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1979-09-01 - Orange Coast Pilot
o.a .. ge coast ' · E0111 0N Dl•e•a•£lne · Bargai•• Toda ---......_ .. VOL. 72, NO. 24', 4 SECTtONSt St· PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNlA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 197_9 ___ F_l_F_T_E_E_N_c_e_N_T--i . -All's Well That Ends Well • in: Valky 8J •caASL PAl&SYIOI ............. It 6111'\ \eke .u 8Rl"rial co rid UM Id Bl iii tamUy ol a ,.Uy "WaW clemon" who WU md• la& lndoor 111 a bit too Mt and wtld ta. pm\ CCNPlo mont.ba ·~ dco't caU I\ f'oun\.aJn VaUe1 for nothlq," phunblnc en1ineer. lleJ deFord •a!d Ftl· day. He stepped ln witt\ aan ap p&Ntll ..... '° tM , ....... toUY --lfter ,....., ..... aeeomta ol ""'1 pMaht -1pou&a of ... ...,.. ... ~ Lbe coac,.te foundation. rwn.lnt earpeta. wall•. pleture1 and HealllO U'WDd \be televt.atoo . Phnnllen couldn't I.plain ll Clt7 oftid.all dldn 't belleve lt And Sady Jobnlon, husband 81ll aod their three dau&hl~n were at the 'end of \.beir rope. F oet .. 11 Preview PRO file '79 Starts Today The first or 20 weekly magazines previewing NF,L football action comes in today's Daily Pilot. ' PRO file '79 is th~ most \ilp·to-date, interesting and comprehensive roundup Of pro football, with special emphasis on games to be televised this weekend. Scouting rcpoz:ts, player profiles, predictions and point spreads, insiders' comments on strategies and game plans, tips on who and what to watch for, lineups, statistics and special features by top na· tiooal writers makf> PRO file '79 interesting reading. For more p.easure from pro football watching, turn to PRO file '79 in tocay's Daily Pilot. Gasoline Blaze Kil& 3 Kids BRADFORD, Ill. <AP) eo()· t.ainera ot gasoline stored in a basement by a pregnant woman to aasure herself she would have enough fuel to get lo lbe hospital caught fire Friday. s tarting a blaze which killed three or h e r five children, authorities said. The gasoline apparently was ignited by a water heater, said Hollis Miller . an inspector with the state fire marshal's office. Stark County Coroner John Dunlap said Marie Berg had stored two five.gallon containers of gasoline and a 55-gallon drum lo the basement as a precaullon should she or Marcia Arbuckle, wbo also was staying in the bowie, have to go lo the hospital oa abort notice. Both women were expecting babies within a matter or days. Dunlap said. Tbe pre-dawn blaze claimed the lives of Dennis Carey, 10, a nd his brothe r ahd sister. Jason, 7, and Lisa, ~ offi cials said. Their bodies were found near a bedroom window on lhe second floor of the house, which was destroyed by the fire. • Officials said th~ three died of smoke inhalation.· Police said their mother and stepfather. Ric hard Berg, escaped without injury. Mrs Ber g's two other children. Todd Carey, 16, and his LJ.year-old sister, Michele, jumped from a 'porch roof and were unhurt. Mrs. Arbuckl e and her husband, Kenneth. also escaped the burning house without in· jury. U.S. A sks S o viets AOOut Cub a Troops WASHINGTON <AP) -The Carter administration, in a sud· den re-evaluation of intelligence, said Friday it has determined ' that a Soviet combat unit of 2.000 · to 3,000 troops has been sta· • Uoned in CUba. St.ate Department spokesman Hodding Carter said the ad· ministration has expressed .. concern" to the Soviets and has atked for more delails on the tn>Opa' and their mission. But Amerjcan officials, speaking privately, said no decision has been made on whether to ask tbe Soviets to withdraw the troo1>9. . ._. ..... ------------------~-~ QUIZ FEATURES ' EX-84SEIUlLER "As currently configured ~nd supported, the unit poses no threat to the United Stat.es," spokesroan Carter said. The of· ficials privately added that they saw little chance lbat the Sov· iets could quickly be penuaded to withdraw it. Nonetheless, there were im· mediate calls for the troops ; withdrawal from "enators who said the SALT 11 treaty should not· be ratified unless that were done. Spokesman Car t e r acknowledced that while the U.S . .SOviet ageement....oo Cuba reached with the Soviets after the 1962 missile •crtaia · forbids Ruuia to s tation offensive weapons on tbe island, "ground forces per ae did not fi1ure in our underatanctint•·" Asked about tbe development, Presldent Carter, apendW the Labor Day weekend ln Pfaina, Ga .. bad no comment. He said be bad dlaeuued the matter wttb tbe StMe Dep1rtmut and prelernd to let oftlclall there retpoed to queationa. Nett.her be aor natlonal 1ecu11\J advller Zbifniew Brr.ezlnskt planned to interrupt their vacations, a.Idea said. Spokesman Cart.tr reiterated the admlnlltratlon •a determlna· lion to OPP9H any Soviet mllit&rf bue lo the West.em Hemlapbere. But lat 1aid be did not wtab to dw'acterile the pre- aent lrOop emplactment u a bait. . How•;rc\ Sen. Richard Stone, D·Fl1., flatlJ that the Soviet troop• colllUtute a mllttary base, 11111' aaid tbe UaJted St.alA!I 4IM cvu. Pace AZ> rotU ~ weren't ceUlrul to offer blef1lnp aaainat evil or prayer 16Jaions probably. were ctrivln.a by ibe bouae on Las Florea Street just to aet a peek at the matt notorious house west of Atnll)'ville "lt wu miserable," said Mrs. Johnson Landlord Royal Stowe got to the poant of offenng a $5,000 re ward lo lhe person wbp could 10lve the my1tery. Enter deFord. not 10 collect the loot (be refused ft), but to take the pressure off , literally. Tbe problem stema naturally, from the artesian wells from wblch the city of Fountain Valley 1ot its name, be ex· plained. Tbe vapor had worked its way up through layers of clay and gravel and fou nd ats way through crackaan the concrete. The vapor became liquid as it forced its way throug h the minute cracks. "Mother nature bas this ten· dency -.she doesn't like thlnp put on top or her.·· said deFord. Wben pipes a re dnlled 10 feet under the foundation, the vapor will be vented rather than aJ. lowed to build ·pressure. Sixteen pipes in all will surround tbe house today, he aaJd . The job will cost a bit l~a than $2,000. DeFord, wbo said be solved a s imilar x>roblem for actor Cornel Wilde about 15 years ago, said plumbers found nothing becawse lhe pipes are sound. As for the city, Mrs. Johnson said officl~ "did nothing." (SeeWATE&, Page AZ > State Supreme Cou1·t Backs Death Pen~lty Voters' '78 Law Enforced SAN FRANCISCO tA P I The stale Supreme Court upheld California 's 1917 death penalty law in a 5·2 vote Friday, saying the law is a "permissible type of punishment under the C~lifomia constitution." ,, The lead opinion. authored by Justice Frank Richardson. saad although the dec1s1on (o(·used on the 1977 death penalty law. 1t ap • plied "Wlth equal forcf.' to the 1978 law" which was approved by voters. Justices William Clark and Wiley Manuel· also s1i:n~d the maJonty opinion. whale Justices S tanley Mosk and Frank Newman Joined m a concurring opinion. . Chief Justicf.' Rose Bird and Justice Mathew Tobriner db· agreed with the majority M1t Bird called the 197'1 law "a now defunct death pen alt)' statute,' apparently referring to the racl that the 1977 law was expandC'cl by an irutiat1ve approved by the voters in 1978. However, all seven JUSll9<'s agreed the conviction and de\lh sentence ·of Luvelle 1-'rierson. which came beforl' them on ap peal , s hoyld be reversed because he was deprived of ade quate counsel during his tnal Lavelle had been found guilty or first degree murde r. robbery and kid.nap in a 1978 Los Angel~ 111cidenl. In November. 1972. Califom1<1 voters approved an mit1at1 ve restoring the state 's death penalty after the state ·s high court had abolish e d 1t in 1-'ebruary of that year State Attorney Genernl GeorJ!e DeukmeJian called Friday's decision •·a very maJor victory for us culm1nat1ng a seven year strug~le m which we have made every effort to restore capital punishment in Califomia." Earlier this year 1 took part in the oral argument before the Supreme Court, urging them to make clear their opinion on the co n stitution al process.·· tSeeDEATll, Page A2 ) . Wins Panel OK / / / • / ~Uy "'""' Slaff ,,_ GEORGE ANO TRUDIE LATKA TOAST NEW NEIGHBOR ON 'BEER BELLY ROW' Sunday In This Huntington Beech Neighborhood Means Beer, Football and Th.e Lord's Prayer Blending Beer , Bible Church 'Fits In Fine' Along Tavern. Roi~., By STF.VE MARBl.F: Of,,.. D•llY "''" SIAlll There l'toes the ne1 ghborhood That was th<' thought tavern o~ers along ll unt1ngton Be-:fch ·s "bt>er bt·ll y ro..,.· shared rec<'nlly when <1 pastor announced his church w<1s mov mgm Ta \'ern ora'rator -. wt•rc con ccrned that a t•hur<'h JUsl wouldn't mix well with the beer bars and cocktail lounge., clustered along Warn<'r Avenu<' near Rolsa Chica Street _ ....._ Geor~e Latka. a ror QillllllT lightwe1~ht boxer who owns thl' Golden Glove Tavern. said he'd duked 1t out m the ring for \0 vears and "wasn't about to pick a fight with the Lord .. Christopher Beatty, pastor or the Church On The Course, told Lalka that he would be holding morning aml evenin~ service-. on Sundavs 1n thl' profe:.s1onJI but-lding next door .. I "'as realh worried ... the 64 } e<ir·old tavern oY.ner report t•d "We're packed on Sundd~ once the football :.easun gtts rolhng ·· Ile pornt<'d lo a bank or thr~ color tele\'1s1on set!> and ex plained. ··1rs happy hour here all da} on Sunda}:. .. Lalka and his v.1fc. Trudie "'ho manages the s port theme beer bar, said they weren't sure r hurrh choirs would blend with th<' clinkin~ or beer mugs and the yelps from football fans "We also sponsor 10 baseball teams and they're usually nu~ ing heck before they even order a brew." Latka satd . But Beatty told h im not to worry He anformed him his con· gregalJon of 60 woulrl have UtUe trouble getting used to the neighborhood's rowdier side. repnrt'cd Beatl). expl<11mng how tht• church got its n11me and also tht' congregation ·s tolerance to "'<'II hquored b+..•hav1or ·we v.ere sandwiched nght bet"' een two bars there and they came swaying through our even· 1n~ sernces very regularly,'' said the pastor At a recent planning com · m1~1s1on session.· where Lalka first went public with his con· cerns. Beally strolled to the podium. threw an arm around Latka's shoulder and said, "I think we'll get along just fine ... Lalka said his fears for the neighborhood were dJspelled. "I could become good friends with that guy," commented the ta vern owner. "l plan to invite him over for a beer -.I don't' kn(lw if he'll come but I plan to as k him " Coasl Bergeson Tax Bill "We've been conducting services l.n tbe banquet room of the Meadowlark Golf Course," T exas B each Cleanup Set Heads for Senate .. A bill by A11emblywoman Marlan Berge.on of Newport Beach to adjuat income tax. bracket.a annually wttb lnflaUon p111ed a ftnal legillaUve hurdle Frlday may cor:ne up for a Senate vote next week. The 13-membe r Senate Fin1nce Committee gave the Newport ' Beacb RepubHcan's bUl the needed seven votes. Flvt RepubUcam and two Democrata votet yea. Tbe no votes were cut by'Democrata .. Senator Blll Campbell, R· Hacleoda Hetchta, aaJd be would ~robably ut for a Senate vote on the ''lndelllna" blll next Wed· ne1d1y or 1bursday. Tbe 1\.ate already 1dJu1t.1 ln· corn• ta.x bracketl upw1rd for tnn8tion ln exceaa ot 3 percenl. Mrs. Ber1eson'a blll would cover lbe remaining 3 percent, CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas ao that a worker who received <AP> -Cout Guard official.a only ce»t-of·Uv1n1 raises would said Friday they will have not be pushed into biaher at.ate ahutae from tbe world's worat oil income tu brackets. spilJ cleaned Jrom some Gulf Estimated 1avln1 1 for ahore beaches in time for the California taxpayers are $210 Labor Day weekend tourist mUUon next year and iaeo the trade. followln8 year. "The beach cSeanup 1' pro· AltboU&b Gov. Edmund Brown ateHina, and we bOJ)4! they wUI Jr. bu 1dvoca~ a on.·time tax be ln pretty food shape for tbe cut or up lo $1 hllUon tbll year, Labor Day weekend," aald be baa be6n crh.Jcal of the Coast Guard Capt. Roser Bercesoo blU because it \a a Madson, who beau the ta1k • permanent cut. force working to protect. the He baa. however , a topped coastal envlton.ment from tbe ef. abort of aay{Jll he would veto t.be feet• of the oil. bUl. • The oi.1. from a runaway Mex· Mn . Berceson won broad lean well, baa cut the South Tex· bipartllan support for her bill in aa laland toortal trade by at tbe Allembty, w~re ll peued lt ast so p~Tt~nl , officla1a M-0 wilh lhe baoltint of both •'iw.a estimate. Weather Wont to bow who'a nm· n&ng for the tchool board in 1101.lr comm"nit11? Turn to Pa,_ 4 /or o fWl page of n · port• on the tnutu can· didate• aloflg the Orange COGlt Sunny skies should pre· vail over the hfJllday weekend wttb·tem. peratura comfortably tn the 10I alOftl the Oranae Coaat and lnto the m1d-80s further Inland. ..... ,., ·-,...,,.. ..... ""'-' ".nC-M -.. ... Ctl!H'cll A II ._.. C'-lf... ct ... , ............ '9Mk t .U 1'11tMIO c:-""°"' M f rh•I• C-_.. Al UMleLMI-. o... ...... AM ..... ............... ~ At ..., .. ., .. .. .,,1 .. •1 "' .u .... ---· •: • • ' ( _________ __. . ._,._ _______ .___. -_,_ ____ ..........,.._. ...... •, ~Nit ..... ,...... CHINESE DELEGATION INSPECTS PMKD HANNIPIN PLANT IN IRVlN! J Company Executive Wlllam Web8ter Ex.plalna Operation to Oov. Chen (dark gla ... 1} Chinese View Coast Officials Tour lroine Aerospace Plant By DAVID KUTZMANN Of -~ rti.e '"'" For several bou:-s. Friday, Irvine's Parker-Hannifi n aerospace plant represented the latest example of .the lb.aw in xe- 1 at ion s betw ee n two superpowers -the U.S. and China. An entourage or high-ranking Chinese officials from Hubei Province,-including the gov- erno r of the populous region, toured U;ie Orange County facili· ty 85 part or a three-week visit to this country that ends next Tuesday. • The 13 members of the in· lernatiooal trade delegation ar- -ri~ ed in !nine on Friday after· noon after touring a Parker Hannifin plant in Culver City. T~...gr:oup spent mucb ot its time in the Midwest, particular- ly Ohio, before journeying west and will bead to San Francisco today after a side trip to Dis- neyland. The bea<;t of. the delegation, Chen Pixian. chairman of the provisional revolutionary com· mittee and gov'ernor of Hubei Province, said the visit to the U.S. is a "token of friendship." Hurricane Lashes Domican Republic S ANT O DOMINGO , D8mirucan Republic <AP>· - Hurricane David turned abrupt· ly from its open-sea course Fri- day and slammed ashore in the Dominican Republlc with winds up to ~ mph, weather orficials reported. They said the erratic killer storm, which a lready has strewn death and devastation a mong othe r Caribbean islands, thun· dered into the Do minican Republi"c just southwest of the capital, Santo Domingo, and moved inland. Al 9 p.m. EDT it was reported 60 miles northwest of Santo Domingb, near . the mountainous cente r or the country, and mov- ing northwest at 12 mph toward the northern coast 1tnd the E',.._P~AI WATER ... •'He (de Ford ) is the only one who came forward with any sense," said Mr&. Johnson. He also brought her a bouquet of flowers and a watermelon for the kids to cheer things up. Occasional spurts of water were still popping up late Fri- day, but ~e indoor fountains were spaced further apart and not as plentiM in content. All should be well when the job is finished. "l. have yet to see anything that I C<>tM.n 't exorcise with a pipe wrench," de Ford con- cluded. DAILY PILOT Ti..Ot-~Olll'f ..... •'"--~ltc--__ ..._ ......... _ .... "'"°'-c-· -....... ~ ...... ---... -·-· _., .................... ce. .. ----.--...... -·-v ................ "---....c-.. ...,...._. ___ ._~--· ,,. _____ .. __ _...,.....,c.--.~..- ___ .... __ _ .,... •• c.119 ... --0.-..~ n.ic:-- '-' ..... _....,.,...,.. o-tftM .,_ .....,_ .. --*-~ ....... oe-... c.ie.:: .::i=.--=-~ ... , \111 ..... =-· Ti' ••• •C"•• ..... 011 ere~ •7\J ,...,. .. ,_-=- --~ .... CN!IY~... , .. Dominican Republic's western border with Haiti. Winds in Santo Dominao sur-· ged from SS mph to 120 mph ip late afternoon, weather officials said. uprooting trees, sailin• rooftops like playing cards, and toppling utility poles. Torrential rains i.nuDdated the capital and nearby towns. Telephone· lines snapped and n o immediate cas ualty or damage report.& were available. The hurricane had been mov· ing about" 50 ·mil'es south of the Dominican Republic, heading for Haiti. when it s udddenly turned nQrtb, threatening the liv-:s o! thousands of Dominicans who buddied in shelters from the h.uge waves and t errifying winds. The two nations share the island of Hispaniola. David was blamed earlier ro~ a do'Zeri deaths on Puerto Rico and at least 18 on the tiny Carib- bean island of Dominica. The U.S. National Weather Service in Miami reported it& measuring devices in Santo Domingo regist.ered wlndA in ex- cess of 100 mph "before the equipment blew down." Wngres•man Takes Own 'Boat Trip'. Rep. Jerry Pattertoo found an unusual way to annou.nce a Sl.7 millioo federal srant Prlday and share bi.a feelinp OD President Carter'• recent lll11l11lppi River ''wortinc YacatJoD." Pattenron. rid1nl lD a rubber boat mounted oo top ol a Jeep. cruiHd up the dry Santa Au riverbed eut of Wiiiowbrook Golf Courie in Santa Ana. He said the 'boat rt.de' waa a1 a poof on Carter, a fellow Democrat. He •• ja6aed bJ ~ Harriett Yileder .. •• c ttaa tbe fed•ral 1raat laeludH $100,000 for 0....,. Co9ltJ'• Uv· tn1 eeater for ba'*-8d wt••· llo1t of tbe moae1 la tbe Department of Houala1 Hd Urban Deftlopmen& JI'• wtll ~o toward Ille drr1k1•• ot lowad....,.a&e....-.. lD lnlae, Pullenoa, AaU.la, Pla~ .... •cntw, •Sfl""'nl .. 9ntnl la .. boat, P....._ NW ta.. rtde •••. .., .... '° ... " • ...,. fun'' ..... tarrW ....... that wortt ud ••at.lom dclD 't mis. "Wbla JOU won, JOU wwll aad wba JOU •acaUoe. JOU ••catkm." be clldand. • Acknowledging bis 1ourney bas been brief. Chen neverthe- less said be has bad very good impressions of the people be and his entourage have met.and the sicbu they'Ye seen. Parller-Hannifln officials and Ohio trade representatives who have accompanies the Chinese delegation said the group is very interested il'I observing American technological know · how as a basis for modernization of its own country. Dr. Robert C. Langford, bead of Parker Haonlfio's Asia· Pacific group, which is interest· ed in doing business with China, said ~ visit of the delegation has helped increase contacts between the two countries. However, Langford said it is unlikely any contracts would re- s ult from the visit. The Chinese came to America earlier this month as. a r e · ciprocal cesture for the recent visit there of Ohio Gov. James Rhoades and a deleaation which Included Parker Hannifin representatives. The firm is headquartered in Ohio. 1ho.e who have traveled with the Chinese delegation said Chen, though suffering from diabetes. has been astute and ·observant. He is a former mayor of Shanghai. In Its tour of the Irv.ine plant. the delegation was shown where such aerospace components as fl1ght control mechanisms are made. Parker Hannifin has bei?n involved in such projects as the s pace shuttle for ·the N atiooal Aeronautics and Space Ad· ministration. The Chinese delegation was to stay at the Newport Sber.aton Friday night before heading ror Disneyland today and then San Francisco. The group will fly to Honolulu next week before heading home. The delegation included two profesaora from the Huazbooa Institute of Tecbnology. the vice chairman of the Provi•ional Revolutionary Committee of Hubel Province, the deputy director of the Provincial Office of Foreign AffaJn, a lecturer at Wuhan MeCiical CoUe1e. several interpret.era and lhe chief Oil the Import and Export Division and tl>e Provincial Bureau of Foreign Trade. DEATH •.. Deukmejlan said. "Thi• the court bu done .in this nillnf. There la DO quation that the court bat aald It i• comUtu· tional." Callfom1a 's supreme court hH overturned the death penal- ly twice, botb ln 1m and 1111 . Moek uMI be vo&ed lD ~ to uphold the deatb peo.alty. but ioUMd. wWl tbe IUjori&J lD 1172 aad 11'11 ID ruliai tbat ffPMal pallialunmt wu cnael or an- uH al paattlament uader U1e •tale OaalUtutloa. He edded. however, that h1I tblnlki8' bu now come full dr· ca.. ''I am now ... compelled to coaclude .tb•t tbe lt'TT dHt.h P•••ltJ ltatala\lon doa ut ......_ tll9 Cdfanla cmw. .. .. . ~. · ......... o. a!:W-;ga 1.W M would Uft 80 OD~ deciakle tmtil MW nM lt.,....,,....... ~ ....... -· poeeet ol tM clMdt ,..., .. trled to veto Ua• la• tla• 1uprw eourt ....... Howe••· * •• .. ot•a1Hr ... ............ Holiday Gas Up Over..Sl •1 fte A.Ned•tH ...... Mot.omta wbo took to tbe ro.cS P'ri4Q for UM tone Labor D11 ... t..s abou.ld be able to flad 1u. but wlll bave to PJY aver.,. prica of more than a cloUar a 1allon for U, atate automobile auoctatlons re ported. Gaa avallabUity waa deemed adequate throuahOut the al.ale ntD ln Northern California, wbere proceaa aerven dlaU1but ed a San Francisco Superior Court order barrln1 a concerted . boUdaJ shutdown threatened by Callfomia Service Statloo A• soclatioo. N onetbeleH, aulboritlet .. )' the 1u abort.ace mentallty la ex pected to keep aome eratwhlle hoUdaytravelers at home ·'Trame will be somewhat lighter than It haa been in the paat, the reuon beinc t.be paul· ble uocertalDty ofJeUlDC 1as and a1lo the prtce aas. · · aa1d Sat. Bob Hayward of the CaJifornla Highway Patrol·s public informatio n Qffl ce "That's been the trend a ll year." A survey by the CaUfomu~ Automobile Auocaalloo showed that 1as prices In Northern Callfornia were averaalng Sl.01 a gallon for relUlar, Sl.08 tor Wl· leaded and Sl.07 for premium grades. To the south, a similar survey by the Automobile Club o r Southern Cahrorn1a indicated that the ooly gas buyers who can hope to escape dollar-a-gallon prices are those who purcb~ r~lar gu at tttf-se1 rlce sta· t1on1 in rural areas. They'll pay average prices or 99.9 cents a gallon. as opposed to Sl 052 for unleaded and Sl 06 tor preauum bought at the same stations In self-service stations in cities, regular gas 1s going for an avenge Sl.002 a gallon, Wlth unleaded running Sl .046 and pre mium Sl.O!i8. Prices are a peony or two higher all round at full service stations. But despite high gas pnces and the CHP's predictions, most holiday spots report that they expect their traditional Labor Day crowds. * * * Highway Cops Prepare for Big Weekend A maximum number o f Galifor1Ua Highway Patror Of· ficen will be on the freeways during the Labor Day weekend to handle the expected crush of motorists heading oH for flnel summer vacations. · omers note traffic flow over the three-day holiday ha s declined slighUy the past two years. Trame fatalities, however. have not. Last year highway deaths were onl y three below the all-time high of 71in1971. Southern California gas sta· lions are not expected to be af. fected by a threatened Labor Day shutdown in the northern part of the state . officers saJd Highway Patrol offi cials asked that travelen do not call them regarding the a vailability of gasoline. The Automo bile Club o f Southern CaUfomla also cau tioM v-acationera that moat state parks, national parks and state beacbe. reqwre reservations arid that moat aresold out. All city, county and state agencies will be closed Mooday for the Labor Day holiday. .. ,,..,,...... 'WI WDI MAKINO t.oYI,' TllllO'TH'r LaAllY IAYI ... and Wife, e9fMl9, AWtf• et ''•M Conf•tenee . Love, Not Fight, Tripped Vp Learys L OS ANGELES f AP J Harvard lecturer-\uroed·druit auru 'nmotby Leary Hid Friday he and bis wtfe were high on a children's sedative -not co ca1ne -and were milini love -not fighting -when police burst into their Beverly Huls apartment this week. "We were making love, Wllh an unfortunate amount of noi.se We apologize to our neighbors ... Leary J.old a ne.W& coo!uenee at.. the Improvisation. a Wtsl Hollywood comedy rugbt club where he bas been performing as whal be calls a .. stand·up philosopher " Leary, 58. formerly of Laguna Beach. and tus lO·year-old wife, Barbara. called the news COO· ference to correct what they termed .. three senous errors" in reports on their arrest Tuesday night· that lbey were on co· ca ine, that M rs . L ea r y 's stomach was pumped and that they ~ere Cigh'ttng Police were summoned b> a neighbor who churned to have heard the couple fightmg loudly The Learys were booked for Ul· \ esllgation of possessU!g a con trolled substance and race a Sept. 21 beanng 1n Beverly Hills Municipal Court. However , the couple said a lab re~rt on a white s ubstance found by pouce at their apart ment •·ould -confirm that they were bagb on a drug called ketamine, which Mrs . Lear.) described a s a .. c hi ldren s anesthetJc" that is "not on any penal code list or dangerous drug list.·· "In no way do Barbara or I advocate the use of the drug ... Leary no.led "lt·s a ph1lOSQph1c, out·of-body experience which I do not recommend to anybody but professionals m the field.·· Mrs. Leary denied that her stomach was pumped at Cedan.· Sinai Medical Center. where she was taken by police, alt.bough she did get nauseous .. I WlU be the fi~t to admit that I was tugh as a kite ... she said But. she added. d~tors at the hospital sent her home aner she told them what she had taken She said a blood test taken at the hospital would provide further conftrmatioo that she was on ketamine. "Most wounding" or the three errorw. they said. was the sug- gestion that they were fighting. "We never fight, ever," Mrs Leary saJd. "Everything was fine and dandy until everyone burst into the bedroom." Leary, the onetime LSD ex· perimenler whose advice to ·turn 'lfl ,..,, ... "'· tJr<111 11111 · bec•mc bywwth for many <if the tlow•r· l'"tUWro ,A t.b1: l9f'Ar.., <td· m lttf'd fr-ty th•t h,. and hi..-. wife a r,.. •t1ll tryinl( out nc:w not· yet 1lle1C~ dn.atc.11 '"Wt! f~I wt: re lebl pilots for our 1oc1ety, .. said the rang; . white h.alr~ Spnngfil'ld. Ma:r.::. native. comparing his explora lions with the fir.tt aeronaut1< 1 f forts of WllbuF and On 1lh• Wr1ght. L '"If there's anything this roun t r y n e e d s . 1 t ' i. a g ,, 11 d a pbrod1s1ac expe rience l•1 ~e1 people s miling and working together ·· Leary al!>O had kind '4Urd:-. for the AcH'rl) Hilb 1xil11"<' .. They werl' courle<JU::.." ht said 'The Bcvc-r l) !fills Jail wa~ tht> n1c{':)l little Jail of t he 30 1aih 1 'vc visited in my life · f~rmn Pag.-.\I CUBA .... s hould demand its · immediate w1thdrav. al 'No ScH1et m 1htar~ base 1s admissible in this hemisphere, · he said, addmg that Secretary or State Cyrus R Vance plans to discuss the matter v.ith Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the l"nited :"lauon:. this fall But he aJS-O ::.aid that the Carter adm 1n1stra t1 on 1s not being forceful enou1oth 10 its dealings on the sub1ect The new mtelhgence evalua- tion represented a dramatic c hange from th.e public. est1 mates given by the ad- ministralJon in recent weeks . On July Z7. Vance responded to a query from Stone with a de· . nial that there were Soviet com- bat troops on the island. "There 1s no evidence of any s ubstantial increase 1n the Soviet nul.ttary presence in Cuba in recent years or of the pre-- sence of a Soviet m11Jtary base, .. Vance v.rote "Apart from the m1utary group adv1smg Cuban forces for the past 15 years. our tnlelhgence does not warrant the conclusion that there a re any other s1gruficant Soviet forces in Cuba ·· On Aug 7 . t he Defense Department saJd. "there rrughl have been a very modest in· crease" in the Soviet military presence in Cuba . U.S. in- telligence sources said then that estimates indicated 2.000 military advisers and between 4,000 and 6,000 civilian techni· cians and advisory per sonnel were in CUba . Hurricane Skirts South Skies Sunny Acrou Most of Nation 11 ... S-••rw r .. ,,..,., .... ......, " .. .... ...I " ... •t . .... •l .. . ,. . .. . " .. ., n• It • ., " " J6 . ,. .. . . .. ... " .. N " .. .. 61 .. ,. .. _..SIP. til•lll-..... o.-... . .,.,,, ~ .. Oil!&. Cll'r ~ ~ ~ ...... .......... l"lttMlll,..,. ~.-.~o... ..... City ..... .k ........ k .LAIM• ...... ,....,. Seltl.AM S.'*"9 '-',. .. SHltle ,..._ ., " .... ,, 74 .. 1j .. ,, ts ~ " 7) " 7S ., 10 104 70 17 ~ ,, le . 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SANTA BARBARA <AP> - An autopsy on attorney James Oppen. found shot lo dealh on bis cabin cruiser 10 days ago after radioing that be was being tortured. disclosed no evidence that he committed suicide, of· ficials Said Friday. The a utop sy s howed no powder burns around the single gunshot to the chest that killed Oppen, mspector Pete Vanella of the sheriff's department said. If Oppen hi msetr fired the shot at ctose range. there should have been powder bums , Vanella ex· plained. Vanella added that in · vestigators were looking into re· ports that Oppen had received _ lhr.ea t.ening. phone calla in the weeks before tus death. There ha d been speculation that the 58-year-old attorney had com milted a carefully staged suicide after making a radio call that he had been kidnapped and was being tortured. There were bullet holes found in Oppen's boat, and Vanella said It appeared they were ftred from inside the boat. Several weapons were in the boat. but Vanella declined to say whether any had been fired .Airlines Get -Fair Hike OK WASHINGTON \AP> The C1v1I Aeronautics Board gave the nation's airlines authority Friday to raise their basic fares to cover rapidly rising fu el cos- ts. an action that will mean l 4.5 percent increase m the cost of most airline tickets. The CA·B said fares can go up lo 9 5 percent above their or- dinary base levels. Since the board· earlier allowed and most airlmes imposed -a 5 per- cent increase above the base rate, the action translates into a 1.5 percent increase for most airlines Under the new order, which is effective today. earners can file for higher fares on a .24-bour aotice Some filings are expect- ed Tuesday. after the Labor Day weekend "--....... ~. ,... ..... aa.,..2 ........ pe~ '1 Couty •perrlior P'1l ... i• ............ I mottlJ PHllH ll•n!4!f:Qt ..... ..., ..... Mt for ~•martial eo11ceaa1 .... aatd Mre. Brow. atnl ~O••ltt•• ~<>-yl8'GIM:'9. ......... ~ ... ···~ KatbGn, a .. daea aad Parka Co••t11tot1 ...._ .. , U~I• weelr caUI for a eoe~kle area n @ a r tb e I n t • r '"' c ti on o r Broollhunt Street and Ediqer A.ve1nae. • That, lln. Brown 111d, luvea moet ol the undeveloped pattel 1avaU1b&e•for a seven-acre In~. woods, IOCCet fieJcSg and a re aervable picnic area · Tbe plm, 'ltill in rou1h stages and without a cost estimate, is expected to come ~fore county supervisors In 60 to 90 days, a county Environmental Manage· meot Agency spokesman said to- day. For more than two years, the citizens committee and other local resident.a have vigorously opposed development plans sub- m itted by VTN or Irvine and singer Johnny Mann. Mann , who head s the Sport.sworld Corp .• sought to de· velop a lighted complex includ· ing soccer fields and basebaJI diamonds over much of the re· maining Mile Square Park acreage. He withdrew bis proposal because of heavy local oppos1· lion. The VTN plan. which suggest- ed a 1,000-seat outdoor am· phitheater and a Awimming lake that. wo.uld... draw as .many as 8,000 persons per weekend. was not discussed by parks com missioners. The plan also included pro- visions for a skateboard park, bicycle motoeross course. rast· food concessions and video games area. At a series of public hearings at Fountain Valley council chambers, residents said they feared excess traffic and noise impacts from the VTN plan. Planning commissioners, in- cluding Mrs Brown, charged that a county environmental im pact report was slanted toward · the VTN plan, the only proposal that could turn a fir st-year public profit CSSl,000), according to county documents Development of a passive park 1N0uld oost $2.9 million and lose $205.855 per year because of a lack or concession areas, the El R slated. Mrs . Brown said. however. t h at. co n .c es s 1 on s a t th e northwest intersection of the park would tie in with nearby commercial uses and not harm the integrity of the inner por- tions of the park. This •·compromise" is expect· ed to defer some or the costs of developing the passive park. Wells Shut. Down SACRAMENTO <AP ) -Thr~ wells serving Riverside were shut down Friday because they contained ~sibly dangerous level~ of the pesticide DBCP, state officials said Friday. ............ . A silver ud black punlnd K .. bond, Bu~ bu a lot aomc fOt him. He kw• ehUdraa Md lle'1 bOulebrokea But rlCIJd. DOW be'a I~ lit Ule Onail County Huinane Soclilti In B~ Belch wl Ile aeed.I a home tbat Often --. ~· n.e 90det1'• offtce II open llon· daJI tlllVilcta hom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ud Sua· diy1 from 11 a.m. to p.m. Phone number II 588 MBO. ........ Pdme Minis ter Mebdi 8az.argan of Iran bas asked to be relieved of his duties and called on the peoplt of Iran to ask the Ayatollah Khomeini to take the reins of government. Fans Irate Ori Ranger Mask Ban LOS ANGELES (AP) Lone Ranger ·fans across the country were on the phone Frida)' telling their outrage over a court de- cision ordering actor Clayton Moore not to wear the Lone Ranger mask he has wo rn almost 30 years. "I'm JUSl inundated. J can't get off the phone," said Arthur Dorn . Moore's agent "lt ·s absolutely ancredable. ·· ·The 64-year-old Mool"e ·was or- dered Thursda~ by Superior Court Judge Vernon Foster not lo wear has Lone Rahger mask in public appearances. Foster granted the preliminary 1nJu.nc· t1on at the reques t or the Wrather Corp., which owns the rights to the famed weste rn hero. and 1s filming a Lone Ranger movie with a new actor in the starring role . Dom said he rece1 ved 250 calls 1n a four-hour period. and other calls poured into newspapers and radio stations across the country. "I've even bad calls from a couple of film d1strib4tors in the Midwest who said they wouldn't distribute the~ Lone Ranger film." said Dorn. "People are saying they won't go see it " One of the callers, Mary Jo.. Wade. 27 . or Memphis. Tenn . said she <Jnd about 20 to 25 friends plan to send a petition to the JUdge "I have grown up with the Lone Ranger a nd I am JUSl shocked Mr. Moore. is not, al- lowed to portray the Lone Ranger anymore." s he said. "We are not going to take this lying down " Costa Mesa police Lt. Jack Calnon s~d f''erner was dressed at the time of hls arrest, but that his shirt and pants were on in· side out. Police Identify Rape Suspect ·After Chase Costa Mesa Police have iden· tiried Tustin resident Dennis A. Ferrier. 23, as the man captured in a pursuit touched off by the rape, early Friday morning, of a Costa Mesa woman Fe rrier was arrested after a high-speed car chase on the San Dlego Freeway. Initially. he · gave police only his first name. Ferrier, who woru u a cargo handler for Air California, is be- ing held in lieu of $25,000 ball. He is expected to be arraigned Wednesday oo charges of forci· ble rape and bur&lary. Police said Ferrier was naked when be allegedly fled from the acene ol t..be rape at a Costa Mesa apartment after bein& routed by neigbbon wbo beard tbe woman'1 1eream.. Sooth I.aguna Branch Closes Tbe South Lquoa branda of Or8tlle COUDQ Public Ubrary will close it.a doors Sept. 21, foUowtag acdon bJ the ~ Board of Supervlaora lut montb. In a bud&~·euttiftl move. ta- aupervlaou approved tb• cloeure, ud dae eoant1 will ..,.. trantfer the small UbrUJ'• book• eltber to tbe Lacuaa Beaeb or to Dana Nl1uel bran'*-. 11 atertale cheeked CMrt ,_ the . libratJ, located oa ScMb Coat HtP•t11 la Soutb ......_ caa be baned lJdo ettMr ol ... otMr brancbff after tbe Ubrar1 clolel. . .. . . ) • DAILY P1LOT .43 MeDenry LQaded . ' All Segments Support UJV. Choice .. ... . .. ?: ,,,,..~.,.. Tbe nom.lnaUon of DoDIJd Y. llcHnr1 to euccffd And.re• You.n• • u.a. ambuaador to lb• Ualted NaUou brCMtfltt pralee P'tlCtay from black leaden lD Younc'• botne state of G--.ta ad from atembeo ~ tbe 6omMlt Md halernadoul poUUeal eommunltlea. Bancladeah alao uld tbey' welcomed lldlenry 'a aeleetion. Carter la an1 way appotnted • htm to ..,,.... black voten." -• McHenry••.::;::: to UM poet,=· CoHUa Scott Kine. widow of Dr.. Martin Lather KIDI Jr., •aid: "Penonally, llr. llelfenty wu my ebolce from the veey beSlnnin&. I have the highest raped for· bit competence and for hU dedication." Y ounc. eonctudln1 a term as praident ol the 15-nation Securi- ty Cowlcil, 1av'e a luncbeoa for council deJe1atea and tOld b.ia guests. "I'd like to say that we're glad to have Don lake over and we'll •Ull be around in tbe background on c:a ll whenever be needs help." U.N. Secretary-General Kurt WaldM.im, one or lhe guest.a. said that ldcffen.ry. now deputy ambassador to the Uniled Na- ttons. was "an extremely com. petent and well -info rmed diplomat." Security Council m e mbers from China, Britain. Fnnce, Norway , Nigeria an d CliYI Jin. Kina 1aJd !a Atlanta I.bat ell& bad worke4 clo9el)' wttb McHenry wblll IM MrVed •a public ctelecat.e to tbe 32nd U.N. Genenl Asaembly. "He bu movN all al'OtUld UM ••Id "fY qvtetlJ,'' abe · 1.td. "He knows very well whafpeoele are thiak· inc about the UnJttM States ud what we would like to have them LblDk ... " Georgia atat.e Rep. Calvin Smyre. chairman of tbe leeialature'a black .caucus, said be did not think McHenry's race had anything to do with the ap- pointment. •·1 don't think Jimmy Farm Workers End . Lettuce Strike .,.. SALINAS ~pl -~ United Farm Wo..-.S union won a ma· jor victory • It.I seven-moatb- old lettuce strike Friday, BD· nouncm, a tentative contract with Sun Karvest. the largest ol Calilornia 's lettuce growers. U FW president Cesar Chavez immediately called off a boyeott against United Brands, Sun Harvest's parent company WRYI SLY I.lid lmiJre, • • he can do •• aca~job.'' ·• Former-SecHUry of State • Deaa B• wtllo teaches 1t the Ual•ereity ol Geoffia, noted :• llcffenry'• baet1rou11d as a : career diplomat ad aaJd: "I ;~ think it will be very helpful to ':: have a disciplined diplomat on :. that job." :: Senate llajortty Leader := Robert Byrd of West Virelnia •: •aid the choice Of McHeilry was • • "a good one." H~ described :· McHenry aa "an experienced :· diplomat ... ·universally praised for his restraint and calmness in handling the recent tension at Kennedy Airport in- volving Soviet ballerina Lud- milla VJasova " Jn New York. Jewish leaders, who were critical of Young's contacts with the Palestine Liberation Organization, ex- pressed support for the man nominated as his successor. Nathan Perlmutter, national director of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Bnth, "We are confident that he will receive the full s upport of the American community SLYI CRYING BECAUSE . .. WRY BECAUSE BECAUSE .•. i. aptt. of • l1h .,,.,.. ..__,.. a..·d t. •tc~ too ..._ tti.t '-e toeik ....... of .UC'• cOHtmt ilt•ffaHa. to ~ .. ,._ ltU.llltl 4IC-TY. for ~ • ~ md c.._ .. ,....... c:wl-: 1 to,.._. •U.llH md ..a. • ri« ..... Ice Mfon ,_ ••leCJ llh .... ..._ .. , _., lk.-Y Mrflriu .... ..._.••co6wt.4.oltielilhhd~ 2S" Dl114JCM1el Co1o.-telnlt loe. 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TUMI .... ~ .-• AUDto OUTNf • l1'J4 Ll970 JACKS RANDOM ACCESS REMOTE CONTROLS WITH ZOOM 6 AUDIO OUTPUT JACKS TO PLAY SOUND _THAU VO~ STEREO. 1r;11 ~~:-_~· v::::;:. ~ 19' I • 1980 SYSTEM Hrs WITH RANDOM ACCESS REMOYE SUllJW . suuu RCA PRESENTS PREVIEW ·so TRADE-IN Trock ilt re--_. Mt •• ..t recei .. H.. troct. ia •allln Listed a.tow: 'I 00 TRA.1)6.fM OM THESE JS'" DI UiOMAL COLO. nAIS W1TH llMOTI ~::;31t j --j a GD760 GD7U G0761 '75 nA.D~H Au.OWED OM THISI 25'" DIA(i,()MAL COlOI nAtcS GD7l0 G07J7 GD7JI '50 Tl•D6fM AUOWAMCE OM THESE ZS-DIA~ COLOI ftAJCS M71J '149 ... ,,..., ' '1lllt ........ c-. -.. ,. ~ • ; I ---- ,., .. .... u-. DI Duk,._ c...c & .... ... ..-. ... ,,... ...... , .. ~. IUmMCITOll IUCM toeMlf .. IJll?l d ......... [M ..... l ............ , UT. 1N:IO; IUM. 1M .. ) --· , ' I LOCAL I NATION • • ID School Board Races ~iliDg End8 * * • • * * • * * 9 challenge· Trustees . Four Seat. Open on Coaai College Board .TllNe.._blMleada....., •PPGtllled trw&ee on l.M ·ftve-mem~er Coaat Community Collea• Dl1tr ct Board of Trull••• .. a•• drawn In chal._,.,. for tbelr Mall ln the No".t~ Rwua.Laa for n -elect1on •~ 8 Announce ForCUSD. Positions Eight candidates will be vytn11 for four seats on the Capistrano Unified S<-bool board in Nov- ember. with three of the four in· cumbenls seeking re-election. George L . White of San Clemente will run unopposed for his Trustee Area 5 seat, but in· c;umbents Edward Westberg and E. G. "Ted" Kopp face compet.i· lion KOPP , WHO represents Trustee Area 1, will be opposed by Dana Point engineer Angus S O'\ i t ~ W P s,t. b u r:,a . ~ a .Sa ti Clemente dentist. faces a batU<: for the Trustee Area 3 seat with Mary A . M ora les. a San Clemente pharmacy techniciau .s.ludent. a nd Richard E Weakland, a San Clement e pharmacist. Two candidates are seeking the seat of Sarah Jane Lipp, who decided agarnst s eeking re election. CBA.B~ H. WARD, a San Juan Capistrano property manager. will run against Fred fl Sinase k , a San Juan Capistrano construction consul· tant for the Trustee Area 2 seat now held by Mrs. Lipp Capistrano Un1ftedioifl8ndidates must live in the area thl'y hope· to represent. but are elected by all voters in the district Cities Determine Trash Sch eduJe..s Laguna Beac h r esl dent!) s hould wail a day before putting out the trash next week, because disposal crews will take Monday off for Labor Oay Trash day will . remain un c h anged f or Sa n J uan Capistrano and San Clemente residents next week. tJWte. William XelUer. Roblm Humpfu .. ya and Donald Hoff. Dick Ot.on, appotnt.ed lo \.be'°'' 1•1• board after the retJremellt of Wortb Keene U11t apl'lna ... aetklna e lection for tbe two year'• rem1lnln1 oa Keeoe'a fOQr·,....,. lerm. ,.,..,1 ....... Dit~or~ Luci Nugent. daughter of the l ate President Lyndon Johnson. has been granted a divorc e fro m Patri c k !'jugent. ending their 13-year marriage. nvnm avN no• the tnaa~ uu in wbicb &.bet Uve, b'6t are elected by voten from t.broupout tile dµltrict. Kettllr • .....-Un& Area 3, la ~ only lneumbeot wbo bas not dr1wa 1 cballeftaer. la Ana J. lncWDbenl Hoff will be cb.allen1ed by Brenda J . Goa1a)e1, h omemaker I le1lal1Uve analyst; Joseph R. Doouue. retired professor. •ad. C1rol Gandy, executive usiatm)t. H\JBPR&EVS. TUE incum. benl in Area 4 , bas drawn challencea from Brian Garland, currttUy • trustee in the Huot· inston Beach City School Dts· trict; G. Godfrey Sandeen, at· tomey/manal(ement consultant. Marc R. Tow, lawyer. In Aree 1. Olson will be running a1•inat Alice G. Cuberlinlc. col· le1e instructor: G regory G Darakjian. educator, and Jame!) D. Evans. tax accountant TSUSTEE AREA l takes 10 Seal Beach and western portions of Huntington Beach. Areu 2 t'overs most of Fountain Valle}. and parts of Garden Grove. Area 3 takes in a large section of Huntington Beach a lo..,g . Pacific Coast Highway north lo Edinger..Ave. Area 4 runs east of Bushard Street in Huntington along Coast Highway to the Newport JeUy. It includes most o f Newport Harbor, Balboa islan~ parts of Costa Mesa west of Farrview Road. 8 Seek Irvine Seats Eight candldates have filed to run for three seats on the Irvine t:nified School Daslnct Board of Trustees an the Nov 6 election. A spokeswoman for the county Rega::.trar of Voters said Fnday that. because two or l\hree an {'umbents \\all not seek re· elec·t1on. the filing period for new candidates would be extend· • edtosp.m .Tuesday This also will apply to the lrvane Ra nch Water District board elections. smce two in· cumbents there a re not running Incumbents, howevei:. will not ~ a llowed to take advantage of the extension. the spokeswoman saad Filing election papers 10 the sch ool ract• were Gordon Getchel. Caryl Cohn, incumbent El i zabeth Stcoli, T . John Nak:ioka. Harold Maltz. Gary Rasmussen. Maitha Carter and James Manning lnt'umbent.s June Foley and R Dean Olson did not file for re· elttlion. · The three top vote getters in the Nov 6 ballot will be elected. In the Irvine Ranch Water District Race. candidates Cor D1 vis1on 1 are Peer s .... an and Bill Butts. This is a publicly elected seat that takes 10 tlw de veloped areas north of the Marine Corps Air Station helicopter base. north or lht• railroad tracks and west or J cf , trey Road. The incumbent ic; Wilham Ep pinger. who 1s not seekang re· election Running for the Division 3 seal wilt be Kenneth Benc;on R;ty Auerbach and Lloyd Crawford The seat has been held bv Fred Deller. \\ho also IS not seeking re-election. Irvine Deadline Extended 14 Vie at Saddleback The last minute filing of nomination papers pushed the number of candidates running for four seats oo the Saddleback College Board of Trus tees to 14 at Thursday's filing deadline. But the riling deadline in Irvine's trustee area has been extended to 5 p. m . Tuesday because incumbent Norissa Brandt isn't running. THOSE BA VING filed papers to run in Trustee Area l , which includes the Sanla Ana-Tustin area, are HarrietS. Walther, a~ pointed incumbent, Santa Ana; and John Lyn«!b , legislative anal st. Santa Ana. In Area 3; which in· elude Laguna Beach and por· hons of Laguna Hills. incumbent Larry 1aylor and Bill Svenesen, wbo doesn't list an occupation, have filed papers to run. Both reside in Laguna Beach. The biggest election battle ap. pears to be sllaping,up in the two largest trustee areas. IN AREA 7, WHICH includes Miss ion Viejo, Laguna Niguel and portions of Sao Juan Capistrano. five candJdat.es in· eluding the appointed incumbent John C. Connolly of Mission Vie- jo have filed candidacy papers. Other Ts_ustee Area 7 can· didates ar~ Glenn Burchett, archivist; Stephen E . Dibble, pharmacist; David Biggs, atu· dent, all of Mission Viejo, and Basil P . Roman . scien - tut/university professor, Laguna Niguel. In Trustee Area 6, which m· eludes Irvine and portions of El Toro · aod Lake Forest, three candidates have filed and anothe r two have taken out papers. THOSE B UN°N ING include Dave Baker. attorney. Bert Rivas, univenity admio1slrator, and Jacques Warshauer, busi ness executive, all of Irvine. The two who have taken out. but haven't returned candidacy papers are Robert L. "Bob" Moore, engineer. and Gary Rasmussen, bu6inessman. both of Irvine. est Races Extended nci1mbent 4ck Pushes R~ces to Tuesday The deadline to file candidacy papers for November acbool board elections baa been ex- tended for all but one West Oranie county school dlatrlctt, the County RegiJtrar of Voters .saJd Frida1. . Beea ... ooe or more inewn- beats dkln1 tile for r ... lectloo in four elementary sebool cliatrkta, .the deacllhM Ml been esteDded lo 5 p.m. Tueedq_ However, la~ ·cumbent.s are aow excluded .froa ftliq. '11M DOnDal ftUnl :period cklMd Thunday. . . TBE ONLY ~er where ~ II doMd (Do e~teulm) 11 :tbe "lluntia(ton BHcb Unlou :Hilb Sdtool Dutrld. 'nat'I .-.... eD tbNe .1Dct1mbeatl. lle&ln DtUe, Steoben Smltb aad lSrl• ... ban rued. Elabt -etsall-.en will nae acalntt ih9ll k tllil tllrM Mata Oil tbe ~ ..... ~ ....... ; fte tWll ---.en tn t.1111 '1•''1111U Beach Onion~ leMol DMtrtet (Do HteMloe) .. are Charles D. Ryder, clvlct Nolen bu ftled for re~lection teacher; Robert G . Ca1trey, C ballen1ers to date Include federal medl1tor; Patricia Tbomu C. ffoughten, children's Hanocl, insurance broker; Joel dentiat; C. E. Wright, educator; Robert Bender, chef; Ruth Co"· Gary W. Nelson, dentist, and e rt, retail clerk; Bruce M. Richard Earl Brewer, computer Rlcbardson, state university at-1y1tema CODIUltant . torney, and Mark II. B.olma, _ OCEAN VIEW ELEMEN· educator. TARY SCHOOL DJSTRJC'J': In· Here 11 a wrapup of ean-cumbetlt Julio Rinn i. not dldates who have filed In other ......... re-election. Three 1pota dlltrieta, where extennoae u · .,.. ~. lit: fncumbeat Charles Osterlund -FOUNTAIN VALLEY . __ .,. •.....+eMd truatff Maxwell ELEMENTARY SCHOOL __. ~ DISTRICT: Board prealde.nt Sudakow have ftled candidacy Rlebard Plwn la cballeapd by papera. The only challeqer la Carol llobu ud educatiooal eclucetorLclU l'?omUno. coo1ultant CberJl S. Nortoa. -l&AL BEACH SCHOOL Two ...u an opm. l.Dcmn"tllt DtST&ICT: Incumbent Rutb Katen AaJet llll't ?111Wn1. Calttm la't rauillf. Two Na&a -HUNTlNGTON BtACH are opm. OITY SCHOOL DISTIUCT: lncumbmt lolaff S. Jacllam Tnlltee Brtan Garlaad • • ll in ~ raet aa la cUUenier •eeklaa ~ 081'l.ud lull Cbarlel Judlcla. aa ~. flied (OC' a lpat OD tM 0out AllO cm U.. NMMDMr ballot 11 CommUllltJ Colleie Dt1trtct ' a reoall move to CNlt two bo&rd board. membaY not 'IP for re .. ~. IDIUlDMtal Norma Vud•r , ... PWd Md leek Caimi. ( 1\ ............ 'CHEAP SHOT' ~ayor Rizzo Shaggy Dog Stoi-y False, Mayor Insists PHILADELPHIA (APJ Mayor Frank Ratzo 1s growlmg about a published report ampl y· ang a city omc1al scheduled a business tnp lo California so he could pack up a puppy the mayor had bought The !)tor} 1:. doggone wrong, Rizzo 1ns1:.lb "IT'S nlE CHEAP EST cheap !>hot or my life." the mayor saad or a Phtladclph1a J o':lrnal ~rticle puOITsneo Thu .. rsd ay under a headhne th11t r ead ... Rizzo•s Dog Cost You$$.$$ ·· Rizzo said h« bought the dtJg' from a woman an tla.,., thom('. Calif . and had <'I I) Av1al1on Director Donald Angt·ll bring at back .... ith ham rrum a Jul) bus1 ness tnp to Los Angele~ "WH E:'\ I HEARD that ttus little pupp) ht' ~a::. bom Apnl .!4 .,.,o.uld h:l\ ~ to nde in a box in a freight µlane 1t !)ounded C'ruel lo mt'. Rizzo said 'St>. J C'alled Angell and :-aid. Ma.>be ) ou l..no.,., J pilot on lhe plane'> "'ho l'Ould bring 1t back an the tabin · ",\n~ell said. 'Mayor. 1n l.,.,o or thr<'<' weeks 1 ·11 be going out there.'" ·Thl' trap wa!) already ~ct. .. Rizzo said ' , .... ..... -. F . ' ·~ > * •. * .Fo11r Seat• Oite• * * 12 Seek . N;.M Board Posts Twelve candidates ha ve rued for lbe Nov. 8 elect.loo ol in.tees in tbe Newport· Mes• Unified School District. Four aeata on the seven·member school board will be involved ln the election. Candidates must ~un from the section of Newport Beach or Coeta Mesa in which they live, but arf' elected by voters lhroug.boul the school district. IN ONE OF THE POU& dis- tricts. T rustee Area 2. can· didales will be running for the two years remaining oa a four· year term. . Candidates who will be run- nin1 from Trustee Area 1 are ·Kenneth Wayman , 16S6 Labrador Dnve. Costa Mesa; Robert G. Hammond Jr . 2912 Redwood Ave .. Costa Mesa, and Jim Pallcalte. 2816 Nevis Circle, Costa Mesa. Area I is located in northwest Costa Mesa, bounded by the northern city .,limit. the Santa Ana Raver, Wilson Street and Harbor Boulevard. AREA % IS A triangle formed by Newport Boulevard. Harbor Boulevard and the northern city limits of Costa Mesa. Candidates in that area are Mak e McLaugbhn, 92~ Crocw. Circle. Costa Mes a, and Reynald Pelletier. 2443 Fordham Drive, Costa Mesa 1'&t=c. 3·F.;:4-~ Costa M e~a·-. casts1de. Santa Ana Height!>. 01l\er Shor es. Hayc re sl, ~1 araner::. and Westcllff lncum· be nt 8 J Skill in g. 2 12.1 W indw a r d Lane , Nc"'port lh',1ch .,., all be seeking rl· l'lef·taon from that arc<1 Laguna Boys _Club Tales a Vacation The Bu\.., Club of Laguna Beach \\iii (')o..,<> for two weeks beg1nn1ng Sepl 10 for rt: furbishing of the buil<ting When the clubhouse reopens Sept 24 tht> hours will be from 2 to 9 p m wei!kdays New to the ·club thi s year will be .. woodshop and teaming center. • CANDIDATES OPPOSING her in Area 3 will be Michael Skawins, U'2 Brittany Woo& Lane, Costa Mesa; Chet P . Groskreutz, 2162 Rural Lane, Costa Mesa; Ann Beaupre, 2161 Azure Ave .. Santa Ana ~lghts, and RonaJd E Pnce, 1327 An· tigua Way, Newport Beach. Trustee Area 6 includes the easts1de Costa Mesa neigh borhoods south of 21 st Street and eas e of Newport Boulevard. The area also in· eludes Newport Heights, which is north of West Coast Highway and west of Dover Drive. Candidates in that district are Roger C Summers. 1663 Aliso Ave • Costa Mesa, and George Lackey, 612 St James Place, Newport Beach. Five Pursue Two Seats on Laguna Board Five Laguna Beach resident.'> are seeking two ~eat:-on the Laguna Beach Un1f1ed School Distract Roard of Trustees. Two Jre incumbent-; RonJld II Chilcote, a UC R 1 vcr..,1dt· 1n...,tructor and pres1 dent or the ... ('hoof board. and Harr y B1thell. a South Laguna real estate execut1v~. will seek four more yc•ars on the rive- mem ~r d1~tnct board Ch:.illPnJ::JO)! tht• two ancum bt.-nl!i v.111 bt· ..,chool teacher ~arsha K Palmn Cal Stat1· Fulll'rton Jdmin1::.tratur !'t11C'hacl <>ooraro. and l\Jfo-; Kagatho-. FoundalJon «hJ1rmJn Bru<'t' ~ Hopping School t(W)tees are clected\at large an the 1...t~una d111 tr1ct. The election 1.s Nov 6. WHArS YOllR t VERDICT? Technology is on tnof. It stands occused of destroying the environment, poisoning the populace ond M?n threotening the future of the human r~. . Def enders point to technological odvonces which formed the modern wortd ond otter promise for o better tomorrow. Reoch yox verdict with help from evidence presented in "C.OOnections: technology and Change" this fall's Courses by Newspaper series beginning September 15 in the Doily Pilot. led by Profesu John G. 8~ of OCLA, historians and social scientists illuminate sources of invention, the impact of technology on modem life and the prospects for controlling change. Courses by Newspaper makes it possibte to·eom cottege credit ot home, by ~ling at c.oostline Community C'.oUege. Coll~' for registration information. "Connections .. Course by NeMpapet is offered OS a pub&c service of the DAILY PILOT ' .... .· I l I .. (A:Nistal .. Prope~y Switched. IAClt.AllSNTO CAP) -A • •tate .... ttNUllu.e .... P1ida1 .. l'l•Oft l.-M1'9I '8 ........... .,.. eo.t.Y from 1tate Co11t•l Co•m(11loa ~ ·A •·I •ot• of t•• SeHtt nuw~r*· r:.: 1111 .., Sen. 8W ~. I). A ... I•, to allow a ........ d•••...,_.t wit.hut Coutal Com•' If' ::J""el oe coel&.a.I lud .... . y for fannlq In tbe RMCbo La Cotta area T•S P&<tP08AL WAS al!\eOCted Lalo a bill, A84a by A.uemblyman Ke&rJ Mello, O· W attoeville, wbida would re- move more than 30,000 acres from the coa1tal ~one estabtiabed in the state'a 1976 Coaatal Act. Tiie bill wu then sent to the Senate floor oo an 11-0 commit· tee vote. The biggest chunk or those e-it· cluaions would be about 18,000 acres ol Eel River Delta country in Nortbem California. THE MEASURE WOULD ex· elude areas or downtown Mon- terey from the zone. It also would exclude virtually all of Crescent City, near the Oregon border. In ·Southern California, areas to be remov.ed would include portions or Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes Estates, Sa n Clemente, Oceanside and Carlsbad. . . THE BILL INCLUDES a pro· posal to exclude from the zone 8. 75 square miles near To pang a Can yon in the Santa Monica Mountains. Developers seek a housing development or more than 1,000 units in that area The bill would also add some areas to the coastal zone, includ· ing about 2,000 acres in the Mount Soledad area near La Jolla in San Diego County lo • control mountainside develop. ment and prevent soil erosion. For tlae Birds Al'WI~ Feathered friends have an advantage: As the sign in a tree at Scottsdale. Ariz .. p0ints out, they don't pay taxes. Someone with ruffled feathers apparently placed the sign ( Pilot J ·Logboc>k _ Best Wine Bid: $2.49 By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL Of ... o .......... ,_ The MaJlgram that crossed my desk said it was lo be one of the "largest and most im· portant wine auctions ever held in the United States." Investors. collectors and .wine afi. cionados, in breathless frenzy, would attempt to outbid one another for the world's rarest wines. For example, there was some Cbataeu Mouton Rothschild, vintage 1900, with an estimated value of $14 ,000 · ~ to $18,000, or the magnum of Comet Cognac, vintage 1811, produced four years before Waterloo, with an appraised value exceeding • $10,000. I FELT QUITE cer· lain that it would be an ex- citing eventne as I stepped into Empire Galleries in KMOEMEl4L Santa An.a. Actor Glenn Ford was there with hil wife. Fubiooably dressed women and men with foretgn accents pressed close to the wine tutincbar. One conooi.sseur, a Frenchman. balanced his glass between bis forefinger and mjddle finger. He held the glass to the light , made his examination for color and clarity, sniffed the contents, then took a cautious sip, gazing , int.enUy into the distance. He frowned. One youna man was representing a San Franchco "wine bar." Such a place, he ex· pl~ed. is where one drinks only fine wines. OlJll MAN FROM San Francisco was nol happy. ~e was particularly disturbed to learn that the wines to be auctioned weren't present. 1bey were sitting in a wa.rebou.se in Laa Vegas because Empire did not have the proper Ucen.ae to sell them in California .. "Never heard or s uch a thine," agreed h11 companion. Our host for the evening was Col Carl Marcus, a self·descnbed kid from the Bronx, who had never auctioned wine before Don't misunderstand me. Marcus as a good auctioneer, but his knowledge of French is weak BIDDERS GROANED aloud when he s tumbled through Chateau d'Yquem. And, to Col. Marcus, every wine was a "fine wine" or "fantastic wane." a judgment that breught more than one sneer dur;ng the evening. Things started on slow. Marcus tried to build enthusiasm. 'This crowd's like trymg to pull out a cork without a corkscrew, .. he quipped. "This is a major wine auction and you downgrade this wine to $125. I don't believe it. Sold! "I urge you, don't s at on your hands if you have a few bucks to invest. "I don't think there'll be a wine auction like this again Now's the chance to steal these kinds of goods ·· IT DIDN'T DO much good. Bottle after bottle sold for cheap prices compared lo the listed appraisal. The bidders were hardly frantic. Reluctant would describe them. No one was walling lo bad the $2,000 minimum for the Chateau Mouton Rothschild. No one was willing to start the bidding al $1.000. • Nor would anyone make the SS,000 minimum for the Comet Cognac. They wou.ldn'l even go for $500. I grew restless. as did most of the bid· ders. Even a return appearance by aolor Ford and his wife failed lo win more than passing attention .. I left. I wanted to get home. I knew there was a cold bottle or Cribari in the rerneeralor. It cost $2.49. • ~.September 1, 1'1'1 DAILY PtLOT AS Qiizards Probed i A1be1to• Information Sought 1: WASHINGTON CAP) -A fed•ral apncy, eau,i.t off fUard by dllclolw. tbat mP¥ ba1r . dryer1 emltte4 daa1•rou1 .,.,...._ • hnr"•• • ~ lnv~ bdo _..., ablltol buanti~ marty DO other tJpa ofp~. The Consumer Produd. Safety . Commission t. worldn1 on the wordlne of a. request for in· formation from acleotlata, muulfactu:ren and the seneraJ ·. publle on the products. Many of the product types are known to cont.al.a ubesio. In at leut some brand:ll. eonvu. ASBESTOS i.s not considlred dancerous unless 1ts riben are released in a way that consumers can inhale them. Thu.s there ia not necessanly a _problem with all products con· · taining ~bestos. Breathable asbestos fi~rs have been associated with cancer and other diseases in numerous scientific s tudies. Once inhaled, the fibe rs can become lodged in tbe lungs for life. The ti.al or product types that the commission will publish in the Federal Register includes some common products. includ· ing toasters, ranges, automobile mumers, nower pots and paint Whether any asbestos as re leased in a way that people can breathe It is expected to be a s ubject of intense scrutiny by commission experts THE COMMISSIONERS ap· proved in principle placing the list in the Federal Register Its publication is being delayed un tal lhe Environmental Protfflion Agency is ready to announce its inquiry into the impact or asbestos on the environment. ex- pected in October The Federal Register pubhca lion will be an "advanced nollce of proposed rulemakang," wtuch is a statement of an agency's in tenlions that invites interested people to respond The com ments can then be considered :b the agency makes final plans In addition to the Federal Register request for mforma lion. the comm1::.sion said it plans to compel manufacturers and importers to pr ovide an formation on some products, which have not been designated, ·'for priority attention an this an· vestigation " A WASHI NGTON telev1s1on station revealed this s prang that \'anous brands of hr.1r dryers GM Offers Rust Warranty DETROIT CAP l General Motors cOrp has Joined the hst of automakers offering rust war- ranties. The count y's larges t automal<er said its 1980 model cars and trucks would carry a warranty for three years against "corrosion perforation," for un limited mileage Rust of exhaust system components and rust other than "corrosion perfora taon · · as covered under the or drnary 12·month. 12.000 mile warranty Ford Motor Co and Amencan Motors Corp.. offered !>tmllar warranties this year For 198> models. AMC extended the war ranty lo five years emitted reaplrable 11beatos fibers, sometblne the com· mt.aloo did not ~w up to then. TM a.aUallwide coa.aumer ~- It's Insured E'lephant Eai.·HaMbag SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -Jerry Sandack was ttyiq to feed peanuts to the elepbaata at Hoele Zoo. But Kali, an Indian pacbydenn. thumbed its tnmk at the nuts and ate lln. San· dack '1 puree instead. "W~ were terrified. Tbe elephant put the whole purse in her mouth and crunch -just like a trash compactor," sbe said. Mn. Sandack, wbo wu with ber 4~·year-old daupter and her mother ·at the time, said the thick-sldnned pune snatcher spit out some or the conteata and began sorting throusb them, nudginc ber wallet and car keys outside the rail. "'lbe rest was just a shredded mess;• sbe said. Hogle Zoo said it bas in· · surance against elephants eatlng punes. 'Overreaeting' Mayor Criticizes Jewish Community ~ SAN FRANCLSCO CAP) -Mayor Dianne Feinstein has rapped a s egment of the city's Jewish commuruty for "oyerreacting" lo re- cent fll'ebombings or a synagogue and a bookstore. a robbery at the Jewish Community Center and possible vandalism at another synagoRue At a hastily called news con rerence, Mrs Feinstein said sht! reared local Jewish leaders might .. create a ma1or !>eru>e of fear in Che Jewish commun1t> "THERE ARE ISCIDESTS about which the Jewish com munlty is concerned. and I share 1n that concern." the mayor said, ·'but there s no need to panic " . The mayor rcferered to a June hrebomi.ng at the Young Israel of San Franca::.co synagogue and another at the Merkaz bookstore. both· l()('ated an the Sunset dlstnct In re<.'ent weeks there have also been a robbery at lhe com munity center and possible van dahsm at a R1chamood dtstnct synagogue FE INSTEI S MET WITH Young Is rael Rabbi P1ncha-. Lipner and a group of JeWlsh leaders who demanded that a Sl.000 "secret witness" reward for information lead.mg to the capture of the arsonists be ID crea;;ed to S25,000 They a lso demanded that police surveillance be increased for Jewish rac1hlles and for the Richmond and Sunsel d1stncts "here the incidents occurred In stat.ements to reporters. Lipner blasted "recent heanou.s anti Serrutic activities perpetrat· ed agrunst the U1Stltutions Of the San Francisco Jew1sh commum t y." and charged that "the s1tua- t1on as very cnucal." Mrs Feinstein. who 1s Je~ish. said she called the subsequent press conference to allay fears that might have been created by Lipner s statements Carter to Get Gentle Rabbit 'By Express' S POKANE. Wash . <AP ) The v.·estem regional convention of the International Brotherhood Qf Ma gm ans has pu.lled a rabbit out or a hat JUSl for President Carter ' :"o foohn~ .,a>' Grant Kirner. a .,pokesman for the group's Board or Governon. K1mer said Robert the Rabbit was pulled Crom a mag1c1an 's hat following nev. s reports that Carter had !'Un 1\'ed an attack by a "banzai bunn> · The vote to send lJle gentle Robert to the White Hou~ was takj<'n ID secret session after a check of his torical archives failed to uncover any cases an which a rabbit had attacked a magician. Ki mer said. He said Robert would be sent to W ashmgton ·'by express or any other avail able means." OPEN!!! --·-· En11re holtoay OPrio a Sat Sun Wo n l<H e .. cellenl ,,,..., & used car ana trucl\ aealor; HOWARD Chevrolet DOVE QUAIL STS NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 ..... ·~Voii·:- . Ca":n::.:::·::;~: · . . · .... : ·... .··· .·· .. · . . ... : ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY- CRYSTA.L- P .ORCELAlN -' . ::.QUit < . iri .5 "; (Days BROlWZES- CHllWA.- SILVER aad ••re. Lou of diamond rings Ind eerrif\9s, gold ctielns, fine ch1n1 and crystal. bronzes. 1ome fumi· ture, oils, c:htndelitn, hr• l1mps, ere. Something for ev.~one -from $1 .00 up. Fm admluion. 81nk of America, Marter 'Chafve, cp.ck1, Friday, Seturdey, Md 8unclay nlghta Aagust 31, Sept. I and 2 tntpeetion of a1r merchMdile Fridly, Saturday, Ind Sunday 2 · 6PM.and 7 ·BP.M. aewport gallerle• ~t4. 2542 West Coast Hi~way Newport 811Ch, CA (7'4) 145-2200. COMSIGtl:•m ACC•lm ._IPM ... "r ... ····· .... : ······· . , . ·:: :·:: :.· ,_ ...... ··:.: ... ..... · ........... "r ot 1trALT I .... ~ .· -( ,. ' .. .. ~y Are the Saudis· 'on 011.~ .. Side'? ., ~ND C. f\QJIU&a • ~ . ! • Willie m_, beeoaa U. _... ol U. free •n~laU.~ .... tl'tau ..... ... ... ••tr&8db lA Saudi Anbta:. ot view C'Cle9I t.rom CUrle• NI~, '""lal allMUclu llOck an&IJ'1\. who , •peot a ••.,_ al Jtan ...... la U..t coun· try. It aU beau after Wor\d War U, when• team of Ameri~• GO com""* becao •vetof'q U.. o'1 iN b .. t\I ol Sa.tf AnlU.. AIM:fkw bad bown tor a f w ct.c.._ that IM AraMan pemtl...U '• &ower ..._.cal ttr.a.a were Aoeded wl\.b WMtl aokl-But It wun'\ ..W we ~ db· . peeled wtU-HJUtr, Muaeollld uct '!\)Jo that t.M dlma&e •• rtpe fOf' 1•,...·eca)e explaradon aad CS.vetorpmeot WITB Cl:SM.nON 01' bostiliUet. the Un.it.cl Statp R.arted UM ManbaU Plu, <b4at none wu needed in S&&ldi Arabia, aa Aramco be&an "1t· tin1 It rich Where the country'• to&a1 ut.kJnal mcome bad beeo only a few mill1oo dollars a year lmostly from .ervices provided to Moslem pilgrimages to Mecca), oil ~ made it poaai · ble for King Saud to make that mucb in juat a couple ot days. As oil outpm boomed, thousands of bedouins c ame to work for Aramco, first. as laborers and Jater as skilled baodlera of D-8 C ats. Ken worth truc ks, and · power-plant operators. Aramco war more than just an employer; it a leo became a teacher. All recruit.a were tested for aptitude, and any who wanted to go to school were sent on company time -for about four hours a day. Those showing betler·than-average potential were encouraged to attend college, and most chose to attend un.ive..Sities in Texas and California. Some accepted offers from the company to help them start up their own businesses a nd eventuaJly it was hoped -become s uppliers to Aramco. Many who worked as· warehouse ·clerks and in the gen era l offices in Dhahran opened shops, with Aramco's backing, and to· day they own some of the best department ~----st'll'!orr.~%tl=~~~~~ar~>P~ ~~~> 'V"·,,,.. No Marshall Plan could have done for Saudi Arabia what Aramco did as part of its job of de veloeing the largest free-world oil fields. NICOLOSI R ECALLS A 15-year-old bedouin named Ali whose total experience before joining Aram co ~as tending his father's flock of sheep llfo educ~lion. No knowledge of what the western world was like. Unable to speak English. Vet he was loaded with native in· telligence The first day on the job he looked up at the warehouse ceiling and saw ''huge candles" that illuminaled the sprawling building. Nicolosi told h1m they were bulbs . not randies. and tried to explain electr1 c1 ty how an unseen power flows' throu~h those black·wire lines to il - luminate the bulb!> Ah couldn't fathom it, so Nicolosi took him to a wall socket that held a 100-watt bulb and unscrewed it enough for the Juice lo disconnect. He was amazed. but still couldn't comprehend Nicolosi tumed to speak with a group of workers lo give instructions ror unpackaging some Cat engine parts. All of a sudden he heard a yell. Ali had removed the buJb and inserted _ his ringer. Now he understood electricity Today Ali is a warehouse manager and owns three ~artment houses. (rom which he derives »-< !nnil"a1•id"cbthe of about $60,000. If he were disposed to sell them. he'd more than quadruple his original investment Ali , who once had believed the Russian radio propaganda about Am ericans treating Arab workers as cattle. is a capitalist: you can't tell him that free en terprise is for the birds SAUDI ARABIA IS filled with capitalists. And mahy learned how to navigate the shoals of in· ternational business whale attending American schools. This leads us into an excerpt about Saudi students in the United Slates that ap· peared in a recent issuP of Aramco World magazine Hncidentally. Ahmed Zaki Yamam. who's headed his countrv·s oil matters for manv years and still looks 30 year<; "ld holds a M A degree from New York Un1vers1ty' 1 "Late one summer evening. the president of the Umversity of Southern Caltforma drove out to the beach cottage of a prosperous business friend. He was lo be guest at an informal dinner party his fri enrt was giving for a group of USC Brown's Shown Colors Quiet Words Reveal What to Expect in '80 By THOMAS D. E LIAS Now that Gov. Brown is ac· tually running. indications of what a Brown presidency might mean are ~coming more clear Despite the governor's fiscal conservatism and his call for no new taxes. the ideas . Brown is expounding can't be comforting for either big business or ad· vocates of s mall government FOR THE notions Brown so fondly pushes could easily translate into a bigger federal government with more controls over business Not that he flat out says as much ln fact. these indications are usually contained in the body of speeches on other subjects like affirmative action or environ- m e ntallsm . both pet Brown causes. Ugually over shadowed by more flashy announcemenu , they don't draw headlines. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . FOCUS. These messages are consistent with Brown's use of state re· g ul ato r y agencies dur- ing his tenure as governor. He has used t he state Public Utilities Com· mission to make energy and phon e s ervice (;,~ ~I .~ cheaper for the small user and more expensive for the big in- d us tr i a I consumer. His Air Resources Board has demanded cleanup of smog in exchange. for permission to expand EVEN IF ONE agrees with Brown's goals. t'he precedent he would set could clear the way ror a later president to use the same coereive tactics for less laudable goals What's more. carrying out his rhetoric would give more power to appointed bureaucrats, at the expense of the power of elected off icials . And the added responsibility he would hand to the bureaucrats also promises lo expand their ranks. Political analysts like to say Brown is a chameleon, changing colors when convenient. But the record of his regulatory appoin· tees in California indicates that the concepts he's pushing na· tionally are not merely for tem- porary convenience. but would be the essence of a Brown pre· sidency. alumru who were thmktng or setllng up a new chapter of the a lumni assocaallon "Nothing unusual about that m tht> schedule of a modem uruvers1ty president Except that the beach W8!! not on Cahfomia's Pac1f1c coast and neither the prosperous fnend nor the alum· ni were Cahforn1ans or even Amencans The dumer look place on the shore of the Red Sea rn Saudi Arabia The host was Ahmad t\bdullah al Sula1mah of J1ddah And his 25 g\fesl!> we'"f' !>ome of the more than 200 Saudi Arab t..u-,1 nessmen. academw..,, and ~O\ t•rnment r,fft c1ol' to whom USC JS almc1 m&tc:r "WHAT JS l SlJSl'.\L ab<Jut that :>tor> however . 1!> that at I'> nf)l unusual Although l "SC alumni in Sauo1 6-rabaa are nrtainl y dist anguished they 1nclud1•. c1mong others. twr, manasten, of the> kangdom·l> cabinet thf' ~o\ ernor of tht> S<ruda Arabian M1Jnl'lar~ AgenC'\ and the rcl'tm nf nnP 1)f thl' ('Ountr~ ·., own un avers1t1t>o; tht•) ar1• not un1qu1• Thf' l n1 ver'>1l~ of Southern l'allfornad a'> onl) onl' uf man) 1n statutions 4c•ro-;' tht> l'n1tetl States that has bel'n welcoming m~tructing and graduating ever in t rcas1ng number:, of Arab :itudenL'> '>mce ~orld War II ·'Today as a rec; ult. hundred5 or the brightest and most promising leaders in the Middle East are alumna of American ansl.Jtuuons who almoat ~itbout excep\loo -cb.erllll t.belr memorlea al America u alma ~~r. ''Tbil ii part.lcul•rly true in ~ Arabia where. 1.ncreulnaJy, men wlt!t b.lcJa edue•tloDal quallftcatlom -ln academia, of courae, but allo ln commerce, tile oil industry, and at t.be lop level•· of government as well -are araduata al United States coUeaea and un. iveniti._. When Kina Khalid reortanhed and exP.anded bis cabinet to 26 members four yean aeo, ten of t.be men he selected -more than a • third ol the cabinet -had stud.led at America.a • univeraltles. Tbeir portfolios include petroleum, industry. agriculture and water, commerce. information. labor, and forei10 af . fairs. "United States araduates are also well repreaeated ln Saudi Arabia's private busineaa sector. Jiddah businessman AbduJJab Baksh, for example. bas a master's deeree in bualness administration from USC He started out in the hotel busme.s and u1 now involved in insurance, coiutn.ictioo. and -in a joint vent~ with an 4merican firm -prefabricated houaing. One of his brothers, Muhammad , also attended USC; another, Adnan went to Whittier College, and a third. Ali: is at San Francisco State. "ACCORDING TO BAKSH. his son will pro- bably be next. 'He's already running after me to .go lo the States.' Baksh said 'and of course that s where I II send him For me, there·s no alternative. "In fact, there are allernaltves European un- ver'\illes have been admitting Arab 'ilud~nt.s 'lince at least the days of Eg)'l>l''I viceroy, Muhammad Ali And since the 1960's the Arab countnes themselves. partJcularly in the Gulf. have been 10vestmg an impressive share of their revenues 1n higher education at home. In the last tS years Saudi Arabia. Kuwait. Qatar. the Uruted Arab Emirates, and Bahrain have openea new un1vers1t1es colleges, junior col- leges. teacher tra101n~ colleges. and techni<:al colleges "They have also enlarged and 'DodernJZed ex· 1st1ng 1nst1tutions and the end results are am · presS1\e In Saudi Arabia. for example, there were 23 600 umver~1tv students enrolleo in the kanji?dom., ov.n inst1Lut1ons during the 1977·78 <1cad em1r 'ear To 4rcr1mmodatt: the s wellwg numbers and nl'ed.., of th1·1r 'tudent!>.. however ~overnments 1n th(• <iulf ha-.(• had to '>end more students to :-.tud\ abmao From Saudi Arabia alone. ac· cordan~ to th1· Saudi Educational M1ss1on. some 11 .000 student<; v.err ~tudying in the United Stall!" during the 1978 79 term!\ Kuwait sent 1,6QO. the l 'nalt·o Arah Emirates ncarty 800. ~atcir n<'Jrl~ 5110 HJnr•·1n at)(JUl 100 ano Yemen Jnr.l Clm ,m .1µ0-11x1mdtt•I) 25'> l'arh " T JI I S <\ F fo" t. (" Tl I) ' t' 0 R l h .-0 S . 1 'i -.uml'lh1n~ to n·mt.·mbl'· v.nen next ll'le OPEC,,: m1n1Stl'r'> met.·t to rJ l'>l' price' It explains. an part. v.hat ' ochind ~Judi Ar.io1 .. ' effort to moderate pnee increa'>e::. f:dmund C Puckhobe' ·~ d1•tclo• "I/ rutarch for Dean ~mer flt>vniild.~ Inc ..... ... '· ''The public sector can exert its own priorities on busil)ess through the power of regulatory agencies," Brown told a black audience the other day "In California now. we can deny ap- plications for new branch banks and savings and loans if their af· fi rmalive action programs aren't as good as their com- petitors'. I'd like to 1ee that done ln the other 48 states and by Ule federal govemment." The goals Brown pursues may be laudable, but are they the proper use of appointive re- gulatory agencies or should these decisions be made by elecltxl legislat.ors? If Incinerated, Drop Us a Line ADDED a&OWN: "When buainesaa depend so much oa aovernment <tor licenslna and financial support), there la a 1reat opportunity for advance· ment." lo other talks, tne undeclared candiaa&e bu advocated uae al n1ulat«y qenclea t.o pressure treater environmental reaponsibWt.Y by bualnea. CMl•NGe COAIT DAILY PILOT TRIS QVF.STION hasn't been pressinc ao lone a.a Brown was merely a governor. For the state's powers, wblie contidera·' 'ble, can't come cloae to the potential power held by national reeulaton like tbe Federal Com· municalions Comml11lon, Federal Trade CornmlHlon, Federal Home Loan Bank Board and others. It wu just such beny·banded . use of federal powers that even· tually led to t.be downfall of Richard Nlsoo, who alto •u de- termlDed to UH t.be 1ovemment to funber political •o•l•. More Brown rlle1oric: ''If Aui.,-tcu eomDUi• can co t.o Chile or Sou$b Korea or Tahran, ' wb)' can't tbeJ buUd aew plant.I ln New York CltJ or o.trott or Watt•? Wby caa•t American compaalel iDv..t al bome? I tee an oppartualty to IDCOU8'• WI tbroucb Ua• re1ulM.err pro· ceu:• ByHE&BCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -How will o ur fearless bure au crat s respond to an e nem y nuc lear at· tacit? With a.II colon flying ln triplicate! We have the proof ri1ht here In the form of a memo to "All Employees" of the Dept. of Health, Educa· Uon and Welfare. Region IX • <ttr•t's ua > and 1l1ned by IUcbael · W. Murray, Prtnclpal Reclonal Offlclal <all riae ). "ln caae OI an enemy <nuclear) at· lack U'pOl1 the United States," be1tna the memo, dated July 3'. "Federal dY'lliao employees ar• e&J)•ct•d to repor t tbetr wbel'Mboutl to their aienciea. ••If JOU are unable to report t.o an· trn adlff. ftll oul a Federal Empt~ R1sl1tntloo Cud (C8D •> 8l Ulil Pa.\ Of· nee Man1t you. 'n. eud wUI be fornrded t.o Rn ..• Sauure ttwm.~ ..... .a.ta.d mutUooln cfouda. .........._. 1-••• for _.. b'11• bftaue . d. • nobody knows where the nearest shelter is anyway THE PEOPLE you meet: t.bat famous movie star, a frequent visitor to S.F .. showing off the result of his latest operaUoo - plutic nostrils' Hla heavy co- caine habit damaged his natural intake valves almost beyond repair THE JE&RY and Andy ahov. minus one: A few nJ1bt.1 back, Gov. Jerry Brown WH lnvlt.ed lo address the Nat'I 8ar Assoe. convention (black lawyers, mainly) in Loun1elea. When Ute While Houae &ot wind ol lhls, Andy VOUQI, then Ambuaador to lbe UN, was buaOed out Oil the next plane to abare t.be podium. Jerry. 1cbeduled to 1peak flnt. wu told by an ABC· TV rep t hat U the 1pee.obe1 were flnl1bed before lO p.m ., they could make Ute 11 o'clock news. Wbereupoo the Guv, wbo9e talb are cenerally brief, ra.mbl.d on about th1I aDd · Utat until t : 51 p.m ., a.t which Um• a alowert.na Aodr YCl!Uml WM UMroa.....a. OD th• lt o'clock MWl, letry looted f\n TBERl!'LL ALWAYS be a lltarln: During some earthquake chitchat at Lark Creek Books in Larkspur. Sally-J ean Shepard said, "Wha t WE were most afraid ol was being washed out to sea in a W&)'e of warm water from the bot tubs In the bills above us!" NEVBa ONE to let well enough alafte, <Hneral Moton is phuing out its wildly successful Seville model and repla~ it with a fl'ont·wbeel 'Clri•e JOb in an entiftly new body. Which Is why you are bearint ~ radio commercials pltcblnt "Last chance t.o buy• clualc"! CHINA WATCJI: Bob Hope waa, or eoune, the at.ar of, the TV special filmed recentlY ln Pekin& for vfewtna this fall, but tbe street favorites in b.la \,roUpe were Robert Sbleldl and Lorene Yarnell, late al \Jmcm Sqv.an. They did thetr mime numben all over Peldq, with aucb 1ue- ce11 <no laquqe barrier, ol>- viouty > tbat they retW"D ta two moat.bl t.o ~acb tap dandq and ·p&ntomttne at U. ol P•kloc. Tb• other 1ood new• from Cblaa ll fot' lepn•: bl boda Shanghai and Pekine, reports a g-lee ful Tom Rooney , the Cheonpam i8 slowly makina a comeback. That's tbe blab· collared form·fitlio1 dreu slit to the thJJh -perhaps the sexiest 1arment lo the Hxill world. You may be wondering wb1 f write "Pekln1" when moat pap·era in tbe Wes t have I WI le bed to the ridicuJou.a "Beij· log." It's because Bob Pel>l*', a ham radio op wbo tunes m re- eularly t.o the People's Republic. reporta that the No. 1 Eoellab- lan1ua1e atadon contJnuec t.o ldenUly i\aelf a.a "Radio ha· IOnC." and that's Sood enoucb for me. "It'• tr 10fl/ ' •I •• ' CHILDREN'S PAGE Kl llrta ud bott 8'uluner vaeaUon Ume la neartn1 U) end Tbl1 Labor Day weetendae::3 be a "fin~" hurrah for many ot you. Then it'1 baekto . David Rooney appanmUy had achoo! 1n 1ntnd when he drew b.11 entry for lhi1 week ·a contest on a favorite mode ol tram"POrlaUoo •') LlllB TO JOG f rom plue to J»lace," Oavtd wrote "It la fun aDd SOod exe~i.M " A• you tee t.bfft! is a school sip in the drawt.na. David, 12. of Costa Mesa, wtm S5 for bas efforts Carrie McCluskey of Costa Mesa ooted in he r drawing that ''a po&o aUck ia my favonte transportatJon " She earns runner· up spot this week and $2 . . TBEaE Wt:aE, AS USUAL, many fine drawings and choosing a winner and runner-up was difficult. Many youngsters obviously enjoy r.oller skat1ng and skateboarding as a means of transportation. Several drawings were of thoM s ubjects. Honorable mentions go to Monica Hossiu, Ka-tbleen Mac· Millin. Kathy Accuardi , Jarrett Malone, Corrin Brubaker, Brad John.son and Esther Wood. · KA111LEEN MACMIWN DID a funny drawing of· two feet pointing at each other with the caption "my foot is the best!" Kathy Accuardi wrote "I'll bet it's hard to pick two of the best pictures." It.ts, Kathy, because there is usually a load of ent.ries and the work is very _good. Others who sent good drawmgs this week are An Nguyen, Tommy and Maroa McDonald, Mark Schulein. Maryann Healey, Kari Matthews, t he Burns, Neal. 4, Julie, 7 and Paul. 9, Amy Sutt.er and Mike Oh. SalOOL IS ABOUT lo start. Uncle Len , for next week, invites you to draw your favorite ·thing about school or a sketch could be done of what you least like about school. Send the drawings on paper four inches square and in black ink to Uncle Len, P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CaLif 92626. Deadline is Wednesday noon . UntiJ next Saturday, goodbye and have fun dra wing ' IT 0 PLAC.E! ~tJD GOOD FtE"ClSE JOOOING CARTOON EARNS ARTIST '5 O.vtd Rooney, 12, Costa ahN, Thia Wffk'• Winner ~.8eptef11t1to 1.1979 DAILY'"-OT A1 l . ~ ., ·I\ s+·,~ is .. ff\'\ ~~~()~~ ~ +~ \"'\~~C~(\\.\~~ POGO STICK MESAN'S FAVORITE TRANSPORTATION Cante McCtuakey Runner-up In Today'• Contnt ' Antbirds Keep Jungk Bugged Dear.Ellie,,.. la a bo ok about So uth America, I saw a picture ol an aatblrd. Wbat are &bey like, ud do Utey Un oa ants! Dear Melissa. Mell.sa w : Antbirds are among the most common rn South America. In fact. there are so many species, all different, that the family does not have very many com· mon features. But most of them have a strong bill, sometimes hooked. that as used to kill prey such as crickets a nd small Lizards. Most of the antbirds live in the lower levels of shady tropical forests. Some seem to laterally "shoot" through the underbrush at great speea. whale others hop from branch to branch in a series of jumps. Their unusual name comes from the fact that m any of the species look for army ants, not to eat them, but to cat.ch the varioos insects that are fl ushed out of hiding by the marching ants. During periods of migration. these army ants move constant· ly, covering qwt.e wide fronts across the floor of the forests. Always al the front of ~ ad· vancing group, the• ground seems to come altve with a variety of insects that are rushing to get out of the way of the ants. The whole area of the forest is full of restless sounds and rustling leaves as s mall creatures scurry for safety lt 1s such a situation that attracts the antbirds, for the y keep JUSl ahead of the ants, feasting on the fleeing in.sects. Dur EWe, How did lyrebirds get such a a a me? J .G. Dear J . G . . These beautiful and unusual birds come from Australia. All the males have two special tail feathers that stand out separate from all the rest because they are wire-like and form a shape similar to the m usical instru· ment called the lyre. They are us uall y sil very vio let with golden spots Athletic Skill Inherited Dur EIUe, I wu wondering when man fi rst tamed horses and used them for work and riding. horse left. called ··Przewalskl's·· after the man who discovered them. By ~ year 2000 BC. rec ords s how that domestic hors~ were common and "adespread through Cluna Replicas of lhem carved as parts of s tatues which can be dated prove this point There are also drawings of horses on Chinese pollery from this e.ra. The Arabian horses are descendants of a wild species called Tarpan that became ex- tin ct long ago These were domesticJtled m the Middle East and were brought into Europe during the Crusades of the Mid·. die Ages Male l)·rebards are famous foe their courting displays Often they bwld a mound or earth for this purpose. stand on top of it and sing. call , wtustle and 1m 1tale a van ety of sounds Like the bark of dogs and the screech of car horns They throw the amaz. ang ta.ii over the body. and it shimmers and gleams Like that of a peacock. The females are plain by com - parison. They lay a smgle egg they incubate for six weeks and then spend another six tending the chick in the nest . Only t he female rears the young. She keeps the nest very tidy for the whole tame by picking out the d roppmg.s and debris and carry- ang them away. Then sbe either drops them in some water or ac· tually bun~ lhem A"dY set..i. 0tl1e l"f> volu,... World Boot. Otc llon•rv to J•ll CAs1e11•"°· ~ 10 01 "'''"'°"· .., J tor ti.r Q\iHl•on DO GENES MAK E VOU A GOOD ATHLETE? Human beings pass on traits from on~neration lo the next Both m d-itnd father seAd special haracteris tics on to · their offspring. Chromosomes are tmy bodies inside cells. These chromosomes c'rry the genes which are units of heredity. Genes determine all hereditary traits. YOU MAY HA VE curly hair like your father and a nose Like you r grandmother. Some of your t raits may be traced to more distant relatives The traits you inherit from your parents by way of the sperm and egg and t h e genes a r e called your biological inheritance. A good athlete can probably g1 ve lots of credit to his genes - a nd to the biological inheritance he received from his mother and father. A good athlete's general body build, be it short and stocky or tall and thin. is a result of heredity. The shape and size of the hands. arms. feet and legs are too. Environment. which 1s sur· roundings, influences inherited traits. And the good athlete can't thank only his genes af a good ,!; environment helps to give him star billing in the world or sports. Also 'playing an impor- tant part is t he cultural in· hentance, obtained "by having many kinds of experiences and learning from them MOST GOOD ahtletes are smart. A good athlete will in· hent his bf!sic mental abiuty and give thanks lo his genes for this. But environment gives rum opportunities to develop this capacity The amount a person can learn depends both on rus in· heriled ability and on bis.Jn· vironment, which includes his pa rents.· comm un i.tt a.nd schools. s'ome athletes in herit apti- tudes, or talents. Environment. however, also plays an impor. tant part in developing the ap- titudes. Start with good ·genes, goqd en vironment a nd talent. But most important in making a top athlete, perhaps, is a determina· tion and willingness lo work hard to become great. AFTER A $P ERM cell has fertiliud an egg cell, al starts to grow First it will divide into two cells. The two cells will each divide, producing four cells. Each of these will divide, pro- ducing eight cells And soon there are tnlLions of cells. In between every division. each ch romosome 10 the cell nucleus duplicates itself. This a lso ha ppens with the tiny particles called genes that de- termkle all heridilary traits. A"'1V -,,,. ,.,, World 8-$cleftce v .. r AnnU411 to JOl>n Hewntf', ~ 14. ol ~~ City, 10••. 1or111a-llon. WHAT WAS nu: K.LONDOCE GOLD KUSH! In 1898 the word was out: gold has been discovered in the KJ<>n· dike district of the Yukon. And the ruab ot 1897 was on! In July, 1897, the town of Ska1way wu liWe more than a dock and a 1eneral atore. Just three week.a later It waa a bustl· inl town with about 4,000 resi· den ta. In Skapay dUl'iq the days ot the Klondike 1 01a ruab you would have to pay one dollar each for ens. ·A plate of bani with two ecgs would cost you $10. Sacks of gold served aa money. Over 10,000 prospectors start- ed the overla nd r oad from Ska, .. M •• .> !:~·;..·so:i during th.e first year of tbe rush. but only 2,000 ftnlehed the trip. Many died aloos tbe way from cold, hun1er and disease. Otben were forced to. turn back. But some blt It bi(, makin1 aa inuch u f&,000 lo Lbree daya pannin1 sold. ,._pro-af'°'9 Oft/J polf cord to A.llC ANDY*" cmw of Uw DoUtl PUoC, P.O. Bas l•, Codo II••· Collf. .......... ...,., fO ..... pr ..-.. .• _ ... .W-.E..,,._..._, opn toftrllond &or•7Co11. • Fred M. Dear Fred, His tori ans are not absolutely certain, but they believe that the firs t attempts lo domesticate horses was around 4000 BC an China. Very ancient records in- dicate that horses were kept at this time and that they were even an item of trade. They must have ~n descendants of what is now the only truly wtld It 1s interestmg . that horses belong to an order or mammals · that bas very few members still Livi ng; in addition to the horse types. there are only two others the rh100«ros and the tapir world scope (10 pornll tor each quu11on •nt,.tt•d corrt'<.llyt I Prc•\1dC'nt (Jrtr•r rNt'ntly removed p11<e < ontrol\ (Jn Am.·111 Jn pr<JduC(•d ~-tvv c rud1· 011 J 1h1(~ \ub,ldnc ,. \1m1IJr tr> 1.ir Mo\t l,, 'o \upplti>\ of he.i•v c rvd<' 011 Jrf' on .J· Tex.a~ t;v v. vominl( t ·C. .il11orn1.i 1 True or I .il'e "1r ( .1111•r pl.1m flJ remove price l1m11' un Jll cJomt•\11l 1111 hy 1961 3 Crut 8111~1n who< h r('(c>ntlv offeri>d to \upervlH' l'lec11on\ 1n 71mbabwt> Rhodt'\14. r alled Im 1.iti.., h<'gtnnin1e ~epll.'mb('r 10 1u draw up 1CHOO<il 0..,l nt"' bound.iroC'' J nt•v. con\l11u11on) Im 1h.i1 toun11~ 4 Trvt• or f JfH• CuNrill<1 i(>Jd1•1\ K11be11 Mu1<.ih1• .ind fo,hu.i '1..omo . .,..ho h~w l.it>1•n l1gh1in14 1h1• <urrent l(Ov t·r nmenl ot /1m b.ib.,..<' Rh odf'\•.i. w f'tt• nol 111v1ted to .111end '~"' com111ul10ndl tonh•H•nu,• 5 "°' 1e1 111,monduh ,....Jt>1y Rvum1n Jn<:I \ IJchmir I y4k hov ri>turned to (Jt1h IJ\I v.N •I.., ,1l11•r \p!'ndtnf! .a rl'(Ord ·I d.iy\ on \PJ< l' .1-64 b· 139 ( -175 newsname Ou11ng my long bo1\ebo1ll caree r. I h11 7SS home' runs. more 1h~n .any o ther m•1or luRue pl•yer. Recently I h~ve c r111c11ed my sport, ~Y· 1ng thoilt b.aseboilll I\ unf•ir 10 ns bl•ck pl•yen Who ~m ll ~~ ~.jf- matc hwords (4 polnt1 fof 'Kh COfNCt match) 1-r~iwn . ..live, dwell 2·reiist c-honor, look up to d-antwer, reply e-retlre, quit Ell.le la addWoe &.e bri.ag a famUy I• fu&.are, THE QUIZ la u bt&.e1ral part of Ute m -duaroem mews pro1ram presea&.ed a. Oraaie ~t area adMM>ls aa a·pablit a.en1ce by tllle Dally PUot. ------~-· .......... • news picture f 10 po.nl OU •n •w•• '"'' QUHllOn CO•ll!Clly I Ellie "' .&.mrrrc Jn dmb.i,\Jdor to 1h1 L n•lf'd '-Jt•un\. AndrC'w Young 111141r1 mJd1• hl'o1dlin1 ... tor h" o uhpol..rn c ommenl' on world .ill••" Kt•c ently \oung rt'"Rned h1~ UN po)t. afler holding 4n un.iu1hor11Pd mf'f'lonR '"·"'" rpp11•\t•n1o111vc) o( 1he (CHOO~E Q -..l P.ile\llnf' l•~1•ro1t1tin Orl(dnll.lt•on, lr1\h Repvblotan Army) sportlight 12 po1nt1 Cor tacl'o Qu~111on enawer~d corrtclly) 1 01,;in.i "'iyJd mddt' h C'JdfonC'' 1 <'< rntlv ""h t•n \hf! \Wdm 89 miles lrom tCHOO:>l 01'.L Cubd. tht· 8Jnama~t to I lo11d.J in 27112 hour\. 2 O url1efder\ l1m Rice .ind f red Lynn each hJvt• .a chance to win th1\ year·s Triple Crown 1n the Amero(Jn LNgue. Rice and Lynn pl.ay for the .. l .. J To w on the Trlple Crown. a pl~yer must h.•.id 1he le•gue in billing ~ver.tge. home rum .ind (CHOOSE ONE run\ scored, runs balled 1n). 4 14-year-old M,;iry MHgher recently broate het own world re<ord "' 1he .ZOO.meter butterfly. The bullerfly is •n event 1n wh.at sportl S The .. l ..• who won lau ye.u's Nouh American Soccer l NSue title. moved into this year's quarterfinal p layoffs by beating the Toronto 8Uzurd. · •·New Yort Cosmos b-T~ Bay Rowd1~ C·Detrolt hpress ~able Whft guidelines should Ameflcan dlplom~tt f()llow In holdint dikuWont with foreftn ~ntativ~f ' YOUlll SCO .. I : " to too ,. .. -T~ ICOAll ., .......... -lli'Cehne. 11 to'°'"*'" -OO!N .• , IO 70 '°""' ..: ,.,, .... •VIC. Inc.. 127· 79 •-t :1a1mm~ :ay ~ """ .. ~xos s>aa uoit0a·c :nm.qwa '"fl·t :.aaon.u10.e ~ ·ntn•.ao aon•.ieqn tun•twd :aaBl.'>W9••N • ,. ,. I . by Chrlts M. Schult. l'M· NOT SURE t W'CMBATM~iI LWNEO lAST 'fW ''Get your tffth out of the woy ! ' di~n't get this toothbrush out to polish your ivory! .. ~ •-y ~UPERHEROES by Pasko, Tuska & c:Oltett.a DRABBLE !fuOllS "6et..EY"5 llMRJSM TO JAIL ~ "~GA • SITIJACJ< ~~ .. ~ .. , .. • . .. . . . . . . .. . =--. 'lt?IJ ~AS ~I.I. FN;fl IT, Mr4/lllff.S1#111·-'IOl.llll ~~N TO lt/UIWL1"'76 SIJPEl1""4N 16 8fi61HNINI!') TO IJACKFIRI I q.1 ;SHOE by Jeff MacNelly DR . SMOCK . -MR DoODt.E · · l 1Hol..K:JHT you Ml<3HT L/K"E SOMc CoMPANY THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane . . . . .. . . ... . "Starting now all the months end with 'brr' because it's getting colder." GORDO TUM,LEWEEDS "TUIS MON'7H 1l-!e coVE?'TW IJL.ACK FEA1H~ GOES10 nff:1Rlf'e'S flRe CHfeF ! THAI Ft..AM~ ANP FLICK~ A.066f~ AN' FWSHE:R: l&HESCl!Hr f.AIC.t;I NAMf; ~ INPIAN OF 1HE MON1lU MISS PEACH .t~, YOU 5AY 'rt'<A.'D L.IKE TO ~IE \ YOi-t~ PJ.~ENT~ CHANGED ? 1N ) -'(<, LHAT W/.Y ? - a a fJAM ~VER• DO 'fOI.> IC'1QW HIM? HHlllVE ME H~ CAltO ~ITH T~O NV~&ER~' 1-E 5"10 .---""' TO CAU. HIM IF t HE£Df0 ANYTHIN6f _,,_,,.. -·~ • •'• I by Gus ArriOfa NOTHIOO. I OOE95' I JU!>T ~ I 0 LlkE TO TALX TO HIM AN' 5U ~WHE 15.' l • BIG GEORGE "1U( ">t#.1'( -1'~1'j()t.l£ 1-S lOOl(itJc, (oR A ((.w (,coQ JOVfltJALI HS . . ~ ""' .. COMtcS I CAOSSWOAQ. .. ,1'> by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont ..... . . . by Mell Lazarius TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ·~ S7 An1f1ce 1 ~tional 58 Poogn1nc y 6 8tYOUK 60 Cante< 10 Ellamtne 63 Piiiow soot u St1'Qle 65 Mother. Sp. IS Ag.aOocll 66 8e09e 16 Tl\efel0<e 67 M<>nster 17Par~ 68 Pinell 18 TV oarts 69 Dtecll 20 Stal!e 70 Grass 11 Sturt par1 71 Tin iJIOy 21 lrttfe 23 Muse of DOWN m11ne t Mon~ 25 Amended 1-Biter 27 0ueC>ec crty 3 Satoslred 30 Thrrce Pre-• lnlrOdvce hr S Abe!oeen·s 31 <Ao prov 11ver 32 Badge 6 Fre1Qlll llan- 34 Berbers Oler 311 Potpovrrr 2 V.OfdS 40-COde 7 Askew '2 Coofldent 8 Amplrfying '3 Coritarn1ng device • N1 9Hedge '5 P1y shrub 41 Arrwa 10 Resolute 418 Trouble can 11 Brags so Sltvet 12 CorltUf S2 WutelandS 13 -c>u1: Beat ~Mammal 19 Divide • UNITlO featu•e Sv'10!Ute f<iday s Pu1rle Solved ............. _...., \ .. ........ l6. ~LL,!.. i. a It • .!. .2 1c '" • , "' • IO I• a !.~ t l 0 ' ( • I DIO ill f I f I , l A I (o I • f [ ., l ( ' "0 ' f S I I( o• 0 •• ••• ' l ~ I 0 I Ill l I • 0 •• .. ,_,,,, ~ .. ' ..... s l ( 11•-· u • Ill ' I G ( I I I l l l(I -• ( . c :u • s I 0 l l l I' l I ' . ... ·-"I . -t I• • s -· •• r IS l[J ' . 0 ·-· I If s ( • I tlalt .. f 0 , •• " I •• . ( S I a 1111 • 1-s f I 0 ' I T 1111' 21 Soak '9 Machine 2• For11ly pan 26 Rlrnbow SI Nvllrly "17 lfcllen !>2 Appo1n\- ?e Hep ments 29 Paths S3 Build 33 Moclled S4 Ogle JS Pelt buyer: S5 Plalfocm 2 words 58 Employ 35 Abt<*le 61 Pefs11 37 Soothsayer 62 8elo<e cast 38 Learned oc \lfae ct ~ tunes 14 Oeftlorl - 44 Army unit 116 PST i>tu1 46 Bird Otte hour • ·HOROSCOPE ---N~ .... Former Alabama G~v. Geor1 e C . Wallace's new post of ••governor's coun- ,. cllor" carries no of. ficial dutie s. respons ibility or authority -and pays $18,009 a year. Gov. Fob James made the appointment. ' ~.~r1.1'71 . OAILY PILOT A• -llorts Rep.-ld· Libra: Love, Money in Scenario MINDAT, l&PTS .... a 871YDNftOllA&a •••• Olar. ll·Alir'· ll): Y• ,._ f'Mk· •-'c.U. ~ alldl up 10...,. ~tMlltJ, .._.op.. ~--. a YaM de N to •aaee urw. Oral•. ~-,.,._. ftcunla~ • . TA\lltUI (Apr. •lla1 Ii>: Oood llooa --' lndlcatal atapap 111 com· mualcldaa, •.ct to a....... bu· rMr. ,...Uft ".,uttul llleittallea· doe." GSlllNI (llay ll·.luae •>: h ...... pndkal ....... ol fecta .... ......... ~ ......... " ...... for aieolw t1JM, For .... '*' to tned-Uld-tru., be cocn11ut ol tr.ck rword, put perfonnuea · CANCiiia (J-21.Jwy ZI): At· cent cm pabllc relatlou, lmqe, le1al couneel, the bi.ndinl to1etbel' ot an •II'~ or relationabip. Get views on recant -proted \dea11, be aun you get credit due._ LEO (July 23-Au1. 22 ): Go slow. malntaln modecale pace. Avoid aemationaliam. Cooperate wilb co- worker; build bridaea of' fri~P T a ur.ua, Libra, Scorpio persons .. .,,.,... dd ,..,_...,.. eomu .. •••\. uau Gaept. aa.oet.11>: YOll»e repaW IGr put tffon.' low 1DC1MY ... KtM•·--tonft trto •• ,.,.. ~arto; C1:i CagrttorD natiqe ........ proml y , ROaJllO <Oct. aa.~ov. at): At· . cent OD abort trl1P , 1pecial eall, me ........ or.eorrespoodence. Relative coefldei problem. Be receptive • l~t beeolll.ia1 leutticabl1 in· YOl•ed. IAGITTA<JI <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): llue _. -.rt in new direetioa· . •tnaa ortlindty. ~ and wtllt•p•r to love. lleuqe aboald become Cl'Yl&&l-clear! Leo pa.,. key role . CAl'llcoaN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You recoup recent loea. Conftd~ make. a comeback. Accent penooat appearances , direct approach. Cancer native alda in resolving ap- parent le1al or tax dilemma. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). ;iiliii ... 1&1.----... figure prominenUy. Look beyond the obvious-or im· mediate -you are on brink ot valua- ble discovery. Gemini, Virgo, Salit- tarius natives play significant roles. Sell or trilde your .otd sk is fast with • riew Skiing classified Mt '" ate Dally ftlot. 64245678 VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 22): Spotlight on emotional response, variety , speculation, creative changes. Romance dominates -you learn difference between "sweet · GREAT PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Accent on compensation resulting from busi- ness transactio'n . Aquarius. Leo, Scorpio persons figure prominently. Friendship is "proven." · ON KODAK PAPER AT SPECIAL Low · PRICES ' for ~ YO.UR HOLIDAY FILM THIMllM6 OF REMODELING,_. •• Yl11t _, •wtr expmtdld a.11Mn Depca lw~t , Fea•IMJ: ~"CALORIC ./FRIGIDAIRE ./CHAMBERS ./GE ./ROPER ./ J£NN-AIR v"LITI'ON ./DACOR I] - ... . . EDT202ZK OMLY s4999s EED251MM •25 2 cu ti retngerator •9 64 cv 11 freezer •Serva-Door •1 96culh •TP•lurea Ste4>1 O<lOr.., •Ice Mago • ice mai.er •No-Fro~t Relrtg~rator Free1ar •tee Magic-ice-maker 0 01101"1 WASH& LHASSOO •4 cycle-; •Super ~urQ1la10<• Agitator •3 E OPrgy s.avPr waler temps •2 level water-!><11.11nq DR YEI LHISIOO • _ ..---•Cuslom Ory Cont rot •4 dry11'l9 temps •3 dry1nq CYCIM ·Tumble Pres~· -j t I. ~ _1,· SHU-9000 > FREE Normal Replacement lnstallatioo lhmted t~mel •1 2 CydWOl)ttOM •Programmed Delay Wash • 2 extra-<:aplClty sheNes 1n upper level •Ouraoerm door hoer •For a hmtted hme GREAT mRTHDAY SAYINGS C·-"'"""' \\hi rl pool TERRIFIC · BUYS AIDoWlln.U.O. ficmtoW• ...,.., D.,. .... .,. HEAnDUTY WASHERS DAVIS-BROWN IS THE HARBOR AREA HEADQUA RTERS FOR MICROWAVE OVEN~!! Featurinc;. * Litton * GeMral Electric * P ClftCISOftic * MGA ' ' .. ,. OPEN LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd. :.~ 9:00 AM TO 7:00 PM .... WM Mlioufly lQJund wttJt MtODd· md tblrd-CS.JrM bur'llll whleh •••Nd • pereeat ,r her bo4J:• tM Jo'at u•ocme~ulient aald. · Tbe oommJ111on 1'1d MVID ol 10 1armenta failed to pua the federal nammabWty 1taDdard for adult ap. panl tD labo.-atoey teat.I. All th• recalled 1arment1 are ·made ol 100 percent cotton cbenille, whlelLll dacdbed u "a loft, UD· ribbed fabric wltb a hllh, fu11y nap." • THEY BA VE BEEN aokl undtr the "Ed1ewpad" and "Wrappen" labela . ,, ..... ln dtputment ltores &Dd ......... parel atoret. . TM bethn>bes tre floor lmctb and lon1 11eeved, and wup lD hart. They have been aold at prtc.. rustnt tromtastot«>. Tb• ]ackell are walat lqtb and Ions •leeved. Some are fubiOned u "fitted bluera" with notched collars and padded shoulders and otben u puUonra wltb hoods and elutJc walnband.s. 'Ibey have sold for about $30 to'35. THE BOXER·STYLE 'horts a1&o have elastic waistbands and have told from •12 to tu. Tile ..... .,{ .,. f\aUy elutldled. ""''•_ ..,. meata tfaat have ...tallld from tJI to tu. · The cwnmtslion ~ tbe COID-PUJ 1ald _womea who own the ..,.... 1boulct return tbem to tbelr ntallen tor free replacementl that comply G with the flammability atandard. O>ri.umen' queatiQlll can be ad· dreaaed to F.dg.ewood Chenllle Co., . P.O. Box 14, Tunnel HW, Ga. 30755, . telephone 404-935-3121 or to tbe com· mission's toll-free hotline. Tbe hotline number is 800-638-8326 . Sarvey Shows fh.opoil,ts Like Their Parents WASIUNGTON (AP) -High school dro1>9uts · and college students have thls in common: most are following in their parents' footstepg. Most of the dropouts come from families headed by someone who never finished high school. Similarly, most college studen~ h!lve parents who had some college training, the gov· e rnment's latest compendium of education sta ti~tics not.es. ··EDUCAnONAL A'MAINMENT IS closely linked to ramlly backrround." says the report, .. The Condition of Education in 1979," which was relea~ by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare's National Center for EducaUQn Statistics. ~~ drug stores - -~~J!ll)J!ll Place To Shopl · There are exceptions to the rule. About ·one in every seven college students comes·from a family headed by someone who never finished blgh school, and one in nine high school dropouts cornea from a family headed by a college graduate. But in general, the children "have tended to attain levels of education similar to or somewftat highe r than those completed by their family heads." says the 284 -page report, which provides a statistical picture of most face~ of education in Amenca PANTYHOSE DESIGNED FOR ALL SHAPES & SIZES .. ggc, •. PANTIE TOP ~ with COTTON CROTCH · A panty ilM hose ggcPR. ·~=-~~~ ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "._au~ooe.~ SHE R TO WAIST Beautifully sheer with smooth flat stllch Graduated hi leg ggc, •. gY.~~.~.§.!~!""" i;,, ... ,. 2 ; s3 proportionally larger to give yoo a comfortable fit. A CONTROL TOP For a slim sleek look ... glves gentle but firm tummy and hip control. "SATIN TOUCH" UPtwel&ht ~' SHEER SUPPORT A combination of support and sheerness. Panfy has a cotton crotch. AIR SUPPORT . 2: $5 All NUDE 1 Fastlion and comforting waist to toe support. A "SATIN TOUCH"· CONTROL TOP Sewn-on lice waistband with satiny control trlcot panty . . TOTAL SUPPORT . 2: $5 REG. SIZES I . Sheerneas. flt all(I long wear. , R QUEEN SIZE 2=~(5 TOTAL SUPPORT f With cotton crotch JPl"t~ comfort. e~COT'N SOLE .KNEE Hl.~s .. lrf. Gill ..... , ..... ~~ "ONE SIZE" ~~ COMFORT TOP SANDAL FOOT PANTYHOSE KNEE HI'S Wide band tor care flee comfort sheer sandltlbol Perfecl for todays fashion Nud~ heel reinforced toe '--- (JllLVI 88C • "No Nonsense" Easy-Ta-Be-Me PANTIES & HOSE All IN ONE Air-knit panties with cotton crotch For cool comfort and confidence • SANOALIOOT • RDNFOICED TOE "No Nonsense" Comfort Stride PANTYHOSE Pantyhose to refresh & soothe your tired legs & help you feel better all day Aallt1ld ...... "WONDER TOUCH" PANTYHOSE SHEER-TO-WAIST _.. UIDM.FOOT · Soft. stletr wlltl the smooth wondef touch. All'T. IHADES .. IN RECENT YEARS. MORE AND m~re parents are becoming better educated. the report shows. Since 1970. the percentage of heads of fa milies who had only a grade school education has dropped 'from 22 percent to 15 percent. while the percentage of those with college degrees has ~hrnbed from 14 to 18 percent. "Higher parental education has been shown consistently to be related to h1gher achievement of children as students and as young adults," the re- port said Other h1ghhghts ot the reR<>rt M06t young college students hold Jobs. 89 percent of the part-time studen_ts and 43 percent of the full-ll me students are an the labor force. -RJGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SA V the great~t change an schools an the past five years has ~n increased emphasis on basic skills. One-fourth or a ll entenng college freshmen expressed a need for remedial work an math Smee 1970. the percentage or college freshmen who went straight frotn high school to college has (jropped fro!l) 65 percent to. 54 percent. Soml' 21 percent wait ·one to three years alter high school and 25 percent wait four or more. O\'erall enrollment in kindergarten through grade l2 schools totaled an estimated 47.778,000 last year. down nearly I million from 1977. It is hl'aded for a projected low Of 44.5 mlllion IO 1983 before picking up again P UBLIC NoTICE Fares Go Up S AN FRANCISCO <AP l Districts of the Go lden Gate Bridge Dis- trict have 'voted 10-4 to raise by 25 cents bus fares between San Fran· cisco, Ma rio a nd Sonoma counties ef · fective Sept 1. -------- PUBLIC NOTICE .. , . . .. LOCAL s.turdey, ~ 1, 1979 OIJLY PILOT Ai J. ... , KLEENEX . . Child-aid Funds Boosted By Ot;Wa~ BaOOK8 UlWIN Ot -CNl!y ~-IC.If Antt dutd abu.ae procrama ln Oran1• County. draaUcally t'Ut In laat year'• ~d&et . wiU M boo t d rle>ff to pre PropoaJUon U 'Jevei. at no match1na dollar COit to the toUnty1 aceordlq to Oanla Hart, County lf uman Servtcel ~>' 1pokt11m1n Normally. 11loc1Uoo or 1ueh fund• 1N•cont:b\&nt on th eounty'a comln1 up with 2S percent of OJ• alloc1Uon, to that tbe Pf'Olrama aren't totally tunded by thf state BUT nuca E WE&£ no m1tchina dollar 1\ttnp attached when Oran1e Count) &..pervlaon quJckb' qrffd thJ1 weet& to atctpt '419,111 ln 1'9te 1ru t money to ~ up the county's Child Prot.ttUve· S.rvicet ptotram1 fc;>r th• curt~ n..cal year. Wlth UM new •ttP money, county of· ,HC'llll pl.o to hire 11 addltion1I employeea who wlll: · . SupPlemeat a U·hour-a -day hotline wllb lncrea1ed manpower to handle child abuse reporta and follow-up. -Add a soclal worker to train pro- fesalonala and commuruty members ln "PAMPERS" EXTRA ANACIK TABLETS recoanizlo& and dealing with cblld abu••· · -Allow U ·bour·a·day access to child a buee records from a computer to a uthorized acencle• requlrinM aucb in· format.Sm. THE Mlt,lt:I STATE allocation ia part ol U~llion ctveJ\ to 58 Ca.Ulom.ha counUee l>y the state especially ror child abun prosramt and specifically to in· crease 2A·bour·a·day services. Fllty-eiiht positions were cut from cblld welfare programs in the county's 1978·19 budget. - "AIM" REFLECTION TISSUES AHOR89tl FAST PAIN DAYTIM£ RELIEF BOX OF 60 BOTTLE OF 100 BOX OF 100 4rl &.49 1.49 99c 6.4oLTUBE FRESH ROASTED IMPROVED "COCKTAIL " '·'MIXED " , OPEN LABOR DAY, MON., SEPT. 3rd. 9:00 AM TO 7:00 PM PEANUTS NUTS ('-----. ;~· • 12 oz. CAN 12 oz. CAN 99c 1.59 FABERGE BRUT 33 SPLASH-ON LOTION • /\tier snower alter ~~~~~.~lier 1 9 9 7 oz. • ARco Graphite MUL Tl-GR ADE MOTOR OIL SAE 10W-40 8 7 c QT. . PRESTONE II ~ WINTER/SUMMER ,~ ... I , 'tf_±lll Once·A·Year All Year Cooling System Proteclion 3 3 9 1 GAL. • SPIEDEL "Twist-o-Flex" U.tl~ WATCHBANDS 20: OUR REG. LOW PRtCt WI LUA MS Lectric Shave Prepares ur l\~JIO IO• t c1,mlor ratJIµ "OXY 1 O" The Extra Strength Acne· Pimple ~--i Medtcation ,ti,,. rn• • • 1 oz. SIZE 2.29 CHEWA.JILE H Flintstones" CHILDREN'S VITAMINS REG or w1lh IRON " GRAPE .1•LLY 3-1.1 JAR lie ... _"'"'' ..... """ . -- , CONCENTWATEO "Binaca" BREATH DROPS REG. or MINT 1"oz.6QC f ,.-· SIZE EA. New Freedom BELTLESS -:---~ MAXI-PADS ~· -oe BOX Of 30 .,.,.- L~~~ · 189 . ----. PARKE-DAVIS MYADEC High Potency Vila min Supplement With Minerals .,.,., lOOPLUS .. 6 99 30 TABL£TS • 1/£/lllm/ RJ,e ?VIS §11£ 72" BRASS Hat & Coat RACK Holds so much 1n so httlP lloor space •L.817303 A'/PJMIJDJ Rlil 1l;s (Jill.£ 't HEAD ' ' pH BALANCED •SHAMPOO 16 oz. •CONCENTRATE 6 oz. TUBE •CONDITIONER 16 oz. Need yo~r prescription titled fast? Your Sav-on pharmacy has automated d1spensmo machines that can lilt your prascrlptlon 9u1ckly and accurately . Al« your Sav-on pharmacist for a Genenc.~valtnt of your pcetCl'lption. 10-ll. 11 oz. Fa.YSIZE Generic• are the exact dltmlcal equivaltn\I ot name tlftlld oruos The basic ditttrtnct 11 "''CE' 4.49 tlMWJ .... ~ ...... . L • T•Uc.OH Saudi Arlbia's o i I m 1 n ls tier S h eik Ahmed Zaki Yamani said in Mexico City that OPEC oil prices are not the cfuse of in. flation 'n the U,S._. pointing to lower living cost increases i• Germ~ny and Japan. IAURA SCUDDER'S "TWIN-PAK:· POTATO CHIPS GENERAL ELECTWIC STEAM & DRY GENERAL ELECTRIC 2·SUCE TOASTER Toast To Please The Whole family Tod)1 <;i>1ec.tr 1 IH~i"'I II) Clar K c ,•f·IJ t • l!PS1gri , ,,,. , ·: . .. . . . , .. , .. . . . 13.88 ~ . :f 11 . ~--------------.... ~ ~ . KODAK Kodacolor II : FILM . ~ ·~ CllO·C126 ~.'l>r j 20 ElP 1.39 EA. : ..... ~------------------~, "FLEA-TABS ,, A SAFE NATURAL FORMULA FOR YOUR CAT M 000 °"°' J "RA.ZOI PO#Nr' MARKER PEN foe cno1cr ot accounicinl!> oookkeepers ar11s1~ & 1 <;t u1a1n doO<ll• 1 ~ ASS'T. COLORS ' 59c EA , , . . . for BACK-TO-SCHOOL 3-HOLE LOOSE W f 1 OW' x 8" FILLER PAPER WIDE or :EGE ltUU 69 c SHEETS EA. •t..r 1 • ttll tftt • . ' . . -· . THEME BOOK 11"•'~" 49C : Wirebound 70 SHEETS : . PAK Of 6 Lii,. . . . .. .... ... CONSUMER I MUSIC K_? HoHle tJOrtgage. . eeze_J • ............ ~ tJilr COUWTW'f -...C' CEa..e.ATn AT 80 K-, .... K...-a., Datng IOO Conc•ta • VHf No Rocking Chair For Kittjt Wells NASHVILLE, Tenn. <AP> -Kitty Wells, the legendary "Queen of cOu.ntry Musk," was just 60 but. she's hardly ready for a rocking chair. :c. .. I doo't feel any erent," she said ln an lnterview. "Nothuig bas changed. I still y singing and meeting tbe people. As Iona as my health is good and people keep U>S ANO&LBS (A~)_ _JUJ· Ins taterelt raa.. .,.. l)t1nCJ.n(' • • hom• morla•I• aqueeae ln CaWomla, altbouab leftden aay thillp won't be ea U1ht u dur-ln1 tM .,.,...,, ree"'lon Aoab'a1a aay a combination of dom..Uc and lntemaUonaJ fac t ori la fordn1 tbe Federal fte.erve Board to ~b lnteniat rat b.l&btr OM aide effec:t la expet\ed to be home monaace rate. ol 12 pt"re.nt or more and bl11er mootbly p ayment.a for tboae Ca1Uoroiana wbo have Varlab&e Rate Mo"1a1e1. 88CAV £ OP v••. the squeeze la affeettns not only thoae lookift& for loans but also those who already have them, aometbina ..&.hat didn't occur when mortaaae rates last soared into these altitudes in 1973-7 ... Paymenta jumped recently for thousands of homeowners on VRMs when rising interest rates pushed a federal. bank loan in· dex up .6 percent. thereby allow- ing lenders to raise rates on VRMs the same amount. Great Western Savings & Loan, the state's second largest S.L. didn't raise its VRM rates the full amowit it couJd have, upping r ates only .25 percent on the majority of its loans 'below prevailing rates. Rising Interest Rates Affecting loan Market Ironically, lt la Ulla same ex· .,.etaUonof lnfl1Uon on tbe part of the forelsn dollar boJder that the Fed ia tr)'lDC to kJU by r aialnc ln· t.erest rates, says Jerey Pohlman, senior eeooomlst at California Federal Saviq.afr Loan. '"'1'1101!'8 A ~CK o( COD· fldence rtcht ttOW ln lnterna · tional fhlanclal circles in the .Carter administration and resolve ln thiJl country to deal with lnllaUon and the energy slt&.lalklft," says Pohlman. "1'biJ lack of confidence shows up very d.ir-eclly 10 t..be fa ct that foreigners don 't like to hold dollaq. The dollar declines as a result and the Fed la forced to raise interest rates." Keeping interes\ rates hi&b a.a interpreted by foreigners as a sign that the administration and the Fed are determined to wring out loflalion, Pohlman. a&Y•~ le~vlna tJ .S. aulhoriliea ln the poatUon wbere they can't lower rat.ea even thoueh bomeownen, small buslnesset and others get squ~ud. ·~NY llOVE BY THE Fed to let up right now Is goin g t.o cause a run on the dollar;" he SJtYS. "so they're really belng forced by International eventa t.o in- creue ia\erest rates." As a rnull, •ys Pohlman, "borrowers with VRMa are eo· inc to find t~ things 1otn1 up again and conventional mortgage rates are also 1oine to go up. We 'r e fo r ecastin g mortgage rates to peak at 12 percent in Cltllfomla before the year's over ·• Like Montgomery. Pohlman thinks b.igb mortgage rates don't matter t.o those who somehow U.S. Asks ReIDoval Of Ilosotie Drug v can acrape totetber enouib money to &et lnto a bou.ae • "I aUU.Y DON'T think that hlth lmerat ratet are much of a psycho&ollcal barrier anrmore. althou&h they are a HI')' real rtnanclaJ barrier to thoee on the low end ot the 1Cile who 1et squeezed out," be HY•. ·'The bla difference between ln· nation today and when we had comparable ratt-• back In 11rl3 is that th'"' people believed 1t was a temporary burst of inflation and waa aolng to come down I don't think people believe it'll going to come down now. and J think that r ea ll y c hanget' ptople'1 behavior.·· ht added SAVINGS AND LOANS ure better 11ble to attrad deposilB now than in 1973 74, analyst.a say. primarily because r>f the re· cently authonted Tre!lhury bill l'ert1hcate 1tc·,·ounts t.hat pay aboul 10 percent and t·onse· quently have attracted mtllion.41 o f dollars frtJ m sa ver s In 1973 74, savings and loan!\ rould only offer yields of 5 or & percent and therefore lost millions of dollars to other investmt:nt.s that paid more I'll keep working." N~~·LLE 'll'IDLE SOME WOMEN her -SOUND oomlng oat lo see me perlorm, ( , ~.,...,. ) BUT THE INCREASE st ill left thousands or homeowners with the dismal option of either paying more per month or ex-te nding the te rm of their WASHINGTON <AP) :-The Food and Drug Administration 1s mortgage by several years. seeking the removal of a popular antibiotic from the marketplace. The catch 1s that becaus<: Sa'\'· mgs and loans are paying more lo attract deposits. they also have to charge more when they mak.e a loan. Rates will onJy d ec line s 1gn1flcanlly , s ay analysts, when3nfl· lion a!> a whole subsides. so ething aot many people · etting on these days While higher mortgage rates, arguing that It is no more effective than-othe~ s1miler comp<>unds now around 11 i,i., or 11 ~. percent, and poses a greater risk of Ii ver damage Woman Gets Money age take trips no fa~er than the mailbox, Miss Wells travels 100,000 miles a year, performing 200 concerts. An ente~r for four decades, she still puts out records while keeping an alfe<:· tionate -eye on eig ht are deterring some prospective Wayne Pines, the agency's 'associate comm1ss1oner for public buyers. Great Western Presi-affairs. said the FDA notified Eli LilJy & Co. of Indianapolis, asking SAN JOSl:t: tAP 1 A 1ury h<ih But s he con s iders som e of the modern lyrics offensive. dent Jim Montgomery sees wor-it to withdraw Ilosone voluntarily. awarded $45,500 in dama14e!> lo a risome indications· that others Pines said the FDA will tue steps to forcibly end the sale of woman rired from her Job after · 'l don't like the way some of the songs today are written. They are a litUe more risque:" don't care> the drug if the company fails to comply with the request a fellow worker ·s wallet was · "A rew years ago, we raised llosone, which carries the generic na me erythromyc1n stolen ""' grandchildren. Her induction int.o the. Counlf'Y" Music Hall of Fame was her proud.est. moment. F .. te6.-fr0m ~sitts and sevens estolate . is used in tbe treat~ent of Legionnaires' disease. After four da)!> of testimony . to the eights and we had 8 ·1ot or pneumonia and other respiratory ailments It is also ui.e:d for treat· Ute Santa ctnra t."ounty supr-rrur Her accomplishments are many. She was the first woman to have a No. l single on the country musi c c harts, "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels,'' in 1952. Twenty. six No. 1 hits foUowed , and s he was voted top female country vocaliM-, from 1952 to 1966. Jn 1916, she was inducted into the Cquntry Mu.sic Hall of Fame. aod some wondered why it took voters so long -15 years -to resistance," says Montgomery. ing syptullts and for paUent.s who-are allergic to penicillin Court JUIJ a"'a rded tht· morn·) •'Getting into the Hall of Fame with Roy Acuff, Patsy Cline, Minnie Pearl, Hank Williams and all the others was one of lhe greatest honors l could ex- pect,·· she said. .. Now we're up to much higher -----------------------·----tu Landa_ L _<'happtll, 24 rates and people aren't res ist· ----• enshrine her USING SIMPLE LYRICS that usually offered h eaps of heartbreak. she was helped im mensely by "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels." ing. That·s a sign that disturbs me more than anylt\.tng." THE UN DERLYING problem . Montgomery says, is that people have become con- vinced that severe inflation is here to stay and consequently !>ee little reason to save but plen- ty of reason to borrow aod pay lenders .back with depreciated dollars .. "I think people in this country EAR.L'S . LUMelNG•NeATING Sel6r•-.. -.. SI lie 711HI Serv1c• Tome ~u •I Vour ~ 1c•11 !>tore NHr.SI Vovr Ar••• cosr.r. Mu .. 642-17 Sl l»•--l .. v41 M l\\loof VtEJ049S-0401 1m1c-... ~··-•\-.a• 0 f .. A..-,. f'tli• I LOOKING FOR A CHURCH? VISIT VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH A FUNDAMENTAL, BIBLE PREACHING UNAFFILIATED CHURCH BER TRAILBLAZING career makes her the ma triarch of her field. When s he recorded her first No. 1 song in 1952, DoUy P~rton was a 6-year-old living in pove rty in the Smoky Moun- tains, and Crystal Gayle was wearing djapers '.'J had the right song at the right time. After that, 1t seemed to pave the way." But she's still puzzled about why she was the only female s inging star in country music for so long. It wasn't until the 1960s that Miss Cline. Loretta Lynn a nd Tammy Wyoette came along and Joined Miss Wells as stars. are a ' lot s marter than they're .............. ,..... PASTOR 808 DAVIS 496-0696 SUNDAY SERVICES 10AM&6PM (BEGINNING SEPT. 2r .Grac1ous and soft-spoken, s he's oo old fogey with contempt far younger singing stars: "We have som e r eal good ones. One or my favorites is Em· mylou Harris. She 's real down- t.Q.earth and I like the way she ·sipgs country mus ic. She's not known as a nure country singer. b'l,t she sings a Jot of country music " g i ve n c r e dit for." s ays Montgomc ~ "People are say- ing 'If you re paying 11 ~ per· cent and the anOation rate is 13 percent,. that's not so bad.· Peo· pie are seeing that it ·s profitable to borrow and that ·s not a good situation." CARf'fT I Uf"HOUTHY LAM.. H CL.IAMIHG REP AIR ..!~~·JU ' • 9°0 Harbor Lifes AU·H· I I IO·• ... "" Dery llld. s..-, a 11~~eo. 1107.-wporlllYd.. St•rtl"i td Sept. 10th ~ feetu, 6 Effective Oleta 891-3441 OLE HANSON SCHOOL SAN CLEMENTE In faith and prac- ti ce, w e are in agr eement with Dr. Jerry Falwell, of the Great Thomas R oa d Bapti s t Ch urch & Old Time Gospel Hour. 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MAP OUTllNES CITIES POPE JOHN PAUL II WILL VISIT Six-day Tour of Untted Stet•• Confirmed Pope Visit Farmer's Letter Brings Response DF.s MOINES, Iowa (AP > "1 had a spark, a thought. and I asked myself, 'Why not?' "said Joseph A. Hays, a farmer who c.· sued the invitation ,tha t is to bnng Pope John Paul JI to Iowa. Officials with the United States Catholic Conference have con- firmed Pope John Paul will .visit Des Moines for about four ho111"S on Oct. 4 as part of his vi~it. to other m aJor U.S. cities Oct. l · 7. '"It's like a trip into space," said Hays, 39, m a telepnone con· versallon from his fa rm near Truro. "You see a Jot of obstacles and darkness. but then you see a bright light. and it's getting brighter all the time ." HA VS SAID HE WROTE the simple page-and-a-half Jetter Ju. Jy 19 the day 1t was announced that the pope would visit the United States. He later read the letter to Bishop Maurice Dingman of Des Moines. who told him he would send it along to the proper authorities. The pope 1s scheduled to visit the Living History Farms in Des Moines. a 600-acre tract of land which is a working model of farm history built as a monum ent to those who got their living from the land and ~ettled the West Namings Hit ATLANTA IAP > Southern Baptist leaders . Itinerary Of Pope Printed WASHINGTON (AP) -Pope Jobn Paw D'1 v1&it to tbe tJn.lted 8'ai. wUI tab him to Bolton. Ne w York, Pblladelpb6a , Dea Mo6nH, lowa. Cblcaao and w •r.~~ton. accord\na to a l>Ub report. A W81hiqt.on Poet at.ory gave the followtne itinerary: . Tbe pope will arrive ln &ston Oct. l , address the United Na- tions ln New York Oct. 2, visit Phlladelphia Oct. 3 and Des Moin~. tor~ few hours, Oct. 4. tie will spend Oct. 4 and Oct 5 1n Chicago and a r rive 1n W ash1ngton at midd ay Oct. 6. cappin& his U.S. visit with a Mass whic h ls expected to at tract about 1 million people to the MalJ in front of the Capitol S POKESMEN for t he US Catholic Confe r en ce and the Archdiocese of Wasrungton were unavailable for comment on the report. The Nallonal Park Service has already granted a per mit for the outdoor Mass. whjch is expected to be the la rgest gathenng in the histor y of the nation's capital. T h e news p aper said the Vatican ls expected to issue an official announcement soon on the itinerar y. , IN NEW YORK, 10 add1t1on to an address to the United Na lions. the pope wall visit Yankee Stadium the afternoon of Oct 2 and Shea Stadium the morrun~ of 0 ct. 3 as he leaves the city. The Posr sald. Also Oct 3. the pope will celebrate Mass along the Ben jam in Franklin Parkwa y an Philadelphia, with 1 m11l1on peo pie ex p ected th ete. th e newspaper said. Pope John Paul 1s expected lo visit the Living History Farms Foundation, a 600-acre par k· museum. outside Des Moines. And the newspaper said there a r e pla ns for t he pope to celebrate a Mass in Chicago's Gr a nt Parle say they have received protests from the Greek Orthodox Church al the appointm ent of two Greek- s peaking Southern Baptist missionaries lo work among Greek-s peaking people in the Boston area A-letter fro m Archdeacon Meth.odios G Toumas of the Greek Orthodox Archcliocese of North and South America br anded the appoint- ments .. blatantly on·Christian, nothing short of If it's got whee ls, you'll move it faster in a classified ad .Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad- viser will help you turn your wheels into cash. Daily Pilot " EVANGELISM MINISTER The Rev. Roy Rickard Tiro Named To Clwrch Posts inHB The Rev. Richard W. N1schan and the Rev Roy Rickard have been appointed minister 01 education and minister of evangelism respectively at First Chrisuan Church. Main Street and Adams Avenue, Hunt.lllgtan Beach. '. The Rev. Nischan formerly served as professor of ChnstJan education at Platte Valley Bable Co llege, Scott.:.blurc. Neb. He 1s a g raduate of Cincinnati Bible Seminary and Xa\ 1e r L'n1ven.1 ty. Cmcmnat1 The Re\. Rickard a graduate of Northwest Chnstian College'. Eu~ene. On· . ~J~ min1'>tn of evangelism from 1975 tu 19714 at Firs t Christian Church, Hunt ington Beach He most recently ser ved in that pos1t1on at ~apa Dele~at~ Record~ E\'A~STO:"-L Ill «Al't Their wall be a record 1.000 \Otins: delegates to the United Method1l>t Church's quadrennial go\ C>m1n~ conference an 1980 .... Seturdly. ~ '· 1979 DAILY PILOT A I.a'. Mesa Man · Named \ • Assistant l»astor :. \ •' .. • ·= The Rev. Don Maddox. ec.ta ...... bu be. aamed uaocJate .;. past.or of tab OW. Co••-'*1 atvela, L•l'Ull• Hilll. The Rev. Kaddor, wbo bas been a 1uat '*8&or 6't tbe cburcb, will uaume b1a new role at t : 30 and 11 a.m. Sunday aerricea at EJ Toro W@School.2S25SToledoWav.ElToro.Hewlllalaodeliverc.be 11ermoniqan8:'5a.m.drive·inHl'ViCtat2ml Koultoa P¥k·1ay, Laguna Hills. r;: The Rev. Maddox ts a graduate or p.,adefta City Colleae, • Cal State Los ~geles and Princ!etocl Tbeok>Ocal Seminarl. Jfe served aa aa.iatant pastor at First Presbyterian Cbutcb, Cno· bury, N.J. ud was miniater or outreach and evaqelllm from • • L972 to l.97S at St. Andrewa Presbyterian Cburcb, Newport Beaeb. •• He joined World Vision lnternatlonal in 19'78 as church rela-·;;· lions associate. • ·:.;: T he Rev. Roger Wa lk, minister of lrvlae Ual•ersltJ • ; Unitartu Commaatty Qaid, will speak ''On Doln~ Llfe," at the "' 10: 30 a. m . Sunday service of lbe Unit'ariln·Uni versaUat Fellowstup of Laguna Beach. Tbe service is acbeduled at 429 • • Cypress Drive. ;:! • Rttio Ester line will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. Sunday !>ervrce of the Clum:b ol 11.etiliou Scleett, 3011 S. El Camino Real. San Clemente. Her topic will be "Prosperity la Going Around, Will You Catch ll.?" . ~ Experimental learning wiU be the subject of guest speaker ::~ Rev. Dr. Louis Del Aguilar at the 9: 30 and 11 a .m . Sunday • services of the H1mtlng1.oe Beael1 Cllarcll of aeu.-... Scleaee, 609 Eleventh St. The Rev. Dr. Aguilar is a native of Peru. • • Marvin Neben of Corona del Mar bas been elected to a second ~ term as president of Jewllh Federatloa C-.eU ofOraa1e CGeaty. ~ John Feltman, Newport Beach. was elected treasurer and Jan \'inikow. Huntington Beach. women's clivision president Among those elected as directors-at· large are Cynthia Blank, Henry Hirsch and William Shane. Huntington Beach ; David Diamond and Seymour Levy of Ne wport Beach and Melvin Feldman. Corona del Mar. ,, HalleluJah World will be present~ at 7· 30 p m Wednesday aC Mesa Bib~ Cbapel, 1734 O rang<' Ave , Costa Mesa Milce Ooten of Arthur Bless1tt E\'angehst1c Association will speak • t:nltarian Unlvers.alist Cburcb of Sad· dleback Valley will begin meet.mg in Mission VieJo Sunday after a ) tor of combined sessions Wlth the Laguna Beach Unitarians I nit\ al meelUlg !.!> ~cheduled for 10 a m at Childre n·s Choice Leam ang Center, M arguenle and Crown Valley parkways. M1ss19n \'ieJO ' ' , · • EllatSingle-i, Lake Forest. will present "The Last Churrah'' at R 30 pm Saturday, Sept 8 Thert-wall be food , wme and dancmg Information 831-0419. 586 8263 "" • The Rev Eleanor C Jackson , minister of the Newport Harbor Church or Re[lglous Sden~. w1ll speak dunng a retreat next week dl, J ackwn Lakf', Wyo · ~ "Ti ~ TEMPLE BAT YAHM CHURCH Of REUGIOUS SCIENCE Cll9d Of Pll••~b••"~ i-L-----'I::= HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES V 1• ot I S1. Andrew's '""°yhri• C....U 600 St. AIM:trew1 lood. H. wpori a.ocJt ROSH HASHOHAH F rroay Sepr 2 1 Sa1uroay Sept 22 Children., Service YOM Klf'f'UR Sunday Sf>PI 30 ~ol N1oJr1• Monody Oct 1 (.h1ldren s Service Y1,kor rMemonal g Clos•ng 800PM 10 00 AM I 30 P tw' 800PM 10 00 A 1'v1 1 30P M 3 30 PM Serv1cPS conducted by Rabo• Mar~ s M111er As:i;1sted by Cantor Ronald Ev<1n Fora.!> t11forf'Tldl1on & T 1ckPtS 7 14-044-1999 RAJMEESH MEDITATION CENTER 20062 LOfJ1110 C-.ya. Road. at B Toro ....,....___ SWAMI IOOHIMl"RA talks EYBY SUMl>A Y fll I 0:00 A.M. His expenenct 1n Ind la w ith BHAG~AN SHREE RAJNEESH has ch.anqed his life. Ht speak!> trom ht!> own 1ns1ght s to your mner need You are 1nv1ted to HEAR H~M MEOITATI°"S: MCNtdoy. w.-...,.. frfdoy 6:00 • 7: 15 A.M. proselytism." --------------------' ._ __________________________________ __ C .. 494..04'0 for D~ IRtur..tl• Listen 10 Swami BodtJ1m1tra on XEMOtAM Radio 860 Saturdays · B 00 · B 30 A M ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FAITH CHAPEL ~1--•f COST A MISA WOMIM'S CUii 610 w. ""'ST.. 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N INSPtR .. ltONAl "'fo!.l>AGE Ol-'l ~I LAGUNA UNITED METHODIST ........ ._ 10 "-"I••-.. -1-.. .,..., ""'°' r-..w_,_ 1 g.,,,_ .,.._~,~- 21132w-.,0t '°""'~· 499 3011 5-111000 ..... HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH COkclplftofC...._.I 2401.,..,. ...... , ........ 64~5781 s..-y Ser'lkft w......,. c; ...... ·.ca.u 10:00 A.M. ·~~· "A IUK>UICA&.l TO uuaaAHCE" Aev. Oe..-R. 9weMOn ,_ CHl1$T .allTTlltAM CMUICH 20112 ~··" e. -~Ne-4940 .....D....wl. ....... ,.... . ......, ...... _, .... ......,... ............. .. ....... MW.tw't He. llMtlZ A Cordial Wtlc11111 fr1111 ttle UlllnD CHU.CH Of CNttST COMMUMHY CMUICH COM"l'A TIOMAl •11 H•o~A•t , c -dtlMw 644-7400 0--'d W. Kwtl. M""•t~ I O."'-~·-:,~J ~°.'"~:r \:;°'....,°' cOMC1iun0ttAL c~ J 40 SI.,_,...., rt. .. G .. -yn.L...-letKtt 4CJ4-1061 JOHH M. llYNOlDS. MIMISTla ... s. ASftlD llMSAllAM Ohcter'flf c ............... 10 A.M.-1 t' ".,... ~k ..... ~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHE of the Coastal Areas CHURCH OF THIE COYlHAMT ~ llSO F°'r•i~w I C.. C~la MHCI lrvc:t A. k11N"I~. ,attar s-4.y Wonllip & C '-cll School l ·J O & I O·OO A.M, l"ltoM: n 1. n•o Con111Mtity Pnlbyterian Ct.rch 41 S ~ .,,._ LapM a..cti 4t4-75H Rev Arthur J Tankersley Rev. Eldon H. Thies 9 30 A M -Worship Children s Worllstlop & Nu~ry Care tO 45 AM -Fellowsti1p Hour Thi.., Sunday Worship 1n ST . .tHORfW'S HESIYTHIAN CHURCH 600 St Ahdrews Road • Newoort Beset-• 631-2880 Dr . .Hiii A...... .. .. ,.... \ • W...., Semen -t:ff & I 0:10 "LIFE-STYLE FOR HAPPINESS" DI. JOHN A. HUAIMAM. A. PUA~ CHUICH SCHOOl • 00 -,,,,....... ecoo.,. 1oao -~·oAIC .. &IUHI -645-Ull MIU lllLE CHAPIL · 17140....,.• ..... c:......... ~ ........... L.e De..,,_. . U.AY CMAllL IC~ A.W. Maa•• WOllMIP-IMI A.M.· ""lfAMMUSne ~ PJ4. . . . .. ·----· ' I -\, Gardftaing ------~~------------------- MUOll ~~ with ex~llerll Hd &Mt1 rMu.tta. You •hould • plent now to contJnu.-tht bark JUd 1\'JVH l throu1 h lhill •later TR <"001. S A ON crop~ att Lboae wgtotabl"~ wh<'t'f' lht" Yt'Jtta11ve paru tlcltuce or laereas Steadily . • I .. • Daffodi/,s Bloom Very First Year Daffodils (tbe Eogli!.h name for Narcissus) 1s generally thought or u a spring flower Here in Califorrua, there are varie\Jes thut will bloom from December well into swnmer, and fall is the time for daf· fodil planting a favorite bulb Qf many gardeners. The daffodil 1s a fr.agile looking flower with cup-shaped petals that provides gorgeous blooms in white, yellow a nd s hades of orange and gold. It enjoys facmg the sun while it grows and asks only to be placed in a well drained location since the bulbs will rot if left slandmg in water, THERE ARE SOME excellent reasons to plant daffodils ac cording to the California As sociation of Nurserymen The daffodil is an extremely depen· dable performe r which blooms the first year of its planting and in~~u .. c5~dily year after year. Also, the bulbs can be left in the ground for several years OC·C Offers 4-part Series On 'Flowers' "Fun With Flowers" 1s the t1 tic of a four-part evening lecture series beinf! offored at Orange Coast College this foll. The series meets l 1n i-.uc cessive Friday cvcnm~~. begLll· ning Sept 14 . from 7 30·9 30 p m . in Room 146 of OCC's Science Building Adm 1ss1on ii. free and persons may register at the lecture SERIES LECTURER 1s Trudi Hebert. owner of her own flonst business for the past 25 years Ms Heber1 al:.o leaches floral design at OC'C . ~ The oJ)<.'run g lecture 1s titled "History and Use of Flowers," and the Sept. 21 session will look at the Loots of the profession and their use. p.{s Hebert ~ill dis· cuss the fine art of flower ar ranging on Sept. 28. The final lecture, on Oct 5, 1s titled "Today 's Concl'pt of Flower Ar \. rang ing for the Home " For information about the series. phone 556·5880 until' the flowers s how :.1gn:. of deterioration from overcrowd ing It 1s a myth that the daffodil blooming season hus to be short. Plant several of ~ach of the daf fodil varie ties set the early bloomers m the back and the la ter ones in the front w1lh an· nuals scatte red among the bulbs to cover the fading bulb foliage of lht> early daffodils You tan literallv e>.plodl' the mvth and lengthen the time in which you can enJOY the beautiful daffodil blooms THERE ARE MANY ways in which you can utilize the de hghtful spring charm of the daf. fodil Scattered c lump plantings along a walk or undt•r d('uduous lrl'cs 1:, a delightful way to use daffodils Or. try daffod1b in· tt>rm)Xl'd with ground <"overs. <innuab or som e of tht· earh blooming bulbs You tan als~1 grow daffodils 1n·contaml'rs •rnrl enJOY their bright chN·n bloom:-. v. ht·rc•\er }OU like tn thf· ga rden or on the pat111 The daffodil 1., d plPasure ~I\ 1ng flo\H'r dema 11d1ng a minimum of C'ar<' and ('ullurt: !:>tart plant1 n~! now und \llU too <.'an enw;. th<.· golclt•n dc.tffr>dll ... ab1ht~ to ·put un a happ~ fare in your garden Grove Fuchsians To Mt>el Tuesday Garden <;ruH' Uranrh .of th<.· Nationa l Fuths1a Sottt·ty 'hill meet Tut·sda) al 7 30 p m in Garden (;rove ('ommuntt) Center. Room · B" 11300 Stan ford /\\e. Gar<len Grove: Paul Croft v.111 <,p(·ak on t~e :-.ubJN'l "lluw to M akc Mn-,~ Bask<.·L-. There v. ill he r<·frt'!-.hment!'>. pl;rnt tablt• c.tnd door prizes Guests are wekom<.' ruu, <'•bbAtct > or the immature flow n lbruc:cuU. uullnower> 1r harvt> l~ ralhor than the fru1t1n11 atructur~ tlomatoes. aiquuh. •trioar beams• · Suda and alr~11dY. sfarted phm!M ol ve&elables are ava1la blei for Yt)u to start pl"nlln& your winter veg•tlbh: gitrden. Pl&ant what mcmt>t-1~ o/ your family w 1 ll euJoy. lllld 1f thi' re ill room . ~lanl a hw vi.1let1es o( "•&elables new to your .table <'hlnt•i.l• t'llbb&ge b excellent l>ll•um,•d i1nd stn ed hot or cold .md Iona: icicle r4*dishes are a 'I'll'~ ctltemat1ve l-O horseradish \'Ol' CAN SET OUT a few plJ1lt:. of t•abbage. broccoli. Brui.sels sprouts. rauliflower and lettuc·l" Such tai.le treats a s bt't:t:.. t·arrots radishes and onions t•an be grown from seed no " 'fht'} are easy to plant, so h Jve the }Oun~er members of \our fdmily JOIO m lhe fun of this reward1nl{ ex~nence T hose of you with balconies or "p21t10:. don't have to be left out Many wml<'r vegetables do well 1n rontainl'rs Leltuce. spmat h and rad1sht•s arc abo ex<'ellent "rndow box 'UbJects To be :.urcessful \\-Ith wmtrr \ f'~etablt.•!>. be sure to prepare the soil wt•ll by adding organic matter and fertih1cr And n• member. "111ter gardens must bt> start<•d l'urly e nough tr> get a good s tJrt bdure r<'ally cold . wet wt•alhl•r sNs in. Watc·r rt> ~ularl~. fl'l'd .1t le<J'.'.t twice a Wl't•k dun11~ tlw Ar<>\\ 1ng <,eai-.on. and sel(•\'t U\t' t•orrt·tt \'artelles Weeke1ul Gardetli'fl l{{ Checl~lisl • Uutch 1ri' frl'P ~.i;.i, n.1a sp..ira>..1'> and "t'\('rJI ol'1t·r "Pf 1n•• hloom•nJ! bulh'> .1n: '11·'.'.t pl.11\lt•d th1 .., month • Lift blr'l>m1•1I out G ladtfllu'- v. ht•11 t(lfl" turn brov.n Cul \ht• ~t:Jlks off ..1hr>Ut .m inc·h al111\1• !ht· C'ormi-. and .,tun• tlw lallN tn a tool 1>laC'<: Th<.•\ should abo bl· dustt•d hcfort• storing t11 J \'01d 1n s el'l dJm,1g1• ~ • BPddinJ! plants for w1nt1•r bloom '>hould l.lt· planted no\\ S t 11 c: I.. ., • \ 1 n I u s . p a n .., 1 c '>·. c·1m·rana .... c Jl<·ndul • ., a re fl\<: good thrnct·s • St•ptt•mhl'r and Octotwr .irl' goud month'> to pul 1n that rH \', lav. n Prepare thl· soil rorn .. r.l:i- and bu\ q•Ja lity 'N'<l from ~our local nurser.> man for thl· bt·'>t rt''>Ul~ • \ttlcfrv. c·an lw i.I prohlt·m 1n S1·ptc mb1·r !-iprJ~ r11.Sl''" bt·~onia!.. d iJhlia ~. and nth1·r '>U'>· ct•pt1ble p ldnti-. v.1 th r ccom ml'ndrd sprays Death Notiees Pair Cited _ ,.,. .~G,) -;.~ .,, D an Drummo nd o f :..; ~, ti MUUCMMAMN on ai 1 00 PM •• H"rbO• L •wn Irvine and Pat Rent'cr of ' J ' f' JULIAN 1 HUESCHMANN , • ., Memort•• Cl••P~• H..rDo• la .. n Corona del Mar have re· I 1 ~ll.1 "9nl ol Hewpon S.r>c:h, C• P•\~ MOunl Ollv• MOrlu•rv OH•l IO<\ d h 0 able m en · ••non JUlv JI 1979 H•" ,.,,.i .. c1 !>40 us• c~1ve . on r I I .A llllo...L(( .. IO.. _, h•• '"'"' Mune•. cs.tughl•• Jo•n SUNDEEN t 1 o n 1 n an amateur v'~ ..., ~ PtnlOI, .... 7 gr•ndchlldrtn El11a ... 111 MA~TH"' A SUNOEE N, •l·\oOPnl OI p h 0 tog r a ph y contest FREE CONSULTATION Kimberly Pt-nfel 4'nd Al .. •af'\Ofort4 8rttt (O\IA MfW CZA BOf n 1n f nv1lu·n Perot•l ~nrl<tt -·· r.10 on TIM\· Swf<len P•~~ away .t.uQ )() ,.,. di sponsored by the Or ange --642-8484C ___________ ,.,. aqe Ol 1' S..rv•"""l>y ,,.., '""IM"" Co-u n ty Fair Renter -==-,120 trvlne Siva f'IB f AMIL Y COLOMIAL flUMBJ.L HOWIE 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893"3525 'ACIAC YllW MINOIUAL,MK Cemetery Monuarv Chapel 3500 Pac1llc View Drive Newpan Beach 644-'ZTOO WlCObeeCIC NOl1Uilt1S LaQuna Beacn 494-9415 Laguna Hills 76&-0933 San Jwn Capistrano •95-1776 MAlllOl l.AWM-WT. OUYI Mortuary • Cemetery Cr~tory 1625 G1slef Ave • Costa Mesa So41>5564 :,d;/,:.~ tc,;: .. ~:~;~i .. ,~·~~ : also won a $50 third' Newport Peach ''"., H11,,,. Mahr, r.... M41«o• c .t. place pnze tn the com· ---------- Two gr•n<lchltdr•n. Oellr• Sur & p,.tttion Oon•lcl Htmcule•o. a nepftf>W\ & 1 "" n1Ke Furwr•f ~rvtt~ will bf> nit lo on------------------------ ~ut • ~ •. •I IOAM Pr••byltrt4n (l\llrtll ol lMI Covtn•nt wtlh Ro Brue• A Kurrt• otf1<1•t•no •nt•r mtnl lll S.. Mart<" Ct-lary •1 lPM Sep\ •th Frltnch m.tv call e l 9•11 Bro<Ktw•v ~ .... , y °" Mon Sl'PI l from n-lo •PM Bell Broao .. ., Mon11n rv 01~10<s PUBLIC NOTICE Garden Tips From HOTICIE 01' f'UILICHEAlllNG Nolie~ l> ,_.rtl>Y giv.n lhal lhe Pl•n nlng COm"11ulon ol '"• c11, ol Newporl 8Mcll wlll hotel a public h .. r Ing"" ~•I Plan Ameno-nts 1' 1 end 79·2, revl•lno lh• l•ncl u ... "uldenl••• G.-. R.«•••llon M\CI Opcin St>ac•. •ncl CltcutetlOn E lem#nlt of Ille ~el PIM\. "•vt•tan• •ill tn Sy Judi Flduccla ANTHURIUMS Cludcl: I. POUible re<Nct...., In the ellow• ble lntemlty cM *'"'°""*'I Or c~ to resldlnllel ilM "" lhe m•IO< CA>M· merclel/lndlnlrl<ll unclevelot>l>d •lltt, Mid ..-,loft In IM numller of dwell· fr14 11nlls e llowet>le on Ille mat0< re •tci,nt1el undeve!Opt<l •ll•s, lnC1udl1>9· a I IC Oii CAlfll~ b l J4WNlorw/MacAr1""r c I Sen Olotoo Cl'ffll d I Nor1ll FOf'd •>~·Ford fl~OlftlM ···~~ ... ~ The Anthurium. an ex- otic flowenng plant wn1cn grows 1n great abundance m Hawa11 has gained pop· ulanty ·because 11 blooms continually l1'11Q~gllou1 the year The Anthurium flowers a(e longer las11ng than any · other H')door ·flowering plant w1tft the 11Wft.1tley 1>......-N«ttt • > ... CMoyoft I)~ m)fllflllA-")a.co o I M9uVI fJf llO CM>¥0tl p I I01181Wff 11 ... ,,, .... , 1 exception of Orchids Al- though there are 10~ d1l- ferent varieties of An\hur- lums. the Andreanum type blooms the most prot111c 1, ........ cllt~ .. ·~ 1,..,. .... ,~--~ '""'' wftll _...,.... "'-'o•owi.nu ill '""' tlfOlllllM lntell\. l. ,..._ _... ef lhO Ultllftt '9Mlty ,~ .... ., .. _, 4. •-•1••b '° tM ,i.-c11W.llol\ '~· flleCk.t " ...., ~ ,1,,... !Mt MW 111W1tc '-ttlO Wiii .. lltMI Oft tllo LIGHT: Anthurh>rns ~an be grown where tt1er$ 1s good br1gtlt hght w\thOul strong sunlight. tering and to promote growth Make sure to keep the soil conttnually moist al all times When repo111ng your Anthur- 1ums be sure ro use a mixture o f 1/3 each. Ao· ger s Po lling Soil Sponge Rock. and coarse red· wood bark TEMPERATURE: Anthur· 1ums prefer 60° to 70° yel will tolerate higher tem- peratures with increased hum1d1ty, ...... •6W•t a :W,"1',attM...., .. 1; • ~ 111 .. (Wlcll C""'"4!0n ti -~ e.ec. City H•ll, 11 '#llkll IJIM Ml ..... tft'I O{llt ell ~ ..,....._, ~ lfllf .. .............. WATER: Water frequently. always oslng OlCylJen Plus.., to prevent overwa- Anlhunums. a na!lve of Central and South America are unique flo· werlng plants that w111 make a moat charming addition to '/our collec- tlon of lndoo,. plants Now ltaturtd at Roger'• Gardena through S.pttmber 5th. tre1ta cut Anthurlum1. On hit for 95C Heh. regulanv $2.25. The .. wlvld ,..d flower• wUI Ja1t up lo 3 wt,ks. · .... AJMwl, le<""«Y ,._.,,.~ ....... C/11111'"""911 lflttll ~ ..... or... CMtl o.ily "'lot :;;"'_., ______ .__, ~1·"" uevr.----------------------' I • ----Pick a Planter Ttme BeatS 200-pound Melon HOPE, Ark. <AP> With see d s from hi s jumbo watermelon selling for about S8 ~piece. Ivan Bright is not too up- set that he missed a chance at a SI0,000 pttze by just a few pounds. Bright 's r ecor d -size watermelon gained eight ounces in three hours to weigh ln at 200 poUilds at 9· 30 a m Sunday. but that was 331;, hours t.oo late to collect the big money HOPE, A TOWN of 9,000, 1s the self·procla1med watermelon capital of the world, and the Ad· vertisement and Tourism Com· mission had offered the $10,000 to the farmer who could produce .a 200 pound melon by midnight Friday Bright's erfry 1rf the annual melon festival we ighed 185 pounds on Wednesday and had gained another 1 10 pounds by Saturday Redwood planters add warmth and charm to > ard. p atio or apartment balcony And with simple step-by-step m· st ru{'llons and detailed pl a ns. 1t 1s easy to make one or all Some are tub-shaped for larger plants or small trees The hang ing pla nter 1s perfect for trailing 1 \') or suc- culents For s maller plants, the tiered boxes and planter i.::roup are idcul. To o rder all six. send $2 75 in check or monl'Y ordN for Plan #562. to Steve Ellingson. c o Orange Coast Dally Pilot Pattern Dept , P 0 Box 2383. \'an ;-..;uy~. CA . 91409 AT 6:30 A.M . Sunday. the melon weighed 199 5 pounds By 9 30. 1t hit the mark behmd ~chedule When Bright cut it from tht• vine in the sandy southwe!it Arkan!ia!i soil, it wa!i "a big 200 · "It was still growing," said Bright, winner of the Big Melon contest f1H• of the last six years. Slitoply Phone ~ijf'~~w 'F~~~£:~ Sea World Joins Tribute to Rose ~e a World l)f S an Di ego ha '> 1111ned hnrt1cultural or12.an1zJt1ons thmu,zh1JUt tht> countn 111 i:t•lebrat1n~ 19W as tlw Y t·ar()f lhe f<11l>E- l n tnbutt• tc1 rmc of th<· fa\onte flov.er-. of \nwn<'an!>. !',1·:.i World llortJC ultun~t Churlt-~ Khn1 It 1~ µlanted mun· thcin 5(JO ro:.t• bushl'' 1m th1· !!roundi-. of thl· M1i-.:.wn Ba\ marine pcirk llO~E (;J\RDE:\ ERS. 1·~pec1all) .,.. di ap pr<:<·talt: lht> pr<JJ('C't a:. ci dt•mon:.tr;,it11Jn of the U!-.t· of lhl· roi-.c in m<1s~ pl..inttnl!l> to ob1a1n color and l11 pro\ 1dc a ..,u btl) dramJtlt besl'kdrop tu tht• oceananum's exh1b1ts and !>ho" area!. With car eful soil preparation. proper foe-din g and 1ns<•ct control. and the US(' of a good syi..te m1c fung1c1d(',·Khnl' h nqi. that ro:.el> are es dependable i.ourre Qf color 10 months of the 'tear Considcnn~ the cool climate of c:oastal San f>1P1.1-11. Klint• has cho en r<>"l'~ \\h1ch art' mu<;t n s J s 1 a n l to m i I d c v. : m a 1 n I \ rt o ri bu n d a iHHI µoh ant ha t) J.)L'S • 'Gl:\GER S.\P,' 11 \ l\'1d •irangt• rlonbunda. has been planted on iJ large mound Just 14 C"il o r Shamu Stadium to enhiJnte tht• ne w !>Und1al built there h~ Sl'a World .., staff from a des11{n b\ a:-tronomt•r llugh ~oor<' of Del Mar A l'r<>i-.s thL• Polh approaching Shamu Stadium :1 rt· lar~t· plantings of the grand1flora '(Jk. a hnlhant rct.l 11r~rngl· flower Along the enltre north ~1Jt• or Shamu Stadium 1s another large planting of Olt•' \\llh ..1n older planting nearby of the coral flonbund.i 'Bahici JUNIPER SALE "Tams & Seagreens" Exceptionally large evergreens ready for your revitalized soil! 5 gallon NOW$6.95 GIFT PAKS We II Mall' fe!lt;.,.,, !~c1>d 640-60 lll '"""cliff t.42·0~71 --.. Now Open . J,uw Cost Spay ... \euter. 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Open Labor Day $12.00 value 9am to 6pm Nur•ery • Indoor Pla nt• & Floriet • Patio F urniture • Land•caping ~~ JOOtQulrt HUI' Rd. at MKA.ithw Blvd .• NNPQn Bv<Kh. 17141 64()..~ ()ppn ()ally 9am 10 6pm , • .. I • t I • 1 , f .. . , - ' ,- ' ' .. DAILY P1LOT ODgals Wo-d idke .to ... FOrget 1979 Cal 500 Fua Coulil Salvage Se08on 9J ..... I;; UNDY ........ ,... ... ONl'ARJO -0-., 0..ala II WUJial ear phap u la• pnpal'M ftw Suaday'• Calltonlla a al OotAt.dD lll4*r SDeectway. TM .... plMll are pr.-WWhet M ll "' • Caf or Ml Md are a co-ted reminder ol --Y W.•'*"-al~lallay. '-n.ia ~ OM ol \he afteJ'4fteda ol !'l er alb at lady," On1ala ••,a. "But l don t bave qy other physical problem.a." l I l t ONG.US oaovi: B18 INT&&SCOPE raciq mach1De around t.be Ontario 2~mile oval wltb HM· dwinl Ute openll\I day ol J>ractice Wedaelday. Friday be quaiwed for the mJddle of the third row witb a dockina of l91\l73Everyooe here bu 1one t.hrou&b this type ol quallfyinc (European.style) before, I'm sure," Oncais says. "1bey've used It wttb Indy.type can befo..-but most of ua bave done it in road raciq. I don't think lt will make mucb difference." He did admit that it mtibt help tbe fans , and be a bit more excitinJ altbougb more dif· Ocult to keep track of the leader in qualify. ing. His car owner, Ted Field or Newport Beach , is racing in Elkhart Laite this weekend and will not be on band for tbe Sun- day race. , "We are following about the same schedule that we have for tbe last three years," Ongais, a Costa Mesa resident, says. "I race in other types or vehicles when my schedule will permit.•' The drag-racing star turned oval-racer IT'S NOT DISCO -NQ, these three are not dancing, although it looks that way. Cleveland's Bick Manning !right) had just baan '\bad tbe aueceu lhlt year that h• d.Jd ln ltTI. But bell quietly con.fldent ln btJ abWty and UM performa.nc. of hil bJack racln1 madllnea. AT THE END OF ,\ &ACE, On1all aeldo• Us mucb to say. Especially; wbea aomeUllft8 1oe9 W!'OD& with the car. • 'Somethlna just happens and the ca.r stopa." he aaya. ·'I do not know what caused it to atop tor certain and neither do the mechanics until we tear the car down. "Wb.Y abould 1 say something that I am not aun about tbat could cause a problem or brine embarrassment• ~ others at such a time. When we have the accurate answer later, DQ one wants to know. Tb.e mechanics work hard and if a part fails, therels not any need to point a finger at anyone. Tbi5 is the way I feel and that is why I seldom say anythin& after a race." This hasn't been his best year. But few can forget the campaign be had in 1978 when be posted five victories and sat on the pole in nine events. He also set five track rerords last year. HE STARTED ON THE FRONT llOW 13 times and led for 870 laps to break A.J . Foyt's mark of 625 leading laps set in 1975. He held the lead in every championship car race ln which he started and the only one he missed was at College Station when be blew an engine after qualifying. He has been driving for lnterscope and Ted Field since 1975 and has had an im· pressive career in both the championship cars and in sports car events. · stolen second base as the Angels' Bobby Grich looks at umpire Jim McKean for the call. COSTA MESA'S DANNY ONGAIS CHATS WITH CREW CHIEF PHIL CASEY. Angels Regain First. Halos Outlast f lndians, 9--:8 From AP Dispalc:bes CLEVELAND The Angel5 received a few ~urpnses here Friday rught. For instance -It was disclosed that hatting star Rod Carew would have to sit out two games as the result of a bumping incident with umpire Nick Brem1gan Wednesda} -Undaunted, Carew spent the game in the broadcast booth with Don Drysdale prov1dmg in· sight and relief to Big 0 . who was the only announcer at the game. -WITH A C AREWLESS lineup. the Angels went on to win their first game in six days, a come-from·behind 9·8 victory over the Indians. . . -The pitching stopper proved to be none other than reccntly- acquired John Montague, who retired the Indians in the runth to pick up his first save for the Angels -And . as if all that wasn't enough, the Angels. with a little h e lp from th e New Yo rk Yankees and Tommy John, moved back into first place by a half game as Kansas City dropped a 7.3 de~ision. Not bad for a day's work . and for those who love surpnses. 1 WITH CAREW s idelined. catcher Brian Downing provided . th~ batl1ng heroics for the Angels rapping out three singles. the last dravinghomeDon Baylorw1thlhe "mnmg run m the ninth The Angels. an snapping their five.game skid, overcame a 4-0 deficit and. at one stretch. lead 8 4 before the Indians fought back with four run!> in the eighth to ue Mark Clear, who hasn l pitched '>'ell s mce the All btar break. had another t'ough outing as he "as resp(¥1Sible for the Tnbe's comeback Andre nJ..nU>n drove m one of-the runs..,nth a double. another scored on a!gliund out. and the final t"'~~e cross as Clear un corkedt ii pitches WITH rJ SCORE tied at eight. .A;fgels came back an the top oC the mnth With two out Ba-ylor singled. went to second as Sid Mon1Ze walked Willie Aikens and came home on Oowni~g·s single down the left field lihe Moat.ague then came on an re· hef oi Clear aJ\er the latter al· i lo'>' ed a single off I.he glove or Aikens. , Montague induced Bobby .• Bonds to hit LDto a double play and got Toby Harrah to ground out to short to end the game. "I'm happy with the situation and I just want to help this ballclub." s aid Montague "l hated leaving ray friends up t here <Seattle). but I also know · a few ot lhe guys here, having . played against them "I was real happy with the deal because it gives me a chance to pitch for a contende r. I'm • looking forward to big things 1 he re .. CLEVELAND TOOK a 4.() lead by sconng four tames in the· fourth off starung pitcher Chris Knapp. the key htt beLDg a two- run single by Mike Hargrove .. The Angels bounced back by scoring tWlce m the sixth and once m the seventh off Mike ' Paxton before erupting for five runs in the eighth off Victor Cru2, . who surrendered two-run homers1 to Aikens and Bobby Grich. and Jim Anderson added a solo shot. I ~Mears Wins The Pole Position Umer Brothers in Front Row for Sunday's Race l. . f ' ONTARIO <AP ) -kick t Mears captured the Pole position for Sunday's California 500 auto race without even running in · Friday's qualifying , because nobody could better his time of the day before. The lVl9 Indianapolis 500 win· ner from Bakersfield could have run another 20 minute qualifying sessioo but stayed with bis Otr· tario Motor •Speedway lap re- cord ol D .O. miles per hour. Sharing tbe front row with Meara will be the Unser brothen from Albuquerque. Al IOff in the middle, and be did nm on F'liaf, improving his TbundaJ beat of 201.8'4 to 2'2.202mph. MEARS DRIVES a Penske PC-7 Cosworth, a later model than be drove .at Indianapolis. The PC-7 utilizes tbe new groond effects c0ocept with airflow ud- der the car channeled t.o create greater suction -aiding corner- ing ability. Tom Sneva, who improved from 197.624 to 198.282 mph Fri· day. will be in the middle or the s econd row with Johnny ParM>nS, 197.828 on Friday, on the outside or the row. Thirty-two cars have qualified with one more t.o be added in a lO·minute session Saturday. Larry Cannon. Joe Saldana and What's Inside Today • Laguna ........ Alan T.,.., w1to Me ""'9f' WM a PGA tlMlm9Mnt, tlfM •to• ill d&r ,_, 11~..., ................. .., ... tM 8 .C. 0,.. T .... le 11 ........ _., ,_ ...., . ......, .................... .... .................. Larry .... ... ..,,,.... . . Cliff Hucel are expected to be in I that last chance com~tition. :>1 Trouble with their cars bad U.pt)i them fn~m trying to qualify .. 1 before. ; " I •) FOU8 DBIVE&S wboid~ their Thursday times'd s - qualified because the rear , of their cars were too hi&b, an~· made it on Friday after modiflcatloo.s. i Former Cal 500 w ino s Gordon Jo~ncock and 1W YI D~bacb wer.e in the ... ..., abd.J tbia tlme they w at 193.953 mph ,and Jlt .1 respectively. The otbein, Richmond and Tom Fr&nu a\ 191.471and118.651. In the third row for the 12: start Sunday will be Ste · lCrtJUotr. UT. '1V2, D81lD1 VIII~ lH.171, and Tom Basie , 118.275. KrlaUoff pted h1I belt on Friday, aa d id On1a Bacley cbole not to run a day of qualifytq. TWO·TI•S INDY ~l n Joluuly Rutherfonl, clrtvtns McL81'8D Colwortb, Imp h1I top ..... to 191.80, • .. 1Jtb Oii the U.t, I , TIMtft were DO Mfioua ·Spike GeblbaGMD . ln b1I run, but there WU f Ume to tel~ car baekl'-' .-.r. He lmprov to m 'mlll. 100. bat. denu. ~ -....-........ ~ .... -. .. • ... ~fl&) ~oo .Hueh for: Andrea 'I•J ' hla drtve wtth a 8-1, 8·2, 8.l victory Caecb Ivan Lendt. • For a f tw momenta ll looked H tbou1b tbere m11bt bt a repeat or 11ua"4Q n.tcltt 'a nuco llwolvina John Mc l!nroe and Ille N 11ta1e when N utue waa penallaed for delaylna "lay. AnarY apee\atort made ao much nolJe tJMm that plQ' wu !nt.emip~ for ti di IAUU.. COfl\l.q from M down In the ttebn1ker to win lt M . After be won the MC:Ond set 7 ·5, Am.rltr.,Y went to the umpire and nld be ~ not so on. He bad been playJna beauUfu1•1. altbou1b thret times he had lOI& bold of bh racket becauae ot a heat·lnduced cramp in his hand. . baHllner henelf, wbo Pl"09lded mdet Of the chancee of pace. At ode polnt IM drew .Jaectt up ooJ1 to bU want lbot 10 d"1) that t.be 1m1Uer lirl dlved headJonl into u-e lap ol a U..maa u 1be trlecf ~fully to retrieve lt. Auslln was uoqueationably tbt .. stronaer of the t.wo, but laqer wu always lo the ruooln1. She bl'oke AuaUn'a terVe once la eacb Mt. •AllUD. DSPSNDING t'bmp&oo llmm1 Connors advaactd to .the ~N round wben VtJay Atru1tr-.t ,... Ured froln \belr 11>atcb. 1uecwn11tnc to U.. OPllf t•lve btat. Ll!NDL, A PaOMISlNG l&-year-old, batted • ball ln frustration and it popp•d Into the stands. He was penallzed a point and play was delayed about three minutes while the crowd booed. 1be crowd was much smaller, however, than it bad been the night be<ote, and order was restored .. There wu no fW1her incident. IABGEa. WllO WAS the yotmteJt player ever accepted into the women'• main draw of the Open wit.hoot having to play quallfytn1 matches, appeared caln, even nonchaJanl atalDSt Austin. She played steady. patient tennil from the baseline. Austin WH 1' the first Ume abt played in the Open two yean ago. But Jaeger ia 5~ month• younger than Au1tin WU then. Featured matches today bne BUUe • Jean Kine facln1 Stacy Mariolln; Bjorn Borg meettnc Jatme Fillol; and Vita• Gerulaitis pitted a1atmt Sta.o Smith. 14ter ftftb·Hlded ao.eo. TAllDlr, t.be man _..toe* 8Jom BOrt to ftvt ~ Mt.a ln the Wlmbl.don f.lD.al, eGDUDMd Connon bad won lhe fll"St aet 7 ·6, Oresed in pink· separates with her walst·length hair in sleek pigtails, she kept the ball so deep lhal Austin was frequently pinned to the backdrops. In a key nlpt match, Caroline Stoll will face Martina Navratllova. It was Austin, something of a ports reak A Capau .. Aepott From the Wortd of Sports .. NASL Suspends· Cosmo Star, So Cosmos Will Sue NASL .Fre•· AP Dllpatclwa . NEW YORK -The~ American Soccer m League Friday suspended Carlos Alberto, star sweeper of the Cosmos, and the defending cbam· piona responded by announcing they would sue the NASL and Commissioner Ph1J Woosnam. Alberto was suspended for tbe remainder of the playoffs as a result of "violent and abusive conduct towards came of· ficials last Wednesday night in Vancouver," where lhe Whitecaps beat the Cosmos 2--0 in the finl game of the Na- tional Corllerence finals. The two teams meet Saturday at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. and the Cosmos must win the regularly scheduled game and a 30-minut.e miru·game to advance t.O the Soccer Bowl. AlbertO was suspended "because he threw his shirt at, verbalb' abuse<Land spat upaa-pme--Offteials after exiting the field of play ... the NASL said. Alberto, a Brazilian, also was fined. When notified of the suspension, the Cosmos announced , th~y "are filing a lawsuit against Phil Woosnam and the NASL for suspending Alberto without. due process. The com- missioner's decisiofl. was made before the written report of the game officials was filed with the league and without any opportunity for Alberto or the Cosmos to present their post· lion." The Cosmos noted that the New York Post reported earlier Friday that "based on conversations with a league or. ficial, the decision was made Thursday evening, before any reports were received or any hearings held . .Jn some in stances. it has taken the commissioner weeks lo act 10 cases of a similar nature." -----q..c.-ol •lut Da,, ------.. Angered by the trade that brought WUUe Moat&llfl to the Texas Rangers, and obviously a fan of Monty Hall's television program, "Let's Make a Deal," Rkblt' Zisk said: "Can Montanez pitch! Just what we need' Another left.·handed first baseman! They obviously chose Door No. 3. T bey didn't go for Door No. 1 or Door No 2 or the box on Jay's tray or the cash in Monty's pQCket." fTtntNJra Gains IJ.S. A•ale•r Se•b California amateur champion Mark O'Meara, n who prepped at, Mission Viejo High, advanced to the se(llifmal.s of the 79th U.S. Amateur golf cbam· pionship with a one-up victory in 20 boles over David Ogrin of Texas A&M. O.'Meara, currently of Long Beach State, will meet Oral Roberts University's Joe Ruaeu today. Defending champion Joiul ~It also advanced as be survived a dramatic 26·bole mat.ch before beating Lennie Cle· ments of Pow~y. Cook will m~l Cecil la1ram in his semillnaJ encounter ... Defending champion Pat· Bradley was joined by veteran Sltelly Hamlla and newcomer Jaae& AJet in a three-way lie for the lead Friday after the first round of the LPGA's Rail Charity Classic. The three shot 67s and were among 23 golfers who broke par 72. 6 .... '• Jada Wfa l'laUnt• ••••b The Ao,ela cot a boost from Tommy Jolla and .~ the New York Yankees as TJ won his 18th game of the year and Seale Jacboe.drove in four runs with h1.a 22nd homer and a single as New York de· . feated Kansas City, 7·3, .Jo knock the Royals ball a game behind the Angels in tfte American League's Western Division . . . Minnesota scored two runs on wlld pitches by Baltimore's Deu1a Martinez and Ku La.lf.eau h.it a tie- brea'king home run in tl.e sixth inninJ as the Twins defeated the Orioles, 3·1, and moved to within two games of the Angels . . . Tom Poquette belted a three-run homer and Cul Yaa,nemakl moved to within nine hits of the 3,000.hit club with a two·run shot of his own, powering Bosl.<ln lo a &-6 victory over Texas . . Cfft Lemoe belled a pair of homers and drove In four runs and Jim Morriloe hit a home run and a sacrifice Oy to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 6·1 victory over Milw?;ee '°"• . . . Craig Kuslck'a fifth home run of the season with one out in the 11th inning gave Toronto a S-4 ic· tory over Seattle . D~ve ReverlD& collected three hits and drove in a pair of runs and rookie Brtan IUngmao post~ his second victory over 'Detroit in IO days as Oakland beat the Tigers, 5-3, ending Detroit's six-game winning streak . Pinch-tutter Rodney Scott craclled a one-0ut single to right field in the bottom of the 10th inning to drive in Lan-y Paniab and give Montreal an 8·7 victory over Cincinnati ... Philadel,tlia reliever Doug Blrd, ~ettmg a rare starting OP· portunily, threw a five·hiller and Mike Schmid& slammed hlS 4lst homer or the season to lead the Phillies to a rain· s hortened 6·2 victory over Atlanta ... Houston's Ken Forsch, pitching for the first LJme since Aug 7. allowed one hit and retired 14 straight batters over five innings as the Astros defeated the New York Mets, 2-0 ... Relief pitcl\er Enrique Romo snuffed out a San Francisco rally in the sixth inning by rellring p1nch·h1tter Willie McCovey with two run ners on base, and Pittsburgh held on to beat the Giants, 6-4 ~ . Kansas City and Montreal have been authorized lo print eague championship and World Series tickets .. Home run ing Henry Aaroa and Hall of Famers ErnJe Banks, Mickey Mantle, WUUe Mays and Stan Musial will be among the celebrities on hand Sept 29 lo attend a SlQO·a·plate dUJner honoring Lou Br~k. 1'ftddoie11ey Tie• Top F~I Spe~d Marie Sblrley Muldowney tied the U.S Nationals • speed record of 250 69 mph Friday and moved to third place in qualifying for_ what may be the fastest field of top fuel dragsters in National Hot Rod Association history lllc:hard Tharp, the 1976 U.S. Na t1onals and world champion, remained the top qualifier with his 5.81·Second run Thursday ... The San Francisco 49ers have placed Al Cowlings, a defensive end, on the injured re serve list and picked up Ted Vincent, a de· fens1 ve lineman• waived this summer by the Cincinnati Bengals . . Tight' end MarabalJ Edward1, a two-season starter who was believed lost this fall because of knee surgery. has rejoined the Antona State football squad . . Veteran guard Ted McClain has been released by the Phoenix Suns, the National Basketba)) As· $ociation team announced .. The defend· ing NBA champion Seattle SuperSonics have signed 6·9 forward James Balley of MuLOOWM1v Rutgers, a first-round draft. choice .. The president of the Hambletonlan Society says the board will meet in Lexington, Ky .. Oct. 5 to delermine the location of the future trotting classic . . Benny Panoas got his Chevrolet back in stride and led 12 additional drivers who qualified for Monday's 500 stock car classic at Darlington, s.c. , 11.PWI ......... TRACY AUSTIN WON EASILY FRIDAY NIGHT. Ovett Sizzles Briton Clocb· 3:49.6 LO:\ OON •AP 1 Steve Ovett of BnC'.!10 just missed setting a world n•cord for the mile Friday rught with a time of 3.49 6 the third ra~test run of all time SC'bast1an COt'. who set the world mark of 3.49 0 at Oslo six "'eek:. ago. "'arched from the stands at London's Crystal Palace as hi s great Bnllsh rival threatened to lower the mark. Ch ett "'as ahead of Coe's Oslo lime on each of the three laps But on the final lap he lost ground ·Thomas Wessanghage of West Germany was second m 3:50.6 and John Robson of Britain wa'> thud in 3: 53.5. This was how Ovett ·s split hmes compared with Coe in Oslo July Ji F'1rsl lap 5S 9 cCoe 57 8 l Second lap I !>4 8 <Coe 1 5S 3 l Third lap 2 52 7 tCOe 2 53 4 I Mil e 3 49 6 <Coe 3 49 0> CV<'. kept out of Friday's meet by a muscle inJury, said, "I thought my mile record was going It was a tremendously gutsy run by Ovett .. Dodgers -.Top Cubs, 6.;.4 Baseball Standings JOHHSOH• SON ANNOUNCES ••• '11wmD3 Rips Tiro Homen; Sutcliffe Wins LOS ·ANGELES (AP) -Los Angeles blasted four home runs, two by Detrel Thomas, as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs, 6-4, Friday nicbt, snapping a thr~game losing s\reak. Dave Lopes and Steve Garvey also homored for Loa Angeles. Scot Thompson hit a bases-empty homer in the seventh inning for Cbicaco's first run, and the Cube scored three more in the ninth. lllCK SVTCUFFE, 13·9, gave up a firat·lnnine albgle to Ivan De.JesUJ and did not allow anocher blt until Tbompeoo led off the seventh with ht.a HffDd homer ol the aeuon. Mike Vail slbglect.off Sa&ell«e in the~· The rootle oder struck out .four and walltedonly<me ore be was ejected from tbe .. me wltb cmeout lathe nln&b lnnln8 for blttiDC TbomplOD trWs a pltclL Tbomu bit bl.I flrlt bom.r ol tbe same off laler Bill Caudill, CM. Tbom.u homered again ln tbe ftftb, bnqiQa ht.a total to ftft for tbe uuon. LOl'E8 aft bl.I 2'Jtb ud Garvey h1I 23rd ln .... sistb inllinl. mockiq out ... ad.cap •tartar. t.. Anaeles added two more runt in tbe ... eat1a. Oil nceeaiw 1queeu 1NDtl b1 ,o1anny Oat.a ad Sutclllfe. Tbe ant baUer, Lopes, wu blt by a pitda tb.rowD by Wlllla Rern8*1. Plate ua,U. JobD MeSberrJ l.uued both teams a JJarn· ... -ejected Sutcllff• In tbe aintb. Suldiffe't II ¥1etorle. Ml I LOI Aalele. N · eord for IDOlt .td.GIUI la a aeaoa by a rookte. An. Sacclif• Mt ftomron bl t.M nllltb la· alD8 and .,.. ejeded, Kat Bntt toe* over and 1!:,9 =-to Bill Bucber and Lany 8Uttner. rlCIO ru.d out for tbe aecoad out but Me•e Macko fQOowed wltb a bue bll to ftll tbit bun. TllA'I UOllGRT..,.., Cllldllo out of tbe lldr-. bat be Walked obada-bltter 8urJ Foote to E boml lucber. ~Due KiDIJDID Wttlj a tw .. eortnc l1Dlle belon CuUUo -8nee Kimm, the 111111111 ..U. ol UM 1D· lllq, to fly deep to left for tbt ftaal out. 0 Castillo earned a save, his fifth. After Ivan DeJeaus led off the Cubs' first with a single and was thrown out attempting to steal, Sutcliffe re· tired 12 straight batters before walking Henderson with one out in the filth. Caudill was lrnotked out in the sixth lnning after Garvey's homer. The Chicago starter gave up four nm.a on five hits -four or them bases· empty homers -In bis 5'1!! innings. He struck out six and walked·one. Black Hawks, Hull Can't Agree on $$ WINNIPEG <AP> -John Fereuson, 1eneral in....,_ al t.b~ National Hockey Leacue•a Win· n1pe1 J.U, 1aid Friday t.bat ne1ottat.1oG1 w1tb Clt.ieqo Bia Ha•ta, who want to reaequlre Bob- by Hull. baYe broken off . .. ~ the put four moGU. we ban bad no c~ la Ge offer from CCbic•co maoqer Bob> ...,.,._ .. M6d Perguaon, who added that a pout· bl• Mal wllll HarUord Whalen a1ao bad fallen ~ Ume tbat ~OJ'd) bu pneented tUt .,... elfer to us, we have rejected Jt outrif)>t u Will 1116 ..-.uonable and totally unaccepta· .,. .. . r:tr. did -provtde detalll of the ofter. " ~ Ume th•t Ollcaco cb&n1.• UMtlr po11UGD m tbeJ, or U1 other' elUb, ottertTair and equl ~· Bobby Hull wUl r.matn a Wln•lPlf et." FeJ'IUIOll said Hull bu beta 1111t an lnritaUon to UM lfb ttalnlnl e1mp. Rull lull upr-..d a de- 1ln to n&um to UM Hana wbttn M ........ bit NHL caner . .. Ill bu 1xpn1MCI an lnteNlt lD n'8m1al to t.be l&ml" Fe...-oa ..W ... aad lt ii~·· lou If be~ now c&ooe. to NllWD lD ,...,...,._,. AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Angela Kansas City Minnesota Texas Chicago Seattle Oakland W L Pd. GB 72 63 .533 11 63 530 12 69 64 .519 2 64 71 .414 8 S8 75 .436 13 57 79 .419 15~ 44 92 . 324 28 ~'l East Dlvbloe Baltimore 87 45 .6S9 Milwaukee 81 55 .596 8 Boston 78 53 .595 Sir.I New York 12 59 .SSO 14t,.; Detroit 73 62 .5'41 15"'1 Cleveland 69 66 .511 191,) Toronto 43 91 .321 4-5 ,.,...,..~ .. ,.... ... ~. T Orot!IO S, SHtU. A 1111"""'9\ I f)O\l(lft•, TtDt6 Ml~I ... Kt,,_.. I Ill-Yorll 7, ~ Clt'I' J O•tMd. S, O.tnltt J C,llk ... 6, MOW .... I 'feMf'•O-....... 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"There's no question We ha\E.' to do something to stop escalat ing costs.·· says Deese. the general mana ~e r o f tht' Cahforma Surf soccer team negot1atrng s tages with several of them. including player coach Peter Wall. THE DRAFT, DEESE flgurei.. would help allevia te the whol e league's financial worries by ending the bidding wars that have a llowed the New York Cosmos to corner the market on international su~rstars · Foreign players would have ' ·THE 0 RA FT l"!lll~ 0• r to petition to come into the American P.laye rs JU.~t doesn t league and teams would draft ~o the. )Ob right now-, he adds ///I" from that las t ... Deese says "If _That s not where the mequ1t~ a player doesn't sign with the 1s . The c lubs with the moM team that drafts him, he simply money are acqumng th.e best won' play in the league pl.ay~rs . Owners hip's zeal fo~ "ln the. past. clubs were gomg winning is driving th(' ~rices for after players. Now. it's the other players over the moon. wa around .. While everybody nowaday! Y. see m s to . be concerned abou! w A 1, L . If IMS ELF a n runaway inflation, Uees e ha~. E nglishm a n . b acks up that particular caust' to worry At s tatement. tendance not only hai. failed t•1 ·'I know 100 players who would keep up with r ising co!.>ts , 1t ha1 give thei r right arm to come h eaded to wa rds the oppos1t' here and play." he sa ys "They direction The Surf averages! know the future of, i.occer hes here in America I don't care what anybody ~ays Here's where 1t 's happemng .. The quicker they come here. the faster it will hap~n .. Speaking or fast . lhe Surf Will compete in an indoor soccer le:igue tlus winter. with six ten- tative dates lined up ror the Anaheim Convention Center INDOOR SOCCER was credit· ed With the Improvement Of llouston. which went from 10·20 to 22·8 an· a single year Jn the s maller . more mt.Jmate version o f the gam e, ther e a r e sax players to a side and an average of one shot a minute T he Surf's home S<thedule Nov. 28, Dec 8. Dec 19, Jan 16. Jan. 25 and Jan. 31 . Tickets will be scaled" at SlO. SS a nd S6 but Deese expects the htgher·pnced courts ide seats to be gone before the season starts Tapie (67) . Leads B •. c. Tournainent ENDICOTT, N.1'~ (AP> - Laauna Niauel'• Alan Tapie overcame two bo1tea and shot a !DUM&Dtter par 81 Frlda.y to take the lead halfway through the B.C. Open &e>lf tournament. Tapie wu to strokes under par aft.er the fint ae hole• with a score ol 132, good enough for a one strolie tead over urn B.C. Open winner Gil Morgan and Larry Webb, a beefy loogbaJI hitter struggling to stay on the ProfeHional Golf Association tour. ''RJGJIT NOW I JUST wa nl ID get as far out as 1 can 1 am playirig a golf course, and I will shoot that and let everybody else do what they want." said Tap1e. a 30-year-old pro Tapie entered Fnday·s s~d round tr4:1il.tng Curtis Strange by one stron. Strange, the 1971 NCAA champion from Wake Forest. had led the field with a first round 64 . but faltered. shooting a 73 Friday and fe ll fi ve strokesr>ehind the leader WEBB HAS Bt:EN putting his 263 pounds into' long drives lo pull into contention for his first tour victory We bb has made on ly $5,097 since J01nang the tour in 1977 and los t has Original sponsors and lost his tour card once He s ays he needs to win $12,000 t~1s ye3r to Ma,>· on the tour and has won S4 ,904 so far in l\Ti9 His best µJyrherk th1:-. \1:ar was $755 for a 44lh place r1na~h al Doral. \'1ctory in the· B C Oµen 1:-. v. orth $49.500 .. I · d play for free 1r I could play 10 front or the rrov.d'> That 's v.ha t I m here for . · ~aid · Wehb. who i.hot a 67 to go wath the 66 he i.hot in the op •run~ round O\er the 6.197 yard. par 71 EnJ01e Golf Club cour'>P "l'VE BITl'EN OF•· all m' fingernails I go crazy out then : When I hit those putts I JU~t 1w nuts I haven't done that muth before ll 's fun," ·said Wt'bb v.ho lives in Aurora. Colo Morgan won thi1> tournamt•nt two years ago and :.aad h•· pl.i: • .., his best golf in lhe late -.ummn a n d r a 11 M o r g a n a n o ,, tometnst. golfs out of Wev.-oka Okla Morgan trailed Str an~e b\ two :;.trokcs with his fi rst round 66 and s hot a 67 Friday to mo' 1· one stroke behind Tap1c .. Brad Bryant, 24. of Amanllo . Texas. v.as tv.o s tr<>kc'> baC'k a fter c arding l'40 67s 1n the opemng 36 holes Bobby Weitzel of Missouri City. Mo . also shot two 67s as dtd Barney Thompson of Barbours\ Ille. W Va CM Tourney Slated An ant1c1pated 400 entries will be com~ting an the 1naugurJI Costa Mesa Cham~r of Com merce Novice Tenn1'> tournij ment. Sept 22·2.3 and Se pt 29 30 E venl.S are open to boy'> and ~iris in lO . 12. 14, lG a nd L8·:rnd unders Further 1nformat1on and enlrv forms are a\'a1lablt' by calling the Chambe r of C'o mme rcl' 1979·0536 1 fro m 9 5, Mond<n through Fndav · •• r OMV PILOT _,. • 87 BOW dD L. UA.NDY Of_O.W,... ..... POf IOWI.,.,. the tep sPOrtS evef'tS on TV tod•Y. Ratings are; / ./ / --..uent; / / / worth watching; / 1 t.ir; t for~ll · • 11:15•.m., Oh•nnel 4 ./ I ./ BASOALLt Kansas City at New York. Announcers: Monte Moore and Wes Parker. The Kansas City Royals atte"1Pt to move bilc:k Into first with a vlc tbry l9dav as Rf~h Gale (9-9) opposes the New York Yankees' Ken Clay (1-61. The Royals trall the first place Angels by a half game In the AL West while the wor~d cham· pion Yankees are in fourth place, 141;, c;iames behind AL East leader Baltimore . . ® 1 p.m., Ch•nnel 2 { ./ ./ TENNIS: U .5. Open Announcen: Pat Summerall, Tony Trabert and John Newcombe. ·: ~ Taped tughl1ghts and five covera9Ct of third round action in the U.S. Open champ1onstups. The blc;ioest story of the tournament thus tar has been the hot and humid weather con- d1t1ons whic h have· forced many players to forfeit their matches. Featured matches today include Billie Jean King vs Stacy Margolin; Bjorn Borg vs Jaime F1llol. and Vltas Gerulaitis vs Stan Smith 2 p.m:, Channel 4 ./ ./ SPORTSWORLD: The Hambleton1an Announcer: Jay Randolph The 5'th running .of the Hambleton1an, the most pre-st 19 i.ous troltfng event in harness racing. The race for three year-olds ts run in one·mlle heats, the first horse to win two heats 1s the champion. Among the exl)(>cted entrants are Chiol a Hanove r. Legend Hanover and Crown's Christy. Tl'le winner gets \1 S0,000 4:30 p.m., Channel 5 ./ ./ ./ ./ BASEBALL: Angels a t Cleveland Announcers: Don Drysdale and Ron Fa.riv The Angels will be looking to extend their s llm half game lr.-.Hl ovP.r tht Royals as J om Barr 18 11 l goes to the m'bund dg •. 11 n'>t Dan Spoll~r 19.3 I of tl'\e Indians The Angels snapped " ~1 vt-gamt-losing streak Friday night with a come-from· l>f:l'\ond 9·8 victory over the Trtbe The Angels wi ll play the gam t-without Roa Carew. who wtll be sennng his final day of .:i I wo·Cla v suspension ~ OTHER TELEVISION I 7 ]() p m , f I RACE RS Bnan Redman provides col or c ommf'n tary oo thei Champion Spark Plug Radial (h~llPnqP on MontPrey Curt~narratec; . 1 pm 171 1979 NHRA NATIONALS World Ch.:tmpoons Kelly Brown llop fuel l, D n Prudhomme /funny car and Boo Gltdden Cpro c;1ock 1 are among the entrants 1n lh1· 10th annual NHRA Sum m e rna11ona ls, taped at Engl1 sh1own NJ 122 > PRO SOCCER. 2 pm 71 PRO SOCC ER PLAYOFFS l/ancouver al thP Cosmos 1n New York. 'raped J om McKay and Paul Ga rdnt-r rl'port S o m l I WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS The lnterna· t1ondl Special Ol ympics. taped at Brockport, NY Frank G1f - tord r1>oort Also. amateur t>oxen from Wec;t Germany and thf' U S square off in a s~nes of bouts taped 1n Rapid Citv. South Dakota Keith J ackc;on reports 1l 4Spm (21 U.S.OPENTENNISHIGHLIGHTS. f\ADIO Ba s.et>all Angel~eveland, • 30 pm . KMPC 1710 ), Chic ago at Dodgers. 7 p m KABC 090 1 Tennis U S. Opeo RPportc, 11 so a m 12 so. 1 so. 1 sop m . KNX (1070 1. Foot· ball 1979 NFL Pr E>voe w 10 AS om , KNX !10701 CTM Daily Pilot 1c; not responsible for l~te ch~nC)e\. l .LoJJg Beach,.Utah: A Suicide #/air? By Th~ Associated Prt>S'> W1 ch1l<i State v.111 ma kP «<ll lejle football history toni~ht t'\ en 1( thl· Shocker!> loi.e al '.'ie v. \tcx 1c'l1 State W1ch1ta State as one or 26 D1 v1!>1on l·A schools which have nC'v. head coa ches this ~eason Rut Wt!he Jt-Hries 1s more than J n'-•v. coach He will be ma~ing his debut a'> the first black head CO<J ('h Jl an I A :;.chool o\' COAOI WHO isn't making h1:-. debut hut v. ill be facang the kmd of pressure a new coach ex penent•Ps 1s Wayne Howard. nov. an his third year at Uta h. . Wt· c an 't lose to Long Bl·Jch. · he ~aid "We 'd commit .. u1c1de 1f we did " just 10,330 fans pe r 15 games a\ Anaheim Stadium Jn its in augural 1978 season. the figure including int<'rnalional e xh1b1 tions . was 11,489 Ozark Fired; Green Hired Hov.ard coac hed at Long Reach fo r fi ve years befo~ mov- 1 n ~ to L't a h. where he was named the Western Athletic Coach of the Year 1n 1978 after gu1d1n~ the l'tes from a 3'8 rec- ord the previous season to8'3. ''IS 1976, YOU COt:LD have• ; $600.000 budget s pending Sl50.0I on player contracts... Dees' says. Today. you need <1 St ' million budget with S600.000 to $800.000 for contracts "Revenues have not changed drastically The bre ak-ever1 point today is 20,000 fans When l put this team together, 1t wai about 15,000." It. doesn 'l take a gem us to figure out l.h,e Suri lost a quarter of a million dollars In its second ~e-ason at Ana heim StacUum. And that figure may be con- seryative. The club owns all but, one of its players' cont racts and Deese i ~ curre ntly in the ATLANTA IAP l -Danny Ozark was fired Friday as manager of the Philade lphia Phillies, putting an early end to a season.troubled by inJuries to key players and capped by a dive into filth place in the Na- tional League East. Dallas Green . a form er Phillies pitcher and currently dire(j.Or of minor leagues and scouting for the club, was named interim manager for the final month of the season. GENERAL MANAGER Paul Owens made the announcement at a news conference shortly before the Phillies, who had dropped five stra1ght and eight of nine games to fall under .500 for the season, faced the Braves in Atlanta. Ozark, 55. who managed the Ph1lhes for seven seasons, guid- ing them lo cons ecutive East , D1vuion t itles the las t three years, saw the ax fall as his club fell 12"2 games behind division· leading Pittsburgh. • ''l'hls change 1s an o rganua - tional move that owner Rudy Carpenter and I decided to make aft~r two or three days or de- Ii beralion," Owens said. "We we re dtaappolntid in the way the club has performed the past few weeks and felt that someth1n~ had to be done." ... GREEN, 45, WHO had a 2Q 2Z maJor lea~ue record with the Phillies. New York Met1' and Was hington Senators in the 1960s. sa.id he wants the l<'a'm "to gnnd it out for the next JO days and 8$ pro~ssaonals lake a look in tbe mirror and see If they can't accomplish som ething with pride and dignity " "I reel disappointed in the way the players perjormed · for me this year. I thionk I could have gotten more out of them but t couldn't find the a nswer. That's i>robably why they made the Kosta·Upsets HB's Christian Huntineton Beach's Alan Christian, trying for a dou.ble win at the Orange County Fairgrounds Friday ni1bt, traa upset by rookie Larry Kosta of La Mesa in the scratch main event (lour tape). Christian bad won the handicap .,ain "1ve· 1ap1) In lblpresal\'e laablon and was aolng for the double .,hen Kmta save him a nm for hi.I aaooey ud held him off at the end. sixth before a Fox ~ight <ladies free) crowd of 6,311. , Kevin Weeda of Newport Beach captµred the second divi.s1oo main (five laps) while Dennis B'ransford of Riverside walked away with the third divUioo main (four laps). Gene Wood.a, in a special handicap race, eave a 90-yard bead start to two female opponents. He overcame Bobbi Runt,.er, but.. the lead was too much 11 Pam Bennett of Irvine raced to victory.• ~RABBIT MESElS lD the bandicap main, Dave Miller el Anaheim ftn1abed second wblle JM Donaldson of Costa llesa flnllbed · 18TO CHOOSE FROM!! 11711 llACH aYD. ~TOMllACH •• 842-2000 m o\ t' ' s aid Ozark. who ranked J S the scruor mana~er 10 the ll'ague before his ouster .. 1 did than~s to tr) to shake up the <'lub but they didn't work out.' he swd "I still feel l.Jke I could do something now .. . OZARK. HOWEVER. refused to use injuries as an e.cu_c;e Sever a l key players we r e sidelined for extended periods during the season. including shortstop Larry Bowa. second basem an Ma nny Trillo; out rielder Greg Luzins ki a nd pitc h ers Dick Ruthven and Larry Christensen and R8JldY Lerc h: To assure Howard's well being. at would be best for hosl Utah to contamquarterback Pa ul McGar. fagan He was the moth leading passer m the country last season and an honorable mention AU - A me racan last season when J Long Beach State was S-6 OTHER GAMES today involv· in~ WAC teams. include Arizona hostrng Colorado State. New Mexico entertaining Louisiana Tech of the Southland Con· ference and Texas -EI Paso at in· dependent North Texas State. The only afternoon game to· day involving a Division t:A team bas East.em Michi&m al Di vision II Northern Michigan. ~ •-MUI DorXD ......... _.. ,-..cT ,_.., Ut.14 185xH . . . •• ~ .... HUI ER7Bx 14 .......... 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T• ......--~ MfW 't'0911C tlV'NMM-'t,_.. Otr• ........ .......... ~,..,.. ...... -~ ............ , . FOR THE RECOno I OU t COvn~ I GOLF Dove Season Fowl Weather Dampens Hunt lft.avy nuns and thunderstorms early this month h<ive put u damper on dove hunting pro- s pect:. for the• season opener th1s weekend. a ccord- ing to the Ul•rrnrtmcnt of 1''1sh and Game. Tr~1d1tat>nal hot l>pols such as the Imperial and C'oachellli Valley'> J.nd the low6( Colorado River art' hurbonnl( rev.er and more scattered dove µopulahom; than they ar«: accw;tomed lo at thts time of yt.u-. according to DFG o~rvers 00\'ES ARE SLOWLY returrung to the Im· pen a~ Vallt v but the total numbers are only 30 to JS pcrrcol 0£ normal. i,ayo, Lt Walter Mansell of Jlolt\1llf' Wh.11 t11nlo., <.1n th1 rc an 'catlered 1rnd mov1og arr111111J 111 '.J1d \ ft>v. mllo fu:ld!. an lhe valley are ht•ini• h·1nco.,tc·d <ind th(• dov~ wall feed there but 1111 coon•otr .11wn-. of JOY :.1ze havt-been spotted. F.11r r1u111l.i r-. 11( do\I"' he1v1· been M.>en at lhe l1Fc;•!"I F111111 ' IL .1rn1·r unit in the mllo and 1 .1J''" t l'<I ft••fd.., :1111111111 "'•l<tnd Jod Jlong tht• Ecsst 1111.: h lt tit ' '.Ill 1 I \1 an~wll < ;1 ut 111cwd huriters.10 tbt= W10tnha ven ar l'<t lo!)(· ca11•tul n1Jt to tre:..pd"l"I rin lhe Quechan l ndr;rn lh·.., n ,1llon or lo obt.un <.1n Indian ~rmil t.l'forc hunting 11n thf' r1·..,l'n nl1on 'l tit rt!..,e rvallon hou nd :irw h:" • 111·1·11 1•xll·ndt'1"I '>'°'"" la~t year by I· t tl1•r .11 ,11'111in J rlrl tiuolt·r.., dfC ur~t'd lo watch for hound.11 Y !>l~th I "I, Tiii. ( 0 \<"II t ' I.I.,\ \ .\1.1,F.Y. W Mdeo Enc S 11•1 1110-.h\ ·" th1·1• an• J ft·v. "lm<.ill moummg 1111\ 1· :..• ,111,.1 •ti .H11u11d th1· ar•·<1 l1ut .,t<>rms over thl' 11:1-.1 t• ·' ''' 1 k .., hJ\c rno,•·d mo-.1 or th1· bird., 11u1,,f1111 .. 1111·' I lu11l1111• • 1•n 1111011-. 1n the· ':illt·> could be U1l < • n1111r t.1lill' 1111 the oµc•ot'r tu .. av the lt-ast Sterh1n.-.h .... 111 Tht· C'oJ.rhella \'alley 1s currenll) bcs1c~d hy <.v.armc; or black gnat.'> ctlas ed out or their tanyon homt'"I h~ th1• ram:.torms F;.irm "'rir1<1 r~ m tht-an•a ar« for<'eO to spra) thPm<.d' "" v. 1th an,,., tic 1111· ('\ l'f\ half hour o r so tw • ;1111 :in<! m .111\ r1•,11it>nt' t1TP v1rtu::\ll\i 1m 11nso11f'fl 111 lhl'll honll' fr1r f1 Jf of tbt> Rnab · [)Qve huntr>rs v1·ntunni1 1olo ltw C'11ar hdla \'allt-} s hould 1·om'· pn•JJ.1 n ·d v.1th .1 pl•nt1ful :..upply or msec· t tl'tde fin..,k hn-<·1.eo; or "'111d.c; would help by malt inr th1· gn.Jh '>C'f)(lt for C'O\lr, t.iut hunters s houldn t tount 1.n 11 "itc rhmc;ky o.,;n·., 1 lit l'\1 ·w York and Prm 1den1·e M1Juntains m rwrtht a~.t1•rn ~JO lit'rnard1no County are reported to h.Jvr· f.u r numbc r'> of cio\l'l> bu1 hunters are cau t1001•d that the r l'<'t•ol st11rm'> h<JH' washed o ut manv :1C'C'•''s ro:i1h and four wht·c•I drive veh1cles are a ocC<'l>. 1tv w muny a rt'dS IN ORi\NGF. t\NO SAN DIEGO counties the hest qovc an·a:-. an• on pnvate ranches or far ms that arc c·lo!>cd to puhhc hunting. :.o prospects thert' dfl' n 111 ).!ornl In t}w <Iv.Ni~ Valley of Inyo County doves are i.tarcc. and 1·001 nq'(hts Jrc not likely lo entice mor e birds antn the area. according to DFG "'1ldhf" b1olo)(1sl..., an Bishop C al1£om1J th1.., year ha!. a spht season on do' t·'> Thr• f1r'>l part open~ today and ruru. through Sept ;., The ~ea son w1 II reopen Nov. 17 and con· tmue throu~h De<' 2 ShootJng hours are one-half hour tx-ron· sunn:.P to '!Un'lel Da1Jy bag limit is JO birds v.1th !:!Cl ,tllowc«I in poe.i.ess1on after tbe first da> Townsend leads; . TreVino Second WOODBHIOGfo;, <:>ntano <AP ) P e ter Town1>end of (irt>at Britain matched the best score of th1• round. ~· par 7l. on the demanding National Golf Club counc t-'ridey a nd took a t.hree·strolte le ad after two rounds of the international t.oum• mcnt which aJ:.o i:.cr vei, as the Cjl.lladian PGA Champ1on~h1p Townsend's trip over the sneaky r 6,975-yard Layout left him wtth a 36-bole wt.a.I of 1'0, three •trolce!'I better than Ame rican Lee Treva.no, Tony JaCklm of England, and Canadians Dave Barr and Bob Rose . Trevino, the first-round leader wtlb a four· under 67, had a dlc;astrous day and wound u.p with a 16. Jacklin. who birdied three of bis fint five boles, fell apart on the back nine and finiabed with a 73 for bil 143 total. Barr had a '71 t.o 10 alon1 w.itb a fint-day score of 72 and Rose 1hot a 74 •Iler openlna wttb a et. DefendJnc champion Lanny Wadkins was alone in aixtb place wlLb 1 144, after a 11 in the second round. ' A field of 149 -moat of Utem Canadian club pros -started the second round and nobody broke par. Sbootitlg even par in add1Uoo to Townaend, Wadkins and Barr were Can1dlaD1 Dan Halldonon aD4 <Jeorge Knudson. · Canadian J'1m Neltord and American Tom Wa\.&On, leading money winner on the Profeaalonal Qolfen' A.aaodaUon tour tb1s season, were at 1~. Nelford, ln a accond·place tie with Role aft.er Thura4ay'a round, had a 11andWataoo1bot a 73. Trc\'lno called the Nallonal. "one of ltl• touehcst coul'ff1 1 hav ever played.'' "I lrJt tt awtu.l," Treflilo Hld. "I lbould line everybody ill> wbo wu watcblq me ud live lbem their money bae.t." • \ ----------------a. cu 0 ..J c < i • ~ 0 .. J ~ >~ ..J ; a.. c w § a: d (/) i (/) i w r ~5 (/) to :::> ~ m ~ 41 E It> z I ~ ~ ~ * r I i ·-Q. >--·-,. a .. :.; c ,, 0 .c a. i . c u a.1 f-1 ,. JlC .. 0 a 0 CID a:i -:J 0 .a::: -v 0 ... t- Q. w 0 ~ -t-:5 :l u er -u ' 1 • l Dl:AR PAT· Ou.r family doctor h~• reeom· Uitlildld thet w have our dautbler'a bearlnl l4!1l· td ~ an audlol<>11tt auo. um~ lM1 f au. How can l be Jute t1'e en r choose 11 Qualified? DEAR PAT We huve a gas s·wimming pool healer and the gas b1 II for heating the pool has really shot up this summe r Is a higher rate in effect this summer as opposed to last year, or wbat? We haven't changed the temperature and the weather has been about the sarnl' a .I. lagunll Beach Your blgber gas blll ls the result of a new re· sfidentlal rate structure approved by the Public UWWes Commission last December, accordJDg to the SQptbem California Gas Co. Gas rates now vary from a low of ll.6 cents a I.berm for the nrst a \.berms of use (the llfellne volume>, througll %0.7 cellta a therm for usage between %6 and 126 therms, to a high of 26. l cents a therm for use above 126 t.,erms. (Consumers with pool heaters tradltlooally use more than 126 therms monthly.) There also ls a monthly customer charge of $3.10. S\l'~GINC ~\.. 0-"4 the t Wl~fll/l 642-2697 .STOl AT~ 140.7444 • • ~. 8ep'9mbet '· tm . OAIL y PtlOT as Got a probllrn' >""' tMU to /?al Dunn. Pat wUl nd red tape, grlfhto t~ and action J10G Mfd tu .01111 mcqr.ul._, hi gowrnm.nt D1td bwiftua. MaJJ ~our qUl!.ttori.I lo Pat Dim;n. At Your Snvtc1. Orang• Coo.at Dl>U{I PUoe. P 0 .Bot 1•. COldo Mno. QA. nae. Al mottJI ldtn• cu po•..,. toUl,,. ~ed. ""' pltOfWd MqldrN• or .11tun· not mcladtng tM rfOlkr'• /till IOtM, odd"" '11td bw*w11 ~,,· ~ number cClllftOt bf~td. TMt C°''ftml Cll)ptOfl # t11ezcfl'PCS...,.. A year •I• at ~ time, Ille ~Pest re"4ell&J81 rate wu JI.I eeatt a &Jaerm. PatS..1, rice prealtlnt tf eeMOler •nleee ec. ~ Ca.llfonla GH C.., bs ••e adTlc:e to Ue1J peel lleau.c cu e.Otc .. • ........ Uee a ,.. <or llG& hlb> cover, wllkll e .. l'ff•• 111 cow· ........-more ~ M peree.t. De .-Ilea& '"' pooa above 18 delJ'efl F ; a ,..,,.,,_ lll~r t.emperataft ca• lillc:rnse 1u •Mu ••~ 11 4t pereell& .... peol lleaten u ...,. a time H pouf. Ye. brft9tieale &lie feasibility ol ........ , a eolar = system S.tll lnMallaU.. are ell,U.le fer tu creclltl. Pliloae die 1u ee••••r'• eoa· lft'Va&ioD lao&lae at (Ml) zu. .. for •ere NnCY· savblg Ups .. IAlbeb a 6.We to Seel••• DEAR PAT: I 've noticed that IOIPe appliances · ~Y lar1e ones · have labels that indicate energy use and operating cost. Is lhia a law. or ls it voluntary labeling ? M.B .• Corona del Mar TIM labeU.i pro«ram la ._.ped to help C'Oll· samen am.op for ener1y-sarta1 a..9&eMld ap· pllances and eqll.lpmeat. It a. beta« developed by tbe Department ol Energy ud the Federal Trade Commlssloa u a result of tbe Ener«y PoUc:y ud ConservaUoD Ac:t. signed lido law Dec. 22, lt'15. Under that l1w, maatdadu.ren m .. t itl•ce labels lhowlag estimated aaaaaJ operallag coats on all models of the foUowm,: room &H ceatraJ air condlUonera; clothes wuben dd clryen; dhb· wasbera; freezers ; ruraacea; ltome lteatlag eq uipment; bumldUieu aad debamldlflers; kitchen ranges and ovens: refr1ceratora and refrigerator/free.era; televt.loe Mt.I utd water beaters. More Information abotlt the appUance labelln1 program can be reqaeated from : Conservation and Solar Appllutloas, U.S. Department of Energy AppUaece Program, Wasbln11on, D.C. 20545 . ... An erotic ideal.".1.c1e~---- ~,A~J\R~ "IA 'M!\I ~-NTOI\"' ELLI ':J._~MHJt G'N{_l,LL -Tue lnnoeent .. "UllH 1W I U Hiii f IS A llUTBftCl" RllE IBIEWS __ ._._ Rll lllJEIDlllS: 5th SMASH WEEK PLITT CITY CENTER SOUTM COAST llNCOllf oR..t:tN 111,,rc.;" t. I~ "ii C~t.1 Mt~ '~I, ~I 1 • Buend Pa•' ); ' -.. , ' •O ,USU llCCl'Tl0 rOtl Tltll £11GMIOIUIT "'La Cage Aax FolJea' ia one of the moat aproarioaalv fanny movie a ever .. de." -R.ochard Dobbins Jr "A terrific film.'' Pa.s&<Wna SW New-. IT'S BACK! . -r...-c. -~· """'. ~ff!~ ~.. ~~~ Oell, 12 30-2 4S S:00-7 3<>-10 00 & OAIL.Y 2 00. 4 10 6 30 • 40 10 45 Bill_ MURRAY - MA TI\~ DAIL', CUWT TWOOO ISCAPI FROM ALCATRAZ ··· J ..; OAIL. Y 12 30, 2;30 4 30, 1:30. 1.30. 10 30 FRANK a LANO ELLA DRl\O.JIA , . _ .. ..._ ....... lllUCHA(l CAtlll{ SALLY Fl£LO ~o IN9EJDON ~ ROCKY ~-:::: D Plue JAMES BOID 007,... MOON RAKER "•C\'OlJ ~ aL"D\ f OH " GOOO flMl ' •• Rill .• \~ MllHRAV . MEATBALLS "' n.~ 4' .. ...,,, ..... ""' .. tmall 10• !UllOUNQID .......... .... ... "''" l•••· ,. .... ". ,...., ...... ~of C....tff '"''""""" .. .................. .. _.., ........... ~ ..... t:1iw..1 ·~ ''"""-''_....,.... (tnft .-. w .... C.• ....,.....,.~,....., --··~ ...... who,... .... , TUBE TGPPERS Kn.A e •: 30 -Angela Baseball. The Halo• try to shake . off their dold.rumt and keep their champlonahip hopea "illvc at the expense of the C1eveland lndians. ••• ~-Of L ... ........ ~DM, ...... ..................... ................ "' ~· CBS e 8:30 -"That's Entertain· ment." Memorable 1cenes from nearly 100 f4GM movie musicala are packed in· to thia 2V...hour postalsia package <aee photo at left). • ,......,. ...., ft tw~. --i.l~·MA, . ..,. ··~~ .... ltMOI 0.,.... ,.,..., Jt . \IM. _.. "'-MIMI ..,,_. -.._.,....,.. _,.,.. ol a..,,,.... MP"d"'O"' ll'OUt .. lleell*y at .._. 11 hr,IOMift) I Val'°"""" ... :.MC)~ •••"~'(IMO) Scott •11ttt. ~Dow .,_......,_'° • mur • • 4flr ,_,...IO'*-'· en .. . ~ ·~ "'°'' .... lft oro.r '° v~ oOwJ, lhe Da•p Dazzler ... 11... {1 lw • 30 """ ) • 09.aa\.oMA Cl.-..c "Rot>ln Hood Jr " A 4jBI C(WnpOMd IOlely ol Chll· Oren pt-la • 00.hOur --of lhe QaMoC: (RI Esther Williams performs some of her famous aqua artistry in a segment of the movie ''That's Entertainment" tonight at 8:30 on CBS, Channel 2. .... (() TAAZ»t J 8UP£A e.VIH I n.JET80MS ttl t<ID8AM ~TOO ...... ,~MUllC t1.-='IHOW ttl ,._ PA.llmlEA Wll.D. WILDWUT NATIONAL OROGMPMIC 8PECW. "HollMd Against The S.e' One foortl't of Holland was once unoer _,., The rec· l#Nlion ol land trom the -.... COU<eQll. lilill and llldl • MNANAPE!l 11:118 119DA.U. Kaneu Clly Royals al New Yont Yank- U:tO I TO 8E ANNOUNCED 9 AMEJUCAH MNOSTAHO • OOl.LMe BOW\. ''Norlh Soull't Finals" COf nelt \IS Oolphtn Al'T9HOON 12:001 (() SPA.Cl£~ vat AfJE. TO THE 90TTOM OF THI! SEA "Fir .. Of Death" fJ MOVIE •''I "Smart Alecks ' ( 19•2) Leo Oorcey. Hunt~ HaM The East S.oe Kids try lo help a man 9'Cl.IM<I ot 1>e1no a craoll 11 hr 30 m1n1 G) SOUL TRAIN Gue.ta Curios Maylo&ld , Londa Clollord Keith B.ttro- • TARZAN 9 TO If AHNOUNCED 12:*> 8 ()) FAT AL.BUT • "ACES ttl a.co 10 • .. ...., ....... Hlgil" , 1:00 8 Cl) U..I. Ofll'N T9NI eov.raoe of tne U.S. o.,.,, T•nnl• Cllamp1onall1p• from fluaNnO· MNOOw P.,ii In Corona. !#W Yori! 8 llGVAl.lit A 1rve1ed rencll !land Of Ille 8trkiey. ,. WOUnd9cl In • QUl'lllOl'll, and. Nick .. 11 otf to ltnd Ille man'• d...ghter fl SUMMER - NATIONALB •~vs Ari ••amtna IM>n oi no11t al· Q'8 and the •NM>M people pay htgl't prtCW tor Old cars. toys and meM<>f•OI· Ila al MAACUS WEL.eY. M.O Two ttoep11ellzed women mua1 ..ch decide ~,.... 10 rt1* deall't on ord&f 10 conllrn;e IMt>g ~ SUMMEN'UT "Chann AznaYOUr And J-Olovor" AznrtOUf end OllYO< bOlh known tor lheor 1r11.,,.. perlonn- slylell, ertt Iha teeluted ac1• from the Pine l<no«> Mu•IC T~ter 1n Clarllaon. M 1Ct11gan @) ANltolAUI ANIMAL& A .... •LI "The Goat" IA) 1:30 D OMO AACINO "SummetnatlOnals' G MOVIE • • • ' Buck Prov•lllt' ( t9<1 1 I Abbott and Coatlll· to Lee Bowman Two gr~n.!i are on l0t trou- ble ~· 118'""'0 camp t turns out to ~ Ml enetny 11 "' • 30 mini Channrl Li#ting• G KNXT ICBS) Los Angeles Q KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 8 ICTLA (lnCJ I Los Angeles D KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (() KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ. TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 9J KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTTV llnCJ I Los Anqetes ., KCOP·TV (lnCJ J LOS Angeles fil KCET· TV f PBSJ Los Angeles '11> KOCE·TV (PBSJ Hunt1ng1on Beach 1:.tOQI ADAM-1J Cll•l•lm" Eve bring• milled ~ to MltllOy ...oAMd~!Mt~ to ...... &en•• Clfoua_ 2:00•~ Llw -9118 Of l"9 S<itl'I annual Hambletonian Tronino Ot...ic lot ttww- yeer-olcl ~. frOft\ Ille Steta Fa.. in OuOuoin. llN- nott; track aen,.1lon Set>aa11eo C:O.'s etl..-nc>f to NI • ,_ WOf1d recotd for 1,000 lf*ers It Ille Chtyslel p.._ lnvitetlon· al in London. Fine World Cup SW"'""""O Cl'\alnplOn- ~ IYom Toioyo,Japen • 90fWCZA Adam runa Into trouote as ,,. trtM 10 help out the t81her ot • Cltlldhood tr....O D llDl NASLaoCco Cowreoe 01 an NASL Socc;et LHgue playoll game m Ml68ION: MPOe&IBU The IMF etados a v1l81 code by l'llj8CkonQ • ~ so the enemy can cec>tU<e oneot1t1ep~s &I) MOVIE • ·~ ' Lawieu Range" ( 193~) John Wayne. Shella M W!n()ft An UndercoY9< agent 1nveahgalea '"" cau .. ol~_. ... .... ra.c11 oca.trlnQ tn • r<WnOie monong reg.on ( I ht' 3:008 AGNCUl.TUMU.8.A. ··s.. Ar'tlmals" • MCMI • * • "M y Favorite e.oMe" I te.21 Boo Hope, O•~.AINln end ,,.. lletned penguin beCome inWIMld wllh • beautllul blo11d• •PY wnoa. mt..ion i. to~ loc>·••cret lnlorm•llon actOM the continent ( I llr ,30,,,.,,, CIMOW • • "Balon Blood" ( 11172) Josepll Collen. Elke s--Wt.-,,... old culla of • vamt)We bvort •• , .. IOfed. ,,... baton twm· self return• encl goee on • k~linQ •or-12 llr• I • MCMI • • "SenU119<>" ( 19561 ..,. """" c "" .• I 41UT9fTM ft)• MatcNtQID .._ .._.tsb!W ~1,oe ~loo" Hoata. 1010 ........ ,,.Hol• ..... -~ "Hendl9 WMtl Cara" ..... ~,..-~. ~ .... l)taclltlon· anlrld~·.....,. • .-.(f') en..,.., .., ~NO'l'Nl4 MA.LOOM MU. Y °"*of ltle ........ encl "'' Of'~ Nil .. belloor> , ..... In .,_ country. Mid et Wleoontln Oell1. WlaQOnelft, le ~ed In lln tool.tge .,.om bolfl ~oundenclelr dO. llilOYll * * • "Adwntur'ee Of A Young Men" (19621 Atd\- erO &eymM, Dlww Baker A ct\alrl of ...-nta tun1a • tioy Into • "*' (2 in ) • LATINO OOMIOMUll • THI TINOP LAHC> AMOll ~ conouc:ta the Mlc:Ng9" Opere T,,._ atre tn his IDS., ()9efa 8bout Ille on e Mia.et\ • ,.,."' OUtlng \M 1930a dO. U-'o.U. Ca llfornl• Angel• vi ~~ • 800CP 5:00 .. ,..._._All Hoel Fr.,,.. Kwen • 81' AA TMK Tiie Ent~IM beCClmM a batu.l.-0 IOf t'1rO al*'a WhO lie..,. ~ wagong • 50.000-yMt-ol<I ...... • WIOl~OF 8PORT8 Coverage ol the 1nter•\11>· honal Spec1•I Olympoc• from 8'0C*port New Yor~ MDA18ut bOUlQ bel- , •• ,,.. from the U S and West G.,meny trom Rao· od Oty, loow1 ca MOW • • "Rltlu<n Of Count Y0tga" (19711 Rao.re Quarry Mer..ite Hartley lnl'labltanla ol a s . ....it c;ountry O<l)heneQll suO· denly begin to Olseopear (2 hra ) • MOWE * • ''e "Toe> S«ret AN8Jr" ( 19571 Susan Heyward l<n Douglas • pul>lt.,.., alletnOll lo SIOO a m&/()t gene<al from Cibt8>Nng a &:30r:po•• 12"'"' • lltl ONOINAl.8: WOMl'JC IN AICT "Gaotg.a O'l<eette" A r•r" ,,,,_ wtlh ll'ltS reclu tW\'9 Atnetlean artl&I In het New Mealc:o ttome " pt-led lTI WIOl WOf¥.O OF 8'IOfn'I eo..e.-aoe of the 1n1 ... na- t10nlll Spec•.. ()lymooc1 tron1 8r0dlt>or1 . ...._ Yor\, -·-boJltnQ ~ , .. ,,.. lrom trw U S ~ w .. 1 O..many. from Rap. Id Ctty. tow• ~NG --1 Cl)c...we ..CNIWI ~ • * ·~ "M y Oree"' la ABC 8 11 :30 "Eric." John Savage and Patricia Nearl star i.n this movie abo\lt. a terminally ill youth determined not to give up on llf e. y_.·· (19'91 Doria Dey •• Jaoll Cllf90fl A ' lltl08' ~ tfte -wfto,..,.., io-'* encl r• tor a temp«_,., ac10< (:1 ..... , • "°"' • * • "fate It The Hu111er " ( 198•1 Gtenn fOt'd, Mency l<•en When a P'e1'9 (Ir--M lh 5() j)M• -'09"• e«>oatd, .,, wllne ••ecultve e1ternp11 10 Ytn· dice le Illa "lend. ,,,. pilOI by almulellng lhe -10 cMll-tn.rffl~ (2 hrs) GA~O# CB.DMTION .... Cl) .... Mwyw:.i.~ ,_.oom tWlt Wlll't oiu.trou• ' 1 ·~VAUn ··~ "Ellg!e ..._._.. Boya" 7:00 8 JAaC AHO THE IEAHITAUC G •ue llAUTY SHOW -~WOAl.O ""MAa.c • IYW!Wll'*98 l09 .....,.u .. IOCK8 Host Jett KuleW\ • lAWMHCE W'ELJ( 'L A SIQl'llt And Sound& 9 IHCONCPT The Four Freshmen l)ef· form aome Of thetr most welr·knowri duaoc;a m IN c:c:>HaAT ''WW'f'on .lenntnQI (I) 90'TH DOI OF A ~ QJJ DON CORYELL , 7~.(11 f~YF£UO MAT~QAME 7:40 IJ) IC.EIH'8 PEOPlE ~-Cl) aAO~ ltE.AA8 Coacfl &ttMmal<et ·~ pu!>- llCly ••P<>ted as ,,,., ••no ~ of • maior mon41y fraud -the 88ars onno- c.ently IOloC•I publoC lund• lor ,_ unolormb fRI Q CHIPS Jon and Ponch cona..O&t Quilling 1"9 torce beeauMl ~ an uniuat c;.v11 w•l hlec:I 898"'" 111en1 by an '"IU'ed mol0trat (RI 8 MOVIE ••• ·~ "f,,h8rll Th• W1rld ' ( 1960) Spence< Trecy, fr9clr1C Marc;tt Claf. arv;e Oeoo-arid Wiiiiam ~Bryan wage• courtroom baltla o-INI ·~ of Oetwwi'I lheO-ry of evoluhOn (2 M& • 30 mH'I ) • 9 CAAOl llUfWET'T &COMPANY ~ Gueata P.,,,,y t..l•Sl'I-" and T ltn Conwe)' D wov. • • '• The Ounw•Cll Horror" (19701 Sandr• Oee 0..,, S tOCll_.. A ~tl't+c young man plot• to UM a pr.ity C04d .. • ucrtflc:ial lllef'"' ..... "'°'~ 10 ,,.. 0ev~·1 ollllOflnQ I 1 l'lf 30 ,,,,..., I • UNTAIM. OOWWTAIM 'Tiie Bellemya ... 10 llouee • r~ family from llelglum. and Edward oecodee lie ""'" enllsl .MOW • • "~ Double K114 11975f Gary Colltna P«>elope HO',,.. Thoe c.onnnMQ l\uft !>arid ol • weellhy woman devt-• plan lor ,_ rnU<det ( t ht 30 rntn I • MUTlNO ~ MIH08 ~ta of Pree.dent UlyseM S 0.ant fJoe Earr.y1 ano Kllll '""' ~ lleon A11>1r11 are debated on 111.s ~ moc>erat9cl by SI-Allen l.Rl e coweov o...uea · in Old c.w~••.. Roy Aogwa Gabby H~ e:ao e Cl) THAra EHTEATAINMEHT Eleven ma,o< ""' .nciud· •no Fred Aat .. re 81110 C..Mby ~ 1<91\y James St-8fl And Elu.M>eth hy· tor l>f•Mnt ~able ~ lfom-"!' 100 movoe mu>oeal ct-s ol Iha past~ (Al HO 8 IJ AHO THE IEAA $harlll LODO (Claud• Akona) IU<M BJ bec:I. 10 Ot1y Count1 111\d 1tw1t """ on trume>eO·uo c:n..oea ~ 8 9 LOVE90AT Hoffywooo Royally Moel>ele l l'" fHnandn Lama... T~ C•Ofll Har okl G<>uld Jonn S.Ct1vC• The Eyu 01 lo•~ Steoh.,,.. l •mb•'••t ~ A.rnu J• M._~ Jv'lel M oll O,.n Rowan tR • HEE KAW Guett• G#o•o.. Jon,.. fddoa R4bO•I• Ston"y Moon1a1n CIOOQ"W• fJjl SUMMEAFUT Tr,e Chartoe Da" "'' &ano The Ct1arl.e Dan..,• &anO ~IO<m• 0<""0" Blooom S!>«•A' ano f"6•' OJr,,W'H f'llf r he CJev•• W&nl [)own IO Gl!OrQ•ii '" a c.oocett from '"" P,... •orrnono ,.,,. .c-t.. '" Sar••ao• New "or• 6!!) SNEAK PMVIEW Roget E Of'f'I enc U..... 5'alo.el r ... _ '-'"a1oa«• ·sunt>urn ono Tne Concor~ AuOQft 79 ~G MOVIE • • To.., 01 Fvol 1197'1 Bryilnt HOflOay J.tl Ha"'°' tn Arc "M!IOIOO•S IS SUll()KI 11\81 a lrNSU<fl •~ on tne c.ave• l>t'IOW an abandoned OIO l~nlnO\Afl I ~ ha• a d&n(le'OOS raput•t•On OI Ql'IO\U cor~ and -Ml! M>UnOs Ct lv 30,,.,.nt • NIQKT CIAlU.RY That• Aren I Any M0<a Mac:BatW!S ,_ aludenl in Go to College Via. Viedo on KOCE The phenomenon of telecourses -college courses on television for academic credit -is in 1 the vanguard, and audiences are finding that there is more to telecours~s than meets the eye. Registration is in process right now. for 13 telecourses. offered by Coastline Community College as an a lternative vehicle to receive college credit t.tus fall. Broadcasts will begin on Channel SO during the week of Sept. 23. nlE MAJORITY OF 111ESE were t;loth pro· duc'ed by ud a.re broadcast on KOCE·TV, Channel SO. Orange County Public Television. KOCE is the nation's leading producer of telecow-ses, wruch have been distributed to 500 col· leges and universities lhro\lghoul the United States, and have reached over one million TV stu· denla in the U.S.A. IT IS F.STIMATED THAT over 400 community colleges in the U.S. currently offer telecourses and that approx.lmately 2S0,000 students will enroll, na· Uonally. this fall. Countless others view the pro- grams without enrolling. · Locally·through Coastline Community College, the registered student can watch the course series on television ln lbe comfort of theit holJ)e, or can view cassettes of the programs whJch are avalla· ble al Orange Coast and Golden West Colle•e libraries, the central Huntington Buch Public Library on Talbert. and the Bayview Center in Newport ~'Bch. A TELECOUUE STUDENT saves, on the average, $300 over a semester in the UH of •u to attend clas&et. During the gas crunch and llnan- cl al squeeze most students face, this can be a good reason to utilize the convenience of telecourses. Those telecourses aired on Channel SO this fall include "The Long Search," an analysis o~major rel~gions of east and west, as seen through the eyes or mdividual followers, spanning four continents. Three units of Religious Studies 120 are offered. "Freehand Sketching" is a basic course in beginning freehand sketching for inter~sted persons with little or no previous art experience. Two units of Art 118 art offered. · "THE GROWING YEAa8," THE award· winning 1)6ychology course which studies the in· terplay of biological factors, human interaction. social structure and other cuJturaJ forces lo shap· ing the growlag child, offers three units in Psychology 115. "Introducing Biology," the teleoourse that re· cently won an Emmy award, is a survey course for non-science m ajors empha.slzine bl'Sic c6n· cepta or human, plant and animal evolution, life processes and ecology. Three unila art offered ln Bioloo.100. "Project Universe" includes the biatory of astronomy, the constellatlona, aolar system•. structure of the universe, determlnaUon of time and calendars and use of aatrooomlcal instru· menta. Three unJta of Astronomy 100 are offered. "OF.SIGNING ROME ~E&IOa.8" is an in· troductory atudy of the bulc prjnclplee of interior design applied to planning realdenUaJ iftterion that satl.lfy iodlvtdual and family needl. valuea. and lifestyle3. Three units or Home and Family Living 140 are offered. "American Government" is an introduction t~ the principles and problems of government with particular .emphasis on the American political ayatem at all levels. Three un its or Political Science l~ are offered. "Humanities Through the Arts" 1s a survey of the h.uman condition as seen through lTrm. drama. mus ic. liter ature, painting, sculpture. a nd archit.ecture with an emphasis on the history. techniques. meaning and evaluation of individual works ol western art. Three units of Humanities 105 is offered. TWO NEW TELECOUUES are to be offered this fall on Channel SO. They are "Contemporary Health Issues" and "Beginning Piano." "Contemporary Health Issues" Is designed to identify and examine major health iasues of our time and the advances in medical science and changes In Lifestyles over the past SO yea.rs which have altered the health concerns confronting this country's population. Three units of Health Educa· lion 105 are offered. Piano instruction for those with no previous keyboard experience or formal music Instruction is offered for two units under Music 141 on "Be&in· Dini Piano.'' The counea o11ered on Channel 50 lre re· coenized by all accredited colleaea and .un · lvenltiea. All ace acceptfld for tranafer to the CaUfomla State College and University ayatem and all but "Cdntemporary .Health Jsaues" tramfer to the University of Callfqmja Syatem . ... • ~ la "'*""9 In .......... .1*1'41NAT •2191CN11---. IOUMD T-lmleford. 0.- la ....... Md the ... n•lta• partorm trom Neaiwlk'e Grand Ole 0pty Hl>Cr.-t0:00• LOW. ... ~ ITYLI "t.-Md The Ctleie ~··r-.o~o. eovw • IOc:el ulllla ...._ phone llUlnbtt "l.Ove Arid The 8oep ()pt.e" S...., flnd9 II dlfflcull 10 0099 wrth'-fomance • HU HAW HONEY8 G!-.t• 0.... etld SugM -~ 10'..IO • LOVE. ...... llC.tM trTYll "Love And Tiie Crllla Line'' Two ~ di. co... • IOCel c-1 ........ P'IOne tlUml:ler "Love And The Soep Opt. a" Sally flnda 11 dlfllcull to ciooe Wfll't "* rorn-• NEWI 11:00 ID .Cl) 9 ..wa UN<la.LAUOH • ~Ct'TYTV • MOYIE • • • "Pley II Aa It L-VS" \ 19721 Tueaday Weld Anthony P ..... tns A for,,.., actresa beCornM dlllflu· aooned w11h1 marriage mottWl'IOOd and kte (7 hr• 5 rn.n I &I) THI GOOOIE.8 n 15 0 ABC NEWS , 1 :ao a 8A TUN)A v NICJHT U\IE Ho.I Fr anlt;:Uoc>a IR I 8 MOVIE • • The Sir 8fl08 Door' I 19521 Chat'les Laugncon Bom l<ettott A d«anged woman •nc:Meet atM l'lef l\ust>an<l on lhe ounoeon 1 ~ '°'(At\ ..... """" 11\10 "' unaat11tactory merriage (I"' 30""" I 8 MOVIE • • • Eroc: I 19751 Jol\n Savage. Petrioa Neoll Af! aci,... atnlel< yOUr't(l m"'n le<m•nally ofl w;tn canGe< lfvft !he rMNMndflr of l'lttl lit• 1M11'1 e•ub4Manc.e 12 "'~I G MOVIE • • • leQK) OI 81000 11r11•1 M ote• Gunn Jnnelfe ,_lfen A m•n o.c.omes o~ale - '18 o-•• ,, • ., .... ""6d '" OllOU f I nr 4:1 mon l 61) AOOt<IE8 M•a •• et¥mao to l one! out lnat .,. Ola ''""'° •S • heto.n~ fD F~ Of EAOLE8 1no"'" Summer Of An EmPf'•Of Ao•no F'ra111 ..10~ 'O"Q<•~ one auass. r •t r,r. I '1 \ hPH Att.h<:u" • f .. a"'-lno .a1 c;.va~.o (, MOVIE • • "'"'J• O• lne S...n 11963, •vi B•v""6' s .... 1ey I Anne Ft8i<l A Mayan ""'9 lal<M ~I 11 "'11 OI l'lol ~•N•eo c,,.,.,,,.,,_, ...a M4 10 NQtrn A"""ICAI -.. ,....,. lac.e ..... 89" '"Kl•an1 1; t1•t 1 11 t.tCWIE • • • A O•nav In A.c;.c • •9681 l •u'~" 1'48'V9'f "4•• ~•"ow An un()e!tcov ... Sovtel ...... .ts~ '-. f'!li•m•t'!Ate ao .,,,....my tf'tffl ••••or '"S(>On~t>lfl tor tna ONtns ol 1nree 9'ru.n aQ8"lt P n1 ~ mon I 11 46 fJ U.S. OPEN UPOA n ,..~"!.O"" ot •ne aa.., 1 ..Ch .... 11 "' ..... vs Ooen f fllrin11 C"amo1on11uo!. t>eH'>g he60 11 F lu51W>Q ~ Parlo "' COton. 111.-YOt" -·~ i •• 'MOiiOf ~..,..._...... -(~:I) ... v .......... t M Cut• 10 A ,,... ...... .on.,.. ....... .. °' .. ~ ~.(21WS.) ~ tt:.IO. MON • •~ "V•r•n, Tha U11"elltv•bla"' ( 1t&2) Myron ~. T-Wo KOkyeelll A P'~ lftOr'tlter -v-"°"' • c:"9mlGal ...,.,,,.,... .. and Pf~ to ba llW!lllllble In Ila~ (lhr ,30Mln) • MOYIE •••~ 'A Taale 01 H~" ( 11162) Dote 8rywl. A.le TUlfllnthMll Aller e young, -alhve Qr111e11 gtrl has en ell.it wtth • bl.ecti ulkl<. al'le etrugglet 10 ~I Ille feel thel the la prwgnMf (t hr .~ min I t:OO D M>CK OONC811 I au.ia: The Doon, Burton Cutnnvno•. Bad Comc>eny. Jimmy CMtor, \.If.eh Heec>. Kete 8u111, Meureen • Murpl<y • uov. • • • ·~ "So PrOUdly We H"t" ( t9•3) ClaYdelte Coft>erl, Peutett• Goddero World War 11 .Army nur ... rltlc their lrotM .,n.ie -vlnO on Be1U11 (2 hra , 25 "''n I 1:06 • M0\11€ It • • '" "The Lael Hurreh" ( 195el Speocet Tracy, Jel· Irr, Hunter An •nc:umbant rnayot •• defNled •Iler • l'tard-toug111 ano morally q.-t10t1able c:Ampal{ln (2 ,,,. . 30 "''n) 1: 12 o AOV£HTUMN "To The Le>weel 8ldOer 1-42 ca MOVIE , • • "T wror Of Rome Vs The Son 01 Her~ • I !r.601 Mark f'Ofr"I. Mart· tu Tolo 'The •on of ~cuies. m or<le( 10 tree tt>e Clvithan ttaYfl. is torced 10 119111 tour Aon'lan glechatora 81 one tome (2 hra 8 mon I 2:00 IJ T AU<A80VT wtTH TAIJMAH JACOUE.8 61) MOYIE • • Genoa 01 Darkness .letm-On Robles A Alvara- 00 Hoe TIOm>f ot No•rera- tu •Mu<ns to haunt t~ d<lladed vampu1 s ~Mt unsuSO«t"IO voc11m1 f 1 h< JO mon I 2;30 fJ Q . NEWS 3:006 MOVIE • & • , The Otaty 01 Anne F1dnk f 1959) Joeecin Sc;n11<11treu1 Molhe P.,,ktnl ,. di/Vy dolCOV• e<ea on Iha a11oe ol an .llm.iiwdam •l>Cll><v por • If~ Ille t)ltQhl ()I A J 9W19h rei~ tam~v .. ,,oc,, 11ved l'-8 on l\od1r\Q f()f !WO ,ear' 12 NS JO m.n I 3 .25 Ci) N£W8 3:300 MOVIE • • Captaon Bloc~ 1acll · 119521 G~O" S&nllets, Palt1C•• Roe A ~!ld•le<· ,__,.. narcotou smuggle< 1$ "'!J9i'ed Dy • y<>ung Qlr1 10 C"8nQ8 l'llS hlMlyle ( 1 .... 25"""' . J~· MOVl£ • • • l'hrf<' Stropes In fne Sun f 195'>1 ,.too Ray PM CMS) A US ottoce< Chlf'OeS nos .. -~ on '"" Jap--al1f'r laltono on love ..,on .a 9'rl whO wOf•S on.,, ()fptl~ 1:1 h<$ I 1:500 MOVIE • • *' • · .lvngla F191\1ers 119611 Aoctlard 10d0, Lau- •ence Harvey A DOid Br.1- •9" patrol br8vM tM haz· atdS of a "'"Ole on Burma '" oraw 10 ..,.n tlM!ir 01>.rec· toves c t "' , <IO min 1 O•~arRol# John Wayne de- I. i \1 e r s hi s A C'a d emy Awar d -winning pt•rformancc in the movie "True Grit" Sunday at 9 p.m . on ABC, Channel 7. • ' ENTERTAINMENT I TAMA only four more Saturdays to 10 lo Trivia Bowl XV . Since last week '1 quesUoooaire proved to be a p~ce of cate. this ooe sbould be equally attain a· bl'e . You 'll re.Uy clean up ii you get the right a~wer lo number nine • 1 The singer dared fluffy masses to marufest t~m1elveJ1 in lbe strato.spbere to what musical? : 2. Jane Peters wa4 oo plain Jane, so she g~saied up her moolcker with what screen pseud®ym? : 3. In the comic strip Drabble, what is Norman's younger brother's name? : 4. For what company does Jacqueline Onassif w•rk? : 5. FA YE PRECIOUS IS A character in what .. pl~y? • (.elly, Olivia to Sfar . : HOLLYWOOD <AP>_-Gene Kelly and Olivia N~wton-John will star 10 "Xanadu," an original mhs1cal fantasy that goes into production in mid· s4ptember. : Kelly was voted a special Academy A ward for hi); contribution to dance on film , and bis films in- cl1ade ''For Me and My Gal," "Anchors Aweigh~" 0 An American in Paris" and "Singin' in the .Rain " NOW PLAYING UA CINEMA OIWIGI MAU UA ClllfMA MAll Costa Mesa !>40 0!>94 Orange 637·0340 Westminster 893·1¥.>46 ttl·WAY 3t ORIYE·ll BR.EA PLAZA Wes " ~~1er !>34 628? Brea !>29 !>339 '"ALIEN' is a co~er, a walloper, a rouser, a screecher and a ton of fun." Gene Shalll. NBC·TV ~ L I E FOil INFO CALL 514-RH lyT.T; -.. I. TM ....... •PQk• of ''C'OWl&lq all UM ,._,.. and •aldlli'for&M4awn" m wtuitaoqf · 'I . WlaO LI credl&ed wlUt colnlq UM 1* lhU · •lot-. "Yw o.ta 8d nY'' . I. N ... tM ~I• at wblcb PNd MacMurray ~llt ln tb• moYtt "Tbe Ab1ent Minded -·" . . . t , Aft'Sa BEING 80U&D by the bird.a lD "Ht11i All!lt.l1." Mel Broota 1ot hJa au.It cleaned at what lllltablllluneDt! lO. l>M'a r•u \o bola\er ht.I pa.rlfter'a love life backftred, bu everytbin1 tu.med out l'OIY lD the eod ol wtaa IQOvie9 ... .......... Amftn l. "Pal Joey" <mualcal q..... tion> 2. Juw. Broli.n lname thanae > 3. nna <llomma'1 dauabt.er-in-law) '· Clemente Hayneawortb and G. Harrold Canwell <reJeded Jud1ea > 5. ''Ruby" Oove to town> 6. Silverat.oM (Malllonalre's estate 1 7. Auanta Bravea <Rose's streak I 8. '"The Great Race" (Natalie's cigars) 9. 1be Golden Warriors (Brando's gang> 10. ''11\e Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" <movie riddle) (Send I/Our anat.UirTI to TRIVIA.clot~ D<u111 Pdot, Boz 15'10, Coda Mesa 9M26 All enlrus must ~ rtt~ved by Wednealay, othenoue half the plauer's ltut score tDtU ~awarded) ·~' .. t • NOW PLAYING TOGETHER AT EDWARDS HARBOR TWJN •• ~! :•. . . . THE FUTURE IS HERE, BLOW IT OUT YOUR EAR . s.tum.y, September 1. tm ., ,.. ......... Flging Ba~k to Broadway "Peter Pan" is head m g for a Broa~ay reopening this month with Sandy Duncan in the title role Here she's shown showing Cfrom left ) Todd Porter. Jonathan Ward a nd Marsha Kramer how easy 1t is to fly. More Entertaining Than Humanly Possible! DAILY PILOT 87 Burton ... I \ To Re•- 'Camelot' NEW YORK (AP> - It baa been -20 years ~ s ince 'actor Richard Burton pla)'ed Ki n g Arthur tn the mtaical "Camelot" but the ' We lBh·born star says be'• chosen the same role lo launeb hia retW'll to the stage after a two· year absence Burton made the an- nouncement lhlS week . Hi s las t s tage ap- pear ance wa s in "Equ~" m 1977 "I 'm doing 'Camelot' to get in shape for 'King Lear'." Burt.on said dur· 1ng a break in the film- ing he re or his new mov- ie. "Circle of Two. · This time. we'll be taking 'Came lot' t.o the West Coast I've never be l•n o n s tag e 1n California befo re and l 'm looking forward lo ll .. t'dw•rda a1us1 OL Cl HEMA enoo•••tll~ s~•· .,... S4Q.. 744A "No one has ever escaJMd from Alcatraz . .. and no one eYef will." ,. ALAN ARKIN .. ,. An ARTHUR HIU£R Fj.j !PGJ ~lllCT~ -~~ suar.~fWIO~lPGI .,. ntRU MON. ALCATMZ ..... :1M:OM:10 IMLA~:1&-7:1~11:00 edwards LIDO CINEMA ~H WP 0 RT BI V 1) A T V 11\ I f 0 0 t~ l w f. ( IR T il EA c H 6 7 ~ . 8 3 s 0 •• l ..._... ...... _~_ , l"tNP9"S Jobn Travolta 1howa th two afd ea of bh charactel' in hi.a latest movie, "'The Urban Gow~y,'' now 6eina fUmed. lb aoa1aT oao•N• •. OD tba aud~ u:J~!Tbe S•chac&lol) ol ~ .. LI a Uta~ and aQck s>MDbolt drama abou\ the inner wortlntt ol UM Wublqton, D.C., poUUc:aJ ca,,...l, wttb Alan Aid.a <wbo al.lo acrtpt· eel)~ u 1 KeftMdy-Uke aeoator wbo muat ebooM between hta devotk>a to famUy and hll de· wrmlullcn to 10 lbe dlltuce ltl D.C. THI HDUCTH* Ofl 1041 fYNMI u.i_.... Look deeper, bowev r, and t.be Martln s ... 1mao Pl'QducUoa ll actually a tum wltbout a&&l!ldeol ftnd prtnctpat player. makes Joe TJnAn an appfal· dramatic atrueture or the Deffllary entertaln01ent tna and Ulelike cbaracler. immeoaeb bum.an, but valu.et to Hduc• audiences ln today•• coinpeUUve netiber b.la case nor the inapecUon of biJ moUves (and Upentlv• > movie go be-yond the Jenee-deep end of tbe swimming mark t ~I 1 c • · "Joe ( JIOJ'IE J pool. There are certain fascinating ioaigbta ,into Tyaan" U Ukely do beat DPWnrlr? . the calculation it takes tO be a senator, eirc~t 1979. for Unlvertal ln future ~,. l £1W . but even that is given rather sketchy and runt on tho vldoo belt. and ' ...__ -------·--simplistic treatment in the flnal analysls. probably be bett rem•m· · -The best assets are the production itaeU and ber~ u a movie whlcb further underscored Meryl tbe performances. Cinematographer Adam SlJ'eep'apotmUaluamajoratar Holender has captured some arresting sbota of the nation's capital, both outside and within Senate SftE&P, THUD·BllLBD, absolutely socks chambers. plush apartments and other digs, and acrou her contribution as an ambitious Southern art direction by David Chapman is riibt on. 8111 ·- ·. Barban Qanil, b.11 Broadway ooetar frotD "APPie Tree" day1, l1 1uperb u bil wile, oae of UM lre1 roles ot Jite c;,llarade. ~ ooe ot the belt ....,.. • menta me._ bad ln ye,n. · . Streej>, u menUoned, is Mn1atloaal, eoaatut· ly making actln1 cbolt• tbai tat• ber claaraeter i • far beyond the UmitatloDI ot Alda'1 ICl'tpt. llelY)a · Douslaa ls a1ao 1uperb u a.n Alina Mnatol' wbo .._ terloratea oo camera like Normu Delmaad, *' 1tron1 support ls' alao coatrtbuted By RJp Tom, Charles Klfnbrou1b and Blanche Baker . llen Griffin is alao in for a nub, u bimaelt. The R raUne is Ju.Wied by atrone J~ac• and one scene involving Rip Tom ln his p vate quarters with a lady friend on her knees. Ai tbe ''Seduction" title -the movie was filmed UD· der the handle of"The Senator'' -it comes off with more of a Jeer than the film del.tvers <or de- serves>. and may ultimately dissuade rather tban attract audience support. Future Movie Slated belle-lawyer. wlse in tbe ways· of political Cooti's music is appropriately lively 4nd arrest· machlnery, wbo'a turned on both by Alda and bis ing, and overall production by Bergman smacks of HOLtYWOOD <AP) -Lee Majors and While House potential. The role ls a second cousin class. Bu'rgess Meredith will star in "Tbe La.at Chase." a lo the one played by Angela Lansbury to SPtncer futuristic adventure movie to be filmed in Canada. Tracy's presidential contender in Capra's tMB ALDA FITS THE PE~NA of a hberal It is set in a time when there is no more "State of the Union" and. as played by Streep. senator like a glove, and does well within the gasoline to power automobiles and most of the 1tvea "Joe Tynan" what pertinence it possesses. framework iven him b Alda, tbe .screenwriter population is under 13. A~a ~ays a dedica~ yo~g Democratic ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------------~ senator from Westchester. well liked and rising in .,..1....,.'" the Washmgton Jungle. His wife, Barbara Harris. --------~-loves her husband, but shWlS the glare ol public Catholics Call life Away from home. ambitiously pursuing bis career, Alda 's proximity to the attractive Streep green-lights problems. es~Cially when their as- sociation progresses from simple seduction to 'Bn·an' Blas:phemypotential romilnce. A.t the fade<>ut, b1s ~ilemma 1sn'l solved , but Harns bas made her choice as to whether or not she will henceforth stand by ber NEW YORK <AP > -The Roman Catholic husband. share him. or make an exlt. Arch.diocese of New York bas joined a group of Orthodox rabbis in condemning the ''Life or Brian," a movie that they say 1s bigoted, blasphemous and a crime. '"Ibis is the most blasphemous ntm I have ever seen and at pretends to be nothing etse." said the Rev. Kenneth Jadoff, an archidiocese s pokesman. "We're not stuffed collars; we're very . tolerant about some things ... but this is unique." The film, b~ngland's Monty Python comedy ----,~r-o_u_p-, _is_s_u_p~posecily a spoff of the New Testament, but Monsignor Eugene V. Clark of the New York archdiocese, calls it "a mockery of Christ's life." .. THE PICTURE HOLDS the person of Christ up to comic ridicule and is, for Christians. an act of blasphemy." · Clark said. "We are reaching a point m the late 20tb century when the religious community mu~t Cace the fact. regrettably, that the entert~in· --:ment industry will not likely prev.ent the creation or such material." i HE FILM DEPICTS the life of "Brian of Nazareth." a re luctant "messiah" born on Christmas who joins the People's Liberation Front of Judea and is crucified by the Romans. A spokesman for Warner Bros .. the film's dis tributor, said Wednesday his firm would stand by its response to the rabbi, ~aying, "The public has · been enthusiastic, having flocked to every theater now playing the picture. NOW PLAYING . l DWUOI' llllSTOL CINEOOMl HARBOR Bl YD. DlllYf.IN Sanr• Ana !>40·7444 Orange 634 2J'>~ S..nld Ana '>31 1;>71 RYAN O'NEAL Co-Hft Al Cinema Co·Hlt At Clnedome "THE CHAMP" "OH GOO!" THERE'S A CERTAIN HONESTY about the film that's hard to resist and a certain shallowness that's d.lfflcult to ignore. Alda, both as the aulhor "SAINT JACK" (R) '"DIRT" trGI '"n4l AMlTYYfW HOllOl" llU Ol"EM DAILY 12:30 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 BlllMURRAY - LIFE OF BRIAN ~I U:t .. 2 IM 1a e 1M •S.10 I~ THE SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN (R) u .2....,..10 "MOlTH DALLAS fOltTY" 1-J.•S.Llt -.1.n •1 PG .. ~- · .. .,. . .,..," .. , .. a . 1- . ····""···· r;~ a ' ·-·6 '· .. 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TREASURES ARE NOT ALWAYS BURIED • QUALITY NOf Miti HARIOtt VllW HtU.S -Charming 4 Br and Fam Rm, ocean view. Just listed, $279,900. Open today, 1300 Sandcastle. SPYGLASS HIL\ l\Fa bulous· Portsmouth U & bay view homesite. CS \\ ~, • Point Sur. $410,000. LIMDA ISi.i -English tudor, beautiful c raftsmanship, gorgeous leade d windows, $2,650,000. • ,. I E ~ ~ -.. ' • • • ' ~ 1. ~ f, • . ••• to make aay aada prelereoce. blD.lta dm. « cblerimmauoa. ' etct.e4 ..... .W.wa. w. hdlt.gt c~ see it! Ol'tN UT & SUM I MOM t·S. Sometimes they are nestled among a ,grove of trees like this 3 br Woodstream Condo. A good buy at $91 .500 Ask for Theo Whitehead. SAM BELNA JA~ Cl• -For lease, sharp 3 BR and Fam Rm. on greenblt. HAllotl VIEW HIUS -4 BR. Fam Rm. game rm, ocean view. Open today, 2515 Windover. .;I 'f1u ~paper Will not knowtn1ly accepl any advertbtnl for real _. wbich as tn vioJa. tianolthelaw. ~ Act.eriiMn .... c:IMcll .... .. .., ............ ~ rwt' ....... ...... DM.YP&OT--s ...., ... fin ... cu•ed ......,_ Otliy. ....................... Gru .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAQIAY Cliarmmg 3 bdrm. 2 balh home in the upper Newport Bay area . ~ boill in kitchen. sunny patio & s_!!.Per firelilace areonTy-a ffw ol the f eatun?s of lhis fine home CaU 75J.3191 t;:SELECT TPROPERTIES -------- VETERANS IEATIT Beat rising costs now. Call us! Zero down, up to $100,CXX>. For details, call now. Sl()..36166. { -.1:1n41.r:AJ REALFSTATE ------- SANTA ANA HEIGHTS Horse Property. J Br, 1 ba on ~ acre. 4 stalls, Lack & guest.. Sl60,000. :.mfil S. W. Cypress. Call ~7270lorappt · -·- JJ I POPPY: CoroH .. ~ UM yaw l••pa ..... -..W e MCMd dory & OC.- ¥MW cMd&. CloM to Uttle c..... lffcll. T•o bechw. Z batttt. ._., r--. 1W, & ~ roo. °" 45 foot lot. v.,., ......... patio. 11cJ price redlictloa. O...w wlU fluloKe. OP84 SAT-SUH-MOM t I ·S. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., COf'OftCI _. Mar 675-5511 4 IEDROOM IMYISTOIS + POOL sn<:aAL $134,500 $19,900 Localed in much wanted Spanish style existing Irvine community. home. Room'to bwld' Growing fmJy will a p· Call646-7l71 preciat.e apple-pie e<>nd1 •' ·• '· ' " ' " ~i~:!s~:n:pa~f:g I ~11111 pool, safe for young ""' __ · -·-children . Features enhance liveabtl1ly w /excepllonal flair 646-m~ llwtwwt-Rdreat $77,950 Most desirable 3 BR, I story Condo. Step-saver ~tcben. Private patio, sparkling pool, spa & sauna. Cal..,for private preVlew, E·Z fmanctng available, 963-7881 675-3411 'n.e owneT's unit 1s a lge 3 bdrm, 2 ba with frplr. bltn ·s &. garage There are also 2, 2 bdrm units that produce great in· come. Lge assumable. low rnterest loan. Full price $185,000. Call 556-2660 t;::SELECT I PROPERTIES Placing a Class1f1ed ad 1s as easy as d1abng your phone. Give us a call We'Udothereiit 642-5678 LUSk IH llG CAMYOM -An impeccable Versailles with view. Unsurpassed luxury. Corner location on a c ul de sac. $650,000. LUSk IM HARIOR VllW HILLS -First oHering. 4 Bdrm Monticeto with ocean view. Below market. $269,000. LUSK IH CAMEO HIGHLAHOS -Rare 3 Bdrm + den home with pool, canyon view. Immaculate move-in cond,, ..t:l.r $200,000. LUSk IM RAMCHO SAM JOAQUIM -Spacious 3 Bdrm air'cond., San Luis Rey model upgraded thruout. Positively pristise. $165,000. LUSI IM HAllOI VIEW HOMES -3 Bdrm Portafino model + guest house with fireplace and separate entry. Perfect for in-laws. This could solve your ho.using problems. $294.900. LUK_. TOITLHOCI GUtt -Beautifully de- corated 4 Bdrm Inverness mode l with air• cond., parquet floors , shuttered. Irreplaceable at $249,900. , LUU 1M EASTll.WF -4 Bdrm Lusk built h9me on a quiet c ul de sac with large private yard, convenient locatiQJl, walking distance to CdM High. $239,000 fee. ASI THE COMPANY THAT BUILT SPYGLASS HILL HARIOI VIEW HILLS EASTILUFF TUITLEROCI HIGHLANDS WI 581¥1 TMISI PIMI WK IUILT COMMUMJNS PRICE REDUCTION Qlarming beach cottage now only $119.500. 128 26th St. OPEN SAT. SUN. MON 1·5. Ask for Oli ve Rumbellow. ATTENTION PARENTS! Cameo Hig-hlands 4 bedroom home m Corona del Mar High School District. Do your'tcenagers a favor & get them enrolled in thal fine school. 4518 Wayne. OPEN SAT, SUN. MON 1·5 As k for Tom Mesereau. -rt D111le1 fim>.$19~~00 BAY DUPLEX -WW! VIEW! Unbelievable Newport Panoramic Newport Bay Bt:uch value' 100 steps to Ylt'WS from gorgeou:; 3 sand and ocean! 4 Bedrm bedrm upper unit or + 3 bedrm unit. Nffds spacious 2 bedrm lower your TLC-don't wall, call wul! Natural '9nrk fplcs. now752·1700 Wet bars. 4 Car garage 110. '· • " • •• " • Boat space Steps lo I ~ 1 ! I ~~~ __ 01~1 •• n~ _.700 ""t1~'H\ll [~IE&Hil OI' Altsflc Fortress ..,. • .._,, Fixef' Long pvt dnve, to giant tree secluded 2 sty on esta.te·s1zed itrounds Bnck frontage & f:nglish CRUMMY COTTAGE $74,500 It Wl 't Ill great cond1llon but does have loads of potential & the pnce LS nght nus 3 bdrm home does feature a dJ.n _ rm & lge fri>lc It woo't last long! Call S66-266C> bay windows 4 or s BR !p SELECT Incl. hide &·way itame . rm. ReaJ formal din rm. PROPERTIES country kitrh w rpantry -- Fam Rm. domed ce1I -3 +POOL mgs. Bnck fplr 's, sep Family sized Ji v1ng bobby work.shop Only room. gourmet kicht-n + · lllUl. to beach. Ready for daruni rm Stairs leading t h 1 s ? M u s t t.o pdvate master swte samfice-189.500 CALL Large family room. wet NOW'• 963-0902 Bkr bar, secluded pal10 MESA YSlDE Spa.rt.IJ.og poot Twbse Aslcng 119,900. Call for awt 963-7881 1;. f ' • ' , ~. ' ~. J • • , • Sam served with the U.S. Navy during WW II after which he founded Belna Electric. a firm specializing in industria l electronic sales and service. Over the 20 years he owned Belna Electric. the business expanded to cover the entire Southern California area. Even .arter Sam started his real estate career, hi s interes t in electronic research and development has continued. Has current project 1s the design e:tnd development of an electric car Sam's real estate career has seen him specialize an res 1de nt1al ·and inv~stment properties He has spent the last three years m the Newport Harbor area iind brings to Harbor Realty a thorough knowledge or has profession and of the area he serves H you would like to d1scu~s res1dent1al or mveslmenl property need!>. plea~ phone Sam for an appointme nt convenient to you . lie will be happy to help you evaluate propertl(ls that are available and advise you on the m ore complex tax and financing aspects of real estate 17141 673-4400 1213 J 621-2128 HARBOit DMsiOll of Harbor '".,. ttt.nt Ca. OPEN HOUSE SUHDAY 1-5 222116tt.0 s~· Mawporl ";..;.;· CHOICE IRVIHE AREA COLI.EGE PARK SlU.950 Newly redone decor o.ly $119,500 Eartht.ones. tn l~vel, 4 3 Bedroom. fireplace. 2 BR 211» Ba. lge family patios. overs ized lot, room. off lg e )ard beawfuJly landscaped Perfec.1 fanuh home on Best buy an Ne"' port quet cul dt !>ar N.'l uma Beach ' ble 1st TD at 8' -z' • ~·or 752-. 920 appt RXElt $1 a 5,000 Beautiful tree lined street. 3 Bedrm home needs fiiung. Don't miss out. buy now'! 6461111 <.~l-j fl,\1 •11 ' I tt ;.,•, f [~lff!Hil [ ~ IE!Hil J_ QUAIL ~tll" •:JM PLACE d~ RACH S-PLEX .. '9tOftElt(ES • 1------ i\btiolut.ely btfl. near new IC>tM-Til l :l O r.M.I beach units. One mile from sand Low nlJllfl tenance CIO&e lo all re lated services Back UPI\ MS-TTll New custom home on 1, Condor:nmium D1re<.'lor.. acre 1n Oranjte Park LandsraPt11gneglectl'd~ Acres 4 bdrm 3 ba f am Vanda.hs ot problem-. .. rm . d 1n1 n ~ rm . Oebnquentdut'lt' breakfast nook. s 101Ce Bulldtn~ need repair'' story 3.061 s q fl Tiredofthehassle" Beautiful colonial Let anexpenencl'd. pro-ardutecture m a <:QUnlr) setting $27l,OOO Call fes s1onal prop e rty MEW 94GL.AHD a.GUSH"'TUDOR Pool & cabana. Beach Giant 2-sty 5 BR Inc. guest qt rs. It brar y Formal Dlrung Rm 3 Ba Fam Rm w/Wetbar oH gorgeous pool area French wmdows, brick waJJc ways & beautiful lJ'eeS Incredible & only Sl.34.900 See today Ca II 9634l02 btr. ~Sl<4l. nwnager solve your pro- ls Your Profession blems Wnte Box 501 . HOME REPAIRS" 1--------1 Owly Pilot, PO Box 1560. Old you know you can Olsla Mesa. Ca 92626 U you're in lbe market ffX a better car. be sure t.O check the many autos advertised for sale ln Oaasi/ied. place a class1C1ed ad in the Daily Pilot Service Directory ror a whole mooth for as Ii llle as SI .89 per day., For more Ulfonnat1on, rail 6'2·5678 t!E 110111 ILlllS DD. OV.ER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IEST IH SPYGLASS Larf{e Family'>? This ls One Of The Laritest Homes In The Area. Six Bedrooms Plus Hul(e Bonus Room. Many Extras Such As Spanish Tiled Kitchen, Pa~uet Entry, Protection Alarm System. Et'c . Etc. Call Us To Inspect. Onl~ 5444 000 fAIUl.OUS WA TllROMT Truly G<>rgeous Custom Built SIJ Bedroom Home In Newport Bearh. Best Available Localiqn On LIDO ISLE. Huge Family Room. Large Master Suite. Fonver View OC Newport Harbor. Oversized Lot Plus Huge Dock. Call For Appointment. Dim ABD"S nsT Popul'1' Plan 5. P'our P ~'ml Plua Three Bath•. Fa. mlly r ~ h Fireplace. Separate Br'" " Huge Master Suite Nt. pgraded. Oood Location. L ~ . 1tenaoce Yard. Hurry Only SlSUOC1 MOMTICITO Approxltnat~y 40 Acres Near Country Club In S1nta Barbara Area. Priced Al Sl.100.000. &31·1• 111 DOV. Dll¥I VA BariiaJn. owner wants out. Easts1de, 4 bedrm. 2 batb, added family Broktt 198.900 546 2313 Trade your old stuff for new good1e!> w11 h a Uas.slfied ad 642 ~711 You've Arrived at ... IALIOA ISLAND Waiss fc_. .... et $'91,000 llG CANYON lllSCaflM 4 Ir W /f*/A ft .. a..cH to $614,500 o,_ W . t·S Ill •• ,_. ' 1W.• 1-1-~..a...L-Y l+G! 6 Ir, flool & .,. .. S7ts,OOO o,.. S... l•S, 43 IOJ .. St. 0HU9' 2075 San Jnquln Hiiia Ad. Acroaa from BIG eANYON Newport hach 840-5717 ~ I ~ .1?1.l1·tl,Jt~1ll"''· /. -:l!.)1.{'f(I""' r/' ' ,-ft~1l l>lak (j ~( J-.'J1 .!(! .?l.?5 !t..n Jo.!qum lfalb Rd. m Nt'wpurl t .. nlt'r Eby IG\\ ord \!£>' t?eoch Realty RlAL EST A TE EXCELLENCE SIHCE 194' COSTA MESA r f:<.1 s ts 1dc l Nearing < omplc:llon. fi condo-.. 3 & 2 bedrooms: qualit~ t·on:-.trut t1on Choose your own t·.1rpct & t1l<.• Hi31 I HVI NE. OPE:\!-, \T SL'~ ~ON I 5. .Starting St 12.500 Nltf OAT BEACH 759-0811 . 816 CANYON CUSTOM ~' hl·<lroom-., ~' :.! b-aths. indoor spa. 4 t 1 rt• p I :Jn·~" . h a rd wood floor s & moldinl!-. ~ ust -..ee to apprec1atl' .OPE~S.\T &SL'~ 1-5. 7 ROY AL SAINT GEORGE RD. S79S.OOO ROBERT L HALLEY, REALTOR 644-4455 sst-0111 SUPB COLOMY n.AM 3 lluge ~laster Suit,_. t\ epar ate fam . & din rms \). · \ \) lot. Pool & tt•nn1:-. <·-~ \-_. t'riced to sell <.1l S96 .~~ dll Charley~Darr 559.9400 CAMEO SHORES 4 Bdr . 3 Ba .. pool. s pa. ocean view. pr1,·att> beach. $1800 rno Ask for Tom Baron 631 ·1266 IRVIHE 1 B d I"'. , 2 1 :..> Ba .. Ms tr Su 1 t e w frn~place. Lrg. yrd. Close to tl.'.'nni s tourls. & elem. school $129.900. Ask for TQ.01 Baron 559-9400 CUSTOM GOLF COURSI V1EW 5 Bdr or 4 + den +.,f'am. rm. lSlh fa 1 rway view of Mesa Verde Countr y Cl ub. Lighted paddle tennis court, hardwood floors, French doors. Investment for this· fine estate; $525,000. ·Jackie Handleman, 631·1,266 5 IDIMS. IM W~I Prescott model, tile roof. cent. air. prof. landscaped. Lowest price for this model...$187,000. Call Jackie Ha ndleman 631-1266 I MESA VIEIDE Hidden 2 story -4Bdr. + fam. + Formal Dining. Dramatic entry: prime str ee t. Call Jackie Handleman 631-1266 .• CUSTOM Near Mesa Verde Country Club golf course. One story -rambling ranch style -s Bdr., 5000+ sq.rt., p o o 1 w I S'p '\., C a 11 J a c k I e Ha ndleman 631·12186 \ .. c-. ......................... U4 L •1111 MfMt, <:.-..._ '11·1266 Nationwide Network o( lndM du•lly Owned and Oper•ttd Real Estele OOJHS . -- ~ • ... -·'"' .. ...__:..--- ' .. ARTIST'S AIR VIEW OF PROPOSED BARSTOW SOL.AR POWER ELECTRIC PLANT McDonnell ~uglaa Corp. Wiii Develop O.algn Concepts Solar Power Unlimited Huntington Finn Dev~loping Big Concepts · While Orange Count1ans sporadkally install solar heat- ing units in their homes in the face of fossil fuel s hortages , a Huntington Beach aerosapce firm is quietly moving toward harnessing the sun's ener gy in a massive way. M cDon n e ll Dougla s Astronautics Co. h as been named to develop U.S. Depart- ment of Energy design concepts to use the sun to power an elec· tric generating plant near Reno, Nev., and a uranium ore refinery in New Mexico. IT ALSO HAS been n amed subcontractor to other firms on DOE-funded conceptual design s tudies for solar power pro· g rams at a n oil refinery, a fertilizer plant and a second electric power plant. The studies are to help decide whether it is economically prac- tical a11d technically possible to use large solar-thermal-power facilities for industrial use. The concept could res ult in fields of large mirrors focusing sunlight on heat receivers atop towers to displace the use of fossil fuels such as gas or oil, said company spokesman Don Hanson. THE HUNTINGTON BEACH faciltty de ve loped the design concept for the first industrial solar power station schedWed for construction this year at Daggett by the DOE, Southern California Edison Co. and Los ·Angeles ·Department of Water and Power. ENERGY COLLECTING SUN-TRACKING MIRRORS 400-Square Foot Hellostet Could Provide Steam for Plant That plant is scheduled for operation in late 1981. using 1,800 heliostats (sun-ltacking mir- rors) planted in a 72-acre field around a receiver-boiler at the top of a 213-root tower . The Daggett station is expect- ed to generate 10.000 kilowatts of electricity, enough to fill the re· quirements of a community about the size of Los Alamitos. IN RECEIVING THE contract for developing similar design concepts in Nevada, McDonnell Douglas will be involved in plans requiring 11,000 large &eJiostats in a 500-acre field. ... The plant would generate 70 ,000 kilowatts for Sierra Pacific Power Co .. enough elec- tricity for a. cit.¥ a bout the size of Fouptain Valley. A slmilar but smaller applica-tion is proposed at Grants, N.M., for Gulf Rese&Tch and Develop· meofCo. in processlng McDONNELL DOUGLAS engineers believe 330 large mir- rors Ln a 20-acre field could pro- tide up to 23 percent of the plant's ener1y requirement. The three pTOJects on which McDonnell Douglas will serve as a major subcontractor include: An oil refinery at Mobile Ariz , for Provident Oil Co. ' -An ammonia fertilizer plant at El Centro for Va lley Nitrogen Producers, Jnc -An electric generating sta- tion al Monahans. Tex. for Elec- tric Service Co and Stearns- Roger Services, Inc. WHEN STUDIES ARE con- c luded, DOE. may s ponsor cost-shared construction of one or more of the facilities, Hanson said. •'They would s erve as pilot plants, each showing the way for conversion of others in the same industry to solar energy," he s aid. . The Huntington Beach facility, still engaged in aircr a ft, space and underwater projects, has as· signed some 100 of its 5,000 e mployees to solar projects, Hanson said. "THE COMPANY IS firmly committed to solar programs and pu been involved in solar Library Serviee County Youngsters May .Dial,.a-Storf The Or.-i1e County Public Library Dial·A-Story service proviae. poema, folk tales and 1toriu in En1Usb and Span.lab to Oran1e County children. Geared toward younp~rs pre-school to third 1rade, tbe service la ln lu flftb year of-Ol)eratlon. Four ator'Jllae ntunbert are provlded, which allow cblldren to dial a local number In their pea. Tbe numbers ue: • -ID..NortbOraaieCounty: in En.U.b call 832·9'191 and ln Spanilh cf}l rtt .e'790. -lo central Oranc• Count)': ln SqllJb call 832·3822 and lD Spmo•ah call 112·1811. · studies since. 1971 ," he added. .. We see 1t as an area of maJor importance to the natrnn and the world a s a new source of energy." • State Adopts Real Estate Code of Ethics SACRAMENTO CAP) -The state of California has adopted whal it caJ ls the most extensive code of eUucs in the nation for the state's 384 .000 re al estate agents. David Fox. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's director of real estate, called it a "landmark" measure. and said it would pro- vide a ready reference for judg- m ent o( an agent's services. HE ALSO WARNED that his department would be tough on violators, pointing out that It had denied , revoked or restricted 668 real e1tateJlcense8 In 12 months. The code identifies 11 forms of unlawful conduct. 11 types of un- ethical practice, and 10 forms of beneficial behavior for brokers and salespersons. Said Fox in a s t atement : "While most agents want to do what'• right, now, for the first time, we can tell to what extent they are succeemng." HE aTED EXAMPLES of un· lawful conduct ale said were already banned by law but are beinc lilted to increase public awareness. They lnclude acUna fraudenUy or diabonesUy In dealln1 with the public. knowingly mls· representing the likely market -value ol_property, and improper· \)' 1tatlna that real "tale com· mi11l001 or f tet are not ne1oUa· bit, wbJch lhfY are. -ID welt Or:l~unt)': ln ~call (211) 58l-eeo1 and in -.,_Wte.U Clll) . , -tn.JC)UthOnn1eCoonty: lnEnclllhcaU4'93·3511andlnSpanlab U netbical conduct include• ml1rep~lln1 the natur. or condition of the interior or ex- terior ot a house, lmpb'!ni that servtces are tree when ln flet they arenol. ~au--1. _ . .- • 6 4 2 • D A I L y c L A s s I F I E D 6 i · 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 CQIOMA Da MAR J TllPLDil Buy 1 or nil 3! Deluxe lU'lltl, 1"4.t blks. to tho beach; some with frplc1. &c beamed ceilings. All have 2 bdrms., 2 baths, enclosed garage, carpet.. drapes & bullt·inl. Super inveatment opportunity. $270 ,000 Per triplex. Owner may exch ange. 17141 673-4400 IZI JJ 62a.JIZI HARBOR Vit!wfiomtt6 NEW PRIVACY ONE ACRE HCM"lff -T.-s $350,000 Comtry Holow 714: '11-2366 (Brokers Welcome) ClASSIFIED JN DEX 1t P\111 ,. M. tall 642-5678 EUOH A4••r th t r• t li.••14 c lwd _... --,. ••4 r e,ert •rfeft ..... 111...., n.ou.v '"'0 f •llmp' Wolllty ....... *'* _ _. __ .., HOUU:S FOi SAU 1002 • 1100 ona HAl. HTATf 1100 1'00 ~TALS )100-400 IUSIHESS, IHVISTMEHT AHAHCI ,oos . un AHHOUHC~TS 'SIOO LOST &FOUMO SlOO "8tSOHALS o so SUVICl DIHCTOIY' • 6000 SCHOOlS& IHSTaUCTIOW 100\ JOIS WAMTH> 101S HB.r WANTED 1100 MBCHAHOIU too\. eou Fiii TO YOU 104' IOA TS & MAllHl 19UN"MftfT 9010 ·90t0 Ta.,.sro«T A TIOH "10 . •400 AUTOMOtRIS "". tt14 1~t!~1~! p~~r,r a :.1 da) ad m thl· DAJLYPILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW' 64~5678 ---- BEAUTIES IN Tll BLUFFS Open 11is Weekend SOS VISTA GRANDE Drarruiu c & popular J bdrm l>!ll&le le' el. h11(h beamt'<S ceihng:. 'Linda Plan" Unlimited potcn llal'. with this most sought ;.tfter model Spac1ow. patio. pnvatt' !K'lllnl(. converucnl l()('a uoo SI 6.l, 000 ~ VISTA OH!l:J\Di\ Ab:.olutcly your f1nnt family home \Jiu•· 1 Hdrm.-. 3 bath.-. • l·ntral .11r l'OO<I Soper h><:dl1"n With 2200 :.q fl 1111, ~ '' the !Jt·'>t $for ~Q ft val~ m uur pre:.t1~•· rommwuty I J O 11lnt 10 vesllK Qpportumt) at on I> $75 pn sq (t 1 '(ltiJ.!'11.-1 1fo!illl\Q!I & Qll., . ' . ll\1·:.illun; fitng &40· 5560 Anyt•me Eastblulf Prof Btdq .! II H .I ,, H' I ti' rro ··~ 111•111• , ..... , ft•11111 1 o r\\• n ••nt ,. ,111.J .1 '"''I. ... tht• 1u ' .lfi $....!__ 1 U 10 ~II With !-:.\.-. F ' 11 .. J enu:zi.: (,1J~-.1CIN1 Arb M2 5MR Big Canyon GoH Course View lewtiM """ to.,.Cl4'M -MSY ocuss to pool .ct tocamJ -htwtl• cowh. • 3 1..-0o• tw 2 ,... COft•eri. de9t •Alr~••d • 21/J latln • fOMity she kite .... • Di•iwg ROOllt • Cef"Cllllk ..._ ...try/ldtclMtl • qdty c..,.+s/wal co•erilM)s •CuttoM..,,. ... s/ ... • •Othet"cmto.a111.,.....s VACAHT -SHOWM IY ·Art'T. S• lity OWMt" 546-2590; 96()..4432 Or your agent-Courtesy to brokers Re.Ustk prk• for .. cit s• 1245,000 <O©~oil~-~£trs· That lnfri911in9 Word Game wiflt a Clt11cllt ..... ~ ClAY I. POUAlll •• _._ ....... °' .... ·-., . ....,.., -· .... low IO f-I-"""""' -· I t l w I~ jiu I' l I HEMRY I J' ' I' I I I _ t I H E F I C 11 The AllHl•na .,. '° med at I j1 I' I 1-ua for racognl1Jng Cfllna, . -. -. ·~,. thrMt.,,lno 10 t•k• l~ _P_E_Y_T_O_R_ .... , ~--· I I I' I I o ~~~ ,:-..::!o: .-dew'loll ·~-..... Ho l below o m1l.~&Mm r r r r r r I' r 1 !~"o.I I I I I A I I I sca•Mi4-DS ._..,.. • c ... fflc ..... lJoo I BIG CANYON n... .. ,...1...... ,,.,. ...... for 'fOIW cOMlduattc.. 25 PINEHURST $489,000 I - 22 ROY AL ST. GEORGE $479,500 ... ,.._.CCII• for......,_ WOl-"-1 \ t 644.'l 491 64MZ71 I • lSO Newport Center Drive Ne wport Beach IAYFROMT Sever<tl fine bayfront homes wi~h pier &"slip AVALON We ll constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba., oak floor, partial bas ement. conc rete - foundation. Flats area. $120,000-Fee. '""'# BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Jtl Boy~rd• Dr·v• NB bl') 6t61 OCLUROHTS 2 BR~. sns.OOO! 2 & l BR duplex sns.0001 4 It 3 BR duplex $5.50.000 ' 6 'ZBR units . SI.ISO ()()()I IAYROHT 3 • 2 BR duplex MZS,000' HIWPOIT HACH 3 It 2 BR duplex $189,000' 4&2 BR. Duplex Sl.92.500' a.oo loy ,.,.op. R""°"' • 675-7060. OlDWORLD CHARM sr.5 TO HACH Owner ready to vacal~ this neat 3 bedrm + (anuly rm + fireplacd beach cotLage. AJI lhlll on fee land for only S139.SOO I furry. won•t last, call 673-8550 I • *VETS. Use Your Ell~ibilily NOW LOW DOWN ' IJJW INT Rl\J'E Let 11 ">hnw you how to quc.Ll(y Tall to Red CGf"fM+ WeUstew! 754-120 SliJlt-ly hn m l' fur l hr' )'fJWllC :I BR 2 II\, I Jm1 I) rm dhlt• dl'ld• h1·d l l(ataRl' ~pt'r homl' &. Peoph• who an· !>eck1n term-Tl') \' \ $8!1 IJOO an apartml·nt look fir Call 011~ ~ 231J in (..1.c.~1fic-d Will )•iur [ ~ m l ;:'~:".:,1~:;r~2T~:I••~ -~. $1.89.per DAY : ~~r' ~ ~o'J Th..it s ALL \OU pay 1 1 .. r ·' ;11\d, d 1I I HI lht• I DAIL y, PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY IX> IT :-.ow · 642-5678 I I A F 1c11hou• Bu••"••• Neme S1i1eme nl llleO ,., • ., the Coun1y Clerk I• velod lot five y•••• •It•• wllrcll lime con1111u1ng 1>11a1n••M• on;ial ••Ill• Put>hcallon I• nec•H•ry only 11 11\ere ere ch•nge1 C•H IM Legal Oeperlmenl •I the O A ILY P ILOT l o' 1nlorm e 11on a nd 11eceuer; form•. 642 ... l21 E.rt 332 FOREST E. OLSON ~ INC ' ' ,RESBfTS OUR FIMEST ,_OPBTIIS HEW OCE.AH VIEW HOME lmpn•ss1\'t' :! ~Ion hnm<' 1n t..igun11 Bead~ Hutlt w11h tht· lK·'t of t"vcrythrng 111,(hly a~ sum able loan Call todav' LARGE ViEW LOT i\pprnoe1mnll'h I 11c•n • 111 h1~hlv t'XC'lti•m e Nelli• Gull l!i.!Ol'h In La~una lhlls l'rn·ecl to M'll rast, FAST rOSSiSSIOM " G rt•.il :"I'~ port Bt'<ll h ,lrt'll !'lpJuou-. Rd rm~ !Im ma111t1·n.Hll t• ~ :irtl<, on t·ul rl<' sat· .Just r t d1111•d ' SUMnuous SETTIHG nram;11w 411 It\ 1ni: room. Ol'C:Jn & canyr6 \'1t•w-. Bt·st rr1n·rl huml' in arell OVER 3,000...5Q.fT. ( l..1ri.:1• Jn•I !11\unnu' ma-.ll'q ll<'H'. 2 f1replace1- fnrm.ol dlnini.: room. ~u1cho and lar~e PolJS. llurr~ '. , 645-0303 ~ • Not a bad way 10 go tor -you to take • . i All you have to do is develop the Cluslfled habtt Read and uM the little ~s 1n ClaulfleO to find t>uven for Items You Ilk• to M ii. · tenants for vecencies you'd like to 1111 or wbo'f' Mlllng thOM Items you'd Ilk• to buy. Start today 10 save time and mone)" lh Ctaaalfled way! DAILY PILOT CLASSIFllD ADS PHONE 642·56 78 ...... -... ~ ... ,._ .. --.. --.. ---··--· ............ ,.. • .._ ....... , ....... ,., ...... -r--.................. &;::;;;;~ ......... , • --··· .. I 2~S EASTBLUF-F OR NEWPORT BEACH. CA t40-00lO . aUllM llST YALUlt An \inQbslructed bay view & a million twin)tllng night lights; move-in· cond1t10n . Spac1ous Franciscan Model, spac &ous mstr. suite + guest bdrm. & d e n. Wrap-around patio. A rare find al S229.000. Exclusive listing. Held open Sat/Sun. 1-5. 321 Avenida Cerritos. · SICl.UMD COUltTYAID SlllW•• 'A touch of Grecian elegance in this C\lstom buill 3 bdrm. Newport Heights home. Partial ocean view. Large corner lot. Gorgeous sec luded s wimming pool. Terrific add -on possibilities & priced to move at $'237.000. OPEN SUN. 1·5, corner CLIFF DR. & TUSTIN AVE., N.B. Pete Barrett presents WESTCUFF WINNER SOPHISTICATED LIYIN .. -Move right into thjs adult home decorated to p e rfec tion . Looks like a mode l-special features include cathedral ceilings, skylites. and new Oak kitchen. Wa lk to shops and restaurants. Make it yours today! CORONA DR MAR IEDUCID $6,000 -Lowest priced fee land and best buy in Harbor View Hills. 4 Bdrm, fireplace in family room. Vacant, move in time for school. WESTCUFf POOL HOME OWMas MOYI~ OUT OF AIEA - Easy care 3 Bdrm, family room, second hobby room. Space. for RV or boat·park.ing. Tops! $16.5,500. A PAMPERED PROPERTY .. MESA Da MAI -Immaculate 3 Bdrm home on manicured garden lot. Near shopping. t ennis court, golf course and 50 acre city park. Take advantage for $105,000. THE Bl.OFFS lllGHT AHO CHI.BY -Don't miss the fi rst day of school! Then rush home for a swim in nearby pool. Enjoy· the new carpets-\ Bdrm Carmelita condo $164.500. DOYER SHORES Tisn Of WXUIY -This spatious home combines elegance with family living. Cus_tom featu~es include: large family room with cathedral wood ceilings, luxurious master suite with sunken tub plus 4· additional bdrms. 'BAYFllllT CAPE COD 2 STOP POOi. ..,.. -Located on sandy beach in Corona del Mar. _Sweeping bay and ocean view. Impeccable appointments. For ti,e pure tradWonallst. $750,000. .... , •..., -Unmakbed opportmlty t.o be cm ~ acre in Newport Beach and er0oy majesUc view. Custom 4 Bdrm home on cul de aac. Must aee ·to appreciate all this often. •CAMtOM~lOOI A ..... ol wa1111tb • eb&rm iD Ulb beauUf\al Plan 2 madtl an l1r1e comer tlte. Azele11 a tropical plantina• pre· aent a k>veJy picture lft the courtyard tin\ra.oc.. ~e I vln1 rm wttb hllh ce!Unl 6 • en ~on.-.atlon area. forlftll cllnlq rm. f1mlly rm with n replae9, wet bar • 2 run bath& plua au~t rm. 3·Car 1ara1e. Youtt for "29.500 ' ' Ma.LS ~ s.t .••• elMT •a 1 'T I OCIAM Y1IW The bell vlew in Ja1mlne Creek! Superbly decorated. Ulla bright, airy & cheerful home w/ttio patios will win your heart. Situated on one of the best sites an Phase UJ. Near-new popular "Bay Mist " m odel. This quiet beatutlful area offers the best in liv- ing : tennis courts. pools, spa & ~ hour security gate. $250,000 , .... SHOllS -$'75,000 On the cliff overlooking the beautiful blue Pacific & in the private com· munity of Niguel Shores. Private steps to sandy communily beach . A real family home with 4 bedrooms. formal dining, study & recreation rm. Spa & bit-in fi sh aquarium. A great oceanfront home. By appt. SHOttlCU.,S.-SSS0,000 · lmagine this! A NEW trad1t1onal home in this pic~uresque a rea to be started in Septe mber. Choose your own colors, etc. The plans for this 4 BR home are in our office so come in and look them over. You'll agree they look fabulous. FANT ASTlC IA YFttOHT COMDO FOR ~SE-' 1,500 PH MONTH Presently being totally redecorated with new carpeting & drapes. new paint inside & out. new kitchen ap- plia nces including micro-wave oven. Huge living room & d ining area, 2 spacious bedrms & 2 baths. Bayfro!1t patio plus private patio. A most exc1t· ing water view. By appt. ILUFFS IEST UNTAL 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath 1-level condo . Comple tely redecorated, with new vinyl tile flooring. Bedrooms have n e w c ptng. Pool just outside your large Mexican tiled patio. Carefree li ving on beautiful greenbelt. Immed. occupancy. Only $700 mo. WESlFf M. ·y A YLOI CO., IEALToaS 2111 s..J-.-HllllMd MEW~'POl---n-cana. H.a. ' .644.491 o BRAND NEW LISTINGS COM AXER DUPLEX Prime location and south of Hwy. Front house has 4 Bdrms a nd duplex in rear. $129,500. Owner a nxious. ******* HARBOR VIEW HOMES 4 Bdrm "Pale rmo Pl~n " o n greenbelt with view. Large pool. Jmme d . occupancy possible. $249,500 including land: 5 Bdrm "Somerset Plan" next to g reenbelt. Beautifully decorated and' landscaped with large yard and pool. $269,500 including land. Call Danny Bibb for your appt. to see these new listings. 675-2311 SPYCLASS SP£Clll.ISTS MEW USTIMG IN SPYCM.ASS Beautiful, big ''Southport" with o c ean view, pool. & s p a. 6 bedrooms, family room, formal dining. Priced right at $585.000. CAMIC> SMOUS Ocean view across the park, ao rooftops. Huge lot, lovely pool & spa. Spacious 3 bedroom, family room, fonnal dining. 5 baths, loads of storage. Fee land. Reduced to $499,000. MADOll llDGI 'IASI OPTION Outstanding 3 bedrooms & den, formal dlnlna. excellent view. $1800 --r month. --CANYON CONDO Lo••1Y upsraded ·· 2 & ~n 1Ufer 1harp condition. Formal 1. wet bar, lar1e deck, vlew of bills. ExcelleDt val• at tw.ooo. THI YllW IS SP CT ACV' Alt . Watch the sun aet behind Catalina or Lhe twtnkUna ll1hta of the Pavilion at ~IJht. SM,lt all from tb.ll maa.nlfleent Spy1lau Hilt home, perfect fol' your rrowtnc family, with • bdrms .• l1e. family rm., 3 car aarafe, bonus rm .• fornial dlninl rm .• aourmet kitchen & much, mueh more. An xlnt'inveatment opportunity at '595.000. OPEN SUN. & MON. 1·S. 41 MON'r.ECJTO, Cd)!. 17141 673-4400 (21 Jt 621-JIJI HARBOR SS0,000 IEDUC'TlOH! Owner says sell! This prime SS ft. lot home on prestigious Lido Isle. Great for a growing family, with a gourmet cook's kitchen, opening to large brick patio. 4 Spacious bdrms .. 312 · ba. 117 VIA QUITO. OPEN SUN. 1·5. Bargain priced at $425.000! 'EHIMSULA H>INT J ust listed. Williams burg Colonial 10 prime location riear bay & ocean. 5 BR .. incl. 2 BR·s with sep outside entrance. Sunny ga.rden rm .. country kitchen with microwave. Corning eooktop. etc. One or the Pen. f>01nt's most charming homes. Only $399.950. ULTIMATL ... in luxury & privacy. Your own s pecial world protects you 111 th1s intimate 2 BR. & den home. The Olde World garden entry 1s s heltered by bea utiful ca r ved gates. e le c . controlled. French doors open to the s pacious interior. Li ving rm. &..formc.tl d ining rm. feature l«llhedral ce~l 's _& white brick frplcs Now reduced lO $435,000! HEWPORT VU DUPlU NEW! Just. completed. 4 doors to ocean: 2 BR each. Owne!" w h~lp finance. French doors frplc:s .. pat1Q $289.500. D A v r D s 0 N R E A L Tl r N C. i1 .,, t ~·· ... ..,. , .• p.: ... •• e 6 73-9060 COUNTRY SETIING IN OLDE CORONA DEL MAR bcla-"-g 2 b•drooM l90tH wltla 2 brick ff,..plOCJI •d b••••d c•IU•91. S•cl•d•d tree .. d drftt offot dlewcJ OM prl•acy ••d peac•f•I wrro I p Thia •dro ...... lot 11 10Md 1-2 for '°''"'"' d•pleL TM HllJilltCJ S.0-11 protKhcl by AIMnc• H.. ·sw.tc&. $255,000. OP'IH HOUSE SAT/SUH l·S: MOH 11-J: 2204 WATEIFIOHT, OLDE COIOMA DB. MA•t. VALUE IN FAMILY COMMUNITY Co•H sH tllls tntly specl.t fa•llJ .. oae Oft a q•ftt c-.. l9C .. o ... field. Int. 1porh 10•• uper 11•1•9, c••hred •ro••d f••lly recre ...... w .... offH"'9 .... 2 story, l bedrOOM. Zl/2 baltl wltta '-91 ~ rOOM .._ at s I I t,500. ,_ oww ........ too! n.r. ... "" ..,,. ... to • COta....., pool & clll'*-'s ...., .... H.ny -... -.! OPIM HOUSE ~AT & s-. & MOM 1-5; I P&P a GUSS. PllYATE COMWUMm 2 blocb fro. .... ...... ) ......... 2 bcllltt. Udo s... -...T--~c• 'l pool, .e.o,,1.. cloM ~,. rl••Hr• I• beoclt lhlw9. I zt,900. OP1M HOUSI MOM. 1-5; 5406 •uet CllSCIMT. CUSTOM CANYON VllWHOWI ..... , ............ u ... , "*' J'h ....... ...., ,_. "'9t W. 'llh I dtd . .... ..... £:; '!-:;:: ..... , ..... ,Ill .. ... ..,.... '1111 ......... ...,_ ,.., 4iW..., cut I _.., .. ........... ~ •••• IMlll ... Offere.-•• 111 ..... 644-7020 NIWPOIT llACH . • a-ona o. 1\1 ti'"""' 1 [ti·INI --· · 2STOltY 8bMa rod. 4 BR. 2'4 Be. P .IOI>. Eutaide eo.ta ..... MEWPOIT HACH· IESTVALUE!!! Custom bui ll appt-ox 3.000 sq.ft. 4 Bdr.m. lge Po°' home' Formal din·· ·t -eeparate family cheo. C-Onvenienl Ii V· ror famJly Schools. abowtng. fwys, beach. $229,000. 2:n> HEATH ER LN OPE?ll SUN I S COLLEGE P Ab Shall• roof charm on aba·dy c u I· d e ·Sac. 3 bdrm, 2 ~ . with cradd ing used bnck r1replact- Close to !>hopp1ni.1 & Orange County ·s be!ll ~ Pnced at ;, re al•s.l)c $9~.ooo C.!ll 151 ~UIJ C:SELECT I PROPERTIES For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 ~7 Onl1 the o..r PtlOC 1Nlty .... '°" wtwt'a -"' '°"' IOcal ~•r···~der @.il!ijijm11 $2 $75 alt it tdi" is a PENNY PINCHER AD Prn1a1e tndllliduals can now sell any item or combrnauon ol 11ems 101111nq S75 or less w•lh a 3 line 8d lor 2 <:onsecutttte d1ys lor only S 2 Ea ch a.cldltlonal line is 60' lor tfle 2 days. Charge your Penny Pinc her Ad O< use your Bankamericard or Maslercharge No com- mercial o ~ed . DAILY P~lOT .. macnab / 1rv1na · ·raalty LR AT m llST! Indoor/ outdoor e ntertaWng . . . this 4BR home ls the perfect place! Family rm. w/bar -open beam ceilin gs· -2 brick fplca. · - skyJighted entry w/stained glass doors. Lg. lot w/p()Ol, fruit trees & garden patio w/n\ini-ocean view. $289,000. Sharon Smith.644 -6200 . OPEN SAT/S'UN 1·5 P .M . 1201 SEACREST. <C-12) ntl FIMIST ••• in Old World Tradition! Truly a spectacular home on the Balboa Penins ula! Approx. 3000 sq.fl. wJ 4BRs. 5 baths , formal dining rm, fa mily rm -3 fplcs. L-Jaundry rm . Quality beyond belief! $565,000. C lint Moses 642-8235. OPEN S AT/SVN 1·5 P .M. 2025 EAST BALBOA BLVD. <C-13 > S 12,000 P'RICE REDUCTION! Don't miss this 5BR "VIEW'' home in Harror View Homes Phase Ill! Many upgrades incl. burnished brk. entry&.. used brk. patio. Carl Butler 642·8235. OPEN SAT/SUN/ MON 12·5 P.M. 2507 PORT WHITBY . <C-14 I 41R 'OOL HOME! A be~t buy in Baycrest at S219.000 M 1nimum traffic on this lovely tree-lined s treet & the re is an en<:lo!,ed side-yard for children! Family & dining rms \ 1ew pool - lovely courtyard entry -new cpt. & ~nt. A real bargain! OPEN S IA. T I S ll N 1 · 5 P . M . l 8 3 4 COMMOObR~~-.MM..Y ltoa Mari.on 642-8235 . <C ts l YEAR ROUHO FUM! Ra v sho res w p'vt beaehes' G r~at <tBR home w famrly rm-. library. dining rm & brkfst area S425.<.00. Dona Chi chester 642-8235. OPEN SAT S't..:~ I .5 P ~ 2555 VISTA DRIVE. IC.161 TUWTLE ROCK HIGHLAHDS! Luxurv and convenience h1 ghhght th1 -.; beautiful home w dbl door entr v to ::,unken ltnng rm-w fplc thc-n· French doors to garden off the formal dining rm Bay windowed hrkrst nook in kuchen : wet bar in sep. f a mtly ·rm . lg . maste r si.nte w walk-in "a rd robe . sep service rm Lg lot "' t:O\ l'red patio Offered ;.it S215.000 L o rraine Re nnie i52~1 414 ll' 17 1 MAGICAL MOUNT AIM! Fair,land \.'JEWS f r om th1 ~ · •top ~of -the -mountain · Frent·h P r o v in c 1 a l ho m e w I ct y n a m It' floorpta.n & ex('ept1onal decor You 'll loq_• the uniqueness of th1 ~ .. Port of1no .. home 1n L aguna Be ae h ~'S:.195 ,000 . Lois Mill er 642·8235. <C-18 > SAM MA TEO MODB.! Lower . end·un1t in super loc·at1on ' Features 2 patios. l on greenbelt at pool -.1de Custom bookshelves & cabinl'lS in living rm & 2nd B.R den Luxurious l·pts & wallcovermg(; S hort escr o"' po:,s1ble & owne r wo uld cons ider 2nd trust deed . $136 .500. John G ra nath 752-1414 tC-191 LARGE YARD! PLUS super home for your entire family! Quiet c ul de -sac location• SBR:--~ Separate family rm w fplc:! Lovely mas ter BR! PLUS ... upstairs BR 1s sound -proof. .. perrect fo r disco, music or day-sleeper! Cent r al air $1 21,500. Marion Fnzzell 752 1414. <C -20 > RB.AX! In this former model Canyon Crest eondominium· w/ v1ew of pool to tennis courts. 2BRs & library off master swte. Fa mily rm -formal din ing s undeck. $189,000. D. Godshall, S: Fix 644 -6200. CC·21 ) ATTENTION INYESTOIS! Hearst Victorian Country Estate a pprox. 8 miles from Oroville. SBR home on approx. 16 Acres. lg. pool, yard. corral & water tow~$325 .000 flexible financing. Adj 125 Ac. avail on lease w/option to purchase. Harriet Perry 642·82.35. CC-22) UYI IM THI WOODS! No neighbors in view from this plush 48R. l·story home in TurtJe Roc k Gle n ... rear yard backs to woodsy park. Features central-air, atrium w/waterfa ll & cul-de -sac location for maximum privacy. Comm. pool & tennis. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. $191.000. (C-23 >' J ..... ....... ____ ,....... .. --......... , \ .. •:::t.• , ,..-,_.,......_..C~' 'Q&M•h•I ....,.._ !!.l_ •I .......... .., .... ,, .. -a ....,.. ~WltltffML,._ __ .............................. "' a ............ ,, ... ... .... . . HOUSIS FOR SALE •-oow 10 Salb Coves, Newport Beach 673-1785 13S>.OOO S Sh Ml 5 #8 Wtutewat~r (Trtlrtc > lrvuw 67S-6000 $167,500 Sat ·sun l·~ 219 Vao San Remo <Lldo Isle> NB 675-6000 $471 .500 Sllt I Slln 1 5 422 Fullerton. Costa Mes 642-4799 $142.500 Sa1Sn Mn 12-S 128 26th St • Newport Beach 640-5357 $130.000 Sa/Sn tMn l 5 2 ...... FAM IM or DIM 4 Lago Norte <RSJ ) Irvine . 955-1275 $139.500 Sunday 1 5 2000 Port Cardiff <HVHms >NB • 67~ $156,000 SattSlln 1·5 3059Courrtry Club Dr., C.M . 631-1400 $279.000 Sunday 1·5 324 Marigold. Corona del Mar 673-4400 $189,645 Daily 1·5 3 IEDltOOM 505 Seaward Rd .. Corona del Mar 675-1164 $219,500 Sun 1·5 · 1047 Concord St.. Cost a Mesa $91.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1099 Glen Circle. Costa Mesa 642-5554 $134,500-fce SaJS\m 12·5 2221 l6th Street . Newport Beach 752-1920 $119.500 Sunday 1·5 1347 S Douglas. Santa Ana 540-:.>66 $70.900 Sat Sun l ·5 34 Acacia Tree <Univ Pk) Irvine 675'-3411 Sll7,500 Sat Stm 1·5 4909 Bruce Cresent. N. B 646-7171 Sl45,000 Sat/Sun 1~4 103 W. Yale Loop. Irvine 640-2360 Sat Sun 1-5 279 Albert Place. Costa Mesa 640·87sS $87 .500 Sat1 Sun 12-5 •245 Sie rks. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $123.500 Sun. 12·4 •263 Ocean View Ave <Npt. Hts >NB 673-4400 S2~7 .000 Sun l ·5 931 Paularino. Co~ta Mesa 546-2313 SJ 17.000 Sat 1·5 2843 Valeseo C\1esa del Mar J CM 642 5200 S 105.000 Sall S\Jn l ·5 15999 Mt Matt<!rhorn. Fountain Vly 645-0303 S92.000 Sat. 1-5 324 Colleen Pl . Cost<.1 Mesa 645·0~3 595.000 Sat. l ·5 5091 Cmafumon. Irvine 752-1700 $107.000 Sun 1·5 l IR plm FAM RM or OEH 8712 Knight Cr,. Huntington Bch 963-8373 S124.500 Sat/Sun 993 Noria Street. Laguna Beach 675-8982 213-867-5107 Sat 1·5 14901 Sunnycr est Lane. Hunt. Heh. 892-7890 S89.000 Sa Sh Mon 9·?. 207 Susannah Place, Costa Mesa 963-6767 $106.500 Sun. 1-5 2001 Highland, Newport Beach 556-2660 $145 .900 Sat/Sun 12·4 1283Skyline Dr., Lag Beach 494-7513 $325.000 Sun. 1·5 221 Via San Re mo (Lido Isle l NB 675-6000 $472.500 Sat 'Stm 1·5 2511 Vista <Bayshores) NB 675-6000 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4881 Royce Rd. <Univ Pk > lrv. 675..fiOOO Sl62,000 Sat/ Mon l ·5 34 Silver Crescent <Trtlrk Hln )Ir v 675..60()() $198.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 •4606 Cortland <Cameo Hlnds) CdM 644-7383 S279,500-Fee Sa Sun l ·S 1910 Del Mar Ave. Lag Bc h 497-1666 $279,000 Sat/Sun l·~ #2 Cerritos <Rancho San Joaq > lrv 675-3411 $165,000 Sat. 1·5 1337 Sussex Ln. (Westc liff) NB 546-5880 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 201 JoAnne, Newport 2eac h 646-7171 $139,500 Sun. l ·S 1807 ~adewinds <Baycrest> NB 675-3411 $198,000 Sat. 1-5 4709 Hampden <Ca meo Shores) CdM . 760-9333 $499,000 Sat/Slln 1 1250 South ·Birch. Santa Ana 546-2313 $89,000 Sun 1·5 3622 Blue Key, Harb Vu Hls. N.B. 673-8550 $274,500-fee Sa/SUn 1-5 * * #47 Lakeview <Woodbridge) Irv' Sat. 1-4 4 IEDIOOM 18406 Tamarind, Fountain Vly 968-7431 $105,000 Sa/Sh/Mon 1-6 •415 Colton St .. Newport Beach 631-3579 $169,000 Sat/SUn 12·5 •2340Cynthia Court, Costa Mesa 548,5324 $154,900 Sat/SUn 1·5 324 Esther St., Costa Mesa 546-5605 $99,SOO Sat.124 205 Via Koron (Ljdo Isle) N . B. 675-4562 $450,000 Sua. 1-5 456 Nyes. Laguna Beach 540-3666 $210,000 . Sunday l ·S 1233 S. Douglas, Santa Ana 540-3666 $77.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2810Serang Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1120 $137 000 Sal. l ·S 117 Via Quito (Lldo Isle> NB 673-9080 "25.000 Sun. 1·5 8 Sand Pebble CTrtlrk Gin> Irv 875-3Cll $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2317 lrvioe, Newport Beach 631-1400 $248.000 · Sun.1,5 •13742Typee. Irvine N&-7711 , $134,500 ' • "518 Wayne, Carpeo HQh~t CdM fM0·535'7 $225,000 Sa!:;wMon l ·S IOJ• Martnen Dr .. Dov rSbn., NB fMO.~ ~.ooo S tJShl Mon 1.s 4 • ..... PAN IN _. DIM 23405 Devonshlre, Lake Forest M2.0013 $121,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 1418 Este lle Ln., Npt Beach 646 8670 $185,000 Sat-Mon l·S •3013Java Rd., <Mesa Verde> CM. 536-6.571 $345,000 Sat/Stm l·S lf$.SB Semar <Mesa Verde West) CM 979-7605 $169.000 SatlSUn 11.5 9656 Talbert. Fountain Vly 968-2030 $117,000 Sun 12·6 2627 Alta Vis ta (Eastbluff) NB · 67~5930 $239,500-FeeSa/Sh M 1·4 2219 Channel Rd.,BlboaPen.,NB 644-9060 $399,000· Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1965 Pt. Cardiff CHVHomes) N.B. 644-9060 $215,000-Fee Sun 1-5 6l<> Donald Pl. CNwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $245,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2200 Heather Ln .. Newport Bch 646-3255 $229.000 Sun 1-5 25?3 Nutmeg <Coll Pk ) In . 646-3255 $115,950 · Sun. 1·5 9 Che rry Hills Ln. <Big Cyn l NB 644-4910 $429,500 Sat. 1·5 2857 Strom bolt <Mesa Verde) CM 848-8667 $159,900 Sun. 1·5 220 Marigold (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 S289.000 Sat/S un 1·5 1729 Terra pm <Baycrest) NB 675·34ll S249,500 Sat. 1-5 32 Rue Grand Vallee <Big Cyn) NB 675·341 l $650.000 Sat/Sun t -5 3907 lnlet ls le <HYHls l CdM 675-3411 $269.000 Sat!Slln 1·5 29592 Anna Mana. Lag. Niguel 540-3666 $143.000 Sun. 1-5 2553 Oxford, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $114.500 Sun. 1·5 1421 Kings Rd .. Newport Bch 631-1400 S495,000 Sat Sun 1·5 4121 Blackfin. Irvine 631 1400 Sl23,9SO Sun. 1fs * 1801 Galatea Terr . CdM 631 1400 $525.000 Sun 1·5 2337 LaLinda. Newport Beach 646-7171 $180.000 Sun. 1·4 •4501Gorham <Ca me<>Shrs>CdM 18762V1aSan Marco CT.Rock > Irv 644·9060 $158,750 S un. 1·5 • 1816 Buttonshell <Bay crest ) NB 644-9060 $315.000 Sat/Slln 2·5 1312 Cambridge Ln. (Wstclf >NB 645-6646 5189.950 Sun 1-5 41 Montecito (Spyglass Hill > CdM 673-4400 $595.000 . Sun/ Mon 1-5 2029 Flamingo, Costa Mesa 546-2313 5182,900 Sun 1-4 2071 Port Provence. N .B. 673-8550 $245.000-fee Sun 1-5:30 3906 Inlet Isle, CdM 642·5200 $252.000-fee Sa/Sun 1-5 1865 Tahiti <Mesa Verde>. CM 751·1473 $175,000 Sun l·S 2224 Ara lia <Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $168,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2555 Vista Drive CBayshores> NB 642-8235 S425,ooo Sausun 1-s 2025 East Balboa Blvd, Balboa. NB 642·8235 $565,000 SaUSUn 1·5 • 1201 Seacrest. Corona del Mar 644·6200 $289,000 Sat/Slln 1~ • 1834 Commodore <Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $2Ht,ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 105 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B. .. 645-7221 $478.000 StSrM 12·5 690 Governor. Costa Mesa 6464380 $96,500 Sat 1-5/Sh 124 3213 S. Birch (Sandpointe >Santa Ana S@USUnl4 2071 Port Provence. Newport Bcb 752·1700 $245,000-fee Sa/So/Mn 1·5 5 IEDIOOM 1820 Newport Hills Dr .• N.B. 642·8235 $259,900 ,., · Sat. 1·5 5 II p6ils FAM IM or OIM • #6 Cherry Hills <Blg Cyn ) NB 640-5711 $1.375,000 Sun. l·S 7 Royal St. George <Big Cyn >NB 640.6876 $795,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1935 Port Edward R"rVu-, Npt Bch 644.stlS . $240,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 20141 Kline Dr., Santa Ana Hghts 135,000 Sunday 1·5 •2029 Port Bristol. N .B. 759-0619 · Sat. 1·5 7 Cherry Hills Ln <Big Cyn) NB 644-9060 $419,500-Fee Sun. 1·5 •2200 Pt. Dumess (ffVHomes) NB 644-9060 $375.000-Fee Sun. 1·5 2764 Mendoza, Costa Mesa 54&-2313 $131,500 Sun 1·5 •2773~dpiper, Mesa Verde. CM 759-1501 $174,000 Sun. 1·5 2507 Port Whitby <HVHomes Ill )°NB 64~~8235 $227,000 Sa/Sf Mn 12·5 •#8 Drakes Bay (Spy 11au > CdM . 759..alll M39,500 Sa/Sh/Mon l·S 6 ... OOM • •2827 Cove, Newport Bch 646·7171 ~.000 Sat/Sun 15480alaxy <Dover Sh.ores) N.B. 75~1 '385,000 Sa/Sh/ Mn 1-5 6 .... •AM IM., D9t •3 Monteclto. SpyJ)aas. CdJ4 760-9333 S-,000 SatJS\m l ·S --· DUPl.lllS FOi s~u a •a z • lat Albert, Coeta Mesa 8*11n 1110,000 SundQ 1-f , •• >• ••1J.10.12So. ~yfroot <Bal.Isl >NB f-..U $125,000 Sat/Sn/ Mon l~ J. & 2. ••'8l» Seashore Dr .• N.B. M2.-0 1375.000 MOllU .HOME FOi SALE ' ............... .,.. ~Bayside "VUlage, N . 8 . 875-8120 Sat/SUn/Mon l·S 2 ... 00 ... 28151 Newland Sp. 178, Hntg Bch 648-4380 $32 SOO Sat. 1 ·S HOUSES FOR RENT J l llDIOOM 33951 Pequito, Dana Point . 642-8235 SlSOO/m o. Sat/Sun 11'4 TOWNHOUSES "FOR SALE Z llDIOOM 5116 Elksford, Walnut Sq., lrv. 552-4477 $78.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I aa & 2 II 1700 Westcliff Dr .. N.B 642""8235 $79,000 & up SISurrl-S 2 IEDIOOM •21702·G. Ocean Vista Dr, So. Lag 499-:mB $116,000 Sunday 1·5 2511 Sunnower, F.-2, Santa Ana· 540-3666 $69,950 Sat/Sun l·S 2511 Sunfiower, E -2. Santa Ana 54<>-3666 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 104 Via Antibes, Lido I sle, NB 631-1400 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #30 Seascape <Nwpt Crest> N.B. 631·1400 $114.500 SattSun l·S 31516 West Nioe, Laguna Niguel 497-2426 $85,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1631 Irvine Ave. <Eastside >C.M. 759-0811 $112,500 ·Sat/Sun/ Mn 1·5 3 Montgome r y. Irvine 552-4477 $87,500 Sat. 1-4 #3 Whi~wood. Irvine 752-1700 $105.000 Sat 1·5 .'1 IEDaOOM 321 A venida Cerritos ITbe Bluffs >N B 640-003) $229,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2521 Sunflower . J -1, Santa Ana 963-7881 $77 ,950 Sun 12·5 2117 Vista Laredo;Npt B<:h 646-5096, 833-1357 Sat/Sun 1·5 2S54 Elden Ave (Cedar Glen >CM 642~ $115.500 Sat /Sun 10·5 •9662 Bickley Dr .. H unt 'g Beach 963·7792 $88,500 Sat/Sun 9-6 302 Campbell, Brittany Wds., C.M. $750 per mo. Sat. u.4 •3435 Timberlake. Costa Mesa 673--8550 $127. 500 Sun 2-6 2580 Santa Ana (El Side) CM 9624454 $92,500 Sat/Sun 12-s· 505 Vista Grande <The Bluffs ) NB 64(}.5560 $163,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llDIOOM 331-F Alton, Santa Ana 645-1839 $75,000 Sat/Sun l·S 2658 Vista Omada <The Bluffs) NB · · 640·5560 $163,500 Sat/Sun l·S 4 • ... FAM RM w DIM 2510 Vista Baya <Back Bay> NB 642-5200 $269,00C>-fee Sat/Sn 1·5 436 Vista Roma. Newport·Bch 631-1400 $182,000 Sat. 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE z•,..z•APT ..... IACH 721-721 1h Poppy, CdM 64Q.TI62 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-S ) • ,..1-2• ?567 Elden <aU new) C. M. 979-~ Open Sat/Sun l ·S a•,..2• APT 34525 V\a Espinosa, Capo Bcb "97·1866 $142,SOO Sat/Sun l·S 2 •a 1 • 620 Jumine Corona del llar f13-.535' ijSi,ooo Sun/Mon 1-s J. & I. 415 Pirate Rd. (Cliffbaven > N.B. 61MOOO $189.000 Sunday 1-5 . ,... *'* W1h .. ... *** Wt ..... .... ... __ ,_,. __ y(,...., l•""""'-"""'t'llt'~· .......... l«r..nl ••bll"CS _,..,. " 1.oiaA ......,, ....... •'414.•f" Tl1 UNOUMC£1DflS. 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THI ILUFFS Gated courtyard & sunnY" patio make this 3 bdrm h o m e a very s p ecial property. $175,000. SEE NANCY IM B E RNI NO AT 2166 VI S TA ENT RADA OPEN IM IAYCllST Price reduction in this 41"amatic four bedroom pool hom e. Asking $315,0.00. SEE E V AN COR KETT AT 1816 BUTTONSHELL SUH -SHADE -SOLITUDE Something for ever y m ember or the family i n t his primely located home. 4 Bdrms. pool. patios and play yard all for $229,000. . UDO ~OUMTRY CHARM Cathedral ceilings, cust. kitch with finest built-ins, peg & groove flooFS outstanding master; French doorS overlook south patio on a 45' lot. $4 10,000. ENJOY HACH .. .living and have investment too. New 2 bedroom duplex with view of. ocean 4 car garage. $230.000. CUSTOMIU.D VIEW HOME S weeping view of bay and ocean from Uus beautiful 3 bedroom , den borne with pool in Irvine Terrace. Secunt-y system. wet bar . cedar closet &pull down moviescreen..are. only some of the many features this home offers. Price $795,000. W AU TO SCHOOL. SHOftS & TEHNIS Thi ~ doll house with three bedrooms 1s priced right for young families . nl'" lyweds or retirees Loads of Jlo"crs. u.-..ed brick. shake roof and charm. c·harm. charm. Be!)t buy in E<1s lbluff <.it Sf55.000. S TR&T TO "MUN HIGH TIDE" 1s lht• depth of the lot . Sixty eight' feel wide on thl' cliff:-. of Corona del M a ~.,\ fabulous opportunity to live in a most ~pectacular location for $695.0(X). LAST OF THE GREAT IUYS One block from the ocean, three bedrooms. three baths. A den , mQdern kitchen and your choice of carpet over rich hardwood floors mJkes this C1 valu<• unmatched. Don't hesitate. S254.750. . UMCOLH LA~ One of ~ewJ>Ort·s mo!)l charming streets 1s the l0<·at1on of this lovely tour bedroom home. This is truly ··pride of owner ship". Call for appointment. Offered at .. .o::;;~.AJV .. PRIVATE IEAC Bayshores way of hf happy home a · to something s peC'1a l for you. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath overlooking s pacious brick patio. $230.000. JASMIHE CllEB JEWB. You'll delig ht with this perfect 3 Bdrm home with library, sitting room off master. 2 fireplaces & private patios. Secured a r ea offering tennis. pools & winding tree studded greens. $249.ooo. IAYSHOllS Buildable lot on Waverly Drive. Create y~ur dream home in this lovely private area. Close to private beac hes & marina. Quiet s treet $Z75,000 . 0 HOME Of DtsTIMCTIOH Bev.el glass front doors set the stage- Co r thi s quali t y b orne . ~rof e~sionally dee<;> rated. Night hght v~ew from lhe Liv. Rm., dining Rm, kitchen & outdoor patio. Four bdrms. two fireplaces. Priced at $385,000 fee. . FAMll Y SPICW. A spacious 5 bedr~m, 3 bath home just a short walk along a pleasant street to the park. community pool and elementary school. $235,000. CA.MIO HIGHl.AMDS Plenty of room for expansion in th.is 3 bdrm. 2 bath home. pool Ii den your choice of 3 beaches. Priced; $185.000. IUSTIC IMT'alOI Throughout this comfortable buch h ome with ca nal frontag.e. Extensive use ol tile and redwood. Brick entry to this four bedroom home. Priced $22.5,500. Ull-CO. 844·9080 t1'1 IM,.,_,....._._,_ ........ ,CbTIJll T .• ,.,_._ ... -~. '\. ... _.. -~---• .z..;.&..:Zl'llt••........._.._4',,~ .. ' .. • ,. • • ' . :,; . :· • . . • . . 1169.410 WM cou 'CTors SllCfAI. 3 Bdrms. • wine cellar, wil.h an ocean view s ltl,000 . AITIS'M UftlAT 3 Bdnns. ,' WJth a spectacular ocean view• $245,000 IOA TH'S SPICllJ. A rare find in NewPort Beach. 3 8drms .. Wllh a 30 (l. pier & slip. Sl 15,bOO · STATUS OM LIDO ISLE 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths : in move-in cond :· PICK OH LIDO ' w1 ptide of ownership Spac. 4 Bdrm fam home w/gourmet kitch _ lge·mstr : suite. beam ceil, used brick frplc & : French doors etc. Nothm1:; to do but :· move in & sensibly priced al $389,500 ,· • • 2 HOT DOGS . : Wes t Newport duplexes. e ls to beach :· & loaded w/xtras $182.500 & $199,000 • Take your pick, but hur ry! OPEN HOUSE -MINDA Y-I TO ~--P.M. ,. • ln Dover Shores Lrg beautiful homP • w/everythmg including bay. ocean ~· Bark Ray views $497 .500 OPEN .. . . HOUSE SU1'1DA Y 1 ·5. "-- JACO BS REALTY 675-6670 2919 M•wport ll•cl comer 30th For Rowers, Cand1 Wa.rdrobe _Magi ' s.20 How '°" see rt. now rou don ·1-11' s fnhlOll mtl!C! &tit on Ptrt peolum 0t llanna owtrsklrt to cive 1 pure, olain basic a totally 01fft<tnl lool S.nd Pnnlld P1tw11 9'18 M1ues Sites 8. 10. 12. 14 16 18 'ft Sttt 12 (btlsl 3A) bltlC ftf SIOll 2 1/8 Jdl 60-l/l(h labrlC ...._,uo ·e.-.~ .................. ................. .... IMtM 11MT11 II P•)t.ern Dept. ~2 Oa ly Piiot W1mt1•m'"'" llMl.Hlt -. gff ~nt-r:11 cosrs"':f!t NCWfM.&-WfNTCR P,mu" CAT Al.00 WW I flt# •tfd. '* 1ct 1ns m '"' f Uo •'11; w ........... :~B ~.....-...••..• .. WONDERFUL WATERFRONT .-0' dock, ' bdrm home, l800 ~Cl·_ ~h .• · n wer, last ol Bay ICK'ation.1125:tPO L.100, ~ BEDROOM Could be 8 bdrma, nowtn1 noor plan, aolarlum. over .000 1q. rt. and heart of Lido lale •o<' Uon. Asking 1610,000. W ATERfo'RONT EXCITEMENT - P1Pr and dO<'k , excellent for family wlth Uve·in or ln·law. spa. sauna and exc1tmg decor. $765.000. OCEAN VIEW $219,000 -4 bdrms, hugging the chffs above the Harbor, approx. 3000 sq. ft .. 3 baths. 3 decks. just $219,000. NEW HOMES ON LIDO -2 new homes on Lido Isle, 2 and 3 bcinns, b eautiful appointments, gour m et kitchens. paneled dens with frpkes, located near ·te nnis, playhouse, yacht club and playground • U~l()Ul. t1()Ml:i REAL TORS'. 675·6000 2443 Eau Coast Highway, Corona del Mi r OLDE CORONA DIL MAR WMJ( TO TH! HACH 4.l¥ell located. only 11 2 blocks to the beach & close to shopping, on the ocean s ide of the hwy. Single story 2 ·bdrm + den. with enclosed sunny yard When winter comes. you will enJOY the cozy brick frplc Out of town owner says sell! Only $189_.64S. OPEN DA ILY 1-5 See 324 MARIGOLD AVE COMMERCIAL ON PDllNSUlJ f..._.,toc.atioft wittt -.its yo. c• _. 01 apts. offius or MbtNt! h cNClffn. RedKorated m & Mt wfttt VllW. W .. t• • lay • oc._ octMty. Sl25,000. VIEW-POOL DOVER SHRS. Fablllon ltotM for .. terhl l•g -4 plOMMd for foMily IMIMJ. &p.claly lpec ......... floor ..... with .... O•lftCJ r'001R, ,m f_.fy rOOM/ ..... rooM cOlllblMtlott. Se,_... ,......,. wit. ,._ l ott.t-bedroos:a. le..tlW pri•• pool .ct deck. U..,.Stiolled VIEW fr'Olll ..... robtln. $425,000. WATERFRONT CONDO-VIEW G'-", NCWfty, VIEW 2 bH. 2 be. Pool mid boat tip onH .... o....-wll leau/optlo• or nb•lt ter•H. $125,000. ON WATER-rRIYATE ISLE leo11tlf11lly decorated "'ride of · ow~p·· 2 .. tory hotM wfttt r--· owa bo.t sip. Wonwth. woods md Hceptlottot decor tit,..... tttl1 4 bedrootll ltctMe wltlt f..,...I dl'""9 roo... Spoclot11 •Hter Hite wlftl fl,..ploce. Al the ... ,...,.., fw ttw fl11t1f qHlffy fHtfly eWYff'OtttHWf. Sh'ow• by oppolnh"•"'· $'75,000 ltte~'-4. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT-IEACH SHI -lo ..a.ct c--' & __. fw ftllt l or 4 bed. • WA Tll. 5'llMlt HC ....... At It $710,000. ....... .,, •... .., 315 MameAve. Bal:>oa Island 673-6900 Siii< & llN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY C C 0 M 0 T P l R C N A C 1 M l R 0 E S l U I V H 0 E I 0 R C G H I H S U P. J J E H I T A R C l G 0 • C S A S " R K t P P E C L L R L 0 G U T K G G E S U H R A H T I W A L N T A C N H T N V T M E I T M 0 H W 1 T H K I H A R A T M 8 M E 8 G G Q l F 0 0 H R W I R Y G S 'R I.L H NL I I RN ISM IN 0 H G I H N I I U L N T U R N I M Q J G 0 PG tf T KP N G' R G N t P 0 0 TS C L I F L T M A 6 W H A L J K C L R W A RIATGUL2YGMJWO~HTEL ~a ~ l! 1 c I I~ I ! i ! i i i ~': : U J T 1 N Q N R C 1 N M G t l L U P A .. -Advent..., •o pllff Ulelr •49 ~ h •I..,._ • •a.ai.tilDp.111 ....... , tlln f'rldlJ •i.-lell&l'dAy COllTA MEIA OP'ncr: mw II•>' ICZ>M'11 HUNTINCTON BEACH i ms ftM«tl Bl'fd. $tt.1Ja LAO UNA BEACH um.., c-tHwy ~&t.ctl ..... NOJmt COU'NTY dW~)40.ID0 CUii • ..... 0Hdlloe for f'OI>)' Ir kllla la S JO pm lh dey bt'lort' publltallon, utept for Sund•r • Mooda)l SdllMllU 'IWbea dHdluw •• S.111.fday, u noon CLASW. . ~noMI ERROllS· Adnrtlatra tllould t'bffli. their ads daily " r~porl •rrors 1m m •dlalt'I)' T ll f: DAILY PILOT 1uumH U•blllty for Ille rlral Incorrect 1nurt1on only. C'ANCEU.ATlONS Wll<'n kllhna an ad ~ 111 r • to rnut • rttOf'd of Ille KI LL NU MBER 11ve11 you by your ad ta~t" as rtt•"P' of your ca11tell111on Thi\ klll number mu ot b• prP Sto n lfd b y 11\t.' adv~rl1$tt 111 CA~l· ol " dl•put,. C'A "H'F:U.ATIO" OR l'ORRECTIO!'t Of. \t:'A A II Ii t: t• 0 I< t: Rl'N..,I"(, t:Vt't)' ~Hort I• madl' to ktll or CON1'('t a ntw ad that h~ ~" orditred bul wt <'lnnol 1uar1nttt "(lo-__....m I~ all,. .. , 1ppured 1n ltw-P•~r Ol~F:ALISF:AOS Tht'•" 3da aro' ~lr•rll)' <'M~h 1n ~d\•unn· by m•il or 1l any on" ol our olltrM "<0 pMnt' ordna. OudhM l p m Pnd.y C'n.la ~..s. off1r~ " 12 nuon :11 all bran<"h orr.r~ TH ~· OAILY r l LOT r f'\t'tVU tltt' fllhl 10 t laulfy, ~11 tflf'IMlf' or r c f11~e an) advf'rh sem•nt. 11nd lu r hant<' II! r a tf'' " N'lulauons •tthout pnor not1rf' c:us--........ .....,, P 0 Box 1$00. l'.O!ll.a M fta 1121112.9 $2 $75 .......... PENNY PINCHER AD Privale 1no1v1d .. als can f\Ow s.ell anv 11em °' combinallori o l tlems lolallng S75 or les: .¥1th a 3 une ad for 2 ronsecullve d l'fS 101 only S 2 Ea ch addtloonal hne IS 60t for trle 2 days Ch a~ge your Penny Pincher Ad Of UMI your Bankamertc ard or Maslercl'large No com- mercial adS accepted c .. ......., .... ......, l :HAM .. ~ fw ... .., .. ,..., .. 111y ..... ~ .. ,.., .. ,... 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ' SPACIOUS ISLAND DWLll Choice location. Remodeled with character. Wood. used -Or1ck, redwood aauna. s tained gtau windows . imported tiles. microwave, trash compactor. Patio, wet bar, P'nor~mlc view. * CAMEO SHOllS * ff!. Largeat avaUabl•4" bdrms., 31.Aa ba~ dining rm. & den, blgb celliop, bdwda: floors, ms tr. s uite with frplc. swimming pool, fabulous vie terrace . A best buy at $595,000 tan Jncluded. ~ 4Ht ~ orlM U.T/WM/~ 1·1 * llCH llALTY * ~ *"! 61a-1040 67J.0510 -AMY19Ul---·"°-v·a-s-. ~~ ....... !!! • Ill 1002 .......... 1006 a perfect uttio1 ! 3 pr. •alue. Beaul Y ... See US 6 us~. S.... Au HU. Be~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~leelNn l!llJ Senrrt'SI Om t' t'oron11 dt-1 Mar 't·v.port Bt-11rh California !1262:'> • 7.1 1 • GU 1()9.t. tH4 6869 SH COTTAM •· autST HOUSI Wlbeama 6: fplc 4 BR. Dln Rm.. den or office Peaceful tree shaded aroun~ Buch area. SMS mo. paya all. No qualifylna. No new loan COit.i. It's fantuUc. Call ~BKR. VllWLOT llDUCED SI0,000 Almost 1 acre of aplen· dor. High on a hlll m Laguna H11l11 Prime k>ca>e. surrounded by u elusive r usto m pro pertJes. Can be uaed for hone property or tennis oowu. or just plaln run Only ooe like tlus availa ble.c.ll~ FORESTE OLSON .. '" .. ••c--~ OHNDAILY nus quaint old <.:d M. ocean view. 4 Bdrm:.. d1ar1n and "'> block t.o the beaC'b, very c ute i.t 18.000.See M&rilyll RouSldoe at Z20MARIGOLD fl7~ UPlllll()UI: ti()~l:S UOOtSU · Drive by 205 Via Kocon & lmaJioe living tn this bea&alfully appo&nted 4 bdrm ho me Wide. stree.t to atreet '°' . beam c:eilinp. bdwd. nn. " French doors formal dinina rm.. lge sunny pMio + 3 car gar ~n ex- d u 11 ve offerinll at ~.000. ~D Sun \ !\ The Ldwson Redlty .. :-. .i ,,,1 Cnmp.iny ..esAYBDE $19,000 Good invest.or home. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Lowest priced ln Mesa Verde at Ou.a Ume. Submit your clfer. Call MM 141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESlATE . INC. ----~ soun9M OIMOM HOUSE 921.IOO Ttnm, \op f1lbinl • rec area. Alla acrea1e. Sell or.,._pymntanO.Cnty property . 831 ·2344. SIMl.Ot. VA..ODOWM Wa&k to acboola ~ ahope from nice Sbr home located In 1uper aetibt>W. Close to S. COMt Plua. Owner·Ait •mi. ··---. """' .... .................. . Bdnm .• family, 2\.'J bath Br, Z ba. Open Um w -... bome,neatat2bdrm .. 2 O/H Direct«y. ~ WA1~• bath apt., uceptlonal 'MCHl7S5 ~ Extra large corner quality.1115,000Eac h. ii! duplea: in xlnt cond. .. • MooriDI avail. Spec· 'f?oumn ""' t/1{1n. COSTA ..SK~ tacula.r view. Appotnt. fl1 .j,Bt.I® 4 t4-d • I L.t"' a:llllltonly. 95.000. -a.&~tr TU''!""'' LOWEST J>RJCE _r. *Cote Realty ~ li?-1-R~.91 eosu Ma•. Only ioit & lnn~stmenl 2f35f.CoattHwy .. CdM =-OWC. Ahra'! 640-5777 I~~~~~~~ w.wa ... w.~: ..... Pnfr I di 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime area cloae to Yacht Oub. 3br home on quiet st .. 1"1 ba, xtra shower Parker T•T. CalJ V Howe · 213·449·4330. ~58 C;'twlndllOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._. .. Coafouh A tri :f Br 2 Ba unit Let the rent from the addl tJanal Z Br 1 Ba wtit help an the peymenta Owner will con11der help1njl With the Unanclng & 1:. a!llanc only 'Sl'2 .~. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ~Vla~pmoga THEnSHlbLC REALTORS 497-1666 fOttTHOSE ruaous YEAas FULLOCEAMVU 556-7777 ~ By Owner. least U · 1--------• pm11ve CdM Ocean Vi~ ..SA VBDE home on mkt. tuB.000 m-4 Bdrm 2 bath. quafil)' cl land. 3bdrm 2ba. ~It.. shake roof. dou~ cnyrd entry. Charming f~. Great tocatlOf). as ~ or super potential ideal Cor entertainlq No Aall Please 640-0105 Large r~ room. lot.a dJ s.tthruMon. deC'lcing lo w mal)r --------tenance yard. Offered~ P AHOIAMIC SlOi&.000 .• Ca II 540-ll5 l ~ OCIAHVllW 4 8edrm home on builda· b6e lot . .-0.000 .. A.tau ma - b6e mn szao.ooo. Lease ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS opbcln. creative fmanc· 1--------P '°"'Won't lut !' Call for -----~. an appo1ntmt>nt fo r LOCATION LOCAT~O.- privat e prev i e w Mu..'l ~ ~ apprec1• 714 fll&:H7S7 one d a kind. Mesa del ,· .. ,. · • •. · , 1'br home 0t1 qwet ~· !~&SHI ~~A!~i --.! ,ba. Jbr $119.500 --------Owner w!U help finan~ C&lJ~ • Euunde -POOL • br. 2 ba. rai'naly rm. IV): nn. frpls. RU~t hOUM when your family • .., youne. 1lus 4 BR home u; )Ust minutes fr o m ~. parts pool An exceUml location oo a cul-de·l&e Thaa homt> ft>aturea ·am1ly rm w ·wet bar. r athedral <'f!!llng tn It v rm . frm I dmlllg rm, view. Man> HOUOAY SrECIALS! any xtras As1111 m r lo;,ir\ 9 98'1-ml. A PPN1". bal 1102.000 Pm·~ Id) ~market S165.000 Ca'll 642-0467 o-." agnl or 961-0963 Broker extr~ 1164.~ • Co Uu;\I t.be iron ttate to L.,... V ..... U Me a s odrm custom 497· I 7' I home~ I-bdrm ;,pt ll is an eye-Opener• 1389 ,$80 Comet ctMlom 2 bdrm 2 beUI. ruce lge patio R 2 l..ol SU5 .500 CEDARGLEH MOOS.SALE 3 bedroom model. h1&bJ> ~adect C()Odom1n1um 2554 ~Ave, <.;.M. 642-6734 --- Writw"• &efrfft Unique 2br. 2ba hade-a· way in the Pahsadu area or Capis trano ~ach nr D a na Pl. Marina. Fl>lc. library wall. MW\y painted. w rw crpu. patio. carport Beaut lndsrp d fo r se<'lu11on S1os.ooo 4!0-111!16. D-\577 TlllO ~on 2 R 2 l<>U See th.ii Sun or Mon Open l·S. 630 Ja1m1ne i---APPLE--•,.•E•.-- 12518.000 m ......... MAlJRYSTAUFFER COMO """ SEA U ON REAL TY Sp 11 r k I 1 n g l' I e ai 11 67l-Ul4 4'7·llll de«nbes U11s lovely 3 ~~~~~~~~~I BR 2i., ba Eans1de CM :.. ---~-The owner:. C....-.. W. I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER OPN HOUSE l2-4 BeaullluJ custom home 708 N81't'1asua. 760-llllO Low-est pn r ed duplex tn C dM 28 R b se ~ t.dteJor unit. Z r ar gar + extra p a rlun g . Sl.59.000 Agt. 642·17~. 631-lllll CAMI() ..,..,s. Love!y'fee land home. 3 bdnm . 3 bath&, family rm.. pool 6 i pa. Private acceu to beach. 1279.50() OfllH SAT /SUM I ·5 4606~Drt•e UNUSUAL DUPLEX On Poppy Ave .. old CdM AIJr. 2 bdrm. 6: ptayrm owner'1 unit• 1ood ren tal. Both adjolning swim 1DD1 pool. ~.000. rAULMAmM UA&.ISTATI '44-731) 1024 ....................... AGNI ~Verde NOith lg Wbefe you Wiii find tbi' highly upgr adt>d norne wrth 3 bedrooms. 2 bath::!. stone (1repla.:e Giant fam ily room . lri«:hen combo w1tll evf'r- ytbing Patio SI 12.900 Cail 540-1720 TAIBB1. -· • i-SIDE * Lovet) 3Br 2Ba m C'boa..e k>c BU\ ..pen floor plan, vaulted clJ bv rm. ram rm. fonnl chn. Cplc I~ ab•dY lot w 1mature lreeil. ~900 64$-SW De•eloper's hobby lS their' home. And vou'll agree 1l shows it ' Lar1te sunny patio o<r dming and double 111 t.ached garaRe w1tb ete, trtr door opent!r Sot 11 r ~ Naur healUll{ Makt' 1t .. pomt to let u:. show vou th1:1 unus ual horM. Call now 962·4454 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. YOU CAN'T MISS On t.bb lem fic 4 BR. Me1111 Verde home. It feature1 a beautiful pool and spa Re modeled bath.. new plllnt. Doubll' fireplace and mur h more. For more info call. ~ ~ .. HERITAGE Spylflau. ocean vu. OwnerD~t.!d one ntt.etites. • Br. t47S.OOO bedroom. one bath home 1 ~~~~~~~~~ ~ on over 9000 sq.h . lot I· . • REALTORS (R-2 laadl. Great up and OO OFFI IY OWMB! comirl1 area for unit or $20 . Charmin& 3 Br hooH. condoa. Shon drive to Magnificent wall·to-wall compMtely remodeled. 2 beach and abort walk to fp&c. 3br 1"-ba, Id res1d n.. .-ra•-.it-•-i rm 1boppln1. SM.too. In area. bllna. wet bar; + ..... --r-""'~· ' Vll&on,calJS.172IO mucb m ore' Ass"m . solid OU noon. !fl cor t---Just reduced t o ner lot w !add~ Pot.en· .....a I ..,.., tial t o •c reate a I~ SSl.900 ! By Anxious .,,...,.....mlc ocea.o ~bay -IJ'Wntt. OPEN SAT6:StJN ~-New plumbing• ---1047 Co n cord St appliance•. $219.SOO. .-A YllH m.&42~1. ext 395. (Mr tm-1*. wort IQ.7119. ...MT Morcos > 213-641-4512. "*· 2 ..... 1-ba. under ay OWDll', Jarse family mTYA&.UI priciel II\ _.,,500. Par· ~! ~~5003 :th. ca tmtketl s Bil 2 Ba, q\Ml entry "p1racre4 ....... ""' -· • · esa bo•• In dulrable crpU, abutters lhl'\IOU\ del Mar area lt5t Corona del Mar. 45• plu1 many more s.tvtldor. C.M. Olli ror wicttb on lo\. Lovely .,..,Mlea. m-5171. llJll'.11':5'5-T510 ywd. R·I property. C.lt Meaa Del Mar. 4br 2' ba. Sally 714 ·tl0·$001 or tJP&radu thru-o ut . ----· .. __ , ... t.a•-Jledm. covrd patio rm. -.... -cbe '° IC'boola 4' new OLD COIO"A DR. ~~~~~~~I pen. Owner. no A1ents. MA.I 9'05,000. 646--0eOl days. 4 bdrm. 2 ~. hocne, 1 bill .._.DB. MAI •Hiii ave A Sun from ocean •-bank. .., .. ..,1 ... <Clllna Cove). Sit oa ___... front I••• tor wbl\e I n all.Ille 4 bdrm Oii ....._ ol .. ---. nJ ...... c complttely .,... ........ -•· QPIH~. New elec. '"'· 81 appt. 091>'· llll£cla•t· •allpaperv ...... Owlile!'/....... -_., ... --pe-01. ft ~OodlBrl .. houM, a cceu, erl de of 2llrep&+kola..tl.1 ............ O.'l .... \ala. m P..,py. M0-1111 tll6a .. , Call Dtue to-dql ... -··-·--·----·-----~-"'---.-..-·-· owe .... "'• Ml.,_M w1 :-.,: "fl:.'!1v:r.; ' ... bdnDI .. ,... qb'I w/fpk ~ formal ~ + eauna areia in ldtcbCln. 2 p•tioa, apa. fnil'"'81 + ...... OPEN SUNDAY l-~ m'JsrROMBOU RD Call Georse T~. ~ ........ ......, ----1 By Owner. 4 Br. mall)' up· ir..te& includes ceramic We eotry, Oak parquet nr. new carpet • many oe.ben. Mesa del Mar area. 1102.000. '79-3t67 IYOWHH IYTHISIA Laree exec 4 bedrm, 2~ ba w/tae fam rm. formal dUline rm, just a sbor\ ...it to the beach. Park Place.Inc 842·7461 ~area. 4 br, 1~ l•--------ba. nefi carpelS, im maculate. Enclosed llACH WAU! ~ large family din-Dearat.or·s delight "E .. lng room $9S.SOO Call Pbn. 4 bdrms, hilblY up-S-0678. graded thruout, many • _____ ;;;;;;;~j amenities Inc luding VA Super sharp 3 Bdrm. double gar age, Oak comm pools, saunas. spas, tennis. etc. 963-5671 ldtchen. forced air, cop· I~~~~~~~~~ per plumbing, RV ac· 1- cess, patio Super clean Call~9161 : OPEN HOUSE REALTY / IONUSROOM Large 2nd floor Bonus Room can be 4th BR. game rm. etc .. m this 1m· maculate .2000 sq .ft home w 'COY patio and pool CIOSt' to South Coa.51. Plaza & f''wvs On ly SU4.750 C...11 - &AAA REALTY ~ 754-7616 COLLEGE PARK A beauty with 3 Bdrms, 2 bal.bs and 2 hreplaces. In immaculate cond1t1on All this !or S97 .000. Ca II S.0-1151 ~HEklTAGE REALTORS OWNER WILL FINANCE Sll0.000. on this 2 yr. new tune. 3 Bd., 2~ ba .. cul- de-sac, fplc, open beam ceilings, close to ocean. Many extras. Pnced at S134.500. Open House Sat/Sun 12-5. 1099 Glen Cir .. Curt 11,RE/MAX 542.5554 VETS · IMVUTORS MEWLISTIHG Put in a litUe T.L.C. & save aJot of money. Va- cant & anxious at only $18.000 ! Hurry ! 545-9491 LAIORDAY SPECIAL Cust.omiz.ed exec Mesa Verde bome. Beaut 4br, 3ba home w /gourmet kikben 4'r added FR. 1Jl6S Tahiti, $175,000. ~SUMl-5 REESE REALTORS 751·1473 SPlCT ACUU.R Pool & spa with turbo cl~ ~ + rucely UJ>· gr.ided 4 bedrm, 2 i,; bath home with large formal d:tn rm. & fam rm. You must see this one! Park Place.Inc 842·746l Owner offers a home. 3 br. 2 ba. 9522 lnn:.brut· k 7 14 •963 29 4 7 & 2lJ ~9004 UICELIVIMG an a park. Nicely de corated 3 BR. 2 BA home with large . bt>aut1rut yard Park Place.Inc 842 7461 IUCHIUUTY 3 Bedrooms, 2 ba. lge added family rm Pnde of ownership Stone's throw to the beach Call to see IREHJMOftHk 536-1461 PRICED RIGHT! Nice 3 br. 2 ba in xlnt area Less than one ma. to beach Full price S89.~. Park Place.Inc S42 7461 IEACH TR~EVEL 5 IR~OL-2 STY Formal raised entry to new world of elegance. Dr11matic 20' living room w /2 sly vaulted ceilings. i\rt1s tic fireplace Gallery Formal dining room. Huge country latcben. 25· Fam Rm. w/massive welbar and wall of glass, view of 46' sparkling pool w /spa & lush terrace. 24 · mslr s uite w /fireplace & secluded balcony. Guest quarters. Take over $12.ooo-9WYo conv. loan. t>iS/mo. SHORELINE ASSOC. 848·2262 DELUXE Just Li.sled: 2br 2"4iba, vaulted clgs, tastefully decor. Condo. $8S.900. Agt. 536-1484 or 536-80 l3. POOL! lmmacwate 3 bd. great loc., wJpool, only 8 ,500. RE /MAX, PaCTick, 631-1266 EXECUTIVE HOME •--------•I 500 Yrds t o oc~a n . fllS~CLEAN Will sell her large 3 Bdrm -2 bath, double 1arage w /opener cov. ered patio home. Best buy in ,.rea. "5,500. Call 669111 · OPf N HntJ')f RlA: T ( / ------ "Model Perfect". Huge 3 or 4 bdr., w /pool, jac. fmmaculale ! $194,500. RE/MAX, 673-431.3 S1IALI 2 Bdr, 1 BA. larae comer lot, $'14,500. RE /MAX, Patrick, 631-1• llACHWAUC COM>O llcblY upcraded 3 bdrm in euc:utive type com· plex. 7 pooll, sauna, plus, plua, pl~. tlS-5671 t!J Walker 1; lr.e l\t On•= ... wtw ~· ;lllMtK ........... ,. .......... au aA. ....... ' Br, ·-ba, b .. ldthdly dlcanMd family bome. lh u ..... ·•········•············ ...................... . .... .... .... tl44 ·····~····· .................................. . 11111£ Confused by all these ada? Ranch Realty and/or Woodbrtdae Realty can ahow you any one of over a HWldrectUated homes in Irvine. Don 't et.taste titM t.rytq to decide which ad sound.a the bet~. • CALL DOES .IT All. IAHCH WOODIR•GI llALn llAl.TY SS 1-2000 551-3000 1HE EXPERTS ON llVINE PIOPEITY . 0,..-...,1.s I 21l 5'lyl9e Dr SPACIOUS liv1n& rm wlfrplc, 3 Br 2 Ba, den, forrml dinin& rm. dec:ka, M!parate patio w /jac , Lagun•Nlguel Realty ' •. YllW OfTHltlU.S from tbil freshly paint- ed, papered " crpt 'd 4bdrm+fam rm bome w/fpk 1n liv rm. Covtred piltio & 1pnnklen alao ind in this well maW\· t&iDed home. Sl~.soo. 4'l-f4t4 495-5220 496-24 tl 130.SPSO Low9tY wallpaper• wood paaelia1 aukea tb11 bouN a m11at \o aee 1.atte RV acceu Call now! (714 )918·44U . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~! ocean. cily h gb\1 • mountain views Lu.s- I LIJ n 1 M. ltdow1 Georie Charles Realty ia proud lo present .\be bomea o f Laeuaa Meadowa, a new, private ~ community that we ree.1 typUaes tM ideal Ii vinl en viroruneot Silwded aaaimt the gen Au lhLo. ~El Niguel 3br, St.M.000. Custom Reahy mvm SJMSfl. • 2 BR,bouse, clin. rm., couatry kitch. Many ex· tras. $84 ,000 Firm . 21 T~ock. by owner. beautiful Broadmoor • Plan V, 4 BR, 3 ba, 3--car .. YllALTY gar, A IC, gar d oor openers, smoke detec ton, sprnklrs. crystal chandeliers, lrg yrd . fruit trees & more As sumable loan. quick e&croW. 752.029} ISLOCATIOM .IMPOUAtn? 4 8dnn. 1~ t>atb home hm tbao VJ mile Crom the beach BeautHully decorated home with new eartbtone carpet. Low maintenance landscpaping for carefree wedtends Call ITI4)SJMS71 or968-4433 ~21. IMERYllALTY A Elt'S DBJGHT Hard lo find S bdrm, 3 bath Landmark 8aC'k y ard bu1 It for run Includes firering. d o:.e to ocean & a 1 year homl· guarantee avaalablc Call for more 1nf-o (714)~71or968-4433 EMERY REAL TY WALK TO BEACll 3 bdrm 1 ·~ ba By o .. ner Sl 10,500 93:J2 Le1lan1 Or 193-7403 3 Bedroom. den. 2 bath.., La.rite pnvalc yard A-.k mg $124.500 Call 963 IW3 IYOWHY Nt>ar be»c.h . 5 bi. 2~t bath, formal d1n1n J: room, family room, cov ered patio. new carpets ~.000. Cal~ 962-067K .,..,... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEAT IT! 4 Bdrm, 2a,c, ba. $109,500. Try to beat this motivat- ed seller·s price. 631·1532 or64&-~ SWiil SPECiAL $71.000 Imagine living in Irvine for only $781000! A super home decorated w /com. foruble surroundings in· cludinl central air & many community ac· tiviUes for your fmly. 552-4477 Woodbrid&e Estates 3br 2.,., ba, crpts, drps, , pro land.scap·g, patio ovr, many uJ>irds. xlnt loc. 103 W. Yale Loop. Open Sal /Sun 1·~ BY OWNER: 64()-2360. IYOWHEtl ln TURTUIOCk This J...Cbr home as pnced well below mJtt Owner will work with you to ar range financlng at s:i. or 10% w 1vanous down paymts & no loan fet>1> 2nd avail Th.l s 2 story home ts rucely loc near schools.churchcs,sho~. uv rm. dan. ram rm. II{ lutchen, 2"'2 ba. 2fpk ~ 2-car garage. ~ sq ft Must ~! Call Don Olk at ~9609 or 751-4642 for AWl Ponderosa Hames Last chance to own a rrugruficent modt'l Sun danee Townhoml' in lht• prime vtlla~e or Nort}i-.ood· Only 1 urut rema in111.: or a single·story Sundant•t• Townhome It r~ur<'" 3 bedrooms. Tbath ". fireplace in hvmg room mtc rowa-.c oven 1n lutchen. wet bar, & 2 cJr garage with auto ma Ill' ~arage uoor opener $114,490 Ponderosa Homes will pay up LO S2SOO c.n non recumnl( cloi;mg co:.ti; & up w SlOOO against your moving costs upon rt• ceipt fro m IHTni:ocd mover F'OC' further details. l all Roxanne al 1714 1552 8AA7 from 10 am to 4 pm New luxury 5 bdrm homl' m NORTHWOOD Up graded, 3 car ~ara~c. 2700 sq fl SHS.000. 10 , down. Call SS9-Sl76 Beaut det· 3 Br. dming rm. den. a c. spnnklers Assume s ..a.', loan Bi.500 752-8191.559-6139 Pnce reduced Tor q11a ·k sale. Rancho San Joa quin ,San C arlo s townhome. 2 Br + den. 2.,., Ba, parquet flooring, w et bar, 3 pool s. golfcourse. $139,SOO 1166-1Z7$ WOODIRIDGE 38r Sl20.000 S Br S18S,OOO 642-0U2, 644·6687 CALIFORNIA HOMES Shan> 3 bedroom home with used brick front and fireplace, new earth.tone carpets and rresh paint Asking tlll ,500. MST CUSS! TURTLIROCll HIGt&.AMDS TOWMHOME ~ly new 2 bdnn. 2 ba. Oi>lc in hv rm, cent AIC. upgraded lhruout. Dramatic mstr swt.e . Great local.loo & much, much more! Call DOW! ~l.501 Real Estate ---- \HVBlSITY PARK Popular Stllnford Townbome Prime areenbelt loca11on Master bdrm swte with vaulted ceilings flreplace, balcony Add large b~ked private pal.io overlookinl( park Over 2000 :.q fl Only SH9.500 Call now ' Ager.I SSl-46112 Ev~ DH:aFtB.D OMLY $103,500 ~ cuJ-de·sac lot Patio home. Elegant detor w lush l:10dsc .i p1ng cov·d palio w red'4ood deckinl'(. nice icarden area. ah:o air cond ct--· to schoob. pool:. & :.p<s 75&-1.501 Real Est,;.1le Locj..a ~cc~ I 048 ••••.•.•....•....•.•... CALI~. CLAS SIC . 180 ~eg wh1ll' v. alt>r View. nr be.it•h ~ Bdrm J•, bet +dt•n. rlbl lot On1• ol a kind $400,UOO 1s a 5lClll $100.000 d<JWn UJ'>Y term:. O ~NEH C a I I f o r .1 p p·t 714 833-JSSI or <199 42.47 2br. rrpk . DH ~ );:Ul'.l>l l\.5c Ocean \ u wall.. to bch, town $1 rn 1100 Owner 494 2212 DBJGHTFUL View from e\ ery room 2 Hdrm. 2 balh. :.1:duderf .i.rea Lrl? lari:.11 & \'lt.!'4 cle<'ks Si?40. 000 ZAGRODZK' REAL1'0R 494-8011 1My Swore Tliey WOl/ld l'W •ft' Move when they purrha.sell this hilltop "dream home 2 years ago, but JOh opporturutiei. 11re tak1ni:: these owner'> out of the area 1lus ii. a rare op· portun.ily to purcha..o;c a home 50 spe<:1al , "0 UOI que that the pre!lent owners dread leaving• nus gracious ,llome h!I !> all the elemenl'I or con U'asl that you. 100. wall treas ure · t:nRl1s h rnanorho use feeling, s urrounded by the n.igged natural beauty of the tulls of LaRun a. com· plete with the modern pleasures of a 700' deck & built m wturlpool spa An unparalleled ocean vie w adds further character to IJus lovely residence: once you view this ome yourself. you 'II understand why the sellers have loved it so much. Please call t oday for more information. 67S-751Z MUSTSB.L THISWEIK!! PLUSH 2 Bdr .. 1.488 sq.ft. r--------U. PK. Townhome. LAST TIMI vouu.sa THISADI! PllCI 51.ASHID 11500 ASsuMAILI LOAM IYAllUll. CURRIMTLY t.tl'Atl Ona' wW co.udel' 21'4 I !Alme«bt-.tl ITOWI 1111 .... .,,~ ..... TurtteroellrHldent r..... 'troodly, elaann· !'1-/t.I:. er. i::: w.; .. ,... • '*""'· ~,.,.. .... ~.r=:o!.:1~ .......... ........ , .............. .... .., .... .., mt ....... er Uai•.-.ff.7. Wai tlN,110, Kew an• l'nw -.&r. ...... Alk .. Dr. ~· RE/MAX. Patri c k , at-1288 Turtle Rock !bl~~~· t)' tO' buy ·• bdrm. Stllnrt Model bt one ol die fllMlt appreclat.lq ..... la lt"rioe. Tb1a one 111 mama. okl louted oa a quiet eul-de·aac, ... puols!Md lot. )luy ... radt1. Woa't IHt -..JiurrJlt MIWHOMI l&OWN~ COASTCO S 3 ltdrm. a balb. family rm. llouataln vltw. ll7S.000 ,AMQll•wte OCMMV.WS Oilllom cedar • slua 3 BedroQ.m home . Beautiful tUe w9rk tbro111llout . Spanlab =. ~ l&llb CU1*. -OLD,..._ ~ aome TLC ... but will reward 1ou for -. ac.. .-fl'Glll J ~~· ......... • ....... ~ ... DOU'l•U. ......... . I 1055 unoualy appointed, pre-sbte uea. Priced undtt market at '12S,OOO .(MERICAN HOME REALTORS 4!M-7S 13 494 100 l PK:TUl.E l'EllFICT TOlally restored, with hdwd. floors. French doors & windo..-s. a woodsy, secluded patio. pretty garden & a guest LIDll complete. the set Ung $189. 500 tie b1ll1ides of pre ••••••••••••••••••••••• suiious Laguna. these Rare 4bdrm stngle level spectacular homes are floor plan. Xlnt COt'ld. appo&Dted m the lradlt1on Fam rm w /fplc & wet d Urnelas quabty ~ un· her. central A/C, over paralleled convenience. · 2IXXll!lq ft., Member nlle Priced from 1250.000 lh1s Forest Beach & Tennis JS a rare opport.un1ty lo Oub. Priced to Sell: Al· pW"Chue a new coastal swnable. By Owner, aft view home 1n the 6. Principals Only. beaul!ful community of :;.s;wg13 llAL IST ATI SALES D .•. ManbaU • Asaoc. is looting for creative, auiasive, individual& wbo are intereeted U. eanuag a sublnantial ift · ~ tn residential real eltat.e WI Newport. Beach. JI you are such a person, Pease call 644·9980 for an im.erview. CHAIM COTT AGE ldeaJ 5'at1er home or wO(>kender. 10 papular Wood!; Cove, lhls 2 bdrm home has 1nf1n1te jlU6SlbWleS SlJ9.!,oo ~Beach ut-!-Please gave us an op ..-Vlefo 1067 D.M Masholl&As~ . porturuty to !ihoW Olebe ••••••••••••••••••••••• 34CX:>Yt0 Oporto homes to you 11.1 .............. Be h 9%ASSUM"10M ·~· oc 675-7512 Upgraded tbru-out. 3 (J l'4)f>44.<m) ~ · MYSTIC 'AU ~rene mt & canyon Vlews With glJ mP11~ of the ocean Thi::. spac1oui. 4 bdrm fJmily home has beefl freshJy Cll~led & pamt.ed $189 :JOO 11t• r .. t • '"''•',. •• hi' ',,, .. ' ( .... 'Ill .. l l •'•-4 • • .... I •4 '• • ~ " I I • 0C AHYIEWS £\t•<1,ant. lari:c J W :! balcoru~ + p.iU••:. Uni~ $149, 995 RE MAX Palrlck. 631 l2fJ6 WAUCTO CRESCENT BAY from enher or lhl''>C' u111 o~ :'1111 Lacuna hul'll'' CJll ror dl-t~1b YOUHGAHD leAUTIFUL! 2 br with bn<'k lrpl<" \ a IJ I t c d t· ,. 1 l 1 n ~ ., b:l.ll oo_v f clntt'<l ' ;ird .l l':\r j;ar Ikad1full) I.It• ,,Cf.rated Onl> SlOR ~> HURRY' GOOD INCOME, LOCATION& POTENTIAL forOie.ta Mes<t dUIO bod) !>hep Ur.:ent' Mu't ~di• Onl y U .SOO Call for de lalb 17 ••1499-1378 11u1831 ·7353 St:A PROPERTll-:S, I.TU. Jl77t COAST HWT S0Vl'1 t AGVHA CA tlUI .... $5,000 Rect.:tiot1 L.Alott DAY SPECIAL Good lbru 5PM Sept 4 90% AMA..CCIMG AVAIL.AIU Condo·s Rushe 5phl ltvcl with fireplace ~luxe Wespa&sauna BROKER WILL COOPERATt~ Near Ocean 440 Cypress at Locust Otf1ce open daily 10·6 494·431S. Other t 1 mes dH62S Let nng·Leave message. WHITEWATH VU 5cM1c10US 4 bdrm. home on a QUJet slrfft. many fine amerut1es. 1259.900. MOLAN ....11 .. 661-1161 COJ ~ ~ThaRGokt 16 Commerc1•l unit:. on Pfl me l.a ~lill.a Beach corner un 1rreplat l'ablt- \alue-Owner fmdnc-1nlo( v.·1~h 25'. \.111v.n Onl) t.Jildm.: •If th•' ty~· < ur rently nllt'rt-d for '><llt 111 La.:ww ' l'nct'd nl(ht .Jl 156.S.CJA.1 I 0 Day SfM<ial! Oc-ean \tew South Laguna lot . JOO. 000 r u 11JU'1lt'd1at<'IY ra15e ca .. h 1Jwncrs haH' redut l'tl this l1Jl u o.ooo. rrom SJ91),(1 hut onl) ftir IU d.i~'!. Bu) 1t nu"' · OwMt-dHpttatc! oc e a n \ 1 l'"' r ..i m 1 h homt· 4 bdrm" '1ud10 4pl . an 1-.l ., loft Ov. m·r r1nanc1ni: ll Jlh 2~'· d<t i4 n ~ t t· .i I 11 I 11 1 ~.llt.lJ' 04.7551 A GREEN THOUGHT C"4 THE.SHADF. Loe .it ed Ori • t'C l ud f."d j1. rlXJO d' ti SllOKT STROLL FIH>M TH F. BEAC H A~O VILLAGE W o trl"S1'A:-.:u1:-1G \'IEW OF THF: SF.A l 'n1que l~Y> stor) urch\tet'ture w dt-taJled exterior ol BOARO & BATTEN WEATHERED BY THE SALT AJR Spacious 3 bdrm & fam rm floor plan ser\'1ced by 21, baths. feature:. hv rm w RAISi:D CO PPER HOODED FIREPIT. ParqUC"l Ooors, WALLS IJ GLASS & EXTE~SIVE USE Of-' WOOD S H U TTt:RS Master SUlle opens thru s liding glass wall to enclosed · ·sECR ET GA.ROEN.·. the l'unous may fi nd separate WORKSHOP STUDIO RM. For tho&e who seek a home w t charm . warmth 4c pnvacy, 10 the much desired No end section ol Laguna Be a<'h. we believe this is a rare find. SZ 15,000 M Priu CALL TODAY!' MISSION UAL TY 985S. Oat. Hwy, Laguna ..... 494-0731 ColdweH Knt1-w•r11 Ql510ENllAl llR()l((IV.'Gl COMPANY OPIM IH MOMAICH SUMMIT 11: Beautiful B-Plan unit. 2 bedroom + den, 2 bath view home, $134,000. SEE HAL CARDWELL AT 22871 MARIANO DR., OPEN 1-5. LAfiUMA HILL TOP Brand new 3 bedroom, 21h bath. formal dining room; quiet street. on double corn er lot. owners anxious ; $179,500. Sd & SU9 IM DAMA POtMT Within walking distance to both! Dramatic ocean and coastline views from this custom remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath multi-level tiorne. Great for entertaining, with expanded wooden decking from 3 levels; street to street lot; offered at $197,50(), I A COd'WILL 1»118 CO • 496-7222 831-0838 ,..,.. ...... .., .... •·•·-------......-.... ........... ·-·· .... _ ..... ,. Bdrm Madrid plan I aoac TO w added ram1ly rm, 2 rrplcs and a $58,500 as-RACH sumable 9i;; In Only 3 bdrm, 2 bath beach Bl.000 home in a private eom- 414-7211 munity, freshly up- graded. Call today! 64S-7171 \ I t. ._ .. '• J • , , • -'"-·~;9~~%! [~ ltiAill Elosun~ loan i:. easily . --==•=-=!!!!!~ assumablt-you really can a;{f ord UlCi be.au.tJl ul home' Sedude~. d r amatic & 1mm;,cul.itc th1:. J lir oetAHYllW Lg 4 bd. view +. $235.000. RE /MAX , Pat.nck, 631-1266 . tul~1de humt-featurl''> ·---------lll6ll> d~1~1wr touch\'-. 1- Come ~~ lht•m you~df ~l· n> h<Jldin~ .1 l'f-IA M PAG:-..E O~·n llouw th.-. Sunda~ I 5 Call rur m rorm:i11on 67S·75 I 2 CGil l{mf~ ,, l~:Al])' KY 0 \\-:-0t-.K OPE:-> I ;, SAT ~l-..., ,\ ''u me 9' . l"''d.\ :!..'I' 3hr 2'1bJ. ram &. rim rm Jll bltn' lntrl J1r \'>Im c r ph drp' :! 'r<. S1 l!*.!Alll ~l )\~ .. . f ~.~~~ ... !?.~~ HEB>TIME TOSEll n 1)14nt•r "'Ill 1 •10-.1111-'r ll·<L.-.e opt •JO WbldndlOI! Ha}~hon• LJn \I' hvme 3 Bdrm ~~uc.-... 1 3 lta. fJm1 I) rm &•.1ut p.il111 & deck '4 llh ha) 111t-w s:tl8.8000 <..'arol Tatum. Rea.It.or 494 ~ Plea~ <'all r egartl1ng thr po6SlbiJJty of a trade 1n NEWPORT SHOIES '2 Br + d<•n. move 1n rood Sl 111.000 J Br smitle '>l). need:. work Steal for Sl00.000 Walk to bc;.ach, pool. teo nLS from either of these 642·8850 Ai?ent p_.. •c Ocecm V• Plllos V mies \.0 Ca Uil.an a Exec lu.iunoos home. Beaut.aluUy landscaped 3 BR 2'? Ba. Pam Rm. 2 rp :. SZT9.000 f~ $75.000 Ow Ava1l w rt\8JOr (in & 9-..,,: 7\4-644-0484 . 760-92811 Mo~fyMq 3 Br 2 Ra w v iew, full pnct' 19SK Only ISK down $1450 mo Alt\ 67$-~ (';)(l'CUllYt' Y l~W home. guarded comm . pool. :.pa . tennis. bright. :.pac1ous Convt>nient location 3 Br 2 Ba Te rm s S269 .5 00 . ()wnr Agt ~9315 Hl'altors ~HMScd~ 2117 Vista Laredo 3 Br 2i,, Ba, Etistbluff condo Prof. decorated ~ earth lo(les. on lush grnblt w /meandering walks. Close t.o schools & shopping Ti\NYA HARBOUR 646-5096 833-1357 ...rtGTS Open 12-SSat!Sun/Mon "22 FULLERTON OON, Completely res tored pal>() home w /930 sq rt ••• garage, for RV . boats, give up' Call about lhJs workshop, orftce etc. s harp Harbor View Sl42,SOO. Joan L1veJy. ·Monaco" ll's pnced IUU.642-4799 nght & owner may help --------- finance' Only SlS8.900 l•--------fee ~'7221 __ w_H1dff Realty Mewport.Wph REDUCED $6000 Im l'l'JBC. 2 bdr bome with l5X37 boo us room . Priced right at $129,500. COMPLETELY REMODELED. 3 bedrm, 2 ba. w trornal DR. de- corated in earth tooes. Skylights, French doors & much more! Just listed at $162,000 Call Rae Jain., All. 631-1266 W7ALTAVISTA IASTIWFP OHM" HIT 2 BR 2Ba CONDO w /f"&replace -Sl•.500 ; POSSlal IM/o.t. 1 BJl 1 Ba CONOO SlJ0,000 UASIOFUFI 2 BR28a+dea wtrrplc Dbbwaber, lrUb comp. washer /dryer • $$95 fmo lfM.. ISTATI SALIS °"4 •c: ...... Oftke NEEDS YOO! Jcm the W-uuU.ac Team! ~ localioo. com· puter video tape, top CGll!tlDiuiant. Call Loi.a. Open Sat/Sun./1100. 1-4; a mu1t aee for 'dis · criminaUn1 buyen; 4 ¥rm· home wtt.h all \he .. W ............. AJ.DM.iUes! A+k>c*Uon. .... 675-1771 SZJl,500 lnt ludlnt land! ~~~~~~~~ ,., 875-!830. c..:N SAT A IUtf IJ.5 .... "'-llllt .... llome. eo=• re-., .. ma -.. llUl ..... with to,!.~fi '• tread ......_,By°"'*'· lK toward atartuUoa ,_--__ -.. __ m_..,. __ . __ tbeN woa't be tnan1 ...... a bedroom, ·~ blda .._.cm La,..e Iota. ......... IDOV• f ou Wit ... ~ ftauced ~ c.u fOf'dltalla *** . --=•••t.•tt Pool+~pa+Oc••• Ir . Prt..., Priced .... milt ........ .......... pwtk . ~!f:i re .. rM WI= ... Newport _._..a. ....... ·--···~~ .. ..... _ a\. C1 calil. --...... ........ • ..... -·· ._J OCblftOMT HOMI on the Gold Coast of ~11Qtt Duch 3 BR. 2 be ~bome with m1.teh C'bu-m 0..ner w1JI °Cllr1')' ~ TD al lln 111t only w1tb !~'< d n Agen t. ti4~ St64 645 6374 o r ~O MF Write Your Deal! ~II 'rr.ide Exchg He!>t prt cl' 4 BR 1n SeaVlew. private gated W~ community. Lge y ard ._.,.STA HOME · w1vk'iws. SeHer A.nx10W1! They enjoy e comfort <-:.all Jo-1\nn Doran d a superb QJe 111 d 759-0619 choice loc io n. Th1i. er.otinPortfoUo !fl>ec•al ho~e provides """" everyUung needtd fur • PropetYfH. lftC. gracious ln 1ng at 1t'~ ~~-~~~~~~ finest. Lge 4 Br. 21 , b<1lh home w it~ a J<1c u 1.11 PLUS the alvanl~Re u( a trd\Xied 1 Bdrm. 1 bath ~ unl Ab!.olutely ~ -ol the r mest lQ the ~. call loda) 979 S370 ALLSTATE --~~L..TORS "" UDO ISLE. sunny & spac1ou-. 4 Bdrm. 4 bath home m cent.er or exrw.s1ve Lido Lsle! Speeutl teaturel> m elude. central sccun ty ).i g ht1n g con trol , 2 (irepla ces, toty family room. patJo For more tn· formation Call 673 8550 (ij'Naiu1 IAYSHOUS ap.. Sat ,/5utl 12-S 2802 Cif.cle Dr. Bea ullful 4 BR 3 ba on fee ground Newly re - rmdlt.'<i new rpts/drps and copper plumbing. Owner motivated Sub· ITlll all off(•r.,,. Owner wtl I cmTY lSt TO al 10~ int. ooly with 29'1 d n. Agt. 00.5164 or 64.5-6374 MEW LISTING PRESTIGE TOWHHOME Muc h :.ou g h t a fte r Newport Terrace. Only <WW like it on the market. Sharp! Pnct'<I to sell UD· d er Sl00,000! H u r r y ! 545 ~t91 Real F..s tate NEWPORT SHORES 2br + defi . l"-ha. $11~ ooci -...... -----.-242 Ced.Jr 615 6411~ •HO QOAUFYIMG• Owner C.lr\ly Sl0.000, tak e ove r fanlastJc opt.Ion on 3 BR t>M.'t' home Won't last. Owner 5-11 0210 n.c + StTte =Profit Paint brusn + talent + eupet.s + 1magina11on. ---------1 equals beautJful 4 Hdrm ''UVE OH UDO" h o m e su r rounding sparlWng PoOI tn Corona And expentnce the good del Mar AJI th1b µJ u:; hle nu~ home IS indeed pnvate beaches Hurn . a n en t e rt a 1 n e r ' s call 673-8550 par ad a!>e 4 .000 sq ft. r~· • ,·. bonus r m. recenUy re· WISTSIOE t:OHDO OCEAN VIEW, ~talina view, 3 bdr • 2YI ba., Sl09,900. C all !J ohn Marshall. Aet. 631-l.2166. COMDO Beacb area. 2 Br, den. 2 ba, excellent location. for tbi.s 4 year youna un· it. $114,000. Holbs Wood RealU>r. 67S-8676 $500000WM New 2000 sq rt. 3 BR t o wnbm . Ass um e balance of $170.000 at SlS75 ma.. Principles on- ly. CaJJ owner 645-S399 HA.DOR VIEW Somerset 5 Brm , l"R 2 fTl>I. els lo pool & An· del'son schl. XJnt cond. Open Sat/Suh 12·5 at 193s Port Edw a rd P l . ~5. $240,000 ftt. HARIOR VU HOMES ./ JUST USTID ~=P~• MoM1go Mel °" '"~ SpacicMtt 4 ... ... story floor .... ..., located. o..r-e.. pwc~ _._. ............ Ml. Caltolff 544-941 I [~ ~ modeled Amenities lf~l}:· . .:I f~~t ~~~~rl a t its S-0-.te 1076 --~~!~ .. ~ ...................... . (~i~f.1 11\UiitfaJ WOODSY CUSTOM , IAY SHORES Brilliantly conceived ,This king sized bar gain Real E.5t.tt.e new contem p . bu1 It (eatures 4 bdrm , 2 b:.i , around matu r e t rees lam. rm . & a!J!>olutc·ly WESTCUF£. Split·level, cedar, glass •tabu lo us Inca ti o n Beautiful 4 Br, 3 ha.Lots & oak of finest qlty. 3br Lowest pnced homt· on of plants. fabulous pool, 2'hba. sep. din. Jennair •Qwel ins ide slre~l of stove, indoor r edwood Cl replace RV access. olf p.ri vate ~Jll'11!Uarded 1 spa mstrsuite. 1-'iacr e rommumly As!>urruiblt• >nced n Rhl at-$lS9,950. · Canyon & oc ean vu SANTA AHA Mone y Maguine bas pubbsbed thal San La Ana is the place lo buy real estate. We h ave 3 homes t.o buy for under 170.000 Ca1J now! S40-l666. (ii# C?:J#'~t:~ REAL F.STAT E s...tleoch 1081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~PUCHONTHI BEACH ~Y ocn front home wrth M a,gnaf1~nt View. Modem ZBr. 28a. lg lJv. ing/d1n10g rm. Used bnck frpk , lg upawrs slUang rm fac111g the OCD. Xlnt rmanang. CAU.. TO SEE 14#>.5501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·&..,..Nlcpel Golf COWM COftdo Opeft Sat r.-· ' -5 l1Sl6 WfftHIM 2 Br lower wut m West Nine. Compl. remodeled Lowest priced unit in lhe area. SBS.000. FAUST A vrr AU Realtor 497·2426 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCUH DUPLEXES New 3 bedroom ho mes + apt. Stonis Constr 6464414 OT 492·1393 HEW 3226 lrood St. H.B. Eacb urut has 2 lg Br':> & den. 2 xtra lg p\1. pallos . 2 frplcs. 2t;;Ba. loads of wallpaper. Agt. 979-5099 Pridt of oWn.nhip 4-P1ex near S.C. Plau. • U.5GM at $219,000. >P1ex dntwn H Beach, l.2.5 GM a l $270.000, 20"'r down. by owne r, !2', to .,agents) 7Sl-MS5. L« Nwpt &h. ocn view. 4 up/3 dn. some furn incl .sz lS. 000. 675--0922 ' 9UAIL PLACE A true value at 2''69.UOO _ ,.;.1 ~ ~. Plon.«TIES .. 10,-TII 1:10 P.M.I 1oan &nex1blef10anc1ng ~ PRc'Tlr r $350 ,000. O wn /agt )hlrry! Won't la!.l' CJll I HOM€~ 'c._U_S_T_O_M_B_E_A_C_H ~~~~~~~~I ,631·5596 3333W CoastHwy, NB HOUSE Wal i 1ht' 1091 --------- . POOL & SPA 64S-6646 2br. i ~ba , hot tub ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~=~.~~rr. Sall w/secluded ci,a.a.YOD v1,ew $75 900 "" f Br 4 Ba. tncludes S'S> ~ bdrm. ''Somerset .. oo pal.lo, walk to bch. nu • abapes & sl.leS. CaU now swte & gam e room greenbelt w/only 1 adja· pejnt,crpt.a&Ule.Owner launac:ulat.e 3 Bdrm.' 2 formot:'einlo.~3666. Family rm , d.mmg rm, cent house ExcellenUy 4(12..S1Jl5. bath. L«e cool back yard ~----;-= 151 "1ltra lrg lol Ha r bor View marnl. lllStde & out. Spa 1---------w1lh covered pa t io . .........,.. l ill i f.:f '•9 Hom es . R 75.000 r ee U1 back yd & view of ca-OBVIOUS QUALITY ts Homeowner's delight. _ _ ()pen SUn 1 5 1845 J>l)rt nyon h gbts. $249,000. apparent lhru-out this CaUtosee REALESTATE St anhope Pl. O\lner 644'...ual magni.flceol 4 bdr m. 3 IUH,,wo..lr 75&-92m ba. professionally de· 51'.-1461 W, ... ~ TO BUY signed home. EnJoy ap-••v owti«a • ~I prox. 3300 I Q. ft. of NplShoTes. Sl03.900 3 or 4 BR Condo lo Npt spacious 1.tvi.ng in one o1 OllilrltN lst.h 1 '-'hilts from ocean Beach Bh.tfs. Principa{.I the mosl p r estigious ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca.Ufor dehils on).y.DaysSSB-.Ev~ areas ol San Clemente. Maille..._• 548·3851 . 700-m94 Over $25,000 of pro· FarS. 1100 ....................... FOUl~.M. 1-lear oew, 3 Br owners unit, 2 ba, frpl, Z·car pr .. 3-2BT.2ba, urut.a. TSL lnvst.mta &&2-160'3 I 6 DB.UXI UHITS PBlllE EA5l'SlDE. CM EASTSlOE C.M. S PAC IOUS HO M E & DUPL EX Sl95.000. 642-2510or646 4848 12 two Bdrm urut.:., room for 6 add1t1onal un1ls :!ml; 2049 Walla ce. C~ta Mesa G~s ~.280 ,.r Sl45,000 dn Balan.l'f• $42n,OOO on rontract 20 yr aul>-Onhnallon Pnn & ml. $.lSO() mo S48-2020 TllPUX t1l.ct.c•d DAHAPOIMT Three 2 Br +den. frplcs. pauos. dbl gar'!>, only 2 yr.> <Md Owne r will carry ~2ndat 9':.I $207.000 Don Tyler A!ssoc Realtor.. 67 5--4000 Dup le x Capi str a n o Beach, ocean view. very dean, 2 yrs old. 3 u r encl guage. large puho. very low ma 111t Each un I\ has 2 Br. 2 Ba, laund·ry area.. large rooms, great storage, dshw~ A hne invest ment ! Sl 79,000 0wnr /Agt 548-8665. FORESTE OLSON ·-· ... n.,~,,.., 20N I 2 Newpo r.t Heigh t s houses, 1·3 Bdrm, 1·2 Bdrm , pr i d e or OW'lientup. $44,000 down and assume loan. Call to- day 714~9393 12 UHITS +pool 12 Cor>ta Mesa units. only 9 l lJmea aroar>. Ren~ are bdow market . XJnl -upside Owner w1U help f UW>ce. Stt lb.ls today, call 834-93113 savee TOWNHOUSE TYl>E LUXURY UNITS • .-Ith OCUQai.r .•• 000. SCOTT llAl.TY SU-7133 I v OMAJIHI .... -l'"Y ATE reutonal landacapins • "',....,.. --"' means Ullo home ls re · 'Pao Qr a m ' c v i e w • Pvt 2.8 acre estate w /lg ad;y foe ll vtn& & enter· $210.000, 4 Br 2 Ba, xlra house, 2 guut houses, 16 lainiog. A .qujet U · *>BILE HOME BU Y ·SELL· R E NT. 2 Bdrma each. I~~~~~~~~ 111ESTARNESCO. l- 4}·rg cl.lnih<> rm, slaioed stall bone barn, bu&e ec&iU ...,,5 000 .. ..i..u.... ......_... p·.. 01c, a ve area. -· , . gl&u, redwood fri>lc, ex-• nou.o& •uia ... ·• ()pea Sat/Sun 11·5:30 • <'Jlllldonal lot. <>wner anx· RJ'OOID'a room, magnifi-wlldys 3·6 . \OS Via ·klua. 21M5 ....... eia. 759-1914 cent VHl'W of the Back z a pa t C I . f I .._.... Bay, lush landsc a ping 8 •. • 1 • FINANCE ..... ..._Stor9 ....... c...... CALLUS6'1·1021 r. IY OWNER abounds. Contact Jim ~es. 661•3606 or CJl.arminl 2 Br 2 Ba, on Fl a nders agt. <714) ir-Lo.-water. fully carpeted, 838·5970 dya. (714) --MOBILEHOME frpk, new abate roof, 51B-578'7evea/Wknds. C4t•w 1071 IN~~'I:ON ~r pipln• la FORSALEOR LEASE: 3 -··················· New•ms-rtreaalMI~ ste, pvt beach. doCk bdrm 2 ba, den, •pool. BJ oner. llllp6on m.u. 4 f\.u. iDfo call Oraae 64().6'7U MEWPOUIUCH Various loc. on Penin. Ir Nwpt Sbrs avail. All a men ities. Presently leased. Tum·k'ey opera. Uon. Property msmt av.U. m-ell, BKR. COSTAMISA 4...._•ILM 56UMITS IRAMDMEW ~ OepndaUon. No rent coab'ola. Pride ol ownenbip. 8 h 's ll'ON· 75~ttJO J 9UAIL PLACE NOPBntS• S!urd!y..~ 1, im DAILYN..OT °"'9r' ... ...... Ote.w .... ...... ..... "' .... . ...••..•••............. .....•.....•........... ...................... ..., . .._,.GJll'iy 2000 ua::: .,._.. ..... ,_.__.. .,A.I.• ........... ... . ,. . -.... • • •••••• 2400 -·················J 4iftD ~ .., •••••••••••••••••••• 1 ... ..-.------~ T•Y_.CWc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R 2 lol. :SO xlZ2"'2 '. 2 blU from ocean. level. pnme Nol.aguna locallon, PP. ~ 2.3 ACRE LOT .... wporl leodt Hane P'ropet ty Some b ack bay view. fantasUc area for huge ranch horn<' + barn & stab~ Call Jim n an ders t7l41 831S·S970 dys, (7 1 4 1 58 1 ·571!7 eves 'Wknd.s 'ri«&ARCHIAY Magn1f1 cent Ocea nfrt l:*lg Ille. near ly 1 a cre SLtm.OOOCastL Secluded rove. wtute s url below Pvt gu ard )i?ateo c om . mun1ty w bt!l beacb. t.ean1s crts. CIO$t' By Owner. 499 3070 v.k.nds. ~wkdJlys ----SC>ectacu.I ar OC't" an v 1 e w •., ac lo<. o"erlooltmg Rancho La Costa golf & l.agooo Sewer. atthrtec Lura.I plans. a ll s urveys, t e rm s S2 1 5 000 J..QHZJl ---- 2300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUIHOFTHE CIMT'URY CHARM dec<w' ol t.h1s 1903 home rertect s u nde r s lilte d depoce. On 9 acre. the private lane g iv e'> seclusion with a view qf mountains and valley On a tree sheltered hill near B EAUT tf'U L DOWNTOWN Ht-:M t:T 'This prestige m101 -+"!tlate has oott.age for f<U~l.'J r>r ca re taker Sl76 000 Rio' Owner 1714 iliS2 4'111 40 u So CoJorado. SlOO do wn. S175 mu lioL S:SIM.~ ---ltmdws.. F91M, ~" 2700 ·····••················ •Mew 6e•t. rro· OftYl.,~tlome • MODOWH ! .,. Govt. llaJdn It E·Z " &o~,S&op Renttnl ·, Ym'ERAN BROKER LET PHONE RING l i t-5102 Ot4 THl IEACH 7br, 2ba, frplc, $750/mu • A~a.11 918 6 113. l26 E . <.h'ean Front. Ba lboa Penn. lnqwre al pro· perty Ccipistrano Beach 3 I I 8 ....................... RENTQC!<;AN1''1WNT ~ 2bdr~ home on thv 11and. pvt Capo llch ltd. au amerulJe. S62S mu, Wint.er.~ mo. by yea1 ~ Srrulh 4\H 4777 OanaPoint 3126 ...•......•........ ~ ... uper l br o;mall vtlla Qwl't ~o pet-. $275 ~orC7l-211U dl\front deluxe 2 br t ba . puol. '<'<' u rt t y ~:n2A or 12131433 498» lrtilw 31 44' .. •................••.•••. ACU HC>aSE RAHCH H4nl htt "·'" Joaqu11\~ ·~ 'o"'n home. 2 Br;) ti.A 1111 !J<·l• Kt-fs r~ q l.D ru.l 640 72 JO S59 SS! lti !I 10 acre• b<>r'>t' prn~·n \ 111 Orange Park AnP-. 0eautJ!uJJy ma 1nt:uned 1 bdrm hnm1· l.J r~1· len<:t·d Jr .. n'J and pa:.wn.• 3 co~ t'r\!d ..,lJll:. l. boll :.la.lb :-Ot•"" hJrO ..ind t at·k r1>11m l )ubtJ nd1n.: \<JIUI .it fl48.!nl don osen rP.alto n .; 3148 ·····•·····•·•··•····•· 3 An•h I~; . J H1L 2 hJ SOOO. ~1·Jrly Tum,.r \~ '>()( ~ 1177 4~ 4.'.i!ll 3 152 ••..•.•.••......•.•..•. 2 Br :! ba lrplc patio wJ.:>lwr & dryr1 1•nd u11 tl • INOI & J Jl p11' ~ m1J 495 0339 1m1 t-: 17th St n JSTIN 7ll :111 I twwporl leoch 3169 ----······················· R.ed&hlte r>nH• b' 111 \1,1 l.11111 - Exd rn )t 2100 'liord Lice ~ Hr, :! d.1a ••••••••••••• •• • •• •• • • • '4t defl &. pal.I() V,5 IUO Want to exchAnge rt-t.111 & )'rl\ wholesale hnf' Jt'"'elry store. San Clemente ror home SUS)o; $1~K l .ill Tom. 492 IHH> t•\ l''> 6l-UJ2 DEVEWP£H "i\ YfS T:id lboa Pl.'mn Pomt:! II• .! ba '>tn!lle IJm11) hom1• FULi> furrushed $700 mo Hh Wati'riroot Home-:. • 631·1400 Apt house. (or condi. 1 nn •ers1on Contact John Newport Cr~t (.'onrlu · 2. Cooper 213 54<i M.)i l BR. fam rm +den 21• za83l 1180 bath::. t'rplc, pool & ten- _. 1Ub l!fK' I S7 50 64.5 8323 T1lADEWJHDS Smlor n ui.enl Compl. lactl.i ues 2191 Harbor Bl. lt8ltals C.M Space renl SlSO 32' •••••••••••• ••• •• •• • ••• 2 bdnn I bhwk to ~at•h 203 I': Ba) $300 mv w10te1 or S400 yearlv CU\ Wt· Sal artn &111 Mon 10 L2am rrax. No pet.s. ~lSl. Halll.n fw1'i ~ ----...................... . Mi tc&.Dft«t. ~·lkmtd 3106 ....... 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM Spnngs. 2 Br 2 Ba. unlum. olfers tenru!;, glf. secur. many ~ra.s. Fan· nlas 1c vie w . P .P . 116. 900 714 1135--597 4 Ol1rm10~ 4 Br l amllv home. wm~r renW. lg pa tio . t r ec-1, $600. m.&Ul OCEAN FRO MT 3 Bdrm m ~uper locaL1011 1\\atlable for wmter n·11 uJ SUI.() mo Fu Uy furn Waterf root Homt!!> 631 MOU • NO PONER 5HoRTAGE at the t:>'l-OT power w ith a y 0 ur Ad st Life -00ubl~ p·iot & c oa-.. a, oa1IY ' .......... .,. ,_ ..... ~ Re~··· 108• ds p..nv ~ HO .. _., Pit l.2} opt .. p vt j aciusi .aew1y decor llr.UW, bMu&IJ'QUDda. CoWltJ lloblle Home ~rt'i~t:. ~·P.P.Evesbest .• ~t~ile~. ;!c;1.ct~:n:: _a...er __ m_..zm ____ _ Ilse Sat/Sua/llOO t ........... ~lo Mil. $.110,000. '71 Jtlnptoa dbl wide, • m.tnl5. . ~~ice~ =You-Selll51-*5 P.P.,llKU.£:i, Lowest price bl Cofta 10,. Tl l:Jt ,.,..., Ilsa. OalY lK down. 1-------- 0WC. A!wQI~. 4::-n:~ lo build z w.til.... ..... $1420 l.neome. Any merchM>dise '"' ,.,. p~d at S100 "'~u qualfies for a P110t Power Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 '~~ !rt 2 '-·Only tl12,0llt. S...A.9 , .. __ _;_,_::~;:_. __ ...,.. --=-~ DPlx. , ... _ ,_e ~ '74,000 IDcn. ·--·•••••••••••••••••• -._..... area., ~ ..., BonOrt. MIW US1'IM6 , anwd Bal* A: 40t.b. U.9'ohlll11• • ..-.-. BrV CO·Op. tu.1171 ... TMM .:P.,own~. Tbil '°'_.a • .._., -be liDld HOW! tJD. '•---------... ---llLI .......... -~-' SalllDklll._.l mtB. ' ' Bl CANYON Spectacular golf course estate. 6600 sq. ft., 'to 6 Bdnns, sin baths. Pool aod JacuzzJ . , • .... don ose n au-nn e11. $115,000. ea-mo. 6CNO'll MIWfOlrT llACH 12UMITI a oooa ,,._ OC&AM. 1MlllT1llllt1 )W LOW PBJCED al $611,0IO. o..-wm tnit. . ............ u..;.7717 Call today, we 71 bill )"OIJ °' charge If to your &tn#Americard I VISA °'Mister Charge (Alolotcycle ads must ~ prepaid) Deadline:Anytime before 5p.m. Tue.sday • Al,,.,,.. mwt ,,. prlc.d • Ad can run In eny appropnate classillcatlOll • SCny, no oomrwclal bu3ineues · Try the Power of the Pilot with an ad in "19 combln.0 Po__,., Of The Dally Pi/Ot and Coast LIFE· 0rlRl8 CD81l's W PIW ,_Pc tw ... Pait~ MlllldlSlll . ... ..... DAILY PILOT WINTER L ASE; Excel)t)onal l Bdrm Apt $380+ uUI. Bra(\d I Bdrm apt ""° + uUl. ·~. 8-yfroo.t. 2 atory I Br home PDO -Bayfront llome. N w • beaut 2 StQf)', ' BR. llUO <mloi•ltile dock apace) y £AR!. y L&A.SE': 4 Bdrm bowie. fum or unrum. S800 uul incl u eaytronl. Very harg~ upper duple" apt. Furn&&hed 4 Br. 3 ba, laun· dry rm • carport Boat moorlnt availablt-. Lou Brechtel & 1isoc10Le~ 61~·3331 229 Marine Ave, Balboa island • .. ]JOJ c.e..... >224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ltOltlAMOaS VlO 1.br '""' • WUl.Dtt IZIS Zbr kids palJo nice D503br ear kids l&e "204br kids pet.a house BtaUUful 4br, 2ba. lr& cor- Dlllt klL Have to .see to beJJeve Nr Newport POO. l.Jl-la.sl tt sioo dep. 1126472 557..012S Mesa Wood!>, very pvl .... l"-d 3206 back yard w /bbq & nu ....................... 9'edMI lat, 1\IJ la '"'•'•••· loll of a-.1.::~ .. N . ull .... ..... J144 ......... ............... . l • I ..._ CCllldo Mr, t ul1. pool ·'Th I.aha'" tUO /tUO. tami - ---\ Ir In quiet resldentJ•I ~ .._. i .aa .LGGdo ...., i bMt N)' '!' oeean. w.&dlt .,... "'° ftliO. _m_;,...ei_.'1Uf _____ _ JDd ni... w/pOol A Mal 2 Bdrm. l b•th. Vrly. "" MttW pwtOll 0.11 ...... '° l>Neb. Refrll Ul· ID-; ilt·l.m d. O•pd. •· m.21u COY£ patbM. 40' belc. -C.:-... Mlr J722 views '811 I )br, boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ava i l $14U ~t 1 br, patJo, -fr1*, pr. WIDter M50 J Br, (1,.,,.m, WMtcUff Vrty 9550. SD-Tm. boaa, quiet at, 9'JO mo C.... ...._ J7 J4 911t-1'0IO ...................... . Newport Kt.a Shn tbe. CASA DI OIO 4bt Sb&, 1'Clwood tub, ALL UTJUTIES PAID M.IDdeck. fpk. 2-car car. Compare ·before you •51' C"""9Jla·f.vM Did• tennia "'"· tblk to rent. Cua tom dealcn budl. lllSO /CDO. ~5211 fe'aturea: Spadou1 -· ror u.e tbr. ZYaba. ru~ rTJlt • cf11a, mt enviroo · meat Deerfleld Homa YllAlll1T NWPf CRE.51' CONDO-ldtcben with indirect IL h llebtinl, separate dining 38r. 2 lo'tBa. w.. lo be ' area, full leftath marble tmn.11 " pool, lie 1675 pull.alan JG batb, kiJlpize mo. MIH1L8 bedrooms, pool. BBQ, BLUFFS CONDO 4Br. aunouncled wilh plush New Woodbrtd&e Glen. 3 lBa. new paint ?MO Vis land•caping. ADULT llr,ai.rccnd,nopets $495 ta Nobleu StOO m o UVINGATIT'S BEST' mot Pb. 6'4~79 ~ NO PETS ---i Bdrm rut1li.ahed ~ Le new Woodbn"ae con do. 3 Br 2 Ba, ne ar park tpool. Ch ild OK . tim.M1·3442 lbdrm cottaae. yrd & 2 Bdrm funiifbed SC20 BBQ, 2blU from beach, »West Wilson $&25. yrly. 675--7970 Hk (710642-1971 -·•••••••••••••••••••• walerfall, 3 br. 2 bu. 4Br 3ba Exec waterfront frplc · $65-0 mo. Days a.....--. YTlu tse. BALBOA ~9165. alter 7SSH149 Le 2 Br 2 Ba condo an ,._._.., "J -------beaut. RanchlJ S,J , (or Mi k e 673 -0238 Sharon SPECTACULAR BAY VIEW HOME l Br mobile home. sns. Mature adult onJy. No pets. Quiet.. secure. 1991 Nwpt Blvd. 646-8373. ~ RLTY 8'13-8700 &Side 3 bdrm. garage swim. golf, tennis, SS75 Secui:ity system New lse. 642~. 540-75.58 li6oa ,......,. • lJ07 tile kitchen. xtra large ----- ••••-••••••••••••••••• fenced yard w /green Rancho San J oaquin . In.Ille & redwood deck beaut. 2 Br 2 Ba. I level, on Penin. Point Large 2 bdrm 2 b,. plus big 1&2 Br. $325 & 1350 Bltns. studio room. Partly ruro · adult..s, no s>et3 • 931 W llOO 1mo lse l9tb St. 548-0492. Near new. 3 BR home. $550 and water & no pets. Ownr agl clolSe lo bay l.i ocean ,,u.7210 cca 5BUI Beamed ceal's .. frplc . aardener 645-7673 No ~ . ,,_. Jacun1. Obi garace. pets. N~ Woodbndge V1lla1tc 11iOO Mo .. yriy. Bill Grun-NWPT HGTS-3Br. 2Ba. Green Condo. 3 br. t 1"1 dy,Rllr.67~161_ rrptc. huge rncd yd, dbl ba. ~ mo 673-1283 , LBr. garage, 5'00 mo car garage. ce.-.,am1c hie. 675-~1 1Z1Yl Abalone redwood deck. S6SO mo. 3 Br, 2Y> ba Woodbndge 673-5075 ~68 Condo. A C. end unit Mod 2 B-;-den. 2 Ba 3 bdrm 2 bu Easts1de '625 mo 644 4646 rrucrowavc k1tch . blk C M. No pets 2S5 Albert ~ l.ach 3248 beach S 6 O o Ii. e 5'50 llll&lut. S48 3765 ... ••••••••••••••••••••• 213f.J78-3ll9 3Br. l~Ba. cpts drps. no $700 On pnv beach Blu1t tum wmter 3 Br 21• Ba. ~ mo. 305 Montero I pets. SSOO mo. Lagoon V1Jla Pooh.. ten 631 -0496 n I S 7 14 4 9 9 2 5 :.! 0 MO-JU4 ' .Pool house. J Br 2 Ba. ft\lm. wmtcr 2 &. 3 Br. 2 Ba bonus rm w i Ba, yard & duplex, S475 & s.555 114 pool serv incl $615 E. Balboa BL 84-0-3244 548-2847 --. Cor'OftCI det Mor 32 22 .......•............... 3 Br, E.s1dc. :.! car l{ara~e. yard, rru crowavt• range. dryer, Pl'I r h1ld OK ~ 541M:JJI 21.3-103-0230 Nice 2 Br 2 Ba w. canyon vtew & Crplc, near new. &5 mo 838-8900 or arter 5.<l97·3644 Sen.<:oat.ionul ocean ''1cw. exec home -' Br 3 Ba . maid qt..-... close to C'lly &. Art f'est1val SJ:..•oo mo 64S--9334. ~ -64-U SAJ..ISBURV R EALTY 673tJIOO , 1 bdr Condo I Ver):illlC~I Deluxe On I.he Blu/h $525 mo 213 703 7099 213 ~1551 Wl<n ds 4 Br. 3 ba. walk to beJc-h cl'\hwhr. frplc. Sl695 mli Call 642 8850 Agent CL~AN S HA RP 3 br hou!>t• crpl..!>. tlfll6. bltn,., +-m1crov. av<'. dblt· ~ar v. opnr w clel' <Jr opnr Jom ·d pal'!~ 36541 mo WAn:Rfo~R()NT 3 br. 2 ba homl' on Ch:inncl. in C'I'~ !>hp ror pwr boat up lo 40' Obie gar + xlra prkg $1,:.!00 rl)f) JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 3276 For Lellse J asm1n1• ('rci•k ·Condo &l' i.:aie. pc,111l!>. lennL'>. pn v Jae $1000 mo C all TJn ya ul 83.1-1357 or 646 5096 llullet w loft 2 BR, 2 kA. den. skyhghl l'h arm1n.: touehes S of Hwy S625 673-1134 ~et. deluxe:.! hdrm nm do nr B:.ty & T hunn Llkt: new No peu. S.525 Per mo with flr~t. last & M'<: de I' S4;i 034G S.Cletnente Uruque large houc;e clo"e •••••••• •••. ••• •• •• , ••• to beach. view, hol t ub 3bdrm 2ba homemxlnl $700 month Uarlcne San Clem ente location 661~1161. or4!H·Jb72 -~75 mo 493 ·2~68 -0r ON THE BEACH 2 BR 2 ba frplc Pvt road. fa n 1as t1c view duple x J150 mo 673-5432 JASMINECR Ef;K Ocean vu~11. 2 br. dt:n. formal d111 rm 2 frpkl> $1250 mo 64(}-1212 A i,tt 1/:Macnab~ Irvine 111 \ l I ~ '"' .. I''' COltHEI LOCA TIOH 2-~. to beach & clO!le to shoppmg & schools. Single-story 3 BR & den LJ'a..-.e New lrg J Bdr . 2 Ba Condo. 2 blks from So C •> ;i ~ t P I a L d $5.5() mo Ut1l inc G1J d1recl' Prt:v1ew ·o· m o del 100 1 W MacArthur Rl"d Call Suu..~ aJ.,'l iiO t.IJJ Nc:wer :'otpl 111 ls J Rr 2 l!.1 $575 2M Koo' Sl '\11 Pt'\.'> ·6'W i3111 .ifl 6 2 Br avail 9 1:; 272 Costa Mesa ~l. 642·~ Er..stsuJe 3 Br. famil} rm. (rplc, 2 b11th, putro. nr i.ch Water & grdnr p<l Im mo . lst & last mo +sec. Sl.50. 5'i8 ·9688 home w /formal dining New duplex : 3 BR. 2 ba .. rm $825 Monthly eachwilhf}lll•o S625Mo Anilable immed. Donna Yearly teaM~. No peL'I. ~all 644-6200. (C-24 , Bay & Beach 759-IXJll EUROrEAH • B.IGAMCE! RildaiftV4*y 3234 a BR home w /beauL&(ul ••••••••••••••••••••••• rmstersuit.e, formal din lovely 2 Bdrm, 2 ba con- ing . 2 pa tao dec ks' do Just painted & new slained glass windowi. cpt w /patJo & 2 car gar ant.ique mantle . famJl\y $SOO Call 7S l ·8910 or rm; brkfst rm $1500 675--2336 ______ _ f~y rm.: brkfst rm tW"4• .. odl 3240 Sl.500 Monthly. Mary Lou ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marion 642-8235 <C-2SI 1224 ....................... •New 2br condo nr So Qt P\ua. Pool, "5(). No pets. 833-8974 or 759-0217 EASTSIOI HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 tlr Pnced from ~ lo $&.95. Fncd y &I'd " garages . Fa m i Ii e s please . kids &c pets welcome Cati 964-2S66 o r !Jn.2971. All. DO fee. Nri.v-38r. 2t,;Ba, ocn & 581·2048 canyon \•1ew~. huge 3 Br.2 ba.frplc.lblockto rrplc. cul-de sac_. decks ocean lmmed occ, l yr $1400 mo nego11able be ~mo Open Sun & 4~5125 Mon I 4 226 Calle Luxunou!.. new J BH. oceanfront co11'!•1 1 ..... -c. 11500 ~lo Turnl r .h~o<· Serl'fla ~2262 3280 ......•....•.........•. "94-11n • 4~1 .i5!#1 SA.lper 2 hr, I ba condC'J ~ ... :Is 3250 Near South Coa:.l Plata, ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage p~lao . !Br 2Ba, A<.:. qwel cul·dc i.a<'. mature couples on ly S495 m o 661-3168, 6.il -3184 ~ut.1ve home. 3 Br 2 B;i view , A 1C. rutt y lands('aped $675 m o 168·9408 eves 1wknd:i.. ~dys. LlllJlllOHici-t 1252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br. 2t,;ba condo, pool. etc. $450 No pets Hillhurst Dr. <nr Alpha Beta market>. SS6-6208. Niguel Shor~ Twnhm, 2tJr 1 ~ba. f & r patios, all amenities+ beach+ sec gate $565. 5.52-3062 or &-5819 Monarc h Summit 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, cpt/drps. bltins . Adult planned community, spectacular view. 1500. 49&-4834 'sHoRES Ocon side, 3 bdrm. din. 2 ba. Private area. Comm. pool, ten· nil. Walk to ocean. Ref's. S7 so . mo . y e a r I y . wa:.her d ryer Adult:. No pel!> $380 monlh 7Sl·LlSO orS48 7001 1298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMES F'OR RENT 3 or 4 br. Priced fro m $t65 t.o M95. Fncd yard & garages. F:amil1es pleaae. Kids & p e t s welcome. Call 964·2566 or 973-2971 Agt, no fee ......,.,_..*dor ~fwal*d 3300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UASEs.lLUES! 3 Bedroom · Custom Tustin home·9IOO'fDO. 2 Bedroom+ Den home Newport -$.1000mo Townhome·l yr lease. Vlf!'W, upgraded, ts:SOmo. 752·1700 ,,.,...,, '' '). ,, .... ,.... ,.., '; , [e111t1 Bachek>r, adultooly . pool. S22Smo s.'16-1196 U.,.O .. cd 3741 ........•.............. LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN Maid serv . rolor TV. heated PQQI ll\11 1714 )494 5294 985 No ~Hwy OCEAN l-'RONT H tfl l'ove. Bat h, 1 & :.!llr avb wmtcr ool) 494 4891 Condo for b<'. dtx 2Ur 2 12&, din rm 2 frplc~. patio. great O<'n view Sim mo 4!M· 7196 Hewporl leoch 37 69 •..••.••.••••.•........ SUMM3l fW1MTER RENTALS DIAMOND REAL ESTATE J1M W COA'f HW' \ll H I, M_. 64S-7S7l Z 8R. 2 ba . frplc . D W I Ooortoocean. Vrly ~ Agent 673·9060 WE HAYE YE.UL y & W1MTS RENTALS T a11iftq Rnet"YatiOfts associated · BROK ERS -RE-LTORS 202'• W eolbo a ·b 7' lbb l 1&2 Br aplS . Winter & yearly Garage parkinit Steps lO beach. 613·3958 or~. Want.er. large bachelor & 2 hdnn. Garage. Steps to sand. ~Neptune $225 t.o $650. 548·9275. S300 yr I y . 1 B R furn duplex. w /en c l ga r space, Y> blk b<'h. 1 adull 121,'J 36tb St. No pelS I Mil. ------- Ocunfronl. 2 BR. xlnt cond. Adults.· no pets Gar. Wnlr $4$0. 673-7700 Oceanfront 1 br, lge deck. newly decor. winter ren· tal. $525. Agt 67J.-U91 Luxury apt, 2 br. 2 ba. pool, teDnis courts. spa. Near Bal. Isle • beach. Dally, weeklf or mon- thly . 673-3720 . or collect (602 )274 ·6994 ' UI02 )9U ·2'7119. Brand new 3 Br, 2V:r Ba townborne, 3 car garage, frpl c, s k.ylitbt , aiicrowave. Pool, teonis. $. mo. Days 646·"262. eves &&>9M3. · OCEAN vu, brand new d1x oondo, 2Br, 2~Ba. frplc, jacuzzi, dbl gar, • mo. Avail Sept 1. 98M'l96 _$-6483 ___ . ______ c •• t I • I U.fwwl•d J425 Wmter Rental. Steps to WEST NINE CONDO Luxwious 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. 2 BR.2 ba, ulil pd Dramttic·AJI amen+ FP, 3Br, 3Ba + yro, jog to beach S67S·S695 . 616-1035. WANTID 3Br House in Marina Sebool District. $3'15 lo MOO mo . Please call IM8-8S'79 aft6P M. adjacent 11olf •course. So. Coaa\ Villas (Sanlu COO per mb. Adu.ILs only. Ana, MacArthur nr Owner49'1-1904. Bristol). Super 2 BR. 2 ~-.t-"'-'-3.,,67 be., t>ltn. kitchen, A/C.. --nsl"" • new carp . 6 drp1 ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:.J.cony, beaut. lfOU!lda, 2 Br 2 ba Lake Luxury 2 poola & rec. rm .. sec. Condo. $575/mo. Call for 1atet. $(75 Mo. 213 details. 567·784.S 47S-2MJ (Call coiled.) .... ,. • .._. J2'9 •SAN JUAN CAP .. nice 2 •·-•-••••••••••• ••••• BR, 2 ba. Pool, deck, ia.r. NO FE.El Apt. It Condo No pd.I . .-0/¥0. · yr. rentals. Villa Rental.I i.e. 97-1174 0-4f12 &r. -0-,-.. -.,..---uoo- 2 Br. 2 ba Bi& Canyoo .£-...... •-•••••••• hmb.le. $800/m o. No --------• •· can aft 1pm act ~- llt.tfa caado. leae; 3 .BR, 2 be., a1D&Je levet ;·spec· t.cul.ar riewl Bar1al.n at fll5mo.A-.MMMDD OCEANJ"RONT·SBr bae. tritla oca view $1200 mo/ yrly or w Inter ~@le, All. l'fMZlO a.lo a br, a i., Nwpt ,._.,11ee, paUo w lbbq. J>c)ol 6 J•cuul. $PO. 94111 ' LIASIS I IMISt J a.droom. Dwplell Newport •1 · *700 mo. 2 8ldl'oom. o...a.a ~Ba1 ·•mo. 2Bl*oom ·~ s.a..-..•mo. ~··-··~ 7a.110D •11\IVNIUl'I Nl\I' ,,-if<~.,..- s:ns. 873-2113 Newp. bl.Spacious 2 br. 2 ba, t575. 67S.911l days, ~21111 eves. ONTHEOCEAN lmmac. 3 br, beaut. furnished. Winter rates li60 mo. 673-9499 4601 Sea"hore Dr. 2 Br. 1 bli, beach apt. t Br, 1 bit beach apt. Reapoo ~.66'6179 2 Bdrm 2Ba. Wiater Rent. no pe&a. lblk to beach. ...,, lJOI Court. 18. Or Oalll'lUID. s.a-• >77• ....................... \ .. 2 Ir l la, MWly--11\-................ nr lo. CoMt • ,., ... , •. ..... .... for ""' ... ... -.-...uu.ae. ..... ..,p 2 '*111. ap&. Ocean vl..,·.1---------- 1,ae • ou 1 No peta Beaut= deeor•~~~t •11-1495, 290'7 SolJDI nald te 6 111&.U, P8Cll .. •• • I Way. --. oalf• Ill'••* ---------.. zat. . --OCEANFRONT lbr, %br • i..--------lltldal. SZ:S0..15'15 l.ftchad· ~vt bath, mature m,Uliliu. . .-i. ~--;.~:c: rec .... ,.,..... . .. --------.... w-.1de 2br. 2b.a 31'6 eoedo ·~ /frple, pool, :;~~~;;:~·,;;~;:; ==-~ce. 1525. f\n, Wlaa.er .... Balboa Br l'L :... ·-~--Ill. IU~. fn.1700 Marie • .,.. ... --apt. dlbwbr, eel. ,.uo. IAYfllOMT ........ Adtl.IU. DO 3 BcWml, 2 baths. dnt pm. 54MllV7. eoad. Partially ruro. I# 2Br u. . Sml patio., Avai.leble DOW. llOO/mo carport. lalllldry. mo. ...... Owner.M4-~l3 Avallt/l Ptil6«25 2Br Ula tear pq. new re-a-ry 1 BR dpb, w /pvt f\St>, Winter lse Belboa ~ -. .. o..-6 1•1 Rlty.--0011ane ,.....,, .. -mo ..... "" 000' ... ..,,_, 1IDOl1t:me ad.It, DO pets ZBdrm lba. cas toe fpk. ~ lhac crpt, W'mur Ren· , ... ,_ ......... lbr house ........ \al. Balboa Island Rlty ~roomy bac'a:"k;: m-8700 Mane s:zso. No peta. Vic E .16th ..... , I h 3'07 ·~-~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• One 2 tr, 2 ba. frpl, one 3 ~o S.ch, Resp. adulu br. 2YJ ba w 1rrpt, for No pas. UUI pd. 1Q6 E more information c all Bay Ave. Allt t bet ween 9a m · 6 pm P9l Pt. beaut. 2 br I l>a garage, swwteck. adult.a . no pet.a. M50 per mo 873-WM. Bacbeklr. stepg to ocean tt bay. $175 615-21Jf11cw675-11111 Bachelor, 3bl k s t o downtown. 1225mo incl ecz..sa 3 Br. 2 Ba. drpe1. patio. c arport. l aundry , ctuldreo ok ~ mo 56J.:IO ----E SIDI!: lBr. dl'n. frplc. $350 mo utJI 1ncl'd ~l & 1st, adlts. n o pets 631 213C »ti. yrly No kids peli. 2 BT dlx l>lud1r>. h! pat111 675-S471 (!l)k. gar:tl(t' ... parking C... def M9' JI z z !>P $4.5Cl mo 2567 Elden ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979-5'89 Pvt 2 br. 2 ba, w u qUJ'>ll\' view ol bay on h1l1J>1de Im mo 675 S2()5 BEAMS & GLASS llol((' 4 bf'. duplex. frplc pallu t675 Call 1l1 661 0003 Me!la Verde 2 bdrm 2 ba Spaciou:. hv rm w1lh frplc din rm ~ garage Clos e t o s h o p !> Ir transport«ll<Xt 1385 per mo~Aft 6 3124 <.:utr I. br I l.ia en1 I plll1•; & sc.ir.11(1: "'r o<:c ,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• l)t'b ~ ;~1 ~ M~A VERDI': h1>m1• .11 I mosphere :.!.!.3 tir dl \ 1-.A.-..1 >;Jut: riu•E-l Il k .. apls, no pt.'t.l. 541> l<JJ.t nt"<ll' tn 'ti E 1 t.11Jr I h;, u ·MAHCHA A"1S wge. l.2&3 bd l(ard\'11 apls Adull!> Ol>h"' hr blt.n..,, end l(llr l(J ' lit.Kl Pool <ia-. 1'11 Tl~ ._,<1111 l'I ~5(fi3 , h45 561 1 Garckn \ 1,.,1;1 /\)>{" Beau\ brand nr.,. 1&2 BT. rrptc. l11undr} rm ~lO S41.tS i'SL Mgm\ b42 94\2 W:.lk 10 C'lo~d .:ar W I) ti<,..>« up :-.o rwt' :'loo rhildrt>n $325 mo A.-.kf1Jt'C'rd•R RE ~AX 631 12!1i !\'t-wporl lle11(ht!'. :! RI< blln.,, \ drd j(ilf t·h1l1l 01\ 542.S ~ IJl'I 5285 !Hr. I ddult no i>"\' Pt .. .t patio ~ J l'i\h Pl.H·e orr SdOld '"" A•c After l larfl S40 UJJI• ZliH l bd ( un'1o l!,Jr Pdll<J L.e.i~l' R\llb•JJ "•••••••• ••••• •• • •• ••. f\e l'OOID for atudeot or •AlllMIWPOtn' n cpl. Fem. only. Ba c be Io ra : l or '2 --·-~-------- Bldnloml • Townbou.Ma .... Verde. pvt pat.io, en· Prom SSlt.50 tr.\ bllth. No eookin& or Spectacular spa, tot1l 1°*1n1. Refri1. $175. recreation proaram, moW.•12. eodal procram. 1 pools. II -•• ---.-1-.-..... ---4-.-5-0 teania court.I. At Fuhion • l&l.aDd. J •mboree " Sall ...................... . Jo.q\b Hills Roed. Homefcr rent, 811 Bear t714t 644-1900 Ol)' ... s; lilMDI rum. 11!5 ately pr .n>I. Call lift.er~· m. S.."18. 2 Br, 2 be condo, "' blk to be9ch.. 2 car 1ar • a ulo opnr. Beaut. bay v~ TSL Mgmt 642 1603 lb 2 Br. 2 ba. 2 pat.ios 10 best location w I great view· $850 Im o 'A gt 631-1400 ----- OCIAMAOMT 2 Br, 2 ba, frplc 1750 lease 12l31392·4227 or 67>41912. ----- 2 BR I ba, l~ blks to bch. new paint 1cpt. stove, refn&. gar Vrly $450 Dys 759-0840. ev 759· 1426 _ l·BR. P>O Mo . yearly fUm l·BR, S350. yearly 61J.Q62 •2 Br. 2 ba. BluH~. frplc. pool. ~ Adults. DO peb 8Jl.3'!74 . 8J.l. I~ U VE AT THE Bi':ACH Spac 2 Br aplb. sle~ lo sand 0<-ean \'1e\lf Pvt patio . ca rp or \ $(1~ SS50 4110 St-a.!>ho re L>r Wkdys 831 795() I Bdrm 2 Bdrm SQS $4.5(1 A• ail 1mmf"d CJll fnr drt',. II\ J<! d.re.i. 1:l> IW or 1173 ~I ~ IAY VIEW t-.,\ST Hl.L. FF !'>lunn111).! Ztif 2 lid i''rph 1'1 ... t "falurr a<tull.' uni\ '" ~lS S>SIJ I" M/J 11.14'1 l~lhoa Pi.-nin 'lu<li•1 ~JIMJ TAHITI Modiernl cw 2 br cotta&e on baQ on Tab.ill with car, rcw boat. was h ma ~b iae . compleh IDtchen., etc. f'or more ullo cal I '79-21899 eves & weekends . ---,--Big Bear u efrOC)t. Sbr, cabin, dtck-dock. So s hor e le1111l. Joe 714-53MS3'7 Kauai Surf uw cottage Tenru.s. golf surf. swim Sleeps 4·8. 7~. .... tose... 4JOO ....................... Movl.n1! Avokdepos1ts It cul h v1 ng uipenses' Proreu1onally s ince um HOUSIMATIS 832·4U4 Expand your' lifestyle wiUf a compat.ble room- mate We d1.s<over that per.;.on Ca 11 TWO PEAS IN A PAD 851-®5 or 7S9-l200 Coe.la Meta il'fe11 Ft-m 40+ prof. to 'hr w other '>ame '>Pill lfvel hm Rt.of., reqd Q.111 5Sli·1156 t'>'!. .Jt 8 or vkcsub. ~ I. room rm tes to shr. \1 1-· 2S 35. '.lo! B Terrace ('undo w 1•v ('r ylh1oi: s:.iuo m •1 u • ti 1n 1• I ~STl~ afl i;P\1 t1111 l'.clll ~I.irk •17:1 •~""' 2 fll''TI •\VI •, blk twh •tr6i5-10i7 '\II \I or F Sltflt1111 1111 I 1 Iv ~ f:lo. ~ldl111 lq1I• 1o11 .~ , till. 111 '" ,.,.n "'' 1.it.1.'-~ rl~ I"· ~1111 ril" 1"7J.n~ Wl~IEK Kl-.:-.11 \I. "'h'f" to tit: .. , h lklu" lllr zb .. Hit '"" !rpl• ~ " r j .! ' f, -; .. , S > .!. 1 213 Slil lil.6 ulil hi:, ·1.)1(1 'A>" t •· r f r •1 n t 1J op 1 .. x '\1•'4 v .. r1 hlind L~c Hdrm p\l t,.11~ W1tlhi1r IJdllU fplo \1ult' w;inl!-lo 'h d ro· $2110 +-u\ II lii5 <Wll b15 JOU Newly de1:0ral<.'d 3 lir 2 U:. townhouse Spdc1oui. fireplace & pool Qwct area Adult!>, no pel<> 5425 645-3381 ti7S S94!1 1,1.ind Rily 673 )(it111 !Br den 2BJ dpt' nr ~an" heh JI.lit• s..so m11 l>r-1 h·m 111 "1r Ii.! tjwet (';,\ Mmt" fl'J)lc . r1tc rm. Pt<t c on\1derod. $225 S2SCJ • ulll >111 ~ liJ4 1611 .JI: QUIET UYl..,G \iost lltJI Fre1t "'l'"" • pl drp!I, encl gard.:1· JfJllV ~re;il k1l<·hen ,. blln~ AtlulL'>. 00 peU. (>.bl !>Ink In bat.h 2 HR S7SO I HH ~'> 23Z3 Elden Ave c; M 642 7605 -Ocan 2br condo nr S<1 Cst Plaza Pool. ~pa 5'50 Ou Id ok 833-897 4 2 BR l Ha. pvt patio. carport, on the itotr oourse 1375 mo No peL"> Ask for Larry or Pam. 546-51ll!O m> to $475. 24'3 Br. 2 ba: encl. gar. carport Frplc. lndry rm, pat.Jo. all bltns TSL Mgmt 642 1603 --- Luxunou.s Condo. 3 br. 3 ba. frplc, 2 patJ06, sun deck, pool, JaCWZJ, ten D.IS S31-41M 3126 •••••••................ $100 rHEt: Rt:~T 2 IV I ba upper ~~ Nc11. bldg f:ncl•J!\•"l 2aral(l' JJ411 Chd \dm w~~ 49& 1097 or 496-5!i5 IW1it4CM IHch 3140 ................•...... 2 ..... dMth owty 3poob Covered car port patJoapts . BBQ i. cloae lo fwys & bch.!> walk lo s:ip1.ng 1711 lolliettwest ..w ..... 847-6064 ; ........ Gt ... -'91> 15'.;J ~lrl't h I~\ 1152 ]876 Pltl'oh I Br 3 Ba In lt•\"I mt from 111\ $!Ill \In • • ulll Rll.J ~ 111/!MI ••..•..•.•...•......... l & 2br m<I\\' 10 lOd.I\ Walk tri be. h ~ 111 $l..!> 646-00Ui or 4911 I 9'1;J I • 'Rt'"QC&.all \I l' 11. u l 1 I ix) $240 :'fo11. decOf M2 J9l4 ()(' 496 "~ PMr i"r in 111 ,.,hr Ir.: h t' •• ( '1 h ,, u I> l' w haMbome h.ipp~ :.!7 yr old M 5275 pr m11 !l6(}~ MaJe Wider~ lO ,,hart' tux Z Br. redecorat.ed. blk lo :'-i"B ;ipt ti40 mo 759-01 H btach shop,. SJ65 b1t 2111 eve. W Qlnada 213 3711 3119 Fe m w11n ted to s h r 2 Br 2 Ba. frplc. lndry Nu oceanfronl apt w sam e J:ll I c rpt So peb S32S Nt:wi ~ mltr SUKI pr mo + 493-271 O uu I 615--01 !Xi 61 J.-4627 s. ....... c:.c.estrano 3178 Jo" M Ln huge 4br 2ba h.!>l'. nr PlacentJa " 19lh. SlJ.S ~I or 642·6272. ....••••.•.•••.•....... Sew 2 hr un1l ~ 11. d.L"lhwasher< $435 mo N wpon Bch. $217. Nice lnC'I waler. 11as. trash. ZBR 2BA Ullls mcl. pool, l(araie. comm pool & taws. 646-7947 r.pa Nn pe t s 17 14 I k , "V Condo to !i>l~l "'·~~--.... ~ share Own r oom All 1110 amen1t1es 20 30's ••••••••••••••••••••••• $310 S u s an. ev Lar1e 3br. 2ba, e nc l patio, new crpt tt paint Nr OCC. No pet.a. S42S '1Sl·llll6 'iHARP. beach l. 2 • 3 New So Coast Villa 2 br BR. frpk. d:shwsr, gar & condo or pool & 1acum J*iOI. Nopet.a. lll0-2358 ~ l714>828-ll:M 7~~ days 752-6.571 Funu!hed 2 bdrm I b11. •New 2tJr condo nr So. Oil Plua. Poot. spa $650. IJ3...-74 "' 75'--0:Zl7 -----Near oew 2 bt, 2 ba, bltn.a. d1hwaaher . laundry racU. sundeck. $.115 mo. Adult.I. no pell 0Qs ~: eves673-t4\8. l Br 2 & tnplex. near new, nr So. Coast Plan. trplc, patio, 1ml yrd, no pets. Avail t /I . $0~. EvaM4-5123 Redec. 2 Br. 3 bJJts be~b. rrpt11drps , adlt c pl, ZUCAllaata. $G1. 2. Br. 2Va Pa beaut_ townhouse apt. Blln.s i.n· cl. refri& • lruh c0m- pect.or. Q\aet 8 unit com· plu. Close to ever· ythi.ng. 17610 Cameron. McrM.2·5006. lovely all adutt, no peta, 1.W Br apt.a aoo Ed· 1nCer, HB. M&-0819. 2bdrm 2ba studio. am yrd, 2Br. l ba. Encl av. bltns, ...... ..-mo No kld1 or pets. call pt, 00 ...,_. -· 548-7satbtwnW pm. _~_an ______ _ YILLA ... llA Laree 2 bdrm. lVa ba . w~ view. Uv rm. 2 Br. 2 ba. new cf1Ka • ram. rm. frplc. patio, ctr,a, IM lt0¥• a. data~";' cl o 1 e d I a r a c e Ind. Encl. ,.....,.. . .._.. ..._ .. ..,mo. pie pnt. Cb8drea Gk. No _ _...._-.,..., ---- ,.... Df5. UU1 pd. aceopt Ulr, l lie tpU a.,.U. DOW. elec. _. DIMD ... ~. .. + SIOO depolJt. ~ S*a· J klda ot. Call 1\M._. aw. lVaba. lrC __.or m.a?l. ,., priY ,., r.,lc. 2 ...,...,., .,,., .......... CllUl7MtOI --------afttJI. 21~ ...... lmlte\ObMdl. 0... .. • -Im. .%.JOI ,,orida. • ........ ..,.-..: .,.. ...... ................ f-. .-.au W. WI.._. Dehure 2 br, 2ba, priv filWl'n. ....,.. Pll&io. nr beach, __., fri.••te. •. Ac ross s treet rro m So Coas t Villa s beach $21 5+1'"1 util (MacArthur nr Bnstot) Mlle or f'emal• Debbie Super 2 B R . b I t n 63l·:IUt. kitchen, A IC, new carp Male roommate needed. 6 drps., bal('()C'ly, beaut ,.. ..... 1_a p L C ,.. .,75 ---""' 2 poob & rec ~e ara, . .,. . .. .,..,.,._ mo. Call titwn 5.7 eves. rm. tee. gales. _.15 Mo 9157 um 213: (76..2141 <Call col· , __ . ------- lcct > Fermle to sJare exclusive lft ...... ,_,.alMct C herry Laite Home. ar Urlllnri.a-4 ltOO Newport· Calf 6f5.8535. ....................... 11IE EXCm:NG PM.M MISA ArfS MINt11'l'.S TO NPT BCH S.cb,IMBR rram 1255• up. Adu.It.a. No peu 1.511 Mesa Dr. <S Bib But of Newport Blvd) ... st-~ Roommate wanted ~3S per mo. to abate Condo in s.na.a Ana. 6'4-5129. I.Up 2 bdrm. lVa ba. •1•. w}Ocean view. Uv rm. -.. -.... -. ----.-4-4 Bachdor1p&,qlliet. , ... rm. frpk, ,.uo, . Cll,aos-U. elo••d __ f a r a I•. ·-·-·••••• .. •••••• ~ ..,., .... mo. t IR.1~ • \oWllltlM apt -~·Cl .... -' 4000 Eirlllllide lie .w, et 2d Br• rw fael l. MIU oel1. , .. • .................. . pvl pallet. ••• ry, _ _... ! .. 4lc1uJll, AO peg. $171. -,ifaa\ed male!. a OD · IJNllOor.._ ........... •• ..... • ....-, ... Ar. ••PlOJed fea. Noa· , ; ....................... • • a1a lfll'i......... ...... °""'· rv aoc. ... .... ~; ........ m«lll " ...... ...,.. c-.,.......,_, .. ~,~~.~ t.~·*"'*=~ ··-9"9' ....... ~ ...... ~ -, ....__ ' !lo. ...... .......,.._ .... _.. ........ , ........ , • .._ • - Cwlsd• Pl:l'US P A1NTlNG t:xpr'd . ReH Rile•. rree f.ll Call Oene ~ \ DAJ!,. Y Pl\:_QT epair &: aeroof All type•·•liln1le1 rockahAkea-compo·tar rr.e est. 541·S8IO Flo Avail. ~'••••11 • Parll la1 ... =•••h•~ 1M It. MMI l ........................ a.&ncsw 11*lalstAa .e ,.._,..uni. rHrtnJ. ....... *Y•all • .u,.. ... .... °"" OW1I wart: •••oatble CaU ..................... Oenmlc UJ.. lut•la.r '!rill •how aamplea 1n ~ lliolM f\oon oob • .,.....,.,. Ul.., ~. fC!Dd.Qa. roe/· __ Noj0btoo1ml. P1pa 0.Uf-Gl-GM 111' _._1:ee ...... ....................... Prat. pe.antmg. Ext 4 Int . '3T1DS Reta. Free eat. ~.535-4383 l:nt Plint 4 wallpaper Qua1 work, reu pr "'" st. St.eve 541-"211. r;._, S At IL t ....................... Garr '• S.ndbwtlna succo. wood, etc . ..... -JM:IOM CONCRl:'I'& <UGT'JlUCTION ,.._ le Fndna • coecn\• _.,......,, • worll . dr1vew1•. -·-••••••••••••• 1utewlli1 A pat101 l =•l\ lloa •Fu &e ••ti .wam C"leila.· IG>T11'Z &: -S:W"ll, .,_JI Olkir bri ......... wllll -~ ,..., .... tlaltJ ........ Wndl a. ......... J -tlO ......... t.b1111t ... ., ...... ,_~ 1·5 on • t••cher '1 • •'II $.&e 511-DU. -.4 Uk• to bab111Jt *bl onb'. lb home ~Harbor Ceotet'. CM ~ WW babyalt Ka'~ tovtnr home with (t'nN!d yard Exper. Hourl;y "' Wffk ty C.all Gall 6'$-&0lO an S:~ ....................... DIVORCES70 Easy. 1uaranteed Pacific Services ~9580 Iv. clia nn.. ball Ill Ava -••••••••••••••••••• rm SI JO. cowb SlO. du' !L!lCTaJCIAN Priced ... o-r .a&m pd odor. ,..,.,..._ eetlmate on Qi& ..,.II', U yn upr &.,...or••ll jclOI DI> __. ~di R~f.. Lie 1ts.t12:S4• 813 ~ Sll-4101 We Care C.rpet CleaDffl Sloam clean Al.ao up· bolatery Work auar 'nurk mount wut Free t:tit. teu rata ~3116 Hne your CARPETS. n . .OORSaod WINl>OWS cJeened by Outcb Mau1 tenance 971 l LS4 Carpet cleaning. steam & brus h Pro(esi.1onal Very rsnbl. 751-8951 U•t...,-.mto ~74 -----ELECTRICIA'N Best rate s be s l workmanab1p Sm111l )Oba pttfe1Ted 675 II.~ •tstd ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• MagJcsan available for any occasion . Adam "'elscher 644·58S3 hndlwf ••••••••••••••••••••••• At home t)'J>lng or lite bk AU.rN·I prof carpel & K&B cu.slum v.:ood f<onc lrpc by retired lady Ex· uphol clearung special. mg, gaU!s & fenee repair per. '151-~ Best pnctlll 760-~ --64l)..4000 or 7~H88S ... *• ....................... a ..... 1n1. ''" tritn mini. ca..a.up, • m•l.nt tin. ~. 5'11>8414 LAWN aervlC\l, land ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCCSl.udent l Too truck. Tra•h, lree tnm. Dan ea.mt. Hllulma. lrimmina. yard 6: p.race cleanup&. 567-8271 ~•pe. clean ups. haul.Ina MZ 9807_ to~ baulin&. res S14 • u.p Yd .ti gar ctnups Free est. (7\4)8G-4.W7 Yard Care, Compleu~ Relutble Reuonuble OeanlAPI Refs MS 8684 Cloilep a\udenl beab ;dl ~ces Roto ullm&. sod. seed. sprinkleri.. trt'e prun1n&. haul111)( cleanups Call Jon ~early morn 1..ih• eve •..••.••.•..•.......... Scret'ns tom • Sltdsng 1loor Jams• Wtndows stuck• Dill Jiffy Jack the fixer uppllr P.S elec. vlumb 1ng . c arpe ntry loo• ~7481 Waoi a REALLY CLEAN flOUSE" Call Gingha m Gui ~ee est 645 5123 Robin s Housecleaning Srvc. for a thoroughly clean~ S4().()8S7 Live-in houseclean-child cart'. help cook Japane1>e s peaking ~~106 Uoui.ecleanin~. prOle:>:-. Neal. 1:omplete , rsnbl Qualified personnt'l tu serve you lnsrd. s.si-01~ --F"1d what y·ou want an C>aily Piiot Cla!o.Mh1:J :. Want Ad Rl'SUlts &42·.56711 European Landaca1>9r Top work. Fair price Refs M6-4B"Tl dy1t1eves ---- Brickwork Small Jobs Newpon, Colt.a Mesa " Lrvme. 8'JW1neves 8nck. stone. block wor~ lite tloors . concrelt' patios. walk11. drive ways Free ei.t John 846-'1583 • Mo-riNJ ··•·•···•·········•··•· Local moving freight con'ltructum. hou.~ehold & o f(t c e '\Uppll e ' Ht:sasonable ratt.oi. <.:<ill ~26.M Western Wayi. Mov11)1( Co l.ocal & slalew1dc L11: d lnsrd. 751 T/99 Painting INT /EXT Neel. hooal. reas . 12 yrs. exp L1c'd. Dave 9N-1.IM6. AU.,A.IMTIMG Neat~JmCompl. ExtS&SO lnt$350 Dave 's Pa1nl1n g. Res /Comml. Ser ving coastal comm 8 yn H.lgbea l quality work Rs nbl, lic 'd Dave 58&-M25 fine exj P111n1tng St l,.1 c . 11u Try me SJ&.~ 34 hrs R1cllard S:.oor SUttttijWIHTH Rf:t(rJ.LS Lea\ c tbe painting to me 11 ) r~ exp Art 4 ~PM.67S92J7 D111n · l· .. ,. lht-1>.1111 f>ilol 1-'a't Ht"•U II '' r v1c-1• d1ri·ct1111 Y11ur ,en 1r1· " our ,,~( 1..ill\ c .. 11 642 ~7X 1•\.l .IZ2 ~call Jim aame • PaperhanglplC. quality l"rett•· 754--8883 w o rk on l y Eves T••b'-..,..,. ~.days,494-T771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ha. palntmg. Spet rates for apta Bill Free etit 646-75'6. Paullulg & home r epairs. inl text Quality work R.el.l1tble & reasonable Ftee esl Hank ~~ CU5Uxn staining & lac quer flDlShes Local rers avculable 7141499 3584 CLARENCE'S TV. 27 yrs exper. Days, eves. wtmda. au~ + . 957 -Hl96 Trw~ ....................... Santa Ana winds due aoon. Tree trimming & t.oppUtg Bill. comb. 30 ynexp MAM. S-7 PM. 979-8397 Let Dig It Trim It Prune It-Re move It ....... /ll.,.,. Plant 11 .01g I t •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lanc:fa( ape. 646 · 7070 Nealpatches&t.exture?> -- ,_. EST. Hl-1439 TuklrilM) Pb•ll 11 ....................... lndepencieol drain clun 1nli( SS 50 up Re'i ults guar 7 dy!\ 846 5666. ah S.631-oo34 P\umbrng repu1r Spe<· in remodeling. copper re pipe. leak d1:tect1on & sewer lotatinl( Fl.it ra~ Top fl at Plumb mg. 537 31~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREE tnal les.son credenU;,led. reading, rmth & f)-ench 67:Mi013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Collei?e !\tudenlll. wrndow wa.-.h1ng Rei.td /stores Xlnt work 642-544!1 . ~ml Seti things fast with Dally Pll()( Want Adh Offic• Rental 4400 Rentak WantM 4600 Maney to Loan 5025 Mort9a9H, Trvst Lost & found s 3 0 0 Losi & fouftd 5300 Penonal1 5350 ....,w~ 7100 ..•.................... . ...•••.......•........••.••....•.•.....••.... 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ Det<k 5035 .....•..•.•.••......... ....................... H.I. SfOf OCJI. 548·9666 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oli'YICE space available al 17375 Beach Blvd near Talbert 1n Hunt mgtoo Beach ~ per month. Phone m~snge sent'-"! SlO per month, desk ~per month Oa1ly Pilot oll1ce Phone 642--4321ext.276 $230 UP . Orf1ce-s tor.e . cpt.s, drpi., A IC. 17301 Beach. H.B. L.se. IW.2 2SJ4 beclltin S.itfl New addition to suite 180 FUIJ service exec. &wlcs lo Newport Center H new offices m plus h s ur roundings w under ground ass1sned park · inlo? From $29S mo A:.k about our movC' in .11 lowance Newport Regency Corp (7141644 7l ts9 l or 2 Rm Suites from S75 T19 W. 19th S I C..11 Tom ~2200 ReUil !Office "pace 700 sq fl. We1>lcllH arcb l-676-4148. call collect HEWPOltT CENTER OfffCE Sr ACE at SI .25 per Ml ft Pnme s pace »va1lable in Cal American Bldg Newport Center al SI 25 per sq ft 766 1>q rt or I S32 sq ft (3 yr lea1>c ava1l 1 Free parktnl( Al>k for BIJI 714 7S2 0070 In San Clemente uh oc-ean vu orci.. 30o ,,,, ft SJ.SO 642 ~14 . l 492 1720 NEWPORT BEACH New garden offices. SJ -OS & up al a1rport w 1xlnt freeway access Ground noor avail. to 4000 sq fl 645-6501 . Gmny f.XCLUS I VE S I GN HIGhTS 1 1~ :1q ft 1,f of nu .. pat·e a\ail 1mmed Owner wtll \Jwld -.puce tu your spec1fll·at1on.'i Ex lenor sign righli. !or the oU.ce bldg with fronta~P on ma1or '!urface rn;;ll near 0 C Airport Con t.act Tim Sloat. liu!>tnc:-.~ Properl1e .., lirokerai.:1· (;() 752~11 WE NEED A 3Br hou:.e. lower apt . or Condo in the Hun11 n ~t on Reh. Manna Sehl distnl'\ U15 to $400 Pleasl.' l'all 846-H.579 aft 6P M Resp mdl·J!led lad> no p e t ., n o n '>mt1ker d rtnke;. r ln·w .l.ll... 2 b;-. unfum Liij.?uo ... r ea ,..on C°Jll Culll·ll 7U 7t3 i(Tll Ne .... J 2.. Hr .. l0nd •1.,1·11 >rd patio for rt-1>\1 person w 2 mature duJ.l" Under $2SO t\Jrt'n ~3862 ..•.................... lust~s ~ity SOC:j ...............•....... Liqlaor Ucenses Orange On-Sale 133.SOO Toll Free 111001252 2oou le A Mon~y lro'i.er We provide all i.en1t('\ at low rost •!155-W ' Vend1n l( Roule BLACKJACK GAM 1-:s !Vep;,,<. 2\.1 5 m;,chtnt" 551-0034 Small office Perfect for answenng serv1re. <tt Only $7S per mo 1102 West 17th Sl. Santa Ana For more rnro tall Joe Canale 547 418 l or Renata at SS6· 7707 Will "hare .. hop s p.il't' w cnlerpr1s 1n.i: S r C1t12e n or ~ng <·n lJ"e1>rt.'fleur. 642 Z6ll6 Mon a!t 10 Vetdaa M0chiMs I I 61 For Lease 0 C Airport Juice & Pop. On loc;,,1 u n area 3'.<IO sq ft Former Red toS14.0007~t 7.tl7 d.mcc :.tud10 S49· 1480 Small tilde-Away or ilt <' Only $iO per monlh V .1 cant. 325 No Broadwuy. Santa Ana H1s tor1t·al Bldg For more info t•all Sam Warren 558·~711 cir Renata 5:'J6. 770? Prestigious new EXECUTIVE SUITES available near OC Airport. Attractive catec; 750 sq Fl OH1Cl' +660 sq rt garage . on Newport li\\d $400 ~(lnl, 5-tl! 77<.!J 4450 ...••.................. For st.ore & oHtcc :.v:.icc at n•a..'l()Oi.ible rates 500 to 5000 Sq A. MESA VERDE DH PLAZA 152.S Mesa Verr~e E. C M 545-4123 ICE CREM1 SHOI' Newport Pier Area Very Popular & Umqul' Musl sell now 673 :;i.-;2 ParkinR lot sweeping Mu;,t:.ell now ' 3trucks & related eqwp $2,sOO in acroWllS. Asking $24.000~ I I down. 8JJ-()498 Tennis Shop! Ui profit, low overhead Sl4.000 t-snv Patnck. P.E MAX. 63\ l266 include receptionist. law ~l I;-afayetle. N.B St~rc library. (.-on(erence rm~. or ,,. f1te s pace. 1200 Sq HEAL TH FOOD secretarial serv1<·e. & F\ ~~mo r~:-L. ~ -Xerox facility For a B Grundy Rllr675·6161 ~MOR personal tour 1t further Top oceanfront loca ion details i.nqui n: Ill VOJ1,uc Newport N r Ps l or l" and excellent business Assoc. 955 -2288 or ModemS02 ~qft :-.torc or Pnced right For 1n 9156-:B)() of C 2630 A~ on IC) format.ion call. _____ --2131477 1001 MB. FUCHS RLTR. COSTAMESA PRIME loc . Harbor 675-8120 Profess. office s pace Blvd . nr Baker Sl . 1----------avail. in Calif 1st Baik c st.a Mesa S80 or 1160 Bldg.. lS0-300 ~-tl Low sqJt. New crpl .. decor pnce incl. Jan1~or~I. Avail Sept lsl Agt . security services. QC>n 549-1366 lerence rm. & utU. A~un ----- dllll parking avail Con· •I Mo. Free R...t• venient loc. close l o New prt me loc. on airport. -\ravel agent & Goklenwest. 500 to 2500 '**In bldg. 2'0 8.17\h sq.rt. orr. or retail. St .. C.M. 642·9560 MAKE OFFER. Bob or CM newly decorated Dovie Koop RE/MAX s~lell air cond . .Wsq. n . ...:631;.._·l.266 ______ _ (7JA) M2·1110 or ('21.3) .................. 4500 421-1665~ ••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ----.--... -.1 MEWPOl1'1EACH ccaoMA M-,.,,,.,. rt . 1000 fl office Dlll\lllll ofRce. SlSO Per .,.,.,.,, Mo. Realonomlc'a ~quiet tite indus area. No automotive or l75«1llO Ciberglasing. 645-3323 A&lllrO&-400 *'&. ft. C-2. L30cl)'& -;:..__· -----~l1Ul 8L Sillte "D" SlSO -..,.DofleMf..lHI Camrnerclal rental 850 11q ft iodu.lrial part in San ~CIMJM Oemente ~53 leave number. Delll9I "-· N•llriOua ~=:::,.;::..;... ____ _ dee.• 141· ft. &lb-let. 1000 Sq .. F!1. omce " . •mo.to.5al. WS'ebcalle.'Xlnt loc. U tO IApD, C.M. &t&-'151.2 or DIC. sunu . .., 1"44 I .... ._, )'OUr ~;..__ _____ _ ~:of b••lae ... •t ... ~,iv-a~'. ~·· 100 ••l'.01' ,....eaa...&ecw. 1 la rea.t. $ecr•hrlal .nlcl9i ••all . ., .... \afo. pl.a eall Be• a\ -.ml.. --------..... to ...... 5010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.l ......... w..tect Rest facility (()perauon & R.E . l in Prime OC area, w /good identity. not less than 3,SOOsq rt . ample parkinli(. G<>inJ( Concern. Lunch & Din nertiouse opera lion. no Ii· qwr lie req. Broker co· operation invited. Call Bill Dalley Matlow· Kennedy Corp., 975-GllOO. 5015 SWIN~LOANS :ind ~ 'l'nc.t L>eed (,oan\ oil re:.1denll.!I prop\'r1 v l'Ustom11ed to ttlel • your need:.' R F. UEP'I SANTIAGO BAMM 71<1 )IJ2 ~'I /NEED /MONEY • Cr.::!':'T HO P;lCB!... ':~-4 2nd & 3rd ·, D loans 547.541)2 Arran.:ed b\ Cocist Homt Locns Marl~giu .. Trvd °"°' so:;s ····••••···•··········• Scrttttt Mt«J-Co. All type<; of real cstalt• 1nvNmenlb !'iince 1949 S,.<ialir.inq in ZftdTih 642-2171 545·06 I I CASH FOR TD's i\rr 1·n r .tn M,,rt 517 7151 • S!S.000. 3 ) r 2nd T O 13', tntere!>I on new home near O\'can 1n Llll(una Beach 1-'u II T1ll1· In.~ Large equJl} 'pm lect s 1nvcslor orrn·c 499 1625 sf no <1n:SWl'r lea.Ye m~~a~t> Prompt rerurn . t l'ri n c1pah \j,ly l RF. TO's $nt't'dt•d :?b-30',. Ra-.i.ie zom !JIJm ea Prof lnd1' w finan c1al dept.h $500.000+ L.a~una V1llaJ(<' fl !-: Bob Burke 7S I 0521> 497 1762 ...•................... :•r1.ttt•t'l your tap1t.il v.11h hq:h1·~1 }lelu Wdl • t.-t urt.'<i $40 ~t.lkKI I irl\t TU t\111 10·, C.ill W .\ I l~troft. 5411-1~ t AJt-.fJ.r1ding mvestmfnl 517 500 2nd T U for -.dlt· Ol:.coonted to V1dcl 1-1 • pr yr Wclt '>f'Cured br Si 'l 5 1111 II .i I' l h I 1! .: v. $32111'\J(I <'.J"h l'fllllt\ \JI du1• in I )r' Pl'f' • al·rct lli'~' S117 1111 r11 "'" A.-.k 1,,y Hon or <; .11 1 t,IO-Sll~ ANlcMtc:MRnts I PenonaAs/ Lost& FoUnd ••.•..•.•..••.....••... ......•••••.•.......... PENN'/ PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 Sf-II Jn) ll<'m or com bma11on of 11l•m-; f~ f7S "r lo ' v.llh a Pt-nn• l'inch<'r Ad 3 lin~ fnr 2 lOO.,..~Ull\\: dJ\~ ~:.;ch dCkht1nnal lint> 1, 61r fur lht>:?dar• Cha ret• 11 'nrommt'rr1 .. l :id' t 11r m11r•· m!urm al1l'n .ind 111 JllJn •uur "" <1111 642-56.78 CcrPool SISO ....................... Need nders trom In me to R.i versid<' Monda} thru Ft1day Hrs in R1vcrs 11lf• 8 to S Call Phil S59·0'.lS7 t'YCS Or J-787 J687d3)'o 5300 ....................... U>st blonde fem Tern er. med s1U... w red r ollar in Hunt Beach 963-8601 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 1-uund 11 \.111i1l1·11v. 1· I 6. llt·il 11 ll l>bt k fl• d •· Gt:rm.Jn ~h ~ ph .. r d >i<t7 I> •~l u1:>t or Found .1 l>d · ('Jll An 1 m .i I A ... :-. 1 ,. I ,, 'rl • ,. Lcagw SJ7 2271. nu .h·t SIOO R fO:WA RD' LOST C:i lito, Tort111.,t· ~h 1·l l 1·at, H!l. llrJllj'I' \<ht 01 a r k 1 n I.\ ., f ,. m .,hortha11 \'11 l11~·h l>r Li.II! Bch Plt>a:.t• 1·J ll MarJ?ic 4!17 2.'>04 • .C!M ~JljH l..ui.l ~I Sh1•lltt> 1 lo) t;t>lhl·1 SlOU n •ward t°dll !it ll OS H <1 n)t1111•· 11r 4.!13-41>12 d fl 61''1 URGE REWARD' u-.t .:rey ... tn~ T JbU) ft.>rnlle l'lll \I(" '\: lj!Ut'I t.. A11.-1a l 495-l?'l'l u ,-.t Rlu<'b•rd c .. n \11n a r r a .i I I e r •' c1 \I s·a~ !Jyr.. l\llll-t•r R£'14' ARD 4!n 32til4 Foun<l Jl SpnnJ?dJh• & \~••rrC'r. very LG LJ .ic I. ~ 213 592 SR54 FOL'NO <;rt'} 1>•111dh• female \'11· Hr1,.1khur)\t & Adam:. Blk O<•a M llM 968-37~ FOUND LI? blk mJl1- Lab•frish Selll'r mix. brwn llhr ('Ollar 1111 la~~ Gentle 673 6783 Lntll Misc item' 1n1 I s: phoW<. <1cc1dent.ill) It'll in drawer nl d1:.f.'Jrdt'd desk al 209 13th ~· • re;,r HB1 Plea!.e c,.ll 75i ~ reward Starting Saturday, September 1st and every Saturday throughout the Football Season the Dally Pilot brings you rtQ tif:tt~l G.~ES ~"~\S~E p~E\l\E.'-N\tl > 1\ n~·"· ~\<•11111 ~ pro'c<.,111n.il l<>Ot hall m agannv -.1•<·t1on l>ri.,;.:1'1'' 11•1r readers the rtlOl-1 intt:rei111ni:. 1om prehenSl\C and author1lu l 1v1• roundup of m_;1tcr1t1I nn th<> pro it a mes to be le le' 1:.t'd cwch "c<'k1•n<1 for 20 week~ !'layer prornes. scout1nit report-. pictures. 1)red1cl1on11. th{' po111t spread . 1n11de <·om m1:n h on stralei14!S and v. ho and "h111 \o watch fbr e\'cr yth1nlo'\ lo cn1Jble readers lo llel the most enJoyment out of their pro rootholl \\ Atrhml? Oon ·t miss out on th LS chance to have aU lhe football (uC\5 al your fingertips. DAil Y PI LOT Lv::-1 11 20 \tall· <., t-r m d n S h '' r l h ,, 1 r 1'01 nter \1a>. l~ar<l ' b<l5 ':'IOU L0::-1 <;11ld r1n ~ 14 IT\Jff>'>n ~ton" fam1l) , n~t ,.. l7 '1• I.al! B<·h ll3 388 ~j Ktv.drd U.t>T l,111 m1· .. n t>r<J< .. 1t-1 ".ii n ,1l l<nl11n-.rn1' Ill I .J ,1 ... I I I J t '1 II J'I 1 ••. \1. \l'IJ 1Tn 1.:,1 .1-t JL'\ll t;rd1 t.. ,.h 1 .. 11111 ·, Bu1u'.'•,JI I• ,;.. 1.\1 IJ I J f~J f11r " ., I• w1~.,..,.. /1.. 11:•11,,•• 0..,11 .. " < t·nh'r l \i '141:! l!Z'i» F•"llld m.,I•· clii.: 'ttu..,k\ r.1 1 x I I .1 ,. i.. \ • ; :\· ~lti ,, 11 Ir .. n•· i:u ''-'~ l"'' !->ml I mk v. hi '"'" di!' I 11 ll 1'1 l'I ~dtll.1 \fw \10· I \I ~ •'41). lll:•v.ar•I t.u.t F1•m c .. 111" , rr.1 ... hl & \ l d l 1.. ( I> ., t.75 S'.>41 ~:.'. -t~• u ... t f!ll., 14 hl l "!111· \I '1l U11 l..•·r Jl ri,t••t Hf' v. ,, r d "i '., ; l !> J .1 67~04111 u ~.r Blk v.hl Shth T 11. flUPP' 5 moo-old mal1· \It' l'c•.i.>l ll"'} 6. Jdm t.ort." 1>44 ~(I lJ)'.t Thur.. \;u1•,•111,· 6mo blk & tdn 'h1·ph1·rrl !blue~& lhrn 1•1 1-. 1 11 l\u,..harci & GJrll\lil !M\2 ll74L l"t.I Jl fd:.hmn 1-.1.Jml i:rn & oranl(t> Serapt• lypt• blankt"I. 6/5 i682 I.nil Silk} TC'rni•r l'Tl•Jlt1 l~..lor hl.1ck l :10\..l• t•oll .. r m I '\ I ll I! I;·•• l h Hr;\\ I\ R IJ 1,45 11;0•1 \\ANTED r'f'mdlt' '" :.h..rl! l"XJ.lt'n"c... of 2 week ~lo~ 1n Tah1ll Uel· 2l lo Jdn 5lh Call 8drr'f _m1~- Energ1ung M A.SSAG F: BobJafne:!> Lil· Ma:.seur <Jutcall 9 11 494 511 l MICHB.lE'S ·Out~all• 11.A,\t LA .\1 H3!1 .(i l!J ~Company OUTCALL · M 111" b4 I IJlllll MCjV!.$A CO~ERGIRL • 951-0778 • :!I H.r Outrall St-r1 "" MASSAGE AGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y Dtry'. e•e~. hr 631 -21 .. 0 G01.DEt4 GIRL 'tAkll·:T't f'."l.OttT'- 5.!18 267';' J20CI 17th SI SJnl .i \rt..i l'nl t"'.'1ona1 '""''"ag1· O\ lu· d Owrap1«t ~R \ppt l 11 9 JO P \1 ~ .!)IJ; Wanted r e b l!n'I l"Ut• 11( f"l.t),1Z1rl Will p.11 C:J ll K...ren 500 .l!l6:! CEHTHFOLO At tr F em;i It' 1-:, t11rt' Bt-.. ch C11 ...... 714 iJ!l 87S4 1\n} 11 m ,. ~~.~:~~~~~~ /\rf: you o buMn~~rruin i.tnml( on .i hu~inl-s" ln1> Imm l 14 day' ' T Jk1· ,, 1ra1el•n.: ,t·crdJr\ l 0Jll Brenda ~ 7Sl.J 1-'0L"NU <'l;11 m ur ..ill<>pt ,fl ln tnc• /\:um.ii Ca r•· Sociot Clubs SCOO t ,, n \ ,. r T h J " "-~ '1 u • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .1n1n.il l1H er,' Y11u BORED WITll H ·\K rn.rw w. H'n h. pp~ 1 a~1 SCENE ' week 5'>\erat of our · re Met..ot the pen.on ur \our 'lldt-riL'I went In lo\ tnl( chou.-e from OJX'n mind• d horn<-.. We l-llll 11.11t· d roupt'S 10 potcnttal mar Gnlden fle t r11·\e r ndl!t-p<trlner\ f.i,I 61 ~hc11ZJ:) Shl'epd ol! ,1 ,.Jc throuRh South1•rn blue n e d O<tlmat•an Cal., larRest & m0!-1 un1 mi' ()\.her larRf' & .. mall q u •' d J 1 1 n i.. 'l' r \ ~!> raL' & k1llt'T1$ .<\II Tho u .,,1nd' o f µr •1 IO\'lnl? & lone!~ ('om1· fes..'itooah from tlo< t or' take 1.1.'i home 7~ 3'13'\ tu t'tce~Ult\ cs \\ 11mcr1 SCRAM-Las ANSW£RS Woeful Rhyme <..'luef Poetry THEIR FLU 1~w Rui.111an!i. are i.o msd .1 uti f'lr recor.n12in1< c> .. 111. they're lhn·aten ·~to lake back THE IR FLU POUND Tabby lutten. remale, nra collar v1c f'alTYltW • Adams. CM 7SI 0141 SlSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• •FOXY LADY* OUTcALLONLY •972-1138• PREGNANT" Carin~ . cu<ldenUal counselJng & referral Aboruon. adop· uon & ltee'ping. APCARE 547 ·2563 SMIWI ...... m5s. ElC•mino Real SanOemeAte; F\lllylic For Appt. 4112·7296 ~&Ylc .. •o.tc•U11..,.• ........ ,. .... Mtto HS.7ltl O.C. AIRPORT secna ISCOIT •BYICI• Specl1lhln1 In bu11- ne11me'n, ruldeots ~ 7JN241 24 .. S. 1oin free PM Oa11n..: S..>n 714 ~ 7S72 Ess=:=t! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schootl & ....... Koft 7005 ..........•...•....•... PIANO I NSTRUCTI ON w mus1c1ansh1p Expr"d Mbr Nall P 111 n 4' Te:.chers Guild, MT/\. Univ grad. Beginners to adv Nr OCC . CM SCS-2784 JobaWmhd, 7075 ...........•..•....•..• L1ve-1n co mpanion I housekeeper avaJlable Lile household dut1e11 646-2.891 HelpW-.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uaaaa ••CTR.AS•• needed, b1l players . xtraa for maJ mot.ion ptc/\v aeriea, posa tv comm. Need people for <kl Co/LA I«. shoolina. CUtina DOW 114·~UO x 94. Casted ror "Fut Break", "Love At Finl Bile... "Rocky ll ... "Halk>ween." Srn fee. ON·STAR ProducUooa. MicbaM PbUlips. call to-~· ACC~CLak Mawr. veruUle penMJn, 011.1.*''d po1Uo1 A/P, A/1l peCboard, pbolM9, t1pe SO+w pm , ~ aMAtt purdl, dept.. front oft\ce •P· pe.rance. for lrvu1t f\lm. ftflr. 1"oo •alaiy • tJmentl. Calt ~for ... ACCOVNTS PAYAHLE i-· 'l' pnvalt' tlub ~:ir. per nt:t· 644 5404 ACCOUMTS rAY~ClERk Rapidly ~xpandlng f1rrn '>ffk:. enthU1>1dSl.,IC in cbvtdual lor Account1ni.: Oe1>l 10 kt>~ b~ tu\l• h n.1 .. 11 J 11 ou nts nl! klw1wl1:1!1(1• l(,.n.,r<1I ••I fw .. 'kill' t '•inli:ll'I I' ,1t \1111' '.57 Yll!'>I E 0 r: i\rr'>unt ;int :J 1 r:-•· ~ ll pref .. r.,hl} in °prt>parJ t1on 11f 1:•>rp11rat•· &. f)l-r.llflctl m1:om1· lax ,.,. turn;. Cl-'i\ r .. rt1f1<'al1· rll~1rabh· Xlnl bent•ftb l\l(IU •''''"' "\B firm s .. 1,1n r<1mmrn .. ur:.i11• v. h .1> ~·ml n .... um1• I•• Th .. Dail> 1'1lot H<I\ ·>'•l ('\I !12627 All r1·pl11•,, .,lnl'll) t'<X1f1dl·nt1at \c'ctlo( Bkkpn~ n :MPOH1\KY l<.a.'llL'lt-r lodd~ 1J1 w11r1< <.Ill \ MlUU~ <j\:diunltnK ~ 1.>uolo. lo. •'l' IH n ).! .i "' 1 ll n mt·n1.., Worl.. f'lll'>t" tu \l)UI' homt' ACl1)t d er-li.:-. W>kkt'l'Pt'f' J('('UUll L.ul~ .irt> nN'<ll'd thru-1ut l)r'J nl!t· Count)' Call u' ''"more 1nforlTlll t11HJ Hobt:rt lbl(, oc~a..lteft!PS 2333 No Hroadway ir~J. C<Jldl"cll &nkt"r l:Jldi.: . Sanl;i Ana 17t 4113~4103 l\Ct'"f G Cl.1-:KK l..J)!hl ~kt't'PIOI? Lat•k )!n>und w 10 k ey IJy touch Wilt work with ,\ ~ & ad J u !>I m c n l ~ Cusnun Weave Carp..>t:o.. l84:l> Pac1f11: St. t-'tn Vly ACCTHG CUC TYPlST l>ynam1l Irvin(' ba:.t>d ".efV!l't' ro hu~ 1mmed c.lf)('runR for pt>r:-.on w 'ol;,l typing -.kill~ and ,.,. c'\~ backRrOund t:xc·11 11\1! work a1m1~pht>re & xlnt benef1b for appt l'llll 752 7132 ;u.k for Stt-vc novsep1an ACCTSPAYAILE . SIOOO Ex~ence m constrlK'. uon compa.ny will land lhJ.!S tem fie-pos1l.lon wrtb growth potenti1tl. COASTAL '8SOHHB. AGEMCY 540-6055 2790 Harbor CM NEVER A FEE Call after houn> appt ----- • ACTRFS'iES. ACTORS. AJI 111ges all types. No exp nee "S.A.M ·· in- terv1ew1ng now Our d1ents have work ~d "Roclty II"". "Goldie & TI'<' Doxcr". "Lady ln Hed" · w /Robert Conrad . .. Wrialey ·s Oouble- nint", • CMney Studios. •Anyone mlerested in Mov•es 1Telev . ca I I "'S.A.M .•• lodAly. Sm ree. <7t4 l 778-UJIO ext 95. ........ ,c. PBX operators for a telephone answering sen-tee upeneoced or will \rain. F\l IJ time or s-rt time lhlfta. avaJla. ble. Daya, 1f\ernoo.n· 4mlllinCI « arave yard. Muat be 1ble to work tome weelrencb. 1'>'Pin1 35 Wilm· ~uiNICI. ltfany co. benefits available. Pluaecall MOl\·F'tl. Fashion laland area ColJt.a Moaa arH ~~ M/F E.O.E. Ar~ MAMA .. Couplt·Aellred to m•D•I• • malnlaln be•.UfUI af uott, all ..._ __ .,....c..a ...... t1per, pref . meT. ' l ........ 11• ... w...... 71 ~................. •.-.i-................. . ... vawu.._. · · ~ .......... ~ Jiit. • ONlt«1Daa , .... u .. riJUH Pft l~ool lG -for ..,U .... ......_ Qll for .._,,._. ==-Pre le HI. COUlt&.a for COID • ,,,...,_.. ..-c:tal ~ A,.e1 ,.c:rn. ~.& ... 1:: ·=·~ ~ •actt.. tnctlH af .. arHct .. Dll'Yll !.:ti.;~uf[•'· ao '°'~' COIP. NJ ..... I II,, riJt ... -GPIMll for Ml IOSU &ll:IUd III re- a.wa _,,.,,... .. ..,... ............ •1•. have nUd Cal. *''"" Uc. • own car. lleUud pr•ferred. TSMCM. =:.r::.'° /n'fm: Wl,_......_.,ort• ...... ~ 1D Cll. &al •tleemc. wart. lllD. opee.. MO-Tll'a O·I ) ... n 6 fOOd drtvlo1,.. ca-•• ... u~ •• -~I ...... ,,. ......... . -.u.a. ~,... u.-"'._ava.1....W.. ••:::,:r:al•I• for -,... Patt Tlm• ad" CGMedlrolw =t•u•tlnc. • wortr wtt1' a .... fta.uce co. We uve .. ..,a1 full card. Oicz p a1l7 VM pro. J'\aD • pelt thne eoumet vtdld. w., 11.11 _,., ... Deeded. ~ Ball:• hr. Xllsl beftettta. Call llq,C41l,17J.D10 ....,. for lnterncw. E.O. E OAL PRIDAY. ltroal rC: oeploadlltdettcal akllb, Dllfa capable of HHmln• TllN ALM PBESSORS Immed iate open lnt• with an q~lve mfr of lh\n film hybrid drcu6tty. ~AR TRJM MECHANICAL TRIM PHOJ'ORESJST ETCH Exp~rleoced /trainee pmitiOQS available. Finl & secood. sb!ltl. Must ~ Enghsb.. Appl) in penon. CTS HALEX 1202 McGaw Ave. Irv. E 0 E M/fl' Asliembly wort. lite. full ume, M ·30. s dys pr wk Apply IJI penon A rTOW Mfg l36S Lo'an Ave. .. CM. s.&5-6102 ASSEMIUltS Pnnted carcwt boards. wire harness assembly. someelectro-mecbamcal expenence M1n1mum five years expenence. Rapidly expanding OrangP County firm. ex cellent compan y benefit~ Contact Pat Mills 557-9051 ~ual ep portwuty Employer ~mbler PRECISION ASSEMILER Pos1t1on ava1labl<' 1n mechanical assembly ,,hop. Mu~t havP good mec:hamcal apl.Jtude & mmual dextenty Mu~t be familiar with re work. troubleshooting. dnlllng. reaming & prt"'sing MJn1 mum 3 years ex perien~ Excellent com- pany benefits Contact Pat Mills. 557 9051. EOE Asst!>l to Mgr. sm mfr needs rebablP, sharp m div. duucs 1ncl'd pulling ordrs. sh1pp1ng UPS, m vent.ory control Apply 10 person btwn 9A M 12 ooon. 837 W 18th St .(; M aaeeHeat eompaaf llalllet Clll= VtH -......~---........ •• .. .... _. .......... .&tan -.............. , ... Miil: beMflta. aa.lM la 90 Ol••I COAIT ... wua .,... • ridao ,._.. Gftk'e. ,._U UIM M&YN.O'J dl•'1a1 H ila. Houri ™~·at >•W . ..,lf .. ~~=-~~:.-:~ c... ...... c.. tta.tiolPI&. a.a.. lhM ~ r.u AD ~=-"1 A,.a.lcaUooa a cc:er.ted ~ QtJJ ~ Oad,J f l _ .. • ---nao 11ar11or1~~~~~~~~~I °' ••-op•a ogs -~ 1: .... ftiM.lltolPll&Dd ~ ,, .... S...__ Ca..,1t1 Supervlaon 2 2f'IUo•:mPM. -r ,..... I br. dJl1. t\iala Tj 0 e & &.ee. Schoo& • Elemtntary. Tf • •--F.qua.I Oppor gmplyr p.• br CAii La1ua1 S ,...._Ille. .... ~!Wloob....... atllDupolll Dr. lrv&M Ta.L.9S~'4 Car:peai.r. SaddJeback E.cu:. l(/F /H ScMb Cout Sant u ID OoUep, IUallon Viejo de~ndeat bank . 8'9 SaJa)y rut• SU»·lld>. I•-------• Sunflower St • Coat• ..._ 7am to 3: allpm. C.11 M e 1 a , Ca Cal l IS1450btwnl-Spm n~o E CARPENTER'S Helper, amall cabinet ahop. Pull 8ankml time. Some abop t.ool H · T&l.llt perience. Able to work ..WACCOUMTS alon e . 972-0670 o r ~nt, part time, _e8844 ___ . _____ _ light typln&. Will con· C&rpet lMta.llen· Needed 11der t ra.inee. Call for for HB area Sept 4·14 8llPl-For further info call Mutual Sa vinad ' Loan m. 761 ·lm2 roUttt · Ccrona del Mar ---Mr. Conopast 67>5010 carpet Blnder. Will sew f,quaJ Oppor Emplyr bindlng fo raw edges or area rugs. Expenence QericaJ SICal'f AllY IL9'HOMST We are looldQa f« an ex· perlenced out1oin1 person with typlna akiD.s • the ability to orsaniie. Sllary will~ oo ex-perience. Pteue apply iD person Mon t.bru Fri, 8-5 Bank1ng prdern'Jd or will train TB1B /Pwt n-penon wtth commerc1a11--~~~~~~~ Downey Savtngs & Loan sewuig back~round. Ap· has an OP4?Dtng 10 its ply 1n person Custom CLEllS Qista Mesa branch for a Weave Carpets. 18480 lh11rri•ff part t.tme teller. Savings PactficSt. F\.n Vly • S" .. •ti & Loan or bankin ex per --- ----• " j)f"eferred. Must c .11ble CAS HIER : Apply tn fhotomat haa a ,ob for to wortt Saturdays. Xlnt p e rs o n C r o w n you ' We have operungs working cond P aid Hardware, 3107 E Coast for pltlme employtts u..~. CdM Won 10 AM to 2.30 P M vacaltons. For further .... ,, or 2 :I> PM toi.iM Cur info COl'llact Mr. Fiaber Cashiers Bookrunners rent.ly lbere~operungs ty, 7t4.oo-7422 . UNv°of C~a IJl the fonowtnl( Cl\tes Equal Oppor Emplyr lrviM c...-s Newport Beach, Costa Bartx."f' Stylist to manage lookstore Mesa, tlWll. Bcb . Ftn """_.·ume 631·9577. Tues Valley, Westman.ster & .,... • Needed competent in eo-~·· A I th f''rr. 9 6, Sat I 9.5 t"ve!> divrduals to be cashier ·~ ..,..,,..., Ana PP Y at e 6&1 :ms. & book-•ft .... _ ror our ne.arest l''botoma\ store ------'-u•u" or caJ.J for an inte"nllew. BARMAID fall book rush, from ap· 964-44M E O.E. wanted. attractive prox 1 Sept 17·0ct 12 64.5-3250 Sl29 hr Call lo set up an Qerlt: · Health food atore interview bt wn 91\M , Eicp'd. m ature, f It. &m11ud & bartender fo r 4PM Tut" Sept 4 or Wed ~~ beer tavern Call bet Sept5atf03.6227 S.IOAM, s.16-1644 CLERK P RT TM 2-3 day" CASKlt:RS. full or µart week Ellp helpful but BE.AUTY OPERA TOR tune Apply in person not nee. Apply al 1660 with following f' /lame or U n 1 t y C a l .. I o R P I a c e n \ 1 a , C M or ptforexclusrvenew Npt Showroom. 3200 Harbor 6C2-al11 ___ _ Br b salon. Highest Rlvd.,CM E O f, Clerks Pt~ night work percent.age pd.:_~ CA'it-DER. fuJI time post· wtaads. No exp nee For S..ty O,.rotor tJOn. w /l.ra111 Apply in loc intrvws caJJ for de· In need ol 3 assistants l person to Build & Grow, l&Lls. Slop N'Go 715 N nJ l.81ai!Culver Dr. lrv10e • ~-., __ .. 114 9210 for colo t, I for hair _u.o __ •_·"'_...,_. _ · cutter. I for hair stylist. _ _. _______ , COl.OI Cool As.to. Paint. wallpaper. fabn c, floonn". sales. Prev exp or lram nJQ. Sdays wk . mcl 2 Sat P4?r month SlS(>.mo 640-9193 RJchard·OueUelte Salon, :m Newport C.ent.er Or, NB liacycle MechaJUc Exper preferred Full time :.al a ry f>Pefl. Ca II 831 ·2fJ6 l ur49>5771 CASHIERS Specialty drug store Joe IJl l.rvml' needs Cash1ers. & Sales Clerks \.0 work rrocn 9am-3Pm Monday lh ru Fr iday. No ex- penence ne<' Call the COO«A>ayt store manager for 1n Satge.nu·a R.eatautanl B 1 111 n g ope r . P I T . t.erv1ew appoultmenl 843 West 19th St. CM. 1 s JO PM.....(_o r S ur THE GUILD ~------· --roughs L-6000 po.sling .....,.... mach. Ex per or will DRUG Expe r>e nced P an t r y Assistant Manager full traJ.n. Apply at 837 W. Cook for Pnvate Club, time, 6:~ t.o Jam. Mon l.8th CM 5404 w-..., lrY Newport Beach. f'ull thnJ Fri.TheBakeShop. _St_._. __ --55~1316 time days, Weds-Sun . .CdM, 673-7310 ---------1---------1 Call for appt. IMS-5000 ext !bat &41ders S2f> Asst. Apt MCIM!pr' Lullurious Boat Bwikler CASHIER for Drug Store ------- Coup I e , wi f e o f c . I k ' ( II f\Lll time. 3021 E . Coast1---------husband -ma1nt. 200 °0 ing o r q ua lY Hwy.CdM673-25SO COOi( Unit.a, Ocean.side. expr persoonel in \he follow------- lng areas --------•I Experienced. FUii Ume. reqd. ..__..,._ I ~. Excellent lllarUnR TSL Mgmt 642 1603 -~· .. CASflERS wage ft co m p a n y AtrroM<mVE Toc69g/frt.gh-• benefit.a. Apply Harctw ......... r1 Pre£~~~~~~tive Mg~nc!::.w.r UJQTEM MUl£TS •)ollg IP&'~· cubJer experience re W Fridlry quired. Must be good a.ctridm with public. Ugbt typ· Eacelleot beoefita, 4 day mg. Cant.ad Mrs. Hauser ()peoi.nr now available for fUlJ time uaist.ant managers on 2Dd. & 3rd. m.tl. No experience nee. 17271 Oyer loed ~ al work week. E.O.E. Ap- P'Y We train. St.a.rt 13.10 to S4 ~~~~~~~~ per boor: Advancement <X>OK. Eaperlenced U.oe ~Y. for man.a1e· cook. Busy downtown melll ~·Uom to $5.SO L a R u D a 8 e • c b per bow' if qualified. For ..-.urant. C.ll Lynn or COHN Ell CHEVRO LET '\,, ... "·" 1. ,, '". d , r t, I \ \H .:-\ S4b-I 200 Al!I'OM<Yn'VE TOYOTA & VOL VO MICHAMCS 4 day work week; no n!ghu. E.11cellent p ay plan. Ezeellmt company bmtftta. Opportunity Cor advancement with a ftnandally Stron1 Import dealer. Coot.ct Sttvtce Mlr-IAILllU TOYOTA--VOLVO ...... 301 Mo-9461 DOWMEAST YACHTS 700 L Alta. An 5-la ..... c. 92705 97'-6150 . more lnlormatiOn 4l in· ••--' l t s ... F t.erview IO to store 82 at nan1e , · ... oo-ri. BOOK.KEEPER-ACCT Elq>' d for public account· 30009 Crown Va lley, -~-------t.aun& Nipel, 496-99!50 Cook. F tr, for fut food. orcalln4/537-tMO. Lyn11'1 Burgen . E•P· ~ Oppor Empioye:r • preferred. 146-3511 aft Ing office. Adams II CRAUITEUR/EllP« lo Harbor area. 51S1·81i0 for .drive IU«Cb limo. for fllllJl. <ftnleCounty. m~ma. Bookbeper~. Oilldcare: Ellperi~ Xlnt uJ.ary at.a • woman peec1ec1 few part Ml1dng atmosphere for time infa nt c are lo uper~n ced peraon. pr i v at e h o 111 e . Jlllll type • have refs. Mennces dealred. Call 1M ,.-i-own. Kary. 15-11'14 . ~~~~~~----- ZPll. -------Cook. mual have exp.. It , .. Fry, brolleT',. din. Gd. pay, s hort bu. Zubles 831·H 03 o r '6«111. c.o.ia Mesa. Cook, needed lrnmed. Pref HS SWdient. Call f7S..iae. Mk f« P.W. --------.. Bookkeeper·F /C: For • OIUd care few 1 yr old boy, oowtna coaauttsn1 firm nv bome. UPll. wlrclys. CClllll /Ci 1Jl&l 1n .. ........ AUTO PARTS COUMrlR SAllS Tlt.1•5 ~GooclPay. DnO: 3'ZIW.htser..t MNl'AAMA fouled ln F u bloa NB. Home ~. otc Ialand. NB. Beneftta lD· g.ea elude mdor med, ---------mllea1e allo•ance. Clatldeare P /\, n eed arkln&,' a ll na\'I matunwocmnforllmo .. • Ai 1our birth· '*1 iD my b.m. 55:·2N8. day +1 •Ir vacaUoa. Irv. · a.LI Glenn OIMD 0t Ted ( 111.....,at.....,l1'. Cb l d c are1 ... Mature __ , .. __ 11 ______ woman DllCIQeCI to care ~~~~~~~~ IOOlll8 • !:Y 1\~ ~m.,,.p!.': BA.BYSl'n'CRt mature Ac c D l 1 P a y ab I e a e e• s.,., m.Ull. Good .....,. .. '*'"*'· 9" OD -ru.. 4 PM. Xlot •ac• fr beneflU. 210 Nnooort Cea&er Dr. AdJ '° Ectwm'dtl a.em.. ant......._ WW traia. ~Cal•. 8'7MUO Coa meticlao for w .. mtMtn. rar •J>Pt. N:taNklldl.5».aD ... ~ 2 ,..., old. ~ GP'· prd, _...;..;.....;..-=..-;.__,.--- .., ............ , ..... J>e.ria.NO-OIOO c:JiiW'· ....... = •1mo. COUNS&LOR - ·. :rc1.~~d'· IO<*?ASTIUP ==tor~~l: i!!:!1•~=·=~ BAB'iltl ID rw Tod--Pll\. Ume, Ila.. 1pm to lJll prh bome. Compl • Rel. •tun. well dler, llorala1•, my lOplll. TMS. lOam to cblrlt ol dl11Ul ~· a.roomed laclr for ..._ ....... 6 ..__ ..... tpm. No Hperleace dmt. Tab dtlJd,.. on Cou11Hlor. Glori• -·---..-.... -...,...,,, A.PPl7 Tb• oatloc•. pr•p•r• ....a~ 1e1oe. .,..-_11r_ ... __ -...._,,~---1 P•••Y•••er . lffO .....,_farbecl.OYentt ao eap•r uc. Call MB'l'&il&k ..... for .....,..Ave.C.11. t.eU'l\or 6 CbelpliH ...... 2 Mii w. B.8. __ , -..: 1917. o,tr• _;..;;..;..;;.;..,__ ____ _ a&l:•PIL ......... Ml UIDet dQs. V--. ...... , drJer. llopll ,..._UIDe\oNlu 9luda JloaH laa. Ill Take •• to H•r•et _.-..at 11oma. It'• Ba•1•llttr·•0Ua•r'1 llHU Hollo• Lo. ~ •uloP· .._.. wtlla DellJ PUot ...... ,...._In. llJ "---llhdl.......,., meat de pl D 0 T a 1,,,_. .wa.-,,.. If ..... a>ll.;--.. ...... • ............ a.In.flt. "" ,... .,. ,... ...... ?-.. JA,8Y81Tl'JS• ....... ...._. 9td letloclla. cl sw . ..u. "" • "'~.!"' Dlall.1111._., D. Call We ...._ .... ,_ w. 0 tW Mii. ,_. -. a.-iftld Ad·V_-at ,,,....-. ... -.,._ ... 1 -· OJ ' ....... ---· f l dDO(IJ ---~· eoUtdloa, npertcnc:e pr•ferred. Plea1ant ---eomlillclllt .... ~lent beoeflta. CaU f\allor,...iUme. ,,_er re1pon1lblllty . Xlnt delivery. nowara by 1rowtb oppo rlunHy Debra. Al.SO P /l'lme =Idly espaa~ .... penor:. M5-CIOIS. lmponer. r Coro. d America, 10·2'.U lloo· rr L l :JD.SPtl to arruce tn· tsvlew E.O. E. II /F. DRJVER; P\IU Ume van (TJ4)1'104f2JIJ. driw:r. L.A. It Oran1e County d ell veri ea GAL l'IUDAY in pbr1',o. m.s-1354. snllbY plant. work w1t.b caosS...UAID Cll,y d FOUD&aia Valley. Must be available t o wart tpllt bows dwin1 1cbool day. Sl.1$ per -... Ccmc.ad Penoaoel o(flce, 10200 SI ate r . FoualaiD valley 90.ml. E.0.E. a.tom fram.in1 trainM oer:ded. 30 Hr + . willinc to learn all aspects. HB area.IG-sa> Deti Help. full u~. uper pre(" d. Refs. 6'6-5'lt Driver for LA n mes Pll route. S. Hu ntln(ton Budl area. Xlat salary + bonu, de~adable car. Call for d etails. -.GOT or.._15CH . .... ,. •M.Ln ... . Neat apµea r a n ce. bowled1e of Onn1e County. Good dri~ re· eard. Over lJ. Compaay vebic:lea. $3. lO per hr.+lncentlve1. Call II.ti 151-218. DllJVlallS Dll•BS P IUme atternooos. lllsc. M«l or womea 25 yn or olc dutiee Aut.ooec. O.C e>Ader. Know lb4t coast Aitpol't area. 546-9815 ddel. Net UIO a week or more. Or aaae Coast OetiVttY Person. Ori vers y eUow Cab, 17300 Ml. forDent.aJ LabpartUme. Herrmann. Foun tain ~bave°!~~· Valley. <No of Slater .__ b etwn Newb o p e a. Ir l'lOd drlvin1 record Euclid> Weekdays call 646-5068 1--------- 0EUVERY BOY: Part lime, afternoons le all day Sat. F\Jnututt de· b very 1727 Westdiff Or. NB 646-1678 Delivery P ltJme AM, LA Times. $100 ptt week Laguna Beach. 494.&496 Odlveey. P l, 4 30-9pm Own trans., Mon-P'rt Some wknds req Mui.t beOVT 18 5JJ.(J81J 0... Store a.rt. Mon-ln. npenence ~ase. 912·5M'7 DRY 0.EANJNG Plant. apply al MacMur ray ' Dry Cleaners . 2578 Newport Blvd CM Dry Cleanen. Counter IJ.rl for S Lacuna Ory Cleaners . t>xp("r not necesa but ml.l.'ll be out al school ~It for ml!r 4&1.911& Deliver y man. 42 hr week, expenenced rn movmi;: & tourh up or Equa pmenl rental y.-.1 rd needs tn11n for gffi"rill furniture. Call Betty dw~ 2075 Harbor m. 11 wn 9-11 6'&2·2«11 ----• t'"M, apply bet 11 2PM DELIVERY DRIVER ~RTS P/l'tme opening avail 1 -......._ ,.,_, --·~ Must bl-21. Start at $3 2S ..._. -..,__ + t1Jll" Able to work Tak.Ing appt'!> K11:p nt-c· PVC!:" Appl y a!te1 5pm. Topqu&llty 642 3013 ask for GenPor Michael. fo:x ec d I re c t o r f or Me N'Eds Pl:ua 1111 F. women's aJcohollsm re 17th~~,. Me!>a _ cover :; homt' Back- Oehveryperson. full ttmf", ground 10 busin ess NB area for parts store. ~:e~:,!,~n e ~;n~ l ;.:. ,1_!"or_~ppt. 646-J74l_ --::JUJDe & aala.ry reqwre Delivery Man Early mmts t.o R Packet 1600 mort11 ng L.A.T1mes . DoveSt. IH28. Npt B<:h 3. Jl)am to 6am $480 per an 673-ZSU or 646-14 JJ. DELlVElY.Early AM auto route. Wall Slrttt Journal no wknds or llobdays. small car req, Irvine & N 8 . areas. ~ Dental Aua1t. Do you want a ratter tn Ortho IE11Z1Dg aU your RDA sJol1s '? 640--0121 ----DIMTAL Periodontist needs full lime a nt. Expanded duties oppty X· Ray oertiticate reqd. Exper pref'd. Xlnt benefits. Salary o p e n . Call MU631. FACTORY HElP Run sma ll mach1nt·11 . 90meshope11per but will tram Excellent com pmiy beoefit..s S4S ().t()J - Factory Produc t ion Openmgs on Znd & 3rd shift. Apply Reevei. Rubber Inc, us Aventdll Pico, San Clemente. FACI'ORY WANT TO WOii WEIHD YOU ASSlt•BS FACTO.Y WAllHOUSI Paid Weeic ly NoFtt Diii fllea • ot.ber detail9. fh. flexible, .u.rt Sl.25, Apply lM. O..i&e ~ 1rapbs. nos Harbo r BlYd. Se!'.$. CM GENERAL OF F IC E . f i1lme temponry. M on fh. 60._ acctn&. ~ dencal type 5i$ +wpm. Imai CUD~ data eft· tr)'. Pbone, baste ac- cDDI pnnc. S.7551, HB GmeraJ Ole, p/llme 4 brs All, pleasant workinc aurroundings. poslin1. rllin& lite typm1-4 clrt de. locat.ed nr Harbor fr Baker, Cll. Call alt.-oooos, u k tor Chnyl Keene, ~3850 General Otnce: Pa.tins caen. front ol.fice exp pref'd Dulies include -wenna pbocws. typ. In&. filui&. payroll. Ii work1n1 w •addi n g madune C¥ area. M k for Helen 5.57-8961 GENERALOF'f'JCE Small novelty & Joke company d.lst11 butes DI· l><lnWlde needs penon part t.uDe·fWl lime, mual have typuig & some o(. fa ce experien c e ~-~coodJ UODI Apply &-11 am only 946 W 17th Slttel, Cost~ Mesa GeBAL OfftCl 1'yplst /l.elephon~ Rett1> t1on1st Fu II t 1 me for ~ Seach archittt· tW'al firm Good t) p111g sblli>. & t.elephooe ma o ne r & koowle dgc o f telephone procedurei; SalBry Opt<n Ca'l 6441..Sljl Gre4aAL OfftCf Must es\JOY phone tun tact. wo r k tnR with customers At deUtl work & typuig Pa.td vac<1tJon srck pay a. health 1n surance Apply 9am 4pm, Mon tbru f'r 1 Barden Pest Control. 696 Randolph. Costa M es<1. ~s.4&5570 GENERAL Of'f'JCE-b\ y phones, wnte ordns. El mo San Juan Capo m.l..l.98.. Eves613-e.Q ~ ~IOlfiN- (;tRlftUDAY for small gl'OWUlg N B oo Type 60wpm, answer ~. talle orders . .dnt benefits Call Lana al oo..21ll. ----GmERAL OFFlCE International <Big 8 I CPA firm sttkang ad· 11wustraUve clerk. 3 5 :1 r s . w o rk e ll per Prev1oui. CPA exper helpful. Escellent co bendrt.s. Salary negotJa ble. Send fesume tll. Ptm. llannck. llitcbell &: Co. PO Boll 7170. Npt 8dl. 9'2Jll60. Attn . Kall\ y Dental AH istant, part lime, boun oe1ollable for beach area o(fice. X· Ray exper. nJQ. 8C1·35U. O!rUJ Ass 't, Ortho .. Chr , N.8. Part bn)e OT fl.Ill bme up to 4 days per weet . Top s alary • bmef"rta. Ortho exp. • RDA req. 60-... fi® i G]-~-~-'f!"l-Y TYPIS!S_O_FFl_C_E_ TC'r r rf Serrices SECRET ARIES lRVIHE 752.-ACCOUNTING O..ERKS £.0.E. K IF D84T AL ASSTS SIOO te St .ooo. 640-0121 ---------i Top Pay No Fee" DENTAL A.11l1t. Ftr, RDA pre(d. 1 yr. min ell· perteoce. H.B. IC7·2MI Dental us 'l . • et.blcaJ. quality office . wt us maU )'OU 811 otr~ you cm't rdUM. HualiallGG Budl.M4m Jl'lcure C'Oll!luJlant want. ed, will trai n e n · tbuslutlc woma n for pert-llme or full·llme podkln. Call at-3444 . l'baln cuUer, DO eap net'. Pa.id Weekly MOii&• Tempinry Sttvl~ Intme ~--E.0.£. 1111/f" Mutt oftn AM, p /\, f /\. 642-SlO:Z. Jauned. opeain1. Ea· Derieoc«t. Accta r ecv. P'OO D SERVI C E . Lite~ PboDe. Co. lllla\url. esperienced. benefi\a.-SHO star\. food • aa&ad PNP pecJPle to.3C. in Lapu RIU..-Abo S.,9-IMfta avail. CalJ 0. 1 Cfc·Deliffl'J : Stu· 81-IMDfwllPPL deal want.ed p rr. 1·$ -----------1 -.Fri. mmt baft owa P'O 0 D SE AV I C E nr.,call,..1 SUPDVl80R Olrt. pre- f errecl. Cleaa, oewer W.OfRCl•/f ldtdsle.. Pwt 11 .. eo.v. 1JOt tn'al. aome 10 Ro4lp. U'IO Newp()r\ '-Y. e-y 6-l. Talk to Bl~d. Coata lleu . Gfeor• or Debbie. ..... ___ ..., ~----~---1 .......... ____ .,_ .. .I Manuf•cturln1 m edk al coaipasa~ needt a penon who ia • Mlf·•~ likes detalJ wort. c•pable ot .ortnn.- under a mlc.roeoope or with amaq parts. Knowled1e or solderin&; operation• • rt1i1tance weldlot processes heJpftll. Good benefltsa ' · - Mission Viejo are a . Salary commemurate with experience. Only those qualified aeektng per111anent- em plo y men t . ca 11 Be tty fo~ .. • appointment 581·3830. ltoqi6lal Acd ·s llecelv. Clerk . a eeded at Qirporete otlc, f amlliat w /eolled proeechares l.D- wdvbte lmaraoce Co. • Self pay accta , Kaowtec11eable 1n Jrd Ply bWlq proc, caatad lln Irene Raus, Acct• Receivbl Su perviaor; ..,...,, Hallal: full time rucJns. JANITORS lleft It Women to wOl't eves, 5 days week. (Jt Newport f'u hioa IsJ...a area. Uaiveru l Blds. Maimf!Q.lnce. l,Z!ll W.i&l St. SA. $&2. T.161 JAMTOR • l'\aJJ Umi, Moa utru P't1 Xlnt workia1 cond. fr bmeftta. Bayview M ... • Con v. Hosp ·2011 T b urin St C .11 . MZ-3505 ... E.O.E. Must worll weekenda. Xhlt work1n1 envirpn· ment. Call for alfpt. MS-5000 at'5.20 ---------Jend«·Plant C1ean-up OD HOSTISS Bob 8'.a'n'• Restaurant appty before 11 or all. 3. 37 Fashion Island Newport Beach. Hostaa. Xlnl oppty to ,upplemeat ia come Wekome new resadent.s. Ptrm pit. 111ea hrs. Need car Ii t ~pewrile r Hot pltallty Hostess SWvke ~-JllliS. day lhilt. Apply: Reeves Rubber Inc. 415 A ven.ida Pico, San. Clem. Jewelry Wax Person, "11· peri~ only. Or ange County 7141979-6124 ----~-- JR SF.cR ETARV ' • Typng II general office duties for accounllng staff. Mu.Kl be accurate. OWpm w /miod for de· tails. Cuslom WeaY\! ~ wan~ to C,arpets. l8U) Pacific !flt; work 1'\la.-Fri, 8·3 for f\n Vly Jam~·• fta&ledy Ann ·s. JUNIOR TECH-for audfo 645--IJOO systema 1nst.allation 1n HouledeaJlin&. P tt. f t. J achts & auto. 645· 1.385 Own trans Start 1m med Top sss. 673 0968 LATHEMACHIMIST 96«71 TUIMH ~1 · Japanese woma n. I day 1wk an F..utbklf~ Hoasell:ee p ln t Help needed, Laguna Bcb R.ea.ort hole I • h r'> fl n . paid vac + bonus. •1196 Houlekttper for family da.ily 7 30 am lo 6 00 pm llustdnve. WOf'lt relll~ ref's req·d. X.lnl bllar) benefits. Turtl~ Rock ar-ea ~1-9170 ----HOUS EKt:f.Pt:k full bme 2 small 1•b11riren Hunt Ht h 531, 2403. 2-5PM HOUS&Hl'SS f/ITIMI Dan.a$ ~eec>tn«i Cal1fofn1a ·~ Ja raes t ~ S m8l~ peop~ \O work private homes • m pu-br 1 S().-0836 ------Housek~ 1Bab~1tter Eag "pea k 1nR \ t.eeDager J inf aJ>l fl Vt ui Nice bocne. family at mospber,. On bt.'a ch QDI Pvt nn +TV ~ ctyg, nn Sl5() mo Reh l"l'q 673-0IM9 --- Hausekeepen.. full lime It p rr. good wonml( cundt troni;, II pd holtday, E 0 £ Ba )'Vle'W Ail a.nor, 6Cl505 Hskpr At baDysnter. l cbldm. 8am-7pm.. Ltve- an 'out. &*). 9009. l'NSPECTORS f'o r p r o du r t :o n •u tlma ke r . N' OC Airpor t. Mon Thur" 6·4 30 p m. Beneftls 91'f.l413. 1mulaOOn Lmtallml Ex- p'd. far Uruon lnsul. Co. mSo.OC Call· Galko l.nsu.lalton S8MU3 -------~ SSMOMIT$S Nat'I Ins urance firm netdl top Pf'Od. .. Ut 0 I.Jc", Mor1cale lui.arance llor\cale Acce1eraUoo 3rd Party Endorsement Pro's Only, Pleue. Coo· umaal now of qualified leads. Weekly r lMek..s Hilb lncome ··4011 +" Xlnt advance ment . 1JUD. J.J75 '°' ~ppt. lm\nnce SaAa wit.b a rutu.re. Am· bMioua man or woman preteatly employed. PM Ume to 1'81\. Full tillSe ..... qualified With a mtnt .. m (U.rutee per moetla. Complete tral ola1 pro1ram . P'armeu la111r aace Gcoup. Call Geoe Dillard M-m.1. ... 'MCI Al•ICY 1'tt • u...ity. com mercl•l II••• U•· ....-ni... lt•"'1etJe• req 'd . &oberhbn lmurance Asaoc. Joe, ~ IUBITllY ., . t /S til lllust have minimum 2 yn ex pr aad Wlllln R to learn nf'w method:. & m J c h 1 n ,. :. '> o m t· 41utoma• 1r ex pt. a l:sn pre. Call Mr Riley for aRJt ~ Laundry. hl,. "''irk, at Cot.lo Mesa ton. 320:.. Harbor C. M. t-'ull & I' fl '>aJa ry ._ C•1. Bendali. Appl Y rn perv>n. u·;aJ reccpt1on11>; Npt Ur law hrm l(oorl ~yp 1ni.: '!kill'-pll'a~ant lt-lephone per~on a I 1!)'. front office apl>':aranc\· 111U!!l hJve POX t.'xper Salary dcpendrn~ •JO 1·\· per Upp<>rturuty for .id \Jnre m ent l o lt-S::JI w~:n'1.anal p>1"<1t1011 Call 64()7tm ~ Secretary ror· m\'U <i&2.C defense CIVIi \lllii-' uon firm Exper. pu• Cerred Good t yp1 nl{ &ll olli. <'Onlacl ofr•<'c· nw 759-0431. St.art 1 m mediately U9lfl s.ct 'y Sr w r-oni.tr bl'kgrnit ~ XJnt skrlb O+>ta1l on ffiled C)p J>l y lo r IHI vanl' Hun\ n .. -i Dynamic l'11n g1·n1 .. 1 group SJ6..425() Legal Sec y 1N<>wport Beacn Respons 1bl1· li«l"dal"}' lll wor k rn J lawyer olfice. J<lnl sktllo; reqw red. Salary open. Call Rulh. 644-322.4 . LeCJd Secretary \Int lyptng a must. M ag Oard U required. Able to work under pressure. Contact Pat 644·9l!IO. LEGAL SECRETARY. Newport Beach Airport area. eJLperience an hUgaltOQ & bus1nes:.. Beoefit.s. Good workU>g cond. Salary open. 114f1S2·2Sl9. ~ sert'j. tra10ee: no expa-. 1.1ettSS 40 WPM typm«; relax~ Balboa Island atmofiphere. Call m1110Mr. Sardam u~in Chnsuan helper f<r elderly lady, CM. Qlr helpl uJ. SM-3:289 L1 vt ·ID House keep c;r 1&--3>. au house pn "t l child O.K. ADythJJc wk nd5. a ll 6 d ays ~· I.OJ' ATTENDANT needed f WI or part urne. ~be LS years old. SS7-0S20 Ltmcb Waitresses: Moo-Fri. exp p~fd 2530 W. c.o.st Hwy, NB LVN full or part Ume. llediaticm J.11, l(fla Verct. Ccov. Hosp. J U Ola&.er.C.M.5el-5685 .... ¥ .... NACt•• ~TOIS -.&.NISS -&IAD D•m Fl ......... VaJ..,. llrd ....... airttaft ,.....laaatmm.a.e• ......forTralaee ... rleeld~ . eo. ~.Apply .... to: w..ACCO ... 1lm Pad.nc Sl. l\ul&.alo Vallt:J .. •l:aAll DOO foe IMap, II n for eap ...., .... llOV&R· Stroni ,, •••• ~~~~~~~~-• ......,.,. F\aUUIDt' tW191rlttf 19 •lllCMM .... HI C..pollJtet1 o.r... a ••t crowin1 =:=v.;,..,~ hltia• lot • bn1bt. -·~1'4 N.araery M a1at. man ...-s rar wal«J.nl & t laaa IAP Apply 1n ~raon See G r a o l . Lloyd ·a Nurser y, ZOSS New-port Bl~d !46-~441 10••1 11ucbaaleait•--------__,edl.tri•1 tttbat· a. trldl t,..... ol C'Olln· pl•• aed1aaical U · ..-eQ!er. Mu.lmura ..., """....-&r9Le with _,... U ,_feel you are ?lifted aad ftady for a cba•&ance wiU. an ex· eetlent cbance for ~1 and financial Crowth + xmt. beneftts. Vie ua a call, ult for lletty,Sl·:ml>. MECHANICAL We are k>okmg for an cMfOirll penon lo work with indoor planll & \beir mMintenance. Full ume, some weekends, experienced required. ~ly in person, M·F S-5. ROGEll'S GARDENS 2301 San Joaqu&n HlUsRoad 64().'5944 CDM ENGINEER To au.isl t.be Vice Presi· I~~~~~~~~~ dmt of a smaU ma nuf ac· turinl with all phases of engineering. Ex · perienced in all ma ctun· me processes, stampU1g dyes, product develop ment & led design We are looking f o r a .<liYenified shirt sleeve e ngineer with good mechanical abiUty Con tac t J i m M i llet t , Windfield Locks, 1613 Monrovia, C-OSta M'esa 668193 Nurses Aides 7·3. & 3-11 Expe rienced $3 25 to $4.00 per hr Recent grads & housewives ar cepC.ed for cert. training Mesa Verde Conv Hosp 661 Center. C.M S48·5:>85 •NURSING• RN·LVN. full·t1me. s1rk pay, 8 pd Hol.tdays. in~ benefits. x lnt working conds E O. E. Bayview Conv Hosp, 2055 Thurin. CM 642·3506 Medical e:xp. back office for busy ped\atric1an's <Jfice Help. Part l1 mt" dfice. Full time 644-0970. student ok R M Abra ms ·---·---C.:atalog Showroom. 181!1 Medical Assis t a n t ex Newport Hlvrl . Co~ta perienced back office~ 4 Mesa day_wort ~~~691. MEDICAL Te<'hnologist I. I Calif. Ucense. 2 yrs exp Night shift. general duty Pacirica Com m unity Ho s p ita l 1 8792 Delaware. H B 842 0611 ext239 Medical Badr Omce Ex p'd bad office for busy faroily prac tice. NB MS-2830. Medical Assistant back offi ce. full t i me Pediatrics. Send resume to Ad•589, Daily Pilot. P .O. Box l 650, Co~ta Mesa.Ca.~ uru.'e help wuntcd, full tune Apply in , pcr!>On. 350 Cl.mton. C M 556 W2Z OFACE • AC('OWlllnS: •Order Chirk·Sh1pper W e w il l tr<s1n Mel<iregor V;schl~. 1"31 P\acenlla . CM OffiuAffendetlt Health Care fal·alrl). midrul(ht tQ 8AM. Wt-d nes/Thu r.s SAM to 4 :.>PM. Sal /Sun Xlnt benefits. 8 pu1d ho1Jd11;" Bayview Manor. 350 W B II y, s l c M 642·~ .. EOE Restaurant ---------1 Opening STRAW 11/\T ..:DICAL PIZZA on 17th & Orani.:e Live-in. S200 per week in Ca;la Mei.a. All sb1fls ph11 wom & board (714) avail. at this time Will M0-6161or(213)428-6431. be taking applkat ions on METBUADER Public agency io un c rowded So. Orange County 1s seeking a walet meter r eader. llustrbe able to work un· der deadlirw & hea vy wort. k>ads. Knowledge d water meters & relat· ed eiPpmeol bene r1ciaJ Begiboiog s al ary 8012/mO. llrit.h excellent Thurs/Fri /Sat this )Neek U-4.or rail 957-8771 for referral . E 0 E · Parking lot allendanl Southwest Bank, 800 Glenneyre. La R Bch Re· q1.1re11 parking lot allen- dant Mon & Fri 12·6, 'JUes.Thur 2·5 Contact Joan Gore. 497 1771 PAin-TlMECOUPLES Fl..EXJBLE HOURS. • 964-5048 For Appt ~-Apply 1a persoo PART TIME Mou.tton Ni1uel Wate r EV~l ...... GS ~La Pu Road g'""lll 1""'111 Lllguna N'!gUel. Ca 92617 Adults wilh oulstandtng. An Equal Oppty attrartave personalilles Empaoyer . who enjoy working with ---------....., kkh. Over 21. Start at ME'fllHOF-S $3.50 per hour. Phone Primat7 APPtier of IOOd 64 2. 43 2 1 , E x t 2 5 0 locld to the 1nine cor· BETWEEN 4 :00·5 :00 porate commu•lty, P M. needs reSpe>aa•ble de· Ask fw Altdna lhwJ penan to drive our F.qual Opportunity .-. Good driv\M ftcord Empk>yer. w 111 ary. Mon-fPri. AP' ___ :..._..::-....:.----- pna.. 8:30 to 1:00. Good PAD ft1ME HIU' (et part time during .... thtu Fri. sandwich ....... Start Sl.15 per br. shop oear O.C Airport. Qil&Ga-W/-GSI. Will train. Call before ---------. UAM or after JPM. ~!!!!.~:ri:!r'Ad~ Closed Sal /S unday. ~ .-... ..,....... m.lZIM. ask for Mike Ja Your ProfesaioD BC*BUPAJBS? IJk1 JIUll bow you CH Stop!! Take time to rela.x .... a dMlltfied ad lD aod shop at bo~e. ~t s ..._ Dni1J PUot Senice ~ wit.b Daily Pilot Dlrect«J for 8 wbole Qauified Ada. And if lllllll< for u UWe u you have aocn~g to .. ,.. d,u? f'or more s ell. call a friendly ...,_U..caD CSualfied Ad·Viser al ... ,..,. _&a-~51'18~~~~~~ llB£1S 1£PS Highest Commissions to eell Dl'llLOPM9ff cAllil i Wa.MAMCI PIO.RAMS .::S!!l#d!IX=~~· ~:::::i::::.=...:'~· ..:.;:19:.:.7.;.t __ __;. __ ..;D-.Al.-L..,V_,Pl...,l.O.,...T,,_Ciwl~J-;~ ...... w.-. 11001....._w_.... 1toe t...;w-.4 1100 • . ...,. . ...,.. . . ·················--·· ......................• .................. .. . M-a nurac lurlna m dlcal company n t-ds a person who ls a aell·1Ulrter, tlkes d lall work wllb s ome cxperienco in lb UH O( micrometers. d I al ind t cat O{ 1 & blue pr l n t lnt ,........lion Good bentni.. Mwion Viejo area, ••lal'y commenaurate wllh expenen(\'t. Oilly thoee qua1J.Lied who. ato Hiftina permanent ~mployment. tell lleUY for appolntment at S81~3830. Party Coa1 ulhnt I o.nter ...... l'UUOma ~ &.l APlllY 202$ ........, 8!..E ~ -. PASTIUP lalk1q lor a tomJN1ny ~ you ran b\llld • Clll'f'ler9 We ~ Uke lo ta1lc to yw . Compo111n1 dlr:Ft now~oaap SJticaUon ror pute up ADDlY ~aver, l660 Placentia Ave Costa Mesa. '!'bun. cnom NlOPR. Earn while yoo learn Te lephone Ans wering Ser vice rull ttme/part ume . Varie d s haftll Days, afternoon or evt'n· in&,s. Locations 1n. FASHJON ISLAND COSTA MESA /IRVIN ~ TUSTIN HUNTINGTON BEACll Ideal fo r s tudent s & housewives. Many co benertt.s inc luding , p11.1d vac at1o nl! T y p i n 11, 3Swpm .. E .O.E Call 543-4230 Mon. thru Fr 1 PB.1< Operator: Answer ing ser vice, exp pre f'd. CM area. Da\s & swing shifts F or info call ~tm. PStS~ FRIDAY J Persoo office. IJRhl I) p mg, heavy phones, 1(1JOd working cond1t1ons & benefits t:l"V\.ne Personnel Ag .. nt') 488 E 17th, <..:o5ta Mcl>a St.e 224 642 l·HO llALISTAtl ·~· o.k ror mt·Broker or ex. ,.._msn WestcUff • tmd fi.r MS-Um RM} tllt.ate Sa1el .... 117 II.Ith i ncome . proven method, QD t.M JOb tram · an&. \eadl Ul-8440. CenllU')' 21 Allcout Realty • tnveauneot.a REAL E"S TA TE SALESMAN WANTE D EARN UP TOW~ COM MISSION NET I Can earn rrom ~to SJOOK annually 2 Find out why new he earn bttl US here. Come talk with t he m 3.Qur produc t 11n ex p e n s1ve lllJ\d /budget te rrJls. 4 PTe·set a ppts. &•lore ~Find out why "we've gut the best thing going·· N. 8. area. Ask for Mr Howa.rd 955-3402 Real Estute Sales eo.-.i15'CM11 Paid WW..YouLHm Train directly with 11 member or lhc M11lwn Dollar Club You II be shown step by )ttt'p how 1l ~ done 962 4474 HA.LISTATE SAl.ES PERSONS $2,J'TS,000 in sale-. WJ'> contnbuted to th1~ nreJt walk in off1rc in 1!118 Now we n~'<I more peo pie for ·7~·90 cxpan:.1un CALL NOW ROGlll ltlOWH R.E. 673-1020 Real F.6tate Sales. )H' or unl.Jcensed W1H tr;i111 013-7:.>0 /\Sk for Diii. the• min ager • . IECO'JIONIST /TYPIST M aJor medJcal company located In Mission Viejo, la 1eek.in1 a peraon to work lull time on a perman nt basts ln the capacity of a Receptionllt. You must have 3 ye ars experien ~e lo worktna in an office & have a lypin& s peed ot 60 wpm. You mu1t be punctual. have a pleasant telephone ~oice . be neat in a ppearan ce. dedic ate d , h ard working & a se lf.gtarter. You will als o be respongible for meeting the public & general ottice work. includlng simple a ccounting '& telex machine. You must have a good aptitude in math. Non·smoker. Excellent benefits . pay c:omme ns urale with experie nce . e xcellent surroundings. Only those seeking permanent employment need apply. Call Sus an tor appointment. 581-3830. REcEPTIONIST Real Estate r~earch firm oilers a position as recept.Jorust. ability to ~ well w people. lY P· ma 50wpm. Entry level posibon/opportunity for advanttmmt. Excellenl woRing coodilions & full benefils. Medical /den· t.&l 11ife 11\SW'ance Paid RelUlura.nu TERRY'S PJZZA Now bi.nng for part or full ume help Must be able to wOl'k wll.nds Will work a r ou nd sch ool sc:bedule Mu.st be t8 yri. or ()jder Apply 10 person anytime 21~'1". W Oceanfront.Nii holidays & Vacation. Ap· 1•---------ply um5 Skyparlt 81, •J Irv 541>-3814 Receptiorust Growing co in Irvine n e e d s r e l' e p tion1sl 1backup m1 n1 l'OD'lJ>Uter operator Mu!>l type 40wpm . som t' knowledge of comp mini· computers Salary S7~ negotiable Good com pany benefits. Plea~e rail fo~ app~ ~7 5041 Recept.1on1Sl Order de:-k ror rurruture mfR rom pany. xlnt phone techtu que a must. duties ind typing. r1lm1:. & v.Qrkmg w uddmg much1nc C M area ,\~k for Helen SS1.s961 RKeptio.tist POlSed Gd Tt'I M<tnner Xlnl typ Oppty for ad vane HuntinJ?ton 8 ch Dynam ic. ,·ongc111 a l group 5J6...i5() ~pllorust Ml·tht•al of h ce. Ped1at r1 cs . full \Jme Send resume to ,\d ISW. Daily Pilot I' (I Box · li)S(). Costa ~k~a. Ca.~ Restaurant COOICS HOSTESSES WA.ITRlSSES Experienced qnly 1-;x c e I I e n t 1· o m p 1t n y benehl:s Lov~y ~al'h loc ation A p ply 1r1 person Apply in person . no phone calls JOLL V UOG~R. 400 So l:oJ!>l Hwy, Laguna Be:Al'h Re::.tdur<1nl. <:afetertJ ht-Ip for pnv11tr 1 luh 1~ to 3pm Mnn lhru Fri Call f o r .q 1µl 64.S-5000 t' x l $2() ~taurant lR'S lWYS needed for Nc,..pnrt He.tch Cluh l'ull llml' da~ Call for apµl ~5000 e>Ct ~J IW:,taurant fuh"' a.-..twr ot't'(led r111 Pnvate Club. N lJ 4pm 12am Union bent·(1b Call ror appt f..SS Stll.IC! !:XI~ rte:.taurant Now hirTni: 1·011k'. wa1trc·::.'\e!t, hwq11•11pl1• c:hshwa~hl'r~ Zai·., In SECRETARY Major medical electronic company is seeking a career person who likes a bus y desk, with excellent typing skills, short.hand & telex experience belpful & a good aptitude In math. We are in need of a self·starter who enjoys detail & diversification. Non·smoker. E x ce ll e nt ben e fit s . Pay commens urate with e xpe rience . excellent surroundings . Location close to all your personal needs. Mis~lon Vie jo area. Only those seeking pe rmanent employment need apply. Call Susan for appointment. 581 ·3830 SALESIDELIVERY. If )'OU need a d~ent paying JOb up to $4·$18 + evll S-tpm. ca ll lft lp S31-G8ll Salese irl expfrieoced Coeta Mesa Boutiq ue Call J1tana · ~5048·or 641--0830 SALESLADY wan t ed Apply •l Coconut Joe's Gift store Village Fair t 140 So C.oest Hwy ___ _ ~LADY. f'or L.1d1es Sport.swear . 673-6250 Sale:. Per:.oo Loe.al )tales organiiauon expanding' We are a leader in the knowledge. education. communica lton industry Wf' are lookulR for prore:.s1onal sales J>t"Of>lt· who are in terested 1n pPrsonal frl'edom. <·ti:.lleni:1ng work. oppt)' and ell t raord 1 nary '"\'Om•· p(Unual C..11 for ... ppt t.:.d Rw.h. or Htrk Gar rl't.::.l.lll. 963 JI~ ~le.pe!'l>on ~ et'kend:. i:1ll -.ho1> {'orunJ dl I \1Jr t· .. 11 \t I-H -i 30 bll:!aid !:>Jh• .. iwr.,1111 l'l.'I 111.1 nl'1h lull umt· """I trJtn H :'>1 ,\ b r " m , C ,, t J I u ;:. ~n ... 1m l>;I'• "''"'"l)l•rt Hhd Ct1'>1J M t·'>.i "-11-. iacafTAIY Experienced, exc1tina wort. Call 841490. Secnt.ary for Hna n of c. in CAlrona del Mar. nuen• -Genmn r~uired. Pref. Kaufma nnisch Le hre lh 1 A.M. to l PM . MO-M.19 Secretarial ••ATTIMT10t4•• Sti.dents Teache rs Housewi ves'' EARN VACAT ION S.S WE NEE D SECRETARIES IMMEDIAT t:LV W1lh or w out shorthand I.An~ oc .short ter m. hoh day & val·at1on p ay. h011p1t<sl11.ation ava1l<s ble VOLT 'Pf".~,,_AY"!lll.0./11::..t '• 546--474 l :ti4ll Cam pu.W:>n .,, l' tacroi.!> from John Wayne Airport 1 t::.qual Oppor f,;mployt'r • SEClfT ARIES • ...,.., L4111bor Dfl'f Welrome Kart'n 1-:1<kr 111 •tUr "laff -.ho 1n II d,1\-. ha.'> t·.irnf'<I $:J :!IJ Jntl t'JITI''(' '111 11ur '11mp.1n\ $)$ lill •I 11u11., .. 111r' ~IL.., Our Offll t•. .\ppt <ml> F't1·1· Lu Remdcr~ A~t:n1 ~ ~ li1n ·h. fo:.,t.1h h4 !'oit"A'pt.>n He.t<·h )(3:1 >11 !II! &•<H ~gr l-1ex1bll' ti> hr Wl.ot:k !'><tl<tr) + l'fC'l l'fl tJI!•' uf profit I-~" t'IJ St.odlpeuon: Inv ~trol • abippm1 • reeelvh•t. noor RrV, or OC AlrpOrt. Blneftta. im-Hll. Stbckpenoo pari Ume. a&udelKok. Friday o.l&bla fs Salurda y1, R.M Abrams, Catat,eg 9lowroom. l81I Newpllrirt Blvd.OoftaM••· Switchboard Operator. aome typing, F ff. wknds orr. 494-8521 a s k for Stre\cb. ----TUCHY needed fOI' pn vat.e Day School Out of stale credent11I a ccepte d 646-1444 T e ac h er A ide f or Preschool Afternoon~ Mo nd ay -Fr i d ay ~ TEACHE RS-Pre school . pleasant working roods. .t1 pe(·1a l o utdoor <tt· t1-v1t1\' . .,. N 8 area &M-0232 TEA<.:Hl-:R Part l ime ad<s pt1ve P E o;ensorv motor training for h1•atl inJun..~ young adlh. "' per m rn:urological d" order<. preferred 1-'t>r in t.erv1ew l'311 646 O'l7K ur 562 7s:rl TEACUl-:R A~'>1:.t pJrl lime Mon thru 1-"ri II 30 t11 12 :l> Nt'wpc1n C1•nll'r Mt-thodt"ll Prt' Srhrml C;l 11 hi. wn •1 I 1)44 m 40 ·10•.11 hl'r' T 1·mpHr.1r\ ~'(I 1n l.<1,.:un.1 lk'.1d1 Sdx11h CJll ~~t lfJ'll 1111 tk.'l.ilb TB.IPHOHE SALES Wo r k p t1 m1• 1n •1ur lt·lt.•phon•• 'a It''> n1om •AM. ll 2 '>hlh I Jnd :-.till hJ\t· µl1·a-.ur1• l1ml' 1111 v •111r,1· It W ,, J.! "~ + ( ··1mm Call for dt•ta1b I. ·\ T1m1·' :.Mi O:llll Portrait "hnisher"'. Work on•coror prints with col ored pencils & dyes Need artist.le skills. good eyesight & color sense Will tram. f ' 'J'. hrs nex non-smkr. Start S3 10 Mr Murr ay, On Site Photo Graphics. 3303 HarbOr Blvd E-5. <..: M Real Estate RECEPTION l ST I~ M!-:OIATfo: OPENING in a MANUl-~A<..:TU HJNG PLA!'fT' ror R El;f;p . TIO~I ST & CLERK TY PIST Excelll'nl IT mgt.> lx-nef1ts & 1n:-uranc·•· p.irkagl· Good stJrtinK !lalary for a )!r•f.,.. lh onented 1nd1v1dual Call (or 1nter\'ie"' 1714 I 898 7H:Jl or c\ e~ & ,.eekend~ 11~ ~-o•.m1 C' r Cd I b I t• Jo: fl I h l 1· ' 714 T1U.241X ltJJ10 !'>tlJ! ._ h.i' full t Im t' t ;J l I' I' f II fl pvrturut1t.;. & p.irt t11n,. (Jj)p'JrtWllt1t·'> o!*nlOj.! UI> n<;v. in thl• C"runa tll'I ~;ir Jri·, 1r ~.,u ;.,ri· •• l'fllle.:l· ~ratlu.111• or Jr•· \"UITl•nll) j!fJtnj! \H t 111 ll'I!" & <1rt: ht l!hl' n"ltlll' .;ted \0'4 anh 111 rrt:.i:.t-d earnm)!' bd"l'<i "" pt-rlormisnvv plt-.S"lt' ,t1JSJI> .tl 34.27 E < ·oa-.l llv.~.<" runadel \l.tr uunal oppl) lur t1 i.:h1 TllW Tl<L.C" lJl<lvt-;H ~'° Rr.>umo• l•• I' O \JOI '>dl;irv ,. ht.•nt'lll' PRIHTIHG F 1Jme persons needed m web offset presi.room F.xprd & tr<11n~ Mm age 20. Pcnny~a\'cr 1i;oo PlaC'efllJa, <.:M Pnnlulg IOOK PA.STE UP Looking ror a comp11ny wht.'f"e you can build a career" We would hke to tallc to you. Composing Dept now accepting a11 plJ cal.lons for paste up Apply The P<'nnysaver. 1660 Placentia Ave C: M Thurs. mornings. *** PROGRAM MD J-2 yrs exp in RPG some Cobol h elprul. I BM Broken & Sai~1men We have ao opcn1111l for<! hC't'f\SC(.'S who arc reall_v ambitious A IH\ l'I; 111 ftct' oHc·nni: ;our own pnvaw tlc)tk & all lht• nt't'el>ltllll''> fllr '>U\"\"I''>~ plus up to 70'. c·o m mission <.:all M aqone Cl:Ark . K\')>1dent1al Manager ror app t W.,Jey H. T crykM' C o . Realtors 644 4~110 Recif &tat. Sales Opening ror l1tcn~t·d sale!lpe,,ple. lr1c all} owned. with n<1l1onul re rerral sy)tlem Excelknl work1ni: r11nd1t 1on~ Ea.m Ill()', comm1~~1on For confidential app"t call 759 02:!6 1-:xHU Sysl1•ms Rl•ultor.s 370/l58, OF 1VF. JC.1.... re· 1 ________ _ mote Job entry. Dul1\':. include application:. & mainlcn;rncc. program min i:. testin~ & dt• bu gging Excellent employee benefits Sub mil resume & salary h1i. tory to : Pers onnel Manager: C~LffOA M , 16661 Von Karm an. Irvine Jnterv1ews will be held dunng week of Sept IO Equal Opportunity Employer. Heal ~talc COwwn1 ,Andustriol Suc~~a1:1· firm has 1mme d1atl· openings ror commen·1al and indus trial i.ale~ persons with the follo .... ing quahl1cat1on~ Cahr R. E L.rcens<> College Back~round . Sale. Expenence 1Comm·1 & lndu1.1rrnl 1 We off e r a :.HOnR P T h e I p n e e d e ct . pa;1lJve environ ment for 8.»lPM. Appty John"s :.ucce~sful pcr'ionul Foreign Car Ser vice growth In comm·1 & in LagNig 831-0621 dustnal real estate s..Jei.. lea111ng and investmenl.s P ff salesgirl wanted in Orange and San 01el(o Flexible hrs. Page Boy Counties. f'or further m Maternity. 2 F ashion format1on contact . Rt'<-eptlt)flJSl wanted C<ir lrvme based compan). PllL'lh office. IJte typing. neat appear ance. xlnl pay & bt-nehtl>. ~aJ.iry based oo expenc ncc . ap ply <it 280:! Dov. A\\.~. 'fuslln \114 l 731 7001 Rffeption1~t S<:r } for rast paeed l<tndsC3J>t' cont ractors oHtn~ Fk quirl'fi 65wpm att'urate typing, ability to screl·n & run'<.t t'alb & an un deri.t a nding or ba:.1c bookkp'g procedutt'' Th.ii. L'o a vanl'd pos1lmn mvolvmit all as p.·cts of the busmesi. Ma\un\~. rellabthly & al least 2 ~rs office exper are a mu~t Salary commensurali: w exper C<rnven1cnl Irvine locallQn. Call 559-Sl52 bd 9AM-noon on.I>' E 0 E M f-' H Recept1on1sl 1'yp1i.l fur l't?wport Beach l;iv. firm !'Jo lcRal e'(p1•nencl' nece5l>ary Mui.t l) pe Ii<> wpm 646-8900 Re<:eptJon· girl over 18·21 S4 SO h r. 548-S203 or 752-87<»J Island, NB. 6«-47Z9 Corpot of• lffffy Inc. 1.8M2 A M•cArlhur Hl vd. RECS"JK>MIST PWchaaiMI AQetlt Ste 210, Irv ine. C111tf Publishing Co., full time. Expaodine llunf. Bch Front Ofc appearance. gauge mfg. n e eds a orcall 714 :;1~~ typ'g ~m . .)lte ore p u r c h a s i n g a g e n t duties. OC ~rt Area f'8poosible for iHuing & ---------·-957-8522 as k for Mr placing material orders Receiving Ins pector. ~aff al a $1M per annum small machine & molded R.E:....-.[-NV-EST--.C-O_N._S_UL_T_ volume. Successful can· componeta. Musl be able -dida~ will bave S-10 yrs. t.o read bl\M! prints. Will Hvy phone solicitation. 8«Jll ROllMSOMS ... EWPORT Will mtenww JIJflht 1111'> for M ilhn~r) & \\is.: RADIO SHACK A Tandy COf'P-a-: () 1-; Manag{'r ru ll l1mt• ,_ ________ _ lioxliZl.Cd M .9'~ lnq !1!11 ~. 4·1111-.1 ltw~ ~fo.R\"IC:E ~'Ti\Tlll'\ \I ''Ji l'all ti-W 41:11 1;'1.1) Appl\ 99'1 1.-('"·"1 TOW TIUXK !lltlVEltS I~~ :->t.""IJl>rt U.."11 h t:Xpenen<·•'<I clfll} 1,,.,. :-.C.•f\1<\' '>lJl /1111 \111·n ddJlb I ull "r IJl t 11m I{" r. t' , "l , •I 1 " 11 "'ai:e' • 1 umm1, .. 111n \ppt, in J14.'r'''" l..11.:un,o lO Co-.td "l'l>J !>-Iii '.JI.JM p e r m a n c n t µ u"S 1 t 1 "1\ a\ailable f;,..p ert<'nc ,. reql.Ort'd Exct•llent 1 om 1J.1n) benefit~ & ht>t·r;il d.isrounL.' l'le<1-.~· t'a II for appt 644 2800 ('Xl J07 SALE.<; ROllMSOHS IMMEWPORT • C lie\ ron 1)1~1 '-< 11:• ~1 ft--\ l...11' H1 h T11w Trude. On "'r" 1•\ per rl Toµ IJJ\ 1\pph C&W Tu,..1ni.: 7·11lB Ohm' Wa• (" M t;.12 12.~2 I r d 11 ... o 11 r l a l 1 ti n forl'P<'r,un St I !Hi SM fill per m<r lnqu1r1• l.a.:un.s JlP:.tl'h S<·~Jfil" 494 ~I) ltM--ft ART· TIME FOt" b1rtii ('unt ml t'lmtt vttncn hour' 973 I 127 uirne Ronf1n).!. 'h1n 1<l1·r .. needed. 'uh c·11ntr.11·1 wnod & Mrnl' Tor S <·all now. !ilart work toda~ HJtl l~ SAILING l!"iSTltlit"TOll net'(\o>fl for 2S 27 c·rui~in).! .,.,,11.x, ... t part lln\\' in dudin)t wknd.' 1>-is 7HIO S.de. Arl' you .1n urt"ti<· <' n : at 1 v e 1· n 1• r ).! l' I 11· per;on who like-. thin.:., ~paN;hn.:. ha:'> sak~ & d1.,play...-atlll•lY" l.1do V1Uage-. leadmi: JC~l'lt•r Wl.'lhes rull l1mt• tnddn x S;il no 01te' ('al l fi73.9334 Sala. Cnw s.i.,.r•iMM"' You can be your uv. n bo6& while eam mK xlnt co m m1 s!'111n-... $16,000· $.10.000 Isl yr Must ha ve van or station lla..,~inl! for SALES F'l.lll a.nd part t1m1• !>'>">• t ioni. ,.I\ a II a hit• t:' c-ellcnl t:om2;my beneh1' ;ind d1~rou'ht:. \ppl~ l't>r..on.nel IOam lt .Mun day t.hru Thur-da~ '* 2 FoslliOft l ~and t~1ual oppor emplo~ er S»l>WICH PEtlSON wtin .... anL.-. rli'turi· 1n a cft' It , call ror 1nll'f\ lt•W ITT~ 2193 SECRETARY SALES lmml"11alt.• openin.: h•r pubhl>hmg tradt' "ho,. firm Typm11.. d1t.1at1on l'OfTe.pondt'nce. film~ & phone detail Oubtand ml£ co bener1t~ Grow111~ 11rganazat1on 1n SanlJ An11 tall per~onn t'I ~ •SECRETARY" to '11,000 10 key b y lOU('h l\t curate typing 4!; wpm Non smoker 751 2600 wagoo t-0 be considered SEC •y We need J 1ndiv who wouJd like rrutna111 ng a f'\ill lim \.' permanent student sales or11aniu w 1except1on a l scC'·y t 1 on r o r I e a d 1 n R recept skllls Must t ype newspaper Do yourself SOwpm, type test req a favor ('her\ us out Phone Soe at. 754-6701 ' Call Bo b J'o rda n at tod nterv1ew 174.7230 or 213 597 0396 - Collect. Secretary 1Recept1on1s l :-W·n111 '>IJt1u11 \\t•u ci.Jnt •:! full 11m1· I .111 ·""' rr..,r \pph !'1•!41 '('WJ> lrt Jll ( . \I ~·nit·•· SLJt111n \I ll•n •tdlll. two p.1rt t1m1· tu ill'nL'> 01\ \ ppl \ ~!Ill :0-:t·wport Hh cl t ' ~1 11'1• SlJtrun \1JnJl!t• mm\ TrJIOI'\' f\Jll tinw. l' "\ p" r 1 1· n 1· 1• J L 11 l' me1:haniral rC't.jUI n•ti \II Hent>hl<o i\ppl\ 2~';1(1 Nt...,."J>ort Blvd l' ~I Sc'f"Vl<.'t' Stat111n ,,flt•.,mcn. 2.iJ.5d}wk W1lltr11in Good pa) Che\ rnn ISSO JJmbort>t· HtJ 1'H 644 7~ S " .,,., 1 n .: M .t < h 1 n 1· ~raton. f.xp prt'r d nea r nc \1rpnrt . ht•nefll-... Mon T hur-s 64 ~m 979 1483 Shoe SdJe., \Int JOb t'XPt·r person Top t>drn•n~" +bt>nel1b Full &£ p t Gro.,..lh 11pply h e rt• Children " l:toolery. N li M.r Milter. b44 2464 Sttter. N pt lt~hts area. )Chool a~e ~·h1 ld ren Jeurinil' 646-0087 r ve:. 1H1\\1-.1. At:t-::-JT Cull unw "'1th trl'kl'l1ng ex J.'{'f1t.>nt·1· llunt lkh Call Larr) IW7 :Ii Jtl TyptnK ll}l.~ll"JI lt'llt'r' 1n dOclor " offi l't·. l t mt' to ht· arra n~ed. II li Wrth' t1a.•,Mflt'<I Ad 1125-I . Uail\ Piiot. 1-' O Box 15titt 0 .1>ta M1">a . C.:a !12626 •TYPIST• lmmt'(halt• ol)l'ntnit l11r JO accurat.c f;c.t lyp1~t '>Om(' gen I ofc mdd. Gd pa y . r c laxt'd al lllObpht>re Mature . non '>moker pr l'f. Pat 898-43S7 15$41 Computl'r Lane.118 Typist fMCMn'• ~r M er school Must Live 1n J'ark Hunllngton Tract g hr to st.art 964 -1979 TYPtST: att .. **'' tyl> flex. Names & ad dres ses mos tly . P ay comrnensurate w /speed g to 15 hrly. non s molter Apply 10-4,3303 Harbor Bl, F.S.CM TYrtST 75 +WPM Good ho urly r ate ror above a verage per!fon Hounl can be flexible. 3 to 5 days per week. pre rer 11 am to6 pm. Plaza, 2IJl2 Mk helsoo, 752--0234. exJ)el"ience with purchas· train & consider college ~ Be•ch. R. E. he log s mall stamped or atudeot for part time req 955-0073. l•---------1 rmchined met.al parts & wort. C.ll 8!M·SMI molded plastic parts. --------- OC Airport area Exp req'd. SORTl-:H ror O<'<'upataooal r odes. n o p rior l'X penence necessary. /\p prmumatcly 3 m.ihls per week & Sal Scheaule to be w or k e d ·o ut w 1superv1sor $3.00 hour ly Call Mrs EHte rly . 831-9911 days. or ~l--0348 a.t\6pm --- Slatto ner y S l ore 10 Coronadel Mar needs ex perienced sales lady f\tU ume s days, xl.nt working conds. Es pee 1a I· ty fine clientele 615-1010. 1'yptsl.s &ibmil resume or call: RF.cEPTIONISf aDINST&UMENTS for C . P . A l ir m at 155C2Cbemical Lane MacArthur Bl & .Jam· Hid. Bch. C.. 9l'JJM9 boree Rd. Good atat. tYP· lnsreq.7~4 t.c..ei••t l'\a1l time lf.5. Immediate openin1. WHl traln . ~office appearan~. aood pbooe voice. Ute typln1. • 1ener al clertcal duties. Busy Newport Beach CPA flrm. PIHte contact VlllN MJ-Gl'l. ~onlat/Secretal')': Blay phoaee. exec. of. nm, j&OOCf typlnii skWa, no t hortband, die· taJ>bone. Wltb laqe miidlna divilkioal offtce .. Mffport a.-. Xlnt ....,..., Coatad Carl ... 11'/TIWTU. 751-4760 Stock cl.erk. need s o· meone who wants to wort. not someone wbo just Wanta a JOO. f\I U time. Must be able to work any hours. an1 ~. incl. Sat • sun. Cbaoce for advance· a.ot, benefits for the rl1ht person. Dao, MhWr1 * •A1TIMT10N• • Student.s Te achers Housewives! l EARN VACATION SS WE NEED. /Senior" Typists ./Stal Typist.a .fDld.&pbaM lypulS <Oerk Typists NEED IMMEDIATELY Lane 6 abort term, bola day fs vacation pay, bo8pitaUaatJoo avalla- tH. VOLT I •• I ' • ' QIW.Y!!,9! 1111•.••U•'•'•'" 1 fli 'n10 ~~.-~-Wit ""'kt_ .. 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Spa•lall htralture .. bou1elaold boolu, law•ed1er • lC. Mld9eadl. -Vanity Jn, ................ I..,..,..°"' Redblll It Saata Aa a yr, liMwll IDld. Sla ............ se.DU. eoloalal 1l1le. Solid .._.me. Sat/lu cM!wfoat batll&ub, IWI· a..ldaeekormcme1or, Conaol Stereo 140. t•• w/a1atllulaer, '"'1 T\atio ~ ~ btcllOr)'. S·p e lac[ lo.5. MOOZ Silver Lu, lampwt111l·latluwir,Mw dlrto: llHG. ... ' ._._ ~·-taY• 1141 ........ XlDtccmd, '500. •-fts.--P\ bolt~. !'J wood PLOTPllMhta _P _______ Ti.omu I -keybeard Wai&nuw~tul'e, ._,,...._,oew,'° ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--_..,..,_ · ,._..___ lo eu1eot womao's 10 u.i.u.-· .. - 1 .. _. 5 -. -.... -. a, V· P.O.a:>aueo --A F . ~ .. 11 ----..--~""'t.aced~_ lD food 1a • naae.-.ean. yr Irie' Setter fem•I•. 2 Gara1e Sale, 211 E . eaeat • cbal r . IU Omtalleu,C..GUI s.,_..: 11r ~ l on, 'lboaaa 2 keyboard or, Is cocktalla. S.tween wan'. OoR-. MU SlJO. years. f'r•• to 1ood TopqUllltt.J/liv rm• bdrm WU.. St. CM. Sat,..n ell~•· S.. Dtme·A· nid. 90/bast. 6'2-2917 pn. CNat I•. beCiAMr. UM. llvtDe Cout Coun· ~im bome.DlrOlM • Mt, &Del «Uer laaeMd 1·5, 18" rotary pwr U.. .S, mM FW11111eaU. MlalllCS Jack YounOAooda Sc C -. try Ckab, HOOE. Cout Ul'RJGERATOR. r...a.-___ , .. _ liems. Befon0 7: .. m : mow.-, ndk> • pbcmo, '--.Cll.s.4UD. w.ul.ft:IPT' membenbiDp. 11 privat NewpUooe,Slm .• ltw)',N.B.Mt-IU> oooo~moN -. ~~!...~~·· 1 '1ct ~!7~lt . r eves tradtplayer,mlsc.:lltto ~ ttramica, · • BRIMHAllPtANOS """''""" -umoe.__....,...._,AK . ~ _, GARAGE SALE-120~ I U I racquetball Is health W"'_S..__. calltTS-2177 161JJ'ta1Upm. ---·-------ntamoad Ave .. S.lboa paquea. aa v ty aet, club. Susi 516·7542, •-"- -·-,..,.._ n... • ...., ..___,. _. ... ...__ I I d s t!!!.••· muc h misc. --.. llUIC.-"9a• Pttime. Awl>' ln penoa nmric range, wtoven, ftwkittenborfton•thol -_....,, ... ...,...•Pr· llovln1. sofa, chalra, •an • at/Sun/Moo . Also 'ct:!al or· --·· 11M121 ~Two7 FG;'VS fromcltaly. Jtlnt condition, $100. Jlll.Y. ready for adopi.ion. ~.1t.trame. 915 New. ~n. bedb s , ~~pt·· IA.II din• colon al re-llJCIS ' !~~~~~~~~~ ~ a1rv1e w, oata •'1230.M&-l<m CallMT-Z'flt . a -.... m..: more . .,,,. Gara1e S ale . l 111 ..cmable cost . ....U7t We have.approx 300 rd ..,.,.. v·-.. --A a•-c .. ed _ _.. .... -... n M ~::=*~Jet lllO. ~~2ndc 11· ~..:ab~ya11or ~. CM. Sat onJy. ---· P1dre bncb. 11 .. • 8". ";-~ t.:°r.J::.~~r. ~ wz..-.. .. _,, -sacn ce l yr . Qn . ...,.a bed, """'' · ·..,. ...... ,. · -ArAiqu. • tn*. lllSf·lTll Will ael1 separate ~ ea. Sf50. b WAITRESS/WAITER, ..._/dryer, f/5. Great Cocker' mh, loves peo-llbnewSIQO. S.-JO:M. u.--S&le Sa ..,,, w·• ....,ED or all for"°· You hiul. 150. QHlllY upri1 t ap. pnfernd. llatuN!. fora~ortrlr.646-2205. pie,~ --.~ . t1..uD. furn. Mlac. conte mporary "'"I 557_. P HOii. Baby 1rand-Galle')'Cale.~10 ~...;:,.,;.. ______ KING WATERBED lamps, art, fri1e • .tc. furn . stereo equip , TOP CASH DOLLAR l rec:awl, 1he11>. Ea~rt W .. -~ MOVING SALE: Refrig/ CATS.2apayedfemaln, l wldrawen SICIO. Tbl as 4 10Ul Edye, Hnt Bch ~ bcuehold Items. PAID f'O R YOUR Jdm Wiyne Tenn.la Cll,lb ~6repairta&. ""'-... frzr $125. Wahr fr gas Ina haired calico, 1 t11er c bra •so. After' 4 : Brook burst I In · Slll.&an UH 5f12 8'en'• JEWELRY. WATCHES. family memberablp. ,...,,._ ._. PYt.chab.Weekenda,Fr\ dryr SlOO ea. Portable st r i ped . l m ale 14$-9116'7. dianapotis.llG·-2. Sima,lrv.t'f~ ART OBJECTS. GOW>. IQI0673-n42 7aWlltbC115tl-tfn lunch. Sat & Sunday dlhwabrM0.~1112:0 Siamese/Manx mix. --------1 SILVER SE RVICE , breakfast 13.,.,br+Ups. ft..£.& .. I" capac1'ty older ~l. POOL TBJ... Clatm bit, ~·-lrk~ .. war::..t"·:: Garqe Sak. blk•. di.a· mu: P'tJRNITU RE • ,_ I- 673-3515 aM for Marion nan.. • a&u. bed. ret u , like .................... ea . .-· • play CMel Is dllSC. 171.12 AHTIQUES. ~2200 ....:::::::::::.=:..:.::~~=="-1:Mr':"', ,..,-lltt'l.itlh!-.. ~·~ ..... lll.,:-lG:tffiieto you, rabbit.a for new 1157&22MOD hi ~ lM> Im COl"CICado 1ilaftmUi 1tB M'173M 1-'----wAf'!'1mSS:.noaper, 113 U.flmi.~!TSB. • pets, wanl a Dutch male · • · Dr.,Cll. • · · COPB or 5-9:30. Needed now. WASHER • DRYER : tulny. SiS7-939'7 ~ J!::i~-:'~! Qlr cbst. lg !*case, am Gane• aale, houaehokt Xln&CCIDCl tc-'1QS3 Tennu Match Mem · ~llCI .. n IOt2 ber 1b1p SlOO plu1 •-•••••-•••••••••••• transfer fees. Call KmmoreSewtn11Jadline MIMmO lil·UI + 5 bbn aUtcbes. w1cab1aat • attach· Ub new lo6d OE refri I men t1. SH-n ebh1 • IDI. Cold aola • iovaeal ai.en \. - -.S210l Xlnl coodition. $1.SO for Alfedionll\e. 7 mo. male. $15.M:a-~ d~k. books. clothes, ~:to:.':~:.~~: Waitreaaes & bu•boys both. •~taell. 548-3322. Shep mix, good w /ltld11, mi rror• mofe ! C Ill · ly .. 1218 Penninatoa Dr. wanted Seacliff Rest. DRYERS·Gas or elec good watch dog. To good VELOUR COUCH ~ __ HB -.-. $125. home.911().4952 Avocado &reen, gd. GARAGE S ALE · Antiques: Roll top dHk, Hoolier cabinet. ln.IAk. acceaaorle1 . S03 Manaold Ave .. CdM. s.t~9AM DlsHW&C R ah•pe. $15. MM711. WANnD DllYB ~HE -$78 4 rJUX Lab, bll1 puppies, Ui1turioua wtllte Indian caUon IOI• + love. loole plllowa. Pecan coffee \bl. AU like new. SUNDAY OMLY Xlnt cond, auaranteed To good tiomes onl y. To deliver Daily Pilot s.17-6333 6wk.s, 847-0S49 bundles to carriers. Re----------Adorable twin cats. l yr q..ares van or large sta.I REFRIGS, WASH ERS, okt, M/F. MIW, fixed. tJoo wagon and a good D R Y E R S • shola,1163-7386 SAT & SUN 9-3: desks, driving record. Phone DISHWASHERS-Cost ·+ -8' Sofa, golden brown, chest or dwr1. 1ofa. 8191 ·5'224 . 642·•321 and as'k for 5%. Sat, Sun. Mon Only. Tu I~ home w/kids or SU56cha&n . .-S.Lampe lamps, hshld gd s . lfarry Seeley or Dun i•dmtant credit no dwn dog. cule s ml F . mix & tables. Typewriter, typewrtr, planu. clotheli, WtJLlams. · payment. ' Dog, 7 mo.675~ mAnual, $35. 751·4183, & misc junque. 202 hclory yard 1a_le, fac· lory boo-booi, sabot hulls, d1n1hy moldr.. nUc IDllriM bdwr'. 10 HP OUlboard, 16 HP out· board: camper. plywood d&nih1 6 etc. II To 4 Sat., 79W.1etb, C.M .. rear .....,..., ... w. !Bil Velardo Dr. H B. JOIN WAYNE TENNIS C LUB FA MI LY MDBERSKJ P '2000 or tr.dr for car ol same v1lue. 731-&Hl or 910-1060 CiraMI' SWr-. Ornate cut aron care a 1812 from courthouse. Tombs t o ne, Ariz. ~3N7 Bau ~ Albecor• new C\lllm poles. l20. RS fr • S48-IS:i2. ---------EQUAL G dtttGro ~. AbaloneAv,UUleBalboa OPPORTUNITY ~· n ~-hairedb.illdan M.lDoxd· ----<-· ----ls1a.od. EMPLOYER I .-c" 1e, ovvell c ren. o g Triple d.ree9er, mirrors • -------13191 • G.G. home. 842.-0750 2 n iteatands. Med il. OU drsar & mirror, 4yr S of G arfaeld o ff Bui.hard SAT fr SUN -Ol.DOAKMIL.K CRATES Gvale Goodies·ln Uw al· 1lO: COU1"<fY f Al R liey: 441> Pro.peel, N.8 . Sl.Cll Eacb ~ WAREHOUSE /PARTS, 537-6333 Blk/Wbt Doi needs 8 gd 11.)'le. ll1ot coad. SlO. okt cok>r TV. + mon! we 're looking for all home w /yard. wrk _963-_3395 _______ ZZU'1AI Laurel Pl. N.B. S.t • Sun 9-5. around guy -gal, ship. .....I' 2 3 4" 82" b .. IG-'810. ping, receiving order 3n:'.sSl2S&~.Stoves, 1 /5 •· .. s. ome L1ae new cou ch,--------GARAGE SALE SAT •SUN9-4 m CA:lnfreu. C M desk. capable of assum· 2 ruce, older 0 Keefe fr ~~ blk /brn /bel1e 1wht, Sept l.Z.l9am·)(>m. 421·0 ang responsibility. Xlnt Merritt S75. & $1 00 . 4 -...... "'lten to good $170/bltoffer.~ E . 20t h St C M . b . Freezer upnght SlOO ,_._...., ru F u rniture le m isc . growl opportunity • · home. Muat leave apt. 8'aola,des!-1amet•· I . dl d ' Waaber M.S. Dryers, gas ..-. ~-llOO. Princ9I House Cry1t.al. atill ta boae.. new NC shampooer. twtn bed 6 c:hest.. QD aol a bed mat· tnm. N·.cale traio aet. Holl1 ~ Coilec\on ncun.n-6 pfata, Hum· mel plates 72 77. Sun· beam mix.master, Uke new, gd qlty cbilds cbhea 6 miacb miac. 307 Diel Mar. San Clemaiu . w rap1 . y ex pan 10~ & el~ MS. Washer & 59-1111. ..,_7717 tM Is din, coffee table. moped importer. ~rb1 dryer comb. Everythin• -end table other m~c BARBARACARTI-AND Motor Corp. of Amenca , clun & work "ool' Fwmlue 1050 tt.em. . ...4orr · Boob! Boob! Boob ~ 1714)77().67216 ~ ..,_., " • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ea. Mesa Verde Warehouse worker. Look- ing for mature. alert in- dividual willing to team & accept reaponsib111ly ~ 1 IUY New oak double bead· 203IN c.-11 CM * * * * boArd. MO. New clean · .-..a. Good ·--" ,...,·mitur·e ,._ he~rd ... .__... SATURDA y ONL y REFRIGERATOR Good cooditioo 1100. 646-4l28S m established Newport G.E. 2 Dr RefTig. 23.5 Cu Beach nrm involved 1n ft. Almond. rtr-. Door du· supplying textile. used in penser for cube /crushed yachting. backpacking & lce+ice water. Almont ski wear. Secure future new. Wl~. 759-9320 for right penoo. Filling of orders & general ••'-'~-"'-1010 warehouse duties. 37\llt ••••••••••••••••••••••• hoqr week. full time HARRY QUINN 23" days. Excellent com-, frame. w /Campagnolo pany paid benefits. Pay component set. 64.5-6516. baaed 00 ablllty. Call Cl ass i c Hi aw at b a, ~1086. Boardwalk bike, xlnt WAREHOUSEMAN cond. (213) seg.2935 Duties inc!ude drivln&. ~ Sale .. Schwinn Black fortlill. p1ck·up • de· Phantom front fender tiveey. Oran1e County " comp1 w /light L.A. lnveotory control. w ed. • Experience in bandlln& ant .. Schwinn Pan· ,.,.,.._, f _,. Call tber Horn Tanks. --· pre e"""'· sarrm• tor appL J .J . • Knickerbocker C.rpeta, JO speed bike .. ia sao. Santa Ana. 551-aZl. Ask for J immy CaUta.1713 """" r" • c.....,... . _. . ....,.118'. Alao mi.c sames ApplianceB--OR I will sell · · orSELLforYou Gokl Tapestry malchinl Movlnf Sale. Elec· MASTllS AUCTIOt4 coueb • chr $l2S. Porta· trophonic stereo, tape bAe steam cabinet. like deck, speak Ir 646 HH & llJ.H21 new. ar. ans. b&e. 'R!i tabl~ 1s !~!: Green hllh ~ac k oc · casional chair w /ot - toman 125. S.70'9 CA.SHPAJD For,ld ueed f\lrn, anti· quea ii ,clr TV 'a 157-«W SnnptrCllllut1 . &Officer.a .... While dreuer wltb at· tac bed mirrors . hardwood dtain1 table " 6 vinyl cbalra, 2 bar 1toota. r easonable. Walnut wall unit. Ref rig. Oaolb orgad <like new l. E.Z. lift trailer hit ch w /brake control. 189 _Y"&rlinia Pl. CM. 631·3518 -.35a. Garqt! S&le·Movtng. An2 New ~ bed "°· G~e tiq\aer., boots. houMhoid Mt llSO (4 camel chain). ek. 405 Femleaf Ave. s.1•. CDMSat&AM-3PM SM •!ND lo-4. --~~-~---EVERYTHING Goes ! Books, furn. aardeo tools, pots, pla nts, dolbee. atet'ec>. recordl. tors. ailver, beds, mri1. wab & dry. MovinJ. )4() Oter~Tbe Bluffs. N B. Alt« 10 al I wtnd Lee. approx 5d ll ea. Painted wood cuatom llovint Ea.It muat aell cabloda (2) w/drawers, dininc table /chairs, shelves, ufe, doors. lhiwll-Jonlaa patio set Could be oUlce or bobby 6 oddll • enda. Sua. Sept rm unila tDO ea. ALSO ~ CJDly hm to 4pm. 21112 G.-.p SAie. rnlK. Items .......... M.Y. Incl. f\&m. •t Capitol St. Antique and Contemp _Cll _______ _ wabU aecfttarial desk ....... Or. C.11. (off .->. 2 de*a w /credenu _u..i_ ..... _ _..;;.Y_>. ___ _ furn . <Antq. U pri1ht EUR OP E OR BUST p I an o • arm o i re. SALE·ll!nolta SRT·lOl Tbomaa ville bdrm aet, ..,. 2 Exec cbain llOO. ~ coad. 5'9-'ml Of m4llllev /Wbda. sofas . tbla. c hra ). camera• •qulpment .,..~ ...... _ IZ25: Aatiq• oak l~ll -Qll:llware, c-. + 1215; PaaMan,I~ ~TV MORE. MUST co! No $lU ; J\af\ 4 man nr.1J6e bed, wlLlte beaii, Early Birds. SAT. 230 -~SIS; Redwood 6 tmrd. frame, box apr· lria Ave, CdK. C.:boolllbel•• -·, ln1•. mattreu, S$0. __ ___;.__,;_____ __.... ... A=.· Sof ... b' ..,00 ---BABY Hema. turn + _ ......... _ -_!:.w°...; •. ·~~a 4:.-.,: -·-'-•...-__ . _____ mare! 11111 View Point Jtcwlool lkll. Salamon .... _._.. o1 ...,. --...... -·--•-~---' • H blndlu1•. Trapper ovlll marble ean .. table .-....__, ~·.. IA Apt. llS. unUllstoa WA.REHOUSE FACTORY ASSEMBLERS SUlll. ~. Bii Ca· ~.!:Items Beach.Call ... ~ ~=·-==-~ ... -Mii l•IOJI Q10D. llaek Ywd Sale: Soup to cb ...,. bed IZSO: 4' P11n o UOO Ele r typew rit e r S6 0 CM!Doacnpe MO IC.&J7l Rolipol 111) aJas W I b&ad 1.QP, tf,S. S spd bike. $45 or! 2 OneoUJ carpets. II> ••. Samia sterec>. Sl7S. Drum set. ~ tu.ZJ56 ,John Wayne Family Membenhip. Sl200 ,best. lramfer fees included 731-3741. JOHNWAVNECLUB Tenail membenh1p for aaAe SU()(). C.11 Ca Uue TSNl. Beautiful ba nd made PATCHWORK QUILT for Im& u bed w 'pillow shams. -..4508 . ' l.S~" Hubs 6 11lver ~ caim from Pon<'~ auW tu for 9IO. C.11 •ma. WATERFALLS Natural aelf·coatalned skillfully crafted from volc9l\k boulders. Brtao ~ Sm Oe rman ·made w.tcbmaker I jeweler~ 1at11ie. 1115. ~au LltlleorNov--rience jSS ,.._ ......... ---....__._ 2 <CELL&NT Trundle Nuts. "-'-ues. 1111Ubaa ..... Wa-wbl ~Jill"" ...... ••••••••••••••••• ~~1 Mi1P1C1 uu•~ ....-. ~ •--- Top Pay P _, .. 91·~ .. •y !lidlaC eta. dr ., 6' acrn. 6 larae IOlu, 2 cbal~a. 81111. ...S t'fliee aaD; DR Seit. SUn. Mon 9.... 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Fial fl~rglus chair SJ SJ.SS 543 2987 r.id1al lire . .tlmo~t vucou m p o wer I light $20, fibreslaa Tbermosul control' Mustang macs. 4 for c rutchesh S4 ; dls~~s SJ each. Several sues hub cap SlO Redwood Anttqve bran and DOUBLE bed and box ne\!o , 'erv l(ond. $35 booster $\5 Double tub for moblle home vw Bus gas tank: S2<>. including tires. 1~\ eac ~et15 w$35e of paintings. pnnts. toble and benches co ppe r fire e1tt· springs$10 llwinbo>. Ronm dlVlden. or ~x master cyhnde~ $10. , ~r trailer, $20, aux-l amp, vaporizer , Decorator .off white !~a?lce::ietarrabbit and pictures. som e Sl2. Tape recorder: 1n1uisher. excellent spring S7. excellent lerior scr~n. 2·~1·x•1 Two front whe el • 11iary au tank, new, hamper, 15 each. fur type ~1ngle bed ca es S3 a nd SS old and new. Sl..sJS. Sony with case, S20. for lamp base, $22. condition. 36 1n. gas filigree des1"n S800 drum-; Wllh hubs and 't ;•O gas SJS, Sears footlocker. double spreads, liek new, 2 b l k Sts· ood Cast iron Uncle Sam Dark oak de»k and 'S6 Chevy stamr, re· range griddle in mid c;irh RCA 2l1n color be11ri11J:S $25 each. power bead vacuum head boards , mist atl35each. RV water c!re':tri~: ae'tg750 Bank $35. Palr green chair S35. Blankets, built. ~. 'S6 Chevy die. ils. Rollaway TV net'<ls work, $20 Dodge Plymouth I ~leaner 120, H .D. halr setter en · and grey water tanks H ~ h ·d S20· barrel back chairs, quill!!, linens. 2Sc·S4 antennae S4 '6S·'64 steel bed.smgle,SS J with remote 540•487S. headers with new L flexible shaft 1 di t.' k SS-$20. Sx9 shag ru1 on a ea ers · both $10 Heavy iron Brief C88es SOc each. Chevy 4.S6 Polllrac· way,Jbumerelectric m uHlers. $25 each roll•way motor S2S. ~lea 0:by ':;at 1~~; SlO. 1 gallon thermos fl oor s heet goods s killet S2 Ha milton PI <' tu r e fram es tlon third member. countertop sl-Ove. like RATTAN cha!rs, S30 s ide Dart. Vall ant ~·Afler10AJlposiUve-m~bUe cbee.M'board jug SlO. $1.50. 8 It. Sl·SlO,; aet '!~ ~ord Beach mixer SS. 3 rl)c.$3 318 East 11th baakel,S15complete. n~w. S20 Several each AM t fM car ~ood radiator $25 . • ly, 31'0 er.,y Lane. 12 each picture pine tree in tub ~ 11-'at.ons Ii· ~r sleeping bags all SIO Place .• A. Waffle iron $3. 513 hand saws S2 50 each s tereo $25, sewing Dodge, Plymouth ran Qff Fairview and frame, Nia. Antique $14.rl). New 7Slb. ke ~ 1ftterJlOm~.~ex 4rt. tall green bottle IWHrTE Priscllla cur· Narcissus, (JJ)M . 2103 Federal. Costa machine $35, mitre c lutch and wale r llcConniclt. Iron $l. 6'S-V71l. • box fob RV or boal P · S7. Cast iron toy. Ice tains $6 pair. Sheer &40·71<11. Men . box, $10, typewnter pump assembly $2.5. 1' GAS dryer S 25. S20. S '·ray I bl~e ntOMAS 2 Maou•I or· wagon $35. Cast iroo drapes. white. SlO FL O DO UT work CRAGAR mags with ~l~~e~=~ito~'. Cherry rear bumper. -i ,. llot.oreyde rack $10 CENTURY Swimming SlO. El:!rca/·ld1f • fan $35; organ bench toy lrarn with coal p air Old 11ewLn1 benches. 2, Meach. Urea. 4. (21LOxl.S and p ictures S5 to S1 5 tail light assembly t-• S •~ Ure raek u · pool mot.or ~ H.P. Inf" w. . u1 na 15: double bed com· car 135. Cut Iron l-Oy machine (or parts 1$. Commercial rooter (2)8.xl.5 ~lug wheels Footstools $15 etth. from '68 Chrysler 300 • 1 cfauae doon s2s: and pump 135. 650X13 m ateraala 2Sc-Sfb. plete $20; heavy duty train 8 pieces green Bar doors. yellow. M S2S. Variable Jll saw S3S esch. 642·1321 tall pitcher S4, card S20 each. Steering 4 Fl•h poles U -$1$. usedU~4J:SXl.3 ~:::..O"'f:•tliLane, dolly wbee.lsSleach: ~r~lon~I~. all pair. G r een UP · S9.RockweUdrtUS1S.OLD ...... -·rd rib s hurtler S2. travel wheel and gear ;:ox t Tent $10.' Telepbooe Sean • es on . . electric hedge trim· . ery o ink "'.<>'· holstered rhair. very 8tt Neon Ute$$ Pop. .,.., '"'" Y c Pe r ko I at or S 2. with power slee ng -$10 Band mowen S5 Ve1a wheel s .J2l> DRAPES excellent mer S.S. 847.7017 Ue SlO 4 beer st~111s nice S25 Salt weur out window for VW with new mallreu aluminum easel Sl2. connection S2S Elec· • • •• ,. · each. 69 Torino GT • 1 S4. AU small carruval · n c Wood S VW bum _ S2S 646-780.1 l ri<" doors. seal s, :-, .Tool boxes .s-.-. Wheel's au each. condltiQD, Mxlt n ., LIKE new ladles and glua piuY bank S.S. aquanum ...... lO. per -· · · &42 7S2A windshield. trunk hd 'f'· Redwood lt.aiD fl.50 DelcoAirShotk'sfor m .u t'T"'aelJ, '25 · glrl1 clothe. and llln nut.ed· carnival st•od 18· Accestorie.s AM clO<'k radio U . GAS barbeque US. KEN20RE 18 .. sto"e, S10each.Several~w r-'l•llan. Tr~ Nka 979-ell:t7 . · for above Sl·SlO AM cu radio S4 "' • •1 fort.rud!llO II.Qt.al canMtrucbS30aet · aboea 50c·SS, books flus v~. very old Foam p•d• 310 C rnp sto · propane tank SlS apartment site. $25, min1·sunroofs fo r ·r-• _....... QS, ~ 2 Easy ride .. BEACH cnmer bike 25cand~;jewelery 25. Several bone thick, SJ.so 'uch: sJ.05u Ye U . 646-2032. Torol 9 .. el~tric vans us eacb. Ford "<' •P~.,._ U ~ sular duty ahocka parts. brand new. 50c-U ; household cbln..,cup1 and Kins sheet set S2.50. · ORA.NE recliner 135 lawnmower, needs C·6 transmission tor· .. $20 All SW10/ Mt ot •. Ultu billoon white walla items lOc·SOC, tunk uucen sets~ each. Clolhln& ~ $$ Small llf;NS clothJnc •In b 83MSS29 · cord sio. htUe Weber quc converter and ·• ~:," • \oOl9 H. duty cboc:N $12 Ht sa. LonCbOm handle wltb beaded c:ollu Set tor 8 •t•lnleu lamps St u~h: Small 40• 32wtdth. au~,u.. us · B B9.. 13. c ta 1 r ol bellhousine ll<t each . . •·11:nct:..:r=' ... .-, of 4. ,Extra ff. Duty bara ts. Uted bike aadcuffaSJ0.9Q.07e2 ateel silverware wttb dlnnette ut Sj2. JackdS.paDta.ahlru, GAS lawnmower. hairdryer $2. St naer 350 Avocado, cottage •• Sc,.. doorl am •hock• $11~°'4· parts, rlma soc. cite, •II '25 · Pacbuuo Ht, need.a i1''$U. Bullocb blue rotary powered 135, 1lpper foot attach tJ3 CM.NearK-Mart. _ SMt JIOI St., 0.-.. ~.SPi=:Oc;z; craolla $1. Pedala. 'fek~~ia~= ~4~·6g:·5!:7orJlc : 1lu1. S7.!!0. Cbett of safari aull SU. ladlea 3-apeed bike ment 11nd nttJng1 ~. -·11 .. a. 1 h 1• huba. 1rip1, SOc. $2$ each Bai boy 0 •. • y. dr1wer1. oak, 12&. WomeDI ncarh, UO. contour type 6!x9R. sUdlnf bronie i--------ti~ • rt~~ J Black end.lier tr1me cart SU. Eye~MaUc Vacuum, Kirby, S25. Small wood ohetl N. clothH, slu 10. hckp•ck, leather tempered 1lus door. :' ~ tld..t.J col· 1 11 t U 110. Other framen wood SU. Clotbea Pina PQnl table ao. TV stand 12. SkllUe t0c43. Gama Sl-&3. bottom $18, atudeat S20. l0 copper loeded r-Ad l..t'-i ~ laW1, 1• on au om• c S3"'5. 30UI. Utel 5oc h ,.. 9TIH588 Air cond!Uoner fits set $4. 2 dland.Uers Football poetern ti. typewriter ln cue '5. wlndow8, SlO ciacb. r9I NaRRI r.l#,• lllid&a· lnDl.,PU•P •Ith tach.Boollracbll. amper · • window $25 oeakl Sl O·S12. 2 deah Steamlronl3.Ladfet flreplaceacreenS4. Call831-108'1onSun .;t• • ~ ju ~['bf •:_••~tr: W b e • I • t l • BIKE, cir~ hilh rice, amall otftce tYi>e. sis. u s.uo. Eneyclol*fl• S unbeam electric VW bus tucaa4e car-day. call I ~N--AD"" o I &,y:,,f. ft Klckctaoda Uc. coaaler brak',, ChHt of drawen eel '10. Lev.tort $8. rasor 13. UM PCM\• r1er,S5.~.l594 --------·~&..,.wood .ad ~ft,"" ta pump Sprock e tt 50 c . buana 1ute addle, wblte otk made In Carpet nwffper $$. "'!erota. Men• Verde. Pon d•rou. Mena DRUMS. 4 pieces. US ...., mw -ed•L-~tloo. t•s ,1q51a5arlNlpSu1~ lhndlebara soc. enamtUHd, over· 40., m. ~wood t•· MiH Clairol cu.rllna ~. Verd•. ~!'.ch. ~~•Ndrum, -1 '11Ul . • · · 'I Tlr Fork• Sl. Cbrom• ataua.d.,... m only bte.' and cbalr 125 Ht S2. ~. &1S4 -... nz-. ewport. lft ~ l~t·, .• ~;;· . C h • ti to l • l ftndtn U . 20111 • .. .,. ' 548~. · Kerry Lant. Cott• llAMPER fer clotb4e POUR black S bole _B_e_ac_h_. _____ 1 ..,...NUii ... ... sf 171 Traat•lttaon US. 1Uwnkta Dri•e. IM• ~ -· Mua. 11.. f'D.1300. VW rUna $15 or bttt PLAYPEN 115 Car 'J ~ -a.. C.•" -.ie 111111 ~ 6 i. Ana ~ on CHSIT •f drawers . offer.-~ · 142-5171 -·· •a a I~ • o o k I • tbdt '11Nt. 5'Mlt1. Santi Aal A Yflllle -ta.a . .-bed· THREE dilplay rtekl, BARREL for ctorac• LA 0 1crew1 I c . P" "'YBOY .-a-iMI seat .. •~-!!!~ RMl ~ . -~ .~~ ll•ttn •u Oil ~·· i 1allon Mtw .. ~ ud frame 120. t.ar1• ieo peas ••ch, $35. b.111-T.IJO fn.ftDJ. ....--... sa. ""~ ~ --··~----• --..::: ~ .~ ~ ;: l tuo. m.1*. • ., .. Drhe. ""-' mmor tlO .... •• t'lHla. 50c. m-1200. d!~oo IW6-10SZ _ ii' -,....-"I["" ' . ~ -' . ~bi· t .. ]. "' . ~ • .,c " . \ ~ f .. L "'' ~ .•. •"'c• -~...,,.., ..... ..;i<.i_ ~-=-"""'~ -----=._ -~ -.. ---- -_"'-~-~ -- I . •e •·••••rt.• "f:.•I t171 ..._.,,._,_.. 4-...0rl... tllO ,.,_. fHO ~ .... W ...._ ..,,,_, .. , .................................................................................... ··················~··· .,.. .... , ··.&ewtaecw. •lip. ~Hr. ~over, wltrlr. 117.IOO,Mt-taU .. JACllfA75 i; TWIN ltO VOLVO'S ComP ftsh riuect. all de-lax.e :11.rU, xlnt COCMI. See in water. %~-&411 zt Qris Craft Sport Fis· •er. Fiybridge, VHF. depth rinder, llahllnf pair. Sips 4. Head falley. Twn Chevy V8 -.S. Xlnt cond. Ne.-port ~p avail. -=50Q. ~ Jrkdys. 675·7445 o r f672.45'.'50 eves twlmds. SOOY lllllllES LABOR OAY SALE 1971 BERTRA II 31 ' 1)' Whaler .,, ffA h p " nybrid1e cruiser. 170 .. _.. ................ . ~-·; ..... . . ...,lL---. a.. '11 lalloud ....S· ft t f rt .. • bolll ~-, .. a.or.ct, ...................... . •Artr .... t'11-mt ..... ti 10 '17 •· Patecmker, ,.,.. · beam llau-Shp avad 111bridee. r-4ioa. bait umk. c.an..icliar trade to \nilerabM boat . .._ TUT . ..................... . lMf sn:N90N tea.a. 380 S .11 .0 H , &O hr s . S.P.O.H. ruu pl, new tir9, br'Uts. J600 T T. •a. ~i•. ta-Mn 'Tl W.Ucraft 21' Nova, tnUJer. cover. xlnt COCMI. c Ji. .. see I 9 I JO Many xtra1 .••••••••••••••••••••••• ll0,000/beat.1'1$-0llZZ BEAUTIFUL 25' Cbrla· Q-atl Claaaic alps 2. re· acty lo 10 tlabbai & bay crula lng SUOO-o fr MS-1862. ..... _Sall 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·u Dodie Maxi -Van Camper . Sips. 2 . w /1tove, sink. frl1 • cabinets, abwr • sir.· coat .. 58,000mi.. ·ad . cond. tAOOO or orfer. $9-450'1. a·ca. ... c.....,_. "JeLancer ~.many •tru. , ____ M2_-M8_2 __ _ Bristol. Sac. ~. SUp avail. 6'0-9910 wkdys, 493-3206 eves 8 Ft. cabover camper t2'7$. Day, 640-21.56: 873-3360 Alt. 7 •nua ................. '11 a.., ..... tweed 'ft Cllifty Pl CatGlno. lo I t 4 t711 ..W f71Z -,...... ~ ffi VW ~ ...... '° DU, allo Ut"-lDal>Je leHe, 1011 H\1:,f':° ~: Cell aLWl·'91 all. maayopUom, c:lean.1•--iliilill-litilllllil-... w wmr cu J ... xi.at ...;.,~~;.;..;;.;.._____ I m• 1 ... ,..._.truck::: cmd. .._ NW eq.lne. '7J Votd ..... T, abort bed. 1 ltl ~l&~Lu_b..... --bell otfw. CaU GooctooodiUon! lie reed .. , 8M W , _. =) ...., wlll • '981 Sl.llO C.U 83'7-4474 Ponlc:be, a...e • &x· ltaa. ,.._ llO ode. We will MUyour car -. l loodel -CJ1-..... ·-~ .. ClMV'Y J·CYI '4 T . an~ at Jour ~Ure, alnt cOn.t. szj " · -· ...,....u, flatbed, new rubt;eo price. BeatiOCetSoD bJ 11N'711. Lo. ..... Dave T:IJMllG, dUkh, f-<1Dd, lit Onn&e Counl.y ror In- ..,...._. l41b&. tm..,, o..vy • "' ron..isoa call Jim CW· I 1\19 for VYI, Plretu 'T7 s.1t 11 V'!\_~1 T. P.U., lo ml, aatial rm lJ", .like HW $10 H ...... !look• IMll\IPDIR p:BP.~J.Sl Ailll •• I ... ... ,.. Alf/J'll, ct, 8·track, "11 Dodie 4 Wheel Drive LIOOW. eo.tt HWY ua&..T. Dodi• Twque :::Jn~~:~r6 PowowlVqoa: Sacrin~. Nwpt 8cb 6'Ul'G fUa.e filam e au&.o. trana. tnt, cbalna 41 hitch. Must sell! Call Mike tl'l/blKCllJ'.12147M ... Gl..ot4l. _a---.;;ia.:.....;. _____ Mfe~ f70I .._ ._.. _ CJ .. J ......,. ___. "'II Ford .,.., Too, e cyl. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •111 "' eep, ....-"""""'• aod/od . air. stereo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• nma toad, M400Jbat ot-fb.olnoor-..... AJ.1-A I0...-0 lllPORT ANT I•. IOclM7 N<n'ICETO ---------'12 Ford Courter w/abell. READZAS AND · "JI Ckerok.ee Cbid S, xJnt ,_,,,__. ..,_,,. .,. .. """"" ADVERTISERS c:ood. mac whta, new ...._... ...,.,.,. ,,..,._.,.,, Tbe price or item" tirs, tow pecka1e. must _M.t_-0290 __ . _____ _ ..S..niaed by vehlct• ad1 "300. f71.73llO V-'570 ~ in t.be vehicle ._._ 9•60 •••A•••••••••••••••••• cluaUled advertlaln1 ,,_.. " * MIW 1979 (IOhunna doel not ioclllde ••• .. •••••••• ••••• ••• • • WIUllY U1 applluble tuea, 1'71CHIYltOUT ,,..~--v· ..... Uceue. tramler fee., Sta .. d,~ __ •• _..., ~ nn.ce cbaraea. feet Cor Automatic, air coad.. Equipment includes air polluticm C'Ol1tJ"OI de-cNM W\. aterflO map ~ Carpel. paoehog, vice cstificatiioat or de-0-~ with carpet '. leebax. wdba.r, two Cap-aler cloc:wnefttary pre· a.lidint wiodow wtt.b boot· taim chairs, breakfast peratkm eharlea unJeu abloh.ct.ely immacul1le' nook. 3:50VI. Wt wheel. otbswbe specified by (iU.SlZ2). chrome bumpers & t.budveniaer ..._.S-!! 1f6i~,e-Sleeps four! A••11/ ~DATSUN OM.Y$9950 Oilnfn · 9520 B Dove Stttft HOWAll> Qwn-olet •••••••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • NEWPORT BEACH Dove 6: Qua.ii Sts ltnl Merc~des ?IOSL, Ill-I JOO NEWPORT BEACH l1'0W>d up restoration. 1J• ASS5 abmolute mint, 2 tops. - 71 FOID COUllER IUUP 'Tl Dodp Van v8. At:; xlnt coOd. 2811 m1. $4500 C9&-448S '78 Dodge van. lo m1. loaded. lll800. ' 964--6235 SALIS. sav1c1 ..,,., LIASIMfi OEMOSALE NOW IN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS 1411 Dove Slreet NEWPORT BEA<;H 752.:0900 '11 Veklce Spnat Cust tmnt cond, 9M mi. aold new 115.400 B~ wbta. p.7 Pirelli tires, 2Sw Aereo sys~. M0-1Z73 eves. ·~ Alfa G1ulletu Sl>nnl. rare, rd-blk, 80% ntrd. ~ 673-4li4 ----Ami 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976AUDI FOXCOUrl Aulomat1c trans . air cord It low miles-only 21,007! <llURKR Mow o.ty $2911 Mir ode new rubber. brand new eoa. leas tban 300 miles since complete restora· Uoo. ~000 total orl g mi.lea. anere ia not ooe better anywhere Over $21 . 00 0 in v eat e d Sacrifice for SlS,000 or take over over1 lse pay. meot.s of $4.50 mo. for 2 years. Pvt Ply (714 ) 6'7S-3662 or <714 l ~ot!_l 9 4 cylinder, -4 s peed 11H81.llO) Custom '79 Dodge Van Mcado 19...-lt 100 many xtras. must 1 -$a1311 see. SlSOO down. to Zl.SO Harbor Bl .. C M. pyl:DDU ~5445_. ___ , ___ 645-_5 7_0_0 __ 197S Fl eet w ood ltn..W7Jll SOWi' w ,.,_. s-tber ID· tat.or. Auiolmtic, IUD• xod. air CODd., lleno c••ett•. pwr. at.ertoc· ~wllldon. alloY• •Glib' w.aoo m1.1e1. g.. cepUoaal11 elHD·rou nut ... wa .. 1 (GOii>. SZl,IOO 761MWllOI Fully equipped autom1tica, tbree to cbooM from. (28.SBF A) Special weekend price ~-SADOe••c:a YAU.IY IWOWJS IJl-2040 495-4949 "10 BMW 2002. Xlnt cond. taro or best ofr. 982"4711 or_.7 Beaut.l.fu.I, 1 owner ·77 S30i. All avad opts. All service records . S howroom cond. 557-0400, 675-7646 i'9 320i, ~Jr.. BBS 1old nms, AIC. snrf, new stereo. 8,000 mi, fact . warr. 6'2-2584 '78320i : 4 spd. xlnt cond. &. 7329. m-2011 ttailer. Si!OQO. Call bra. Lo9ded with equip· • 646-7227 mmt.173-tCT72. CA~ 2 5 · V e r y w .e I I ~mper Shell 4 mo. old , , !.CfWPped ncetcruJSe . XJnt cond. ~00. Call Brougham. absolut e mlnl. ~.000 ong miles. garaged and covered. new rubber. loaded with all acce&s0nes Sac n f 1 ce MSOO. Pvt Pty. 17141 6'J5.3B62 or ( 7141 645-0619 SAl>Dl.HACX PORD ZMOS Mam. Santa Ana A1 the O>mer of Warner 546-7070 i'81'rans'Van J.50Chevy. 1 4 1001..S 4 dr sed A1C, 1.l>°, lJM ml, loaded. sold a~'!_am2510S2400or'u" ,..,,.., new Sl.S.200. now S11 .995 ""'"' ......--"162002. ma brown. 4-spd. ram. 46.000mi. 1 owner. ......_Mew 9100 Alltos. Mew 9100 Divorce forces sale. -.-T. ................................................ _483-_34o. _______ Mohw---,aed--..... ---,-,-4-0 ALWAYS WANTED iil.,~::.ii~: ;;;·~;:;~~~:;~ .. A SPORTS CAR? '49, ~rs 16. ~(t. varn ~ lt71DATSUM LOMtHB> '9CXUr Agoodbuy ''' ll~l> * Some wrtti 1actOTY wire Wheels * MGBs Some with overdrive. some with factory wire wheel& * MGB LTD. EDITION See this super all black special * TR·7 COUPES Some w ith air conditioning. some w ith sunroofs. * TR-7 CONVERTIBLES The hottegl new sports car In a decade! *TRIUMPH SPITFIRES Some with ladory hardtops: *.JAGUAR X.JS The ultimate In high performance iuxurytll Al.80 AVAILAaa.& na IWDIATB •BUVBSW, 14511.ul 4 ... 8DANIJ SALES . SER"1CE • L&4SINC .-NW ~n ... c .. a TA"IEN IN ftAH • TOP ALLOWANCES GIVEN Oelll_....,.. ___ _. _..,....._ .. ,.. ........ A dMelofr d ,,._ ""*"9: ,._. ""-' . .,._. r~. "° .... ,,_ ....... ..._ ........... -.... ._ .............. .._ .... .._._,...._ ___ ... ..,. .... 0,....., .... ,,... ......... -.- hull . slip 1n NB . beau(i lul. S-4000 . i'9 Foxy Baron Sltll un SM-~10 der warranty $.')50. Ca 11 _________ , SJIS.76lS Give your boat ms. a check·up. Call Boat & Yacht Ins. Cor a free quote. Over ~ yrs exp. <7 14 )67 3-BOAT or ~m4. Poch Ma xi.Luxe '78 Prune cond Best ofrer Old v e·s pa. c h eap transportaUoo. best of· Its 644-s l.29 ~:z::s1 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGTC 1949 Cltus1c RH dnve. x.lnt running rood Sl0.000 . bst orr 1714 1 ~before!tt>M ·~O>evy Cameo 0.rner IU-stored on g, all ac oessory chrom e. wide wht.s, vS, auU>. musl stt PV1 red to sell-$4750 645-019'l '48 Dodge Club Coupe, needs restonng S600 bt>st dr~O Cal 20 0 /8 , extras, NewllO't slip, must sell1 SMOO /best of r. 548-4488. '18 Yamaha RD 400 ·s2 Ch ev i dr. !>dn u· STINGER SAJLBOAT SiJver Ediuon. Cafe Far Power&llde. xfnt cond. <like Laser) 10 used ~. new contts. Xlnt 63K ma. on g ownl'r. boats ror sale. Sept 3rd. cond. Sl.200 Bel 2 30 pm purrs' $1650 5"45--4997 ~o(seasonsale. Fan· 645-5468 or PM /ev tastic savings. Cash on-644-2176 '41 Ford Deluxe Club ly. Located at· Sailboat ---~ 350 Chevy & turbo Rental stand in Newport 11 Hl.lllky dirt bike. very trans Corvet adjustable Dunes. goodshape $4.50 steenng column Lale 830-9151 F o r d r e a r e n d 5ol·Cat 18', xlnt cond, •---Aluminum wheels & xtras. (7141 675-3'63, ext YAMAHA RD-400 tires. Extras Needs OM..Y $4699 .-wP<>aT DA TSUM • [)oye Strff\ NEWPORT BEACH lll-1300 16 FORD RANCHERO v.a. 11utomaur. air con d 1 t 1 on 1 n g . A M fo" M stereo, powt"r stttnng. Ult wheel t6A147Sl $3977 SA.DDLHAcac FOlO 224.0S Mam. Santa Ana At~ Comer of Warner 541>-7070 :1Xi LOMJLES. $1.200 finis h re ~tor1lt1on Pearson 30 WlUI Diesel , ____ SSt>-0790___ 6'5-5913 ·79 Chevy ~T P U 350 a.nd wheel and muc h '72 Yamaha 12.SYZ dJrt ~ J auto. pay off $5800 bike, 1d pnce $200. Call ouucwc: = !rn>-lOl!O. 731'3741 more. Excellent cond., TomtM&&58 V.wclft 9530 wltb Newl)ort SI 1g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• =~~::~f3. Eale5. ~h : '7'8YAMAHA250 Enduro. 'Tl SHASl'A. 18...., .. rulll 9S't-Q!OO Uke new! SOOm1 Xlnt SC. nun\ cood, best o · cond. ~ PP 61l-3398 fer. SS'r-4639. WISTSA.IL 42 '78 rr 17'~. y U!AHA 600 • wt..f Dri••s 9550 World Crwser. Cutler mi. xJ.nt cond &42·3420 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yamaha YZ. '7S, new eigine, ~. Run.s·good ~31110 -----Two '75 Yamaha En· duros. 300m1 . brand \:Qlumbia ntt. sleeps 4. new, no defects MaJie uney. bead, w /sltp. anyoffer.545-0080. rig. bristol+ cond. auto pilot. ins truments . dodger. teak decks. cruise ready. WAYNE AIKEN YA C HT S, 675-Sl.W s.i:~1 !tf~lJ.SOOO Daytona Spec. R0400. !$. built. 1.SOO mt, $1&.SO. :AL 2-27. 2Yn old, ~t 213JSWSll cmd. Newport or O a '75 R.0050 Yamaha. xlnt Ptslip.~68. CUJd.IUon. IBOO/&t otrer. l:lotJie 16' w !trailer: Te-m -3111U.. SSl-9229 quila sall. nrly new, HONDA JOS. Rebu1 It $!400. 962-0177. b -'-----------engine, new atun'. re· BANL REPO·l2' Bue -liable $225 cash. caneer 146--271.11 Aft-eab dsJ sloop, IJke nu. Offers Please! '13 HODA.KA. l.25CC. Avery41Co. NB. 67S-8fll0 Dirt. 1ood tond, xtra Montgomery 10 sail.tac diqy, trlr/doUy1 blue COYer, red, wbt " blue aaila. '500. 831-2229 Coronado 23, 6 h.p .. o/b . bead. galley, VHF, lltereo, alps 4, more. l!ristol 981-2705 eves. parta. rm. 846-3331. '11 Honda 17UL U.OOOmi. ad. cood. ~.173-4318. 10'1'9 Hooda 4.50 Ha wk. 35 mllea, ablolutely new 41 perfect, custom dbl le8la,etectricatart.over $llliO i.nvat.ed lut mo. OCEAN Sacrifice only $1150. ---~ (1U) 67~ or (114) e · C\lltom CliC Racin& ,_~_....__ _____ _ YedlL Pr9eDt1y ln Al ............. S./ Briatol condition. .../Shi... fl60 $195,000. Owaer /Dir. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••• m.2111 or after 5 call a.· "'It Wmnebe&o. tlpa s MMJ'1S3 ._, _,. wkly +• mi. t4' Va1aboad, dockint avail on BI. mmt tell. 1 yrold. aa.,.,,....., ..mr-. u·a..•Dedle $4500. Call Eves : n· VidGr7 e1oap fbrP, xJ , ___ ta-_1523 __ . _ .. __ cad, cabm. ma aaila, allp Rent· '78 Motor Home: •FORD '76 I 50 4X4 Alr cood.. P ,s, sterffl tape. roll bar. s per1al wheels. ooJy 21.000 mrles. ser v i ce d locally < 1G099S7 I Pn red for quick sale. Cal for qllOtet JIM SI.EMONS IMPORTS 1970HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 'll-1276 '76 Chevy Cheyenne i.., Toa u4. JUr, tilt wheel. bic tires. trailer h1trh Low IDl.Leage t6200. Call -.13119 •'7'•MC4X4 Like new. fully equipped, lllBZ tnde-in. (647'/itJN) Priced For quick sale JIMSLIMOHS IMPORTS 1'70HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '11-127' 74 Jeep Cherokee Wen, 2516 cyl, auto trana, PS, alr, new Michelina. new brt.a 41 wbl beertn11. Good paint. Never abuaed1, moving must ad!. Cau Dean anytime . ., .... ltcr..,.:nd Vellidft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 DODGE PtCKUP V 8. automatic po....,er steenng, power bri.1ke:1 111..:slJl $4877 SADDLHACX FORD ,. 2240S Main. Santa Ana A1 the Comer of Warner 541>-7070 Tl R.anchero. air. nu brkl. & ores. xlnt. xtras S1600 831·3622 'T.l(laev ...., T. veiy 11d t'OO· d1t1oa new Ii cen !>e 631 3S88. 646-7649 i2 f 100 •,..,T 360 eng. new ures, pa1nt. shocks. AC. trl r b1 trh. ram per . AM /FM •CHS, $29SO 559-1914 "10 Ford IUnchero PS. PB. AC. stereo, opUonal casnper. s ips 2. xlnt shape. l2000/S1600 w 10 camper ~ eves F.d '~FordPU 9li0. Good runnuia rond M2·1.3S3 ---- ·• Dod&e 4' too PU. va. IJ'Nt cond, CB. cruise control, air b-orns, AM/FM, AC, c:;rer abeil, •more. 642- -.a ....... VeNdn 9110 ....................... SllOO.m-u&2. :!!f .:.q=pd. 011- 12' SAILBOAT, all wood , llMlll. Nltt:A_fll/O. Ford ltTO min i· ~aliJ94,A/C, IZ' ~. new ull, ... ._.,.. HERE'S RV FUN WITH DATSUN SMILEA&E! complN • JUlr '900. txplorer 20: reduced, ~ ... _, adtaal mi. Boston Whaler 1alllat noat•m•u. ....,, I': SecrUlcel ti 70 17141115 ...................... . 14' CAT for ~ alDt ..... '12: ~·. s1llll CGDd. OC9d. ... tn...-Mall ~ ule, SIC, AC, Jdra Trtr • IDDGliap. lt-Z bltcb\.. alp• t , <n.!7M11!5. ...}oh'. Pr-.m4. IWlle 11. blk aDOdbed, ............ "***•JO cwtam ulll, .i.t coed, ... ...... c.... tape, no t.rlr. $1JOO. (710 bOr la.~· .... 1, .... 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A.Mini ......,, JIM. air, oew rada. lite new .... ....,. ttnDAnuM uoo Aatomatlc. radio " beaer-lonly! (~f'LZ). ONLY SZlt9 ~DATSUM •Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH an.1100 ttHDATSUH 2IOZCOUPI Silver esteri o r . automatic trans .• air cond. • stereo. ( 43165). ONLY $8599 NIWPOWT DATSUN 81!8 Dove St.ree\ NEWPORT BEACH IA brown, dlit C!ODd. I.Aw SINCIM. S ..... Prank Karlno or Tom .m6. Aaao.. A/C, All /FM ~ •m ... Aildn. ateno. HUO. Cell 7l,_,1•tt ISC -,- - ...• -.. l d 1 ZUOHatborBl .. C.M. '70 VW Cam~r 0 ood -A r con ll I on n I . 641-1700 ' .. AM/FM aterH lape, --------cood, AM/F 1&ereo, w-. •bt4~.•.ooo P·T'1, red ln color ,.. ..... , ....... sz:a>.ea.9m llll a &o&a. a'*>. '::Joaoo 7l ~ca; .... o mta .. nu ~ r\rm. IYW750, ... q.IDl)(S'121> brb., bat, carb., $1300. 79 INeoMI labWt S SPICIAL S m. ed. 979-98118. 2 dr dht, loaded, cust t7H ... .........•.......... "11 l..ancla llOO Coupe Lo ma leal.bu lilt, ma11. AC, $$9H . I U 0729, ~l ..... 9711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ SL '7S: $11,SOO t'lrm Maida RXl. 2 door. low Pri vate P art y D ay aule tile. one owner, 8.»3t00, Eves '17l-03l6 $l2.IOO. ~-~. ·119 280 SE. Xlnt cond. Ur13 Maula ata_w_a_n_. bod-->' lwry · $8!0. in good cood. needs a 673-ll.N~- ne w mtr. Bs l o fr . t971 Merc ... JIOS&. 751·:oi8. Ground up restoration, '74 RX4 Rot.ary wagon. absolute mint, 2 tops, New ellf, perfe ct cond. new rubber, brand new 29.00> rru .. good mileage eng, less than 300 miles 12.800. "97·1010eves. since complete restora· ......__~ •-97,,.0 tion. 35,000 total orig ,.....,..,._. ..wa "' miles. There 1s not one ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 2SOC . Mint cond . Powder blue, wht intr. Lo mile a ge. $5000. 6M-56S4 •74 ,._.. tt 4 71 Toyot.a Corona. New SI.Iver ln coior. a very ures. uh&ust. battery. feature•. $8, 7SO. PP. ~QC' 791MMJ74 clean car. 5 apeed, m uch OHn. Sl.500. 49f.3ll9() '7t 7-pass Bua: AC. 1unrf, mm (~LFHHl418> 71 Toy. c.oroo. llart II, AM/FM. campi.n1 equip Mitt I nu trtes,· A/C. radio, $MOO/best. Me-S'T1'7 • SIDl/b&tolr. ~160 44.S E Cout HJway al Bayside Bnve Newport Bch 67$.0900 11 '114" 5 speed, alloys, r adio. &!per clean ereat gas maJeaee . <~UY> SS295 -~ro~ 17 "924" 4 speed, alloys, AM 11-'M stereo. wr cond1lloning, low miles Extra i.harp ('r.MSA w , $9995 18 TOYOTA CEUCA AJr rood.itioning. alloys. AM1FM stereo tape, low, low miles. Like ne w. F.asy terms. C484UKDI ~ 13631 .,.,bot Blvd (d11r()on 0 1ow •\4 ...,_t:IZ) "1'9 Del Rabbll. ju:st ar nved, no mi. ~apd, fact &IJ'. 1!3JO. 9fi3-407J 71 VW, Ul excdlenl rood $l850. ~(714 ) 76 VW, sunroof. fuel mJ , AM /FM tape. '350(). Xlnt cond. 642.3827 '67 Bug: C la~s1c, fully r est o r e d , JOm p g , AM/FM Bla upunk Besl olfer !IM-2583 '63 VW Bug, xlnt cond, '66: Engme reb uilt, oew lots ol TLC. Sl7SOtofr tires & mags. 35 m pg ~171. 752·1780 $750 o r best offe r . 968-8667. '73 412 Wagon a m 1fm casi.ette. Immaculat e '70 CORONA WAGON. ? $2750 Call 840-G3SJ xlnt cond, reworked ----tr. 1970 VW Squareback, well 83).1300 --------Cassie '65 230SL 2·tops, Rat 9725 1ump !>eat. wh.lte w /red •••••••••••••··~··••••• ml, auto. $9950. 644·m65. better anywhere . Over $2 1 , 0 0 0 i n v e s t e d . Sacrifice tor $15,000 or take over lse payments al ~ mo for 2 years. Pvt. Pty. (714) 675·3662 or (714 ) 645-0619 ·~~~!#.~~ IJ6J I H••bu< Ulv.l <·•'O•·'i <-..10 .... ,., &»-~nu a.A.'>' S46-4561 roruntallled Sl . ~ Ca II Henry. S.J6 7278 Tri.... 9767 1975 FfAT SPIDY 5 speed trans. Sunshine with great gas mileage' <CMYC> OHLY $459' 1970 230 MB Good cond1· lion $4200 Good gas mpg 700-1390 C..1~1c 1960 190 :.e<lan. pnme conilit1on S2800 Or best offer 675 9768 IEACHIMPORTS 1 ... ________ __ M8 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH . 752-0900 FIAT 1969 S P YOf.H C assie Conver\lble. red '962-8097 '74 Fiat 128 SL New tares brakes, good cond $1300 or bst ofr. 673-6074 or 67S-5144 LAIOlt DAY SPECIAL $400 •MIZ '78 30050 TURIO DIESEl One only' Available on fir;t come. first served bas1~ No phone quott>:. SllV<·r. fully eqwpped in cl. elet sunroof. Lea:.e o r l.'Xtend ed term s . <<CJ31>Uf.') JIMSLEMOHS IMPORTS 1970 HA RHOH HLVD C~l'A MESA 631-1276 9742 .....•................. t'Ww 1979 MIDGETs in stock for 1mmed1al<' dell very' See US bdon· you buy TODAY!!! Bat'; .. ~~'"\ !Jllo1pnc I • ._...,,_, .. ........ t.......,.,,.._ 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MES1\ 979-2500 18 Porsche 911SC. T .irjta wht blk. AC. PW, P7. lowered. chrome trim, fn.950 (714) 673 7384. S51 1281 ~1'7391lS(; Targa, AC. S spd, A M F M cai.:.. burgla r alar m. dead i.wrtch. P7 llres. 7'' & II' whls, 1mmac show '>t<>JJ ~r. SIS,999. 558 8030 . 5..'B-7346 '75 Carrera Targa. loaded w1xtras. mu<.t '>l'll 49&374tl ·75 MG Midget, new paint & tires. low miles. 25 'iJ 914 2 O l'l1•an & mpg average Xlnt cund loaded. ~ or best of· $lSOO Call 71-t-894 6677 rer 675-2238 MGI 9744 '76 Por..che 914 ~ IJ, 34.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iO BUS, GUCONO Hrw 1979 TrlYMph Pvt Ply tlOOO SPITFIRES 496 11G8 U\ stock for immediate delivery' See US before )'OU buy TODAY!!! Bm•,t>rr ... '"\ !llo(prw I ................ ,. ........ .........,_.,"""_ :!925 Harbor Hh rl CC>b'TA ~u:sA 979-2500 1977 TRIUMPH TR-7 77~~.xw Many extras S.J6 3985 '72 411 W1tn.631\ m1 m u..-.l M!e t.o appn-<·1 .. t(' 4~ 2fi7K '14 VW BUG Xlnl rnnd Only $40,00<1 •>ri I! ml AM FM rad1f), rJd1al l1res. RC'R gac; l 'n belt t>v a I bit-m ile:i i.:e ~ Chain-. & :.k1 rack mxJ Ph 645 6625 77 VOLVO 242l>I. 4 -.pd AM 'i'M l'a:.~l!lll.' i:.lt'rl'\J 201\ mil.-.,, IH t r 1ty MPG t ;,200 or best of r 963 9823 9772 CASH REBATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• rru. Jmrnat ulate S>l300 •--------~ 9S2·8750 , C2 13 )l61 29 l5 Hew 1979 Ron. \'lilh air rond . <,lcrco l'a~le, sunroof, ~!)(·r1;;\ whct-l'i & low mile' ISer 149UCf l ~w Only $5588 M.iroc~ Mmda (RftMIYtt 2150 Harbor Bl C .\1 64S.5700 •.....•.•.............. VOLVO SALES, SERVICE AND LEASING OVERSF.AS OELIVfo:RY EXJ'i':R'fS <>HALL FIATS Mew&U~d At Select Auto Sales - 12'21 N Harbor, Anaheim 772·9800 or 10120 Bch Bl. Stantcm 99>2513 Expires Mon 9 /3 179 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978HOHDA ACCORD Red exterior. aut.omalir trans., rack & only 25,000 miles. l951UID1). ONLY $5999 MEWPOIT.DATSUH 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 83).1300 lrmdMew'79 HONDA Cars MANY To a.oow FrOlll! UNIVERSITY ' Oktlmobh tfDlllda C... • GMC Trsb 2850Harbor Blvd Calta Mesa 540-9640 "16 Honda CVCC 4 s~. M,000 m iles, 35 mpg Needs paint & bo<ly work, runs like a top S2:!iOI> cash. 675 673-4&54. ........ 9730 ........................ JACMIAIS XJ6L!, XJ 12L.<I •XJ:;Coupes llOlt colon available for immediate delivery. 1IST HIYI OMI TODAY!!! 'Ii;;.' -....... ~- 2115Harbor Blvd. · COSTA llESA 979r2500 ** WEEKEND . DIESEL Clearance UPT048 MO LEASE OH S YR.flN MBZ'73 220 DIESR Immac ulate cond1llon, locally owned & :.erv1ced. auto tran:. .. rur t'Olld . up lo JO miles I gallon. <382MVL) MIZ '76 240D Auto trans .. locally owned & maintained, 1m· maculale con d1 t 100 . Cll820> M1Z '78 JOOSD TUUODIESB. One only' Available on first come. first ser ved bas1S. No. phone quotes. Silver Fully equipped m· cludrng electn c s unroof. Leas e or extende d terms. (4.JJDDF > MIZ '79 300TD Statiolt Wacpt Executive car. fully equi pped , only 6,000 mile!I, new car factory warranty. (342XU8> Mll'79240 OtESB. Std. air cond., electric sunroof, ivory-bamboo. new car factory warran· ty. European delivery. Ava i lable Cor lease /\el'mS. ( 1.28385) t.9%7tlOOSD One only. first come, first .erved buis. new cu factory warra nty. L e a se /purc hase . <81li2YAZ) OVER SO LATE MODEL MBZ'1TO CHOOSE FROM IMSLEMONS IMPORTS unoHARBOR BLVD. OOSTAMESA 631-1278 ** MGlk More people buy the MGB convertible than any other convertible' See US before you buy TODAY!!! Bau,~~~, !llo1pn , .,..,......·-··· .,.., .... .,....._.(,,__ 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA 979-2500 ·n MGO. AM !FM 8-trk. lo m1 , must see $4950. 675-7048. 77 MGB. perf red t'On· vert . l o mi, ss·100 Jasmme Creek 644·8429 Op.I 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 0,.11900 Auto matic. s t ation w ago o , good ga s mileage, needs mufner f&l5/or best offer. Call evenings, 631 ·3474 1975 911 S T Jr~J OrJnK<' with l<.tn inlt•nor "''" tires. :.tt•reo l'<i,'>C'ltt· lmmat· <ond SIS 000 ~ 9755 ••••••.........•....... Renaull It 10 GK. 4dr sedan. IHI c·1in d 1l1 on 8X)1offcr fA2 !Y.>56 __._ Rois Royce 9756 •...•...•.....•........ 11 1 D£AL£R IN U.S.A ROY fRR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCl I~ J•rnbor~~ Htwport &.•en \'-----~~ ClOSEO SUNDAYS 'S9S1lver Cloud 1 Sl9,000 !lfsS-4144 New 1979 Triumph COUPES For 1mmed1ale dehvel".' 1 See US before you buy TODAY! Bau,P')"'~, !llo(or11 I • ,,,.._,,,,_ ... ....... ,..,......, . .,..._ 2925 lfarbor Alvd COSTA.MESA '979-2500 77 Red 1500 Sp1tf1re like new. only 23,000 m1. Take over paymts + t·ash. MU!>l ~II. PP 9a5-1055 & 675-5535 '68Sllver Shadow. RHO. 2 Spitfire '78 low miles. dr. Conuche type Phone new cond hard lop, included. Mmt $25.000 am rm casseu... $4690. ~1 Call 95..S-3396 & 833·1064 S.. 9760 VcllswOCJfW 977Q 9747 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Concourse cond, 20,000mi. load e d . n e w Im ron PainL $19,950. 891 5029 alls. P-.ot 9741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEUGEOT SALES. SBVICE ANDLIASIHG DEMOSALE · NOWIN PROGRESS! I BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 75Z..0900 ' SAAi SALES. SERVICE A.HO LUSIHG DEMO SALE NOWlN PROGRESS ' '76 Sc1rocco. absolutely rruot. l2K rru stereo. au service records. $500ll firm ~1·'18 "ZS BUS.CA M P ER Lo ITU, xlnl cond. 540-5259 • EARUUCE VOlVO 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 540-9467 1970VOlYO 142S2DOOR Aru~car• 1944AUllJ. OHLY $1995 HOWARD CtM•r'OWt Dove & Quail SL'! NEWMRT Bl':ACll Ul-0555 Q.ASSIC BUYERS 1972 VOi.VO 1800ES SEDAN 11 :.rd lo find "Sporti.w11,::11n · model wtth 4 speed lran~ & overdnve. u1r rood1l1on· 1 n ~ , A M ft' M ~ t l' r f' o w tape, f(old edt-nor & c. 111 excdlent rond1lllln llas been m same family slllC'e 1972 You mw.t '>t'C Uusooe' S7000/Bl"ll offer CGI 499-2647 Olt»IGE COUNTY VOLVO EXO..USIVELY VOLVO l..arge$t Volvo,D<'alc·r 111 Orange County' BUY or U :AS fo: DIRECT "~~ 2025 S. M anchestef I Anaheim 750-2011 'II Sk7luk 8'8Uoa Wa1oa : Relhbla trauportatloa. $400 . .... IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! IN STOCKI I PRE.OWNED SPECIALS! '78 CHEVETTE s299· 5 AM radlO. 4 ~d (974TVN) '76 VEGA WAGON Auto trans . AM radio. Roof rack . $ ~ . 4 Speed air cond AM/FM '74 MERCURY CAPRI 2995 stereo cal>!>ete •679LHH ., ____________ ._ ____________________________________ .,..> •74 VW BUG AM radio. 4 speed o nly 26 000 miles 1893LKT • 174 KARMANN GHIA 4 speed AM /FM Blaupunkt stereo 6685 77} '77 DATSUN PU Yello w only 8 000 m ilec; !1K76327 '69 KARMANN GHIA 4 Speed. AM/FM Stereo. radial tires fZYM863J '75 FIAT X 1.9 AM /FM Blaupunkt stereo ca ssette 4 speed. radials. (868NLDJ Pmstnping '76 JEEP CJ-5 Blue 3 soeed. V-8. PS. PB custom wheels& tires. high brush heav y duty suspension 177 VW RABBIT Automatic p1nstnp1ng. Super economy (663TPI) 175 VW BUG 4 speed cocoa mats ( 77~URA) 5 2995 ; SAVE 53995 ;. 53595 : SAVE 53995 53995 Convertible. AM/FM. ster~o. 5 4iiJ '78 ALFA ROMEO 899,,..5 · spee d . g auges . ra d i als . p1nstnpmg (227VEX) '77 LANCIA 1800 s9995 . FuHy lo aded 5 speed. air. . s unroo f. AM /FM s tereo .. (469TBA). lo m1tage. · : '78 PORSCHE s 12 AM/FM Stereo cassette. A /C . s unro o f . pinstriptng. (418UBS) COME IN! • CALL TODAY! ~ I I I , " . .. " s " f ""' t • c· ........... , ........... . '74 Cp. d e Ville. Xlnl eond 1 owner S38SO. or fer 6M-4S86 Aft 5 CAD '78 Cpe de Ville, 12.000 miles, loaded C:»ll ~00 ext 23 or ~ 0672 aft5:30pm "11l Seville: AM /i''M II trk st. Titttelscp str whl. AC, lt.h.r seats, auto trunk . wire whl covers. nu tires, VlllYI top, $10,500/l.o hte PP. <714) 759-9501 'Tl Elctorallo Balrlta, llltO rocl. ao.ded. Wtl.)' '114 . .00, -..1551 "11 Oaupe de Villa Lu ... &.op, ao.ded. pnced ~low blubll Denni• M4 Lill, Mt 1!0$ aft '7'Wmda lSl'1Ca•roRB 6poile1"4. au fad opll • nuany lllna 6 MW Pllr'l• lo: C .. 714~'tll'A io Cl c camaro z 21. Ona factory Order ~ -.. k*dt'd, llke new .._,.., 4'18Wl "11l C. maro Z 411S, 13 ,OOOou. "l'I eoua--DeV11l~. cleitn, Pnt-e PiOO &o ma, k>aded' loadt.'d' 4W 3531 atltblue,tntltbluellhr •. 73 C.maro, 3JK mt 1 a.• olr 832·5262 _ owner. like ne w 1m t'7tDIMO Q.IAIAMClt cm C.m.,•. Caprtt'et, lliln&.e C.riol, Malibu. • Nova.a. Ora1tlc n :duc: Uclrwl SAYIMOW!U CONNELL CHEVROLET P\.,, I I.or I•'' t 1, ' d I I~ I ' ,, ~" \ S46. I 200 tt77 C .. YIOUT 1'71 CHIYaOUT MOYA e cyl. econ o my , UomllUc trana-. pwr. •teertna. air cood. Ii low milee <37SVJ 0 OM&.Y $45tJ HOWAID Ck•r•t Dove & Quail SU NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 I t75 CHEYlOUT MOK'l'ICARLO Tius car II loaded W tlh tqulpmeot & has low aule:1. UIOtNlN) 11 Concourse 4-dr. auto. &Jr, all power. cr u11e control, tit whl, ver y clean. 17K rru. Walkins Leasuig S49-12S6 56 Wagon Clun. lt1rru., J spd 283 Good i:ond 165<1 dr best DI II 968 8667 1'77CHIYlOUT COltVll iiT-TOf' Tbis loeded, 2·tA>ne beice model baa &ow mUa & ill super lilw'p 1 (~UWE I OHLY 5'495 HOWA.ID a..rolet Dove~ Quall Sts NEWPORT BEACH 83).0555 6 cylinder, automatic, more (7fl8UFW> $3511 SADOLEIAQ( FOID ZMOS Main. Sant.a Ana Al tbe Comer of Warner 546-7070 "72 Coupe Oevllle Xlnt rmcul.le. "4tJO 646-4067 eond $1700 or be!st orre r CHIYmE Met.alhc blue extenor. automattr trans & ONLY 25.000 m1le11 tillRXX> OHLY $3295 HOWAIDCIM•rolet Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 VEGA, '76, xlnt cond new cit.ch, brks. ball $1800 54CHIMI "18. l..Mided, spec:1al p&lllt, black w 1be1ge int '76 Pinto Runabout , 4 spd,llharp, $1.995/best. of. '75 MARK I V , luxury fer 558-8858 goop, Must ~II $1iOOO Chryller 9925 113~ CaJI 97S:2494 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 562-8858 ~ aw ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttJO 962-2600 11175 Fl e etwo o d Brougham , d bs ol ute nll.Ot. i.S,000 onl( m1le1>, garage d and covered. new rubbt!r. loaded with aJJ BCCC!lson et. Sat•n rice $4500 P vt l'ty 1714 1 67:>-36&! or 17141 645 0619. 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t71 CHIYIOUT CAPlllCE LUXUIY SIDAH Loaded! A great family car' <243TZ'fl ONLY $3995 HOWARD Chenol.t Dove & Quail SL-. NEWPORT 8EAC11 ONLY $2999 RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NE."WPQRT BEACH 75Z..0900 77 Monte Carlo Loaded 47,000 mill'!>, uew tires imo <.:all 768 4751 831-0555 "19 Z2S. loaded, tilt whl. ·w Mull bu. I owQer . .ctl cnnse, PS, PB. mal(l> SELL ulle 1t~ml> ..,11h a cont!. hard top , r:.11Jw $11D> 832 5<!62 Daily 1•1l•ll Cl Jl>'llfll'tl Ad $14.50 !J6a ~ ASSUME LSE or buy ·77 Olevy Dlpnce Cl111111: Brn ext c ame l int Lo aded Xlnt cond 964 Ut66 '76 Cordoba Sliver bl~ w blk VUIYI top, apotle55 Sacrifice $2900 Maunne 752~dys New Yorker '70. very lo llll. JC.Jnt eng, nu t1rei>. -wr, am1rm 'Slcrl'<>. JUt''· 77 C..pnce Clai.im· Lan-Ill> ph. body Kini . rel( dau New ltrl'S & br ake:. l(US, StiS() 557 7573 36,000 m1 . l11u d1'<I -- -Wholt>Sale valUt· $5450, 15 Newport :tdoor, Mml SAC SW()() 75'1 IJV7 d:t)''>. l'IJOIJ 44.WO IOI, S'l900 la).J:!139 llllto ( Vl''> f' f' (.'.ill 752 8JOff HOURS :::v~;~~ EVERY '79 .. 9.~R~~.~~~i.t~~E,§M~o.1!!11.S~. WILL BE SOLD FOR DEALER COST! COIT INCLUDIS PACTOIY HOLD UCK, ADVll1'111NG, DOC PIH, DIALll M>OID OPTtONS i6 T top 350 V-8. 4-spd, full power, a1r, AM WM tape. mags, new rubber, cstm paint $9750 . ll6IM8ll3 77 upd, Pnme cond . mlny xi ras. well bt!low Bluebook r etail Call 4!$-4471 9911 ............•.......... 70 <.ougilr c;ovd < un<I Ut.-:.t oHt>r ( . c1 ll 962 !1'>10 9915 ..............••....... 1978DODGE OMHI 4DOOR .., 1 I ' <' r 1• ... t " r 1 11 r J tll.tJrTli.llH lfdn' & • '1; 12 IJ~J nulc.., l.1kl '1'. \', tKl7WC'Q1 OHLY $4699 HEWPORT DA TSUH llfllj l>ovr Stn·t1 ~l:YtPOHT Ht.AL'll 831-1300 Al rt>ild' J Cla'"' 711 ChJlit'.n1ott'r <'1111\ ('Jll ~ 4fi65 lJC't w1·~:n Ii !!pm 71 ( "hargt•r Gvid umd rt•JHI int.t..J. rt' i.: I( a.., i:ood rrult'Jl!t' $7!15 ur t.•·,l of fer Pn Pt) ~ IW I Mlricwy 9950 ............•...•...... 15 FORD PINTO 2-0R. ORANGECOUNTY S HEWE ST IJNCOLN·Ml!:RCUHY 4 cylinde r . automatic, Dt.:ALERSllll' mon: 1560RLY) RAY FLADEIOE $1977 lJ NCOLN · M.ERCU HY 16-IB Auto Cenu-r Dr SADDLUACIC SDf"wy Llikl' 1-'orc!!I exit • FORD IRVINE 2240 5 Ma1a. Sitnta Ana ll0-7000 AtlheComer ofWamer 711 Mrmc1r<'h C.htJ \II 4dr. mMI\ 1'lr.t \Jut 1ond un•l•·r 111 .., m1 SJl..50 7~ .;. ;;. ,;• I l>l • Ill MtJfll• ~·" :tdr I cit "I' 11.lnt t'fJOd rq• '"'' 9°""' M~> 11;; J r> \1Jfll'I"' llfl1Ut1hJlll Lu ·.un •JI " 11'1 lllflll );.'111111 11fl• I It\ "'"' •••• JI :.x 1•\ c ~tmtq 99S2 ........•.............. 1974 FORD MUSTANG II 1 '>Pt'l'Ulf,tn \If\ 1 l••<in & in ,.,.< l'lll•nl • ''" ilill•IO • 7~1 :J.I\ I ONLY $2699 BEACH IMPORTS >W11)<1\1• ..,lfl•c·I ~~:w1·01rr 111-\< 11 7S 2-0900 546-7070 73 PlntJi Runabout.. 4apd, lu~g<ige rat·k, w 1vinyl r•1<11r very i:ood cond. SlIDI f.JI ~IJ() '74 FORD PINTO RUl~ABOUT I \)lru•l+-r c1ul11m.1lll', ,, r • oud1t11m111i:. m•ir<· .!IJ,l\J r.1 217 7 SADDLEBACIC FORD ~10..., "1:11n !->;i11ta Ana \I llli' 1 ··1rnf•1 111 Warne r 546-7070 , 1 WJv•m a~ m•, A(', I Liil\ n.r.,\N Sl~1r t.o-t t;llJ n·r, ford 9940 '711 Mu.,wn~ T l111• full A~ 9960 ,, ' ...................... . ..........•............ PHIL .-.illill8 LONG ~ORD p 11 14 ,. r \~ I '\1 c \ I t> I) k7, I\"',., 1• " •fl 1-'1.1 r> 111 x Int 1 on<l 'i·~ ur•.., c'I. hrak .. .., F~ fl Ir .1 k ~,IJIJ !!1.2 :l'AIJ I' H .iut1> ~''I"'''' r •m•l' 1•r;1, 1·u.,l11m Suburhan !'w1 c11 )l~,4 •,1• ·.zx·.1 ~\.1n 'I I>·• ' ~t.1 W1o¢n. fl> h .thk .!l\:J "'hi 14 rc·1I int m•" h ou11rl 111.1 IJrJkt'' PJllll I 11'.tll ~OHO I' I' 1>7'i 111:.ll l ... 1.111+ 1J llll'd I lll(IOe, 1U l 1 <1f11J l17J Mj!fJ 1,:, I' I \ W II '1' 11 ( i()( II) I 'Cl'WITllJN 77 l\1u,t,ml! '> •• • ~·r1·.11 ..t•1 '1!•1:1 ••• ,, ...... , ....... 9'0-..••·••• f(~~ m1ltJ).!•• S11rto or • .~. ·-c--, .. ._ l.e.t 11Ht•r ' cll 1~1 t'l.!>I Pontiac 9965 15 FORD PINTO WAGON 4 i:yltndt'r . J Ul 11m a111· radlo. healer i 5X l2Y 1 $1977 SA.DDLUACIC FORD ZMOS Mam. Santa AnJ Al the Corner of W am er 546-71>70 65 Mu.,tdnlo! Wl11t.· I .. -111 t-und "tfo,l '"" $,!1~)11 Iii tJ, I 7 ~4 t) 11111 d .1 \ "I 1411.n<b •1r 4!~ i11;7 ,., ,., ·n <ir11nrll' '"~~1 0011 1111 aul11 I'S I'll \I A M 1-'"'1 '''''''" d111 rund S..'7~J Pl' '17!ti•Zl.I 7Q MU'•l.tn.: .\1 JI h I 'lhl t'n l! ft'j.! ~·J Id 111111 rrult-s Xlnl t 11nd llrw Owner $25(11 1>4:> '1270 611 Mu i.lJng ~·1 Aul•• ~ gd. new 11n-. & hJ ll Sl200 h rm 8-tc u7:JI ..........•....•......• 1977 f»OHTIAC Fi~nf Slcybird l.1Wll hlut• w blut: velour 1n11·ricir & low m1l1::1. .., h ,, r p & I 11 ll d £' d ! c>(Hf'l•n ONLY $5795 HOW ARD c__hHrd.t Duve & <,Jtu11 I Sls i-a;wPo nT BEACJI 833-0555 ---------'71 COUPI';, on g owni•r 1J IA' Man.'i Give away! 1.,..,, rmlt~ Good mpg rt'R .:"'· Orii< Owne r XJnt l'l)t'ld 4 dr VS, BC. dutO $1:,00 f)f best ofr. IOI~ 78 FORD FAIRMONT 40001 6 cylinder, automallc. stereo. !JllOTZU > $3877 S+.DDL.llACI( FOID .. 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After getting to the NFL Cham· plonship game In '60 -only to lose to the Philadelphia Eagles, 17-13, the Packers posted an 11 ·3 record In '61 and blew out the New York Giants, 37·0, In the first title game ever played In Green Bay. It was the f irst of five Green Bay titles In the decade. Paul Hornung, on leave from the Army, scored an Individual record 19 points In the c hampionship game played before a record crowd of 39,029. The Packers scored seven times against the NFL's top de· t ensive club (four touchdowns and three Hornung field goals>. Meanwhile, the Packer defense In· tercepted four New York passes. Thefts by middle linebacker Ray Nitschke and defensive back Hank Gremminger led t o Packer touchdowns Numbers two and three, ·While a fumble recovery by Forrest Grego and Jess Whlttenton 's In · t~rception led to Hornuno's last two field goals. The Packers dominated the NFL that year, winning six straight after a season-opening 17· 13 loss to Detroit . Green Bay outscored the opposition, 391-223. BART STARR ~•son 1JCN11es. RB -Jim Tavlor: Partner In oll and gas well operation In New Orleans. DEFENSE LE -Wlllle Davis: Owns bffr dis· lrlbutonhlp In Los Angeles and a radio station In Miiwaukee. LT -Dave Hanner: Assistant head coach and defensive coordinator, Green Bay Packers. RT -Henry Jordan: OecNsed. RE -BIU Quinlan: Owns contruc· tlon company In Lawrenc~. Mass. · LLB -Dan Currie: Living in Washlnoton, o.c. MLB -Ray Nitschke: Owns and publishes Packer Report magazine, public relations director for Clarmont Trucklno. . RLB -Bill Forester: Salesman Of athletk schOol suppll.s, Dallas, Texff. LC -Hank Gremminger: Grem- minger c.onstructlon, builds custom homes In Aledo, Texas. Workhorse fullback J im Taylor carried the ball 243 times for 1, 307 yards and 16 touchdowns, including foor In a 49·17 rout of the Browns. Hornung, who couldn't duplkate his NFL record season T76 points In '60, while commuting between the Packers and the Army, stlll found time lo amass 10 touchdowns, 41 ex· tra points, and 15 fleld·goals, for 1"6 points. Against Baltimore, Hornuno scored 33 of the points In a 4H wJn (four TD's, six conversions a(I(( a fie Id goal l. RAY NfTSCHEKE WAS ON! OF THI PACKERS' IEST. RC -Jess Whittenton : Owner of Santa Teresa golf coo rse and Honey Bee Ranch near Dallas, Texas. . RS -John Symank: Defensive secondary coach, Baltimore COits. The Packers, however, wen~ far more than a 004Htlmenslonal team. Rookie Herb Adderty was an Instant threat on kickoff returns and there was field general Bart Starr ttwowlng to Max *Gee and Boyd Dowler. Anchoring the defense was ~ In· comparable Ray Nitschke, who often made 60 per cent or more of the team's tackles, and, of course, pacing the sidelines was the demandlno one, Vince Lombardi, WhOM Green Bay teams racked up 1'1 victories, 39 losses and 4 ties, a rem.,kable .783 w inning percent(t9e. · "Lombardi," says Nitschke today, "was tough but fair. He demanded d iscipline.'' But ht wouldn't get It from tOday's high-salaried players, says big Ray. "They're a bit spoiled. They don't play hungry. They want to be coddled.'' Today, at 42 , Ray owns and publishes a newsletter for Packer fans and he Is the publk relations director for a trucklno company, and has been elected to football's Hall of Fame. Here's the Packer startlno lineup that faced the Giants In that 1961 title game and a le>e* at what they're do-ing today: OFFENSE WR -Boyd Dowler.· Wl~ecelver coachfortheClnclnnafl S.ngals. L 1'.' -Bob Skoronskl: Owns Valley SchoolSupply,Appleton, Wisc. LG -Fuzzy . Thurston: C>Wns Lett LEASE A 1979 7331 s355~TH Equipment Includes automatic transmission. sunroof. leather Interior. 11r cond1tion1ng, pawer steering, cassette & alloy whffls (0823 ~ RotC&rverBMW IS..O JAMBOREE RO., NEWPORT C£NTE1t NEWPORT BEAc;KrCA • .,_, ---· ... Guard restaurant chain In Wisconsin. C -J Im Ringo : Offensive line c~ch, New Enoland PatrlOCs; former head coach of the Buff a 10 B Ills. RG -Jerry Kramer: HNds strip. mining ciperatlon In Owensboro, Ky., and owns working ranch In I~. RT -Forres1 'Gre-(19: HNd coach In Canada£.. former hHd CO.Ch of the Cleveland tsrowns. TE -Ron Kramer: Vice president, ParagonSteelCompany, Detroit. WR -Ma>C McGee: Owns Chl·Chl's Restaurant In St. Paul, Minn. QB -Bart Starr: Hud coach of the Packers, owns two· car cMtlershlps In Birmingham, Ala. RB -Paul Hornung: TV commen· tator, work Includes Packer pre· FOR79 HOURS FRIDAV9AM 'TIL .MONDAY 4 PM Catt.r Endt 013/79) I $ LS -Wiiiie Wood: Partner in Washington, o.c. construction com-pany and an assistant coach In Canada. 'It'& PRO rde '79 Today's first Issue of PRO file '19 Include$ scouting reports on three TV games that w ill be seen In the Southland, along w ith Sunday's Rams-Oakland game which wlll be aired on radio. The Rams also have a game Thurs- dav night In Denver (Channel 7 at S:30p.m.). Other features appearlno today rn PRO file 79 Include this Weef('s odcff, feature st ories, the t979 NFL. statistics and a pro quiz. EVERY NEW 79 Ol.DSMOBILE &GM~TRUCK EXCEPT DIESELS - TORONADOS -OMEGAS ANO GMC TRUCKS · OVER DIALER COST! C.o.t lnciW• FllCfory Hold e.ctc. AMttttino. Doc FMl 1 o..i.t Added ()ptlon1 OV ER30<LCARS & TRUeKS TO SELECT f .ROM 4 DAILY PtLOT· Saturday, S•ptemt>er 1, 1979 PRO flla '79 Su.nday Scouting Report 49ers vs. Vikings Sunday, 10 •.m. Channel2 Both the San Francisco 49ers and the M innesota Vikings suffered through horrendous preseasons. San Francisco <1-3), while making the ad- justment to a new coach, and Mln- ne$0ta ~ ), while making the transl· tlon to a new quarterbeck. 8111 Walsh Is making his debut as San Francisco's coach and has picked Steve OeBerg as his quarterback. • OeBerg had a so-so preseason In which he was handicapped by a bone chip In his left wrist. He'll have Wiibur Jackson, out all last year with Injuries, and Paul Hofer behind him .as running backs. Hofer Is replacing O.J . Simpson, whose baby datJ9hter d ied recef\tly. Simpson, coming back after knee and shoulder surgery, missed the last two pr~ason games • and hiss1atus for Sunday Is unc.rtaln. The new-took Vikings, with Fran Tarkenton and Mick Tlnglehoff ,.... tired and Carl Elter traded, wlll feature Tommy Kramer at quarterback. The last time the Vik- ings faced San Francisco, late In the 1977 season, Kramer came off the bench and threw ttvee touchdown passes to produce a come-from· behind 28-27 victory. That's three more TDs than he was abfe to pro- duce In four preseason vam.s. WHEN SAN FRANCISCO HAS THE BALL -Walsh's offense Is pass~lented and the Vikings h.1ve , shown a leaky -pus defense In pre- season, so tootc for OeS.rg to put It up early and often. Likely targets wlll be Freddie Solomon, Mike Schumann and Terry LeCount, all of whom wlll rotate carrying In plays from the bench. OeBerg Is likely to exploit the Inexperience of Viking left cor· nerback John Turner, who has bffn burned consistently In preseason games. Hofer Is a Dave Osborne type runner -gritty, but without blazing speed. Jackson wlll hammer Inside. Bobby Farrell was the '49ers' rushing leader In preseason and could replace Hofer, who nursed a hamstring pull late In camp. WHEN THE VIKINGS HAVE THE BALL -The pass-oriented and run· shy Vikings of last year have vowed to run r:nore this season, but haven't been too successful thus tar. Plump Chuck Foreman, now down to 218 after shedding 10 pounds In camp, has sacrlflC#d some speed for heft from his fullback spot. Rickey Yoono Is a solid blocking back without exclt· Ing running credentials. Ted Brown, the team's No. 1 draft c~c.e from North carotlna State. missed the last two preseason games with a pulled groin muscle, but he could lend som. needed speed If he's healthy. Kramer wlll look for all of Tarkenton's old bevy of receivers -Ahmad Rashad, one of the very best. S.mmy White, Bob Tucker, Foreman and Young. If he can't find them, perhaps Pro Quiz QUESTIONS 1 > LaS1 year the number of games In Which a rusher gained 200 yards or more was a >three b )one c )five. 2) The number of quarterbacks taken In the first round of this year's draft was a >two b )four c >three. 3) According to Nevada od-- dsmakers, the early chokes as oppo- nents In next January's SUpel' Bowl are a) Rams-Broncos b > Cowboys. Steelers c > Charoer&·Packers. . 4) An •M·tlme NFL winning weak wllt be on the llne Sunday In a game between a )OallH 1nd St. Louts b )8uff•IO Ind Miami c) Chic.go Ind GreenS.y. $) Thfs year the NFL head coach with the tonotst one-team Job t9"Ure ts starttne his a> 15th season b > 17th se.son c >20th season. 6 ) The tap punter In the NFL last year played for a >Oakland b) Cincin- nati c) Detroit. 7 ) If your team has the football and you see Number$ 81, M aod 89 go Into the llneup, you can loglcally assume that whet's coming Is a a> run b) punt c >pass. I> A pair of twins who were high draft choices of different teams this year are-on the rosters of tM a> Bllls- VI k I ngs b) Chlefs·Snhawks c:) Falcons-Jets. \ 9) The number of AFL playeri In the Pro Hall of Fame Is a) two b > seven c > nine. · 10) Starting 1979, tM .. ad In re· aular season lnten:onference wins since jhe 1970 merger betonged to a> AFC b) NFCc) NeltMr. ... ... ~ ..... ,, jourrieyman back-up John Reaves can. KEY MATCHUPS: 49ER WIDE RECEIV~A FRED- DlE ~OMON VS. COANEABACK JOHN TURNER -Solomon, a moves man with speed, could drive Turner crazy. Turner wlll play off h im , so look for Solomon to drive him deep, then break for the hooks antt square outs. ou11e to match moves with Rashad and White. VIKINGS RUNN ING BACK CHUCK FOREMAN VS. LEFT LINEBACKER SCOTT HILTON - Kramer w ill try to swing Foreman out of the backfield as a receiver against Hilton, a free agent first year player with no college background. H iiton made the team when middle linebacker Dan Bunz was sick In the San Di~ preseason oame and was so Impressive a SPol was ,found for him when Bunz returned. This Is the classic savvy of a veteran vs. a raw rookie matchup. STEVE DEBERG VS. VIKING ~RONT FOUR -M innesota hasn't been able to mount much of a pass rush so far, so OeBero could have plenty of time to pass. The critical blocks will be on Eller's successor on the Vikings' left side, Mark Mullaney· VIKINGS LEFT TACKLE STEVE (opposite Keith Fahnhorst) and r loht RILEY vs. 49ER DEFENSIVE ENO tackle James "Duck" White <blocked CEDRIC HARDMAN -Riley missed by Walt Ayers >. Ayers has had a most of last season with a pinched calcium deposit oo his ankle surolcal· nec k nerve. Hardman is the standout ly removed and has just returned to of the San Francisco front four, one of action. White Is the Vikings• beSt pass the very best around. It Riley can't rusher. -handle him, Frank M eyers, who OERS DEEP SECONDARY VS. played most ol last season, will be VIKINGWIDE RECEIVERSAHMAO summoned. RASHAD AND SAMMY WHITE-5an LAST MINUTE FACTORS -The F r a n c I s c o a d d e d Vlklnos' Jim Marshall will be playing strong safety Tim Gray and free safe-In his 2671h stralohl regular season ty Tony Dungy a week ago and both NFL oame and starting his 2SSth now are starters. Walsh allows straight for the Vikings He'll get re· It takes "two years to develop a lief often from last year 's No. 1 draf\ sophisticated, cohesive defensive choice, Randy Holloway . Veterans bacl<fletd that understands all Its cov· Paul Krause and Jake Scott were vy- erages." Both had six Interceptions lno for the starting free safety Job In- last year, Gray as a Kans.as City to the last week at camp; last year it starter and Dungy as a fifth back at was manned by Tom Hannon. w ho Pittsburgh. They'll need plenty of has taken over at strong safety. * * * * * * Probable Starting Lineups SAN FRANCISCO 4'ERS OFFENSE No. Nem• Pos .. Wt. MINNESOTA VIKINGS OFFENSE No. Name Pos .. Wt. M Mika SchurMM .wR. lJ5 21 Ahmad Raihad WR-200 67 Ron Sll'glaton L T-275 61 John Ayan LG·2'7 S6 FredQulllan C-2.0 71 Steve Riiey L T-258 6t Charles Goodt'um LG-2S8 67 Dennis Swlllty C 2'1 Sl Randy Crou RG lSO 71 Keith Fahnhorst RT 263 61 Was Hamilton RG-2SS 73 Ron Vary RT-255 lS Paul s .. 1 TE-2l0 31 Bob Tucker TE 230 M Freddie Solomon WR· 111 17 Steve O.Be<g 08·205 l6 Paul Hof• R B-195 as Sammy White --'"'"' WR-189 °' Tommy Krama< \ QB-200 J.t Ridley Young RS.195 AO Wiibur Jadlsoo R 8·219 ~ Chudl Foreman RS.211 SAN FRANCISCO 4f!RS DEFENSE MINNESOTA VIKINGS DEFENSE 76 Archl• R.-. LE·2'3 7A Jimmy Webb L T.2'5 n Mark. Mullaney LE·242 M Doug Sutt.f'land L T-250 94 Ruben VM19htn RT·2'-' 72 Ja,.,,._ White RT-263 16 Cedrldl Hardman RE·2~ 10 Jim Marshall RE-230 M Scott Hiiton LLB·230 59 Matt Bi.tr LLS.229 S1 Danny Bunz MLB-230 50 Jeff Siemon ML8·2ll 59 Wiiiie Harper RLB·21S 54 FradMcNelll RLS.229 A6 Melvin Morgan LC-186 27 John Turner LC·l" 22 Eddte&...#11 RC-17' 20 Bobby Bryant RC-170 G Tim Gray 55.205 '5 Tom Hannon SS-193 21 Tom Ounoy FS-190 22 Paul Krause FS-205 •••••• YOU.LL BUY ONE! WeHt~3 Of The Hotte1t Import Line• In The Coun1v1 SPIDER, SPRINT GT & SPORT SEDAN ,, . ... ~t\) 604 & 504 [)Y G11s & Otesel MOdels P•'1G•OT Cell fOf an app01ntment to take a 12 houf evaluation dnve tOdav"' .· .-·.·.. I • . , I 4 PRO Ille 79 Safurda1. Septembef l , 1979 DAILY PILOT 5 Sunday Report > Charger s vs. Seahawks Sunday, 1 p.m. Channel 4 Seat .. e's concrete playground, the Klngdome, may not be big enough to hold the footballs that will be flying around Sunday when the Seahawks l\ost San Diego In the opener for both. Yes, the mushroom-like structure does seat 6S;oo<> and the height of the root varies from 133-foot, b·inches at the outer rim to 250 feet in the center. But San Diego quar.terback Dan Fouts and his Seattle counterpart, Jim Zorn, can more than fill that with their expected passing shootout. They've already done It in games against each other through three years. Zorn has faced the AFC West- favored Chargers six t i mes . His statistics for that run (Seattle has won two preseason meetings, San Diego won three In regular season plus an ewhibltlon) are· 91 comple- tions in 162 attempts, 1,412 yards gained and eight touchdowns. Fouts has oppose<nhe Seahawks five times, including the three regular season triumphs. His totals are 71 comp!~ t ions In 102 attempts for 8b6 yards and six touchdowns. fire-and-fall-back group since their inception in 1976. If it comes dOwn to runnino. Seattle has a slight edge in its fine tandem ot Sherman Smith and David Sims Or maybe the Chargers can make their running game perk, led by Lydell Mltcl'lell, Mike Thomas and Bo Mat· thews, by striking at Seattle's rookie defensive tackles -Manu Tuiasosopo (No. 1 draft choice l and Robert Hardy (No. 10 pick). Hardy starts for the first time in place of Boyd. San Diego's defense has been kicked around by the early loss of all pro tackle Louts Keicher. Still, the Chargers pulled off 19 sacks in their last three exhibition games and have more physical up-front talent to harass Zorn. K EY MATCHUPS: SAN DIEGO WIDE RECEIVER ~OHN JE FFE RSON VS. SEATTLE CORN E RBA C K CORN ELL WE B STER -Webster covered Jet. ferson as well as humanly possible last year but the acrobatic rookie sflll had a field day. He caught four passes for 66 yards and scored two touchdOwns in a 37-10 December win that knocked Seattle from playoff contention. SAN DIE G O KICKER ROLF BENIRSCHKE V S. SEATTLE KICKER. EFREN HERRERA - Game could come down to two solid placeklckers. Benirsct\ke made his first nine field goal attempts last year, while Herrera k.lcked last second winning field goals against M innesota and Oakland. Herrera started off t he 1979 preseason in m uch the same fashion, by beating the Vikings with a 21.yard field goal in overtime. Benlrschke has made 30 of his last 3' field goal attempts and 35 of 49 In his carMr. Both trlggermen have the targets for this b<>mbs-away battle. Seattle w ide receiver Steve Largent -top catch man in the AFC a year ago - has caught 22 passes for 499 yards and three scores through the San Diego secondary. The Charger s will match him In John Jefferson. This young man, who may be the league's top receiver for speed and catching ability, Is only In his second season. Last year, he bloodied Seattle's de· fenders for 13 receptions good for 189 yards and four touchdowns. All four scores came In the games that SE AT TL E DE FE NS IV E counted. TACKLES ROBERT HARDY AND Both teams come Into this opener MANU TUIASOSOPO VS. SAN after suffering painful Injuries. The DIEGO GUARDS DAN AUDICI< AND Chargers have lost starting guard ED WHI T E -The Seahawks Doug Wilkerson for maybe two will put two rookies up against the months with knee surgery. The Chargers. Hardy replaces the Injured Seahawks surrendered one of their Dennis Boyd, who suffered a hairline precious defensive linemen, team tri-fracture of the right ankle against captain and tackle Dennis Boyd, with San Francisco last week, at left a hairline fracture of the right ankle, tackle. Tulasosopo took over at right and he's out for as much as two . tackle In the third preseason game months. after Bill Sandifer exited becaU$«! of But nothing Is ever perfect. Only knee surger y. Audlck, a second-year Zorn and Foots can make it so. The pro from Hawaii, replaces Injured Chargers admit passing is their Doug Wllkerson,.who had started 114 strength at this debut stage of the consecutive games before suffering a season. The Seahawks have been a knee lnJury last week. * * * * * * Probable Start~g Lineups SEATTLE SEAttAWKS OFFENSE SAN DIEGO CHARGERS OFFENSE 8.C Sam McCullum WR-190 i3 John Jefferson WA· 190 72 Louis Bullard L T·26S 66 Biiiy Shleldt L T-273 61 Tom Lynch LG·l60 60 Oan Audlck LG 253 s.c Art Kuehn c.1ss 62 OonMacett C·'63 18 Bob Newton RG·260 67 Ed White. RG·270 76 Steve August RT-254 70 Ruu Wethington RT 217 88 Brian Peets TE '26 94 BobKleln TE.245 80 Steve Largent WR·18A 11 Charil• Jolnef' WR1• 10 Jim Zorn QB 200 14 Dan Fouts 08-204 35 David Sims RB·216 22 Mike Thomas RB·1f0 41 Sherman Smith RB·225 u Lyct.11 Mitchell RB-1'5 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS DEFENSE SAN DIEGO CHARGE AS OI FENll 61 Ernie Price LE 2"5 68 Leroy Jones LE·2'5 ?6 Robed Hardy LT-250 73 Charles DeJurnett LT-2.St ,. 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Gro0an has come back well from knee surgery and 1s stlll a big.play threat with his outstandinQ running. The emphasis of the attack overall m ight switch from left to right where guard 5.)m Adams and tackle Shelby Jordan have played well duri~ the preseason. New England was to have played Pittsburgh ffK the American Football Conference championship beck In the first week of January. The StHltrs did their part, but the Patriots skipped out on the bout when the Houston Ofters made other errenge-ments ftw them with en upiet vktory in their Hml-flnal round pleyoff game. pressure to thtOW better than ht hH WHEN PITTSBURGH HAS THE I n the past. d '4.t t o the fine IAL.L -Terry Bradshaw has * * • * F. * Probable Starting Lineup8 A lot has happened since. Th• Steelen collected their t.hlrd 5'lpef' Bowl trophy which Coach Chuck knoll now considln "•n antique." The Pet.riots have cota.c19d e MW front offke, lncludlne~h Ron Erhllrdt1_etn .... f1 w COOt'dlNW wa CM tap IN emotlonel d•partun of C"ucll Falrbanlls to the Unlvtnlty of Cotoradl>. Al kw CM Stee .. rs. "'8ftY ,.., .. cloee to a. tMm bMleW tMt thls year's 9f"CMIP Is •' strong es eny they hew heel Wore, If not~ The Nallonel Footbett Le ue Htmtd IO tlCC"9d bV the bettle t never was, tNt It deckled to Giit on with th• metc"·UP anyway - lhc>Wculng tt es the first Monday Night contest Of thl yur. For a closer &oak at the game: WHEN THE PATRIOTS HAVE THE BALL -Lookjor them to throw It more often than tftey have In recent years, particularly on first and second down. With the tredln9 of vet11ran allj>ro left tackle t..on Gray PtTTSaURGH STllLlRS 12 John StellwOf'tt. SS JonKolb 51 Sam Devl1 S1 MitttW.ter 72 ~ry MuUlna 7't Lerry Brown 14 ltendy ~OMINn • lymSwenn 12 Terry 8'ed1Mw JI Sidney Thornton n Frenc:o ._rrlt Ptn11u•OM IT•lt.IH 61 L. C. Gr..,wooct 7S Joe Grttnt 6' Steve Fumeu 7t John lenas&M 59 J~Ham SI Jeck Lambert • 51 Loren Toewa 29 ·ltl>n Johnson C MelBlount 31 Donnie Shell 23 Mike W.gMr The principais at George Charles Realty, Charles Dreyer. George McGaffigan and Jack FIGk. have amassed years of sales success not only here in California but throughout the entire United States. Our proven record, plus that of our entire sales staff. enables George Charles Realty to buy and sell property to our clients greatest advantage:JQur intimate knowledge of this area . coupled with the most modern and sophisticated sales techniques for new and resale properties. assure the consumation of a.transaction to your complete satisfaction. If you have a house to sell or are interested in the purchase of a new home. call the profes· slorial people at Georg~ Charles ~ealty today. Watch for our ads regularly In this newspaper. OFFENSE WR-lll l T-262 lG-25! (.150 RG-244 RT·2~ TE-2\S WR-1IO 08-215 AB·UO At.HS DEFENSE LE·HO lT-260 RT·lSS RE·2U LL&-22.S MLB-220 RLB-222 LC-200 RC·20S SS-190 FS-200 NIW ENGLAND PATRIOTS OFFENSE 16 Stenley Morven WR. 112 62 OwlCjJht Wheeler L T-260 73 John HanMh LG-272 ,, 8 lll 1AQMltl1 c 2.55 tl SemAdem1 RG·26l 1• SNtby Jordtn RT ·2'0 11 Run Fr~l1 TE 2.0 2' tt.rofd Jedteon WR .175 IA S .. ¥eGropn 08-212 >2 Andv Johnson RB-~ 39 Sam Cunningham R8-2JO NEW ENGLAND PATlltlOU DIF!NSI 72 Mel Lunsford LE-260 71 Ray Hamllton NT-2.S 6' Rlc:Nrd Bishop R E-26S S2 Steve King LLB·22S SO Sam Hunt IL8-26S S1 Steve Helson ILB-230 5' RodShoate OLB-215 2• R•v Cl•yborn LC 190 .0 Mike HaynH RC 188 27 Doug Beaudoin .SS 190 41 Tim Fo• F S 190 become lhe most dift1cult man 1n pro football to <Sefeose. A couple of years back the hope aoainst the Steelers w as to shut off Franco Harris and pray that Bradst'jaw was going to have a bad day. He doesn't have them very often anymore Harres 1s still a key man in the attack, runnino beautifully behind a skil~d offensive line, which is second to none when it comes to trapping defensive oe>PO· nents. Rocky Bleier has been Pitts· buroh's all·purpose back to oo with Harris, blocking unselfishly, and making a key play when the need arose. But Bleier has been hur1 most of the preseason and Is not scheduled to start. In his place w ill be Sidney Thornton, a powerful, 230·pound third.yHr back who will block for Harris. Receivers Lynn Swann and John Stallworth are both fine runners efter they catch the ball. The tiQht end job will go to Randy Grossman. who moved into tM starting job a year ago when S.nnle Cunningham Injured his knff. KEY MATCMUPS: STEELER RECEIVE RS LYNN .SWANN ANO JOMN STALLWORTH VS • .-ATRIOT CORNERBACKS MIKE HAYNIS ANO RAYMOND CLAYBORN --On paper there won't be any better matchups this year. .One poO of uperts rated both Haynes and Clayborn among the top cor · nerbacks in football. Swann and Stallworth are up there among ti ! best receivers. PATRIOT NOSE TACKLES DI CK BISHOP ANO RAY HAMI LTON VS .. CENTER MIKE WEBSTER - Webster is rated the best in the game. S.. MONDAY GAME, P•ge 14 Arrow • COITON-EASE . TM tOOllf. cotton shirt tO...t t•k~ care or ltselrt No ironing needed. En1oy the kindly comfort of pure cotton that has been --• "Sanfor-Set1J' for your convenience It comes out of the dryer ready to put on with httle 0< no iromno No fuss. no bother. Stylishly """"'"-' ........ short C4mbridge Collar Come m to tee our wide selection or colors. ecru. blue, white. Sizes 15 to t7. L ... ~s11.oo DAILY t:IO to ... • CLOIBD auN. 11tl NIWPORT IOULIVA"D ------·-coaA ~CM.•. -. PAO hie '79 SalAMday. ~tember I , 1979 DAILY PILOT 7 Winning Edge To many bettors, the beginning of the regular season is a big relief. The pre-season can be tough on a player since he doesn't know how long the coaches will go with the key person- n e I. In the early sea son, it 's beneficial to play the favorites since prohibitive Odds dOll't usually hit the boards until later in the season. BUFFALO (PLUS 6 ) OVER MIAMI -The Bills may not have pleased coach Chuck Knox a year ago, but they certainty pleased their backers, recording the best record of any NFL team against the point spread <12-l-1 l. The Bills were near perfect against ttie spread at home. going 7·0-1. They pushed their home opener against the world champion Steelers In 1978 and then reeled off se v en straight victories. The Dolphins are coming off a strong pre· season in which they covered the spread 1n three of four games. Twice fast year, however, the Dolphins fa iled 1o cover against the Bills. So why get off a good thing? Take the points. KANSAS CITY <MINUS 3 1 OVER BALTIMORE -The Chiefs were the surprise of the pre-season, winning three of four games al'ld beating the spread tn the same number of games. The Colts were sooradic during the pre-season, going 2-2 against the spread. Without John Dutton the Colts will have trouble stopping the 1 un this season. And everyone knows .- that the Chiefs can run the ball. The Colts also have never been an effec- tive team on the road. Last year they were 3-4-1 against the spread as a vis- itor. Lay the points. DENVER (MINUS31/il OVER CIN· CtNNATI -One can't go wrong by belting the Broncos at home. Last year the Broncos were 6·2 against the spread at home. The year before they were 8-1. This pre-season they were 1·0·1 at home against the spread. The Bengals are vastly Improved over last season but asking them to beat the spread against the Broncs at Denver may be too much. Give the points. WASHINGTON (PLUS 4 l/,) OVER HOUSTON -The Reds«lns are d team that strikes quickly out of the gate. Last year they got off to a 6--0 start and were S-1 against the spread The Oiiers are slow starters. They were 0-4 after the first four week~ against the spread a year ago Houston showed no signs of having It all together In the pre-season, going 1·3 against tl')e spread. And there's nothing wrong with taking a home un- derdog. Last year the~ beat the spread over 70 percent of the lime. Take the paints. , NEW YORK JETS (MINUS 4 ) OVER CLEVELAND -PROBABLY the best bet on the board. The Jets are perhaps the most promising up- c om i nriea m in the _,NFL. The Br s. n the other hand, are over-r~ La -year when the two teams met, the Browns, a one-point. choice, won by a score of 37·34 at home. The tables will be turned Sunday. Don't be afraid to lay the points. NEWORLEANS (MINUS 4)0VER ATLANTA -The Superdome is one of the toughest places to play In the NF L for a road team. The Falcons don't exactly set the world on fire 011. the r0<1d, either . Last year Atlanta was 1·6· 1 against the spread on the road during the r egular season Because of that, one has to give the points. But a quick word of caution The only game the Falcons won on the road last season was at New Orleaf)s. It's doubtful if they could do i t two times in a row, though. SEATTLE (PICK 'EM l OVER SAN DIEGO-A week ago most bettors would have jumped all over the Chargers at this price but a lot of things have happened since then. The Chargers lost starting guard Doug Wilkerson and linebacker Don Goode to it1juries last weekend. Seattle, meanwhile, continues to impress, burying the 49ers, ss-20. while the Chargers were getting embarrassed by the Rams, 23-7. The Seahawks have a history of being rough on the Char gers in Seattle. Last year the Chargers falled to cover the spread there. The Seahawks seem to have all the momentum. Take them. PITTSBURGH (MINUS 1) OVER NEW ENGLAND-The Steelers beat the spread In their last four regolar· season games and were 6-0-1 Includ- ing the playoff games. New England, meanwhile, struggled at the end of last season, going l·S· 1 ag"lnst the spread over the final seven weeks. There's no question that the Steelers have the best team In pro football. And it's hard to go against the best. So we won't. Take the Steelers. TWO-TEAM TEASER -M in· nesota minus 1 over San Francisco to Ct\lcago plus l over Green 'Bay: TM best way to play a teaser Is to take an Mtabllshed favorite and make It an almost even pick. It's d<>ubtful that M innesota would be upset by San Francisco and Chicago ~Y Green Bay. JOIN THE RAMS WATCHING MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL NEW GIANT SCREEN TV a Extre TYi for Great Vlewtng FOO"P LONG HOT DOG8 & CHILI DOOi COLISEUM IEERI ISO YARD LINE HATS IN THE SALOON Members of the Rams Here each. 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Rams OwicP I and the Washington Redskins would be 1n perfect tano.-m with Johnny Un1tas, the legendary quarterback whOse brtlliant career was punc tu ated by -i0,239 yards lmore than 11 miles I 1n pa-:.!.1n9 But when Alli:n goes on io say that · the) running game should be establishe,d' first -then 11 will be much easier to get the passing game rolling," ttrat s when the coach is putting a cherry seed In the quarterback's wisdom tooth "Ninety-nine percent of the coaches will tell you that you have 10 establish your running game in order to pass effec t1vely." U n1tas says Ninefy. nine percent of the coac hes are full of bull. The only time you don t throw the. ball is when your .Quarterbac.k can't throw it " This, of course, tS ea,ily siud by a man who threw 290 touchdowns and completed 2,830 passes. One of the coaches Unitas once played for when he was with the Baltimore Cotts 1s of a far more flexible opinion. "What 1den1tty a team takes on 1s determined by its matertal," says Don Shu la, lo these many years the klngmaker of the M iami Dolphins. "Fortunately we have a quar1erbac k (Bob Griese> who is capable of mak· 1ng any adjustment. He has proved that he is a high-percentage passing quarterback, when he has to be If we feel 11 1s necessary to put the pass over the run, then t hat's the identity we'll take." MIAMI AN ANOMALY T led with th e Ne w England Patriots tor the fourlh best 1978 rq, cord in pro football 11 wins, S losses the Dolphins are one of the f ew anomalies in a game whose priorities are the pass. ---MIAMI MASTERMINDS BOB ( So how did the Dolphins do 11, Mir- rors? Hypnosis? A football version of the India rope trick? Bob Kuechen· berg, the veteran offensive lineman, links Shula's success with the coach's "professional approach The special teams have to win. The offense has to win. The defense has to win. There's strel)gth in number s.•· eJt just beeause he doesn't throw the ball as much as, say, Archie Man ning of New Orleans or J Im Hart of St . Louis, that doesn't detract from Griese's value as a quarterback. Ac· cordingly, last year, the Dolphins paid Griese a reported $260,000, and even though M innesota's Fran Tarkenton, now retired, Houston's Dan Pastorini and Oakland's Ken Stabler probably earned more, Griese was still among the top 10 players in the salary league at any position. Most of Griese's counterparts are sirriilarly well-heeled. An NFL sur· veyrevealed that the AVERAGE quarterback earned $102,606 last year, almost dOuble the next highest- paying positions, which were running backs and defensive llnemen. Team owners and coaches are not the only -people who. value quarterbacks highly. For the od- dsmakers, Roger · Staubach's body temperature and Terry iradshaw's metabolism count are the fulcrums from whk h the betting llnes teeter. "The quarte rbac~" says Kelso Sturgeon, who. ha~wrltten several bOoks about sports wagering, "Is worth points to the llnemaker. His absence or presence wlll help de- termine the point spread In a game. Llnemakers have never given points to other positrons. /1 OODSMAKERSTAKE NOTE What dlsturbS the llnemakers more than anything Is the 'oach whO wavers over his s t art i ng · · -.rttrt.k. The llnema91ers may be l.n for more MlM-readlng end •I I f 5 RIESE AND COACH DON SHULA, OAKLAND'S KENNY STABLER. guesswork than eve r this season, because a surV1!y showed that at least 10 clubs would. start the year with quarterbacks whose Job is only as secure as the n~x t completion they throw. Of the remaining 18 teams, t he i r so-calle d p e rman en t quarterbacks live with the spectre of injury hanging over them. And quarterback injuries have been as common as the pre.game coin· flip So comcnon that the NFL rules c~mittee took action at its meeti09 last March in Honolulu. Now officials will be called on to blow their whlstles more quickly when the quarterback is being ravaged. All de- fender s have to do is "grasp" or ..,control " a quarterb ack to theoretically draw a whistle whic.h should discourage t he defensive brutes from slamming their affluent opponents to the turf too often. Even though quarte,rback injuries figure to be minimized with this pre- ventive· legistation. many ~aches wlll traditionally be as lndeiislve as Hamlet in deciding who will run their offensive forces. "The worst thing that can happen to a coach," George All en said , "1s t o have two quarterbacks who are falrly even " Allen should know. With Washington, after he suffered through the Sonny Jurgensen vs. Billy Kilmer dilemma, J urgensen's r etirement 'did nothing to remove Allen's onus. Then It became a K ilmer-or-Joe Theismann decision. NFL QBs: Blow by Blow JOINS THE BOOS Best example of how flckle the Ian~ can be came during Jurgensen s bachelor days Whtie playing with the Phtlildelph1a Eagles He left ht !. roommate, a University of Pl'n nsylvan1a man, a tic ket for the gam\; The roommate had never Sf'€n a toot ball game, but when Jurgensen ,,. turned to their apartment follo-...in9 four quarters of heckling. the Penn man made a confession You know he said in a pedant1cal tonic', · bOomg is qutle good fun By the secor.d half I got carried away and was b0o1n9 right with them " As much as the frustration ot neit winn ing , knowl e cfge o f t he quarterbacks enormous salaries pro· bably triggers the catcalls quickest .. \. _,..,.,. t ...... 10 DAIL V PILOT Sa\urday, September 1 1979 PRO file 79 ·Pro Probe (II you want to know abou1 football profec;slonals -present and past. Send questions to PRO PROBE, 11772 Sorrento Valley Road, Suite 260, San Diego, Ca , 92121 .) Q. When did the NFL start naming them preseason instead of exhibition games? A Our flies indicate that as early as 1968 the NFL was emphasizing pr eseason games lr'l"sfead of exh1bi lions In August 1968 a confidential memo f rom Commissioner Pete Rozelle's office to all N FL clubs urged the use of the preseason de· signat ion. "It is extremely important that nothing be done or said that down grades these games In the minds of the pObLic," said the memo. It's not hard to understand why, since fans are expected to pay as much for the exhibitions as for regular season contests. Q . Who were the top 10 draft choices last year, and who were the first draft choice s in 1960-61-62-63-6S-67 ·61? A. In 1978, the first 10 taken. in or der, were Earl Campbell, Texas run· ning back by Houston; Art Still, Ken- tucky defensive end by Kansas City, Wes Chandler , Florida w ide receiver by New Orleans; Chris Ward, Ohio State tackle by the New York Jets, Terry Miiier, Oklahoma State run· ning back by Buffalo; James Lofton, Stanford wide r eceiver by G reen Bay; Ken M acAfee, Notre Dame tight end by San Francisco; Ross Browner, Notre Dame defensive end by Cincinnati; Keith Simpson, Mem- phis State defensiv~ back by Seattle, ~nd Gordon King, Stanford tackle by the New York Giants. NFL top draf•choices were: 1960, Billy cannon, Louisiana State run· • ntng t>«k by Los Angeles, bot he chose instead to play with Houston of the AFL; 1961 , Tommy Mason, Tulane running back by the Vikings; 191>2, Ernie Davis, Syracuse running back by Washington; 1963, Terry Baker, Oregon State quarterback by Los Angeles ; 1965, Tucker Frederickson, Auburn running back by the Giants; 1967, Bubba Smith, Michigan State defMslve tackle by Baltimore, and 1968, Ron Vary, Southem California tackle by M in· nesota. The AFL had no formal first choice In 1960. In 1961, the first AFL pick was "-'" Rice, Aubum guard by Buf· f' falo, 1962. Roman Gabriel North Carolina Sta te Quarterblkk by Oakland, 1963. Buck Buchanan, G r ambling defensive tac kle by Kansas City, 1965, Lawrence Elkins. Baylor wide receiver by Houston Gabriel chose to play with the Rams instead of Oakland From 1967 until the full merger 1n 1970. the AFL and NFL had a common draft Q . Wfiat's the in1ured reserve rule thi~ year? A In the past, player s put on in 1ured reserve could not return to their team's active roster during the same season, though they could go to other teams via the waiver route and be activated by their new club This year. each team can r eturn three players from the in1ured reserve list to the active squad. so long as each player has missed f our regular season games and was placed on in- 1ured reserve after Aug. 27. which was the final culdown date to the pre- sent 45.-man roster limit. In other words, if a player were in1ured 1n training camp and put on in1ured re· serve after Aug. 27 he could become active again after the I irst four re gular season games. O. How long did Tom Flons, the new Oakland coach, play pro football, and what ~re his statistics? A . Flores. a quarterback from Pacific, was with the Raiders 1960.-66, This Week's NFL Schedule Saturday's Game Detroit at Tampa Bay Sunday's Games Oakland at Los Angeles Atlanta at ~ew Orleans Baltimore at Kansas City Cincinnati at Denver Cleveland at New York Jets Dallas at St. Louis Green Bay at Chicago Houston a1 Washington Miami at Buffalo New York Giants at Philadelphia San Diego at Seattle <1 p.m .. Channel •O San Francisco at M innesota ClO a.m ., Channel 2 > Mof)Uy's Game P i ttsburgh at New England (6 p.m ., Channel 7) Thursday's Game Los An~les at Denver <5:30 p.m., ChannelH BUY I LEASE THEN DRIVE ''Oft• Ofh 10 l•st Ccrs 111 n. World11 BMW 733i' ,-- but was out wi th illness du"ng the 1962 season He was with Buffalo 1967·69, and f1 n1shed hos p1ay1ng career with Kansas City in 1%9 As a passer he threw 1,715 t imes wotn 838 completions f or 11 959 yards 93 touchdowns and a percentaQt> of 48 9 He also rushed 101 times for 1'2 yards and five touchdowns Q . How many years did the Chargers play in Los Angeles? A Just one 1960 As one of the AFL charter teams. they began as the Los Angeles Chargers Bu~ they had small crowds in the vast Coliseum 27,778 for their first preseason game, 17,724 for their first regular season contest and only '9,928 for the game in which they clinched tne AFL Western Division title They moved to San D1990 for the 1961 season, where they've been ever since. Among members of the 1960 Los Angeles Chargers we<e J ac 11 Kemp, later with Buffalo and now a member of Congress. and Ron M ix, inducted last July into the Pro Hall of Fame Q . How are free agents paid during summer training camp? A Under the 1977 N FL-Players'AS· soc.1at1on collective bargaining con- t ract. still in effect. all rootcies in training camp, w hether free agents or draftees, get a weekly per diem al· lowance in addition to r oom and board In 1977 1t was S200 per week, last year 1t was S225, this year it's S250 It will go to S27S next year and \JOO in 1981 Veterans also are paid per diem. The veterans' allowance started at S250 per week In 1977, this 1 year it 's SJOO, next year 1t will be SJ75 and in 1981 ii will be SJSO O. The offense has the IMJt on the one.yard line with two seconds re- m11inlng. As the bllll ts snapped, 11n offensive guard jumps offside, the of. tense scoru 11 touchdown but the penalty fl~ Is thrown. Defense must take the penalty to prnent the touchdown and time has run out. Would the offenM pt 11not1Mr try from the6-yard line? A. No. The rules say that on a foul by the offense on the last play of the game, the dOwn is not replayed and the play In which the foul Is com· m ltted Is nulllfled. So there'd be no touchdOwn and no subsequent play. If the foul Is by the defense on the last play of the game, the down Is replayed If the offense accepts the pena~. Football Pro-files It may be corny but it's OK I YO\.! re from Kansas John Riggins a Kansas product and fullback for tl'e Redskins and his wtfe Mary Lou v· 1ust became parents of a daugnt. r Instead of cigars John pas'>ed out ears of corn • • Something new for the New Yori< Giants 1s an assistant coach in chargt of plaver strength muscle fle1 1bil ty• and cono1t1on1ng Jim Williams un. der new Gian ts head coach R<iy Perkins, has designed a weightl1ft1no p rogram for each player to be con t1 nued during the season Savs Williams "If you don't have 1n season proqrams. YO\.lr team s conrJ1 t 1on1ng and strength fall off Williams developed nis programc, on the college level at Wy om. q Arkansas and Nebraska Bob Young, guard for the St Lou•~ Cardmals. also swears by we1gl't• N ow 1n his 14th pro season, Young started lifting weights about four years ago, when he says "I was iu~! an average guard Weighing 30 pounds heavier, he tips the scale<> at 280 and notes· ··very few guys can manhandle me now • • A fashion note has the Redsk ins sw itching colors this season Gone are the old gold pants, replaced by white ones with burgundy jerseys for hom e games and burgundy pants with white jerseys on the road Makt>s It easy for a player to tell if he's plav- lng at home or abroad • 1t • Veteran Ne~ York Jets defensive end Lawrence Pillars has tak en No 2 draft ctioice M ark Gastineau under his wing, although Gastineau is ;i potential replacement in Pillars spot "You could look at it as pressure but I look at it as trying to better the team." says Pillars, who find-; Gastineau "a very eager stUdenl Notes Pillars: "I don 't usually hano around wiJh rooki'~. but I do clS· soc 1a te with the ones on the Ii ne." • • • Accustomed to changing faces is linebacker Greg BrMina. who has played 12 seasons with the Atta~ Falcons and under all five of t'hr team's head coaches. That includes Norb Hecker , Norm Van Brockl1n, Marion Campbell, Pat Peppler and ' Leeman Bennett. Vern Den Herder, defens ive lineman and a nine-year veteran with the Dolohins. received a tnoote from his coach, Don Shula, who picked .him as the most underrated player on the M iami-team. "Oen Herder Is not spectacular, but he g ives us rock-solid play all the time," said Sh ula . Oen H erder ac knowledged: "I 'm not a flashy player. I'm more the steady type " • PRO file "79 Salurd8y. Septembet 1, 1979 CAIL Y PILOT 11 Bow· the Daily Pilot Pleks 'em NFC AFC IUPEA BOWL West Central EHt Ch1mplon West Centrat I Ht Clt1mpton CHAMPION Roger Los Angeles Detroit Dalla5 Dallas OenvP.r Pittsburgh Miami Pithburgh Oalla5 Carlson 'M1nnKOta _.;Pti1tadelphla 'Sdn D1l'CJO '8a1t1more - Ernie Los Angeles Green Bay Dallas Oalla5 Oakland Pittsburgh Miami Castillo 'Chicago •Philadelphia 'Sdn Oleqo 'Nt'w EnQland Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Dave Los Angeles Detroit Dallas San Diego Pittsburgh Cunningham Los Angeles Mfaml Pittsburgft l05 Angeln 'New Orlean\ 'Chicago ·~vtr 'Houston . Howard L. ... Chfcago Dallas Oakland Pittsburgft Handy Los Angeles 'Green Bay • Pn1tadftphla Los Angeles 'Seattle Ml•ml Pittsburgt. l05Angelu ' 'Houston ~ -John Los Angeles Qetroit Oallc:s LosAnoeles Seattle Pittsbur9f' Sevano 'New Orleans • Pnlladflptlra 'San Die90 ·~ Mi.ml Pitbbwrgft Pittsburgh Craig Los Angele5 Tampa Bay Dallas Los At\OflH San Ofe9o PlthburQtt ~ Pittsburgh losAngtlu Sheff 'Otlroll 'Pnltadftptua 'Stattte 'Ntwf ....... ·w11dcard ' Pro Quiz Answers 1 > b Buffalo's Terry Miller rushed for 208 yards aA«t two J6uchdowns on 21 carries In the ITiltt" 41· 17 win over the Giants last Nov. 26. The previous ·year there had been three 200.yard rushlno performances, one by the Cowboys' Tony Dorsett and two by Walter Payton of the Bears. 2 > c Washington State's Jack Thompson was taken as Cincinnati's first pick and the third player elected In· the entire draft. Phll Simms of Moorehead State, the Giants' first choice, was the seventh player select· ed, white Clemson's Steve Fuller was Kansas City's first choice end the 23rd player tak~n overall. The last time thr• quarterbacks were taken In the first round WH 1971 when Jim . Plunkett went to NfW England, Archie Mannino to New Or1~ns and Dan Pastorlnl to Houston. \-. 3 > b The oddsmakers have plc~ed the Cowboys and Steelers to face . ~ . each other tor the second straight year. In the AFC, the oddsmakers have llsted Pittsburgh at 11 ·5 to repeat as champion, with M iami, San Dleoo and Houston followlng. In the NFC, It's Dallas at even money to repeat, followed by Los A004les at 2 tot, then Detroit, A'tlanta and Philadelphia, all at 8 to 1. '> b The Dolphins have defeated the Bills 18 straight times, 1970-78. That's the lonoest winning streak by one .. team over another. Buffalo's last vlc· tory was a 28-3 win on Nov. 16, 1969, when both teams were playing In the AFL. The Biiis came close In 1972 end again last year, holding Miami to one.point wins, but couldn't break the Oolphln domination. s > c Tom Landry was coach when the Dallas cowboys ~an play In 1960, af)d he's stlll coath heading Into the 1919 season. In that time he'• won 161 regular season games, tost 99 and tied she. He's won 10 division chln'I· MATURE a AGGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE P!OPLI to work with an aggressive & fast growing Century 21 Broker ••• Offering many benefits+ TOP COMMISSIONS Cell 842·5082 ---------- plonshlps and has been In the ~ Bowl five times, winning twice. The runner-up In tenure among NFL coaches 4s Bud Grant, who's mrtlno his 13th season with the Vikings. 6 > b The Btnaals' Pat Mc lnally punted 91 times tor 3,91' yards and a ,3. 1 averaoe to read the 1eaou-. Ray Guy of Oakland, league lffder In 197,·7S-77, was runner-up fHt yNr with a ,2.7 average and Detroit's Tom Skladany was third with 41.S. 7) c In the NFL numbering systMn, wide receivers and tight ends wear numbers 80 to 89, so chances are a pass Is comlno. Qua~terbacfU and kickers are numbered 1 to 19; ru,.. nlng backs and defensive backs 20 to '9; llnebeckers are SO to 59; defensive I lnemen and Interior offensive linemen can also be 90 to 99. If • player has bffn In .the INQUe sin<• 1972, he can wear his old .,umber even If It doesn't flt the current num- berlno system. 8) b Defensive end M fke S.11 was the Chiefs' first choice, while his twin, Martii E. 8&11, t tight eoc:t, was Seat tle's fourth round pick. Both played at Cof«ado State, and to con· ruse things a bit, the Cardinals' fifth round choice was also M ark Bell of Color.00 State. However, the middle mitlat of tM CMdinals' Mark is A. and he's a wide receiver. 9) a Lance Alworth, the Chargers' great receiver of the 1960s, was in· ducted In 1978 and his teammate, of· tensive tackle Ron M lic, was one of ttlt four 1979 lnductHs. They're the only AFL players In the Hall of Fame, though K•nsas City owner Lamar Hunt and Weeb Ewbank, whO coached the Jets to the first AFL Super BoWI win, also represent the AFL In Canton. 10) a The lnterconference regular season total from 1970 throogh 1978 stood at 179-lM-6 In favor of the AFC. The AFC also fed In preseason vie· torles th05e nlM years, 252·2'2, with 11 tie games . ' 12 DAILY PILOT Saturday. September l. 1979 PRO file 79 1978 NFL Statistics PASSING LEADERS lnd1v1dual Champion NFC 84 9 !Rating Po1nrsl Roger Staubach Dallas AFC 848 I RMtng Points) Terry Bradshaw. P1tlsburgh ·At1emph .. NFC S7'J Fran Tarkenton M1nne~ta AFC 44J J im Zorn. Sealtle Completions NFC 34S Fran Tarkenton M innesota AFC 148 Jim Zorn. Seartle Completion Percent•9e AFC 63 0 Bob Onese. M 1am1 1235 Artempts. 148 Completions) NF c 61 8 Archie MoMHlg. N 0 . (<171 Allempts 291 Completions) Yarda91 NFC 3468 Fran Tarkenton M innesota AFC 3283 Jim Zorn. Seattle Average ~1n, Yards per Atttmpt AFC l 92 Terry Bradshaw. Pi ttsburgh (368 Attempts. 2915 Yards! NFC· 1 72 Roger Staubach. Dallas (41) Allempts. 3190 Yards) Touchdown Passes AFC: 28 Terry Bradshaw. Pittsburgh NFC: 2S Roger Staubach, Dallas 25 • Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota Most lnttre9ptions NFC: 32 Fran Tarkenton, Minnesol• (572 Attempts) AFC: 30 Ken Stabler. Oakland (..a6 Attempts) LAwest Pct .• PasSH had lnterupted AFC: 3.0 · Craig Morton. Denver (267 Attempts; 8 Intercepted I NFC: 3.4 · A rchie Manning, N.O. (471 Attempts; 16 )ntercepted) Lontff1 ,; AFC: 92 Yards . Joe Ferguson, Buffalo vs. Miami. Sept. 17 (to Frank Lewis, TO! NFC: 91 Yards · Roge< Staubach, Dallas vs. Bait .. s.pt ... (to Tony OorHH, TO) PASS RECEIVING LEADERS lndMdu.I c:Mmpioft NFC: 11 . Ridley Young, Minn AFC: 71 . Sieve Largent, Se•. v.,.... AFC: 1169 . Wesley Walker, N. V. Jets NFC: 1CJ72 • t-t.rold Cermlchael, f'hlla. Aver ... O.ln AFC: 24.4 · Wesley Walker. N. Y . Jttl ("4t Receptions; 1169 Y•rds) NFC: 20.0 . Morris O.vens, T•mSMt Bay (32 Recepilons: u> Yards) To1Khd0wni AFC IJ John Jefferson, San Diego NFC· 9 Billy Joe OvPree, Dallas 9 Sammy White M innesota Longest AFC· 92 Yards Frank Lewis. Buff 11s. M iami, Sept 17 (TO) NFC· 91 Yards Tony Dorsett. Dallas vs Ball . Sept 4 (TOI Team L.e•ders 1n Pass Receptions AFC BALTIMORE· '-S, Joe Washington BUFFALO: "4. Bob Chandle.r CINCINNATI: '47. Isaac Curtis CLEVELAND· 43, Reggie Rucker DENVER· .s.... Riley Odoms HOUSTON: 47 Ken Burrovgh KANSAS CITY '8, Tony Reed MIAMI 48, Nat Moore NEW ENGLAND J9 Russ Francis NY JETS '8. Wesley Walker OAKLAND 62 Dave Casper PITTSBURGH 61 Lynn Swann SAN DIEGO S7 Lydf>lt M itchell SEATTLE 71. Steve Laroent NFC ATLANTA •5. Wallace Francis & Billy Ryckman CHICAGO. SO. Waller Payton DALLAS· 41. Preston PHr!>On DETROIT 53. David ~tll GREEN BAY 46, James Lofton ·Pro Sleuth , "- Pro Coaches -A I l K N s 0 N l u H s v T D R A H R E M A N s H R L G 0 u E y R 0 c l A u M u R l ~ p A R 0 E 0 T l E H A M E 8 M T A R I R p I s p I l l I H p G H l y l . T T c L y C.H L I E M R E A N H I I H 1 c 8 R 0 0 A R 0 A ..!!. R A c~ H R p R H 0 R L E R N E E R H A R A R • L A H 0 G R A N p R M l A M l I A c N H 0 A s E H v I l K l 0 l 0 I N w '"'I .... Noll Grant Shula Storr Mill•r Pardee Coryell Erhardt Vermeil Michaels Phillips Landry Wilkln1<>n Rutigliano Marchlbrodo I f ind the listed words In the diagram. They run In ol .. directlons - forword'. boc.kword. up, down ond diagonally. S.. Answ•r, P.-1• 14 LOS ANGELES SO. Willle Miller MINNESOTA 88 Rickey Yovng NEW ORLEANS: 11. Tony Galt.red•l"I NY GIANTS )2 Johnny Perk ·"~ & Jimmy Robinson PHI LA SS Harold Carmichael ST LOUIS 62. Pat Tilley SAN FRANCISCO 3 1 Freddie S •Jn TAMPA BAY· 32 Mor-ns OweM WASHI NGTON 36 Danny Buggs INTERCEPTION LEADERS lndiv1d~I Champion AFC· 10 . Thom Darden. Cleveland NFC 9 W1lhe Buchanon. G e 9 Ken Stone, St Lou•'> Yardage AFC 200 Thom Darden, ClevelMd NFC 1~7 Tom M yers. New CXIN"'. Touchdowns t4F C 3 Rod Perry. Los. ~ngelt~ AFC 1 Lyle Blackwood. Ba llin-ore 2 ScoH Perry. Cmc1nnali LongMt NFC-9 7 Yar-ds . Tom Myers. N 0 vs M inn. Sept 3 I TOI AFC: es Yards Charles Romes Bull vs N Y.Jets. Sept 10 I TOI Team le•den in lnlerceptions AFC BALTIM ORE: 6. NOf'm Thompson BUFFALO: 5. Mario Clark CINCINNATI: '· Dick Jauron CLEVELAND: 10. Thom Darden DENVER: 6, Steve Foley & Bernard Jackson HOUSTON: 5, Wiiiie AleKan<Mlr KANSAS CITY: 6, Tim Gray MIAMI: 6, Tim Foley NEW ENGLAND: 6. M ike Haynes N Y. JETS: S. Bobby Jadtson & Burgess Owens OAKLAND: 6. Charles Phlllips PITTSBU.RGH: 6. Tony Dungy SAN DI EGO: '· Mike Fuller SEATTLE. 5. Cornell Webster NFC ATLANTA: 6, Rolland Lawrence CHICAGO '· Gary Fencik DALLAS: 5. Benny Barnes DETROIT: 5. Jim AMen GREEN BAY : 9. Wlllle Buchanon LOS ANGELES: I. Rod Perry & Pat Thomas MINNESOTA: 7. Bobby Bryant NEW ORLEANS: 6, Tom Myers N. V. GIANTS: 7. Terry Jackson PHILADELPHIA: 7, Her,,,.n Edwards ST. LOUIS: 9, Ken Stone S.lttN FRANCISCO: 6. Chuck Crist TAMPA BAY: 6. Cedric Brown WASHINGTON: 7. Jake Scott AUTO LEA.SING -'""~.:·<i. Sept. Super Savings! TRY THE NEWPORT DATSUN 'c·~~ DIFFERENCE!CALL TODAY: 833·1300 FOR PROMfrr, (;OURTEOUS SERVICE. ALL MAKES a MODELS! . • "~ GAS BBQ : ·. ~ ~179.95 • Include• Tenk • Twfn Burne,. . • Heavy Alumlna1m ''"'"ll'C• ,1nu1111 C•et!ne Mdl. 2230-X MOft.Set. 10All • k_,. lun.12...,.. ~ "GAS LOGS" $5. Off Your Choice of Style PAno & fJREPL.AC! 243t9 ALICIA PKWY. <Across from Gemco> .JOlllllO .. ca PAO nie ·79 &!Wrdly, Stpten'IOef 1, 1979 DAILY ptLOT 13 1978 NFL Statistics RUSHING LiAOERS lndivld~I CNmplot\ AFC · 1'50 . Earl Campbell, Houston NFC: 1395 · Walter Payton. Chicago Average AFC : 6 0 · Ted McKnight. K C (627 Yards; 104 Attempts) NFC: O . Wilbert Mont~y. Phila. (1220 Yards; 259 Attempts> Touchdown• · AFC: I•: David Sims. Seattle ~ NFC: 11 · Terdell Middleton. G B. 11: Walter Payton, Chicago Attempts NFC: 333 . Walter Payton. Chicago AF~: 310 . Franco Harris. Pitt. L.onvest AFC : 81 Yards: • Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Miami. Nov. 20 (TD) NFC: 76 Yards: lerdell Mlddleton, G. 8. vs. Detroit, Oct. l (TD> Walter Payton. Chicago vs Denver, Oct. 16 One Ga me Perlorma nee AFC: 209 Yds .. Terry Miiier, EWff. vs. N. Y. Giants, Nov. 26 (21 Attempts) NFC: 157 Yds .. Walter Payton, Chi. vs. Den .• Oct. 16 (22 Attempts) T .. m LNden In Rushing AFC BAL Tl MORE : 956. Joe Washington BUFFALO: 1060, Terry Miiier CINCINNATI: 762, Pete Johnson CLEVELAND: 960, Gregg Pruitt DENVE R: ~. Lonnie Perrin HOUSTON: 1'50, Earl Campbell KANSAS CITY. 1053. Tony Reed MIAMI: 1251, Oelvln Wiiiiams NEW ENGL.ANO: 761. Sam Cunrilngham N.Y.JETS: 9S.. Kevin LQnG OAKLAND: 1080. Mark van Eeghen PITTSBURGH: 1082, Franco Harris SAN DIEGO: 820. Lydell Mltctlell SEATTLE: IOS, Sherman Smith NFC ATLANTA: 707, ~Bean CHICAGO: 139S. Walter Payton DALLAS: 1325, Tony Oors.-t DETROIT: 924, Dexter Bussey GREEN BAY: 1116. Ter-dell Middleton LOS ANGELES: 651. Cullen Bryant MINNESOTA: 749, Chuck Foreman NEW OR\..EANS: 63S, Tony Galbreeth N. Y.GIANTS: 615. Qoug Kotar PHILA.: 1220, Wilbert Montgomery ST. LOUIS: 664, Jim Otis " SAN FRANCISCO: 593. O.J . Simpton; TAMPA BAY: 679, Ricky Bell WASHINGTON: 101~ John Riggins SCORING LEADERS lndivlMI CMm,ton CKidrM) NFC: I 11 . Frantt Corral. L.A. AFC: 107 ·Pat L .. tly, N.Y. Jets CTwchdowM) AFC: 90 ·• O.vld Sims, Seattle NFC: 72 . Terdell Middleton. G.B. Toudldowns AFC: IS · 0.vld Sims. Seattle (1' Rushing; 1 Reception) NFC: 12 · Terdell Middleton, G.8. 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Extra Points NFC: '6 -Rafael Septlen, 0.tlaa (.n Attempts) AFC: ._.. Roy Gereta. Pitt. (~ Attempts) Field Goals NFC: 29 • Pat Corral, LA. (~ Attempts) AFC: 22 • Pat Leahy, N. Y. Jets (30 Attempts) OM Geme Performance AFC: 24 <• TOs> Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Mi.ml. Nov. 20 NFC: 2A <• TOs) Terdell Middleton. G.B. vs. Sffttle, Oct. 1S Wiibert Mont9(>mery. Phil. vs. Wash .• Sept. 10 TMm l.Mders In Scoriftl AFC BALTIMORE: SI. Tony Linhart BUFFALO: 66. Tom Dempsey CINCINNATI : 7•. Chris Behr CLEVELAND: 94. Don Codtrott DENVER: ~. J im Turner HOUSTON: 71, Earl Campbetl KANSAS CITY: as. Jan Stenerud MIAMI: 91, G.ro Yepremlan NEW ENGLAND: 66. Horace Ivory NEW YORK JETS: 107. Pat Leahy OAKLAND: 119. Errol Mann PITTSBURGH: IO. Roy Gerefa SAN DIEGO: tl. Rolf Banlrs<hke SEATTLE: to, 0.vld Sims . . ,..._ NFC ATLANTA: 57. Tim Maueitl Eniof MGA's Ufe-Size Color TV . 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Longest ~FC 11 Yds Mike Wood, St.L. ~ N. Y Giants. Dec. 10 AFC: 79 Yds. Chudt RamWf. N.Y.Jets ~Baltimore. October ts Most NFC· 109 . Jann James. Atlanta AFC: 97 · Bucky Diits, Denver • 1' DAil v PILOT Saturday. September 1. 1979 PAO ftle '79 1979 NFL SChedU/e IATllllOAY, .... , I o.t•e><I el I ..... pe S.1 t 00 IUllOAY, H" t All.,.la ...... ()<-I 00 a.ll•mot• el K....aa Coty 3 00 C_...nu et 0.-.... 2 00 c .... ee.nci,., New Yoo J.u 4 oo ~t et St lO<iO• I 00 Gr_, 8ay .. C~ I 00 HOU~ 84 W~ I 00 ........... 8.ill•to. 1 00 H.-'l'o<• G,.,,IS 111 Ptl•l.o.l~•e I 00 oeareno 11 Los .-... ... 1 oo S.,, 0..00 I I s..tlle I 00 Sen Jtenc•t'O et,......,._. 1200 MOMOAY. ""·a Pll\M>u<v" el "-E~ t 00 TMUtl.OAY, MJ'T. t l09 "~ .. o.n... • JO S11n ~11nc1tc:o et Sen °'990 1 00 l empa 6ay 84 Cfw.eogo 1 00 WHl'ltnglon et Allan.. 1 00 MOMDA'Y, OCT I New Eno•al'O 11 G•M'I B•~ • 00 • IUNOA'Y. OCT 1 C "'"900 11 8tlfleto 1 00 Oalln •• "''"''HOii l 00 Oet•ool •• ""-C ngraro 1 00 Gt_, Bay at AUante I 00 K.,. ... C"y et C1nctnn111 I 00 LOS A#\Qelet at N-Otlee"t > 00 H.-'l'or• ,,.., 11 9e1t1m0<1 • 00 PrlrllO .. P"•I el W .. lllf\0101\ I 00 P 1!Ul>vt9f\ et C,..._"° 1 00 St L °"" II Hout ton I 00 Si n O+eQO 11 o.;...,., 1 00 s .. 11 .. 11 San '••l\C•tcO '00 ,•'•""P• Bay 11 N-Yo<• G•1n1t 1 00 llllC»IOAY, OCT. I ,.. ....... , 0 8'.tat\d 6 00 IU#OAY, OCT If Auan te 11 0 111 .. NS. 1 00 8 vlfato 11 M....,<, I 00 Denver el llllnNI City 1 00 0.t<O<I vt Gr_. 8ty 11 M,._ ) 00 HQvaton 11 ..,.._. 1 00 llllOtfDAY, NOY t ttov'IOI' II MIMN 9 00 IUMDA'Y. NOV 11 "~"'' at ""-1or• c;,.,,,, • 00 6•"•'"'<>'• .. ~,, •• ,.,, ' 00 8 .1ttal0 11 N-Yo<• J~I I 00 lo• •noe-u al c 11-c990 '00 M•n"eSO\a v• Cite.-\ Ba 1 11 IA• ~ I 00 ~ .. (n9l1t14 II ()e<>..,., 2 00 P1tut>u•G" •~Ml C•IJ 12 00 Oektanci et ~" 12 00 St l<>u .. et liYhl'-inQIOI' I 00 Sen 0·~ SI Ci"<'""'" I 00 Sen ftenc:•K o et,,._ O.i.1nt 1 00 s .. "' •• , c ....... ,,a , oo Tempe 8•r 11 09!•1111 1 00 lfOtCDAY. NOV 12 Pn ·•aCl .. P"<I It Oellu 8 00 SUltDAY, NOV 11 8111tomor1 11 ..,_ f"9i.ncl 1 00 CoN:>nnau 11 ~•Ion 3 00 Oallet at WelN"O'O" I 00 ~ et S.n f ten«:•KO 1 00 o.tlott al M1-..ota. 1 00 Gr_, lley 11 Bvllelo 1 00 fll<*OA'Y, DIC t Ollltal\O SI ,..... O•,_,.t I 00 SATIHIOAY, OIC. t OeHu•~ 1230 o.n,,., ... ~ ,. 00 IUNDAY, DIC. I a.Alelo ., ... .,.,,._. , 00 Cl'llCaOO at Gr-a.,. I 2 00 C..-C"'nell t i Wat\1~ 1 00 C...,tlllnCS 91 O..~ 1 00 K1n ... Clly II 8111-1 1 00 l Ot A"09'M et Allallte t 00 ... _ Ill o.troot ' 00 Odds, Picks THE ODDS <overs and unders i ~'"'hflls> ·Detroit plus 3 at Tampa Bay !28 l Atlanta plus 4 at New Orlearis 13.4 J Baltimor-e plus 3 at Kan,.,s City l35) CincinnatiplusJ111 at Denver 30 Cleveland plus 4 at New Y •k Jet l3S) Dallas minus Sal St Louis 'JA 1 GreenBayplusSatChicago 321 Houston minus 4 • 2 at wa P'l•l'IQIOl'I (J\) M i8mi minus 6 at Buffalo IJt ' New York Gi ants p lus 6 at Philadelphia (JJ > Oakland plus '4 at Los Ange11>s t34 ) San Diego even al Seat lie (JS) San Francisco plus 7 at Minnesota (35) . Pittsburgh minus 1 'Jt Ne England <33 l PRO.file '79 SELECTIONS Tampa Bay giving points (3 > vs. Detroit ' New Orleans giving points 14 ) vs. Atlanta Kansas City giving points tJ J vs. Baltimore IUM>AY,N".t CJnclnnell .. ~-' 00 ~-~c""·'oo Oel9a • Sel\ Fr--. I 00 ~ ............. 11.100 ..... ...ace .. CNe9jo 12 00 N.-Enoi-M 11 ~ 1 00 .... on.en ... t~ .., '00 ~ • St lo.Ill 12 00 ~ M ClftCtMal'I I 00 KeMaa City 11 0-•a.NI 1 00 .... _ 84 ci...~ '00 .... on-n. et SMftla I 00 ,,.._Yono GllMI at Tltl\P8 e.y • 00 ....Yon.*9111~ 1100 f'tfttbvfgl\ ., s... Ooeeo ' 00 N-E"O\llnd II"'-YC>A Jett • 00 ...... Von a ...... II St Lou . 12 00 S... 0oeoo IC._ ~s l 00 T.,..pe 8ar II S_,, ''at'C'ICO I 00 Denver giving points (J • 1 I vs Ctn· • · cinnatl .... on.M ft 0.-.. , ....... 1200 ..._ 'Yotll ,,_ • "-EnQlen4 #00 a........ .. Seti '*00. t.00 S4 Louil • ,._ Yortl 0.-. I 00 ............. ,00 T~ e., • ......_ •. 2-00 w ...... •~100 .,. ••. IU'T." A..,,.. al "'1•1..-t .00 SM\ Ft~ al ""-Y0t-Goetllt '00 s.eni. Ill s ... OieOO ' 00 Wa~-~ 100 llOltOAY, OCT. If M>"""°'8 al ,.._ Yon ~ t 00 SUMOA't. OCT. _, A'*'4.9 ft San''-· 100 e--. • 8wll.io. ' oo CNceoo ...... .., ... '00 C.._,,,..M~. tOO 0.0ll ........ on..... ' 00 Gt-... ill r.,._. ley. 1 00 HwMOrl .. s.... I 00 ......,. ...... f."'911nd. ' 00 H9w 'Yon 0...... at~ City. ) 00 0.-tend 81 N-. YC)tll .... t 00 St LOUii • o.IM.. I 00 5-11 OlefO 81 Loa AnoelM 1 00 w~ et~~·· • oo llOWAY, OCT. II ~ al PMUl>u<'gll. t"OO TMUMOAY, OCT. II hn OlefO. ~-100 SUl!eDAY, OC'f. H ........ Oellrell. ' 00 o.c.o ...... ,,-*OL. t 00 ~ • .. Loull. tvu Olllll • .,. • ..... ... °'-' ............. 00 ~ <*r .. ow-. uo ,..~ ..... .., ... uo .... o.-..~100 ..... ~~-U.~1.00 .... "°" ... ~ IJ 00 n•1f1npHe•~400 TM!Cle llw •Mini RN t 00 .... Y.OC'f.a ,.... .. ~~00 euleAY, ltOY. • ~ • ....., .. uo c........ ........ :100 0... • .... Y9'\ , t-00 °""°" • c..... J 00 Lee~ll ...... 100 ... b ••• LOUii. 1'00 ............ lwflillo. t;OO .... 0.-... ~. 2-00 ...... .,..._ .. a-.... JOO ..,. Dlo9le • ~ c.,. i'Oll ..,. ,,~ .. 0.'-M. 1 00 r-...e.w•~•·oo w......-i •,_._Of!, 1 oo St Lour1 et Ptl~.a. I 00 llOtfOAY, NOV. Tt Atlanta IC LO. t.~ 6 00 T~90AY,.llfOV. 12 (TltMl~O.,, Ct\c..,o .. ~°" 12 )0 Hou.ion et o.a.s J 00 llOMOAY NOV. • ..._ YO'\ Jeta M S-.ttae. t 00 ,..,. ...... eeov." ..... 1,,..0 ............. )0 llONDAY. MC 10 p nwu•9h •• H<>v'10n e 00 IATUN>AY. DIC U Cr Mn Bay at Oel•o-t 4 00 ..._ 'l'O'-~ ., u •• ,,,. ll 00 SUNDAY. OIC It 8elt1"'0fl If N-YO<• u 1111t1 I 00 9'111ato et P-•9" t 00 c~ at C.nconnet• 1 oo KM!-Ctty et T-p• Bay t 00 ....,._ 11 ..... ("0'9"11 I 00 ,.._ ()(IMllt Ill LOt Mgelae 1 00 ~ .... -. .. .,., 300 St Lou.II et ~ I 00 s... "'-• At11nt1 1 oo S.•me., o.-i.,.d 'oo WHl'ltnQtOI' 11 o.lff ) 00 lltONOAY, DIC t1 o.n-et San O>ego I 00 f'09TllAIOtl ll'UY~,. SV"<llY C>ec 2l · NH '•fll Aouncl l'fafoflt Satvrci•r Dec 19 • AIC lt\d NFC 0...1Stone1 Pllyolts 5""°9¥ . .J¥t I · AIC ~ 0a .... ,.,c~,.....osunc:1-,. Jiii 20 . SVC* BOWi )UV"''-"-eo.t ... __.... c ... S-0.,. Jeft 27 • MC....rC f'-.o lowt e t Honolulu. Clst l're• P•9'P• MONDAY GAME • • • .l'lls ability to Nf'dle nose tackies all by l'llmself Is reputed to be the key to the success of tl'le Plttsoorgl'I offensive llne . Hamltton lsqylck, 81sl'lop is strono. STEELIUt SAFETIES DOH SHaLL AHD MIKE WAGNE• VS. PATRIOT TIGHT ENO llUSS FllAHCtS - The Pltrk>t.s usually need a b6g oame out of Francis to com· pltment their running attack. Franc Is Is tM guy they took to mostly In key thfrd down pesslnv s'ltuatlons. SMll end W eonerplay a lot tougher andc~c loMr than most . 0,..HElt f'ACTO•S -New England Is In QOOd shape pf\ysle'ally. The P•trlots l'lave Md ten days off since their final pretMson game In Oenv.r. OVER 1000 CADILLAC LEASES IN ORANGE COUNTY Comp«lt/W Prlclng-~b ~ New York Jets giving palnls l•l vs. Cleveland St. Louis taking points 15 > vs . Dallas 1 Chicago giving Points (5 l vs Green Bay Washington taking Points '4 , J vs Houston Miami giving paints (6 > vs. Buffalo Pl'lilcldelphia giving points lh 1 vs. New Yorlt Giants Los Angeles giving points 14 l vs. Oakland Seattle. Ceven l vs. San Diego M lnneosota givin<J Points O) v~ 5an Francisco Plttsbt.lrgh giving points <1 l vs New EQgland BEST BETS TO BEAT THE SPREAD New_ Orleans giving points (4 ) vs. Atlanta -Manning ·tough at home In the Dome. Kansas City giving paints 13 l to Baltimore -Chiefs can control game with strong running game. Seattle even vs. San Diego Cl'larg&rs can't cope with Zorn. Pro Sleuth Answer PRO Ille 79 Slib.rd8y. ~ t. 1979 DAJL Y PILOT 15 Sunday _ Scouting Report Rams vs. Raiders Sunday, 1 p.m. Radio (KMPC, 710) By the purest accident in the NF L's new method of "balanced" scbedul- 1 n g, the West Coast t eams find themselves in head-on competition. Every team in the lif!'c West will play every team In the NFC West, along with each other in the unusual home--and·home affairs -a series parUcurarly more appealing. to fans numbed by the humdrum competition In the NFC West, which has been won by the U>s Angeles Rams six straight years. The first of these Sunday meet1095 brings the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles, where they enjoy more than the usual amount of popularity ac· corded e visiting team. In fact, the rumor persists that when the Rams move out of the Coliseum to Orange County next year, .the Raiders wlll move in, so enamored ls their owner, Al Davis, of the city. A Coliseum offldal h= to capnallze on the .slt\altlon the· ............ "'9ee teams met In e pr•season game ln the same stadium • month ago, ap- pealing In the PUblk prints for the fans to "make the RalderJ feel -.Jt PAT HAD£N CffECU SIGNAL.I WITH RAMS' BRASS. welcome." Sure enough, the f•M • gave the Raider• •lmost as much support as the Rams. AN OVERVIEW: When they IOok at ·the Raiders, the Rams may be loo«· Ing at th..-nselves a year or two from now. Oakland Is a team In transition, trying to recover from missing the playoffs for the first time In she years (9-7 In 78), an Injury to all.pro offensive tackle Art Shell and the retirement of 19f'Qtlme regul•rs Wlllle Brown, Fred Blletnlkoff1 Wiiiie Hall, Clarence Davis ana Pete B1nasz.ak. Quarterback Ken Stabfer Is still the glue to hold It together,_ but there could be further decline n he falls to settle his feud wltft Devit. The Rams are not en Old tMm but have severat reou11rs sttedcllno the 30 mark and growing lnc,...sltMalY frustrated at the club's Inability to...., ach the Super Bowl. Here, too, there 11 1 front office factor -whether the organization wlll continue to function 11 smoothly under Georgia RoMnbloc>m as It did under her late husband carroll or her stepson Steve, whom she fired. WHaN THI! RAtDERS HAVE TH8 IALL -The first tftlng thev'U want to find out is how 'Strong the Rams we at left tackle without Cody Jones, who ruptured an Achilles' ten- cton a week ego. Jones l wlll be replaced by Mike Fan"'ng, a onetime No. 1 draft choice out O{ Notre Dame who origin.Uy was supposed to replace Mer11n Olsen at the spot but has never quite tlved up to expectations. Stabler also may throw to his backs rather than challenge the Rams• agorenlve secondary. WHEN THE R,AMS HAVE TftE BALl. -..TheY're • stJll looking for their nA\l~ game, which they mis. placed wtlen Lawrence Mccutcheon end later ..John Ceppellettl were ln-Jured last season. <:appellettl Is sit- ting out this season with his tom groin muscle, and Mccutcheon'• ef· forts In pre-season would lndk•t• he hasn't recovered from his 78 leQ In- juries, either. The fullback Wiii be the 6-1, 23'- pound CUiien Bryant, who could be more effective u 1 SMtSS r.celver thane rusher. Good speed and• few moves, but he needs room to get roll· Ing. If Mceutcheon Is benched, the other running beck wlll be Wtndell Tyler, WhO runs faster but fumbles. Th• Rams• success will depend more on how . well Pat Heden an throw Into the Ral<Mrs' equally 119-gresslve secondary, and he'll try to loosen tfttlni up early -perflaPS • r• verHI of th• NFL cllche •bout LAGUNA BEACH ~ establlshlng the runnlno game first. , KEYMATCHUPS: RAIDER WIDE RECEIVER CLIFF BRANCH VS. RAM CORNERBACKS PAT THOMAS AND ROD PERRY -~ Rams' mighty mites <each S-9 J respond well to such chattenQ81, playlno t009h and tight. RAIDER QUARTERBACK KEN STAaLER VS. RAM DEFENSIVE LINE -The Snake doesn't get H mu.ch time •s he once did, and the Rams will apply much pressure. Fan- ning, Ii\ fact, may be a better pass rusher than Jones. ... RAIDER CENTER DAVE DALaY VS. RAM MIDDLE LlNEUCK•a JACK CHACKSAW) RIEYNCK.DI - Dalby must get to Reynolds ff the Raiders ,,. to run. He·s•the one who plugs the holes., RAM OFf'ENSIVE RIGHT· TACKLI! JACKIE SLATER VS. LE" END JOHil. MATUSZAK - With JOhn Wllllems switched to left guard to ;•pl.ce the retired Tom Mack, this may be the soft spot In the Rams' offenslw llne. Matusuk, M and 275, wlll be• handful. RAM PULLBACK CULL•ff. BRYANT ~S. LEf'T LINEUCKE• T•D H•NDltlCKS -Key PM1 Of Ram attack could be screens and sw- lnos to Bryant. . RAM WIDE RECEIVER RON JESSIE AND WILLIE MILLEA VS. COANERBACK MONTE JACKSON -Once teammates, before all-pro Jackson was traded to Oakland, there will be few surprises. Bu\ this will be Jackson's first real cha11ce to stick It to his team after tfleir silently bitter parting. • • • Probable Lineups LOS ANGELES RAMS OFFENSE No. Name WI Pos. 82 Willie Miiier WR·171 77 Doug France LT211 75 John Wiiiiams LG·2.56 61 Rich Saul c 2.0 '° Oer1nis Harr"h RG·251 78 Jackie Slater RT·2'9 8J Terry Nelson TE 241 81 ROil Jessie WR·185 11 Pat Haden QB-112 n Cullen Bryant RB-235 JO Lawrence McC4itcM<>n RB-205 LOS ANGELES RAMS DEFENSE a.s Jeck Youngblood LE·242 79 MlkeFaMlng L T·2AI 90 Larry Brooks RT-255 .. Fred Dryer RE·230 S3 Jim Youngblood LLB-U1 ... Jeck Reynoldl MLB-232 S9 Bob Brudtlnsld RLB-231 27 Pat Thomas LC·llO .. Rod~ry RC.ln 42 O.w Elrne1'dorl SS.195 21 Nofan -Cromwell FS·197 OAKLAND RAIDERS OFFENSE 21 Clltf Branch WR.170 66 Steve Sylvester LT2to '3 ~Upshaw LG·25S so OaveO.lby c.tso 65 Mickey Marvin RG·270 70 Henry Lawrence RT·f70 .. Ray Chester TE-235 " Morris Bradshaw WR.195 12 Ken Stabler QB-210 22 Art Whittington RB-180 JO Martt van Eeghen • RB-225 OAKLAND RAIDEltS DEFENSE n . John Matusz.ak LE·274 74 O.ve Pe9r NT·250 73 0.ve Browning RE·247 13 Ted....,.lcb SLB·220 53 Rod Marfin ILB-210 51 Monte Johnson ILB-240 ,, Phll Vlllaplano WLB-22S 11 LestwlUyea LC19J C1 Mont. Jadleon RC1U 0 ,._ ... Phllllps SS..215 32 Jeck Tatum FS.205 ... " \ '· 1e DM.Y PllOT . . , Saturday.~-1. 1979 -PAO file '79 . Thank you for · making us Ora_nge County's oldest franchised Pontiac dealersh'p over 32 years •· • • . Selling & Servicing PONTIACS •·SERVICE FIRS.TI-· , I • o • '1 WITH SALES ·-SERVICE ·-LEASING -BODY SHOP