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&o ...... a '"' key Po&ata: ~.J,:-9 la UM referencee to -"11ae "'11111~• ol.-DBCP J.A D8CP In 11tater tQppll• Dhae1laad '1 waler wu ln 16 tot.IDIMI. par:':= tme01'ered by two Wbat health olftcl-lt H tbey
Ctllco at.11 _. bJ 1\ate $)(·. _ f~ld la i.bal .~ 0 Ull:d.
ciala. that IDM1 waw 1upp el and
Of ai. two aae, OM hu a Mir actually telt.d the water in 11.
O/I dlimla lot•IM-£.•JA ~m&Wc. Ila Of !boM 11 lndudi.nl ~ N ' t 1tata ud Oran1• County -•bowed no l•d•rit" aoveraaatatt . Th trac• ot OM PMllclde lo the claims an bMed • -U.C.U.. water. ill l...,W berd wu Three countl11-Imperial.
ldllied by a peltleide onJ'doM. Kla11 and San Lul1 Obiapo-
-Stat• Health Strvlu1 1bbwed 1 .. than .0$ part.a per
Deparuneat ometala H)' DBCP btlllon ot DBCP
11 couldered a cancer aient Ooly Loa An1eles County
baled OD a reeeareb project m 1bowed-in one well-a coocen-
wbJcb laboratory rata developed trattoo between .05 and 1.0 parta
cancer after b rea th ln a t he per billion
material. Elaht counties, including six
-1'bote aame otflclala aay In the San Joaquin Valley and
their 1tatements were mlaln· Rlvel"lide and San Bernardino.
SUNDAY
bllllon waa aet .. arbit rarily••
bued OD "an interim acienWlc
con1emu1 to lipal preeaut.lca
in CODIWDDtlon of the subltance
abowed coocentratiou In well where It's found ."
water tn eitcUI of ~ put per Meanwhile, UM quet tloe re-
bllllon. malnt-wbat a bout Dia·
Tbat'1 the ma11c: llsure to-the neyland'a water supply?
atory about the contaminated A apokeaman for~ .th-,AUL
· w'at.r. lt'a described ooly u the labeled the reported flndlnp u
level Mt by the Department of ••a scare Ulctic" and obeerved
Health-Se~... that ''Dianeylancu, .. been used.
What doet that really mean? uaed to focua attention on one
F l rat , conalder a quart or alde of a question on wbicb even
.water. Now clivtde it into ooe the experts can't •11'•·"
billion parts. Tb.at'• 1,000,000,000 1' I Flore a , the par It
part.a. U one of those parta ls spokesman. aaid park official.I
DBCP, then the state level hu have tested all or its drinkina
been met. water as have officials from_ the
Peter Weisser of 4'be Health ' city of Anaheim, from wbicb the
Services Department says tbat park bu)'• water.
level d oesn 't really me an Their tests. hesaid.a1ree with
anythina, since oo one knows the findings of the MetropoUtan
"what's sal e and what lan't Water District. which supplies a
when it comes to DBCP." major portion or tbe water
He said the one part per Anaheim users consume.
VOL 72, NO. 252, 7 SE CTIONS, 118 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA S UNDAY, S EPTEMBER 9, 1979
Gene Bowers of the llWD 11ld
all three teata were nm u far 11 ;
tecbnkal ~ could take '
them. "At the level ol JO put.a i
per trillion. ooae of the tatl '1
could detlJct tile pnnnce of 1>
DBCP," be aald. . l
To pUt lt uodMr way that ii )
.02-puta out ot 1,000.000.000. ~ ~
"'l'bat's not to Hy it '• .not :
there.'' ao,..n edded. "That u t
far at our te8ta (and ldtahetio'• •
and Dtaneyland'1 > can accurate-
ly detect ita lev~la."
In fact there have only been
two wateT test.a involvtnc Dis-
neyland in which the pesticide 1
WU found.
One wu tooducted by Cblco
r ealde nta George Neary and
Pat rick Porgana. Neary ls the
cattle rancher who baa the $14
million claims pendinl.
Neither be nor Porgans claim
See WATER, Page A3)
TH IRTY-F IVE CENTS
Jean Seherg Found Dead
AP' Wire ......
MISSISSIPPI BEAUTY CLAIMS MISS AMERICA CROWN
Cheryl Prewitt, 22, Overcame Chlldhood Injury
Miracle Miss
Triumph, Tears, Title Too
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . <AP >
-Miss Mississippi, Cheryl
Prewitt, a brunette who was told
11 years ago that she would
never walk again. was crowned
Soviet Ships
'Spying' Off
West Coast
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Two Sov-iet apy ships are idlina about 35
miles off the Southern California
cou t , and 'the Navy says that is
about as close to shore as the
ships can come without ventur-
ing from international waters.
Navy aPokesmen confirmed on
Friday tbat the Russian in-
telli1ence-gathering s blps are
~tng monitored.
Sao Diego television station
CST aald a couple snapped pie·
of one of the 1bips earlier
st week while fishing off a
leas ure boat nea r San
emente I.stand.
Pictures taken by the Wliden·
ed couple abow two Navy Jets
1 O¥er the Gldro Grat and
avrill Sarychev.
A NavJ spokesman aald the r~ Ud been ln the waten
Mt ol San Dtecr> for more than
montb and waa recentlJ joined
iy the Sarycbev.
The apokesman added tbia 11
ctoae.t that Soviet •PY sbtps
a" eome to the W•t Cout In
A ..:::::wJ ~tenae on deck
bodl lldp1 baa beea oblerved
m .i.s.unable blue and O.UC wu ftytn1 over the ..... ..,, ...
U MI Ill ar. Jilted a ln-
ttlUleuaee·l•theriDI 1blp1 In
••1aae'1 Fi1bUn1 Sblp1," a
,Wdt of oc.~• 1bip1. ~ . -
'· ,
Miss America 1980 Saturday
night.
Miss Prewitt . 22, of
Ackerman. Miss.. is a recent
graduate of Mississippi State
University who hopes to earn
her doctorate in music and then
perform professionally.
Miss Prewitt r aised her bands
to her eyes and cried when
master or ceremonies Bert
Parks announced her name
before a h uge nation wide
television audience and more
than 22,000 people in Convention
Ha ll on the Boardwalk.
"Thank you, thank you," said
the 5-7, UO-pound beauty before
Miss Amer ica 1979, Kyle ne
Barker of Virginia, crowned her
as the 52nd Miss America.
Fint runner up in the paeeant
was Miss Ohio, Tana Kay Carll
or Lakewood, followed by Miss
Kansas, Miche lle Elai n e
Whit8on ol Mission; Miss Mia;
so u ri, S u san Wilso n o f
F rede r icktown ; and Miss
Florida, M a rti Pblllipa of
Tampa.
Mias Prewitt was badly hurt in
an automobile accident at ase 11
that cruabed her left le1 and left
her with 100 stil(?bes. Docton
told her then that she would
never walk again.
But she s aid she walked by "a
miracle of God." Sbe said ahe
saw her abortA!ned left lei • 'll'OW
two inches imtalltaneoull)'" at a
revival meetlq .. veral years later.
She i1 the third Mlulaalppl
woman to wln th• title.
Dauehter ol a coatr•ctor and'
homemaker, Kl11 PrewJ~t
dazlled the audlenee and won
the t wtmlalt competition Friday
wblch blOlllbted her ss.-.•
ft1ure.
Miu Prewitt, a conteatant In
vartoua beauty and talent
pa1eant1 aillce abe was 17, aa.ld
abe bu wanted th1J title since
abe wu 5 yean old. ..
Gendarmes Recount Bizarre Disappearance
PARIS CAP > The blanket·
covered body of American ac·
tress Jean Seberg was found in
the back seat of her automobile
Saturday. 10 days afer she dis·
appeared Crom her Paris apart·
ment. police reported.
They said the cause of death
had not been determined and
t h a t an autopsy would be
PCP Bust
Hggest in
History?
TUCSON, Ariz. <AP) -Six
men -including five from the
Los Angeles area -were arrest-
ed Saturday in what authorities
s ay could be "close to the
largest " haul of the drug PCP
ever seized in the United Stat.es.
Author ities recovered 15
gallons of the liquified drug,
commonly referred to as "angel
dust,·' In a raid on a house here
that had been converted into a
laboratory.
performed today A pol1t'e
spokesman sa1d the body was m
a state of decomposition. mean·
ing the actress had been dead
for several days
He gave no indicatio n whether
police suspected foul play
Miss Seberg's hu s band .
Algerian actor Ahmed Hasm1
went lo the police station after
being told the body had been
found. He refused to m ake any
comment when he left the sta-
tion.
Mias Sebere. 40, was previous-.
ly married to lawyer Francois
Moreull. writer Romain Gary
and fllm producer Dennis Berry.
Police had revealed Saturday
morning that she had disap·
peared Aug. JO from her apart·
ment on Avenue de Longchamp
m the 16th district.
They said the body was found
in her white Renault. which was
parked on Rue de General Ap·
pert. also in the 16th district.
Police said Miss Seberg had
bf'en seen leaving her apartment
alone in the middle of the rught
wearing a blanket and without
any luggage.
I nvestigators s aid they
believed the car had been moved
sometime Saturday to the street
where it was found because it
would be unlikely the body could
have gone unnoticed on such a
public thoroughfare for more
than a week. They speculated
that someone moved the auto
""_...,... FOUND DEAD IN CAR
Ac:tr ... Jean S.berg
after her disappearance was an
nounced
Police sources s aid Mass
Seberg had undergone treatment
m psychiatric instJtullons on a
number of occasions and police
had been searching ror her ID
hospitals and chna cs
In a recent interview with a
French newspaper. she claimed
the FBI had tried to discredJt
her because or her association
with the Black Panther Party ID
the late 1960s
She said she had obtained a
document showing the 1701 had
planted a story that she was preg·
nanl with the child of a Black
Panther me mbe r and that
s ever;it new s papers and
magazine~ had printed the
story
M 1ss Se berg said she read an
article based on the alleged FBI
story in Switzerland in 1970
when she was seven months preg-
nant and that the shock was so
severe the baby was born pre·
maturely The child. a girl, died
two days later .
Mlu Seberg gain~ fame al
the age of 17 when she was
chosen by Otto Preminger over
18.000 other contestants to play •
Joan of Art ID the movie "SL
J oan ·
She played m more than 20
films, spanning the years from
the mid 1950s to 1976, and one of
her major perfor mances was in
Preming e r 's ''Bonjo ur
Tnstesse ..
Bom m Marshalltown. Iowa,
on Nov 13. 1938, she performed
m school plays and began her
professional career acting in
sum mer theaters at Plymouth,
Mass. and Cape May, NJ
Among other movies !>he ap·
peared m wert' "The Mouse that
Roared ... "Breathless." "In the
French Style." "Lilith." ''Pen-
dulum." "AJrport," "Paint Your
Wagon." "Macho Callahan" and
"Dead of Summer "
I ronlcally. the house was
situated between -and just a
few blocks from the Arizona Department of Public Safety
a nd the U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration . s aid DEA
special agent Thomas Maher.
Twenty agents from the DEA
and OPS and officers from the
Tucson Police Depart m ent
made the raid following a mon-
th-long stakeout at the house
after receiving tips from the
DEA office in San Diego.
Boat's Prop Kil& Diver
Maher said agents were cer-
tain PCP was being manufac-
tured in the house, also located a
half mile from the Tucson In-
ternational Airport, when they
took samples of waste from a
Victim Unidentified in Laguna Tragedy
near by disposal site. -
A r rested were M a r io
Hayward, 21 ; Claude Chatman,
24; Darrele Johnson, 23, and
Ger a ld Logan, 23, all or Los
Angeles; Roscoe Thomas, 33, of
Inglewood, and Charles Phillips,
33, of Tucson. All ·were in
custody at the Pima County Jail.
Maher said that because the
potency of the seized drug was
not known, he could not estimate
the 1treet value or the cache.
A power boat piloted by a 14·
year-old girl ln a popula r divmg
area of reefs and kelp off
Laguna Beach Satur day ran
over and killed a young man
mangled by the cruiser's pro-
pellt'r. authorities said .
The victim. still unidentified
late Saturday night and listed as
a J ohn Doe victim . was
described by the Orange County
Harbor Patrol as being in his
late teens.
"He was dead, when our units
arrived on the scene." said Sgt.
Harry Coyle.
InvesU1 ators recovered the
Carter Should Quit,
Sen. Kennedy Says
ATLANTA (AP ) -S en.
Edward Kennedy sees President
Cart.er a a ''political cripple"
wbo canot win re-election, but
ii blOlY reluctant to challeqe
b1m ln -aiel't year'• primarie.,
the Atlanta Journal and
CautituUon repoNd ..
Kennecty alto 11 worried that
Carter could draa dozen• or
Democratic candidate& down to
defeat with blm II be continues
bl.I .....a.ation bMI \lP to the Nov·
ember i. .i.cuae. the paper
aal d , 41aotlna \anldentifled '"""'· lteaMdJ bOI* that u the fall political ,.1ee1on 1atber~·
momentum, Carter wW nap-
pralM hit 1Jtuat1on and bow out.
th• paper 11Sd. In any event, Kenn~ expecU Carter to come
~
under increuiq preaaure from
Dem0cratic covemon, 1enaton
and Bouae memben, aa well u
other party leaden, to withdraw
hlacandiclacybyyear'1end..
That la the real meenJq o( the
"1i1na1•1 Kennedy 1ave Carter
last week ln makinl lt lmown
that the senator's wife and
mother would support hlm In a
presidential campal1n, tbe
paperaald.
Kennedy f eela be would defeat
Carter In bead·t.o-bead contests,
the paper quoted Its ~ u
1ayin1.
Kennedy reportedly told
Carter durlnl a priv•le hmcb at
the White HoU1e P'Ttday that
any showdown between them
most likely would reault tn a
Repu8':tcanvlctory.
•• l
\ --
remams. which were taken to
Pat'1fit' View Memorial Park
and Mortuary m Corona del Mar
pending idenllhcat1on
He was wearing a r ubber
wetsuit. Sgt. Coyle said. but did
not have on scuba diving gear
when the body was recovered
The tragic accident about a
half-m ile off Laguna Beach.
roughly between Heisler Park
. an Crescent Bay Beach, was re-
ported by Robert E. Jones Jr , of
Newport Beach, the vessel's co-
owner.
No address for J ones was
'SOAP BUBBLES' BU&sT -
A survey ol fall TV season olfu-
in11 shows what many vtewen
bave lone suapected. Televiaioo
la lolnc back to a more ·old-
f asbloned brand of humor In
situation comedy formata. Yea,
folks, despite more aopbiaticated
fans, we all still tauab at ptat-
falla. Bt.
.
BAIANCING ACI' -Wben even peanut butter can cauae
caQcer, bow does one decide
wbat wW and won't be banned
u health ba&arcll? An A.uoclat.
ed Preti 1toQ"' reveals a com·
plicated and confused area of
ulence. A8.
Bl!AL'IBY Ba&w -Frant
Wl1dQm turned to like beer
before be could talk, 1 lood
thine u tt turned out. because
h11 lam.Uy la a key Importer of
~
a\ allable Saturdav n12ht. ac·
cordm~ to Sgt Coyle
He said the unidentified girl at
the t'Ontrols of the boat at the
time 1t struck the young diver
was not , and wl)I not, be
charged with any violation.
No license 1s required to han-
dle the controls or a pleasure
boat such as the JO-foot cruiser
in this case.
Ha rbor Patrol officers said
there are several reefs and a
. kelp bed in the area where the
accide nt occurred and it is
popular with diving enthusiasts.
those exotic brews you learned
to love oveneu . C l .
ova THERE -For thoee
still in a vacation mood, colum·
nlat Bob Greene provides a
"aoapabot" of the aerenity at an
Acapulco hideaway, and another
atory teJ11 wily your mOftey
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blame for U. ct,,. la IAT ICOl'll -Th•1 cboH bu1lnff1 H
1lnte ll10. lhetr molt popu.lu fteld ol ltUdy
Tb• taereuta1 atambere of ht coU.1•. lmoc:klne health and
mlnor1tJ 1tudnt1 takl•I th• m.cSlctne to MCOnd place for \be
&AT ~ In a drop b9fare rtnt time "Thl1 1wltch la
lt'70, but ll4Ce U.. tbe diac11M r.rtmartly du.e to women, wboM ttu affected .wdmt. acro11 the nt.trett ln butlnesa hu more
board, the ltudy 1ald. than doubled atnce 1973," It aaid.
Th• CM hat &.ell involved In a
cootrover1y rectnUy over
whether coeeb1Qa lacl'UMl IW·
den ta' 1cort1.
jHijacking Ends
Fleeing Trio
Nabbed in SA
Holdup Chase
Gtmmen Arrive in Iran
•rTMA.11n1111•rrw
Three Lebanese 1unmen who
hijacked an ftaUan airliner to
dramatize efforts to locat.t their
ml11ln1 reU1loua leader n.w to
Tehran Satorday and s urren-
dered to the lllamlc government
of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khometn.I,·
authortUealn Romeaald.
A spokesman for Italy's AUtaUa
)lrllnea 1a1d the three, Identified
.. h memben of Lebaaon'1 Shllta
Moslem com muntly , cave
themulves up after re<:elvln& u -
1uraocea from official• ln lraa -
a predomlnanUy Shilte oauoo -
lb at a lt.atement on the reaaoo for
their action would be read on na-
Uooal radloand t.elevlalon.
The 1unmen 11elzed the AUtalla
DC·8 jet Friday morning after the
Tehran to-Rome night made a
sc hedule d Bl op In Beirut,
Lebanon. They releaaed moat of
the 175 puaen1er11 shortly after
arrival in Rome and allowed the
rem al.nJng 35 to dl.aembark before
leavlni for Tehran after 121.la
hour11 of negot.laUona with Italian
authorttl~
A few houra utter their aur·
render, Tehran radlo1 monitored
In Rome and Looaoo. bea•n
broadcuUa1 the b1Jackett 1tate·
meat denouncing f.lbyan leader
Moa mmar Khadafy . They
blamed K!llldaty for lbe diaap.
pearance of lmaqi Muaa Sadr,
Jut aeen durina a vt.lt to Libya In
Au1uat19'78. Ubyaaaya ltdoeenot
know whatbappened to Sadr.
Tbe ltatemeat wu addreaued
to the beada ot it.ate and 1ovem·
ment at the non·all1ned con-
ference In Havana, where they
first uked to 10. fn an Interview
with ItaJlan televlalon, Aldo
Onorati. who diMmbarllted lo
Rome when a freeh pilot came
aboard for the fil&ht to Tehran,
uld be talked tbe b.iJaclltera out ol
their plans, U'llliDt the plane
mil.ht run Into a troplcaJ 1torm.
'the hljacken demanded
clartflcatJon of the my1tery 1ur·
roundinl the cue of Sadr. It
called for the earliest pos1lble re·
le11e of the Imam, • 'falllna wbJch
we proclaim to tbe world that we
ahall feel free to take any 1t.ept
and that no obltacle 1hall 1tand lo
our way."
Alltalla officlala aald the plane
with all the 00.taaes -10 mem·
ben of the crew and a puMn1•r,
an Arab ldentUled a1 Robert
Saliba wbo offered bim"lf u in-
terpreter for the er~ -new back
to Rome Saturday attemooo. It
w11 not known what the Iranian'
sovenunent would do wltb the hl·
jackers.
'Cf#eH•t Feeb the Crunrla
TbrM men ln Oran11 County
Jail won't have an appetite If
they find belUUJ on the menu to·
day, followtna the armed rob·
bery of a Santa Ana Mexican
re1taurant Saturday night and
their sut»equent capture.
ln veall1ator 11 cred it e d
the Infuriat e d owner
of Cua Palma, 122 E 17th St.,
with chulnl the auapecta on foot
after the dlnner hour holdup at
knlrepotnt
Watch Commander Lt. Terry
Dakin uld Arthur Gooulei
mana1ed to 1et tbe llcen1e
number of a van as the men who
had threatened lo kill him sped
away.
Shortly alter ll wu broadcut,
Reaerve Police Offlcer Robert
Reed, In a patrol car at Ylrst
Stret>t and Standard Avenue ,
1potted the 1uapect vehicle . _
The van careened out of con
trol after thti bMcf rhue, t.cJppl
ln1 a ft.-nce ln the 900 block of
Eaat Pine Street, Lt. l>akin 11ald
He aald four men In the
wrecked vehicle lupcd out and
beaao runnlna In d ifferent dlrec·
t1ont1 , hot olh<•r offln•ris conver1·
me on the 1cene cauaht three
Booked for lnvetttigaUon of the
armed robbery , which police aay
netted more than SlOO. were
MtcbaeJ Aniline, 24 , and Bryant
Clifton, 22, both or Norwalk and
Richard Rodriauez, 22, of Para·
mount.
Motorcycle-rider Allonao Rodriguez Bravo,
32 , Saata.Ana, wH U.ted 1n 1table condition
at Mercy General Hotpital 11 Santa Ana to·
day with lnJurlet 1uatalned In thlt cruh Saturday _afternoon. Colla Mesa police aatd
car at left locked brakea and skidded in·
to Bravo'• bike, burllD1 it loto car at rtpt,
walling to enter Sunnower Avenue from
South Coast Plaza . Driven Dennis L.
Otlley, 32, Lona Beach and Charle• E.
Smlth, 26, Santa Ana, were not cited, nor
was Bravo, who wore no helmet. He suf-
fered severe head lacerat1on1.
Short Errand. Ends
In Family Tregedy
A HunUnst.on Beech hOUMwlfe aad ...,. •mall aon, bW'T)1D1
aerou hwy Warner A•eoue to buJ a newapapar, wer• at.ruck
.., • CU' .... ftid.a1. "'::I tbe --•bdurtacber• . O.t of the tint llorrlfled
""'"' to nc. to UM tew id ,._el tM w..., Welt Apert.
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motla•r'• '•-'r ••••re•U1
=
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1bltlded the little boy tomewbat
when they were 1truclr by 1
powerfu.t Amertcu·made •port
Mdan.
The drtver, Jam• Bradford
Hartwell, JO, of 2'111 Brucb
Ave., G Toro, W.at not ctt.ed «
held, bat DOiin laid tM fatal M ·
eldtnt wl11 remaln UJMler IA·
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All That GIJttered •.•
... Wasn't gold. ln this cue it wu the
1mlling faces of • 1roup of sreuepatoted
zanies from out of town who brightened
thin&• m front of a Newport Boulevard
Jewelry outlet Saturday. They, at least,
found M>me cheer in the humidity.
TV Tunes in on Emmys
lnduatry Honors lu Own on ~ir Tonight
LOS ANGELES <AP I -The
televl1lon lnduAtry takea Ume
out of lt.a new Muon t.onJlht lo
look back and consratulate lt.aelf
at the 31at annual Emmy
Award.a
Jleory Winkler and Cheryl
Ladd wlll be boeta durtna the 2~ ho ur telecas t on ABC,
which will Include cllpt from
hllhll&hta of prevloua Kmm1
We.st County
Sand Fouled
By Oil Gwbs
Goopy g lob11 of heavy 011
111 m al ar to tboae that bit the
Palo11 Verdet PenlnauJa l"riday
washed aahore at west county
bt'achel\ Saturday night, foulliuc
the stru.nd for aeveraJ mUes ln 111
hand up lo five reet wide
lluvy equJpment had been or
dered and wu en rout.e to Bolaa
C.:haca Stale deach, HuoUnaton
State Beach and Hunttn1ton Caty
Deach enly tod111y to begin
<:ll'11nup operatlona
'"They are lll a band three to
five feet wide and tome of them
are up to the alie of a flat," 111d
U .S Cout Guard apokffman
Cmdr. Skip Onat.ad.
lie aaid the cleanup operation,
hampered tomewbat by crowda
that atayed late Into the !' before clearina out at mldnJ t,
would continue Into day 1bt
houri.
"It appear• to be a refloed
product," Cmdr. Onatad added.
No reports had been received
of any oil foulln1 or beachn
1outh of Huolln1ton Beach
early today.
Cout Guard offlclala declined
to 1peculate on the ortlin ol the
oll, other than to polnt out It ta
not the resuJt of natural aeepqe
from the ocean floor.
Lelec Ula. The Uat of preMntera
reach Ute a "Who'• Who .. of
televlalon.
Walter Cronkite, CBS
anchorman and dean o f
televlaton newamco. wlll receive
the ·ooveroor1 Award. the
hlsheat honor 1tven by the
Academy of Televlalon Art.a and
Science..
Special tribute 1110 will be
paid to two other TV newamen,
Bill Stewart of ABC Newa. who
wu killed while reportinl lhe
revolution In Nlcaraau•. and
Don Harrta of NBC. killed re·
porting on the People• Temple
rell1loua cuJt In Guyana
More than 220 people and pro-
iUml were nominated for the
Emmy 1t..atuett.es to ~ handed
o ut durin1 the telecast .
acbeduled to alart at 8 p m .
from the 1tately Paaadena
Ceni.r ln Paaedeoa.
CBS ' .. Lou Gra nt," a
newspaper 1eraea htaded by
Edward Auer. leach the field
wltb 14 nomination.a. The NBC
mlol1ertea "Backltaira at the
White Houae," a 1ervanta'
eyevlew of pr.-Jdentlal families,
la runnJnc cloM behind wtth 11
nominations. CBS' "M·A·S..H"
received 10 nomlnallona, with
three ot them 1otn1 lo Alan Alda
for actin1. writinl and directing.
CBS' "All In the Family" and
the ABC movie "Friendly Flre"
got aeven nomlnaUona each, and
ABC '1 ''Tul" and NBC'a ''The
Rockford Flla" ttot 11lx apiece.
Amona network11, CBS wu the
leader wtth 79 nosnlnatiOM In
the pnme-Ume categories. ABC
waa aerond with &8 nomlnaUona,
NBC had ~ and PBS got 19. Syn·
dlut.ed 11how11 KOl five nomtna·
tlona, three of whlc-h went lo the
01car ·wlnnan1 documentaary
"Sured Slrallht."
The producers of tht. year's
aw a rd.a show promise to hold the
tele<'Ul to 2'h boon. Jn paat
yeara ll hu ext.ended to three
hour• aDd beyond.
Carter Says Troops
'Not a SALT Issue'
WASHINGTON <AP > Prnl
dent C~r 1ay1 the 1trate&ic
anna UmltaUon treaty should be
rallft.d by the Senate ·'on 1l8
own mertt.1•· deaplte the pre-
1ence ol Sovtet t.roope tn Cube.
To lln.k the treaty "with aome
action or inaction of the Sov1eu
would not be ln th• ~t lJl
tereat ol the American people,"
Carter aald
The pre.1deot made the com
menl In an lnt.trvtew P'rtday
with out-or.town edltora and
broadcuters. The White House
released • transcript of the In ·
t.ervlew Saturday
CartM'11 national aecur1ty ad
vlaer, Zbl&nlew Brzealn1kl.
meetmg w1th the same edltor11 :
uld It la "fundamentally pre·
Judicial .. and ··e11<'11ph1t" to llnk
the SALT II tre11ly lo Soviet
behavior elaewhere."
Meanwhile, former Pre111dent
Guald H f''ord <'Ullt>d Saturdi.y
for an Immediate wlLhdrawaJ of
Soviet combat troope from Cuh111
and uaatled President Carter
for lmplytng that the troops may
have been there while ,.·ord Wati
pr .. ldent
"We •Imply cannot tolerate
this cha.in or evenlll," Ford 11a.id
of the ~ent dt.covery of 2,000
lo 3,000 Sov1.t combat troope, ln-
cludln1 40 tanks and 1ome
artillery plec• In Cuba.
SKIM CARE-NECESSITY,
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Gary Compton lnvttn you to a
free con1ult•tlon to f•mlllartze
youraelf with Lari•• Gruer, a
•kin-care e>epert dedicated to
Improving ~r lfdn and advletng
You on proper 8t-home care.
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0 1 WOULD SAY THE mtJorit.Y ol ChrlaUana calUn1
themMlw. bom·•laln have had an emotional experience
but have never been lnlly born a1atn of God'a apirit. Their Uvea don't abow tbe cban1e they claim."
He includes President Carter in this cate1ory, aayin&
that ti Cart.er were truly born qain he would keep down
the prices of food, gas and houaina that bavin1 rt.sen beyond man)' peoples' means.
Dwaileebe knows what he's talking about "J can see
people actually with not enough to eat."
His mbsion is visited by elderly people, yo una couples
having trouble paying the rent, SpaDish·speakinl people and some Vietnamese, Dwaileebe said.
HE BANDS OUT BAGS of rice, beans, noodle products
and occastonaJly fresh produce, one bag of each per family
and gives out 4,000 pounds of rice alone every three weeks
Dwaileebe cited the case of one elderly man receivinc
a $41!5 a month pension for himself and two invalid depen·
denta, but paying $300 a month rent.
"If tt weren't for the help be gets here, he'd really be
in bad shape," Dwaileebe said.
Other clients include a recently arrived Vietnamese
ramily with nine children who use 10 pounds or rice every
two days.
Fro• Pog~ AJ
"•'Tbey Juat couldn't beUeH lt," be Hid. ''They
1tood UWDd out there and tbey MW thlt dump. I bad to
coo.tnee them U..1 could bave nee for free ...
Ht w ... 't alw~ee: .atndltlc. •~tally 119&' ln b1a earlier c.,.. • ftfllftll teal eatate• qeit, uwarre\1Mi
aald. .
••1 1ave enouCh to charity to 1aJv. my cooadtoce, but
t nner aav• 'tll tt bul't. I •u busy m•kln1 moeey for my111t. .
"The Watta rtot. really woke me up. Tbey made me
reaUH lbtn are a lol of people in the world who don't' hive a chance.··
DWAJLBl:BI: SOLD OPP ~ property and bou&ht
food. dolla, bteyclea and Bibles. Oft be went to Wat.ta. ·
wbtH pbot.ol abow blm surrounded by 1rinnln1 children.
About 10 yean aao, Dwaileebe establlahed bll miaaion
in Costa Mesa wtth the aid ol a sympathetic landlord and
aeveral helpers. alao born·qai.n Chriatiam.
"1 apent all I bad," Dwaileebe said.
Now be lives on bia Social Security in back of the mis-
sion and palnta buildin&s In return for donationa to bis
cause.
ONE SPAGBEI ii OOllPANY lives ba1a of damaged
noodles and some supermarket manacen rlak their jobs to
donate old produce and other damqed items. Dwaileebe
said. Store policies call for such producta lo be destroyed.
Individuals also make donations, wblcb includ'e sur·
olus veaetables from home gardens, he said. Despite the religious signs in the window, Dwaileebe
doesn't preach at bis visitors. He does hand o.st religious
Uterature and he's happy lo discuss bis faith, however.
"Jesus taught us to love even our enemies."
Dwaileebe said. "A true Christian can never kiU, never go
to war.
"LIFE BECOMES A PICNIC, a fulfillment. Best of
all, you no longer fear death."
Dwaileebe looked around the mission. at its bare noors
and scarred furniture.
"People say I'm poor today, but I'm richer than I ever
was," he said. O.Uy ..... SUH,,_
MICHAEL DWAILEEBE IN DOORWAY OF MESA MISSION
WATER SURVEY DATA ALL WET • • • Standoff Ends Peaceful
any scientific training, although
Neary describes Porgans as an
environmental consultant who
specializes in matters pertaining
to waler
The two men are associated in
an effort to qualify a state ballot
measure that would prohibit the
use of chemical pesticides.
And Neary says he'd like his
pending claims settled in less
than the six to eight years be
estimates it wll1 take to resolve
them.
"Some of the things I've done
have been to precipitate a more
rapid exposure of th1a thing," he
said.
Neary said be took one water
sample from Dianeyland and
five others from locations in cen·
tral California. He aald they
were analyzed by a reputable
San Francisco Bay Area firm,
LFE Labs.
Neary said the finding for Dis·
neyland was six parts per
trillion, the highest of the slx samples.
A spokesm~n f o r the
laboratory would not confirm
the running of the test nor would
they release the results.
A second set of tests was run
by the Los Angeles Times
because a Times reporter was
apparently purs uing the
possibility of DBCP waler COD·
lamination at Neary's sugges-
tion.
The Times story on Tuesday
c laimed four samples were
taken in and around Disneyland.
Two were blank, one showed' six
parts per trillion (.006 per
1.000,000,000 ) and one ahowed
one part per trillion (.001 per
1,000,000,000) of DBCP.
Flores , the Disneyland
spokesman, says those results
are questionable because of the
technical accuracy involved in
testing down to such m inute
quantities.
"Nobody knows if that stuff
exists in our water.'' he said.
The pesticide was used from
about 1955 until two years ago as
a method of. co ntrolling
nematodes in vineyards and
citrus and avocado orchards.
The chemical was spread on
the ground to seep into the soil
wbere lh4t peats would breed and
aUack the root systems.
Jn the summer of 1977 its
manufacture was halted
worldwide after workers in a
central Calltornia plant where
DBCP was manufactured de·
veloped symptoms of aterillty.
Dr. Keith Maddy, a staff tox·
oeologist for the atate Depart·
ment of Food and Agriculture,
aaid subsequent tests of
employees of similar chemical
planta in Arkansas, Michigan,
Louialana, Colorado and larael
ahowed the same problems of
low to zero sperm counta.
Some teats Indicated
cbromoeome alt.ration which
rHearcbera say could cauae
blrtb defects.
At that point, California
banned the UH of the product U
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Olaneyland'a Weter OK
well as its manufacture.
Maddy said an investigation
conducted in California by a
team from the National Center
for Disease Control indicated
that sterility symptoms were
found in the people who handled
the pesticide directly -the
plant and field workers who set
up drums of the chemical to run
into iniaation systems.
In the two years since the
material was banned, Maddy
aald state agriculture and health
officials bad come up with re.
gulattaos which would salquard
the people wbo would handle the
chemical.
Two weeb after pl'eHlltiq
plans for the new regulations
during EPA bearings in
Wuhinllon D.C .. Maddy said traces of the peatlclde were
found in well water in the town
where the pesticide was
manufactured.
The Food and A1rlculture
Department ran some pre·
Uminary well testa in areas of
the state where DBCP bad been
New Chief at FDA , .
W ASHIJlfGTON CAP) -Jen
Edwla Ooyan a laDo•etlY•
pltarmacy aciaool dean }JM
belped r11b•P•·1:••1 -plaarmaclltl an •tr id, WU
named Saturdaf .·t~ '-com·
m t1111 _. of tbe J'ood ud Drue
Mml*rwtiGD. .OoJ•, •, cl8an ot the School
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of Pharmacy at the Unlvenity
of California at San Francllco.
wlll be \be flrat .FDA com·
miasloaer from a
pbarmaceutical backlJ'OUD(l and
the aecoad in a row wbO 11 not a
medical doctor. He bolds a doc·
torate lo pharmaceutical
cbemlltrf. • ,,.
heavily used. Halt the wells test·
ed in the San Joaquin Valley
showed the presence of the
chemical.
That 's when the Health
Services Department was called
in to set up its investigation of
the water supplies of 24 counties,
the investigation that was er-
roneously reported this week.
That's also when Neary de-
cided to conduct the water sur-
vey with Porgans.
Neary said he was angry
about the state officials '
testimony in Wasbington D.C.
and he wanted to do something
to draw attention to bis belief
that use of chemical pesticides
is going to cause "a cancer
storm" within the coming de-
cade.
The rancher says his 1,800
bead of cattle were killed by
at ate and federal Ii vestock
speclaliata wbo accidentally
poiaoned the animals with an in-
secticide called toxapbene. It
was intended to protect the
animals aga inst internal
parasites.
He likened his new-found
crusade against pesticides to the
case of Karen Silkwood. Critics
or nuclear energy claim Miss
Silkwood waa murdered to keep
her from testif ying about
dangerous conditions at the
nuclear research facility in
Oklahoma where she was
employed.
Neary peppers his discussion
of pesticides with expletives and
r e ferences auch as one to
"chemical co rporation
gangsters in league with
<Department o f ) Food and
Agriculture bureaucrats."
During an interview he ob·
served that "the lead oxides
which caused the insanity and
birth defects that wiped out the
Roman Empire were less of a
problem in the Old World than
the chemical hazards we indulge
in in California today."
Wby choose Disneyland as a
tar1et?
That waa easy, Neary said.
"Everybody in the United States
knows Disneyland. We wanted
the recopltton.
"Women and children go there
in 1reat numbers."
Did he think singling out the
park wu unlalr?
Po11lbly, Neary conceded.
"But lD the public interest that
ta a very small point.•·
As for the tell results from the
state Department of Health
Services, the park, Anaheim and
the Metropolitan Water District.
Neary dismU.ses tbem.
"It's very euy to mask the
presence of DBCP ii the water's
been recbarsed with chlorine or
if the water 11 beinl mixed from
dlffereal aourcea," lte said.
A point that be repeatedly em·
pbulsed atoaa with bla d1allte of
pe1tlddel, la &Mt there ls DO one
cond4MUq wbat be feels are
adeqwM OD·IOinl telta ~the
ltale'I Wat.et'. Sq~ IDQDltorlna, Neary 181•.
la vttel Cina tbe ltraeture and
near lnde1truetlblllty ~of the
chemlcala Wied by farmen and
r•ncben. In a way, lbddy •treed with
Neary. He 1ald the Joaa·tenn ef .
fecta of tbe pesUdde on IOU and
the water It bolds remain to be
lffD,
Bunsoril malntalm that Dla--
neyland was a cheap WQ to
make that point.
•'I reaent the fact that we were •
1in1led out for iometb1D1 tbat ls
not a an.war U.U.," be aald.
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Arsenal Formd in Slayi"I{ Suspect's Home
Squads or SWAT team or-
ficers . r eady to storm an
Anaheim murder s uspect 's
house where he was barricaded
with an arsenal or weapcn!'i.
v. atched Saturday as he surren
dered peacefully. persuaded by
hrs wire
A Final Dive
Courage Found in Leap
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JUMPED AT GREAT RISK
Scott tt.nklna Pr8ya
CLEAR LAKE IAP I
Scott Hankins. bis
legs paralyzed from a
parachute Jump he
made last November.
Jumped acain Saturday
into Clear Lake.
"It was great. J really
feel great. l thought l
was going lo be nervous.
but I v.as n 't. · ::.a id
Hankins. 23
HanJuns. a Valle JO stu
dent. took part 1n the
Clear Lake Water Jump,
in which a score or more
of parachutists Jumped
into the lake to be fished
out by boatmen.
He said it was his 50th
and last jump.
He sa id he had
planned the jump since
he wound up in a ValleJO
hospital last November.
after a jump in which
both of his parachutes
had .failed to open.
Wilham Robert. Mason, JO. of
9842 Harle Ave., where the stan·
doff occurred from 1: 30 to 4: JO
p m . l!i held without bail today
d l Orange County Jail on an ar
rest warranl charging him with
murder
HC' 1s ace.used of stabbing
another palron of the Chez
Paree. a beer bar at 1212 N.
Brookhurst St .. near La Palma
Avenue, to death early Satur-
day.
The slam man was identified
by the Orange County Coroner's
Office as Bernard Blaise -
Monan. 39, of 9300 Pyle Circle.
Westnunster.
Investigators said Saturday
mght they have established no
motive for the 2 : 10 a .m . st.ab·
bing and that Mason has refused
to discuss 1t.
Dettttives did not say what
led them to 8'="5peCt Mason or the
k1ll1ng , but Sgt . Robert
Whitehead said tht!y had already
obtained a no-bail arrest warrant
when theywenttohishome.
He said Mrs. Mason met them
at the door1lnd told them she did
not believC' her heavily armed
husband would surrender will·
ingly.
She was led away and police
-who at one time suspected the
corn ered s uspect had two
machine guns and band
grenades in th e home -
evacuated nearby res idences
and telephoned Mason.
"About 4 p .m • he said he
wanted to talk to his wife " Sgt Wh itehead added. ' ·
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Mice aren't nice in Irvine
Rouse cats are aitt.iJll pretty in Irvine followtnc a
mouae popalattoo explosion. The four-footed freeloaders
have invecled the Turtle Rock Rlahlanda reston. Residenta
accuse the Irvtne Company, w&ich built the homes, of
. evicting mice from fleld5 while gradlne them for new
homes. They claim the creatures are the California Vole, a
large fteld mouse. Fred Beams, Orance County Vector
· <Pest) Control District Education Coordinator, theorizes
they are the coaunon house mouse. Whatever they are, '°
ts too many when you catch that many lo your house In one
day, as one angry homeowner claims.
L aquna 8().JC h
Canyon future scrutinized
Studies undenray by the city council may determine
the fate of pristine La1una Canyon, or at least 2,300 acres
for which the city owes $6 million. Ghosts of coastal In·
dians might disapprove of 1,800 tract homes ~d ~ golf
course the Irvine Company proposes. A maJortt>: of
citizens who spolte at a public hearing asked the council to
just leave the canyon in its wild state.
Huntington Bc,1ch
City council
treed over
permit issue
Speaking of residential
problems, the Huntington
Beach City Council dis·
posed of one this week.
Danny Craney and Danny
O'Brien had built a tree·
house in a big plne t ree
off Ellis Avenue, but
fiidn't get a ci~y building
permit. something 14 year-
old boys don't worry about
mu c h . M ayor Don
MacAllister summoned
Solomon's wisdom for the
Newport Be,1c h
latest municipal infrac·
tion . "Let 's forget
this . ·· he declared. But
Craney and O'Brien may
still be in trouble if the
Coastal Commission finds
out.
NB boat mystery deepens
What happened to Carolyn Bealer? This is the question
. being pondered by police and FBI agents who believe she
• may have been taken for a last ride Aug. 24 in Larry
•. Smith's chocolate brown speedboat. Smith, 4'&, of the
• · swank Park Newport Apartments, is jailed on suspicion or
attempting to extort money from a firm in which Ms.
Beater's brother is a partner. Police say Smith alleges Ms.
Bealer willingly joined in, but denies any part in her disap-
pearance. He further claims two men named Ray and
Jeck pushed him out of his boat Aug . 24 and roared off
with her aboard toward Dana Point, returning the vessel
without the young woman, who police fear is dead. Smith
is not charged with her alleged murder.
Children
Slain by
Father .,~ ,.
LONDON. Oatario <AP> -
Two tllc6an aad ..... lllMrr .. ,.. ......... to ..... wtUi •
laaUMt Saturday ta tbelr bom9
aad police ane1ted tbelr '8·
)'Hr-old father. P'l)'b Bracha.
and cbar1•d blm wtth three
cou.ota ot murder.
A police 1pokeaman 1ald the
victhm. all ol wbom 1uftend
( BRIEFS )
bead wounda, were Hiaaam
Bracb.s, 3>, Cha.leer. 21, and their
slater Nawal 14.
Shirley Ille told reporters she
ruabed out or her home after
bearing "a terrible commotion"
at the Brach.a' house. She said a
policeman shot the suapect in
the hand when be threatened of·
ftcera with the hatchet, but
police denied her account.
Sgt. Larry Campbell said the
police did not fire a shot but
used ••a great deal of common
sense and know-how" to arrest
Brachs.
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MIAMI <AP ) -A fire at sea
forced 721 passengers to transfer
by lifeboat from the cruiae ship
Skyward to another Saturday, a
cruise line official said. No in·
juries were reported.
Passengers aboard the
18.000-ton. 550-foot Skyward
boarded lifeboats in 4-root seas
and were taken aboard an emp-
ty slater ship, the Starward.
Pair S•rrftltin-
ADAMSVJLLE. Quebec (AP>
Two armed, would-be bandits
who held as many as nine
hostages during a three-day
siege in a credit union office sur-
rendered to police Saturday and
their last four captives were
freed. police said.
Police identified the two as
Gilles Gilbe rt. 26. and Fred
Ladres, 19, and said they were
taken to police headquarters in
Montreal
PoliqJ Ati~~d
HAVANA , Cuba -The con·
ference or non-aligned nations
approved a final declaration
Saturday that contains a wide-
r anging attack on U.S. global
policies but preserves the move-
ment's independent character.
The declaration. worked out
during six days or often-heated
debate. assails U.S. policies in
the Middle East. southern Africa
and Latin America.
~tion Calnt
WASHJNGTON CAP) -The
Pentagon is taking the presence
of a Soviet ground combat
brigade in Cuba calmly, making
no moves to strengthen U.S. de·
fenses at the Navy's fled train·
ing base at Guantanamo.
The Soviet brigade~f between
2.000 and 3,000 men, some 40
tanks and artillery, is said by
administration sources to be
located south of Havana at the
opposite end of Cuba from Guan·
tanamo.
~R~.,ers
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -
Mormon Churc h President
Spencer W. Kimball spent a
restful ni&bt following emergeo·
cy surgery at LDS Hospital, a
church spokesman said Satur·
day.
~ation Enjoys Sunshine
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A Uttk Rain Around Borden Onl,y Ck>ud
NATIONAL I INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER
Sea's in
!~ewpr
BAil HAJlBOR, Mal.De -Ob f« the lite -o· Ute 111fuitia;_.c=_ ~ .& Md*-lMk -
m,..W la tlile Piiot bo9M." Capt. Bob Olfford
taJd. '"l'lley ftft ~· 00 tbe door to let at me."
Glffonl la t.be attpper of a charter ftab.lnc boat. Be wu esplaln.bla the behavior of cer-
tal.n of bll CUit.omen wlien the fiah aren't bit· ma. straqe.
"ONE 11AN 8TA&TBD bolleriq that I
wu deliberately foln& wbere then! were no
flab so I wau.ldn't have to get the boat messy.
l Hid. 'lllster, I told you before we left that
the ftlld.al wu terrible.' He said, 'I know .
but I thouOt 7ou were kidding."'
Bob Gllford sullen wttb a smile, tboup.
No price, be feela, la too p-eat an excbanae
for a llfe on the sea, especially oo the Maine
cout where sea and shore and sky were ar-
raa.aed to suit poets.
At 27, he ia something of a philosopher.
"In a few weeks the tourists will be gone
and we wW haul the boats ubore. When
wiJlt.er comes I will be in a boathouse covered
with aawdust and paint and woodertq why l am dolD& that when I could be in Florida,
numing a boat.
"Well, I tried that. I would rather stay
here. When sprtnatlme comes and 1 am back
-on the water I will realize that it was all
worthwhile. 1be reward of a Maine winter is
1prtn1."
THE SEA'S LVllt:, Gifford feels. is the
reward of bis genes.
Hts forebears settled on Monhegan
Island, a speck on the nautical chart 17 miles
off the Maine coast. at a bout the lime the Pil·
grtms landed.
He started as a line ba.ndler and rose to
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BOB GIFR>RD HEADS HOME
fU"St mate. Three years before be iraduat.ed
from college, barely 20. be passed the Coast
Guard exam and became a full-Oedled sea
captain.
"EVEN llUNNING A charter boat in
familiar waters can be exciting. I see finback
whales, porpoises, an occasional shark -you
never know what will tum up.
"On my first trip out every morning I go
past a certain s pot on Porcupine Island where
a pair of bald eagles have raised their young
the past four years. I let everybody aboard
look at them through binoculars.
"How often do you get a chance to see a
pair of n~ting bald eagles" Wouldn't you call
that a blessing of life on the sea""
Dominican Storm Toll Rises
S ANTO DOMINGO .
Dominican R epublic <AP) -
The civil defense office reported
Saturday that the Dominican de·
at.h toll from Hurricane David is
1.200 with more than 3,SOO
wounded and 400 still missing.
ricane that slashed through the
Dominican Republic Aug. 31.
Relief crews have distnbuted
more tbaD 4.000 tom of food. ac-
cording to PbiHp Scbawar.
director of the U.S. Agency for
International Development.
while today we haven't seen
anyone. although tbere bave
t>een a few bundles that looted uke bodies noatmg in flooded
areas ..
Rescue workers, drenched by
rain from another p assing
storm. Frederic. continued to
search for victims of the hur-
Ao official lo the civil defense
office told reporters. ··we visited
places where a few days ago
there were str and ed people
CS Embassy spokesman bol-
l ) Bell said rescue efforts were
1ntens1fied Saturday, with priori-
ty given to isolated areas of the
island
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Bad Air
Worst ..
Since
Tine WOa8T amoe readiftC
WH NCCSded ta the Sut San
Gabriel Valle)', wben tbe .-e
• le.el reaebecl .'5 parta per
mllllon, Nld &beakel.
ID m•. a re..tiJal ol .51 put.I
per mtlllcJD wu NeOl'ded la the
Upland area. But after that, the
wont levela reported wen two
readinp ol .'3 parta per million
ln Puadena in 1'78 and qain
this year.
The AQllD did not pndlet the
seven aeecm«qe alerU Satur·
day, but by 2 p.m ., the diltrict
reported the epilodes to be ln ef.
feet iD Los Anceles, Orao1e,
Rfvenide and San Bernardino
counties.
SCHENKEL called the ozone
level "highly unusual for the
summer smog season in terms
of the total number of second
stage episodes" lo the four-
county area.
Schenkel attributed the on·
slaugbt of alerts to "a very light
east wind, with no dispenion or
the contaminants, and a very
low and strong inversion layer
holding the contaminants In."
LA Officer
Shoots Man
In Faceoff
LOS ANGELES CAP > -A
40-year-old man was reported in
critical coodltlon Saturday after
allegedly pointing a revolver at
police officers who then shot him
in the face, officials said.
James R. Burson was ad·
milted to the intensive care unit
of M artln Luther King Jr.
Geperal Hoepital followin1 the
incident at 2:50 a.m., autbor1Ues
said. Burson's residence wu not
immediately known.
Officer Robert F . Gallegos, 30
fired a round from his shotgun,
striking Bunson in the face.
The shooting occurred after
Burson allegedly pointed a .32·
caliber revolver al Gallegos. a
71h-year veteran
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Ed Clark,
Ubertarian
Party Pick
LOS ANGELES <.AP> -Los
Angeles attorney Ed Clark won
the Libertarian Party l)omina·
tlon for president in 1980, defeat·
ing New Hampshi re busl·
nessman Blll Hunscher in ballot·
tog Saturday.
Clark, who was described in a
nominating speech by Helen
Stevens of Arizona as "our
eminently reasonable radical."
said he didn't expect to become
president in 1980 but predicted
he would win "several million''
votes and establish Libertarians
as the nation's third major
party.
IN Hl8 acceptance speech,
Clark said be would campaign to
s lash taxes and government re-
gulation of business, oppose any
r esumption of the draft, cut
military spending and repeal
"our vicious and destructive
drug laws."
An orchestra played music
from the motion picture
"Rocky," emphasizing the
Libertarian underdog role,
throughout Clark 's victory
celebration before 600 delegates
and another 1,500 guests.
After Clark, 49, defeated the
4l·year·old Hunscher oo a
366·195 first ballot, the conven·
lion turned to what was expect·
e d to be a long process of
several ballots selecting a vice
presldenllal nominee from
amon1 four coolenden: David
Koch of New York, Robert
Dakhaus of Texas, Bruce
Cam eron of Arizona a nd Bill
Greene of California.
IN HIS acceptance speech,
Clark outlined a platform that
borrowed planks from the far
left and far right.
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READY TO AUN IN '80
LA Attorney Ed Clark
Bill Imposes
Stal,l in New
Appointments
SACRAMENTO <AP > -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. signed into
law Saturday a bill which, after
Jan. 1, will require a governor
or acting governor to submit the
nauie ol a Judicial nominee to
the State Bar for a merit review
before appointing him.
The author of AB 197, As·
aembly Speaker Leo McCarthy,
D·San Franct.aco. said il would
not affect the dispute between
D e mocrat Br o wn and
Republican Lt. Gov . Mike Curb
a bo ut Curb·s powers when
Brown is out of state.
McCarthy said the Brown·
Curb dispute, which is now
before the state Supreme Court.
is expee\ed to be decided before
the bill takes effect.
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AProfJlena
S'ate officials are
pondering what to do
wlth remains of 86·
footi 100-ton Blue
Wha e that beached
Friday and died on
sands at Pescadero.
State Solons Win Raise
legislative Pay llp to $28,110 i'n 1980
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Saturday
signed a bUl that will raise the
aalartes ol California 'a 120 state
legislators by 10 percent to
$28,110 a year ln December 1980.
He aigned SB364, submitted by
the stale Senate's Committee on
Rules and passed overwhelm·
lngly by both houses.
The latest raise was last
December when their salariel.
were increased to $2S.S55 a year They also receive $46 a day in
expenses whUe in session and
have use of free leased cars and
gasoline credit cards.
Bar S~al&t•'!
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
State Bar Board of Governors
has reportedly adopted a sweep-
1 n g program to ce r tify
California lawyers in various
fields -much the way doctor:,
are cert1ried 1n medi cal
specialties
'fhe board voted Friday to re.
com mend to the state Supreme
Court that a current pilot pro·
gram of legal specialization be
made permanent and expanded
to a dozen fields of law over the
next five years .
Strib Co11tln.w•
SALINAS <A P > -Hundreds or
farm workers stayed off the JOb
(~---~·-~~---] llTD TaUa Go Ott ~•n LOS ANGELES (AP >
Southern California Rapid
Transit District officials worked
this weekend to reach agree-ror a fourth day Saturday in a
wildcat strike against Salinas
Valley growers. but orficials
said consumen would reel no
immediate effects rrom the
walkout
NegotJat1ons between the Unit·
ed Farm Workers pickers and 17
growers continued Saturday in
an effort to resolve the dispute,
seen as an attempt to spur ac
ceptance ol a contract pal
te rned a ft e r one r eached
a lready with Sun Harvest .
Cahforrua 's largest lettuce pro·
ducer.
Coast C~arPd
LONG BEACH IAP I The
L' S . Coast Guard's overrught
cleanup or a l.OOO·gallon 011 spill
alo n g the Palos Verdes
Peninsula cleared the way for
Abalone Cove and Wlute's Point
beaches to remain open Satur·
day authorities said
Heavy eqwpment was used to
C'oot.ain the spill, which was re·
ported about 0000 Friday.
Six crews of three men each
continued Saturday to work on
the cleanup.
ments with two at.rlking unions
in an effort to end a shutdown
before school begins here Tues·
day.
Bus dnver11 belonging to l.he
United Transportation Union ap·
proved a new contract Friday by
a 3·2 margin. but vowed to re-
main off their jobs until settle·
ments are reached with the
Amalgamated Transit Union
and the Brotherhood of Railway
and Airline Clerks.
~rabeNlzed
OA.,KLAND <AP) -A proposal
by two unions to forego a pay
raise in the fmst year of a con·
tract was rejected Saturday by
representatives ot the Bay Area
Rapid Transit unions as a shut·
down of the system continued
firP Oai91U Pair
WESTWOOD <AP> -A man
and a woman died of smoke in·
haJalioo tn • fire in their rented
house in tbb town west of Susan·
vllle early Saturday.
Firemen identified them as
R ick Fulton, 27, who was
himself employed as a fireman,
and Terry Chitwood, 21.
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-After J an. l you'll be
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It's mcredlble tb•l DUneyland'1 public lm11• •boWd b• blemlahed becau.e a couple. ol out.of-towa
zealots wu\ed a well-known place to it.are a ~blldty 1tunt for tbeir f avorlte came.
It happened lut week. And t.be med.la.bear part of
the respooalbWty for 1pre,Mttna the nonaeme wit.boat pot.
Ua1 It tn proper prcportioD.
The two men, a.or1e Neary IDd Patrick Pw11na ot ~~~=..!.:=~de~~~·~::nc: ~ mpre commoolY called DBCP.
· So when the state wu coaducUna a hearlna on
pesUcides in San Francisco. the two ranchers we~ cloM
b1 when surveys were revealed ahowtni thU unaale
le\tels ol DBCP had been detect-1 ln 20 Callfonlla cities
something that indeed s hould be of concern. '
But Neary and Por1ans wanted a little more publici
ty on the matter, so theJ announced via a 8resa release
that they bad found traces ol DBCP ln, of a places, Dis·
neyland.
Never mind that their tests were taken privately and
never mind they failed to mention how much DBCP they
found. The world's most famous amusement park ta serv-
ing its patrons a cancer-causing agent, they announced.
The word spread rapidly through the state. Poor Dis·
~yland officials, who didn't even know their water had ~n tested and who probably didn't even know what DBCP JS: were at a loss when asked for statements.
: Finally the Orange County Health Department and
the Metropolitan Water District took their own samples or
Disneyland's water and had them tested at a state
laboratory in Los Angeles.
The state considers water unsafe if it contains more
than one part DBCP per billion. The lab t ests of Dis·
neyland's water were tested all the way to 20 parts per
trillion. Not one trace of the pesticide was found.
So much for the danger you encounter when you bend
over to use a water fountain at our neighborly park up on
Harbor Boulevard. And so much for tactics and ethics of
a publicity stunt.
ffe!s Jack-of-all-offices
Orange County's peripatetic popinjay, John G.
Schmitz, seems to have trouble finding a political job he
likes well enough to match his talent and qualities .
Less than a year into his four-year term as state
Senator, Schmitz says he's decided to take a stab at a
much loftier position -the U.S. Senate seat held by Alan
Cranston.
For those who have followed Schmitz's political
career, it should come as no s urprise that he wants
a nother office. He just can't stay put.
He came on the Orange County political scene in 1966,
unseating then-state Sen. Bruce Sumner in a bitter and
hard-fought primary campaign. Four years was enough
of Sacramento; Schmitz moved on to Congress.
He served in Congress 21.f.i years, took a stab as the
office of President of the United States under the banner
of the American Independent Party. thought about
challenging Jerry Brown as Secretary of State, toyed
with taking a stab at the U.S. Senate and was even talk-
ing up his chances for the Orange County Board of
Supervisors.
Sometimes bruised, but perpetually undaunted. he
worked his way back into the good graces of the county's
GOP leadership (he'd quit the party for the presidential
bid) and ended up winning the state Senate seat a ban·
doned by Dennis Carpenter.
Perhaps he tired of Sacramento's plodding pace after
being in more headr a tmosphere. Maybe he's wanted to
be a U.S . Senator al along.
What is -known is that his candidacy is anything but
good news for the conservative wing of the Republican
Party. For Schmitz, a longtime member of the John
Birch Society, in all likelihood. will face Rep. John
Rousselot in the primary next June. Rousselot is -or
was -a longtime member of the same ultra-rightwing
Society.
Wbat also is apparent is that John Schmitz isn't near·
ly as hot about representing us in Sacramento as he
declared he was in his campaigning.
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Boyd I Inventiv e Ages
BJLM.BOYD
You know those research
engineers who work in the
corporate laboratories t.o in·
vent thlncs? A study of thelr
patents indicates they're
mo.t creative at two aaes in
their lives. First, when
they're about as. Then a1ain.
when they're about 43. Ex·
ceptions abound, cenai;y,
Most football injuries oc-
cur at the start of the came'•
third quarter', atudJes abow.
Why ia explain a ble. Tbe
playen do notblna pbyslcal at halftime, to tbeir bodJea
ti&bte n up tomo. Ezperta
think even three mlDutal of
warm -up befGf'e the besln·
Dea'1"
Gloomy
Gm
a
ning of the second hair would
cul the damage.
The Olde English word
''gican'' m eant •·itch."
Theoriata think that's where
we got the ''chicken" in
"chicken pox." Maybe so.
What would the former
chief of the Israeli army,
Mordecai Our, be expected
to do In retirement? He
wrltn children's ,Jt.ortes.
Draa code of Hobe Sound
Academy in nortda requires
stu dents both m ale and
female to keep their elbows,
covered.
It'• wben tbat ben lint
ltartl laJlq at 22 weelal of
a1• tbat ...... most llk•lJ' to ~~yolk •UJ. bear in
TM stoa-car ii aoo Um• JDGl'e...., to cnab thu ..
car IUD la tbe poH111doc of
ltaOWDW. ,
Tb• widower 11 moat UJl:ely
to remarry, if at aJl1 _Wlt.bln
two,..,. after tbe oeatb of
llit wtfe, ltadlda lbow.
N'ehol•• VOD Boffnwn
Golden School Days Tarnished
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The' cfel• baa completed! It.ell •. IO ~·1 ~bet ud a
1WW tcbool 79., ...... la l'9Clll&.-
t1m H iata\ taaa at10 meaa&
tMcWa' ltrik•, Kbool lMlliDi ·~ and otMr-out~ bnab ~ frectloUI ..U.tlt."8. Pe..-. tbla year will be dif.
f.....t ud wW martE tbe IDd of
achool~
tlon1. Tiu
b•rtbrate l1
dow11 and, th.e
lul lime we
experienced a
drop in the
number of
pupils d e
manding ad-
mittance, we
aho saw a
wll.berini away of li&hta over
Art Hoppe
publle ldue&UoD. • That ... 1D tbe imo., ~ u.. ....... allo...alcltd bJ
tbe ='*"· wbJdl forftd • putl able 1-.at1on· of m• mcl WODMIQ tQ ... work M , • ...,_.. for Jack of ~ op.
porbmitlel.
TIO UIO'OllAaY ,...,&lei
fl'OID ..... popuJatioo arowtb
aad tbe pressurea OD public
tdacatiop that ovet"crowdJn1
brlnp -Dl"OVides a cbuce to
talr:e another look at bow we
educ.te our cb.Udren.
If millions of us believe that
America ia going downhill. t.bat
tbinp used to be a lot better.
standards a lot higher, in no
area ol activity ii that eoavlc·
Uon moN t.enadoaaty beld than
lD public edueaUoa.
Ro,... .. at i.ut a& far as bl1
city eehool 1y1tem1 are COD· cenaed. lt probablJ isn't true.
ID Utt, the tint a1e•srade
1tatittlc» ev• MMmbled for a
larl• -abowed that • per. cenl o1 tllle lbadeatl were Mlow
their proper snde.
a ltPOaftNG ON the study,
the New Yon 11mea informed
it.a rellden "th.al th boya and
glrlJ receiving imtrucUoo at the
city's expense are dull, and t.bat
from 25 t.o SO percent of the
pupils are from two t.o alx years
too old for the classes in which
they ire being taught.
The same seme of being over-
whelmed by poverty and
deprivation which many feel to-
day when coming into contact
with tbe inner city school wu
felt back in the days wbeo tbe
scboola were .. eood" and the
McGaffey Reader wu l.be most.
popular classroom text.
With a frankness,po longer ac-
ceptable in the daDy press. lhe
New York Tribune of 1896 ex-
p I a i ned that public school
teachers "have to deal largely
with pupils who are offensively
dirty and densely ignorant. both
by inhentance and by force of
cir cumstance
"IN FACT. 1t has been sug
gested, m joke. that the Board of
Education establiah a waabing
school as an annex to eaeb ol the
primary schools. and that the
flnst exercise ia each acbeol be
to give t.be pupila a bath ... the
s uggestion . . . bas ao far at.-
tained serious coruuderatioo . .
some of the new schoolhouses
proJect.ed for the East Side ha' e
been designed with a number of
shower baths "
The yearning to go back to th"
~ood lames, when they knew hov.
to do al right. 1s romanllr
nostalgrn In the fi rst World War
period. almost half of the pupil
population left sc hool at age 14,
when they· could ~c.·t workin~
papt>rs. The b1gh school dropout
rate an that e r a v. a:. in e.xc~ of
JO pt>rcent
And. JUSt as we fly from one
fad. like the new math, to the
next. like "back tO-batlca," it
appeau that our 1reat·
1raodparenta did the same.
N.ew. revolutionary and
mtraeulou1 method• of
ped•&C>JY and admln.tatra= swept ovet the public ee
sy1tem1 ol yore, but, UMD u
now, the relUltl never utiafted
either criti~ boo9ten.
ALTRO VGR TRI! public
school wu tndeed the at.airway
from tbe alums f01' some peften·
tage ol the cblldren of immi-
grant millions, for another very
large number it was the im·
perfect or even useless lmtna·
ment it la for eo many now.
One ol the reaaons the scboola
haven't performed up to expec-
tations i.s that ancient New York
Tribune article waa al least
metaphorically correct. Out.a1de
influences do render children
uneducable, but bathing them
hasn't worked.
Public school systems have
been loaded up: ctei:acte after
decade, with more and more
chores desicnecl to clean up and
couth up lowtt class children.
The responsibility for feeding,
medical care, spirituaJ counsel-
ing and recreation has passed
more and more lo tbe school.
WITH THE END or the
neighborhood school, local con-
trol. and the routine transport.a.
lion of children miles away from
any remauung .supportive com-
munity milieu, th e non-
educational obligations of the
scbool systems can onl1 in· crease.
As surrogate parent, extended
family and local community,
public school s have been con-
spacuously unsuccessfuJ . Making
them play those roles has only
mu ltapbed the number of tasks
c1t which they fail.
Maybe lhJS penod or pause. if
1t lasts long enough, should be
dc.·d1cated to peeling off non-
1·ducat1onal r espons 1b1lities
rrom pubbc education
They might be returned t.o the
ramily. 1f families are socially
<1n d t•ronomi C'ally s lrong
enough. but progres~ would be
allowmg the public.: schools t.o go
bark to failing at wh<tl they're
best at faJllJlg at.
Vac a tio ners' Time Better Spent a t Home
J 've been asked sever al limes
al dinner parties what we did on
our vacalion this year. And what
we did is we didn't go lo Europe.
I think it was just about lbe most
exciting, satisfying vacation we
ever bad.
l always give full credit lo my
wife, Glynda. r had come home from th e
travel agent
with the news
that we could
save $632.17 Lf
w e fl ew to
Brussels via
Sioux Falls
and Talla-
ha ssee on
the infant
standby fare.
•'How much could we save if
we didn't fly at all?'' inquired
Glynda, who isn't too food of
flying anyway.
I quickly calcuJated we would
be ahead at least four times as
much, particularly if we didn't
take our 16-year-old daugbtel',
Malpbasia. "Well. I bate leaving
her at home," conceded Glynda.
"However there's a lot to be said
for not going to Europe with a
teen-ager."
P a ul Harvey
"That·s so."' I ag~d "liut ar
we don't go lo Europe. we won 't
have any horror stories about
prices to talk about at dinner
parties when we d on 't get
back."
"Of course we will. silly," she
said. "All it requires IS a llWe
research." And s he was
absolutely right.
IN ALL DUE modesty, I wu
the one who discovered the
quaint little inn on Capri where
we weren't chareed $123 ad~
for a bole-in-the-wall room with
a lumpy mattress. True, that
included a contlnental
breakfast, but aa Glynda adds al
partiea, ''with tboH prices you
ought to get a fried eu."
"And can you lmasme t.,m,
out $3.50 for • aJua o( orance
juice in Toulouse"t" l chime in at
thb point. "Or H .25 for a one-ounce shot of bourboo!
Believe me, wben I didn't tet
the check, I didn't buy a second
round."
·'Do you know that a simple
little lunch for two with
a bottle of vin ordi 11air~
didn't cost us $13.22 in Geneva?"
says Glynda. "How much i.s that
in real money?··
"About 116 SwaS!> francs." I
sa y. "On the other hand . I guess
we'r e lucky we both dislike
sightseeing. Heaven only k:nows
how much we saved avoiding the
Leaning Tower of Pisa. But I
think we're ahead $23 aJooe in
overexposed photographs that
we never would have looked at
again.··
"AND DON'T forl'et those
formerl y 1nexpens 1ve foot
warmers band-crocheted by the
LiUle Sisters of the Well-to-Dom
Oslo," says Glynda . "Not
buying any of those at $43.12 a
foot lo order t.o donate them to
the rummage sale next year was
certaintJ a real bar1ain."
''Who aays you can·t still
save money on natjve
handicraft.a in Europe?" I point
out.
"l.D all faimesa, tbou&b." says
Glynda in order to indicate we
are DOt prejudiced against our
NATO allies, "there's much to
be said for not going t.o Europe
despite the incredible prices."
"You bet!" J chip in. "We
bad no trouble whatsoever
,eltin& through customs; not
one ain1le Paris cab driver
<'heated us. and we never once
ma c;sed the last bus back lo the
hotel and had to walk three
miles in the ram."
"And. booestly. not mtssing it
1s an experience not to be
missed.·· says Glynda, turning
to me. "But I thmJc it's because
you're so good at the language.··
"Oh, l'ot fhaent enough to get
by 10 restaurants or ask
directions," I s ay modesUy.
"But speaking of taxis. j ust
guess what they didn't charge us
not to take us from the
Baden-Baden Airport to the
WurserHotel? ..
UNJIO&TUNATELY, by this
time at dinner parties, everyone
seems to have drifted off to
somewhere else -like sleep. Jn
fact. come to think of it, Glynda
and I haven't been invited out
for weeks. Could it be that
people are getting bored bearing
horror s tories about prices
abroad ? No. it·'s only that
Glynda and I are ahead of our
time. ,
Wail until next year. I 'll bet a
dollar to a croissant lb•t not
going to Europe will be even
more fwi t.ban it is today.
Business Could Pr~fit by Pushing Logic
•
You pay more sales tax than
that!
But who iJI 1oi.na t.o aee all
tboM ·charts and diaarama and
fine print explanation?
Potaibly some or it will be
mentiooed in the fmanciaLaec-
ti o D of your newapaper.
Poalbly.
But ltaDd on a 1treet corner
and watcb tbe faces la tbe pau.
inl parade ud remember tba1
Lboee an the people wbo need to
tnow In order properly to pralle
or protest. to vote for or aplnst.
And this meua1e Is not aetttnc
to moat ot them. ·
Flnt quarter protlt• are so
low -and the innaUon rate ao
hilh -that It 11 tmpoulble for
maay ba.Unee1• to replace out·
woro or GUI.dated machinery.
Till.I II Nflected la t.bt 1ub-
1tuUal decllne in machine tool
orden the nrst quaJUr.
T1RJ8 PD·llAN prod~"'7
ii ............ 11 slowed-.-
aad tb• each Item prodUeed
\
costs more.
Said another way, if proflts
were up the inflation rate would
be down. Your dollars would
buy more than they now do-if
buainesses were mat1n1 enou1h
profit properly to modernize.
But how are you tolnl to sell
logic when cbeap·abot pollti·
clans are iqak iDI t he word
"prolit" IOUDd profane!
When Auto Worker• Wlion
leacMI' Walter Reuther med t.o
dem and for bis m embers a
"•bare of UM prollta" of the car
companl•, I Uled to chide him
that his membera did not need a
new contract ln order to shatt
the profltl. All they needed to do
was to purchue car company
stock.
That way they would share In
the proOt.t wt th hllber di vldends
when pradta 1'•t blaher.
But It elllJ)ll)y"' own a place
ol the bultlMll -tbeJ must
•bare ln UM -.., aa.o. Md be
WU Mftl" wllJlal to MCMd that nod.~
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.... ol A:. ~ QQIM .... :z;r 1-~ ... ol tl!Mt •JWr ......... dQ'I
wo• d be bow to 1•t Jt"J
• llroW'8 ... Deawiatlc ~·· U. pr•Lt11tllil um•alldae A ••arowa S:xplor__, Co-m•t· ............. ncltit•red .....
f'1 d1nl lh etloM Coaunlrkm ud QulM bMda it.
Tbat ......... lesallU. ..,.
out ot Qlie • ., ' ud a-row. t'OUld
PHI the word aay day "°" that ~··· oftlelall)' out to tln1Q the Job oe .llau1ly Carter be becan
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PROP. ln lt'N when be wbopped the
Geor a l an ln h a lf a doaen
primartea. Brown wu a vtctim
ot hia own bad timing. Carter
a lready bad the nom ination
sewed up. One or the things Tom
Quinn is suppoeed to do for UB>
ia wort out an improved
acbedule.
CALIPO&NIA Auem bly •PMit• IAo MeCartby aaid, "The
fact t.ba be •• l>l'eoared to take rtallt.a that bave been laterpreted
over two centuries of court de-
cttiona and subject them to a con-
venUoo review In the present
climate ol ne1aUviam ls an in·
dicaUoo of his attitude," says
M cCartby, who supported
Brown 'a l.9'78 presidential bid but
not thlsooe.
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FWE
QUINN &AN some earlier
Brown campaigns and ta a can-
ny political tactician who knew
the elders af the Democratic
party weren't going to tum to
Jerry Brown in 19'76 and won't
turn to him in 1980. If Brown
wants the nomination, he'll have
to win it straight out.
Quinn's man has a f ew
political tr oubles in his own
backyar d these days . The
California legislature overrode
three or his vetoes, two or them
on spending, in a lO·day period,
a rebuke to the governor un-
p r eced e n t e d in modern
California history.
B r o w n's problems in
California will mean little an a
national presidential campaign.
But the image of Brown among
the national political establish-
ment will take a toll, at least in
the beginning. Public officials.
fundraisers, opinion makers
Republicans and Democrats
alike -tend to see J erry Brown
as erratic and unprinc1pl€d, a
leader who follows the polls. a
politician who's shown serious
lapses in judgment.
For evidence to s upport these
judgments they cite Brown's
fli p -flop perform ance on
Proposition 13, the California
property tax-slash iniUaUve that
pasaed 65-35 percent in 1978, his
more reeeot call for a constitu-
tional amendment mandating a
ba lUH federal budget, and a
t'onatitutionaJ con vention, i r
necessary. to getit.
The way Brown must topple
the conventional wisdom and
overcome the accumulation of
negative impressiooa ls to go out
a nd win some pr i m a ries. As
Jim my Carter proved, this cap-
tures the attention or political
professionals .
But winning primaries may
prove to be no easy business. If
the polls can be believed,
Democtats have all but chosen
their 1980 nominee, provided he's
willing. Sen. Edward Kennedy
leads Carter and Brown by
margins of 2-lo·l and more·in na-
tionpl and statewide polls from all
over
TH E BROWN FORCES are
not deluding themselves about
Kennedy's intentions , They think
he's running, and it's just a mat-
ter of timing. Then, they see the
race boiling down quickly to a
two-man battle, with President
Carter not among them . They
don't underestimate Kennedy,
but what can be done about
him? "lt.'11 be head to head and
c1th<.'r \l.C0ll beat him or he'll
philosophically
The way some of the Brown
folks see 1t, they're positioned
pretty well On the one hand, as
challengers they can pick and
choose their battlegrounds, at
least in the early going, while an
incumbent president bas to de-
f e nd everywhere . The first
p rimaries a r e co n -
tests or perception, battles for
momentum in wh.ich it matter5
less who wins than who does bet-
ter than expec ted In this
respect, K~nnedy has been built
up as such an overwhelming
favorite that he'll peak the day
he actually announces a nd then
give the 1mpress10n Of JUSt hang-
ing on. The negative images of
Brown in the press and the
political community have so
lowered expectations about has
possibilities, says longtime aide
Gray Davis, "It'll be almost im-
possible not lo exceed them."
A CLUE TO how Brown hopes
to exceed these diminis hed ex-
pectations can be found in his
long~tand1n g view that he
represents ... new pol1tlcal
generallon "The idiom of our
lime is not the parti san
terminology that s tirred the
emotions under Truman or
Roosevelt or even John Ken-
nedy," Brown told Bill Moyers.
·'T he planet is an organizing
idea, the human species, the
biosphere." Brown is searching
for the right words to speak to
t h e ne xt gen era ti o n of
Americans, and he m ay find it
necessary to reformulate his
rhetonc.
. But he probably has the right
idea It's been 20 years since
John F Kennedy stood at the
s teps of the Capitol and pro-
claimed that the torch has been
passed lo a new generation.
Two decades is a political
generation, the period between
Teddy Roosevelt and Calvin
Coolidge, between Woodrow
Wilson and FDR.
No one who has witness9d the
voting habits of the Depression
generation that FDR forged into
a n incredibly durable voting
bloc can doubt that political at
tttudes are shaped powerfully b}'
the events of lhe years \\hen
people are inducted into act1\'e
political life
TKE NEW DEAL generauon.
which came lo political matunty
d ur in g times or economic
hardship, developed and car ried
with it a lingering economic
liberalism, ·a coafidence in the
gove~t's ability to redress
wrong and a nationalism forged
a n d r atified in a w ar that
galvanized the national spirit.
Those who cast their firs t
ballot IJt the election or 1960 or
later are beginnmg to show the
m arks of quite different
formative political exper iences
-the marks or a war that defied
patriouc impulse and shattered
the social fabnc. the presiden-
tial and political assassinations,
the c1vtl nghts and peace move-
ments, Watergate and the strug-
gung aJ.ltJ-party politics of the
late 19605 and 1970s
They are social and pohtJcal -
but not ttonom1c hberals They
ha\'C no residual trust that gov-
ernment can ~counted on to do
the right thing. and the first im-
portant economic ad\.ers1t y lhey
have expenenced 1s beginning
nghtnow
Jerry Brown louches some 1m
portant c ultural. social and
political bases with this group.
lndeed he was shaped by the
same events that molded their
world view.
THE LATEST NBC poll shows
that 60 percent of all Americans
don't want Jimmy Carter lo run
again. ABC-Lou Harns surveys
show Carter leading Brown by
less than 10 points. Some
analysts believe that Brown 1s
s imply inheriting the strong an-
ti-Carter feeling in the country.
But the m0&t interesting statistic
m these polls is that among all
voters under SO, Brown is beat·
ing Carter.
Brown is a phenomeoon that
the Republicans have bee &
watching for some time. GOP
chairman 8111 Broc k s ays,
'"Among those who voted since
1960. those with the loosest
pol1t1cal allegiances and the
deepest s kept1c1sm about govern-
ment amonJ: these folks,
Jerry Browo1sagangbuster."
At 41, J erry Brown is about to
start tus s econd campaign for
the presidency. This round, his
taming may be b e tte r . It's
a l• ays better to e mbark on
something like this aa an under·
r ated political eommodity.
NlCE FAREWELL PARTY, BUT No Gab Bet~een
Spirited Young
-
I TJ.IOUGHT STICKIN<5 ALL THE
UoRS t>'oEUVRES TooTUPJCkS IN
TMEJAWORSKIPOLLWAS
A BIT MUCH ...
Thia Jtnn "rtprtnlN from ERA. New Dtredlotu for Aging,
o n~wslettc ~om I~ Cobfonaa ~rtment of Afll1'9.
What 1s young -and when is it?
Young as an attitude. a spirit. A way of looking at
things or responding to them
It 1s not an age. Not a h&rstyle or a piece of clothing
or a musical beat.
Youn$? can be a child examimng his first mangold
with wonder and delight -or Verdi at 81. composing his
finest opera
YOUNG CAN BE A T EEN-AGER careening on a
surfboard -or EUlStein, in his 70s, still working oo his unified
held theory, s ailing his boat. and playing his beloved violin.
Young is not a monopoly ot youth. It survives, and
nourishes. everywhere the vision has been kept fresh. the
muscles of the mind fir mly toned, and juices freely flow-
ing.
Let's not cater to youth, for its own sake, for its sbib·
boleths and s logans and styles of the moment. oor scorn it
for any of those reasons.
INSTEAD, LET'S RESPECT YOUNG wherever it
may be round . whether the beard is soft and curly or stiff and gray
Spirit has no color -at as always translucent, with its
own imaginative s heen. Youth should be listened to. But
young s hould be followed. There 1s no generation gap
between the young or any age
•
'You Tell Me Your Bunny Stories, and PU Tell You Mine'
By PAULINE COLEMAN
PCJlline Col.eman u ci ~ of Corona d.I Mor.
Ria mother wamed me over the telephone, ,
"Dan and a boy friend are on their way down. •
He boulbt you a lily.''
I afmeed at tbe clock and did aome quiet
c:ale~ -1•; I bad a plua in the freenr.
eome Coke and aome beer GD lee.
• ,..,. • llOl"BD. '' abe Mid In an inclulomt
tGM, "'I lmow 1'0U Adon bbn1 tNt pleale clOD~
embarnm ldm. You now, aae't drq oat Ida
bebJ ,WW• a1 ~ c\lle t.hlnal YoU ,. ..,...__ ••• Jmt at tlult.... . . .. .
''Yo.a dm't Mn to ten me.'' I I~ --1 laid lt. .. l'D bii e "'1 prtm izoudmotMr,
wear • laveadlr lbawl. Ucl lit In my UltlqM
, toner lib 'Wldlder'a llotbtr. • ·~. 4*89 to tiDt ot lt. ... didn't pal.Dt bla '-1ra4modler. Wonder wtlJ. llay.,. he ,, ..
-... IM'd be ... amtq and would lnaltt oe
................ baby ahoel.
•'TOCJ'&S .. P088DU," my daupter
Mlcl. 81 DOW lbt WU la\llld.DI too. "lt'I Jyat llat..,. _.---. ..._ tbe)t'n I.la eolU,.
" • ... ·~ I ...., bad • -. oalr ·a D'mc11on.
llllt·J promlM Ml.... belt bllaarior. ''
TM PllU wu tba:r..:. l'd chupd Into
t l•c:ta that mlde me loot tbinntr and wu ,.,erly awaftbal th.Sr arrival.
They wer. "not bUDIJ'1," but 1 aaw they ate
MCODda wt:dle we talked ol ltaM1' vaceUon, UM
fraternity dallce and Bob kidded Da.n.n1 a
noticed bt c:.u.cl blm Dan) about tbe dark .. yed
prl at tbe aorol"lt1' boule.
TUY CA••rn I.be ,.__ to the tttebm
and there Oil tbe drainboard were &alter ep
dy ...
t 1
"Gram atiU colors eggs," Danny said grin·
ning. "We used to color them togethe r. When we
.nnlshed. she'd keep U-e c racked ones; she said
.she Uked them best."
"That 's the w a y H was with m y
ara ndmother. You met her , Dan , l a st
Christmas. Remember she showed you all my '
baby picturea?"
"Even the one Oil the rua where were you
were decked in a diaper ... my arandaoo betan klddlnl bl.m .
•..S'S a&A.U. YA SN1!t cal," Bob's voiee left DO doubt in ~one's mlDd.
"I bit lbe calla YoU Bobbie, .. I vtDtured.
.... .... doea, .. tbe tall eollece boy aa.id.
"You'd like her. Kn . __,.
"l•t call me Gram.''
"Gram." he aald, and suddenly we wen
bavt.AI more fun. •'1'hlJ 19 where be p1a)'ed balJ in the Jaoiol'
leaaue. Here'• ~ he sucked bla thumb."
WB WB•S LOOUNG at the album lt
... mt IDOlt arandmotben lltep. At ltut Bob-
ble '• IJ'8DdmOtbe1' bad one.
"Walt 'tll JOU read oae ol Ida eompotl·
UODI.'' , ..,... tbroaP ............. ...
I found a trQed ~ ~ art pepll' wttla a
era1oa drawlDI ~ an Suter 1-lar wttb ._,
white ears, red stripes running down through
the middle and black whiskers.
"HEY, THE EGGS are as big as the rabbit,
man."
Bobbie was lau1hin1; Danny laughed too.
"The eggs were important," Danny ex-
plaloed. "We eoJored them, but the rabbit bid
them on tbe lawn, under tbe bedies . . .
"Don't for1et the ooe in your bedroom slip.
pera under tbe bed,'' I added.
'"What I Did at E<el' by Danny'," Bobbie
read. "I ...et oa an Suter ea bunt. I found It
e11a. but my modael' made me divtde. Tbtm ) • ,
bad n .'' •
We rou.t wttb lauPW' .
•fTOU n&B A 1eoerou1 ldd. But he'a Im·
proved. Oram. He divides tbe cookies you aend
blm . He'd better; I CIY• blm some my Gram aeada sne.··
Dan bait down to k1u me; then they Wtl'e cone, two colle1 • boJ• ln blue Jeana alld
caabmere aweateu . I watched tbe red
Volbwaceo pull out ot tbe driveway. remem-beriU a uui. boJ with ..,.._ eurll and a .....a up, tnekled DOM I Uled to btDd down"to
aiu..
USC blldn't eUnled blm. lie baid ~ taller. 0. dear, I heel ._ ell .._. tbiDP I
WUD't Riii •eel to. llaJbe ...... -'t 9X•
pect ~ IJ'llDdmodaen to .....
'
-. ..... . ................. ,m .... CHEMICAL RISKS .
t Risk ·vs. Value: A Delicate Balancing· Act
., ..... , a ......
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WllAT 'IO llA&I O• lt all? How doel one
ID ... Ul'e Ii.lb le a pr&dkaJ WQ? Whto do.
................ ~u.,-d? How pne.ctj" abould • ..., ..... l . .
,._ ..._.. wtUi tbeM radoeaJ qu.Uou la tbat.._'N all bllt uounrerable.
R--.. Ual"l'lib' Rnica l)l'Ofeuor IUcba.nt
!iboD ~ -.p IOm• riak ttadaUea to put them
m pe"PedJ"·"'Eaeb ~I.be followlq .. equal, ln· creutnc ,our chuce ot death by one·milllootb: s= u d1arette1. Drtnklnc \.\ liter of wine. ---DI t.bret boww ln a coal ID.Loe. Uvi.q two~ ln ~ew Yon or Boltoa. DrtDldq lltam1
tap water for one year. Travebaf ala IDiDutel by
canoe. or tea mlla b~ bte)'de, or a mil .. by car. pr 1,000IDI.* by Jet.
Or eatlq 40 tablelpoone of peanut butter. Or drin.kiq 30 12-ounce cam of diet IOda.
CIGAllETl'ES, OP C01JUB, are uaoeiated
with cancer and heart dlseue. ~. clnboal.t
of the liver. Tbe coaJ ml.De, black luq cb.eue and
pbyaJcal ~ury. lt'a air polJution ln BoAon and
New Ymtl. Accidents by any meana of locomoUoo And lt'a cancer from the afiataxin in peanut butter
and the aaccharin ln diet aoda.
Wihloo created hla llat to help hlm~&ut. riaka in aome perapecUve. How much 1a a oath of
your life worth? And shouldn't you have some choice?
At Purdue University. blonucleonics professor
Paul 7.eimer seriously measures radlation, but
--.......-....~~ Lf.,,_fl b a rb1qf ~ .. s .. eelle ... ,. ••Ice .......
•td •I I t. l•IJeed, ~ ~
pa•les de J•t t••t -a•d ,.,...
llta ..... a. u •••.,• "91~•• •I
Ute --' d eai• .. P.,,e C'3 to-
dafl.
even he bu to 1inile at some or the lronies con·
jured up by milllrems and rads.
Take radioactive potassium 40. It exists in
nature. always bu. It's absorbed into muscle
along with ordinary potassium because the body
can't tell the difference . And the more muscle you
have, themore radloactiveyou are .
RISK STATISTICS ARE fragile. But risk
measurement -~elative risk is a serious pro-
blem, and a growing number of people are paying
attention to lt.
Senior Circuit Judge David L. Ba:telon of the
U.S. Court of Appeals In Washington put It suc·
cinctly in a rettat article ln the journal ''Science."
"Ironically, scientific progress not only
creates new rtsu, but also uncovers previously un·
known ri.slu. As our undenrtandlng of the world
grows exponentially. we are constantly learning
that old activities, once thought safe, in fact pose
substantial riska. The question is not whether we
will have risk at all, but how much risk and from
what source Perhaps even more important, tbe
question is who will decide."
One must measure the cost of avoiding certain
risks One must measure environmental con·
siderations like cleaner air and water against
energy shortages. and the balance sheet keeps
changing.
0
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any to which man could be exposed, are ad·
ministered for periods tbal equal the natural life
apan of the l~t animals, and are given by inap·
propriate rout.et, and are finally evaluated bv
pttsonaof questionable expertise ... "
ll aa the Job of Dr. Joseph Rodrtcu or the Food
and Drug AdminiatratJon to deal with riak. In the
past t~ decades, be aay1, we have become more
sensitive to risks. Thal wu prompted by the
tremendous s pread of synthetic chemicals especially alnce World War ll.
So, the quesUon arose: Are theae cbemicala
whlcb we come ln dally contact with throU.gh food. air and water responatble for human diaeaae?
"Il's a lood queaUon and ooe which la terribly
difficult to answer because the science of meuur-
ing toxic effects at>d then decldinc what that
meam for humans Is very crude," Rodricks says.
TllEJlE AllE SEVERAL ways of testing risky
chemicals. First, lt la fairly euy to diacover lf
chemicals injure cella or partl of cells including
the genetic material. Second, there are occupa.
tional data, not always euy to come by, which
may indicate that workera exposed to chemicals
a re hurt in the long run. Then there are animals.
The most useful animal models are the ro·
WATa. OUT
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NUCLEAR
WASTE
dents because of their biol<>dcal almllarltJea to
humans. But animals don't live as Jona u huma.o.a,
and they are exposed to cbemltals ln ways
humans might not entounter them. However, they
are all that science hu to work with.
In typical animal experiments. 1roupa of 50 to
100 rat.a are tnt.ed at about three dosaae levels.
The highest do .. ge ia juat abort of tollic. u a
chemical produces cancer ln five percent of the animals above what normally occurs 10 a control
group, it la conaldered fa irly dammng evidence that
the chemical will cause cancer ln humans
In the Delaney Amendment. Congress made a
policy decialon that can be roughly atat.ed this
way: Slnce we don't know how to find a zero riall
level for any chemical that cauaes cancer in
animal.a, then we will ban ~Y chemical that does,
only in the convenience area of food additives.
such as food colors, preaervatives. stabilizers, 10·
eluding nitrites and saccharine
FEW PEOPLE 08.IECI' to ~ food color being
banned. but wben It came down to nitrites and sac·
charln, there was considerable uproar
Many other alien substances are found in food
-natural toxin11. pesticide residues. contam1·
nants. The absolutist Delaney Amendment d~s not
Messages
Heal, thy
NEW YORK <AP)
The producers ol
"Sesame Street" have
joined with health ex·
perts and filmmakers
from 19 Latin American
countries to create a
series of television and
radio messages d e
signed to improve basic
health practi ce
FROM BIT PLAYER TO ALL .TIME
BOX OFFICE CHAMPION
Marion Michael Morrison
apply io tb•H, and therefor• tbe FDA can
c=•-~!!rh_.we a..;:;1 ~<t.M amouat tbat
rutbel tbl public.
ID the CUf of corn and punulr, there II • tox· i
ln called .tlatoain, th.1~ of a eoaunaa mold. l
wbttlf .. a proven and e ... ot li•ll' eueer. f
Tbe fact II that pollOM occur oat wally ID ~
everyday food. .. )
"If we took at food.I tbe way we look at eome ol •
the tblnll we IAtenUonally add to them, we an'°"' !
ln1 to find a lot of 1ubatanur tb1t loot:" ~ dan1eroU1," Rodrtcu aaya. ... ;
AND IN' FACI' THll:Y DO. The NaUonat J Academy of Sciencer bu pubb.al*i a fllO.p.,.-: :
book ~inJ naturally occu.rrt.na poilou 1&; i
food. Pot1toes and spinach contaJ.D a natural !
chemical that denies calcium to the bon... Cab..
ba.&e, caullllower, muata.rd and coUard areen.a,~
and bnauela 1prouta deny the thyroid lod.lne, and c~ t
produce totters. There are traces or ca.ncer-eauald..: >
chemicals ln cabba1e. lettuce, spinach, leeb ...a~ :
lea. i
But ln natural chemical.I, control la far more
dillicult. Rodricks wooden what would happen II
aometbt..q wu found ln coffee or aome other
American favorite. "I don't know what we'd do."
The tbruat of control la aimed at synthetic··
chemicals, the reuon.ln1 bein& that we've Uvecr
long enou1b with the others, and we're atilk
healthy. but the synthetic• ~ oew.
An article ln "Science" cha.reed tbat federal'
a1enctee are rlow to control even the ayntheUcs. It
Hid, of 1..500 ingredients ln reliatered peaUcldet, ·
one·third are toxic, one.fourth are CIJlcer-cauatnc .•
While the Environmental Protection Agency haa
establiabed pesticide Umlta in food , only five have
been restricted specifically, t.he article said.
"What l don't Uke ls the hidden risks. When I
know there is a risk, I have a choice. I'm not a
zero·nak per son Hell. why avoid all r isks
anyway"" asks Judge Bazelon
You can't.
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Aquuium Supplia
Sped•t Sept. 5 . Sept.11, 1971
Labeo tronetu1: 11.H
P icture this, a slffk streamlined black body •
pectorals, ventrals. dorsal, anal end caudel fins blood red. I am a specimen that w111 heighten the viewing pleasure of most any aQuarlum. I also am
an excellent scavanoer and aloae eater. Take ad· vantaoe of the sale AQuat1c Tropicals has on me under the namP "Rainbow Shark" for only \1 .69.
-1510 W. Baker • Coata Mesa -549-1391 •Corner Harbor & Baker.1liiiii
Recently, Dr. William Barclay, editor of the
American Medical Association Journal, cited ine·
quities in the measurement of everything from
artificial sweeteners to nuclear plants.
Five video spots, all
filmed in Lati n
America, have been
made by the Children's
Television Workshop for
distribution in Spanish
anrt Portugue se
landguage versions to
broadcuters In Central
and South America plus
the Caribbean.
He started as a prop man working summers at
the Fox studios. assistant prop man at that He
was a stunt man. too. to make a few extra dollars.
And a movie extra.
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"TESTS THAT FORM 'l1IE baala of these re·
ports are often conducted with dosages that exceed
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~UNGSTER'S BONES EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN Wmt MATURITY
~ Jean end John Mendevllte with Fragile, .-.veer-Old Son; Jay .
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~ ~ Fragile Childhoods Hurt
i By KARREN MILLS
: MINNEAPOLIS CAP> -Jay's ! grandmother was carefully
· putting a sweater on him one
• morning when he screamed.
: She bad broken his arm.
;. Another day, Jay rolled over
l: in bed. A diffe'J'ent bone snapped. i Four.year-old ia1 Mandeville,
i who bad about a dozen broken
: bones before he was born and
: has suffered from about 30 more I alDee then, is one or an
l estimated 30,000 or more people
in the United States who suffer
t from osteogenesis lmperfeda. a j brittle bone disease.
THERE IS no known cure.
t Jay. the son of J ohn and Jean I · ; Mandeville of Minneapolis, has t a severe case of 01. He weighs ! : only 19 pounds and his tiny,
) twisted legs will not support
t him. He is, however. able to use
: bis little arms and has some
l •
1 dexterity in bis hands.
~ While he is normally cheerful
~ and can laugh and play with
1 other children, Jay cannot risk
; physical contact, so the
. activities are limited to verbal
games with little physical
activity.
But the Mandevllles don't i want to shelter their son too
: much.
"I WANT him to have all the
: experiences be can have and it
; takes a lot or extr a thought."
' Mrs . Mandeville says. "He gets
: more out of everything he does
: than anybody else I know."
; While his physical activity is
• limited, he likes to swim with ! help and enjoys having bis
' mother or fat.her bold him up so
• he can "dance .. when be listens
to records. i "I like 'Rubber Duckie'," Jay
i says when asked bis favorite
\song. He also enjoys children's
I plays and concerts and church
and school events.
BOWEVEll, the MandeyUles
say the time since Jay was born
bas bee n difficult. Iha.
, M aodeville says the hardest
times are when Jay ls hurt.
, "How do you ever 1et used to
, that? At Cbrlstma.a. Jay bad a
.broken arm and leg. Tbat•a.
terrible for a ~year-old, but if
you just co ahead you can ltill
have a good time," she says.
Dr. Lowell Lutter. an
ortbopedlc surgeon who .ii Jay's
plQ'1ldan.1BY• ddldren ~the dlHue ''appear to be normal or -
l>etter mentally, perbaps
beawe of their contact wttb
ad.it.."
about their kid s," Mrs .
Mandeville says.
"T hey'r e real bright.
res ponsive kinds of kids -
interested in everything. That in
some ways makes it easier to
get through."
Jay is generally accepting of
bis disease, Mrs. Mandeville
says, although be bas learned to
speak up when he reels be is in
danger.
"Things be obviously can't do.
be doesn't get frustrated about.
But things be tries to do and
can't, that frustrates him,'' Mrs.
Mandeville says.
"BUT HE'S never down.
never depressed," she adds.
The Mandevilles bad never
heard o f osteogenesis
i m perfecta before Jay, their
first child. was born.
The disease is hereditary -a
parent with 01 has a 50·50
chance of passing it on -but
also can result rrom a gene
mutation. which apparently was
the case with Jay. Hi s 2·year -old
sister, Laura, shows no signs of
01.
"IT'S CHANGED our lives
completely." Mandeville says.
"With o s teogenes i s
imperfecta. the broken bone is
Just the tip of the iceberg. Its
ripple goes all the way down
through the family and
community stru cture," Dr
Lutter says.
The basic defect is fUn<:tional.
Severe cases or 01 are usually .....
marked by deforming rractures,
dwarfism, premature deafness,
teeth that c rumble away ,
excessive sweating and chronic
constipation. Al.so, the whites of
the eyes are generally blue. In
patients with less severe cases,
the disease may not be apparent
to others.
PRESENCE OF the disease
cannot be detected until very
late in pregnancy, said Dr.
Lutter , co-director or the 01
cli nic at Gillette Children's
Hospital in St. Paul, Minn., one,
of a handful of such clinics ln the
nation.
The cause of the d15order lm't1
known. Researchers have
identified different types of
collacen, a substance present in
the body's connecUve Uuue,
bones and carUJage, and think
there may be a difference ln the
collagen in people auffertn1
rromOl
"Because the bones don't have·
normal strenitb they bend. so
aome kids may bave
deformities. Tbe bones also
break. Fraeturea can occur
puttinl cm a aboe or Just tundne
over. Tbey burt just u much u
in a normal·bODed lndlndual
and tMe J\llt .. lOOI to heal, ••
Dr. Lutter IQS.
F&ACl'V&ll:8 become le11
frequent u an 01 victim srows
older,• NJI.
"The bcme c1oee set 1troa1er
with maturity and al.lo U... ll
le.11 adi.t\1. Kld9 learn to adapt
to tbt dlMaH IDd cut back on
plapieal 11Ctivlt1 ...
Tb• cmlJ NCOIDlMd treatment
aow it orthopedic pb11lcal
craay ... dller•PJ,Dr.~IBJt.
We sell first quality and discontinued
merchandise from Sears Retail a nd
Catalog Distribution.
"Was" prices quoted are the regular pnces at which the
items were formerly offe red by Catalog or in many
Sears Retail stores around lhe country.
Steel Belted Radial Tires 50°/o off
Model # Size Were
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Light
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Patio Furniture
Clearance
were $38.99
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AM/FM
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was $189.95
Now s13500
Extension Ladders
600!0 off
Slightly Damaged
Example: 38 ft.
wer~ $156.00
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50°/ooff
All Patio Furniture
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Trash Tole
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Ranges
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Luggage Clearance
40°/o to 50o/o off·
on Luggage In Stock
Electronic
Bug Wackers
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:-:i'ogetlaeraess of the Third Kind .. ..
"•Today is Grandparent's Day but some. families started
:. th_e salute10"Ule third gener~tion Saturday. Bonita and
: Richard tip~ sketch for Richard John Rapier, 17, of
:: Costa ~. ,.,ne of their 11 grandchildren. Lucille
Thomas of Corona del Mar shows what she bas learned
in ukelele class for grandsons, Stephen and Raymond
George of South Laguna.
Af.des Show ClaS~, Expertise .
Volunteers Can Upgrtuh Caliber of Sclwol Services
The libraries, reading
clinics, lunch rooms and
playgrounds of area
schools 1et pretty unru·
ly if there's no one to
k eep an eye o n
youngsters.
Most campuses have
volunteer jobs for
parents who want to add
something t o their
~bildren's education and
PActF4C YllW
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Chapel
3500 Pacific VlflW Drive
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Costa Mesa
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quired for the fall
classes offered by the
South Coast Literacy
Council. Can Estelle
Rosenthal at 493-3800.
TUSTIN'S Women's
Law Center aaka for
help lntervtewtn1 client&
seeking legal guidance.
Audrey Sipiora baa de·
tails at 832-2202.
A Costa Me sa
muscular dystrophy pa·
Uent needs conversa·
lional Spanlah tutoring.
Sandy Hanauer will ar·
range it at 979-7212, ext.
34.
A Santa Ana pre
school needs helpers to
read and tell stories to
charges. Games and
other activities are part
of the effort. Call
Demaris Butler for de·
tails at S42·921S.
THE VOLUNTAaY
Action Centers also list
a variety of openin1s
that match stilla with
s bortcomlnis. For the
south county. call the
V AC at 815-9210 or
833-9278. In the west,
ca 11 818-0CM3.
Elt.ber agency will put
helpers ln touch wltb
program. auch u the
probation department's one-to-one relationships.
with juveniles or adulta.
A special aeries of proj-
ect s ls also offered
lbrou1h the V ACs lor
those 65 or older.
Repertory Theater's
voluntary usher staff.
Applicants are asked to
work one night a week
during the run of a
perforui.ance.
The openlnc produc-
tion of ''Wild Oata"
becim Oct. 2 and rum
throup Nov. 4. Interest·
ed penom should call
SCR actminltt.raUve Of·
fices ln Co.ta Mesa al
957·2802 or the box of.
flee, 957--4033, lo leave
their names and phone
numbers with the recep-
lloni1t.
Besides seelna the
plays free of chu1e.
ushers are also in vlt.ed
to receptions with the
cast and take part In
other SCR company
project&.
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COUNTY I OBfTUAPUE8
-TO
SPEAK
OUT!!
THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA IS HOLDING
A PUBLIC MEETING. THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING
IS TO ASK CITIZENS FOR THEIR OPINION REGARDING
WHAT IS NEEDED IN THE CITY'S HOUSING AND COM·
MUNITV DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DURING THE YEAR
1980 . 1981.
THIS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING
TIME AND PLACE:
DATE:
TIME:
Wednesday, September 12, 1979
7:30 p.m.
PLACE: Downtown Community Center
594 Center St. (oppq_site Lions Park)
Costa M85a, California
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS CAN EXPRESS THEIR
OPINIONS TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVEL·
OPMENT COMMITTEE AT THE TIME AND PLACE IN·
DICATED ABOVE, OR CALL 754-5327.
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Naturals for any room
and natural insulators.
too. JC Penney woven
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Practically carefree. in
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On our enilre Une of cu.tom carpeting.
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H>Cony plush. Padding and lnatellat1on available at regular price.
"Afterglow"', reg. $26, late 1181q. yd.
"Genteel", reg. S10, Sale 113 eq. yd.
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YOU MYS aaNTaD a Hatta at W. Briua. A eulta ll a amall, fac.
tloeal, oo room bou.ae.
Tb.ere h 1tot much
furniture: juat a bed, •
,tab&e, afewebain.
But walk out the ler·
race door and there aa
Acapulco Bay beneath
you, and your own private pool to your aide.
It ia an lnvit&Uoo to for1et tbe months you
have JUll been through.
On the plane down from the Stat.ea, and
at the airport ID Mexico, the travelers bad
been sullen and aqry-faced and even surly.
But now, a week into YOW' stay, you feel the
remnants of daily tensions 1oing away.
You bold a hardback book in front of you
oa the terrace. Tbere ls somelhinl about
paperbacks that woo 't do for a Ume like thia.
Such an escape ls an occu!oo; It calls for
some formality, some ceremony. There la
aomethinc aublltantlal about a hardback. It
speaka of a commitment to the book.
THE MEXICAN Al& does somethine
funny to the pages, making them brltUe and
damp at the same time, and you read at your
leilure. making no effort to try for speed.
Your day1t start quieUy. There ls no
alarm, no wakeup call; instead, the sun
crawls unobtrusively across the tile floor in
your caaita unUl it reaches your eyes and
stln you from sleep.
There is no need to worry about prepar-
1 n g breakfast. During the hours around
dawn, someone bu come and left a basket of
freshly baked rolls and a pot of coffee outside
your door, and ao you retrieve them and take
them to the terrace.
The view of the bay makes it somehow'
possible to do without the "Today" show or
your morning paper
ACAPULCO ITSELF can be a city of
squalor and loudness, if you stay around the
giant hotels . But here you are up m the bills,
' and none of the sounds or the revelers can
reach you; it is as if you are looking at a
snapshot.
When you become hungry, you summon
men in Jeeps, who drive up through the bills
to bring you your lunch. That ls really tbe OD·
ly foreip IOUDd you baye been beariq: the
mot.on and lhlftlng gean of the Jeeps u
they move tmouab the roads can")'inC meals.
You eat u you watch the boats on the
bay, and you realize that you have seen no
one from the outalde. Your caaita is con-
Mn&eted ao that It la Isolated from view; thia
la the closest thing to abandoninc the
civilized world, and it feels cood.
YOU HAVE HAD AN American
newspaper brought up with your meal, and
you read about more storms. Out on the bay,
ln the di.stance, you can see men lifted into
the air by parachute devices as they water-
ski.
You find a piece of shade and you sleep
for some of the afternoon. Your dreams are
strange ones; they have to do with things that
matter back in the States, and when you
awaken with a start you realize that those
things don't really matter, after all. Ju.at a
dream.
You read eome more, finding that you
can pay closer attention to the words than
you do back home, where the pace of living
can make even reading a harried and un·
welcome activity. You wonder why that is;
wby·you have let that happen to you.
YOU DISCOVEll THAT while you were
sleeping, someone has brought a bowl of
fresh fruit. You take a bunk of pineapple, and
you put the rest in your small refrigerator. ll
will be dessert tonight.
When night does come, torrents of cool
air rush up the hill.a and into your caaita.
There la no need for air coodltlonln&. Dlatant
muaic, and the music of nieht animals, fill
the air and lull you back to sleep.
In the morning there ls the bluebird on
your ral.Ung again~ You talk to it, and you
wonder what to do about all tbia. You ahould
write a postcard home, you decide. And that
la what tb1a baa been ..
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Bu(lget-conscious Dig Guatemaki
TILUID TO 'l'll'S Mqaa -wbo luld AmP·
tn111 ad~ arcblt4dure. and tecb.Doioo -modern Ouat.mala baa becOme a dell.,.. tw
pbotosl"Qben, b.latol1w ...... ...,. ~-...
Jta ~-bes IOI' neobltlon. lta mart.U offer eountlna bar1ala1, and ita volcanic
acenel')' makea ao e:icellent backdrop for
camen-comcloua vtaitora.
A relatively "undiscovered" vacation
deaUnaUon, Guatemala la recelYlnl an lncreu·
inl flow of visitors from Nortls America. Frt1bt.ened by devaluation ID &mope, they de-
Usbt 1D dl.lcovering dollar pqwer ber'e. where
the local currency <the quetsal, named for tbe
national bird) la pe11ed to the U.S. dollar, ad-
din1 atablllty to vacation 1hopplll1 coats.
American money la widel>' acceptAML
THE AVEL\GE P&ICE for a deluxe bot.el
is $32 per nl&bt. and a complete steak dinner
may be purchased for $8.50.
In addition to attractive economlc1,
Guatemala off era viaitora a 1entle climate, with
temperatures rarely dipping below 80 desrees.
Known as "the land of Eternal Sprtq," cond.l·
lions vary tliebtly from the Jungles of the
coastal plains <both Pacific and Caribbean) to
the mountains which make up two-thirds of the
country.
Since spring-like conditions prevail all year,
visitors should bring medium·weigbt clothin&,
ll1ht sweat.era, walking shoes and bathinl suits.
Most new amvala start lo Guatemala City.
Famous for Spanish colonial cburcbea, an in·
tricate cathedral and a bustling central market,
the capital houses a apectacular collection of
Mayan art in lta Mueum of Arcbaeolon and
Ethnology. More Indian artifacts are displayed
in the Muaeums of Natural History and
Popular Arts and Crafts.
English ls spoken ln Guatemala Clty and
other major tourlat centers, but Spaniah and
some 20 Indian dialects are used by natives.
Half or the 5.7 million vuatemalans are Indians,
and Cbichicaatenango is the primary living
lesson in Indian history.
Ma,xa-Quicbe lndians hawk their wares in a
circus-like atmosphere on Thursdays and Sun-
daya. The Indiana even use the Catholic Cburcb
of St. Thomas, in the villa1e square, for re-
Semo rs
To View
SA Films
Dl.acovertnc the won-
d era of the world
throueh film will be the focua of a program for
citizen.a offered by Santa
Ana College's Services
Program.
Called "Discovery
Unlimited" the series
will feature five films
beginning this month
and running through
January 1980.
Ticket. price of SlO in·
cludea transportation to
and from screenings at
three convenient loca-
tions in Santa Ana and
Orange.
All shows will begin at
7:30 p.m. oo acheduled
Tu es days . Bua
transportation ii availa-
ble only with a series
tic ke t but Individual
tickets will be sold at the
door to seniors for $2.
The program begins
Sept. 25 with "In·
calanda" and la followed
on Oct. 9 by "Rare
Jewels of the Mediterra-
nean and on Nov. 6 by
"Holland and the Amaz-
ing Out.ch."
''Rome and the
Italians" will 1creen
Jan. 8 and the final film
w 111 be "Br-av o,
Portugal" oo Jan. 22.
EXPERIENCE NEW .. HEJOHTS" BY CUMBINO OUATEllAl.A'S TOIPlE Of JAGUAR
Ugious rituals -by special agreement with the
resident priest.
For sheer natural beauty. few sites in the
world n val male-high Lake AtlUan, northwest of
Anti gua. Th1s water-filled soow-~apped volcano
crater 1s surrounded by even more imposing
volcanoes plus Indlao villages named ror the 12
apostles Visitors can crul.ae the lake by day and
stay overnight lo a bot.el on the aborellne.
TO REALLY SA•PLE the flavor of
Guatemala. it la essential to try the food. The
nation la knOWD for Ila coffee but its other pro-
duce LS al.lo tempting. Bat beta for foreign
palates are rellemtoa de picWmo<lrted bananas
stuffed wtth black beam). chila rdlnoa (green
and red peppers stuffed wtth meat>.~ en chaca
cchacken cooked m cider>. or obojtn (JDarinated
chopped radlsbes ).
For further information, see your travel
agent or write Guatemala ToarUt C.oauniaaion.
P 0 . Box 523850. Mlami, Fla. 331SZ.
uncJef UJl~IUC".ll()fl Novefnt:>ef 19061
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SAVINGS The Panama Canal-such a part of America's great·
ness. (As a part of the history of that eng1ne~nng.
marvel. the first trip out of the U.S. by a President 1n
offi ce was made by Theodore Roosevelt to the Canal
site in 1906 }
man. Cartaqena. Cristobal. Canal Transit. Balboa. Ca-
nal Transit . San Andres. Cozumel. Galveston. $1460 to
$2695* And a 15-day Christmas/New Year's Double-
Trans1t Panama Canal Cruise. Sa1hng Dec. 21. '79
Galveston. Monrego Bay. San Juan. St. Thomas. Car-
tagena. Cristobal. Canal Transit. Batboa.·eanal Tran-
sit. San Andres. Grand Cayman. Cozumel, Galveston.
$1830 to $3375:" •Per person. double oc cupancy.
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Lou, and other famlly and frieodt repeat.cl
those wof'dl lhat cold ni1ht ln lhe bl1. dim room
with whi1perlo1 machinery and dripplq l.V
bottles.
Shannon doe• not recall her name btlnt
called IO often durin1 her 17 da11 ln the bolplLal
and moot.hi ol recovery. after beint bit by a
car.
"I'm doin' fine," tbe Coit Jntermedlate
School aeventh·1rader aay1 ln a vlllt with ber
former fellow patient, alt.bouah a bit 1byly.
"Shannon. . .Shannon. . .Shannon. . . "
bu no 1i1nlflcance untll 1be 1lHp1, bu
nl1btmares and 1cream1 out, fracturin1 the
blackoeu.
THE GAUGE AT the family home COO·
talna the corpse of her crumpled, yellow Huffy
10-apeed bicycle, almost aymbollcally covered
with a fuuy old gray blanket.
A freckle-faced brunette, Shannon cannot
remember what happened at the moment she
rode it to Ila deatlt a nd almost to hen.
She does remember hailstones the aiae of ping-pong balls.
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HAUNTING WORDS PROMPTED REUNION
Shannon Emerick Can't Recell Accident
"We had a hall fight and then I had the acci-
dent." she saya simply, cuddling her huge bfack
cat, Mldnjght.
Fountain Valley Police Officer Ri ck
f''undcr, 35. a cop for nearly 13 years and Fire
Oepartmenl Paramedic Gary,. Wuchner re·
member the broken child In the street.
_ "l'VE SEEN A LOT or accidents," says
Officer Funder. "Lookln1 at her, I didn't feel
there wu a chance It was that day It hailed ao
hard that it ~ed like snow "
SJtan,oon took " 1hortcul In the downpour to a 11hoppin& um...r 8h~ waa unfamlUar with the
area afnr...i her fA1m1ly bad 'ual moved into Youn·
tam V•All.-y two w~ek• f'r.rher
''f!verytJl>dy ••Y• J wu with my friend
Tht>mu," ~•1w1m uyi;, thlnluna back beyond
t~.. hliwktMtM f ••,~d IJy 11 ~vere br11Jn con·
('UHJIJ(J lilnd '~'~' lnJufk•
But J h•u~ Vi 1V1 IJ1 Uw 1111re for my •later
for tttno. bt.¥rl.iu111t ' 61t1d y 1tnti gum •nd th•l '•
whe:n J ~ bJt I~ U1o1· ' "'
HH~ WA IS 'rAIUt.N IJJ the h<>11pllal un
c:on~~At* 111• 111 J Alfl4t IJ1>e Ghll.dren rartsly c11rry
ldenllflc 11t11m '11rd1 ''' flAtm~ h&•. • f1tc t
authorlll•• wi~uld like lo rh•nl", and no
neighbor• «'.Wjd ~tlcntJty tM:r, t,.Cltu.M •h• wu
ao new ill ~ ar••
Nobody wHt.rA uni• 1.W.nc h r t.o the hospltaJ
"l,lUJt kl.di rully "tit "' )'lJU, .. U)'I
Wuchner "You dnv• 11 Ult.le fut..r •n.d you
work 11 llu.IM futMr. It'• Jui.t UMI n1ture of the
Job.
"I Uke io1n1 w f'•1untaln Valley CommunJty
Ho1pllal Ur f'el e And•r1on h•• a
aood ll'Mr&ttlC)' room IAsam ...
''111£Y a l!,\l.LV DIDN'T think ahe wH
10101 to mak• It when ahl Int to th4I hotpital
that niebt," H)'I Shannon'• mother, a NCret.ary
at Comtel an lrv1M electronka flrm.
"Her behavior wb•n 1be eeme out of lt wH
unbelievable. 8 be WH bltln.t people and
1cr••minc. SM'• .UJJ aotnc to tlM pt)'cblat.rUt.
Her ll4Ul'OIUl'pOa pushed for t.bat."
Shannoa, mtanwhll• -puuMd at all t.he
attention and fa.11 over what 1b1 oannot
.remember -ll fut becomlnf a typteal teen.
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poUeeaa • 1 ~ w&Ula trw dayt bu other ~l•11M .-eim1 too.
''I'm 1ot•1 lo M a veterlnarlan or a Joell•r··· ... f •• ,.. --:.-.. want a ~bnd. I Wt• Appalootu,
and Pa.&om•w an cute. And I like Siberian
buatiel and l a1lo llk• tbardl, but m1De au cited."
o.pite ~~uri .. -blr left lee la atlll eomewhal wt ud be1" rtOt bean a terri-
bl• acar -SbaGDOG made tbe Kbool boaor roll
lHt Nmetl« wttb betp from a bome tulol'.
0 0 c (3 z 8HI! Al...80 HAI A proud DIW pouaalon to
rlde, a brl1bt red Huffy 10.apeed Calypso btcy.
cle.
"She bd oo rear of It ... J didn't want to 1et
Lhe aarne k!nd, but lt'a all they bad," aaya Mn
Emeriok, mot.her of three older cblldren.
"It WU nice to meet YOU," Shannon tells the
new1man from the curtalned ICU cubicle Just
down from hen. "I don't remember you from
the hOIJ)ital."
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l:louton quarterbaek Detrick Brown ran ff Juda
to Ht QP tbil Coucan' third TD aad tor all illteot and~•, it wu over at Zl·t. 8"dDll rallied behind Riek Baabore'a 22·
Jard ~/aaa plaJ' to Tlm Wrtalttmaa with •:.c> left md tbe ball qain, before a 21-yard
peaaltJ Id.Bed tbetr final hopes with aecooda re-maining.
A tipoff to poalble Bndn m.iaeries came 1D the
ftnt period wbea UCLA wu forced to aeWe for a
Peter Boenneester field goal after an off.sides
ne1ated an apparent one-yard touchdown plunge
by Antboay FA&ar.
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• .,,. oqbt to 1tay oa.akMI on fowtb·aad-ooe
Md W ClllOt to 1ta~ On·iklle CID tM 1oa1 line," laid UCLA Coach Terry DGOaluae.
•emlftCAL S&l&OU wen wbat beat UI, U
nil Ma IOOd HouatGD team. 11uee baterceptiona dlU ., ....,. elt.bel' ...
TM eouree ol ttae blteleeptlom wu Bubore,
W'bo blil• tbe al-t wtth five C01Dpletiou 1D bia tint alDe atteblpta fort• yardl. But thl.qs went
IOar after that, cletplte the fourtb-qurter TD pass
to Wrllbtmu.
llaUltoo'1 tlnt TD wu aet up when Bashore
tried to damp a pa.u CID a broken play, but bia ef·
fCll't -.led u;p 1D David Hoqe'a baDda and Houlton
wu 11 Jardl away from paydirt with 8:09 )eft 1D
the tldnt quarter. It wu the ft.nt time the ex-
plosive Couaan bad possession deeper than the
UCLA48.
Brown capped the drive with a five-yard pass
to Hubert Miller and momenta later, the Coutan
were at it aaain. bar1lne 89 yardl in 13 plays to
take the lelld, capped by Brown's one-yard rollout.
"I WAS TllYING to dump it." Bashore said of
that critical third-quarter interception.
<See UaA, Pa1e BZ)
CHARLES WHITE
Suffers Injury
Trojans Top Te~h, 21-7
Speelal &o llae Daily .,.._.
LUBBOCK, Texas -For those people who tboupt the USC Trojana were a one-man football team, Saturday's victory over
Texa1 Tech should prove otherwi&e.
All-America tailback Charles White, the leading c~r rusher
in Pactfic-10 history, missed most of the seuon opener when he
bruised a shoulder in the second quarter. ·
But fullback Marcua Allen, who carried the ball just 31 times
as a freshman last year, picked up the slack by gainine 105 yards
on 20 carries to lead USC to a 21·7 victory.
IN ADDmON, MICHAEL BA YES, who wu a back-up wide re·
ceiver before spring drllla, came off the bench to more than amply fill
White's role at tailback. Hayes.5-9, 17Spouoda. eained 84yardlon19
totes inhia firatcollege gameaa a run.nine back.
There were plenty of other unheralded Trojans gaining the
spotlight. After Anthony Munoz. the 6-7, 280 pound OuUand Trophy
candidate, went out with an injured knee, freshman Joe Murray
came in to plug the gap on the offensive line.
Vic Ra.kbshani, the Edison High grad who caught juat nine
passes all of last season , got the call when use drove in for the
clinching touchdown in the fourth quarter. Rakbsbani, wbo doubles
as a tight end and flanker. bauJed in a one-yard toss from Paul
McDonald for hls third touchdown as a Tro1an.
Wlute, a candidate for the Heu man Trophy, gained 39 yards on
<SffTllOJANS. Page BZ I
Angel Magic Co01es Back
A,.WI,..,....
Barr Keeps Game Close, Baylor Wins It
By DA VE CUNNINGHAM
Of -o.lty ,. .... S4Mf Dave Frost, Mark Clear and Don Aase
joined the Angels' ever .growing injury List
this week, and the rest of the staff has
been struggling.
So when Manager )im Fregosi gets a
long, solid pitching performance out of
somebody, be doeso 'l like to see it wasted
For more than seven innings Saturday
night. it appeared that was exactly what
was going to happen.
JIM BARR HAD LIMITED Milwaukee
to two runs, one or them unearned. in his
best outing since the All-star break. But he
was losing. 2-0.
Theo the magic that bas given the
Ancell 36 come-from-behind victories this
season returned. Two singles and two
walks tied the game. and Don Ba)'lor
drilled a two-out single in Lhe bottom of the
eighth to give Barr and the Angels a 3 ~
victory
"We're never out of a ballgame."
Baylor said. ·•we've got the guys to do
what has to be done "
l 'NTIL THE EIGHTH. Brewer nghl
hander Lary Sorensen had hmlled the
Angels to four scratch i.ingles He had
never been 10 trouble
Barr was philosoph1cal about being out
pitched and was preparing h1mseU for the
worst
"I was domg my JOb. l Just had to keep
us close and hope for the best,'' Barr said
"As lt turned out, the best came around."
Frost bas a sore arm and will be
sidelined for 10 days, Aase b.as a s1m1lar
problem and 1s on a clay-to-day basis,
while Clear 1s out for another three or four
days wtlh t.end101tis.
Those IOJUrtes may be the reason
Fregos1 was so excited about Barr's
performance
"WITII THE TUFF HE HAD tonight,
he could have shut out any team in
baseball." Fregosi said. ··M11waukee
hasn't been shut out au year and when you
hold them to two runs. that's quite an ac-
complishment .. ·
The Brewers· first run was set up by an
error on seeond bas~an Bobby Grieb.
and the second cam e on Jim Gantner's
first home run smce Mpy 1978.
G ncb at.ooed for h\s error by starting
<See ANGELS, Pa1e B2>
College Scores 'B11zzie? Buzzie 's Not In'
USC21, TexasTech7
Houston U ,UCLA 16
California 17, Arizona St. 9
Tu lane 33, Stanford 10
Alabama30,Ga. Tech6
Purdue41, Wlsconsin20
Mlchioan 49, Northwestern 7
Mic h. St.33, Illinois 16
Mlssouri45,SanOlegoSt.15
San JoseSt.48, Utah St. 48
BYU 18, TexasA&M 17
Long Beach St. 9, Boise St. 7
Nevada CLV )35, CS Fullerton 14
Phone( y) lnteroiew Explains Actions
Ring' Ring'
"Hello, Buuie Bavasi's office. may I help
you?"
"Yes. this is Super Sport I would hk e to talk
to Buzzie."
"Oh, I'm sorry, but Mr Bavas1 won't be 1n to
day. I'm his secretary Fran Flack. Can t be of
some help?"
"I DON'T KNOW. l'M CALLING about
Buz:de's problem with the media this year "
"Ob, that, no need to worry. Mr. Bavas1 is JUst
suffering from a social disease."
"I don't really want to get mto Buu1e's
personal life. ma 'am, but I am concerned w1tb b.is
actions this season ."
JOHN McENROE CELEBRATES SEMIFINAL VICTORY. CompteteScorH, P•geBS
"No. you don't understand. It 's not the kind of
social disease you're thinking of. Mr. Bavas1 has
been under a lot of pressure since he came to the
Angels in 1977. Everybody expe<:ted him to make
the Angels a winner right away. And when he
didn't, people, including the press. called him a lot
or names."
~tin Def eats Navratilova
"What does that have to do with hi s violent
tendencies. Fran'>'·
"WEU.. TIOS SEASON THE ANGEL.S are
winning and be feels he's not getting the credit he
deserves from the media. Instead. the press is
focusing its attentions on J im Fregos1, Nolan
Ryan. Brian Downing and Don Baylor."
"Yeah. but he's going to get hurt. if he keeps
this up Somebody's going to forget he's a general
manager and natten his face."
It's McEnroe, Gerulaitis "And be flnd.s this offensive?"
"Most certainly, that's why he's vent.mg bis
fruttratlons at the media. He figures that's the only
way to get some notice."
"Oh. but Mr. Bavasi 1s very select.Ive on who
he fights. He"ll only pick on people be feels he can
beat up, or ones in which be doesn't care if be
keeps good relations. l don't think he'll ever fight
anybody from the Los Angeles Times.•·
NEW YORK <AP ) -Twenty-
year-old John McEnroe pounded
defending champion Jimmy
Connors, 6-3, 8-3, 7 ·5, Saturday to
gain the final of the U.S. Open
Tennia Championships.
He will meet Vltaa Genalalt:l..s
in today's all-New Yorker final.
~.AITBEa 8~8 BEEN
popUla( 'WiGI tbelr home crowds,
wb.o lleem always to root for
thelr oppon•ts -no =m• how unpopular tbelr op ta
have bee. 1be ~ton even
fav ored llle Naaiaae when
McEnroe plaJed him ln the
• MCCllld .............. That match
WU hlllted ll blilhMI While the
apeetatcn protested an umptn•s ,_._911tnetNaataM.
"I tblak lt'a the 11ltlmate
1.ron,," MW lie~. "'!'bey
dla't bow"'° -to cbeer far
defending champion Chris Evert
Lloyd.
Connors, 27, will be absent
from the final for the first time
ln six years. He won the tiUe in
1974, '78 and '78, and was a
fln.U.t in '75 and TT.
It ls the first U.S. Open final
for both Gerulaltla and
McEnroe. Both learned the
same at the Port Wuhlqton,
N.Y .• teD.011 academ y. "We
didn't plQ macb a&alnat each
other, t.bou&h," llcBnroe said.
"Be WU an old man. I WU 14
andhew•lB."
•&AN1fBILB II' AUSTIN
ebould happen to b.;at Lloyd ebe
wtU beeome the youneeet ever to
capture the U . S. women's
crown.
She is only U, won't turn 17
unW Dec. 12. Maureen "Little
llo" Connolly ••• only two
weeb abort ol ber 1'7tb birtbdaJ
wbeo abe won the flnt ol her
three~ American ttu. In
lt51. Lloyd WU 20 When lhe WOil
her flnt ol four 1D 1175.
Austin bu beaten all tbe top.
ran.klnc women playen at one
time or another. It waa abe wbo
broke UoJd'• n ... ,.ar wtnnlna
streak on clay l.D the Italian·
cbampiombi199 at Rome tb.iJ
year.
"OK, ao he's a little in.secure. But does he have .
to knock trays out of reporters· bands, or verbally
embUTau them in Cront ol their peen, or pick a
fi1ht rtcbt in the middle of tbe press box? Who
does be think be is, anyway, Robert Conrad?"
''I lJNDEasTAND YOUR CONCERN, but if
be doesn't strike out at the media, who's be eoing
to 10 after? Gene Autry? Certainly not his boss.
Jlm Fregosl? OK, ao be wasn't bi.a choice as
manaeer, but Mr. Bava.si ian't stupid enouth to
pick a ftlbt with an Italian bluer than be is.
Nolan Ryan? Althou1b he's reneeed on some
flaandal promi8es to him, llr. Bava.si bu to keep
thln11 l1DOOtb becaute Ryan is becominl a free
a1ent. Don Ba7lor? You've got to be kiddln&.
"So, )'OU can see there's nobody left except the
media."
"BUT THAT'S NOT FA.IR."
"I know, but what are you going to do?"
'TU tell you what I'm going to do. When will
Buzzle be in his office next?"
•'Oh. that's hard to say. He 'told me to tell
everybody he bad the chicken pox."
"The chicken pox'"
"Yes. But just between you and me, the
William and Morris advertising agency bas him
booked solid for the entire week in San Francllco.
Philadelphia, New York and Texas."
"I don't follow."
"Well, the baseball owners in those cities are
having problems with the press and they've con·
tracted Mr. Bava•i to straighten tb.inp out."
"And be accepted?"
"Ob, most certainly. He said be didn't want to
wa1~ all bia talent on Ora.nae County. He's got
political ambitions, you know. If be can't cet Jim·
my ~arter's job. he'll setUe for Bowie Kuhn'•·"
Did Lucky Goal D:eci~e Soccer Bowl?
WMt 8ftir .. ~ tlM O.mee, tbe
.... .... tMm in u.. leape, M'fty~
ooe •• '\f:,.-:; * about ,.ulnc to t11e a.a. _.. le Jmt a snat ,....., ..
ftJDW'k'• MeODd 1Ml the same ..... ... • low lbot that took off after Tampa Ba1 defender Barry
KJtelMDir 4llaeeted lt. "n.. bell cbaneed
cllreeU. llld Rowdle aoau• Zeljto BUed1 nner had a ebaaee. 'Whyman
dWa't .. to "' It .... 1..etJ aoaa. lmt .,..,. • .-a•& _.. tt would
have IOllll ln wltbcMA tbe 4lfteeticD..
''TllS ONLY Dlnll:&SNCS wu I
I
. ,
blt It low and when lt deflected it went
up," be said. "The keeper didn't move
anyhow."
Tbe Rowdin, 1eeond best to the
Cotmoe last 7ear, were pblloeophlcal
att.r tbe defeat. ,
"We Iott 3-1 llllt year. ).1 tbia year,
we're 1ettln1 el0ter," Tampa Bay
Coach Gonion Jaao1aid.
'he 1a~1Qed at Olanta Stadium.
t.be home of u.e detbroQed two.
tlme cllftMlac ...... Ooemol, at.-
tracted a crowd ot 50,•. ltowffer,
there werets,MJ Ucketa eold with many'
of' the no·1bow1 attributed to tbe
absence of tbe Cosmos, wbo were
eliminated by Vancouver lutSaturday .
WBY•AaK, WHOSE TWISTED
ankle put bia etatua 1D doubt earlier 1D
the weet, awoke tbe llusallb Whttecape
with bi1ftnttallyatUM12:17 mark.
Up to that point., tM Rowdies bad full
control ol tbe midfield and bad beld
Vancouver without a abot. Then Wyman, a 28-year-old center•forward
from ra11w, pleb4 up• Jiwe Mil in·
aide U.. mld&ld 1trlpe, aprtil&ed 15
yard.a and UD1eMbed a 23-Jard blaat
that 1qulrted throuJb the bandl of
BUeck.l • -
A Catteute "epott ''°'" the Wortd of Sporta
Outfield i8 the Battlefield;
Bonds is Getting Bombed
f're• AP ~Mdel
CLEVELAND -Hard-hlttiftl outllelder Bob-• by 8oodA ol t.he Cleveland lndJam bemoans, "This
I:. my most miserable year ln baseball, a year I
"'lll try to for~, as soon as poulble." The 33-y -old. 11-year veteran of six major leacue
teams claim.a eveland fans have declared war on hlm and
are winninC.
.. They want to p rove a point -they ·hale me.
They've proven at:• Bonds sald an.er Fri·
day night's come-from-behind 9-8 victory
over the Toronto Blue Jays .
Manager Dave Garcia removed Bonds
in the eighth tnnine because of abuse
directed al the right fielder from the
stands.
"This is by far my toughest year in
baseball. I 've been called everything ...
I'd like to go lnto the stands after them.
but I know I won 't ."
Bonda says he does not want lo play
the outfield again this season. but pro-
bably will. "I wish we couJd play every game on the road. but
that would be unfair to the rest or the guys," he added
He has yet lo sign a contract with the Indians for 1980.
Bonds, hitting .279. says bis batting has been affected by
a cyst on the inside of the bridge of tus nose next to his left
eye. And he says the heckling he gets in the outfield "bothers
me ment.a.Uy.''
Bonds added: "I've been trying too hard not lo do
anything wrong and it's causing me to do a lot or things
wrong. I 'm playing lousy "
And as Bonds poured out his reehngs of rejection, he
added "I said I was willing to accept ridicule. Now they hale
me. They've said virtually everything they can s ay.
"Nobody likes to be a haled individual. I happen to be
one. I hear kids say the things they've learned from their
parents, who have the audacity to teach kids stupid mistakes.
It doesn't lake a genius lo act lJke a moron, ittakes a moron."
.------Quo•e of dw Day ------.
Puerto Ri can golfer Chi Chi Rodrttaft, on his accent.
"It's still embarrassing . I uked my caddie for a sand
wedge and 10 minute~ later he came back with a ham on
rye"
lf'11 ,~o C'onfe•f for Bid~ Delp
NEW YORK ·-"No contetit," said Bud Delp, ~
Spectacular Bid's trainer, wh en he found out the
half-mile Ume for the Marlboro Cup Saturday was
47 2/5.
There was stiJI five-eighths of a mile remaining in the
$300,000 race but Delp was right. It was no cont.est. Spec-
tacular Bid was back.
With Bill Shoemaker in the saddle, the colt, who missed
the Triple Crown when he was upset in the Belmont Slakes,
<'harged home five lengths in front of General Assembly with
his Belmont conqueror. Coastal, another l 'A lengths back.
''It was a smooth trip. a real Rolls Royce ... the way
Bid raced today," said the 48-year-old Shoemaker, who bas
ridden more than 7,700 winners.
ANGEL MAGIC •..
the eight-inning rally with
a •Ingle. Rick Mlller moved
bim to second on a hlt·and-run
around o ut and, a fter con -
'seculive walks loaded the buea.
Carney Lansford hit inlo a
fielder's choice to drive ln one
·run.
With two o ut, Dan Ford
sin&led to rilht field to tie it, 1.nd
'Baylor followed suit with bis
l'th game-winning RBI of the
year
POaD'8 CLUTCH HIT may
have been set up one tnnlac
earlier when an appar ent
bruabback pltcb got hJm UC!Y.
''Sormleil la aupposed to be a
rontrol plteber, and Ulla thin&
waa two feet lnalde," Ford said.
"J don't at.and very clote to the
)>late, and that plteb came too
clote to me.''
Ford *1ared at Soreuen, tben
1elled at htm to throw the ball
over the plate, addlat a few ob-
•ceait.lea. He eventually rued
out, ud wbeo Ford aot bla s:::.: .~.: .~.:'!~ 8111 CMtro na oa tbe mom4.
Pord'• ltu d.rln 1la1le to
rt1bt bnJuCliit the cnnrd oll'f,Gt '° (U ,....__. belped tM Mlll8 lnov-fo~r 1••., HHcf of
ltan1u CStJ lD UM American ........
TllS i\NGSIA MYS NOW woa ,_, ltrailllt. all ta__..
,rom ......... .tforil. '11M1 uve
110 woa flH of ala oo tbe
--and ..,..t., .... ··-=---~---i-'*'..,.·=· .,.. ~ Male .. ..... -~~J ''leillr ..,,. "•e'n ilOt • Jm& ........ ,... • We'n
gettin g a liWe of everything, all
at the right Umes."
John Montague came out of
the bullpen to log his fourth save
u an Angel, and he's only been
with the club 10 days. Barr de-
veloped a s mall blltter on his
rleht lndex tinier and didn't
come out for t.he ninth.
In eamJn1 only hts aecond vie·
tory since the All·•l•r break,
8arT aald he Cot ID Ullal from
former pit.chine coach~dle Al-
len. •
AN EX·COACB AT uec
(which Btrr ettended) aad UC
Irvine, Allen vl1tted Btrr prior
to the same
''He Just came by to HY btUo,
but he pointed o ut • ltw
mechanical thln11 J wu dotn1
wron•." Barr aay1. "I wu dl•I·
•ln1 my arm and openln1 up m,
body too soon on my dtllvery."
Whether the cban•• can help
him down t.he atretch rtmainl Lo•
be aeen. but It certainly helped
for one important n.lpt.
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•• *• £e••• S..ccte OtJer f{C
ICauu City dropped four 1ames bft1nd the Ill
Antell ln LIM American Leque W•t race wben ane. .....,.., l1'0-n1D homer lo the aeventb ln-
n!n1 lJ,ft.s Seattle p .. t tbt Royals, .. z. Seattle
starter P'loyd Bunlat.er picked up bla etahth '1dOI')' ID 2Z de-
clllom after a 1haby •tart and retired 15 ot lt blitten In one
1tretcb . • . Dee •e41ee. notched b11 eltbtb win, .II•
._....._ collected four hlu and Pat ..... alammed a solo
homer u Texas beat Mlnanota, 1-2, to
drop the Twias 5~ sames olJ t.be pace
. . . lllke l'laaaau became the major
lea1ue'1 flrat 21-1ame winner as be
pltthed Baltim~ to a 3-2 victory over
Boston. Carl Yutne•Ul. two bill aby ol
3,000 for his career . went bttleu in four al·
bats u t.he Red Sox felJ to 13~ 1ames
behind the sluling Orioles . . . &kk WIM
posted his 15th victory when Mark Har-
1rove arored the winning run ln t.he nlnth
lnnlng on an error as Cleveland nipped
110Cttn Toronto. S-4 .. Oakland beat lbe White
Sox, 2·1, when losing pitcher Mike Proly walked home Derek
Bryant with the winning run . . Doubles by •es&Je
Jad1.soa and Bobby Murcer helped llOll GaldrJ post his 10th
straight victory as the Yankees shaded Detroit, 5.3 . . Jn
the National League, San Francisco knocked Houston out of
first place in the West race when ,.._ Le•aa&er'a two-run.
inside-the-park homer in the eighth ioolng gave the Giants a
2 -1 decision .. Tony Perea drove In three runs with a
sacrifice fly and a two-run double as Montreal defeated St
Louis. 7·2, to move within one game of Piltaburgh ln the NL
East ... Pittsburgh dropped a 3·2 decision to the Mela when
JobJl Steams singled home Lee MuilU in the 15th inning
... Greg Lmimkl's tie-breaking single ln the eighth scored
Pete &o.e and gave Philadelphia a 9-8 victory over the Cubs
... Bob Slllrtey hurled a fi ve tutler and Geee Teaace belled
a bases-loaded triple lo gave San Diego a 9-2 laugher over
Atlanta.
..-------Ba•eflaU Todaw------·
On Utis date in baseball in 1965
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers hurled a
record fourth career no-hiller, a perfect game a1auut
the Chicago Cubs, and won J-0. The Dodgers maoa1ed
only one hit. Lou John.son's seventh-inrung double, off
Cub pitcher Bob Hendley. It was the only game 1n major
league history with JUst one tut.
Today's Birthday:
St. Loubi Cardinals outfielder Jerry Mumpbrey 1s
27.
11.S. 1t'o.wn Sfun Rusla
The United States women's basketball team-.
scored a s tacula r 83-81 upset or defendln
champion ~s1a Saturday in the 10th Worl~
University Games being held In Mexico City. It's
the first time mover :!D years that the US. has beaten Russut
to women's b~ketball The American men had an easy llme
beating BuJgana, 138-79 ... Trevor Dawklu scored the only
goal of the match 10 minutes before the final wtustle as the
Sacramento Gold defeated the California Sunshine, 1-0, to
capture the American Soccer League Western Division
playoff series Slnce the teams played to a scoreless lie.
Sacramento captured the sen es. The Gold had been leaa than
s pectatular during t.he regular season, posting a 13·11_. re
cord while the Sunshine had just two losses ... France's
J e an Pierre J1boaWe, in a Renault turbo car . turned in the
record time of 1: 34.58 at t.he Monza Autodrome to take the
pole for today's Grand Pnx of Italy formula-<>ne auto race
.. Tbomu Tamer, the paraplegic who was arrected when
he blocked an aisle at Baltimore 's Memorial Stadfom to pro
test the location of handicapped seats during Orioles games,
h as apparently won his battle to have city otriciaJs modlfy the
stadium to accommodate wheelchair fana.
,. ..............
HUBERT MILLEA CATCHES PASS IN END ZONE.
f'ro-.Pa~BI
UCLA LOSES.
"But I d1dn 't get 1t down
enough."
"He should have aborted 1t out
of bounds." said Donahue
The 17 point Houston rally in
the fourth quarter over!>hadowed
an otherwise superlut1vc de
fen11ve performance by l 'CLA
hnebac~rs Arthur Aker' and
Billy Doo Jackson
Akers was in on 15 Mop<\. 1n-
clud10g 10 unassisted tuc kl~
Tht' Bruin& outgarned the Tt>x
ans to total yardage, 410 to 351.l
but the 1nterce pt1 on'> and
penalties at cnt1cal moments
proved the Bruins' undoing
TOE BRUINS OOMINAT~D
the ri nt ball. but were forced to
settle for a tenuous 9-0 bulge
thank.a matnly to mLSc uea the
lineman's mistake nullified one
touchdown. Bashore's Ill fated
inte rception. and to the cl~k as
the tJCLA coaching staff settled
for Roermeester 's third field
goal of the hair with !>llll nine
i.econdslen
Boermeester·~ 36-yard thr-ee-
pointer m UCL.A 's fi rst offensive
series was set up by Rashore·s
24-yard completion to W1lhe Cur·
ran and Bashore's rune yard run
to the Houston 16
Boermeeste r 's 23-yard fi eld
goal wu the consolation pnze
after Bashore guided the Bruins
62 yards to the Cougars' ooe,
highlighted b y a 40 -yard
Bashore-to-Curran pass. onJy to
see Edgar's apparent TD blast
nulllfled by a penalty.
Consolation was again the
Bruins' reward after F reeman
McNeU finally got UCLA"s run-
ninl eame some r espect with
gain• of 26 a nd 14 yards as
• •
Donahue opted for the 24-yard
field goaJ with still nine ticks
left
"I Uunk we should have put
more points on the board,"
added Bashore. "Houston was
really a very physical team."
Several Brums were shaken
up. but the only maJor cuualty
was middl e gua r d Ray
Robinson, who appears lost for
-.1x weeks with a broken thumb
N.C. State Has
Strong Finish
To Top Rival
HALEI GH . NC <AP >
Junior running back Dwight
Sul11 van ran for two touchdowns
a nd 1:.> yards Saturday to spark
North Carolina State to a 34-:!D
C'ome-from behind victory over
East Carohna in the Wolfpack's
!>eason opener.
Sullivan scored on runs of 12
yards m the third quarter and 11
yards in the final period as the
Wolfpack took advantage of
East Car olina maatakes and
rallied from a 17· lJ deficit at the
half.
The loss left the East Carolina
Pirates at 1·1 for lbe season.
The game was played before a
record crowd or 53.400, on a
night when N.C. State's Ca.rt.er
Stadium wu renamed Carter·
Fmley Stadium in honor of UD·
1vers1ty benefactor A.E . Flnley
of Raleigh.
f'rolCI Page BI
1ROJANS. • • Baseball Standings JOHNSON & SOM
ANMOUHCIS ••• 10 carries befor e be was
inju r ed in th e second
quarter. He waa taken t.o a
hospita l where x-raya were
neeatlve and rejoined his team
matea on the aldeUnes In the
third quarter with his lert arm In
a sling.
Allen made llUre he wasn't
milu d . The 8-2. lH·pound
aophomore from San Dleeo
spent motl of tail MHOn u an
understudy to White before be·
Ins 1-1t.ched to fullback In the
1prtn1. In hJ1debut11 • atarter.
he 1cored U9C't nrat touchdown on a ont·rard run ln lh• flnt
hilt and wound up 1vera1tni a.a
yards• earry.
ll cDonald turned In bla
cu1tomtr1 10Ud performance.
He Jill Dan Oarota wltb a 19·
J trd teonnt pUI on U8C'1 ftnt
potUlklft ol &he IHOnd half to
oap 1n llO-y1rd much. 1n the
tc>tarth quarter, he en1lnMred a
ltt·r•rd dr1ve that wH caPS*! by hl1 TO 1AM1 to Rublhui.
A •=ond ·rear 1llrter..1. MoDon fOt'llpl~ 10 ot lT ,..... &II yardl and no In· tttcepfJone.
a.ton • record 0Dlftin1·1ame
orowd ol U,ttf ln JonH
lttdlum, Ttxa1 Tecb loet •
honle Ol*l9f' for tbt ftnt UllM
11Dce Im. But tbt a.d RaldM'a dWD 't IO dow1t witbout a fltbt,
Quarterback aoa llHVH
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Minnesota
Texaa
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
W L Pet. GB
79 M .S52
74 67 .525 4
72 68 .514 5 ....
70 72 .413 8~ eo 11 .m 1s
60 83 .420 19
49 93 .34.5 29~
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Bolton 7t • .m 13'1\
New York TT G .154 lt
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West DtvtakHI
W L Pct. GB
ClnciMali 81 62 .566
Houston 80 62 563 "'4J
Dod1en 67 75 472 13~
San Francisco 83 80 .441 18
San Diego 60 83 .420 21
Atlanta S5 86 .390 25
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Pittabur&b 84 57 .586
Montreal 80 S5 .593 1
St. Louil 76 13 .547 7
Chlcaco 12 67 .518 u
Phlladelpb.la 71 70 .504 13
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NFL FOOTBALL: New Orleans vs. Green Bay.
~ C.urt .Gowd't andli1nk Strim. • .
Have the New Orleans Saints found a potent offense? The
Saints dropped a 40-3"4 deelslon to Atlanta In ovenlme last
week but scored con$1Stently. Green Bay, on the other hand, could muster only a field goal In losing to Chicago, 6-3.
Neither team figures to be a title contender.
10 ,.m., ChanMI 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: Houston at Pittsburgh.
Announcers: Dick Enber9 and Mertln Olsen.
Defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh, after a nar-
r<YW, cwertlme win over New England Monday night, 16--13,
wlll be tested by the offensive-minded Houston Oilers with
Earl Campbell. The St~ers have the home field advantage but one day less of practice. campbell took up where he left off·a yeer aoo as NFL rookie of the year by scoring two
touchdowns In a 29-27 win over Washington last week.
II 11:10 a .m., Channel 11 ./ ./ ./
BASEBALL: Dodgers at Cincinnati.
Announcers: Ross Porter and Jerry Doggett.
SAN OtEGO QB MARK HALDA, MISSOURI GUARD NORMAN GOODMAN ENGAGE IN HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT ... ~ .. ,...._ I
The Oodoers wind up their series with t he Cincinnati
Reds at Riverfront Stadium today. Cincinnati is a half-9ame
In front of Houston in the National League West after win-ning,._,, over the Dodgers Saturday.
Pac-10 Football
11:15 a .m., Channel 7 ./ ./
BASEBALL: San Francisco at Houston
Announcers: Al Michaels and Bob Uecker.
:Missouri,
Down 13-0,
Bears Claw Wildcats '!~.A4~-.~p? Houston's struggling A~tros host the San Francisco
Giants in the Astrodome today and find themselves a half-
game beh100 Cinc1nnat1 m the National League West stand-ings
1 p.m ., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
From AP Dispatches
TEMPE. Ariz. -Junior quarterback Rieb
C_ampbell, having things pretty much his own way
via the atrwaves. amassed 271 yards passing,
tossed for one touchdown and ran for another as
California upset 18th-ranked Arizona State in
a season-opening football game Saturday night,
17-9.
Campbell completed 22 of 30 passes in the
Pacific 10 contes t. including a 32-yard scoring toss
to flanker Michael Buggs to put Cal m front 7-0
with 9 57 to go in the second quart.e r
Holding a slim 10-9 lead in the fourth period,
Campbell guided the Golden Bears on a 29-yard
scoring effort. taking the ball in himself on a four
yard run.
Miscues ·caused problems for the ASU Sun
Devils all night. a nd a pass interception by
California linebacker Greg Bracelin set up an in·
s urance score.
With ooe second remaining in the opening half,
Arizona State took its only lead of the game when
freshman Scott Peterson booted a 43-yard field
goaJ for a 9-7 lead.
Tulane 33, Stanlord J 0
NEW ORLEANS -Quarterback Roch Hontas
threw for two touchdowns and sprinted 25 yards
for a third score to lead Tulane to a 33-10 victory
over 13th-ranked Stanford.
T he first touchdown pass by the senior
quarterback was a six-yarder to Terry Harris 50
seconds into the game. His second touchdown pass
was a three-yarde r to tight end Rodney Holman
with eight minutes left in the contest.
Hontas was 14-27 for 139 yards passing, and ac-
counted for 73 yards on 19 carries lo lead all
rus hers for the night.
Stanford's scores came on a 63-yard bomb
from quarterback Turk Schonert to Fountain
Va lley High grad Ken Margerum late in the first
quarter. and a 47-yard fie ld goal by duaJ-purpose
kicker Ken Nabor e_arlier in the opening period
Oregon 33., Colorado 19
BOULDER. Colo. -Junior quarterback Reg-
gie Ogburn ran for 108 yards and passed for 168
more, leading a versatile Oregon offense to a 33-19
upset of Colorado.
The loss spoiled the Colorado debut of Coach
Chuck Fairbanks. who returned to the college
ranks alter s ix years with the New England
Patriots.
Ogburn, a junior college transfer who was
playing in his first game for the Ducks, fired a
28-yard touchdown pass to split end Rick Ward in
the second quarter to give Oregon a 16-9 lead.
SEATTLE -Joe Steele became the greatest
rus her in University of Washington rootbaJI history
and score d three touc hdowns to le ad the
Hus kies to a 38-2 rout over Wyoming.
Steele, a 6-4. 210-pound tailback from Seattle,
e rased the career rushing mark set 28 years
ago by the fabled Hugh McElbenny. who was on
hand to witness Steele's r ecord-breaking
performance
Steele carr1e(l the ball 19 times for 106 yards.
giving tum 2.503 yards m hls four-year career.
McElhenny's record, set from 1949 through 1951 ,
was 2,499 yards.
Steele rushed five. two and 23 yards for
Washington's fi rst three touchdowns. He broke
McElbenny 's record on bis 19th carry of the day
early in the second ball after be scored on a 23·
yard run at 1: 37 of the thlrd quarter to put
Washington in front 24-0.
SPOKANE -Fullback Hubert Oliver ground
out 130 yards in 25 carries and scored a touchdown
lo l e ad A r izona t o a 22-7 Paciric -10
victory over Washington State.
Arizona's ball control offense. with Oliver and
running mate tailback Larry Heater running
s traight through the Cougar defense, kept the
Wildcats in charge after Washington Slate took
a first quarter lead.
WSU quarterback Steve Grant directed the
Cougars on a 57-yard march in nine plays.
finishing the drive with a two-yard touchdown pass
to Tim Spencer.
But Mike DeSanto's extra point was the last
score of the night for the Cougars.
The Cougars controlled the ball for only 2. 57 in
the second period.
Nete /tle%i<-o 35~ Oregon State 16
ALBUQUERQUE -New Mexico quarterback
Brad Wnght threw for two touchdowns and ran for
anot h er pair to s park the Lobos to
a 35-16 victory over Oregon State.
Wright tur flanker William Owens on a 31-yard
TD pass in the first quarter and connected with
Chris Combs on a seven-yard scoring stnke in the
second quarter to get the Lobos off to a fast start
The 6-2. 202-pound junior bulled in from the two
later in the second quarter to give the Lobos a 21-3
hall-time advantage.
Wright banged in from the one in the fourth
quarter and engineered a drive later in that period
tha t was climaxed by a one-yard plunge by Jamie
Fox to balloon New Mexico's lead to 35-10.
A MAN ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING
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Ge rr y Elli'> i.cor ed two
touchdowns. Ptul Bradley ran 63
ya rds for anothe r and Eric
Wright rambled 72 yards with an
interception as No 12 Missoun,
inept throughout the first haH.
erupted for 45 pomts after the m
term 1ss1on a nd c rus hed San
Diego State Saturday. 45· 15
The Tigers' vaunted offen~e
managed only one fi rst down
a nd that by a penalty -m the
first half as the underdog Aztec!>
took a 13-0 lead on a 63-yard
Ma rk Halda touchdown pass
play and two Ed Corral field
goals.
In the third quarter, Bradley
engineered a 13-play, 81 -yard
scoring dnve capped by Ellis·
one-yard run.
Wright's second intercepllon
of the day moments later gave
the Tigers the baJI on their own
48 and ooe play later Ellis took a
s wing pass from Bradley and
raced 48 ya rds down the
sidehne. Jeff Brockhaus' extra
point gave Missouri a 14-13 lead
with 2:39 left in the quarter.
Bill Whitaker, who along Wlth
Wright lled a Missouri record
with three interceptions, picked
off a Hruda pass early in the
fourth penod which Brockhaus
converted into a 47-yard field
goal with 12.47 remaming.
In the hnal seven m inutes. the
game'collapsed for the Aztecs as
the Tigers scored touchdowns on
Bradley's 63-yard run. a 14-yard
dash b y Terry H ill , Van
Darkow's recovery of a kickorf
in the San Diego State end zone
and Wright's 72-yard intercep
lion return.
Hajda. the nation's third lead
ing passer last year. gave the
Aztecs a 7 -0 lead with 10. 39 left
in the first penod when he com
bined Wlth Steve Stapler on a
63-yard touchdown pass play
TENNIS: U.S. Open
Announctts : Pat Summerall, Tony Trabert and John Newcombe
It will be John McEnroe against Vltas Gerula1t is 1n
today·s men's singles l1nal with Chris Evert Lloyd facing
young Tracy Austin for the women''§ title. Lloyd will be seett-
1ng a record fifth s traight triumph while Au!>t1n will
become the vounqest player ever to win the U ~-Open 1t she
should capture the women "> title McEnroe and Gerula1t1s are the two s ingles players for ttw> U S. Davis Cup team
1 p .m .• Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: Oakland at San D1eqo.
Announcers: Jim Simpson and JOhn BrO<Jte.
Dan Fouts, Clarence Will iams and Rolf Ben1rschke are
pla yers to watch with the San Diego Chargers against the
Ken Stabler-directed Oakland Raiders. Benlrschke has 13 straight field goals and 1s closmg in on the NFL record of 16
held by three players. Oakland took advan~ of Ram
turnovtts to post a 24-17 win while San Diec;,o defeated Seat-
tle, 33-16 last Sunday.
OTHER TELEVISION
9·30 am (2) NFL TODAY Brent Musburger, Irv
Croc;s. Jayne Kennedy and Jimmy "the Greek" preview
today's NFL games 14 > NFL '79 -Scl'leduled seQment in-
cludes a report on ve teran •etckers Garo Yepremlan and Roy
Gerela, whose names were included on the 11st of playef's
waived on the final cut-oown day.
Noon (12 l -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Utah State at San Jose State 1n a PCAA game. taped Saturday
3 pm. C9 I COLLEGE FOOTBALL • H19hllghts of
USC's season opener with Te•a!> Tech in a game played Saturday at Lubbock, Te•as
4 pm C7 l COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 A new sea!>On
of college football h1ghl1ghts
4 JO pm <7 I RACERS The SCCA D Production
sports car finals in Atlanta with Curt GoWdy and Bob Tull1u!>
reporting. 5 pm. (52 l ASCOT RACING.
7 pm. (50 I PRO SOCCER.
11 p.m. 113 I COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS A took at the weekend's college football game'5 with commen-
tary by Lou Saban and Bill Mazur.
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' FOR THE RECORD I FOOTBALL
Running Info Proble1n11
Ohio Slate ouarte rback Art Sch lichter
rinds an immovable object. Syracuse de·
fc nsive back Cedrick Hinton, at the end of
his 22·yard gain Saturday. Ohio State won.
31 ·8. See story, Page 85
UNL V Bombs Fullerton
long Beach State Stuns Boise State, 9-7
From AP Dlapa&.cbea Steinke kicked two held goals and four extr li
LAS VEGAS Junior quarterback Larry points ror the Agg1i>s, derendrng champ1oru. of lhe
Gentry ruahed for two touchdowns and pused for Pacific Coast Athlet.Jc Assoc1allon. tt was the
a third Sat urday night to lead Nevada·Lu Veeaa PCAA opener for both squad.a
to a ~14 non-conference victory over Cal Stale The Spartans scored three limes 10 lhe closing
Fullerton ., quarter oo a 31 ·yard run by Thomas, an 89-yard in
Gentry pulled the Rebels into a 7 7 lie an lhe terception return by Ken Thompson and a one
second period on a nine yard run, alter Fullerton yard run by Luther
scored on l!;riC' Huliock'!I one.yard dive in the first But Utah Stale got touchdowns from Grel(
period .,::.,Mart.Jn and Parrni. for 13 pmolh and a field l'(oul
UNL V broke the: game open in the fourth fr'>m Steinke to St.'l up h1"I dramallc boot
~nod when Gentry hooked up With flanker Brett r TEP :1 I . Patltlr 1
Davis on a 25 yard touchdown pass play With 28
secon~ left, Gentry hulled over Crom the one for
the final touchdown
EL PA~O T1•xJ ., T<11lhack Jamf'!'>
IAng B~<-lt SI. 9. Bob~ SI. 7
Copeland's runn10g set up sconng play~ that led
Texas· El Paso to a 31 7 victory over lhe Un1 vers1ty
of the Pacific
BOISE, Idaho Long Beach State's Ralph Copeland took a p1tchout from quarterback
David Stone and raced 46 yards to set up Texas
Paso's first score a 31 yard second-quarter field
goal by St.eve f''olkner
Petros1an kic ked three fi e ld goals. JU Sl
enough to give his team a 9.7 non conference
football victory over Boise State
With JUSL 16 seconds left In the f1r3t half
Petros1an's 22·yard field goal gave the 49ers the
lead for 1tood The victor y evened Long Beach's re
cord al 1 l and 1t was the opemng game for Boise
In all. Copeland gained 152 yards on 22 carnes
In the fourth quar ter Copeland ran seven
t ames for 56 yards and Stone scored on a five-yard
run
f 'rrneo .4tfafr 30. 14alto 10 l.Jtalt Sf. UJ •• ~an 'o•r .ftf. 18 f RF..SNO Ta1lba<'k Ken Lovely ran for thre1·
SAN J OSE Utah State k1ckt!r Steve Stemke touchdowns and quarterhack Gary Katser added a
fourth as Frl'ftno St C'r us hed Idaho J0.10 of Fountain Valley booted a 34 yard fi eld goal
wtth no lime on the clock to salvage a 48-48 lJe
with San J Ofle State in the highest scoring lie
game 1n National Collegiate Athlellc Association
history
Lovely. who sat out tht-final quarter. scored 1n
the f1nt period with H thret-·yar d r un He tallied
twice 10 the second quarter on runs or two and 17
yards
Graham Grabs
Two-shot Lead
SUTTON, Mass (AP>
Veteran Lou Graham, a eolflng
mllllona1re althouj.h he has won
only four evenu since Jolnin&
the pro tour ln 19&4, look a two
s troke lead Saturday at the
halfway mark of the Pleuant
Valley Clua1c.
Teelng off ln early morning
with dew sUll on the 1 rus. the
41-year·old Graham fired a four·
under -par 67 for a 36·hole t.ot.a1 or
135, wlth the final two rounda of
the rain-delayed tournament
scheduled today.
Graham offset erratic dr1vln&
with hot Irons In collecUn1 four
birdies without a bogey.
Two other o ld pros, Al
Gelber1er, 42, and Geor1e
Archer, 40 on Oct. 1, char1ed ln·
to contenUoo while flrat round
co-leader Terry Diehl, 30, 1ta.ytd
amon1 the leaden.
JCs Scrimmage
Rollins, Pawwnelli Star
Stanford Roll.Joa scored on a
45-yard run for Saddleback
College while Marco Pagoanelli
connected with Johnny Simpson
for a Sl-yard &&ln for Golden
West in separa te controlled
scr i mmages Saturday for the
two area community colleee
football teams.
Rollins' run was one or two
touchdowns scored by Coach
Ken Swearingen'• host Sad·
dleback Gauchoe against a PUf·
mlnded Fullerton Hornet squad.
Garlett Ca.lboun 1cored the other
on a three-yard pluqe.
Fullerton, takln& to the air
mOtlt ol the day, scored three
times with Dave WU.On bittln1
10 of 12 attemptl for 183 ya.rd.I
and a touchdown.
Saddleback picked up 254
yard.a naablnc on 39 plays . Tlm
O 'Hara was 7·fOr·l2 in passing
for 102 yards with one intercep·
lion
The Gauchos also had
freahman Guy Johnson kick a
S2-yard field goal.
Golden West dido 't score
again.al Cilros while the Owls
t.allled once against the third
GWC defensive unit an action at
Citrus
Golde n West Coach Ray
Shackleford U.00 90 players in
the 1crtmmage.
Tackles Phil Thornburg and
Tim Arbour along with Inside
llnebacken Don Weisman· and
Dan Abbott played well for the
Rustlers on defense.
The Golden Weal runnln1
iame aaw 14 different backs
carrytn1 the ball with only one
1etUn1 more than three playa
ru1blq.
little Keeps LPGA Lead 9 9IG DAYI
DENVER <AP) -South African
Sally UW. kept the lead Saturday tn
a Lad* Proteuiooal Golf Auocla·
tlon tournameDt bere despite a
• bot•1mtbeiabbole.
She m•apd' a ooe·Under·pat 7l
for I two-QJIDI total of 137 at the
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Bebind Uttle were veteran Judy
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round, a 87, and .JaD• Blalock.
Rankin waa at 111 and Blalock at m .
C)'ot.bla Hill and Amy Alcott, who
traia.d bf thrM lboU aft« rricla.y'a
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flollmnaten Lo eood nut PGlltioa much ot tbe fame. wbUe \.be w~ ~ wu ke1«1
aalDlY bJ fruhmao Wlback Clluclly Davia, wbo
9tOl'ecl the Baqen · first two touc.bdowu.
The 2.91 yardl, ach_leved on 30 of • pua at·
tempt.I, save the 1·$ Herrmann 4,848 for b11
career, movtna him put former Boilermaller Bob
Grine into third place in career p&UiQa y&rdqe
by Bll Ten quarterbacks. Heninano, wf\o left the
game late in the final period, now tralla oa1y
Michigan State's Ed Smith and Purdue's Mt.kt
Phipps
OWo St. 3 I~ Sffra~aur 8
COLUMBUS, Ohio -Sophomore quarterback
Art Schlichter passed for one touchdown and ac·
cou n ted for 172 t o tal yards in Ohio
State's 31·8 college football opener over Syracwie,
making Earle Bruce a winner in his first game as
Woody Hayes' successor
Schlichter, atoning for a five-interception
performance in an opening loss to Penn St.ale last
year, threw an ll·yard scoring strike to end Ron
Barwig, completed eight of 16 passes for 81 yards
and ran 15 times for 91 more.
The Buckeyes. playing before their 64th
straight home sellout, more than 86,000, breezed
into a 21 -0 balrtime lead and were never·
t.breatened by the Orangemen, a two-touchdown
underdog.
After Schlichter passed to Barwig, fullback
Paul Campbell ran three yards and tailback
Calvin Murray two ya rds 'or Ohio State
touchdowns in the first half.
Vlade Janakievski booted a 22-yard field goal
m the third quarter and reserve tailback Jim
Gayle bolted 29 yards for a touchdown in the final
quarter for the Buckeyes
~ldgan 49 .. Nort.hwe•tvrn 7
ANN ARBOR. Mich Michigan quarterback
B.J . Dickey ran for two touchdowns and passed for
another as the seventh-ranked Wolverines over·
whelmed Northwestern. 49·7, in the season's first
football game for both Big lOfoes. ·
Michigan tailback Butch Woolfolk had a pair
of touchdowns on runs of one and three yards
respecUvely, whlJe Wolverine freshman wide re -
ceiver Anthony Carte r also scored a pair or
touchdowns -one on a 78-yard punt return.
Michigan aominated the entire game and led
35--0 at the hall. The Wolverines had mosUy re-
serves on the field and led 49-0 when Northwestern
tailback Dave Mishler dove over from the one·
yard line early in the fourth quarter for the
Wildcats' only score.
/tRddfJOfl St.. 33 .. llHnob J 8
EAST LANSING. Mich. -Dani.sh sidewinder
onon Andersel),.kicked four field goals and Bert
aug hn threw for two touchdowns a s
Michigan State swamped Illinois, 33-16, in a Big 10
football opener
Andersen's three-pointers included a 52-yard
strike on the last play of the first half which gave
the heavily favored Spartans their first lead of the
game.13-10
Vaughn, starting for only the second time,
tossed a 32·yar d touchdown pass to Samson
Howard late in the first half and hit Mark Jones
for a score from 29 yards out in the final quarter.
Min~ot a 2·1 .. Ohio 11. I 0
MINNEAPOLIS .Tailback Marion Barber
ran two yards for a touchdown on the first play of
the fourth quarter a nd passed for another
touchdown, lifting Minnesota to a 24-10 victory
over stubborn Ohio Univer sity in the season
opene r for both clubs.
Paul Rogind bad kicked a 27-yard field goal
with 2: 13 left in the third quarter to lie the game
10-10, and on the first play after the kickoff. Keith
Edwards recovered a fumble by Tony Carita to
give the Gophers the ball at the Bobcat 33.
Barber, the Big Ten's leading rusher in 1978,
scored six plays later on a quick burst up the mid·
dle. Then with 4:54 left In the game he hit Roy
Artis with an option pass for a 35-yard
touchdown to help give Jo Salem a victory in bis
debut as Minnesota's new head coach.
O'Meara Trailing
At Mesa Tourney
t
United States amateur champion Mark
O'Meara, playUig out of Minion Viejo Country
Club, ls three strotet off the pace 1oln1 into
today'• final row>A of the seventh annual Costa M"a Open golf tournament at Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club.
, O'lleara ftred a a on the eaaier Meaa Unda
c:oarae 8atul"dQ aad cllfendl.na champion Graham
Cowan of San Clement6 wu ln at 81.
The leader by a two-.v.k• mar1ln .la John nmd. unattacbed, who fired a a with Brad Gr"r
lllukln Vie.Jo. Mark 8onMr of Irvine Cout
try Club1 Mart PaiJthorp al Butterfleld Staie
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Okla. 9L ZS, N. Tex. 8t 1
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J11nior Leads
'Bama, 30-6
Mlc:hlcan 49. Nrtbwatrn 7
Mtcti.i.an St. 33. lllinota UI
Purdue •t. W1Scon.tln 20
Mlrulet<>ta 24. Ohio l). 10
Ohio St 31. Syrac:uae 8
ATLANTA CAP > -E. J . Junior's S9·yard
touchdown run wtth an intercepted pus late ln the
first period brought Alabama to life and college
footba ll's defe nding national champions wore
down Georgia Tech with a methodical ball-control
attack en route to a 30-6 victory Saturday in the
opening game for both teams.
Beeords Fall
Roberson CWclat 10.08
MEXICO ctTY <AP ) East Germany's Udo
Second-ranked Alabama's Wishbone offense
finally scored wMo Major Ogilvie circled left end
from a yard out with 11 seconds left in the first
half, capping a 66-yard drive directed by second·
string quarterback Don Jacobs.
Beyer won the shot put and Romania's Jlie
Florolu took the 10 ,000 meters go~ medal while
Mike Roberson of the United States ama.ahed the
World University Game's record in the 100-meter
dash Saturday.
The first track• and field program of the multi·
s ports Ga.mes. which began Sept. 2, was held un·
der cool occasionally rainy s kies ll Lncluded only
two finals. three pentathlon events. and
numerous qualifying, preliminary and semahnal
heats -and produced three meet record.JI .
The Crimson Tide wrapped it up on their first
posseaalon of the second half when Steadman
Shealy -the No. I quarterback -took them on a
54 -yard march with Steve Whitman smashing
across from the 13 for a 19-0 lead.
Meanwhile, Alabama's defense -which had
been something of a preseason question mark -
let Georgia Tech have the ball for only seven
minutes, 20 seconds or the fi rst half and limited the
Yellow Jackets to one first down and 41 total yards
in that stretch.
For the Americans. it generally was a sur
cessfuJ beginning with the 23-year-0ld Robersoo of
Florida State Un1 vers 1ty the outstanding
performer.
Outside of a few drive-stalling penalties ln the
early going and a couple of botched conversion at·
tempts, the Crimson Tlde did little wrong in pro·
viding Coach Bear Bryant with hia 285th career
triumph -29 short of Amos Alonzo Stagg's all·
time college record.
Roberson. obviously now fully recovered from a
severe torn hamstring inJury that kept him
s idelined from March until June, won hi s
semiflnal heat in 10:07 seconds after having bed
the Games' record of \0 08 in the preliminaries
The mark or 10.08 was first set by Cuba's Silvio
Leonard in 1977 at Sofia. BuJgana
Roberson. seeded No. 1. and Mel Lattany, the
second aeed from the Un iversity of Georgia. will
head the field for today's 100 final. Lattany won
hia preliminary heat in 10.25 and wu third in hi.a
semifinal.
Shealy, a slippery senior who sat out the entire
second period, needed just 3:34 to orchestrate an
11-play. 91-yard strike which be climaxed by scor·
ing on an 11-yard scamper.
Prindle 16s
Compete
At La Jolla
TDDAT'I CIDISIDID PVIZLI
P r indle-16 c rews,
many of them husband
and wife teams, from all
over the United States,
will start gathering at
La Jolla Monday for the
s ixth a nnual n ation al
championship regatta
f o r the speed y
catamaran class.
Registration ,
weighing and measuring
of boata will begin at 9
a .m . Monday. A skip-
pers meetine wm be
held at 12: 30 al the Sea
Lodge, regatta head·
quarters and a tune-up
race will be sailed Mon-
day afternoon.
Last-minute regiatra·
lion will be accepted
Tuesday from 9·10 a .m .
First of three quallfica·
lion races will be held
Tuesday afternoon.
Flrat· c hampionsh ip
race will be sailed Wed·
nesday starting at 11
a .m . The second cham·
pionahip race will be
held Wednesday after-
noon.
Two reces wiU also be
sailed Thunday and two
Frid ay. Saturday baa
been let ulde to use if
all 1lx championship
races are not completed
by that time.
BYUin Upset
Of reX88 A&M
HOUSTON <AP) -
Br11ham Youn1
quarterback Marc
WUson hit ttiht end Clay
Brown wtth a three·yard
touchdown PHI and
then puaed two yards to
Ed1ar LaceJ oo a two-
potat coavemoo wltll u
aecondl to~ to rallJ
th• eoapn to aa 11-17
upaet of Htb·ranked
Tuu Mii SaaardaJ.
Tb• Aa* b84 ta• a 17-10 )Md lD&o ... ftul
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34 War god
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sonqs
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mune
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tu re
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lorm
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shawls Sulllx
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52 Storms 94 Sound
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60 SquarM 103 AeStrlC1
61 Resides 104 Mixture
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1ng 106 P°'tlll
63 In thf' mean· 107 Liiy
lime Lahn 108 Chinese dy-
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miral I 10 Table SUP·
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67 Bo0ged 112 Siikworm
down 1 t4 Bantu Ian·
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Prefut 115 Monar
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pads 116Momand
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,,....... ' •Co .UR..,...~ En_1UMW01aaa wi&Lwau · warm
·-••LY • _,_ browD .,_ ud a ftawa.. c.oompleUeG, tave
•1 -·-a.an•• blrUa to lier ftnt ud oolJ dlkl: au.,. bea..utul
Stnc• tt77, lb• Hlntl Ladd .... ben blMd boy na11N41 Alu WaUlrtdle Lidd. TIM fllal.,... • ot macaD.M C!Oft.l"I aad blrtb WM 'Nliaw.d al u.. Hot Sprtap, Ark ..
• nu..d wilh ever· c treq..._, on CounhouM. •aJor talk abowa. • • Tbe 1.adda referred to are Alen Ledet Jr. -
~ .... ol Tweouetb CenlW")'·P'Oll, the men
• Nlpomlble for "Star Wen" and cwldered by
• many ln lbe movie lndu.stey to be U.. lut ol lbe
peel Hollywood moauls and Cheryl Ladd of
"CbarUe'aAD&ela'' fame
WarrE&S AND SHOW ll08'l"8 note lhet
Ladd Jr ("Laddie") is the aon ol lhe ''tou&b·
py actor" and that Cheryl ui married to David
• tedd, the youngest son of the "lete metlnee
tdol, Alan Ladd."
Among contemporary audiences, Alan Ladd
ta thought of someone whose movlea eppear on
.. The Late Show." Of bis private life end
eareer. they know nothing. But to a aeneraUon
~ who grew up during the movie-craay daya of
' World War II, Alan Ladd is remembered as
"" everythl.ag a movie star sbouJd be.
Alan Ladd blazed across the screen like a
"' young Greek god in the 19408 and early '*; hls
.: blond hair, rugged, yet vulnerable loon and t performances io movies such as ''Thia Oun for
Hire": "The Blue Dahlia' : "Two Yeara Before
-Uae Mast'; .. The Great Gatsby"; and "Shane"
.. capturing the Interest of millions of persons. ~ putting hlm hlgb oo the list of the all-time-great
box· ffice draws.
Yet on Jan. 29, 1964, a fe w months after his
50tb birthday. soon a ft er completing "The
~ Carpetbaggers" -a film which be had hoped
• would launch the com eback be desperately
wanted -the mulllmillionalre star died alone
and under ambiauous r 1rcumsl ances at his
Palm Springs home
ALAN'I •OIT VIVID C81L~800D
memory WN ol tM da,y ln ltl'7 wta.n '"' ••• 4
end aaw bla f 1\Mr t.lp over and dl• ol a beart el-
tacll. Ke wu too )'OUDI to 1rup the alplfkmee
of tlM event. loo accuatomed to b.11 father'•
abHnces from home to fMl a.ny aenae ol loa -
et leut at &.bat moment.
Not Iona aft.er, mother and IOI\ moved with
their meacer belon11n1s to Oldabome Ctty. The
amall boy m1de no friends at school lo t.tl1I new
and hoeWe place. At aeven, frail and the Unlett
child In bi9 1rade. he waa subj~ted to every
cruelty b1I clu1mate1 could think of.
Inevitably, bis mother aaaumed tbe hnpor-
tant role of best friend. Lonely benelf. abe'd tell
him that he wu her "fella." tbal toeet.ber they
were an unbeatable team. Ina, however. waa
still young enough to crave a "fella" In more re·
allstlc waya and aoon wu remarried to Jim
Beavers. a houaepalnter. who became the aole
masculine figure of Alan s formetive yura
Newly wed and unable to make a go of ll In
Oklahoma City, Beaven decided to start fresh
In California, where he got a job almO.l Im·
mediately as a laborer
ALAN WOULD OFTEN LOOK BACK on
1922 and 1923, ruefully remembering that "those
were the rough days I used lo hike s 1J1 miles t.o
school We got potato soup and c heap mutton
week after week at hom e. I still tum green
when lamb is serverl '
Al North Hollywood High School, Alan dist·
ingu1shed himHell as a champion swimmer
there was nothing small about him when be Look
lO the water He also performed an a half-dozen
trivial school offerings, p"Ovlng himself a good
enough actor and singer lo be chosen for the
role of Ko-Ko in Gilbert and Sullivan's "The
M ikado."
With an almost childlike naivete, he ap-
plied. after graduation. for adm1ss1on to the Ben
Bard &;;chool of Acting After hearing hltn read,
Bard -a former vaudevillian and stock film
actor -assured him he had what it look to
qua lify for enrollment ~ctually. all it took was
thP •ult.Jon fee A friend of Ina Beavers. learning
of A lao'!> desperation. agreed to advance the
mo nev.
None of I.hi!> sat too well with the parents of
the beaut.Jful. 17 year -old girl he was planning to
marry Manor1e Jane tMidge1 Harrold, the
daughter of a local attorney.
MIDGE'S FATHER DISCOURAGED all
talk of her marrying Alan Ladd until the young
m an could "make somethfng or his life."
Nonetheless, the young couple found ways to
meet and, after Midge's 21st birthday in Oc·
tober 1936, they eloped. Plans lo keep the m ar·
riage secret until Alan started making a steady
li ving evapor ated when Midge became pregnant
the followmg sprmg . Ala n I.add Jr was born an
October. and the young family soon " set up
housekeeping 1n their first real home
But their idyll was so short-lived. Altrn'i,
mother . now an mcurable alcoholic. had been
recently widowed "I took care of you," she'd
Alan Ladd and Manlyn Monroe won the
Photoplay Gold Medal awards as che
rmst popular performers of 1953. He
yell abusively at Alan "l could have put you an
an orphanage Now you're Just itoan.c to have to takecareofme 'And soi-he moved1n ..
"Shortly after her 49th birthday. Ina no1sely
demanded monPV for .. something personal"
and. resignedly. Alan reached into bas panlb
pot'ket. round ,, quarte r and banded it to hu.
motht.'r
"Buy what you want." he 'ia1d angnly
"Anything to quiet he r down "
CLUTOll"IG THE QUARTER tightly 1n
he r hand. ina went to a late rught grocery storf'
where s he made he r purchase Then '>he hurnt.-d
back to the houi.e on Mornson Av1>nue sat 1n
the back i.cat or nis old car. opened a i,mi.11 can
and gulped down the conlenlb
Screammg hysteric·ally 1n pam. !>ht-sta~
~ert.>d out of lhl· c·a r and. vom1t1ng uncon
lrollably. manag1:d lo make 1l to the front .. tep!>
Bul by thl' time -.he was taken lo the G<.-org1d
Street Hospital 1t wai. loo lalt.' to '>ave her Thi·
a utopsy concluded Arserut: po1i.oning by in
gestmg ;mt pa!>l<"' Ont' O( lhe most hwn bit·
and agonmng methods or !>WCldt'
In mourning throughout lht' Chn!>tma'
holidays. Ala n was .,:uilt ndden by the thought
that 1t wai. he who had g1vt>n h11> l)lher the
money lo buy lhe fatal ant pru.te
THE GOING WAS ROUG H and Alan had
JUSt about reached his breakmg pomt when lhE'
calls began coming 1n . Gradually. he began to
gain a reputation on Radio Row as a competent
actor with an Pxtraor<lanary voice
Then. one afle moon before leavmg the s ta
lion where he ha d J•lst completed a radio
drama. Alan received a phone call from the co
owner of the new Sue Carl)I Bruce Shedd Agen
cy Sue Carol hked what shf.• had heard thal af
ternoon. 1>he told him. and 1f he wc•re available
for representation. sh~'d be interested m speak
mg to him m person She was so peMua!>1ve that
Alan agreed to SN' he r on th(' way home
..
~
..-. -
·-
MOl for 'Share. sf'e for 'How to Marry
a Mil/1ona1re ·
Sue Carol. nee Evelyn U!derer . was a per t.
v1vac10W1 ex starlet turned agent Ten year::.
older than Alan. she had a daughter. Carol [,e(!
by her second husband and was marneo at the
t1mP to ~er third
BECAUSE SUE HAD many <·omacl!> lilt
Paramount. including the BinR Cr06bY' &he 1m
mediately proved she could deliver what sht-
had pronust'd Sht: pers uaded Paramount d1rec
tor Frank Lloyd lo c:-ast her new find for $250 a
week ~ a i.eas1ck voyager m "Rulers of the
~a !>tarnnR ()Qugla& Fa1rbanlts Jr.
Sl:E ENJOYED GIVfNG PARTIES and lht-
Ladd& be<·ame rel(ular guests at her little hou1>t·
on Cromwell Avt>nut-It ''I hardly ooss1ble to pm
.,o•nt ttlt-moml'nl in tht-ir l1ves when the pro r, . ..,._.on:.il rt>lat1onsh1J.l turneG •nto .tn affair ~ut
lht-~t·neral ff"t"hnR l')f thO!> .. w ... o ltnew lht-two
V. ab that "ue Wah dearly thP 'tf(gresSOr
f or M1dli(1• 1t became lan~ely I matter or
wa1tinJ( helpl~sl} •mttl Al:tn made tnt-dec1s1v1·
m ovE' wh1c:-h he d id in •h<· sonnR of t9d I After
tr-ugl(hng with h1'\ con'\c1ence ht.' walkc>d out
M1dgt> •old him c;h1· wouldn't oppoiw the d1vorc1·
11r prt•\ent him from "'''IOR hi'> ,or a'i nften ll'
he v. 1i.ht.-d
Meanv.h1l1·. Ahrn v.a& 1111 lh1· bnnk of ,,
rareer breakthrough Som•· ~ .... k-. twf11n · r•·
ce1v1ng hi!> interlocutory divorce dc:c·n•t-ht· "'d"
cast oi. the romantu.· lead m ··This Gun for
l11re the picture that wouJd m ake him a 'llar
On March 8. 1942, Alan and Sue quietly went
lO T1JWUla. MeXJco. and were murnea When
the newlyweds returned to Loi. Angele~ 4' Ian
... aid. "'When Sue bec·a m .. my wife I realized
that at laM I had HN\'lhtnR 1n ltfr that
11><1nll'd .
u .. v.ould continue t11 re1'4'dl tho'>• v.11rd' JI
t1m .. , ...oundmg hkl' J 1.0.ell pro~ramm•·<l c·om
put .. r for tht• re!>I uf hl'i ltf P
... 1-:x1 From th•• Stan tu llw :-ilod\
Softn ess,
Simplicity
Distinguish
Collection
By JUDITH OLSON
Of -o.tty ...... l4aff
. :
;•
Comfort, quality.food taste.
These are ha lmarks of J e rry
Silverman, who deaigns clothes that are
said to "look good on the typical American
woman." SUverman's fall collection was pre·
sented recently in Newport Beach for '
benefit of the American Cancer Society''·
Orange County unit. · , •
Guests dinned on quiche and fruit to
Robinson's designer salon, then viewed 46•.
Silverman creatiorut. • •
The designer himself provided a wttt)t r
running commentary on the f ubion collee-
tlon which includes suita, cocktail dresses
and daytime dresses. • • Silverman doesn't execute the des1gna
for which be i• credited, but, inatead,
direeta a team of deaipen ln calTYinl out
b.la ldeu. Hll clothes, which are nOtea f°'
thelr simpllclt.y, "are a foil for lovel~
Jewelry," be 1ugeat.ed. ,
At for fuhlon trends, Sllverman aald
drea1 leqthl are aettlnl a bit aborter than
they'w been and that enclOled •hoes will
be back into 1tyle to compliment the new
look. Nottni tbat be frequently UJ8I 1nake-
1kln ln belt.a. Silverman announced, "Belts
are back," and be 1ald walatllna are em-
pbulzed tn h1I clotbet, wblcb be called loft
and ftndotne. • ••1 wl1 h ever7one could feel th!,
clotbel!" be Mid, aDudlQI to their femlnlh u one model paraded ln a particularly
flowtq fabric.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Briski
Mrs. Knoblich
W eddlng ond engag~
dint .announcemnt• n.n
o.i Sulldall "' tlw Dmly
l"lot ""'""' aTe availabu ,Qt,oU Daily Pilot of fices cJT
br coUallg tlw Feotur•• ~ment. 842..f32J
fl To ovoid duappoant
mf'71t. prospectwe brides
are reminded to have thetr
,wedding 1tone1. witn o ~lc-cznd·whUr glo"Y Of the bncUo or ut tne couple
to the Features neport
ment one week be/ore 1ht>
wtdding
Mrs. Lyons
rJI rs. Caldwell
Miller-Horowitz
The engagement of I aur1t Jane Miller of
Newport Beach and Harvey Horowitz of Shaker
Helgbta, Ohio, has been anoounced.
The bride-elect is the daughter ot Mrs.
Norman Loats and C. Richard Miller, both of
Balboa. Her fiance ls tbe soo of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Horowitz of Pepper Pike, Ohio
Miaa Mlller grad"ated from Newport
Barbor High Scl!ool ana Arizona State
University, Tempe. The tuture bridegroom
graduated from Purdue University.
An Oct. 20 wedding lB planned in Christ
Church by the Sea, Newport Beach.
Trentine-B)'ers
Calvary Chapel, Santa Al.a, will be the
aettln1 for \be Oct. 1., wedding of Peagy Trentine and Dan Byers. whose enaagement
bu be announced.
Tbe bride-elect. dauabter of Mr. and Mrs
ReJDC)ld Trentine of Colta Mesa, araduated
froOm Colt& Kesa Blp School.
Tbe future brtdeeroom, 11C111 of Jean Lewis
ot co.ta Mesa, IJ'aduaied from Costa Mesa Hieb 8cbool and Oraqe Coast Colle1e.
Schwartz-Myers
.•• SalnU Simon la Jude Qiurcb, BUDttqton ~·~ wW be the MtUaa for tM widd.lq of Clp1ltlDe Schwartz and Kevin )lyen, whole
elfJa•ement bu been announcea.
TM brtde-eleet. dau~ of Kr. and Jin.
lobn T. Scbwart1 of Runtin1ton Beacb, ~aduted from tM UDlnnitJ of lledlandl.
:·' Tbe falure bridqroom, 1CJD of Kr. and llrs. l•mea C. Kyera of Hacienda Hel1bt1, g;::= ,.._. Gallfonda 8talll l'ol1teCbDlc ..........
Mr. and Mra. Clayton
60th Anniversary
WUUam and Dora Westover reeently
celebrlded. tbelr eoth weddiq amliversary.
Tbe Newport Beach couple, who were
•arried in San Die10 on Sept. 8. lilt, have
lived tn tbe Oraqe Cout area for about IS
years.
The We1toven met ln Yuma, Arb., where
Mr. Westover wu in private law practice.
Mn. Westover, a native of Somerton, Ariz.,
ls said to be an accomplished china painter.
Her husband retired from a 50-year career
in law practice.
The West.overs have three cbildnn; John of
P hoenix, Virginia Orate of Pasadena and
DoranaMcLeyofNewportBeacb .
. Clayton-Kelley
Congregatiooat Co111munity Church in
Corona del Mar was the setting for the wedding
or Kimberly K~Uey or Costa Mesa and John
Clayton of Sherman Oaks.
The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Kelley or Costa Mesa, graduated from
Orange Coast College. She is employed by
N.ewport Stationers.
The groom, SOD or Mr. and Mrs. Marian
Clayton of Van Nuys, graduated from Los
Angeles City College.
The couple plan· to live in Sherman Oaks
after a trip to Carmel.
Briski-Kuntz
Our Lady Queen or Angels Catholic Church.
Newport Beach, was the setting for the wedding or Karen Kuntz and Anton Briski.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kuntz of Irvine, graduated from the
University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and is
employed by St. Joseph's Elementary School,
Santa Ana.
The groom, son or Mr. and Mrs. Anton
·Briski of Joliet, ID., sraduated from Illlnois State University and is employed by Mater Dei
High School, Santa Ana.
The couple plan to live in Irvine after a trip
to the Caribbean.
Knoblich-Walker
Christ Church by the Sea, Newport Beach,
was the setting for the wedding of Casey Walker
and Peter Knoblicb.
The bride, daughter of Herbert W allcer and
Mrs. Carolyn Kiggens Walker of Newport
Beach, graduated from Newport Harbor High
School and the University of California at
Davis
The groom, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Chester
~noblich of San Leandro, graduated from
Marina High School and University of
California at Davis. He attends the medical
school at U.C. San Francisco. _,
The couple plan to live in San Francisco
after a trip to Hawaii.
Lyons-Witting
St. Joachim Catholic Church, Costa Mesa,
waa the setting for the wedding o( Deborah Wit-
ting and David Lyons, both of Costa Mesa.
The bride, daughter of Mrs. Dixie Witting or
Santa Ana, graduated from Cal State, Long
Beach.
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. David M.
Lyons of Santa Ana, graduated from Santa Ana
College. He is employed by Reed Timber Struc-
tures Inc.
The couple plan to live in Costa Mesa after
a trip to Hawail.
Caldwell-Kennedy
USC's Hancock Memorial Suite waa the
setting for the wedding or Karen Kennedy of
South Pasadena and Scott Caldwell of Corona
del Mar.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Hart of San Diego, ls a USC iraduate and ta
employed by Mission Insurance Group.
Tbe groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Caldwell of Corona del Mar, IJ'aduated from
Newport Harbor High School and USC. Re ls
employed by National Acceptance Co., Santa
Ana.
Tbe couple plan to live in South Puadena after atrt_ptoCancun, Mexico.
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AS LOW AS
s4
Lido Marina Village
presents
September 12
thru Septcmoer 16.
10 to 6 everyday
Turn back the clocks and com$ stroll the cobblestones of Lido
Marina Village. Shop the great bargains offen.!d bv more thdn
30 well-known artists and craftsmen. Spend d lot ol time and a
little money on the most lovely and unique art~ and crafts
available in Southern Cahforn1a.
Listen to the wandering minstrels. have your fortune to.d
by one of the many psychics. laugh at our mimes .md
let our ventnloqu1st entertain you and your family
The Mm1-Rena1ssance Faire runs from Septemoer 12 through
September 16. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every da~. Adm1ss1on
is free!
Lido Marina Village 1s located just off Pacific Coast
Hignway at Newport Beach Blvd. and via Lido in
Newport Bead·
Free Validated Parking
. -Dll&VN.OT CHERYL ROMO I ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK I HOROSCOPE
Sc,hool Days.· Back to Brof!Jn ~cks
Ansa CAaarvU:Y otiMna.., u.. tnaaaa .,._ •nrt•• .,. ..,.._* .ch"ool'Pkra• 1NM•liiiiidllm1 ~.,..
ta admlt. I ewt••••U.•-•••a.I tud'-GI'--..... .._ ...........
to ....... .,._. too •Kil ......,. an
falrl11'Mderd. •
laltiaUy ....... la fear. ,.... snunbtta1.
looa eome tbe frantl~ evm&q leU'Cbel
• tbrouab telepbooe boob for Dl&lll ... l&D·
: ~ ealWln tbnNt month•.
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TbeN are alway1 qwc-and IOtlMtlm• liDterlna ktaf·thtouaba of ac:bc* IDma•••
to make uare you ltnow what evvyooe uMd
to look like. Tbe braca aad plmplea c= back at you 1UU look va1uely
srrsavt:&CENT BUUTS of laat
mmute entbualuma for late summer tana
abound u do waatoo desires for the new
clothlq )'OU_ hope will make you appear
more IOpldltlcated.
Olten, duriq U1ll attJtude ad,j.atmeat
period, >'OUDI men try to IJ'OW mustaches
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Gille .... lllldaetlv• .a,.. ...,. a.,.. ..-w. lWMi1 11 moN esddq t.Mn try.
lq to ftlUN OUl bow to IUPPNll a tri· milter flf IMdOallm.
UaW lut •• I tboulbt I bad all of lMH W'lll under control l wu ~.
forward to klq fall morninp woJ'kiD&
quietly at bome.
I PIM\NNSD TO TALK to you with my
typewriter keya.
Tba l beaan to feel 1WJty becauae l
didn't feel J WU dolnt enouO.
Tbat old Proteltant wort ethic l1"0QDd
away at my pickled mlnd te1Un1 me l
wuo't 1tret.cblu the cqnaen ol my P'.Y
matter far enoual>.
Alt.boueb I wu enrolled ln a one••· week tmprovtaation clu1, I needed mon.
My Intellect needed 1Umulat1.nc.
I ENaOU.ED IN COUJ'SM at tbe local
•ta&a •venlt1. Then J cultiv.ied a late
1Ym111er tu, lklppect • new ward.robe,·
mumbltd a arumbfe and bnlMd t.broucb m,,._.~. U~, ptrt of UM beell·tHcbool rtt11a1 ........... r didn't ba•• ...... 1
to pe::Tt:-9 I iDew I ProMblJ WCM&lda'' ... I t~ on campu1.
'nit WU DO P.f'Obltin. I loal 8" 11¥t 1IP
tht Weariftl Of Jettmn&D n•:c.:• aorortty IWbes u a tu.U.Ume • I
wat a mature adul wlU. &Go ••11
rnpom.lbOltle1 to add IOClal ~ to
my academic J)Uilulta.
A1 J roUed the waat.OG 1ll•tr A.l(a Rolneo
~P Cout HJ~way and lato UM -..Jv.,.lty
parklq lot for my flrtt cl ... l11t w~1 l
felt a liJllllnt of chlldlab ...,,_.um, me
k1nd you lcnOw wllJ fade wttb Ute ODMt of
mid-term exama and term papen.
AS I EN'l'EllED every snu'a cl ... room
with the uo.lveraal bard, woodeG cbair
dealtl. a funWar -thoulh 1rayer and
thinner -n1ure entered the room beb1nd
me,
The man wu a profenor wtth whom t
had previously 1ludied unUI I dropped out
or clua to devote more Um• to mi faoilly.
He walked toward lb• familiar )opaided..
sboe-IC\lffed podium, looked at me wttb no
expreuion and Hld: "lt'a about time JOU
came back Cheryl Romo."
There are some people who really tDow
how t.o spread aumhine on ot.ben.
, .. Snoree Wages War Against Snorer
" t._ The loudest aoore, according to the Guineas
~k of World Records, wu meaaured at 68 de-~ibels at St. Mary's Hospital in London.
:-. Until last Dlgbt.
The record wu broken in tbe bed next to
;111lne by my husband, who sustained llfe at a
-.rouaiq 72 decibel.a. <Seventy-two decibels la tbe ~u1valeot of having a cannon go off in the seat
~ext to you in the .Utrodome. . . ...
•""' YOU WOULD EXPECI' the snorer to have
!fOme compauloa for the snorees, but this is ! eever tbe cU.. Angry retorts of, "How do you
~pow I'm snortnc?" have to be documented by ~ampsbades blown orf tbe base, pictures blasted :'Prr their hooks and reaUesa farm animals as far ~as ~~~y~";~~ sick or all the lherapisl rem-
.edles that never s eem to work. like self·
"hypnosis, earplugs and rolling the snorer off his
back.
: The following arc the only methods or relief
·that have worked for me: ~ Change beds: Gel the s norer out or his own
:j>ed and into a strange one ... preferably in
:·•mother state. .
THE PU.LOW TECNJINIQUE: Get a large
:fluffy pillow. When the brealhin~ becomes
-deafening, put it squarely over every opening in
his race and hold there until some demands are •)net. • " "'
Forestalling sleep: This one works as well
as any I've tried. Just as you are both climbing
into bed, get every ne rve in h1a body on alert by
offhandedly mentioning, '1be IRS caUed you
today. but will call you back tomorrow," or,
"You seemed so tired today. I hope you don't
have the same thing the late Fred Witherall
had."
HUMILIATION ROUTE: Place a tape re-
corder by his bed and the next night when he is
watching TV. play It and tell him someone is
stealing his car.
Other experts believe you have to get to the
root or a husband's reason for snoring. It has
been suggested a person snores because he is
troubled, his dentures don't fit propertly, he in·
dulges in excessive smoking or drinking, has
swollen tonsils or suffers from old age.
My husband doesn't snore ror any or those
reasons. He snores for one lh1n8 alone . . . to
annoy me. As I yelled to tum lbe other morning
at 3 a.m .. "You'd do anything to keep from talk·
ing lo me."
(
I thought I saw him smile.
Horoscope
MONDAV, SEPTEKBEa lt
By SYDNEY OMA&R
)
ARJES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): New approach
brings profitable results. Take lead, display
courage of convictions Accent on getting what
you need, successfully utilizing material at
hand.
TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20): You rise above
red tape. Cycle is such that you "win" despite
dire predictions. Follow through on intuitive
feeling. One who aided you an past will reap·
pear
GEMINI IMay 21 June 20) Your ~st
qualities surge lo forefront. You are provided
with special information -clandestine meeting
proves beneficial. HlghUght humor, versatility.
willingnes8 to experiment.
!; Ho1nosexual Asks Understanding
CANCER (June 2l·July 22): A relationship
is aolld1fied. Emphasis on fulfillment of desires.
If thorough, you locate what bad been lost or
atolen. Member of opposltf aa does care and
you'll know lt. The number 4 eouJd play key role.
LEO <JuJy 23-Aug . 22) If analytical, you
discover opening which makes room for you at
lop. Superior relays mesuge which requires
special scrutmy. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius
natives fi gure prominently
DEAR ANN LANDERS. You are probably
fed up with letters from homosexuals. Well, th.is
one will be different. I hope you will print 1l
because I am not the only one who feels this
way. I am, however, one of the few who will ad·
mil it. I believe il is my duty to speak out for
those who don't have the courage
Being gay w ool or my choosing. [ re·
member havm& aexual fantasies at the age of 5,
and they weren't about girls. they were about
.-members of my own sex. To this day I don't
• .know if I am the way I am because I w1ts born
different, whether my parents' attitude in·
fluenced me in this direction, or what. But I am
definitely gay, and no matter what the reason
~is. it doesn't matter much.
I have traveled lo homosexual circles for a
• long time and it may surprise your readers to
: know that most of us are nol limp-wri.st.ed, llsp·
tog sissy-types. As a matter of fact, no one
• would ever point a finger at me. There ia not a
(Jingle so-called gay trail in my looks, speech or
' behavior pattern. I have kept my true identity
• •o well-hidden that members of my family have
·no idea I am not perfectly s traight.
• Furthermore, I hope they never find out. My
i>arenta .would die. <Sometimes I think I'll ex-
-plode when my mother and aunts auueat a lov-.. :ely "date" for me.)
._ I am not a.skinc ror sympathy or, heaven
forbid, pity. What I AM asking for is un-
eratandina. Individuals who are crippled are
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Laadft-s
treated with compassion by decent people. Well,
we are emotJooaUy crippled. It happened at
some stage in our development and we are
stuck with It. Although some eays say tbey have
no desire to be straight. most ol us would give
anything if we were.
I hope you will let me have my say publicly,
Ano. Those people out there need to know that
we have no interest ln moleslint little children,
mialeadlng un.auapecttng women or dressing up
in b1gb beet.. <The vut majority or closet
dressers -tranaveatitea -are not bomosex·
uals.)
I know this letter ls much too long to
publlah, but I hope you will trim it down and use
some of it. So many folks need educalin8 and your column Is one or tbe very best places for
tbem to learn. Thank you for all the good you
hav e don e -CLOSETED JN THE
SOUTHLAND
DEA.a SOUTHLAND: I d.Wll't trtm a wercl.
Bere•1 ,._ leUer. eaae&ly u 1" .,,_ It, wltll
m1 &laub for ezpresala1 1wnelf 10 lleeHUy.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l wu married to a
wonderful woman ror 18 beautiful yeara. We bad
ooe child. a dau1hter. My wife died three yean
aco. Our daulhter wat 14 at tbe time. She waa
ao upset at her motber'a death lhe uked me to
promise I would never cet married •1aln. I did
ao. Periodically, at three· or four-month ln·
tervat., •be reminded me of that promlae and
uked me to "promlae a1atn."
La.at. year I beaan to keep company with a
VIRGO CAug 23 Sept 22 > Accent on
special studies, long range proJect.s, and a reu·
nion with family member. Taurus, Libra,
Scorpio persons figure prominently. Be
diplomatic, avoid direct confrontation.
LIBRA <Sept . 23-0ct. 22): Give logic equal
time with emotions. Accent on money in connec-
tion with one close to you. including partner or
mate. Steer clear ol self-deception, get·rich-
quick schemes.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Gain valuable
hint by reading Libra message. Defer to judg-
ment of ooe who recently proved loyalty. Main-
tain low profile. Emphaala on production, in·
tenslfied relationship, poeaible pa.rtnenhip and
legal ramificatJorui of aereemeot.
8AGIT1AaJUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Finl.ah
rather than initiate project. Take penonal lllJ'·
vey to obt.aln pulse or public. Looi·ran1e view ia
essential for ultimate aucceH. Accent on
employment, basic services, enlightenment eon·
cemlq nutrition and health. The number I figures prominently.
CAPRICORN <Dec . 22·Jan. 19): Creative
juices are stimulated. lmprinl style, make
changes and welcome chuce to express love.
Young persons lay vicorous roles in sceoarlo.
You break rree rrom recent coollnement.
AQVAalU8 <Jan. 20--Feb. 18): Acceat on
home, domestic altuallon, property and special
appraiaal. Stick witb proven material. Older
family member la willlnt to Imel benefit ol U ·
perienc:e. Be receptive, don't permit pride to
block proereaa. You could "woe up .. wttb
auwera .
Pl.8CE8 <Feb. lt-Ma.r. 20): Empbuia on
abort Journey, chance of pla.oa due to additional
information. Gemini and another Pt.ae. play
aigorlcant roles. Question of body lma1e la
ma1111f\ed.
t-~~~•.ti !Ill~~ very floe woman. I would like to ma.rl')'ber, but u recently u wt month my uuOter uted lf
I remembered my_ vow. ibe mun &ave read m7
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ltf usical creator
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lpsisted cartoon
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'7 the flesh.
<t •• NEW YORK <AP) -"Annie," which on
•ednesday bas its l ,OOOth Broadway
ferlonnance, is about an orphan. But it's no
W"Phan at the box office. It's grossed $25 million
'5.nce it opened here on April 21, urn, says the
"1ow's creator, Mart.in Chamin.
• The lake includes income from the cast
clbum, books and "Annie" troupes in Los
•ngeles, Chicago, London. Australia and Tokyo.
> ~
.• CHARNlN NOW is rehearsing the third
North American "Annie" troupe for a 23-ciiy
"'ur that st.arts Oct. 3 in Dallas.
!• It's hard lo believe this big-bucks mus ical,
6ased on Harold Gray's cartoon strip about a
white-eyed waif, bad its beginnings in a
l-5t-minute Christmas shopping trip Charnin
made in 1971.
He was seeking a pop-art book for a pal and
noticed a tome called "Arf! The Life and Hard
·Times of Little Orphan Annie." He. bought it,
1 ook it home and browsed through it. •
THE PAL NEVER got the present. The
present became a musical, conceived a nd
'CJirected by Cbarnin, writte n by Thomas
~Meehan. Cbarnin also wrote the lyrics for the
'acore by Charles Strouse.
•• "I couldn't put it down," Cbarnln says of
Gray's book. 1'1 instantly saw in it all the
~aterial, Ute characters, the situations I
t(Plought would lend themselves to the musical
ibeater." ~ He grinned ... Which only took six years."
'.. Why tbe delay? Well, Cbamin, a tall,
tpnned man of 45 who bowed on Broadway in
.,1.f57 in "West Side Story," had an odd idea: He
•anted a show about a flesh-and-blood Annie,
oot a cartoon with music.
""' Although this notion eventually
~revaile<t. -and won seven Tony awards -the .. . ANIMAL CRACK£~ .:-e
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Broadway moguls to whom he first took the
Idea didn't exactly jump up and cry "Leapln'
Lizards!"
"It turned out they believed, not so much
that l had a screw loose. but that one couldn't
make cartoon characters believable. They all
s aw it as pure camp, high camp.
"And when you sit and say, 'You don't
understand, this 1s a real child, with r eal
feelings• -well, wha t they saw were the
outlines. Nobody could envision the flesh. Which
is the reason it was so difficult to gel on."
TO KEEP BODY, soul and project together
while seeking backers, he put together three
musical specials for TV -two or which won
Emmy a wards -and wrote night club acts
from 1972 to 1976.
He estimates he paid $70,000 in all during
lhis period to a ) retain stage rights for Llttle
Orphan Annie: b) pay for an office, and c) toss
parties and bold auditions for potential backers .
"Al one point. in 1975, I literally had no
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asking them each for $1,000 which I'd repay
within five years come bell or high water.
••[ DIDN'T SAY what I was lnvQlved in. I
had a feeling that if I revealed what I was
trying to do, they'd all say, 'You're crazy,' and
not lend me the money. But 23 did
Among the faithful : J ack Lemmon. the
comedy team of Stiller and Meara. composer
Carol Hall and showbiz restaurateur J oe Allen
Jn 1976. Cha rnin's orphan found her first
home. the Goodspeed Opera House in East
Hadd am. Conn. There, the final version. with
newcomer Andrea McArdle as Annie, slowly
took shape during the summer.
And Martin Charnin lived happily ever
after? Nope. He promptly plunged into rJ?&king
another mus ic al, about a happy family. It
proved unhappy tor him -"I Remember
Mama."
And, alter disputing Liv Ullman and exiting
"Mama," Cha min suffered a mild heart attack
he now attributes to that stress
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"THE MAIN EVENT" (PG)
"OH.GOO"
"MOONRAKER" (p(l)
"CAPRICORN ONE"
"RdCKY II" <POI
"MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI"
"BUCK ROGERS" (PG)
"THE VllLAIN"
"HOT STUFF" (PG)
"''THE CONCORDE -AJAPORT '79"
''THE BRINKS JOB" (PO)
''8TAAWAAS"
"CAPAtOQAN ONE" (PO)
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"EVE8 OF LAURA MAAS"
"MEATBALLS"
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"THE MUPPET MOVlE''
"AEVENOE OF THE PtNK PANTHER" (pO)
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3 Cheers for Wisdoni and His Beers
Imports' Rising Popu'larity Keeps firm Busy
Next time you indulge in one of those
creamy imported brews, lift one ln
salute to Frank Wisdom.
He's president of the Irvine company
that imported and sold that beer, at
least if it's one of those pictured here
ONE 11DNG you can count on from
the amiable executive is that he'd cer·
• talnly toast yo\1 in return if he were
~ celebrating with you. ! Wisdom Imports' chief executive and
principal owner bas plenty to celebrate:
( The firm eQjoys an ongoing growth of 25
1 to "4 pereem in sales, a trend that's
likely to continue
The company buys and distributes
major import brands in 14 western
states for D10lll of the labels it handles,
I 13 more states for Asahi, the Japanese
brewery, plus bottled mineral waters,
fruit drinks and navored sodas.
But beer is clearly the main event:
"IT'S BA8E.D on taste," says
Wisdom. "Am•ricans are getting tired
of the dry, light domestic brews . . .
they've got to drlnlr 81' import to find
what they like."
And image ls another part of the
growth -''ell>eeially to the young . . .
imports set them apart, and they like
•em.••
A suable cbunt of Wlsdom's sales is
Tecate, brewed by Cervecerla
Cuaubtemoc S.A. of Monterrey, Mexico.
THE TWO FIRMS have worked
together since the mid 'SOs, about the
time Wisdom began working full time
for the family-owned firm.
The Mexican brewer puts out Indio,
Bohemia and Carta Blanca and Wisdom
handles all four.
"Tecate started as an ethnic beer. We
tiOld it to the braceros (farm workers)
originally .. in East L.A. and other
areas with a lot of migrant workers."
American beer drinkers discovered
Tecate a few years later, along with the
tradition of consuming it with salt and
lemon. "In Mexico they say lime, but
they mean lemon."
ORANGE COUNTY
BUSINESS
Of The Week
Other brewMles have tried to
promote their brands with salt and
citrus, "but somehow it just doesn't
taste the same."
But that 25-year association isn't
nearly aa long a venture as Wisdom bad
with Lowenbrau, now brewed
domestically by Miller.
The original German Lowenbrau
went through the firm for 30 years
"before greed set in," according to
Wisdom, and the brewery decided to
pick up bis share of profits as well.
It didn't work out that way and the
brand finally joined up with Miller, the
second·largest of U.S. brewers.
LOWENBRAU'S FORMULA was
changed when it swit~hed to U.S. pro·
duction and a suit is presently challeng-
ing Miller for allegedly misleading the
public into thinking it is atill lmported.
Wlsdom Imports was founded by Paul
Wisdom, tbe president's uncle, juat
after repeal of Prohibition.
"A lot of beer dlstributorshlps started
then," says Wisdom, many owned by
bootleggers who snatched up legal
ri_gbta to the routes they'd established
when things were dry.
"My dad says I was drinking beer
before I was old enough to talk." That
was during Prohibition and the brew
was home-made.
THE FiaM NOW sells its products
through 200 distributors who move
about 3 million cases annually to stores,
bars and other outleta.
But the company isn't just a broker
taking a cut of goods it hustles. says
Wisdom. It's a full-fledged general
agent that buys the beer. imports It by
train or ship, and resells it from a
warehouse at 17401 Eastman Ave.,
Irvine.
Marketing vice president John L .
Marches says Americans generally Uke
bottles and want them in open-top
basket carriers with handles.
Some labels and containers are
changed so Americans get what they
want.
BUT THE BREW is rarely changed,
other than occasionally reducin g
alcohol content to below the 4 percent
permitted in California.
Higher figures require relabeling as
ale.
Promotion is a key for any beer com·
pany and Wisdom's is no exception.
Customers or producers eventually pay
the tab for two ad agencies and a pubuc
relations firm.
A few brands don't need any touUng
at all. says the chjef executive.
Anchor Steam Beer is one.
"IT'S RATIONED by Fritz Maytag,
owner of the old brewery in San Fran·
cisco ... the last steam beer maker in
the world as far as I know."
Only 12,000 cues or the light Anchor
and heavier Porter come out of the Bay
Area each year.
"It's snapped up right away. There's
never any left over."
Wisdom's face brightens as he shares
the news, however. "that Fritz is just
about finished with a new brewery
that'll tum out 40,000 cases.
EVEN TllAT WON'T satisfy demand.
he admits. "There are a lot of markets
who can't get it. I'm afraid we've made
a lot of enemies.··
Wisdom says he looks for beers that
have natural ingredients and a reputa·
lion for taste and quality in the country
where they're made.
The list includes Leopard Lager from
New Zealand (light), Swan Lager rrom
Australia (a bit heavier ), Giraf from
Denmark (light-with 6.5 percent alcohol
Wisdom Imports
got a late start
with mineral water.
natJraJ fnit
and flavored soda
drinks, but hard
~ will help it
catch up to its
competition
for kick ) and two dark and hearty types
from England. Watoey's Red Barttl
(bot.tle and keg > and the aptly-named.
7·perceol·aloobol SUngo.
While 2 percent of the tot.aJ market
hardly represents a threat to domestic
brewers. rapid growth ("I expect
Californians to consume about 10 per·
cent imports eventually") has prompt·
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Beer distribution firm's
president Frank Wisdom
lives by the sea, but
waves above are in oil
done by daughter.
Fe1'er OuUtripped
Thermometer Still Required?
By PAT DUNN
Ol IN 0..ty-Si.tt
Almost everyone knows a
fever is a symptom of something
wrong. It 1s caused most often
by bacterial or viral mrection
The infection produces heat that
sends body temperature up
above IU normal 98.6 degrees
Fahrenheit.
For years. the usual way of
taking a temperature has been
with a mercury-filled glass
thermometer. But recently.
some manufacturers have been
promoting plastic ''fever
strips."
These strips, which are placed
on the outside of the body. such
a s t h e
indicate the heat. Some com·
panaes use a letter-number com·
binataon.
In addition. the indicators turn
one of three colors· tan <warm ),
green (warmer >. or blue
(warmest). Any shade in the
"N" category is considered a
normal temperature, whal e any
shade of color with a numeral
reading such as 1, 2. or 3 is sup-
posed to indicate an elevated
temperature. Generally. doctors
coMider a temperature of 100
degrees Fahrenheit or above as
a cause for concern.
FDA STRONGLY recom·
mends lhat consumers read
But Broker Won't HoM Your Hand If You Lo8e forehead. are
imbedded
with liquid
crystals that
are aena1tive
totem·
peratures. Cut Fee -Raises Investor Odds However,
the Food and
At first. Charles Schwab'• brotence
in Newport Center 1ooU lib all the
others iD nearbJ bul.ldlnp.
A board o..-trwaetioal from tbe
New York Mock &xctaanp ad a few t.
veston sit quietly 1tudylaa actkm in
their seeurtU..
AND WUN they dedde to act. tbeJ
chat wttb one ol tbe people wttb a C!Olll·
puter KNiil Oil their dmt. TM ,._..
rt.q oftm wttb req...U to bQJ or ..n.
Wlult .. dUflnS .. tbat......., .....
of tbe i..-diaeoat Ink... BW
Voebu1 U. •er ••l•peopl• 1D =t~ , .._ ... ern ' dn • ~!AJ~--wlt
tn•M91MllGDma.i-. v--. ..,. .. Ol"Clel' far 100 ......
ot • 1toct wm coa aboat •ill brobr f .. , --'1 ., .. tM tab for a tull· Mnlce........,..
TIM dlfta&H la Uaat lat.._. will
PlDO--•ft.aorftllatD•ak• ...... --••• ... ••••W•1lf•laeor· .-l net dedlMD .......
pretty topbllticated investors who know Comml11lon1 amounted to almost D r u g A d ~
as 'tfell u anyooe what to do." 40 percent ol fees IO Schwab gaYe tbe mlnlltraUon,
Tbe office at 800 Ne---* Center cuatomer the difference. which ii lnvesti1atina theae new ... .,.,. • devices, cautions that the "fever
Drive baa about 2,000 cllenta. ANOTllEa DIPFSaBNCB between strt1>9" lhould not be considered
"MOit ol them llYe on Unda or Udo the firm and other dhcounten is tbe replacements for tbe conven·
hie or tn· Leisure World." And most "back oftlce" maintained in Su Fran· tional thermometer, but should
deal in lllable c.bunta of 500 or more clsco, the 15-brancb-omc• company's be used only u fever indicators
shares. home bue. or d~. Wben tbe stripe ln·
But Vosburg conflrm1 that smaller, On·llne computers keep tabs on dlcate fever, a conventional
teu experienced tnvaton are trytq customer aecounta <cub margin or op-mercury thermometer abould be
tbelr hind u well. perhaps u a result tlon) and al.lo record boldbi'i'i. Tbe back used to determine esact tem·
of 1peeulatlon over a poulble new bear office reta.lm or abipa securities •• perature, FDA offldall 1a.y.
mart«. Deeded. 0 n e m a n u f a c t u r e r
The ftrm ll afflllated with u.e Padftc ackllowledcea th1a by lnclQdtns
ONS aSASON for trldlDI with Pbll...._•-1a and Boston exc i;i a 1lau thermometer with the
Sell,.. .._, t•-ra&a.-<!'~ ll-uec~ ..order.a..JMl.ibL8D,LllDOl"lllLI atrl1>9. ·
about • low u we go.") allow Miler anotber dealer when t-ricea are -Tes\.""iASnc atrtps work DNftt-taldnl bKaUH a smaller spread there. uL.e •L.'··. betwem parchue aad H1linl price la ua ~
DMCledtotoYVeommluiom. vosauao MYI b• Uk• not bavtni Wben pre11ed ·•1•lnat the
"It'• jult......, to mu• IDDMJ when to live advice U..t mi.att cauM "to-forebud for aboUf 11 MCODdl. a tbe 1--' ll llllallm'... meone to lole their life aa.tnp In a bad letter or number appean, in· .,.._ d al dlcattnc 11 there la a rlM In the
lclnnb bet• in California In im u • · akin swfae. tems-atu.re. Moat
a eoe•ldMDal brok•r witb reHareh de· "Most of the other broken bate "'·" manufacturers uae the letter partmeat ad commllllOlled Nl•men. be says, but aN a..ppy to take h1I refer-.. N'' Clw llOl'lnal) w .. , .. (fw
Wbl9 tbe lecurtU• aad ICxcb&Qle rail of people wbo want advice. f•ver) or numeral lDcUcaUou
Commlllkin ordered • bd to fixed TboM wbo tncs. with him are wtll1nl (tb• bJJ:•r tbe aumM" th•
JIO'I' BAT ilillt of .. .... .... ntee 19 lf'rl. tbe firm let lta ... ttaft to tak• retpoaalbillt.y fOT tbelr wlDI aD4 b.l(ber *in ~·Qare) to a ., --. ._ ...._ •.• ._ .,. __ .., wtlml4nledl0e1P. _ ~· .. , ·-,__ ----~-~-
directions carefully, as well as
double check any indication of
fever with a clinical mercury
thermometer.
One of FDA 'a concerns is lhat
these fever detectors 1tve a
reading of surface akin tem-· perature, while the mercury
thermometer gives the more ac-
curate body core temperature . .
when placed in the mouth or rec· ,
tum. I
Forehead surface leD\·
peraturea vary two to ei1bt
de1ree1 between lndtvldual1.
-Bod-y (eore). t••"Pff•U&r•a.-
1enerally remain CODlta.at (11.4
de1ree1 Fabrenbelt) lD the
absence ot dl.leue for tbe over· wbelmm, majority ol S*)Ple.
IN ADDl'ftqN, external and
internal pbytleal facton cu
ralH a mdhidual'• forehead temptr.-... ,,._. fact.on Jn ••
elude ·warm or C!OOl air, d1nct •
Cleenl'a,._a,
Schlitz Finds
i
Fizz is Gone . .. ;·; 8y •ILTON MO&Kotnn
::• 1lllwaukee01 Joa. Schllta .Bnwhll moved a
IDOlltb qo la&.o ooe of the .-druUc l\ePI a
company can take: It stopped paylq cub
dh1deoda to the owuen.
Five yean aao Schlitz wu pa)'lq 17 cents a thare eYerY three moat.ha, or A centa a year.
In 1978, lt pared that paJOUt to 10 cents, or 40
cents a year. Now lt'a down to sero.
THE PalNCIPAL L08Eas are the
memben of the foundln1 Uihlein family that
owns 15 percent of Schliu'11tock. But they are
not likely to Protelt. Althouah no lollaer active
in the day-to-lat 1Dana1ement of the company,
they must realhe that Schlitz need.a every cent
it can muster to reverse a rlsln1 tide of
misfortune.
Simple arithmetic will contribute to that
realizaUoo. In 1973, the 22 million shares the
Uibleins bold ~ere worth $68 a share. At least,
shares traded at that price on the New York
Stock Exchange. They're now tradin1 ln the $11
range, for an erosion in value of more than 80
percent.
Money
Tree
It's difficult to
pinpoint precisely
when things began to
sour at Schlitz, but
1951 may have been
one of the first
indicators.
That waa the year the Milwaukee brewer
lost its nationaJ leadership to St. Louis-based
Anheuser-Buach, brewer of Budweiser. In 1957,
Anheuser-Busch captured 7 .2 percent or the U.S.
beer market, while Schlitz bad 7.1 percent.
SCHLITZ WAS NEVER again to regain the
top spot. However, it wasn't suffering too much
because its output spurted, picking up shares
from local breweries that were driven out of
business. lt may have been No. 2, but by 1973 lts
share of the U.S. market was 15 percent.
Anheuser-Busch had 21 percent. Pabst, ln tblrd
place, had 9 percent of tbe market.
Then another Milwaukee brewer began to
make il.9 move. Miller Brewing, injected with
energy by il.9 new owner, cigarette warlord
Philip Morris. launched a drive that was
nothing short or spectacular. In 1973, Schlitz
outsold Miller by 3 to 1. By 1977, Miller was
outselling Schlitz and holding second place ln
the industry.
Schlitz was bHt.t~. It was late realizing
there was a big market for a low-calorie beer. It
was late realizing there was a big market for a
pre mium beer. And as its sales started to slip,
Schlitz lapsed into a defensive and belligerent
advertising campaign: .. You want to take away
my gusto?" It was a campaign dubbed by
advertising people as: "Drink my Schlitz or I'll
kill you."
Here's Schlitz's record In the past three
years:
In 1976, Schlitz sold 24 million barrels for net
profit of $50 mUUon. In 19T1, il sold 22 million
barrelB and showed $20 mUllon in profits. In
1978, it sold 19.S million barrelB and netted $12
million.
WHAT'S DISASTllOUS IS that Schlitz has the
capacity to produce 32 million barrelB of beer a
year. It can't sell all the beer it can produce,
even with its new advertising campaign: "Beer
makes it good, Schlitz makes It great!"
On May 15 Schlitz closed its Hawaiian
brewery, which produced Primo beer. And it's
now moving across the country introducing its
new. premium brand, Erlanger, t o battle
Anbeuseur-Buscb 's Micbelob and Miller's
Lowenbrau.
So far the results are not forthcoming.
Schlitz's beer shipment.a in the first half of 1979
were down 12 percent. And durln& that same six
moatb1 lt J>Olted a loss of S2.1 mllllon,
compand wlth proftta of '8.e mlWon ln the flnt
half of 1178.
With Dl'Olftt. noaem.tent. lt'1 dlffteult to pay
d1Yideads.
$50.000 to $500,000
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ed top ftnal to ftDd an Import ol t.be:lr . owa.-. -. -. -The Averages Are in Company's ·Favor .,,__ -... ' . ..
••.•N•SlllS a .a'11CW h11 MJ~•l>l1 la .. anan•1qU111. •.
but ~·,. ID '00kta1 to 1Mdl CIMo •
HCW YOllJC CAP ) There la oo Muhammad Ali and other flJbten of ·happy wtth a beer lD yoar band and ~that Adam and Eve cll'l1-d hie elaH, nuclear powe r 'plant aomebocb' Uarowt a dou.bloCID lrom. a =-~:;':ti ::Otb:b1~= ~~ :l~~Ptt:c:r':! ::,~0:,:'~ '~~i:'1:ta t!~!; ~:::•-., two
a pQalcY, deeplt.e Eve'1 prtidll«Uon anyone elM. pya wbo ..,. kinda drank were
lor wpmtl .• · Por' a few buckl a 7ear mor.. rtcllne oa a float.and both tried to set •oodu..art. . ••aut .. am 60 tt btttir "9caUM
we IN Mle .. P'ck tM ltl"ClmlJR dJ.t. U11MaW(Jar ......... )1DtMlaaNt.''
ReilMl ... ••~f<w
S v • n co D 1 l de r l n I th• l r "'9vlDC9 can be sot.ten by rac. car ln the portable toilet. W•ll, lbe truck -~ •lilt.ence iD IVaaae drlnn. b~nden. eave dlv~':J lurched and tbe whole t.hlnc fell Into IVl"CllUndlao. After all, the tint m• cenam radium worten, bomb aq th• 1treet."
to 1t41p on ilM mooo were able to 11t m•mMr1, undtr1rouod miners,
laltannce before t.M1 •eat. and at movle lt:\mtmen, mocaotaba cUmben
leut one major compan1'1 rate book and tr8P*Je artiltl. For more than
mauer ol faetly llltt the nremhun for twlce what a averaa• penoa would Juan., ''lute ml.lken.or. pay, deep eea divers and lltroulltl
............ nl\ICtul to • .....,, '*•-..._ pua fl'Oft cm earTJIAI «Mr .......
.. 't tW 1"191nbrt of trade? ............. .,., but lt'• bard
INSUMNCS' AL80 coven the bl1
r11kl. WIUllo three da11 of the ftrat
bappeaJas at Three 1111• Jaland
euclear plant, a pool of 250 to'"'". frOWD tn court. cu be covered. llNCZ ,... earllnt da.ya an)'Olle Not Ions before Apollo 11 tooll off.
bold enou1b to take a rlall baa for the tint moon l&ndlnc, 2arl Bell,
probably bad little trouble f1.Ddlq a Travelen lnlurance Co. executive
1omeooe bold enouab to take a ln Howton. 1ot "the brit)lt Idea" of
companlel bepn wrtUa1 eheekl for
evacuee9' 11vtna expeuea, eventually
ftl& mNsaAL ........... la
t.Ul1 ... to Wlldom. It baDdl .. Pnaflll _. a"lult.e waten, a Mex·
lean andCaltlonala bred. flDaaclal chance on It. There'• tnauru.c the ut.ronaut.a. •ricteac. ot lnlura.nee u far back u
Mnopotamla ln Umea 8.C. AM the
4,700 Insurance companies employin1
J 7 mUllon people In this country
today lndlcate that u1umtq rtJk.s
r:yini out Sl.2 million. Numerous
awsulta may rahe tbe ante
considerably, however. but by law
the federal iovemment bu Umited
the tot.al UabWty to $580 mllllon from
a nuclear accident. No one was
Injured or suffered . immediate ill
effects in this one.
"Both aN amoa• the few to meet
CaUfoml• requirements for beln1
labeled mineral water. Perrier didn't
make It.''
Penafiel ls also the brand ror
navored mineral waten.
Koudlea'1 and Heavenly Nectan
cover the emer1lD1 natural frult
drink market. One la unfiltered wttb
au.apended pulp.
Wladom ls a llttle late on the
market with these products, be ad·
mltu "but I tbink we'll make it with a
lot of bard wort."
THE C% WISDO• employees do
work hard at aellln1 and qlercbandia· in1 the line, but they also work
a mart.
Wisdom says he doesn't have a
computer, though payroll and other
repeUtious tasks are done by con-
tract firms that do.
Orders and billing are simplified
by Wisdom to keep sales staff hustl-
ing beveraaes. not carbon copies.
He tries to sell ~o more than a
month's supply to customers. That's
to avoid the danger of spoilage <no
preservatives , remember>.
"Beaidea, we know we'll be selling to
tbem on a regular basis, so why load
'em up."
That's rationale worth toasting !
'Die Company •••
Wisdom Imports 1s a general
agent handling imports,
advertisi ng and d1str1 bu1ton ol
several Imported beers, ales.
mineral waters and natural fruit
drinks. Is Is located at 17401
Eastman Aw .. Irvine.
ha.a been profitable.
ln1urance companl11 d o everytbiq they can to take the risk
out of rtJk, of course. A.ltbouab ln
Adam and Eve's day lt would have
been anybody'a suns as to how Iona
these new creatures would Uve (the
Bible records that Adam lived 930
years, which one ltuurance executive
says would make bis monthly life
insurance premium fairly low>. t.be
facts of llle and death are more nut
today.
Everyone in insurance bas h1I own
pet joke about actuaries. the
s upposedly dull, gray stati5Uciana
who know how chancy someooe ol
your age. sex, health and occupatJon
is. Yel in their own way actuaries
have as clear a window on the
vagaries or life as any police desk
sergeant.
TREY KNOW that at birth an
American can be expect.ed t.o live 72.8
years -it was only 47.3 years in
1900. They know that women lend to
live six to seven years longer than
men , and that married men, for
some r eason. tend to outlive
bachelors. They know that 1r you
make It to 85, you can expect to live
another 5.1 years if you are a white
male, 6.4 years if you are a while
female, 7.2 year s if you are a
non-white male and 9 l years if you
are a non-wh.ite female.
Insurance companies also protect
themselves by spreading their eggs
in a number of baskets. "It's the law
or large numbers," says Charles
Greeley, a vice president a nd
ac tuary of Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. "Jr we only had eight
customers we'd be gambl ing. But
with a few thousand the law of large
''WE nGUllED t.be chances were
50·50 that they would make it," he
says. "I round out later that NASA
didn't think the chances were that
aood."
So a $50,000 accident policy wu
drawn up for each astronaut and a
total premium of SS,000 was aet.
·'Row are you going to fl1ure
aomethln1 that's never happened
before in tbe world?" Bell ub. "We
Juat pidled a number ..
Al one poi nt in his career .
however, Bell was In New Orleans
and wu wrtua, 1im1lar policies for
Mardi Gras parade noata. "'They are
a bluer rilk than Apollo wu ... he
un. "You're slttlna there fat and
FEVER ...
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sunlight or artalicial light on the
forehead. physical eurcise. or
even flushing or the face caused
by a n emotional state
F ever s trips h ave been
marketed In thl.A country since
about 1975, but only recently
have manufacturers and d1i.
tributors made a concentrated
effort to sell them in retail out
let!I. With the increased market
ing errorts came questions about
reliab11Jty
FDA'S LOOK al ff:ver ~tnp:.
will Include gathenng snforma
lion on rellab1Uty. with an ~ye to
the possibility of 11elling :.tan
dards for the stnps
If you want more infor matmn
contact the nearest FDA office
at 1521 W Pico Blvd . Los
Angeles 90015
Many of these bl11er-thao-llfe
risks -from the Titanic to the 747s
that colllded at Tenerlfe to the moon
buuy -are covered by Uoyd's of
London. an ltuurance exchange. It
grew out or tbe 17th century coffee
bowie started by Edward Lloyd, who
attracted ship captain• with a
1blpplng news paper. Gradually it
became the place to go to insure a
1bip. .
Today its mem~rs still sit at
t ables t oughly resembling coffee
house booths. Broken carry around
sheets of paper describing proposed
policies and those wishing to share
the risk add their lnltials to the list.
Hence the word "underwriter ...
INSURANCE WAS called in lo
settle things after a Massachusetts
woman. denied pauage through a
checkout line lo a supermarket,
poured bleach over a man's bead and
he responded in kind, prompting
most everyone else in the store to
gr ab their own bottles of bleach and
JOl.ll the melee. And insurance tried
to sort tJung.s out when a butcher and
his employee got into a fracas using
frozen chickens as weapom, which
ended wben the employee tripped
O\ er a frozen turkey and broke his
leg
With this kind or vantage on
humanit y. insura nce m en are
remarkably sanguine about the risks
everyone else fears
·s ure. there are a lot of scary
rt!>ks ... 'ays Greeley of Metropolitan.
.. M an.kmd is always finding stupid
things to do to ltseU But somehow
ther e appears lo be a longter m.
s1g n1f1cant. stat1stJcal improvement
m longevtty
The firm currently employs 42
including Its sales staff in 14
western states.
"I'm not saying all lhose lhings
aren't bad. but the re are other things
to compensate · · numbers applies... ~~=====-======--=~ You may die tomorrow. but enough ----------------Sales unavailable.
Frank Wisdom, chairman of the
board for the fa mily-held
corporation. Other key ottloer$
are: Gilbert Wisdom. president:
John Marches. VP·s ales .
marketing. and Daryl Weimer.
director of sales.
people paying premiums w1U Live to
pay off your pohcy.
ONLY 3 .. PERCENT of the people
applying for life in3urancc are turned
down , for either health or
occupational reasons.
U you are a steeplejack. you might
have trouble getting life insurance
Bul at least one company will Insure
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DEAR BOB: We want to sell our summer
home in northern Minnesota and use the proceeds t~ buy a retirement condominium lo sunnier parts.
Cao we use that "residence replacement rule" to
avoid paying t ax on our profit?
JanW.
DEA& JAN: No. Par&·tlme vacatloe aammer
homes can't qaallfy for the "realdeaee
replacement rale" tax deferral or the "over SS
nale" $1 .. ,• home sale proftt tax exempUoo. Tbe
realOll ls both tu rules, toDtalned In Iateraal
Revetme Code sectiom 1134 ud 1.Zl, are limited to
sales ol prbtdpaJ resldeaces oaJy.
U yoa llave a large prollt oa the sale of yoor
nm mer home, yoa may wlaJJ to use u lastallmeot
sale to spread tbe t.ax Lato fuuare years. A&k yov
tax actvtaer for details on lutallmeat sale benefits.
A"" War1 to fHo Sun! of Tit~!
DEAR BOB: We signed a purchase agreement
t o buy a home. It says that the seller is to deliver
to us "marketable title." How can we be sure we
a re getting "marketable t.iUe," whatever tha t is?
Allred T.
DEAR ALFRED: Marketable title means the
property's title ls free of Uena, encroacbmeats,
easement.a, and other title cloada. Two metboda
are a.sed to deliver marketable t.ltle. One ls the
at&orney'a title opinion letter wbkb ls only as good
a& the aUorney's ability to search and Interpret
UUe doca.meata. If be makes a m istake , your
recoane Is against the attorney.
A better metllod is to insist oa a title lnsarance
poUcy at. &be time of purchase. U a tttle lnaarance
company woe't ware the tllle, after reaearcbing
Its status, you can be SW'~ the &Ille laa'& marke&a·
ble.
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bome on a lake. Ever since ~ have bad a problem
with the aeptic tank. ll ii oow ao bad that water
lays above ground and gives olf an odor. What
abould we do?
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said we abould eet up our boob to depreciate the
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SEASI• SAYINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION (IN ORGANIZATION)
P.O. Box 2218 Mission Viejo, California 92690 <714 ) 951-7225
We are proud to m!orm you of the names of your friends and neighbors who a re Founders of our
assoc1auon. These Founders who reside in Mission VieJO and adJoirung com munities have indicated
their support for the idea of a locally-owned , independently-operated savings and loan assoc1at1on
to serve the savings and the mortgage-loan needs of our people. With their help and yours. Y.l'
hope to open our doors in Mission Viejo in a very few months
DIRECTORS
JoAnn S. Bolinger
Warner P. Bord.i er
J ohn F. Lamrock
Gerald H. McJen.kin
Lloyd E . Miner
Richard L. Petersoa
John T. Saunders
FOUNDERS
Mr. Richard L. Adair
Ms . Corinne Armstrong
Mr. & Mrs. Greg S. Arrowsmith. Sr
Mr. & Mrs. David Ball
George & Ellubeth Balzer
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Banks
Mr. Fred L. Barrera
Mr. Robert T . Beatty
Brooke & Bo Bentley
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Billman
Dr. & Mn. Preatoo T Biabop
Mr. Tom H. Black
Mr. & Mrs. James Bone. CPA
Delmar Boulger
Mr. Charles A. Bowes
Mr. & Mrs. John T . Boyd
Edward P. & Carol A. Broom
Mr. & Mrs. Kemble F. Broom
Mr. & Mrs. Barrett N. Brown
Dean & Judi Buchinger
Mrs. Pat Burns
Mr. Thomas E . Bums Ill
Mr. Robert B. Buxton
Mr. & Mrs. William R . Callao
Mr. & Mrs. H lllTY R. Carlton
Ms . Ginger Carroll
T. F. Cary
Mr. & Mn. Joe Changala
Mr. & Mrs. Si Cbangala
Mr. Bruce Church
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Cinti
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Clack
Mr. & Mrs. Cal Coleman
Mr . Philippe A. Conrad
Dr. and Mrs. J oe Cortese
Mr. John F. Culbertson
Mr. V. David Dulaney
~r. Ralph C. Dix
Mr. Walter B. Dozier
Mr. V. David Dulaney
Mr. Neal M. Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J . Ehrsa m
Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. E mo
Mr. & Mrs. Werner Escher
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Etcheberria
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Farrand
Mr. & Mrs. Darrel E . Favrhow
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fischer
Mr. Alan Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Fortsoo
Cecil Fraser
Ken & Donna Friess
Mr. & Mrs. Tad Fujita
Mr. Robert A. Garrison
Mr. & Mrs. Keo Graebel
Wm. S. & Jane M. Gray
Mr. & Mrs. George D. Gregg
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hachigian
Pat Haigler
Mr. John M. Hales
Mr . & Mrs. Guy Ha lferty
Mr. Gi!rald E. Hall
Mr. Tom HaU
Mr. & Mrs. C. Haodschuch
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Hanousek
Mr. Frederick J . Hanshaw
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. D. Hanshaw
Curtis & Jeanette Hart
Mr. Harley A. Hartman
Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Hausdorfcr
Mr. & Mrs. Yvon Heckscber
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Heizman
Mrs. Rita Hockenberry
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howard
llcrlane R. Huntley
Mr & Mrs Frank Imburgia
Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin Jacobs
Mr . & Mrs. Phil Jenks
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. J essee
Mr. & Mrs. R.H. J ones
Mr. Thomas H. Jones
Mr . & Mrs. Larry Ka ufman
Mr. & Mrs. )fike Kendall
Mr. Wllliaoi E. Kibbie
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Lambeth
Mr. Al Leance
Mr. & Mrs. M. John Lippman
Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Lord
Mr. & Mrs. John Maggaro
Lee Mallory
Mr . .Norman Mannis
Mr. Thomas 0 . Martin
Dr. Bame May
Mr. & Mrs. CedJ N. McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. McKinney
Mr. Bruce McNeill
Mr . & Mrs. Keith Meyer
E m il & Deborah Milisci
Mr. Gordon W. Miller
Mr. Robert F. Miller
Mr. Michael P. Milligan
A. 0 . Misener Mr. James t:. Mitchell
Mr. J ohn MJtcbeU
Robert D. Montgomery
Mr . J oseph P. Munger
Ms. Dorothy M. Myers
Mr. Doug Nash
Mr. Harry Oda
Mr . & Mrs. Michael Olson
Mr . Arthur Overlee
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pacquin
Albert G. Pizzo, MD
Mr Randall E. Presley. Jr.
Maunce Polley
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Primac
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Prothero, Jr.
.,
Mr RoUy Pulaski
Mr & Mrs Al Quillian
Dale L. Rat.her
Mr . John C. Reinhardt
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Renken
Mr . Don Renne r
Leandro & Patsy Renteria
Mr. David Ricker
Mr. & Mrs. Norman R. Roftkainen
Mr., Leona.rd R . Sager
Mr. Ray St. Onge
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Salsbury
Mrs. Ruth E. Saunders
S. P . ScibeW
Mr. & Mrs. Harey Shatto
Dr & Mrs Joseph Sokol
Mr . & Mrs. H. C. Gunna r Sorensen
Mr. DooaJd St.ebenne
Mr. Marshall A. Stiltner
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Stoddard
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn J. Slrobsahl
Mr. Myron C. Sukut
Mr . Robert L. Sutton
Mr. Jack Tatum
Mr. & Mrs. Malcom TeUoian, J r.
Mr. & Mrs. PeU!rTempletoo
Mr. & Mrs. Durward Thetford
Bruce Toffelmier
Mr . & Mrs. Per T rebler
Ms . Beverly B. Trindle
Mr. J im Tyson
Mr. J im Vakoutis
Mr. Edgar L. Van Cott
Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Verburg
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Veyna
Mr. & Mrs. Pat We rner
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Wolin
Mr. Dennis W. Wootan
Mr. David R. Za.brte
Mr. Carl H. Zangger
Mr. & Mrs. Randall Zurbacb
Founders Llst as or Septembers. 1979
This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an off er to buy
these securities . The offer is m ade only by the Offering Circular.
SEASIDE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
(IN ORGANIZATION)
An opportunity for residents of the community of Mission Viejo and adjoining
communities to invest in a locally-owned Savings and Loan Association
200,000 Shares of Guarantee Stock
Price $10.00 Per Share
(25 Share llinimum)
Copies of the Offering Circular on Request
Telephone: (714) 951-7225
Office Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
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REAL ESTATE
-Biiildiilg C11rhs· Loom?··
t I
SC4G Plana Outlined at .Irvine ~eeting
forec-. b9 retained IO they cu be modlfted u
1rowt.h "'91\lre. lh1fL' • •
"However," be empbulud "there la • very
Nal dancer that 1tate and federal a1encle1 may
block foreca1t revl1Lon1, In which ease. tbe
fMeeuta would fwtction u rlCLd 1rowtb CCJDtroll."
TBE AQllP 18 A realonal plan to at.taln
federal air quality ataodarda by ISi. Tbe plu ta
npeclal.ly lmportant. Beam pomted out, because
m7 amendment.a ol tbe Clean A1r Act provide
severe aanctlona -Including cutoff of moat
federal funds and probJblUon of new lnduatrtal de·
velopment -for reliona that do not meet the act's requirement.a.
"'lbe AQMP easentially cooaiat.a of some 80
meaaurea wbicb_...)l(ill reduce to acceptable' levels
pollut.ants emffted by stationary aourcea -
primarily lnduatrlal -and mobile aourcea -
primarily auto," be aald. ''Tbla plan 1a bued od
tbe populatioo, hou.ting. employment, and land·uae
forecut.a adopted in the SCAG·78 plan."
However. Beam noted, when the AQllP wu
sent to the state Air Resources Board <ARB ) for
adopUoo a.s part of the federally required atate
plan. il was revised to include stricter pollution
standards.
THl8 MEANS THAT SCAG, ARB and tbe
Southern California Air Quality Management Dla-
trict <SCAQM D > still muat a1ree on required
emission reductions
··On the positive side," Beam said, the AQMP
"represents an effort to leuen the air qualJty im ·
pacts of locally-generated population and employ·
ment forecasts rather than growth control to
achieve air quahty standards .
'1'his prov1111on should remove state agencies
from 1utuat1ons such as the one in South Orange
Co unty, where the State Water Resources Control
Board and ARB have inserted themselves into the
loc a l approval process
Inflation beating
tips ... Every day
In the l•tJUl41MI
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Statt wttb JumJoe Owlc, certainly one of the choice locatJon1 in Newport
Beach. Add a 24.bour attended pte-howc. Now lma&ioe one·story, two-
atory, and apUt·levcl, sintle·f~Uy attachod bomel, all of them architectural
pma loaded with di.ltinct.ivc featurea. Then the Clubhouse with pools and
nlabt·Uabt-1 tennis couru. Put tbetc dcmcnta toaethcr and you have 1 lifestyle
mo.\ ~ dream of and only a few realize. It you are the kind of penon
wbo dcmanda a ftne rcsldeace In a private community, Jumine Creek dcecrvoa
your ltroftl conehtcration. A fact 1111•1 on facl/11/11, Including aaocla"on
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-._ L. D., Newport leada tod11 oo1t11100,000. ~ -a. a tarp empao,w, ..--UJ em= • nm ftture J'flDPI to tm.ooo
lal 5~~· Allio -=-ylq ......,a.a for 50 pucent ol'tbe MW bomea s.ooo aN LuckJ storta, he., McDoane I ln or...,. Oouat1.
O.U,IM utlca Com...,. Beet-man lutru· • Jn 10 ,...,., the price tat for
menta, lnc., Alpha Beta~. and CC 1.rviM. an averqe California home la
Wblle Dtaoeylud empton Just over •·•· t 1d t a.-h pl s whic:b l• cloH to Ute ou1aber tbat Pacltlc •apec e 0 .,w • w op n ~.ooo. Telephone emplo.Y1, Rockwell lDa.tnaUoaaJ Corp.
l:leelroolc Systems Group &Dd H\AOel Aircraft
Company Ground Sy1tem1 Group botb employ ap·
prox11Dately t ,000 people.
Knolt'a Berry Farm, Bank of America and the
UCI Medical Center .. ch employ about 3,000 peo.
pie.
Far Wmt Services <Coco'• and 8eubea'a) has
2,500 e:npjorees.
There are 2,000 people employed at CaUfornJa
Stale Unlverslty-Fullerton, Fairview State
Hospital and J .C. Penney.
Tbe lrvine Company, Golden West Oollege and
Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburcen all hire 800
people. And of course the largest employer is no
surprise the Or&n1e County Department of
Education. It employs 50,000 people.
F.:DlTOR'S NOTE.' Randall McCardle ia prelident
o/ the R.eol F.:1tate1'1; he aUo u author, lecturer and ill·
structor. Send 11our comments and quemona to Randy
McCaf'dU, cl o t1'e Daily Pilot, Poat Office Box 1560,
Costa Meaa, CA 9~26
Housing Leaders
Prep for Decline
WASHING TON -Strategies to moderate the
anticipated decline in housing production and td
bring housing within the reach of thousands of
first-time buyers will dominate discussion when
leaders of the home building industry meet in
Biloxi, Miss., next month.
More than 1,100 builders from across the coun-try are expected to attend ltle six-day Fall Board'
or Directors meeting or the National Association or
Home Builders. The meeting opens Thursday,
Sept. 1.3.
TIGHT MONEY AND RISING interest rates
this year are expected to bring about a 20 percent
decline in housing starts from last year's two
million level. Single family starts will drop by an
estimated 272,000.
"Although this is a moderate decline by his-
toric standards, a drop of 272.000 homes means the
l"s of "80,000 jobs, $7 .5 billion in wages and about
$2 billion in tax revenue for local, state and federal
governments," said NAHB President Vonda! S.
Grav lee. Young Amencans in record numbers are now
entering the prtme home buying ages. During the
1970s about 32 milllon Americans reached the age
of 30, a 39 percent increase over the 1980s, and
another 42 milllon will reach age 30 during the
1980s.
"ANY DECUNE IN howling production will
add to the infiati~ pressures on housing, as de-
mabd is bott1ecl :Gt only to surge forward again
during the ne-i;t recovery," Gravlee said.
"These sh.Arp cyclical fluctuations are ex-
tremely disruptive to our industry and cause an
ever incre~ number or households to chase an
ever decreasing number of affordable homes."
To help offset soaring construction cost& and
rlcord high ftnancing rates, ~AHB is supporting
pending legislation that would"· amend the current
FHA-Insured ~~tioo 245 graduated payment
mortgage pay-.nta in the early years of the loan.
I
"'JUE EXPANDED PROGRAM could open
the door to bol!leownersbip.lor thousands of young
and middle Income families who now fiha i home
of their own just outside their gasp," Gravlee said.
"It ls impe>rtant that we explore every poeaible
alternative In developing energy-efficien\ homes."
GRAND OPENING
• Deapile the muabroomi.ua
bome price and the unaf·
fordabUlty of people to buy
them, an acldltioaaJ 1.2.5 million
to l' million bouatn1 u.nita are
needed In the next ftve yean to
handle the PoPU)atJon demand.
• Failure to build at lea.st two
million uolts per year wUI
almost certainly result ln in·
creased prices due to the simple
facts of supply and demand. ·
Jn.satiable demand and anti··
houaiq sent.lmenta hne teamed
up to produce
the abort.age.
There is an
attitude o r
selfishness to-
day in cities
and com -
munities that
say build
elsewhere.
The regula-
ouNon lions being
created that stifle production of
affordable hous ing are now
responsible for an estimated
twenty percent of the cost of de-
velopment.
This skyrocket of high prices
and high interest rates coupled
with restrictive policy is result·
ing in a s harp decline of
homesboppers, even in Orange
County which could be on its
way to becoming what Los
Angeles was in 1970.
BUT, EVEN WITH the
gloomy outlook, there still is a
s ilver lining at the end of the
tunnel -permitting the use of
"tax exempt revenue bonds" to
finance housing.
"This is one fork that can be
used very effectively to get
around the supply and demand
issue -putting homes in a price
range where they may be bought
by the average family," said
Amu1lng observations
of life along
the Orange Coast,
penned by
a native son,
tn the
DAILY PILOT
1 & 2 bedrooms near
Mission San Juan Capistrano
and Dana Point Marina.
Fireplace, wet bar, shake roofs,
garage, private patio or
balcony, pool and spa, cabana
and barbeque area, RV
"
parking.
• --·· t "(.
Dundee, Executive Vice Prell·
deal ol John G. Rinaldo Floan·
c1a1 CcrvoraUoo aod American ~ llon•a1e CorporaUoo,
Newport Beach. •
The awr.,e American family
ol today la relyiq buvil)' Oil cooventlonal funds tbrou&b ln·
•tltutlooal lenders, In orc1er to
obtain mortca1e financing. Now
tbat the alfonlabWty question la
becomin& acute, new prosram.1
ottering eome aoluUons are sur-
faci.01.
"BY AVTHORIZING the use
of tax exempt revenue bonds Lo
fina.oce single family housing,
Concresa could help dampen the
effects of an impending re-
c e sa ioo for thousands of
moderate income families who
are searching for homes they
can afford. a majority of them in
California," the analyst noted.
M~ of the conditions that
precipitated the housing collapse
of 197 .. 75 are surfacin& a1ain.
including the strong outflow of
funds from mortgage lending in-
stitutions.
Savings Institutions lost a re·
cord $2.6 billion during April,
causing many institutions to
curtail their mortgage lending
operations. If this trend con-
tinues, mortgage financing from
institutions will not be easily ob·
tained.
WE ARE experienceing at
least a twenty percent decline in
housing starts this year, thereby
causing a loss of $2 to $3 billion in
federalandstatetax revenues.
Legislation is currently pend-
ing before Congress that would
restrict the types or housing that
would be available for the
below-market mortgage interest
rate financing made available
under the tax exempt revenue
bonds sold by states and local
communities.
Tennis Court Set
A wind-protected illuminated
tennis court will serve up plenty
of recreational fun to residents
of Bay View Terrace", a com-
munity or 21 townhomes over-
looking the Newport Beach Back
Bay.
Bay View Terrace. nearing
completion of construction by
MBD Development, Inc., is de·
signed to offer 'residenu a resort
en Vir(Jll.Dlent.
Pdult
'
Wltb the 9rlce of an average new home runnln1 around
$81,000 1D moll parts of the na-
Uoo, Ol'*tlde ol Ca.Womia. the
lower financing coats provided
by the revenue bondl constitute
about lbe OGly •&1 thousands of
moder&U lneome famlliea may
still purchase a home."
"WE'VE GOT TO do
something. The population is
1rowing and housing production
ls deereuinl at the same time.
We' re walkin& a tight rope with
time. If we don't get ~ometbi.og
goioe, there's not going to be
any more affordable housing to
put people into."
Tbe sharp decline in housing
production this year would drive
prices even higher and ag-
gravate the "arfordabilUy
crisis" for milllons of young
Americans who are being denied
accHs to the market.
"We tend to forget many of
these young Americans came
Prldng Your HouM Right
The value of your
house la not what you
think it la -·or what the ~er lhinkl. ll ii de·
tennlned cblefiy by the
location , th e
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priced houle 1Utint on
the manet for months
becomet almolt lmpoui-
ble to aell. Sor fint. you
mJlt tet In llne wUh lhe market. That means a
rullstic appraisal.
Nobody -bot nobody
-is more acutely aware • at tbe current boiulnc
market than your local Realtor. A capable
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even a team of salesmen
who will individually
priee '.YO'JT borne and then
reach a fair ooocen1ua. Or you can h i re a
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muniliea -model ones for the
nation. Orange County is a
classic example.
DOF.S IT SEEM fair to tum
our backs on these young
American families and deny
them housing"
''Th06e harmed most by the
seventy percent hike in the price
of a single family home over the
past five years are newly
formed families These are
fam1hes with moderate to lo-.i.
incomes, the elderly and others
on fixed incomes
By the year 1990, there wall be
22 mill.J on households with the
head of household between the
ages of 25 and 35 compared with
only 10.5 million families in 1970
This means that an add1t1onal
12 5 m1lllon to 14 m11hon housing
units might be needed in the
next five years .
THE ANALYST warned that a
decline of 375,000 starts this year
could reduce the gross national
product next year by S31 billion.
·'Tax exempt bonds are
symptomatic or the fact that in·
nation is carrying home prices
further beyond the capacity of
the home-buying public to afford
housing," said Dundee.
Custom Homes
and Home Sites
BY THE SEA
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Capistrano Bluffs
Home and Home Sites
Condominiums overfooking the Bey
of "'8wport Beech
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From $119,000
Pk.ls. relaxing spa, gymnasium. swlmm6ng pool me..n·s & women's saunas.
entry securtty system. prtvate balconies Of patios. subterranean pork Ing.
and some of the mosf spectacular Views you have ever seen t rom many of the units.
Come by and see fOf yourself •.. Versales ... condomlN\Jm living at Its finest.
101 Scholz Plaza. Newport Beoch. CA 92663 (714) 63l-9212
fwm the Son OleOo Freeway (405) take the NewportlBe<}ch turnoff.
then south on Newport Blvd. to ~tal Rood. Then right
oppr.oxtmotely on&-hotf mrte to Scholz and the Versailles entrance .
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... ,.... el aT lilom• per year,
ud =bla c.,...,. bu bMft , .. ,.... for cloeJn1 tome ... ~.-ta e.crowa.
PQllaC WH, for lbrH ,...,., a flU'tMr In b1J own de·
11nUlie velopaeat firm baaed In
.... wport Buda. W1Llle ~. be atudled real
••••• for its r ..... at variou Southern
OOlforala tn.Uti*'wt lad..._ UCLA ud 1eneral le.~"for t.tar. yean at t 181•le Law School. He a1lo
boJd:I • c.ttned .ltKrow llanq• detlpatlon tbroutb the Deparlmeat of Corporatlona. , ,. w A YNS a. CLAaa baa beta named to tbe ac·
counthll ataff of American Home llort111e
C9~, a Newport 8eaeb nrm sped•Hstna tn lDdtvidual
and lntWutioaal real e1tat.e in·
Yetlmmtl.
Clart, a reskleat of Dana
Polot, WU formert)' a«O'WiDI
aupervilor and manaaer for
Architectural Dt,ce1t aDd Boa
A Ut maculnet. tublddlaries
the Knapp Commalcatioal
rporation of Loe AD1elet.
An avid track ..U.ualaat, cu..c
Clark atudied eeGDOIDlca and accounting al North
Carolina Unlvenlty and lat.er graduated from
Callfomla Stai. ln Loe An::!• with a Bachelor of $clence Deiree ln Ac~ .
• .MAU B. OOlll:N ol Capistrano Beach has
beeD promoted to vice president for condominium
~enioaa ol Broadlnoor DevelopmenL
: Cohen wW be reapon.aible for purchasing
aS>otmenta, aupervilfng t.bel.r physical conversion
and marketing them as con·
dominlwm.
Prior to joining Broadmoor
In 1978, Cohen aerved as Vice·
president and general manager
of Quall Development Jnc., of
Newport Beach. In his previous
capacity as an engineer, Cohen
served on the Prosidcnt's Com·
mittee on Product Safet y
Cohen and his wife Greta have
three children.
TERRY F.STELLE LA.KENAN of Irvine bas
joined the Newport Beach office of the George
ElklnA Company aa a tales aaaociate.
Laltenan currently ls treasurer of the Sales
and Rental Council of the Newport Harbor Area
Art Museum and a member of the Junior League
ol Orange County. She also bolds a private pilots
license.
JOHN S. WILKINS or Newport Beach has
joined the Orange County office of Grubb and Ellis
Commercial Brokerage Company as Offi ce
Marketing Specialist.
Walk ins formerly was a.ssocaated with Xerox
Corporation and was the numbe r one sah.'l>
representall ve an the Carson
branch. and 53rd lop salesman
10 the country
A native of Palm Springs,
Wilkins graduated from USC
majoring 1n Business Ad·
mlnlstratioo, where be wu the
Social Chairman of Sigma Chi
National Frat.ernlty.
Wilkin.a spend.a hia leisure
time playing tennis, akllog,
swimming and jogging. WIUCINI
Rancho California
New Homes Open
Vlata Raochlt.oa, a new country /equestrian de·
velopmeot in Rancbo California, la now under con·
atruction.
Seventeen bom• ln the first pbue ranee from
l ,IMS to 2,188 square feet ol llvtng area with prices
of $109,D» to $124,000. Tbe homes are dealaned to
take advantage of tbe views from the large Iota.
Occupancy aboul<J be ln late November.
Each home la offered *1th a muter bedroom
suite, tbree additional bedrooms and two beauUful·
ly appointed balhl. Three bulc floor plant with
customized exteriors are planned. Other oulltand·
ln1 features wUJ be very lar1e lot areu, air coodl·
Uonin1, bullt·ln Gaffers & Sauler kitA:beo ap-
s::,-.~ces, including microwave ovena, separat.e
g areu, wood parquet noon in entrywaya,
oak cabtnet.a, and three car 1arqes. ll01t of the
homes!* provide for pools. Individual telectiona
of carpets and linoleum wlll be available In vartoua petterna and colon.
The homes are Pl'eMDtlY available for lmpec· Uon, aceordiftl to llell Reahy, excluaive on·alte
tales NprtMDtaUves. Tbe ..._ offtce will be open
dally from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tbe ~ can be reached from lnt.entate 15
SOUth, oil at llancbo Callfonla Roed, left to Ynn
Road. rt0t OD Ynei to Pauba Road, left on Pauba
Road to tlat project.
DOING
BUSINESS
UNDER A
FICTITIOUS
NAME1
REAL ESTATE
HoU11ing .Cycle Stien : ln Slowdown
8yCllSTC1Ja&ID
NEW YOIUC <AP> -Tbe Mulln1 ln4uttr1 bta a ' Joq.&tnd'IC NpUtetloD u OM ol tM IDOi
voJaW. Mdor'I ot \be u .e. eewm1.
Jtl eycle bu tradJUoU.llJ ND t.Gat boom, la
Um• ot ... , credlt to llmn'er.1biDM1 .....
But draatlltlc ebHIH ln th• mort1•1• mantt.1 -tht metbaallm that· 1uppU• the ln·
duttry wttb ltl UlebJood -may be chUILDa all
that.
IN TD 1-., Pa IDICTS Jonathan Oolfarb,
buUdi.QI tndultry aoalytt at llentlJ Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner 6 Smith, ''the b&atlol cycle, wbllt tWI in
ev1denc.. will be 1l,n.lftcanUy 1 ... volallle than ll
bu been durina th• ut is yean. • ·
Hollsing Meet
Set in Mesa
"Unique Solutlon1 to Houalq" will be the
featured topic of the September meeUng tor the
Southern Calltomia Chapter of Certified Com·
merclal Investment Members.
Slated for Sept. 19, tb1s all-day session will be
held al the Meaa Verde Country Club In Costa
Mesa from 9:30 a.m . to 3:30 p.m.
Speaking during the morning program will be
Frank Hughes, president of Arosa Development
and Management Company of Costa Mes a. Dis·
cussing joint ventures, Hughes will approach this
popular concept from both the viewpoint of the
equity partner as well aR that of the developer.
Mobile home parks will highlight the afternoon
session. William S. Gerrie, president of The Gerrie
Company of Newport Beach. will provide Kn in·
depth analysis of-mobile home park trends and in
vestment opportunities, including pr<>Specu of ex-
isting facilities a.I\ well as the development of new
sites. Gerrie also will discuss the most recent In·
novation.s in "own your own" or "subdivision" parks.
Reservations should be made in advance, and
there will be a charge of $25 per person which in·
eludes lunch. lodlvlduala should contact Holmes
W. Taylor at 3700 Newport Boulevard, Newport
Beach, 92863, or cull 673-4191.
ID tbe put, the UPI ud downt ol home build·
lnf bavt been Influenced not only by nuctuationa la demand for boulel, but. &llo by what bappeu In lb• money menett.
In bad Um.a tor t.ht economy. dem•nd for ~., rectuced'"by ftOnnil economic forcet.
On toP of that, many poteatial buyert were abut
out ol the market becauae atvinp inaUtutiona
didn't have the mort1a1e moaey to Lead them.
Tlq! LOFTY INTE&EST r~t.ea o1 the lt70a
compoOnded th1a problem, attractJn1 depoaila out
of aavinp acc:Ounta Into other, bll)Jer·yleldlnt In·
vttJmenu. ln a procea1 known u dt.lnt.ermedla· tlon.
But several tblnp have happened ln recent
yeara to alleviate that threat, Goldfarb noted lo a recent report. •
Flnt ol all, the rules have been changed to al·
low the Hvil\ll and Iona and aaviQll bankl to
combat dlalotttmedlallon with a number of "new
products" that are more competlUve than the
stand~ paubook account. These intlude the 1lx-
month money market cerliflcat.e1, or MMC1.
which pay rat.ea equal to lhoH offered by Six· month Treaaury bills.
"MMC8 HA VE BEEN 1ucceufuJ In maintain·
Lng depoell flows during the la.at year and have
provided critical support to houaing," Goldfarb said.
At the same time, he added, "Elimination or
reduction of usury ceilings on mortgaee ratea In
some states have also helped to make 1t possible
for lending lnatlluUons to earn portfolio returns
sufficient to permit h1eher-rate accounts, and lo·
creased use of variable-rate mortgaees should
have the same effect "
Perhaps the most Important change of all.
however. has been the rapid growth of a secondary
market for mortgage!!, an which they can be
bo ught and sold much like stocks on Wall Street
AN INSTITUTION SUCH a!> the Government
National Mortgage Ass()('aataon or a pnvate bank
bundles individua l mortgages into a single
package, and then sells pieces of the package to in
vestors.
This has opened up new '><>Urt'es of capital for
the mortgage murkets Mortgage pools and trWlts .
a negligible factor 10 yean ugo. accounted for 7 4
percent of the more than $1 1 tnllion an mortgage
de bt outslJlnding an 1978. according to Federal
Reserve Board fi gure"
"Important to rtcotniie 11 that the tecondary
mort1a,. man.t I• tUU ha itt Ullancy," Go&dfarb
Hid ... W• have Hen eaUmates that by the early
lMOt tueh tnatrumenta outltandin1 wlU con.alitut.e ~ of the l1r1e1t Nlmem. ot the eapltal market,
totalln• more than ~ billion."
llANV Of/' THESE CHANGES have contr1but·
ed to the riM in the cost of m0rtca1ea. which today
are 1otng at rat.es of 11 percent and hi1her. The
new aources of mortgage capital are nowhere near
110 cheap u the 51,Aj percent putbook account.
Thus. anyone who mlfhl be shopping for a
mortgage In the 1990s prob•bly ahouldn 't hold out
much hope for a return to the lood old daya of 5
percent or 6 percent rat.ea. But with the recent
chanaes. the chances are presumably Improved
that t.be money will be there waiting for him.
Now A va.Ua.ble
~JKI. ft. & up. . PullY Jm_proved suiooe
l & 2 800ry dootgn Exoollent flnancing
Near Orange Co. Airport
Call (714) 540-0327
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(or other mu1leal inst...,mcut)
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642-~678
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~EAL ESTATE DM.YPILOT
Oniaeate· HOmes 0pea·
Coaat Hilhide Tract Overlooks Paci/re : i . ' . ' .. • j
New home opportultlel In a mut.er·plennecl
eommualty are now belnl aftered at the Cout in
San Clemente.
Situated on a prlme hllfaide mwtne the ocean,
tlM Coelt ii DOW = tbe ftnt phase belq de· "loped by tbne ft.nm. The entire eom· . m~ ii muter-for 515 homes upon com·
"pletloa.
Stn1te.famlly detached bome1, wblcb are.
oriented to muimbe view opportunltles, are betnc
eoutnacted ln Ea&le'1 Bidle by Eqle Develop-
ment ComNny. ll11Uc IUU by tbe Houainl Group,
and ~ Bay bY Baffr Development Company
PonderoM Homes will begin sales on a new f'ro·
Ject there ln Ila>.
A ~ON OF home desiins is being of·
fered at Eafie's Rld4e. where buyers may select
from three dlstinctive flool'plan.s . 1be residences
are available ln three or fOW' bedroom models
witb two. 2~ or three bat.ha and from 1,950 to 2,8'75
square feet.
-Vtatton may tee tbe three deTelopQHDtf f>>-
takin• the San Dleto Fr..-ay to tile Camlnf."' Estrella exit. Exit aod 10 DOl"tb to Ave. VaqWllQ1 then rlatlt to Calle Ouadal~ara and tranl up •
bill. '· . ..
Realty Seminars .. ~· . ·;·
Set for Anaheirri~~
Three semlnan, each accredited for three Im•
its under the Department of Real Estat. Coattou·
ing Education Pro1ram, will be presented Than.
day by Ray Prehm, founder and board ebairm6n
of Professional Escrow Services.
Directed at real estate licensees, escrow
personnel and real estate investors, tbe aerin ot
tbree-bour seminars will be held at the Anaheim
Convention Center. starting at 8:30 a.m. nu. wilt
cover "Fundamentals of the 1031 Tax Def«rid
Exchange."
CASA BONITA MODEL IN THE MISSION Y1EJO COMPANY'S MONTIEL HOME SERIES
Priced from $1.5t,900, t.be ooe and two-story
homes an appointed for family Uvtq. An array of
outstandl.QI features in each home lnc:ludes floor
safes, two or three wood·bw'ninl fireplaces.
ceramic We entry noortq, wood stair railinp,
spacious utility rooms and convenience-oriented
kitchens.
• Exteriors at Eagle's IUdp are attractively de·
tailed with wood, natural ltme and brick trim.
multi-pued windows ln front elevations and either
wood shake or Monray Ute roots .
A second seminar from 1:30 to 4:45 p.m . will
be an "Intermediate Exchaqe Seminar" with
prerequialte of Fundamentals of 1031 Exchann.
Montiel Serles
The tb1rd seminar from 6:45 to 10:00 p.m. Will
cover "Agftements of Sale (Contracts) and All·
Inclusive Trust Deeds."
Vkjo Homes Go Fast
Information regarding the seminars, each
costing $3>, can be obtained by calling SSS-2755. OFFERING FOUR n.ooa plans is Mystic
Hill, a new community by the Housing Group, where Z1 homes are under construction. Priced ------------------
from $150,000 lO $230,000 including lot premiums.------------------
tbe homes range in size from a 1,990 square root
single-story plan to a 3,188 square foot two-story
plan. AND l£ARN\ More than half of the Mission Viejo Company's
homes in Neighborhood 10 or the Montiel series
were reserved during an impartial drawing for lot
and model selection, according to Steve Nelson,
general sales manager for the builder.
''Twenty·two of the 40 homes offered were re-
served," reported Nelson, "which brings us well
past the M percent mark for total sales in this pro-
ject." Since the Montiel series was introduced in
1977, 556 of the 678 homes planned have been sold.
THE POPULARITY OF Montiel homes can be
attributed to t.beir lake-oriented locations, be not·
ed, adding t.bat many of the single family homes
are situated on tbe hills of northern Mission Viejo
within a short walklng distance from Lake Mission
Viejo, tbe community's 124-acre recreational lake.
Additionally, the architectural design of Mon-
tiel homes contributes to their high sales rate. Dis-
tinctive features s uch as atriums, bay windows
and elegant front entryways are noted by Montiel
buyers as favorite amenities. Also, the Casa
Dolores, with its second·st.ory bridge spanning t.be
living room, offers today's sophisticated buyers
design excitement they desire.
Montiel homes range in size from 1,225 to 2,033
square feel and have three or four bedrooms and
two to three baths.
HOllF.S IN NEIGHBORHOOD 10 are priced
from $93,000 to $120,125, and are scheduled for oc-
cupancy in March, J,980.
Each of the ~e plans offered bu a formal
dining area and a family room or optional den.
Amenities include carpeting in living rooms,
-Olning rooms, balls and all bed.rooms; ceramic tile
countertops in kitchens; pressed steel tubs with
ceramic tile wa.lmeot in bathrooms; and wood
shingle roofs.
Montiel kitcb..., feature pilotless gas ranges,
eye-level double ovens, automatic disbwashera
and disposals, trash compactors, and walnut-
stained ash cabinetry.
MONTIEL BUYERS CAN add a number of de-
sirable a menities to their homes by selecting from
the Mission Viejo Company's wide range of op-
tions, which include complete air conditioning,
shake roofs, automatic garage door openers, mir·
Investments Outlined
Three real estated syndication spe<:iallsts -
an attorney, a certified public accountant and a re-
altor certified in rroperty management -will
teach the details o organizing real estate invest-
ments oo Sept. 24 and 25 in San Diego.
"Blueprint for Syndicating" will be conducted
by Gau Aminoff ol Los Aacelea, Ron Fenollo of
San Francisco and Edward Paul of Oxnard from
8 :30 a .m. to S p.m . each day at the Sheraton-
Harbor Island Hotel in San Diego. Tbe course is
sponsored by the Syndication Division of the
California AssoclaUon of Realtors . .. ,
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LAND AUCTION
238 RESIDENTIAL LOTS + ACREAGE
Ta Be Seid lndivtdalty
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rored wardrobe doors, second-story balconies, wet
bars and second fireplaces in some plans.
Montiel homeowners also have the option of
joining the volunteer-membership Mission Viejo
Recreation Centers, with access to four extensive-
ly equipped sports and play centers, conveniently
located throughout Mission Viejo.
Exteriors reflect a Cape Cod influence with
Victorian details. Brick, st.one, wood and shingle
accents are abundant along with multipaned win-
dows, weathervanes, band-sawed trim. corbels
and other Old World touches.
tr..RN 11\f: ewura
OEl\\JtR S 'O OR QlOER
Five tastefully decorated models are open
daily from 10 a .m . to 5 p.m. To reach the Montiel
complex, exit tbe San Diego Freeway in Mission
Viejo at Alicia Parkway and drive east to
Marguerite Parkway. Follow Marguerite north
along Lake Mission Viejo to La Barca and follow
the signs to Montiel.
so"iS ~o GIRL ~l"i 100/>."i arch?~~~nO~~e~e~~t:i~ ~a~::~"!efo:::~ C"-' ,l 642-432'--t\i, j\~11\(•jl
Company. The 34 residences now selling are of-I"\\. ~~ .. !_........ .,
fered in six floor plans with three and four L A2-432 \ bedrooms and 21h or three baths The one and two· .__ ____________ 06" ____ __,
story residences are priced from $159.950
If this reminds you of
some of the new developments
··~·-o 've e '5~_ .. ,,_., .-11 YI u s en
lately,
take a look at Los
San Juan Capistrano
If you think the homes in new de-
velopments look like they've all
been cut from the same mold, then
you haven't been to Los Con-ales.
At Los Comllee, you won't find
baker's dozens of new homes that
all look alike. Here you pick from
an assortment of 11 different floor
plans and 28 different elevations.
With that kind of selection, it's al-
most as if they were built to order.
The flavor at Los Corrales is early
California. Open, airy designs on
large lots that complement the San
Juan Capistrano countryside.
With walled entries, garden court-
yard& and genuine clay tile roofs.
And, unlike a lot of halt-baked new
homes, the architecture at Los
~rrales is not just a "movie-set"
front, but i~ carried all around and
throughout the home~.
The interiors are unpredictable.
Soa1ing vaulted ceilings with real
wood beams dramatize ~unken liv-
ing rooms. Unique tireplace8 blend
with the decor. Connoisseur kitch-
l'll~ 111tlude quality Thl•rmador
appliance8 like top-of-the-lin~
Thermatronic I I Micro-Thermal
ovens (most plans),· steam clean
di~washers and trash compac-
tors. And the master baths have
more ceramic tile than you'll find in
mu8t homes.
When you're fed up with seeing do-
zens and dozens of cookie-cutter
homes. take a look at the two,
three and four bedroom models at
Los Corrales. We'll gi"e you a
more tasteful home for your
dough.
From $134,950
Sales office: 28121 Via Rueda
San Juan Capistt"ano, CA 92676
'Thlephone: 7141661-0344
Open daily, 10 AM -6 PM.
Eight beautiful models.
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The difference between a •
Mercedes-Benz lease and any
other is the Mercedes-Benz.
The car you lease does make
quite a difference. After all. you
don't drive the lease, you drive the
car. And when you lease a
Mercedes·Benz you drive some-
thing special indeed.
Whichever Mercedes·Benz model
you choose. you drive one of the
world's most r es pected automo·
biles. A car with legendary engi -
neering. meticulous craftsmanship.
outstanding performance and
safety.
Something else: you'll drive the
car you tease for two. three or even
four years. Most cars look out of
date all too quickly. But when you
lease a Mercedes-Benz. you drive a
car wi th classic lines and timeless-
ness that 1s never out of date.
We have several lea sing plans to
ofter you. One 1s certain to make 1t
more convenient for you to drive a
Mercedes -Benz than you
might have thought poss1 -<;g
ble. Call us today for the \
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**MEW OM THE .MARKET ** lu.oa Yfll#M011BI
lmm•culale ~I me>ekt In Phu. Ill. PanlutJc view ot
rnlns. It city ll&h Newly decorated• ready for your move-In!
1225.000. Slaaron mit.h 8"-QDO, OPEN SUN. l-5 P.M. 2100
PORT DURN ID·34 >
..... ATI .. 115TATI
ln Harbor View !es. A highly uptrMkd Palermo w/4BR1 &
lg easy~are pa & lovely pool/911a. You own the land at
1289.000. Don't let t get away! Jeanne Barnett &14-3200. OPEN
SUN. 1·5 P.M. 171 PORT ABBEY PLACE. CD-3S l
E llOCIC llAUTY!
Plan J Broadm e -recenUy redecorated -tlose to
comm. pool & p Rs -family rm loolctng out to atrium -
pvt. master w/llJ"l"Ored wardrobe. Lovely quiet cul-de-sac
IO<'ation. SJ29.900 leasehold Marlon Frizzell 7S2·J414. OPEN
SUN. J·5 PM. 1911! BIDDLE. <D·36l
~OMPLm PRIVACY!
Impressive dbl. d<ir entry & private patio from the entrance to
t his lovely 48R & ~mlly rm residence. Spacious master suite
& hving & dining 'ms open to a secluded patio & yard. 3-car
garage. Big CanJ>n security & value for S39S,OOO. Lynne
Valentine 644-6200. 10·37 >
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTf
OWNER SAYS "SB.U"
a nd has reducro the p-ice on this Lusk·bulll 4BR /family room home
to $168,500! • Fully rG'ced yard w/room fat' pool. Quiettconvenient
loc.-at1on ... walk to sclools. park & shoppiniz Will consider 2nd trust
deed. Larry Dyer 5a-&::1s. OPEN SUN. l·S P.M. 2224 ARALIA.
l':ASTBLUFF lD·38
WESTQJff!
Your opp()rturnty t> see an outstandinlZ ramily home in one or
Newport's finer loohons~ 4RRs -family r m • 3 fplcs -open
benms & POOL' S48,000. Polly J ohnston 642·8235 OPEN SUN. 1·5
P.M.113.1HlGllLJ\'JDDRJVF.. <D-39>
JIG 5aNE IN BIG c:AHYONI
Totally customizef & prof. redecorated 48Rtfamlly rm home wtlron
.iate entry & 'IV Streen survelllan~. Honeywell fire system to add to
guard-gated areaseeurity. LJZ 40' pool & separate spa & sauna. All on
one-level -qui« escrow possible. Tom AJUnson 642·8235 OPEN
SUN. J.S P .M. tll ROYAL ST. GEORGE. m -401
DOVER SHORES -VIEW!
Tre mendous Uprer Bay view from this lovely.~BR 11inizle-level home
w/1mp~ive e«.1rtyard entry & lush low-mamt. landscaping. l.l;hl
& airy relax& enjoy the "l!ood·llfe" in luxury for only $247 ,000.
J t>r i Hunt642·835. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 2130 SANTIAGO. CD-41 l
WTBlUFF -EXOTING VIEW!
Popular 3BR Il.lsk "C" Plan in beautirul condition. Park·like yard
has room for Jbol. A unique family home close lo schools. shopping.
recreation & 'hurches. S230.000. Jeanne Rameu. 644-i200. OPEN
SUN. l ·S P.M.iOl BELLIS. ID-421
POOl & SPA ...
and terrific Big Canyon location' Versailles model wtexpanded
family rm &~lh BR. HiJZhly up~raded w/many custom features for
_gracious livtig ... wrap-around VIEW too! 5695.000. Sandie Fix
644-6200. OPIN SUN. 1·5 P.M. l RUE VALBONNE ID-43 >
BlUffS -FRONT ROW VIEW1
38R end-unt Franciscan model wispectacular Upper Bay waler
view. A luX1rious condominium w/many upgrades. .wine cellar.
mil'Tors. Bfmluda shutters. $245,000 leasehold -Oexible financtnll:.
Dic k Haldem an 642-8235. OPEN SUN 2·5 PM. 1969 VISTA CAUDAL
tD-44)
OJSTOM EXEOJTIVE HOME
located in )over Shores area on presll!Oous street. 5BRs. 4 bath
residentt "'/oversi1ed pool & patio adjoining spacious basketball &
badminton area. New cpl. & paint• $249,000 incl. land. Tom Allinson
642·8235. OfEN SUN. J.4:30 P.M J528 SANTIAGO DRIVE. CD-45l
BAYCREm
Fabulous ltan Wells 48R home w/many custom upgrades & pror.
decorating. Freshly done -i1unny & bnghl -so eye·appealing w/I~
yard & cus\Om awning-covered patio. Close to shopping, park & some
of the bes~chools! S237,000. J ane Paquin 642·8235. OPEN SUN. 1·5
P .M. l!IO!twMMOOORE. CD-46)
DRASTK:AU.Y RB>UCEDI
"Acre Ptus" in Newport Beach now pri«d to SELL & develop! Room
for tennisjcourt & pool! 38R & den home. Cookie Allison 64Z.8235.
OPEN SUll.1·5 P.M. 240122ND STREET. <D-47 l
CAUFOINIA CX>lfTEMPOIARYI
City dose locaUon! Country club living! Beautiful Big Canyon
fairways aijoin this spacious residence featuring formal living "
dining rms, femily Ir billiard rm. mald's rm Ir pool. S'195.000 Incl.
pl1ns for a 2BR 1d4ition. Also available for lease w/option. Lynne
Valentine6'&-6200. CD-48>
DOVER SH01ES wxum
Higb ceilings ror eleaance • drama -formal dlnlnf rm -gourmet
ldtcben wl,brkfst area -magnificent maeter au•te ... all 'w/a~ar VIEW. F•mlly rm w/bar • tplc. 4BR Ir 2 aepu-ated
from borne by POOL. st?0,000 leuebo1d. Barbara Aune IGl2U.
(D..4f) I
\ BIG CANYON VIEWI BJ day. a au.Ptrlative view of tM golf eoune: by nlll'lt. • view ol the Upta ot F..ak1o JIJand. A matnt.enue.free lifestyle In tldt 2BR
delue lowD."lilme w/aanken U'1q nn. formal dlnlnl rm In eecurlty bid• •lcoart.Jud founuin tr comm. pool• tennla. SltS.SOO. Joyce
Edland ea-. <lMO>
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FINER PROPERTIES
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
POOi. & MllNG GR&N •••
and an elegant Big Canyon home ror lhe entertaining executJve.
Terrine 48R n oorplan features ramlly rm w/fplc. & sunken
conversation area overlooking pool atta. S585.000. Jeri Hunt 642-8235.
(D.52)
WAUC TO SO«>OlS & PARKJ
From this neat 38R home on quiet cul-de-sac. P'amlly rm -rplt'
lovely shade trees in lg yard. $139,500 Cathryn Tennille 642-8235.
<D·S3>
UDO ISlfl
Spectacular SlnRle ·s tor y on approx. 60' Int Aword -w1nn1nR
archltectur<' w/all major room'> viewinR 1·ncloi.ed pvt pJllO'
$620.000. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. I0-54 1
DRAMA TIC DEAUVlu.EI
Add an eleJ?ant dimension to your hfe bv hving in this lav1:.h 4BR
townhome. 2 story living rm w1'4all or l'?lass ror J fubulous qew of
the 11olf rourse . hlRhllRhted bv l>ur h ru ... tom amt>n1t1C'' "'
plantation shull<'rs. bit m cabme~ & deluxt• ~pa $550.000 L)nnt'
Valentine 644-&00. 10-551
"LOCATION, VALUE & QUAUTYl"
What better reasons to purrha'\C' \'our f:im1l v home" fl:.ilb<la
Peninsula Point .. can't be duplicated today m trrmh of ~Q ro.ta.1?1·
& the askin~ pnce of $395.000' 4RRs. 21 • bath!. -formal dtnlll.I! &-
ramily rms & more! Chnl Mosc11642·8235 11).56 •
SOUTH BA YFRONT!
Spt•rtacul:ir 2·!.lnry f"n•nc-h c·ontemporar\' on !>and' lwac-h "' 'll'"' c•f
b!lY .& lsland f"erry. Many r ustom rraturei; in ROTH 3BR un1h'
f-.astly conv. to i.tnJ!h:-fumtly too Sl.085.000 01rk lfalrfrrmun 642-8235 ID·57 I
GOlf COURSE VIEW ...
plu:. blue lake & sparkl1n~ niJ?hl·lillhls from th1i. dPluxP 2 RR
• townhome. Bit-ins for the fasUdiou.;, wet-bar for enterta1mnl! & pool
& tennis for the sporty. S187.500 Joyc-e Edlund 642·8235 ID·58 1
PRla RfDUCTIONI
Beautiful corner !oration! Lovely patiO!'~ PLL'S 11 chance to build
your own larger "Oreom Home" -or hve tn thi~ 2RR "charmer" ·-
NOW S300.000 leasehold Dona Chichester 642-8235 (0.591
RARE BORDEAUX TOWNHOMEt
The serene Biiz Canyon atmospherl' f'nhances lhe beoutv of this 3BR
home. Dinins: area & brkf'll nook -Pn\'ale pa tio off master •natc ·
Carden Court & Coven'tl patio. $365.000 Lynne \'olentme 644·6200
I0-601
SPACIOUS BAYFRONTI
Dock for I~~ •JC'hl' Near nt'\4 homr "' main room' 0\ erlookiniz lnl\ &·
Jg det'lt. Master suite & s1llm1Z r m are 'leparatc-wmR on uppt>r ll•vt•I
w/2 adli'I 8Rs l.lbrary'drn C'on\t•rts to pvt )!uq<;t rm & hath M.ud"·
11uurtcrs. Sl.J00.000 incl. l:ind Larry Dyer 642-8235 10-611
PRIVACf & SECURITY!
lmmaculatr Pinehurst m odel MrLam Tn\lnhomt• located nl';1r
romm t<'nms. pool & ~pa Featur~ 2RR~. den. d1ntn1t area. wet bar.
fpk & pnvute dt•ck. Pnrc-•t1 lo c;l'JI a t ~174.500 Ownrr \llll t·on~ufrr
lt!ase-opt1on Lynne \':.ilentine 644-6200 m li2 I
.. TERRI FIC TIIEf HOUSEi
T ri level end-unit rondom1n1um surroundE'd b~ lr('e' w 'lovely vww of
r aty lights. Upper Bay & mtns. Open & light w1 h1gh beam re1ltnl(s
this 6BR home features wood wallo;, stained J?la' . formal dinmJ! &
eating spare m bright kitchen. S244.SOO Jean Dales 642·8235 ID·63 I
CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
IMMACll.A TEt
You'll fell In love with the beautiful intt'rior of this 38R. famtlv rm
home on lg. pvt. comer lot wtroom ror pool NOVI ONLY ~2.000 &
you own the land! Rosemary Myers 644-62il0. OPEN SUN. 1·5 p M.
1218 KEEL DRIVE. IO-Ml
SPECTAQ.I AR VIEW1
180 degree VIEW of Harbor. Jetty. Catalina & sunsets rrom thls
quality-built 3BR 6: conv. den home. Sparkling pool mues lhia a
deligbtfUI residence for Indoor/outdoor entertaining " a true
"Callf .• Ufestyle. '' S79S.OOO Incl. land In Irvine Terrace! Larry Dyer
642-8235. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. 191~ GALATEA TERRACE. (l)-8S>
HARIOR VIEW HllSI
Sparkling pool -covered patio • aardia·Uke HtUnl of lhl1 corner
lot make th\11 th e perfect private place for Indoor/outdoor entert~! 48Rlfamlly rm home ~/lot8 lo offer at 1289.000. OPEN
SUN.1·5 P.M.121J1SEACREST. <D-tS>
UNIB&AllE VIEWI
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.. a view of the ocean. harbor llaht.a tr lbe mountabu. SBR1 -ronnat
dlninl rm -famUy rm -brllflt rm tt a bonus rm. A covered paUo.
p00l apa complete the picture. $725,000. L¥nne Valentine ~
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IY 1HE Sf.Al
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•P•c-. fanUJ)' rm -~t quarter'•· La. 1round w/room ror pool.
15'5.00D. Lola Etan~. (1)..18)
CORONA del MAR
PROPERTY
EXQUISllt SPYGLASSt
Fine decor & quality a pr>ointments create an atmosphere or
tmdenlated eJqance II\ this 38R home w /form al IJvma & dining
areas. comf~ family rm " past.oral VIEW 1489.000 incl land.
Martha Macnab 642·8235. <D-69 1
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IJ(>OI & lu'lh landS<'apmg Pnced at $499.000 & you own the land. Jean
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· Focus on MexicO
OU ~ Nation World Attention
•-rws llDICANI l..ooll at
Uaat u their due. n.1 feel U.. world la ftn.U, paytn1 t.Mm
lliomaae for their oU," Hid tbe
· American wbo, ,like mbat
IO\lrcet interviewed ln Maico,
tnalated oa anonymity. ''Tbey
welcome all tbe attenUoo, but I
tbi.Dk they're a Utile afraid of ll.
too."
'1"hia all la like Mexico and tta
people: it 18 ""Y complicated,"
aald PWvto Zama, an official ol
Pemex, the 1ovemmeot'1 ciant otJ monopoly.
Tbe parade reflecta new
realltlea ln a world tbat '1
runnJ.nc abort of enern -for
both those wbo need oil and
thos e who have it. Mexico
elaims the world's sixth largest
proven reserves.
•OST EXPE•TS agree that
huge pool.a of o1J and eu lie
beneath the Mexican landscape
and offshpre waters -that
,,Mexico ~ fDOVed into the ~~~Cacbeand ~ a~ enter the c-ttaotte~O' market are
-Object to 11111M dellete.
But one fact seems clear
lilexlcan oil ls not ttkely to solve
American shortages ln tbe
forHee&ble tutu.re.
"Tbe United States should DOl
plan for Mexico to produce very
high exports during the 1980s
and it ls extremely unlikely that
aoy U.S . con c e ssio n s o r
pressures could gel Mexico to
pr oduce high exports," said
David Ronfe ldt, a Mexico
specialist a t the Rand Corp.
think tank near Los Angeles.
PRESIDENT JOSE Lopez
Portillo bas said repeatedly that
an oil bona nza will not be
allowed to &hretltlm an economy
that's just recovering from
turmoil and runaway inflation.
~be oll. be •aid, wiJI be
~veloped only as rapidly as
·•e xico can ua~ the revenue,
•hich, at cwnot export prices ~f $22.60 a barrel. could be
•normows.
AP ....
FEARS INFLATION
JoM Lopu Portltlo
"If ... ·we open the valves to
export oil to the limit of demand
lo a world that ts avid for tt, we
wlll have nothing to do wilb tbe
money; we will Infla te our
e conomy by the wors t of all
ways : cong es tion ," the
pre sident told r e po rte rs lo
January.
"It ls," saJd a seoJor member
of the president's staff. "just
like a person who has too much
"We ha.,e l»ee11
rabed tmth tlae ldftl
that ~ ..,.. ofL Bllt
at tile ~ •l•r~ ell
... llOt ··--""..,. 11.,ea."
to eat. U he eats everything In
sight, he will get sick with
indigestion."
MEXICO'S OIL production
reached 1.6 million barrela a day
in July and Lopez Portillo says
he expects to reach b.la goal of
2.2S million barrela a day late
next year. Of that total, about
half will be available for export.
And be uys bis goal IJJ also the
limit for the remainder of his
six-year term, which ends in
November 1982.
The United Sta tes, which
bought about 80 percent or lbe
365,000 barrels exported dally
:. Intr~going Job
.i ·Mak Lives With (J(J Femaks
:: 6TORRS, Conn. (AP) -Univenity of Connecticut senior Andy
!young la living with 60 women. t~ He's a resident aaalltant ln tbe Lady Fenwick Howse, where 60
male atudenta live. The univenlty'a Office of Residence Life Hys
e's only the seeond resident Ulbtant at tbe univenlty to live in a
etldence ball which primarily
uses memben of the opposite as an R.A., but I haven't felt any
Jl. coldness or lack of belng accept·
~ ed," Young said. ~ "MOST OF T8E women have "At ftnt I wu utounded. but
C robably uever really bad then I was elllremely in·
yooe 6-fool·l 'With hairy legs trigued," Young said. "After all.
oli~ Seek
o l\ecruit
erticemen
: , CAMP PENDLETON <AP ) -·Tbe men who begin aa Marines
may end up as policemen.
~~ A recruiting drive by the San
;.Dteeo police department is uo·
nlerway at the natlon'1 bia1est
ampb.lbloua military bue, 30
f : miles north of San Dteco.
1 : IN TBE fl88T day, 31
1 • leathen:iecb with llWe Ume left
J : bl their eallstment alped up to , j take u.e pOllce.;::ncatioD t.t.
: • Seventy It .tatt.4 tbo6
: : police recruitment v aA the
' • ••coad day. Police dei.ctl ..
• : Harold Cos 1ald be "would have • ~ bed aatilfted with 50 ...
: Tbe police van la 1cb.edw.d to
vtalt otlm' mlBW)' .,.... ud
both eon.,. ud htib IChool
campu•• to flad men ud · · wo ..... apecU., to look for Jobi
aooa. Tbere ba•• been a record ..... ol pollee ,....,... ... ba
· = MatbJ 8u Dtqo, wbere UM f ltal'dllc PQ la '12.IOO -aa1l7.
i i PBlll'OftM4NCE . ' : • POINTBD our ! t WASllINGTON CAP> -Rep. Du ~ ll-IDd., HDt a....-
tloaun to ewUt••• .-ma them to J-.. tbe ~
ol~· l One eouttt .. at PH wa ~ .................... .
•IQM, arrived la WnM I ;
'"· dl01-dallled; &lane, ... .........
how many men have lived with
60 women?''
AILI COaDOBA, TBB bouae
president. laid. "J waa upeet at
fint, but Andy•• very friendly. I
don 'l have any doubt that be will
make it work."
"There's no sens e of con·
atralnt becawse he's male and
we're female," aald Diane Late,
a freahman from Soutblqton.
''He's Uke an older brother. I'd
go to him with any problema I
have."
laat .,._. CM apect a llaan ol
lllnico'• a6l. ·
. But 11.-0 MnMI toll ......
to e:a:pandla1 lh lht of
cuatom•n -wbteb alre .. J
hnh•d•• Praae~~1 .1"81':~ Caaacla, larael ud ouaen -
deereuble lta d•Pftdeac. an tba United States. Am.,.tca
lmporta almo.t balf th• it.a million barrela ot oil It ..... _.
day.
•tftlZ VMTSD ITATD ta
tlearlJ one of our lotleal
cuatomen," Lopez Portillo told
reporten a few mootba -CO·
"But lt .nu not be tbe ODl7
cou.ntry to wblcb we will ..U
. . . We aba.ll Mil to ~ who
wllb to buy from us under tbe
moat favorable 'COOdltlona and
beat off en for Mexico."
In a naUoa that feeb atrcmalY
that lt bu been lporecl and
ridiculed u a poor re1atiall b7
tll powerful nelehbor. petroleum
ia wrapped upUy ln pride and
poUUcs.
•'Whenever petroleum
becomes a forel&D policy lasue,"
Ronfeldt said, "tbla very
traditional nationalism la
arou.ed ln Mexico."
That natiooallam 1eem1 allo renected ln Mexico'•· refulal to
join the Arab-dominated
Orga nization o r Petroleum
Exporting Countries , altboulb
Mellican oU pricea are kept at
OPEC levels.
"WE WANT TO have our own
policies and develop our own
resour ces. We do not want our
bands tied by other lnte.relta,
said Pemex'1 Zama.
And of propo1al1 for a
common market of North
America, Lopez Portillo and bl.a
spokesmen are noncommittal.
The president baa aaid eoero la
a worldwide problem that
requires jlobal aolutiona. Illa
offi ce sal be will expand that
view ln a speech to the United
Nations this month.
Me anwhile, Pe m e x. which
controls the indus try from oil
well to gaa atatlon. continues a
massive explOt'atioo prognm.
Pemex baa been steadily
boosting estimates of reserves,
which stood al six billion b&rrels
wben the president took offlce ln
December ma.
THE AGENCY LISTS its
e nergy reserves -including
natural JU -ln meuurementa
defmed by bow mucb enero la
produced by a barrel of oil. By
December, It was UsUnc proven
reserves of 40 billion b~la.
That t.otaJ includes. the agency
said. about 26 billion barrels or
oil and 59 trillion cubic feet ol
natural gu.
The same report cites
probable reaervea of another
44.6 billion barrels -perhape 21
barrels of oU -and potential
reserves of a mind-bog&llng 2A>O
billion barrels.
The UoJted States bu proven
oll reserves of about 29.S btllloo
barrels. And Saudi Arabla, the
giant of the oil world, hu some
160 blllloo barrels.
THE POTENTIAL CIA.DIED
by Mexfco bu spar\ed media
compart.ona with Saudi Arabia
and talk of a new ~ of tbe all
mou.ntain.
But Pemex engineers and
American experts caution that
''potential" means only that the
geology la favorable. Aa an
American economist put it:
"Those numben don't mean
much until you actually put a
bole ln the cround" to see wbat'1
down there.
Tbat process la ju.st beginning
in moat ol Mexico.
.. The more probable locatiom
have already been tapped."
Zama laid. "ID thl.I bUlneea,
the eaay alwaya comn tlrat."
Richard Nehring, a Rand
Corp. eMrgy speclallat who bu
studied the Mex.lean clai1111, aaid
the eatlmatea of prov•n,
racoverabl• reMrv• probablJ
repreHnt aome ••premature
optlml11D. It'• not tlaat lt'•
wronc., but 1t may take a wbUe
to really prove It.''
BUT BE SAID as•s
comfortable wttb t.be combined
total of prov• and probable
rtatrv•, aJthou•b •'that mQ
not be fully developed bJ ms
and it wlll require 1ub9tanUal
secondary recovery effort.a."
Tbe ricb new flDda an ln the
tteamy Juta1l•• of rout!Mut
llle:a:leo and ofhbora la
Campeebe a.,, an arm ol tbe
Gall ot llaico wben a,,....,
well bu c ... aw th• world'•
wont oO lllil.1.
Tb• ftel61, probablJ a= t.be ricbelt ba t.be world.
put Jlaieo cm taa. briDk ol a Dft'
era.
BVT JOaOS at71TAllAN'l'S,
a poliUcal ldatlat at llaiCO•
Clty'1 p.._aU,.oua Coll••• of -11 •• lco, elted a ••baa le
1keoUdlm about tbe Gil ...
"lt11 ~ We 1a1ow Wt OWD ... -,.. ..
rNclJ to ....... ,..
Y«i& .......... ..... ..... ....,. ......... ..
Idea tWt we ow oq. -.& I& U..
.... time, a'1 U. • t1 r' ~ ..~" •
Fl!Png Saucer?
Well, yes and no. It's fl ying, all n gbt, and it 's shaped
like one of those things rrom ·'The Day the Earth Stood Still." but it's a ctually a Frisbee flung by Scotts·
da le. Ariz .• school teacher J ohn Dant at a city park
He's a_ Big Wheel
In Transportation
CHARLESl'ON. Ill. <AP> -If the guoline ~forces a
relUJ"D to the bone and bu&gy, Roy Reed's ttny shop could replace
local Ure atorea.
He makes handcrafted, hardwood wheels ror circus wag005
and band.some show wagons all over the cowitry.
1lEED, '18, DOESN'T KNOW BOW many other waaoo wheel
builders are left in the world, but Judlinl from the number and
locaUoo ol his cuatomers, there can't be many. •
"I've made wb~la for people all over the country," said Reed.
"Nobody wanll to take up that trade any more."
Reed learned the buics in b1I father'• blacklmJth abop ln
Eaton, Ohio. abortly after the turn of the ceatur')'. But. It w aaa i un ·
tll be retired u a carpenter th.at Reed put those skills to wort.
He built a pony wagon for a rriend. but the man suggested that
COllltnact.ing wooden wheels from scratch would be too bi& a Job
for Reed..
.,DON'T TELL ME I CAN'T DO aom.uun,, beeauae I'll 1bow
you that I can," said Reed. wbo created wbeeb for the pclll1 waaoa
and launched his career. "Pretty soon. people found out I could make wbMll ... and
the bua1neu kept growtna. There wu no atop to tt.. •• Reed. wbo bu made wheels for everytblni from 1mall earta to
bu1e parade waaom. MDt bis moet recent Ht to a elrcm m\IMWD
lD Florida for UM OD a Calliope.
He eltimalel that be bu built about SOO wheels since he beean
in t97(.
aEED, TllUMBING TBaOUGB a colorful plctwe album of
wheel.a and wqona be bas built. aald be oace could turn out a
wbffl a da)-, but bu slowed down ln recent yea.n.
Tbe OUWI' portioo of the wheel, wbicb can weip hundreds or
poanda when it la flniabed, la made by ualnl bent wood sectiolUI, or
by cutUnc out two area of wood. The spokes are made and attacbed, aloGI wttb the bub. The
Urea. which wrap around the outa1d9 of the woodm wbeell, 11aually
are metal.
After lettlol tbem the proper diameter. Reed places them on
four bloca 1D froat ot b1a abop and bullcb a fl.re a.rou.nd the iron boos-. nae beat cau.a• the rnetal to upand, and RMd dropt the
wood• wbeell lnalde the metal llrel.
•"'l'llB llDT OP TllAT ISON w1ll 1tart those wbeela a blU··
ln1." aald Reed. "You've 1ot to 1tart coolinl tbem rt1bt ••&J."
Cold water 110p9 the 1moldertna and cauaea t.be metal booPI to
eoetl'eet around tbe wbeeb aAd ftt Ciabt. A bolt MC\&NS them &Del the job II ....
1'.eed baa buUt about JO carta ud w .... -eome 1pectalb' or· ct.net br met amen arcMUICl(be COUDtrJ, wl ~Just for tuA.
"'Bat. IOIDebod1 uau.U, com• aJona and bu1I them," aald Reed, wbo ~ bu on1J ooe parUalb com,.. buuY, and a
bone named Jelbro, ot b1a O'#D.
..... NOT a&oll& TO Da.IYS, but It waa"t be !lard oace I 1atthat-.o-..·· .
t.a. Reed A18 bl.a prlc. are low, aacl U...t famllt and friend 18)'
llUJ crMdoel an wort.la more &bu ht ,.u fOI' them.
A tn'cal, bandcnfted wbffl brtap •100. and the 1pectacular
show waaon coat $2,800. MOit ol the IMMY 1oea for mat.tell.
"'I don't make• wbole '°' ol ..._," uid a.d ... It'• IDOl'9 w
IMa a bobb1, l don't waat to let rtu -J•t U" IOIDetbiDI to do."
New Dental Service
Aida Wor:king. Folks
M~ICO/NATJON
GAINBS!ILLS,l'la. ~P>
Teac .... ~ aDDndate ba•·
lDC a =--~&UM theJ make ... aat COGtributkm
to tbe c 11room with thelr
humor," c behavioral aclmtiA
18)'1.
"C~ 1et a netaUve aura
attacbed b them and aom' an
dlaruptht," aaid Dr. Sandra
Damico ... But othen m~ be
ma.kt.q i llpillcant contrtba-
tioa to Ut cluaroom wttb their
bumor 1ct1ac as a tenaioD·
breaker ...S relief."
118. ~CO. A FACULTY
membe1 of the Univeralty of
Plortda,says abe came to that
conclul on after maklne a
atatewte 1urvey ot eiebtb crade
teacbea, students and clue clowm.
"G,.,.,_ witb clowna lD them
tend to.e mo~ productive," abe
said. '1umor bu a place ln the
cla11rom. It's a abame that
teacbea don't use It more."
Ma. Jamlco bu studied aodal
system bl public acboola for
aevera' years, and believes abe
ia the first to study those
notorio.a practical jokera.
SHE FOVND THAT most
clua 4owna are "very positive
about tbem•elvea. They see
thems4ves u leaden, very COD·
fldeot,aelf-aati.afied and at eaae
in tbe •ueroom.''
HoW!'Ver, they h ave lower <>Pi·
niona 1bout authority figures -
teacbn and administrators
than O other students.
F iihler Plane
Pilot Looking
For 'Target'
DE"RO I T <AP ) -Joe
Du1 v1cl has spent two years gel·
ting hs a nu que Grumman
Aveng .. into combat shape.
Now be\ lookin' for a target.
The 4Syear-otd preside nt of an
alumuu.m fabricatrng company
says bisdna.m wu born wbeo
be w at1bed John Wayne'•
squadron att.acll the Japanese •
fle e t in the m ovle, "Flyan1
Leathernecks "
"I 11IOJGHT, GEEZ. would
that ever >e cool. Imagine get-
t.mg a plcl\t'e ot me doing that,"
he said.
He foun( his plane serving
for est fire duty 10 CalifornJa,
and r~ tbe bomb bay, ln·
stalled a DfW machine gun tur·
rel and gate the craft a new
coat of paint
Now be waits to make a modl
bomblni rw at a freighter on
Lake Huron ..-any rrei,hter. u
long as It's flying a Japanese
na1.
DULVICX 4AJD RE wro(e to
tbe Co ast Guard a s kiDI
permiAaioo fo• the stunt.
··1 don't iut>w of any Cout
Guard ruJe <t' regulation pro-
hibtttnc him. a Coast Guard
1pokeaman 1ald. "But he'll have
to cet perrdulon from tbe
Federal Av11Jion Admhliatra-
Uon. And he'U have to find a
Japanese freig hter captain
wbo'U cooper8'e."
Marines Still
Fill a Need,
G~neral Says
W ASHINOTON <AP) -nae
commandant of tb• Marta•
Corpe aay1 tbat tbe corpa'
apeelalty -tbe abWtJ to ltAlnD
boetile U.O.... ln an amphlbiom
auault -ftJia a need that ccm-
t1Duea to dill ln a auclur .... • 'Our breM and butter la atlJl
Ula ampbl.,.._ mlaalon " Ota.
Robert ff.
Barrow said
in a c o p7.
rlfbted lo·
te rvlew ln
U.S. News 6 World R.,.rt
ma1aaia•.
''Tb• nq ..
meat for .-ii· ~ p la lb l OU I ~ operauaa. -~ .. ow
a N&YJ·..,,_ qpabllltJ -wOI
be u 1rtM or puter ID t111e
(titan ilam It bU beea ID ..
pa".'' ,
Wb• • quMUoaer DCUt u... ·bat not Men an ampbl..._
a11ault lnce 1950. in X... Barrow~: •• ....._ ...
lut b=• a larae-1eale tl9lt biltde? , lndMd, d1d,.. ...
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751-3191.
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tPROPERTIES
VETIRAMS
IEATIT
Beal rising costs now
Cill us! Zero down. up to
SI00,000 For details, call
now. SotG-3666
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REALESrATE
BAY lllPl.EX
VIEW! YIEW!
Panoramic Newport Ba '
-views from 1orieous 3 bedrm upper unit or
spedous 2 bedrm lower
llllit! NawraJ brick fplcs.
Wet bars. 4 Oar garage.
Boal space Stepa to
beach . Dial 7S2-J700 FAST!
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LOW OM MICIS
1bm tbia is the home for
you! 3 bedroom, OD lree·
lined street. in sharp
oeigbbcxbood. No down
VA wtth low payments.
Won't lut! Call DOW!
540-38118.
.... with today •a tread tow•rd
mtalabirtuuan OMn wc.l tii many
men S bedroom, 4\11 beth Unel on
Jarse Iott. flSO.M clown movea you
lnlo um .... n.Melld ...... 101'
Martnen.:oPiNSAT, SUN. MON 1-5. A1t for'l'biO ~ • .._ .. 11.•n-Sometlme1 tbey are IM9tled •mong a
grove or lreea lllte tbl1 s br
Woodstrum Condo. A 1ood buy at
$91 ,500. Aak for Theo Whitehead.
NEWPORT CENTER
648-5357 •
ViswJJ.ome6
NEW
PRIVACY
ONE ACRE
Horws-T ......
$350,000
COWttry Holow 714: 631-2366
<B rokers Welcome)
Colesworthy & Co.
2545 EASTBLUF-F DR
N EWPORT BEACH. CA
640-0020
BLUFFS BEST VALUE!
An unobstructed bay view; close
enough to hear the calls of the Back
Bay water birds . Move-in cond ..
spacious mstr. s uite + guest bdrm. &
den; a rare find at $229.000. He ld open
today 1-5. 321 Avenida Cerritos.
OI' ~Fortress '-H••• Fixer Leng pvt drive, to giant
tree secluded 2-sty on
estate-sized grounds.
Brick rrootage • Eoglisb
1-)' windows. 4 or S BR.
l.ncl. bide-a-way came
rm. Real for ma I din. rm.
CCUJtr'y lr:it.C?b w /pa.olry.
Fam Rm, domed ceil-
iqs. Brick rptc's, sep
bobby workshop. Only
man. to beach. Ready for
this? Must sacrifice -
t89.SOO. CALL NOW! !
983-0802 Bkr.
3 +POOL
Family sized li ving room. gourmet lticben +
dining rm. Stain leading
to privau master suite.
Large ramily room, wet
MEWB4GLAHD
IMiUSH TUOOI
Pool ill cabana. Beach.
Giant Z.sty S BR. Joe.
1uest qtrs. library.
FonmJ Dining Rm. 3 Ba.
Fam Rm. w twetbar orr
gorgeous pool a rea.
French windows. bncll.
walk ways • beauliful
trees. l.Dcredible • only
Sl3l.D). See today. Ca II
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moolh for as little a s
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information. call
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Asking '89,900. Call for
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642-5678
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C.-CodltfrHt
$71,000.
Bike to tbe beach. 2
Story. 4 bedrm patio
home. Sparklina pool.
large living rm. step·
saver ldlcben +secluded
patio. Auume SCS.732.
loan. 9~%. $WI. pays an. Call now ror appt.
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OPPOITIMITY
knocb often when you
me reault-getting Dally
PUat Qauified Ada to
reach the Orange Coast
market.
Phone 642-$678
SPY•~ss
POOl AMI WA
A cmtom PoOI 6 apa .,. featured tn
thl1 profeuloa 1 lly decorattd
"SouUiport .. , with 5 I bed:roomt,
4 'At t.thl. a ftrepJace1':T.m.Uy room,
boftus room. maid'• room. rorm•I dlalnc r001Dt Triple ,1ara•e. fully
liiidliHDed with 1prlnklen " • night lllht view. A beautif\11 executive
famtly home offered at Sd5.000.
41 toe•• .. .,
HAUOI YllW HOME
Two 1tory, • bedroom, 2 ~ bath,
'amlly rtom. 2 fireplaces. Wet bar,
1kyUahtl. French doors, sprinklers.
spa. Many fine custom reaturea. Fee
land. Showa extremely well. Original
owner. Acrou from greenbelt & short
walk to Anderson School. A beautiful
family home orrered at $239,500 .
OfllM HOUSI SUMOA Y I TO I
1141 .-OU ASKIY
JASMINE CREEK
PllCE REDUCTION
The lowest price! 2 bed.room & den. 2
bath. "Baym1st" model. 2 patios, huge
fireplace. s prinklers. Earth tones.
super clean & ready to move in. Good
leverage possible at $199,500, fee .
16 WHtnWATa
COSTA MESA
INVESTMENT DUPLEX
Excellent Costa Mesa location. Two 2
b ed r oom un i t s. d e t ached
street·lo-street . Always rented. Great
condit ion. /\ mus t sell situation.
Owner will help with financing. will
trade. exchange. creative terms -
You name 1t. Asking $139.500.
CITY OF ORANGE
LARGE FIVE-PL.EX
$22.250 annual income. 2 & 3 bedroom
units . a ll 2 baths Eight garages. Near
Orange Mall & only 5 years old
Tt!rms available Will exchange.
RCTaybrCo
640-5112
TWO ~LEXU
Good area Bue na Park, Sl67.500 &
$178.500. Good rentals .
°'EH HOUSE SUM. 1-4 PM
405 North Shasta. East Anaheim
Super clean 3 bdrm w/ RV space.
$99,250.
IUSIHESS O,,OlrTUNITY
Sewing machines & vacuums sales &
se rvice $16.900 Excellent location
C• Ly.e 14M52 I
CEHTUIY 21 TRAl>EW1MDS
17154 Magnolia. Fountain Valley
RIAL EST A Tl UC&ISE
TWO DAYS $250
hrtHM -w~ .. OKH lie-,.-., for tM
'roftffi-.f. h!"rl h11tnctl•. flMtf !Ntffielt
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SEPTEMHll 15 & 16
REGISTRY HOTR, lrviM
lec:rou tr.. J• w.,_ Air,.rfl
JDS S.•.-a. Coro.a del W..
C114» 644-1094; 1714» 644-6169
COUNTRY KITCHEN CHARM
4 ledroola. 3 lath. 2 .... ~ ..... .
flttlsMd boMs rOCNR witll c.IOlft ........ .
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BEST IN BLUFFS
MIT IU'YI 2 Bdrm. beauty. $117,000 .
ONM SAT/IUM 1.a . JntVW..._..
1-&.IY& .. UNIT 3 Bdrm .. 2 ba. New
carpet. tm.ooo Call for app't.
IW"S IAYW WAtll Y11W Lovetr. a bdnn .• 2~ ba., 1950 sq. ft.; tge. enc .
patlo overloold'!& panoramic water
bay view. $239,5«)
OPIM SAT/SUM l·I JIZtYhl9•1:•
l·PLAM Lovely bay view, poolside
setting; 3 bdrms .• 2lh ba., huge. fam.
rm. $209.500
LIASl/O"IOM Front row E-Plan.
newly remodeled. Call for app't.
$250,000.
ILUfiPS I.AIM %.fllAM .. B<irms., fam.
rm .. 2\11.a ba., huge bonus rm .. new
carpet & kitchen appliances. Beaut.
location! $220,000 Including land!
HELEN B. DOWD
UALTOa IMC. '44-0U4
Utt & .., Wltlt ..........
QUAUTY PIOf & f llS
HAUO. YllW HIUS -Charming 4 BR
and Fam Rm. ocean view. Just listed,
$279.900. Open today, l~ Sandcastle.
LIHDA ISLE -English Tudor. beautiful
c r a fts mans hip . go r~eous leaded
windows. S2.650.000
JASMM Cl.EB For lease. s harp 3
BR and Fam Rm. on greenblt.
HAllOll VIEW HILLS -4 BR . Fam
Rm . game rm. ocean view Open
today. 2515 Windover.
JASMIME CREEK Lowest priced.
Open today. 10 Jetty $209.500
SPYGLASS HIUCS o \. O .... Jlous 4 BR
TURnHOCIC Outstanding 4 BR . 2
stv . view $202.000. Open today 3
Canyon Ridge
SPYGlASS HIU Just listed. fabulous
Cape Hom model Ocean & bay view + dramatic: night liJ:?hts . $495.000.
WHITEWATER VIEW
DUPLEX
On the sand. a very solid
in<:omt'. S20.000 per year +
spacious owner unit. ~Jeeps 6.
~ES
REALTY INC
I '1 !'MC>
(714) 673-6210 l
HIUSIDE IETIEA T
Prime Newport Beach hillsi de
retreat. Massive single story. m ini
mansion overlooks tranquil hillside
settinJ:?. Iron J?ated walkway to dble
d oo r & ce ram ic t i le e ntry .
Cathedral a nd beamed ceilings. 2
fplcs. secluded master suite hosts
peaceful view !! 2 Patios. 3 car
gar age & muc h . much more !
Owner anxious. can now! 673-8SSO
ISLAMO UYIMGt
One block to water on fabulous
Newport Bay ! Private beaches ,
clubhouse, tennis courts. Dock.
Magnifi ce nt 2700 sq . ft .
entertainment home on Lido
Island! Spacious master wing
hosting marble fireplace. deck &
night lights view! 4 Bedrms + den
& much. much more! Owner wiJl
help finance -you name it. we'U
try it! Take advantage, calJ now •
673·8550
COTTAM IY THI SIA
Ocean view. Towering trees. Quaint
bunk beds. l.oned for more units .
Only S139,9001 Hurry! Call 6'7US50
J flltlYAft llACtml
Fabulous Cameo Shores. PRIME
Corona del Mar Joeation with 180
deg. ocean view! Catbedra
celUnp. G•me ,.m. 4 Bednm .
Lowest priced view home In Cameo
Shont. Don't belltate, call futl
~ .
D~VIDSOM II.ALTY
PllSINTS
I.I)() ISLI 0011 I llS ---~
SIQ.101 llDUCTlOMfl OWNER
LEAVING AREA, must tell Ulla great
4 BR family home on large lot;
spacious liv. rm .• with kitchen .
· designed for a cook •s deJJght, opens to ·
a brfck patio. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 117 VIA ~
QUITO. Bargain priced at ~.ooo .
ROM THI DlsmT TO THI SIA The
serenity of Palm Springs permeates
this gracious 5 BR home focated on
one ~ Udo Isle's widest streets; the
foyer, living rm. & din. rm. emit an
airy. open feeling of spaciouaness
round in few Island homes .
Dramatically decorated for the
d iscerning. Offered at $527,500.
LUXU.Y SAMS SOUCI The ultimate in
privacy & fine appointments .
characterize this beautiful 2 BR home
featuring exquisite wall coverings,
carpets & w indow treatme nts.
Gracious din. rm. with cathedral ceil.. ·
wh ite brick rrpl c .. for formal
e nte rtai.ning. Intimate den, lge. liv.
rm. features retractable movie screen
fo r viewing your own films. CALL TO
SEE. Only $435,000.
PENINSULA POINT OFFHIMG
WILLIAMSIUIG COLONIAL with
parquet nrs. in entry & polished wood
s taircase bannisters set the tone for
this charmin~ home in most sought
after area of the Penin. Pt. 2 Doors to
bay. l blk to ocean Sunny garden rm.
open~ to l<Jrg(' brick patio. 5 BR . incl
2 "'1th outside entrance: 31'-L ba. +
twaC'h ~ho\\t•r OPEN SUN 1·5 2157
MI RA~AR S399.950
D A v r D s 0 N R E A L T t r N C.
J llo f\k-po••B.vd ~JF. 673-9060
JM •• ,; OM A CLEAR DAY
Ju!'>t hke the sonJ?, from this beautiful
SpyJ?lass Hill home. you can almost
see forever The view is just fabulous.
Popular New Bedford Plan. just right
for a growing family T here's the
bonus room + 4 bdrms., family rm. &
dining rm. First t ime oo the market &
we feel it ·l' the best buy in Spyj?lass
Hill Be sun• to see 41 MONTECITO.
CdM. OPEN SAT/SUN l·S. At $595.000
;t can't last long.
'7141673-4400
lZ' 3, 62 .. 2121
THIS IS IT! A IEAUTIFUL
TOWMHOUSE OM THE I lTH
FAllW.A Y OYllLOOllHG THI
LA II ... WHAT A LOCA TIOM! Z
IDIMS. + CUSTOMIZED DIN
HIGHUGHT THIS 'lORSSIOH.AU Y
DECOl.ATED HOME THAT IS
HA TUIAL FOi GIACIOUS LIYIHG.
$117.500
OPEN HOUSE SUM. 2 UNTIL 5
27 MONT AHAS HOITl. llVIME
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A\i()CIM~i
INC.
600 Newport Center Drive • 640-6500
•COSTA MESA OPEN HOUSES•
SUMDA Y I to 5 P.M.
GOLF COUISE LIVING ON GREEN
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7 1 STATE, NAT IONAL ,
INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
Tarbell advertising department,
from left to right : Christine
Tucke r , Department Head o f
Advertising; Sandy Wright; Karen
Smith. Communi<'ations Director;
and Kathy Krulss
HEAi THE COUMTIY CLUI
Prestife plus! Gorgeous home.
idea for yo ur hol i day
·entertaining .. '. wet bar in famlly
room, 2 fireplaces in living areas
Formal d Jn ln g, library. Xtra
baths. tasteful decor thruout.
Sparklin~ POOL, patio with
decking. Come see! $132.500
VA IUYHS LOOK
Ideally located 3 bedroom home.
te rms avail a ble . Remodeled
kitchen with tile countertop newly
finished· dining, family kitchen.
fireplare. wall to wall carpets and
n, 1 rrored doors Covered patio,
BBQ in rear. It's all here! $92,500
ASSUME THE LOAH
Ti.lk<· ovN the existin~ loan at
9 40'; intl'rcst with this nice
ran('h-style home situated on la rge
lot 4 bedrooms, .wa)} to wall
<·arpet1n,:?. wrndow coveri ngs,
s tone fireplact!. entry with tile
decor. kit c hen with built-in s
Covered patio for year round fun
$129.900
EHCHAMTIHG MESA Vl:IDE
This homt· represents one of our
hest price values in lovely area
lnclucl<!d lo this lath and plaster
home are 3 bedrooms. entry way
with old world tile. family dining
room, fir eplace with brick hearth.
kitchen with huilt-ins. Lar~e yard.
covered patio and wishing well. to
boot. 1114,900.
~AKE ova LOAH
t Great chance to take over this
loan at 10.63o/r interest. Beautifully
decorated ranch-style home with 4
bedrooms, dining room. entry with
late decor, fireplace, wet bar.
w11ter purirter. Yard has large
atio a nd fruit trees. See today!
137,900
EW.O.T IUCH ILUffS
Beautiful upper Newport Bay
Eastbluff 'I story townhome wit h
view of lhf.! buy and mountains. 3
bedrooms. dining ar ea, fireplace,
wet bar with built-in refrigerator.
bright kitch en with gad gets
g a I ore" T i l e d p a tl o . W e 11
landscaped. Must see! $166,500
IUUTWIUL. I l .. OOMI
You can't a fford to miss this
lovely 2 story Mesa Verde home
w ith 5 bedrooms, large living
room with brick fireplace, family
room. kitchen with electric oven,
gas stove a nd more. Large
covered polio runs entire length of
home . Don't wait, $128,900
9 1/J"9 LOAN AV •UIU ake over existing Joan at 9~cr,
interest with this charmin g 3
bedroom home. Inc ludes nice
dining a rea, near new water
heater, s unny kitchen with new
built-in oven and counter ranae.
New panelln1. Stora1e loft ln
i1raae. Patio. Room ror ooat or
&eUer. Won't last, 184,800.
ITAT&Y
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-..&17 ll:MdMn. f•llli.b' nn. dlo rift, pool, ....... hat .,., a barlatn at OGly
$111,IOO. Call now , •au (WfdM t •II II~ 10 MI, I , .•••
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,.uvao1
I STY I.UK.IC
Sddonl on market, huae
4 bedrm. 2 bath, brick
fpk, famlly rm, 1p1rkl· Ina kitchen, dining area.
Only $145,000 Act now !
Ther e 's only one !!
546-ZJ13
f ,._.,,I~ ' 1J • I ' I •
[®filltll
IHGoUSH con AGE
. SIP. MIEST HOUSE
W/beams & Cplc 4 BR.
Dill Rm., den or office
Peaceful tree 8haded
grounds Beach areu
M4S mo. pays all No
qua.liCying. No new loan
cost&. It's fantastic ~II
963-0!m BK R
JASMIMI CRlllC
LEASE
Beautiful, highly up·
graded, plan 8 .
PrUeuiooally decorated
plua OCEAN VIEW!
f!-lttmaamrn~•
REAL ESTATE
0...-h .......
°"'~· Omperation. 2 Story. 4
br, 2 ba Townbome. Pool
Good aasumabl e loan
Bike to beach. '70,B.
There'• only one!
546-ZJU
1 11 I•
DUPUX
MIWPOllT llACH
Bay • oc:eu j\Dt l·blk.
away! Laaebold; 3 BR
up, 2 BR down, 2 bat.ha
each. Priced at si•.900. maD 875-mG Eves
associated
8 :• ' .-f "' ~ W f I\ l T < J 'I ',
J 11 J , ' If nit,• ,, fl I ' ~rot. 1
HO
'IJIU~l l -.oao Home with pay
m en ta a• I ow a a
trOO/mO.I! 3 Bedrm, 2 bah, 2 car gar. call for
more detail•! ft'1 un·
UIU&l. 546-ZJJ.3
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S Bedrm. I bat.ha, 2500
1q .fl S m ull
down.SUl.950. Act nowt
Call 546-ZllS .
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.,
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Creek Hom•. Poot, , t.tnnl•. convenlenct
and • peek of tbe oce•n. t.225.000 •
of n.wport
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OPEN SUNDAY 2·5.
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lodKopltNJ, aewly corpettel. big Ff VI
llDROOMS. l befits, fmty rooM. fonMI
dh•l'"J roo. It two be.tit.I stoat
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.,.. be-d c.iliRcJs, Oft wide CJ"91'9btft.
be...., price at S 179,500.
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battts, ~ "°°"' wfth ... bar Ir
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IHd1! pri•ate patios & MMdtclu. hitt lft
rC99ff, OYftl, dbhwolhn, brid flnploctt
-OM ~ owtMr't •It. Tu llMfter. Cal
for hlco.M & Hf*tH lftforntatioft.
COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS
25 IS E. Coost Hwy., CoroM de4 Mw
675-5511
IHCOMPAl.AILI Ila CAHYOH
M a~nificently customized Deane
Monaco end unit on 6th fairway of Big
Can yon C C Jus t professionally
de<'orated for gracious living &
entertainment 3 Bdrm. 217 ba. formal
dining rm. oak plank p~g~ed & quarry
ti led floors . cstm tiled fireplace .
heaut. coordmated walls. window &
drapery treatment Rltin stereo &
wine cabinets. inter<'om. 100' library
shelves. etc.
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OVER 50 YEARS Of SERVICE
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f?Bach Realty
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
Sl'ICIA&. AnaACnofl .• we genuinely believe this to be the beat valu~ ln
SPYG~ HILL. Thls s~tacuJar 5 bedroom. formal dinJng room and den
home olfere both beauty and utlllty. The extensive use of stone and wrought
iron provide an immediate lmpreasion of luxury and security. The e laborate
pool, jacuu.I and canyon view complete the picture of total enjoyment. #8
Drakes Bay
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 . . ........................................... U39,500
UDO -OH THI IA Y Condo with the luxury of comfort. convenience &
complete security Huge Uving room, 2 bedrooms & den. The ever changing
HARBOR VIEW IS ,pectacular. Boat s lip available .~50.000
DOYB SHOllS Thls dlstmcllve home 1s Slluated on spacious grounds with a
permanent & unobs lructable view All rooms have charm. including 4
bedrooma. formal dining room & family room You own the land .. $475.000
COIOHA OIL MAI Elegantly st1mulal1ng 3 bedroomi.. formal d ining room
home . Just 4 doors from Ocean Blvd. AND an easy walk to LITTLE
CO RONA BEACH. The cathedral ceilings. stained glass & tinted windows
provide u daily inspiration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... $330,000
llVIME TalACE This exquisite 4 bedroom. formal dining room home Is great
for cntcrtainin~ You & your guests will enjoy the luxuriance of the tropical
patios & sh<.•llcrcd ~arden area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $299.500
ATTBimOH SPICULATottS There 1s no better buy in BAYCREST. Enjoy the
pride of ownership in this comfortable 4 bedroom home in a prestigious
area wit h rormal dining room & ram1ly room. Large detached garage
PLUS surfac<.-d area ror recreational vehicle Price reduced to $224 ,500
CANYON CREST A fas('anatmg C"Ondominium with 3 bedrooms. r:.mlly room &
2' '.! halhs You ·tt like the exqu1s1te decor & convt!n1cnt floor plan. The
lot·at1on 1s handy to !>Upermarket5 & F'ASHION ISLAND Sl82.000
WESTCLI~ Ex<.·ept1onally attract1 ve condominium in ont-of thl' most
d1st1nct1ve building!> m the area 2 Large bedrooms & 2 baths 1500 sq ft or
living s pace Firs t t ime offered Easv walk t o 'ihOP~. banks &
park $125.000
* OPEN HOUSES *
IALIOA ISL.AND Elegant BA YFRONT duplex. J & 2 bedrooms Superb
c·ond1t1on Numcroui-amcnatu .. s Owner will h(• Ip finance 1310-12 So.
Ray front
OPEN SlJNlM Y I ~ .. $82:>.000
DOVEi SHORES SpeC'tal'ul<1r 5 bedroom. 51 ~.httth home. with rormal din in~
room . fttmllv r<x>m POOL & \.'I EW 1350 (;ala>.\
0 PEN SllNOJ\ Y l 5 • Ht:dul'ed to $5!15 ,t)()(J
SANTA AHA HEIGHTS 6 Bedrooms. O\l'rlook1ng ~olf <.'OUrst• 7 M Acre. A·l
1on1ng. hur'-t's 0 K 20462 ij1r('h St
OP1':N SUN01\ Y 1·5 S49!J.OOO
DOYB SHORES fi Bedrooms. 5 baths. formal dining room 1:>48 Galaxy
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 $395 000
HARIOlt HlvHL.AMDS 4 Bedrooms family room POOi. lfHS Huth Lo1
OPENSL'NO/\Y 15 ~179.500
COSTA MESA ~l':.irmg completion. 1; t·ondos 3 & :! bt·drnom~ 1631 Irvine
OPF:NSL'NIMY '·5 Starttng$112.500
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
OCEAN SiDE OF HWY.
$119,645
No. this is not a vacant lot. It's one of
those <'Ute. single story Corona del
Mar homes that a re always so
popular 2 Bdrms. & a den. frpk ..
enclosed yard. convenient to shopping
& only 11,:.1 blks to the beach. The
pric<• is right. so be sure to see our
() p EN I roUSE at 324 MA RI GOLD
AVF., SAT/SUN 1·5
17141 673-4400
121 Jt ua.2121
HARBOR
Vl£1--NOL DOVEi SHIS.
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NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811
Redhill~ Realty
I .ido Rt•alt y Officl'
673·7300
33n VIA LIDO . NEWPORT BEAC ..
WI HA YE WA .,_,.OMTS
WITH SUPS FOa UMOB $210.000
CALL US FOR IHFORMATIOH OM
ME•OllT HACH AHA NoraTIH
SPYGLASS seaa.m
High atop the HIJJs, unobstructed
ocean view, glam orous 6 bedroom
home with ramily room, game
room, 41,'J baths . Beautirul large
pool & spa Excellent value at
$585,000.
IVllYTHIMG A FAMILY
COULD WAMT
Ocean view, private beach, pool,
horseback riding, gorgeous larae
c ustom home. Fantastic famlly
r oom . loads of s torage, s baths •
prestige location Excellent terms .
Asking $499,000.
HAllOI llDGE LIASI OPT10M
Outstanding 3 bedroom le den.
formal dining, excellent view. 11800
month.
... CAMYOM
Super sharp 2 bedroom coodo1 lar1e
den, step.down Uvtn1 room formal
dining, ~xtra lar1e deck. View of
bUla. Reduced to Mll at 1115.000.
IPY.USI P0a UAll
Lovely a bedroom with terrific
ocean, harbor Ir city vlew1. P*>
per month. ,
•
Pete Barrett
presents
PllCE IEllCTION FOi QUICI SALE
MEWPOIT SHOllS -4 Bdrm, 2
story home. Ah block to community
pool and tennis -2 blocks to ocean.
Owner anxious, has bought another,
and will carry a 2nd TD! New
price: $120,000.
430 c-... o,.. Sat/S.. 12-4
STlllE IT RICH
GRACIOUS -OftEM CEILIMG--
Fantastic Jiving/ dining provides a
lavish entertainment area .
Sumptuous master s uite plus 3
other bdrms, new carpeting ,
cathedral ceilings and breakfast
nook. Stop by, s ee it, you'll make
o(fer.
2634 Yida ~ llffsl Ml o,.. s.t/S.. 1-5
EASY CARE WESTCLIFF-IOOL
IOOM FOil FAMILY FUM -3 Bdrms,
family room. pool just outside door.
Extra RV/bbat parking. $165,000.
12 I 2 DoYer Dr., Ml 0,.. Sat/ s.. 1-5
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
PRIC! IED~JD FOR QUICIC SALE
Very desirable 4 Bdrm famil y
home. Immacula te -ready to
move in. Located on quiet street.
Owner anxious. $252,000 includes
land.
360tw.t .. Dr.,C«M
O,...W/S..1-5
"6000 MORNING" VIEW
A-CROSS THE IA Y AHD HILLS -
Custom 4 . Bdrm home surrounded
by wide open spaces. 3 car garage,
of extra parking, fruit trees and
e. Fee land -$269,000.
Vista layo; HI Opett Sat/S-1-5
E IN AND STUT LMNG
MESA oa MAR -This 3 Bdrm home
is ready to move right in. Located
in thi s w e ll establi s hed
neigh:~~ makes the price of $105,000 a ~teal!
2143 Y M ()pew Sat/S-1·5 .
HAllOI re:NDS WAIM A ... tTIMG -3 Bdrm
home wit fireplace. Covered
._ ...... .pa.u· ~n~v-elmls yard -Wlt.b...
room for pool or expans ion. Lowest
price d t}ome in area! Owner
motivated! CaJI for further details.
tUSTOM QUAJJTY
t4EWPOST HEfGHTS AHA -This
lovely 3 Bdrm home has many·
upgraded features. Sure to please
1.he most -dis criminating buyer.
Make an appointment to see it
today. $179,000.
~NIQUE MCHITECTURAL DESIGN
A RAii FINO -For those seeking
both atmosphere and comfortable
convenience in a home. Skylights,
celest.ory windows and 12' ceilings
highlight this 3 Bdrm home. So
special -see it today. $174,000.
IAYFIM PLUS POOL .
OM SAND• llACM -Looking
straight out the jetty and down the
bay . Beautiful Cape Cod,
reminiscent of early days, but up to
date in every way! One of a kind
opportunig ! $150,000.
••ALD IAY
LOCATIC* LOCATION
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PllV A TE COMMUNITY
2 blocb frOllt tlM beacPL l
bec1roo..s. 2 bc1Hts. Lido S...
hw. T.-S coerts. coau ulity
pool, siloppillCJ clo1e by. A
pleaHr• h• beach liYiluJ.
SI Zt,900.
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4551 495-1720
Sotdll LacJ-a Lagma Nic)ael
497-3331 493-1812
La4JmC1 hach Dma Poillt
LIDO ISLE
Redecorated w/pride of ownership.
Spac. 4 Bdrm family home w/gourmet
kitch., lrg mstr suite, beam ceilings,
used brick frplc & French doors, etc.
Move-in ready & sensibly priced at
$389,500.
DUPLEXES
Several great buys presently on the
market at $182,500 -$199,500
$229,000 & $235.000. Call for appt.
DOVER SHORES
Beautifully redecorated lrg 4 Bdrm
home, family rm & huge dining. Over
115' width provides panoramic view of
bay & ocean. $497 ,500. See for yourself
this SUNDAY 1-5 P .M.; 1032
SANTIAGO.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
29 19 Newport llYd. Cornet" 30th
16 COYON -
CUSTOM
5 bedrooms, 411'.! baths, indoor spa, 4
fir e places, ha rd wood floor_s &
moldings. Must see to appreciate.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5;
7 ROY AL SAIMT GEORGI RD.
$795.000
IOIHT L. HALLEY, REALTOR
644-4455 Ht.0713
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WATERFRONT
HOMES18c.
* Ofl.. HOUSIS *
OfllM0
.. tun'LllOCIC , .... ~
Large 3 bedroom on quiet
cul-de-sac with spectacular open
view. 1227,500. SEE LISA WHITE
AT ts CL!;AR SPRINGS. °"" .. THI 11.Wff 4 bedrooms,
family room, & large bonus room.
Walk t.o schools, shops & tennis
club. $185,000. SEE BOB LOBEL
AT 516 CANCHA
Of'IM .. MADOI YllW MOl m S
Bdrm, large lot. Pool & spa too! A
special home for a special family.
$375,000. SEE KAY RANGER AT
2200 PORT DURNESS
OPIM .... CAMYOM 5 bedrooms.
3 baths, family room, open garden
kitchen. Excellent location. Price
$419,500. SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT
7 CHERRY mus LANE
OP&e IM AltlOltLAll-WOODIUMM
2 Bdrm, plus den condo. Quiet
setting with view & private beach.
$159,500. SEE NANCY SIMMONS
AT 38 LAKEVIEW
OnM IM IA YClEST Price reduction
in this dramatic four bedroom pool
home. Asking $315,000. SEE EVAN
C ORKETT AT 1 8 16
BUTTONSHELL
OftEH IH COROHA DEl MAI Ocean
& bay view, 3 Bdrms, family rm.
plus bonus room, pool & private
garden. $405.000. S EE CAROLE
McMAHAN AT 2821 PEBBLE
OftEH IM IAYSHO•ES Pr ice
r e duc e d ! 3 Bdrm . 2 Ba
s urrounding large brick patio.
Private area wi th be a c h es .
$199.600. SEE MARY HARVEY
AT 2552 CRESTVIEW
O'EH IH OLD COIOMA Da MAI
Walk to beach. newly built Cape
Cod 3 bedroom home . $349,000.
SEE JO CAROL AT 3 0 2
HELIOTROPE
Oft EM IH IA YSHOIES Cus tom
designed throughout, with oak
floors, French doors. used brick, 3
Bdrms & den. $395.000 FEE. SEE
ELEANOR BO WIE AT 2581
VISTA DRIVE
OftEM IM TUITLEIOCIC HILLS 4
Bdrm President home with family
room & exciting courtyard entry.
$158,750. SEE JANE MITCHLER
AT 18762 VIA SAN MARCO
OftEH IH DOYER SHOIES Ocean,
bay, mountain view. Living room
& formal dining room, family
room, 3 Bdrm & master suite.
$595 ,000 Fee . SEE FRANK
SENNES AT 13.10 GALAXY
O'EH OM UDO ISU 4 Bdrm, 41h
baths, Pool and spa. $475.000. SEE
EDIE OLSON AT 204 VIA SAN
REMO
OftEM IM WESTCLIFF 3 Bedroom
home;-famttyr'oom, new carpe .
PRICED TO SELL $168.000. SEE
PETE JOHNSON AT 1307
OXFORD LANE
OftEM IM COROMA DEl Mil High
on the cliffs. spectacular beaooes.
Come listen to the waves. $695.000.
SEE JOYCE OLSON AT 3631
OCEAN BLVD
IMYl.STOIS!
Fabulous buy near bay & walking
distance to ocean. Each unit with 3
bd & separate address. Owner will
finance at 10~. Price $235,000.
ftOOL-6 llDIOOMS
Circular driveway and gated
courtyard .entry to this beautifully
maintained home. Large back
yard with lots or trees gives you a
feeling of having your own park.
Owner must sell! $269,000.
IAl IC>A ISLAND DWLU
Live in this charming front 3 ·
Bdrm, 2 bath home & income from
a totally separate 2 Bdrm & 1 Ba
unit. Excellent location, owner
anxious to sell $325,000.
MAllOa YllW HOMIS. MOMTMO
New carpet and ceramic We in
this rare Mootego plan. Pool and
park c:be by. Ready for a ere at
.family. $172.soo.
LUK MAllOlt YllW H&U
4 bedroom Sandpiper with
1pectacul1r canyon • ocean
views. plm large excltlna pool &
private yard. Formal dining,
separate family room & 3 car
garage. $317,'4>0 land Included.
t
A COUWILL W-W CO.
844·9080
• '
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zz Boy.aSL Gecqe
tm.500 .._. e.11 •lot fmtber
mlanmtiaD. ...... ...an
91CW sn.teo Spnia~ style ulatln1 a.-. Room to butlcl I a.u ... nn
OK•• '" q • I ~ llJ'• .., PJ •• I IClllM
IUY OPtMI W8K!
A1malt 1 KR of ~· dar. a,b OD a biiJ i.o
u1una HUia. Prime
locale. wwwaowded bJ ex· dui•e euatom pro·
patiea. ~D be ued for
IKne JWopat1 or tennis
oaurta, or )mt plain fun.
o..17 am like this ••ail•· Ille. Call -..om
F=OREST E
OLSON .... ..~ .. . ......
ASSUM'N'f'l•"-
Tree lined rharm1ng
wea. 3 Bdrm Iv, bath
LAURELWOOD CON
DO. Paymmts DOW $d3
PITl .. Down S2$.700
piuadoaulg
OPINHOUSE
SAT&SUM 1·5
25ll.1llD.
Coet.Mfta
EuUide Costa Mesa
~t.ety 2 years
~d. ~•led I.Ike a
model home RV pad +
deep dnve. ecrxl.SO' lot Owner-amious ! U39,900
Call Bea ArDc*S 'TSZ· l920
J QUAIL
PLACE
NOPHTIES-
10,.. n l :JO P.M.I
VA t.enm. Costa Mesa
bargain. $77 ,900 3
8!drm. BroRr 546-%313
"' 1W1nM.. OcMM .'WWI llliMO
A real prime location In tht.I qui~!
private community of. Jumine CreeU-
Overlooks t~ professionally designed (
wide greenbelt plus ocean view. See"
this bright near-new "Bay Mist"
model today. Sunny kitchen, 2 lee
bedrooms, den & 2 patios. Tennis,
pools & spa. 24-Hour security gate .
.. CANYON-ft.AM 2-442'.IOO
Fantastic BroadmOC'~me on large
corner site. Hip"-~'proved and beautifully ·~~ .aed. Newly ,
decorated, ~~ '1 .ew draperies & J. choice wall. .. Y anl & patios are
a real pictun: .. Bedrooms, family rru t
& formal dining rm. 3-Car garage.
t CIBIY HM.I LM. W/S.. t-1
SHOll(UlfS-tUO.OOO
Imagine this! A NEW traditional i
home in this picturesque area to be
started in September. Choose your '
own colors, etc. The plans ror this •
BR home are in our office so come in
and look them over. You'll agree they
look fabulous. select your colors!
FAMTASTIC IA TRONT CONDO
FOii LIASl4 I ,500 ,_ MONTH
Presently being totally redecorated
with ne w carpeting & drapes, new
paint inside & out, new kitche n
appliances including micro.wa ve
oven. Huge living room & dining area,
2 spacious bedrms & 2 baths. Bayfront
pat io plus priva te patio A most
exciting water view. By a ppt.
1307 IAYSIOE DI. S-I ·5
l&.UFFS IEST llMTAL
3 Bd rm .. 2 b a th l ·level condo .
Com pletely re decorated with new
vinyl tile flooring. Bedrooms have
new cptng. Pool just outside your
large Mexican tiled patio. Carefree
living on bea utiful greenbelt. Immed.
occupancy. Only $700 month.
WESLEY M. TA YLOll CO .. l..._..
2111 S-Jom.,11 Hils load
MEW.._.rrott ....... IT... CEMTB, M.L 644-49 t C
\
------------------------------. BIG CANYON
CUSTOM
3 Bedroom, 21"l bath, large lot, on golf '
co urs e . v ie w of night lights &
mountains. Entertainer's delight!
<>PIH SUMOAT 1·5 ;
11 CHBtaY HILLS UMI ~ sns.ooo .
ROBERT L HALLEY. IEALTOI ~
64 4-4455 55'.071J •
675-3411
LUS• IH llG CAHYOH -An impeccable
Vers ailles with view Unsurpassed luxury.
Corner location on a cul de sac . $650,000.
-LUSK IM HARlotr VIEW HILLS First offering. 4
Bdrm Mont1 ceto with ocean vie w. Below
ma rket. $269,000.
LUSK IH CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Rare 3 Bdtm +
de n home with pool. canyon view Immaculate
move· in t·ond .. _... S200,000.
LUSIC IH RAHCHO SAM JOAQUIN -Spactous 3
Bdrm air cond .. San Luis Rey model upgraded
thruout. Positively pristine. $165.000.
LUSK IH HAllOR VIEW HOMES -3 Bdrm
Portafino model + guest house with fireplace
and separate entry. Perfect for in· laws. This
could solve your housing problems . $249,900.
LUSI IM TUITl.HOCI Gt.Be -Beautifully de-
corated 4 Bdrm Inverness model with air
cond., parquet floors, shuttered. Irreplaceable
at $249.900.
LUSI IM UMIVBSITY PAU -Lovely end unit, 3
· Bdrm 2 Ba Princeton on fee land. Decorated
with sort earthtones. Fast escrow possible.
Sl17.500.
ASK THE COMPANY THAT BUILT
SPYGLASS Hill
H&RIOI VIEW HLLS
IASTaUr:f
TU1n•oc1 NI ... ANDS
1 ............. ...
2IOOO Port Cardiff CHVHma> NB .. -.=i_aa f ................ =~· ':=ttf M ............... ... ...................... ,zf 's••~ ~ NOTWAMfAM.'*-
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8'1~ 11 •• 145 Sat/Bun l·S
3059 Country Club Dr .• Cotta MeH
831·1400 SZ71.000 SUnda,y 1·5
231 Poppy, Corooa del Mar 675-~ll Sat/&ln 1·5
4 Laso Norte (RSJ) Irvine
955-1275 1139.500 Sunday 1·5
515 Beaonla, Corona del Mar
67S.5511 $212,500 Sunday 2·5
J ... OOM
1601 Kloga Road, Newport Bch
67~191 $298,!iOO Sat/Sun 12-5
•8 Cerrito <Rancho San Joaq ) Irv.
752-8747 $180,000
221 Via San Remo <Lido Isle) NB
675-a>OO $472.500 Sat/Sun l ·S
•2630cean View CNwpt. Hts.> N.B.
67M400 $237.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
216 La Esperanza, San Clemente
492""247 $121,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
1935 Santa Ana Ave CE/Slde > CM
642.Q68 $104,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
250 E .1.9thSt., Costa Mesa
675-5811 $99,950 Sun. 11·3
2843 Velasco (Mesa del Mar) CM
642-5200 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2552 Crestview (Bayshores) NB
644·9060 $199,600 Sat/SUn 2-5
277 Robinhood. Costa Mesa
631·1400 $129,500 Sunday 1·5
1984 Fe®ral, Costa Mesa
642·9'11 $75,900 Standay 12·5
111 ViaJucar (Lido Isle> NB
675-6670 $430,000 Sunday 1-4
452 Mendoza <Corona H1nds) CdM
675-6000 $255,000 Sun. l ·S
542 Catalina, Newport Beach
631·12166 $162,500 Sun 1·5
321 A venida Cerritos <The Bluffs>
NB
640-00ro $229,000 Sun. 1-5
• 1969 Vista Caudal, Bluffs, NB
642-8235 $245,000 Sun. 2-5
3186 Madeira <Mesa Verde> CM
64~3 Stro,000 Sun. 1·5
2656 Redlands. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $91,950 Sun. 1·5
•20391 Bayview, Santa Ana Hghts
546·2313 $13.5,500 Sun 1·4
3472 San Marino, Costa Mesa
54&-2313 $117,500 Sun 1·4
2450 Marino Dr. (Bayshores) N.B.
548-2381 $465,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
505 Seaward Rd., Corona del Mar
675-1164 $219,500 Sun 1·5
21 Rlack Oak, Irvine
546-2313 $92,500 Sun 12-4
1515 BayadercTerr . Clrv.Terr)CdM
675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5
34 Acacia Tree (Univ Pk) Irv.
675-3411 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
600 Gary Pl., Newport Beach
645-0303 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
176 Sunset Terrace. Laguna Bch
497-2457 $310.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
3 U ... FAM aM w DIM
253 E. 23rd St., Costa Mesa
752-1920 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4881 Royce Rd. <Univ Pk) Irvine
675-6000 $162,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
34 Silver Crescent, Trtlrk Hln, Irv
675-6000 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
405 N. Shasta, E. Anaheim
848-0521 $99,250 Sun 1·4
!001 Highland, Newport Beach
556-2.660 $145,900 Sun. 12-4
~ Ravenwood (Mered. Grdn)
• •16453 Wimbledon, Hunt'g
Harbour
84&-78'l $359,000 Sun. 1 ·S
1337 Suaaex Ln. <Weetcliff) NB
546-5880 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
14 Rue Deauvllle <Big Cyn) N.B.
644-7767 Sunday 1·5
1801 Tahuna Terr. (Irv. Terr.> CdM
644.Q>O $325,000· Sat/Sun 1·5
2300 Port Dumess CHV Homes> NB
644-8200 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
405 North Star <Dover Shores> NB
642-~ $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3309 So. Rosa, Santa Ana
540-3866 $101,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
201 Joann, Newport Beach
646-7171 $139.900 Sun 12·5
•1912SanUago Dr. (Dover Shrs) NB
644-9060 $449,500-Fee Sun. 1·5
1807Tradewinds <Baycrst>NB
675-3411 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#2 Cerritos (Ranc ho San Joaq) Irv
675-3411 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2340 Bayside Dr .. CdM
675-5511 $535,000 Sat/Sun l·S
4515 Orrington, Corona dei Mar
673-8550 $349,000 Sun 1·6
3622 Blue Key, Newport Beach
673-8550 $274,500 Sun 1·5
802 Wendt Terrace, Lag. Beach
497-~7 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3169 Madiera (Mesa Verde> CM
540-1720 $114 ,900 Sun I·~
606 Hilvanar <BluHs) NB '1"
642·5200 $139,000 Sun. 1·5
26822nd St., Costa Mesa
645-5155 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2768Hillview. Newport Beach
631-1400 $182,500 Sunday 1·5
27 Cypress Tree Ln, Univ Prk, Irv
644-9060 $139 .500 Sun 1·4
17 Whitecap Or., Jasmine Crk. CdM
Call Appl. 640-1127 $315,000
Sat/Sun 1·5
4 tm.OOM
• 2340 Cynthia Court, Costa Mesa
548-5324 $154,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
217 Via Ithaca (Lldo Isle) NB
675-6670 $389,500 Sunday 1-S
956 Magellan <Mesa del Mar> CM
979-1~ $103.500 Sun 1-4
205 Via Koron (Lido Isle ) N.H.
675-4562 $450,000 Sun. 1·5
331 -F Alton. Santa Ana
645-1839 $75.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
430 Canal <N'wpt Shrs) NB
642-5200 $120.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2634 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) N.B.
642·5200 $165 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5
117 Via Quito <Lido Is le) N.B.
673·9060 $425,000 Sun. 1·5
2810 Serang (Mesa Verde) C.M.
540-1720 $137,900 Sun 1-5
1233 So. Douglas, Santa Ana
540-3666 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2016 Calvert, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $136,000 . . Sun 1·4
615 Michael Place, Newport Beach
546-2313 Sat 1-5, Sun 1-4
3074 Gibraltar, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $119,500 Sun 1-4
1014 Mariners Dr., DoverShrs, N.B.
640-5357 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
788 Hudson, Costa Mesa
549-4008 $92,500 Sun 1·5
HB 4 • ... ,.,_. lM ., D ..
848-8667 $143,950 Sun 1-5 1729 Terrapin (Baycrest) NB
2581 Vbta Dr. (Bayshores> NB 675-3411 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
644-b50 $395.000 fee Sun 1·5 •1615 Ruth Ln. Glarbor Hghlnd.s)
2.MOCatalpa <Eaatbluff) NB NB
7$1501 Sun 1·5 759--0811 $179,500 Sun. 1·5
102 Via Koroo (Lido tale) N.B. 1865 Tahiti, Meta Verde, C.M.
644-9> $555,000 SUnday 1·5 751·1473 $175,000 Sunday 1-5
1 Fllntridae (Trt1rk) I.rv. 3907 Inlet Ille ~) CdM
848-5098/7'&-0288 Sun 1·5 675-3'11 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2'112VlstaUmbroea <Bluffa)N.B. 8Sand Pebble ('O'tlrk Gin> Irv.
631·1800 $179,s>O Stmday 1·5 875--34.11 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2300HeatberLn (CherryLk)N.B. 2555 Vista, Bayabores, N.B.
8'1MOOO $179,000 Sun. 1·5 642~ $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
18182 Bl.ddlel Turtle Rock, Irvine 980 Catalina, Laguna Beach
752-1414 t129,900 Sun. l ·S 499-4551 $273,500· Sunday U
801 Bellla, Eutbluff, N.B. •4835 Bruce Crescent, Lldo
Mt_, $230,000 Sun. 1·5 Sanda,NB
1218 Keel Drlve, Corona clel Mar 831--0852 $173,900 Sunday 1·5
~-GOO $252,000 Sun. 1·5 1845 Port Ashley <Harbor VuHmt)
2.401Zbl8treet, Newport Beach NB ea.em •,ooo Sun.1·5 640·5112 $2JJ8,500 Sunday 1·5
flO Cerrlt.Ol.z. R•ncbo San Joaq, Irv. • 1.IW5 Prt Stanhope <HrbrVuHm•)
844-«IDO tU0,000 SUa.1·5 NB
.. 11 ..,_ Rel. ("'·--IDD) 1..-*--a • ...1-1 5
C4111 ~ 800 AleDDo &:bid> Npt kh7
•
11WW '115,950 Sun.1·5 1..all.8•8088 Sunl.W
11 Chen7 HUia La CBlt Cyn >NB U Star Tbl;iie, Irvine
....,. ... ,000 SUD 1·5 55'7-0l48, Ml-S091 Sun 1·5
•4808Cortla8d (ClmeolDDdl>Cdlll 2D2' Port W1Jbrkl1e, HV llomtl,
&U-'7m 9171.-.FH le/Sun 1·~ NB 1'79Jl'lower <E/llde)C.11. ' 8'4.aM> $D,IOO Sun.1·5 w.-. tN.a 8at/lunl·5 2385 Mesa Dr., Upper Bay, 8. A.
UM SkJU.. Dr., !AM• Beach H1bu •••st• l'!Aooo Sunday 1-S &U.a:m 1148,NO Sun. 1 ... llm Crete LqUna &Melt 18971 Glmmont Terr, Turtle Ilk,
-..11 .-,ooo 8uDdaJJ·5 Irv . .mt. Tllnal, Mllllao Yliio '112·1'14 $835,000 Sun. l·I ~ ... .-'llml ll:.1 19 O>amlodoN Rd., Baycawt,
UIVlaUdDlauj;G*lill)D ~··~NB . f ~
ITl..-a .... ._I.. la-tm• S..1 ..
105 Via Quito. Lido Ille, NB
M S. 72'll $478 000 Sun 12.-6
9801 Rockpolnt Or .. Hunt'g Beach
988-6467 SW.000 Sun. 1·5
240 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, NB
845-1221 $440,000 Sun 12·4
3265 Dakota (Mesa Verde> CM
640·1151 $104,000 Sun. 1·5
• 1815 Holiday Rd CBaycrest >NB
&t2.Q:W $305,000 Sun l ·S
•511 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa
64~ $140,000 Sun. 1·5
•2221 Franclsco, Newport Bch
645-<003 S248.000 Sun. 1·5
2025 East Balboa Blvd., Bal. Penln
642-8235 $565,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•1201 Seacrest CHV Hills> CdM
~-6200 S289.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3906 Inlet Isle CHVHls) CdM
642-5200 $252,000-fee Sa/Sun 1·5
•941 Dahlia. Greenbrook, C.M.
546-2313 $119.500 Sun 1-4
2033 Swan Dr .. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $169.000 Sun 1·4
2045 Swan Dr., Costa Mesa ·.
546-2313 $145,000 Sun 1·4
255 Camellia La .. Cos ta Mesa
546-2313 $98,900 Sun 1 ·4
690 Governor. Costa Mesa
646~ $96,500 Sat 1-5/S 12-4
219 >lia Nice. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-8550 $399,900 Sun 1·5
2071 Port Provence. Newport Bch
673-8550 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1903 Yacht Maria <Scaview). N.B.
544-6343 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2510 Vista Baya <Back Bay) NB
642-5200 $269,000-fee Sa/Sun 1·5
8842 Sailport Dr . Hunt. Bch.
751·3642 $176.900 Sunday 12·5
9571 Ackley Ci r cle, Fountain Vly
968-4456 S157.750 Sun. 1-5: 30
220 Mari~old <Old CdM > CdM
675-6000 $289.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3013 Java Rd (Mes a Verde) C.M.
536-6571 $345,000 Sun. 1-5
41 Montecito <Spyglass Hill > CdM
673-4400 $595,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
346 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-4562 $359.500 Sun. 1·5
2573 Nutmeg <Coll Pk ) Irv
646-3255 $115.950 Daily 10·5
•4501 Gorham (Cameo S hores>
CdM
673·7040 $595,000-Fee Sa/Sun 1·5
1421 Kings Road. Newport Beach
631-1400 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1801 Galatea Terr., Npt Beach
631-1400 S.525,000 Sunday 1·5
•204 Via San Remo (Lido Isle) NB
644-9060 $475,000.Fee Sun. 1-5
516 Cancha (The Bluffs) N.B.
644-9060 $185,000 Sun. 1-5
1330 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores> NB
~-9060 $595,000-Fee Sun. 1:30·5
1032 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
675-6670 $497,500 Sunday 1·5
•227 Sherwood Place, Costa Mesa
642-0467 $165,000 Sun 1·5
1911 Yacht Maria CSeavu ) N.B.
675-6000 $273,000 Sun. 1·5
2808 Lighthouse <Brdmr HV) CdM
675-0000 $275,000 Sun. l·S
1984 Lemnos (Mesa Verde) C.M.
540-l?ro S129,900 Sun. l ·S
2029 Flamingo, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $182,900 Sun 12.-6
5201 W. Lenhardt, Santa Ana
540-3666 $115,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
29592 Anna Maria, Lag. Niguel
~3666 $143,000 Sunday 1·5
615 Mlchael Place, Newport Beach
846-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5
2337 La Unda, Newport Beach
846-7171 $la>,000 Sun l·S
2515 Holly Ln .• Newpart Beach
846-6765 $138,500 Sun. 12-5
2130 Santiago, Newport Beach ·
642-8?.35 $247,000 Sun. 1·5
2224 Aralla, Eastblu ff. N. B.
642·8235 $168,500 Sun. 1·5 * 1718 Port Abbey Pl., HV Hmt, NB
64-4~ $289,000 Sun. J-5
•1528SanUago Drive. Newport Bch
&t2-8235 "29,000 Sun.1·5
•1133H11hland, Westcllff, NB
842~ 12A8,000 Sun. 1·5
•19 Royal St. Geot'ae. N .B.
842.m5 $575,000 Sun. 1·5
•l Rue Valbonne, Big Cyn, N.B. et• CIJO 1895.000 Sun.1·5
•1915 Galatea, Irv1De Terr., Cdll
8'UZ35 $795,000 Sun. 1·1
1 l•IOOM 1• Vla Trieste, Udo l1Je, Npt Bell
831·1400 -5,000 sat/Sun 1·5
%15'1 Miramar CPentn. Pt.) N.B.
873-9080 1899,ISO SU.n. l ·S
1151 Salvador (Meta del Mar) CM
1= .... $137.J.!OO Sa 1·5/Sa 12-4 Miramar, ualboa Penintula
"4-72ll $438,000 Sat/Sun 1..s
.
'1 =· Oeorae <Bta CJD) N.B. '71S,OOO ~t/~ 1·5
U1115 Port Edward (HvHm1> NB
5ll01 ree sun 1·5
•27138andpi:r <Mesa V.) CM
?S-1501 '14,000 Son 1·5
•#8 Drakes y, Newport Bch
640-0808 $439,500 sun 1 ·5
520 Vla Udo Soud. Npt Bch
~9850 '635.000 Sun 1·5
185 Via Nice Q.Jdo Isle> NB
675-8>00 1585,000 Sun. 1·5
J DeerwoodLn. CBigCanyon)N.B.
844-9890 $995,000 Sun.1·5
1939 Port Locksleigh, Newport Bch
6'0·1100 Sunday 1·5
2040 Phalarape <Mesa Verde>C.M.
875-5.Ul $151,900 Sunday 1·5
•18 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn) NB
• 640-5711 Sl,375,000 Sun. 1·5
#7 Cherry Hills Ln CBig Cyn) N.B.
644-9060 U19,500-Fee S\lJl. 1·5
•2200 Pt. Dumess <HVHomes) N.B.
644-9060 S349,900-Fee Sun. 1·5
•1919 LaCuesta, North Tustin
731-5900 "35.000 Sun 1·5
1412 Antigua Ln (Dover Shrs > NB
642-5200 $335,000·fee Sun. 1-5
1516 Keel Dr. ONHls) CdM
675-6000 $327,500 Sun. l ·S
• 1J50 Galaxy (Dover Shores > N.B.
759-0811 $595,000 Sun. 1·5
•1375 Galaxy <Dover Sbrs) NB
645-0303 $650,000 Sat/Sun l·S
3033 Java Road,
545-0623 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6NHOOM
20462 Birch St .• Santa Ana Hghts
759-0811 $599,000 Sun. 1·5
1548 Galaxy <Dover Shores) N. B.
759-0811 S395.000 Sun. 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I .. & 2 M
1700 Westcllrr Or .. Newport Bch
642-858.1 $79,000 & up Sa/Sun 1·5
2 l..,_OOM
•601 Udo Park Dr .. 3F. N.B.
494~ $450,000 SattSun 1-4
2511 Sunflower. F -2. Santa Ana
540-3666 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
1631 Irvine Ave . Costa Mesa
759-0811 Sll2,500 Sun. 1·5
:ns16 West Nine. Laguna Niguel
497 2426 $85,000 Sun 1·5
3 llDIOOM
#3 Tnbute Court <Newport Crest 1
NB
673-7:.>0 $169,450 Sun . 1·5
2117 Vista Laredo. Npt Beach
646-5096. 833-13.57 Sun 1·5
2554 Elden Ave <Cedar Gren> CM
642~34 $115,500 Sat/Sun 10·5
CONDOMINIUM
FOR LEASE
2 llDIOOM * • 1307 Bayside Dr. CMa1 Kai > CdM
644-4910 Sl500 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
In & I U
1545 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula
675-am Sat/Sun 1.-6
2 •a Ju
• • 1310-12 So. Bay front CBaJ.151 >NB
759-0811 $825,000 Sun. 1·5
601 Mar~ueritc. Corona del Mar
759-0811 $199,500 Sun l ·5
JM & IACH&O.
209 39lh St., Newport Beach
67~ $182.500-fee Sunday 1·5
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
2 ... 00 ...
5200 Irvine Blvd.#259CTbe
Groves>Irv
731·1.SM, 972~12 Sat/Sun ll-6
HOUSE FOR RENT
l••PAMIMwDIN
10713 La BattetaCGrn
Valley>Ftn.Vly
97a.7783 $575/mo. Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
4 ............... ...
28 Tahoe <Pet«t Twnbm> Irv.
87W411 $151,900 Sat/SUn 1·5
HOME & IMCOME
POI SALi ••Hiit . •2915 Java Rd., Colta Men
87H800 $225,000 Sunday 1·4 , ..... ,_ ..
2M7 Elden (all new l eon. Me1a
979-SOll O~n lat/hn 1-5
AT1MlllACH
..... thee ~ down lo
.............. 1ou.2
bomee. Your home at
Hew,.,rt Beach + a
boale to real u lncome.
ta.GOO down lo eidsUna
lou. Block and I;\ lo
beech. Call Bea Arnold,
'1S2-ll20.
J 9UAIL
PLACE
NOPBTIES ..
10,. TV l:JO P.N.I
New custom home OD 'h
acre In Oran1e Park
A.crm. 4br. Jba, PR, DR,
"breakfast nook. S ngle
lftOr'Y. Ml sq·. Beaut col-
onW ~tutedure in a
oountry &dung rn 1.000.
fS».5141
llA T IMT. RA TES
Aa&ume low V A.. use
A.IT D or 2nd T .U.
Beaut 4 Br 3 ba home.
Very pvt pool &spa . (can
nude batht'') Jo:ler<ant
t.ldacaptn~ Near hone
CCU'ltry and only 20 m 1 n.
from bch. '171,900. Ca II
Holh.\ Wood. RJlr. for de·
lal.b. 117 5-8676
Open House Sat /Sun t ·4
'>315 TanRO f\.ve .
Anaheim
Call 833-3927
vru.tjammer Properties -----
WGIMTMOTICE'•
Tnndernd OWMr must
bq\.ldat.e• Mau1ve 5 BR.
3 BA, charmer. Huge
famil y room , 2
rln'l)iac.. 3 car garal?e.
alUf1lrY krtcht'n Pnme
Newport neighborhood
f"fo:fo: LANI> Ri.tre find a t
S!::M.950 SUMMIT Bkr,
~1700
LAWSOH
OP&fHOUSES
SUH. 1-5
Co.ot4A ~MAR
Orean view/charmer;
bUnew4 BR. YR, DR. 3
bit Onl~ lot
J46 Poppy S35!l.500
UDO ISLE
O>untry f'renrh dt-ror.
Lovety 4 BR" UR. on t'X· lra wide lot, ll(t• ~
pill.lo
D Via Koron $450.000
2 Sly traditional on
dM>tce corner lot Im·
IDllC 3 BR, den, DR, 3
bL
510 Via Udo Soud $'65.000
MIWPOIT
llACH
IARGAIM
Must see to appreciate.
Cuatom built, many
xtras. Wine cellar,
baloor\y dining. beamed
Cldnlf. lge muter suite + 1.Uery. Extra large
double 1an1e. 2 water ~ten. new furnace.
Can have air cood.. La~e
pool md deck area. Built lor entertaining for
fHlldlous or casual
f amltY. r.:z upbep.
OPEN SUN. 1·5
DID HEATHER LN.
·l:~r~ .c.Mit'.r.t
MIAT NICI AllA
161.IOO
Newl1 remodeled
ldtdlln. cbable 1ara1e. 3 Bdrm 2 batb. A .. uroe
~VA.
+.
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lffmABLE NEWPOIT BEACH c..... .. ented -..... d 2 t.e4. to.,..,... cOlldo wltti ,,..., ...
ca Hr t.clltiH •f poe1. ~ 1r
._, ..., .... to Meck. s 120.000.
• OUTSTANDING BLUFFS "r '
Speclw 9d weikOCN dl-.d decor f•
tt.11 ... _.. wltti 2 patios. Two-story 4
b•*• • l Mtt. coadcuwL.... hCNM
wttlt for.....a dift. ""·· lfMICloul fcnity "°°"' -...... Clltd al ........... for~ hlnq. lttd. to s I 12,000.
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
... 4 Mel. OWMr'I •ft CMd 2 Md.
........ o.ly ' yeon otd. 2 flreplac•• .cl ...,. IMShr bed., with ...._ tub,
..,.._Ir -" "'°"· Owwer fMY carry
fhl• c .. He'• ........ °""'" ,. opet+y
aM ...ti to MOYe! SJ25,000.
•HOMES ON THE WATER•
*ON WATER-PRIVATE ISLE
l•••tlfulty d •corottd "prld• of
ow........,p" 2-atory hotM with yoe1r
owft boat .Op. Warmth, woods CMd
uceptloHI dec or thruout tltfs 4
bedroowt "o•• with fo""al difti'"J
roo•. Speclo.1 maater suite with
flNploc•. Al ffM ......tties for ffM
fi .. lf ...,..., fHllly •HfrO.Mt•t.
St.ow.9 by oppoh1tMHt. $975,000 .............
*VIEW OCEANFRONT--lAGUNA
Oa tt.e 11.ACH c..., Z bed. 2 M. mff
wttlt ...... bekORY .ct fatiuf1• VIEW.
He• the ...., 9lld "toY prhacy • loh
of 9r••ft•ry 0110. Owfter wilt
t.ote/opfto.t $242.500 or wil INN for
S7'5. per"'°·
*WATERFRONT CONDO-VIEW
G.__., seariy, VIEW 2 bed. 2 ba.
Poot mid boat lllp a•oltoeH. OWMt' wil
leau/ optlo• or ub•lt tenu.
$325,000.
* DRUXE BAYFRONT PENTHOUSE
TIM ;n1h•n-hotM Oft ftte WATH
la Ill • ..... t.y ltwff. Archffectwat
Dhjnt _.....'-oat eout the dnl9'ff
fe•hw .. Clftd Nfecf ~ ... of 1t9Md
glen, cetoftt wood P••Nftg. _.. ..
lw9tillrft•f CMd 10 llWCh "'°"• 1....-
fttaa _, hot..es ffll1 Z a..d. pl•1
d .. / office nd r•IHd dhtl119 or.a
effen pri•ocy, MCIWtty CMd llY•hlMllty
for ,.,.. OWR boot. l ed. to SH5,000.
* WATEIFRONT CONDO $275,000
......,, Morated 2 .. tory ..... H ...
J•t ..... lllw. yo. heft l .... u ••
wttlt ..... .....ttr 9MI y• wtl& CMlf to
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*UDO ISLE BAYFIONT-8EACH
S. -to ~t c..,.t Ir ct.cw fw
tWa J er 4 Mel. .._ °" W.ATB.
,...... 1t•11L As 11 $710,000.
Tti~
Ut•fUI tfOMIS Ol'IM l·I 1'00AY
UMtqul OM UDO tlU -5·6 bdrms,
flowing lntertor. plantation shutters.
slate noors, $595,000. ~Binnie Dixon
at 13.5 Via Nice
UMt9UI IN UMfVBSITY PA&t( -Deane
home. Candlewood model. prof.
ldscpe., upgrades, view. 3 bdrms.
$162.000. See Marilyn Hodges at 4881
Royce Road.
UHIVUI IN TURT\.BOCIC NIGHLAMOS -
3 bdrm view home, country French
d ecor, profess. landscaping, top
quality appointments. $198,500. See
• Cathy Cray at 34 Silver Crescent.
. ' UMlqul OM UDO ISLI -2 new homes.
beaut. appointments. gour met
kitchens, paneled dens. See Ralph
Wakefield at 219 Via San Remo.
UMIQUE tM HAltlOlt VIEW HOMES -
Monaco. 2 bdrm, den. corner lot,
vacant, $156,000 fee. See Bob Hodges
at 2000 Port Cardiff.
UNIQUE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR -4
bdrm , overlook s the Jett y,
contemporary outside. coty inside,
$289,000. See Dottie Valentine at 220
Marigold.
UNIQUE HUR CHEltlY LAICE -3 bdrm,
lge lot, 2 frplces. cul de sac, nifty
f amiJy location. $179,000. See Sharon
Corzine at 2300 Heather Lane,
Newport Beach.
UNIQUE IN CORONA Hl ... LAMOS -
Wooden deck with great Pacific view.
3 bdrms, Fr. doors, assumable In .
S255.000. See Sara Marvin at 452
Mendoza.
UNIQUE IN SIAVIEW -4 bdrm, great
view. jacuzzi, patios and near tennis
a nd pools, $273.000. See Mary Wold at
1911 Yacht Maria.
UHl9UE IN HAlllOll VllW HIW -New
listing. split level Burlingame, lhJ
acre, bonus room. 2 frplces. $327,500 .
See Kay Glavas at 1516 Keel Drive.
UH19UI IH H.V. lllOADMOOI -Lge
yards. sgle sty 4 bdrm . bright ,
s pacious and nr pool, tennis, stores.
$275,000. See Bert Reedy at 2808
Lighthouse. •
REALTORS'
THE NICEST Pt:OPLE SELll~O THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DH MAR. 675-6000 • CALL US
·' .
VIEW OF T'UlTLUOCK HIU.S
Prime, top, cul-de-sac street. This
inviting 3 bd .. fam.rm. home is
bright & airy w / French doors
leading to landscaped wooden
deck. Priced at $221,500. Call
Jackie Handleman 631·1266
GOLF COURSI FttOMTAGI
5 bedroom home overlook ing the
MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB
Golf Course. Has its own paddle
tennis court & spacious lawns.
Sep. retreat for teen ager s or
maid 's quarters. Used brick
courtyar d . hardwood flooring,
French doors, gourmet kitchen, &
one of the best fairway views.
I n vestment f or t h is fl n e
estate ... $525,000. J&lc k ie
Handleman 631·1266
SANT.A AH.A
4 bd. Lau relhurst Home In
excellent condition. Assumable
loan, try $22,000 dwn. $79,900. Call
Roy Siemens 631·1266
IASTSIDI COSTA MISA
65x300 Lo• size zoned for 6 units:
presently has 3 separate houses
w/$13.000 annual income. $187$0.
Roy Siemens 681·1266
COITA .mA-MWPOIT HTS.
Duplex! 3 bet, 2~ ba. w/Vlulted
cell.1 flreplace, & very prlv, paUo 6 .dol 1ar. (each Wllt). Sell 9r
trade up. $205,000. Aak for Roy
Siemena 631-1288 ·
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!undlx· 8ef*I"'** •. 187' DAILY PILOT
'~
3411 YIA Dl'tllD
llEWPOIT. UH
LIDO BAY VIEW
DWLIX Hard to llad In top
"Pam&" Joe. oo Miramar
Ave. Two l Br unit•.
eoqiWely li&m. 2 car
PT· X1nt ~-CaU to -·
SOUIH Ofl HWY.
c:w.tHOUsa
rublic Welcome am. »Tt Uam to
New 3 bedroom & den. Cape Cod, 3
fireplaces . H ig hes t quality
construction. Private tennis &
SlrolJ to Uttle Corona
Betldl rrocn tbia cb.arm-tni. lib new 2 bdrm.1 2
beth home. P'eaturel lP·
d . tn..ge brick patio wtth
fttt pit. 3 car patkint, '°
New by boUcter. Ocean I\. lot. $252,000. Call to
ZIG E. 11th St. Cll
3br.1~ new palat
side • out. N"ew
@'.cled carpet &
Ree lot. Priced to
Wlll conalder V .... View ....... 1239.500. lee. :: -~-u_2964_1.:_·~ •• _s1_a_1b_o_a_s_1v_d_.1jjQ~ • beaches. $555,000 .
0 SUte.A Y t -5-102 VIA KOIOM
llCi CAMYOM ESTATE
Country English home overlooking
2nd fairway with view of Newport
Center. 5 bedrooms. family room,
library, sitting room, bonus room, 4
fireplaces. $995,000.
0'84 SUHDAY 1~5-1 otaWOOO LH.
MEW usnNG-llDO SANDS
Exceptional 3 bedroom. 2 bath home.
Tropical yard with fish pond. Steps to
beach. $142,500.
SPYGLASS Hill
°'9tSATJSUM 1·5
..UMIW
,..._..POtMT
A totally de!uu custom
home with gourmet
ldtclaeo. balcony game room and full sz jacuul
In aumptious maa ter balh. all abounding wttb d d oO appolOtmenta
THE BEST OF "THE
POINJ'" for $439,000.
ISU-. r
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CAU.644-7211
/.Jn NIGEL .
BAILEY &
ASSOCIATES
• •71-HlO •
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COSTA MESA
.. ........ Lot
LOWEST PR ICE in
Costa Mesa. Only 10%
down. OWC. Always
mud.
WortdlHl•tot.
55'97777
aferecJ by DeOro c m.•11 ~ Aakfor~orRaf>
, ...... y DllAM ;
Encbanttaa 4 Bdl home d.b frah p
and like new carpet.
Sllllllbed formal !ti room with sk yUl ,
fonal Jiving room
fireplace. Sparkli
count r y k l t c b sm.ooo.
don ose11
rt-., Jt,,r,
..01 CLENNEY RE •
497-4848
t'.'.
YOUNG E.SIDt
Large 5 bedroom home with family
room & separate playroom for
children. Pool & spa, large yard for
entertaining. $485.000.
c.,1•-1McJ11011
•••••••••••• •• ••• •• •• •• 3 BR l Ba &r income unit 'U>vely 3Br 28& in chot~e
loc 8t.fl open floor plarl.
vaulted clg Uv rm. f~rn
rm. form.I din. rptc, l>t
shady lot w tmaturt'
trees. Sl.34 ,900. 645-S 15$.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Beautiful 4 bedroom home with den &
family room. Large lot.. zoned for
income unit. Otean view from yard .
$295.000.
644-9990
IAYFltONT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
WEST OCEANFRONT
Duplex with excellent income.
30xl02 R·4 lot. $400.000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Ro y\•d" Drive N B b 75 bib\
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
4 Bdrm "Palerm o Plan" o n
greenbelt with view. Large pool.
I mmed. occupancy possible.
$249,SOO including land.
5 Bdrm "Somerset Plan" next to
greenbelt. Beautifully decorated
and landscaped with large yard
and pool. $269,500 including land.
Call Danny Bibb for your appl.
to see these new listings.
~~Y
675-2311
Trade your old stuff for lc6oa lsl-.d I 006
new goodies with a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oassified ad. 642-S678
r ................................................ .
i ,-. W.ATBFltOMT
E
Extra large corner
duplex 1n xlnl cond.
&.IJllo f : ' Moonng avail S pec·
Duplex-ocean view. 2 yrs
old, 3 car gJr. lg patw. lo
ma1nl . ea unit 2
Br /2Ba. lndrv area
d s hw &hr . lot :. o f
cl~ cupboard:. .~ 1n
to Dana Pt .Urbor A
fine mvestm~t hv4" m I
unit & rent otht-r
Sl7!1.000 Ownr Al:l
5t!S~ --
CGfOftG .. Mar I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"VIEW HOME"
CAMEO HLHDS.
Lovely fee land born<' 3
bdnns , 3 baths, fam1l~ nn . pool & spa Pn\ale
acceu to beach. R79.SOO
OPIH SAT /SUM I .s
4606 Cortt.d Dri••
&NISUAL DUrLIX
On Poppy Ave • old CdM
Mar. 2 bdrm." playrm
owner's unit • eood nm·
t.al. Both adjoining swlm-
ll'\6QI pool. S2:S5. 000
PAULM.AmH
RliLEST.ATE
644-7313
IYOWN!R!
O\arming 3 Br housl'.
completely remodeled. 2
Ba. ~ate d1runR 1 m.
solid Oak noon. L1e cw
ner lot w,add-0n poten·
tial lo <'reat e a
panoramic ocean & bay
VW!W New plumbing &
appliances $219.~00
m.1164, work 963-7829.
Jam
UDUCID
1319,960 Be creative, on·
ly Shorecllffs view pro·
perty T\m Rhone. Agt.
631-\266 -·~·~. tacular view. Appoint· ment only. •s.ooo.
1 1 ~ . _ . '*Cote Realty Cameo Shores
I & Investment . Businessmen 640_5777 OPtH SAT ;suH 1.s
i11 you are do11111 ~~~~~~~~I Spacious 4 bdrm .. Jl'I
I
· d -baths, dining rm.. dl'n 1 nu .,1ne .~• un t•r n . ••••o 1~• ....... D home. s weeping ocean
; Fu t111ou~ ll11sinrs~. -A ~" Vle'WS from excepllonal
1-.:ame you ore required : ~/Waterlrot1t corner loca\ion. High
; hi/ law 1 Bu.trness and , 3 moorinp, good terms. cdllnp, hardwood nr.. ;
; l'ro/ess1ons Code. ~t'r Paul. Renee & Manann. 11115lr. swt.e with frplc . j 17900 ,lo 179301 lo fill' ll . ~.2l.3/788-302:S s w 1 mm in I po o I .
i F'1c11t1oua 8us111 esA ! ....,_,..-..ia 1007 Fa~oceanviewtcr·
j l\'ome Statement and : ••••••••••••••••••••••• race. Ready for immed. P1orr 11 publtshed for occupancy. SS9S ,000 ~ four comecu11ve u:~rk!{ : Bay Front Condo. Spec· Includes land 'wE th DAii v ' t.acularvlew. 2 bdrm. 2 .. SOIGOllH"M ! al e · j ba. Pool. aun deck, .. "' 1 Pl LOT con help . ~•1th I elevaton, boatsllp avail. llldlllty. 67J.7040
i hot~ Call the LE:<.i\L · 2 car garage.Secured
i Df.PA HTMENT 01! building $375000. By
1642-4321 Erl 332 /or i appt. only call' 673-9419. i Jurlht>rinforma11on ! ey<>wner.
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Ni oe slre('t Low sacr s ance exclusive Dev111 •
C.o 642-6368
MlSAVEAOE
4 Bdrm 2 bath. quality
tult. 5hake roo<. double
fu'f'place Great location.
1dei.I for enterta1n1n1e
Large rec room. lot.~ of
decking. low main
t.enance yard Offered at
1104.000. ~II S.0-1151
~~#~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
~ R2. 3 BR. F'am
Rm. 2 Ba, w tplans for
garage apt Hurry ' One
d the la.st 54.000. Devln
& C.o 642-0i8
l::astslde POOL
4 br. 2 ba. family rm. h I!
MESA Dll MAR •
956 Magellan
Immaculate 4 bdrm •11
cul-de-sac rnmptdeh
upgraded. New e ll'·
kit c hen. wallpaper
c.arpet & panelmg, RV
access . pride ot
ownership Don't m.hh
t.hl., one! Call Diane to
day'
SURF REALTY
979.aoso
rm. frpls. ituesl hou:.e •----
Many xtra:. As&ume PRESTIGE
loan 9.98J> lnt Approx LOCA TIOH
baJ St<rl.000 Pnced un Over 3000 ~ ft. cus~
de: market Sl~.000 Cati bl\ home located nr M9'd
M2 0467 Owo agnl o r Verde CC lmmac cocad
9SHJl63 Broker Prof dee & land.t¢. P!!!>I
wte4 WAS THI It spa. 6 yn new. ~ I·-'lft.....uE. open me dJr 4Br+f.,, ~ • • -C&U Celtury 21 rEm~ you aaw a 3 bedroom. 2 S»«nl bath home, community•--------
pool. covered brick JUSTllDUCB> ·
pa t 1 o. re m ode I e d O,.. Sda «My I J.;f
ldtcbc. for under P f .000 Spacious F.ut.sid'e 48r, 2
in the Colle1e Park be home. Clean in&ldt.• we.~ WIXl't last! Call w t n ew eartbto111.•
now' 540-3886 catpd.s, pamt and ktkh
CEDAR GLEN
MOOaSALE
3 bed.roam model. 1'111: h ly
upended coodomin1 um.
~ EJdeo Ave, C.M.
642.6734
YOU CAH"T MISS
On this ter rific 4 BR.
Mesa Verde home It
reatures a beautiful pool
and spa Remodeled
baths. oew paU1t Double
fireplace and much
mott For more 1.nfo call,
~.,
-~~ .... HERITAGE . • REALTORS
tloon. N"' roof -•a cant Seller mollvated . ...
J:lt Esther St, CM
So. Cdif • ...,
546-5605 645-691 8
By()lmer 4 Br. many up
gradm includes ceramll'
Ule 08\ry. Oak parqU<'I
Or. new carpet & man~
other<i Mesa del Mur
a.rea. SM:!,000 979 3467
IOMUSROOM
I...u# finished 2nd floor
Jblus Room can be 4th
BR.. game rm, etc .• rn
this immacu late 2000
sq t\ borne w cov patw
and pooJ. Close to Sooth
O>a.st Plaza & Fwys. On
ly SI 14,750. Cull
&AAA REALTY
~ 754-761 6
Meea Del Mar. 4br 2 ba. H.wT~
upJ1radu thru-out. 3mo.old3Br, 1735sqft.
Deeb. covrd pal><> rm. fonm'-entry. formal din·
close to schools & new ing rm. a Ba, lg mstr Br.
pa.rt, Owner, oo Agents. wood burning frplc, 2 sitis.ooo. M6-o60l days, patios . Pool. Jae .
915'7·281Je-ve" Sun clubhouse &. tennis. By
HOUltUICMS Owner. su2,ooo. Will cooperat.e.645-6J.50eve:i.
OBJGHT ~731.8dys.
You'U love the all new ldtcbeo. bttn microwave, CUSTOM EXEC
counter bot tray, ~30 M1SA vaDIHOME ram rm, .. ~rick fplc, Beaut 4br, 3ba home
Jmt w&Wq ror family ~rmet kit chen " ball*&ti\7. Quiet street. Fil 1.-.s TabitJ.
IN,500. Ruth Laurie, $175,.000.
1Utr,NM390 ~SUMl·I
h m•tk deal-house oa RU:SEREALTORS .,.., LARGE tot. 1 br. ,__ __ m_._147_3 __ _
SPICIALSI .... Me to appredate. · nowa•
Go tllru t.belroo pteto $84,500. By own er. NteeJtironqatetcul-de-
D I TA RE
11 P I I I
I T U MOI C I I I I I'
cl ADP l L t U' I I I I .
[ CULS E )t I
tee a s bdrm. cuatom ,_rrN'11S ___ or_e•_oa1___ tac: ln Mela Vente aru.
bome •l·bdrm.apt.ltia I a UC W...Y_. Lrl rooms. very 1ood aney.opener! $3111),500. __. .... """ ........ 1u ..
' Bdnl\ • &l*t. Pool ~ -·-· --· ~. CUilom 2 bdrm.. bome.JmJava Rd. Mk· bmit Terms! ITS.too.
2 bath; nice lge. paUo. lnC SZS.000. ~ l'IS-llOO &aper W"talde a Br
M Lol$l•$0. ... .. eel $10,000 ==;tin~~
MAURY STAUFFER .... , .. _ mapropa1;J NU17Jor
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• 2 1tor1. I >'••n D w. Eslen1lv• anUque brh:kwork front • rear.
Overa11ecl J.ear 11ra1e . 4 bu1e
-~~ niltom ....... thruout.
Spae&Oii kltcbtn, ~et de Ute t La~ .!:•111 room. Locale °" cul . PrOfe..1~ decorated lulde proteukmalty l seaped. .E•teilMl flaanclDf, priced to U
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'. HERITAGE
. RfALTO RS
By owner. 3 Br I 'Al Ha
' ~ex. SIB 16th St. S gar,
encl paUo. 213/IMJ..~ afts.
~~~~~~~~ SC*Jous 3Br. 2Ba, fam
tieAD&MAll
llAU'fY
2.-ory s BR wtrormal dininc + breut.t rm, ~n~~ lodacpog w • Fresh .. in· vidlll bome lmj4e 6 out.
Sln,$00. Rutb Laurie
IUtr.~
nm
2 Unit.a F.utaide. Home + guest hie. OwQier wlll
help with financing
Grab your Ila.in' toola &
cal.1~72Zl
nn. pool, frplc. $109,SOO
By owner (714) 840-4796
ev•twlmd.s
BRAND NEW
I.I Beaut Exec type 2 slry
homes just comp across
frm Meadowlark Cntry
Cub. a. 4, s bdnns 3 ba, J
car 1ar Open wk dys
lUipm Sat & Sun lOam-
flllln Phone (714 )84()..2005
ara.1142
SICYUNE HOMES
POT OF GOLD AT
BC> Of IAINIOW
CU.A HMS
Sharp 3 bedroom home with u1ed
brick rront and flrepl1ce. new
eart.btone carpell and tNlb paint.
A1ktna Stl,•. •. , ..
SUPE R UPGRADED 3 ~droom home with f am Uy room, rormal dlnlng
room. c u•tom drapea, 1hullera.
wallpapen and aor1eoua used brick
patlo. 1116 •. 1.1
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llYINE
Confused by aU these ads?
Ranch Realty and/or
Woodbridge Realty
can show you any one of over a
Hundred listed homes in Irvine.
Don't waste time trying to decide
wbJch ad sounds the best .
ONE CALL DOES IT All
RANCH WOODIRIDGE
REALTY REALTY
SS 1-2000 551-3000
THE EXPERTS
ON IRYINE PROPERTY
LOWDOWN!!
$87,500
Maximum LlvabJUty w fl
lge bdnm. 2v. ba. thlll
home olfera comfOl'tJble
surTOUDdinga & 1pec1aJ
continiaty. Seller offrr·
ing a 1ub}ect lo loan ot
9V.%. Hurry Uu.s home 11
localed an I rvin e
M2-Mi1
Woodbrfdp&tah1
Jbr 21;t ba. crplll, drps.
pro landscap'g, patio
cvr. 019 ny upgrds, lllnl
loc 103 W Yale Loop.
Open Sat /Son l ·S BY
OWNER ~2360. ---
ICHAU.84GE
YOU
YOU'VE FOUND IT WOODIRIDGE
ln this luxunowi 2 sty 3 Br $120,000
To ~ thu " Gorgf'Ous ..
home 1n Dct>rfleld of
Irvine Offertng s pacious
nm, two frplca. cstm lalc
atrium . s tr1 k lni< a
balance w tnal ure All for
only SJ IJ.000 ~-4477
h o m e 1n Mt>rt>d1th SBrSJSS.000
Garden!!. Lgc ric hly 00-0112.644-&i87 paneled !<'am Hm wtfpl<' ,._ _______ _
lteal fl!itale
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N t • r. c o mp h ti o o cant.d. Only *1•.JOO. deoorildq. 2 Bdnm. 6 "-Dart'• mclllt cluum·
maolllcmt ChrU Abel .......... Tll9y HUllllYI dm, wlb Z bat.lie. A*iDc .... ,_ dildadh't ueu.
daal'pedbomeovttlook· WmMMn•W..• cml1t1'7,IOO ~for JGUr pre·
" · -Walkm 1; ltrn
Inc mUre ec>utllne of wtwn tiler purcltHed •UNITS n.-11..dl~Beally •I•• 1bowln1 today. Llclma BeK b. I Br. a ll>I• b.llltop "drHm" SAMCl.lt•ftl l\C\.UWl Ba , family roo m , 2 bomeZ1eana10. but job ..,_. umt.a rntAd at
frpk:f, C\11&.om made •P•· ~ ant takin1 812.CNO 1•arl1 1roH. 552 -7500
()pportlllll\y to choolO t.&IM OWDer1 out ol the 8 A a G IN pa I c E ~~~~~~~~ REAL E$TATE colon. ui.. cerpetj.q. 1 ..._ 'lb.la b a rare op--.ooo ....: -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ol a ldad c:cmtemporary C::-:' to purcbue a ~000 • Offered at ao spedal, ao WLI· Cl) .... .-1:m ~~ •••• !!!.~ • que tbat tbe preH nt ,,, ,... ....
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'901 &iWS nM IJ'9doui ltome "-SEA -"'
(114)49M1'GI ::..U.-~t!C:U PaOPER'nES,LTD. Reath. •
Jf1ll CO/I/In Nit'\' t "., * * * t reaau re."En1lhb •ounu.MMM.CA_,.., . maJIOrbouae" feeUn1 • t0%~ 1urrouaded by the --------•I fM&TC I h• AYAR.A•I n,ued oaturalbeauty ol Olltmbomew/48dnm~ ~~~~~~~~
C.ando'a Ru.at.le 1pUt level lhl hill.a ol Lacuna. COO\• E M E R ... L D ~ betbs. Klkb. U.Cldl with fittplace. Deluxe p1ete with t.be modem A m1icnMave 6 tnab com·
tdc.'lpd1aaua. .,...._ola700'4Mck• IA.Y pactor . Lr1 u lf. BROKER WlLL bdlt·ln wbU'IPoOl ape. vacuunac PoOI w /1pa,
COOPERATE An u:npar•llel~ ocean 3-car pr., complete the
ON19X.OOWN view add• furthe r Swe.,I .. lteocll & plcton of thl1 dream
NearOcean ~lo thil lovely -•lew bomdcr ... $Z25.000 .
..OC)1Jl"ell at Locu1t ~:en~ you view 4'3-9494 495-5220
a nceopendally to-6 thi.lbomeyOWMll, you'll 4bdrm.4ba. private pool ~24 IJ llo.5050
4t4+43l5. Aller b ours unde r 1land wby the •spa.
.-1825. l.A"t rin1·Lene MlUen have loved It so '80.000 4 U. ,._
me1aa1e. Owner much. Zl-40&2 4t7-476S Flilrway EJ N'lguel 3br. LA~M-fG_UB._ Please call today for A.cent ~·CU.tom Realty
11111 •'CJGT 4 bdrm t am1 more tnlorma tion.
ly home ollent lou of 675-75 I 2
privacy, a lovely mt. m~ai~· . vlew & many uparudt"t 1 •
Walled courtyard & hot " tub are among the ex DC A I~
tras $139,SOO IU.J\l....I f
11.DG.SITE
Level. buildable lot near hip school: walktng dia
lance lo downtown &
beach. &.soo
MOtn'HEHD
1bJ.s deJ.JghlluJ cottaae.
ontheoceans1de.1sclOM'
to the beacb & ha~ a
(rplc. to chue the chill
on cool everungs Lari<e
(meed yard & a 11eparate
garage are amonu the
plUlleS. S179,500
t It.-, N r ''"~' t ••unw ·h l •''IUh•J 04· •• " L.J ,,,, • '
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AllWEW TEllACE
White wateT. canyon, &
nagbt hght Vlew.. 3400aq.
ft A·Prame. J bdrm .
loft. 4V. bathl Owner.
MIS.000 494-SS29.
PoaiMaALTY
1000 N COAST HWY.
497-2461
lt&•LDTEU.
Art Colony charm 1n
Nor1h Laguna; l bdnns .
den. 2 baths + 1rtud10
wt1h bath, vauJted wood
cetb.o,p, 5Wttpln( Ottan
VleW 1..1.rge lot, waJk to
beach. S:ZSS.000
DUPLEX
._YowFIMlilt
ISYOUMG-
Super 4 BR home 1s
rrunutes from i.chool:..
pwb, comm pool t:x
t'dlent loc on cul dC-'11"
1h,, home features fam
rm wiwet bar. cath ce1I
ino &n llv nn. formal
d1n1ng Many estras.
Sl.64,.500.
L..,_....,. u.
497-1761
BYOWNF.R
l"oot.hJll 2br. 2ba, drn
rondo. 831 -0SS9 or
45217S
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ElasUnt loun i.. eu1ly
;iuumable you really
can afford t.h.llt beauuful
borne'
WESTCUFF
Beautiful4 Br, 3 ba. Lots
ol pl.ants, fabuloua pool,
firepface. RV at'cess.
Priced right at 1189 ,950.
A tl€HIG€ '-+--~ HOM€~ amw. Coast Hwy, NB
645-6646
MEWUSTIMG
rRESnGE
TO WM HOME
Much sou g ht a ft er
Newport Terracr. Only
one Wte 1l on the markel
Sharp! Priced to ISCll WI
der Sl00,000! Hurry'
S6M91
GraciOWJ forrrwl dming 1•
for feNllvr enlerlammg
Spac bdrms on upper
level. AJI lhm plw1 15x35
end pal.lo. Make the far..t
step to tx>tt <.'r II v in i: • •
Call now!'• George T ays
ASSUMAILE FIRST
IRVIME 4 IDRM
SI 15,950
Bo!lt area. Collel(c Park,
quiet cul de sac. Ne.ow
t"ust.om drapes, llhutter:i.
fresh pa.int, new tale en
lr)' Perfect move in t"on -
druon. Yale 4 BR 2'• Ba ,
large faauly room with
Wdbar Creal entertain
mentbome
()ranJ(l'tr<.'(', AdulL'! Only.
2br patio home. u1,1trd •
rrpls, nice decor. dbl
l(ar, boat sl orage,
$78,000 Vat'ant. Pnnc.
,~,'~,·~ ~-·:;;~:,·:·r~.w :~ .. ,
111• 1 .. J'J ... "'''
2 Of'EH HOUSES
2 8dnns . 2 baths. dE'O.
duuQJe rm., Javanit rm
with frplc . Ottan view
dectt + I-bdrm . bath,
llVll\11 nn . kite~. bm·k
Jllilllo. largt! SOx CiO rt lot
l"noed ngbt at 1210.000
.......... ·~ Hllil[
Sedudf'd, dramallc, •
1mmaculatt", thas 3 Br
tull.'11de bom1• fl'a ture:1
ITBQY ~1gner tOUCbe'\
CtJmt. !lf.-e I.hem your~U
Call for mf orma bon
S bdrm. "Somerset" on
O"ttr>bell w tooly I adJa
cent bou."le Exr"llcnt I y
nrunt ins ide & oot Spa
ln back yd & view of t·a
nyon hibl"· SZ-49,000 1!130
Port Seaboumc. Opt•n
Houst-S at /Su n 1 ~
""48
EAST SIDE
CHAltMEtt
lmmac 4 br hom e Great
East.side locaUon on t"UI·
dHac. New dlatrwuhtt
" plumb1n1 r1 xt urea
Ne wl y palnl td &
papered. Call for further
.tdonnauoo.
.......................
M+llMl'TA
fi~ct acular hilltop
bomaa. 201.Z-1318 aq. ft.
OoM to lbriAa Selva
Rd • ca.u. Le Prtma wra. . ...-1o IUS,000.
Dl-awo;-.-.mitr. It., ...... 1040 .......................
C...lted&tah
848-8667 ---
AllLF Me Loma
No qualllymJt. No new
baa fees. We have 3 Br. 4
Br & condos av111I in
mor.'t arellll Buy now
Move wiUun a we«k <'.111
for complt·t(' d1•tJ1l!o
~71 or968 4433
EMEllY REA.L TY
111.Y 1 LEFT!
CondoJMngatits best! 3
Br, l'h Ba, 2atory condo.
1'"ew.ure11 privat.e paUo &
2 car garage. Les• than I
mile lo the ocean Call
r or c-om pl ete Info.
~J or 1168-4433
3572 Ntrr&/ET lo(f Athd)
OPEN OAIJ. Y 10 :JPM
R.mdto s. Joocfli" 3 BR 2',4J ba, vit'w. Close
to pool & spa. Prof. de-
corated, 1111 possible up-
grades. Air . $180,000.
Pnn only, dys SM-~2.
wtcnd /ev 752...fl'l 47
SpectacuJar mobile home, vm aq n. 2 BR. 2 ha.
lrplr, delux kitc he n
w/ml crowave. p r e
lt!IUOWI "The GrovW1"
p»rlt . Open h ouse
&.l/SUn llam~pm , 5200
lrvtne Blvd .. 1p1ce 250
On l y Ownr -Agt
SCH· 7206, 731 7474 ---
AIARGAJN
$71.000
And 1t 's all here in
lt'Vllle My advice to you
1s compare-but not for
long 1 Th is one won 't
la.'t' So take advantage
& !St'e this eh ~rm •n.:
hr>rnto al a vnre you can
a/ford S:)2 4477
Pncc reduced for quick
sale Rancho San Joa·
q u 1 n ,S an Ca rl o5
townbom.e, 2 Br + den, 2~ .Ba, piarquet noorinJ(,
w e t ba r . 3 pool s.
gotrcourae. $1 39,500.
9156-lm
• Uy ownr, call Harry at
88y llAl.n· 73J·1*or972..m12.
10%DM o.w.c.
Dix. 4br, home. Sp•.
llmAand landleap1n1.
<Ja1e lo oed. ieller AU·
.... ...,., Mll ant 2 ..... •1 aoc..:r.=; Dr. ~ aft. I , ...
PERFECT
Ne~od JUI& I« famll1
fun. ~' bctnn .. 2~ be. ...,. famU1 home.
Close to community .... IDd tennla, .,._ '5
acre• of 1rHnbelt• i ._,,, ~huttbes ana ......
, 1'ut.lft'Oek Glen 1arden
home. Heather m odel
w/lt'Ml viewotO.C. 4 Hr
3 lh, fam ily r m .
microwave oven. A/C,
J*lfo w /cover, & m any
~ features. /\Numa·
ble9%1.oan. 752-71~
........... 1041 .......................
I ') a Meadow•
Oeorie Ch.Ir!• Realty 11
proud to preaent the
home• of La1una
Mt1lbin, a new. private
ClOMta1 com.numliy tlult .. , ... tnUlea tbe Ideal
lvilll m vfl"Ollment.
SMiaated •ulmt t.be l(el>·
ti• ltlll1fdea of pro· ~ IA1una, lbeM
..-UCWv bomel an ~la U.tredJdoa ~UD· ==--~ ... ,.. opportwaky lo
IU' 2 Ml a ... CIOeltaJ •I•• 'omt Jn tit• ' IN CNi 11 .. J ol I •. ............. =llJ '° ... tlrw .. ,..
•1a.1112 . om
3 Bdrm. 2 ba. family rm
home. Well matntalned
and updated lhru-0ut
Ocean & canyon & moun
Lain views. Offered at
Sl.88.000. Open house Sun
day 1·5. lSM Skyline DT
Prestigious home fout
ed in Monarch .Bay Tt•r
race 3 Bdrm. 21,, bath~.
2 frplc:i & more OHCT'N.1
al RZS.000 Open houM·
Sunday I 5 J2:J22 <.:rcl.c
Rd.
494-8519 955-1570
L,....INcll
• IOJW_T.,.,.. ...........
Tedly, San.,
1-5
ll.llrrd.litely remodeled 3
Bedroom ocean view
home wttb 1aper ma1t.er
bedroom ldte, btdlt·ln .Mimai. plaJroom tf amJ· ly room on Hparate
ae.tl, all new kMdMn,
'"" • CUii.om appotot. men&a Umaout. Priced
8lklw 11.arbt at .. .-
•
176 s...t T.,,..
L...-INdl
Tllly,Sn.,
12-5 a. • .,. &o toer tlal•
ho UNl8Fll UIS,2 .. ........ u. ....
--~· .. c-.eo,...cuot._ ............. ., .....
=· .... ··= .. =-~~----, ..., 0.
ICICllAW
IOCIM
~::W~?: tattle LaJH• b.oma. aa-............ 1
heh. pool, MJCunty. Pen·
thae.3 Br. 2 Ba $430,000.
Furn. 2 Br. 2 Ba S230.000
HARCUM" llORN R F.
1118Glmneyre 4!W~J
la> T:r ~.,,.ce
SUIJ.000. 2 Bdrm Condo
W/t'OmmunJty pool. Rex
Gunn Nol a n R I ly.
-.1M1J
ltlCH&WilM
A 1tunnln1 departure
from the ordinary. walk
to beach from th.la NortJI l...a&Uft8 cual.om but ll 2
Bcfrm 2 bath bome.
Mafpiilleent coatal •cl·
lY lllbt view. Gourmet
ldtdlen, mHaJve Uvin1
room wtt.h llowtni wood noon. sm.ooo.
don osen
f I ,.i' Ii r ...
.01 GLENNEYRE .,, ...
, ~ Mc WlMACKR(
O,..W.OrS...
T,_-~
3113 PEARL~
Wood5y " rust.It'. near a
running brook. A perl ttt
private " fo'am1ly Com-
pound with l separate
llvmg area5 around lb«
courtyard ne<1r thr
~arh. $?49.000. O~n
Sat J-4
P'ridt O'OwMnaiip
2589K.1WWAY
Dauhng while watrr
views & a blend ot Old
World w ith contem ·
porary + a kit ol na.tura I a.one. ad.I Ulil new 3
bdrm... l bath, fam /rm &
fonml dine. rm. apart
from aU others. Hlllie
will be here Sal. & Sun.
1-4. to~ t.erms or a ae.e /Olldon. Aating 00·
ly $150.000 ! ...... , __
2329 A n..A.NTlS
with ocean view, De&r
the beach. on Moeattb
19Tace. 3 Bdnm.. 2~
bldls, 2 lrpla .• 1ll50 IQ. n .... ELITE. swr.ooo.
One Siil. be( #WWW l .. 4
er call ls a.pp 't. ... ., .....
,,._,Town ls
HlbScbaol Eacb ltH 4 bdrm1 ..
famtnm .• frplcs .• wet
ban, ocean vie•• •
lfUCB llORE. Go up
~ 6foUow t.be alps.
Tum left to 5C7 Temple
JOila, open Sun. 1·4. rm.ooo. Tum ri&ht to
139 Te: Terrue,
opm SM 1-4, ~
8Zl2,D .
494-7111
m.Coldwel Bat•r ,.. ~SONTIAL ~~
~······a.eooo Pace.sett.er home. Larte comer lot of cul-de-tac. Mature landlcaoiu
with large ~: trees. N'ear.
ahoppl.ng & sc . Price reduced
to SlDl.400.
.WWllWA,_ WIW
675-7512
CG~~ lJ~
CA.STIU
B.DAUftlAH
The onr you v., been
~for .. 3 BR. ram
rm and Vl~ in an ideal
location Takt" ovf"r
M7.!JX> 8~.r: In A !>COOP
al an.I y si 03.500
CALL 644-72 I I
/JD.NIGEL
[}Afl[Y &
A5SUCIATES
ee.mitul 3br. 2.ba. home 2
min. from Saddleback
Valley Collete. Mialloo
Viejo Sbopplo1 Cntr.
Walk to t.ennia crt.a. Will
---
l4CI( IAY ESTATE
Pvt 2.1 acre est.ate w /lg
bolae. 2 guest houses. 16
stall bone barn, huge ~ nnk. pvt ofc. a
ivoom · ~ room ma gm r 1
cent Vlt>W of th~ Ua1·k
Ba). lush lands"aping
abound.' Con t11t·t J 1 m
f1andr r s ai:t 11 11 1
7S2 1107 d ys 1711 1
SRl·S787 eYe&, wknch
COMDOMfMIUMS
WESTCLIFF 1&2 br.
$71,000 4" up. 1700
WsklUf Dr. Open daily
I.$. 60e513 or 673-6640
RL"dh: l I ~ Hea.lty
I 1. j, 1 1-\1 .tll\ 1II I1u·
~ VA financing. 3377 VIA UDO, N.e 18,iOO.
OflMHOUSI $315,000 ~ .. Tl. llam to1 3 Bdrm1., z ba t b5 : ~ ~ E pftVllllle patio. In mint.
Otfendb)'DeOroCorp. ~ cmdWca Mus t
17Wi111 ~--~to~8111~Pi~eda~t.e~! ~~ MkfcrSbh'etyorRay I-
S.S. s,lt Lewt J...oNq amt airy J Bdrm,
3 ba, A/C, PUIS LAROE
BONUS RM. View of
mountain•. lmmat'.
cm11. C&ll >4l ee.sm Ml,.. .... '°" .......................
LOCUtaroa
THllHT
Yoa'we found it. in this
1o¥ety Newport Beach
bome. It fa&ures 3 Bdrm + lam.Uy room, plush carpets, n e w p aint.
Ubrmy otr matr suite •
and eatenalve brick
work. Owner's very
motivated. Call 546-5880
· = -~ HERITAGE
. HEA i.TORS
M.l.CHAlt•I <Mee 5 bdrm beauty.
The w armtb oJ uaed
brick • bvy abake make
for Cl1q fml,y Ii v. Pr-ml
cln rm. MJ cov'd paUo. u..-• airy. SC.. lo
..-• poa1, 0pea t to s •-0-,-, -,-_.-tf:--=--,.-lt 11 . ltll PORT ..._..,. t
l2J9 AJU>. ,. tlOl llhat ••II Utl• week .
RM ed lo ..,., a Br
+I br. Drhe by eot s ,, •U..calltotee. ..............
£~~
••oarTo II.ACM '" IDUIM~ " bedroom 1 bath lldult own JOU!' own UDlt overlDab Allio Buell and.
u.. ......... ..
.... ft. Dbl.' • 1llOM. Jl&CNITI.
I bdlw. I llllatb beech .... .. a Ill•• CGID· mu.ltf. fres-.y UP·
1raded. Cell tocla1 I ~~.o:.c:.~~-.................
Charmlnl 4 bedn>om, famJ.11 room, dinina room with 1neplg VS..
•from multi-level coveNd patio,
Many decorator tou.chel. '1re ~1 'Mexican tile floon, Compare ana
you'Jl •sree that tlM.750 1' ID
ex cl Una ••lue.
~~ ..
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\
•
I • ~ Stta.1111.a ... ................. ,,. • ... ... .... '°°' ........ tttUlM la .. ......,~
dS..wlllll ... lM --bQ lo Oe erea at
aia.oao. "'°"' ol •"*'-· in a cbll&mk II lata.t·
tq coaunult y ,Pt .... HD iodq t.o meke ULia
)'QUI' bome.
'7S.15U
OCIM4V.W
2 ......... Lot .... o ...... ....
Oner will 'nuftce m:s.ooo
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. INC.
67S.46l0
Redhill~ Realty
I ilh1 l<l'.llh Offil'l'
h7) 1' )U',
3377 VIA LIDO, N.B.
$169,450
3 Bdrms .. 2~ baths, bay
& ocean view; designer
decxnt.ed
Redhill~Realty
I id1 I l<l'.111\ 1 lll tl 't'
f):): 11 d
3377 VI~ LIDO, N.8 .
$245,000
3 Bdnns. witb boatalip
IAST-.Uff
F\gbl infiation ·own your
home ft land. Lovely •
bdrm .. family rm •
formal djning, country
kitchen. A+ locallon.
like ne w co ndition.
S239,500. Xlnt terms
avail. Open Sat. 1-4. 2627
Alta Vista. Agt. 87S-S930
RIDUCID sa.ooo
OltlGIMAL ILUFFS
OPIM SAT /SUM 1-5
550 VlSJ'A GRANDE
3 BR tn level, loads of
lt.alJan tile. Now only
SUl6,900.
6404259
rfe~:~
M1•1•PwS. ..._.,_WI !und!J.~t.1m -0-.v"'-OT .. ....................... •••..........••........ ~
~! • ... •.•.• ..... ' .°"··· s.t. ...... • ••••••••••••• ' °' ... o. Olliiar'..., ... Olw...., • ..,. °""'" .... ...... · ·······•••············· ............................................. .
1MI •rTGI • O'-CHAIM New. 1peclac:\llar oualom 1 Bdrm
home. Vaulted c:elllnp, all wood
aldlfta, pool 6 apa. Vlew ol Harbor •
C•lallna. Huie Matr BR 1ulte.
ovenlsed tub •· 1bower. Micro .. e:ompect.ar, Jeu.ai ... cook1na lllancl.
Walkln1 dllUnce to alarlna ,
re taaranta • 1bopptn1 •• sm.500.
UDO ISLE
11()9
IMftlTOl.AICHITICT.auua
Oldu OM atory 1arden home on .aoo
aq. f\. South·faclnJ quid. street & lot.
llreel·lO-ltreet. 40' width
Prime uprrade prQspect. Occurancy
su mm er 1980 . Cons der
aate.teascback. Appraised value uso.ooo.
... 'RMI
TOS&L?
Owner will consider
lease/op. on out.standing
Baysbcn Drive home. 3
Bdrm+cuest. l ba, fam1
ly rm_ Beaut. paUo ~
deck with bay view.
t:lll.000. Carol Tawm.
Realtor tM..(JQ29
EASnLUFF
Ocean & light view, extra
lrg pvt lot, 4 Br + din &
fam Lusk model. compl
redec.
SARA HIMMAH
641>-5096 759-0261
*OOPl.EX*
$265,000. • FH
STEPS TO BEACH. 3br.
2ba.. ~lbr, den, 1 bath
down. 3lfJyrs old. Make
an offer. Seller motivat·
ed. 1Zl 3'U1 St.
W.AIMIHGTOH RLTY
972·1104
1521 Ocean llvd.
PENINSULA J>OINT
home with 3 Bdrins. 2500
sq ft . Master swte has frplc Enjoy l'OOI breezes
& g reat beac hes .
Reduced to 1345.000. ,.,,, ..............
NEWPORT SHORES
3br fixer Sl00,000. Owner
will carry 2nd TD.
2br +den, immac cond.
~cm.
642-8&'50 Agent
CH.AIMIHG-
St ll ,500.
Spacious &t immaculate
on lrg. lot nr. schls. &
sbopptng.•br. 2ba & den.
2515 Holly Ln.
Call for appt. 1146-6765 s.a.s. Redty.
941--4771
MEWPoRT HGHTS
NEW LISTING .
Completely remodeled. 3
BR, 2 BA, formal D/R
Decorated 111 earth tones.
Skylights, French doors.
Woo'l lut. at Sl62.500.
Call Rae James. Agt.
63H200
Three bedrooms, 3 baths. den, lanai.
two brtck & concrete patios. brick
walks. Separate 2 car garage &
1tor a1e with apt. over . Paved
boat/cllr storage area. Perimeter
walls.
Mature trees. azaleas. & extensive
planting beds.
Quallfie4j parties mail business card
to Box 502, c/o' Daily Pilot. PO Box
1560. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626
l.AYMOMT CONDO •Gate Guarded Com· W 194 Mr. Sec.tty munity 1• 'Br home under SZ00.000 ~t!b! Br. 2 '-" b a . ocean and bay
u_...._ Vi ' I --views. Hllh me. Under· •nou..... ~ s.....-aest "round park'1 . s pa. .5 Br home under $200.000 " sau.na, pool. $450,000.
Call J • --Dor ()pes1 Houle Sat /SUD 1-4 ~....... an at an Udo Park Dr. 3F . 759-06 It By James A. Mitchell &
CrHfhrePortfolo Assoc. Ph: •~ or __ rr_ap.._•_rfl_w __ s._IK. ___
1
mmo
---------Bayfront, ocean vie w. OM GltEIHI& T
2 BR, 2 ba CONDO
with fireplace $169,500
l'OSSllLE LN /Opt
1 BR. I ba CONDO
$110,000
LE.ASE OH UFE
Ownrmovlng.won't la.11t
Ocean vu. AvaH immed.
Adlt comm. pvt pool
jac&sauna $S95/mo.
2000 W. lalM>a ll•d.
...,. 675-1171
$500000WM
Newport He1ghts 3 BR
t o wnhm . Ass ume
balance or $1.70,000 at
$1S7S mo. Prine. only No
qualifying. Call owner
~.
SPACIOUS
Ivan Wells bullt. •br,
fp&c, ram rm • 3ba-Le pool 6 3 ·car gar.
Baycrest, OPEN Sun 1-5.
M2'6Z34 ---------Health Food Saodwicb
Siaop. Top oceanfrt loc.
>tlnt businesa. Priced
ngbt. CaU Mel Fuchs.
Realtor 615-8120
boat ahp avail., sec.
bldg, 2 Br 2 Ba condo,
631-0l558. ~. Prin.
only. 0wnr I Agt
OCEAN VIEW!!
Forced Sale! Lg. nice 4
bd 3 ba, J235,000. owe ~.000 2nd RE/MAX .
Patrick. 631-1266
Hwrr HGHTS Alli
4 br, 2 ba, garages ror '
cars. R·2. Good solid
buy. $129,500 Chuck
Spiller. RE /MAX .
631-1266
ARE YOU
A LOVER
rA the better things in
We? Jr you are. you must
see this special home
that providt'!I everything
needed ror gracious li v-
ing at It's finest. Large
4BR 2VJ ba home with a
jacuui PLUS the advan·
I.age rA a secluded l BR 1
ba income unit
Absolutely one of the
ftnelt In the area. Call to-
day~S370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
0pesi Houae Sat /Sun l ·S.
Seaview-1903 Yacht
Maria. 4br, aba. FR. DR.
2 ffl)lca, 2 alriums. 180°
~. lrg tot. r~ raca,
--------·~ s2euoo. Coosid to brkrs. ~-COHDO
Can walk to beach. but
away from traffic con·
gestion. $1.1',000. Agt.
fm-f676
UDOS.AHDS
Pvt area, walk to beach
4 Br, I~ ba. Comm pool
& facil. completely
fenced. Appro:x 11100 sq n.
$173.900.
250 yds to beach. 3br.
l~bll. MW paint thruout. owe at 11'1.%. Sl~.000
~Owner.
VIEW
Open Sat at Sun U.:t
1601 Kinp Road
' s.a...• 1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OBVIOUS QUALJTY 1s
apparent thru-0ut tb1s
ma&DUlcent • bdrm. 3
ba. profeHlonally de·
signed home. Enjoy ap-
prox. 3300 SQ-ft. of
spacious livin& in one of
the most prestigious
areas rA San Clemt-nte.
Over $25.000 of pro·
fesslonal landscaping
means this home is re·
ady fW livLOg & enter·
taining. A quiet ex-
~utive art•a $J75.000
Open Sat &.in 11 S 30 &
wkdys 3 Ii 105 Vi a
Zapa t a . C allf 1a
Propert1ei.. 661 36()6 or
722~1.
OPEN SAT & SUN l-4PM
38drm. beam <-'111,s &
massive fplc $121,SOO
2161..a Esperanza
SPAN. BEACH HOUSE
2 Br l~• Ba, frpk . hot tub
wtsecluded canyon v1t-w.
patio, walk to bch. nu
pa.int. crpt" tilt'. 119.500
Owner. '92·5205
s-.-. ~aft..o 1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Muiolt Hilk ·~" By ownr. 5 Br. 3000 sq ft .
._.. ac. 20 Crwt tret-s
Comm stables. tennis .
pool. Very attractive
flnanc1 n g $269 . 000
'93--4681 or
Help. You-SeU 8'8-6884
Causey
& Company
5819
MOTIV A TB>!
Spadoua 3 Bedroom. 2
Bath home with
~lace. Just Listed at
182.000.
•
1104 So. Coast HI way
in Village Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
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•••••••••••••••••••••••
A PIACH OM THI
llACH
lortlY om froat bom•
wiUa lfalbiflc.Gt View.
llodmn 2Br. ma. 11 Uv·
la1/dl0Uai rm.. U•td
brick b-plc, 11 U.-latn
~~..!.~.!°'the ocn.
AMA ·c.w.ros1:E
l"-5502
~na
1090 .......................
SP.:TACUL.Aa YllW a Ca\alifta frocn Tusllo
Hilla. £uc bocne With
custom qu•l ity
llli00dwor1l t.hruout. Over
'>'It acre ed,lacent lot. can
be boulbt separate or
together. with homt'.
Owner wW carry raunc· . iol.
Call 730-5011
Goldenwest ~ ~ Auoclates
LIMOH Hlt(iHJS
HIU. TOP IST A Tl
1be Wlde. curcular dnve
luds to a gated entry
The be auty of th e
gardens. soanng pine
t.rtts & ovt-rs1ud pool
are framed by the view
or distant bills Tota l
pnvacy 1s the aetung for
this sprawlulg s bdrm . S
b;tth estat.e. includanR a comple tt'ly se parat e
gl>elt house Luxunate in
the "Playboy .. !ityled
most.er bath or lounge h>
the pool & :.pa feature<t rn
Home Maga zine N o
other property rn the
'J\dt.in lulls l'an match
t his f or b eaut y &
pnvacy Pnced below
other bomes in the area
al $4.15,000 OPEN Sun
1·5 1919 LaCuesla
~
Of'9fHOUSE
SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.
TUSTIMHtUS
Magxu!lceot ~w home
$495.000
1SJ2 La Cuesta
Take FooUuJI to Sltylinc
to La Cuesta.
ltlDHIU HAL TY
544-4900
........ , ........•.....
°' tM k18'de, O.An.u 8Qlidll vm. aoo 1. eat
Hwy. NB. Bcb. pe>ol.
jec\mt.
16UMITS
Pftde fl OWDlll1ldp. Ne•r
bnch la lftdlntl<ln. AU units have frplc '1. Only 5
yra old. Owner wenta
cM~ Nle. WW eury
...dnimd.-...... nc.. w !301(. down.
Ila-View from uppeT fU.ll llri~ 91.000. Call
k 1 t ch e n • m a n 1 rb:.HIG€ IUDdeck. 28R, ZBA. nu ~ ;.
ammttl•. _ ~ HOM€~
HT-lBR. 2BA. lovely l333W.CoutHw1. NB '*'°· cloM t.o bay '41-U46
0,..W,ts-l·S
On tbe South Side
1362BR. 2BA + Ira encl
lanai. new cpta /d,,,e . cau at ""5 to tee all 3.
Bkr. Leona Morf'an
m-4010 .
'74 Gc*teoweat at•. 2Br.
288, lam rm. redwd
decS. 51 Pk. San Juan Capo. asking M8.000. Sp
rera SIM> 4.96-1311
Mobile Home 20xt4 rt-nt
$107 Mita Cd cond 172161
Gothard Sp t23 H.B.
SO:MZll lrfake Off~
oa.AMGI COUMTY
PAD
M.LUMDB $20,000
$16,500
V~ btf1 12x60 New
Moon w fld expando. S
Star Pk. abeolutely 1m·
mac 10 evt-ry detail
( S1 158-64 )
SI 6,950.
Le mstr bdrm 1n Ibis
t2x60 choice location
CSl.SS&t >
$19,995.
Dbl wide 20x60 Sk)"IJne.
1973 Low sp;,ice r t.""nl.
c l e an & n e dl .
IMG3747 48 1
..... HoMr Stor•
t56--4500
~fwW. 1200 ..••.•.....•.•..•......
3 ILOCIC S OCE.AM
&aldable 4 tx75. w nt'd
R·2 Owner anXM>tJll'
lf IIrnN~;~1t;nm
962·4471 ~-546·8103
SEE INDIAN WELLS
PALM DESERT 43 Con
Oas. Set> Ad Cl ass • 2200 ---litadt fllroperiy 1 l 50 . ................•.....
CATALINA ISLAND
3br. 2-sty. 4 Condo 2
balcarues & pallo Walk
t o Avalo n Ha rbo r
SU0.000
C&U Errue 2t3 7~1132
Jim Otclraon Co
COSTAMISA . .............
Lowest price 10 Costa
Mela. ODJy lK> down. owe. Alw~ mrted.
Worfdlffl .....
1'6-7777
CDMDUPLIX
3 Br owner'a wllt w .f11>IC
• 1 Br I Ba wUt. 9% U ·
sumable loaa. Sl79,900
f\IU price.
:L' pi€HIG€ ~--+----+i-HOME:~
3313 W. Coast Hwy. NB
'45-6646
tbbor Escrow
S,.CW.ts. --,. ,.,.., .... -..
ctl • JU. C.. •ytl ..
fw .. •tlCHts. Cati
75I·117S esk for
5W'Y
12 unil.ll Modem. O'k vac
fK Xlnt for out of U>wn
owner. Synd. etc Walk to
aJI Ocean ~1de beach
comm Asking $32.000
per urut Real Properl.lt>S
Sys tem~ 714 729 3059
4J4--457f;
MEW
t«:>ME +INCOME
2567 BdtR. CM
Dix spac10IJ!I homt' w S
28r studro twnhse unit.,
ltcxne has 3 I~ bdrm" 2•..,Ba. separate yd. dlx
lotchm. Med1terunean
.,iylt' arc hitect ur e
bea uuf ull y Ind.lie pd I\ re
al pnderA owner.;h1p
Open Sat I ~
To see call agt 9'19-5099
E.ASTSIDE C.M.
SPACIOUS HOME &
OU PLEX SI 95.000
Mi-2S10 or~
12 two Bdrm uruts. room
for 6 llldd1uonal units
~. 20f9 Wallace. C06l3
Mesa Groas ""3.280 yr
$145,000 dn Balanc<-'
tG0.000 on roctract 20
yr sub-Ordia.auon. Pnn
at urt S350C> mo 548 2020
Wuf ±aht I 091 Cc rd al ....................... ,,.,,...., 1600 FORESTE
OLSON
Y..A. TBMS
•Br 2 Ba 2·sty. hu.cl' yard. room to park boat
& c amper. S8S.OOO
SJ&.l«t. Agt.
BY OWNER
•br. 2ba, lmmaC". 1m
mi.culal e , a s s ume
8V,~VA loan Cul·d*'
sar W l a ll tre Pi1
s paciou s ground l>
-~ Call 536-0397
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MOBLLEHOME
BUY·SELL·RENT -
. ..................... .
Comm-busy CM st. 2 ofc
bAdgs, 2 dplxs, oo ,_. ac
All or part F.as~ owner rmanctJ\I[ Bkr 646-5096 ---«JOO Sq. fl offit'e bldg
W/l'OOm to bwld 7000 SQ
ft. more. C M. Brun.
etr. 54().-2200
1100
•••••••••••••••••••••••
OClAH DUPLEXES
New 3 bedroom homes
+-apt Stonis Const r
646-4'14 or 492· 1393
,_ .......... ...
411 ·~...._<.-.-..
,.. wport Heigllts
2 pnde or owoersb1p
homm on R2 lot. 3 BR & 2
BR Poss1blt' loan as
sumpt1on Call today
834-!m:J
I Z Costa Mno U11ih
l2 spacious Z BR "arden
lf.PlS. • pool 011 lar11e lot
9 umes ~ and rent.s
are ~till lo w W 1th
rmrket rents would be ~
umes 2 gross Owner will
help ranan<"e. Call now
834-9300
ltUMTS
ExreUeat Npt Bcb loc•·
Ucm, 5 blb from the
ocean. Tenants pay utll.
Owner-want.a fast sale.
f\&ll prtce -,JIOO.
4?-rtiw€1
smw.CoutHwy,tJB
~
..,.,. UMTS-C.M.
Near new, J Br ownen
unit. 2 ba, lfl)l, 2·car p.r., 3-2 Br. 2 ba, unJta.
TSL Jnvstmta M2·1603
16 DILUXI UMfTS •
PRlllE EA.5TSIDE, CM
2 Bdrm.s each.
11tE SJ'ARNESOG.
~5711
NEWPORT HACH
Vanous loe oo Penin &
Nwpt Sbrs a vail All
amenities Presently
leased-Tum·key opera
t1on. Property mgml
av811. 875-4912, BKR.
TWO 4-1'1.EXES
All 2 BR. bw ltioa. Closed
garages. pool, A/C. A
Gttal Bey at S290 .ooe.
Riebcb Rily 646-41184
*GILUXI MEW•
u ght and bnght UOlb
Witb pauos or deeks &
air cond. Nr the main
business dlslnct of Sant.i
~
Parlt Place.lncM2·74fil
"'REGOLO!
Choice large lot., S.in
Ot~o Beach area. No
bett.ec inve<1tment Call
714·755-2131
Tht' J l'lley Co. ----
ZHouseson lot.4Br 2Hr. \
bits to bch. ct'M>'Ce H.B.
location Low m a1n1
HastJe r~ renters. will
con.,1 d e r VI\ l o .i n
$149,900 . By o wnt•r
IMO-\Slll
COSTA MESA
MUST5H!
3 ~a~ _houses room
4t.h l.arRt' ·grounds en
rapM1 srowlh are11. o we
Kay Mes.seni;cer
Z1J 434-1920
El Dorado 2 LJ /"26-593.'>
E -s1de C M . t ri pit"(
1188.000. Ex. cond ..
~. Ownr 642-721\ I
67~
.... CTIC.AU Y HEW
2 adjoining l~plexe-.
Supenor Quality
Preslli;c1ous Area
Asswne 10~% Fman<·
mg
One Or Both
Z A G R O D Z K Y
RF.AL TOR
494-8611
21 UMIT
UilTMEMT
f'or salt'. Lefis than I
year old J7-2 BR l Ra .
4-1 BR 1 Ba I-iccellen~
Westminster loc1t1on
Do not disturb tenant~
Call S4fH 141
~
GREAT VIEW.one year Htw"btti Hawtdlts
-------new, 3 br, 2i.ca ba. Soper led Estate clean & sharp. Assuma. 131-0152
UI> degree view of sunset
over Cat.a.Una & ocean 3
Br. 2 ba, hand rubbed
teak floors, view s ide
pC.io • ~t. $298.500.
Owner will ftnance.
497-2457 f1NANCE
Moblet-4-Ston
lwfcw wHoa C.....,.
CALLUS661-1 021
MEW·DB.UXf
3226 lrood St. M.I .
Each urut bu 2 lit Br s &:
den. 2 xtra lg pvt pat10s ,
2 frplcs. 21.-a Ba A..:t
979-5099
HollM +2U..ih
Large 2250 sq rt 3 8 R •
den Pt~ 2 umts located
1n Costa Mesa Truly
pnde of ownership 4
garages, call nght now.
834-9300
COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
HEWPOIT HEl(Mf'TS
Charmlag spacious 2
sWr)'. 3 Bdrm. family.
dining room, large living
room. Masters suite with
2 decka and spacious
m.lm>red baths. Warms
woods, brick and stone.
Truly a decorators de·
light. For details call
5«).J.Ul
· ~~---HERITAGE . • REALTORS
IAYSHORES
DRIVE BY aoz Circle
Dr. but pJe.ue do not dis· tmt> t.eoanta. BeauUM
•BR b on fee ll'OWKI· Netrb remodeled, new
cpb/drps end copper
p l umbln1. Owner
n:ICltl..a.d. S..bca.it all ot. ..... Owner wUl carry bt 1D • 1"' bit wtUa oaly
_,, dD. AIJ,. M5-51l4 or --· OCIAIROMT NOMI
• U.. Gold Cout of ~ a..dl. I B"R, 2
b&c*lir bome w1tb mucb
cNnn. Owner wUl carry lit TD at~ tot with on·
17 _,. dD. 0-.-la r• ~-ol .... and ~ lflf' •U olfer1.
A-= J: AM, -.a74 . .. ....
ble loan 9718% Ast for 1---------
J o h n M a r s h a I I • IA YSHORES
RE /MAX Re altors. stately Colonial. 101 ·
631·12166. frontage. Fee land.
OC• ........ YIEW -o..t.om built 3 BR. ram ~ nn,2~bla. GORGEOUS•
4 Bedroom home . $165,000. Owner carry
Designed for secluded ba.I at 10%. Open house
llvin&. With Million SSS s.t,&m HI. 2'50 Marino
VIEW! $280,000. As· Dr. BU. 548-2.181.
IUD18ble loan. Seller wlll •---------pattern financing to
..._, Tayto.-, IK.
673-4191
~rant duplex on R·•
kit. Good ftnaoclng. Pno.
only. P /P. srnm
...... vi.w .... s
Monaeo Plan, 2Br + den,
28a. By owner $1'8.SOO.
ml.323
buyers need. Excep·
lion.a) value. Call now for
private previ~wing .
714 : Sl63-6'767
(.)Pft~ IH q . tf 'fUN rot~ ,,t(.'
i~111
llAUTlflUL
Exe usive ...
Builders Own
Custom Residence:
4 Br, 4 be. POOL It spa, ma Irr lot, Harbor View
Him Portoflno. Din's rm. FR, Playrm.
-·-lee. 1.1'5 Poe1 Stanhope Pl. Owner,
73Nll9. OPEN SUN 1-5.
UDO
SS inL • nut.UM pmta.
5,000 sq.ft. 5 be. rec nn,
rmn. bu. Drive by uo \Ila Udo Soud. <)peft ..
Sun . 1-1. ieu ,ooo .
C45·t150 a1\. HU. t'1MllZ.
~~-----~-IAIT ...
IYOW.. ...........
IN-UT1
Big Canyon
1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UHDa $100,000
Dmirable nortbeasl San ta Ana home, 10 years
okl. • Bedroom. 2 bath,
air cooditJon.ing. This it
truly a great Investment
For more info call now!
5«).3886
(.., CQ:J&•·t:J)
REA.L~ATE
DIWXICOHDO
1bia blcblY upgraded 3
Bdrm 1~ Ba condo
features new carpets,
Solart um floora and
ma:b more. Aakinf ooJy 121.tOO. Call 546-59>
•EXCITING•
Beaut~~~ 1972
~Mobile Home m
Laguna Hills, nicest 5
star P•rk 7'xt5'
eftcloeed porch· mirrored
doors. light wood 1n
lnion. 3V.T air cond. 2
very spacious Br's w /Ba +dnul.nl arH. walk in
clouts. All for only
829.500. CHU61138)
C~l•-Terroc• Adul 21 + Pel Park
10ll$O w /exNOdo. living nn. 2Br, l~. screened
in porch. Ideal tor slDJ)e • · ! • HERITAGE
. . HEALTORS , penon. Owner will can')'
~.
YATllMS
... Ult.o Wa beautiful 4
bdrm, 1 ~ baUl home
wtt.h • bonua room It ftnDlaee. ~rrouoded by
a block wall fenc. on a
W,,. conMr lot. Mu.at
• to appreciate. Only flt.too. Call t od ay
(TW)-..a3; 53M5'71
SANfAAMA • cA'iXet••tHIU baa tlaa&SaataAna ....... *° ....... ............... hom.
lo -for ..... fJ0,000. e1111 .. 1 ...... .
CLASSIC ...,....HOMI
SAUS
2'70S Harbor. Ste208-A
'40-1117
2 Br, 10 x A ' Van Dyke tn
Calta Men Park. '8000. ap.c. rent -5 per mo.
•1414. 1»1'180
----
By Owner 2 luxury• Plu
a , one )'t'ar old Choice
Garden Grove area I
3bdrm 2 ba frplc. cen·
traJ air. pn \alt' patio.
CiOOsq n 3-2 hdrm 2 ba
rur rood pauo. 1000 sq n laundry rm clO!ied
iarages with automatic
open e r s. beautiful
landscaping. surrounded
with wro ught iro n
fences. Can uaume 10"1-
loan. 1259.000 each or
rreke rAfer on both Call
~9915
O...rt.4Phx
Upptt urut.s have ocean
v1t-w, fireplaces and
dens. Well loeated and
only 2 years old See
tbest' today. 834-9393
4-Plll
S120.000. Heavy shakt' roo<. brick fireplace.
well located.
SCOTT IE.ALTY
5l6-7Sll
------, _______ _
MEW INVESTORS-.
START RIGHT!!!
We spec1alir.e lo rnakmg
)'OU and your 1oaJs grow
and our fees are oo more
than yoa would have to
pay in commissions
llQYWa.Y. We olfer ever·
Jt.blftl from 1roup in· v.tmeftt procrama to
tedlnical tbmca socb .., :
porUollo develop .. busl·
MN at f1Dat1clal plan·
nlnr. computer re·
M81'Ch. R.E. investment
counsellor & exch•n1· lo1. Invest efficiently
mdwitel.Y.
BIU<XE.LL&CHAVp;z
ffi4) MO-«IOO; 8tl)..$402
Newport Beach. Cape Cod
charm. New duplex 3/l
BR. trpJ, decb. vtew.
Step 1 t o ocean .
Owner' /qeal -.ms.
EXCHANGE UP
COr lwy For Caslt
Dowat
12 UNITS. Shake roofs.
Bea&dUJ pool • &rounds on ~ acre. :toee to sbop-
llina. Pride ol ownenblp.
SZ0,000. ••• U UNITS (6 duplexes> .
Pride of ownerabip.
Shake roof a; 1 atory.
Bea~ul follqe Ar ex·
cellellt ccnditJoo. Spen.
dable rill JS down I ••• LS UNITS. Actually S
bowlee 6 5 dupleus.
,..tvate yatdl • patios
on °"" 1 acre I.a rural aettJ••· lma1loe only .,,_,or a bou9e It only
.... f'IO for • duplex!
TcUl prtce $DO.OOO. • •• 1' UN1TS. 4 years old itl
Olll&a -.. sake 144·
~:,~~uperb
••• h UNITS. Lela lb.a
... eec!acmk.
OU>-IUT ALMOST
HIW4-PLD
GOOD SECTION
RENTS BELOW
MARKET
144.542-3744
280 UN1TS Xlnt area.
Orang e Co unt v.
SIO.S00.000 Possible con·
doronversson.
301 UNITS -Colorado
Sprinp. tt.ve while sbp.
S7 .37S . ooo _ Lou1 i. e
Hosteeler.
~·
2200 .. ...•••.......•.••....
2.3 ICIE LDT ... .,..... .... Marse" Ofl•rtr Some beck b•)' view-.
faotastlc area foe huge
r'8ftCb home + !taro ft
atab&ea. Call Jim F1an·
den (71-4) '152· 1101 dya;
(714) 58l·ST87 eves •
wtmdl.
\
WIHl'IJl RICNT AL Zbr,
ar •. b . duplu. tns. .... -.ow
WIHn'!R RENTAL 3br,
JV.ba, MSMo JO& Moo·
ta'olf&o.4 ---.,_,.,. 3126 .......................
S.,..-lbr amall villa.
...... U,,11111 ... •'llC_.. .......................
t .. JJOJ .......................
IAYNOMT
I Bdrm. z baUl In auswr
loalticm. Avail now for
,.._. rtmt&I llOO /mo
Sdaluy Realty 1'1MMIO
............ 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYFIOMT
Z Bdrm. 2 bath lo 1uper locMJoD Avad now tor wm...:r n:ntal. tllOO/mo
Salllbury Realty 1'1MllOO Q9iet. No pet1. S275.
.... m.zl81. ·~~~~~~~~ ..... ,~ ........... 3207 u • l•IMdtJl40 JJOO ......... ••••••••••••••
-···-·•-••••••••• Q: boa& deluu 2 br, 2 'nADIWMS ba, pool, ueurlty . 9llliar' dtl eu. Compl. _,.,.,.« (IU)UI W . f.UW.. Zin Harbor Bl. C.11. SINleerent ~. 32· a.,..IMdt 3141 Ila&. Nopeta ........ 151. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
A1mollt oceanfront winter t' t•o...rt. rental. Beaut duplex. ltMrt 2400 garden1, patio, view.
-•••••••••••••••••••• Parking & m08t utll rum.
FOR LEASE
New 2 bedroom 2 bath bome. Mlsaion Lakes
Country Club. Golf -
lelmi.&-pooi. BN11Uf ully
642-JS.W eves.
~ront. Pool. New 2
Br home. Pvt. beach.
Wint.er lae. Must see
~
laadacaped, no main · l•••••----._,..yard.
WQubbOUM Rd.
Delert Hot Spring.a
Z'lJ.371-ZS72
Oltofeomty lltoperty 2550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MOHAaCHIAY
4 Bedroom. 3 Bath
Completdy Furnished
Lease Yearly at •
Sl.500/Mooth
C...,y&Co.
REALts'J'ATE
1104So. Coast Hiway
1n Village Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
Me wpcri leoch 3 169 •••••••••••••••••••••••
.......................
Nmr new, S BR home,
clme to bay " ocean. Beamed cell'a., frplc ,
Jacuzzi. Dbl. gara1e.
tllOO Mo., yrly. Bill Grun
dy, Rltr.1'1U161
•••••••••••••••••••••••
J1111mine Creek Guurdcd
Q)rnmwtlty. Br11nd new
home, Poo{s & tennis. :1
bdrm, 2 ba. DinlnlJ &
Family rooms. 12200 per
mo. 213/ 596-1802
LEASE OR LEASE OP
TION. 4 8d + loft. Pool,
ocean/canyon view Tim
Rhone, Agt., 631-1266
For lease w /possible con·
do conversion. Deluxe
1900 sq ft. ocean view
duplex apt. Call aft Sept.
10fordet.iuls 673-6992
So. ol Hwy 2 br. 2 ba.
dsbwhr, frph• NO
PETS' $~00 m o
~
Super ~ brlrm I ha
garage, yard eaqlt'h
f1repll1t·1• No 1n·h
64(HllK> & 998 2000 Jerry
VALLEY CENTER
5119 acres. 3 BR 2 Bu.
2.000 sq fl udohe
w /beautiful view or
valley Private guc~l
house. POIJI, JllC'Ut/.I. bOlar, family frwl and
plenty of well w..ilcr.
Man,y oak.s and ptn<.'!'> for
your TOTAL
SECLUSION Call fnr
a ppt to set•. 4% lo rwlhni:
-.gent By. owner .
714· 749-3892
"'ewport Crest Condo. 2
BR. fam rm +den. 2'"" baths. Frplc, pool & t.en 2Br. 1Ba, frpk, di.hw~hr, I ~"" UAC.U "J23 $525 mu 7S9 ·9570.
2~
,... GMlc Vu Loh
m Mesa area o( Palm
Springs. 1 Acre+. $60.000
orwiU separate. 5.57-9810
Vlaa·3bdrm ranch-style
bowneon H '•acres. limc &
avo tree!>. hors~ 0 K .
nice view, a l>k1n.:
$129.000
Tile Property Shup
TM-0601 ask for Patnria
••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,. ..... d
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga ud 3102 .......................
RANCHO MJRAGE
2 BR coodo. Pool, s pa,
tennis. $!9 nite. by mo.
AvaUOctl. 714-568-1565
rus enc .•• ""'· ~ ICS-9:!03
Cb!anlront. winter. 2 BH, 2 ba. Si()() Month Olarmm.: oldn 2 hllrm
67S.5SJ9 l 11'J ba South of If~ v
1 bdrm. no pets, wmti•r
$)4D per mo meld ut1I.
MS-TlSJ
UDO ISLE
2 Br. 2Ba. (pie, dbl gar,
Wlnter. "25 673-3370
$55-0 ino. 5 t!I 2:1 :ll or
675--8752
tbghly upgradt•d t•x••t•
honw Beaut dl·<·•tr.it1·ll
w tall ameml1...., Ul'.,lr"
ble loc Sl250mo Yrly l.M·
~1417!17
Wint.er Rental. 38r hM'. 3 Br. 2 ba. i!.1r fp. $G.JI
"'1bl k to beach $300 rrvJ L'>t & la.,l. S!llO tl1·p
10711) J2nd St. Nwprt Br h &12 ~
Oceanlronl JBr in su per
Joe. Avail for wmter ren-
t.al $1200/mo. FUily furn.
Dn•e by 111 Via Lido
Nord Li:ie 2 Br. 2ba
w/den & pat.io. S875/mo
yrly.
Balboa Perun. Point2 Br.
2ba, single family home.
t\Jlly fW"n . $700/mo yrly.
Waterfront llomcR
63J.1400
s.&Jing anything with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad
SIHGLE STORY!
3 BR & den home 2·blk~
to beach & close to
schools & sboppmg. SB2.5 /
Monthly . Availabh·
NOW. Donna Godshall
644.£200 (D-84)
EURO,EAH
ELEGANCE!
J BR/family rm hom<'
w /(orma I d1rum: rm &
brkf!.t. arl!a. 2 f'al111
decks SlSOO/ Monthly
Mary Lou Marion
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IMT M& ..,,..._ $1JOO.
Lot1 h;tllal A Aued•IH 675-lll I
in ............... ,.-...
eon.. .. Mer 3222 eo.ta..... 3224 ..............................................
JASMINE CR EEK Olt~ view 2 br. den.
fomal d.m rm. 2 frplcs.
SIZ50 mo. MO-w.2 A&\.
For Lease/Lease Option
2tlr. den. J umioe Creek
Condo, Sec. jlle, poolK,
tenn.la, pnv. Jae. $1000.
m o. Call Tanya Al
B&J.1357 or 646-5096.
eo.ta Mesa 3224 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pbol bome, 3 Br 2 Ba,
bonus rm w /Ba. yard &
pool serv. incl. 1649.
~
New 3 br bowie. No pet.a,
oo cbUdren. S4,50. mo.
~6.
2Bdrm 1Ba dplx. lndry
rm. I& yrd, new crpta &
paint, patio, $350. 223
Knox St. 7~14311
•New 2br condo or So 3br. 2ba, 2 car gar dlx
Oil Plazu. Pool. spu $450 patio. Freshly paintt-d
lm-8974 or 759 0217 Ava.11 $485:S48-S4.27
EAST SIDE
Brand new 3 Br, 21"2 Ba
townhomc. 3 Cllr garage,
frplc , l>kyl1Rht ,
Jl'llcrowave Pool, tenn11i.
111115. mo Da)'!I 646-42162 ,
eves 6'5-9'>43
Dramatic-All amen+ J.'P.
38r, 38a + yrd. m: to
b each $675 ·$695.
Mf>.l()r,.
3Br, 2Da, II< yd, very nire
home $550 mo Agl
87J..&!10
2 Ur, Iba, fnt·d v..ird c•ncl .:ar Cri>l ·& d(J>'o l.ndry
nn an:..i No pc:L' ~
mo l!>I & 1."1 + $1 25
rl l' an 1 n i.: & ., 1· c t )
770 5'-.l!l
New 2 Br 2 Ba townhome.
kitchen fully eqwpped. 2
c ar gar . 752·82112.
673-8276. -------
Wems1de. 4 BR. l ba Lge
fenced backyllrd
SQ>/mo Agt 640-5777
O..Point 3226 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LR~ new ocean vu•w,
deck. 38r. 28a. $425 Sff
at 34061 Malaga or call
637 -7097 for s howing
appt.
Heow Cntotn Ho...
J Rr. 21'1 ba w1lb frpk.
slamed gl~l> dt>i.1gnt•r
drps, plu..'>h cn>l . :t 1·ar
l(ar & door opo r S65<1
mo 493-95911
WaterfrHt. IPICI I .......MM.f .. nn.
Oil .... ",.. tJI '°°' ........ IM« ... /t19l.. w/Dt,000 apt. mo..y. ,... .......
WIUlfrant lliclaM9, Joe.
111-1400
-..rtTa1wc.do S ..... , 'd 1707 ........... ~ ~ ....... , ............... . fn*.,.,:S.r-•imor ll H,l• 1 room• • .----------(Ill tite .... u... fTI ,.r ~_.,_
Caclualve Bl• Caa1oa =: ... Ocaa f'root. towataa.. OolfeouNe
... pOOI, .,. ........ l Ir ... caaW ~ 1-"--....._;..-~--
Zbr. 2be, prlv 1ara1e. -. 1 Wk t.y or oeuo. ble; IC 2Br, ma, •
•/IDO.Owaer~ 2UMJ,,7U1 aua rm, U15 mo.
.... 2~ be e«mM. attKb. ...,... Z bdrm.. fura. 1early SJ35. .....,; f71«118"9 .
pr. tlMlt7 facl. Lr1. S.rb4tr Vlew Homes, c.u.n.rs. •Newport oceanfront . ...a-bctrqt. Pool, 1pa. PbaH 111 lloat•10, .,..... a11o. X1Dt loc. nr p&er
-.....ai111t.4PC11. :.:;:;:r~t~ Wlater a .. ttoe mo, •.._.cu.m.7t77
~:!."z,,....,.BRl&IZ~ ..,, I)...... ·~"'II.I. be7 beac.b, 3 .......... ,.aio.clean.
..,__ TIWW .,.. ...... 1 a...to ......... Wiater
ba. Doublo 'l.r, pool, Blecb hou8e lbr. dn, BAYPBONT 1_!•~:.!L~.-..~~~!:_-jee., t.nnla. llOO/mo. frplc, comm. pool, &al·
m,._.14711 •-SIQOmo. i.t • lut. aw..,_ YU from apt or ...._. a.tal lbr, eot.. ,,.,._ 3244 SlOO elnniJll 2nd mo. pareb. l Br, 1 cpl. '500 ....._Patio,..,.. $125mo.
5J&.Bt. mo. J1'ly. ~ Udl lncld. Open Houe ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~llrdst. Hpt. Beb. UMT ALS !br. PR. Wflltcll!f home, 2lldrm -.. heated pool,
Bach. 1 be DSO quiet atreet, $700 /mo. -. to beach " bay. Bacb SZOOmo-yrly. Util 3BR,Z~be ........ l&SO MZ-7080. WbUr only. S350 + uU. IACIJ. OPEN HOUSE
2BR.2be .. ···::·:~ 150U7eveniop. Dih ~St. Npt. bcb.
San Clemente Seaview; 'BR, 3 be. New Bch.
llr t loft . pool, sp11 , ll'"
Iii:> 894 1632 Cvt'I>
Mii M 1tchell
Woodbndge, nicer thun
~. A/C, 1mmat', lux
t'Ondo 2br & den, 2•;ba,
dbl encl gar. auto drop
nr. lake & pool pnvi!-~ 1
yr lM'. I.lit" ~l + ~cun
ty. ST75 mo No peU Call
owner lo~· 640 ~1 1
Super v1<"W. new Lakesldt'
executive I bdrm. 10
'1be Lakf'" t'lrt'plDC'l'
carport, pool. lenmll &
more $375 Ca II 846-8610
~new 3br, ~ba 1n Wood
bndf!e. near park pool I
r luld ok SOOO 551 3442
Wuodbndgl' C'oJ1d11 nt'"'
Wr. l II( bit. w n •• 11k..:
Avail JO I ~Ill ~)o4X i Hli4
Bedfcrd. Guarded pta; SiL'll8 to bay. beach 6 ten· 1---------
JllQ It Leon.ii. $l2IOO Mo. nla. 3br, 1114ba . PatAo, n.tmn decorated 3 Br 2
MW«D or Gl-3444 fl*. pr. IJ73..4438. B • + 4 B r 2 B a .
8llllaCondo,3BR•dea C........ J724 =~~ + 3 bat.ha. on mejor -·•••••••••••••••• 1----------
crttnbelt. Near pool. Sp9c. 1 Br prden apt. ii--------· St2S per mo. Bkr, Pool 6 ree. All uUI pd. WINI'ERRENTALS
831-1.IOO. Adull,oopeta. S3Q5. !br, 2ba. boaee w /new
El Puerto llesa CllJl. .,$mo,
lDl(apleAve.aplS 2tr,lbeapt.~ BLl1FFS S BR 2.,; Ba,
sparkling clean. pl1111b
ccpets. Avail now! rrso. llllwlla:gl• .._. J740 3br, Albe, boUle • 1 house
toocean. '550lno. A&t-l46-C:90 •••••••••••••••••••••••
D&AMOND
REAL ESTATE Npt Shores 4br, 3ba. 1725 2 ~urniabed, c.lo&e to
yrly.
642-8&50 Agent
WESTSJDE CONDO Ck-eanfront condo, studw
n•w.,OAITMWY. lflHl,OU.
645-7573 & I Br , $500 $700 ! ................ ...
9-:1>14.~ 3 BR. 21/'J BA 2 Yrs . new
Meadow View. end unit,
nr pool, jac $575/mo.
cal.I 631·1266 ask ror J ohn L..,... leCldt 3741
Newly remodeled 1 br
aiQ, yrly S375. winter
$350 loc:l furn. dw.
garace. ManbalJ, All
s.a ..... 3276
•••••••••••••••••••••••
~ OJ!f Ytlla Condo,
25I02 Ca mi.Do Ca plStr aoo .
3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2 car
prQe. $460 mo Call
4IS«J'10 a.ft 7 pm ----Seaac:~pe lownbome 2br.
+ d en . 2ba. fprh'. alllum. patio + comm
pool It terut1s. ~mo
4964I099
•••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA B~ACll MTR
INN. MaJd serv . eolor
TV. healed pool. Util.
1714 )4M 5294. 98S No
CoutHwy
OPEN HOUSE
~TtSUN
23M W. Oceanfront, N li.
(Jblb no of NB Pier).
~
OCEANFRONT·Btfl Beacb(ront 2br, winter
l"OW. Bach. l & 2Br apts, red.al, avail Sept.June,
wmteronly <lM-4891 near teno1s . $«0 mo.
S48-91M2., 21.3-943-2'675 Beaut decorated, m..1d
M:rv1ct', pool, ut1I . SS~
wtt 4ll9-2227
OCEAMROHT fV1ew
l4tt-balcony. j.!rccncry,
be<lut beach 2 RR 2 bot.
-.ecwily bldg
WTNTER 'l'r. 28a dplx
great location farm~ buy
beach, frpk, new cpl,,
drps, Balboa Pen l<c:.p
adlb. no p.:t:> ~ mo
673-1284
•Nl:."W Jbr rondo n r S" Fountaift Valhty 3234 a.._,..oleoch 3248
C!\t Plau.t. P"''I. tit pa $550 •••••••••••••• ••••..... • •••• ••. •••• •••••••••••
abr. ZtHI, 1 blk to ocean.
lrnmt'd ocrupanry I yr
lea:;c. $525 mo Open
Sdt 'Sun I 4 226 C<ilh:
Sererut 645· 2262
Wakrfrunt Hom~
631 1400
1,., blk to ocean 2 bdrm I
ha. pat.Jo. 11arag.:. $450
mo <~n 12A J9th St
2U/7Wl 8S25 H33 897" 7 Sii O'.! 17
i-:as ls111t• Jo:1111•rta1nt·r'
IJClll-(hl. :Jhr I '•l1,1. m:iny
:1m1·n. k11li.. 1111 Jll'h
Av..111 !I 1 rn:. 1>.'11 04!Mi
Btfl 2Br Twnhi.t'. w w
qxs. d~. frpk, hltn~.
AC, 2 rar ~aruJw. 21-..11;1
pon1 1'5<l mo hl & la"t
.. $1()') se<". ('all l.>onna
~1!)5(.)
2 Hr. I ba. i::ar ch•un No pct.o; n1•1Jr tx•;it·h ~2.'i fnvely 1700 SQ ft J lill 2' ·1
Callf.:JJ1174:>l vm:o.I-( Ba condo, ct•ntral air
duldren. pcL'> OK Avail
AR\ 549-1 Jti6 Nt'W dupl1•x. J llR. :! h.1
earh with pJllo ~Mu Yt'arlv lt·J W ...,111,. h 2 '>tY 5 Br 3 U... •t;i rd1•11 ·r
llay &lk·u•h i'i!llPIJI 1ndud1·d Sl!IJll 1111•
farrulyonl• :!\i4Jrm 1'111
l'ondo w 11 h p1111I n·1
ruom pl:1} a rf".t 'I'd
'>('('Unl; "lt•ar '™'PPIO.I(,
frwy $4.15 ~·r mo C•m
tact V1ek1 :157 llS8(, or
646-"371
962 56Wart 6PM
1;ru;EN VALLEY !-oh.1q1
2 'tury home 14 11 h 1
Bdrm.~. 2 ba, honui. rm &
dt•n on a ... par \Pry
private' corner lot
Beaut view of 13 11rrf'
geenbelt. Only ~75 /mo
9fl3.8377 Bkr. IRR 1-·1 1'. u•11 lt&H .
i\duJL'I No PcL'I 2048 11'2 Poolona $J60 642 083.\ ......... °" leadt 324 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Back Ba y Condo 4Br.
21h8a, ram/dmmg rm,
sun deck +. II'< patio. dbl
garal'(e, partly rum. po<JI.
U.111W1. Jacu1i1 ~75 mo
l.i42 OZ73 afl G 30 PM
CLEAN ~ Bl\, en c l
l(aral(e, & patio area
$335/mo AdulUI, no pet:>
773 W. W1laon. 631-4889.
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 br. Pnced from
$465 w $495. Fncd yard &
garaJ(es. Fam 1I1 cs
please. k1d1> & P<'ls
welcome. Call 964·2S66or
973"2971 Agt, no fct•
WAMTED
S700 On pnv b<".ll'h Hlut· ScmlaAllO 3280
l~i<oon Villa l'ool.'>. h·n ••,••••••••• •• ••••••• •• n1\ 714 499 2520, iu 700 02..10 ~lir. lBa Condo. 2 <'iH
f(aruge. pool. $42!1 m o
494 11139, 75 1 6182
846--061.5 N1<'t· 2 Hr 2 & w 1canyun
Vtl'W & frplt. near n1·14
1i61) mo H.:tl-8900 or aft('r
~.400 2715
FIJLI. OC t-;AN \.11-;W
Wood & Glas., Almrl!lt
llf'V. 4br. lav111h m ,lr
'>Wll' 3 fprc' lrJo? 'un
df'<'k.' All hlttn., W at('r
1 g:ird1•m•r Ch1"1 & J>l'l
OK SI , 150 1.sc 499 4820
Bl';Al 'TI Jo'UI. <W f':A ~
VJlo:W HOM t-: 3br. 2ba.
ti50 8.11 6145 evh
3 bdrm 2 ba Condo. 2 bllui
east al So QM.st Pina on
Ma c Arthur lihd
Cluldren OK , no pt'h
UU1' IDcld l560 per mo
Re Max, 770-1333
SoMlt\ LOCJlllNI 3216 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lb.lse wtlb garage Lowt•r
3 Att·h Baiy Ck-ean Vlt'W
2 bdrm I ba 167~ per
mo 4S!M900
4 BR, near ocean. North Wut ' det" 3291
end, v1t'w. DR . Jo'P •••••••••••••••••••••••
+ictud10 & garal(c '950 HOMESFOR RENT
4!H 11329 3 or 4 br. Pnced from
3Areh Bay~ great view! 3
BR, 3 ba. $1200 Mo
Coast Royal. ocean v1•w.
IWO(f A "lus, 3 BR, 2'"9
ba lll5() Mo. Turner As·
soc 494 11n . 499-4591
L.allJllllCI ..... 1252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$165 U> M96. Fncd yard &
11arages. Families
please. Kids Ir pe ts
welcome. Ca1J 964-25fil or
!Jn.2971. A#. DO ree.
Hame9Fw.W.dor
... fawl1•1d 1300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ck-e.m!ront. sondy NlV•'. I
Br, frpk dt•c k, um~.
t"JOO -C!K-4891
tte...,..1 leoch 3769 ...............•.•.•...
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
SUMMERTIME FUN
J A t.., t t
ff· ,,., • 'ft f' ....... () q
I •ur ' •I'll• l • • ~ 11
ltl '• Pl11. IT•IJth rn<.)<P
GltEAT RECREATIOH
lrnn1\ • f 11•1• Lr'o.SCJr ,
lpl<I & pro \hOill •I
Hi>allh Dub~• 5.lun.t •
H)dfom;i\.SaQf' • 5.Wlm
min9 •Goll D11111ng
RallQI•
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MEHTS· ~tnglt•' I 1,
:> l!POro• m·. • f '"
n1\hl'd & Unlur1'1\h1·0
• Mull I 1..riq. No P1·I '
• MoOt•I\ ()111•" cJ.1o1v
q ,,, ()
1 bhd lo l><'can, 1mmac l
HH. laundry , g..ira~c .
v.rntcr r,.nlal. St50 11111
Ca.II 01~ 7019 all l>j>m 111
wknd. ...
!I "'°"' rent.<d ~pt J um·
M5l.I mo 2bdrm w fµl1
CalJ 8am-5pm 638·9861
~ t.o Beach View. 2Br.
281. Adults Only No
J>t't'I $600 llM Grant
~16153
Winter l<t·nL.il 2Hr
11<.'e8J151de S375 m•1 + t · IV
J> dcp incl ull µn r
rmlurf" adult !)4H. ICI(,;
Oreaftfmnl 3 Rr .
l600 mo w1nt.•r
4M·7'l12 ... ... .... ... ......... d .. ..........•..........
G111d l802 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
CHILDREN
6 Years & undt'r
l4re Welcome At
I wyCrou
WINTER IN PALM
SPRINGS! Dix. dbl eoucb. Decorator furn
2br. Zba. 9' wet. bar. Most
exc.lmive park In area.
All amenltlu . No
tbildren. Call wltnds
'I lo4 • 3 2 4 • 1 5 7 2 o r
'lM.QZ.1• wkdays.
642-&m ( 1)..85) is a 111mple matter . Nice 2 Br I Ba. E 111de. nu
jl.llltcaUM2-5678. ---------paint, encl. gar, fenc.
38r llouse 1n Manna lbr. 2ba Adult Townbousf'
School Duit.rict. S375 lo Monarch Summit. l600
$400 mo. Please call Oct.Isl Own e r /AJ.t
846-3579aft6PM. ~I
LIASU.. IASES!
3Bedroom -Custom
Tustm bome-MOmo. Oakwood
Garden Apartments
From $350
•BeauWuJ LandscapmR
oQu.klren 'splay a.rea
2Xlnt rec facilities ...;_.________ yrd. PlO. l.llt, last" sec. PllJ..'lh 3 Br. 2 ba., near
2544 Orange. 548-2778. cft bch
Lake Park 3 BR 2..., ba ,
fam rm. comm pool &
parll. tllOO/mo. 931.nss NO POJVER SHORTAGE
at the PILOT wer with a
y0 ur Ad po st Life ooubl~ pilot & coa'"~-
oarly ~---P LO'I Pu
Any ,,,.rchendlae lor sale pnced at S 100
or,.., quallft.• for• Pilot Power Ad
4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00
CeJI today, ._,. ·u blN you or charge tt to your
BettlWTtelfc.trd I VISA or M..-ChMge.
(Mofotoycle •da mutt,,. ptepaidJ
Deadline: Any time before 5 pm. Tuesday • Al...,. """' ,,. prlt»d
•Ad OM fllt ft My .,,,,roprlata clallflcatlon
• Bclrry, no oommerolal ~
new; . area nr. .
IASTSfDE COMDO N . y 1595· 988-lll556
for lease brand new Bnt·
taQJ Woods condo. Never
been lived in, l11e J bdrm,
2Ya ba, pro( decorated. comm pool. tennu;, spa.
S1SO mo I yellr lea1>f'
CaU SSS-2660
C:::SEL ECT
3br. 2ba, huge ram rm. r IP. 2 pr. Nr ocean, prlt.
tllOO. ~1223 ; S31H286.
VACANT 2 BR 2 Ba.
refng, walk w shopping,
school». close lo fwys
S375 mo, Village It t-.;
962-4fll. u k for Gent'
Fbothilla condo: 2 BR. 2
be .. den. clean! l500 Mo.
N!J,. Jane. ~1
WEST NINE CONDO tux
3br, 2ba adj golf CO\.ttW,
dbl gar moo mo Adult.I
mly Owner497-1904 ... .,,.. •.a l26t
I PROPERTIES 3br. 2ba. incl water &. •••••••••••••••••••••••
rde -7 I NO t'Eto:• Apt " Condo ga ner ..., 5/mo eHe. rf'nt11l11 Villa Rent11h1
EASTSIDE CM . 4 Bil 117 &. Family kltch, sun 559-1929
room +p1Uo, children & Seabreeu TownboWM! dlx
petOK. $550mo. l yr. 2 br, 2 ba, all ameruliea,
S56C). 984-lm ------SECLUDED 2 BR 1 Ra,
Fam 11 y r m , patio. 2 Br duplex, kida, OK, no
chl.Jdren " pet OK. $490 dop, yards, aaragee, II
per mo. 1 yeu. nm, f reablJ palnted In·
aide /out, or park. avail.
SMALL Bach coua1e, lmmed.. ~. -.1eoo
S5)perrno.1 year. •+dnnln1!secur·
AVAIL Sept. 15th Prine. Vac&tll 4 BR 1~ bathl,
only. A1ent. 845·3474 fnedyard.
eves, 5'51-5$82 983-0175
4hf'. 2ba, fam rm. fplrc.
clolle to park. Children
OK $550 +ul ll n .. MB-7822. 21J·822·294
aft.8pm.
675-4912 Bk r
a,~ 2 bdrm. den,
pool, t..u ~rtl.
t'l'M472.
2 Bedroom+ Dtn home
Newpcr\-$1000mo.
~lyrleu4e,
view.~. -.no
. ·"--r·• ,.., ..
Newport Beach/No
880 Irvine
·~' 161111 (71•) 6'5 0550
... wport Beech/So.
1700 16th SI
fOove• al 161111
(714) 6'2-8170
WIHAVI
YIAIL Y & WIMTU
IBfTALS
, ........... .t1on.
associated
14 L: t' f kl', ". '\ \ • U <'
I "' ~ . "
t ; 2 BR, xlnt
CC*t. Adult.a. no pet.a. aw. Wlllr ~.en.not
SHORTTERM a.nt.i.
~.winter•
. .... '
•Lota al 11.orage apace
•SC>edo'• ~BR
•2 CArports per apt.
S70& lmperial Hwy
1'1Uertoo
8»1911
l806 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BeauUfu.13BR.2be. Yrly,
S750 per mo. Nwpt
Beach Rily 675-1842
Db 2 br. 1 be. nr. S. bay.
qtiet. yrly. $&50/per mo
~TIDD
.... ,I I 11110 J807 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 BR 1 beth Yrl,y. Steps to
bmch. Gu pd., refnic.
--Pb~
1 bdr. A&Blcbavall. 404 E .
a.lboe.Yearly.
maGl
BAYVIBWZbdnn. Year-
l)t ... + uW. 673-1.363"
f71.ll10.
~ PQ4nl; 2 bdrm.
l be. 1an1e. 1undeck.
a.undry. Adulta, no pet.a
9'50mo.1'1a.UM.
c.-........ 3122 .......................
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........ AiMl•••• •• ~,, ... '•,..?II~.:.!" ••· &ooailmete •Hltd to (71')14t·llN' wbdt •rlter 1ulu one ~ --~ .., ll&aaa -IM -ow,... ...... a bdrm. ~ bt --. ' bedroom cottue la -· .._ a.a.-.. r.-1.,.... a.... del Mar• c.o..a -Ill OCllAlfnONT ·'*~ A I : .. al t .. ,..,..., .... {ard for DIC. sums ...... Qui• .......... · ..,.,_ . ..,, ••..-•_.J);g;; not ,..._.~au lta;;kwa.bavtnc,.,.,,. ~~~-~P~ ......... ..,, .......... , ... "•·· ....................... ,..mo._lllJL =or bu11 .... at .. _ ...., .. ,_. .-a. 1"11SDCll"l'IHO ram.,......'°* quiet Cat.er, a.c.pt. Ball 1580, Colla Me .. ~ .. A ,MN._.APTS Qlbomenr.S.C Pf111a. «1111. room. phone cov· 1--------=:4._. 11.Y.Z--r:-:..Ca:: ~~"i.rBCH :1~~ :J.:~.~!:re!.i:cTd~ ~~7:~~ wllktlD t ·: 0..-.W. "71 Jrl1 fr'Cl9-A-. ia rent. Secretuial bdrm w/eoncl yd ror z ~~=~~~!!...-! t1 t '.J C ...... 90 pll&L _.... _. N"EWFORT SCH. fll7. Mnieea avail. l'or more ... _ -... H ood II a k PIA -. ~Noeeta ai.c. abl', 2be. uW tncl info. pl• ull Bev at ~f~ .. r~~ll·~~'u•.
• We W (5 .:" ...::-; ~ewpol'\ f'ool, telmla. IJ46. 7M't IJ79.Zlll. 'ml•tlOO, 1%_. pref Steve 147-6064 Allillll• ni. i Br, Bh'd> PllSWOUS or Jean. .... -.atir,a-~1~~~~~~·~,~~«;1 ~ -=.e:::..-= ... _.,....., =~r91to0: ~: L0CA110Mu• _WE_NE_E.I>--A-3~--ICl-~-~-ae--. ...... er, ••••drJ front dup)u. szsomo .. • ._ lower' lpl., or in
I 1 I= •-. a..-..... •U •• .. • ~ +\WW.-.2830 •tw•,.. _, the Hunt•n=oo Bcb, • -o.,. -. i -=-" • ....... ·--·•••••• mus t41Sto:M001e1. fl. "'·'""-· .,. ...... , ·ct. -s ---.• .,.r.;;:KJ&. --· .-~ ..... No• ----er.do br 2ba New 1U bdnn l XUJ')' 1\atlerock Lux. CQDdo to Oeime(Wflce~ ---.,., -_._ I • ~ ;# In 14 plllnll &bare. Own room. All •llarifte\liew lO $400. Please call
• ..... J k.hla ok. Call .... CCIW'M·.,,., ~ ~ .. __ ,. ~aftiPM. z . lba. l:.dsar. \lilbll, ..---... ..._ • from + J)OOlt, te-o· ameoilaea. 20.3o·s ·~DIU"
LOOU .. -.. for a bualnea t Want to ... .,,...._.? Nowol·
ferlo1 bu1ioeaa ulea
aerricea. Call a.a expert,
Monty 1SMZ2ll
EXJ!lCU.SYSTBMS
I I I .. t I •• 5010 .......................
Vacant wood abop avail.
4000 1q.ft. Prime Joe.
Same macblnery avail.
ecz.ell. -.5812 e.-es.
" .
* tll,000 p11rclaut __,, I yr. 2llid. T.I> .
JK ........ pd.~ thtf. On ,,.., bocDe ....
ocem bs Martb Lac-a. ...,. Vktar Huso'•· IMI nue lm. Lup ~~ty
~ iov-*«. omee -.1m if oo an1w-er IMft me11qe. Prompt
re\tlrn. (Prioclpala
a.tJ>.
CllllWTl's
1"'5f I t•h YWd
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No kl4I or peb, ~all ar ., ... ,._, ~· nla. wat.erf.U.. poo~! $310mo. Susan. eve Qmvemeoces: Gourmet S1mJ1 •Pl an Corona del
... .,.b&WllHpwa ..... Ml ,.,...... 316t 0.. for cooking ft beat· 751H-Oi.ordays752~71 restaurants, bank , Mar needed by nuntng lace 1 .t SOIS
I 'd F Sa ,.___. ..___utv ••~1...,, ~I I Q.____ ...... ... l .... --..a 1 ..... _. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 01 pa1 r om o -......... -.. J ~ • '"'''" ............. Employ"" oca . • • • 2 •. l'-ba ~ ~~::'"'"~-OK' (1'eeo Prwy dnve North female. 2 BR 2 Ba. (pk. spec1altyabops ,_..,,,,.Iv. x"lnt references. •H••••••••••••••••••'t•
•Lowlli&k ~averqe price
·~ CollectMml •ao-any quantity
-~.eocl. paUo, ~-·~ ' NOW cm Beach to McFadden pool , great vie w U.~ ~7~. RE Investors need ..,.... "25 Adu.lta-. DO tbeo West oo McFadden $170 ,mo Nwpt Bch V..,. ll0.000, IG> to 15~ yield,
peta.ae.&157. -.ma.stwno,U>yrd. to Seawind Village 631~ _ '7W'6l ......_,.tavfff/ flWly &ee'd by Newport
•12 to• mo tennB
To dace. 100% "'all True\
Deeda Sold have re-
ba'ned to invest.or bU fill!
principal le intere•t
earned.
.. mr lba . Sad pabo, pr, DO pea. -mo. YOJ CAN .A.FFORD (71')51..Sl98. MJF lo s hare 2br. 2ba .... ~~'::+,:"n: part.
earport. lau.ndry. 137$. -.-r. '1D-TC1t ~T BEACH ao-4000 N.8. coodo. Close to tx·h PriMe Locatioft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
A..Ut/1. Ph~ Deluxe ••Ide XU'a lge ....................... &Hoag.SZS<I &16-7332 ~-... ............._.at ......,to&.o.t 5025
... 2119. Bltm dtbwbr ...._......... ~ 50-05 -····················· 2 Br cb ltalbo. II patio, ' ' · Roocnw/kitcbenette Fem rmmate needed. 2br J~-
Foe-weekly ma1Ung Ust
Call direct or collect
Y.l.~Co. -..., ,..., -.ft. ga-•e Nr.beelh.Adlta,noPlt&. •n v•tnyA,.,,...UVING P2week&up Bal'---I I d --....-+,....... sp, ""° IDO. -· Owr1oolWllTbeWa~r _..,.;N $J.3S.Sl40.673-0416 r .. _. ~·-.... ·--JDO.-... UUAun ~· ~-· apt m ......, •an Sl'.IOar~ft
51Elden.f79..50ll 2 Br~. Idell OK, DO Room avail in Cbnsllan ----1,116 sq ft & 9 sq fl clop yards garages lg .Eajoy SU0,000 ••ec-home, 1175. WorltiJlg male/female to s1.1U!tl, new. free park
"¥-k'eZbdrm.$1SOmo. nm.'f~paln&ed·u.. tacularspa,71wimmla1 661-1823eves share beautiful view ing.Avail forleaseupto ~,,:,.!'dulta, no pets . side tout. nr park, avail. pools, 8 Ulbted coum, p;ruo, 2 bdrm 2 ba lance 3 yrs at Sl 10 pr sq ft
-'mmed. 6'S-tC7f 963-7800 mllel cl bib tJ'alla, put· Rm. pvt bath, mature apt in Park Newp()rt Principals only Mk for • --1 • Pools. tennis, racquet · MISAP'INES P15+clunlnr•aecur. ttnc,aln'fleboardl. empkllady,lit.epriv.ref, ball •·club"~·~-..... ~.50 BU_l_752_-007_o ___ _ Sl80 -+. Lag lkh .iH-7346 ... '""""" ....... Bllcbelor $2'75. 1 Br $325. 2 bdrm. 2~ ba. fireplace. Bacha from 1389.!50/mo. + utils Work ~7·7372
Pool, 1as BBQ. closed AJmosl new SUS mo. + Also Hc2 bdrm plans Room for rent steps lo Home 64-4-0441
gar, adulta. no pets. 2650 dep 1719'l Cameron St. 2st«y townhwsa ocean beach, p\lt entr . &
Harla Ave, 549-24.47 Adults, no pets. 847-7624 ba. pool/tennis crts, Sl95 Rmmte needed 9 7 On
SJ25. Large 2 br. I ba.
garage & laundl'y racil
20lll Maple St, a pl K.
Mll-6185.
Large 2 bdrm from $285
Avail Oct. Quiet build
~per beach location. 2 br
w!pvt s undeck, slo\le &
re!ng. Cooples. singles
welcome Small pet ok,
$375 mo 536·24 56 :
9fi2.8'.l50.
1ng with beautiful Near new 2Br 28a,gar.
land&caping. Ideal for frplc. lg rear yrd. 7871
adu!Ls over 3S. No pets Liberty S375. 842-2187.
LEEWARD APTS, 2U20 9113-2518, 962-990S
F\Jllerton Ave. I I blk - - ----
F.as\ Newport Ave & I Very pvt Jg 2 Br 2 Ba. W ID
bit South or Bay> hookup, deck. gar. bile lo
631-03!17. beach. 218 19lh St. $400.
842·2187. 963-2518 .
962.9805
flee lutch, pnv, patios mo 63HI066 beuch SL50 mo + ulll, ht
&t balconies, crpts, F\Jm room. garage. pool.
draperies. parking. teruus. vtew. non-smkr
elevators rets. $300. 642·164~
Al Fash.Ion Island. Jam Nr OCC, pvt entr 1n <.: M
boree & San Joaquin home No smoke or
}fills Rd dnnlt $185 556-0637
Forrealal informalton
114 ;044.1 cm
Mesa Verde, prv patio.
entr & bath Refrig . no
cooking or s mokini=:
$175/IOO 549-3612
\.'J bllt to beach, 3br 2ba c;.st HoMt 4150
upAlairs, bltos, sundk, ••••••• •• ••. •• •• ••••••• gar, lse ss.50. 127 44th St.
64<Hil40.
& la.'t M2 116((1
•lolt-.t' to 'hr m»lr h<lrnt
J\illl >1t•p t.Jth nn·•·
COM luc:illton $!!)(), l~l &
ld~l Ft'm prdt•rrt·cl
Avu1I 9 15 67'.i 7359
Fem 111 '>hr :! Br :! UJ in
Npt. I blk from bch. ~2J
ut1I anrl Wknd~ ('V(':>
536-<rl.58
Roommate wanlE'<i 2Br
Co~la Me!>:.i Fl'mal1·
C.all 642 6481 after 6pm
M rmmll' wantl"<l H.i lbo.1
HEWPORTIEACH
New garden offices. $1.~
& up at airport w xlnl
fn.-ewa)' dt<'~=> Ground
floor avail to .-000 sq ft
~I.Ginny
AIRPORT AREA
t·xet·ut1"._. off1te~. -.1J(n
l'X1>0:.urt' on B r1 o, tol
w )llnllon;,il :.1:n 1c·e &
good parking Z6 :.q fl up
LO 12.Msq (t !)57 7010
C8'TY POIMTE
EXEC. SUITES
F\Jll Sen •t'l'
Jaml'Ol"t'l' & MJt'Ar1hur
M..y Wmdo'4' plu-,h l'Ph
752-2737 9U1ETUVIMG
Most UtiJ Free. New cpt.
drJ:g, encl garage, patio.
t:reat kitchen w 1bltn'>
AllulL'i. no pet•. Dbl '>Ink
1nhalh
28drm 2 ba . frig . Lwrurylbr,ontheBlutr.
wash dry. near beach. secunty, full rec, SS2S
Nurse can care for um
bulaU>ry person an my
home. N"B 642-4503 Penn 3br. 2ha $2!0 + :'if:WPORT BEAC'll
Vacaffon Rfttfab 4 2 50 •••••••..•..•.......... f)04>1 & j3('UZZI, $525 714'675-<49115661-1651
21J-474.rol5 ---
:! 6H 537~ I BR $Ji5
2323 t-:ldton 1\H:, C M
IA2·700S
lliCHWOOO APTS
2Br adlts $380. 962· 1800
New cust dplx, gd E s1dt' 2 Br. frplc & garage, no
loc 2 BR. btg yard. p~'l pets. S32S 96().3S2l
$Ri +sec. 540-9030 btwn __ _
5&7PM
1 Bdrm w /gW'a&e. AdulL'i, no pets. Eves 53&-4333,
days &CZ-9053
MSTIAY ELDEH
2311 Elden. East.side nice
2br. Zba $395. Gas &
water pd Pool. encl
i;araf:eS. No pet.a Mrg
64.5-S'180
2Br. lBa. enclosed gar. ws hr 1dry r hook-up.
pat.Jo. yd, adlts. no pets m>. 3S916tb P1 . 644-9516
Charrrung beach condo
studio. $350 mo N'r Hun·
tingt o o Harbour .
Shoreline Mgm t Corp,
84'7-6363.
3 8r near beach. frplc,
patio. garage, no pets.
$t50. 960-SSZl.
lbr. 3 blks from bch.
SZJ>Mo Adwts No Pets.
536-7357
Bacb apt, slove. rcfrig.
ulll pd 424 '"2 9tb St.
968-0020 aft 6pm .
IWi!egl•
Oceanfront large t br. •loust> for rent, U1g Ucar
winter rental. $450 Oty sips 6 . tmens furn
6'2-1121, 675-0516 S!S rulely pr t•pl Call
after3p m ~·1989 F\Jm 2br [)pix, steps to ---
beach. Winter Rental. TAHITI
$t1S.S5HSJ7,Sl!llS--4LSJ Modem 1or2 br rotl:.ige
Bade Bay Qindo. Jbr, 3ba,
Zcar gar.1575.mo. Avail.
l<H. 642-lS23
Eastbiuff 1 Br, pool, sgl
adult. no pets, $350.
644-4761
Oceanfront 2 ft 3 Br.
ll00-$1200 yrly.
494-7212
1 Bdrm .. 1 bath. Yearly or
mo.~Month
Agent673-Ql0
Putt Newport apt .. Z br 2
be, Call Anita. 847-3471 won. .. homeM4-7295.
on beach on Tah1t1 with
car, row boat. was h
machine. comple t e
lolchen, etc. For more
rnlo call 979-2l!99 e\lt.>s &
weekends.
PALM SPRINGS vaca·
t.ioo condo on Mission
Hills Country Club
Greens. pool. tennis
Near Rancho Mirage
restaurant strip. Call
968-5'30: 963-1209 alt 6 ---------
2 bdrm. fireplace, pal.lo.
ocean vtew So Laguna
$150 per week. 499-3665 or
Zl3J449.-01J1
util t.'13 1701 2 tum oHice!> w rt'l'l'P
I llM & sWrdj!C Mo Ill m11 Working ..,nr:I moth1·r "' l flr!>uu tse 714 1~·~50
cltld look1n1! for• Jmt• 10
~hr t-c.e <.:a II 951 -6661
NJri ~mokmg fem lCJ !>hdrt'
Cdm t1ou.l>e. 4 blk!> Lo b'·h,
O wn bdrm & ba
$250 /m o . U t ll in t
&»7366
MIF shr 2 br. l ba apt.
unf. Cdm. l "'2 bib to ocn,
SZ!S. frst. last + ull I
Like to cook. 675·7063
evs /Wk:nds.
4400 ..•...•••..............
OFTJCE <;pac-e ava1lahlt•
at 17875 Beach Bl\d
near Talbert in Hunt
mgton Beach $50 per
month. Phone mes:;age
service SlO per month.
desk ~per month Daily
P ilot oHice Phone
6f.2.4321 ext. 276
1 MO FREE RENT
EXEC. SUITES
NEWPORT CEMTU
fUU service From S22S
Newport Regency Corp
lil4J644-7l89
BAYFRONTOFFlCE
60'SLJP
1400sq rt. 673-1003
L.AaGE COtlNY
0 ACE
AVAIL.AILE MOV. I
Jn The
PAUL KENNEDY JH
LAW BUILDING
4650VonKarman Ave
2 bdrm. large, beaul1fully
decorated In quiet ad&Jlt 4
plex. Closed garage.
Near S.Coast shopping &
frwys $385 mo. No pets
cal I 557-4i629.
tlarbow 3842 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lbr, condo. w /atrium. Wet
bar, fprlc. 1 car gar.
71+898-4414. 714-898-3686.
S230 UP. Office-s tore. Cottage-like. 2 br dplx, I•--------cpts, drps, A /C 17301
frplc, gar, patio, k:notty Now taking applications Beach. H.8 . l.se. 842·2834
pine. nu crpts, $450 fyrly. fa." winter rentals
Newport Be arh. 92660
Full sen1ces for al
torneys Receptionist.
California & Federal
Library . Conference
room. ample free park
mg, generous storage f1l
mg Avail. now. 645-3363, CAU US AT
646-4751.
Townhouse 2Br. l~ba, 11; a...,.. leoct. 3141
pvt yd, (pie. gar. no pels ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Brduplellapt. l'h bloclLs
IMli.673-3403 ---1 bdrm. S375 Walk to ~~~early $450. fQNES
l or 2 Rm Stntes from S75
Tl9 W. l.9lb Sl. Call Tom
54G-2200.
Retrul J()ffice-space'. 700
sq Cl WestC'llH arc J
Hi76--4148. call collt'et 2br du;plex. S32S No dog!> beach. Furn Or unfum.
Kids OK. 645 V1ctona Call Martha al 661·1161
54&-912A or ~3672.
2 Br. l ba u1X5ta1rs duplex
apt New r pti.. paint.
drps. refr1g & i.lov<',
closed gar. S340 lst & 1st + Sl2S dep No pelf>
~5629
3br. 2ba. frplc, Ocean Vu.
decks. above Lag Brh. H.S. $575 494-6942,
494-00(9.
Bachelor apt 1 ~ blocks to
R LA LI Y I '\,(.'.
, ..,, l'Mt1
beach. Yurly. szso. Call I {714) 673-6210 I Small office Perfect for 6'fS.6775. ,__ ______ __, answenni: Sl'rv1c<'. l't<'
Qlaet. employed female
seeks 1 Br apt or duplex,
by Sept 28th under or to
$JOO. Call 66-9866. evs
....... Shan 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Only S75 per mo 1102
We.t 17th St. Sant<• An:i
For more info call Joe
Can ale 5 47 4181 o r
Renata at 556-77<r1
CALL
MARJORIE ADAMS
83)..\486
-....URe.tal 4450 ...•.......•...........
f'nrstJ)re & ofrire spare at
rcasonobh> r at<'.,
500 to 2700 Sq Ft.
MESA VERDE bH
PLAZA
1525 Mesa Verde fo~. C M
545--4123
FTanchiae-Pbh N' ChJpg
Nat 'l chain, So OC, a .oooDown
CB.E. 963-1600
&t Catenog & Patty Co-
orduurtrng bus fUIJy lie
kllc hen Completely
equapped Pnrne area
C.all Ms 5710
Franc h•S<' P1one~r
llut'ken So OC l60.000
~ Soi.oerloc
C SE 963 1600
HEALTHFOOO
Sandwich Shoo
TO<> ocean.front localum
ilnll l:Xtt'llt'nt bu'>tnl">'
J>nn·d rt~hl For 1n
fonna lion ca II
MB.FUCHS lL TR.
675-t 120
HAVt.: A IUGflL y prorit;i
blc & bcaut1Cul Jf'an ~hop
ol vour own Ft'alunnl!
I.ht-late-.t in Jt'Jn.. 1h-
rum:.. l-0~ & ~port-,v.••.1r
$l .5W ind IJt>g1nnmi: 10
H-1\VJ() f11ctur~ & 1r.11n
I.NI CJn l:Jt. l1pt•n ""1th10
1-Sd.iy-. Call amt110l fur
~ r II a r t I 1• v " l
5Cll 662 ~
Needll'point Shoµ for
Sale Lad1e:. wh) not
tum your Hobby inlo li S
MWll~ bw.Ules.\ Shop I!>
well situated 1n bui.y
H.B shopptnit ctr ARent
<E Allen1524·3286 --'
SmaJI RESTAlJRANT
LEASE PURCHASfo:
()pUon 642 1~
lrECREAM SlltJP
V~ popul,u & UnlQUl'
Pnct'd to :.ell 673 5662
Cons1~menl shop Homt'
funustungs & bout1que
Beautifully de<'or ated
c~el t'Xce-llent IO<'a·
lion Creal potential
As k1n1t $6500 Dv.,
642-4282. eves 5.59~ or
~
1· UPLES
INDIVIDUALS
Ambitious people' 8 tu
hrs pr wk of your tune
ma) re;ult 1n .. Rrov.1nJ1
U'K'QrOe ~ wt•ll Olo oth.-r
benef1U. Tht· hoo~ an·
flexible If }OU h:iH•
SOfl'1e llml' ava1IJbll• &
would llkr lo de\ t'lop d
~"'('l)Od income,
(.'ALL F'O R AP l'T
714 498 5954
lt4rquet Rall l'lub
Land. bwldinf? ~Pd
SWINGLOMieS
and
?.rd Trust Deed Loans on
~lpM)9erty
CustomJud to meet
your!Jeeds•
R.E. DEPT.
SAMTIAGO IAMK
7 )4 1832. !l200
INEED
I MONEY
•
ClfDfTMO
'9tOILEM
lad & 3rd TO loan!.
547-5402
Arran~e-d b\
Coast Hoftw Loan!.
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MaMy Wallhd 5030
714 :9!n-9684 213: 966-8598
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l'lrade Induct
Palhd Muscle
MOl"OM' -Pimple
Lovely E's1de upstrs apt.
2 Br, 1 ba $325/mo Gar,
sundeclc. Avail Nov I.
~long term. quiet
mature cpl. Send in·
quines: Ad 547. Daily
Pilot. Bx 1560. Costa
Mes41, Ca 92626
Tiny cottage, employed Spm to 9pm, wltencb alJ
adult. no dogs. walk to ~after 1Z 0000.
beach. S3SO mo. incld ~-Ctl•llh
Moving? Avoid deposits &
cut h \ling expen!les'
Profeuionally since
1971.
SmalJ HJde-Away ()(f1ce
Only SiOJper month Va
cant. 32S No. Broadway.
Sanua Ana. Htstoncal
Bldg. For more info r ail
Sam Warren SS8-Ql78 or
Renata 566-ncn
''"" • ··' N B S $250,000 Down ....,1 ..._.aye-tte, lore C 8 E 963 1600
Mot1qocJe Co 1114t lli9,.o
A Ca.hforrua Br~er
TRIPLICATE
People of the same pro
fess1on usually ha v•·
some \rail in common
W 1th < 1 \' 1 I ~e r \I 1c 1•
worker<.. 1t 1>. said thul
the y :.no r e 1n
TRIPLICATE.
$l85 lBr. l adult, no pets
Poof, patio. 325 J 17th
Place. ofr Santa Ana
Ave. After llam 646 5137
2 Br . 2 story apt
w/Wasber-dryer hookup
SUO mo. 769 Hamilton.
Call Shoreline Mgmt
Olrp. 84'7-6363
2 Br, 1 ba, l story, shaf :
drpg, pallo, frpl, d tw,
beam clngs, gar. Adltll. sns. 2150 Elden o)
s.1N406.
2br, "2ba. Condo. Woodllide
Villa1e. 2511 W.
SmA>wd .•. 112·91'11
QM&. ecQPloJecl hamle, .-..1 Br duplex or apt,
r:tttl So. C.JI. °' £4ide .•
N.& bt' Sept ada. Under
..... Call e¥S aft Spm,
a.tcnlpm.~--
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util. "94-1941 -3176 .......................
Studio $350.
Incl utiJ. Pvt. Bch. l & 2.br, move in tocby.
G-4644
Wal.le to bch. SZ15 lo $325.
M&-OIS07 or 8-lfl03.
3144 ....... 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................
n.ere·s a difference betweel}iiit
bulldlng apartments and c:reetlng a
community. It's a difference you can
feet at Ring Brothers' Woodbridge
~in h'1tne, whefe the greet
outdoors has the aame pem~
chann you like to have Inside your
home.
Woodbridge Meadows has
sparkJlng streams. rustic wooden
bridges, and frogrant eucalyptus--
all together In a fabulous setting.
One and two bedroom apertmeru
and furnished executive tfnglet ett
aY8l&able for lmmediale ~
See Woodbftdae MMdowa
~ .... communl1 ~.
cllfw•ice for,,.,,....,. .. to
get •• from '°°'*'G cU the wlncbt
Ollol ............. .....
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HOUSEMATES
832-4134
Expand your lifestyle
witb a compatible room mate. We discover that penon. Call •
TWOPEASlNAPAD
85Hllll5 or 759 1209
Mother al 2 children w ill
shr apt. Nr. bch. in II B
Priv downstairs rm &
bath. $200. inc l ut1I
9aM753
Pri\I. rm. & pnv bath.
ft'ee in e:xcbange for lite
boulleteeping. Fem On-
ly. Ca.IJ Ray «l-2331 eves
4'wbdlonty.
a.ii _.,.o '5 wanla to
lhr tie.uL 2 Br house in
Vaiv Prk. $100 mo, col·
Jete student OK. on· 1mkr. Ref• required.
'lllNlll
Kale_...30toahare lux NB..._ •mo. Furn .. rec fadl. 7»0U4 ev1
Prerugjous new
EXECUTIVE surns
available near OC
Airwrt. Attract1vf' rall's
include r~pl1onisl. law
hbr.uy, c-onfert>nre rm'<.
secretanal ser v1c·t· &
Xerox fac1hty For a
pPrsonal tour & furthl·r
del.ails 1nqwre al Vortd<'
Assoc. 955 22118 or
QM..:a>O
COSTA MESA
Proresa. orllce space
avail. in Calif. Liil Bank 814. 150-300 sq. f\. Low
price incl. Janitorial.
~ty services. coo·
fereoce rm. • uW. Abun· dant parkini avail. Con·
vealent loc. close to
aiJ1)0l't. travel acent & t.t in bldg. ZIO E. 17th
St., C. M. 6'2-9541C)
N.B. nr Boal 3br 2~ba, 1 _______ _
nHIDOb. fp, pool. ms.
f11.2181 ; Gl-0133.
~ looldng ror 1ame
to lhan 2 bdrm. house, ~ mile bddl. '225 mo.
lat A laat. Michele .-1.
811 w •le Wanted, M!P.
21 plaa aoa-a moker. *-* + .U. .._,._,
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Jw/t.far.llmMle.
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or office space. 1200 Sq
fo"l. SlM> mo
B Grundy RJtr 6'1~161
M 1 Corne r 127 X90
w small bldg. 991 W J9lh
Sl. C.M S43.5 mo 642 2393
2 ad)Olrung spac<>S 580
or tl60 SQ rt. Harbor
Baker Center 3011 30Z3
Harbor Blvd CM New
plush cpl.<; Avail now
N!t ~~·1300
Rfo::TAILSPACF.
COSTA M l':."iA
1200 or 1360 sq fl on I::
17th at T~tm A\11:.
Barrett RJty Register
642·5840
DAHAPOIM'T
•Plime Coast H.ighway
locat1oo
-<lfice/retail. 2 levd
•Approx. UOOaquare feet JUll CAFFERY
1714)49).2254
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l HJth 1chool t1tudents
need nde from Laguna to
Santa An• IBnstol & Ed
mger) d•llY betwttn 7 &
1 JO. wm pey. •97·2286
ask for Marc
FOUND: Sb1b Tzu '°ng
rem. E. Hat'bour area.
To klenUfy call 840-37 JO
Pound lar Re b lack
~n Shepherd male
2 :l yrs ol d V1r
PREGNANT? Caring,
ronfidenUal coun11ehn1t It mernl. Abortion. adop
Um & keeping. APCARE SR.
ACCOUNTING CLERK. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
MaeGftior Yactita. 1631 1o·rr. private c:lub. £x
Pl¢la, Costa MH a per nee 844 5404
MXX>UNTING ACCOUMTS
ALARM OPPOR'TUNrTY
Qu1l 1natallera. lop .-Crnb6erl ul~1men , tral neu B.ICTIOMIC
Move "" , ut 78IH330.
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AMllTIOUS?
For
Rai*tly Growu1c
f\nn In
BABYSITl'ER · lor J6mo
old boy. 3 daya a week.
Mon. Wed. Fri. 8·JO lo 4.
Own tram. My Home. W.
Npt. E1Ptt. 67~!1123 .. ------
••••••••••••••••••••••• 'falbert /Ma g n o la a ________ , 911&-0700 ____ --
5300 PRE LA 'II studeat oeeda
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Leeal. Coafldent1al
DVM. P.O. Box 3242,
N B. 11121183.
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
CLERK
ACCOUNTING ~~~~~r.rm r.eets entbu1111t1c In
If rw·~ younc. coof\
daJl 6 ban tbe abllJly w
t.blM quackly and are
la*iq for a CeMrQUa in·
come. Call DOW S40.ou:I
i.wn Md. Mr Stone
San Juan C.. ptStrano
~enc:-e 1n ~rinc
.. win IDmnl Deeded
BABYS ITTER "· 2
children. Prefe r In)'
bome H.B. 96S-S374
AJllADS
AIEFl£E
Cal
Foond· BUt Spaniel, M,
vie. Brookburs t /f o -
dumapolls, HB. 963-8738 - --FOUND: ~erd pup
py, brwn/ bllt, vie Allan·
ta It Mag nolt11 , HB
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.a,._ p ba11 1c •c~ounllnit
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OMNI C OMPUTER CORP ------
bysltter: Respe>n11i!>le
woman for 9 mo old,
Mon-Fri. my t101De ,
ln'me Terratt. 640-2QS2, ........ ------Blllbyl!Uer part ll me bl y
~. 2 da)'ll week . Cf M
area. Call 67~3705 '42-H7t fl'OUND. CocllalJeL Vtc
---------Santa Ana Hgts. Iden
ESCORT SEltVICE
.. S&HBS
WErltOVIDE
l....,...""9Hn
A leaier m PCB Drilling
Systems, a progreu1ve,
l"OW\b oriented com-
PIU1Y That's Advanced
Control a ! Our 225'k
IJ'OWlh 1n aalee within
the lut J yn1 backs ua
up. We 're stall small
eDQUlh to rttOgn.l:r.e our
employees 1ll1lh &
ab!Ulles. a. offer them
rompetlllve wage:\ w1lh
a rompany paid med1cul
plan
a --'odwl1t9 ... Acoounta APTMANAGER
+le •· 11te GINlty A/ITO $950 F0t S6 umts 1n Colla
A5StimMS
Pnnt.ed rlttuat boards.
WU't' barneaa auembly.
aome dectl'f>. mec:haiaJc al
eapenence llfin11num
rive ,,,.rs eapenence
Rapidly eapandtnl(
Or~ County fl.l'lJl, u
rt-lle nt ro mp1ny
benefits Contact Pat
Mills ~7 ~I ,.;qual Op
BabyaHler·Companlen,
school are &1rl11 6 at H,
worllln11: mother. f lC ·
change for r oont• &
board DI 11 962 50'll So.
t''ound VI<' Goldenwest & tJfy. 9-S. 546-9605 to fn-.t 40 WpM .ct Land doevt'lopt'r !lt'dli. in Mesa E11per'd couple
..... 0 I 0 by od-dlVldual w 11(ood f1gurt-w Ire bk II p' (' 1 p ~~by to.ch apUtude for their off "te Husbud ma1nt ea P
an a lfUtlt. ShcMlld IN l'nl(tne4'nn1e dept Th111 ~~';42·M>13 or 1213 )
.-er wfttt BU• re-C.'OtTIJ>llllY oHPN unhm1\
lw1I, If Ii black m ult·
(;t'rm11n S heph.-rd
1H7.g)4
l.1Jt1t or f''oond a f>('l 'I C lJ ll
An 1 m u I A it 111 "ta n 1· l'
Leal(uc s:n 2273, no h•c
U~'T G!"ffn Valley llC'C:t
F V Golden Retr 1>uppy
4,,.,mo f''em An'>wt'r' 111
Me llow. HEW AHll
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LUST D og n J ml'd
Char lie. med 11.£, taffy
eolor, lonl( hair ovt'r
eye1> Re ward offe rt'd
S;.2.9274
f'YXJNU Claim or •rt.opt
JI Irvine A.nun<il <'arc•
(~"Oler Th111 Ill .i n1t·t•
pl<1ce . but w1· n""d
home!i ol our own & olhn
.1n1 m 11 l 'I n!!1•1l •tu r
'room~" Wf' hJVf' J
G " I d e n R c t rt c· v 1: r
<i-t:rman sn..phr•rd liloml
t'uckl'r , n11·1' m tlll'd
hreed.s. cute C.:oc iu. i>OO~ .
& ll'IOn! And how ahout H
l(OOd MC>UM'r ! Our N1!Ji &
k1Uens will do the JOI>
S11(n Ull, l,ov tn ~I B11 1
Looe I y 7 :>4 37 34
1-"ound Lrl( It li rown
Mother~ w/new pup
flit'!! Vi<' llunt1n~t<>n
CenlN ur ea llom c
8418-1'194, Work 842 71113
Karen I
t"OUNU fo'em Gold1•n
Rl'lnevl'r puppy. VJ<'
Salc'T & Grahnm. HB
~
f'OOND. f''em blk l'oo
dJe W tred collar Vic
Magn<>l1a 6 H11m1ll11n
!Q.2&19. 832 ¥13:1 i
f'"OUND Smm1 C c-rm
Shep pup M Chokr r
cb1u r KateH• 6 Da l<-
Stantoo. 88t·10l• ¥bk for
Shelley. or Rosi£'
1.JJll: mat~ M. yellow
t11er. no collar Vic
Lacuna Bch. 4W7 2873.
Fcg,d: Wk & while .... t.
flea collar, vlc Santa Ana
Av It 23rd St. ~7
Found· Fem long hr
Calleo kitten. ~ coll.ar
ti flea collar. Vk CM,
23rd ts Nwprt. M&-$L58
~: Blk Ir wht~ M.
IUu 00 Sept. %, VIC PauJ&rtno • Bear St. ~
Jo'ound Female J11p am.>i>e
(;ollte. Vtt' Calvert &
MaRJlOl111, t'n Vly Call
~17
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WA NTt;o l"em all' to
fohare expetl!lcs of 2 wt>t·k
11\ay in Tab1t1, Dec· 22 ti•
J an ~lh, Cal l Barry
m.1011
f..nerg>ZJng MASSAGE
B>bJames·f.ic Mul4!Vr
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01.JTl:ALL ONLY
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sprihldlffder
11115 S F.I Camino Heat
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t-'or Appt 492·729fi
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For the fwt of It
24 Hr 835-7313
O.C. AIRPORT
SECT'Y &
ESCORT
•SERVICE•
S pec1 ahtlng 1n bus •·
neu me n , r es ide nts
welcome
972-9904 24 HRS
llctl W 17th Sl , Santu Anu
NOW lllRING ESCOnTs
BUY.SELL. T RADE
MENS MAGA7.1N t-:S
64~ 5019
A'TTF.NTJON t-·1,.-rn
AND SIXTUGRAOI':
SfUDENTS
To my students at C'ircle
Vi e w El e m e nl <H)'
School I'm look 1n g
forward to llff•nic you
Monday ' Your teacher,
Mr C..rroll
,. .... ~Ices 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n r arruua
LOVB. Y LADIES
MODEl..S & F.SCORTS
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at hrs ~ 4719
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HO REO WITH HAit
SCF.N E->
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cholce from open minded
coupes to potenUal mar
nage partners faitt a.
safe through Southern
<.:aJ '11 largei1l & most uni
qu e dating 11t'rv .
T h o uaand s o f pro
feuiorua.I• from do<:tora
to execullve1 Wo m en
Join free PM Dating
Sen 71~7572
739-5248 24HRS. fa:~;:'.=!
Great Con•.y ••••••••••••••••••••••• OUTCAU. Jc* W..e.d. 7075
34 hns 64J --0 I ftO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MC JVISA Per 11 o n a I I S o c I 1 l
Sttretary 25+ yeara. COVEi GllL Buaineaa Ir household
1 • man a gem e nt ex * 95l-O 7 * pera ence Extensi ve
24 Hr Outcall Ser vice travel background. Will
Prol ma11sage by he'd
lht!rap111t . NB Appl.
4.30·9:30 PM. 548·2817
Steve
T
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init t o r e l oc al •·
2 13 /431 ·661 5 or
213/464-l9C5i Iv msg Nita
bmt!lll.
HelpW.ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UB •
i>d advanc1•m ent 11 p AP.-TMEMT
parh. ~~1t y ,.;Ht lt1•nt MAMAGY
•pcn-•wu••l•y •E•m•p•l•oy•"•'--RI by111tt1"r . my hum ...
Mon·t'r1. H yr old iijrl,
2·5PM ~-834H
The 1.ndiv1dual w.-are
seetclnl( will have 2 3 yrs.
A II' eKp • t ypt> man SO
wpm with ltnowledge of
besic acctit ti gen'I ofnce
pn>cedures. Mual have
good commun1cat1on
alalll, be dependable ..
wort well under pre·
111ure. If you posseu
tbeae quallflcat1on1.
~ call 714/S56-9'l00
or appf y an penon al
AIJVAMCID
COKTROLS
lfll01 Jamboree Blvd
Irvine
E O,E M If" •
BOOKKEEPER 851 _9041 l'oup le R e tirt'd t o
manaae & m a 1nta1n
boullful 24 un1l . <tl l
C• • ..,, ....WhcrYe Mesa. E.xpu prt'f FULL CHARGE • adult. oo J)Pt. as>ts c°'ta
• i la of 5 y..-. 675-491_7 __ _
...-~--axperi..ce (<) J ARCH/ DRAFTSMAN
.... 2 ,.... ft G t.I re:~-~. ln&enDed W I lfapblt ~ dlilroCJI booldueper la . ~ -_ ~ ability al cu.at.om e -'ed.-iaq ett~ .ou~• , .. , ...... ,ow•Lc-· kalt'he• de111n firm
'" ... o.tlH wll t0-4119 •·Fl 30-~
illcWt 9'••" boob 4121 WP11terly P1ar1• Alaembly
9d fa.ta.clal state· Stt> 102, Newport 8oC'h AMn penoa want«! for 100'. F.mpluyt'rP1ud Au embl y 6 l1 gh1
••11tt1 , b•d9ets, machine o per1 t1on
........_ IMmll ~--Mool\lite Manne Cor-p . c9•w .ct ff.mc:lat Acrount1mt 3 yrs t'llp, -~------_... .&aJa6.. to,__ prt'fen bly in prt par11
~er
Au11tant Mana11er full
IJIJ'lot. & lOAM l o JPM
Mon thnJ F'r1 The Ba Ile
Shop, CdM. 873-1310
AMod.ale Rep
DCOUMI
STUDIMT
..., AU. ""'0 .. Tl ..... -
H. S.CMAD>
II you have temponnly
durontJnued your educ a
lKrl or for iOID)' other rt'
uon .," seelunc hill
t1 m t' wo rk and are
a vailable to start 1m -
l"Dl!ldlat.ely we may have
11 '°"uon for you Atce no
bamer 1f over 17 Pleaae
rall bet weoeo 9 JO • 2 00
HABYSITTt:R for :t. no;~.
~Ir JO. Mon. Tue & T~r.
Msa OPI Mn. V1l'lu or
Na-m841 1061,&c. ZJ74
a.byatu« for 10 year °'d.
Weetl days 3 30 lo f>:;MI.
O•n trani.portaoqn.
Msa V~ area. 0811
aft e·JO References re-
qu red 540-41889. ------
S.by,.ller. m y h•>fll",
mature lady. vie CM
64f>!m3. aft 6PM
l.UYSITTEll
Needed M o n t-'r 1.
8.Z.S JO. NB area Call
MG-OllY7
BABYSITTER f'ajhe r
needs 11tter for 2 boY& 7 &
Acau>!Jn1
RU.CHARGE
IOOUEEPEI/
OFflCE
MAMACHI
·~·--·r ·r-11on of corpor Jlt' a. at40w,.9tdop9f'ete penon1J Income• 1.u n·
a 10 key wtHt •Bee· turn.a. CPA cert1faca\e
tra.ks -..tactw..-desirable XJnt bent>f1u Aureulve N B firm ...,be •..-y M4pM. Salary commenaurate
NICISION
ASS1t•a
P01illon available 1n
mecllanlcal .,aembly
1bop M111& have •ood
mecbalUcal aptitllde ti
manual daterity. Mu1t
be familiar wttb ~-work . ~ JQUq. dJiUln1.
reamln1 fl prHalng
llbllmum 3 years u
psimc::e. EsceUent C!Om
peay beneftt.a. ~ct
Pat llltll1. 55T·t051 ,
COST ... MIS"' 9 Alt. acbool. AJ?9rx. ,.. ,.. J.7PM. Ask for Jae!( Wk
Commercial priot1n1
company needa a full
cbarlfl bookkeeper lo a1-
1ume manaeement of
an:aU olfice and dltec:t
all accollftUnl function.a
ReaponalbillU. include,
preparation of month
end journal, entriee
lhtouah computerhed
nn.da1 1ta&emenl.
W t~p Send r"ume to
llMIX offers n· The Dally Piiot. Box 562,
cell eat aalarl e 1 CM 92827 All rephea ,. • '9'· Jola ow Pf'O-ltnd.ly conlldenual
.._ ': d t ... today! AcdGCM,...,.111
._., ltt ,...'°" or Neded f:'uU Ume. Im mad ...e...-to: open1na . x I nl C o
bmeftt.I. m111t have ac·
ct'1 e&l'ft' C.11 Balboa
REMEX Marine Hardware ~111871 for appt
bC-.Oc.p Acct ·a Rece1v Clerk. 17JJ.,..A•• Hospital corp offc
........ CA 92714 Famibar w 1c0Uect pro
17141557-6t60 cedurea. ln1uruce a.
Equal Opp Ems>'yr M t F' 9'1f-pay accta. 6 3rd P'1 I
2-4 yean 1lmllar u · bUl&ni prottdure Mn.
prrimce with proven ac· lrtne~.640.-o -1
CGmtinl lkilll. lliat be l•-------•IAd-'-I h 1elf-cnollv1ted, 1ood AceounUni "llD· Au't wt paten·
oommuok1tor • and have Ual for top extt pottUon '
ll MDUon picture prodlK' abl ty to 1u1de othera. ACCOUNTING uan co Mu1t be hJghly
Se.lar)'opeft " ~RAIY enercetlr, poalllve at
C o m p r e h e n 11 1 v e ASSIGNMIMTS tit~. flex hrs Good employee benefit• pro-tYPll\I fr must 11Art Im
11am, ncellent working med. Send reaume to condiUOM. C.11 Nancy Ore119e Co-..ty la P.O. Box UOS, Newport
Henke for interview ap-Ir rd ;f Alld ao _.. Beach. DMICI_. __ _
poUrtment (ZlJ) 961-8541 . wet
MM514 751·2540. H 548-2436. ••
La.. IUCH BABYSITTER · ~P~ ~~~4~l~J.~J~41~t~~~J atudent r equired for ..:: llOIDe evening babfs1l·
l!.O.E.
...,_.,.... I
Couple , wlfe·ofc ,
buaband malnt ZOO ""*-· Ot-eanside. ea pr ~llcmt
lU\g. 2 children 8 • s. Npt. Bch. So. 67J. l• •
BAKER · IOpm to 6 l.m.
w\11 train Wlnc~lla
Dmuu ~ E. 17l.lf St.
CM
~~~~~~~~~ Attract1v_e_1_1_I -,..-o-m_•_n Banking
from 20·15. uten1lv• Ta.LBS
MSEIQll.US tnlfti. fOOCf pay, ellp. ia
~I 115 al.I MPKta al bul1ne,.a in· E:xpenmc:ed preferred. ••••c• d RE . OMV •orlr. 8ite& ta. n-.nk • lnlJ•· lepl, for lane .. lna. etc
Uoo ... work 0111' •ffOOd Brmda ... 7~
ah1ft f a1 b1,w • •cee AtlJ'O while eUmht1Un1 tbe HEAVY DUTY
trllffk balales. We offer UNl:TECHNICIAN' aaa.. ~ ••&• i:.p.rteoc.t. Plenty ot
.rtda J u1arJ locn... ~ peldjobil. Four
cb111110llll •day t.raln· ~ atalla Pleuant 1111 J*iod, foUow.d by mvtrooment in Oru1e
_... revWw1 nWJ UD Co&ft1 a1r1>ort complex.
days. In llCldkkla, •• ol· Xlnt pay /beneflu. Op. I• toCompany pald life por for advancement.
ln1uraoce. •9 paid See Service Mar .
botidaya, "81ck leave, •I HOWARD Cbntolet,
So Coast Plaza of11ce.
l')JJJ • part ume •• ·Call
Ralph ~1nnln1t ut
S«MOIS. 3333 Bria~ Sl.
CM.
1\atin omct• f\all r1m•·
Call UIU11n New~ al
83M088. 1763217\h. ~
c.o.ta Me .. otfice.· "\ill
time. C.ll Dorttn dioua
at 548-2300. 2700 HlirbOr
Blvd.
M
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Jt,UUJI ••DnAS•• TllASUU IJrC-llaa•g
....... T~•
~ ... ·•~ -~ ! Dove/Quall S tree&a.
11_ ~ ,._ • Anaheim offlc:e.:·t 'ull nm.m..r ~Beach. llme.CAJIGotdof\~tr•n
O&..JI )'OU rnl•. the AUTO MICHAMIC·s atm.zm.eooN. ~Ud.
R
t.~CORTS T
<>42-1571
7·10 P.M.
oeeded, bit f'•rera. CHIST ' xt.ru for ma motion
pit M eerlH, po11 tv ADYllTISIMG
oomm. N-S J*>Ple for CO IMC
Ori Co/LA loc. 1boot.ln1. ~Opportunity
Cudq now 714-W.0120 M r
x ... t..ted f~ .. , •• t ~~~~,~·~~,~~ ere.k", "Love At Jl'tnt ::
Ud1nl for a bo.iie ot
'1046 own? You 'II flDd
m&l\7 _,_ advertl&ed
lor aal• In Cl111lfled
eYerYdaf.
Bite". "Rocky IJ",
"Halloween.". Sm '"· ON-STAR Productiooa,
l8cUel PbJIU pa, c:alJ to--·
accounlen'5
Tbere are many new
f\nna ~• lnto the OraOJ• County area brtnstnt .,about an In
Cf! ( IC detmnd (or H ·
,.rlenced Account lnl
and Data Ptoce11ln1
penow.t.
OA'S t •• ,.
........ °"' . ..., .. P'ort1tn• 500 compan1
...... ~ .,.. ASSISTANT • )'Gllno8dw tthldlt. Alllllt 18 repair 6 ma.ta-Celf. P~~~ S. .. 1141.•"-I 11111111•
Lean plaatollluk pro. ....... fll tdlool d»t. • -~ • .,.,_. • mMk &a• ...... ...._, tnleb • r.qul Opfoe> Emfb'r ~..!!.!.!.o ., ::_• t la ..., _....«Yul ••· ...... ~~ • ~ Oood worli bl1&ory 6 laUIH.t,....
• t.elt ~ill ow :,e:=u. ~~ oo..y karinp at Loan
.-llCllllDduictor C!OmP9&\1 plcaMe cwf'NI. llalt hM u openJnf 'bt It•
for • pat career OP-lllM Calli drtYen Ue • 0.. II-. br&ndl f~ a
portHlly ! Apply to be wlllla1 to oMel• P9l't Lime~ SaPln11 JWnoar I: ...., ._ driwr een. ist.oa. or tNall.lriq aper. W1cta w .._.. a.a., raqe ... ,., ,,.,..,._ Mull l>t ab .. ~ ma. '9 ... per mo. la I to'"" Wul'da1' Xlm
J&aa.dllWA",Cll aHHI :=•· Xlat worlrlot eond _.Paid · <cmr W lllD • ..._> ...,.__ bf •n. va~. ror flir\b•r
A ts WHAT YOU'U LOOllMG FOR!
Tatcc tcub
c:.tAcrs n 'ah ........... .,. ..
h9 hrunedtat. opefttft•
for a rteld Service
~ve Mlltt at.
lloowltdt•blt In
tro ubl e1hootln1 . ~•Ucut eqllipment
on t.r.Nport alr condi·
UonJn1 ulllta. rormal
&nalnlq •• alt ecllldM6-· .. an61"11\1,...U., or .. ......... Nd.
'1149117~1111 " , I tlr 8dlool Dllt. Wo. CiOIUd Mr. ~r·
rwc=lltO lUIJ C••er•ood.. tr.;i;~·EJmi ,.. a.o;s, ao.&..M/J", :::::z=-rr-___.,.yr
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Throw out t~. find peace of mind while ~ t>utld • more Neltl'ly.
bttutllul bOdyf The ,..,.,,attc.bl. ldenot Of YoO• .. tlUQht It YoO•
Center It famout few ltt wholebodY apciroech to 1 FULLl'll..L!O YOU.
T•uoht by Avtr°I I 8rl O.Vi. two •llS*t I Chttmlno w ... ern wom.n.
YoO• ellmt. tontt. CIJmt the mind I utl1f'4tt thf'ooOh I thtouGft. L.eem deilf'rtlldflQn, nulritton Mefftt. med.ltttlOft. hOw to ~"'~tot
vltefltVI Fot .. 12·12
y~~.!:~="91·
T.;..Me• t 1 IOA.N. ..... tt•
o.11 •sea.ta ... ....,
1,-0p, ....
u 10U .... not •• .,.."' ........... "'wantn• ~ -cfH l&a & c.11 Gr ritk .. et ....... ........ •• •lll be b1p.
Pl to 4IKI.-It .Uh you.
.......... the.
CQUJIHU. IA.nEJt =~ _ ............. )'
... Ml " ............ , ...
AllM•'IJ•e llHlttata&: ..... i Tore••• .a.....,. ~ r.lrr91 s.itlnp
Your lrl••&:.:,C.: --f!r 6 mart. AU (w ~In GUI I009 _._..., w •rllF ...... 6 ill· '° opm"" M tin•
.,.., _.., Ill •~ rw • ~r=;ler. AmlltlllJ,U.RllW Dllwwnw ona, ..... de........ Call DH -c.ual I•)'.
(I AU T 0 PA a TI 1.•.;;-. .. ..;;,;..D ____ _
1-. .......... IEti .. IORIVSB lla1t ba•ei.. ........ ,. .... .... Oalllonlla dr\ ....
le. °"" tor ad•°"' -. Ulllb' ln ,._ .. I I a . °1f_ \ I \ e ., a t
ALTlltNATOll 1naA1:n~ arc. 1•
W.lMIL,C.I&.
-'t' • • • .......... ·-•• ..-..., .... . .,. .
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PJeHe c•ll Annette .Ileane for more informa-Um. "' .. ,, ...... Savtno md i.o.n Assn .. '1V11
F.qaa1 Opp FAnployer
OW lntae aftle. ILa AD
Immediate opeain1.
Rankine uperieoee la
prefen"ed, but we will
tnlD you II you have Ulbt tY"Plnl atiU. and
some cashiering ex-
perience. Weolfer a 1ood ltartinl u.lary and: ·~parting
•Free career apparel
.Please caU for more ln·
fonna lion:
\
8£.AUTJCIAN-rental
atAUoa. tlS/Wffk So. LlllUna. cau .,..,_
"-'ft°"' ... m-.._.ola~.1
ror eoloriat. 1 for bair
cutter. 1 fOI' hair stylist.
Richard Ouellette Salon,
2llO Newport Center Dr,
N.B.
Beamy
HAJIDUSSH
No future In present
aA.at..f-'=d saloo? Change jobs & .. __ ,, __..... workwitbus! Earn more
SavingaandLoanAssn dollars & r eceive
Equal Opp Employer medical, dental & life tn · ~~~~~~~~~! suraoce. Paid vacatloM
• . !~?!'!·~ .... .?!.~ ... w 11 • 71 OG .!!!!d!r:!!!!!1:.!'!!e~1 ~·~·~"~'!.!"'~;....--~:--....!DM.~~v~....ar~etJ•!tj.I w.C:~!~111::.~~ate --·.;·;;~"••• .. ,...W.... 71M,_W t1• 71M ==--~:!;"..:: =..~~ -...................... , ........ , ...... ~?'!.!!....!!~
._to~> •JM .a.aa 8-11 CW1 ldlool Dlat c 0 I 21 ,_ •· ... __,,_ to call •ubatttute L!RICAL Pwt tJme • hall tlJDe -w : ) ...... ~-~ ,.,._ IAM to . ~riputU...nr· ::r=:-U7~,,.. but Mii. ... Un Prt. 2 WORK WHEN YOU •· Apply 1·EleYfD A.D.P. o«era aJat won, .... .-dQ. 9l.a per._,, a... 1.-r W. a.hr. 11111 COlld., a ...,.,..._.... Plhae cooiect Runt. C.11.
ell*°°tnent, A: 10oa Bek Qty kb. ~ 7aS w
'. ~i!.. ft aalary pro. !!t~St. BB. Pbone ANTI. ClalTYPIST
.. -_ We're a larse advertla-
! A . It. P . PENSION1._-~-----iftlaemey~foru
CAMYAllaS ••per lat + lnael.lves. wort a:ao to 1 :ao, Sat
IN. a.a..,~ lm· ~....etlieda.Prefer
ID 1r1 cl aae qr older.
Cell Mr. l'reddle
R&VICl'.S ,-CllllC ~ate tYllbt wttb •
llONe"JCWtOnd.erDr. JI Al PLAY WHEN YOU mind for ~detail •• NP8.'""*c:xt113 10'l se loatinl for U pleeaant C90S>eratlve
B.0.&. ... 11/P ~•-.ucnatn1 personality. Seod re-we bave tioti aume (DO pboae uUa
CL..uie..a.1 pertUmeopeoinp WANT' llleMe> to Pam Jemen:
lM.11-&J Nooa '°' appt.
Will tnlb.--:::.:Uoua Inti..~: • Cochran Chae, Llv-.....,..Nework«toftlJ C.... IDJl lOD fr Co. lHOO
-JIG datcal position requir· C•ll• 1 Fail'cblld, Irvtne. 12113.
Int JI te typin 1 Is ....... , Cmtsol Carburetor .. um bl y lmowledp cl seoen1 of. C t r s.r-nc.
w o r ' • Iii I t~ . h r s 6ce procedqra, Excell. Or~ benefit.I io-
7: H ·4 P II , Moo-Fri, co. heoeata Call llillie elude : dl icou nt
Lq'lma lWlt. Call for llftMll.MS-eSD prtvll•C••. dental &:
appL DMllO -------;; medical, lite imuraoce • C .... a.••s <l.l!JUCAL pro& lbattna. penaion ~~ewitb lllJOor Newport Bucb ::.::am. Apply In
Ila Be • Prot. model, & !Inn,. bas current opell· J.c.-j b mp.or: .--, ~:.::.::.!ow~ . ACCOUNl'S 3t Fu.bkJa a.land
SO. COAST MODELS PAY AaE Q.81( Newport Beach
SO. CO~ VILLAGE ~wpm typing, lO.key by E.O.E. M /P
11'-540-2970 loucb. Previous ex·
C I II perience tn bookkeeping
;arpet n1ta era, ex-or bankini belp(ul, but i---------per'd, w /tOOla A: trock. not n!Q\llred.. Q.ERJCAL Mike's carpets, I.a. E.
l'llb SL, C.M. ~-WOltD NOCISSOlt
Cart a.a, mature. Morn-TIAUa
l.ap. C.M. Country Club. Jlmt type eo wpm ac-
Ask for Tim, 540-7500 or curately, will train on
91S7-0180. word processing equip.
CASHIER ment. proficiency in grammar required. Sil VERWOODS We olfer exceUent com
pany benefits. For ap NEWPORT BEACH pointment please con We have a full time tact
pennanent cashiers posi· Lynn Stansfield
lion av a 11 at o ur 644-~ext 75"49
LOAN
AUDITOR
TraiM\
BE A UNIFORCE
omcE TEMPOURY!
•Top.,....,.y
•P.W ........ & Mal ...
•Sct.di .. 1dW.. •loma"-
•Mn«A ...
La.J& ........... 111; I b .
CLOSE TO HOMLSAYE ~AS
sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss s $25 $25 s
S IOHUS S s s
$ Add.d to yow first 40 e.o... $ s worti1MJ .. a U.iforc.e r....,,._ 1 s s s sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
851 -9131
We are a leadlng air freabt forwarder with
e•cellent career op-
portanJUea for Collec-
t.on. Yom will perform
vanowi credit coJlnc.
lloos. We seek tn·
clvkbaa!s wrth 2--3 years
experience m all phases
d credit and coUect1ons.
We offer a starting
salary to SJ.080 /month.
bued on qualif1cat.1ons. ~ unlimited potenlJal
through out unique pro-
mote-from witbm policy .
Our generous company
benefits include paid
Medi cal /De ntal 1 n .
surance for yoo and your
depende nts . Life 1n .
burance and a Twtwn
Reimbursement pr<J
gram
1!le fastest draw in the
West. .. a Daily P1lol
Cassif'Jed Ad. 642-5678 Want Ads ca11 oo-S67s &:botidays, company dis
caunt & profit shanng
Newport Beach s tore Or 78S3
Good salary & company
An exceUent growth op.
portWlity is available 10
the An•he1m loan ad
ministration department
cA a leading savings and
loan Selected apphr ant
wtU rtte1ve trammg 1n
audJtmg new loan tilei..
secondary market and
sh1pp1ng Related 1:x
perience 1n lending
helpful Typmg of ~ SS
wpm required This ~
llOn fAfer.i an attractive
start.mg salary and out st.andJ.nti benef 1 ts m c I ud
tng medical and dental
ooverage Please cont.ct
Personnel for an 1n
l.a"Vlew appo1otm~l
Please apply 111 person
between 8 oo and 10·30
A M . Monday through
fo' r 1 d a y . o r c a I I
714 752 4000 to arrani:l·
for an l.lllen 1ew BANKING
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
One of California's fastest
growing savinRs and loan
associations is expanding
it s operations with the
opening of a branch offi ce in
Lag una Hills .
GIBRALTAR h as
Im mediate need for the
following professionals:
BRANCH MANAGER
Minimum 2 ye ar s
ma nagerla I / s u p e rvlsory
uperlenct! 1n a savings operation
required. Back11:round should aoo
include proven business and starf
development ca pabilities.
Individual wiU be responsible for
lhe overall operation of this new
branch
ASSIST. BRANCH
MANAGER
To assist Branch Manaj!er in the
daily operations of the branch.
Position requires prior 1 year
exper1m ce in 3 savml!s operation.
Supe rvisory backgr ound is a
MUST.
NEW ACCOUNTS
SUPERVISOR
To s upervise New Accounts ~rsonnel -requires prior 1 year
expenmce m New Acrounts or a
background as a Senior Head
Teller.
NEW ACCOUNTS REPS
Minimum 6 months experience in
New Accounts. Duties include the
openlna/servicing of customer
savings accounts Good/accurate
clerical skills and the ability to
interface with the public Is a MUST
TELLERS
Full & Part Time
Prior 6 months e xperience.
h owever will consider a
pe rsonable, bright self starter
with a mathematical aptitude and
prior cash handling bacluuound.
Tbe ability to Interlace with tbe
pubUc Is a MUST.
PBX RECEPTIONIST
H eavy phone and cuatomer
contact-,,oelUon requlrea pr10t-
1enera1 om~ backsround and a Pnmtolflee appearadee.
Gt"owth potential,
attractive compensation,
lDcllldl.ng medical, dental
lmunnee awaits 1ucceutul appllcants.
SeDd resume in complete coafldena or ~t oar ,.....lolftce:
Boaellan1a
("TU) -52??
plan. Compare our total
earning package with
other salons.
benefits Apply m person ~1fi.A\ICO
t o Mr. C r oo ks, 45 Vsse-F~s Fas hion Island, NB ,......v-....c
Our company benef rts I.fl
elude : dis co unt
privilege. medical. den· t.aJ. life insurance. profit
sharing, pension pro·
gram. Apply in person
EOE.___ 620 Newport Center Dr
Clstuer & counter. rull or Newport Beach. E 0 t;
PIT. day & evening
J.C.rtHMEY
24 FDJtlDll la&c.d
Newport leach
E.0.E. M/F
llMOBY
TaAINH
Opening exists for an in·
dividual to work as a Bin-
dery person in the print
shop ol a large finance company. No expen ence
necessary, heavy lifting
required. Eojoy ex-
cellent com pan y
benefits. For •PPoint·
meat pleue contact:
Pioneer C h ic k en .
Orange /17th, CM ---Cashier, full or P '7 App
ly In person at the
Laguna Niguel car wash.
3008 1 Crown Valley
Pricwy, Lag N1g
Cash1 er 1Clerk . ex
peneoced. td work PIT
in CdM pharmacy Call
Mn. Young 644 7575 for
111t.ervi ew
C~HIERS
UTOTEM MARKETS
O.ERJCAL
TYPtSTS
SECRETARIES
G&IERAl OfflCE
*TOP PAY
C o6Yn11Ha ScrY htq$
mdl.oGRA~M
ns.1101
EquaJ oppor employt'r
NoFEE Prud Weekly Cl.ERJCAL
PIX Reception
IRVl.NE 7S2~ Lynn Stansfield
6"-Sl!OOext 750
Or78S3
Openings now available .ro~E~~~~~~M~/F~ for fu.11 time aasustant -
The Adm1n1 s tral1ve
Service department 1n
the Anaheim head otrice
d a leading savings and
loan has an 1mmed1ate
opening for an md1v1dual
wilb good commun1ca-
llon sltiUJ!I and typing or
35 wpm. Respons1b1liues
will include operating SG-1 ~console. mail
distnbuuon and general
office b•ck up. Ex-
penence 1s preferred.
but we WlU lrll.Ul the right
pw'IOl'1 Starting sa I a ry
te00-1675 based on ex· penence
.L:JL7~
620 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach, EOE.
Bookkeeper fuJI charge
part time. 20 hrs. per
week. Salary com ·
measurale w Ith ex-
perience. 673-47 SO for ln·
terview appt.
IOOBHPHF/C
IUition with prominent
Fash lsl. RcaJ Eat.ate ID·
vest. Firm. Xlnt op·
pcrtunily.640-0123
BOOKKEEPER ·
(Chiropractic Clinics).
Need bookkeeper to han· die all aspects for 2 busy
growing clinics .
Pleasant surroundJngs,
x1at pay, exper a must u
mire dept. has to be set
14> from scratch. Call Dr.
Hehir at 972-1581
BOOKKEEPER /
RECEPTIONIST for
Newport Beach Interior
Design Firm. Payroll.
accounts receivable,
gmeraJ office skills. 9 to
4, Sdays a week. Apply in
AM ~1678. Dick Met-
teer Fine Fumlshings,
1727 Westdiff Dr.
IOOIC PASTE UP
Part ti.me. Moo. lpm to
lOpm, Tues. lOam to
6pm. No experience
necessary. Apply Tbe
Pennys aver . 1660
Placentia Ave. C.M.
Brtcl:layer'11 helper, full
time, own tnna. Depen.
dale. lm-3175
Bulloeuman aeeb p/l
uaoetate In 1rowln1
mutetln1 bualneu. m.-.
managers on 2nd. & 3Td
ah&ft. No expenence ne<-.
We train. Start S3 10 to St
per hour. Advancement
opporturuty for manage-
ment pos1uons to ~.so
per hour 1f qualified. For
more 11\lorma uon & 1n
tervtew go to st.ore 82 a t
30009 Cro wn Valley.
Lagwia Niguel . 4~-9950
or call 714 /SJ7 -'840.
Equal Oppor Employer
CHAUFFEUR. exper
p/Or full time. Call blwn
3&SPM. 714-770.2689
Oerical
IMSURAMCE
POsmON
Large Ins. Co. has im·
medlate opening for H.S.
Grad . Xlnt working
cond. & benefits.
Accounff.ca Cleril
F\gure aptitude, like de·
tail work, heavy phones
R~Cleris
Wtll tram conscientious
mdividuaJ
Apply I.fl person 10 to 2.
SA.FF-CO INS. CO.
17570 Brookhunt
FounlaJ.D Valley
962-7711
E.O.E
CLBJCAL
Highly responsible posi-
tioo .. Call subs for absent
teachers, collect data,
ma.lntain detailed re·
cords fc prepare reporta
on atudent enrollment. H.S. Grad +3 yr s .
rmpooalble varied office
experience . Type
50wpm. Hrs. fam-3pm
M·F. 11 mos. Salary
r.ftle .SU mo. to '8112
mo. In 5 annual atei-.
Xlllt benellia. Apply by
Sept. 11. Westminster
School Dial. 14121
Cedarwood .•. E .O .•
E..11/F.
~ TELLER
TRAINEES
W• orw S10mr1q arl04f.e, T ...
School s.p. •• ib. 17~
If you ON ... q'OOITled. ~
hod~~-IOI,
Clllt ~-mrded. ~ ptqlle.
-~. lo !al ....... )OU.
&alMt ~ecby ...... ~~-...... ~ ...... ~allloc-
'-CU-.~
WE PAY YOU W>«.E TlANNG
IN CUt S0100L
man~d , PAT
MMUJ
~ ~~ lliNewport ..
Clerical
Billng
Clerk
A detall lover's pos1l1on !
You'll type 1nvo1ces.
bat.ch baJance, ma.11 the
bills and process ser vtce
billing You 'II need to
type, enjoy working with
numbers and really love
acCUTacy.
We offer e x cellent
benefits which include one week vacation aft er 6
months, 11 paid holidays
incl uding Christmas
week: off and group in·
surance begins day of
hire.
To apply st.op by and fill
out an applicalJon.
AM DOCUMEHTOR
A Division()(
AM lntemationaJ. loc
2921 S. DaJmler St
P.O. Box 10547
Sant.a Ana. Ca 9Z711
Equal Opporturuty
Employer M IF /H
CLERK TYPIST
Our Savings Adm1n1s1ra
llOn department 1s !>t>ek
111g a sharp Clerk TyplSt
to handle phones, typing.
ftlmic . and m1scellanrous
dOce <fu1ies Typing of
55-6S wpm and good com
mun.icalJon skills are re
q1.1red Slarl.lng salary
~S1SO. commensurate
with background
Columbia offe r !. rx
ceUent growth potential
and an outstanding
benefits package 1nclud '°" denlJll coverage 1n addilJon to ideal work en·
v1 r o nment For 1n -
terv1ew appointment.
p1ea.,. c•JI Personnel at
ITI4l 77&-7101
ca. ceia ScrvilMJI
cwtdlom
Assocloffow
Equal Oppor Employer
m/f
$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSf
CLERICAL ----JEMPORARIES =
~ -~ -= sssssssssssssssssss = = SW AP YOUR ABILITY = ---FOi A FUTUIE tit: = We open doors for you to ! = career challenging _.
-Temporary Jobs . 'AID • t.• V A C A J I 0 M S • r A I D __.
-HOUOA YS. all backed by our __.
: co mbined 25 years or :
-experience. We deal 1n all __. ~ clerical areas : Health _.. = Insurance available. = = Sea...... ... a.a -·~ Cieri!~ "' .. ~ =-= ::.s•::, ,: ,, , .. e
~----Many More Jobs! If • ~ -= CA&.&. C7141117"'76' = = 4'°° Cainpus Drive ~ = Newport Beach i --i ..... §.
JSSS$S$$$$. f_SJ.U(U.$,ll -, ..
UNIFORCE
TEMPORARIES lurlnqton
Northetn
Air tTeiqftt 2181 DuPOftt Dr, ln-IM
C1encal
PACI AC
MUTUAL
A ma)Or life insurance
oompany headqua rt.ered
m Newport Beach bu
opportunities for 10·
diVlduals with skills and gene ral office ex ·
penence iD 1 or mott ot
lbef~areu:
-1'ypUta
eGener1ll Cerical
oComputer TerllWW
()per&an
-sLatmbcaJ I
Math Clerks
•1WX Operator
We h ave 1mmed1ate
operun~ If you quabfy.
we dfer a uruq~ work·
111g enVJronment, in add1·
uon to e:x~·ellent com·
pany benefits Please a p
ply Ill person to
Personnel
Department
700 Ne-.1>0rt ~nter Dr
Newport Beach. Ca 92660
Equal Opportunity
Employer M i"
Oencal to SJ.SK
CUSTOMBt
SERVICE
Leading corp 1n bwldini.:
ind us try st-ek1n11 1n
d1v1dual with tact &
dlp6omacy for key Public
Reial.ton spot Excellent
btne£ns & advancement opport.wuty
851-9041 •
O.ERK for If B Uruic
Store F:x pr not nt'r
Min ;,ige 21 847 2563
a.sue JMMGR.
CaimetJQ! l(lfb & Cdr<b
Expr prei 64(). 7373
CLERKS
RILL TIME
HODPERIB4CE
~SA.RY
HurT)'' lmmedu.._ operungs
WUJ learn vanous phases
d SI.ore opaau~ Lot.~
d customer coot.rt
Appl Y m person J -3pra
Weekdays or 12 •pm
Sawrday & Sunday
FBl:O INC lOlOH.-~ltYd
Coda Mesa. Cdif.
Equal Opport UnJl y
Employer M 1F
•a.et.K TYPIST•
Leadl.nl( Orange County
M!IU company seekaj!
ind I\ 1dua ls for c lerk
typist pos1t1on~ Must
type 4 S w p m
Re:spon51bUIUes rnclude
trP1ng. filing. 6:l'ncr•I
clencal dutJes. 2 } r.. ex
per ID 11:eneraJ ofc pre
ferred.. Apply ID person
Mmhn Speciaftifl
16t0 Monrovia CM
6C2 242'1
EOE
CLEb
Warranty expenence de
sired Xlnt opportunJly I.fl
expandtng Orange Coun-
ty Oealerstup. Cont.act
Joe Heitz or B1U McLain
Al Phillip's BUJck . Pon·
t1ac. Laguna Hills .
TIUD'7·3'00
43:'50Von Karman Ave-
~f'WPOft Beach. Ca !f266(J
Equa.J Opp Pmployer ffi (
• COLLf::GE F EM
S'ruDENT live1n Nr
<JCC & UC'l t.:sf• of pool
Room 1n exchangt' rnr
bte care or an1mal1> &
~Orie 557 9397
Companion. housekeeper.
bve-1.n for alert elderly
wo m&n . La i;u n &
494-4858
Co mp anion .
Homemaker , for elderly
lady. U V·m, S days. Lov.
cly surround.mgs. Must
have car No housewrk.
615-0915
COMl'UTH
NOGUMMa
P.-t bme. Knowledge of
Ins, must know basic
Its ~ OJ>en. 10-15 h~
per werit Salary com
men,,urat.e w texpr. Con·
tact sue Butler S4~
COMPUTER
CLERK
....., ... ef "'CJhl sltift
poUKo.. opew ht Cont-
,... SerYicH Depart.
Meftt. W i ll ha•e
clarlcal type
rupoHibllities on
t..y order ... Must
be able to interface
with all lauls of
~. htdMdual
with data procHsMq
bockqround pr e-
ferred., .at be eli9i·
ble for sec•ri ty
dtC9 we. rosiffoft of.
fwos nc.elNI 9"0wftt
pohwtial with COM•
~ sd.-y and e•·
C.-...btMfitL
4121 Westerly Place
Ste 102. Newport Bea~b
100% Employer Paid Have aomeOung to aell?
011.'!aifted ada doll well.
w ..... ...,op-
poelmltr•"'fllay ...
Mf11orltles, wo111en,
9ld h••c•p•d are
~tocwfy.
Clerical
JOIN THE
FLUOR CLERICAL
STAFF
•TYPISTS
Minimum 1 year typing and general
office experience and typing apeed
of 50 WPM accurately. Other dutln
Include fillng, mall distribution,
people & telephone contact.
• WORD PllOCESSING
TECHNICIANS
These positions require machtn•
oriented lndMduale whO h•Ye at
1 ... t 1 YMI eJCperlenoe on M41CJ
c.d K. Oftloe S¥sWn 8, High Speed
Printer ot elmllar high lf)Md aut~
matte typewriter. (Day and Night
Shift• available).
,. ............. ca1:
1on .... ..... o... ....... ..
<n••1H1n
ml ........ Dr.
......... Clll.11111 ,.._.°"' ..............
•
'
AWr • penoa or calf
,_,,a .. 111..a.rces
SPACI& SICUH
laaCOM-
MUt I CA TIOt4 S
csi""tS.,l"llGMC DmSIOMS ..............
4JltJ ,., .. ..... =t .... Ce
1714) lll-4422
41~ Rodcwell .,.~ tntemattonal
_ .......... _ .......
a.-ban exp."
faat. l'r7. brd• •••. 04. pa7, abort ._.,_
ZDblee •Sl·llOI or --.a.ca .....
~-... for~·:..~ u.. °'°' w1tlll ... *"' ardlr~eDCeDIJ.. baun
awall1ble. Sn 01 ea· celleat company
bH•flta. Apply to
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•
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awr&
COASTAL
fBIOlat•
Ae•tcT
tw.W•s• 71H tw.w.-. 7111 W...W.tM 71 ~.................. ~ .................. •••l" ................. .
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n . -,..., ...... da&lr.•::=· __...,...,_. • ... ........... 4· Mmlnl
llt It., I .... °"""' /0.......,, CO-· AlllA1 to Ctv1M \1 ........... Wlvtduall· ,....,.,.. ...................... 11•11. ldilllU&IMJA.JklDA•t, ---to--" C .. II M t1 ° M•• •aJU 1· C.llf. lle. Irv' IM·4f00 Sa& IO. Tb • • k a C I f I • 1 I
•• ,. ... , ..... ,. ,_,.. ... D•V , ... ri. IOIL DemoDUr•l• ~
.,.,. .,.._. __... 'I 'ew • •· Pen· •· C=• 111r al _... ti .,,_,. ......,, ... ~. M • ,.t U.. eou.ater Ho M or • ~ w _. •"'F a.&alliM: .._,Deeded. The BeJrt fa1. lf•H ear. C•ll ,.,_._..-,,.. .. ,. oav <J.IWllHO P'l.Ml, 811iop,Odll.m-mo '7M-1111MooUectto ...
'-..._ 1 re# ... W'1 .t llMM..,.,•JO:'• N.,,_ Wp wnted-of· ._ g,~~ ,.. re. on 01 .... !.!J an• nee•ui.. iloo·~:i. mrJ::::Le rn /rtffA1 .... ,lllUtN.\.... t.>iMI IHJfFUJ, .r) I----;,_....; __ _
opm.. U.l\em& "8mtlllrt
!:t:!~ ..... ?:!!t~!~~ ..... ?!.'! ....................................
Oeneral
.. E llTElllATIM
Proudly announce• the Newport
Beacb ~nee or Drake Penonnel. We are an eat a bllahed 21 yea11 old
lntemaUonal company. Sptcla.lbln1 lD
a pencnallzed Nl'Vlce to our client.I
and to our appUcanu with 1Dte1rit1 u ·
OJ.If goal.
""-~ ... tm.nmm llDI .-. .... _,.... ••s • fti.=lr s.-f71 ,.,. I r a~ ... 'ts:--Cll . ...-~ 2 g° ..
VOLT mleftOllC5 ..,.., l•.·.-,·.·~·OMC--1-
A r.. rtae. ,..UO. ll&mftUa STOii Sl'IO'rol'l'AJt'I' .-f1f qns aiDcMd ... cmtun depeoda. MOU•WITH ..... Orowlu eud&o biit ~n I« .&mtr•I £XP£JUDfCE
151-9041 " .,
(<\~}
llCFJUMY ,., ...
IOOAl•K
TOlloot+
....., U... automollele
' · nswlllbepyou• • two .,., road. S•· eellid benellta.
Phone and neld worll for
tbta )'OUQI. laat movln,c
OC>ml*11· EJtceUeol op-portunjty
ACCOUNTING
e&.ak
TO $150
AA or BS de~ ~ .. r.e· cwndnc Wlll lnln for u..n.booal company.
GB BAL OfftCE
TO $710
uke lo deal With people"
flnone, ty p1n1c, ll(ht
bookkeeping Cood in·
c:~Uve
• TELLER
$650 D.O.E.
~x monlh:i (•xpenenrt·.
Knowledge of Japanese
language a plus .
Rewardlng future
SECRETARY
SI 100
Glamorowi inlematlonal ~o mpany Light
shorthand, nuirketin1t ur
111enuf11 cl ur1n.: eic
penenct•
ACCOUMTIMG
C LERICS
0 n c· · A I R , o n t• I n
termedu1te A /C Clerk,
one Senior AceounUng
Oerk. Thate are all with
ma)OC companlai.
SECRETARY
TO $1000
Grut opportunJty with
theH busy ute1men.
1be)' depend on you to
handle their calls & meet
their needa . Proven 111dpa.
CUSTOMU
llLATIOMS
TO $1000
Your ablllty to p)e ... It
pacify CUit.omen • aood communlcaUoo all.Ula la all t.bat la needed.
'GB8ALOFACI
$700
BuuWUJ otncca. Penon retumini to worll foteJt
.,,.., suit.bl•.
& SIClll'AIY
TOllOO
o.a•OoOeftliw ~~ '::.;!:..\•.; ,_, PAM( rruTUAl ~ .......... •Nftlort~l>r ::-~·--:=...'": -......... c._
col .. ,.ri .. H -puferr . Pleaun\ .......,~:Y
.. ..... taiJ--1eor om" worll •nd 111•. ~OlrlOfflce • llllliila.M, Da_. 1peak· f'u II t Im e . S •I.a r )' Varied Acllvttlea ..._ ....,_,.._ a.m·5pm, S150Jmo to 11Uirt. Merit We Will Train
MU.. +Offr'Ume. ..... Ph 541 »Lt, uk Compamy paid beneflla
ASDMBLU.S lorl>tanne l'JtUibllahed Tt.-.. •up.-. Hand --------Wbo&etaMCompany
ddlnq, PCB.1tutno1 ~Office Call~a..a ...-~ Yount woman needed. -.TmlnHftrport
Oall for appt. WiU train Some typln1 I~~~~~~~~~
• O .. AKE IHTl!RffATIO,AL<emtNn,
4121 Westerly Place. Suite 102
Newport Beach
Never a Fee 100% Employer Paid
~ ~. •• ~~~~~~~~~~I C9Uent beneflt1 CaJJ -:: DDn'AL ASSJIT, • JtDA 1~1·201 Mon Frl, DIMllllp,fWIUme6ipart fo.r Hpaodtd dull••·
1.»0PM to~• lo· ..._....,.,...,.d. Rel•. W/1om• front offlo
~Audio • roduc:tl n.q\&red. Part Ume t2 5 I· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ('TJA)N-~ Moo·PTl. Hunt Oc h a..aiomoe. .::
-~ E.O.K 11/Y. -.1111 c1ut.*. All~, t.o
expand fOUr penooa In· calW ~.. Dll"'JP/lfmeAM,LA. volvemeat lo dutia\r)' Marilyn • Cl eenln1 nm.. •oo per week. w/flunclal Hcurlty.
Scrvitt Salary+ bonut . ....,_.a.ads.•,._ Uniform allowuce 6 er.. members •uo as -= tna. ' day wocll ~· Nclaaptr. • ""'· DllftfJ-n: P/l, early . Salary open. Npt.
ELFCrRONICS
TRAINEE
YO&mC man to train for
po1ttloa In electro·
llWChan.lcal lleld. Muat "9•• Cood mech&Alcal
a p titude • some
llnowledfe o f e lec·
tronlcs. For Interview
llJllt, caU ~ bt wn
7.fJAJlonly.
..._Call uk tOf" Doan• ance tr.U.... P•ma· Hair styli.at. lar~e bmy HOUSEKEEPER· LI Ye 9tKS nent Pit JIOllUon. Xln\ I 11 blld t yplns •k l Ila . Call nlon. Follow 01 not n. % am• c ren. G8BA1 0fffCI bet._.,t:30•SPM, uk necaaary.-.2211 = 1peakln1 OK.
TUIMll _lar_DWJe __ ._.,_5'-0llla __ . __ Health 'ood Bu nee<b 1---------
We are an act I Vt' ••lea 1--------· p rr Fem Mlp P1eaHnl H 0 us E K E E p E R I firm wtth lull llmv pos1 o..-al atmoaphere. $3. lObr. am.I> CARE put-Ume.
ban ava.tlable CeMral mZMS 18mo old boy. I days •
mct41. ..,,, 1i1a1De dell•wy, L.A. Och. MO-O:JQO
ThnH. Compact c:u . -----
office duUet Include week. Mon. Wed. FTI. ~t Wltb heavy 11+..-, fWpneededonTue" Fri. 8·a>to 4. Own tnna. Ea.
DATA ENTRY
OPERATOR
Ullfqc CADI t tOO s,. ...
Hlrl& 8da aru. MZ-1225. ......
IW.lvery Driver: Mu1t
bow CM, bne ad drlv· bw record as valid CaUf drf..-. Uc. Apply al HI.lb
OpportuoJty for 1bup AW>8'1PlllY. 2130 Harb« data entry operator with _Bhd._-'-cil_ .. ____ _
• minimum ol 2 yn. u -. per., to work at our Dlllvery • P It. 4 · ~m. Newport Corpo .. ate of· Own trans, Moo·l'rl. nee. Exper wi•h CADE Some wll:nd.8 req. Mus t
ISOO sy1ner.. or key 2·dlac beovr ll. 53HllU J --
tll(J081U'e very desirable.
Verifying eaper. r e·
qured. Excellent com·
pany paid benefll&.
For •PP 't. please call
Margo Hartle at.
Delivery as pick·up, part
time , morn in&s
9:11>-2:IO. 13.50 per hr +
miJeale. Must have car.
OtlJ "2..ak1. ---
DIUYRY & STOCK AMCORD lt'4C. Jl\IU Ume, lllot benefits,
640-1900 lee Haroid, GS E . 17th. ---------· a. c.c.t. .....
DATA &naY ClHk DeUHr LA 1;1mea to
bomet, 3-MM. smc> mo
Mvatt:.t//i c.ontroll it a + ear a II ow an c e +
rap6dly nPUdln1 mfr. baa.a, Ecooo car or p U. ~ PC8 Drillint Syatema _fl\n __ Vl...;'l:....·_Ma_..-._&S_l4 __
& otren It.a employfff! Delivery peraon. Will
eood benellt.a " salary train in btueprintlD1. Pt· a Ion« with unll mlted Ume. Hunt 8dL 5.11-2926. JP'OW\h opporturut1e11.
'l'tw 1ndJvioual ,,.,~ ., ...
11eelong will oper<tlt' .. n
IBM Syatem 34 Ha eon·
sole opr for wie-r depts &
enter all 11cctg. d t>pl.
data. J\f!qul rea previ<Ka
d.aUI emry up. on an
lnM System 32134 UlllnC
MMAS proarams. o r
bavin1 uaed' other
hardware or software
may be cooaldered. You
may call 1141551-9300 or
appiy Ul peraon at
ADVANCED
CONTROLS
HllOJ J11mboree Blvd.
Irvine
DEUVERY, Meyerbof'a,
11rhmry auppUer ol aood
food to the Irvine cor · porate community ,
need• responsible de·
livery per'lion to drive our
van. Good drh1ac record
nee. lloo·FTi approx
1.30-2. Good for pt-Ume
durin& ~. Start $1.LS
hr. CaU Glenn, 507.cl2.
Oeti'f'el')' Penon. Driven
for Dent.al Lab part time.
Momiap or afl.emoona.
Must have valid Cal. Uc.
• good drl vtn1 record. Weekdaya call 646-5088
Oetiverypenon. Ptr af.
\.ertJOoODI, deUvenes &
ll'llK. office duties. Auto
n«eSIVY. OC Airport
area. $41-1181115 -----
DIMf Al. ASSTS
SIOOt. SI.GOO.
642-0112
DENTAt CHAIRSIDE,
Cc»ta Meaa oltlc• hu
l.mmed open1n,, ple11aot workinc cood. 631·1'20
Dental cbalralde a11l1·
tanl. Newport Beach
pleaunt aroup prectlce
4 day week experience
pre{~tl22_. --
Dl!lntaJ Assistant
P ff needed ln fun, team
wor'ldng ok. Exper pre
(er red. 983·4090 or
8'1·3.Wl. -------Oent&l Auaat. X·Ray Uc.
nee. 4 doys <M·Th )
Salary ()pen. 5'6-3000. ------Dental Aul. Ne wport
8'ach olflce Chain.Ide
exper. pre f e rr ed.
~ti orfl4&.5*
Omt.al t\sa'l, Ort.ho, Chr .
N 8. Part lime or full
tune up to 4 days per
week Top salary &
bent'f1li1 Orthn exp It
RDA niq 00·2626.
l>enl.11 Asi.1sl 11 nl, full
l.Jme, rha.lrsldt' for <..:oslu
Maia office Good :o.alury
& bt'net'1ts Call for 1n
l£n I t"W 645 6631
ELl'X:J'IUCIANS
GROWTH
OPPOmNITIES
•
Sr. Production
Bectrfclan
Must be famlhlir "'Ith
motor aaaemblJa. tom
pt'f!lllOr.I. and f!t'nerutor11
1nclud1n1 wiring ;inti
testing. Must abo lw
capable of s upervising
auembly wOl'kers Solid
as1embly lin e e11 ·
penence In the abpve
areMll will quallfy you for
thb position.
•
Electrical
Assembly
Expenence preferr~d
bul will lram
Al'l'LY IN l't-:R~JN
LEAR SIEGLER
TRAM SPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 Weil Se~erstr•1m
Santa Ana. Ca
EOE. M il-'11 -------1 DIHTAL
Pcriodonttst needs part
time ust. 3 daya a week.
ElqJanded duU~ oPPtY
X·Ray certilleat.e reqd. I M r L 0 Y M f t'4 T
Exper. pref'd. Xlnt AGINCY
benefits. Salary open. COUHS&OIS
Cli&Jl842-a631 OPPTV FOR EXl"fl
ohooe contact. typln1. 1111111 Om1homeclearun1. Top per W Npt.17~3823 llt~ booklleepln& C1ll ......., PlY· 7»112S. -
Sb e 11 e y f 0 r a p I> t 'IVfl'V' Haullekeeper /Chi Id Ca re:
9f9.Zl33. ·~~ Tu. Th. •-ri U-7pm. Some
_Calil _Copyin& Prod~ Want t.o &et in on the for eJderly couple. P:vt w ll o d • . N B a re a . IJ'OUDd noc.~ Tty tbia nn • i.th. ~14 ~l.SUI _____ _
GB -AL OFACI ooethen. ·~al lab« Han'f.SS/BOOKKEEPEI HOlJSEKEEPEl,l/CHlLO
Must enjoy phoae COO· Ill our prinl lhop lnclod. -nne duU>er houM. A p. c AR I!· II ve. j n. I O'V e I y ~~ll~1 ~~~ m& helptn1 pre11man, p4y in person. 5& l."ublon La1una Sch home. Lt
& tr'::. Pa· .. va"a"~. 01 ~~· wrap. 111 Npt Ben coollinJ , non·•moller. ... ~ ...,., P Dlt, ~n11 and aa-----aorne.Ene.Buaroute•57.
1ic pay & health In llCJrted wka Mu•t speak H ates. XJnt oppty to 4&7·2'Zl
suraoce Apply 9am and undeni..nd En«U.h supplement 1n ~ome -------
4pm, Mon thru fr1 R1ndf'ry experlenu• Wekome new rnldent.s ttousekeeiiens. full l1mt' & Barden Pest Cootrol, 898 he>lpfuJ Perm pit F1ex hn Ne.d Pit', good work.Ing condl·
Randolph. Colt• Mesa <"ar & typcwrit t>r llona, 8 pd holiday&. c.aii546-~7o Maintenance 11oi.p1ta 111y 11 0•11eu t:o.E e.rvtew Manor.
G 1-:N t:RAJ. CU-: IU< ~ce. M7 ·3086 642 l.'IO:> _____ _
Branch ol n•llunal com n--
pany ha' openinii: for f"r;JWJI
Gmet'al Clerk l'ypin".
fihn&. record lleep1n1t &
calculating arc the
duus .:X«llent fnoce
benefit.II SaJary SJ70 per
we6 Pleue aend re
1ume lo Barber Coleman Company, P 0 .
Box 7150, Newport
But h, CA 9266-0 Attn
Mr11 f'rNknrk Jo:qual
()ppottwut ,,.: nl ploy er
Gmrral offlct', j(1rl for f It
YtUil Newprt tich L•ll
000071
G9'BlALOfffCE
TO $100
Mt•<·l tht' public-•·x
eel h-nt oppqrt 11 n rt y l(ootl
brnPftL'i Jf'C'Ur.111• IYV•M!
frphmw
NO FELS
K~UEGk
& ~'"£t...IA fE ,
151-0471
Anot.htt entry level pos1
UC. ThJa la for YOO al )'OU
IJ.U varlety every day. It
laU5 a IJtUe bit of ever
yt1\lnR to lleef,l u.t ~r II\
1ne s m oo th ly
Mt'dulnJ~al aptitude 1.-•
pt'rlentt belPI
Wf' flffer f'itrf'llt'nt
benefit .. wh1rh tnC'lud'
ono· wf't'k 'ar1111on af\t-r
ll( ffi•J11t h' 11 {'•"d
h•d1d.tyll 1n1·l111'.!1nr
(l\nt>\11'\U& Wl'O'il urf llOd
IO'OUP 1n. .. ur11ntr tx•l(11"
day~ htn·
1 () llppl)' 11tll1V l1y hncl f 111
uut an JPPlllil11>r1
AM DOCUMB4TOR
A 0t VUIOfl ol
AM lntf'mauon•I. In~.
292'1 S DAlmler St
P O Box 10647
~t.a Ana. Ca 9211 I
Equal opportumt y
employer M /Y U
Ho.t,McKMu
Laituna llilll\ oHl<'e <1l
23001 Moulton Prkwy
bet El Tom Lakf' f'or~t
Dr h11'1 opt'n1na for
per1on to mN'l & grN't
tbf' pubhC' on. p rr baus,
• l\l"flCk"(f Must be 11 In ·
ce'l', ma ture &t outco-
~ R.chabh• tr .. n,portd
bon l'K'("~~ary ~hoold l1t-
ablt' lb won ,;pprol 14
dr» ~tr1ul(ht ea qu.irtcr
& mor•· aA ~ed W .. of
ler ''X<'t<ll 'tarllnR
'8lot.r) lntt-n11t-w will bt·
heltl •Kl SI·~ 12 & 1.3 fur
lllJlll 1·un\<A1'\ \1r lhl1:n
Ill h>'llUJ
U:'-t'OL:'-~r\\ l't;!-. &
l,i)t\N
\f I-11
JIOUSl-.K .. :t-:t•ER 3 lo t
da)"t wt:"ek C..111nl'8t' T hai
prt'f.-rrt'd L•Jt'lll•on
Harbor & Mc F Jdd•·n.
Call MO·ll57S 11:\k for
Radl't'
HOUSEKEEPER Live
In. pnv rm 6 b111h, TV.
Emerald Bay, Lugun •.
~
JIOL'SELEEPER J lo 6
daily ult' ~81•epinl(.
~ d1nnu 644 2 L35
HOUSEIEEPERS
& MAIDS
h.-an txrlus1ve pn,,,:ite
rt•iKJrt ~t .. rl 1mm1•1I
fbi·f ,1"~ 1-'rool l~lc t:•p prefnred Will train fUll 11ml' /\11111~ in
Mui.I h,;w t iq:w1 . !'ot H per•.,m. 1l!I N ( '"''l ~I Apply lo U.iv1d Hiwy. LaJC Sch ,,1 , .. 11
Mt Nt'1I Hotel La11.1na 7 14 14,..~~21. .. ,1c for 425 !fo Coast Hwy . fr.laine
~ 8ch 494 IU I ~~~· ~~~~~
• ....... -... -------llouM!«H9"r ftJvt·ln. Ill· ......,. ttt Kids 9,11 ,14 N U
CASHIER 604ll!50 Ma Jar'lt' OmtaJ Aa&t Cha1nide, X COU NSELORS TO
ray lie req, ROA pref, INV EST T If Jo; I I{ pnltlDnly Pr'Oll\.hodontir l':xPEJlTJSE TOWAfll1
1
________ _
pr<tctl1·e. nry nice offc OWNTNG A SJIAIO-: or ~al 1---------
HUM.AH SHVICES
C CJ c atty Se-rvlc•
~Ill ('osla M e ... a Sal ar y · AN t:STAB AC,.;N<'Y G«ws"aJOff1ce
Wait1• dePt"nds on ex~r QUA LI FI t: I> (j O ~758) mrrr•:RSCJNl.Y NEI-.() , ___ -APPLY . H9·11702
MOGtMMIQCS!
P:OE .M /fl' --------DENTAi. Rt;CF.P · 7S4·1581 MRS I.AN ... TIONlST CM. area full-FORlNTERV.
JUST JOIS GALOH
S"-USMOltE
AUWEMEED
IS YOU!!
557-0045
Day poa1tlon avr.ulablt
for tt•hllbh• p('~ Wl\h
NI apUtudf' '°" numtM'r'I
" plr1i. .. anl pl\<10.. m... o
nrr \I• wnrk "' ,, R1•1m
$rrv1C'f' C.i•tuer El'l)OY
<'it <' 1· I It· n t 1· om p a n y
brnt'f1t' 1ndud1na d rr~
nwal j)('r 'h1ft Apply
ll11m nnon . Mon ·f"ri
Pt'niOnl>el
Ya.th SenkH
Part Urnt" ~1l11>11 M·fl
per ht Super v urnm dt
teen prottram" nt )I of
lrvtne. 7:>4 JIU4
Data f)\try
IMTIY uva saoo
P'ublon lalan.d companr.
atrerin1 en\r)' level poe ·
tion for tomeODe w /U &hi experience on Univac
1700 or almllar equlp-
mertt. Excellent com·
PID1 beneftta.
111·9041 •
e O•A•r:t. tfffa•N• ff0f111A l UMtMMtt
DB.IVERY
We are looklng an out10-
ln« penon wt\h a 1ood drl v1ftl record to lrla ke
dellvenn In company
Wlhicle, 11-F. 1-5. Please
apply lo penon, Moo
UllN Fri 1-5.
Del llen O"ter 11 for L.A. nmm to homes lo N.e.
C .M . P•rtn . p /t.
$150/tl00 mo. M6-0Q7 or ..... 4121 W..Wly Place
Ste 102, Newport Beach lOO'llt EmJiiloyer Paid Sell thlnp rut with Dally ~WantA.da. _
Ham I Hon
Electro Sales ...
.. .Announce a
An Opening Of
A New Location
TM MllONI llldlt lft ~llOtllC -I fl•
tt!Ovlioll wlK lie °""'flf e _ llt.,,Gll kl 1111 °'""et ~ -Out .,_...,. Ofowtll Ill I~ ~· ..... -MM --.ioll W• Mid .. qdflly llflOllll IO ""-lllllrlllltl OUf lln~ted
OfOW\h. We lleM .,_..,,..In I/II IOllowlng *"':
CLlllCAL/WMIMOUll ............................. ~~. .,.,, ........................ ---.end---order'"*" tililllm\tl'll ~ llqvirtd, I
ADlllNllTUYIVI
......... 'llflll ............ "' .,,.,,._. ef IOw,.ii .. _...., ... ,,._,.. ~
,
time ---Fabnc cutter for b111by
tlOllUne mlgr. fo'ull t 1m1•
L11uoa Hills arcu roan
IOMUSIS SSSS 5411.7074 ----Dependable adull to
operate parklo& lol
sweeper. Moo-Fr"L llUd·
nlOll to SAM. $45-21811
DEPT ASST. Req1. re·
search tab work & col·
lege SCI couraa. Will
have admin & clencal
c:fr"i>e•u Bierer,
675·21511. Ke r c khoff
Marine Laboratory,
Corona del Mar, A
Jl'aclllty of Cal Tech.
~.O.E ... M/F/H. -----
DISHWASllER
Part Ume tl to3pm. SJ.50
per hr O. C .Airport area. CaJI Ron or Ken 2 to
5pal. 8Ci6-0654.
msHWASHER · wanted
OriCinal BBQ H. 8. Part
er full·t.I me . ..,.IS14
PRAFI'ER. eledrical, In·
dultrlal 6 commercial
bldga, Call 5"-7480 R.E
Wall Ir Aasoc Inc. 17781
Bkypark Clr. Irv., #0 .
Draftarmn wanted P /T,
aau Enalneerlnt firm. 0C Airport ITU. Salary
bMed on qu1Unc:alion1.
CaU~3'1117.
Dratn-Cleanera needed.
WlU tta1n. Xlnt P•1 lor bard wort. ror Wo can
-.1465 lAI Deb aree.
~R, 1toek elk must OC area dwlce
ltw aft. PK Indus\. &up· p l y Co . 2U7 S .
1111.beway, SA
• ...... .... .,fN'Y ON LINF. Temporarv
~I Stn1cea are
pleaMJd lo olf~r you 11
chance to wtn a ln p for
two to Cabe> San LucH
MAUJOTT HOTll
900 Nt"WPOrt 0-n t t"r /.) r
Newport BHt h
t;qwaJ Oppor Employer
-(-;;,;;;;:,;;-----,
1 Turn Extra . 1 I Time Into ·: : .l''a c t o r y Worller11 1n
chemical rerlncry full
tJID4! permanent pos1
lions. Hlah H h ool
cbem1atry or work e X·
peience 11nth chemlt1l1 helpful. Day & evening
thllta. start at M hour
Wiii train. Complet~
medlcal as lnauranre
benefita pa.Id for by com·
pany. Paid vsr atlon
plan, July & IJec plua
merit bonus pl en
Autom•tlc ulary 1n
CTUM PtOITlm F. 0 I:;
549-32111
CAM YOU DO: .,,,..., ........
•Aecn tla; ..............
•hsaail1
------'' Extra Mone-J 1 Rec11ter and work 40 t Tt'tnpororv wo(4l
hounandyouarelnthia Hot.el f m .. on1 a fl•·x1IJJf l dnwtnt' lt'a that aim RESBVATIONS I work 11rhl·<lult• 11u.i t ~" ~ CLBIC I flt11 y•1ur nt"t'fb Vflli) I
.,.. J' ;
•'W• l 111•
FACTORY WORK ER ..Trllft.Of Femal e m ac h ln" .,I.Ill
opa'aton, no e11perlen<'" 95r.:2612 neceaaary, Will truln rT
Xlnl company bendlta 4211 Me t ....
WJ!;Nf;ED
.'Se<Telart es I w /W /o SH I
~~m+
,,.General Ole Clerk11
1Ftle Clerka "Ace.ta Cler-tr..~ ./~ta
C1'-Lff\:.
It~ ~l MWICtS
l72l~St. ... .,.... .....
Call 545.otOO. "'..,... ...
l'ACTQRY TRAINEE <MacArtburSquare) .-n.OMCI eood pay, JIJnt future In 1 ____ .. ____ 1 lma:aed. openln1. Ex·
(aat 1rowlng plaatics ------plt'lnc-4. Bkkp1. lite
a db ea I ve eo 1531 OENERALOFP'1C!! typln1. pbonu. $150
Monrovia Ave. N.B CM publlaher. $3.50 br etart, Co. benefit,. .
M-~m. Ja'Ollin&. No e:11pat1ence _IG_.sm __ . _____ _
F e m a l e I'' • c t o r y neceuary · Hard worker Girl Friday ~:Ur, n«
Pacll.aacrt. S3 15 per hr only. KRJ. 957•t4 Reep& phone 6 type
to at.art. Merit ral.so. GeMral Office l :IOAM· IOwpm.f/l,p/\.~TIM.
1U'1 liblrOria Ave. N.8 . J:IOPM Mon tbru P'rl
Mt-$125. Tel. penooallly, muat be
rn."Ea.ERX 8d wtt.h n1ure1. Typtn1
lmtn9d full Ume openina a"1,red Salary open.
1J1 mort1a C• COIDPIUIY Lclri a Kikbmt, WJ9.0?ff bnnch olc for e•per m. _Ill_. _lOAM ______ _
clerk. Sorne typlnR r.:mary. Salary com· ~ ~· mensurate w 1eaper. ~ General W
lh. Man-Fri 1:»5:30. mall tor appt. 11:.0 .E.
llft.
•
JOIS
AVAILAIUU
OPF.RATORS. tnM iH2 ... Xorox ~ ... IBMOSI
TypltU War~e WorbrJ
Aatembltt1
\.~/j
T'''J
.,.
f\IUtuMday opm.ln«fQr ran work ·" mudtl t ~ lYl"Sl wtlh plca .. nl und '" ollen "' ~ I phortt' manner able to l1kt• All off11·1• :o1kP9 I
work undl'r tome pre· n t' t' d t' d I"( oil I pure Enjoy excellent " " P t' r 1 c n c ·41
company twnef1t.". apply nAl'~t-.. ~sEuMryRLL',RC
tam·noon. Mo n ·Fr1, "" a· ~ ~ ELECTRIC ··
MABJOTTHOTll. ASSEMBLERS
llOO Hew-port Center Dr 1l':xpen enc1•1I1
Newpe>rtBucb MACH OPER
F.qWLIOpporEmployer WAREHOU8E·
lbd
S.penisor
fatfMyff
Cafeterla
Immediate openJn1 ex·
hll for rellable •n·
dlvidual w1Ut aome food
service • 1upervlsorr
experience, able to work
RnJbk boun. Advane.· mmt~tyuwell u eompa111 benefit•
avallable. Appl1 tam· noon. Mou·Frl. Penon-
nel.
MAlllOTT N01a
IDONlw ... t O....Dr
Niwpon8Heb S.-Oppar Employer
..... .............. to
wortt -rue.. Fri, l"3 for
J ...... ......,Au '•· -.sa
SHIP-REC CL~
Top pa y, pid ~
vuc-atlon$, r<>fcrr"I,
honUllCI\. N1·vcr • ll'(' • . IELL~ ~ 8 l"IVI(.. "J /.
Call or I Come In To<.111y '
Irv Inc ~ ......... ..: .
Zl02 81111lness I Cen~r Drive • I
Suite208 11
HunUUton Bet<$
M )44tt
8907 W•m.r Av•
121.5
1.aaut1• Nl~uel •
llloOl41 ~ 279~7 Cabot Roect
·-
law..._., llL'W'&AY
"'mf 11: Sg~-.:"att.. 1EU.J.m;as 1~·~a.1=.!a.~·~-
Two 0' OUk • ..,.., IP-aCtAL OU&..._Talll
CUITOM&as -··· •"'* ..... N s s D TH g I I -...... 4ata •lrr
I; I N \ & N T 0 ft Y ... -.. l_ Jr . .a.• , COUHTSD. • ..,._,... r.a • .. rt • U..ln..8'111. ......
M1nuf1cturJn1 mtdlc1I company
ne.dl a penon who lt a aell ·•iart•r.
llket deta l work. capable ol worklna
under a mkrotcope or wltb 1m1Jl
part&. Kftowl•dl• of aolderlna operaUona le rt1l1tance wtldln1
prore11e1 helpful. Good beneflt1.
M h1ton Vte,Jo a Yea . Salary
com.nenaurat with experience. Only
thot qualllled 1 ekln1 permanent
employment. call Betty for
appolntment S&l 3830.
~~~:.~ •••.. ?!~
•,U I'' t/ .......... "9Mw•'--...... I ....... -dlllill& •· ,..t...ce •t werkla1 ................. .......... ~-· ........ &GOia • ft.a. ...... be ... to
work h'oal verbal IA·
ltrwUeu .. ••ll •• ......._ • drawlnt•· . .. ,......,.. ......
• ,..... all at.um.rd
.. t'1HI • m•c-loe t.oala. 6 be aMe to UN a1J ....................
"'•••· lltq ul re1 a .-.mumo11,,.. ~ tkstu1S,.&hM11
• ....... DI model or' JM llcmra.ta C.M.
~ .. ~!~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!4! -~ ....
llua!=':f•A.ttl1tant for M•DtA 11.a. tMare. Prefer O....ral IHl~lfHDCt
claalo 1 ore u p. le •lludacaplnl eaper.
,,_., or ....... KID. W N. •"* Or. NB. •--~--... -.... -.,.,--.
•I • U . llr. ltattb . ...._ ----llJ.21& ·--------,.,_6 a.ckotnee.
-----.--llATDIALHAHDLINO ScmetnlDI. • _. ..-t.n.t oteeltd for Plrta.eotkpenoe Tb• Monie Boosters ......... 4-ired bat M..Slul Tecbnolo1l1t. ~ . .., £. mh nat ,..PNCL WW trabl. Cai. Uc DOt req_uired .
a.c.M.MS-7111 ~•H tompu y lllD2rnapr. Ftalttim~. llmkWW for buly aaJoo. tnchadlna back ,_m_._.i_. _____ _
G d I ' • lt'VlM. A K•· oo oppor.uaal)'. davla Inda . co . .-.CALASSISTA.NT
9alt N>-'ID ... 1:.0.B. M t w po r t B e a c: h llmJI-·---Rllwrllt.ok>tOtt'• olf\c.e. -.... MATlllAL ..._have valid, limited TOOL CRIB COMTIOL mu1Clllo9keletal X-ray "°°"' Jl., °' l t • • d 0: prototy pe 1bop e•· fG."17 ~=· eontact ____ z_.o_.E_.___ Immediate 2nd shift --------1 Ol*l1nl fOI' ladlvklual t.o
A--vealpmdun Ii routlne
vm:i yea r e:aperleue. lib.• wd1 Sal*""" eoe--Fint d .. lrvlne COID· _,, paoy wltb e•c•llent mensurate with exper.
benefit• aod 1rowtb ~mt
I JO P80PLI! .. ..._....._,_ ...
NUD&D· :.:~, • 4tJ F ~:·.:. I 6ra:Mtrm I _ _...., GAL IS0&8TAIY 1-------¥ ....... ........ ,,.c..... ~-s
J.eeollclatOria C.11. ~~
to.1121 WllnlMSTll ___ z_.o_.E_. ___ , Hit~'-
,....._, ;a
Dltll pn111 oper•tor • MICHAMC
I ....... , .,..... Illa .. ,..... LO ...
I ~l4~m WWh&IW W.$9&n:::or Rn ._.. -_.. ... ... ... .. .... .... for . •
4 0 Pi; P L .. E ·---. ...... ~O.&. JIMt, IMW.
NJ:coao: ._----ll'POITIJfllY
I s.z!m""''ab . ...,,_. ... TOWALaf .u>.AMaaK I Sl ·$pin. ~,Ct ,.. walk Ii .-paW for It; ~olflwpauad,... I Ip Into your ~ ... ,,,._.,,...to tatH HP•rieoce re·
dbpenH t00Un1 and
•bop 1uppllea. Xlnt. 1tartio1 r•te and
benelltl. BOOlll to ad·
••nee Into more ~tool maiA· t...w:.wort.
IOSAMIMC.
~.Npt.Beb.
AD Equal Opportunity
Employer
prClnllal
COASTAL
PlaSOMMIL
Ae.IMCY
540-6055 mo HarborCM
call~ boun appt MQOIU.ISCOlr'rS
A.Und.lve Females C>Dly
liOOWk +.~
1 Jeans for these l °'9.-le ••u a.iaia ..., t rs • to i...i-a qW.red.
I a n d o t b e r Die 1hu1 11' Oo • ._ • .,. ,.._. ..weau. 01•• MIRICAN
t e mp o r a r y ••••• 15 .._ t• • .....,. ,. 1n.-e u.m I .-algnmenta. penoa ... uned to •~•tomelfl•. Ho
I WAREHOUSE opera~ •• IBM 1141 ......_ • Hour: ' to e SAVING Dela 8talloli. Wiii be ...... _, IA ,_... s
meeb&llieal a11embl1 We are.loalldna for an ex-~ -W. No 09. ,... pert4DC9d lndlriduaJ to
cPred, wtll traill. 11/P'. JoUI our lbJoten•nce AJtlJl1 bl penoa Gartoa rttalf. lndJvldual m1nt ~. 1l330 Ward bal'e eome esperteace to
SL.ltnvtJ.-the maloUlolnc of --------• H.V.A.C. electrical ....... --... -~
........ lady needed full
time • camty mialcn-for
buay 1lore In Costa w.e.a. Will train. Call ......, Momlnl newspaper auto
l'OUU. Approx hn <4~m
da.IJy Ideal supplemen·
t.aJ Job Approx earnings
137~ "5() mo. !)4()..3008 &
~7-lOam
: ASSEMBLERS I 1'9poulbl• for all ln -0. ~ Sept. uUa;
Marblnlst eq\ipmellt • pll&lllbinl __,.._..,.."", ___
repaln. Escelftftt com-TIQMCIAH
ELECTRIC I .... b7 ~. ... to l :00; l\esNbU~ =:=,o. lkh
: ASSEMBLERS ="=• ... put J_ = v8:.t:S-Pk~~ Mr= er ~~ma
I McAExCpeHriOniPcedER' ,..u ., Will u otber I...-Nlpsl. s.. Mrt. llOE ll /F Ill
OPERATORS l*lY bmdilt. Apply t.o Medical Components
PelOllOd, Moo t.bnl Fri Coc'P • a fast 1row1ac ~12. hl1h technology com-
400 We .. I ' tier Mal f*JY in Mission Viejo is
llechani c -Sew1 n 1
Macblne Nr 0C Airport.
Moa-1bun 6-4 .30. Wiii
train. 971-l«J
1 c18ical t.dioM, Typ-a.tr
I SlllP-RECCLl<S iD1 •wpm required: -------FTe\'ioUI apeieoce oa UVE-IN or DAILY help
I T 0 P pay . P 8 1 d lBIU741 preferred. Send for 2 cbUd ru. Lite
I vacations. refcrnl. ,.......1saa.1ary nM1ulte· bou141wortl. M.5-MtO I bonuses . Never a ment to; CoatroUer, The Uv.ln ChrUtlao helper. I ree. Gulllton Hall Co. Inc., for tiderly woman ln CM
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..a Bltth St., Newport ear~·' .....,. -IEL[~ Beach, Ca . tatlO. An .-...--. --· I ~~Opport unity I•----------· .... ........,... ~ ...
LOT AT"l'ENDANT needed fWI or part llme.
MMt be 18 yean old.
~-05!0
LYN
Medical weight control
<"lin!c. Full time da ys
Mo o .-Fri Pleasuot
11\nt • 2nd abU'l open-. mes tn pund.I praa, tap.
pm,, .tr ll<'J'e'W machine --------• dept. $4.00 to atart
w IOVert1me avail. Le•d·
lni benefit package
w ,.fully pald medlcal &
deoCaJ after 90 days.
ROSAN INC.
548·5533, Npt.. Bch.
MAIHTIHANCI
MICHAMC
We are seeking a ~Uable
per.ion with ex pen cnct:
•
' i:;;EAVIC~... so.~co.
Cell or I Come In Today Whllt.'s Your Trade• Vl&it Ol&r New LouUoo wortdng rond1l1ons Xlnt $1.89perDay salary . Be n e f1t11 &
An Equal Opportunity
___ E_mployer
Maids. apply The Inn a l
Laguna. 211 N Coast
ltwy, l.:aguna Bearh
In lxilding mamunanct:
&c electricity lo jom our
~ng1neer i nl Dept
Graveyanl sh.I.ft. F.n1oy
tixcellt:nt t o mpi1ny
benerlls, apply 9am
noon. Mun l'l-1. l'enon
nti. lrv1nt•
IJJ.1441
2102 Bualn~s
Center Onvt:
'Iba'slltlletopay Helm Schaffer PsnJAgy bonu s cs Pr ,. fee r
flJ'" an Md m the Dally Pilot <BmCamifto Capi.a\J'ano Vt'fllpuncture ex per. all MAUIOTT HOnL
900 N~rt Q<nt.er Ur
Nt'WJl(>rt Bt:a ch
F,qual Oppor t:mployer Suite 208
Sfrvlce Ou·ec.tory Uwt can ID, Lquna Nliuel 54<Hl5l l ~yourpl'Of~1onal 83l·TnR 4112·2620 •M«llMI Operator•
MAIDS
F..xpenenced fuJI lime &
weekends. M2 3030
Jluntineton Rc1.t ell
147-149'
1denlity. For more in· AdaDn .. Oerical .. Tec:b Mr ~ r or e I e c t r o
fonntuon call 642.-5678 1~~~No~~F~eea~E~v~e~r~~ I mecluuucal producu has
11907 Wanicr i\q·
1121:;
---) . an 1m.medlat.e need for
an individual to ~rate
a Bridgeport Milling
rmchiM & dnll press
Must be able to read
bluepnnts & have
knowledge of general
ahop practices 2 yrs. ex
per preferred Xlnt co
benefit.a. Apply direct to
MAIDS WANr£D 1661 S
cat Hwy. Lagwu1 Brh
494-4892.
MA.HAGS TIAIHH
No "per nttt'lls11ry ff
you like work1111t w IP'ffl
pie & wanl reaporu.1ble
poiutl-00 mana1un~ )our
own office. let\)!) U>ll you
abolJ\ our planned train
mg prof!ram to teach you
the consum•· flnanc" ~ IVet.t>rasu. OJT
awrovfd 1 Salary pos1
tion. ltlnt ben(.'f1U.. & op
pCJrturulles for pen.onal
jV'O'Nth & ad'vllncem('nl.
l..aguna "l1gucl
lll-45.42
279S7 Cabot !loud
Santa Ana
HJ..OllO
7t5N Ma in
ll n Jl< klodJ
Offitc I
E11ual Opportunity
Employer Ml I''
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
.. FAST
RESULT11
SERVICE
DIRECTOltY
For Result
Service Call
642-5678
bt.121
LOAN AUOITOI
Trainee or ex
perienced-please se<'
our ad today under
CLERICAL. Columbia
Savings.
Sellin& anything with a
Oaily Pilot Cla.11sif1ed Ad
is a simple matter .
just call 642-5678.
Growth
Potential
INTERVIEWS
WILL BEHELD
Monday • Thureday
9:00 • 11:00 AM and 1:00 • 3:00 PM
At Emeraon Electric Company
We will be lntenle wtag for tlae followta9 poatd oaa:
• Auotuttallt
-~-a.n • Applkatloae ~ • CcMare .... (}pentor/Pl'OllQWr • Depa..-..t Ca. ...
• 0oc:.wat eo.tro1 ca. ... • o .............
• l!/M Aeeeabey Tndtlee
·~ ..... cto .. • e..f• I ..... Tet•Md-·~ ·-Hrt • Reid Sea vice f.aml• eer
• n.ld S.1 vies Pana C..... , •e-....1........._.T .......
• M••'-Traa... ..... Card 0 Operator .......... " .....
• P......iC&etll
• Pto•rtdOll P...._..T......_
• Pto••cdoaPle "' • Pradlldl•Sc:ll.ed.._.
• Pl'G ............... ..
• Pw h•1 Exp 1 lllUr
• a.c.lw ... a.t&A
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• ., ..... f./JI "'-•I '"'A
• 9t11t1111 fJN Aau••"' T..-..
• T..tE. ... eer
• T..tTrin'd·n
• Tnaa'orwnAur•"pTnlree
• Trurfoe a r Ma•n AH 1Uy T ......
e U., lr'I' I Clot' •W..._T.-..
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c ••• o.r...-• .... ••r tau•#••** .._._.. weleo llMPd1r .... ••• .. ...W. We
... ,..GROWJH POTENfW. atl• IFF I •11111tcC.. lillil 1 1 ' a d ....__,,,., ... ,_..., • ...._.
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MatttrS,.ClafHn
1640 Monrovia C.M.
642-2'42'7
KO t:. -----
•MACHfHISTS
Orange C.OUnty electro·
mechanlcaJ m/gr has an
immediate openinR for
an experienc e d
Mactunilt. Must be able
lo let up & operate all
machine shop tooling
such as milla. lathes. sur·
f~ RJ'inden. drills. etc
Will be required lo work
from blu e pr1nla.
alcetcbes • verbal in· formation. Apply 1n
penonto:
MmterSpecJaltiff
IMO Monrovia C.M
00-242'7
EOE
lnapectofl
MAIL,ttDl"f CLO KS
fUU time pos1lJ005 llil &
2nd stun.a avail for bu:.y
data processing co fla n
dle status callll from ac·
countants & h elp
coordmate qU111lly con
lrol with Edit Dl'pl &
~ relat.ed dutit'll 10
key adding machine &
boolkeeping cxper de
sirable. Xlnt co benefit.s
Call for appt.
SAJi'ECUARO
BUSINF..SS SYSTF.M S
2283 Fairview Red. C M.
549-~l
MAitn84AMCE
MACN .. ST
2 yn exper. w /lathe &
mill. Weldioa & solder
inK lkllls desirable. Tbls
full time poaluoo off en a
variety or wo rk &
generoua benefits. Im·
mediate o pen i n g
Newport 1bin Fll m L.ab.
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Have some\hing t.o sell~
Oa.wlfied adll do 1t well
l'ACffH . .: l''INAN('J'.
2792 lla.rbor lllvd CM
S49-JO'l l
MANA<.if.R
lmmtidlate open1 a ~.
responsible pogillon run
rung a ICl'OWLnlC 24 hour
cornmunkallons bU!il
ness. Mu st ha ve
a up e r v11ory o r
rmnagenal background
Dullea ran ae fr o m
acbeduhn1. 1tarf1ng.
1uperv11tng •PPrOX l2
female employee11. re
cord keeping, tra1n1n~
penonnel, sales & public
rclallOO.'I Good company
benefits & Kai Ill")' Looi!
inR f04' a ('hallt>ni:e ~ Ai.k
for Mn Cole 64~ 7568
Shape Your 1 ...
Future At ~I
Eiteellent oppo'1un11tes tor e1tpetleneed lnapectors to join our
e•pand1ng team In teh lollowlng areas
INSPECTION SUPERVISOR
2nd lhlf1
Requires • minimum ol 5 years O C auper111s1on
uper1enee w11t1 thorougl'l kno wledge of USAS v 14 s
blueprjnt <11mene1on1 required Wiii oversee t1n111
1nepect1011 lunc11on
PRECISION MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
2nd Shift
We are Mieklng lndlYlduala 10 lnapect ljrsl article
m1cn1ned part• and equipment in1ng atandarc:I
ln1pectlon technique• and pracll~•. Muet be able to
read and uae engineering drawlnga.
PRECISION ELECTRONICS
INSPECTOR
11( l htft
Require• baale lcnowte<Sge of eleetronlct and ele<ltrlca l
theory; ability to u .. rneel'lanlc11 lnapectl<>f' tool• and
rHd blueprlnll.
RADIOGRAPHIC I ~ASONIC INSPECTOR
We are Mell Ing an lndMdual Quall119d a1Level11 tn both
c11egorle1 tor a minimum of 2 wa,., Know.ledge of
NAVSHIPS 2S0-1500-1 helpful. Aequlr• & yHrt
ellj)9flenee In NOE.
In retutn tOt v<>ur vrluabte tkUI•. M off., top eompetltlV'I ••OM al\d
an lnduetry INdlng b41n9fltt Pl~ whldl lnclud• Ill•. m9dlcal .
orffCffptlon. •nd dentJll cowr•te alont With 13 paid l'lolld1y1
1nc1uct1no CttrietmM lhutdown. coet ot IMno r11 .... Q4tNl'out
reur•tMnt. and m~n m0<e. For lmmedla19 conefder1uon. ~
contact:
L!AA SIEGLER, INC.
!NIAQV PRODUCTS DtVISION
.. I . 0,. "=r4 H'H & 0,. Roedl .._Ml.CA
l714)MMltO
..
looking for a bnght.
youns mec hanical
manufacturing techn1 .
cWl with 2 yean of com
plex mechanical a:i
ae~y exper MaxJmum
pay comlDC"n.!lurate with
~P"f'. rt you fttl you art'
qua11/led and ready for <1
cha1len1te with an t'X
eellent chan ce ror
perM>tUtl and f1nanc1al
growth + xJol benefa~.
giv~ us :i call. ask for
~y. 581 :M3I)
Whethf'f }OU r<' buymi: or
i.ellln1c Cla11 ... 1f1i·d ad
"<'rtismg will gr-t your
rne.&.a1t1· to I.he right lX'<•
pit> Call Triday' 00 5678
Med\all.IC. no heavy hit
ID& ttq'd, 4-Sday week,
bn optional. Must be eJC·
per. on sm & gas enf(
Ask r or Tom 644 9552
MKt-•l-c E•~ri enced 1n C .M
Dealenl:llp. T op pay &
beoef1ls. Xlnt work1n11
cond 1n So Oranl(t'
County Conla«t J oi·
Hertz or &U Mc Lain al
f'tulhp , kw<'k . f'onuat
La~un .. 11 111~
7141S3'7 ~
M e d 1 c a I J ' "' l 1• "
penenc\·d 0 rthriprrl u
~.rgoon lyplnJ<, b.t<'lt or
flee l'oon '\m o kt>r
fi46..Sl94 r-----------, : M·•""GRAOco -oENDOKI : I 4030 W. CHANDLER I
: SANTA ~~~! CALIF. I
I Conta<.:t Pat I
I Ht1p1111) J!rr>v.in;: (i(' m.1nuf l" 11.11.i.tc:d do'>t I
In San 011·1·0 & c;c~ F"'" 1n mflC!.•m mdu'I I • nmplM h.a .. 1mmt'<I up1:nml!'> fur h11thlv I I m1111\Jl<.'<1. v.dl qu;1llfk<l pc.•r"lfln<'I
I MAHUFACTV•t,,.G SU'8tVISOtl I
I Ch alll"n~ini: po 1lt0n w !(Int oppl \ for I
1n·r,..onJI ~ruv.lh \lu,..1 hJ\t '>l r<in.: I lt•adi·r:.bip t•\J)(•r 1n '1m1ldr o~r.tl1on I
I PIOOUCTIOM LUI> '9SOM I
II Chall<'nl!10I! P""t11111 "' 1>lr'>n•• l1•thn11 JI 11
b.1• kl!ruunt1 A .1l11ltl\ to "upt•rv1l>t' group I produ< 11oi1 hne I I I ECBYIHG IMSPK TO« I
I Re<'ent exJX"r in mPC'hanH al & 'httl mrt11l I
parts Mu.'t h<· ahl•· In rt>arl hluf•pnnt~ & 'I
I knov. lt"d11e 1Jf ln~ix·t tuin 11,l()I' ('hallt·nl(1nu
fl-0'1l111n v. i..lnt op pt' f11r p• r'lmal '''""'th I
I I I ASSEMBLERS I
I Sk1ll1·d 11w1·han a"t•mhlc·r' Mu~t I d<'l>t'OdJhk"' ~trung dt·,•n· 111 l•Mcl
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I R& fl an11 lli.:ht m.1nul.11 l1lw•pnnt rrl\liin~· lw I IJ)OUl cl1·'11 Jhlt-
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I MACHINIST
I Opt>nlr\I! lnr
manufai
Mill <lpt·r •• 1or H&.D 1>lui. lt~ht I
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PROOUCTIOH PU HMB
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Recent exper ln production control on I
elc1tro-mechan. production ltne Xlnt t>PP'Y I for person w/ a bl lily lo plan & control now Q(
hlRh volume production. I
I I I xr.NT. co. BENEFITS & w o RKTNG COfiD.I
I W I CAREER POTENTIAL FOR
QUALIFIED INDIV. I
I Day &r Night Shilt.a Avrtll I .L-----------.1 I
Noon Duty Supervisor
I h 11 ~ l. lS. Moo thru
t)'1 iuo per hr Ca II
700.3400 ---Nurse-aide. wknds only.
rur paralyze d yn ~
w oman , lOum 4pm
67~5M2
N~ Aid~ 7 J. & :t I l
F.xperienct>d $.3 2:; to
S4 00 per hr. Rl'l'ent
Uad.\. & ~WIYC'\ a1·
1·~1-d for Cl'rl lra1ninv
M~a Verdt• Conv lie"''
t,t;J < '.l'nter C M ~IH a!.>K-1
NL fl~l':S /\IL> I'. Im
m1•tl1a t e upt-n•ni: .1t
HJ I 1· 1 i.: h 11 1 I h 11 o., p
N .. w r1ort lit'arh
11 i :J>AM !1h1ft l'rd1•r
('ll~ent't' Call &1!",·5707.
NUftSlNG
M-0-8-0-D-y
DOES IT I ETTH
We ar• GRO WING
F.ASTBl .ct off..-you
MOU MMM _., otMr
.... Mr4k:e. iftctMdMq
a Sep1111b« Sit)llMJp
bm.aof
SSO-SI 25-$200!
C41-dtclffly
for ..... tp.q ddoil5
RH'S. L VH'S,
AIDES
WI MEED YOU HOW!
CHICXUSOUT
TOOAYl
LAGUHA HILLS
OFACE
252S6 Cabot Road
I Eldorado Baoll Bldg>
1714 ) 961-0356
GARDEH GROVE
OFACE
CBndi:ecrttk Hu.i, Park)
12:f02 ValJey View Ste~
(714 I 8911 !1237
•NATIONAL•
NURSING
SERVICES
Temp t:mploy Scrv1ct1.
A Step Above
NO FEE J-:OE M /F /H
OFACE rosm<>Hs
Major naUonal co. wlth
new headquarters In
Newport Beach is pf\'·
aedly tunng a compleU-
office staff
Nerckd•~
~~
~t.5 /Cert fypdti;
./ Atultaot Booldtttper
Mini.mum ol 2 yrs. ex-
peri~ \I reqwred for
all podiOna. We olttf' an xlnl com-
tim.Uon cl good startlng
u lary. full medical
bmdltt. 811m to 4: 30pm
wmtt boun " opportunl.
l)' for irowlh-Far im ·
mediate c:on1lder atlon
pMmeC&IUlr. Jay:
100 /472-431 I
MOITH
...alCAM
DU••CHOUP
LOOKING FOR A CAREER?
Join Our Team/
We are looking (or manaa•ra.
If you are •x~rlenced and have
management background. we
want to talk to you. We nave
a complete training program
for those lndlvlduale who
want to mov• Into e reat
management opportunity •
• Good 8wtlnt UefJ
• P9ld Vacation ..... ,.,
• Lift 1114 Hftfttl lnNaMe
• ,_..IMMI
P.opfe 40• arid otn«a encouraged to apply.
Ctll or come by for more detalla.
11& North Loera, AnaMlm
(114) 774-9210 (213) &37·7309
• -·-' .
Huntington Beach
147·J491
8907 Warner Ave
Piii/Jiff MIA
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I PdTTIMI
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............. kb t IMI. <Mr-11. 8tut at I a.a,... ~r. no.e I U2-0U, &st uo I BETWEEN 4: 00·$: 00
I Pll. ....... *" I Equal Oppomally
I ~-· I Put timt deli work for I woman, wbile cblldren I we tn Kbool. eau Jan.
I -.im.
I Put-time, full time poei-
I tionl. 3 Yount men for
Please contact Hulb
DWon: 6"-188$.
SAN llESO
RDEUL
SAVltlS & LOAN
F.quaJ Opportunity
Employer M ;f• /H pnl1(191'&Uon and clean up wort for palnUnt con·
tndor. 1131.{fl•. 862·91M2 11 _________ ,Pharmacy Clerk, ex
II pa ..... nME penenc.!d. to work 4.5 Santa AMI
tlJ.OllO
715 N Milfr ·
~· dys pr wk In COM I Several part time open· pharmacy Call Mrs
Inga uial in major Young 644·7575 for in.
• OHlceAnllfJllll'
Health Care fftl"tf, l"'khilbt lo LUI, Wed·
nea/Tbura. IAll t o
4:30Pll, Sat/8Ua. X1nt
• paid holld,p.
Manor, 350 W'.
y St . C . II . .C.~ ... E .O.E.
Newport Beach firm: terview.
Mall Clerk ; Micro·
eraphlcs Clerk; Stock Pipefitter expt'rienced
Clertt. 13, hour to start Apply al American
Are your Irids back in AW>matic Fire Protec
school? Or are you going tion.-.-i.
back to school? lf so Pre-Sch ool Teacher
pieaseconlact needed full lime. Hunt
C.rolyn Berkeley Bch area. Benefits &
644·58118ext 7853 raises. 8'47·528<t or 0r·~ Mi-2948.
.L:J§~
620 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach, EOE.
rusc:HOOL AIDE
Exper preft>rred ,
11 :30-Jpm daily, M f• ~ C.M Call Mon
AM. U yoo're not reading the
IJUJe ads in Cladlfied,
YJXJ'rc missing ~ ~ot of ·---.-.-.-.;; __ •! PRINTING .oewsy inform1.1t40~ ai. F /Ume per.mm1 needed
Well auom_e grel,). t bU.Y~. PART TIME m web offset presl\room
OFC MESSEHGJER Exprd & tramet:s Mm $1 89 ~er IJ'AY Tuel & Thurs 8-5. use age 20. Pennysaver 1660
• company car. Good driv-P1aceolla CM 1bat ·a al you 17ay for inR record & neat ap~ ---· ~ a:.>dayad1nlhe pearance. Mrs. Via , ~llle as U1g'' 1·1J:..,if1t'd
OAILYPILOT 644-882t. ads are really :-.rnull
SERVICE ~~~~~~~~~I "people to 1>4-'0Plt· ... 11t·"
l all'> with big rcUfler'lh111 Dl•~ORY Have aomet.tung you want 1 T 1 ' ~' ti> ad.I? Classified acb do and big n:21u L'' o P an•
DOITNOW! It well _ Call NOW, your cla...s1f1<.'CJ ad, call 642-5'71 642-5678. today642·56711
MACHINISTS
Pflllammer
Duties to include dealgn,
test and verificaUon of
pnisrama to be used in
centralized reporting
systems.
Firmware
Programmers
WUJ be responsible for
desltcn of firmware
penpheral controllers.
channel Interfaces. et
al. for new product fama
ly Expenence 1n
firmware programmlnfl
o( mtelligence computer
penpherals based on
Z·80, 8080 and /or
6801 16803 macro com-
puttt systems reqw red
BS or MSEE or MSCS
preferTed
We o fler excellent
~fits which include
one week vacation after
six m onths. I I paid
holidays includtnR
Otmtma11 week off and
WOUP insurance beRans
dayo(hm:.
Please send your rri.umt'
includmg sulary history
LO
AM Docun.ntor
A Division Of
AM lntt>nuit1on11l. Inc
2921 S Dlllmler St
P.O Box 10547
Santa Ana. Ca 92711
Equal opporturuty
employn-M /F /H
WE CHALLENGE YOU TO COMPARE
If yo/J ,hlnk you •re Htlalffed with your preHnt job, try this c•reer check-lltt.
1 Pays Top Compet1t1ve Wages
2 Overtime available on ALL Shilts
3 25 year track record of continued
My Company
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profits aesures 1ob stability
4 Cost of Living Raises Quarterly
5 Shill Premiums
6 Modern. Clean Fac11i11es
7 13 Molidays Includes Christmas
Shu\down a P41d Vacation
9 Free Life, Medical Prescription
•nd Dental Coverage
tO. Generous Retirement
11 Freewwy close Orange County
bo<WIOn
12. Oredk Union
13. OClt.lftandlng Sick leave Program
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ettould think m0<e about II Better yet. give ua e t ell and we 'll give you some more reeaona to think about
Our diverse client base, a comblnallon or governmenl. commercial and mllllary cuetomera
enablee Lear Siegler to offer the unique combination of job 1tab1illy and Cir"' oppor1un1ly Current openln ge lnclUde· ·
TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS
Tool Room
2nd Shift Extensive lathe machining
Toot Room
2nd Shift E.lllernal & lnlernat Gflnd1ng
Jig Bore DeVlelg
111 & 2nd Shilt
Exten11ve Delllleg experl·
ence on prototype and tooling.
Tool Meker
1 tt l 2nd Shift
Jig & f lic turea, d lea · p<ototype work
Jig lore Soecl•ll•I 2nd A 3rd Shift
Requlr" •xpenonco in small 11g bore. P & W, K & T aomo
pg grind •xp11r1ence reQulred Knowledge o r
Moore gr1ncter
PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
OeVlleg and Jig Mii
LUCM Bortnl MUI
Jig aor. Machlnlltt
3rd Shift
Turrwtuttte 2nd & 3td Shift
Ortncler Mechlnl9ta 2nd"'"' Internal A ••Wnal grinding
gperator. UmHld ·~• ~.
!nalne LalM
tet. ~nd & 3rd Shlll
MNNM Mechlnl1t1 ,,,. lhlft
,,.... Mechlnlltt
11t Shift NIC ~IMry. ce~ter 3. •.a
5 ••It
A pleas8..l)t atmosphere
ror person with accurate
typng, lots or phone con-t.act, great befle( IU
NO FEES
KRUEGER
& ASSCX::IA fh
851-0471
Pwchcnlftca Mcy
Resp for purcfiasin~ al I
kinds or Marint> lldwr.
lndust hardware, &
Yacht suppbea, must ~·
exper, & knowledgable of
Marine hardwarC' &
equip Call Ralboa
Ma rine H ardware
s.9-96'71 for appt
F.OE-M ;F/11
Real E!Jtat.e Sales
AllllMtiom7
High income. proven
method. on the job tram
mg. lead."! 751'344-0
Rettivtn~ Clerk for II B
Drug Slor<' Mon fo'r1 9 5
Mm aj(l' 30 IW7 25f;.1
Receptionist Part 11me
Morron~ SJ 00 hr start
me Good ap~arance
752 0869 Nr 0 C
AlrlJ()l1
RECEPTIONIST
Growing compa n y in
Irvine. nt>t>d 11 ex
penence<I. rf'&pon111blc
llCB'T'IOMST
Upt typinc, IOOd pbone
personality. Chance to
advaoce with ne-w com·
p.n.y. No eapr. nee. Npt
8da ioc:. *-0308
RECP f!'YPIST · Y tr.
n eed enthu1ta1t1c.
pteaaant penon for our
front olnff. Must type
15wpm and enjoy
antw~~lhe phone Will a be1t1nner
who bl willinic lo learn
Contact Patty Smtih.
1.152 Langley Ave . Irv
~· ---
ltlCIPTlOMIST
~ Beach to aso
Your well dreaat>d
groomed appeara.ntt II>
what lhu company 1a
leS:in' You Wlrl amwer
pborws, meet the c llenlJI
& event.ua.lly move up 1.n
the worid. P1usb o(f1ces
& excdJ«rt bend rts are
yours Call 557 6122
l<Xn. Free appbcaot
,......_... 54rrlc•
15'JO C'ampu-.. ' k
f lpPn 1\o!onda) t-,vt•ninl(
l'nt11 7 pm
RISIUCH AIDE
F mM£ Colleae Chem &
810 Basic molt.>cular
s tudies . DNA C all
Pe"gy 81 e rf!r .
7l<t "67S-21.W
Kerdtlolr Manne Lab •
Corona del Mar. A rat"1h
ty of CaJ Tech . E. 0 t:
M/F/H. ..
ll!3TAURANT
WT.P••&OMt"S
PIZZASTOU
• now hiriDR for full and p /\ime QlleD1DP. Vary lnl days ft hours: Ideal
IUIJl)6ementaJ income for
boulewivee Ill studenl'l
Our procresaive growing
company offer11 op·
port.unities for advance·
ment belled on your job
performance. Pleasant
waiong condillons Must
br L8 ., over Apply to
penon tawn land 6
zrx>S E liR1STOI.
Sianta Ana Hts 5(9..&674
IBtwnJambortt
.. Campus>
OR
651 EA.c;J' 1st SI
TUST1NM4S7DI
E 0 Y.
Rcst.aunmt
fUod Servi~ Worlt.-rs.
Sem tJll 9 30am, Mon
thru Pr1 No t'Xper
neniiaary SJ 35 pt'r hr
t.o llUrl ~1v~ &
st.udenb welcomt'
Me.at slJC'er for portion
control on automatic
surer Sun lhru Thun.
Appro11. 7 hr~ daily
Plt>x1ble on -.tart1n i:
time llam thru 2pm
Will tram maturi' "'Ila
blf' J>("nOn Sa I a ry llP<' n
Lon 5 K.ttt>ht:n. l/J77 s.
Harbor lilvd tat t•ar
najle Dr 1 ~JntJ Ana
979-07•7 an IOam
Retail Slorf' M't.'d n· p &
enerRE"l•c Xerolo. & ,t ..
uooery d en Sta rt P rr
AM Ir Sat Baker Sl. CM
c.all M f' "J N.k for
Mr.. MatranRa 7~ IOOO
SA'ISIUY
For women ·a apparel
ahop t11 Newport Bead1
OvCT 28, Sunday's oil
~..:....10-6. ~---
SAiesperson, full or part
ume. Will tralll. Singer.
561195 ----SALESLADY
FO!!: WQJOen ·a apparel
shop in Newport Beacl). Must be over 28, Sul'I ·
day's o(f, Call 673-8530
tawal-10_. __ _
SALESLADY
For axctas1ve ch.ildrell8
store So Cst. Plaza. £"
per ease n l 1 a I Le
M~. se.858S. ,.. -------
Salesperson, permanent
full tune. will tram R.~.
Abram s Cata l 1>.R
Showroom. UI 19 Newport
Blvd., C-Oeta Mesa ----
•SAUSPfOPU
120.000 +a year"
We need you' ' '
•f)Jll co benefits •Lead
~ms •We w11J tra1a
HeyCUll.IGAN MAN!
Call Wayne 492 3213 •
D).JOJt
Salm Person, ex per 'd pre·
f'd but wtll tram. Mike's
~~ F. 17th .St.
Sal~
Radio Shack ha~ full
ttmc> t"a r f't>r op
porturut1PS & part tnn1•
oppurturutae.. op+-nrnl? UI>
now m t.tw Comna flt·I
Mar & CO'lta ~"~" arPa'
rt 'OQ are a t·ollU•· ~e or are cur~
I)' iOU\I to college &r••· ~•c~J.y mot 1v a~d
tnw~ mcrt'a:.t.-d earn
prrso n f o r fr o nt ..._.,...._.._t
desk phones, misc office ~ '•UWIR~
Century 21 Allcoa.st
Realty & lnv~lmrnts
RJGGJNG & BOAT C>l'T
FTITlNG qu.,.hfwd J)t•o
~pfease call631 211>1
1 n R ' b " ., 1· r1 o n
perlormam·•' please app.
ly at ::M2'1 t-: C1JJ.,l llwy
CdM, Jli()J A Newport
Blvd .CM
R E A L F. S T A T 1-: duues Monday lhru f'r1 needed for an uclus1ve
day, 8-5 Good benf'f1ti., pnvate resort tn Lll1tu.a. RADIO SHAO
A T Cllldy Corp.
Stulboat Maint & Clran ii. SAL~MAN WANTED
EARN UP TO IS?i COM
MISSION NET l ·Ca n
earn from $SOK lo SJOOK
annually. 2-Find out why
new ltc. earn big HS
here. Come talk with
them. 3 ·0ur produc ·
t tl n ex p ens1ve
land /budget terms. <t
Pre·set appU. galore.
5-f1nd out why "we've
got tbebest thing gomg"
N.8-area. A!lk for Mr.
ti>wud. 9l56-3<t02
:<1a lary n eRot1ablr Beach F.xpt>rience
714 S57 sou bdptuJ. Ask ror Stretch
Full time . mu!>l have
RECEPTIONIST w /hte 1.·.~--.1•· -----bookkeepl n g dutau
min ltno wl rd!(<' of
sailboats , merh t'lt'<"l
system Thuri1 Mon, SeJet
7 J :.>. tn<"I wkndb S3 50
Jo:O.E
111AL IST A Tl SALIS
.,,. .. c M.a. Offk•
NEEDS YOU!
Join tbe Wltming Team !
F11nt11Stic k>cat.lon. com·
puter video tape. top
commiaaions. Call Lou.
l.MlltahStore.
.... '75-1771
Have aomethinf you want
to ad.17 Claulfled ads do
It ttll. SCZ.S678.
Quality Aaeuranoe
Starting pay $725 mo.
&at l'ransjt Inc • ask for
Curt. '*' 7172 ---RECEPTIONIST
For Construction Co.
Near Brookhurst &
Adams. Hunt. Deb.
9SUllll3 .... _...._. .. ,h ... t
for bo&t aal• office, <t ~ week Incl. w-keod.
Some experlenre re· Q\And. 87).3212
~ 3 days per
week. ~pendable 11al
needed tot' buay phooft ft
front dNk. flome build·
inc co ln Costa Mna
CaJl'46-llll ----
•RECBPTION1ST•
for chiropractic ottlce.
typln1 ft Ille bltkpa
Career minded 540-5.W
Put Some
"Quality"
In Your Career
Now 11 the llm• to UM your ••S*'l9na. and tMIOtlground In Ouallty
ANu,.nce to Improve _your c.,...;
outloOlt. l.., 8teoltf·lnergy Pro-ducts DMalon la eMklng lndlvlduata
with th• ablflty and dell,. to move up
to an lnduetry ~.
Sr. Q.A. Engineer
we a..tl en lndlvlduet with • '''°"P. baekground In ~pment of Oual •
t Pri>oMduM and lnepeotlon Plen-l,ng with e xpertenoe In dlmentlo'*
gauging pnictio...
Q.A. Engineer
Quall'led candidate will hM ~· .,...,.,. utftlna .. .,.,.. •. WIN~
'"PQMlble for Q.A. ~ ..tl·
1ng n training of O.A. per9000el.
At a rellable, p109fWIW~
orttfttedloMIOOflt.='.=rf and '"""' ::=-you ,.,. looklnea for. In
=to ==·,,•.:,miJ:
'°'Im= conelderatton, ~ .......
RESTAURANT HELP
Part ome Lunch shift
Counter bt"lp needed
11.2.5 per hour IMal few
c:olle1e st udents &
boUlewlvee. Call Ron 2·5
pm,~
ReltalO'Ults
PERRY'S Pl7..zA
Now biri.n« f« pa.rt or
lull lime belp. Must be
lil* lo work .tDcb Will
work around ich ool
IC'bedWe M 1&1t be 18 YD
rr oAder Ai>Pt¥ ln penon
IQ1ttme.
~ W. O.:eanlroct.NB
Reltaurant
ASST~ /f.XPB lnine area. xfnt carttr
opp&y for a11rf'aa1 vf'
Y'O'ql pmion. Reply to ..t ... C IO The Dally PUat. PO Box 1$80, Co.ta
tilma.CaaDI
Reatauntnt : Sandwich
penon, cook, counter
help wanted. Good
aalary. call for Interview
f75.ZlJI.
hr MS-7100
SAJUNC INSTRUCTOR
netded for 25.27· crwsin"
sa.1lboat. part-time an
cludi°" wknds. 645 7100
Tit-ROH
NllDSYOU
1'o lilJ avalanche or or·
d erit from marin e .
motorcycle. s portioi:
(IOOdt. motDr Sp()rl.'\. [C
laden Great oppty but
we are very selective &
SAJ..ES want coo/ldent winner
C.A.~La-s•• ES ~only. We train'" --~.:R --wio pert4.y. V~lt us & ~ee.
Call Mr. Slone S40-4Q23,
We •~ lootln& ror an !H. ~ penoo ror full ---, t.unr posJUoo. 1n addition Saiel •
lo aood atartin11 wa11es. WILD WEST
c..lumi shatt 1n com STORE naatcm pool Plt'IM app-
lY In l*'IOQ. Mon thru W!STMIMS'JIA.
f'rl a...s ....,.... ecupfht9 wp·
_,..1.!.Ea~ plctifiDM for .......
ftV~ JI 0.,. HMd. I.tail H•
(i,ARDEHS ::•ed. ZIOl San Joaqwn person at 15412
ffilll Road . 898-SM l. ·
COM 640-59'4 Selel
Wanted young men •ho
s.ha .tU l8l aJoog well wttb Are you an utiatlc. women . Ca 11 •r.
er ea ti v e • en er a e ll c 'l'llompeon 54CM033, a.a,.
Pft'IOI\ who lllt• thlnp
apertillnJ bu aalea Is SCOPE DRILLER, will dl1play-~btllty? Lido train w /s ome JX · ....._... · wi.... lelldin1 Jeweler .-Mnee. Call ror '!PJ>l, ..__.,,_ Ir atud•ta. ...._full ume inckln'a 552-llM.orSf.9.3887~ ftteldb-t., dependable • Sat no nltes . Call 1 ~--'llOUI. If you Uke m.llN. Su ma t reaa . u ~P e '°co*. you1J li.lte thla mall«, MIF. proch~JlOIJ Jlaee. Appi7 lo ,..._ W. aerti; Fall ome lo· ap. F\a1l Ume, petiba ·
...._ 2-5 ...u.,.. dd'I 1 weebnd day, Dmll fOI' deslener fthe. • mill Twrac.. 815 pe rm. Retail ref's. 1be Ba.nana Repualic.
I Wllll.c.c.ta 11.... «·llZS. 611 So. Coast ff">'·· . ...._..-.am ..
Ru taurant
. "' .............. ' -. -~ ··'
S.., ... llacfl&Co.
HM ....... eteopeojnp
for telephone ••lea
r..,awuUvee, fuJI •
pert Ume. Xln1 COtnR.IQY bmaftta. PaJd vacation.
Pl6d ~. emp)oye.
cllc:aa ~ ln ~ to Sean Roeboellr It Co. Saola Ana Central
Sa-ricil, 400 W. Wanltr
Ave. ~caUon1 ac· .... ......., tlaru·l'ri·
• ........ s.• .... Oppt, .. ..,,..
1ac .1 a•c~ "1cldoo ontct. . to .............
teNdt.lle, "-Pl1 PQ ~ ma.CM... :•
'=='==-=· .... flt DIN • ............... H••••••4•~. It l ~ ........
IC&l1'AaY /Order 0... ......... ,.... ... ................. ••c..a• .. ..........
SIX:alll' UY •• 1'nia• ..,... ....... rroftt amc. .......... r.u.
Umt. Salar1 opeo ..... ~/R~pUoaJat;
OC Airport a.rta. E1p
Beer.tary. P'\ill tlane. ._....al AP• All
nq'd.
...... ,
,....,.... Center Law
.... -· "'1D. ........ Cl, SCIOd ___ ._ .. ,_. ___ , l1l:WI • pdar ..... ft·
'*11'0ll • ...C.-:e1 re· SICllrAIY
::..· ~ ollke P1'0-P tr. IN flaible. lloo·
P l e a ·s a n t IOP hwpmo n .;, P\-t You.a• attractive .. Lady fer Rut l':ltate ol _...auut!i, Apply in nee. 'l'Yplna. dictapbone penoo~ IUty C.'41Jot + IJileasaa& pbolie volet.
Showroom, 3IDO HJlrbor NewPort Center Mr. 81vd., C.11. Located ln Gerrie MMIOO
Gold Key Fursuture r---· ------ats. EOE M/F. S.Uula t ._......,
seeretary, typing. Npt ~1ff!t.w~ =
8dl ~«Comp sales Of. a abarp, responsible, nee. Salary +. 811..SOSL I e I f . m 0 l I v a t e d
Sea ula7, p /r 1 e c r e t a r )' . G o o d t • aec:ntarial skill.a a muat. S m a l l , p easant Ca l l fo r appt . ~ otftce. Mon-71 F\i. 1-spai:" Must be gd 1--1-66 __ •4_75_· ___ _ typist. 5'9-5234 , _______ _
Secmary /A.ss't. Enter·
t.ainmenl co. Travel re-
quired. Fut typin g necessary. call Glenys,
~
SECRET ARIES u,.., enjoy detail, keep.
mg track or messages
and people, type well
tnh lelsurely and under
pressure. you may be
just the one we need. If
you're looking for full·
time permanent work we
would like to meet you.
Shorthand reqwred
We offer ex cellent
benefits which includes
one week vacation after
....... ,..aNCl. Call ~Bruer,.....
llCllTAIY , ... , ...
MukM •DI• JntenaaUoaally ltnowa
firm lookln1 for In divldua) w /ablUty to b&Ddle top clients ln-~Uy. The ally la
U. limit for tbe advaace-mes pognUal offered In
this phuh Newport
Beacb Corp otfke.
151-9041
• (<\~ ... !'!'J
• 01tA•I l .. fl"•NATIO_,AL. f~ .. ._,
tl2l Westerly Place
Ste )()2, Newport Beach
lOOC'k Employer Pa.id
Secwily
GATE GUARD
For private community.
Laguna Beach area. Day
shift. 4!M-8571 Mon lhru
_Fri for appt.
Sb.lppina It Recelvln1. warehoUl1DI. 2 po.sJtJons
OllfD. !:leper helpful but not nee. Applicallona he-m, tM. until Wed t fl.2,
Call 49&-5922. or apply
:BM& Ca1Je Avlador. San
JuanQapo.
SHIPPING
Immediate day s h1fl
openi,q. Prior exper. de·
:slrable. $4.00 to s tart
w /Overtime avaJI. Lead-
ing benefit package
w/fully pald met!ical &
deraa1at\er90 days.
ltOSAHIHC.
S48~. Npt. Bch.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Shoe Sales. xlnt job ex per
pen1on Top earninl(s
+benefits Full & p/t
Growth oppty he rc.>
OllJdren · s Bootery. N B
Mr. Miller. 644-2464.
SECRETARIAL ;
P h a r m a c e ·"' t· I " a I
Research Management
Orm in N.B. has Im
mediate opening ror
SECRET,\RY to project
manager. Good &.ypmg &
transcribing skUls n'q·d.
Medical-Pharmaceutical
exper. helpful. E.0 .E . stx months. eleven paid ---------holidays and group in·
SIGHMAKH
DESIGN 2 has 1mmed.
open10& ror sandblasted
signmaker Some wood
shop e xpr nee. Call
R.ead~7788
lSUO&O. ~~~~~~~~~! 9UranCe begins upon day .--------•I ol hire. Please st.op by to
s.c::t, Officer
We a;; g a reliable
individual able to work
nexible hours . Some
security related ex-
penence helpful. Enjoy
excellent compan y
benefits. Apply 9am-
ooon. Mon-Fri. Person-
nel.
Secretarial apply
•*A TTENTIOH * • AM DOCUMBfTOR
Sludent..s Teachers A OiVLSKXl of
SlllSHOP
Now lakin3 applications
for r ll Ir pll employment
for days It !lites. P.Y.
McMunm Co. 547.7479
Houst>Wlves ! ' AM International Inc. EARN VACATION SS p 0 . Box 10547
WE NEED 2921 S Oa1mle:r St
SECRETARIES Santa Ana. Ca 9271' Stationery Store in
Coru1a del Mar Dffds ex-
perienced sales lady.
Ji\&11 time S days, dot wartini conds. ~peciaJ.
lY fine clieotele. 67S-1010.
IMMEDIATELY
wl&b or w /out shorthand Equal Opportunity
,L.ong or short term, bolt-Employer M /f'
MA.UIOTT HOTB.
000 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor !:mployer day & vacation p.a y. !~~~~~~~~~ boepitallzat1on av all a · I-ble. , ________ _, ----
VOLT
t I ... U"f11.ll\lt' ..t t•vd. 'o
546-4741
3848 ca mpu.s Ori Ye
(across from
John Wayne Airport)
F.quaJ ()ppor Employer
SECRETARY
West Coast Oi I Company
has an immedJate open·
Lng for a sec:ret.a,ry with
good secretarial s kills
and administrauve abili-
ty. Good numeric ap-
titude required. Salary
commensurate with pre·
YlOl.15 earnings and ex-
pl!!ience. plus excellent
company benefits and
working conditions.
Please submit resume lo:
P.0 .1012500
Coat a Mes a , C a
92626
Equal Opportunity
Emp)oyer M /F /H /V
.... Secrelary
btcSecmcry
Newport Center locallon.
small office , Iola of
variety, aome slat typUlg
reqd. Market research
(U'Dl.
Irvine Personnel Agency
• E 17th. Costa Mesa
* SECRET ARJES •
Type 10. SH 80, rm S14.400
TypeSS, our ore Sl0.800
Recept type 55 $10,800
Typeeo, SH'70 RE $14,400
F IC Real ~tale $18.000
F IC Ad agency 116,000
•Counselors
Sales Our Office• Appt Only /Free
U i Reinders Agency
40'd> Birch, Eiltab '64
Newport Beach, 833-8190
Secretary
SICHTAllY
TO $1300
~
Corp.
CurTenUy expanding to
lovely Newport Beach of.
fices. Seek polished in-
dividual to step into
rellPoDllible position
working with top ex·
ecutives. Unliauted op·
portunity for growth +
terrific benefit.a are an
added bonus with this ex-
citing firm.
851 -9041 •
Service Station Atten-
dant · Apply Mobt le car
Wash. 1701 Tustin Ave &
17stSt., CM.
Service Station Manage·
ment Trainee. Full lime.
Stock clerk, Immediate
opening for responsible.
iaduatrioua individual. P\&1l time. will train. cau
m4141 for apsit.
experienced. Lite STOCll a. ..
~cal reqwred. All Growtq Ora.nee County
Benefits. Apply · 2S90 bMed company aeeb In-
Newport Blvd. C.M. dlviduaJ to aaaume stock
Serv. Sta. allnd. Will I ~m resPon•ibi~ity of
train. SIOOI Mo + Call ptckin1 • stoeking of
Carl. 4llr>-0121 SJC ?UU·. Other dull~ will me shipping, receiving "
Service Station Attendant general warehous ing
full & part. ho url y ~es. Electronic com·
+commission. 673-3320. ponenla knowledge helpful. Minimum one
S e w 1 n g M a c h I n e year experience. Good
Operat«s · Exp pref'd. company benefit.a. call
near OC Airport , 557·9051. Equal Op-
benefits, Mon -Thurs portLnity Employer.
6-4::.>J>m. 979-1483. ~~~~~~~~
SHEET
METAL
WORKERS
Shier Operators
APPLY lN PERSON
LWSIEGLER
TRAHSPORT
DYMAMICS
3131 West Segentrom
Sant.a Ana. ca
STONECUTTB
o.t.om jewelry shop baa
op!Oing for stonecutter
for inlay jobs and custom
cutting. Will train ap·
prentice. Veteran s
beoef"lta available. Any
art ..-ated expr. helpful.
Malte beautiful art work
..S get paid very well
Please calJ for interview
M·F,4'7-1095
SltleZM 6'2·1470
4121 Westerly Place
Ste Url. Newport Beach
100% Employer Paid &O.E.
SWllVISOll
1'ymlbare '1 Irv. site bas
immed. openlo« for a
ahift supervisor.
Succeufu) candidate will
have a minimwn ol 2yn.
bands on aper. u a lat
line supervlaor. Pc»iUon directlJ n9ponsible for
M /F /H real time credit card
,...__..~ ---------~~~~~~~~~I a utbor1ution center, ,----~---..;...______ ~JO autboriu· SICllTAIY
Newport Beach SllOO.
You wW move up to cor-
porate level wftJa your • eood akilla I& tact. Lots of ~le coatact & the
UIUal secretarial duties.
;. abort day • excenenl
bmefit.a are yOW'S. cau := 1~ ~ee AP·
... 'It!. j. 1 ..... I Tl ti lw"flce ., • 45GOCarripu.s, N,8 , Open Monday !;venJna
; ~ _Unlll1p.m. ,....~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Secretarial tiaD opendon and 2 COD·
OFFICE SKILLS =~~ ~to pla1 an
CENTER llQPOrtant role ln our
eoatlnued expansion. SQpenlaor ablft la :
Upgrade your Job, or pre-ftltn.MOD tam to epm. or J'ri.Jilan. tam to lpm.
pare for a better one in Pl-NDd l"lllume or let&er' ot btteat taeludlal this modern, new center. lllluJblatorJto: ProfeuJonal £mplo1·
••nt. T 1 ro 1 b ar• TranuctJon S.rvlcea,
-Duf'oM Dr., Irv. CA
9™. E.O.B. Mtr /H.
8-ert Cllrlll II -
111 l1nl1 If IHOITHAID
Ill 111111 If TYPlll
COPY PIOCElllll
WOii PIOCElllll/ .
AUTGIATEI JYPEWllTINll
IAClllE TIAllCllPTIOI/
DICTA no•
IAClllE CAl.CULATIOI
,, t1 • " ... ,, .. ... , .... ...
INTEIYIEWS
Wll'9eWd
tc ._TV:?
We bave nwneroua
posltbaa avall.abW for.
TEST
TECHNICIANS
Pos1tloo11 from entry
~ to exprrieaced ln·
dividua.ls to work 10 our
Test Departme nt to
perform sub-system test
Ing and troubleshoot.mg
o( electronic s ystems
Higher levels wtll al.so
perform comprehensive
test and identification of
malf unctlOD.5 on urunter-
rupt.ible pcl'lffr sys~ms
•Starting rate depends
upon elfpenence
•Automatic 10' increase
e'¥el')' 45 days
•»second shlft bonus
-Group rnedjcaJ and life
program
oTataJ of 23 paid holidays
(including Ch ristmas
close)
•Paid vacations
·~Ion Program and
Credit Union
•Referral Bonuses and
much more'
TIRE & G ENERAL
Al!l'O SERVICE. 5 day
work we.i k Apply
Newport Tire Center.
:nxl _!:.Coast Hwy, COM
TOOL CRIB
Immediate 2nd st11fl
OIPUWli for t.Ddiv1dual to
db pense toolin& and
shop s upplies Xlnl
s tart1n1 rate aDd
beoeflta. Room to ad·
v aoc e i nt o m o r e
aoptusllcat.ed tool ma111
U!nanCe work
ltOSAH IMC.
548-S533. Npt Bcb
All Equal Opportwuty
__ Employer __
Tow Truck Dnvers ex per'd Top pay Apply
We s in cerel y look G"W Towing 7408
forward to meet.in~ with Ohms Way. c M 6'2-l.252
)Q.I and discuuing your --fulur e with Emerson TOW TRUCK DRIVERS
Eectric Co. For further Eqlerimced only Live
i.nlormauoa concerning in O.U lleu 146-1131
LIS please call.
17141 54t-7t 11
and ask for TAPE UOO
(24 hours a day>
Truck Driver· Office
furnit.ure deUvery OC Ir
L.A. Bobtail truck. Gd driYinc record. Exp pre-
f 'd $3.SO t o start
TYPIS1"S
•SICllT AlllS•
•TfPISTS•
~STS •
meoNUs
Recister for temporary
waril by Sept. UlJl, won
40 boura Ir~ W'lll add 1ZS
to )'OUf fint pe.)'Cbed ! I
We match your skil1a Ir
1cbsdn'e with )Otl& &hal
Nt )Q.I NO FEE
~o~ office •
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151-1044
SHHATON-
AMAHllM
101591 Ball Rd
Anaheim Adm S3
····~·················· : aroese Kittens. Red-
poua male also mate:
Lyn1t Pt. SS-0. papers
avall M2-a771
Black-.s Iver German
Shellbmi puppy, rem. " ;!~~od bm only
Pom~1inians: blonde
rnoOi!ri l yr. red sable
father. 1._ yrs, wolf Sit·
ble fem baby-10 wk11
MS-1295eves. We are located between
Main Stttet and Newport
Freeway aoulh of Alton. McMaban Des k 1800 ~~~~~~~~~ Newpo rt Bl vd . C M -
Ch•rry wood mirro r
bmdted elaltett. marble
top walnut oval. lre5tle "
fem ~. cvt a Ins &
oUin-aatq glus. Bfll.
nlngtoo ware Ir antq
~-p p call ror appt
m.&1216. 957-8580 ------
Bathtub. old ball & claw
PURtltRED GRE~ DANES. 7 weeb, as. •., ~ ; ..
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EUCTRIC CO.
lodwt.rial Control• Di vii ion
M2-8W>
What s Your Trade,
$l 89 per Do~
'That s Lt Ulc to Pll> 3 OOS. Standard St
Santa Ana. ca 92702
Equal opp em pl yr m If /b I or-dfl ad in lhc Dai I) Pl lot
' Ser\11'<.' [)u'e('tory that l'an
CfltablJ.sh }~e:.51001ll
Classified Ads. your one-1dent1ty For more 1n
atop shopping center. (<rrT11llOn l'all 642 567M
SCJl1JWl!>IOl'I
Growth
Potential
AT
EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.
E .. noo Electric Co.. lnduatrial
Cotltro la D1¥taloa. IS opportaalty . a.c. ... we belkve cvay -~
la eadded to t'-• opportaaJty of
re•c'-1•• tltelr poteadal. we have
M1Ceeecled. We ue 09• of tlae ler ..
.... prope--~-donalcom
INl•M• a. the U.8. today. Ou ecope
lavolv ....... ~ .. ,.. ....
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tlae wo.W. aad ••en MIU 1rowt.t!
We re..-1 .. 11 • ._.,... ... , •IMI
offer yoe tlae °"°rt..aty to •..aY ~ ............... tlo9110W.
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(14 ,,..,,. 0 doJI)
VALET PARKING. PT· foot No rust or dupa.
lunches. Women en-Sl2S firm 499-41JS --r-AJ<t:: TEACUP POOD couraged to apply
Private club. 6'4·5404 Sa • ...-9 v...,
WAITER WAITRESS Sotc'al P tr. Lunch only Private Bevc-lt'd gla.ss
1
cuno cab
Oub. 844-S«H & elegant French Bom-
bay armolre Circa 1890
PU PPY. MALE. $4 ~-9QZ..2lnl. -4
1-· a n l as t 1 c G e rm ~~ a : ' d puppies. x~
blOolJ 1lne. bred forte~
per~ent, size & oblf
i!1e n ce . AK C re"
640-1631. ·~
Waitresaes Immediate 6CZ-3Jl'B
opecunc for exper d.utnn---& graveyard. Paid vaca-OAK ROLL TOP DESK.
dam. good u,.. Apply !ltnt~ ped. htli?h S ~
Taylor's Restaurant Pvt Pty 642-7658 l\KC Beagle Puppies -f
older dog. 780-0382 -t ~bill Ir Santa Ana
Frwy. 1\lstin.
Waitnu w /car for wicker
basket lunch service
t :»lPM Moo-Fri Earn
$1%>-$1.SO weekly Must
be Mat. penonabl• Ir
~-Call 919-0747
aft 10am. for appl
Waltressea. ex])er, Apply
In person between 2·4pm
STAVROS. S830 W Coast
Hwy,N.B.
WAMTID DllVB
SUNDAY OHL Y
To deliver Daily Pilot
t.mdMia to carriers. Re-
qab9 nn or larw~ ata·
don wagon and a &ood
drivt.na rtt0rd. Phone
M2·U21 and u lt for
Harry Seeley or Don
WWlama. OPl'O~
EllPLOYER
WAR E H OUSE /
DIUVDY ...-for
part y r ental s tor e .
P /time . Apply 2025
NRport IDYd. Cll ....... ., ..
lruJ1 tlma. ..... par br. to
l&lrt. Ute drt.tftl, .....
be 11 or over . Call
5e-7DAakfOI' Ed .
..
Oak -nm tin ba thtub,
grut for boutique-plumb
display S200. German
wicker t rvl trunk w /Jolt
& key, cute for hm -
bout 1qu.-SJOO 27R
Flower 542.9731
190-0's Home Comfort
!lto\•e. S37S See al 19
Robon St N. 8 . 646-5'204.
673-0348
847 -216166 :-
Darting Puppies sio. A:tc
Springer Sparuel 1110.q. o.d ??? Black/White C
weeks. &31-1309. ·=
Doesn't anyone want )
beautiful Afghan pu~
Jmos. Good watch dQIJ
567-9397 ••
Puppies Setter I Gold~
RtU. mix 7 wk..,_ ~
Good w 1ktds. 962-3607 • Ll-q Oc* rGl-fop dtslt i2ooo Call ~JSm
*=c'ClllC" 1010 FrwtoY• 10~ ..,... ..................... ~ ....................... :t Refri FREE: LrR fem dog, gerator.side bys1de. & ?d>1 s po t s. 1 ,
w ticemake r . l y r b llllAI· Needs yall'll..
guarantee. new cond. on· ~ .. •;)
I)' $350 or 122 mo S37.Q33 · '"' ~ . -' beautiful. lovable lei. rreezer: Lrc upright tens 3 maJe l femail WhJrlpool, 2 yrs. like ~ ' A
new. on1 SBSO. sac S300. .,
CUbonly. MS-1295eves. BUI bladt boulle cat. wf1
GE Washer• 1d. cond t.ral.ned. female, spaJ.,.
w !mini tub & Lady Ken· IOOd home 751-475 ·
more dryer. Both for Short haired brown mii Stas. Call a ft 3PM, Doxie, 7 yn old. loM
Mf«llS cbUdren M2-07SO 8
Laraest Sean Coldspot a M i x • d G e r m I
rlfrig. Brand new cond. !::~berd puppies> szso. nrm. Worth dbl. , see to appreel ~lvms1John 1Ga1 ~~-----_,.~
Hocpolnt, t yr oJd, dbl 3 II I x e d G e r m •
door Alina. Beat otter. Sbepberd puppies •• ~
flN:l:ll.151~ weeks, see to apprec".P
eG-980I •' Rd'Ht. SUO. very clean,
wortmo-ut. ~ Male 6 Female NorjJ.
Elk. S.5 yn. Spa J
Great w /lllda. AK 751.JIMI
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1u . ,_..._ ,_ r.n. am.-.. -..a. ,,_ O,...._al =: pair. Call Gary. ...ute PIANOS 11' OmecAI ci:·bow. ttt-telWratJon Just complet· ..,=:--. ...._.,......_•Al up. ~V11 CaJ:.:,.~~1Marie Ullri=anck· c~ 6,._.42·,_.567_.8 =~· ;:,.120tJp, ·~~ ~~~~: :!.t;,n :;f ,::t~~:r· c~~
.11; a.:. llotttered e tutn' . ........., 1070 --Hlrry()9s _ tras.tm.13.\-2547 vas. 113.900 or ne&re11t
11 ... aloc r~a tbl •It ~ ~ wlth ••••••••••••••••• ... •••• Goll membenbip, Irvine Plaoo~ldJJt .......... / orr 714 /238 0480 or _,.. ir-nid t'elour .._top. t'10''¥>'1" w/J ~ • W.Sdln" QJldry Club, "10. (714) fsftdlnlabiaadl.a.a Q-tw to50 a.a.w Moped. Leu tbao 11M53-4765 home. Terry Jtt:. .......... C!ICl9d,..U....a. w·a. ... Ml-lal ~w:t4k 1old. '500. •4m7 81100HamUtoa.A.a. B.l<:TalC ....................... =,.,:'~,.~ood. DeLuca -
bV lllmntllooms.t: ..... S. IOll •5175 _ Sewint mach&M, Golden -.LW II' electric D\tfielc ·17 ClMaie N'ewport Ketch, '50 Deluxe Chevrolet. , ~~~ ~M dlaln -·•••••-••••••••••• N . ~rty bu 10Utare To&.cfi & Sew ll7$ firm model Ulce new. Owner. off lea(JQ rata. w IW lo 77 Pucb moped, i<I eood. door. 80"/.. restored, aee ~ dlrocDe lep and SAT-QNLY! £a.bu AUeo aamond Ring ~er l ct Elec. dryer lllO. 2 10-apd Hammood Organ T200. a.ooo.8'7'Mlu lldpper.~bkr lllO.Aistofr. t.o apprec1at.. S3000
-black vlnyl Mat. and Tnmdle bed fW'1l chord Mu1l aell for cuh. blkd -.Sea. Dinette ad, llk.eoew Sil«> --..... ~ S48-332U
,n1rtaack1 ;,dark wood ;~· lamzi. ut -...cwlM.-3290 butcher to~. Belt ex· 1113-1143 --.•hi hr•n/ IDth.W f060 - - ----
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k>1· Aftaofpm. mr Meyer Place, Cfll. •lOOOLP'iatJSire. Cnew) -_.....,, clen. Autopalot1 • beaulilul. $4000 '71 Yamaba RD 400. ofler Ask ror Kurt
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bJt ~m..a_ bousewaret. Ski boota, boob, re *· __, yr«*!, l.\50. sst--0193. ...,, .t tolO ~=·r ~Tt ~:t t 't:t: ~':::· o°:f ~ ·: '~~ 4 w...t .,....-;; ff"so
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w /upboht. swivel fl2 RuatJJ.n1 Wind, Irv strap, meeting airUne --- - -Servicei.1714189'2·8541 l1008310:tl)ll'ves
cbalrs;Vlctorianwalnut <Turtle Rock Vista 1.D. reQIDremenl!I. Pre· W\ckerpat1oset.dblbed. •Nt-w Hr 1mh1.1>I --- - - -OCR..&u •WORTS b 1 homes) vent lou &t thetl1 For 11 coffee mac hine, boat Fn:nd1 Pro\ 1111·1•11 I, e a d b a I I ;:, ~ I ~ 36() fll SKY f}irt lnkt 1970 HAR80R Bl.VI> c • ra ; pr of cane ----- -,_.,,..aUz.ed tau encl,..,. fru1tv.ood 3'•"a3V•"xl~" Pl"~. 1· .. 1 1--r__.,_ ~A M"'"A a.died ·-k-•-cjaa 9• ,....._, ., """' cradle, PP 673-1003 ,.,, _. ,._. -"" SJO(J SUlU KI I <!'i M X r .., ...,....... irs, F\lm. to clot.bes, 10"$30. wallpaper, fabric or St595 lbrlea 1Z72 lbrl J va11 •!'l() 48' CU.,tom C4tC fhl'tnK w s pare •:nduro t''"' 631 -1276 cstm aola, table lampe, Set/Sun M . 1700 Palau "Day Glo" paper & we Rd dinette tbl & 4 <'hrs, • N t' w » r 1 m 11 n I 1 lb~ Yacht Presenll)' m Al ~ 642-475.2 "'
<:redmza. MlOOteS,jf. sz Pl, Meta Verde. 540-4927 will back & tnm your st.eel truck tool box. 1td f r1·n 1·h pro\ , n1 1.11 8 ri 11 t o I r on d 11 , ,. n ••··~bdrm~:: .. ':r Sap~~ tap. Or try two card\ fl"OfiUai.sref.831·3588 Ant.qui· Whtie> ffa)'Jelf61.50A 0 F S300 1195,000 Ownl"r l>lr MUSTSi':U . e offlcefumJtute.-4' 3JOblocllSlerksSt.Block bocktoback. · $1895 ACR RLB·l2 t-;PIRB m.zn1 or i.ttrr ~ , ... 11 1972 Kav.a~e1k1 :,00.·r
born Garage Sale. Boat partti, PRICES· Kg bed. Simmons, S35 •N1·w Kav.11 1 f\ on $13J, Signet MK 12 0 12 ~SJ $fl~ ~Qf.96 Art Sf'M ~ fern,.,979·8326. Ray Jeff A.D.F . ACR S2uor3/S5 A."'."_~K~5f1B~.!:~~ ... cfon39d \'J>r1l?hl ~g~{ :1tJtJ S1int_.t -Eplrb, Jabsco par 4/$taga$l60ea. '!""" _ .. .,..... Sll9 S oot m t'tl't 14 ' V<1gabond. dork1n11 i6 Mdlm ltk1• nt-v. 72 e King bdrm ..i. Carly pumps, Signet knot 6'9~ Sl.SOea. SJ45 Jab!lco pum1'1> " avwl on BJ. mWit wll 1 Purh M;akt' •1'fn Ua)''
Spanl1b atyl~. solld meter. Game table. 4 l0ormore$l.40 ea IOOICS&GAMES '!'"""" l'1·<·.on li ioli) Parwat.er "i~tempumpi1 yroid 11400 ~48"1 6l47lll t•H ... 4!jl,41fM!
• Hlctairy ''TbeA.meri~n chrs,$«10caahonly.Ear S&WTaxlncludcd (,r;1ntl s.\Sto$1~ Allitems new Fi SaJ SI"--S bt 7S Vumdhd MX 4ouu of Martlnlvtlle.'.', $pea, ly Amer. couch/chair NO CARD? Romancebook.s b)' $3995 Sllt tSun 9-4, ~ S1erk..' or «!. ......,y ,·,. >I "
• incl annoil'e, lJJ ~ flDe 64 2 . 590 l Sat I S u n Draw your own or send Barb a r a Ca rt I and I\ h u M '"' C' on n I,, St , Co6UI M~a 642 !YJOI dbl hull $400 Pfttm C<IOd1t1•JO ne\<l"r
cond. SSOO. 646-3833, 9anHpm. name. address. phont! & +numerowJ kid~' xamClt K.•"' •11 C>ri! .. •n" St.1\ l' --714 ~52 rand _.., SSl 2215 'II k rd Barga.m prices Til sold 1 :IO' 1-· Wanted Used trailer tw'
• aoylimeaft.e_r Tues_. --""-"' Sal --we ma e one ca per .,.,.... N "·· II CM llll o • inun~·onii dty tandem or tnple uxh• 8' Sydney S<1b1>t T11p HOHOA 350. A.111.
~ 6'6..11&6 MUY•lli e: F\lm. anti tag. Add25'each. """"' .....,pe a. · ,l\atl11IJl1• oond
2eodtables,EO.ll'couch ques. garden equip, Sendcbeckormoneyor for4rl.:_Bayh~t-r7513448 ~34"3 ~ B l Gerrard turnuble 6 books & misc. Sat/SI.In dcrto: - --Qj Evinrude l>hort shaft 4-0
spri(rs '6()_ ~ noon to 5 lS172 Touraine 1 PfLOT NINTIMG Very pretty blu IWhl re : ~' ~-HP. OB eng Runi. i1rtat 11r llob1t> Ult w trlr blk
• - -------Way, Irv. (The Ranchi p 0 n-x lU!f'. ......., ,,,. ,,,.,,,,, Jnod1ted. l't>lor 'Jib &autllul Birch dirunlo( set nu """ vcrs1ble dbl bed SIJ•• .-.. '""'""""'' Sl"OO ff • &hutch. Sat/SI.In 9AM 1019 12th St. Collta Mei.a, <.:a 9262fi rom/nrter S40 Matr hm.: 0 0 t:r J51i <!4 1 7
631-0419 Downtown HU. Kng bl dbl i.ht>et set $6 Ali;n ~ I>.-WANTED! t•vcs
----bed . rurn , hike :., CERAMICS malrh1ng J>h4m t 2 I Outboun1 20 to W ft!• 11.ttHOBlfo:.io:uodi'tHi<l • MOOELHOME household Items, toys. · p1llowca i.cs $6 Call -----Mu,,,t he in 1t11od <'•lfld Must1ocll
1....... llandpamted ceramics. ~., n.n.-c vuunl(, potters whl, ex 1 540-5721 wknd'I dy, .. :x ~'""" 962 61&5 aft :.pm I P aques. nat1v1ty ~el . "a.OS£·ft1n~11r ertyce __ plates. muc h m1H t·eUentcond1twm,bought llltc'J9fln
:'VUI ~ MOVINGSM.E. •terns Also special or queen im.e bed BDlll"ALJAIL ft DecofalDr furnlU.re Ct Brau bed, Kg. n. $3(1() den & colors done at re _ _ _ _ IU11,U-1/"'\L
acceMOrles. Cedar Gleit Washer f1S, Dryer $75. uonable cost 846·8579 Movuii. must sell Medit ~rd
• 1)1wnbomes, 2S.54 Elden Bedapreada, draperies, eves lamp table. Medit coffee lc~.11ron ~'f14t'f
Ave, ec.t. Meaa, 1l to 6 bric·•·brac, clothing, table, Med.it mle stand.
• daily.6CU734. plcts, etc. 6 drawer WANTED dbl box spr1n1,11 & mat
loah. Poww 9040 Ldlman 12 . .:u00 '>J •h
••••••••••••••••••••••• cover. lra tl~r (;ood
• •25" NOVA I Wcllcnft l C'Ond. 1iOO 0.11 67:. 7006
wJtrtr. twn drv., lo hrs &tt6pm
JCLHJ' '1S2·le99, 67~5767 lf081E CAT 14 ' w 'trailer
'74 Rdnell. 34 · FD Lohn ST7$-0tfer
Dual cont VHF New m-0387
I'• 4 'I I n d 1 ,, n ",." u t
c ht1piwd n1•1•d' v. 01 II
SHOO ('Jll Jfll'f 1
.>ti~
77 't Jm:ihJ It IHIJll 111
mi ' mu.'t "'" n o !nt.1
73 ) amah.i Jf,o ch rt h1ko-
lllnt <'nod dt>an. "''' ,.r
nm>d. ~64'> DI:!
74 ~J TS 11¢> ... .:nllun,
~ l~al 71X>Oonit m1
$375 846-2719
• &ldt selJ. bargains, Sean
Washer, model"D dinette
table, o4 chrome A: Je11tb
if chai.1'11, dbl bed mattress
dresser tss. Twin bed TOP CASH DOLLAR tress. mac h:sehold Call w /boUt.er & cover S70 p A r D F o R y 0 u R for appt to see M5--~ canvas 81m1n1 Top --- -Ya1n11ha RD400fully 1·afl· Jlead+ potty N~ rub l~ 14 Xlnt t·ond 2 'lel 6K mi mw.t '><,.. 111 .,11
& sprinits. 2 vacuum
• ~I~. 6.:75-1538 _ _
• C.ouch & cbr $75. dhl bed
SIO. bangfng lamp $15. E
G-0838eves. --------Klng bed, xlnt cood. $l00:
• air puri fler 1100 .
Woodworb gold eoucb &
• chair $1..SO, bllt. co"ch
$'15; chair $20. 5'5-taJ
• F\Jm from Model ffollM!, below Coat. Antique buf·
1997A Church St . JEWELRY. WATCHJ.;S, Costa Mesa
$48-0&S4.___ _ ART OBJECTS. GOLD.
Movmg! Everything un
der the sun' Sat 9-4. Sun
S.S. 1406Sanlanella, CdM
(in Irvine Terrace 1
75&-0035
Garage Sale, Sal & Sun
SILVEK S F.RVIC E .
f'tNE f'URNITURF: &
ANTIQU~ MS 2200 --- --
COPIER
Xlnt cood. 962-7033 -------OLDOAK MILK CRATES
mECOUNTY FAIR
Sl.00 Each 540-0940
JOHNWAVNECI.UB
Tennis membership for
sale. $1000 + trans fee
Call Cathie 759-0451.
Rockwell 10inter. 4 ". l6'J
l!l:ll ~lOVl'. S25. Redwood
T & G. 15c fl. Pahl''' tek~copc.•. 1;ox1000. 11:..
~ilboat. nd~ n •pair. HI .
Sl50. Edu.uo recorder &
shaver for wax firum!I.
Tiet of 2. $100 F:d1i.on
mimeogra~. $50 t>a 2
solid 8' doors w 1 d~c
panels, S50 each 615-3175 ----
ber dingy &it tnk CG sail~. trlr. SI <!Of) pn•r1ati• Sl700 Joi 11..t
cerllf. IJJ gal gab, er. 7L4 67~ !>-7f' M 646 'll73
,, ... ,,, t ,,.., , ,,,, .• i\1.~
11 I I 11.'I
( >1~' "f ""/•1 ,, ' I,, 'I 'f 24.mph SIO.~ G73 585.J :11 i U ,, I ... . .
•11 ' ,, ,., II
,,,, , .
1• I• ; t V1k1nR 35· w twn 350
Cru.~adtrs. 4 mil~ old.
xlnl eond S9S.ooo
-494 3966 SewtRgMoc.hlft.~ 8092 -----
••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 ' Whaler. SOflP <'nR.
Sewing Machine. Ward's with trailer 12 .000
convert 2 in I 6 mO!I old ~ _ _
Sl7S _be_t ofr pp 9f;3 _5Z72 ZJ' Penn Yun Sportf1,.ht>r
~ 1093 ·n Dual st•uon. SSch
••••••••••••••• •• •• ••• • VHF. clean, lo11dl'd with
Oynaatar·acrypact skis e Q v 1 P . E v e l>
l8S's, w /Sol 4-44 bind 2l3_1586-31J1 _
'78 llobit' Ill' (' ut boll
ho;it rovtt & tr:lllt>r Nf',.
79 hull., Sk) blut· hull.<. &
de Ck SJ 4 0 0 II rf (' r
562 1356
Caonado 15 W /trailer
ngaed ror ra1:1ng Rd
r lean boa t Sl JSO
213..332..(XIQIS
II' 2·man sailboat, Sean.
F'lberg.las S2:JO
61~3021 ---
CREGARll
l!mi )'am<1ha 175 Endurn
li kt' nt·~ (Jn>} 1~1111
milt"' S'7~ C~ II i. 7 3 VW!r
Maitor-HoR.1.S*/ ...... JStcw'OCJf 9 I 6 0
•···•·••·····••·•······ Raturt'd t.o aJl5()0 I >' r old Mrnr 12 mpiz !-. <.:.
ISllf"GW1848 3614
WANTED 34· 28 cla~ A
root a.1r. rr bed clean
Carol 962 1360 979-7799
'73 WIOO OlldKl' 4x4, ~up.•r
~tm. IOJdl'd ~. mui.l
see Must !it!ll 548-81110
•FORD '76
150 414
t'\lr <"O<ld • P rS sl1·r1•11
tapt> roll bar. '11)4:<'1&1
~ ... <11\ly 21.000 milt:•,,
"!erv11·1.-d lorJlly
t IG<>9957) I' rited fur
q1.1clt salt'
CGlfor...,..!
JIMSUMOHS
IMPORTS
l!rTOllAftBOR BLVD
C(.ie,"j'A ~ .. :.'\A
631-1276
fo'rwd l-~1 R:.ni.i1•r P ...,
I' 8. A (. •·ampo·r \h!'ll
::!!J IJJO rm sr,l,IMI :-111!# :!74 1
75 Rlazer r1.111v lourl•·d
am fm 1cb. roll bttr Of
fer 731.(1720
'77 f''ord f'"2SO I( JOj.(f'r &
~h~ll. P S P /H air.
AM i''M ca\,, . nm ,,,
Ill ooo m1 ~ S6!15 0
~
'77 CJ 7 lt•;,dt'd II kt· Ot'14 •
"" C'll & 'ltort·n. ('., 11
1>.i v' 4!13 111311 Olft·
159~
'79TOYOTA
414PICKUP
Powl"r "'"''rll'I ~ <cir l'OOd., ''u:1tom wh1•t•ll> &
tires, '1~11 & lot.1 mon·
Must S(.'f' ' 17fl2JU Pr Pt y
A sk for Dun Duy~
1833·93001 o r evei-
t~l • fd, Qo az bed compl 4'
other mi.le. 325 Aliso Av e <rear) Newport Beech.
9·12. Wedding drei.s,
lamps, lu J:gaRe ,
bookshe lves. boys
clothes, toys, toy box,
games, chiJds tbl & cbrs.
dUJda bike seat, jewelry.
mote. 68 Bluejay, Wood·
bridge, Irvine. Culver to
Warner, left to Burwood.
Lefton Bluejay . .559-0151. John Wayne
membership
transfer lee.
5'4-3UB
Family
11000 +
544·2250.
•MOVING SALE ALL
LIKE NEW• 17 cu ft
re/rig f'F SlOO I form
dmette lbl W /4 Chl"ll, t6()
1-'I' cstm aola $100. 1.9·
hrdwd cooch frame 131>.
l·day bed wtcstm cvr
llO. l·Panasonk stereo
wllpkn $50 R"~Ho--rcel
stereo w /I pk rs S50 Port
elec BBQ $10 2-50 lb box
ell, 3W' constr nails. SU
belud radb 12) 165 R 13
Ill OR711-15 11$ ea Patio
umbrell11 w /&lnd $20,
much more 536-0397
inp.2 seasons. Sl2S or of a.ASSIC 1958 Chns Craft
fer. 561·3510 21 · Se11sklf, restored
018, dinghy, VHF. 110 &
112v systems. Rallt>Y .
pma shp avail. ~
PP TI4~1 wk.mis.
7l4 ~ wlrdys Mr
Bltrtl:er
Explorer, llrtual Z3,2'l)m1. Tndta 9560 redur~d I~ $597 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Sacrifice! Must All con-0Junt.ry En11. Antiques. teata al IJ bc86_ ; looee tablt, l•mps, quilts.
pWow llvinl .rm •uite, vanity itemJJ, armo1re
.. ......, Gooda 1094 M.SOO. 1146-7414 ~~7514815__ 74 <.."he•y PU Nt>w mtr.
• gtuatop coff.e • end «c. !lm. only. Sept. flth. lablea w/credenu, Lea Gange: 81 Sea Island e lr1 u bdrm aulte, Dr .• Npl.Bch. (Nr.Jam-
earthtone family r1n set, boree " Ford Rd )
• cocktaJI table. w /end IM0-5323
CO«D.IDOdet, bookcase•.
• velvet cbalrl, Italian
formal game eet. lampi1, e Grudfaeher clock, Kim·
bfll ptano,. c,mponent
• stereo.&.<::.. for appt..
IM'1·1518.
3-Apl 1ara1e sale; 34J
Portland Circle. ff. B
.. 21194. Sept 8" 9.
Yard Sale, Sunday only.
C.OUediblea, fu.nk & junk.
T.l>Tuatlo Ave, NB. (bet.
15U>-16th St>
~ue dhilng room ta·
tile, llO.
1157· 1788
16mm soWJd projector.
Bell & Howe ll. auto
l.l\read, xlnt cond, ulung
f100.644-7Sl6 ~--------~ Semi-electric used ............
bo8pitaJ bed, good cond1·
bOn '250. S36-'TT79 .
Mela Verde Swjm & Ten·
I08J • ••••••••••••••••••••••
POWER AMPS
e Woodworks, l-aba.. 4 4
chain $UO. 4 bar stools e aoo. Kl-lMS
nilaub Membership for &CROSSOVHS
sale. Rea1onable. ~Audio Producta hH Moving To Smalle r lmMU6 • tlmlt.t number o<rac· Home: Miacb xlnl hsehld tory ands. Fully guaran·
_ Movin& Sale: Herculon furn. plant.a, Ency Briu, Sevin 215 Copier, asking teed, only 11lght cos-
• eouch •love seat 1100. ~. carnes. bb, map, 900. WUJ OOMlder trade meticdamage. QSC, 1926
Complete cuatom kc. 11&. tiltea, bows/arrow• ek. for Plntoorotberam car. Placmt.11, CM ~2$40.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
C oleman Peak I
backpa c k . blue
Polarguard mummy
sleeping ba~. I mo old SSea.~9796
GOLF Clu!M. 3 ~ One
rr.in 's, 2 lad1mi w /carts,
.shoes, etc. Quilting
game 1120. for ~ver
)'thing. Call eft 3PM.
146-«1116
Tl.rib, rel{ulatoni, f1n1,
spear 11-'0 + otkr equl p.
meat. m~31112
M.euler 380 auto HSC ltd
Ameftcan Eacle ediUon. Bl!ltofr. 17J.2UJ
• l b d U o o s.t/Sun 17tll8 Greenleaf. 911.'MS315«9111-&M4
o:es::r/c:r S25 ea F.V.8G8143 5=ingerland, 2 yrs TY,:,.~.!:.__ 1_. e 5Gl-l'm · Ph\ball, 2 play. Juke box ~ w/many xtru. --.,..,.
---------Set /Sun 8a m ·? 204 5 • R.oclt-ole Prlncea1, S1SO. 646-~7 ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
• llA"'1PUL Aoabdm Ave. CM. loff lllrtcond642-1088 Nlce25"7AOlthColorT V . Wau C'J1 " C 1Blb If Harbor) Area rug, Druauet <Crown) 5-pc. + U . 2 Yr. Warr. f"rM own oun-tools, bikes, m lac. Ir New 1ame ahow win· t».bet. Xlnt. cond. l300. Del.14&-l,_ e w~ :: 8~~t·~· ~~ IQOdiel. =: !'!i\'':r:. aff.':fio Aft. SPM, ~3158. POW&
• bat quallt,r, al.lo S n · Convert 1ofH-sturdy, ~ 1329. 1ell $195. Hammond organ model AMPS
'18 Searay 22' CC. trlr.
cover, depth finder
112.000 759--0114 ---------Boston Whaler Squall. , .. .,.
SST 30:'5o3
T~ r,...et 9170 new t1re.i., xln1 m~th
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t'Ol'ld 83 J 6S39 $3000 ~ l
'78Terry 34' Sips !l Air, cir____ _
used I time Like nt'l4 I 971 D ... TSU ... Pvt pty INU217S > Ph • " ~5166 LOHGllD ,,a<Uft
iS TaM.i inbd. 25' d1y
crwser. 455 Olds eni.
w 118 hrs & jtlovalor.
Xtra11' 180 00
714 .9-9773. af'l 6 pm,
714 S8:J..80llJ
2D' woodefl stoop \n N 8 • --
SUXJOorbestolfer Eve!\ '76 Apechr C'am1>n
6 3 9 6118 5 . wk d a y s trailer. slpr1 7 full hook
66-Zlll u~. all xlri.i. sisoo
l\ir \'Ondltioncd
11!54781 )
Ski, fa.lung fun boat Save
ltlllC> over ~ price. '77
Jlanaer 19 ft tn ·hull,
lil»lp Volvo J JO. 40 hrs,
like new asoo. -. 71$1.
11· Lawe-Un ·11 v anaon
trir ...........
..~.
C. tahoa 31)' ll, Z boa\Ji. I ry
$27.000 on one. alllo
Newport 30 · " 32
IM:aneer. all cab, d.al.
lloop A bank repo 1 SI Ip
avaiJ Avery & Co. <710
fl'15..eo
Udo 14. sail 13488, trlr,
:M' Rena1J cabin Cruiser salla. cover, 4 life
'73 m Mett In • out jad.eta. "-dy lD ult
Ji\&11 moorina cover. All ll400orbROfT 152,,_,
cenvu. Trim t1b1. •• 000. ......... Udo 14 ttlf. Keep i.tlde.
----lnddl trailer. Complete
11" (]·~l;Q--~·~1Eli~ZC-t:.,. $l2QO. 831 ·20CiiS. ,. * * * ~~ 21' VICTORY SLOOP.
Si.'&51!M
Tralen. UHlity 91 80 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$4888
MEWPORTDATSUM
8811 Dove Street
N~'"WPORT BEACH
lll-1300
l reil motorcycle trl.i.
wl'UUI. box. Good road l•-------Sl7S Steve aft. $pm
~'T103 --------Mio S..ke, , ....
& Acceuorin t400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
119 rebui It Type JJ I VW
engine 1395. C a 11
HHJ40any tJme. -----• wfde tlres for VW bu1t
Uk• new with cla111y
chrom• r1 ms 12611
~
78 DODGE
PDUP v.a. automatic, Power
steering, power brakes
lll.3111.31
$4777
~A.CIC
FOIO
pensive laMps +other almo1t new. Chairs. Wbt wlcker cradle $'l2S. l,JA$JSO.eve. •CROSSOVHS
• itema . ......_. Wallr·dryer, Mayta1 Id.I lllt. Wlcker rocker 831--iJM. QBC Audio Producll has ~
.,. .... _ .. ,_,_ dect. almoat new. S7S SI.IS, ..U •.Wicker wall Gib H 1 • ltmtt.ed number of rac ~
_. ........ , let, '200; ea/tlellt. Many Cllllc. Sun clock az:sl.._f!ml wlcll•r aon umm nablrd tory "*· F\111.11uaran· ~ BOAT ~
atip, fbtla, Ulte nu, c1bi11
Movln1 . Beal orr
67M182.
2:MO S. Main, Santa Ana
Al the Comer of Warner
54'97070 ...tors. •••••••••.•••••••••••• • I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' •:-:=a~~: =~ mbttan>-f3UE. WIJaoo, etac•re ~. sell f15. =.'f ~ft ~i ~;::. le4td, only 1111~1._ cos· ~ ~-:l•b lpt S-panttb Cll. ~. bathroom vanity 9'CorUt..a.o. mlllc dama1e. QSC. 181211 ~
• 191.. _,.,, mllc.. Sala bed dbl Sl15. I pc. ~~. c.:: ~~1 Aac.tia, CM.145-2S40. •..... ~a-.. .,. G •• -wv ~......, Uprt1bt piano, ebony, -"COLODTV -w--. am .... tell 9100 .• pr YSL •un--'hvmboot W/cW ... n WAL :=;i:v~~ --..•eo.t•.NU ••1• saamt.WAR.
...... Mt with I etwn. :,.:~ -. w..-• tlt1 •I, 1 • t dreuee, t05J40. -ea.I. --~--., -am trl, ..o •·All ol· W'artU..a.etorpn ·--~ .. mo_...... -..., • ~ 1>191 b'On ..,or11ar .t-.one tllO~oU• wwwwa-.-. .... vn. ....... bed ..... Aatiq• ...... ldlak1 ...,, •petters,
eP.z!Wd r.., a.iw.S itilltll dbl doou .....,. OW dr . ..tdac 1 • ._ CO ._ •· MMl7I _ elll •1-.... I ...... I ' eeeb •• W lllfttaloa coueh, ..,..,.... -a••: X1Dt .._---.i. •~Au ...... 7 d.b=• lot batla. Ortailaal Id e.cl $76. tu.NII .., .,,_off_.. ~:id"'"' ~:n.;::
can .. ,, .. ,,.t ... r = wmaow. cll,?!'11141a1ev. NW7ll lllt,f.traell,ltptn . .,.
.... mt>•1111 =::..r-.: ......... Pott!Wr a. Dttector ,.,.. ..... u.r..u.mos"•· ..a-aa ... .,~ 1,ftl-._ •. I..._ a Dl'llMt tb&, beaut *.~-... Admi"'1 Color TV:
.......... • .._... tMtr9 •• ... et.. Lr1 ........ -.ur. . Swtn• beH, walnut
•W •11 ·--~ ~ ........ •.,"" lllAOCA&Pf!T ~ teeor 1aa, •Int. C9111i1at. Ndl twMf' wt. ~ ......... ~ _ ...... Ht .JI. T•o lOH told Tl+ ..... , ... n..··· Hk f15.1G-1•.
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Anaheim. Ca111 ~
ITdTIM6TODAT
Sept 8 to Sept '&th ~
EXCITING
RWMOES
•usHMt IHOWtflCIAU
1~:;'11~~~ lt71CHMOLIT
READERS AND SHOITI• PlaU,
to70 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AOVl'!RTISERS Air. enilae control, till
The price or Items wt.el, llereo, map, Ol'I·
Side tie-for power botlt. advertlaed by Hblcle lY 14.000mila. (LU5122>
epproa. 20· lo chaonel. dealera In lb• vehicle $64H -.flMDS. clualfled advtrUsln1 MIWPOll'DATIUM
--------• c:ohma doe9 not Include •Dow98ltelt NwporUlip. PoweroaJy. MY applicable taxea, NZWPOA'tB&ACB
tUO per ft. ll50 m.ln. Uc.me, traD1ftr '"'· HJ.IJOO .,...... a.--..,.,,_'°"·---------
... TO JltlRafAll lo-* pathltioft aomttOI • 1------•"• .... ....... atAvPla wte.~.UO..Ol'de-
HARRISON Harbor for .,. boet. :="·t:='7 unC 11 flD
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llnt•Ane ---·......-.... ... 9120 ........... ~ •• 21171 Meon _,.,..,.._ ...-. -.. •••••••••••••••• Ul'Wbell.(IA1f71>
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LUXUIY SPIUNTVELOCE Champagne melallic Select 631-1276 forboth. 96.J._~__ "l OEAlRlROIYN U.S.A. e '76 PINTO . CHEVIOLITVAt4 5 speed. stereo cassette. paint. lS,000 m1le.t1
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CAPllCI
LUXUIYS.AM
ladecll A P'Ml family caw l CMIJ'ZT).
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HOWAIDCia•a•t
Dcwe •Quall Sta. "16~5portabollt p/s. NEWPORT BEACH
p/b, a /c, auto. Good llJ.0515
cond. $1,950/best oUer. --------55Z-M74aft. 6. '19 Caprice clauic 2 dr.,
1'7t C .. YSLB Transp Car. '87 Dart, runs
good. $35() or beat offer.
556--0656. tt 10 loaded, 5,600mi . Must
leJ.l 1 m-4al.
COllDOIA
Spilt power leather
.-.. cnJlse control, tilt
wbed, power windows, very nice . Low miles.
('1UZWQU)
9940 ....................... --------
'73 Buick Century. 2 dr.
full pwr, a ll extr as.
$1600. Runs great.
557 .9755 eves &
weekends.
• '78 Buick Regal Limited
fully loaded. tape deck,
AM /FM, chrome wheels.
2llKmi. Show room cond.
$6,500 /Best Offe r .
673-4990.
9915
'72 QJupe de ViUe: Xlot
cand. $1.500/ best offer.
56-6492
'76 SeviUe: Beige/brown
top, xlnt cond. 60M mi.
S'/400. 55&-1929 eves ---
'79 Seville, exceptional
oond. fully loaded Take
over payments. 581-0821.
'77 Seville: Loaded. 2
, tme. many xtras. $9950.
1131-1.989
'77 Seville, xlot cond,
brown. Must sell STS95.
552-6855
CONVERTIBLE· '75 red
Eldo. 32K. wbt int..
loaded & exceU. cend.
P.P. t8350. 640-7317
'ii Coupe De Ville, out·
standing cond, all xll'as,
84&-014.3.
'72 Coupe d e Ville :
Loaded, good cond,
$1395. 557·3711 wknds
<mly.
'78 Sevllle DeElegante,
astro rool, stereo tape
w/CB, trip computer ,
wire wbls , lo mi ,
(677CVPM) Watkins
Leasing Company
549-1256
i6 ELDO CONV. all ex·
Ins. Vogue tires. 32mM i.
Sll,500. P . P. 714-731-2200.
"11 El Dorado Blarriu,
IStr'o """· loaded. only 7Kmi. $13,G . 499-3551
9917
?ICHIYIOLIT
CAMARO
T·top, 6 cyl., air crond., power steering, tilt
wheel, Rally wheels .
3>,000miles. (Ser. W180)
$6495
JIMMAllMO
YOl.UWA ...
.ll7ll BEACH BLVD.
SVN'l'JNOTON BEACH
MJ.2000
'Tl ca-ro Xlnt. Cond.
v ... *· All'"' stereo. n G1·12'72, lllke
"11 ...._ ltereo, a/c, all
..,....~
HIO
ff71 CHIYIOUT
MOYA
6 c yl. economy ,
autmnaUc trans., pwr.
steering, air cond. at low
miles. (376VJJ).
OM.Y $45'5
HOWAIDC..Yroa.t
Dove Ir Quail Sts.
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
$5995
NABERS ~
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SELL idle items with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad.
&4.2-5678.
At Orange County's # 1 Buie/, Deakrship
Bauer Buick in @sta ~esa
ALL PRICES SLASHED!
1979 TRANS AM
T· Top. Last of its kind.
Sale Price 8 8795 (038WPL)
1978CORVETTE
T-Top A silver beauty • s 11 49 5 l949v~H> Sale Pnce , .
1978CAMARO
Rally Sport. Extra sharp
Sale Price 8 6595 (174VMP)
1979 CAMARO Z-28
Has everfthing. 8 7777 (<BJNPM) Sale Price
1978CAMARO
Cpe. White. The ladleS will love this. $ 6 4 9 5
C7o7uoxi ·· Sale Price
1978 TRANS AM
Black beauty.
Sale Price S 7 4 9 5 (650VPMI
I979MGB
w ire wneela. Red and sporty. $ 6 9 9 5
'479552l Sale Price
1978 MG MIDGET
Red beauty.
Sale Price S 44 9 5 (208133)
1978 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE
A classY Package.
Sale Price 8 54 9 5 (529VLA\
1978MGB
Sale Price85999 Buy A. Band See.
(5-47UPW)
OUr p~ iaeludee nerythillf(
f>xet!pl tax,. lieenlf" and
1977 TRIUMPH TR·7
Air cono + sunroof
Sale Price $ 64 9 5 (675TDHl
1973 MGR-GT
Sharp.
(981J00) Sale Price 8 3395
1979 D1'TSUN 280ZX
It moves Sitting still Sale Price s9999 (618WFI)
1979 VW CONVERTIBLE
Lt blue & beautiful
Sale Price 8 9495 1258XNMI
1979 VW CONVERTIBLE
Sliver beauty
Sale Price 8 8995 (11810)
1978 DATSUN 288Z
Silver streak s7999 (050TWL) Sale Price
1977 TOYOTA SR5
Sporty economy.
Sale Priee 8 4595 161 lSXA)
1978 DATSUN 288Z
Bold. beautiful. gold
Sale Price 8 8995 (355UNU)
I97i DATSUN 240Z
Air cond. and sharp.
Sale Price 8 3999 (312VOF)
'l973~AGUAB XKE
Convertible. Absolvtely beautiful. • S 12 4 9 9
twTOPWO) Sale Pnce ~
a 120 docum,.ntary lf'f'· o,.,. 'Till 9 r.11. llon...S.I. r-. •. o,..n g"'7 s.u.a1 'f''U s r.111.
J Md.I Sold .,. s. ,,.,. ,,.,.,
1!TJ$ HARBOR BL~ alS'TA iWS4
F..xecut1Vf"~ per.,1>0<11 ·1~1
9R Rel'tcncy D~I . 4 dr.
fact warr , 27mpl(, well
equipped. Sil .JOO
714 524 ·6687
·11 Old<i Mdl 9H. I'S. l'H.
AC. VI!. rel'? J:;J!.. 89,0uo
rru. Sl.200 752..WO!f
9957 .•.••.............•••.•
197SPIHTO
In rrul~ '1 !>peed. i:rf'at
ga:,nulcagc llOO~X0 1
$1999
NEWPORT DA TSUM
888 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
133-1300
78mRD
PINTO
RUNABOUT
6 cyllDder. aulomatu:,
more. (799U FW I
$3477
s.Al>DLEIACK
FORD
ZM-OS. Main, Santa J\na
Alt.beComeror Warner
546-7070
/4 Good cond.
Sl.595
631·1628
14 Runabout. Snrf. auto
trans, A /C, J\M /FM ,
xlnt. Dys 540·4113 .
eves /Wknds 960-5265
m>cc Pinto. would shr
parts w /other old Pinto.
SS 1632. Sli II runs.
........ 9960 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llr76 Custom Suburban
f'1ry 9 pass. SU. Wgn.
Loaded. med. engine.
good cood. 673-4899.
"10 Ply. auto, P /8 PIS.
A /C, SBR t ires. 4·dr. &ood transportation.
&-02"15
•es Sport ~ry. 328 eng .•
DU bat., alt., wtT. pump &
tires ..... 675-6870.
'71 DUSTER, economy
, car. Clean, mwtt aell
f81t. e...211122
0.. aaver sub-compact
'78 Hartacm, 4 dr, 2 tooe
blu. a /c, lo mi 4 spd 1tk, mbllcond-.sm.
"101'ary 3, p ts. p /B, A/C,
All/I'll stereo. 1uperlor
....... aUlnl 9175-Great fortowfnlR~'a. ~
11 J .... tt70 .......................
"II T· Bird: Cuat Ooolilleo • tal tnmk. fully lc>Hed.
tap eoacl, ........ f2500 . ....
'7'1 T ·Blrd. 1rey
• /'11.tatdliq velour Int. Mr. crulM, All/Fii 8
tract new brkt • ••oc'•, rad i a la. ~car, alnt concL
.... llMJ42;-.53a
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V.,. H74 . ..................... .
1IM VIP tm1mc. Good tlr& ............. .
a..p. aoeo.Bttt Offer. . ....
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fea'turlnq
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uper--e
Benzoyl Peroxide plus the Exclusive
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And you can only get that connection with New Super-Strength Cleorosil. the only
pimple medicine with benzoy1 peroxide to clear pimples and bentonite to absorb
the excess oil usually found with pimples.
Now when you get the clear skin connection you may win one of fifty clear ocry1ic
telephones PLUS a check for S250.00 to CCtlef Installation and one year of monthly
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Thero are et toast six differ·
ences in drawing tletalls betwffn top end bottom P'!neh. How
quickly can you llnct them? Check en,wers with those below.
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Add the tour lhadltd
numbers above end
you will find they total
17 Slmllet L ·lhaPtd
combination• In this
diagram total II. 19,
20, 21. n , 23, 24, 2S, 26
and 27. Some may be
totalled In aeveral
ways, white others,
auch as 28. 27_ .and U,
appear but once. Of
course, the four·i.tt.r
L's may be poaltloned
with long or lhori sldn
extendlnQ In any direc-
tion up or down.
How qulckly can you
find all the sums?
ICH.,. lltMf'rlftll o..-Mtter spadnt tot Mftlt •
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• One't A C•tt Jn ffCb grouplng of thr-. one 11 • 0
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,.... Mftlnct • fOOIO, and one gooae In tho mlddlo.
How mHy ..... altOfether?
• Rlddl.-~ This! Who Is the ... tlnQlest football
player? The tight end. How long have men played
prec:tlal lokfl7 Since antlc-qulty.
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above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. >-Yellow. 4-lt. brown. S-Flnh.
6-0k. green. 7-Bladt. t-Dk. brown. t-Maroon.
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lettttrs In the WOfd below to form .
two complete words
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008 Food Producll Cnl'llSMl"Y· ~ S Red
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cook M!'I ha v' bttn a longttmt
fa mily favont' Your f am1ly. too.
w1U IOv' you for tru tmg th'm
to thf hointtnadt' tnlt Now 1n
a b'6 wmllftn ounc~ family.
s1ut>ag.
A pat f...Oy snack l~L
CrandMu Frurt n Oalme.11
Bars: dd1C10Us ovm-baktd last'
truh In a fotl pouch Thty '' gttat for snacking. Or with lunch.
Now at your groctrs rn o1 srx
pouch c:.uton of lwtlv' wholt
9 IOmt bart
Until Oct. 31,
the est
part of
au • IS
less.
Don., WWI to make tho-.c
homemade caramel appl~. Now.
unul Oc1obcr 31sl, Kraft giv~ you
15' off on two grc<il ways to make
'cm. The good old·f~hloncd way with
'rnoolh unll <.'~my Kr.if1 caramel~. Or
the quick and cao;y wa y with Wrapplcs
caramel shoct\.
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number Qf former high tar smokeiS.
Not too long ago, most smokers believed that low tar cigarettes
si01_ply didn't taste very_good .
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cobacoo. And the "low tar, )ow taste" theory was exploded.
No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has attTacted so
many smokers as quicld-y as MERIT!
And ic's convinced some of the hardest .. ~plcase critics of
low tar moking: high tar smokers. In fact, over 7~ of MERJT
smokers are comill~ directly from high tar brands!
It's dear: MERIT taste i.s changing attitudes towards low tar
smoking. T
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FOR BOB BERGLAND, Secretary
of Agrlcuhure
"-the wortd tood aipply improwd?
-B.T., Decatur, m.
• Statistically speaking, the world food
supply Is In good ~, better than tt has
been for some lime. Grain production
thls year will be the largest ever. In fact,
even though world consumption will also
reach record proportions, we estimate
there will be more than 185 million tons
of grain in raerve , ample to meet virtual·
ly any contingency. But these figures are
meaningless to fully one·fourth of the
Much food and much hunger, too. world's population. About l billion peo·
pie are underfed and undernourished
Most of these people live In the 62 poorest nations where food production has just
bareJy kept pace with population growth, and In some cases has fallen behind. The
U.S., which holds 40 percent of the world's grain supply Is pressing for a system of
International food reserves.
FOR KATHERINE MacGREGOR, 1ta1 of NBC·lV's
UttJe HoUN on the Prolrle
If "'°" -.re ~ tnaMported back In time to the
1870'•, the era of tbc Mries, what would )ol(MI mJae mo.t?
-N.T., Rapid City, S.D. e Traveling GOnvcnlencc (you can be anywhere you want
wtthln a few houn): the telephone (l love to get on It and
chat fot hours); my analyst (lhe 's a.Ila my frtmd) ; th« unllm·
tted choice In clothes (I'm a fashion &eak,I . One thing I would
not miss Is fast foods.
FOR PRINCE CHARLES
Hew "'°" lnMrtted your moth.r'• grat k>w lot '**" Md lot bona? -A.S., Watcbat•, N.Y. e I love hones but don't undastand what makes them dck.
I haven't got my mother's expertlse. People who meet me tit
races and expect a flow of tlpl are dlsappolnted. Aa a
nonracfhg man my answer ls thll: The bat advtcc I can gtve
Is don't beck any of the Queen'• hones. Any ttme I do, It'•
total dltutcr. So I don't anymore, and l auggat thal you
don't, either.
FOR REP. ROBERT C. ECKHARDT, (D.·Toas)
Do you blq/cJe b plH lllN -« CID eave .. eollla1? -
Mn.~~Tretoa,N . .1.
• l'w blcyded to WOfk and to rneedngll at the While Houte
ewr ~ I was elec:Nd to Conwell In 1966 becauae ol the
excrdM, the vtltM and the rnobllty M offers. I feel a whole lot
freer on my b6ke, and I newr need to wony about getting
fusl or a p..tdng ~; but I haw had torM problems: Every
pert of my bike hal been ltolen al ope time or another. and
once IOmebody made olf wlh the whoM hie..
FOR THE •ASK'" EDITOR
I• Edd• Reher gotng to b&ab dd.afle ol
hill mam..ge to Uz T.yb In a book,
and le h« actua.Uy wrlting one? -F .P.,
Sante Fe, N.M.
e Eddie Is Indeed working on his
memoirs. In fact, that's all he's busy with
right now Eddie, who became an Instant
suc.cess In the SO's, Is ~ed by show
business today, and so he's keeping busy
by penning his autobiography. He's hop·
Ing that when It's out, 1111 give his fading,
singing career a shot ln the arm (his votce
Is SlilJ good). There was talk that when he
and Uz (wife number two: Debbie Rey · La and Eddie In better times.
nokh was the first Mrs. Fisher, Connie
Stevens and Terry Richard were the third and fourth) split, Eddie agreed to keep
quiet (In print) about their Dfe togethc But those rumors nUght be juJI that, because
Eddie says that into his book wW go everything that has happened to him , and that
Includes his stint as Uz'• hulband.
FOR RONA JAFFE, author of Oass Reunion
Do people tocL.y many tor th« same reason they m&nied
In the 50'e? -1.8., Canton, Ohio e No. In the 50's, girts were programmed bke· robots: get
mAn1ed as fut as you could. otherwbe you were a failure.
The young people of the 50's married strangers. Gwts
pretended to be Interested In everything the man was In·
terested In and thought that after marriage they would
mlraculowly become best friends -but they were still
strangers. Today It's all free wlll and savvy
FOR PAUL WIWAMS, compoier
What'• the honor you recently got from Canada? -G.B .•
~ood.fla.
•I was asked to write a song In tribute to Toconto. I felt
honored because I, an Amaican, was asked. Instead of a
Canadian. It happened when I was on location In Toronto,
fllmlng Slone Cold Deod. &ln9 asked was the good news;
the bad news Is finding wetds that rhyme with Toronto. AJI I
C4I\ think of ls "pronto" and "Tonto.'' and ndher of them
wlll do.
FOR MICHEU.E PHILUPS, •• of Bloodltne
Whv did you pk:ll on llUCb. eJllv.,.... .. c~ for~
.... ter? -L.0 ., Manc:bat•, N.H.
e 1 think "unUIUal" would be a better ~n. It came
about thll wey: When she was born. I wanted to caD her "In·
die." When I told John Phllltp1 (my hutband then) what I
hed In mind for our daughter, he ICared and eakt, .. If youM
gob'tg to cal h«r the name ol a country. why not Vietnam °'
OUna." He w• Joldni, of c:oune. China aoun~ good -
wtth a ddfcrwnt tpdlng.
PRO MD COO CON ,.._. N. ,.,_, Assistant Dean cl Stu<Mnts,
UnlWnlty cl Kentudiy
Should Fratemltfa and
Sororftfa Be Abollahed?
The tr.dltlon ol IOdal fratemtia and
eorodtla II u IOld .. the aJRence ol
col9ga and untwnma. n-tod9l
organllatton. haw b'8 provided l>Uf
INtltulont wllh • rMJor IOUl'CS ol
IMdershtp, campu.a lnvolvemtnt,
aiumnt IUppOft and, mo.it in'cpoftant·
~. an _,,.. d9 c:orpe on ~
wt-. by ..... ~ pubkity
hee con~ the !dee thet ~ .. lhl1ow and
trMal. Howwlr, ..... ~ contrl>utlonl .. .,,
~bl; tr.. mtdt.. f'~ prOlllde an OMll tn
'what .. """" • ~ and lmplllotlill ~
environment. EWIYOM rney not need ot went• fmlmtty eq>eltence, .but _, lhould ptO\ltde th9 end ocher .,.
,,..... ~to IMlt ~ aeudlnt needt.
Baseball's Relief Pitchets:
A . the hca of b.et>lll'• Septir.1.b6<
pG\nAnt .... wits lhc onc.-tNtdy
8"nl of arttng ptlcti.s and tuml nc.ty
•vav game Into • tummy wrwncher,
~ .. llle.aty aytng out Cor r.w.
They tlgnal to thctf bultp.n1 for
"firemen." rcba ~ 10 nldcnarr"9d
fOf tf\a .tJdlty 10 1nu1f out 111'1 oppc>*lg
teem'• ,.ity. Indeed, lhc inaa.ed ua9 of
thw ~·--nwtca ~ the blu· gal ~ In b..-a In Che 1970'1.
Bob lA'mOn . the Hal of f.,_ pkhcr
who IMNlged the New Yoril v.na.... to
~ Wortd s-.. ~ .... w ....
p&elM Che new IClltucM mnorig be9llblll
pec>pM: "R.W pkhlng " ., ~
beau.a now DUng ~ ..,..•t U ·
~loC041 .......... °'WNn I WM~ (in the 1940'1 and
1950't), ..... W9N fott.s lo ,...,,..
b.i'l l9ln their Utt. Mow tt.. .. lp9•
~ tnd ... complatit ....... ..
.. .. book, n.. ,,., Pldwr: ... .
""'~Nett H.o, aulhor ~ Thom .,....
... IOme ~ ~to IUP·
polt l.Amon'a ~-.Thom cMr\· ...... blnw-.11...._. .. _ ..
of t..bel and t1w 1 •a · 1 tad\ ••• '*'* ..... ol ..... -'*" .......
~=I;~,,... . .....,,..
•• flAML't-.'f,' JI A ,· ..
They Also Setve Who
Sit and Walt By Jeff Stewart
Rollie Flngers of the
San Diego Podru
pllchen com~. From 1876. the frat
yea of the ma}of leagues, to 1904, th.
ltartet completed 90.5 pen:ent of !he
gmna. By !he 194 7 ·58 pc>ll·Worid w. rt era, It wu down to 35. 1 paant
The llld.e a>nUnues. from 1959 to
1978, the number of oomplaw games
dropped to 25. 7 pcn:cnt. So far thll tu· '°", th. figure hea dwtnd'-d lurthe
A new statistic:, the "saw." tui.bftn add·
ed to the Koring chart. The percent ol
gama saved. Of Wtoria procectec:I, by
rckf pltchen hea pn:q........, clmb.d
from l.3 pcrccnt • eat0n durlng the
1876-1904 period to ~ 18 psmn& •
year {()f the .. Ihle 1958.
1hc MVC II the rebcf pttchcr'1 barvaln·
Ing potnt duttng contract nego«tadont
~to lhc ~ ICOling ""-· • plcher NCetwl I MW when he (1) flnMh.
et•~ won by hll dub; (2l II not the
wtnntng pk.Mr; and (3) enters the 1111""'
wtlh • le.d ol no more char'! ctw. rune
llf\d ptlicMa at ..... OM Inning; t he
eni.n the ~ with the pc>Url'ldal t).4lnQ
run on~ ... bet Of on deck; Off he
pllcha cffcttwly b . t ... cti.. Inn·
logs, ~ ol lhc ICOfe. Only OM
pMche' CM git the MW J* glf'IW.
In the 1970'1, lhc ~on'*' ~hM~.The~
Alhleb, for ........ Wini to the World
s.ta dwee .. drna, ~ • tee.al
of 19 S.W g1ma and ueed IMlr ace re·
llewr, Rol6e Flngwl, In 16 ol dtaee
gllnWI. The °"°'Ml Redl, who doml·
n-.d much of Che 1970'1, Mt a record
when th.w plcNn c.a.d onJy 25
cuhc** 911"* In 1972; Chev broke ttt.t
record wtlh jull 22 complete gwnet In
1975 .
In the h halt ol the 20lh cenca.wy.
d-. WM oNy 6 handful of btg .....
-,..., ..... ~ The .. NgUlw
Nllwr -Doc CnncW, • '*"" '°' the~ York Oientl In 1911 ..... would °""' pftft .... b the ...... Nn ---.... ..,... •• ...w--. ... ....
,.... ....... odMr ....... -bul
not fMIW. Among the ...... Johnnv
Murphy of the New York Yankees In the
1930'1, Joe Page ol the Yank.ea In the
1940'1, and, for one ~cat year. Jim
Konstanty of the Phlladetphlo Phlllln in
1950 Konscanty was to good (a 16 7
record) that he led the Phlllia Into the
World Series and was named !tie Natton
al l.qgue's Most VatualMe Player
As beMbal•moved Into the 1960's,
~ became ~ Oumg the .
1959 \Abtd Scrta. • t°'91 Ilk Los
AngNs Dodger plchcr named Larry
Stwmy became the Scrtn. Ur, pitching In
lour games aga.W\at the Chic.go White
Sox and winning two of them The not
acuon, rdcwr &oy Fear of !he Pwts-
bwgh Plrata was !he ha pitcher In bate
ball, lead.Ing the team to the NatlonaJ
luguc pennant with hit lncredtic 18 l won"'°" reconi. Hoyt W\lhan. the ~ man'° pldt In OWt 1.000 mater ......
gama, allo gave the ful·Ume rdewr'1
rok •new rncalUJC of raped Still, until
the 1970'1. fftl...,.. carrlcd more than
one rdcf lpedabit
Now every tum camn MVCral, and
molt tum• apectftcAlly tnln young pttdl.
en for the n>k during thew uy In the
mlnof'I. In fact, one ol 1979'1 bat re
Mevcn, Bruce Sutter ol the o.bgo
Uibl, .. tlMlld ~two game&~ he
119*' h6a h pro' I 1' .... ClOnlr9d
Anodle young ,..., -· Marie Oor of the C.afomla Angell, w• bro .. t up to
the maJon beceute of thON bUtntl,
daplc • m.w 23-26 won-Iott rcord In
fow MllllC>nl In the mAnon
Lamon '1 !ugh afftm for rellcvcn Is
ahown In his daolpdut1 of YMkec ace
Rich "Goo.• era.. (on the cowr)
"HaYlng him avaOablc • like havlnil a
.375 hltt«t who drives In 100 NOS He
)Ult changa the 94mc riQht wound~
.
T1Nr MtnncMXG Twlm ·
Mllce Manholl
Typical of the current-day re bever. the
t.g, 6 fooc-4 Go.age enJOys his ,~ h
got him to the rMJOfl faskf than he might
have otherwise, having com« up to the
Chic.ago White So• .,a ~ 20 aha only
28 mlnof leagu« games Go.age was a
standout a1 the start. P<>Qing a 7 ·O record
In 1972 Th«n he slipped. wet1t back to
the mlnon, end returned In 1974 He
won the "Fireman" awAtd as the be1t
1elever In the le~e In 1975
But a ye111 lei.er, the White Sox tned to
make him " ltMter and he won only nine
games and bit I 7
That convinced the strong fASlball
pitcher that ttlicvtng WlWI 't a bad life
One problem wtth the relief pitchers of
paJlt ye4"1 was that they feh th~ were just
~ and would be paid aa:ordw9Y
Gos.age pmved tha rcllcven ge1 their
fu share today He has a long·term,
S2 7 ·mlllk>n conbact F\ng«n {l'\Ow of the
Sen Dil9> Padres). ~ Marshal ol the
Mlt w 111!9Uta T WWlS and ~ EMrwlclt o1
the Philade~hla Phillies 111re other mU
!Ion-dollar rdewn
Tiwy have flnaly gotten thew due rec
ognltlon lou of mon~. cheen from the
fans and raped from thn teMT\m41es
and opponents In fact, Pete Row of the
Ph~hle PhUlin thlnkt they have
dw9d It. grime IO much Ihle "wtt\ al
chit good rdll p9chen then er. now, Ty
Cobb (a 367 ltfettme hkt.,I would 1'!11
hll maybe 315, and that's aD " llLI
THE /OFT lOOK FOA FAll belted chemise Is the Important
dress silhouette Boucle·textured
knit suit by Schroder Spon Knit
dress by Mom of Lynne In Fortrel
F ashlon is at a crossroad. Since women sent the midi-length Into an
eclipse, it's been mostly do-your-own-thing. Now women want lo dress
up again Some predict the return of The Fashion Dkta1orsh1p Nonsense'
Today's woman wiJJ wear what she wants to. And she's showing an affinity fo r
fitted suits and soft dresses that spell comfort without sacrthcing chic
1 The shaped suit dominates
Gone 15 the slouchy. un
constructed look. In lt.s place. the
detailed suil unth shoulders em
phosued. waist indented And the
2 The knit sweater dress. from
spony turtlenecks (like the one
on our cover) to dressier versions
like thlS silhouette. with contrast
white bands ot the neck ond on
By RosoJyn Abrevayo
I• ,NA.Y llllmK.LY, IQh a. I,_,
There may ne ver be a be ttertime Only Singer makes Touch-lfonic*
to buy a Sjnger• sewing machine. Be-memory machines. Touch the mem-
cause we ve d one something highly ory panel or a button, and the mem-
irregular to our regular prices. ory remembers your stitch pattern
In a year when the price of al-instantly, together with the best
most everything has gone up, and length and width. No dials to set, no
some prices have skyrocketed, cams to change, no adjustments to
Singer has managed to lower prices make. That means Touch-lfonic
on six of our machines. As much as memory machines are so easy to
S250. use, you can forget about your sew-
We ' re going to continue with ing machine and concentrate on
these low prices as sewing.
Ion~ as possible. We Only Singe r
don t know how long makes machines that
that's going to be. wind their own bob-
But it's our feel-bins. Singer even
ing that, with the cost makes machines that
of clothing as high as measure your button
it is, more and more and make a button-
people are going to hole to fit, all in one
be sewing their own step. And Singer
clothes. And saving 'l'OUOt-~·---·-....a.m gives you built-in
as much as half or more off the price speed-basting-faster and easier to
of ready-made clothes. rip out than regular machine basting.
We want them to do that sewing Of course, not all our machines
with Singer. come with all of these features. But
. And there's every reason why no matter which machine you
they should. Because we don't Just choose, you1l find Singer makes
give you a lower price. We also give sewJng easy.
you a machine that does more. So hurry to Singer. See how
...
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sleeues. are making fashion points
this season. along with sheer tinted
hose and the return of the pump. A
Fortrel blend Strait Lone
3 The inspira1ion is straight out
of Paris but more subtle to swt
American tastes: the two·piece
dress with fitted jacket. puffed·top
leg·of·mutton sleeves and small
pep/um flowing over the hips. In a
Fortrel blend By Hirshies
4 Proportion is euerythmg this
fall. The new slender styles call
for the "small head" hair sleeker or
smartly hatted. lengths shorter to
balance the look. A suit of Super·
Suede features a belted 1oclcet ouer
a slim skirt. Country Set
ARE DO
5 The news m dressing /or euen·
Ing. sheen and texture
abound These high·stepping ribbed
ponne knits are in an Amel fri.
acetate blend. The V -neck style hos
elost1eiud push-up sleeves. a self-
belted waist and sllghdy full skirt .> By Tracey. The other sports .-/
do/man sleeues By Young
Edwardian
AS DRASTICALLY
ARE UP.
WE'VE LOWERED PRICES ON THESE MACHINES.
lOUCH-TRONIC.2001 MEMORY sgg lESS THAN
MACHINE ~~ LASlYEAA
lOUCH-TRONIC 2000 MEMORY S250 ~= MACHINE
CREATIVE TOUCH FASHION• s200 ~~ MACHI NE 103Qt
STYLIST.MACHINE 834t s55 LESS THAN LASlYEAA
STYLIST MACHINE 533 s40 LESS THAN LAST YEAR
STYLIST MACHINE 543 s30 LESS THAN LASlYEAR
~ t.Md.., ll'Wft., Ortr._,., 1971. .,._ ~~. Hr79, -~ "'°'"' ~ ""' • .,, .. **"' t 11.-,• 1or ...i 1134 .......... Ill"" kif .,.,.,..,.. ... llYC'i.w. •
.
much sewing machine your money
will buy this year. And jo in the 100
million people who sew easier with
·-Singer.
H you·ve already got a sewing
machine, Just bring It in. We11 give
you a trade-in allowance for It that
means your new machine costs even
less.
You niay have thought it was im-
possible for any company to roll
back prices in a year like this one.
But U wasn't.
It Just took Singer to do It.
-· THE SINGER STORE
WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE .,.,,.,,...._ ~ .,,_ ~ .. ,_ ... C...-.. TM°"'"' ~l'llGDOf"n<*A&.AT~TIJllG 01ALUS.
Wlmings ~rgton Gennt Hn Determined
Thlt Cigdi1 SmotinO II Dangerous tolour Health.
13 0J 'lo".~ OJ~'!: .......... Flt"""' MIY ~_._.\
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OR Um
Now's the Time to Insulate
Q .: I'm thinking about Insulating the
altle Can you give me some lnformabon
as to how to go about it?
A.: Don't just think about ii. do it In
sulating -your attic or any other umn·
sulated part of the house -wUI save on
heating (and coollngJ bills, usu.any in-
crease the value of your home.and not
least, give you the sa"5fac1ion ol knoWlng
you're doing your part in the national ef.
fort to conserve energy
In most cases. anic insulation can be 1n
stalled by rhe average, handy do ii·
yourselfer It's just a matter of removing
floorboards and laying down baning be·
tween the )Oists. and, for ceUln~. of sta
piing or otherwise fixing insulating
material between exPosed beams
There are many types of msulating
mat~rials available. but by far the most
popular are those made ol mineral flbeT .
which includes fiber glass and rock wool
These products are used In abour 70 peT
cent of home·insulallng Jobs They are
fireproof and come In batt. blanket or
loo5e-fill form
lnsula11ng 1 .. alenals are rated by the
U S. Depat1ment of Energy as to their R
value. R stands for resistance to heat
flow. and the R-value material you
choa5e depends oo the part ol the coun
try you live In and whe1her Oil not you
have air·conditlonlng
A local dealer can adVISe you on the
type of insulation mosl suited lo your
needs and instruct you on installing II. Or
you can get a helpful booklet on materials
and techniques for msulallng nOI only the
anic but other parts of your home. It's
called "How to Save Money by Insulating
Your Home." and It's available foe 30
cents from. Mineral lnsulalfon Manufac.
turers Association, 382 Springfield
Avenue. Summit. NJ 07901
Eorn SlO fa< Your Energy-save<
Have you any good we publish. None can be
energy-saving Ideas you'd returned. Send to
like to pass along? Send Family Weekly Forum
them lo FAMILY WEEKLY at Box 5132
the address provided below FDR Station
We'U pay S 10 for each one New York.NY. 10022
How to Have a Tog Sole
Q.: We're being transferred to another
city and must gel rid of unnecessary fur·
nlture plus about 20 years worth of ac·
cumulated junk. I'd like to try a garage
sale Any tips?
A.: Plan your garage 5ale fOll a
weekend. but not a holiday weekend
when many of your hoped.for customers
may be going away. Two days shoukf'do
II -if you have opeNlve fumllure to
d!spose of you might want to lliy In
busineM fOf two weekends.
Shop garage sales in your community
to MC whllt the goIDg price Is fOf Items
tompara~ to yours. Aho vWt junk and
teeondhand $Sora, and mak• your prtt.a
about half ol thftl. If a kite~ t'9bla Niii
for $20 In the tecondh.nd aioq, pnoe
yourset S 10.
command a good price as an antique (If
yoo do. don't put II on IWI~ -let the
dealeT sell II on consignment I
Secondhand cloches don't sell. bu! If
you unearth a chest lull of. Slly, your
great aunt's evening clothes from the 20's
and JO's. display them pcomlnently. The
price depends on condllfon and worth of
the original garment -but think In the
$10 to S50 range
Old books. hard cowr and paperl>td,
always aeU well -and 50 do old
magUna. If you h.vc a subsianUal
numba. Mck them according to ~ and
ct.te. If Jt'sa mixed beg, 10 CAmto copy ls
a good *'1ing price. (ff you have,.
howev«r. ~ yean' worth ol any
~. cal a cS.ala In eecondhand
pe'l1odlcala.)
Don't °""°°" the "Junie" Junie. Old
'•· brokan appllonca. Individual Cupt
and ~. 10Uwnlrt. odd kitchen
uten.OS can al go on • .. ar.b beg" table -
•fl)! n.m, 25 cents lndud« old eoatume
)ewel:ry If nothing els(>. kids will buy 11 tu
play dress-up ·
Once you've gonen your merchandise
sorted out and prlees fixed, advertise
your sale in a local paper or shopping
guide If lher-e's anything speoal lnduded
a TV. a Ping-Pong table -mention 11
On sale day. be sure there's a "C>Mage
Sale Today" sign posted pro m1nt!ntly,
also. signs matlung the way to your house
From the main road Have objects for Selle
laid out neatly on I.ables w11h the pnces
marked clearly Furniture and other large
oo,ects should be tagged_
hems that don't seU oo the 111'51 day of
the saJe should be marked down on the
wcond Everything half price IS a good
general rule If your pretty comei
bookshelf doesn 1 seU at SI 0. don't hang
on to tt out of senttment Mark 11 down to
SS. and let 11 go What you lose o n larger
pieces you may to vow !>Orpnse. make
up f()f On banered dolls.~ CopleS of u/e
m.-,gazine and Micl<ey Mouse watches
thal cfon'I woril That's lhe way garage
sales go
What's a Well-bolonced ffieol?
Q.: I keep reading that a good diet 1s
based on the four food groups What
they never teU you 15 whal the four food
groups ore
A.: 1lle four food groups are protein
foods. milk and milk product$, fruits and
vegetables and gram foods
Every day, you need. two servin~ of
protein foods A serving might be 3 lo 4
ounces of lean meat. f15h or poultry, an
8-ounce glass of milk or an ounce of
American cheese (the protein IS concen
bated -a hnle goes a long way) OT you
may choose one serving of vegetable pro
telns -lentils. whole grains and dried
beans aN the best soorces
MUk and mild J)foducts adults need a
pint of mtlk a day. reen bgeTS a quart and
children a pin I and a half. primanly for
calcium G ood substitutes include
cheese. cottage che~ o r yogurt or rhe
calcium nch vege1ables -kale. turnip
greens and collards
Fruits and vegetables four lo five serv
logs a day for vrtamms and for the
rough-'Qe they provlde to keep your
system in worlung order One serving
~hould definitely be nch 1n vitamin C
(cllrus fruits or 1uice. tomatoes and raw
cabbage, sef\/e plenty of co leslaw)
Another should be foods nch In v1lamm A
-yelloW and leafy gre~n vegetables and
yellow fruits As 10 the rest of the vitamins
(except Bl and the lrllCe minerals, you·11
get what you need If you serve as many
differ-en! types of vegetables by color and
by texture as you can
Grain foods (including nuts and seeds)
four to SIX servings of these foods a day
for the B vitamins and iron Whole-gram
breads and Cetl!als. ennched pasta and
peanut butter oll hi!lp
Diet Piiis
Q.: Ate diet pills ~fe?
A.: 1lle appetite suppressant pllls and
candles thal are soid over the counters
are generally safe fat adults In normal
good health (although it's always wisesl to
check wllh a doclor) The J)foblem here IS
lhat once you stop taking 1he pills ltl'ld go
beck to normal eating habits. you'll prob-
llbfy regain your weight The better way
Is to go on a balanced. low-colorie diet
made up of foods you llke, and then
change your ~ting habtts. '
"Water pills." or diuretics, ore popular
wtth 50me dieters These medlcal\ons do
not cause you to ~ rea.I weight.
however: they simply drive exc:ns waler •
from the body Oneil the water balance Is
restored, the needle on the scale goes
right up ogaln
()iuretlcs are le91t1mat.e medicalions.
and they are often prHCribed ' for
hypertension and other ailments. Bot
they don't help you sllm down. They also
can cause sodium and potassium def1
dencles since these neces.sary minerals
are driven out o4 rhe body with the water
Some doctors prescribe amphetamines
for weight control. These are definitely
not safe. Amphetamines will curb ap·
petite in some patients, but they also con
couw 5erious lmpelrment ol judgmenl.
mental confusion and drug dependency
Amphetamines are dangerous drugs. In
street parlance. they are known as "up
pen" or "speed "Teen·&gers are taught
that "speed kills.·· Adults should take
nole Even If a doctor advtses them, don't
take them and tell the docto! why
Hanging Q Chandelier
Q.: I want to hang• chandei.et In my
dining alcoYe. The table II Dl,ncan Phyfe,
lbt feet long, and tM room It tlmple. with
chintz cwtalna. Wh.t ldnd ol chandett.r
should I get. and how high above tM
.... llhould It hang?
A.: Hang your chand«ller so that ti-.
botlom .. about 30 lnch«s obow the
t.ablistop (a ch.and•.., II aippoeed to light
lhe table am '°' '**" 5"-*t). ~ geneal rule • to me i. lhM thl dlarMMr
of the chandc!Wr should be abou1 113 the
length of an oblong lob&e or the dlame1er
of• round OfW' For a M>c·fOOC lnble. a fix.
ture lh.t me_asurn about two feet aaosa
would be ln proportion. It shouldn•t be
too flncy: no ayst.al n1ravaganzas,
s*Me For ttw room you dacrtle.
chooN a t!mplc. ~ul bc-at1 fl.xture.
When you're tnstalllng It, don't forget to
lnltd a dimmer switch You can buy one
In your ~· store, and • ti.ndy do-
tt-yout"ldcr can lntlaD If. A dimmer
S. turw you know the value ol wh.t
you've got. Toesa.n and TV1 ar9 ea.y to
~. but II you have an lllllCll'tnWnl of
rally okt family pcMmlons ~
dutt k'I thl altk , fumltuN. bnc-a-brac,
pelntlngl ~ IM tlke -have a dsMr
look al them You m1y find among the
,.. ... v ..... dfaMr Of • ,,.,,.., P""41Y ~ """0 I-..,, .................. --* ......... to ......... IWtte.h ...W. you to tum the chanddl'f
up for bright light. down for art lntlmale
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Eating lunch. 20·month·old Jenny
hoists het milk mug with both hands
and calmly upends it "No, Jennifer!"
says her exasperated mother S he pours
her daughter a second cupful. which Jen·
ny promptly dumps onto lhe Ooor
Max. going on four, decides 10 rework
1he phrase "goodnight kiM" into "good·
night kick " Unaware of his son's
linguistic sophistication, Max's fa1her
comes m to tell a bedtime story and ends
up dodging tiny feet.
Aggressive behavior like Jenny's and
Max's Is very common In early childhood
-what parent doesn't have dozens of
"war stories"? -but Is often m~s·
understood. "Parents need to dis1ingulsh
between aggression In the service of
mastery and self-assertion. and aggres·
sion that's merely hostile and de
structlve " says Eleanor Galenson. a
noted child psychologist and professor at
New Yori\ City's Mount Sinai School of
Medicine. Many parents make the ml5·
take, Galenson and other psychologists
believe. of lreating all childhood aggres·
slon as destructive or as a threat to their
authority. And although kids do need to
be restrelned (those shin kicks hurt). loo
much restraint may undermine a chUd's
ability to assert himself In later ltfe. A child
needs to learn how to express all his feel·
lngs, not just the milder on~. If he's to
become a full pe150n
A ggresslon Is not a dirty word. Its Latin
root means sfmply "I move forward."
And this Is precisely what a lot of
chlldren'a aggres.slon slgnlflu: the strug·
gle to develop a separate identity and a
sense of control over one's environment
"The kid who's a mtlk-splller," 5aY$ child
psychologist and author Saul Kapel, "or
the baby who closes his mouth to food or
continually throws down a toy thal's
handed him, Isn't necessarily being de·
flant or naughty. Often he's just testing
out his new power over his sunoundlngs,
flexing his muscles. The Intent Is to build
himself up, not to undermine his parents.
When you hand a baby a rattle and he
keeps throwing It dowh, he's experiment-
ing with his conrrol over objects. And to
say 'I gave you the rattle, so hold onto It!'
ls to Impose a ~d·bod structure on the
child's actions thclt he doe.sn't even
unde1'5tand."
Parents frequently Interpret a chUd'a
"misbehavior" In grown-up terms. they
"adullomorphlu7 aa Stella Chas, co-
euthof of the chUd psychology clusic
Your Child u a Pcraon, puts It. For uam·
pit, a chlkl of 12 Ot 13 months Is Jwt lqm.
~how to UM hlg ~and handt, he'D
tometlmcs overextend himself -pulling
his par•nta' heir ot gtvlng them e bite or
two. "Parents," tayt Galen.on, "are
tometlma shocked by · this blttng and
~bbtng. They think the child It hotale
when he'• tfmpty learning by b111 and «r·
ror ~ to UM ht. body. Sometimes per·
enta ~U rcta"-"· puWng the chlkl'• hair
06 ewn biting him~. so tha1 .,a-
.ton which was not mant to b9 hotdle
geU rumed bedt onto th• child."
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What ·To Do When
You1 Child
Acts Up
By Tony Schermoo
The same hit and miss tactics that a
small child uses to acquire physical
mastery are pre.sent In another Important
area: learning how to behave "A lot of
what parents see as misbehaving," Kapel
says. "as willfully gortlg beyond the hmits.
i.s just a child's way of defining what those
limits are. 'What's rlght? What's permlssl
ble? What are the rules around this place
anyway?' -that's what he wants to
know." And this Is where the parental no
comes in. A bewilderingly large number
of "do's" and "don'ts" pre.sent themselves
to a small child, and often he wonts his
bigger. stronger parents to step In and set
th~· lfmlts. Pto\IOQlttve behaoor Isn't
just asking to get smacked. Tile child may
be asking for someone to tell him how to
behave. Parado1tlcally. a lot of really
problemattc behavior starts only when
parents are unable or unwllllng to set
limits -the mother who has to tell her
child eight times (with the eighth time an
anguished tcre{l"\I may not be soylng It
firmly enough the first or second time.
Kids will push. but they can usually
recognlz.e a w~U
L~ of kids. especially arou!'ld the age
of two, go through a pl\ase wM.e they'll
say "no" to just about anything their
parents tell tlwm. What psychologists call
1 "autonu1lk negallvlam" (loosely trans·
lated as "the No's") can drive a parent
crazy, but theM juvenile nay-sayers have
to be understood for what th.iy Arc. "We
consider this negativism a wry Important
phase for o chlJd to go through," says
Galent0n. "It man• that he'• le•mlng to
•sscrt hlmtd without the fear that hta
puenb wilt darrt him -on• of the grut
furs of e.arty childhood. It'• the kids who
don't go thl'QU9h a flO phaw that rnay be
In trouble: they're the ona who m.y feel
that they have to ~ tc> ewrythl"i
their motlwr ays out of far that 1h1'U
dltappear." Thf rcaeon th.at kkls say no
IO often, t0methna tumlfli Into virtual
no factones, Is that they're sllll unsure of
their newfound Independence They're
testing their assertiveness just as they
tested their teeth a yeaz or so earlier -
somewhat lndlscr1mlnately (In the same
hit·and miss wav. a child who's learning
about possessions may .say. "It's mine1"
about ob,ects lhal aren't his )
ThtS apparently Wlltful negative be
havlor is heightened by a strong conflk:t
within the child At the same lime that he
wants to explore. to esldblash a sense of
hims.elf In the world. he also wants lo re
main a baby "If a kid wants to separate
himself from a parent." says Kapel. "then
Ile can't need that parent as much as he
did the day before, when he was more of
an Infant. He'' got both lmpuise1 to walk
away and to cling In ordet 10 overcome
that ambivalence. he may have to push
his patents away by being negahve, by
being stubborn, by refuslng to cooperate
But parent~ malle a mistake when they
see this negativism as a power stT\lggle
between themselves and their child It's
A child In the .. no ..
stage Is leornlng how
to be Independent.
not a power struggle. It's a s!ruggle within
the child himself. h's his style of
separating. and It calls for parental sym·
pathy, not retaliation."
So!Mtlmu It's hard for a parent nol to
lnteypret all those "I won'u," or the oeca·
slonal "I hate you:· as a power struggle
But the parent who responds to It I' a
threat, who retaliates, b putting himself
on the child's level -which Is not et all
where the child needs him to be. Instead
of retaliating. the parent has o d~I role·
to recognt. the child's right to eg·
~fl\al (and ocx:adon&I angyy out·
bursts) t1nd to 1et bmlts to the amra.slon
"Saying, 'I !\ate you, Mommy' Of, 'I hot•
you, Oaddyf la a pretty common thing
among little ktda." •ys KaJMI. "If• 1 nor·
mal tespOnN to f~tnHon. If a kid MYI 'I
hate you' after his mother changes hcr
plllnt to t.oka him to the bach or let him
go 10 a p.my, she shouldn't th1nl< he's on
some kind of hate mp. it's one of the only
ways a child has of expre~ng d1$appoant-
ment or anger Parents shouldn't be
threatened by the 'I hate you'. they
should say, 'Look I know you're angry
It's 0 K to be angry But you don t need
to kick ~ or throw your toys out the win-
dow -you 'II feel pre try b;,d afterward "
T alk1ng to kids about their strong feelings
IS often a good thing It helps them get a
handle on dJhcult emollons One CdU
uon facessi11e talk doesn't help As Dr
Chess says, "Some kids ge1 talked 10
death. especially by parents who need 10
JUStily therru.elves all the time Kids get a
b6rrage of SJX?ech. when wha1 they need
10 know IS what IS and isn't acceptable "
P arenh who squelch their child's ab1l1·
ry to express aggressive or angl'y feel·
mgs run a double nsk First , 1hey may
succeed 1n making the child feel guilty
about having any anger so that he
becomes what Galenson calls "the
goody·goody child" a d1v1ded person.
frightened of and unable to accept h~
own anger when II occurs Second, as
Galenson puts 11. "Aggression is
necessary for a child to develop a
p1one~r1ng sptr11 ll's channeled into
curiosity and exploranon The child
whose aggr~111eneM IS denied becomes
very constricted an his capacity to explore
the world with h1S mind and body "
Aside from the sometimes stormy eK·
change berween parent and child,
another difficult c}rea Is the relationship
between siblings -especially berween a
child and his newborn brother o r sister.
"It just Isn't as much fun to share your
parents as It is to have them all to
yourself." Sllys Kapel "Jealousy toward
the newcomet Is inevitable " Galenson
concurs "It's a very normal reaction for a
child to want to bile his baby brother or
sister, to throw him Of her out the win-
dow. to do all l<lnds of nasty thin95 You
certainly have to protect the baby But it's
atso Important to herp the older child
identify his jealousy and anger -'You're
jealous. 1 _y~a.stend. "' Parentsshouldn't
be frightened of a child's h06tlllty toward
someone he sees as an Intruder. And the
older child'~ Jealousy can be directed Into
helping to take care of the baby. This
gives him a "privileged," responsible role
lhat make5 It easier to get over the Initial
hurt of having to share his parenb' love.
So It's po55ibl« to walk a middle road In
dealing with small children'' aggression.
Kknowledgfng It, even enc:ouragtng it
where It's of use to the child's developing
sense of stlf -and at the same time set·
ting llmlts to It. "It's a mistake," says
Cheu, "to just stand back and say, 'Oh
good, he's getting out his aggression'" -
especially when to m1Kh ~ve b8·
havlor It an Invitation for parents to "1
limits. The child whoM p.enta bend con·
ttantly to his whims and tantrums wtll
have • hard time wh«n he comes Into
tonlael with the rut ol IM world.
Nobody Ilka a spoUed brat But •t the
same tlme, as Chess soys. "I wouldn't
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tuN llowly; then pour bock Wtlo the
uuccpon and return to• boll. Cool the
mixture 2 mlnuta. Sbwty whip In the
butter.
3. ~In refngaator.
Maka about 3 e11i-
• • ,M&'f W911Q.Y, I ' t. ..
3. Md 2 t.ab6apoons of swcct buttn
and mix wlh mna.tnlng 2 heoptng table·
lpOOOI of cisk brown sugar. Sprinkle
OYftl apples.
4 . Cover with pastry cul In a roond to fll
Q'ller apples with the edge of the pasb'y fll
ting INl<X the dlah. Cut a small slit In the
center 10 steam can acape
5. Bake In 425"F own 30 minutes or
until pastry ls aghtly bfowned Remove
from own and tum heat up to 550"
Make a round ol foll lo fif over copper
di5h to pr<*d paiitry from burning
Return to oven fOJ 45 mlnules to 1 hour,
or untfl liquid around app&n has changed
from runny yellow to~ sad<y amber
6 . When done. put a \lift nd ~ !hr
lop ol the dilh and ftlp OYlf tar1 The apples
shoukl be dart! amber and arametmed
7. Midi 1 cup whJte ~ tiowty In a
ttlldc-boctomed pen. \When ll9' ....
mded and II darlt amber, rcmow from
-.eat and paint a thin layer ol caramel
over surface of apples. u.ing a pastry
brush, and working as quickly as you
con. Cool.
I . Pru. wound walnuts onto aide and
rtm of cake.
9. Serve warm with IC:hlag (wh~d
cream). Maka J 2 .-n>lng11
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I. Sift locA' ,md Miii twa tneo ~ ~. .
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ui1d mlltturt ·-· .... cnnba. Ssw•.W. 1n.-................ .
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HAZELNUT CHEESECAKE
T-.-Oa-Tbe-Ona. ~Yew\, N.Y.
a.cw .,,. ~ ...... cnda« a-be
4 pw+ I (I-. Mdl) a-ca--, .. ,_. ' ....
V.~t.-va....
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en-.... ::.::: ..
1. Preheat ~ to 300"'F Line an
8-lnch Sl>fin!jonn pan with foil Lightly
butter foil. Pat with waham aadcA!r
crumbs
2. Beat aeam cheese, cream. eggs,
sugar and 11anllla with electnc mixer at
low speed unttl lnwedients ate b&ended
3. lncre.AM speed to high and continue
beating until very smooth. Add prahne
paste and continue beating until
thoroughly b&ended.
4 . Pour batter Into prepared pen ShalcAo
gently lo ml the mllCturc.
&. Set pan lnstde a slightly wkia pen.
being c.wcful not to ollow c:aM pan to
touch skies ot larger pan. Pour bolling
-i.rr Into larger pan to a depdl o( about
Ya Inch. ~ pant In Oll*tl and beike 2
houri. Tum off Mal and aJow cake to M1
In own 1 hour longer wtth door doeed .
6. Ut c:aM out o4 ~ bed\ Md p&.cc
on • rack. I.At cake .and at ..._ 2 hours .
Rcmow .... °' pan. o.cor. top °'
cake with ...s.d ~ heJwl, amnged
., • decorattve Piikfn. "*-JZ..W,.
HAZELN1.n' PllAUJIE PASTE
~-~::, 0 ,...,. __ .......... "' ...... ~,....
Meh over medium he.sl unl11 sug.u turns
bght bf own. sttmng to prevent burning
Remo11e from heat
2 . Add halelnub and max together
Poor onto greased balung sheet Do not
touch until cool and hard
l . Break Into pieces and Jllace an food
pr~ Of b&ender Blend until mixture
cn.imbles and then becomes a paste. al
leasl 3 minutes Molces 'I• cup
FRESH CANTALOUPE COUPE
n.. e.Mry, a..., , .... ~
1 _.. hoawtJdwu .eAoe
~ c:::.
IV. c:..-~ .,.,.., nit 111 hell
I cw" 19 o tee hwNil 4 t ..._ ,..
I . Cut cantaloupes in half. z:lgz.ag
fashion, insen toolhpleks to ma~ cutting
lines
l . Cut honeydew melon In half. remove
tcech and peel Cut melon In cubes
l . Cut papaya In half, scoop out weds.
Pftl and cul Into cubes.
4 . Peel and dice bananas
5 . In medium bowl, combine honey
dew, papaya. bananas and grapes. Add
lime juice and mtx well. Spoon fruit into
prepared cantaloupe halves. Serve with
Sow Crum Sauce
Molca 6 NnJlfl91
SOUR CREAM SAUCE
le-.-~ ..-.~ ............
• ·aa .._...,.
I . In uNll bowl, comb6nc all tnwc·
dlcnts. mbt well Spoon1owr fTah frun.
Nabs l 1fl cups
DESSERTS
bring the mixture to a boU
3. Add the pears to the bquicl, bnng the
mixture lo a boil again, then reduce the
heat lo low Simmer under COWf until the
pears are fork tender. apprniumalely 1
hour
4. Remove the pan from the heal and let
the pean cool In the liquld untll
lukewarm Then remo•e them With 11
slotted spoon, place on a tray and chill in
the refngerator.
5. When the pears have chilled. stuff
each with 1/1 teasP<>on of the jelly and 11
piece of the cake.
6. Place each pear In an Individual glass
dllh with about 1/i cup of the Basic
Vanllla Cream. Spoon 50me chocolate
sauce over each and serve
Molcu8~tngs
CHOCOIA TE SAUCE
... ~ ....... _.bets
1 CllllP ....
',\ ~ ------ODCDe ·~ .. 1'" $I COi S di
\4~caW--
~ ~ca sn:W c:ltaca'*¥111P ... ~~
I . In a very heavy saucepan. meh butter
with 5Ug11r end cocoa until mixture starts
to carmcllz:e
I . lmmcdlately add milt, sttnlng C002
lllandy. The hard lump wt1I dluotve as
mixture coma to boll.
3 . Stir comlllarch Into water smoothly
Pour In a rJow stream Into boiling syrup,
llUrTlng constandy.
4 . Remove from heat, cool to room
temperature. Stir In chocolate syrup and
brandy. Refrigerate. Molca 2 CUP'
BASIC VANILLA CREAM
I 1 Q Lp I I «* t di• ..... ... ,...
.,. CllllP-
.,.' ciao ....
10 ' .. -. 611" $11RI .....
I . °"9otve 1he comurch In 1 cup of the
mllc.
I . Bul lhe egg yol<a .Jlghtty with a fork
and !Mid ttwm to the mllc~ mlxr
tun.
S. Plec.e the remaining 3 cup. mllc In •
!Mdlum..a.d ~. Add 1he euger,
td, vanlle and butter. St.rt to hat thll
mbcture, llln1n9 to dillolve 1he 149'.
'· One. the mbcture beglfw to bofl, ltar1
lo .ar with • "*• whllk and pour tn the "6~~ rnbcture. You
w9 hew to bail thll mixture v.y
vtgoroully wtlh the "*-whWt .. " wtll
become veoy lllff. It wtll not be n« 111wy
to cook more than S mlnu•; the mtxture
wll lhlcMn M'nOlt irnm.:111..av.
I . R.emow ftom the helt • eoon • the aam II ll'l'I004h and lhk:k. Let cool.
,,.... c*ou• J quart
CUPE IOUTHERN m 1 F ........ ~
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1 . Beal eggs slightly Add margarlne,
flour, salt and miAt to ~. mtxmg until
smooth
2. For each aepe. ladle 1 oz batter inlo
6 inch aepe pan, gruslng pan every 4 or
5 crepes, or cooM on medium-hot
(37541f ). lghdy grUied griddle. Keep
crepes warm
!. Combine cheese, honey and liqueur
Spread crepe with 1/• cup fUling, roll
Place fresh fruit . heated, on lop or use
healed marmalade as topping
Molc.u 12 aerulng
S111AWBERRl£8 AU
GRAND MARNIER
c-..y C..... Hotel. ()lrleho-a City . ........ ~
6tellh.,a-...-
6 ta"•••a-Gr...t Mam61rl6queur Rad....,
I. Wash and stem strawberries, but
leave wh<>'e Sauti strawberria In a dry
lkUlct )ust unuJ they bec.ome eof1. Add
sugM a nd Grand Mamlcr and cooM just
until a1g111 dMloNa and M l.ICC thicken~
lllghdy Remove from heat and let cool.
2. W.t the nm of a 4-or 5-oz. cham·
pegne (or oUwr stemmed) glaa with ad,
dltlonal Grand Mamlcr end dip In red
1Uger or nnwberry-flevored gelellnc .
(Th• should coat just the top lfl,fnch or
IO of the gjus, much like a banenda
does with salt for • MargeritA.)
3. Spoon the lttawbcrrla Into the
gleaa end chill thoroughly. We MrYC the
glau on white china underlined with e
gold dolly Mom 6 tmllnfll
FIREHOUSE BANANA flAllid
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I . In a..,.. lkillM Of bruier OYer fleme at
tllbl11lde, melt bun. and br~ ....,
'and cinnamon and .ar to~.
I . Add T,_. Sec and ~ de a.n.n. and heM for OM mlnutl. ~ be.•• on.._,..-,. .nd !Mid to auce.
I . Pour C08NC owr beNnee end lleme.
Oo not Mn ~ Pt.. t.D.w on
pltW and spoon eMace owr eop. S.W
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DESSERTS
BERNARD'S FROZEN KEV
UMEPIE
Bemwd't Su.rf, Cocoa Beech, Fla.
5~ i c:w (l~--tbe) ......... coeda-S ma
l cup "-"Iv "f"ll~ "Key".._ )Wee. c-..odm&t.tv 16 to 11 "Key" time)
2 ti.keel (94'ch .U.) pte thellt, crwnb
cn.t or regular cruet
1. Mix 5 egg yolks and 5 whole eggs
together
2. Blend In 6Weetened condensed milk
3. Slowly add lime juk:.e.
4. Pour Into baked pie shells and.freeze
5. At time of service, cut portions, top
with real whipped cream and serve Im·
mediately Put unused portions Im·
mediately b6ck Into the freezer Pies wlU
keep up to 3 weeks maximum In the
freezer. Make• 2 (9-lnch •lu) pie•
STREUSEL APPLE PIE
ColumbUi Rlwf ~ Wauitch•, W..tl.
P .. try: I
l 1A cupe unelftecl aU-pwpc>M lour .
,,.., cup~ (Ya butt. Md 111
Htt'.W. ........... ora.d)
2 catJhlJ OM, Of mote, cold ....
1. In a bowl, combine flour and shonen·
Ing Work shortening through flour lightly
until panickts are the size of peas
2 . Spnnkle water gradually over flour.
mixing lightly with a fork until all the flour
IS 1ust moistened and mixture forTT\$ a
baU. cleaning the sides of bowl.
3. Roll dough Into a clrcle lo flt a 9-lnch
deep dish pie pan. Trim pastry to extend
one inch beyond pan rim Fold under
edges and crimp , extending edge slightly
over rim Prick all over With fork
4 . Line with foll or parchment Fill with
beans or nee Bake 111 450°F for I 0 to 12
minutes, until done Remove wans and
foil Cool Makes l (9·1nch) pie shell
Streueci Topping:
I cup ul'Nltftecl all-pwpoec lour
111 cup bfown IUI•, pecbd
,,.., luepoon •••ed lemon rind
,,,.~ ... ound~
6 IAtb'-poont butter
1. Rub mixture quickly through fingers
until thoroughly blended Makes 1111 cups
Apple F1llift9:
8 cupe tlked ~ Oetidout applet
1 ~ground dnn.amon
l table111 01)1 .. ~
lcup....-
1. Mix all Ingredients In large stainless
steel pan Cook until apples are fork
tender and tapioca Is tranlJ)arent
2. Pour Into baked pie shell. Cover with
Streusel T opptng. Bake at 3509F for 35
or 40 minutes, or until mixture bubbles In
center of pie Cool before cumng.
Make• 6 lo 8 Nrvlngt
BOURBON PIE RECIPE
W«ldmm'• Rncaur.m, Meridian, Mi..
I bu (l 'h-011.) chocolate waleN
1h cup bvtwr °' mar..,W, -1tecl 21 a.. IDM'lh....,_
1 cup «VllpOfated milk
I cup heavy c:rnm, whtpped
4 taW.911 -bourbon wtu.M,,
I cup he-v c:r-. whtpped
Cina.ct Wtwr choc:olaW
Freeh fNt for e-Wi: wbo6e b6nt
cherriet with ••-· whoM ttT.wbo· n... oranee *-· cut In Mii and
twitted, frah apr1c:ot haMt
1. Crush chocolate wafers with rolhng
pin or In electric blender
2. Stir chocolate wafer crumbs With
melted butter P11t this mixture evenly Into
11 9 -lnch pie pan ~ke In Pfeheated
Jso-F oven, just lo ~I Cool
3. Make filling meh marshl'T\4Uows In
hot evaporated milk, stirring over
medium heat just untll melted Cool
4. Fold whipped cream into marsh
mallow mixture Sllr 1n bourbon Pour In
to c~ocolate cru5t; chill 3 to 4 hours
5. T ->P with whipped a eam and a lavish
spnnkllng of grated chocoillt.e Ring pie
with a wt'e.tlh ol seasonal fresh fruits
Makes 8 eervlngt
STUFFED POACHED PEARS
lbefleTr•.~ ....... ,_,..
6 QIPI .. ..,
l ~a -..._ )lak:e 1111 Cupt tu9W
1h cup chopped, --.hed mtud nuta
'i4 cup ~ cLwt& brown wear
I °' 2 taWnpooM hOft«I/
1. Peel pears. leaving stems Intact Drop
Into lemon Juice and w11ter lo keep from
discoloring
2 . Combine the water, sugar (I cup
only) and lemon JUICe and bring to a boil
Place pears upnght and simmer until
barely tender (about 10 minutes or so)
Remove from heat and let the peors cool
1n their own syrup for 30 minutes
3. Strain one cup ol the syrup from
above, Add •n cup sugar and boll rapidly
for about ~11en minutes Allow to cool
5ljghtly by placing pan In cool water
4. Meanwhile. mix chopped nuts,
brown sugar and enough honey lo bind
mixture
5. Drain pean, cut off tops neatly one
Inch below stem and core with thin paring
knife or apple corer Fill cavities with nut
11nd sugar mixture
6. Replace tops and arr11nge on daMrt
plate , Pour warm syrup (from step 3)
over top Mow 4 wrvlng•
APPLE BROWN BETIY
n.. sa.a w-. w.teMDe. M.iM
1 "4 aipe ....... c:r8CUr Cl'W9be
i,.c, ._._Found~
"'~---',.\cup balm Of ID.....,.., IOiaed 2 .... Wt ..,..., peeled, e«ed Md
thlnly .boed
laip...-... ...,_.,_d~
S••tcned whipp.d cram or V1U1W.
Ice cream
1. Preheat oven to 350"F
2. Mix graham cracker crumbs. dn·
namon. 1/4 cup sugar and butter.
3. Spoon about 113 of,.the crumb mixture
In the bottom of a 8 x 8 x 2-lnch pan.
Top with apples. sugar and cinnamon.
Repeat, ending with crumbs.
4 . Bake In preheated oven about 45
minutes or until apples are lender and
edges of mixture are bubbly.
5. Serve warm with whipped cream Ot'
Ice cream. Makes 8 servings
STRAWBERRIES ARMAGNAC
Ba-Fa. ............... S-Fr..teco
"' cup <• __ , oloroeo ebeny wine
l,(a aip (' OD.) pon ...
2 tAIMelip a DOI (2 Gel.) Atm..-c
~ : r=::::cn. 1 pt. v_.. k.e cr .. m
1 a., h..,, cream, whipp.d Md ....... -1. Mix well the sherry. por1. Armagnac
and sugar, sllning until sugar dissolves
2. Clean and slice the contents of 2
baskets of strawberT1es. keeping 6 whole
ones on the side. Marinate in above mix
ture for several hours .
3. Add l small scoop vanilla Ice cream
to each supreme or large bowl glass. ar·
range strawberries around circumference
of Ice aeam. add liquid; top with rosette
of whipped cream and one whole straw-
berry. Makes 6 servings
BANANAS FOSTER
t.. lo.•h'-· San AAtonto
' a.Met111 aw IMIUer 5 to 7 ....... tMlrlf-..-l~ltkk 1 ._._ ct.rtt lwowft llUIC
2 ~ peded llftd epllt down the
~
Adee of 1 or-ve
.Nkc of l a.mon Bruclv Rwn. dartl. 151 ,.-oof c:o.r.r-
Tttplc Sec 0ntn9c CllfKao
la Crum
1. First, place butter in chafing dish, add
granulated sugar and c~. sllning over
medium flame until sugar carmellz.es .
2. Add cinnamon slick Place bananas
m pan, cut side down Tum bananas m
syrup and sprinkle with brown sugar
3. Add the juices of 1 orange and l
lemon. Sprinkle wft.h 2 teaspoons coin-
treau, 2 teaspoons Triple Sec and 2 tea·
spoons orange c uracao Continue bolling
sauce. Add 2 teaspoon5 brandy and 2
teaspoons rum lgmle sauce with match
4 . Pour flaming sauce over ice cream m
four-stemmed coupe glasses
MaLs 4 servings
COUPE MARCEllA
8cYertv wu.hlre Hotel, a.-ty HWe
1 i,.c, aipe 1r-r...,bariee llftd ~
1 i,.c, OllP9 llk:ed tr..h ... ~
2 Qfpe ....... pacbee, peekd. cored 8nd
lllced
2 ~ D W ~llftd flllarnier z ~r)Owle bottled ... ~
6ftl8C8t'OOftll,crwh.t
1 pt. r-..pbeny eha'bct
l alp ~ ~. whipped .oct
~
6 lrir9e ................ n1rtl-19
2 t8b1np D W CM' .. peel OuM--.
~I
1. Prepare raspberries, strawberrk!s and
peaches. Spnnkle peaches with Grand
Mamler. Stir melba sauce into crushed
raspbemes.
2 . In bottom of one-stemmed balloon
glass. place l crumbled macaroon Top
wflh 1 small scoop raspberry sherbet.
Spoon over about 3 tablespoons sliced
peache<;, 2 tablespoons strawbemes and
2 tablespoons r4Spbeny m1Xture
3. Garmsh W11h rosette of whipped
cream. a large whole strawberry and a ht
de sprinkle of orange peel (Julienne, blan·
ched) Makes 6 servings
PINF.APPl..E LADY CURZON
Kap.18 Bey Holei. ric.ut ..........
1 h9h HwliM8n p6M!liPI*
1 cup kAnchwe.cr liqueur
1 pt. eu..o.nv a cram, dened 1 pt. vwlAD8 kc crum, ~encd
~ vto&c1a or frtah atrawbcnia
Udv ......
1. Cut pmeapple_in quarters, remoV1ng
green frond Cut thorny shell of pmeap·
pie. discard Remove mner core
2. Dice fruit and pour kn~hwas.ser over
it, allow to stand at room temperature 1
hour
3. Spoon fruit Into champagne glasses
or oiher stemmed glass. Refrigerate
4. At serving time. stir together the
vanilla and smwberry 1ee creams until
just blended
5. Top pineapple with ice cream Gar·
nlsh with candied Violets or a single
beautiful strawberry. Serve on small plate
with ladyfinger Makes 6 to 8 Krulngs
(contlnut!d)
...
IN ffiARILYN'S
KITCHEN
This month. I have learned that the
1979 California almond-crop forecd
Indicates a record 350 million
meat pounds (ahelled almond•).
This ahould mean good news for con -
sumen. Almond supplies will be plcntlful
and prices should be more favorable. This
good situation comes )ult In lime for fall
holiday b61dng and cooking.
Hoe arc a few almond recipes fOf you
that I know you will en)oy ...
W.ming, Thi Surgeon Gtntrll H11 D1t1rminld
Tillt ~Smilalg ts o.ng.. IDYCU .........
CHOCOLATE ALMOND
TOFFEE
2 C""'9 (12 OZ9.) _, •eat choco&at~ ---) 1.h cupe b9ncr or margartM
l ~ cupe ~ btowa sue• l t.ablapooM uch dwta com ¥\Ill> and
-!er
2 cupe chowed t-.c.ed almood9
1. SprelMl 11/2 cups of !he •chocolate
morsels evenly over bottom of bunered
13 x 9 inch pan. set aside
2. In 3·quart saucepan melt butter over
medium heal Mix In sugar, corn syrup
and water Shr constantly unhl mixture
reaches 300 degree~ on candy \her
morTl(>ter (or unOI a little of toffee mixture,
dropped In to cokl waler. becomes hard
and bnnle)
!. Remove fTom heal. mtx In I cup of
the almonds Immediately pour toffee
mrxture over chocolate in pan. spreitd
evenly
4. Spnnkle remaining chocolate morsels
and almond1 over top. Cool .nd aUow
chocolate to harden
5. l~n candy from pan with i.harp
knife Remove from pan. break Into
pl«es Store in airtight container
Mola about 2r12 pounds
GALA CALIFORNIA
LAYER CAKE
2,..... ~ calle ~ (...S. .. _
• .a. or llOW -rwdpe) l,(i C'4> ,_ Of'~
l c.,. ~ V-.. lcMt ~or
...S. "-r: °""'recipe) 1 c.i (1 lb. 1 oa.) dlitt peech Niwa,
drained
I C-.*~•~ and~ ~ ~ ........... (...w.nched)
ahnonda. COMt.ed
1. Spilt cake layers to make 4 layers;
5Pflnkle each with 1 tablespoon ol the
rum
2. Place 1 layer on serving plote. cover
with about 1)2 cup of the Icing. Repeal.
s16Cklng with remaining 3 loyers.
S. Cover sides of cake with remaining
Icing
4. Not more than 1 hour before serving,
aminge peach halves In a clrcle,
rounded-akies·up, on top of cake. All
center with strawbenia. Cowt sides of
cak• with almonds by preutng lighdy Into
Icing Moke19-lnch coke,
10 to 12 ee:rvfngs
D • ,MAY Wt&ICLY, 111111 ... t. "'9
Succulent ham that's been gently
seasoned with natural spices and
ground to make it easy to
spread ... that's what you get when
you open a can of Underwood°"
Deviled Ham. Growing kids (and
grown-ups. too) love the taste of all
our Underwood sandwich fixin's
including Chunlcy Chicken. Roast
Beef. Corned Beef and Liverwurst
spreads-each one made real good .,
with real meat. So for tomorrow·s
lunch. make a platte r of Underwood
sandwiches. The kids will make ·em
disappear ... fast!
We have a wtcker basket fuJJ of new
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new books and thelf authOfs wiU stimulate
your next whirl In the kitchen
A cookbook with just about everybody
In mind Is Mable Hoffman's
Chocolate Cookery. It's ftl~ with aU
kinds of Ideas on how to use the world's
favorite flavOJ In over 250 lrralstlble,
tested recipes. Mable gives Iota ol lips on
how to cook with chocolale, plus all kinds
of marvelous candles and dessertl made
with chocolate. She even Includes a
recipe for the famous Mexican recipe,
mole, whW:h contains chocolate
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l . In a smal bowl. combine crumbs, 1
tablespoon su9111r and melted butter Of
margar1ne. Press on bottom and 11/2 In·
cha up aide of an 8-lnch eprtngf orm pan;
refrigerate
2. Preheat oven to 350"f
3. In a large mixer bowl, cream the
cheese and 1 cup sugar Add eggs,
beating untll smooth
4 . Stir In crame de menthe and creme
de cacao. Pour Into prepared crust Bake
40 to 45 minutes. Cool In pan.
S. Meh chocolate: cool about 5 minutes
Srtr sour cream Into melted chocolate
Spread over slghtJy cooled cheesecake.
Refrigerate untU tel.
6. Remove side ol pan Cut che~ke
Into wedges and serve
Maka 8 ID J 0 wrulngt
Reprinted with permission of the pub·
llsher. Mab4e Hoffman'• Chocole1U Cook
ery, HP Books, Tucson, Arlz .. $4.95.
0 ne ol the most ddghtful cookbook•
to come along In quite a whlle ls
Spoonb~od and SaawbelT]I WIM by
Norma Jean and Carole Darden. Thew
two beautiful alsters have reaearched their
family hlslOfY from their 91andfather.
Charin Henry Darden, who was born a
slave and tcttled with his wife In Wilton,
N.C.. Including Papa Oardcn's wine·
making MC:rcb for the lltra~ wtn. he
told for five can1t a glMe In hil *>re.
MOM SAMPSON·s
SPOON BREAD
(Ow F---.)
I cup .,.low cornmeal
2 cu,. boOMt ••lo J ~lelp 0 OOle ..,_.,
I ... llPOCMI Mir , ................ .,
I cup..ali
I . Slowly add c<>Jn~I 10 lhe boihng
waler, stirring const.lntly unttl rhick and
smooth Add buner and salt and cool to
lukewarm
2. Then add eggs and milk Beat for 2
minuws: pour lnro a greased casserole
and ba.ke In a preheated 375-F oven lor
35 minutes or until golden bfown
3. Spoon out while piping hor and P<'SS
mo<e buner1 Moku 8 ~rum91
Spoonbreod and Strawberry Wtne.
AnchOf Press Doubleday, Garden City.
N Y . $9 95 Reprinted by permission of
lhe publsher
So yoo're a new vegetarian and need
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I cup ••Md r•• c.enot
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the grated c.anol and buttermilk
2 . In a seP<'rate bowl. stir together all the
dry 1ngredlen~ except the sunflower
seeds and raisins Beat the dry mixture in
10 the bquld one unlll Jmoolh Add seeds
and rablns
3. Drop the batter by heaping tea·
spoonfuls onto an ungreased cookie
sheet and bake In a 350"F oven for
about 12 minutes or until golden brown
Makes 5-doun cook~s
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If you have a recipe and some cook-
ing advice to share, write: Marilyn
Hansen, Neighbors' Recipe Exchange.
FAMILY WEE.KL Y magazine. 64 I lex·
ington Ave., New York, NY 10022.
For every recipe published. FAMILY
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Recipes must include your r\ame, ad·
dress, telephone number and \he news-
peper In which you read F AMll. Y WEDO... Y
Due to the volume of mail. we cannot
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case of similar recipes, the OM wrth the
earliest postmark will be used All recipes
become the property ol FAMILY WE£KL Y
From Vauor. Mich . Morie Rwhford
sench on unusual recipe for cookies.
Morie wri~•. 'This red~ is from the
Community Mento/ Health ~n~r al St.
Lawrence HO$pltal In lonalng. The more
11ou knead, math and ~at thue cookies,
the ~tter they are and the ~Uer you
Jul."
AGGRESSION COOKIES
In a very Large bowl or kettle. put 3
cups brown sugnr, packed, 3 cups
mMgarlne, 6 cups uncooked oatmeal, 1
tablespoon baking soda and 3 cups un·
sifted all-purpose Aour. Wlth your hands,
mash, knead and squeeze to a wen.
mixed flrm dough.
Forni Into small bolls: dip the bottom of
a wnaD water gia91 lnto gninulated sugar
and flatt.en each boll. Bake on ungre.ased
cookie sheets In a lso-F. oven fM 10 to
12 mlnuW:s. Makes 15-do«n cookies
Marie reads FN«.. Y WED<L Y In the Nein.
Seginaw, Mich.
Editor's Note: A !JUI recipe to have on
hand '°' a tchool °' church bake ale -
without the~·
An f"*"' reoder. Kathleen Dda
Pietra of Yonhrl. N. Y .• ,.ndt a no·fall
hamburger Ndpe. Kathi.en " .Sn-and
keepe houtia for,,., jolher.
HAMBURG CASSEROLE
Jn • lute tldDM, md 2 blbiupooo1
butter °' ~· Add 1 l>. grotand
beef •nd • cup tlc.s onions. CX>Ok, •· mg owr medkam heat, until mtat Iola
Mil T«f cob. 5* In l can (1 OYf OD.)
tofMto IOUP. ~ and l ~ cupe
c.v.t t.cm, ~. Turn mlXtUN Into
• 1 y,-., .,....t < oa.. COllllr., 1
k) 2 ~ 11 I ~-"*"9d poatocs. =~~=.~
until top is brown. One cup boiled
macaroni. mixed with '/2 cup grated
American Of Parmesan cheese. moy be
substituted for com.
Makes 4 servings
Kathleen reads FAMILY WEE.Kl.V m TIM!
Herald Sl.otaman, Yonkers. N Y
A busy homemaker, Mra. John Droz of
Old Forge. N. Y . sends o qU1ck-and-eosy
froun deaert recipe Mrs Droz wrtta
WAs o graduate of Cornell's School of
Human Ecok>gv and the motha of nrne
children. I often~ different goonnet
trl!OI& os the OCCCl.SIOn demands He~ IS
one f dew!loped."
SIMPLY SIMPLE
· SCRUMPTIOUS
STRAWBERRIES
In a chilled medium-shed bowl, beat I
cup·(•/2-pt.) heavy cream until stiff Fold
In 1 can (1 lb.) s1rawbeny-ple filling. Beat
one minute until blended. Freeze In
freez.er tray. Serve. Enjoy!
Moba 4 lo 6 aervfngs
The Drams read FAMU. Y WEEKLY In the
Observer Dfspott:h, Utic.a, N.Y.
From way down SocJlh comea this real
ly take-II.easy deaerl. Mra. L.A Slwfk>n
of Lo/O)lelte. La .. •nds ha entJy. Mrs
Shelton wrlta. WI loue your ~ of
FIV«.Y WEDCL.Y. and I keep many of the
good redpa I houe Cried. I'd llke to sub·
mil a red good de.aen recipe. It'•
~/Jdous and ptttty to MT'Ue /CK any ocxo·
lion."
Vf.RNON'S STAINED-
GLASS fllUIT
In a large bowf. combine the folowtng:
l can (16 ozs.) blu«beny-p6e f\lllng, l can
(16 OD.) cheny-P'c ftllng. 1 can (15 on.)
aushed pineapple In aweet and heavy
syrup, undmned. l can (12 on.I man·
darln orange Hgm8nts, undrained, 2
medlum·lbled benenas, "6cAtd thin, l
teatpc>On almond cxtrect end• d&lh alt.
Sttr well.
Chill f°' 2 to 3 houn before MJVlng.
$crvc wtth a deb of sweetened IOW
c:rMn\ (mOi 1 cup eour a.am with I
cabN:tpoon ~· .... .tnd 'I• ••IPOOi\ v.nm. cxhd). Thll .. allo good ..,wcS with ... of pound QM,
but lit not '* 1 wry. C.. be mllde • dey
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RECIPE EXCHANGE
From the friendly Blankenship kitchen
In Muskogee, Oklo .. comes a recipe for
Zucchini Squosh Cake Mrs Blankenship
writes, "If you would like something dif-
ferent for a change, this Is It This cake is
wpermolst, and we just love It. plain
mostly or drizzled wrth a liuk sugar
g/0# ..
ZUCCHINI SQUASH CAKE
In a large mixing bowl, beat 4 eggs and
2 cups sugar until light-colored. Add 1
cup vegetable oU and beat until blended.
In a separate bowl. sift together 2 cups
unsifted all-purpose flour. 2 teaspoons
ground cinnamon, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon
baking soda. Add dry ingredients to egg
mixture and beat 2 minutes. Slir m 1 can
(81/4 ozs.) crushed pineapple, well drain·
ed, 1 cup finely chopped walnuts. 2 lea·
spoons vanilla and 2 cups grated raw,
unpeeled zucchini squash (squeezed in
paper towel) Mix thoroughly.
Pour batter into a well-greased and
floured 10-inch tube pan Bake in
preheated 35QOF. oven for about 1 hour
and 20 minutes or until cake tests done
with a cake tester. Cool on rack for 30
minutes. Loosen from pan with spatula;
Invert on a cake radc to finish coolin~
completely. Blend 1 cup confeci1onas
sugar with 1 tablespoon milk and blend
until smooth; pour over cool cake.
Malcu 1 large (10-lnch) cake
The Blankensh"'5 R!ad fAMLY WEEXLY
In the World, Tulsa. ot<la.
Dan ond Pot H~ ~ long-
distance reoden of FAHn.V WEEKLY. as
they houe moued from Champaign. "1 ..
to NOf'Croa. Go .. and Pat'• mcHher moils
them FAMJL v WEEKLY Thev «nt eel>Olll
redpa. and we ~nt Dan :S spogheUI
rf!~.
SPAGHETTI. MEAT
BALLS AND PIGS' FEET
Combine 1 lb. hamburger, 1/4 cup
brad crumbs and 1 egg. lightly beaten.
Shape lnto meatballs. In lktllet. brown
meatballs In 2 to 4 ~n• vegmble
oil, shaking pen to brown evenly.
Remc:we meatball and dntln.
Pour 1 can (l lb.) torNtoes. 1 c.an ( lS
oa.) tomato tauee, 1 can (6 ozs.) tomoto
.,...... Into croc:k pot. Sclr In l te.Mpoon
gmtc ak. 1 t911poon orono and V•
•-s>oon ctnoernon. Add 1/4 cup pecked
brown ..... 2 to 4 Pia'• .... °' smok.cl
him hocb (q~). the rneeblt end
'\.,. CUP SJalld cMae f" Q I .. « )>'OUf ~. Cowr c:roc:k pot and~ et low
"'6ig 6 to 8 hows
Cook 1 pkg. (1 lb.) spaghetti in boiling
salted water until )ust tender, drain.
When sauce and meat are finished cook-
ing, pour over cooked spaghetti
Makes 6 tenJlngs
The Hechenbergers read FAMILY
WEEKLY in the Champaign-Urbana News
Gazette. Champaign, Ill
From the cheerful kitchen of Mrs
Harry Derderian comes a handy recipe
f<Y thu.e busy days of early SeJ*ITIMr
Mrs. Derderian writes, Ml look f0f'IJHJ1d to
reading your mogozine eoch week'M
ZUCCHINI CARROT
CASSEROLE
In medium saucepan. boil 2 lbs. sliced
zucchini and 1/4 cup chopped green
onion in 1 cup water for 5 minutes; drain
Stir in 1 can (101/2 ozs.) cream of chicken
soup. undlluted. 1 cup sour cream, and l
cup shredded raw carrots
Toss contents of 1 pkg. (8 ozs.) herl>·
seasoned stuffing mix with 112 cup melted
butter or margarine.
Spread half of stuffing mixture In the
bottom of a 12 x 7-or 12 >< 9-lnch bak·
Ing dish. Spoon vegetable mlxtufe on
top. Sprinkle rest of stuffing mixture over
all. Bake at 35QOF for 25 to 35 minutes
Maku 4 to 6 eervlngs
The Derderian family reads FAMll... Y
WEEXLV In the Joumol Times. Racine,
Wis.
From the coiv home of Debra and
John Ellison In Spring Lake. N C ..
comes a quick Miflet supper dish
PORK CHOP DINNER
IN A SKD.LET
In a medlum·slz:ed skillet In 1 table
spoon hot oa. brown 4 pork chops OYel'
medium heat. Add 2 onions, peeled and
quanered, 4 medium pocaloa. peeled
and quartered. Cul 1 green peppa In
strips and ~on top of meal. Mbc
together lft cup ketchup • 1/4 cup water,
1/4 cup dry white wine and 1 tablespooo
lemon juice. Pour this mbcture owr
vegetables and mat. Cover and cook
over low heat 30 to 35 minutes or untll
tender. Maka 4 MrUlnga
Otbr. Wltla, Ml cn)oy thta Ndpe
because It Is quick and llmple. My hut-
bAnd c.an be lftttng at the &able and cattng
In a hal·hour. My kids don't git fuwy
w.Jttng. Try u. it'• dekbue.
"I try a lac of the ._. horn your M ·
tlda. l i.ed the 'a.t>ecue ~' lhet
Merion OIMf\ -"' tn."
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PEOPLE QUIZ I By John E. Gibson
Does Being in .Love
make You Happy?
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. There are many kinds of love relation·
ships, but most fall into one of six 9(!neral
categories.
2. Starry-eyed love of pure romance Is
Immeasurable.
3. Your attitude toward love is likely to
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after high-school graduation or went on
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4. Regardless of how much a couple are
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5. Girls who were tomboys during child·
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6 . A man's success with the ladles when
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1. True. A Unlvenlty of Toronto study
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coma to the ideal body buUd, sl<ln, frag·
ranee, hair and personality characterls·
ttcs, the man! the lover beoome:s c.oovinced
of the attraction. 2) Permissive and plu-
raUstic, when love It regarded as a game:
the degree of winvolvement" Is carefully
controlled, jealousy Is eschewed, rela·
• tlonshlps are often characterlud by a lack
of faithfulness and tend to be relatively
short-lived. 3) A slowly developing affe;c-
tlon and companionship, a gradual dis·
closure of .elf, avoidance of self-con·
9dous patllofl and an expectation ol long-
tenn commmJtmcnt. 4) The obsessive,
jcalout, emotionally Intense relationship,
characterized by preoccupation with the
beloved and a need for repeated asaur·
anc.e of being Joved. 5) AJtrulstie love: the
lover tees It as a duty to love without ex·
peetation of reciprocity. It la eentJc. caring
end guided by reuon more than •mo·
don. 6) Corudous conlktcratlon-of "'vital
ltetltdcl" about a tultable beloved:
educauon, vocation, rdgjon, age end
numeroUJ oth« dcmowaphlc character·
lttlcl of the pot*ndal beloved er. checked
In the -.dt 6or •~match.
I . HIM. A llUdy Ml oond~ • Mid·
die Tet1n .... State Untveqtty, where a ~ .,,..... of bellcf In the ldula of
'°"** loYe -c:ontb'Ud.*1 lll'ld ~· ...ct on "*' lll'ld womtn ttudcnts.
Found to be .,.. ~ ~. th•
Nit conrldd ol ~ ltMements, euch •:
-._ It ~ not to flll "' low II 1he ~ per90f" comet ak>"8"; "Romenlk
low It Che 11r0t.-emotion one can ex·
ptrllncl ... "'1'1"'8 romanGc low ,.,., .. e
lifetime". "For each, there Is one other
penon in the world with whom one can
experience true love." Subjects were asked
to indicate how they feh about each state·
ment. Scoring was as follows: Strongly
agree, 5 points, ml/dly agree, 4 points.
neutral, 3 points, mildly dlsogru. 2
points; stTongly disagree, 1 point. Scor
Ing yourself and your friends on these
specimen statements will provide a rough
index lo your feelings.
3. True. A Utah State University study
assessed the attitudes of a population
sample of both single ond married men
and women_ Findings: those who hbd
gone on to college, spending lour or
more years In academic surroundings,
were less romantklllly oriented ln their at·
tltudes than high-school ed1>eated per·
sons, and less disposed to the belief that
"love Is an Intense, mysteriou' and
idealized experience."
4. True. The more things they like to do
together and the fewer "his" and "her"
en;oyment patterns there are (he en)oY'
active sporu and outdoor life. she prefers
reading, m~ and art), the mcxe llJITI·
metrical their relationship. And 1tudla at
Britain's lnttltute of FamUy and Environ·
mental Research show that "more sym·
metric:& couples have a higher level of
enjoyment of ~eryday acthlltia" and
that each gets a great deal more out of
his pursuits, hobbies and avocations be·
cause they participate In them together.
5 . Fol•. Srudta at Bowling Green State
University (Ohio) show tomboytsm (pre-
ference for active outdoor games, behav·
Ing like a boy, being bortd with tradldonal
gtrl games) to be neither rare nor abnor·
mat. In a survey of adult women of varl·
ous ages, pvcr 50 percent reported hev·
Ing been tomboys. There Is little cvklmce
to lndkate that a girl wtth a tomboy bacll·
ground need be concerned about her
abWty to make the normal ad)ustmcnts In
courtship and marriage.
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of Tenn.,.., University of Mitlllllppl,
Bro\.vn Un1ver11y (JU.) and Harverd
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1'1i1NT IWllE
One Day in the Ufe of
A Secret Setvice man By LB. Taylor. Jr.
T hey dress in conservattve. neady
pressed business suits and wear sun
glasses even on oVftCMt days. Though
not recognizable to everyone, I.he obser-
vant eye can pick them out: They are the
special agents of the Secret Servk:e.
osstgned to protect the President of the
.United States.
Comprised of men and women In their
late twenties and early thirties, special
agents form an unobslruslve yet highly ef. ·
fecttve human shield. llletrs. ol courw. Is an awesome responsibility: guarding Jim.'
my Ca11er ag11tnst evety concetvab&e type
of threat to his weU-bcing -ranging from
wouJd-be .....in. to abt1tM hec:kMrs to
own.aloU9 wd-wtshera lho\ltng ~
a mob ol peopi..
Wllh a Ct** &.cuttve • adlve and
cnagdic -c..r. the ~
JOen. The more pubic ~·· the more poYndal dmga. Whether Ifs a
weebnd b1' b.cK to Plains, Ga .• or a
n!Qht out at the K.nnedy Centll' tn Wesh-
tnglon, the Prndent'1 every mow out·
side the White House Is closely shadowed
by this corps ol bodyguards.
The Secret Serva Wat founded In
1865. the same year Ptaldent Abraham
Lincoln was kllled by an ......in'1 bullet,
but Its purpose then wu to Mis> auppa.
a rt.Ing wave ol money counterfctten. It
w1111 not unUI 36 years later -followinsi
the a11811h\atlon In 1901 ol Praldent
Wiiiiam McKinley tn Buffalo. New v~
-that the &trva WM glwn the IWPOft•
~ ol J>Nlldcn~ pnMdion.
Thin II no "typlcal" dey In the lh ol a
11*111 tiQlrJt on the Prlllldenes.I deUill be-
a.llt the Preliden(1 IChedull wrW IO
much. Howe¥., the folowlng ~ tchedu• ol • one-dey .... .,. • good
p6cture ol • .,.., .,,,,.K• Job -and the
llHeiidou..,.....,,. and 1..,a. .... y It
~votv...
L.B. T.,._, Jr., h oudtot o/ nflW boob. .,..., ! Meun.M-•.
••,,.._ • ._,.,,I JI I t. .. ,
8:00 a.m. Fo&owtng bralda1t at the
WhMe HOUM, Praidm c.te gathea
his t:rieftng pepa'I and prcpsa to a..w
for Housaon. where he will spqk at • lun·
cheon with the mayor. At home. the
Ptaldcnt and hla famdy .. proMc::Wd by
the Savtca'• Uniformed DMllorl.
1:10 ..... Accompenled by tpedal
agents. the PresJdent strtda ac:rom the
Whle House awn and enters a military
hcMcopt.er for the short hop lo Andrews
All Fon:e S.... There he boards All
Force One for Houston. For one ol the
few tlma throughout the day. agents
relax once the plane II airborne.
10:50 a .m. NI Force One landa at the
HOUllon AlrpOl1 and taxJI 10 a point on
the rvnwey MWfal hundrwd ylrdt &om
the mllln ~. wt... It'• met by •
Iona black ~ Continent.al houtln..
Thi. apedelv eq~ cs Wiii llrw..d
to the ............. It h8I bulct:proof ltr•.
hooCI and wtndowa, II huvtly annoNd
and .. equipped Wllh • powmful ~
M '*' quiddv NeCh high ape.di. One 191N Wll drtw the CM md mod'8 wll llll
bileAde hkn In the trone ..... The PN.6-
ct.nl .-. the ,.. ol lhe ca
Itta the ....... pull ~ ...
ps..s.d by w.abmed polce on mob·
c)dll. Folowtnt bthMd ts • ..._. con·
~ whk:b b*8 .. ~ow ol
..---... It .... ruswq boerda ...
h.d ........... the .... aoMM "'*"•bi....,... an rtde on the out•
$pedal agents o/ the Secret
~Ice travel wtth President
Corter everywhere Here they
protect him and Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat In
Cairo
£()(tr watchful. Savlce agents
are trained to spot in a crowd
any possibk sJgn of danger to
the President.
llldc. ll\lkle en five special agents and the
PralcMnt'1 penonal phy9dan. Al the
beck ol the as on a tpedlil jump ..-•
one Secret Service man, cq~ with a
aubmac:hN gtm, protec:ts the rar.
As the an le.aw the Mpor1 heading
toward Houtton • .-reLly the poll·
tlon, mll by mll. IO oltm.,... 1116:wied
along the R>We. WMka t.fore the Prest-
dcftt'1 antval, advance agents checked
the Giid route to be lake'I. Ever nmdful
of the ~ of John Kennedy
from a ftfle lhot t.ed from the T..._.
School Book D.poeftory, ag1nts mcticu-
loutly lntp«ted t.U bu1Jcik9 along the
way. Owrp.... and ~ we
ck>eed today and patroled by untfonned
poke and tr8'ftc on the roed ~lo Houl-
ton ha9 been h.-.d.
Durtng the dayt ludlng up to the b1'.
agmtl ., confaMd wlh ~ law of·
ftcen about lndMchaak ~ the .... who mWtt poee MC\dy Nb. Any contldend
• .... to.,.~ hew*' pa..t
unct.~.
11:15 .... In tM dty, arNdtt ~
crowds ..,. bod\ .... ol the .... ht
Pta6dcnt doa IOmtthlng thet the ~ .,ma t.r more th9n anything•: Ha
ont.. the ~ ~ lftd ...
out to lhlille .,..,.,.. .. hands.
To ,.,. Clrter '-wlnelltlle. hal •
damt'I 9'* fonn •..-human -tee
.round Nm.~ they.....,~"'
ttw Prelktcnt, they mow wtlh hm mp
by step, conbnuously sc.anmng rhe sea or
faces m rhe crowd Orher agents move
ahead. fanning out among the crowd
Armed with powerlul 357 Magnum
revoJvers which a.re cooceak!d In shoul
der hol:ster-5. the agents are rramed and
prepared 10 reac:r mstantaneou~y to any
emergency. and If nece$s.ary. lO sacnfice
their hves 10 save the President They
look for any sign of potential dangeT As
Carter moves along the perimeter of the
crowd. a man nearby suddenly reac~
Into his pocket for a handkerchief to catch
a 51\eeze Ari agent deftly stei» between
the man and the Presklent
If a nyone in rhe CTowd gets too bolster·
ous or pushy, the agents prefer to use
"gent.le penuASlon" instead of bru!Ail force '
to restrain the perwn. although Jhey are
prepared to do whatever Is necessary
When a young woman aimed a 45 call
ber automabC pt.slot al Pre9dent-Gerald
Ford four years ago In Socramenro, an
agent quickly grabbed rhe gun and wres
tied the woman to the ground
11 :SS a .JD. The Presklent enlers a down
town hotel whet-e he as to have lunch and
speak AD hotel employees have been
carefully scremed m advance No detail
has been overlooMd The kitchen whtte
the luncheon 15 prepared has been
thoroughly inspected Meeting rooms.
rat rooms and any other areas Carter
may vmt have been swept for electronic
bugs, then reswept The entire buiJdrng
has been seatehed f OI' bombs Even as
the President dines. agents continue to
eye the audience
4:05 p .m . following the lunoheon, the
speech and MrVeral private meetings with
government officials. the President Leaves
far the Uport. AD the procedures followed
upon his arrival ttw morning are repeated.
7:09 p .m . Caner Is safely returned to
the White House The agents head home
alter another long. tension-filled day.
There have been five attempted Pres!·
dent\aJ assassinations -Including one
successful attempt -Mnce the Secret
Service began pt"OCecting the Chief Ex·
ecuttw In 1901. Agents therefott wocic
under ttrriRc praswe.
There can aha be pttSSUre In a special
agent's pmonal life bee.awe ol the long
houn and unpredictable 9Ch.ciuJe. One
former S«ret Service man estimated he
was awey fTom home about 60 percent of
the time Not surprtsiugly. many of the
agents In the Presidential guard are
single. The starting pay is not terrbly ap-
pea.llng either. New agents. who are
usually college grac:luata, start at base
salaries from about $10,000 to $12,300,
and arc generally "fanned out" to field
offices for at least two or three years
t.fora being aalgned to permanent
detalM .
Yet dapttc the PfalU,., loog hours
and relatlwllj low starting aa&ary. each
ye.Ar theN arw thouMndt of MW appl-c.n• for the few pollaofll M open up.
And the tot> ol a ll*tal tJllllftt ..,. lied to
the Pmildant II a hlghllJ dalnble ~·
Why are theM jobs IO ecwetecf1 Be·
c-. there .. a ~ .... action to be
derMd from knowtr19 thet -.ch ~
you "put the ~t to bed" llMly. The
..,.cW ....-proeild. the~..... ~
olPtcW In the nMb'I end one ol rlll
the moll lmpartlnt men In the wo.td • ..,
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·~~~~PEOPLE AND YOU ~~oa,,... ... r ..
Ptoblems With The New
Sexual Pennlsslveness
Though our 1970's world emphasizes
the value of sexual fulfillment, eminent
mental.health experts warn I.hat c.asual
sex without real affection and commit
menl can damage your emooonal health
Erik Enkson 1n Childhood and Society
stresses that sex tS fu.Villing only when it
includes love, mutual trust and a shanr19
ol everyday concerns and acnvitle!> Dr
Frederic F F1ach. who pracbces. le<lChes
and writes about psychialr)I. reports that
the growing phenomenon of impersonal
sex frequently causes or reinforces feel·
ings of depression, alienation and
loneliness. Says he. sexual conquests
may temporanly relieve these feelings.
but usually there IS a sharp retum ofter
word and. eventually. sex without com
mitment causes "a slow progressive wan
rng of self worth " While Flach believes
I.he current. more open atUtude toward
sex Is useful. he also believes sexual guilt
can be healthy. "This klnd of guilt Is ac·
ruaDy a protecttve device to help a person
avoid sexual liaisons that might diminish
self.esteem and lead 10 depression ·· In
tus book. The S«rrt Strength of ~~3
sion. Flach emphasizes that teen·a~
are often v1C11ms of the new sexual pet
m1SS111eness They are pressured rnto sex
uaJ act1V1ty "long before they are emo-
tionally prepared " Instead ol concen
l1<1tlng on rhe necessary adolescent tasks
of hnd1ng themselv~ and defining 1he ex-
tent and limits of rhev own personality.
lhev olten are made to feel thete must ~
somethrng wrong w11h'lhem 1f rhey don't
become active sexually Dr F1ach says,
WA c:.enain amount of confusion among
teen-agers must be attributed to the
pressure placed on them to involve them
selves In saual sttuadons'.'
There are some useful guides on rhc.
subiect
What To Tell Your Child About Sex
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rngs wl11ch aHect beha111or
Is It Wt0n9 To Be A Housewife?
ls your famUy struggllng wllh the same
kind of pJOblem that Tom and Ellen Du·
quense have? Though EUen works hard
keeping up with three children, house
and church work. she feels others look
down on her because she's a housewife
She feels she ought to get a paid )ob.
Tom hears Ellen talking about her womes
and tie•s becommg confused himself
Shou\d ~ urge Ellen to add a )ob to her
busy hfe? A new DuPont·supported
~rch pro,ect into American women·s
opinions has discovered that the veTY
good ideas .,bout women and careers
have been turned upslde doWTI in many
people's m inds Rese.archer Dagmar
O'ConnOf . who conducied the study.
says. "II c.ame oul veTY clearly that young
housewtves feel criticized and undet great
pressure to take a job whether 11 really
suits I.heir own' desires or not. The real
me.anlng of the new Ideas should be to
allow women a choic.e The old Idea of
forcing every. woman to stay home was
wrong. but su~ng that an housewives
ought lo take jobs ls just as wrong."
How Dlvotced Patents
Mng Up Thelt Chlldten
Most mothers and fathers struggling
with the upheaval of divon:e tend to think
thev chlldren·s reactions are unique If
they knew the usual behaviof patterns. It
might make a dfficult time a Bttle eMM?r.
A new $1\Jdy publshed by the National
Council of Family Relations gives us
some patterns. Although two months
after divorce fathers may see their
children as often as fathers In unbroken
homa, two ~ I.tier it may be down to
OM vlllt • month or lea. Even man who
wer'C .adorn wtd'I thetr c:hlldren adf....t
... cs.p ...,.. ol -.net deiwwlkw•"
.bout the~· .a..nea from thn
lt\e. MoChers who .....,,. ~ mt
oltie:n owrwhelm«iby the ·~· In thft uudout .-... divon.d worMn
by c:oruroang the c:hld by ping 1NlnV
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FOR WEEKS
Chatles Osgood:
Radio's Funny A.m. Rhymester
By David Gtunwald
T hJnlung straight first thmg in
the morning IS no easy task.
bu1 Charles Osgood ~to
do much more than rhal ~ a
commentator for CBS Radk>
Network. he not only prn.ents
his 3-minute 20-~cond
New~alc Ill 8.30 five days •
week, he IW1S writing It pwac·
tically at the anck of dawn
Osgood's popular commen·
tary covers a vanety of lopb
and takes different forms. One
morning he might offer a po6g·
nant poc1Jalt of tM Vietnamese
boat people. the nexr day he'll
poke sJy fun at the new nadonal
pasttme: wonylng And one
time out of 12 his comrrwntary
will be in rhyme Such as
What polltics II a! about
Is being In or being out
Some rhlngs. ol course, don't
lend .themselves to this type oi
rhyme (known as doggerel) "I
hardly ever do really big, lmpor ·
&ant stories tha4 way," he e>i·
plalns. "Just either silly stories
or thtnga I can hwe fun with'.'
It may tie the rhymes and
humor. ~. that make
several milllon ~ tune In
falthfuly evay weekday morn-
ing to Nftotbfeok lt'1 the
seventh-moll popular nMfio
program In the country.
Otgood gets more maU than
any other CBS News staffer.
more than Walter Cronkite,
Mike Wallace or 4Mtn Dan
Rather.
The Ncwtbf'mk spot II )Ult
OM oi Otgood'• on-the-air
jobs He wrtta and dclJven the
7:00 AM. radio news. de•vft'I
the 9:00 A.M. Wl"Jk>o and Is
aAso • rcpotto and tut.tltut•
uw:horman for CBS-TV.
lronicbly. Olgood, who Is
46. ~ Into broadc.est jour·
MlllTI. Hll a.'ly c.... years _. .-n• ~ on the bu9-
Mm 9'de al ~. A
nelw New Yorbr. he WM
.. lnteNllied In r.dk> 9nd •
whilil ~ a 8.A. tn eco-
nomla from Fctdtwn UN-
wnlly • ..,,. "'°'* ol Na time et
... ~·--··'•' t ....
the campus t=M slJlhon Upon
graduat>oo in 1954, he gol a )Ob
.u announcer as WGMS. a
~ tlaOOn in Washington,
D C. He left fOf a sont 1n the
se:TVlCe. then returned lo the
station and worked h1S way up
to general~
11 wasn't until 1963 -after a
)Qt> as a pay· lV manager turned
sour -that he landed a )Ob
with ABC Radio dolng feature
stones That. he says. was go·
Ing from being •he youngest sta·
tion manager to the oldest cub
reponer He )olned WCBS
radio In 1967 and the CBS
Radio Networit In 1972 By
tMn he'd already begun to
display hts penchant lex drop-
ping a few lines of verse while
rovertng storin
"I don't like to be thought of
as some sort of a clown or com·
edlan,however:· says Osgood.
"Ahhough I dldn•t ~tar1 out as a
)oufl)allst, I've ~n dOing thlS
long moudi now dud I feef I
can MndJe any ellllgnment~
Hts day beglr\1-* 4:00 A.M.
wMn he gets up and
c:tra..s. then dnva Into Man·
hattan to the CBS 8roadcmt
Center. He ecans the news from
the wlr• Mrvk:c 11nd looka at the
papen rn J>r9P4ratlon fOf the 7
o•cJock news, aometlma setting
aside pouii>lil lte ms fOJ l'k111• ·
brcok. But the rtal pulh coma
one.a the news la •ed. Me
conf«rmg ~ his producer
Phil om' he Mtt.la down .. a
~· l.n the ncwwoom -<>Mn ~h Styrolo9m cup al
~ In Mnd -.ld ~
wrtttng ~. obMoua to
the daft• around him.
Exe9Pt when OtgOOCl II away
on UltgJ\ment .nd Ne~
II P•ecotded. Md\ Pft99ln II
'1*h" -CIClftCllll:Md and --that l'llCJn*'8; .,. ......... ~
f.ct, It'• comc*ted ~ wonda
befON F6n9 on the air. ~
mall•• me oper-•t•" Mys
Otigood, .,. Ihm I've goc that
~ rWttdown rnythrolt ...
Nwt ddll.q the 9 o'clock
,,.... ~he ctoe.\l WW-.
It. he'll ofttn QM thil ... P*A
a droU Osgoodlbn twisl). Os
goad's day ~longs lo televl
saon Sometimoe~ he is ~nt out
on as5'gnmenl. bur more often
he g..oner.,le!> h~ own piect>s .
perhaps a gleeful glance at Mor
ns Katz. the world's faste.sl
painter. "'a se.inng look at rhe
plighr o( black athletes whQ ser
rheir sights on an NBA career at
rhe expense of ever)l1hing else
Actually. it's easier to
d~ what he doesn't cover
lh<in what he does Once you
eliminate all the regular becsts
handled by other reporten and
tM mot"e typtcal ~neral assign·
ment reporting. you have
what's left over ··1 do all the
other stuff." notes Osgood. He
also occasionally subsnrutes as
anchorman for the Morning,
Midday and Weekend News
He likes TV, bot It's st!U odd
(ex him at tlmes. "I suffer from a
thing that a lot of old time radio
people do," he eicplalns. 'Tm
used to betng heard rather than
seen. It doesn•t bother me to be
miking ov~ the microphone,
bu1 knowing that a cameTa Is
trained on my face still makes
me feel as though rm domg
something weird."
Because al so many rapon·
sibillties. Osgood'$ days CAO be
quite long. filled with phone
cans and me4rting1, Interviews
and long sesaions at the type·
wnter Of1en he won•t get home
untll well lnto the evening. But
he makes the most al hls week·
endt with his family wife Je.an,
a fonner newspaper r4rp0rtc'r.
and hls children -Kathlttn. 4 .
Wlmlon. 3, and ,Anne Eltz.a.
beth. l'IJ. He aJio found time
at home lo compile a colledlon
al hls pWc:a. It's a book caUed
Nothing C()clld & FJ,,_, Thon o
0-. Thal• Minor fn the Mom-
'"I· end will be .-..ed ...
October (Holt, R.lnehwt end
Win.eon)
"I rulllj entov domg what I
do. -""' °"'* °'8ood. • p"-'d Ide on.,_ t.... '1 low
eo giit up tn lhe mom"'9 and
come to WOttc. I dgin't know
\laY ~ .,.. Who ...
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Heart transplantJ are not exactly com
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yet. but a group of researchers at Penn·
sylvanla St.ate University's Hershey
Medical Center Is going full-steam ahead
on a project that will make transplants
more of a reallty The team has been
working on an artificial heerl since 1971,
and according to Dr Genon Rownberg,
the projecr's re.arch associate In charge
of engineering, the heart will probably be
ready within 10 yean Because the elec·
Ironies Involved In powering the heart are
a bit bulky to cany for any length of time,
the Herthey 111oup thinks that the~ heart
would be most useful for keeping alive a
pattent awaiting a transplant.
ArtlflcL>I hearts are already being used
In calve• 111 the Center, the longest sur-
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''The matcnal we uae to make the heart
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that material must be very durable; after
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two yean, and that's a lot of wear "
A Day For
Grandparents
Mothen and father1 have their day,
and now 10 do grandparenlt. That'•
right; the first Sunday after Labor Day h.u
been dalagnated u National Grand·
parents Day And that order <:Ame from
the top; on July 28, 1978, Prn-
dent Carur algned the bill that mad•
Orandparentt Dey official.
1lw woman behind GrandperentJ Doy
II Marlen Mc:Qu.cM. a 61-v-er-old Wat
Vlrglnlarf who'• • grandmother 14 tlma
over. "But I didn't want Grandpercnll • 0-v becauM I'm a grandpercnt," Cll,p&elnt
Mn. McQu.de. Mlt .. eaat1Cd becau.. I
voluntMr.d In nul"llng homet. I thought
the elde1y daerv~ • day of ltMlr own,
wtMn p.ap&e Ylltted or c.all«d ~ or
•nt a card." '
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A Different Way To See The World •
The J>6Ce of travel Is slow these days,
at lea.st for Gary Moore MOOfe has
decided that walking ls'a beller way to
.ee the world In 1977. he walked acroS&
the U S as training fOf "a trip that I'd
been thinking about for a while " In
August 1978, MOOfe left Tuai en route
to Ponama. a 3,000-mile trek thot
would take him 10 months
Although he foUowed main roads
when he had lo, "when I got off the
beaten track, I found that people were
more receptive to me At first. I can1ed
a tent and a sleeping bl.lg and I'd ask If I
could sleep neict to people's homa,"
explains MOOfe "But then I Iott mosl of
my equlpmenl In the jungle In Guate-
mala. All I had wa. my compass. my
machekt and a few matche.1, ond I went
for three days with no food In 4upera-
llon. I finally ate 10me sap fro n a tree
that turned out to be pobonous, and I
got very &Kk But I kept heading east,
and I finally found my way out "
MOOfe's path took him through war
tom Nicaragua, where "people were In
credibly friendly and very eager lo
dlacu116 the polltlcal situation They were
also very curious to know about me and
about the U S ., and they enjoyed the
chanca to procnce thetr Engtbh "
Moore, who averag«d about 20 miles
a day, says thal the only equipment
neceuary fOf walking II a good pair of
hard-IOled ahon. "Shoes have to b4I
durable, I found I needed a new pair
every 600 mtles," explains Moore
What's his next venture? "I figure
Cuba would be an easy tJ1p after what
I've been through," says this Inveterate
walker Now that's an interesting l\Vlst
on Cuban·Amerlcan diplomacy
Ambitious Athletes
Arhlclk: competltk>n has played an Im·
, port.ant role In echool cunlcula since the
time of the ancient Greeks. Today, with
so many cult In tchool funding, aporta
are on the endangered list And, says Dr.
Steven Picou, • Tcx.u A&M University
IOdologtlt, by eliminating 'PQrlS, tchools
arc getting rid of 50methlng that fostars
eduatlonaJ embmon In females, ~
cla• blacka and rurol youths
• Grandpanntt Day In 1973, and now
~·, epcndlng her tlmc tprodlng the
good newt. So far. ah•'• found that pco·
pie llM thc Idea. "After aU, ~v·u
"andchlld, and Grandpercntt Day le •
~ °' ehowtng. fMds low'°' lhe tlds-
ly " So, In'• .,.., 1t f0t wandsNran11.
Dr Picou. who surveyed 3,248 Lout·
slllna hlgh·tchodl studente, found that
thoee who participated In tntarteholastlc
lpOl1a ~• more lncllMd to have college
plons then thctr nonectlvc PffR ''The
athlete ha.a the ftpeN~ of ~atlng In
tffuaHont wt.c he Of the Ml to pcr-
fOJm," .. YI the profaaor ·-nu. ...
perlcnc:c tnhene.ts echlcvcmcnl behavior
In the woritlng world, slnc:c cducatlonal
ambition utual)y lhda to educational
ec:!Wwmtnt, whkh In tum lud• to ben.t
Jobe and hi8t* lncomet i.r.r In Ille "
Lifestyles
Living. The Censu& Bureau
recently reported that the number of
couple' who have chosen to hve
togeth.a rather than r1l4fTY has more
than doobled s1oce 1970 There are
now I I m1Jhon such household' In
1h1' c<Juntry Even more 'taggenng ts
the fbCI thal among people under 25,
the number t\45 increased e1ghdold
Wom~. A recently concluded
eight year study t\45 found 1ha1the1n
cldence of coronary heart disease
among working women b not slgnl-
hcantly higher than that of house
w1vn, reports the Journal of the
American Medical ~lallon Of
those employed, never mamed wo·
men had the lowest incidence of cor
onary heart disease, and clerical
wo rkers. especially those with
children, had the highest rate
Crcadvhy. Whal Is creativity? l.s It
a quality all of us have' The mysteries
of creativity are being explored In a
museum exhibit which wlll travel to a
number of cltk!s throughout the coun-
try during the ne>1t lhree years. The
exhibit examines the attitudes such
not.ablea as R Buckmln5ter Fuller,
Jonas Sallt and lhe late Margaret
Mead have had about their work, and
tlwn Invites visitors to try their hand al
a number of exercises and games de·
signed 10 challenge those common
assumption. that so ohen prevent us
from tfllnklog creatively
BIRniDAYS (all Vilgo) Sundey -
Rod Laver 41 . Sylvia Miies 47. Cliff
Robertson 54. BUly Preston 33 Monday
-Arnold Palmer 50. Jose Feliciano 34,
Roger Maris 45 Tueedey -Hedy
Laman 64 , Tom Landry 55. Jeulca Mlt·
ford 62. I v•dtnand Morcos 62 Wednee·
day -Jesse Owens 66, Margaret
H11mllton 77 Thunct.y Mel Torme
54. Claudette Col>er1 72. Jacqueline
Blslct 35. Robert Indiana 51 Frtct.y -
Al>ert Shanker 51 . Joey Hcather1on 35
S.turday -Jackie Cooper 58.
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GOLD FOIL LABELS
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te8Ctl ta e1t•et1,e1, 1tatto .. ary, l1t•lta•
e1et11. $, P9rtect lot" Identifying boolla,
c11t11rH •the Ilk•, tool e 10 'I•"" 111.· 1111
In glHmlng gold loll with 1mart black
border & lettering No mol111nln111 Jult
pre11-1h1y 1tlokl Al10 1¥1ll1bl• In hi·
glOH '#hlte fJtlllt flll!We, e411•reu, II,
ce411e, uttno up 10 3 ''"": m1,.1mum ol 27
''"'" I •P•C .. per lln .. D '" o.w,.... &..Httt ~"72) llM O •OOHt·O .... WllM• •
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YES T111r1 11 money to wlnl (Th• 1wHpst1ku •ntry •bov•
m1y win you 150.000.0011 And lh1,.·a mon•y to 11ve (You
can 11v1 up to 50% in our INFLATION FIGHTER SALEI) And
you get 1 FREE•MYSTERY GIFT 11 your order is lor S5 or
more So 111r1 ruding 11111 value-pecked cet1log nowt
IMPOATANT Fiii In th• entrl llcllet •bo•• •nd return II today. It may win you H0,00 .to
CLOUD-SO" CUIU.Utl llAKE
ILHPINQ HEAVlNLY white JOU
get•M~ Mt! No more pln1.
Cllpe, herd rollers to dog Into 'fOUf
1celpl Cuahlony curlera are
covered with 1mooth febrlc-&
IHten with soft all-fabric 11bal
Set heir in 1ny 1tyle from ca·
1u1l to curly-& sleep comfort·
' 1bly! G1nt11 to heir-& youl
O Cushion Cuter let (0·922~) Set ot 24 ~
NO llO"E llllHAPI IN THE
•ATHTU81 Protect lnv1lld1 l
elderly lolka from dangerous
fella l 1llp1. Sturdy Tub·SHt
offer• aaf1 1lt·down comfort-
no bending. Firm grip h1ndlH
tlM getting In & out. Al10 end1
back 1traln whll1 bathing chll·
dren. No-skid rubber IHI. Ad·
ju111 to 4 height•. White 1n1m·
eled at11I. Fila 111 tuba. 0 lefetf T\lb-IHt
(0·08007) ............ t14.tt
ADD AN EXTRA "WAL&, TO·
WALL" IHIU' ••. ANYWHIHI
Adjultable atlalf dlvldera expend ''°"' 14" to 25' wide •.. flt "wall·
to-well" In almott an>" ceblnet or
cloeet. Double8 kitchen alor8Qe
ll'U. UMI waited 1P9CI abo¥a
~hit. ,.,. l cena. potal Oo~
blM cloeet lhllf apeoe for lhoM,
be9a. ,,..., etc• S'-': r "'· O ltretcll 111.w (5M4t) 11.H
lforOtttr ... M
U'ITIMI ADD .. IH 900t( ...... 1Wayt up lo cSMa
without croealng OU1 & equeazlng lnl To enenge.
elmplf pull out old tllp & .,_rt new one Into ioo.-
IMf r1n911 NINNt.,. atwara In order & A to z tabl
...... ..._... fflaqfttlyl '"~ 100 perlor!Md .,.._
llacll tutMtent GCMtr. 0 ,,..... A-.N .... ; f' x r (74t04) 11.H 0 ............... Rdtla(74112) ••..... ·"-0 .,_...., M*'IM ._.;a• a 1~· (74120) ta.• 0 M hell llN9f .. .._ (7'1M) •...•...• tit
DON'T SUFFER TIGHT IHOE
PAIN from cramped f1e1.
pinched corn1 & bunlonal
Stretch 1ho11 to ·custom flt"
with prole111onal qu1llty
Stretcher! 2 nylon attachmen11
1po t-1tratch lhPI at •••ct
polnta of corn• or bunions Fits
right or lef1 shoe. O llloe ltretcller ea. II.ff
llen'9: 70to11A (58523).
108 to 14• (58531)
Wolfte11'a: ••to IA (58549):
H to 11A (5e55e)
"Tlta Mene"-FA•ULOUI
COll•t•AARETTE CREATH
20 •EAUTY PARLOR HAIR
ITYUI lnate11tlfl Imagine ..
glemorou1 "ulon perlect" hair·
dos et hOm•I Simply clip • The
Mane" Into heir & 1wlrl Into 1
French twlet; rom1ntlc curia. 1
long, flowing fall-20 or more
profeHlonal·looklng, ln1tant
1tylHI FREE 1tep-by·1tap 1tyl·
Ing book Incl. Lexane; 7\.\ •.
0 "Tiie Mana" (25320) ·~
HANDIOMI WOODGRAIN
IHOI CHiil HOLDI Ult TO t
MIRI Of' IHOlll KMPI foot·
wHr ntallr organlz'd Int 1tp-
arate comp1rtment1-con·
1trvt1 clo1tt apace I And-rug·
ged flMrboard Cheat has rich
walnut look-ao attrectlvt anr-
whare I Prot1ct1 ahoa1 from
duet l grime. Terrlf~. too, lor
clottlH, Hwl ng. w orkatlop.
tor•. etc. 2111.· a 13•1.· a tt11,·.
0 hM Chatt (s-el41M) 17."
NIVI" W"ITI ANOTMIR "ITU"N ADDRIHI
Hert'a 1000 gummed laMll with ,our name & f\111
1ddra11 Juel wet & •lie•. For all atatlon.a'l'y,
boolla, ctlectta, racorda. Whit• with tflarp bleclc
ptklt ............................ ~
....., •. , I...._ 01..,.naar11or" & dl9"n'"
label• oM-at·••Cllfta. 8rlotlt dally motif; 11'·.
0 1 ... Le~•(D-01Me) ............... .11.tt ......... ...., .....
0 1 ... LaMta a IM ..... .., (D-OIS41) ••. 11.M
SPRING SUPPORTS RE-
PLACE BED SLATS! Why put
up with broken. squHky slits
midnight cr11hea lo the lloort
Our steel supporra elomln11e
t>ed sl1t1 Hold up to 1.000 Iba
ln1t1tls e111ly, perm1nently.
1us1 hook over ••de reil1. Av11t·
Ible for wood ft1mH (up 10 1·
!hick) or metal frames (up to V•1
0 l•t of• Support• For:
W9"-h••• (0-02.02) M .H
M•t1l·Fra MI (0·02444) S•.tt
AIR·TITE EXHAUIT.f'AN CAP
HlLPI SAVE FUi l COITll
Sn1p-on-1n1p·ofl Cap end•
dr1tt1 lhlt shoot Into kitchen.
Cut• fuel blll1 by preventing
1011 of heat In th• winter .. •Ir·
oondlllonad air In 1ummer
M1gn1t1 attach It. Removea In·
ttantly to turn on fan. Help•
k•ep kltch1n fr1e from du1t.
dirt. SavH energy: money!
White plHtlc. To Order· mea·
1ure diam. of grillwork on Ian O 10'/ .. Fa" Cap (63894) 12.'9
O 12•1r Fen Cap (53702) 12.M
MOVE HEAVll!IT FURNITURE,
APPLl,-NCH IFFOfnUllLY
with One-Touch Qllder1. Ende
1truggllng to rHrrenge furnl·
tu re , clHn b•hlnd 1olu. Md•.
refrlgeratore, •le 1n1t1tl In·
1t1ntty-rubbtr top• 1tlck to
leg• of furniture or corners of
• ac>pllancee. Nlckal·colled bot·
ton11 gllda ov•r cerpat. lino-
'"""· wood. T diam .... at 4. 0 Ott•Teucfl GNMrt .. .
(0-48320) ....••..... •l:tt
MIRACLE KIYCHAIN LIQHTI
Mlcro-.tectronlc ca ll regener·
at•1 lt1 powar. Aa.ar• tl9ftt9-
to find a keyhole In the d1rk-
whlle kM plno keys h1ndyl
O K•r Lit••
(41178) . ' .... ~NOW Hf
"NQRRTtl' llWfNQ
MACMINI ~eatoe, Ill•••·
...... Oii Doae wh•t "blf" l'H·
ohfM cen'tl Hlfft1 1 dreaa u
It's worn; drapn 11 they heno.
'rallore allpco.•te on furnl-
tuN fl'tailtlc: ..... ,., ... _.....
d .... ttirellffr. thrHd Incl.
O H•M ... (74112) .......
MAGNETIC WINDSHI ELD ICE·
PROTECTOR Ju11 l1y it on 11
night 1nd wlndshoeld 1t1y1
cle1rt Ne111 morn he1v1e11
anow & ice flip orr with 111 No
scr1plng, sweep1ngl On & off
with one hind m19nets 11
lop & bottom grip hood & rooft
S1ves work. worry. lime Heevy
pl1St1c.1umbo 711 11ze (Get an
elllre lor ,.., window )~
l]DeltiHF .. 0.~.,...-
(113877) SJ.ff
TIRE CLEATS a tTE INTO
SNOW & ICE WITH A TANK·
TOUGH Q"IPI Slip them
quickly & 111ily onto your tires
lor the ln1tant lrectlon you
need to drive out of the tough·
esl Ice & 1now condition•.
Harden•d ltHI cleat• worll llke
tanll tr11d1. not 11111 chaln1.
Won't 1llporbr111!. No digging.
get11ng atuckl Be rHdy for 1ny
emergency with theael 0 Tlra CIHll hi
(0-411298) 8•t of 2 ...... ta.H
INllDl·OUTllDI AIR CON·
DITIONIR COVl .. I . Two Hp·
1rate winter-guard coveral
Ont shield• unit from storm·
leat weather out1lde. The ot"er
protect• lneld• of your home
from draft1. d irt. d1mpne11I
Heevy·gauge vlnyl exterior
ehed1 water: realeta colde1t
coldl 81roft9 .iutlo band• a.
t11r• 911u9 flt for any alu. Lock-
1tltc1Md for •xtr• dut9bllttyl
O Alt C•Mlllto•er C.•or t_ot
(7S0t5) ···············~
,ORTA•LI OARAOl-IOI I OUA"I ,.I TI
Complet• protection for oar or !Not ••ywltaretl
Olo1ntlo 12 ft. • 25 It. •llH t ,,, .. '°"'''•'• .... ,.'::~rable, w11111erproof polyethylene .
.... ., It h C9¥0t h• 1.tt.do..m-tlfht orom·
m.ta. Datu••· 12 ft. • 18 ft. 11 cloubt .. 11reno111
ORI AT NORTHIRNIXPLO"IRIQLOYll
ltllP HANDS w.\Rll, O..Y In eul>-zero Wtllharl
Trltd·&·true Air Force daalgn 11 the t>Mt wlnl•r
weathe .-.boeter evarl 011oft IH ttt.roraln vlnyt-
c«Htlpl .. ely w•tlf reatatlfttr wlttl 11"41 f~ lln•
~at hofld1 body heel. OMlgnad lot com Iott &
moblllty, with oa11nll•t c11ffa to ltop wlndchlll;
l•rrlllc: lor •now ahovellng, wlnt., 1port1. drl•· ,,_. Bon. colOr. Fl19 all.
ptaatlc, cultorn-conlour, lftUO·llt .... tlo edging. 0 Rot• ltre ..... Car Cow•r (31 ... ) • . JI ...
O '""1 t•re•flll C.r c."' (010IO .• ·"·" 0 ht•H ltfo~ Cer Co.or (l-t1223) t11 ... 0 A,. ... elewoe (71'80) •• , ................ ..
THI rLATTUINO TU .. IAN
new In c•&J ttrutll•d orlen to
kttp you wtrm whllt It kttpa
you looklng pretty! ft'• lht
tnt ppy "30'1 look" lhtt'• to·
dty't rtgt-knll In brut htd or·
Ion-fluffy, 1011 I •Hlltltltl
Choice of werm 1111 colort: ont
tlH Htt tll,
0 Orleit TUrt.en .. 11111 ti.ff
Newr (08144); llHll (21tl0):
Mhtll (Oftlt), ltttr ('2014)
UIOHTIN YOU" CO .. NI"
wltll t clltr11tln1 Coltnltl llerd•
woetf tlltlfl 3 pretty tie" ahow
off your ltvorlte flgurlnu ,
photo•. pltni.. etc. Perfect to
tptrk I hlrd•tO·dtCOrtlt CO,.
nt r. Crafted with ltrly Amero
lcen fltlr. It hH greceful turned
aplndlt dlvldert I knob•:
mellow meple flnleh. 11~' hi.
Metil ht no r1ng1.
0 c., .. ., lfltlf (ff741) "·"
ltl-VOLVINO IALL .. OOM
LIGHT "LLI A ltOOM WITH
KAUIDOtCO,. COLOtl I Utt
lltyttlcel tltrduat mood of e
fe4tulo.,e "acre" betlfffmt Tun1
Oii Ille ltmp: turn Off th•
llgfltt-thrlll to • tctne of wt·
tuel enollent"'tntl At 1e111p
• ., ..... oolor ''""' within ff. t ine to t lowly rot•t~utlng
eltlmmttlnf ttlnbow petternt
Ofll t tlllftf, ••II•, floor I "omtn·
II• fer Onolnt , •ntert•lnlnt.
IW' 111: ttyrtM.
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T"Y Al"·CONOITIONIO IWIATI" O"YINOI Unique dryer
hold• 1w1111r high up tbon tny aurlt ct 10 tlf clrcult lll
•round I thru It Poly1111r m11h for 11111lr·oo11_,tlontd drying
Bfockt, too R1gul1r. 29• aq OtluH 2e· a 39· 101 dr111 or 2
1w1t1er1 'old• 111110 1lore
Q lweeterOrrer
... .,,.,(73311) . . .
Ott11ao (3tMI) ............... .
t•tTANTU TVMA MAI MU.8
l•TO A OltYl.TA&;l"IOHT
CHANDILIHI No wlrlngl llm·
ply IC'"" In with tlw t>ulltt Du• llllng fVI'"'' llglll e room with
the •pte ndor of out orrtt•I
-r•t tlley're 11111tr .. 111b11
1ery11.o1 t-tltt: r diem • r 11
Mier~ 1ow di•.• tr If, D ~rem•-.., t;n.r (84011) .... N .M
.. .,.., ('40o4f) .... "·"
"WIDDINO "ING" 'LAOUI 11
INO .. AYIO wltll 0011,11 .. ••it
ne11tet I weddlnt detel
Trtdlllonet preying ht nda attnd
above 2 atendtr, tnttrtwlnlng
band• I Guatom·engreved
name plalt-t ll In luatrou• all·
vtrtont mett l. 4~· hardwood
oval plaque hH rich welnut
IYl·IAll YllO" CUTI tlnleh-ht ngetro"'ellvtry
D"IVINO OLAltll Htlpt ttop ring ltelt 11t 1te11ttt I dell.
equlntlng: fumbflno for eun· D '°'••n•I ~lltf 'le~e_ _
gtHt ... Cflpe to car •ltor; (P-toftol · · ~
fflpt up I down. Llght·flft•t·
fll O frten pletltO, 10" I W"ie. 0 1, .. 1e11 (net2) •
NANOIOMI U,.OUA"D 'Oft
YOU" fllOMIYI l(oep It In e Mono·
t rt11tllt0d Mone, lolt-tn CIH llO tWi•
width or bold,, .. 1••1 lotll eonulne
1 .. thtr to •P•rk Ille 1ttlr1 whllo Mer ..
alpper pocket "°'d• curr9f\Cyl t or I
1n1r••td lllltlett: btown wltll to149ft .... ..... , INcll wllll t lMftoM ..... ...."' .... ,, ......... ...... 8 ........ ~ ... ,, ..... ,, ... .
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TO .;o, COLD' D .. A,TI UNDI" 000 .. 1-on A
LONG LITTll DOGGlll Snay call co "HUHge hound"
anugglH up to door bottom ao chllly air can't get thrul
lt'a an old·tlme. practical YankH notion {1lerted In Hew
England. where they know e thing or two about cold
w .. ther)-wlth a 1ly touch of humor! KMPI cold out:
h .. t In. Help1 Hve fuel; cut coatal Button .. yed atuffed
pup 11 terrific "mucot" for kid•' room. tool 40" lg. 0 Dnift Dottle {asea8) ••••••••••.•......•••.• tt.tt
HANDY! Ho more
glanH 1011 from
top pockeu
when you bend-
o r lnk·atalned
1lllrtt Pena &
1peca flt anugly
In hend10Me
leather·look
v l nyl aheath;
golden Initiate
lftake It dlatlnctly
youret Flt• belt•
to 2·. lll••lff ........ 0 ......... .. ..... ..,
(P·l1075) U .H
MAGNIFICINT MEOITIR .. ANIAN DECO .. ATO" IHl~l 8 .. utify a full 5 fl of w1ll 1pacel Turned apindle
dowel•. rlchly·gralned 1helvu; grecetul pointed
f1nlal1-thl1 h1ndaome decorator shelf Is superbly. au·
thantlcally llyled In glowing walnut finish hardwood.
The perfect Httlng for your prized curios & e decoretor
hlghllght tor a whole wall Ir hi with two ta• shelvH a
two 10""" 1helvH (overall width 25\o'I"), O lllledlterran .. n lflelf (73411) ........... ell~
IHOW OFF
P"ICIOUI ICMOOL
PHOY'OI 'O" EACH
YIA" fro"' lllnller-
1 u ten thr• llt9h
ecllool 1r•4l•atlett
-In one hand1ome
trame l Matboard
frame ha1 rich
brown border: gllt·
edged oval open·
lng1 on white back·"
ground. C enter
opening 11 •• 111 2~·:
1mall ovala, 2· 111
tl'I". Flta ttandard
11·1 14" frame-or
dlaplay on eHel
back or h.ng 1009. o •r•••••··'"~~ "•'" (5t1M) Ir.tit
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can roll. 1011. turn-very curl
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AUTH!NTICAUY COSTUMED
A FULL 1t'' TAU.
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doll• Gr1ndm• loved •• • glrll Hugg1t>l1
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perfect dl1pl1y-whlt1 nt1111 eland 1111 ad·
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Sheeller worlel·l•mous tor
the finest w rot111g 1111lru·
ments We adel 10 1t1 dlstloc·
t1ve look by 1mprin11ng both
b•rrels with any n•me you
1pec1fy 1n stunning 241( gold
8 u11nessm•n. homem1ker
c1reer g•I studenr every·
one w•ll use 11 ••lh pride Th IS
11 • gift that uys I thlok
you re 1mport1ntt So order
now 11 this l1nt1st 1c price
end get one lor yourself
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GIANT 1980 PERSONALIZED
PHOTO CAl.EHDAi -
In Se•Tlln Mtlnss LaMts
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an.,etOP" 1how prettlty thru Match
any color tlatlonery. Your name & ad·
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THE HllTOIUC FLIGHT DECK
CAPI An Hact'copy of lh• tlat d•·
elgned ••clu1lvely for ttle U.S.
Apollo Altronautel Capturing the
•oaring aplrlt ol American his·
tory-proud Cep hH amert mill·
llry atyllng with golden
"acrambl•d egga" & breld trim'
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cullom flt Criap poly-kn II In red or
n9"y. flt1 all.
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COLO .. fUl IT.ACK atNI ADD IN-
STANT, O"QANtZID ITOltAOE
l'ACI where you nHd Ill Smart
modular unit• hol~ everything
from v19et1bl11 In kitchen to toy~
In kid'• room; tow1t1•b1th. odd•
& ""'' 1nypl1c1I Stack 10 flt
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clAele Sturdy pOly In choice of 4 die·
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TV WEEI( bEPTEM8EA 9 1979
~-ORANGE COUNTY
CAR BUYERS GUIDE
~------AND SERVICE DIRECTDRV-r
IOI Mcl.UIMS IMW
At Beach Blvd. & Whittier
La Habra -522-Ull
CADILLAC
MAIERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-tt 00
DATSUN
IAIWIQC DATSU ..
33375 Camino Capistrano
san Juan Cap15trano
IJ ••• J11-4tJ-JJ71
LINCOLN-MERCURY
JOMMIOM a SOM
UMCOLN-MHCUIY
2828 Harbor Blvd
Costa Meta -140.MJO
PORSCHE-AUDI
CHICI IYllSOM, IMC.
«5 E. Co11t Hwy.
Newport Beach -'7MtOO
llU. YAN
f'OllCHl-AUOt
13831 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
616-JJJJ
CllYIH MOTORS
208 W. 1st St
Santa A na -IJS.1171
CHEVROLET
COHMILL CHIYIOLIT
2800 Harbor Blvd
C.OSta Mesa -54'-1200
FORD
PHIL LOMG FOU
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvme-761-5111
UHIYHSfTY OU>SMOllLI
2850 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -140.9640
DAILY PILOT
VOLKSWAGEN
JIMMAllHO
VOL•SWA ...
1871 1 Beach Blvd ..
Hunt. Beach -142-2000
•AIOIM .. OVI
YOUCIWA ...
13731 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
114-4100
ltOY CAltYH IMW
1 540 JambOree Road
Newport Beach -640-6444
SADDLHACIC IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
M1ss1on V1e10
tll-2040 -05-4'49
OLDSMOBILE
UHIYHSITY Ol.DSMOllLI
2850 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-"40
TOYOTA
UILI 111 TOYOTA
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -646-flOJ
VOLVO
UIU•IVOLVO
1966 HerbOr Blvd
Cotta Meta -646·tl01
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DISNE Y'S WONDERFUL WORLD The longest-run-
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!Ille and a dazzling upbeat theme song The formal
features weekly banners including .. Animation
Night." "Fantasy Night." "Comedy Night' and
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• -THE LAST RESORT Is a hall-hour comedy series-
Wednesdayt at 8:30PM on CBS-dealing with the
frenetic and humorous day-to-day turmoll created by
the kitchen staff at a popular vacation hotel Starring
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Walter Olkewlcz. Ray Underwood. John Fu1ioka and
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I MONDAY
SEPTUIBCll 10
r or morn1n1 and alttrnoon hst1n1s.
p!tnt ue OAYT!MC !'llOGUMS
~. for rour con-tnttnct, •rr lht
dly's lll0¥1H
OAYTIMl MOYllS
11 00 D .. '1ntt11 tllt D11tons
llodt" t "'\I •O R4nao1~~
Scott l'.dr J ranc•\ GJ "Dan1n hnhes" •mu
~ I ab Hunt" C .. rn Voio .. •
Rar Walste>n Ju n Stapl•lon
3.00 10 "runny Girt" Pait I tcon
68 8arb•a Sl,.1Hnd Om••
Sha11t ~ay Mtdford
3 30 D ''What '" Best r 11t"4s
ror'" (tllm) Tl led (jp',\~11
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6:00
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Atlanta raltOM al lht Pl11l1dtlph1A
(agles D Celtbfrt) Chmdts m Cllico ' tllt lhn CV Sltffts of S,n fr1nc1i.co
il4 Wu Ofl Mornson Sir ttt
f.D °"' lJsy ,. Maude
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39 lltws
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0 Tht Muppet Silo-I• •I•, At••
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1 ~ 8ob ,.,.,"'' Sha-m Adam 12 n family ftud
14 lm~clo
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Bunny Won tht Wttl Ornvr• P,1, ''
hO\t And sp,C1;tl &uPSI Sia• ol lh1\
4n1m1ltd ind hvt iChOn ~ii that '"''II hO'fl lhf 1ndPlat•&ibl• Sues
with htlp ltom su<h hftOtS varmmls
•nd ""''"S u YCK•m1I• S•m o.tt, O~c~ Po1~1 Pit Bluqut !atQut
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lht f'rosecuhon .. td••l ~; l y1ont
Po1•t1 Mo11l•nt IJ1tl11rti (hatl"
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~elul coull•oom drama nl a y11un~
man' 1t1al lo• lht mu•Otr <•I •
"'•llh1 ""m•n m c,,o1 8urntlt ' f rrend\
(I) lilOttt (2hr) .. Th, llOn" I drAl
61 Will •m HolOtn Cdpuc1nt A
1ount a111 liwini w1lh htt 1110lhr1 •nd
\l•Ol~lhPI '" A1t1ca h;• '" ""~1r;,
d!ldchm~nt lo • lion s/lf hu •••!I'd
hom 1 cub and ht• •UI lalht •
bfl"•f\ sht s bt<omini a pt1m1li•t
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mtd•• ,,,,1i0n of tht mvlh ol M•ij
Mau •nd him too111t ~" ach or
ttnot•dt under lht tu~t ~ '"""" •lint Miu Mau m VIYliftl/Uh !l«l\f H Olli
SO lrll Mo,111' Journ1I
-8:30-f.I 00111 MISS! PUH
• THE MAGIC DRAGON!
0 e rtt Sl'ECIAL !'ult lllt
lbCtC Ooptl A mus•ul an1maltd
1pec1al bued on Pr!t• Ya110• s
SOn&. whtrtrn hlllt JK~lt 01apt1
and hrs l11tnd Puff a ma1ic d1acon
iourney lo Honih l tt. Putts macrcal
homtland Tht story ltllHI how Puff
htlpi !11chltntd 1ac~1t 10 tut lht
111ats and 1111>utat1ons ot 11ow1ne uo • n.. (Md Coltple
ShOO a • :111 1111•a•s•H (Rl cor
Flag (Cchward W1nle1) pops up al tl1t
~O 17th •111n-p11~1n1 hlJ 11$1111 spy
camu-conW1nctd Hawhyt 1s 1
Communist sym111th11t1
• 1_3 2~ !klh~l\tlf
DtOllhts hap 1fld Tll1btdtau1 pluntt
11110 1 r!St lrlltd rncut OOfftflOfl
when tho <Olllt ulM)ft two collt&t
studtnts lrapped btnuth lht su 1n
I llomtfN4t dtVtlll IPP,tll111 ts
tllo OJJltfl supply IUM out
10 .... : (1tw) "TM~ ..
(•4~)'11-0mtf Sllaf•f lt1111 Jaytor Youna Wiien A1«11t11rita11 holwtntn
tn&•l' tn ont of lhe wofld'5 most
dln1tro11J spottJ 8u1ulll1 lht son
Of the thmpion 11 de~rm111td to
restore 1111 honol
• Mm Crittll S... Ahllo• Stilt,
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T\/ WEEK SEPTEMBER 9 1979
-9:30-
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b0l1,, m•PI\ lr•naRt' .. n h•••
l ib•• I •\ca~• unnaov• ~nm•
3 Roots-l'arl !
D 0 rn "'ti\ 0 Mom (90m) "Tht D1y fht
Earth MoJtd .. o•' 1,, 14 I.in"
( 11<'0•• Strll4 SI•~'"' Wh1I• phol1o
•••Dn1ni l dt\Pll JIU lot d l.tHd
dt<tloomrnt comoanr a 111101 btg111\
10 1t~l11• 1rd blOl(he\ on hrs l1lm ~It
p•~01cl1uns ol coming t~11nqua•~~
(I) "''"' C.lltty 24 8111 Moytrs' Journ1I
ED Mnttrp1tct Thutrt f'old"~
Ro~s •s •cout11rd dnd nH,, lud ~rd
P1uo1• lhtu old 1ob' bit~ Ro1s ~no
f •ill<t\ •tcooc"' 1nd brcomt bu\1
ntn Ol•IMI<
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U lb~e Mt Uvill
0 Sl111ford Footbilf H11Mlpts m Tiit 06d tovplt
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Mo¥ta: H11ry.OtMcMilQft I Wilt
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8 Mowie "lt11ya-Coufttr7 .t Jru
wre" (mys) '66 ~W1lh1m Sylvtsltr
to llltftt: ''lllt Tlctr Mahi Out"
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TUESDAY
SCPTOIBCR II
fOI 11101111n1 111d 11ternoo11 l1111n1s
plust m DAYTIME f'llOCRAMS
llflow. IOI you• tOll•tn•tnu 1rt lht
d1y's 1110Y1ts
OAYTIMl MOVIES
12 00 O "hmmr & lht Blchtlor'
(lnmJ ~/ IJPbb1• ~r,nuld·
I'''" Neoh•n MAIA l'11w1•1 > m tw "lht Ph1l1dtlph11
Stor, .. rc11m• 40 ~alhd""'
Htpbu•n IAmr' \t•w•rl I~,,
C,r4nf Rulh Hu' •1
l 00 10 'funny Gur·
fl ·ml bl! 11.ttbt• Sl•••\<JOO
] )O 0 ... ,. llfh•ttft tht h its'
ld111 If, I h14b•ll A'h'•,
G•dn.ollr Vdn Du•rn
EVENING
6:00
6 10 12 2' ""'' 3 The Odd Couplt
DU a n "'"' D llun1 fu
O Celebnty Cll111dts m Cllt<o & lht Min
CD Strtth of Sin F 1111<1sc.o
14 If llo B<rds Sina
m °'" [uy lt M1udt so lnhocl11<1n1 S.Oloey
-6:30-
3 U Ntln
8 Tt< TK Oov1h O C.nd1d C,111411
10 Men Griffin Show
m Ghost &.. Mil Muu
24 Mtttln& ot Minds
ID Od C11ttt Show
29 Tiit lohr's Wild E!l [n11qut (I Pollwo1
so 0.., C11r
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0 3 Q 0 13 llt •I
0 Tht Nt•lr•td C1mt
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the SMALL and BIG of it!!
Our store is like an iceberg! No-we're not chilly to deal with-it's
that you only see one tenth of our store from the front.
PeC>ple visiting us for the first time are flabbergasted when the
spacious interior unfolds before them. The huge showroom has
thousands of samples. (Customers tell us we have the largest
selection they have seen).
Our warehouse contains an inventory of infinite variety. Hundreds
of remnants inhabit a 25x50 Remnant room.
Add offices, a spacious drapery room, plenty of parking, pleasant
people. and you'll have the "Big Picture" of our succe·ssful operation!
DEN 'S I 16'1 KACINTIA AYINUI< ) '--COSTA MISA • 646-4131 • H6·UH ,,..,,
•. :r,;;iillit1iin:·cu1tom dr•p11i11• linolun •wood floor
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MEMORIES LINGER ON
Reminders of the late Freddie Pnnze were never far from
tne set of Can You Hear tne Laughter? Tne Srory of Freddie
Prmze Tne new motion picture ·for television a"mg on
Tne CBS Tuesday Night Movie at 9PM was II/med entlfely
on locst1on in New York City Los Angeles and Las Vegas 111
ne1ght>orhoods wnere P~mze lived worJt.ed and playe<t
Many ot Pnnze s tnends v1S1ted the sel dunng production
advising the actors wno we1e portraying lhem m the drama
For eKample Kevm Hooks who plays Prm1e s New York pal
mus1c1an Nat Blalle was coached Oy tne rear Nat Blalie
And Randee Heller who plays Prinze s secrerary Carol
met ohen with Pflnze s actual secretary Carol Novak
Also 20-yeai-old M 1cl1ae1 Binder who poi trays comedian
Alan Bu1slcy was coached t>y 1he real Alan Burs~y But
unlike Hooks He/let and 101 that maller Ira Angustam
wno porlrays Prmze Binder had met fits real llfe counter-
part many times befor,. Can You Hea1 the Laugnrer? The
Story of Freddie Pnn1e began produc11on
Both Bmde1 and Bursley a1e comics and have appeared
many times ar the Comedy Srore a Los Angeles nigntcluO
wt1ere many of tne movie s scenes were /timed and which
Prlnze frequented while staffing m the television series
Chico & the Man I d1dn I know Freddie well but ne wa s
always cordial ro me recalls Binder who was lhe Comedy
Store's youngesl perlorme1 when Pnn1e was a ringside
regular and occasional trearJlmPr I a see him rhere
frequently when ha was breal11ng m new ma1er1al or maybe
/US I hanging OUI
Binder also remembers /hose painful tmal months m
Prmze s ltfe. when drugs and other proolem.s were taking
thetr 1011 and the Comedy Store ta1thluls oe9an '" fear that
Prmze was really hurting himself
Then the tragic night m January 1977 when word came
that Freddie PflnZe was deed
At the Comedy Store where young comics still gravitate
loolcmg for tnetr big Orelllc Freddie P11n111 is remembered
'They liked him B lot there Binder rellects They miss
him ·
Ira Angwtaln (c.ntet') atara u comedlln Reddle Prinn.
and Mlchael Binder (f) and t<Awln Hooke atar .. hi• two tMltt
~ ..... ,.
TUESDAY (Continu9d)
-9:30-
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10:00
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0 J fJ 12 29 NtW\ D 8 10 2) ,. lltWJ
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forut" ldta) 48 f "d'l1r MA1r h
m "'' Odd eoup1e ID ~nny Hill Show
24 N11tltro M11u1ne
tD Od CJnll Sll00t m ~nO<H' SenottS Mo.le
-11:30-
0 • 12 11£W SUSOll CBS Lift
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12:00
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-12:30-
0 Mow1t: lllf "Olle Sund1y Alter
_ .. (mus) 48 Dennis M0111n m Mo¥1t: ti! "Rt<•len MOllltnt"
(mys) '49-Jamts Mason a> Mowit: "littlt>Cnpt'' (dr•J ~I
Mark Stevens. Rhond~ Flemonc
tD firinc ll11t
18 Bttly
2:00
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IWEDNESDAYf
smuuiu 12
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pltut su DUTIM( '110GllUIS
Btio.. IOI yoilt to11n1.,tnct. Ut tht
d•1 \ lllOWltJ
OAm ME MOVIES
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t~ wa IH ~lllhau I'~'
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1,io,,rll~ Marlhd H,•r l!Jr,-.
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EVENING
6 :00
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ID Strtth of San f1111c1sco
1• A Gift of Ttm tD Owtr Cny
lt M1udt
so Aboul Thtn h bovl
-6:30-
3 lt Ntws e TK h< Oouth 0 C,ndHI C1111t11
10 lllenr Gn1f111 SllOW m Gllost & Mn Muu
24 Gtner1tion ol tht Wind
tD Ot<. Clttlt Show
29 Tht Jobr's Wild m ... Seca11111 so Owtf us,
7:00
D 3 U U -Jf flews D Tiit llewl,.ed G.tme
Iii e Tltt Johr's Wild m 1 lcm Lucy
111 Miry Tyler Moore
II> Sanford & Son tD 21 Ton1pt
-29 l111tr1ency One el MM I C,mpanft.I
M l1bclleW1ltllrtr Rtport
-7:30-
f) W.rid W11 II: GI IMry
3 "'"' O.ys Ac•111 D 10 ~f> fMily ftllCI
• Tiii DI IHI& """ .,....,..,_ S.Ures
8 rlll M1pzi!M G fK Tx O..p
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!$f) llt•ak " Oil 'llllfllta
8 :00 O [I (11) hie: (Ur) "Tiie Iii-.. ~ Tmtll!!J. All·S.ari &
llWw lillt" (com) 76 8"' Ott
Wrll!fmi. Jlmts url Jonti. Ritlllrd
Piroi. ltd Ross A tum of rentJidt
b1llplayt1s from Ille Ne1t0 National
l .. 1ue ol tllt 1930. bamstonn tllf
couAlry w1lh <haos e o .._.,..,._
.I
D l'r1SOnt1 Malt p11sont1\ a""'
101 drain d1uine but thtu attrn1ton
is locustd on lht .. omen Ma11tyn "
luc~te~ al toca1tne a le~111ma1r 1nb
on lht outs.de
U TWO HOT ROMANCES * WATCH!& IS ENOUGH!
U 3 10 29 E1cht b CllOllCh
Cupid s C11\1S Roman111 chaos
rtiRnS at lht 81adlo1ds whtn Da"d
rtlurn' homt lo l1nd his g11I on lhr
ve1gP ol ma11yong someont else and
Merl~ Jht P,arl s' etto1ts lo woo
So!l.ln through '*l\holas baclr.111•
O Mo-11e: (2hr) "01d You Hear the
Ont About the l11•el1111 S.ltslady'"
(comJ 68 Ph•llts D1llt1 lot fl~nn
Bob Denvt1 lht ddvrnluru of •
ltavt hng salesladr .,ho bteomts
enlangltd •llh a farm" s ">nin th•
urly 191Xh m Clrol Buintlt & Futnds
0) Mom (2hrJ "Thtw Thovsand
Hiils" (wtS) ~9 Don Mu11ay l •t
Remd RtChard lean A 1a11cnPr
leaves hrs g1rll11tnd to marry lh•
ban~" ·s daughter but l1nds he
cannot sha~e his old loya1t1e\
ED 24 hces of Communism tRl
Yugoslavia An inttresltng look at
what 1s cons1dtred the most l1b•r;11 ol
Communist stair\ tis industry 11
neither ni1ionalt1td no• con11olltd
by 1he stair and c1t11rns art allo••d
to travel freely
O)VMalll
lO Onct Upon a ClaSSK
-8:30-m The Od4 Covplt 0> Muneu Jlota
9:00
D 12~ )91 Bic henl: Holouusl
(R) (2hr) Part Ill 0110111 parts "lhe
f1~a1 Solulron Rudi dnd lifltna air
m~rutd lnta Htlm' Wt1\\ ISO\ d
Na11 otl1ct1 ro dtnounc• ht• n 01dtr
t '°'"ht• husband di lh,.s1•n,1ac11
H•;d1 h •\ a .sas'l!naltd ~ncl ~•\
Sul t~\UI uncovtr\ somt ha• h 1nl•
c;,.m.n a•I by llail .ind l•llO• A•I"''
lhf Nam plan to tt\l'lllt lt•1 "
day lr1)m l"bl•nka and Au'll.h.,•lt
ln\,ph 801tc1n1 I ovah I rlOshut1
ldffiPI Wood! Mtt ;I 'lll•tp ''"'' David Warner atf amunp an Jli \l•1
inte1na1tonal td\I
D llun1 ru
U CHARLIE'S ANGELS·
• 2HR MOVll PRlMllRC
U 3 10 2t llEW SUSOll
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Anitl\ Atlt1 K•ll1 and l'i11• ••knm1
lhtu nrw t•afT' IT'•mbrr I 111an1
Wtltt1 1Sh•llr1 Ila 11 lht 4n£•11
\el s.i1I aooard lht tovr Rl>AI .ind
lh•11 1nvrs1t1a1tnn ttllv a l111lunf '"
11nl•n museum P"t•s 1u1n1 lh•
pocelut Ca11bbfan 1nlo a l1dal ,.,;,
ol susptnll' arlton and adv,nlurt m Mtr; G11111n Show JI Walke•
David 81tnne1 R1lrh" I •m•lv
l~land Scoll Ill Doc '>•m rnvn
Gttg L>1gan .ind Maulfrn McC.OvPln
art Mtr• I au~I\ W 24 G1ut ,trlo1m1ncu 1R1
l11al of tht Mokt ltnSt" poo1ayJI
ol a un1Qut inc 1drnl 111 Arnt11c an
hl\I01y !ht \ylltmatt< PPl\Kul10n
ol lht hrst b1ac1 udtl I c1adu~I•
hom Wrst Potnl ~, ftlln• ntf "'
OJ l'tudo dt AmOI so Sum111t1lut
10:00
B • u Bender A d1arna11c
him \tamne Ha11y GuMd1no 1n the
t1tlr rolt as a 1ou1h \trttt wist Nrw
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-10:30-4~ H1 "d•O DuH ¥arl' l111Pn m 0) lltwS ID To bf Aftnounced
tI;) 24,J.ra°'" & lollnn1' A • 1 00 t1Pafl0n1il lh• hr\I Amt•1t1n b" ~· :
11 :00
0 U a 12 29 lltws
D ) 10 n >t lltws
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When I'm llud1" < m f,• I
ltcu\1CO Sut l yan Ct ..11 R,,,,..,
m '"' Odd eo.,1t 0) Btnnr Hill Show
24 lurubo.11
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-11:30 -
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D 23 lt Jollnn1 Ur\Oft D Tht llfst ol GrOU<ho
U l 10 29 PotKt Woman m eona s-m Gtt Smart
24 I.Ilia Yoe• & You
ED CapllOllH UC lktl\
12:00
0 e 12 11£W SUSOll CBS Liit
Mmes: SwtldVIUwu fin~
D Tw11t1ht lont m MIUIOll lmpowblt
fD 21 T onttlll
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O n 3t Tomo"°"
O Mamd
-1:30-
ID 81H "°'" s' IOUf 1111
2:00
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£ •~n~1 "•'It• •inrs ltlwrhud
r~n !lltrl1r1 O Mom · "' "Mut Oan11r
Wilson" ldra r ~. fran• S1na1ra
Sh,llty Wrn!tr\ m Gtl Smart
-2:30-
0 MOM • "In Our lrrnt'' (dra)
H ldd l upino Paul llPntt1d
ED h ctt of Comm11nrsm
Tht Unw1n1e4
3:00 m lilcl'lit "Thrtt HOllrs to ltN"
1ra' '>4 Dana And"" Donna
Rf•d Sl,phtn (111 011
4 :00
O Mo"' ff/ "lou1u " tcoml 'lO Rondld Rutan Cha1l•s Coburn
-4:30-
0 Mom: "' "A111bush" 1mys)
39 Glad¥< Swart!lout Lloyd Nolan
Buddy Ebsen slm 1n "The Paradise
Connection " an all new actron/m1stery
motion plCturt tor CBS. a1unc Saturday al
9PM and filmed entirely on beautrful Hawa11an
locations EbStn, who abo PfOductd "The
Paradise Connection." plays an entuely
different role than his popular weekly Barnaby
Jones series on CBS
BUDDY EBSEN STARS IN
He stars as a successful, somewhat
notorious Chicaco attorney, Stuart Douctas.
wllo comes to l1ha1n1. Maui. to search f0t his
miss1n1 son. Bruce
A clue Inds him to lahama where he finds
hlS son's hie shroudtd 1n mystery. He also
turns that Bruce IS bt1n1 SOUlhf by the local
police for possible involvement 1n drua
1 smuglina and murder. Ht becomts 1nvol'ted
In a filht, d1n1er and romance!
Ebsen's dauahler, Bonnie, abo stars as the
attractive Dolly Nielson, a youna. sin1m1
waitrm at lahaina's hist0t1C Pioneer Inn, who
h1ppens to be in love with lkuet Oo111ln
The 1eUon end cltlma In "The Parlclise
Connection" t1kes place in the P.c1fic ofl tht
Maul coast. on beautiful btldtts 111d lf'Ound
the Pioftetr ln11.
Otlltt st111 include Mlr1 Ousay as Mauit
OonO¥tn, e myitefious widow, llfian Kerwin 1s
Sole:•: Mtdlatl Btthn IS Larry DeWitt .• Clrul
lddid end fritnd of 8ruu's; .lolln Colicos as
Mljor Otrek. 1 Mawt, ruthless penoql ty;
1nl Plul umbtrt u NICky Milo, ChicalO
crlmt ch1racter.
"THE PARADISE CONNECTION"
, .... ,.
THURSDAY
SIPl£MBEA II
ror morn1nt ;nd 1ltt1noon 11\hnc\.
pltn• \f• o•mWE l'AOG UMS
ll#lol> lor your con""''"" '" lhr d,,., '"°''"
OAY llWC WOYll S
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6 :00
0 10 12 n Nt •\
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0 Kunc ru 0 Ctltb11ty Ch111dt\ m Chtto ' lht l1hn
(i) Shtth ot San lrancl\•O
24 ''"' fD Orn lny
lt W1udt
\O lnlroduc1n1 Biolou
-6·30-
3 >t Nt•\
e Tic h t Oou&h
0 Candid C.mtfl
10 Wt1v G11tltn Sho<a
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ShOfl for n11hl
lon1 "a1n Of W•IO
N.uli<tl tPftd
$mall land m.t\.M!\
Jet
Rtclont ''"'¥" Garment fl•
m Gho\I l Mr\ Muir
'4 Y1rwpo1nh
f.D 01t~ Cuttl Show
1q lh• lo•tr ' Wild rn r1 c11 .. o
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7 :00
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O 11 lhr lo~ri ' Wild m I lD•• lu11
t 1 Mary fr Ito Moort
'1) S1nlo1d ' '>on
14 W11tt Mtll\od ol 011 P11n1,nr
fl) ?I lon1rhl
19 I mtrctncr Ont
(!) l1hm1 C1mp1n1l1
\O M11 Nttl I rhrr1 llrporr
-7 JO-
O \7~.000 Pyt.1m1d
l H•PPJ O•J\ A,.,.
0 In Sur<h Ot
0 lh• O•lt•f Gam•
0 Mitch G~mr
A PM M11111n•
O Ire l;c Ooueh
10 n M•l<h C•mt m lh, 811dr Bunch
11 Bob flt•hart Siio•
OJ Ad1m 17
14 ln\•Chl
fD llhtflrol ltlHt r -tport
\0 N••\!ht<~
8:00
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