HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-10-21 - Orange Coast Pilot., DaAJaD ....... l&WIN ...............
A ._ ta atabbecl to clMtb ln
Santa Ana.
Jt'aJa,m.
Amid the waUlaa ai'rena.
trampUna p0Uce invfftl atora
and curious
nei1bbora,
the police ol-
ficer i1 cool
and pro ·
feuk>oal.
But his jaw
dropa when
he sees a sum
and attrac·
the woman
step from the •••• .. coroner's car and bend over the
3Claim
Sex Calls
By Judge
LOS ANGELES IAP) -Three
women who worked in the
Legislature when Judge Robert
S. Stevens was a senator claim
he made obscene telephone calls
: to them, alleg«;dlY making ex-
, plicit sexual ·suggestions, a
' newspaper reported Sunday.
The women claim Stevens'
conversations centered around
group sex. secret trysts, graphic
s uggestions and his power over
their jobs. The women were not
identified In the Los Angeles
Times story.
Stevens, 63. recenUy became
the subject of an investigation
by the state attorney general's
office when a couple who worked
for him leveled similar obscene
phone caJJ charges against the
Superior Court Judge.
Stevens baa ~mitted to re· port.en tbat be made "sexually
explidt° pllone calls to Edward
and Beth Murphy. but has
categorically denied the newest
set of allegaUona, the Times
said.
Tbe charges, be said, are an
attempt "to smear me with
abiolute, total, vicious false·
hoods."
The newspaper quoted Stevens
as saying the Capitol is "a
rumor mill. I'd get nervous if 1
somehow got in a conversation
in the hall with some good·
looking secretary because boy,
pretty soon. yak, yak, yak."
One of the women said Stevens
told her he would like to watch
her make love to another woman,
the newspaper said.
"He talked about acts he'd
like to perform on your body,"
she reportedly said. Another
woman described Stevens' re-
marks as 'repulsive."
Although none of the women
said Stevens threatened to fire
them if they complained, they
said they feared for their jobs
becauseofhis harassment.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
dead man. pad &Dd peocU la
bud. n.. oftlcert reaction tan 't 1ur-
priain1. aaya d•puty coroner
Barban Mitchell.
She'• the only female deputy
coroner ln Oran1e County and
oae of only about a balf-doaen ln
CaUfomia.
Their jobs Include determi.n·
ane the events leading up to a
sudden or unexplained death,
identifying the deceased and
notifying relatives.
"People ask m e, 'Ugh, how
can you be a deputy coroner?
How can you touch all those
dead bodies!"' Mrs. Mitchell
says.
But she shrugs off their ques·
lion•, saying, •'It's not mucb dif.
fereot from workln1 in an
emergency room where people
are hurt. At least 1 don't have to
save a life."
Coroners are not called upon
to perform autopsies. Mrs .
Mitchell said. That is the role of
the pathologist.
But through her work of
gatberinl evidence surrounding
the death, Investigator Mitchell
must deal wltb grieving re-
latives and friends.
And it is for them that she
Monketf Basiness Ahead
saves ber sympathy and uaea
her skill.a.
·'A lot ol the job ls bow you re-
late to people. You're deaJinc
wltb tbem at a traumatic time.
How I act leaves a lutinC lm·
pression."
The difficulty is tbat a auc-
ceuf ul deputy coroner must
combine a skilled investigative
background and a sympathetic
demeanor, Cblef Deputy
Coroner Jim Beiaoer aays.
It's not bard to figure out
other good qualities, be say&.
"In ooe word, it would be com-
Does "Z.Z." the chimpanzee or owner
Paula Crist of Los Angeles have the most
natural talent for s winging? To find out
wha t ha ppened when they played in Costa
Mesa's Civic Center Park, turn to Page
A3.
Oswald Impostor Feared
NEW YORK <AP> -Then·
FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover
suspected that an impos\or -possibly a Soviet agent -was
posing aa Lee Harvey Oswald in
1980, three years before Oswald
:asuaainated President John F.
1
1Kennedy, the New York Post re-
ported Saturday.
The story, copyright by News !Group Publications Inc., parent
'company of the Post. said '
FBI Chief Suspected
Spy Used Identification
Hoover's sUBpiclons were found
in a memo from Hoover to the
State Department dated June 6,
1960, when Oswald was known to
be in the Soviet Union.
llroine Crews Mop,
I .
"Since there's a possibility
that an impostor is using
Oswald's birth certificate, any
current information the Dept. of
State may have concerning thLI
subject will be appreclated," the
memo reportedly said. Tbe
paper did not say If uy blforma·
Uoo was forwarded to Hoover,
now dec:ealed. !F~tival Rui:is Today
t • a1 GEOaGE LEIDAL J oe•CMlfYNetSUtt i' )lud? t Ankle deep. ,, W.._.1 'l'tae same.
1 t Pro1no1l1 for tbe Irvine ' 1=s:..~ ·~ -:-..:::~ . = •'tf ....... boldl" ... , ........... Prell·
..._ ..... Walker aald.
I .... ., •• auetioa bu been
u91& tDr u :• a.m. toda.J: JDallY . ,., ... ~ ........ tertalDen
...... out bJ SetwdaJ'• raiDI
will "'fllim 8ltd tbe J..Uval sroata •altW•J• bav• been 4tiMd _, .... • 1tnw. Tlte ._ ........... from
Ute ... ,,, ..... tradlUoul
rains is a story of comml.nlty
spirit. That spirit bu prevailed
since the ftnt Irvtne Is ... wu
launcbed in Town Center in Kay
1171.
But llu've9t Festival Satu.rUy
"1t WU the topper.
Tbe wlanteer board membln
•booll tMlr beadl u the ralDI
U&naed tbt lrYtDe earth '° ..... ............. fltom ....,
decorated -b•t empty -~. to tbe Bil Top Tent,
wbere tbe ~000 aquare·foot carpet,,.. awull.
Barefoot ttdl wen tbe few
wbo trod tbe •0••1 toll.
E1blb6tcin, dlarlUe1 wbo would
otbuwlH be ral1tn1 fu_nd1
(lee fWlifAL, Pap AJ>
Nine moatba tat.ft. according
to the paper, F.dward J. Hickey,
chief of the department's
passport dlvtaloa, HDt • memo
to tbe comular aecdcm wandq
tbat .. it bu beeG ataW tbat
there la an lmpo1tor u~
Olwald ldtatifteadom data
t.llat tbere II DO doubt the SoTieta
would \ewe to 1et bold al bl.I
valid P•IPO't-" . The ttory pubU1bed by tbe
PoetNkltlae--...U .....
obtained from tit• National
Ardd~ under tbe Freedom G(
IDformatiaD Act.
Tbe Wurm Com.,...._, em-
paaelecl to tavest11ate tbe murder, determlaed tbat
Olwakt. actlnl alone, lbM ad
killed the prelldent .
Perlodlcallr. alnee tlMa the
comml11loa 1 fladl•I• laave
been Q~ bJ ........ ,
tion buffs who contend that
Oswald, who was murdered
shortly afterward by J act Ruby,
was acting as part of a con·
splracy. Recently a skeptical
British author, Michael Ed·
dowea, published a book in
which be says lbe usaasin was a
Soviet spy, Al~James Hlddell,
who auumed Oswald's identity
and traveled to the United &ates.
NB Couple
Aborts The/ t
A couple trailed to tllelr home
in Newport Beaeb'• uchllive
Bayaborea dlatrlet by three
thu1a. one armed with a
machete, routed their would-be
robben at mldnlOt Saturday.
leadJq to their awfft c~.
Police LL Jim GardMr Mid
the male tarset G( tbe trio tot
out of bla car and ..Ued If dlteJ
were looklDI for ao•~..:i
wbereapm oae ••..-et r tbe mlldMU ad IUPDedtt.at
they .... lgMti.for bliD. -
He .,...._. 1U11*t Md
atan.cI 2 ... for tlM ...... wbllellilt-111tot1aeboale to call pollee IM tbe ,....._
1ave ap _. fled ta &Mlr ear, la-
v..U....,. Mid.
Palrol S1t. Roa Rod1•n
ltoppec1 tbe •UUcl velalele • ........... at ............
Sat.a Au AftDUI ad united u......, 2
pa11loe. Com=iolt and ln-qulalthr HI. bHe to be
1eauiae people beeauae tbey
deal wUll otben at aueb a bilbl¥
-emoticleal time.
"Yet they have to be
teebnieally good because an lm·
proper (death) clauilicaUon or
identlflcatioo will have grave
couequences aomewbere down
the line."
Oranee County's first woman
deputy coroner baa that touch,
Beisner saya.
Mn. Mitchell baa only been on
the Job six months, but 1he says
seeing ber children to their teen·
age years and several years
workine in law enforcement pre-
pared her.
Sbe wH Anaheim Poliee
Departmlat'a fi.rlt woman re-
aene deer in m•. and •peal a
few yean wortiDc u a depat;y
aberltt.
But ber uneven aberlff'1 aldftl
claabed witb tbe daytime
aebedule ol ber bmbaad'a Job u a bailiff ID Superior Court.
"So aboUt two yea.rs ago I
busted down to a clerk in the
coroner'• amce to set relular boun," lln. llitebell says.
"But although I enjoyed that
job, I dedded lrith all my school
and training .. h there bu to be
more to it. It waa no longer a
challenge."
<See CORON Ea, Pase AZ)
2nd Marine Dies
Japan Blaze
Toll Rising
TOKYO lAP> U.S. military
authorities r-eported a second
American Karine rued early to-
day of burns suffered in a fuel·
tank ftre during a typhoon and
slUd 71 Marines were tnJured in
the blaze.
They bad slUd earlier that one
Marine was killed and 43 were in·
jured when a fuel tank spilled a
river ol flam.inl gasoline iJdo a
barracb irea u Typhoon Tip
lubed central Japan Fri-. The revised report wu tt·
leued bJ • lbriDe 'I:"'"·· 11-. G_, S&t. Green,
wlto .... --"' .... 11artae. added .. late .. el \DJ .... Ud
..... tre9led for --and re-leased.. He said t.be Heood Marine
to perilb fl-.. ............. at
l:lSa.a.la-~---U.S.Alr,._ ..... ......_
A tmm .Ill ...... uperta tram
the Brooks Army lleclJeal
Center in San Anton.io, Texas.
arrived in Yokota and began ex-
amining the hospitalized
Marines.
Green said evacuation of the
most seriously burned Marines
to the United States would begin
later today.
Westminster
Man Killed
In Hit-run
A telephone call sent police
and paramedics racing to a
Westminster intersection early
Saturday, where they found. a
dying man sprawled in the fall-
ing rain. the victim of a hit·and·
run driver who struck him at
high speed.
Kenneth Benjamin Beets Jr.,
38, of Westminster . was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at
Fountain Valley Communtiy
HOlpital ol multiple injuries in· cludinc a broken neck.
lnve.tigaton said they could
find no ai,mficant clues about
the vehicle at the scene. on
Brootburst Street just north of
Bolla Avenue, but it was
believed to possibly be a. pickup
truck.
-. . .
The new report also said three
Japanese were injured in the
fare . a nd on e was sti ll
hos pitalized. Previous reports
bad listed only one Japanese
woman employed at the same
base as being injured.
The typhoon caused a total of
28 deaths throughout Japan.
authorities reported, including
another Marine wbo w aa swept
into the ocean when the 75 mpb-
p-lua winds and rain struck
Okloawa. Slstem penlCNIS were
miulQc and nearly 300 were in·
junld. ··111_, <of tbe llutMa> are m .enou. or erideal 11: •ttdoa. '' a miUlal'7 apokesman Hid. He
said a "final evaluation" of their
injuries would be made by tbe
doctiora from llNub.
Amerlea• military In·
"9tiptan coati.Dued ... iDquiry
lato what caused tbe s.000-saUoa
rubber blAlldder to empty during
the stonn and send the gasoline
cascading into the wooden bar·
racks at Camp Fuji, 90 miles
southwest of Tokyo.
None of the victims was iden·
tJfied.
Witnesses at the Joint U.S.·
Japanese military training
center at the base of 12.000-foot
Mount Fuji saidtthe typhoon
caused an earthen retaining wall
around the gasoline tank's base
to collapse, ripping out hose con·
n ections and se ndi ng the
gasoline spilling down toward
the barracks.
The American military
newspaper Pacific Stars and
Stripes quoted the Marine unit's
commander, Lt. Col. John
Redgate. as saying the gasoline
was ignited by a stove as 1t
flowed Wlder the aged wood-and·
tm Quonset huts where some of
the 12.000 Marine usually sta·
t1oned there were waiting out
the storm.
Two other officers reported
hearing an expl06ion and seeing
smoke and names. Rain was
falling bard at the time. and one
said the water flowing past the
Quonset buts "was oa fire."
Stars and Stripes quoted
Timothy Terrell, a Navy corps-
man, as saying fire abot from
the buts' windows "like
torches."
~-'.'\ '1'111·: INSllt•:
ILICS IVBIBCI' -OU ia tbe
theme bl a Mriel ol You/Your
.. ..., lfiGl'tel: One ftrm blips ...... .mer. to tbe p~iom de-
pallta. ---.... fOUDd • tu mlllMm 8lld. A tblrd story r&-veal9 ,.._ lD ••·nvtna de-
vice9. P..-Cl ..
UDI NSSD LOVE -And more,..... ...,..u accordina to
dlreetcln of lite Albert SAttaD u.te la S... Ana. A pair G(
ttariel l'8ftAl tUt taaatiaa and
aoclal daan1• are d@ri'riq
bomtlrs ,...,..... or llMICb·
.............. .... All.
CBALLSNGING aOLS '
Yoe M!!A't exact11 NJ MarJ Tr8fllloanwW-••--...... ...., .... ce ta laer
IHrM .. Ill lroedWQ Milt ~ ........... ..
1l1ameat. Portra1l•1 a
parapleatc Brttllla ae9lptne1 ....... rttllt to ......... dlldl. IM occ111l• a ~ Wallla ... tbtebcnf aacletia
mo..-e only ber bead, eyebrows
ud mou&b. Pqe Bt.
POOT J.e08S OS FANCY? -
Ever WOllller bow a a.tkmaDJ
ayndleated columeiat would
deaerlbe someplace close to
home? stan Delaplane loob at
CatallDa llUDd. And for the &.-
co crowd • Pqe AJ.3. Fubioe story will deecribe Oulay ._
tbat cm dmc:e all llilbt oo Paae
Bl. . ""' ...... ..... .,_ ....... ~ a-.. ......
Olllo49
O• ' ......... ..... _... ... ==-
..............
Cl -J • CM._~ •
.. --.... •a .............. ............
a -Cllll •• • ......... CM .. ---.,.. . .............. ~ ::. ==--:: .... ...... ... Al .. -.!..,..,. ....., (1
"' ....
r-
OelfY ..... _., ·~ • ....._
SEARCH TOOK TOLL OH POLICE EXPLOR!A, UNlfORM
O.netle Dunn Reeta Afl., Muddy Search 'for Retarded M•n
•
aoftON CAP> -Pr-'dent
Carter ..-.. tlMt memGr7 of .i• r. Xnsrlb', .... tM le&.t
,,.. ...... OWll wordl Slturday
to ~U lUa brother. Sen. Edward
M . Ktal'ledy: Don't 1eek tM pre·
aldenc:y ... at leut for a wbUe."
PoUUcal undercurrent• cut
throu1h lbe breeae oft Boeton
Harbor at tbe dedicaU. ol the Joaa I'. Ken.nedy preaJdentJal
Ubrary, and at tM very outlet ol
hit apeeeb, Pl"Uldent Cart•r
broqbt ~ subject of hll ln·
traparty challen1e from Sen.
Kennedy lnto \he open.
Prealdeot Kennedy. Carter
•aid, wu reminded a\ a Marth
1H2 news conference. that
youn1er brother Ted -now th.e
candldate·ln·walUng -bad ob-
"".cl the ,. ..... ot tbe pre.
1lct.acy 1bowtn1 on hla elder
brotbel' and commented that be
mlpt ~er want lo be pretl·
dent.
"Would you run a1aln for lbe
pretldency, and would you re-
commend It to anyone else'!"
KHnedy waa asked 17 years
•io.
Carter recalled the Kennedy
,...ponae: "I do not recommend
lt to otben. -at leaat for a
while." CG'ter added, "Presi·
dent Kennedy's wil and also his
wladom la certain.ly u relevant
today U It WU tbea."
That wu Carter'• only open
reference to the battle shaping
up "between himself and Ken·
nedy for the Democratic Party's
lMO ,,.......,.,., eomlnaU..
Kla 19-mlnute 1peech drew a
wave of lau1hter from the
nnator and others who 11UMred to honor .John KeMecb'. but the
senator dld not respond, not
even indirectly. and no other
speaker made any reference to
the potential Ke~y chaUenae
of Ca.rt.er'• re-eleeUori bid.
lo the few MCOOd.a between
the Carter and Kennedy
speeches. I.be presidential seal
was unobstrusively removed so
that it did not decorate the lec-
tern while Kennedy spoke.
ealW.Allll ..... beekMJolll
Kennedy's domeetlc and f~Z: policy ~. die eenator :
"He could mate UC)tD.lftC ltriD
on UM thiDp be cared about. He
wu the lrreeilUble foree t.blit
cowd move an ia.imovab&e ob-
ject."
President Cartel" arrived at
the 1tooe and &lut library over-
look.lna 8oltoD Harbor at mid·
momlns and wu immedia\ely
1urroaaded by a mob ol Ken·
nedys. AmonJ them w H Jao-
queUne Kennedy Onusla; her
daughter. Caroline, and her ICCJ,
John Jr.; brotber-in·l•w Sartent .
Shriver; ailter·ln-law Ethel Kea·
nedy. And lotroduclng lbe lot ol
them was the s uppo••d
challenger -Seo. Kennedy.
With bJs voice rtslng lo a about
and echoing over and over
aga lnst a Univer sity or
Massachusetts building nearby,
the senator -his New England
accent proving an aural re·
minder or his brother -recalled
the days of ha s brother's C'Vi'C'-C•nah "Camelot" adrrunistration. J · &e • ...a
"The thousand days" of that
administration "are like an Kills 1 Marine, evening gone. But they are not
~forgotten.·· the senator said
·'The journey never ends. The J • S Second
Investigators of the multiple dream shall never die." 1l}lUe
Rain Mishap Victims
In Good Condition
Only two among eight victims
of a three-car collision that left
the vehicles crumpled and torn
like tln cans on a treacherous
Newport Beach curve early
Saturday remained hospitalized
today.
collision sald it was amazing no Kennedy's speech was Citied One young Marine only nine
one wu killed. with personal reminiscenses of days away from discharge waa
Superior Avenue between his brother and his admirustra· killed and a second seriously
Pacific Coast Highway and lion hurt Saturday in Garden Grove
Placentia Avenue was closed ror "He taught me to ride a bicy when lhear motorcycles colllil'ed
some time as rescuers working cle. throw a forward pass and with a left-turning auto as they
in lbe rain pried apart wreckage sail against the wind ... he re-tned to pass it:
of the two sedans and pickup Garden Grove police said both
Youth Found truck involved. W T W h servicemen based at El Toro
Traffic officers said it ap-tt' et eat er Marine Corps AJr Stat1on had
peared the truck driven by Ran· been reported racing their bikes
dy Madrid, 26, of 616 \.'! Crest S E ) tn the residential neighborhood in Hil&
Searchen led by bloodhounds
to lbe ectae of a 30-foot cliff at
one point in the 28·hour hunt for
a missing young mentally re·
larded man went home happy
\Saturday ·when he was found
safe. but s ulferin& from ex·
posure.
A task force of police, sheriffs deputies and 80 Explorer Scouts
searched overnl1ht In the rain-
soaked. cold Anaheim Hilla and
Santa Ana Canyon region.
A mounted team of search and
rescue specialists found the 18-
year-old standing nude atop a
low hill Just off the Newport
Freeway in the Nohl Ranch
area. Anaheim police said.
The 18-yeillr-oJd was taken to
Oall, I>\_. ""°"" '' ·~N ll...,._
MRS. MITCHELL PARTICIPATES IN LABWORK
Sandy WlerMma, Crtmlnall1t; L•rry Ragle, Director Probe
Canyon General Hospital for ex-
a mlnallon and treatment, a
police apolteaman aaid.
The youth, who reportedly baa
the mentality of a 4·year -old, wu
later transferred to Cblldren's
HotpltaJ of Oran1e County. A
spokesman said early today be
was admitted and ls doing well.
A search for the mining
youth, a student at Mitchell
School ln Sant• Ana, began
shortly after noon Friday when
be vanished from an .athletic
competition at Canyon Elemen-
tary School in Anaheim.
Ave., HunUnaton Beach. crossed tarts ar y a nd neither wore a protective
tbe cent.er line and sideswiped helmet
tbe first car. Shimmering-clear skies and tnvesll5!.ator<:. said the uniden·
The auto was driven by Lisa gusty winds ridJng in off the sea t1C1ed dead man. 22 . whose
Domagalski. 17 . of 2 Aries Court. on the coatlails of a storm that hometown 1s Tacoma. Wash .
Newport Beach. one of the more showered Orange County with -was hurled headfirc;t into the
serio\lllylnjured, police said. it.a first sjgnificant rainfall since Ji!Uller in the 6 35 p m tragedy.
Autboritles said Madrid's early spnng are forecast for to-~t rikin g the l'urb of the truck then smashed beadon lnt.o d sidewalk
the second car. driven by 3,(spokesman ror the Orange He was pronounced dead on
Katherine Mescbew, 18. or Long County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol arrival at UC lrvtne Medical
Beach. predicted a heavy ocean chop. Center bl Orange. "with massive
Offlclala at Hoag Memorial swells to four feet and Wind· head uuunes ·
Hoepilal, aald Ms. Domagalaki caused waves ,0 five feet would · Fellow Marine Ricky LaMon-
and Ms. Meschew sustained contin~ through much of today tagen. also 22. of Paramount.
various fractures but were both Rain that pelted the coaataJ was lasted an stable condition at
ingoodcoodlUon. area . keeping police and thesamehosp1talatm1dn1ght.
Storm Cuts
RB.Power
Treated and released after the highway patrolmen busy Wllh The driver or tht-auto in·
• erash were Madrid; Sandra scores pf accidents caused by \Ol1red. Charles Henry Withers
-:; Worden. address unavailable. "ater·loosened road 011 broke a Jr . 69: of 11751 Medina 'St .
Marilyn Nensinger. of Modesw. literal drought or more than 200 Garden GroH. -.urrered facial
Ricarda Frosts. Debbie Car· days Friday. rub from shallenn~ glass but
rasco and Sheila Mayes. au or Weather·watchers however. did not rl'(lwre hosp1tah1.auon.
Long Beach. . poanted out the fast-moving Police 1>1ud all vehicles were
None or the drivers nor any or storm sashayed ashore nearly a o;outhbound on Medina St.reel al
The score was USC 42, Notre their pas~ngers wer<' arrested month ahead or what is con-Poindexter Drive when the
Dame 23, and football fans 0, at and no citations were issued. sidered the normal rainy sea.son motonst began a left turn onto
least in some areas of Hunt-pending foUowup investigation. · N ... _ the cross-street ington Beach Saturday, as scat-______________ .;;;.s.;..;ta;;..;.r.;;;.ll;.;;;n;ug..;:m~..;:o;.;.v..:::.e.:.:.m;;.;:~="-r;_. ------------------
tered power failures blacked out
the game o n radio and
television.
J. Sherman Denny. the city's
weatherman emeritus wtM> bu
kept r abafall neorda for de·
cad .. , said power wu knocked out i n liia downtown
nel1bborbood for two hours, 10
minutes.
He lheoriied that September's
string of daily high temperatures
in the 80s caused transformer In·
sulation to shrink. When the first
s howers of October leaked in,
they shorted out.
ANNIVERSARY SALE
''He Who Hesitates Is Lost''
NOVELLO THE TOUGH LITILE
OAK FURNITURE MAKER IS CELEBRATING
HIS 5th ANNIVERSARY
CORONER SOLVES DEATH PUZZLE. • •
REGULAR LOW FACTORY PRICES
REDUCED FOR THIS SALE!!!
So. with enco'1ra1ement Crom
Beisner, her h~band and other
supporters. Mrs. ·Mitchell took
the rigorous written and oral ex-
ams for deputy coroner.
"It's a fantasUc Job. It's like
putting togeUi e.r a jigsaw
puule,' · she says.
"This job can be extremely
depressing at times. especially
when you see a am all child,"
Mrs. Mitchell reflects.
"I don't think tbere's been a
case that one of us has gone on
that you can't relate to your
personal life."
That psychological effect on
the men and women who loc:>K at
death every night also concerns
Beisner
"Whal happens to lbem I can't
really say," be says. But he wor-
ries about the turnover among
tbe staff.
About the numbel'I of those
who have worked for yean aa
coroners and who one day walk
in and simply aay, "I'm leav-
lng."
"I'm saying maybe we need to
give these people psychological
support. We talk about helptn1 grieving r elatives, but we
haven't dealt with lbe needs or deputy coroners'' Beisner says.
And he plans to address lhe is-
sue at a state coroners' meeting
in Bakersfield next monlb, hop-
in g to find some common
ground.
•
And as for the county's first
lady coroner, right now she's do-
ing just fine, Beisner says.
"She's aeems to be a natural for
it.Shebualmack."
Mrs. Mitchell says her future
ii in the coroner 's office.
''They've all been very s up-
portive. I plan to be here as long
as they'll have me."
SUNOAY
DAILY PILOT
IM ()te .... (M1t 0.01y ..... WK!'-· O\ (-
btfW'tt lfte~Prft\ l\C>VbflWdttlfthf"Ot~
(N\1 P·ubfii;Nno~ .. ~r•tef'CfttHllM•U
°"'''""""~ ~ ~ FrW.t tor <•'--,....., .. ._, ....... """'-... ..., .. _ t••• v.11.,,, 1..-. .__ .,..,..,,_c .... •
"""''• r.-o'-'et Mlmon '\ °"°''v.ect '41h.wt:Mn ~ 14JnO•'f\ The CWIMI~ _ ........ Pl""t I• •I JlD llhH ll•r 54,....,c.,.1eMow.C•ll•-• ,,.._ .. _. .. _
p,.,;c.ftt •Nt lt't,b1'1iN"t
JAOll Corln Vo<tP..~tc:»"llelWGt,..._.~_.
-r~:,-,:,•n• f
h•-·• ""-... M<!n•v•"'I ~O:tor
~-:.~
T1let1flo"• (TI411Ga11
CIHl#ted Acfy~M-M11 ,.,....""'c-
4tMllO
~I
SOLID OAK:
Living Room & Den Tables
Dining Room & Grune Sets
Sofas• Love Seats• Sectionals • Pit Groups
• Rocker Recliners • Sleepers
Our New Solid Oak Bedroom Set
Our New Solid Oak Desks
Your Choice of Sizes -Finishes and lOO's
& JOO's & lOO's of Fabrics
3 TO 4 WEEKS DELIVERY
Our Clearance Center is filled with factory
closeouts & fl oo r samples ready for
immediate delivery.
WE MAKE OUR FURNITURE
BETTER• FASTER• & FOR b'ESS
THAT'S A FACT-WE GUARANTEE IT!!'
From 10 to 9:00 weekdays. 1 O to 6 weekends.
18285 Euclid, Fountain Valley (714) 540.3345 Clearance Center
23301 De La Carlota, Laguna Hills (714) 581-3570
here 405 and 6 meet between El Toro and Lake Forest Exits
,
..
t
I
·-----·--·. I . . -' , . . ... _,. ------------------------
.
I
Monkey
Shi Des
·at · ..
Playground
Daily Pilot Photos
By Richard Koehler
"'-· Octobet 21 , 1919
Who 's teaching whom to climb and swmg at Civic Center Parl< in Costa Mesa?
"Z.Z. "the chimp, 3'12 years old, plays wtth owner Paula Crist of Los Angeles.
NJonkey also reads sign language and has Los Angeles Valley College student body card.
-Child Located
'Wors t Weekend,' Sa ys ·Mom
COLORADO SPRINGS CAP>
-"era Mokshefski said it was
going to-be the "worst-weekend
J've ever spent" -waiting for
Monday to again aee her 2-year-
old son Jamie, missing for near-
ly a month.
Mrs. Mokabefski said Jamie
was the boy in a photograph sent
from Texas, where child welfare
authorities were taking care of
the yOlUlgster.
The FBI compared ink foot-
prints ol the bo~ In Texas with
Jam1e•s hospital r ecords on
Saturday and confirmed tliat the
boy in Texas was Jamie.
Officials in Uberty, Texas,
said the boy was taken into pro-
tective custody after a young
woman tried to sell him for t100.·
Mrs. Mokshefski and El Paso
County sheriff's oUicers were
convinced before the FBI report
that Jamie, missing since Sept.
25, bad been found.
"I guess I won•t see my boy
until Monday. It's gonna be the
worst weekend I've ever s pent
-worse than when I was having
labor with him , .. Mrs .
Mokshe!sld said. She and her
husband, Charles, identified
their son Friday night.
The boy was placed in a foster
home after the woman tried to
sell him so that she could have
an abortion, authorities s aid.
The woman escaped while being
questioned by authorities , who
picked.her up Oct. 12.
"He was identified to us as
Joe James Bishop by the girl
who brought him in to us," said
Donna Dodd, a Liberty County
child welfare caseworker. "She
.,. ..........
'FlREMAN' FOUND
........ Mobhefald
left us at the courthouse, went to
the restroom and never came
back.''
Federal and local kidnap war-
rants are outstanding for
Jamie's babysitter, Letha Rose
Kings bury, 15, of Cheyenne.
Wyo. She and Jamie disap-
peared after leaving the
Moksbefski fam ily trailer home
here to go to a grocery store.
David Abernathy of Liberty
s aid be picked up the boy and
the woman aJong lnten;tate 10 in
s outheast Texas. The wom an
told him that she was traveling
to WallisviUe, Texas, to see her
husband and would sell the boy
to the first person who would
pay $100.
Abernathy r~ported the
woman's offer to the Chambers
County Sheriff's Department.
Aside from some bite marks
on bis shoulde r, the boy ap-
peared to be in good condition,
sajd Ms. Dodd.
fi',....P~AJ • "f
FESTIVAL~ • •
turned back from the gates
when they viewed the mire.
There was talk of cancelling,
postponing to the following
week, giving up a community
charitable tradition.
And' then, the clouds parted
and people came.
With them returned Royce
J e n sen , a f est iva l board
member wbo "borrowed" seven
bales of straw from the Bank
of Irvine. His company's former
holiday dis play became a
welcome entry carpet.
Roger Rapp drove to fetch
sand to extend the tenuous foot-
paths. Other directors and just
plain citizens pitched in with the
shovelling.
Former d i rector Mike
Manahan of the Irvine ComP81V
then arranged for delivery of 40
bales of straw to complete the
mud-sopping effort.
Director Dave Baker, Walker,
Jensen, Jim ElUs, Manahan and
scores of kids and adults spread
the 75-pound bales a round the
20·acre site.
The sun smiled on their work,
people poured through the free
admission gates and booths
opened to greet them.
By 9 p.m. a standing room on-
ly crowd hooted and hollered to
the strains of the bluegrass
music in the Big Top Tent.
On tap for today 1s the com·
plete array of food booths, dis-
plays and sales of arts and
crafts, games for kids and
adults, a hot air balloon race at
9 a .m .. skydiving at 1 p.m ..
Jazzatudes at 4 p.m. and -
weather permitting -mudfree
walk ing about the Hentagc Park.
grounds at Walnut and Yale
avenues.
N ixons to Host Brunch
Former President and Mrs.
Richard Nixon will host a fund-
r a is in g r eception for Los
Angeles and Orange County
Republicans before leaving for
their new home in New York Ci-
ty later this year.
The Nov. 25 event to benefit
the United Republican Finance
Committees of Orange and Los
Angeles cowities will be held at
La Cua Padflca.
A committee spokesman said
that the Nlxons are expectecl to
greet several hundred guests at
a brunch from noon to 3 p.m
The Los Angeles and Orange
County comm1ttees have been
active in r aising funds to SllP-
port GOP cand idates al')d in
seeking more R e publican
voters.
J . Robert Fluo r . board
chairman and chief executive o(.
fi cer of Fluor Corp. and Dr.
Arnolit Beckman. board
chairman of Beckman Instru-
ments are the co-dlairmen ol the
Orange County committee.
James H . Cavanaugh, a
spokesman for the group, said .
.. All of the funds raised at this
year 's event will be used for get-
linK Republican voters to the
potrs in the critical 1980 election
here in California."
Because of limitation on tbe
number o( persons that can be
accommodated. tbe Sl,000 per
couple eYeDt will be by invita~
tioo only~alpc>tesmu said.
·---~ •O.-S.O.loo
~ .. -.......
~---· .-... ,_ ..._ _.,..
F d• 1""¥\. .... ....... _ .... . ,_, __
0....... ............. ·=-Good ......... ........... __ ,...,.... ... ,..""'
DM.YPILOT ...... O.....tt,mt
@@l£i§l[ ~filrrf@(}{]
ol Orange Cout highHghtl
oa11,,. ..............
SHE LOOKS STURDY, BUT QUAKI ENOlrEEAS WONDeA
Historians tremble at question
Tbe formidable old red brick County Court·
house where many a man was condemned In the
seven decades since I.be landmark's construction in 1901,
today races an uncertain future lt8elf. Concerned county
s uperviaon and the Orange County Historical Society are
. studying an engineering report b. randing It unsafe In event
of an earthquake. Cost or shoring up the courthouse, where
SO COJ1DlY employees s till toil. would be $2.8 million. whlch
might have a disastrous bearing on the historical society's
hope to restore it lo full tum-of·the·ceotury splendor. The
structure withstood the 1933 Long Beach earthquake that
killed 12 locals , but an aftershock reqwred removal or its
damaged and once.proud cupola.
Fount<iin Va lley
Son sues mom over forged will
• An angry son whose attorney persuaded ' Los Angeles
probate court that his client 's own mother tried to swindle
him out of hls father's estate with a phony, forged will is
suing her for a half-million dollars. Martin Tucker w.ill re-
ceive rus $100,000 inheritance on order of the court handl·
ang the estate of the late Ezra Tucker. or Los Angeles. A
will presented by Mrs. Sybill Tucker. the late Tucker's
wife. was considered to be a forgery by a handwriting
analyst when compared to one furnished by Mr. Tucker's
son. She would have received $30,000 in its terms
Huntington Bc,1ch
Con faces
more time
for watiifies
with inte r est ed t hird
parties. Newport Beach
police Detec tive John
Sim on and she riff's un
dcrcover officers, posing aa aides ol a aympatbetlc
attorney. allefe Workman offered them ao,ooo worth
ol pW watcbee u eol·
lateral for cub later to be ~aid Judge Robert
Rickles. The prisoner was
subsequently c.harged ad·
ditionalJy with soli citing a
bribe and obstruction of
justi ce. Martha Ann
Hawkins. 30, a Huntington
Har bour voca ti o nal
therapist. was ch arged
with obstruction of justice
when s be was arrested
after deliv e ring tbe
watches, investigators
said. And as for Judge
Rickles? He was a bit
behind th e times .
Authorities only told him
about the case aft.er it wu
closed.
HOUSTON (AP> -rormer
Prealdent Dwl1ht O .
&laealilowr 1tcretly reeotded
toe¥eraatiana ln hla oval otnce
over a ftv..year period, lndud·
Inc Ofte ln wblch he crillclHd Illa
vice ~t. Richard Nl.xon.
tbe Houston Cbronldl• 11ld
aturct.y In a copyri1ht 1tory.
Newly diaeloMd records at the l!:IH~r Llbrary In Abilene. Kan., rweaMd that Sl.MDbower
•tarted reeordJn1 meeUnp ta
October 1163 and eonUoued the
practice at leut unUI Dee.mber
l 151. the Cbn>nicle H.1d.
WH~ t-illXON WH elected
pre1idef\.l be also followed the puctlce.
Train-bus
Collision
Kills 30
CAIRO, Egypt CAP) -A
speeding train slammed into a
bus al a crossing in western
Cairo early Saturday. and wit·
nesses reported 30 persons weN!
killed and 28 others injured.
The witnesses, who arrived al
the scene shortly ~ter the acci·
dent. said they werf told the bus
driver apparently did not see the
frantic hand signals of the gate
operator because of early morn·
1ng fog, and tried to drive
through the crossing before the
manually operated gate closed.
They sajd the bus struck and
ki ll ed the c r ossi ng gate
operator, smashed through the
[ __ B_R_I E_Fs_J
descending barrier and then was
hit by the five·car train, whlch
tore off the back of the bus and
dragged it for 1,000 feet before
coming to a halt.
1tfay Part Slip•
WASillNGTON !AP) -Am-
bassador Robert Strauss says
Egypt and ls racl may be unable
to complete a Palestinian
autonomy plan by May and yet
get close enough to draw Jordan
and other Arabs into Mideast
peace talks.
'' l think if we agreed on some
ball a dozen con~ntious issues,
that would be a ~monatrable thia1~ .. President Carter'•
a_peciaa llldd .. East avoy.,N1d.
x ...... f:rtaelc •• .,.
MASAN. South Korea CAP> -
Thousands of soldiers and police
patrolled the streets of Masan
and nearby Pusan Saturday
night, and their presence ap-
parently stifled any res urgence of
the anti-government riots t.hal
rocked both cities the previous
four nights.
~e••ti~••
TEL AVIV. Israel (AP)
Palestinian and Lebanese Chris·
llan eunnera rou1bt fierce
artillery battles in south
Lebanon Saturday, a United Na-
tiona ~eaman aald, Cd two
Cb1'11tlari.s were reported tWed.
In Bendt, Lebanon, PaleM.lnl•
so urces sal d Cbrlatlan
artillerymen later bombarded
tbe refugee camp of Raabidi,elt . .,_,.E .... r.efl
SAN SALVADOR (AP) -The
Communist Party joined two
other leltist groups Saturday in
supporting the new Salvadorean
government. and a mass anti-
g o v e rn men t demonstration
planned by the opposlton was
canceled.
NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL/ WEATHER
Tbe CbroaJele Hld alt.bouab tb• ealateaee of the taploc 1.ntem wu a ftll·kept aeeret ol the Elleabower admlnlatration,
aomt topclftdala were aware ol
It lnelucliq &eentary of State
John ........ Dullel.
Tranaerlptl or tbe tapes
1enerally ..,.. prepared by tbe
prffidlat'• penoaaJ aecr«ary, Ann C. Whitman, who had pro-
blem• undentaDdlna t.he tapes.
Many ol tbe eoovenaUon1 wel't
parapbraaed rather tban
transcribed ~-for-word, tbe
newapaperaald. f
On ooe transcript, Mrs. Whit·
man noted, "Large portions ol
tape were completely garbled.
Tbe noise ol the machine Itself la
so great that the words, while
loud enough, cannot be un·
derstood. ·· •
NIXON, WHO WU forced to
resign as president in Alll\llt
1'74 in part because or infonna·
Uon that became public from bis
own secret tapln1 system, waa
criticized by Eisenhower in a
tran5cript ol an ovaJ office COO·
versatian from June 29, 1954, the
Chronicle reported.
According to the newspaper
It# ........
TAPED IN OVAL Of'1CE
Eleenhower In ·eo.
Eisenhower waa upeet with Nix·
on for his out.spoken criticism ol
the Democratic leadership's
A.ttaek Cause?
Violent Porn a 'Trigger'
MADISON. Wis. CAP> -Some
kinds of violent wrnograpby.
may trigger aggrenioo in cer-
tain people by giving them an
unrealistic notion of its conae-
q uences, a ccording to a new
s tudy by a University of
Wisconsin psychologist.
The study by Edward Don·
nerstein contradicts some find.
ings by the influential National
Pornography Commission.
which said several years ago
that there appeared to be no re·
llitionship between pornography
and violent sexual behavior.
"The erotic material does ap
pear to have an effect on a sub-
Ject 's wilhngness t o aggress
against women. his readiness to
endorse rape and his tendency to
vu!w rape as not being violent."
Donnerstein said
Donnerateln said, however.
that not all pornography was at
fault -just that including
violent acts agaimt women. He
said the number or films with
s uch material have been increas-
ing in recent years
"The common scenario in
these films is that the woman 1.s
attacked.· resl.sts, but 10 a few
minutes becomes a walltng
participant and enjoys what
~a~ns to ber." he said.
He emphasized that "a great
deal of erotJc matenal does not
have a negative influence "
··w e don't want people saying.
Ah·ha, -.e knew at all along
Now we'd better ban every
thinf:-' That·s not wa rrented at
all .·· he said
Boy's Death Ca·use
Official: Leukemia
SANTA BARBARA <AP> -Leukemia caused the deatb of
Chad Green. his doctor con·
firmed Saturday arter confer·
ring with a pathologist who as
slsted with the boy·s atopsy
Dr Ernes to Contre ras. head
of the Tijuana. Mexico chnac
where the boy was tre ated with
Laetrile. told a news conference
that Chad "had a relapse in his
leukemia and he died of it : ..
All the data (indicated> it was a
very massive Involvement of
leukemia."
Tbe boy, who died in Tijuana
on Oct. 12. waa the center of a
legal fight between his parents
and the med.teal profession over
use of Laetrile. His par~ts.
Gerald and Diena Green toofl
the bo>: to Mex.ico for a Laet.rlle
program after a M.uaacbuse«&s
court aaid oo to aucb t.reatmeot.s.
Because the body had been
~mbalmed. irutial results of the
autopsy were> inronclus1 H '
The tearful part>nh buried tht•
3 \ ear·old lt·ukt•maa \'IC!am
Sa.turday to a private ceremon)
an the town of has b1nh. But they
still raced a lel(al battle over
their' efforts to cur~ their son
with Laetnle
Chad's father. Gerald. 29. col·
lapsed shortly after the fuoeriJ
and was t.aken by ambulance to
a hospital. Green. who had com·
plained ol stomach pains, was
teated and released. Physici&m
ordered complete bedrest for
him and suagested the same for
his wife.
PRIMROSES
r
NIXON Gan def ... lve, A1·
l n1 be b a d aot attacked
Democn&a ....,.ny but aal1
former SeentarJ ol State DMD
Acbeaoa. I• uy cue, Nlxoe
llYI in tb8 tl'Ulierlpt, be WM
making oo turtber 1peecbel fOf'
the rest ol tbe summer, and Nid .,e would be "perfectly wtlllnc to
de lete such references" from
fut~~ that wbile
Demoerltl may DOt have 11111>'
ported AebeecJa wblle be WU in
omee, ''today ~1 feel t.hat my
criticiml ol him reflect& in 1ome
de1ree on theai."
Eisenhower aareect with Nixon
that "the reuon we lolt CbiDa
and were ln trouble today was
beeauae the U.S. Insisted llPOO
Cbian1 Kai·shelt taking Com·
munists into bis eovernmeot,
against Chiang's judgment at
the lime."
' THE TAPES reveal the broad
range of domestic and foreip
problems tisenbower COftfl"Oftt-
ed from Sen . .Joeepb McCarthy
to respondinc to personal and
political criticilm.
In the t:ranacripta, Eisenhower
told an interviewer ln December
1953 ·'that in deallne with people
he would far rathe r trust his own
instinct than documents pre·
pared by others. Never bad been
dasappomted an anyone that he
himself had picked."
After disappolotin1 results in
the 1954 conaresaional eledions.
when mos~ of hia candidates
were defeated. Eisenhower took
a more sober view or b is
pohlical environment.
THE MOST annoy10g part of
the p residency. Eisenhower said
an another tape was "accom·
modatinR yourself to values and
considerations that fundamenal-
ly you can't full y accept "
The tapes also show the low
rc·ga rd Eisenhower had for his
predecessor. Harry S. Truman
In one transcnpt. Eisenhower
t o ld J osep h T Meek. a
Republican candidate an lllinoas.
that Truman ··had no concern
for the meamnR of the ConsUtu· •
t1on "
EISEl\,IOWER'S last years an
the Wlute House we re aocreas·
1 n&IY dreary and diaCOW'qing.
tbe i.pa reveal. 'n.e president
felt alone and iaolated m the
Whale House
On Dec !l. 1958, the Queen or
<;reect> v1s1ted E1senhow~r and
lht' president was m a nostalgic
mood . He rdlected on the
decline of U S,-Soviel relalJons
and on how M had sought to
hea d o(1 the present d1vi s100 or
Germany. has deep conce rn
a bout the dancen of atomic
weapons and finally bis arutiety
for better relatJOaa with lbe Sc>V-aet Union. ·
The Cbroruc&e l&of'1 was baaed
on the r esearch o f Rice
Uni versit¥ history professor
Francis Loewr• e'... followin1
discovery· ol '-' JnamcripC.a at
the Eisenhower~.
It' . es Get First Snow '· J . , ... ?-·· r J
PONY PAKS
Reg1•cr 99c
( INDOOR PLANTS
NOW
U~ Nevada Under Travel Advisories
. 11.s. s-••.,, .,~A 1• ... .,._, . .,.,.. ...... -=.;ns.M· ~!.._,........ ... llOMI --·~ .. ... ..,.. .,..~ ··~.... . ..... ,
-C: 9lt9 l&l ~~~;Was.tu• ,._.an., Ut111 ,__. ,,.., feet
~ .... M'°lfilKtl M 1 IMt Gf
,,.. ••••• '•"" I" _, ...... ,...,.._. Tr--1-ae. conllftwd Ill..._ __
Te~ -• .,.., t'"rlllO,
-a 1-prHWA lVllem ofl Ille <•'' ol °"'911" iprea<1 ra1" •tone,.,. w.,tc-t, El ..... ,.., mosl of ,,.. rnl of the t_,,.,. .... _ ....... 1., ,._., lilies.
Te,..peralUO'H -·~ ,..,,.. I" IM
l!est, '" IN mid'°' 111 IM 01110
.... " ~ .... ,, ...
IDiiJ .... .. ~ Cel4 We•• ~-== ,...._.,. s .... .._ ••• Onlwff4
lmml ---===
,.
V elley •"d '" Ille 10l I" Ille ---------~-_,;,;.;,;;,;;..,;;.-,;~..;;,..;;,;;;.;;;;.;_~ _,_,l
Tiie Nat1011af Wt•tMr Service
to .. ust fM ,_.., lnclllted '"""' _...,_., ~ -h mid· die MIHIHlllDI v .. ,.,,. wltll rain owr '"' .,.,..,, ,. ............. -· °""'~
,. ""'""' ~ -*" <*It--_ .... .,__.. .. ......_
t1141 tM ,.,...._.... .. Cel., ... ,
~ ...,,........,..,_,..,.,
v.-. .-....... c.i...,., ..... ..,.. ~ .... .-. .............. ~,, .. ..... ~ ...................... ..
------....... _, ceel 111
! ,.. ...... -.c.i" ..... tlle
-'"" ........... "°"""" Plelll• _,. ellP9(1MI IO ....,..i" f" fM ....
wlttl "'-Peclfl< Nottflwtll 111 IM 90t.
c ••• , .... e•tller
li'Ol'-T CONClli'TION TO
MIXICAH .,._O." ANO OUT .. MfLH _.,._ cnfl ~ '-
~~ltM9111<M ....... __ .....,..._. ........ .......
CleM ......................... .,
ll ............................. .. .........................
c ........ -.......... ........ ...... ., ......... ...... ......... ~ ...... ............... 1. .....,_,
l'emper•t•re• ._...,
HI Le .... '-! , . SI "''"'.,. ,, ,..
Alldl« ... • 1> ...... 11 5t ""c"" .. ....._.. .. ..... Jt 11 ....... n SI ....... ,. ..
OW'lfllllC . , ..
Ole..-• .,
~ 1' .. CIMl_.I II .. Del•"'""" .. ,.
~ •• ..
Ott roll II HOftOlutu .. HCHi.ian ..
llld'•llOll• 7' Ka ... City 0
, Las V911a• 1J L"A,.._ 10
Miami n
Mllwauti .. ,.
Mpf..SI p n
N-OrlM II
NewYMll ,.
Ottla City .,
Pllllad'l)flla n
Plloe11l1 ti Pllhburgh ,.
Pllelld O•e '° "-" 51 Lovlt .,
S<lll L ... e " Sall,., .... u Seallt• ,. 0 WHlll~· ,, '° .., ....... ...., ...........
l\4ond1y-frt(lav II ~ 00 flOt ,,.,.. Vo•" -.,.. 5 30 p"' cat• 0.1(11• ,
0"' -"°"' CllO¥ .,u, 119 _..,..,
5'ttUfd ... -s....., If ~ -,..,. ,_ .. -'='by ..... ""'
11e1o.e 11.... ---.. -Cl 2. ,...,._.
MOM O..,.. Qooillty At"4 Ml.4111
~::=..~..:.:.i"t°"' ""''" ........ S.11 C:-• Ololtlr"'6 llHcl\
lien Jutn~·-Oat11 "°"" 111 l.lquN L .. ullol "'91"4 ........
....
'-<..
20°/o OFF
....... Price ....... ,. ........ ....
AlaTUAL
RYE GRASS
Gira• "'y_. 112 •• I
"-Wiit WW...,. t
......... zs .. ....
.50 .. ....
AU. IT1MS ~ f08T(IOI (lie tw.o-°""' OOQP '°'*"-.... Ml,.
OPEN MON. THAU 'Al. 7 .. , IAT. M . IUN ... ,
VISA' 2028 Newport Blvd. {ot Boy St.) Costa Meta, CA 92627 / (714) 646-7441
T
,, . . • ..
. ..
IACRAllSNTO (AP) -Tlae , ... CalUDnla ......... '--'
,.an " ••rina lta aatldhnaetie
C!ODC'IU!ltOD wlth llltle doubt tblt
vot.tn will approve antl·buliAt and
utl·•P•d''ll couUt..UO.al UMDd· ••ti.
buataru loam mad9 by monca.e
buken -....... ucl ....... C'Osnp ...... Similar meuune ban
been defeated twice before by Calllornla voters.
, ..
PropollUoa a, tbe Ollly other' item
on tM ballot atatewide, would make
i.tlualeal ct.en,.• lD property tu ex·
empUona f« MCDe veterau.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. •toed a bW
authored b.Y RoJtbtu eaWq U.. 1pedal elecOon Nov. I raber tMa
lettin1 th<»e meuurea wait until the
prealdenUal primary ballOtonJundO.
)'he apeelal e1ectioD WU vtcoroullY
oppe>aed by State Sen. Diane Wattion,
a black uemoerat from Loe AqeJea,
aDd otbers. But s.lnee then, t.beN bu
been relatively little activity lD tbe
~Uon campaipa.
wbo o.-a.tborM wttb Hown.,......
tM .,...... la .,....ny -C1di
laltlaU" eaaeted b1 Calllwal•-
votera lat year, lJ al.lo the fat.Mr of
P!opotltlon 4, which be c&UI tM( • "Sptrlt ol 13" bdUatl,,.. : :
Pre-electJon poU. eo beavtb favor
puaa .. ol Propoe.AUoaa l Md t, UM
antMM&1la1 and apeadlac llmlta .. ...._.. oa tbe Nov. • ~.
llaat eWD lupport.en ol .... pro-
. .
..... i....,...
SECOND STRANGLER SUSPECT IN CUSTODY
Angelo Buono Charged Alter Sentence Deal
Suspect Was
Ladies' Man
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Angelo Anthony
Buono Jr .. char ged with 10 of the grisly murders
known as the Hillside Stranglings. is described by
his former employer as e1 freespcnder with plenty
of girlfriends
'"* are havlq troutaa. ra111Aa e1mpalp f\anda.
8lJTnteat: •nttbolewho~UOG
whether lhe unU·bullln1 or " rit of
13" 1pendlna llmltt plan II ac·
com..alab whet thelr aut.bon UMnded.
Aleo belon voten oext month Is
Propo.JUon 2, which would remove
the 10 pe~t mtereat rate celJinC on
AlMM& half ol California '1 dUel wUJ
alto bave local luues OD Ule ume
ballot -l'D09tly achoo& boaril and cl-ty council races, plu several local
irowth-control propc19ala.
TBS BIGGF.ST fipt in the current
electlm ~u over whether it would be
held at all.
Backers of the "Spirit of 13" spend.
ing limits meuw-e and s tate Sen.
Alaii, Robbins' anti·bu.aine measure
wonf that battle lut summer when
Wlth both meuurea favored by eo
percent of tbe public or more in most
oplnlon polla. there bu been little in·
centlve for campaip worken or coo·
trlbuton oo either aide.
BEaEAllEaketchesoftbemajori.s·
sues and contest.soc tbe Nov. 6 ballot:
THE PUU08E of Prop MMt.w 4 l~
to mm eertaiD that lUel wbicb;
were f'fduced l..t year after ..act·
meat ol Propoeltioa U a19't railed
again. :
It would nplaee the cw sent 10 per.
cent llmlt on llmilar mm by in.
d.lvkhaal illluranee compaaitl wttb a
new f1o8tiD1 limit that wouid rile ot
fall wUh tbe interest rate Nnkl pay
to Lbe Federal ReMrve Bank. ·
CtJ&lll:NTLY THAT would pro·
duce • lDtereR rate cel.U.a& ol IT pereeat.
Ex-49er Killed
BUSING -Propoaitioo l, a pro·
posed amendment to tbe state
Constitution, provides that sute
courts must follow federal standarda
in ordering 1choolin1 'f::f.aUoa, rather than the broader s ard'I of
Callfomia courts.
Robblns and other foes of busing
hope enactment of PropoaiUon 1 will
.halt the court-ordered 00.,1.ng which
started last year in Los Angeles. But
even Robbins now concedes there is
doubt over wbetber his amendment
would affect Los Angeles busing.
SuPl*b ol Propoaltion 2 CClllt.md
the 10 percmt Um.it baa Mell iude
unrealiltic by ildlatlOD and lJ clrtvina
some money out of tbe lou aaarbt,
a.od they CODteod tbe propoaal will
encourace competition amonc len·
ders and thus lower interest rates. Crash Claims Jack Chapple, 36
P A LO ALTO (AP > -Ex ·
linebacker Jack Chapple, 36, of the
San Francisco 49ers and an associate
arc dead ln the crash of their light
plane, which bounced off the nmway
at the Palo Alto Airport and crashed
into parked planes, causing an
estimated $1 million damqe. The
pilot was critically hurt.
The other casualty was identified
as George Magulac 24, of San Carlo&.
The pilot. Identified as Charles Lee
Hadley Jr. 33, of Fremont, was taken
t o St a nford Unive rsity Medical
Center where he was reported in
critical condition Saturday.
( SI'ATE
' J
Flri119 Bri119• La..,•tdt
OAKHURST (AP> -The attorney for former Yosemite High School
coach Stewart Roper, 35, acquitted of
child molesting charges, says he wiU
appeal a ded sion by the school board
to not give the coach hjs job back.
The school board decided Thursday
SPENDING LIMITS -Paul Gann,
Foes say Proposition 2 would only
dry up money now available for non·
buaioess k>ans and booet rates to con•
1umera.
SENIOR CITIZENS
$1.00 Hearing~ Tests
Set For Santa Ana
not to reinstate Roper or grant tum ELECTRONIC H EARING TESTS will be given at Ame rican the S2SO.OOO in da mages he had re· quested lleanng Aid Cente r Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct.
ir · I B •~ ~ 22. 23 . 24. 9:00 A.~1 . to 5 :00 P.M.
Wi tnesses said the twin·engine
plane crashed on the r unway.
bounced. then flipped over into an un-
lit area where aircraft were moored.
....... Gf."K to nror•al State Licensed Hearing Aid Specialists will be present to
BUONO, "45-YEAR·OLD self-employed auto EL CENTRO CAP l -The All· p e r form the tests . Ahyone who has trouble bearing or
upholsterer, was arrested Friday shortly after a American Canal. which provides Ir· understanding is welcome to a test employing the latest
dramaticconfesslonby hlscousin,KennelhBianchi. rigation water for Imperial Valley I · · hi b ·11 d · hi b the otber man charged ln the c.ase. Bianchi . 27. Arsonist Bits Agai11 farms and s uffered nearly Sl million e ectronic equipme nt w c wt eterm1ne s or er
pleaded guilty Friday in Bel.llngham . Wash .. to the SANTA BARBARA <AP> _ The damage in Monday's earthquake. particular loss. Dia grams showing how the ear works and
murders of two coeds there la.st January. He also fourth major de Uberate fire to hit was expected to "be back at 100 per· som e of the causes of hearing loss will be a vailable . Everyone
agreed to plead guilty to five of the Hillside Strangl-downtown Santa Barbara businesses cent" capacity today. a valley water s hould have a bearing test at least once a year. especially if
ings andtotestify against Buono. in a rash of arson blazes in the past official says. he aring clearly is difficult. Even people QOW .,.rearing a
The thrice-married Buono, accoiding to two weeks bas destroyed the building Work necessary to put the canal h earing aid or those who have been told nothing eoukl be done
bis former boss. was popular with women and · in which Lockheed Aircraft began. back in operation was completed Fri· for them should have a bearing test and find out. about the
spent lavishly on them day. but repairs to the farmers' latest met.bods of hearing correction. The fire. which razed what now is canal system was expected to take "He's always had more women running alter th ·t f th s t B b h h h di .. th e s1 e o e a n a ar ara longer. You wi'll see the NU-EAR G-... a be-...i .... aid IO . .-..... it fits him than e knew ow to an e, says e man, Chrysler-Plymouth agency on State r.... ~.... ......,.
who asked that bJs name not be used. "He was Street. was controlled after a four· ~ G .. P•et Ole•• totaUY, within the ear. ' ·
always a soft touch as far as women were con hour struggle early Saturday in LOS ANGELES <AP> _ A COO· The bearing tests will be liven at cemed. He was always taking them out. buying h · b l f' fl bl · i ed -•--•-.. ,!t: • them Clothes and then he'd be broke... w ic wo tre g ers rece v sorUum ol alx U.S. 1u tranauu....... AMERICAN HEARING AID C.&.J.N. , ..:R minor injuries. Traffic on State firog bu llsned a contract to buy a"" _
Street waa dJarupt.ed and trains de· 300 mlllloo cubic feet of natural au a BUONO AND BIANCHI have been charged layed wbUe firemen stretcbed tbelr day from Mexieo, accordln& to oae ot 107 W. UNTA ~!'-~·· IAllTA ~
with 10 ol the l3 slaying• wbicb occurred bere in tw>.es acroa State Street and tbe the rmm. --·~ •
lB77 and 1178. Loe Angeles Police Chief Daryl Southern Pacific Railroad tracU to Tbe Tenneco Inc. pact calls for an If you can't get there cm tbeM daya call to ~for u
. -.. ... .. .. ... :· , .
Galea said Friday the arrest ol Buono and Bianchi fight the blaze. Damage esUmat.ed at initial price or $3.82S per tbouaand ..._ . appoh¢ment at •notber~. •
_w_o_uJ_d_c_1ose ___ th_e_s_tr_an __ g_1e_r_case ___ · ______________ ~_s1so.ooo~~---------------------___!c~u~b~ic~feet~.------------------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~.~-'~!!!!!!!!!!!!~
Wrth any 7.50 Est~e Lauder purch~ •
. ''The Continuous Care ~auty Collection"
is your bonusf
Evey daY-· around-ttie-clock beauty wftti
five tUXl.frfous essentials: MaximUm Care
Hand Creme. lightweight Re-Nutrfv Creme.
LustJOUs Roll-On Mascara. Sort Fiim
·Compact Rouge and .Estee Daytime
Pure Fragrance Spray .
• o~n Io to 6: N·M Newport Beach. 714 J 759-1900. o~n IO to 6; Mon .. Thurs .. Fri.. IO 10 9.
•
f
. \Vortli Reviewmg
The commander said it .... t olf .. ·~ ... balaet. but It bad overtones ol a GUbert and SWliva com·
ic opera.
The U.S. llariaM landed at Guantanamo Bay the ~f clay, accompanied by an almolt equal·•J:&•d tuk fo~e ol TV aad print reporters and camera people. lt
wu, kclsUc•lly, a auccea: the Marine aot onto the
bMcb Nlely without mhbap.
It w•n•t very excltJAa. 1b~lr auna weren't loaded,
aod kW8' Cuban aoldlers raised their eyes from their
domlao sames only briefly as the Marines stormed ~N for a four·Wffk trainln1 exercise.
1be opention, of coune. was Pl'esldent Carter's
show-d-naa response to Soviet troop presMce ln Cuba.
Unfonunately, Jimmie Caner's image Jfroblem was
diminilhed rather than brilhlened by the silly affair.
Poor Carter was trapped into tbe phony Russian
t!'\)OP iMue ln the first place. The Soviet presence was not
th•t bia a secret ln official circles. But Carter was
mousetrapped into responding -but responding softly
enou&b not to light an international fuse.
'the Marines, bless 'em, got the publicity they love, a
war wasn't started -and no one, including the Russians,
was much impressed.
The Marine colonel in charge of the landing said It
cost about $500,000. If that amount troubles you, A viatlon
W.eek reports that the crash of a U.S. F-16 Air Force jet in
U(ah not too long ago cost us $12,738,024.
And It made eveo lea of an impression than the land-ing in Cuba.
* * • VNJMPBESSIV.E, AS WELL., was Jerry Brown's
rush back to California from Illa back-East campaigning
to inspect dama1e la the Imperial v-.ney earthquake. .
In this instance, we'd have to say Brown isn't to .
blame for ihe transparent politicking; he was just follow-
ing tradition. ' .:
After every disaster, the politicians are drawn Uk~
moths to a name. They poke through rubble, Cly over dis·
aster areas, inspect damage and make banal comments
-while,, of course, cameras click and whirl.
'Ibis nonsense could be reduced to nothing very simp-
ly. If we in the press withdrew the reporters and photo-
graphers, the Politicians would stay home instea.d of of-
f erihg sell-serving' sympathy to people who have suffered
from ·the upexper.ted. • * •
BENEFICENT MOOD prevailing for the governor.
how about a shucks-not-again award for the lAtest of his
judicial appointments turned sour. ..
Naming non-judge Rose Bird chief justice of the state
Supreme Court hasn't turned out at all well. as about
everyone aaknowledges. The jury is still out. so lo speak.
on the activist· gay Brown picked for the Lo~ Angeles
Superior Court. And there's the Oakland appell ate court
judge arrested fo11 growing marijuana and possessing co ·
caine. , · ,
Some of those.. weren't too hard to predict. But not
even the govemorls worst enemy would have guessed
that another Brown appointee -a moderate, family-man
type -would get• involved in a strange little scene of
transmitting sexual obscenities by telephone.
-Some d~s· you almost can feel sorry for Jerry
Brown. '
* * * CHEEJlS Am> 1 APPLAUSE are in order for Vick
Knight and his .hearty Orange County band of Bank
Dicks. With a campaign rivaling Caroline Davis' at·
tempts to win Reader's Digest s ubscribe rs. they
persuaded the U.S. Postal Service to adopt a W. C. Fields
stamp.
Sometime af'ter Jan. 1, an entire nation will be licking
stamps comrpe_,qtotating the birth 100 years ago of the
famed comedia_g. -
The Barut J~i~k~' victory wasn't complete, however
They had wante4'tne gijm on the back of the stamps to be martini-fiavor~1befit\ing the honoree's predilection for
that elixir. Drier humor prevailed at the post office de·
partment. • "... •.
~"· * * • JUST GRIPING DEPT. -What possible motivation
supports tlle 'ev~tLj'widen,ing movement of attaching com·
mercihl promoftons'to T shirts? More importantly, what
possible moQ.v~lipn induces otherwise rational people to
pay for, and W~! them?
Every ~ar. liquor store, pet shop, pizza palace,
restaurant aDd!.tponswear store in Orange County seems
to have joineq,j.q this giant promotional caper. •
It isn't iA'at, we: don't get the message. We just don't
understand ttt ~rh. • * • POOR COMMUNICATION seems to be a habit these
-days with ~ at CalTrana. The San Diego Freeway
was shut off jn both directions up near the Los Angeles
County line last Tuesday night for bridge work. Because
of equipment problems, the lanes couldn't be reopened in
time~orthe ·ngrushhour, ~t, middle-of-the-night motorists were un-
nece · mmoded because CalTrans didn't an-
nounce the closedown ahead of time. Further, there was
a great deal of delay in telling the traveling public the
next morniWf 'thlrt the area should be avoided.
• 'V •
Opinions e Jn the apace above are those of the Daily Pilot. Qther view _.d on this page are those of their authors and
"lrtists. Re 6iff inent is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
'Box 1560, C°"a ~,.a. CA 92626. Phontf (71 4) 642·4321.
,f. •I
Boyd I Voice Strain
1 I
' BJ t!al?JM>YD .
Milter, dO.~~ain your ' "tolce wben you talk? A
•tpeee1a aulbortty aaya here's' 'IOw you can flncl out: Tie a
·ribbon IDUl1Y around your
neck ud tben talk into a mir·
1'
.---~~~~~~---:-...
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
ror. U tbe ribbon seema to
1et too tipt before you finlab a sentence, you're st.rainiq
at it. Practice until the rib-
bon remains comfortable.
And won't you present a dan-
dy picture? Make il a pink
ribbon.)
During World War U , one
certain woman, Whose name
is not la the record at band,
worked full time doln1
notbiq but decoratin1 the
cbampap.e bottlee that were
to be am•tbed on UM bowa of
newly la~ 1bipe. Or so
a Joumalllt ot the day report·
ed. Hardly teems likely.
lf you're averac•. ebaac:•
are flfty·fltly your balr la b:rown. There's a on.Jn.four
cba.ac:e It'• black. Oae lD 11
lt'1 Nd. And one ta three It's
blond, tbou1b maybe not .......
'
)
NEW YORK-Certain con ..
1lltuUonal provlllona cooc:emta1
fr" 1peecb were 1U1pended lut week nd by Howard Mondentr.
He announced that the United
States la not ready for debate
about lta polWcal future.
"There ls no date ror a
political aeuon that anyone fix-
_,.," Mon -
derer uld
"But w e
know th e
polltlcal
season when
we see it. We
don't think It
is here yet.
"Th' de -e ls ton ik a
management
declalae, but it is based to a
large extent on our own sense of
whether the public is ready for
political campaigning ... •
MONDERER'S statement was
bttked by two of bis associates,.
Eugene Mater and Ellis Moore.
The triumvirate said they were
conaldertng allowing candidates
for president to 1peak to the na-
tion alter Jan. 1, 1980.
Who the hell are these
people? Mop<f~t.Jo .. ¥\cc: presi-dent for legal affalt's Of the Na-
tional Broadcasting Company.
Mater ls vice presid~t of Uae
Broadcast Group 9' tbe Cohin-
bla Bro.dcutina Syst41n. Moare_
ls vie& president tor lfubUc-. .r.
rairs of the American Broad-
casting Company.
It aounds like 19M. Candidates
foT president want to announce
those candidacies to the nation
where the nation will see them,
on network television.
THE NETWORKS, so far,
have decreed thalsuch announce·
mcnts would be inconvenient
and unprofitable for them at this
time The c andidates be
damned. The public be damned!
Later, when 1t s uits their
purposes. the triumvirate will
---.. ---
tHlore the rtlbt ot public de-
bate. 'lben lt wUl be very pro-
ftl1 ble Indeed.
'rbe new televltlon season--
with its ratlq battles to de·
termlne next yeu'1 commercial
rates-will be lamehed a6d O\e·
public will be allowed to hear
Jima>y Carter. Teddy Kennedy.
Ronald Reagan. John Connally
and the rest. Those candidates
will be allowed the privileare of
payin1 for network Ume-wttb
contributor and taxpayer
money.
CATCH ZZ. 11>e public owm
the airwave• on which the
networka and local television
operate at truly oblcene profits.
Candidates for office must pay.
at premium rares. for advertis·
ing ttme with money raised from
the l>ubUC or supplied by the
~~ . ..._ ~,...... (t\.(49-W-.T.~.
'' AmAZing wh6t o l;tt1,z heot <An do. 11
TRB From Washington
.-----·
United 8tatM Treaa~ ~
mate.., b* ~ fGr b1
campalp tefonn lawa.
But netww\ ••mua:11mi•••"
baa tbe power ov-• md
how the mooey ii uaed. TIM
cualome1' ls not atw~~· . Mooderer and I made
their arrotance about '11 t.lda public lut week becaUM Lei
Brown of The New York 11.mea.
asked them why the networb
have reftlled requests by Cart.er,
Reagan and Connally to buy
time for announcements this
November and DecembeT.
Brown then eave the real ex·
planaUon:
"'l'RE TBaEE oetworlta are
engaged in a fierce batUe for
popularity ratings and in the de-
tic ate autumnal process of in·
culcatiq regular viewing habits
in the IP..tieace ..
·'In the lpring and summer
montba <wben the networks
have be3un showing reruns>
. network programs can be pre-
empted for political advertising.
without serious consequences."
What about the serious conse-
quences roe democracy? Should
net work management have the
power to decide when political
debate can begin? Should the
networks and television station$
around the country be cash.in& in
on that debate?
.The explosion in the cost of campa)g.nlng ill recent yeara,
anet all. ii became onefevWOD
advertiai.ac rates. That•s where
the milliom of dollars in polltla
go-and where public corrupliae
comes in-the money ls needed
to pay for televi,ioo com·
merdab.
IF POUTIC8 ia really the
publlc'a bualnesa. tbeo Ume for polltlcal messages shoald be
provided free.
Most of the money couJd be
taken out of campaignang and,
maybe. network and station pro-
fit~ could be reduced to the point
that they might be only about
t v. 1n• a~ big a~ the profits of oil
tomp:m1c~
Military Expenditures Booming Heavily
M r Oz rrom oute r space
dropped by the other day to tjllk
about earth. l took him to my
favorite elm in Farragut Square
and we leaned against the trunk
eating take·out lunches and
reeding the pigeons.
Mr. Oz lives in OaJaxy Three
(to the right as you pass the
Milky Way ) and says the people
Op There are inter ested-ir.
earth.
and outfits like th<Jt
Mr Oz Jotted down .. ome ncv.
figures: Earth's 4 2 b1U1on peo·
pie currently spend $425 billion
on arms. It works out at arowid
$92 per person.
This is a burden for many
wben you conside r that a
quarter of earth's population
average incomes ace below $200,
and about 800 milUon live in
what Bob McNamara (president
o f the World Bank > calls
booming 11 f that t-tht> rieht
v.o rd 1 and dmount to Sl2U
b1lhon
The big suppliers are the U S
and L' S .S. R . and the be~t
markets are the poor rountnes
THIS IS flattering, and tt> heJp
explain things ·1 brought along
the new edition. o( Ruth Leger
Sivard's "World Military · &
Social Expenditures," which she
and associates have been com·
piling annually since 1980, aided
by the RockeleUer Foundation,
the British Council of Churches
, "absolute poverty" (Le. like
dogs).
Mr. Oi has a rather clmical
attitude toward earth. but ~ts
rusty on figures. Let's see. there
were 21 years between World
War I and fl weren't there. and
there hasn't been a war for 35
years? And nuclear wea,pons
have increased in power au that
time"
#
Sydney Harris
THE ARMS burden puts a
strain on many, but not every-
one suffers. Mrs. Sivard notes
th al ·'the most buoyant sector of
the world economy is the arms
business." Annual sales are
YES, ACCOaDING to Mrs.
Sivard. •·one MX missue cames
more explosive power than all
the bombs dropped in World
Wa r Hand the Korean War.··
Are social and military pres·
Corr.ection -As He Sees It
It seeJTls that the American
Optometric Association will be
spending nearly $3 million this
year on advertising "to educate
consumers about oprometric
care." Mott or Che advertising
will be directed toward mothers,
and I hope it will be more sensi·
ble and honest than pressure put
·on mothers when.I was a lit~le boy
In those days, vjrtuaUy every
kid who went to have his eyes
exami n e d
was fitted
with a pair of
glasses just
as a ny kid
with a perais·
lent sor e
throat was
shot into the
hospital for a
tonsillec -
tom y . W e
know now that mllJlqns of
American children had their
tonsils taken out unnecessarily.
I also happen to think that
perhaps as many as half of lbem •
were prescribed clasffS who dJd
not need them and would have
been better off without them, My
dear mother, like mCMt wOlllen
of her time, belieYecHmpll~iUy ·
all the old wiYet' tel• Mc>ut
"eyestrain" and "readloa Jn a
poor Ught" and the other babita
that -.ere auppoMd to debilitate
one's powetOt' vision. "''' • 1•:
~ " ' . . ..... IN MY own cue, tho"IJl l WU
somewhat. nHr·•tlb\ed and
astt1matJc, 1 •b9.ved UM 1luaes l~poaed up6n; Jqe 4nt• my
pocket, and wore tl~en\ only
W'Mn I bad to alt ln tbe very tut
row ol a IDOYM boule. I bave
had jwo pairs of glasses irt the
last 40 years or so. a nd have
worn them on an average of
twice a year.
There are plenty of youngsters
who do need glasses those
with congenital musculor defi·
C'ie ncies. ror exam pie. who
might be helped by wearing
them for a few formative years
so that the optometrists have
no need to browbeat na ive
mothers and shanghai helpless
kids into glasses that purport to
"strengthen" the eyes when
they only make the wearers
nearly blind without them after
many years of tot.al dependency.
I
llEALTRY eyes. on t.be whole.
don't get worse as you mature,
at least \UIUl late middle ap,
when they may require some
correcUoa. Until then, you tum
to adj~. and It la my firm eon-
victlo.rthat unless a child's via·
ion Is really rotten, he or she la
Paaela I
. . ,
rar better off adapllllg than lean
1ng for lifetime on this visual
crutch
My sight is still much the
same as it was when 1 wus a
boy. while many of my peers
who were forced to wear glasses
are getting bifocals and trifocals
and couldn't find a camel in a
closet without their s pectacles
I know this Philippic won 't en·
dear me to the optometrists. but
I am more concerned about the
psyches and self-image of UtUe
children. who in my day were
blu~~eoned by well-meaning
m<)Jifters into permanent visual
1ervitude. Teeth rot irreveraibly
if you neglect them; eyes (when
there is ·no patholo11> make
their own natural adjustment to
the world and to the passage of
Ume. We may hope tbat the eye-
testen, like the tonsll·crabbe.rs.
have learned aometblng iD the
tail 40 years.
.. ~. notNng to worry •bout, Mra. Gtilph-juat cut
down on hMYy lhopMfttng. ••
j
,ur""' .,pproach1nJ? a c ritical
m <1<.'-ond I"' anybody interest·
1•d., I !>aid ye~ but it's not front·
p<tJlC news ev~one 1s aware of
1 t
Mrs Savard s editorial com-
ment 1s low·keyed After all, the
figures speak for themselves:
The earth now s upports 100
million soldiers; more nations
have arms and use them. There
are lis ted 65 "hos tilities"
bet ween 1955 and 1979 which
have killed 25 million people.
Mas. SIV ARD 4oes in more human and succiact terms what
the Stockholm International
Peace Research Institute
(S I PRl 1 doe s in i t s
authoritatJve. technical 700-page
yearbooks She also compares
military and. spcial expen-
ditures
Th e re are e ntertaining
parallel columns showing what
the 1overnmenta of deveJoped
countnes <28> and the develop-
ing countries • l2) spend their
money on ea<' ... ar.
For examp1 .... c.ambia, popula-
t 10 n S.066,000, spends $301
m111lon for milltwry;--.112 million·
ror-educaUon. NepaJ : population
13 .000,000 , public e•penditure
per soldier. $6.50; literacy, 19
percent . population per pbysi-
c 1 an, 38,265: Ii~ expectancy, 44
years. r
YOU CAN see, too, why the
chaps in the P~ntagon are wor·
ry1ng : cons umeh complain
about the price 'b( lamb chops
but look at the mititar'y~
A destroyer l!i 31 ·times more •
expensive today than in World
W11r ll. A squadroft'or 24 fighter
planes is up l~ tline!. One Tri-
dent submarUHf'!i" U» times ~
price of a World Wai' n attack
sub. '' Put )'OW'Se1f 1n tk · 1eneral's
place -get out 1our,pencil and-
figure up the coat ot• modem ff.
bomb, for exaioplllt. Why, it's
frl1htenla1. l4'0 w'dnder the bud1et can't be balabcM! '
••· oz ~·tv the final crumb to the di o;t and rose
ooUtely. '1 am I'\., s~ that our
minds me t in 1 dor' final ex-
cbaa1e. He said politely tbat it
would be interesting to see bow
it aJI came out.
There was a chm in the way
he eald it.
··But If we don 't 11olve the
problem," I sa_id complalnlngly,
"then what?"
"Ob, you can always belin
asaln," he said comfortably. "Svolut.lon, you know; or the
bow and arrow.••
I ltill wonder what he meant.
• TR8 "a longstanding Wcuhlngton
b11Unt. Ha outhor c11rrtnt1w ••
Rtchard Strout o/ '"' C1-mtbt Scfcr1" Morwor.
-
~.
\
)
To write the Deity Piiot/Box 15'0, C:O.tl Mtsa. CA 9262' •
To Cell U. Delly Pllot17t4 "2.al1
II
a 'l'llOllAI L CAaa • 9
I 1 no.no. COf'r of,...,,.,,_ U G ...... ...,..,,.,.., JPJ!C1 "d /or
&cld4l Powr Corp. -' ..,.,..., Haf'w9 ""'*' eoa.tt. USC _, r..u.r ~ ........... Ht wow .. HMn•a., Nlle.,.,11
t:nnrod~,:f ~ately eo percent ot our eleetrtett1 ti. ·
California comet from fuel oil. Almoet all of tlda ta tmpon.d
and bu become lncreullllly expeutve e1peeialb' durtAI tbe
la1t •ix mootbl. A barrel of oll now eo1ta approx.lmatelJ $15. In
tbe U.S. we import over 8 million barre.II per day ( llBPD) at u.
annual cost ol over $50 billion. To reduee th1a beavy ~ 1
upon lm~ on. we need to deve&op dom..Ue 1upplie1 of·
ener1y. including nuclear _power. ...
Nuclear power can be one of our 1troo1e1t eneru aenanta
for tbe remainder ot the 20th century. Today nuclear power pro-
duces the equivalent of allDOlt 2 lllBPD ot enero ID tbe fonn ot
eleetricity. By 1980 nuclear power will produce 1 llBPD ot elee·
lricity. if we just complete planta that are currently under de!.
velopment. Si.Jc MBPD of enero. i.Dcideotally, ta tbe amount
that we cum!Dtly use in our automobiles ln. the U .S.
•ANY PEOPLE AaE UNl'AMJI..l.Aa with rad:ioadivit.J
and fear that nuclear power is a source ol addllioo.i ndlatioll
in our environment. Radioactivity bas been around ame. Iona
before man existed. There ls a natural background radiation '
level which varies geographically and ln terms of elevation and •
as a result of many othe r natural. as well as m an-made factors
in our environment . Radioactivity is alao in the liquids that we '
consume. Salad oil and beer contain radioactivity that ia 10
times that wbicb naturally occurs in water and milk.
Nuclear power plants are designed so that the hip-level
ra dioactivity inventory in the plant I.a not re leased 'lo the en·
vironmeoL This Is made possible through a defenae-ln-deptb
concept. ll insures that. even if one system or a series ot
systems fail, large quantities ol toxJc radioactivity will not be
re leased. This concept was tested and verified at Three Mile '
Island (TMI ).
Surf Predictions Watered Down
At TMI. man. his m achines and even the design of nuclear
power plants were shown to be imperfect. However. in spite of
tbe failure of many systems. only a very small amount or short·
Lived radioactivity was released to the environment. No one was
killed or inj ured in what has been des cribed as the worse acci·
de.nt in the tustory or commercial nuclear power It resulted in
no ~n acceptable exposures of the public to radiation.
By LOGAN LOCKABEY
Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt.
Logan Lockabey submitted the
following with "no ducredit in·
tenMd .. It's better to be prepared
and aa/e when Lives and property
are at stake.··
Open Letter to Surf Predictors
from King Nep&une
l'm absolutely crestfallen!
This new wave of sophistical
ed s urf predicting is interfering
with my delicate r elationship
with man -lessening that re·
verence of men and nature
dehumanizing the folk art of surf
~redicting
In a defiant revolt against
these practices r refused to
materiallu an)' waves when the
recent BIO .SURF alert saturat·
ed the populace and worked
them into a veritable frenzy.
SURFBOARD wait was flying,
lifeguard telepbooes gave out
unde r the strain . e mployees
eaUed in sick . T .V. crews fran.
Heally tried to c reate waves,
old-timers rose with the sunrise,
homes were sandbagged -well
the stories are endless.
Just remember. my fellow sea
lovers. what happened when a
famous character i:ried "wolf"
If you keep trying to second
guess m y tropical and Aleutian
storms, I'll send something in
from the depths or the Southern
Hemisphere when you least ex·
peel It.
Witness the following
CASE NO. 1
Surfer: "Wher e are the waves
man?"
Lifeguard: "I have no idea."
Surft r: "Why do they always
do this to us?"
CASE NO. Z
Beach Parking Lot Attendant·
Bob Greene
(After fielding hundreds or ques·
lions and trying to calm dis·
g runtled payin g custome rs)
"What are we going to do now?
Wecan't manufacturewaves."
CASE N0.3
Literary Beac h Comber:
When waiting ror or wishing ror
surr. remember Ernest Hem·
ingway -"Did the earth
move." You know It's the reaJ
thing when you wake up in the
middle of t he night and the
waves are shaking the ground.
My heart is with the "old·
timers":
CASE NO. 4
San Onofre s urfer: "You want
the s urf to come up, you b.um an
old surfboard and s acrifice it to
King Neptune."
CASE NO. 5
Retired Loog·Board s urfer:
"Where is the romance and ex
citement or the transmission or
word-of-mouth. i.e .• 7 a.m .. surf
spotted in Newport -7:30 a .m.
truancy rate alarmingly up in
Anaheim -(all without the use
of phones! > ..
CASE NO.I
Lifeguard Adminis trator.
''Whateve r happened to the-good
old surprise factor? Come to
work and there It is An un·
believable scrambling or men
and equipment. 500 rescues and
no drownings. Later you realize
b ow "sophisticatedly" you
would have done different with
advance warning."
CASE NO. 7
Retired Lifeguard Chier. and
Granddaddy of Surf Predicting:
"Those blankety-blank com ·
puters are all working against
each other and nullifying the
s urf -probably cr e ating a
standing wave in the middle of
tbe ocean.'·
Ah -the good old day4S.
•
'J'HE NATURE Of A NUCLEAR accident was seen to be
far l~~s rapid , w1de·reaching and catastrophic than we'd been
led lo expect by some nuclear critics Indeed. tht: slow develop.
mental the datlger at TM I proved to be readily an"lenable lo ac·,,.-
tioos to e:xtinguisb the threat. Engineering 10genuit.Y was able to
compensate ror system failures.
The iof#jne isotope levels measured at TMI were l'Ctually less
than those r.ecorded there after the detonation of a C'hia>ae atomic
weapon in t~'76andhaveoowaUdecayedaway. Tbe~ofTMl
will be many .and wiU result in nuclear power beeommc t.•ven safer
and a more aoceptable form of electric1ty generation in ~e future.
A majority of ti.'\e public still favors nuclear e nerc. attbaUgb by a
some whats ma h'ermargin afterTMI . ' •
Nuclear po~r is the most studied form '11 energy in man 's
history. It is operating safely not only becaua~ of the large ..
margln of safety built into the design of nuelear imwer plants, ..
but also because of lbe safety margins provided t\x the laws oC,
nature. ,, 1 11
PEIUIAPS THE· G&EATEBT QUBSTIOfll ~·u.e mlncllrufr
most people is what is •oina to be done with radioactive waste!:•
Some leaks of raclioaetl•ity have oeevrted In the past
througboat the U.S. T'fMee leaU of low level, llltcwt·Uftd.,
radio-etivby have not b..t _, lmlNd oo eM peblle, • .......,.., ,
theJ .._... cett.aillly undermiDad .-Mc • f d1•ce la tM llW·, t •
ernment's ability to mWC'd wMte ..._...ft t / Today nuclear waste ls .stottd In double ~m eanistera.
which have not bad the leaks wtucb old smgle bottom canisters
developed in the early ct.ys oi the military nuclear loduatr')'. All
of tbe bi.Cb leYe4 coaunerd aJ lftlCJear wute }JJ4:.-.ted.bet,,..
now ud tbe year 2800 tou..ld be IOlklilied . r ~ in a
volume the si:ae ol a football neJd 10 feet hip-. ·' 11
A proposed disposaJ met.he.lid is to P• Utis waste into•
cer amic peUets. then place it lnttl canistA!n wtUcb will be dis-
posed of in a remote area of the caantry. Thia w.-e wiU. after a
period of about 600 yea~. actuaJly be less radioactive than the
naturally occurring uranium from to>'hich it q~aae.
A FOOTBALL FIELD Of nuclear waSte ~elehls a fa.Jr trade
off for the enormous benefits to cotoe fropt qtitiz:ing nuclear
power for electricity rather than co11~inuiog lb rePy upon in·
creasing ly scarce quant.JlJes of fuel o"1 ...! l-.el't>il that could '
otherwise be used for pharmaceuticals. textiles. fe rtJUzer, a nd'
m al'\Y other applications in our everyday Uves ·
In addition. nuclear power en1oys a t remendous economic
advantage over any other electnc1ty altern al ive available to us
today In 1978 nuclear power generated el~tnc;ity al a cost or
l.S cents per kilowatt .hour. coaJ at about 2 C\mts per KWH. and
ruel oil at about 4 cents per KWH -almos~ three times what
nuclear power cost. ·
This economic advantage is extremely l~portant to a ll of
us. but most important in the lower socio·ecohOm ic classes of
our country where an extra dollar spent on elec:tricity reduces
rood e>q>enditures and the s atisfa ction or basic needs.
Enttgy is important for jobs. to lifestyle. and environmen·
tal protection. We have to be deliberate and syste!'Tlatic in our
evaluation of aJl these altem all\'es. not JUSt cntica l'ty analytical
about one.
-..
Don't Discount 'Dreary' Decade, Dozens of Distinctions Done
" , l T L
Leu than three months left to go in lhe '70s,
and already people ar e insulting it and calling it
the dullest, dreariest, stupidest
decade in recent-Americ an his·
tory.
How untrue. The '70s have
been wonderful, a terrific good
Ume all around, and future his·
toriam 1VUl decree that it was
the moat underrated, misun-
derstood jecade of all. Wby.
lt'71 ...... •p one of the best yean of the c•tmy. And in or-
der to ...._ ~ treat decade.
here la ~C9liamn'• selected Uat of tbe very finest
tbinp ~.it -tbe ~oft.be '70s.
BDll'IMWIE:" utDetail." -~'.f M0'1IE TO EE FIVE TIMES:
. • Fa;rrA~1;~j1!~~ NicbollOI).
BS!' ACl'R~: None
8181' TELEVISION SPBCIAL: "A Storm ln
Sum_."; written bJ Rod Serllat, 1tarrln1 Peter
• U1U.0..
811'.ST TELEVISION SER~: "Then Cam e
8roalGD." <Ell8lble OD a tecbnlcalltJ; \be sbow pre·
mieNd ID the fall ot 119, but ran for several montba
in earl>' 19'10 before bti.nt canceled.)
aDI' PIA Y: ''That Cbamploaablp Seuoa. •• aar BOOK <NON-ncrJON); "The Rllbt
8&1df," bJ Tom Wolfe. ..... BOOK (NOVSL): "Semi·Touah," by
DaJ......_ BET HO'l'SL: Tb• Watersate. Wub.lnetOn.
D.C. BDT llOTSL CllAJN: W ..... lllMn .... 11
BEST HOTEL ROOM: 1'ioom 1601, the Staller·
Hilton, Dallas, Texas.
BEST JUKEBOX: First.floor barroom , Holi·
day lnn·Munictpal Auditorium\, Kansas City. Mo.
BESr CITY MAGAZINE: Columbus Monthly.
BEST CITY: Louisville.
BEST M UCH-MALIGNED CITY : Los
Angeles.
BEST CANDY BAR: Butterflncer.
BEST RECORD ALBUM: "The BeaUes Live
at the Hollywood Bowl."
BEST RECORD (SINGLE>: "Chevy Van," by
Sammy Johns.
BEST EVIDENCE OF BRAIN DAMAGE:
People wbo play pln.baJI inaehlnes.
BEST MOVIE SERIES CHARACl'ER: Dirty
Harry Callahan. '
BF81' IANDKAa&: The Alamo .•
BEST NEWSPAPER EDITOR: JobD Walter,
32, allistant manacms edifor for news ot tbe
Baltlmore Newt·Amertcan. Durlaa tl'-8 decade,
Walter bu a1ao held executive positlou at tile
Guam DaUy New11 the ltbaea Journal. and tM
Washlnlton Star, always mcwina OD on ~'UI aceord
when the challen1e 1ot dull. The 1..-o1 tbe
journallatic Jobi; the aext of the l•endary
newapaper edlton.
BEST SHOES: Ball WMJuns. (A repeat·
winner; allo champion la ... Md 'eGI.)
BEST DRUG: Pleekbl.
BEST ENGLISH BAHD: The Wbo.
BEST AMERICAN BAND: Blue Alb. A bar
band fr'OID Younptown, Obk>, Blue A.lb utAJnrhW
crttla wttb tbl6r llTI ......... "Ne*"" ICo
... .')
Leas.·' Enll1btened music writers across the coun·
try predicted that Blue Ash would be the next ln·
te rnatk>naJ phenomenon. They were never heard
from again.
BEST FEMALE F ASHION ACCESSORY :
Babies.
BESr THREE·NEWSPAPER TOWN : San An·
ton lo.
BEST CONTINUING NEWSPAPER
FEATURE: "The Ear," WaabiDCtOOStar.
BESI' NEWS EVENT; 1be execution or Gary
Gilmore.
BESI' PEANUT BUTI'ER: Jll.
BEST SLOGAN ON A 'T-SHIRT :
• And the kid said· "Well, up lo noy.-, everythi,12g's
been all right."
BESTCllEWlNG GUM: qove.
BEST ARENA: TheScope,'Norlolk, Va.
BEST NEWSPAPER STOftY:)'4iYes Beech on
the ev acuatioo of Saigon. ' ·
BEST MAGAZ INE StORY ! "Charlie
Simpson's Apocalypse." by Joe Eszteihas, in Roll·
ingStone.
BEST WO MEN'S UNDERWEAR : John
Kloss. BESTTV AMCHORMAN: Hqbel Rudd.
BESf COUMTRY SONG; "Fu¥.lin County
Woman," by the .ilaiQbow c...,i;CB(Band. ("lily
Franklin County w.oman, To me ile iS a queen. Sbe
Uvea in south Cohabus, ACJ'OU from Sebottem·
"Uomewrecker."
BEST UNDERRATED U.S. SERVICE;
Bell Telepbcme System.
~ln. 'a ... People MO me on the street, they ut ilae
Tb how Heel, I reply, 'W))en I'm with ber, Ute the Pret·
e identolBuckeyeSteeL •. ")
8B8T JOKE: There WU t.bia boy wbo WU 12
jear• old and bad nevet apokea a word. Not a
word. Hit matMf and fatW bad lpeM ··-OD
blm, HDdinl blm to doeton, trJiaa to ftlMI out
wily be bad never 1poken. Tiie doc:ton said every·
Wn1 teemed to be ftne. TbeJ couldD't fl,..... out
why tbe ldd couldn't talk.
Tbe -* daJ· tbe famll1 wu llWDC around eatlq .._.., 6uler ancl tbe kid suddenly aald.
.. TM ,.C ar eGl4." ...... ud father ttarted to ""P· Tbey
tbaU .... Left, and ~doWD OD t.bttr beee to pra7. 'ftwfldMr 1.W, • ta tt, ton, tbat•after 12 ,..rw JOU ftnally 1D011e? ou said, 'Tbe peaa are
eolc1. •Ob, wbat Joy. 'But why did you wait lJ yean to
ftllall1 apeak!"
\
BEST PIECE Ol" LITERATURE ABOUT
BASEBALL: "Looi ao.. ''by P8ul Hempblll. \
••BT 8A8KIN ·~'oaa1NS FLAVO':
Cbocolate Almond .
BIST SINGBR/SONO•'fJUT&R WITHOUT 1A
Rl:OOBD CONTRACT: TboL~ Biabop. 1:"1')'tblq
Sprl ........ '1 auppoeed to be, 8labop ta. A toulb
roelrer wllb a poet'• IOU!: ta. 1-t bridal tn tie
mulie bua1JMaa today. A mo.oey macblne fer
wboewr atcna blm up.
BIST WRITER FOR TBLE\'JSJON: Michele
GalleJ'J, "l..AN Grant."
I BBST WRJTD !'OR A NEWS'llAGAZIN~
Tom Mat.bewa, Newaweek.
8181' CAT FOOD: Nine Uvee Savo.'1 Stew. I ' •
• -1
I j
I
I
} •
Yacht: Over Ea.sy or Scrambkd? GRAND
OPENING _, ALllON LOCIA8EY ...., ..............
Got a coup.le of l'llllllGn bucb JOO are
baAkeriQ& to invest ia a luxury alumlMun yacbt
of aay. 90 to 105 feet?
Take it to Qwla Vista.
ChulaVi.t.a!
YEP, CllUIA Vuta. That's the little border
towh soutb 'Of San Diego just before you cross
over into Baja California. And if you ean find.
the "foot of G Street" you'U run smack into an
old Chinese, restaurant and night club called
Shangn La.
The sign Shangri La is all that's left of the
old restaurant, but when you get there cast your
eyes lo the right and there you will find the
Poole Boat Co.
You can't miss it because there will be
three or fou r aluminum bulls in variou.s stages
or coostructioo.. i.Dcluding a l~r<>OOer being
built for Bob Spreen, tbe Downey Cadillac
dealer who makes biabomeiDNewport.lleach.
:rbe key man al Poole Boal Co. is .Uver-
ba~ Todd Cha.tree. naval ardaitect and yard ·~· wboM deaip boarda are tmed WW. Mur)' yacht.a whose Uela will be la1d aa
fut • Cl&ber's are completed.
Daw Fraser. Newport Beadi yacht broker
wbo • the. sales and marketinl representative
for Poole. was on hand al the "turnine" of
Spreen's yac•t. a maneuver that is a m~r
operation in it.self.
Aluminum yachts or this s.Ue are plated and
framed upside ctown. Fraser explains
Comes the time for turning It over to start
the interior construction and a large crowd is on
hand to watch the two giant portable cranes of
lhe Ennis Crane Co ea!>e tbe hulls over
IN 11IE CASE of ttre Spreen yachl. for an ·
stance. lbi.s means the gingerly handling of
44,000 llO'Dls or aluminum (which in itself cost
a bout $2 per pound ) .
Spreen himself witnesses l.bc "turning" and
"Delp for Hungry
Food Stamps Fed Remote Family
BEARTOWN, W.Va. (AP) -Now
that their lS kids are groWT.A, Chloe
and Alderson Muncy have plenty or
time to sit on the porch of their re·
mote mountaintop bome and watch
the coal trucks roar past.
And sometimes, betwttn trucks.
t hey recall their one, brief fling with
fam e.
"We were looking for families \\-lth
ch ildren," Mrs. Grace Strain re·
c alled. "We felt the food s tamp pro-
gram was des igned to benefit
children.
NOW aETtaED from Ute West
Virginia Department of Welfare,
Mrs. Strain was the director ol lhe
state's pilot project in McDowell
County.
Congress gave full ftmding lo a na-
tionwide food stamp proaram in 1964.
Since \hen. the program h as grown to
an annual bud&•l of nearl~ S7 billion.
be admlta that the yacht wbea finl•bed wlD cast
iD the vldnity ol "two mil .. -11ve or take a
"few thou.'•
The yacht. u yet unnamed. is 105 feet Oftl'·
au in lenCtb with a ZS.root beam. Fuel upaciltJ
of about 14,000 1aUoa.s of dleeel ia built lDlo the
hull. Tbe yacht will be1>0Wered by twiD Gll-12Tl
Tls. giving il a cruising speed of about 14 mou.
CHAFFEE IS no johnny-come-l ately. lo
aluminum ship building
He hrus been designing and building yachts
and ships of this kind since 1937 and before
becomlllg involved m Poole Boat Co was with
the Campbell Shipbuilding Co which bwJt s mall
ships for the Navy in World War JI and later
<"Ommercial fishing vessels
Qther..k.ey men at Poole Roat Co watt\ Char -
fee are Homer Craig who supervises all or tt.e
wood carpentry and joiner worit on yacht i.n
teriors, and-Chaffee's brother, Jack. who lS in
cha rge of engine installation. mach.ioe and elec·
tncal work.
SAMFORD. SEAFOODS
·MeMICIKamY .... PM I UCft
Pr..a. O,•rs lR ............... 1tc ea.
Caal 1d~...,:a ······l1 .9t"81Nt. F..-RM .......... 12.21 lb.
SMMed s.lmon .......... 12..48 "81Mb.
----COUPOM ____ ,
I s 1.00 Off ;,-:.... I
I 1.a a.q ..... ro.K ms I
I or SMC*ID CMlar94 I o,...,,...__ ....,_.,.__
f -Oct ,, 11179
... ___________ ..
2M ... Liit 1anc, ......,_. a.-Ai
673-2794
") DON'T know why they pkied
us," Chloe Muncy, a rriendly, gray-
balred woqaan, says . "We heard
about the ptlogram and went down to
Welch and slgned u1>. Then, a few
days later. they came around and
started asking us questions." ·
The money la used to help feed
almost 19 miWoo persons across the
country. 1bes.e recipients almost in·
variably are the jobless and
Americans whose incomes leave
them .t the poverty level, say the of.
ficials at tbe federal Food and Nutri·
lion Service, which administers the
program as a branch of the Depart·
ment of Agriculture.
----------Wini THIS COUPON ---------.. I
"Ttiat's r ight," adds Alderson
Muney. "I'd beeG cut off at the mine
and we were getting commodities.
After we aignrtd up. Uiey asked us if
we'd be wil'.1ng to come down to
Welch for a celebration."
'l'be year ·was 1981. President John
Kennedy bad been s tunned by tbe
poverty he found while campaigning
in southe rn West Virginia a year
earlier.
Whe n the Muncys and tbelr
cbildrerJ -13 of·wbom were still at
home 'oack then -arrived at Welch
that May 29th. they were greeted by
Orvllle Freeman, Ke nnedy's seemary of acriculture and a host of
newspaper and television reporters.
1l8EEJIAN W&I there to boost a
pilot food stamp program, one of
f'A&bt around the country sponsored tJJ" tbe Administration. The Muncys
were the country's, very first food
stamp reclpleot.s.
"SiDce my bmband wasn't working
we got our stamps for free," recal~
Mra. Mmcy. "After llt. Freem.an
haded UI 09" tl&e, they took U1
OYer to • lfOCllJ. fte reporters and
televialoll people went alOlll and
wakbed •spend them.''
Tbe Mancya at.Ill have vivid
memories ol that 1tll abopp6n~ trip.
"We got $85 worth of stam~ and I
spent fl> even," •llYI Chloe llancy.
"I can remember bu711le a Jalkla Jar or apple butter lor the tida.. ..
camcs OF the program point to
numerous cases or fraud and abuse over the years. .
"The food stamp program was our
ruination;• says Rollo T aylor .
publisher of the Welch Dally News.
"I can't even gel carriers these
days.••
Others say food stamps have saved
two 1enerations of poor families. "I
uaed to worry about children going
tiungey," says Grace Strain. "But I
knew after we put In the food stamp
program that no child would ever go
to bed hwigry in West Virginia."
UNDER A completn'evlslon of the
food stamp law early this year,
stamps now are distributed without
cbar1e to eligible recipients.
"We only got free stamps for a few
monthl," says Mn. Muncy. "We
started paying ror part of our stamps
alter my husband 1ot a work relief
job. TbeD. a few years later, be got a
fullUme job with the state road de·
partmeat and we went oU stamps
altogether."
Orange Coast College Community Service Office presents
FAMIL 'I ESTATE PLANNING
with Mlchlet O.U., Attorney
PROPERl'Y TITLES• WILLS •PROBATE• GIFT & DEATH TAXES
Onnge Coaat College Fin• Arta 119
2701 Fairview Rd., Cotta Mesa -556-5880
TWURSDAVI, October 21, November 1, 8, 11
Admission FfH -Regl•t•r at the Door
• I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
·1
C1t.C>~/liJ Getting trWOJ Know You
;;ct]~ ~ ~~ IONEI
Choose a ny ONE of our combination
plate dinners and get
the SECOND one FREE.
AValue Up To $4.25
lt;;-s include our delicious Enchiladas.
Tacos. Chile Rellenos. Tamales and Taquitos.
>\11 served with rice and beans.
Cha Cha·, UmJt one per couple.
Sunday thru Thursday Only Aller S p.m.
Offer Good throulh: November l , lt'J't.
3300 West Coaat Highway. Nn.rport Beach
(714) 646-4893
Dinner and Sunday Brunch Only
D.P.
...
I .
I
I
I
I I .
I
I
I
I
I
'----_ --- - -WITH THIS COVPON ---------
Cha Cba's Features:
Luncheon lluffet
Sanday Champagne Brunch
Cantlna Happy Bour
Monday i-Jtght Football
N0t1h
"""' 3300 West Coast Highway
~. Newport Beach
'--').~~ (714) 646-4893
• Open Datly For Lunch i:nd Olnrwr
Alto Serving Sunct.y Brunch
..,
~
c
&. Cha Ch•'• .! I I
W Coa.i Hwy
M-"?rY of U/e'• a Matt,er of Degree. .
-~lJLPSIT
POllT wA8&0'6R. N.Y. -You will
aat. M tllll N-W M IM llirt, iCt lllte a c...,..., .. -................. ,,..,.. will be• 1 Mb9tt-.. Yo. .uJ DC1t be delayed bJ I rt*a Q 1'e .. Wert an oem'' Yo. wW be ......._.,. lfftdlM. OU wtll
....... ,,, ..... ~ ..... Md fUalJ7. )I la ...... aM 10U wlll IQUMM,
............... the •rona • ~ ........... ft'om .._ r'0011i1 '8 \hit 1ub111111 to thrM lo a eltJ apar'taMDt.
YOO A&& NOT the llral ~ bu bap-
pened '° and you will nOl be aorry for
yourself, he told himself, and suddenly he
was laughing. He couldn't find his drink.
All those parties they had given and
passing among their guests he was always
losing his drink. Now alone in the dismantled
living room, the couches and chairs grotes-
quely askew, the books and the records off
the shelves and in bpxes, he had in his ruthless
efficiP.ncy, misplacedanotherdrink.
Twenty minuLes later he found it, under
the lid of a half-closed box, standing stupidly
among those little Modem Llbracy books that
betrayed ttis age. He had packed his drink.
ONWAllD AND upward with the mobile
society, he told himself like a bugler rousing
the regiment, and fell to hls task with re-
newed vigor. And there in a cabinet drawer,
under a stack of her sketches and girlhood scrapbooks he found what be bad never seen
before, his college diploma.
It was 39 years old and still pristine
white. He"had graduated a half-year before
her, in mid-winter, and in June she had col-
lected b1a diploma along with hers. A few
mQnths after they were married, he thought
to ask about his diploma a.nd she said she bad
packed it but they could never find it.
Por YHrt he kldded ber about tbe
dtploma Md Heb Um• tbey moved, from tbe
flrat _..room •Nltaa•t wtt.b tbe Pullman
kitcb• Md the llurphJ bid. from tbe lar1er
apartmenta and the auccetalon o( lar1er
hOUMf, •be lnat1ted they would flnd lt but.
they ntil(er did.
AND NOW HE wa1 81 and lhe WU tone
and the lr.1d1 we re f.ut1uln1 their Uv11
ellewbere but be bad b 1 coU.1• diploma. Merdfully, a bonkln1 ._... laWrupted
hl1 lmmera.lon In Irony and he weet outaide.
There at the curb, where be bad placed a
mountain ol 1tult for tbe traab mu, wu
nelchbor Ralph (they were neiabborl in an
upper middle clau area) uk1q lf be could
take the old broken down bookcase. He eould.
Moment.a later, another car sueecbed to
a halt and It wu ne labbor Bill "11,000 a year
and eipt kids> aakin1 lf there were any
more bookcases. There weno't. Neiibbor
Bill 1ett.ledforaome ball-filled cam of paint.
WALIUNG BACK to the house, be
tbouaht this was the kind of Impersonal irony
he could deal wlth, the circwnst.aoce of inOa-
t ion making scavengers out of two-car
families.
He made a note to call neighbors about
the old kitchen chairs, the ones long since
discarded in lhe basement, the unpretty but
functional chrome and plastic chairs they
had moved from basement to basement. But
now he hadrunoutofbasements.
AFrER THE KI DS bad gotten what they
wanted (it was amazing bow, despite dis-
parate tastes, they all wanted the old Vic-
torian chest and mirror, the blue cabinet and
the big round dining rable), he was left with
a ton of stuff to dispose of.
He had rejected the idea of a garage
sale, repelled by the vision of five lives
spread down tlle driveway.
So he gave many things to a charity
agency but the agency turned down the old
kitchen chairs because they needed new seat
cushions.
THE TRUNDLE bed also was rejected
because the mattresses were worn and. if you
gave someone a perfectly usable bed without
acceptable mattresses they would have the •
burden of finding mattresses. Only in
America, he thought, of the reasoning that
eluded him.
He then got Into his car and drove off and
he didn't look back.
Three days later, he was still unpacking
·in his new apartment in the city and hard as
he tried among the drawers and the boxes he
could not find bis college diploma. He smiled
and it was his first real gut smile in weeks
and months.
He knew, this master of ruthless efficien-cy _di~. that beyond all peradventure of a
doubt, she would have loved that.
PA~PA~J~
Presents
INTERIORS BUYING TOURS
~':
''A deluxe service for the serious buyer who needs to
purchase a quantity of fumij»fe and wants to save
time anci--money!''
The minimal fee includes:
• The luxury of riding to and from Los Angeles in a chauffeured
limousine.
• Touring the exclusive furniture ~owrooms in the Los Angeles
area, including the famous "Decorator Row ".
• Your ~ur will be conducted by a professional interior designer.
• Savit{g money by purchasing on a "Cost·Plus" basis, equivalent
to 35% discount .
• An elegant lunch. l s31-1400 I
...
When you call for your reservation, please specify your
style of furniture and if it is for home or office.
•FULL DESIGN SERVICE IS AVAILABLE•
23052 Lake Forest Drive
Laguna Hills, California • 92653
I,
··~·October 21. ,,,,? I
\ "
HOWARD a.wo111. Dove/Quail t& .• Newport Beach, presents its sales and leasing staff for
the 1980 model year: front row. I. tor .• Merle Breiter. Austin Torley, Ray Guttierez, Math ew
Stonegate, Rick Strockis: center row. 1..to r., Bob Cook. Mike Ricketts. Howard Richa rdson .
Ma r garet Richardson. Ken Pierce. J oe Stude : top row, l. tor .. Bob Russell, Rick Gnau, Ken
Bell, Rod Coates, Jim Brough, a nd Ric Wright. Giant 1979 model cleara nce sale in progress!
I . Sears " . . 0 h unt1ngton· eae
SURPLUS STORE
We sell first quality and discontinued
merchaod.lae from Sears RetaU and Catalog Distribution.
Big Shot
Target Range
Astro Blast
.Power Center
Aurora Road
Race Set s
"I
Chewbacca
Stuffed Toys
5/8" Gar~n Hose
75 · Was $21 .49
1 oo· Was $28.31
Nows21oo
Assorted Guitars
Save up to 50°/o
off former c atalog prices
Were $26.95 to $125.00
Now s13so
to s55~o
Men's
~ogglng Shoes
Were$9.99 ..
Now
s500
··was·· prices quoted are the re1ui.r prices at
which the items were formerly offer.e by 08lalog
or in many Sean Retail stores around the country.
14.88 to
72 .88
Was
$21.95
14.95
-
Now
s1300
sgoo
sgoo to s4300
10.22 SfiOO
Boxed
Christmas Cards
Were $2.99 to $4.99
Now s1so
to s2so
Men's
Dress Slacks
Assorted Styles
Were $8.97 to $13.99
Now
s400
Crib Mattress
& Bumper Pad Sets
Were$29.99
Now
s1soo
noasaoou
•••. f'rt .• •:»•:• s ....... ,,1:..-:• s~ay, n :•a:M
Alkaii..&Seen
0.-plaa
.
I
~
' ' '
• l
Al• DAILY lltLOT Sunday, October II, 111't
MBJor-~ortician Won't Let City Die Faith Wlil8
. . f'UINO <AP) -11.-U ... Armea
EAST IT. LOUl!_s JU. <AP) -On
,.._...,. Uail 1aa1W'• omce II --.r. He'• not
bldlq from~; ..... out~ for"· . C-ul omnr .... ,.,.... u.. taba•• 00
mayoral tradiUoa la order to __. tlMt work·•·
da1 cple OD U1elr OWD turf. He pla)'I :=:..a..-:.-:... ... ~::=~ee =:-,:
CNWa ...... tbelr uu... time.
~ M toot olftee la lla,1 Offteer aald ll ... the _,.Ml., ol a n.w ... ror tb1a bUpted
lllHlulppl Rh•r city wbtre d tcadH of
poUtJcal ~. radal ltrif• and wlde-ope.n
crime bav• wt It on the brink ot cotlaPH.
'"1'1111m1'1& LA8T SHOT at lood 1overn-
ment for the ell)'," Officer aays. ~cuiooall,y. Oltlcer wUI jump In a city
police squad car and ride alone un the
1raveyard ablft, seeln1 flrat-band the 1treet
crime that bu made Eaat St. Louil lnfamous.
When a band of ciU1ena complained that
tome 1u station operators were aou&ln1 I.hem
at tbe pumps, Officer went to see for blmself.
When be di.acovered station owners operaUn1
without bua1.neta licenses, he ·caosed them down
and be1an a crackdown on Wlllcensed buaJ· neaaea. -~.._..
Bl!J'OaE OFFICER assumed the job, City
Hall wu IO' diaorgani1ed that no one boi.bered to
collect license fees, or vending machine fees, or
any ol dozens ot other fees .
CITY8USIN£8SOONEATLUNCHCOUNTER
MeyorC•rt Officer, AdvfMr Artta T•lty
plants, smelters. rail yards, mills and pros-perous businesses.
"The city wu tl.1 million behind Juat in
sewer and refuse collection feel," an Officer
aide 1ay1, notin1 the city bu initiated a
crackdown on the feet, lncludiq work-permit
fees from city employee1 who live outside the city llmlta.
From its peak in the late 19508, East St.
Louis bu fallen into virtual ruins; a city
smotberl.n1 lo poverty, street violence and
physical decay. It baa become, by any atandard,
the epitome of urban diaaat.er.
A P&EDOMJNANTLY BLACK elty of
50,000, wtt.h unemployment at about eo percent,
it baa been something of a naticJnal bad Joke for
yean.--Off!ce nys-tt*s UJD4rEm-st: t;oUJj
At n, Officer ls one of the naUoo'1 youn1eat mayon -too youn• to remember when Eaat S . Louis WU a b111tliDI commuaity..ol peeldq
'
Give your home a
Christmas pr~sent!
Buy now for Christmas delivery.
203 to 253 off
our custom draperies. Including our 27 best
selling fabrics1 lining, labor and installation.
. -I ~-'~
)! '( . ~ ·~ -"I •
_,
....... __ ""'
~ .. ,,
, ,,. 1 •
Bedrooms. llVIOQ rOOl1')S, the whOle house wanna ui:> w1ltl new
custom draperies. And lhtnll how much memer Ctwiatmu will be
with them. We've chosen 27 or our best aeUNig labrlcs
1ncludiog: entlque satins, sheers, e>pen weevea end textures
And nght now you can save 20% to 25% on lebrie. llning, lebOf
and insteletion. Call our custom deooretor nearest you end get
your ordet'" now tor beeutrful new dfapeoea
~ row """"' JC"9nney
du D •• etudlo or ptMlne tor
I .............. •PDlnllftMt.
-rsclCPenney
.... '"'°"' .n.cttte ..... ,. 0c-. 11 ""°""' ....... , .......... 21.
UM .._ OeMeY TIMe P.,,...nt Pten. .
HUNTINGTON llACH (714) n2·7171
LAGUNA HILU (714) H1-7700 LAKIWOOD (213) U4·7000
MONTCLAIR (714) U1·M11
NIWftORT HACH(~ M4·HU NOllTtlMNll(l1~ 1414
llALL OP ORMCll ~4) ... t100 0MN0a 'TMI CITY (714) IM-1IOO
PALM IPRINOI (7'4) U'Mlt1
PUINTIH-U.1 ttl) ..... 1 RIVIRllDI 714 .., ...
IAM•R =114-1111 THOUIAND OAKI tl?_.,1 '~m WllTC '1-.m1
WHITTWOOO( l)Mf·Mt1
I '
chucked lta hellhole lma1e and belin to rebu.lld.
la a awtkh from the put, wben poUUclana
promlled elUsena everytbJ01 and delivered
virtually notbln1, Officer campal1ned by
promialnC' very UWe except boneaty and 1oocl
manapment.
When be uaumed tbe relpa ol 1ovemment,
Officer lnber1ted an estimated St5 m.ll1lon clty
debl-lncludJng two years of unpaid utJUty and
telephone billl amounting to SZ. 7 m.illlob -and a disastrous public Image.
ALTllOVGH HE la a licensed undertaker,
Officer doean't plan to pretlde over a dylq city.
He bu DO lllualooa of quick IU«est. ''You
start at the beginning, with tbe bulc euentiala.
No bualnesa in ita right mlnd la going to move lo
here until we improve our police, fl.re and other services.''
The new mayor bas wasted no time. He
began immediately by weeding out frivolous cl·
ty jobs, s uch as that of a City Hall timekeeper
who sat near the time clock and watched workers punch in and out.
BV C'V'ITING 145 positions, be trimmed the
biweekly payroll from about $400,000 to $235,000
during bis first month in office.
For many years, pollUeal patronage was
the city's "solution" lo its monstrous unemploy-
ment problem. "The watchword was go to the
mayor's office, you'll get whatever you want,"
Officer says.
..
Manukim bave been manted for It 1•an.
but they are almo1t atran1en.
Manuldan'1 hnprt.onment la a Nul eon·
centratlon camp and aublequat emlll'•tiOQ
to tbe United States, leavtn1 bla wife and
three cbiJdren beb1Dd ln RUllla. separated
lbe couple for nearly • yean.
But Manultlan, a '71-year-old retired
restaurant worker, never loet faltb that be
would be reunited wltb lils wtfe. He kept la
touch wltb her by correspondence .
Recen.Uy Mrs. Manukian aacl 4t-year-ofd
daughter, Asya, who vialted ber father in
1977, new from Moscow to Loi Anaeles where
Manukian met them.
The Manuldan.s and Aaya will live her~.
YOU'LL
KNOW THE
DIFFERENCE
ALAN
MAG NON
PONTIAC
2480 Harbor Bl
Co\la Ml'\a 54?-4 300
tf. I RABBITI
INSURANCE
.. ......... le ,...._ ..... ,..
14:&s • 1..-cy
FARMERS
INSURANCE GROUP
..._.114 er Hl-MJ7
1914 ........ C.-..... .,_o;::..-
Price Cuts on Antennas, CBs,
Home Alarm Systems & Much More!
Signal Splitter
Included by ArcherOIOf'"
Turns an1enna .n 3 !>teps for 59ss ~
best reception from every TV or /
FM statlOn w1thtn range 15.1224
/i./~. ~~· Reg. $3.99 ·v.1ue
Multi·P·rogram AC
Timer by M1cronwe
Mic~
Reference Book
Save
14°/o NOW --ONLY =:...
~1288
Reg.14.95 ---
295
Turns lamps on or oft while
you're away. Or wake to~.
smell of fresh cottee per1ting .
Upgrade your record
changer now-don't let a
worn stylus damage your
records'
~3
25' Phone Extension Cord
~ Reg. Save
U 1.15 22°/o
Take your phone out-
side or Into another room. Modular plug.
271-383
Telephone Siiencer
ONLY g95
Siiences phone's bell
when you want privacy.
43-125
Archer Smoke Alann te!ll~~ Compact
Alann Save
18°/o
13ss
System
Personal
Alann
Powemome
by Radio Shacte
495
Reg.16.95
Gives your family time to
escape safely. Responds
to all types of f ires. U.l.
listed. With battery ...... 54
Loud. built-in protection
1or doors and windows.
Batteries extra.
Small enough to fit in a
ourse. loud enough to be
heard half a mile away!
Auorted Magnets
ONLY15¢
&lch
For hobbles. experi-
ments, games. refrigera-
tor atick-ons.
14-117IJIO/la
WHEREVER YOU UVE. WORK OR "'-AY. TH*RC'S A
RADIO SHACK ITORI NEAR rour
~A M l ...
Mltll'411 ... ~M•f•
COSTA MIU m::::: :':
.. . \;
.... 4 ·~
Helping '795
Hands I
Frees hands for soldering.
fastening, glueing. repairing
or assembling. Alligator-type
spring clamps. Solid cast-
iron base. 14.2093
CHARGE IT
(MOST STORES}
U•IV•llf (Afl't\t•litfO Jt'\ttC.--.~ ...... n-••Un< .,.., ..... ..
t~ ..... .-.·
.J::~::=·:...
Mott 11erns
el50 IYl111b4e II
Redto Sheck
Dealers
Loe* for I h II
Sign in yovr
n119'*"hood
T
O•AL.•ttt
l
l
·' '
,
• .. • l
..... Ootober 21, 1979
Family CUr.es HeartaoHi
Tia• prottl••• of f01t., C~ 8N Ml laet OD 0...,. Cou•t1'1 elalef fo1ter laome reenitlr,1.-lllda.
ff• ......... iid blmaelf.
I Idle IHHd back ln bla 1wtvel eUlr ud pro,PDed bl1
feet up GD 1118 4ieA U M mUMd
over tbe f-.r bome dilemma.
0 0 • COVUS It waa eom·
pletely dlfferent tben," the g. year-old Evanaville, Ind. naUve
aald.
"But theM tidl bave common
problema. They feel unwanted,
inferior, and lnlecure. You up.
root kids, it's IOl to have an ef. feet."
The 1932 depression form~
the backdrop of his childhood,
Ridge said.
When his mother was divorced
and left penniless, be was shut-
tled from home to home, work·
ing at odd jobs and "beading for trouble."
ff• IDOftld from truet ranch to daily farm to boardiq.bouM
In l:'fUHtU. ln thoae early
yHn.
But tben Ida mother met and
marrted a wealthy man from
W'llela ..... , .... ., ..
tlteereetl ••ti lelt
., ... 11eaa, •e ., ••
.... ,,_ lrea .. me
te ••mt, .,.rid•• •• .... ~ ......... .. , ..... .we.,
Dallas, Texas, took him back in·
to the family, and his Westyle
cbaneecl abruptly.
'!Instead of running around
with shady characte rs in
Evanaville, I ran a.round with
doctors' aoo.s and started play.
ing in school athletics." Ridge remembered. • •
wor ker for Oun1e Coant1'•
Welfare Department 13 years aco.
AND NOW be'1 belpl.q recruit
foeter famlll• for Oran1e Cowl·
ty '1 ne1leeted and abused
cbildrm.
"I suma I have extra IDUlbt
into whet it'• like to be a foMer
ltld. The wont part la that feel-
inl of beiD8 aloae .••
But most children adjuat
rapidly, Ridle 1ald.
And the major 1oal of the
foster home recruit.en ls to have;.
enou&b fami.lles so that the child
can be placed in a home that la
as similar to his back1round as possible.
"WE TaY to make as few
changes in the child's Weat.yle
as posslble' since SO percent of
the kids are eventually returned
to their own homes."
YOUNQSTE O.lly NM,......., "8t O'o-ff RS AT ALBERT SITTON HOME NEED FOSTER FAMILY PROTECTION
Foster parents we re church
members who took in homeless
kids without pay-and without
training. Supervisio n was
minimal, he said.
Eventually be made his way t.o
Southern CaWornia, where he
t}egan working as a career social
And former foster kid Les
Ridge ia determined to make the
public aware of the continuing
need for foster families.
But Aoater of Couplea WllNng to Help HH Dropped Off In The Laat Year
'Tiiey iust
Need a Lot
Of Love ••• '
ByDELORESBROOKSIRWIN
Of .... Olllly ,..... .....
The shrieks of children at play can be heard
from behind the massive locked front door at
Albert Sitton Home.
But miton are closely questioned before
they're let through the door.
Director Bilf Steiner sweeps through a tour of the home, calling the kids by name.
HE GLANCES AT THE vtsltlni parents, closely monitored by the home's staff.
"So many of these kids are involved In
court cases," Steiner whispers. "Sometimes
parents try to influence their testimony."
And that locked front door helps protect
those inside Albert Sitton Home from the oc·
casional vindictive parent. The enraged,
threateniq parent.
Because tbese children have been taken from their homes by law.
These youngsters are neglected. Han-
dicapped. Unwanted. Beaten. Sexually abused.
STEINER GIVES A Z· YEAa-OLD a bug as
be pauee through the crowded toddlers' wing.
Makeshift beds, portable cribs have been
dragged in to accommodate the stream of
newcomers.
The Sitton home is meant only to be a
stopover for the children -an interval between
the police car and the family environment of a foster home.
Albert Sitton bas a capacity for 88 children.
But the last six months the temporary care
facility hasn't been able to find the foster
parents it needs t.o house the children until court
cases are decided.
So they've bad to bold 84 children.
"I can't put a 'no vacancy' sign on the front
door,'' Steiner says .
''Eighty.four is impossible. ButiCyou can get
uptol4youcange~upto94. Orl04." ...
C()UNTY SOCIAL SERVICES officials say
the number of parents signing up for the foster
home program has dropped alarmingly in re·
cent months.
"In the last year we've lost 50 homes," said
Les Ridge, county foster home recruiter.
"We had our highest ever a year and a half
ago at860. Now we're down to 581. We don't really
know whyit'ahappening. ••
But Orange County is not alone in ex·
perlencing a loss of foster homes -both in
terms of decreasing new foster home applica·
tions and terminations of current licenses.
A social services report to Orange County
supervisors reported a 4 percent net loss of
foster homes when comparing March 1978 to
March 1.979.
HOWEVER, SAN DIEGO, Riverside and
Los Angeles counties each recorded even
grea\er losses for the s ame period, of 7 .5 per·
cent, 9.2 percent and 6.8 percent. respectively.
County officials think a number of factors
may be contributing to the dearth of foster
homes.
-Increase in working wives. Reportedly, 58
percent ol all husband-wile families nationwide
bad at least two wage-earners by March 1978.
-The growing national rate of inflation
coupled with Orange County's high cost of Uv·
Ing.
(See FOSTERING, Pa1eAU)
l9UCI ..... H COST of DTMI
CREMATION
BURIAL AT SEA
MOUNTAINS or DESERT .. " .. .., ..
-. ~ .... : -~ · __ ~ .....
:, ........ ~~
The ~ 8ocletv °"9f'I • .,.,.. 8nd dignified
orem8llaft .,.. with d ... rnlnltion ...... """ Ot mountlllnl. Ow~ tells the~ ltOfy of our aoctety.
THI MEFTUME SOCll1'Y
2• W. CMit ttwr .... t
Ml.,.. ...... CA tU61 = 714 646-7431 ':..':
Send FrwPorttolk> to: No ulelmln will Clll '1 Name .......... ...... • f f ••• t t It t 0 . t t t. t t 0 t t t t t t t ff f
Add,.., .............................. ' ............
Qty • • .• .•.. .. . . . .• , ••.•..... , ........... Stlle ......
Of'IN DAILY 10.10
SAT., 9·10, SUN., 10·6
o I ... .
. . 1
' -. . . ~ . _.,_. ··~i~ ·~.~-~
MEAT LOAF Dll lEI
Oel1c1out m .. ot loaf w.th
creamy wh•pped po1010 ...
.-fled "*9••ot>t. Roll and 1' bun~,
•
DREAM
SHER
ILAllET
392 ,
l •ch
l lr•oted to rodu<•
I •heddong Mothlna
I wo\hoble
1200-WAn PIO snu
Fast, efficient ond so aoty 1 ••• to uM. &Jolit ond ..... bof.
one.cl. Model 063
VllYL
IAll
POICIO ,.,
Handy vinyl roll\ f'O"' .........,__.._... ....... ,, ~ho. 011e tlH fits o".
rt..,, 011 utro Ill ,.ow
co.for~. ---........
' I' h Looking Dittos."' Me n s sty ts hoo•• from. Several styles to c nerydoy.
Comfortable to wear
100-COUIT
RA
BAGS
I~~
I 0~-_count tea bogs. A del1ctou~ rich hearty fie·
var. Con be served hot or
over ice.
SllACI
PACI
STICKS
1~
p.,., f \t L \ b t"tf
, .. ,. r ''"""' .. ' ,o ...
\OQ• \pt( r \I I( .. \
• / IH'•t•OU' on~ ''~"
..
20 COITAC• CAPSULES
Cont~0<n·o<1ion decongei·
tonl 10< 12·hovr relief So.,. ot
Kmort. I''
25" IFLUOllSCllT IKll1'
Ca mpi.ta llri9ht Stik• unit . . iuU lnsloll, piuv-lfl ond
tum on.
-
••••
lllAIT• •• RLlll
_,,.
-' ,_ -....
LADIES'
POlYISTa runu11c1s
2t~ 3.96 4.S7
An old favorite tflot's so bo .
yovr foll wardrobe . . . ,:,:
. neck tops with eosy-on bodt . fashion colors. rip .
9' , ' ~ ..... , • • • --
PlllT nny
-'t'-, ...?.: : -I:" '~· ·_,.~ ~: «' ~.· DISH
TOWW ~ "" .. . . .. " . .. ,
I • .. "'," •',; 2s1 .. . .
f ~.· •••
I ~'-I . l .. , t : Fer
12"x7S' ALUMllUM FOIL
-·--.TIT ...
~
8·2c .•
llOAL Pia•
f IAlllS
97!
I 5a7• and Isler ....
g""'9d -'al ._
wtlh non-vlore elot~
Scr4.
10-ll.•
IYICUSS sm , ••
-Cllm
IMllll8 &Awm -•m&a'f .. "'---'9\lcm .......... --
··1 guess you could say I have a personal interest.'·
>JI ~ s".u ~ II -i• AOVllllTllfO llltllllCffAMOIM "<>I.ICY
0,,.. --..... -~ • .., ....... ....., •-• ...... -t'\ ..... •M<.-V~~· , . .,..,_,.-I_,. •"Ot ............... .,
~~~.: .... :::.~; .. ,.= -:-c .,. .......... ,_.. ·--· . .,._,._ "" , ... ""''".....r _......-..... .,u•.,-.. , .......... "" .... --·~ ..... ............... ~..,... ...... ~ ... .,,,,, 0.... t-.....• 90..,... °""'" ,~ .... ~,..,_ .... ,t1>
s___.
STEllO PIOIOCUPI
566
Full si1e 8SR record chon~er with
diamond stylus, ceramic car·
tridge, cue/pause control.
MEI'S
CIEW
SOCKS
J !? Pkg
Cott0<>/ toetch .. yton
crC""W\ wtth full cutit·
._ 1001 S.te\ 1().13.
J "•'S·YD. • HCT
TAPE
1~!
!.ell odh.,ong d oth
ta pe wotl\ ..Iver poly-
e thylene cooling
So .. now.
TUSH
CAI
UlllS
2!!
~t.Woll ftt ~30
vollon tra sh (0 11&. ~with -
MDL
SllU
PAPll
77!.
I 3"a2S' bv9 ltlll sh.ff
po,,.r. kllls roochu,
J Olltt, ...... fW!.
lllm ----•cumm --.......
l , • j
i
• t
l
' •
r •
~ . ., ,
i ' • 1
wan llA.N..., Pl••dlou ..._ ...... ma ta.. rue ...... la a ,._..,..,.-. mli-.cl
bNedaamed ....... .
ff• Mid bMrtworma .,. a Mrious Pf'Oblem
in otJMr.,... ol tblt eo.t:rJ but are ranly '"" lD ....... Calllonla _._ tbe doc bu been
to UM &Mt Cout or Soulia when burtworm1 anfomit.
Seooter. who was brwcbl lo Welti db·
playH tbe clwlc aymptoma ol tM cliMue, the
vet aaid -fever and awoUen joenta wtth weak.
nna ln the rear teca.
TD VET &UD dol• wbo contract tM db·
eaae will a1ao h•ve a chronic COUlh. weiabt baa
and 1eneral weakness. ·
Scooter's disease w-s dlqDC>Md by heart x"
rays, b&ood tests and an electrocardia,,.am. Ac·
cord1nt lo Weitz the animal wu treated and ls
recoverina.
The doctors said the beartworms live in the
dog's heart and major blood vessels. Tbe dis·
FOSTERING LOVE. • •
<Fro• Pace All)
-1be increaalnt number ol Orance County
divorces . .Between 1970 and ~ber of •
divorces filed each year Jumped by 44 percent
while marriaeea increased by only 7 percent
during the same period.
THESE STATISTICS 8LA8ll tbe numbier of
famUJes available for foster home recndtment.
"lt's getting to the point where people Just
can't afford to do lt," recruiter llidse saya.
"A one-ineome famlly can't afford to buy a
house in Southern California."
Comity aupervllon recently approved a 14 percent increue In payments to foster puenta,
bopi°' to belP tempe\!: bite ol lnllation. The bufc rates ranp from SUI per
month for children under 6 years to *3fO a
month for teenagers.
But the ecoeomlc toll ta.ken on the pool of
foster families itn't limited to individual belt
tightening.
ANOTHER MAJOR FACfOR is Proposition
13 or rather. the scarcity of social program
funding prompted by passage of the property
tax cut initiative.
Programs and positions that fell by the
wayside in budget~utting fever have made
their absences fell · at least to foster parents.
Ruth Stacy, Foster Parents Association,
said county workers have been overloaded with
cases since Proposition 13.
And that hurts foster parents, particularly
new ones. she said
"FOSTE& PA&ENTS AllEN'T getting 8llll' service. Wben you have a problem or need help,
there's no one the!'e," Mra. Stacy said.
"It's not their fault. Their caseloads are too
heavy. But the first few months are really
traumatic for new foster parents. They need
that extra attention."
So a s hrinking pool of available foster
families ca used by inllation and the high cost of
eaM la tramm.ltted b)' mo1qul*oel wlUdl cany
the lmmatwe larva from tM blood 1tream ol
one aGlmal to uotber.
wan M YI KB beJle\W the dl.Mue may
be oa dae lnereue ln Southern California
becauee ol the sreater mobility ol people and
their,...
He laid Scooter's case aboWd serve a.a a
warniaa to pet owners and vets to be on the
lookout for heart.worms. "The important thing
in treatment la early detection before aeriou.s
dama,.occW'I."
\
SANDY BUCKLEY CUDDLES FOSTER BABY
,,
living combined with cutbacks in county
services keep the population high at Albert Sit·
ton home.
But the kids keep pouring lo.
AND COUNTY OFFICIALS a re mtensifymg
efforts to find enough foster homes to make a
compatible match between child and the foster
family.
Albert Sitton director Bill Steiner grins as
he peels away the toddler clinging lotus leg and
hands the crying child to a staff member.
"They just need a lot of love, that 's all," he
said.
Experiences Count Up
Volunteer's Duties May Lead to a Career
Of all the institutions
that rely on volunteers
to fill out thin spot.a In
staffing. Fairview State
Hospital is perhaps the
most organized.
After signln1 on with
volunteer ~tor Enid
Lathrop, new people go
tbrough a tborouah
evening orientation to
rmc:a .ones
SMITHS' MOITUMY
627 Main St
Hunt~ach
,_,..,.T
COLOMIA&. ..... AL
NOMI
7801 Boise Ave.
Westminster
893-3525
PAC91C¥•W ~, ...
Cemetery Mo~ary
Chapel
3500 Pacific V..,,, Onve
Newport Beach
644-2700
MICOINCS MOtlTUAmlS
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Ulguna Hills
788-4]133
San Juan C.platrano 495-tne
learn the procedures antL
a great many facts
about client problems.
THE PaOGRAMS are
split into a dozen or so
segmenta, divided by
patient abilities and
physical conditon.
Timecards are kept as
part of the effort to keep
0e.c• Netkes
•llOWN REY. DOCTOR W. DONALD
BROWN, ~of """*1 9M<ll, C.. Pe1Md _,, 1111 ~ 11, 1m.
Al 1119 time GI "I• dNtll 119 was ,... llllodete "-'°' et St. J-Ep!K-1 Cl!Urtll In ..._.. a..c11, .,,. wes
pnvl0111 Rector el Owlsl Eplic-t
Cl!Ur<fl, C.W-f« 17 .,..rs. He It
111rvhed by 1111 wife Ylr9lnle,
deuVlll .. 1 SuSM Olef,fee end Yktorle
Slrene, J .-~ldr ... S.rvk tt wlll
ti. Mid Oii WedMldey .. 12:00 -•I St. Jemot ~°"4 Oturc:ll wltll 1119 R.,,. Fetller Jdwl Atlwy offlci.11119, In
lieu of ·~ doNUofll lo IN! SI. Jem.s lpltc-1 Ctwrcll ~m«l•I
FIHld llf'• ~. Sorvk.. llftdlf' tM dlrec:tlott of Hef'lllOr Le-.-t
Olive Mortuery of Colle Mou.
S40-SS.S4.
Set.
JOMNSON
•OBE•T F . .JOHHSOH, ~of Ceste Mete. c:.. ~ ...., Oii ()c.. ..... tt, mt .... _ • .,......, of.,.
......... Hiiis HolplUt Att«i.tloa. He 11 s11rvl,,.... by Ills wife P:kH'eftco, ~ ~ "9ckll0tt of Ttut..
hwny 5"'1111 fJf El C.-toft. C:.., s.tt.
.., JetwwM ...... CMotlM, • -JIMIO WeN of Celle MeM. C• •• ~· """"' .... Gnlwr .,...._. ........... £-.Jee-... of, ..... ••d s er•114<1tllC1ren. Fu11ere1
9"kw ......... ,,. -· ... Mtlleley •t lM S11tltll & T11tllltl
Wutcllft_Cll•,.•· IMltlt Tutllltl
W.tkllff CM!l9f dll"KlOra. ........ ....
everything professional
and to provide data for
state reports.
At pres ent, the
hospital needs a party
chairman to help ar·
range festivities hosted
by community groups
and someone to audit
and compile timecard
information.
OF COURSE, the
hospital always has
room for those who want
to work dlrectly with
client.. Supervision and
training are furnished
to improve volunteer
skills.
For information on the
many ways you can help
at Fairview. contact
Mrs . Lathrop at
957-5188.
For those who can't
get away during the
day, the Family
Violence Hotline needs
h elp an1wering
telephone calla for as·
aistance. About six
boura • week ii required
and anawertn1 can be
done at home. Call
Laurie James at 438-6711
for details .
TBOSB WITH foreign
lan1uaje akllla are
needed by a number of
county •a-dee. A list
of belpen 1a betq com·
plied for referral• to
centers need holiday
goodies of all types to
help brighten the season
for elderly, disabled or
developmentally han-
dicapped clients. People
to play Santa and to
sponsor parties are also
sought.
UlTll•e•OM ... :"'~ 2'2'
....... a1encie1 facin1 """~.':!:Loe::;-'....,.,. laniuqe burlen. e;;t;.;;.. ~ ~:,. ~L:1_ The lilt, wt leada on ~~ 873-94SO
...caeacn ... s
ea&.llOADWAT MOITUAI¥
110 Broactway
CoetaMeN 142-9150 -INITM a TVn&L MOllNAIY
Wll1Q.Jllf CMAP&
Mottu9rY • CtematloN
d'1 E. 17th St.
COICaMeu Ml•• H
"
Jiil ~ ..... • Of ..... .. ......... ••••••:.:.f:{''.,. ........ a large number ol other ..,..."" w111...... n :tMM.., volunteer npen•np are ..,... ae.... a, ""'111 .. Mew1t-available throqb Volun· ~~~.:;:~~~ tary Action Center of ~..,.., Soutb Oraqe County.
... ,.. .... .;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;~~· CaJJ for infonnauon at 1 • rn-nio or m-8278.
Neptune Society '
(lllMATIOH 8UlllAL AT·HA
~7431
C..fw ... ,....,...
""" C-./9!r.
At the nat end of t.be
Ora .. Cout, the V AC
can be reached at •-OOU. For iDforma-
Uoa OD tbe foua.tnt:
-A number of
boapttall, •c•ctea and
,ICTITIOU\ 8 USINU$
NAME STATEMENT
l hf' totlowinQ i>"''~n\ .,,. Oo•nQ
\'"""'" "' PACIFIC t>AftO •llPNtTUA( 10
A\t'1br~ .,.._,..,,,.. ( .-i•f0""" "11'4
M••• !. E 111011 10 ••llb•oo•
lr'vtn,. r 1'1itOf'T11" ~1114
E mll 0.C.00.1•• Ill W 11111 \lr ... t
osta MH.t Catlfornl~ •1'11
T"h bU\IM$\ ,, (Of'tdu<tf"O OY •
,,.,.,~p
Emit O.Cost.-
Tlut i !A-we• 111.0 wolll -_,., C-GI Or~ C-.ty Oft Oc· -·•.1m
PUBLIC NOTICE
-~~~~~~~-~
PtCTITIOUS aUSINISS N.,_. ITATEMeNT
Tiie fol~119 _ _, It doi"9 b\IM•
MUH'
WEST COAST STATIONERY
AND VIDEO SUPl"t.Y. t .. 7 lk>IM
Chic• Avenue, M11n01101on 8••<" C•lllomle.,...
S.nctr• S«Mro, G I Motnl119•t•• Orlve, Hunti"Ql1111 9-<ll. C•llfotnto .,...
Tlllt ~i It <°"""1ecl lly .., lft
Olvldllel
Selldr•Sc>lro Tllll ,..._ .... flied wllll !fie c_,1., ,..,,, "'Or-,_.,, Oft s....
lfl'ft~,., tt7'
COUNTY I OBITUARIES
PUBLIC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE ... ., ......
UNI PlllO '°'°°" OtlT•ICT llOYte• TO c:.tl•OITOttS Nolle• ,, -... ,1..... ..... .... w ..... Olt COU•T Oft TM•
-..,. ef ~ ef ... ..._,. ITAft~<.AUPOtlNtAPOll
Metoe ~ ~ o.nc:t .. "' re TMe CIOUWrf OP OllMiotl ..... , -.... "' °' .... ' •. ""· ........ ,,, •AMtM ................. .._ ..... 1... lttete of ICATHLIEN ICALE .ic..t .... ._........_ .. _..,.,,._ UL.ANOE•.~
Ytt• ~. _...., .. 2"° Mew ltOTICE IS HEIU!8Y GIVEN lo t11e
y~-Ori ... ~. CMte ....... to ... "-·· .. .,.._ ......_ m.:-. C.0.\1 ~Col .... ~lrt<I lor ,,.., 011 pe.._ "°"'119 <lolmt ~eln\I (~\f---el o lot-<°'I of ...... .., OK-OH ,_....., lO ti ..
UOJIOO --0.. ll•to<ut..., -U."'• •Iii' IM -~y __ ,, lfl !AOM ,,,,_ .... .,, • .._ 1or ..._ ,,. Offl<o fJf IM Clflrtl of ii.. ...... .,_
110" 01 ttw offi<• Of ,.,. a.,,,,..., UtlH c...i, .,, to .,......,, "'-""· wit"
¥•,..04• l~7 Plecoftl'° •••"IH Ille l\t<.-y ......Cllen.. IO ,,.. ""
(Mt. Mew, -,,.. "°"''I o,.. °"" ...... el ... O'hu of STEVEN T IO\p m _.....,_....,F,_y , ... Ol!L8lltDCiE.Anor ... .,,411 lAw.MllN
... ,, of IE--""" ~ '"'•' .c "•"<°""' Dr • Sulto tel Sonte Ano. """ to _. h ~ el "' ,_ c.i1 ... _ Wl'IK, _.,It '"' ....... O'
_,.,. ...,_ 01 I JO p ~ , f-buS>"Ht Of U. ~.....,Ill •II "'•l·
W.,"'-1l '"" lwt ....,..........I0""9"'•'•otw1c10..
R-R ~ <-•· -lour -~ Ml« llle ...___. llnl ................. tNt-k •.
'lt1' ....... ~.... 0.-0c-"·"'" ~~· -... ,It-..,._ Or ..... (.Mt! o.ity 1'14«, IE--Of -Witt Of ~11•11!..~--~ neve:;~=~ocMftl
PUBLIC NOTICE
P ICTITtOU' I UMN•H
NAM6 STATIMUIT
A--,.-~ ..1 .. "--on ..
"-"• ltl
Met• """ CA W1M '" 11i.1 ,., ms ""_, ... ., ... _
Pv-ct1•~ 0-~ (o.t'\t Oe1tv P1tot
0.t 71 ~-NO• 4 11 t•" '!0101~
PL'8UC NOTICE
Ptacnt ~Or ... Cil4lt o.lly PllOt,
Oct. t i, ........... "·,.,, 501•"
PVBUC NOTICE
l ~
l J
~ .
l
I
·'
"
TRAVEU DELAPLANE .... OotoOet 21. ,..,.
ParadUe -.DiacoVered 26 Miks Oui Christmas Tour to
Egypt and Kenya
81 ftAN DlllAPIANS
SANTA CATAUNA ISLAND -lf· ,ou
remember WbtD \M Bil a.. played at
the 1rand caat.o • ...S tbe 1ea made h\aab·•·
bye mualc on the Ullida -"I Left Ny lA>ve
In A Yalon" -Udl la 10W' C\Q> of teary
nostallia. l uaed up a pocketful ot Kleenex
on the boat to Catalina.
11'e Bil White Steamer that rocked us
from reallt¥ to Paradl.ae la rone. We Co o~er now on a fleet of trim.
three-deck ahlpe. Five trips a day in the
summer. Three a day now. Catalina laland
h.as become a )'eat·round resort.
AV ALON -(!,... RESIDENTS> -
gets a half mllllon day-trippers, over·
nigbten and w kenden a y~ar.
Add lt to the wonders of the Won
derland of Os. Disneyland and Universal
Studios. The San 01ego Zoo. Knott 's Berry
Farm. safari parks and elegant shopping
districts that are 'part or the new makeup
of Southern Califomja.
The boet trip takes an hour and three·
quarters. Round·trip. only $12. There's a
bar and snack bar. The channel is usually
smooth. ••• WILLIAM WRIGLEY, JR. -<chewing
gum, ''double your pleasure, double your
fun·'> -bought the island. Passed it along
to son. P.K. It's now administered by Los
Angeles Park and Recreation.
The Wrigley family held onto 60 per·
cent of the city of Avalon and 14 percent of
the island. Their Santa Catalina Island Co.
runs the tour buses •. a three·and·a-half-
hour jolting ride through the interior.
It's worth it. In 1924, a silent movie
company brought over sixteen buffalo to
m ake a picture. "The Vanishing
Americans ." Th e company and the
Americans vanished. They left the buffalo.
"There's now a herd of more than
500, • · said Ron Lara who drove me.
* .. * I CAME TO AVALON once, but not to
dance. Catalina was taken over by the
military. Bill Donovan's hush·hush OSS
wu trilD1na ~re. 11Mre wu a huce camp
o( &ralMM for tlMI mercbut marine.
'
1Gua .. Q..,lancler, Amlac'a Hawaii
hotel Qeoc>n. w .. offtcer ln char1e ol feed·
l n1 and hou1tn1 thla mob. Reluctant
clvUlana beinc turaect Into 1eamefh
I came oo a 1blp with a new quota. ( l
had tornethl.oc to dO wlth p11bUc relatlona.
Jutt wbal J wun't IW'e. > A. we came Into
harbor. the boy1 alNady there lined tbe shore.
'.'YOU'LL BE SORRY!" they shouted.
Welcome. stranaer!
· All train.la& 1tatlons had a marchJn.g
band. We had Phil Harris and his 30-piece
orcheslru! ··t left my heart in Avalon."
*** AVA.tON WILL SURPRISE you. I ex-
pected a .boardwalk ·thing -rtdes, pinball
machines, Jukeboxes and beer.
It's none of that. 'Mw>ugh Lara said:
"On the Fourth of July we bad 35,000 peo. pie!"
It's a clean tittle town. True. the beach
. "7'·--1•
"Piped music In hotel• I can )oat about tolerate ..
but wwld aomeone mind \urning off \he Gideon Bible
ca&Mtt• ... ?"
ernst strauss1 a collector,s riches
Open Sund-V Noon tlll 6:00.
South COllt Plaza Co1t1 Mell 967 -1611
• 1
la U.. lize ol a table clotll. But the beach
1t1"l la cloMd to tralftc. Aad everybody
NWl .. down the mlddle of the road in the
warm IUD. • 1
••• VDY GOOD BE8TAUllN'n. And
INEXPENSIVE . .pi.oner with drhW about
112. Bruklaat, $3.50. Plenty of 1mall hotels
at 125 avera1e.
._ There's a helpful Visitors' Bureau.
·' Avaloo is run by Mayor 0 Bud" Smith, a united Airlines pilot.
He rues over to L.A. airport lo bls
own small plane.
* *. WHAT'S WRONG Wl'ftl it? The inland
bus ride climbs straight up from the beach
to the airport at 1.602 feet. Rfding ln the
cab you look straight down as the driver
goes to the edge of the cliffs.
Folders with pnces are attracuve and
free. Write Catalina Chamber of Com·
merce. Avalon, 90704. Make it attention
Tim Mazur. lie seemed like a chap who
gets things done. <Don't forget to bring
your heart.)
Dec. 21 , 1111 .. Jan. 7, 1llO
TRAVEL BAG
CAJUCIVAL TOURS• DELTA QUEER
PJUMCESS CRUISES• ROYAL VllJNG
UNES and MA TIOMAL AIRUftES present
CRUISE LINE TRAVEL
OF THE FUTURE
u.J ·~ totally illuminating preaentotlon
by the leaders of the industry!" 5 FILMS ·WINE & CHEESE • GIFTS
Q QUE~ON & ANSWER SFSSION
Z r-----.----PLUS ------•
-Drawing For A ~ FREE4-DAYDELTAQUEEN High Sea? :S CRUISE
~ TUESDAYEVEN1NG-6P.M. Musical Snafu Not.ed 6 OCTOBER 23
DETROIT <AP> _ A burricaae struck a c2 Brazilian Room-Sheraton Newport
sour note in the Detroit Sympbooy Orchestra'• Call Campus TraYel Bureau
plans for a first European tour tb1a fall.
After delivery of special alum.iJlum and 833-0454
formica cases in wb.lch to ship their lnstrumeota To Reserve Your Seat
•
had been delayed for 18 months, the cootainers -NoAdmlulon-NoCbarge
were crushed in the bold of a Briti.ab freight.er _.......---r-r.--t-Y
that was caught in a hurricane as it crossed the
Atlantic.
Since the custom-made trunks could not be ----------------...--'-"'----
repaired in time for the musicians· departure,
members of the orchestra had to k>ok elsewhere
for help.
The problem was solved when members of
the New York Philharmonic and the Pittsburgh
Symphony agreed to let them use their travel
cases.
Make plans on your itinerary to be
one of the first to see the
Ernst Strauss Cruise and Early
Spring Collection of Suits and
Coau, shown by a special
representative in South Coast Plaza
on Monday end Tuesday,
October 22 -23.
Beautifully tailored fine woolens.
failles, Ultrasuede• and enriched
evening brocade: the jacket in coolest
blues alight with golden threads,
edged in black piping, over a narrow
black skirt. South Coast Plaza,
Fine Suit and Coat Salon
1.magn1n
\.
We guarantee
you an'{ duplallt tis
un6elew-.e trip anywhere~
--~pike!
A COMPlffi VACATION
Thet't's no better "11~J to ~ China. The
comfort of yout 5hip ~• ntpl Md the
excitement of sighlstting dUriog the ct.y •
HERE ARE AU YOUR EXCLUSIVE FEATURES •• * ~ Fr.indsco, Los Angeles Of' Nationwide
round-trip depvtures via scheduled wide--
body P.in Am 747 and 747SP jetliners. * 14-day Cruise along the M.linland Chin ..
Ca.st between Hong kong and !(obe, Ja~n,
abo.iro the completely refitted MIV
AquMNrine (Greek registry).
... you'll en10\ l'\Nlr mmult' '''\our 1 ru1't' w11h J
comfortable. '>pdc.1ou' '1c11eroum-.. ncl """h Jll
meals and entertammt•nr mc.ludt>d . * Visit the exotic Chinese lilies o f
Peking, Sh.inghai. Tientsin, Hsinkang-
plus Soochow or Wu•~ith
everything included .
. . you'll be among the few Americans to en1oy
escorted visits 10 The Great Wall. M ing Tomb.
the f orbidden City. Summer Palace and more.
You'll also get 10 visit the beautlfol lake-;1de
cities of Soochow or Wuxi. All sightseeing.
authentic Chinese cuisine, cultural enterta1n-
ml•nt. ml•al a'horl'. motor or rall transportation
plus!. mghl'i al lht' T1entstn fnt'ndshlp Hotel
for Pekin~ included in ~our excluSlva CVI price. * You'll have the chance to see Tokyo,
Bangkok, Singapore or Hong Kong--
or .i combination of them!
... optional 4 to 8 day 'iide trips are avai lable
(at temfK savmgsl to .ill of the above ('it1es.
You decide where you want to ~o and you'll
get rounQltnp a.r fare. deluxe hotel(s). daily
Amencan breakfast. transfers. baggage handling,
lnghsh·speak1ng gu1de-everythms-includedl * Chinese Vi~, related permi~, a11 trans·
fers and baggage h.indling induded •
. . . CVI takes care of Jll lhe details for you, leaving
you free to take in all the sight'i, and come to
know today's China and her people. It's a trip
you'll remember and talk about for years\
Price also includes membership in Club Vacations
International (a $30 annual value) the club that
can save you up to 60% on your next vacation.
Mail coupon bek>w or all coQect for
FREE INFORMATION PACK
or rNll this coupon tod.iy to: e
CW. V.tealoM lll•n11lloMI
9'l9 MMbt St1"t San FrlndlCO, CA 9t1CXJ
Cetttte•••n Please rush me the Club Vacations lntema·
tlonll INFORMATION PlllCK on~ Cr91t China Cruise
from ju1t $2391, wNdl lncludei membership benefits.
.
I
) • I • , • • I
I I
I i I :
I
I
I
. '
: I
I ::-· ·~ v H
11 ,.,~ I f
II NO OIUGATION, Of COURSE ()P.etQZ1 I :
I ... .,..,,.. 1or Cllll> vc.i!Of\1 ,,_,,._., ICVll """"'"" only. I ;
, '''" lft<ludet -"-""'' 111 CVI a~ It ,,, pettOll ~ Oii IL ... G«llf4'ncrl• Pl11• f*I ...... -------------,,
-
I
l
' t
' .
ouer ukk in osta · esa
Our Entire 1979 New Car ·1n':1'entor
(New Cars And-DeDlonstrators )
Over Factory Invoice
On Every 1979
•••
Eleetra, Skyhawk
Esta.te Wagon, Regal,
LeSabre & Skylark •••
\
' -
NOTICE TO lliE BUYER -Ttte invoice total oncludM factory holdback and advert1s1ng assocoatcon assessments and is
nor a ner factory cosr price ro ll'le dea1~r Tile 1nvo1oe mav also not reflect rile ultimate cosr ot the vehicle on view of tf'le
ottaler onsralloo op11on!> reoates and oncenrove awards from rhe manufacturer to the dealer
SSA·
FRI., SAT.
4 SUN. ONLY! co..,,lete ~easing &
GJIAC .Flaaaelag A 1'allaflle ,, I
Ba uer Seroice Dept.
Our price includes everythin~
.-xce pt tax, license and
a 820 d~cum~ntary f e .-.
'
Open
7 .4.M. To 6 P.M •
Mo nday Thru Friday
.... Car, S•all. Car -
We Need Your Trades!
Open 'Till 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat. · . fh-flftfJf! £•nmt'6'•
Yes •.• Open Every Sunday 'Till 5 P.M. ' ... ~ .. · #f Htriel( Ocnl~r
-3 blocks Soutll of tlle HARBOR SL VD /SAN DIEGO FREEWA Y
Su Dieio Freeway A d1vis1on ol Baver Motors. B.79 Q !!00
2925 HARBoR Bl Vo., aJSTA MESA . Ope/.Joguor·TrtvmphMG. ·" •AWe.
~ makes, moHels and colors
Classified Auto Advertising
... in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678
,., . . .. ..
'
"
\ .
'
..
1
\
(
I
. '
·.
..
,I
.NSIDE: •Ent.Ulnment •Erm• Bombeck ..
Notre Dame mt by a White Torliad
Four Touchdowns by USC Tailback Takes Fight ·out of Irish, 42-23
• l' SOUTH BSND. lad. t AP> -A
le1a11lo? or courat. That'• what
Cal.Notre Dame 1amea aN ......,. .. -..
bd w....,· to malt• Sat~• en·
moat ever a1aln1t Notre Dame "A
1ame Uke UUa meuta a lot t.o me. A1 1
10 on In life, 1 can· renecl on the
sreai.t day of my career btlna •lalnat
Notre Dame."
But he downplayed the ballyhooed
Whlte-Fer1uson encounter, wblcb -
like the 1ame It.self -was everyt.bina ll
WH llUPPOSl'<i to be.
a duel," White said. "That's what you
1uy1 made it out to be. We certainly
dido 't upect to run up so many point.a
• acalnal this Notre Dame group. In fact.
when I found out my total yards, I was
surprlJed."
"IT WAS TYPICAL of what we ex-
pect every time we come to Notre
Dame." said USC Coach John
RoblDJOn. "These two teams consider
themselves a mong the best football
teams in the nation and fight each year
to prove it. This year, we came out on
top.
l ,126 yards in total offense wt
PAUL •CDONALD, 80t1TllS
Cal's cool-band quarterback, ae
Southern Cal plllnl up Sfl. ~·
tor the Trojam' other touchdowns
l2·yard passes to Dan Garcia in
second period and Kevin WUllams
the final quarter.
Mr IDO&Mr ol the claMk:t wu the
lrt..aeo oerformaftff ol Cb.vlea White. be Alf·Amerlcan runnlnc back
IOUOt• for a career·bicb 111 yU'da and
eel td one or coll•c• football'•
reat .. t lndhldual 1ro~nd·1alnln1
II with fou.r MeODd·half touchdowns
at sparked fourtb·ranked Southern
Jlifomia io a wild '2·23 victory over
•lre Dame and r ecord·setUn1 Vaaaa
rlWIOO/
White's beroica overshadowed a 18S·
yard performance by Fereuson. who
becam~ Notre Dame's career ruahln1
leader with a total or 2,847 ya,eda.
Ferauson, wbo gained all his ya.rdafe in
the fir11t three periods, scored Notre
Dame's first two touchdowns on runs of
one yard and 21 yards
White surged past Terry Miller of
Oklahoma Slate, Ted Brown of North
Carolina State and Ed Marinaro of
Cornell into third place on the all-Ume
ruahlng charts with 4.798 yards, includ·
ing 1,001 this season.
The senior tailback, who trails
second-place Archie Griffin of Ohio
State by 381 yards. scored on runs of
three yards and one yard in the third
quarter and put the Trojans out of reach
on a pair of one-yard plunges in the
final period.
"Charles White ls the best football
player I've ever been around. He plays
great ln all big football games. And I've
got to credit Notre Dame. Each time we
scored. it seemed Uke lt would take
about eight seconds and they'd score."
White's third touchdown capped a
furious 7!,ls·minut.e stretch in which the
Trojans outscored ninth-ranked Notre
Dame. 21-13. as the two long-time in·
After a scoreless first period ud a 1.J
haUtime struggle, these tw lri~
goliatbs staged another memorable • I
count.er in their classic aeries, which tbe ~) Irish lead 27·21()...4.
The game was witnessed by a aeno.t
crowd of 59,075 in Notre Dame StadiWD5
plus a national television audience. una£D! NO, l'M READY to party,"
uipped While, who carried 44 limes -"DUEL' I DIDN'T KNOW there was
USC'S CHARLES WHITE IS STOPPED BY DAVE WAYMER.
exas Falls, 17-14
Holtz's Cheiv-out
• Wakes Vp Hogs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. <AP> -
rkansas Coach Lou Holtz is
mous for his magic acts, but
a r Memor ial St adium has
ever seen anything like the one
e pulled off Saturday.
He took a talented but untest·
d No. IO-ranked Arkansas
earn, tried out some new forma·
ions. chewed out a tight end
ho became the game's hero
nd took the Razorbacks to a
hocking 17·14 upset over the No.
-rated Texas Longhoi:ns
TIGHT END Darryl Mason
aught a seven·yard touchdown
ass and lsh Ordonez kicked a
1-yard field goal to provide the
great VJctory because we beat a
great football team ."
It was the first time Arkansas
had defeated Texas since 1971.
"We didn't do a nything all
that fancy." said Holtz. "I told
the squad before the gam e we'd
have some trouble moving
against thei r defense Their de·
fense is everything people have
said about it."
Arkansas, short of tight ends.
had as many as three receivers
in the game at times
Tate Is
Champ*
(*Sort of)
PR ETORIA. South Africa
<AP> "I feel like the cham-
pion of the world.·· said John
T a te· after beatin~ Gerrie
Coetzee Saturday night before a
large throng of Coetzee's fellow
South Afncans. "And I am the
champion."
But the hulking 24-year-old
former migrant worke r from
Knoxville, Tenn. is only cham·
pion or the section of the planet
ruled by the World Boxing As·
sociation. He is the successor to
the retired Muhammad Ali. but
La rry Holmes is cons ide red
champion by the World Boxing
Council and rated by most box·
ing observers the best big man
In the game.
"I WILL FIGHT ANYBODY
who wants to light me." said
Tate after scoring a unanimous
15-round decialon over the Pfe·
vioualy unbeaten Coetaee.
But he left no doubt that the
"anybody" be really want.a Is
the 29·year-old Holmes.
Promoter Bob Arum said h<'
t hought maybe he could accom·
modate Tate by tbe fall or 1980.
Tate's next opponent could be
Ron Lyle. Scott LeDoux. Mike
Weaver or one or two others In
February. The fight will be ln
the Uniled States.
TATE, A BLACK, came here
to fight the White Coeztee amid
protests by American civil
rights leaders. There were also
protests from many residents of
Soweto. a township outside
J ohannesburg which is the home
of about 1.2 million blacks. who
opposed the fi ght and fell Tate
was being used .
.. We did it for money ... sC11d
Tate ·~ manager. Ace Miller
"South Africa was a good pa)·
day.""
Tate's payday was $400,000,
small by present heavyweight
standards. but his win. in front
of an integrated audience of
81 .000 at Loftus Versrled rugby
st adium, paved the way for
some really big money fights
BOSTON ERVPT.'
TO BEAT KINGS
• ter sectional powers combined for
Notre Dame threatened another in Ua
(See Tao.JANS, page BZ)
NOTRE DAME'S VEGAS FERGUSON IS STOPPED FIA LOSS BY JEFF FISHER.
This Time, Brn'ins Rally
McNeil Scores Four TD';t{s UC LA Tops Cal
By ROGER CARLSON
01 IM 0 .. 11, Piiot SI.tit
LOS ANGELES FrcemC1n
McNeil. not to be out-done by tu~
counterpart at USC (Charles
Whitel. ru s h ed fo r four
touchdowns Saturday night to ral·
ly the UCLA Bruins from a 20-
pomt deficit to a pulsating 28·27
Pac-10 football victory over the
California Gold<'n Bears Before 40.5-16 . the 8ru1ns
p ulled themsc l vl's o ff the
Coliseum floor CIS McNl.'11. the
205 ·pound 1un1 or tatlbock
scored his fourth touchdo"n
with 5 09 l e ft a nd Peter
Boermeester toed h is fourth
PAT to give the Bruins the win·
ning edge.
l ht' Hcur~ 011 c('ft:nM ~l c~etl
:.cored !Wll't' rom J \ ard OUt
<1m1 another f,om 1-l ~ C1rd ... out to
~o along "1tt-h1::. 18 ~a rd :.l'rond
period da.st\ The Brun s brought frei.hman
Bernard f\Jarlt':. into tht.• acuon
111 lht:' s~nd pt•riod after falling
bt~hmd .!\-C'
"T!CIS \\AS Ol'R PLA" all
alol~· .. said Donahue "Rtck
Ra/hort• would go om· quarter Q~arle::. tht• ::.ccond and wed
iyakl' a dec1..,1on <1l halftime for
rhe balance or the gamt•
.. Hick was really a v1ct1m of
our l<'am's fumbles This doesn't
mean Rick 1s out by an~ means
tht' c1gnlh :.tra1ght ti me to the
Bruin:.
A desperation long pass wtlh
.... 1, econd.s left appeared to put
the Bears w1 th1n field goal
ra ng~. but they were guilty of
pushing of~,...
"I SAW TltE CAL PLAYER
ous h off but I d1dn "t know the
pl'nalty wa~ called at first. ~aid
a hoarse Donahue
l t .,., as indeed sorde of the gnm·
mcst moml'nt.s to UCLA history at
t ht• out.set
'\
\ .
l
\ tecond -half p oints the
azorbacks needed.
Earlier, Mason had dropped a
ass and Holtz told him when be
ame off the field: "You've got
to compete. You've got to make
"WE J UST HAD TO PLAY
our own game." Holtz said, "lt
was a heckuva game. Things
happened almost like I expect·
ed. The onl y thing I didn't ex-
pect was for them lo intercept
the bomb <on Arkansas' first
play of the game)."
Texas Coach Fred Akers said,
.. Arkansas is a fine football
team. They deserved to win the
ballgame.
BOSTON (AP> -The Boston
Bruins scored three times dur·
ing a m ajor penalty to Los
Ange les ' Berl Wilson in the
second period and went on to a
5·4 N atiooal Hockey League vie·
tor y over the Kings Saturday
night.
IT WAS A STOR YBOOlf
comeback afte r a dreadhl
first half in which the BruJ°ls
trailed, 27.7
· · 1 really don "t know what hap·
pened to cause the ineptness We
were about as bad as any team
J"ve ever been associated with ...
Al any rate. Quarles entered.
ran for 89 yards. completed
eight of 13 passes for 103 yards
and McNeil added his 192 yards
to complete the domination.
With l 59 1l)ent in the second
quarter. the Rruins were down
20·0 as JoJo Townsell's fumble
at the UCLA 27. McNeil's fum·
ble al the UCLA 39. Anthony
Edgar's fu mble at the UCLA 14
and punts of 22 and 32 yards by
Matt McFarland paved the way
to the Bears' 20-point explosion . l
e tough plays in this kind of
ame."
Mason then came back lo
a ke one of the toughest plays
os si bl e , catchin g the
uchdown pass as he tumbled
to the end zone.
Texas quarterback Donnie Lil·
tie said, "If we had taken care
of our business, we would be No.
l in the country. This is hard to
take."
Wilson was sent off for five
minutes for highsUcking Bos·
ton's Dennis O'Brien in the
face. Ray Bourque, J ean Ratelle
and Bobby Schmautz scored
while be was off to give the
Bruins a 4-0 lead. Los Angeles
c hipped away on goals by
Charlie Simmer. his league·
leading ninth, S~ve Jensen and
Doug Halward
"It was a great win for our
team." said UCLA Coa('h 7erry
Donahue. "A reward. fmaliy ··
The win snapped a thret·game
losing streak. two in cooference
play.
"There was nothing dramauc
a t h a lrtime." conti nue d
Donahue. "But J told them we
could win if we could bold them
defensively."
ALSO INSTRUMENTAL in
the victory was Scott Stauch.
•• whose second interception 1gnit·
ed the winning 59-yard march.
"OUR PU YERS looked ad·
ersity in the eye and hung in
ere," said Holtz. "It was a
Arkansas increased Its overall
record to 6·0, including 3·0 in
SWC play. Previously unbeaten
Texas dropped to 4~1 overall and
1·1 in league play. While the Bruins were holding
Cal had a couple of futile
chances. bul came up short for
Ba1ns·Chargers: Battle of Cripples
I
87 IOllN 8SV ANO °' .. ..., ......... LOS ANGELl:S-lt'a a battle between
e cripples. Tbe Rams vs. the San
le10 Cbar1era, bench vs. bench,
ouDded ... wounded.
. Tb•)' don •t play football anymore ln Nn.. Imt.ead, they play survival of e fittest.
WREN '11U! llAll8 tllke lM field to-
iday (1 o'clock) at the Cohseum where a
crowd of 70 000 is expected, nine
1tarter1 wlli be on tbe aldellnea
wale ... , another' ttarter II doubtful,
and a tlDlal ol i• playen in all wW be muamc. 'l'be Rama mlpt start 1uttlq
up IOllleol tbe tam. TIM a.a.t to 10 down are VlDee ,._.,
.ra1amo (band), Billy Waddy (bam·
strllig), Dave Elmendorf Cback)·and Pat
Thomas <calf). Of those fou:r, only
Elmendorf might see action. Tbomu la
listed u questionable, bat the only
quet'tion la wbetber be can walk or not.
Tbomu tote the call muacle ln .his
left leg actinlt Dallas and WU .....
Umplnl noticeably at• the Ram.a' train·
ing camp Tuelday.
"I BA VE SOME tom fibers ln the
calf," be -.plained dejectedly. "I want
to play, but if I do they'll (San Diego)
probably score three louebdowu off me. "I've pl.,ed wltb paln befO(e but rm
=t~ to play ~ I ~' •
Elmendorf, who won't be 100 ,.perceaf,
ml1ht have to be pressed lnCO action
anyway because of depletion ln the
Rams' secondary.
ft
ROD PSaaY llA8 YET to recover,
and with Jeff Severson out for the
aeuon and Thomas down, that leave•·
only Sid Juatin, Dwayne o·su.n. &ddi•
Brown and Nolan Cromwell to defend
•1ainlt lb• pass. A• Tbomu put It. "that gives ua four
bodies and a lot of Inexperience." '
And inexperience ii the lut tbinl the
Rams need aaatnst the ••11-bappy
C b a rgera ( 5·2 >, who pooeu
quart.ert.ck Dan J'outa and such talent·
td wide recetven 11 Jobn Jeftenon and
CbarUt Joiner.
l't CAN'T .BE GOOD NEWS to the
Rams . eltlaer, that Fout.I ..UOyed pro-
bably bla ft.wt 1ame ot the year P"'1DI
lut Sunday aaaiDlt a bealtby Seattle
seeondar>' when be completed • of SS.
pauesfOl'3llyarda and three TOI.
In hli tut three cootesta aP1alt Seat·
tle, Denver and San Franc:laco, Fouts
baa completed 81 or 114 pa .. for 8'14
yards and nve toucbdowu. That'• a 71
percent completion mark. He muat be
Uckln1 hla chops at the proepect of
throwing 11ainst th6 Rams' aecond.a.ry .
One eonaolation to the Rama ls that
the Char1er1 are injured, too. Ten
tarten. at one tlm• or ~r durlaC
the replar aeuon. have been lidlllned
(8ee Mll.8. ra1e 82) I .. ... ·Ma··
Scores
Wesl
lJCLA 28. Cal 27
Pitt 26. Washington 14
San J06e Sl ~. Or,,on SL 14
Long Beach 'St' 14. Fresno St.
14 .
17
Rockies
Stanford 30, Arizona 10
Arizona St. 28, Wash. St. 17
Mlssoun 13, Colorado 7 Colorado Sl. 37. San Diego Sl. 3
Kid west
USC 42. Notre.D.ame 23 7
Obio St. 59. Wltc.'OPlin o· Purdue 14, fllicblaan St. 7 Oklahoma 31, Kansas St. 6 Nebrlllka 31, Oklahoma St. O ~ ....
Arkanau l'I, Tens 14
tlolaltOn rr. SMU to ~ NE Louisiana 28. CS Fullerton
Alabama 27. Tennessee 17
LSU 23. Kentucky 19 •
North Carolina 35. N. Carolina
St 21
Aubum 28, Georsia Tech 14 Eut
Navy 17, Vlrlinia 10
Penn St. 35, Syrac11141 T c...-.e s..e., Pa1e IN,
•
·AP .......
DEVIL OF A llGN-An ArizlQaa State football fan waves
sign at a rally Saturday in support of fired football
coach Fr.U Kush. Sign apparently refers to Rick
L)'Ucb, a dragstrip operator, and ASU Athletic Director
Fre4 Miller, the two prinCipals involved ln getting Kush
fired after 22 years. /
A CaP'Ule Report From the World of Sports
ArizonaState's Problepis
" Are Only Just Beginning
Pf\m AP Dllpa&ftes
PHOENtX -Thl firing of Frank Kush, Eil
.ArUoaa State Univeraty'a winningest football 4• • eoaeb, bM trtaered a ~age of repercuuiona in· cl~ llnlmdal influent1t, iDt.lmidation and de·
eelt that cou1!l bl'1lj the Pat.10 school under NCAA scrutiny.
"YOU'vtl ~only the \p of the iceberg," a source close
to the lnvestl«atioD said as t.federal judge heard that Kush
punched Kevin Rutledge and l.en asked his assistant coa<:hes
and playersto protect him through per
jury If necess.,-y.
Ku.sh, 50. vinner of 78 percent of his
games in 22 Yfl\rs as Arizona State he~d
~oach. derues s_l~gang the player or ask
mg anyone to he.He blames the mess on
Ri ck Lynch, a dlig-race promoter who
Kush said swore t.<. get Kush fired when
the coach "tned to -un him off' for in·
terfering with players.
Lynch admits teleptoning the mothers
or several players. ta}m~ injured players
eouac to private doctors insle..d or the team
physician, and loaning money to the playe15 He also ap-
peared .with several pla~er-witnesses at a ~ret meellng
with A~ona State Alblt;llc Director Fred Mill"°· three days
before Miller .reversed bis defense of Kush and fioed htm But
Lynch denies •owing to get Ku.sh fired. ·
· All the loaDA were paid back in money or labor and "the
mosl money l've ever lent a player is 100 bucks or S<." Lynch
told The Associated Press.
Within an hour or that statement, Gary B°'4ck a
linebacker flVCD Alhambra testified in rederal COW'\ that
Lynch loaned hirq $2,100 for tuition last year arter Bouc~Jost
bil football scholarship for. skipping two weeks or sch.01.
Only half the money was paid back, said Bouck, a princi'-al
wit.Dua aaiDiU(usb.
----. -Qllote of tlw Da11-----
0k1.aboma running back BWy Slm1, downplaying
bil role in the Helsman Trophy race: "I don't care, I've
al.ready aot one ~ them."
'2¢11 .. , IAdletlr Spark £es C'a•adletu
... GllileJ and Ga1 Lafleu sec>l'ed two goals ri1 eaeh to ..... the Montreal Canadlena to a 5-4 vie· ,
tory O¥Wtbe New York R.angen in the first NHL
m...U...betw~ the teams since the Slanley Cup
fmal Mltillttalat sprin.1 ..• Rookie 8rtH Propp scored two
pala ad 111llled on two others Saturday night to lead the
Philadelphia Flyers past Detroit, 7-3, ud spoil the Red
Wins•' home opener . . . Mike Palma&eer posted his first
abut.out of the season, stoppm, 34 shota to '
lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to their third
straight victory, a 2-0 declaion over the
· Vancouver Canucb . . . Wllll PleU 1cored
with five aecoocla remaininc to live the
AUanta Flames a 2·2 tie with the Cblcaeo
Black Hawks . . . Oreat IUadraelllak
scored • pair of first·period aoals to lead
the Pitt.burgh Penguins to a S-1 victory
over the Washington Capitall •.. BUly
llurla scored three goals tor the third
u .... ue ~e in bll career to lead the New York
l1landera to a 6-1 victory over~ HarUord Wltalim'I ............. leored Oft ............. ..,to .
1nap a tie in tile MeODd period and lad......._ ..... added
tbe ft'llltual wlnnlnl IOal 18 mlnutea later MDCUn1 tbe St. Loall Bbm to a S.2 triumph over the BUftalo SaW. .
tltadlum.
Dotterer, Margerum, Store.in 3().Jl 0 Yicto,,,-
. Fro• AP Dllpaldee
TUCSON -Quarterback TU.rk Sc:IM>Mrt
thHw tbree touchdown PUMI 8Dd Blm·
ford'• defeoae 1t.lned Arbon•'• usually
1tron1 nmn1nf 1•me H Lbo CanJ.inall took
a J0.10 Pactnc 10 confere~ foiou-u vie· ,,,,., Saturday rdl)lt. .
. Scboaert, completJn1 17 ot 20 .,..... tor
lN yanll, bJt two ot hla TD tb.rowa in the
Hcond half, the flnt one putttni the
CarcUnala ahead 14 10. It came at tbe end
of a.n IO-yard drive on a third-down play
when 1pllt end Andre Tyler caugbt a 15-
yard tou ln the end iooe.
Schonert, a 6·2 senior, bit fullback Greg
Hooper coming out of the backfield oo a
tbrff·Yard 11COring play in the first qaart.
to opea the le0rin1. Schonert sealed tbe vie•
tory ..._ be combined with tailback llike
DottelW oo a aeveo·yard scoring play in the
fourth quarter.
Ariaana then loet the ball on a fumble
and freehman quarterback John Elway
1ptued Schonert and completed a 13-yard
scoring pass to Oanker Keo Margerum.
Tbe Stanford defense limited Arizona to
150 yanll ruahini. which wu 111 yards
below the Wlldcau' averqe this year.
Two lntereeptiona and three loet fumbles
a1lo bart Arizona, st.ifll.og teveral drives
ud belllina set up Stanford aeores.
Tile Wlldcau 1tayed cloee through three
quarters, ma.Uy on the nm.nin8 ot fullback
Hubert Oliver, wbo ftnlahecl wlth 93 yards
on 11 carries. The Wildcats' only
toacbdown came on a five-yard run by
tailback Rlq.ard Heney in the second quarter.
Arb'••• St. 2a, 1t'••'1. St. J7
TEMPE, Aria. -Quarterback Mark Malone lcored a three-yard touchdown
and puaed two yards for another to guide
tbe fumble-plagued Arbon• State Sun
Devita to a 28-17 victory over Waahington
State.
The Sun Devils bad 1one ahead 21·7 ear·
ly in the aecond quarter but the Cougars
f°'60t beck, urrowlq tbe llW'liD to 21·17 a~thebalf.
Alter a 1«11"tl1111 ddrd qurttr, ASU
marched ea yards in U plays with 1:• Wt
lo the pme u Malone bit runniq back Gerald mas lD tbe _. .,... to put t1M
11meaway.
TM trtUIDDb WU tlae ftnt mder MWIY
named co.ell Bob 0..... and ralaed tbe
Sun Devila' record to ~z overall and J..t ln
Pac·lO play. WubJnston State, wbicb
never mounted a 1erioal eeoriq tbnat ln
t.be tut two qaarten, fell to 1-5 oweraU and
1·3 in conference play.
Pkt ., ········-J 4 SEATn.E -Fullbeck Randy McMillan
scored a pair of touchdowns and Mark
Seubert kicked two field IOals to lead No.
17 Pittabursb to• Jl.1• Ql*ll wictory over
the miltake-proae Washington HUlklea.
The 12tb·rat.ed Huskies committed six
turnovers, three fumbla and three pua
interceptions and the Pantber:a cashed in
on four ol them for 23 of tbetr poinu. Pit.
Uburgb I<* the ball once on a fumble.
The vlctoey save the Pantben. •bo
were slx·polnt underdop, a $-1 reeGl'd
while the HuHies dropped to $-2.
McMillu, a zzs.pound jmior. ICa'ed on ruu of oae a8d 21 yards ID tbe ......,,
half, while Sehubert booUd fteld INla ol
28 and 43 yards.
The Panlhen, who eatend tbe same
ranked nlnth In the nation la total def-..
were ltmc by• •-yard kldldf return by
freshman Anthony Allen fGr a ta.~
In the lint bait bUt otbenrbe bad tbe COD•
tat preuy mueb under coet.rol.
S..6e11e8c.a.c.ere.s1.J4
CORVALLIS, Ore. -~ &d
Luther I.pored the cold, wet ...u..r
pdliq far SIC yards and ..............
to lead S... JON 8tate to a 3'-14 YkW7 oww
wln.leu OrelODState.
Luther c:om~ed 25-ol 4T p... • tbe
Pert•r End• ~ilM•p A gab1•t Pl•I•••.
It's amazing what playing against former team· m
mates can do to a basketball player's slump
Kevin Porter. who had only five assists and nfae
points an has pre\tous two games broke loose for
13 points and 20 asMs ts as the Washington Bullets downed the
Octro1l Pistons, 117 106. Suturday n1~ht in NBA action Elvin
Hayes scored 23 poanb for the Bulleli. while Bob Laa..le r had
31 pomts and 16 rebounds for the Pistons ... Darryl
Dawkins and Steve Mix each scored 19
points as the Ph1ladelph1a 76ers overcome
a 14·point first.quarter def1c1t to beat the
New York Knicks, l.36·111. Philadelphia ts
now 5-0 on the season . . . Playmg
without Anis Gilmore for the first time in
four seasons, the Chicago Bulls r:.ilLied
behind rook.le David Greenwood and newly
acquired Rielly Sobers in the Canal two
minutes to trim the Phoenix Suns, 116-104.
Sobers sank a 30-footer and Greenwood hil
two baskets with 90 seconds left to gave the
BulJs their second wan an five outm~s MAYES
Moses Malont> scor<'d six pmnLc; an th4· final mmute of play to
lead the llouston Rorket~ pao;t lhf• Atlant a Hawks. !07· 102
Il a wk ins l(•d the R O('kl.'l'> "'1th 2fi points whale Johll Drew had
30 for the Hawks Hoston suffered its fi rst loss of the
season when Mickey Johnson and Job.DD,y Odis combined for
65 poi nts to lead thl• lnd1anu Pacers to a 131·128 victory over
the Celtics. Larry Hird st·ored 20 points for the losers an his
first pro appearance at Market Square Arena before 16.873
. . . A fourth·quartcr rally sparked by Martt OlbenliDJ hfted
the San Antonio Spurs past the Cleveland Cavallen. 129·127
. . . Center Robert Parish scored 20 points, 11 or them an the
second half. to lead the Golrlcn Stale Warriors to a 101·96 wtn
over the Utah Jazz
Strange Grab• Pensacola L~ad
Strange charged out of the pack Saturqay with a
PENSACOLA. Fla Fourth year pro Curtis !I
sizzling course record round of IO-under par 62 to
Spartw rallied to pleJs.~tM vtecor, lad
"""' UMlr' NCIOl'CI at . ()Np .... dropped to 0.7. ~ San .loM SUM ..._. a 1+14 de .....,
tbroqb the Wrd qurter • LulMI' Ida
Stacey Bailq CID a .. ,....,_ -far• ~bdown. .
On tbe flnt play of tbe ftaa1 ....... ..
J09e'1 IC!ke Ber1's •yard fleld ..... at·
tempt tmely eleared dae enmber to pro-
vide tbe ftna1 M-1• mal'lia.
Su Jcae St.Ille took tie earlJ lllld • Ila second pc 11mmon. witll LutlMlr com......_.
t.bree ltniebt s--for tbe eeore. fte lllj,
play w• a ~·yard pUI play to a.a.,,
settlfti up Luther's J.l..yarcf ~ to. to
Rick Parma with S: 55 Wt ta ti. tlnl
period. .
OrelCID State 'ICONd lU ft.nt PGlllt lD fa.
game. and its nnt toacbdown la 11
quarters when Darryl lllDor acored on a
two-yard run late in the ant period.
Or~• 17. Air '•ree 9 ·
EUGENE. Ore. -Dou1 .Jf>llymou
kicked a 25-yard field Soa1 wttla fov
minuta rema'"'"I ud tailb9ell Dwtlllt RobertlCID ..lldded m iMur-MOl'9 wM1a
t :31 left .. Or..-rallied,... a tr.a•·
t.ory owr wtm.. Air Paree.
Tbe Yidory ln tbe eold ........ 0 ... 0r.,_ .• ncon1 to M. .,.... u.. raae..
felltoo-1.
Air Poree be&d a 1-1 lead W Diil ol U.. ...... ...., ...w Ore90D ~. -~
11.piaJ *'" ... .Ja8,....r1a fteld ~· , ............. -.... ... IUrluDa..s ~.Daw,.. ... ,. ...
and r\llt8lwd .._ '-11 to tile All ,..._ D ·
yard ... to ...... , ·-·· D-7111'4 touelllidowD rm. ............ ol ..
daJ. .................. ,.. ...... .
riee. 'I'-P.._' lltU Pon.. ..... •
yardt•2Zantel. Baekup quarterback Ttm O.raado
4iNCMd ...... Oreeae ...... ··-......... u.-. ............ 00--. ...
grab the lead after three roundi; of the Pensacola
Open. Strange, who never has won a PGA tournament, holds a
onc·stfol lead over ~ormer U.S. Open champion Orville
Moody, who birdied the final two holes for a 4·under.par 68.
Strange has a lhree·day total of l4·under-par 202
a ... IJling Bruin
One shot in back of Moody at 204 is a group of four golfers
-Bill Kratzert, tour rookie Mike Nicolette. John Mahaffey
and Dan Pohl. Second-round leader Morris Hatalsky fired an
even-par 72 but lost ground and now 1s 3 strokes back at 205.
Strange blistered the 7.133-yard Perd1do Bay Country
Club course with i..1x bird~es on the front nine for a 30. He
added a birdie at 11 and another stnng at the 14th, 15th and
16th holes to go with eight pars to better the course and
tournament record by two shots
.. I'm like that." Str ange said. "l just get hot and the
birdies seem to come in bunches It's my best round -my
most consistent round since joining the tour ...
lletalrsrltR 111 Ho•pftal Agata
Stn Diego Chargers placekJcker·Roll BeaUKbke • Is in intensive care but reported in tair condition
follo.ing emergency surgery Friday. The 24·year·
old victim or a digestive disease was operated on
for the second time in e~ght dnys ... Al \Juer, leadlna
almo•l all the ·way, got his only serious challenge from
brother Bobby in wiMlng the 26th annual Bobby Ball 150 auto
race for lndlanapolla·type cars al Phoenix lntematkJDal
Raceway ... A potentially explosive feud between Darren
Waltrip and Bobby AIUIOD looms in today's American 500
stock car race in Rockingham. N.C. Only three races are left
oa the NASCAR Grand Nallonal season so today's raetJ could
play a major role in the driving champlonablp duel beiDI
waged between Waltrip and .&lc .. arcl PeUJ ... Hilb
Pheasant, a S88.40 longshot ridden by Frau OUnra, toot an
early lead and charged home with a 31f2-lenath victoey in the
Las Pal.mu Handicap at San\a Anita . . . Jeff Baallllb
rolled a 241 average in eix games to take the flnt-rouad lead
in quallllcatioDI for a Profeaaiooal ·Bowlen Auod1Uoa
tournament in Grei!owood, Ind. •
• UCLA running back Freeman McNeil runs for yarda1e
in the first hall of Saturday's Pac -10 game with Cal.
McNeil seored four times to lead Bn&ina''28-27 victory.
Fro• Pag• BI
NOTRE DAME HIT. • •
history or miracle comebacks
when Jim Stone's two-yard nm
with 12 minutes left narrowed
the margin to 28-20.
But White scored for the Uurd
tim e barely two minutes later.
and the best Notre Dame could
manage alter that was Chuck
Male's 42·yard field goal with.
9: 14 to play
White's final touchdown came
with 28 seconds left .
WHITE STARTED OUT slow·
ty but picked up s t e am as
Southern Cal, 6-0-1 with a 15·
game unbeaten streak. began a
99.yard touchdown drive with
4: 40 left in the opening penOd
He carried .even. limes for :56
yards before McDonald connect·
ed wlt.b Garcia to give the Tro·
Jana a 7..0 lead 23 seconds into
the MOOGd period.
Tb•t flve-mlnute march came an.r tM INb failed to convert •
1oldea opportunity f ollowtn1 ,..,.,.. •• 19-)'ard 1allop to the
Dlae·yar4 line. 'J'laree Carriel by ... lllcUd up elcht yards and
tile lrllb th.a df.ldelMCf a pcUt·
blank fteld IHl attempt.
back 10 sUt games -bed the
score with a 56-yard 1Uiie char·
iog wlucb Fer1uaon matched the
school l"eCOr'd ot 10 career 100..
yard efforts shared br Jerome
Heavens and Georp Gipp. Tbe
194 ·pound senior carried U Limes ~ i
Ferguson oulrusbed White in
the linl half. l.33·110. But tile
Notre Dame star•s numbers auf·
fered when the Irish wen fCJfted
to throw the ball i.D 1 flnal·
periOd catchup effort. ,. ..... ..., ..
RAMS ••.
with lnjurim ud nmnlq back
Mike Thomas, tilbt end Kellen
Wins low, ruoi1:.f back Doa
Woodl, klcbr llealnebke,
detenalw end Fred Dean ud de·
feuift tackle Louie KelelMr wW
still be m1w1,...
Tile ._. are DOW 1·1 lD PCAA, 4·2 over· all, ...... tbe .._ Bulldop fell to 0..2 ud
S.I.
yard sweep by Ken Lovely1 .belore Loq
Beach re1a1Aed t.be Mad m t.ba fom1Jl
quarter on a 2'·Jard field aoal bJ Ralpb
Petrollan and Duddrtd,.'s two-Jard .,...
ln•tead, rer1u10~ took •
pttobout, ralHd bb arm to blutr
a pau. but at CCJDlroJ of the
ball aDd It roll.ct away for ~l
w11 called an lneomplete pass.
"Ova PLAYm nn ..
should bave beaten Dallu,"
sa71 ll1m1 Coaeei Ra1
llalavui, "they feel U.., eaa
beat Sma Dieao, and tbeJ feel we·u wi6•our aanuoa, wtu~ 11
exactly tbe way I t•l."
The Rama (U) bold a ,...
cartoaa OU·tam• lead &a IM
NFC W• over AUaata ucl New
Orlean1.&m0Meo.meaa""°9,
ls Ued for ftnt wttla o. .. Ml
tbeAFCW•.
I
Loac 8eada traded M before rallYltul to
tall• • 1" lead at laalftlme. l'nUo iled tM .... la tM tldrd qarter on a two-
'I
Fr91DO toolJ 1 e.o IHd la tbe ftnt quarwr
on a me-yard div• bJ Gary Can after a
19-yanl PM8 from Serslo TOICUO to Can
brou1ht lt to tbe one.
aonvu. me aaJSa -
wbo suffered theJr MeODd Ml·
Forring a F u•IJle ~
Cal defenders Paul Najarian (51 ) and up the ball in Saturday's Pac-10 game at
Reggie Camp hit Freeman McNeil hard the Coliseum. UCLA rallied in the second
enough to mak the UCLA tailback cough ha lf to pull out a 28-27 victory. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A Switch in the Pitch
Reader Asks A bout Ambidextrous Hurler
Switt h bitters nowadays are quite common.
Has there ever been a s witch pitcher in the major
leagues?
Sincerely yours, A.J .N.,SanJuan Capistrano
Only one pitcher in major league history has
ever gone down in the record books as throwing
both ways. Tony "Count" Mullane, who spent 13
seasons ln the majors beginnning in 1881, is the
one pitcher who threw right-h a nded t o
rlgbt-banded batte r s and left-banded to
Jefi.baoded batters.
The 5-11, 185-pounder was quite successful at
bis trade,. compiling an 285-215 lifetime record. He
won JO games or more five times and 20
pmee or more twice. He played for a nwnber of
teams starting with Detroit in 1881 and ending with
Clevelmdin 1894. His bes t season was in 1883withSt
Louis when he went 3>15 with a 2.19 ERA.
The most recent modem day player might be
Baltimore's Scott McGregor, who pitched with
both arms u a high schooler at El Segundo in 19'1L
McGregor, wbo pitched the seventh game of the
World Seriee for the Orioles, gave up the practice
wben be signed his major league contract • staying
strictly u a southpaw.
guilty, not the athlete. .
Sincerely, D.W., San Juan Cap1strano
La•t Cardb1al to Win a Title? Col~an Agr~• With S..,wr Sperl
I am a big s ports fan , and also an ambitious
journalist. I am currently sports editor for tJ:ie
Saddleback College newspaper. Sometime~. I will
run a very controversial article, but nothing that
will ridicule or Insult a good athlete. I to~ly agree
with your last article, "Fining A Sportswnter?"
Who was the last pe rson. prior to Keith
Hernandez tttis season. to win a batting title for
the St. Louis Cardinals ?
Tha nk you, R.C .. Costa Mesa
Most sports writers really don 't know what
athletes are like so they'll pick al them anytime
they can. I was o~ce an athlete and I still play a lot
of intramural sports, it really helps me relat~ to
how an athlete feels. To me, a good sportswnter
understands the athlete and will try to help him
through the press r ather than always trying to cut
him down. So, I al{ree it's the writer who should be
The last person before Hernande z was J oe
Torre jn 1971. Torre finished with a .363 aver age
and also ha d 24 home runs a nd 137 RBI. Stan
Musial won seven batt ing titles fo r tht! Cardinals
during his career and Roger Hornsby' took six.
s .. n-Sport Want• /tfaU
Super Sport wonts to hear lrom you Drop him o /me • o
S11per Sport Sport~ Vt>parrment Dm/11 111/ot . .J311 \\ 8011 !'ii
Costa Mesa 921i2b
Tirans Crumble in Fourth Quarter, 28-17
MONROE . La. <AP) -Run-
ning ba ck Nathan Johnson ran
for three touchdowns Saturday
t o powe r N orth e a s t e rn
Louisiana to a 28-17 college foot·
ball victory o ve r Fullerton
State .
Fullerton broke the ice in the
first quarter on a two-yard run
by running back Ray Butler, and
..,
• • _:,
stalled the Northeastern offense
until the third quarte r.
Johnson scored first on a two-
yard run to even the score, but
Fullerton came back in the
fourth quarter with a 31-yard
field goal by Vince Abbott.
Johnson broke open the game
on a 78-yard scoring sweep, and
Northeastern defensive tackle
Rickey Isaac followed that effort
by \ptercepting a Kam Green
pass and running it back eight
year yards to score
Johnson. the game's lead.!ng
rusher with 158 yards in 20 car-
ries.
Gr een tallied Fullerton's last
score on an e ight-yard keeper_
eiii.ll:ariNIA ·.I
IT ~:·
• •
•
SP8Clll wn • WOIDllOPS • llHIND
•
81 llOWAllD L. HANDY oe .. o.itw,........,
Jerry . Butler scor ed on an
eleelrifYina SS.yard run but the
Oranae Cout CoUeae Pirates
we1e denied a chance at victory
lat.e in the 1ame on a penalty
call aa t he tides of fortune
turned against them Saturday
nipt.
Tbe Pirates of Coach Dick
Tucker battled a favored Mt.
San Antonio Colle ge Moun-
taineer football team on e ven
terms throughout the night
before losing, 12·10, in South
Cout Conference action.
IT WAS A DISHEARTENING
loss for the Bucs, especially on
the play that denied them a shot
at a touchdown or at least a field
goal with S8 seconds left to play.
Defen s ive s tandout Ron
PadiUa. who had blocked a con-
version try and a field goal at·
tempt earlier, inte rcepted a
MounUe pass at his own 40 and
returned it all the way to the
MSAC 17. But a chppan g penalty
brought the ball bac k to the
Orange Coast 33.
There were many questiona·
ble calls by ofhcaaJs during the
game that saw each side in-
tercept four times wit h Robert
Carr illo getting two a nd Rack
Starnes the other.
C A RRIL LO 'S F IR S T
1nte r ce pt1 o n t·a mt• a t t he
Pirate fi ve and ended a Mountie
thrt'at. On the second play from
sc rimmage. Butler broke into
the clear after going through the
middle of tht• hnt· <.ind raced 93 ~ ards for th~ ~ccond longest
rushing touchdown in Orange
Coa s t h1stor) Dan Flanagan
kit'ked the t'onvcrc;1on a nd the
Pirates held a 7-0 edge
After James Ma tthews scored
for Mt. SAC, Pa d illa broke
through to block the conversion
try and lhe Pirates b eld a 1-6
edge at halftime.
.... OctoMr 21, 191'1
.. -
., .. ADL.MNDY ... ..., .... _
Followtng _.. tM '°' IPOftt ftllfttl on TV today. 9t
•r•: " " " J nc .. leftt; " " " _... ..tcMng; 1 " fw; ferg9tlt.
S 10 •• -..cuau..ea ./ ./ ./ ./
Nfl'L flOOTULL: Phll ... phla et Wethington. A••••c.s: Vine• Scully Md~ Allen.
Phf...,phla won a rMetlng betw11n tNM two .......,
28·17, two weeks ago and didn't commit a slno .. turftOWr•
The Redskins have capltallmd on GPPOMnts' mlsteltn
sea.son and hope to forc1 some this W99k. Ron Jewontcl het • ..
sPralned ankle which could llmlt his m.neuwrabltlty for tt'9
Eagles. Joe Thefsmann Of the R9Cl*tns plays for the ""9.
knockout PMS. Playlng at hOl'n9, Wast\lngton Is favored 11¥ three pofnts.
~ 1 p.m., cttannet 4 ./ ./ {
NFL !FOOTBALL: Houston at Seattle.
A.-cen: Mer1e Ha rmon and George Kunz.
Wiii the Seattle Seahawks be abte to contain the "'""Ing of Earl Campbell to win their third game Of the YHr? Ttwrt appears as the major question In today's outing at SNttle's
l<lngdome where the 2-S Seatwtwtts host the Oilers. S.2, tied
with Pittsburgh for the INd In the American Conference C-· tral Division standings. Houston Is favored by two ~nts.
OTHER TELEVISION
10:30 a.m. (2) -NFL TODAY -Running backs from
around the league offer their OPlnlons on Who Is the best at
their trade. Hosts: Brent Musburger, Irv Cross and Jayne
Kennedy; forecasts by Jimmy "the Gre8."
10:45 a .m. (34) -FUTBOL SOCCER.
Noon ( 22) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The san ~ ~
State Spartans meet the Orego111 State BNvers at Corvallis, Ore. Taped Saturday. Bob Harvey and Bob Fulton repcwt
ISO) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS.
12:30 p.m. (4) -NFL '7' -A report on the frustrations fe lt by players on the Injured-reserve list focuses on Billy
Brooks of the Cincinnati Bengals. Also: a feature on Stew
Grogan of the New England Patriots. Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adamle are the hosts.
3 p.m. (91 -COLLEGE FO<KBALL -The USC Trojans
vs. the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, played Saturday at Notre Dame
3:30 p.m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A
tribute to Bruno Sdmmartino, who held the world's pro wrestling title for 12 years. ~
4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 -Highlights of games played this weeke nd.
6 p.m. !S21 -NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL -A taped re ptav of the USC-Notre Dame game played Saturday.
7 pm. 1501 PAO SOCCER.
RADIO
Football San Dl4!9o at Rams, 1 p.m., KM ~C (710).
Basketball -Seattle a t Lakers. 7 P.m., KLAC (570). <The Daily Pilot is not rHPOMibte tor late CM"9fl.)
&uklle b ack Back
In Mission Race
.. .
..
..
. When an opening dn ve in the
second hall bogged down at the
Mountie 10, Mark Hales kicked a
27 -yard field goal to extend the
Pirate lead to 10-6 before the vis-
itors scored on a 30-yard aerial
from Mike Hohensee to Clint
Sampson with 4 : 19 left in the
third period.
By STEVE ANDREWS
Ol-o.My "-~
Saddlebaclt Colleae is back in
the Mission Conferen ce lltle
bunt thanks to the expected
performance of quarterback
Tim O'Hara and the unexpected
aid of the Rtvenude Tigers
~ulled witbin two points ()ft .. ~
e1&ht-yard TD pua. But the q(-• ficial 'a call nullifled the score. :
BOTH mllEATENED in the
final period. the MountJes mov·
ing to the Pirate four and 19
be fore aJ> inte rception and a
missed fie ld g oa l a tte mpt.
s.c-'" °'""""" Ml S." AMonlo 0 • • .._,,
Or-C:O.•I I 0 J ~·o OCC-8ulw '3""' 1~1 • ..._ a1<al
MSAC -"""" 1 '""Colo -U cll OCC-... lft 11 f C.
AASAC s.n-JO Off\ from HOIW"-•e>n•
f•tl.-<11 ,. u oo •~t1 ..... 1fCll
F 1r\t OOWl"I\
Ru~hn YMd\
PU~n9 Y<lrd\
P&\~\
Punt'
J:umbl•-. 10\t
Prnittttn, yarm
Game sutl\110
•
MSAC
10
41 1ffS
IOI!
11 J1 .
) JI
I 0
I bl
1 ... l•IOll•I RUllltn CI
occ
1'·)' 4
\ .14
11
11118
AAS AC AA~llllo•\ 11 IJO "oll•n,•• ~ 11
Mct(tA\ lt 4*l
OCC Moo•t 13-<I) llulter 17 I)) J~ran•o •·•~
Maton•y )-1~
0
lftd,.tclu.tl PH \I ...
M 5 .. ( H~n .... • I? )I • 1't Nal•••OMI 0 1-0
QC( ·J"'"""O 14 J0.4 i.7 H1U•t 0· 1-0 0
lfldt•lflMI llo<el•1nq
MSAC-Maftf'W'•"-l ~ M•<••\ 'I L•utf'r
•~I. Sl•ltt'r\ I 10 !Mm~C>n 1 JO
OCC (.omc> l )I Rt(• l )I ROd•"lv<'I • I) .,..uq,.. .. \ AH
O 'Hara e n g in ee r e d lhe
Gaucho& to a 27 · 17 foot.ball win
over Citrus · Owls Salurday
night, completing U of 2;1 passes
for 231 yards and one touchdown
on the winner's field.
SADDLEBACK 'S WIN creates
a Ufree-way loruam for the M1s-
s1on lead between the Gauchos.
Citrus and San Diego Caly. a
27-13 upset loser to R1 vers1de
Saturday All lhree s port 2-1
marks .
For the seeond straight week
an offens ive pass interfe rence
ca ll played a pivotal ro le for
Saddleback. Last week the call
went against the Gauchos. but
this t ime they benefited.
The t'all d.!d n 't com e an the
fina l rrunutes. but 1t cha nged the
ga m e's complexion enllrel)
T RAILING 17..9 an the second
quarter. C~trus had apparently
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NFL Standings
AMERICAN CONFERENCE Centr•I
Cltna couldn't reeover. mis-;
sed • »-yard fteW .,.&. and '! . o ut of contention .. Sadcllell~ ' scored ftve playa later oa a ~
yard strike from O'Hara to Mike "
Eddo.
1airw-..-.. C•lnn ~-
J •• ._,,
IOU l ~1-c C-SIFG s--.---1Jl'G s--..... .-.... •• 01
c l-. -,,_. M¥<-'-"· •• ...,, ~ "~•Sron 1-•1<•1
S<t<ld *'-ta -from O'H••• 1.-.. -•o<•' $.oo -JllFC. r Crumoton • jlMJ ll"O'" M<trcon1 <Crum-
!»'' from -l"Cllflil
•u~e-1.• "'-'"'"''f<I'
~'''' OOWf"' ""',,,...' " ... ~ P~u•ng ~-°" p''"'' PVf'h
'um~f't'\ 'O\t
P,.,..tttt'\Y-
0-StatKt~
c
10
1.16
111 , .. ~,
• .l'I
l ·7
HJ
1 ... ..i...tllulllt ...
s-.i
1•
SS·237 m
1§-71 I
J..14
r """°""'" 15-85 S..oo l ·?S Brow" •-11 M••CC>n• k CritON 1-8
S<ltlO .. •<N>•\ n 103, o H••• 1 .. s• M<G•-·
lf>.•f AA<(ullouQft6-1l ,.....,....,.•ul.,.
( M•rcont 1 .. ~1 711
'Wdo O'H.lra 15-11 I 1l1
.... v ............ .....
l ~·-•-11 """'Ot°" 5-'19. S.00 J.11 Morn ' 11 ~rlin 1.0
'Wdo -E-.. 150. M<ElrO'f ..... Pa9 1·"·
~1("«)1~ I I
TA IE
IMME DIA TE
DELIVERY
ON YO UR
East Tampa Ba't' s 2 0 .714 147 130
'.801
w L T Pct. PF PA Chicago 3 4 0 .429 9S 109
Miami s 2 0 .714 133 98 Green Bay 3 4 0 .429 120 128
New Engldnd 5 2 0 .714 181 105 Minnesota 3 4 0 .429 114 156
Buffalo 3 4 0 429 161 128 Detroit 1 6 0 .143 117 173
N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 142 181 West
Baltimore 1 6 0 .143 88 140 Rams 4 3 0 .571 175 12S
Central Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 145 161
Houston s 2 0 .714 162 148 New Orleans 3 4 0 .429 180 178
Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 170 140 San Francisco 0 7 0 .000 129 204
Cleveland 4 3 0 .S71 145 158 T ... '('10-
Cinc innati , 6 0 .143 119 169 S.11 OfCIOI> .... _
B.tltlmor, 1t llutl.tl0 West Ct11ei,,...li •I Ctewl-
Denver • 5 2 0 .714 110 101 Grffft .. y .t T-a.y
O•"lflll .t ~°" Jei. San Diego 5 2 0 .714 162 98 Pllll..ielpN•MW_,,.l"ltOf'IO..,_lt, IO• m.) Ml.t1nl .tl-E~ Kansas City 4 3 0 .571 123 91 Ollu90«~•
Oakland 4 3 0 .571 141 134 0.lrolt .t -er-SI lOUls .ti 0.Ha Seattle 2 5 0 .286 138 167 All..,,,. e1 s.. Fr...clico
NATIONAL CONFElitENCE Hovston.ts..ttt.(ow-l4, IP"' I
New Y-Gl...n .ti IC-s CllY East ......,..,._
Oeflwr M Pl~ (~I 1, •pm I Dallas 6 1 0 .857 178 119 ,......,.,._
Philadelphia 6 1 0 .8S7 14S 109 s. .. Dl<'GO.tl o.lll.tftll ·~· 7,tp"''
Was hington 5 2 0 .714 144 104
N.Y. Giants 2 5 0 .286 107 141
St. Louis 2 5 0 .286 120 139
540-5630
...... ,
LINCOLN
OR
MERCURY
THEY'RE
IN STOCK
NOW!
\
.............
'
Soutlwrn Football
!\fabama Barely Survives
r .... AP.,..._~
8JRMINOHAM, Ala. -Mat« o,lJvie
race4 ffW two tblrd·pertod touc!Mowna u
top ranked Alabama, atymled early by
four lolt fumbl•, overeaaae a 11.e dellclt
and defeai.d No. 11 Te~ 17-17 Satur-
day In a Soutbeutem Conference footbaJJ a•me
ll w1» the uth COUftutive vietory for
lb defenctinc naUonaJ champions, but it
did not come euy.
Tttone.aee struck for two toucbdowna
•nd a fleld 1oal o.n three straight
posaeasioo.a to abock th• Crhmoa Tide
watb an early 17-0 lead.
01Uvte'a tint toucbdowa, a oae-yard
plun1e with 9:40 left in tbe third quarter ,
came after 'Ricky Tucker iote~ a
Jimmy Streater pus at the Tennesaee 30.
Ogilvie bad raced 16 yards on tbe play
before bia t.oucbdowo that cut Tenneaaee's
lead to 17-14.
The Crimson Tide came ritbt back with
a 70-yard drive that required 14 playa and
7~ minutes to take the lead with only five
seconcla left in the quarter on a six-yard
run by Ogilvie, who rushed for more than
100 yards on the bot, mue&Y aft.ernooo.
LSI/ .23, «eai11e•• J9
Shawn Donl11n -Keatucll1'• flra&
turnover ot tbe 1ame -set up tbe ~
touchdown. Myles scored tb1'ee playa later.
Kentucky, a two-touchdown underdoa.
lwlce tried to rally in the final five
' mlnutee, marcblna to the I.SU :rt before
Cbria Jone. fumbled, and lD the final two
minutes movtn1 to the Tieen 27 before
fallln1 two yards abort of a flnt down. -·-A ...... :ta, Geer•I• Teelt J4
ATLANTA -J ames Broob raeed 17S
yard.I and scored two touchdowns Satur-~Y. including a 68-yard 1COriJ11 scamper
on Auburn's first play from scrimmage, to
l>ower the 14th-ranked Tieera to a 38-14 win over Geoqia Tech .
Joe Cr16bl, the other ball of Auburn's
potent nmninl attack, added a one-yard
TD nm. while Tigens' quarterback Charlie
Trotman pa.aaed for a pair of touchdowns.
Willie Huntley added a five-yard nm lD
Lhe closing aeconda and Jorie Portela eot
a 30-yard field goal for tbe wtnnen. 5-1.
But the f'UDaiu ol PueMI, .........
from tu f\IUMei PGliU. to ••"hell la
plate al tbe aUiq Amo. Laws..,.., ..
the key for tbe Tar Heell.
.. ... , ............... 11
WINSTON-SALEK, N.C. -Wake f'Gnlt
quarterback Jay Venuto paled I« two
toucbdowna. and runoine back .11.,..
Mcl>oupld added a third, u Wake FONlt
downed Maryland. 2$-17, in an Atlutic
Coast Qlnferenee game. .
Down 25-t late in the fourth quaner. ·
Maryland ICOt'ed on a 52-yard pus play
from quarterback Mike Tice to .U.,beck
Mike Lewis, and a two-point eoavenioe
added Maryland's final poi.aU wttb 4:17
left to play.
All of Maryland's tother points were scored by kicker Dale astro, and bla third
field goal of tbe day p the aeon at 11-9
late in the third quarter. ·
Clem••• za, •111ce ••
DURHAM, N.C. -Chuck McSwain and
Tracy Perry each ran for two touchdowns
aa Clemson stuck with its coulatent
eround aUack and rolled over Dake, a.10.
TENNESSEE TD -Tennessee quarterback Jimmy
Streater runs ·away from an Alabama def ender and
scores on a four-yard touchdown run in the first quarter
The Vols got 17 points in the first half but it wasn't
enough as the Crimson Tide came back to win, 27-17.
BATON ROUGE. La. -Freshman
Jessie Myles scored on a ooe-y~ midway in Ute fourth quarter y
night to cap a Louisiana State come cit
and give the Tigers a 23.-19 Soutbeaatem
Conference victory over Kentucky .
A fumble at
N. Care. 35. N. C•re. St. 2 J
RALEIGH. N.C. -Doue Pucbal ran
for three touchdowns and Matt Kupec
threw Coe two more aa 19tb·ranked North
Carolina State, 35-21, to throw the AUuUc
Coast Conference football race iato a
virtual four-way tie . t ·-Kupec's scoring passes ga e tum 2:5 for
his career . tying t h e sc ool re.cord
established 30 years ago by Charlie. Juatice.
With 1tartin1 tallback Leiter Brown
siclellned wttb a rib iQjury. a.m.. med
tailbacb Perry and llc8wain ud ram.et
Marvin Sims in a reliable nadlll ...
tbat punched boles tbrou8b o.lra'• de-fenae.
Mcswain scored on rum ot u ... 12
yard.a lD tbe ftrst half while Perr7 ICOl'9d
on a pair ot one-yard runa in the Mcand
and tbird quarten.
Purdue eaksBy
Michigan Routs Rlinois, 27-7
From AP Dtspa&elles
EAST LANSING, Mich. -Purdue's Wayne
Smith swiped a Burt Vaughn pass and raced 42
yards for a first quarter touchdown and Jimmy
Smith scored on a one-yard run. leadmg Purdue to
a 14-7 Big Ten football victory over Michigan Stale
Saturdav
Steve Smith scored a touchdown on a one-yard
run in the final minute to avert the shutout for
M 1ch1gan State.
1'Wk-higa11 27, llU11ois 7
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -Butch Woolfolk ran for
three second-h alf touchdowns as 11th-ranked
Michigan cranked up its running game in the third
quarter and defeated Illinois, 27-7, in Big Ten fool·
• ball.
The victory enabled the Wolverines to stay
tied witb ObJo state for first place in lbe con-
ference. Both have 4-0 records. Michigan moved to
Roekies
Errors Hurt
Aztecs, 37-3
From AP Dtspatebea
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -A fired-up defense
captured turnover after turnover and kicker
Mickey Borilla booted four field goals Saturday to
lead the Colorado State University Rams to a 37·3
victory over San Diego State in a Western Athletic
Conference football gam.e.
Colorado State, facing one of the top passing
teams in the nation but leading the WAC in pass
defense it.self, parlayed two San Dieeo fwnbles in·
to scores in the openine period.
In the second period, they converted a fumble
and an interception into scores that forced the
Aztecs' atrone-armed quarterback, Mark Halda.
into a come-from-behind situation.
Colorado State built a 20-3 halftime lead on
four San Dleao State turnovers, the most spec
tacular just before intermission when defensive
end Kevin Sheesley picked off a Halda pass near
the midfield stripe and raced 49 yard.a into the end
zone
•
Jllb .. •rl J3, Celer•d• 7
BOULDER, Colo. -Phil Bradley nipped a
17-yard leOl'iq pass to tight end Andy Gibler .on u.e ftnal pa.,. ot tbe third quarter, and Ron Vemll.i
tdcked a 15-y...S field goal to cap a lone final·
~riod marcb a l lliaaourl rallied to defeat
ColondD, IJ.-7, tD .. Eieht football. .
TM victoly, ftkb broke a two-game losing
8*reak foe ta.. Titen. booeted llillowi to 4-2 on
tlteseuooandt-1 in conference play.
Colorado fell to 1-S overall and 0-2 tn the Big
Bight.
ft'IJ S4, •...-••• J 4 LARAJOB, Wyo. -Marc Wilson threw four
touchdown passes throulh a snowstorm and ,set a
Westena Athletic Conference record in leading un-
deleat.d and Ulh-ranked Brigham Young to a *H ftdor)' over Wyomlne Saturday.
WU.. PMled fOf' 4tl yards, and bia 33 com-
~ '"*e the sinele·1ame COQference record
ol 32 « •tlNkel set in 11'73 by BvtJ'a Gary Sheide
.. aimt New llnieo.
n.t o.pn sixth strlilbt victory gives them
a llaare ol tlll WAC lead with Utab.
.... a,"' .. 4J.
' LAS VSGAS -Todd Tet8'liaa kicked a •· ;ant fteld .,.a with no Ume remalnlq Saturday ._to rally NeYada·Lu Vep1 to I '8-41 DOD·
..,. ..... Yidory over Utab before the ltteeat
.-owd...., to wltneu a 1porti..DI event in Nevada.
Wltla 2',11Z f .. ~ OD. Tetel"IOD'I fteld
'°81 cllllPed a ll·rml drtft b)' tbe Rebels to tbe '*' 4i -in tlM ftaal • Me atadl after Utah bad ~!I~~ lead '1-40 OD a .. yard Nl by Del
rr~--Lu v., ..... 1. tnlld 1u. a. ... e ftnt period, bUt,.... '**with 11 Ull• ... iD&M .................. ....
, M. "' n" at ,....._..
Q r.
' -
6-1 overall. while llhno1s fell to 1-6 for the season
and 0-4 in the Rig Ten
After a s<·oreless first half in which Illinois
limited thl' l'Onferen<'e's top offense to 122 yards.
M 11·h1g:rn took ;id vantage of a pair of breaks in the
third qu.irh'r to J:rah a M 0 lead
Ohfo St. 59, Wb~•••I• e
n >I I \1 Bl "i. ot110 t'\ rt Scbhchter figured in
four tout hd1•\\ns Setlurday to lead undefeated and
s 1xth -rankt•cl Ohio State to a 59·0 romp over
Wi sconsin. th•· Badgers· worst defeat ever.
The wor!)I sctbac·ks previously for Wisconsin
we re 56·0 d{·ftoats l.iy Ohio State in 1975 and
Michigan two ye<1rs ai?o
A crowd of 87.585. Ohio State's 68th straight
home sellout, watched Schlichter run four and two
yards for touchdowns and fire sCQring passes of 14
yards to Chuck Hunter and 20 yards to Gary
Williams.
Olda•o•• 38, "•11••• St. 8
MANHATTAN. Kan Quarterback J .C
Watts scon·tl two th1rd·qua rter touchdowns and
B1ll:v Sims ra11 11\1· u1rrh for another , awakening a
o.;lu~g1sh Okl.1h11ma offrnse and s parking the
t•1g hth-rankl•<I Soont·rs t11 a come.from-behind 38·6
victory over Big Eight upstart Kansas State
The undl·rdog '"•Ideals led at halftime 6-3, on
I>arrvl Black s one.yard touchdown run, while the
explosive Soont'r offense only was managing four
fi rst downs and 53 yards total offense.
But the Sooners. 4· l. marched 80 yards with
their first possession of the second half to take a
10-6 lead and command or the game.
N~braska 36. Olcla ... •a St. 9
STILLWATER, Okla. -Kenny Brown became
the first University of Nebraska wingback to rush
for over 100 yards as the No. 3-ranked Combuakers
registered a 36-0 Big Eight Conference shutout
over Oklahoma State.
Brown, who exeet!ded performances by 1972
Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Rogers, amassed
111 yards on eight carries and combined with a
two·touchdown performance by junior Jarvis
Redwine to completely outman the Cowboys.
Ml1111e•ota 24, lo1e• 7
IOWA CITY, Iowa -Quarterback Mark
Carlson connected with Elmer Bailey on SO-and
57-yard passe~ to pace Minnesota to a 24-7 victory
over lOWb.
Tailbal'k MariOn Barber got the Gophers'
other TD on a one-yard run with 5:56 left in the
first quarter as Minnesota boosted its mark to 4·3
overall and 3·2 m tbe Big Ten. Iowa fell to 3-4 and
2-2 in the lea~u~
Indiana 30, Nor1.haet-sler11 0
BLOOMI NGTON , Ind. -Junior Mike
Harkrader ru~hed for 146 yards and scored twice
Saturday as Indiana defeated Northwestern 30-0.
JWlior quarterback Tim Clifford completed 16
of 25 passes for 181 yards as the Hoosiers moved to
5-2 overall and 3·1 in conference play.
The Wildcats' only serious scoring threat
ended at the Indiana five early in the fourth
quarter as a fourth-down pass fell incomplete in
the end zone
Bears Score TD,
1st in 16 Garnes
COOKS, Mich. (AP> -A yard. Three feel.
That's what tbe Black Bean ot Bi.a Bay de Noc
High School needed to overcome Saturday to keep
from ext.ending their national football record of 15
straight scoreless sames.
Runnlns back Ron Colllna made aure when be
took a bandoff from quarterback lllke Popour and
plunged into the l'fort.b Dickinson end aoae for the
Black Bean· first. score in two yean •
"I hid to look al the acoreboa.rd to He the
acoreboard and llghts," Coll.ina aald. "Theo I
looked around to see If the referees had thrown I
(penalt)') flq on the play.•·
B_. the.'*1 WH le1al. 'lbe Bean had aeored.
""er llliDcl tha...abe7 trailed 3'-0 at tbe u ... and
were ueured ot autrertoc their 23rd atralpt de-
f.at. Ne¥«. miad U..& ..... Black ...,. ... " Rill
been outacored 8M·8 lo the lut 11 11mea.
PENN STATE'S MATT SUHEY DIVES BACKWARDS FOR YARDAGE AGAINST SYRACUSE.
Nav}r Sai1ing, 17-10
ANNAPOLIS <A P > -Quarterback Bob
Powers capped an 80·yard drive With a slx-yard
scoring run with 1·12 to play Saturday to lead un-
beaten. 20th-ranked Navy to a 17-10 win over Virginia.
The touchdown broke a 10· 10 deadlock
established leas than three minutes earlier when
the Ca1,:aJJers' Wayne Morrison kicked a 50-yard
rield goal. two yards better t.han t.he school record
set in 1973 by Joe Jenkins ,
Navy. 6--0. trailed 7.3 at halfttme but opened
the third penod with a 64-yard dnve on the ground
against Virgmfa, 4·3. The drive ended in a 28-yard
touchdown run by lh1rrl-stnng tailback Duane
!-'lowers
P f'nn SI.. 3:>. Syrar11•.-7
EAST HUTHERFORD, N J Quarte rback
Dayle Tate threw for three scores, including two to
tight end Rrad SC'ovill. and Rooker Moore ran for a
pair of t(ll1chdowns, leading Penn State to a 35-7
victory ovl·r Syracuse
Tate guided the Llons 82 yards in 12 plays with
lbe opening kickoff. with Tate tutUng Scovill twice
for 20 yanb and Tom Donovan for 15 yards. Moore
scored from the four with Just 4 14 elapsed.
Bawler55.Armw •
WESI' POINT, N. Y -Walt.er Abercrombie
rusbed for 91 yards and scored two touchdowns as
the Baylor Bears rolled up 612 yards on offense, an
all·time sc.hool record, m deleaUng Anny, 55-0.
Baylor, wtuch gained 331 yards ruahioc and
281 passing, opened the scoring an the sixth minut.e
of the first quarter, when quarterback Mike Bran·
nan passed 51 yards to spllt end Robert MitcbeU.
Abercrombie then scored twice, on runs or 11ix and
five yards to g,ave Bnylor a 21·0 lead after the first
quarter.
In the second period. quarterback Mickey
Elam bit fullback Mike Lively over the middle for
an 83-yard pus and run for a lOUcbdown. Robert
Bledsoe kicked field goals of 34 and 22 yards
before the ball which ended Baylor. 34-0. fl was the N1llany Lions' ninlh straight victory
over the Orangemen on a day when one of the few --------------------highlights for Syracuse was the induct.Jon of the
late Ernie Davis into the CoUege Football Hall of
Fame at halftime at Giants Stadium Davis, a 1962
lleisman Trophy winner. died of leukemia in 1963.
Penn Stat.e took little Ume in exposing t.he weak·
nesses in Syracuse's defense
842·2000
FOR THE RECORD/ FOOTBALL
--~· ........... ·--· ,.....,._. """"" ..... P•-l'\IMa ,, __
""'-'•!ti-.-..
•
VK
" u• Jll
H
tliH
1 )'
1 I ,.
.... ww...t u.i.n
"'° n
., Jft ..
Joo
,~,
,~
1 I
J »
RUSHINO ""llwrft C•I C Wll1le ..,.,.,, Ali... ,,.. _ _. ~ "-"ov-
tS-ttS. LI.ell •tt PASSING Soulllern C•I. McOonald 11.n•a11 -re o.m<t L1i.c11"'"1 ,..
RECEIVING So\il"9r11 Cal, G•rcla
., ... Wllllaml l t'I Buller l n C. Wl"I*
J.IJ Nol"' 0.-. Hunltr S 131 Mu11•k 3 .... Olck~non 1 l1
Bruins 21. Beara 27
k --.,. OM~
Clll
UCLA " 10 0 0 11
0 1 " 1-2'
Ca t-1'0 Luckllunl n
Cel-Camot>ell I oau lrom 81e<llrnon
(LYCk!IVrtl kk lll
Cal-.i-~ rvn ILuOhunl lllClll
Cal-FG LUC:kllur\l JJ
UCLA-Mc"'911 IJ run llloern>e.sler klC kl
Cat-JonM • rvn ILuOhurSI klO.I
UCLA-McNell u run llloermee1ter 1110.1
UCLA M<Hell I run !Boernwffler klO l
UCL A-#c ... 11 Irun 18oer-ttter klO l
0-ilatlJtlca
Cel
Finl-11
Ru"'"'V•CI\ ~ , ...
Pau lnv y.-<o. 11•
Relurn y¥dl II
PaUH 71 JG.2 Punts ....
Fumbl_. 3·3
Peftall.19$-yardS M l
UCLA ,,
61·304
Ill
~ .. , ... ,
•·l5
•3 1-U ............ ~-" RUSHING-Cal, Jonft n-ns. T11911le •" UCLA. McHell :a.m, O...rlea 17-IO Eoea<" .. ,,
PASSING-Cal, C.mptiell , ... n .1-m . E
A_,_, 4+1~. Blaomon H.0-8 UCLA,
~rles •1:i.1.1o:i. Rama.., 1·141, BH1-e
IH.0-0.
RECEIVING-Cal. Row S-JS. TU9Qle s-32.
Boura ~. ~ J.~. J-.. J.JS. UCLA,
Townaell4·S4, Wrl9"tmen 3·2•. How Top 10 Fued
I. Al•-16401 bHI TenneuH . 21·11 ,, Tu•• 1•1-0l loal to Arllanaaa, 17·14 a. Nel>rHll• 16+01 bHI OlllaMma Stale, a-o ... USC 1 .. 11 beat Noire Dame, <Ml
S. Houalon (6·0·01 beat Southtrn
MelllOCllat, l1·1
•·<Hilo SI• IMMll beat Wlaconsln. s..o
1. l'l0tld9 S..-16+01 did nol Play I Olli..... ,,., .. , ..... 1( ..... 6 Ste .. ... t . Notre 0.00..14-HI lost to USC. 42·'3 10 Arll-l~I beat Texas, 11·U
NHL
~I~·
P•IU DMW-
Ptlll-•Pl'la
"'ll•nlAI NYRa~ra
NYl\lende"' Washln91on
W LT PUG" GA
4101 2-•"
2 J I S 70 11
, , 0 • " ••
Jl0 •111S
2 •0 •nJO
ChitMIO
St LOU!\ VaMouvet
Wl"n1C>f'Q
Edmonton
CotoreOo
SmvtM Dlvl•lan
' I
' 1 1 3
' I
I
w a1ea Confereft<t
Aclama Olvlslan
• 13 ,. s u 11 s 11 ,.
" 71 IS I•
17 IS
8Mlon
Toronto
Bufl&lo
Ml,,.,.50te
Quebec
• I 0 • ,. 12
Plllll>Urof\
Monlrul
1(1"91
O.lroll
Hartford
• ' 0 8 71 ,.
370670 1'
l 1 0 6 19 IS
I l 0 2 12 lb
Norris Olvl1I011
31177017
3 I 0 b 13 ~
731 S2730
177'"" 132•U71
S.turclav'a S<erea
8MlonS.KI .... • Phlladelplll~ 7, Oe1ro11 3
Ch1t•OO 2, "'llanl• 7 lie
"'onl•~•• S. Ntw York Rdnq,,r• •
New Yot11 lllanclef'\ •· Hantord 1
Pllli bu«ll' s. Wa)lllnQlon I
Toronlo 2, llencouver0
SI Louil 3. ButfalO,
Color-4, W1nn1~ • TOflltM's Oamtt
vencou...,. al BulfelO
MonlrNI al Pl\11-lotl••
P1llsbur0fl •I Ntw York R&nqf>r\
Ovebe<8'Clllc-
Mlnneao4• al EO<nonton
Bruln1 5, Kings 4 k _ _,,,...._
''"''"erlad
0 l I •
1 l I S
1 BMlon, O'Rtllly • t'-"N•b. Jonath..,,l,
' SI Penally o~. LA, 13·00
SaceMPerlM
I. Bos1on. &ourQu. 2 (R•l•llt , Cuhm•nl,
l·Jt. J. Bolton, Ratelle 1 ISchm•utz, MIO-
dletonl, J:27. •· Bolian, Sc11m.ut1 • CR-
mond, Mlddt"°'11, 3· SO. S. LO\ At199IH, Sim-mer . co~. Trtlorl. 1 "'· •. LOS A"91'IH,
Jt11Mn 2 CC.rl\on, Glblnl, 13:21. 7. Los
An9elu, Halward • CGorln9, Murphy),
"'"· PeMlllH-8. Wiiton, LA, rn•lor. ·11;
Bourque, 801, J:OJ. Taylor, LA, l ;OJ;
J-111.tn,&os,t · ....
. Tlllrlll"fflad e. a.ton. McNM 2 IO'Rellly, Jonathan!,
S·3'. t. Lo$ Angeln, CMl\on 1 CJenlli\,
Gibbs), 11:•. PltMlllff-Holt. LA, 7·4'.
S~h on gHl-lot AnotlH .. 12·•-21.
lostofl ••io.~ Goellfl-l.t& """4ft, u..ant. loslon,
Gllwn. A-•.-. ,6)
' . ..
.......... ndoor
Ctt .. llF ....... ... ..,...,, .............. Vita~ ... ll'r--.C. Qen&Mn
.. ,, 14 ; Ooll""-VllM wt. Kim WwWIC*
M,M. .. t. ..................... === eetav Haet'-"f·~~74,W: ........... .,.~~W.1•.
... ....... ~ . ..............
W L "'1
t 0 ·-
••
' -t , ,. '"'
J -J t J uo .. ~
o.1...i1
l'llelafl•
"""A.l\t•la
Heu•llHI A ..... ,. , .. ,,.,_
........ " ... ........ (1ty
Cl\1(-
Ulah
0.fllwer
~alDlvl•._ , • ' r
l •
1 • -..c:-..._.
-Ohla._ • , ,
0
0 l"a<lftcDI_..,
-,.. -..
SJJ w -.. 1
400 000 ,.,
000 • -... ....... .._,,,. '0 1000
Goloe" Sl<tM
~S.•111• !>.ono._
J , ..
J ' .. , 1 iOO ,. '
l 1 * , .
J J .. J
--y'sk-
P!11l-IPfW• t» How Yor\ 111
lndl•N IJI Boolan 121. OT
W••h•n9lon Ill Oelroll 10.
Ch1ca90 II• Phoent• 100 San Anlonto 11' Clevet""d tt7
Houuon 101. All4nt• to~
Golden Stall IOI. Ut•h ..
TonltM's Ga"'" Clll<•llO at Mllw•uu.,
Phoenl• •t l(an•as C11~
!14!atlle at ult.er•
Golden Sl•le .>I Port111nd
Pensacola Open (a1Peflaatela,,.la.I
Curll• Sir-••·11-42-102 Orville -Y .a..1.. JQJ
8111 Krat?«l ••·70-10-JO.I
Mike Nlc~ette '7·7l+t-70< Dan Pahl .. _..,_.,_,.,.
John M•llattey •1-41·10 JO.I
Morris Halal~Y .,.. .. n :IOS
Don January 10-4,... :IOS
Bob Prollen u .11... 20l
Ktlltl Fer~ 6'1-6t..a-M
Terry Diehl 67 11-4t 201
Jell Miltllf'll ,,._11 ... JOI
Wally Armstrong 70-11 ... -709
8ob Murphy 10..._.._ lot Mike Sullivan 11 ..... ,_JOI
T0tn Purtzer ,,._11•• 20t Terry Mauney .._Jl.1J-10t
Oo119 Te-• ... 70-70-JOt
Bud "-llln ...... 11-JOt
L•rrv z 1e91..-.t·7M0-10t
Peter Jae-10-11..,-10t
Chi Chi Rodri-z 73 ...... -:iot
Tom Wetall°"' 7,..._., -110
Barry J eeckel 67·12·11-210
And'll Nor1l'I 6 .. 11.70-210
Tommy A<lron 11·••·70-110
D•le oouv••• 11.11 ... -210
Frank Beard 70·11-4t-110 Ro11en Donald 11.11..,-210
Olek Me51 ... 11.11-211
Merit. Heyes .._,._7,_a11
Mark Lve ... n .10-111
L.onard ThomOeon '7·7i-11-a11
Gary Koch 70-70.71-Jll eoo wvrwi 11•1-n -a11
Mllt.e Hiii n .10..,-111 o ..... BMr n*n-112
Boo Mann 7"*1'0-112
Jolln ~a• 71·7"70-211
Lff Cer'IM 11 ..... n-212
Dev~ Elc,,..t~qer 70-!H 0-112
arao Bryant •"'T0·1' JIJ Skip Ou,_. .. ,,., 10-71.71-JU
Dan Ha11oor-. •1 .... n-JtJ
Gary M<COtd •MH~ t •l Mike Aeld 7Hf).71-JI) Marty Fleck,.,.... 71·,.n-ru
JeNy McGee 10-11-n--m cr•'9 s1ac11w ... n.n-111
Lff Trevino 11·1"11-211
Re• Cal-I 73#71 11J
M•rk -Cumber 12·10 11 JIJ
Georoe Kn-10·11·1 ,,.
Sammy Racl>els 11-47 7t-21'
Jim Neltord ,. .... 1)-714
Sieve MelnY'I 11·70-13 214
Ro<lqer ""'"~' ••·10-16 71) Stoll S1me>'iM .._. .. ,. 71S
Lo~ N1~lsen 70·70-1S-21S
Ray """""" "8·13-74-JU
Tom J~n•.,n• 67·1•·7•-71S
Pat L•nd"''ll 11-6,.!S-JIS
Alan T apt• 10·11·1' JIS
Ed Byman ••·12·1• 11S
Jim Simon> b'f.70-7•-2U
Ed Flor i 61·7l-7S-216
Pel McGowan 6'·13·7• 716
Ron Terry 70·11·74-21•
Bob Eas.-7'·11·7~219
Bruce Fitlsi.er 12·6•·1&-71•
....... ..... .... • ......... ~CCI 1.M ,._. T..-t; A l'llt1t1-l'r~
.......... 6a; a ,l~r .. t Ka-..,
.. I C ,. ..... ~lar .. l'!MN, 61, 0 l'lltf'll-t(.,. lllrliy. ''' I l"liettt-Wei CMrlet -.illlMo, .i-. "°"9, 11.
lantaAnlta ~,. ...... en•.,,...,..,. .. .,• •-'Moel ,.,., race~Mlh ~Ire IMcC.rronl
I 00, J IO, UO; GlraiOI Cl'#lll) ..... UO,
Pride Of TN l 's (C.'"°"I 3.00.
Second race ScOllV'• S!Nrk !Simi 14 20,
S.60, 3.00, lloott Fe<1Kel1 IOllvarH) J.IO. t 40; IMy,,t Pollcv lllalan1u.1a1 1 .o. l2
Dally Oouolt 14-61 oald wcuo.
Third ••C• Flrll Albert IMcCarronl
10 IO, S.<111. 4 1111, Taiyo ISor'ensanl 1.40, 5 IO.
Cinco 8•nol1M 1.>onetl s . .io. Fourth race Benton Collin• (Ollv•resl
40 IO, 1.10, • OO; cactus Road 15'-"'•llerl
UO. UO; I0\'11 IMcHarouel 2 IO. Fiith rect Fle<ll Fle<k (Shoemel<.••I •.•o. >.JO, 2.20 . Miu M•rol M.c
lllolenru.tal 6 IO, l.00; Very Speclal LaoY
(McHu9uel >.40 U Euela 16·11 paid
~.00.
Sixth rac-o.nc!Y Wit IMcH•rou.l 610.
3 40, 2 IO. Trlbut•lr• IHawleyt J.llO, 2 IO.
F•bulOu• AMSOtl (Plercel 3.IO.
Se,..nth race RH<ator 1'-"Carronl S 20.
3 to, 2 70; Kulak IShoemlllltrl J . .o. 1.ao;
Tyrannical 111a1en1...,lal 2 •O U Eucta
!M l oaldS.50.SO
El1ihth -r~Qll Phe•unl !Olivares I
• 40. "'°· I ao· Prli• Spot CHaWIOI ~ ao. 3 00, Aae IH OeM (Sorenson) 6 60
Ninth race-GollPle ISoren.ont 14 40. 7.IO,
J.20. Tequlla S..nrlw ISllOem•kerl J.60.
2 40, Cl.,_ IAMCarronl 2.1111 U Eracla 1:1-21
paid \Itel SO
At1e-.-n .oo.
Hollywood Park
~y'a R ..... la
CUNel 7""111M ...,,...s m .. 11,..1
Flrlt race-KnlQllt For Bret CBo leul
6 00, l .IO. 3 00: Swlfl Max CWllll•mll 4 20, 2 .O; Lord...,..,. !Aubin) J 70
S.Cond race-Briana 8oy IAleull J.1111,
1IO,1 40; Slr Jim ITodcll 3.IO. 3 00; Summer
Holiday ILIQ!llhllll 3.20. " Dally Double
1 .. 11 oakU1900.
Third raca-Hustlln Auu CBayleul JS.JO.
10.00. >.IO; Surf Board IAUl>lnl J.60. t .40;
Revellll\Q Sandy I Pelllnol 1 to. SS E ,acla IMI oald un oo.
Fourth race Penner (Ackermat1ll .40.
2.to, 2.10; Or E IC Butkley (Alenll 2.IO.
1 to; MlelnlQht CllooChOo IAublnl UO.
Flllh race The Trede Mark I Partterl s.to, 4.40. t 60; Ptlaro tTOddl s.oo. 3.40. B•ller't ICnlC)nl !Ackerman I 2.20. U Oulnella
tt•l peldUJ.«1 •
Slrth rac»-LlnCIY'• Cr-n I S.luln911d • '°• 2.10, 2.10; ~ncJ Hano,..,. ISholtyl
2 10. 2. 10; c~·· ertny l&aY.19u1 4.60. ?.10, 2.10. C-: l.lncty's Crown. Crown's
Cristy cOl!Pled ef\tryl SS ErKla 11..JI paid
Slt.00. s. ... ntfl rk-11.C. Ceun4 IGl'\IM'lll ....
•.10, J ?O; ~It Colwt I Parllerl I.AO. 2-.IO;
A0tnan a-1 IK~I J ao.
EIOlllll r•c~ Native Roc••t IP•lllnol
11.40, 4 00, 2.10, L1tlle To At tP••k•rl l 00.
1 10, Spry Sam (Aul>'nl J 10 U er:e<l4 11·JI
Nld '7t CO. NlnU. rac-lncJlan Chl.t ILl9'1lhltll 11.10, •IO. J 00, .._,,., MOtl CS..Cc•rottel •.OO.
J 00. Oevnoncl IOHomerl 7.40.
Tentll rac.-Tua1a111 RI099 lll9hlhllll
Jl.40, 11.20, t.tD: II•-lloy 1,..rrvl IS.20.
1 00: 11o1.w1 to .. H ITodclt J 70 U .. Kia
14 Tl P•ld \td 00 Alleftdanee ,,714
JUNIOR COLLEGE
5'-by Ollartera
Cerritos O 2 6 3-tt
Saddleba<k 3 o 2 1-1
Slddltbeck acorln11-Bore I, Cool<. I,
Mltoac" J, GrOO\ 7
I Klll.-n~~•e•dleek
Boston's Dick Redmond la wrapped up by Kin&•' Mark
Hardy in Saturday'• hockey aame at Bos~ Garden.
Bruins WOfl. 5-4 •
.... October 21' 117'1
Hav e a Ni~e Trip
Air Force running back Mike Fortson is
tripped off his feet by an Oregon defender
after a short gain in the fi rst quarter of
• AP ........
their game at Eugene. Oregon went on to
trip the Air Force. 17·9.
Football Scores
College
W~sl
t:CLA 28. Cal 27
Pill 26. Washmiiton l'I
San Jose St 24. Ore St 14
Oregon 17. Air Force 9
Long Beach St 24. Fresno
St 14
Cal Lultwran JI, S.Cr•meftlO SI r.
Whlllltr JO. RedtendS U
Cler•monl·-27, ullerne u
Aruw Pe<llic 1', San Oieqo u
Pomona JI, Occ1.-n1a11• Cal Poly·SLO •• (41 SI Nor1hrle1Qe
20 Santa Cl••• u. SI Mary'a 1 Chico SI. 7, H4ryW•rd SI 0
WlllameJ:lll,., Paclf.k,On 2•
HumbOtdt SI. 7.4, S... "'•n 51. IJ
Or-Col. 41, W. W•.iilnolon )t
Orl9Dn Tact! .,, S. Onteon I
E . Or...,,. ... C:-. Wa .... 7
<:.iPoly-24,UCDa,,t.21
Utah SI. IS,Pac.111< u
&Hides
Stanford 30, Arizona 10
Ariz. St 28. Wash St 17
Cl" L \' \3, L'tJh .i l
Missouri 13. Colorado 7
Colo. St. 37. Sao 01eao St 3
BYU 54, Wyoming 14
Idaho 20. Montana 17
Texa1 <Arlington) 42. New
Mex. St. 14
:->ew Mex1t'O 20. L'TEP O
Nev 1 Reno> 22. Weber St J
N COIO'_ ,, Pot'll•n<I SI 10
W Mont~ •l Roe 11\V Mount••">•
Wt\lrrn SI ?•. Cototaoo Mo~ , ,
l't Ln.,a7,S Ulah•
Mc Mur<' 41 Cotor-C~ 7•
TtJ Arfl""Q'tonO.N~Mf'llCOSt h
N•w Mui<o70 To ·El PaaoO
BO•H St u , Id-St 0
MonlaM SI 10, N M iron• I
S Color-•7. New Me• ·HIQh l•no• ,,
Midwest
l'SC i2, Notre Dame 23
.\l1ch1 !!an 27. llllno1s 7
Ohio St 59. Wbconsrn 0
PurclUl' 11. l\hl·h St i
Indiana JO. Nrthwi.trn o
M 1nnesota 2-1. lo" a 7
Oklahoma 311. Kan St ti
Nebr aska 36. Okla St U
J\an!>aS24. lowaSt 7
\\ 1cl11ta St 24. Drake 17
'\ llhno1s 33. llhnmi. St i
Cent Mich 31. Ball St JO
.\l1am1 •Ol 21. Bwln1t Grn 3
l.0 111!.\ ilk ;jot, Ind St ttl
E M 1ch1~an 14. Kent St tu
Toledo 21. Oh10 U 13
Adri•n 74. "''bocn J Batdwln W•llac• ~2 CH\IO W••'•" l
fl•IO•I U C"'c-0 (4rl•lon l!,G<.._11 u
Cenl M1\\0<•I 29 L1nc~n 11
0o .... 17 ---~"""' 11 .... Ou-h . e.-V11l4 IJ
Findlay 71. Anderwn•
Ciu\lav ..._"""' n e.u.tl Mtr"' 1 ... ,,.,,.,,. n . A"ll'buro u
H-1'.AtmaO
Kearn•y S. 10, E.._,la SI 1
Mt(hlo•n Tech ... w1-.. SI 10
Minn. Oulllll\ I•. St. Ctoud SI •
Minn ·NIOtYll 21, Bemidji SI •
Mon"'°""'· 111 JS. C.C. 20
Moorhead SI. 10, -.10 SI 1
NW Ml\'°""I St IJ. NE Ml_,,,
Ollvel IS, Kal•muoo 13
SI Jonn'•. Minn ll. SI Ola!. SI T~71,Con<onll<t,Mo<l'ld 1!
SeQlnaw Vet SI 20, Hort-. Mich. 1
5 Oa•ota SI. 14, N •-• 1 V•lparalao 11. Ev.,..vlli.' w-.. St.. JOWSlll.J/14. !
WertbufQ 11. "-•-1 Wlle•lon 14, c,w,,_ 1
Wls.·Eaw Claire JO, Wl>...\Aelnw 1' Wla.· .. lv. , .... » . ...._, ___
11
w11 ·StO<ll n. WI• -~i.v11te u
tncJlaM. P• 1'. 54....., .... 14
-.·E Sftorw 1,N C ~ 1, lie
WM! LI...,,, 7,s.6em, W.Va J
9utle•l4.-1 .. l0
£ C•n•••I u l9 s woo.1 .. _,,. ••
Ft H•TS SC 20. W_,,., • _.,_ IS. SI _.,-._ I(.., 0 l•••...C• 1•. ear-fl. I-• 11 ---n. ic-.s-'° Minot St 14.~St tJ
-..,.,._,, v . --... ,. N OllllClla D.S ~2' Nl[Oll.._ .. £.,_.,.
Peru St IQ,~ SI •
SW IC ... Wol IC ~-· IC•n 1 V•tlf'y (lh 1• ~YVtll~ SI •
Altll•nd 11. Hill..S.IP •
811/tflon 1t Oeflaf>C• I
C'"'t 1-all,L~r•
Htram Cot 70. J°"" CarrOll 1
Mur-r•y St 11 lndi~ Ultntr•• 1
Mu1kl"9""' t•. Martttt• I•
Ro..,Hulrnan JI, Earlll.tm O
Slmp..,... 1l, w1111am ,..,,,, J
SW Ml\'iOUrl,,. Mlu~m·AOH• ]
VO""O•'°""' SI ...... kron J
Ooton s•. Fon1nam 11 o.ne .. • Jt. ODP•tln 1 Mount Union tJ. HPldelbPr9 6
Ohio Norl,_,, n . Den•""1 1
0 11•rl>f'I!\ 14. CM>1141 ll Wtn\lon S.r.m 11 C•n! SI , ()!>lo 6
Iliac> Hiii~ Sl JO s Oe~o••·Sl>tq!t<l 7
( NllChtQ6n U. t("1t SI 10
l OPl.tnd 21. Millon 11
Mtdl•nd 1•, H<Kll~ 71
H 1 lhnol• 33 llllnol< St 1
S1•pion 43, ICno• 14
SW Nllnne\Ola 71. Slou" Falls St 1
W•yne. M><h 10. F•rrt< ... 6
W Michl_, 31 Gr-Vall•Y SI 0
w11m1no1onn . ,._,..,•I
WI\ ·~O\n 70, St -rl U
Wit SIPWM Pl 71 WI\ ·S.-. ..... 1•
E 1111-•l' H llt\l<1.i9Af\7I £1,,.hvrsl19 Avou1~na 111 6
Gr•c•I-~ Otlaw .. IC•n Jt
lllinot• COi n. SI Amot'aw"
1111noh WMlyn 41 _..,,. Ill 21
Mllllk1n U CarrOll Wh 1
OhVfll H•1•._,, OePau•O
p ...... no .. SI .. L_ .. o.rw-u
SMU Fumbles
Help Houston
From AP Dlspa\dles
HOUSTON -Houston quarterback Detrick
8rown keyed a 20-polnt first quarter -aided by
rour Southe rn Methodist rumbles -with a seven-
yard touc:hdown nan and n.ine--yard touchdown pass
to lead the flfth·ranked Cougars to a 37-10
Southwest Conference football victory over the
Mustanp Saturday night.
It was a drutic turnaround from two years
ago. when SMU scored 20 points in the final 39
seconds to beat the Cougars in the Astrodome.
Brown hit Lonell Phea with a 62-ya.rd bomb on
the secmd play of the tame to set up a 29-yard
field goal by Ken Hatfield before the Mustaqs
started their rumbllq act.
Tea •• Tee• 3e, •lee 7
LUB~Texu Ron ReeftS ataked Tex· a1 Tech to• e d witll two toucbclown puMI
and later ran 11 y or another ~ la a J0.1·
South...t Conference ..tet.ory over Rite. 1
Fullbeck James HadDot 1alned D Jardl ID M
c1rrlea for Tedi to beeome tbe Red llalden'
aecoad-leacllna rmber ever .
..... ,, •• ,.. ~· S7 c---··· 17 Southwe1>l ·
,\rkans~ 17. Texas 14
T1·xa!> T~h 30. Rice7
1 CL 24. Tulsa 17
'\ Tex St 28. W Tex St.
1-4
lloust.on '37. SMU 10
AuslHl C~ ». Tr lt>lty, T•K • lt•ntucky 54 IQ.,...,. . .,.,. Bluff O
S1t~F ~1129,SW TtusSt !• ' •••• ,°"St, II, !><II ...... St ,.
T••••U l ... S...._SI 10
AO. ·-i(.ello 2' . ....._ ... Te<h 14
E lnaa SI 11. Abl-O>rl•tlart•
Solttb N E Lou1s 1ana 28. CS
Fullerton 17
Alabama 2t t~ 17
Clemson 28. Duke 10
Geor gia 31 . Vandy 10
Wk Fortl:!'>t 2.5. Maryland 17
LSU 23. Kentudcy II
Auburn 38. Ga Ttth 14
N Carf' 35. N Caro St 21
Citadel l7. \'~ll 11
Gramblmic St Z>. Jacksn
St 13
M 1am1. •'l a . 19. Bolton
College8
S . Caroltna 21. )f,ss 14
S Mi~~ 22. M {'riph111 St 0
~II:.~ ~ ~. ~J .Jr.1ha ll 11
\'o;1 Tt·l·h ~. "•<'hmood o
Rutjler!> ~. ·~ m&~tJry ll
Furman JI Appl<'hn St 17
~11\a,.Y, WV o U (Aw W"l4"f'I 0 o .. ..,_, <1. '4amciotn S-y 0
E ICtnluO· I w l(_U( .. y .
f '°'"''"9 ~1 " ~---on J Tow'°" St 20 Gfa-MbOtO SI l
Jn (h•n-~ M-f-IS
viro1n1a u,...,,. o NM"4-SI •
w C•rOllN sa. _..,,d JI
£11ra~tnCllyS4 u H 'II fe<t>O
f"m0t• f. .._. ,, 8r0q, .. 1~r Va O
f ~1rmont JI, W Vlr91n1<1 Tech•
fe,•lloillPSI 1. Llvinqstonee L •~v .,_," ... St Patuno
MtllUCX 11, Maryville 10
Morff!~ad S. J Tf'-.-Tttl\ 3 tit
N ,.,.ol1rwt 4.6. T,.. Ho-*...-o u 0
.,_.11\l>ury SI 71, l.Oek H•...,. ~t 14
S.-w•,,.. IS WO\ft & L,.. IC
"or9in1a St 31, Hampton ln\I O
W VtrQ1"'a SI 40 Blutil<'ld St 0 C.••mOtlf'll SI ,. Jae .. _ SI I J
-.Ao..-ll. Ftak IS
Prttllyt .. -M ""'" H•ll 6 S,.._d 11 Con<Ot4H
... "\l\\!Ool Val 29 Tua\ ~-n •
) WUIPrn. T-)). C-lre 1
fro.SI 17.H .. ._...."
East
Ba~ lor 55. Arm) o
;\a\') 17. Virsi1rua 10
Penn St l5. Svracu'e-;
\\ \'1qon1J ~'7. Tulan"' 1-;
\'ale 37. l'olumbia 1
Brown 28. Cornell 7
Col(late 17. Pnnceton 6
Dartmouth 10. lla r,•ard 7
Temple 35, Cln<.'mnall 14
\'1llanova 29. Holy Cross 14
B•lea 10, -CP\I« TKh 0
Bo< ton U JO. lt•"'llS Potnl o
llrdQwal .. , Mn< 21, Plymouth SI 14 ,,,,.,,,.,SI. 10. 1tu121-7s1. 1
Cotl>'f 11. T'"'''"· Conn 1
C.-IKul 1', Ma11W 1
Oet-ar• 47. C W Pol.I 1•
£ StroudstlurV 11, M.amt .. k:l St
<;.ti Y\l>uf'O 14, ll<lcllnell 1 ,._, 1•. union. N Y 11
HoUlr• 11. P.ce 7
JOl'lM ..._IM 11. Georoet-n. O.C
10
Keanu • .leraev City SI. 21
L•ftiO" 1•, Hew H ......... lre J -M<K-2A, R-1111-0
Mllle•nllteSt. 27, ~St. 1 s. c-llt:..C 71, c-10...rd 13
Sor I nQf leld W, "'9>t. Connect!< ut 1
S...artlltnOre t 7, U"""'9 0
Wa-1'.~HallU
W M~ IJ. LVC°"'4"0 1
~r "· """'"" ~ -r'Wlll' WIMl .. tl.Albr'-"'17
A.......,, N.V.-». IWo-.IYftCo.Cl
AlfHd M, Oort-St. 1 A--IMI. M. ,.,_. t•
....... D.li'IJI t rylt
O•IM 5'. M ........... $l. 1' 0....-Val.t ,' qt ti ,.,
Ecllftllon> M. i1. ~. Pa. 1 ,,._.....,.._St.U, ..... lt.M
._ 11,0.-c:.MyO
'--Val.J1,_ ....... ,
--ltlfne '°· w. c-tk•. .,.,.,oA" sr n °"'--sc o "" ......... ,. 2S o.u-11 ~I ,..,.,.. 11. _. .. 1
r-"· w..,, "Jeff. 10 ,.,,._,._Wlll_O
V•seta lO,J ........ 1 _,.,, .... ,_..,
W a.-sr M.~30 -l-.... JC.a.M-• c ... ,, ... , 17 lln>rtpgr! St 1 C•<"4'0•• --M. Al~y O (' C T._,,.,.~7 -tf'St •
t:: .. •rt•f'IO » ~r\49n tS
M•\\ NIMft;n.e 20, W Connecl><ul 0
Ht"Qa••JJ.5-" A-1.,.. 71. H_..,tllon 10
Slon• B""* '·Prov-• o. IOff•11 1 r•nton SI •.St Jolln \,NY H
Junior College
Soulia Coast Conference
Mt SAC 12. OCC 10
S;inta Ana 14. Ccr n tos 13
SO Mcsu 28, Grossmont 10
Mlsli.lon Conference
Saddlcback 27. Citrus 17
R1vers1de2'7,SDCC 13
Palomar 25. San
Bernardino 24
Southwestern 23. Chafrey 17
Soutbera Cal Collfereace
Santa Moni c a 36, LA
Harbor lS
Metropolitan Coelerence
LA Plerce21. Bakrsfld 10
E ICaminol7,LBCC7
Pasadena 26. LA Valley 14
Wes&em State
Hancock 48, West LA 7
Compton 16. Ventura 6
Glendale21;1. Moorpark 23
De9ert Confe~e
Imperial VaJJey 31, Mt. San
Jacaoto29
HIGH SCHOOL
Ceetury League
Canyon 7, Villa Park o
Carden Grove League
Pacifica 10. Garden Grove
6
USLIFE Salvi~ and Loin Invites
RUNNERS
to the 2nd ....... Huntington Beach IOK
Hallowttn ca..w.
Sundly, Octobor 28. l:.*M. OLwn View Hip School In
Hunclnaaon Beach. Faat. flee C()W'1C. Award!! and T-$hins. Call
f« dCcall• (113) S20·9700. o.t ot l'tlC.'C rc1IAr'ltlon begins
7AM et 0ceati View Hlitt School. 17071 OOdwd (8' Wimer AVff*), Procetd~ will fie donated to U.S. Olymc>f( 'tl'linlng
CcMm Md to the Boys Club o( HundllJIO'I lkach.
Come nin with USl.IFE Sav1np and Loin where you ~
.. MOtt Qll.l itl llft.
U.'1.IFE SAVINGS
and loan Association
\ --
' I ' '
Narrow straps cross over at the
instep.
Super tall, faceted heel adds
interest.
I
FeaturlM_~-·-·--------------~
All~iaht
Beautlf ul evening suits are in the pic-
ture for d.reuing up this fall. With them go
equally as glamorous shoes, with tall heels.
rhinestones and sexy straps.
You can loolc for satin sandals with
rhinestone touches or golden chains, super-
sexy spaghetti straps on tall, slinky heels,
birdcage backs and tall, stack-look heels.
As a complement to the new feminine
suits and dresses, there· also are dainty
scallops, eyelets and other dressma.ker
touches on the styles for fall. -JUDITH.
OLSON
Feminine sandal has dainty
scallops and cutouts.
Dance the whole night in
chained shoe.
Tall-h eeled w ood bottom ,
birdcage back.
A sizzle sandal with satin and
rhinestones.
A twist of satin front and back
insures interest.
Grande Dame Symbolizes 'Year of the Woman'
EDITOR 'S NOTE -Nol Stnce the days when
queens held true reign have women been as con·
spac-uous aa they are today tn ~ng Europe The
"Grande Dame" of these "femmes pobhques" i&
Simone Veil, prealdent of the Eur()pean Parliament.
By MARCUS ELIASON
""'Jee•~-Prn• Wr""' PARIS -For Europe, 1979 is The Year of
the Woman. ·
no longer needs token female:,
t"AR f'R O M BEI NG A FEMI N IS T m1 lttant. the g raceful and matronly Mrs.
Veal seend' s urrounded by paradoxes.
This woman who has achieved in rive years
what would lake most politicians a lifetime is a
political novice whose only experience is a term
at the relatively minor post or health minister.
went unnot.Jccd. V1s1l:, lo her hairdresser were
faithfully recorded The pres~ called her
Simone
TUE HIGH POINT Of' HER CAREER wa5
the victory in Parliament of a law she
sponsored legalizing abort.Jon dunng the fi rst 10
weeks of pregnancy.
na me-.t• refu~l~:-. .. After all.· she :,ay~. "the
Pc1rllament ., nine member ~late:, represent a tturd. almost c1 ha tr or all the true democracies in
the w9 rld ··
TODAV SHE lS THE MOST prominent of
the so-called Dames de G1scard a circle of
talented women the president has packed as ad·
Vlsors and executJves.
~ Britain aud Portugal have female premiers,
• six women serve in the Swedish Cabinet, and s the newly elected European Parliament bas a
woman president.
This mother or three pus hed a liberal abor·
lion law through her country's Parliament in
1975.
This unabashedly heavy smoker cham-
pioned a government progra m to curb s moking.
Many wer e outr aged. Anti-abortion a c-
tivists played a tape recording of a retus'
heartbeat in the Parliament chamber. and one
deputy shouted: "Madame le mini.stre. do you
want to send children to the ovens?"
ln addition to Mrs. Veil. Giscard d'Esta-
ing's "dames" include Alice Sawuer-Seite. 54,
minister for...uni versities since l976, who was ap-
pointed to the post after servine as France's
first woman university department chairman;
end Monique Pelletier , 52, minister for the
"Pemma.. Condition." a department Gascard
d'Estaina created to handle the fulJ range of women's affairs.
And few symboU.. better than Simone Veil
of France bow far Bu.rope has evolved toward
liberal democracy. ~ It was little more Gaan a generatlOD a10 that
Adolf Hitler tried to unite Europe by force -a
qu~t which, Ullder Nui doctrine, call" for put-
Uol Mn. Veil ud her fellow Jews in CGDCeDtra·
tion camps. ~ Today Mn. Veil is the Grande Dame of
Europe, France'• IDOlt popular poUUcian, tout
ed aa a potential lldme minister, and president
of the Europem P.,U.meot.
Perhaps .-t lmportant, her sex waa never
a factor in ........ the leadership the 410-
member Parlla .. eot. She was cbolen, it ls
1eoerelly agreed, purely on her merits. "Beine a woman did not play a role in get-
tln8 me this poeition," says Mrs. Veil, 52. "But
it didn't wotk e1ajnst me either, and that's
tometbinl too.''
That ls guile a change from what she said
when she fint entered politics in 1974 as
P'rance's health _.ater: "I am.a minister only
.. because I am a woman."
Today. lt Jin. Veil is any yardstick, France .
Simone Jacob was born in Nice in 1927.
daughter of an iUW1trioua architect. At the age
of 17 abe and her family were among aor1'e
150,000 Jews rounded up by French police under
Nazi orders . The family was sent first to
Ber1en-Belaen concentration camp, and then to
Auschwitz.
Her parents and brother died there.
After the war, the young woman went back
to France to rebuild her life. She studied law
and took on a succession or jobs at the J ustice
Ministry, ultimately becoming a magistrate.
Jn 1946 she .married Antoine Veil, a busi·
nessman who now runs UTA, a French intema·
tional airline Veil's connections with Vale ry Giscard
d'Estaing, who would become president of
France in 1974, brought his wife into contact
with France's lop offi cialdom.
When Giscard d'Estaing became president
he wanted a woman in his Cabinet.
The French, who invented the word
chauvinism, gaped al the phenomenon or the
femme politique. Nothing Mrs. Veil did or said
Mrs. Veil. stunned by the allusion to Nui
cre matories. slumped on the podium in t.ean. It
waa a rarelouofaell·control. Mrs. Veil (pronounced Vay) led a list of
candldates for the European Parliament on
Giacard d'Estaing's behalf and won handily
over the left wtna and right wine opposition.
Seeking the presidency of the Parliament.
she faced hostility of Italian and lrlab Catholics
toward her abortion record, and bad to
persuade non-French deputies that she was in·
dependent and not Glscard 's arm in the Parlia-
ment
To underline this. she quit the French
Cabinet lo devote herself to European matters.
She is realistic about the Parliall\eot's
meager powers She knows individual govern·
ments will fiercely oppose any attempt by the
assembly to appropriate a say In major Euro·
pean concerns like arms control or the energy
crisis
Jn an tnler v1ew recently, Mrs. Veil said she
beli eved the Parliament has "a moral voice"
with which 1t can speak out on issues like
human rights an Eastern Europe or the Viet·
It 's Oktober, the Time f or a Fest
BIG 8L\& LAKE -It was a scene much like
Busson«'• Cantlna in Enaeuda after the annual Baja 500
race. -Tbe air was heavy ud white foam was sloshing down
aisles waving balloons and throwing bits or cotton candy
onto the gooey floor.
Mrs. Veil is asked how she, as a Jew and
survivor al the holocaust. felt on picking up the
eave! for the first time in presiding over a
Parliament with many men and women who
grew up under Nazis m.
She huot.s for the right words
"AB a Jew, as a concentration camp sur·
vivor, as .. a woman, you feel very much that
you belong to a minority that baa been bullied
for a long time. As for the deport.atlon, what re·
mains with you most is the memory of bumllia·
lion. and that's a feeling many women have too.
or trampled digruly .....
The Parliament signals hope as "a symbol
that everybody. men and women. Jews and non·
J ews. all have the same opportunities.
"Thal Inspires me. If this Parliament has a
J ew. a woman , for its president, il means ever·
yone has the same rights. That me8DI a tot lf
me." •
Oaertf I ....
•
the aides of ralled beer ateiDs and. pluUc yellow Dixie
cups held by bleary-eyed party people who tboulht they
were ltill 1tencttn1 atral ... t.
Tba revelers, weartns eyerythlnc from Charlie'• Chill
T·ahlrta to tradltlaul a... COltumea, bad come to
celebl'IU tire Olrtoberf•t -tile f..Uval of the harvest wbicb art.,,...., la, hrmmr Ware recorded blstory -
and la now eml1llraced lD •utom ..,U of tbe world, lnelud·
i.DISoatMmC.ntornia.
Pretty city lassies with country smiles wore 1arlenda ol
artificial flowers and brtlht·colored ribbons dan&liDI in
their hair -courtesy of tbe Ladies Auxiliary tor-a Jt.75
donation.
While many of these same youn1 women stood atop
picnic tables cooatructina tall pyramids of empty plutic
cups, the lads who were epparenU, trJtna to woo t.bem
were dlaplaylq their manly bravado by taklq part ln
beer drlDkiq contest.a.
Four men, not walk1D.I quite strai1ht, epproaebed the
bandstand and each wu liven a st.eln filled to tbe brim
with soldell liquid by a woman in folk co.twne. TIMm came
the lnltNeUom:
Tldl OboMrfMt WM Uildlll pl8C9 la tbe convention
center tit 1111 ...... Lake, wtme tile banelt la more likely
to eome ID ta.. form of tounst dollsl ta.a la wheat or potatoes.
At tbe Mek ol. tbe 1arp ball, • ....._.. old woman
with e Wblatler'a Mo&ber bun tooll a IDOllMllt from ber Job
of Mllinl eommemoreUve T-lblrU to blow tbe foam off a
cowboy'a lteia o1 beer, wbUe bllidl Mr a pale, Uala mu
hawked 8lb&rQI and~·-..... map. Tbe floor WM ... ..., -lie lflilt .... , ud liUJe
ddl4r9. ob¥toualr ='••Ill& tWr.u.ti lllDll,.... ftlllUJtl a ll'AVitJ Ila ........ tM lrowdld
Everywhere JOUDI end old were tout1n1 to 1ood fortune end lood health, aad lD the cent.er of the room, e
lar1e, wooden dance fioor Hrved u the nucleus for more
than 100 lhoulder·to-aboulder couplee reapondln1 to tbe
Germen bad playtq:
"Om, pab1 pab •. 0 m, pah, pah. Om, peb, pab."
SwQlq lD rbytbm With I bop-1tep.dole4te1>. boS>-
step-clole-ltep, hop.1tep-cme·atep, the couples .whirled
around wbUe performin1 a Lawrence Welk brand of U.
Bohemian polka.
Tbe tq moment of tb• evenlna came wben the leader
of U. German band called "Tyrolla" announced lt wu
tlm' to bold tbe c:b•....,lllp beer drtDkiDI contest. •
AIJ1 man apllllq • drop ol Uquid would be Immediate-
ly dlecpMNf'41d. After tbe liquid WU CODIWDed, tbe ateln
WU to be placed upe.lde down OD tbe CODM9tant'I he.cl.
l"tft9ID aeeoeda leter tbe foar men bad comumed, In
whet ... med one loq pip, a Uter of beer each. Tbe1 were
awarded cme ,old trophy to 1pUt between them. No one
... med t.o eere.
For lll09t of thole ........... tlM ~WU more
than a ~lebrel1°'1 of the hen.t and of Mother Earth -tt
wu a way to aa.y toodbye to the summer end to kick off
thewiMerMUOD. •
rt ... alto aa ea_cUM_ to eM too mucb aauerbrateri ucl~ '
bratwunt end to drtu too much tood. dark O..aa beer.
A.Del to IDl"fet &Mt JOU lane to IO to work oa lloeday mont·
ln1.
I .
\
FEATURING
~. ~ Mra. Buuchamp .
Beauchamp-Hoose
llella411a HooH aad RoMrt Brooks Beauchamp exclaaa1ed wedclin1 vow1 in
ceremOlliea at Newport Harbor LuU.eran
Church ..
The bride, de.._._ ol llr. ud Mrs. Clinton
Hoose of Newporl Beacb, 1raduated from
Newport Harbor J111b and au.ded Orange
Coast~.
Tbe P'OOID. IOD'ol Mr. and lln. William R
Green ol 1\altin, attended SaddJeback College
and Cal Poly. Pomona.
The couple will make their home in Madera
after a trip to Lake Taboe.
Esayian-Holzmi Iler
Sharon Holzmiller of Lal\IDa Hills and
Harry Eaayian or Irvine exclianged wedding
vows in ceremonies held in Wilccmsin.
The couple plan to live b.. Newport Beach
after a trip to Great Britain.
Tbe bride Is the daugbter of Mrs. Ralph
Holzmiller and the late Mr. Holzmiller of
Reedsburg, Wis. The groom is the soo of Mr.
and Mrs. Nushan Esayian of South Milwaukee Wis . .
Mr. and Mrs. Esayian
Mra. WU.Uun Lovett of Colt.a Mesa.
J-.. ~ f\llure ll'OOID is the IClll ol Mr. and Mrs.
VIUJ -Ol"lan ol ea.ta Meaa.
The couple Is to be married at Fint United
M et.bodiat Church of Costa Mesa.
Houlette-OBrien
Ronald Houlette ol Conma del Mar and
Erin OBrien of Coeta Mesa were married at
Community Congregational °'urcb in CoJ'ODa
del Mar.
The bride, now attending Orange Coast CoU~ge, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BUI ~Brien of ~ta Meaa. The groom, also attend·
mg OCC, 1s the son of Mr. Ray Roulette of
Colorado Springs. Colo., and. Dollee Campbell
of Orange.
The Houtettes will make their home in
Corona del Mar. A honeymoon is planned at
Lake Shasta.
Laughlin-McOluggage
Victoria Laugblln of Newport Beach and
DeWitt ~cCluggage of South Pasadena plan a
March wedding at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church of Newport.
The Mure bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McKernan-Gri ms haw Robert Laughlin, is a graduate of the University
Marie Grimshaw and Francis McKeman of Southern California. Her future husband
both of Newport Beach, were married at St. An: graduated from Harvard University Business
drews Presbyterian Church of Newport. School.
..
I
...
' I
. The bride; daugbter of JiCr. ana-. Ja~k ---
Gramshaw of Newport peach, is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High attended Orange
Coast College and Westmont College.
Barth-Wh ite
T~e groom, son ~r the late Mr. and Mrs.
Francas McKernan, ts a Pennsylvania native
now attending Long Beach State.
The couple plan to live in Newport Beach
after a trip to Mexico.
t: · Lassley-Ettelson
! Ellen Ettelson of Costa Mesa and Steve
Lassley of Yorba Linda exchanged wedding
• vows in Yorba Linda Friends Church.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymon EttellOll of Costa Kesa, graduated
from Costa Mesa High School and Orarige Coun-.
ty Collete ol Court Reporting. • l . The IJ"OOID, son of Mr. and lln. James
Lassley of Yorba Linda, attended Orange Coast
College.
The couple plan to liv~ in Huntington Beach
·' after a trip to Palm Springs.
Davis-Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Davis of Hunt-
ington Beach have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Elizabeth Davis to Michael
Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawford of
Huntington Beach.
A winte r wedding is planned a t
Neighborhood Church in Palos Verdes Estates.
The futore bride and groom both attend Cal
State, Long Beach.
Lovett-Morgan
Estancia High graduates Linda Lovett and
Robert Morgan of Costa Mesa have announced
their engagement. A January wedding is
planned.
The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Barth Mrs. Bennewate
The garden of the Newport.er Inn was the
site for the wedding of Elizabeth White of
Laguna Beach and Dr. Gary Barth of
Manhasset, N.Y.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ross
Gibson White of Emerald Bay. The groom is the
• son of Dr. and Mrs. Gary Piccione of New York.
The couple will settle in Portland, Ore.,
after a trip to Hawaii.
'-'ll
Bennewate-Webster
Tivoli Terrace in Laguna Beach was the
wedding site for Nancy Irene Webster of Huot·
ington Harbour and Richard Bennewate of
Whittler. The bride 1i'aduated from Marina High
School in Huntington Beach and attended
UCLA. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Webster of Huntington Harbour.
The groom attended Whittier High School
and served in the U.S. Air Force. He is tbe IOll
of Mr. and Mr1l. Robert Bennewate of Whittier.
The Bennewates plan to live in Sherman Oaks atur a trip to Palm Springs and Puerto
Vallarta.
Schiro-Smull
Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church
was the setting for wedding vows between Lauri
Ann Smull of Newport Beach and Steven Schiro
of Camarillo. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. L.C.
Smull, graduated from Newport Harbor High
a nd attended the University of Southern
California.
The groom. son of Mr . and Mrs. Sam
Schi"t&. also attended USC. The couple plans to live in Westlake Village
after a trip to Bermuda and the Bahamas.
Ringblom-Best
Robin Ringblom or Newport Beach bas
become engaged to Lawrence Best or La Habra.
Ms. Ringblom, a graduate of Newport
Harbor High, is the daughter of Lt. Col. and
Mrs. Allan H. Ringblom of Newport.
Best, who graduated with honors from Cal
State Fullertdn, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Best of La Habra. The couple plans a July 1980 wedding at Our
Lady or Guadalupe Church in La Habra.
(See WEDDINGS, Page 88)
Wedding and engage
ment announcements run
on Sunday m the Daily
Pilot Forms are available
at all Druly Ptlot olftees or
Miss Davis, Mr. Crawford
Miss Lovett, Mr. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Houlette
Mr. and Mrs. Clark
25th Anniversary
Shirley and Jim Clark of Huntington Beach·
held an open house to celebrate their 25th wed·
ding anniversary.
The Clarks have two children and have
li ved in Huntington for the past 18 years.
by calling · lhe Feature _. .. """"' _ _. ...... ..,.1111""'111 .. ~•-----ll"'"llll,.._
Mss Laughlin
..
Deparlmmt. 642-4321.
To avoid disappoint-
ment . prospectwe bndes
are reminded to have thetr
wedding stones. with a
black-and-white glossy of
the bnde or of the couple.
to the Features Depart-
ment one week before the
wedding
20°/oOFF
(With This Ad)
..............
LAMPSHADES .,., .......... ...................
TNI ............... ........... ,."
OPEN SUNDAY
PRE-HOLIDAY SALE
long Gowns
FOi ALL OCCAtlOMI
UPTo75%0FF
(limited to ltoc:M on hind) ......................... = "-'·~ ..............• ................. : ............. ....,
11 Fashion lslcMcl. Newport lesla
• ,644-UU
~!:*' ..... ,_....., ....
It
Are you an
emerging
woman?
Many women are searching tor new rotes In
the btJSineSS and profesSk>nal wor1d bUt until now nave ,,.w__;;;•.._L_:;. .. B~l ~ been unab6e to get a true llNlf • picture Of the opportunities. , 1111 bt1t1 _
That'S whv Walke< & Lee Real Estate IS offering
'lhe Emerging woman ·on Tuesdav. OCt 23
at the Soutti Coast Plaza Hotel 1n Costa Mesa
1rs a changing hfestvle seminar for women 1n
mld·hfe who are interested 1n ut1hz1ng their
talents and caoabthoes to the fullest
The Emerging woman will emo11as1ze ttie
oracncahoes of approonate goals and.earning
0(1Ne<. ttie new realrtV of the home and family
and ttie way to acquire orofesS10nal status
· A distlngurshed panel of women who have
found suc:x:ess 1n mid· lrfe will share ttieir 1n-
de(>ttl exoenence 1n the fielclsof law. finance.
psvcho4ogy. real estate ano manceong
If vou have a desire to team how vou. too. can
emerge successfullv into the wOf1d of greater
rewards and fulfillment. make vour reserva · oon now to attend WatltS & Lee·s Emerging
Woman seminar
:__, '"----,
\ \ \
-IWLYPLOT • ...,.oualml1 • ..,._
(,.,_~.,
Roth-Novkov
f1nt t-.s ......... ~--ol ... ................................. ,,, ............... ...., ....
,.. .............. olllr ..... n. ...... NoNa19I._._ ti R C5*2 .... rt 11• fra.a H•'J1 ........ ~.
TM Wt•__pw••· aoa ii llr • ._. Mn. ReMlt a..• ~ ...._ pit ttn1
from It=-a.K•.RilllalleMll. n. plaDtollwla ..... Au.,_.a
trip to NortMn CaUlonala.
Bernardy-Moran
Newport 8Hcb Nlldlala ll1f>-8'e Moran
•ad Thnotby Bemard,y ••cwcect weddln1 vowe at St. ~m O.urch. Costa M .. a.
T1ae bride, dauahtel" of Dr. and Mn. E. Ter· ra•ce llorao of Newport, 1nduated from HarW ...... Sdllool and la a lltudenl at Faabion
luUtule ol Del.lp and llercbandite In Lo6
Aqe ....
Tbe croom. IOft of llrs Pete,r Bethea ol l..a
Jolla Md ,,.._.. Bemardy ol Newport, •l·
leaded Cal Slate, l\&.Uerton t:°
Tbe couple plu to setUtf1n Costa Mesa alter a trip to lt.arbadoa and New York City.
Draganou-Nilsen
Cbriatine Nilsen of Costa Mesa and
Bronlllau Draaanou of Tustin excbanted wed·
cUnc VOW1 lD ,.,.. eenmoeMl ta Cotta ll•a.
Tbe bride, daqla&er ol Baa1Nu'a NllMD 0.1 ol C.... 11 ... ~aduated fl'om l'.atada H1p.
1c1aoo1w1attwled0r...,. eout eou ....
Tbe 1room, toe ot llr. ud lln. Sam
Dr .. uou ol Tultln, 1raduated from UC JrvlM.
Tbe-.aepluatoUvelnOr...,..
Kundsln-Hartley It....,... Hartley, a 1raduate ol Corona del
llar Hiib Scbool and the dau,bter or Mn.
Mbel"t liartley and tho late Or. Hartley or
Corona del Mar, e:uhanaed weddina vows wttb
Deonll Kundlln or Redwood City.
Tbe couple waa married 1n ceremonies at
San Mateo Count)' Memorial Park. They will
settle ln ~wood Sborea after a trip to the
Vlr1in lalanda.
Bowman-Salt
ft'ountaln Valley realdenta Kimberly Bowman and Brian Salt have announced their
e n111ement and plana for a amnmer wedding at
Fi rat Presbyterian Church in Westminster.
Both are iraduatea of Fountain Valley IUgh
School. The future bride is tbe dall&ht.er of Mrs.
Jacqueline Bowman of Fountain Valley and
Thames Bowman of Rancho Palos Verdes.
The future groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sa.It of Fountain Valley.
'
A eoap&e ol colle1e ttudlatl lD UM &at ,.. ceeUy ..,._. U.., eould ct;•"• 08 pUt by wrttina Cbolt letters bome e......_ wbo
wore too bwy to do It tbem.Mlve1.
'?My plM9d M ad lo UM local ,.,., topped bJ a p&Udw, .. WH&N WAS 'l'R& LA8T 11ME
YOU WROn: YOUR M011l&IU" It.-08 to uplala bow for tbJ'M bueb, u.., ..ad write
' low 1«ten tiome 0¥91 a two-......U. period. By
tho end ol tbo day, ordert beCan roWq ta.
AB A MOTHER AND P80PUllONil
1ullt pulher, I resent amateurs lettinl into tM
act. Besides, It my kida didn't miupell Mom,
I'd be 1 .. plcioul.
My point ls two can play tlila 1ame. I've
never bad trouble getting my tida to write to
me. At no cbarae whatsoever., I offer you four
letters guaranteed to get resulta immediat.ely. ·
REPLY GUARANTEED IN THREE DAYS LETTER
Dear Son: "I'm.,_ feeling much better now. (
The tests aren't coo~luaive, but I am able In
feed myself and to recognize your father.
"But now to the important news. We opened
the letter containing your grades by mistake . "
REPLY GUARANTEED BY NIGHT LET·
TER
DEAJl DAUGHTER: "IT WAS NICE to
hear your voice last wee~eod when we called.
Your roommate. Michelle, sounds interesting.
She almost sounds like a man. I rue.st I've
FEATURING
~
·1odc • never known anyone wbo bu bad a cold ...... .,.,,..
her fre.bman year. Dad and I tboupt "'d pa( l 'ft.
you a 11111)riae Yialt this weebnd •.• we an ~ma•
anidOUI to meet MlcbeUe ... '' • •
REPLY GUARANTEED BY PHON,,<71
WITHIN MINUT~ . ., '<
I ""'bf!' DEA& &ON: ••1f11AT A SllOC&! We bad •;,urr idea you bad gotten married amW Pam arrived
at our door and introduced benelt. She la
your room unW the baby COtnel • . •
REPLY GUARANTEED IN PERSON
De.,-Daughter: "Since we have heart
nothina from you since school started, we ~~Ir
sume you have everyth.101 you need. We
moving tomorrow mornio1 and have cbed
our accounts al the bank. WW give you new ~
dress when we hear from you."
Write you mother indeed!
If J10t.1 how on item tor H~•. acnd
it to Judith at.on at the Dady Pflt*,-P:0:-
80% 1560, Cotta Meaa. CA 92126, or call Ian
at UZ-4321. Happenmg1 ruu ~ TueadGJI.
Getting Busted is a B11mmer TDIAl1 lllSlllU ftllLI
DEAR ANN: A very good es.say ap-
peared In the Beth El Teen Topic
several years ago. I have tried to track
down the origin, but it was written by
either Rabbi Elovitz of Birmingham,
Ala .. or a teen·ager who wanted to re· main anonymous.
I hope you will print it in your col·
umn, so mllllons of teens can see it in·
stead of Just a few hundred. Tbe\"e's a
valuable message here . Thanks very much.
THE MAN I WANTED TO BE; OR
TOO BAD I GOT BUSTED ·
Man, It's a bad scene, a real bummer.
W'bo would've thought it could bappe.n
to me? I mean, like it was something
cool to do. Just part of the scene. So
some kids experime nt. So what?
Besides, it'll be legal in a few years
a nyway. Damn the e stablishment!
You'd think the fun was born with sirens
in their heads and "do-good" stamped on
their bottoms. Hell, weren't they ever
kids?
It could've been you. You just lucked
out. Anyway. getting booked was really
gross All that finger-printing jazz. J
called my old man. a nd was he ever
ticked off. He bad to hire a lawyer to
get me out. He's got inlluence. I thought
I'd get off with a reprimand. maybe
grounded for a while, and that would be
the end of it. It wasn't. They booked me, and I've got a rec·
ord. I was going to law school. but now
that's screwed up. Medical school won't accept me, either, when the time
comes. Why should I suffer? Look at all
the kids wbo do dope and never get a glove
laidon 'em.
You sbouJd have seen my mom's
face. Even all that makeup couldn't
cover her shame. You'd tb1nk I bad
committed a crime or something. It
was weird. It's not like I didn't know It
was illegal; it's just tbal everybody was
doing it, and I was the one who got
nailed. Besides. I was holding it for a
buddy -only took a couple of drags.
There must be some way to clean up
this mess. J 'm sure as hell not a
criminal. I just got mixed up with a lit·
tie illegal fun. Funny, somehow I don't
think the dean of admissions will buy it.
Oh well, I can always be a plumber or
go into my dad's business. Oo second
Aan
Laa..-.
thought -I wonder if my dad would
hire me. -OUT OF SYNC
DEA& OUT: If a raltbl wn&e &ht
piece • la very m•dt la &me wMla die
Umea ud bows a cnat deal .....
yoe&la.
II It WU wriUea by • '"-·•1er. lte
llu cfttaialy mutered some ol We'• leaaona early. By the time this ap·
pears, I bope be Is well on bb way &o
becoming a lawyer or a doctor -or
maybe a rabbi. Tbank you for wrltiag;
Money·s
W orth
SAVES your money
in the
DAILY PILOT
( )
-------------'-------------_I _
Horoscope
M~Y.OCl'OllDD a, SYDNEY OllAJla
ARIES (March 21·April 19): Make inquiries
concerning inveatmenta, money claims by one
who appears to have secret information.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Obtain valua-
ble hint by reading Aries message. Be aware of
legal rights. permissions and loopholes.
GEMINI <May 21 .June 20): Lie low, main·
tain moderate pace, keep diet-health resolu-
tions.
CANCER CJune 21.July 22 ): Like it or not,
you are "involved." Short-cuts will not suffice.
Creative e ndeavors, . production, more
. responsibility and romance co-mingle.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Longstanding ques-
tions are amwered. You now are able to Ue
loose enda, to round out project and to complete
a major transaction.
VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): You get pro·
verbial second chance; circumstances change
in your favor. Message will verify that you're
on right track.
LIBllA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Return favor to
one who taught you much in recent past. Accent
on money, pe..._.l posaeuiona, ability to work
with material at hand.
scoaPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Lead rather
than follow pioneer new patha. Popularity ln·
creaaea, llOCial adivlty accelerates.
8AGnTAU1J8 (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Tem·
J>Orary slowdow or eonfinement sbou.ld not be
reason for panic. Take advantage of opportunity
to Cain emotional MCODd wind.
CAnlCOaN (Dec. 22-Jao. 19): Romance
ii fine but aet promises in writing. Accent on
busiaeu investments, ability to transform -----:bopea and wishes into actuallUes.
AQVAlll\18 (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Strive to
balance busineu and domestic duties. Show ap·
preelation for one w&o stood by you during
crtlia period.
P*88 (Jl'eb. 19·Marcb 20): Steer away
from dlrect confrontaUoos. Take long.range
·Yiew. 0
~. .
...
W here did you get that great haircut?
Compliments come your way after one of our indi·
vidualized haircuts. And no wonder. Our scissor wiLdrds cut
your hair to suit your style. So do come in for a private consul
tation · It's complimentary.
Haircut, Shampoo, Conditioning, finish (set. blowdry or curling
iron). Reg. $23.50. for this month 17.50. Hair Salon. 802.
The .Brqadway
AC HOSS
11n1 f t ,r.t
P." I
F W,t• ' 11 Mfqn·n;
18 0oft.'()OM
1c. Pa~~ge ... a,
20 W1lhou1 eno
21 Lequmt>
.:.l HOies
24 Encoun·
feted
26 De1ergen1
27 Rupees
(abbr I
29 Poker
stall es
30 Pier
31 A!llan rtYer
32 Outlll
33 Fondle
34 Romen •oad
35 Sm"ll rugs
36 Walerways
38 Ruler
-'0 Kn.ghl
4 I Cl'IO<r VOIGe
A2 Oannq
A3 High moun-
1111n
45 Less coolie<!
46 Army abbr.
47 Saucy
48 Ne<ve net·
work
49 Slfnk
51 Av"'&Qi!
52 Span1Sh
artoele
53 SMoe tree
54 Al this place
55Pu~or
57Compass
Pl
58 Long tor
60 Ago
61 Yellow
ocher
62 Warm
6<I T eutonie
Oe'I, 127 Cu0tc n G•vt> u •oe;iht p. I ; '"'" 65Fr.,o !"I _.,, me1e-, to 1;'1 R~td~ ... J
c .. l :i.>9 NUiiify 23 -ano pans ~ Ho .. o 1.;Dt. 1
M f"'l<CS~ 11 1 R11>()ed 25 GIJ+do ~ hign q , Sun q "1
t ' ~Utl'<ldOCt! 1 • 2 Unruly cnoio 0011' Q<I Mi,< n.,n1c.i1
6"' 1'.;cl• " 13 l Mc><ay 21 l t!IQn m .. n
71 The ~un 13-' MurrteeS ?8 St,.Clt.'f 96 Stamp ol #.3 Ans_., 136 Blood 30 Sp.ir approv.il
74 l\tna ot 137 Pretense 3 11...,. LPaque 98 MPIOI
c~ 138 Encomium un..,t>rs.ly 99 lronf!O
'6 Ct>OOM> 139 Clefteal ~ 33 1 htCtc soup 100 hpandeo ;g G11t s nafT'e l40State~ 3~ Btooo 102 Etem1 81 We.ghl ol o1U181'1 36 P'9000 104 Electttlte<I ••
Ind ta 14 l Gtrfs name ~ particles 82 -and PoP 142 le&n·IO 37 Weatt\ef 105 Covil oniury
~ 81nO&ga•n 143 Stups over WO<O 106 Wa•ehouse
85 M<>Oels IH Declared 39 B.111e1 USC 87 Promontory 146 Fact 41 Loma e g 107 lawmaking 90Thieves 148 Gel up 42 Man s nick· bodleS 92 Cargo unit 149 Forete41 name 109 Gtrl's name 93 More and 150 Growing OU! 44 Peel!i 11 1 Tu•ncoat 95 Endu•e<I 01 47 Stuey 112 Neap or ebb 97 Oc>e<a by 151 Turi 48 Renovates I t3 Mountain Ve<O• 49 St0eo11111 La«e 98 Negaltve DOWN SO MHttllf\I 1 16 Coniunc1i0n pu!ltK I Kttctlen caps 118 Partner 99 Paio tabbr I ulenSll 54 Occur 119 Heat up 101 S1ng1ng 2 lntemal r 55 Ouo1e 122 Cyltndncal vooce J African 66 Thc>se borne 124 Process.on 103 Kind Mitelopes 59 United 125 Peeper
104 Key <I Away 60 Free ltdlet 126 Wears away 105 Lock ot hair 5 Scale note 6 1 Compau 128 Wise ones 108 Edge 6 Scuts pt 130 Deity 1 10 Became sof. 1 C«emonv 63 Era• 131 Subteet emn 8 Wonn 66 Scale note 132 H~ 112 Carry 9 Mans nictl· 67 Or 135 Glr1'1 name
113Also name 68 Tllfnh 137~
I 14 T ettur1um 10 Require Siano t38 Lamb'• pen symbol 1 1 Ouerutous 70 Colonize name
115 Ve<ve 12 GUido's low 71 Capuchin t40Steamer 117 AC>'Ne4'S note monkey (abbr.)
118 Quarry 13 Rematnde< 72 Ancient 1•2 As written: 119 Alert 1<1 Conlirm1-73~son Mus. 120 PrepoS1t1on llOfl 75 Movable 143 Sin
121 Wooden 15 Wild ass of 77 Union org 1•'4 Above ""'\..
shoe India 78 Numbef 145 For exam.
123 Metal 16 Knocic 80 Dray pie: Abbr •• 11' 124 Cushions l7 Th&lhum 83 Aneter11 Per-147 Article {
125 Fruit cake symbol s1an 1'8$1~·~ 126 Time P4lflOd 21 Shawt 88 Spenlsh title bol
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS
' • ~ -.. ... ,.
~· ....
FROM Fashion Islana
Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBO
I ' .. J
, r Paralyz~d Role Challenges MTM
~roadway Beckom
For Britiah Drama
••• a-...... . • ..,,.r. ...... .
It'• M•• a llllt oa
8roa4hra1 •l•e• it •• .. •• ... Alril. lier
•• , &hi arrlnl .. It lauc~ ......... .
tJ , DO MM .. ....
IM'U auee.ed a man,
TomOoatl.
"I BAD NO Idea the
move was 1oin1 to
1aroer thia mucb atten-
tion," s he cheerily
says. "I thought I'd
ease on in when Tom
AE left and qobody would
~ be the wiser."
The play, by En1land's Brian Clark, is about a
j e-cncking younc Britlah eeulptor wbo, to&ally
p alysed from injuries suffered ln a ear crub,
~helplessly In a London bosllltal, pleadin1 for pt to die ln dignity. COnti'a acting won
h roadway's coveted Tony award. ,.. ~ '8E GOT THE PAaT, • demandina ooe. a ~ttb ago when Emanuel Azenberg, looking about sConti '• replacement, called her a1ent to dis·
• various actors for the starring role.
, "My agent, in an absolutely inspiring moment,
sii4, 'Hey, what about Mary Tyler Moore?' And
M)rmy just jumped at it, because he said when be
fitst saw the play in England, be t.boqht then it'd
wt>rk for either a man or a woman.
• "I didn't commi~ to it until after we went to
s4fe it. But I btd read' jt, was well aware of the Im-, Pfd it made oo Broadway and I tbouglit it was an
eJclting, unusual challenge." ! .Cooti's sympathetic doctor, now played by Jean
• .. . . .. , . '"''\ -~ ( ~ '1 __ •
1 1~ . ' . • w•. I . .
·~ • • , ' : .
ANIMAL CRACKERS" 1 -: ~
SCNGING TELEGRAMS ...... :,.: .. \r
0"/'
714/675·9966 "
Wt:'RI COMEDY TO CIOI
THE GREATEST SKI TRA VftOGUf OF AU TIME
..
'PEllC AT HANGING ROCK' ELECTRftS
.,.NEW, WONDERRJL AND
REFRESHllGLY llffERENT."
FOAINFO
534-FRU
ti I .
----·=·· __. .. _ .. _. ..... .._..... ............. ._ ..... u-..•1·1705
=z.~ ..-L
llanlt Ill ''Upilla&n, Dow91Wn'' 1 ... , la btia1 ............................ .,w......., ...
plaJed by..__. G•t1t. 61 .... rewriU. fw a
womu, • tM doctor baa a bit of romance witb t.be ... ,.. ..........
And, 111.M tloore 1a11, *'tPl•J wUI be
Amerielllhld, lla1ftAtd hom •11...t ao tM U.S., and· Ml ln a •tau wlMn ta.. ,._. of law.
'P•ycblat.ry and mecliclM debeled lo tllle abow
would..,.;ly .
ff• rm lo tllle play WGll't be .... Unlle
"Bnakf .. at 'Nf1A1'1,'' ftlda IM cmee lw>ped
would lift ber a two-year nm a. Broedway, lbe'll
only be ln "WboM Ufe'' bent for 10 weeb at IDOlt. •
Aft'D 'l'llAT, lbe bopel to appeu-later tD it
back home in Loi Angeles.
When interviewed by pbone, 11.lu llOOl'e, 42,
borD 1D Broottyn and ralled in Las Aqe&ea, was la~1 in her fint tMatrical movie
since • y llodel"D 11.Wie" 13 yean aao.
Tbe new fUm, wbicb •arb Robert Redford••
dlrtttlnc debut, la "Ordinary Peop&e." SM coatars
in lt with DonaJd Sutherland.
SHE WAS ASKED why she wants to end her run in "Wboae Life" after only 10 weeu on
Broadway.
~ "A OOMEOY TO C_!l!!,'!!,~~)IT;"
... "FUNNY ANO WARM -A CWSY
~.!St ENTERTAINMENT. A lllMlilul pt11or1111nc1 rrom Jll Cllyburgll, C111dlce "'9tn giwls a
line, _...lldld clllfac1trtzltloft. edgy and
tunny."
• -CAM· a>.mplon LOS ANOELES Tll,tES
. '
'II I t " ' . '
-•••••cm llll• 11•1•• •• ,., ... •••• ••-••m n •t• m 1111lllHllr• m1m1m1 [lf1 •I
-~!~~:~1 =~==::;I :~C;:;;•I.:..,\_YJ! .... :J'"•-!'""'t~'"l ..... :'""ld,. • ·-. -· ..,,
UA TWI• CllKMAI IUlllA ,.,_. Nt•t-.. lDWAll»I"...,,..,
WHtmons~ 893·130~ 8oien.i P.ttk 821 4070 CMllA
lllU 'lAZA ClllEOOMI !ffwporl S.~O 6-«·0760
8t8.l ~?9 ~33'• O•dllQ~ 614 ?~' 1
"W.U,'• lbt lafl, "I .. 't Ille to be awa1
from a.om.. ADd tlaat'• '-'· n ' I fl.-a ...,
wbo'U 'be lb moat.Maw., fl... M11ie ... ._ l
wouldD't waat to be .. N .. Ya• ...... ..._ 11
WMU •
• .,.. •• "" up .w ............. --
1lCS.nd lroedW11. beea ......... ., ,.. ... commit fGr at leaet Ila..,.,.,. ea... UI,...
t iDCle, I would do it."
·-..... bJ ..... manted 11 ,..,. to Grant TblMI', a lil.er-Ulnd •mer NBC_. Ual•..U lt1ldlo eneuUYe. Be ..,. ,_ Mr TV
procluedGD eompUJ .. Loi --·. "0.Ykl llerriek bad llllbi .. to do ..._
play. But I wanted to be wltll Gnllt. J dicla't wMll
to1taybymnelflDNewYOl'k."
What'• nest after ber Broe1twQ na? "I._,
know," lbe H"fl ... I'm open to all ll:IMI of ........ I
do have an obllcatloD to CBS to do ....., lilbla·
lion comedy at 101De polat .
"But I don't want to do tlaat allltil tM material
is ablohdely 1Daphia.e. I daa 'l wut to jult WU.. It
again."
AS BOADWAY TlmE •Pllloacbes, sbe plus
to squeeae ln a quick vacation, ud afCMIDd
Christmastime, she and Tinker will spend a few weeu in Hawail.
"Hopefully, I'll stay out of the sun," MTll
sighed. "Because I can't go into a boepttal bed -
where I've supposed to have been for sill moatbl
-with a tan."
. -c1nenome r:: scAEEn
6 3 4 2 S 5 3· CJ C 0 m PL E X
MATINEES SATURDAY ' SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" CR>
.
"AND JU STICE FOR ALL" CR>
"SKATETOWN. U.S.A ." <PG>
"10"{R}
"STARTING OVER" (R)
"WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" CR>
STRlllUm ~ 5[Q f E n
539 1860 CJ DAIVE ·1n
"10"
"SHAMPOO" (R)
"10"
"SHA~POO" (R)
··HOOPER"
"THE WARAtORS"
"UP IN SMOl<E" (R)
Ka ........ .......
"WHEN A STRANGER CAU.S" (R)
"UTTl.E GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE LANE"
u AMITYVILLE HOARoR·
"HOUSE BY THE LAKFCA)_
"ANIMAL HOUSE"
"AMERICA THON" (PG)
ALL OIUVS·INS Ol>EN 6:H, ..... Nl6HTlY
Clllld Und9' IJ ,.,.. Unleu • Kidd .. '"'•l't•Ollnd
Welcome to our new Mission Viejo Mall
Cinema Opening Friday, October 26.
--IN CINEMA ONE ... ------
. ••lll! ... ~111\';'. • ._ .,.... .. --·-=--x='-=·----...:..•--am--:••--··-:-•• "":------=-·=---·--"--
BOTHllOV•I
START
OCTORR21
lo .... MftllMI I
••
Once in
awhile
som(bne
fights
back.
-__ .._ .... .... · ........ .. a ... , .... --.. -.. m• .. ------· .. ·--.......... ..,._ .......... ---·----· B . ... ...... , ...... .. -..
~ .....
UEMARY!N
••AVALANCHE
EXPRESS"
Plu• (It)
"NORTH DALLAS
•'
I •
I , LOI ANOSL'r.'~?,Y=!:mllJ w11 W&IM.• .............. , ...... ___ ,......_ ~,.
-. ... _..,., ..... ~. w .. 'PwtialMdal
.. _. fll IM.11; Wiletl 'I 1t I 1, rOiif-V11P
.... ?' ............... ,,. .. owr-••
.... liliamt ~1 J19llMll&11f ... •,lw•tll·
•iclM H a 1 .. l ·fl••&•tl •:rMr •f OJll. hleYIUoe. ... of a •••Mr aublcr ptioe
WIYWaa comf'DP'8e ~ IM eMll&rJ. I •"9 '°' •·..a...k---aN. -If, ................ ...., .... .
•• ,. eoUl MrdlJ .... Pio~. lloWiee
....... Noct•~p.
TllB n..-8llOW U..t .._ wu a aoeeer =•· 1 .....S. Flaall.Y, att:•tMM ta. •Yffl J had waidlal for: 111 ftnt unc•••ed IDOvM lhown wt&IMMlteommettlala. Rlfllll lll lllY owa bome.
1"M IDOrie waa ••we~ to L.A.•' Within ttve
mtnutet I knew 1 waa ln trwble. Tbat •a when tn)'
wlfe ...,.,~. "Tbla movie ltlnb," and went to
bed. I bad paid ror lt •nd l WU '°"'' to ~ ft. l atuek It tbroqb to the bitter. tMtter end.
Let me aay lhls about "W~lcome to L.A." If
you ~Md every mm vault ln every film aludk> ot the wwld you would not ftnd a worse movie.
, THE NIGHT would have been a waabout
wttbout. · • Bloodbrolhers." which came on at 11: 30.
Thia bolate~ atory of brotherhood ill an Italian
family was ju.at the antidote for "Welcome to t..A."
Except for one lhlng. The two brothers, pla_yed
by Tony Lo Blanco and Paul Sorviho, talked the
way men talk. Strong lansua1e and nudity have
' ~er boc.hered me In a movie theater. where you
_.. ·~ amooc atl'aftlers, but it made me
-..ay iD my own home. Even thoulh I wu the
ooly one watcblni. It took me a long time to aet qMdtotbat.
---
~ ed-.1rd~
"9 NEWPORT
-------
CINEDOME
C:U Mf' l I X
»EWl'OllT 0 aml'fa:Jt
Newport 8• •C:h 6444780
CHAPMAN AVE. IS.A. FWY
ORANGE 634-2553
DAl!Y I 00 • 00 1 ot 1100 SU" tlw¥ Ill I 00 400 100 IUO SAi 1?00 JOO Ut 9to llto
HU PA~~U AUl~llD OUHINO '"'~ INf,A~fMIHI'
Fof further inf0fma11on call Entertainment Holltne 71 4·534·FREE en
SAi & SUN MATINIU
All llcds $2.0l tiU 2:30 pm
--~JM.1111
A temptingly
tasteful
comedy
,.
Ul AKf r DWM~n· l
10" fOf adlits
who can
count l:IS·3:30.5:45
1:00.1C>:I5 •
MONTY PYTHON'S
LIFE
BRIAN
lf f
ALi'l'I .\LOI\
BARBARA HARRIS
THE !IEDLCTION
OF .JOE TYNAN
12·2 ..... .. ,o
A tenlJJtirdY ~
comedy for acUts
who can COU1l
BLAKE EDWARDS
10"
. ..
~~!l! seq::; ri-~
KEATON WR!ITLU WITH 'THE GENERAL'
'
...... .. .
movlne atariDI Butt.r Ke.._. I ,._. U..1 *-'t
mill• •em tbe •AJ tMJ ...a•·
We 100G beSU. to cltdt 'IP cm IM moviel ... d
rruued at tbe tbelMn· ID IDOlt aMa .. nn
• n1bt ta. ttnt ume to pa11 u.m.
The ~ of ON ,._....,._ ii to Pf•IDt tM r.r.:. '::'::.a;-~.:. ~~-=-n:: .
month bat on-at l•i. bowl. Weekcla11 an de-
voted , ...... , to ,.,.,eb ruim. CClMlll1a .... aporta.
wATC&iNG FIUIB oa paytelevhlon baa retll·
forced • GM tbeorJ of mine. ll'• always .,._ my
conteatlM. W• bud•• and bll ttan aaide, t1aat there ,. a major dilf~rence, often overlooked by
moet people. between a tbeatrteal ftlm and a
t.elevlaioa film. If the plot Is muddy. the characters obscure.
motivaUons nonexistent, and the whole tbinl re·
mains an enigma to the end. then tt's usually a
theatrical mm. If on the other hand, you are able to keep up
with who's who and what's what. lt's a television
film
THE OBSCUlllTV of theatrical films ii made
worse by ~ing them on the home screen. You're
not isolated in a theater with your total concentr•·
I watched Orson Welles ham il up as Lone
John Silver in A 1972 version ol .. Treasure Island ....
1 saw Al Pacino rob a bank to pay for bis
boyfriend's sex·change operation in "Dog Day Af·
lemoon " I saw "The Buddy Holly Story," a great
movie. 1 saw Glen Campbell live fTom the Royal
Festival Hall, but who wants to pay for the same
stuff you can get free on regular TV?
lion on the screen. At home, the telephone rings.
dogs bark. people talk, planes fly over. the ~
washer rumbles -there are all manner of noises
to drown out the dialogue and distractions to divert
your attention. What is merely opaque ln the
theater becomes incomprehensible at home . After five months or pay television, I cannot
say that 1 am a completely satisfied customer. I
would like to see more and better rums scheduled
a t reasonable hours . Still. I am not unhappy
enough to give it up I can only hope that it will get
better.
THE BIGGEST TREAT of the whole month,
however, was "The General," a 52·year-old silent
( 642 -4321 )
Direct or collect,
to subscribe to
YOUR hometown
paper, the
DAILY PILOT
When he stepped abomd this train
the most powerful mm In._... becmne
.... moet ....... l'Mft lnthe Wortd.
~~EXPR~ES~S~~§
LORIMAR PRES(NlS A MAAIC ROBSON FILM
t(I
HOBfRT MARVIN llNOA
')HAW l\AN'
MAXlMIUAN SCHUl Mll<l CONNOR~.
"AVAlANCHl lXPA£SS HOHST BULH011 CLAUDIO CASSINlllt dlld JU! NAMAIH d~ l• 11·,
Saeenvtav by ABRAHAM POLONSICY · Based on thr Novel bv C.Ol IN I ORBlS
Music Composea al\jJ ConductPd bv ALLYN FERGUSON· Produced dnd O..ect1'1l I>~ MARK ROBS Or-.
~p-~ ---PANAl/ISION • COLOR BY OHUXl ' G11'Mt#JAI Q.llWIJ Sl.GIS110 ·:::lrj ~ .. , .......... ~, • ..,, ... , ,,,.t_.-4
INFORMATION HOTLINE
534-FREE
. .
•HERBJA~f'E ... ..-,,.. .
MALCOLM McDOW&U. • DAVID WARNER
f'll'ARV STEENBURGEN
"TIME AFTER TIME"
MIKLOS ROIS.I\ , . NI( 1 IUl I\•, Ml ~I H
KAl~I AllX.l\NDt:RA <;IL\11 t-tAYI
HI-Hfj 1/\1 I I , NICHOLA~ MC YI:.. R
io--"' -r--.tl""tc--•~••.ot .... ,...,..1 (J]fOQ.9'...,,. fiiGfw-u.iia..m1--..i .... " _., ...... f~ ....................... ~
AllNl'9._/ .... ~'!WSJKUASI
. ltWV-f'O'O
FOR IN,0 CAU. 534-fRE!
'll" c1n CHTll
t 14 •IOI
toW ... l 'C .... WUT
"'"'"""''"' a?• l'h'.
·~ .
r """'•---"
}t j ~JI 9)•0
\ -... _
.,.. l~lA
"WOOi • 90l ue 9flCO _... °' , .. TUii
SKATITOWN &I.I.A. INI
M •AONO e MCJI W ......
.,.... fOUTnle
AHO jU$TtCI f()ll AU111
M •...a.o e IA<• W&_ ..
0.N •OU1'TMI
AHO IUSTIC.1 JOI ALL r11
-.00! & •Ou•• CMKO
.,,, .. Of, ... , ..... -
SKATITOWM U.S.A.1110•
--......... Oorol4 ... _.
flMf A"I• TIMI 1..01 ·-~·ISeSi-11IO & IO·l t
.. WHEHA
STRAHGER CAUS" 1111 . ...,., ..... _
_ ._ 1 JI.a --.1'tW'1&
ANIMAL HOUSE"
'ME.At1!lAU.S" .
'LIFE OF BRIAN"
"TUNNEL VISION"
IM,.TUT MoTIC[' CMILDRU .... 11 flUl!
~ ..... ,._.,, ..... ·c.er-• ,, * . ._ ......
ft.• i~;;~·:.c,
JtJ#t13 e·~~:;;~ l
~uae.,...._aON
IHYt• THI DttAGON111
•lU1
HOf ~ATOCtNI
_,... ... &W I UI ,,_.IYIH
AVALANCHI 1JU•ttUS11'0I "us SILVll IHIAk1"01
........ _ .... .!~ ....... -.. , ....
·--moMI U.1.A.fN1 UJl•I• eQ1 -.....
"'''···-~ I I •4 m-ti~ll
'> •
,..,.._.,..,._T«Nf
...................
AVAHICNI ........... .... ...............
..._ .......... _ ................ .. ................
I
f I '
TrMil6erra Exptor1Uoa Corp.'• 11me plaa .. limple: n.. Newport Beacb oU eomp1aa1 would
drill l"llMA!91f lb&Uow welll 1D Oklaboma '1 kaowa~areu.
. llDalJ POCk• of C,,., ........ ftlle domlllUe oll prte. .. ,.. eoetrol&td, would
,.., .... moet drUUq coltl ·uc1 drlllini
woul4 bt k9Dt ab.allow -no more tban e,ooo feet.
WSU., ACCOaDING TO Tranalerra '1
Prnldlnt Doualu Caffey, t.be 1trate11 bu
paldolllq. .
Oa Sept. H . a 5,lOO·foot deep drill
penetr'IU4ld the top of a Wilcox formation -
"like the b&&1e. mulU·mUlloa banel ftelda
t.bat made Oklahoma famoua" -and started
pourina 1,300 barrels per day.
It'• a vir1ln (leld, accord.inc to Caffey,
whlcb means t.be produclloo flowed under
l,000 pounds per square inch natural pres·
s ure• without a pump.
Conservation measures in Oklabom!
forced reslrictloo of tbe pipe to l /et.b incli.
but the well is still producing 250 barrels per day.
C•ff•J add•.• HoHton en1lnter
11Um.._ tM 1Dven.d·bowl formatJoo pro.
babl1 llloldl ....... ot baJt • IDlWoo barnb ol erudl.
CAn&Y IA YS TB& parattlD baaed,
wat«·free GU ls YWJ U&bt ad~ U. kind Uaat OM)!Mftdt a premfum from reonen. ~a bu llllMd • aareement to lh.lp tbl oU at Sh..50 pw bu'Nl to a Teua
crude ml dealer, ma.klq the And worth an ett1mat.ect Su m1lllon.
Wlt.blD a moatb a pipeline wUl tap tbe 1u
found in tbe pocket u well. AJcmc tbe way, tbe drill bit into two other
pocket., much •mailer, tbat held ,U and 1u.
Tbey won't produce bu1e reven&ae1, Caffey
H)'I, but will be tapped al a profit.
SLANT WEU.S AaE IOing tn soon to
speed ll"OductioD from the WUcox formation.
A partner 1et1 75 pen:ent ot the first
well 's production ; tbe balance is
Tranaierra's. For all other ..U., tbe deal ls
reversed. 'l'be company keeps 75 percent.
On wells t.bat produce croea income of
$100,000 per week. tbat totes up to impressive
revenues.
c•., .. ,. tbe tlte •u explond maQ '. yean .,o by uotber compuy. but Ila driU. • :
::::~ jult 100 fMt abort ot TnDllitrra'• "!•
The fteld will take tht name fJI TrlDlier-~ .
ra-Ct••moa, and covers tbl J,000 acre1 al
land lelMCl by tbe e~ploradoll company.
TBS FIND BAS trla•ered other
poaaibllitlel. "We alped co-vmturea for a1x ,
more exploratory wella ln new fteldl," HYI
Caffey.
"But then, you can't do anytblnc wroaa
wbea you're brin&inl in produetioa."
The real estate speculator-tu.med oilman
is sba.rt.na the elaUoo of other compa.ny of· ficen ancJ atockholden Cwbo saw stock rile
from $2.2Sto about $7 lut mootb>.
BUT BE 18 A LITl'L£ miffed at tbe •
press: "On tbe same day we made our strilte at
1,300 banela per day. a big oil company struck
oil in an 18,000.f oot offshore well."
That extremely costly well wu pumping
only 800 barrels, he says, .but grabbed
headlines in all the business colwnna.
Transierra ·a big strike was not reported.
Aitnitlfl Doummard
D evices Direct Drill t o Oil D eposits ,J .
ByTIIOMLECOQ
OI TIM o.ltf ~llM St.ff
Dia mond-s tudded drilling
teeth grind at rock miles below
the surface. Temperatures or 350
degrees and unbelievable pres·
sures fig.bl its progress toward
the crude oil a mHe deeper.
The narrow shalt is slanted at
a s harp angle to avoid crossing
already operating wells, and rar
above. oilmen carefully cheek
measurements to make s ure the
bit will dip into the domed de·
posit at a precise spot.
NAVIGATING mROUGH the
layers of earth is vital to get the
most oil out of a field and to
avoid blowouts caused by cross-
ing shafts. ·
The key to locating the drill's
position ls a small tube or instru·
menta nestled inside tbe collar
juat,abovetbeblt.
Tbat packet ls the p~uct of Scientiftc Drilling Controls of
Santa An.a.
Ill presJdent and founder, Jim
Murray, explains that either
electronic sensors reading a
gyro-controlled compass or a
camera filmiU a Uny plumb
bo& iDa compaas is at the heart
of tbe system.
.. OF COURSE, it's more
sophisticated than that," be
Efficiently tapping oil
field requires drilling
//////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////'//////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////// ///"'//"////,
///////////////////////////////////////////////// 1/1////I////// ,
///////////////////////////////////////////////~///~//////•/////// ,
///1////////////////////////////////////////// ·111////////"/I///////•
~//////////////////l////~/////~//1///1/////'//,// I I ////////////~////
at angles to penetrate
edges as well as center
of deposit. Scientific
Drilling Controls units
guide direction of shafts.
aftoid crossing wells. a
cause of blowouts. Dallyf'l ... IM.tt..U-hTlmf' ... r-
The Advertising ls Intriguing but the EPA Says:
Gadgets Pinch Buyer, Not Gas
By PAT DUNN
Of -D.tly f'llOle Sl.ttf
Have you been tempted to buy one of tbe gas-saving
devices that advertise great sav.ings at little cost? The ads
promise a lot, so why not invest a few dollars and rake in
the savings on gasoline?
DON'T DO IT! CHANCES are excellent you'll just be
wasting your money. Few of these devices have been pro-
ven effective by scientific testing methods. Controlled tests
conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) and t.be Federal Trade Commission <FTC> on a
number of so-called gas savers, show no significant im-
provements in ftiel economy.
Tbe FTC is aware of about 100 devices currenUy being
marketed. They fall into generic ll'OUPints by tbe way
U., fmcUon and EPA tested at leut ane device in almoat
allot the IJ'OUl)lnp. Not one tested thus fu bu abown it
ean achieve tbe claimed result.
In additJoo, there la a real pouiblllt~ bara:Waa your
car If you use 10me ol u.e devices. tbe · IQI. !for ex·
ample, if tbe aadaeta actually add a1r to tbe fuel mixture,
u some claim, they' may cause the eq1De to .miaftre,
becauae late model ensmee already bave earbureton Ht
for the mutmum amouat of air that cu be bu.med with
tbe fuel.
IN ADS l'Oa Am·lllDNO devtcea, loot for a re-
fereMe to QDamometer u.tlal accorcllnl to &PA pro. cedute9. Tbla la the ertUcal .... U ad clalml are NMcl on
u.aer t.elt.lmonlala or areJIGt IP9dfteallr UUed to..,.....,
tb•J .... probably Just panery.
Tbe ~em wltb aaer teldmonlala ii tbM. nm lt people .ubmlWnc • t.u.o.w ......, ....... tbeJ ob-
tai.Ded tbe relUlta, COM__.. .. D0t la a p--to IC•
curately measure changes in gas mileage. There are simp-
ly too many variables tbat affect gas mileage which can-
not be controlled during actual driving conditions. How
fast you start and stop, for instance, factors which are
quite important to gas mileage, are determined by actual
driving and traffic conditions over which the driver ob-viously has only limited control.
Ir claims are made tbat a device has been approved by
the EPA or by the government generally, be wary. Neither
the EPA nor any federal government a1ency has endorsed
any of these products.
Also, patents do not assure i'1 T'llC:!:':!li:'I~~~"'
scientific testine nor actual fuel
economy improvement.
H you have a question, and
yol\ should. about certain de· ·
vices , write to the company
marketing tbe product and re-' t•,:wi1-.'"~·
quest a copy of its test results
before making any purchase.
The Miami News checked on
one ladtet whose advertising
promlsel tbe buyer "at least ,
four miles per gallon" extra.
Tbe en,1neering professor who
conducted tests for tbe com-
pany, told t.be newspaper, "I
don.'t see bow they can claim
four miles per gallon."
Coplee of EPA'a teata OD, ...
savlnt devices may be obtained
by wrtUnc to ltnvlroomental
Protection Atency, 25t5
Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor.
Mich. 48105.
Receal.b' tbe FTC bu taken
action a1ain1t aeveral com·
panles markettna devices
purport.e4 to lnereue mUeaae
b)' addlq * totbe c~. ~ ..., ... , on n.e .... tbe Alr·let, .......... &be Jllll.'hrtlo
Char,_., md the G.R. Valw, allo lmOn a tie 'farbo. t>rne a 1 r11 Cliamber. n. nc Mil • tu. aeUon .. •1a1n1ta ...,_,. tbat • ......-a_. adlllliw known ......... -
f
adds. In the camera unit a gim·
ba l·mmmted compass shows the
directioo of the drilling, a tiny
plumb bob swinging over a scale
shows the angle. The pipe length
gives depth.
The three measures. plus a
.
'
near the beach. then rea9h out to l deposits miles away. ·
He has also supplied .units to
drill conduits from biacb to
seafloor listening posts the Navy S
uses to loca te e n e my sub· i marines.
Another ap-
pl1catioo is
ORANGE COUNTY precise cut-
l. 1 n g &-f
pathways for
pipeline river
c r os s ings .
De rricks ace ,
se t up on ~ eac h baok
and holes are t
BUSINESS
Of The We ek
complex computer program. al·
lows triangulation-just the way
a boat navigates~ show ex.act
positioo.
Tbe eledronlcs pac.ka&e uses
digital readouta to relay the
same illlfonnatioll.
Ku.my bean tbe company a
decade ago alter buyln1 t.be
rights to a crude system for
finding the angle or deep shaft
drilled Lor huildin&Jou.odatioos.
SINCE 'l1IEN Ute product has crown mon topbiaticated and tbe compeay more complex.
About ID people work in the
plant at 180ll Mitchell South.
"We manufacture about 80 per·
cent or our products here... he
says. ,
An additional 170 or so labor m
field offices and on plaUorms
and drilling sites throughout the
world. Field crews operate the
sensing devices and equipment
needed to raise and lower them m
the well shaft.
The equipment is costly. says
Murray. but the deepest plat·
forms may cost half a billion
dollars. so the price for prtt1se
drilling control is much less than
the cost of an error
TWO 011IER firms are m the
same business. he s ays. but lus
company is still lhe leader
"Sever a l aer ospace com
pan1es have tned to get into 1t-
they have all that bram power
and tlunk they should use 1t
But everytime they've come out
with something , someone will
mention a practical dnlhnF!
problem they didn •t know about "
Murray unde rstands their
fru stration. Buiding relia ble
equipment took a longtime
HEAT A.ND vibration were the
big hurdles. The first was solved
by locating or designing heat·
resistant electronic components
that could stand the t e rn ·
peratures without special shield ·
ing. Vibration required plenty or
dampening and careful design-
compass gimbals rest on jewel
bearings to assure smooth ac-
tion.
Cables running to the 4 .. foot
long instrument pac1ta1e are
shielded by steel with insulation
and conductors inside.
Tbe cables are spooled in
22,000-foot lengths and mounted
OD apedal truck and stid rip for
OD and oa.bore operation.
WOaJDIEN BUILD the rigs
and cUllomiu trucks in one ol
tbe company's shops. Anodler
sbop m.achlnes the slender cu·
int• for instruments and
cameru.
A f\lll·scale electronics lab
bullcll tbe dilltaJ lnatrumentl
tllat so doWlitaole as well u
callbrMion Gf aid and new walta to
UIUN .... ' 21M'81Hl,J.
A e..., .. ....,tmtdedaow
~i.t':er=.r.r-~ -"'lbodl,.. ....
ei.. .......... drtlUq ud tGr
borlq ............... ltttfna . . ..u. ' • •UWT MW tbe dniMI an .... far....., alut ..ua
aucb 11 tbot• that lln• tbe
Oru .. ODMt. Tboae lbaftl "'"
bo red untllA
they meet in the center. The .f ·
riverbed stays intact and the
pipeline .. prolecte a rrom
anchor& and otber bauarda. J THE~ ue also E; ,·
in ....._ mlnina of coal ·to U
iato pneht.J. of danaeroua •
salable> methane cu.
Scieaeiftc DrUliDC mu.aee
C)ftical ftailinc dnices anAs· • sorted hardware needed to in-.,.
terpret ct.ta u weU. ---
Like n••••onmea. Murraylas some~ opinions on n~
ena-oooUcY. •
The l>ep8rtment of Enegy
takes its licks first: ··I had a c;aJJ
t.be other n.ight from SOllMIPOe
who said he'd won a DOE grant
to design a new kind of drill bit.
"WHAT BUGGED me was
that he was getting ta x money
from people like Smith Oil Tools
so lfo could go mto competition
w1ththem ."
Murray also ravors conserva·
ti on: increased domestic produc-
t 10 n and building nuclea r
gene rating pla nts in order to
make the U S. sell-sufficient.
"Ir we could be seU-sufficienl
for only a few years we could
tell OPEC we dldn 't want any oil
we could tell them where
the bear sits in the buckwheat.··
MURRAY BELIEVES that
"ould allow lhe U.S. to increase
tStt DEVICES. Page C?>
• j
Jim ,..,.,., hold8 albe~ · ...
of aenslng lnstrument3
.... Ml ..... a prlme IDOytt
la jl' ft I 1 E eMslnl ber fW4.:
can add the proftt tqwvalat ot a .,. .... lne,....tD .....
t
NII MnmtA.L Of'lmUtet._
atM.•saA: .............. =fr d~ .... eUoD,t prQCrama
........ H .. ...
her CoaaecllHt company
•••• metal NeONl•I &ape
llltd ID crub·pl'OOt ftllllt N ·
C'ordert. When the firm bqan Pfochldal the .. rt..... ot
''Batlc• ........... Mwll
..... lbell9"1ft ........ ..
rpald blm; conaldend blm Jmt
pe9eil·pu1Mr."
A IOt ot Wnca have chuted ce ta.en: She bold• down l.be
urchaslnc Job at Ulbrich
1peclalty metal•> and man._.. ~ent ••et 1 new role for rC'..._., u weU as ill etfecta
tbe bottom U...
Mn. Wanoeba, execuUve vice
realient of the National As·
tation ot Pure,buin1 M~
* * •
.............. , ... .
ll WM a nftecUon ot ber own ..... ...,.more.
....... Oolta .... '9NDl·
••«• ........ ..
••• •••• ., •• l•r ., .... •• •lfl'••r• •••• •a.e•f r. ......
ly u .-er for the west oout
chat:;: tlalnln1 te11lona at
the Cout Plan Hotel.
Mn. Wanoeba said pUJ'Chu.
ln1 a1ent1 1110 have become
medlatora between engineers,
· 1uppU .. and de1lgner1.
"Wm onEN suggest changes
in part• or materials to cut
cost.a." S.vint l &>«cent on a part
• • *
....1 ........ ..., ... IOOaMd
UDtll IM llMt ..U. ........ It
tbe fouMrJ • ...,. raw stock
... .,.,... to ft.ad • aP ot al·
loya 0.. Wltked Mil.
"We j)Ud more, but bad a...
•crap," the ...act.
'• PUacllA8lNO kept many
eompanl.. colDI durta1 tbe
enerp aDd matertall abortqea
of the earty '10I. The auoelatlon
encoura1ed everyone to help
each other."
Agent.I do• throu1h excess In·
ventory and traded for needed
Items. "There was quhe a
bartersygt.em going rorawbile."
Mn. Wanocba added that it
waa a Ume when many purch~
in& people moved into manqe-
ment.
During the sam e perlod.
women made gains In the fteld
'* * •
r·Quar,ter Beat Forecast
•
But Buyers See Troubled Year Ahead
Information from
members of the Na·
tional Association of
forecast of economic
trends. What lea ahead accord·
ing to the lat.est business
survey? • "urcbaain1 Agent1,
;..CClmPiled and publilhed
since 1931, has con-
1ilteatly oven a reliable
The study baa often
out1uessed govemment
predictions on upturns
and downturns in busi· ness activity.
THE TUUlDquarter of
1979 turned out better
than e xpected, most
'
'"!:.Batt""~or.· Bt1rlcs
... Ad· Disparaging
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Anyone who b·as seen the
te levision commercials for
American Express travelers
checks can have no doubt wbat
the message is: If you leeve
bome with someone else's
travelefli checks. you are likely
to have trouble getting a refund
in the event they are lost or
stolen. .. ,-Nm•-.....-.... appnu .. • ... _. .. a IMllel
J1Ua•1er to 1-. '1JD tllat
t tbelr eheeb .,.. 11Uum.. "No
' probJem, •• be aaya .• 'TU call American Express." But u be
. reaches for the phone. he's told
· that they are not American Ex-
press checks.
His face falls almost to tbe
noor as ii hi5 guests had com-
\. mltted some unpardonable faux
'5)as, he replaces the phone,
shakes his hf:?ad Qd mutters:
"Ob , mos ( •eople carry
American Express."
Then one of America '1 finest
actora, Karl Malden. delivers
Money
Tree
Ida hard·hittlnl .. Don't leave
bome without tbem • • punchline.
You mlcbt tbllU. lifter newlnl
tbH• eomm"cl,Ia-1 tllat the
atber ...... df trn ...... ebeekl are some •leeu, ft1·b1·alsht
operatGn wbo tab )'OQI' IDODeJ
-aadnm.
leading and "dJsparaging" and
''deceitful."
THE CITICORP blast drew
blood. American Express said
that It would amend Karl
Malden'• dosing remarks to in-
clude-the phrase, "Of course.
other travelers check issuers
make refunds also."
And then it'began an advertis--• =-· ol ... own. polat;" .... .. * ......... dleeb .. IM a •1.am:w and maat
wtclel7....S elleeka Jn Ute Ml·
MM md Uaat lt bas more refund
locatklal tban aQY of its com-petiton, all ol which la true and
all of which of course evades the
issue railed by Citicorp.
Al stake here is a lot of
money. American Express has
most of it and Citicorp wants
more. People buy $25 bilUon
worth ol travelers checks each
year. American Expreu gets 60
percent of the buainen, Citicorp
10 percent.
1T•s AN eiormoualy profitable
buslDela. M IOOll u you give
your moaey to American Ex·
pr ... or Qtlcorp, they're inveat..
ing it at blab rates of retum -
and the longer you take to cub
your cbeca. tbe ·more mooey
~·rema1tta1.
What rou'n dolq, la effect. is
JeDdlq your money to American
l:JlpreM aDd CWcorp. And not
OQ11 .... JOU not •9".lnl any in· tereat on your money. you're
.,.ylal 1 ~t for the dubious prlri*e of landlnl tbem fmds.
Tb• eole beDeftt you 1et ia that C:. cr:J.. bave to carry around
Cltl!!"P. Implored American
Exp._. 1o compete vl1orously
with better products and better
H"le.. . .aot with deceptive
advertl1ln1." Howeve r . If
Cltieorp la aucb a believer in
compeUUoa, bow come it's not
flptlq American Express by
nMludalF -aay, offering $100 ot for 75 cents in·
1teadot$ T
I
respondents agreed. No
signa of apreadin& re-
cession were cited.
New orders and pro-
duction were reported at
higher levels In Sep·
tember compared to tbe
last s urvey.
But a,euts reported
less conftdeoce In next
year's proep6cta.
INVENTORIES con·
tinue to me. but the sur-
vey indicated h edge
buying in anticipation of
shortages may be the
cause.
However. buyers are
keeping materials com-
mitments to short term
a rrangements. Ma ny
more reported 30 to 90-
day commiltments were
the norm than in the last
survey.
Vendors have speeded up deliveries during tbe
same period as well .
WB-t-Lg EXACT n..,_ are omlUed ha
the nney. "9poMellU
reported a conUnulng
rt.ae ln prices. Many re·
ported a growing re-
sistance to the price
hikes .
And. a rew more com-
modities used by busa-·
ness have been added to
the price-hike list during
recent days. A few more
materials were a lso
adde d to the lis t of
1borta19 it.ems.
In abort supply a re:
castings , forgings,
cobalt, molybdenum ,
electric motors , inte -grated circuits, bearings
and paper, eepedally for
printing.
Many of tboa e
materials were up In
price along with sliver,
gold, petroleum pro·
ducta ol all aorta, mallea·
ble metal and 1peclalty
cbemieala.
DESPITE THE uneit·
peeled performance at
third-quarter's close,
the surveyed purcbulng
a1ent1 reporte d that employmemt was down.
It wu tbe tint decline
noted in tbia area since
late in J1117.
The atudy's sponsor
cautions that Its finding•
should be used in con·
junction with govern-
ment flpres 1f used for
rorecuttng.
·.
H wtll. Tb• fact obvlou1ly
pie ........ but. lbe added. "I
MYtr Nally encountered QY re-
luc&.uel to dial wttb woe.a."
SALDllSN WHO otter llfta
and pwdaMilll ,.._ "'° -. .. cept tMm an tlowaed ... bJ
Mn. Wanoetaa.
"I'm abeol•Mly death oa ta.mt.
"U you have a vendor wboM
not performlnJ, bow can you
glv• bim bell If be'• JUlt de-
livered a color teJev11kJo to your
home?''
The orpnluUoe la preMDUJ
aetUnt up ctiKipliDary meuuna
to 9eal with memben wbo (!om •
promise themaelvea by accept·
in& gratuities.
But, she added, ·'one of the
thin&• that throws us off ii that
purcbaain1 muat buy the
gratuities offered by a com·
pany 'ssalesmen."
ANOTHER complication la
that tboee who buy muat not t.a1k
to each other about those who
sell.
The Federal Trade Com·
(From Pase CU
wheat prices tenfold and let
many OPEC countries 1weat it
out.
He al.lo tak• tbe PNIMlll& to
tut IOI' l'\llb1al dnelopmell& of
syuthetle fUlll: •-n.., Mft •
product la ....... --... of tbtttlt~ ....... ~ .. tried to .,....... ,...
-11u-~1 •· --. ...., .... noa•_..ft." .
MURRAY 8EE8 the com-
pany 'a Mure in brllbt term.a:
"When oil IN up to MO and
$70 per barrel -and It wW -It
will be economical to tap the• percentofollleftfnoldfle&d.a.
And there LI the forelcn baal·
nesa. Scientific Drillln1 COllt.rob
has ottlC'ee aervicing fields in
Scotland, Holland. Canada, the
Arabian Gulf and Singapore.
MURRAY SAYS early de·
velopment costs caused him to
bring in friendly partners
May D. Wanocha helped
professionalize field
minion considers that price
manJpulatJon.
"Dlscua1lon of prices. dis·
counts or terms Is forbidden! "
But, abe added, "If I needed
Later • .._ lt wa1 clear tlaat
camera a11tem1 would b•
needed u well u diaital equip.
ment, a small Houatoa. Teaaa, .. ... =, .. .. ..--.o1 . ---· .,r...~-~PM=IWlr:.:: ••W 311• bf a._. ,..at. •b•riail ,..., &fr ........ .
ba!! .............. ... ..... , ....... .
llurra.y aaya marbttne ia tM
key to any -.staeertnc·beted company. All new,.,....... ....
trained to do tome ...........
executl .. ..-me tbe ta.ak ar-
1n1 trade...,.. &DdlM90tlatinN.
A llA.al[ETING deputment
Is now being formed.
But in the end, it ia Scientific
Drillin1's equipment, nestled
near the bit at the end of a long
string or pipe that brinp in
clients. ---· * ·---
DleC'ompaa9 •••
. jtUSINE881 MON~
eomtddq lib acnwdrtvtn, rd
call my IMaddy down tbe ttrMt to
alt 1f 1M a.. • Sood place ..
buy."
Tbe C"Mta llen mMtlnl cen-
wred OD IDventorJ eoatrol and l.Dv~ .
K•DW mm.YU f\dl ot
raw ......... • fWsW pro.
ductl 18 a tricky bull.Deu, lbe ·
taid. "We're veey careful to•
tilic':. =P=i ·~= the receukln will deepen -or ti
it baa been overestlmated.
And, "It may not be a IC>Od
Idea to baUd a raw mat.erlall ln·
ventory lM* -. .. UM price
may go clown."
Specially steel prices have
been blO for tome time because
of a nickel ltriU la Canada.
Loading up before it la lettled
might mean missing a price cut
when workers return.
COMPUTERS HELP keep
track ol materials on band and
what ·s used, but delivery limes,
production problema and otber
factors keep buyers a lert to
avoid nmni.ng out. wbicb idles '""' ....... Dal.a fNlll IDdlftdual buyera II
eoUected by tM ,urcbaslng ~
1aabatlon for a quarterly
NOllOmic forecast that bu pro-
vea IDOl'e reliable than 1ovem· ·
meat ltlltistics.
Mn. Wanodaa aeea ~ ......... .,,~ .. ...... ....... _. .. :w-r:::zer:;: ,r:"' . r:=,,._ ...... ....... w ....
.,'f.it ;;a.-S :"ii. 'Tl':
tMJ haft -edle .. ....,.._ n ... motber ma1 laa•• 11D·
(ODaclo•llJ 1•ld•d llra.
Waraodta lato Iler '9a1Maa ........ Poor, -'dowed ud ,,_ ..._
dlldrm. .... obCllMd Pl'OCblce
and otber food from a fU1DW
who made t.be bouH bl.a last
at.op .
"She used to buy bJ tbe
bu1bel. arculng about qu.uty
until she bargained prices down
to about half what others luld
paid.
"If there wu any extra. she
would have us C'an the lef\.o9iers
for uae lat.er.
"My mother was U.e best
pure baaing a1ent I ever knew."
-811 'THOltl LECOQ
Seminar's
Focus on
Her Image
Scientific Drilling Con-
t rols, located at 18011 PinP8, Pa;-• Mitchell South, Santa Ana, r-.,....,
Evaluetlq and updat· I ns the w o rkln1
woman's imace 11 the
s ubject of a one-day
seminar scheduled Oct.
27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Airporter Inn in
Irvine.
is a producer of optical
and electronic devi ces Wvered in that pinpoint the location
~~:. path of Oll·drllllng occ Claas
The f lrm also produces support equipment used An eilbt·bour lecture series
on-site to raise and lower that otfen tipa few doinc )'OUJ'
its equipment Into the drill ~~~0:1;:1~:: .,:·~~
G 188 0 N M a c . shaft. It supplies crews by Ora.nae Coast eoueae this
0 d throughout the world to fall
D NALD, foun er or operate the equipment. Tit.led ••11ow to Do Yoar Own ~~~huc~r~~~; Services i nclude In· Plumbia1 and Paiatjq.'• the
center, teams with color terpretation of data and two-part series meets on
consultant-wardrobe surveying. Sat~. Oct. 'Z7 and Nov. 3,
l n----K 11 S I t If I O 11 I I from 1 a.m . to 1 p.m. in OCC'a ana yst aa1u..a • er C en c r ng Science Lecture Hall t . Ad· to offer help In putt.int Equipment Is a privately m~ioo iA free and persons may
new plzau In outdated held corporation which reguter at the door.
im.:::S0onaJd 1aya the employs 80 locally, 17d The opmin.i lect:ure will coo-
world not only uaea more rn fteld offices. centrate on basic household
penonal image few tn.s· Kev Officers are: Jim plumbing problems. A mock
tant evahurtlon bat that Murray, president; Dave •lat and commode will be set up
tmage Indicates bow one Lemke, VP-operations, for demamtralkm purposes. The
fee ll aboutoneself. and Dave Noyes, VP-Nov. 3 session will cover indoor finance. and outdoor painting.
TOPIC8TObecovered .. .!~.lnformattoo. pboDe
at the seminar Include :_...:..:::::============:::_~-~-!!!~~~===_:_== Image inventory, bow
you see yourself; ima1e
presentation, bow others
see you; imaceu a bull· nus t.ooJ ; clotbinc aa a re-eource and inveatment;
color, wardrobe, and
buaineu makeup.
To register for the
se mi nar con ta c t
FOCUS, 357 San Nlcolu
Dr., SWte 106, Newport
Beach, CA . 92160 or
phone (714) 844-9215.
The fee of $55 lnchldea
lunch fnd all materials.
1. You save up lo 70% on commlulons, all 1tock and options trades CH~ t• twlot lllff 1atn1. BUT 'l'llAT'S not the way the
game is /:!';.t.ed, you see. The two blg credit card as-
1ociaUona. Visa a nd Master
Cbar1e, are botb plann.inc to
enter tbe lucrative travelers
check bualoeu. luuing .checks
under tJlelr umea. Citicorp, the
vallut defeader of competition,
went to court to try and block
this move. In this ftpt Citicorp
hu American E:xpreu in Ill cor~ ... r.
I $50,000 to $500,000 2. You talk dU'lct wfth 1111f11d lrldlng eptCllhta •••
no salesl*IOfl wilt call. 3. We shop for bllt prtcll. Ordnn....., Oft..,
market whlrt we can find the beat prtce b you.
I
Eacb wants tbe bualaeu au
lorUMlf.
INCOME PIK>PERTYSECOND8
..................... -... l .......
•C •• _..
•• Uretlal
\ ......
)
·~ca IP 11 • .. a. .,_... ... ,...
......... c .. ..
4. You get fast ~. Wftllt 11POf11, wrtnln confirmadonl. ~ .....,. ..
5. Wt serw 51,0001tnnear1 Ind...,.. ewr S1
bllllon In trln!ICtlOlll ... . ...... ........... ,, ....... .. ..................
Nlwport Belcft
(71•)11111• I
---------------------------------! llllllllM.-Al&.la:
I OOA8~A8T ......... a....,......,a ...... ~ : I 9GDA ...... r....0r ........... CA... I
I &1Pc c .... , ......... _.,...._. I I ooc..._......,. I
I
II .... I -....: I I ,_.11c.._ ...... ,,.. -... l
I .................... .
.. Mu1t••1t ........... •. I
\ n.. ._.._..... Cltr -'If I
• ' • AOMAD I --------~---~--------------------'·
'
.j
, I
J
. . . ~
. .. . .
l r '
l l
~ . •
I
" I
•I
"
REAL E~TATE/ BUSINESS • ~.OotobetV.1979
Real E•tate Jtlall...,. • ••
a,_,.aT J.U\111 ""''•••I'••••••• ,.,..rc •• c D BOB: I ••t to a ftee real •tata D&Aa 908: 'l1uw ...... ,.. .-lo
••• t ............ ~Mil'~• ..... ..................... ..,..-,: .. left t WU a ''l*cb" for a two-day
w -telHr kx Jm wtdd I dildded DOt '••s1m.., tit .. ta. -.... .... 1M ~ to tea. Thi "pltdmu•• Mid UM COUJM
watbe9 tM bell d•J ol &M moadl to ~ ID·
come Pl"Ol*t.J, What ll that dQ? ,..... ...... ~ After ...... -..... . ~ tM ..u.r acned ......... k bJ UM'" awl ol ..._ com•letoe M would bave,...._ Jack L. D&Aa IAQl1 fta& .. , II .a.. .. , after ............ u. ................... .. He alllO·All"Md to taJT7 tM ....ta.,_ Ir we would aaai9 a 10 Pft"Ctel cm dowa ,.,.
m•t. M1 .. JUT old 1CM1 wa a ..,....., We
••rffd to ••t at a tawy•'• ottlce lhe followlnt monalna to draw .., tbe pe_pera.
................... llnt .......... .
'-............... IHH ....... NU.11 "•t ~ .... , wW M eN ... WtM , .............. ) ............. "',. ..
Wbea .. =u..re. the Miler Aki be reallH<l •be •• \00 ct.eap. He lDlllted oa J<e. ~••lne 111111 Ual a1kln1 price, which I knew
wa1 \00 MO. So no aaJe wu made. Should we
aue the teller oo the basis ol his orlctnal
•&rffllM!Dt !
by .................. renc... ........ .,
Clltl 1W Metl' .. deee "9 aa.le. 8aMe 1".f
ftnt ..naa1e pa1•e.& u..U, ... ._be ae
u&ll &-.. Ifni of "9 MSt ...... &Ille~
....... '"' wW pay JOU ftl"M •onca1e
•a1••·
Hucboa M.
J>&Aa HVD80N: N .. A.I )'Wr aa.on.1
w..W &ell ,-. • v~rbal ofltt lo pattllaee
,,....., • ~. Tile aat.&e e1 rra.a ~·tree &Mt re~ pudaue •Crtt•eata be wrlt&a If &llley are lo 'be eafotted la eoert.
l{eep Pt eperf9 E41de9 Lftl•
Y..,. altwat._a 11tow1 j.,t oae of tile
•H>' p&tf.U. ol Mt baylal property tkn>ucta
a real -.ae ageat. RMemt sales prices of
1haUar 11e1rt»y ltomes, aot &IN! .eller's cl.ream
price, detenaJaea market vahae. A realty
agent C.09lct llave sltowa you (ud &M seller)
tile llome'a &nae value and written up a legal·
ly Madlllc pvcllase agreemeeL It costs UWe
more lo lMl;y tbnHagla a realty agent. Tiiie H ·
tra sentees provided are especially valuble for bqyen.
DEAK BOB: On a TV program, a so-
called real estate e~pert said that home
owners should "keep their equity lean" by
refinancing their mortgage every few years. Do you agree'!
Ginger E .
DEAR GINGEil: It ls as..Uy best to
ellber OWD your bome free ud clear or
finance It to &he llllt. AayWq in betweea
lsa 't taklai madmum advuta1e of real
estate ecoeomy and income ta• realities.
If you plu &o Uve la you llome ..W retire·
meat. tbea reflaanclng may ..t be wtae uJess
you have a profltable ue for &l9e eull. lkat lf yoa
plan to ldJ SOOll, a big, asaamabJe mortgage
may eue<eaale.
Punch
. -,--..
A Margin for Profits
Rotterdam Spot-oil Markets Ron on Shortage
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands
(AP) -Telephones jangle.
Workers rush in and out of the
small wood·paneled office with
little white slips of paper that
represent thousands of tons or
oil products in R'otterdam tanks
and on Rhine River barges.
The desk or the oil trader is
awash with red·print copies or ..
telexed deals on g a so line,
naphtha and fuel oil.
"YOU CAN'T eat gold and
paper money won 't heat your
home," says the trader. "Oil is
the greatest product in the
world. I'm in a competitive.
speculative market -and let's
be honest -I've made some
money. But I know a lot of peo-
ple who have gone under, too. I
built this business myself and I
knew times when you couldn't
sell a drop or oil to survive. But
now -it's fun.''
The spot oil trader and bis
market -the dealings in oil that
are not lied down lo long.term
contracts, as almost 95 percent
or the world's oil trade is -have
come lDlder scrutiny due to the
recent explosion of oil prices.
In Rotterdam, he works in of·
fices tucked behind shopping
centers or car dealerships in the
honeycomb of streets that sur-
round the huge docks, tanks and
warehouses of the largest port in
the world.
BUT 1118 "spot market" ls in·
visible. He doesn't meet other
traders to make deals, but
places calla and sends messages
to other dealers, brokers,
traders or oiJ firms around the world.
Following the upheaval in Iran
and the Jou of Its steady supply,
every drop of oil came into com·
petition. In the space of days, oU
on the spot market jumped from
S20 a barrel to $38, against the
Organbatlon of Petroleum Ex·
portin• Countries' suggested
price ol Sl,f.55. Taking the spot
market prlce1 u a cue, several
oil·produdng nations demanded
apedal premiuma, and eventual·
ly OPEC raMled lta prtce celling
to$Zl.50.
Common llll'ket offtdala re-
port tbat m::.:r OD the lpot market ftom 5 to I
percent ID the tint 1lx montM of
tblt year. Recent~1 bowevtr.
prices dropped OD UHi market.
due to Increased auppllea,
marllet aources report.
TBS VOIATD.E situation on
th• oll marteta baa promllt*l
aeveral Wettern n1Uon1 -particu1arl7 France -to call for
measures to cool the market
down, and participants at the
Tokyo summit in June -the
United States, Britain, France,
West Germany, Canada and
Japan -agreed to urge oil com-
panies and oil exporting nations
to moderate spot transactions,
often made with buyers under
pressure to meet short-term con·
tracts.
Eager to show the smallness
of the Rotterdam market in rela·
tion to the whole and the
Netherlands ' unwillingness to
control a free market, Dutch
Economics Minister Gijs van
Aardenne called for a study of
the Rotterdam market "because
there is a grea t deal of ig·
norance" about its workings.
When trade in oil products
began to nourish in the 19505,
shippers and coal dealers began
to see an opening for dealing in
heating oil on the Rhine as in·
dependent supplies and storage
tanks began to proliferate in the
Rotterdam area. As the trade
grew and supplies and demands
did not always meet, tbe spot --'You t!an't eat gold
and paper •onet1
won't laeat 11011r
ho•e ••• oU fs tit~
greatest prodat!t fn
tlae world.' ·
market became a place for oil
companies to pick up, or get rid
of oil. cheaply.
"BUT NOW ... the trader told a
reporter, "oil isn't cbeap
anymore" and business boomed
for tbe small, clannish group or
Rotterdam traders, many of
whom have broke n off from
larger firms. Exxon, British
Petroleum and Shell all have
their subsidiaries who deal oo
the market. but not to the extent of the independents. ·
•'They trade on their lood
names and they don't Ute
publicity," said the trader wbo
(as with others) would oaly talk
about hll bua1nesa lf hll name
Wal natured.,
But, aald J . Bllbop, direciOI'
•eneral for enero '°" tbe Euro-pean Common Market. traders
are loathe to dllcuu tbelr deal·
Ines ••because knowted1e ls
power on that market, and
anyone who knows aomethlnt
someone elle doesn't know ii
able to make a lot ol moae)'. :'.
A• one trader wbo dHll
prlmaril.J ln auoUne aald. be
ml1bt buy bla oll producta
before they have been loaded at
a reflneey in Italy and sell the
s hipment while i~ is on the
water. Or. be said, he may bring
it to Rotterdam, be forced to
store it. and lose money because
becaDDOlseU to his clients.
"THE TIME element is the
import.ant thing," s aid another
trader. "It takes five weeks to
get a cargo between the Middle
East and Europe and anything
could happen in that time. You
have to be very clever. The dif.
ference or $20 in a ton or oil -a
change that has happened in the
space of days -when you're
dealing with thousands or tons or
oil. itcanbreakyourneck."
Spot deale r s can buy
anywhere from 1,000 to 100,000
tons of oil at a time, but since
prices have skyrocketed from
levels of $125 a ton last fall to
more than $375 a ton in re<:eot
weeks, many of the smaller
traders have been forced out or
the market.
Trans actions on the spot
market may take place
anywhere around the world and
products can change hands
more than a dozen times before
they reach the consumer .
CONTRACl'S MAY be flexible
and set prices according to
quotations in Platt's Oilgram, a
reporting service of McGraw·
Hill, toe., in New York that
telexes prices to dealers, usually
base<Y'oa reports provided by the dea~ themselves. But prices
do not always reflect demand,
and to lncreaae the knowledge of
the spot market, the Common
Market bas organized a study
with the cooperation of 52 spot
traders.
"We just need more informa-
tion on bow the market works,"
said a Dutch Economics
Ministry spokesman on fuel,
Jerome van Eyck. "When the
French call for control of the
'Rotterdam' spot market, they
never meoti~ that apot t.raden
work all over the world. If there
la any attempt to control the
spot mubt. a black market will form. or lt wlll Juat move
aomewben else."
BISHOP SAID the1 Common
Market ttudy la an attempt to
••&bow tbat t.be spot market 11
oal)' one part of a bqe a,.wn.
and to put lta prices into CODtat.
ao tbat even lf spot oll woaJd ~
up Jo • a barnl, people would see that tbote pricea m11 not be
relevant for tbe rest of tbe .,. ......
............. s .. u ..... ..,.
DEAR 808: I ~ aaw ID lltlde
wbJtb Mid mlnhrarebouMI ant eatnmel¥
profltabM. le thla true'
.Jolm ...
DSA& IOllN: Y ... M& e1111:r .. -..
•••llln w.ae~ are •et H•rt..ilt wt&ll •••••ar•••••et. ..... ..,.ea.u1 ••
beauty.,., ID dM hull room. We boalM ta.9:
bouH. WbM I applied to tbe dQ for m7 bull· DeN~,lwutoldtbe~IMill& ,•
doffa"t allow a abop lo 1Q1 laoaM. Wbal lf lbouJd W do? I lla•c. J DU& llAVJI: lee ,_, •11t111111.,,_, .... , ftl
...U ..... 'l'e••., fer tll 1$11 1 tltllllf.,,., t
Calif9nla. Mft • .... ti..._ ••al ...... warelll••• Oiiier ....-. .. eu be re.a eel·
Jecu.. ... ,......,., Mftdt7 .... •d= a. retdr 111tiU.1ale. n. ..._ ...... rw,. , .. ,.. ,., .... , ............... ., . .
.._._ ...... , ........ IL .......... :
roap _. ............ Be nry eant.i lan1U.,.
Mlenld Seller 6et Nee £.••1
DEAR BOB: My real estate •tent SUI· eeata that I get a new mortgqe OD DlY bome
to make ita sale easier. Al I now bave a
Veterans AdminlatraUoa 8 percent interest
rate mortJage of about Sll,800, I'm wonder· mg II tbia 11 wise?
D.,..,., FeldaT. ~ FELD A: Leave It ap &o JOU
bttyer lo arraa1e Illa o.. mencace ftaaae.
la&. U yoa ,_ °" a aew ..,qqe .....
wtu...t a apedfJc beyer le ..., yov a1eet
may ftlld u all·caall bayer or oee ... cu
iet a beUer mortga1e ellewMn. a. -'iell
case yoar moeey apeat oa &IN! Jou fee woaJd
be wall&ed. Oaly If lite bayer'a otter la eeMJ.
tloaal 01 you cettJag tbe De• mort1a1e
before title transfer wo.id lt be wise fer yoa to get &l9e new loan.
Re•t!UnonlsL~ar~ec19
DEAR BOB : When we were shown a
house offered for saJe by a real estate agent.
he said the zoning would allow me to run my
1e1a1 aJceruU ... 9MM&a17 ............. ,,q C:-"1 be dHllalh &o ealetllaee ,._. IM. ' ... "°"" ..... ,.,., .. .,,. • ..., .. .. ,
odler polemUal btlyen. If tlie ••-' lalea·
UotaaDy ~Ute ..... (ft17 •• lie.It lo pron), •e •a)' M Hable for
m~ da•a1ee. Mwever. t i
, tflllhe Nef911••r •~ 'etaeel
I DEAR BOB: About two years aao my I
neighbor put up a chain link fence. At tbe time l 1
didn't t.blnk mucb about it u It seemed to be
where I thought our property line wu. But
when we bad a survey for a new garage, we
found that the neighbor's fence la about five
feet oo our side of the property line. What
should I do about this!
Connie P.
DEAK CONNIE: Ask yov aeiOber &o
move tile fet1ee lo Ute property u.e. U lie re. •,
fasea to do ... aee yOt1r a....,..y, y.,. ee.111
ban a seriou legal problem II ta.e ael&lalaer
acqlllres a presc:rtptlve euelllellt to ae &Ille
five feet lulde your property. 'ftla ewld
serioaaty decrease lite market valae el ,..
property.
Send ~ Eatate qwltioM to Rpbm J.
Bnua, P.O. 8o% 6710, San Francilco, Ca. HlOl.
lnvstment Doors Open
Property sellers owe a debt or
gra titude to T.J . Starker of
Portland, Ore .. a nd h is at·
torney. Charles P. Duffy, for
ope ning ne w tax saving op.
portunities in the field or proper-
ty exchanges.
of Oregon timberland. Because
Sta rker dido 't want to sell,
Cro wn agreed t o find him
other suitable properties and to
trade for the timberland..
that the trade didn't qualify as a
tax·deferred exchange since two
of the 12 properties acquired
went to bis daughter.
STARKER APPEALED to the
9th U.S. Circuit Court of AP·
pe als . Judge Goodwin ruled
Judge Solomon was correct ooJy,
as to the two properties acquired
from Crown by the daughter. rather than by Starker.
After a lO·year court battle
with the IRS, Starker finally
won . "Starker exchanges" will
now become a new re al estate
term and a way to defer taxes on
property trades.
TAX-DEFERRED property
exchanges are authorized by In·
ternal Revenue Code ·section
1031. They are very popular with
realty investors wh o want· to
trade their equity in a small pro-
perty as down payment on a
larger investment or buai.oea.s
property without paylna tu on their pnilit.
__lfaut Crown needed the land im·
mediately and couldn't wait un·
til· suitable property was found
to complete the exchange. So
Crown promised to hold the
$1 ,502,500 timberland money in
trust until Starker could find
')>roperties for Crown exchange.
Crown agreed to add a 6 percent
annual "growth factor" to the
value. By 1969 wben Starker
located the properties he wanted
Crown to buy. b1a credit was
Sl,577.387.91.
THE IU Wd this transac.
Uoo was a taxable aale rather
than • Section um tu.oetened exclumce. Stutter wu .......
• $100,930.31 pnJfit tax (wbida be
paid>. 11MD be sued the IRS for a refimd In the Oreeoo FedttaJ
District Court.
A s to the 10 other properties
Starker acquired from Crown,
Goodwin ruled they qualify for
tax·deferred "delayed•• ex·
change status even though they
were acquired in 1969. two years~
after Starter conveyed bis~
to Cnrn. But the court ~~1 Starker owed tu on the S,per] cent .. erowtb factor."
Thia '•ndman "'::J opw
The big advantaae of a tu·
deferred trade is the profit tu ls deferred.
IN 1111 Starker received an of.
fer from Crown Ze llerbach
Corp. to buy his 1,843 acres ln the d ecision. Judge
Solomon agreed wtLb a.tte IRS
the door to tax-clefe tnde&'
when ID owner ftDda a l!iaJer fol' Illa pn>pert;y before be IJada.
lrade111> PiopertJ. As ~ ..
for Staner. aale proeeeda t:Duat be held in trust.
-SW Rohm J . Brw#.
t . NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
''. .. t l . ~
.\
•
-·-
WILUAll SCRVLZ has been appointed senior vice president and relloeal mana1er for Broad·
moor Homes, a Home Bulldina Fl.rm.
Schub will direct development operatiooa in
Broadmoor's Orange and Los Anples Counties'
area, as well as oversee tbe •
company's expansion into new
markets.
Realty
VentUre
Fonned
T-.e formaUoa of
A•W•1t, lac ., a
cll•enlfted naJ Mtate
a.v .. tm.t Md develop-
·•••t eompaay. ltH b••• aaaouac1d bJ IUelaard 8 . lmlt.b. t.be
ftrm '• dMllnnaa. AmWHt, loc., wlll
foe\11 ........... t I.Del
clevtlof IDIDt Ol*'•UoDa on prlmary market
arta1 la th• •••l•r• Ualt..a .... Thi ftrm ii cWl'lll&ly aetlv. lD the
loeaticm ud coavenloD
ol apaftmeet compluee
to coadomlnham1, aa
well u MU'Cbina out op-
port....W. for joint VeD•
ture relaUOOlb.lPI with
quallfted develol>en and
inveaton in all lonna ol
primary boualne.
&ICUAaD B. Smith
will serve u chairman
of the board. Smith moat
recenUy beaded Broad-
moor Homes. a com·
pany be founded and led
for nearly two decades.
Under bla guidance,
Broadmoor rose to a
leacltna poeJUoo among
the nation's home build·
inc companies; an an-
nual aalea volume of
more than SUO million
•
llODIL ~AT N!W MMINITA DeftLOPlmNT IN DANA POINT -.
D ila Polat Marlalta
Homes Have Heritage
Spa.Diab explorers and En&liab sea
captaina have lent romance to t.be
aea coast community· of Dana Point,
slle of the new residences of
Marlnita, built by Capri Builden
Inc., priced from •1ee,ooo to '245.ooo.
terion create a custom appearance
to the new home community.
Features Include wood·burn1n1
fireplaces, formal and informal din·
iog areaa, family rooms, wet bars,
up to four patios, and invit.i.ng eotrles
of gleaming ceramic We or pollabed
wood p~et.'
AfALESTATE
...
llOme .Buyers:
8omt 41 percent of cleftlopen bllliii ~
luoliM Pt1eM aad fuel lbaltql& .,. ........
ton lD the dtel.Uon to _, .... bome ....
Jl00,000, a aurvey of IOme U0 IOUtbtn C .......
bulJden b.u revealed. Loi ~-. On.ale, V.•
tura. S. Dl.,o, SD BenaarcllDo aad Bl••'1• counUea were lDvolved.
ln~l'f, thouab. mon tban • perelll& of
the communlties polled bave no alt•ra•li••
tramportatioo plAn to cope wttb the problem. ,.
ported N. RJcbard Lewi.I, pretident ol IAWla • ~·
aodates, tbe advertiJiDC/pUblic reladoel firm eat
conducted the survey.
OF 1'llE ZI PE&CENT wttb tramportadoa
plan•, car pools, leuecl tMllel and tMllldtr<OWDld
bu.sea were utlllzed.
The survey also noted that ln tbe 1evea com·
munJties that bad plau. two wen eltabUab«' by
:.he resident.I themselves.
An overwbelminc 8S percent of the developetl
said that public or private transportation 1Jatem1
were within one to five milea of the commualtlel
under development.
''NEVEaftlELESS. IT Sf:Ell.8 remarkable
at this time that a formal transportation plan is not
an integral part of a sales and martretinl pro-
gram." ot.erved Lewia. wboee firm bu been in-
volved ln the marketin& of more than 25,000 re·
sidenual unita tbrou&bout California.
Virtually all s uburban communities -
whether established or under comtruction -should have altemative transportation plans, be
said. to encourage comervatioo and/or help sales.
Fincttnp of the survey. conducted by mall,
were comidered .. quite valid" lince the sample
represented more than a 20 percent response,
Lewia said.
Red tile roots &belt.er the custom.
styled three and four bedroom, two 2~ and thne+bath plans oftered ln
single-level. apllt.level and tW04tory
arrangementt. Desianed speclftcal.11
for tbi.I ocean--eloee parcel of land,
some ol the sinele-level pl.am have
been adapted for split-level struc-
tures to follow the natural topo.
erapby.
Tbe location ls balanced by the
Marinita homes which ranee from
2,0lZ to 1,208 square feet. Twelve ex-
To vialt the vignetted model
homes, which are open daily from 10
a.m. to a p.m .. take the Su Dleec>
Freeway to tbe Pacific Coaat
Hi1bway offramp. Continue on
Paclllc Cout Hldlway to tbe 8treet
of tbe Golden Lant.em. T\lm ln1and
<north) on the St.reel of t.be Golden
Lantern to Selva Road. Turn rt#---------------------
Selva Roed and eootinue to llamtta. [•ACK APIDEllSOPI] the "Utile harbor" of new bome9 iD . .
Dana PoiDt.. REVEALS In the DAILY PILOT He joins Broadmoor from
Southport Development, where
he was executive vice presi·
d e nt. Prior to that, Schulz
.served in similar capacities at
. waa attained, placing
the company among the
top 25 builders in the United Srates. Smith ---------------------------------------
two other major home build.Ing
and development firms.
WALTEll lllCBAllDSON, KHUU
p resident of Richarcbon-Nagy·llartin Arcbltec·
lure/Planning, of Newport Beach, bas been named
a chairman of the jury for the Ul80 "Homes for
.Better Living" awards program. The nationwide
bonors program i1 sponsored by the American
lnsitute of Architects and Housing magazine.
The competition includes all types of housing,
including single-family attached and ·detached
homes, condominiums, planned communities . and
apartment projects from around the country.
WILLIAM D. GELBKE has been appointed
manager of the Newport Beach office of Red Hill
Realty.
Gelbke is an active member of the Beverly
Hills and Los Angeles Board of Realtors, and has a
real estate broker's license.
Prior to joining Red Hill, be
was a partner in Western
Properties, a Beverly Hills-
based firm with residential,
commercial and industrial in-
terests.
He received a BA delree
from the University of the
Americas in Mexico City, where
he studied economics. In the US
GEuu he studied at the American
G raduate School for International Management
<formerly Thunderbird) in Phoenix, where he re·
t•eived an MBA with honors
1. STEVEN SIGLIN has joined the legal staff
of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation as Assistant
Vice President -Couns'el.
Siglin graduated from Purdue University in
1970 with a bachelor of arts degree in political
ss:ience and from Georgetown University in 1973
with a jurisprude[Jce degree.
The Seal Beach resident will review all printed
mate rial produced by the Company, serve as
counsel to the National Advertising Fund and
supervise trademark compliance and use.
VINCENT L. MANCHE£. member of Cushman
a nd Wakefield's Los Angeles office industrial staff
for three years, bas been appoint-
ed vice president and manager of
the real estate firm's Newport
Beach office, according to
'Frederick S. Merrill, executive
vice president and director in
c harge of Cushman and
Wakefield's Southwest Region.
Mancbee, a graduate of the
University of Arbona. spent 15
years with mY before becoming
a member of the Cushman and MAKMH
Wakefield staff. During that Ume, be held a number
of sales and mana1ement poeiUom, including
manager of Sal.el Trainlne ln Los Angeles. and Los
Angeles Brancb llana1er for IBJl's Office Product.a
Division.. He took over the nlDa of Newport Beach on
Oct.l.
The Newport Beach offtce of Cushman and
W atefield wu opeaed in the fall of 1978 at 4921
Birch Street ln tbe Koll Center. Presently. the of·
fice bas a std al elabt commer'Cial and industrial
brokers, with Mdltional expansion in staff planned
for January, 1*.
was honored u "Builder
of the Year" in 1979 by
the National AsaociaUon
of Home Builders and
Profeulonal Builder
Maguine.
Thomas E . Hayes is
president, and will serve
as chief executive .of·
fleer. Hayes joins
AmWest from Genstar
Housing Partners,
where he was vice presi·
dent and regi onal
manager for the com-
pany's Northern Region.
Fmancing
Subject
Of Talk
Milt Hanaen will bring
over 20 years ol full tJme
real estate experience in
South Orange County to
Saddleback College's
Continuing Education in
Real Estate program
when he leads a seminar
on Creative Financing
Oct. 30 and 31.
Hansen, who instructs
real estate classes at
Saddleback, owns his
own inve s tm e nt
brokerage firm.
HE SPEAKS Tuesday,
Oct. 30, from 9 a.m.-4
p.m .• al the Harvard
Clubhouse in Irvine and
on Wednesday, Oct. 31
from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at
the Mission Viejo Coun·
try Club.
Participants spend the
day learning about types
of seller aasl.ated ftnanc-
ing with e mphasis on
contracts of sale and
AITDs. Fee for the class
is $30 (pre-registered)
and $40 at the door.
aEGl.8'l'aATION can
be made over the phone
if you w1sb to make pay-
ment by lluterCbarge
or VISA. Call 831-4650.
Registration by mail
must include check to
Saddleback College,
Community Services,
2800 Marguerite
Parkway, lliaslon Viejo,
CA. 921882.
Deadline for pre·
registration i• seven
.days prior to the event.
VA· FHA-CO'M:NTIONAL-CONTRACTS-EXCHANGES
~ Hanes & Income Property
".-'.~~.~~~
Any Escrow Anytime
Free Pickup & Delivery •
THE FRIENDLY ESCRON COMPANY
Wat is*Rl~EsUte?
"Vm HELPING VETS"
Fill wSell HllM5
, for free Info
BROKER/SALES
TWO DAYS $195
Intense ONE WEEKEND Real Estate L&cense
Seminar. Expert professional instruction. finest
materials available. PROVEN EFFECTIVE! 9:00AM
to 6:00PM Saturday and Sunday. Continental
breakfast included.
IHtOLLt •n' UMITID TO 40 STUDIMT'St
CAU MOW llCMl U:Sa'f ATIOH
0ro..,.co , .. ,., . ., '')
l _,:>_ ._,,.._ . . ......... OCTOBER 27 & 28 I• 556-7777
llvenlde c.o
... 552-2017
Son~Co
•• 734·337{) REGIS11tY HOTR. IRYIHE
·--·· l VJS.4'
--J
An • .
~ 1D1presswe
blend of badition
and innovation.
-
Turtle Rock Highlands Garden Homes is a refreshing
neighborhood of single family attached 2, 3 and 4 bed-
room homes featuring all wood exteriors and handsome
interiors. with character and craftsmanship in every detail
inside and out. Here you will discover a private recreation
center with a pool and spa for exercise and relaxation and
landscaped trails winding throughout the Village perfect
for jogging or a leisurely walk.
Come visit Turtle Rock Highlands Garden Homes and
discover excellence in the tradition of the prestigious
Village of Turtle Rock.
Available now from: $152,900.
Bren Company
(714) 955-2245
Phase IV
Now Open
,.,... • .._ ~ w.,.. • .,_.,, ~
~~Seminars
17141644.1°'4
SANTA ANA FFNVY
Pricn ~ 8/11'". 5.ies ocicunt,. aubeequmt to this date
may ruult lti una~Wty ol .,._ or all pntr ~s. Home.
C>WMn ~ aupported by all rnidmts m&lnt.ains the
quality of common fac:illtin. AN aut uln ttprnentattw for
details.
9~% intettSt. 10"4% A.P.R. on selected units.
Subject to availability of funds and buyer's ability to
qualify.
' • • . J
OM OI' POUR Pl.AMI AT IL 14IGUIL •IGHT'I
·Gjtde .. eue~• •
Niguel Deal· AttraCts
"A 'Variety of innovative
financing pack ages av all able
now make this an excellect •
porf.unlty for famlftea to DM>V•
up t. tlle ~ lifestyle of Et
Nl111el He igbts in t a auea
N iguel." says Ray Wolford,
Broad.moor Homes direct.or or sales.
T)t,e number of opllona for
bomeownershlp ln~lude aucb
.finan cial arran1ementa as
New Viejo Homes
' :oo Percent Sold
. More Uaan • pettt'J'llt of the homes offered at Mission Viejo
Company's Gabri.a arttl Montiel openings last weekend were re·
• served. according -.•J.ae firm's general sales manager, Jim Seehr.
Tbirty·eiibl of the '4 single family homes offered ln tbe
Galicia Mrie8 WW"e reserved at prices ranging from $122,000 to
$174,000. Thirty·Sf'.'len of 43 Montiel homes offered at a separate
opening were SP'JUen for by eager buyers al prices rangin1 from ~3.000 to $129,(Q). •
• GALIC,\ ,.ND MON'nEL are two of seven new home aerie•
bflered in Mhsion Viejo, the popular 10,000·acre planned communi-
ty in south 01.·ange County.
Galicia homes. introduced to the homebuying public for the
firf.l time ill June ol this year, have experieoced exceptional buyer ,.ttePUmce. To date, 154 homes have been placed on the
market. Only a fe w re main lo be aold -an admirable record,
especi".tjJy when one coR11iders that modeh for t.be traditionally
15tyle'i homes are s till under construction, with a projeeted grand
opernng date in December.
Designed to appeal to families who desire a large, luxurious
b<Jmes, Gallcias are available in ft•e siqle left! and two-atory
T)lans ranging from 1,751 to 3,051 square feet. These apaclous ..__ -..uane or four bedrooml and two or &bree bath9.
THE LOCATION OF the homes, in the rolling hills jut non.la
ol 124~acre Lake Mission Viejo, accounts for much ol their
popularity. The remainder Is accounted for by a number ol esclt--
., deslp features. such as dormer and French windows 88d a · ~riors elaborately accented with atone, brick or wood detaillq.
• Other features include spacious formal eatryways paved with
£ceramic tile· an. upat.ain loft 1D the "La Cabana" plan wblch eaaUy funcUon u a libn.rJ or a fom1b bedroo1D ;...ballt.ill wtD· ·
treats in some plans; elegaatly ~ed master Altes; and
ereenhouse windows in kitchens or nooks. ~ Moot.tel homes offer spaciously designed floor plans ln ftve di.I·
linctive one and two·slory models. Their func:tional dellcn bas
en the key to lbeir popularity.
'J RANGING IN SIZE from l ,22S to2,033square feel, Montiel homes Jta ve three or four bedrooms and two to three baths. Each of the plans
)as a fonnaldining area and a family room or optional den. .
..,. Architectural design which has made the homes particularly
· ~pealing include atriums, luxurious master bath, soarin~
~thedral ceilings. woodbumingfireplaces, and frontentry"'.ays.
.. Other new home series in Mission Viejo are Andalusia, l~rge
S)ng le family homes in the $160,000 range ; New Ca~lllle,
tKJecutive size homes in the $120,000 range_; Ca~ta. del So! Fies.ta.
'1-ngle family homes in the $UM,OOO ran'e m ~1ss1on Vi~JO which 11re temporarily sold out, and C.Ordova Vu1tas, smgle family homes
~iced in the $95,000 range.
~ RESIDENTS MAY 'OIN the $3.5 million Mission Viejo
aecreation €enten, which feature four elaborately equipped
Cacilities tUougbout the community. Currently, the membership
~itiation fee (regularly $80 for single and $120 for family mem·
'
rsbips) is being waived for all new buyers who join within 90
ys of their escrow closing date. Monthly dues are curre.ntly $17.
To visit Mission Vi ejo C.Ompany's model bpmes, exit the San
Ojego Freeway at Alica Parkway and. travel east into Mission Viejo.
tMrectional sign& to au new home sales complexes are posted at ma·
~r intersectiona.
seco nd trust deeds, lower
paymenta the flnt two yean,
a nd availability of interim
financlng, accordin1 to WoUord.
"aaoAo•oo• PAYS non· recu~ cloeina costa u well."
be aaid. 'Of course all financing
arrangements are subject to
buyen' financial qualiftcatioaa
and our sales repreaentaUve will
be happy to provide addlticllal
detaila."
The selection of single family
realdences includes four floor
plans, each an example of tradi·
·llonal design and slle-orlented to
a terraced lot to take full advan·
tage of the views.
Various one or two.story de·
sl1ns offer from 2,040 to 2,!MS
square feet of living area with
three or four bedrooms and two-
and·one·balf to three full baths.
P&ICES AT EL Nigue l
Heights range from $230,000 to
$278,000, effective Oc t . 12.
Homes IOld subsequent to this
date, however, may result in un·
availabilit1 of any or all price
levels, Wolford noted.
Broadmoor·s open garden
kitchens are complete witb
tlaaa·walled breakfaat nooks,
most in bay window atyllnaa,
and include ceramic tile COUil·
tertops, luminous ceilings, paUo
pa11-throuab1 , hardwood cabinetry and aucb deluxe
General Electric appliances aa
microwave and self·cleaniJlc
ovens.
MA8"l'Ell 8Un'ES are another
popular feature at El Niguel
Hei&hta and provide an ideal
''adult~··
The aales ofl\ce and model homes are open dally from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m . To re ach El
Ni1uel Hei&ht.s, take the San
Dte10 Freeway to Crown Valley
Parkway and west to Clubhouse
Drive in Laguna Niguel.
7Homes Left
In SC Tract
Only seven bQJDes re main for
sale in the first phase or Palacio
del Mar, a single-family de·
velopment in San Clemente's
p l ann e d c ommmn l ty o f
Mariner's Point.
The three floor plans provide
from 2,080 to 2,734 square feet.
Models are open daily from 10
a.m . until 6 p.m . at 304 Via
Collbrl. Palacio del Mar can be
located by taking the El Camino
Real exit from the San Diego
Freeway, south to San Gabriel,
turnlna north to Via Colibri .
Friendly,Reliab~ Service
LOCAL lltJS~MAN HONORED -
Rick Byers, right, was honored .this
week b>' .. US" maga1ioe at posh
Peri.no•• Restaurant 111 Bollrwoocl.
Byers, 01'Del'·broker ol World a.al r.tlde, IOUthland VA lpedaljlt With cor-
porate budquart.. ln CCllta lleu, wu
featancl ID ta. .Julr '8aUI md cover of
.. US" .. ..... am6DI tbe "toD 35
., Amert~ ..... 35 ... At Ila is uus1• eJt·
' eeuUft 9lce "1 'fr& ~., Flbllnld repr•enUna tile pre1t111ou award. a,en, •• a U.I . Par•trbuper fttsaa ol
the Vietnam coaOiet, laancbed bit own
real llta&e b.t11111 iD Calta Mela 11J =---dDon ... --= ·--... wlanlnl mi rn. .... •· .tltudee .... hlm from • '1• •
bou , pant~··-... todQ acw of '10 m4WM1 liM
~ At center la 8"r'1· flaDCe ~--·al Rewpmt ....
BEST RATES
(714) 549-8469
.
VA-FHA
Conventional, Refinancing
1503 S.Coast Drive, Suite 302
Costa Mesa, 92626
'
Credit Pinch
To Slow Pace
Of New Homes
W AIHINGTON -'ne crdt t1ctat••nc moves
HDOUDCld by the Federal Relerve Board wtll
•brupt!y .ao-tbe _pace ol new boullDC comtneUGQ later tlU ,..,., the prealdent ol tbe Natiooal M ·
eoelatkln ol Home BWlden wuu.
'"l'be nat1oa i.1 beini drivea lDto a boullnc re.
ce11lon fOf' the aeventb time aince World War 11.
And, once acain, the home buUdinc Industry la be·
lq thrown inlo the froat llDel ol the fiebt qain.st
inllatiCJD." said Vondal S. Gravlee, president of NAHB ad a home builder from 8lrmln1bam, Ala~
''WlllLB TBE nGBT money approadl mlaht
reduce speculat.loa in tbe commod.Wes market and
slow lntlation in other sect.on of the economy.'· be
said, "the policy ia dia.utrous for potential home
buyers and small builders."
What eovemment spokesmen are calling a
major change in monetary policy Gravlee labeled
as the same old prescription of tight money and
hi&h int.el'est rates that pro&oopd and auravated
tbe lutrecesaloo.
·'What we need today is a llO decree reversal
of ec~c pol.icy." he aald. "We need to look for
Looking? Keep A Record
Bu1'nc • borne la • bis la•estmaat Md involves
---d8eiliom. So. it., u.adertt.ud.able wby 10
much time and care la
taken when loold~ for
a home that's rtght ror you. No one kflows thb
belte r tha11 your l~al
Realtor.
Once the Realtor takes
oo the auignment of
rttMfula yoy a home. he'll probably s how you
seve ral Therefore. It's
1mPortant to take notes
on what you baye seen or
you may forget which
home ls where. how big it i•. what shape It's ln. and how much it coats.
Your Realtor can pro
v1de you with a ch~klist
to make thiJI imPol'tant task easier . This 'way.
you can rate each home
as you see It and Instant
ty recall ..._ a.nuon,
•ric•, eout~t .. a ,
.... o1--. ...... ..... &a-. .. Oz ... ,
require ment.a . U ,..,
have a ~ p&ciure
tit tbe bollle lo 10 wi&b
the DOtes -., moda Cbe
better ~ .....,.,,.... tt
to your odller Mir.
••••
What••er , .. r "91
estate need&. eall us. 1h
hav-e all Ure._. and•·
pertise to baadle your
real eital.e traasaction1
Joe.ally. Plus we offer \be
unique advantaces ol ttie
natl on ·wi d e !:JlA
net work. . advant a1•
that cost you oothinc et·
tra Give us a call Wday.
We're here to help!
ERA ~rest Really
ITI4) M6-SSTS
(213) 592·27'1
ways to increase productivity, encourage invest· -------------------
ment, reduce government reglllalloo.s, and ln·
crease the supply of essential goods web u bous·
ing instead of trying to reduce demand by restrict·
ing the supply and pushing up the ~t of mooe . "
GBAVLEE WAS REACTING to ederal
Reserve Board's decision to incre e discount
rate to 12 percent, increase bank reserve require·
ments and limit the growth of the monetary base.
The moves are aj med at reducing demand for
credit and slowing inflation.
Gravlee predicted that the prime lending rate
would reach 15 percent in the near future, pushing
the cost or .construction loans to a record 17 or 18
percent. That Increase in construcit.on financmg,
he said, would boost the cost of building a typical
home by about Sl.000.
Mortgage rates, he added. would rise to about
13 percent, disqualifying hundreds of thousands of
fi rst time buyers and pushing up the monthly pay·
ment.s for those who could still afford to buy. The
difference between an 11 percent and U percent
·rate on a 30-year , $60,000 mortgage is $92--a month.
THE DECLINE IN NEW housing construction
will be deeper than previously anticipated.
Gravlee said, dipping to below l.S million units
next year compared with more than 2 million in 1978. This will result in the layoff or about 500,000
workers in construcUon·related jobs and create a
shortage of available housing when lhe recovery
bellnl in late 1980. "You can't slow the Wlderlying inflationary
r.rnauna pushing up construction costs by bulld-
og fewer homes," said Gravlee, adding that the
rate ot ~ bouMbold formataooa wW iDa'••• substantlauy d1'1mc tbe next ~ wbeo a rtt·
on 42 million Americana reach aao 30 -the
prime home buying a1e.
"1be tight money and high interest rate ap-
proach might moderate the rise in housing prices
temporarily as demand slows. but in the long run
il means biper prices for con.somers because de-
mand wW far exceed the supply al available hous·
ing by We 1980." be aald.
i ·-Hour Service
Select fr orn Every ln~urance Company
Around the World
<7 t+) 751-5634
INDEPENDENT toServeYouBest
'
l503 SouthCoast Drive .
Suite302
Cost~ Mesa.Ca~26
The Frre0dly lnsuranceCompany •
Ocean breezes,~~ privacy, and peace of mind.
' , ,7 '
.
Start witb.Jumine Creek. certainly one of the choice locations in Newport
Beach. Add a 2~our attended pte-housc, Now imaainc onc·ttory, lWO-
story, ud aplil·levcl, siDJ)e.famUy attached homes, au of them architectural
pma lmded with di1tinctive feahlrc,ll. Then the Clubhouse with pools and
niabt·uihted terutis ccuta. Put tbeee elements toaether and you have a lifestyle
molt people dream of and ooly a ff14111 realize. tr you"Ve the kind of person
'who~ a ftne Nlid1.-ai1 la a private community, Jasmine Creek deserves
~ earOQS comidlnliola. A /«t 1ltttt on foclll1i1s, lnclfllli"6 os.rocialion ............,,, " ... ~ ..
............
ln the Villqe d ff""°' View llo••fro•'*9• M. J. Brock It Sons. lnc. Phone C 714) 640·4020
,
t
•
,.,_, Rote• Peril Homing Market
_Realty
Program,·
AtOCC 878UDINaln'
W MHINO'ION (AP) -A tllle ._.b ii Mt to .,, ......................... ~ ---~ ........ llf.., ... ta. ... fl lqla "'9n..t ,...._ IQ D-CNI "'-'\DI
,,....., , tM raDWlY rWaa lDtenlt ra&t. an
al dam.....a lAfladoD ud red\ldDc U · "a.et tbt bu ln.fected mo.t mmeta. ln· .......
.T8SIS •x•••Ts. INTSaVJSWED laat , Weve bollM prieft ahouJd atablll•. and ln
• tmt~. fall lllcht.b u a re.ult of the 'a tillllt·--.y poltclea. • ._ oab temporart1Y.
For u mona..-become too upenalve for
people, and eompletely dry-. for otben, the
ure tar bnutlq will lnt«wlfy. reaclJ to bunt
aooa • interest rates belin to decline ooce
"People in the prime bome·b.aytn1 a1ea.
em • Md M will lnereMe O'l9I' tM Mxt de-
al alloul •,ooo a yeart Mid W'llliam Yoaq, anablt tar tbe Na&na1 A.uoclatloa of Home
Tbe UC lntne Oftlce ol Studmt AlfUa's bu an·
ced the aeleetion ol Titan Gtoap/Tbe Gallep ratlaa. Join venture partners to buU4 ... unit
V atUcfent bouainc OD cUQpua. Gradint OD
project bas beaun and a tentative completion
of September, t.m, hu been aet.
Jobn Whiteley, vice chancellor ol student af.
, coordinated the spedflcatlona lsaued for bids te 1978. In addition fo be1n& awarded the nearly
million contract,. the firm's architect, Stan
I, received first award for design, according to
y E . Gallegos, who has been building and de·
~oping properties for more than 27 years.
\ The award·winning a rchitect designed a series
ot 25 buildings with eight unlts per building, pre
serving more than 60 pe rcent of th site for open
space. Thetwo·bedroom units are arranged in two·
story structures and will house four students in e ach
uatt. Rigid sound requirements and energy codes
a)Dpg with price and design criteria were among the
apaclfications.
I. TO BE LOCATED NEAil the UCI College of
cine on California Avenue 1D Irvine, the alt.e
ai.o contain Parkin& apace, two recreatioo
dlnp. two laundQ bu.Ucbn1•, admlnlatratlon dlD• and a 19JWH)-aq.aare•foot community lty. l\t ,
• Ten of the units have been designed to accom·
~ate handicapped students, and will have addi-
~al wheelchair s pace in the kitchen and bath.
ottier unlts are designed for use by less han·
dieapped students such as those on crutches. The
975 square feet in e,ach unit includes a living room,
dining ar ea, kltehen, two bedrooms, a com-
partmentalized bath, storage space and a private
balcony or patio. Density of the student housing
development is 15 units per acre. Recognized for previous turnkey housing proj·
eCC:. for educational institutions and !.be govern·
.r:Qtnt, Gallegos h as recently completed . a $15·
niSllon U.S. Navy facility in San Diego and ts pres· ~Y under constrilction on a $25 mlllion U.S.
AiimY Corps of Eiltlo~ers housing development at
Pwt Polk in Louisiana . • -II • •
. WINNER OF TH~RAND Award in the Gold
Nagel compelitio~ presented by the Pacific Coast
Baallden Confereiace lasi year for the Best Single·
Family Detached Home in the over 2,000 square
foot category in asaociatioo with Sam Kiyotoki, sean Bell is a diversified designer with more than
22 years experience in planned residential and
rtereatioo projects for community developments.
• As a practicing architect, Bell bu been con· ~ed with the rapidly growtn,g price of land and
l ing in Southern California particularly. The
atuden. t bousing')n-bject bas elven him the op·
unity to offer the IQnd of alternative housing
Gicb many priv.ate builders, bWlding industry as·
IJttiations, governmental agencies and elected of·
fltlals have been seeking. "Rudy Gallegos and I worked very closely
t.esether tbroualaout>tbe preliminary design phase.
11Ua clole auociation allowed us each to ofter the
belt solutions to each problem iD order to create
pd delip within the overall price parameters,"
llld Bell.
"RUDY WOULD SAY something wowd cost tet much monet~to dO, so we'd talk it out until the
d9lpJprice ~ cowd be met. We saved a lot ~ costs by reducing much of the fancy cosmetics
fllpqllelllly found In today's housing -all of which
dllt the new bomebuyer money. Sure, it looks nMe, but when we're in .a situation of provldlna
atlldent boualnl, we have to plan oo doing without. 1'e queltion Juve la: why can't new bomebuyen ·cto wttbout' in order to be able to afford a home
pttced Witldn their bud1•1"
'"Ibele 1mlta are sitea oo the property to pro-vWe aood open apace, there la aceesa from thrff "'8s ol tbe propert;;I to the parldq spaces, and the
~ space t bu access to a spine walkway
1,.tem leadlft n i'ougbout the IJ'OUDds. Wltb
E ol 15 unlta to the acre, the area will be very
and the unlta tbemselvet are very livable.
la adequate clOHt apace, a mlnlmwn but
f ctional kitchen, asphalt shln1la roofa,
lmwn windows for enero reduction, few
u and fewer doon -but all the livtnc areu
lrable tar comfortable livtq are there, plus a
vate balcony or patio." .
Tb• university will provide mini mum
tar ) and appliances u well u carpetln1 and
pee for future occupuata. Tile boUJlDI 11
llled tar unmarried 1t..-U.
Tbil 1Mi11*1 lnerMH boutlq prleet lS perceat to
1' perOlllll • YJar. eeoaomlat.a 1ey.
Now, t.bil l'OUP wUl be u.r'"'ln1 ln Ille, but
the bulldlai ol uw boUHI wt alump dramatical·
ly. Gowrn.ment olftclala and private ec:onomilta
say tbt board'• new ac\loGI may rectuc. boualA8
1tarta nut year by u mucb u • pero.at. ·
·'Once the market opem up .,ar-. orobably In
t•t and not later thu lm. buyen wdl come fiy·
ln1 ln," aald Ken Kerin, an ecooomlat for the Na·
tional AlloclaUoo of Realton .
'"l'HAT WOaalBI MB," he added. "But
that '1 what happem when you use bousinl as the
fiywheel to keep tbe economy atralpt and narTOw.
Policlm deliped to aolve problems for the next
alx moat.ha affect 1001-run price stablllty."
Emmett Rlce, a member of the Federal
Reserve Board, dlaa1reed.
He aaid be expected house prices to rise in the
future, bul not to lkyrocket.
A price explo9loo, be said, "assumes people
wlll have all the money tbey need."
"8'11' COMING OUT of a receealoo, these peo.
pie will feel poorer. Their dlaposable Income and
savilao wU1 be lower," be said .. ftat abou1d temper the temptation to buy at
any pllce, Rice aald. ·
llonover, wblle bub will have more money
to lend. their reeervea will not be exceasive, Rice
added. 11ae Federal Raerve Board will wort bard
to keep tbe aappl)' of money and cndlt stable, be empluud-t,
ID comln1 months, however, prices wlll
moderate. And Norman Strunk, executive vice
prealdent ol the U.S. Leape ol Savtnp Auocla·
Uom, aald: .
"AS LONG AS DB•AND la aborted by the
widespread Jack of normal flnancl.q, boulln& prices are IOi.g to top out."
Some pec)ple, who are forced to aell thelr
bomea became of a transfer or cuh abortqes, may ac:tually take a lou, he added.
Othen may have to help the new b'-tyer
finance the bome, Kerin said. "Instead of jut
waltin& away from the old homestead, the seller
may have to aasume a second mortcaae," be said.
"1bat may be unfortunate, but it's better than
loslng mooey.n
Or .... Cout .Collel• wWoftw....,dMfweat
free r..a ..ute lfftw-e
Pl'Olfaml for coatlpulnl
education credit till•
fall.
Kicking off the pro-•
cram la "Real Estate
lnveatlnl I." a a.hour
aeries that meet.a on Fri·
day attemoona from 1·4
p.m. lo OCC's Forum.
The series begins Fri·
day. Oct. 26 and runs
througbDec.21.•
"BOW TO Write a
Valid Contract," a six·
hour series , meets
Fridays Nov. 9 ·and 11
from 7·10 p.m. in the col·
le1e's Science Hall.
"Tennanta Vs. Landlords
Ri1hts" la slated for
SatUJiiaya, Nov. 10 and
17 from 9 a.m. to nooo in
the Science Hall.
FIREPLACE, DINING AREA AT WIMBLEDON VILLAGE HOME
"Escrow Procedures
and Tltle Insurance"
will meet Monday•. Nov. 21 and Dec. 3 from
2·5 p.m. In the Forum.
··Real l'.ltate Math and
Calc11laUons I " h
ac:beduled for SatW'day.
Dec:. 1 from 9 a .m . to
noon in tbe Sden-.:e Hall.
.. &BSIDENTIAL
Property Manaaement"
la slated for T\laday,
Dec:. 4 b'om 7·10 p.m. in
the Forum.
Tbe llnal presentation
In OCC's contln.ain1 education aeries la UUed
"Real Eatate Math and
CalcuJaUons II."
•
W._.lede• Village
•
·Extras Lure Buyers
Amenities included in the single.family homes
of Wimbledon Villa1e
are among the prime
aell1D1 polnta of the new
tennla-orieoted residen·
t1a1 community in Costa
ly rooms, formal dirung
area and two-and-one·
half or three baths.
The new S28 million
project may be reached
by taldq the San Die10
Freeway to the
Fairview exit. north to
South CoMt Drive, left
OD Wimbledon Way and
on to the four fumlshed ,
mode la.
Mesa. . ~--------------------------------~ Destined l>1 1
Corbln/Yamafujl and Partner•, the new
bomea are presented ln
arc:hltectural adapla·
Uou ol country Engllab ltyllnp.
Priced from tiat,000
to Sl11.150, tbe aPaciou ·realdencea feature three
or four bedrooms, fami·
ia~~J
. . .-. , .. . ...... SINCE 1920 •*--------
lrtGTOrt
Security
is a Warmington home
in Laguna Hills.
...
Seo.xTry is many mings Here. me
seo.Jnry d knoiN!ng you have o fine
home In on excellenr family
envwOM'leOf is pat d doy-r<>doy
IMO<). Here. owners enpy me
seo.JnfY. happines.s. and value ~in a QUOliry home. c~
see Shadow AlXl in Le>glXlO Hills.
Toke o look Of rhe best knd of
sea.K11Y fhefe Is. Then make
If yQ(.K OINn.
Dig Spoc9 Inside • Dig Deoufy Oursic»
5in9'e fomily homes wtrh super family
space ... 0 pkxe for~ end
~ .. plus~ chok:e d r1d'I.
~English Tudor. Cape Cod or
Ccioniol ad'lite<:lure. look OI rhe
~ feor\xes...Ceromic Tiie or Pcrqu@t [My
• IW:Jsct'tly Wood-Ouning ~
• Klfctlens wtrh Greenhou5e Windows,
Modem .Jem.Air Cooktop ·Seff-CJec:n.
Ing £Jeane~.~~
3 6 . 4 Dedlooms • 2 6 2~ Oath$
Fomlty P.ooms • Dining Rooms·
Single Sfory 6 Two Story Plans
trom $115,990
co$145,990
•
macna /irvine
.-rea tg
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY
ft* MEW ON THE MARKET ~ *
..... UY & MOUNTAIN WW ...
and h4nkUn)? nigh lltihls In the f"H•olng This well-located Eastblurr
home ll'aturt'fi 4 I~, BRs -formal dinlnl( rm -l>t'autlfu l new de<'Or
$219.0C). Larry Dy>r 642·112~ OPEN SUN. l·S P M 2945 CASSIA (K-301
TURnE ROCK!
BeauUftlly dttorat"' 4BR home w 1r1mlly rm & formal dinint
Perftttror. t>ntert ah in)?' Su~r IOC'ation nea r schools. planround.
pool" ttlms. Sl3S.90t Jeanne Newman 752·1414. CK·Jll
EXQUSIVE SEAVIEWI
Surrouned by view. lhis ele)?ant 3RR •familv rm Bar Harbor mode l
looks Ii~ a model home ... prof. det"orated w 1manv cus tom '-'~trrade9t offers a pvt spa area & lovely patio A r holN• i()('ation In
this )?ate<community "''tennis & pool The best In prl'StiJlous liviniz '
S3S9.000 . .ane Paquin 642-8235 OPEN Sl'N: l ·S PM 2121 YACHT Jl!LIA. 11-321
GREENBB. T lOCA TIONI
2-story. JQ & family rm condominium featurini? ell.'i?ant fl inini? art>a
\' fplr & 2t1 fplc in livint rm. Owner bou11ht another c1uirk e!lrrn" fl(·~rred .don't miss this SP<'rial offeriniz 5109.900 Natalie
Ben1amin '2·1414. 1K·331
. TUIT1.E ROOC QENI
Outstandlnf.!Pride-Of-Ownership is apparent in this luxurious 2BR •ow~home tJh o~ a hill. Hu)?e master s,uite w '2nd fplc -ma.ny styh~~t~ -~xtensive use or mirrors -central air. Flexible
frnancaog a•1lable. A great investment. $174.900. Belle Partch 752-1414. (K-3>
~EWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
CUSTOM IAY'flOlm
SBR Dover ShoMi residence w /a pprox. 78' on lhe bay! Dramatic· 2-stocy entry -la country kitchen -bay view mastl'r BR w/"Mr. Cc
A.frs." au.Ile dowmalrs -upstairs }JJb w/m arveloua balcOC'lies to the
bav & ocean. s.170X>O leasehold. Barbara Aune 642-8235 OPEN SUN.
l ·S·P .M. 209 EVENNG STAR LANE. CK·3S>
ilEAT VIEW • WT11lJFF1 Enjoy the Christma; Ligbts this year from most rooms or this rare
Lusk 3~R "C" plar, Lovely pvt front )'an:I wiroom for pool. Great
iocation f<r schools t shoppinl(. Jeanne Barnett &M-6200. OPEN SUN.
1·5 P .M. &et BELLIS CK-36>
OWNER 1IAllSRIREDt
Flexible fhancing a1allable on this marvelous 48R home in the
Westcliff a-ea I near library. park. school & shoppinl(L A iood
oinvestmentin your ftture lowner might consider lease wloption to
purchase) -5149.500 ncl. land. Terry Hanes/Barbara Aune 642-8235.
OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. ~MARINERS DRIVE. (K·37>
B.EGAHCE & VALUE!
You'll find hem both in this lovely SBR family home perfe<-t for
gradous entrrtaining & living. Fr~·form PoOI & separate basket ball
~ badmintot area. Cathedral eelllnged family rm w '2nd raised
tiearth fplc. 'llew cpts & paint make this a real value -and you
miJ?ht possiby move in for "The Holidays•·· Tom Allinson 642·8235
OPEN SUN .. 4·30 P.M. 1528 SANTIAGO IK·38l
ELEGANT BAYFRONT!
AccommodaUns for I)? vessel n oo• possible>. This sl)e<'tacular
·residence fealires II? sunken livinl! & formal dlnin)? rms : gourmet
kitchen & sp~ious brkfst rm overlookinl! bay : master BR suite
wlsittlnit rm Uplc m ake a separate win11 : 2 spacious family BRs :
convertible llbarv or den: m aid's rm w•separate entrance. PLUS
more! Larry Der 642·8235. C1<·39>
"ONE-OF-A-«JNDI ..
Over 5SOO sq.n. >f custo m designed livinl! spat'e ... formal dininl! &
study & billiard·m -country kitchen & cheery brkfsl rm -family
rm. Cedar pane.ng & e xtensive use of brick hi(!hliJ!hl the decor of
this outi;tandin1 6BR offerin(! w!lovel:v POOL & SPA. Lynne
Valentine 644~ IK-40l
NEWPORT SHORESI
Tastefully r e rurlshed 3BR family home convenient to beach.
t"Omm. pool & ten.is . E xpanded to incl: family rm -dining rm &
4>0Cket gardens affrd.ing vistas from every room. S139.950 leasehold.
Polly Johnston 642-t3S. <K-41>
GOlf COlltSE VIEW!
Outstanding 2BR Bil Canyon townhome on front row! Dining rm -
fplc -wet bar -suten llvinl( rm & deck for entertaining. Security
i>ldg. wlpool, spa & t4-nls. Sl89.000. Joyce Edlund 842·8235. IK-42>
COlf1'WORART IN DESIGN. • .
PLUS smashing interit! Owners have added numerous upgrades lo
this II! 4BR!fa mlly rm 'ome w /lovely yan:I <room for pool> in a great
neighborhood. Move-in •ondltlon -waiting for you! 1237.000. Jane
Paquin 64.2·8235. <K·43>
~ COdtSE UVIG
Overlooking the fairway'-this spectttW..r 4BR custom bolM wu
designed ror execuUve ~ casual enwrtahllng. Maneloua vMllted
~ar eeitings -5 used )rick fpks -stained 11ass • hardwood
floors. Dining• family "-le Ubnry Ir _,....te maid's or pest's
quartenw/kitcben. Lynnefalentine844-GIO, <K-44)
"THE IS llOWll" ~·t look back & ask, "Wh Id I mlss UUa OM?•' -Only 7~ years
olcl 6 • super Peninsula Po investment NOW at $3115,000. 4BRs -21h baths -formal di.Ding "\ ft separate family nn. Clint MOMI
642·11235. CK-45)
hrle<t ,... lonnol • Inf~« -....-. or lnl Oataidl .•. pool. spa, flre.rtnlJ mqnlfkent wrap.aromd view of
ocean It nllbt llgbaa. lnlide ~ • eultomlled DeMmlle model reetures famllJ rm.,,, llllllard rm w/tull wel bar. A Bll
Ceaycm lllJST BEE. -.ooo. v ........... -. (It_.>
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
CANYON mm
Elegant 3BH end·unrt townhome in park-like setllnf! w •more lhan a
.. Touch of Class!:" l"orm31 dininll rm & ramrly rm M a~ter suite
w fpk . Localed nl•ar shoppinj!. t<'nnrs. pool & spa Quick possession
possible. Sl54.900 Belle Partch 752·1414 IK·47l
DRAMA TIC DEAUVIU.EI
Add an elegant dimension to your hfe by hvi nl! in this lavish 4BR
towrrhome! 2·story living r m w1wall of )?lass for fabulous VIEW of
gotr course & niJ.?hl h l!hts. Custom amenities incl· pl antation
shutters. wood noors, custom cabinetry & full alr-cond. SSS0.000.
Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CK·48>
LIDO BAYRtOMTl
Flexible financ1n1Z on this t'ustomlzed condominium within walking
distan~ to Lido Shops Stt to apprttiate the Vlf:WS of bay &
Cannery Village t'lt~unt decor & s pacious noorplan Possible boat
s pare. 548.5.000 f P<' Arliss Kirschmer 642-8235. IK-491
IMAGINE THIS!
OverlookinJ? the buy in !'\cwPort a most charmrn11 2RR 2 bath in
t'xrlusive adult mobile horn<' communrt~ Pvt beach. pool & s pa
Close to Fashion l<tland too' S87.SOO Loi~ Miller 642·8235 r K so i
WESTWFfl
4BR famrlv hom<' on trt't?·hned ~tret'l close to school<o shopping &
park Fam.ily rm 3 rplcs open beam rl'ilinJ?s -pvt vard w pool
Realistically priced at $248.000 ftt Polly Johnston 642-WS 1K·Sl 1
BIG cANYONI
Air-cond. 2BR Pinehurst plan in quiet loeatlon near pool. spa &
tennis. Oen w tmirrorcd fplc Lovely de<'or. Sl99.500 Joyce Edlund
642·8235. c K-52>
CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
BA YFRONT CONOOMJNIUMI
Desirable 2BR w •approx. 40• dl'Ck 011ttlooldnf' bay Spacious Uvin11
areas -pvt courtyard entry -J{rHt Pott"nliaJ! 5449,000. MartNI
Macnab 642-8235. OPEN SUN. J.s p M. 1219 BAYSIDE DRrvE.
IK-53>
WINDOWS TO THE SEA.I
Open. a iry canyon home w 1noor·l0<t'eiltn1? (!lass & wraparound
decking for dramatic VIEWS. JBRs -family rm & separate iiuest
rm w lbalh. Spacious pool-size ~rounds. Lois Ellan 644-6200. OPEN
SUN.l·SP.M.250HAZEL.!K·S4 1 · ~
ORAMA TIC VIEWS. . •
Bay & Ocean' Cata lina & Sunsets' from this outstandin11 4BR
custom home dt51Rned by Theuerkauf. Spacious w formal dtninit &
family nn adJOining sparkling pool the perfect settrn)? for family
or enlcrt.aimniz $795.000 incl pn me land Larry Dyer 642·8235 OPE~
SUN 1·5 P.M 1915 GALATF:A TF:RRACE. IR VJNF: TF:RRACE.
IK-55\
THE FINEST
F:xreptional JOR Spq?lass home 1.1. lo\"l'h· VIF.W & t ao;terul dt'cor
1-:xtensive u:o.e or hrick ruc;tom 1.1.ood noor"I & lush cpt A truly
customin'tl home in prim!! area orrered in ftt at S469.000 Martha
:\f amab 642-8235 I K-561
CANYON V1EWI
Fron this single-story 4BR home near :o.chools. !'!hops & 3 pvt
beaches. Atrium & II! backyard w 'room for pool. One or Cameo
Shore's Best Buys at S269.500. Donna Godshall 644-6200. IK·S?>
· HOME FOR MANY MOOOSI Fabulous ocean & bay view hy day & city li1thts bv n111ht. An
outstandin(! SBR home on Spyl{la.~s Hiiis w 'beautrrul pool & sauna.
Paneled & lx'amed ceilinit family rm w wet bar -l{ourmet kitchen
-air -con<!. $695,000. Cathryn Tennille 642·8235. CK·581
..
IRVINE
PROPERTY
B..EGANT WATBtfRONT HOMEI
Arborlake -Woodbridire! This JBR residt'flce features a fantastic
VIEW of lake & mtns from most rooms. Prof. decorated -
library/family rm -malibu llt1hts & auto-sprinklers are Just a few,.of
the extras. Marlon Frizzell 752·1414. CK-601
$15,950I
Lovely front row. 2-story condo. Bri11ht & sunny wt2BRs. 2 baths.
patio Ir enclosed garage. Comm. pool. Lois Miller &U.ms. CK,.ll
ONE OF UMNaSl1Y PAll'S flRSl1
Lovely I-story 3BR It family rm home w twood beamed uu.dral
celling ln living rm Ir an easy care yard wlwood declrinl(. A~
greenbelt & Is close to schools. ahopplnic fr Deane HomH Park .(pool
& tennis>. $142.000 Incl. land. Julie Van Wleren 752·1414. (K.Q>
LMEflONTI
Fantastic "Glenwood0' model situated Oft the lab w:vlew of~daeel
38Rs -formal dining rm -AND Iota or custom f.aturu. Within
steps of spa, beach Ir tennis courts in the Vt08111e Of Woodbftdte.
SU9.500. Appl. only. Donna Godahall ....aoo. <K-G>
TUl1lE IOCXI
Broadmoor P1an 4 0a excellent COf'*' loc..._. db It..,,... ...
famUJ rm • formal dlnln1. Lovtt1 .ut111n • Hilo· 11.••1 t Anita Braclabaw 751-1414. (lt.e4) aS
644-6200
1644 S• Mlgllel Dr.
H• bor View C•ter ·
IRVINE
PROPERTY
AMEJl11ES GAi.Oil. • •
are featured in this l>ffrrield Park Plan V home. 48Rs (J BR
downstairs> -separate ramUy rm w/fpk -oak picket patquel foyer
-brkfst ~in kitchen -co mpletely pvt rear garden w/3 patios Ir
lush plantings. Great inside cul-de-sac location. $174,500. Marion
Frizzell 752-1414. C K~I
PfRRCT FAMI. Y HOMEI
This 3BR & family rm residence is located in the desirable
community or .. The Colony" and orrera loads of antique charm &
lovely window & wall treatments. Lush. lush landscaping -covered
brick patio. Great cul-de-s ac location. Comm. lighted tennis courts.
Jr Olympic pool & clubhouse. Spotless. move-in condition! Sll.5.000.
If oily M arkas 644-6200. c K-661
YOU NEVR WANTED TO • AVEIAGE Your goal wa!> to EXCELL .. and this 4BR Turtle Rock home
re nttts that 11oal' lma)?inatively desiitned w 1lots of J!lass " rustic
v. nod siding this rs.the J>('rfet't place to live & entertain in. SUl9.000.
l>orothyLewis752·1J14 IK-67)
I
WON'T WTl
t\t S97.<nl this twautlfu l C-ulifom ia 3 or 4 BR home ib a huv• Quiet
'trc•l't near !>l:hools parks. pools & freeways. Alan Beel 752-1414.
'l\·68 1
COSTA MESA
PROPERTY
IUUX SflOMJ ~!.t. $138.500 & nexlbll' flnanclnJ available oe Ulla ·-i--lDvatmeatl
38Rs. 2~'2 bllt.Jt unJt.a w1patiaa. fireplaces Ii pra . ~t rmt.a
area of Westside -only I years old. Drive b7 1111 Creltlnoll&. ~.
only. Jeanne 8ametU44 111:. <K .. >
_,. Of A ""WY MMlm2t
ln•est in tbesoe ........ U-at _.. MJ ,_...Ii Clllb' 1"'1 1ftn old
1 rent.a never raiMd) and you wUI -a n.e tu adnnta.ee. T.-o an
and rour 2BR units all wlfpks. ....... 6 pa~ •ptiee. IZT.000 inMme Askin« 13.'Jl.OOO Tom A111nson Mt.ms. IK·?O>
BIG HOUSE. ••
for such a small price taj! -S112.500. You itrl SBRs -separate
ramily nn w fplc & I)? yard w 'room for pool. Situated on cul-de.sac
near schools. golf t'ourse. shoppin11 & frttways it offers lots ol
potential with a little "T L C." Marion Friziell 752·1414. IK·71 >
UPPER BAY .wt -$1.-,,950
Nev. {'r. \'t>ry !'P3t'IOU .. ramily home n~tled on l'UCalyptus-lined :o.trttt
" p,·t rourtyard entr~. pools1zed yard & man:v custom features incl·
formal dinml? rm "' 1.1.<'t har. fam1lv rm t"OUntry kitchen w 1eatin)?
.1rt',1. '\t'n·irt· pon·h 1.1. bath. II! mal>ler swte w atrium bath. Paula
narll'y 642.8235 '"·721
** FOA LEASE**
CUSTOM QUAUTYt
:JAR home w/dlntnl? rm overlookinl{ atrium J?arden & )If family rm
:,.. patio dt>ck 2-car 11ar111{e Super Corona del Mar location!
Sl200 mo Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. CK·731
JASMINE CJIBI
Secuntv l{ated romm. w!li)?hted tennis. pools & spas. 28Rs & den
townhome featurinir pvt set'luded :vard w.'spa -t>arthtone deCOf' &
available 11115 at S975'mo. Owner will cons ider l year lease w /option
to purchase. Holly Mark as 644-6200. CK-74\
ONE HOUSE FROM THE IAYI
2·11tory "Little Island" 5BR home available yearlv at SlUOlmo.
Submll on children. no do11s. Harriet Perry 842·8235. IK-75)
TUITU ROCX VISTA!
One or the largest townhomes ... approx. 2800 sq.ft. •148R1. famllv rm. formal dining rm It much more! Nll(ht light view from spadoua
masttt suite le IMn1t rm. Kitchen fr family rm overk»ok apecloull
greenllelt.. 975/mo. Natalie Benjamin 'JSi-1414. CK·71l
SEAVIEWI '8R hoete In private location. ~ area It brtsrat rm. Security pted'" (IOlftlft. w/tennls. pool It spa. No pets. nooo1mo. Inch water. 1•~ Ir usoclallon dues. Avalla.ble Immediately. Sandie Fix ....aoo. <K-17>
You C.n .... H, Find It,
Tr•cle n With • W•nt Ad
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
-·····~·~········ ~-~~ ....... ~.~!':!: ........ ~-~-~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~.':':'.!':!: ........ ~.':":'.~ ....... , .... .
tot2 ••••• 1002 ••••• IOOJ .,...... 1001 •••r.e tOOZ G1•r• tOOZ G1•r• 1002 ..... . ....................... ........•.............. ..•••................•• ..••.•..............••. ······················~ ................................................. . , , ..... ,..Cll
&42·5171
••• Im ·-....
!ml IM IMlll
'"' lllAl 1110 ... '° iauo JM '* .... .... lllUO 21Gt •• Dill
.. ----"" --
::::~::~ w~·:i:~.~; ::~,·;:
ln\••-.1n~ r+t "''~''' " !ial~ ln\*"lntt-nl V. .d11 .. d &146
Mt,lfir\,t•l.JJ•n M'i ,.,,_,. ... ., "'•nlt"ff• ~...-.
Mot-tK•.M .. , 11,' !A.i...t.J
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
PUSONALS &
LOST & FOUND
"-"""-"'-" Cot I"'°' :;100
~I'll
.
BEST IN BLUFFS
I.ft.AH IAleAIM. Lovely boy view,
poolside ettlng. 3 bdrms . 2\.'.1 ba .
form din rm . huAc fl:im rm . 2200 q
fl Vacant. Good term~' $199,500
OPIN SUM. t ·I Ht 5 qulOADA
LAlelST J..ll.AH lieuut 2600 sq ft . 4
bdrm!i . f Dm rm . 21 :r ba . huf(c bonu~
rm . new {'arp . lovely wrap around
path>, lgc. greenbt-ll. Good terms!
$2.20,000 Incl. la nd .
OfltM SUtl l·S 2713 Yhh U• ...
llST IUYI 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba .. l·level end
unit . new carp .. paint, drapes . Nice
greenbelt. Good te rms! $135,000.
HELEN B. DOWD
IULTOI. IMC. 644-0134
Lht & .., Wiit .........
111111 TEIUCE BEAll1Y
Out.standing 2200 sq.ft. 1 level home. 3
Bdrm. large form din. or lam. rm.,
bright. cheerful, large beautifully
landscaped lot, w/s parkling pool.
Neutral carpets, drapes. New custom
kitchen. completely remodeled. Only
$259.500 INCLUDING THE LAND.
OP8t SUM. t-i "" s. ......
HD.EN 8. DOWD
IEALTOI IMC.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
644-0134
GOLFER'S DRUM
on the 7th t~ w a 'iWt't'P
111g view of the ~olf ('f '>t'.
1s th•~ ei1t•ept111nul :1
Bdrm, 2 b11 t'<>ndo Xlnt
<.'Ond & pnc·ed approx
SllXX> below mrkl fur .i
quick s ale. i\l'l now'
979·5370
, ....... Nol_ .....,.., ~wDd ... "°" •• ,. ,, (h·•~· ti•
~ EQUAL HOUSING ~ 9PPOATUNITY M:iJ
ALLSTATE
.. REALTORS
SEIYICES
Donnor)
DtlUM'JfT &
m1MAT18N
1Nlf""1lfl!I
W411Jttt"ft•
...... .., "'' t
MERCHANDIS£
N 11• 11 .. NeHcr.
-AU rMI •tate adverttaed ID W. DeWllpaper is sub-
ject to t.be Federal Fair
1G1b lfou11ng Act o r 1968 r.'1~ which rmkes it illegal w
advertise "any pre·
Alllh•,u. ,._,,,
.. iollltf\'' •tllt
AWllV'I .... , ~\-~ "111bt .. Mint• ~hi• n,..I NC",
Cltnlt'ro • t.-•iut~n .. nt """" ~· -~ ..,.., -•\'J
r..tt-to ''"' ._.,., 8'.v'7uhm ~
ference. limitation. or
d1scnrrunalion based on
race, rotor. reh~1on. sex.
or national on g1n. or an
mtenllon to make any
such preferl'nce, hm1la·
I.loo. or dJ.scnminauon. ·· ~~~•It· =
*-"'.kl Coodo !IOOll This newspaper will not
..,
S.AllATID
A Dad wants Mom In
Minnesot a with him
Pnce reduced SJOOO on
this 4 Br family room
hom e 1n Oranl(t· wllh
Villa Park s<"hoob Gn•al
neighborhood and JU:.t
WaJUng for you Offcre<l
at only $94.000 C.i 11
~3666
REAL EITAT~ i ''" · Will knowlnf ly accept any ~\f:h...... SE advert ai•g for rea l 4 BR POOL
.... , ...... .,. 11.n1 .. d "1JOI• Mt.ate which Is in viola· +
r;:::1<al ln•1rumrn" :; tionolthelaw. ~ .... •··· • ~., .. ,., :,, SAMDPOIMTE
"':.':.~~~,::,~. : Excellent 4 bedrm, 2:\1• 1eao_, -. bath Sandpointe pool p,.N..,... ... ,.,..e., :: ~ Advertiwn home nr South Coaat
,IUldio..H1f"l.lJl•reo -...W dMcll .....,. .. Plaza. Brand new plush BOATS & MARINE Mr ..t ,..,.... .,.. Cl1>t& and water heat.er
EQUIPMENT rwa I •atslp. n.. too! One year home pro-
•• llOIO o•uy -OT tectlon plan included! =:!.,"'.,. ~t; ~ -rw.. •-• f1ex.l~e terms incld1 VA ......... ::; IWlllty for tM first t.-or lake over existing ~!:::" = Ar'NdlM.tto....,. ~.~~~t~kej~~~
• .: hll• -vantage. call 752· 1700 ; TIANSPDITATION -fJ11r~t110 •1l\HJ1•'lNt, f• ~~~~ R•rd ~~ ~~~ ... iooi [~ li~l;ll1tl ·~~~~· •••••••••••••••••••••••••• l. "'"~~,J .. ~-~-~-~·~---·~-~~~ E 11111•.s.le II-• WllO I --SU !::
i.n.Trn.i . ... "" -·Al MAIL.I .., Mio~.:'.'J..u : . :: LOAM
AUTMllE a.per duper ta the. best 111t1D Of ll:MT?
i a1 . • • • • .. •• . 1-010 delcriptioo for t.b.b Jove· Then th.la is for you. 2 BR ...,.,cia .. ..,. ··· ... ~ Jy 4 BR home w/a spac 1u.,.v.b1t~ ...... iw. • Condo w/all the goodies. ~.':,~~~~·.. ... .. .=: liviq "!1• 2 frplc s, nr Prime Or ange County
.. ... • .. ...... ... 9:'*1 new~ g 4' a &llatenlng location. orrered at only
i..;.a1.;;:.::: ... ::::::: •• : pool fcwooly $107,500. •ooo. S40-3S66
wu1-4 ................ -lit UIWDllble loan, no
AUTIS, IMPllJ[I ::'.''~· Call 979.5370 , ... , ; I ?I lfi1 ~I =--~:.. .. ·::.::::· . :· ... = A ... . .... .... ... irnn
.. t1 ... 1<ty .......... VII/II LLS'rA .,.E
w •• :·:.:·: :·::: .. : ••• ~m I,. I I r1"SIDE .. .. . :·:::. : ... : . ·:.-:m ~A!!!'"E!!IA'!l'L~T~OR8!119-• IAl I ............ ·-CUSTOM
on " • .'.' .. "'. • .'. :::.:.~
r ·• ·::.:·::.::: .. :'.:'." ~t AU 2 ~-=in xJnt Gorgeous East.side Mesa
· ............ · wl» renul area. Exterior Olltom built 3 bedrm OR
-... 0"·~.:::::::·: ... :. = JU9t painted. X1nt poteo. 2 bedrm + den home!
....... · .. · .. ·"• Ual for price apprecla· GtUd eatr)' court yard ..., .......... ::: tkm.. Ji\all price I.a a low for privacy. Fern crotto, .... '. . ".' ... · · ::= Sl'4.llOO. eau 7S1·3191. ~~·~Iota ot ·~8•1ek. • • .. . • .. . .. •• . ri•1 -..-to • ac
'.:. ..'. '. . ~! .SELECT Bay! See t la winner ,
• • .. 11~ now!! Call 752·1700 "-'" .. · · •• ,,.,. PROPERTIES CYW 1'19 "1 \ '""' IOH ,,,,., ' ~. ':\:ib;+:;;I ~"":'· ~ •.. ..:::: I·• dlllill
..... • • ............. t7lt -.--Ad. IU-5178. ll.~;;;;~--~-~-~-~-~-~·-~-~ ....................... rnt --------1;
REAL ESTATE
ams, •lW ., ......... . ... ams.um ............ :
9'1AUTY ,.Of'STllS
HAllOI YllW HUS -Beaut. 4 BR,
F11m Rm. new curpets . pvt ocean view
location. Open today, 1300 Sandcastle.
SPYe.tASS HU Just like a model.
CMKCOUS 4 RR Cape Horn plan.
1 m maculatc thruout. Breathtaking
ocean & bay view. $495,000. Open
today, 9 Monterey Cr.
TUH\80Cll Best condo buy. 4 BR
l ·sly. xlnt terms. $202,000. Open today.
4 Canyon Ridge.
1•¥1.. Just bsted. check this 4 BR.
Jt'am Rm. sep. dining room. wetbar.
2·sty, $157,900. 3 Mecklenbetg.
LAGUNA RACH -Laguna's best buy.
4 BR. white water ocean view.
$319.500.
LINDA ISLE -Gorgeous English tudor,
beautiful cr artsmanship. $2.650.000 .
Open Sunda'I 1-5
205 ABALONE
Little Is land. Perfect condition .
pe rfect taste! A home for entertain·
ing. Large patio with wet bar. 3
Bdrm.'> .. 2 baths, 2 frpks . + charming
a pt. S395,000
# 7 GOODWILL, NEWPORT CREST
lh·aut1ful 1·ondu. lw<1utiful rond ,
h<'a ul1f11I lc lC':JI ton ' 2 Udrms .. 21 :.-
bath:-.. fornwl dining rm. & den. Ten·
n1:-. <:b . :-.mma & .ia<·uu1. $142.000
RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS
21 l MARINE >t_¥EHUE
IALIOA ISLAND 675-4122
*VETS* 2 STOttY
Shake roof. 4 Bdrm. 2 '·•
Ba. $133,500. Eai.lMde U.. Yow SiCjibUI ty <.;ust.a Me.a
NOW NO DOWS 2 1R HOME
LOANS TO $100, OC.IO O'DI ce <;()mer. R 2 zoned
LOW INT RATE l,t>t ui. lot Hoom l o bu1 Id
show you how Lo qualify m.soo.
HAllOl llllCE CIEST
Highly upgraded, 2,000 sq.ft .• popula r
2 Bdrm .. I-leve l Dynasty Plan. Prime
location! Luxurious neutral carpet,
shutters, tile, landscaped. AIC. Lovely
night ligh t. ocean view. Asking
$350,000 including land!
or&e I ·5 31 COY'IMftY
cs,, 11•• to 11••••
HB.EN B. DOWD
•EAL TO.. IMC. 644-0 I l4
Utt & .., WHll n. .........
* CAMEO SHORES *
PAMOIAMIC OCEAM VIEW HOME
4101 GOIHAM. onM SUH. l·L Large 4
BR. 3¥.r ba.. formal din. rm.. den,
c us tom fa mily home . Pool. Assum .
loan. Compare at $595.000, lot Incl.!
IY AWT. Rare appx. 3700 sq. ft .• 4
bdrm .• 3 baths. formal din. rm. & den
cus tom home with poolsized yard.
Assum. loan. ~low mkt. at $.525.000.
lot il)CI.
I * RICH REALTY * n.. C--sa..r... le.w..t S,.cl•lh
MAGMAC&IT
IUCH TRl-UVEl
~ BH. POOL, 2 STY. AS
St.:ME $7:!.000 lJrllmatu·
LI\ rm \ault•'<i l't•1lin1:\,
fri>I form din Kartt•·n
kit . 25· film r m "" hu.:•·
Wl'tbar 46 'P1trk 1t n.:
puol & spu 24 ma,tt'r
M.lll4' "" frpl & ll•rrJ<'t'
Gues l qu&rlcr'
Sl'lorebne Assoc· K48 22162
OWMt• WILL
A MANCE
4 Bdrm 2 bath home lll
the c:ollece Park area ol c.oata Weaa for $118.000.
f'or qualified buyer with
a 20'~ down pay menl
uwnt>r will <'Urry thC' loan
al 11': llurry on thlll
ont' Call S46°"'141
ll~CAHYOH
IJ.t>auurul J Br 3 Ha .
'>t'<'unl) .iu<1rdt'd w Iii(
a.<,,">UllliJbl,. HI',·, hn.int
1111(
Opt Mouw Sun I ·5
ti Rut'\ <ilbonnt·
$399.!llJO
Jl~lAYU)f{R t-.
{AO~
IE.ACH DUrLEX!
Exrellent 1nve1tmenl.
11 ~ 111 cioe or. rent both..
Vtty prestJ«icJua bear h
area. Owner is ~1utMe
and will connder a I arae 2nd Just listed a nd
priced lo st'll ! Call
~
FOREST E
OLSON .... _ .... l.-...
TaMc to Rtd C~t Roy McCcrcl•. RJtr.
W•Us.... 754-1202 541.7729 LIASl/Of'TIOH ~
COATS&WALLACE OWNER SS.000 DOWH
DESNRATE!! RB>UCID $4000. BeauutuJ 4 BR 2 Ba +
roof +RV Acc•ss Reduced ror fast sale! BIG Fam Rm. au MW
3 Bdrm., sunny kitchen, Owne r a n xious a nd'•---------lutchen 6 baths. only r. 1 h I 1 ,. $96,SOO. $600 m o o n formal li ving room. sacn IC ng l is ove Y MIWUSTIMG leme. Ruth Lau.ne RJtr . bnck rplc, RV access. home. Clean as a whlll· &eS-4.90
REAL ESTATE . INC.
BUILD
happy me mories in lovely S
bedroom. 41,., bath estate reat view.
seclusion. Owner fin cing . 1014
Mariners. OPEN SAT & 1·5. Ask
for Theo Whitehead.
WE PIOMISE /00
A IGSl GAIO
and eamelllat and girdenlas just
outside the door or thi~year old 1500 sq. ft. mobile home. acious living
for aduJts. Call for det s .
l.AliUNA BEACH ~AUIAllT
Prtm(• l0<·at1on. ocean view. includes
1:.ind. butldinl-! & llC'luo rl1rcnse. Ask for
Tom Ml>s~rcau
~ NIWPORT CENTER
!=if I {I 21 . 640-5357
Asa-w.&.o. EXTIAOllDtMAIY Biac&t>9y.p1easant wood ca.. ...... y • glrn bom e ·lrplc.
...... ..-~. apacaous lot. WANTS AH zoned A 1.rrwttnes.21g
EXTaAoaDfMAI, ~i•EN SUNDAY l'aSOH 20401 S W Birch
Wt"~ loolung rrK 2'1-3 T'I
real estalk prot~slonas ~:A.REL
who art' uper1t'nt1.j •llf'A TKER creatJ\e ambttlOU'> .. 1d Y•h..I... dre 1ntt'rr,lt'd 1n a
S0<'1alJng ~•lh tt t·on 671:: A}44 m pany truit olfe~ a pu r .rt u::!1f.AUCW
less plan l o help ~u
make a lot of mone) in
~ resale r ts1dt'nhal
mart.et plaC't' tn NeWJOrt
Beach For conr~i:t1a1
interview please r a II
John PoUocli at 76().9.:Jl
WI TAHOE
4br. Jba · deck galore.
Overookulg lake & goU
rourse. Htg b rental
po tt n l ta I 0 w n e r
traBferTed out or slat.e.
~000. 24hr. service. Mltlor Wally. •Pllrltllng free· form pool, Ue ~ ! Futures 4 bedrms, DUPLIX L---------
gus BBQ. low mainl. B~ bath, 22 ft. 1ame 3 Bdrmi. up, 2 bdrma. SADDLEBACK PK ~O
erounda. ~uced t.o only room. park like grounds . down; tood condll•on : Vlu..A.S JVI IN WXU•Y
i9U50. Call ror appt. Offered at only $102.900, new carpeta. 2 Car park· •.soo 0pn House Sun. 10121, ~-1 cal.loow96J.7881 Ing. S tepa to beach! 2 becboom, 1 ~ bath. 2 12&.S to3:JO. MOI E . N-Obl <>'I"'''"'"',..,., 1u 111•1·1· '-~'· '·• "' ''V1 ''~"1 ''"1' ~locludJ.n&land ! lkJr)' townhouse. end un· ~~ rt.u ae.Jty R.iich Rd Villa J94.
6™111
[ ~ lfl!JtN [ ~ lfil11 ~;f g€~ 1~~~,·~4~1~00~.q~j~J.1~~~1 ~'f?. i~
rt-~'°' Shlrlebeoro
associated
fl 1• "' f ... ' .... ' /'I , Iii ·,
' ,.. .. '.
flOOL
W ... ,--~ 3Br.2ba,$79.900. ~ -"' C2lA&t. 9M-"'370 Luxmioul .... Twnbae. ~~---~-~
Priv. comm. Newport ~wboneedpeople
Beach. SS00,000. 24br llbould ahra.11 cbect the
~ the most peopk Pomihle 11 lmportut to
tbe 1u cces1 or any
pnce uJe. Make aure
youra 11 I lated In
C la11Uled, plaoDe
MMl'1I.
~ wboneed People 11* .• wtlat the
DAJ.LYPJLOT
SERVICB DllU'.Cl'ORY
la all about! service. Service Directory In t.be
rn>-5811 DeOro DAILY PILOT ··-------------..
Horllor R~ Rally, rn.c.
67S·UU
IEACH COTTAGE
1 block from oceanfront. Charming
older home on the Penins ul a .
Freshly painted inside & out. Ideal ror summer re ntal. Shown by appt.
only and priced at $143.000. Th is one
won't last. Call now 675· 1163
llST IUY IM
MIWPORT HEIGHTS
J~t listed. Owner will help finance
assuma ble 9. 7% loan. Sharp 3
bedroom and den family home with
beamed ceilings, brick fireplace,
solid maple counter tops, near new
cpts. Private courtyard entry.
Owner anxious. Call now 67S.1163
HAllOI VllW HOMl-¥ACAMT
a..c941s10.ooo
5 Bd{m home on over 'til acre fee
land. Portafino model, expanded to
over 3200 sq ft. Hardwood entry.
central air, bonus room and more.
Lee assumable 10.75% loan avail.
Owner will carry 2nd T.D. Mus t
sell. Call now 673·1183.
Burr White Realtor
::>901 NPwoo•t B•va --------......
N~wvor 1 H1'.1Cf1. CA 91663
OCEAMAtOMT DUPLD s..,. ....... 4 ........... &l
ldr.1 low•r w/,_or .. lc .... ef c ............. Lr') M4' • ·~ .... .. • Cfll<r _.....,. • ..., ... sm.ooo.
5707 Snshre Dr •
0,-S. 1·5
4Ml4 IDID COMMUMTY DelwH 2 .... I IM, HW C_.
~ ........ s.... C...t V9a's .-. ......... ,... fenml, f'IC r-. A ...... .. ... °"" $74,500.
NIAi NJt. Y.C. U••u•flr co•forta~I• d•,f•r
w/f 1 2
.... a...,.aea .. = MJM ta.c_....-....... . suo.ooo.
llACH con•• 2 .............. ...,a..~ .... ow. ........... ,& ............
1111.-.
CtWI• NOMr ...... ..., ,.... .... -... -:::: ......, .... 0...-.. ....., . .... ....
.......... ,..,,,. _ _._.,~ .... ""•'•*"' • .
NEEDJ) NOW
PROFESSllNAL TALENT
TO MATCH
OUR ~PANDING
RESIDr"'AL SALES
Our s~= Woodbridge offlc• has crHt9d .,, • t1ona1 Opportunity to attlliallt
with a .
1cants will join the stiff In our
IOcated 1n The WOOdt>Odge Vllleg9 no In th9 finer rn1dentlal &IMI of llWlgl~ b9Mfltt lnctude:
P., • cimfl•uolll.'tau ellw .. a.u 1 C714f60GJI ..... .., .. ,...., ... ...
IUlTY C .. MY
A s~ of The lmne eomp.ny
An .... Opportunity~
A Ml• .. Wll1C ....
JUST A•YC•
Cat ch these numbera : 4 bl l
bedroom.: 3 nreplaCft: 3 baths: 20x40
pool: aeoo 14. n. stn•te &tory noor pla~. Caleb t.heu f aturea: BuUt·in
BBQ. new drapes: one bedroom with
entry and b a th : nume r o u s
entertainm e n t possibilit ies .
ever)'thin« ln immaculate condition:
the price ls 12SS.500 Th t 's a winner
in Westclitr.
IJ~IOO Ii M i
REAL TORS • 675-6000
2443 Et$t Coast H1gt'IW1y, Corona del Mir
SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS
TOP OF THI WottLD VllW
Huge corner lot. ocean/harbor night
lights, 6 Bedrooms, game room, pool,
s pa. The ultima te in decorating &
upgrading. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 27 P t
Loma.
SPYGLASS SEllNITY
Enjo} the peacefu l beauty of this
hilltop home with mountain & ocean
views. 6 bedrooms + bonus room. pool
& spa. An exceptional offering a t
$58 5 .000. Open Sal/Su n 1·5 . 3
Montedto.
714 / 760-9 333
TTY 760-9338
I
TWNTELLO & LEE
~ISIDBnlAL
IROlllRA'9E COMPANY
0... Of n.. Last w .... f, °"'Loh
A once in a liretime chance to build
your custom waterfront home. Dock is
in fo r a 30 ' boat. Exceptional
op portunity
$319,500.00
12131858-1199 1714) 833-2650
Are You Serious About
a Real Estate Career?
ff IO -jolft MS
for• lwfoowl .........
Dr.a...ty
McCcrcle
~
Randall A. McCardte, Ph.D.
PrHldent
THE REAL ESTATEAS
If you have ever considered a career in real
estate sales. or are now presently licensed
and would like to have your Questions
answered at an informal discussion with
Randy and some of THE REAL ESTATERS.
then call now tor reservations, Space is limited.
Ctll Ml .. Coe at 751-6191
Champagne &
Hors d'Oeuvres
Oct.24, 1979
7:00 to 8:00 .p.m.
Randy Mccardle, a 9th grade dro p·out,
hilc:hhiked Into Costa Mesa 28 yeara ago and
at.rted In the reel estate business. The first few
,_. _.. a aruggle . . . From driving a ~ dd cer end living In a single car garage
to•lltltiwhlng his own business.
Hilt ....-11. lHE REAL ESTATERS, la bott't
_. ...._.. Md Wilfl '9fP9Cted. L.atlef, MCC:.r· ~ to COiiege atMndlng o.c .c., Chaprnen
---· C.I Stat. Long Beach, 1 USC and
--It off wlttt • ""o.
lln eddleloft '° beina the owner Md founder of 1Hf REAL ESTATERS, Rendy 11 e foundef of .. a.a.. Blftk of Com Mee. preeident of
T._., ~ Inc., ooflege lect&nr, .uthOr, ,._........., _,., ,,......_ columni.t.
• IOU WOUid II• to but .. uneble to attend
.. mMting, lee U9 know -Or If you WOUid
... the ........ Mnt to you, P'-call.
.._..._ S. Hl•H PwS-. Hwet Per S. ....... ._. S. SundlJt· OCtobet 21. 1171 DALYPtLOT N .•••••..•.••............................................. , .....•.....•......•..••••.........
1111 •••r• llH .... ,. IOOJ ., .. ,9 llOJ ......_,_5* H111H,_S. H1H1"Pers.t ................ .................•..... . ............................................................................................................ .
ellAT MR ... , • OCIAM .WW
The but vi w In J aamln Creek!
Superbly d corated thl1 brt1ht. aJry I&
cheerful home w/t*O paUos will wtn
your heart. Situated on one of the best
sites In Pha c JU . Near-new popular
"Bay Mla1 t '' mode l. Thia qulet
bea uUIUI area otrers the beat In Uv·
ing : tennis courts, pOOla, spa & 24.
hour set·urity 1tote. t250,000
ti KYSAIL DI. OfllM SAT. 1·1
THI NtU Oii WY.USS MIU
Panoramie view of the ocean, harbor
It atullna ! Lots of charm In this
beautiful Cupe Cod "Tradewinds"
model with u lront courtyd full of col-
orfu l plant~ & white lattice covered
pat10 a real picture! Prof. decorat· ro thruout In true traditional accents.
4 fMrms, for mal d ining & 2 \.4..r baths.
3-('ar rmished ga.r. $525,000.
2S C.,_.IA DI. OP1M SUM. 1 ·S
MleUll. SHOll S OCIANRIONT
Wh at a close-up view of the blue
Pacifi c! Your own private steps from
your door to the com munity beach.
E~clusive. quiet. serene living in this
pri vate gated area. Spacious contem·
porary home with 4 bdrms. ·formal
dining, fa m r m. recreation rm, study,
31~ ba. Spa & blt·in aquarium.
CALL FOil APPT. SI ,200,000
WATH .. ONT COND0-$4t0,000
One of the choice units in the "Mai
Kai" with a terrine wate r view !
CompleteJy refurbis hed inside & out :
n ~w beaut cptng & drapes. new
ki tchen appliances (incl. a microwave
oven). Huge li vinj? rm with a new mir-
rored wall reflecting the exciting boat
activity. 2 Large bdrms. 2 baths. Boat
s lip available.
1107 IA YSIDE Dlt. SAT/SUN 1-5
SHOIECLIFFS-S550,000
Buy t his beautiful 4 BR & fam rm
traditiona l home now while it is under
~onstruction . The builder just sta rted
1t so come in to our offi ce. see the
plans & select the finishing touches.
You 'II be happy you did!
SPECTACULAR VACATION HOME
Near Lake Arrowhead! Western red
cedar siding in & out. Dark charcoal
~ood beams w/sky blue ceiling. Lge
fireplace. 3 bdrms, 1 bath. View from
Palm Springs to San Diego, Laguna
Beach & Catalina Isla nd. Only $99.000.
ILUfFS COMO~ LIASI
Lovely 1-story end unit w/3'bdrms. 2
baths. New cptng & vinyl. Pool just
steps away from the lge Mexican tiled
patio. Beaut . g r eenbe lt. Immed
possession. Only S6SO Mo.
Wl5llY N. TAYLott CO .. ......
2111 S-Jom;al .... .._.
MIWoM"P.,Oll_..T CIHTIR, N.a. 644-49 I 0
Colesworthy & Co.
2545 E ASTBLUFF DR.
N EWPORT BE A CH, CA,
640-0020
ILUFF'S BEST VALUE
L? intere st , assumable fina ncing.
F in est Forever Bluffs Bay View. 3
b d r m 2 1h b a t h s . v a c a n t . f a s t
possession possible . Xlnt buy a t
$229,000.
Open Today 1·5
321 A venida Cerritos
ST AIMED GLASS, WOOD & TILE
Beaut ifully appointed 3 bdrm.. 211:!
bath Bluffs condo : popula r Trina
Model on major g reenbelt-original
section. Pri vate brick patio with
n owering fruit trees. $167,500.
I AM A FIUEMDL Y LITTlE
3 STORY IEACH conAGE
With white water views from 3
patios and blue wa ter view from
other patio. My owner will help
finance and the key is in our office.
Call for day or evening showing,
673·8550.
YOUI OWN TlllMS
ell, almost -owner wants out of
this 3 bedrm pool home. Assume
loan and owner will help finance.
Call day or night. 673·8550.
PllSTIGl-PIHV ACY
Bedroom, tri-level customized
ownboase. Towering trees and
babbling brook. Owner will help
finance. Call day or night, 873-8550.
llACH u1ns-s11•.-
our units actually pays for itself.
11 2 bed rm a, corner lot and
ssumable loan. Call day or n.llht,
3-8550. .
_____ 1111!11 ________ 11111111111~ l1•rlll lllJ l1a1Jlll Ila 1111 111
....................... ··~··········.......... . .......... .
DAVIDSON llALTY
PllSENTS
PIM.IMIUl.A POINT . • .e1tate tale .
Beach houae. 1 bdrm. + 1\181t, with
lee. patio: comer ftplc. OPEN SUN.
1·5. 2U7 MIRAMAR. Sll0,000 !
llMOYATID & 11,UYIMATID to
perfection. Lido Isle'• BEST BUY in a
3 bdrm., garden r m. home on LARGE
LOT with sunny Medltt. Wed South
patio. AU new kitchen w/nUcrowave &
self-clean oven. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5.
l09 VIA VENEZIA. S389.500
IAll COMllNATION drama &
.practi~ality chara~t~rize this 5 BR
home mcl. sep. maid s qtrs. Spacious
liv. rm .. dining lanai & kitchen. all
ope n to s unny South pa tio. Now
offe red at $495,000. ·
METICULOUSLY MAIMTAINIDI This
c h arming 2 BR & den b orne in
secluded location. offers the finest in
appt's. for the discriminating buyer.
Lge. li v rm. & formal din. rm,. both
wit h dra m a tic frplcs. & soaring
cathedral ceilings. Now $415,000.
PRICE IEDUCTION! Down $50.000 !
Owner leaving a rea -SAYS SELL! 4
BR fam. home on wide, wide 55 rt. lot.
cus tom kitchen. with oak floored f am.
rm . & used brick fr pie. Bargain
priced at $425.000.
MONTICELLO TOWNHOUSE .
''Affordable lux ury", 3 spacious BRs.
convert. den. dininl! area : "l year
new" oven. r ange. dishwasher. Plush
chocolat e brown carpeting . unique
lanai & sunroom. $87.950
PENIM. POINT COLONIAL One of the
a r eas mos t attractive homes.
Remodeled in 1975. features 5 BRs.
incl. sep. ma id 's qtrs. s pa C"1ous
country kitchen ror family dining.
Microwave & self-clean oven. Tree
shaded brick patw. bit-in BBQ : 2
doors to t;>ay, 1 blk. to ocean. S399,950
UPPER IACK I Y IEAUTY Early
American cha rm for the growing
f a mily; enjoy lazy autumn d ays
a round the back yard pool. 3 BR home
on quiet cul-de-sac. Only $145.000.
D A v r D s 0 N R E A L T l r N C.
JI 0 ~~t'wp. ,, • B1 ,,i : • ,., 6 / I 'l0 b0
Waft.,. s.~
& _A.66oc. 673-2500
HIGH IMTHEST llAftS7
Lease/option with $10,000 down. this
lovely 4 BR & family room, w/3
separate baths -detached garage -
secluded yard. Friendly. tree-lined
neighborhood.
OPEN HOUSI
SUNDAY I TO 5 P.M.
1521 AHIT A LAME. M.a.
19 UNITS-VIEW LOCATION
A '-di1a ta locaHo. hi Corw .. Mer
sit•at•d OR l + lots. Loads of possi~ for tW1 specld ,...,..+,
.... .._ 1Ncta. stso.ooo.
BEAUTIFUL BAYFIONT-SUP
Alt1ohlh ,.rf.cti-.. 4 4Kwetw
coordi_.fll ht ..ct ..t. 1-11:alate
,.,.... of OlftfflWp" ........... ~
gloss ..try cloon, W.*-... WMllll
cmd l)les. bupMH .. 2 stary, 4 ...
hOlllMwffltspec6-........... ...
fireplKe. A ................... .....
'°'¥ paHo 9d ltailc°"J. Wei..... ad
9"•MrY 9d VllW lty .., w ......
Yow ltoat c• b. por .. cl ....W. ...
door! St75,000 F&.
COMIDCIAL BUILDING
be .... Pul11al1 P.W lee••__.
... ,..,,., Ill' -.Ce. ~eJWIM Ill 914
............. ,.. ....... 2 ~ ......... _, ....... 'I!,... ...
......... ••••· c-lte ..... ,.. wr .......... Mat .. = .... ,_. ... , ••• , .... RtcllTO . , ... ...
llAlll AYE. ID&
&..-.................. .... ....... ...... .., .... .:''' .. ... .......... , ... .• ., ... .. ........ .
9a .... awy •-tty 3l5Mam.Aw.
Blb>e Island
671-6900
OCMl9'19DMTS
I CllOICZ I ...... I bet~ r••t•l• OD I OCEANFRONT Iott: ......... ,a.due ..
to Sl,&IO,CllO!
DEWXEd"Plex.~
BALBOA k>cat.loa; .... a
bdrm. a.au: ~ .. ek. ~to-.000!
OPEN SAT. 1·5, ULTRA DELUXE, owner'1 uolt
wttb4 bdrm. rental, 6 car
era1e • 55 n . lot.
895, 00 ! 4305
SE.~IOH.E, N.8 . ..... ..,,,..,. ......
•'71-7060 *
CAMYOMCUST
11.AUTY
2 bdnm " library. 2\AJ belha. Frplcs ia living
rm • IDltr bdrm, pat. Xlat buy at 1111.500.
WM> NOfl&tm
From $305.000 to $3,700,000. Every
shape & size: call us far appointment.
673·7300
CHAMPA ... I TASTI 1• ... IT
SIH,100
E -side C.M .. 3 bdrms., 2 baths; comer
lot next to park. No d eferred
m a inte n a nce . OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUN. 1·5. 2468 FAIRWAY DR.
ST A Ta Y OLD ftllS
Near rrwys., E·side C.M. 2 Bdrms. +
d en, form a l dining rm., 2 baths,
workshop. $192.000.
A TT'M. SNM.IS,
MAHllD I IMVISTOltS
3 Bdrms .. 3 baths. w/ocean view;
featllres wine cellar. Sl69,450.
EASY LIVING
~~~~~~~~.N e w port to wnhouse : 3 bdrms., 2 -ba ths. with pier & s lip. $245,000.
IEATHICiH
INJBEST
MO (iMIALIFYING
Ow n er w i ll c ar r y
bal.aoce. Peninsula Pt.
Beach house, 2 BR &: den
1n Newport Sho r es
Beach. pools & tenrus
$109,000
PIGGY
MOMS
REALTOR
64S-l 5ll
TOf' LOCATION
Fantastic view of bay & ocean : boat
s lip avail. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths . $267.500.
IEST FOil THE LEAST-U>O ISLE
Sl 15,000
Don't lhliss this one! 3 Bdrms.. 2
baths: prime location .
Little Miss Mu fret sat on a
Tuffet. a long cam e a
spider and read in tbe
Daily Pilot Class1f1ed
secilOD a.bout 1!11.155 Mu f ·
fd 's TufTet and bought It
for 19.95. You can sell
)'OUr t~fet and lots of
other tb1ngs thro ugh
Daily Pilot Classllied
Ads. Call 642-56711
CATAUHA ISLAND Noran
Over 9000 sq . rt. commercial bldg.
Contains 3 apts. 1 restaurant & liquor
s tore. Owne r will carry at 91ho/r int.
All due in 30 yrs .
CAT ALMA ISLAND IUS. OW.
Avalon's finest ta xi cab co. now avail.
for purchase. Projected yearly gross
income over Sl00.000. CaJI ror details.
Catalina Islands mainland connection
Rob McDonald. <714>962-5521. Agent.
' \
675-3411
PETERS TOwt•to ... -BeautUuJ air cood.,
••D" Plan, with stained glass window. ~ustom
buiJtins. BBQ. exce JJent location. near pool.
par ks and tennis + assumable loan. $169.900.
IA YCIEST -Custom built 4 Bdrm home with
dra matic used brick fireplace . indoor BBQ.
spacious grounds with pool on a quiet cul de
sac . Terms. Owner w/c3rry. $237.500.
WHITEWATB VIEW -Beautiful custom built 4
Bdrm. North Laguna home on a large lot. South
of the highway with room for expansion. Walk
to the beach. $449.000.
FOR THE SECUltln MIHDID -This J asmine
Creek home is an investment in peace of mind
and freedom. with pool. tennis. convenience and
a peek of the ocean. $225,000.
IAYCHST -Tra nsferred owner says "sell "
this vacant 3 Bdrm home with gourmet kitchen,
large lot . room for pool o r expans io n .
Negotiable terms . $196,000.
llG CANYON -An im peccable Versailles with
view. Unsurpassed luxury. Corner location on a
cul de sac. $675.000.
RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN -Wow. see this view!
180 deg. of ~olf course. night lights and sunset.
It 's a winner . 2 Bdrm San Mateo model.
Pristine condition. Try creative financ ing.
$142.500.
WISTCU~ -Near schools and Westcliff Shop·
ping Center. 3 Bdrm + family. Immaculate
move-in condition. Don't miss this great family
home in a terrific Newport Beach location.
$189,500.
IAYCUST -Terrazzo entry. atrium with
retractable roof, mirrored pillars. wonderful
taste makes t his s uperb Ivan Wells home
perfect for entertaining. An unusual offering at
$335,000.
UNIYlllSITY PAllC -3 Bdrm detached garden
home, fee land. Community pool, enclosed
courtyard, beautiful patio overlooking the
greenbelt. Assumable loan, only sna.soo.
TftTLmOCK ·M1et&AMM -Fonner model
home in this fine Lusk built community. QuaUty'
'thruout. 4 Bdrms + a view of the bllla. $245,000 .
• I ., OM..YN..OT &undl!f,Octow a1.tm ._.. , ....... ,_s. ......_..,.s. ..._..Fors. ...._....,... lhun'-rl* .. . ---I .............................................................................................................................. ~ .....
• .._.... 'Stun.._.. "111n.,,.S. e111r.. tlll llU •••r• IOU •••rlA 1• ... .,.. IOU • • IMZ ~~ ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... .
-Illa 1111 .. Illa 8ntr.. Ila · 11111111 ----------....................... ~·········........... ....................... ~.a.r..-.r~~...-
••em .. THI k"'" -3 Bdr m . 2
bath. near s chool. s hops and pool
Sunset view. g reat ass u m . loan
$138.000. See Pal Merry at 2020 Ba r
r a nca.
•MCMll .. OLD coao.e• • MA• -J
bdrm with beams, cute frplce. 2 patios
a nd so. of hwy . with a pt. re ntal unit.
$240 .000. See Bonnie Ba rring t on
(owner/a gt) a t 420 Fe mleaf.
UNl9U1 Otil UDO ISi.i -5-6 bdrms
flowing interior, plantation shutte rs:
slate floors. $595,000. See Kay Parker
at 135 Via Nice.
~Nl9U1 oM UDO IS&.1 -2 new homes.
t>e a ut. a ppoint m e nt s, go urm e t
kitchens, paneled dens . See Ralph
Wakefield a t 219 Via San Remo.
UN1$Ui .. HAllOll YllW ..a.s -New
lis ting', sp lit level Burlingam e, ~
a c re , bonus room, 2 frplces, $327,500
See Allan Helle r at 1516 Keel Drive.
UMlqUI IN H. Y. •OADMOOlt -Lge ·
yards. s g le sty 4 bdrm . bright.
$acious and nr pool, tennis. stores.
$275,000. See Maria n Reedy at 2808
Lighthouse. ·
UNl9U1 IN IAYSHOllS -3 bdrm. fee.
European fla ir. pa tio spa , security.
$385.000. See Berl Reedy at 2511 Vista
Dr.
UMl9UE IN OLD COIONA DB. MAR -4
bdrm, overlooks the J etty . lliiconlem·
porar y outside , cozy inside . $289.000.
Ser Mi c h e ll e S yver s o n a t 220
Ma rigold .
UNIQUE IN HEWrO•T THRACE -Neat
sta rter. 2 bdrm. 2 ba condo. end unit.
comm. r ec. fac .. frplce. ~ara~e &
ca r port.. See Bar bara Campbell al 2
Riptide Ct.
~-IN ~YllW -4 bdrm. great
tI;:.Jacuzz1. patios and ne a r tennis
a n d pools , S273.000. See Bar ba r a
H utchings at 1911 Yacht Maria.
UNIQUE IM WISTCLIFF -4 bdrm. sgle
story pool home. sep. bdr m & bath
plan . perfect cond .. $259.500. See Ha r-
riette Hammond at 1300 Estell e Ln
UNl9UE IN IALIOA Incredible!
Completely r edone duplex (3+1 ). pie r
a nd dock. spa, sauna and Calif. con-
t emp. decor. Si65.000. See Ka thie
Sh ields at 4000 River.
U ~ l()U I: t1()MI:§
REA LTORS'
THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMF.S
CORONA OE L MAR, 675-6000 • CALL US
OCEAN CDM <
Lovely contemporary jewel snuggled
o n the c liff above C hin a Cove.
"Onpa ralleled views of the harbor and
o ce a n. A location tha t cannot be
equalled. Offered at $1.200.000 Fee.
LINDA ISLE
• Elegant. comple t e ly r e de corated
su perbly ma intained . large hom e with
beautiful patios. views & privat e slip.
Absolutely the best buy on the Island.
• Offered at $1,475,000 F ee •
Newport Beach high fa shion dress
s hop . Established 16 years. Superb
location, very exclusive clientele.
811-1361
Wrt.ytt.rris
.
3• +POOL ., ••• ,.!
Plirne J bedrm bome In
Aratecica.Uy lotated 0.:1
Orm> trad Colt.a Mua
Approll DX> IQ. ft 'Well
malnlaloed bomu wllh 111an1 bonua rm with s~ pool with d1v
. lJll board and all de! E~
tra sto ra1e galore '
Mucb, muda more! ! On
ly SlJUOO. WOW!! Call
~752-1700.
lJt-11'4 ''"'. ,, .. llt'• "' f4 ' !e RiNM
FOnESl L
OLSON
•·c--~
Huntington Beach
Store + Apt.
CommerciaJ Condo + 3
bdrm. l ~ bat h a pt.
Localed in a n ''O ld
World" European dining
ft entertainment center
in HunUn1ton Be ach.
8'X.3.5' refrigerator box
included in store. Only 2
yrs. old. See this unusual
opportunity today. Ca II
7l4:83t-9393
12 Cost. MeM u.its
12 Specious. 2 br garden
apts. + pool on lge lot.
Will be 9.1 X gross at
close or escrow. Less
than $40,000 per unit. To
see. call 714:834·9393.
ABANDONED
$85,000
Waiting for i.omc ftx mg,
pri m e Ea ~t s 1d c . 2
bedrm. R 2 h>t Owner
desperate' Call 646 il71
ARTISTIC CHALET
llEACH + POOL
Quauit 3 BR. 2 Ba. Lae din. rm. Cozy fplc. Walls
~glass views waterfall,
Koi pond & Grecian pool.
Lush grounds Foun·
tains. Wood. glass & mir · ror-decor Assum<' exist·
lrl.l{loan $5.92 mo OR. VA
terms. Model hom e
perfection. Sec today.
Call 963-000'l HKR ------
BOAT WANTED. SAVE
ON EXCHANGE Owner
of beaut 6 UR, 4 Ba. den,
2 kitchens waterfront
home sn Bellingha m ,
Wash., Wlll take equity
trade for a 45.55· live
a board yacht selling ror
about $150.000. Home is
super incom e prod~ing
property or per sona l
home localed m a coun·
try club s elling w/a
PNGA rated 18 hole golJ
l'OW'Se, 7 tenrus courts. 4
swim ming pool s, 28
parks. 32 llllles or htldng
& horseback nding trails
& much more. For de ·
tails ca ll or write to
Chuck McHugh of Red
Carpe t . RC O R e al
&late, Inc.. 1321 King
St .. Bellingham. Wash .. 098225. (206) 733·2277 ;
671-2493 .
Spal'ious 3 Rdrm
a ir conn .. Sa n Luis Rey model
up J?r n d e d
t hru out .
Po s it ive ly
pristine. $165.000.
~ ?//?~~professlonals
,,#E RES-l;E~;,£-A#O COMMERC I AL PROPERTY l--------
)JOO do•• e11••1.11r wp or1 ou clt, c • t .:>eeo Have !IOrDelhing you want
to ael1? Clusified ads do
it well. 5'2-5878.
What is World Real Estate?
"VETS HE.LPING VETS"
Fkll orSell Hames
for free Info
•cMC. ........ c:e.
"14)552·2017 um734-3370 -.
J4M flA OPOITO
MIMOIT .. CM
JIO MIWPOIT CMft.
MIWPOIT llACH
UDO ISi.i IA YROMTS
3 be>droom house with pier & slip .
S87S,000.
r, bedroom . ' ba ths, $7~.ooo. 443 Via
Lido Soud. OPE N SUNDAY 1·5.
LIDO WITH POOi.
3 bedroom & den, huge lot. 204 Via
Eboli. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5.
MIWPOIT HEIGHTS
3 bedroom home with large lot.
$169,SOO. 618 Kings Place. OPEN
SUNDAY 1·5.
LIDO SANDS
3 bedroom. close to beach. $142,500.
4~09 Bruce Crescent. OP EN SUNDA V
l·S.
644-9990
LIKI NU WITH OCEAN VU
One block to beach, 3 Br & 2 Br + big
4-car garage. All the blt·ins, frplc 's,
cr pd/dtpd with owner 's pride. Seller
will de finitely help finance with lower
interest r ate . As king $279,500.
Open House Sunday 1·5 PM
AN IMMACULA Tl
LIDO ISi.Ate HOME
On a 49 ' lot wide Jot. exquisitely
re decorated t hroughout. Mere words
do nothing . This one you gotta see.
Might even get fast possession . Asking
S399.500
We have se veral c hoice duplexes. low
to moderate down that can be taken
over at much lower r a tes. Call
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport ll•d. corner 30th
Pete Barrett
presents
CUSTOM NEWPORT HOME
NEW USTIM6 -La rge entry leads
to spacious ste p·down li ving room
a nd forma l dining room with walls
of French doors . 4 room v bdrms
""ith lot s of closc>ts. separate dent ·
famil\' room off kitchen. PlankC'd
f I o n rs . n e w c a r p e t s . q u a 1 i t ~·
ft·at u re~. pool sized yard. S224.000
1866 Tutffn An , HI Opett Sat/Swt I ·S
IMHr Frwtciscol
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
SOMEISET MODEL -5 RDRMS.
fa m ily room . s kyli ght in e ntry
You 'II a pprcciute this very spa<:ious
ho me! $257.500 fee.
17 2 I rt. Sffr1iftCJ, Ml
NEWPORT SHORES
o,... 5uft. I ·5
NEW LISTING -ATRIUM MODEL
ready for our dccoratin~ ideas. 3 ~drms and ~ ~aths. brick fire place
<i nd wood cc1hng . Near tennis. pool
a nd clubhouse. Sl 06.500.
2 3 I 62ad St., NI. 0,... S-. 1 ·5
HEIGHTS ACTION HOME •
CUSTOM 9UAUTY -3 Bdrm with
m a n y plus h fea ture s : form a l
dining. 2 firepla ces. large f amilv
r o om with b lln s . C a ll fo·r
i.ippointmcnt to see $179.000 .
EASTBLUFF-VIEW-VIEW-VIEW
SPECTACULAR SEn'ING for this 4
Bdrm. family room and pool home .
Re mode le d kitc he n ! Call fo r
a dd i tio n a l infor m a tio n a nd
a ppointment to see. $229.500.
WOOISY A110SPHE1£
M~W LISTING In Newport. 5
m an ulei to the beach. 3 Bdrms
brick fireplace -a nd you own th e
land . Walk to s c hools and shops.
Open Sat/St.in . Call Liz Beazley.
llVEI SHORES
IXICUl'IYI NOMI on lovely treelined
s treet. Elegance com bined with fine
family style living is found in s
Bdr ms, formal dining room large
f a mlly room with cathedral ~eilings
-gate~ entry -much mor e !
$335,000. includes land.
1412 .... ._.. 0,. .......
ASI US.._. ow ..... w•r•lt ,,..,_ Wllldt COHl"I...,.,. & .......
OPIN HOUSI
HAllOI YllW HOl llS
AllVMAU t 'IJ% LOAM
Sa ve money by ellmlnaUng new loan
tees and points . save lime by not
having to quallly for new loans, and
sa ve trouble by seeinl( this beautiful 2
story. 4 bedroom. 2~ bath and fam ily
room "Pale rmo" in Harbor Vie w.
E xte nsively upgraded to include a
s p a . s kyli g ht, cu s t o m s hutters
throughout. French doors in family
room, is la nd kitchen and excellent
decor. Shows extre mely well. Very
desirable family location across from
a greenbelt, 1 block to community
pool. walk to Anderson School. and the
s a f e t y a nd privacy of a n o
through.tra ffic street. Fee simple land
-Owner m ay carry 2nd Trust Deed.
OHered at $239,500.
~ SUMOAY I t.5
1141 POltT ASHLIY
SPYGLASS HILL
SI 0,000 PllCE IEDUCTIOM
MOW Uff,500.
Obviously we have a motivated seller
he re. He has bought a nother home.
but not before totally upgrading this 4
b e droom . 2 11'.i b a th sin gle st or y
"N e wp o rt e r " i n S p yg lass.
Highlighting this beautiful home is a
c ustom pool a nd spa . professional
easy ca re la ndscaping. e)Glensive use
of bric k a nd wood . Koi pond and
running stream . 2800 square feet of
li ving s pace plus t riple garage and
well located on the Hill for privacy
and quiet living. Excellent price with
te rms availa ble. offered at $399.500.
COSTA MESA
2 HOUSES ON I LOT
Each detached house has 2 bedrooms.
1 ba th. street-to-st reet location with
tia sy pa rking. Always re nted, these
recently refurbished houses a r e in
gr eat condition . Terms available. A
mus t sell situat ion. Owner will help
with financmg. will t rade. excha nge.
c r eati ve t e rms . Asking Sl39,SOO .
Submit all offers .
FOR RENT
LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Sin gh~ story 3 bedroom. fa mily room.
I =11 bu th. fa m il v s ized va rd with
wa tt•r. ga rd<•m•r iin<I association dues
tnl'ludl•d 1n thl· n ·nt S1095 month to
month Drh 1.· hv 1017 SA:'\ DC ASTLE
and t ul l us for d1.·t ;11 b
RCTaylorCo
640 -5112
SUIST AHTIAL REDUCTION!
O" nt>r or this bl'<1 ut1ful custom built
honw 1n Nt'\' port Heig ht" wants
att1on ' Pru.·e has bee n reduced to
S22B.500 . so <·n m<' hv th <' O P E!\
HOUSE S N 1·5. This 'one won't la st
lon.1.t 2fi~J OC EAN \·rnw A \'E . corner a< Tustin A \C'. & Ch ff Or . l'. B 3
Bd rms .. fa mily rm .. pa rtia l ocean
\'ic•w: swimmin J;? pool in a lo vely
c·ourty arct SC't t in g G reat add·o n
poss1hilil1e~. ·
17141 673-4400
12 1 JI 621·2121
HARBOR
mE
llDlll ILlllS UD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
UCLUSIYI ILUfff
Super "F." Pinn F:nd Unil. Thrte Bedrooms
Plus t-'amlly Room. A I Settlnit. View Plus
Choice Greenbelt Loaded With Extras. LOW
INTEREST RATE ASSUMABLE LOAN
New Pr1l't' Call For Appointment. A "Joy Of
Newport" Listlnl[.
NIW USTIM6
fiOHY8 YllW
Lovely One Story Modem Home Overlooltlng
The Blue Pac1f1c. Watch The Waves Roll
Over The Rocks. Four Bedrooms Plus Den
Huie Livlnit Room. Full ~unty System
One Of Our Fin"t ()(ferinJa. Call For Ap·
PotntmC'nt S92S.OOO MAet .. CBn' WHfTI WA.,. YllW!
LAG-UMA llACH ·
Above Wood• Cove . Six Bedrooms. Five
Baths. Larire Uliltly Room. Hardwood
Floors ThrN> Fireplart>s. Cedar Cl<>Mts.
Thre-e-Car Garairt> Private Stepe To S.nd.
Set'ludl'd Oardcn & Patio Areas. Priced At
$999,000. LMA ISLI
Magnificent Famll)' Home ln A Private
La&OOft. Larte Slip For Your Yacht. Three
Bedroome Plum Maid'• Room. hmily Room
Ir LUl !J Den. E:.cellftlt LocatJon. Call For
Appointment St.500.000. MIWPOllT Cmt' COMM>
E xtra Sharp. Two Bedroom•. Two Bat.hi.
Oti1Snat o.atr. Uk• A ..... Hardwood Floan tr lhuu.n. Wet 8ar • P1~e. ht
lJwtn1 Room. Attrldlff MUlerOOll'I
SuJle. Pool. Sauna • Te11nla Available.
R•m'· Oab SUT,IOO.
. . . baa joined the
1ale1 e teff of
S E L E C T
PROPERTIES ,
Costa Mesa office .
Mark, a resident of
Costa Mesa for 10
years received hi• bachelor's degree
from Cal State, Fullerton, and is a
cr ed entialed teache r . He has been
active in residential and lnvestmenL •
real estate for the past two years, and
brings a wealth of experien ce and
enthusiasm to his ne w position. For
truly professiona l servicing of all your
r eal est a t e needs. call Mark at
751 ·3191.
c:;::; SELECT
I PROPERT I E S
IEST IUYS
IALIOA 151.AMD
Beach cottage. $250,000. Owner will
finance.
MIWPC>aT llACH
2 Br Vers a illes pentho use. Sl.99,950.
Owner will finance.
Wa t e rfront g i ant. 4 Br. 211:! Ba .
S225.000. Owne r will fina nce.
FOUNTAIN VAWY
End unit townhouse Large ass umable
loan. $109.900.
COSTA MISA
.. .. R5'M~
·1 ~ .:.-:., ~
I E:ST IUY IN TOWH!
Lo\ l'I' i 11<1 2 h;,i l.i.l urt•lh ur:-.t
llome in Sant a ,\nu lftOO "Cl ft
largl' .,tom• f1n·pl<.1 C'C' & c·ov patio
Loun 1s i.ISs uma bl <' a t 9' ~ interest
RC'ttc>r hurr\ on t h1~ on<'' S79.900.
Ho:. S1enwn~ 551 Oli 4
FANTASTIC DUPUI!
(h C'r 1600 sq ft in C'ac h unit of this
d uplex wts tmkcn ll\'.rm .. vaulted
eeillni?s. full c·orne r fi replace. 3
bdrm~. 21 '} ba th~. & dbl. ~arages .
Ne wport. He ights -Costa Me a a rea !
Jus t a m i le from the bea c h .
$205.000. Roy Siemens 551·0174.
GllAT IUYt!SS OPPOltTUNfTY!
Italia n Resta urant w/s~rumptuous
food. beer & wine. Also some take
out business !! Located in shopping
center in Tustin! Owner will carry
s om e fina ncing a t 10% ipter est.
S79.900. Roy Siemens 551·0174
llYIMI
4 bd .. i :i. .. ba. hom e w/assuma ble
loan. Owner m ay ca rry 2nd. Hurry
on this one' S93.900 Roy Siemens
551·0174
LIASE
2 bd .. 2 ba .. + den in Irvine 's Wood-
bridge. Includes lake. pools, spas, ,
~le. $525/mo. Ask for Tom Baron
559-9400
OCIAH Ir CANYON YllW!t
Sl.520.000. Brand new, m agnificent,
one-of-a-kind ! Elec . gate, pvt. road,
Ten nis ct .. pool, jac., wine cellar,
sauna. gym, sec. system, billiard
rm .. library. m aid qtrs .. huge
bdrms. + more! 6000 sq.ft.!! Prine.
only. Call Patric k Tenore 631:1266
M>IS COUISI .. ONTAel
Prime fa irway view. 4 bd .. +den+
Ca m .rm. Ha rdwood flooring, French
doors. priv. used brick enclosed
patio. lighted paddle tennis ct. All
this on approx. ~ acre. SubJTlit on
fin ancing. Call J a ckie Handleman
for a ppt. 631·12166
NIW OM MAIDr
Excel. Mesa Verde loc., walk to
a rk, school & library. 3 Bd + d + 2 fplcs. $125,SOO. Call J ackie Han-
elman, 631·1286.
.. ........................... ....
I M L l,. ...... ,C......_ ,,, ... ..
NaUonwtdt Networtt ~Individually
OwtMd ..wt Operated a..i f..atate Offices
...
•
~<®
Beach Realty
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COWi wmt U1. .... UM> OM THI IAT. My 1 .. • .._ ....... .._ ,-_ ._ .,_, _, ................ ,.-z.c1n•a '' 11'1e...._.fleer ...... ,.., .. ,, .. ..,_.....,....,. •••h•••aes:s.....-.~ ---•=•t a cant Ju u. n.... .. J ...... M•11•1 & ... •-... , ..... .-......... It 10 ! , .... ., .... tt .1110,IH.
CO,. wrrN US. .... SANTA AMA~. 1sc_,. ..... c......,. pt,..-.__.,
_... .. • eaaeu hn"., ... city. n. pH c ..... 11 t-t ecreaa -.., ........ c•••• ••• r.n ..,.. "-; '~·•• •••· ..,... ..... ,.... • .-, ;:.... 111 Acre-, -4 A·I, ._... 0 ...
• • ••••••.•....•.•...•........... ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . • . . • • • . . . $471,000
COMI wnM ~ •. to HAllOtl Vl'f 1\ LS. ..... 11194. tpeciw .._. wttt.
.._ .... llO ..... •&.w.4~\\ \_ \)t ... roo.&f-.MyrooM. ...... M ~.~~~ .. ~~.~· .•..•... ~ ................................... $325,000
COMI WITH US ••• te llVN TaUCI. A c•toM Wit 4 be~ & fOf'WMll ~
rooM .._lat• Fmc...._, ..... plltlo settillg. l Cw......,.
•••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••• •1• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S2tt.SOO
COME WITH us. . .to COltOMA DB. MAI ...... ll1hd. A lfNICloul trt,a... 3.z.z
~-. Ollfy 1 •/2 Wock1 to OC-. .... for ltw & letcw
• . . • . • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . . • . • . • • . • . • . . . . . . • • • . • . . . . . • • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . SJ95,000
COME WITH US. • .to IA YCUST. Jellt li1ted. SpockMn l be*ooMs, f-"fy f'OOlft &
c1M9g _... ...... Tite .... ycrd Is • lhowploce of hllckMn '-dlcaphMJ. Hffhd &
filtered pool
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S2SO,OOO
COME WITH US .•. to CAM'YOH CIEST. OM cw ....y be MCMIC)h ht tllls co-.-....
tocattoa. Stf•llllatWJ coHo wtt1a J bedroa••· ~ rootR & 2112 baths. Prot.s"-aly
~orahcl.
••••.•...•.......•...•.....•........•.•............................ $117.500
COME WITH US .•• to COSTA MESA (~). SOIM~ aPtclal for tt.. ecMOMy .,.IM4. 4 ._.... & clMllc) ,__ ....._; pooWa ywd. IOOM for ncr"HffOft nhlcle.
• • . • . • • . • . • • • • • • • • • . . • • • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . . • . . . . . . • • . . . • . . . . . • • SI 65,000
* OPEN HOUSES * .
IALIOA l~MD ~ IAYROMT ..... l & Z IHrocMM. OWMr wll h9lp
flli•c:e. 1310.1 Z SO. iA YFltOMT
OPIM SUttDA y 1·5 •.•••••.••••..••••.•.•..••.•.••.•..••............. $125,000
LIDO ISLE.._.. MW 4 IM*nlll, f9llffy """"' l'h batll IMMM. Near tt.. cW>. I 05 VIA
9UITO.
OP'IEH SuteAY 1 ·S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $471,000
DOY• JHOalS ..... lhted! S,.chlclllar l be•oa111. ..... f'OOlft & dett hotN; POOL
I 163 •ALAXY DltlYI. OP'IM SUteA y I ·I •••••.•.••••••••• , ••.••.•.•.•..•.•••..•.....•... $475,000
SP'YtM.ASS .. LL •1•t I beftalll, ............. ,... & ._., root11 '""-· Pool.
.,._ ..... I DltADS IA Y. '---=-or.. suteAY 1-1 ................................................ S4Jt,500
WISTClJRI. I • u.s•h 5 befta1111, .._.. ....... rOOM & t.Mty"""" hw. Poohlu
ywcl. 11 I 2 SOMBSIT LANI. OPIM ~A y I ·5 .••••••••••.•.•.•••..•......•.•..••..••••.•....• $425,000
coaOMA DB. MAI. Ant Wodl -. •• ocem: J IM•a ...... ..-. ...... aece.ded
patio. 217 .. s. OPIM ~AY l•S ................................................ Sllt.000
HEWPOlrT RACH IClteny LAM Areal. 3 .... HMS, f...Ay rOOM & pool 2106
HEATtBLAML . OPEH ~AY z.5 •••.•.•••••••••••••.•••••••.•••.....•••.•.•••••• S24t.500
COIOHA DB. MAI CorMr ..... 3 & 2 ~1. hOMe & htcCMM. 601-1 'h
MARGUlltm. OP'EM ~AY 1·5 •...•.•••.•......•.•..•.•.•......•.•...•••...... S 199,500
WESTCUFF. &qllitlte cOftdo: 2 ~· 2 batttL 1100 RUTLAND #3.
OPEN SUttl>A y I ·5 •••.•••...••.••.•..••.•..••.•.•••.... ·.. . . . . • . . . . SI ZS,000
COSTA MESA. 6 CoHos, 3 & 2 bedrOCMM. 1631 llVINIE.
OPIEH SUHDAY 1-5 •...........•.••.•.•••.••••.•......... STAITIMG SI 12,500
NEWPORT BEACH
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0811
o/ newporl
REALTORS
67S.551 I
OPEN HOUSES
I 515 IA Y ADERE: I nine Ternce:
Absolllht, delglttfll -1.-..cl & etcMd
wt.clows. '-clwood floors. MW ldtdlea,
--~ ......... ..,.,_ ... .__, 21/2 ......... , .................... lots
of ..._ rooa SlJS,000. OPIM SUHOA Y
I ·S.
2•10 WAVBLY: ..,..,,.., M~ Wt
...... & ., -It ................ .
.................... c ......... ......
ltedre... 2 lt•t••· Well 'riced •t
$325,000, OflM SUMDA Y IM. ,..
OM PHALAllOPI: MeM Y"*-Spic a ...... ..., ........... trMe...e -...
...,......,. •c1· .. ....er~11.wt
.... ~3 ........... ,...., ............ ,... ............ ....
Ra 11t •"-lliitce r1 ...... fw .... ...
S 111,tol. OPIM SUMDA T l.S.
, OM LAmrlPUls II Ollll ea-.. Mr.• .... , ................ ···•11•~ .................... ,11 •• , ... .... ·-.ci'l .... --4&.2 .. ... .._ ....... .....
COU OP MIWP.OlrT llALTOIS 2111 a. c.-...,,_Cc:-......
61s;.1111
CHARMING
EMERALD IA Y--REMTAL
SycalftON trH1, brick ...try,
&gllllt co.fry charwt, oc ..
••••• 5 ............ ltarctwoocl floors. ...tty gah. Accea to
..... pool. ,... .... ,,. ....
beacla. $3000 per ........
C0~4MERCIAL LAND
C·4 lwd. toc•d Ill Lo. Mii 1 f1,
Los A ;1h1 c..ty. Aflac:_, to
............ attllt'. ...... cw
•re•, ••d close to ••1•r
lad••trl•l/co••erc •I
d•••l.,..•t. A••ll•ltle for store, .._., office WWl1t9
comlt....._ St0,000.
PllMI OCIAMFllOMT
IUILDIMG sm
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4511 491-1720 SMllla..--. L1; , .....
4t7-JJJJ 4tMllJ
Lllll .. E._. DmmW
~=-IA'"°"" HOI • wmt ......
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
I , ' 1 ' ~ I ! • ' ~ l ' ' J f t -----
-a Coldwell Banker
• OPa. HOUSES *
OPEN IN CAMIO SHOllS
EXCLUSIVE View! 2 Bdrm. couple
home, pool. wood floor. $540,000
FEE. SEE SUZIE EXLEY AT 4539
FAIRFIELD.
OP'EM IN IA YSHOIES Traditional
family home. Brick patio. 4 Bdrm
or 3 Bdrm plus den. $275.000. SEE
LISA WHITE AT 2592 VISTA
DRIVE.
OP'EM IN CORONA DIL MAR
Ocean/Bay view home. 4 Bdrms,
family room plus 20x20 game room.
$283,000. SEE CAROLE McMAHAN
AT 2515 WINDOVER.
OPEN IN COIOHA DR MAI VIEW
from both charming home & its
cheerful rental. Extra wide lot.
~ar Ocean Bl vd. $345.000, creative
terms welcome . SEE NANCY SIM ·
MONS AT 209-091~ MARGUERITE.
OPEN IN THE ILUFJS First time of.
fered. a m a gnificent totally 'up-
graded greenbelt home. 3 Bdrms.
absolute perfection. SEE EVAN
COR KETT AT 505 AVENJDA
LARGO.
OPEN IM UNIVERSITY PAIK -
DEANE HOMES 5 Bdrms. 3 baths,
dra matic used brick kitchen & ma-
jest ic vaulted ceilings. $189.500.
SEE CORA AT 4921 BASSWOOD.
OPEN ON THE PENINSULA 4
bedroom, 3 baths, patio on large
corner lot. $399,000. SEE PETE
JOHNSON AT 2219 CHANNEL
ROAD.
OP1H .. DOYB SHOllS Large pool
home with security system, private
beaches & separate bol)us room-3
Bdrms . $449,500 . SEE NANCY
IMBERNINO {\T. ~912 SAm'IAGO
DR.
OPEN IN CORONA HIGHLANDS
Young family home with room to
grow. Solid oak floors. latticed patio
& deck. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths. CaJJ to-
day . $219,000. SEE ELEANOR
BOWIE AT 505 SEAWARD
OPIEH IN IAYSHORES Try LEASE
OPTION & avoid high interest -
perfect family home just steps from
private beach. $375.000. SEE MARY
HARV EY AT 2451 BAYSHORE
DRIVE.
OPEN IM llG CANYON 5 bedrooms, 3
baths, family room, open garden
kitchen. Excellent location. Price
$419,500. SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT 7
CHE RRY HILLS LANE.
OPEN IN ~Iott VIEW -MOVE IN
CONDITION 4 BR . 21.2 Baths .
Family Rm. with fireplace and wet
bar. $229,500. SEE JOE KIEVA AT
2024 PORT WEYBRIDGE.
OPIEH IM RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
VILLAS 2 BR. l 1h baths, brick patio.
$115.750. SEE JANE MITCHLER
AT 20SEGURA.
OPEN OH IALIOA ftEHINSULA -3
b edroom, 2 b ath, la r ge brick
fireplace, patio. near oceanfront.
$285,000. SEE NORMA FARMER
AT20290CEAN BLVD.
THE IEST FOi LHS
5 bedrooms ·and a large enclosed
pool. Owner says sell !! Price
$269,000.
THE ILUf'S
Beautilully decorated "Z" plan. 4
bedrooms. family room, and large
bonus room. Wallc to schools, shops
and tennis club from this lovely
family home. $185,000.
HAllOI VllW HOMIS
Lovely, well decorated Palermo
two story 4 bedroom home on farni·
ty oriented street. Professionally
landscaped. $215,000.
LOT OM SPYMASS *1
Build your dream home today.
Owner will carry financing and/ot
subordinate. $395,000.
WHAT TOUW _. W~ .alt
In old Conlna del Mar• spacious a
Bdrm, 2 bath home South ol Coast
Hwy, for only $225,000. Asaumab,le
loan too.!
LIAll OPTION
""'· Owner •••ta oul I 4 8ecba. 2 bMla. tamlb rm. ftrtplMle, ~ lol. RV~. -· Leue. Sl14,500. Call now.
541-ZSJJ.
OffN Ill 9•IISllJ"l101!1 N<t.I •
[t!:lfiMM ...,.
IMVISTMBfTS
•185 Lota, mobile home
tlJllrOVed Len&aUve map.
•App'oa. 218 acre prime IA-1, pouible joint ven·
ture 2K down. Owner
will CUT>' 3 yean.
*51 aa.. prime P\orida
Ave. Kake marvelous re· Oonal ahopplog center.
fwlblejoint venture.
Owner will sub-Ordinate. Prine. only please. Agt
1.ei.1056« 146-3255
IASTSIDI
HOMIAHD INCOME
Larse 3 Bdrm home in
great East.side location
Two 1 BR units add to in
come. OWNER WILL
CARRY FINANCING.
This is a must see al SIS0.000. For details call
541}-USl
-~ s~ ... HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
DUPLEX
'1MVESTOIS"
2 separate units . 2
bedrooms, each w i th
enclosed. garages. large
lot. Owner wLIJ carry lsl
TD at 113 Submit on down. $115,000. Act now,
call 54&-2313 (~'ff0 I I • f j' ;,. f'") i f4,,rl o
[~RMI
...... EVE fr'
MESA VEllDE"
Private courtyard adds
to elegant entry to a
family home. Large h v-
1.ng room. formal duung.
sunny garden kitchen 4
Bedrms, 3 baths. huge
sUftkeo mu ter tub, a
praf essiooal cedar lined
sauna. A ma1n1ficent Plllio area with a huge
spark.line pool. llucb,
much more! A must
Me!! Only $1.51,900. See-
inc la believ1n1 ! l
*"ml Of1'Utl 11& v • H \ ,...,,._ IOG ••t' [91111
A Flclllloua 8 11alneu H•"'• St•••-nl flied -'"' tlM c-nty Clef'ti ••
nlld tor tlft ,..,, after
wlllcll 11-contln11l1>9
buelne ... • -reflle. Publlcatoon Is ~ ... ,.,
onty 11 there ere
cllangea C... tlle lepl
Oapertment •t tile
DA I LY PILOT tor
into rmetlon en d
neceeaa<y torma.
642-4321
Ext. 332
$2
$75
all It h*ft is •
PENNY
PINCHER
AD
Private 1n01vidaa4s can
now sell anx·tem or combination· items
totaltng $75 r less
with a 3 hne ao tor 2
consecut111e days 101
o n ly S 2 . Ea c h
add1t1onal line Is 60' tor
the 2 days.
Charge your Penny
Pincher AtJ or use your
B ankamencard or
MH19fCh8'g8. No com·
!MfCtel eOI .ccepted.
642-5678
DAILY PILOT
"
Take Over Loans
Now Available
As low As
W lllsy ••• Wa l.e9Jl
c•tordetalh.
LOW INTBIST LOAM
UVE IH ~ • .AMO
1EMT 1MI one sa.ooo
Or r ent both. Take over LOW
interest loan , take over pa'yments
on super 2 bedroom duplex in a
des irable neighborhood in Santa
Ana . Approx. 50x140 lot with
privacy. Always r ented for tax
break . Owner will help finance
q u a lified buye r . Hurry! Cati
540·1720.
TUASUH HUMTlltS:
MISA MORTH GIANT
SLAStB $6000!! • SI 12,tOO
Room for activity in this versatile 5
bedroom home with approx. 2200
sq. ft. Create a den ror dad, sewing
room for mom. Inc ludes entry,
fo rmal dining. fireplace. Enclosed
patio. Fruit trees. sprinklers. Close
to s chools and shops . Don't miss!
Call 54().1720.
l >,'41t(o LOAH
HEATID POOL
WrTH DECll Foa FUN $t9,750
Use your present hog:(~ equity to
assume 8~% loan, take .over pay.
m e nts on 3 bedtoorn Westside
home .. Includes dining area. coun-
try kitchen , large custom built
family room witb.-brick flJ'ePlace.
Charm plus! Call 544).1720.
·MASI AM OffB
WE CAH"T
..USI... $114.ffl
Don't miss this upgraded 3 bedroom
Mesa Verde borne. Old world tile
entry. parquet family/dining room
and brick hearth fireplace. Pool
s ized lot with eo~ered . patio,
sprinklers ... and a wishing well.
Owner Anxious! Call 54().1720.
LET THE SUM
SHINE IH
MESA vaDf MOaTH S 112. 900
Spacious 3 bedroom home features
l iv ing r oom with atrium and
fountain. beautiful st.one fireplace.
Entry. dining a rea. ramily room
a nd deluxe kitc h e n wit.h top
appliances. Patio ror outdoor fun.
Sprinkle r s . Won 't l ast! Call
540·1720.
I0.6o/o LOAH
FltES.._ Y rtCKED emus. . . SI 11.too .
in the morning . Use your present
home equity to assume 10.6% loan,
take over payments on 4 bedroom
or 3 bedroom a nd den Mesa Verde
home. Approx. 1800 sq. rt. with
entry. dining. fi replace. wet bar.
Large lot with patio, citrus trees.
Sprinklers. Don't wait! Call
540·1720.
t .41t(o LOAH
TAKE ova
PAYMBfT'S. • . $12t,t00
Use your flpre sent home equity to
t ake over 9.4% loan on 4 bedroom or
3 bedroom and den Mesa Verde
home. Includes terrazzo tile entry,
built in kitchen, s tone fireplace.
Large ~100 lot with coyered patio.
s prinkler s. Don't h esitate! Call
540-1720.
t•12%LOAH
MISA YIDI
S&.Aste THOUSAMDS! Stt.tOI
Use your present home equity to
assume 9"'1% loan. take over pay.
ments on 3 bedroom home. Includes
dining area. easy care kitchen.
Handy storage loft in garage. Patio
for outdoor fun. RV access. Act
now! Call 540-1720 .
)
540-17.20 .
2955· s. HAllOI M.YD. COSTA ...
'
Houae hu 3 Bctrm1 6 den. 3 beu.t.
pa~ jacvul, 2 deckl. a car 1ar•1e
PLUS on street p&Jtina. La~ root
deck overall for outdoor ll•ln1.
GREAT VIEWI ALL on an
OVERSIZED LOT. $475,000.
.... •• .. • • .. ....... 671-llll ut ............. .....
HOUSIS FOR SALE ·
I ... OOM
232 Iris Ave., Corona d~I Mar
67S·Ot57 $225,000 Sun 1 5
J ... OOM
• • 1219 Bayside Drive. Corona del
Mar
&42~ $449,000 Sun 1·5
327 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-5930 $24.9,000 Sun. 12·4
19 LaSerena <Rancho San Joaq) Irv
675--3411 $142.~ Sal/SUn 1-S
2 Riptide Ct. (Nwpt Terr> NB
67>6000 Sl00,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
547 Tustin, Newport Beach
64$-0303 $139.900 Sat/SUn 1-5
2117 Miramar <Penln. Point) N.B.
673-9060 $190,000 Sun. 1-5
200 Broadway, Costa Mesa
548-1168 Sal/SUn 11-5
1327 So. Birch, Santa Ana
546·2313 $78,000 Sun 1·4
2•,..PAMIMwoe.
201 Lillian, Eastside Costa Mesa
~7711 $89,500 Sun 1-5
302 Onyx (Balboa Island) Bal Isl.
673-7240 S2SO,OOO Sun 1-5
219 Via San Remo (Lido Isl) NB
675-6000 $450,000 Sat/Sltn 1·5
424 Mendoza Terr. (Corona
Hlnds)CdM
644-4848 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
.:!4539 Fairfield (Cameo Shrs> CdM
644-9060 $540,000·Fee Sun. 1-5
#5 Viejo, Irvine
546-2313 $148.900 Sun l 4
2015 Irvine. Eas ts ide. CM
752-1700 Sat/Sun 2-5
l IEDltOOM
1334 Dunning Dr. Laguna Beach
756-4688 $219,000 Sun 11·4
2020 Barranca (Bluffs) NB .
675-6000 $138,000 Sun 1-5
4809 Bruce Crescent <Lido Sands>
NB \,
644-9990 $142,500 Sun 1-5
23162ndSt. (Nwpt Shrs> NB
842-5200 $106,500 Sun 1·5
2138 Westminster, Costa Mesa
540-388d $99,000 Sun 1-5
444 Mendoza Terr. <Corona Hinds)
CdM
675-2373 $245.000 Sun 12-4
2670 Waverly ( Bayshores) NB
675-5511 $325,000 Sun 12·4
-'2607 Northwood, Santa Ana
759-1501 $87.500 Sun 1-6
• IH2 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch
631-1400 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
355 Walnut, Newport Beach
631 ·1400 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•5151 McFadden, Hunt'g Beach
963-7881 $94 ,950 Sun 12-5
2468 Fairway Dr.< Eastside ) C.M.
673·7300 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2984 Rounsevel, Laguna Beach
494·8327 $235,000 Sat/Sun 11·4
618 Kin~s Pl. <Newport Hts) NB
644-9990 $169,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
3118 Gibralter <Mesa Verde) CM
540·1720 $92,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
· 11 Sea Island Drive, Newport Bch
640-84.56 $238,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
2116 Miramar, Balboa Penin.
675-6670 Sat/Sun 1-5
505 Avenida Largo (Bluffs) N.B.
644-9060 $185,000 Sun. 1·5
2029 Ocean Blvd. CPenin. Pt.> N.B.
644-9060 S28S,OOO Sun. 1·5
505 Seaward (Corona Hinds) CdM
644-9060 $219,000 Sun. 1·5
459 E . 19th St., Costa Mesa
556·2660 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1515 Bayadere (Irv. Terr.) CdM
675-5.511 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
109 Via Venezia (Lido Isle> NB
673-9060 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3472 San Marino, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $115,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
lOll Nancy Lane, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $104,900 Sun 1·4
5500 River, Newport Beach
646·7171 $139,900 Sun 1·4
217 Iris, Corona del Mar
759·Mll $339,000 'Sat/Sun 1·5
J a ,.. FAM IM w DIM
•2935Java Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM
675-8800 $225,000 Sun 12-4
2215 Anniversary Ln, NB
540-2960 $140 000 Sun 1-5
17744 Nieves, ~taln Valley
963-0483 $120,900 Sun 12·5: 80
Z74 22ndSt, Costa Mesa
540-38118 $138,900 Sun 1-5
2511 Vbta (Bay1bores) NB
675-4!000 $885,000 Sun 1·5
1218 Pembroke (Westclf) NB
175-Mll SllliSOO Sun 1·5
• DldStreet < ISld•> CM 17MllOO Sl.M,800 I !km 1·5
1llm Siem Soto Turtle Roclr Irv.
712-1414 Sl.38,9ci):fee Sat/SUD 1·5
2100 Port Durne11,
HarbarVlewHma, NB
144-6200 1225,000 Sat/Stm 1·5
1801 Talnma Terrace. trv. Terr .• Cdll
M• GOO SNo price
a•c•.,... ,.c•
Immaculate 4 bedroom, 1 ~ bath
Hu: Creal Home, completely
rem . Featu"" Include C!ffamlc
lll entry, copper plumbtnJ •
concrete driveway. Good a11um1ble
loa.n. Open bou1e Sunday, 18082
Hartlund, H.B. Only SN,900. Also
avallable, 3 bedroom, 1~ blth condo
with ~uatom drapes. pluah c:arpeta.
washer, dryer, refri1. ceramic Ule
baths. Sll,800. Call Linden Wood, R.E .
by McVay, eeM4S6
DIRECTORY
18712 Paseo Picasso(Turtlerck>Irv.
955-9339 $142,500 Sal/SUn 1-5
911 ClifrDr. <Newport Hts> NB
645-5151 $375,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
382 Vista Baya, Newport Beach
646·4611 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 2827 Francis Ln. (Mesa del
Mar)CM
645·9161 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•311 Colleen Pl. (E. Side> C.M.
963-6767 Open Sat/Stln 1.2;5
•4606 Cortland Dr. <Cameo Hinds)
CdM
644-7383 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
230716t.h St. (Nwpt Hgts) NB
642·5200 $154,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3350 Nevada <Mesa Verde) C.M.
540·1151 $114.500 Sun. 1·4:30
2592 Vista Dr. <Bayshores> N.B.
644·9060 $275,000 Sun. 1·5 * 1912 Santia~o Dr. <Dover Shrs> NB
644·9060 $449,500· Fee Sun. 1·5
212 Jasmine. Corona del Mar
641 -721 1 S360.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2fl3 O<·ean View Ave <Npt.Hls .) NB
fi73-4400 S229.500 Sun. l ·5
3001 Samoa Pl. c Mesa Verde) CM
556-2660 S97 .500 Sat/ Sun l ·5
3073 Hayes. Costa Mesa
556-2660 $109.000 Sun. 12-4
•134 Harbor Island Rd .. N.8 .
646-7711 S460.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1363Galaxy Dr. <DoverShrs> NB
759-MU $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2306 Heather Lane. Npt. Beach
759-~ll $249,500 Sal/Sun 2-5
2605 WiJloLn CE/Side) CM
646-6368 $97.950 Sat/Sun t-5
1807 Tradewinds <Baycrest) NB
675-3411 Sl96.000 Sun 1-5
•2Q.1 Via Eboh !Lido Isle> NB
644 -9990 5745.000 Sun 1·5
3336 Nevada (Mesa Verde> CM
\ 540-1720 SJ 12.900 Sun 1-5
*675Senate, Costa Mesa
540-1720 S~.750 Sun 1·5
2401 22nd Street, Newport Beach
642-8235 $489,000 Sun 1·5
•250 Hazel, Corona del Mar
644-6200 $549,000 · Sun 1-5
801 Bellis, Eastbluff, NB
644-6200 $230,000 Sun 1-5
2121 Yacht Julia, Sea view. NB
642-8235 $359,000 Sun 1·5
438 Princeton, Costa Mesa
979-5370 $107 .500 Sun 12·5
1218 Pembroke <Westclif() NB
675-3411 $189,500 Sun 1-5
2401 Holly Ln . <Newport Hghts> NB
642-9309 $139,900 SUfTSun 10·2
2071 Port Bristol (Harbor Vu) NB
640·1343 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
23)3 Redlands , Newport Beach
631-1400 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
221 Via San Remo <Lido Is le) N.B.
675-6000 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 llDIOOM
415 Colton, NwptShrs, NB
631-3.5'79 $157,500 Sun 1·5
25 Cambria Dr. <Spyglass Hill) CdM
644·4910 $525,000 Sun 1-5
2810Serang (Mesa Vetde) CM ·
540-1720 $137,900 Sun 1·5
559 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach
497-476.5 $690,000 Sun 11 ·4
1014 Mariners Dr., Dover Shrs, NB
640·5357 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3074 Gibralter, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $114,500 Sun 1·5
3101 McKinley Way, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $119,000 Sun.1·4
4 • .... FAM IM w DIN
4121 Blacktin, Irvine
631 1400 $123,950 Sun 1·5
800 Aleppo CEastbtum NB
646-5096 $199,500 Sun 12·..5
1516 Keel Dr. (HVHls> CdM
675--6000 $327 ,500 l ·~
2808 Lighthouse (Brdmr HV> CdM
875-«>00 $275,000 Sun 1·5
1828 Tradewtnds (Baycrest) NB
675-3'11 $335,000 SWl 1-5
*1300 Estelle Ln (Nwpt Hgta) NB
875-8000 $258,000 SWl 1·5
1908Commodore (Biycrat >NB
6Q.8285 '237 ,000 Sun l ·5
2018 Calvert, Cotta Mesa
546-2313 $136,000 Sun 1-4
2033 Swan. Colt• Mesa
548·2313 1185,000 Sun 1"'4
•1201 Seacrest <HrbrVlewHm1)
Cdll .. ,.., .-,ooo
•2939 Maui Pl <Mesa Verde> CM
557-2.804 Sat/Sun 1·5
1845 Port Ashley CHrbr Vu) N. B.
640-5112 $239,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
2017 Yacht Defender <Seavu) NB
640-5711 $395.000-fee Sun. 1·5
#5 Deerwood. East. Irvine
631·1400 Sl59 500 Sat/Sun t 5
2337 La Linda. Newport Beach
646·ll71 $172,500 Sun 1·3
514 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa
642·5062/613-1182 Sat/Sun l ·S
307 Driftwood CShorecliffs) CdM
644-9060 $349,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·S
105 Via Quito (Lido ISie) N. 8 .
759-Mll $478.000 SaWSun 1-5
1421 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach
631-5878 Sat/Sun 1·5
690 Governor, Costa Mesa
646-4380 $96.500 SatlSUn 1-5
273 Wake Forest <Coll Pk ) CM
546-4141 S98.000 Sun I 5
<11 Mont<.•C'ito I Spyglass Hill l C'rlM
f.iJ-4400 S595,000 Sat sun I 5
• •41S Bayside. :'11<.•wport fkh
1;u; 771 l $657.000 S;tl Strn I :;
• • 45fi 62nd St. 1': B
673-8700 S225.000 Sun 12-S
1032 Santiago< Dvr Sh rs l NO
675-6670 Sun 1·5
2518 Wavecrcst . Hbr Vw , NB
646-7711 . Sun 1-5
•4501 Gorha m <Cameo Shores> CdM
673-7040 $595,000 fee Sun 1-5
2130 Santiago <Dover Shrs> NB
645-0303 $241,000 Sun 1·5
24 Alegria (Woodside> Irv
642·6368 $225,000 Sun 1·5
1506 Mariners Drive. NB
642-82.15 Sl4!1,5<X) Sun 1·5
2945 Cassia, 1-:a~tbluff. NH
642·8235 S215,000 Sun 1·5
• 1915 Galatca. Irvml' Terr., Cd:\1
642-8235 S795.000 Sun 1 ·5
3445 Santa Clara. Costa Mesa
545-9491 S119.500 Sun 12·30-4:30
•9961 Moore Circle. llunt'g Bch
968-9371 $109,500 Sun 1·5
•21 Goleta Point (Spygls) CdM
213-327-1101 $645.000 S/S'l ·6
1745 Paloma Dr., Newport Beach
642-9567 $157,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
547 Temple Hills Dr .. Laguna Bch
494-it77 $212,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
26892 Rocking Horse. Laguna Hills
831-7576 $250,000 Sat/St.an 10·6
220 Marigold <OldCdM) CdM
675·6000 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 Silver Crescent. TrtlrkHln, Irv
675-3411 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1735 Port Sheffield <HVHms> NB
675-3411 $266.900 Sat/Sun t .5
1729Terrapin Way <Baycrest) NB
675-3411 $249.500 Sat/Sttn 1·5
1911 Yacht Maria <Sea vu) NB
675-6000 $273.000 Sat/Sun 1·5·
1866 Tustin <Nr Francisco) NB
642-5200 $224,000 fee Sat/Sun 1·5
5 llOltOOM
1109 El Camino, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $125,900 Sun 2·5
• 19592 Roderick Lane. Hunt'g Bch
962-8420 $131.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 U ...... FAM ltM or D&I
2029 Port Bristol <HVH ) N.B.
759·0619 $198,500 Sun. 1·4
•#6 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn) NB
640-5711 $1,395,000.fee Sun 1·5
10142Cynthia Ln .. Hunt'g Beach
968-6966 $139,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
•2804San Juan Ln., Costa Mesa
754.1200 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1375Galaxy <Dover Shrs1 NB
645·0303 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4921 Basswood (Univ. Park) Irv.
644-9060 $189,500 Sun. 1-4:30
1533 Miramar. Balboa Peninsula
644·7211 $4-39,000 Sunday 1-5
•8 Drakes Bay (Spyglass }{jll) CdM
759--0811 $489,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1112 Somenet Ln. <Westcllff) N.B.
758-0811 1¢5,QOO Sat/Sun 1-5
#18 Rocky Point. Spyglass, CdM
644-6200 Sl,250,000 Sat/Slm 1·5
•2507 Pt. Whltby(H.V. Homes #3)N8
642-8235 $227 ,000 Sat/Stm 12·5
135 Via Nice (Udo Isle> NB
87MOOO $585,000 Sun 1·5
1412AnUUIU• CDoverShn) NB
ea:.mao sm.ooo '" sun t-1 1121 PL ltlrllnt <HVHm.t) NB ea •ID '151.IOO fee Sun 1·5
Orange Coast
IHL ESTATE
&44·4141
229 La Jolla, Npt Hgts
645-6646 $199,950
3069 Madison, Costa Mesa
54().1 'ra) $112. 900
•1528Santiago Drive, NB
Sun 1·5
,
Sun 1·5
642-8235 $429,000 Sun 1·4:30 ••209 Evng Star, Dvr. Shrs., NB
642-8235 $950,000 Sun l ·S •••5'11 Mom. Star Ln <Dv. Shrs>
NB
642·8235 $950.000 $un l ·S
2764 Mendoza, Costa Mesa
545-9491 . Sun 1·5
520 Via UdoSoud, Npt. Bch.
645-9850 $635,000 Sun l·S
6 • .. PAM IM w DIM
••443Viatt.ido (Ld Isle> NB
644-9990 $750,000 Sun l·S
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
8811 Coast Hwy, #188, La&UDaBcb
497-31.58 $69,500 · Sun l·S
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE z. & 3.
••1310-12So. Bayfront<Ba1.Jsl.)NB
759-<lll l $825,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
601·1h Marguerite. CdM
759-<lUl $199.500 Sun. 1·5
ll•&-IH
120 l''emlc<.if <Old ('tl'.\t 1 Cd ~t
IJ7') fml S240.000 Sal Sun 1 5
l D & I IR JIM lOfT
1000R1\t•r 1\\ ·""'Jlll~ H
1,7:1 Goon :;r.:i uoo ~::it <;11n 1 5
J11t&2n
206 44th St, NR
675-6670 S279.SOO
l IR & l II
612 36th St .. Newport Beach
Sun 1·5
631 ·1400 $24S,OOO SatlSUn 1·5
4 Ill & l 1•
:,101 &>as horr Dr . !':l·v. port B<·h
fii5·4fl.'l0 S58H 000 Sun l 5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
l llDltOOM
2061 Sea Cove Ln, CM
645-6150 Sl54.900 Sun 1·4
l • ... FAM ltM or D8f
• • I Crest Circle. Cd M
759·8929 Sl67,900 Sun 1·5
4 IB>ttOOM
32 Tahoe <Peter!' Twnhm >Irv
675-3411 $169.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
J llDltOOM
2518 Elden Ave COak Glen) CM
642-6734 $97,990 Sat/Sun 10-6
106 Via Antibes (Lidolsle> NB
631·1400 $235,000 Sat/Sun l·S
101 Scholz Plaza <Versailles> NB
631·1400 $219.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 1307 Bayside Dr ( M a1 Kai> CdM
644-4910 S490.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1100 Rutland #3 <Westclif() NB
759·~11 $1 25.000 Sat/SUn 1·5.
1631 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa ·
759-<WJll Sll2.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
l IEDROOM
15506 Williams. J Unit. 'J\lstin
646·7711 $97,900 Sun 1·5
2117 Vista Laredo, NB
646·5006 833·1357 Sun 1·5
14 Rue Oeauville CBg Cyn) NB
644·7767 Sun l·S
J • ... FAM •M _. DIM
2768 Hillview. Newport Beach
631·1400 $182.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
..... FAMIMwoe.
436 Vista Roma, Newport Beach
631-1400 $182.000 Sat/St.an 1-5
CONDOMINIUM
FOR RENT
2 ... OOM
100 Scbols #201 <VersallJes> NB
875-6000 S635 mo. Sal/Sun 1·5
; , ---
rr-~ TH[ RfAL
~ ESTAl£RS _
WHAT7-0ML Y Sll,000
TRUE -a price t.bal ia
bard to llod for Ualt cbarminl ud CNtry 2
Bdrm C.oado wtth a tarse
patio aod community PGO&.. A1lo aeller will help llnuc9 . .Beu.r ac:t
nowl t7'W170
ALLSTATE
UA&.10M
ASSUMI
1.5~
VA LOAM
3 ~ home oo hug~
67Xl00 lot. Total pay·
meal.I ~LS. Toe.al price •aoo. Act now, t.bere is
onlyooe! ! 548--2313 ~"I 1~9· 11 \ llJl'4 IOll#lottCI• ~-···
~IRED
INDEX
ltPIDY• M.c.I
J42·56ll
fMOU 'i4•••tl u•• ••••14 cl.d ..., .. ..,
••• f'epert errera ..... ....,.n. .... , "'-OT_....., ............ i.....nc. ................
HOUSIS F04t SALf
tOOl-1100 one UAL fSTATE
t JOO . HOO
HHTALS
JtOO ·4UO
IUSIHlSS. IHVESTMlt4T
AHAHCE
SOOS \OJS
· AHMOUHCEMEHTS
\100
LOST & FOUND uoo
PBSOHALS
SHO
SHvtea Ol•ICTOIY
40M
SCHOOt.S&
IMSftVCTIOM
1111
JOHWAMTID ,.,,
.-..wAHTa
7tM
MBCHAt«>ISl
MOS . IOU
RtHTOYOU
104\
I OATS & MAllHl
~T
tOIO • t Ot O
TIAMVOIT A TIOtC
"10 . '400
AUTOMOltLIS ""·"14
,\t1vrr11'Pr. m~y pt111"'
I hf'lf IMf• by lt'lt'ph•lllt•
I OO am to~lllpm
Monday thru l"nday ~Ill noon Saturday
l"OSTA MP.<;A o n ·1n;
:DlW Ruy
64.Z~ll
llUNTINGTON BEACH ITim S.Mh Blvd
$t0.!Zll0
LAGUNA BEACH 1(127 N Coast Hwy
l..qw\a llotat'h "94·!Mlil
NORT11 COUNTY
d11I I~ S.O.l.220
c:&.u ...
~
llt'adUM ror eopy • lillfs
IS $•JO p In, lhf' d•)I
bt'lort' publlt'ellon .
l'Hf'PI ror S11nd1y • M ond•y F.dltlonJt when
dt'1dllrw la Saturday, t2 noon
ClASw.
lle4.1Ul10NS ERRORS Adverllters
ahould cb~k lhelr •d•
dally • rt'port erron lmmedl1Ul1 THE 0,\JL Y PIUYJ' aatumes
llablllt)' tot the rtut
ln<OfT!ltt "'-'-Ollly.
C MICF:l.l.ATIONS·
When lulltnl •n •d be
aure to malle • reeorct of the KILL NUMBER
11011 JOU b)' row ad tahr .. reeelpt or )IOl&f unuU11loo. ThJa 11111
11ambe r m111t be
pr e •••••• bJ the ldvertll« ill UM ol a di.spute
CANC~LLATION OR
CORRt:CTION Of NIW Al> BEFO R E R UNPftJ!IO •
Enl') «for1 '9 midi to
11111 1>r ~t • nfW eel
11111 llu .,.,.., °""""·
but we ""'* __..... to dn to unUI the Id bu
•Pll'•r!!d I• the ......
OINK M.JNI': ADS·
The.. ada an 1tdctJ7 ............ .,INll or_ at HJ oe• of .. , °'"••· ~ .,._. onlen.. OetdllM: ............. ,.
CotU .... olftc!e • " 110011 at tll braatlll otflt'a.
Tit I DAILY Pf LOT nnn1• tllte t lllllt to
dulMf). edit.~• ref111e aay
1dvfrllMlft .. t, ••• to cllla11u h• ratu • :u.. wletlotlt ,.._
GUii .. ....... ._.
P,O.loa&-. a.a-.
11 IFlll llOJl•••r• fl02 ......_,_,. .._..,,_,. ..._..,_S. .._..,,_,. Suftdw,Oct.o0er'21.1m DAILYPtLOT n ...................... ;,•······················ ........... , .•••••••••.••...•........................................ •·••••·····•··•········
. !: ... !'! ......... .!~~ ~=.~~ ... !!!~ ~.~~ ... !~~ ~~~ ... !!.~! ~.~~ .... itf ~::::~!: ....... !:::.~~ ... .
aCUlllft -------------tt 7 ;a.._. I lkS __ .._. ,... I..,., CAMY:,:.LAll :!t''°~f~ PAlmlllC OCQll VIEW _ .... _ ................... -........... ~~o·~~~o&
IPlll SMIY • ... ,
416..._~ ..... ··a.-17611•slsu,.., .... ,, ...
11n•· o ''" .... 11a .... c....11a•
•••• 0 ..... , 8'11Q.•
tMW.'C11aU..llll.•
611 --= ,, 111,11•1.• , .. .._.._,a ...... , .............. ,, ....
·***** .. , .. _.. Tiil A ~ ef , .. ._,., ... 'r..I• • .... ,., ....... .,.,. ....... ..
................ r.. : ....
.......... 3 ...... ,._
...t ... 1811' IS,....~:= ...... ,... .. ,.., .. w,~l
&.8111 ...... 9 II I ,. 0--.. U.
....,, .... SUl,oet ....
·•nm IAYFIONT PDmlllSE
1'11 c ' t t t.w • ... WAlll
h Ill • ct.. -., ftMH. A.nMeclulll
-....~ .............. .::::
f\9ha .. _. Mltct ~or et
...... ~weed, ••• ,. ..... 1.r ... ,. ....... -.ct. ...... L.p-
..... .., ........... 2 bed. .... ..., ...
flu ...t Nlted dllll.. .,... offers
pri•t1ey, MC..tty 94' • ., ..... ., for
yow OWll bolbt. I.cl to SHS,000.
*WATERFRONT CONDO-VIEW
GI--, MQrity, View 2 bed. 2 ba.
Pool _. bolSt sip ,,., ....... 0-. wt1
IHM/optlcM or ......,. hnu. $325,000.
or a.es. for $950.00.
•BAYFIONT WITH VIEW
Cowtforhlld1 2 bed, 2 ba. coop _.. rfCJM °" ttt. WA Ta wfth pool, OCEAM ...t
boatilMJ YllEW. loat sllp a'IGllable.
$197,500.
TOWNHOUSE CONDO W/SUP
Fn.a.ty ~ 2-story toMilla.11.
Jmt •a"-· yoet ....,. 3 IM•aa•• wfth t.g. _ .... .ct J'CHI wall _. to
yow OWll boat sip. A .. ., ....... ,_
ow• ... '-cl. OWMt' flealMe • '"-:
• $275,000.
HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS-CONDO
hceptf anti '9ctsHolt M M•wport M • .._
froctfft C4llp9 Cod CDIS & lty wttlt ,...
_. ....._ ""-t:,!!•lwlll VllW f..-111113Md. ...... ....
w ..... ,. ............... s .... ...
• ..,., ............ w-4 ...... c ...
$112,500
ON WATEI WITH BOAT SUP
A pri.,... ca alty of .._. • ...
wehr .t • rnu .._price! 3 e.•aolRI
..... ~ .... 1320,000.
NEAR BEACH, POOL, TEllllS c .......... l ................. ,...., ... .
patio. U.. lrttt...,. md low e_.. •ww
,.., ..... of $6500 ........... wll ...
list witll tt..cillg. S 122,000.
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP UNITS a. a -NJNaa..ttood wlren OWMn cse
for their puoperty. Across frOISI wotw
md MGr' ... Moch. Yo. CCIR't ~·
ttt.M • Mewpcri! 0.. owwer use..
Wit .... two 3 Mel. 2 ba. ..... wHll
pitched.,.... celllMJs, lath & plostw mid
ktocls of rooM. A "1trfft to ..,._.,.. loc•
tloa. $245,000 fff. OWMr wtl c..,...
fM•clMJ!
AFFOIDABLE LIDO ISLE
Profe11lu., ~orated ...t """'"' I•/ ..t. ""ff4J9 ocotlo. 1--... H· Ktllf•• wtio w..ts a U. oddress ...t
CM •frM ... SllH•c•. 911111ty 2 ..... c_. ... fill 1pl1c•. Steps to loyfs °"'"
mdhttsfl,.$235.000.
* BEAUTIFUL..,.BAYFRONT-VIEW c ............... 2Mc1.2 .... c..,
mit a. ... .,..,...._ Pool Mo ..... ..
cor wHll prhocy, wcwfty, hy oad
Ou .. YllW. $209,500. loet sllp .........
CUii APPEAL RANCH STYLE ,,... .,, ......... ..., .............. ,...
............ L.."9f y.-d wt1•1d wtt1t
tills J b•d. fe•.r•. plH dl•.r•.
Sl2t,SOO.
I STAITEI HOME $64,951 w..., .. _., • ., .... c ...... . ........ s..c .......... c...
.. F JI ... lelfL 0.... .., ..... ........
I.ABE mf:-llllC P•LY •••"llt••rhm4ei.&.3 ... .... .......... -............... .
..................... NL ... .......... , ., .......... hltry ..
........ ~ ...... Ste,. ..
•••• troo' • ,..e _. rwaJln SIU.Ht._
WATERFRONT
HOMES l8c.
243& W Coast Htghwav
Nlwpon&~h
631·1,400
= coaauuete• ~ ~ ~~iei Charming custom built 3 bedroom 4 l9IOOM + POOL Stff,IOO .._. -1 ..._ .,,:-
.... a 1Mu• ttomrwJ ~•la or • ...; home. Shake roof. 2 fireplaces. access We are proud to preaent tbi• ~.~.':.:"';i 5CM>°
'•' 111 • l49!'~ u x ,....., ........ °'" to beach. 1245,000 Fee. 444 Mendoza meticulously maintained ' bedrm. n•fllf.-i · · · ,....r ...... · u-, lot. Home a..... au s:n P • S Yorktown home. Situated on a quiet. w.a.,..,., ..... v•l•. Terrace. Open un. l2--4. secluded cul-de-sac lot. Totally U>COSTMO:::S-
.... k1&da. 1~*J prvt It private pool area with large 1rassy .;;BRXA~ ____ __,,.... wwttr:,!!,,':lt:::o ........ lllltiMtl lawns. Located S. of Yorktown & W. of TUITLmOCI ~h mor~. Super 6~Hllor1_2~7 ~ Brookhurst. Take over exlatlng loans ~ay ae.t ar.
lleall C•ll owner/afl, • • of $67,000 payable, S632. PJTI. Come to b • ~ ~·= aw.-.-. -------------· the open house Sun. 1·5: 9981 Moore !!:_~:..~ J.uAtcoJ-Lot• of eharm. t Br c 1· ff B R O l l RE ... _._, do41skh SIJ.000 AISUMI +..,.,aw In 11w l Br r · · · On r a or c r pt. Cle a n ~ 2 Ir. frplc. rwtom ~ ••• ., •. LI )'I'd • .,. C...MIM IOMIC...MIM 1024 Professionals. 963-8377 UarGufbout. ~0ma81nyt
n•llhborhood. f ••l blk to'lii1 Oorooa beach. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrd. 1142, .. 0 .
Hcrow All Mary l'f14t61 OWNER. Open 8at/&an -...u ,._,_.....___ 1024 J-s.llftenooa-.-.
•tTOMACH
SI04,900
Cbannaq a •lOty 1&Hd~n
home. Cobbl .. une
ttn!eta, cc>urmrt IL\tl'l\~n •
"'-meat~ 1uhe, rnv
tttd l)&Uo, luo 1 CaU now
&e&7171
HOMIS FOi vns
IO HOM ES $0 ON
831 5102 Bkr
s-r.s TO IEACH
$139,900
Olarmmg 3 bedrm, bn~k
paUos. Lots of wood ci m
glass. Pnvale com mun
ty Call now! 646-7171
()PfN J1;Q••'\HJNr1 "'"''
[e11ENHI
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANT To Live In
8PVOLASS IULL 1 Prof
dtcor. cxqw11tc taate. vww. Spac. 4 BR. 1''R,
llbrary. Pool. 1auna. 1lleot alarm. Only
~000 Goodfa.o. avail.
21 Goleta Pt. Dr
Saki Realty
213-1101. ~· 1847
Pncel.-ed
2\'tyr New Townhouse, 3
Br 2\raba, fam rm. wet
ti.r, 2 fplc, 2 patios. aun-
deck. pr. PooJ . Jacuui,
lt'.INUI. sauna. Open Sun-
day. 1187,900. By Owner:
758-88:29. ------
P'VT. llACH ACCESS
Charming 3 bdrm.·. 3
balhs. family rm . pool &
:.pa; on fee land. $279,500
POOL DUPLEX
Outstanding 2 bdrm. +
lge. rental & playroom!
~.000
DUPLEX
t Bdrms. each; frplcs.
302 APOLEMA tomcr. Pnvate T.U. On·
IALIOA ISLE It Sl!lll.SOO
2nd OWNER HOME PAULMAITIM
GREAT LOCATION. ~ESTATE
5TEPS TO BEACH, & 644-7313
VILLAGE. ALWAYS A ~~~~~~~~ HOME. NEVER A REN· -
TAL; 3 BDRM. 2 BA.
W /01-'F ST R~E T
PARKING. PRICED
FOR FASr SALE. CALL
FOR APPT, 675·11729,
(213 >424-8179.
llAoo P1niutlll11 I 007 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMIU.CULA TE HOME
..-r.anyonOcean View
.tLrg 2 Br. den
./So.of Hwy, on Hazel St
fl blk to beach .t<>-or may carry. 113
{}iany. ooly $295.000
Jdm Carey, G RI
._A HOUSI YISIWWWAYl --"S&SllAUTY ..
Lovely and vacant. Desirable Meta Verde area. -·--•••••••••••••••• Just like new 4 bdrm, 3 .-TAMPIC MODI.
1800 liq.ft. 3 BR J~ Ba waiting for Just the right EASTSIDE. beaut re-~ bolwl rm. fam. rm By o.... 3br, 2Y.ba,
owntr who appreciates lath & plaster conatr . modeled, 3 Bil 2 Ba, on wtw« bar, formal dJn· ,.,....., All uplJ'Mlied .
<'ue>t features. Kit/lam rm . 2 fplc's. nr new 1'eC\lldeaac lot, "7,950. Ing. eat lo llitcb .. 11 Ptaf•lioHII; deeorat·
furnace. water heater. D/W & d.lspoeal. Cov'd 0....-/atl. Devin• Co. mu.bdnn, cov. patio, ed. l(uit be aeea .
patio, ni~ly lndacpd w111prlnk1ers front & r~ar. ea.Gm 1prlnlllert, aar. dr. $130,000. 7H·"l·tHa. Gara~ door opener. Ask ror a ... ..._. Dm9 hW I 026 opener,• more. To tee la -..na, m -1400 .
A80UT THI LOWIST PIUCID .. ••••••••••••••••••••• tobuy . Home in Meu Verde -192.900. Convenient to MAaMTA Ul.l.M.a..MtrCorp. ALMOST 3,000 sq.ft. of
!>chools. lravel & shops. 3 BR I~ Ba. lots of RV Spect acular billtop 6 4 6 . 7 7 I 2 0 r luxurious llvin1. Good acc.-e11s "' room for add on ·'Almost new.. 549.all 0 financiol ! $22S,000 . ran~e. oven. copper plumbml[. wiriniz ule. ~to~. 'tJ~ Devin Real E 1 tate.
pa n£'ltn" and carpet. Great be11inner PJe&bt' Rd 6 Calle L.1 Prima Ala UPPll _&t2-&B _______ _
ask for ._......_ 1 vera .. 11•.000 to $245.000. Landmark Home. 4Bdrm
TAUIU llEALTOU t, 831-~; 48M006Bldr. 2be.2-1tory.$12S,00>.
540-1720 (ltft.) 641"'629 1.8011Lakepoinl.
As-able
Cf'IH SUNDAY l-4pa
New Seablulf Canyon
Village twnhme, 3 bdrm
2ba, comm't y pool
w/clubbse & ten nill .
Minutes from beach.
c.omesee!
2061 Sea Cove Ln.
Call 6'5-61.SO or 957-3400
fof' directions. A.ssuma ·
ble.
41 upgraded Mesa Verde
home. Low down. low In·
t.erest. Jmmed. occupan
cy. Will consider lse/op-
ti on . $129 .9 00 .
Owner I Agt. Bill 83 \.1257
REDUCED FOR QUICK
LO COST HOMES
BRKR 543-4088
HOUSI IEAUTIFUL
You'll love the all new
kitchen . bltns .
microwave, D/W.: over·
sized family r oom
w/brick fplc. Jus t wait-
mg fCX" family hosp11.AU-
ty. Quiet street. $96.500
Ruth Luur1e, Rlt
~.
IMMAC. Mno V~
3 Bdrm & Guest Pool
home 2935 Juva Rd A.'lk·
tn(( S22S.OOO ARl
67:>4JllOO. SALE! .. l!llm _____ __
A C.OSta Mesa Home 3
bdrm. l~ ba. S78.SOO
Call 631-43118
MEWUSTIMG
Prime E. Side location,
3Br. l~Ba, call now. A#-631-0tS& Prin only.
.-sADB.MAR
12 UNITS
Owner will sell on con
tract. 2 Bdrm garden
apartmenta, great rental
area. Xlnl financin g.
CalJMS-9161
LIASI OPnOH ,..,_, ~24•.
Oceanfront-Bluff con· PrincipalaOnly. domimwn. Spectacular
ocean view. eKcellent
tenm.~.493-0860
F 1• Vcsley I 034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LO COST HOMES
BRKR 54~
SOLAI
POOL/SPA
Must see t.his btO comer
ol. 3 br beauty
I vate study & lge
......, .. 11.ZO
4 Br. 2 ba. boat 6 tr ailer
access All thul & much
more for only S93,SOO.
Agent 536-1484 0~8013
y rm w/sl.t diog doors --------to My pool & spa w tlot.s •OPPOttTUMm •
Lo.
3 Bdrm., 2.,.. ba., tar1est
model 1n Rancho San
Joequin. vou·u have a
rantaltic view from your llvinl and d.lninl rocms.
Thia home ll highly UP·
graded and looks like a
model'
of bnck work & con-~JOY the Holidays 1n
versauoo p1l. A real par. Uus beautiful tfl levd 't523 CAMPU5Da·IRV~E
tyhouse.963-5671 J8r/3Ba home Wood
panelled den lmmdt'
Cond. Tastefully de
rorut e d thru ou 1,
:,pac1ous ktl w euum: -----area. Formal din rm.
Meadow home + pool h gbted a trium s ur ~ 4 BR. 2 12 ba. rounded by glai. w•ll•
family nn. formal din· lntdoors merges into' Q u 1 e t f a m i I y
"""oak noors. sep. play lndKpd )'~ prov1d1ng neighborhood IO Irvme .
Yard. upgraded thruool. ftthog of unconfined Near scbool, community Ollell"tlouse Sun. l ·S, spaoousoess 1 mt from pool & tenrus. A Jot or
16736 ·s.n Diego Cir~le, b e a c h . x 1 n l home fOC' the price. In
FV. neighborhood. Own er move-In cond. Two story
CEPTIONAL
IOI
11£RPARI
OPIMSUN 1·5
NIAAMEW REAUORS 6445-7414 This highly up1raded SUNSET R. E. w 1 1 1 c 0 o p e r a t e wtth cathedral ceilinged
S57-8623 _ '.w1refinancmg to provide livinc room. 4 Bdrm. 3 .....MSULA ftOIMT
A tot.ally deluxe ciatom hom e with gourmet
kitchen, balcony game
room and full size jacuzzi
In s umptuous master "bath, all abounding with
!IOlid oak appointments. nu; BEST OF '7HE
POINT" for M:tt,000
OWNaWIU
.... AMAMCI
1533Mlr r
CAU.644-7211
~Nlli[L
BAILEY 6,
ASSU[IAl ES
New 5 Br 3 Ba $245.000.
Euy terms . 113 E .
BAlboa Bl. 213/335-4696.
87S-2164
family home features 3
1024 . Bdrms, plus den. blln
kitc~n w/microwave, ••••••••-.••••••• • • • • •• rear yard decking. and IB
AT'9fTIOM
l~TOIS
Possible future com·
mercla1 ~on this 1harp
3 Bdrm -.. For more
informa lion . c all
~
--.~ ..... HtRITAGE
• • RE~LTORS
lk)Gt-.... ooll
within walking dlatance t.o all scboola, parka and
tennis courla . Call 54WMO for more deUlla.
-6 ... HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
·ua.USIYE
M.V.C.C. VIU..A"
Converted 3 br X·l•e
LR/DR plu1 e at·1n ld&dma. kwe!y lanai, frpl
ID LR. walk to loll • dub. llove la cond. IJLl..M. ......_. Cerp
646 -7712 or
2 Bdrm condo. 2YTS old, 979-7719 dole to beacb, SIS,000.
~ll05 -..sAWOODS"
n.-Sot & S-1 _5 Decorato•"• deUte la thia -r--P1fJ0111 2 bdrm adult 514 Ship• condo. Din. rm, 2 btb, .wa.-ec1s10,ooo sec. pte, pool .• m~b
Magnificent 4 br w/pool, more.
1 ............. 1040 SI00.000 aaaumable loan ba. family room. formal
••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnce Just reduced to dinina rm. Nice yard
IYTHISU
Maast see thi.I near aew 4
bedrm. 2.,._ ba. wtt.b L1e
fmn rm •formal elm rm. P.tt Plaee.1Dc 142-741ll
MOOOWMYA.
&LOWDOWMllMA
V$ call for eomplete la·
formation concernin1
VA Joens. Cal Vet Loan.I
or FHA Ir bow they wOf'lt.
AUUL~
sm .ooo. wtth nre rtnp. 1159.500.
A L L S T A T E SAUSIUtY RIAl.n UALToas Jl5MarineAve.
Ml4108 ~~:OS
1044 .......................
~· 3Br-.-5Br
StZ.cm-.me ..... ~
142-0U2. MM887
UNJVE&gTY PK. VIL I
4br. 2~ba, 2 frplc. 2
bMut. ladlp patios. New
ceramic We fll'I. New
CJ1JU. XlDL cood. Clo.e
ID parb, poob. lenllUI
1mmed. PQMaSion. By
OWNER. S.Sz.87S2
................
Charmi•I I bedroom condo In exeloal•e
Rancbo Sa• Joaquin . ....... s... Luit Rey
rmdel. Priced to sell a I
"~
5 BR + den • Family
Rm+ Formal Uning +3
car garage + 2paUos +
balcony a n t o ther
amenities. Aslulg only
~00>.
2"'1 baths. formal dining, 1.1.1.M. LeMcm-Corp.
upstairs hideaway . 6 4 6. 7 7 I 2 or MOlrTHWOODS
Includes rec. room . Nr. 979.7719 IY OWNB PARK PLACE 11.i 100 <>333
So. Cst Pina. Quiet 1---------SBr. 21h&, rorm. D.R.. 1#. 4 bd.. fam. rm .. & rrv 7b().QH~-_ area. 642·5062, eves ...-. • F.R. Low maint.. yd. Nr. ..__,_ A c l SCOTT IEAL TY
536-753l 1022 ~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
673-ll.82 rw;;iw-; ~school. ~. 6 .,..._rm. / . grea as-•-leectt 1041 · Must relocate & leave sumable loan. 116.5.000 ...,..... our lvly 3 br home . Low , ___ Sl.39_._soo_. ~---·-i Call Fred GI bson •••••••••••••••••••••••
SPYGLUS LseOpt · '
Spacious Sbr, 3ba home.
$1900 Mo. $495.000
~7Z12
OAK GLEN maintenance yrd. XLnt Sl!&-9t00 PAIUOMG MO
21 area. 963-5671 SEASCAPE COMDO PIOILEM
t« SAHDY IEACH Cose to town. yet very D1 s t1n c l 1vc ne w 2
bedroom. 211'A ba l'On-
dornimutM. $97.990
® $99 900 private. C an be a CrocMt-R...Mu ' spacious family home or
2SlB El:.:i~~~e. CM DO-PLEXES UST SIDE
,._,, Real Estate OnJy 1 yr. new & in top $215,000 a comfortable duplex.
condition & upgraded 2 TurtJerock Pr~ Home. Has all the amenities -
br. 2 ba. ground fir. urul 2150 sq rt . 4 Br. den. beamed ceilings. formal
w/ao assumable $67,400 Across from elem. sc.-h.. d 10 1 0 g, mas s Iv e
OPEN HOUSE
Sat/5-doy 1·5
212 J asmine, Cd M
Roomy 3 Bdrm + den
with view. Steps to matn
entrance to 81g Corona
Dynamite local1on
$380,00>.
----KE 3Br. 2Ba. 9 yrs old, :! ~ MA_ patJ-06. RV parking, loan
$6500 DOWI 0 EY, assumable at 10.S~. Agt. M H • . Vacant, ready for oc·
Joan at ~·;. interest ··-''" to UCI •~ h.igh •ch. L ........ "' "' fireplace, step saver Tenni!I. s pa. poo & Interes ting grounds. ki _..._ ..,.,6 soo
un QUAUFYIN" You bet! Sharp East.side cupancy. 646-5313~-clubhouse.onlylblklo Mus t sell . b o ught tu...... ..... ·
beach. another. Open Hse 1 S. ~ Y1lelp µ nu II 2 br duplex. 2 garages & - -
3 Bdrm. famdy rm, I ta, sep. yards. Easy to"'• East Side re·
frplc. Take over P'-Y· purchase with owner ~
CALL 644-7211 Sat/SUn. 18762 Via Siena 497-1761 .___R{appello ~;:t]llll EALTY
CAU.644-721 I menls . Call a nyl1rre. financing. Submit your to $74,500
Agt. dfer. Sl29.00>. 6'>722l Darling home on a very
54 I ·OIOO ~ 1.rg lot. ant repatnted and ~ remodeled, 1 bdrm
V_...._ W t 21 Owner will help finance. Mesa ~ ff . su-ms or 646--0823
2 story 4/5 Bdrms. 3 ~ --
belhs, family rm, frpk, W..tclff ._.... MESA VBDl I Sty
2 81..KS-_FRO_M_ OC-E-AN 3 ___ 9_5_S-0_ 17_0 __
Br, 2...., ba. fam room. AITD 184.000 al 9~r;
SJOLOO> usumablc loan. Univ. Park. 3br home
al 9,,..'l. Fu II prt n S2S.000dn Own. 499-4290
S16S,OOO. 221 20th St. ls Your Profession
HOME REPAIRS?
pool. By owner. Open .__.,
Did you know you can
place a classified ad in
the Daily Pilot Service
Directory for a whole
month for as little as
SUI& per day? For more
informaUon, caJI
house Sat/Sun 11 ·5 al UKE
1.858Samai' Dr. 979-760S OU'fDOOlt UYIMG?-
JUST UmD! &joy your above ground
642-5678
Eastsjde 2 br remodeled. pool. bask in the sun on
Near bus llne. Frplc, redwood deck or enter·
shake roof. Beauty! Cen· la.in in shade of large
tury 21 Gold Coast «>Vend patio. At night
Rea.lt«s. 541H168. r o m a n c e i n t h e
noonligbt. in the private
<O@\\.Jl ~ -l& r.-trs·
That /ntriguirtf} Word Game ,,;fh a Chuck/•
-----1M1e4 "' C&A'I' I. r0UAM • •-"'"99 .... 6 ..,..~
wo-d1 b.low IO ""*• 6 ~ wood>. ''"'' .. ,,... ol _,, "" ... ~ ... ol _. ..
C A G H I F
I* I I r I
t LIHBOE I I I' I* I I cup'"1E .' I I I _ I
I H U C P I C I Hot air balloonlng 11 one
I I I I' I of th• fut .. t growing ~
.... __.. _ __. __ .__ -.. ---· bl .. toctay. Let'• face It.
l I E*YOM 11 trying to keep I HEBL H .-wllh-
i I I I I I ·
I PIETO C I I' I l"I" 1~$.tz~,::r.:,
,~, .... --.... .... -•=-r r r r r r r r r r r 1 S; I I f 11i I I I I I I I I I
••1laChrdtl11111111
c,urtyard off your
master BR. Sharp 4 BR,
2\t ba home w /spacious
lmdin·fam room. Clean
u.de •out; exter newly
llbccoed. Near So. Coast
Plaa. PRICE REDUC-
TION OF 15,000. TH.RU
Oct. ONLY. Call BKR. mom.'1118
OWlll
ISIUITE
3 BctlD, 2 bath, new ldteba. lartt pool. BBQ,
fplc, lowly petio. Only .....Call ... 111
c;: W; lkt!I 1; l 1:1:
Beautiful Mesa Verde
4br. on lrg cm lot. Pool an
sep yd. New sand cpt. No
woR·JUSl nuoy. s198.ooo
OPEN SAT/SUN J.S
293Ulaui Pt
Realtor 557 .2804
PllMll-SIDE
Large lot .. 4br, Crplc,
tnn. dinina. Needs some
fUQQI. Owner ready to
aei1!~7S73
oeAMONO
REAL ESTATE "'9W.C04STNW'f. 1nn1 . .._
Owner/blu. Call SJi-9987 Waodbndge Condo. 3 BR.
Jl• ba. assu.mable l0'1i BY OWNER S bdrm. pool loan. Sll0.00>. Open house
& spa Magnolia/Adams 11.5 Sat & Sun: 193
Prin only Sl.31.500. Ca II Bri.arwood. S51 ·S746. 962-843> aft 6pm wkdys,
wtmdsanytime WDBGE2br, l~baCondo
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;; 2 carport s paces. By
4 11 + POOL
$109,500
Sharp. So. HB home on '-lie private cul-de·sac aot. Take over 1st + 2nd
TD ol 917.000. Payable •mo. . ,.. .......... .
96U377
Owner. "1,500. 833-078..1
IMYISTOIS
2 BR l Ba Smotetree twnhme. $25,000 down.
To wrap $65,000 TD. at
Mia~. Seller w /carry re-n-.iDinc «IUity in 2nd TD
for J year s . Bllr .
'1Stl5llll: ll0-55llO
.., aJSl'Oll BUILT BEACH lUllUI.£
H>IR.1150aq.ft. ol lu· 91/. CIV
...... •• ,.. myli .... Extemiffute i4A:»
3 bedroom family room al~ aide 6 out. l.oftlJ J bedroom 2 ~ ID ~ Eutalde Lowillt price ill tbe area. bat b town b om e i n
..... Tree Uaed ltnet Bllr. •t11n; -.$SID lnc*•iew. OIDtra1 air,
with low lntereat as· LOCOST..,._S eartbtone urpetlna.
mble 1ou. orrerect at m.a 543 .-b1Dal dWml a..S com· ~lH,900 . Call --------•I =t~'r'::j:! ate119 away. Clote to
Solltlt COMt Piasa and ....... AlltMa ... ~
...... hr r.rtlilll' ... ................ ,.
WHELA
R• 41 f STATt
Al ... U>W
MIWTLOAM
Pa1a .. ta "8f PIT. __;...;.;;.....;;,_ _____ , 0.-. -t ..u aw.
........ lt.of7.•klq ......... ..,... ., .... 1 .... 2 ........ ....... Tl'•d..t.~-·· Ma•trp.rna.•·
1J."llUM llll
carpeUnt. 1oa~a•l ldtdillm. bri«* nrtplaa I
:._i.. ' '
1ll.1gP Ri>.11 E ~tatP
.. , • ,-;1 ·'' -·-,\
VUla PKlftt Coedo
2 ..... '*'-.den W/Wflt
blr, rr.1c. dbl 1ar. 3 paala, tennlt, beac b .... ...,...,.,.,,.
UMIYllllTY Pl
CONDO A"hm..W,JBRor
J aa. JOU 4eckttl ree a.d ll_, _.,, •. CIU
8Db~qt. 9n .. IH
tsY owner. 3 BR. 2 ba
home. fantastic oceaft' &
canyon views. Custm
feature s lhruout .
redwood bathtub. spruce
latdl cablnCls, lrg mslr
iUlte. walk to Victoria
Bch. ~00>. Open bse
Sa t 6 Sun ; 2984
Roumevel, 11-4; 494-3327.
FOR SALE · Ocean, ca-
nyon view, 3bdrm .
secu ld ed hom e .
SPACIOUS back yard.
redwood diMk, hardwood noon. modem kitchen +
more . $219 ,000 .
TJA.'1S48. Open House
Oct. 21th • 28th. 11 to 4.
13.'M Dunning Dr. Lag.
Bcb.
UAUMA CMA•MR
Btn home in preati1e
area ol Emerald Ter-
race. Slained s.Jua win-
dows. 1"'1 brick frplc.
td Jaadlca...,_ Woo't
lut 1001 at $250,000.
lll·ZSll
· -"itlkt:r J; I t!P. ... ..... .-11
Jiit• Mo4alar~• .._,"'_ . 2 .,._ II br Malritf,
IUb-lettlq OK. From ...... ,.,.....,. .......
........ Pis ...
lo. Cat Hwil, Lat•• •ac:b, &. .P . (TH) --
M TMI latlT Of LA8•1A
Euib remable. J thllta + ilbdo •J'l.
2 Unlta baYe frpln. Walk to bMcb •
Iowa. Amume ti•.-loM It U M. ..
Alktial hll.QOO. c.11 Joan Haller
NOLAN llAL ISTATI
4t4-M7J ....... ,,,
--------
SIOP
1MIW011 D ~A PLACS10 arr o .. • ... t.••
....... ~(9·
1 rm1n917 Mm• wWI ... ,....., ..... Ued
~Mtedw. of wood, .... • PUoe v ...
--.&1nwl*-14BD• DOf Oaiar plaa MrVI~
by l BATHS
(RECENTLY
UDBCORATED>. 1•
located b11b above
a...-a·e f....t JlMtl'a
Coaatllae wlth
OUTSTANDING Vl&W
a = ....
MTISTIWAM
A 1l"8ala1 departure
he ... orclaA&ry Walk
to bMda from lhia North i..... ~ bwlt 2
84frm 2 bath home ll.IDitlcent <'OUlaJ. Cl
Q' laibt v•w. Gourmet
llltcbeo, with mHt1ve
tlv\Qa rGOCb Wlt.ll &lOWlnli: ....rnoan. tm.ooo.
don osen
OP SADDLEBACK '°1GLENNEYRE
OltD ... ,_ Seer••• a.1. 1,. •. .............. ' ....... ~·-· ...... ~ ........... =.AM r.AIUta. ••4111
BEAUTY HAI BEEN
CAPTURED
Tbla fil'f olferiaa ID
J'lforth La1u1u ••
•• Nd by wai:e&led COlllial view9 .... a quiet
C\11.-...C .u.&. Wood .................. ~•bacllooma ud I~ ............
UH00 at:AL ESTATE
(71') 41'1.ml
"-'-... 1011 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Leuure World, Oale t•
Panoram&c view, 3rd Ooar, VUla Nu.eva, Zbr
2ba, *'871 It.IC. a ft
7'm.
SPANISR RANCHO
~+ acre view lot, 48r,
aastom barn, RV. IOU
more. Aaau•e ev.%
loan. 111·7571 Owner
OPEN HOUSE. M 0 U NT A I N S 6 .,._
VALL ICY 8 &LOW. Ia.ure War&d CCJ.Op lbr,
... ciou llvl•I room newly decor. SllMllo.
......_ • ._,, wltb 1 .. -~~--I au ....... W-0 0 D B E A II It D ,-..::.PQ'I~--· '-•~_1800 ___ _
1012 CnCia~!fLAG c•-CSEENTT EJNR ~ ...... ..... ... ...................... .
WALL or GLASS, open.I
• pMJo ...... Galley. .,.. ld&cblD witb bullthl
..... --. dlsbwuber
• 1auadl'7 area wltb trUIMr, !ftyer. <ALL
I.SSS 1'RAH 1 YEAR
OLD>: opeu to den/-,._..._ room . Tiu.
Cagsey
A11 dh&.e.
Fairway El Nlpel 3br,
Sl3t.OOO. C111tom Realty m,wm
OCEANFRONT In the
Shores. Prlv. comm.
BuUdera dream home.
4br, ~ba. oak ataittaae ''From Gone With Tbe
PlllTIH-LUIUIY "'AUTY
1171.111 Newport Helabtt Cape Cod, with
bluew•t.er vtew from lffond ator)'. 3 Bedroom, two b•ths (one wlth
Jacunl).
Sunkftl Formal Uvlna .room. Form•I
dlnln1 room, Bre•ldaat room . and
Family room with wet bar.
Every modern convenience ln a
kitchen that deflest deacrtptlon (Tile.
microwave, truh compactor. etc.)
Electronic aprlnklers, latge upper and
lower deco. wood ahinale sldlnl and
roof. circular drive, R.V. or ,.Boat
s torage, room for a pool, detached
double garage. two fireplaces. large
rooms. laundry room. landscaped.
Profe11lonally remodeled and de·
corated tbrotaf hout. Designed for boll·
day entertaining and year round liv·
mg in style and comfort.
Newport's finest at this price.
OP9" HOUSI
12 :00 a .m . t-0 5:00 p.m .
SAT & SUN, OCTOBER 20 & 21
911 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
ADAll IEALn
645-5151
........ Sh., .......
BYOWN}iR
Overiooti.Qa Bay " Nile Illes, all new dealgn
kitchen. crpta, marble
frplc, tile It wallppr.
Sp9doua 4br, 3ba It tam rm. Fabulous home for ea&a1abUnC w/euyflow
from lrl gallery entry to
Uv., fam & din areas.
Protected U·s haped
center patio. $319.000.
Leaaehold. Principals
only. Short escrow poal·
hie. Call 642·5614. Work:
&'11-1"5
833-9773
IAY.->MT
Eletant llYlDI near
Newport Harbor Y acbt
Oub. Spec. old house in
Dal. &oc. 5 a,,:. J~ ba.
IMM Sl,IOO pc!r mo.
L()()ICMt POI
A..OOOIUY?
~ 2 atory 4 br. 2v.
be on 1~ &ota, redeconl·
ed. UIPlfaded cpt.a, move
incoad. $157,500.
....... built home la bard
t.obMtatOGI)' ~ Wind.'' Wine cellar, --------$14',IOOMPrfce
CALLONTIDS
ONJ:TODAY ! !
~ltlALn
•S.OltHwy, Lquna
.......... 731
OCIAM+
SPICTACUl.Aa
HOl11S-
JUST LISTED!
YICTOIUA COYI
VllW
uama. Laviah amta of
brick 6 wood mate thla
home warm but ele&anl. Sl.300,000 FIRll. BY
OWNER. Prine. Only.
714·551·12S3, 4M·6718,
131-HOO
t tnloa Viejo I 06 7
····~··················
ATTHI SHottH
4 br, %'4 ba, z stories.
fTplc. comm. pool " t.en· • ~ble le>'J' loan.
'15 Cobon. Agent 131·Sl18 2000w ...........
.... 675-1771
UDO CAMYOM VllW!! $1,520,000. Brand new,
ma1nificent. one·of-a·
kind! Elee. gate, pvt.
road, Tennis court. pool,
jac., wine cellar, sauna,
g y m n a s i u m , s c t'
syste m. billiard rm,
IJbrary, maid qlrs., hu1tc·
bdrms + more 6000
sq.ft!! Pnnc. only C:.111
Patnck, 631·1266
3 Bedroom r u atic
cnftamambip with anti·
que bridl. wood and cop-
per kitchen, skylights
and eaay care laodscap·
Ing. An excellent value al
$172,000.
By owner. FiniJstera Con·
do, 27'961 Redondela, End
Unit 214. View. lake, golf S•df If 11 le41y course & mountains. 2 __ _,._._ __ _,.,<._
U% mter.l with U%
dwn., qe $.000 sq ft with
4..Br + format bar, sea.
formal dining rm .
atrium. rec rm w /pool
tbl &olc·library. Lot & .,..,
on a comer. $635.000 .•
with rent like payments
Open House 520 Via Lido
Soud Sun 1 4. Agt.
645·98SO , or e ve s
673-6732.
•
MOMARCHIAY
Classy 4 bedroom 3 11"l
bath home on large lot
with pool! Qwet street,
short walk to private
br, 2 ba, frplc, upgrade
pllLSh crpts & tile. Xlra
windows. Open house Sat
& Sun 10-4. Have nali!
call 586-67 tJ for entry or
979-6422 ror appl. ---beach. This ma y be your Mtwpcri •och I 069
opportwuly to live in this ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>peft fotouse SulldOy beautiful exclusive com· 2117 Vista Laredo
rm.mity ror $339.500. MO na•AUFYI~ J Br 2..., Ba . Enstblufr REALTORS • * ~ ~• condo. Pror. decorated
Only Sl0,000, take over w/earth tones. on lush llSTIUYIM 1104So.CoaalHiway fantastic option on 3 BR grnbll w /me andering
1 .a.ft.JI....... in Village Fair exec home w 'l I l -~ LAGUNA BEACH · · on as · walks. CIOlle to schools & n..........l • r Owner. 541-0210 a..__.
.ancu.uwn ocean view o ~~~~~~~~~I ... ..,,....ng. oomdlne. ExceUentOoor 497 2457 -y.a. ... y.a.
plan w/2 frpka. 3 bdrma, ~!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!•!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!~ .,..... "' 2 ba, pe&, elect 1s lvlyi= IACX IAY HTATI HAlllOUR
llGCANYOM
OP84SAT &SUM 1-4
II Stal~Dr •
lmmac 3 bdrm 2...,ba.
twnblne. w /v'll!tw or coll
courae " bey o nd .
1231.500 .
• CAIYll
New cmtom 1oll courae ..tJt.. 8800
mafnlftcent sq.ft. of countr)' Entllah
charm. Ready for yoar flnal
decoratlna touch. 4 ma1ter alzed
Bdrmt, S'h b8ths, family rbom, 1ame
room, study. pool. spa, sauna,
elevator, etc .. etc .... Sl,315.000 !ee.
SUVIEI
Former model home. witb spectacular
view. 4 Bdrm, 2Ml Batl1 and famJly
room. Price includes model home
furnishings. $385,000 fee.
111 STAIE CO. IULTIIS
148-5711 -------------
OWNER DESPERATE
Lowest priced home in Seaview
at S259,000. Nantucket Model, 3
Bdrm 2 bath, assumable 1st at
$198,000. 11.15%. Owner will
ca rry seco nd . Home
unbelievably upgraded.
WILL COOPERATE WITH
BROKERS
_______ (cf~ ...... ......_
Real ton
INISUAL COHt ••cw
COSTA MESA : 2 off. bldp + Z
duplexes on almost " ac., major
downtown streets. All or pert with
easy owner flnanclng.
COSTA MESA : Rare combined
residence & shop for pluJnbera.
electrician, etc. on one ~ ac. comm.
property. $215.000
COSTA MESA : Tax shelter lndustrlal
property with good lease to marine
products company. 125(),000
"°"" -···· HJ.IUI
"•••"Fors. ...... ...... . ......................... '* , , .. ,... .... --·--····-·-· ••••••••••••••••••••••• UYIM•n•
SPECTAC\JLAR VIEW New 15M 1q ft lt71 No. ;ru.tiD custom 58r, LaDcw. AU ntnt. ID
58a +rm f« pool, low '"n.tGl'O\W''. --b1
'8'llla '° qualifted ~er. ...._ cmlJ. call _. far Alti., •.ooo. <tu> all detail•. (Sl ... 7)
13l-GDI ~17Z.al:::.::==-~lar':=:..:...~~--~
Olllr' ......... .... .................. . ...........
""'* 1100
c ......
Pt '1 "fW .... .......................
640-1669 752-1107
NETNETNl:'I' 1.-.d property ta Cost.a 1--------1 .......... milUon, ·~% lmBILEHOlllE o n a I I c a a b •
.......................
BUY ·SELL·RENT · Owner/builder, C/0,
FINANCE ~ PUot, Ad. No. 532,
OPIM HOUSE SUN. 1-4
...._ ..._ Stiore P.O. Boa lsec>-, Coata
B!ST CONOO BUY IN I ~. I ~ • ... I ...... CA. ... .... -awwwl•C...... BLUFFS Split level. 2br. OR 125 000 DOWN ON ,. .a.1 • US •u1.1.102 • C 0 Ill II E R C I A L attacbed tar on beaut. • - -~ BUILDING IN8Dbelt. pt. ua pool. By CONTRACT . 3 Bd .• 1~~~~~~~~1 o..n.. suuoo 2301 Vil· Newport Hta charmer. I~ "111,y &ea.ed. SM,500 an· taHuerta....G Call Rae James, Agt. LOCATIOM nuallncome. .
------·--83H316 SpKiou.a mobile home 8am!U Rlty Reliater ~TWMHSI located in prest111ous 842-5840
3 BA Z ba. By owner. IYOw.B u. A1a.mrtoa Part an a WAIWMT
$142,500. 751·0t20 tr "'l90l IW Vf!l"'J pnvate, qwet area. Newport Pier area. Hotel
Zll/723·7101 Ter1y __ 2 level 4 Br. 3~ 2br,2be,farnllyrm,din-JloU' u..ria. ~ 1na rm. Adult onJ'/ park. + 4 stores. oa .
OCl.AM VllW!!
Alaumel.1% 01ce • td, 3
ba. owe m .ooo ind.
PllUick, 131 • l.21116 •
REALTORS
WATBFIOfT
Extra lge comer duplex
in xlnl cond ll ~mni: avail. Spertacuhr view
Appt Ofl,(y SQJ5,IJO
*Cote l ealty
& ln\'f1'imt•nl
640-'f/77
'?UIUC HOTICE"
Vac ant s Br 3 Ba
Somerset ~me HVll
location. Ft E LAND
Absentee 1wner w1 II
ucrifice. L·a 2nd OK!
Trade yo•r e:u1tan1 home! Call 3kr M0-1700
be, condo designed t.o br· Be~lll dnbboose With IALIOA MIWPOaT =-~~·"=·· pool. sa-.. lupa Priced llALTY 675-1170 "'-at M9.000 ror qwck Fubioa bland, lloun· sale. Call now for more Caadu••l-s/Tow• ta1ns. harbor J1gh~s. llllfo.~ ............. 1700
romantic muter swle
w rwood burn·1ng
fireplace, Roman tub,
pr o f e1s 1onally
lmdsca:ped & decorated
$450.000 Pnnc only
6«).61183
1076 .......•..•........•..•
tfarbor Est ales 4 br,
panoranuc ocean \ 1ew
$lill.IXX> or lease opt S800
mo 496-1840 •
CYPHSS SHOUS
Pnvate guarded com
l'llUIUty. 3Br + deo, walk
lo bch $395,000. Agt
'81-4844 ---CRJ' t;-1071 .......................
BBYUA&.TY
"LAii FOIEST
Just l.ua.ed 2 beautirul
homes under SJS,00() I J l"I
t.on AC, 2 38r. ZBa, nicest
part an Orange County
C.t ll t o d ay •
IJP9646 Jt3491 Bltr.
'¥72 8421
PU1J Out 61 Tra1lt>rama
U l • DV6703 Ubl Wldl· z 0 x 4 5 s 5 y Q 0
Rena1 ~n an t·t-MI'
&-3S79
lloblJe Home l JOOsq rt .
.......................
NE ::'To~A ST
PLAZA 2 BR + den, 2 Ba. 2 car gar., assume
166,000 al 9%. Owner
w /c a rr y 2nd TD .
$109.SOO Call J oe. at
21.3-439-83t3 Edgewater
Really 213-4M481
APllCI
Of PARADtSE
We 're now offering
waterfront time-sharing
rondominiums oo the big
1slaod of Hawaii. 1000
plus sq . Cl., sleeps 6 .
Beaullfully furnished.
Pnces beain at s~noo.
180t )364·2000. aslt ror ..
Milie. at lt6 or Dan. ext -• yrd. Newly remodeled Pvt 2.8 acre estate w/la ~ 133-1357
w/wet bar. Best b~ m lxue. Z guest bouaes. 16
-Laguna al $1 79,000. .......,.,1,.,#-HILLIE stall ~barn, huge ltALPH L SMITH. altr. 1-------Wcal.ed ln Siever Canyon.
~and Nat1 F~t.
off Hwy 74, 12 Ma. E of
SJC & Pwy s. tn the
rooth.ills surrounded b>
beaut!1ul n.auve Oili &
Sycamores w1lb )e.H
round ruruung stream A
nearly new 2 Br t Ba w1lh
a nalura.l rock fin place
3 spilt level dttk.s. out
door duung 4r ent.ertam
LR/DR. IC1t. 3Br 2ba lllDllll4'cm.,.•1/
'320 Bayside Village U..S. llOO
661·23ll ~ Mt CORMACKRl riding rink, pvt ore. a groom·s room. mag01f1 .
REDUCED Sl0,000 Nu
Blg Cyn. lwnhse. 3 br. 2~
ba. assum loan 548-4871 eves Owner.
640-l4S6. ~128$---•••••••••••••••••••••••
4HIWUM"S Tom 5awyH"'s Park cent view or the Back
ASSU ME $2{H,000 Bay. lush landscaping
Axer $5000 Doww •Br. 2 Ba. dining rm
J. v. Co .. 631-0900
OHL Y SI l,500
Great ho me 1n lo,ely
N B adult park dos~ lo
ocean. Nice 2 Bdrm ex
pand. 2 pat101>. y ard .
c arport. pool, spa ,
billiard nn Ca 11
Th.at you <'an get rar .. t
US4!f' nghl.s on. near main
busme.s <stock brolterlo
& large banks ) dtslnct or
Sanl<lAna. ~Y-.
... oceanfront; a spacious
3 bdrm., family home an
a presligious, guarded
community . O nl y
mmutes from commuter
train to Los Angeles &
San Diego. $325,000.
Se cluded 2 bdr m ., 2 abounds. Contact Jim
baths & separate guest Flanders agl. (7 14 )
house with sleeping loft 752·1107 dys. (7 14 1
&2nd kit.chen. Enter thru 581-5787 eves, wknds.
IYOWNllt HARIOll VIEW
4..Br. Jba, den. l.g lot. cul
de-sac. 2071 Port Bristol.
By owner . S170,000
893-6578, 640-1343, and
8'HIUI.
Parlt Place, Inc 842-7.t6 I
A1 u 91/1o/o Lo. a bricked courtyard to
meande ring. woodsy --------• ..--aTHElr-HTS Fabulous BAY VIEW, ,,_,,...~ -spacious. formal living & Charming apacious 2 ~•Br sea ....
m ent. Partly rurn . 400E.U-~FOIAU
.._ Prop1rty 2000
C9ITRAL LA~UMA
Tucked amona the trees.
a 2 bdrm.. 2 bath home
with sleeping loll; the
quiet secluded dee•
makes it euy to ent.e,..
t.aiD pesta. $179,500
a....CULATl.-
... 3 bdrm. newer home ln
Woods Cove. Redwood
dteeklq, brick patio,
BBQ. In absoh1tel1
perfect condition l muoo.
gardens along a brook !
u ·s ENCHANTING ...
stained & leaded glass ,
EVERYWHERE! Ask·
Ing $249,500.
2¥Mwtto..Hl-2
Near beach, new 3 bdrm.
& &oft. 3 baths, deck &
secluded patio; all wood
interior & a restored 2
bdrm. Laguna c harm
cottage, in North Lacuna. Owner fananc·
ing. Ask for Hillie
<aeller/broker ). $335,000.
~, .....
OPENsAT/SUN P.M.
OwMl-Flm•clMJ
... al 10% lnteresl. S80
Oak St. A spacious
Normandy style • bdrm. + 2 rm. gueat house. All
opening onto a beautiful
private courtyard. Huge fenced. comer lot. Walk
to beach. 1329,500.
494-7551
~Coldwell Ban.ker
MIW CUSTOM OMI ACll ISTATE
Large 4 bdrm., 31h bath rural
hilltop location on private road.
Room for tennis. pool, horses &
paddock. Air conditioning, great
family area; excellent financing.
$348,!iOO
Ii.I i&rmoM: IMVHTOU
Spacious 2 Bdrm, 2'Aa bath condo
behind secured gate area in South
Laguna with ocean view. Amenities
include microwave, wet bar,
custom abutters. Currently leased.
Offered. at $170,000.
fMlll.OUS OCIAM Y11W
Multi-level home on street-to-street
lot in Dana Point. Remodeled 2
bedroom, den and family room.
Three viewing decks to take advadtage of the breathtaldn1
ocean and coutllne views. Walk to
beach, $197 ,500
•••••••••••••••••••••••
. . .r ... ~rm.
si«y, 3 Bdrm, lamUy, , rplca, wet bars, &
dining room, large living sauna. Pool sz lot. Walk
room. Masters suit.e with t.o beach" xlnt schls.
W~TBRtOMT $48.500. Wltdys 8 .»SPM. WAS
LICiAMCE 2l3f829.333l. By appt. CJl;,'5. · .· : -· COST A MESA LOWEST PllCED 4
IDltM IM M.1..1 or .. SAT /SUH SPA.MtSH • ·---• New wUta 2 bdrm. 2 1 ·5PM H• I• 119 eo.1o bath. 5 moo1ba old. Seller 2 decks and spacious $475,000
mirTOred baths. Warms woods, brick and stone. OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5
NEWPORT SHORES
To be painted in " out. Stesa t.o beach, tennis.
pool. Soft water. Only
$122.900. Owner I Agent.
64M'12I
Exq'1111te wate rfront Hi.cblY upiraded &&ngle hnancang, 2S~ down.
dupl411 tor large ram1ly story, 2 br, 2 ba-C.s1tas ---------1 break even. A Quail Truly a decorators de· 1421 Kings Rd. bomt>. pier and dock, 1Ue fir. new cpt le cstm Plac e ex c I us iv e
tlle4 d eck with spa, shutters thruout Lgc •EXCITING• 'JSl.1920. light. For details call ~~~~~~~~~
~llSl
.. , $ ~· HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
0--WllAll•c•
2"'-DoWll
Back Bay 4 Br. 2 ,ba,
formal dia1.n& rm. family
rm w/frplc, bonus rm,
LOCOSTHOMU
BB.KR 543-4088
..... and exc1lin& decor pet:ao wtspa, must see lo ' '-'U _.IL wf*h merits mentioa ln appreciate. $9<>.000 T A
A.r1hltectural D11est. _.... S,.CW.., pi _.CE
r16.000.KAlh.ieShlelds, l.3>ACHOllE·POOL Beautiful 24 ·xs2 · ~
SIO,OOOdown, uaume 12% UM9UI HOMIS OJuatry lmng w/a view, K.eyweat U.972> NOPBTIIS"'
---------• single atory bome. loen, s Br lg pool, lg 675-6000 lemon It avocado trees. MobJr Home lD La.auna ..._...._..... ..,_...,.....,f 16.Us naceat ~ Park. to,-n t:.Jt , ..... ,
$1S1 ,000 or lae w /opt to
buy. 642-IM'l or~
~· ... .,... ....... area. 1.0Dl.DC equestrian. 3 Br. 7ill. end porcb, mlr·'~~~~~~~~~ $210,000. 497·5039. Prin l•--------i dinin(lf room. den home __.doors' U.... 1: only. +a lower bed rm, 2 •U".-· aut wood BY 0 W NE R ·S an
Newport Crest Condo. TltMS IUffS frpb, zi,; ba. + a pool, ~ors. l'°" Ton •~r Qem-re 1 u.nit.s. Sl.805
Prime front unit. l.80deg. Townboole, SlO,OOOdn, H · OPIN SUM. 1·5 s undeck le rove red .......... 2 spacious Br s + mo.1255..000. 209I. Dn.
ocean view. 3 br . Plan 3. aume 12% loan 2000 IQ n. 550Vlsta Grande palloe. ll needs some W1tb ba ~ atta, 0WC ~· Ul.JIZ2 EASTaUFF S/.00,000. Firm! 541-7813 3 Br 2~ Ba. Npt Htgta 3 BR trl level. loads or T.L.C. but wb&l a loca. walk in clolet.s. All for · '
Ocean &light view, extra "-· area. Sl7S,000. •97·5039 Italian hie. Warm up um. Probate sale. Ask· only IZt.500. OIU·M.111 ).
trg pvt lot, 4 Br + din & oaom Home 3 bdrm 2 Prinonty. walk lo the Newport in& ·m>.ooo. A.mencan CLASSIC ram Lust model, compl. bth. 2 frpl ~ blck r.,;m 2 Br, 2 ba condo. Great Beach t.enrus club. Now Auocuates. 20 Corporate NOia.i HOME
~llACH
IJUMITS
redecotated. bcb. S27S,OOO. Days loc . Asking $99,SOO . onlyS18&.900. Plaza. N.B. 760-3333 or SA.US
SMAHIMMAM 754-112.t, Eves. aft. 6 551.-After6pmAgenl 640-6259 _..__l_Olll_. -----2"106Harbor.Ste2J08.A
1 DOOR from OCEAN.
Unbelievably low LOW
PRICED at $425,000,
0...-wW tr.de. 646-5096 75'-0261 _645-_l11'7 _____ Newbeacbduplex.Owne: .,,.J L -~,,J~. s.llllAm IOIO 540-49»
COteO will h e lp finance. (.J//tuA. /'f/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL RIGHT NOW! GREATLOCATION ?:!!!!:/Agt. 673·8851, .R E A L T y TMPICALPARADISE -2 bdrm. lldult Condo by
w .............
SN-m7
1be price It terms of· nearocean.2Bdrm,den. --------•owner. Full security,
fered oo this highly up. 2 ba. Sl.14,000. OC VU LIS OPT pool. spa, sauna etc. par.
graded Seavlew 3Br HOLUSWOOD, 3br, 21,;ba Condo. WAMTID quetAceramic noors +
home are utterly fan· --11115Mo.$19,S00.~7112 20r3Brbome.&M·lOIM more. Wa.llt to So. Cat.
tastlc! This home bas ......-. ·--------Plaza. $90.500. J o hn new paint" cpta thruout. '7M67' LIASI OPTION SSl-4000 days, S56·,..18
f)-encb drs leadin1 out· :llr, 2be Newport Sbo(a. ewia &wlmd.s
side to a newly pro· HA II 0 I ¥ 11 W S'llAlo.$129,000.~m · ?!: Macnab -Irv me fesaionally lndscpd HOim S..-.~ 1086
peradiM. Brick fJoon in 11maaeo model 3 BR 2 ~ SIM. 1-1 -••••••••••••• ••••• •
the entry ft ldt. Many, wba, lr1 pvt' yrd, '10 Gall cne w, a BR~ 2~ ~=-~-:;. ~ ~e,uebo,. t>Alod, obeat pricet. ~~ ~....,, Ln. 1oda7. en•) 152·ll07 d19, • • ... . • nr. a' . --v. 540-Jllt, (7U) 511 ·5717 ___ MM_______ ntlmT ..
"9/wtmda. Prin only. --------DO¥la SHOllS ._. IMCOl•Al411.1 1aon.,..•UU.41drm,
MPT H&H1'5 •CANYON :r.::.r:: boa• Up·
1bia hidden beauty l1 on BY OWNER ---~ • -~ adelldeedat.2-aty, 5 Br, Ma In If l cent I>' _.__, dbl _.._. ..
a Ba, aml ocean view. c u1tomhed Deane :rca ~~ed=~•:
l\al1 S.1!11111 HWUI. LI -.co eod unit OD... w jec:uai n al .. ca ... t ••. • ..... , ~ 1q ft. lllan1 ,_. ~ .. '-~ ¥.al.all.
...... _, Me to ap. -... -· -precia-. Owaer waat.a .-.a1ac1 ror 1raclou
I• ..... $U1,• ftrm. Uvllll and HlertalD·
Olrafbme81ml..Jmt.a meet. I BR, I~ ba, 1o11a.. fcnal DIR. oek plaDll ·--·. ' =-• :::z Wed P_•~g~E:~ frplc, :C-1~
• ~ ClOUI I Med w.U.. wla·
-·· a.tllwf, Na ...... draperJ treat. MM'46 -.. lllilt·irl ....., 6
OWND IACIUFICE • ...... _...._....,.
Hip be•• celU•1a. C..._ • •NrU.t. .,., •. 'hnM ....
1114111
"81c" 01,me.-coa, •. ..., ..... =··· o...u . GMl •ltAY l"<I 14 .. ltas• ...."''
f
AMac•rarr
A ata.idiary Of 1M¥1STM9CT
1be lrvlDe Company 4 Ir, 2 be, 2 llitchen home
....suLA ..... b'OID bMcJL Ocean CUSTOM! vu, ba1e lot w rown
DramaUc, ....,. aew 2-...... eoart. Owner
....-Y3bdnD. witblavish wlll h e lp flnan ce.
Ul8 al decara&ar tUe • • ...
oak tbnlout. Goumet PAUSTA YfTAU
ldtcbea • ma tr. auUe Rul&m'
w/frpk. uUUua entlre 4'7.J426
upper' Boor. 1 Blll. from --------bQ. Nw oa tbe aa.rket .._..._. IOU
at $110,000 (ff. JIAI')' -••••••••••••••••• a..---<K•> ••niPI TQOCMM
SBR, 28~ bODl~!
approx lS )'9en 01C1
122$,000 wttb Ql7 ,000
U1um1a.1st at K .
Owner •Ill urr)' 2nd.
**WY•*
RfWllll ,
Regardless
ol
Past Credit
Small Down OK
CALL
••532-1781 * *
fOUI UMl'Ts.c.M..
Near .... s Br OWDen
unit, 2 ba, f~l. 2·car
pr.,3-2Br,2ba. Wlita.
TSL lavstmLI IG·lm
11 DILUD UNITS
PJU.IO EASTSIDE, CK 2...._ ...
111BSl'AllNl:S co.
l4N'71l
ONM HOUSI NIWf'OUllACH ~ 74 Ooldeowest, ~ • hnia. 6 3b:IO. 2 br. 2 be. Uv. rm. Nwpt Slln nail. AU
din. rm. ram. rm. ialand ameaiUH. Preae•tl1 ldL phllb W/W CUI*, ...... ,......., ...... rel ... ......,.,drJ bt· Uoe. Property mamt
dd. ............ wood ext. aftU. ,..., KR. a-. nd wood dec:k, ' ~W..-.Scalc UHl'AL wiew. Prleed '° Mil at INCOIR PROPDTY
.... llUITICE 1'1118 ftom ••· llodlalat ONSI P.P. EL Nido, 'l)pea..,11....tt.)'.
2'7m Ortep Hwy. ap a. I tm '911C1m, JODI 6
LI. Ou. Set/am. ca.u *· 'n'IM at Ille ft, 'IM/eMllr. -,..., Oil ... ,. ·Laau• Bell. a .M.P . WHY llMT1 <FM>...,,
0..J('ISOW91ot6:DeW &.la-.. •ftrmNB ........... too. Dl&aUa -----...__,_ ._ ra .. I illldlw, H • .:~==·=·---;;;;;;;;-;;-;;:;;;·;;;;;;~ tldill ......... ol
IDT I 1ed '"'ll'ti 6 ....... 1 ..... 4
..
............... =-=-..... J· -*="~'.:, -~ .... .... ..en. Call
Mr. crewf•r• 101 ...........
I'
I
8Y OWKS&•Lalu ~ ...........
I tlr ...._. ll.fll 90 la-~ ... --.. -. OllC.•• ---
20UNITS
Xlnt Nwpt Bch area
wtpool 1.%11. Make offer.
Agt. 645-9850, eves
67:Mi732
2.3 ACIE LOT ... .,.,. .....
HanePropertr
Some back bay view, lama.tic are.a for huge
6Acns
North San Diego County,
finest loc 8mi rrom
ocean, yr round stream,
lOyr old Valencies
744-0550, Resid 7.u.Q99. nvu••JE ranch home + barn & UllUUlll stabaes. Call Jim F1an· HOllSERAMCH 4-PLEX den mo 75'2-1107 dys; TumKeyOperaUon
EZ Terms. Only $15,000 (714 > 581-5787 eves, AllP'Ox. 3S acres, Oak
down. OJ6ta Mesa. All 2 wlmds. sb.dded property in the
BdrDlS. King size lot. Prime a.2 Lot Xlnt.. loca-Murrieta Valley. Four
WON'T LAST. Call lion. No. end Laguna well.a, bot walker, bull
a.QYt.lme 24 bra. Aat. Be.ch. Lewi. 2 bib to peo. a dor.en large pad· SU~ docks, and numerous oc:eu. 714 • 0458. small corrals. Eight
IASTS9I lltaUed barn for mares ln
DlrlnlduplexSl25,00D. ~LOT separate barn with 2 ICWllO•..... Prtme loeatioa, "'Om· 1-.e 8tal1a for staltiOl'll. " llalnlfteent views of en-IMYISTORS plete wltb plaoa for tire raacb from lbe main triplex. Owaer may home ..,.. Bdr Oeeetwi..._ • Br, 2 ba. ad· csry 2Dd 11 sabonliDate w.... 3 m, 3
jaeeat to Community to coaitruction l oan. bMbs, spe and beautiful OOU..271"Sokt. ~acre -. deckiag overloolung
tnct. Relllat n $475/mo. -~000· Call 7S2·192IO. 1ar1e pond below.
aooo. $12,000 dowa, as· J '-\II AIL Includes caretakers re· sume $761000 VA. No ,,... sidence + UvlQI qtn for
cpaalify. Real -rtv PLACE randl baoda. Sl.100,000. s,.tmll l-~.._ 1 Vames like lh1.s aeU eui· PtOflRTllS• ly, quickly. So call today.
Rl9l ~ &0.-Tl l:ll P.M.l CmUct Lottie Willon or ., umaa. aullmilon t.erma, ~~~~~~~~~ Bernie Tbomu, agts .• SJ.46.000. Prill. only. Bt.r. -for Info and terms.
841-455'7,9AlltolOPM. LOI' 27'x127~' between ,_n_~ __ S736 _____ _
1010 Ii 1014 En1land, ....._ .., H.B. Write owner, 31 1 W...... 2tOO
Faber, Sbafte.r, Ca .... •••••••••••••••••••• \MTS UMITS UHITS call for free list. Duplex.·
ea up to multiple unit.a.
Call now for info.
5«).31186.
93263. Or call (805) PRIVATE PARTY
74M333. WW buy your equity &
REAL ESTATE
assume your present
loan in 4-8 units. Call
between 8AM·3PM.
96S-482A or 2131675-S 170
••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 two Bdrm units, room
for 6 additional units.
~; 2049 Wallace, Costa
Mesa. Gl'OIS $53,280 yr.
S145,000 do. Balance
SG>,000 OD contract. 20
yr sub«din.at.ion. Prin &
int. $35GO mo. 548--2020.
PAMOllAMIC Hames fwllilMd
View ol IDOUlltain. green· •-••••••••••••••••• •• •
bell, canyon, city lights ...,_ ,.._.. 3106
6: ocean frolD this ran-•••••••••••••••••••••••
t.astic Rancho Laguna i,; •AYROMT
acre. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba in super TAMYAHARIC>Ult location. AvaU now ror
6t6-50ll6 833-1357 winLer rental. $795/mo.
GOLDa.
ODYSSEY
Have the foUowing # 3
Apt. complex.es in faal
IJ'Owinl OCEANSIDE
&D. Co.) 2 bits. from
beach.
Laguna Beach. Ocean
+canyon view. Ready to
build o n w /plans.
$115,000. Patri ck,
63J.1286
6 Unks .. 92 000 s--.ih> •• ' • REALTORS .._..., Sll4,000 __ .;.:.:::;:..=;;;;..:::...:.:::.. __
~-~ $330,000 t 1 •• Desert, .._..., SJ.70,000 ...... 2400
~~ $350,000 -·····················
.., $197,ooo, _______ _
Will sell together or
separately FOllLEASI
J .F . Tecker Co.
71414311-4722
New 2 bedroom 2 bath
home. lliaaion Lakes
---------• Country Club. Golf-
.,_,....,... t.ennl.s-pool. Beautifully
i years old. Owners 3 landllcaped, no main·
Bdrm 2 bath wl.it + 3 BR tmance yard.
2 Ba rea&.al. Ocean view. 990QubboUle Rd. sm,ooo. Daert Hot Springs
BanlClin Beatty 21J.373..25T2
n4-87M500
Salisbury Realty 67U900
NTER RENTAL On wmer, Little Balboa Isl.
Grand Channel. Compl rum. 3br, 2Y.aba house,
bltin ranae lot oven. dis·
wb.r, ice maker refrig,
cntrl beating, rrplc, dock
for lB'boat, lse t850Mo. to
7·1·80. Weekly $275.
7U-SZ1-8131, 714-981-7646
5Br, 3ba, lease with
opt. Ocean view .
675-21&&; (213)335..4696
ic..-.. MGr 3122
&Side C.11. Duples, 2 Br, 2br cablb. new carpel, •---------
$10,00I --. owner will foreed air, needs carpeo. 1141
car r J • Pall pr i c e try waft. SI0,000. H Sa· C:!:!: .. ,
$l31.000. ......,... = Smiley Part. llellllll8llFl'llllL winter' rental,
ASSUll& 10'*" MTG .. 91DtllU.Sprinp. Wtnda pvt be8ch. pool, 2 br, 2
1JWJ. dlin. 1 )"eat okl bm.noldds·peta. 499-3571
dldalDRt•e111tde.Two SMlnPw.... fantasy. 2 Br 2
S Br :,aita/ S120:.!0f · Time. ab are con • Ba. beautlful ocean vu, Owner' .ernd. •uat domlahama In Utah '1 wallt to Victoria Bch, .u ... 1m. ftneltlkil"elOl't. ParkCl· &pie. parq• nr. much
..U,1111.•tu.OOOyrln· 1;1. Prices during prime m'ore S750 mo. No a...Pltllcmly 831-4MO llld-ltartata500, children/pets. Jan ..._ · a..._.~ 2 llartln. Oya 833·8313, •a.._..., 2 lMit11a. ...Mt.oo.
O..Paillt~IB&. .. 1 ...... uk for._ ... ,. 2 .... lllll.1h.;2fJl,1 -.mm•O..a.t ..... 31'9 I:...,. ..... Alim. --.ma -=~-M.1-.. -.-.-.,--,-
•UMITI
INaJIGITIWCTlOM PllMS Al .......... will
CCM•O .................. ,....._ ...,..ttb all
decGntor amenillff. 4
Bdrm. View. Fabulous
luxurJ lurni1blnt•· _, __ WbMr .
br, 2ba. frplc. bl tans
pool, o cean view,
SllmMo. 675-9550 '
KJOS /PITS ()I(
F.astaide darling duplex
1 br $375. 642·2510 or
646-4848
NEW Delllll.e 3Br, den, din
rm. Uv rm, microwave,
2Ya.Ba, dbl garage. $750
mo. 2567 Elden. Agl.
~.
Nwpt Hts 1 br, fenced yd. 3 BR WoodbridJie Patio
no pets. $285. Gas & home. S600 inclds grdnr.
water pd. 673-2256 Comm pool. Agt .. no ree. c.oata lot Wallace, 9624454
"2Bdrm, crpt/drps, rencd w yrd. car. kids O.K. No ~DBRIDGE. Exec.
pets. $3115 mo. 675-3266, liytn1 3br, Coado, frplc, l7$-0J9 air, microwave, 2ba, 2
• ca" pr. lie yrd. + rec.
a..rmm, 3 bdrm. 2 story f.:~a1e tbal lnclda.
F.ublde home. Lovely · t..m crta. pools •
yard. XlDt cond. $'725. ~ -llo. Amual lse. Act. Jeanne 631·1266. _a.;_mez;.;..;.;;__ _____ ,...,M;iiuo..
561-'lm NEW WOODBRIDGE 2
CONDO So. Cst. Villu bdrm. 2 be. Avail Im·
Be.udl Decorator Uait. med. semo. m.o783
Securtty· Recreation
2br, 2ba, $475.Cbild OK;
... 2ba, $550. Ml-8802
2 BR, beamed cellinp,
lplc, EHt1lde. HOO .
Ad\al1a OD.ly. No pets.
teM110• 54MI019
AUDIWIBLl'am&m,2 8a Sat&llde. Wetbar,
a.r·=.-:r·~
...... '° ........ ; sa,ato,ott. Larcer
....... erpt. m1nond
......,... •• dres•lD• ...................
'" patio. Cl"• to .................. , .. _ .............. OllP ' da.o.Qa.._ I Ir ...... ·----·-1 .. -_,......~c. - -• ---· SlllO. mo. lat a 118' ,..__,.......... . ....... "4.,,.. U1o avail. llALOY
Uft'a'l'llmtTI OltlMd OM)m.WI
_.., ,......_can
Oallld: ............
1»allll
..... hwtaa,w
al·WO
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAR·ROUNO AJN:
Soc111 Act1v1t1es D•
rector• Free Sunday
Brunch • BBO's •Par
hes •Plus much more
GREAT RECREATIOH:
Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop)•2
Health Oubs•Seuna•
Hydromassage•S-,.,.
ming• Goll Dm,mg
Range
llEAUTIRJl ~T·
MENTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
n1shed & Unfurnished
•Adult Lrting • No Pets
• Models Open oa11y
910 6
OMwood
Garden Apeftments
l bdnn. Near Fairview &t
e.ker.Stove,refrige.,&
llbl's ancld. $320 mo.
Eves 964-3046 eves or
wmds. -------
Townhouse 2 br, l1h ba.
gar Adlt.s-no pets. $396. m wmon. 548-9084
Util. included l br $2.10.
Patio, adults, quiet.. No
pets. M4-e58.
Bach. charming E·side.
Quiet. Lots of parking .
No Pets. 54&-040
ar. 1ba. Adults No Pets.
$NO. 117 w. 18th B. ... _
i BJl SUPER VIEW,
~ adults, no pet.s.
$1'15. DOl Pacilic, off
Wilson.
QI.let 1 br, garage. No
pels Oil children.. $185.
Siem llpal, Ml·ISM,
-·-~--... ..... ---,,,··-----·-. ~ _J_ ... .._.ft"•..-,.r ..... -. ... ...,.._ ........ ,, ..... ., • ·~ -.... ._._ . ...._.J_ --.r------..,--••••.._w
111'2 br, 2ba Condo. Nr So. Csl Plaza. Pool, i.pa,.
9'125. No pt.a. 833'*'74.
2 itr, 2 be. stv. refrts.
P~k Newport
pool, 1 ar . $420. Call wxtJRYAPTLJVJNG
-.~wn. ~TheWater
3126 .......................
2 Br I .'ta. very clean, $37S + utH. Avail now. Call
Ma rth.a 494·3672 or
8'1·ll61
...... _ ....... 3140
Enjoy $750,000 spec-
tacular spa, 7 sWlmmmg
pools, 8 lighted courts.
miles ol bike trails, put -
ting, stwtneboards.
Bacbs from $389.50/mo.
Abo 162 bdrm plans
2 story townhouses .......... ! ••••••••••••• ,
W_, .. lo bttacb·bac .. _L_. 2 Br spacaous· ~-"'-1',_ .... '""IOI" """"""· Tll n~·-wan•..,. to shr --·e •-r••fn· 0 Ga" •.. Elee. kitch, priv. palios ba 2 car alt a•rage nuunuum.., ~ :;ie r• pd:_ sioo ~:. & balconies. crpts. Mis 8:J1 a&4 . -. lwnhae, Tus tin, Fem .
a.3651 draperies, p arking, · · · ~ . .Ph832-5798
-----... ~ ---.-.-.. -..-.-.-1' elevators. 3 bdrm Condo, garage, CbarmJne antique hse.
At Fashion Island, Jam· ~'1118r.::;~d~1=t shr w/fem. S200+ulil. 2
boree It San Joaquin 483-Clor-.... ~ 0 .K. Aft. S:
Hilla Rd.
For rental inlocmation:
71 4/6'44-I ~
Bachelor/stove • refrig, Vers aHle Condo,
euarded eat. rec rac. $175 mo., he. 171..cMl14 afl
6PID.
., ..... ,_ dllutl "" wU.. .. 1t• rt1 ltOO r 91D. t.o&hr Npt coodo ful· ly furn .. avail now. 127S ~·•••••••••••••••••••• + ~ Ulll. 831-0SU Aak for
Se11i ..... .
New 162 .... ~W')'
adlalt apa iD 14 plana
rrom $350, 2 b drm
townboulea Crom t100 +
poala. i..ia, wa&erfalla.
Don.
Fem. rmmte lo abr Dice 3
Br2Babome, Univ. Prk,
Irv. Non .. mla or drinker
preiernid. S200 + utiJ
171-Zlll. W-6523 aft 7P =Gu for cooklol ls
pUcl. From San Die9o ~drive North
cm Beacll to llcFaddeo
tbml Welt oa llcP'edden
lo Seawind Vllle1e. ;:~ -::.!t !f:.6:: 1 blk 1=:1:; 'Kt~· al4-.Slll. II. roommatAi t.o ~ Br .. .-. • • CllllMlc> Walnut Irv Nopeta.... . peta .•• mo. 675-4480 Llelma; 1-BR apt. Walk .. ..,. J' I Dy '
Rm. mate wanted.
bdrm., 2 btb .. C
bouae. nonsmoker•
ve1etarian pref .. f50 mo .. nr. bcb. 67S.ll650
-· ... :L I -t.o beam • abope. uUJ -· m. I • L9wtl1.U ~ ~· 2 "ldrm . Iba. 1ara1e. pd Adults P7S 110 ' evtm561·9W UM Br apta. P.dJ •'°· Clole to beach. No -..i · · Rm ___,, 1 ...... BB......... .,._, No Kids. $400 mo. rmt., ....... . ma e
seaclous' 1 ITM•. ~ •• t:.'~1:.!: ~~=::.i P 61 and
Venaillea, t Br, view. -newt.r .NJDOdeled. Sauna, mo. 8'1a.t710 2br. Twnb8e
..., P6d, a.erctae aym. -4000 $150110. + ~ AP~ M.Fo.raPlltllblO.o&35 ... •-••••••••••••••••• &t5-877,e.u-AIULT ltP~'f, betwn~. Roomw/kitclaenettAI Female, 18
SICTIOMI . • Udo w..11 br, awve Is "2weell6up. '800· mo.
t. I ntrtc. UU1 paid. 107 Via 59-t'15I _ta-_m&~.:...; :.::Joo----
1. 2 .IBn f,__ Jllcnnce. ,tw. 675-2342 EiC C.11. loc. Pleaaut Jlllbo9· ~ ...... DOG· =:::: :=:-=: er cm)211~ .rm for DOD·••oker. di. ui or(bed, 2ba
tloo room• + other ......... ..,.,....,. _ca_..;..llda..;;.;;:..:.:.o.._;_,__ __ _
tw llAUT'Y 2 ...... -... UW illdd, ,.__to Iii!': I 2 br ltUdJo w/&plc, ptt ~ , .... lrt ... IJ, IDT.aOft
PltiO. YrlJ natal $550 deM • cuaal. MOit. tltr•+ mo. m t:. Bay. Call Ttm.n.r~ ..... or'lll-Gll. ...... ___ _,.~---
'
.. . . . .. . .. ... , .
Dix. irm. Office adj.
Airp;rter Hotel . No
~833-3223. 9 to 12
Oft'ice s.-ce ror rent. '-
mi. ol( 405 Frwy. neir.
very reasonable, extr4 ..
pbo a e answerl-g.
secretarial. cop y
machin e. All site!>.
81Jl..f7~9-5PM da~y_._
HIWPOa'T llACH
Pll»h olfiff by udo Isle
6 Me. .... Free 4700gq. ft Rent all or
Ff\tastic opportunity hall O> JZod St Call for
fa bu1 rum or co. To oc lie lnlo. Saerr• Realty
as>Y lux of(k:ft. Ample fm.79) _
l*rldnl_. kit, sauu. cool Otfice space avail. Ap m . pnr. sec. spaces. prox. ~ ft. Balboa lmmed. occupancy. ,_, -u 0 c.u.1""""" $325-$4t0. 18080 Beach .,.. .......... · oAIV" _.,
Blvd. H.B. 8418·3097 or Space alla.IJ. 00 part-lime
S04151 basis lo comfortable.
MfWPOlrT llACH
2dca w/recep Is storage.
~or uni. 75:H5SO
well flll'TI. Npt. lkh. com·
pie r Prefer llc'd
M .F .C .C . o r
~ologlst Call Dr.
U:U719
M_ONEY
• A 0 ' I R ,.. ........ , ....
&. 11 ,,. f IJ. • ... •
YES,
YOU CAN'
. Own 4i ope,.ale your
own business lo • p~ sll11ou1, 1row1n1 10
dlatry
Jt1P AUL SHOP
Women ·a dotlung ahop
l':Xcellent Balboa laland
lcx·auon Good 2 yur
~ .. option s:JS,000
Iara va ncE realfor
'IJ IOli/
. ..................... .
0 JJ .. lllO ....................... ,., .... ..
•YSZ
&ell M¥ km --· ....... ol ....... 175 or ~ with a P•o)'
Pbldll!r Ad.. S ..._ for I ~·~· Eaclt Mcll._.I l6ne 11 .. for ...... ..,..a.,.. .. No.-_.c.., .....
Por mon i11for•atlon
Md M>lllace ,._,. ed call
LOST!!.
llWARD!!! •to S moo.th old kitten 1n
C«tui Mesa 1n the El
Camino/San Juan 1n
t.ene('\joo area 'fhc kit
lUl answer:. to "MUF
F'V" & &» tiger /l'al1<·0 II
you have i.een or havt•
MUl-'f'Y plea~e call
~2500. ext U dunni.:
W..,toL.o. 5025 ~dayor979-2457after 3
....................... , _PfD. _____ _ , _________ Lmt or Pound a~? Ca.JI
S\lllfH5LOAMS Aaamal Assi s tance
ud ~ 5o1'7 ·2:273. ao fee. 2bd Trwt DMd Loan on r.....,.laJ property L<l6T Cocbt.iel grey .yel
Cmtomtt.f!d to meet orange. Vic AUanta &
)'OW'needi' Br oo khur s t H .li
·Your'I'r'neJ A&ency-RE DEPT REWARD! 1168--8231
. U you a.re an actuevc:r ~GO,.,_ l.clt: Sm wbt/gray Ion.:
ft want lo bl.aid a SIK' TI41&12-5.200 twr, Pm ..t,... Suh Tsu 1
omaluJ bl.ts~. we can ~~~~~----help you wit b Sl Tt: _ Beach It Slaw, Oct 14
LOCAT ION. Oflt <'r REWARD~_!~
IAyout. SUlftng. Obtain /NEED me Appt.s, ft much inor~ V
tnu.nmg we provide you With tbe t'OOlpre.be~· \ •. ./MONEY
need oo eapenence J wit
a delure to learn & :aoc
ceed wtlb OW' 00·(101.nll
1-"'ound i wk. ago, blk Set
ter &I L.ab max 4 mo,
Baker ft f'auview C M
979-te4
•'ound . Fem. German
9J,epbenf, ap.x 24 .. h1, bllt
face. We•tm10.ster
awort • 847-8$48
A·t.ot.al investment o( on calDrT NO LDST: Lrg. wh.lle M. Cat
ly SllS.000 IDCludes l8000 -......,. Grey &a&J. Vac. Irv. Ter-.-~-ranee 673-3834 imlal rees. eq111pmeot 6 llld& WTD.._.
cuh reserves. unsee 5 .. 7 5 .. A Found Wanted a good
Call ror detailed •n · ~ • -z home ror a pretty " LUXU.OUS • • a · + delux swtA!s formauon Arranaed by S"WJet '-*•med. sUect IXICVTMsums avail. near Laguna . GOLDENGLOBE c..t..._"-weU trained. black. 6
Offices now avail. in Ocean view. Xlnt for ...._ 2U/*-3S33 MON£Y AVAILABLE mos. old dos. Call ~1 appointed Ex· rowt ol desb or will m.zoe
eculive suua centrally divide lalo J small awte. ,._SCHOOL ~ pw'pCl9e. 110.000 man.
Aoc.&ect near freeways , +-1 e1r.11Uni. Nr new uc·d for '4 cbUdrea. llr.ffarsrave l5J·~ Found: Grey, f'em. lut
eourts Is the Ono1e ll6dt. Priced ~r sq ft Phaalce3bedrmbome Miit a.Trwt tm.~6Hetl.f'.V.
Co u o t y Ai r p o rt . nc1otieble but uoder Room ror expanaloo. ....... SOJS TI4~ •
FedliUea i n c hide a comp. -.1m It N.A. ~~.lncfMZ.7461 ••-••••••••••••••••••• Found: <,i.m or adopt at
frimdly, efficient rfft!P· ie.wcneeuce. s...r,..c.. lrvaee ~••m•I C u e
t ion• l / t el e p b on e ~ Oraqe County AU typm ol reeJ estate cm.er No~ roe a b11
::.C:wt.o.,....,our I 1b•._... 4450 nrimmmu1oohoute oo ilwwtmeatuiDceLMt. doc1 How..._. Welsh ........... ,our-···••••••••••••••• piaAa)Wi.Otrainm..6227 ._cNI 1 i• Tem•.~e-. mix. milll, uomp._.e Callf. 6 Air' acare •ol'ftce SPKe at ....-Olds·a·poo, llMeqJ6 mu
Fecleul lew library1 l"IMTtNer ata. ~ plw for record· 21111T'DI w a PaocUe. u • biC doe
bea-.Ufully deconteo IOI .. 270I S. Pt las llbdo iD Lq. 8d1. ..U.2 I 71 145-06 II ii for,._ . • bave 2 Pit
ClOllltnnce l'OOCDI, photo MESA \'BADE ba ' Get a P'ece ol the actioo. ~ER LOANS Bulla. ShepMrd-Hualry. copy macbinet, 6 lbe lm>emn needed to form no.na&IV...... ~n ~ mix 6
finest ln aeuetarl el 1511_:~ E C 11 pa rt n e rs h i p Ca I I ARRANGED mon. Allo ceta and kit·
..-vices. Forf\u1ber' info Ml 1 · · · .,.., Sl0,000to$2:1().000 ._to cuddJ' So come Is a personal tour 14 2 --------•AMORTIZED ondown!75'-3'73'1 Ulroulh tb C lllU Act~ Y,.ame Shop de-•INl'EREST ONLY
pl e ecV "· .J ......,....N.B.kore sintble Npt. Bcb.loca· •SHORTTERM FUUNB: Baautllulyoung ~.-::.. ~~=~55·~~~~ or oftkla apece; I.JOO Sq. tion. Al»entee owner. cau Bob WiWarm·Acent r e m a J e c a t . f114..... ~=iutrf7Ml81 llaaatSeU.213-a?·Wl 731-'mlorlllD-195'7 ~/WIE&/J>lkauipes, vie
Ice Cream/P'Ht FOOd. Money ror ab.rt trm 2nd Ellis 6 War;d , F. V.
.._ .. Miit• = Neer Poet Ofc. lllnt loc. • Potentlel. TD's, no creel.it check, no -..-Z
.......__ ol -·Al4f\Monc JlJol./ ........ DOWl.-SUllcle. pna;;,, D0.000 6 ... For FOUND: ~e mix. -c. -•on· 1'exibletenm,owner. action call a1e•l. rem. bnll 11th n.r. .. a ..,,_..ce! m.ai m~ ~ _~_731L _______
1
~Calta~. -.
lM1le •*-• a.f.) lal Of •--.... ~....;~;;;;..:.,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;.!.;:::;,:::;;:-;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;-""'41M laJalLlr p ro-ComPWc apece. . 1 .. 1 .. al •~reterial ...... ,...uu.a'bb). _.... ... a-...... ... o. H 0·12tsq.ft. .._..._.,_....am _ .. _,. ______ ,
Bulaeff Ce•ter Dr• DTAD.., OP'PICE, ir.-.eea,..... 'Jllllqft.. w.acwrarea. ....
~llACN ..,, cMerful oWce
.... av.U. Upataln alt
b aew bld1. Ml·lm ...
GET MORE
$$$$$
FOR YOUR
WITH OUR NEW
DIME~A~INE
...
t111 m f .......................
ESSIAM
Qilaom Paialiq rree 1.:lt. 3yr 1uar.
Owck Elalan 982-1478
,...y_.c_.
lat/J:at. l'tee ett. Uc
nail. Guar. Reis. Ted.
8'7l.tlN7 oral·l• Brickwork. Small Jobs. _..;:___... ....... ____ Xlat bouleteeper with Newport, Coat.a Mesa at MD PAINTING
Palotlaa. plumbina . C..~.=-~~ lrvine.175-117Seves. latr. extr. ceilinp. Ren·
cU1»11tr.Y. Small Jobs. BRICKlr tal ,_,,atioa apecialillt.
Cl.lf'l'ilu'-IC-18 "'-. u -···ekeeper, ,..r Small eommerclal jobs ........ nuua .. ~ BLOCK WORK llfterboun.8112-2024 I' • I day, own tra.oa. Adela. Marty: MMB18
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-----------Paintin1, Rea/Comml.
OCCSludent. l Toft truck. •HOUSECLEANING. ........ Serving Coastal comm. 8 Trash. tree tnm. Dan re's. own tran.s., exp'd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs Highest quality
.u~-.. ..--wor k Rsnbl L1c "d .
FOi' Chriatmas. Give a
P'amUy Photo Portrait
Pait n.uaa 494.1322 ....... ~ . ..................... .
T""9S.•lu .......................
Espert ·typlnc on la~t
word proeeeaia• ecNp· ...u.m..ms Neat patches Ir textures
... IST. ltl-14lt W •a• C11 i I . •! ---------.................... , ..
.. '' 1J Wuldow cle.aninl fr :#· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• in&-Reliable. depe ·
Remodeling, copper re ble. Contact Stua l ~. clHlMl]llS • _.-. _._ LEVELORBUNDS Dave.~
-1.ndacaping. Geor1e Sll:iploader, dump truck, Ha 1ttllllu; Get the beat ror le11
••••••••••••••••••••••• Grbuslu.d 54.S-l w2 __ - -~:.a~i.~ &ynl En••••.•••••···a·••••t·~~·· _Fr_-_ee_est_._840-6313 ______ ~~ ~R.j$~~l
pipe .• leak delectlOO & _6'1_-81183 _____ -.--
sewer locatmg. Top Hal SELL idle items witl( _.
P!umbmg, 5.17-lUM Daily PUot Clasairled ML
ar en D. t ree trim a,i.oeer. 5 • re ia e. •<l'~19aperi-""··"ty makes the d1'f. JACOBSCONCRE:TF. ' · -non-drnltr/s moker . ~..,,. -'7 ..,..... CONSTRUCTION ming, clt!an-up, & maint. ...._ C.. S..lce Local refs . Bondable . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rerence 24 hrs Rich aoaf1119 ••••••••••••••••••••••• USE THE ~ Driwiways, si.dewalka & i.erv. Anu_e_. 548-M ___ L_4 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·'1'2lM PETERS PAINTING _641)._727 __ 1 ______ Rep11r le Re roor All
Pll&io&INITIS2 A 1 G d T Remarkably ertectual Expr 'd. Reas Rates type s 5 h 1 n g I e s . DAILY PILOT;;
..FAST
RESULT"'
SERVICE
DIRECTORY ,,
For Result ...
Buaineas or person al
Wwalq ter'Vice I : 30 to
5 Mon·P'rl. Ir or mail
service. I ntereated?
f&..3575
· ---~.:run:' :n;:~~ov!:. seasoned lady t o or-!J..e!, .. :_!-t . Call Gene ~/:nX:· ~~~t~! ~ rockshakes-cornpo-tar.
R.G. Coostru Co. gen. yard CDalDlS., sprinkler aanbe your home, closet ...... ......., Stoor. 836-5MS Free est. 541·5930 Fin bldg contractor, com · I by cloeet, '1be Closet Island Landscaping. Avail sys tems . awn s, Q"een··. Noteworthy •••p••~~ ---------m'l /re!lld., 631 5383. cl 1uo. 1u74 .. lnl/Exl, sprinklers in· -"""''"41m' I t/E t c p t •· ....... -.. e&nups,.....,...... · nls.Audrey497·1045 11 d ._ · d Neat67J.-5.576 n x · ar en ry. "' Roof repairs. all types _.._ sta e • repaare , l:'w<._5 'ntS375 home repairs Quality Guaranteed B&C
Do-i•u•g .......................
Remodel, repair, 16 yrs in Groomin& -We Love ar-.. lic'd. Ill'. Palombo. Beautiful Pet.a. 253 d is·
llDG14 count with ad. 839--0311
You don 't need a gun to It udl•ing
"draw fast" when you ••••"•••••••••••••••••••
place an 11d in the Dally Want a REAU. i CLEAN
Pilot Want Adt! Call now HOUSE! Call Gingham
642-5678 Girl. Ftee est. 645--5123
erosion cont r o I . ._.._, 1 work. Rsnbl prices. Free
hydromulch, brick & ce· Prd. painting. Ext & Int eet H.anlt. :;4S.S206 art 5. ConstructJon. 548-05!2
ment wcrtc, yrd cln-ups & pruning , 18 yrs exp. 1!377835. Low rates. Free Wall covenng. pa1ol1ng or Have somethlng you want
Uc'd/Bonded 968-7711, est. 536-4780, ~ wall papenng. For add1 to sell" Classified ads do
646-4871 Want Ads Call 642-5678 llonal 1ruor call 543-8206 at well. 642·5678
Service Call .,
642-5678
bt. l22 --------
Lolt&'-d 5300 ,. .... , 5350 H..,w ... ted 7100 HelpWo..ted 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HetpWOftted 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HlfpW..ted 7 100 HllpW..e.cl 1roo .................... ~ ......................................................................................................................................................................................... ,
Found OI' lost a pet'! Call PRE LAW student needs
Special Pals Hotline. $25,000. Will do anything
714ft'1'2.123S, 213/2.58-7398 Legal. Con f ide n taa I
G Id -DVM. P.O. Box 3242, LOST: 9/14, lg o en N.8. 92663. female, Retriever.
Balboa & 12th, N.B.
Reward. 556-5855 or
6n3)16
Lost: Orange lnghr M cal.
blue collar w /tugs.
Woodbridge area
559-&119.
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCALL ONLY
Days ...... ....
631-2140
GOLDIH CillL
ACCOUNTANT CPA Aceowtileg Clertl
1be Nwpt Bch ore or our Ace.ts payable clerk. ex·
rapidly growing 2 ore JO perieoced in processmg
person CPA firm has an vendor's invoices, DP in
opening ror a staff ac· put & coding. Excellent
countant. Top level rrlnge benefiti..
salary & benefits ofrered Corporate offi ce an
wtsome travel req. 1·2 Anaheim Stadium area
yrs ol r~nt audit & tax Call ror appl. 9-12 only.
exper prererred. Send re-714/937-5020. Betty. sume lo: Stegall, Parke, 1
Guptill & Co. 3388 Via ~CCOUNTANT. CPA or Udo, Ste SOO, Newport CPA candidate with 2-3
8ch. Ca. 92663. yn public accounting ex·
Admin/Prof Adlts
Signif. alt. mc. p1t. r1t
Own bu s . Mkt
1ng/Mngmt. I 'ntl/local.
$100 refund. invest.
$7·Di2
ADMINASST
Shrf $1050
Behind every successful
man, there's a woman.
but s h e has to be
creative, outgoing, &
• ASSEMILYS *
•TRAINHS•
Orange County mrgr oC
elearo mechanical pro
ducts is seekmg tramees
Cor day sh11\ to assemble
electronic swatches & dis ·
plays. Apply in person
... .... Speclalitifl
1640 Monrovia, C.M.
64.2·24Z7
E.O.E.
wtth a magJcal t~h on 1---------
NtAo MechcMic Banlung
Part time. pick your own TB.LB
hours. Sat or Sun OK. NEW ACCOU .. TS
gd pos Cor rellred miln Part time perma nent.
SS SO hr to start C M typing required W~ll
~ consider trainee call Cor
Al.11'0MOTJVE app·t J oan Marselle.
m-~1 * LOTMEH! Mutual Savings & Loan
<llevy dealer oCfers Cull 570Cam.i.node EBtrella ume, permanent pos1t1on sanClemcnte
t.o young men to assist Equal Oppor Emplyr
new & used sales depart 1--~-----menta in maLDtenance of
lieauty
MANICURIST
Daruel 'i., 846-5534
BEAUTY O Pt:RATOR
Rent space & earn mOl"C
Leading Cdm Salem
644· 7321 or SS2 0943
BEAUTY OPERATOR
wanted. rent !>talion.
Pam ':. New Im -.gc
964-Srn
Beauty Lost: Golden Retriever
puppy, 6 mos. old. ans. lo Mellow. Gr een Valley
area. Reward 968·9818. •FOXY LADY* Otrl'CAU. ONLY
per ICJUlbt for pos with •a-~·--._ . .,•-ft -.. -----1 Orange Co office sm na· '"'""""'-·-Uonal CPA firm to work
the typewnter . Group
medical. life. disability.
tuition reimbursement .
Call Dolly 640·6055
Coast.al PenoMel Agen-
cy, Z790 Harbor, C.M.
ASSEMBLERS inventory See Sales
Mgr
HOWARD CIM•rolet
Dove" Quail St.s
NEWPORT BEACH
TD.LERS
St ylist & Ai.s1stant
needed an youn g otg
~vc salon Robert &
Taylor. 646-7197
lollt REW ARD "t Chow. ~ Shepherd. tan w/blk
face. male, 5 mo. Call
9151-m. or-..1110,
Loat docs : Ar1han
boamda. M. l)'n .. bloode.
F. 10yrs., blonde w /blk
mask, injund left rear
lee, req. med. F.V. Call .aas dys. or 848·62'Tl
pm.
FOUND in phone booth
3:itb St. NB. I set ol slds.
1 VW key• bae key. C&ll
• kteatify. 175-2873 or
~350.
Found: M. SbeplHLlalde,
•972-1131•
•LORI'S• WE 'RE#!
OPEN24bn DAJLY
9113-!ID> 836-0104
AFreoch Delight
LIMAM DE LARUE
EiCORTS 24 HRS
~9820 836-0104
TOMMY1S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
off·wbt, docked tall. Prof. Musage by Steve.
548-1295,883-3102 U c'd T herapist.. N.8 .
Loet: Sm. brwn poodle, 4:30-9:30, Appl. Only.
CM. Rwrd ofnl! 545-5109 548-2817. _
or 645--5333, ext.~. 9im lady 3().~ wanted by
Found Laguna Halls, former dance teacher
behind Wild West store, now mto disco 731-9182
female puppy. black & _~_om_. __
tan, <She pherd-Husky Abu 5 e d p a r c n 1 !>
llllX? )768-4732 Anonymous announces
hoiOIWlb 5350 2nd public m cetinR. •••!~•••••••••••••••••• Thurs Oct. 25, 8PM. 611 .r-.., Heliotrope, CDM . Dis * * * * * * * cussion topic: 10 'fhmgs
*** Haff y llrfhdoy
01' Bee
CAN1 BELIEVE
YOU'IE REALLY
40!
tn..IM
~u~als
"'"•A tt.ppy!!
******
*·*"" * WANTED: Female to
share expenSe:s of 2 week
stay ia 'l'abitr, Dec 22 to
Jan 5th. Call Barry
979-1017
That On ve Parents
Crazy & What to Do
About Them Featured
speaker , Or Tom
Woods. For further tn·
Cormauon c!all 644·5441
ADLT X MOVIES
RB·S8-VllS-BTMX
DUFF'S· KAR EN.
894.5364
GnatC~y
ESCORTS
24 Hrs. 641-0180
MC/VISA
r.. sowl Senlcn 5360 .......................
BRASS KEY
CATERING TO YOUR
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
EXQUISITE ESCORTS * 661-2111 *
NOWHJRING T....... 5450 ....................... ~MASSAGE Bob.J...-.•Uc llllSHUJ' ~ Fare Airline Coupons
Oaleall .. U.41f.5lll .u.rican 6: United. Sell ---------· .. each. ot trade no
eacb.tll0-7?J11
MlslMll ..... uUI. m CuUao Real r..a.m1 &e; PUUyllc. ACCOUNTIM5CLIRll
__ iar_11 __ .-___ • -._-_m,_.__1 Procml in..tcee, baDdle
..U.IOt~ ......
W/accouUa-1 auttes. ~1 ... A Xendawla IDl .. E.O.E.
AM 1• ,.,-able tliert.
Newporl lea ch ... ,, • rlnD bu im~
....... Ol*'lnl f« ac·
comta PAY•ble clerk.
...... 1 ... a.ti,,.
.... It Ol*'MI 10 Uy bJ toaeb. Good co.
...,.. • MIUT. '• .-. call ~ ext •.s.o.z.
10 tax dept. Send resume
to: Lester Willi & Co.
1000 Dove St. Ste 105.
Newport Beach, CA 92660 Never a fee
ttlCHANICAL ----
<ll'wntu Savanp, .l pro-
At!TOMOTIVE gresa1ve organ1ut1on,
ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS
--------• ADVERTISING SALES a--1n Experienced pref but
ASSEMBLY M.i.nimwn experience N.!·
quired, will train. High
achooi auto shop course
helplW.
PADS has growUi opportun1t1es
CQM1"lltPIRSOM avai.lab&e in iU Anaheim
Ora•9• Co11ety la ""'""' • wlll train. Generous
11111'r 1• Alld so _.. AC='MG straight comm. La1 Sch
DeaMnbip or ~H· admio1strative ofhces.
lllllDl _... e•crien~ ,,._ paatUonl offer a
~ _fl11~-4M4-._~~---..--bMlltiN wortL environ-~ Call G n al D9lt. top salary aod out· 640-6444 •-.Inc benefu 1nclud-we•re
AOllaRT llRLF'B
account~
There are many new
firms moving into the
Orao,e Count y area
bnng1n1 about an in·
creaaing demand ror ex-
perienced Accounting
and Data Processing
penonnel.
loaldlupen
Acc0t Hwg Clerb
Dataflttry
'1./P Operators
U you .ue not aw1tre or
the bener1ts of workmg
tempor11ry -gave us a
call or VISJt us at our new
local100. We will be hap
py to discuss 1t with you
We are located m the·
OOLDWELL BANKER
BUILDING
Suite 11200 z:m No. Broadway
Santa Ana
'7141135-4103
Free Parking
Unique retail nursery
needs a s harp, ex·
~rlenced person for
varied bookkeepin g
duties. Thi4 ia a good op·
port\mlty to expand your ~skills. Plea.se
apply in J>Frson. Mon tbru Fri. 8alil-Spm.
ROGER'S
GARDENS
2301 Sa.o Joaquin
Hills Road
COM 640-5944
Accamtieg Clertl
We are seeking a reliable
JJerson with an apl1lud<'
ror numbers, typinl{, &
caJcuUilor skills to JOtn our Accounting Dtpart·
ment. Some a ccounts re·
celvable experience
helpful. El1JOY excellent
company benefits inrlud
ing a free meal per day
Apply 9am·noon, Mon
Fri, Personnel.
MARRIOTT HOTEL
900 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach. E.0.E
ACCTS/PAYAILE ca.sue
Local Real FAtale hnn
seek s exp 'd . A c
cts/Payable Clerk for
various ofc duties, in· ~~~~~~~~~I cludin& typing" nung. Xlnt. fringe benefits.
Call Walker & Lee.
Ptnoftnel Dept. for 11 ppt.
71~EOE
What's Your Trade?
$1.111 per Day
Thal 's UttJe to pay
fer an ad in the Daily Pilot
Service D\rect.ory that can
estatiish your prof esslonal
idenUly. For more in·
ramaUon call 642·5678.
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
CLERK
Fluor has Immediate openings for
Accounls Payable Clert(s. Minimum
2 years experience in auditing
vendOr invoices to purchase orders
& experience with 10.key electronic
calculator. Wort< very detailed
Fluor offers a good benefit package
& salary progression. Progress with
FLUOR by calling for appointment
Immediately:
lonfll• Stoctctoft
(714) 975-2121
FLUOl INGINllll
•CONlllUCTOllJ INC.
SUS flllcMltolt DrM
ntne, CA tl7IO
ADVERTISING ----------1na dental. compa ny
SALES
'The o.11)' PiJol hH an
immediate opening for a
sal esper son w ilh newspaper diap~y ad·
vertialng experience .
Good salar y , com ·
missions, and excellent
Cringe benerlts. Ex·
celle nt growth op ·
portunities Cor a person
with career ambitions.
call for appointment
We otrer competitive
salaries and e~c:ellenl
company benefits lnclud·
in£ paid medical, dental
and life Insurance.
APPLY IN PERSON
AU'IOlllD11VE
SHUTTLEIUS
DmYa
Must IMlve Sood dnvrna record 6: v aJJ d C• 11 f
dnver"s hcrn.R See Ken
Campbe!J.
Plid C¥'eer llPP.,... and
Cree parking Typin2 of Boat cleaning itbQ\l~
U wpm • nd g ood wattt. fuJI &1me. ~~
CUl&aaMf" retatMJM s tills ..ar1an1 prl IW2..o&71..,.
are requ1red. Six months SltL or banking t'X BOAT Q.EANER · Adult
penmce as prelerred. ~orfem Callwkdfr LEAi SIEGLER
Tl.AH SPORT
DYNAMICS
... bul we wtU tra111 the ragbt 642...f783
Or-.. Coast
DaityPflot
714.642-4321
Ext277
Equal Oppty ~mpl~r:_-
AMllTIOUS?
U you're young. conf1·
deot & have the ability to
tJunk qwckly ;,nd are
looking for a gcncrou!> in-come. Call now 540-4023
blwntatl. Mr. Stone.
31.Jl West Segerstrom
Santa Ana, CA
E.0 .E. m /f1h
ASSEMILEtlS
We will train Apply
7a m . Ma t·Gr eS?or
Yachts 1631 Plarcntia.
CM -----Ass 't muna 1te r &
salespeople wanted Cor
high volu m e retail
handcraft itiCl store Ap
ply m person bet 10-S.
Fri Sun Earthc raft
27000 Crown Val ley
Prkwy, M 1ssion V1e111
Mall.
ATT&fTIO .. TRA va
GALS-GUYS
~ .... Harbor Blvd
cai1'A MESA
person. For an 1nterv1ew
appointment, pleue call
Mrs Maxw t>ll Jl
ns.1101
Babysitters wanted Over ,
18 w recs Needed for C I ll+a S.•Mep
days & eves in my home mid Lo. Assocletioa
631-0130 Equal Opportuntt)
---Employer M , F
Babysatler. 16 mo boy. J 1---------day w~ After 6pm
631·3451
Babysitter for 13 mo old
boy . Mon Wed F r i
8 ~m·I :.>pm-~ 7834
Banlang
TB.LB
NEW ACCOUNTS
Permanent. part tame.
hght typing Wall con
sider trainee C.:all for
apPt
Mulllll Savings & Loan
Coronadel Mar
Mr Conopasl 675·5010
Equal Op-por Empl) r
PART TIME
TB.LER
AMweriftC) Senice
PBX operators for a
telephone 11nswerin~
service experienced or
will tram. Full lime or
pan ume shifts ava1la
ble. Days. afternoon·
evenings or grave yanl
Must be able to work
some weekends. Typing
3S wpm. reqt.l.lred. Many
co. benerits available.
Please call Mon-Fri.
Large concern has open
uip for 20 sharp people
to travel w/fon group ---------
An ex('ellenl t•1tr~1 oµ
porturut> •~ t·urrenlly
available Cor .an 1n
dJV1dual who desires part
ume employml·nt J day:-.
per week Tue~da y .
Thurl>da). Sdturday
1lus is ;r new po:.1llon 1n
our new branrh located
m Corona Del Mar IC you
are lookmg ror J pre·
sug>ous position ll nd en·
JOY workmg with the
public. please call Mr
Charles Rymu n at 1714 I
598-1.878 Fashion Island area
Costa Mesa area
Airport area
Cal I 543-4230
M/F E.O.E
APT MANAGER
For SS units m C..:Oi;ta
Mesa. Ex per 'd couple
Wife bkkpg e xp
Husband malnt. exp.
CaJl 6-42·5073 or <213 l
86S-311Sl
ASSEHILHS
lMdiGI O.C. electronics
ndg co. tw the follow· 1111 requirement.a:
"9cf1'-A.l11 .. I• "'11 a111e1Dble P.C.B.d'a
from u1 'y DWG's or
ICbemaUca. Must know
relisWr oolor codft. Mi I
eneodiDI of capacitors.
wire routine 6: cabk H ·
sembly Assembly, of
around the entire US &
return. No exper nee 2
weeks expense pd in
Sate training program.
All transportallon &
lod«ilnl furn Apphcants
should be neat, single &
ready to leave 1mmed.
For peraooal 1oter v1ew
call Mn. Wise 712-1520
ATTINTIOM
110ro .. ,.
No bper. MK•n.
U YoU are new to Costa
Mesa. temporanly dis·
t'OIK.lnuin& your educ•·
Uon. ~Y discharsed from the service. or for
~reason seeking tom·
porary or career work,
CUlSider thla unique OP·
portunily
Y•C•lmnt
SZ 16 Pw Wk
BANK.lNG
TB.I.ER
Q>rnmercial bank Teller
~eoce necessary ror
this hall time, permanent
pos1t1on. Courtesy &
quality s ervice t o
customers a must We
have a very rnendly Slaff
& customers
Good opporlun1ty lo
work m a chalJengmg &
professional environ
ment. Good salary &
benefits for qualified
penon.
Preftt pre\·1~ 1:11.,h1er
1ng or bankanl( b.1ck
ground.
BRENTWOOD
SAVINGS&
LOAN
F.qual Opportuntty
Employer M I F
Applicants should con·
la(.1; Barber Stylist to m11nage
pa.rt·time. '31·9517. Tues·
Fri, 9-6, Sat/ 9·5. eves.
S..Bll. AM&llAU....
714/752-0600 lat. ll BARMAIDS · Mature. de·
MANUFACTUUR! ~~ ~:··~.~~6
.... Pauy
l20l Dove Street. N 8 ---'-------.:--.• i 0ppor Employer BARMAID. AfTRAC ..,_. TlVE. Must be n
thawl..Uc. CALL 846-9935 connectors & crtmp10g The women and men we
c o o n e c t o r P In • looldn f be Bankiftl Knowled1e of NASA are 1 °" m ay ~ Baall 8ARllAJD6 CZ > beer & Solderin1. Ability to tired al typlnc, foldin& 8Mk TeUen :re: wine only. Call 0for appt.
leant wave solderln1. =r:;.;::~':rUraf.= c.&le(tloea 'caerlill 6: •~IAM·lOAll.
llhtlsnum ~ yrs. es-tacome. orll w,ltb Bootkee~for lbeir BM• c . ,... ume. App-~. ,.... people. R.Pcfad· ~ •a TOf'O ~ lD ,....... to: ant
'9 I t' /Ill•"" ••u t ........ If k • •· cm&ad 01111re Dr. El Taro: Mlllluvea ...... •ol JO'I .. 11 Cll' ow.-Md .loaa Owe 4t 4·MOO.
1 *n. aolderln1 H · MUict be available , lo &.O.E. llAllTICIAM
,_.. .... Wiil be r•· "-' ~ lannecUMety, ~-Nia,... r. w foll.
.....-to wt,., toklel\ ~ .... ,btwnt:aw:•. --=·-=-·-·•, ~--· eoa1 • ..-. ... emble • lOYC~·UP .,._ .,..,---
PCll'l r ..... lralllml .a..-Wll4 pit forlr'OW·
BDc*Ueper, full charge
Expenence an restaurant
acct ·g. daily repor\B,
acct's receivable. acct ·s
payable. manue1
payroll. Pos1l1on open in
Dana Pt f-'or Job '"
lervleW call 213/630-QQI
Ask for Norman
looldn e pie g/Clertl
Tull ltmt'. exper help"11
but not nee Many 1:0
beneC1ts Apply at 166(1
Placentia. Co!.ta Mesa
IOOtclCE.EPBl
Coaunerc1al contractor
~ :;tronl(. dependa
blebookkeilper to handle
At P computenzed P/R,
payment requests & iii
vomng Construrtaon eJC
pc nence prercrred
Salaq open Se nd
Resum('
J RaS' <.:.onstrucllon lA>
188 !: 17th St. Cogta
Mesa. 92627 Attn. PM
KimmeJ
BO<»CKEEPER · F /C, tor
lrv-' area rllentel. Real
&late construclloo ex
per reqd Salary comm
w e ~Pl' r Ev an M
Grub er C PA..
TI4-964·2714
Boddteep1ng & general of
fice wack Hrs 8·l2>30
Bookkeeper who can be
e.JeeUtive ass1slanl for
one m an Laguna
Qinstnll'Uon office. Top
pay Minimum 10 yrs
bUUnm8 e xper + re
fermcee. 494-9898.
BOOTH ATTENDENT-Owr 11. Judy or Harvey,
Newport Arches h!:irina,
3333 W. Coast Hwy, Nwpt
Bcb.
Bulloc" 's Sou th Co,1st
Pina bas immediate
apenmp for mainteun
ce/baodyman, 1t.oc:kpeo·
ple. ft c\lltodlaoa. Full ~ beMlit.a availa·
ble. A,pply Bulloek ••••
N. Bri-.ol, 0>9ta 11..-0r c.aa..ai. •BUlllo:SSllAN ..... CIDllPle to ......... bMl· _Pllt..._ • .-
8rl C ........ ,.,.: 2 ·-w .. '*" Umere, .... ............
c.fllter1a belp waa\ejl .
.... P\1 ... 2:30. .~
m.ml 11111._. nail. -.o. ,._ ... 11111 caa1 '**· Allor .. ......,
plJat; ·~~~~~~~~ •·"=--•• ~UDOllAlllPASRIONS Cafeteria Employ .... ...._Spell ... • r: ,,_,_ WViaLldo,N.I . da11. ulad upi.
l•llciarori• llli/IJoDeWlerwan&ed, wlD C I f "-11 11 ...,. '° ..... for a.1r llllpful, Oeod bene • a.a. 11 .... tlll7 tnln. mitt have driven ·-~ •~ "1Ult la o&W ttilaLed c.n for appt. '11-1 • TMftU.1117 Uc..-i. ..UI mTorv ..W..m.1'70. 1 m-. 't
....
~.~~.....?!..~~~!'!:~~~~~=r~'
COii.WW••• ---•v'n' •••H n : ~ 111 'f --............ ,/dee ,, ........ "·---nm~nmmu
cm111Sllllf ..
llCMfT ALOM6SIDI
OfflCI OVBLOAD
,,.,.. .. *-a... """ ................ . ._.~Null pre· Jor rttldtaUal laome cltloa parte • food :'.,W.~T.~cll•: m1 .. 1I 4Htarl 1 a ..:...;::=.;;~--------..;;.;;;;;~;.._.;.._---
fUN ............ ,,, ......
WeOfts:
'•'-I i•••W-'
We have opened our permanent
placement ervl~e and we are ready
lo erve you. Mf CM&-.t714f 111·"41
Ga DaOP .............
..-., aa led vlclual .... Gd co.~• Cl'fTTPIST ft>Al~,de· =';c~~ OurpoeMJoorequineaC• Dlll*T • .::r;.~
,-hble, Md JOH••• CJllllllld at ~ typ(al 1kJUt of I:. °::ured •elco ...
a pltll•Dl cooperatlve S.Jl. ENOUQDDfG ... ..,..., Pnv.._ lJP-.... 0 ". NB --. AA ,....Uty. TIM ldtal •'-·Pl .,8 I i ltb ~ °" tlilllt•'-1'-" •• " caacllclatt wlll be IMProdur.-•"" •I exper •DU • 5Pll.•mf·,. J• uz.a114 pYrC:bMe Olden ~ aalet • ,_..bit for all d.ia· -clocullMata taetptul. We DEUVDYPSUON ~ .........
Aec1t Clllta . luupl I ta
IU I Ill Oflet
4121 Westerly Place. Suite lO'l
Newport Beach
ut&uUon of laco•lM OOU llGESTUDt:NTS di•• Jlblt eotrY '9vel w-..: .. 11 U.. In·
man. ~k.,.., •ala· l.DveotorJ • Ideal op· ~ &oocl 1alary • te r Io r d • c or • tor l.abllDI olft~ .....V ba· portualty . flexibl e benaftU. MP11 at f\ralauredllivef'1penon
CAl81SI: ApflJ la ,., •••• Crown
......... "" &. <JN•t lllf1.Qal.
DIAll .. to••• AelMCY
A Drake International Company
uotor1 . operate ............ •• per br.. iet•, WeiHr 1 m S..J'UM apMtruo.
lelecopler • hep• a1aarp Loeb, OMaioDot Nocrla Somu&ore -w•are
...._. ~ ... ~~ ~~.J~ ~. 5556 llcFld· • some lHtallatloo 1D adidlUon --__ ,,. c 11 ..._ Humia ... ca Ba1c.b. 1 --gs-...teaee not reqlllres 1 moderate •·---· · · i.0£.• ;;:w ,:;;;;..,.. Noa· ~~llft.lna C501a.. Comm e r cial Fisb emoker pref•rred.
C••••• ' ., s.. ,..... ... ....... ~. ---1 BU81Dess entel' Drive '--'" .. --~··°"'~ t!IM•r al atulek '• Irvine _,.CLmS a.11u . ...._ ._... 712~ 1.0.L ,__.,_.
~ ..._ MIMr•. trMMd'a&e t.ralaee l>O'I ·
a.teal ca•DDK ~
or11111n), mustiaveown l'llleler. 2 yrs. n · aJB'IODIAN ·From S to SalarY open. Call for car• a valid Calif. perieoceoeceaury.Allo lOpm. lloo-rrt. at tipllt. (714)m-21121.
driven Uceme. We offer entalls some Uftin&. University MWeUcCbab. I\~~;...;.;.;;.;;.;...;.._ ___ _
an outatandin& com· c 0 u n t e r w o r k . $710Uoa _,...., & STOC.
penntlon/be neflts Relt:1encei p&eue. $3.75 .,.,..,..,_,._..... NI time. Xlat beneftta.
packap with excdleol haurty A.-.1.y in penon -··-" ..,., be 11 yrs. High ..... iaU1 ~··-••I Uom °'*' fOf accurate 11 1 llkw. ~ \y'pilt. 0.. position re-
,.._ • .odler rela'*I Oencal qwrea calcialator ex·
..... Xlat compaay BICWa.....,...olour CAL perieace
-.tit• pack•I• A• ~Newport ceai.r We olfu a C001enh1l en· -...a °"1t1 eoapk)y..-· F1 .. acaal ti rm Tbe UEPRINJ Y\mYDIJal fl ~workers. Ooa ta ct II r . £ Y tt t foUowta& PM1Uoea are aood beoefils • future a-Mk .,_.1 vallafll\e: growth PQUoUal. P\eaae
ATORS call me for further de-
ONr ~":t·d. Co. ACCOUMn OPER taUa et· .,...
... llla-o Car Wash. -=-vAILICLllll Immediate openaoas
.. e.rt.rll,Clll. ~ accountlq ex· reQWinl &ood clerical 714/132-3560 •-.-:_-.-.~-.-.-.-,,;-.-.-.-.-,:-1111 ~oreducatioode· llldlla. Dudes include hi· ed. Z29
C.IDS
UTVTIM
-llARKETS
alrable. ing and running or TUSTlN a.me.AL TaAIMll blueprints. OE u /F H
1'bil la an entry level 1 • .iiiiEiiii.iii·-·····-·'iiiiii· -position in Uae mail, We otrer exce.llent com· 1•
micro-ftlm. fl file dept. pany paid benefits In· Qerical ~jobbackpouod eluding medJcaJ, dental SAL6
desirable but not re-~ life luurance for COOBIMATOI
Qlllred. i.t. 2nd .. 6 Jrd. employees and depen· w-..n .......... ,, a lead· llliiltaavallaMe dents. Pleue apply in ~ 8f -DOW available ._ _..__..41 penon. ln• electronics firm ,_ fWI ume uaiatut ••---· located ln the Orange
•_... _... a. ........ CASHI• ~ aiiport area. b .. v• • -• ~. Ira• SBLEI ~1-.. f lllMl. Noeaperienee nee. TWa PM!tloa involves Lu.I immedi•te ._...... or • .,... a.rt sa.,10 to.. problem 90lriDI related Individual wbo enjoys P* ....... Mhwemeat to aeewitlu uansac-'ft.AMSPOl.T chal"m&e ln a atiauda\· ..,...emH1 ror maaace-Uou. Previous stock D~S iQs. ll'O'Wtb oriented en·
.-.. It .... ao 9$.50 brolleraa.e firm U · 3111 W•Setentrom v\ronmlal. ,_ taow W qaallfted. For plrialca •lrable. Your dutiel ln CMar Sales .................. Ii lD· .. SOiia Cl.llll 5am.a Au, CA ~ wU1 U.Clllde ~. • flH or cau A lttlllt to die penaa-F.qual ()pport.u.n1l.y orpmat., • c:oordlnat·
lN/531..-.0. Wlll lo-ml rep. ~ 6 com-eo-i..yer m /f/b lnc ..a. acilvttles for
...., • S.&urclays by ~atiofi lkiDa impor-~~....._,~~~~~~~! ...Jtned sal• re1k>D. = 3 rt .__ -=hlmdlml ---all lnqulra. re·
Oppar Employer A.D.P. olfers excellent iardlnl price quotu.
... dit" "'-:--• spec Nriews • ieneral WOl'a.aDI COD IODS, a ~·..-ioformetion alonl with cb.uoc GLAZER No dM'&encinlenviroameol 14¥1MTORY heavy Interface with
aper. nee. No. E. C.11. ==."91' 11 saJary CLBICS Sa 1 ea II a o a g e r s .
.__ f'IMleapplydailyorcall Representatives. &
Leslie Neal at: Register now for special Customers. Requires CHILD CARE-Tues. inventories coming up. general oUice back·
1"urs mornings. l·tyr A.D.P. Thenextonewillbe ground with good typing
old girl. CdM.eves ~SIO.._. WEDOCT 31 skills. Previous inside
67S-Q99 ..-~ " Hours: 7:4>-am·4.30pm salesexl)en encehelpful
Ctrild Care/Housekeeper SERVICES Must be 18 years old. call We offer co mpetitive
Mature women needed to today ror appt salanes/fnngc benefits u.>NewportCenterDr. -OO .. S ApplytoPerl!Onnel care for 2 school age 1tirls 644-4360 ext 263. 55 7 .. W-"--Dl~al Ii do house work. Wkdya E o E ... m~ _,. ~ Must drive own ----·-· · COf'poratioa
car. References. i.---------l"'T\. Lf r\':. 312JI Red HUI. CM S.--3771 a..ERICAL U \• I \-\l"Or R.ed Hill & B1o1ker I
---------I tEMPOl!MYPfl!SONNU SllMCIS t71 4l 557-3550
l72l lirch StrHt Dealgnmg Technology
Hewpori .. ech ForTbe Future E .0 .E.
i..auaa Beacb elec·
tronica mf&r. needs
&harp person t.o baod.le
CUlloawr service. order
procesain& fo: heavy cor·
respondence in our
marketing dept. Tyl)e SS
wpm .. mkting, die·
lapbone exp. a +.We of·
ftt x1nl pay & benefits.
Ae.ecall for app't.
TELONIC/ BERKELEY
496-9401
E.0.£.
Clerical
Office help for billing
dept. Must type & use
calculator
TEC HNI CAL
PUBLISHIN G
SYSTEMS
2ZIOS. Dupant Dr.
Aoabelm. 9Zll06
714/117.QAl
Equal ()ppor Employer
workln& surrouodi111s. Camm~r. Sea Foodi Part Ume for HarbOr 1\me.. • E. l1tlL St. See
For 1mmed1ate con · I.Ac. 145 E. Braodway. sea cburcb. Late aft.er· a.old sadera&Joa please call for c 11 noon • eves. Call Fred. ..:..=:;.;:;:;;;;__ ____ _
u appt. or apply In . . 631·29> DELIVERY DRIVE~ -
person : Gena Mezo CoalpaLerpbol.ooperator. --------aood driving record .
114/97~L808. No et p er I e n c e CUST+l"UM•.,. Oallf. driven Ile. Full-~-Outeoinl ln· VVUIU"" time. C11 BluelJrioL lllO
dividual only. 10 hr day NI Ume and pert time f'laceatia. 56-55Tl
.\fftrmat1ve Ac t ion
Employer
a.ERK. counter fo: phone
orders tor Draflln~ & Graphic Art Supphea.
F /time. Neat ap ·
pt'arance. Typing
he l pful . Ma ster
Blueprint, Zl4 Fischer.
Cll.~9373
llon tbru Thurs. So. janitorial custodial pos1 -
Cou l Pla&a Mall . i.-.. available al abop·
CZl.3)379-2142. ptne center apartment
~ Ii marina for
Newport Beat"h •Irvine.
Ex«llent benefits in·
duding free health 6 llfe
illlurancie for full Ume.
Some po&it.ioos have nex·
i.ble hours. Apply at the ,
COOKS. ASST. For S unflo wer E arl y
Achievement Center.
Senta An.a, ~:so. ask
for Carla
COOll
PART1111E niCbLs avail. experience
nee. Alll>IY in person
nt1•YIMICO um CameJback
Newport Beacb, M4.fm6
Equal ()ppor Employer
CJ.ERK/SEC · Part-time
leading lo rull-tlme. --~ 4oner. CUSTOOIAM hnmed. openio& for ~ ~IF"' moti v ated work -.... ,, ~•·· Immediate opening for
Delivery llao . LA.n.a:a-. S days per
week. liloo·Fri. um to
&am. s:m per mo. Call
~lor646-1W.
DEl.JVERY·TOP PAY
NO SELLING. Must be
18 or over. own tram;,
4 :30-9p m . Mon-Fri. ~--0811 call btwn. 1·9
p.rn.
DIMOHSDATOIS
Fti-Sal. lOam to &pm.
Work near your home. =. foods " small ances. Tl41768-SS73
QI' %13f1Al.).1000.
orielltat.ed penon \n our tmlDtwloed mature 1ndlv1dual in· fut peee Joan brk& co. ...,,,_ t.enmt.ed in work.inl for a Deatal Office needs part
Ab\ ll t y t o c o p e ~~~~~~~~ lll&b •edaan4oCY. oeoole time dertt typist. Good w /preseu re . Deal ~ oriented company. We typ6nc stil.la required & llfllllCS wtvaried penouliU. • O:lc*. rt1Mf °' ,.n time. need a dependable attft!tion to detail. Ap· wUliGC '°Mam. No ~1-l Week aJ1bU a.od/ or ~who wW uaiat ln prox 12·15 hours per
I'll ftl(! v1ous esper. nee. WU ......._~bl per900 tbe custodial maln· week.H.B.M24131 .
llRLU tra.ln. PromoOCluJ OI)· •Ulm°'.,._ Jpm.. Ask &..-. ol as facWty. ' ~fe Salary QPeD. larPltsLeBlarrib.,414 Prior )aaltoria• es-DIMTAL
Due to our ua:apreeedeut· o.u MO-ILtSO • N. Ne• P 0 rt 8 1¥ ct . perietlee • abiUtJ lo Peri~t needs full ed 1rowtb, HamUlon .....,. open&e no.-Wier re-U me aulataat. lh·
Electro Sales, tbe na· Clift 'JYp61ta. Prior omce Q1AncL We .offer com-,_..... IMila ~-
llooal leader io elec· ~. aood lypin& --------petillve 1alar11frin1e tf. X.ntJ cer\18Cate re-t.roaic component di•· akilla at ability to operate beDef1'a wb1cb Include Q&Ued. Eitperteace pre·
tribulion baa several 10 key deslra~. Good ..iary review every l.20 hrred. Excellent
clerical openings avaUa· co. benefit.a For appl dQs. ~Y paid hfe. beoehta. Salary open.
ble in its brand oew c all 6 40·4580 ~xt medical fo: dental in· tlB.area.Ma-6131
Costa Mes.a branch loca-:.m .. E.O.E. surance. cudit union. 9
lion. Experience Is Cl k - ---N.._.__. imm .... ·ately for pe.id hohdays, s1clt leave. h e Ip { u I b u t n o l er ·typist permanent <>101-.i "'" l week vacat.ioo aflt!r 8
necessary. Pos1t1ons position. SOOOwpm. Kd opem.ngofexclliagNEW months . & a unique
vary in r espons1bihty workmt'( cond & benefit:.. e m p I o ye e l> t or It
from entry level to start S650 Mon-Fri. 9am Sl'lt'ilDalma ownership plan. Apply to ~tomer servu.·e. We or !>pm m.221_0____ USTAUUMT Personnel.
fer excellent s tart in~ •Q.SlK TYL'tST• On Newport Bay Wnten l»cJihl'
sal:aries with provu11on:. COi atf fcr 5 1Jl<.'reasesyoorr1rst Leading Oran~e County Ext"ellent t"ompany ~~
Demt.al Asal.st.ant. exper'd
1cludes 2 eves & Sal A. M
C.M 646·2411 ask for
Jay~----
~~ ..
F,Kpenenced reqwred 4
days. salary $900 lo
SLCKXI 64.>751l>.
W 1 rf Mfiu c-ompany M~kin~ ,__...1-11.S •. workJ.oa ron 31.28 Red Hall. CM years e a so 0 er a 1nd1v1duals for clerk uaJCJ .. " ICOr Red I-WI & Balceri DenlaJ Assistant
d ental. m a te r n ity. typist pos1t1oni.. Mus t di~. Apply in person "141SS7-l5SO Expent>nced c ha1rs1de
Pension and life 1n ~)'S9am-4pm ll RDA Hu $800 •nrt t y p e 4 S w P m . Desagrung Technology 111 0 • s... • surance. Re:.poosab1ltt1es include 3333 W. Coat Hwy For1'be Futurr E 0 E _lfl8._9&>_l ___ _ CITYOF
NEWPORT
IEACK . --------·t !>\ease apply m person from t -3 al 17312 lYPln&. f1laog. general l~~t; .. ;•~ttOl~rt;;•;;cd;~~t======== DENTAL CKAIRSID~ clerical du&ies. 2 yn ea-I~ -. X·ra.Y lie, wiDba& to •SICMJMUIS
With• Without SH
•TYPISTS
•PIX ONIA TOI
•ACCTCLEUS
•IOOICllHPBS
•llEYPUHCH OPH
•CLEIUtS
ALSO
ACCTS llCllV AIU
Part time 12-4 in lovely
Newport Cenler com pany. Figure apUtude &
ltghttypulg.~ hour
Irvine Personnel Agenc)
488 E. 17th. Costa M~a
~?:IA--~~o ... ~~~~
Oerical
PENSION
CASE
PROCESSORS
frr-..nor
~I
Ealt.a:ao. lrvine. or call
(714)m-84
.w.11.TOH aECTaO
SALES
3\70 Pullman
Costa Mesa . CA
F.qual Opportunlly
p..-. ia cmeral ale pre-<X>OKS needed imm~. Olla -Temp '-n. ~ otMr Fri
fen"ed. Apply la penoo. far new r9taaraftt le So. -1 oft. Oal1 Mt-alal OI' en
t ....... s,.cWHes
1640 Moorovu1 CM
642 a4Z7
t; 0 F.
o-P\ua. SS7.a12 or DAT A Stt-... =· Call Don on OVERLOAD DENTAL Fl'ool Offlce .
HAS OfEMB> Es:penenced. eau art. 6. COSMETICS 96ll-5.:l>1 ____ _
nred ot ~ ror so-AH OFFICE IM DENTAL ASSISTANT -a.ril/T JPbt meone else., l.oolung lor MEWPOIT Cha 1rs1de 4 day work
7be City of Newport
Beach bu received fund·
ing for entry level Poe•·
lions under The Com-
prehensive Employment
& Tralrung Ac\ ICET A >
U you live in the City of
Newpon Beach at the
tlme you apply rot
emp6oyment & have been
unemployed for tbe re-
qi.ured peri~ or time. you may qwllify.
•GBBAL LAIOR
•TIME ASSIMILBS ~ ClerH'il l
Irut.uilly part ume with peq>&e interested m sltm .c•cH wedt. Xlnt pay w/bene full Ume potential. Hours ('art' & COIUDl!tlCS. I Aloe ~ b fr are 09.lble. Min 2 yrs Vera Pr odu c t~ l We WewtltMlllirilMJ Pnv. Npt lk · 0 ice.
Employer M /I-,
Pension Departme nt --------• needs 1nd1v1duals for
•PACllHS
Long & short tenn. holJ·
day & vacation pay.
Hospitahzalion availa-
ble.
A'nEHTIOH!
Typists -Clerks
Secretar ies
many aspects of Pension
Admjn1stration. Ba sic
math abaliUes reqwred.
Good opportunity lo
work In a rea or ex·
pan810n llnd growth.
Clertt o(fice expenence. 50-60 tnw1.By appt. ooly. 9am 20 OPBATOIS R.D.A. reqd 646-4868 __ _
Dupli cating Cl erk . wpm.Xltttopply.Call for to IDpm. can Joann. THISWIB J:)enl.al/Offlt"e Manager
Operations Dept M aJor appt. 752-8871. n4-915'7..sGB. E Toro area. 1 employee
Stock Brokerage 1''1rm CL E RK Ty p 1 ST / C'41me«o1ocY. od 5 people DATA dental olt" seeks replace ·
near O.C. Airport. Hrs. RECEPTIONIST For who.,.. Und of p~nt O¥al.OAD ment for employee leav-~ .... Call Mr. Dugan law offi ....... g-. cl· ..... cal to "'-'• •-___ tng Dec. Ability to wort ~· ~... "'" "''' OCClllP· ,_.. ao up • ts--.-Wlt.boulclose supervlsioo
PoslUom wiU be clerical,
non·derical & laboring.
&can be part Ume ll full
Uine. Part time pos\\ions
pay $3.M per hour, & full
time positions pay $633
mah. 1.JMtuire about the CET A
positkn by callblg the
Oty ~ Newport Beach
Personnel offlce a l
-.2101.
VOLT
I& ""f"J(UIAU• '•f •'"''' t '•
Call Today'''
Work Tomor row''' <Miel. am. pbooea. lecal comioe lat 1 c:oametlques llOa • ..,1.1. Pa1d training.
np. not req .• 35 hr wk. O>. Wll1 train. Sandy: ~,,_ can beliD tmmediately. Cl.BIS ~Airport a r ea . 9157.slZI. ~ty TJO.a>ll. We offer outs tanding --------
546-4741
3848Cempus Drive
<Acroes from
Jotm Wayne Airport)
working conditions and a
liberal benefits package.
U you qualify. please ap-
PlY Ul penon to:
Chi Equal ()ppor Employer PACIFIC
., ••JOe-l911r --------1N.B SS6·8SZO MUTUAL
C..reer oppor&ualtJ Q.ERICAL ORG 835·:f2~ 700NewportCent.erDr
*1}able to talented in-"f'R' •S.WllT..-EOE Newport Beach, Ca 92660
clvidual with fllgbt COO· P\eale see our ad today --------•! tjalfrst.onndeslp~!:' Wider' BanlDnJ. Colum· F.QualOpportuni\Y ....... Apply la ._._ "-..t--Haft eometbill« to sell" Empfoyer M/F
Cai tko.,t 11..::: • ....:..~.;.;;;..-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-.-.-Counter Clerk for Dlmal =.~r:: ~!~~~~ ~if~.:e~U::~a! Dlila~ 0 RT H 0 D 0 NT I C ~Wpm, 4 t.o 5 days ClfB oaotre area. 725-$421 WeAnlliriac: QIAlBSIDE MSIS'J'. __.. d -.....-.. =:-II .......... ..._ R.D.A. ,Pref. Apply per week. no •~en TI,..ST --· -_...,,,, *"51'10,~ ~~the atoq llar -.;w COUPLE w ANTED to • • •• c I • ,., ____ ...;._ ____ ---,--
........,. lmmedi.a• opeeUq for bdp maoqe am. buiti· & C • • P • t • r -• • .,._ lMIGiUILDHU. lndiridual wWa loocl of· -pert.time. ll&llt be O,ir••a. .,. _. Clerical= avail. l6IOS.Mi91e1Dr fa aid.Ill. esperieoce is -""-•toi..t'll.M2·Z347. p f I 1 T • lmmed. uires l yr __ .. ptftn'ecl. -,.. ,.. ••• • 1P dertealapr. andtJPe40 "':?:"--COURJUER tntftl aaa· SMff a ... .,.,,., a wpm. SUrttq .... 1368
7ll0 We dftt excelleat com· ey. Retiable .--, own T• II c ••MOW. 1Ji.wt17. QaU SSUW.. ext
pin)' beneCu. indud.in.C au-. Valid CA driven c.-c:ai..,.... m few appt. Orange :.:~a;b.. \;~!~--~--~·~-~·~~~~~! Canif\ed adadoit well.
.. 8oblrt ... ma; -.••••••••••••••••••1111!1 ht• AMoc. 1401 Quan Clerical I
s-aci medical. deMal aad ..._ ll·F, 1-tp, lln. 85 I •f09 I Co u D t 7 B a r b o r life \uuranc• for IQ.mbl ..... llT-CTC'f Mcir'plc-t.
fllllllllo)'... ud ..... CJlEDlT Slntml All Of Or....-Eqml Oppert. BmplJr. .. Newport Beau: • , ,
PACI AC
MUTUAL
A major life insurance
~ headquartered
in Newport Beach, baa
o~~!:nties for in· di "1tb stUJa and
1eneral office ex-
~ Jn lor more ol
&bl fal&owins areas:
•Typt.ti-Pull time
tam-4pm: Part time
1 n • •S.cr•tarles <need ... t'rd)
••ietical/..tb clerk ·~in& :c-..a~int
We laa•• immediate
•• el"Cl.lfYOUQU:::C: ...........
• ewtr I -la addl· U.to~ com-...,, ........... ........... :
l'IPa--•·~
"I BILP Wl!B
!Bl 11!1181"
-.11
~.1M\of !fEMPORARIES
TUnlM HIUY ........ ~I '" .... ' .... ~ ... " .... ...........
dldatr~r=l~~~~ INWSl'IGATOR Coat,, joba c:lon to ••t•HYAC ~-•.a-.._H d 11• · I for 1Clllrbome ~-... --.., . For ~ra· ...._... ,_._.AW'r .. SOE ..---· tJon.IPPl1le,...._. e.aperleaced loan in-Mnt_5,_,.e~ v.Uptoc wiUa buk. K.E. Mr. O.C. A.iJ11ort.
flaa.oce compaa7 or 1--------•1 Dllllll. TaJtDr 6.Auoc. WISBLD TIAMSPOIT
DYMAtlCS
mort111e company DATA 5tNi1M =~~::.!s~ NOCISSIM&
......... Salarf ~· ....
mens urate with ••· «>REXPDIENCED)
.... ca•ac• p e r ien ce . Pboae
n t 5• .oo 11.r. S&e.ba·
3131 West Setent.rom
Saala Ana, CA
E.O.E. M/P'/H ~~~~~~~1 ~ ... ~D~~-~~-
CLEllS
FULL TIME
MO W &1• ICI ••CBSA•Y
Huny I Immediate opmi.ngs
WILL learn various phues of st.on
·ope rations. Lots of customer
contact .
Apply ln penan t-lpm WeelldQa or
!Mpm Saturday A: Sunday ·
Excelleat c aree r op-
We .... aD immediate ~ lo WOf'k iD the
opetalDI la our NEW , lateraatl•aal bead· o-. .... 0..... ... = ia a compaay a.ck SorWr llaclailM ID__, nlated
()pent.or . ..._.: 1 Pll to 1&odlie .. 6 -riees. la-
4:» All. Pd eaemit;J d lYldeal mus t be = Sa.eelllllt etan.. ............ ba madaio·
NlarJ, ..... h111ka. la& 6iabric:atla1 of
mwClftkle. badwwe. 5 Yeen ea-
ror an laterview perlence i • electro-
p'-te call ......... desip. will
PATllAGILL dlect ~draw·
M5-5m iDI• re\aUna to l'De':h±• U....&vinl op·
tic, ••a•etic • ~ ~.,.. .... we .-.....:. oa.r ........ bneftt.5. ~~ w ... 6 a cnltlve eo· Ii vlroameot. Contact
PenH••I 157-ltll. Newport~&.~O~.&.~~~~
I ~ ? .. !;.• .?!!! ~?:~~ ..... ?!.~ ~?.1! .. ~ ..... ?!~ ~? ••• 1.!. •... ?!~I ~!. .. ' .. ~ .... .?~~ ~~!.~ ..... ?!~ ..;;;a-,;;;.;;;&0'~0o;;;;..;'°;;•;;;•-.4.,21 .... _,_..,. ___ ..,.......,..,.~--DM.---Y....,NDT.......,-...Mllill!!A~
N* 0 I ...... "" ..,. rAC'roaY TMDISIC: ....... Xlat GpptJ to ........... 7111 IMtWat • 11• w I • ,-. ~ 1 ~ "* .. ..... ' 'rs I , 1 wtlll . !!!PlemeDt inco••· ......... _ .. ._ ..... :;u; .................. , .. ..,. _____ ... ,.. · Ji.-.,........ ~•et eurow efflcer Olsea ... T•fJ. C'O General Wt 11 1 .. ,...._.,, -,_:,-;;-.,-----. ..... .. ..;;;::z=.:=:.:•:.::--=--• ..... ···~~;::z. .. , ...... ... ...... • •• •™rr ...... It.,, .. bn. "-, .... _UI DONUT IMOP •• n.,. a.o.a. cau .. ,. ~ '™" ur 6 &nurriter. I t .. Te lelr
• • ... I ...... Ptr ........ -FACTOllY T&AINSS: 11. OUI Coun1elors •re not on =~~OltHI I ,.,. , ....... ,
N • • •, • r 1 • • • mornca a.....,, • ,.._... commlulon. I .a. I 1 J . ...,_ .._ .._ ......... ._ ._ tMt ........ , ,1 .. ue t2. WI have 25 years world· wide ~11 0 11 t 11a~.A~t1~tr~1.,!i.;.~~~~-~-i.-.-I ....._ ,...,*" •.cta a•lllHhe co. un expertenc-e placlna people lD the rlaht HOIT/N0111SI T 1r -C.•. ._ ..._ ..., .,._, M ~JULMMlll. Job. W. Nl'ftme0.,1 I m'er;::r:rfie:i°t:ie ~ ~~=• i!t~i= #3. WI have Jobs throughout greater on.=.•~ aat:'t I work Ina schdule
..... ~ T»a-un Oranie County. Wllft *1 *ft ID ooe o1 I Lona " lhort ttrm.
,. ""-,..... aper, ~. • • ?A'ft #4. MO cbarae to applicants. ow ._.., reetauraau. N ° ex P • r I enc e wlll coaal•er tlllar, -----Appl/.:'m·noon llon· necenary. Top
lYaleeot. •lac.a..llaa. ~·101 WG• JUIT CALL..AMmMI C714t 111·9041 ~l--o,n''·-.-e,:8f10n~.:.J',:e: :
AllD ... JMa.Y""9. WI.... WSNSD: OllMJPIM---·-nv•-fee. nt-.17U 1• 1111• ~ Al•ams DHewpoltC.ol41rDr AH•-..S
Cu t ; 1 Pw • •' witlll pwwt,111 or1 .. tt.e1 j PAmm 4121 Westerly Place, Suite 102 N9wpo1t•Mll. &.O.E. PACIA.e•s .. -:a---:f... c a .,...,..Uld, ••me Newport Beach MACM ON1S -----...;.,__-'----• tJ,wwitJwtad•we-1 W.WAmtll WAIBtOUSI
Dnper7 Worhoea ..... ,,., 21•1 AU eMfta n&Uable iD DltAlll PllSOMlm. A...CY lilt* SH•a Cl.IS s lw......_Nw-r-:-. ........ ' I :::r' le&IQ ..-. ~= \! 'RP h1 Ho ree A Drake International Company w. .,.. ~=:~·a l>ooC' ILL['-'
...... u ..... , toltl Md wn1f"<>rtee Atie'•d lorour louqe. ~ ~.:I
priclq maltrlela for .,1 01 -fW9on aboWd be people f S E R V I CES
NlllwPD11cm&..-a
... UNW wtd.le f" ._...._,.,_ .... .,..pnMll&Jola N U... ._ a. ... f'armere lanraace ... '° warti Mrcl ti ,. r.u. will trMa ,... llr. Dllcwart14WT11 . ,., ,_,... .. ,,,.,,,, __ .._ __ ·------------
... J'O'I INra. •ror. Le1a1 &Heptlo•••i.
)'OU bow lt ,.,. be ~1'1 u • ., •.... mdial .,. ... 1a a ,., • Ler•• aw..
_...., life lime ""°' Ca I llra Wlnalo,Jr
feaaioa. Call Geo• ., .. . =I« full dNlla. -...... ---.. --c.-.,--.. -,-
--•MCI Wd~ID Nohe'l'o~UGt
Group BeU&b Clahu ex-rt. L
....... .tleeetlJl'H·
.... Wary Q1191l •
$9-1'717 Dnper7 l••l•ll•r. ---.v ............ ••~. Salar1. paid ......,., . ., .... ..
....... l.ll&rriewa ... .
~ lllllt be able Clrieded • able to en-Call or
to devel;r..4•t•il•d ....__ •uar•OMce force compaQy polkiee. Come In Today IBONING. ~nil•· marv hie le ~v -·-•-__ ._.M ...._ lll•flll Vllried dutMa to include ,.._ •-ty """-.......... , lloa, Irvine ....... -•-do•-'·• -.-··---_ _,, r.. 7~1444 ~ ,.,.. .... 1co........ ---"" .. _ l'llNewP01tQrl>rN8 • ..._ a.ad «Makle pro-lite ~. mail, fillnc. w· .A.~ Fri. Peracwi. for baly ladivid:ual. Your Slea&S a.2m1 Fri HUI 4. W•adow o.a... ml D A111101t Loap~.c.11.~
c.ac.wta. ~-Jl'reUey of So. ,,..... I~ ....... --HOTB. llJ.1441 bbme/owabn ........ _ ~.CoatactSbaroo ..........._,. .. -·· 2102Busi -·-. 11:.AAalOO ,._. I H I IOONewportC,ent.erDr . n .. .,s I _.._ pt••~ t -LEGAL SECRETARY -..... -Ne Center Drive t _,.., "'""""• :-..u;o· aeedlll for buy liU.. W. olfw excelletK. pro.
..-..ive •alary leveJs 08ESSMA&ER ·top mmr ura&e with H ·
qualil.J Medecl by pn penence and ability ud
fty. la 11 volume. outalaodln1 compeoy
rv /Cll/Cdm area. ti.efits wlaJcb include _., _ _.. __ .....,. ______ , paid medical. dental,
P/CIOClG-.
.lDll& oppty tor fl.all c.barse Gemra1 Office. Xerox .tr
bci Meepe1, tbni fiDID· l~ person., wW train.
del sta&emell&a. Min 1 yr Mbr. 6brs. lloa·Fn,.
e:icpa-. Laaa eatab ena Call KRl 9157-111•
.._...... e.portBeacb.E.O.E. Swt.en t lO :~Opm . Reaponll· lion firm in FHltio_-
Respoasible persons . I bWtiea; will be clean-blaalL II.in 1 yr expn-
preeeatly licensed or not H o t e l E X E c . Huntington Beach I Ina 6 upkeep ol bld1. w lllpY, Contact.I._
to become Security Of. HOUSEKEEPER Sao 147-1491 stoctial~ •sen1 llt'lSMGl ficen: Oemente Ion. 125 w. 8907 Warner Ave I maint. upkeep. In, ---------~locat.ioos available Aveoida Eaplaodian, •215 I teniewblc betweea 11'4: LEGAL SECRETARY·
Drill Pr.. Operator. s m-
med parts. Mus t be
mec:h .. ically Inclined.
ctepencteNe Ii coaaclen-
tious. HMml.
DlllVBS
!:arty IDCll"DiDI to mid·
afternoon, dell v e r
bakery products to
aupermarketa . Call m.ftm.
and Ute iuuraace for
employees and de~.o,
dents. For immecltate
ccaaideratioo, apply in
penonto:
LUI SIEGLER
'TWANSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Seaerstrom
Santa Ana, CA
diatr la Costa Mesa. Pleuent olc coadWons,
all f'rinle benefits, atart-
iq salary Sl.000/mo.
Call I : 30-S, llon,Frl
540-m5.
•,FEEPAID•
/Copier Sel'vlce Tech
To$20K
I Ret1 Mal. Trainee
StartSUK
' Receptionlat DRIVER: Office furn, de, From $800 mo.
liw.ry. o.c. "LA. Bob~E.~O~.E.~~~~M~/F~/~H~1 'Plta'aMachTech'n tail tnack. Experience 1 _ To S2SK + exp.
preferred. llcMano E X C 1 T 1 N G ISalesRep. llgt. Obj.
Desk. 642-MSO. CHAI.LENG E . Couple / U~~ _________ , wuuel to manage small
DltlVRS buaineea, part time. Sl1K
llm or women 2S yrs or Must be ambitious " I Mgl. Traia'eS/L.
older. Know the coast willing to leern. Call SlOK
cities. Net Sl.80 a week or 1_~ __ '1118t._______ "Branch~ S/L.
more. Orange Coast EXEC SECY to SI 71 Yellow Cab, 17300 llt. .....--...... Herrmann, Fountain Professional, pre--•"'"
Valley. <No of Slater stigious, fantastic a..LOYMEMT
b t N h •-dmcribes this top pos to •~y ~iclid 0) e w 0 Pe • VP ol a major Orange Co 11"'~ financial hntitution. 1525 esa Verde Dr. ~~~~~~~~~I ceot 7193 Pina E. --·· · Qista llesa. Sllite 213 Uiril.cl Ptn O• Tl 754-1581 DllVa P /T 5enke (acrou Kooa Bowling)
81 I •Offlu
"111-time. perm .• typing
required. gd company
benefits. ~ Ask for
Ano
GENERAL OFFICE/
CLERICAL Sberp figure oriented
pereoo to review & pro-
ctU lnaurance cootribu·
tioD reports. Wide varie· ty ol interesting duties.
Some eccounting or
bookkeeping experience
heip(ul. Ute typing re-
qw-ed. Great employer
paid benefit package &
~asant working Condi·
lions. For interview call
0.Hammons,833-8384
General Office, heavy
phones, bookkeeping ex·
perieoce. 401 Main St.
Hunt. 8ch.
tbru-oul Orange County, s.naem. I I 100 E . Baker, Cll, cheerful, skilled, for
including Newport Lagtma Niiwel ~. ai11at law rarm. Salary =!!!,~~ llesa & •Hotel--------•I! IJl-GS4Z I ANrroR.fuUtimedaya, ~~.1:,C::'smokH'
27957 Cabot Road I experience preferred.
II
International Security
Services. Inc.
1775 £. Center St.. Suite 105
Anaheim 6354030
F.qua1 ()ppor Employer
~A ... ll!lr I I Plewc:all~3152 LEGALSEC'Y Eveni.n.gSbllt I Santa Ana I Lacuna Hills recent CA.
Weare seeking a reliable '5MIJO I JAMTOI prob• t e exp e ~
person to join o ur 11 7ISN. Main I 2nd63rdahift necessary. Xlnttyping ..
HouiekeeplllJ Dept. This 1 In H&R Block 6 moa exp la janitorial SJ{. skills req. Call Mrs. full time """it.loo orrers ' Office I I .. ~ .. f .. -6 ..-........ ectory exp. pr.., •. Winslow for App 't . excelle nt company t I Apptyatmaiaaate.Xlnt 837-1060. benerits . Apply 9am-t F.qual Opportunity I wacea. comp. co. pa.Id·---------
noon, Moo-Fri, Person· L Employer mt f • I benefit pectace. E.O.E. gal Secretary, busy
oel ----------Weise r Lock, 5555 family law practice nda MAaalOTI' HOTB. •INSPECTOI * McFadden sec'y wtreceot Calif. ex·
000 N rt e,e te o ST .. 1991, ---------per in forms Is practices. ewpo n r r I -• 1.CLE salary commensurate
Newport Beach Elect.roo.lcs co. Deeds lst Keypunch Temp w /ab i I 1 t y . Lo v e I y
Guards --------• arucle impector. Use all D •y .A. Newport Cntr olfc ·a. ~~uRJTY HOUSELEEPER-Saogle 1ospect100 band tools. A A f;44,72113. ~ respbardworkmglave-1.D comparator. knowledge o~·o·o OFFICBS miqlortcook ror Nwpt lkh ol Y14~ desired. Kin. s Y .._. A · etime-Oppon.uruty. Be
fUU time positions in family ol S X!nt pay. yrs r~ exper. On.ly HASOflBllD your own boss. Work
lrvine, $3.87 /hour start. med tnS. Ref. requ.I red. qua.JJI fiedX !persons ~et!d AM OfflCI IM your own boon. SJS-5122 90 da y rai s e t o Apply 1n person lo app y. ot. wor .. ing cond. "'benefits. Come lD ~n LIQUOR CLERK 5'.38/bour. Uniform al· American H ome -call.· ....,.....,.~ Part-time n-ights, General maintenance. lowance of $260/year. Mortgage 230 Newport "" llACH 7Sl·29128.
Outsy ide cleanup work. Call891-26'23. Center Dr., St.e200, N.B We......-...._..,,,._..,
oung person wanted. 9-S. Mmtw Spec.Wtin - ---"JI $3. br. Cua Granada, I _________ --------L&tOMoorov1a CM 200PBATOIS
9'19-19ll after 10am. Qwoda , HOUSECLEANERS 642-2527
G .....11A..&o11t--MaieorFemale Carott,Prr.TopS E.O.E 1MDSWIBT _,_ ~ fUll or Part Time Gingham Clrl 66-51.23 ~ A
Veried duties to laclude pr 0 m 0 t I 0 0 a I o p . --•.D
Live-lo Housekeeper,
Coe*, Orienlal between
:I> 6 50 yn. old. Some D:lctiab. 6'13.t861
from Newport to UOOAdama,C.11,
Westwood, Reta i I 100%,.,... ~. U fill Ho&.mekeeper, bebys1tt.er, '-ion "'"'....,_,,~ • ma • ng, por1unities can provide 7 -'d bo u .. _, ..... t""-.. IS ---Fenale/male, Ute inven-Presley of So. bourlyrateincrease year... y, -on tmv _.,,,,.._. PERSON . Needed
tory/warehse/ship'g Calli. Contact Sharon, UpTo$4.SOtto.r ~&C::~;~;:~,U· . thJ 1Hc flOa immed. Muat be 18 or clotbtng store, receiving•---------person. Begin pt-lime. ~ 1 A ply i a 11-.1.-A EulPoYmcTbe older. Good drivin& r• department. Good dirv·
tac record " references requ1nJd, lluat be onr
21. Haun are 8: ao.1. Call NIDCJ aNf.5070.
FAC'roRY Active person req'd · i-----.----tpaystoseeus. P n ~ .-w ~ ffllbellQualily notd. Good atarliDI 111AJt=s C . .11..area.~5. GenenlOfOce rno°iloac;-F~ Sam· "'11 time. aood ealary" p •Ir_. Te111110 .. 1y ..._,, • bene. Cootaa Wl ~You FemaleAtteadeat,tou-YOUCAM&OTO ~2m.sUta:;a0or:.t beneflta ... E .O .E . Ila d .. ) D1t&aProc-1n1 ..... ••••1er, ltill ~ ,,,_ W, c-..... ...,,..-al ... , Bayview Coov. Hosp. -I!' • Pw~: Tl Yet.es VW, Por.-clae, siat dieabled woman. -Too•v -__ ...__ .. l.&I ..._,._sa.o-.... •_,,u ASSB••s lluat drive. lite --"'' ~ 2055 Tbwin. C.M.Call Joila crowtal. pro-= --'"'a-:.:...._.__ l.:~~-~~-----1uCTOltY Ii _.... .... t<-·1-WITH w•a-tG.al05 f I •al t.ealll at Lear --r· VM . everv oUaer DrJds-rs: w.~imtou~.. ll _ .... .., _ -· ~ .. ~T:~ r.w-----..--...n-----Sle1ter , EDer11 • ti.a C1 I ts: ••a tall.Mbe•
Preaaer /comb sll k -.:!!s::. ·---------rn.L•n:._ -:-;:.-::;,--~~= .i:::.: Pnd!lcta. a ..... bl t.be & c •••••• r ...... lo .... ~ fiailllt.-,experortralnee -·"' -flLICl.Bll '-' 1 Ii --field ol emr&Y related o,.r....._ Wei .. an. DI&. 1-ae. Apply Jlr.r plat Joe: at .Lqune PUdWeekly No Fee Part time, lmmedl•te TlwoeMY"81SOHH(lSff'\llCU I~~~~~~~~~ Pwmaoeat call&IS-OC9 camd devaees. We are .. • I .. • a ....... rior Ave
Jfil1s ~-" -...... Call a _ _._ in ... _ morning HOUS-"'"EPER F currently s eeking a _.no 11 1 '':'t t.J ... n....a. • ....... _.. ... u . ~ m opeain1. Call Balboa .__. . ...., .c:..n.c. , or ~• ... T p ·--&178.ICTllO~. MICS .-T.7~ ~po~llMine~i~~~tm~Hardw~e~a~t·~;"~49~!~~~;P-~l. ~~~oT:;r!~; GUARDS =-~=~rvt'~ ~:!tc~e,,! T;i.~1 •• :=gw: VN, ~time. xbll lln, I l..... E.O.E.11/F/H pay ... Eacellent op· fUll • part tJme. All ficlent lo ma1ntain1na tbe lASbift... PasWoo re-c.t~flrwt ....... for H.B.. aree, -·--.y for are as . U n i for m a ...__ ~ ... 5 ~-.... a.~ ,....,._ a miounum of 3 _,, =---Dr,·· olfc 6 ...,..__ ... furnished. Aaes 21 or .......... •.., ._,,_ ._.. ;;;;:; eapenenl'e as 151•9091 ~ C.JJ Con, ~or~~ T.f!:'.!,..~ f\maltve, refinishing, ~~-'-t :,8'~ :ee:~mepn: ~-~30°"to~3o~~:,:; ~ D ASKE. Badt, 5erviD1 AU Of Oranae aAeM-Zm. lOam-4Spm.
people. Growi.og audio IrriDe 7~ fulltimeopptytolmlrd. rr-• ....,.~, ,,. 9'JPl,lcant only. Apply in ground tn Navy nuclear County. jobs close to
mfgr looking for male or E.O.E. 11/F 11on tbn! Fri Ml-4CM1. ~IO wpm) ~r~fcve~Z~~~~ persoo wkdys 9. 30 to 6 or won Is preferred. )Qr home. ~emale. Dlalish speak, GARDENING HELPER· ./lo.lay Ip alora Street. Santa Ana. Jo-write Ila. Ma.rceUa, 655 In rd.um for vour valua· FreetoApplicut EOE
m& ~erred. ~m·Spm, • part..time, M. br to st.art, Wgllt & to.clll terview boon 9-12 & 1-4 So. B. St. Tusuo 921680. hie stills. weJolfer <:Om·
rull-Ume +overtime. No need to travel all over IDMe/femele, exper not ./P9X Opu :sfor1 Mm thru Fri. II BOOKKEEPER town to look for garage nec.Greg6'2-9006 ~a..d/w...A aunet.. .. r petitivewagesandanin·
SECRETARY sales ... ..you11 fmd them ./SW-.&.6 •--r• Hairdressers. in person Top~ Ptid chary Jeadmg benefits
Must have knowledge of right here in Classified. Gardener, part time, for ·~ interview only. Hair to care for second home ~.!~u~~~c~~~ bltpg entries, AR, AP, To place your garage 40 IDlit apt complex C.M. ./Secnlwlw1 Hunters , 70 Fashion for L.A, CQ.lple. Localed
trail balan b --" --'-ad all"'~" 5678 ,._ '"""' •M>1-• L..../ 1--SHI ,_, __ _. NB oo the waler in N . and dental coverage ces, &UA re-......, .c ...,.. · uw.-MOOO~or--....,. ""w -.........,, · · along with 13 paid conciliations, etc. ./..WCltrils Laguna. Health in,
Duues: Bkpg, phone re-/T •y n..-HAIR DRESSER • The surance and benefits. holida ys inrlud1ng cept.fillng, some typing. ., 1WJl • tlex -r-• Hair Handlers in Npl. Call Suzie week days Chris tmas s hutdo wn.
ASSEMBLERS Electrical Bch. is now intcrv. for 213/476·2259 and week cost of laving raises.
Trainee or exper. Hand Register today and earn exper. hair dresser & ends 7141494.1838 generous reuremeol and
soldering, PCB stuffing opportunity for Puerta mani. Clientele pref. much more. For 1m·
expel' preferred. MOl'W'IOR Vallarta trip. GoOd bene &: great loc. Housekeeper lave-an for 2 mediate <:0ns1deratton,
INVENTORY CLERK 'I 1 642-8484. motherless r h1ldren. please root.act : ~ . ed WINDER 557 "045 must s peak £ngltsh ~...-.c:if~~ epPt. -U Hairdresser w /follow mg, 832-6411 after Spm
QSC AudJo Products statioo avail for rent at l£AR SIEGLER (7l4)~2540 ~"'-L'n:_ The Village Fair , Housekeeper Lave-In ASSEMBLER PRECISION U \ Ii LaguoaBeach,494-uioo. Must drive. In good
THMOl!AllVl'll!SONNllSllMClS health. Free to travel
8BGY PIODUCTS
DIYISK>M
UEcreoNIC
ASSEMBLY
Company localed near
ocean needs f uJ l time
Trainees for mofg.
division. Earn while you
learn. llany benefits.
Cal1163632
GROWTH
OlftRTUNITY
•
Srfl• .. ~·-.... 1c1.
Most be famlliu wllb
motor .-mbli•, com·
i'*EWWWli. ud .-e:raton
iacludlns wlri•I and = :-.!,..ai: •• :: a t.Owlaa.Sotid
HHmb1J Hee ••· pm... ill tM above __ .. ....,,,..,.. ........ ..............
OWllM .a_,i.nta cm--•*llt wtab •· part , .. ...., .... ............. , .. , ................
-'4-rll,,c1111&81_.
life l•••r•••• for .... .,_ ... .....
~ W. utwa-R-Ml ......... M I'' , .... ...., • ...... :
2nd Shift opening with major Orange County
manufacturer ot precision machined parts and equipment We seek an 1nd1vldual with 2
years experience in motor wi nding . with own
tools and ability to read prints.
we offer top competitive wages and an excepttonal benefits package which Includes
free medical and hie coverage, 13 paid holidays includes Chnstmas shutdown, vacation, shill premium, cost of living raises
quarterly, and much more. For immediate
consideration, please contact:
,
LEAR SIEGLER, INC.
ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVlstON
20eO E. Oyer "°" (Red Hltl a Oyer RMCI)
Senta AM. CA 12706
(114) M0-3210
Electronics
MAalTBIANC.
El ECINCIAN"N'
lmmedla .. 2nd shift opernng '°' • MelntenMCe Electl'IQan wlttl 5 yeera
Journey"''" lndusttl•I m1lnt1nanc1 experience. Ability to reed echemltlce
Ind own hanO tOOll require<J. A
beckground In a manuf1cturlng
envlronmen\ Is preferred.
In retum for your veluable lkllle we o~r
top competitive weges anO en lnduetty
leading beMflt9 pelCUge wttlch lnciudea
medlcel end life lnsunnoe. 13 pe6d
holidays Including Chftatma ah~Clown.
coet of Mvlng ,. ... glMfOU8 retlt9m9nt
and much more. For Immediate
coneldlrallOn ... contact
... LIM ....... llC. ~ .... , "'9DDUCTI DMIQI -.. m ..... ==·'=.,
3723 llrdl 5trHt HAMDYMAM Top salary. References For small electrooics co. required. 495-8989.
20IO E Oyer Road
Red Hill at Dyer Road
Sant.a Ana. Ca 92705
f7 I 4t 540-1210
Ms ..... .._. Lilbl janitorial duties.
&IMllAL OFC to
$650
&try level. Just the 3 of you geUill& along shar,
ing tbe .. same
respomibility. but you 're
tbe better typlat. Call
Dolly 54C).t05.S. Coastal
P~noanel ~ency, 2790
Harbor, C.11. Never a
fee.
Gen1 Otte• Typist. For
Appt. Call: 833--32ll0. Hrs.
Npm
'l Oflc, permanent rr pmWoa, 4hn day.
mature woman w /lite 1 bookkeepla1. typing,
10.key by touch. Call
MMIM. GoodSalary.
GI.AlmURJOB
llABYKAY
CXl8llETICS Ndl ..._, OoraM•b.ante.
Oppor. to earn top $$
wit.be f..teat IJ'OWiDI 0 tkCo. WeTrein!
CALL: IS7-o91.
Golf Starter Trelnee ....._. fGr private club.
Por laleniew call .......
<tb'8f1~0R AN
SXCITING AND _,&OJ'ITABLE CAassa WITH n.&XIBLS BQURS?
.............. ...,llcT
wm.colGWAOON
WANDYOUI Olalltad.., 1o auor.
-.Ull
Delivery Is pick up to co. truck. packaging. Must
have valid Calif. drivers
Jic . Apply C .L .G .
Systems, 11152 Condor
Ave.F.V.
lbrdware Sales. Apply in
person . Crown
Hsdware. 3107 E. Coast
Bwy,CDll.
HEAVY DUTY
LIME
TECHNICIAN
Large volume Chevrolet
Dealership with hu1e wart loed oflen at.able
pmition with good pay
scele 6 many frlnce
beDl!ftta lacludial major
medical. dent.al. • life iDI .. paid vecelloD, etc.
ldeel wortin& cooda. la
... modem plat wilb
.... equipmeot.
~exper.req. c tudlm....., ... ...........
UJ.1133.
CIEST
CHEVROLET,
IMC.
•W.llatSt.
SM •mardino.
mllYF-
unallf'nrEEPERS F.qual Opportunity l1UU'1Ul Employer 11/F /H
R es ponsib l e M I F ~~~~~~~~~ housekeepen for pnvale
reaort. Start immediate----------
ly full or part llme. Good OR
st.artmg ~ with 2 wHk INVENT y review. Deotal care. 111·
ternal promotion OP· CONTROL portunilles & other fr.
I.Die benefits. Call Scott
at *'8521 or apply m CLERK person 419 No. Coast
Hwy, Laguna Beach. ~~~~~~~~~ 10 key basic accounting stills are required. ln· --------i dividual must be detail liau.'lekeeping
THI laOAIJW A Y
NEWPORT
Now intervlewinl for full
time Houafteeper, 7am·
41m-Pleuaat workiD& conditions. excellent
b enefit s includln1
medicel, dental. etore
cleooullls, paid vecetiom • botida.Ja • opportunity
for edYanciem.t.
47P "21htmd
NellpOl'l •acb
l .. BIATE
PART TIME OPM.-s
Bslp -Sabarda1 • SllD-• ....... to clellver
DAILYPILOT
minded, possess good
communication s kills
end be atMe to haadle a
vari«y ol duties. Light
eccurate typing helpful.
Previous experience in
related U'N ia required,
We olfer a competitive
u&my with an ex~
bmll&a l*kqe. Ple.ue
caU rw a .-nona1 la· .....~
llT...e
OSHMAN'S
to oar carrten. lluat l~~~~~~~~!I u.. fDOd 4ri Yi.DI H ·
cord, lar1• atatloa
-Gr Vall. llourly + tml••I•, Call RarrJ
W.,•: MMJ21
&clrGn l'anu al So.
ODllt l'tua .... put.
U..ulelpeoplefwt.llle
coml•I CbrlatmH -.Wonmonbap, ..._-........ all&'* mry. Wiihrala. Aftrb to .... no.....-, ....,. ,..... ad•erti.sm1 DAILY PILOT
..._, mall So. Cout doll# ID rana.1 Ult smYICI
..... ,.., 1 ' ....,.., 11•c9ft9n ......... , au. a ., .. w:.tm D •IVWI atsa•ms of ti••• .... ,.,.,. DOITJIOWt
a .-..~....,. ------·-------1---Ml __ ._,_n __ .....
ll'Taet ......
Part time Set/SJ D ooJy.
6aJD to 2:30pm. lbture
woman pref erred. Xlnt
benefrt.s & working cood.
Bayview Coav. Hos p.
:ms Thurin. Cost.a Mesa.
6'2·3505 E.O.E
LAB O RATORY
TECHNICIAN: Main·
tenan('f' & aruma I care.
btomedical tesuog lab. s.uo per hour. full or
part ume. N.A.S A. 1S82
Oeett. lrvme. 556-8140.
Ladies who need extra tn·
come 2S or over please
call S48-Z127
Inspectors
·l+dioaMold
Mmcldn
C2nd. Shift )
We would prefer a
muumum of 6 mo. recent
experience Is the ability
to re9d blueprints " pre-cision measuring de-
vaces. Apply at:
......s,.daltiH
IMO Monrovia
Costa llesa, 921627
n.t/642·3'27
PRECISION
INSPECTORS
$8.01-$8. 73 an hour
5% Shift bonus on 2nd Shift
Join lt'le growing ptolessional team at Lea J
Sie<Jler Energy PrO<JUCI'>. a leader on the
111:110 ol energy related control devices We
currenlly ha11e the lollow1n9 opportun11tcs
ava1lablf' 101 Inspectors
PRECISION MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
Isl and 2nd Stirlt
We are see111ng 1nd1vtduals to inspect first
arttclc machined parts and equipment using
standard 1nspect1on techn iques and
practtces Must be able 10 read and use
eng1neeruli1 drawings
RADIOGRAPHIC a
UL TAASONIC INSPECTOR
2na Stull
Must be q1M11tfted at Level II on bOth
categories lor a minimum of 2 years
Knowledge of NAVSHIPS 2SO·IS<l(H
helpful Requir99 5 veers experience 1n
NBE
In return for your valuable akrlts. we oller
top compe1111ve wages 1nd an 1n<1ustry
l811d1ng benel111 package which mcludes
hie. med1c11. prescription and dental
cowrege 9tOng ""'" 13 pelO tloltdlyt 1nclud1ng Chtlatmaa ahutCIOWn, cost of
hving rallll. gene<OUI rettremenr. end
muc:tl morel ,Of 1mmeid1ate c~tton •
l)lelM contact:
~ LUii •--WC. ~ ... , "90DUCTI .,., ... ""Wll80M-.... ... .. m ...... ~-=-':.. n-r.-=r• (7HIMW1tt
~?1.~ .. ~ ..... ?!~ !!!.~.~·.~ ..... ?!~ !!!.~~:.~ ..... ?!~ ~~~!.~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ •• ~ ..... ?!~ ~ ............. ?~ .... a.m OMCIMGI Sll,IOO PBXA.-.S.v. WUUnla. OlllNlllNll--. --------· "=•• .. ..... ....... ..... ~ 8rwb olt ol larl• tO P.AIT nME 7.a, J.U ....... Ole. la ..., Hlar7 +C••· c· I °"'°' IOOICAL.lleQ&PT. , •••••. ~,., ..... ,.. •awr ........... lble.uppy R'BIMGS N.a.&~;.2:: fd ........... I I
ta ........ for la· ._...~ 0.. 11•• ~ MAl111~· ~=· ~=·~ ... -an tar .. r aun(led lodlv. -vae. ' I • · ......_Clntlleeor ... , ,_. __ , ·-••-I• -· . ·-~--wtLh .aa. bQd. Heavy Adul&a~Od<sMte1 .... .,...._ _..., .--Y• ';."'-•l•~kell•• --·-....... •o. I p ...... , for ,....,_. eoa&ad. Greet llUrldJve penoaatiUa ~ ........... ,.... ,. _.-:•..:.....&a· = ~ 941...,-.1 .. t llledical l.aW•'-Y ht .... -. • HO·UU, traiw for iull lime, oppty for 1mbltloue = t ~~ ferr*CI, Clil 1rH, •l_I tn .. _... r.ll.• : :.-=~ Naw,.rt hula ha T·_,,. __ ----:=~----I,........ pc»llloo lo peraoo. Call Rita. D.SO -• boarY"-~ ......_ ...uatile. r.. bl Ptr. Y• mllie--•
'r 1 • ~ W.tl "9 opul11 for lart1lill , ........... hll •PIT _, Qwlllid 0..J:.lrt· MMllll6. Coutel Pel"IOft· u2.4a21 . E1t m b'wlioeeaUN0-17'71 .......... llm&'9U
,....,.. to ao~nlM ~!!.'~111 llrl 'o1°' ao ••rcr HH1ur1 : -. ._ be 1 to ml A&llncJ, Z'7IO Harbor. BEIWIDf 1.s PM. • older. cau for ••·
..
'
... __. laff -••-·.......,. ...,._ ,.__ .....__..._ tnie • •0 ':,14= C.ll.Never1fee --...... Job ---• u-•H I ftoe ap ... ., ..... Wiil _, ~~·•P. .... wUlbe.. A* ... Al*H PDIONNa. -·-• _._,_, '° OJAdor of ir-. lo ca•.,,...... ttra ••ce:;•· tulhpplleuu>.hacUe <*llDISl .. SllO r.aaa°"*1uail1 _N.. _______ _
..._,_.. -to I,., We olfer ...,.,: .. ._ ....... lil6rn tomputM ,_...prodwW1etyou Employ•. INJERVl£W(I PHOTOG&APRSa . T'CJl.LP'aJ;lt «J1i£9 ''dft Nl•f'J. pekt -•..t,C.11. ud otber l•••ral Into Urie malo c:lreult. -HIMfa w /wlde v.•:::\,~ ab,• ..... nn1 ~-....un elerleal dutlea. Op· Good communlcaUona IMMEDIATE .......... , 11ble• Ch.4)D1,,. """''vm..w __..1 for •d•IDH• eldllll • helpl\IJ natu.rc. •a•amkal cu. Apply
pllo .. Betty for in Di\11.Y PILOT ...... la ......... ~ent tOm· Good l1'IDI. cau DoUy PAD TIME L.A. ...... Sid. bu ... 1..e •. 0rua•1rove, ~ . .....-So. L•C••• Ii la• paay benefl\1. S•l•ry 5t0-«Xl6. CoutaJ Person-OP ~ Qllllllq la Oruce Cowl· Onqit. -------a.r I•.,. •••U.ble. comm ,..,_. •lth ••· ml Asw:Y. 2190 Harbor.ltllNw lY I« mature l.adMdu.I ....;..........:::-------
••II KN WO II I: N . AIWw M..-, II•· ....,..... Fs la&enltw, C.11.Neverafee Sat.•8ll:a.llontap . wt&.11..-nl)eri~ba Aao Sbdo/Lab oeecla 4-J Un f'rida.1 _,., p6laaet.U· 1G4111 Ht DrtYWToJ>eti a... IMr, mt.rviewlns offlce mua1er for am..oaa:N. ltoUJWood .... ~ • 8.tllday. m · ' · OrtbodoaUc Chai.ralde Ar.· •• and afftnnaU•• ac:Uoa ..._ salel, cult.ler, ~t=a~o"~Xi; Ex~ Mnlap for mt1•ICOAST ~.~.o-• ... ~~~ .. nR?btA to !.~~su ........... ..._.. ap. ...... ..ws:~.:. .. Ez·
"" • e • P 0 n • dll· NomAul cNll de· .,,..... r-.. pay for rt pt person. J'-' Capistrano Beach, J11rw1a .... ,.. wWa la· ..... en.t. Call for N uc • ti I •• ,.. ..... Ofyour ........ Y-OT ,.._ ._,u.eun & plicant •Ill ···••t per.=·--. lo•
ca,.... ..t:l:'atioft tor poalt required. Call mW.BaySt.reet Come & lntervlew us. Dana Po i nt , San tenlewla1, emploJe• -. ft't.111-MU.
U... lo break MMlll. Alk for Po.ter o.a..M.. Sl'1·LCm. Clemente erea. ll111t cou .. eun1 , •alt in· _·-cs •XTRUDl!R
lnto m o vlea /com n.....aa..--·-~·... ., uve eooct drlvin1 re-t I d .. ......,.. ... ~-l"'l" ....... , ...... "m ~ .,_ ~ •--------•I d l I er•••• •• aome OPERATOR & """'~ • •· • • """ ~ cor , arge 1t1t on dlrical dutiee. Must be • cua om
fu t reen Arllat ~. blldlolftce. pby1I· -----=---=----•SO• waioo or van. Hourly willlns to tri .. 1 praftJe eatnmoo, lit 6
Mimnt. du'1otrleeNB. ---------, P•Y +m i leage a l -<mllHI• paid ) and a.I all6ft ~•• 1-np. Ell---------.i Mlf.3a Orrlce rACICAeaS lowanu. Call Harry aped one day per week l*''d cmly. Salary com-.....-.~SIN~ER NUBSESAIDES. 7·3,3-ll, Desima Your ASSB1 .. S Seele7at: in our L.A. rmln office ........ •/es.per. Ap-
...... W apaieoced or trainee.. 7• NEED NOW '' 64Ml21. 1bb is an excellent op-Pb illpenoall.5 W. llth Own n'opWqes portunlty for an in· 9L.C.M.-.JZ7t
We are 11\tt'l'Viewin• wclJ =--c v~ CooDrv · c~P· Worldng INo Exper needed Part-time. eam l200-$.'5()0 divtdua1 wWl m moatba Jl'OC)CDed. respaoaible lll· ea er · ·•.. ILonlTerm aui1nment per week re1l1terln1 to me year uperieoce.
div I d 1& ah lo r o 1& r E.O.E. S ...._...&..I-. ~to belp qullly the We •~ an attractJve
PIUIBlllAH. lmmediat.e ~•101. bi1b apeed Wellbtraillee.1 Year off. ..a ..,.!we requlred. ARllY U4t Orucecrcne.
Or...,e. tf7-a11.
Me11en1er Ser vi c e Nunes Auist. Certified C~ Uberbrian Party for atarUn1 aalary, 1ood
Department. A 1ood Aldea needed on all valid lhtua. Call pwtbpat•Ualudout-l.UISBLEI driving r ecord 11nd lbift.a. Claaaes avail. foe m m e d I a t e •11111. 1tandin1 benefl ta familiarity wilb lbe area DOD oertl.fied. Good start-t e m p 0 r a r y ,AU n.. ~-Pleue aubmlt -YP900UCTS
DmSIOM ~ec:wrtDI lsrequired. lnl ulary 6 &Int asslttn~ts. long & 546-4741 raume wUh aalary bia· ... .._.llllS beneflll. Apply at s hort term i n a 31M1Campua0rive M.tlUACTUlt... t«yincoafidenceto: Printilll rASn• 3>tO E. Dyw Road
<Red Hill •t Dyer Road) s.ata Ana. Cl l2"I05
0141140-lZIO
'• .. Excellent benefits and 2 Flapbip Oonv. Center, schedule specificall v lacrou from With lob ol work to do & t' " O,.r••• weeks vacalioo next 4H Fla1 s blp Rd . des1izned to meet JobnWayneAlrport) orderstoproceu weare Bos HCM. The Dally
Newly bacnuechtartio, year. Sa I• ry com -Newpcrt Be1cb, 412-8044. your n eeds . A 11 F.quaJ ()ppor Employer 1n need of part time Pilol.
Artil& put time, Fri •
Sal. Experience pre-
f erred. Apply P e n-
~ver. i. Placentia. a.a-..
w..ie tiabift boaua pre· menaurate with ex· __ ,__ orctceskrJlllneeded . employees to hll this P.0 .Boxl.580.
miuma adda further lo-perience, n--• .,,,.... n eed . S tudent s . cmt.lleaa.CAaal ti:'-··•,_._, omtivetojoiDOW'atabJe •.sHAIDIS 1 1 le l•-------•I bauaewlves · AA idol ,...iOpportullit• y Ea';io,";MiF'Jl' & IWl arowtns plutics For an interview St-. certifted oaly. M * •au a 1 *PACKAaaS• put time wortt aituallon Employ• ~~~~~~~~I ~la the lrvloeln· pleaaecall per hr. XJnt workiDI •Wwd ,._ ls beiQI tried ln • pilot~~~~~~~~ PDmL•• -duatrhl Complex . PATllAGlLL cond . 6 benefH1 . •Accta.rtla •35• srocram wUh our com· MACI ••STS 'l\'alw or upertenced '45-llll Bayview Conv. Hosp. •a.ta ._.. '*'Y· Come bl 6 diKVlla ~ abop. SmalJ moldi n1 mac h ine 20SS Tburin, C .11 . Toplrvtnecompany. No ~=.r;~~U:a!
flllt -'--compqy CJllSlltan needed on all IGmlll ..... &.O. E. To P Pa Y • Pa I d ~ neceuary .. v...... a.bAfts. Com}llele benefit ~ vacations. referral. · to We will IO over need • Cla11 A • B ~ paid by com-~ NunLna bonuses. Never a t.bejobwtt.byou.Apply:
macbl ninat. Good P&llf incllldlns major ~Bank RN Ra1red. Fri • Sat f \:lntf'orce
benefb. V.A.I. ~o. Medical, DeDte.1 " Life Ii Diita. X1nt. bene pro-ee.IEL[~ ..._.,_ l ... __... of cram. '1a11bip Conv. MAID· NJ&e. wuated 1ood m. nrrv: ,.._._ -P1 _ .. , Rd lrvtne 151.fUl «>bme. lraalary. Apply . Newport .._...... a_..p . n.t.m 730-1444
in penoa Tbe Surf Ir CIMCO N.B.MNCM4 seRv1ces NoFeet&ver
Smd Hotel. l5i55 So. Cit. asBriuaAve. ~ CaJJ or e.y. Lac. Bcb. . a.ea llleaa maa Equal Oppol_. ~UDJ/Flty LVN CHARGE NURSE Come In Today
E •--Employ-------•! Full time-part time. 118ide, lllJPIY Tbe Inn et .O.E. 3-llpm. Part·time. 11-7. Irvine Lquna, 211 N. Co11t ____ 546-4480 ______ 1 Xlnt. employee bene. CJJ.1 ... 1
Hwy,IApaa Beach MODILs.ISCotn'S F1apbip Oonv. Cent.er. 2102 Buslnf't''>
MAID, to tare for olce ~ualachwi~ ~:,t~~OnJy • 11aphip Rd. N.B. Center Dnve
cozy carpeted office llelles Griot needs a _MUOM________ Suit~ 208
bldg. & staff. 9-Spm or ::.i~':::t':c~a~~ MODILSforlSCOIT NUTRITION S ALES Huntan~ Reerh
Palnlenl helper. Int. •
Ext. Part or full Ume.
714/M H1884
Parkin& Attend ant
male/fem. pt & f·time.
Job In Seal Bch&Npt
8cli Call btwn 10 ~pm
673-4800
CIMCO
2115Brt111 A Ve. o.talleu ...
E.O.E.
~
Part Time counter
pencm. ManWaca 9-2 ..
Siil. or PM'a 14 Ii Sat
Studeata • retired
welcome. No exper
neceuary _ 64$-T1lS
a..tpm, Mon-Fri. ReUa-Optical experience & CATE I IM G a.pdly£1'0Wi,ngvrtamin 147-1491
ble. non smoker. Penn. b e l pf u l but n ot SBVICE reta1.l chain seen outgo-8907 Warner AH·
PART -Tl M t:
-----PERMANENT t iex1blt•
obnllrd· Be nefits, ~aid necessary. To join an ex· • 661 2111 * ing nutrition corucious ll'.?15 o 1 ays, vaca tions • individual to join our
I o. k s IOcc cal.Ing and growang team w pay .... c treet. ....., with excellent benefits Modefs, Acton sales team lo the 0 .C.
S.BSt .. Tuslin. and a stable future. call a rea. Will start at PHOTOGRAPll. plus -.nM f t Maintenance John Kohnke ~8200 'aluable information to ~ 0 · w /opp or 98 ary
JANITOR. part lime MB.LlSGRIOT launch your c a r eer· incruse & co. growth.
nights. expenence pre· 1770 Kett.erin.: that's all you'll gel from Please c all Trish al ferred. Pl e a s e call ,_.. C Great Earth Vitamins --..... uv1ne, a. me! You pay a reasona-_83M971 _______ _ .,.r-. EOE M/F ble fee lll return. Ir you ---------1111ature woman for part MAIMTIMAMCE lime work. X-amoker. ~u .a........,. therapy t rained. Call
~ !IM-5204 Apertmeat maintenance
don't expect extras from Cflice Manager Two girl
me I 'U not expect <extras · tr.de uaoclatioo office
from you). That's lesaoa near Or. Cty a irport.
No. 1 ror t.be surviv:al of a 'l'yping, lite bkkJ>1. dic-
career model! Richard uphone. Up to $900.
Kephart, en-aim Ml-1Z12
Lai:-una f\;11•111 ·1
131..0542
27957 (':il)ot n 11.1cl
Santa ,\na
'51-0flO
715 N. Ma an
lln H&R Rlock
Office I
Equal ()ppe>rtumty
F.mployer M' I" ------------
PARKING
ATI"ENDAMTS
lmmedaalt' e>penmRS for
plll'king 11llenda nts lo
dlr«t the now of traffll
in our park.mg fac1litJes
Nodnvm.g reqwred One
poai1lon will be f OI' 4 bn. each day, one pC19illoa
from 11-S on Monday,
Friday. days before and
arte r h olid ays and
Pll)'da)'S.
Excellent salary and
benefit:.
e:rpsimce )ll'elerred foe Mechanical Asaembler.
fllll lime posftioa in Scientific Instrument.a.
Irvine" Newport Beach Must be m echan in-
areas. ExCellent benefits clined, d ependable &
including free medical & conacientJous. 540--0398.
life insurance, paid va ca-lions & holidays. Apply MEC~lC-,h~ht duty, - - - - - - - - - -lmlt Foran1ntcr\11l'w
THEIRVIMECO Mission V1eJo area.
hwr.5 Production, ship
puig & ptw:>ne duo es W 1 II
Iraan Phone-Edith
714 754-'iTOI
P\RT TIME l>ernonstrJ
uon tn your area Will
ln1n 77trlJOO -----Pait tune, Hep1 pt-ume
eves 6 Sat A. M. Asltst
•!ticket aaJes to aporting
even ta . U ·SS + hr
mi.ea.
PAYR OLL CLERK
twlurly 4c nla.ry payrolli
thru quarterly rt>turrui
Must have ·payroll tax
experience Custom
Wea'e Carpet' 1~0
Pacwr Street. fountain
Valley -------
um Camelback Wknds req. 831"2313--I MACHINISTS: If you t p~~E~~1'~,
I I ~~
MECHAMICAL are satisfied with your ~ ~p:o~~e :.::w~~r:,. ~=!;!~Pi:.~ :::-:~f.:r~.~~ I present job, compare it I §f 8f"k ~S ... ~·£~
J ack,646-4040. =:.~ac:~raw~t~ I with Lear Siegler. I Newport cxk~TUSTIM~~~l~E
Newport Beach 644~96 i--------· Equal 0ppor Employer
M A N A G E M E N T , ..
TRA.1.NEE. seeking a m-energy related products I I HUNTINGTON BEACH bltious penoo to manage &services. Experience a My Comg p.1ny Ljs 1 Equal Opportunity ldeaJ for stude nts & .__,___ challenge of desi1niag etnployer M/F .. _. __ ...... ~. pl-time. Must devices involving optics, 1. Pays 1011 compe1111ve PJV _________ , ·~wives . Many co
eftjoy _..._." .. w/people. 2. Overtime Jv111table on ALL :.hill~ beaelits ancluchn" paJd ..... ........, magnetic & gyroscopic I I "' Cal.1646-6765. mechanism.Desl ... •will 3.:>'i yea•~••ackroco•dol c.onnnucd D Make your s hoppi ng vacat ions Ty pina
-ruot•t!> ,1-s~u1es 1oh !>tab1l11v i easier by wang the Daily 35wpm E O t . Ca II MANAGER for medium inp::::t:Wuc~ ~rgmb 4. Cost of t1v1ng raoi.c'!> Q11t1n«rlv D PlJot Classified Ads. 5Q..C230 Moo tbru Fri
size .,,.mmeat complex. .. I s. Sh·" premium!. I Reply to .-. c/o The atnmcUi steel. We offer 6. Mooerr. clean tac.•hh.:! o NURSING
Daily Pilot, PO .. tsel. aceHeat benef"at.s, ••1es 7. 13 hOlldays tncludong Chrt!>tma!o 0
OuataNeu,CA92112S • a creative environ-1 shutdown ' I ---. ------• meat: which will provide a. Pa•d vilcallon O
MANAGEMENT • Am· you great person al t . Free 1110 medical prei.cr1p1oon ano O ~
1 --· nlllble ,.no. utiafldlon. We want the dental coverage ~public relations " best. BSllE degree re-1 10. Generous 1c11rrm••nt plan o
•Uvational leader. cP.recL Contact Person. 11 . Freeway-clo!.(I Or11ngc County o Pwt.time lo start. We nel,557.t051. E.O.E. 1oca11on ~
ilill tr.•in. Ma. Btae~~~~~~~~~] 1 12. Cred•I Union D I ~ 13. Outltlandong sick leave p1ogram O ---------J lled\a.nlcs II you ch«ked •II thlrtHn. you·re ptOb.M>ly alrHdy wor111ng al l.e•r ~ler Inc. MAIMTIMAMCE I II you didn't, you lhould lhlnlc more •bcK.tl ua. Better yel, c.n u• and we II glwe I MICHANIC you mOfe rH10n1 to thinlc about ur..
West.em Dieital. 1 rapid· OUT diverse client base 11 • «>mt>lnatlon of government. comme<Clel end
ly expanding electronics I mllll1ry cuatomeF'I. Tt111 dlverllty .. ,, ua oller the unique combination ot jot> I firm in the Orange Coun-stability end c1reer opportunlly.
lY Airport area, has im· Curren• opening• Include:
=~~:t!~:~ I TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS I
llechmic. Ji IUiUoo requires back-I g Bore OeVlelg Jig Bore SJMclall1f I sround tn bulJding main· '" & :>nd • h1t1 :>nd & 3rd !>hill
teoance with s pecial F~tl'n~ovi· 0.•Vhf-''l 1"r1e"''"'" HequorO!> e~p .. rouncl' •n m,111 1111
lld1la In maintaining & 1 on prototypo ano 1001tnri horv P & w K & T ~om" ,,., 1 reps1rini air condiLIOD· Tool & Di. Maker qrond "'Jl""1 n~e 11'0\Jorl«l inC 6; plumbing as well 1'.t Sholl Knowlt'Ug1J ot Moore Grind<"
• trauble1booting & re-1 1 r.!r:f. ~~ec::rr~ PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
JMChine abop skills a Gun Oriti Opentor O.Ylleg and J ig Miii 1 IJlUI. I 2nd ahlft LUCH Boring Miii 11i9 ia "*" chance to Musi be at>le to do own set·uP!. J ig BON ... chlnl1I
bea& iDOaUoe throu1b Own hand tools roq1111C<J 3rd ah1t1
our UD daJ wage review I Tu,._1 , ·th• I eyde. In addition to 1 ""' ... HIC Lathe Machlnlat
(#4 \aitlVe eeJuy We of. 2nd &·3rd Shift 2nd !ihlll
fer excellent frin1e I Engine Lethe Profile Machlnlat I bmllft&.a lndudint a uni· :lnd & 3ro shllt 'no ahlll
que •tock OP::,!!!!f. 10/00 Grinder Knowledge nl Hya•otel ana
llLm. Apply to . I " Wotton I W I • cnO Shift
IL a...... Miii M9Chini1t1 c.p. •11 111 & 2nd 1n1lt
JUll&ldllWC.11. I I fiaar W llW 6 Baker) Wt 111e located 111&1 011 the Newport Freew1v on tne nor1tiern eooe ot the Irvine 171•1117.JllO lnau11n11 Co"'plex woth easv access 10 treew1y. turtaco and OCTO routtt For it:'-4':! J..:. ~ 111'\0rl 1nlorm11ton. pleose call or appl~ on per1on I
I ~ LIAR 81!0LEA, INC. I ~ ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVllON
I 2040 I. 0ylf ,._, I
(f'N MHI I Dyef Aoed)
( leMe AN. CA t210S ·--.ii: •.•••.•• .!
.. MMla CUIC
T0$9IO
l Yrs aps. Offtc-e bllcd.
dirt CIJllltY .., -tars• 1"IDe co. Nice, lliee peo.
pie • tba .... be..ot.a
~ bl Or.,. Co.
Call llita. SCO·IOS5 . o-tal ... _. A&eD·
ey, 2'711 Harbor. C .II. ........,.
r&SOHNEL
SECaET AaY to SI lK
Rtcl"\llllng background
•eood ~al reqd
ID land Um I.op pos w I
of Ora.nie Co fastest
growu:i1 financial 10
ltlb&e. 557. T1tll ........ ,.., ,,
Swuke
Help w••ted ia ••b· on.t ..-. room. El· =enc.cl • ~ral•ees. ..., ..... Apply
Peanysa••r. 1110
AM "e,C.11.
Prtatlac STOCX BOY. laftlllt«y
........ deanup ~ nail lmmed. Ofn xlnt a....et 6; opport to lm prialimc iall. wi&.b 5' yr
Gld prtn&imc CIO bl Saala
A•• ,reloe-aU•I t o
Laa•aa HUl1. Call 1a.m._
llMDERY
Lead Peno.
Aho Trailucs
TEC HNI C AL
P U BLISHIN G
SYSTEMS
2230 S. Dupoot Or.
Aoabeim, IZI06 n•mr..CJUl Equial Oppol' Eml*>1'•
~Adams. C M. Find what )'OU wa.nt Ul ___ 1_00°!._ o Ft-ft_ _ Dluly Pllot Classlf1eds .
,------------~ QUALITY COKROL MAMAGB I I Your :J to s years of quality control I I .,upt>n '"'on & management can be I I applled UL lhe .build-up o( a first
l'l<.1ss qualit y control dept. We're I I in t e n • s t e d 1 n a n a g g r es s i v e I I pe rformer "1th e xperience in
commC'r c1a l electro-m echanical I I assembly & prior exposure to I handling & ins pection of painted I
meta l & plast ic parts • I I Day & Night shifts available. I
I ~fa il resume to: I I Cl as~1f1ed Ad #609. Daily Pilot
I P .O. Box 1650. Costa Mesa. Ca. I
92626 I .. ----... -------~
SAi.ll. llT AIL
~-11naU cbtln, ~Cl0tbln1 boiaU· , ..... N .. d uper'd ,
Nihart, d.epeodablo
~w/mo1mnt . o ... al &lary •
. Kr. £4warda,
~-.aTU..!-flfl_.1_011_. __ _
s.i.
New Oa•lllJMl ~Ina S.Orut Earth
fqr t.....,. mlAd9d In Uoc!-~"lri~ ti~ Sa'-T\'&IDN M9., I t•1e • s.Mry+
"' ...... ~. c: ..... . Wl!WIU.TftAIN )': .-... -"" ed .._ be aaar ... lve 6 Ollnl· .. v -... .,..eot ~NeUMWpee>-... ....-.rtaa, pl• to expand into
NoTrlf'eUa.a. m 1 n •I em e n \ o p
&Mf OffOITUMITY portW\it.les. lllC)I~ INDUSTRIAL
..,.........,.. SUPPLIES
WAIY + CAU... MARK 915'1 ll.SO Coe.NIMON Irvine Area.
~11!1111!! ........... , .... W'anl C all for i nterv iew ----
betwee n I · 30» m & •••••••••••••••• ._. •1a1e s.ndwlch PHWOn wanted *8TAIY ai ClCJUllWr help wanted l : 30pm. Salea
THIRID
ULLOOM, LTD.
Retail Ant. McJr'.
for ....,.i RMI &tale Slartibl w/aood salary.
olfice. IAJua Buch ca.II 67S.at93.
...... ...._,,Ask for ReMai.&rw
' Jo.or Larry. couwra....,
Part time 9-2. Mon-Fri.
Rell !lit.ea. Xlnt workina cood. Full lllWT1AL club membership. Ex·
waPmtSOMS per. not. nee. Prefer
AltfwJl.-
957-0032
SA1 ES L.AdllS
JiUll time & part time for
I of country's fines t cbiJdren 's Boutiques, Le
lhpsio, So. Cal Plaza.
~ lib to joill a real pro-mature woman. •Irvine
r..-...i R.E. oraa.n.iu-Clubhouse, 754-7500 aft
lion? )'or a running l:30.Jack. SALESLADY for ladles
a.e.1-start for UIO, caJJ RstaL&rant sbop in Nprt Bch. Ovr a..
ua today for an in· P/TH&P 10am-6pmcall673-8530.
c.erriew. Pleue call Mar-ted f l b . S I Jorie Clark , Res . wan or unc hme a es: Management Jhnqerforapp't. help, Moo·Fti. 2·5 days Trai nees p /t, Ctt. w-a-M. T-'-Co. wit. Pay $3.2Shr. Furn Dynamic, positive 18+ .
0 ::._--:::.! •r-;;~ ~910 uniform, train 1 day, DeY alt bus mc. SS7·3062.
Looltioc tor people to
work 3 nites + wknds Must have creative flair
w/fine line of traditional
womens & c hildre os
c loth i ng . Xlnl
s.lary +Bonus.
Sdes
P061tioaa open. full &
P IT. bac kground in
Retail Sales of fine
childrens & womens ap·
parel belpf ul.
M&-1476 ••••••••••••••••
Sales ._..,... ......., Oexi~e schedules. New
..... ........_ .r...a~-Wienerschnitzel. 250 SALES~AN wanted for Tlta..R.OM
......, ~ South Brutol, C.M .• near collect.loo agency, salary MEB>S YOU Opening for licensed Redhill & Bristol. to SlD> per mo. Ex per salespeople, locally _ prd'ernd, contact Mrs. To fill avaJanche of or-
owned, with national re· Reta1l Sales. perm pt· Goodman~ der s fr o m manne .
ferral system. Excellent lime, mature, expe r motorcycle. s po rting working conditions . pr ef. For Wom en 's _________ , goods, mot.or sports, re
F..am 100% commission. specialty shop. 645-5711. Sales/Maintenance ta.ilers. Great oppty but
Fer coofidential app 't. INDOOR PLANTS we are very selective &
call 759·0226. Execu· want confident winner
Systems Realtors Retail Sain types only. We train ex -One f South C 1 We are looking ror an pertly. Visit us & see. Receptionist/ Part time o ern a if. outgowg person to sell It Call Mr. Stone s.w-4023, ~~S:~.pe:!~~ =i::~:~,c~~~~ ~~ ~~~:1~~: _9-_l_. -------
Hair Styli.at, 540-8888 lngs for Asal.st. Mgrs & l I o n s a v a i I a b I e / Sales
Sales people in our So. weeken ds requi r ed. Wanl.ed young men who ~OMIST Coast Plaza, Fashion Please apply in . person will get along well with ~... ... .,...... Wand & Mission Viejo Mon thru Fri 8-S. w'o men . ca 1 l u r . .. uu lime -oa·r ri · 35 stores. Prior s hoe or "' brs. per week. Musi be 1 ...... :_ 1 ed 'fbompson 540-4023, 9· 1.
Pet 1 on a b I e , w e I I c UUJU•S exper pre erl' · ROGH a.r XJnt Salary + com-.,, Sandwich & s alad as· ll'OOIDtd. enjoy meeting mission. &: full Cringe GAIDEHS semblers, part t1me. S lill
the pul>llc. No typing, benefits. Contact Mr. 2301San Joaquin 9am. Mon th.ru Fri. $3.SO
phone experience pre-Yutuc at; 714·5'9-.81M3. Hilla Road per hr. Lori ·s Kltchen.
ferred. f\11.l co. benefits. CDM 640-5800 979-0747 aft l Oam for ~r.'l'ea':i:T::.er c;~ si:c:r::~e~ p :o~ d s!~r!i~ _appt~-· -------·
Mesa. P9rt time. eves. and Sat. SALES ORDER Savinp & Loan . . di hon br.s., xJot discount. The SU. IRANCH MGI ReoeDtioaist. ctap e, Coffee Bean 549-1766 to $251( typ{1t, experienced. Expanding product line Nutrtlionalfy oriented, Sales have generated this im· 1bia PoS i.s yours if you fP'OWtll position. Mo-SSS6. Politive think.in~ sales & mediate opening with have SM. bqd & want to
t l · p · l f d move up w/l of Orange Receptioa.lat pt·Ume for '!limn ra1nees. art srut potenUa or a . Co major SicL Assn.
.._1 hair UAon. ~fer tune, full Ume. loc. out of vancemeat. Familiarity SS7·7L93. ~Pw911Dable&rella· city.645-3562 wtthaeroapace fasteners ·~r~----would be very helpful. -__.
ble. Dl·1'IO. Salary commen surate W.lce
Beceptiooist, need penon
w/fronl clfc appearance
for prestigious N .B.
Financi al Pla"llntng
Qirp. Some typing. Call
Michelle or Doug
SALES with experie nc e & UOC>Adams,C.M.
l'HllllOADWAY knowledge or the in· 100%Free -..wPOIT dlMtr)'.
Exciting opportunities
for full time or part time ROSAN. IMC.
s a l es in beautiful 7141548·5533
644-7540. Fashion Is land. Ex-Newport Beach.
cellent benefits. We train An F.qual Opportunity R--6aonist/ 47 FmMoa Isla.ct Employer -r1• •. F.qual Oppor Employer st. SALES/OUTWARD
--------YW9<r. #!.. & I Matur:e. arp person, Sales Clerk, part time/ ' '..-.:; •~
e.xpenenced as Recep· perm., must work al Wlth sales exp., mus t
Uonlst . Heavy .Pho.nes, l east 1 wknd day. have car.U>O+/wk Call type 50 wpm., mvo1ces, 4ln·292S 64.2-4.101. Ask for Gerry
quotations. orden. Front --------otnce appearance. Top, ________ _
salary• benefits. Irvine SALES Salesperson desired for
F\lrn. Mfr. Call Karen, ,.__ full time employment.
541>-84 ~ Retail greeting card · OaDartmtffy store. A La Card. So.
RECEPTIONIST · for Nationaf corporation, Coast Plaza. CM
Prestid iou s ex ec. -nufact"-r of quality .. .... '""' SALES PERSON -su.ite/part·lime/flex. I' ht. d t f hrs. Heavy phones. Lite ig mg pro uc 5 or Stereo dept. exper. pref. commerical & industrial Permanent fullt1me. lypi~c. bkkg. exper. users has opening for R.M. Abrams. Catalog helpl'ul. Xlnt. pay. In-sales person in LOCAL
terviewing 9am·lprn. protected territory. Must showroom 1819 Npt. Bvd.
Mon-FrL be non-pressure in· CM.
The Exec. OHice/Npt. dividual looking for their SALESPERSON. perma·
UONpt. Clilr. Dr. Ste. 200 LAST JOB. Experience nent Cull time, will train.
_N __ pt_Bcb._· ______ 1 in openinc new accounts R.M. Abrahms Catalog
RECEPI'IONISI' • Busy & upgrading exialio.g ac· Showroom. 1819 Newport
developers office. Lite counts a must. High Blvd, O>sta Mesa.
bkk1, typinc, varied weekly commissions " .......... _ o c •{-bonus. Full company Sales ..-. . ...... .-. area. .._____ . ,_,,, 1 ••"" M m--. ...,. ...... -ma)Or m ...... ca * _.vv,... o. * ---------1 miremenl. etc. For in· You r s a I e a co m ·
t.eniewaPPOi.ntment-mWlicallve s kllls will
llC9'T10MIST CALLcifUCK PRIOR iead you lnt.o a manage-
SWl'TCHIOAa.D 014)634-1920 ment career. Expanding OfllATOll F.QuaJ Opportunity company promotes from
Ex-rteeced o-rator £mpioyerll/F within . Call Bryan ...... -1--------• 957.1150 Irvine. for buaJ real estate of·
Ike. CoMole board. Call s.Jee/Delivery • Xlnt op.
lor appt .. Coldwell por. forC<J4.lege student..
...._/QluieJoba.son. Have full lime le p/Ume
-... po1. avail. You can earn ~~~~~~~I •to sr.oo per hr. cau Sil.ct btwn 1-tpm.
SALIS PllSOMS
Pencmallty plus adults
lo work with and
matlvale kids. Over 21.
~ Lq\ma. Capistrano,
SM Clemente u.as.
PMTTIMI
Seamstress, sail loft ex
per preferred, full lime.
Pff. 631-1842
SECRETARY
Corporate Heod-
Stalc w~:~stment
services firm -Fashion
hland. Busy. artive,
challenging, d1 ver:.1f1ed
duties. Good skills, (typ
ing1 shorthand ) or
gan1zal1onal ab1h l1es
64CH>l23 M Fri. 9· 00 5 JO. ----Set-retary
Newport Beach ad ajlen·
cy requires person with
excellent skills, some
accts payable & receiva-
ble experience. Call J ill
at 54.9-8651 ----SECRETARY · Part·
time. <From your own
home) Work about 20hrs
per mo. & earn $150
Mus t tak e goo d
shorthand over the phone
& lran.,cnbe. May han-
dle Ute boob. Should Ii ve
in or around Cd M. Ca II
Debble557.a220 Ext. 231.
SECRETARY-Part-time.
hrs & wage negotiable
call 64>31 IB for appt.
SECRETARY
Experienced W1th stron~
typing & s horthand
skills, full time career
opportun ity. Apply in
person to: Mr. Fuentn
at Robert Bein, William
Fro1U1 Asaoe. 1-401 Quall
St. Newport Beach.
SECRETARY s.a. ...... s ..,IOl~l'Vf LOYI PHOI.. <lDtaul Audit)
TallS SHOP 10C1 .._Mii
.. ........ 4SOI Campus, N. 8.
<>Dell Mon Eve Uot11'7 p.m. By Ap
PASMIOM Ill AND Ell. a . a:ween 1-SPM. =. ~~f!:' 1':11~~
l.aDad. ~ 11tatute Alk hf' Aadrea lnl • aecretary to assist
.... penGll. "'1.l·Ume. 811111 Rep. to call OD re-wfib the clerical needs ln ARll>' a\ • P'abklo lal. ad•r acl bu1il1ea1 •c· our lateroal Audit •Tax
Npt. 8dl. --•--.a -•-1.n,, Dept. The qualJOed can-
•--------• I -._ -•-....... dlit.te w i ll bave a -tin P'rt. tul~m. a... .... + Comml11ton. mlalaum ot 1 yr .
........... , Qny ........ WW l•••Ul office ell·
WMla ~-:-irt/IA· lnlL Melt ~uce perlence, 1ooc1 typhtl
.... ...... J'oU.Ntt-··e·-'··· =:'.:.:. :c.; u ... ••·•lllr. 'lrlll ltiitb Fw .. Cot. ~ pleuut eooperatlve tnilL Call lb. Buie ~ .... ta ,.._..~. W• otter an ...,.,.,I'll, -•=;..;..•------• _,...._ compenu·
WWWIWWWRll.... SALB/llfAIL tloa/beffflt packa1e . ::", ... >EC~\· tlCl'OIYfAINI Offtee IQPIJ • ata, ror lmm•dlate con• · lllllill ·--filltllmt..._°"'1,_ Uoatra auda ex-.....,..._.._.callfor It? Jletd alu •P· a.tJlmaWdara,..,. perlenud r•t•ll an appt, or •PPJl Jn
..... :a. ..... ~.,.. HtH •OHJ. ...... • .. 1..-,. r..u time. ptraoa: O•H uo la1 ==••o• •11••• ...... 1a • w-. •l--,.._ far ~ '1M/f11-Ja. Pll•-.-,. C.U IWa. ......_ w.....ur l'IMll. 117·1111· AK for llr. Na-OMiUI ...._. ~u, I'... 11 l W•t. Newport Sta· PCMD•OSA M()t:•IS -~,........... • ......... -· 111•10.C.Dr. C.11......... a.a. ... ... .. ..... •. lnlM. tl1U
BM m ...... , ':109' ·~tr.: ''2""a......,..l a n.s_.&....... ...~.w.. !!!!!!! --.!!!.!!!!~--
! I
....... ~ 11 .. ,~ ... ,. ,. .. e;;r. ......... ,........ ' ................. .
We have openlnea for cepable
secretaries in our new Santa Ana
faclUty. Out,..acbeduled move date to
thls new-lacillty ll November JO, Un9.
T he Ideal applicant. should be ex·
perlenced, have 1ood aldlla, and have
a prolesafonal appearance and man-ner for this fast paced office.
Polaroid offers an extremely attrac·
tlve benefits and salary package.
lf you are qualified and il1terested.
please send resume to:
BEVERLY HOLKE
POIJIOID COIPOIATION
20401.~
B Se9Mdo. Co. 90245
EOE M l f'
S ECRETARY ORDE R
DESK-typing 60 WPM.
phone orders, general
otc. growing company m
C.M. 557-4116
SecMary. general office.
good typing, excellent
beoelits64>Zlll Lana.
SECRETARY -Must
have GOOD shorthand &
t)'PU\8 skills. Active R. E.
Developer, Airport area .
Xlnt opponuruly lo learn
cons truc t ion. C a ll
SG-3565 weekdays
SICUTAlY
NN'por't Beach to $1400. You will be eventually
Ole Mgr., Ir become in·
valved in all r acet.s of the
co. Professionalism is
the key note & some
knldg of acClg ~tpful.
Super benefits. SS7-6l22.
~free to appbcaot.
~
,~Stnlu
15Qll t.:.HnflU'. "\ h
Optm Mon Evl'
........ Olliller 11, 1111
~~.!. ..... ?!~ ~?.~! .. ~ ..... !!!! !t?..!!..-!....
SEWING 114CR1NB T SL & P II. 0 1' & 'hNlrr o P s a A T o a a . IOUCl'IOlla a.-•• a ...... MilaOntar Yeel!U. im P9'\ u ... ••·'ftlln. n -v...a or·
PIMlllda.C.ll.eG4111. :::r·c.=4;; u=t.._..:.
..... --~fflJ H'• pwlMtJto=-:.: • •cN .. 111c ... • ...... ,..... • •.., traftl , ...... • -W atr..U... la Pf.I . uu. Ntw ltarola• 41•· llacblae abop. Small, .,.... ,_.lllll .,. "8.llallle
flll ,,..,..., t'OlltpaDJ. • t tll re,. n •ti o ~u
l!:xp. Good P•Y· Good T E L g P H 0 N t: I J tum 1 m I a 1 .
bemllta. J4NZlO I NT Ea v 11:. s a a =--... traffl ...W for pubic opbUoafo ,.._. .,,_ --------•I aurvey b)' natloHllJ ... mvt .... U10ll're
SHEET ...,... ..,,., ,..ardt -...,. ..... ,., •· nrm lo 8.A. D&1U•• ullt•t emplo1ee wt. a'll per br. Call 11 I .. ,. • M1ar7 eoal·
METAL •11Zl blr SPJI Ir Mk ..... ,..t• w lUa ••·
fClrJud)' ................... 21" UlftDllERS ~•J·Pfl' t x p . r • q al r • d . ""'°' Allf'MOlllATIOM _114~""~.,,.~~~~-
0NlATOtlS nPIST
... Maater ca..rae·Vtaa MtllDe= 11.-Qrr .... 1 ca.-Us lrviDe hu lem· lila¥e ,_. UW. to r-. pirary ~. fot p tr -.il in ... 1111 otnce.
LEAJlSJEGLf!R operllkn bet1niAC Nov Tnin1. auwulaa .... .,...,...IT lit. Start at SS.70 hr. all .,.._, ftliaC. mak.io1 '""'"~ bn avail. 7 d•y1/wk. lllllll'• lrtr.vel arruce· DYNAMICS WW train. OD Video [)ts-meata. Slaorth•Dd oot.
3131 WelltSepntrom playwai&a. mtlllll"J. Salary eolll·
s.a&a Ana. Ca men111ute • itla ••
E.O.E. M/P/H
Appllcalions Accepted perieece. call 965-1'50
Moa·Frl, tam-lpm ft ~
~~~~~~~~12-4:3Dpm. -TJ • Wt 1YPIST·LEGAL · Coa.a
Tr••tdiua Meea Jaw firm needs SHIPPIMG &
acllYIM6
llail ~ence helpful.
Some llftinC. (.5()..1() lbs. )
Xlnl compeny benefits,
prier' lelal sec. to do typ. s.r.kes. Ille. __,It her home. Ml-Cl7
3'82 DuPont Dr, Irvine. E.O.E. M/F IH TYPISTWANTED: 3to5 days a week. Pleasant wortini cond. Apply In
penao.. Peanyaaver, lt&O
Placentia Ave. Costa
Mela.
Informal office. C.M. l•----... ---Call Millie aft . 9am.
M5-9!0
1be Register Newspaper
baa openini.s few mom-
SHlPPING /REC CLERK Ing as eve auto routes tn
Grow101 Ctrm needs Laguna Bch, Dana Pt Ir TYPtST rspon ._......... full time Caputraoo Bch. Call Mr. ...-~ """'·'-""'171'" A.ccwat.etypi.at, good ore warehouse dulin . Rec ~r. -· .... • ........ ··•·-incoming shipments., _________ -.-r open.
stock shelves, pull or· Tiii • a 1 M 1 a •L ___ 548-__ i_m ___ _
den. prepare outgomg • • " "" Waltna w/car for wicker
shipmeut.s. UPS & P06tal AUTO SBYICI basket lunch serv1ce
uperience preferred Sd.ay wotk week. 9:31).lpm, Mon-Fri. Earn
Call 64>31532 A~y $12:5-$1.50 weekly. Must
SECRl!."TARY
EXECUTIVI::
645-4044
l 'ntil 7 p m By Appt SITTERS UNLIMITED .•
--------professional cluldcare
Newport Tire Center be neat, personable &
3IXX> E. Coul Hwy. energet.ic. Call W79-07•7
Corona del Mar att lOam. for appt.
Secretary. Need rcspon:.1
hie p e r son to help
w misc office duties.
typing, SH & som(' bkpg.
Exper nee. Pay l'Om ·
mensurate w exp C.:all
for appt. 1 la m-3pm ,
S66-6'/65. Ask for Da ve.
SECRETARY. Typinit.
some shorthand. phones.
customer ser vice ex-
per ience n ~cessary .
Irv in e area Judy
97S.36S2. -----
5ecnhwy
lmmed opening 0 C
Airport a rea, exper'd
wtxlnt production typing
skills, gd slart salary,
Call Mn. Jay: 833-9721.
SICUTARY
SECl.ETARY $975 Sitting agy, desperately
No SH. If you hke an needs qulll.lfled sitters.
elegant ofc . informal at G"rr>-9630 __ __ _
onipb & a l'(reat place t.o
spend your day. this is 1t
w, mk'mauonal land de·
velopmenl tor p Ca ll
Rita S40·60SS. Coastal
Personnel Agency. 2790
Harbor. CM Never a ftt
SECRETARY
Stcrt $1000
Local. no SH. Able to
handle front d esk .
a nswer phones, make
travel reservauoo.s. Slar
lyp1st. National known
co. Call Dolly. S4010S5
Coastal Personnel Agen-
cy, 2790 Harbor, C.W.
Never a fee
Secretary
SALIS SICUT ARY
Room at the top. come
join • ueat wam. ~
able to direc t s ub-
Smal l psyc h1 at rir
hospital 10 S Orang~
County seek1n2 Maia
lenaoce person vanous
duties · plumbing l!"X·
penence pref. Pay com
mensw-ate with .sk ills
Xln1 fnnge benefits Call
496-5702 bt wn hm &
•pm.
STOQC CLE:tll
Exciting career oppty
avail worlung 10 our
ln'l.lle dJatrlbulion ctr.
You will be s.tupping ii
receavi.n& High Fashion merchandJSe to our
dwn cl Southern Calif
Specialty S\.O«lS. Start·
&QC salary open, fulJ rr. iilee benel"d.a Will lraiD riabt person. Contact
~·\·71•·~.
TOLL
COllECTOR
$1,044 • St,2SO
Slat.e ~b=. Dept.
cl Tl"amport.ation WI U be
accepuog applications
from October lS to Nov·
ember I, l.979.
For further u1formauon
call Olarlott.e Cosul.tcb at
C2l3 >~3802 EOE
Tow Truck Drivers ex·
per'd. ToP pay. Apply
GlcW Tow\nc. 7408 Clum Way, C. Ill. &e-125.2
M ..... A~ Tl•aas
Im.med Pull Ume Opee+np
W~: Nile guard · fr.
rigat or. Wholes a le
nW"llery nds person to
work swmc .. graveyard
shJ.ll. Part or full time.
Apply in person Mon·
Wed A.M. at Bordier 's
Nursery , 7231 Irvine
Blvd, S .A. 559·4221.
EO.E.
WAMTED DtUYH.
5WeAYOMLY
To deliver Dally Pilot
bundles to camers. Re· cpns van or large ata·
tion wagon and a &ood
dri VU\I record. Phone
&42·•321 and ask for
Harry ~ley or Don
9Miams. EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
EllPLOYER D.a.l~sor
Must be familiar witb
VA/FHA processing.
Minimum l yr expr. req
Presley ol So. Calif. Con·
tact Bev.
S40-0500.
ordanance t& organ1&e Ta&enl.ed YOWll m an lo
da.1ly s chedule, much traUl for pr"eC&SlOQ tn5tru·
variety To $1200. Hurry! ment repair <no elec-
t1 I WH *u
~tklaT,...._
....... a.11
WAREHOUSEMAN ·
EXPD.. -a.~c:-fcw fabric w se.
Good Giil»· w /O'OWila& co. Irv area. Salary cc>mm
WI~. 556-T91S •
UA&.ISTATI
D.a.I~.
Must be familiar with
VA/FHA proces sing
Minimum I yr expr req
Presley or So. Cali(. Con·
tact Bev. :>40-0500
The Executi ve Vice
President or our assoc1a-
lJon is seeking an 1-:x.
et.-uUve Secretary lo han·
die tus personal and tor
p o r ale bu'\1 n css
activities. This person
will l>e respons1hlc for
secretarial a nd ad-
auruslrative duties and
will act l.I!> a hat!>OO
between the exec4tive ai-1 lus many busmess
contacts Selected apph.
cant will have had recent
executive secrctan al ex
penence: will be writ
groomed ; have good
commun1callun s kills :
and type 70 wpm and
t a ke d1clat1on at
lOOwpm. Only quahf1ed
appbcant.s should a pply
Weclfer a beautiful work
environment. and an ex-
cel lent salary a n d
benefits package includ·
ing dent.al. Please call
Pe-sonnel at 776-7101 (or
an interview appoint
ment.
Cch .U.Scn-.. ..t Lom AtlOClotfo.
F.qual Opportunity
Employer M I F
!16'7·7193 lromc:s > Mu.st be reha·
u.lhcl ,W'l'UHI ble. have r1\8nual dell· s.r.ke t.enty •excellent viatoo.
Co. benelits. Irvine . ._ _______ _
540-7131. A Keodavis W A R E ff O U S E
Long ll'a1nl.n& penod. On· lSOO Adams, C. M · ly ser&OU$ly int~resled I C>Oo/o Fr-ft oeed apply Call f<K in·
terv1ew appt. between
lad. ·· E.O.E. PERSONNEL
TraiDee betWtta 18 Ir 23 No esp. oeeessary · 2 Fu II
yrs, mechasucaUy lo· bJDe poRtions. Start im·
dined. field installation med. ..,, per mo. with
Secretaries
Holmes & Narver. Jnc .
an internationa l leader
in engineering and con
structJon. has need for
expenenced secretnn es.
Pos1llons require in-
dl VlduaJs Wl'll versed m a
varil'ty or :.l'Crf'tarial
functions With mm1mum
typt11g skiJls of SO wp m
and shorthand or 80
wpm
For 1m med1 ate ron
s1derilUon. <·all or appl~
to Della Gilliland. !714 1
97'3-1140.
Hcluu &
Manlt', Inc.
999 Town & Country Rd
Orange, CA 926C)g
Equal ()pporturuty
Employer
SICY /MO SH to $'50
Pee paid. ToP cow i plush
clc needs your Rood typ.
ing for this van cty spot
Allio fee Jobs. Yvette.
710-2712
CocAc:t1p0 PerlOMet
2'551 Raymond Way
Ste 115 El Toro
SICUllTY
Gate guard required by
private community in
Laguna Beach area. Day
ahitl. Call Mon· Fti for
appt. °"571.
a AM only S46-0806
TEACHH
Math inst. cred. FiT .
elem g r a de s . C M .
642-CMll
TEACHH
6C2·3.5.Z2 r&19e in 90 days. Light
----------!lbJpp.ng. re<'elVlDg, a.•·
TRAJ NEE YAR OMAN· semb1.y .tr qualJty control rerc.aJ yd. must be tn· k o d telli-L . .-...t w/,_,,,ple. wor . uts tan ang ...~ "'--.--v benefits. CalJ 540-4606 for mech, M1ss1on Vi eJO
area.831-2313 · ~aAll~·~~~~~~ --------,.
PE. drill ins t e lem TravelAgttit: experonly. W~eman, exper . It
1i r ad es. f'1T , c M Exec utive T ra ve l ronlg shippmg/receiv-
642-0411 Service Commerc1al1 mcetc eau751 1ooo.
Sabre 8J3.9406
'The fastest draw to the Sell wtlh EASE•
West a Daily Pilot SeU IJungs fast with Daily It 's a BREEZE
Oass1Iied Ad. 642 56i8 Not Want Ads. I Oasslfied A~-642-5678
Growth
Potential
EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. is opportunity. Because. we
believe every employee Is entltled to the opportunity of
reaching their potential. Wf! haw succeeded. We're one of the
largest, progreulve multi-national co mpanies In the U.S.
today. Our scope lnvolvu manufacturing, marketing and
servtce facilities throughout the world. We have the follow-
ing opportunities a vailable:
SHIPPING CLERK .. ,,. ..
Individual wtll prepare wooden c ratu to Insure safe, econo-
mical and ttmely shipments and maintain flies and records..
Other Job duties Include the preparation and proceulng of
shipping documents. Previous experience required.
RECEMNG CLERK 0 A"
Individual wtll receive materials. verify phytical condition
and accuracy of count, record dlacrepancles and process
receiving documents. Wiii also distribute material5. Previous
experience required. SECIETUY
Position currently --------•I PRODUCTION STORES CLEllK available for a Secreter)'
with load \ypt.q akUll t.o wort ln our Salet Dept.
Enjoy escelleot com·
pany beoema. Apply
91m-ooon. Mon-Fri,
Pencwl.
MAm<>nHOTa
llOONewpcr1CeDW' Dr
NewpartBeacb, E .O.E.
Wiii reeehie m•tertat. wrtfy quantity. provtde for aafe and
accurate atock records and take ph~k:al lnvefttoriea. p.,..
vtoua upertence preferred.
We offer you an opportunity for 1ucces• •nd growth poaendal
plus an· outstanding beMftra program. We lnvtte you to
conalder Emerson Electric Co. for your future. Plate contaet
011r Penonnel Offke from 9:00-l l :00 AM and I :00.3:00 PM.
I= We are loc1ued bttew•en Main Stret't •nd tM
-Newport Frttway south of Ah11n .
.. ........ 0 ..
••IUON &UCTUC CO.
lnduttr\81 Contruls Oivl1lon
3300 South Stand•rd Stttt•
S.n•• Ana. C.ltfomla 92707
~ual ()ppor1u1tlry ~ ...... M/f'IH
•
AmlY
Mft'l9UI MAU ()pee 'nlur-lloo lM. um We:ltlll!mter Ave.
GG. nt4 > 554-6103
840-7801
AKC wired·ba.ir Fox Ter.
rier. 9moll old Fe. Reas.
963-3000, m.9382
•YODSNU TERRIER
AKC, Fem. pup, 838· 13117
Lc'Walaut cupboard from AKC Coclrer F: 6mos. oW atare ln LA. mirrors $100.
It li&bted slaelves on top, ~3832
drawers below. ideal for bar or buffet in home or ,,_to Y• 8045
for s tore. Apprais ed •••••••••••••••••••••••
$2000, sell $400 . You ~ Adorable Aus tralia n
move. May be seen at Shep pups, blue mer le. 7
Blue Door Antiques. 2484 mo. spayed. go t.ogelher
Newport Bl. CM. Or call lm-4215 ~01or544-4025 ----: --------Adorable Kittens. 8 wk!.,
Antique 4 legged bath tub, litt.er tramed. had shol:>,
good cond. best offer. 551 1672
~--------Fem. Spnnger1Sparuel. 2
~ue red velvet love yrs Good w/kids. To
seat. Xlnl cond. $700 or good home. S48·9885
bestolfer.631·2288. ---Free to eood home. 3 yr A"'mc" 8010 male. mi x breed . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548--~ ---------R.BFIU GE RA TO RS-L« 14 Dalmatlon mix male. free cu ft. 1 dr $145. 2 dr Sl 75. to good home. obedient &
Guar. Ter:ms. Garden very lovable. 979-6644. Grove Appliance 537-Wl9
REFRIGERATORS~ Pure wht cat, male. 1 yr WASHERS . DRYERS & ~d. neutered. shots. lov ·
OISHW '""HERS ang . g d ho m e o n ly ~ . ovens. 963-5103
Bed, j un lor ·custom
wooden bed, 11 mattress.
like new 551-2054
Sola & matcbins loveseat.
like 1235 set.
642-3171 ---------Beaut. bke new Pecan
1bomasv1Ue 5-pc bdrm
set. triple dresser . twin
rrurrors. bkcse, wood &
ltbr k:ng hdbrd. chest on
chelt. Worth $1$00. sell
S7SO Must Sell ' 675-8542
or675-3832
~· dc.'<.-orator sofa off white
& gren pattern $125
552-1249
I'riple dresser w/mirror.
2 01te sta nds. Walnut
finish, $1 35 fo r a ll
962-6308.
Sofa. 7ft, gold velvet,
perfect c ond. Worth
SlD>. Sell $350. 960-1662.
Din table beaut bl. Liger
eye marbl top 8/0 . 2910
3rd Ave, COM.
21'wtn beds, like new, $60
e..ach. Call
751·JQH>
GARAGE SALE-SUnday
only! Furn, clotbea,
lrnlck-lmacka, tools.
misc. '28 Dahlia I A,
Cd.M.
Moving Sale: Mustempty
Garag e. Everything
DfRT CHEAP. <ft Some Free)
Call 631-0IN2
tta•1hrldfioods 1065 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MOVING SALE: Stereo
w/8 track. 25"color TV.
elect organ, ladies bike,
kg sz waterbed & refng.
963-0.S68
Bally Arcade game. cor
ner group, twin bed, sm
rruse. items. 968 6402.
1070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l.adies diamond els tr rg. 2 + ct. Appr SSOOO. sell
$2:500. Alt. 5 wkdys or
Sal. &Sun. 631-5727.
Wedd.J.ng set ~ct pd SI 900
new. S875cas h. Oesp !
548-4474,973-4026
Diamo nd & je we lry
c ertification & a p ·
praisals, wtule you wait
Fully equippe d l ab.
latest computer pncing
Graduate Gemolog1bt
G.l.A. Ne wport Bc h
cams n "....... c:eraaaies. plaques. aatlvlly set,
plat~•. mucb misc. ~ Allo ..,.aa1 «·
dlr'a •colon dime at re-
...... COil. 146-57'5
WANTED
TOP CASH DOLLAR
PAID FOR YOUR JEWELRY, WATCHES,
ART OBJECTS. GOLD.
SILVER SERVICE,
nNE FURNITURE It
ANnQUES. ~zzoo.
OOPY 11.ACIUNE
Use1anypaper. ~
Price. M2·7033.
JACK WAI.SH
C.AINrCO.
Ha.1 clcJee.cMats for $2.99,
$3.99 and $4.99. For
COMPET IT IV E bid
come to 711 W. Utb St ..
A7 or call 631 ·4402.
CLUB DE CA.5A mem·
bersb.ip$600. CaU Joan at
7S2--7870 bet. 8-5.
Chnstmas Gift. Radio
Command car. 10'7 ... skill
COC"VeU.e. 100 mph. Brand
new. Best olr. 644-1318.
~-
Tennis Mem bers hip.
TENNIS MATCH CLUB
Must sell al sacnflce
Rob 67S-5l1)4 ----
Discounted. John Waynt•
Fami ly Tennis Mem
bersh1p. $800 +$400 fo r
trans rees. S800 lbb than
club sel I 1 ng pr1 ce .
731.8741. -------1 Uruled A!rbne 'h pn cc
coupon s:;o.
644-2585
CERAMIC
LAMP SAU
Sml Sl.S. med 12$, lg SJS.
Lamp shade Sl·$5. Plan·
ten $2. 614 Gary Pl. NB.
Npt HgLs ~2017
United 1.-ltfare
Coupon SSO.
~5497 ----
fOol Table with equip· meat. BelltoCfer.
131-N>l WllYBUYNEW!!!
New eond sota S175, steel Several beaut. recoa'd
olfice desk $40, ladle11 Color 'IV'a, all Illes 6
Scott aki boots siie med IDda. War. IC-SM».
' WeJfslki Al lllai
Otllis. I e:tl Vaivo 1/0. l!aa.r oa o ......... · . .-..
WANl'ID a.er• roed trailer, '150. Shell for 1978 P'ord
QllE aelf......m, vane, Bandlen>Call 751...,
alateoad •. &eg.91554
•.•. 2182 Top Shell, fita abrt
POWB At •s· BOAT z5· shock. Toyota, $150. & CM>SSOY8S Sacrifice at $2tl0. LI M6-ml ~Audio Prodacta bu cockpit. Compl aall1. •---------
••••••••••••••••••••••• a tided __ .__ ol ,...... blnsed mut. slpa 2. ,_.__ --~ llip. SZ50 for
... ····-WtBl9cl 1011
-.....1ALRUGS '°'>' JDda. fUUy 1uaran-fiadinc buyer. &45-0310
WANTED teed, only sU&)lt cos-days, 16-fJ.47 eves.
Pa-s1an or CblDese ruga. metic dama1e. QSC. la P.P. only. 644.5177 f'laceitia C.11. 84.5--2540 • P'iber&Ju aaU boat,
.... , ..... __ Sl00/080. Flberclas 1---------WANTED: QUEEN SIZE "--,_ ""' byalk.ISO.S.2111112
Br .... _ ___. ... _ aed tape, •D
-· "VUU, or ra,,...., • .,. headboard w/out or with YBtem speakers I c.ndeavor Sloop,
frame-rootboard. $ re · and •heir unit. $22S . ~deeip. Schock mi.ve:-~a.i:9.=ty~
asooab&e.C.IJ96'·54M7.
162280
· =. ~~. --· MDO.MM14'1aflerl. ~ RCA console color TV. Nl•CtN:lft/
.... -· 1013 xJat cond. ~ COld.rol i--------· 9150 ... •••••••••••••••••••• $100 . ......,. ~AC •• ... ...........•........
POW& AMPS New 25·· Color ~. • • 'f ACHTS ·• K.awuaki :;oo .., ..... __ .._ _ _. ... __ I '71 Sea 8.ameer :rz•, aft ._,. ..._. ..n
& caossov.s --,_._ ...._p, _....._ ._.._ 121D ..&..•,VHF, -or-uu.er. · odly. Save l220, only ..._ ·--,..... t79-1793 QSC AudJo Producta bas MSI. Garden Grove Ap-falho. Blmln1, w /shp. 1---------
a !muted number of fac-pli.aaceSl'1.Q33. SJ'8.3)0. "71 Honda, 4.50 ctua:I over·
t.ory 2nds fUUy guaran· '7T C.C 25'. anboard. rac-bMd cam. f700 or Best
teed, only s light cos IMh&..._.. tory showboat, wrnty. offer. Aft.er5PM. 751-~
mellc damagc. QSC. 1926 ';'I .t IZl.500 orS57-02ll.
PlaC't'nlJa, C M 645 2:W-O •••••••••••-·••••••••• 77 C4iC 24 ·. sllff boal, ---G Ill 90 Io fad.or)I showboat, wmty. "10 Triumph, 500cc, new
Ea rt y 6 o · 'I f'' e n d e r ••••••• •• •• ••• • ••. • •• •• Sl4..SOO parts. S650. Sell or Trade Telecaster gu1 tar & · 7 8 C !\_I 3 9 ', I u JI 67>2002or67~3674.
Glbison SOwatt amp S.SOO race crwse. absoluuly <II Honda 450 641~ 11Jlpe«abte. owner leav· Clean. rwl.'I good
Ill& COWU1)' S86,500 $400 675 6IQJ Acoustic-230 w Mitchell
4-12" cabinet S600 L('S
Paul custom S600 Xlnt
cond 496-L8S8
OHie."" ...... &
'; '1 "' IOIS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Unique ooe·of -a ·kind ,
claw footed maboaany partners d esk S1 8SO
AJso lge select ion of
othe r u sed o rr1ce
rurmture Mc M ah a n
De.k ol Costa Mesa 1800
Newpart Blvd Col>tJ
Mesa, M:!-84.50
WHln8
BUYING .,
SELLING
TWs ts Yo.
DAILY PILOT
IOAT MART
C&C 34, 36, Jll. Just <tr
m'fld. the sex> tno. l!.atl a i6 Harlt•y Custom !::>up..r Mer~ From S49.500 GIJde l.200 $4()00 or bl•!tl
Nwpt &b m 4 I ~ O'l22 olf er 540-1147
c.aroa..do 15. '78. mint
coaditiCNI, trlr. S2000.
~.... •""""'------Honda 90 Scrambler, Lad1 Sa iJer, c ook; UJDO mi. tram trouble, -
stor ekeeper. wo r l d best ofr 847 8521 dy!!, crwieso· Yawl 846 1190 982 7676eves
frlc:son 'l7', nice, whl. bit i5 Honda 400 Super Sport n . 3 sa..ils. mbrd. VHF & Clean $1 000. (714 I RDf. only $J9M 642 3274 ~
or642-S001 ---
-Yamaha & Kawask1 dirt 30' Catalina. S26M bikes. J a wa mop~d . cook lop6. hoods. cost +
7% while they Inst.
Garden Grove Appliance
SJT~l9
9' HercuJon hme colored ,..._ I · I L b F Big btfl loveable cats. sola, Wte new Sl2S, call ..,,,.mo ogica a · or ~ Cl d appt cAll 548-2576
Metal filing cabinet. :.!
drawers $35.
COPY MACHl .. IES
Business Movmg
Out ol St.a le
Booktop. Bond, Elec·
trrn.tatic, wet & dry.
fro m $300 to Sl500
St&-4906.
To~yowod
cal 642-56 78 Encson Z7'. S19M. S4n Basket ca.se. ~ ror all.
tao.a 2Jr. J11St mak.e a n or-968-0120
·.,._ & ye", 2 yri.. 963-5516. ~~~~~~~~ neut.ered males. 646-1664. -- ---fer ! Albin 25 d s l -----MotonlWtt. xlnt. Must i 4HONDA MT250 631·5748
CASHPAJO -..,.,.., ...,4,, ,._ .r...a-8055 U---A--'-1075 .............. _....,._. .___ Exercycle Sear 's best. ~m bit S6ft r1bergla.s
mot or /s ail e r bull.
8017 Zl.3-54$-SMJ, 2U.a50-5643 .
sell Try S20M. 26 · AneJ Runs Great. Best OH er
Wshr /dry rs/ Ref rigs.
working or not 957-8133
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cost $180. Sell $1 00 M. Shep/Huskie. off wht. Super Moving Sale : 3 Reg. Arab Bay Gelding. 7 631·5748
docked tail needs ~d family Dbl bed. OS· yrs, $750. Tack avail. ----
home. 548-1295. 893·Jl02 -cilloscope, dsgnr clothes. Lovely Xmas present IJ' Early Am Sofa $200, set
..... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sloop, oeed.s clean·up. 675-5987.
Try $511. AvttY & Co. maao XR 75 HONDA S2SO
90YAMAHA $175
540-1080 Whirlpool washer & gas
dryr, dlx multi-cycle.
xlnt cond. Guaranteed
only $275 both or E·Z
termaSJT~
........ antiques. appls, lots S4IH08l al llreS MM lo profile. 8050 misc. 147 F1ower Apt. B. special dbl rim w/VW ....................... GM. 10-2. Sat /Sun. Muo:t' ,,., 1071 adaptors. S75. e fl at
PERSIAN Kitt.ens, CfA
registered. tnple champ
rmher.~9308
LS"'2'SUNDANCE ln·hull.
fi.sb1sJo. 2 yrs, xlnt C009.
S2ID) OBOG&-2783
Catalina 27 ' Fully
eqwpped: 150 Genoa.
woning Jib, boom vang,
VHF radio/telephone.
AM/FM steno, cockpit
seat cush1001 Xtru :
1!'18 Kawasaki Z-1000 low
rm. many extras. Im·
mac. Call J ohn, 642-7655
Used Refrigerators
Wasben It Dryers
BARGAINs.SERVICE
Best Appliance 53&--0811
A1ab9ma 6 Adams. JIB,
CASHPAJO
For gd used furn, anti·
Ci'* ac clr 'IV 's 957-8133
.aEl HOME
a.DSE-OUT SALE GE nf.ric, SIS, S225. Ken-mare wuber/dryer-1as Decorator furniture At
SD5. B-1325 acceaories. Cedar Glen ---------1 Townbomes, 2554 Elden •Game s how prl ze Ave. Costa Mesa, ll to 6 Ca Io r i c c o m bo dai.ly.842-6734.
micro/nnae SlOOO value, ---------.._ -.21u Span.lab dining set <tbl
w/leaf, 8 cbrs, buffet> lWlis. 14CU ft. whit, frost· $650. ~7641 free. Adm.i. $200/080. MMlr5 8' Couo&ry style sofa, xlnl
---~----~ICCJDd.
_ .. _:J'.:_41a._~~~---1~---1PRICED s::..2 uphol
t YB. old Kenmore
..,.,_ave. Xlnt. coQd.
•. ftnn.llMGI
c brs, I w/oltom an,
mahogany antique wht
8pc 4 1J09ter bdrm set,
free standing frplc
All, clean, works good w/t.ools, 2 wicker end tbls
•. GMdryerMS. 4'chra. tbl lampa, roll-a-~ way bed, (714)538--8689
llq•a 1020 WANl'ED: QUEEN SIZE
-.. ••••••••••••••• Brus,, wood, or r attan
llDr'• bike, blk/reUow. heedboud w/out or with
maloa'W, Id cood., IZS frame-footboard. $ re·
...... Menable. Call 964-S947.
--••••••••••••••••••••••• clannet w/case. Sl25 . Moving Sale: Stereo, l'rencber c.g Dltchwitch fl46.51ZT Pet Raccoon. 7 mo. old,
furn , sc uba g ear , $950. Mang rototiller ---------allshotsSl.00
---... ..... r.,.,.... 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• typewriter. clothes, ·ss .....,.._ Cement m 1 xe r , United Air I.mes h fare 642 6SJ2
VW h•n l""""BAn h . .-.vv IVIOtnnn$48 --------WANTED: Boat Trlr ror
Ave.CM.
NEW inboard eo1 Ir maimail. ev Eves (714)
~
T.1 Honda CR2SO.
Good cond. 1425.
st&-12'0 .._. '"'""' a eim CanogaS725.645-5124 __.,.. 64i .J982 "-&~ 1090 18-20· flatbotto m . ---------Mhc•••-1010 ----•••••••••••• •••••••••• Tandemor sngJ.536-18S7
BLOCK G arage Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Freezer. la rge upright. ••••lOO's of NEW & --u.....:-16 eltn _11_ "12 Honda 175. bke new, ....._ y ame s..,... 3,000ml, 1395. SAM. Sat/Sun couches. warks well. $100. Living USED pianos & organs G«AY MA.IJME dressers. beds, toys, 1 Whirlpool Gas Dryer room cou c h w i t b 11195up. Dealer751·1121 Tbetraditioo.a.I heavy du· trlr. box. xtras. fast. 673-0744
tools, clothes. Cars. Sl?5 cash. 1 Singer Sew· beauWuJ wood arms. to t y. lightweight manne , W'Uhel C H 8 ingMachine witb cabinet reupho l t $4 0 Organ. Wurlitzer . 4300 . T '>Cl\ HP G
67J..8223. 64S-S036; $1500
DtC900 27 "TT. inbd wheel.
lrg. sa1J inventory. Cst.
riggini. In new cond.
"Jg KZ 900, immac .. 10.000
mi. sac.• Sl500. masc. 1 m ir. · · .. 5. 2· Black & Decker s e r · · engine 0 ~ · e-•• S47-31.B2. Deluxe. Xlnt cond. Home nu i o e new pa r t s . 642·9612 Garage Sale Sun: Mov-
ing. IOyrs of great junk.
Bushard Ir Banning. 9472
ntlCir. S.E. H.B.
Orcular saws S20 & $18. or Professional me. ~-Dist.r: Bnstol
CalJ 964-1346. Used surf board, 6'8". ex· Slml!S 962·365S Services, (714 )8912.as.41 wlmds at eves.661·2220. 1972 HONDA, CR 125. da.Ya 4lll6--0063 George Very IOnd shape. $500 .
Oct. ?»-21.st. 9am till dark.
Lots of book s .
Newport/23rd. St. C.M.
Behind Feed Ba m & B It
M Foam. 631--0541.
Dit.ate Sale 1909 Weber
grand piano S3500.
milkgl a ss antique
Mahogany drop leaf ta
hie. jewelry, S-pc com er
bed set , 10/18·10/21.
~5PM. 1423 Alpine, HB.
Lert on Ames. off
SALE. FUm, appliances, Delaware nr Adams .
baby things, women ·s 536-GlO
=:.:~ood & new W-asher--/-el_ec __ dry_e_r _$250--.
---------1 Relrig $100 Lawnmower.
Kneisel ska, lk binds. chr,
bks, miac. Sat-Sun. 8-12.
sofa, vario us hsebld
items. Aft 6pm, 546-4638.
_27_Al_mond __ Tree __ ._lr.v_. __ 1 French Prov wht n ile
stands S25 ea. Royal
manual typewriter .
heavy ctucy type for otc
S7S 64.2-0307.
llO pieces lilver natware
18 silver serving pc• 1847
Rogers Bro s Am .
bemador p.tt ~3529
Ladies goU clubs, PatU
Bers. •· hardly UHd. •uo1.
New Pucb Moped $525.
Conn c larinet S75.
Scbwtnn bike f70. ....
P\aJl Ue Caoopf bed COID· JJl Girts kp bike ... ft. llMt.lll-.t
ffllld cnKiMl bedQl"ead ........ romdlD ........... ~
Alma. ......, ..,.,.., bll.
Perteet eoad. f75.
fll. 'nit ar ltNITT.
...... _ .. 11 ......
~·--··· ,,.. ........
ce1lent cond. in Price,
flS. Call Gene4.99-4186
RE M ODELING
KITCHEN
------....... ,_.... 9040 ~ U5m PIA.MOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kimball upript rm. 11' DUFYIELD
Musette SpiDd rm. BAY BOAT
For sale or c harter
Newporter Ketch IJ62 ln-
Sllftt 6 oiler. Bockmiller Brbr.Ml-4005
Call:
4IM-C741 Or '97 ·2874
• ••••• '73 Kawasaki, fucer Up· Ash cabinets, gas bit in
oven cit cook top, S200 or
bes t offer. 892·1832
<Garden Grove)
Old trunk ready to restore
or wie as i.s. Best offer.
~
Fischer Upript ornate Modified from elect to
$151115. elect st.art 0 .8. in weU. Cal*! Grand. 2 yrs old lncld. trlr. 15.000.
S'Mll5. . UNITED YACHTS Wurlitzer Grand. ref1n BRK.RS
132515. 714.Ql-3133.
Pllrtnenbip Ericksoo 39 ~.J 100 o r offer.
i.n Newport Beach. Also ---------
slip avail. In Hunt. '71 HONDA trail bike.
Harbour. Call Elayn e .-xi coaditioo, $125. Call
10 Ul)ncbts. some oak. all ---------MS.zm aft 1oam. 59-5161
ornate. '77 u · Sea Ray Sun·
Hll'ryD.Otpmlt dancer, 2Z8bp, trlr. CllAl.OCl 37 .............. ,.,
Fast fiberllass cruhJnc ..,/Shi".,. f 160 Amer. Ai rline coupans
$4.5. Stereo radio, almat
nu, ISO. 631-0583.
_._.-'-"•-H 8 $13,500 213-385·9032. """""53Mru' . . 714-537-M74. cutter. Professionally •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gill C.ert.tficates avl. , o..tn.1 s cuswm built. Teak & oak 1---------ARTS; 0rt1. sl1ned It
numbered 1rapblcs ·
Miro, Chaaall. Dali,
Rockwell. Neiman.
Alam etc. For t.aror. • discount ptcea 873-IMM
WATERP~
Nlll:anl, Mlf-eoatalaed.
akillfull)' crafted from
YOkmic boulden. at. M5-070t.
GreatrorCh.ristma.s v uuute 27' lt70 .F. twin, fb'brid&e-k> btl. ~~~~~~~ $19.SK67l-'1IOS
~=---------1m 23' llakd"turnlley
H a m m o n d 0 r I a n equipped, $14,000 firm.
w/rb)'lbm. walnut. Llke Great marlin boat.
interior . Loaded with
aear locludlna diesel,
windvane • relriae:rator.
Ready to cr u ise
lftYWhen. •.0001 offer. (714) M-2170. Private
perty.
9070 ...... ................ . ... •....•. new .-s. 144-1033 mm:a
-----~~~-..... a...-YACNewport M6o0551 ,._ -c:Jd T\me Sbate11 player 30' Yadlt Club slaoreboat· EaJtk btrdll. Dwarf r ab· piano, xJnt cood. Rolla in-tt.y cruber W /0 eq.
bita, eblckeu, Artban dd.561.etn'Oal\5:30 Good CODd. sz.a. wlscb' dop, Teacup Poctdle, 1 .,. 517..sml.
yrf. fbm.11.UOffer! S1111it .OH1--------
AllP 't Onb': 151-5511 or ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• "74 SI' P1berllu Vlklftl (flllc~..,,~-·------Roul~Smaab skis. S1ortflaber. Value -New 1.JMcl lllcm, tu,• llut Herince ~Avail. Cill
NRrS..'a i.t = •. -.ml .. "'1n.We0...... lflborllsftJ ....., 6 moww~ l8llDld b7 ODrp. ~ ....... -.eau~bome, 110 Int. Twta Ht-..........._-•·.,,_.,_ ..-omc.. a..dlr1nt• ..... ---. ----New......... V·Drin. Cdm•I· la· ..... A..U. llOW, Bal 00 &Alrl', ... , Sprtnt, .........__ t t j •• ...._ 1oocc Comet, eap . _..ie,m. • rumea at OD, re o
..... ~-.-1'17 ..._ ,.., ONll a.rd • WNfl'D: •••tor•Uor -._.. ....... ....., ....... a·r.11· °trt.-...ID y,2! ..... bdrm Mt ,...... ........ tul.. ClllllL. _. _....... .., .. a.I. ..... eoa-
•• b6lle • iaa.e b.bld ............. beeboard, 1111 to ...... " ..... ..... • ,.uaa ....... Oii
..... afl7pm. a&emd.ID<IMT ror,a~ ... cell lw•ll•d.111 ....
-Kn aM Jet ltt • <:-..,:.-:;.~·du!: :... rw. "';~2:1 Up .. •· n.. or ..o, W , •••• Top abepe eee. ._ .._ fad iii ...,_, .... 0...-, *7 pr ft.
...,. ftna. ..... all ace:.'+. llUSl'Dl.Ll fll ............ .
I Ya. old KH•or• c.'lllllml I pc. ma ...... Qrta Clift aa.e. IOftlLIPUPTO•'
• uaa,.. Slzl o.d. 'H• to ••Pr•tl•t•. _,. ~.C:ll ClOlld. ~m.AND _.......... .... ...~. .....
Dale's RV Sales
We stand behind
what we sell !
ONE OWNERS
'T1 llaJf)ower 18. m1nh
8). M aleepen, du b
• ............ fabrics.
Abtollltel:y lmmac. New u.... Cboke ol colors. ..
'7$-'76 Bubble top van
conversioas (8 I.
sleepers, Mlf-cont. dash
air, new fabrics 6 tires.
Jmrnac. Cboke ol colors. ----'75--11 ........... lt'-30' _. Cl). Nw Porter
mlala IO'•ll' (I). All
eqaipped witb dHh It
roaf •• mUe c:oetrol,
.. '71 fellrica • tlr9 . Beautlful e ond . -..io.•. Cllolce ot .....
..... OIO down OD IP· = cndlt. 30 _, llD·
,.. ••• bor.
• ....... Ulmer um Herurd Ave .• Im.
-
.... ~WW ••• II ~ "" • ... /It •' -\ill... j, tUI ..................... .. ...................... -················· .,.._ T"1' ~· nan.11, •r·l9rdHT.AUo;t·.~ ....... 1 ~" 119 ~f~~AINSD, ......... lamul .. rt .. ,_e:C,. Oab ~~~!!:!~•!:!!1 !.. .. ...,., ....... Hiit
'1J .,.,_,II' ... R 11111 1 _., 0.-) •at.M. ~-atea~: # lCk; tUI uttl .... m.mi ....................... ... Wll'IMM
..... a.., m•1r• • GllC I '-.1.......... ..-WMIM A/C )a a ~ ~ aelf·MM -•1' 'rtwAve. -w. :,:.:1;J•~·tt~ MK••·.,.;," oao: •• 1 , ..,.
al .. 4, •••Y utru. meuc •91 ... .,. ... ., .......... tlll • .,.... ........ ~. .,. ~· ...... _.................... .... c.... N .. p&tot.
...... .. ... ,.. J££PCIMTllUC& ....,1,__,.
........ ..... ~~~~ am T~~~ ••• PU, Allll"M Mat ca rtllMa, --• -•I•• •·• ml.
.., ........... ~ .,. GMC 4WD ~u All ........ 5 ~'-wmty m,_..,, xir.. tow mt t4.M I ...U .... _...,
,. •• l'ar Wal Mlal· 010 .\at for Ed -nn...~IOOdmPI
111otor bome Bear ~~tl!!..!:_l. 8IOCI cond. a&e wbMla
-..... tuUy """ COM "T1 rorct •••·I' tM •Ir • lnler. St.800080
M.ul ltll, aae ITMt. CQmd. All/FM. p1a. plb, Ma.-s
...., -· J~\.anb.ma .._. ---.,.. ~ <;:b9vy PldLUI). Tl I .,...... t 111 uhallll. $$,7'$. 080 Muy o_pUona. UOOO.
-.... ':••••••••••••••• 175-lWT aunp•·111J00.-...1. .,. v-... Wet t.nilitt.
liatitwp, "'9 $. lN-1
Uove, perf . eoad
m.at.MUl?I
WAM1'9
Travel Tratler lH U I\.
Cal17Slar7 ---"le~ sohd st•te umt
lrtr. 1Aeded.. fuJI bJuap..
IUDOOBO. 913
·• 8lar Craft umpitl1 lrit, a,lllOorolfer.
~
13 ' t ravel trailer
S.OtOBO over $400 By
&.in SPll. Ms-5087
Tl'91an. utmt, 9110
"M CMC Ra ~rra. •·u ·.
nm. on ttl . a bs-OI Ul~ly
lo•ded. s~~ to a p
}Jftdal•. tnUSl lell thit
'73 o.t.un PU. w/sbell,
Nit.In int. an.rf. AM lfM
Hradi tape, ona ownu.
.int cond. s:uoo. 645-0796
wbd. Sarriftee, ~.too •111 Ford truck, pickup, ~JO or 813--:M&!_ mw eft&., new tires. ~
"70 Land Crw11er. only Call Paul. 6'5-tlU
70.000 mal e Sl600 •CbevyJtonatep·van,6
~3809or6"2·1900 cyl. 78.000 m t .Wt run·
-----nmg. aood gas mi. ideatl i:_Mwr1r~ u~o~e':!:1' fer OOGYenioo. S1800 PP.
$6,000. 770 ·8284 or m08'1>S7ltlor5"9-7l54
548-91317 "10 El Camino. PS. PB, --------•I air. auto, stereo. $1995. 5692.19
WllUY
CLIAMCAll
AteTIUCIS
CONNHL
.:_ Hf;'YMOLl I
• ' I ~ I
I \I I
!»4'>-1200
9JOI •••••••••••••••••••••••
SAVE GAS: lo 1a1 rnl w /thu '66 Toyota
Olrooa! Wbite4-door. re-
ally x1at cood. ad body.
w f new brlts trans-
wirina -ball-clutch. l never~ my Lac. so bas
not been driven. $895.
Call e ve s /wknd s :
~.or 1-493-7592
.,,. m-o t705 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AUAIOMIO
Demo Sale Jn Progress •••••••••••••••••••••••
be .... for ......
$250 673-07 44
'7tTOYOTA
4X4PICICUP
Power s teering. a ir.
C\mtOm wheels It tires.
sbeil & lot.a more. Must
see. (7628) Sacrifice
pnce for quick u Je !
'61 :i.. ton Ford. auto trans. '19 ALFA IOMEO
runs great, ucrHtce SPlltMT VaOCf
New all steel close io
trailer with windows. 16'
lone 7" wide. 6 ' hicb.
Electnc brakes . 8 ply ures. (;oed ror construc-
tioo office or for moving. can be seeo at 2453 Santa
Ana Ave, Costa Mesa.
642-~7
J Motorcycles trlr. like nu
JIMSLEMONS
IMPORTS
1970HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
631-1276
kept in gar, $320. 644-8609 Trwks 9560
Steve. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Nt1o Semce, Perts 1'79 CHIVIOUT
& Accessoriff 9400 1/2 TOH '9CICUP
••••••••••••••••• •••• •• Loaded Ir in LIKE NEW MEW condition Wllh less than
PARTSftSERVlCE l.OOOmiles! (1P21218).
HOUIS ONLY $69'5
Open 7a.m. 'tiJ 6p.m. HOWARD Ct..,,...
Mooday thru Friday Dove Ir Quail SU.
Ckl6ed Sat. le Sun. NEWPORT BEACH
t:ffedive Mon. 9/24/79 133-0555
SADOIBACI
rolD
zatOS. Main. Sula Ana
AL the Comer or Warner
546-7070
1971 CHIVltOUT
'!J TOM PICKUP
Wtth camper abell. 8 cyl .•
3 speed trans. Ir tinted
glau. (1L5S293 ).
$4611
$700. -..1a. Fal'tory maas. AM/FM ---------1 stereo cassette Ir low
'79 Raochero. air, like miles. <5305). Sl0.600. new. 10,000 miles. P.P.
~11272.
GMC 77 l/• TON
"°'"' With deluxe shell! Fully equipped with only
22,000 miles. Sacrifice
price for quick sale.
~)
JIMSUMONS
I WORTS
1970HAJ\BOR BLVD.
IEACHIMPOITS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
'76 Alla Romero Alfelta , 5
spd, AC, AM/FM eass.
2Q.27MPG, xlnt cond.
Below low Bl Book. Must
sell new car ordered. ssioo. 548-8175
77 JliU-A IOMEO
A&.Rn' A Ci Ts COSTA MF.SA
631-1276 2 to c hoose from .
~~~~~~~~! Ol1793). Priced from OMLY$72'9 '570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACHIWORTS
"T1 DODGE Tradesman 848DoveSlreet
100. PIS. P /8 , cuatom NEWPORT BEACH
pei.nt •interior. captain 752-0900 chain. portholes on sides ---------
-front & rear vents. '18 Alla Spyder. red 121t
mags w/new wide tires. mi. AM/FM tape, xlnl.
32.000 mi. Xlnt. ~.* or tll500/oft. 497-3249. bst ofr. Call 870-4564 ..... 7-6_A_lr_e_U_•_•_-d_r_._a_i_r .
_(Jo)&ll __ enon __ >_P_. P_. ___ 1 21Kmi. S.yr warranty.
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
HARWICK OAT SUM
8Jl ·IJ7) '1'/J.J)l)
lt77DATSUH
FIO s s~ trans .. air cond .
11tereo & a local. one
owner car. {6J8SGA ).
OMl.Y $3Zff
llACHIMPOITS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0tOO
72 "240-1 ..
R.uor sharp 2'0-Z coupe.
Automatic. air, stereo.
Yellow. black. Runs &
looks eood. WOGAM >
SlHS
IOIWITHAM
VOU<SWAGEH
7800Westminster Ave.
in Westminster
118:H551 1138.-7880
•DATSUMS*
Ls9fS.ledlo..
OfAIMMlh
WISl'ICIAUU
INCiOOD
SBVICE
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2845HARBOR BLVD
540-6410 540-021 l
-4NEW-
18 DITSUNS
LoltlaOurVMt
la~..t.l•t
DIM1" ..... ••
mTSB.L.
711104-0I.
Browll. OUIM > ..
'711104-Dtl
Brown. 0 l.1511) ..
711104-0I.
Wbh.e. cuaae > ....
711104-0R.
Silver. (.1JJ4t4 >
.-z7
llY BELOW
IDLEI COST
..... =Jn•• ""'youa .... • a1at eoad,
OIAJ•ICOAST a.a mi HOMD ._ .,, 111a111a tn ........
A 1ood coad.. la.It 1Dl, HldfUAITmS mu. w
TODAYUI Matte••._ 9149 ..........,
SAL.IS •IDVlCI
Ol.DSMOIU ..,...
GMCTIUCIS
2850 Harbor Blvd.
C08TA M f'.SA
• 540-9640
77HOMOA
C'VCC Z door. 4 speed.
radio. beaer. Clean and
Sharp' Save SSS !
tn~PM> SZHS
IOlwmtAM
VOUCSWA(HH
1900We.tminster Ave.
tn WestminsteT
8113-75.Sl 638-7880
'73 Qvic: Top cood. 30 ca -
ty/«l hwy. mpg CoUece
student needs rent $$.
Sacrilice sale. S2300 or
best olll!r. 631-~
.. .................... .
•.e!7tJOITD
STA1IOMWAeOM P\&lb ecaWPllld lncludlni •• .. •..__-• ... -__ -.-..
rad«y aWLrOOt. The a · -,. --ealli~ car. eooo mlle9. lftllle/blue, tledrie aun· CMIXUB> J'ac:t«) war· nd, ca.-., lUlie new! f1d.Y, nan l t year/U.000
JIM SI.It tOMS niAe warranty.
1...0llTS JIM SI a eOMS
ll'lOHARBOR BLVD. &..-OUS COSTA MESA 1M'O HARBO& BLVD.
631-1276 C08TAKESA 631-1276
...
•..-Z73220 ._ 974Z '
DllSIL .... •••••••••••••••••••
lmmacula.te. Auto .. air. '18 Midget. M.850. lo/ml.
stereo. Locally owned ~ Wre nu.
serviced. CJl2lfVL ) Call 54M05
JIM SUUOHS MM 9744
SANTA ANA
DATSUN 2001 E. 1nh Street '72 600Z Coupe sell or
Santa Ana 558·7811 trade for truck or van
IMPOITS
1970HARBOR BLVD.
. ..................... .
New 197'
lt71DATSUM
121 OGX COUPE
Looking ror mileage ?
This one ha.s a s speed
trans. & is lo excellent
cooditioo ! (l69VN H )
OHLY$4199
~DATSUN
llJ8 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
133-llOO
'79 DATSUN 310
Front wheel drl ve, 4
speed. AM radio. radJal ure.. mags. Plush red
velour-type inlenor. l2
mo./12,000 mil.e service
contract available on
most pre.owned can.
U72~>
~048
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E. l'lUI Street
Sant.a Ana 558-7811
1974DATSUN
260%2+2
4 speed trans .. alr cood
& map. A sharp one!
O)tun ).
OMLY$47H
teWPOllT DA TSUM
Campi reblt. 492-3379
'78 Cvcc, 5L'lpd, 7000 m1.
A6kmc$5000
64M936 ..... '730 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JAfiUAIS
XJ6Ls. XJ12Ls
&XJSCoupes
MOit colors avaibble for
IJIUDlldl&tedeuvery.
TEST DaJYl OMI
TODAY!!!
292S Harbor Bl vd
COSTA M ESA
979-2500
1977 JAC.UAJl
XJ6
Wtth low aules & a.s in 1 m
maculate cond1t1on !
cr12UJA1
MUST SU:!!!
IEACHIMPOITS
!M8 Dove Stttet
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
COSTA MESA
631-1276
"10 M.B 2SO. Gm /tan. A/C.
AM/FM. Rblt eog. new
ures. M.int uuade & out. mx> firm. Dys 557·2110 .
eves/wknds 759-00CJ
i 4 4.SC&.. Minl Cond 2
wps. bamboo llhr anl.
PP. $14.SOO ~509'7
·77 300 Dls 55K m 1
Color ado beige. P.P .
SlJ.~ 846-5792
Classic '64, ~ S I!: Coupe.
...
More people buy the •
MGB convertible than
aQY other convertible!
See US before you buy
TODAY!!!
~' • ....;,.-'"9#.l ........ ~ .......
29'ZSHarbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
Europun style. snrfl "16 MGB 35K mi. Nice
leath tnt. xlnt cond Besl M50() Days 846·3422 & •
drer~J60 Eves847-497S
"T1 :J>OD. xJnt ~'ood . sort. '78, 14.SOO ma, like nu.
11lrai.. maple yellow I AM /FM casi. .. lug. ra~k .
bamboo 71~ 494--8734 __ MUST SELL/ best orrer.
"T14.50SLvery lo m1 Ful· _•_3197 ___ _
ly equip 2 tops. Wb11e '78 MG 8 xlnt. cond.
w1bUtmter 499-5lll lo/au. Must SeU!
~ ~ fil.. Ware wheels. G-7U12 S4S-26l l
amtrm cassette . low Opet 9746
miles $19,000 or bst ofr. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
6'2·7866 71 OPS.GT
IZMBZ Ot ESEL VAN SHAB..P 955-0138
Only 216,000 mi ,.... • 97 41
--~~ e~ --..... ;•••••••••••••••••
'87 Dodce Van parts
doors. brb. etc. Make of· rer. 548-1450. THEODORE Dodie Van w/pop-up top, $4.900. 983-3819 11:,;~~~iiii;i;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;ii;;ll
~ model, ~ or best ._. -DoV4t St.net. NEWPORT BEACH
1974 XJ6L, immaculate,
must see \.0 apprt!Ci.ate.
New mot.or. lilu • paint.
Must aell. 541·!>10,
~.-
'11 251&... new paint. ll1Dt 1---------m e c h . c o n d . , .. _ _. 9741
(12,500/0BO 962· 1414. -····················
'64 VW transa.xle • enJ,ine
SlSO eacb or best olfer.
9112-48156.
~ Wire wheel coven
·for ..,., tldorado. $250.
m.2191
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
The price of items
advertised by vehicle
dealers in the vehicle
classified advertis ing
columns does not include
any applicable \axes,
hcense, transfer fees.
finance charges. fees ror
air pollution control de·
vice certifications or de-
aler documentary pre·
paration charges unless
otherwise specified by
the advertiser.
9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971 Me rced's 280SL,
America n Model. not
European. completely
~ abeolute mint
cand. 2 tops, new rubber,
brand new eng. less than
1,000 mi since restored.
53.000 toeal orig miles.
1bere ls not one better
anywhere. over $21,000
invested. Sacrifice for
SIB.500. Pvt Pty. 770-8284
or548-9317.
"6'7 Vanden Plas Princess
Roll Royce. Nds rest.or·
mg.~. 642-1793.
1964 CONTINENTAL
CONVERTIBLE BEST
OFFER. CALLfl31-4286
'S3 Chevrolet Bel Air
Sport Coupe, 2nd. owner.
$111115. N7 ·9580
'3Z Ford roadster; comp.
ralored: must see to ap-
preclste: after 8 P .II ..
Mon. lhru Sa\., 844-5736
·a Baiell Skytan Coo-
vert .. 900d eond, $1500 or
bit air. -.OllZ1.
"29 Ford 1~ Ton ln.telt, ~ll'Ao~1D091 gm
S.O/OBO. l'f5.S17S
ROBINS
FORD
J,•(oQHAR80llet-.o
CO'>lA Ml '>A f> l J ,1<JIO
?SCHIYYWV
Sharp Uttle pickup. 4
speed. mag wheels .
Sharp condition.
(1A35088)
S2H5
IOlwmtAM
VOUSWA&IH
7800Weslminst.er Ave.
in WestmlllMer
81B-75Sl 631J.7880
1971 CHEVY WV
Longbed. 4 speed, air
oond.. 8 track. sliding re-
ar window & a one owner
ne w c ar trad e-in.
Reduced lo :i1e ll th as
weekend! (ll.SS242).
$3997
COHHB.L
CHEVROLET
.'X:'X 11 .. rhur Hh ol
I I ~1 \ \1 f~ \
546-1200
I '7t CHEVIOUT
I TOM PICKUP
Loaded & has the deluxe
interior. This one's ideal
for a camper. (lN44634 ).
ONLY$13t5
HOWARD Cl1Hrolet
Dove & Quail Sta.
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
1971DATSUH
LOMCHID PICKUP
This one has air condi·
tionl.og. Cl.LSC781 ).
OMLY$4199
MfWPOtlT DATSUtit
•Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
Hl-1300
1'77DOO&I
It 00 U.SIDI
PICICUP va. pwr. steerinc
brakes, tinted glua
rallyewbeds. (1F1'19SU.
$4711
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
hJt,ll HllRBf>R fll ~ ll
(U'>TA M('>A t, t .' '1,1l(1
~er. Aft U ; ~. 9707 .......................
Dodie '78 CUatom Van. '72 100 LS: Suoroor.
Every thine rrom TV to amtfm radio. int. & ext.
c:nUe COllltJ'O&. Page • pl(ld cond. Needs some alarm system, CB. 8 trans. work. $1000 or best track. dual balt. + mlr-ofrer. Call aft 4pm
rors oo t.be c:eiliDC. saooo. wtdys. 913-2938
Call aft.. 6. T14/4N-120S.
'Tl Dodge 8300. bubble
t.op. ecco. 380 motor. lots
of xtras, like new.
'72 lOOLS aut o, air,
raclio,beater, 60Kml. Top
cond. $2,000. 640-7196 .
IM'1lt 9712 551-5158 ---------...................... .
'62 Van. Ford. 6-cyl. 170
hp, stick. x.lnt cond.. $850.
TI4/964-1921 Luther
'78 Dodge Van: Loaed.
Low miles. Super buy.
p()(), Call 964-6235
1973 Ford Van E ·lOO
Custom. Sale or trade
equity for motorcyC'le
548-0931.
'72 Ford Van. 6 cyl , 20
mpg +. asking $1500.
Day 838 7210: eve
951~ -----
'EB Chevy Camper Van
s ink. ice box. carpet.
panellng. Sl.000. 496-~3
.W.U.laCJ 9510 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IDflDOmAl.LY
W• LHM for Lets
Ctl StaaY OMl Y
7'1-1332Afl.
A111aa W..e.ct 9590 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Can'tSell Your Car?
CllVllllMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
For Clean Used Imports
Call Mike or Don
HS-3171
WANTED!
Lale eodel Toyotas.
Vol~. Pickupe •Vans.
Call Ull today!
. ... ....__ ... .. c ......... . ....... .,.,., ....... 1
PORSCHE's
WANTED
Allow us tbe oppottunlty
to~ the puttbae ar U.S.iD of your clean ~ a.ck with u.
~I
AUIOI
WAMmt . 0.1 .......... ,.,... _...ere ........ .
Clll•totlllllOll&wMl ~ ..... ...., .... ..... ~-..u
111·1741
CREVIER
&I ST• &IOAOWAY
SAMTA AMA
835·3171
rltE ULTIMATE OlllVINQ .... CHIN(
•USB>IMWs•
'72 :m2lli S/R C99'lG 8 V >
'73~14 sp <289GMC>
"T1320i 46pd. st (67~PV I "T1~4.spd SIR <0179 l
'TT 5:nA Luxus l896SZC )
'7832048p, <239UKH >
'18320iA A/C CB19WDA)
1'8 633csiA St R (0062 l
CloHd S.ldoys
IMMEDlATE
DELIVERY!
LAIGI saECTION
OFMIW lt7t
320i'1
5281'1
ALSO 633CSi 's
IHSTOCI!
Call today -We also may
have that pre-owned
BMW you are looking
ror!
131-2040 4tS-494t
CRAMM COUMTY'S
OLDEST
&
SalelsService·Leaslng .. ~ ......
Bou. Aoyce BllW ~Jamboree
Newport Beach 640-6"4
IOI McLARIM'1
&
113-IJOO
.... 9725 .......................
'76RAT
128 2 door sedan. 4
c ylinder, 4 s peed, a
Gftlll runner! C504SPS >
"18 Ja& X.161.: Ah9olutely
exqulaite. Perrectly
maintained Aslung
SU,000. Call~ or
~1&6.
'74 XKE Vl2 Roadster.
M.intcond..
7l<Ui7·29UI
Jquar SJ6L. '76, su~r
amd.. 20K rru . sorf. drk
brn. dys 631-0860. eves
497·1CTT2 f(r175.
536.-:2 ..,.IOT ..
llBZ '6'7 230, 4 dr, whltblu
UJl. mec:b.. IOUlld. au&o
trans. AM/FM. AIC.
ver y cln throughout.
~eves. and wlrnd.s.
Late '71 4 SO SEL .
5l!ver1bUt. none cle~.
no( a scratch. dn veo
12.060 mi. by an old fuddy
duddy. 127 ,000. 646-U38
eves
DemoSale ta Proc:ress
?l.....OT 604SIDAN ,.
SUDrool. leather, alloy. ..
wheels II: low mile• .
tm&>.&AVE NOW!!!
IEACH IWOITS
NJ Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75Z..0900
lt77DATSUN
210%2+2
Automatic trans .. air
cand .. map & shade kit.
This car 1s immaculate !
d.91.SPQ ).
$13'5
IOIWITHAM
VOU<.SWAGEH
7SX> Westminster Ave.
in Westminster
893-7551 638-7880
72 XJ6. blk1red mt , runs '75~. blue. greut rond u--------
well. h1 mi. $4000 Sl0,500. A C. AM 1f''M '78 504 01eael. auto ..
(714 I 6 3 9 l 181 d y s . cassette 64.2 2014 stereo. A/C, snrf. xtra ~5878 eves le wlulds. tnlcs. moon slDOe color. IEST IUYS tteaut. tood. S7.400.
OMLY$7899
NEWPORT DATSUH
888 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
833-1300
·m Wgn 124. 11:ood cond.
radio. JOmpf!. SOOS Must
sell. 213-598-6611 Luther -----
i 4 128, 4 door. AM FM
l>lef'eO cass . f(rt mp11: on
any gas. xlnt cond
12.000 646-3447
i5 :mi. 32K nu. loaded. i5 128 SL very good cond
nu radials. cocoa. SS600 New pa inl. br akes &
640-5829 tires. 28mpg $1 .800
'75 8210 : Air . low
maJeage. JO mpg. Xlnt
oond. $32IOO or best offer.
633-1.3113 or 640-8842 ---
74Y2·260Z, 24 ,000 m i, I
ownet'. Met green. mags.
air. c l e an . $48 00.
64 2 ·50 0 2 : evs .
~SOOOX216
642-3416 ----
Sale or lse almost new ·79
Fial Spider conv Ork
green. Lan lop & inter
8Kmi. Xlnl. cond $9.200
or lse S2221mo. 9 S Mon
fh. 714~3960
9732 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Clas:.1c 71 J ~nsen Jn
terceptor 383 Sold Jst
'73. Sliver. lthr, pwr. air.
quad, Kon1s, nu rdls
Mint ' $7950 O B O
673-7311.
·74i.., Jen!>en Roadster.
25, 000 m 1. I o wn r
AMIF'M 8 trk :-terL"O. roll
bar. runs great. 1mma1
Tangenne w bllc $.S200.
963-2fl56 ----•--GNa 9734 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 Dalsllll 200 SX. loaded.
28,000 mi For inJo call
8'73-441lor7S&-0706
"18 Fial convl 1.24 Spyder.
22K nu, dk blue Lan ml,
.xlnl cond. AM/FM cass. bra. cover . pinstripe IP"".,,,..---.
Asking $7300. 67S.M35 an
Gpm.
i 4 8210, xlnt cond. but needs some transmission '72 ..,at 850, both tops.
work. S2075. 494.3220 c I ea n • m e c h a n 1 c •
---spectal, Aslung $1100 orr 18111 BEACH BLVD
'72 260'L. 7SM. AIC. stereo 496-5LS4. HUNTINGTON BEACll cass . 4 nu M ic h . ---$3CXX>/OBO. 846-9618 '18 W . s lvr w blk inl . ~2-200~
?SK. perf cond, $4,500 631-Dl "10 Karmann Glua Co n w:rt .. xtra sharp. S399S.
8J2.9M5.
'72 Oat.sun L200 2·dr. eng &
trans recoUy reblt. Will
sell for parts. S.SOO or
mikeofrer. 5J6.506S
'74 Fiat 128 Spon Coupe, runs good, great aas. ll.euc>uble. 861-6890. '9 red, very nice. 2.Smpg,
JDK on rbll mtr, $2300.
~ '74~ 2160Z. mags, AM/FM
casa.. A/C, 4 sp, suo
abade, bra. cover. runs
very gd. s:.oo. 840-2221
'73 UI Fial Sed.u, new
valve Job, runs cood. $1295/besl ofr. 646--2600 '73 Ghia, lllnt cond. 1
oner. 48.000 mi, M.200
SttoMl5 '721200:
Sl400 or best
559-5i'72
'73 as> Coovt., must aeU ,
ofrers a round $1.250. ~ '71 Xlnt cond inside le out.
Great ml. AM /FM. $3000
080. Evs 5IW3IO i5 280Z 2+2. abeolutely '13 Flat 850 Spyder.
mint. +apd, air, mags. $1000/orfer. Gd Cond.
AM/FM casa .• s unrf. l9BabbSt.C.M. 73 Gbla, oric owm. mu.st'
ldl.Nurima,Ures.Dual .-o.e.o.~. ..... '727 cart. . ..-s m 4 1
i5 8210 Hkbbk. xlnl coo-
dkion. ~.
87Mm>
"II 280Z: Air. bkl Kata,
amtfm ller'tO w It u ackt mMalat ...... fuel ... -.-.mi.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ...-.. 9736
'T7 cvoc. 100C1 cood., s ••••-••••••••••••••••• ...-,AM1Fll.P .*
6'5-5118
"'II 0.-m, f'adof7 11CYOC, De D9W! -.-WarrutJ, Imo• old. .. a.reo....., battarJ,
JVC.xar...a..,orleMe .... ee111•1• .........
71 3000 714 /492-8720
Slt,,,5 ,...... 9750
Ivory/bamboo. Elec. sun
roof. stereo. best color
for resale (.2632 >
'71300D
$19,495
Met blue1 parchment.
e le c s nrf. s ter eo.
ecooomy +. l74121
71300CD
$20,995
~1et blue/blue. 5 cyl.
economy l~l
71450 SLC
Sll,995
Ma lan brown. bamboo.
elec snrf. l\Ol a flaw to be
found «1231 )
'776.9
$33,495
Stlver'black. fastest pro-
duction sdn 1n world
(11791
'76 210
$12.495
Maple yellow1bamboo.
stereo. rruise control.
low miles · inrlal1on
hedge. 1.8612 I
'75 230
$9,995
.......................
74 "914 ..
1.8 Sl>Ort coupe. s i.peed,
9tere0. Riviera wheels.
It !> s queaky clean •
ll:MUGO I
$59'5
IOIWfTHAM
VOUCSWA&E:H
7001 Weslmmster Ave
Ul Westminster
89). 7S5.1 638. 7880
17 PORSCHE
924
AMIFM. cassette. sun·"
roof. lW" cood. (200TW x )
$9495
18'Tll BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
White black. 4 cyl. gas ej2 'lftftA
ecooomy. lo mi .. superb " •£UUU ... cond. thruout (4911 ) , __ .....;_ _____ ~
76450SE
$17,,,5
Milan brown/bamboo.
atereo. cruise control.
low miles. very. very
dean. <4140 )
The Best For The Leut I
llllOll VII
'"NITI 7MIS3M746 oo 17'4>49!>· I
21'10l llarperite P\wy.
MilaioD Viejo 831-1140
Saa Dieeo h'wy .. A Vfl'IY
18 PORSCHE ---
924
Black. AM/Fii, sunroof,
air c:oad. Must see!
Exit
A U T H 0 R I Z E D MIE=:a::==-rc:::~ DEALU mllB&\al BLVD.
New /\Jsed Can llUN'nNO'l'ON B&ACB
w.maSpeciallsts ... ._ <mw ... Ull0/17111 .... ~
"12 SSL 4.5 lle«edea, me., ... emd, _, • 11.• al. shat coed. cillld ttbft JJ,000 IDl .......... .... ........ --..-...1..... 1!11', M aaOutwa
I -...... lOml. .-L ...,,1.1M .... Omllel. --. P.P. TM-m41'10 ,,.. .,_, trtn ._. .... ........, .... , ..
'U tll l&L. hlly =~~~~ LS 'WC.__,, P.P. Git .. ..... an:. ·--· ------aJIC. lolml. lllllhC.. • .. f t•Llm· tate o vtr Jeaae . _ .......... Alllo. US/tU ·ltll or
AJC.TM-,... m1....,._
S-,nd!f, Octoller 111, '"'
E GOT 1980s.
COME IN & SEE THE
FAIULOUS, ALL·NEW
1980 DATSUN COUPE:
THE 200SX!
• •
... All MODELS
Musl :.ell 1mmed1ately fill
Bug, auto stick. nt'l4
1:11~ , rrhlt tran'>. n 1·14
1.hodL~ St 100 or muk<· uf
fer 646-5104
15YW
SUPERBEETLE
LA GRANDE
Sunroof. JJtnstn ping 4
!.peed . low m11 .. ~
lJ1)782 I
WON1WT
7JCAM.LAC
a.ape de Ville with tlOOO
artual nula Hu aU the
toys. On g1nal llnish
Gl"t'at llllenor ~JR I
$219S
IOIWfTHAM
VOUCSWAGEH
7WO 'A>estmin~h:r Ave
rn We:stm1n:.tn
fm. 7S.S I 638 7 8IJO
79 Se\ 1llc . loaded, low
~ge. aslung Sl~.000
~ms
CONNELi
( Hf VI!()! ( l
~4t>.1 :rno
CONNEll
C HEVROLET
'-'" ll.1rt~.r H1 .. •
··~l\\11·_'-,\
S46-I 200
71CHIYYLUV
Sharp little pickup. 4
apeed, m ag wheels .
S harp c ond i tion ,
C1A3509J
$29'5
IOIWITHAM
YOUSWAfHH
'1900Westmina~r Ave.
in W~
.. 7551 838-18(!0
lf761MPALA
Cu.atom aport coupe .
lkautifW maroon fmisb
with spertdblc white top. VI.. eu&omatic trans., air
caad.. P'#T. st.eerin& le tnllla, Wt •beel. c:ruiae
conud 6 All/Fii M.ereo.
Ready t.o 111>! CM2W EQ ).
SAY'ISSS
C OMMflL
C HEVROLET
J'\. ?ii I 1 • ' • " t;, '':
' • ,.... 1 \ \1 r ·. \
S46-I 200
,. 1977 CHEYROLET
MAI.JIU CLASSIC
Coupe White with blu•'
intenor &. top, le:.s th;.in
22,0CC> rrules &. a sharµ
car• 1788SWQ J
i2 4Jl Squarebal·k. rblt
eng, new u res &r paint,
btfl cond, A M /FM
stereo, Sl 995 9M-l277
-----·-----
OHLY SJ795
HOWAAD Chn'*t
, Dove & Quails~
NEWPORT BEACll
133-0SSS
77 Seville. dean Stiver/·
fnY. 42K nu. Mu&l sell
by ~-ll850. P.P
D-5GJ
E.AaUtKE
YOLYO
"71 P1eetwood Brougham.
s.1Dt oPflOrtUAlty, 1brt
te rm lease o r buy ,
loaded , lo1 m1. P P
962·7957 ---------
'76 D Dorado Convert•
ble. fut'! •nJttted load~d ,.Ith f'QU1pment, ex
N"Uesit condlooo 8e:.t of.
fer Ge-0167
i8 Sevdle. AM tf'M tape
smf. all pwr, lo mJ, im·
owe concL 759-1867 ---77 Cad Sdn de VUe, full
po wer. mus t s e ll.
$'1000/bet olr. 646.3494
19711WAU
Custom 4 Door. Only ~ mLllls • UUs extra
llharp model! cs.t.lOQ I .
AU ol tbe Onea\ &C•
~es are included in
the low pnce of
~7t
COHHEll
CHEVROLET
.!>\:'M H .1rhur Hl,•1
• 1 P.. I .\ \11-:S \
546-1200
Im CHIYIOLET
CAPllCI SIDAH
Lllxwy PLUS • loaded
with options! (243TZT).
OMLYSl9'5
HOWAIDC..YrOlet '78 VW Convert., 11.000
ml., A/C, perl . cond,
8n>/OBO 980-4160
1986 Harbor Blvd,
COSTA M ESA
646-9lOJ 540..9467 ·~ roaverlible ~Ville. Dov•AQuailSta.
Jl1ra dean. lo ml. new NEWPORT BEACH
'tll Bue. auto stick, runs
1rt, cd cond.. Sl.550.
9G-Sll50or~
7JYOLYO
31ME Sedan. f\111 power.
air. s unroof. maroon
fin ish and m a r oon
leather both in A-1 condi·
lion. '6:MHWS)
top. UreB • eq. Best of. IJJ..0555 ler.11f.90t6 , _____ _;_ __
CONVERTIBLES
,, VW 'lbint cvt IZt50
'71 VW &c cvt l2950
Uc NB90S-255WZT
Wblal dJr. 752-ou7 cw
662183
"15 RABBIT, blue. 4·dr.
4-spd, AM /FM, 46M ,
p p $2950 m. 7766 ---'71 IUG
XJnt cond , m ust sell.
rebll en.it. nu brb. Sl ,995
or t r a d e . 776 5399 ,
67S.2323.
'89 VW Dug, lil!hl blue
must sell. $900. Call
642-4683 or 634-0122 John ---'89 Baja Bug.
S700
s.ti-1813
'72 VW Super &c. lo mJ. SIBOOfirm.
MS-ll087
SJZ95
80IWJTHAM
YOLKSWA4KM
7'00 Westminster Ave .
in Westmioster
lllB-7Zl GI-7llO
oa..+..MGICOUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
Largest Volvo Dealer
Ill Orange County!
BUYorLEASE
DIRECT
~~,
2025 S. Manchester
Anaheim 750-2011
72 Volvo H5E Wp, PB,
AC, All/Fii. good cond .•
1ood mpa , u.ooo.
-...alt
"78 Seville, blJl /bllr, &lJ H ·
tra1, i mmac ul,ate.
GUOO.GWZZ2
'79 fldo. Diesel Bianit.a,
W OD W, fu.Uy equ., ap.
pna. 1000 mi. W/Xlr Its.
SM.7SONM>MI, m .5141
a»iVERTIBLE. claaaic,
..... .... '73 EJdorado. one. owner. x1at cond .•
ao.ded, a .SOOPP M>-7317
77 Seville. sunn>ot, Im· mac oond, lo mi ·a.
4SO-S..
'77 CadUlts CDV Xlnt.
take over lse. $247Mo.
~9521Anne
"19 El Dorado, black on
black, 9l500 miles, under
warrant)'. $14,700. P.P.
~1272
"78 El Dorado Biarrita,
10,IOO mi, loaded w I
everyt.binc. $12,000/ best
offer. PP. 770-1284 or
Sia.Ill? "71 Super Beede reblt eni. '11 Volvo 1800£8, xlnt runs good. U ,800. cond, lo m l , Sl200. H17
CM&-92 ....,. ···-·················· -vw a -. n......,t -• ,._ IS.GOO ml., Id cond.,
--• ncuo -· "78 3NGL. lo/mi, loaded, deM. $:1,000/080. Needl body wortt. 8IOO or bmtolfer ..... 8800 slvr /blk le atbe r ;1nl. M5.S3111
8 All Fii -.-.la "ULT All/Fii tilt wheel,
'1$ VW u1. / "15 MSDL Waeoo. • sp. 4 new Ure., l owner. :·mn:'e~~~ts~ xlnt cond., S4 .SOO . SUDO. 1706 Park An.
__., P .P. IGJICIO, t6S-Ot04 BIJboa laJ.1'7$-LD
'7l Vf1Qiav8-er Beetle • .._ "-' ~:"°..::-~:
..., _,, oew lllcheUn •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1111. •11'75 rdala. '8000. 4t2·47IO It I 4 tfOt _.;._ _____ _
..,.,or-.Ollevea. -·-••••••••••••• '11ea..ro, ldeoad., tint-
1• VW lqu.rebacll, = coed, ,... 1ood . ... ..,
"JI ...... ,. 2 dr, •IU'f, ....... , n41-.n• .
............ ln,•
...... .-&Mill ....
•'NIL
ed,._, lo ml., ... a.u ... ,.
t 911 CAPlltCE
Classic 4 Door .
<llevnlkt'a rtoest sedan .•
YI. automatic trans ..
fadary * cond., pwr .. lteerinc 6 brakes, tilt · "'*'· ,,.. windows le ..._a.JJR).
$4979
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
·~ t ' • t
, r-. \ \'I -.. \
S4 6-I 200
It» CHlftOLIT
C .. 'llC14DL
Ecppmelll incllldn lull :
power, vinyl roof,•
AM/FM stereo, cruise :
control, pwr. windows· .-.trunk reJeaae la air
ClODd. .. •ceUenl coodi·
dim. tnna. ).
OM.YSZt91
R.J.O.meron ·~ 711-2126
o::zw4t
• lt16C .. 1 AC ..-..o
.......... fader)' •.
AMI P'M .... ndio. tra d:. tlllj ~rulu 1 _________
1 ~oatrol. 1pt t power
1e1t1, ~•brt ... t top, leatbtt uunor. (lff. 171TG1)
$4995
• I 977 CAMI.AC
COWIDIVIUI
AM I P'M stetto radio,
t ilt wheel. t'ru lae
~ontrol , full power.
Ult'1•>
$6995
•
1971 CMMI I AC RIRWOOD
llCMNCAM
Hai all of the Cadlllac
luxury options and low
miles. U07UKY >
SALE
PRICED!!!
•
lt71C ... •AC
COWIDIVIUI
ASftOIOOF
Full powe-r. factory air.
luther interior. split
power seats. tape, low
miles. 1178720>
$8995
•
1917 CADILLAC
SIYIU.I
F ull power. leether In·
terlor. stereo tape, wire
wheel covers and all or
t he Seville luxuries.
1077S Pll.
$9895 • OVER 100
QUALITY CARS
TO SELECT PROM
•
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
'" ll.01 I•·• I' '•I ' • ,..., 1 ' ,, r , ,
S4b-I 200
~r=~HM.CN. $ 1999
Full power, factory air cond . split seats.
Landau toe>. tilt wheel & In excellent condition!
f128JFE'l.
'71FOIDL1'0. s2999 t PASS. WAeoM ••••••
Futl PoWet. AM/FM stereo w/8 track. luggage
rack. air c:onc1. power steenng & brakes and
low. low miles. Sharp! (626MWZ).
c"U&f'a. T1AM IASIJ •. 5299 9 ve. stld< ahfft. POWef steering and bucket
Matt. Exoellent transoortatlonl C1E06287l. A
SU =AIOUT 01. •••••• s 3 4 99
6 cyl., automatiC trans.. P<>W9f steering &
brakes. tilt ....... AM/FM stereo & low. low
miles. In ...i11tnt condttlonl (734811 ).
974 Cl•ICUT '3499 CAM.MO LT • • • • • • • • • • .
Auton.tic ....,_,.tek>n, PC>W9f' ltHring & .,,--. * COftcltionfng, tilt wt-' & rlltye
..,.._A..-llWJ> C8f1 (CJ1~0)
911CM''AC 1·39' 99 ...... """ ....... . Fult ,_., fllc:by air cond.. tilt wMet.
Landau tC)p & .. ltt.er Interior. C021MYCl. ............
'79 IKIDliE
.. COUPE
Hatchback with front
wt.el drive,' apeed, air
coaditiooint. two-tone
paial. On.I¥ 7 ,OOOmllea. 12 mo./U.000 mile service
contract 1vell1ble on
moel pre-owned cars .
4S7«ED>
Sne
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
DID E. 17th Street
s.n&.a Ana 558-7811
75DOD&E
llanaco Royale 4 door
sedan. Loaded! Great
blO' ! "22NXS)
$1495
IOlwmtAM
VOUSWA4'HM
'JIOOW•mhwter A ...
inW-*rnimter -'1551 .... .,., .......... '
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
J<ll•O HARBOR BlllO
CO!>TA MESA 642·0010
Mwcat '950 .......................
ORANGE COUNTY'S
MIWIST
LINCOLN-MERCURY
DEALEBSll.IP
11.AYRADllOI
LINCOLN-MERCURY
l&-11 Auto Center Dr.
SDf'wJ·lAke Forest ult IRVINE
IJ0.7000
lf77FOID
PINTO IUMAIOUT
' eyl., automatic trans.,
fadory air cood., S\lD·
r oof • vinyl r oof.
&.117510).
$3511
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1060 HARBOR BL\10
COSTA ME!>A 6-11 0010
.. J
'M P\:Jntiac GTO coupe, I: Original Owner. 488L,
4¢ poel/tr, a te. p/a, .. 0°
tilt /w . Every thing •
worb. Great performer. •
$ll00714/~. ..
" ·79 Flr eblrd Eaparll. _:
toOO mi. A I C, T ·t op, m
All/Fii &-track, moo.
Daya: 551·2965. Xlnt 5
Ocnd. -0 J! '910 ....................... ..
77 PINTO 77 T.-0
Very aharp ilttle 4 Jet bladr Toim Landau "7S B:>bcal runabout pep-eytinder, 'speed coupe. coupe. Loeded with all
py. kyl, SLall"OOf, stereo Clean tnaide and out. the toys. Very dean i.D· &-trlt. p/s, p/b, l ownr. "411'Bl> side aodoul! UU9811
I cl
J
J
-.aw $26'5 S4HS
t '*'E4 "52 IOI WITHAM IOI wmtAM -·•••••••••••••••• VOLKSWA&IM VOUlSWAQ.84
'1• n very clean. All 'JDWewtmimter Ave. 1'IOW81tm1nater Ave.
ldna. Sacrifice $2,.00. In W•mimt• in Wemtminater
-.-,'91WM5eves. •1551 -.19> •mt . &Jl.7911
A91o1, Mew HOO Alllot. Mew tlOO ....._Mew ....................................................................
HARBOR BLVD. of CARS
Colla MllCI
_ ....... .....
IOllHDela-
lillOOI•
llCl•Y ..._ .... .....
(301N)N) _ _.. •• SALE •2995 l PRICE ! . "74 " ('f!lllDlt .... a.a .. ,om._ ,: SALE •2595 SAU 81995 PRICE PRI E I . ..
(748WY8) ... S7295 (110ICDB)wes • 0 SALE 1 6695 SALE 96695 o · PRICE PRICE ~ .,.. ..... "78 ~-~•nlrh• .. tit (~)--~ (45831., was $6695 • SALE 5 5995 SALE 1 6095 • ..
PRICE PRICE .. ac T1lll.l'WIPll 8PITftU •PaT 7 0 (9810NH) was se295 187'5TOH) was M996 -0 SALE 1 5695 SALE 16295 :: PRICE PRICE tit 72~Af011Aa llKIE "79 VW '*"'EllTllll.E • (970PWO) wes S13.Ri (258XNM) was S9495 • • t't SPECIAL SALE •8995 ..
Pal CE PRICE II.
a "78Te\"eTA ca.K A t ..
(225072) was $4995 (523863) was ~
SALE 1 4395 SALE 9 6395 r PRICE PRICE
"78Al-••I .... "7S •ATlltJN PICK \JP
(313UBQ) WIS $9495 (1A05119) was S2995
f 1 8595 SALE 1 2495 PRICE
•• HURRY I . ... r FOR THE SA \llNGS
l'Rl. S~T.A 81JN. ONLY?
t Our Cuaranlee
tour Financinw
tour People
Liii
CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE-BET 1HEIR PRICE II ' nm•. 'TIE# ca•E SEEi THE VOLU•E DISCOUMT DATSUN DEALE/I -.
II' YOU OOll'T BUY YOUR CAR ~RO• DICK SARSOUR OATSU#
YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MU~CH! _
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN!
UP $
TO
OFF WINDOW STICKER PRICE
· 1979 .& 1980 DATSUNS
1980's 1980's 1980's··
1980 PICKUPS 1980210
Short bed, long beds & king cabs. •Pay . ALL MODELS
window sticker price & you will receive •Pay window stk:ker price & you _. rec 1;;.
(11) 11llflliWS t111111mzx·s11. (23) 1919 210
Short bed, Iona bed &. king Coupes & 2+2's (Black on-ta• STA. WGNS.
cabs. •Pay wi~ sticker ly). •Pay window sticker •Pay window sticker price &
price & you, Will reoewe price & you will receive you will receive
$2QIJREBATE $200REBAtE
'L ' -TE l1008 IEIATE $480 IOATE
{12)~ 9 1r1 (•) 111111ra (2) 1111211 SI
2 DR. ... a A. WON. 2 DIL HT. 6 STA. WON. . AUTO. CNS. 1980 510 191ozma.~
AU.MODELS ALLllODB.S
•Pay window ltk:ker price & you will reoefve •Pay window .a.k:ker price & you .. ~ •Pay ~indow sticker price & •Pay window sticker price & •Pay window stict<er price &
you w1H receive you will receive you will receive
$500 REBATE '900 REBATE 8500 REBATE $200REBATE $150 REBATE
-
YOU WILL RECEIVE THE REBITE -CIECI ,DIRECT FROI DICI BARBOUR DITSll
ALHAMBRA DATSUN
ANAHEIM DATSUN
ARCADIA° DATSUN. INC.
W~TUCKER q N,INC.
BArD DATSUN
llAY BE USED AS PART DOWN PAYMENT OR SPEND AS YOU WISH
p
...
~eREFORE, I MAVE ASKED THE OW~ER
-'1lMSELF TO EXPLAlN SOMc OF THE
PROBLEMS HE MlGMT HAW HAD WIT'4
1ME CONSTRU ilON OF 1lUS 8EAUTlFUL HOME
~
NANCY
NANCY, I RECEIVED
A LETTER FROM
YOUR TEACHER TODAY
'1'ES, MA.AM I
t'\..~ BE
Ftl(ST ...
,,,,,41l•11 \ .. ,,.,,t,,,
l • 't, l t // ! .
WHERE
lS lT ~
THAT'S INT~RESTlN6.-.NOW TELL US
WAAT HAPPENED AFTER &.(OUR. BOUT
WlT~ T~E CtT&( PLANNIN6 COMM156ION ...
By Ernie Bushmilf er ·
FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~~~....;..;..~~~~~~~~-
by Tom Batiuk
·CRAzt..,>, THIS /~E~ ·
11ME QOU'VE-SEE~
SENT 10 IHE OFFICE
1Hl5 WE.El<!
__JjQUl DO l)OU EXPEl.T ro
·~~-At-.JlJfHI "16 If lXx.l
6P~D AU.. O~ 400R 1iME
I~ 1HE OFF/CE. ~
WHAT KIND OF JOB C()
qQlJ .EXPE.CT TO GEi UlHE~-
400 GET COT OF ~OOl~
.. : i ' c ... ,, • ...
@
/()·ti
DOCTOR SMOCK
YA W.AN"'f" .MES -ro
PRE:P ""rHE: PA.-rlE:N"'f"
IN 2.14 FOR O .R.?
SHS'S
At..&.-
RE!!APY,
POC
SO WHO'S
Pe:RFOF<MIN ' 1"'HE:
OPE:RA.,.-ION '?
-YE!SStR,
.A SMA~-r
NURSS Wl""f"H
A MARKING
PeN CAN MAKe
ANY SLJRGf!ON '--<?OK eooc> .'
OFFICE;
BO£.,).~
e Lemont
-GORDO
WILL '/OV
ROl-L IJP
sa«E
/:Of<. Ll.!>1
PAl-J-'IP •
010 YOU TALK TO
MR5. REESE?
'
THERE'S JU~T ONE
THING! HE CALL.ED
HER FROM A BAR!
HE WAS DRINK-
ING!
BUCK MUST HAVE PE RHAP5,,. BUT
I WOUL.DN'T
KNOW WHAT
WHAT'S Wr<ON0, iHAi MAN OFF IN THE
• .SOME GOOD QUAL.-SAM ? CORNER ...
ITI E6 FOR THE BOY
~ TO LOVE H\M AS
• MUCH AS HE
·DOE5!
TH E.Y-WOUL.O .
BE, ABBEY!
1•ovt llll ~EMlNll
Welcome to The Kraft -
Garden of DippiB;~,. ~
for Chip Dippers. .....___"
French Onion
~DIP
By Gus Arriola
<J <l <l
,
Now creamier.
Tastier. And more
tempting than ever.
Dip 1n. To a chip dipper's para-
dise: creamy Kraft dips.
Savor. Thei r rich tantalizing
texture.
Explore. An extravaganza of
f$bulous flavors. like lively
FRENCH ONION and our spirited
BACON & HORSERADISH.
Ava11at>le 1n your grocer's • •
dairy case . .
Once you've wandered through
the Kraft Garden of Oippm',
one thing 1s certain-you'll want
to return again and again.
The Kraft Garden of Dippi~ ~into ltt
SU1t9LI
~, ..... ,
5Ultl&.t
~CfttNLE
---· ---------
SClll99LE
SUlll&..£
SCAl•ll.t
~ClttalLE
... '.... . .
·-
-· -----·----
CAii' YOU TRUST YOU R EYES? There are at least sla differ·
en~s in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How
qui.kly un you find them7 Check answers with those below. ,
·eu1u1w •1 •HtO ., ·e.i,_,w •1 t.Htll ~·is ·1 ·au1n1w
-i d•J ·• 'lluiettW •t •••IS ·c Ou1n 1w \I ~• ·c ·eui-tw •t u1-.., 'l :..,,...,..,110
-------by Hal Kaufman-------
e suM NUMllal Telle e IWMW -any nvmMr. Multlpty by J. Add 1. Multiply by J
...... AM the ....... yeu ftnt ..... Of. Ctoll out .... rlthl hand digit. •••ult II ttM
HIOtf.lOW
T·TOTAlS
Five ~ numbers
above form • T. Num·
bers of this flvesome
total 29. Of the numer·
ous other T·lhaped
flveso,,,.1 In this dla·
gr.tn'\,MMnetotalmore
.ndsomeleu. You are
'Osked to find the T's
that total the hlghett
and lowest amounts.
T's may be upright,
as shown, upside
down. or on their sides,
but not dlag0t1al1.
Note: The difference
between high and low
amounts Is 10. Good
luck In finding them.
··-llt ~IO•W Clll IC-tuno> .a'I '1-lU
._,,_ '"' 1(-j.IHIO> u&IM
numbw with wt.left you bqan.
e Find the capita.I city of a EurQPean country In H eh 0
aen~: 1. Papa rlMs early. 2 Her hero met his
match. 3. October never was so pretty.
e Move the i.ttar X to the other end of either ff"Oup of
i.tten aftd the order Mcom .. the •uct opposlt• of
"'• ottt.r 1rvup: XYZ XZY. Give It a try.
e Riddle Me Thlsl What did one hand say to the
other? "Count on me." What kinds of doorbells are
Installed by bees? Hum·dlngers.
-0 .. -Vy
,,.---.;;;;:~__:...-~ ~ x _..____, 5
SCHOOL DAZEI Two of the fish In the school above look
•nouth alike to be twins. Which two? We'll let you decicH.
,.
:;' t. c. ;: .,
'" '< " (>. :r; .. :;
For Better or For Worse
...
t:AD\ ES t iHE GRUBSEf<WARE PEOPLE
PRESENT A NEW I
1
_) CONa::Pf IN Cu:ANUP.
\_
~·OUR HOS.TESS RECEl\/E$ A FREE SET OF
MBTCHtNG GROB-BRUSHES wrn-t E VE'F..V
$\OPt>~~ -
/ ·1/·
•
E R·· \'LL.ORDER··· ONE PlNK PWNGCR
L A CAN OF GRU~R~ SPRlNG-5-:>flkT
CLEA~~··· --.......~--
0 Ci ':! -0 c.
VI .... .... 0 ~
0 t 0 ~ c. :::>
<> "' <>
0
'KAYO, I SEE A <iREAT
5/MI LARITY BETWEEN YOU~ 1EST
P,APER AND ft:ITTY's ~ AND SHE
SITS RIGHT IN FRONT OF you .
ER ··· DO 'YOU
B~LIEVf: IN ESP? •
,
LET'S PACE tTI Add "'8 foHowtng colon nutty for on amualnt
1e11• above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. J-Yellow. '-LI. browft.
S-Flesh. 6-U. I'""· 7-Dk. blue. I-Maroon. f-Lt. 1r•y.
SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 points for using all the
letters In the word ~low to torm
two complete words·
DISUNITE
-... . ... . . . .
THEN sco<e 1 points each tor atl
words of four letterr. or more
fovnd ~ the letten
Try to score at leut so points.
'lf'""'IOK '..,.....,.at4f•IOd
by Lynn Johnston
H\,~~···\b.u l.OA~
youR EV~NtNG-
OUT!
byFerdJohnaon ____ ..,
UNDER TH~ RIGHT
CIRCUMSTANCES.)
I 'M AFRAID I Do·
oW (5ET Bur You SAID You
8ELIEV~D IN ESP!
YES·· Ev~RY S ruDE:NT P eEKs.
susy AND Wf<I TE
!1 WILL DO MY
~.OWN WORK. II
500
_ //M_ES . ,_ __ _..__
• z
,__ .
l1!B
B ~~.,.
8"aCk lire and/or 30 count trays ol
• Miik Chocollte • Milk Chocol.Ce with A&mondl • Kii K ..
• Mr. Goodbar • KrKtlel • ReeH'I • R .... , Crunchy
~--~
0 8--... 'C.M"
U!J_,
~ 8~~
Skate Away: fro~··:.
roblem s1<1n.~.
Problem skin won t JU!>I
go away
But now you can skate
away from it w11h the latest
'"acne treatment r:t . r and ...
f. II ft(l
I
O'lOOOE 00hE2
15¢
OFF
20 mule-Team
BORAX
STORE COUPON
".,.._,I ·----· ... -·····---· ............. ., ........ -..... _ ....... _.._ ... _. ·-·····-··=-... .... --·-· ...... ............... -·-------.. :.--···--·-··--· ..... ....... =·-·--·-= ....... _ ....... . ..,_ .• , ... _ii --·--,,. •• Ill I ... --~.Ai-WE -·------
23&f0 0 3000 1.0
On 2 bars any size
of Irish Spring
--------------------------~
A Wheelin ' Deal from the Makers of Clearasil . Cleanser
& New Super-Strength Clearasil " Cream
And now whl"n you try 1hl' 1a1e!.I 1n acne
1re:.:i1ment. wt•'ll g111e you a whnel1n· df'al on
the latest 1n skates and accc~so11cs '" the
Clearas1t Ska1e Away Boutique!
Merco Polo "Kln9 ot
~Road Sk1i.1
9lo~ •ii'' qu J t m ?l'<l n,. ,.,, 1"'1 l I
''• ~ ~,..·~ [ • I' •" 01 1t ·t•
4 ' "''" thA., .. ,. '" ••'t..1.tfl ,,,, ... lo(.~"''I nul' n•nO
Pov•O'd urllNne who>t-1'
and M!ated "-•~
Awattl~ in "*'""" •ICllt\--3 ,., Orltof ,., ~
S.tln IMttftf Vl9of'
S.IJI\ nt.Obtl!ld wllh tratl•Plf41<11
blll Cl10tee ol K Ul•I or blue
On. tote l•ls •II Only '3 9~
........ Awap" T-Sllfrl
T~p ., .. 11.,, ·~ COiion T .,,,, ""'" COIOtful t*ai. Aw1y logo St1•'• S, M L JCl ,...~-Only S• 9'
Any"49y'1 "°' .. ' 11111"'9 9oott
A complc!le buyer 1 guide. 1epa11 and 1n~1111ction manual for
everylh1ng lrom speed 1k1llng
lo ro ller d•sco ~ul11 S 1 95 Cl•llt P"U Only ,, 00
·-
October 21 , 1979 DAILY PILOT
Will you go for 100 hours in Transylvania? 100 pairs
of argyle socks? 100 inches of Ford Mustang Ghia?
Maybe you have a taste for gold, 100 grams of it ...
or 100 gallons of sour cream. Or one of our 95
other prrzes.
You can even change your mind at the last
minute, and opt for 100 feet of dollar bills ($200) in
exchange for any prize you win.
Enter as often as you want. Just remember. enter only one
sweepstakes per envelope, with the number of that sweepstakes
marked in the lower left corner.
This year's 100 sweepstakes has an especially winning look.
It just might have you saying, "Bal(flle,..,...style!'
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking ts Dangerous to Your Health. LiaNs. 11 mg "II( 0.8 mg niaU1e av. per cigarllte. by FTC INlhod.
lOO's: 17 mg "ti(.' 1.1 111g nicalirle w per c:ignfte, FTC Alpart Mly 78.
' lt
\ ,
f
OFAaAL RULES-NO PURCtfASE REOORED r---------------,
~==~~_r:,,..s-eosiakt"\'J'O'"'"'ir,_.,.,,'l,.,,...'IW"•P'{NO'd<,.,,.,..on 181""''Y~ "'(YI I Benson&Hedges100's,PO Box2670.Westbury,New'lbrk 11591 I
"H.YKl-JJ"''""'"rome acl<l'9S•~«>COOl'""'fOAJI. ""'"' ~w<e1>cn.et>o1iomoenol\1•om•.-..t!'T'lllY I I've chosen the followin~weepstakes and I've I l)9()<s o1 Bon"'" II HoclQeS 100'• or 8<w1'0t\ II Hcdo<'s Ugl'ltl ~' "' ~"' inc ""°'°1 'Benson II ~~~~~"°~=:.~=~:'F.f°""'~tlA~l)ef~ 8"0!'-~t'<T~,....51 I read the rules c arefully. e sweepstakes I :,.n;:~00~="~ ~ 11 Htl!IQO'I ioo·s 0 eo. 2670 WMll>uly New lb!\ 11!>9• rni•oe<J ""'" b(l number is __ and the prize is _________ _
~ WORTA#t. 'lb\J rru111 ""~a fM n.imbor 01 me •-os1a1<on 'l'ClU arc ot11e<ino on lhe oo~'llde ol the """1lloc>cl I I ~====111........, ._..._.. ...._. --...., NAME ___________________ _
IM., ...... , ..... I luclelno CW..:::.'C ""-....... -=......_."":Ire ---1 ADDRESS I IO-* M ...... Of ..... 8ftd ........ M ,.._ .. lie....._ 0..., -.... tie....,. .....,..,_ ............... ,,, ... ~ ............. ,,,.., ............ ..., .... .
~ci::.-=-~~s -odl!fuo...:.>1~o1•.••ceQ1~1tldlhelrf~ol"""'P I CITY STATE ZIP I
Moms Inc ~I l<M!ffoStng agonoes, Don JaQo<la A~ Inc 8fld Nation• Ju0otno ln1mtu1e. ll'C Th!!. lllPOR'TM'r. ~ must write the number of Iha S\N8ePSlakes 'r'OlJ ere ~. aubfe<.l IO .. fedo18l Sialu and local lewa \O<l In Ul#l. MichrQan ~ ~-prolloOitOCl. IOSlrCled or l:''eflng on the outside of the enwtlope In the 0Nel left-hand comef. _J
1 ,., .... -.._....................... • ............................ 1-llO.
... .,,___,. ......... ,1191 ..................... ...,........... -------------
TH em
YOURSELF
Sena me~''°" .. • ....... 10 •~~ ,.,,,~v w.e~ty 641 l t •"'OfUll ,.,, ""'" ""' "• 10011
Wt" PfY $~ lof pu(jf1Sfle(I QUll\11()11\ $ol1y *t C..n t Ml\•~I Olht<\
FOR LE. APPLE, Execuuve Director.
American Foundation for the BIJnd, Inc
What electronic dcvk:a are available
to help the blind, and will they ewr
replac.e Sffing~ dog1? -8.R.,
Beachwood, N . .I.
• Having the ablllty to communac:ate
through the written word and to move
from point to point safely and efficiently
are probably the two most significant
needs of a severely visually lmpaued or
blind individual. Therefore, most of the
developments of elecnonic devices have
been in these areas, ~ch as talkiny
The guide dog: Irreplaceable friend. calculators and reading machines that
scan printed material blind people can
read by touch or by listening In mobility. the ma)Or electronic device ls the laser
cane I don't believe that elecron1e travel aids as we know them today will ever
replace the guide dog for all the people who use them. just as the guide dog has not
tot.ally replaced the cane.
FOR BETH HOWLAND, co·st.ar of CBS·lV's Allee
Since you play a waltresa on the show, do you think
waltrasa have a hard or an ea-v Ille? -8.1., Oklahoma
Ctty, Okla.
• Hard It's hard labor to deal with the public on a service
level. Not aU people are thoughtful or kind WaitJesses put up
with more abuse than anyone except, perhaps, bus drivers. If
the job has one recommendalion it's that you are noc always
sruck with seeing the same group of people You're not locked
Into an office And, of course, there are tips
FOR DONNY OSMOND, television 11nd recording star
Are you really hung up on thoM purple IOdu you aJw11y9
wear? -Polly Adklnt, Biloxi, MIM.
• It's true -I llke purple socks That's one way of making
sure my brothers can't borrow them ~use rm the only one
who likes that color It all started years ago when I said In an
Interview (joking, of course) that my favorite color was pur
pie Everything that was sent to me aher that was purple
One Chnstmas, Mom and Marie found a whole counter full
of purple soc.ks -11nd bought 1he lot.
FOR CURT GOWDY, host of ABC TV's The American
Sportsman
Hu your work o n the thow ~ put you In a reaUy
dangaout 1ttuaUon? - G.W .. Savannah, Ga. •Of course For example Around 1963, we decided to
hold a world champtonshlp trout fishing contest In Argen
tln11. As we drove In our brand-new truck, the steering wheel
came off In the driver's hands. The car careened Into 11 gully.
Had the Incident occurred a mile down the road, we would
have bounced off a 4 ,000-foot cllff
FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR
a. Natalie Wood t.h lnkJng of adapting
the mud used In her new llm, Metmr,
lor e beauty product, becau.e It worked
tuch wonda-1 on her M.ln? -G.D.,
Canton, Ohio
• Natalie can't Imagine where you he&d
that one. She said the mud. known as
Dnllers Mud, fighter In texture than the
regular kind (real stuff gets sticky and
cakes when it dries), wreaked havoc. not
worked wonders, on her complexton
When she and the Cas1 came out of the
freezing mud (those sequences took rwo
weeks to film , and It seemed hke two Mud 11 murder she soys
years). they all headed for hot coffee and
hot showers Because they took three or four 'howers a day 1he11 bodies and lac~
got rather washed out from all that water.'° that wasn t any good. either ··we §1111
can't decide what we hated more," said Nat.alJe "The mud or the dust We all got in
fect k>ns of '°me kind. and we had to wear earplu95 "
FOR NICK NOLTE, ,tar of North Doi/as Forty
A ff1I tymbol ltke you mutt hew had e very exchlng ftnt
date. Tdl me about It . -M.l.. Palm Springs, C.IJf.
•There 1sn'rmuch to tell, since I can't remember too much
about It I know I was happy 10 st.art d1111ng, whleh I did
around 16, but the fir~• nme 1.Sn't a landmark memory for
me I gueS5 I went to a dnve in (probably a John Wayne
movie -he wAS my hero l"m sure II wasn"1 a film dnpp1ng
with roma11ce I used 10 get bored with all that ktSSin "), had " '°' pack of beer -then woke up with a temble hangover
FOR TONI TENNlll.E. recording an1st
I heard your dog It temperamental and ldloayncratk .
True? -L. Do.lia, WatchateT, N.V.
• Brod Is scared of the cello Every nme Daryl pulls 11 o ut
Brod throws 1 flt No other Instrument hM that effect on him
-maybe there's something about the pitch or tone that at
fects him Otherwise, he loves music, and I must say he has
excellent taste When we practice the piano he goes Into
ecsl6Cy Hts favonte composen are Mozart. Haydn and
Bach, of course
FOR VIRGINIA KNAUER. consumer affairs consultant.
Toy Manufacruren of America
What'• your answer to report• that war-toy gamn and
such are at harmtul to youngetera at watching vk>&ent
program• on TV? -M.T., Dubuque, Iowa
• There Is no evidence that playing with toy guns and other
"war" to~ results In violent or aggressive behavior No
reports have come to my attention that compare playing with
guns and watching "'violent" progra ms on TV I would be
very surprised if there were a ny basts for such a compar1$0n
PRO Re,n•11tattw Carl D. Perkin. (0 ·Ky ) PRO Ano con CON CarlPC>CM,Hfl c00Mrvallond11ec1or. Th«Si.naClub
America's whole economy depends
upon energy. but over half of our oil ls
supplied by unfriendly or potentlally
hostile foreign countrla. A temporary
Interruption would elimlnate mUllons
of )obs. The United States potteua
sufficient coal to make us Independent
of foreign supplies within a few years.
Within one year, over 60 uliltty plants
can be converted to the bumlng of coal and save 400,000
barrels pcr day of Imported oll Technology exists today
to convert coal Into synthetic liqulds and gas. Without a
9'gnlflc.ant Increase In coal uM, we are mortgaging our na·
lion's security, employment and freedom to foreign
powers.
Should There Be a Slgnlflcant
Return to Coal to Meet the
Nation'• Energy Need•?
We should not lncreas4! ow reliance
on coal very much Coal Is polluting.
Its mining Is dangerous to miner~ and
dntructlve to the environment And
we have better alternatives Studies
have shown that contervlng energy,
moving to renewable retources and
developing a wide v11rl«ty of small·
ecale approaches to our energy needs •
would r.duce our need for electricity so drainatlc.ally that
we could do without both coel end nuclear Coal can be
burned more cleanly than In the past, but even when It
does, tiny partkles carrying dangerous heavy metals and
other pollutants eteape Why uae coal when we have
safer. cheaper altemotlvcs?
I
' • ~
Take on the New Year with Morris.
What a great start for the '80s. Morris
and his feisty-but-fun personality
cheering you on every month
------,
FREE MORRIS CALENDAR :
with 9-Uves" labels. !
•FREE with 25 (6-6~ oz.) or 10 (12-13 oz.) labels (limit: 1). 1 • S 1.25 with 15 (6-6Y, oz.) or 6 ( 12-13 oz.) labels. 1 • S2.95 with no labels. I
(Qily 1 free calendar per household ) I as you jot down ............... ..
important days,
joyful days, birth-
days! Send for
your full-color
Morris Calendar
(11"x 17") and
make it through
the year like a
champ. ... -4
I I 1 I t • I
It JD 21 22 • • •
a 27 a a • II -
SEND TO: 1980 Morris Celeocw Offer I
P.O. Box 55199-F I
Houlton, Texas 77055
TOTAL NUMBER CALENDARS ORDERED I
__ @Free. 25 (6-6~ oz.) or 10 (12-13 oz ) labels (limit: H
--® S1.25. 15 (6-6~ oz.) or 6 (12-13 oz.) labels each (no limit).
__ @ $2.95 each. no labels (no limit).
TOTAL COMPLETE LABELS (ANY FLAVOR) ENCLOSED ___ _
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED$ __________ _
Make check or money order payable to: MORRIS CALENDAR.
1
t ADORESS·~-----------~APT. __
CITY ______ STATE ____ ZIP __ --'---
This original form mult acxx>nl*'IY ~ Ofder. No dl.C>licate copies lllOMd. Allow-4-6 weeks tor delivery.
Fr9e calendlrs ordered are limited to 1 per houlehold
Offer expires June 30. 1980.
~ where prohibited, t8>C8d or restricted bv law
0 ,.,. 91s-fOllt l'oodll. me. C------------------------------~
. .
Aftet Thtee Emmys,
Don't Call These Lovable
Taxi Dtlve1s Hacks
Tony Donz.o (above) is a boxer tu med oc
10r His son Marc Anthony win be o guest
on the series this foll
Jn one Taxi episode Alex (Judd Hirsch , left) hod
a blind date with a woman (Suzanne Kent) who
turned out to be literally m ore than he'd hoped
for His fellow cabbies showed up to check out
the sit uation
In real life Donny De Vito (nght)
.sn i a meony Here he ''sweet ..
talks co-actor Manlu Henner
By Suzy Kotter
S omeone fixes you up on a date and
the gltl turns o ut to weigh about 150
pounds more than _ the girl of your
dreams. Your father, whom you haven't
seen In 30 years, is hospitalized and you
go to his bedside for a reunion and con·
frontatJon. You've never won a fight In
your entire boxJng career and just aher
you take the big one you discover that
your opponent was fighting on behalf of a
little kid who really needs the bread.
Do these tales of misery and woe
sound like the story lines of one of the
country's top-rated situation comedies?
You bet your tears of comp&s9on and
laughter they do. The producers of the
Emmy award-winning TCJJCI are out lo
prove the lesson audiences have already
learned from M ·A • S • H -sensltlve Is In.
"TCJJCI." explains Its director, Jim Bur-
rows, "ls not the kind of show that has
)okes In It. We don't believe In set-ups
Swy Kaler jttqucenlly reporu on 1ht celtbrllv
llf'ene for Fllmlly Weekly.
t • P'AWllY WEEKLY, <><;tow 21, 1t7'
and 0'1e·llners What we're creating here
1s a story ~bout real fife and real people
and. of cour~. life has plenty of funny
moments. But youll never C4'tch us doing
ioke·JOlte·JOke wnhout ony reason "
To further emphasize Taxfi difference
from the run-of·the·mlll, often mindless
sitcom. the producers (who come from
The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Rhoda and
Phyllis) have s1T\Jctured the seta of the
show so thal story Ideas can be expanded
each week, allowing the characters to
grow and develop as the show progress·
es. Whtk! most sitcoms have a standard
number of sets that rarely chonge (did
you ever see Mary Richards at the clean·
en or the groc.erv store?), TCJJCI has only a
few principal sets. and the rest are built
specillcally each week for the story, allow·
Ing everyone to have a tremendous
amount of freedom
"I think what mokes the show gniat Is
the feeUng we aU have about each other,"
says Marilu Henner, who plays the Sun·
shine Cab Company's first female driver
and the only won::ian In the cast. "We
hove such o good feeling for each other
that II ain1es through on the olr "
"We all km!W from the beginning." ex
plains Judd Hirsch, who's Alex Rieger,
the p:pa bear of the little group of driven.
"that this had to be the kind of show
where each person gets as weD known as
the others so there are no real sian And I
think that's what's been the make-up of a
successful senes Each week the story
rot.ates around anothei one of the charac·
lers so the audience gets lo know him a
Bttle bit better. We all have dlverae per·
sonalllles, but as a unit we work great
together"
many of the case members had worked
together before Taxi. which m"y
account 1n part for how well they get
along Hlr'iCh and Danny De V110. whu
plays Louie De Palm.,, the dtsp.ltcher
(perhaps the meanest role currently on
1elcv1slon) had a ppeared o n stage before
Jeff Conaw4'y (Bobby. the out·of·work
actor), Tony OanZd frony. the fighter
who never wins ll fight) and Marilu Hen
------
ner (Elaine) all worked together In the
Broadway productlon of Grease Coln
ddence brought them together on the
Taxi set and has molded them into one
big hdppy family "It's a family feeling. all
tight," admits Judd Hlr$ch. The cast goes
roller-skating every Monday night, plays
$0ftball against such comers .u the Happy
Days team and parties eM:h Friday night
after the show is filmed
For Henner, the family feeling is SOIM·
thing she particularly enioys 'We're the
closest aist In town." she smiles. her
green eyes llghtlng up "We really aire
about each other and I think that shows In
our worll " Henne? began her career at
age four, working out In her mother's
danc.e studio In Chicago "I always knew
I'd grow up lo be a star," she concedes
"My mother told me so She used to
wake us up at 11.30 or 12 o'clock to see
the late-night movies on television If one
of the greats was on so we could study
him "
Conaway dLscovered stardom a bit
later In fife -he was 10. Ahhough he
really wanted to grow up to be an astro-
naut, he gave up the wild blue yonder for
the theater on his 10th birthday. when
Arthur Penn signed him for an 11-month
stint on Broadway In James Agee's All
the Woy Horne. From there Conaway
continued as a chUd actor and then a teen
star, playing the hottest Jeen Idol Baooad-
way ever saw -Greau's ~nny Zucko.
After two years on Broadwav, he went on
the road, then returned to play Kelnecke
In the movie version of GreOM.
A t 27. Jeff Conaway Is single but is
very friendly with Rona Newton·
John (Olivia's sister) whom he met while
filming Grease. His part in Taxi is tailor-
made for him: "The part 1s a dream for
me. I not only get to interact with people
as a taxi driver. but I am also showcased
as an actor working 1n different produc-
tions." Jeff Conaway will probably never
have to worry about getting work again .
Judd Hinch comes to TOJd as the most
serious actor ol the clan -he had toomed
weekly television (after playtng the lead In
Detuecchlo, he turned down the lead In
Wouerly Wooden, whk:h bombed with
Joe Namath as the head coach , and a
doctor show specifically created for him).
WhUe Hinch refrains from calling him-
self the saar of the show. he Is the pivotal
character in terms of the stability of the
plot. AO the other cab drivers at Sunshine
consider themselves In a type of pur-
gatory -they are mettly driving cabs un-
til they can break Into the jobs they reaUy
want. Though they might actually end up
as cab driven for the rest of their lives.
they consider their work behind the big
yellow machine as S1rictJy temporary. Ex-
cept for Alex Rieger, Judd's character:
Alex may be the only cabbie In the world
who knows he's a cabb6e and accepts that
fact as reality. He thJnks It's leS5 degrading
than welfare, less demanding than unem-
ployment and has a few rewards that
can't be overlooked.
"I hope this show goes on forever,"
says Hirsch. "I'll just grow ~ In the
part." If Hirsch Is aging any faster than
normal, It could be becau.w he's wori<lng
two jobs at once. Not only does he main-
tain hls regular role as Alex, but he con-
currently worlu In the theater. "You have
to keep growing." he points out: "you
can ·1 get stale by doing one lhing for rhe
rest of your life."
I I Alex is the understanding, reassuring
father figure to the other drivers, his
antithesis is 5-feet tall roly-poly ( 155
pounds) Louie De Palma (portrayed by
Danny De Vito). the buUylng tyuint
dispatcher at Sunshine, who sits In his
g)as.s booth and rules the roost with a \er-
rible hand. Although De Vito claims tw
loves hl.s part, he's also able to point out
that his real character Isn't anything like
Louie's. Everyone on the Soe1, In fact, wW
vouch for th« fact that Danny Is a really
nice guy.
Tony OaJ\1.a, who plays Tony Banta.
was a rul professk>nal fighter bef<>l'C he
was discovered In a gym (honest) and
asked to test for the part of the boxer In
TOJd. He continua to spend his tpare
time training and fought seventl bouts
whllc the show was on vacation betwe.n
MUOnS. (He won them al.) Darm will
win his tint fight as Tony Banta on an up-
coming show this fall In which his 7-year-
old son makes his actlng debut. In this
' FAM!l y WUIQ Y, OCto1* 21, _,, • 7
s101 y Banta fights a professional boxer
and aclually wins. only 10 find out that
the lighrer was giving the proceeds of the
game to this needy 7-year -old -a story
so s.'ld h breaks Tony's heart and makes
him give up his only victory.
When the story lines get this heavy,
there's only one thing to do for comic
relief: tum to Andy Kaufman. Taxfs
Latka G1avas -the ~hanlc who
doesn't speak English too ~u. Brilllant in
his ability to mab himself understood
perfectly while speaking gibberish. Kauf-
man Is one of those hot young comb
recently graduated from the Comedy
Store who Is not only a hit on TV but Is
coming alo.ng fut as sand-up comic (he's
sold out Carnegie Hal). moW! star nn
God We Trust") and busboy. Busboy?
Some actors pride themsetves on their
ability to get wori< on stage and screen.
bur Kaufman Is pleased that since the
closing of West Hollywood's Posh Bagel
he's been able to get himself hired as a
busboy at Jerry's Famous Dell In Studio
City.
And chances are rf you hang out al
Jerry's long enough, not only will Andy
Kaufman clear your table, but you might
get a peck at Taxi's other cast members
who try to patronize Kaufman's employ-
ers tn 1he11 efforts 10 hang out 1"911
togerher ~
~e" s.,c..-. ......
$5.95 Al ... ,__
$4.95
t4MNpak. MN 56460
..
""---' tJldoel ~96 ldllck Oii "'9'11\! Ofd«) IOll .ed\ ~pe. ..... cl £luff. .~ .... ....,...... lJmlt """°~ ~~ ...,.,,~
C I ~ ldrdl '"°'..,_°'no rno11011"" beowl
,._ ~--o-a-I .At C ~ £ 1 'g :I J t Jl 1 .lt .U () ~ ~ i! S J'U ~'kl X 'Y h ~"" ! --1 llicto. $4.96 let.II Oii ~ Oldlfl "S.,pc.. ~~In .. .,....... dlllCMd below. u.-pleca-*19 pe ~ .,.._
rl I I 0-.W-I J \tiM I I Br-'-I IP. Henty I I \\a RorM I I Chel.W.W I I , • ,, " T
I ""'--·--~~-~-~-~~~-~~~~-~~~~ '~ I ,_.._,~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~-I ~ S.. Zip ___ _ I a.. ....... -:USA ......... ., ............... a.._.._~,.,
I I
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigaratte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh.
13 mg ...... 0.8 mo. nicoW tw. I* agnltl, FTC Ripon MAY 78.
lllii••-------~ww -~·-···---·---·
Gifts to make
For Christmas
I t's fun to receive handmade
gifts. It's even more fun to
make them. U you plan Lo give
handmade gifts this year. the
time to start them Is now -
Christmas somehow arrives
sooner thetn expected
An unusual, delightful item to
make for any woman on your
list is a box·in·a·box sewing kit.
modeled aher a Vctonan sew·
ing box The outside box. cov·
~ in a pretty print or bnghtly
colored adhesive-backed paper.
i.s an attretelive addition to any
dresser or tabletop. A sm~J box
Is inside. When the Id Is removed
all the sides fall down. reveetling
pins and needles. a thimble.
scissors and mending Items held
in place with bands of velvet. It
is a surpnsingly easy and inex·
pensive item to make
For the career girl on your
list, a boutique clipboard -
covered In a pretty fabric -
would be a much-appreciated
gift, and any difficult-to·buy·for
teen-ager would be dehghted
with ct real jeans pocketbook.
Made from the pockets of" dis·
carded pair of )eans. jt Is literally
· a ~pocket"' pocketbook.
For the tiny tots. exercising
eggheads that bounce on elastic
cords are great fun The weight
in the eggs and the length of the
cord determine how high they
bounce and for how long Even
grown-ups like this one
What little girl wouldn"t be
pleased with her very own wall
mirror framed with eyelet ruf-
fles?-It's very quick and easy to
make. completed wnh a piece
of cardboard and a stapler
For a truly practical gift that Is
also pretty, make a super
scrubber. Rows and rows of
nylon net are stitched to a
bleach bottle handle. It can't be
beat for scrubbing everything
from the bathtub to garden·dlfty
knees. You can make one In an
hour.
For the men on your llst. "
handkerchief can be cleverly
folded to look like a shirt. A real
tie tack holds the mlnlarure lie
In place. Ifs two gilts In one.
This Christmas don't wony
about last-minute shopping and
what to get for whom. Mole• the
gifts you give and know that
they11 be right.
For ca.p&etc •• .........
.. ...._for al the Items men·
A box-in-o·box kit features
flaps that fold down f6r
holding sewing accessories.
tloned, plus photographs and II·
lustratlons. send for your copy
of Family Weel<ly's booklet
#325. "Gifts to "Make for
ChriSlmas Giving." Send Sl.00
to:
Family Weekly Magazine
P.O. Box 438, Dept. B
Midtown Station
New York, N.Y. 10018
IN sure to Include leaflet
number and your name, ad·
dress and zip code. (New York
State residents. please l'1WI
add saJes lax.) lllAI
These high ·bouncing
eggheads are for tots.
but odults find them
just as fasdnOLing.
No. Catholics do not believe that Mary 1s eQual to God
They do not worship her They do not adore her images
They do nol consider her'" any way as the rival of Chns1.
"the one Mediator between God and men"
What then do Catholics believe about M ary> They be-
lieve that all she is. she owes to the goodness of God He
chose her for a urnque place '" His plans for the redemption
of the human race And for her allotted vocati0n He en-
dowed her with special graces Among these were d ivine
motherhood. perpetual virginity. sinlessness
On her part. M ary. as a responsible human being COOP
erated with God's grace She responded so perfectly. m
fact. to God's advances that she is a model of fa11h and
obedience In a word. Catholics believe that God's power
on the one hand and M ary's cooperation on the other
made her the kind o f person whom all later generations
would call "blessed"
For more on Cathohc behef about M ary. we invite you
to send for our free pamphlet. "The M other of Jesus"'
No one will call on you
--FREE -Mail Coupon Today! ----------1
Please send Free Pamphlet entitled
"The M other of Jesus" r.,.. ?4
Coty ________ __.State ------Z•P ---
I
I
I
I
I I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
CAT HOLIC INFORMATION SERVICE :
KRIGHTS OF COl.UIDBUS ~~ I l!~-8~:1:1~.~~w-H~~:.=-~:~:.~----------J
~--------------, I NoriA\etal Tc4K Saw tleel$ I
I I
I I
I -~ I I ::= ;:_-.: I .__._. --1 ~ .............................. ~.
I Arnm:mg--·--.. ...., .......... IDrlnllnll-. ND I min~.~ ..... fll Cllllllr.,.. ., .. .._,....
I llW\. Hl>HI*-.. ..,. 4llllly., "'*" fll ...... ""° I one ... c.-Y'DU',...mo--.Oooda .. ...,..~. 7 '*' ---....$2.
•... .,........... -....... I en-.. OIMd 411111y-,_. ~ ......... )
I =-HNI Co. I~~-01243 •• I ... ...., .......... ....., £..-..,... ... ~ _ __,. .. men __ ,. .. women I 1._ _______________________________ _ a.:-=-------,_ ___ "";i ___ _,_ __ iii
When you buy your new GM car or buck, remember ...
GM puts its name on
the best repair plan
you can buy..
Why put yours
• ona 1ng
less?
GM puts its name on fine quality products. So
naturally the GM Continuous Protection Plan
offers you comprehensive protection against
unexpected major repair bills. But look carefully for
our name. There are other repair plans available which
may not offer the same protection. For 3 years or 36,000 miles -
whichever comes first, the GM Plan pays major repair bills for 78
components of nine major assemblies. And that's not all. There are other
important features. For example, only GM provides a car rental allowance if yoor car
requires overnight repair for anv. reason covered under the GM new vehicle limited warranty
-and afteJ the warranty for failure of any components covered by the Plan. Compare any other
plan's features to those of the GM Continuous Protection Plan, using the the checklist below. We
don't think you11 find another plan that even comes close. Don't settle for less.
COMPARE THE GM CONTINUOUS PROTECTION PLAN WITH ANY OTHER REPAIR PLAN
Use this chart to check the coverage of any other repair pion
you moy be considering
Co.-ers ~to78 c~~
Maja assemblies co.-ered.
Engine
Trmsmissloo
Froot Wheel Drive
Rea Wheel Drive
Steering
Froot Suspension
Brakes
Electrical System
Air COOdltiooer
Additional Ccwerooe·
..
Hooaed at o.-er15.CXXJ dealers in the U.S.A and ConOOo
Ranta ca all~ fa my waronty
ca-dttioo requiring ~f repair
$25 towing allowance fa any reoscn dxing wcrronty
tJJ · Dav mooey.bock tr id dfer
GM Continuous Protection Pion
Coverage
YU
YU
YU
YU
YU
YU
YU
YU
YIS
Yll
YB
Yll
Yll
Other Ptons Coverage
(Enter YES or NO)
. ,.
Big, ' Beautiful
Hatvey ffiartin
Now that Too Tall is Long Gone Jones, Haruey has become the
e nforcer of Dallas' Doomsday Defense. Meet Too Much Martin .
By ffiatk Goodman
When Phyllis George went down to
Dallas some t1me back 10 Interview
the Cowboys' all-pro defensive end, Har·
vey Martin, the towering black athlete
gave her a typically rapid-fire account of
the merits of his home town and his team.
Then he turned around and inteMewed
Phyllis for h& program' ~ Beautiful
Harvey Martin Show. It was an tmprompru
departure from his usual format -he
generaly Interviews one ol his own team-
mates dumg the ~ before a game with
a National Footbal League rival -but It
was the kind al winsome bx:h that Martin's
DaDas listeners have come to delight In.
His opponents, however, aren't charmed
when he takes to the field. Though off the
gridiron Harvey Banks Martin, 28, Is one of
the most popular players in the game -a
classic genial giant who wins &lends e.aslly
-on the fieJd he's a study In blue-and-
silver ~ wtth a knadt for !eve~ rivaJ
quar1el'backs. In 1 m his ferocious pay as
part ol the rejuvenated Cowboy front four
(nicknamed Doomsday 0, alter the old
Doomsday llne anchored by Bob UDy bnd
George Andrie) won him practically every
award a defensive lineman could want: AD-
Pro, Pro-Bowl starter. N F.L. Defensive
Player oi the Y eat.
Last year, dragging a right leg Injured
In two places, he still helped rouse the
lethargk: World Champion CO\ollboys
from their early-season dokhums and
lead them to their second-straight Super
Bowl, where they lost a 35-31 heart·
breaker to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Harvey hlmseU laughs off his "spht per·
sonallty" and lives wtth It easily. Sitting In
his handsome house in North Dallas, a
few mUe.s and some light-years away from
his boyhood home in South Oak Cliff,
Texas. Harvey opens a can of beer and slps
a few unsuspecting !J)ldfl.sh Into the tank
as dinner for his pet osc:ar (a mean
!Topical fish). "Oooohh. I feel sony for
the goldfish," he aoons and the:n offers a
simple self~amlnation: "Sometimes
when I'm out on that field," he says, "I
get this fu nny feeling lnskie me. I think I
even get more Intense than the rest of
them.
"See, fans like roughhouse football. l
like to think we're gladlaton In the Col·
c.seum. Fans don't pay their money to
see pmty fooa.D. They want to see
10mebody hit or a fight. The guys who
gtvv them that are the ones they
remember. And ti's no fun If nobody
knows who you are."
That ts the ""*" d the prof lot.al, lo
~ swc. Sdll. al of Harvey's devotion on
the field ilrl 't mtdly a meetn ol bu-...
In en era ol bi.g-<rnoney free agents, when
Morie Goodmon Is cummt/y wl'Utnll_ o newel
abovt Pwnccton '• •ndorv Hobcrv BoUr
the contract comes first and the team a
distant ~ond, Harvey Martin is wild!:,•,
srngularly, unabashedly In love with the
Dallas Cowboys. AdJusting his lncon·
gruous bifocals and sluicing down
another can of bee:r, Martin muses, 'Tm a
lot different than anyone else on this team
for one reason -I grew up In Dallas, and
I was here when the team first came 10
Dalla.s. l rooted for Dandy Don (Mere·
dith, the first Cowboy quarterback) and
cried when they lost to Green Bay in the
cold (in 1967) I've been a fan from the
very beginning. And believe it or not, I'm
still a (an."
Harvey's early days were no indication
that he'd one day be a blue-chip pro pro·
spect. As a boy he loathed the very Idea
of fighting and generally let his feisty sister
handle the toe·to·toe combat. Later, at
South Oak Cliff High School, he opted
for baske1ball rather than football and
didn't set cleat on field until late in his
junior year. At 1he time, Harvey was just
a gangling sheU oi his present 6-foot
5 -lnch. 252-pound self. He was a comic
figure In a helmet and shoes that were
much loo small.
By his senior year a few major colleges
were mildly Interested, but Harvey chose
little East Texas State. where, recruiters
convinced him, he had a better cha.nee
for development than al the Oklahomas
or Nebraskas. It proved a savvy choice
His sophomore year he roomed with a
hulklng senior defenslve lineman named
Dwight White, now a standouJ with the
Steelers. Harvey learned a lot from White
and from "Mean" Joe Greene. another
fair country baRplayer from that neck of
the woods. By the time he was a senior In
1972 he led East Tex.as to a NAIA Dlvl·
sion I national championship.
The keen eye of the Cowboys' Koutlng
computer caught him, a.nd Harvey
was drafted In the third round that yeat.
His seasoning at the hands of White and
Greene pul&ed him through ttw! trlbal rites
ol the DaOas training camp, but even then
defensive line coach Ernie Stautner had
to push him for his lad< ol ~·
That changed with one season In the
N.F.L. trenches. "l found myse.lf getting
meaner," her.calls, wand looking at the
guy across from rM aa my enemy."
He wound up having an aoellent
rookie season but found himself the
following year play!ng In the long shadow
(6 feet 9 Inches. to ~ predse) ol the
~· number-one draft ~. Ed
1" oo Tall" Jona. who strode ~t Into
the spudlght on the other md ol the
defensive llM. The two be.tame the
fr-.ldlaa ol eiemia.
Away from the !JIWIW, Harvey was a
boisterous trbJte to the adage ol playing
as hard as one W<>fks. "Those first couple
of years, .. he reflectl, "I discoed myself to
Though oppos·
ing quarterbacks
conSlder Cowboy
Harvey Martin a
menoce, off !he
gridiron he wins
friends easily -
and makes time
for uolunteer
work with kids
deaih and blew my money Then I settled
down a little. got Involved In a sporting
goods store. bough1 Into a barbecue
place. started spe.aklng around the stzite
Figured I'd better learn to talk "
No problem there Harvey talked and
talked, eventuaUy talking his way inlo a
regular radio feature. He also became a
model of community service Despite the
staggering 16-game regular-season
schedule (plus, for a Cowboy. the peren·
nlaJ postseason playoffs) Harvey has
always found time for the Big Brothers,
the Martin Luther King foundation and
for v1sltlng the sick In hospitals. He ~
tually found, In fact. that he wa.s
spreading himself too thin and recently
bowed out ol a bar wnture that was simp-
ly tak.ing too much time.
"When you play football," he says,
"you have to gtve It I/OU lNit's why, in
the off ·sea900. I bust my bun In these
od'4!r pro)llcts, to gel away from food>all .
because, for six months, you're giving
yourMlf to that and nothing else."
It's a good thing be deYdoped such an
attitude becaute retpOnldbillty found him
Mlftly -be was nftded to help ,..,9d
it.. Cowboy team. Seys Dallas' shrewd
gmcral manager, Te Schramm: '1-W-
~ took to leadership instlnctlwfy ~.
He has that built-In feel for what la re-
quired In team relationships and relations
with the public. A fciw yon ago we had a
team that was losing cmd badly needed
lude~ip and direction from within the
ranks of the players. Harvey's the one
who called the players together and
outlined whal they should be doing to
unite and become Dallas Cowboys ··
The burden ls even heavier on Martin
this year. Not only Is he one oi the team's
acknowledged leaders (along with quar-
terback Roger Staubach) and pan of the
sturdiest defensive line combination in
pro football (with tackle Randy White),
he and White must compensate for the
twin loss of tackle Jethro Pugh by retire·
ment and the aston1Shlng defection of
"Too Tall" Jones to professional bo"Xlng
As If to underscore this responsibUlty,
the Cowboys JUffered a quick string ol
potentiaDy serious lnJUries during the eat·
ly season. indl.dlng quarterback-punter
Danny White's fradW'ed thwnb and safe·
ty Charlie Water's tom knee ligaments.
which will siddne him the entire season.
"Sometimes these things are good for a
team." Harvey says. "'Tbere's always
been this myth ~· the C.owboys -that no matter what happens. we have
the guys to come olf the bench and do
the )ob. Now we'U see ~ lt't true."
Hmvwy Mmttn trtddes the last ol the
gokiftsh Into the waiting jaws In the ta.,k.
"You waech," he says. "We're golng to
the Super Bowl again. And this rim
lime, we're gonna win II " l&\I
~B
~ Royal Sociny for the Protection of Birds
prtsmts an original work of art in fine,
hand-painted porcelain
THE
EUROPEAN
GOLDFINCH
Inau9uratin9 tht Sodtty's fint collection of
international bird sculptures in porcelain.
Life siu-in a natural stllin9-and in a sin9lt,
limited edition.
/ntricatt art of exceptional beauty, at the very
attractive price of $90.
For the flrsl lime in ils hlslory, the Royal Society for
the Prolection of Birds has undertaken lhe crealion of a
collection of international porcelain bird sculptures.
TN BuroJHan Goldfinch, one of the world's most charming
birds, inaugurates the collection. Crafted in One,
hand-painted porct'lain, It is both an impressive work of an
and a model of omlthologkal accuracy. And il will be issued
at the very modest prlct' of $90-whlch may itself be pa1d
in lhret' convt'nlcnt monlhly instaUmmts of $30 each.
This new and original work of art has bttn designed to
the Sodt'ty'~ commission by the Internationally renowned
wildllft' artist Peter Barren. The Goldfinch is portrayed
dinging to the branch of an almond tree lhal's aburst with
blossoms. The vivid scarlet. black and whitt' of the
head ... the bright bars of yellow upon the wings ... the
delicate formation of the laU feathers ... all arc depleted
with reallsm and accuracy, In authentic natural color.
Mortover, Tiu EuroJHan Goldfinch wUJ be sculptured lift silt
in this enchanting work of art, which will be created for
the Society by franklin Porcelain in Japan-home of some
of the world's most gifted and cxpcrienct'd porcelain
craftsmen.
In the tradltloo of classic works In fine porcelain, Tht
Europtan GoUl/indl wW be made available in a single,
llmltN edition, reserved txelusivt/y for those who order
from the Society's first collection of International bird
sculptures dwin8 1979. When all valid orders from th()S('
Individuals have been fllled, the edition will be
permanently closed. A Certlftcate of Authenticity bearin1
the s(gnature of the Dlrtttor of the Royal Sodety for the
Protection of Birds will accompany each sculpcurc.
TN Buroptan GoUJfindr, by Peter Banett, wW provide 1
r.sctnatins foca.l point of beauty for your home. It wW be
a con~natlon ~ of which you wW never tire.
A treasured heirloom, 10 be dnervcdly passed alons to
future generatJons.
To re1erve TM BuroJHt111 Go"'flndt. you should act
promptly. lndttd, your Reservation Application must be
postmarked by the wortd·wkte closina date of December
)1, 1979 co be accepted.
----------------
...,....._ ...... ...,rt...,. ....... ,,.................................. • .......
r-----------iss9~noNAPPuCATIO~---------,
THE EUROPEAN GOLDFINCH
World-wide cl01lng da~: De«mber JI, 1979
T~ Royal Soc~ty for the Ptot«tion or Birds
c/o Pranklln Por«laln, Prmklln Center, Pennsylvania 19091
Pkase accept my reservation for 11tt 811ropt1111 Goldfindt, to bt' handcraftat for me In the
flnnt hand-paint~ porcelain, at t~ original Issue price of S90.• plus S). •shlpplna and
handllna. r ne~ send no money now. I wUI bt' billed In thrtt equal monthly lnstall.rMnts,
whh the ftrst payment due In advantt of shipment.
I
I
I
I I
I I Sisnature _____________________ _ .... ........ ~ .. ._...__ .,....,......... I
I Mr I Mn I Miu _________________________ _ --..-.. Address _________________________________________ I
l Cky, State. Zip -I
----~------~~~~~~~----------=~_J
---
I
I
I
. I
I
I
A beautifully
arranged room
con be achieved
even In todays
shrinking In·
terlors. One way
is with a curva-
ceous sectional
sofa which seats
lots of people in
a limited space.
Setting up a dining
area In a small
space tokes some
strategic
plonnJng. Smoll· •
scaled, glass·
surf~d fuml·
ture. wall-hung
counter and aty,
light colors
al contrfJute.
l'AM!l Y WUJU. Y, Oc1DOer 21, 1111 • IS
(continued)
m ost of us llve In homes
• that never seem to have
enough space But you can at·
tack the problem head-on by
becoming a "space detective."
The Idea Is to take a survey of
each room. Including clotets.
foyers. landings and even your
porch (if you have one) to
determine whether you're reaUy
utlllzlng all the space you have
Then consider these strategic
ways to get more Uvlng out of
your Interiors
Furniture Placement :
Where you locate your major
pieces of furniture can mean the
difference between a cramped
In terior and one that's dynamic
with well-spaced conversation
and activity areas.
In a living room, turning the
sofa so that II juts out Into the
room at a right angle, frees the
wall space behind it. Two chairs
or a smaU love seat placed op-
posite the sofa will create a
comfortable seating area, along
with a coffee table in the center
You can also position a library
table or Parsons table behind
the sofa to hold a lamp, ac-
cessories or serve as a desk.
If your dining area Is very
small. ulflize waU-hung pieces
One practical idea Is to have a
long sheH buUI and cover It with
plastic laminate or a bright lac-
quer color paint. Have the shelf
hinged lo the wall so that It
drops down when not ln use.
In the bedroom, rules are
meant to be broken, as In put-
ting a bed In the middle of the
room to free the space around
It Today's headboards with
bulh·ln reading lights or sllcle-
out snack surfaces help elim-
inate the need for night tables.
Where children or teen-agers
have to share a bedroom, bunk
beds are marvelous space
savers and young children love
them. Another way to save
floor space In a room containing
two single beds Is to utiliu! a
comer. Place a bed along each
adjoining wall and separate the
two with a large cube or table
that fits Into the comer
IU...ao. of Space: Any
small room can be made to
seem larger then It reaQy Is, by
aeating a look of alrlnal. Pale
colors. which recede, help to
push oot the walls. Strong, In-
tense or dark colors come
toward you. U a celhng Is too
high In proportion to a room, a
strong color will bring It down: If
It's too low, a light shade wUI
appear to heighten It. The ume
How to Get the Rlost ftom
Yout Uvlng Space
For a Goebel Annual Crystal Glasa brochure
and price Ill. kindly send 25' to:
Houte of Goebel, Dept F, P.O. Box Sn.
350 Fetlowlhlp Rd., Mooretk>wn, N.J. 08057
w ~,.. .... .....,~w ~ s.~111 .. _1--..1 ~..,._,..___, ...
floor covering running through
a whole house Of var\atlons on
the same color tcheme will give
an Uluslon ol space because of
the continuity. Pattans with a
strong directional °' geometric
reebng can allo appear to ltX·
tend floors and w.111. Patalmed
rugs or waD cowrlngs with a
light b.c:kground give depth,
Window shades In place ol
cul1ains will open up an area
Pictures hung on either slde ol a
narrow foyer will seem to push
walk out. as will palnUng the
two side waDs of a narrow room
a Ught color and the third wall
that Joins th«m a deeper colof.
Minored walls wlll certainly
expand the dimensions ol a
room, especially In a darlc COi'·
ner, an alcove, a recessed wall
Ot' between two tall windows
Contemporary lff·throogh fur-
niture of plexlgtus, luctr. or
glaa appear to take up no
~at all. You may also con·
sider llghtty 1ealed furniture with
slim , straight lines to crute
spadousnas In a smaD room.
Choose from a wide wlection of
modern ~ as well as from
anlique:s or reproductions which
have the kind ol dender propor.
bOns Iha! make them sultab&e In
limited spaces
Good Stonge Planning:
Storage spbee, or rather the
lock of U, remains the number
one challenge of c1vlliz.ed home
dwellers Kitchens are a magnet
fcx counter<lunering gadgets
and appliances. so take to the
walls and us.e shelving every
where possible Put aU the items
not in everyday use on the
highest shelves In kitchen cup
boards and pack awiiy ra1~
w.ed chtna and glassware If
you have nowhere to store such
11ems. use wleker baskets. in
ste4<1 , on top of cabinets near
the celling. rf space permits
M051 closets have one con
ventlonal rod for hanging
cloth~ By removing the rod
and adding one at the top near
the celling. another well below
ltw!t, you will have double
hangjng space. jdeal for
separates hke skirts, pants and
blouses Or you· can build a
shelf around the perimeter of
the closet near the ceillng, stor·
mg clear plastic '"wmdow"
boxes on 11 Consider using the
back of a closet d<>Of for hang·
1ng a shoe bag Of garment bag
Remember that, for out·of-
season clothes. Inexpensive.
cardboard bol'.es, long but less
than a foot high, can be packed
and concealed underneath a
bed, easily removed when
vacuuming the floor.
Dual-PurpciiM f umJbatt: A
terrific way to ··extend" your
space Is by using furniture that
functions for more than one
need . yet takes up the space of
only one piec.e Then? are
handsome trunks made of
wood, metal and brass, which
can also serve as end tables
Wall units with drop-llds or
tables double as desks or for
dining Beds are being designed
with storage hel>dboards. often
flanked by modular units with
doors or drawers ttw!t. when
added to. can wrap around a
good portion ol the room. For
the childrt!n, 11\Jndle beds and
captaJn's beds (thOM with a
storage drawer) are back In
style. But the two most versatlle
dual-purpose furniture Items
are the sleep sofa and the Par-
son's table Today's average
sleep sofa, whk:h comes In all
dimensions H well as In love-
seat styles, can fumllh the most
elegant Dvtng room without
revealing tis ..ae1. The slim·
ltned Pal"IOO'I table, which
coma In aU sties 11nd finishes.
can double as a dak, to display
~ end M an Ideal
buffet·MrVlng unlt.
• (contlnued)
--
If you hate odors in your home ...
you're going to love
Here's why you'll love
~~
Rug and Room Deodorizer.
Your carpet is a jungle. A jungle teem-
ing with od'Ors. Smoke odors, pet
odors, musty, dusty odors.
.. LOVE MY CARPET" takes care ol
()(tors. Just sprinkle and vacuum.
.. LOVE MY CARPET"' gets rid of room
odors by pttin1 rid of odors in the rue.
NEW! From the makersof~Products
2Sct OFF
your next purchase of
~~~
~
Rug and Room Deodorizer.
To the Dealer We Wiii pay )'Oil 25' plus 5' handhll(I
charge for Neh of these coupol\s 1edtemed 1n ac·
cofdance with Ille terms of this olfe-. To obtain p;ty· ment Send to LEHN & FINK Ploducts Co .• P.O Boa
1758, Clinton, Iowa 52734. Th1scoupon 1S8QOdonty
wllell 1eoeemtd by )'Oii from a consumtf at time ol
purchu ln11 LO\I[ MY CARP£T Any Oltl« use const•·
tutH fraud lnvooces show1n1 pure~ of stock to
COiier coupon\ must be shown upon ~ue51 Con·
sume1 must f>l'f '"1561es t.ues Coupon YOICl 11 billed,
restnc1ed. or protubited by taw c.tsh ~toe J/20 of
one cent Good only 1n U S.A l1m1t one coupon per
purchase
COUPON EXPIRES: OCTOBER 31, 1980
25• 25•
I 'OFF lMC F'W 108 OFF_J L---------------
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
Source comparalM! '™'and 111tolrlll figures fTC Reooi1 May 1978. Of All Branda Sc*!: lowest rar: 0.5 mg. '111.'
0.05 mg. nicollfl4! wv. per cigarene. Golden lights: 8 mg.'t•.' 0.7 mg nicolrle TN. IN!' ogarene by FTC Method.
ts
Unbelievable taste from a low tar surprises smokers.
Many switch to Golden Lights after trying just one pack.
-~· ...........
17 20 16 17 ----------1.0 -lllC. u -lllC. IJ-lllC. IA-lllC.
17 16 ----U -lllC. U-lllC.
19 _ ..
U-lllC.
8 --0.J-lllC.
Golden Lights.
The taste high ta.rsmokers
want in a 1ovv ~
(Re6ul&r &: MentboU
(continued) -
Furniture Finds
New designs emphasize space-aovtng
silhouettes, mony with more than
one function.
A sofa with o secret is this shirred ueluet Hide-A -Bed by Simmons U.$ A
A handsomely
appointed nubby
lounge choir also
rec/mes when
only three inches
from the wall /1 s
o Berkbne
Wollowo y
A hinged seat ·
ond·ottomon. in
textured nylon.
opens /CY stor·
age Its on
recessed casters
Hy Deconon
Sii\iii
on your neat purch•M of '
8itle~-
Snecial O""er ! Entire Set of4 ONLY$12 97r;:;.-:;.;;.N-;R-;:;.~~;;.~'~~H "0
' '
01
m -------, '.Z:' 11 • Caroline Roed. Phlladelplilla. PA ltl 71 ~
Pie_. ... nd mt' thr Norman flM kw .. 11 f'1nll· loau•. C.e11)Jtfl4' l'orcela1n Mu11l•I ortt.r Now! For the firat time anywhere, you can own tht!M! beautiful porcelain collectora' mup honoring the hrluw fur $4llu• 1ric pno11aic•· 6 handhn11 u <'h.
immortal Norman Rockwell. They won 't beeold in any etore, they cannot be obtained anywhereelaeucept t •00.~I .1111e Spoo .... ra t •1r111 No Swinlm1n1 I
through thiA otrer (unleM, of coune, you ~rchue them later from a collector!). t •01.11 Ur and the l.><ill t •0391 Ric MMMnt
For over half a century, u our nation 1 beloved •artiat in rellidence~ Norman Rockwell mede hiatory 1 •0471 F.1111n-~tl•I of • Mu1111 only s12 97 plwi 12 ~ 6: tu.ndhncJ
come alive, ewryday family event.A we take for granted became celebrMioN o( life, capturing t.he very apirit l"AVI'; s-t.<tl I of America' SAVK! 2 Complete So-ta (II Mu111 1n alll only :n:. plu11 S3 poataie 6: handhn11l
Yea, u 'a tribute to thill gifted artiat, The American Treasury ~oudly preeenta a coUectora' firat ... the ~/\VE SlO.oo . • •
initial collection of -nuine porcelain mu-featuring '4 world-renowned Norman Rocliwell tcenea Each If after ~••VlllJ my ordo!r, Im not complt'tely •tudled, I ma1 re1um ti withm 14 day. . ..-. ...,.... . • . . . · . , Md ,OU will ,...fund my pun-"-~ 11-J1011U«P 6 handhnc. ol courwl I ~w~g wor~ has ~n fatthfully reproduced 1n 1ta onginal full-color detail, ~ng the art1.11t • Total amooni mc"'-1 t PA "'9denta ldd 6, .. ._ ,.., c i-1r. °' ~ ~ unJqUe ucnature-JUllt u 1t appeared on a memorable Saturday Evenlq ~ maia~ine cover yeara ago. no r o t ,,,. pi..-nw g:nceful, pure white mug1tanda. inches tall, and i8 trimmed on the rim and handle with gleaming, real CHARGE ITI Eap l>•C..· I I
22-laarat sold! Dillplay theee handaome creations in your favorite cue or hutch, on a 1pecial table or 1helf, or o V...a o Am<'nt'•n ~l•iw-
delight gueetll by 11erving their coffee or tea in one of these dilltinctive Rockwell Mup! O Ma11\<'r C'harae. hanlt • I
Authoriz..d A Licen11ed by The Saturday l':veninl( Po8l Credit l'ard • I
, (or 1o:scluaive luue by The> American Trt'BHury! I
Don't miea t.h.ia eaceptional opportunity. Another let of Norman Rockwell Porcelain Mup will be s.11n
ilMaecl aooa, bMrtn, • clift'erent acenea. Thi. oricinal eerim offer mlcht not be repeeted. And remember, I
theee (~ Mup an an American 'lh!uury world·wide'eaclualve-\hey cannot be obtained anywhere Name I -., .. 8J17friee. Byorderinsnow,youwillownandenjoyt.hefint in tbiaeacitinsnew Norman Rockwell Add.--Apt.• I
CoUect.on' s.r-. plua you'll be elliible to acquire later Mup u they are W.u.d. Natunlly, your order Iii for ---
UU. PiNt i.. ooly; you will not receive othen uni.. you apeci6cally order them. You muat be delichted C.ty I
wiUt t.M chann and craftamanahip of you~ Mug order, or you may return it within 1'4 daya for a refund of Canadian ~.,,._ edd 60e per MllC MCI ....i _._ &o: Mall ~&Ad. !9
your,........ price (&e. poetap and IMinllling, ol coune). Mail coupon today. 1 NRB-1 . 110 Brockport Drlw, "-*1it, o..wto MtW see
AllllftcM"'-Yll ,..,_._..lie US.~ Ot _.._ .. s u:cM ..-ncy. • .,_,.....,_, 1-..-M,-.. .. •• .._ _ - - - ----DIV1•iootoll'anM11W I------- -
(continued)
m a.sterlng the art of decorating IS not
as cMlcub as you ml!jit think. FAMIL v
WEEJ<l V interviewed a leading interior
designer and autho r. Emily Mallno. who
showed us how to cut through some of
the problems people e ncounter
Tr•fflc P•ttune. The basic goal in
planning a room layout is to try to group
furniture according to the function that 11
rep!'flents In your life. Seating fumtrure
should be arranged so that people feel
comfortable and can relate to o ne
another. A common mistake Is to plaster
furniture against the walls around a
room. When you have to get through
that room. to open a window or get from
one room to another, It creates a disturb·
tng traffic aisle down the center of the
room. How do you anange furniture In
an attractive. functionaJ way?
An easy, foo lproof method Is to
measure the overall space and make a
floor plan 1h11t's scaled down Use
quarter-inch graph paper, which has four
squares to the inch. allowing one-half
Inch to equal a foot First, measure the
width and-length of the room at Ooor·
level Then draw a ro ugh outline of the
room as 11 looks visually, indicabng where
the windows are. the doors. a closet.
Then measure the exact dimensions of
the walls After measuring.one wall. add
up the figures to see 1f they conespond to
the floor measurements They shouldn't
be off by more than an inch. You shoukl
also measure doors, windows and
closets, Including the trim. Once you
have a floor plan and know the klnd of
furniture that will be in a room, measure
your furniture piec;e,, then convert them
into half-inch scale outlines on card ·
board: label and cut out each piece.
Cluster furniture CK:COrding 10 function
and overal space at room (see IUSIJatlon).
Fumilure has to be of the same scale as the
room plan you've drawn or you might end
up purchasing furniture twice as large as
the space It's going In. Clearance between
furniture pieces and adjacent walls Is Im·
portant. The edge of a dining cable. for In·
stance, should not be less than three feet
from a wall.
Col«. The biggest problem wtth coJ.
or Is that people are usually afraid to de.a.I
with it. Ask yourself: Is the room light? Is
ft dark? ls It a room I'll spend a lot of time
In, li<e my bedroom? The basic guideline
In determining a color scheme Is that II be
hvable, beautiful and malntal~. The
room with a northern exposure Is fairly
dart< and should be treated In a light col·
or. A bright and sunny room takes almost
any color. The sW! of a room would also
be a detennlnant. The 5malkrr the room,
the lighWr It should be, the larg&J. the
room, the mont dramatic the color should
be that you punch In -this wlD help to
puU It together. In a small room you
would tand to UM a monochromatic color
tcheme. You can go Into a family of col-°"· ~t blues and green1 °' peJe peach
and coral would be equally appl'OPNt«.
Thole warm colors would be good In a
tm11I room with northern ~. the
lllutltMlol\ "°"' ...... ~ llloofN" .., ElllllY INllftO. NCWlftted .., l*'l'llMIOll of ~ HouM.
,Nllll4.Y WUICL't, Octoller 21, 1'n • 1'
De4.ign Tips f1om ~ Expert
r rJ 7
blues and greens in southern exposure
In general. in conremporary ~. keep
the celllng an almost while color because
ce1hngs a1e usuaUy low As far as the Ooor
is co ncerned. In hne with yoiJr
maintenanoe goal, d should be In a
medium shade, especially m 1he f'3WI
bvlng room where trafflC i.s heavy .a:.J I I I
/'\ J
(
r lD
J
i WJ
Ga~amaraama0amdmamaraa
~ Santa Will Write ! ~ Your Child ~
m A Personalized i a s i .~ ~ ~,Letter! ~
B ff "'111 1·' _/~~' 8
I ~ [!] a m
1 --B "'
1 r s
I rn~',.,"
! L:J GUARANTEED TO D ARRIVE JUST BEFORE XMAS!
e Imagine the joy ... Imagine the excite-
ment ... Imagine the look on your child's
face when he or she receives a PER-
I SONALIZED letter written by Santa him-
self from the "North Pole". What a sense·
• tion!I What a Surprise!! Each colorful let-
ter Is personalized with your child's name a and hometown. Extra large, easy to read
print.
~ Best of all, orders received before Oe-CJ camber 15th will receive a FREE GIFT of
•
a SANTA HAND PUPPET that is sure to
give your child hours of fun and frolic
throughout the Christmas season and all
Gl a
lil a
GJ II r--MAIL IUSH-ORDER COUPON TOOAYI --,
Snt1'1 M1rtlt P1l1 W1rt1lllp, 01,1. QPLS·18
30 East 42nd St., NY, NY 10017
YES! Please send my child(ren) Personalized Let·
ter(s) From Santa Claus. I understand that if I
order before Dec. 15th my Chlld(ren) will receive a FREE SANTA HAND PUPPET(S). Enclosed is
$1 . 00 for each letter.
Total Enclosed -----(No COD's N.Y.
residents Please add Tax.)
Child's
Nam•~-------------
Chlld's
Nam•~-------------
Chlld's
Name ~-------------~ year tool So don't delay, order today. L!J Christmas 1979 just won't be the same Address -------------a without a personalized letter from Old St. City -------------Nickl Great For Gifts!
~ State Ip
L:J a Ill ama aam e:i a L--'~!!'!!.'!!..0~'-'!8!!!'..!! !!~!!!!'r.J _ _J . -
..
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh.
s •
Taste, in one of the lowest low-tars
in lOOs history. J
Taste, at only 5 mg. tar.
Taste, a remarkable experience
for smokers of low-tar 1005.
The taste of ne\v Kent III lOOs.
Experience it.
5 mg. "tar." 0.6 mg.·
nicotine av. per ciglrette by FTC Method.
J
.00-IT-
YllJRSELF
FINE GRANDFATHER
CLOCK KITS
S TARTING UNDER
ltnc.ludtf>Q --and -I
• FllC1ory duecl
pnces
• Het r room qu altly
• Solid 11, • hard· •OO<I• bl8'1l -· nu1 Cherry ma·
hoganv. 0411!.
• Easy 10 uuml>le
p111a pre..::u1
• Sot•d braH West
German ch1m1ng
movements
•Money bee~
guer1n1oe
• Prompt ah1pment -""e--_ _.._._..
..ccuno
Write tor FREE color catlilog
EMPEROR8
C~K COMPANY WOMD"a~n....,.,AC'l\IMJI
Of ~-1"1111 Q.QCIC9
0.... -~°' _, ... ,..,. f-~:IM3'
FOR FAMILY
WEEKLY READERS:
Now you can save $1
when you order "Cooking
by the Calendar.·• edited
~Y Family Weekly's Food
Editor (a good Christmas·
gih idea). fl is an indispen-
sable guide for anyone
who wants ideas for im·
aginative yet easy-lo-do
tested menus and recipes.
Now only $9.95. includ·
ing postage and handling.
Send check or money
order (no c o.d.'s) or
charge to BankAmeri·
card/Visa or Master
Charge Give expiration
date. Send to Family
Weekly Cookbook. Box
5120. FOR Station, New
York. N .Y. 10022.
Wflenl'oo
Older From
Adnrtl•ra In
Famllf ll'eeU,,
Plea• allow four
10 ..... '°' d911"9fy. Since our
advet11Mf'I oft9n ~!he»
.... of Ofdlt9 fftwft ... fJlltet
the count,Y. occatlonaHy untn-
t•1Uo1..i ~ ooaat H a-r
do, F~ Weekly wMta to ..
.... you .. mudt .. poeelble.
Juat ..wi the dlltalla of ~
urdlf ~ Unda Mount. FlllNty W11-l41 .._..._,,A...._ .._..._NY..._
.,
Why Daydreaming Is Really .
-, Good for You Sy Normon lob~nz
As a teen·ayer, Robe11 Goddard, pioneer rocket scientist ,
daydreamed of space traue/ -his dreams are now reatrtv
Do you ever find yourself
deep In a re11ery about
some past event? Or creating a
fantasy about a future adven
lure or achlevem4:nf'J· Or 1us1
relaxing by building a castle m
the arr? Chances are that when
you snap yourself out of II, you
feel a bif e mbarrassed o r even
guilty at the realization that
you've been "wa$tlng·· your
time daydreaming
In a society like ours that puts
a premium on practk:al action
and reahstie thinking, the day
dreamer is usually labeled a
woolgatherer -someone who
lives loo much In a private
world to accomplish anything
useful. Yet rec.ent psychological
findings reveal that daydream·
Ing -more accurately called
.. creative Imagining" -Is 00(
only a key factor In good mental
health but that ii can also be one
of our most conS1ruct1ve mental
octivtties
Psychologi$a Jerome Stnger,
a leading authoriCy on what he
calls "'the wottd of Inner o ·
pertence," believes that day-
dreaming Is an Important erno·
tional and lntelectual resource:
"U should be prbJed and culli·
vated rather than disparaged."
Singer has painted o ur thar the
ablllty to "make beleve" Is a
forerunner of broader creative
abilities. It II said that Michel· .,,,no onoa looMd .a • blodl
of marble that had been ~
In quarrying and "saw" I '•
~ foJ beauty. He UMd
the m~ to c:anoe hit famous
statue of Oavkf. S.,,i&imy, it was
the procat ~ call daydream·
a • r"/llllLY Mmll.Y, ~ l't, tll't
1ng that led Einstein to some of
1he 1ntu111ve mental leaps tha1
helped him formulate hrs
theories of relahv1ty
Because daydreaming covers
such a wide range of rnental ac
1ivtty 11 can bes1 be defined. ~~
Sln!Jer, "s "an ongoing inner
flow ol tho ught that serves
man's need for sllmulatlon and
adaptation." Studies show that
more than nine ou1 of 10 men
dnd women engage In some
form of daydream c\lmosl every
doy According to psychok>giSI
Mo rton Wagmon, men tend to
1mog1ne themselves as heroes of
adventurous and dramatic stt
uatlons while wo men ·s have
more gentle daydreams A sur
p~ proportion of women ·s
f11nt11slzlng. Wagman found.
concerned prACtical planning
for the future -steps that must
be taken In c:onnectlon wilh
their work, famlhes or homes.
Our cap6City to daydream
can have 11s price, however
When fantas6e:S get out o( hand
-when ttwy become obsessive
Of confused with reality -the
dAlydreamer may behave inap·
propriately. Of' he ~ allow
daydreams to focus too scrongly
o n negative Images and emo
tlons, to reveal fauhs, self
doubts Of grandiose wbha
Here are some ways lo use day·
dreaming con9trudlvvly
·~CW\...,
you tat future plans or choices
~ ~ ~ dlC dWWlCt to vtl·
u.tbe. th& poall>le ~ °'
your dedllons. "In effect," says
Senta Monica, Cal . counwtor
Hcndne w.tmger. "ltnaglna·
hon permits a tnal ant.I enor ap
proach 11.11thou1 a.s.sess1ng any
penalty for li!n or ·· In your
mmd·s eyes you can re,,rrangv a
roomful of fumuu1e w11h•,ut
moving so much cu a ldmp 111
your mrod's e« you C6n test 1he
effecnveness of som1etl11ng 1m
ponant you have ro say 10 vour
spouse
• Try using daydream., 10
vicanou,Sjy <.allsfy desires th.ti
are for the moment o ul of
reach A woman who may not
be able 10 afford a lullunous fur
c0c11 can get !>Ome ~11~act1<>n
from rrymg roatS on A m.tn.
who knows that he cannot think
11bou1 buying a wi1lboa1 f()r a few
more years can vrstt m<1nn<1s
1md boat yMds searching for the
sloop he can at least dream of
owrnng
• When you are bored by d
kmg car ride or dirplane trip.
cult1vatmg pleaunr fantasies will
help kl'ep you ak.>rt When time
hangs heavy during re>Ytme
1Mks. daydreams can entertain
you Biofeedback r~archen.
have d iscovered 1ha1 day
dreaming tends to produce
.. alpha" type brain wdves wh1eh
<tre associated w11h a stale of
pleasantly rela)(ed aworeness
• You can u~ revery 10
help you solve Intellectual prob
lems. For one thing, when the
broln Is m an .. olpha·· Slale d Is
Ukely to be more receptive lo fla. of 1~t and cross-con
nedlons among facts Day
d reaming CM1 touch off "forgot·
ten" knowledge which . when
brought 10 con.sdc>u50eSS, can
provide the ~ to seem·
lngfy Insoluble prob&lrmt.
• Use daydreaming as a
form of ·-inne mental play" 1hat
enhances c:rutlvlly and or'silnal
thinking. A New England IHn·
.,, worried about hil modler'•
Illness. once tpent pan of •
crllp w dary llnlng hlsh In •
chaiy ""· ~ ol voy9'g to Mars. Robert God·
dard. America •• P'°'lftr roc:bf
$dentist, MW!' lilt go ol ..
daydream He tTansfeTTed hrs
fa ncies to hts wo rk -s1ud~d
phy~s and as1rnnomy -and
deve!Qped the hrst practical
nx kets Thirty ~ars aher God
dard died. a rocket·powered
)pace vehk:le landed on Milrs
• Using your 1magina11on to
an11crpa1e painful emouon!> can
help you 10 cope mure effec
llvely w1rh drfhcuh situahons
"By envrs1or11ng a stressful
ful ure · !.<lys Weisinger. ··you
con !lase some ol 1he anxiety 01
on9er 11 met'; arQuse .. Hos:p11al
\ludie\ lw cx.smple ind1e;11e
1l1bl a pattl'nt whv can envision
wht'll will happen during an
t)p!i!Tdllon. l)r hoW mucl) d\S
comfort h..-can 1t11pect tri feel
.iflerwdfd will have less pam
ond ma)ll' o faster recovery
Man"S"ment experts r~om
mend m n1aUy rehea~tng wna1
you clre going 10 Sc>Y in o con·
lrontahon with the boss e Daydreaming can be a way
of renewing tie s with the
past. of 1J1ppiny buned sources
of Mr1zngth lo be used 1n new
ldsiu "When I get nervous
about making a speech." says
,,ne businessman. "I recall how
I ovetcame my nervousness in
the past I'm able to say. I did rt
1hen. so I can do It now'"
• Fantas1Z1ng IS a particular·
ly 1mpcrtant way for children to
t>xplore the real world vica.nous·
ly The ablh1y 10 make-believe
dNPlops In a ch1kl by the age of
two, when pots Md pans and
blocks can be whatever a
youngster wants them 10 be. Of
c.ourse.11 a child contmues to be
so deeply involved In fantasy
thi>t he or she becomes ISOiated
from real hfe °' has trouble cop·
Ing with day 10 day events,
daydr~aming may be some
1h1'lg t<> wony about. Bu\ lot
the most part, Jerome Singer
says. malw·beGeve play Is wM!t
lrolns children to be learners
and planners.
When d.-,ydreamlng is truly
aealive, psychologlst Rober1
Goldenson has said . "it renews
our vbllly ~ 'restomh the
60ul,' Call It daydreaming.
buidlng c.asdes In the air. sSarry·
eyed f~ or tl.asC plain u.n •
wtnd1ng -.evav child and
~ adult needa this 1"911
kind of acrapr. ~ mJ
--- - -•IATllfACTION QUARANTHD OR MONl!Y aACK•----..
If you are not com·
pletely delighted wllh
your fft. simply re-
tum within 1• deya
for a lull refund-no
questions asked!
Now that's a guar·
1n1ee In wntlngl
New Hampton General Store, Dept. BZ-7131
MO f'optM ltrMt, Hanoolef, h. 17U1
Please rush __ Set(s) 01 O Stainless Steel M1.11t1ng Bowls
(Z618116) lor only $19.88 plus S2.50 heevywelght 1h1pp1ng
and handltng on lull monev,-t>ack guarantee
0 GtFTSI SAVE MOREi Order TWO set1 (12 bowls In ell) tor
just $38.00 plus $4.50 heavyweight shopping & hendtong
on same money back gua11ntee
CHARGE IT:
0 American Expre$$ 0 Carte Blanche 0 Diner's Club 0 VISA/B1nkAmer1c1rd
0 Muter Charge Interbank # ---------
Account # op. Date _____ _
0 Enctosa<i is -----(Pa res add sales tax)
Print Nam---------------
Add re...._ _______________ _
City ________ State ___ Z•P---
• Gliant 13-qt. .. Everything .. Bowl
Big Enough to Hold the eiwe1t
Tu!My
• Four All·Purpoff Mhung Bowlt-
8-qt, ~l. 3-qt., and I¥. .qi.
• Handy ¥1 .qt. Bowl 11 Great tCH Stnall Jobe
• Heavy-gauge Stalnleu Steel
• Ccxrode, Scratch, Stlck·Re111tant
• Satln-Flnlati lntlde, Oleamlng,
Br1oht Outalde
• Fully Oua,.nteed
• Won't ~ Fall or 0 111
Sells Elsewhere for $.29.95'" and ~$39.~
IT'S LIKE GETTING THE BIGGEST BOWL
Start mixing It up today!
Get~ a complete set of
slX nesting bowls, all In
heavy-gauge slalnless, all for
one Incredibly low price!
FREE! perfeclfy proportioned,
with a tatln finish Inside,
shiny bright oulaide. The ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:m;;;;;-; largest la a 13-qt. giant, t6" '
wide and 6" deep-big
Every good chef knows nothing beats stain·
leas for mixing mastery. II won't absorb fats
or olla, so foods retain their own natural
navors. II won't corrode, resists scratching
and sticking-so clean up's a breeze!
Y• .... __.tor ""1 ,_,011 ... each
enough to bathe a baby, make breed dough,
toss a pany-sl~e salad. The smallest la a
handy V. ·qt.-perfect for whisking eggs Of
dishing vul snacka. In t>etween, the 8~.
S·qt., 3·qt, and 1 V. -qt. are lhere to handle
any mil(ing job. Oon'I mrsa out on tNe
greet otter-order vour 181 nowt
r - - ---UTllFACTIOI ~ COUf'CNI TOOAYI - - - - _ 1 OLD VIUMl SHOP. Dept. YM-31S1 I ,.....,.., .............. "· 11331 I I ,_,tutll --.... ., ... c;.w...-....... f··~ 1t110rfll--.IOorll'QOljldlSJlts,, lllul SUOl!Osue' I ............... __ _.., :ao...-
1 D IAW-I OrW-...,ilarJ1111~00~S-1'...-... -.. ... _...., .... ~ I I ,.. .. ,11121 .. ,., s---.,,. --I
---'" .... 911V.. 591 ---... ---1 OtoWll o-.-t.-oo-i c.. oc........ I
I rr. 0~0
-• o--C111111-• ., ... --------------~a.----------I I ~.s ____________ _
I .. I
I =-____________ ... _"-.-~-_::::::::-:_-:_-:_-_-,,,-_::::: ~
I ~~~~~~~~ I
D Clllca-.----............... -~c-..·---~ w....., ...... 48 ........ ~di!¥ ....... ~ ~.-...i ...... 60-.. ---------~ow _.....s-''"---------'-'
• •An.nc.1Mlda
GENUINE LEATHER
~i~~~ onlyS19. 95
S... Sl.90! I pn 131.00
11* huilky, hlndlome 6wol-. ,__ ~ ~ The~ end combt .. ~In for
~ ol ~-'*'II! M • t. '-th.n \tw Pltcad*Vld by t.q men'a lhops!
Jull d'9Ck ..... -...i The -....cl ..... """* .. Vo(# tocJt ... ~
... Pllfl.ndwlne-llP~m.Mlt•dwlic. S.O.... -...nddedco111pollb1 .. end
hell CUIMol\ .wry .......... -~ for ...... and~...,,, Wiit llltdl .... ........... ~ .._ ...... d. add. ~ ~ cnfliad In die U.5.A Seip on It
... don't mm ou1 on tha1ho• -.e ol the yew!
-·· llm. 7. 7~. 8. 8~. 9, 9~. 10. l~. 11. 12. ..-...: C. 0, E.
C....llac*or~ JI Dl>B~~~11~ElP
If you've never read music before -
For KEYBOARD. o r any
instrument tuned to the
key of C. OVER 150 SONGS.
including Grammy Award winn~
YOU NEEDED ME recorded by Anne
Munay and HEARTBREAKER.
recorded by Dolly Parton. POPULAR
HITS: Feelings. I Write The Songs,
SING ALONG FAVORITES. SACRED
SONGS and POPULAR STANDARDS.
now you can ...
play your
favorite tunes
instantly-
the first time
For GUITAR -wo rds and
music to over 100 songs
224 pages of music plus
photos and Roy Clark biography
POPULAR HITS AND ALL-TIME
FAVORITES Feelings • The Closer I
Get To You • Blue Bayou • The Candy
So W»~~•--Man PLUS SPECIAL ROY CLARK ng ~&J!lj ARRANGEMENTS. including Let Me Be
The One Play rhem all -as easy as 1 -2 -3
~.id CIS
The Liberace Deluxe Big Note Song Book
features oversized, easy-to-see notes
The Roy Clark Deluxe Big Note Guitar Song m, Book contains all words. music and fingering
fram es with oversized. easy-to-read notes.
Names of notes. fingering numbers and strum
with the name of each note boldly
indicated right on the note. No guesswork.
No memorizing. Arrangements are
lush and full -bodied letting the music
lover enjoy the richness of sound.
.. This iB one of the greatest
musical Innovations
of all time."
library No. GMB 100
marks are boldly indicated -plus f uJI color
Chord Finder Poster and number
SPECIAL PRICE stickers for your guitar fingerboard
$ft95 ~ 4'Usemyspecialmethod,give 7 each 'I'~ ~ a little strum. and HEY!
---~ YOlYRE MAKIN' MUSic:·
Regular Price $12.95 each Library No GMBt 12
r-----------------------------------------------~ I HANSEN HOUSE NO RISK ORDER FORM FW021t "4)9 '
919 I
I 3.52 Evelyn Street I t Paramus, New Jersey (]7652 PLEASE RUSH MY 0 LIBERACE Deluxe Big Note Song Book (GMBlOO) t
I 0 ROY CLARK Deluxe Big Note Guitar Song Book (GMB 112) I
I Endosed Is my check or money order in the amount of $9.95 each. plus $1.00 for postage and handling. I
I ~· I understand that I may return this book for a complete refund within 30 days if I am l')Ot c:ompletely satisfied. :
: TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED s (l'Mw•flllY ...................... , D MASTER CHARGE cm= D VISA I
I NAME: CARD NUMBER: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I ADORES& EXPIRATION DATE: I
I CtTV: STATE: ZIP: SIGNATURE: I ·-------------------------~---------------------·
Uve It Up With
Luscious Lettuce
Sy ffiotllyn Hansen
I ceberg lettuce, the crisp hrm-headed
variety -is the most popular lettuce In
this country. It is plentifully grown in
states llke Anzona and California. With rts
cnsp leaves and long-keeping power. it is
the le11uce most of us have known since
childhood
Many other greens are available today
Cos. of course. or more commonly called
romaine lenuce. as well as Boston and
leaf-lettuce
LETTUCE NOODLE BOWL
1 aap Inc noodaa
2 Q&P9 wetu
2 bouillon cuba
2 teblftpootw wvnebW ot1
"' cup d&efonally slk:ed cd«ry I/a cup peen peppel' ...,. •
1;, cvp onion, aJked le.,.chwlH
I te~n sltwred frnh ~
I teafpc>on euger 1 teblnpoon comst.rch
3 t.ablapoons wetu l tablftpoon 9C>y MUC:C
2 cups shredded i.tnac.: keberw, ro-
ineAM or leel
I. In 2·qt saucepan. cook noodles in 2
cups boiling water with 2 boulllon cubes
Cook 7 to 8 minutes or untll just tender
2. Dram noodles when cooked. saving
the liquid
3 . In large skillet or wok. heat 2 table
Sl)Oons veg~table 011 Add celery, green
pepper, onion , stir·fry 2 minutes
4. Blend ginger. sugar, cornstarch. water
and soy sauce. Add to sklllet along with
about 1 cup of the reserved noodle cook
Ing liquid Heal to boiling, stimng.
S. Add shredded lettuce and toss Add
additional liquid If necessary. Serve in
bowls, use chopsticks or fork and spoon
to eat Makes 4 servings
ICEBERG STIR-FRY
1 head Iceberg lettuce
6 medlum-eb'.ed aJTott .
J medium4ked onloft, alked
l dove .... cn.hed
2 t.ablnpooM butter or ,,..rger1ne
1 chiduft bouillon cube
'{, cup water
2 t.eblnpow ·-,.UC. l ~comate.rch
I/a t-.pooci b..a leew:t, avmbled
1.4 lffllPOCMI -..r 2 cupa coolied n.My or ham _..,.
l. Core. rinse and thoroughly drain let·
tuce. Anely shred, using a sharp French
knife. to measure 6 cups. Refrigerate
shredded lettuce In a plastic bag or in a
covered bowl while preparing remaining
ingredients.
2. Pare carrots and cul in very thin juli·
enne strips, to measure 3'/J cups.
3 . Saute carrot strips with oniOn and gar·
lie In butter for 3 min utes. stirring.
4 . Combine all remaining Ingredients ex·
cept meat: add to skille1.
5 . Add the crisp shredded lettuce; toss
hghtly and terVe al once.
Makes 4 wrulngs
SALAD ADD-A-CRUNCH
2 cup. qukk or old..faahlorwd oeta, un-
cooli.ed
111 cup buttu °' merg&rtnc, melted
111 cup .. led P--Of. Romeno
ch-1A teaepooa onion or prlic Nit
1. In medium bowl combine all mgre·
dients; mix well .
2. Bake m ungreased 15 x IO·mch ielly
roll pan a1 350°F for 18 to 20 minutes or
unul light-golden brown Cool
3. Store 1n tightly covered container in
refrigerator up ro 3 months
4. Sprinkle over tossed green salads.
soups. casseroles or vegetables
Makes about 3 cups
Variauons I Add 1/3 cup wheat germ.
unproces.sed bfan or chopped nuts.
2 Add 3 tablespoons sesame !>eed
3. Add I 10 2 tablespoons oregano
leaves. thyme leaves or ch1h powder
4 Add 2 teaspoons oreg.mo leaves.
thyme leaves or chili powder
5 Add 1h teaspoon curry powder or dry
mustard
LETIUCE ROU-UPS
1 llMdtum hud le.,., ~
1,4 to 111 cup 1nc1y chopped mw.luoon.
l """ onion, ftnely chopped I ce.npoon ~ tutce 2 ceaapoona aoy NU«
J cen (5 ou.) weler c:hatnuca.
drained end lnelv chopped I cen (4'4 ou.) chicken 1pned
1,4 cup pecked brown aupr
~ fe.poon tattle powckr "" I/a
terlk dow. awhed
1,4 teaepoon trOWMt t"'9«7 Of l/t
Waapoon t.cly chopped fresh
1"'9erroot 1 GU (8 on.) tom.eto NIUCt
2 te~ -9<llV uuc.:e J tebaapooo com9talch
2 tebiftpoone 1Hkr
'A cup vtnep.r l teblftpoon toeated eaem• Medi,
optloftel
1. Core. rinse and lhoro ughly drain let
tuce Chill In plashc bag or crisper
2. In a smaD bowl, mix mushrooms.
onion. lemon JUiee, 2 teasPQOns soy
sauce. water chestnuts and chicken
spread; set aside.
3. In smaD ~ucepan, mix brown sugar,
garlic powder and ginger Slrr in tomato
sauce and soy sauce. Hea1 to boiling. Mix
com starch with waler. stir into tomato
mixture. Heat, stirring until mixture thick·
ens. Blend in vinegar.
4 . At serving time. place head of lettuce.
core-side down, on serving plate
5. Heap chicken mixture in bowl. Each
person will peel off his own lettuce leaves
and spread leaves with chicken. Lettuce
leaves are then rolled up. cigar-style.
Dunk. If desired. In Individual bowls of
warm sweet-and-sour sauce.
6. Toasted sesame seeds may be sprinkled
on top of the sauce for an attractive gM·
n!Sh. Makes about 4 SC!rulngs
flAMtlYwt£KlY.~WO.O tt, 1tlt •ts
........................ ,ltlaft NEW for the bolUlays! ~-:~:;,
Tio JlMJ1J1J~01J Ro Ja;lk\\<>1le>~~
FROS1.ED GLASS
CHRISTMAS CANDLE
Now I have ir for you! The very first time that No rman
Rockwdl's f.unous ~inting. "Downhill Daring." has been rrans-
formed into an enchantlng C hristmas Candle. Reproduced in
brilliant full color, just like the original painting. onto frosted
glass. Light the candle and watch your room glow with the
beauty of Norman Rockwell's art. Each Christmas, ;usr replace
the candle and enjoy it agaln and again.
SPEOAL WW PRICE ••• only $4.C)S each
Your fri<'nds will think you SJJ('nt a lot more: for your No rman Rockwc:U's
Frosted Christmas Candle. N<'v" ha3 RodcwclJ's art looked so radWlt.
15-DAY FREE HOME TRIAL
If not pk~. return within I~ days for 1 compl<'t<' refund.
Z<elda\of,\ppk\alky.Boa 21.'08.AMJl~"llrr \4"'1 '\'\124
,-------DETACHANDMAILTODAY -------,
I 7.clda'• ol Appl~~ I I 8os 2008. Appk \Wky, M.N 55U4 I
I 0 '*'a. Ztlch I*-Knd rM NOf"fTlan Rockwd'• FrollnS Clvbt-Candift b I
· M _95• each ( pkas 86C poMJilr and handling. t04al •5 81). f.nclotc'd b •--1 I may rctum any~ lfl am not p&rl!Kd I
I Name I
I I
AcScirn8 I I City _ • I I St•c z.p I
L • Mlnnnota rnlcknu. 81ld 20< ala 1u. 1014 CM J ------------------------.---
-a
I> e
" .. ..
" >
~ •
Too Busy Earning a Living
To Make Any Money?
You think you'Vt' &OI problrms?
Well, I remember when a b1nlt
turned me down fOf a 1200 loan.
Now I lend money to the bank -
Ccniricatt'S of Deposit at SI00,000
1 craclt.
I remcmbef tht' day a car dealer
1ot .a llulc nnvous bctalllt' I wu a
couplt' of months behind an my
payments -and rtposscsscd my
car. Now I own a Rolls Royce, I
paid S.43,000 for it -c11h,
I rcmm1bef the day my wife
phoned me, crylns. bcc1US< the
landlord had ~hown up 11 the
house, dt'1Tlandin1 his rent -1Jld
-didn't have 1ht money 10 pay it
Now wt own five hon1e1. T•o
arc on tht' ocunfront in California
(I u~ one as my omcc). Ont' i1 a
lallcfront "cabin" in Washington,
(that'' whnc we spcfld the whole
,umma -loafing, (ishina, swim·
mina. and sailina.) One is a condo-
minium on a sunny beach in Mo·
icn. And OM is snuaalcd righl on
PROO fl
Do9'1 take ay WO~ (M ii.
TlleM we ucft1tb fro• ar·
tlcta la~ ud
M919D11a:
n..:
He only worh half tht year in hit
11unn1n1 office on Cahrorn1a'•
SunM'C &tell, and c•tl\ when ht'\
1htrc ht puti 1n \llorl hollf\ In
Olhcf w0<dt, Jiw IC•rbo. 411, I\ 111<
l)l'OIOlypc f0< "The l.aly Man·,
W•y to RIC~"
Sntl»n..:
h 11 all llonnl 1 Ao man who hti
~ buJlnaJ wi1h him "Y• Karbo'•
rcputalion u tJtCtllcn1, af\d 1hat he
hti man.,cd 10 conduct mutually
bcne(icial dul' wnh him w11h
nothlna bu1 a handihalc and an
Ofll aarccmcn1.
W11n1 10 be nc:h? Take my advll't
and follow hi•.
..... ........_A~:
Tiit book hat drawn hundreds or
ltl1cu from pcnOftJ who hi ve prof
tted by ii ..
IAa ~ .._.... .. ~
Aon unJWftmti0\11 mllhonAirc, JM
Karbo of Hun1ln11on lflrbor is 1
vibnnt. llvina 1a1imon1al to hll in
tclltttual, prqm11ic COtwiction.
Feftft:
Aoftt'T bounc1n1 around ~ow bit,
achntlsine. and real t\l•tc. he mack
hlJ fOftUM . I.Ml )"af 119111 he
mack Jlj(),000.
~----~--... : M1ybc J0< 1(11bo h-. the a«rci
Don't )'OU think )'OU ow 11 10
your ... f 10 Ond Olll whll it I• all
tbovl? I Juit llnilMll h -and
1'111 orf O<t • •1e11ion my~lr. <Xt
IM Ida? ..... .......-.
Many ptople have tr~d 10
dllpllcalc JOlf but llM')o ami'1
even Clfbon copia, There'• only
-"J0£"1
~~: Joe Kubo h Sou1hcrn
c.llfornll'• e.ntwcr to Pllllip Roch.
The dlfYnmct, fl>fldl lnt wrlchla
•1k· i. tlull Joe 6on more 1haft
dwdl Oii pctlOnll probktni: he
IOlwt I halt, .
Leee ...............
He'• Pl'OlfMl'Md the peth to
ridlft ror r he lacy man.
che bac beach of the best island an
Hawaii -Maui.
Ri1h1 now I could sell all thh
propeny, pay off the monaaaes.
-and -withouc 1ouchin1 any or
my Olhn invnuncnts -walk
away with OVtr Sn 0,000 in CIJh,
But I don't w1n1 10 sell, because I
don'c 1hink of my homes iu "in·
Vt'Slmcnt1." I've 101 other rt'al
estate -and scocu, bonda, and
cash 1n 1hc bank -for 1h11 .
I remt'mber when 1 lose.my job.
Because I was head over heel\ in
dt'bt, my lawyer 1old me the only
thing I could do was decl11t
bankruptcy. He was wrona. I paid
off t'Very dime.
Now, I II ave 1 million doll11 lint
of credit; but I Hill don'I hive 1
JOb. IMead, I aet up every wttk·
day momina and decide whether I
want 10 a<> 10 work or nOI
Sometimes I do -for j or 6 houn .
But about half the time, I decide to
read, 10 for a walk, uil my boat,
swim. or ride my bike.
I know whal it 's like to be
broke. AMI I kno111o •hat it's like 10
have t'Vtrythina you w1n1. And I
know Lh11 you -like me -can
dttllh which ont' it's 1oin110 be.
h 's really 1J easy as 11\11. Th11'1
why I call h "The Lazy M1n's Way
10 Rlchn."
So I'm 1oin1 to uk you to te1wl
me somcthlna I don't nttd:
money. Ten dollan to be CUC1.
Why? BecaUS< I want you to pay
11tm1ion And I raaurc thal if
you've 101 110 inves1ed, you'll
look over whlc I tend you and
dccidt' whcchcr to send it
back ... or keep ii. And I don'c
_,., you 10 keep ii unlas you
agree that it's wonh at leul a hun•
drcd limes wh8' you lnvn.tcd.
b the m.atnial ''wonh" $1()? No
-i( you chink of h u papa and
ank. Bui that's not what I'm &di·
ln1. Whlit I am tellin1 11 inform•·
tion. Morr infonnation than I Jive
when I'm paid SIOOO as 1 l&M:St
speAikcr. Mon Information than I
givt In a onc·hour consultation fOf
$)()().
Bui you're really n0< rlskina
01tythl1t1. Bccauac I won't cuh
your d1eclt or money ordt'f for )I
days Rft~r I've amt you my
maccrlal. Thai'' the deal. Rttum It
In 31 daya -and I'll send Mck
your check or money o rder -un·
cashed.
How do you k!ICn" l'U do h?
Wtll, Ir you really want 10 be on
the aafc Pde, post-date your check
for a mooth from today -p/tU 1
oddltionol i.wU. That'll aJ~e you
pknty of 1lrM 10 rccclvc it, look 11
over, try II out.
I know What you·~ 1hlnkln1:
"He SO( rkh tctllna people how 10
pt rich.'' The m11h 11 -and this
11 very Important · -the year
bdou I thartd ''The Luy Man'•
Way 10 Rlcha." my °" Income
WU 1216,646. And Whal I'll llrftd
you tells J11Jt how I mack that kind
of money .. •Oflllfta 1 rnr houn a
daY ... about I mon1h1 out of lhe
year.
It doc:&n't rt'quirt "«lucauon."
I'm a hiah school g.radua1c
II doesn '1 requirt "capi1al. •·
Rcmembef I was up 10 my neck 111
dt'b1 when I Atantd.
h donn'c requirt' "luck." l'n
had more than my ,hare. 8u1 I'm
noc promising you 1h11 you'll
makt I.\ much money as I h1vt.
And you m1y do b~utr. I pcnonal·
ly know ont min who u.\Cd lhtW
principles, worked hard, and made
11 million doll111 in 8 yt'ln. 8u1
money i1n'1 t'Vtr)'lh1n1
h doan'c requirt "111tn1." Ju\I
mo1.11h brain.s 10 kno w wh11 10
look for. And 1'11 ttll you 1h11.
h doesn'1 requirt "youth." One
wom1n I •orltfd w11h u over 70
She's travcllfd •lie world ovcr,
makina ill tht' money ~lie nttds,
doin1 only what I tlOJhl hn.
h donn't require "upcnt'nct "
A •1dow In Chicaao has bttn
1vn1aJn1 S2S,000 I year for Ille
put j yun, u\lnl my me1hod1.
Wh11 don it require? Bchd.
Enouah 10 take 1 chanct'. Enouah
to abw>rb what I'll ~ you.
Enouah 10 put the principles into
tKtlofl. If you do ju.sl 1h1t -
nochin1 more, n01hin1 lw -the
results will be hvd to belioc.
Rcmm1bef -I 1uar1nttt it.
You don'I have lo aivc up your
job . But you may s.oon be making
IO much money 1h11 you'll be •bk
10. On« apin -I 1u111n1tt ii
I know you're skC"pelcal. Wtll.
here •re llOl'Tlt' comments from
04hcT people. (lni111ab h•~t' bem
used 10 protect tht' writt'r ·,
privacy. TM orl1inal1 arc In my
Oles.) I'm sure thll, like you. tht'K
people didn't bel~t' mt' t'ilhn
w~ they d ipped the coupe>n
Oucu they riaurcd that, "n" I
wasn't 1oln1 to depmi1 thar check
for at least 31 days, they had
nochina 10 tow.
They were rl1h1.
And h#rt'J wltot tlt'y ~Olfl('d:
'Rk• INyolMI •1 t~PKtallou'
"At the time I read h I wu fttlin1
auilty (Of 1pmdln1 th< SIO ... I
was broke, my hu.sband w11 In
prlton, my car was brokm down, I
hid 17 10 my name, and Wt' were
SlS,000 In debc -possibly
mote ... It ii now II months lain.
I am noc 1 millionalrc >'C', but I am
rich beyond my cxpeccatiom. I
!lave my own little bu.slneu ... and
hlivt' received orras beyond my
wildn• dmmJ -lncludlna n•·
~I and in1erna1lonal dl1trlbu·
lion." B.A.
MMe ftlOtllll co min •• ••
"Now, th1nka 10 you and the
'lazy Man'•' Pfotram, I h•~
made mou&)I money (11 aae .. ,, to
retire In atylc. Let rM assure you
th8t I hlivc noc 'COtM Into' any
MOM1 by lnheritanc.c or m11Tiqc
or by M'/ ocher mean• nccpc
1tiroqt1 the ptlClklna of yovr
propun ... "
R.A., Huntlqtot1 at.ch, Calif.
'Tltu.1•1 II •• J... uod1tt
M '
"I w1nr you to kno• Jlill llow
areal I 1h1nk 11 11. My only r~tl "
chat I held uff ordt'rina 11 \0 k>n1
becaux I thouaht n •ll Jilli
another ad "
W 8 , Ham1ltun
Ontano, Canida
'I cu'I ..... al llM b..U.C.'
"laJr May I •Al Ored from my
~.000 a )"tat JOb U prn1ckn1
bcau\C bulincu wu ~ bad I
thm Sltntd my own firm ck-.ptte
cveryont'1 a.ucrcion 1h11 I wiu
'nut}.' Rnulu:
I, Small~ monch l 7,000n'1'
2. 1.arac:st month U I .000 nt'1'
l . Avcra&t' month • 119.000 nn'
Sul where don tht luy Co/Tit' an? I
can't handle all clle business! ..
R.B . Dalla~. Tnu
$260,000 l• •vea mc>•Cltils
"Two yean "10. I mailed you trn
dollars in shttr dnpen11on for 1
bctlt'T lift ~ year aao. Jilli
out or the bl1K \ky, 1 man called
and offacd me 1 penncnh1p I
arosu-d ovrr 5260,000 caah
b\»lnc:ss in t'kven mooctu You 1rt
• God scn1 muadc 10 me."
B.F., Pucaaoula, Miu.
MIMk Sl6,MU1 fir..-U.. oel
"TM third day I applied myself
totally 10 what you hid ~hown me
I mack $16,901.9'2. Th11 ·~ 1re111
roult • fOf my first lime oui. ..
J.J.M., Walt'no•n. N.Y .. ...._.....,,,oen.rolo
llM> .....
"Since Ottcmbef, un1il 1hc Pfoe1\I
time. I have buih my busineu from
mo up to wheTC '°"'' day1, my
bank1n1 ckposiu llt' in t'AC'nl or
1ht' chouiancb."
O.J .A . W01m1n1~ta, Calif.
'<Aill9t nttJ"istt •e wul'
"We can't keep 1h11 10 oun.clvn
1nymorc -you wt'rt riaht! Wt'rt
on tllt' road to 1c11in1 all
(evcrythtn1) we w1n1 1n elm world!
Wt sold the Sl7,000 home wt' hid
and aoc another one . h's wonh
16,,000. We have 1 paid-for Ford
pck-up, pald·for 17 ft. boal, Wt'
bou1h1 I Cadillac, we have 1 paid·
for Orand Prill
Mr.A Mrs M.L.P
Del Rio, Tt•ti
·1· .. a 1a.ar..-WO.aitt'
"Thanh ro your method. I'm
a halr-m1l11u n111t •o uld you
bel!C'ot lut yar :111 lhl' 11mc I .,.., 1
\Jhc workan1 ror pa.nu!\?"
G C , Tofo n10, Canada
S7 ,000 I• n•t 4aya
"~ Monday I u\ed wha1 I
kamed on pqc 13 to make S7,000
h took me all 1>ttk 10 do 11, but
I h11 '' n<M bad for five day''
'1 0 , Topcla, kanSl.l
What I'm \ty1n1 IS PfObably
ontrar)' 10 wh11 you've Ilea.rd
hom your friend•. your ram1ly.
)'OUf lt'ICht'n, And maybe t'Vt'T)'OIK
d \C you know
I nn only asl )'Ou ont' qUC\CtOn.
Uo• many of ahem 11(
rn1lhona11n?
So 11·, up to you
A mof11h from roday. you can be
n0th1n1 mort' than lO day\ older -
or you can be on your way 10 lt't·
110.1 nch. You deodt'.
The wl'lat man I cvcr krKw told
mt' .omnhina I nt'Vcr for101:
"M~ pcopk arc 100 bu'y carnina
1 livin1 10 mah any money."
Don'1 11kt ~' Ions as I dtd 10
find out h< wiu 111h1 .
I'll PfOVt' 1110 you. tf you'll~
in lht' coupon now. I'm not ukina
you to "believe" DM. lust try 11 If
I'm wron&. all you'W l<>St IJ I CO\I•
pk o r minu1e1 and 1 pcn111e
Mamp But •hat 1f I'm n&ht7
• Joe Kwbo 1'7'1
111°' .,.,... l'l<lllt
S..a0<1 ....... Calif '°70
Sworn S111rmm1.
"On 111< basis of my ptorn
uonal relationship a\ his I C•
coun1an1 , I ccrclfy th11 Mt
ICarbo's IK1wonh11more1l11n
Ofl( million 6ollan."
Scuan A . Coaan
Bank Rdcrcn«:
Home Bttlk
17010 M11noha AvcnUt'
fowttaln Valley,
CA 92708
r--~--------------------------------------,
: Joe ICarbo i
• 17105 South Paclfk,OEPT. 21-P
SwtKt Beach, CalifOfnla 90'7 .. 2
•
Joe, you may be full of b<an1, buc •hat have I 104 10 lo"C? Smd me
the Luy Man's Way to Rkhcs. ll"t do1t '1 thposlt my C'Md or moftty
on/#r for flt ltw11 JI dtlys ~ttr It's '" tM m•il .
H I return your m11erlal -for •flY rt'ason -within chat time,
rt'tum my "tKWJMd ch«li. or money ordt'f 10 me On that buls, here's
my ten doll111.
' Name l
: Addreu
I l Ch • : Stair Zip
t----~----~---~~!!.-=~-~~~-------------~-~.J
I know which side
My bread Is buttered on.
h's something I
Haue often muttered on.
How do I know?
It's sod but simple
I do not smile
Or show my dimple
I'm one of those
Whose fumbllng's taught 'em
The buttered side
ls on the boUom
-Richard Armour
ZJnger: "My face is my fortune." said the
siren so sweetly "WeU, honey," consoled
her mllle friend, "poverty is no crime "
-David 0 Rynn
JUNK FOOD
Marriages are like diets,
It can't be denied;
They 're often ruined by having
A little dish on the side.
-David Bissonette
urn.E HOUSE CAU. ON ntE
PREY-RE
I was visiting a friend in the hospital and
noticed a number of pretty nurses. each
of whom was wearing a pin in the sha~
of an apple. I asked a nurse what it
meant.
"Well," replied the nurse coyly, "it's
just to keep the doctors away "
-Loretta Morlncovlch
Kids see Ille dlllerenlly. Send orlglnal con-
tributions to "Child," Family Weekly. 641
Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. S10 11
used-none returned.
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Our tint.grader. Mandy, had talked
adtedly about ~ with her
friend on the echool'1 playground. I
could not place him, eo 1 Mked her to
daa1be the boy. "He has black haJr;
he'I about IO high, .. 1he 1&1d
touchJng he tonhad, •and he ... •
but Mandy was running out of
dacrtption. "Oh, Mom, you know
llmmy: he'1 the one with the pcriodS
llt the end of hit .......
-Martha Aikman
Beauer FaU., Po.
,AMllY W£lKLY. OetoNf II, 1'1t 8 V
QUIPS & QUOTES
Below par: I heard a whacky story about
a golfer looking for an unheard-of golf
product. And what was It? Golf socks that
are made In sets of three In case a golfer
gets a hole In one
-Charles Baxley
Hove vou noticed how the Insurance In·
dustry Is trying to break new ground?
Now there's on outfit thaJ c/o/nu you con
toke It with you It's called Mutual of
Vo/ho/lo
-Robert Orl:H!n
lights, 9 mg. •tar. 0 .8 mg. nicolN. lights lOO's. 9 mg.
"tar. 0 .9 mg. nicotile IW. f* cigantte by FTC medlOd.
W1rning : The Sur~ Gtnerll H11 Determined
Thlt Cigentte SmoQng Is 0qerous ID YOUf Heetth.
FROM 1ltE ARABIAN NIGHTS
An Englishman named Ian Regardway
dkl a good deed for an Arabian sheik In
his gratitude. the sheik told Ian that he
would remember him in his will "I a m
going to leave you my harem.·· he pro·
mlsed. Soon after. the sheik died, and
true to hls word. he had remembered Ian
in his will It read ~Give my broads to
Regardway " -N Baa
FiuDJ! GenuiM toblcm flavar ia a low'tar'cigarette...plaWle Gift Coapcm. ........ ca I .c.11 ... •..:(loeoatWf ..... JJJlf Jc..-....... ~,......,,
Order Nowl For Immediate Release Following Official WhHe House Ceremonyl
( AOOOl
LIMITED
EDITION
First-Day~of-lssue
JOHN
WAYNE
COMMEMORATIVE
MEDAL
electroplated with
You'll receive thia hendeome follo, die-cut to allow viewing. both
1ldH of the beautiful gold-plated John Wayne National Medel.
GENUINE
24-KARAT
GOLD!
• Serially numbered, with American Flag Stamp hand cancelled by
The Westport Mint with the date the law authorizing this unique
tribute was signed by the President!
• Specially commissioned portrait of John Wayne In Steel Engraving
Technique plus biographical highlights.
• Certificate authenticating the folio as a Limited Edition Collectors
item.
A COLLECTOR'S FIRST!
Order now for Lowest Serial Number
The Westport Mint is now accepting reservations
for the official John Wayne National Medal, 1-5/16"
in diameter. and specially plated with 24-Karat
Gold for this Limited Edition. Collectors who prize
low serial numbers are advised to reserve as soon as
possible, since numbers will be issued in sequence
of receipt of order. Multiple orders will also be ac-
cepted on a first-reserved first-served basis until the
supply is exhausted.
RESERVATION PRICE GUARANTEED
FOR 30 DAYS ONLY
If you act quickly and reserve now, The Westport
Mint guarantees to accept reservations at prices
quoted, provided your order is postmarked within 30
days from cover date of this publication. After this
time period. due to the recent sharp rise In the cost of
gold, The Westport Mint reserves the right to in-
crease these speciaf advance reservation prices.
Also, since it is anticipated that &hese Golden "Duke"
Limited Edition Folios will have unprecedented ap-
peal, and since orders will be accepted only until
John Wayne's next birthday, and in any case are
limited to the number of official medals which can be
obtained, we suggest you mail the reservation form
today.
1') 1979 Tiie Wes1po11 Mint. 60 Wilton Rold, Wtstpon. CT 06UO
Not all1111ttd with the US. T1usury 01 any other Gow1n111tnt Aofncy
An 1mpre111on
ol the of11cl1I
medal 1culpted
by Frenk
Gall)arro, Chief
Oeaigner ol
lhe U:S.
Bureau of the
Mini, baaed
on lnlorm1tion
currenlly
I Yallable
:--·······-···-····· IL RESERVATION FORM-···············-s
: ni ..... ,.n .1 ••. Dt, •. Jn. t t I 11 Wlltll llt M , Wut,.n. CT ....
Pl use reserw tor mt _ Um1t1d Ed11ton Fltst·D•y·Of.I uue John W1yne
Follo(s) 11 only S10 plus $1 post•o•. 1nsu11nce, & llandllno tach I undtrstand
u cll serlally·numbtred folio will contain the ollic1al John Wayne medal pl1ted with
24·K1r11 Gold t
SAVE: Order the folto In w1111uHln1shed wOOd l11m1 ready to llano for only $16 98 ,
•t'll pay postage. tnsuran<t, & handling
OllMTITY OHH IAVIHI: Order 5 folios tor only $4~ POJlpatd. order 10 for only
S7Spostaoe paid; 25 for only 1150 postage paid Keep some. uu rem1fnde1 tor unique
gifts or lips
II alter rec11vl~ my order l"m not delighted. I may return 11 within 14 dlys I nd
you wlll refund the full puicllase price (except pouaot. h1ndllno. & Insurance). •
Total amount enclostd L -- _ CT residents add 7% Salts Tu Check or !
Mo11ey Oro er. no C 0 D ·s pltast :
CHU IE IT PLEASE llor orders over SIO) to (] American Expr11s O Visa i"
O Master Charge (Ban~ Numoer ---->
C1td No -----------E•Dlrl llO/I Dale------
N1mt----------------------
AddresS-----------------J.PI #--
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'MC~l"tY==-:.~ •• :.= .. ~ .. =.~ .. =.;;;;;;=.~··=·= .. =·=-=·=··~.: .. : .. ~11~t·==.:;; .. -•• -.-•• --..L.~----~~~
PEOPLE QUIZ I By John E. Qbson
How Important Is
You1 Name?
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. People ohen make up their minds
about the type of person you ·111urn out 10
be belore they meet you -1ust by the
sound of your given name
2 . An unusual first name has a dele1en
ous effect on an 111d1v1du11I
3. The way 11 person signs his name pro
v1des a clue 10 how easy he 1s to get ac·
qua1n1ed w11h
4. A ch1ld·s given name o ften reveals a
great deal about his panmts
5. People change their names lor an 111
1eres11n9 vdr1ery of reasons
6. A person ·s name hc1s been described
as the ~eco11d face he presents to the
world. and 1f he doesn·r llke 1h1s second
face he tsn'r likely 10 be on good terms
w11h h1msell
ANSWERS
l . True Studies conducted by a team of
Ohio Univers11y behavioral !>tienrisrs
show that the rela11ve harshness ol the
phone11c sounds making up a name.
along wuh name aSS<>C1a11ons. ··can cnn
lnbure lo the formation o f stereotypes
and behavior e11pectanetes ·· Ir was
found. for e>.ample. that names 1ha1 were
rated on a psychological scale as octiue.
~uch as Bruno. 0 110. Sargent. Ba11rer,
Shepord, g;,ve others the Impression that
their ownl:!rs were ac1lon·m1nded, to ·
think 1s·lo do lyp(!S. On the other hand.
names which were rated as poss1ue. such
<JS Aldwin. Winthrop. Allred, Milton and
Wendell suggested 10 o thers 1ha1 the peo
pie who belonged 10 those names were
similarly passive m temperament and ath
tude given more tcJ 1hough1 than acllnn
2. True Al lea~I. 1h1s 1s so 111 some cas-?s
but lalse 1n others h often depends on
the 11id1v1dual's circumstances In some
m!>lances i'ln odd or <>UI 1>f the ordinary
ftrSI nanw IS c1 hab1h1y, in others the op·
pos11e 1s tr A 1es of studies on the ef
fects of un fo~r names conducted at
Guilford Colleye (N C ) has shown for
e11ample, 1ha1 unuw;,I named members
of 1he upper class were more. not less.
likely lo be fnund in Who s Wt10 . sug·
geshng no Impairment by reason of
name And 1n a further study. performed
on data that had been gathered on
11 .246 h1gh·school students, none
showed consistent negative effects from
htlv111g unusual names ... The lnvesliga·
tion sh owed, however. 1ha1 an unusual
first name does appear t1> be a deterrent
to higher achievement In some cases,
particularly with 1ndlv1duals of the under
privileged chm h Is observed that ·· ..
previous investigations have consistently
rndk:ated that to give a •are name 10 a
child 1s not the wisest gift a parent can
bestow:· but tht> findings of the present
study strongly suggest considerable cau·
11on In accepllng such generalizallons.
3. True. The Guilford College studies
summarize the results of research show·
Ing tha t ~subjeds who signed their names
using a style employing inl11als for the first
two names tended 10 be more conserva·
twe than those who wrote their lirst
names out "And lindings are cited which
suggeS1 that failure 10 reveal a given name
indicates a lack of self·disclosure. This
characteristic tends 10 make a person d1f·
flcuh lo understand or establish a close
friendship With -smce revealing his m·
nermosl thoughts and feelings LS some
thmg he very rarely does
4 . True E>.tens1ve s1ud1e!> al thl? U111wrs1
ly of Toronto show that children's nc1mei.
become polenllal m1nc3 of 1nfo rmat1u11
about the parents -and whc11 lhev e11
peel of their children h 1s pCJ1nted our. lnr
eMmple. 1ha1 ··1he given nc1nw. even
when not Imp lying a special anr1bute.
such as Pr\Jdence. Constance. Frank.
etc . C<'ln Shll. m a vanety ol ways. e'prc!>~
the e11pecta11on parents have for this par
hculilr child · h 1s noted 1ha1 d girl ndmed
Rose may be e11pected lcJ be like ,1 r•14! ,,
boy named Lum el. like cl lion Narrh''
such <'IS Angela E.lrl, ~nee Ruhy aml
man~• more impute chara<.1er1s11cs ~h1th
are. presumably. desired Im the child /\
funher hnd111g ··Naming compub1vcly
after oneself can be " measure 111 narc1s
s1sm (self-kwe) as. for e11ample. m thl'
case ol one subiecr in lhe ~tudv wh11Sl'
own nt'lme was Ruth tlnd who n6med all
her s111 children wuh Mmes bl!y1nn1ng
w11h R. The 1mpl1ca11un 1~ rtrnt nc1m111y
<liter oneself 1s clssor1a1ed w11h he19luened
expec1a111ms ol that child " And II Wch
found that when theSI:! e11pt-cra11nn~ Mt!
somehow fru~lrared. the parents rl1s<>p
pomtment nr chagrin may be e11pre~~d
1n such a w1Jy as 10 make rhe child feel
unwanted and unloved
5. Tr1•e. The same siudy rcpon~ flnd111g'
111dicating 1ha1 "over 50.00() Amer1c.1n,
per year pe1111nn the couns for a ch<Jng"'
of name ·· Mo11vi1hons for name <han!:je
are reported as follows I) a permdnenl
~hanye of name reflecr111g a ch;,nged ~.,.11
perception ("I m JUSI nor the Sdml:' per'>'in
I used to be", .. I've oulgown the name~).
2) an atias used for clandestine or ques
lionable activities; 3) a pseudonym used
for "promotional" purposes. 4) an "alter
ego·· name used when under the 1nOu
ence of cenaln ego stales ( .. when I think
of myself as somebody special, m~lead of
Just plain old Jane .. ). or 5) a changed ver
s1on of one's own name 111 11n e lfort ''' ac
cuhuratlon or glamoriuittnn (A social
status seeker may feel that Smylhe hM <1
classier sound than Smith . for e11ample
And an aspirant seeking a foothold 111
show bus111ess may wanl lo dress up his
or her ncJ me to make It more m1rigu1ng )
6. True A West Virginia Wesleyan C•>I
lege study showed that 111dlv1dualc, who
dislike their names rend 10 have less pos1
live anitudes toward themselves than
those who like their names and that those
who feel uncomfortable with their names
tend 10 ei.press gener<'ll dis~tlsfac ralll
lion with themselves l&J
FAMIU WUKLY,~?I, 1t71 e '9
r-------fHI 10DAYTRIALCOUPONI --------.
I F .. ANKUN FASHIONS COft,. Dept. W2t6 '..~:.~~. ~i\ ::~.' ;:::. 1/:;·;::.•.;· "'::t:.1 f
1U h•I H-lftcwne Aff., Vllley Streem, NY HHO ~ 11-B lltM ....._ 8 DM A-.. I I R h N I I
"
C I W •. I L ()fl ..... ·-.. _ ....... ,_ ...
111 my ·· atuta .oo •p, .. •tr t i)' •(•I fhfhfd. ll"'4•ro-~D ..... ••-9o..to'-I I I m111l i.. ah\Olullly H li•llNI or I ran tftll• n my ordot -,,.._ • .., ._ Ml•M 11.n v.11hln 10 day• and MY moMy .. 111 ..,. rt•fund•ll. D"" ••-l>lot-a o..., I I ~--Q fllll~MI--a-.. a o,.., I I N&""I•~~--------~ ...... , .... , ·• "~... I I Addrn1-~~;:;~ 0;~~t
I ' $4-.t:, I r.~,~· ' I City Stat Ztp__ .,c:;n c-M t I
§ fl'MMt0· 1 -u M ior ..... •'9 .,..,, s1 so,.,. •"'00<!'0 a ~ c.,... 'c.1u I I C.0.0.; 1.-$2 ~·--,,.,--.. 1>--PtlO • """""'9 ~, ~~l .
I l'MNIO· t #tl u .•, I enc-$13 90 ""'1 U IOr "-'9 a hancllonq IOI .,,Y ~ W'9t CA<• C·tOt I t-n. a .... ,_ nc,.tH ,., .. a rc...c•-• 0 ...... CllM,. .... , , ... _ .,c-m "l(Jt7 _J '---------N.Y.StMrrTJl4#nt1~tl1e1#1t•x ·------
There's Energy In
Them Thar Cattails
The lowly cattail appears to have a
promising future in the energy held. A
group of Umversrty ot Minnesota sc1en·
lists ts cu"ently ell.plor1ng ways of rurmng
the prol1f1c plant into usable fuels.
"The plant has a large amouni of car-
bohydrate which 1s very easy to convert
to alcohol." ell.plains Dr Douglas Pratt.
head of the U01vers1ty's botany depart-
ment "And liquid luels are what we
need However. the bulkiness of the cat
tail means that the conversion process
would have to take place within 10 to 15
m iles of where the plant is being harvest·
ed Although we lack the specialized
kinds ol conversion machinery right now.
eventuaUy I could see small communities
located near wetlands becoming energy
self -sufficient ··
Dr Pratt noted that cattails grow m
wetlands nanonwide. and they use some
pollutants as nutnenrs Cattails planted
around ~wage treatment plants would
further filter n11rogen and phosphorus
from the effluent. creating purer water
and usable energy at the same ume -
u And." says Dr Pratt . "we already have
10 m1lhon acres of cattails m Minne5e>ta.
Two to three million are all we need to
make an impact on this state's energy
needs " Now that's o renewable resource
Clowning Around
Clowns have a history that stretches
back to Rena1Ssance Europe. and that 1ra·
d1tion is still going strong m the bozos ol
today. While many clowns continue to
perform in circuses, 01hers. such as those
m the Comeezl Boio Ensemble. are fmd-
1ng a rapr audience in rhe street
Enc Trules IS 1he founder of the en~m
ble. which he terms "New York City's
resident clown rroupe ... A professional
dancer and the former director ol a down
FAMltr WEEKIY
TM N_,,,.,,., Magazine ,.,. ....... Md,....,_
Mofton Frtnk
~~ft ........ Dnc:tDr
Patnck M. Unakey
bl D .... Miiot, Artt\\lf COOC*
Kids Today
What do todays elementary school age children consider then fa"onw sub~l 1 ·'
What's their favorite food? What books do they en)Oy mosr:;, Whar te le"1sK.111 pro
grams do they tune m to7 ,
A survey ol 2,500 elementarv schookh1ldren by Instructor an educ<1t10n m<1g<1
zme for elementary sd1ooltectehers nauonw1de, sho1A.>ed ~me surpnsmg Jll~IAl!r~
"We have c01rtain stereotyp01s about children.·· S11ys Sally Reed. one of the sunl'~ ~
.. c 9 .. z
troupe in Chicago. Trules. whose profes
sional name Is Gino Comeezi, has been
teaching his particular brand ol clowning
for two years m New York So far. he
says. it's been a success. and the troupe 1s
now on a European tour
"Really, whar I reach is an allernarrve
kind of theater. we're off rhe stage 11nd
out in the midst ol rhe public." explain~
Trules "We don'r do pantomime, nor do
we do the standard circus stuff We dress
in the style of Charlie Chaplin. and we try
to create comic encounters with rhe pub
lie. We're 1rymg to break down defenses,
and basically people react qune well
Aher all. we're free public laughs " And
they haven't been asked 10 quit clowning
around
Easy Ustenln'
Driving. cooking and cleamng are all
chores that most of us must do. unpleas
ant as they may be. A growing number ot
people are unwilling to devote their pre
clous time to JUSI those tasks alone. how·
ever; they're tuning In to educational
television or radio programs and learmng
something as they battle traffic or prepare
dinner. Or they're buying or renrlng cas·
sette tapes and finally genlng around to
Walden or French for Beglnnf!rs
"Cassettes give you an alternallve 10
Menealna ~ Tim Mulllgan; Alt ~
RIChafd ~aldatt; lenlof ldltOra, Ao= Abt• "•Ya. Hal lAndon. Kate White; F~ M.0-~ .. n; ~ ~ Bfle Quinby; AMt.
Daniel M. Gold; Edltoftal Mat.. Gall
Oittltz; AMt. Alt~ Suaan P.,.li:ii.': Bar· bara Jablon, Mindy Stanton; """"" El Peer Oppenheim«; C-...,..,. Wrtferw, Shlrley
Sloan Fade~ JOhn Olbeon. Honnen Lot>Mnz. • ANta Sumtnet
-
ongmators. ··and 1A.fole rherl'' d
great deal of informatinn
around about kids ver~ l1ttll:' ol
11 actually comes from the d11l
dren themselves ·· The qui:'..,
t1onna1re revealed that rhe b.!)t
IC)ved sub;ect 1n !>Chool is m<1th
(rltar's whdl they Sdrd) followed
by reading The ma1onty of ki1.h
favor p!ZZ11 over hamburgers
and Mork and Mmdv 011er nrher
TV shows 1-.ivrmte book\ m
eluded Charlorre s Web. Swarr
Little. A Wnnkle m Tm1e and
Little House ori the Proirre
.. By and larg.,. "'e lou11d thar
lods are m uch mme av.are
abour what\ going on 1n the
world than most groiA.n up~
give rhem credn Im !Ml\/<,
Reed ·You delin11el11 cant put
• kids into near categories
radio and to mus1C tclpes ... says Duvall
Hecht. whose company. Books on Tape
renrs rapes of novels and nonficuon
works ... Or1Ving and houM!hold chores
... La plunie
de ma tante
est sur la.
table
can rake up a lot ol time. time that you
can be doing other things with "
Erma Dering, v1ee president of Auto·
mated Leammg, lnc ., a hrm that sells
ccusenes that deal with self-improvement
subiects. agrees. "Cassettes are a terrific
way to learn. And you can't do much else
while you're cooking or driving except
listen. so why not use the time produc
ttvely?" Why not indeed?
Uf estyles
TC!levisk>n. Three John Cheev>!r
strmes 0 Youth ar1d Beauty. The Sor
ru .... s of Gm dnd The Fiue-Fonv·
F1gh1 ha11e b.i>en adapred for 1elev1·
"''" .rnd v. ill tl\' atri!d over PBS s1a
llon~ d'> pan ol 1he Grear Per/or
monc es ..ene~. bey1nnin9 Oct 24
Taken Imm lhe Nauonal Book Award
1A.111n ng cnllec11on The Stones of
John Cheetier. rhe hour long weekly
progti'lms will fe<>ture such stars d5
Mich<1el Murphy. Karhryn Walker and
Hachel Roberts Check local listings
fm rhe correcr 11me m your area
Exhibits. Tiw 1A.-orld of Shakespeare
dnd f-J11i'lberhan England is rhe focus
uf d mul11med1d ell.h1b11 currenrly on
d1spla.,.· m Scln Franc1SC0 '·Shake~
peare The Globe and the World"
con1a1ns hooks pnnrs pclrnlmgs cos
tumes and plavbills from the grear
Bard's ume and the e'hibn w1ll 1ravel
111 Kan~s C111. Pmsburgh Dalla,
Atlanta .md I'!~ York dunng rhe next
two vears
Bowling. The l brh annual 1n1ern,1-
11ondl OOIA ling tournc1ment for ama
teu1s ~t'> under1Aa.,. th1., week 1n
8.>ngkok. fha1ldnd In the tourna
rnl'nt th<11 1s con.,idered the Olympics
ol rlw ~p11n . (cJnrestants fr.,m more
than 40 rnuntr1es around rhe world
compeie for the World Cup Bov.:11119
Ch<1mp1nn~h1p
B IRTHDAYS !Sun Mon Ltbra.
Tue~ Sat . Scorp1ol Sunday -Dill\
G11lesp11c" o2 Manfred Mann 31J. Wh1tl.'y
Ford C,) M onday -Carherme Dent!uve
16. Anneue Funicello 37 Tuesday
Johnm Carson 54. Pele 39. Ntid Rorem
SO Wednnday -David Nelson 43 8 111
Wvman :39 Y A Tittle 53 ThUf'lday
Helen Redd~ 38 S.,rbara Cnok 52. Tonv
hancK>sa SI Friday -Edward Brooke
60 Saturday -Ml:'lba Moore 34. Ltiif
Erickson 69. Rubv Dee 55. TereScl Wnght
61. Nanette Fabray 57
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE:
Johnny Car80n, Helen Reddy
Wrrttt'rr ond compllt'd by Brit! Q111r1b11
•
··''I'm More
satisfied!'
"I get great, satQiing taste
with More. And More is 120mm
long, so the taste lasts longer.
That's why I get an extra measure
of satisfaction.
"~ore also has the style that
could only come from a long,
slim, brown cigarette. I'm much
more satisfied with More."
More. For that extra
measure of satisfaction.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
'
"
•
•
"IF YDu eAN u~
as much as $_60.00 a day both IN & OUT of the hospital
... when a covered sickness or accident keeps you from
working, I
for·Free Book
plus full facts.
Here is money you can use for
every kind of bill. "Plus" funds
over and above any benefits you
receive for hospital-surgical-medical
bills, paid to you both in and out of
the hospital.
What's more, s1ay well and the pre-
miums you invest in this plan come
back to you I~ when your policy
matures-guaranteed.
Bui the importunl thi ng is protection,
both IN and OUT of the hospital.
With this plan , the family income ~:an
be protected during and after ho~pi
talization ... protecled even if you
never go to the hospital. And, in
uddition. if you never get sick. never
get hurt, every ('t.'111 you poy in pre-
miums will be re.fundt•d whefl your
policy nurtures al af(e 65.
Mutual of Omaha believes this pre-
mium refund feature is an important
contribution to containing the costs
of heaJth cure. Use your health care
coverage wii,ely and still .~et the nec-
essary protection you must have.
When you do use your coverage, and
benefits totaJ less than you· ve paid in
at age 65 , you then collect the dif·
ference. If you've never received
Otfwr Afflli.ltn i
benefits. you get a IOO(A rd'und ... w11rk . he.11th .
every penn y yo r AM H f w 1 fl I ( r,aOI PC A PD
in<'1Hn1• ,. .. ,,,
A~ a brcadwin·
married or 'ing
amount you
$100.00 to $1,8
to $60.00 a day
paycheck~ whet
or accident kccr
These benefib t
above any hell
hospital and mt
YOU!' to spend ~
purpose you dll
for every kind (t(
You deserve 10
about the tfo.al
availahl e in y<
s,~ ""'"'""' ll{OMttlw't CA,.,! lo• al li1r11111,,,,1111
IU 11' ll:J r
Mail this QQSta~ free card TODAY
for Qlus full facts
·~'.·-·~·about MONEY BACK plans that can provide up to ~f. s1soo~moch~60.o0
"''', ' \\' •'' \ 1' I\ \ \\
\ ' \\\ \\~''I ''-.\ \\ ,,, ,. ,,, \
~;:'. when you re sick or hurt ~nd ~ant work ;·~; or refund ALL your premiums 1f you stay well.
:::. Pit •1,.. "", th.1t It• t 1\1' t WI t ,,,_,, 1••n• luH >,:.) f I I 11•°'11 th1 pl tll' '' .1i111hl1 lh 01-. l.11t llMI t
•:•: t1,1t.1 1 tu •~11th1 I• v. .,11 , _ i :1 \1ottt"\ UM' k I ""'t'Hlit \ Ir~ t•Ot• pl.10 1
''"''
•'• ilt jllf••\lft. flh 411•1 ·-f\ •'111,11 1111"'11hh lllt tiOK
•:•: !1 1 ••~•'ff<t h ~lh \ II H1!ll" '•11r Hll il••" ,t1l1it~
):j ...,_, 11~ "'"' " h 1,,,1,1 ,,It 111 1111 1n1·1"• •f I '1
·:·: Yd II
\lt1•t •l,1r1Jt11 tlf I I
!·:. I ,,., to"unuttt' I n .... "OP th ti ·tit. .• l i•I t ~
: ... ~ 11 \"li it•t1,,.1~ I·• l1l••Ou1u II'• • ol h••""'
... ,.\,1tl1hli y,lfhou1I ,ohlt)'-4111111 It !II 'flllhl •I
{'; t )111.1t•• I •11
•:•" 'wnlot A1r \'11111.11 1 .u• t111 f"'-'' pt,111 .. 1 I
t' -tlU(\'\111 1\1 I I {~'$ '4 1ul11;11, "11.," 111/r ..,...~.._.... •,"•' ·-~ ................ ~-~ ·.·:~.--.,.... .................. ". ·~· .... _... ~-·.· .
•;..... _,.,...:,... ·~-........_. . -... ..: ..:,....,..;..;;."" -·
----1lt 11111'·---
• • • .. 0 .......
moresecutt
· hoapi1al bilb. 11113
' ..our trutt')I rrnl
Ire/ion for worillfli
I ino-n>W/Qtn
medical bills Medicare doesn't fu lly
cover. Mail postage free reply card
roday.
N UW tor I a better.
ru1ure! ------.. --
Mutual ol Om1hA fund M1n111tment • Co~n1on Ufe IMuml~e Comp.any of~ Y<>tk • Ttlt·Trlp eomp.ny • Om.i>a flnanoll IMur.tncE> <.:Ofl'l1Mny • Om1t11 lndem•~ly ( omp•nv • C on•tllull•ll• '"'"'""' •' ( '""IM'Y ut C Al'l•flA
(
..
.
C#}F \'f>u eAN u~
asmuchas$6 --
... when a covered si
working, I 11 BUSIN ESS REPLY 01RD
plus full facts.
MutuillC\
0 /Qmilhil v
Dodge a t 33rd Street
Omaha. Nebraska 68131 Here is money you can use for
every kind of bill. "Plus" funds
over and above any benefits you
receive for hospital-surgical-med ical
bills, paid 10 you both in and ou1 of
the hospital.
What's more. stay well and the pre-
miums you invest in this plan come
back to you )()()% when your policy
matures-guaranteed.
But the important th ing is protection.
both IN and OUT of the hospital.
With this plan, the family income can
be protected during and after hospi-
talization ... protected even if you
never go to the hospital. And . in
addition , if you never get sick. never
get hurt , every cent you pay in pre-
miums will be refunded whe11 your
policy nwtures at age 65 .
Mutual of Omaha believes this pre-
mium refund feature is an important
contribution to containing the costs
t>f heaJth care. Use your heaJth care
coverage wisely and still get the nec-
essary protection you must have .
When you do use your coverage, and
benefits total less than you've paid in
at age 65, you then collect the dif·
ference. If you.'ve never received
Other Afflliatn:
benefits. you @
every penny yo
All a breadwin
married or l>ing
amount you ., .. ~ ... 1 "" , ""'"
$100.00 to $1,800.00 a month .. up
to $60.00 a day) to hel p replace your
paychech when a covered l>ickne~s
or accident keepl> you from working.
These benefits are payable over and
above any benefi t you receive for
hospital and medical bill-.. They are
yours to ~pend as you please for any
purpose you choose ... you~ to u~
for every kind of bill.
You deserve to know all the facti.
about the disability income plan
avai lable in your state that your
s,, .. "'"'"''' "10-r1wi·. Wild Kinx•'""' · '"' rv • .,,.,, Cl"d loc:a/ li11tnttf(J(' tl1•ir 111•d ,.,.,,,.,.,/
Mutuill~ o/Qmilhil~
f>e1111~ IJOfl CilR CHiii •••••
able through age 49
Other di-;ability
income plan~ arc
available th rough
age 69.
ACT NOW! Full
fac ts-everything you should know-
wi ll .be prov ided without obligation
by a Mu1ual of Omaha personal serv -
ice rcprel>entative if you send in the
postage-free reply card today. You
will also receive facts about the fine
plan., to meet your life insurance
needs now available from Mutual 's
affili ate, United of Omaha.
Your future could depend on it. so
mail the postage-free reply card 11ow
for free book plus full facts!
65 or over? Get full facts about new
Mutual Care hospital plans that can
work hand-in-hand with Medicare to
help pay most hospital-surgical-
medical bills Medicare doesn't fully
covet Mail postage free reply card
today.
', ... ' I '-rJital . . om
What ""41"tol l(Ullffltttt d<W> for /to$.pitol bills. rhu
Murwo/ of Omaha plan t'Dn do fM .l'Our IN<'r'J rrnl
and <lo#hlfll blfLs ... ifflponortt ptOftttion fM worltint
-n and -n. CJf/trr diJabililf Inn>-rowro,n
in</Udr' a.-moutS• plans.
New Free
Book
helps you
fight inftation ...
shows how lo
stretch health
Insurance dol-
1 a rs ... gel
more for your
money ...
and plan
NOW for
a better,
more secure
future! '-------=-==-===-
Muhial of Om•h.t fund M.ln.tg«'ml'fll • Comp1nlo11 Ufe IMuraM e Comp.tny of "'-York • Telr·Trip Company •Om~ Ariano~ lntU<MICI' CC>fTIP'ny •Om.th• lndt'mn<ty Company• Con•111u111111lrl\ur.1nc1• C omp•nv 01 C•n.id~
• c
THll HllTOfllC ,LIGHT DllCK
CAPI A1t HKt 410'1 of tlte ltet de-
el91ted HClt11IHIJ for tlte U.I.
.,._ ... A..,_.utal Cepturlng th•
101rlng 1plrll of Amerle1n hi•·
1ory-proud Cap hat 1m1r1 mlll·
tary llyllng with golden
"1er1mbled 1991" l brtld lrlml
Ad). 8·101ltlon back tab olna
cu11om flt. Cr lap poly-kn II In red or
nny.'"8eH. O flltMDMllC•' ..... 11.~ .... , (172'7); Red (17254)
PERSONAL FOLD 'N CARRY
CHAIR FOR THE ROD 'N
"EELE .. -doH 1veryll11ng but
ll1h for hlml Holds hi• rod &
tavorita b1v1rag1 right by hit
aid•: comaa with 111 own t1ckl1
bo• thal offers htm • &-aecllon
tray & 10· ruled lid. Light·
welghl. II fold• 1111101 HI)' IOI·
Ing to where the fish 1re blllngl
Rugged 1t11I with aturdy vinyl
back & 1111. non-akld rubber
tips-& hit name In bold Ill·
ters. Sl1t11at n1m1.
O Fl1llerm1n'1 Cllelr
(0-58230) .... ········~
7lL WN». {f;t
f't~/
THE PERFECT 01" II HARD
TO FINO • . but w1·.,,, got
on1l lt'1 uaeful. • 1leg1nt ...
person•ll Thie quellty Pen &
Pinell Set la made by
Sh11ffer. world·lamoua for
the fl nett writing l n1tru·
menta. W1 add to Ila dlallnc·
tin look by Imprinting both
barrel• with any n1m1 you
apeclfy In atunnlng 24K gold
8u1ln1Hm1n. homemaker.
cereer gal, atudenl ... e"'•"t·
.. GUARD IT WISELY " YOUR OWN PROUD FAMILY flAMEI
YOU GOT IT FROM YOUR FATHER.
IT WAS ALL HE HAO TO GIVE. SO IT'S YOURS TO USE ANO CHERISH,
FOR AS LONG AS "rOU MAY LIVE.
IF YOU LOSE THE WATCH HE GAVE YOU. IT CAN ALWAYS BE Rf PLACED.
BUT A BLACK MARK ON YOUR NAME, SON, CAN NEVER BE ERASED.
IT WAS CLEAN THE DAY YOU TOOK IT, AND A WORTHY NAME TO BEAR.
WHEN HE GOT IT FROM HIS FATHER. THERE WAS NO DISHONOR THERE.
SO MAKE SURE YOU GUARD IT WISELY.
AFTER ALL IS SAID AND DONE,
YOU LL BE GLAD THE NAME IS SPOTLESS. WHEN YOU GIVE IT TO YOUR SON.
H1ndtom1 Plaque hu your family n1m1 engreved above an lnaplratlonal v1rae. Beau·
tlfully lnacrlbed on rich anll!\u1-goldton• platt-lhen mounted on a~· 11 4W walnut flnlafl hardwood pleque • . It• truly• mHnlngful gift for a wor111y ton I Twin hanging
rlnga. lpeclfy fa•UJ 1111111.
O h1t1llJ "'"'' P111tt11 (P·98723) ... 11."
one wlll uae 11 with pride. Thia ~.;;::'Ml;.'lt;•a~~I la a gift lhat 11y1 "I lhlnll
you're lmport1nt1" So order
now 11 11111 lant11llc price
and 1111 one f or your111f.
..... 111•1-11, .. ,, .. ".,. ...... ., .....
0 ~". ~1tofl .. . ..... ([).60914) .... (0.50922)
....... , 011ly ~
I
01,flOIT fllffllOlflATOfll
IN MINUTll with llectrlc Oe-
froaterl Juat plug lnl No nHd
to empty rotrlgorolorl lnfro·rod
hoat reya do tho jobl No chip-
ping, bolllng water! Metal. o o.~ .. ,., 11ee&11 . p.11
DOU•LI YOUA CLOHT IMCI "'""""~ '""' ·~ ,,, "•"• ., ...... , ...... , .. , ,,.. tH .,, .. ,. Ill otoeet. I•· ,.,.. .... , ....... : ....... .. .................. .,.. ..... '*"'"' ... ,., ......... '"'' ......... . 9'1'11, .... lfMI .., ••Hdr•n'1
......... LAtl'" u::.r:-·· ., ............ °'°"' ,...._ ...... irl ............... ~ c-.. ... ..., ..... ~.-..
WHllltt AWAY
OLO ""'""· ~Alt#llH, ltUtr Lii<• A GIANT •1tAUltt
ITfll,. c .. ui n flNllHl l PAITI" l~TTI" THAN ANY "IMOYI ... IVlfli
II• amazing! Light 11 a 1pon90-naw •P•ce·•p• tlrlppor actually • er•M•" old pain & vernlah ... turna II to duall
Roinovta ruat qulckly, •Ith no hard rub· bing I Chipped, cruaty aurt1co1 bocoino •mooth In minute•. With juat llgh1 mo·
tlon. tllouaanda of mlcroacoprc abra·
•lvo point• etrlp furniture, will•, cabl·
not•, botta, grill•. plpH, ttc fut/
Mold• llMlf to the contour of •nr au rt act -moulding a, cornora crtvlcet le~ 0 WoMerHer(0·17,N) ..
??????????????????????????1???
YUi YOU ARE IN THE MIODL.e OF AN EXCITING llYIRRYI
•
flrtt .._,. Ith MYSTlflY OF THE MON!Y If yeur 0td0f It IOt 11 0t lftOl't, '1o1w ""' #II'
e ~11-='1r"'~~y~(',rv'~':Jr"';A~O:r !:11~-:..!' ... ~~"'<~ ':"=:'oi..!: ' wfllcll IM poetMen wlll tllfl"'9r 10 yeu.r 6oOt !he epeclol boa on Ille order '°"" "'°"'·
?????????????????????????????? r--------------------------------------SPENCER GIFTS K-06 SP~ER BLOG. NOW YOU CAii CHAltQE YOUlt OltOHI ATWmC cm, 1.1. 11411 II ellatt lne. Ill In ell lnf-•tlon beto.-e' ...._ ... ai .... Ct1•'9' lo my: MAllTfA CHAl\01
HAMI (flf-ptlnt) Vl&A/8ANKAMt:l\ICAAO
Y SANK CNOIT CAftO HUMBEi\
ITMIT AOOMU 18:
flT. aOX INTUIAlllt NO. (M. C. OM."'
.,., CN10 txr1•n li9litli CITY Y•r
ITATI z" ''"'°"',..
tTOCll "°· NOW llAll• cw ,,..... r.1or •. tm '!. '!"~ TOTAL ......,
0 Jtl Ti:."f.ir-·..--.;,='-'::lr.. 0 NU ii ~1'::'i1':'9"..:.' TOTAL ----· 1 ··1····"·····~ ........ -.._., __
llOITM• OMAAT-,,_ .01'1 ff.GO .... l. ....... _J."_ Awetd~_, t-l ti 7.00 .... Ut ... _., Cll~M, .... lllcl~ ........ ""' l It ... 1.7 ~~~-,.~ 111114'1111i oNr'IM .... = , .. ~ ... l.~ ... 'a Al.II. \. .. .,.,., .,,. ......
.... l it, .... .... ft, ~ ............. , t:: 11t '·I .. :II ...... ·\R~' ~ ........ OMl9. ..,. ... lit 17 ... ~':..,~ .~~ = ...... = .... HAl lt ...... di ........ MINIMUM fl II. .,., 11.0I... ..., ............... ,....,
SPEEDY DEFROSTER OUN
MILTS ICE a SNOW to clHr
car wlnd1lll1ld In 11cond1
with powerful 1tre1m1 of
heated 1lrf Juat plug Into clg1-
ret11 llghler end 1lml Thlck11t
ice, 1now, steam, even sleet
diaappearl No picking & scrap·
lngl No frozen handal lnau·
lated 13 It. cord even reach••
rear wlndow-lnaide or oull
Can't harm glua or p11nt.
Styrene cue; 12V h11t el1·
ment. 6' lg. O O.fro1ter Oun (73437) U .H
DON'T GET STUCK AGAIN IN
SNOW, MUD, SANDI Amazing
Stud Trecks git you out
quickly, 1ullyl No upenaive
herd·to·put·on chaln1. No
crawling under car. Simply
place In front of rear whHll ..
roll right oull Secret'a 10 hard·
1ned stHI 1tud1 Ht Into thick
rubber mats, ribbed tor 1uper
tract ion. GrNt emergency gearl
h t of 2: a· x ie·.
"THll 1e lllMI" CRAYON
TOTI 80X-1'18nd·,1lt1ted
with chlld 'a n1lftll .Clde ..,.
tote • whole oellHtlOfl ol
c,.,_. to echoot 0t tft,,....
to 1r1t1dm1, p1t1, ete. Keep•
'e• from .. ""'' loell lotld •ooc1:n·.._ ........... o era,..,....,.._.,,.,,"
TWIST TO A NEW FIGURE
IN MINUTES A DAVI Here's 1n
EurclM Program thal'a fun-as
It helps trim & tone your whole
bodyl Stand on swlvel·actlon
turntable & enjoy the 11art0ua e•·
erciM-turn on music & It's like
dancing I Amazing rnul....._alst.
hl p1. thighs. calves. cheat.
armal Us1 standing, titting.
witching T V 1e>wo•, bill bear·
Ing & 91HI. booklet incl. (When
atarllng any eaercise progr1m.
bl sure to consult doctor)
O Dteeo SMper (75465) I~
THERMAL GLOVE LINERS
KEEP HANDS ltfAU.Y WARM
-even o n coldeat. sub·zero
winter days! The 11cret 11 the
l1brlc-a 1p1clal llMc1-lln1d
waffle weave thll tr1p1 & hold•
your own body heat In thou·
aands of tiny "1lr pocke11··1
Seils cold out-wermth inl
Just weer under any regular
glov11 or mltt1n11 Washable
white cotton. One elae fits all.
O QloY1Llner1(51813)pr.11.H O Stud Tl'aclll (0-96693) J4.H
AUTO ARM REST 11 A HANDY
HOLD ALLI Ingenious 2·1n·1
Idea-armchair comfort 10 re·
duce driving fatig lj,1 ...
organi zed 1tor1ge to 1nd
car clutter! 3-compartmint
M orocco•graln unit k11p1
driving aeceaaorl11, coin• &
1ungl11111 handy-& tll1r1'1 a
pencil & memo pad Incl.I Top
double• 11 "d11k ... Hi ndle H ·
curH It to 11at; sn1p1 on top to
1 tot11 Bli ck poly. 1s· 11 r . 0 AIM AfWI ..... (23388) ~
RUN YOUR OWN lltAILROADI Mlt1I Trelt1 a1,1
erewn411 iteerlr I ft. el ewltclta"e treck-a
1uper-comp1et, complete model train In every
w1yl Authentic 3"• 11e1m locomollve 1111 tendlr
end bright orange caboo11; e ft. 01-· track and
two switches. No tra111lormere or wlr11-run1
for hours on a 1lnol• battery. back 111ap1 to-
gether ln1tanlly to flt frff dllk tpace-2 ft. •
10~· oblong or 11• circle.
0 laecwtt.e 'ftoalfl (M215) ...•.•.•.• , ••. ~
SAFETY BATHTUB RAIL
HELPS PREVENT DAN·
OIRO'US fALLI a ACCI·
Dl!NTll Sure grip, aturdy rail
glv11llrrn1upport 11 you enter
or leev1 tub. A bl111lng tor the
elderly, con111l11c1nt1, chll·
dren, h1ndlc1pp1d. Rubber·
cu1hloned con1act polnt1 grip
tub llrmly without m1rring or
d1m1glng. No-ruat chrome
plated 1tHI: 1e· long. 0 l•lll Rall (59048) ... 111 ...
eTOH A llRVICI FOR 12 OR I IAfl!LY •.• In
Inch" of 1pacel Fitted r1ck1 kffP e•ery dl1h
e11~to·oet·at-whll1 II glvH you more room In
kitchen eeblnet1! 3 N ctlona hold Nrvtoe for 12
(72 piecftl: 21"' x 1CH1o• • e"·· 2·N ctlon reek, 22"
ll r 11 814", holds Nrvice for 8 (40 plec11). Vlnyl·
coeted llffl wire. O Dtfliterware R11ek
.. nloe fer 11 (48900) ......• ~ MOW tl.H
een1N"9r I (1llown) (48058) ~ llfOW tt.M
,.
COZY KNIT VllT looka hind·
m1de-bu1 It'• really u1y·
care, mac hlne-w11h orion.
Warm I comfortable wllh your
f1vorll1 alack• or over a drffa.
Ribbed 1c1llop trim; 2 patch
pock1t1. lpeclfr 1111111, ..... dW•, •• , ... •tr• ,., ...
0 """ VHt: ..... (P-04718) ....... t11.H Wit"• (P-<M7M) ....... 111.H
•IMll (P-04804) ••..... t1Ut
TlnJ Pltcller-
&-lowl lrl111
wltll 10111-........... ,....,. ................ ,...,
fortHd ltr helld-detltty ......... ~ ... ..,., COftM1ot'I prilet
IW' ltl . a ....... ,...,
111Mft , ..... ..
llllONOORAMMIO
llLT HOLITl!ft
KIEPI PIN &
IYI OLAlll!I
HA NOVI No more
OIHIH loll from
l op pock111
when you bend-
o r l nk·ll1ln1d
1hlr11 P1n1 6
1p1c1 Ill 1nugly
In h1nd1o m1
le1th1r·IOOk
v lnyt 1h11l h ,
g olden lnll1111
mike II dlatlnctly
your1I Flt1 bell•
to 2· lp1cflr
l1tltl1t1. 0 lnlll1t lell
Hol1t1r
(P-81075) 12.tl
MAOAZINI flt,
l!ftl PltlHltVI
IACK lllUl!ll
Hu"y llb1rboerd
binder• n11tly
hold 12 or mor1t
Order Sm f or
R11d1r'1 OtgHI
l lZI, Med , NI·
llonll Geogtepnic.
Lg . Time , X·lg ,
Life
O ••tHlfte
filer I~
'"'· (22822). Med. (221155),
L9. (22871)
[] 1!11r1 L1r9e
'11ef (22897) ~
THI IUPI" POCKIT KN"ll
,. ... , "lwtu An11y Offtffr" 0.-
11111. 8pecl ally 1nglnured to
"'"' all kind• of •m•rv•nclff. lo
lftuch In one knife' Two blldH,
oan opener. bottle 01>ener I 1Crtw·
drtver. cort11er-. •1ood 11w. flah
ecaler I hOOk dllfClro•r. nell fll1,
eclNlbra. ewll lde11 olft fOf flah•r·
....,,, CM!pera, ICOUta. a~·: 9'aln·
IH• 1teet. (,or Mono9r1111med
"""• ..... a IMM•••·> 0 .. ,_, PMllet IC""9: ,.....,,,..., .............. ., ... ...... ...,,, .. .,..,,,, .... ..
MAQNlflCINT MIOITl!ltltANIAN DICOltATOlt
IHILfl 811utlly a lull 511. of w1ll 1p1cel Turned 1plndle
dow1l11rlchly·gr1ln1d 1helv11: grecelul point ed
llnl1l1-thl1 h1nd1om1d1cor11or1h1ll l11up1rbly, 1u·
lhenllcelly 1tyt1d In glowlng w11nut llnlth hardwood .
The perfect HI ting for your i>rlztd ourlo1 & a decorator
hlghtlght for a whOll Walll r hi With IWO 18" l helVH &
two 10~· 1hetvH (ov1r1ll width 25W)
O Me•ettHHltlttetr(73"411) ucht~
"f'llL IANTA'I llAltO"
900« ,, a dellghtful "touch a
Me" 11ory for 1011. Hu pie·
tur" ther c1n r11lly touch I
feef-flufly reindeer fur, aofl
beard, rough brick. etc. 0 TMQ lffll (11521) .. fl:olt
IYl·IAM VtlO.. CUTI OftlY·
ING OLA"ll Helpt ttop tqulnl·
lno : fu1t1bllno for 1un9IHM1.
Cllpa lo oer vleor: fllpt up &
down. LlghHllterlnt orun
pleltlo. tO' • n·. ... 0 1,... ... ,.,..21 .... ~,..
•1tlQHTIN YOUlt COltNl!lt
wMh • cherMlftt Colonlel herd·
wood ahelll 3 prelly 111111how
ofl your f111orlle flgurln11.
photo•. pl1n11, 11c Perl1c1 10
tpark 1 h1rd·to-d1cora11 cor-
ner. Cr1l11d wllh E1rly Amer·
lc1n ll1lr, II hu graceful 1urn1d
1plndl1 dlvld111 & knob1:
mellow maple flnlth. 1e~· hi
M1111 hang rlngt
O Corner lhllf (95745) t~
\.
SPRING SUPPORTS RE·
PLACE IED SLATll Why put
up wflh broken. squeeky slats:
modnoght crashes to the floor!
Our steel supports eliminate
bed slats. Hold up lo 1.000 lb1.
Installs easily, permanently.
1ust hook over sode r1ll1 Avail·
able for •ood tremes (up to r
thick) Of metal I,.,._ (up to 1'11
O Set of I Support• for:
Wood-Fr••• (0·02402) S4.H
Met1t-Fran11 (0·02444) M .H
AIA·TITE EXHAUST·FAN CA'
HELPS SAYE FUEL COITll
Snap-on-snap-ott Cap ends
drafts that shoot Into kitchen.
Cuts fuel bllla by preventing
louof heat In thewlnt•r ..• air·
conditioned •Ir In 1ummer.
Magnets attach It. Removea In·
stanttyJo JJ.lrn .on_lJln. tit IP•
keep kitchen tree from dual:
dirt. Saves energy ; money!
White plastic. To Order: maa·
sure diam. of grillwork on fan.
O 10'/ .. Fin Cap (5369') S2.4t
0 121/ .. fin Cap (53702) H .H
'111 f•!llt• I, T I Qllt!I £
MIUCU aaYCMAI• llQHTI
Micro-electronic cell reoener·
&tel lt8 power. A1w1,.llfM9-
fD ftftd I Dyflole In the dlfk-
Whlle llMP'no lctya llandyl
O IC9rLllM C411,,_. ••..•. ..-"ow"'
MAGNETIC WINDSHIELD tCE·
PROTECTOR . Just lay 11 on at
night and windshield 1tay1
clear! Next morn haavoeat
snow & Ice llip ott woth 1t• No
scraping. sweeping! On & ott
with one hand magneta at
top & bottom grip hood & root•
Saves work. worry. time Heavy
plastic: jumbo 7 ft size (Get 1n
extra tor raar window)
O DeluH Fllp G111rd
(63677) ·~
TIRE CLEATS BITE INTO
SNOW & ICE WITH A TANK·
TOUGH GRIP! Slip them
qulckly & easily onto your tlrH
for the lnst•nt traction you
nffd to drive out o f the tough·
111 let & snow conditions.
Hardened steel cfaata work Ilk•
tenk treads, not like chains.
Won't 1llp or breek. No digging,
getting atuck I Be re1dy for any
emergency with these!
0 Ttre Cl11t1 lit
(0·48298) let of 2 ...... S~
INllDE·OUTllDE AIR CON·
MOVE HEAVIHT llURNITURE, DITIONER COYEAI . Two HP·
APPLIANCEIEffORTLEllLY arete wlnter-guud covert!
with on .. Touch Gliders. Enda One shields unit from storm·
etruggllng to rearrange luml· l't••IRTJ' llWINQ leat wHtheroutslde. The other
ture: clHn behind sofaa, beda, •AC'Rt•a ••••••• II•••, protects Inside ol your home
refrlgeretora. etc. lnatsll In-l•I RI 0.. _.... ,.1111 .. "'• from drelts. dirt, dampneul
etently-rubber Iopa stick to •Mfte MJ''tt MeMe 1 drMI u Heevy·geuge vinyl exterior
legs of furniture or corner• of ltewort; .._.. M tMy h•no. aheds ••ler: real1t1 coldeat
1ppll1ncea. Nickel-coated bot· Tmllort lllP"•lrt 019 furnl· cold I Strong el11tlc b1nd1 H ·
tom a glide over cerpet, llno-IU.., Plllllc: Mlel Plflt . n... 1ur11nug fit for 1ny alre lock·
leum, wood. 2" diem. let of 4. .... 1111'Hdlr. fttreect Incl. 1tltched for extra durabllltyl O On•Tou~ QNd1r1 l1t 0 Air Conditioner Cower •et
(049320) . . . . . • • •..• -~ 0 ... t74111) • • .n... (7~085) ................ 11.H
PORTAILE QARAOl!-IH IQUARE nn1 NOWI DRAW LIKE A PROFElllONA\.l IT'I
Complete protection for Hr or Met lfl,.....,.11 IAIY WITH Mf'OIC ART CO~ERI A1t>roduc1
Gigantic 12 ft. x ~5 ft. th Ht 11wa1 c••!'fet• taworlte photoe •.. drew your friend• from Ille ..•
cower1111 Ourable, weatherproof polyethylene. •ketch beeutlful l1nd1c9J111. If you can trace.
Helvy Strength co11er hu 811 .. down·tlgllt grom· you can do Ill Ju1t look thru magic copier; bullt·
mete. Oelultl, 12 ft. • 111 ft. la doubl1·1trength In mirror reflect• 1ublect on your paper. Then
pfu tlc. cuetom-contour: enug·flt etutlc edging. elmply follow 1111 tmage wltb your pencil. It .. tll.S O ....... ,....... Car C.W.r (ltH4) . . . . ...... 1lmplel Complett lnttruct1on1 Included. Blectl O HHYJ ,.,..,.._Car Cofff (Ot08t) .•• .11.H metll a plutlc: t W Ill. 0 DetltH ........... Car C.... (8-t1U 3) 111.11 0 ..... Aft c.ter (9'513) •••••.••••••. fM!t.
ONLY 99c EACH
Mien ,.,., bUy MY 4 or morel
f1 to a epoone.,.. aue Heh.)
o -....i Dt .. a, .....
(41111) H."
A IT"INQ O' IUNNY VIQETA8L!I •
1dd11 •I
d11iclou1
1pl11h of
color on 1
kitchen w1111
Onlon1,
gerllc.
PIPptrt &
th1 llk1 on
brelded rope
give•
chermlng
air of the
"old·country"
-wher1
g1rd1n
produce le
1tlll ttnott9d
& drlff by
t~llHrth.
DMhlng In
dlnlnt room
••• Of h1n9lrtg
from rafttrt, a-.. Utt
"'"''''· litetlllt
Pl•lo. 20" 19. o-... .. ¥ ...... .
(N41t) ........ ..
... : ............. 9'1l-::'4i'4irl .. ;.,.---~~
A HUTTI" O'
L"f·llZI CA"· DINALI In fiery
r1dl Alight on
trtt, Wflllh,
0 1nt1rpl 1 c 1 I
R111 l11ther1:
downy bod In t
ht of 4. 4• lg.
O C1rdln1t1
(0·45203) ·~
'""·"llllTANT •• ,. dHlgntd to I Ut·
vlv1 1ny hom1 or bulldlng llrel F11ture1
doubl1-w1ll1d ltfff conetructlon. Protect•
v1tu1bt1 p1pera, money. 1tock1 a bond1,
ln1ur1nce & f1mt1r record•, birth certlfl·
c1t11, etc. Full length hinge; b1rrel lock
with key. Handy handle. 13\la" a'"'"· 0 ., .... .,_ .... : ...... (11522) ••. 11 •• " O Lar11llte~r111. (M&30) ...... 914."
~-------
'ITITI ADO"A·
llLLU A"I "IALLY ••&.&.•t 2 IWNI blaque porc1f1ln MIHH ...
awing thei r ruffled
tklrta & they tlnklt
prellllyl Choo11
charming Southern
81111 with picture hit
& PlrHol Or prec1ou1
Country LIU Cltlll·
Ing 1 cuddly kl tt1n
H1nd·p1lnt1d In 1011
PHltll About 4•
O Countrr Adore·
81111 (20778) 12.H
O loutllern Adort·
• .... (20784) .12."
A Pr1tio•1 Mntt1t1rj of Y 11lny1• ..•
GeNUINE ANnQUeD
Porcelain Doll
DQUlllT!LY HANDPAIN'ftD
AUTHEN!!S~Y COITUllED A r\ft.L 1r TALL
MNtoure-•t old·f•hlonedglrl ... 1doll10
helrloom-chermlng •h• Hema to hive 1t1p-
ped atrelght from Orenny'a ettlc trunk! Her
lovely tee• 11 dellcetety hendpelnted. Heed,
arm• a .. ,, ere real, tine cllln.-j111t Ilk• the
doll• Grandma loved a1 • glrll H11gg1bl1
1t11rt1d cloth body. DrHHd In proper Vic-
torian f•hlon .•• ell ruttl" end rlbt>ona, eel·
lco a ~rew hit etop lier eunny cul1el
Beeutlful workmenehlp; 111thenllc detall.
The lllghllght of any collectlonl tr 1111. For
perfect dlspley-wttlte metal eland llae ad·
1111t1ble 11111 that hold• doll'a welet. 0 ~ ...... .,... (15171) •.........• ~
Q Dl.,e.y ... .-(MC ...... , (7M 57) ti.tit
,.HONALIZIO "TALKING" ANIMAL eOOK
h .. chlld'I name on CO¥ett Prell paget-klde
09t 1 kick out of "down-on·th•ferm" etory a
NEW SEE-TitRU AOOREll LABELS let good
looks of your wrlllng peper & envelopes show
prettily thru. Match eny color 1tatlonery. Your
name & 1ddre11 are printed In bl1ck lettera on
the tran1parent label1. Sell-edhealve-ju1t
peel olf & pre11 onl Roll ot HO l1bel1 l peclty
nelfte, full eddr•11 a &Ip ••• 3 lln••· 0 lee-Tl1ru Label• (0. 79137)
1nlmel talkl r 11 5W ............ .
O Ta•.-.-(P.117441 ... : ............. ~., ..... ...
IHOW OFF
ltRECIOUI ICHOOL
ltHOTOI FOR EACH
YEAR fro• kl"dtr·
t•rten """ h l 9h echool 9r1du1Uon
-In one h1nd1ome
fremel Met b oerd
frame 111 1 rich
brown border: gllt·
edged ovel op en ·
Inga on wlllle beck·
g round Cen ter
opening 11 4' x 2~',
1mell ov1 l1. 2· a 1v.· Flt1 at1nderd
11' x 14· frame-or
d l1pl1y on eeael
beck or hang loop.
O Orowh19·Vt
Fr11111 (591961 11':'tt
INITANTLY TUltN A eMI
eULa INTO A CltYITALr
altlQHT CHANDIUlltl No
t ool1! No wi rin g! Slm ply
1cr1w It In with the bulbl
Tiera o f denllng prl11111
tight 1 room with the eplen·
dor o f cu t cry1tal-y1t
t he y're u nb reakable
ecryllcl 2-tler: r diam •• r
lg. ~tier: tOW diam.• tr 19. 0 Cfy..., •s ..... Clli1R•1l1r
..,.. (l4011) ....... tf. 1-n., (l404I) ......... .
COLORFUL ITACK llNI ADO INSTANT,
ORQANIZl!D ITORAOE SPACE where
you need ltl Smart modular unlt1 hold
everything from vegeteblea In kitchen to
toy1 In kld'a room; tow1l1 In bath; odd1 &
1nd11nypt1cel Steck to flt 1p1c1I B11ket
dt1lgn leta air clrcut111. Sturdy poly In 4
deco rator colora. 1~· • IN' x 3". O .. aoklltte a1n ........... hell ta.ff
Cttocolate {S-78022) V.llow (5·78055)
Ore,.. (S·78083) Ofeen (S-78089)
CLOUO.SOFT CU .. LERS MAKE
SLEEPING HEAVE.NLY wfllle JOU
getebeeutlfutNtJ No more pins.
chps. l\ard rollers lo dig Into your
sc1lp! Cushiony curlers ire
covered with smooth l1bric-&
fasten with soil all·labroc 11b1'
Set hair In eny style from c1·
sue I to curly-& sleep comfort·
ably! Gentle to heir-& you I
O Cushion Curler Set
(0·9225-4) Set of 24 . ·~
NO MORE MISHAPS IN THE
IATHTUll Protect Invalids &
elderly folks from dengerous
falls & sltps. Sturdy Tub-Seat
otfeTS sale sit-down comtort-
no bending. Form grip h1ndles
• ease getting in & out. Alao ends
back strain while bathing chit·
dren. No-1k1d rubber feet. Ad·
justs to 4 l'lelghts. White enam·
eled steel. Fiia 111 tuba. 0 Sefety 1'11>-SHt
(0·06007) . . . . . . . . . . .$14.H
A.DD AN EXTRA "WALL,.TO·
WALL'' SHl!LF ••• ANYWHl!Rl!I
Adju1t1ble 1h11f divider• txp1nd
lrom 14• to 25• wide ... flt "will·
to-will" in 1tmoat any c1binet or
closet. Doubles kitchen atoraoe
1rt1. UMa wuted 1p1<:11 1bov1
dishes, Jere & cens, potsl Dou-
bles closet s~lf apace for ahoes.
baga. hata. etcl StHI; 8" Ill. 0 ltretcll Sii•" (~) u .tt
2roronly11.N
T .. IM lOUOHHT NAILi WITH
IAHI &uper•atrong I CIHOrl
end etruggllng to cul thick or
Ingrown toen1ll1I Long 1h1nk
9'"9 leWt8fl to cut 1111rpty a
cleenly. 11111: 4tl•. c ... Incl. 0 T" .... HR (42983) fl ...
MOT tOX WA .. M COLD nn In
lcnMlt temcter1turetl Hot &ox
111¥1 1mailn9 1111t-ret1lnlng
alllllty. 011 llted nylon w ith
c11cron fill Outdoora w11r In
boot•: lndoore, 1tone. W11fl.
lbt9. Im tor wOfllen: lg .. men. 0 ••. " ..... (31500) •):tit 0 .... Met ... (~1529) O:tt
DON'T SUFFER TIGHT SHOE
PAIN from c rimped feet,
pinched corns & bunlona!
Stretch shoes to "custom lit'
w i th profes51on11 qu ality
Stretcher! 2 nylon attachments
spot-stretch shoe et e•ecl
points of corns or bun1ol'1 Fits
right or left shoe
O Siio• Suetcller ee. SS.It
Men'e: 7D to 11A (56523).
108 to 141 (56531)
Women._: 51 to IA (56549).
II to 11A (56556)
"Tiie Mane"-FAIULOUS
COMl/8ARRETTE CREATES
20 B EAUTY PARLOR HAIR
STYLES ln1tenUyl Imagine
glamorou1 .... Ion perfect" heir·
do• al hom111 Simply clip "The
Men•" into hair & 1werl Into 1
French twist. rom1nhc curl1: 1
long. flowing lell-20 or more
profess1on1l-look1ng. 1ns11nt
atylesl FREE atep-by-step etyl·
ing book incl Lexene; 7\.'i•.
0 "Tll.-Mene" (25320) I~
HANDSOME WOODO .. AIN
SHOE CHEST HOLDS UP TO t
PAl .. S OF SHOES! K11p1 loot·
wear neetty org1nlzed In II HP-
arett compartments-con-
serves clo11t apace I And-rug·
ged fiberboard Ch11t has rich
welnut look-eo 11tr1ctiv1 any-
wh1r1t Protect• 1ho11 from
duat & grime. Terrific, too. for
clothea, eewlng. worlcehop.
toy•. etc. 26'1• x 13114 x 12~1.·. O llloe Clleal (S-684114) 17.M
LIFITlMI! ADDRlll IOOKl-etway1 up to dett
without crossing ovt a equeetlng Int To change.
simply pull ovl old affp & ln11rt new on. Into loo.-
leaf rings I Names are alwaya In order a A to z tab•
locet• them 1n1t1nttyl Incl. 100 perforated •llpa.
Bleck leethefette COiiet.
TIN YEA" LIGHT BULB ... Gual'entHd to burn
brightly for 10 lull yeara or we'll replace it with·
out charge! ~ec:lalon made, laboratory !Hiedi
Cuti h19h repteoement coata. trequenl changing I
0 TettYeer8wlt.;21W(40501) .... W (40511):MW (40~27); 71W (40635); 1MW 140~) ... le. 'Mc
O ,,.__. .,.. .. a..ei: r • &" (74104) "·" 0 M '9ftet ...._. Reft"9 (74112) .•.••.•.. TIC o .,...._ •-... ..... : r • 1~· 1u120) u .M
0 1MDeMllMel ........ (741M) ......... ...
HW •ft MW l!llf I ... , .. ~ ........ .,.. ......... '-. .................... 11t M Ml IM IMI ::. =-~.'";. HM IMI I• IM IM m Ut IH 117' 1711
·~-.........
WIRILIH LIGHT PIXTU•ll
UM In attics, stairwell.
under •t•lra. garage •..
WHEREVER EXTRA LIGHT· 18 NEEDEDI No
""d for expenalw• wir-
ing! Bltteryo-run tight fix-ture la a anap to Install; lust attach to wall or call-ng-no plugs. outlata, cords. Handy emergency
llght when electric po-r fallat UNa batterln avail-
able anr;:here. 5• diam.
fd:';:, -~~~.·-~.~~
QI" WRAPPING II A
"INAP" WITH BAG·
ITll Odd·ahap11. toy1,
goodl11. etc. are be•u·
tlfully wrapped 11 • pull
of drew airing! Heavy·
duty; double·llned. let
of 10: 8~·-1ow hi.
0 •e1-ft1
f()-04424) ....•... 11.11
HANOIOME I AFEGUAAO
FOR YOUR MONE YI Keep It In a
Monogrammed Money Belt-In
claulc 1v.-w1dlh or bold new
1~-1 Both genuine leather to
spark hla 11tlre w1111e aecret zip-
per pocket hold• currency! 2 or
3 engr1ved 1nltl1l1, brown with
golden buckle or black with ail·
vertone. State elza (21 to 44);
lnltlala a color. O Money Batt
Regular (P-48581) ...... 13."llii..
Wida (P-48579) . .S4.H,..
LIFEllZI! WINKING IANTA DOORMAN HAI MAGIC
EYEll Jolly 5 It. tall old St. Nick waves 1 cheertul "H1"
to alll The lrlandllt1t "Doorman" In townl Person·
1llzed, he proudly dl1play1your family name on his b1g
of gilts. Colorful. tecquered paperboard.
O Senta Ooorlftln: Plain (51292) .11.41
,.,aonallud-St1te name. (P-51300) . . . . .11.H
~:!:!~~~~Sl~l8)w1~~.mu~~l:~~~~~~~.~t~.~~~1.1~~t1~~
TAY AIA-CONDITIONID
IWIATIA DAYINOI
Unique dryer hold•
1we1ter high up ebove
surface eo air clrculat11
around & thru It. Poly11ter
muh for fut alr-0011-
......... drying. Blockl,
too. Aeoular, w aq. Do-
1uxo2r x W for d<M1or2 ... 11.n. Fold• flat.
O lwoetorDfror
.....,_,(13311) ... U.M
REVOLVING IALl.AOOM
LIGHT FILLS A ROOM
WITtt KALllDOICOPI
COLOR 6 the 1t1rdu1t
mood of 1 fabulou1 "30'1"
ballroom! Turn on the
lamp: turn off the llght•-
thrlll to • scene of vl1ual
enchantment! Aa lamp
warm1, color prl1m within
~gin• to 1lowly rotata-
caatlng shimmering rain·
bow pattarn1 on celling,
wall1, floor! Romantic for
denclng, enterlelnlng. 5¥1"
hi; styrene. 0 81llroo111 U ... t
(71894) ........... 11.n
.__ ..... _.Do .. •• (3'545) •.•. U .M
IWINOINO CAIT IRON WIUL IRACtllT ADOI VIC-
TORIAN CHARM to warm up any doc:or-1 delightful
wa~ to dl1play tralllng grMnl, brlgl'tt vloleta, flo-ra,
Potted plant1I Oramatlze a well or droM up a window.
Order • pair lo frame 1 mirror or flreplacol Swlvel It
left or rf9hl. Alllltentlc tlt0'1 etyle l11orna• blacllc•l
lrOft; mount Incl .... di•"'· bowl; arm olltollda '""· (Plenter not lftol,)
o ~ ... ,.. .. 1011n, ........ .-. ........ ,
GREEK F1SHERMAN'I CAP . the rul thing!
Now In three d11hlng cotor/f1brlc combine·
tlon1 to top off whllever he'1 wearing! Blick
wool or blue denim. both with red lining: or
crl1p white, with white lining All handsomely
trimmed with allken ribbon 6 braid. Specify
1111., -d ........... .
O '11lter111en Cap: llacll (P-87814) . ~ O '111tar1Hn Cap: llue (P-87882) · .... 0 '1alteriHn Cap: Wltlte (P-78000) .I
OVlf•· THl·DOO" IHOI! "ACK
O"QANIZll 21 f'Al"I 0,
I HOll In 1p1ce th1t ordln1rlly
goe1 to wutel Her•'• lnatant
atorage tor your whole ahoe
w1rdrobel 0.luH platad met1t
rack 11tp1 a111ly over door. Ho
ln1tallatlon· can 't Interfere
wl.th oto1lngl Ho·mar pt11tlc
tlp1. W 11 23" 11 ~·. Regular
Door Reck se• J1 23· J1 &*• hold1
111 p1lr1 ol 1hoH.
0 0.tr-Tlle·Dffr lllM "•ck
..... ., (S-01431 SfMt HW $11."
hint ($-4U~I S""4t HW SU."
"OTA"Y IHA"'IENIE" f'UTI A
LIKl -NIW IDOi! Oft your
1llaver for aMootller, falter
1llav11I End1 co1tly replace-
m1nt1I Prect1lon honer 1llp1
over 1h1vtng hHd. In Mcond1,
razor'• Ilk• newt Flt1 any rotary. O "oto·lllarp (911448) .. I~
....... ......... ...... ........ , .... SELECTOOL .... Sharpen• Moat Every
1Jpe of Bl•del
Cuti Gia• Tool
Sharpen 111 your tool• juat 11 Ileen• you II Ire-kitchen llnlvn
& 1ol11ore: 1ht1th I pooll•I knlve1; UH, 1h11r1, hoe•& other
g1rdan 10011-even hefty l1wn mow1r blldH. 4 dlllerant
guldH give proper 1n911 I bevel for llk.a·n-1h1rpna11 to
dull 100111 H1rd1n1d and wh"I m1kn gl111 cuulng INmRlll
Terrific for home, 1hop, g1r1911 Auggad metal lhtrpe,,.,. In
tough plllllO h1ndl1. ln1tructlon1 Incl. t\o\•.
0 lt ... TMl(1112&) •..........•••......••.... ti."
Dll,LAY ICHOOL f'HOTOI IN
A ICHOO&,,HOUllE '"AMII
12 window• ahow olf & protect
p11oto1 lrom tit grade thru
high achooll H1ng1 to crHt• a
"growing up" gallery! Colorful
llt>erboerd; 13Yt. hi.
O lcllool 'r•M• (414511) SJ.It
nON WlllDOW DttAPTI IM
MlllUTlll WHl"•r•lflp wit" '°"' flnterUpl kit. pllebl• tHll&f~ ffff ,, ..... lnle ,... .............. .., ...... ............. rto..--..... .............. ., ... ..,.. .... .. ,.,., ....... "., .. ,., , ..
lllWll tlMntr. Woft1 orHll or ...... ._ ............. ........ .,.... ...... , ... a .............. ......
KNIH WA,.Ml"I give amazing
warmth In coldHI weather! Flt
1nugly around cold·11n1111v1
kn11 Ideal under 1klrt1 a
11ackll 100"'-zephyr wool
O Knee W.rM•r• fer:
W0Me1t C"lt.) (20388) . U .H
Miii (lhtra·alll) (203H) 13.H
TMI "-Afftlll• TUMAN-..., ... ""_,....., ...... o
'"---""' ..,. I ...., "" """ ...._ II .._,. '°" leoll·
.... ~-lttnl ""*" ..... ,.,,.. . .....,, """ ... ..,.....
Oftoft-fl ...... '°" ......... , o.. ...... ... 0 0.....,.... ........... .
lfnr (Olt44): ••• ~, .. ., • ..... , ... :...., ,
YOU" OWN ft"INTINQ ll!TI 3 complete 1lphabet1, num·
t>ert, 1ymbol1-t 07 cllerac·
1tre-plu11tamp1. Ink p1d.
1we11eral Pereonallze cllecll1,
t>o o ka . print 1l gn1, ttc
Pocktt-alze
0 ,rl1tt ••• (1313el .. ~ --Ill "UCM ...... CONTROL PANTY
IMlr ... 119111 M a wtlilpef ••. .,., """'' .,,.... ,...., ..,,.,
So luther fight & 1ht1r you'll
forg11 you're w11rlng Ill Yet It
1hap11, flat11n1 with fl1tt1rlng
rHult1I White nylon/1pand ..
O Co1ttrol '-"'' l.... Sa/llMI 1&111' .., u1K01 mm1 n .n
... 13190 ) U7U2) $4.0
11tc• m11t1 cmm M.M
BATHE, SOAK, SHOWER IN • .. ,.._
CLOUO·SOFT COMFORT I • ~ ..
For t>ll11ful comfort plu1 non·l llp 11f1ty-• 1• ~
toften your tut> with Offp fluffy lo1ml No h1rd, cold
1urf1cnl "Lit back on 1 cloud"-wllh Tub Piiiow to credit held
I 1hould1,. .. T'ub Mattre11 to cu1hlon body 11you111 'n1oak l Or
1tep lu11urlou1ly onto thick Shower Auo (with pre-cut dr1lnhole).
All non·•llargenlo: mlldew a odor r11l1t1nt. Machine w11h I dry 0 aat11 ,..._ (11• I 12'1 . . . . . . . .. 11. ~NOW M.M
..... (ttol4) .... _ (19011)
0 • ..._., ._ .. (14' 94·) .. "· .........••.. 11. ~NOW 14.M
.,_ (2M01) ,.. .... C2M78)
0 M Mltlflll tfr 111"1 ............. e1. ~NOW 11.M
a1 .. (25700) ,...._ (257MI
CATCH HAIR TfUM CLlft·
ftlNOl-No meHy clHn·ups;
Itchy heir down beck I Snep·on
vlnyl cover-up hH flexible rim
to hold helrcllpplngs. Greet for
perm•. tinting. Adjustable. 0 Trllll Trer (23287) ... ·~
HANO 12 SHllHS IN I '
CLOSET IPACE-wilhout
crushing or wrlnkllngl Jyst
hook ceddy over rod a heng
clothing on 11011. Teper-design
avoids wrlnkllng. Steel. 11· wd.
0 Shirt Ceddy (69708) .. ~
NOW ••• HANG I PAIR8 OP
IUCKI ON O .. a MAleG•I Gel•
""'" more clotfllnt tn C"9 ..... clOMt ap1ce-& end...,_,,._,.,
tlte 1t1ck1 you wantl ._,..,I-rod
Sllk·".aka ll•ep Plftll •Ul.
wrlnkle free. PIMtlo '"..TV
""'' allppln9, Cut¥N. ..., enda flold belt•. ,,.., O..,._,
lft•ttl. Deluxe "'°"' "• ...... ovt rode for txtrt e•m a .... wcmm ... .... 0 ..._ ._. llllffl ftlll 1U1
ADJUITAILE Hl·LOW TV
POLE hold• your. portable at
the viewing level moat col'I)·
lorteble for youl (High poal·
tlon'a greet lor wetchlng ln
bed I) Swivel• to the engle you
like. Sevea space, too-no
nHd for tabie or atend f Euy to
lnetell, bran ·flni1h pole hes
1prlng tension rad et top; ad·
ju1t1 to any celling height up to
8YI '1. Holdt all H ie to 21" hi. 0 TV '-le (S-08948) .. 111.ff
OROANIZI A\.L YOUR WRAftl a IAOS IN INCHHI So hendy,
leftover1 & lunch11 prectlcelly
wrap themHlv11f Tidy rack
Illes all kitchen paper 1uppll11
In 011e hendy epot ... wu
paper, loll. pl11tlc wrap In HP·
arete compartment1-lunch &
grocery beti• In apeclel pock·
et. Vinyl-coated ltffl wire; 11"
x 13·. Mount1 under 1lnk, on
door, well.
O Wrape Tldr (011on ..• 1.n
HYl>ltG·NDt A"I "WAT&R HDI" PO• TIRID, ACMl-.0 PllTl Nnet .... 1 Mtf
floor u11d1rloot 1911111 Amulttg lttto ...
h••• Mllff-ln OU.hlOn• Of...., .........
every atepl You tlteflltJ ..,. on a led Of
water that lftolda 1 ... tt to your r.ot wta. every mov1m1nt. lllp '" 1"°91; fNf •• ut1ou1 "plllow1M flllp ... ,.......,. et
ltl'"'lfll, Wllflfftt, ,~.......,
0 "'*9-f'M•; -....... .... ..... .. .. ..
... p.a)(tMltl I& CMt la MM.~11t '4003) llM.(Nt
L.f.(1Mlt(=, ....... tlt(=t
'·
I
• Glant10ft. Long Electric Santa & Reindeer!
I
A HAPPY. WAVINO IANTA •••••••
CLAUI , alelgh, and hie elgh
relndHr ell Ill up In 3 dlmen
alonl Specleculer ornemen
add• • fullv• Yuletide glo
eny..,here lawn, rooftop.
porch, IC•OH the gerage
door. Heevy we•lherproof
plullc. 15\lt' high Extend• /.:l!M••I
10 II. lrom end 10 end. Use yu
•lier yeer, Complet• wi th bulbf , metal reflec1or1.
outdoor cord, alaku 10 anchor In ground 110V.
0 Lawn let (5·10025) . . . . . ........ : ... 114.tt
NEVEA WAITE ANOTHER AE·
TUAN AOOAl!Sll Here 11000
gummed libels ..,Ith your name &
full address Ju11 wet & allck Fol'
ell 11etoonery. book1. check•. rec·
orda White wllh 1h1rp black print
Specify n1me, 1ddren a rip (J
llnu). Ol1pen1er 1tore1 l•b•la "
d11pen1ea 1hem one·ll·•·lime,
Brighi d1l1y molll, 3~·
O 1000 L1bel1 (0·89235) . I .
0 Libel Ol1penHr (35885) I~
' ,. . " '.!
-~--/ , ~ ; i
J
Hewe ICl411 llUll'I ... Alrl lrlght,
Dou11cy blow·up fu11chalrt with au1111y.
funny fK .. -1 ctllld'a own n•-1 t<ldl IOYI • .,,., Mom•
10111 tt11m too, '""'" tlley're touoll wtnyl tll•t tall•
plenty of rovtfl & tumttte: _.,.. cteen a deftatet for ltof-.,., Colorf111l for a llM141'1 rOHt, TY.,,lewlnf a In aum-. '"°"·pool or patto. About 1r. tr ...... , ....... O ....._, Qaelr1 ..... (,_...n); OWt (NINO). eat (Nllll): D-. (ft..el017) ... .. .. • • • .. .. .._
ET A
FREE
6/FT
(WITH OltOElt °' .. Olt tlOltEJ
IH OUA FABULOUS CHRISTMAS SALE!
YES. There 11 mOf!e'I' lo wlnl (Th• IWMpell kll entrv below 1111y win ~ sso.000.0011 And 1herw'1 mon.y 10 uw. (Yov can uw up lo
60,., In our fabulou1 Cllrlatm• 8 1ltl) And you gel 1 l'REE MYSTERY OtFT If your ore!« 11 15
or "'°"· So 111rt rwlldlno ttll1 value~ec:Md c8t1l09 now! O 117', Spencer 01111, Inc.
II 11111 1nlry 11 Super PrlH Winner
P:JMT~~&0,000 HCTI
TO :~ .................. .....-.....-............................................................... _~ NAME (l"lelM Print)
AUTI40fll1UO e1•N.A TUM
rv WEEK OCTOBER 21. 1979
--ORANGE COUNTY __________ ......,.
CAR BUYERS GUIDE
...._ ______ AND SERVICE DIRECTDRv-r
BMW
IOI Mel.ARENS IMW
At Beach Blvd & Wh1tt1er
La Habra -522-533 3
CADILLAC
HAIERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540.9100
DATSUN
IARWICK DA TSUM
33375 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
lll·ll15-4tJ-U75
LINCOLN-MERCURY
JOHMSOH & SOH
UMCOLM-MlllCUIY
2626 Harbor -Blvd.
Cos1a Mesa -540-5410
PORSCHE-AUDI
CHICIC IYllSOH, -.C.
«5 E. Coast Hwy.
NewPort Beach -6 7J.Oto0
llU YAM
POISCMl-AUDt
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
6J6-UH r-
CRIVIH MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa A na -135-3171
CHEVROLET
COHHELL CHEVROLET
2800 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -546-1200
FORD
PHIL LONG FORD
43 Auto Center Onve
lrvine -761-5111
UHIYBSITT OlOSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-t640
DAILY PILOT
VOLKSWAGEN
JIM MUJMO
VOUCSWAGIN
18711 Beach B lvd ..
Hunt. Beach -142-2000
GAl°'"MOVI
VOUCSWAMH
13731 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
U4-4100
llOY CARVH IMW
1 540 Jamboree Road
Newport Beach -640.6444
SADDLHACK IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo
831-2040 -495.4949
OLDSMOBILE
UMIVEISITY OlDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-t640
TOYOTA
UILI Itel TOY OT A
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -64'-tlOJ
VOLVO
IAILI ID VOLVO
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -646-tlOJ
----;. .........
SUNDAY. OCTOIU 21
10:00 .2, 3t Pro footban lh, Oa~land RM-.s al lh• Ii•,. Yn•I •'1
10:30 0 a 11 Nfl Today
11:00 U 8 12. 17 Pro football l t Pu•\ f .re 1, •' I • 61 ... ,\
12:00 so lltbrash football
12:JO D u Nrt '79 at Co11ta1 football ·19
1:00 0 Pro football !hr Uou~to~ OM•· •' •t• '"' t ~•J' , ... f' lt Pro footb1P In~ 'ia~ O•t. h ··~t• •.. ,,. II A • ' 1:30 10 Colltae football '79
3:00 o Coll111 football use 11 N r·• ~.·~.
3:30 U Greatest Sports Ltttndt w,.. ''·' ~ rt imo• h•,,n •" m , ••
!alas abQul ~,. carHr".ind hm• nr t.•ln •hr w • 1 (h.!'nP
W11st11n;r 101 l I 1•a•s
4:00 U 3 Collete Football '79
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1l
li:OO U 3 10 29 Pro football l)""'" R .ncu•, '' '"'' .trnr1 r '•, , 11:00 O Stanford foolball H11hh1hh
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1S
li:OO U 3 10 29 Pro football ~an 0 r~t• l.hi•~.i ~I 0Jol.irc\ li,11ar'
flllOAY, OCTOBER 26
8:00 m 81111 Rodeo Pr~I•··~"""~' '""'~ (O•f'•r• ,,, m 11~11.. '·I .. 11:30 m Rim\' P1rntw
SATURDAY. OCTOBCR 11
9:30 0 3 10 tt Colitlt. foofbl ll lrAm• lo II• illfolltJll• •If
1:00 O 3 10 29 Collttt footblll l·~•w.111 t• '"" ""' ~ 2j '9 SPOrtsWortd
3:00 Jt Notre 01m1 H11hh1hb
3:30 U 8 12 1 T Spo1b S0tt1al H1 "' •' '"I'
4:00 U 8 12 11 Spo<b S11tct1eu111
0 SportsW0<ld lovr•1~• ~I lh• (ha1li)ll• ')1)(1 NA\CAR S1oc1 (11 fl Act
lrom Ch.!11011• NC lh• 1Jn11•~ Stalto. G•mnulK\ I Pd>1•l10n mo,
lOmPthloon lrom llaylon Oh111 And lh• l•n~l hr\l oound m~f(h '" lht
l'itnds ,I 8o•long ho, ll•I .1 1'•41
S:OO U Nfl wmt ol the Wee~
6:00 U Tllri Is tht Nfl
3 NFL &.tmt ol the Wu\
11:00 U Collt1e foolbd fh, W4'h•nrh111 llus~1t\ 11 lht ll(lA Bruon'
0 Collttt f OO!ball '79
SUNDAY, OCTOICR 11
i:OO til "Pipp1 °" tht lh1n" (adv) /1 ln1er N1luon CIJ ''Tiit fll Story" (dr1) '14 Robert fo1worlh ~ay I tn1
7:00 G» "Jugttnaut" (Su~I 1• Omar Sharol Anlhony Hopkins 9:00 U 131 0) !2t "lhrmno" (d1a) /q lony In 81anro Btllnda
Mon1eom,ry Vincent Gardenia Mochael 0·1111a Mocn.itl P11a~1
MOllOAY, OCTOIU 22
1:00 ti1 "Hou• on 'retn1pple Road" (my\) 10 Ch11s1ophi1 GP<l•X'
O ''T,coon" (dra) 41 JoM Wayne. la131nt Day
Q) (jiJ "The Teacher's Ptl" (com) S8 Clark C1blt Oo11~ D~y
9:00 D t2j CUl "Alld Bally Maku $tt" (di a) 7q Collttn o,whu•sl
Warren Oates Timothy Hullon ltl•~C'' Coope1 M1ld1td Ounnoc \
10:00 U "Dirty Harry" (dra) /I Chnl b stwood, H411y Guardino
TUESDAY, OCTOIU 2J
1:00 g "Tiit KM!tn" (Mp) 64 let Marvin, AnR" D1ck1nM>n a ''Wllal'S ..._ ~utr (com) 6~ Pelti Seller~ Pelt• O Toole
C1J "C1pt11n Horatio Hontlllowtt" (ad•) ~I C1tt01Y Peck
':00 U <J (l) •fT "MIM 0..r Mvlftr" (mYJ) 79-Deborah flalhn
0 )); (Jl "llJ UllfffCMJ lurs Witll 11tt KU" (dr1J /9 Oo11
Meredith lames W11nwn1n1 Ctdton lames ld laytt• Albtrt Sllm1 WUHICSOAY, OCTOIU 24
1:00 D "IWer • ttie btil" (SllSll) 74-Charlts Bronson. ltll Ireland m "~'• ....,_tlifl" (dra) '63 Htnl} fOllda Mauretn 0 Hau
':00 B l•J llt '1 • .._.Calls" ((Ofll) 78 Walter Mallhau
TltHSDAY. OCTOIO 2S
1!00 e "Gtfllft" (dta) '67 James Clan Katllarint Ross e "TIM Sefttltll Onw" (drl) 64 -W1ll11111 Holden. Susannah YOI\ e "TtYt Ill Ult Mtic" (dtl) '63 Oun Martin Yvtll• M11111tu•
fltOAY, OCTOIU 2t
1:00 • Cl) Ol llfi "Tiit Mlt" (dra) '66 Geora• C Scott
• "If II'• T.-.,, lllll ""'~ .. """'"'" (COlll) 69-Sullnnt P1nhtllt, Mildred N1tw1<k
CD "fllfllllll Stat" (adv) '60-Clvrs Prutsy. 8t1btr1 [den
SATUbAY, otTOIH 27
1:00 . "City lttltttll llM See" (Kl It) 70~Robert W11nt1
• "Call·CMI" (mus) '60 $h11ley M1tl11nt. fr•n~ Sinatra. a:OO 8 Cll lfl 1l "Tiit Slleetltl" (Wt$) '16 John Wayne • "A lllfer ill r.., Cenltr'' (IUIP/ · 1~ PtlllQ M•a••
l:JO . "I""' .. !fie CelllllllealeMr" (dtl) '1~ MtthHI M0<11rt~
I I
I
I I
1 s32s0
I BARGAIN PRICED PAIR! I I I
..... ,
Tv WU.I\ ocrOBE~ :>t 1979
I
ANGEL DUST: THE WACK ATTACK
KABC (C"'nnel 7), 1n to111unctl0fl wrth
tht Watts Hullh found1tion ind fmpalhJ
Productions, Int.. presents a one-hour dow·
dr1m1, wA111el Oust: Tiw Watk ~." lllullday
at lOPM. The speml 1llustratn the temf11n1
tflects of PCP, a dan1erous new 1dd1tion to
the dru1 scene, t0mmonlJ know u "An1el
Dust." A hve 90-minute d1scuuion on the
sub1ecl matter. d1mn1 wl11ch 1 p1nel of
doctors and eiperts on PCP will like pllone
ulls from Channel 1 viewers, 111s at the
toncluSton of lyew1tneu Nein 11 11.JOPM,
one-hill hour 11ter the conclusion ol
the docu-drama.
,...,hp MKhHI Thomu stars 1n the dr1ma
u a happily mar ried man, on the bunk of 1
suuwlul mu11u l ureer, who t11es PCP ind
ends up losin1 h15 lift. Vtrnee Watson plays
his toncerntd wife who helpltuly watchts
him transform from a lun-low1n1, e111n1
husband rnto a m1dman. The chamters ire
symP1thettc, the situations portrayed are
believable ind the chmu of the film where
Ille youn1 man "fruh out" on PCP 1n a
supermarket. and ends up be1n1 killed, 11
terr1fyin1 In ill intensity.
Tiie proeram 11 bawd on a story idea from
John ,.oole and Demetris Johnson. Tiit pro1ect
was brouaht to th• attention of KABC bJ Dr.
Simpkins ol the Watts Hu Ith f ound11Jon, who
worked wrlh Dr. lloland Jefferson, author of
the docu-drama. futured w1th1n tht sptClll is
the popular musical 1roup, The GAP Band,
who also provided all the arranaements lor
lhe show
Smee PCP, on11nally used as an animal
tranquilizer, first emeried u a popular strHI
dru1 several yurs aco. the press has been
hlltd with stones of users 1umpin1 lo tlM11
de1ths from bu1ldin1s. runnin1 in front of
1utomoblles or c011lrontrn1 and attukinc
11med policemen wrth the ir bare hands.
Health otfiaals who wOl'k with lht problem are
fr1(11tentd and frustrated. They simply don't
know how or why lht dru1 affects users 1n the
way 11 does and ther have no wa, to predict
when a cuual user will hnt 1 wrolent
psychotic "Wack Attack." "A111et Dust" -or
"CrystJI" or "Puce Weed" -can transform a
usu on 1 bad t11p into a ni&hlmarilh creature
111th super11uman strtncth, who is seemin&ly
immune lo pain and UP,blt of tt11 most
bizarre, violent and stlfrdtstructivt behavior.
Accordin1 lo the coroner's office, '6
persons died 1n Los An1elts lut JUI with PCI'
rn lheu bloodstream. but most l11formtd
sources SIJ that fi1urt does not even be&in to
include 1ec1dtnts and suicides where PCP
may have been a tontribut1n1 fader. At
Camaullo Stilt Mental Hospital, youths with
1cute PCP rt1ct1ons acc~unttd lor 70 perc1t1t
of the younasters 1dm1tted.
o <l -O 'J . ')() '"J )f)')J))J)))J<J""J'J')O .. ).g
It's like getting a G>
Video Recorder Freel 8
That's right! When you agree to preview video c
cassette movies with us for $9 .. 95 each, the video c
recorder Is yours at no extra cost. C c
j2 FREE B~~~!>~ .• <;ASSETTESj g
Enjoy your favorite
movies In the comfort
of your own hOrnt .................... sav1•1025
,......----...'o
~
Your Choice of these
VCR'a M•on•VO)C.
RCA. Oueser P1n11onlc
422 W. It• St. ll1w.ct Leo'• ant-.ti • Coste Mesa
631 ·4221 • Monday.friday I l·f • S...., 10·3
~Q)OC>OGlQ<OQOQ,atQ()QQ G>QO>QQ(j)Q)QQ()<JUl
MORNING
-5:30-
• D Sll•rite Stlllltttr
8:00 •• II ® ft1IUrtS
())The rn Club D Kt11t11 r..w
()) Sllwill S...lt11 Ga U•l¥tnity of t11t Ail
-6:30-
D S11111J114e
D ~: Tlit Wollltn 01 ll1t
""'"'• w.w 8 ••: M11R4o ltu l Mon • Dtybf••' lA ()) a lllstructlollll "'°'""" II The l'khrt of Hutth
(IQ) ltoMt &.rdMr; Otsi1nl111 .._.
llltarlors Tue & Thun Ga lltw loo llnltw .., C.rtoollfillt
0 Hultll field fm futvres '21 Aaricunure USA
7:00
B r!l Mor11ill1
D @Ql T'lltT9'1JS.
• 100 Club
B CD ®I 9 Geo4 Mmlftc
AINfiu amec.rt-m , ... "' Hutth
ISJ) llKIWl/Lellttr l.,arl
-7:30-
• 'flltrt It I WIJ ....... ...,, ..... -...n a °"'lay
8 :00
•@ Ca~~,.
()) .. .., Siii Ditat
G 111t rn Clllb ••C..... IDRfutww
-8:30-
• Wtty: '70'• W...11 fll •• Ca,..
O ftltsn
S)VlllaMecre
9 :00
B (J)ttJ IMt t11t '*' (J)f....,..
D ~SMfb •oaNDw!Ms... •• la .......
(11 ...... ., ..... i..cy . ..._ 0.....,....,...
•S....Slftfl .Sia .... , ....
....... Mlee
-9:38-
• 0 .... CJ)= ... I Clllct I .. ':" ......... o•....,. 8Dldrk~
a> '11Mic Aff11n m 9 tO ft1turn
-10:30-.. 1R a Wllfft ff fortnt
• .JI' 121' S20.000 P'yw1nlll m The "rtridt• r 111111,
a> ""'"' ' th• ""-
11 : 00 D Stm UW11ds Sllow D 8 8 M111d11Ntrs a 1wna • Jll 3 f1111ly feud
Clj (JJl TN You111 & tllt ltestleu GI ;i.t & Mrs. Mu11 .., """-''" Sit Uedric Ctm~ny
-11:30-
• 'f t1J Se1rell fO{ TOlllOfrOW
D QJ Plll'llOfd Phis e tJ1ily111's ...
G lodJ Mditt m cm iJll """ 0 Electric ColnpanJ
fa Olea CMtt Sllow
AFT•RNOON
12:00 &Tiit ,_,, tllf ~
D @ D Oqs If 0.r U.ts:
"'-s,.dlt Tut ··women like Us
8ftty Rolhn 1ncho1s t~1s ne•s
p10111m IOI ind 1boul women a T wlliPi ZIM •CD ®l '8 All llff Cllild1111
(JJ) ....
D llllwle: Stt 01yhme Mov1ts
• Mlpll's ""* .... w
0 Ill fut111tt eo. w,
-12:30-
• ()) (1]) Al tlle Wetlll T 11r11$ m P1em DM't tat Ille Diiiin
• "'S..rt ., ... ,.,...,.
tD La l,.._.MI '
1:00
8 ID a T1lt '**' ...... Amric.H Styte • w <11 a °"' LH• 1o Uwt •llJllwMS... ma..r..11111ncti.
-1:30-
• Cll 0 11lt ~ llPI
8 08AMllltfhW .... •C...• ...,,,_
1:00 ... ~ .. -=~·C..14""'1bl .......... .... u, ....... ef'Ul1••11
-2:30-........ u.. no.. o., ... n.
..... , .... ,../'fecl ... r .,.,,,....
~tf .... .,t. ..... •'ttrlit
3:00 • °'" Dly ,, • Tlllt• l ~A-; .. llitM ..........
a ''"" Aerts ID. Mtw11· Stt 011t1mt Mo .. u
lrOllSldt We<! m m c. rtoo111
(fl Left of lJ1t
~ Ca1d Sllar\s s Oftr w-, fD ll futurn
1J lilCMt Stt 011""'t lilc.•ts
-3:30-0 ltcdt01d· l'rcu tr lnves11u101
I fu turtS II Bob llewt11rt Sllo1I l!I 0111ah & f11tncls
U Mow1t: Ste Oo1imt Mo;ou
How \Jfe 1tc1ns Wtd
U MJ fno11tc Martian
G) II) ClrtMllS n M•,, TJltr Moore !fJ Hollywood Sca111ru
ti VMll Altfrt l2ll £mercucy Ont. Atttmhool
$tledll Wed
ll)Ctplllin ,
4:00
c) Aff1rschool S91<11I Wed fht
~ C...p61 Tut & fr1
11 flit C:.1 S1low; ~I Tml
Tut The Rock1ne Ch•11 Rtbtlhon'
Tuts. W111ht stars is • lrust11ted
1esidenl ol • sa1100< c1111ens ~omc
who cs pursuadtd by • 1u n11t1 lo
lent II\ Wl!Ch of • btlltr t.tt.
• (II) Afttndltel ~I Wed A
'SPt<lll Gitt A , , YHI old boy IS
t0111 betwten pl1t1ne blshtblH and
billet danc•ne
ca c.•~CJ-• ••ta,.. 0 ...... ,, ..
21 CJrol kmtt1 ' Fntnds; Spec11I Trut lut 10
l.l fu turn
a;) V•u Altart. Frtffiytt f.t m Arllor l'rofl1btdo
-4:30-
0 lltw\ l Mtll Gntt1n Sllow Tue & f11
II l's 1 Crnd [ •Ct PI I u, t M•A•S•H
0 1111 eos.y Show
TD ft1IU!t$ m C.rtoo11s
1.1 Su M1lhon S Man
U Mm Gntl111 Show l•rtot lvt l4 Eltctrlc Comp1 n} fD Mrsttr llottrs JI SI.Ir Trek m Futures
5 :00
DUB e 10 lltw1
1 .0. ftatures l!I Tht Bionic Wom1n
0 Gunst*• m I Dream of Ju 11r11e
Cl) W11t 'f~ htlltr Gets Home
fl Min Crilfin Show I ut ooly
14 Misttr Ropn m StslftM StrMI
lt. Clla & tM Man
-5:30-
.. I 1149' Mon & lhut1 m lewllchtd n. TN lUrs Cklb m c;..i rtmtS n o..r Elsy G).""" l.JllWI
(ff) futwa
S5 OFF The purchase of
any vlct.o cassette
In our 70 pg. catalog
Call or Stop By For Free
70 Pg. Catalog
VIDEO C~SETTE RENTALS
646-8928 .............. tL.c.... .....
IKftA lllCW -llAT\11 .. ,, ·· * MAetc WYITIAY TOUI * . ~'fi.'Q.:~
..... , MOW $24.tt ,..~[~7:';.!i{ .., ..... d.Jf' ~ .. · tf ;.,••f.:::·~··.,slli
......
Mtin1 on atri ue Len• Home (c), Miltiuftt M1rtln 1114 OavW
Ker111n, •llo spec11l1te •bout "Whit Do the Simple Folks De?" as
tht ,IS serits *c bJ S.1 fKUMS 111 the wort of Alai JIJ
lemtr, MondlJ 1t l:lOP'M Oft llCET (Chlnlltl 21), 1t 111'11 11
llVCR (Chlnnel 24) Md 1t 7:30nl oa ll0C£ (CllanMI 50). Ot1 sb
subseq11tnt 111011thly proarems, Sona bJ S.1 Jtl0tli1hts the 111111
of othtr m1sttr IJricists 111d tlltir lllllliul alllallwatoB. Tht
series wu patterned ~ host Ned Sherrin after llis Slftall
IMclol/lr01dwty 11111ical hit, ''Side ~ Side ~ SoMlltim."
~
.I
SUNDAY
OCTOBCR 11
I MORNING
• lndrutes an Advertisement
-5:30-
0 Mar\ w•son llhtK Sllow
G) Morn1n1 f'Q1t11Ch11sfophu
Close Up
6 :00
0 Sertnd1plly O Mus.K l the Spoltn Word
U Daybrull LA
8} uton Profile
0 Youltl l lht IU11ts
G) Tht Btblt AM•tn
CD Rompe1 Room
-6:30-
0 for Our Times
' Punlito/Smrd Hu~ 0 Thrt's c,1
O lltn Copelalld Hour
U Eye""1neu l01 Anselu
1 ' let Thtrt Be lr&hl
0 Omy l Go11,th
G) Elemtnlary Netn
.Jf Tod,y's Church
7:00
O Toclay's Relic~
Voi« ol Aar1tulturt
O lllt Cl1nstophtrs
U It Is Wrrtttn 1 n I loolJ at lu 1111111
0 ~lwary Clllpel
1~ Outdlefts m Oar of 01S(0tt1J l Old T11nt r.os,.t Hour
Cl) (rnesl An1lrr Hour
21 Tins I\ lht lilt
tD Yoia for Hulth
19 Ac11cullu1t USA
-7:30-
0 L1fet1mes
O Ulldtrdoc
0 Th11 Is the lrfr
U C1mpus l'rofitr-Vtr•~nt
on IMrlhon
8 lnlrrnall04lal Hour
O 2l Oner l Gofijfh
10 Puchul Ch11st1an11)
G) 3 Jommr S•aurrt S"°1r
tD lol1stt1 Rott1S
2t St11cll lor Ancotnt h 1th
l9 Sundar lhss
8 :00
O 12 Sunday lllorn1n1
0 Odyuey
0 Popeye
U 01mtn"°ns 0 Lloyd lolln 0111v1t
10 Jerry Falwell Stiow
CD Ru Humbard Sho•
2J Voice ol Acri<ulturr m (lttlll( Company
2t Day of D1sconry
t!> Tiit I'll Club
lt M11lo's M111< Movir lhch1nr
-8:30-) e Oar of OtS<.Omy
0 On CM!lpus fJ for TOii, 81a0 Woman
8 M1ttina T11111 at tflYary
G) frtdtrid II. h i<t
lJ It Is Written •
fD BIK•bolrd Clrtoon1111
29 ltu HvmNrd Sllow
U Her.id of Trvlll
9:00
3 llt1 Humbard Sllow
DEN'S
U Mttt Ille Pros u v111a Altair
0 a n Oral R~rls
10 II Is Wtotttn
Cl) The K1n1 Is Wn••c
W~mtSllrrt rn Hor 111r~
39 ~"°" Your 81bl,
-9 30-
0 r act tflf llatlOll
0 Mtdiul ~nttt U h-Ch~drtn s 1" M11u 1nt
& Sn lrldhon S lhn
O Dar of Dtscow1
10 Sprcll um m rv Po--' tartCJ011s
12 S11 lilrtl10n S lolan
CD Old Time l:ospft Hour n n NFL ·1g
29 J1mmr Sw1uart Show
10:00
0 lltllr\l1\lktl\
3 Hour of Powtr
O hm1ly film Fuhval
0 flrcb Art f'eoplt T DO
O Herald ol truth
10 l'ubllt Pulse
J3 lt Pio lootball th, •l~••dnd
Ra1dfr Al l~t fllt-Yo<I ltf
-10:30-
0 a 1t NH Tod1y
3 29 Kids Art l'eoplt T 00
0 At Ont Wil-
0 Hour of Power
10 lltw Yet~ i..r1thon
CD Calury Ch1pel m flrttlol Sotut
11 :00
O e t 2 P~ footblll Sr I o~os
C11drnals '' Oallu (4,.t>O~s
CD Churth '" 1!1t Hemt m lie Blue .. ,,bit
-11:30-
0 Rth11ous Sptml: Chm han
S<lloo4 rn Amt11ta An t 1i1m1nahon ol
1h• •rl\()11\ f()! Int e1owrne mo•t
"'• I Dito ! Churtll SChOOIS
U l 29 A111111ab Allunab 0 Rt'r Tr1ry Colt Wlt11Ulltr
G) Movit "Hrr Thrrt. Ifs foe•
Star· 6• l'r.oon
fD ClrdrK C-jHny
AFTERNOON
12:00
O lns.fM
0 "" Soupy Sain Show U 3 29 luues l Answm
0 Surd!
CD lilfrtus Wftby
~· The lolls Search tD htn141& II Symphony so Nfbr1~' football
J Focus
0 NFL '79
-12:30-
O Star Trek-A111m1t1d U People 7
0 Wild W~d West
10 llttnm1krrs
29 Collecr footblll ·79
1:00
1J Pro Football Houston Oilers 'I
Suttle Su hi•ks 0 VOJICt to lltt Bottom of Ille Sta U 3 2t OutthOM
10 !Ulla & A-rs m The Outer l1mm m Tanan
)3 )t Pro foott11H lht ~n 01e10
Ch11cers '' the Los An1elrs Rams
ll hott<I U1Hvtl'W
( ANNUAL STOR_EWIDE
OCTOBER 22 • NOVEMBER I 0
DOZENS OF SELECTED QUALIT.IES
OFFERED AT GENEROUS SAVINGS!
SPECIAL PUICHASI!
""-OH rLUS CAINTING
'"SIYllAL COLOIS s I Q95 MTAUID POI OMLY ... -. r.t.
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
VINYL ROORING
THRU NOV. I Otta:
~% OFF ::!..,W:
25% OFF :"~~
30% OFF:!.'°=
15% OFF ............ ...., ....
DEN'S lcos::'.:."t~C:.:, .. 1 l~
:iiiili11at1iin:·e1111om drap1ri11• lnoleum •wood floor
Now you can do a week's shopping
without forgetting a single
item! Use pre-printed
shopping lists
prepared for you by
PILOT PRINTING.
[i; 14' ....... """" ..... . ,...,..--..... ..... ,... ... _ ...... ...... ,_
-------------, ""'"""'~ .......... ,. •• ,,, ............. ' 119114111111 .. ! •
I Plot "1flltnt "'°"*" Ull I
: ,,0 . Boa 1MO : Q>W. Bay It.
: Coat• MeH, C•'"· t2Ut :
·---------------~ I I t""'a-------------1 ICfTY.-.-------·•----...J
__ lfl,.........
Send
Tod•yTo
Become A
Super
Shopper
DAILY PILOT
L. • • • • • • • • ••. ,.;,1, ________ _ ......
SUNDAY (Continued)
11 10 29 lltws
C!J Slit r1od Holmes
1 i This '' Tour Siblt
2l llttl ltlt l'JtU
ID f111111 LM!t
-5:30-
D KNIC ~011 Tht 01!11 Ulftl
f ... , M"h Wtll tl11 HO 1nt11 lhr
Oala l ama r111td 10111tuat and
ltm1><>1at 'u att or l1bf1 1Ptndsont
dJ, ol 1111 unllrt<Mt"td !Ou• ol lht
US ii (lartmonr Col rct
u ' 10 llttn ll Tht tlS llbllll n fotul
a c,114 .. "'"'"'
EVENING
8:00
OD • llttn
) forum
0 lloii1t (2hr) ""pp1 on the Ru11"
!adv) 11 ln&tr Nol~sor. When ht1
t11rnds dwdt 10 1un ,,.av l1om
hnn1t P1po1 iOtl 11oni U W.ldlilt Allwenlurt
10 M1ttll ~me
CD M•1.•s•H
Cl) lilofoe. (2h1) "Tiit fll Storf'
(d1a) 1•-Robt11 fo••O•th ~ar
l t n1 [1ton Htd.ar1 lht \lo1v ol
Alvin l(a1111s Ont of lht n~ll()n s
most •1nted c11m1n1ls .n Ad1m·l2
2~ r"""" fD Tht lofts St.lrtll th, Chc>1tn
Proplt A 11ro111mm1na locus.inc on
lht le•osh peoplf
.at 240·Robert
)t Mftt tilt l'rts'
JO~·
-6:30-u l lt lltwJ
Ill Stlrdl Of ... 0 ,...., C..ftrtllU
8 WW. WefW of Mwt11hirt
D '°'If! Wlf! Wer'
f.R Clll""'-' CD All Ill ti-. f1111lly
1ff Mf Hovst u rec.,. <8l CIOU.ett's Vk•y ~rMft
7:00 • m «Z '41 •t•• 11 ft <HJ Dls111r'1 WtdtrM ~ (R) Pert one ol two parts
"Cus, lht Pres••n Mute .. A loo11>alf
lroh' 1boul 1 mule from Yu1oslav11
.. ho kins 100.y11d held aoah
Edward Asner, Don ~nolts. Cary
C11mts. Trm Con1W1y, Ord Van
Pitt en and l om Boster sla•
• CJ) (II s Owl of tllt ..
"The Cotn of Truth" Random's 11ulh
co;n t111ses trouble •lltll II PfO'IO't$
l11s 10 tell Clwrs euclly how sllt
fttls. and eaum lht kids lo mah
sl!OC\1111 slaleme111s lo Aunt M111011 .,., ..
• lltflt: (Zllr) "J•u•rt11Mt"
(MO) '1'-0lnar Shl!lf. Anlllon~ ~his. Rlchatd Han1i Ille stor, of
I C0111ple1 riot lO blow up I UUISC
tl11p ln4 al •ts ,.UCllltr• oc.....·c:.i-•"-..... ..., ....
A lecar IWe II C....,
-7:30-
9 CDCll • A""" IW II
"""" "AlldY's Mew Dad" II.II dont 111 o-.r·siltd sweat s.v1t 111d bte"ly
IWlnrs to the re1eut u the Oflt~
com~1111 motlltf 111 Andy's tlldi.11
Clubs t•ltltr 9"d<t011 olYml>tCS.
TV WH.K OCTOBE~ 21 1979
ID ll'tllanltd Arb '1bht1 Vtl11de
it ....,_ "lllt ~ul Wllltt Hooe"
dtl • /'l lamts l ;irl lo"'" m loll"I H1chh(lllV lltwt
SO Bt11n111n1 1'11no
-1:30-, tn your hsuttu
II Mo.It "Tru s«ro!SlnGen11i10"
com1 68 H~rr, Gua•aino
O llutrl ' H•rdr
10 Cdlta• Foot!Mll 1'
ID AllotMr Wt!(•
2:00
U Wt o4 lh WrM
l JeunMJ Ill .. n nlu11
O BtMnu
• f Troop 10' Mom: "Qwenlln Durward"
(I Ow) !>!>-Robt rt h7I01 ID MISSIOll l111possible
J}) Mo.11: "bltttrillt" (dra) 7S-
Ar1 C.tnty Henry Winkler
Q) Jolin W•JM Clluks
fll) Su~f Afternoon Jau CoMert
Suot1ua S11otr111 -noted 101
1nnowa1tvr 1rr1nctmen1s of Charltt
Pukt• s solos-performs (S1mutc1st
on KCRW. 89 9f"4)
eJ Mttito, 111111 1 Entut11tro so t11troduCN11 lioloo
-2:30-u It llkas All Iliads a .._,_ Grrfl111 S...
• MeN: .. ,..,.,. .. (011) 69-
Burt Reynolds Annr f11nc1s
J4 ""' ,trlGr111lllW
3:00
U T11UMwt
• h mtly r11111 ftttitat "Taitt ol
Wash1n11on 1r.111c and "SwtU r~11y
Robinson lwo 1n11111ltd lulurts a c.1e,. roo1~11 use o~n 11
Notrt Dime .JD Sii llltllioll s Man
18l loufMY " MfttlbHt 0 Centtlllf*llJ ..........
-3:30-
• lllMI: "Mil LM1" (Mp) .,,_
Ywent M1m1eu1. Clu Culacer
• ".....,. S,.rts l ....
!ft) lM Mlriu11 Style
., si...-tll Od!llNllO
4:00
DSW.r • (]) Ctlttt FOltUll '79 ®2 .... rt ...... '1'11 llidll nut ,.....
-..U" (dr•) '7S-Vrc Mo11ow
OOlt"*-e llwil: "" 109" (dr1) '6J-Clllf
Robft'1son. Rober1 Cvtp o-.....
QJ> s,.tts u•~ CtWll SltHtW..
(ftllum
QI .... : "Ill lM I Wtr" (dra)
'!II-Robert Wl(ner. Jtffrey Hunter
-4:30-
J's•CIM • 5"'11 CWtttt
Ofec.llltlil""9 or..-,,_..
............ ii .....
H Pttifd UMtttt
SaOO
• .... llltCIStArtty (llk1 All IMMtiw COtllt"'1t dailMd to ........ Hit ,... epothtts of
WollftC """" for .,...., litttthlll. Ill
this f"1t PIG&fllft. tM -llOI) "Oftct ~ I MldniPt Drury" IS
IMlind. 't\11C111t Price 1ta1s.
Cl) ........
• lllflret
..
O let's Go 10 Ille Rieu .n E~.,11y from Holl1nd
8:00
U J U Atclltt Bunker's l'lut
CJ TY GUIDE: The hi 25
• YearstDonahue/Gleuon
Hope/ Presley and more
D }3 )t Tiit 811 htnl: TY
Guide-The Fusi 2~ Yur1 1 ?h11 Phil
Oonahut hom 1h1; comp1•hen;"•
and en1erla1n1ng Ion~ al Ille la;!
Qua1IP• ctnlury ol 1elem1on a~\etn
lhrough lht •in ol lh• Pdtlor· ol IV
Cu1~P Sim schedul•d 11 dPPfd'
rnrlude Bob Hope l uc1llP 0~11
Michdtl l andon It• Cranl lnrr
Smolhtrs Slr.r All•n Cati Rt1n•r
Arlhur God1rt1 •nd D·ahann ( a1101t
0 Wtld ~1n1dom U 3 10 29 Mork & Mindy
Mor~ C"' M1ndr '"' Mork v1tlom11td by uncnnirollable Iii\ nl
laughl.r d1~over; ht ha an alltr'tr
re~cllon 10 Mindy hul a b11arre
remt dy turn\ him 1n10 a holarrOU\
Or~an version of h~r in lhe middle
of a poltllcal ttteplton
O llls Writto
CD »m Yorty
J 4 ConnectlOllS f11tlt 1n Numben
fI) l'ros & Cons: llape
SO Mnterpttct Tllulre Lowe for
lyd11
-8:30-
D 8 12 Ont 011 II 1 T1mt
Concl Jultt s wh1rlw1nd romAnCt
lurns rnlo lht mosl d1lhcull dtcos1nn
sht s ew hid 10 make Juht s '"lnr
"eddin& plans are comphcaltd by
lhe ~SI man who claim\ ~he lovn
him and nol lhe groom O Wild World of An1m1ls
fJ ( ~) 110 (2IJ The Assomln A
Dale W11h Johnn1 A ro1 ers~a'f
•omanet spar~\ l•u&hlt• 1n the '"
firm .. hen lohnn1 O•UI S h·S c .. ~ '"'t o, u i.1ne a ma.,1rd .. o.,.ar to•":;.•
.n a aatr
O Old Tlmt Gospel Hour
ED "Connections" fourth
• episode: f11th 1n
Numbers. How systems
began with a prayer.
fI) Conntchons f d1lh ·~ Numbrr\
I hP !in~ b~l•tPri lh• C••t~ on ,f 'h•
cnmputrr And thf '"''"'' ,,, ,f "''
po .. er "U" ~ "'' lh• m•n•r·~' 1ndu
1ua •t•nlul11n lh• .. alt'"""
9:00 D 8 12 Al1Ct IOlf·l'I· I• II A• ' ~· na; 'tall•n '" 1.,, ... 1h 4' 11·•
""m~" 4nJ 411(• I;>• ft .1' •
m•an ' ,,., in• 1• • 13 .. ~, ~1d
'/1'1P ""w'lU' \f'ld • ~n th
I mm, l low1 int!'ltf 1 rt •u•1 •
fl 1 '"' adv11, ann lh• n '••I At11 •'
M•an .. h1IP lofl'm1 ;nhw\ l' "''h •
~111 hr> """ df'' Al•~ ~" ~·r an.11 n
lor hi\ ~Cito n1 O To tht Wtld ~nlry
D A World TV Premiere!
• THE REAL ROCKY!
"MARCIANO"
U 3 10 19 Movie (1hr)
"Muc11no" td•a /'< I •· ,
81an o Brlond• 1Jon1g ·m•• •
V1nefnl C.11d•n11 M1charl 0 H111
Richard Herd Mrto Al~1and11a
Moeharl l'a1ak1 Bnoir Co1rman
Nillash' Ryan Anlon•o tarbornt
fran~ Ron110 lht lrur >IOry ol !hr
,~,1 Rock1 Marcoano whcl lought
his way lo lht top as undtltalrd
he•vywttr.hl thilmp1on ol lht wotld
lhen i••r 11 all up lo devote h1msell
10 ~1s ldmtly
.
m SPECIAL Primal lll1n Tht Hllftlln
Factor n114n • d•ct• >'"0' ·1 '"•
0' il'"~ I "'•" a> HEE HAW TONfTE·
• YOU'LL UUGH fll
IE Htt Ha• ~ tO r• "
He pr ,.. "' ' i.;•\I
2• lllnltrPtfct Thutrt L~t lot
lyd11
€) Music Sport\
$0 ConntchOM
-9:30-
D e 11 Tht ltlltrson1 1 •'' . ..
"° 1' t A '
...
"•hiJ ·' O Thr K1n1 11 Com1nc
... ,,
fI) Multrp1tet lhe.lrt LO•t 101
Lydia ~" .. P · t ,, 1 1~ 1 1 • •
' ~ \ ~~, (f11'1Ct •n, u"''•
Ah,•p ht \(•}'If'._ 1JP't-tff
'''4~f 4n lh1[\1l1 " f , I'\• I dl11,
h ~ 11\.-~ 1r 'lftf') ,g,. ~1, ~t·tn
"h1I• lJ111d1d "'"'"' • rr r '•
111vr .ii -.a j• '1' • , ,. 1h.-• ,. •
€) JOO M1llont1
10:00
0 I 12 T"ppto >ohn 1110 ,\
('P' '4nl ••n f .. t• ._t,
M·t~· • ti•\ d l'la 1• Ii• ,
dbl ,1 ffl'Olt.nal turm I I I• II 4
l)IOltS\1unat ano ' , m,1101 •' I I
fraopr• lohn
D n 39 P11me T1mt Sund1y O Ken Copel1nd Hour
O E1nest An11tr Hour ms.,,_
CD Jimmr S.1uut Show
2• Grul Ptr101m1ncu
so Tht Sutltl ltlttr
-10:30-m Ntws
ED "'' rA ,,,. Monl!I • 'Ot~ t UI
,...,. \':·, t ,~ .. .., ~,_.'\fa f'S
: d• ~·utr ·~ti ,. r n1
....,, .. ,.. ar~ ...,JtdJo' ot .. 'a'h"'' '"
°"' rr <i"'-:l .11' '~+' l ~' \;II,:. t'
€) Movit
11 :00 Du 8 39 Nt lU
l Ntws Pll Club
D 10 29 Nt•S
O Pact$fnm
0 Rn 0111d £pity m Mottt lu11t1n1ul" w111
"'"• t t ' :_,.," , H 'P~1n\
12 ii!OVlf 'Bullwll1p" .... • ~II
, \'.... i;.,,. r i~ f 1 "' n,
CD Comtblc~
23 11'1 lour BuSrntu
-11:30-
0 Sports f onal Na mt ol lht Ga mt
D 23 39 lllo11t, "Rarn Ptoplt"
J•a "' Snort•, ~'">hi lame\
aar llo~·•I [1" .all
0 700 Club
U Nt •s Mo11t .. !her C1mt 10
Cordura l a • l l>J•• lO Pt•
8 Ttltpulst
0 MoYJt "Shill Wt 01n<t' tmuSI
·' f •· • °'''~ ,, '''"i'' Ro~ .. s Id .. I'' I,, ••• , H rt~·
10 Mo"t "Cullt flttp" drlf
f>" i<u" 1 • C ~ I Pr Ptl~t I ~ll
f'Jl!id ,, .... ~
CD 0111d Suukond Shott
-1:30-
0 Mowit "Whal P11ct Clo1 r"
1com1 ~l James Caror1 Robr11
W~ane1 Dao D•1le1 C.orinnt Calvell
0 Mowit/AI One W1lh
flABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 9:00 PM@
A WORU> TELEVISION PREMIOE
MONDAY
OCTOBER 11
r or morn1n1 i nd 1flernoon ti11rn11
plem 1u oumn PllOCRAlllS
Below. tor your conn nlfnct i re lhe
d&y\ mow1t~
OArTIMC MOVICS
11 00 O Second Cru lnl St•
<~• I .I I •
J 00 10 "Pursuit 1· .,
• 4 ' y. ~ t '
39 "T~o\t M11n1l1<tnf Mtn on
lhe11 fly1nc M&eh1n" 1·
1"' , (.' f I ,, '" I
3 30 0 "htr) Min Nttd\ One
.,"~' t •• '
EVENING
6:00
0 0 8 12 23 "'"'' U Stmky & Hutch
O 3 10 29 Pro footb1ll 'h•
(Jur<,f•r fhtf1•0 ,i' U11 I if! •111;!
() LAUGH WITH "RHOOA" * £VERY WHKNICHT1
0 Rhod1 m The Budy Bu1Kh m Sheth ot Si n franmto
24 Conttmpoury Hulth lu1m
ID Onr luy
39 M1udt
so Amt11C1n Go•t1nmtnl
-6:30-
& r1e tac Oou1h
0 lhlldt m I Lowe Lucy
, ... ,o
ID OKI CHtlt Sho• ED (I Ch1puhn Cl>lorado
39 ,.,.,
so Ont Cny
7:00
0 0 23 ""'' U Hippy 01y1 ~11n
O a The loh r 1 Wild
m 1u sH
1, lie hl llouth m S1nlord & Son ED 18 ton11h1 m los Rt<OI r1111b.en llor1n
~o Mttllt1I lttue• Report
-1 30-fJ Tht Muppet Siio• I • , '.'
... ,. flo.
O Consumer Buylint 0 Tht ,.,.,1.,...ed G1mt
e PM M12111nt
0 l1l hr Dough
(I) All in lht f11111l1
11 MA SH m Good limo n r 1m1ly r eud
H Billtl H1sp1noco dt l1n\lnf ID MllNtil lehrtr Repo11
el M1m1 Clmp1n1t1
39 News
~o Sont b1 Sona
8 :00
0 HALLOWHN SPECIAL'
• It's lht Greil
Pumpkin C1!1rhe Brown
0 a 1 i SPlCIAl It's tht Grof
Pumpkin. Ch11l1r 810-n lh• r •I
t 'fA tllitr"' """",, tr'llli IC fu 't'lr
If t I • I,., A , i'I Wfl
~ • I"• r •O fh 1 •"'P I
m-t~··.
O n ,. l1t1le Houw on tht
Pr11r1t ~,. ht4 .. , i'"" tl .~ • ..
• " • ,. .,.., • .,. • ... tilt,,. , i:
! •· r ,. ,. .. ,. , • • ~ " ..
,. -...... ,,
U Mcwtt t1hr) 'Houw on Grun
'P01f Rold . .. ••••
,. , t ... ,, • ' ...
• O lllom (2111) 1,toon .....
I I ~ ~ •t • 1
•• I ., I t 't
.t' e.,. ~ , m Carol Burntll & f 11t nds m Mo"r .. 17111\. hHhPI I
Pet · ,. a , ...
I~ . • , II f • i\ • t t • t , ". • '
,'
A U I 1•
14 Soni by Song ID 1'11n & Cons Bu11111,
-8:30-
0 8 11 SPECIAi. !'hf f '' Albfr1
lb11owttn S~111 '·•' ~·• "' ,,.
I t 'le! t ''" 1h1n1 H• ft'
'-it -.n~' ·~,.. ''" "'U''"~ . n Iii ,.,, ,,.,,. 1•11 p)t .,.,
,,,i;., I 1 I • ,,,, \ ' ••• , .. \I ..
f'P\I "'~, I m Thr Odd Cl>uplr
ID Sona b1 Sonc ''" 1 • 1. ~.·~n
" • \,,,.,. I '"~ • '' fl "• ' ,,, "'
t Arri1 a ,,, • ,,,, U) ,f •\'\
I ~t.· fl ,.·•1411 ''"''"''' A ~I
•1 I' .,.
so RunlMnC F encr
9 :00
0 8 11 ~A S H NH"
••lu•n 1 rnr II\ ~ul' ~""' • r ,~d H•
.n 1~~ d11mt• ~1.n,., IA~•·r •t• ~
lht l•l/ th nr• ct•~ "'~"r' •11
t mpl11111\ ~b 111 h1• 1nrll11 1•• !)
"h1·• Bl' hn•n"'" ~n•\\ " Jnftn
\lh•cl h1 nt•\ ~I R4dM \ Yl\11 In
his ldm1l1
O 2S st Mom (2hl) "And
81b1 Makes S11" \dra t /q roll'fn
Qr.,.hur\I '11a11Pn Q1lf\ l1mU1h~
Hullon Ma~Rr~ Looper Mildred
Ounnoci. A m1ddlt ai'd couplt w1lh
lhrrt grown ch•lrtrtn undtrRO an
rmo11onal tlpt11enrt "h'n 1htv
1~.1rn lhP¥ art R"'"i lo he parrn1s
on~t 1gam U 3 2.0·llobert l1mr Bomb
lnp wdOI\ lo lransltr bctaust
M0t&•n is about lo btcomt lht un11 s
ln\I tem11t screeanl '"P ind lll1b
coot "''h a hon running .. 1ld in lhc
strecrs lhen tacr an undtr..al,r
death "hrn 1r~cn 1ust seconds 10
d1sa1111 a l•mt bomb srl to blow up
an 011 liln~tr
10 Mcwie: (2111) "Tiit Tlllfl MIO
C.mt to Oin111r .. (com) 73 Ryan
0 Hu i Jlcquehnt 81sstt 1111
Cltybu11h A chess play1n2 computer
1n11.,s1 chucu lht str111h1 hf1 10
btcomt 1 ""'' ll11tl •~d tans in love With a SOC•''Y 1111
8) Mtn Gtlttln $._ Kale IK!.M>n
& Alldtl'• Sttvens lud1th ' Steve
l\rtnll Caou1n ' Ttnn1111 and
Althur Murray 01ncers 1uut
<it ..... ftfl(t
QI ""' ., .... ., o ...... .,
-9:30-• ll.1 (ft ... ., In CilclnMU
lhe WllRP itaff btcomu d1s1111nlltd
wfltn Httb starts sclhna 1nwr1nct
on Ille 1ob ind ropes dtptesnll'
nt~mtn lH Nmm1n into buy1n1
. tllOlllh cov11a11 IOI tta min
t •/ "•EE~ OCTOBER 21 1979
ID Runnint r tnet A sett.a Oto' u , · , ·r:,. .ii1 ·' L.t'-•1'!.1D <.•out .ta•
•• .,; /1 • • • • 111 r.tr(htr\1a
; --,..,. .,. ~~~p •• , to 1l'H".t.1~"'
• ; '"'" .. J ftvf'I.~ C >ul"t!r f~•Ot
tt Mo•1t Tht Lu t 01( •n •
,. ~ 'ft :l"'l'• 6a1oa1a
.,. • 1 .. oO :. .,., •td
0 f1l'!\t \ 1 •IJ l.:J w\• f' .,.Alo )n\
• I • I e • lfll'" a.~ ~ , If!•
• ., t' I 'tfJ J • id ';
C} Supt1 MtnrUI
SO Audtmt ludus
10:00
• 1 I .. .._", l'h, .: 11r
"'td"· lr~n 1... , , .. r r11t 1
f t I I~'
3 Root\-1'111 VII
OO Nt~ O Mom (90111) "0111, Hau, ..
I 1 11 ' I• I ~n1>1j An th
\(· \ "" t llA 'o l1VA'd•I' ~ I •~
I!• •111 lo ;I, f • 'JUDt!I t\ h41, (1111!
•·''1 i.111u1 ,,, .l .u .,1t11 c1rn~ult'
•, • 41 it11• nhu1 1n\J 11~~_.1 t oun,~I
Q) N11ht Callery
24 Moterp1ttt Thutrr. l'oldir~
Cl Pec1do dt Amor
-10:30-m m ED Newt ED Muttrp1ttt Tllulft Poldar~ It
, ·~1 '"d Poldarl ~a' bttn 11tl
1 ,,,., , '"• l1tncn Rr.,1u11ona1'
A1n11 R'1urn1n, hnmr h• l1nd1
11• to.• Ha•••.i~an " "' • •h• n .. n,,
1 "'' , mint~ and mut h ,f th•
"•' 11nlr1"d• 1ntludinR lht
• r11o ,1 Po ddl l G•tal Aun!
so lwen1n1 1t Stmpllonr
11:00
0 J 8 10 lltws
0 12 23 )t lltw\ o Ma~t Mt uuah
O Stanford footb1l1 H11hh&flts m M0A'S H
Cl) Btst of BtMJ Hill
'4 lap'n Today
-tt:30-u • t2 MOl lt\ Ha11r·O/
Mc:M11tan ' Wilt
3 l's a trO'Wd D :n H lollnnr c,,son D Tiie O'tint c,mt
Ollews
10 MoYlt: "Min w1lh the Icy lrts"
(susp) 71 Voeto1 lluonn m Ho11n's Heroes
Cl)Gtt $11mt
24 Yoaa for Hullh
fD C1ptt0Md ABC llft1
m MomS11ttws
12:00 a T•111111t zene 8 Mevil: "Yu111a" (•n ) 10 Chnl Wa"•• 8tr.., Sullivan
1J "'°"': ''Tiit Htro" tdlO 12
lliclla•ll Haml Rom' Stlllltidtt
8) M!Uioll l11111os•1.ie m 21 Tt111111t
-12:30-
• Ot1ptt m "'"'9: MlMl&tlt Wt Sillc,. (mus) ~J Annt 8111Croll. Da~•d W,yne
lliJ Od. c-tt W.
1:00
D IJJ (JIJ T-.mlW • Tiit MltlNll 13 lilt 1.t11t S..fCll
1100 8 Mo.It: "llrn~ rlfldt 1 5'11" (adY) '3 -Jollnn1 W11umulltr •111t'""""
/
EVERY IAI llWIS •E
c.ie Stnw ·Kin Berry
..... HIM Amllllli
Ed!Ail Mlr1 ·Mia Foster
, ... ,,
TUESQAY
OClOBU 23
fOf 1110rn1n1 and afternoon hshnrs,
pltm m DAYTIME l'llOGUMS
lltlow. lor your conwtnttnct. ut Ille
d,y·s ll\0¥1t1
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 O "'W1n1s of lht H,.~··
(adw) ~J Yan Heflin Juht
Adams o\bbt l ant
3:00 10 "Bronk" (dra) 15 lacl
Palance David Birney lon,
nv. Joanna Moore
it "Tiiow Ma1n1hctnt Men in
Thtlf flJin& lbch1nts" \.one!
"Call Mt Madam" Pan I <com)
SJ (thel Merman Donald
0' tonnOI Geo1et Sandm
J:JO fJ "'l'rOfllrst Him Allyth1n1"
(com) 15 Cddrt Albtrl Mt£
fostei fredenc forre\I
EVeNING
6:00
0 10 11 2J ""' 3 l's a Crowd o •,-.,a 11ttn
D Sbnly I H11tch
D LAUGH WITH "RHODA" * £VERY W£UNICHT! a ftllodl m Tht lrldr knell
II) Strttts ff San f 1111<1\to
ft l'ltjed Ullivtrw
fl) °"' Easy >t ... ~ so llllrtdllCllll ....,
, ... ,.
-6.30-
3 )9 ""''' e l•c h e Dou&h
0 Malldf
10 liltr1 G11lhn Show m I LO\'t Lucy
ED OKk Cntll Sho•
29 The 8r ady 8ull(ll
ED Mr Vot,o 1 Yo
so Ow Easy
7 :00
0 3 1J fJ 23 Mt-s 0 29 Happy Oayi Acatn 0 8 TM lohr"s Wtld m M A•S•H
12 TK h e Dou&h
a> ~ftlOfd ' Son
ED 21 T onr&hl m Los llKOS hmbotn l101Jft
SO lhtNtrl/lellrt1 Rtpon
-7:30-0 l on lht Ton
3 Happy Om Asa•n O llllBC Soeml· The Otwol &
Daniel liloll1t A moust tol~ 11n~Pr
named Jan sells ht1 wul lo tht d•¥•1
on es(hangt for l\/Ullh aid ld mf
0 Tiie Newt,.ed C,me
fJ lllme Thal Tunt
e l'M M11avne
0 TIC h e Oou&h
10 J) Kollywood Squares m All "' tht family If 2t 1111•A-s•H a> GM hi11n
i4 z• °"' frG'lt tD M1<Ntil/llflrer Rf90(1 a> 111111111 Camp.a1uta
~ llfws
<SOl ltrndltck
8:00
0 ' t Ca~tofll~ ftwf lht ~Ille ol lltt 8'nds rs on •hen
>f,,,t RO)' one I o1u11t s nt• bano
t Jmp(lt\ •1111 a '"al band to •ttO
lnt11 1nwumtnt\ oul of Mc • 1J .13 The MIYM!rtvrts ol Slitl1t1
Lobo 1 nf Mnb Comts lo Orl1 I 01><'
•n "'' nt s :ltarina ... rn anotn•• .1,
• "' .. hr ,,,11 bu1 ,.orfhlrs~ \•I"'•
oid Ou: tn• \lrangtt IS a1t~aJ11 Int
"d" I 3 no!L••ous ·•van tto ··•rrt
!arr r Rt!oe~,Ou td
0 ~ (2111) "lllt Cillt~" WW>I
i.J t• 'ila•t1r ''f'' Oor11•1oOn
•Qllr av.a.t''\ ~11t• t•»• ~·•to
Hu •\ • a tt•cn•• the. 001
nl n1· cul and''' 10 l1nd ltad\ lo a
S. ')()('000 tObbt'' tn •II<' •r•1
btl.t•t hp •4S nv04<td
fJ 3 10 29 Happ' Oars R1c~•t f;,11 .~,, n 1 th• 1onr
., h ·~i Rien1~ du"n r tartn •ntn
"' K'~" httd of cQli. ff nran 11n1s
~nd d'l Id•\ t11 <!loo oul and run Oii
w1lh ~ "umai OI tht wOtlJ O lllow1e. (?hr) "What's New Puss-,ut'" 1toml 6~ Pmr ~tll•rs
Pt it• O 1 oole Rom1 Sthne1dr1 A
young rnga11td man 1s •tluc1an1 to
grvt up lht illlS wllo lolt htm and
srt•s tnr ard ot A ma1ried osycll1o1
1t1s·1 11rtn a muth .. 01St p•ol>ltm m Carol lklrnet1 ' fnendl a> MO¥lf. (2hr) "C,pt11n Holaho
Hornblower .. 1adv) ~\ Crt&o•v Pee~ v11e1n1' ~ato Roben Bony A
su c.ptirn tills r• love •1th • ••dr
abOvt nos s1a11on
l 4 Nova
a> hos ' Colts ft"''"I n loo• a1rit so Wol1d
-8:30-fJ 3 10 2t AncJc !ht C1h
An&it crul's chaos because sht s
nol H surprised " her surpme
b11thdav P1rt1 u her latht• 1n la• 1\
•hen lht rtlurns his t•oensiwt &rll m Tiit Odd eoupie
fl) Nova Icarus Ch1ld1tn Mans
l1sc1nahon •rlh lhe poss•b•hly ol
stlf po•trtd lh£hl •htch hu led him
to product a n11mt>tr ot 1tm11~ablt
con111ptoons
fl) Enriq11t [I ""Mil a !In\
9:00
fl Deborah R1ffin Stirs * "MIND OVER MURDER!" 8 ll Ill! Mtolle: (2tu) "Ml11d
Owr Murder" (mys) "79-0ebollh
Rttt1n. Andrew P11ne. Oav1d Ackro,d.
Brute Oav150n A be1ut1tu1 model's
d~overy she has psychte powtll
leads htr Oft a n11hlmarl5h search IOI
a mass m11rdtct1-a scarth 111 which
tllt becomtt tltt hunted a o a Mttl•: u11r) .... ,.
\ltlWOMr Y-.n wltll tM dl '
(dra) "19-0on Mered11h Jamu
W11n1m1hl Chllon J1mu Albe11
Salm1. td IAulet, Shm Pic•tnl A
1111n nsb his Ille IJy 1nflttr1hn1 the
Ku IYu• Kiin as an undfrccmr FBI
atenl wllO lllter teshhtS as a •ty
piowcution witness tn th lnal of
lhret lltansmen accustcl ol ll111ss1n1
cml rt(ltts ~tll • w irt nree'• c ... ,.R,
·· l itnan11 · laO Janet and Cl1111.1y
att hudina foi tht 1ooc1 hft '" • plush rent frtt 114n11touse 1p1r1mot
btca~ ol 10fM htHIVl"I l\tfOIC.I
by Jack. his s•1t11 " • chef-and 111 tvi<Uon notice from f lllltY e llltn Clrlttl11 S• Wllliem
Otvene. Micha.I Oousfas Lindsay
W.Cntr end Clint Holmn 111nl
OWllW e Iris CMtell .....
rv WEEP< OCTOBER 21 1979
-9:30-
IJ l 10 2'9 Tu• lnt uehltr
Side 01 Anctil Matusa fhe ove1
•t et·t 01o"o oa•• Alt• onct haO
•turns •o !ht ~ttnt a s.,u, sntll ot
•r• lo trtr stlf and Uif' IOI a
•:irnancr ... 1h ~''' tD E11100t The Ml(lllJ Coltbntnt
lht O•~"'\ BfC•" 10 Roll Ruura
"t a-a•111y ot l , m~t.o" mtn is
•a tngtd 1>1 lht Japanese ••lh an
•''•" ar Po11 Arth111
10:00
0 0 News fJ 3 10 2t Hart lo Hart You
Maot Mt ~.111011 tenn1ler bfcomes
'raol)t d rn •ht mrdSI ot a dudl• lovt
rrrantlt •hen Jonathan •en0res lht
•01Tl!nl•t ad~ant•\ ol a secrrl
aom11tr .. host sc~oote1t1 ldnlu1es
bttomt ps,chotrc mu•dtr )Chtmes m 111ch1 c,11e,.,
J4 Hert lo Mah Music
ED ,eudo de Amor so lltw1clltt\
-10:30-m O>ED News tD Here to Makt MUSIC
so Volt"' f'lpthllt
11:00
0 fJ • 111-t News
IJ J 10 2:t l) llfws D lh~• Me llu111
O Mowtt: "Some ~rnd ot Nut"
(com) &9-0ic\ Yan Oy~t ~neot
Ooc~1nson Rosemary forsylht m M•A•S•H m lest of ltllnr llill
1• ~lltt Htt4>1n1<0 de UM!nl
iJO Muttrpttet Tlltatre: '*'"
-11:30-
0 • Jt lllo11u : aa1111by
IOMSJ"Olllll'J&tr" (dr•) 73 Warren
Dales Clons l u chman Richard
Oityluu Stn IOhn50n
IJ lJ u Joflllfty Cll10ft G Tiit Dlt1111 Came
8 (11 :Ql l1tl l11111y lltilltr m 11op11·1 "".., a> Get Smart 12~ YOll ltf Huitt\
fJl) ClptioM4 HC lltwt
O> 1114Mn/lltws
12:00
Cl Twlli&llt lOM
• (]) CfDl (II) Mofle: "Doc & Cit" (mys) 77 -lou Antonio. k1m
81S1nit1. Chat Its Ciolli
CD 111s-. llllpOSlllMt
tD 1l l1111ipt
-12:30-
• llltril: H .... DtMlllH (dri)
'S9-C.101 Lyntey. Branclon de W~dt a> Mlwlt: "tanMn JIMJ" (mus)
'S4-Harry Btllfontt Pttrl Bailey
I:) .....
1:00
B G a T""""" ••Mrlcl • Mtfit: "Tiie hforur" (mys) 50-H11111ph1tl 801111
2:00
e ...._.: ··Kilty foylt " "Ba~
Corlq111sttd0t of the Pac1hc ..
·Tht~ -2:30-
• ~ ·Necatives," '"Mt1I e.1 JObbtr(
• IHlta: "Mttabtt ." "'fht
eo.ira11ous Or Cllristltn"
3100
• """1 ... : a "111 ttie lM JlllM" <••> .• ,_.l!Otoltly Mceulr1.
Gl!1 Mlditon, "*'l lilltth11111
•flfllllU..
OTIS CHANDLER
the unprinted story
(?)EYEWITNESS
_____. NEWS 5 a 6 PM .
Because there's more to life than news, weather and sports.
, ... ,3
Sh,,ley Jones Rosanna Arquette
Et perts say the Amerocan family is a decltnong 1ns1otu1ton
but you wouldn I know 11 from Shirley Jones A proud mother
of several successful sons Shirley returns to se11es TV
as a widowed molher-ol-four on Sh11ley debuting on NBC
Friday at 8PM After her lonq run as the head or The
Part11dge Family, she had turned down every otter to do
another se11es. but the Oscar-winning actress was lured
back by the concept of Shorley
I ve golfen 111ed or and 1rr1tated by the violence and
overemphasis of se11 on TV today ' explains Sh11ley ·so
when I was approached with the format for Shortey a
wholesome and relevant tamlly comedy drama series t
knew the time had come to say ·yes· instead of no · ..
On her new ser~s she plays Shirley Miller a soph1st1cated
New Yorker who. alter betng widowed moves her family to
Lake Tahoe, where she struggles to build a new Ille tor
herself and for them Co-starring as her c hildren are
Rosanna Arquetle (granddaughter of Chff) as 16-year otd
Debra. Bret Shryer as 10-year-otd Hemm and Tracey Gold as
Michele. 8, who has a wide vocabulary and 1s short on
patience Peter Barton co-stars as Shirley's step-son Bill
a high school senior
John Mcintire is cast as Dutch McHenry, a proprietor of a
boat rental business and snack shack He ts the estranged
husband of Charlotte McHenry, played by Ann Doran.
Shirley's housekeeper Others on the scene are Patrick
Wayne as Lew Armitage. a ski instructor and rodeo rider. and
Ci'1dy E1lbacher as Tracey McCord who has a crush on Bill
Taking care of lour children 1s something Sh11ley is
personally famlhar with Her marriage to the late Jack
Cassidy produced three sons. Shaun. Patrick and Ryan.
while David Cassidy, Jack's son by a previous marriage.
also lived with them
Shirley Is lilied with maternal pride Shaun like David is a
top ldOI. and Patrick has been signed by one of Hollywood's
top managers Ryan. 51111 a pre-teenager. so far Shows no
interest In a show business career, but. according to Shirley,
"Is bright and inqulsilive, and wilt do very well in his hie ..
Being a show-biz mom has its drawbacks. as Sh11tey, now
married to comic and celebrity broker Marty Ingels. can tell
you "The success of the boys has caused ua a terrible tack
of privacy," she says "Although I keeP changing phone
numbers, their fans find out where I live and a11ume David.
Shaun and Patrick are here So we keep getting all kinds of
phone calla Intended for them ..
Shirley matc.s sure her children keep their heads ~midst
all the aljutatlon. "I've always Impressed upon them show
business Is very unreal," uya Shirley "It'• a bualneN lull
of mucti make-believe and rejectlOn Thank heavens, my
bOys have managed to keep level heads and to cope with It
all in a healthy way " , ... ,.
TV WEEK OCTOBER :;>1 •9/<1
Peter Barton Bret Shryer
Patrick Wayne co-stars as Lew Armrtage. a Laite Tahoe sll1
shop owner ancJ s1111ng instructor who falls for the at1ract1ve
widow who recently amved rn town
Shirley Jones (c) •t•ra H Shirley Miller. a recent widow, who
move& her child,.n (foreground, I to r) Michell• (Tracey
Gold) and Hemm (Bret Shryer) and (r) Sill (Plfter Setton)
and Debra (Ro11nn1 Arquette). from New York to l.atce
Tahoe to make 1 /real! 1tart in "Shirley "
I WEDNESDAY)
OCTOlllt 2•
for mornrn& and atternoon ~shnp,
plmt stt DAYTIME ,ROCUMS
Below. for your tonn notntt, art tht
day's lllO'ftes.
omlM[ MOVIES
J2·00 O .. Sewen Wa1s from
Suftdown.. • 11,\1 r,1 A J ,
Murphf BAii) \ulh•ar•
l:OO lt ··~u Mt lhdam•· 1 " •
lcom1 C,3 fth• M~rm•r
EVENING )
6 :00
O 10 12 2> News ;) n I Crowd \_ II 0 8 29 Ntws
0 Sla1siy L IMth 0 LAUGH WITH "RHODA ..
• £YERl WEEKNIGHT•
0 Rhoda m Tht Brady 8unth m Streets of San funm£o
24 It's Everybody's Busrntu
ED Om usy
3t Maude
SO Amenun Conrnment
-6:30-
38 Nt•s
e T rt h t Douch
0 Maudt
to lolt11 C11ff1n Show m I Lott lUtJ fD Ot<k Cm tt Sllow
29 Tht Brady Bunch m ... St<retulJ
so 0¥11 Euy
ACROSS
I Accur.ilP
5 P•aygrounO 9 Apendage
10 Consumed
I 2 Rule
15 Slumped
18 Malay bO.JI 20 Bearong
21 Total
22 S•n~le 2.il AbOvt board
25 [mb•em of aurnt>r ·IY
28 Col
31 Eager
7 :00
fJ 3 II 0 2> News D 29 Happy Oays Ac11n
O e lht Jo~er"s Wild m M A SH
u Tit h e Douch CD Sanford I Son m 28 lon1cht
Ci) Los ltrcos h mb•tn Uoran
so MatNttl lehrt1 Rtpor1
-7:30-
0 lllt Con& Show
3 Hae>PY Oars A1a1n
O Gu1nnlu Game O lht Nt •ly•td C.ame
O Hollywood Squam
8 PM M1ca11nt
0 '" Tll t>outll 10 23 r Jm1ly ftud m •II in lht h m1ty
u i11 MA S H
G>-Good 11111'\
'4 !ht Old Hou~1101h
ff) MatNttltlthotr Repor1
(?) Mama C•mpan1t1
39 lit•~
so G,,11 Ptrfornuncrs
8 :00
0 8 12 SPECIAL lht Ma&oc ot
Omd C0e>perf1t ld cl h'I ltl•·M•ful
,1•11no ll'd~l(WI fla.,Q (r1ppv1f1•IO
•~d f11t~I~ 011 Bnby I on1 And•l\0"
V 11•11• H''"'"ll' Ro~ .. 1 Sl~r• 1nd
~1111 ~IAll (a I A ·~·' on ...... ,,, O 2> lt Rul Peoolt I f'dlu••
nclud• • hi~ d"•" lh• t'n •Jd
N1w•r " rtturh •' LJI blii • f1t!'ll,•
p1I 1 111 m Wntl~ VO• ~ I ,.,.
td dt ' t ,. h ·-. ~r 1f'h tv1t,. 1t1'P.
Mr li1t~•a•tl A !u•ll• '"'' •M
I (11nvprf1• '" 11f f d<~•r· h p qua•fl h
0 P11SOfltr Cell Bloc\ H l \ I rJ"~Y
DOWN
, lype or llrl'
3 .A1>r.ihar1• \ borll111l.11 r
4 Give oll !> s.101 e .)n•1 ffy•np;
6 Prt'PO\•l•nt'
I G1vr bac• 8 RtlJon \I (di.I' m 1her\
13 Tripoli ""''nu•f
14 \Jn1vt•\1ly
16 Pl.>C!' lo• n.immt•
17 Noun lormong ll•m•nut••e
19 e.11too.5rll\
23 Hurl\
2& T 1mt p,•\I 32 Danish money
34 Tnree \ Compal"ly I.ind
lord 1c1ue 10 ouHle
1nswer I
2 7 Snort tor ••• •eh1Clf
:>9 RuDbed out
JO Pohllt•I p•rly 1.abb• I
13 Concordu 36 Tf\h
37 f'aory 39 Eap11e
Al I smell <2 wll' )
42 Oo1n1on
35 Tom' Sawyers veh•Clr
36 F1n11hts 38 Musical notf' 40 Romen num111111 on
clock
i\•1\111!'1 ti/ r•ltrl n l lllf' '-,d(lllllrlV flt(/
:'•C 00"'t''" t "'''"U" ""'t I ,,J .....
l"f' r ma'f\ d"'1 tall ',H f""
j,;f 1 ~1"f't! .,., ... Cl"' "~"
0 SRADfORO PORNO
• SCANDAL? 8 IS £NUf
O 3 10 n l1&hl h [nou&ll
'~-(i~. ~ 'I w •J'
h•J!'" •'1 t'• ' • ., ..
,r ,t.. t 'I •., • • I
't I )•
•.
0 lolOYlt llh•) R1dt 0" th
R11n
\'.
, , .
m SPECIAi An&tl Duin • t
~'Aft 4 '4 ~ J • t. '",
\I .. If '~ \ I' I o' I O I
I' I•"' o J ~l\i,'• 11 • I
•' •"\ 4' • ,\ ••
CD Mow" 1?hrl 'Sprnct• ' Mounu,n·· i·~ t I •~· , , , ,,
Yi1utt•' hH1 '''1 Y1 Ai•r
b vnrn10, "'"'HJf'llA • 1tt'1 . , ·'
1''1 u 111, 1•r• t rn,. 111 ., J '111
r r1to·1 n 1 C ,\)"•'
24 Gru t Ptr1ormanct~
ID Pre>\ I Cons lulo lhttl
-8:30-m Grut Ptrformanco Ir· I'
t.l"f'tftf "f fti• fhr 1t)r1 .._,
lht• \hH1 f i ~\ .. 11 1' t 1
r 1· ti trv ·• "" , ,1 f •tn1I• .,tm1\J 'P"I•
Qh•' h(.11•,1 ~rd d•I tl ~1·11 •
I I f\r• 0~1rn1 ' '"' t ~ .. ••n u .. ,, ... An1 ~'t tf ,, °""'A"'' t .... ,,
Hr· 'd'' •"1" Rd hr k,1t .,,,, 'd
W Mt Oulu t ha111tn
SO Alwin ll1\ol11i Dantt Thutrt ..... ,
9 :00
12 Mowof (2hr) .. Houst
·~ ltA ''' ~lat'"'4.,.
,,. ;!•rt1 p, r ar:
j.. :. " • "'': oJ'i' ,. 11!'tf .. .. .. • .. ·•= ••. ,,_... t ~
0
:.
,, .. • • • ff\f..,. ~ ,. l ,, ...
13 3'
I
J • \ I
.
.
..
()Ill rtnl Stro•ts I"'
... 1 ·
' • ,.: d ... 'J
J ,.. n,
" "' f •"' ~ ... . ...
O Kun~ fu 0 ANGELS FARRAH .. cum STARS lDNIT[
0 10 19 Ch1rht0S An&tls .. . r '-lA .. , jl' t
.~ .,, A I , .. " t • •Id .. , .. . •t lhu 1 •'Ca. r .. '• l1.-iUll11 . ' t I ,t''~" 111 m Mtl~ Grtlftn Sho• (11 • t IA!.
"' V 1.,J ~d.t" llo d1
I I I ~ •: " ,, ~ 111 • .t hi vr
"'•
1• Alwin l'f1kola1s Dance lhulre
Amry
-9.30-
0 13 39 Htllo. Lw1 l.~ ·1Jb1~
\' l 1 '• I 6 '' ,.tit
'/ • h ', .-1 • ,.. t •~ t '"" br A\\
• .,. .t": " lf1A''" unt~ '""
• 1 , .~•· rta • ,, IA~' A l1m , r• 'Yl I mt •l
ff) Alwin No•olm Oantt lhtalrt
AYl#ry II~ ·~ II• mA1I•• f •UV'
1 P•PJ•d 1•' •DI vi
l.1"l• 1, inc udt , ·•••di">( p• I
rfl ,. n • •• ~~· 1 I • .tn~ 4J"u"d
, ... 1.
WEDNESDAY (Continued)
ED f•ntultco m Ho11n·, Heroes
SO Cam tr a Tllret Q) Ctt Smart
10:00
B 23 31 PREMIERE The But of
Saturday ll11hl live ·"' A , •• ~ ot ••I' pr~g•a"'' ~~hi ~-r.n, 'h• ! •1r
h ,., t lhP" ,~ .,. #¥ ~" I.~
8• .v. J , •• ,Q ~ • I ' ,_,,.,.If M 11 FM '~ '·•• t ,,,,,
• •• '-'' .J A• '
14 Yoe• lor Hutti\
ED MOYIU/llt•S
12:00 O Tw1h111t Zon\. m M1lMQn lrnpou.blt
ED C•pltoned ABC lltws
-12:30-
l THURSDAY I
OCTOIU ZS
FOf rnorn1n1 a11d 1ltt1110011 hst111rs.
ptuse su DAYTIME P'•OCRAMS
Btlow. 101 your COll•tnttnct, ire the
d•y's m0¥1u
rv WEEK oc TOBER 21 1979
s,,mplt 1 wanae i'm' "~'" lhty m,,, a "'1S!t11ous old "Oman
J "'' S.1tt11 D Mom (lhr) "Tht Stwtnth
Daim" aru 64 w. ham ~olden
I•• Amt•1t1• 01tnt• Cf I Olantalt~n
' Ya 111 iCtl nro !ht 1una1e ro
"'"' 1 r ommu~rsr tu~t• m Catol Bumt" & f11tllds
u 0 "'"' 0 VEGAS Kii lER TRAPS
O Movie 111 "The Unfa11hful
Witt ·r ' h·f ,..,., ~" •·,.
DUTIMC MOVIES Q) llloYtt .. (2hr) "T oyi 1n the
A"IC" d•a 6J Ota11 Wart.n Yien,
Y " • 1 ·" \0'"\lot s1 .ttr\ Slldtl,,
•t1• '"'I' "\tuo •1lh a sn "·'\.'.
r "• -~•" 'ht1 bru~ uo IM•"•·•
" 1~ ' m1•1 •O 1tOm111
" PREGNANT THNACCR1
0 3 10 29 Vtt•J k •~•·
u • ~ t , ' ' d· ~·,.
fT t 1'' A.-1 I • t 1 M t t
'It• i.. 4 At• I 4'o 0.
Q) N11hl C•lltry
24 UN Do Concert
€!) Ptudo dt Amo•
so Kup1 Sho,.
-10:30-m mm 11e .. 1 m l 979 UN Day Conttrt I I"
, .. wr t' ' f't' • '' i '~,, ,.,, , ,, \t
l\11ti '"' IJr1· ;1, ,f1tl• 111 r -tti
I lllllJI " 1 111 ~ l',f '11 ~IM I
11:00
0 D 8 12 23 Nt•I B l 10 29 )9 Nt•I
0 Make Mt l...luell
O Movo e Romanoff & lul1tl
(f;UI) hi Jf)tt1 fH'f'l'" t 11Jt.t l11t1 m MA SH
Q) lltst ot lltnny Ifill
so l•p•n TIHl•r
-11:30 -
0 8 12 Mov1u Sw1lch H•••11 five 0
O 23 lt lohnny Cmon O The Dalint ~mt
D 3 10 29 Tiit love ~I
0 3 10 29 Baret1'
Q) Moroe ew lts M"er•bln
11A fit •'• fl4•-.' lfl m 21 lon11hl
1:00
O 23 l t lomorro• O l1bm1c~ m Mcw1t • ''!ht Bllhelo1 t. !ht
Bobbr So1e1 1 •. , • •'" ID Die~ U•tll Sha.
2 :00
O Mov1t Return to ·P11ad11t '
1 Jr.i I 1 C l1AI , 100#"'
0 MoY1' "Blood IOI • Sliver Dofl11
,.,, & Mon'"""w'' w 101i ED Tht P11soner
-2 30-
0 Mon "Sons l lo•tr)" rt•• • •' .r t ~ ~,.u r ., 'f , ., .., ~' ~
3:00 m Mo.if ... "Thf ,,, Sk, ......
I I fl ••t " lr .. r, y,,, m Ille lone ~mh
4 :00
0 MOYie M "The S•eet Sound
of Du th . "'I ~ I Irr I r •O•
-4:30-
0 Movie "' "Clutch1n1 Hi nd
rr 1 14 11 • ¥ulna I
11 00 O The Vt1ls o1 S..cd•d
1t't ~J l ' I 'Iii t
l 00 tO Tht lut ._,,, M,n
1.,~ ~ Pt• H1 i.'" ,n., ..AO >• · Tht l l•O l ose •d" 'l' n1 I' .. ,.
HI 0 "But I Oen t W1n1 to Ctt
Marne<t" 1 m K,, YM!l •O
EVENING
6:00
0 B a 12 n lie., O Stu~y & Hutch
O 3 10 "' Pro football !>Ari 01~.: (hd•ll~rs at Oalldnd RMr•'
0 LAUGH WITH "RHODA" * £VERY WCCKNIGHT1
0 Rhod1 m Thr Brady l unch
Q) St rte ts of S.n f ruclS(.O
24 C101fln1 Yu 11 EID <hotr [uy
lt M•ude
so tnt10duc1111 BIOlon
-6:30-
11 T1t h e Doueh
0 M•ude m I lowt lucr
ED Did Clw n Sllo-m Cl Cluwo
lt News
,. Hollywood Ttlowon TMatre
ED Pren & Cons Bunco
so Here's to Y0111 Hulth
-8:30-
8 ut1n l'lohlt m The Odd Collpte m htr11n1 al Srrnpllon, '.,nduCIOI ~If "1 I rnns"ot Ir Ans lhr B°'1on
S1mphoo1 O•rhr\lla 1S1mutc~\I on ~U\C qi )fM1
ED la C.11ab1111 dt Ambr0$1o
SO D•r1<1n1 01sco
9:00
O e t t H1w111 F1n ·O 14vnr '91r•dO~ au"t~ ·~ '" UflOloeer wnoSI' "arn111is trmpt tilt \~epto,al
MrCa'"" lo lollow ht• clues 1n his
'"'''fll!af10" ul a murder
O 2l )t Qu1Acr Mode ol
Durh Quine, 1s ~~ept1ul of thf
POhc• \ l1ndine r1111 the l•adtr al •n "'"i'""' eruvp comm1tttd wictdt D l 2t l ntint & Sllirlt1
Yov •f Puihfd Me loo rar l1vt1ne
and Sh11lty '" tilled upoo to ett
tnt11 "'"cl ne1ellbo1s Lenn~ •nd \qu1crr bac• toeetntr aca1n
HEART TO HEART WEEKI
so <hoer Luy
7 :00 OB n lltaot
10 lllo"t (Zhr) "IWUSA" (draJ
/0 Paul Ne .. man Anthony Pe1•ins '°"""' Woochurd A I01me1 hard d11n~1ne cl•rinet prodi&J hv1ng with
a p1osfltute 1n the old Quarter ol New
Orlu ns becomes a b1oadcutt• m Ille"' C11ll1n Sllolt Robert Blal.e
losepfl Wambauah Slluley Jones
limes Woads and 1 •<> Clurn~ &
Mich1tl An1elo eutsl
Pege ti
0 H•PPJ 01ys A(11n
O • Tht lohr't Wild m M·•·s·H tt nc ff< Douah
0) S.nlord & Son
14 AJce11t ol Min
fli) ZI To1111ht m Los llicos hmMn llo11n
J'O MKNtll/lthrtr lltport
-7:30-
• Tllt Golla Sllow
U IN SEARCH OF * IMMORTAL SHARKS
Witlt Leonard Nlmoy G hi S..rell Of ... • Tiit ......,_ Q,1111
,,. Mec111M
G Tk Ttc O..all
m u 111 t11t '"""' 0 M*A•S•H
• GeM TlflltS
~~~ e Med•tllllffrtr 11t"'1 e lll1111a CM,.,.i!A ~ll Ntn
11l ""'9cJMcl
8:00
8 'l}J TM IWllltltt Dim• 111d .lohn
t1ke p11nlul sttps 1n hopes ol l1nd1nr
John Boy s11n 1l1Vt alttt he hts bten
rtporttd m1isina lrom lht w11
D ft QJl luU !ttttr• I• tllt
25111 C11tlt11'J "Relurn ol lhe F 11ht1n1
691h" A ret11iid 1t11 hrhler returns lo
action lo bias! the way throuah 1
lrtacherous Hlero1d belt
II Movie: (tllr) "G1111"" (drJ) '67 J1mts C.u n, K1lh111nt Aou .
Simon• Sttno1et ~ younr coupff
m l1111 dt AIN
110 The Lona S..rch
-9:30-• l8l lt!IMll "The L1yofl'
Ordered by the Governor to cut lhe stlH sh1rp willed BenM>n d1$Cove1s
he's 1 poor ucuse lor a h1lchet man
when 11 comu to finna beloved Miss
[lhe, lhe mansion s 75-yur old putry cook
ID Tllb11lfla1111111'1 (opl "'The Nile
Fleet An 1rch1eolo1lst's d1$COvery
ol • ~.000 yu r·old Ship Clum
UPfrtt to m is. thtir lheonn about
tht history of sltrpbulld1n1
GJ llecflts T 1.-ftet
10:00
8 llmaby1hfttn1 Girt
• Liit• To ht• .Ulln11
9 C 0 ltrN~J ltMt JR's
roulrne 1nvultp hon to http out 1n
old ftttnd luds to the d1K~•'Y ol
mu1de1 w1lh • 1111lhon doll1r mot111e J J's I Cl•
D tU lltle tllt Ottectm ·11
Cots With the Ttm!Ofy" A rtpOfl er
" 1111n while 1nostr11t1n1 mob 1nvolvtmtnl w1lh pol1t1c11n5, i nd ~ale 1s lhrcaltned
•• tZll News e WC S,.Cial: Aftttl Dwt-T'ht
Wed AtttO (I hr) Part I Pll1ll11
Mi<hHI H10111as and Vernet Wal,on
star 1n lh1s 1lo'l of 1 ll1pprty ma111ed
..
man on lht bunk ol a ~uccts.stul
musical career who Irie~ PCP (angel
dust) and ends up lo~ng e·m~lhint
Cl> Nichl Callery !l~ Ewtninc at Symphony
fil) CAMERA THREE
• Atl1nticRichlield ED tameu Thru the Modern lau
Quarttl and lht lu1l1tard S1rrnR
Quarltl per101m togrlh~•
(D P'eudo de Amot
so Ntwsc:heck
-10:30-
j AmerKan l1fmylt
CD 0> €DNtws
ED r}O,, lbsterp1ece Thutre LO'lt
tor IJdiJ ~ MO'lrt: Ill. "fin Cllu lo Hell"
(dra) 59-Ntv1llt Stand
11 :00
fJ fJ .L U Jl News
D ,]q, 1t News
B lhh Mt uuah
D Movie: "Trinity Is Still My
N1111t" (adv) 7)-Bud Spencer
CD M*A*S*H
Cl) 8est ol Benny Hill
8 Dantin& Disco
-11:30-
• rft Mow1u : Columbo/
la111c•k ..f Movie: "lreuure Calleont"
73-0ocumentary II Ill ~t Jollnny Carson
8 Tiit Dat1n1 Came
• KABC Spec1JI: A11111 Dvsl-The
Wad Attxk (90m) Conti " pant\
d1s<ussron wolh virwt1 p11l•C•Pahon
]} Mow11: "Lost Hornon" (d" 1
73-Ptltr finch lrv Ullmann
CD Hoca11's HtrOtS
Cl) Gtt Smart & Yoe• lot Hullh
ED Capbontd ABC Ntws m M0tttt1"'1n
12:00
• Twillaht ZOM
CD Mission l111pou11M m 21 lont1hl
-12:30-
• Mow11: Jif "Seon Tiiiou"
(com) 60-Edward C Robinson
Cl) Mowle: "Esther & 1111 Kina"
(adv) 60 Joan Collins
6!> Okk Caftlt Sh'ow
1:00
D 1211 ()t) Tolltfrow
Cl Ma.eri<k
CD MOYit: ~ "Thi Japanese War
ltift" (d11) ·52 Don laylor
mririllc une
2:00
B Mowit: W "Storm War11i11&"
(dra) Sl -C1n&tr Roaers Ooos D1y
.. MO'flt: iW "Tiit Very (de•"
(drt) ·63 Richard lodd
f.1J Tiit '1b1Mf
-2:30-
•• o .. e: 1)1!) "lmlo " (com)
·u -Anc1t 01Ck1nson ID lllo•lt: "Crtu Cllunel"
(dra) '48-VWaynt Mor11s
4 :00 e llhwit: ·Casie 111 • C.a•" <d11)
'11-Sir Jollft Gitl&ud ID llllM: "Mltll•ay Oia1Mt"
(adv) ·~-Rl(hard Conlt
• Tiit E11cllantt• Arh: '•'Ill• ,,., ..
-4:30-• Mo.it: 11St11rl" (1dv) 40 Ooul'~' Fa11b1nk1 Jr
ID The Ori&lftllt
I FRIDAY
OCTOBER 26
Foe mo1n1n1 and atternoon l11hnts..
plust set DATTIM[ PROGRAMS
Below. loc 10Ur conwtnoenct. 1rt Ille
day's movies
DAYTIME MOVIES
12 DD 0 "Skm C1rtt r" 1d•a <
Joe~ Mahontv luh• Adam~
3 DO 10 "lht ltrm1nal lhn"
su~p1 14 Cto•it >tr•
lt IW "Monkey Business"
1coml ~J C.A1, Grant
3:30 O "A Gu1dt tor !ht M1111td
Man" 11 ml fi llrit••I Mo•~•
EVENING
6 :00 o 10 12 n ,.,.,
~ l's a Crowd
D fJ 8 29 "e•s 8 SlarliJ & Hulch
C!) l~UGH WITH "RHOO~"
• EVERY WEEKNIGHT!
(i)~• GI Tiit Brady Bunch
OJ Str"ts o! San fr1n<1Ko
.,, Oa11n1n1 Homt Interiors
flll Ottr Casy
Jt M1udt
SO Anotlltr VOICt
-6:30-
, Jt lltws e nc Tac Do11111 0 MJ\ldt
10 Mt~ Cntt1n Show
CD I LO.t lucf fD Dd Cntn Shott
29 The 811dy Bwnch m B1t11 t11•d•
so OYer Cuy
7 :00
o ' a o n "'ws e ' 29 Happy Oays A&•rn G l f The lo4tr's Wild
G) M*A'S0 H
U TK lie Oou&h a> Sanlord & Son J• Wasll1ncto11 Wttk In Review
fli) 21 Ton11hl 0> Los !licos h mbitn llo11n
H\ Multtil/Lthlll Report
-7:30-
0 The Pnu b 1111111
t 3 J H•PPJ Days Acaln D JamilJ Fev• 8 Tiit lltwlptd C1mt
• 110 "' tt.lly~ Sqo,ts
ll l PM M11uillt Iii Ti< TK Deulll m All Ill tht ramily
I 2 ,1f M A•S•H
OJ (Md flllld 11~ W .. Strttt Wtck fD lllK"'11/ltll1tt ltt,o11
G) Ma1111 C:.,.,.nila ,. """ so Yelm'~
8 :00
f) ll • o 11 1'llt ltlc1r4•1t H.i. 0 asi ()fl rRCMIEM Slwler 1$
lh1S Wh•I Dad Rully Wanltd1'
Sh11ley Jones sltrs u widowed
Shirley Miller who a111n~ al lah
hhot ... 1th her lour younasters to
start 1 ntw hie, only to find 1erm11es
Ill lht hOUH 1nd lht wrOftl lurn1turt
1n the mov1n1 van Peter Barton
Rounn1 ~1oue1te 81n Shryer
lr1cey Cold Ann Doran and John
Mclnhte 1l5n star
TV WEEK OCTOBER 2• 1979
Kally Harmon guMta as a race driver who" concentration 11
destroyed wl"ttn the becomtt Involved In the problem• ot •
"runaway child, In tht two-part episode, "Orive, Lady, Drive ..
Saturday at SPM and concludlng the following Saturday
(Nov. 3) at the 11me lime, on NBC'• CHIP•
FRIDAY (Continued)
U Btst ol Donnr' M1r1t 1 lh•1 ll•n
lr•ttn fltl1 , ( ry\'dl P1ul ,nit•
~1111, Md11 n 1 h 1 ' J" •"0
B·& Bord 1 vr 1
0 3 tO 29 Movte llhr I 'lht
B1blt" 0"• C,I ,, •1•
¥~~~-· ffjl~ l'P't• I ~ •• Garorpo R 1., ' I<,, 1 ,
'I•• I I I'" ~ I 1•ff I t\ •
f rie .. ~ , _ .t •t .. ti l • i •
lht " •' " I 4 I I~
O Movrt (2hrJ II It\ luodiy
Th" M11st Bt Btl11om
ll./ .. O'l., ~I,, ~,.,, 1/ t ~•,...,•A •
~it•,, t'f,fr.. ,. ,.
ltb''"-fl .;I t t ~· i'li", tot
Lt t \If 11 d' P.tt V ,, t m CHAMPIONSHIP
• PRO ROOEO
FI NALS from DALLAS m Bliu Rodeo I I " ' I rl '"•"•""Ir m (J, id I••• (I) Mom (2hr) "flim1n1 Stu '
iad., bll I lw1· "'' ,, ~••t.-11
I d~n lr1, I 1•rr I flu 1i.11 11•1 "'
on ,f ,, ,,,h1h ~·111 ..... ,,,,ht• fn1f1,,11
lfllf P m11\f ~IJH\f' 1wh , •di' t, jl•lll
2• Tiit tonr Search
ill Pros t. Con\ Pmon Prrwenttt\
so Wulun«ton Wtt~ 1n Review
-8.30-m Wuluncton Week in Rrnt• m ld11irdo u,c~rclitular
so Will $1rttl Wttk
9 :00
U e 12 Tht Ouko ot Humd
A jthO'.lly I u• • ~nd l!n h~u1•t II •
to o•ovt lht11 '"" ~ •n· 1 •h• ~ fto2~ ha\ Wtn •tlv1n1~~· ' •~•
d•Alh I" i • Cu\i lhM• rt 'h•I'
O ll Jt lht Rockford frln
Roo n Roi• 11111 N'•'' (h• < ""C
1/11< ~ \lat I 1n1 H1.r... I• utl• t ,1,
a '"'"I' luro 11do·1• tt1 ''""•• f111!11,nd • •11"~ h,tll 111 I •lu"
unw111in21, ,,,,,,. ·I hi~ ~nil ,,,~lh
(1Jn\p11.ity •bout In br """"''''o hi
Rodlwd ~w.lolt" l~b•111 M~rtt•
511A\\man ~nd <;'"''~ loro· 111r\I
U SPlCIAt Cod Htlp Me f I hq
Rehg1uus p1oerAm m Mm Grtllrn Show Rohrrl \ta<I•
Ma11et1e H~rll~v Cusan t '"" M1111
locket M1cha~1 0,1 Rry & IJ~v1rt
P110 .ind Mrk~ GhckmAn guHt
24 C..mm fltrtt/ftst ronir1rd
f1!} •hll Street Wtt~/Tht Su rtet
letter
lll The Alb uquerq ue Grmnutlo
lnwit1t~t
10:00
fJ ATTEM,TED MURDER
• SHOCllS "DALLAS"
U 1 • 12 D1llu On 1 hun11ne
trip rn t ou1\11n1 lock lrnrt1 h1m\'ll
the t1raet of revrner lrom ' 1111n h,
dor 1n t tvtn rtmembr1 and at
homt lit" 1\ 1lr11d 'ht m12ht bt
l1t1nr wraery
D STllECT GANG RUNS
• WILD ON "EISCHICD"
D n " (h<Jllff An1rt\ OI Twor Whrn Capt f 1nntrly "
l1fsely 1ccused ol · 1hoolrnr 111
un11mtd teen1ae1 C1S<h1td puff' out
111 tht slops to save h1i 1mb11tf,d
11dt s c.1.ur Shelley 8e1m1n And
11m 81,kus 1uul ....... m Wpt G.lltry
fl1 Mtsttrplec1 Tllttttt: lovt lor l,..
CD ,ecHo ••.....,
-10:30-........
'•"
fD Audtmy LHdtr~ 1 114 • •
1 A '-'"• •t,,.. ft t J
I•• ,. "
i4 '' ~·· I I f
" ~ "' ~ • ...,,.,r
• 14\t t • :
' 'r
11 :00 u 3 0 10 29 llt •\
0 8 12 23 l9 Nt •i
U M'h Mt u uah O Tht Roe• Show r ., :. • " , ,t I, t 1'. 'f' Jdt I
..,, • A), • I. " . 1 .., m M •SH
(I) Btst ol Btnn' Holl
24 Anolht1 V00<t
SO From !ht Ground Up £ sptcr,tly
tram Holi1nd
-ll·30-u 8 t 2 Movit\ N1Jhl Stalkt •.
"The Lord\ of fl1lbu1h" 1•• :
I; ,, JI .. f ~l'llf• ~fill 'f" ,,,.1 '" u.:. tu,u ... 1.
O n lt Johnny Cmon
U !ht Dit1ng G'mt
O 3 10 29 Chirlrr s Aneels
O Stcond C11y IV Ntl•ork m R1mf Pttwtt• m Gtt sm,11
u Yori lo• Hu lth ill C1ptt0ned ABC llt~
E!) Movies N t •s
12:00
U lwrfrfhl lont
O Moort 'Guns ot tht Rtvolotoon'
'''·J l ' K ~ H m Minion tmpourbtr m 28 lon11hl
-12.30-u Mov1t 11t "D~rt 1n lht Du\t
l•d I llA'"' n I Ru 1
O Mowot Climb an An1ry Moun
t11n" •• ) I•· ,,,~.,
10 Ch11ht'i An&tl\ lronsidt
(I) luh 8o1 m 11ova
1 :00
0 .23 31 Tht Mldn11ht Sptml m Movtt· "Tht H1ll·81ttd" lw~I
'I.' HobPrl 'l'Oun~ l•nrs Carl~r
(I) Movit: IW "Tht Evil Cyt "
<my\) 64 lnhn Sa1on
fD W1$11lnlfon WtO rn RevH
2:00
U Movtt "' "Tiit &dae or tht
C1ou" tm1)) I I Georg, Ktnnrd1
O Movtt: • "C1pt11n 8oytott"
(dr11 41 Slt•a•I GranRt• Kalhlrtn
l!ydn Robert Donal ED Tht ,rl$Olltr
-2:30-u Mom: IW "Wt 'rt Not Mir·
11td" 1com1 ~J G1ngrt Roitr\
David W•vnr M111tyn lilonrut m Mo.it· • "UllClltllltd" ld•al ~!i 8•1b11a Halt Chutrr Moms
3 :00
Q) Mowtt· "' "Oocto1 ol Doom"
fllor) A1m1nclo Silvutrr m Mom: "l rvltl A*\ lllollltn"
tcom1 58 l lultn<t Herny lufor
Ham\ lv1 G1bor
4 :00
D flloollt: •i "All My Sons" (dr1) •8 [d•ard G Rob1naon How11d Dutt Burt l1ntaste1 m Morie: • "Tiit ltl1d lilffttttr"
(mys) •? Johnn1 0o .. ns
-4:30-
• Mowlt: • °'lllftl Of °'ll'IMtrs"
(my$) 'JI U1m ltmuoll Cl111t
l1evo1 l loyd Nolan ...
SATURDAY
OCTOBER l 1
MOANING
6:00
0 Thtl s Cit
e Sunrost Stmortr
O Communrh fftdb1el m Unrwt114ty of tht Arr
-6 30-0 Sunrrst St muttt
l Viii• Aftart o a., en, Rollt11
U Country R°'d1
8 TV C11w oom
O Dot1 & Col11lh
•O It's You• Busintu m SPfak Out
(I) Rompe r Room
ill Cipltantd ABC Ntws
l9 P101rcl Unrvtrsr
7:00
U Dusty's I rtthoust
0 n lt D•lty Dud
U Brt Blue M,,btr
O J 10 :>t Scooby ' x••OPI o Hot ruiut Siio• m lhal 1 Enouan
ill Yota loo Hraflh
-7:30-
0 Mirlo ~ M1e1c Mow~ Micl11nt
O 23 Jt C•sptr & lllt Anet!\ U P1<tsttltts
O 3 10 19 Pfntrtmtn
8 lhctsworld
O The lOllt R1111rr m EltmtfltHy llt~
(I) tnlrn1ty hctory
ill fltt lOllf Sur<ll
8:00 u a 12 ,.11hty Mou\t HtcUt
•nd ltcklt
O n it frect ' B1rnty Mret
!ht "''"' U Tht R1tlem1n
O RoOtr Sliperstm m "'Sll"llt MuMC
(I) Rtboi>
ED lo bt A11nou11ctd
-8:30-u Tht B11 V11iey m rht Part11d&t hmrly
(I) SptNI f'tOPlt
tD Bl1ekbo.rd C1rtoo111n1
9 :00
D e 12 Tiie &p 1Ju1111y1"°'9d
llunntr Sllow
0 U 1t Super Globetrotters O Morie· "The l'ursuli of lht Cril
5"t" l1dv1 ~/ Peter finch GJ f1111i17 AH111 m WCM!lln1' Almtnt<
f1!} fffhflp m 8111bujls
-9:30-D ti lt Tiit lltw SlllllOO e 1s,,
• ~ 10 (ft Co11t11 footb1ll
I ums to bt 1nnounttd GJ I Drum ot 1-an111t
CD V.1 '-"N ID F rttslytt
10100
., ll) (Jf) """ CofdOn GJ ltwltthff m fllleM: ., "flOllller ~I" (wn)
•5 Yvonne Ot Carlo. Rod C.me1on
fll) M11terpltce Tllt•lrt: lM ltf
lrfil
rv WEEI\ OCTOBER 21 1979
CJ Mu,10 Colomb11n1
-10·30-u 9 11 POPflt o n >t Cod11111
U Mo"t '" l~t lt11nt lhJI Couldn I Dor • fl . ,.. , ..
m Tht lolonltts m SuPt• £ strtllu tn Patrnu
11 :00
O l3 19 lollnnr Qum 0 Ent SMlt Arca m Soul"•'" tD lht Surltl ltlltr
-11 30-
U e 12 r.1 •111t11
0 2l 39 Thr Jthons
(I) SPECIAi P1ltrom11e to Mm•
t: ,,.. ~.. • t" tr"' '"I r•o;,am
, A " J M1"fom .. 11.
,, 11 ,,,, l!'f• •nr _.,,,, Jn1 ... nt
" ···~ t 1 t 1 • J~·· lf''tmMi1it~
E!) luth• librt
AFTERNOON
12:00
U e 1 2 lu on ot Slit 1Amm1nd
O Whitner & tht Robot
U Ntw Soupy Silts Show m Tht Oultr l1m1ts
(I) Mmus WtlbJ
2l lrOllSldt
24 It's htrybody's Bus.nm m Tht Sluh19urt Pl1rs
l9 Specoit Ire.I
-12:30-u 8 U T11u n Super Stvtn 0 •c•ocultuie USA U Stu Trt•-An1mi ttd
0 Abbott ' C~ltllo
1:00
0 At Ont Wrth
U Voy11e to lht Bottom ol the SH
O 3 10 2t Colt11e Football
ftAm) lo br .11111ou11ttd m MIS.SIOn lmpowble
(I) hrun
2) Jt Spor1,World
ED u Muneci Rota
so f rte hand Sketchrnc
-1:30-u a 12 JO Mrnutu
J • C1ow1nc Yurs
2 :00 U ~i4swo1ld
0 htf')'Whtrt
IJ llontnH
8 Movie. "Ctt Chrrst11 ton!" (•d~J 14 lht•,u Cravn
0 Movtt: "Tiit C1il of tllt Wt~"
Cadv) /1 Ch111ton Huton m Su M~lioll S Min
Ul Ice 81111 MtrWt
(I) Jolln W1y11t tialSIU m Fll1MI '"'•r11adellt1 So Amtr1t1n ~111
-2:30-U ttfll llllltlt
I t Wtlly'1 """"°' 2' fllowit! wlllfflt h " (dll) 11
D1v1d Carrtcllnt kt1th C.rrtd1nt
12' Dtt1p111a 1teN 1111eri.n ,. Tiiie h th llrl
3100 e f1111ll1 nt111 Ftatlnl "Bue•
Ro1111' '39 811ilt1 C11bbe HtroK
Bu'k Ro1e11 battles lhe bid 1urs of
tht 2~1h century
...... l ......... "!lie c...
"'"''" (dtl) '7~-MICllMI M01itt1y
12 H1ppenrncs
fD Footsteps >t "°'" Oa111e H11llhCllll 50 ~1n1n1 Homt hlle11011
-3:30-
0 e 12 Spor11 Sptc11t Hor It
racon1
O frte·U H
ill COllltmporilf) Health IUUtS
fD Turnabout
lt Btw1lchtd
4 :00
D e f1 Sporh Spectacular
D ~rtsW011d lht Charlolle SOO
NASCAR Stock Cat Raet from
Charlotte N C US Cymnis11cs
hdtiahon mtn 1 comptlllton t11>m
Daylon Ohio alld hnill hrsl round
match rn The Leaends ol Bowlin1
from Dallas I eaas
U 2t Spid1rwom111 D !Ao'#it; "Httb An11ts Oii Wllttlf'
(dra) 67-Jack N1tholson
J.oJ tr OftSldt
Cl) MovJt: "The Ch1pm1n lltporl" ·
(dta) 64 [lttm Z•mbahsl Jr
·2l Nov1t: "Lut ol the Moluuns"
(adv) 71 Steve fo11tst m , ... 1so OJ Telt·llrmt1 Otpot\IVa aJJ Movit: "Tht Swimmer" tdt1)
li8-Burt Lancastt• l1nKt Rule
P' Hwmanitlt1 Throup the Arts
-4:30-.. n Supcrl111nd1
fD Sbr Soccer
5:00
0 lln GalM ti Ille WHk
8 Sbr Trtk
6 Tiit WlhOM
IOJ llewt GJ Mowlt: "Tiie Undtr&IMnd Min"
(Id-fl '7•-hm Hulton Ptk!r C1ms
I.It .... ~ltp ltyOlld
~ Alctlltof Mall m s.wo L.1CA1 toto
(Jf) Tiit ltftl Search
-5:30-
0 1..tst of lllt Wild
DNtwn
.. l) I ~ Wetk•nd Sptelll (R)
'The Puppy Who Wanted ii B0y··
rlQ) .-1e: "Tiit "o""' Wo1111n" (dri) '73 -Joanna Pettet
(lJ) °'"' h rttft Siio'# m Tiit Orl1lll1t1
•V•NINQ
e:oo ~
u .. •l (ll Qt """'
I.)) !lrl Ga111t " ......... a Mtrit; (?!11) "City lt•ulll 111t
S.1" (sci II) 70 llolw l W11ner
Stuarl W111tm1n Ou11nt tht list
century vndtntl uploms COlollrlt
lht ocun floor
• Tiiis Is ... llf1. e Grilli, M11M
))ltM HIW m ....._: (Zllr) "Cu-t#" (mvi)
'60 Shuler M1tl 11nt f 1111•
SHt.1r1 A dance hall owne• who is
COl1Stlntl111tde4 lot ptl1041111111 Ill•
1111111 d111u -lhe Can C•n must
USt her rnou1cu whtll 1n •HY
lOJn~dt• is repltced 0 Mcti9fls tD f....., ··tlllld Abv~' ~t
Youna Cheu and Denni$ 11lk •bovl
how lhtY deal wrlh thtrl rounarr
brotheri and spttul1lt 1bOUI what
kind of j)lrtnta they m11hl bt
~SM llll
m fitbre
so Bluttrus. Blut11u:s
-6:30-
0 3 0 II )t lit*$
O Miry T yltr Moore
23 Tht Mwpptt Sllow
fD Conneclion1
29 1out Goldt11 £1111>1tt
7 :00
O l's 1 Crowd
3 8 Tht Muppet Sllow
0 $\.,. ~111tf Show
U E1twilnus l05 An1tlu 0 Mrlcll Miller Show
10 Oon Coryell Show m ti tt ,. r11c u••tnce
Wtl Si. .U N1111t TNI lune
2' hsl forwud
SO RiPPtftl Yarns
-7:30-
fJ 01nct Fem i ln1t111tn1lc T111nu1mna
O to flm1ty feud
U ltAIC Spec11I: Uh You, l1kt Mt
Katt Jac•son 110111 IM orog11m
locusrng on handotapptd dnd non
hand1tapprd voung tnoldrtn 400
ad ults rtlalmc to H< h 01ht1 e The 0.ffl ' Oan1tl MouH
!JI Ad1111·12
14 Ollte Upon 1 ClaUlt
f.D M1~hamun·s f&ypl
10 Aiullt1m H1llo4ifffn Pmclt
8:00
fJ t ''2 .. O•lt. (2111) "Tiit
Slloobst" l•tsl 76 John Wayn,
I 1urtn BilClll Ron Ho•i •d lamts
Slt•m l Huah 0 8111n R1ch11d
Boont lhr itotY ot tht 1111 ttghl
dlf\ ot a lt&eoduy cunt1thle•
0 Ill >O CHrl's Dmt lady
Olive Part onr ot two part! ton and
Ponch on ttml)Ofiry duty 1n 1 YOall
1own er1tounlt1 protusronal 1toc~
car racei1 1 1una•av child 1 11ng of
h111Cktrs 1nd some danct•Ou~ hot
roddm Kelly liarmon gutm D hlstnt1: Ctll Bloc\ H Rttto
1Pt(liff (lhr) H1ghhRhls ol '•PIO•t\
wtlh 1nmate.s and adm1n1s111101s 8 l)) 10\ tt Ro,ers 'Around
tht Cloe~" Slanley s purch;se ot 1n
~~hqut rnanllt clOC~ hom the 1ta1 ol
1 van as ~n anniversary 11fl tor lltltn
Ind~ lhtm to dupmtt measures
•hen lhry turn the Brookes· IO•n
houu •IS bu11l1111ed and lhrir
heutoom manlle tlotk IS m1U1n& G Ot1n Ma rti" (R) Buddv Hac~tlt
M1nnrt Purl Oavid Ste1nbere and
R~m1ry CIOoner euesl aa u 111 "" h111~, Cl) Mowtt: ('°'11) HA Killtr 111 htry
Ct111t1" (Miil 1~ Patr<k Maare
)Olnn1 Petitt PtycholOty ~ludtnls
bf<Olllt Ul!W~hnt tv1nt1 l)tfS tn tht
upt11mtnls ol • b11ll11nl scitnl11t
(24) 24 Owl f ""' fD Uvt fr.. l.itletlll Ctiti.. S1ree1
Stene .. lht dtShny of • l1m1ty sel
1111rm tbt batk1t011n4 o1 bvsthnt
Ht• TOl'k tenement kit dvuna the
Cleat DtPtm!Oll (Ileen Schauff1.
C.lht11n1 Malhtano, Alan bys,
W1tlt1m Cll1P1Mn 1nd Haftan fou
<t (Swnulml 011 KUSC. 91 !lfM) ., ........ k.
-1:30-
• CV lJt (2f) ONctiwt Sclltel
• lllM: (Zl11) "hf!' to Ille C1•llli.-r" (dra) 7~ M!Chatl
MOflllh. Susan Blakely A roo••t c-op overcomes many pressuru but !Inds
himself d1wl111loned. (!C\~Pr--•
9:00
0 2' '9 BJ ' tht Bw
Sor n LA,. B I ••I•~ 11
tlf''•ttt di \f H • ,..,,_,f''1 f 4n.
m .. ,,,,,., .,.1 '~"' i.la 1f rf;-r I .. • '
t"'" f -.hpr hf .,if'H ~ f, 1 fl' 111P -.,. o;~1Mt• t htr.tt ;
0 HALLOWEEN CRUISE
• ON THE LOY£ BOAT ' u l 10 '9 Tllt lOTt &o.t " [ •d• "'i't• f •• • •• 'I • \•~['"I 'T'O~" 0., ,,.,. i [ ..,.,.,., ,,.,.. r, , f p, (,.. ... ~.r .,,
'A•t1 ,, t w "flll '" .. , ,.,,~ )i~,f
mo'"'' a•~ ftp If•\ 'It '' :S~·
A d1t·).,r f a""• "'a''' ·' -'f'I •
(;1 •" lo•eH''' •' l'13f 6. ?11.
1 '~•""'"•st•• 1r 11~caslt' •) •C'f'
•hPn tit k d> ul ~., b•I"''' c
,.Otot l I\ 00 'h' (•u•\f (ll•t\tOCht1
\,~,•at ;ind 11nd~ Uh GtJ•lt \\I'
1nd " Wh~t s a B101n'' I 01 ii
d1\ablfd roan dom1rAlt> his O•Otnt•
wh1• nas m't an 1nte1P1t1ni; ;111 •nilt
on boa•O P;it11c. Wn"t r om HA I( 1
.ino to~~ Van ~1• ~t•• O SPECIAL t eonud Bt1n1te1n
Cond11cb II
14 Tht Starlet letttr
so Sona By Sont
-9:30-m N11M CJlluy
10 :00
0 8 It Paris 0 1) Jt S1'£C1Al Top Ttn t I h• I
A m~•tal :omtd1 p1021am .. 1th P1ul
Mcu•lntr & l'l1nt' Oli.11 ~r .. to•
John lht I •ltlr R1yf1 Ba~d M 1111
Vrlllilt Ptoplt Htrb Alpefl ( h110
Mrchatl lac~son Bruce ltnnrr
Robert Gu•ll•umr and 8111 Saluila
Tht lop len •tPtltOf'r company
luturu Mama B11~1n 01nn Y M1lltr
Btard R1<k Dou 1nd othm
D loft AIM11t1n Style
U NEW SEASON Of FUii * "FANTASY ISLAND"! Ii ) 10 t2t Fantasy bland In
l ht '1td Baron ~n upert '" WOlld
Wai I Rt!S tht 1hrill of a hlth"'t
whtn ht meeh up w1lh lht 1ntamnus
Rtd Baton Ron Uy &ut\15 and rn
'Youn1 al Hearl iln .. 1n1 woman
who wanls 10 ee1 10 lht last lane ol
hie tails 1n love with a young man
Diana Canova and Oavtd t add tue\t
0 SP£CIAl Wildllrtl (I hr) I 01 oe
Cttene n~11a1rs IM document11y
focus1nt on a Jen d1y b11tle a1111n~t
a devasllltn& lorut tut
Cl) S,.akusy
l• Aclclemy ltaclt11
0)111~/lhwi
6f\ Runlli111 FtlKt
rv l'IHll. DC.TOBER ~I 1979
-10:30-
G)No•\ m llot1ndo Bmal
11 :00
0 0 U II 10 )t NfW\
J Nt in MO"#tt ... "AM the Way
Home" O• • 'J t~n .,,.m n\
O Collttt football '"'"• 11 ;t "
tfu;i , ,., "t :. l:Jh,•"
O Collt&t f ootbaK 19 m MA SH
12 MO'ltt 'Tiit US1 V1llt1-A1>
__l_ y, ,. l• 4 • [lf"I• ~t\.st1I w lht Cood1ts
2l Ad1m 12
l• "°"' ED .. ow1t M .. Numbet Sntn
tu11" m1>1 li I.Mt G•t1 n ltd f 11tt1 Siio-
-l l :30-
0 llein1 Mll'ltt "Tht Rtd Tent"
!JO• II Sun Conot•1 1J J) H »turday N1aht ltvt
O Mov11. "The C1nd1d1lt" (comr
; ? Robe" Rtdlord Ptlt• Bovie
8 Mll'lte. "' "Sw1n1Time"1 mus) ~b rod As1111t G•neer Roetrs
O Movie "S1ltn\ lh&hl. Bloody
1111ht" 1 Mri 1J Pat11c~ 0 Nul
10 Movlf "Two Mvlu tor Sesler
S.11'' "''SI /(J Clint [4St•oo0
W Mll'l1t ''THl l Ill" l!>C• l•I II
R••bfll Ou••" Donald ~IU'MlnCt
CD Tiit Rooltt1
EDMoVIU
-12:30-m Movtt .. 'Simson 111 tht Wu
Mvseum" th<l•I ~nto
1 :00
0 >t Roe k Cone tft
-1:30-
0 hthbout1lltwi 0 Mo"': tit "ll1d M111lont"
(com) 3~ ldd1t t.1n101 D Tht Mvt11lvttn m aii-: • "LM Mt Str1111t11"
(hor) V11n4 l1$1 llelmut lltret•
2 :00
O Mow1t: 111 "Tulllts of hll1tl''
(com) •l Charles LAu~Mon
O> Mo•lt fJJf' "Samson ' the
V1111pue Women" (hor) t ortn1
Vetaiquu l11me r unandtr
-3:30-e Mofle: "Hot! to 8t Very. Ver,
l'opular" (com) !>!> Belly Crable
GI Mote: 1W "Mus Nttds
Womt11'' (scr h) li8 lommv 1111~
4:00
D Mo"': ·•11111 011 1111 s,,1•1
Tr1put" (susp) 6~ Waydt Preston
, ... ,.
CALIFORNIA'S CONTROVERSIAL
"RUNNING FENCE"
In I 976 Ch11sto tile Bu1ga11an-born enwronmenrs1 artist
su1Mrv1~ed tCJ11st•ur.tmn ot one 01 th e most contrnvers1a1 arr
µ101ecrs 1n Galllorn1a n1~ro1y-an 18 loot t11gt1 lence or white
nylon latmc Illar vnd11IF1ted acion the !Ir/I\ ol Ma11n and
Sorioma counties u11t1l 11 d1sap11eare<J mto !fie w1Hu1 \ nl the
PaC1l1c 01,ean at Bod~ga Bay Tn111e11ct1 ~10011 ror lwo
wee)<!; a .stunnmg t1dd1t1on to tl'lfi lan<Jscaµf! and 1fle11 8\
µ1eplanne<J Oy lfllJ artist was removed
Plans 101 Ille massive $,'I mill1on art oro1ect w111cn was
oa1<J for enllfely oy /fie "''''' 111rovyl1 tfl9 sate o l "'~
drawmg5 CtJ/laytJs and sl<e/ct1es to collecto1s dealers artd
mus11ums tflrougnout file wort<J were 1mt1a1ry conc..eived by
Cn,,s10 in l!U2 Tne artist and his wile Jeanne Claude
am~oo m Ga/lforn1a m t 913 and sl)6nr lfle t>erter ()Ifft ot rnr
neil th1ee ye1u s trying lo convmce local ranchers end
sheepnerdeH as well as coufllyo lfic1a1s lflal the pro1ec1 was
not fhe <lrtJam of a madmen Out lhe work of ar11s11c me11t
Cllr1sto s long slrugglo 10 win public and oft1cial approva l
1~ v1vi<Jlr captured 111 R11nnmg Fflnce 11 o ne-flovr PBS fl/m
a1r1ng Monday on l<.CE T (Cnan11el 28) al 9 JOPM on l<VCR
(Cfla11not 24J al 9PM an<J on KOCE (Chennel 50J al 8 JOPM
T111$ Maysfes Film P1oauc11on we& 11/med over a pe1tod ol
t11ree rtts1s Tne 11/mmolcens madfJ rreQuenr 111ps lo
Cot1torms to photograph many or the 18 public hearings
tho md1v1du1JI meetings be tween Ch111110 end the rancfl1Jrs
ana tfl9 acruel cons1w c11on of 11111 teoce 1n orde1 10 record
polll1Cal and personal facets ot lfle Running Fence project
In n1s numerovs meetings w11h local ranchera. Cl'l11sto
explained he wished ro rent their land upon whrch 10
construct a conrinuousry Running Fence t 8 feet high end
over 20-miles long The fence would be set upon poles sunlr
into the 1'1Jrth w1lh nylon fab11c strung across on a cable
much as sails across !he y11rdarms of a snip Th• tenc,,
would allow free passage lor humans and animals and
could not possibly mJvre anyone nor harm grass or crops 11
would rake a year or longer to build and oncfJ completed
would remain on public view tor 14 days It would /nen be
remov~ and the cons11uc11on mata11a1 g111en to 1no1e
wl'lose property 1t crossed
The Running Fence concapt w.t1 greet~ by sharply
divided opm10ns among tl'la local residents and county
olf1ciats Finally. after yeara of red t11pe, lrnel approval of the
pro)ec l wH given and the fence began 10 take shape '-fora
than 400 workers uS1ng 2,050 steel pole1 ctrung with 90
mile• of sleet cable encl 186.000 yard• of heavy white nylon
febllc conat1ucted the 24 ml/el of Running Fence
""-",,,.alway• Hlf m. why I undertelt:• the•• mess/~ art
pro~ts. "Ch rJ110 aaya ''Generalfy the atttat 11 ,,,.1upre,.,,.
ma11tr In hi• 1tudlo I# dflcld .. how lar~ the cafllf•• mu11
~how much color mutt be put tfl•re and tfl•,. For me
th• •xc/tfrrHlnt tHtglnl when I IHV9 ,,,. atudlo •nd t tert
work on a f'lfge pro~ct. Of cour•. I m1111 drawings end
alf•tctr••· but I conal<Mr them pr•peretlon work tor th•
ptoject I will do. But ,,,. rHl llf• t rpe,,.nc.,-.flOl,,..rlng
proOl•m•. dHllng wftll conttructlon worlc•ta. 011111no
permlUlon ffom gov.tnment•. Ht• hl{lflway ~l'ffNllt, all
tn... thing• g/W me wti•t I can ,,..,., llNQht•. So whet
h1PPtn1 In "'-tttl world Cht!"'91 my Orifl'NI k»t end "'-
drwWll'l{lt ft1Mt•IY9e, TPlle le wtlet I Niie oetf "
TV WEEK OCTOBER 21 1979
"ANG EL DEATH"
Phencychd1ne hyorocn1011oe (PCP), commonly known as
angel dust •s a srreel oruq-ltie latest and p0ten11ally the
most dangerous drug to 1111 !he youth scene The Nat1onal
lnslolutti cm D1ug Abuse e<jflmates trlat more than eight
m111ton people 1>erwee11 12 and 25 ·Nill use 1t this year
Me1rome<11a In<. 1ec;ogn111ng tne need tor the publt<: to be
1ntormed on the p01en1tat dangers of tn1'1 new g1owin9
pioblem a11:s Angel Death c1 documenlary t1tm taking an 1n-
depth look at PCP and its eNects '1¥ednesday a1 8PM 011 K TTV
(Ctiannel It) Pa11f Newman ano Joanne 1/1/oodwarO na11ale
Filmed 1n Cal1lorn1a and Michigan Angel Death shows
actual drllg users undf>r the influence ot PCP r101mally
used as an animal tranqu11t1e1 One sequence shows the
ellect or the drug on a 300-pouno South Ame11can 1aguar
The an1m111 goes lrom a berserk state 10 a sort 01 stoobe11ng
ne1plessness In ano1her sequence Mr Newman tells of
violent behavior caused by the orug one man under the
1nlfuence of angel oust r>ulled out ht6 own teeth with a pau
or pliers and a woman l11eo her baby in cooking 011 These
are 1101 isolated 1nc1den1s
011 June 27 1979 1n Cahlo1n1a. Burbank Superior Court
Judge Thomas C Murphy attended a prn1e te screentng ot
Angel Death lor the otttcials ot the coun After the
screening Judge Murphy stated trlat he was par11cularly
p1easeo at the Qua11ry or the documentary T m no etlltc, but
t am convmce<l 11 1s the beat l have !ieiln 1n this area •·
...
Stallatlct htve pl'Olled fhet PCP 11 • drug u..O mostly by
young people II 11 cheep and ecce .. eble Therefore, it 11
K TTV 1 goat to attrect 11 meny teenage vlewera •• PoSllble
To this end, many top teleYlalon 1tar1, popular eepec lally
with Ille young, hllYt enthualaallcelly lent their 1uppan to
!hit project John Ritter, Erik Estreda. Bonnie Fr•nklln,
Wllllem Christopher, Lawrence H11ton·Jecobe and othert all
look lime 1wey from thetr buty tehtdules to t p .. k out
against ttus overwhelming drug menace by t•plng 30.
second promotlonal 1pol1 tor the t tatlon, warning of tn.
hezurdt of "·~ dutt " The taped apot9 .,. etrong In
tenor; Lawrence Hllfon.Jocobt ttet" "I'd rather melce you
leugh then w•teh you die ·• Jottn Ritter warnt "Some klOI
uMd PCP beetuM they think lt'a a qutck Wffl to feel good;
Unfonunately, tome of them n(IWr tMI eo-1n." Erik Ettradt
re"*"ben "I know Wh•t it 11 to be cloM to deeth-lt'a
tearier then hell."
Immediately followlng the thowlng of "Angel Oeeth,"
KTIV wtll mw 9Yallable • PCP Information looktet to lte
llt9wlng audience The bOoklet wttt con•tn. among o4Nr
lntofmatlon. lt\e •IMfV9nCY drug abu9e phone numberl
end cMnlc tocatlont In Loe A,,..._ The Viewer wtl be
requeated to write In lo the 118tion, end .,.. booir WW be
l'l'elle4 dif9Ctty to them. All~ .... be ..... 001 ......