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Home My WebLink About1979-10-28 - Orange Coast Pilot7 14.ny Relief for Mortgage He Wldln ~ ....... et b • .._ wl ......... proJetu to bl IUNl'tllunl•in...unent ...... ~ M&IMr ~ lou COit.a. c.,,..._. and other buUdlQI trldtllDID f affd UM PGM1bWty of Job cutback• due u tlo'wdownt. nc.e a1J'Pd1 ln homea -«>unt· ed themMIYet lucky at pa)'tna only 12 percent wblle lbOH who wanted to eeU recon1ldtred, Talks with buUden. bank n ed real 811.aUI peoplo made lt SUNDAY c&ur uw few ~•U reaaalA ua· toucMd bf U.. Fed'a uU.. JI JOU tried to ..aJ for a lou lut ..._.1'*,..aiOltaaYinp ud ao..·~ unwtlllDl to Hnlo• any b&at prevloua cutomen. AmerltaD S.viap. Wor&d Sav· ln11 and• few odMn °are out ol the marlet" for new HDYeD· Oonal lolnl., lmperlal and CalUornla 'ederal Savlnp are 1moq tboM wllltnc to mike loua to pnvlous cuatomen. but Ca1 Fed 11 aimply re·wrltlna oad mortcacea at 14 percent to ftnanct the cllllereoce betwMn new ud o&d boaie pric.. The COil will be dear. leaden aatd. A couple buyln• a SI00,000 boUJe muat pay 20 percent down ( 30 percnt ln Oftt UM) and make 30 yean of $1,100 aion\hly payment.a. Add taxe1 and t.n· 1urance and paymenta rlM to oear $1,3)0. That compares to less than $900 for the same mort1a1e at 11 '4 percent. Tbe difference l1 enc>a-" to freeze more middle-income buyers out of the bou1ln1 market. A Callfomla F9dnal loan ol· fleer estimated that to quallfy for a fl00,000 boule, a COUDle now mUlt earn at le&lt fM ,000 a year. A spokesman for Butler Hout· tna Corp. aald, " There an two aegmenta of the new·home buyer markeL . .and the mid-price range is dead. The upper·price buyer is Just. knocked out.'' Buller'• naeUoa to U.. ID· teswt rete bike IDilTOn .._ buUden. "W•'re scUI t.o tu. a 1Wf. bard loot 8' Ntun •ID-vntmmt oa .U MW projec:U.'' = will be caDeelled or re- lta mual compledon rate ot .. about 30 home. at a time will be cut to 15. _ 1 Butler and Avco Community Developers are both anxious to avoid the overatocked situation <See N08TGAG£. Pase A!) VOL. 72 NO. 301 7 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1979 TH I RTY·FIVE CENTS Koreans Admit to Assassin SEOUL <AP) -The slaying or South Korean President Park Chung·hee was a premeditated assassination by Korean Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae·kyu and five of his men. the government announced early to- day. All previous government ac counts had said the shooting was an accident. A government spokesman said Kim shot both Park and his chief bodyguard, Cha Chi-shul lhree times each on Friday night, at a dinner al a KCJA building near 1 the presidential residemce. I Arter Kim fired the first shot, five of his men in the next room k i I l e d four of P a r.k · s bodyguards, who had been wait· i Ing outside the dining room, the spokesman said. He said the KCJA men used pistols and one 11·18 automatic rifle. Kim and a.JI five of hil men were under •rreat. the ...... =aaJd. -Tiie .. I ••• aald .... ._. OIMN"' _.. tat. lD for quea· Uonfng to determine whether they also were involved in the plot. Those betni questioned were not identified and lt was not known if they were KClA men or members of Park's gov· ernment. The announcement or the plot was made at the South Korean Defense Ministry, but the details were attributed to the Combined Investigation Command, a Joint military and police organization set up within the martial law com mand immediately after ·Park's death. Ma rtial law remains in effect, · schools were closed and tanks surrounded the capitol building as officials gr appled with a crisis that has left South Korea without an obvious successor to r the man who ruled with an iron 1 fistformorethan18years. An estimated full division of 12,000 to lS,000 soldiers guarded the capital and thousands or troops were posted in other ma· JOr cities across the country. Prime Minister Choi Kyu·hah, 60. named acting president in an emergency Cabinet session four hours after Park's death. went on nationwide radio Saturday morning to ask for calm. "This is the lime for all l7 million <South) Korean people lo stay calm and do tbeir best to <See PARK, Page A2> ..., ........... P..-cr._. JACK.O.UNT£RN'I GRIMACE REPRESENTS LIGHTER SIDE OF HALLOWEEN Und8 Fo"'1Mtll Hed .... Dnlgn at Foul1181n Y...,.• llonater ll•eh a.turd8y I~gends Daunting Child's Delight, Elders' Nightmare By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 0t tlM D•llJ P'llel ~utt ' Like a drum mufned with velvet or the slow heartbeat of something that clings to life. the distant boom of the s urf gave cadence as aspiring writers compared their work in the old West Newport cottage. And then it would happen. Perhaps il was the night chill creeping in through the house's sail air .cured boards. Perhaps it was JUSt the hostess' cat and its pecuharit1es. Perhaps it was some unseen entity "We'd meet there to read our work. She bad this Siamese cat," recalls Orange Coast College English instructor a nd pat'apsychology student v1NHL Or. Pat Kubis, of El Toro. "Suddenly, the cat would stop, with her eyes 'fixed' on something. Then ... she would follow It as It moved around th~oom. . ... "It was ... unnerving ... · -/. The hostess, a former col ge instructor who wouJd only discuss ghostly events in her former home on condition of anonymity, ha!> a ready explanation, ;.it least for believers in the supernatural She recalls mamfc::.tat1ons of ::.ometh1n~ outside the realm or human und erstanding began about the time her grandmother died in the mid-1950s "My kid !>aw her on the stairs," says the woman. "She was 2 or J. too young to un· derstand death She said , 'There wa::. great· grandmother, standing on the stairs ... Children and animals often have the power in their innocence to perceive surv1v· <See SPIRITS, Page A.3) Neighbors Looking Out OVERTIME? Nonconformists will be more out of step than usual today. Scares, Suspicion, Moves Follow Murders By .JOANNE REYNOLDS and AL LIDDLE Ot ._Dell' P'IMll SUff The residents of Costa Mesa -at least those that live in the central city apartment complexes -are behaving as if they are under siege. nesses along Harbor BouJevard are experienc· ing changes at night. The manager o f the Alpha Beta supermarket near the intersection of Wilson said his night business has definitely dropped since the most recent murder last weekend. Those who follow in· struclions turned tbei r clocks back to coincide with tbe end or Daylight· Savmg Time ot 2 a.m. It may be earlier than you think. Radioactive Cargo Truck Spill Hazardous Lethal rad1oacllve matenal wa s lost alongside a Los Alamitos freeway offramp for two hours early Saturday. when . the truck and flun~y camper top hauling it left the road, over· turned and dJsU)tegrated. Authorities who disclosed the dangerous spill Saturday night s aid Orange County Fire Department personnel sweated despite the predawn chiU as lhey searched tbe wreckage with Geiger count.en. The shipment of Jndlum·l.92 bei.n& dellveY"ed by the Smitb· Emery Company, 3148 La Palma .Ave., A.oahelm, wu flDally lomd about dawn near tbt SU Gabriel Freewa7 al IC~A.-e .. 0raae County nre Depart • menl Capt. Marc Hawkins sald the driver of the company. owaed wllide aDd a eompaaioll wen tr tr d ._. llllDor llU..,..." but DO cme saffend "poare 10 tbe l'adioadivfty. Nonetheless. Capt. Rawki.ns stressed, every precaution was used during the nervous bunt Anti-Castro Rast Rocks UN Mission NEW YORK IAP) -An ex· plosion rocked the area around the Cuban M1ss1on to tbe lJruted N at1ons late Saturday, blowmg out windows near lhe building in the MUJTay Hlll area of Manhat· tan There were no immediate reports of utjunes. A man saying he represented the anti-Castro group, Omega Seven. called The Associated Press soon after the blast to claim respons ib1l1ty ror the blast. He said the explosives would tlave been used to kill Cuban President Fidel Castro during bis visit lo New York two weeks ago, but security sur· rounding hls visit prevented the assassination. He went on to demand the re· lease of "all political prisoners from Communist Cuba." The origin of the explosion shortly before 10 p.m . apparent· ly was a bomb that was placed near lbe mission, police said. Police said they had been lipped that another device was planted in the area. and wouJd go off soon. They would not say how they re<:eived that informa· tlon. While the search went on ror that second device, police cleared nearby streets. among the s hrubbe r y and 1ceplant m the offramp area. lie said the scene was qu1 ckl y cordoned off after the arnval of Los Al a mitos poli ce. The California Hig hw ay Patro l. Caltrans workers and a force of 20 co unty fire men also responded. "They're few and far between, but they're always scary," Capt. Hawkins said of such emergency situations. · ··There was no exposure," be empbaatzed, while warning that tbe material uaed in X·nY pro. ceaes abould never have beea carried lD a llClll vehicle. Re ..W the plekup ... clearly ••• l•1•ll1 marked wllb ~ W81J1i1DC Uaat It canted radioactive materials and that there was no violation in that re 1ard. Drt..-DaaDa Provoct, 40, at Lo•• Beacb, ••• able to cleHrtlle the 2-eulalc·foot. Jud. alllelded capeule encaslQC the Jr:ld.Jwn-192. wrucb had broken open. According to Capt. Hawkins, the extremely dangerous sub- i,tance was found contained w1th1n a second smaller leaden canister which prevented re· lease or its deadly rays. The accident remains under investigation by the California Htl(hway Patrol. but Capt. Hawkins said 1t appeared the truck driver may have entered the offramp too fast. struck the curb and rolled. Wreckage was not cleared or the intersection reopened untJI v. ell aft.er daybreak. Orange County Health Depart· ment Publlc Health Physicist 8111 Hickman was called to the scene due lo the nature of the s ptllcd c argo, said Capt. Hawkins. (Stt SPILL. PageA:?> Police Need HorseSeme Costa Mesa police dispatched to a report of a horse making its way northbound on Newport Boulevard Saturday night had their nagging doubt it might be two people going to a Halloween costume party dispelled. The nag corran,~ at an equip· ment rental yard near Del Mar Avenue turned out to be a legitimate equine. investigators said. Police from Seal Beach to San Clemente said early today they'd encountered a variety of unruly revelers in get·ups that were going to look pretty di· sbeveled today alter a night in. jail. . , Since April, a killer has stalked women liv· ing in the neighborbood.s on eitber side of Harbor Boulevard bounded by Hamilton and Wil&On streets. But lt's not ju.st the market's customers who are uneasy, he said. The employees are nervous as well. "We switched our night boxing crew to all guys," the manager said, "And if there does happen lo J>e a girl here, the guys escort her to her car.'' P'~~1N's·1°1; · · · .. · -. . · · --· .··t· ~~~~-·~ ~ • .. . ... .. ... " . ... f. • l He has struck in four other Orange Coast neitbborboods as well, but in Costa Mesa, he bas slain three women and left another for dead. "People are just holing up," said one man wbo livetf oo Maple Street with his wife and teen·•t• daulhter. "When the sun goes down, the atreeta empty.'' The most recent murder in the series or nlne attacks occurred on Maple Street. "It's just very quiet.Alt nilht here," the man wentoo. "You know, i used to resent the p0Uce beUc()Slter. Now it'• around a lot, flyln1 very low and beln&::ery DOHY and lt'• comtort.ln1 to bow it'1 up • •1 .1 The fear ol tbe klller·r•Dltt tan't ~c\ed to UM NlideatJal neipborboodt. Some bual· ' The Orange Coast killer has assaulted nine women u they alepl In their apartments in Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Santa Ana Hetghta and Tultin. The crimes have generally occurred between the hours 11 p.m . and 4 a.m. during weekends, ' One young woman who lives outaide the area bit by the slayer said sbe waa worried about workina the dlnner ahlft at a Harbor BOulevard restaurant. "My roommate worka until 2 a.m. and J have to catch the bus at Maple~. 1'm total· ly scared to ~•lb." <8"81£GE. Pa ... .U) ... DIVORCE PA&TY? -Sure, s ays Swedish Yenta Susan Olson. She thinks people should celebrate new be1tnn1n1s -and practically anything else. Swedish Yenta will be happy to handle all arran1emeota. Page Cl. GRINGO INVASION - Americans head.Jnl to Mexico to live and work find tbe climate miiced. Llvlna la relatl'\tely cheap and e••Y. but aome ol their new nei&bbora are bavtns aecond thoqb\a about penna· nent vtalton. Pase All. WHOT ME NERVOUS'!!!! - Not Don Knotts who'll probably be tying TV fans in knots as Ralph brley, newest nemesls lo any semblance of sanity ln the Santa Monica apartment house made famous on ''Three's Com· pany." 1'be veteran comedian brtn1s b1I bUlty rooeter image to the roJe ot landlord. Page 810. MOUNTAIN 11Aaa1AG£ - Jncreaalnl dJvorce rates: falling marrtqea. Doten't anyon. stay hitched uy more? Ellie and Jke Collini provide a poalUve anawer. Pa,. At•. •••• DAit. Y '11.0T .. CTIOtlt ,.,, ... .. \ 411 OM. y P!\.O! .. .,...Oft*•tm Nuke Study Critical New-plant MoratoriDDl Left Out W ASHINOTON <AP) -ftl •re1ldenUal commi11lo• oa Tbree Mla. llland makM tu ,.. port public WI wMk, bul the fiadlnsa, which eonatl&ut• a broad lndlC'tlneDt ot tM aue1ear lndu.t.ry and U.a re,Waton •• ,. not expected to aaUafJ either the industry or ll• crltka. The U ·m•mber panel of eltbem WU D.lmH by Pre.klent Carter tut April to probe t.M na 4on'1 wont commercial nuc& ar .l'l&Mot ! · Tb• pa.net stops &hOrt of uk ~*91 that add.luooal eonatru<'lton ~if nuclear plants be halted until Ila recommt1ndalloni. are 1m pltmented. Sia commlaaic>IMn felt such a moratorium w1J neeeaary, bull eou.W aot att the deddf.al~ vow. Nudeer crtUa bad hoped for 1...ch a morlltoriwn. .. ,,,. NPOC't wm really have no teetfl. . . Wit.bout any real uJ tlmatlum (to the lnduatry>. we're lkepticaJ tbat 1tnytbln1 11.t 1otn1 to com. ol ll." Hld UH Shukx'kJ a apokeawoman for the Unk>n 01 Conctl'DldldeeU.ta. Accordlnt to eoma>i11lon ources and draft doeum ob, the panel will call for a '" organaaaUoe of the Nuclear Reaulatot"Y Commi .. lon. IUK 1Teens Flee Flames ~In Mission Viejo Charred remalna of an UP· stairs bedroom will be pl'Obed by Orange County Fire Department iaveatigaton1 seeklnl lbe cause of a *'5,000 home fire ln Mission Viejo S.tur'day, from which four :teen-agers eecaped unharmed. : .. T h e blaae U 24892 Via :riorecer. flrat reported at 11 :20 ..a.m .• took 47 minutes to bring .•n der control, according to ~<>range County Fire Department • f4pt. Herb Eberhardt. :... No one wu injured in ~~f! ~control flames at lbe family residence, said Capt . .~bemardt, Who bad no further :1dentification of tbe occupants • · He said as soon as the family's -four children, aged 14 to 18, •fa<>ticed smoke emanating from ·'Coal Miners Found A.l ive SEOU L I AP J -Rescue workers pulled five miners to i.<1 fl'ty l'arly to<fay und said thl'Y had conf1rmut1on that 75 othn~ were alive inside the coal mine where an unde r ground fire trapped lZ1 men on Saturday. Officials conrlrmed 11 men bad di e d in lhe mine at Munkyong. 80 miles soulb of here, and said the rate of the other 36 was not known. The hve rescued miners were reported in "fairly good" condi· doa1 but ao other detaJJa were avaJlable. Officials aaJd th• 11 bodies were found in the Jong, sloping mineshaft. halfway between the surface and the origin of the fire which broke out at a depth of 1.200 feet Smoke and gas from the fire began to cleu late Saturday a fter the blaze was brought un· der control, mine offi cials said. A bout 50 rescue workers stepped up efforts to reach the trapped miners after technicians restored the main e levator system and communications links, knocked out of service by the fire upstaira, they telephoned for help and fled to safety. lnveltiaatora said the force of 20 firefighters from lhree enajne companies and one tru.ck eom· pany saved the· m~orlty of the home Loaaea were estimate d at $40,000 to the structure and S5,000 to the contents .Koreans Excited by Park Death LOS ANGELES CAP> -The s hooting death of Korean Presl· dent Parle Chung-hee was greet· ed with a mixture of excitement and uncertainty by Los Angeles· large Korean-American popula lion. Manv who had fled tht•1r coun try under Park's dictatorial re gime said they were pleased and were praying for a rebirth of de· I mocracy in Korea. But they ex pressed fear that "another Park" would seize J>()wer. Parit was killed Friday rught during a shooting brawl in an of· rice of the Korean Central In· telligence Agency in Seoul. Within hours, bi.a prime mioilt.er ... named ac:UD1 president and tmpoeed martJal law tbroulbout the nation. "The mood of the Korean peo- p I e in Los Angeles Is very jubilant." Yung Gill Kook of the Southern Ct.tli fornia Congrcs'> for the R ei.lorat1on o r Democracy in Korea said m an 10terv1ew Fnday night. "However. there still are re· servations," he said. ''largely because remnants of the Park government are still in power and the chance that Korea might Inherit the same dictatorial re· glme." E,....P_,.AJ 1e1l future reactort be bwlt well awa1 from populatJon centen. urce Improved tralnlnl of ttlC· lor opciratora, and call for "fun· damental chan1e1" In the at· utudea ol the indwatry and rtl· Ml a ton. _ Tht commls loners are aald to have ~11 unianimous In their •tron1 critlch1m of all those in· volved with the Three Mlle l•land plant. including de· 1l1nera, builders, operators, ownen and reautators. The Metropolitan Edison Co .. which ran the crU>J>led react.or near Harri.abure. l>a., "did not have aulficient knowledge, ex· pert.lee and personnel to operate the plant or maintain 1t ade· quately," the commissioners conclude. according to one draft document. That criUcism was reinforced Friday when the Nuclear Regulatory Commission fined Metropolitan Edison $155,000 for 17 violations, some of which directly related to the March 28 accident. after falline by ooe vote to lilt the utility's operating license. F,....P.,,eAI PARK •.•• preserve the' country for o.ur sur- vl val," he said . Carter admlnlatratlon ofllciala said they had been told by South Korean government sources re- cently that there was growing d issatiafacllon with Park's re- gime. Park had recently im· posed martial law In two soutbem cities to subdue anti· government riots. South Korean forces were on emergency alert Saturday against any attempt by com· munist North Korea to take ad- vantage of the confused situa· lion. but U.S. officials said there was no indicallon of military ac- llVlty north of the de militamed 1.one. The ~18.000 US. troops here Y. 1•rt• ordt•rcd into the lowest '>tagl' of ulert. JU~l one ~tep up rrom normal ~tutus. Parks'~ body was taken to has official residence. where his three grown children waited. A bier was set up in a s maU recep- tion room and staff and officials paid their last respects. The pres- ident's wife was killed in a l974 ai.sassination attempt against Park. F,.....Page A I SPILL ... "I J .,kt-d him 1f anvont• had found 1t and gollen into 1t af al ('Ould have killed them," said Capt . H awkins, noting I ndi um-192 as classed as the mo~t lethal among radioactive X-ray substances. .. 'You'd better believe it.' " he quoted the physicist as say· 1ng. MORTGAGE MONEY GROWS TIGHT. • • of four years ago when builders had to pay construction loan in· terest on completed, unsold houses. Butler's spokesman said the firm now pays 17 percent on money lent·for building. The Presley Companies, another major Orange County 'builder, aaid the new homing market won't feel lbe interest and loan pinch for about eipt month• because financing ls • already committed for present 1 project.a. • But the high rates are having an indlrect effect on new lract aales. • ..One problem now is wilh : buyera who have to resell their • preaent homes in order t.o l>uy a : new one." Prospective buyers : are reluctant to pay 14 percent : or more. Many othen are simp- ly deciding not to aeU. "I've noticed a drop of about 2S percent in new Multiple Lbt· ing Service llatinga in the lut three weeks." Said Harold Pinchin, bead of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realty. Many who cboH to HU DOW will find they have to carry loans on their property's equity, be added. The angriest reaction to the in· tereat rate rise came lrom Al Gray, executive teeretary of lbe Bu lldin1 Trades Co.un cll of Oran1e County. "Bullden have become the wbipptns boy of the economy. Eve-r}t tfJne the prime rate loeft up, bana, the bousJne industry lakes lt fii the neck." Comtnaction work era facing cutback.a can do little to pre· pare, be aald. "It'• like raln ... if It ralna JOU don't work." TH 8CtJoa I.I Just another ex· ample of 1ovemment booatJna boua&ac COit.i, be added. Gray was involved in a 1974 housing study that found government regulations since 1954 add about 40 percent to a new home 'a cost. And, "every time prices move upward, it immediately locks more people out of the market." Several builders said apart· ment dwellers won't escape ef· feels ol the boost either, at least not over the loog haul. Apartment construction bas been declining because rents re- quired to make a project profita· ble are too high for tenants. And , many developers are nervous about rent control. With thousands or new resi· dents in the county each month, demand for apartments is grow· ing faster than units are built. These factors spell rent in· creases regardless of financing costs. If there is any sUver lining to all this, lt might be: This too shall pass." Jim W. Smith, Avco's vice president, after describing bis firm's belt·Ugbtening, said: "1 think the slowdown will affect projects comln1 OD·llne eight moot.bl to a year f rom now. • 'T&at will mean a bouslng shortage and hiaherdemaod. "If you believe ln cycles. you have to believe we'll come OUl of thil in a year. and that we'U have a boom after that.•' Bank of America's Mike Rlf· ley, real estate department head for Southern Caliofmla, pol.nllout that Oranee County's market la likely to remain robuat cte.ptte au. "People Just want to Uve there," be Aid. And the fiWTY ot action In banks ~s firm• aa ratee Jum k is likely to become a wait· ·tee 11me u evel')'one watebM the Fed and ill chairman, Paul ,.A. Volcker. ' Is the 12 percent prime rate going to stick. or will election· year pressures force a reduc· tion? Most bankers and developers agreed the rate is likely to go down in three months or so. eas· Ing the pinch on fWlds available for lending. If the high prime rate reduces demand for short-term loans. the balance left for borrowers wl II increase. Eithe r way, Orange County homebuyers and builders eventually will find money a little easier to get. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT TfW> Of'•,..,c..Mt 0.tty Pttot. •Ifft Mwi(h f\C9"'1 f).~tP"l'Htw\ Pr~\.t\,..,,.tV'lifdbytNOr ..... (M•I P ............. C-S.C-•l• .... 1-"'• CtiUbll\MO ~ IPw-~ ,,..,., fOf" (O\l• MIM ... ......, ,...,.-., H~~ &.et" FfM' •••"Y•tl..,. trvww l~A#«fll ~C .. \I A 'ltft0..,.,..,~ ...... ,~ ...... '4tvr-.. rl.,..., ~t\ fPw Pt"NWf'CWI ,..,,.,.l\NnQ pt .... I\ .. Jll w"1a.,s.,... (O\••Mfow c .. ,,.,.... • .,.,_. ._, .. _ .,..."'*"' ~ PuH·""'"' , ..... ~ .... v f'Ptht0tf'lt•l'Cl(iiir-"'9f' ... ~ .,....,,. .... ..... [4t.f0- ffitem•\ A M.,_,,....,. "'•"•Qt"Q ('>•Of c--. '-••E.Oltot r .. ..,lton• (714IM2..U1 C1Helfled Advertlltng M2•M11 ''om \An Ct.-"'"'1• ........ . • ·----- o.llfhlA•erlea Rotary Club members Dave Norton. Joe - Jahraus and Walt Nye sample some of the 65 gallons of chill they sold at the Oktoberfest in Laeuna Beach Saturday. • Wayne Pitter, 12. of Fountain Valley.,bites into a sort pretzel. more traditional German fare. Fed Math In Error, Finn Says MEDIA. Pa I APl A re. .,t•.trc h r1rm that comptleio '>lat 11-rqC'> .on lht· oat1un ':. money '>UIJlllV ('ha lll·n~l'd <m Saturday the h :dcral Ht~M·n ,. ~v..,tt-m·.., ··~pl<Jnal1on for J S:l 7 b1ihon tr- ror annoWlct.>d last \\eek. The Fed said its over-est.Jmate resulted from a mJscaJculatioo by a member bank. Thoae figures apparently boo5ted interest rates; caused daaruptions m bond. stock and other markets : and . con · ceavably, led t.o poor buslneu decision. Sindlinger & Co , a business. J>Olttlcal and economic research far m . cla1m<.'d that the m1:.cow1t II\ Manufal:tur1·r., ll Jn0\1.'.r , v.hill' M~n1f1t·ant , "'a" in:.ufr1 - nt-nt to lhrc>"-orr tht· fo'('d ~ figures by i.uch a huge amount Albert Sandhn~t·r . chairman of the company. which seeks to forecast wc't'ks in advance what the actual money supply figures will be. said the Fed 's seasonal adjustment factor "obviously was a~kew." The s ame e rror in the seasonal adJustment factor. he :said. could agam result in a huge overestimate of lhe money supply ror the week of Nov. 7. S1nglinger, a pioneer in COO· THE TALK OF THE .-. umer research, ma.kes bis own oney supply estimates from lepbooe surveys of bow people re uaang or plan to use their ooey. He then issues forecasts in advance of Fed figures. His published forecasts in re· • • cent weeks generally have been · watbin $1 billion of figures later SALE! • ) ., ooounced by the Federal . -:/ Reserve. . ~ 0 1101 j -) SAU&eS WED .. OCT. JI / HUDYI QUAMf 11 llS All LIMlllD Beautiful selection of SILKS, WOOLS, HOLIDAY FABRICS, COllONS, UPHOLSTERY & DRAPERY FABRICS, etc. , --· ------------------- • l • l .: .. ' ,._ .... om,, .. 1!?! .. Blast Was Sub Mishap; South Africans {jJ}aini l'...-P-AJ SPIRITS LU RKING IN ·COUNTY HOUSES?. Ina enUU• out.aide lhe human re•lm , accordlna t o p.9raP1y<'holos\1ta. "But I h.d often heard her •o•tt in a tittle room Just otf the stairway wbe~ we stored some of Grandmother's other thinas. particularly an old cbut she loved. She brought it around the Horn from ftoston an 1925 or '26," the .. -oman adds Behevers m and students of a presumed afterlife say it is com· mon for a spinl. or ghost, to Unger about its favorite earthly possessions, 1f 1t stays. ·'One rugbt I was terribly tired and l just flopped down on the piano bench and closed my eyes." the woman s ays . "Sud· denly. it fell Uke someone placed a quilt or blanket over me. And smoothed my hair. • '1 opened my eyes and there was no quilt over me, but there was this wonderful sense of peace . . when everythmg was all settled, she went away." *** Stranger occurrences are re· corded 1n the history riles of the Orange Coast .. Do you belteve in ghosts. sp1 rits. ethereal shades and sur· vlvlna coaadoulne11 beyond the cramped CClftflnel ol tbe 1rave! Do you belleve ln eternal penance for wron1a .done ; earchea repeated on earth over aeemln.tly endleas centuries for lOlt loved onea ! no you believe in witchcraft and the power of evil or the pride of po8SeSSion that drives souls to lurk about their eaarthly mansions or hovels? Many do, and here-in the s pirit of the All Hallows Eve season-lire a few of the reasons why. *. * La Llorona. The very name sounds like a groan; of pain, of sorrow. San Juan Capistrano his· torians say La Llorona. Spanish for The Weeper . has been part of their folklore, if not the fact. for well over a century. Her Christian name is un . known and her origins in rustory vary. but there are those alive who claim to have heard the anguished mother plodding from the giant pepper tree near the schoolhouse to the graveyard. Some say she was a woman of easy virtue who drowned each of Suspect May Hav e Trimmed Since llooday. police tnvesti1aUD1 the seriea oC bludgeon attacks on Orange Coast women have circulated a picture of the suspect they're seeking-a man with col· tar-length dark hair and a dark mustache Like many of our readers, we've been wondering if the s us pect, knowing he's wanted by investigators from five agencies, might not have tried to change his appearance. Lt. J ack Calnon or Costa Mesa says that's a distinct possibility. "Frankly we were hoping we'd hear from barbers if a cu.slomer like this had come in during the week to get a mustache shaved off and a haircut." Anyone with information about the s uspect should con· 1 act their loeal police department. or Costa Mesa police at ut 754·5360. In the meantime, Daily Pilot artist Ham Crum altered the police sketch a bit to show what the man might look ltkc with less hair on his head. f-l e 1s described as being or medium height a nd weight. "1th a powerful build. fi're• Pllfle Al ber Ule&itJmat.e births lD San Juan Creek. Stlll others say La Llorooa wu a travelin1, expectant mother who died giving birth to an infant foond beside her body under t.be pepper tree. The chi.Id. lesend bu il. was found and ralaed by local Juaneno l.ndiana. But when men gathered at campfires in a vigil lor the dead inside, during customary wakes held up into the 1940s, La Llorona was generally conceded lhe prostitute status. Rita Nie bl as and her mother Vita Arey grew up in the old co m munily a nd heard the stories . "My mother has heard La Llorona several times." Mrs. Nleblas tells interviewers. "We've been together and s he stops what s he's doing and listens and says. 'La Llorona is doing her penance.' "And l can't hear a thing .. .'' • * * The Phantom of Del Obispo, which reputedly stalks the downtown street of the same name periodically. is another long-lived legend in the quaint community. ls it Dona Bernarda. widely known to practice as the town witch doctor until her death nearly a half-century ago? She reportedly possessed mysterious healing powers and unearthly knowledge of strange but potent medicines and rituals. . Or ls the apparition the venal Martina, who lay with the evil bandit and killer, J uan Flores, Area Calle r s He wu tile acne·acarred. fartiYe )'oatb Wllltla& at tllie OCTD b us atop OD Harbor Boulevard, not far from the nelshborboods where Lbey have happened.. He wean cowboy booU. Joe· 1era' aboee or goes barefoot. He was the oJive-compler.ted patron nurstn1 a beer and staring into the min'ol' bebiod the bar in the joint down on Eaat 17th StreeL "The informant slates he is sitting on the firth stool from the door." the dispatcher broad· casts to any Costa Mesa policeman on duty nearest the tavern. "We're getting about one call every LS minutes," a spokesman in the police watch comman· der's office said shortly before midnight. The calls with tips on possible identity of the killer·rapist who has evoked an atmosphere of terror in communities from Tustin to Costa Mesa and Hunt· ington Beach have dropped off shghtly SIEGE ATMO SPHE R E PREVAILS. • • Fnday s he asked to be taken off the night shift By contrast. the manager of a nearby pizza parlor that stays open until l a.m .. said he's had no decline in business. "People just talk about it a lot. that's all," he said. Bob Griffin, manager of the Sizzler Restaurant said he's noticed there's a lot.9(..talk about the kllUngs among customers wt9'tome in during daylight hours. "Nobody talks about it at night," he ob· served. His restaurant is about a block a way from Avocado Street, where two of the assaults oc· curred. Gri ffin added, "We all watch the customers, especially ~ttOight, to see il we can spot the guy who looks f11'e the police drawing.'' Police have blanketed the apartments that line Avocado with an lnlormational bulletin describing the suspect and warning residents to keep their doors and windows locked. The SUS· peel apparently takes advantage of unlocked apartments to get in and attack his victims .. But even after securing windows and cautiously answering doors, the prospect of another anxious weekend waa too mueb for some Avocado Street residents to bear. A tingle woman in her 20's who lives alone said she was ~ng off. "I'm leaving for the weekend to \lisit my parents," she said durtng an interview Friday. "I get home from work about midnight and it's freaky around here." Another Avocado Street resident, a man in his early 20's, said be can aee a change in· oel1hborhood Westyles. _ "We're locking our doors and clo.ing our curtal111," be said. "And my eirlfriend lJJl't walkln& by herself to tbe liquor store 'anymore." A mlddl•ated woman wbo abares an apart. meal DHrby wltb her teen·a1e dau1bter descrtbee the streeta as deaened at nlthl "'l'beN UMd to be a lot ol people wbo'd take eveniDI walks here and tbe park on Wilson always bad people and kldl ln It. Now there'• no .... "Everyone is being very careful. It's not a friendly, open neighborhood anymore." she ob· served. In fa ct. it appears so unfriendly that vacan- cies are beginning to show up in the apartment complexes in the affected areas on both sides or Harbor. A male Orange Coast CoUege student living on Avocado said he's noUced at least four vacancy signs on the street posted in the past two weeks. "When school was starting, there weren't any vacancies. It W.llS really bard just to find this place," he said. Many residents said not only have they became super-cautious about securing their apartments, but they're becoming more SUS· picious or people they s ee in their neighborhoods. "People are always looking over their shoulders." the OCC student said. One young manied woman said she and her husband have become close to their neighbors. "With our work schedules it's scary so it makes it nice to know that all you h•ve to do is pound on the wall and scream and there's somebody there," the young woman said. Like the OCC student. she said she'a noticed a lot of suspicion or strangers in the complex. •'The.re was a guy here the other night and some of the n~ighbors were going to run rum off and tt turns out he was a plainclothes policeman," she aaJd. "It's ,been 1ood seeln1 all the patrol cars that are around here, but It's nice to know there aresomeplainclotbelauy~uwell.11 Some area residents who can't move out have moved friends in to share their apa.rt· mentl. "People just seem to want to be around other people -spouses, frlends, family, whatever," the Maple Street raident noted. "Nobody want.a to be alone." Attet' thlnldn1 ll over, be added "And you know, there'• aomtlblnl el.le, too. People are. an1ry that IODMODe would do that kind of thlnt to anyooe. They're an•rJ at t.belntnallon." ----------· tor meltdown bad occurred aboard a ship It would have tric· sered dltrtrent 1lpa1J than a nuclear blut, and that lo t.be hlply unlikely event a nuclear weapoo bad eicplocMd, it woWd have been 1enerai knowledae within the tnt.elli1ence comrnuni· ty much earlier. South African navy chief Vice Adm. J .C. Walters sald 5atur· • • captured and lynched for hia crimet1 103 yean aco. Martina reportedJy helped the ruthless desperado kill a man once and-in an odd twist or retribution versus just.lee-&be is condemned to walk tbe streets forever, never to have t.be peace of death, but guards her lover's gold too. The phantom Black Dog or Devil Dog trots along Los Rios a nd Ramos streets on dark nights, bis chain rattling. Some believe the Black Dog will lead anyone who follows to a spot where he can see The White Lady. a name-like specter which will appear three times and signal the location or buried Spanish gold or church treasure. And there is the headless priest decapitated in an odd ac· cident al the mission m the last century. whose specter is seen strolling Camino Capistrano near the railroad depot medital· ing over a Bible or prayerbook Nearby where an old barracks once stood. some claim to have seen a uniformed Spanis h soldier walking about 1ns1de a new building, hunting some ob· Ject long lost in history. And there are the Night Singers rumored to gather al Ortega Hot Springs, reputedly ghosts of an outpost colony or Juaneno Indians gathered as an ethereal choir to offer up old tribal songs and chants. * *. day he was aurpriled reportl ot the incident did not rocua on the "real poQibllity" ol a ablpboard disaster. W ashiftCtod officials Mid the U.S. reconna.laaance 1ateWt.e de· tected the nuh ln the &eoeral area of the South AUanUc and Indian oceans and •UCl•ted It mieht have been from a nuclear test device detonated by South Arrtca, lone Lboucbt capable of produclna an atomic bomb. After s.b Atrlean ofllciala ansrtly denouated t.b.e alJe•a· Uon, tbe Ualted States retreated •U1htly, saylnc there was no ln· depeddent evldenee that wouAd Uok a partieular country with the e~ and that ••a COID· blnatlon of natural event.I" could have caused the blaat. But not all the spirits and specters reputed to prowl and cry out In the San Juan Capistrano area descend from a relative of a relative who swears kin or friends knew someone else who was there and saw or beard. LAOUMA 'S FAMED 'WITCH HOUSE' LOOKS HAUNTED But Re m1hadde 5'ructu'9 l1n't Mentioned In Oho1t StortH There ls G\orta: the coquette with t.be bedroom eyea who only a year •10 knocked down • Clll1atm8a vee ta a new ~ bOme. 1mMlled oraameota aod cloueed llfta wttb water. suunne 8-Yles ft.Dally moved out or the recently built re- sidence near San Juan Creek. after a nel'V•ractilaa •trioa oC events that culminated 10 moot.ha a111>. A friend. J'ack Butler, wu in the living room near tbe Christmas tree oo Dec. 1, 1978. when be cried out, bringing Ms. Sayles on the run. Buller. shaken, claimed an ap- parition of a y.oWlg woman, pre· s umably the presence of 'Gloria.' had just materialized. H e said s he vaguely re· sembled the Mon a Lisa, ap· peared to be formed or a sub· stance some what like smoke. gave him what appeared to be a wink and drifted on down the hall to a bedroom. Ms Sayles a nd her twin. Suzette. consulted spiritualists invested in a Ouija Board. and used it m an attempt to contact Gloria. urging her to go the light, another elevation of being. where she actually belonged. Gloria never reappeared. but Ms. Sayles pulled up stakes and moved anyway. "I've talked witb people who lived there before the tract was built and they reported similar phenomena." says official San Juan Capistrano Hlatorian Pam Hallan. "They feel lt, 'Gloria.' bu aomedling to do wttb the land. or a stnaeluH tbat once atood \her~ ... aays Kn. Hallaa. • •• w .. RarTy Sbe-pllerd. aftllla.t. ed with Psychic Science In· ' estq~atnrs < PSI ) of Fullerton 11ttJ.oS alone w &.be cemetery oer Ortega Hllh••Y Utr " yean ago? SI lence and tbe am a JI creatures oC the nJ.&bl were UJ be heard as be spent the night with a tape recorder aplnnlng its r eels quietly beside b1m, Shepherd swears. Played over, the tape as filled with hoar se, distorted, low. pitched whispers. clearly human. mentioning fear a nd a n~ to speak out and be 1dent1f1ed by name. Shepherd and fe llow PSI members plan another stakeout for the supernatural from May 2fi to July 5. 1980. hoping The Pink Ladv of lhl• old Yorba Family cemetery IO Yorba Lin· da will appear. S h e ha s a sse rt e dl v maten aLized at her grave m the family compound around June 15 in even-numbered years dur· mg the past century. for what reason belie\'ers and witnesses can only guess The Pink Lady is believed to ha,·e been n a m e d De Los Reyes, an offshoot of the Bernardo Yorba eta . and ap. PARTY TRAYS GE'I' YOVR GEf .. TOSfilHER T()6ETHER .,_ ........... ......., •• ~~-tlo<lflf-·• _ _,., "'"'""" ....... y-,....., "~ "'"°"'' ,...,._ fliat11 f•!!J •-muammm. parenUy died in a buagy crash . weartne a pink. ruffled party ball clresa. Sbepbet'd and PSI colleagues c•tiaered for a vt&ll in 1171. but. the Plak lMlY railed to a11ow up, whlle other tblqa 4ld ba-ppen. they aay: -Rand-held redloa wed for communication and Oasbllghts • ~ouldn't work at times. -Shepherd's tripod-mounted camera, 20 feet trom Tbe Pink Lady.. IJ"8Y&, enepped a.ad the film •dvanced one frame without a viaible soul standing near It. ••• Santa Ana HJstorical Survey members, who conducted public tours Saturday of five restored mansions built between 1886 and 1888, say two haunted houses s upposedl y are in th at neighborhood. One of them was built in 1888 lw Harmon McNeil on Chestnut Street and purchas ed and restored by an enterprising new owner. Cecil Warren. He offrred a communal grou1> of o utlaw motorcycle gang members free rent in return for their discouraging any unwant· t>d v1s1 tors and vandals. but :-o m e bod y-or som e thing- d1scouraged the bakers instead. Neighbor David Fraunfelder. "ho also owns a late 1880s vin· tage home. says tbey fled after some unseen presence began opening the attic door if they Jammed it shut and closing il after 1t was left open. {M~~k© fF~rM$S f)F OHIO 'IN &oath Coast ?tu• ~ L..wc .......... ............ S..Dllp"••., c....w.. :=; .... ,. ... ,. ...., .... ,. 540-6991 ------___.... ... ....--·------ • i ' • ' ; : i l I\' . I ( ti Just look at it positively TIM c ... ol tbe Ci'Y ol K ....... Beads VI. DUD.>' CrMeY Md bll trMboGM eolUpied Jail ..... An enut ~ (73 t1d lD&o tbe tree,. briqJq dom UM botlM OD U.. •-odonal mUIUclpat lUue ta more ..,.Y• tlwl .... Slaee the ctly eondemned tbe polla, a...krafted babtta· UoD, aqry defendera ol ~and tnebouMI ranted and rawd at dty fatbera. Crowda ol suppol'tlve ._.. .. n atrumed by to vkw..Jhe emlldled 1irueture. Daaa1. lC. ad Ids family W no prfYMJ. aot nm in the treehoule. No rep&aeement ll HUcbNacl '"TbM la deflDJtely lt," •rumped Dumy~s father, J'olm Craney. Choosing weapons, taking stands Pl'Gtllten critltlziDf tile the South ExJIJMt Hall ol tbe ctay~ated vendon Center bf_ wbat they branded an were arrested by poaee on t.reapeasfDI • Uon members vow to slay in Jail pendinl trial to call further aUeaticJG to tbelr campup a1ainst the MJlltary Electronlca B.apoaition '79. No wea~ ,... dilplayed, oaly electraalea ayatema used ln makine tbem effect.Ive. AuMm police and abow backen po6nted out protest.en were 30 percent fewer than lut year. PrGtesten cited ditto fCll"arma exhibitors. Historic heritage battle won matory triumphed over commerce and urban proc:ress ~ u tbe city Planning Commission voted agalmt allowing a tow truck diapatcb center and vehicular storage yard ant door to the hJ•toric ~year~ld Rios Adobe in tbe downtown miaalon district. Steve Rioe, 31, an attorney and seventh-generation owner of the oldest home in California occupied continuously by one family, argued forcefully a"ainst service station o~erator Forrest DuniviD's proposal. "I want my son lo mherit an adobe aot an industrial complex," he declared. Joaquin Murriel: ta, the feared bandit who was revered by some as a Mex· Jean Robin Hood, hid out there in the 1870s while resting and receiving fresh horses on dashes for the border. young Rios says Murrietta always left a bag of gold on the gatepost before galloping away into Mexico. '''i"'' 'Severance pay' brings jail Accoantanll were busy last week tallying up Just bow much money is missing from an auto agency and two den· tat offices following the arrest of a woman who worked al each brielly. Authorities allege Charlene L. Gaunt, 31, AKA Sandi Sharl>. took along al lea.st $300,000 when she left her job at MacPherson Chevrotet agency after six w~ks An arrest warrant had already been issued for her ln t.be Buena Park area. for allegedJy embenling $19,000 earlier from two llOUtb county dentists who employed her . She was booked into Orange County Jail. La.rge sums of cash have been impounded as evidence. New Sex Charges Filed JANESVILLE. Wis. \AP> - The headmaster and owner or the Wyle r School for Hoy s, already charged with seven counts or sexual assault involv· mg his students, was brought before a judge Saturday on nine more counts. The filing of the new charges on Friday led to a court order under which Rock County s herifrs officials removed the remaining 10 students at the private military school in Evansville. At one time, the school had enrolled about 60 boys between the ages or 6 and 14. Chester Des Rochcrs. 54, the owner and headmaster. ap· pcared before Circuit Judge Gerald Jaeckle on the nine new counts . J aeckle set bond at SI 3,500 a nd re leased De!) Rochers on recognizance. He is scheduled to appear No v. 19 for a preliminary hear. ing before Circuit .Judge John Lussow. N&W YORK CAP> -Crown Heipta '8 a QuNt ........ bortMMld. There are ao hanla ltntt 1CMmc11 -bonkJaa hornl. loud l'8dlot. beavy tnlllc -the l~ ol ao&M commGD IO o&.Mr pane ot the ,,ty. rn Crown .......... tbere .• only Oat eo..d ol fooUlepl blldq the pav•menl 11 :::M!bora paaa. TIMre .,.. DO • No nodl. Juttqultt. NSIGll90a8 ON K1n1ston Avenue, black and white, 1tand 1toDJly tn llDe at 1tore1. Tbey-'x· chan1• neither tlan cea nor 1m1U talk. A KuldJc J ew JooU quickly over h.11 shoulder • he 1ideatep1 two black men waJk.lnc ln the oppc»lte dJrectJon. Tbe inurder tut week ot a M·yearodd rabbi on his way to pray = llke 1 cloud over theae e. A w tneN told polke he saw a young black man waJklne away from the -crime with a prayer shawl. The murde r is lhe latest erotlon ln black·Hasidic J ewish relations. LAST YEA&, Victor Rhodes. a black youth. was beaten and stomped. alJegedJy by a group or HasldJm and reportedly for huv. lna harassed a lone Je.w. But many residents say Key Mayor Will Back Kennedy By n.e Allodaled Press Sen . Edward M.-Kennedy, already considered a presiden· tial candidate by lhe FederaJ Election Commission, will form an "explo ratory" campaign committee Monday and wiU pick up a key endorsement from Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne on Tuesday. Th o mas So uth wi c k , a s poke s m an f or th e Ma ssachusetts Democr at , an- nounced in Boston Saturday that the committee would be or· iianized to further assess Ken· ncd y's chances in a challenge to President Carte r for the 1980 Democratic nomination. SUCH A move would make Kennedy as much a candidate as CalUornla Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., wbo hu beeG "ex- pk>rin&" a1nee the summer. Under FEC ground rules. a politician is considered a can. didate when he starts accepting contributions_ Southwic k said that miles tone was passed Thursday night in New York Ci · t y when ~uests at a party thrown by Kennedy's s1st<'r, Patricia Lawford. pledged about SlS0,000 toward a Kennedy campaign. "We have 10 days to fo rm a co mm itte e o r return lhl' money," Southwick said. "We will form the committee Mon - day." In C hicago, Mrs. By r n<''!. press secretary, Michael Sneed, said the mayor would inform Carter on Monday of her decision to support Kennedy and would ma ke a public endorsement lhl' following day. THE CHICAGO Tribune. in today's editions. quoted a Carter <.'ampaiJ?n worker as say1n~. "We didn't anticipate this. not at all." Another prcd1<.'ted the an nouncement "is going to make some people in Wash ington absolutely furious " Less than two weeks ago. with Carte r in Chicago for a dinner that raised more than Sl million fo r Mrs . Byrne. she said that u the election were being held that day she would vote for Carter. Northerly States Chilled • New England Region Expecting Srww NI &.• 0 u lit H ., . JI 40 ,, ., H 41 JO .. JJ ts .... JO ., 47 » ,. " .... ,, u Oetroll ~•lrllnll\ Honolulu Hou.IOl'I lncl'•PC>ll\ K•11t Cltv LHV~• lllll• Aoo LCK A"9Mft -1 .. StP .... OrlM ... ,,, Yorti Olli. Clry ""llH'P"I• Ptlee11I• Pllt-llh Ptl-Or• A•llO SI LOUI\ Seit Loe s.11 oi.oo kft Fr.., SHiii• 5-•ne W•tlllftQIClfl 41 ,, 1• 11 •• IS II .. •& ,, 11 u 11 S4 ,. u II •• •• 40 , . to •• ,. •• ., •• ,. •• ,. •) ,, ., u ., ,, )9 •1 ., ,, ,. .. .. J7 )9 to H ., u .. ... _ NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAU WEATHER . commualty u a model ... . munlty -tile 1lnt AC ...... . penm.at la radal ,..,....._ lbat •• worked ... KJnh baa Uved la U.. ana for 11 Jean. He laid be rtlWed "~k~"wbo~ white bomeoWDel"I IO MJl tbeir property wbea more and more blacks ...,_ mo¥tM lDlo qae Brooklrn aet~. TEN YEAU •IO. at leut bail the •tore fronts on the two bual••t commercial blockl of Kin1ston Avenue betwe,a Eaatena Parkway a President Street were OWIMd by blaeu Today. there are only three. · The area.._ become beavlly Haald1c durtq tJaat u.,. and they have purebaled mlldl·~ merclal and resldenUal pr. pnty. RABBI'S FUNERAL HEIGHTENS NEIGHBORHOOD TDei".ON Ruldim '9 a Jfttlll m,..ueat Ifft founded la Polaod ... tbe llth century w.,_. members form a close.knit 1ocl1l economic a nd reUiioue eom: munlty. Adult male members typically wear black clolblnc aJld beards. ~ Crown He1ghl8 Is nevertheless the perfect example of racial ha rmony. Others say the Image of 8 quJet neighborhood ui mere- ly a smokescreen. APW...,.._ llftlrdftf • .,, ... Rock superstar \lick Jag. ger blew his cover Saturday when he visited a Broadway theater. 1be bad boy of pop music has grown a beard to disguise himself fro m rans "In the-community. we're lbe bes t of friends, the best of neighbors." said Gil Kirsh. owner of Crown Heights Flonst on King.st.on Avenue. "I see the "ft 'a • tenM 1ituaUon and lt'• lar1ely due to Ratldlc ex- pan1lon." aays the Rev. Herbert Dau1htry ol the Black United Front. Panel To Urge T.ax On Sociaf Security WASHINGTON cAP I An in de pendent panel. responsible for recomme nding t'b a nge8 t o Congress m the Social Secunty system. think& that half the benefit payments should be 5ub- Ject to federal income t.ax Social ~urity paymenu ar · entarely ta.Jt·free now. THE AOVlSORY Count'1l on Socia l Secunty also ll> recom mt:nding that rt'llrttS get rot.t of ll\ing in<'rea~e:-. tv.1ct: a vear 1n March and ~·ptt•mbt:r "'h1•n the Con-.umt·r Pnce lnd('x rlM .. '~ at lea~t 3 f,lt'rcl'nt in '>Ix months. Currently. c·ol>t of In-mg anueases are passed along ool)' once, m July. The councU. w.tucb embarked on the ltUdy 1B months •co. has heJd its ftnaJ rneec..tq. but ls atiU puWq u.. ,..,.'-ft tow• -tbe rePort It ;; t ••ad to eon..r-next moodt. Council chairman Henry Aaron. a Brookings Institution economist, already haa told a congressional panel that the <.'ounc1l favors reacinding most or all ol the big increase in the payroll tax scheduled for 1981. COUNCILS AaE forme d every four years to review the Social Security system. Recom- mendat.&ons from past councils have paved the way for most of th e ffi 3Jo r c h a n ges tha t Congrl""i)o, ha5. adopted in Soe1.il ~l'Urtl} Tht> draft !)ummary of the 13·mcmbcr COUll<.'11's report con- d udei; that Social Security "1s the lo?Overnment's most s uc- cessfuj .socaal program . _ . 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Or Ju•t flll tn the coupon and mall to: The Orange Coaat Dally Pilot Circulation o.partment r - - - - - - - - - -• --• -• -•-• •, Poat Office Box 1560 I I'd llke to enfoy the comfort• of • I Coate Meae, CA 92626 : home-delivered Dally PUot everyday. : I I I Name I I I : AddreH .•. : : City Phone ... : DAILY PILOT I I I Signature . I I I I "°" omca '*' Dtetrict. • • .. ..,.. • • • I ~---------------------· - a.idly. Oc1abet a . 1179 Ms. Jt1stiCe Eyed LOS ANGELES <AP) -One hundred Ame ric an wo men Jud1e1. unJttn1 thla weekend ror the lint time u a national or. aaniaaUon, have vowed to make their top priority the appoint- ment ol a woman to the U.S. Supreme Court. ••WE ARE addressing the particUlar needs of women u a tiny minority In the judiciary." said California Appeals Court Ju.slice Joan Dempsey Klein, a rounder of the brand new Na- tional Organization or Women Judges. JUDGE llA&G.AaETTaylor, a New York City civil judge, spoke of her batUe to win the same respect Crom male lawyen that they would give to male judges. "Male la wyers have a great deal of difficulty with appearine before women judges." she said. ·'They call you 'd ear ' and 'honey'and'ma'm'." Ms. Taylor·a chief weap00 In the courtroom battle of tbt sexes ls humor. When she round lawyers seek· Ing favor by compUmentlna her on her looks. the judce initiated an award for "cut.eat lawyer of lhemontb." ••f TELL 'ftlEM if tbey want to Impress a woman judge, don't compliment us on our loou . Juat tell us we're brilliant. That's what we like to hear " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'Kids" Nig•c O ac ••• J ackt(' Coogan's 65th birthday party in Hollywood last Friday brought out three otht>r ch.ild stars. From left, Huntz HaU. Coogan. Marg are t O 'Brien and Jane Withers All began c areers at tende r ::iges . Coogan also celebra ted his 60th year in show business at a party at - tended by about 100 guests. Summer's Smog Lighter LOS ANGELES (AP> -Smog levels were lower this summer than last yea r despite an eight· • day seige of smog alerts in late s ummer . the Ca lifornia Air Resources Bourd said Saturday. Long lC'rm ln •nd studies also shu~ t>d steady improvement the air q ual 1l) 1n So uth e rn L'ah fonua with much lower peak smog readings than those of 10 years ago But the heavy s mog alerts in Sept embe r showed that even slriclC'r anti-s mog measures are need<·d. according to the ARR a nd the Southern Cali fornia .\s- soc1a t10n of Governments Blazr Sp~adlng FILLMORE ( P ) A 100-acre fon•st fire broke out Saturday in the Los Padres National Forest 12-miles north of here. said a U .S Fore s t Se r v i ce lfJ 0 z < .J Cl) ...... z 0 ...... :t: ( STATE J spok es~oman The fire was slow!~ spreading toward the northeast \l~ilfian Dies LOS ANGELES I A P I - Former ..-audeville headline r Eva Puck. who slarred in the original 1927 produc t ion of "Showboat," died at age 86 at Gra n ad a Hills Comm u n ity Hospital Thursday Born Nov. 27, 1892 in Brooklyn, N. Y .. Miss Puck started her show business career as a child dancer with her brother Har ry Tee ~·-fl au,..,.ed FRESNO <AP) -A 2-year-old • boy found engulfed in names in a field north of town today is p ossibly a murder v ictim, Fresno County Sheriff's depulles sa\ The child, whose namC' was not releusl•<t. was found s hortly afll•r 3 a m in a predominately mi d dle class. rura l a r ea lh·putit•s s ay they han! n!> sus pects in the death. S..,,.cn• S..,,,.t SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Police S(•archt>d Saturday for t ~ o mt'n for r ape and robbery in an apartment jus t one block from Mayor Dianne Feinsteln's home. In vc11tigators report ed that lY. o me n. one armed with a knife. robbed a couple of $250 and raped the woman in the studio apartment in th~acific Heights district. 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BurAundy polyl'!'tt·r satin blou...,t · l>y Ad<"l mir. fl· I h . $40. ~ JOHN :E10G.A..N La Jolla: 703 6 Girard. 45 4·7121.._ HI Fashion ISiand Center. Newpon Beach ..• 644·7100 .. l : r ; • I . ; I f .. . . t , . l l l • • . • .. i .. " .. c \ , ' . I .. .. . j • '( o·a,oeeoo" D••'v P•101 Eflliorlal Pag~e~~~lllllll!~!!!~•eu•n•a.•.,.•0c•'o•be•'•21•.•'•m•••••••R•obef't••N•w•eec1•'•Pub•'•'lht•'•.-T•horN••'•1e•MV•11 .. 'e•c11•tot•- Vote on Windfall Easy to Predict lt had 1tlrnoi.t a drama Uke quaUty, like a clOH elet'· Uon race. f'irst results come from t0me or the leuer namea Sun ~led 56. Cltl Service a 64 Arco dr111ed embar· raai.tngty behtnd with a lowly 45 Tht'n th bl1 IW\.I' scores bc!gan to come In There wa~ nught)' Mobll wtth 130. Exxon with ll8. Gulf with 97, COJtOCO 134. Soruo went mto the lead With an lmpresslve 191 and looked Uke u Wlnner But with u dnzlm& porf ormamce in the homeat.retch cume Texaco with u ma lve 21 l percent Jump in quurti.'rly eanun11s o' t.>r the amc.' penod m 1978 the 1weepslake winner an the 011 industry's ever unpopular ra<·e lo pile up profits You could almo:.t r ut the embarrassment In the air as the eamlnas ft&urns dribbled out Sheepish oil executives were qwck to point uul that inflated profits from some companies came mostly from foreign countries and that third quarter returns hadn't been all that hot last year But the damage was done. Ralf of Wa&hington's politicians Jumped up with hues and cries about obscene profits. It dldn 't takt: u nationwide poll to feel the public pulse on this one "An absolute and utter disgrace." roared House Speaker Thom111s O'Neill. For the oil companjes. the tlmlna was unfortunate. The announcements came just as Congress was deep int.o the qucstJon of how much of these windfall profits should be taken away from the oil companies lo pay tor such thrnas aa comervalioo progra,ns, enersy conservation programs, synthetic fuela and public trant1portatlon. Carter wanta able hunk out of those profits. Consress 1s muddhn, with a more moderate amount. The oil rompanles don't think there should be any sucb thinl as a windfall tax becauae. they say, there's no such thing as a wtndf all. With the profits they just posted, lt would be most dlt· ficult to sell that to the American people. Support Shelter Care Orange County s upervisors acted wisely last week when they voted to keep four shelter · care homes for troubled youngsters in operation despite loss of state funds . The homes , two in Costa Mesa and one each in Fullerton and Los Al amitos, provide temporary ho mes for a do lescent run a" ays and other so·called pre· delinquents who have problems at school or home or m1ror tangles wi th the la"' ;upcrvisors authorized-s pending $279,315 from the g(·t1..:n1l fund lo keep the fo ur homes openiting until next J unc and prom1scrl additional money to reopen a similar home in Laguna Be ach Stale funding for the homes runs out this week. The shelter car 1;: homes provide a n e xcellent alternative to Juvenile Hall. where youngst ers more seriously involved with the law a r e housed. And Albert Sitton Home, for runaways and abused or abandoned children. is gravely overcrowded. - As Supervisor Ha rriett Wieder pointed out, the coun- ty probably would h ave to fund expansion of these two facilities ii the shelter home1 cannot be kept open. Supervisors said they wouJd study the que9lion of permanent fundJng of the neighborhood homes, at an es timated costof$660,000a yt!ar Since the homes, where small groups a re housed un· de r the s upervis ion of res ponsible adults, are clearly a lwt tt•r ci ns wcr to the problem of keeping t r oubled ~ 011ngstcr~ out of I ht• en rrunal JUSllcc syste m. this would ht' a worthwhile expenditure Wife Worth a Million? It was stick y business, all right. ~idney Robinson had this thing for the wife of his pal, Gerald Zarella. . Things we nt along in a not altogether unpredictable patt ern. Mrs. Z sued for divorce and ended up marrying Robinson Hardl) one to s ulk, Zarella slapped . a , lawsuit on Robinson asking $250,000 for loss or tus wtfe s company and her services to their two children, $250,000 for mental a nguishand$500,000in p~tivedamagea . . . The judge in Warwick, RI., told the Jury that at should determine if Robinson had "criminal conversa· tion" with his wife·tO·be. That term, the judge said, meant a spouse's right to ''exclusive privileges or physical intercourse." . . . The jury thought $1 million was a bat much, but 1t did award $80,000 to Zarella last week. . . If that establishes a precedent, the matr1momal se~s of the country will rock with more waves than 100 Marvm trials. lawyers are assured a pe~tuity of .operation and the market for chastity belta is definitely bullish. • Op1n1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of thetr authors and artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Dally Pilot. P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd I Monkeys' Aim By I .. M. BOYD Am asked if monlr.eys throw coconuts al people. Not on purpose. Monkeys drop things out or trees Sticks. nuts. fruit, so on. But o~ar (;loon1y Gu~ CcnaorshlP says one can't say "hell" or "Damn " on TV . However almost every abow they so ''My God." llo't that break· lnc one ol the 10 Com· mandmental DISGUSTED they don't wind up, aim and let fly. Question arote here as t.o why the game of Monopoly has zoomed so in popularity over the la.st couple or years. Up jumps a client with an in· triguing theory. Names of the properties on the Monopoly board are taken from the actual properUes in Atlantic City, N.J . Le1alized gambling in Atlantic City hu drawn visltor11 from all over. When they go home, they re· call their Allanllc City ex· cursion with some nottalgia,. hei1b ~ened by tbe newly ramlllar Monopoly names. Maybe so. don't know. Q. "U n horse hH a white !!pol on lt.8 forehead, that's called a star. If an elongated white spot, It's a blaie. What Is it catted, tr It'• a dark apot: '' .. A. A cloud. TRB From W uhington European~· Plead 'Pass .S-AL T' Truman characterized Stalln u "food old Joe." Churchill called him a ''crafty &lanl " Oun Acheson Mlid "You can't 11lt down with them " There wu 1 Ume In World War 11 when wo reaarded them ua trusty and 1talwurt fellow· cruaadera t;l8t;NH0Wt;R was going to return Kh rushchev's hilarious · 1959 vi1i t to the U S. c ltlld they were ~ven bwlding a golf course for Ike in Russia I but It all <'raahed in 1960 with the Francis Gilry Powetli U·2spy plane. Then came Nixon. He had built 1 caree r on anti · comqrunilm but suddenly creat· ed d~1e. alped SALT I ln 19'72, and, for three au.ccesaive yeara. oxcban1ed vl1lt1 wltb Brezhnev. 1 ll '1 been rocky Uke lhet for over 30 yeara. Now we sell them grain but deny them sophisUcat· ed computers. In 19'74 we algned a seemlncJy friendly acreement promising to trade on non· discriminatory terma. WE RENEGED with the Jackson· Yanik amendment ''Me, comt~~ \'m A ~-\iv~d humAn ti~is A(tiv1st.'' Richard R eeves makinc an equal trade a1ree· ment conUn1ent oo droppln1 Im· mlsrauon eoatroll. Moacow an1rlly slammed down on n..ll v1tu for two yean but Time maaulne DOW says the n ow of Jewllh emigration la ·'a welling to record levels." Let there be DO doubt about It. Russia la now setting the pace of the arms buildup. She la spending more money than the U.S. on guns and a vast· ly bigger proportion of her groes mcome. She has achieved rough equivalency and she shows no signs of stopping. AL.U, THE U.S. is bound. 1 think. to lncreue Its own arms expenditure. again. and the two frightened superpowers will sit glaring and trembling at each other. possessing over 13.000 strategic nuclear warheads aimed at each other Now we are coming to the crunch in the Senate over SALT II While everybody condescends to Jimmy Carter (Who got us the Ca mp David S ummit , the normaliz.allon or relations with China and the treaty with Panama), he repeats again and again that "this lS undoubtedly the most important single issue that I will have lO race as pres1 dent '1nlesa we are raced with actual war " Well, he Is right But once more consider the case or the two frightened giants CA RTEll AN 0 Br t'zhn~v signed the treaty al Geneva on June 18 Tht> Sencite committee s tarted hearing'.:> July 9 Now they're orr again and MaJ(Jnty Leader 8yrd la uraln& floor de· bate befinolne Nov. l, petba.pe with televllton. I thouaht the treaty would lose. It lJ terribly compUcated with lhinp Uke t•metry en· cryption and multiple re-entry vebJclea: it aoea t.oo far ror con· servativea, not far enouab for ltberala. My b.iagesl reason for ap- prehension la that America abandons democracy in treaty ratification. It requires a two- thirds Senate vote, not a majori- ty. and it doesn't let the Houle vote at all. AMEaJCA DOES this at It.II peril, I think. It tneans lhat ooe negative vote cancels two af· flrmative votes. and that 34 out of 535 elected legialaton can veto a treaty that took seven years to achieve l know sincer~ people disagree with me. But I still have a sneaking fondness for dem· ocracy If SALT II puaea, it will be because Carter promised big new a rms expenditures. Also because Germ an Chancellor Helmut Schmidt pleaded for lt at every point. He told the Harvard commen· cement, "no people in Europe would be more seriously affect· ed by failure of SALT 11 than the · German people." He has repeal· t'd 1t steadily since . and other t:uropeans are telling us that 1f we want NATO allies we had better pass SALT • I H H 111 a l1>ng&tondmq Washmqtnn hyltne /ts author currently IS tt1chard .'itr(Jul u/ 01e Christion Science Monitor Patronage: Holding Hands, Twisting Arms BOSTON Ont• dJ\ 11r1 1·r a feck ral Jud.:l' 111 C'h1<·.J~11 tul1•d I h a I pal r o n 1J g 1• was 1lll'gal 111 mun1c1pal politics. lhl• son or "Joe While and the Seven J obs·· sent Boston city olflciala out and told them not to come back to 'city halJ unlesa they had 2S votes in their pocket. The judge's name 1s N1chola~ Bua. lie ruled that 1t is a viola· Art flopp•· l111n of '"" t1mt·ndrn<·nb 111 \hl' L" S l'on!>t1tution to ,l!l\I' gm 1•rnn14.•nl JOI>~ 11111\ 111 thm.t· v.ho han• ~orkt'tl or "111 pr111111..,l· lo v.11r k for r1•gul;11 lh·mcll'r<.1l1< ~ a11d1Cl:111•:. .lot· \\h1t1•' '011. \.\ho"·'" rl•• 1n~ prN·1sl'I v thdl. 1.!> Kn 1n Whitt·. the mJ yor ur llo-.ton HIS f'ATHF.R'S nickname had •omelhiq to do wtlh \be number ot palron•1• lobs be lot by worklng for· r>em~raUc CAD• didates In the 1930s and '408. Bua Is trying to t a ke the politics out or politics White IS tr~rn~ to ).(l'l µo litit•s back in on lh1· thPor' that 1o1o1• h J\1 •·nouJ.(h !' 1 \ 1 l :-. \' r ' ' <' .. ,. n 1, u .: h hu r1-.1Ul'r.1t'\ Jlltl that 1o1o h.11 11.i· 11t•1•tl n11'11. art• .J r1 •\lo p1•01.J1 who k1111" lh1•\ '" i.101 111• t•1 ''"' lh1•1r Juh' ii th•' """ ' 11111\ 1 thc•ir hutt I h<'~ mm t•d llw1 • Ii 111 !or f-:m1~:rur Whit• ' ,,, 1• 1·,111 tht• m<l~rtr lit·""" i\11,\1111 l> prt: hmanary mayoralty elec\..lon. a•lllAa 42 pereeot of u.e VOMt aaaluUlve ~a ....... HE FINI SHED l4 poaou ahead of his Matt$l ehallencer and is on his way to a fourth ·t ~· r m ' n <' 1 t y h a 11 a re a t Family Survives Foolishness ll is a s unny a fte r noon Twelve'hours ago, I became a grandfather ror the first lime l have just come from the hospit~ where, in these ne wl y relaxed times. 1 was allowed to sit on m y daughter's bed and hold m y granddaughter in my al"ms No mask. no gown. no rubber gloves, no thick window t.o peer through. Just I and my grand· daughter to hold and to touch the way It must have been since the beginning. I came very close to weeptnK with . . Whal? Love, pride, joy. relfof. J _. ... -~ Auppose. and _ ''\ so m et h I n liC a more . 'T She Is lfor(llve a .: randfather> a b e au tiful c reature - blue eyes. a s h oc k or b la c k h ai r and. by some cver·reoccumnl( miracle, perfectly formed AS I HELD that incredibly deli cate bundle . I became fascinated with her feet. watchinJZ her toes con11tanlly curl a nd un c url . I had forgotten about newborn infants' feel. If you touch their soles, they will Instinctively try to grasp your finger with their toes a throwback. the an· thropologists tell us. lo the pre· ht!nsile fe<!l of our tree·dwelling ancestors millions or years ago. So there we were after millions of years. just the two of us I. the grpndfathcr , ap. proachlng the end of my era <with no great haste. mind you). and she at the very dawn of her own Death and life . Sadness and elation Life and death. It was for these. too. that ( wanted to weep. FOR 111E PAST two decades, soclol<>aillts have been gloomily predicting the Impending demise of what they delight in calling "the Americannuch.iarf&mtly." t wa1 therefore not s urprised when t retllmed tA:> work tA:> read .that ~Jdent Carter had at lu\ Punch "I've decided that I'd like to oe the only child of sensitive. middl&-elass parents. wtth an indulgent grandmother and several rich and influential uncles ... raced lhlb problem s quarely Taking the drastic action that presidents generally take when up against a crisis. he had creal· ed a new agency to deal with it. It will be known as "The Of. fice for Fam1hes," he an nounced In a Kansas Cit y s peech, and will be another bureau In the Department or Hea lth, Education and Welfare. Precisely what It will do Is, as us ual In these matters. unclear But here. obvioualy, wns grist ror m y mill. \ SO I SAT down to wnte a col· umn about a new federal famjly cz ar i ss u l DI voluntary guidelines on bundling to curb explodlng nuclear families and ROvemment technical advisors being d ispatched to seltle maritMl dlt1pute1 once the ap- pllcatlona 1n trifllcate hive been• . But the hel with t. The Offtce of FamlUea may possibly be the ultimate in bureaucratic interfcrenct in our personal matters which are none o r its concern, but on this p'arllcular day It s~ms hardly worth comment. The family has survived millions of years of dis· asters and it will survive even this foolishness. BVT I THINK.J11ore strongly than ever on this day that the doomsaytng sociologists are wrong. For the family provides more than love and belonging and security. It provides a sense of continuity As t held my granddaughter In my arm• and thought of all thoae millions of years or change to reach this point and my own tmpendlnl end some day, I also thOughl of her fresh beginning, of the mltuons or years to come to 1et where we are golna. And that. I deeply believe, Is what lt'a all about. matched onl) b' th\' la11· .Jamci. \1 1chael ('urlt.'~ Thi:. 1:. how Wt11H· d1tl 1l F1 r:.l hi· ' l)t•1·n ..1 pn·ll v ~1,111d m;Hor S1'<·or11l h•· h.J' ~ ~011 11.1l runJl.!l' ,q1potnl n1 .. 11h rn11r1 \Ill' rn.1\<1r It> (th• 1·h·1 I. IT W,..S MADI:: cl~&.r to t:ach of them lhal he or abe waa ~ r•=We few f\Adlna. seWnc to and dllliveriq 15 other people -an d that Job ' performance waa aolng to be Judged on how well they did that . The' !11rl 11 H·n "l'll tty Elt·t' 11 on t>.n ~ hll / 1 om put,.,., h•·l d th1• 11 ;11111 .. , 111 1:1 OOIJ p r11 \\h1t1 \ttl•r ' tin Fl•1t1•in I>." '"'' n1ult111 I find 111.111 \ ,.,,, ··mpl11"'''' at lh1·1r tl•·'k" 'I ti .. , l•Kil.. '>It I. 11."' .JIHI '.11 .it ion <l..1'., tu < Jll \t1t1•r' J nd kn1ll'k on door~ Whitt• 1wt 49.528 vott-s. carr) ng ~'en precin c t~ uf "hilt' 'ote rii in South Ros ton who had "anted to kill him in 1975 bt-eause of s chool bus ing White's opponents called 1t 'The WhJte Machine. tie hardly bothered to deny that. saytng, "Yeah. it 's tough. dec isive lt'1tdersh1p." One of his cum· pa1"n themes w•s "Ill." kno~ "h1ch hands to hold •nd whlt•h arms to twist .. WHEN Ht: wos ask\•d about the U \'OtC'r'S eoch of his appuan· tee11 trnd to rtnd. the n1•yor blltht'ly said It wa~ &ood for tht'm to ttf'l to knu~· "tht' peo. pie ·· NtwspapeN <'31lcd Whitt' ... boiis ... ronw.urh~ hint with the loh• R1d1an1 t>ol,•y ot Chlc~o lh• tl\'entt't1 to likl' that 1 The comparison 1s not thMt 1t<'curull' Cbicugo Is much bla1· aer and has nlOI'\' than 20,000 patronage jobs which I wh1tt upset Judge Bua FO• WIOTE. thlb IS all hke going back lo where he came from. In the 1960s he wanted to be seen as something ol a re former. one of the ne". bright young mayors John Lindsay, Carl Stokes, Joseph Alioto There were a number, but on ly White is left and now he 's o little more like his father . and bis grandfather and his father tn·law ach was president or the Boston Cit.y Council In the days when .,>0\ltlcs was poLIUcs and cops were on the beat. or else. , Now White. whose state and national ambitions were blocked by th e Kennc dys, may lw headed for a sort of permanent mayoralty like Daley's JUDGE BUA. on the other hand, haa ordered Chicago of· flcial5 to come up with a "re. mcdy" for patronage. Thal "remedy." as most of us have learned. Is more permu· nent bureaucrats, accountable to no one, lncludin& a mayor. 'l'bc judge IJ\HM woll. "Emperor White" IO~rnl well. \ § -j ' ~Ore ~.;t .. lj!J .. !' .............. llll! ......... T.o•w'.".•t.~.~.'.'y·P'.'o.t1~ .. ·.u.o•.•coa .. ••.AWM .... CA.t2626•-...... -. 1r• 1 ~..P-.,,.,, 0o10W • 1971 To c.11 •,,. ~11y P11otn14M24t 'Neutralit! Helps AggresSor, Never the Victim' ~ beings. at the mere)' ot • mercu-. na1 tion. peruhed. Sum TOii"' u o qitttal auutcllll Oft 1>.. Prendndal Cotamtl~ Oil llw Holomut. "Tho.e who cannot rem4tmber lbt paat are ~oo~mned to repeat It " t1 ll)'ln 'a admonition curlC's ",IK>r1ul polanane today In llf ht of th plll(ht of L.Ytannlied P«"Qplo In Southea•t Aitl» UnlU nlffTIU)', the• vlctam11 of ur1 up prt ah~ and barbarou-. riachtt rc11me had rorccd upon th .. m lwo horrlfk choices olthtr 11 llfotim~· of pcnol lll'rvltudl' an remote rural lubor camp11 or forced expulsion HUNOllEOS O•' thouaands or re· fuaecs cho5e to rtee Vietnam Helplessly •1tet ufloat ut scu 1n lc1111 thun seaworthy veuels, with little or no provisions. BRJt>cSiTRAFFIC 1s·su~E A Lor FASTER SINCE CALTRANs REMOVED7HS TSMPTATION TO BLJY Jee CREAM ANt> LIVE BAIT, HUM? tl thoua1nd1 peris hed They were an search of friendlier lands; but instead or being welcomed. they were. for montha, shunned as economic lepers. It Js little wonder that the plight of the r efugees has been catled a "liquid Auschwitz." Hanoi's inhumane policy. employed against a people. Is distress- ingly reminiscent. in many ways. of Hitler's "final solution." The far-reaching and final upshot of lhf' "Nuremberg laws" was t.o render the Jews defenseless before the law. to effect their ever wider eviction from their homelands. Hanoi's policy toward the ethnic Chinese ostensibly mirrors those same goals LIKEWISE, THE unwillingness of most of the free nations in the world to lake m J ewi sh refugees was mirrored by the limited number of "boat people" the free nations were willing t.o accept toda) However. thanks LO lhe wuted effort or lhe nations that met in Geneva. Viet· na m has slowed the now of refugees. Furthermore. many countnes have Jgrced lo either accept a greater intake of refugees and/or assist them finan· cially or help set up refugee centers. These orgaruzed efforts should be dul) c1)mmcnded HOWEVER. ONE ve ry overriding concern remains why did at take the frN• nations or the world so long to rc.-spond to the plea for help from the re· fugces.., Thousands upon thousands died wha le nations deliberated over what ac- tion to take. 1f anv 1\~a1 n \H' sei• anothe r similarity bt•t"'et'n certain events dunng the tame of 1 ht• lloloC'<tu~t and the current plight of t hl• bo.it people the ind 1ffercnce and -.1h•nct· of 11Jt1on-. "'hill· fcllo"' hum<tn If manklnd has learned anytbina at all from the trqecty or tht Holocaust, It is the lmperatlveneu that man mual •J feel and believe wllh all hia beinc lhat, lo paraphrase John Donne, "no man la ~ an island entire of lt.aelf, that any man's , ' death di.rninisbes h1m, because he's ln· volved in mankind." >- Today, humaruty decries the fact tha,t '1 during the H9 locaust years the a trocities inOicted on the Jews were met with silence by lbe Western world. Queries such as: "How could that be?" and "Why wasn't there·an out-J cry?" and "Why did humanity shirk its :> duty t.o Its fellow man?" ar~ commonly posed . But, lo succumb lo rhetoric for a mo- ment. how many individuals today have publicly decried the slaughter in Amin's Uganda. the genocide in Cam- bodia. the mass executions in Iran. or the plight of the boat people? Too often. individuals today as in the past feel that it is enough lo read about a nd then privately be moan such calamities. Or they feel that it is enough • af a governmental agency steps in and s ays a word or two of protest. It is not ~ Elie Wi esel. nove l ist/essayis t. Chairperson of the Presidential Com· mission of the Holocaust, and the in- di vadual who has been called "the messenger or the J ewish dead to the liv- ing," hal'l said of the survivors of the Holocaust · "We have learned many lesS-Ons. We have learned not to be neutral in times of crisis . for neutrality always helps the aggressor . never the victim. We have • learned that the opposite of love is not hatred, but indJfference." _ Is at not time that all manktnd finally learn the lesson ., ) Powerless 'Hold' Becomes Ring Around the Caller •• t "Hello?" said P ercy Wood , the president of United Air Lanes. "Well. Mr. Wood ." I said, "I just won my bet." UNITED JS ONE OF THE worst of the many Amer it'an corporations that ins ult customers by J).W,ting them on "hold" on the telephone for incredibly big chunks or time. If you have ever called United to try to make an airline re- servation, you know how bad they are. When you call United, il is not uncom· mon to be put on ''bold" for between lS and 25 ininut.es. So I made a little bet with myaell. I told myael/ that I woWd probebb' be able to reach the president of United Air Lines quicker than 1 would be. able to reach a United reservations clerk. I CALLED THE UNITED reservation$ number. After a few buay signals, a recorded voice told me that I waa on "hold," and that my can would be answered .. in the order it was received •• As l waited, I got on my other line and made a call to United's executive offi ces. l was told that President Wood was not in. but was traveling on business in San Francisco l called his hotel m San Francisco; I was told that he was making an mspection of a United maintenance faci lity at San Francisco International Airport. I called the main tcnance number, was switched around a few times. and finally ended up talking to Presid ent Wood himself. I told him wh y I had called. HE APOLOGIZED, AND said that United wa:. trying very hard to improve its record on getting rc::.ervat10n calls answered. We chatted for <t few mmute~ After ~c had hung up. I got back on the other lane I wa!> still on "hold,'' waiung for a UnalcO rc!>ervauons clerk The !>tory 1:. kind oJ <1mus1ng out nol 11 ~ nave ever been put on "hO ld" for maad1.:mng~by a ba g corporation like t:nitcd, or a smaJI business 1n your own hometown . Putting a customer on "hold'' for long periods of time is a sit:n of the utter contempt with wtuch a com· pany rc~ar<!J i~s cust~.mcr -and in United's case the tn· suit as I.lone by the company that brags 1l lw s "built t h,<.: largest airHnt: in the free world around you, my friend." WHAT JS THE ANSWER? We ll, United spends $40 million ::i year on those glorious advertisements and com- mercials extolUng whal a wonderful airline it is. I told Pre:sldcnt Wood that I'm probably not much or a busi- nessman, but that it ml&hl be worth spending a few mlllion or those dollars to hire people to answer the damn telephones. United Is far from the OG.ly offender -Jual a ble. terri- ble one. More ud more in the United Stales, ordinary peo- ple arc tx-ing routinely made lo feel powerless and helpless by a utomallcally being put on "bold" and then being fed silence oc mood muak as they waate their day trying to &et someone to talk to them. The 'bold' syndrome would seem to be a sign of society's impersonal attitude towards people," said Dr. Kathleen Sheridan, asaoclate professor of c linical psychiatry and behavioral science at the Northwestern University Medical Sehool. "BUT lN FACT, IT'S A VERY personal thing A person who is put on 'hold' for long minutes lake:. It very l'er&onally }OU are the a:.ker. the suppHcanl, the person in need, and you are being told that you 11.re not good enough to make such demand~. you are 11ot important enough to be answe red "A person put on ·hold tor long venod:. of u me tee ls a com bmauon of anger and anxiety '' Dr Shcndan said .. Being put on 'hold' tells the pcr:.on that ht aoc:.n't count It 1:. a signal th<tl you arc not a~ important t• jJt'I !>Oil a:. the !Jt:r:>on you're wa1ung ror "When a sttretar,Y says. ·would you mind holding'". you automaucaJly do al. You sit there and listen to silence for 15 minutes But or course. there 1s an alt.emallve. You ran hang up You can put the phone down, and thus refuse to become a part of the 'hold' syndrome." But often that 1s not true. Many customers wanting to ny United, for example, are dotng so not becauae they love the airline -they·re doing It because it's lbe only lo&ical way lo get from one specific place to another ll>ftifk place. So they are systematically humiliated by a com· pany tlult knows it's aolng to get their bus1oaa aayway. oo matt.er bow aonc.lhe people have to bold. ''Tlllt&E 18 NO MOSB belpl•1. pow;::tt frutr~ feeUna tbao belQI pu.t oe 'bold' for 1oe1 -·At at U•~ said Paul lama. president of a musical prod.action eotn· pany called lmagineers "It's• real power tnp on t.be part of the person putUnc YO• OD 'a.a&d,' whether It'• inteDded tbat wa1 or not. It'• die equjvaJent of beiq made to wait in aomeooe·a om. oftlce, but lt'a even worse; oo 'bold' you have no way to alpal you're Impatient. You can't tell the secretary: you can't shuffle your feet hoping someone will notice. You·re tota.lb' powerless. l ams· company has created a taped s eries of humorous. fast-paced audio skits that at plays for Its customers when they are placed on "hold " "We produce creauve 'hold,' " he said "It's like our own little radio s talJon It works agamst a company's best interests to have people hosule and angry wheo we come on the phone. Our 'holds' are designed to maketbem happy and receptive. "l Uunk we make people feel great on 'hold · Ma"ny limes. when I get offlhe phone with a customer. he a:.k:. me to puth1mbackonhold · ~urc J. / / Mailbox/Choice of Presidential Hopefuls Doesn't Net Much To the Editor: There has never been a lJme be fore. when the Democratic Party has had such a tragi- comic array of aspirants to the office or the presidency. Some chum there is no real difference between Republican and Democrat candidates. More realistically, there are so little differences between Carter, Kennedy and Brown, that one could close hls eyes and make a choice al random, and come up with any one of the three worst choices in American history. Here are some random observa- tions: Carter: Mystic. momma's boy . wife-dominated . hen- pecked. uncertain. I) to be your next !chummy> prc&adent beca u !>e I am desperate. J will campaign on m y record oC honesty. integnty. broken promises and capitula· lion. I am your leader . please tell me what t.o do. I will li!>ten to Congress and-ithe American peo- ple. 1 can think of nothing that I a m better at than listening. (Please don 't interrupt my pro· round listening with good ad· vice>. When I listen real hard. I maybe hear voices. The Pope is a very great and good man When I grow up, I'd like to be a missionary." sm all police force , using also local forces TllE INTEGRATION forces became expert an the South where at times busing was used to remove segregation When they learned all of the steps an forcing people to do what they didn · t wanl lo do. they movt>d their show up north. It is my guess they won't go to the metropolitan busing plan In Los Angeles. This might be bit· ing off more than they can chew. After Los Ange les is nailed down, they will move on eilber to Orange or Riverside county. comparues" Dad they JUSt pop out of the air-> Is this another plotted ploy. perpetrated on the unwary. to further diminish Democracy-> Government ·s me pt controls on free enterpnse have already left the richest county in the world with shortages and infla· lion the people can no longer cope with. Are Americans such dupes that they think they can take olhers' prope rty away without jeopardizing their own? Are they the same protesters that protested off-shore drilling, that caused lbe shortage, . and against nuclear power. tftal could have relieved it? WHY PaOTEST gasoline at $1 •' ... :. •II •rl I· t •,n 1'10 •• .•. P. 11~ .. .. /.' .. .,: . . Kennedy: Playboy. momma's boy (pretends t.o value his wife's support) .• Brown: Mystic, frustrated playboy, patron of the arts (ac- tors and songstresses>. and alternate life-styles. CARTER: LonR line or broken promises. and naive dealings with both avowed enemies and trusting friends. Carter would rather spend most of the week al Camp David or on vacatjon, than al his desk in the Oval Office. He is over- awed a nd fearful o r the a wesome power lt represents. indicating an awareness of hJs total wipreparedness for the job he so artfully sought. Since Brown would rather sleep on the noor somewhere than in the governor's mansion, he, too, would probably prefer lo "rough It" at Camp David. Both Carter and Brown have made a number of questionable appointees to powerful posts. Their appointees are an indica- tion of lack of good judgment, t<J say the least. Jr Brown attains to the presidency' he wm aUJTOUDd himself wlth controvenlal characters from the entert.&ln· ment and alternate Ure-style worlds, probably. The only way we can stop forced busing is to form a Na· lional Bus Stop program . As long as lbey can concentrate on one area al a t.ime, they wlU push us around and make m do what they want us lo do, and what we as a majority don't want t.o do -and make us pick up the tab for the buses and the whole show. It's time to organize a nd quit being pushed around. JAMES BOLDING a gallon when California lemons . • are 99 cents a pound, noodles 98 cent.I and a loaf of bread $1 ? And bread only has 151 separate taxes on it. If people can't live Oil $400 a month, which used to be a good lncome. it Is because so percent of lheir money soes t.o taxes and the government prints money that diminishes the value Kennedy: Equally naive deal· lngs with our rrlends and our enemies, as well as the total 1iveaway of all American tax doll.an to socialistic adventures. Carter: "I want desperate- • Teleo.itt ....... _,_.. ... (-..,, ....... ,....,., ~ _.. .. ....._. ., ....... p..,_ ....,, ........ c-.. ...... u ...... .......,.,....._rw~ ..................... --..a • .._. ........ _ ... ....._ ....... .................................. ....... Ill Carter has proclelmed lhat COllffrvina enero ii the "m0tal equivalent of war." Brown 1VOuld auur• th• moral equivalent of defeat ln that re- gard. Brown offers even less in the way of easing the energy crisis than does Cart.eT, If lbat · were pouible. M. in lb~ old shell came, tM voter comes up with nothing, when he makes his choice of any one of lbese three. B.F. BORCOMAN 'Q .. t llft .. P•laf"CI' To the F.dltor: How do -you rorce people lD • \ democracy t.o accept forced bus- ing for integration when very few people want It? Very slowly ana carefully. How did Germany. with two million troops In lll orltlnal army, take all or Europe, part of Asla and part of Africa? One step al a Ume . A pan&er division la very ef· recUve when concentrated ln a small area. One. u area la cap- tured It can be malntaJned by a ' ' W'ltf rfpoel ., ••••ntt To lhe Edit.or: It loolla Uke another whirl.pool of diaaent haa bit America's turbulence, with the demooatra· tlons lo "stop blt oil." Wbere did the •'spontaneous 1ra11 root.I'' sroupe 1et all thoee ex- pensive proleulonal sip s and chartered buses to demand the natlonalh:atlon of private on or the money U..y aaved tbrou1b their lifetime o1 work. And u on is now the "black sold" power of the world. do they want that power concentrated in W ublneton u Ruaela '• power ia conceptrated ln the Kremlin? Do they realize that 1overnmtat aelzure of private lnduatry takes away tbelr own rreedom of private ownenblp? 11 &bat nat they really want? Tbey bad bit- ter re-t.bi.nk their priorttie9. OOLDJB JOSEPH \ ,U DAIL V PfLOT Sunday, Octobe1 2e, 1111 Julie Johnston Writes a Note Fairview Girl Learm Ignorance I sn 't 'Blissymbols' 81.IAOO BYMAN °' ................... For tbe "'9t 14 yean ol btr Ute. • NHN baadlcap hpt JWie .lolillltoft from H)'lq ID)' mw. Uaan .... eould HPNU wtdt a I ... , I hon or I nod. 8Mt .._ IM ftnaJb to.cl a WIJ to t!Olllm.aHte, the lmeW uactly what to do: SM wrote a letter to tbt boas Hd com ptabled about t.be food . ( Dt.o..v-) \J> 1 t'n~ ( Y\o..rl1t.)(i ~) ~~Lt. J o'nn~ton . A 11 + J2f <D n 1ua. A clieot at Falrvif'w State Haepital ln Colta lleu. has normal lnlelll1ence but beHUM ol ber cerebral pal•Y bH dlf:t'lculty controUln1 her movement.a and ran 't talk at aJI ~ ""'""' ~'" ro..~4l ("' bou. t t ~(.... ~ ooA. ht.<"t... ·). " Howewr. lbe can hear and ... llM. bet UMrlJUla HY It'• aom.UW., ll.ke be!na trapped, or paralyud, able to per~elve but not to la.Ut. > / 0 - Julie aho hu I.rouble reading, e,xplaiJ)ed s peech patholoctat Sunn Do1le. ~cause unlikt! normal ehilclreft 11he can'l-aoond out worda l>bonellcally to help her remembet . BLISSYMBOLS COMBINE PICTOORAPHY AND IOI.Al TO CO.UNICATE LOGIO THE 80LlmON to t.hat pro- blem came from a man wbo was really tryln& to invent an In· ternatlonal written symbolic lan1ua1e. Hla name was Charles K Biles and Bllssymbols, now used worldwide with the nonspeaking handicapped. are named after him, 111-Doyle explained. -- Tbe unlvenal lan1uage was lar1ely t1nored, ..except by therapist.a worldn1 with victims ol cereWal pa.lay, abe said. They found tn ltlisaymbols the device they needed to help their pa- tient.a THE SYllBOLS uae a com- bination ol pictography -sym- bo.ts that look like the object tbey represent -and ideas, all ol which are connected logically. For example, a heart is the symbol for feeling. Will'I an ar- row pointing up beside it it means happiness ; if the ~w point.a do.wn, it means sadness. Above each symbol 1s written the appropnate English word, so that even ci st rani{er can un d<•n;tand whut Julu.· mc·<tns ·J ULIE. LINE other hCIO , di~apped younJ(slcri-.. learns to point at the symbol that mean:; what she wants to express, and to use a series of symbols to form llefltences. -It's not an easy process because signals from her brai~ get scrambled on the way to her body. But Julie, bright-eyed and quick to a mJle, continues to atru••le a••lD•t fruatratlona that would send many able· bodJed people into a screaming fit. Encoura1ed by Miss Doyle. she laboriously forces one hand toward the symbol s he wants, ~----- fighting to control muscles that seem determmed to go their own way. TO AN OUTSIDER, she al first appears almost bizarrely uncoordinated, but it r eadily becomes apparent that an in- , telligent mlnd Is struggUng to triumph over an uncooperative body. J ulie has already mastered more than 50 symbols in a few months, Mla8 Doyle said, and learns new onea rapidly. She also baa pictures of her t.eacbera on the chart so she can indicate that she wants lo see one of them. "She's very very bright," said Connie Venuso. a psychialr1c technician who woru as Julie's group leader. "You can tell what she's thinking when you know her "SHE'S VERY accepting of the retarded c hildre n (who make up most of Fairview's clients) and afrectionate toward them." Mrs. Venuso said. "But slle lffiows lne difference " Frequently,. Mi~s Doyle ::iaid. the need to communicate lead.I\ her to add symbols lo Julie''i c·ommunicaUon board. a chart that is tarwd to her lap truy so sh<> can reat·h it t-a~ily After JulJl' lost her pur~e one day and had to gesture repealed ly at the back of her wheelchair. where 1t usually hangs, before her mearung was understood, Miss Doyle added symbols for purse and los t to the com- munications t,>oard . ON ONE partlcularly truauat.. lo• clay, Julie demonstrated ber IJ"HP of the board to occupa- tional therapist Leslie Mitchell by indicating s he wanted to write a leUer No. Juhe said. 1t wasn't to her mother. She wanted to wnte to whoever waa at tM ~· AM that, of course. wu hlrview Executive Director f'rank Crinelia. JuUe'.s letter, as wrtttee wt by Leslie Mitchell and s ... leD>eM· ed by Miss DoJle wiUI the • propriate symbols, read s : "Dear Dr. Crioella: 1111 ..... ta Julie Johnston. I am INatnted about the food here. I want to go to my mother's. Tha.DU. Julie." THE LETl'Ea waa ... , '°Dr. Crtnella and, notes MlM Do,te, "Thia ls a leeklmate C'OIDpl•IDl. She 's a Yc.ll lady." Julie has slnce been able to in- form the dMticlu that slile cflia.. likes ham and goulash and favors eggs with cheese, Ice cream and vegetables. Mrs . Venusoadded Julie's frustrations in trying to overcome the communications barrier are mirrored in Mias Doyle. She has decided to leave Fairview because of an adminis- ratlve decision giving priority to having speech pathologists evaluate rt'fcrral clients. thus re- quiring hl'r to cut bac k or cl1m1natc treatment she has been giving four t'11l·nts including J ulu: rtowcvc:r. Miss Doyle said she plan ~ to continue working with Juhc on a volunteer basis. And she i-.aid that, despite Julie's handJcap, she's hopeful about the future "The reason I'm in this pro· fession is one of my best friends in high school was as severely hand!capped aa Julie la," Miaa Doyle .aid. Her friend a1eo .._ ce,.bral JNl)ay. 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Newport Freewav atEdJnger. No money down on your good credit. • t wttona Mila Doyle dttenbet u ... ~ • ...,,.almea." When Julie .. 11. ..... O.,le aa&d. ~ wtll be a~e to request placemat la aa inwrm .. aw tedUty dellpecl mon for the Madicapped \han the retardtd. Mtss Doyle said she hope1 to see J uUe ftnd happl .... j\llt ·u her hl&'b aebool friend dld. ~ ............. "After all." she said as Julie stru11led to point OYt tbe Bliaaymbol for good-bye, "abe'• bad • bwn deal ln Ufe." PMMIW'I OR. CRINIUA GOT JULIE'S Ml!ISAQE ...,. 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City ....................... Zip ............... . Phone ................... . . ' HUllthll&o19 BHch tMlAd.ama Adanu 6..Ma1noll1 C7141MHtM RTOR lo: HOl'RS Mon .. t 'rl.. 8:3f>·Y:OO ~1lurd1y, t :30-S:OQ ~unday, ll:te-5:09 .Uk aboul Sean credit plan ------------------- ----~ --------------. . ---------.. . - SUnmy, October 28, 1979 Tenneaee Y dlley Authority chairman up~ agency as role model ../ KNOXVILLI:. TeDD. (AP) -1'tM Ttn· to Mt up 1oer1y eorporaUona, TVA otf.n a ....... v•1 ~L~·--t.o tM en treuureotupenence. ol low-eoet pow', ta .... tr S''....e IDto a prov ... ,,..,... for ... ~-~ aacl "ft AlllE TH• clot .. l lh1Da lA tbe DIUoa attltuclel lD a U.. ol Kardl.J ..d i f\lel to a public enercy corporatloo," ••1• TV A prleea. Chalnnan S. Oavfd Fl'ffman. "I Wt• to tblnk A• 0oqrw ii "'"''• ,.,... propoaall U.at w.•w _proved that public eoercy can make a coatrtbution. • · ~· .......... DYLANA JENSON HEADING FOR RUSSIA Red Boost U.S. Snubs Takm? NEW YORK <AP) -Swimming against the tide of Soviet artists defecting to the West. one determined young woman is heading the other way. . Dylana J~n of New Rochelle, N.Y., is go. ing to Moscow m December, sounding much like the Soviet musicians and dancers who have sought asylum in the United States. "ALL THE SOVIET musicians are emigrat-ing, saying they want artistic freedom," the 18-year-old violinist says. Freeman worrtea over the po11lblUty of another petroleum cutoff. "Wbo'a In char1e ol oU 1upply ln the United StatH f" be aaka rhetorlcaUy. "The oil com· pantea? The 1ovemmenu TM man who wears the atar? .. l'U. TELL YOU wbo'a in char1e. Nobody. l conaJder it a aerlous situation, and l'd like to aee the iovemment step in.·• The effort involves many meuures: Clean- ing up coal with smokestack scrubbers, giant "ba1~" to capture harmful particulates and advanced coal-burning technologies. The effort also lnvol¥es financing and aupervi.alnl the installation of storm wtn<Sows- and insulation. Toying with electric cars. Providing low-cost loans for solar water beaters or wood-burning stoves. And more esoteric pursuits: ruel cell development, co-generation, recycling the massive waste beat from nuclear power plants. "TVA IS NOT a think tan.It or a laboratory; we serve seven states and 2.5 million people. so this is the real world. But our federal charter gives us broader responsibilities than just to produce electricity and make money for the shareholders,'' says J . Frederick Weinhold, TV A's director of energy demonstrations and technology. TVA was a model for President Carter's proposal to form an Energy Security Corpora· lion to oversee the synthetic fuel program, and it is the model for consumer and labor pro- posals for a separate American Energy Corporation that would develop energy re- sources on the nation's mineral-rich and acre· abundant federal lands. The Tennessee Valley Authority was creat- ed in L933; ils rounders -especially Sen. George Norris of Nebraska and President Franklin Roosevelt .. and David Lilienthal, one of the ortllnal board memben -bad a vtaloa or tamln1 the mJpty Tenw1ee to brtn1 cheap electricity to the underdeveloped valley. "Public power" would be the l!lline of a modernization drive wllbout precedent. TVA SVOCEEDED beyond anyone's Im· .atlnaUon. llo.t Tennessee Valley farms got electric power in TVA's nnt decade. By 1951, the number of "electrified" bouaebolds in TV A 'a service area bad rlaen from 225,000 in 1933 to 1,oes.000. - But TVA'a long march to its present eminence wu often attended by controversy. In earlier days, conservative buainesamen deplored tbe a1ency as an experiment lo -~------"""A u .. , • tllhalc t••lc er• ltiHr•t•r•i ..,e •er.,e. seee• •••tes _., %.S •OU.. pe ... ~ .. tlau Is tlte re.I 1eorfd.' ~~~ socialism. In more recent years, environmen· talists indicted TV A as a reek.Jess. intransigent polluter, with its many, massive coal plants. TVA pumped 2.1 million tons or sulphur dioxide into the air as recentl) as 1975 and was dragged through long court decisions to clean up its act. IT WENT IN heavily for nuclear power, despite muted objections from some consumer and environmental groups. TV A now runs three atomic reactors. and has 14 more under con· struction that would eventually provi de 46· per- cent of the agency's power requirements. And TVA pushed electricity like nobody's business, so much so that 45 percent of the homes in the Tennessee Valley (double the na- tional average) have electnc heat, far more costly than gas or oil heat. "These policies may have been OK 10 the days of penny-per-kilowatt electn<'tly, but they don 'l stand up loday." says Robert Hemphill Jr .. TVA 's director or energy conservallon and rates. TVA electricity rates have burped Lo a~ut three pennies per ktJowatt, but they are still well below the national average ($3 12 acainlt SC.40 per kilowatt hour) • ENTD DA VE Freeman, CGUldered by many as an lmastnatlve, often brtlllaat, 8Del'Q atrategiat. He be1an hi• career u a TV A en1ineer, served in the Nbon and Carter ad- mlnistratiom, then returned to T•D"tee u chairman of TV A. Carter appointed him and he baa the pl.1. dent's ear on energy matters that ranee' ru afield from the day-to-day coocerm or the Ten· nessee Valley. Freeman's band could be seen, for example, in Carter's deci.aion to clamp a ceiling on the amount of oil the United States will import . As chief author of a 1974 Ford Foundation report extolling the need and virtues of enercY conservation. Freeman is a cootn>venlal ftpre in the energy community, where industry leaders feel he has a "no growth aWtude." His tinkering with the TV A la being watched with interest. THE AGENCY ALSO bas its finger in the s.ynthe_tic ruel pie. It's building a coal guillca- hon pilot plant, hopes to have a commercial operation by 1985, that would use the gaa to make ammonia fertilizer. From gas, TVA could take the next step and make synthetic crude. ·· "We do not claim to be s~thetic fuel ex· perts," Freeman told a House subcommittee in June. . '.'However, we are the only federal corpora· t10~ 10 the energy business. We do have a large de~1gn and construction organization that could bwld such a demonstration plant. TVA has ex- perience in pollution control. We operate in a re· gion blessed with large coal reserves. "And perhaps most important of all, our large electric power system could provide a market for the synthetic fuel we might pro-duce ·· Fr~man doesn't believe that expanded energy producl!on 1s lhe entire answer. He seems a lttUe uneasy with the tens of billions of dolla rs that are bemg earmarked for synthetic proc·e&ses ... ma1or engweering challenges with great uncertamty about their ultimate cost" that can make only a small dent in the nation's petroleum needs. St. John Knits, a softer way with tailoring. Three pieces defined with ease and polish for late-day and holidays. Palest cream wool and rayon knit, laced w ith gleaming satin faggotting. The bow·tie "Look, I don't have freedom in my own country to play. There is a block against my career, so I have to go out and prove myself." e~5~~:~e optimum appeal: the refmed .kmt smt Fu from defeettn1, lltaa Jeuon Hea M•tDW M a b-* door to ~ in tbe UDlted ..... 'l1le door 0....-to trtampb. dam jacket straight-falling to the h ipline, the skirt a ,gent1e.d irndl. And a romantically indined polyester blaute, 6 to 14 sizes 390.00. South Coast Plaza. Fine o,_ s.lon dlaappoW'D"t, JMt..year r - AS THE YOUNGEST violinist in tbe quadrennial Tacbaikovaky Competition, ahe was • balled by Tua, the Soviet news a1enc)', a "one of the lucky dlacoveriea. •• Bat when she woo the allver medal, ll1u Jomon was turious, and declared: "I believed in the intepity of the competition when I came here and I realized I was too honest." Her hope that the medal would boost ber career evaporated. Sbe bas no more than 20 dates on her eaten· dar thia year, she says, including seven in Russia MOST FRUSTRATING for a former pro- digy hailed by reviewers as "astonishing," "ex· traordinary," and "the best new violinist to come along in years"; who played with the New York Philharmonic at age 12 but not since, and who has yet to play at Carnegie Hall. "It's bard to be different. I don't go to Juilliard, I don't study with anyone, but I give concerts," says Miss Jenson, wbo now teaches h er self and does without a professional manage.r who could get her the bookings sbe wants. She turned down management offers years ago, she says, and now managers are reluctant to work with her. "'lbe United States specifically does not want to see any exceptions to the rule," she as-serts. a. eo new modll mobile homes• au.aty built • ~ lving, up to 2100 lq. ft. 1980'1 beat housing values! Oi9coYel' the new wortd of recreation vehtdes • Over 800 veraatile models from ttle FMlily camping lndultry. .· , 1.magn1n South Collt Plaza Costa Mesa 957·1611 ' ... I [ \ . ... DAILY N.OT Man (:elebrating lleritage • J Coa.t Detcendanu r ~ See Queen on l1le . . . .,.-1woaa ........ __ .._,.. .. Not-.,~ aa ,._. u.l1' WIS~ .... -C te1• Cir Mft ....... ... ..... wtdl tM --ol ~-IO hiMc' JUMI C. CU., le• ra ~er ntUeki•I aort la .-..wbat • llal&tif~ . . ~ r;u:pa.w ol St. Wllfrid'• ~· CIMftll a. e:-BMeb ud Ida wtfe Clarlee ... .ult Ill• n.Uft ble ol llaa. nm ,_,. they mtt ~ ........... BU llAID'l"Y wu t.bere to PIWkle over tM Cf49' .. ol U.. l ,OOlt.b _... ol lb• Jlle ol llan't Parliament, com· memoratinJ on July s. the blrth of oae ol U. okle9t demoaad• lo wcc-ld bi1tory. ··we were there when t.be lee melted, hip and *7," Father Caley explalna ot tbe orialn ot bit people, wbo lmmlsrat· eel -ao to apeak -some 40,000 yean qo. A anlppet ol Scotland broke off or aomebow 1epUated lo a cataclysmic earth mo...mmt duriq tbe Jee A.Ce and beeame tbe hie ol llan, one ol the 1mau.t ol tbe Brit.lab Jllea, but sUU re- nowned. EVANGSLIBT IORN Wealey, founder ol tbe llethodlat Cbureb, pre- ached ID bardbound, atrtetmed Gelpel in the !Me 1'700l cm tbe fotlboand lump o1 land, where 1'7 moanda of dirt eom,prlte tbe nnt Capff.ol mu or a modern «» moef19e7. For It ... Uaere, at Tl'Jlw_ald Hill. U..t 18 Joedl ol euth were dumped .n.er be- lq ...... fJ'om tbe 11 atber laland .......... .....,.. ..... tbe.....,. olthe eoatr7, ..,. rather Caley. Tbe VIJdna lavaden broulht their kind ol p•mnmta. He la allo related to tbe youtbful, up- standiq young sailor, Fletcher Chris- Uan, hero of Herman Melville'• classic sea story, "Mutiny On The Bounty," which ia more fact than flcUoo. AND THE VILIAINOUS CapL Bligh, i mmortalized 1n the same book, really lived too. Records show Capt. William Bligh was married in 1741 at Christ Church, Lezayre in Sulby, the same sanctuary where Father Caley's own father was christened 104 years ago. "It's a Second or Third Century church," says Father Caley. He also celebrated Episcopal Mass in the native atone·atudded abell of St. Germanua Church on the island, a rocky, rooOeu relic that ia the aecood· oldest aanctuarY in tbe lales. .,....""" ......... FATHER JAMES C. CALEY, Wife, Cl.MUCe, PERUSE SOUVENIR SM.,.._ Wlllt Queen DaMth •t C.lebretlon Suffice It to say. after just meet· log Queen ,:Usabetb, wboie famed cousin mMi war hero Lord Mountbatten was murdered by an alleged IRA bomb, that Father Caley believes lot.be Judaic law that demand.I an eye for an eye. "He went up the beach in black.face. He helped train them,·· Father Caley says of Mooty's role in leading Britis h commandos lo World War II European oper ations. THE CALEYS we re among other Americans who came from or trace their roots to the Isle of Man, mcludm~ Ma lcolm and Joyce Ki nle y, of Co~ta M esa "We always enJOY going back horn•'. but this time we made a special effort, for the m1lleruum," says Mrs. Kinley. "Thi~ was our firsttrip in three years." "I find we (the Ca ley clan> have been around since there were written records and a long time before that," he tells pariahioneni in a tape.recordi.n1 ot a guest sermon delivered in hil fatber'a old church. A scholar, musician a nd speaker . Father Caley brought back plenty of material including slide photos to re· gale the Huntington Beach Rotary Club for several Friday luncheon meetings. No cameras or photographs are al- lowed al such pubhc appearances as ltt.•r MUJf'Sly, Queen Elizabeth made for tht' peoph· or thf' ls h• or Man that day due to '>late protocol Hut Mrs Cal{•y ronrc .. -.es '>ht• snc-aked a couple from .1 d1~tance. braving lier Ma1est y's persona l bod y~ua rd, the resplendent bluc·and·green tartan·clad Royal Gordon Highlanders . ( NIC9' TllUIM&tiCH) la THOUGHTFUL EXECUTIVE SUITES ARE NOT ALL THE SAME. THERE ~ A DIFFERENCE. PLAZA EXECUTIVE SUITES IS IT. OFFERING: Businessmen or women the opportunity to run their companies on a relatively small budget for office space. personnel and equipment, yet have the advantage of a large·scale operation. UNIQUE F~TURES: Facilities are not a "maze' of offices being sublet. The number of units is manageable for our staff to handle • There is back -up secretarial help and equipment, aod hou" are flextble to accommodate those "crisis" projects. Exercise & shower facilities -conference room, coffee room. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION OR LITERATURE: 714•752·0234 2082 Michelson Drive, •212, Irvine, California 9271'& 2021 Business Center Drive, • 213, Irvine, California 92715 The oldest la at Armagh, in Ireland, a hotbed of Irish Republican Anny activi· ~ aad it wouldD't quite be cricket to quote r.tbll' Cale)' aa a man of t.be elo&ll cm 1118 IRA opbdoas. Kinley, a painter and wall·paper· banter and bis wife took their five children for a 1llmpae of Queen Elis.beth and the spectacle celebratin1 1,000 years of history. ''The Queen talked to me. She asked if 'Caley' wu a very old name," says Fath~ ~aley. In the DAILY PILOT Cf~ V I/£ r--------- .. . , :i I ·l ., I I ·1 l 1 Burp. We've just gobbled up the Muirhead Gallery. And moved the Dyer Road Upstairs Gallery into it. Frankly, with two inventories stuffed into one location, we're a little too full. But you can help us get relief: And save yourself 25%-50% by feasting on some tasty works by the following artists. Hurry, the banquet ends November 27. ', BOMBERGER FRIEDLAENDER CALDER DALI FOLON WAYLAND MOORE SOLARI RODMAN DUPRE FISCUS S.ANDREWS ROUAULT GROMAN TOMAYO LEW KEEFER RUBIN JENKINS CO RITA SCH OLDER MAX VASARELY BARNETT LE BA DANG BOLOTOWSKY YAMAGATA HOWELL ELMAN HUNDER1WASSER ALTMAN LUONGO BOULANGER MIRO ALVAR MOTI South Coast Plaza (next to Bullocks l Costa Mesa• (714) 549-9191. Monday thru Friday 10 a.m .-9 p.m ., Saturday 10 a.m .·6 p.m ., Sunday 12-5 p.m . I LIVE BdtEr AnlOll4 rtEw friElldS at J Bixlw Knolls TowErs Here you can invest in life-care Of you can lease your luxurious apartment. residing In Long Beach. a community that really welcomes seniOr citizens. Combined here are apartments In one tower. with a nursing facility adjoining. Your Irving is carefree. with maid and housekeeping service. all meals. recreation and leisure faclhties · but you'll still have that kitchenette for preparing special treats for yourself or drop·ln guests. You'll have a spacious view from your apartment~ and be walking close to shopping, llbranes and cultural lacilltlea and events. Isn't this the way you·d really hke to live. You can Call us or send the coupon for full Information on Bixby Knolls Towers. Telephone:(213)426-6123 Thia line aen1or citizen r"ldence l1 ju11 one of many operated by the Retirement Houalng Foundltlon. ollerlng the type or eccommodetk>ne you ,..11y went end '*MS. moat enywhete In Callfomla. Alk abOut our RHF lac11111es 1n Los Angetn. Long Beech, Peudena. S.nte Ana, Lenca1t9r, Rlveralde, Sun City. Sacramento, Stock1on, Modesto •nd Auburn QUALITY UVlrtG There is a very special quality In living In the senior citizen residences ot the Retirement Housing Foundation. beeause the RHF management and staff know. work with and serve more than 6000 senior citizens already. Your new residence wlll have the finest of apartments or rooms. tasteful decorations and an attentive staff ao you'll be at eaae In either your ac1lvlty or leisure. You'll find new friends to meet and share with. ant:I new opportunities for the life you want to have. You can afford living In the fine residences of the Retirement Housing Foundation. We're a non-profit organization, and we've uted m061 effective financing In our developments so we can offer the moat reasonable of ren1a at whatever level of accommodation you choose. And we work, too, 10 develop rental subsidies for thOM senior citizen residents who can quallfy. You deserve the bett we can offer, at a price you can afford. Aak u1 how It can be ~aaible for you. Retirement Housing Foundation r----------~---------~ To: .. .., Knoll• T--. am AllMtie ~. I • Corporate office: 3747 Atlantic Avenue. Long Beach. CA 90807 (213) 595-8876 I ...... hectl, Calltom6e IOI07 I I -~ MM -'"'°'1'11ettoft, ...,_, aeillfet!On, I I °" •• .., KftOltl T--. I 1...... •-1 1~ I I Ctty ..... --Zllt --I I T...,.._ ~ I I ~---~~---------------J An Independent, sutonomoua agency lloldlng voluntary membe,.hlp In t~ Oounell ol Health and Weller• S.rvtcee. United Church of CM11. and MNlng Mnlor cltJ1en1 exclualvely and eucceaafully. -··-· ........ ·-. 4 --1----·---------. 1 --- SAPf JllCUEL Da AJ..LamS, • ! I ieo (A.P) ...., ~,... ... 1.-. ...... border in tbe UiC " wl ...... b ........ wt.ft dlar OW1D killd .... r' wd md "'-n dley t.. tbe,y'U be " le ••e ...._..._P *iBlwtdallleina.ir' --~-ftlld tbey ~ l.8ke iota rdxJdy .... Cll' 8 ... to ftll. .-f CB mallle a aatisfac- 1G1'7 hillil -ewm .,..._ 1nm7 ba.e to wort it- leplty. 1 , 1'fnt ,.. AMIVALS don't generally speak I tbe l=J&l'flC'! of tbe host country and avoid • aoci.aliztnc wttll tbe local people. Consequelntty they a.re aometimea 9lllell as a threat to local tradi- U.-, bit oftm dlef are tolerated as a necessary evil. Ami anyway, wben discovered breaking the law they are eventually put on a bus to the border and aent bid bod1e. Tbe9e are Mexicans who continue to surge into the United Slatei. Right? Wrong. ' 1bey are the Americans who stream south into Mexicodetennined to live there. So many Americans are making the journey that lleDcan officials can be heard grumbling a bout a erinco invasion, and are noticeably less fortbcominc with visa exteosioos. Nearly one-third of the 6,000 population of this uniquely beautiful 16til century town of San Miguel ·de Allende is American, and many others reside here tetopoe • U, a students attending the famous art schools. Tbe great Mexican comedian Can- t.inflaa owm tbe Posada la Ermita, the poshest · hotel in town. but never visits, be tells friends, "became I don't speak En&Jjab well enough." A.8 llAN:Y AB•.• Americans are said to live in Guadalajara, the mile-high, second largest city of Mexico. As many a1ain are thought to live in Mexico City, with a .sizable colony in fiower- aplasbed CUemavaca, but statistics are not readily available. Many Americana almply keep extendinc ~, \ -L-~-~-.. "Legs \ lo King?, • ._ SAN PEDRO (AP) -Can't decide wbal to fix for Halloween dinner? How about some spider soup and cat tail stew, wi.tb .a ta.sty s.Jice of.cobweb pie for de- sert. Those were some of the recipes conjured ap by a fourth-grade class at Point Fermin Elementary School bere. "I just told the class that a little witch bad alked il we would help her put together a 1• cookbook," explained teacher Cheryl Ono. 11 ''They weft au ex.cited about il -and quite • U:nagjnative .• • ' ' ' 1'0 GET 'l"BE •EAL started, yoam.g l '' c,,_ Smiab recommended a hearty bowl of • ~ ..., -a detica&e misl.ure of half a dmeo spida-Aeca. tbree dozen spider eyes, a qurter ap fnJg eyes, eewn OM:ist eus and tiOt e...-~ pond ..... \ Slit a Yarill!Q d Me.S Htmed to be the tidt. f.IUlarMe. \ 'lhme ._ llaft Dawfinl's nape b rat- • .... ~;,... ckmD ..... ~. t1llo _.di•-'e ....... i... rnpoom ol llMal> ,.,... rt ..._juice, t.-nwtiwn ............ ,...,, ..... and~ q1 rW d a lwd'• Miil. SW il • ...,..._ mdax*•---· Y•lllillllll-.1tD8dll ... _, S..-to art 1 .-..-e.~ 2 ~ ' o.lllr -WWW ·=mi &ail-ate., ......................... d ...... _....,._ ..... ,a 'ltiald -Ulllll8r ...... two a' ..,_, t.1611, -. .., ..... fl ,. ......... 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Call l,Qhn M aybury at ~-3090 ror ~laJl• IF' YOU just like to 81.JC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUI •u•o•&M ....,..HAT•-..., , ... .......,. __ 1.-..-. ...... , A~I CAT1l ltlNO .... llfitMiOtl ... C•r_etol_ c.l,.._tmt Wlll._S. Hel1'-*t i•..,._ lie (--,.,.,., ~lllf "'1i "''' --,, ,_'941 ..... "' •.. ..,.,... _,Ul16M ~ Hot\•••" '"" ,......,,_, -· .. ..., ••I" .... (-y ( ...... _,.Cir-~OUOI) mt 01 -·,, ,.,, 019tc>N. OUNN & ClllUTCM•• L..ewf~ ... -. ..... c-on .. .. o ... .. ... _..._.,CA.,_., t alk , many senior ,mm citlzens would lo v.. a ,..,..11,_ OrM!le eo.tt o.1.., P1101, - "' Ocl '9 -Nov J, U, 1', 1m •10..-1' palaver about world af. t----------........ -------------------- raira during the evening. 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FIOl•l•I ~"""' llf \••d Oeed Of Trun, wllll IM•••tl •• lfl ••tO -provle*I ... ••Me•, II •n,, uno.. .,. ,.,.,..,al wkl Deed Of Tt11\I, t .. t. <lter .. t alld .,.,.....,, Of '"' Tr11>1M -Of 1M lflliU creeteo •• w kl 0.. • "'"' $.eld Mle wlll..,. 1te1<1 on r..-,, No-•. ,,,.,•I 11·00 •"', et .,.. crffle• Of Soutller11 Pe<lll( Tltlt C-.. i.<.it<I •I ''S Nor1tl Cellrllle Pen °'1•t. '4111• 100 s ... , ...... C.ellfeml• Oe\e Oc-t,t•,. ~1 .... a-·~•tio.t II~ .,._... Pe<lll< Tll .. Cemoefty, ...... If Weldll R Heuo A\tl•l•f'll '-trelt•y "111111"-Ol'el\Oll C:O.\I Delly l'llOI, 0c1~u.n."·"" ooo.,. P BLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE eom..trotler of tM CurAney Admlnls1r•tor of Nat.ional S.ftks REPORT OF CONDITION Cons.ot1datlnq oomesuc sut>sid laries o• the IRVINE NATIONAL BANK of Irvine I n the stat e o f r .tl1torn1<l rtt the cltXP ot bu<,1ness on September 30 IQJQ Pu 11-.h f d •n rP.,ponc,p to call madP bv rcn p11 oll1r ol thf• Curr .. ncy, undf'r t1llP 17 Un1t Pd ..,, 1t1 .. Coo• 5,., t ron 11, 1 Ch.1'11 r n11m bf-r 11>168·1 National Bani. RPq1on N11rr bl·r 14 Sl.Jt ement of Resour ces and L1abilit1u Thousands of Doll.Jrs ASSETS C.t<,h and di.If' trom depository institutions U S Treasury securltlt>s . Obllg.·11t1ons Of other U .S Gov't. agPncie-; and corps Obliqat1ons of States and POl1t1ca1 subd1v1s1ons 1 n the U S. All o thPr secur i1iPS . . Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agr eements to resell . . Loans. Total Cexcludlfl9 unearned Income l Less Allowance for POSSibte1oan 17,391 4,737 350 1, 187 1.151 78 7,000 Losses . . . . .....•.• _ ...... 230 Loans, Net . . ................. '7, 161 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises ... . . • . . 1,•49 All other asset s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • '83 TOTAL ASSETS . . . . ~ ............ 33,196 LIABIL TIE Demand deposits of indivldu , partnerships and corps. . . . . . . Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corps. . .. Deposit!> of States and political subdivisions in the United Sta tes . . . . . . . . Certified and officers' checks .. Total Deposits ....... . Total demand deposits ......... 13,559 Total timf" and savings deposits . t 5,S61 All other liabilities . . . . ... TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding) subordinated notes and debentures> . EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock No shares outstanding None (par value) Common stock <1. No. sha r es authorized 760,000 , t,456 14,361 1,200 2, t03 29, t20 370 b. No shares outst anding 647,852 (par value> t,620 Surptu<> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 982 Und1v1ded profits and r eserve for contingencies & other capital reserves • • 1, 104 TOTA L EQUITY CAPITAL ............... 3,706 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND E QUITY CAPITAL .............. . MEMORANDA Amounts outstanding a s of report date: Standby letters of crecflt, total .. Time certificates of cfeposit In denominations of SI00,000 or more ...• , . 33, t96 t.47 7,60t Averaqt-fOf' 30 calendar days <or ca1endar month) endl~ with report date: TOTAL DEP SI TS .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . 29,389 I, Robert cabrera, Vice President/Cashier of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. l s/Robert Cabrera October 23, 1979 W e, the uncferslon~ directors attest the correct· ness of this statement of resources and lidbllltles. We declare that It has bffn examined by us, and to the best of our knowledOe and belief Is true and correct. Isl /SI Isl Directors Published Oranoe Coasl Dally Piiot OclOber 29, '979 6028-79 HAVANA. (AP) -A retelu-tlaa ..., ...... Him, ... 8DITO.'I NOTS: Genra· A1ked why prod~ wun't com......, aMCbaalaed, a plant "'"ntlat' ..,. •• .., MricMll' IOod ............... . A1UilGlllll ..... ,.... .... .... . .. , .............. . c.... .............. .. c11ar 1mok•r ka0w1 tbe clJf. fereace wllb bl• •YH abut Mt•MD a bud·rolltd ud a mac...._.made cllar. Belidea Spal•, Praace, a1land and Swlturlaad -our but eu1toaMn -want the rea' •ol•U. M9 lllffftff Marl1 ....., ..... "c.Ma lie. ... ~ ............ ,. __ ........ a U.nm ... ....,. ... ._. ...... n, '.._. .. H4•n . S~d1U1 ..._ ... • ... ,_ • c•••••• ... . ...... cu. ....... ...,.,.. .... ,, .. ....................... , ....... Now. '911,., Ult U. eitar worten ID Qaba are women. ......... ~·~ wen-. 1lot1 ln •ooden lm.olda.. aDd pnsMd for 15 mlnut.i 10 tbe damp ... vea will atick tos.U.. uu.n,." TM . factory produc 21.1 m llion cl1ar1 a year. Altbou1b the factory wu fo"nded by a German lmml· 1rant ln UU and later purcbued by the Spanlab ftrm of Carda and Co. before it was nproortated, cigar lovers owe tbel r thank. to lhe lnd.lana U Yin& In C uba whe n Christopher Columbus landed here. INllDS TBS lMla century bulldilll • 8 8UTOW It.net in Old H••.a. U..1WMt aroma o1 cured tobacco permHt• the bumklw. Ot.ber • 'tabatef'OI'. t\a1ab tta. d1ars olf by alfialna a c:ookie- 1l1ed drcle of tobacco teal to one end to be bitten otf by the 1moker. A f adar'J "nader" 1t.W l1tl on a platform Md re.. aloud to p..,._ M tta.J won ... Wet n " atW dip buncbee ot dried lea.-1a&o barnll ol water to aoftee Uaem up few rolll.q. And .. tabaeeros'' 1tlU 1lt row upon row at woodilD beDcbea earef\&Uy 1eleetina tbe damp leaves for color and sbe before band· roWnc tbem tnto c'-•n. Ana SELECTION for W\· lformaty ol color, lhe CllllU"ll re cetve tbelr clu11k paper rinp and ~ packed ln ll&htweitbt wooden boxes THEY ClJLftVATED tobaC<'O leave• and rolled them to smoke during religious ceremonies. The rolll are then slipped into One expert worker can pro- duce 100-120 cigars tn an ei.i>t· hour shift. The Upmann factory a l so ha s two pre,1959 American-made machines that tum out 4,000 cigars a day. Pedro Fernandea ~as worked at Upmano for 30 years. His col- leagues~ be used to be one of the beat "tabaceros." Since the revoluUon, be bas joined the VIV A MEXICO, SAY GRINGOS ••• ~ .... AIU &Mir ....... .._. ~ m moatbs at border poll.a. TllS .. Acroas THAT DalVIC Mexican worbn Mttb to U.. U.S. --.Mt -.DkJJ'meot. ""' .... -.. put of wbat mu. tbla ciocmtry 10 8Ua 11'9 to tM reUrecl. Tbe coat of liviq is low. A dcmm elderb Ameriew meet dally at three benches on U.. tree-shaded Plua San Miguel to .:bat and wait for tbe Engliab-language News from litexieo Qty. One of them, Willis Cooner, a retired art GQoector from New York and Hollywood, men· tions ~ uiall apartments rent for SlOO a month in San lliguet. 1ar1e houses with pools, around $500. The minimum for a maid six days a week is $25, "but not everyone pays the minimum," one of the Americans says. Fruit and vegetables are cheap, meats about the same as io the United States. Conner complains that "this is a famous artists colony, but it's becoming more and more a social place for rich Texans escaping the summer heat." NONE OF THE &ETf&ED Americans silting at the Plaza San Miguel speaks much Spanish. "Language is no problem. The Mexicans try to learn a little English to help us," says Gardner Williama. of Los Angeles, who summers al San Miguel. They also talked or some of the hazards ror old people in Mexico. "If you get sick, it's back lo.the States," says Conner. "There are few medical facilities available to us here." Exhibiting more fortitude are ~e A~erican expatriates wbo long ago made Mextco lhetr home and blended into lhe local scene • a ............. Job • pdr elyl ol tt.e A.mmtem 8elloal la llaklo aty ao ,ean a.co. She baa stayed on to gai.D a desree io peycblat.ry, wbicb llhe now practices, and to bulJd a bandaome boUle ID c--navaca, aa boar'• drive from Mexico City. Sbe became fudnated ....... ,... qo wWl the leseod ol tbe peat Mmcan rewlutiooa.ry Emiliano Zapata. and traeked down bil 1urrivtnc relatives and some ol the mm who rode with bim. She wrote a book in Spa.niab for the Mexican 1cbool s~m about Zapata's followers, and teepe io touch with proud campesinos. BECOlllNG A WOaDNG, permanent resi· dent in Mexico isn't simple. To work legally in Mexico, an American needs permanent residency papers except where the requirement is waived for people with spedal skills. A major requirement for permanent residency is enough money to live for fave years without local employment. To s~rt a business in Mexico, an American musl provide for 51 percent Mexican ownership. Such obstacles are unlikely to retard the in· flux . While prices are rising in Mexico, they're ris· ing faster in the United States. American students probably wiU continue to try their luck at the Guadalajara medical school, even though that woo 't get them a residency in the United States unless they t~e additional training in America. More retired people will bead south as U .S. en· trepreneurs continue to develop home sites and condominiums. And as Mexico's big oil develop- ment proceeds, American business interests are expected to grow sixfold. The American presence is unlikely to dwindle. Something To Celebrate! ,. SOU~H COAST PLAZA~ BRISTOL AT SAN DIEGO FRWV.14061 •COSTA MESA ,.,,.._, Octobet •· 1m •• Commmllt ~arty. ... now 1it1 oa UM perty'1 f actory eomm.tt. tee, bat tU1J 1lke9 to walk tbe 8pant•tUed floors, looklnc O'ffr a&ou.lden, opmtna tbe bt1 cedar cbetU to cbatk oo tbe bUDd.lea of Elars C\D'tnl for ftve days or lnl wlt.b t6e women wbo deft. y rlp Yeiu from tb• damp leaves. Fo~ another tradition, an old mm walb once a day amonc tbe workers, bandlq out buDdlee of five cl1an to eadl ol the factory's Ml worken. Most of the mm keep a ciaar clenched in their teeth throuabout the day, but few women appear to smoketbem. .· WI ID old Mmeo. • ·: :; Sal.,.._ for wonen ez trom .. a..alafor a t • m to 1117 Jor die . ' ....=...... . TM eomll'J'• fov Wt. fM, .. torlu ud four ••aller -.. produce tbe dpn for apart. Amoac Upmann'• • •~. a.re the world-relmowDed "lilcm-tecn.t.ol,'' the ............. . (1moked reU1lou1ly by lb• w a rtl me Brlthb Prlalt IUn l1ter C burcb l ll ), t~e "Diplomaticoa" the tbla tit&li "Pratagu" Ud the fat, ~al "Pyramlde1," favored ~ Spanilbamokera. • . ANTONIO •O&ALES bas been sitting on a platform at the factory u long aa Fernandez bas worked there. Tbe reader's po1t wu first introduced into the cigar factories by· Spanish union ,5.1anizers before Cuban in- ·W'pendence in 1.898. Before the revolutioo, workers passed the bat to pay the reader, but now he earns a s alary. Each morning, Morales reads aloud from the olficial daily, Gran.ma. In the afternoon, be read s seteral chapters from a novel. this month "The Bandits of Rio Frio," a tale of love and law&ess- AMDICAN8 CAN'T lecal!t buy CUban ctaan because of~ embargo. CUbana can buy fo6r ci1ars and four pacts ~f cigarettes a month under r~~ Ing. They pay a steep price for elllr a raticJaa ol tobacco. · • Cuban cigarette p acta1d bear warnio11 that ci1arett~ smoking can be harmful to ttie health. Nothi.q is said aboµt cigars. SOUND SALE! Hi-Fi with Sound So Natural, So Realistic! Stereo Treats at Incredible Low Prices! Gobs and Goblins of Value! ............ Complete Stereo Hi-Fi System! Bewitching Cassette Deck with Dolby* Noise Reduction Recording $449 Reg. 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By Realistic 6995 Individual l~ft and Right 3-Way Channel Control• Adjust.ble Shefvn Ten Ghde-Path" controls adlual your music systems response to compensate fOf room acou111cs Ct.its hiss. rumble and surface noise 31·1•7 Stack your components 1n this vertical audlO rack Use top for changer. middle sl'\ell tor receiver. 3rd for tape deek. battom for LPs. 41·•1 THE NATIONWIDE SUPERMARKET OF SOUNt>e MISSION VIEJO l'OUNTAIN VALLEY itUNTIMOTOM llAQt -,.,..,_. .... ._ ..... Most nems etso avaot..,._ et RldlO Sheck Dealers looll fOf I hlS .. ,. ~ ~·· 1111,...... v..., ..... , ..., ......... , NI Wl'ORT l l ACH ·~~ LAGUNA llACH Dll •• Clleil ...,. ... --...... ...._..-. ._., CORC*A OI L MAit' ,..... C...-....,, LAGUNA NIGUI L ..., Pe<lllC c.-.....,, ~':._ Cjl~1".!.f .. e-• ..., """' SAN JUAN COSTA MasA CAPISTRANO .. ...,.,. .... ftlc-Mt~ .,. .......... IA DIVISION OF TANOV CORPORATION ••en'" vour n .. 9hbofh0od PRICES MAY VARY AT INOMOUAL STOl'ES .... ,.. c =~ llie aail Bme: 75 Yean - .. .., WM 'ID~.~._.. .. ll1W lln. c.&llM. • daia, •••• t(M. ....... ._., .... ,..... ... "*" ... Wl~d'81 daJ. CoUiM C81De M~ ~Ml , .................. a ........ 1a ...... .... .....-,. He ....... bride back i.o.a wkh Mm. ••l(y modaer .....,... bolM '° cook .......... be rec.U.. &Wa OOLUNI wu 21, ud at tM& *-· UM UmiU ol bar worad -ud her bu.-..•1 - HtaDcled DD turtMr tbu a coup&e ol mdlll ln UJdincUan. I "lb'• motber 11ve UI a I at.Mr Md," abe aay1. "My mother save ua 101De ptMowa and aome quilt. abe had made." "And don't f~aet &Jae J!;·H," remlldl her busbaDd, wbo 11t Hate nHr&,. ''Your moths allo pve ua • buDdl ot 1eae.': A Ml.DING •AN wttb 1 frtnce of white hair, Ike CoWna Ht pufftDs a pipe. Aa he puffed, tM smoke roae from the bowl ot the pipe • Md • ...,.., wttaa b1I bqe, ~ muata(be. "I'" Ud I mlAltaCM liMe I wu • YOUDI ...... ,, ~ eowu. wbo .. ..,, ''Alw1.11 ba&ed to ···•-upper Up." HoWever, Ellie ean Nmemba Ike Colllna wbea llU upper Up wu u ban u 1 newly· IDOWD ba1fleld. 0 0 WAI LI when •• met, " alM 11y1, with 1 wlattul 1mlle. "I waa 1luc.k oo blm from lhe ftrst." IT WAI NOW lice Colllns' turn to amlle. "114'· too." h• 11y1, emJtUna a bla ctoud ot 1moke. t"Ellitt w11 lbe only 1weetbeart l ever had." Ike and f!llle Collin• have stayed put durinl lbeir Uvea t.o&etber. They now live in • small mobile home In Cove Gap, about .O miles south ol H unUn1t.on on the northern ed1e of lhe aou.tbem West VirllAJa ooalfleldl. They Uve neat to the bomt of their aoo, Burl Colllna, who la in h.11 70.. They were born ri&bt nearby. "WI! Wl!RE BOaN just over the hill, in Lincoln County Until elaht years ago, Ellie and me lived up on top of the hill, just a couple of milea from here " Ike and Ellie ColUna first lived with bUI parents lo a log cabin buHl by Collins· arandlat.her. "My parents m oved out after a few montha," be says. "They went over to Big ONLY 9'ft!THEARTI FOR A LIFETIME EJle, Ike CollM Togedler 8'nc. THna Creek to let up a store." Shortly aft.er bis parent.a departed, Collins went to work building a new home for h.lmaell and bia bride. By then, sbe waa prep.ant. "l C1JT mE LOGS and hauled them down to the sawmill and planed them by hand. When I finlabed, we bad the lint frame home in these parts." Collini took over hla 1randf1ther'1 190-acre farm, a ru11ed expanse of bll1a and hollows. He ralaed cows, com, wheat, sheep and pigs, among other Lhinp. He a1ao cut plenty of ..................... "supasuar SHllTS .... ..... ~t ... 111.N ~ .. -- • ._,.._._., Wa.rt ..... -..,. & MISH SHlaTS-........ c.e..r.....-.MZ..., ..... lleeft VII.OUR SHIRTS ........ ............. WOOL PLAID SHllTS ...... ............. i..... Dl.AWSTllM& PANTS ......... , . . lfl•llD_A....._.. LIYl'S IOYS COID IB.LS ... ..... .00 ~. ............. FASHION CORD JIEAHS$1All ........ --- AHGB.S R.IGHT MIN'S 11.AZEIS Very ..... tMdi. .... te UUO s.m .......... YaOUR VESTS . .. auo ..... ~ LIAnBllLTS .. ......... 746-llD uvrs STUDENT COIDlaLS 1.., $16.IO ............... 50/ 50 DOWMILIMD JACKETS .. 141.tO ~ ...... TWILL JEANS ..$11.H ....... .,...... SWIMTIUMKJ T'&s4n .......... ............. , ........~ IUllll SANDALS .. $JUI HAlllOl •LVD COSTA MESA ' Umber. ••1 ftDt timberta' IM Mr..._ w _.. married." lie a.calla. "DIDN'T asusva ta ....., .... IWl don't." &IBI ColUNI, 1Uawblle, nliMd a ...-able 1ardeD ud clld tbe eootta1 aad tM e...-,. Sbe alto made pleD~y_ of qulMa .a Muk.U. And lbe bad ftve eblldnD, fCllUI' ol wMm IUI'• vlved. "We always bad plenty to eat," H1.• Burl Colllna, wbo wu llatenln1 to b1a parents' 1tory. ''I ean remember lyin1 in bed upatairl and smellln& the bacon a._d ham and tbe blacalta." TllZ YEAU PAll&D alowly and serenely, like leavea wafUDC down from an oak free. "We never bad electricity or nmnta1 water until we moved down off the hill," .. And I never owned an 1utomobUe or any other motor vehi- cle. But I drove plenty ot teams ol bones, aDd oxen and mulea" HY• rte. lo the pat few years, however, Ike and El· lie have 1lowed down. lte Colllna now 1pendl a lot.JI( time napplna lo a bedroom that contabia a laf'le picture of a handsome, bf'01'Jl-h&ired younc couple, newly married. ASKED HOW their maniaae wltbltood the years. Ike Colllna replied: "We got along good all the time. We tot at-tached to ooe another and we never quarreled." ..... ..-.u...~ STRAIGHT LIG JEANS ...... ,u.oo ........................ GAUD. FLANNEL & WOVEN ILOUSES 1..,uuo C..t'fy~ COWL MECK TOPS ..... s5n ' ' i l INSIDE : •Enter'Ulnmeat •Erma llombeclc •HOl"OICope .....,,oc....,•.1m ' F&thout Ba.ho re, Bruins No Match for Huskies •1 aoosa CAtLSON ........ ""' ..... LOS ANGICLES-Tbe" are many H · lom1 U. tbe 11me ot foOt.ball-you can 1t wln wlthc>W defean, wltb too mar\)' errors. without emoUan. without a balanced at· tack, Wit.bout talent. The UCLA Brwna manutactured a new one Sa&urda)'. You un't win without mov· lna u.e aiddine cha.Ina IUIGGBD BY TB£ P RPLE Gana from the Unlvtnilty of Washlna:ton, 34·14. be/ore a Co1iaeum crowd ot 3S ,1S'1 and a reaional telev1aa~n audlenre. UCLA ·~ latest woes were underscored by an un believable span of 315 minutes, through the heart ol the game, without as much as a first down The Bruins murched 84 yards on their fi"t Mr1 of the •ame. lncludina elx ftrst downa, behlnd frtiahman quarterback Bernard Quarlet. But then fate took the air out of lM ball. turned the Bruins' blocklna to JeUy aod at.rapped a bell around the UCLA backs' le11 a1 the Bruin• fell to 1·3 ln the Pac-10. The Huski are 3 1 Followma that oot> sconn& march the lluskl proceeded to out·class the Bruins m yardage, 240-30, u11 SeutUe'11 finest kept th<' road lo the ftoii~ Uowl open UCLA fwally managed a first down late In the third quuter, but by then it was too late. Washmgton owned a 17·7 lead and had all of the momentum. TOE BRUINS HAVE A week off and they !>urely net!tl 1\. Senior quarterback Rick Bashore suffered an injury In practice Thursday. aaaravated It dwinft pre-game warmupe and did not play. The Ediaon High grad ls to und~rgo X-rays today tor a possi- ble fracture in his left arch and proved his worth by bis absence. Criticism of Basbore's failure to ignite the Bruins to new offensive heiehta this season proved unjust as Quarles, after directing and completing the Bruins' in- itial scoring march with a one-yard run, could not generate as much a.s a first down on the next six series. "It was the best drive or the year for us. said UCLA Coach Terry Donahue. "l thought we were on our way. I don't know how to explain it. l don't know what the <See BRUINS, Page BZ> No Tie This Tllne I 8~~~,~~,~~Ra~~.~~:::.~~~ :~~~~d qua"°' was I BERKELEY-us c can in Berkeley, 28-14 in 1975 and hlockcd by Gregg Bracelin and Tension Building AtASU ! breathe a sigh or relief now that 17-14 in 1977 grubb<..'<1 in mid air by Darnell the Northern California portion Chapman, who raced 74 yards or its Pac-10 schedule is over WHITE, FURTHER cement· for Cal's fi rst touchdown. with. ing his Hei s man Trophy lltpp had a last.second kick The third-ranked Trojans, who hopes. carried 44 times ror 198 blocked 1n the tie with Stanford twere forced to settle for a tie yards and sco r ed t w 0 two weeks ago at the Coliseum. .with Stanford two weeks ago. touchdowns. Bottled up for three White figured it was just appeared headed ro a s· ·1 quarters, he gained 106 yards in another Saturday afternoon on a r imi ar football field. But for H1'pp, 1-t 'fate against Cal here Saturday. his last 17 carries. BUT JUST AS QUICKL V as Rich Campbell had lifted the Golden Bears into a 14·14 de· adlock with 2:46 remaining, USC engineered two scoring drives to post a 24-14 victory that kept the Trojans in front of the Rose Bowl race It was the second straight was Utopia. game .the senior tailback has .. I just felt total joy," said the carried the baU 44 times. He former San Francisco prepster . now bas 1,199 yards despite mis· ··it was a thrill, especially after sing the second game or the the kind of year I've been hav- season. ing. But I lmew I was going to With running mate Marcus Al· make it-I just couldn't miss in len adding 68 yards on eight car-front of the hometown crowd." TEMPE, Ariz. <AP1 Arizona State University Athletic Direc- tor Fred Miller Saturday c:allc:d "totally sensa t1 onal1 zcd .. .i newspaper story that says state police ace conducting a crunrnal invest1gattoo mt.o the handl!rir. of tickets and cash rece1p~ from Arizona State athletic events The Anzona Republtr ca.-:-rd the allegations in a copynghted story in its Saturday mornmg editions. AP ......... Campbell, who passed for over 2,000 yards as a sophomore last year, tied the game when he hit Matt Bouza on a 10-yard pass. ries, USC racked up 254 yards on the ground. At the other end or the s pectrum was Cal, which had only one· net yard rushing because of 44 ya rds in quarterback sacks. SAID WIDTE, who missed by two yards of chalking up his third straight 200-yard game: ••MY GUT R EACTION is that the story is totally sen sa- tionalized." said Miller in a s tateme nt t o the Phoeni x Gazette. "For one thing, we re· quested the audit." UCLA'S TOA SAIPAL£ IS CUT DOWN BY BRUCE HARRELL. But the Trojans m arched from their own 20-yard line to the Cal 21, Mttinl up a '5-yud field Boal "It was just another work day. Every da)! out there is busi- ness." Irregularities in handling ticteta and casb were listed in a recent audit by Arthur Andersen & Co., of Phoenix. Tbe report waa delivered to Dr. John Scbwada., Arhooa state presi· dent. Houaeon Wiru by Erie~. U8C'e ~• tben toot over. ......... ...,.. ...... la theU' --~)Id ... Mort TD..._ .__,,..._ Chari• Wlttte'• nve-yaid nm with two seconds lefl. NO ONE FELT happier for the wi n than Rlpp , a junior coUe1e transfer who bad mJlde oaly oae ol el,bt fleld aoat ""'='......,. laie #.aaMe-cliwdMr. • l'f·y•rd • •it Even lo defeat, Cal Coach Roger Tbeder was beaming. ''lt'a no run to loee, but J can't be any prouder ol tbe tea1q,'' be aald. "We played.u bard u we couW,..Ublyplay." COtJPLSD WITH Stan· \forcl •1 1laocllln1 31·31 upaet ION at ()reson State, USC ia •alone in tbe Pac-10 lead, half a Tb• Bepublle'• story •aid tbe atate Departmellt ot Public Sef• ty ................ l,nto DW&llle conflicts of Interest by ltey Arizona State officials and whether football boosters bave flnanclal Uea to tbe Arizona State at.hledc proaram. .. WE DISCUSSED potential problems in the ticket office. and said, U we need an audit. fine, let's have one." said Miller of a meeting with university or- ficials. "An audit is a manage· menl tool to improve your pro· gram. Somebody obviously leaked a copy or the audit." Stop8 Arkansas game abad o( the once-beaten w ashingtoo Huskies and a run game ahead of Stanford. USC, which bas only that 21·21 tie with the Cardinals blemishing ita record , needs jusl two victories in its final three games to clinch a third straight Rose Bowl appearance. The Tro· jans take on Arizona Saturday at the Coliseum. Cal, a 151/a-point underdog, has given USC fits for the last six years. ln the five previous meet· ings. each team has won twice KUHN FORCES MAYS' HAND NEW YORK (AP) -Willie Mays is sel to go lo work for a gaming-machine firm , but Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has told him if he does so he will have to sever his ties with baseball. Mays, currently under coo- 1 tract tD the New York Mets as a public relations representative and part-time coac h , is scheduled to announce at a news conferenee here Monday that he bas signed a 10-year agreement to do public relations work for ~Bally Manufacturing Corp., a game-machine maker. t Kuhn sent lbe Hall of Fame , player a telegram Friday telling him be would have to cul his ties \to the Meta, and Saturday the ~commissioner issued a state· t ment saying, "I think there is a . clear cooflicl or interest between 'worldnc for baseball and work· inl for an organization that operates gambling casinos." ............. DARNELL CHAPMAN (22) TAKES BLOCKED KICK FOR TD. The Republic s aid in - vestigators were attempting to determine whether crimes we1:e committed when players and coaches were allegedly ask<'cl to lie concernin~ a Sl. I million lawsuit fiJed by Kevin Rutledj:(<'. a former Arizona State puntl'r Among the defendants m that suit is Frank Kush, who y, as re·· moved as Sun Bevil hl'ad foot ball coach Oct. 13 "THAT MATTER 1s related to litigation and my commenL'> rm it will be made in depos1t1ons hi· mg taken on a pending lawsuit. Miller said. Rutledge contend!'. Kus h punched him in the race folio .... ing a poor showing 1n a 197~ game. The suit also contend., that Rutledge was s ubjected to harassment in an effort to get him to quit the team. which he did. The NCAA also was asked this week by the university to tn· vesligatc Arizona State ·s foot ba 11 program . Meanwhile. the stale police in vestigation was confirmed by Arizona Attorney General Bob Corbin and Department of Public Safety spokes men. The audit, a copy of whi ch was obtained by the Republic. said there was a "lack or control" over complimentary Uckets for football and basketball games and resulted in a revenue loss of $183.000 for the university. FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. CAP> -Kenny Hatfield used tus foot. Hosea Taylor used his bead and 1t was just enough to give the sixth·ranked Housfon Cougars a 13· 10 victory over Arkansa5 and undisputed possession or first place iri the Southwest Con- ference race. Hatfield, whose 37-yard field go<i l tied the score at 10-10 with 13 i'S;Jeft to play. booted a game· .... inning 19-yarder with just l 12 re maining . However. the l'ou~ars coul n 't breathe ('Sli ter until Taylo . a 6-5 defensive tackle. ium on the back of an offensive hn n'lan and blocked a -12 ~ ard alt mpt by Arkansas· record-sett g lsh Ordonez \\1th h1o; helme on the final play or the game ·· 1 JUST SAID a little prayer and took off." Taylor said "I jumped on somebody's back. I JtJSt took off and tned to get 1t a'> high as I could My head wa!'. do"' n and I got 1l with my helmet. l never blocked a kick before. I think it would have been good 1f it hadn't hit me. I believe it was high enough ... The miss ended Ordonez' NC AA mark of 16 successful fie ld goals in a row. The 5-7. 153·pound Mexican-born junior had been successful on his first 10 attempts this season . includ· i ng a 35-yarder barely 2 1·'2 minutes into the game to give Arkansas a 3-0 lead. ORDONEZ SAID be fell "like he bit the ball well. With the wind behind me I thought I bad a definite advantage. I set the ball back as far as I normally do. After the ball was snapped. Giant Test Today for Rams, Malavasi By JOHN 8EVANO Of .. .,.., ........... LOS ANGEL~Tbe pressure is on t and Ill time for the Los Angeles Rams to abow their metUe today (1 o'clock) as they bolt the upstart New York Giants at the Colileum. Tb• altuatlon couldn't be· more critical for the Rama and their head coacb Ray Malavul. A LOM TODAY WOULD BE their tblrd ltratcbt and Cive them their worst i.ord atnce 1972, when Tommy Prothro pided tbem to a 6-7·1 record. A Jala today would also take Ray •••• olf the bot seal and put btm •-. I right into the fire . The second-year coach knows he can't make any more mistakes this season and still expect to keep his job. Owner Georgia Rosenbl<>em is wait· in& with a pink slip if Ma lavasi and the Ram. are embarraued again like they have been the put couple of weeks. TBEllE'S NO DOtlBT the Rama (4-4) are Inundated with Injuries. Doug France will probably be replaced by newly-liped Gordon Gravelle at of· fenslve t ackl e; bolb s tarting cor· nerbacu (Bod Perry and Pat Thomas> alfpear destined for the sidelines; and the Rams are going to experiment wttb a 3·4-4 defeuive alignment In the hope or getting better pass coverage. Malavasi i\ definitely shuffling things in the boJ?C of coming up with the rtght combination. And the Giants (3·5) should provide a good test. A FTEll LOSING TBEIA rint flve games of tbe year~ •. tbe Giants got healthy and have rawed around their No. 1 draft pick, Phil Simms, to wln the last three. Simma replaced b\ll't.lna Joe Pisarcik duriq tbe aecond half tbe Olanta same wltb New Orleans and bu played ever since, engineering three wins while throwing for 803 yards ln tbree games. Not awesome stat.iatics, tMat good enough to send fear into the Rama' de· fensive strategy with a secondary that hasn't been able to-stop, or even eemi· contain, it.a opposition. "There's no question abaut today be· Ing a pressure ganfe," admits Malavasi. "All of a sudden we're not getting the job done. "There's also more pre'asure because we're the Rams." Yes. and for that reuoa· the Rama will not only be figbtiq for a wln, but M•lavui will be fi~ for a job. the next thing I knew, somebody was past the line or scrim· mage." The last-ditch attempt came after Robert Farrell made a leaping catch of a 25-yard pass at the Houston 25 . Arkansa'S called a timeout to stop the clock with four seconds le ft a nd Houston then called a timeout of its own lo let Ordonez think things over. ·-rm used to the pressure." he said. "The timeouts d1dn 't affect me 'fhe distance Of the kick W(l:, exactly the !)ame as I kick every dav in practice. I didn't choke. I had a good snap and the hold w JS perfect · · THE GAMF: WAS a replica of llo us ton's 13-10 ''1ctory O\'er Baylor three garoes earlier, with Hatfield also kicking two field goals in the ftn..il period. ··:-.:on<' of them came this late. though." he !-aid. "There wa~ quite a bit of ..... 1nd, but when you kick. you don't know whether il will be wmdy or not because 1l was gusty." H alfield said his first field goal would have been wide but the wind of 15 mph. with gusL'\ to 24. carried it between the up- rights. Saturday's Scores West Washington 34. UCLA 14 USC~. Cal 14 Oregon 37. Washington St. 26 Oregon St. 3.1. Stanford 31 San Jose St. 53, Long Beach St. 42 CS Fullerton 49, CS Nortbridge 3 R~lc~ San Diego St. 17, Utah 13 BYU 59. New Mexico 7 Arizona St. 28. Utah St. 14 Southwest Houston 13. Arkansas 10 Texas 30. SMU 8 Midwest Ohio St. 42. Michigan St. o Mlcb.lgan 27. Indiana 21 Purdue 20, Northwestern 16 ·Notre Dame 18, South Caroliria 17 "r Oklahoma 38. Iowa St. 9 Nebraska 38, Colorado 10 Soath Florida St. 24. LSU 19 Alabama 31, Vlrelnia Tech 7 Georiia 20, Kentucky 8 East • Plttsburah 24. Navy '1 Penn St. 31, W. Virginia 6 Co•flde Storet, Pase BS • I ( 49en' ~loy 11als . Son Joie State Wins Wild One, 53-42 •ten' belt offenalve total lD lWO Paul fUp who ls teCODd ~ Bea~en SurP,rile Stanford BJ.~s::~o ears. but u waa al10 \he nattoo in total °"_..iii::. ftrlt ,....,. • .,.., •• 1 .... So•• ull Jt pa,ebolo1leal 'p•rtul' belt alnce lt'78. c•rrr c: ~ Oil 11 of 22 warfare. Otben call •t peychlna ha as -ardt and four out u.. oppoetUon. Op~tl "WS ftlED TO GET a Jump pa11n for -'I ftnilhed u1uallyrefertoitudlrtyPool. on Su Joee." admitted Curry of TDI. For tbe ,ame. b~ over· CORVALLIS, Ore. -~ ~·· Riek Ger¥• .... c-~or • Nl«1 oo a kielolf reUa"D wttb 1:11 left in the •ame J::; What tbe tua w d about Cal tbe p&oy. "It's Jutt a matter of 29 of 31 for ., ya rtonnanee Stai. Loq Beacb'a battle wtt.b bow you weilb it whether it was shadowing • fine pe •ter All· d ., to .eve ~vtoulb' a,, '$.aw • at••"'fc JWt San JoH Stale wu "es· tffffil•• 01' not. You have to re-by h~ eou;~u?~~Gafflaan- traordlnary." member th~t football ls a came !:oe hi~•;l of 36 passes for 2189 f.~f~10 Coftf~~= victor)' overt.be ... a:u~ AtlE ... r.,e · Boston's Chrl8 Ford •boot.a over Atlanta 'a Armond Hill for a field goal in Saturday'& NBA same in Atlanta. The Celtics went on to post a 100.15 victory. Sports Break A C.peule Report From the Wortd of Sport• Skydivers Give Football New Touchdown Meaning From AP Dispatches HUNTINGTON. W. VA . -The Mars hall-[i] Vill anova foot hall game had just begun Saturday •. • when four skydivers suddenly swooped down on 1 ht• pl a yin~ !>Urfocc at F<tirficld Stadium, inter· rupt1n,g.thc ~a me anti narrowly m1s~ingseveral ~laye~l> The first diver cam e down dunng the opening k1ckoH lie: landed safely on the Villanova 35, but narrowly massed !>everal players. who seemed unaware of his presence until he m ade contact with the field. The next two divers. members of the Sky High Parachute Club of nearby Bidwell. Ohio, came down a rew seconds later. They landed on the fi eld. one narrowly averting a retaining wall and the other causing a game official to scramble out gf lhe way. By the time the last three chutists landed. everybody on the field was watching. The fourth diver came down on the VHlanova 40, without incident. T)>e skydivers Jumped from about J.000 feet above the ~tad1um. They did so as part of the Marshall homecoming tele>hrnt1on and with the consent of Marshall officials A lthou~h nobody wa~ IOJUred, Marshall Athletic Director Lynn Snvd<•r said lhl1 clO!>C call should never have happened Tlw k1t·koff ~ .. ~ !-.cheduled for 1 30 p m. Snyder said the d1 vt·rs hud been in!.lructed not to jump after 1: 20 p.m. but up· p<.1rcntly had Jll mpcd late r than the sUpuJated deadline. Some 12,000 fans at the game watched as the divers bailed out of a s mall plane above the stadium. The fans then held their collective breath as it became apparent the divers were headed for what appeared to be a collision course with the un· suspecting players on the field. ------Qw»fe ol fM Da9-------. UCLA football radio announcer Fred Hessler, on Washington taiJback Joe Steele: ''Good running backs com e and go, but a Joe Steele only comes along every once in a while ." ~ 1'1~ It E ..... Strtsl .. t The tas t time the Philadelphia 76ers m put together a long ,,,.inning streak, it was in the 1967 ·68 season when they won the NBA cbam· plonsblp. Saturday. the CWTent edition of 76era made it. a club record eight in a row as .Jallu En181, Darryl Dawkiu and Hemry Bibby each scored 18 points to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers, 112-106 . . . Lloyd Free scored 33 poinll--tbe eiahlb time in nine games tbi5 season he baa bad more than 30-as the San Diego Clippers beat the Seattle SuperSoolcs, 110.105. De•· ala .Jolta1oa h ad 24 for the losers • . . Dave Coweu sco~ 28 points and Larry Bird added 24 as the Boston Celtics trimmed the Atlanta Hawks, 100-95 •.. Mlcbael Ray Rlell1rdaon scored a career-high 21 points as the New York Knicks rallied to beat the New Jersey Nets, 94·92. 'olla Williamson scored 30 points for the Nets, who lost their sixth s traight . . . The Denver Nuggets uv1NO snapped a seven.game losing streak when David 'l'llo•PI08 scored 21 or his 25 points in the second half to beat the Utah Jan, 116·96. AdrtH Outley led Utah with 25 points and Pete Maravlcb added 21 . . . MarqDH .Jolmsoa and .Jaior Brtd1emaa scored 25 points apiece as the Milwaukee Bucks notched their eighth straight win by beat· ing the Detroit Pistons, 132·118 ... Larry KeDOll scored 27 point.I and Geor1e Genin 25 as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Indiana Packers, 128-121, for their fourth straight victory . . . Pvvil Sbon came off the bench to score 28 points and lea~ the Golden State Warriors over the Kansas City Kings, 101·95 ... Blqo Smith, the last or the ori&lnal Cleveland Cavaliers, was traded to the San Diego Clippers. IN 4 Dl8PIA Y Of OM COO- tlnUOUI oftenalvt explolloo after another. tt.4 Spartans of San JOH proved lo bave ooe bomb too ma111 u they power~ out a &3-'2 dedlioo before l,'21 cte. Uahted rans at the Big A. of emotloa. yards add 4 four TOs. 'Even before tbe opeoin1 kickoff, 48er coach Coach Dave Curry ltarUJd proceed.io&a oo an omlnoua note. FeeUng bis team needed some kJnd of mental ectce eoin& loto Its PCAA showdown with the powerful Spart.ans (4·.3·1 overall. 3·0·1 conference), Curry dis· dalned hi.I team's usual warmup at Anaheim Stadium, choosing Instead to arrive with bis \l'OOp8 14 minutes before the start ol play. With the clock resting at 7:29 for the 7: 30 start, the 49ers- dre88ed and off the buses-came pouring onto the field out of the left.field bullpen. The result was not only the "I thought it was areal," coun· tered San Jose Coach Jack Elway wtth a amlle. "It gave us a chance to use the whole field lo warm up." A t.otat or 99 points and 10 touchdowns-six by Sao J ose State and four by Loog Beach- were scored in the firtlt half, In· cludio& three TDs in, a ~second span. THE SPAllTANS were just as efficient, scoring on drives of 80. 80. ~. M, 27 and 80 yards in 2:37, 2:02, 1:32, eight teconds, nine secondaand3: 19. Needleu to say, the opening 30 minutes were filled with action, as the Spartans fumble~ on the opening play from scnmmage and closed the half by scoring their sixth TD with no lime rt · maining. Sp artan quart erb ack Ed Luther, a graduate from St. ...,.,&er f.let• 8e'l7e••• ••• rr1e1e By now, three-goal games are bttomm!ng com· la mon for Bryu TroWer. But the seventh hat trick , of his career couldn't have come at a better time as far as the New York Islanders are concerned. Trottler's first goal Saturday pulled the Islanders to wlthln 3· 1 or the Chicago Black Hawks before be scored twice and set up another in a 4:41 span of the third quarter as the Jslan· ders prevailed, 6-4 : . . Steve Peyae scored three acoals and Tom Mc:Cartllly bis first two in NHL com· petition as the Minnesota North Stars beat the New \'Ork Rangers. 7·2 . . . Guy Laneur, Rejean Hoale and Ptern Moedou scored second-period goals less than five minutes apart as the Montreal Canad1cns overcame a sluggish first period to defeat the Detroit Red Wings. 3·2 Ken Houston and Ivan Boldlrev c;("Ored in the first period to bark up Uan Roul'hard'~ shutout goaltPndin~ us the Atl11nta Fl:.im .... sty mied the St Lou1~ !Hut•.,, :111 J .. rl' u10TT1U Gillis keved u lhrl'e·gm1I tharcl 1wnod J., the Vancouver Canul'ks ~allied to defeat the Washington C<1 p1tals. 5.3 . . . The Buffalo Sabres bl anked lht• Cluc•bt•t Nordiques, 3-0, as Robert Sauve registered 19 i.aH!> ~.,. • ..,...a Bet Co•h Yowtg veterans Ben Cn:nshaw and G~r1e !I B•ra• tamed Disney World's Magnolia course wUb a lO·undet'·par 62 Saturday to take a fOW"·stroke lead in the National Team Golf Classic at Lake Buena Vista. Fla. The duo is 26-under-par at 190 beading into the final round of play in the best-balJ event which started out with 104 two-men teams ... Lamay Wadkins and J apan'!. Voshlkuu Vokoshlma share the third·round lead an thc> Japan Open with JO-under-par 2Q6s ••. Despttl' un aC'h1n1i? right foot, Silvia Bertoluclnl !>hol a one-undcr·par 72 to maintain her two·stroke lead m the Far East Open women'!> tournament in Manilla. Sandra Post was a stroke back at 143 . . . Johnny Miller took over the lead alter thtee rounds of the Lancome Trophy Invitational in France with a 69 Satur· day. He is six under par (210) for the tournament. Ell.rt to Keep Celt• Gre.,• Gov Hany Hughes and legislative leaders Ill threw thejr s upport Saturday behind a S22 mUlibn Memorial Stadium improvement program needed to ke ep the Baltimore Colts in Maryland . . . Ught·heavyweight .lames SeoU, recently stripped of his No. 2 ranking, scored an easy lO·round decision over Jerry Celestl.De at Rahway State Prison. Scott, serving 30-40 yea rs for armed robbery. improved his record to 17·0· 1 .. Tom Baker or Buffalo jumped out to a 43·pin first· round lead in a Professional Bowlers Association tournament Saturday at Fairview Park, Ob.lo. The 25-year-old bowler averased 244 for his first six _games. . Doaaa Adamek finished with three strikes and a ·spare and defeated Cindy Coburn 204·202 for the championship of the Women's Professional Bowlers Association tournament at Perry Hall. Maryland ... Eml Watuabe or Japan won the ladles skat· ing title of an international free skating competition at Tokyo ... Keke Rosberg or Finland won the pole position for today's Can-Am racing series final when he qualified at 125.994 mph Saturday in his Spyder Chevy at Riverside In· tern a tional Speedway. Bob Beattie. who has a lot or experience in these matters, doesn't think Olympic skiing Is an a amateur sport. Far from it. _ "Amateur is a funny word," says the former U.S. Ski Team coach who will be doing the color commentary for ABC·TV at the Lake Placid Winter Games In February. "It's a professional sport and it requires a professional or· ganization. · • Beattle, the founder of World Wide SIU Corp., which runs the World Pro Skiing Tour. coached the University of Colorado to four NCAA titles and ls a former ski racer himsetr. His opmioo, then, on the evolution of the sport swings a lot or weight. ''In 1972-T:r, the U.S. Ski Team became a separate entity ··he says. "They're Ughtyears ahead of where we were. and no~ It's a real athletic organization . "ll's not like it used to be in the mid 60s when I 'coached' the ski team. We actually had to raise money from town·to- town. Now they have corporate sponsors and ski team balls." TBE WILDEST SECOND6 of the openJng frames occurred halfway into the second quarter with the 49era leadin1. 2:2-19. With the Spartans In COftlt'O~. Luther went back to pus and bit fullback Jim Walsh in tbe flat. Walsh caught the ball, bobbled It and while attemptiol to bring it' back down be found it fell into the arms of 49er defeoalve back Earvin Cobb. who scampered 6S yards for the score. Following the kickoff, Luther came right back on the Spartans' ftrat play to hit spUt end Mark Nichols for 64 yards and cut the deficit to 29·26. · Then as if those TDs weren't enough: Long Beach's next. play rrom scrimmage resulted in an interce ption by S part a n linebacker Ken Thomas, who raced 27 yards into the end zone RICK BASHORE •·"'91 r-se • • BRUINS .•. answer is. it was an absolute bor· rendous performance for the balanceofthegame " THE Hl'SKIES BROKE 1t opt>n in thl' third quartttr aftl'r m1s!.tn~ a touchdov.n bv an 1nt·h an thl' fadJnR moments of th.: f1r!>t hair as Mike Lan~.ford culminated a bru1s1ng 64~rd march v.1th a 25-yard field goal to snap a 7-7 tie. Another fruitless UCLA series found Matt McFarland punltng again and Mark Lee fielded the ball at the Washington 38, skirt ~d the right side, eluded three would·be tacklers and sped the distance to make it 17·7. .. We had very poor coverage on the return." acknowledged Donahue. Another punchless UCLA series with Bashore in street clothes on t he sidelines and Donahue brought In freshman Jay Schroeder. But Freeman McNeil, the nation's second· leading rusher going into the game. fumbled the ball away and the Huskies responded with another 25·yard field goal to make it 20-7 with 11 :OS remain· ing. THE FINAL BLOW came on the next UCLA series. A penalty helped the Bruins gain one first down, but they couldn't do It again on fourth-and-one and Washington quickly moved the remaining 40 yards to make it 27-7 on Tom Fllck's 16-yard pass to light end David Bayle. Fourth string quarterback Tom Ram sey, a n other freshman. completed two passes against Washington's reserves. then hit a 34-yard scoring strike to JoJo TownseU. W asbingtoo paid a big price for the victory, however, as star tailback Joe Steele went out with a severe knee injury in the third quarter. Washington also went with a second-line quarterback. but the move proved right as Flick flipped a pair or touchdown passes. Edison's Butler Blitzes Mt. SAC Course By JACK KINTE& -................ W ALN\JT -Ediloa Hiih Junior dla~ tance l'UllMI' Jon Butler recorded J.be fa•teat Ume ol the afternoon at tbe Mt. SAC lnvltaUooal crw country meet on and 158 points, !int.bed behind cham. pion Agoura which taJJJed 100 pta. withstood a quick burat or speed at the end by Eric Sappenfield of Santa Barbara. Sappeotleld llnl1bed with the second fut.eat Ume of the day In 14:68.5. 'finish of Srott La Crosse Cl5:23.S), bad 126 point.a while the Uni TrojAM had 128 pt.s. Thousand Olli look team honors wlth a score of 83 points. • has.y SatardaJ ln Walnut. Butler led his team to • second place flnlah In the lndlvldual Sweepetakes race with a 1':57.5 clocktq over the rueT:.lhree-mile course. , wtt.b a total time ol 1 :22:a .4 ' Butler, who fell early .In the race and loet teG yards on lb• leaden, was ln thl.rd Plac. wtt.b 1 .. 1 t.ban a halr·mlle left. "Wben I fell l Jum&*i rtP,t back up and bad to sprint to set back to the group and it ma~ me tired," remarked the •mllinl red bead. But not foo tlnd to wtn with a bUster· ln• kldl M be overtook bl1 r1vals and Newport Harbor'• Blm BaM'y w11 seventh ln the race with a personal belt over the Mt. SAC coune of 15:38.3. In tbe team sweepataltee race, Oranp Cout entrtee Cotta Mesa and Unlvenity ftnlahed fourth and rll\h. Coeta Meta. led by the fhlrd place •• Capo Valley ftnllbed Second in ill dlvtalon u the Olmedo brothers Bob and John, took third and aevtnth j Teammate Scott Campbell aJd!:~ tenth place finish u Couiars finJshed ~thl85Copolnta. The divtslon winner was es vina wit.fl 58 s>olnta. -!.---. .. ··-. .. ... ~ .......... --. -.... -....-- Cardlnall. 0 .__ for It •Al the tint Pae·t ~In Stanford and wu • deV1,'* 1 blow to the Cardln~u .,.=: Bowl hopes. ~I pd fell to 2-1-1 lo the Pac-10 all The Beaven aft ,.3.1 over . and l-4 in the 1·7 in all games co1trerence. ~ nine· The vtctorY sna stttn game Oregon State 1 and was the first Beaver vidOl'Y over Stanford sin~ 1988. Bend Gervais, a seruor from • Ore caught the OrelOG State klckOtt at the stanford tn-J~ Une and stepped ~ .!:1f and end zone to down led the referees quickly ru a safety. th ee 0 r egon State. a r . to uchdown unde r~og i~ the game. tied the Cardinals with .an SS·yard drive that ende,d wtth freshman Jeff Southern s one- yard scoring run on fourtb down with l : LS remaining In tbe COO· tesihe touchdown s liced tbe Stanford lead 31·29 and the Beave rs tied it when Scott Richardson thre w to Tony Robinson ror the lWO·pollll COO· version. Ote••11,37·H P ULLMAN. Wash. -Run~g backs Jeff Wood and Owtght Robert s on ~cored two tou c hdown s apiece and qu a rterback Reggie Ogburn passed for one touchdown and ran for another as Oregon de· teated Washington Slate. 37·26. Th~ Ducks. 4-4 overall and 2·2 an Pac. JO play, had to overcome Washington State quarterback Steve Grant. who ran for three tnuchdownK und passed for J nother. The Cougars a re 2-6 and I 4 Ort•l.lnn 1umped to a J0.13 lead .tft t r thr<'t' quartC'r!>, but Grant h•d lhl' C 'ou~ar'> batk within four ~J()lnb bl'fon· thi• Ou<'kS blunted the C1>m1.•bad .. ~1th a pair 0( in- 11· rc•t•puon!'. 4SIJ .. 2a-14 TEMPE, Artz -Quarterback \t a rk Ma lone scor ed three touchdov.ns, on,. on a 98-yard JJU nl. 11, k1•\ Ar121>na State's .!X 14 nooconfcrcnce victory over l tah Matt•. Thl· n 4. 220 pound Junior's .,print an the third quarter was the !>erond longest TD scored on J run 10 Anwn<i State nistory. Jron1c<1lly. 1t followed a 75-yard µun t by Utah State's Guy ~I cClure a boot which tied a L'tah State record. M u lortl' completed 16 of 22 pa~:.cs for 163 yards while ~iving up three mtcrcept1ons. lie also (•a rned the oall 10 tames, gain an~ 133 yards rushing. Murphy's Four Goals lifts Kings LOS ANGELES <AP> -Mike Murphy struck for fou r goals in· eluding a short·handed score, to pace the Los Angeles Kings to a 7.5 National Hockey League vie· t?ry over Toronto Saturday night and snap their seven-game losing streak to the Maple Leafs. Murphy. who a lso collected an assist for a five-point night, col· lccted f?ur goals for only the second Ume in his NHL career both times against Toronto. ' The 28·year-old veteran s napped a '3·3 tie with 5:58 left in the secood period when be beat Leaf's goalie Paul Harrison on a 2S-footer which trickled into the net of( the goal tender's glove. The goal came with Los Angeles shorthanded with de· fenseman Joe Kenneville In the penalty box. And t h at goal marked Murphy's fourth career three· goal hat trick. He added hia fourth score of the, nlgbt 2: M lnto the final penod on a IS-footer for his slxth goal or the season. Center Marcel Dionne who has fired In seven goals ln t\la last three games, took a Pesa from Charlie stmmor it t : 10 ~ the final &>erlOd to beat Haf'l'ieoll for his ninth ICOll ot lhe aeuoa . Dionne, who lelde the HJiL acorlns wtt.b 2.s PC>tntl hu now scor~ at lea1t one pOtnt ta hie laat rune iamea ROn ·gm Lanny McDooatd led Ole M Uld Leafs with two COila tlcb ,:::e Darryl Sittler rot Ole otherToroa~ J.01~. McDonald Jot hie ae~ late lo the lame aft.tr~ pulled the coaUe wttb 1: 05 hft You're Goin' Notelaere Or egon S tate d ef e nder Darren Couts reaches out to ma ke a one-handed tackle on Sta nford running back Greg Hoope r dur- ing t h eir P ac -10 g ame Saturday i n Co r vall is . Or egon S tate upset the Cardinals. 33-31. No Equality in Football? Reader Asks Super Sport About Discrepancies Dear Super Sport: l had a lways heard that money can buy anyt hing but I had naively believed 10 the American saying of Equal Rights for everyone. Nov. 19, that and several more of my ideals were rudely shattered. Among those were the belief in ~he old saying, 'It's not whether you win or lose but low you pl ay the game', and the belief that win· ning is meaningless if you must cheat to do so. I was one of the many people who were angry and disgusted at the unethical way that Newport Harbor played the football game against Edison I watched the referees blatantly ignore obvious peaaJtiel such as boldinf and clipping. And when ~ tbe last few minutes o the eame, Edison ran out pi bounde wttb tbe ball, I watched Ute clock con· tJnue to nm. Correet me ti I'm ~ and I will aJacere17 apoJotibe, but l bad been alwa)'9 under ... M'U'Dpdcm &bat • ...., UM ball WU carrted out of boundl, tM clock WH auppoMd to stop. r HW, last Friday, the clock continue to run not once, but two and three times after the ball bad been run out of bounds. • 1 ~ Edi.on lost the game, and i'm not saying they would have won bad lt been played fairly. I just feel that il cheapens both the game or football and the American way of life to resort to such tactics in order to win a game. some sort of conlroveny al ooe Ume or anot.ber. It's really part of the game for visitOra." I was intensely proud or my team because I have never, in all honesty, seen them sink to that level just to win a game. I am aniry now, not because we lost, but because we were forced to lower ourselves lo play against a team so lacking in character As for the officiating, be said there were no fl agrant fouls that were overlooked. And tbal the flags were fairly distributed to both sides. "The bottom line," says Sevano, "really belongs to the Edison coach, Bill !/orktnan. He dido 't complain once about seconds ticking off the clock. or the orficiating. Instead, he chose to blame the coaching staff and the players. 'We just got our butts whipped.· said Workman. That showed a lot of class." I would appreciate it, if you would either print this letter or an article on what happened Thank you , A.C .. Huntington Beach -L I checked your accusations. with John Sevano, who was covering the game. Yes, he did see some seconds tick off the clock when Edison ran the ball out of bounds in the closing seconds . But he also rem inded m e about two things : a) the clock doesn't stop automatically, the referee has to signal time to cease and, more important. b> visit ing teams have to expect some occasional hanky panky. E'lnt Shot BalMll·f'a•ers How many playe rs have been elected to the Base ball Hall of F ame in their inaugural year of eligibility? Sincerely, L.G., Irvine "Check your big rivalries." Sevano told me "USC-Notre Da me. Orange Coast-Golden Wes., USC·UCLA, all of them have been involved in The first year of baseball's Hall or Fame was 1936, so all the players chosen then were naturatly in their flrst year of eligibility. Those after 1936, though. only total nine and they are: WWie Mays, Sta n Musial, Wa rren Spahn. Sandy Koufax, Mickey Mantle, Bob Feller, J -'lcld e Robin.son , Ernie Banks and Ted Williams. Butler, Titans Really Sock It To Northridge NOR T HRJDGE <AP > - Fullback Ray Butler rushed for 148 yards on 13 carries and scored twice Saturday night as Cal St.ate Fullerton rolled to a 49·3 .non-conference college foot· ba ll victor y over Cal St ate Norlhridae The Titans, 2·5, took a 14-0 lead in the opening period with the help of an 89·yard scoring pass play from Terry Hanslik to Jan Oeloch with the gamt-just 3'-\ minutes old. J obn Rayford pluneed in co the end zone from a yard out later in the quarter for the T itans' H COnd score. Bullen' 21-yard touchdown run early ln the second quarter made it 21-0. then Northridge got ill only Points on a 32-yard field 1oal by"°ank Friedmann. occ Rolls, 13-9 WLth Gree Bonuk ·~rtna m 1oal1 and Peter Roaa three, Orana• Coast Collea•'• water tolo defeated llt. Saii Antonio Collese, JJ.t, J'rid11 at occ. la prep action, HunUncton • •a~b ~dropped I 1$-11 DOD• a..1ue decllloo to La Quinta ... ~ flve·coa1 performance " Webb. Artists Hold Off Unlucky Hawks By STEVE ANDREWS Of tM O.tlly f'llet S .. ft Laguna Beach High had an abundance of good fortune , Saturday ni ght and the Artists needed every bit of their luck to h old orr t he fast -charging La guna Hills Hawks, 13-7. ln South Coast League football ac- tion at Mission Viejo Higb. With five minutes remaining, Laguna Hills had pulled within one touchdown of a win on a fi ve-yard run by Dan Dehnert and a John Traut conversion. Then with just 36 seconds left the Hawks were on the Artists' 11 and facing fourth down. Kirby Combs' found Dehnert all alone in the end zone, but the pass was just off the receiver's fingertips. That was the last of three strokes of luck to come the Artists' way In the second hall. The first came when Artist Andy Gre aory fell on a fumble at hls 10. The s econd a nd bluest bonus occurred on the Hawlu' next poueaaion. Tralllng 6·0, the Hawka' Pat Hope rambled for •A apparent 44·yard touchdown on a fianker reverse, but a clip was detected al the 50. lnatead of a ao-abead acore. La1wta Hills was set back to ill 35 and Artillt Dou1 Grten re· turned the .... Jnc punt 26 yards ,. to the Hawks' 45. E ight plays later Laguna Bea ch qua rte rbac k Lance Stewart followed center B~ Jacobsen into the end zone from one yard out with the clinching TD and Damon Berryhill added the conversion. Stewart, who completed nine or 18 passes for 204 yards, gave the Hawks headaches with bis creative scrambles. 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Pl.II& EL CAJON-Oraa1• Coast Coll••• coaualtted five htrnoven, three ol •bicb led to toucbdowal. and ........... o ..... moat a Jl.JJ vtccory Sa1u.rd.I,)' lo 1 South Cout Coafereoce loot· ball 1ame hen. Tbe Plrate9 tl'.u.d only 14-13 at halftime a.nd tt remained that w l'I tbl'OUO tbe t.la1rd period, but Grammont cut ioo.e for 17 polDll lD tbe tOW'tb quarter to demolllb Orance Coast. The Bucs fumbled the ball away twice and maaa1ed to escape t.bose miltakes SC!Ot·ffft, but it was a different story on tbe three OCC lnterceptiooa.- e a c b set up a Groasmont toucbdo:wn. One Groumoat TD waan'l so cheap, though. In the S«!(:OOd quarter Jim Jacob connected with receiver Charlie PhilUps on a 91-yarci toucbdotm paaa-the lon1est play from scrimmage in conference hlatory. The &oss drops 0 Tange Coast's record to 1-6. That's more loues than OCC Coach Dick Tucker has ever had before in 29 years of coaching high school and junior collegefootbaU. 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Oct~ •• ,.,. 81 llOWAU L. llAND'f ................ f'oleowtng.,.. tM ..... .--on TV_..y. ,..._ eN: ' ' ' ' exutleftt; " ' ' worth ...mlfto; ' ./ fefr; ' foroet It. e1oa.-..~a ./ ./ ./ ./ Nf'L llOOTM&.L: Oellat et PfttlbUf'Oh. AnAILMClr't: Pet SUmmerall Md Tom lrootcthlw. A rwfNtC'ft ol test year's S..-Bowl fOtt In TMM f'lwn Stadium, Pittsburgh. TM host Steeters, wlttl Terry 8redlhew ••~~er. 31h ..pofnt fevorlt• owr the CowOoys with Roger Sl•amcn et the c.ontrols. ~ targets IMludl 811· ly Jo. OUPree and Tony Hiii with Tony Oof"Mtt '*"'""'the running c:hOret. TM Steelers ripped Denver Mondey nl9ht with Franco Harris rushing for 121 yerds. ~ 1 p.M., CMnnel 4 ./ ./ ./ Nll'I. FOOTBALL: Kansas City at Denver. Al llYL!C.,..: Chari le Jones and Len Dawson. Denver's Broncos will be trying to reoroup after MOnday night's crushlno defNt in Pittsburgh, ~2·7. The Broncos arw S.l In the American Conference West with Kanus City • game beNnd Denver ea.ch "Red'' Miiier w•s Infuriated~ tr.. loss, saying: "This was the wont, molt humlll•tlno de· teat In the• years I've been associated with football. And I don't like It." Denver Is favored by she points. OTHER TELEVISION 9 :30 a.m. (2) -Nf'L TODAY -SeQments Include• r• Port on how the O.llas Cowboys scouted tr.. Plttsburvh Staelers for toCSay's rematch between last season's Super Bowl foes. Hosts: Brent Musburger, Irv Cross and Jayne Kennedy. Noon (22) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Fresno State's BulldoQs met the University of Pacific Tigers at Stockton Sat urday. Bob Harvey and Bob Fulton report. (SO) - COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS. 12:30 p.m. (4) -N~L '7t -"The Receiver's Art" pro- files Don Hasselbeck of the New England Patriots, an ac· comptlshed painter whose work has been displayed In a Boston gallery. Also: a feature on the sounds of football. Bryant Gt.lmbel and Mike Adamle are the hosts. 3 p.m . (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Trojans vs. the California Golden Bear s, pla yed Saturday at Berkeleov. 3:30 p.m. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A tribute to baseball's Frank Robinson, who in 1975 became the first bl~k manaoer In the major leagues. Robinson reviews his playing career In which he became the first m an to win the MVP award In both leagues ' p.m . C7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL .,, -HIOhliohts of <;i_!mes played this weekend on the college front. 6 p.m . (2) -PAO FOOTBALL WRAP -Hlohlights of tod19y's NFL games (52l -NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL -~uth Carolina vs Notre Dame. taped Saturday George Con- nor and Lindsey Ne lson rePort. 7 p.m. (50) -PRO SOCCER. (52) -SKIING -Wi th Tom Malone 1:30 p.m <52) HORSE RACING -TOday at Santa Anita. RADIO Football -New Yor k Giants at the Rams, 1 p.m .. KMPC <110). Basl(etball -Golden State Warriors at the Lakers, 7 p.m ., KLAC CS70). Auto Raci09 -I ROC and Can·A m Challenoe from River side tntl!f'natlonal Raceway, 1 p.m ., KLAC CS70>. (The Daily pt tot Is not rtSPOM!bfe tor 1-'• changes.> .Stuldl,eback Rallies, 31-10 No Rest for QB O'Hara SpttlaJ t.o Ute Dally PUot ALTA LOMA-Saddlebac k Colle•e football Coach Ken Sweart.npn planned on livin& quarterback Tim O'Hara Satur- da y night off to rest a wounded knee but that plan was aban- doned when the Gauchos found themselves trailing a punchJess Chaffey CoUe p squad. So in came O'Hara to spark the aluggiah Saddlebactc offense to four touchdowns in the final three periods that led to a 31·10 Gaucho romp. WITH JORN NICHOLS scor- ing three touchdowns rusbiq. Saddleback maintained a share or the Mission Conference lead with its sixth victory in seven outings. Art.er Chaffey. 1-6 overall and 0 4 in confcr enN· .. cor ed ()n Steve Davenport's 13-yard p~ to David Kath. O'Hara came m to direct a drive that led to Guy Johneon'• 23-yard field 11oal. Cliff Nebon made it 10-7 at baUUme when he recovered a fumble in the Charrey end ~ooe. 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Devt Cappelen kicked • 3l·)'lrd fourth· Midwe1t Michigan, Irish Rally From AP Dtlpa&nn ANN ARBOR, Mich. -Michigan quarterback John Wangler and freshman wide receiver An· thony Carter combined on a U.yard touchdown pass play as time ran out and boofied tbe 10th· rated Wolverines to a 2'7·21 Bia Ten colle1e football ·victory &lturday o9er upset-minded Indiana. Indiana bad tied the game with Jual 55 seconds left when quarterback Tim Clifford puaed three yards to tight e nd Dave Harangody tor a touchdown and the Hoosiers elected to go for a single-point conversion . If idqan then took the enauine kickoff and marched 78 yards In tive plays. With five seconds rem aining. Wangler hit Carter in the middle or the field at the 15 and the 155-pounder trom Riveria Beach. F la ., s tumbled and weaved hJs way througb the Indiana secondary for the winning score Thousands in the crowd or 104,832 poured on the field and officials were unable to clear them tor the extra point attempt. Neere •~ ia. 8. C'•rel••• J7 SOUTH BEND, Ind. -Rusty Lisch's 17-yard touchdown pass to Dean Masztak wi~h 42 seconds rem a ining and a two-point conversion pass from Lisch to Pete Holohan lifted 14th-ranked Notre Dame to a dramatic 18·17 over South Carolina. Lisch accounted for all the yardage In the final 80-yard drive as he completed fi ve passes, hitting Holohan twice. Ty Dickerson and Vagas Ferguson to Sl't up the winning toss to Maszlak. It was <mother hlazinA finish to go down 1n Notre Dam(• football annali.. South Carolina struck for 17 point~ in the third quarter on a 62·yard pass from Garry Harper to Zion McKinney and a 49· yard run by Spencer Clark in addition to a 33·yard field goal b y Eddie Leopard to give the Gam ecocks a 17·3 lead. Notre Dame cam e back with a 26·yard touchdown run by Ferguson with 17 seconds left in the third quarter OMe St. 42, /fllelel••• St. e COL UMBUS . Ohio -Quarte rback Art Schlichter passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more Saturday. leading undefeated Ohio State to a 42-0 romp over Michigan State that kept the Uuckeyes tied for the Big Ten lead with Michigan Scouts from the Sugar. Cotton. Gator and Libe rty bowls wa t ched the fourth-r anked Buckeyes run their overall record to 8-0 and 5-0 m the conference. It marked the l>CCond straight shutout for Ohio State The loss. Michigan State's fifth straight afte r three opening victories, was the first shut.out in 51 games fo r the Spartans. Ohio Slate blanked Michigan State 21-0 in the 1975 opene r. Schlichter n ow b as accounted for 18 touchdowns this season , one more than the Buckeye sophomore had in 12 games as a freshman last year. He threw scoring passes of 53 and 12 yards to nankQT Doug Donley and ran three and six yards for touchdowns. · ~ 1"e1trt1 ... :ra, C'eler .... i• LINCOLN, Neb. -Jarvis Redwine, enjoying his best game as a collegian, rushed ror 206 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead second· ranked Nebraska to a 38-10 Big Eight Conference win over Colorado. Redwine, who transferred from Oregon State. scored Nebraska's flrst touchdown on a 23-yard run, then stunned Colorado with a pair of scores less than three minutes apart early in the second half. The first was a 56·yard scamper on the second play of the second hatr and the second was a 13· yarder on which Redwine reversed field after it appeared be was stopped. Redwine's running powered Nebraska to 1ts seventh straight victory without a to.a ud sent the Comhuskers' Big Eight record to 3.0 . Olll•• ••• 8 , ,..,. St•te 9 NORMAN, Okla . -Billy Sims fired up his bid for a second Heilman Trophy on Saturday as he scored four touchdowns and romped ror 202 yards while leadl.na bis No. 7 Oklahoma Sooners to a 38·9 Big Eiaht Conference win over Iowa State. Shm, •bo bu played injured part or this year. riddled the Cyclone defense a.od, ln addition to bis wide sweeps, snared a long pass that had the crowd cheering . He beaan the afternoon ofr right by capping a 96-yard Sooner drive -54 yards or which he galned -by dra&ctne two lowa State defenders across the ,oaJ line rrom the four. He followed up with another rour-yard score in the second quart.er, a 12-yard touchdown in the lblrd and a seven-yard score, which he set up wllb a &2·1ard 1pring, in the final quarter. PM•11eN,N...C..,_CeraJ• WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -Wally Jones ran tor two toudMlowu and quarterback Mark Herr· mum lnke the Bl1 Ten carrier puain• record wltb m rarda and the 10-abead touchdown a1 tetll.......S Purdue 1urvtved numeroua erron to beat Noftbwettena. J0.18. Purdue led lJ·3 mklwey throuth lhe thlrd quarts, but a pu1 interftnnce call al the one· yard IM llt ap OM Nor1Jiftltern touchdown by Tim au, ad • recovered fumble by Scott Duncan ln &be Boilermaker end roae put the WUdc1ta ~•d lt-11 early lD U.. final period. .._ .4l•t••• 3J, t'PI 1 TVSCALOOSA, Ala. -Quarterbacks Ste.cl· man Shealt...and Don Jacoba ran and patled.Jlo. J.r•ti•~ /J:~a to a 31·7 wln over Vir~ech for labama 's 200t.h vlctory under Coach Bear BryanL Jacobi hit rrethman Keith Marki with a 48- yard 9tCOOd period pus to start the scorin1 and Shealy ran for 14 yards lat.er lo the quart.er ror a 14.0 haltUme lead. Shealy scored on a six-yard nm in the third peT'lod, and Alabama added 10 point.a late in the same on a two.yard run by Jeff Fagan and a 23· yard field goal by Alan Mc Elroy. The victory was Alabama's 18th straight. the belt current string in the nation: its 47th straJght at Tuscaloosa; and its 10th over VPl again.st no loHes to the Gobblers. N. C•re. St. Jtl, ae.... J3 CLEMSON, S.C. -North Carolina State turned Clemson mistakes Into two early rleld goals by Nathan Ritter and survived a turtous Tiger finish to win a down-to-the-wire AUantic Coast Conference game, 16·13. Ritter booted one more field goal. a game· winning 25-yarder, midway through the fourth period. His three-pointers rrom 41 and 26 yards before the first period was half way over appeared to put the defending ACC champion Tigers on the ropes for good. The Wolfpack had picked off a pass and recovered a Clemson rumble to set up the field goals. lt'tllce E'erest 4 2 , A ... ,... 3a WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -Wa ke Forest run· nlng back James McOougald scored three second- hatr touchdowns to lead No. 18 Wake Forest back from an 18·point halftime dcflclt and to an upset 42·38 win over No. 13 Auburn Auburn, which scor~d all of its points in the first half, threatened tn the fourth q uarter with tht• ball on the three-yard line with JUSt under fl\<· minutes 1.-ft to play. But quartt•rback Charlie Trot man fumbled and Wake Forest's Carlos Bradh:) recovered to protect the Deacons' lead. Wake Forest quarterback Jay Venuto led an aerial battle ror the Deacons, hitting 23 of 43 pass attempts for 358 yards and one touchdown. Geef"91• 29, "e11t11eq • ATHENS. Ga. -Georgia cashed in a shanked punt and fumble recoveries by Dale Williams and Ralph Warthen to gain 17 fint·balf point.a and held on to down th e Ken t ucky Wildcats 20·6 In a Southwestern Conference game. • Jt was the fourth straight victory for the Bulldogs. all within the SEC, and lifted their over all record to 4.3 Georgia's scoring came on a four-yard run hv Malt Simon. field goals of 26 and 47 yards by Re~ Robinson, and a one.yard plunge by Jimm y Wom ack. Kentucky. 2·5 overall and 1·2 in the SEC. staged a fourth-quarter comeback that was ignited by Larry Carter's 45-yard interception return to theGeorgia21 , butgot onlyonetouchdown. lfl•rw .. ad 27, Dae e DURHAM, N.C. -Maryland overcame a number or early mistakes and rolled to a 27·0 vie· to ry over Duke to break a four-game losing streak. the longest It has bad in Jerry Claiborne's eight seasons as head coach. Aft.er a scoreless first period, the Terrapins put 17 points on the board in the second quarter. including a record·settine field goal by kicker Dale Cutro. The 42-yard boot with just one second re· malninginthe halfwu Castro's 14th straight. Pittsburgh Hands Navy First Def eat From AP Dllpa&cbes PITJ'SBURGH -Freshman quarterback Dan Marino directed three second -half touchdown drives that gave 12th-ranked Pittsburgh a 24·7 fool· ball victory over 17th-ranked and previously un· defeated Navy Saturday. Marino, thrus t Into action in the opening quarter when s tarting quarterback Rick Trocano pulled a hamstring muscle, cooly res ponded with 22 completions and 30 pass attempts for 227 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The S.4, 206-pounder, who played high school football a few blocka rrom Pill stadium , flipped a three-yard touchdown pus to nmning back Fred Jacobs with 2:30 left In the third quart.,r to erase a 7.3 Navy halftime lead. Pe11a 8t. ~J, ... \11 .... al• • STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -Junior running back Booker Moore rushed for 166 yards and scored three touchdowns Saturday u Penn State walloped West Virginia 31-6 for its fourth con- sec.uUve victory. Moore, a 21 .. pounde r from Flin&, Mich., scored on nma of 52 seven and one yard after Penn State bad fallen ~hind W lD tbe fln t period. Three ot Pena State's toudl Ila._ came after w est Vlrllnl• fwnblel -two ot tlMm at tbelr 14 and a third at &be Moua~· D-Jard UDe. Saf et!f ia tlae E nd Zoae !'lo one knov. s ti ttw~· 1,rnd,· and aahs at tht· ~t.11 ..,hall Ville.mo\ .1 foolball gamt• Tht• rll\t'I ". p<.ir t o f '.\1 oping du\\.n on the p laymg field mo- Oll·nt.... uftt·1 thl· openih&_tvd<off. Luckily . n11bod)" v.a-. lnJUr<•d or penahzed. Texas Smothers SMU Aggies .. Baylor Also Wi11 i.n Southwest Frnm \f• Ul\patrbt·' I HVi:W;, 1 t·xa:. .John <:rxxhon l-1c-t..1·d thr• • f1l•l d goah and Texa'> turnNi a fumblt· Jnd <rn 111 LN(·eptton into touchdo"'ns a!'> th•· ninth ranh<I Longhorl'\S dcfl'ated SM L', JO 6. Saturda} 1n J Southv.est Conference J(a me Rodney Tate gave Texas a 16-0 halltJme lead with a fivc·yard touchdown run with 20 secondc; left m the second quarter. lirud lk'<'k went thret· yards for a score on the third pluy aner th~ Longhorns recovered a fumble at the Mus tang 13 and Herkie Walls s printed 30 yards in tile iin·d three minutes to round out Texac;' c;conn~ SMU's only score cam<' Y.1th 3 4" tr1 pl a' 1111 ,, three·yard halfbc.1ck IJJ"!> from Charlt'" \\ agon1 r I • Hobert Fi~ht•r Goochon. th•· nal&nn ' l••.1dlni! f1t·ld ~ual kid •·r "a' true from ~. 31 :ind ]i \Jr1h ,ill 1r1 th,, l1r .. 1 half. to g1v<.• him a 15 field goal' for Lhl' \t Jr 11 1 pcrformancr brokr .the Te\.ai. rt•t'ord of : • rm v1ou sly held by Russ<.·11 Erxl<.·b<'n ffOU"Oii 27. 'f'pxa•·Ef Pa•o I 2 I-I. f • \ ...,, , I • ·" .1 11.11 \ \I lt·n ru:-.ht•d f•1r 2114! • \,11<.h .111<1 tJrH 111111 l1do\.\11 •• .., ll.s\.\Jll rr>llt·d o\Pr I 1·\.a ~ f':I f',,..,,, -• I.! -.,Jturd.i} in u We..,lt:rn Athlt•t1c Conlt•rt•nt:t• J.!dmt> The Y.tn ltf~ Hawa11 '1> re<:ord to 4·3 for the ~l'.ir and 2 J in conference play Texas-El Paso l..ilb 111;!1 on tilt' w ..... on .rnd IJ 5 1n WAC play T e amClaa•ps World-class Trio P revails n d II l By ADIOS L<X"K;\BEV T~%as A AM -I I,··~~ J 5 cu.••~-__ .,,._ HOUSTON Texas A&M tail bad.. Curt I!> SAN DI EGO-When three world·class sailo rs Dickey scored two touchdowns and became the put their tact.le'! together. they are hard to beut. No. 2 career rusher in Soutllwest Conference his That's why Dave Ullman, Balboa Yacht Cl ub: tory as the Aggies erupted for 20 points in t he , ~ark Reynolds. San Diego Yacht Club: and John second quarter en route to a 41·15 thrashing or the UBertrand. St F'rnncis Yucht Club <San Francisco> Rice Owls. are the first US. Yacht Racing Union team cham- Rice, 1·7, held the Aggies scoreless in the firs t pions quarter and used a shotgun attack for the first Representing USYRU's Area G <CahforniaL time t.o take a brief 7-0 lead in the second quarter Ullman. Reynolds and Bertrand beat runner.up on a n 13-yard pass from Randy Hertel to Bobby teams from Orange Coast College and Balboa Williams. Yacht Club an a slam-bang double elimination But A&M 's Ernest Jackson returned the seric-s Saturday to clinch tbe titJe. The three-day following kickoff 70 yards to set up the first of two event was hosted by Mission Bay Yacht Club. second quarter field goals by David Hardy to begin the route. Hardy's fi rst kick went for 21 yards and he added a 19-yarder with three seconds left in the half for a 20-7 A&M lead at intenniss1on . B•wler 18 , T CIJ 3 WACO. Texas -Howard Field!> coasted 95 yards with a pass interception and Ken Griffin m ade a touchdown-saving tackle near m1df1eld a:. Baylor defeated TCU 16·3 Baylor raJ.Sed its season re('()rd to 6 2 before a homecoming crowd of 36.250. a record attendance for a Baylor·TCU game TCU had driven to the Baylor 12-yard line on the passing of qua rterback Steve Stamp and ap peared ready to take a 10·3 lead when Fields broke in front of Spencer Sunstr um and intercepted at the Baylor fi ve. Fields. a senior rornerback was in the clear before he crossed the 50 and raised one hand in the air, signaHng No. 1. as be breezed past the TCU ~and scored . The 95-yard return was the longest In the SWC this season Actor Loses FLOWERY BRANCH. Ga. <AP> -Actor Paul Newman, hampered by a minor accident early in the race, f inished third in the B Sedan Class at the Sporta Car Clu b of America na · Uonal championships at Road Atlanta Saturday. his flnt loa In that class t.hl1 year. • 111111 Ill In the first race or the showdown series Satur- day. the Area G teum defeated the OCC team of Charhe Cummings. Alarrutos Bay Yacht Club;- Chn s Raab. Huntington Harbor Yacht Club, and Jack Franco. Lido Isle Yacht Club, by a score of 9. 12 Rut the OCC team had another crack at Area G after defeating the Balboa Yacht Club team of Tom Willson . Ty Beach a nd Rick Kem by a score of 14 :. •. 22. aided by a record six protests. In the fi nal go.around between Area G and Oran~e Coast. Area G won by a score of 11~·17. Ullman is a championship sailor in nearly every clal>:. in which he chooses t.o sail. He is a seven time national cha~pion in the Lldo-14 class, current world champion 1n the Olympic •70 class, and a former national champion in the Snipe, Coronado-15 and sabot classes. Reynolds cuptured the Snipe class national ti· tie last year anU came back this year to win a gold medal m the class at the Pan-Am games. At pre- sent. he is crewing for Augie Diaz of Miami in the Flytng Dutchman class and aiming tor an Olympic berth. Lower auto service pricesr 10% Off on allf. transmt11ton repatn. $IO Off on air tran1mtsston rebullda. MIMlll = Orange County's largest and most complete outer motive transmission service. •Freeesftma-. • Free road tesfl 1; m w 11111• 'Rea's .. a 11M••· Wf llYE & HONOll THE ATM IONOEO NATIONWlOE CONDITIONAL WAllllAHTY ~ • Plck·up •delivery Otter good thru Nollembet 30. 1979 ~om yOu "°"&ff'( ·~o .... IDt .. """" Wlll'I a Coastliii y0\1 now OYI flew llll)()tOlliCll IO ~/onCI It, ... 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San Diego improved its WAC r ecord to 2-1 w1lh the victory. Tbe Aztecs a r e 5·1 for the sea s on. T h e loss was U t ah's first in four conference g ames. The Utes are 4·5 overall. After a scoreless firs t quarte r, San Diego State put all o f its points o n the scoreboard i n the s econd period with a pair of touchdowns a nd a fie ld goaJ. U t a h duin't scor e until late in the game. Ultra-thin Piaget. An 18k go.Id ribbed caee wtth black enamel dial. On a handsome lizard Strap. Hand-crafted tn Swit.zerland. -- Fine /ew~lry 35 rASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONI: (714) 644·2494 .. .... Olt••••"" Beach &ya' 55-Foot Yac On Home Tour P'lve UDJQue bom1t and 1 new 51-foot yaebt partly owned by tbe BeHb Boyt' Mike Love wt1J a,. ope11 t.o the publlr.:= as part of tbe elb AmwaJ Home Tour • br the Corona · del Mar Hieb School PT . ' The tour excunion wlll nm from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m . lncludln& tea lo the Sculpture Garden at Newport Harbor Art Museum. Ticket.I, te. will be available at tbe Art . Muaeum OI' at the bomea Monday. Featured homes include the Promontory Bay residence of Jan and Al Cassel. The five-. bedroom. slx ·balhroom home ia of MeJClcan- Spaniab design with a courtyard IUled with , potted plants and a 19th Century lile~can foun. , tain. Early European palntJnea. imported Wea. stained glass windows and arched ceilings further add t.o the charm of the home. The Tradewind.s yacht, ''Toujoun Ete." built for members or the Beach Boys YitlJ be . available lor an on-board tour at the Cuael's dock. It's 'Other' .. Mothers Day THE TOUR WILL THEN move lo a Sborecli.lf'a home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dar· rel Ebert. Interior designer and artiat Ebert has collected valuable anUques and artirac\s from all over the world including a 17th Century Engllab m usic box, an l800 Russian Samovar and 17th Century Mongoli an Brorue sculpture. The home itself is augmented by skylights, french doors and courtyards It'• time qaln for that "other mother" to baw ber day. That'• rtabt. llothers·in·law. Tbe ladies wbo've UDt. eouatlesa comedians and car- toonlAI otl tbe dole for longer than anyone can ~are supposed to be boDored today. Don't feel like a creep if you forgot. Not one penon who was cornered at a Costa Mesa lbollPina center this week said tbey were lookiq for aomething special tor their mother-in-law. In f~ no one even knew about the third annual mother-ID-Law's Day. uyou G01TA BE KIDDING," said William Collins of Huntington Beach. "Who came up with that idea?" Answer: F1oruts' Transworld Delivery ( FTD> which bas selected the fourth Sunday in October as tbe big day. FTD or- ficials say 113,000 special flower orders were placed lut year. And they've got humorist "Lonesome" George Gobel aa national chairman for the lhird year in a row. Seems appropriate enough. Gobel's mother-in-law bu been living with b.lm for 30 years. "Can't blame lbem for wantine to sell flowen, I guess," said Col.llna, a U -year· old construction worker. "But I tblnk I'U paaa on it. "Actually. I like lbe lad~ ao its nothing personal. She doesn't get in the way. She lives back East. Maybe I'll just give her a call on Sunday." Though resporuse was underwhelming on the idea: of a gift, there wu no aborta&e of folkstocommentonthelrmothen·ln·law. And the expected sarc)astic barbs and grimaces weren't in evidence. at least among those who had no qualms about seeing their name al the end of a quote "SHE'S aEAU.Y OKAY, even ii that's not s uppoeed to be a cool attitude," said Ron Pedel"llOD, 27, or Newport. "She slaya over every once in a while and I think abe goes out ol her way not t.o Uve up t.o the old stereotype. She won't &jye her oplnioo UD· less you ask ror it .•. "It's bard for me to even think ol myself as a mot.her-lo-law," •aid Mn. Teny Finley. "I tb.l.nk J laueb even harder at t.be jokes andstuffbttau.se I lulowtt 'snottrue. "I'm not opposed to sett.log flowen . or coune. but I'd be kind of put off ii they sa1d 'this ls for Mothers-lo-law Day."' abe added. "Regular Mot.ber 's Day is enoucb. really." That's the way most people felt, 1aylog they would make a point of avoidinl lt now that they know about lt. "I don't even bke to buy her Chrutmas gifts," said one woman Cdaughter·ln·law) from Fountain Valley "It's hard t.o rlnd ~om elhing she lik~ An extn 'day· wouJd really be a hassle if it catl'hes on .. The country French decor or Mr and Mrs. Harry Karsten s Cameo Shore5 home includes an 1800 painting by a studt:nt of Bernini and Mrs. Karsten's an tique doll colle('tion The Corona del Mar home of Mr. and Mrs. · James Wood as styled in the Cape Cod tradition : and was awarded the Newport Beach Home BeautificatJon Award for 1979 The decor LS in camel and blue with peach accent&. 'lbe Wood'• home feat.urea an art col· lectlon, anliques and English porcelain. THE BAaBOa VlEW 111LL8 bome of Mr. and Kn. Allen Coodoo bu seven bedrooma a bu1lt·ln 40-foot li&bted buffet in the Uvtq ~m and a revolvtng video center lo the fam.lly room. The home alao feat~ a Ion. tudeaw~ and a 1uest bathroom tub that convert& into a settee. In addition to viewing the permanent colkc· Uon at the Art Museum, tourgoers will see the artlSlJc endeavors of Corona del Mar IU&h School stud~ts and faculty members. Dant:en and musicians will perforl'I\ at tbe tea. For more inform ation, contact Mra. Barry furber 3t 7!'JS.0088. e Disneyland. Daddy Annle II. refers to her ex-husband as Old Mr. lloneybap, and ahe admits abe'a been try. in• to compete wltb bl.a hl.«b salary, even thoqb ber yearly income ls only '8,500. "When be'a with the kids, be takes them to the best places in town. Then he lakes them shopping and the su 's the lim!t. You should see Thil ta the mth in o JO-part~' on tlw lifto~ JldT.,.t bit Elin suoarrnan. o wnter ""'° aoe• in MW VaUeJI. their wardrobes. They gel new l~apeeds. down jacket.a, skates -anytblng they uk for. Then I have to tell them to wait till next month for a new pair of tennll shoes. It's a tough act to follow." · Leslie B. complains that her ex-husband loads the ldds up wilb expensive presents every Ume be aeea them. and for the moat part the kids doo't ever UM the toys. SD TlllNU n·s A TEJlaIBLE waste of money, but abe doean 't know bow to tell him tbia without mating him defenaive. Sara F. wonies that her H ls 'spolline tbelr three kidl by tMu'lng them everytblo• they wut during tbelr vialta with him. Sbe accUMll hlm of "trying to buy their love." Many linile parents share these cooceros. 1t. iaa•t Ill all unusual for a divorced fatber to 1et caapt ap ID tbe Diane1l&Dd SJGdrome. and be mwlJ atravapnt with b1a cblldNn. lt'• oae way be hu of '9tt1na them know that be ttW Ions them, even thoua'h be ian't llv-lna wtt.b them all>' looser. ZIP'dallJ dutlq the lnlUa1 ltqe after a dhoree, a ildiler IDa7 want bll cblldren to bave .ome t.mllble mdeoce ol bla love when he kn1'ws that be can't be around them most of lbe time, so be may buy them a lot of things they really don't need and may never use. WHILE THIS MAY APPEAR to be wutetul, it's important to remember that lD mott cues, a father can afford to do thla, and that the behavior will probably chance u time loet Oil. When lb1I same father becomes more u - sured ol a aubltantJal part ln bla cbildren'a lives, he'll learn to rely leas on material eooda to bolster their relatiomblp . The wile mother who wants to cbanie t.b1a behavior can best ilccompb.&b t.bat by doine whatever la neceaary to 1upport ber b .. bend'1 poaltJoa with thelr children and mate b1m feel comfortable about bls relatiomblp with tbem. And even though bis expenalve Pila may ark the ltida' mother. I don't think they are l.Ute· ly to do the children any harm. Material riches can be balanced with a parent's high expectations, d'sclphne and guidance, and the mother is always free to pro- vide these. IF A SINGLE MOTHEll fffls as t.bougb she's competing with her ex-husband ln the financial arena, it 's a good idea for her lo &et over that not.Ion. What matt.en ultimately ls what she truly believes, so il she decides she doesn't btve to compete, that la what lbe children will also ac- cept. It's best for her to get over her embarrus- ment and tell her children exactly what her financial aituatioo ls. When you explain how much money you have and where lt bu to go, your tida will be much less likely to make unre~ble de· mands. This ls certainly a 1ood 'euoa for children to learn. . I BELIEVE THAT CHILDREN _,.., both willlng and able to see their parents u separate indlviduals wbo both have their own aty)e and expreu lbeir love in different ways. The more the mother feela comfortable be· lng herself, rather than comparlnc berael! to the father. the euier It will be for chlJdren to accept her that way. Alter a divorce, children need to build separate relatlonablps with both or their parents, and tbe less the two parents compete, the eaa.ler it will be for their clilldrlD. ReaU11 Mini Black and white wrap.around lycra swimsuit ia part of Giveochy coll~tion for 1980 and represents tum to m.iniswim.sults When the Goblins Have Flown the Coop But this year something happened. In my normal fashion, I purcbued a Jar1e, cardboard potter from the 1upermarket. It la a cartoon d a 1holt with a pum]>kln head boldiq a black owl. I taped it to the front window tacinl the 1treet. When my chUdren, now 17 and 14, returned home from 1cbool that attemoon there were micken of tbe UD· cbocolate kind when they saw tbe polter ln the window. "Hey look at Mom. She's eot the Halloween spirit. Don't )'oU think )'OU'N tetlina a little Old for tbia stuff?" asked my dauabter. "You're not ,01111 to put decorations all over the house ue 7ou?" c:bided my IOD. 'l'bere are black daJI wbln ooe flnda tbey mllbl poplbly be neartq ea 11• when even Chriltmu treel wW oal7 be put up became the puddllldren are comina over. Saeb da1a muat a,. vlieftd wltlldiatute. 1'0 CADY ft SVSN l'lJllTllEa, J viluallaed that the Sewer Beec:b Delllaborbood wbere I live, and wbeN mo.t d tbe ,..... 1*llDie an ol blO ICbool ace, would IOOD '*ome • ~ communlty and no cblldnll would rinl Ill)' doorbell OD llallowln. ,. Cheryl Romo I would have to eat all thole Snickers ban lllYHlf. Yuk. A.I a l'fl9ponalble adult I mlcbt u well belin fadq re· ~ rltbt now. Tbere l1 no P<Mt ln my bein1 home tbla W~nllbt. I auppoee I could consider attendln1 tbe only Halloftln party I WU invited to tbia year. It'• belq IPollaored bf a fe¥• aupertortty IJ"OUP wlUch tuq"tl part=~ar "neitiq coatwnea." ln bulc leather a ebaln. U I ewr risure out what tb8t11 all about, I'll know my clllldllb *-ol the world bM ~ curdled. I ddnk rll 1tt home with 1D.1 Siaicten ban and hope for the belt. I ' I .J • t ... Emerson-Middleton ............... " *"'°" Beatb ud ft1m• 'm r.-fll V•n www , WIM., ..,. . •• ,.... Ill 0.....,-.. ........ CIMlrda .. a... ...... ,......._ t •••ii Dr._. lln. a4*n Mttlttr el Ml..-t ... 1'1111Mtiw, •tt•t•• eaa ,.um .. ., ta a...-. OMapo. ftlll _..., -el llr .... lln Thomaa 8• -fl V•HV:tW, .... f'dt•dld Cal Poly, ..... =. ftlll ,._ to llv. in Vaneouver after • trtpteMmoo. Reed-Westcott A ..... We.eott ol Udo ble and Jamn ._ ol 0.... Ml Mu ..,.. married at·Our La4J Q.ea ol AAlell lD Corona deJ llar. 'l"9 llridltJ!8qht4r ot Mr. and llra. Ralph W..eaet ol IU., atleQded Oran•• Coaat eou;c.,_., toe ol Mr. &lld lln. Jay Reed of UMa Ille, Newport, attended t.be Univeraily of 5outMr'D C&Ufonlia TM caaple plu to Uve ln Corona del Mar after a trtp to Palm Spriqa &lld San f'rancaaco Potter-Neth Janet Potter and Tbomu Neth, both of ea.ta 11.-a, have llJUMM&Dced their encacemenl and pl.am for a December weddin1 at St. An· clrewa Presbyterian Church, Newport Beacb. Tbe Mun bride, dau1ht.er of Mr. and Mrs Jobn ~oleo.ta Mesa, 1raduat.ed from Costa Meaa Hilb School and attended Orange Coast CoUetemdCalState Fullerton. Tbe ~ 1room, aon of Costa Mesa Police Chief and Mn. Roser Neth. graduated from Costa Kesa High and Orange Coast College. Angelo-Hendrickson Alma Hendrick.son of Newport Beach and Daniel Ancelo of Orange were married at Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hendrickson of Newport Beach, graduated from Costa lleu Hilb School and attended Cal Stale. Lona Beach. The groom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Angelo of Bakersfield, attended Chapman College in Orange. Laughlin-McCluggage Victoria Lau1hlin of Newport Beach and Dewitt lllcClugaage of South Pasadena have an- nounced their engagement and plans for a March ~ at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. The bride~lect, daughter of Mrs. Bettina Dowden Lauahlin of Newport Beach and Robert LaupliaofLaJoUa, graduated from USC. The future groom, son of Mrs. Dewitt .... October 21. 1179 Mrs. Emerson Mrs. Reed M cClu11a1e of Lakewood, al10 graduated from U IUld earned a a maaten de1ree 'l Harvud Unlveraily Gibson-Chauvin Julie Chauvin of Huntington Beach and Ronald G1b5on of Orange were married at Bix- Mrs. Angelo Miss Potter by Avenue Chapel In Garden Grove. The bride, dau1hter of llr. and Mn. James Chauvin al HuntlnJtoo Beach, sraduated from Marina High School and attended Orange Cout CoUe1e. The groom, son of Ronald Gibson of Diamond Bar and Mary Gibeoo of Orange, at- tended Orange Hilb School. Teen-age Lament Still Holds DEAR ANN: Will you please print one of your very best columna again? It made the rounds when 1 was ln junior bigb. I clipped it out when it first appeared, and now, seven years later, il still bolds true. -A DEVOTED READER IN MUNCIE, IND. DEAR DEVOTED: Wltla pleasure! Tills gem was wrlUe• by Nancy Cartta, ud It 11 one of my all-Ume favorites. TEEN-AGE LAM.ENT Tbe ... moralUy -ud fl'eedom . From claues-wllat a drag! From Mom aad Dad -always arplng. From llomewortt -aeueleu lloara. From cllsciplble -ueleu. From cllu~ -a bore. From coelorml&y -a llupp. I'm myo .. woma•Mw. Made 90 by 011e dedlioe. 0.e lloa.r of love alMll pleu11.tt. Free now to look at my daeerleadla1 sweater kuglag la lite cloeet. My boob ud 'basketball sclleftle restblg OD tbedielf. My material for a prom fonaal -.ever made -u It lit.I amid lite rellll.U.llU Of tile faltrka left onr from my ma&erahy &ope. My medals from bamd ucl daolr, fonakee Aaa Laaders la lite cla&&er ol a jewelry boa. My frk9ds pa11ID« by my whldow, Lau11Ua1 over dte «oulp cohuaa la Ute scllool paper, AM puJJag over wbo will be Ute ant to e aperieece Tlae aew morality -aad freedom. For deaa.i8« -wbat a dra1 ! For lllm -always ar1ala1. For lroel•« -seaaeleu boars. For dishes -ueless. For cookillg -a bere. For tn -a li•caP· Ola God, If yoa are tltere, Pleue let aomeoM take tla1a crytag baby off myu.dl AM let my feet duee c.ee more. I am IO old. Aad I WH .ever yoaa1. W.rc:fdjitg olld tftgGg#· '"'"' OMOlllCt'mtftll ,,... Oii ...... .. ,,.. Dcdlfl PllOI. '°""' ore oucdloble ct all DoUll "*"" oJJk~• "' bl/ coUbtf tlae Ptotur•• [)rparf'""". UU.Ul. To avoid d11oppoi"t· ment. P'OIJ)«live bridts· art r~ to have thltr : Wfddlng •tones, with o • block.ond·whitt Qlo•a, Of' i tht tmM "'of tlae c0f4)W, to the Feature• Depart· ment one week be/or~ tlw, wedding Mrs. Moore Moore-Wiley Mesa Verde United Methodist Church of Coeta Meo waa the setting for the wedding of Sue Wiley of Coata Mesa and 'lbomu Moore or Los Angeles. -~ The bride, daugbfer of Mr. and Mrs. Troyce WUey al Costa Mesa, graduated from Est.~Mia Hi«ib School and attended Cal State, Northndee. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Moore of Danville, also graduated from Estancia High and attended UCLA. The couple plan to live in Los Angeles after a trip to Acapulco and Puerta Villarta. Herring-Wiley Robin Hernng of Dana Point and Robert Wiley, both or Laguna Niguel, have announced their engagement and plans for a February wedding at Un ited Methodist Church in South Laguna The bnde·elect. daughter of Mrs and Mrs . Ed Hernng of Dana Pomt, graduated from Dana Hills High School Her fiance. son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Wiley of Laguna Niguel. g raduated from Laguna Beach High School and attends Orange Coast College -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~s~~~ /\Favorite Drug Store·,) 1 For Blood Preaaure ~ r'~J * Testing Only $1 .00 ~/ I''-7 -t. 1, -• ' ~ -' -'...-~ ' ' I (J.I V .lL -J ....,_ V ... J _ _;~-~LI ;u "'-('/ • r 1J. • • ·I ' -~ • Run From Office ·Food Pusher .-......-~-:--...-~~ ~. Calif. law make• tt eaay for you '° ... • lo•••d INTERIOR DECORATOR INONEDAYI 8ftdMweMDI ......... Boroseope MONDAY, OC'TOBEll ZI By SYDNEY OMAR& AlllES <March 21-April 19): Popularity increases, aura of celebration exists. Expand .borizom, perceive potenUal, look beyond the im· mediate. TAtlaUS <April 20-May 20): You take solid steps towards goal. Help yourself by becoming familiar with basic material. Means do your homework. GElllNI (May 21-June 20): Study Aries me.sap for valid hint. Bring aspirations into focus. Pursue educaUonal project. Travel. publisbin1, spiritual insights are featured. CANCE& (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on money invested in home, property. partnership project. You receive gift from unexpected source. LEO (July 23-Au1. 22): Defer to wishes or one cloee to you. Accent on deflllition of terms, contractual obligation, legal rights and permission.a. VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What seemed routine could be transformed into major opportunity, project. LOIL\ (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): A search is concluded -unlvenal appeal and love are featared. Empbula on speculation, · &COaPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Restrictions are removed; you can make new starts in new directions. You establish principles, basic Policy. You 1et 1reen light from authority fl1ure. 8AGtlTA&IU8 (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): Short trip may be neeeuary to obtain needed material. Intuitive flHh results in gaining elusive ....... · CAPmCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Solution to flund-' dllemma comea into focus. You make valuble COlltact, eocial actrvity accelerates. _,Am111 (Jan. JO.Feb. 11): What wu an obatael• can be transformed Into a st.eppUc-lltODe. Take lDiUative, state cue in dlr,; a .... r . --(Feb. 19-llardl 30) :• llw of eo11mmln1Uom wWl oae 1M11Jfloed to bome, bmpM". Praetice of Golden Rule enables you to ..... -OUI bmeftts. FEAR OF FL YING? ~ 1ake The First Step To Take-Off CAU FOR BROCHURE (71') $46-3629 . tiet. 4102 talked about: Tbe Offtce Food Pulber. Every office or plaee ol '""'==• bu oae. 8Br9 A WOllAN .., ~ wel8a about• ........ wbo eom.. ID~~ wMla a •appb' al food that .... k .... -....... to tantalize you. Need a cookie fix? She '1 t.be CODDeC:Uoo. A Danlab lQ)eetloD? Sbe'a llOt lt. A Crodl Pot party? She's ti.. euppJier. Tbe omee Pood PUllber .-b alowl)' at flnt to pin your eoa.ftdeaee. She IDQ amble up to you when you're havtni your ftnt cup of coftee at the deK and say, ''Tell me what you think of this strudel. I Juet tried a new recipe." The next time (two hours later) abe brings out a buttenugar cake and says, "Today's my birthday. You wouldn't refuse a piece of my cake, would you?" As the weeks go by you are drawn to her desk by garlic dips, homemade breads, sandwiches and candles. It is only one day when you accuse the office or moving your typewriter and someone points out that it is bidden under your stomach that you know you have the eating-on-the.job habit. But it's too late. You're already dependent on the Office Food Pusher. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WIMwY•W.t .... .... YOO nND YOUUBLF et tin t.be IDOl1U.q •t.alkinl tbe omce Food Pmber'• desk aaytq, "Got anytbiq to take the taste al •tam.-out ol my mouth?" You invent reuons for a party. "It's my anniversary. I cut my first tooth 46 yean a10." "It's my laat day." "It's my last meal." I lcnow what I have become and it's too late for me. But for the women who a.re just entering tbe job market, let me give you a piece of advice. Before you accept the position, wander through the office. Is there a thiD eirl at a desk? Does she have a letter opener wtth icing on it? Are there crumbs in her outgoing file? Is she putting a homemade taco in aluminum foil on tbe radiator to melt the cheese?" Runasfastasyou can! PUT YOUR HAIR IN AN EXPERT'S HANDS . OUR MISS ROUX HAIRCOLORING , 13.00 An expert's touch does make a difference. turning dull, grayed hair to beautiful, glowing color. Make your appointment now with our colorists. Call (714) 759-1211. Hairworks. 6UlLOC~5 \'1l5UI~~ PIOPLIALL ALOM6THI 01AMM COAST 18.Y~Dll. l!tilWlt•ll .. ------.... ------'!'ml!'!"""-!!'-~~~-------.. ~ 10 dllly1 Mon.·ll'llHl.•frL11119: Tues.·Wid.·Slt. till e. Sun. 12 till 5 . • WHOLESALE SHOWROOllSt ... a.a ..... No bwl I'll tell you wha t, where and hOw to take each step ,. and avoid my S3S m istake, where to f i nd showrooms. how to Introduce ycunelf. Send S 10 to R. Flshtt Bo• S9S1, Oraftge, ca. 92667. ( ...... ~ .. ,.,.. WHICH WAY DOES ILL WIND BLOW? Fortwte Te ... r Knows -For • fH ww·1 u. • .... ., 1a t11i1 ... o1 _.. aete kilil " -.. ,. na. n.-. .,_. u, _. ml1~ear ...... otUI••..-. For ..._.., Cld111• ..... U •u Looq, ...._ "IJ&dl nn.e••, ... wor#ll ID Ute c1Ana•o1rw..rc.a..1••=•"ww• •••> ... Illa lnlie • ..., ........... al tbe ....... ol I ...... c ...... e forll_. COD· cl-*'. AT ,.. Tiii• or a dMda, an.e.. bLt wife Linde Md UMIAt two tblldNe ..,. llriq In I husury Mme lotlted in I Boal&~ luburb called Kowtooe ToQa, wblcb IDHDI • Poed ot the Nillll Drqou". Had be comu1Wd a f\ln1 1hul muter before movtna ln. It la moet UkeJy U.at be would Miv. been warned .,.Wt tempt. Ina fat.. P'OI In tbe m~cal 1W"Viva1 ot the ttttfft, the ·•uw. Or.,oe ' mU1t eventually If we ">' IO tM ~btDtcl m1'M ol tbe DiM full· fl'OWD c.....,... 1"bo domlnate tbe Jieaeodaey POIMI. ft la apeeulated tbat Bruce wu weU-awue o1 the Md 1uq lbw tbet .~ blm ta b1I Kowlooa Toe& bome, and tbat be ~t to cteneet tbe evil iDOuencea b)' bavlQI a peatacle- lllre, Elaht Trl1r•m mirror, called a pat lrua, placed over the doorway ot b1I home. However, it ia 1aid U.at the mirror wu acddMt•lb' blown over duriq a typhoob sbort.ly before tbe actor died, leaving the way clear foe the loevitable. 8ELIEVE&8 IN FUNG SllU1 will tell you that your life'• luck is governed by the location ol your home, office, and even by the position· lng of your furniture in relatloo to currents of wind. water now and other elements. The tentle outline of RMI Koq Harbour. reaembllnl the contours of a comfortable chair, For a Substantial Fee Seen Sagest Cure ..... 191111 '° .,.... by tun• ............... wbo attrt.._ llaq KGGI'• 111ec.s .._,to WI po-tr.,ade ,....-.. . ... _ ~ 181 belief .. fuaa ........ beck to ._ -Ap. 81 tbe 1Jda C1111D1rJ AD,,_, 1buJ waa e1-lfted u an hDportaDt .ldence. Em,.,... ol AAtMat Cb1na put ,....i store by wbat tMlr hmc lbul advlMn laid about tbtt pro- bable UmJnc ol rebellloQ la the eountrJ bued oo weetber CODdlUona. ' M to tbe CJrtllm ol fUDI lbul, the IDOlt COD· vlnclq tbeory 11 ooe wb.lcb llUa th1a belief to a1rteultare, more apeeifteally to about a. BC, when farmers in Cb.Ina an~ to bave •tarted to cultivate rice. Tbe Ideal CODdhJoaa for rice llVWinl incorporated 101De ol the bulc ofrulet of tune lbui, includ.iq. ~t ba1aDce w at.er, soil and wlod.I. IT 18 ALSO P0881BLE tbet tbe prlncipal in~trument of tune abui, the geomanttc compau walb a macnetic compua at ill ~. IW'· rounded by tbe Eicbt Tril?UDI, and mutinp for lbe seasons, derived from th1a period. Io *' years, funs sbw wu dlrectJy relat· ed to burial of the dead, and aequired IDOlt of !ts present.day supenUUOQI overtones. Today m Hong Kong, it is aUU believed lf one'• an- cestors are buried in an area ol aooct tune abui that the lives of the deacendaots wlll ~ harmonious and lucky beeawae their aneeston are at peace. Travekrs Solve Fear of Fly ing, Seat Hassles By STAN DELAPLANE . The travel editor said to me: "Getting ttu!fed into three-abreast airplane seating bugs me. I don't h ave enough living space. Here's what to do. EVERYBODY'S looking for a spot with an e mpty seat in the mid· 4ile. "Head for the back of the plane. Get a three-across and YOU sit in the middle aeat. Most people will pass you by -they don 'l want som e body by them. Wh en somebody finally has to sit down. he has to take the aisle or the window. "YOU JUST MOVE over one seat. And you've got an e m pty seat bet ween you." He said: "Of course. ir the plane is sold out, absolutely rilled. you're !)andw1ched. But us ua lly it works .·· The wide ·bodied planes seats two aisle. two and two. aisle. two -avoid this problem. Charter tour planes pack them in. YOU·CAN CON OLE yourself that the f.light is c heap. Twelve hours to Europe or Hong Kong on one o r these is misery. On scheduled flights inside the U.S., stewardesses tell me Tuesday a nd Wednes- day a rc lightes t. "We bid for these days." .. Fnday and Sunday a re jammed . And th rc e·duy holiday weekends forget 1t'., ' .. ----- TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLB Cruising Helps Lick ACROSS 73 Castotl lt1endt measures 74 Oeteci 140 Aviator 23 Helm poa 1 Pitcher 76 Epic poem 144 Want ad 27 Satlo< 5 Nff'nbte 78 Two-winged abbr. 32 Alriean Vii· 10 Crustaceans flyer 146 StorehouM tage 15 Roman god· 81 Dutch com· 147 Egyptian 33 Buffet den mune IOIJI 37 Btbllcat pro- 19 Expunge 82 R!Yet: Taga· 148 Spenlstl noun 20Commo~ tog farmland 38 ShOo' plau 84 Floss 153 Make 39 Great Lake 2 1 11-nng 88Homer"s amends 41 Smalt heh 2 words eptC 154 Nlgflflan 42 Cutting 22 Sheeptlke 89 Te•tite tab-tribe tOOIS 24 Manufac-llC 156 Danish eoln 43 Third: tures 91 Winged god 157Compera-Comb form 25 Constella-93 zeus· hie t1veending 44 Be borne tlon fluid 158 S8'Yan& 45Japaneae 26 Luzon 94 Wagerer 159 Gembllng bey native 96 Leal game 48 Svelte 28 EdgatA -98 Pismire 160 Hinder 4t Steve 29 Watnes 990f 1ouch 162 tncome: Fr. 50Tuck'apal 30 Trite 101 Female 164 School: Fr. 51 Blame •31 As far as $1)8ep Pl. 165 Young girl 52 Jepeneae 32 TV headl.n-103 Love s1ory 166 Narrow ChurCh .... 105 Spartan opeotngs 53 Paradlae 34 Continent; king 167 Handle 55 Rates Abbr. 106 Club 168$pool 56 Pitch 35 Harengue 109 Connecticut 57 Story 36Grain college DOWN 80 Valley aa"Germlree 11 1 Semblance 61 ldentily .4') Re&atlon 112 W8S1e 1 Hewu: Lal· 63 Chana 42 Endeavor allowance In tie UMubttan· 46Cleatm1 113 ··-vk:1us·• 2 Maori canoe llal 47 Weight 116Vww 3 Donkey: 67Sch0otmaa· allowance 118 Female Ger. r.r 49 Signify horse 4 S.tuk'le ee Three: 54 Getup 120COmp.ua 5 Leuen C~b form -55~18d pl. 6 lndo-Cht· 890u ti S6 Otta WOl'I!· 121 cavern neMlan-71 Importune ... 122 Medieval ouaoe 73 Bla<*board 58 WrtnlCleO flddle 7 Feminine 74 PrOhlbtt 598'08d 123 Clocilcs nll'M 75 Rich cake eo~ 125Toww e Stat« Abbr. n 0enom1na. 61 Japenete 121Neu 9 8eette Ilona drllMa 129Mexlcan 10 Almegl'llng 78 Apron top a Hll1du orn con 11 &#1 deity 79 lalend: Fr. ... UMduf. 1301n*-'e: 12Vlper IOCMem tttMed 2WOfdl 13B-.lng 83 Tr1M91 && Holylg. 132 Ory 14 Slink NV9dicNf• te9'1d0ebld 1S3 Challenge 1s Amir ott1eer pent t7lrOUMB 134 Def~ 16Caucaelan MEtne,e.g.: 700r.-c 135 ..... , IOUtct fenvuege Abtlt. ~ 137 Fi'*9~· 17 Hindu god 87 a.tore gto.lnd ment 11DMl...o llO Wire MMoe 72-Anlonkl 139 CoollOge. to 19 Ptlnling 92 Femlllh SEE CLAS8tFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS • 95 Bole 97 Auatrallan bird 98 Handle: Fr. 100 Askew 102 l.8th 104 Slangy con- trectlon 106W&oer- 107 Olsmounted 108 Clomesticat· ed 110 Babylonian goddess 112 88ndage 113 Travel pet· mlt 114 Eager 115 Comfort 117 Fiber knOC f 19 Mlscalou- let es 121 Ace or trey 122 Jewel 124 Nuns I 26 Ceremony 121 Redactors 128 Candy- 129 Idle talk 13 1 Greek letter 133 Leave 134 Ambery 136 Requires 136 OOlhcore 139 ln-tlon mark 140 Sottlood 141 Chemical suffllt 142 HlnOu uni· veree 143 Some bills 145 Noble: Ger. 147 Gl'MIC letter 149 Speed 160Century plant 151 Glade 152 Devoured 155 Elr. 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Y-t)oOt ICMI Store-I Y-A~ffl COSTAMUA642•1 753 lt.lll..._, .. ..-. MIUIO'I v1uo495-0401 2"11 c-.. '-"'-0 F ... Aftr,... ti.I RABBITT INSURANC:F ......... ............ ,.. ·~·. ,....., FAltMiltS ·~· ••H M erl li-Mn lt14.....,,C.... .... DO YOU FLY WITH damp palms? An intelligent woman, calm, got it all together, CANNOT get on an airplane. "I don ·t know why . I know it's absurd. Butfor me . I feel in deadly danger." A stewardess flew for eight years. One day -for no reason she knows -she was gr ipped with terror. Been on a lot of psychologists' couches since. But never again on an airplane . Airlines run soothing courses in a mockup -Can airplane that stays on the ground but makes flying noises> -while the pilot explains how normal it is. Safer than driving the highwy . All true. I never m et a graduate. so I don 't know how well it works. . .. . I TRAVELED ON airplanes for 10 vea rs I fie\' a LOT I fl ew wi th a stomach full of rock!> plus plenty of martinis I made> Kleenex rich drying my hands My knuc kles were always white. I wore out arm rests gripping them. One day I got over it. One day. One flight. I haven't the slightest idea why. I 've ne ver had it s ince. Jt could happen to you. Feel better now? <No. I thought not.> " " .. NOW THE GOOD NEWS:· Airplanes have magazines and playing cards. Games for kids. Movies. And the food is usually good. considering tha t it's warmed up. They'll heat the ba by "s bottle . But don't de· pend on the reservations people even tf they say they carry baby food. The ground crew often forgets to put 11 on. Carry your own. Don't depend on ha ng ·up clothing bags. There isn 't room on a full plane . • • • IF YOU TAKE AN airline that rues on· Iv within the state. they won't check your baggage across to an international line . 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Finally the ctracon himaelf wu comulte(' · to show that no disrespeet wu meant blm. ~ temple WU built Oil the hillside to placate tbe0 beut. in addition to a 1ummer-houle at the top ot tbe mountain: a budaae and .... bat for~ dregon. to ensure tbet be did not "lille t.eer. amoac bil fellowl. Chriatmaa TOIW to EavDt and Kenya o.c.~. 1111 • .-.1, ,_ .. TRAVEL BAG -.1 ' (714) 131-1119 tor llltom ............. . We guarantee you c.an'f duplicate thi~ unbefievable trip anywhere at this fabulous price! · .. . ' .. A COMPl.ETEVACATION There's no better way to see China. The comfott of your ship at night md the exptement of sightseeing d uring the cky. • \ H~E ARE AU YOUR EXCLUSl\lt FEATURES •• * San Francisco, Los Angeles or Nationwide round-trip dep.irtu~ via scheduled wide· body Pan Am 747 and 747SP jelliners. * l4-~y Cruise ~ng the ~inland Chin .. 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Name--------------..... . ..._ Addt--------------- 0~-------S~Mo-.--Z••-.--- Tel«ptloM ------------- : ' 11 1: 1! 1! I I! 1: 1: •! ,, :i J NO OI UCATION, O f CO URSE Ofl.a1cm· t •t HI•"~ fOf C111b V1<t1ion. 1n!Hllalillft.tl ICV11 ~.,.,, on~ j '"<• lnch1dto• "'IMIMnll!p In t VI and h per penOfl '(~t•d Oii • L doubt• O«\IP'ntll , .. ,. pClrl la• ... -------------· I -. . . .. -·------- .. . :. .,,., OctoOer 21. 1971 Vini!ent Price prefers character roles and c~medies ' Jlfft Yoa& CAP> -Vl8C9l Mee talb fcmd. b ..... 111ie ..t famoua barrcw fUds, ''Rowe ot •u." He taMla u .,.u of ltWa wtt Olcar WUde . ................. ,... • •• ••·IDID Off ...... ., ... ... M Nalb UOta .... ---ot ..... ...,. ft.Im ol Ma. "lill IUM of Woman." That llf l • l&.Mftd 1'obert Mltcb"m u a pmtbot, Jane R~ •bit 1weMle IUld Price• a baa ador. Set ln Meld~. lt wu produced bJ Howard H_._,tMllOtedrt9 mp.lt wu tobea ._... m1hllruaa. It ~ame a bUatft mla ot'~rlme, foul plQ and p&·buldna llQIUct. "ID tbe mJddJe ol thli pldure, Howard f tl tn.'l ove wlth this cbiracter I wu play. in~." Price 1ay1. bl• bl • eye. twlnklln c . " e flniabed the film and I went to Rome for another picture. But be ca\led us all back for sotpe new scena." ,· FOa INSTANCE, a VINCENTPAICE scene where 11.itchum WU held by baddies on a yacht a few miles offshore. Price. playing his bambone friend, summoned the police and set off e.a dramatic rescue mission. ,_ They embarked in a small boat at a dock set llughes spent $1.S0,000 to build: "We all crowded in tile boat and sailed off to save Mitchum from this fate wone than death." • Ala.a, the boat slowly sank as they pushed off: ·teut I'm still standing on the prow. I look around. All the people are underwater, bats are floating 81'ound and bubbles are coming up. "AND I SAY, 'Stop mumbling and abandon ship!'" He still laughs about it. "Howard wrote that line -and others equally wild. It's funny, be was the:one who really instigated that comedic part." The veteran act.or, who revels in such hijinks, miSbt never have learned such humor lurked in fi'l)hes -or even become an actor -bad he plbued his original goal of becoming an art his· n. r,\~GINc; r~ ~ the ~C'~ umque gift ...,~ 642-2697 "HAUOW...-(R) • AmMAL CRACKERS , rr~ SINGING TELEGRAMS ,. -,.::q .- 714/675·9966 Wl"'t COMEDY TO QOI ;"f ~-.. ..... -~ ...... UIWAllOI' llOO lllOOllMIHIST ""'OO'l Bt«• 613 !3~ " ....... 1116'•b ID'#AllOS tlllllllll Wiit Wttlf'r!; n,111 6f:tl J'4)' .. IS A COMEDY TO CHEER ABOUT! IT'S JUST EXCELLENT." -Gene Snalll, NBC·TV (TODAY SHOW) "EVERYTHING A MOVIE HIT NEEDS . Reynolds is a truly fine actor in a beautifully controlled, perfectly understated performance. EverybOdy comes out a winner in 'Starting Over', especlalty the audience. n -Regis Philbin, KABC·TV .. FAST AND FUNNY while it breaks new ground. Unexpectedly touching." -Janet Mastin, NEW YORK TIMES Price, born • yeara ato lD Sl. LoWI, Mo .. wu •Yount Yale craduate wbtn UM cbut• occurNd. He wu atudYtnc art b1Jtory al tbe Cowtauld ln1Utute lo London. Juat fOC' f\m, be bad a Co at actlna H AOKE IN at Loodoo'I tiny Gate Theater dotn1 "Victoria Re1lna" -whleb he later dld oo 8toadw1y wlt.b Helen Hayes. a llfelonc friend. Tbe head of the Couta ukl loalitute cautht b1J act at the Gate Price recall.I that tblJ party, wbo bad the im· posln1 name or W J . Con.stable, later "sent me a lelt~r It said. 'You cao always be an art biatorian, but you milbl as well be an actor.' " So be dJd that .H.e bowed on Broadway 1n 1935 m "V1ctona Realna " <he's alnce done elgbt other plays there!). 1md wtnt. on to act ln 90-some films, startina wtlh "Service de Luxe" ln 1938. Smee 1977, he's occupied hlmseU between mm job11 by playing Wilde, the wild Irish writer, in "01 versions and Delights." THE Pl.AV, BY J ohn Gay, ls a demanding one lt involves 95 minutes or nonstop talk by Price alone But he's done it more than 400 times in over 90 cities, from Hong Kong to Ml. Pleasant, Mich. The actor, a tall, white-haired man of courtly manner, considers Wilde, wbo died in 1900, still "the most quotable man in the world. He's still outrageous. He's everything that everybody wants to be and hasn't the knowledge of language to brir.t( off " Price, married to actress Coral Browne and 'the father of two kids, one a poet. the other a 17· year-old budding actress "who 1s mad about the theater." stilJ loves acting alter SO-plus years in it ·li1" · · e'dward s • W \'. ' NEWPORT. lii>i·h·4:il Jfll'WPOJlT 0 OEJfTEJl Newpon •••Cft M4-07tO DAiii I I .. • .. • 1:11 lt:tl CHAPMAN AVE. & S.A. FWY ORANGE 634-2553 SUll tw• 111. ·I Gt l Ot l .. ·IHI SAi U•·l• , .. tt1 It_• 1111 rwu ACtUtto OU111111• UIM'IWJO• FOf furlhef inforfNCion call Enllflalnment Holflne 714-534.fREE lOWAllDI' Clll(MA DRUCI 01un Ill l 1L• Mtw ~ti. 4 • untAADI Cl•t•• WlU lDWAllOI MllllOll WHlrl nilaf 8 11 )~l~ • WllJO Mill Cl•llU lil•UoOI\ Voeio 43'> bllO A~tastefU comedy for ac:Uts who can COlri. BLAKE EDWARDS' 10" DUDLEY MOORE JULIE ANDREWS BO DEREK .BLAKE EDWARDS' ·10·' ROBERT WEBBER =.·~~-:.BLAKE EDWARDS '"('<V~~BLAKE EDWARDS • • .,.1QNYAOAMS1 .:.::"':.HENRY MANCINI l'ANAl/tSION'" PAINIS ~y TfCliNtCOl.OR" : . :.....= ~;;...; .. ..( • .;... .. .,_ -""' .,, ...... :;-,'-'t!Jltl .,., l._~J IB!f*1•~1:..~T.-=--__ ......... -.--~ ~ R INFO 534-FREE' r Not oaly tbat, be fully aPl)nWM al bll clauabter ente~ bll proflllklo: "l bate actora wbo NJ, 'J don't wut my eblldrea to 10 lnto theater.' Tben what are they ln ltfor? "They're borin1 people. Jt'a a ~marvelous life . Oocl. it opeu 1ueb doon." Alt.hOUCb Price bu made 1ucb ftlm cluaica as "Lau.ra" and done the workl of Sbakespeare on 1ta1e. he'• belt kDown for b.ll emoUq ln horror fllma, tbe 3-D "House of Wax" tbe most notable example. "Popular film.a, we call them," be says In mock archneu. ntec be laucba and abakes bis bead. "Popular they are, Jesm." TREY NEVE• WEaE inteDded u Great Art. he cheerfully, stoutly, remJnda one a nd all : "Never! They were made u entertainment. And they were wonderfully made." He then spoke of bow Slr Alec Guinness. one of England's most respected ac:ton. called him a few years ago to ask about scienee-ficUoo films, also once dJamiued aa mere billt. "He said, 'You've made a few ol them. How is it working l.n them?' " Price recalled. "I said, 'They're maryelous run . You'll have a wonderful time.' "He said, 'Then I think I'll do one.' " Vincent Price beamed. "It was something called 'Star Wars.• " • Ha tills the harts of men with terror ind tbe harts of wo••• wllb desiret • ~ f"K'T\fU •• .,.,.~. r o...........__--:c:-...... -i-J UA CllllMAS lDWAltDI' MlU Orange 634 39 I I Cosl339 El I oro 581 5880 ra1- ..... ., lt Dtlltl·lll WesllNnster 534·628< llAIMUlllMHtl-* Orange !Jq1-3693 FOR INFO 534-FAEE c1nenomesscAEEn 6 3 U 2 S S 3 C 0 mp LE X CnaipmAn A•e &. !.•nU A"4 ~re~WA'f MATINEES SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" (Al "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" <Al "YOU NG FRANKENSTEIN" <PG> "10 " (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" <R > STROIUm i:scR een 639 7860 Cl DRIVE·l n "10" ."FRISCO KID" {R) "10." "FRISCO KID" {R) K.ltllff• .... , SladtUM "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" (R} "THE LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE LANE" "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" "SILENT MOVIE" (PG) "DRACULA" "COMA"(R) "ANIMAL HOUSE" "UP IN S¥(>t<E" (R) Llll.IOYD ) IN,ORMS In the DAILY PILOT MONTY PYTHOH'S LIFE BRIAN "FRENCH POSTCARDS" . .. ,, ........................... ........... •c.-AND JUSfKf J09 AU111 11)/~JI ~~ ,,,. ............ , ... '"CMON ...... UU _,._,.... . .. ,,__ .. , .......... ~~L..,_...._ STAITINO OVH1•1 rlUI MAaOlO & MAUOI t .. I ., , . • .. , .. * .............. AND JUITKI lo. AU,., ""' MIDNIOMr UNUl1111 .._.c...,,..,.,_ HALU>Wll .. 1111 '"" '"' U000111 .. a.,· ,, ..... SS u ...... RAl'FWle 0Vllt11t NII NIAVIN CAN _...,.. ... , , I I ' i ' ~ l t . , • J. • ' • , • , l .. ' i J .. Studio Tie& Knotts Into Roper's Role KNOTTS JOINS AB ' "Three's Com pany." replaclna Norman Fell and Audra Lindley wbo a]>Wl off lnt.o their own new Hriet, "Tb• ft.open '' He moves Into lbe Santa Monica apartment bouae, where John Ritter. Suu.nne Somen and Joyce DeWitt have lived t.o1etber the put two years. He Immediately takea otf after another new tenant. played by Ann 'Wed1eworth, aod ber rejectaons only e11 him on. "He th1nb he knows ll all and be keepe set· ting rebuffed," says Knotts, who In bis own Hie I is shy and retiring "He comes nght back. He'b a cocky guy. "Fr SEEMS TO be the cbaractertaalioo that people like to see me do on television. lo movies I don't do that character much. Or wbeo I take out plays. I stick with it in television. It's fun lo do and I tbi.ok people expect ll." Norman Felli' Stanley Roper wu prudish, atald and stuffy. Be wu a 1ood backdrop for the anUca ol hls three tenants. The cuUnc of Knotts changn the tenor of the show. He is, If anythlns, o.eraexed, and u wacky u the other three. "Well, I don't play at the same eneray level u they do," aaya Knotts. He bolda hls band up. "BF.CAUSE 'l'lllCY'&E up here all the time. I keep mine a little more -I don't play u staid or placid as Norman did. I have a different kind of character. Not too far from Barney Fife. A litUe older Barney." Knotts, relaxina durina a rehearsal break at CBS Television City, where the show is taped, says It all a~ with Barney. "I had done the nervous character on 'The Steve Allen Show,' " be says. "That waa a pret· ty one-dimenaional, just shaky guy. Whereas Barney Fife was more of a little bantam rooster. It was sort of written into the rirst script. "But I think as we went along I'd say within lhe first 10 shows I had developed the pattern of the character. It took that long for me to really know where I wanted to take him " HIS ROLE ON Griffith's show grew out of a friendship developed when they were on Broadway in "No Time for Sergeants" and then in lbe film. "A few years after tbal he d.id a pilot as a spinoff from 'The Danny Thomas Show' and I saw itoa the air,'' KDotU recalll. .,._. -w ~ ,;.. ::~.:J~4 11,.,,_ LOOK WHO'S MOVED INTO THE ROPERS' OLD PLACE: .•. RALPH FURLEY? Don Knott• Meet• Nelghbora John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somera '· f called and said I think you need a depu- ty. He didn't have one In the pilot. When l saw it, I thought, OO()h, what a neat idea. Andy went for lt right away." HIS CASTING ON "Three's Company" was the opposite. They called him. "I wasn't doing anything," be says. "I'd Just finished a picture with Tim Conway called 'The Prizefighter.' I took to the idea im- mediately." Knotts has been act.Ing since, at lbe age of 13 In his hometown of Morgantown, W. Va., he sent away for a IO-cent gadaet guaranteed to help him t.brow bis voice. POP ANTHEM CVRTAILED NICE, France <AP) - A government official has promised that a con- troversial pop rendition of •·La Marseillaise, the French national an - them, will not be ;ured on national rad.io more than once a week. The new version, by Serge Gainsbourg, pro- voked a protest by war vet.eram. "It didn't work.·• he says, "but they sent a little booklet describing the pnnc1ple of ventriloquism. I got my dummy for 50 cents and two boxtops at a local grocery store "I'd play the local civic clubs. l not only got my inspiration from Edgar Bergen, I used all his material. I used to write 1t down. So I was doing that and in high school l wu emcee of lbe assemblies. After high school, I went to New York to get into show business. I came back In five weeks. Whipped." He was on radio, then telev1s1on. and spent two years on µroadway in "No .Time for Sergeants." f'or three years he played a cow- udly neurot.Jc on the soap opera "Search for fomorrow " R SHOP ~~BAbBOA l'AlU~ ISbAND l~ Fall Festl.,al A Sldftl'allc Sale OCTOBER 27 & 28 SAT. & SUN. NI w-t NJI( H. (.AUr ~UN .. TUL. OCT. ZS.JO • '"' ""' ""'''""'',,, ,, ~" '' l•f f rt"ff ,,,.,,.,,,, i.jlff If U I\\ We have anything you are looking for -gifts, antiques, iewelry, books, clothing for everyone l men, women, children). paintings, toys, sporti119 CJOOds, home furnishings -plus ten great restaurants cmd much more. W t•,tdt!J •f ~;f A ,-.•litk , ~H qr .lit,a.Vf AHOTHP UNIQUE DEUERT FROM 7051. ........ d.. ..... c ... . '71-7904 -.11'\"'llltttr.1111,., .,., ,,, f -\ "''' li1111;1t"l'I \IH• '' '" ,,,, ~ ...... ADMISSIOM SUO SMOll C111'18tS S 1.00 SUM. MA~ 2 ,..,,.. American .tudents go to Parts ... The less they atudy the more they learn. ORDEAONE FOR THE HOLIDAYS ~ S.. ..... "-'-II .. II M.&W.'tllJ Retell & wtloleHle Produced by Qorie Katz· Wrtaen by Wlerd Huyck A Gloria Kea•~ by WMd Huyck ----·----... ---·r.&:l . NOW PLAYING m~EJ ~ ... • COME JOIN THE FUH! OVER I 00 IUSIMESSES TO SHVE YOU! • .. JILL CUYBUROtt IN PNAl'OO HJn'OLUCCI' "LUNA'(Rl I , • .-•• -..L ~ THE< )\I< >\ FIEL~) ~ ... ...... ................ lllETElJR o _,... __ ~ ..• Titl ROCK MID ftOt.L.M Dllc:O MOVl9CWTMI YIMI "SKATE TOWN. U.S.A." fJlua "THANK QOOtrt "UDAY" "WHEN A STRANGQ CALLS" Cft) ....... "DRACULA' "TIME APrEA TIME" (N) ,.. .. I INSIDE: •Bull,... •Consumer •RHI EIUte •Stocki Vou I ¥our Moueg ______ Yenta Dishes-up Work, Fun By THOM L&COQ 1111 .. .,.., .......... C ltbnte a divOtte? •·sure," 1ay1 Mra. Suun Olton, owner ol S•edllh Yenta. "A divorce can nally tear peo- ple up, but it's allo a new start and 1 tMnk people should celebrate oew be11nn1n11." SINCE HEB Mlaalon Viejo company arranges celebratioos, she offers t.bia plan for a big divorcebaab: "First we'd have a marriage- certlftcate burning ceremony. then I'd have a girl pop out of a cake-not nude of course-she'd be waving a banner that said ·congratulations! You CAN have your cake and eat it too.'" T hen she'd serve gourmet food, champagne and supply a bartender for guests. "l 'd give togas to everyone so they'd loosen up." Then a belly dancer to liven proceedings. or a singing tele· gram with a dancer. "Later, I'd have a lot of 'slave girls' bring in trays or fruit and feed grapes to all the guests.·· COME DAWN she'd load the still-wakeful guests onto a boat for champagne breakfast and a look at the sunrise. A Dose of Philosophy, Spoofs It would. of course. COit an arm and a let. but abe la sure Lt would be money well spent. Mta. Ollon would see to that. That ii wbat Swed.lJb Ymta la all about. abe says, flndin& people to do tbe sometimes odcf. often mundane taaka for client.a. Housecleaning ia the moat re· quetted cbor&-"nol just dusting furniture and washing dishes," but the the Spring cleaning that leaves noors scoured, walls scrubbed. And, "Yes, we do windows." AND POa those who have trouble telling domestic help the job isn't done right, Mrs. ·Olson will order her subcontractors to come ba~ and do more "or give the mooe back." Such d tail work is the reason her services are costly-and in demand. But she clearly loves the fun tasks, like cooking and serving breaklast in bed-<:omplete with flowers and no dirty dishes. Costs about $100. she says, but for anniversaries, it seems to be worth the price. Finding people who do the c ho r es right 1s a problem sometimes. she's m anaged to locate reliable household helpers, singers. a belly dancer. a clown for childrens' parties, people to take care of convaleaclni patient.I as well as cooks, bartenders and others. II as. OLSON says she's alwaya alert for new people with talenta abe could help market. And. she keeps her ean tuned to party plans when supervising housecleaning or other taslta. "Some of my beat leads comt; that way." A former elementary teacher, sbe a1ao bas plans for services for parents. "My attorney Is researchlng regulations on weekend child care for grownups who J want som e time alone " And down the r o ad s h e hopes to build a d u a 1 · purpose bead· quarters that o rt e r s da y c a r e f o r ouo. youngsters and doubles as a wed- ding or party hall in the evenings Meanwhile she's in the process or 1ncorporatin~ MRS. OLSON actually began Swedish Yenta 1n Wisconsin. but moved here early thil year wt,tb her husband. "Comins to t.lda area bu been the best move I .. Hi8h dlspoaable income of many relldenta helps a lot, D says, but many not-so-wealthy people a.ave up for tb.lnl• like breakfut in bed. And. abe'a found some unusual talenta among local people. Her belly dancer, Mary Ann Moreno, performed ~r specialty in the film "Animal Hou.se." Another ia great at organizing moves for people. "The key is to have people representing you who are absolute professionals ... people who d o what they do thoroughly." AND, SHE adds, it takes a bit or intuition to anticipate pro- blems with clients. "I had a client who liked to play pranks on friends, pies in the face and things like that. One time l thought _lt would be run to turn the tables~ "It was a disaster. He was one or those people who dished it out but couldn't take it. I could tell instantly we'd made a terrible mistake so we had to reverse it and goon " Signs of Good Times • • • By Arl'llUa VINSEL Of .. o.t1Y ~Sutt Mainstream America is pretty much alite in appreciating humor, aentiment, pbllosophy aad a llWe blue apoofery lD mat- ters ol eex. 1ay1 a HunUJqrton Beacb man wbO ts auc:ceaau.u:y fl~Ula&ltram forpraftta. Coole7 .... JUlt a fW _... for a ,..,, eeal8 GD ...... -c.,.. • ... 11U1•t ol Walbrtte Inc .• has parlayed the firm into a Hawaii-to-Maine l chain in lust two yean. 1 COOLEY, U. quit USLIFE in- surance in urn after being an executive Jong enou&b to learn that be who laughs oo the i<>b lives to lau.&h a lot longer. His Waibrtteners today de- corate deslta, offices and even h o m e s throughoat t he country. each offering a chuckle. a guffa w or a • little serious ,food f or thought. "I was sort o f k icked from pillar to post in my last 10 years (in the insurance corporation),'' Cooley s ays. He was simply in a pro- fessional rut at the age when a man begins worrying about ruts. THROUGH A fluke, the Hunt- ington Harbour resident learned in 1977 that a novelty company, then limited to the Southland and Las Vegas was for sale and bis career direction changed abruptly. "For the first time e ver I picked up the classified ad sec- tion of the Sunday paper and looked under Business Op- portunities," says Cooley. "It was tbe first ad I saw." He called the number listed that IDOl1d:nc and J&&llan Brown. a onetime Jukebox repairma.o and trutrated writer who founded u. eomP11D7 ao years ~-::'-tool ol dnodllnt joltH and aphorisms in the '40s wben bis elusive muse taJleel u be tried to compc>M pl'OH. Tben, one day a friend au11e1ted marketla& them. So be did. quite succeufuily. but on a amall acale. ''TllllEE MONTHS later I was owner of the company. I didn't know a thing about marketing. But I think it was the best decision I ever m ade." Cooley declares. He began to learn and took in longtime friend and insurance broker Di c k J ohnson a s a partner ln the business or mak· ing people stop, look. laugh and sometimes listen to a bit or com· mon sense. You know Cooley's s tock-in· trade. The neon-colored cards are familiar to com er grocery store shoppers, long haul truckers and tourists browsing in gift shops. WALBRITENERS are those bold-lettered, 6 x 9-incb cards de dicated to freedom of ex· presaion and the purs uit of mirth. Cooley calculates that today he ha• 4 ,000 accounta na- tionwide, serviced by 200 dl.s- tribaton. witb 2,2&0 accouabt alooe in Im peraoaal Southern California-Las Ve1u distrlbu· lion reg1on. "A distributor can atart with ua for aa little as ~." be ex-plalna, ootlog they buy t.be cards and service their own routes. The only geographic areas un- tapped by Walbrile are tbe sparsely populated northwest.em states bordering Canada. WHICH AMONG A typical floor rack or 400 cards or coun· tertop rack of 200 sells best fro~ a geographic or demographic standpoint? Do sophisticated Southlanders go for a little sex·and-spice in their card selections? Do New Englanders choose t r ied -and ·true a pho ris m s reflecting their taciturn, no· nonsense Yankee nature? Do the cowpokes, truckers and oil roustabouts of Texas and Oklahoma favor down -to--carth stuff alluding to bodily functions and human frailties or tem- perance or morality? NO, DECLARES Wa lbrite's president. "The funny thing about these cards is that we can take them to Watts. Century City and up to Maine and the same bestsellers sell the same." he explains or an apparent d eep , univer s al American taste. By PAT DUNN of-.,...,"*' ..... More than 140 mJWoo ordinary or whole life insurance policies currently in force were bought by consumers who, for the moat part, bad no way of comparing the cost and the benefits of competing policies. lnaura~e As a result. the Federal Trade Commission (Fl'C) baa decided price competition is l.neffec- Uve lD the We lnaurance i.nduatry and con- sumers abould be taking a bard look at tbeir policies. THE Fl'C POUND MOST life lnaurance policies sold by a1enta are comblnatlom of pure wurance protection and aavinp. The aavlqa portion costs mucb more than tbe lnaurance. In 19'1'7 more than half of tbe S.14 billion lD pre- mlumt paid went into aaviop, while ooly '5 billion (or about. 15 percent) wu pald out \n deatbclaiml. I jReveals SaftngRate The avera1e rate of return on aavtnp paid by tbe lDdultr)' to all ordinary poUcyboldera wu between land 2 percent. While elMDtially tax-free, tb1I la far below rates beinC paid by other ftnandal lllltltutlool. Baa. al return oa individual polld• va,y widely, clepmdtns oo, amoac other tblnp, the com1>m1 Md bow &oal you keep tM pulley. PoUa. Mid for JO yean, far a.ample ... ,,. from a low of mlDUI 1 pereeat to man tlaaa I perffllt. You 1en.=erall set bllet lw tau JOG'" pldd ln U tbe ey la bekl for ._. Uau 10 yean. Tbll la 11 ar to an urlJ witbdrawal penaltJ on aome type& ot aavtap :attOUDtl. 89CAVIB OONSV•Sa& DON'T haft tOID· parau" tntormaUoa, prtee competition la 10 la· etfectlft ID tbe iDdUllrJ that eoaa.....-.,..-. I . , : , . Harlie Cooley. H untmgton Beach, has taken his own advice and turned 1t in to a profitable and growing novelty company Some curds have been consis· tent sellers for deeades; others a re flops on first distribution and are dropped. The other evokes the loftier truth and poetry of hre "Most or ll IS the little Mom and Pop stores And none or our material I), political. None of jt is seasonal." "Th ese a r e ou r two bestsellers." says the en· trepreneur who keeps a careful market analysis by the month. "If you love something/ set 1t free I If 1t comes back. it's yours I If 1t doesn't , it never COOLEY SA VS the closest Walbnte comes to dealing with a cha in store operation is placing floor or countertop racks in con- "enience markets. and they are all fra nchised with individual owners. was·· ONE DEPICTS a cute little boy of 2 or 3 on a plastic potty with a caption that says· "No job is finis hed u ntil the paperwork is done." "They are the two bestsellers. and yet they are diametrically opposed in content ," says Cooley. who instru ct s di s- tributors to let their accounts help choose their own selections He say~ that personal contact "None of our trade is done with large chains," he explains. <See SIGNS, Page CZ) 20-year rates of return of I percent or less com- pete succeaafully against companies that pay 4 to 6 percent. Contrast thls with the banking industry where differences of a quarter of a percent are boldly .tvertiaed. · According to FTC Chairman Michael Pertachuk " ... no other product in our economy that ia pu.rchued by so many people for so much mooey is bought with so little un· derstand1n1 of ita actual or comparative value." The FTC bu 1u11ested a model replation to state IDlunnCe com1nluiom that would ,... q\lire dilelolun ol the COit aad tbe rate ol r.· tarn CID all ..... type polides told. ti JOU aJread1 cnm an Gl"dlurJ or wbol:e life lntur.-. poi,6C7. the rrc bu 1C11De 1...,..uou ffW JOU. I •• • cue& TO ass warnrsa it pa11 dhtcllodl. 1D neeat 1•an dlYldend-pa11nt or " poUcl• bave ....natY paid of return aad are tie onlY kind of returDt mar rlM wttb ~atloa. U 1Gm ~la DGD·putidpe.Uae, ~ are that '/OW aaW.,. are eandaa a low rata ol retr. Yoa mQ be able to IDereae t.lda rate by borrowing on the cash value you have in tbe policy or you may want to consider replacing it. You can borrow some or all of the ca.sh value you have in your policy and pay interest to the company at the "poUcy loan interest rate" stated in the policy. On many ex.istlng poHcles thls rate ia about 5 percent. The interest ia de- ductJble from your federal income tax. But if you do bom>w, the amount of in· • surance coverqe ia reduced by the full amount of the k>an. Get details oo what you are entitled to from your a1eat or company. IF YOO OE TIDN&.ING about repladq existing coverqe, check to make sure that YoU are bealtb.y enouab to bu.y We lnauranee at ata.D· > dard rat.el. U not, lt will probabl, be better to keep your preeent policy. Before replact.nc an niatinl policy or boJ· iJll a new one, shop arcMmd. Not au similar poUclea coet tbe aame. Ask to see the ·~· tereat ~Ulted cost.'' Compare three or t.r d11fereat companies. Aak about tbe rate ol mr tum 'OD your •vine•. -.. Call or write your state lnaurance c:M- mitllon to set wbat coat lnlonn.UOO )'CMl .. Sboppiq can aave you hundreds of dollars ~. a 20-yur perlocl. ' • • .. ·,. ·=· YOV CAN CONTACT TIR Callfor91' Departmlal ol lnauraoee bJ wrtdnl to= Oom........itb, Loe A.nsea. toOOI, or by • in• <•JJ> 'llf.25'12, . The ITC Staff Report, "Lite luurance Dlaelolun." No. Oll-OOO-OOl51-5 (JulJ um~•, available from the Supe~t al .___,_ ment1. U .6. Goverument PrlDtlat 0 W:athlncton, D.C. 20402, at a c:Gllof.. • -• t , I : . . . . rw&..YPtLOf lapanln~. .. , Nation Aims . -. . . .. ~=At U.S. Lead ... 'IOKYO (AP> ...! Pick up a camera or a c1JcWator, look at a t.elevlslon in any American home. The chances are eood ll will aay .. Made in Japan." in the put 20 years, the irowth ln quality and quanllty of Japanese exports baa been apec· ta~war. And that growth bu helped booat Japan from one of the poorer countrle. ln the world, with a per capita gross naUonal product of $300 ln 1956. to pearly the richeat, with a per capita GNP this yearofSI0,000 -rou,hlyequaJ(()thet1nit.edSlat.es. -After i•&enlewl•I U.. at .. &I, H4 t-•killl &llell' t:IMe& ................ ., ...... ............. a .................. ... , .. ,.._,_a ... ., ... aai.a.-1•IWM •W ..... Mm& ................ , ..... a ... ...... ._ .................... . •~le s .. s .. e1.r1z-n •.....- ona BOB . In 1 recent artlcle you eatd lhat Uncle 1m 1utMIJd!ae1 home IMl)'tn ln tb• form of income tu 11vln11 due to U.emlud deduc:Uonl for mottaace lnter11t and property taae1 Thll tao't entirely cor· rtct II any llftCle penoo tan take I SZ,IOO 1tend1rd deduction and m1rtted couplet 11t • '3.200 aero bracket deducUoo. So wpayen who buy a home and pay leas than SZ,200 or $3,200 ror their llembt d deducUona don't 1el any extra lH benefit. MlcbAel M. DEA& llUCHA£L: YH're partly cornet. However, It'• pret1y lilarcl &o INiy a a. .. ..._Y ... pay lea tlilH tz,zet 01 tJ.• per yeH a.uJ for pn.peny taa aad ••rl1a1• IMerett. Maee moll laomeo••e11 pa1 more &Jaaa &MM ••• ...... It P•Y• &o l&.mlae tac.me &u declM· ...... . For eaample, •MPJ*le Y•'re la~ JI_ per· CHl blcomt lH braekel aad ,, ... ,.. IMIYIAC a lilome wtu. a •·year morl1a1e for '51.• at 11 percell& la&erett. Tile U.embed la&erett MH· ' 'fS Tf> ('')\tf'l.AI~ · ·' . '. t' . ,·oof\ •·' . 'flf f·. • l .., '/. .t1<1>4' ut·: '"" .. 1 ·n•· . l H II t .. t • ·ro '0 . ·------------------------------~--------------------...... Do~• It P•11 to Grt IHftttt«-1 DEAR BOB: Att.r 18 years or marriage to my MCOOd wife, 1be want.I a divorce. Al our a111. 83 and eo; I tbJnk It'• stupid but. ahe lnJl1ll. Our main asael 11 the home we bou1hl ahortly alter we 1ot married. We have a1reed to eeU ll and dJ vide the proceeds equally. A friend 111d we should wait lo Jell untU after the dJvorce Is final so we can each claim that $100,000 "old folks" tax exemp· Uon. True or f abe? Bruno M DEA& ll&UNO: True. You've rot a smart fr1ead. n.e SIM,• "over 55 ...te" bome Ille tall eumpe.a. appUe1 (f yCHl've eac:• owaed Hd Uved la )'Olll' priadpal resldeace at leaat tllree ol tile ftve yean before 111e, a.ue aever ued &Ma nJe before, aod you are bol.b 55 or older•tlle11Jed1&e. If 1• 1ell wllUe married, oaly one SlM, ... eaem,... Is allowed per marrled covple. But U )'09 waJUoseU u&U ar&ertlledJvorc.e, yottcu eaell exempt from &u up to ttte .... of your 1ll1re el &lie ..... aale pNllU. A* • &aa ... vlNr .. f'Qlalahl:rtllter • ...,. ..... Le9•• •Jtt• ... DEAR 808: I d!111ree with your 1tate· .ment that. a UUe Insurance policy la the beet atsurance of recelvln11ood UUe. If a compe· tenl attorney examines • tiUe atMltract and ab'a an opinion of cleu title, 11 a lofss 1bould occur t.be attorney la liable for the full Iola amount. A UUe l.ftluranc• POl.Jcy pa)'I only up to the oriitnaJ purchue pric.. ThomuM. DEAR THOMAS: Wlllle Y• •re •ut&e COi· rec:t, lf I loae my properly due lo• dUe defect, I 'd ratlaer llave a claim a1atut a ma.ltl·•Ulloa dollar "deep pocket" Utle luaruc:e eompHy tka• aa a&aeney wlilo mlpt aot eve9 carry er· ,.,. ... o..iuao.1 laHraace. AJM, title la· .. , .. ff Ji&le1 .. a11ia1t louea d.ae &e.uuu "" tM ..W'a ana&est tide atton.ey eoal4I newer ClllcoYer .... H forged cleedt, Im· pertOl•&I ... reeordlll• urors, alMI frHcl. Send r~al """' qwlffoM to Roflitrf J. B""'· P.O. &>%6710, 8cM ~.Coli/. tfJOl. SIGNS SIGNIFY GOOD TIMES ••• <From Pa&e Cl ) between ind.lvid11al bwslnesa peo. pie and the distributor helps keep many on t.be boon. Shipment.a of the carda are now prepacb&ed and one aertn la minus any carda tbal contain copy that might orrend aome potential buyers, while another Is more liberal ln content, humor and double enlendre. "THE ONLY thing ls, people have to be able to touch t.be cards. They have lo be able to browse." be says of t.be proven packaging format of placing lbe product in readily reachable racks. So far. uUUzrng the oncmaJ Walbrite founder's formula of selling carda priced from 9 to• cents. plwi modem mercbaodla- ing tecbnlquea, Cooley baa quadrupled the buaineu. Nol bad for a two.year ex· panalon drive ··And we're bulldln1 dilly, with 200 guys out there develop- lne new accounta." .. Wll'aE woa1UNG harder than we ever have In our lives We're havin' a heck of a lot ol run." Cooley adda. He and partner Jobmoo e•· peel by March to move Into a new atructw-. they are bulldint an central Lone Beach lO house Walbritenera Inc . Jobmon'a 11\· Aurance firm a nd allll lea ve room ror leased-out office apace Durtnc fracaJ 1980, be predicts Walbritene.rs w1U sell 1.5 million Cll'dl from Hawaii to M alne and the Up of Florida, deapite any bualalal,....loo. One thbur that proves Cooley i. just u hwnan u t.bo8e folu who buy hl1 producta Is the gauge by wblch he finally re- allied the ~ of bla expanding novelty emplre. HE JUST had lo have aomethln& peraonal to relate to it all. •·a really felt like we wen com l at of aae when o ur dau1b&er. Betty Cooley Bleber, walked into her druptore back in Harrllbura. Pa • one day," he aaya proudly. ·'There wu a rack or our Walbritenen." IN TH£ llSM AND early 1960s, Japan was conaldered t.be "Junkman of Asia" -a place whe re cheap labor produced vast amounts .or cheap goods. lo the lat.e 1960s and the 1970s, It r.:~~==========::!!!!~=~=1~ became lhe craft.smanoftheworld. ABC 'U ' E • I A major factor in Japan's sprint from Junk lO on or xpensive Solve Your. 1979 ~U:~i~~ i~~ ::! tt~ :~c~s~~ lo rebuild an m· Tax Problems Now!! destroyed by American bombs ~ an World War II. What it rebuilt was new and modern. Then cam e the Korean War and U S. help in the rebuilding process But J apan's long.growing -export dominance ill being threatened now by rising labor, eaern and capital cost.I, warn· in,. ot proteetlonlam arowid tbe' wortd; and severe comped· don from rapidly developlnl countries like South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil -nations bent on being lh• Japans oft.be 1980s. Japan weathered the 1973·74 oil crisis and the later 50 percent rise in the yen's value against the dollar mostly by bell tightening culling cosu. and 'Profits lo the bone to keep from rcosing pnces too much on J apanese products. But there's a hm1t lo bow much belts can tighten "WE KNOW WE CAN'T compete In some areas with countries like South Korea (where la~r COllla are ooe·lhird to one-half Japan's)," one aovemment economist, who asked not to be named, aaid in an interview. :.Our textile tnduatry hu been hurt badly. The Koreana are even taJdq ahlpbuilding cootracta from ua. Hong Kong and Singapore are making cheap electronics," he' added. "So the government hat decided we muat move out of those areas and conientr ale on the ones where we can slay ahea~." ' The Ministry of lnl~rnaUonal Trade and ln· d~try says Japan mual atop exportln1 the pro· d~\I of labor and start the exporllna of products of~led&e. • tim forecaata that the "core" of Japanese ex· ~ ln t.be 19IOI will be "lr.nowled1e·int.en1lve and blp' value·added" product.a like comput.en, other el~tronlc IOOda baaed on lnt.esrat.ed clrculta, in· du.trial plant.I and floe chemicals. ;. The fut.est-growing field la likely to be com· put.e}"L • JAPANESE COMPANIES HAVE taken over half tbe domestic computer market, 20 to 30 per- cdt ot the !!uropean mark.et, and have even sold cosnputen to the National AeronauUca and Space AdJDjniatraUon ln the United Stat.es. CorQPut.er ex· portJ are growing at30 percent a year. ~ Japan la now concentratin1 on consumer· odaated, bllh·tecbnoloay It.ems like video-tape re-c~f41eu~m lcr owa ve o vena , facalmille trw••lllOll and fiber~pUC9, many it.em• pro· duetd in eouthem Oranae County . . By Mii.TO"! MOSKOWITZ I n.-cently i.potted a fuJI pal<({' n1·wsr11:1pt-r ad vertasement rrQln ABC Sport.'> It wa:. really am pressive with 1l8 headline declanng. "We Are Honored." I thought the network must have re· ceived an award for Its programming. But the ad went on to aay : "1111! ORGANIZING Committee for the 1984 Summer Olympic• has cboaen ABC Sports t.o pro- vide exclusive television coverage of the Games In Lo• Angeles." That's all, end or advertisement, except for the ABC Spo rts s 1gn <1ture with the legend "Reco~zed Around The World As The Leader in _ _,,,,, ______ "" Sporti. T(•lev1i.t0n " Well. :.in 1nrHH't•nt Money co m ani.: a c r o!>s t h 1:. ~ message m1~ht well h<t ve Tree rc<tc hed two conclusions (I > Whal a lr1umph at --------m UAt be for a television network to be chosen to televise s uch a great event; and <2> how modest of ABC Sporta to aianal Ila select.Ion m a single sentence. That's certainly a proper reaction to t.hia ad· vertiaement. The trouble la: nnyone who baa read the newspapers or Ustened lo the radio or watched t.elevlslon or scanned the news magazines knows that this is not the way il happened at all. ABC Sports was not chosen for this assignment on the baala of the quality of it.a work. It didn't compete with NBC and CBS by trylna to show wbal a better job It would do televi.slna t.be 1.9M Garnes. NO, THAT'S NOT HOW It WU cboeen. ThiA waa a blddina contest. ABC bld more mooey than NBC or CBS -and il won the Job. ABC, in fact, bid considerably more than ita rivals. Jl'a virt1.aally im poulble to kee p anylhlna sec ret In the 1011ip·ridden broadcasUn1 lndmtry -and the flnal b6da were reported to be u follows : ABC - S226 million; CBS -$185 million, and NBC -$140 ml Won. , Confronted .with those figures, the Olympic Games committee "honored" ABC by giving t.hem the exclusive televi sion coverage. It's like beina honored because you put t.he moel money into t.be pot. ABC must be counting on Inflation continuing for ever and ever. NBC pald $87 million lo galn the rights to televise the 1980 Olympic• to be held In Moscow next year. And al the time, that w11 con· sidered an awesome amount. TO &ECOUP IT8 MONEY, NBC la char1ln1 advertisers $125,000 for a commercial minute In the Olympic t.elecut. So ABC may have to cbarae a quarkr of ,J m1l1111r1 <11Jl1ar:. for a minulf• of C'>m mcrc1al llml:' on lht' 19K4 Olympic c;ames telecast Roone Arledge. prci.1 dent of ABC News and Sport.a, aa1d lbe network will get lt.s money back. Asked lo give a ballpa rk eaUma&e of the coal of a commercial m1nute, he said: "ll will probably cost a baU park." The American Broad· casting Companies, the par ent of ABC Sporh. eould adopt the style or this "we art! honorl'd " ad vert1semcnt American Hroadcai;ting has moved heavily In lo publish.inf( durinJ( the past h vt-years and laat month 1t outbid the toy company. Mattel, tor the Macmillan publishing hoW1e MA1TEL HAD OFFERED S321 mlllion for Macmillan. ABC topped tbat wtth a pacta1e worth $338 rnJWon. If the deal goes th.rough, then ABC could take out a fu.ll·page advertisement to an nounce: "We Are Honored." Translation· we had more money than they did. WE ARE DIFFERENT t 1 OUI Counselor• are not on comm1sa1on lf2. WW have 25 years world·wtde o per1ence placing people In the right 1ob lf3. WI MY9 jobt throughout greater Orange Counry •• MO Charge to app11can1s JUST CALL ..• ANmMI 17 I 4J 15 l-t04 I Ott DIOP IH ... •OR AKE INTERNATIONAL comp•ny 4121 Wnterly Place. Suite 102 Newport Beach Never a Fee .. 1 OOo/o Employer Paid I I Enj oy t._. a.Mfll \ of up to • 400•.., t.u o.4..c:Uon In I 1979 while p•rt1c1p•tlng 1n a ttl9h1y profit· I motlv•tH lnW<ttmtnt • ""• Nl4wy .. "''' lnvfltmeftt k ........... .y...,.. ............... ..,. . ........................ . • T•• •lnl1Ma.we'"9t ......... ~ .. .,__, ............. "' .......... ........,. ............. _. ....... aM .Cce.Mi .. flnM. • TIM ...._. of tNI IAvHtm_. "'8Y t9t edlud.M te meet ..... MrMMI fiNn<l•l lituHM (i-HAIJ> L kOUI FtNAMClA.L. SRYICIS O...,.,..•-Whll uo.....,.. c .... Ori•• • Ma ........ C .... ,1UO '44-IH7 i $50.000 to $500.000 INCOME PROPERTY SE.cONDS .......... ...,, .. ......._ ··-•C•-W'<t.I ........ , ... C nntMI our ,_ .. ...,_.... .. ntc. Im vnur 11,,.,flCtNJ nnods (714) 759-1515 Afllt!ltlCAN HOM1 MOWTQAOI no Newpon Center °'"'' Oepqn Pl.al• N~l)Of1 9eKh c.t••-92600 ~OPH~TICAT£0 PROBRAMMINB ... 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AllOdltloD of Realtors It that or1aalaaU00'1 '15th anaual convenUoa In Anaheim. Seymour, who PreHt\Uy la ftl"lt vice president of the uo.000.member auod-UC. ol real e1tate Pl'OleiGoaal•, wUl be lndaeted lo ofOce iD .Juuary. He will succeed Clark E . Wallace, Mor1ga Realt.ol" and developer, u prelklent. ~. who ls credited with negoti•tinC the move ol tbe Los Angelel Rams t.o Anaheim, is a vigorous proponent of re· duced government spending. OTlll!ll oFnct:as eJtt\ed .. .,MOU• .. lyl ..... IUDMM•• .......... ~ A MASS OF DETAILS So ll won 't come as a complete 1urprl1t to )'OU, u it doet to a lot of bomeownert wbo try to sell thelr own homes, here's aomethl111 you 1boukt know about. Sellln1 a home involves a maas of petty detal111 . Tbere'a paper work to do, a llUe lfftth to be made, and vital arrang emenll to be made concerning down payment, escrow accounts and mortaa1e flnancln«. Unless you're an expert on these sub· jecta, you'll be working at a disadvantage. Erri ng on unyooeoflhesedeta1ls could ruin your sleeping habit.a and your financial position. HonetiUy, il pays to sell your home through u local Realtor. It 's hi11 lull · lime business to keep on top of these details. He's alert to every 1tep or ~ t.ranaacUoo. knows how«(.' make the MCllH'lo ., .... raogemeatl, ud oUow lbrou1h on detalll. 114' kllOWI how hnportaftt It lt to protect all partle.;' agai111t mltundentand· tnaa and the lmportqce_ or a ll agreemenll beini In writing. ••• Whatever your real estate needl, call us. We have all the toola and ex. pertiae to handle your re. al estate t ransaction• locally. Plus we offer the unique advantuges ot th~ , natao n ·wide ERA network .. advanlage1 • that cost you not.hlna ex· , tra Give wi a call today. , We're here to help• ERA Shorecrest Realty 1714) 846-5573 (213) 592.2747 Woodbridge: It's Sporty were: Dooald A. Wied.mlDll, Los AD1eJes, re· elected executlve vice president and slate secretary ; Art Godi of Stockton, first vice presi· dent; and Seb Sterpa, Burbank, re.elected to bis .. ________________ _. third term as state treasurer. E. Thornton lb-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim•ll( betson or Bellflower was named honorary presi· dent. RecreaUooal amenities abound for fitness rans and weekend sports enthuala.s\S alike at Wood· bridge Grove. the Akins Company's newest home development Lo the Village or Woodbridge. Muter-planned by the Irvine Company, Wood· bridge features a 30-acre Jake which is reserved for residents. Tbe lake offers swimming and fish· ing; sailboats and paddleboats may be rented. The Woodbridge Beach Club offers a complete start of lifeguards. recreation leaders and counaelon providing a diversity of association· sponsored and family-oriented activities ror resi· dents. Tennis, volleyball and basketball courts arc also available. WOODBRIDGE GROVE IS lakeside-oriented, with the increment of SS single-family.attached homes desirably located on or near the lake . T he bomes, ranging from 1,235 to 1,987 square reet. are avallable in one and two-story plans, with up to three bedrooms and two-and-one·half baths. Each home has a separate master suite with its own complete bath and dressing area, including a double lavatory with Corian pullman top, ceramic tile shower and a spacious wardrobe in the list of luxury appointments. WOODBRIDGE GROVI!: townhomes are priced from $116,900 to $189,900. According to J ulie Barnett, director of sales and marketing ror the Akins Company, however, sales s ubsequent lo Sept. 1 may result in the unavailability of any or all price levels. To reach Woodbridge Grove, lake the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway to the Culver Drive off· ramp, and follow the signs to the Village of Wood· bridge. The Village Information Center is located on the southeast corner or Warner and Culver Drive. Sales offi ce and model homes are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Seymour is president or Seymour/E&t.ate ReaJ· ty Register and Tiffany Escrow in Anaheim. He has been a member of the Anaheim City Council since 19'74 and mayor since 1978. He has been a C.A.R. Director since 1967 and is a past regional vice president and member or the Executive Committee. He has been active'-Ul the activities of the Anaheim Board or ReaJtors and is a past president of that body. BE LED A SUCCESSFUL effort lo place a city charter lid oo his city's property t.ues and has bad a leading role in CAR 's support of Proposition 4. the Gann amendment that would place a ceiling on a II s tale and local government s pending in California. A UCLA graduate with a B.S. degr~ in real estate and finance, Seymour bas bffn a member or the real estate advisory comDUttee for Santa Ana College and Fullerton Junior College. Will Fed Trigger Housing Collapse? ATLANTA -The bombshell of tight money and sky·higb interest rate s dropped by the Federal Reserve Board will cause another housi ng collapse, resulting in widespread unemployment and guaranteeing a much deeper and more painful national receaaioa, tbe presidebt of the National AalOc:JaUoo of Home Builders bas wamed. Addressing the NAHB Bo8"l of Directors meet.tq lwn, Vcmdal S. Gravl• predicted that monaaae in· i. .... t ,._ would rl8e to JJ or 1' per- -' Jne19. aJowlq aalee dralftatleal· b' and..,........., priela• out oltM markef milUons of additional ftrst time home buyers. CONSTllUCl'ION MONEY. which usually goes for at least two points over the prime rate, is likely to dry up a lmost immediately or become prohibitively expensive, causing builders to delay all plans (or new comtruction, be said. The prime rate ia the rate commerdal ba.nb charge their be.t corporQe emtomen. It now at.ands at 1'.5 S*'cent. The decline ln houainl atarU to an annual rate of ll0,000 unlta -lea than ball of the 2 mUHoe umta built in 1978 -in the months aheed would in· crease unemployment in the building trades by 615,000 and construction re· lated lines of employment by 818,000 workers. The loss in wages would reach$24billion. ·'Inflation won't be brought under cont rol by restraining credit and pushing up interest rates," Gravlee said. "l.nflaUon mllbt be coo&ed tem· porari.ty. bat it is bound to surse back at even bieher rates duriDI tbe next recovery.•• ANOTllE• DEEP boualnc cycle similar to what the naUon confronted in 197S-75 when producUon skidded more than 80 percent in lea than two years would be "e.xtremely disrup. live and inflationary," he said. "And it would penalize those who are most vulnerable in our society -the young and the elderly. the poor and the disadvantaged, and million5 of moderate income families st.ruuling lo m alle a li vtng and purchase a bome." Gravlee noted that bouainl produc· Uon wW be decllniD& sharply at a time when demand for bomln& ia at record levela. ''The World Wu U baby·boom chlldreG are comla& of .,., •tartlns careers and f8lllitiel of \belr own," he said. "These Americans not only nffd housing - they will demand it." . NEEDED NOW PROFESSIONAL TALENT TO MATCH OUR EXPANDING RESIDENTIAL SALES Our soon op••n Woodbridge oll1ce has created an e.(Cl'p11on<1I oppcrrun11y to aff•hate with a market lboder I We reQu1re apo11can1c; ro nave Ill a real estate license and 121-:.uccf>S'>ful ~les el<Oeftf'nce Oualifted applicants will 101n the stall 1n our new office IO<iltf'<:l in The Woodbridqe V11JaQe Center selhnq in lhP liner rE">1oen11al areas ol Irvine Othef lat1Q1bl~ benefits •nCIUde • Comoet1h11e Con"rn1ss1on SrhedulP • Company L•IP ln'>urance • 01sab1hty lnsurancf! • Family Health Insurance • Ouahty sales tools • Non-competrrio Manager suoP<>f'l • Dominate advert1s1nq • Company Reten als Fw. Cl :fl•• ............ ~ ._ tt r 1714) '42..aJI tc1rlu;.,......, ~ IEILn C.Pllft A Subeidiaty of The Irvine COmpany An EQual Opportunity Employer .. •. PUBLIC NOTICE • ftJ9UC NOTICE PVllUC NOTICE PUllUCNOTICE .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -------- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTIT10U$ 8USINl!U NAME STATEMENT TM lo!lowlfto penon b dolno buSI· MS., at.: RUSH COPY S ERVICE, "'l1 !ldYl>< .. ll! Oflve, HuntlnQ1on ~acll, C•lllornl• '26411 Oonna l lhynold\, ns1 B•Yb•ffll! Orlve. H..n111191on Buell. C•lllotnla~ Tnl• ~ I• c-..0 by an lndlvlduM. Ocw>e l A.-rftOfd• Tiii$ ~ ,. .. llled with 1M C°"nty (11!<1' of 0renQO C°"nly on (k. 1-rn,1m PICT'ITMIUI 8UIMfaM MAM9 STATaM«llfT """._... __ ._...,._. . ...... ., JESUS WORK'S CHRISTIAN Jl!WELllV, 101 t..elt• SlrMf. No. 3, H1U>tlft91on llHclt. Cellfomte ..,._ Ille-l.Ofl We111.lt1\. t01 l.Alt• Street, No . >. Hunlinvton 8eec11, C.llfornl•.,.. Tllll ~I• <oncluClllcl by e11 In· dlvl0...1 11\<lt l.. Wetlllftl Tiiis ~IM-t .. ..,. lllecl wllfl h County Cl••• of Or-County "" <><· !Oller 15, 197'. P IUt'7 Publhlled Or/lft911 Co.nl Oally Piiot, O<t.,, end Nov. s 12. ''· 1979 '111-19 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ 8USINEU NAME STATEMENT Tiii! lo!IOw"'9 ~ I• 001ftQ bu\I ~~·' SIR SPEEDY COMPLETE PAIN TING CENTER, 1100 E 111n StrHI. Senl• AM. C•llton.1am o1 Arlll•" R Oow\kl, JJ1 H•n<>•t r Orlve. C~ta Mc-w, Calllorn•a 9101> Tiii\ buSI~• I\ c,ondueled by en In di.tdual "'"""' 8 OoMkl Tiii\ •1.8..,.,_,t WM Iii«! wit!> !flt Counly C:ll!l'll o! Or-CountY on<><· 104>f'r 1S, Im P IUI .. F\J*S ll'ICTITIOUS 8USIHESS Pul>l!SMd 0rdnQ(' WSI O•ily Pliol, NAME STATEMENT f'ltm7 Publl\IW!cl Or.,. C-1 Delly Pilot. Pubtlsllfd OrM19t (OHi Daily PllOI. Ocl. tt -Nov S, 17. 1'. ,.,, •11~19 Ocl 2•,29andMov 1. U , "" Oct 9. 1s. 71, '1'1, 1'1"1 3't1·19 Th~ 1ot1ow1nq Pl!r>on• Mt doing -----tKHinP\\lt\: PUBLIC NOTICE A f A, c H B u I L 0 I N c -·~ MAINTENANCE, 1010 Hun11no1011 PUBLIC NOTICE --f'ICTlTI u;;1Ss--Avl!nue ... unHn<1IOO'I Seach, Celllornla ------- NAME STA l!MUfT 92~ l'ICTITIOUS IUStNEU TM IOllowinQ person Is OOlll9 bull-W81111<~ Bain, 7011 Huntlnqlon NAME STATEMENT neu H Avtn~ ... un11ng1on llfoac1>, Calllorn•• Thi! lol-...0 .,.,._ Is doi"O bull· DINO'S BOAT COllEltS. tot E. '2MIAndrl!• c !>1tkml!ll!r, "" MUes Stevens,S-eAN .Celllo<nl•tt707 Al•tuma Huntinglon Btac ll TIM8EALANE APARTMENTS. Dea n l.tRoy Sm\111, 32JO Ca1llornla'2"4 • t'7S Po"'°"" Avenue. Cotta Mt w , wes lllnvton Avenut , Cosle Mew. Tiiis busl,..u I\ <!Inducted by • Centg•.,n~~~. •nd/or JoAnn C. C•lltcwnl• llf'r>e••I partner\llip, Thi• l>WnK• I\ ~d by en In· Andrew C Sl<km~ier Aelnholl, 182) TeN!Qer Drive, Cost• dlvldu.I MaMI, Callfot'nl• .,.,. O.en L 5"'1tll Tiiis s1411-n1 was llll!d with Ille Tiils l>USlnfts 1, conducted by en 111• Tiiis slftfnent was meet whll tM County (IHI< ol Orange c oun1y on Oc· dlvldu•I. COVftlY Cle<1I of Orenot c:-ty on <><· •-r 4• lt7'. l'IJ-4 JoAnn C. Relnl1041 t-r U , l'7'. ·--Publl\lled Orenge Coelt D•lly Pllol. Tiiis ~l-1~"-1 w•• llled wltll IM ...... .,., c-nr y Cler1I of Orenot Couftly on Oc· PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8US.t"US Ht.Me STATEMENT l 11• to11-1no ..-~"°"' e r• a.1110 bv\lneun J8G PARTNE R SH IP, 2111 Nlarlln. !wile 110, lrvl,,., O llf..,.,.1a f?llS GoldllwQ At&«la1", "nn M•r1l11, SU lie 110, lrvlftf', Celllon.I• '171S J..c!llNI ColdlJftrv. U•71 C:ll•l1e'l\e Ori.,.., Mis~ V .. to. C•llfomla 916'1 Tllll t>uslneu II condu<ted D• • llmltecl .,..,Mnhlt> Juell~ Goldberv Thi~ •te•......, ... ..,. m.., w1111 u. Pwlllkhed Or" .... C:O.U OaltY PllOI. Oct-• I . IS. 22• 2', l97' Jfl0.1' rotier 2S, 1919. C-1'1' Cler11 ol Orenot CounlY on 0c toeeru. 1'19 Oc1. 2'--S, 12. It, 1'19 ~1' P'tsllt ~12ftll P ubliJl!lcl Or.,,.. C:O.fl Dally P iiot. li'utllllNCI OrMOe eo.tt Oally PllOI, 1--~-~-~----~-· PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 0c1. tt • ..., *'"'· s. 12. 1'. 1m ~,. 0c1.,, encl-· s. 12. "· 1n• '°93-1' PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE -· ~~ Ocean breezes, greene~ privacy, and peace of mind. Slart with Jasmine Creek. certainly one or tbe choice locations in Newport Beach. Add 1 24-hour attended gate·house. Now imagine onc.,1ory, two· s1ory, and splil·le'1el, single.family attached homes, all of them arch1lcctural gems loaded with distinctive features. Then the Clubhouse with pools and nlght·lighted tennis courts. Put these elements fo,etber and you have u lilestylc m01t people dream of and only a few realize. U you are the kind of person who demands a 6ne residence in a private community, Jasmine Creek deserves your strong consideration. A fact sht!tt on foc11ifit,f, includinR ouonmion assusm11111, is ovailoblt. JAIMINI Clllll'a 1a die Villagcolffarbof Vletr ..... , ........ '4. J. Brock le Sons. Inc. Phone ( 714) 640-4020 ;· , . . . ' 4. I I .~ . "" l I .. i .. • • • • .............................................. ..:: . ·~ ,. . . ... .. . . . . . . -' ' . ............ ., . ...... ~ ... "' ·MoYing Up In Real Estate SUGIS:NS a. "'1LLS& of ll1Mion Viejo bu :-.. Ill DilMd dlreetor ol IMd ~u.laJUon for 8.rM4lmoar Homel, an I rvlN baMd boaM tNikbbl nrm . Prior to JoAalq Broad.moor, P'alller eerved •• d irector ol plau1Dc '°' ~rt Develop. mnt, and Ud held a allbllar po1ltlon with tbe llcCartby C,OmJ>&llY He attended El Camino CoJl•• and the Unlvenirt.y ol Calllomla at Lot An1elea, and •wu.H ba1 en111ed lo advan ced adldlea ln real u tate 1ppralaal Fuller la a ll"OMd ruJ etute broker ~ ' &AY IL\CKBA&TH bu beetl appoloted prea1-•t of the new Real Est.alt Syndication Df\111100 oJi; Monarch Securities Company ln Newport Qhch. • Hackbarth wUl coordinate the firm's property acquilltJCll\, securities law compliance, lnv.ior re· lati ons and partn ers h i p manaaement activities. Before joininf the Monarch companies j n urn. be wu an officer uct director or lnlurance services 1wllb ncor Mort1a1e lnau.rance :Company. :~ Previously, Hackbarth was : asset manager and officer ol • Ire Umet Trust where he • orked out problem loans aDd . lquidated the firm •• COO· MACHUTM do1Diniwns acquired thl'OUO forecloaure. His pre· 'viou.a experience Includes the practice of law, con· • u:ctlon and real ntate aalea. He 11 a gl'aduate or A egbeny Colleee and Syracuse University leaeol Law i f MICHAEL C. EVANS bu been named to.bead tb4' Realonal Development Division of Century 21 R81 r..tate Corp. In Irvine. • ! Evans, who Joined the Regional Development Dtrlsion in 1978 will be In charge of 33 reelonal of· fkJ'S ~pout North America ln their market· bi,. adverttalna. recruiUna and tralnine etrort.s. · Prior to assuming hJa new position, Evans was dJdeetor ol broker services for CENTURY 21 af. rutated olficea in Orange County I • JAMES C. MANNING of Irvine baa been pro- moted to director or development at Broadmoor H~es. ~ Manning will oversee construction and de velopment operations on several Broadmoor re· s idenUal developments. Prior to his promotion, he held the posi· li o n o r a s s is t ant project manager. A graduate of the Universi ty of Southern California and the Franklin Institute. Manrung holds several degr ees : As· _. s ocia l e o f Archit ect ure. a Bachelors in civil engineering ~.... and a Maste r's degree in con- . i MA-1 .. 0 struction management. He is a l'Qember of the Building Industry Association. and lt)~ Home Builders Council. :1: .KENNETll A. LIPINSKI bas been appointed ~ldent of the Biddle Group, according to W. SC(>tt Biddle, chairman or the board or the new company. Lipinslo will a lso remain as president or Real Estate Consultants of Califorrua , acquired by Bid· dJe in the merger that formed the Biddle Group. Prior to joining the Biddle Group. Lipinski was president of . American Building Arts, a R !CC subsidiary. He moved to American Building Arts from a major publicly held building firpi in Ohio. A Notre Dame g r1lduate, Lipinski holds a d!e ee ln accounting, is a ce 'fied public accountant ln u,., .... , C . 'fomia and Ohio and bolds a California real es ate broker's license. I t• DONNA SCIUPPER haa been appointed pro- je manager at Sea Bluffs, the new luxury con· do inlumdevelopmeotlocat.edon Pacific Ave.,juat o~ Victoria Ave., near the ea.ta Meaa-ffunt.lngton ~cbllne A nallve or JJllnois, Ms. Schipper first \mlered the real eae&te fleld with Walker• Lee in ~geCountyin 1973. SbejolDed tis. aalee division of Fantutic i-. , exclusive aaent for Se. a BJ fa,abouttwoyeanago. · Ma. Scb1pper alto worked br y earlier this year for an ln· ' de ndent realty company, dur· in which tlme ahe sold $1.8 tat1"'9• . . on worth or Income property. She lives in Garden Grove. PAftlCK. IL BAN&AJL\N bu been named a Sepior Accout. Executive, Penalon Services, for ~erican Home Mortgaae Corporation, a Newport Beach firm apeeiallslna in trust deed investments rotalltypesofpemionplam. Hanrahan, a resident or Irvine, came to Aterican home !rom ADP Pension Services, Inc., N wport Beach, formerly certified Plana, Inc., where be was the Oranae County district mioaaer and corporate consuJ- tUt responsible for new plan ..... and design. · · Hanrahan, a member of ~1>P'1 1979 President's Club, al40 served three years with C.L. Peek· Contractor ln Los Mt1eta where he waa a project eblineer involved in conatruc-" ...... ..,. ~ manaaement of the Fluor Corporation head· qmrten 1n Irvine . . ' : l DIANE DEFOREST bu been promoted to ..f•rkettnc director at G.F . Goeden• Company, a H'IDtinl\OG Beach·bued buUdinC ft.rm. : I Aulslant sales manqer fOf' Goeden's suc· ceiaful 103-mUt Devonwood F.ltatea ln Fount.aln v.auey amUl tts t"ecent sellout, DeForest ls now ln ·cblarae of ulea for the bullder'1 NlldenUal pro-J~tJ -wblcb lnc:lude Devomrood Country l!atatM lo :Noreo, Oevoawood Hiib CoatrJ ID Alta Loma, 11"9 a new deYelopmeat i.n Lac.a Nlluel, all cur· ..,,Uy ..... ~trudion. . .... Is Housing Bubble About to B11rst? _.7 IOllN CUNNJn NEW YORK (AP) n.. prices of nlllinl 1lAtS.= dww.n,., lt ii aa&d, bav. laflai.cl way '"'°° ud IO are bound to dfOP abarpl.Y. ...vlac OWMn with morta..-lar1er than merlult values. . But acludina the .. ceptioaa, hu tbere really been an ..,utt.alnable 1ur1e ln boualq prte411f Have people really become "paper weaJtby" ln a few years? Are tbey lliely to lole tbeir aueta just u qulcltb'? nm. the .. •ur1e." Doti• doubUnc of a.laUnc ataale-ramlly home prtc:ee m.c. 1'71 coutitua.e a 1ur1e? The median price ol 1ucb a home was S21.IOO ln the earlier year. Tb1t 1w1u1:..r the me· dian wu $57,900. You've probably beard tbe araument, •PKlalb lf you Nad ta. vi ... ol eerta1D stock market analyeu wbo btu.Ye tbat America 'a ln· wreet ln houlhll bu, to a decree, been at tbe ea- peue of ltotk prto.s. HOUlllnc, tbey say, bu become a crue. and p1'lcet have beeome cruy, because people wbo or- dinarlly could bave bee ~ abanl of Geeral Moton or 1811 have lnatUd been puu.lq down paymeou oo bomff. THE UIPUCIT P&ICE della\or oft.be trou national produet, thought to be one ol tbe moet re· liable inflation lndlcatora, stood at juat over 100 early in tm. By July of t.bi.a year it wu cloee to 185. TllE&lll 18 NO LJ•IT to the examples cited: the 1peeulaUve 1ur1e ln parta of Callfornla, the lripUn1 ln three yean or aome New York ctty con· do prices, the enormoua demand for leisure-time uolta. If the median price of the exlating ainale· family bome roee al the same rate as did prices io general it would bow sell for about $48,000. The ac· tual median price has, therefore, risen fu t.tr tbao other prices. Whether or not this constitutes a dangerous · C&unty Offiees Fill Up Local Region Now Riva/,s Metropolitan Areas Oranfe County is absorbing new o fice space at record le vela, according t o Robert Dunham , pres ident of the Newport Economics Group. A newly published survey by the research firm s hows an ,average monthly absorption r1tte of 205,000 square feet, representing a 12 percent in· crease over the lut half of 1978. On an annual baal1, new apace la being occupied at a rate of 2.5 million square feet a year, up sharply over the 1978 level ol 1.9 million, and the 19'17 level ol 1.5 million square feet. No prior year's occupancy rate exceeded 1 million aqua.re feet, according to the survey. "ORANGE COUNTY now has seven square feet or professional office apace per capita -a level once reached only by major metropolitan are as s uch as Chicago, Houston and Los ..\ngeles." Dunham said. "Clearly, Oranee County has reached new levels or p ro- feaslonal and bu.alness service sophistication. " Orrtce vacancy rates stand at a healthy 4.4 percent, down 1li1bUy from Jut year's 4.6 per· cent. Space tmde.r construct.Ion topped three million square feet, down from 1978's peak or 3.3 million. However, bualnesa and proreaalooal office project.a in planning stages have more than doubled, jumping from 1.4 milllon to 3.5 million s quare feet. THE ORANGE County Airport area continues to domlnate the market, accounting for one-ball of new office development. This ratio is up significantly from previous years . Santa Ana /Orange/Tustin ranks second, with Just under 30 percent of the market; a abate which baa declined durina the past year. 1he lack or available apace, as well u new construe· tion or office development.a baa been a key factor ln th.la m~. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa held a 1.5 percent ahare of the m a rket, ranking third. The share of market for the area baa r e mained relatively constant during the past two years . 1ur1e may depead oa tlM lDdividaal OWMr. lllut muy economic analysts would DOt IO comtne it. Still, lt doel •uaeet room for price dellaU.. TD G&EATB8 8IK obftoul11 emu wttb propertiee that bave bad •=•I IDcnalel, u In the current catecorY of ,cm to lll0,000 em~ ventiooal and coado units, ud la milUoD dollar eautea. FOi' tboee whole properties are e.loH to tbe median price there aeema much leas rtak, mueb lea• reuoa ror coocem. But fOf' those who 1eem aale trom uy tub- atanUal deflaUon, should the ec:onomy fall lDIO a serious ~sion, there are fewer paper prollta too. In fact, there might be none at all. The reuon: to sell could mean to pay capital gaina taxes and real estate commlaalons. BECAUSE OF &ECENT changes in the law. many or moet sellers might escape tbe t.ax. Fewer are likely to avoid a 6 perttnt real estate eom· mission. Thus. the SM,000 bouae nets out at about $54,SOO. Nobody can say whether housing prices will decline radicaJly, but they can polnt to market rac· tors that appear to be a prop under prices. Demo- graphics. for one. Du.rin1 the early part of the l980s there will be at.rong arowth in the bome- buying ages of the population. Social change also is believed to add some numbers to the market. Singles, seeking to hedge aaalnat innation and build equity have been buyers in recent years. Second-home ownership alao has increased. Houses also are unlike stocks in important ways . Shares of stock are not necessities; houses are. Along with food and clothing, people will always need them WILL PalCES FALL' Who knows? You can listen to arguments that have them plunlln•, and to theona on why they will 1urge, and atill you won't know. But, two tbinp are clearly auaested by look· Ing at tbe median price figures compiled by tbe NaUonal AsaoctaUon of Realtora: l. Houaiq prices haven't exploded upward, altboulb they've risen faster than prices lo general. 2. With many exceptions, people probably haven't become as wealthy throu&h owning a house aat.beyliketo believe they bave. If you've seen of this lately, take a look at los Chrrales ! If it looks to you like all the new homes you've seen lately have been cut from the sam e pattern, then you have n't been to Los Corrales. At Los Corrales, you won't find home after home after clone after clone. Here you get a choice of 11 different floor plans and 28 different elevations. With that kind of selection, it's almost as if t hey were built to order. The architecture is early California. Open, airy designs on large lots that complement the San Juan Capistrano coun- tryside. With walled entries, garden courtyards and gen- uine clay tile roofs. And , un- like a lot of new homes, the architectw·e is built-in to all four sides. Not j ust the front . The inte rior s a r e u npr e- dictable. "'oaring nwlted ceil - i ng-s with real wood bt)arn s ~1111 (h1•s:11 ~·"·'· to Stm .Juun C'rl'l'k Htl. t''<•l. TIH·n tlnn· lnlu111I l 11 Lo14 Cw·r:i k•11. JUST FOUR MIL~S f'llOM THE OCEAN! EIGHT BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOMES dramatize sunke n living rooms . Unique fireplaces blend wi th the decor. Connois- se ur kitchens with quality Thermador appliances includ- ing the top-of-the-line Ther- mat roni c I I Mi cro-The rmal ovens (mo8t plans ), st eam clean di sh\va$hers and trash compactorii. And the master ba ths hav e more ceramic til e t han you'll find in most homes. When you've had enough of rows and rows of houses that are all the same, take a look at the two, t hree and four bed- room models at Los Corrales. You'll see that we've got a better cut of home for the money. From $134,950 • Sales office: 28121 Via Rueda San Juan Capistrano CA 92675. Telephone: 714/661--0344. Open Daily, 10 a. m. -6 p. m. I \ Irvine Home Biiilder Named NABB Leader M.,.oa ....._., ,....111111 ol ..,_. Ha 1'':5 Corp. ol lntae. ............... " ....... ..... tM i-.-. ............. ~ ol Home BDlW.. lNAHI). Sleeted Ott. 14 at U.. NAHB'a au..U fall board ol dlrectort meeliq la Au.ta, 8lldlr' will b4l lutallH u pruldeat la January at the oqubation'a annual convenUon ln Laa Veaaa. ff• aucceeda Vooclall Gravalet, 117'1 p~t. In bis acceptance speech, Butler called on t.be Carter ad· mlalatraUon to rea11e11 lta economic 1trate1 y and priorities in wake of t.be major credit H1htenln1 moves an nounce d by the Federal wn.•• Reserve Board lut week. "Tbe Federal Reserve bu railed tbe alakea of t.be Inflation ftgbt, lncreutna tbe risk.a ot tri1&er· inl a much deeper recesaion later lbis year,'· Butler said. "I question whether the cure isn't worse than the disease." DURING IDS TEaM as president of NAllB Butler said be would 9'ek policies that would en'. courage savings and investments, and also would increase productivity while reducing inllatioo by eliminating unnecessary regulations that disrupt t.be business community and drive up costs for consumers Butler was elected as NAHB national officer in 1977, serving that year as vice president-secretary. In 1978, he was vice president-treasurer and, in 1979, became first vice president In addition to beading Irvine-based BuUer Housing Corp., Butler is president ot Butler Rous- '"' Corp. of Arizona, based in Phoenix, and Bullard Homes Corp. of Fresno, Calif. His or· ganlzatioos have built more t.ban 10,000 single- family and multi-family housing units during the last 24 years, including 855 io 1978. A NATIVE OF WS Angeles, Butler graduated in 1948 from the University of Southern California with a degree in civil engineering. He is a re· gistered professional engineer and building con· tractor. A veteran of bot.b World War II and the Korean War, Butler ls a recipient of a Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, ~dential Unit Cl ta· lion and Anny Commendatioo Ribbon. He abo was awarded a Distinguished Service Award by the Los Angeles County Sherifrs Office. Jn addition to his activities on behalf of t.be housing industry at the national level, BuUer bu abo been active at the state and local level. He is a put president of the Building Industry .\asocialioo ol Southem CalllornJa. Butler and his wife, Barbara, reside ID Newport Beach. His son, Merrill IU, serves u mana1er ol Butler Houaine's Land Procuttment Departmmt. Illa daqbter, Sally Lou. llttmdl SU me.o 8t8le University, and bJa .::r:~er, U. da, la • amior at the U,Uv 8outhera CalifomJa H o using R esales H o ld Brisk Pace WASHINGTON -The sales pace of existing homes remains brisk and w1ll be second only to 1978 in total units, Dr. Jack Carlson, executive vice president and chief economist of the National Association of Realtors says. Howe11er, he predicted a moderate decline in existing home sales during the next six months. "PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES show t.bat ex· isling home sales increased from 3.85 million units at a seasonally \ldjusted annual rate in August to 3.95 million in September." Carlson said, "with t.be new figure matching the sales level of a year earlier." Carlson said that during the next six months resale activity may decline lo 3.5 million units. He added, however, that this is still a high level com· pared with the average of the last five years. W 001en Realtors Set County Forum Professional women Realtors' from throughout Orange County will hold a free public forum Wed· neaday at the Santa Ana Elks Club to generate in· terest in real estate, bring people up lo date on op· portunities in today's market and spell out methods for developin1 an estate. . The forum is supported by Women's Councils of both the 23rd and 32nd Districts, California Aa· aoclatlon of Realtors. It will brinl to the etat.form five leading authorities, each considered a •=t::pe some phase ol the real estate ln· d . MADDEN, lDEDIATE put preal· dent ol the East Oru1e County Board of Realtors aad eo-owaer of Four Seuom Alloclatel, Santa Ana, will 1~ u mocl~ator at a que1tion and answer petiOd followin& the apeaken. She ttill be ua1ated by Madie Davia, broker-owner ol lladae Da¥il RealtJ, Newport Beadl, Who will mate t6e tatroduetor1 remarb. uwomea in real estate from all acrou Oruae County are coatributlna to tbll forum preaenta· tloa," aald Jin. Madden. ToPca ol dileuulon inelude (1) Bulldlq a Real Dtate Portfolio (2) FHA, VA and Conven· ~a1=~1~~cf7:.=• ~;ic~f~~.=~ Realtor, and (5) How To F1Dd Money In Your Hom,. TD JOSVll WILL 88GIN at 7 p.m . .Slut daree -... It bu been Utled "Prof-•••1 ta a.al s.tate -A Forum," Mn. Madden Ul· --- .... °"*"• "" t WoodaidB/El Toro Populor • A•:= ulel ol 10 law per aad plwtd tbelr U.-ftlllll ~ =116111/ID .:=, ~ ;:=::c.: ~":~!I.:..=~~ VaDIJ, NIM l'lllftMll&atlwe tar tlle ud • feat'" Mft 11111•1 aeGve three wl foar·bldnom ..._ an la....,.........,. e«ma. .,.. w-. fad.q die lm•bmt ~---ol tM -a, a~• U. beemle popular ..n .. built bJ tM J.11. aalm,,_.,.,...,.......... • Peten ~ ot Newport 8Mda. · ) uw1TB •AN~ OY tbe aew .. I T 11 &SALL~ oaly after bomebafen already estatllllbed In famllies have moved la tbat the the neltbbonood, tbole sUD ftsitiq yeara of careful planataa really ' the ftve vllDetttd IDOdela ean now become appueet," noted Bo¥er. see the villble reAlla ot tbe land plannine and altlnl for the new com-To see the homes take the San munity anan1ed alone tbe opea Die10 l"reewQ to tbe El Toro Ro.t. apace ol AlilO Creek GNe'lbe't," Mid ult. Drift wtll oe Bl Toro BCNld to: WOODSIDE I EL TORO HOMES NEARLY SOLO OUT IN SAOOLE8ACK Torn Rover, 'riee president ol the pn>-Tnb9eo Road and ~ntlnue to the minent Southland bomebui.ldiq firm sales office and vianeUed model recognized as one of the aatioD'• bomes of Woodside/El Toro. 'nl°e:. leaden in the iDdaltry. complex is open daily from 10 a.m. td As new bomeoWDel'I baFYe:::::P':"Ded;:::::=::d:=WJ~k~.===========· Real Estate Classes Offered at OCC Two nine-week r eal estate classes will be offered at Orange Coast College this fall, beginning Nov. 13. California Real Estate License examination. Now Avatl&Ne 400 91. ft. ~ up. Fully 1mll'OV9d su1t8I One course provides the basic principles of real estate mathematics, while the other prepares s tudents for the The one-unit real estate math class meets Tuesday evenings from 7-10 p.m. It is of value lo those preparing for salesman and broker licenses, and those employed in the real estate busi· ness. The two-unit real estate exam class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-6 p.m. It cov- ers real estate law, finance, ap- praisal, land description, and real estate mat.bematica. For registration information. phone 556-5735. l c!e 2 fNr1 design Excellent flnanctng Near~ Co. Airport '1 Artful elegance inspired by classic villas of the Frend\ Riviera where several hundred years of experience have taught the ways to total com.fort. We've mixed in Cali forni a concepts of waterfront living plus a full palette of local color. 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Mission Viejo Imports 831-1740 .luthori:;r•tl ~J,.,,f, r 495 1700 28701 Mor9ver1te Pkwy. - Son 01~ fwy ot A .. e-ry, M•u•on V1~10 HEW 1979 VOLVO JMsaA <>..-__ ,,.,. __ .., ,,_ lldotV ~1-0IOIMI WAS $1J.4U ...-c-..ienew ,,,.._ .. ............. 1YC19N1Mt-OOl117l WAS $16,616 :==:513,991 1979 VOLVO %64Sl0 DEMO """--·"-l_,_ . .,.......,.,_,.._~ ... -~1.()7?&7, WASSIJ.171 =-=-:511,259 --·-"·nci ·•-lllc:r~ --...--...-~1.07•10 WAS Sll.27l r ·=-==' 11,369 1979 VOi.VO %6~SIADIMO .....-.: -~ --_ _., . ouKOM •t• & • 1pe1llet P1oneet -~1.(lllOIOI WAS $1l.7ff :=dl2,045 '79 CLOSE-OUT SALE ••••••••• LET US SHOW YOU WHAT MAKES US #1 \ !n!r· October a 1m Tiie Blgg••t Marketpl•ce on the Or•nge Coaat DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Ciln S.U tt, Find It, Tr•de It With a Went Ad (842-5878] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~~ ...•........ !!~ .. !:!:':'.~ ....... 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Otlly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G•••al 1002 llEAIAll• Has S250.000 lst at J l ~. Owner •rree• to carry Jarge 2nd at Hme rate. 5 be droom. 4 ''> bath, vlew, Dover Sho~. lOl• Mar ners OPEN SAT & SUN I 5 Ask for Theo WhUehead -· ISlMI lflD You'll be thorou1ttJy charmed by the melding o f wood . brick & Klas . Beautiful home + income. As k for Eileen Artukovlch. LUSE OPTION Big Canyon Town hous e . Beat the 1 n t e rest rates ! Posseuion now. 1o;xe rcl.se optJon when rates go down Ask ror Sam Bush. WE PIOMISE YOU A ROSE GAIDEN a nd camellias and gardenias just outside the door of this 2 year old 1500 sq . ft. mobile home . Gracious living Cor adults. Call for deta ils. LAGUNA BEACH RESTAURANT Prime location, ocean view. includes land, building & liquor license. Ask for Tom Mesereau. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllKE TO IEACH AIAMOOMED S104,900 4BR +POOL 2 Story Townbome + Owmmg 2 story garden pool. $58.SOO. Gre at home. Coblfle!t tonc Starter home, upgraded streeta. gourmet kitchen, throu1bout. Owner huge IDllSleJ; swte. cov· bought another, must en!d patio, t~! Call now _sell. HwTy! Call963-6767 M&-7171 Ol'IN ltl 9 •II\ IVN IC/Ill Nl(I' ()P(N 1119 •II\llJl'I10 1!1 N<I • [ C IJillfl [ e NIIMI 116FOUI Specioul 4 Bdrm, 2 ba model w/fresb paint • aew crpt. CoaveoJeat to llboDDiaa. recreadon Is ......................... 311DIOOM $97,900 SAHDPOINTE Excellent 4 bed rm. 2"4 bath Sandpo1nle pool home nr South Coltst Plaza. Bl'and new plush crptg and water heat.er too! One year home pro· teC'lion plan inc luded ! Flexible terms incldg VA or take over ex isting loans. Full price just $12:5,000 Hurry. take ad· vmt.ue. call 752-1700 ()PfN Iii 9• II\ TUN 101!1 NICI' ~THE RfAL ~ rslATJ:RS * CAMEO SHORES * P•1 jcOc.-Va.w ...... 4101 eolHAM. onM SUM. t-1. Large 4 BR. 3~ ba.. formal din. rm., den, custom !amlly home. Pool. Assum. loan. (;ompar~ at $595,000, lot incl.! '' AWT. Rare appx. 3700 sq. ft.. 4 bdrm .• 3 baths, f ormaJ din. rm. & den c ustom home with poo~sized yard. Ati1>um. loan. $525,000 Lot mcl. * RICH REALTY * TM C-.o Sllores I~ SpecMlhts IA YFRONT LOT PENINSULA POINT PIER & FLOAT $750.000 JEff lllERY. IEALTOll 2602 M.wporl It.cl, Mewport hectt 675·9111 24 HOUI SRVICf VETS ASSUME 34UMITS GOOD AREA Owner will carry 1st a t 10"/o Wltb 29% down. $61,000 9~% Interest 1~~~~~~~~ Lou at 1671 total pay-1: ....-.. aBdnn, 2 bath. fplc, 2-car a•r•ae. •1.000. A Mu1t See: Nl-2:111 (WH 111 ••Ir ' l lJH IO flt NICI' s naWe 1:= uv. .... , ............. .-.cs ? •• ,... ' details, call 7Sl·319L Lvty Oki Engll1b tudor buUt condo complex. Hltbly up1raded, ~ • ..suit only Wlit. Ollm. color coonU.n.a&ed •6-111--.. -fa wallpaper tltrilout. Immacula t e .. AMT MfJ•01• ISTAft MapUlceot I atory. 4Bdrm.. ..._ 2"41 bath, ~COU9UYU c1ia1at1 rm, briell rrle ar. a.dr Baylocatlon. mtat.e. Patio looks ou lb nus blg s bed.room home couotrJ·•ize yud with • SE' ECT PROPERTIES estate like grounds ~ br eommwlity pool • elubboua e . ... '7111 featurell a b• family I -=========-1 ....a1 treea. A baraaio cBainl rm addiOoa bla'·--------i at AJl,000. Call Now : eDOUlb for your pool ta· ..STIM w..zau bie. Perfect ror tbe big NOMI~ ..COMI Ol'f" '",, .,, st111• io"' ,, i. =~·r; ll r:. e ~~ l~•~· ~;'~'=~=~=-~'~":;~J~I!. 11llD OF UMT? t:= Walker & lee 546-0114 come. OWNER WILL ., •• CARRY FINANCING. 1bm tJm ls for you. 2 BR Real FAtat.e CAllldo w I all t.be aooctles. I Prime Orange County Teilin« the most people locaUon-orrered al only polllible is lmportant to $56,000.~ tbe aucceu of an y ~TSIDE tNhelc1n Rea l htofe Inc. garage sale. Make sure yo urs 1a I isted 1 0 Cla ssifie d , phone 642.5678. CUSTOM S@\\.~lA-~£~s· Thal Intriguing Word Game with a Chudle -----11111'"4 .., QA\' I. POU.All Gorgeous Easl.!lldc Mesa custom bw lt 3 bedrm OR 2 bed.rm + den home' Gat.ed entry court yard for privacy Fern ~rotw, 2 patios. lots of !ttOra~e, steps to Newport & Back Bay' See th1~ winner , oow'' Call 752·1700 I' I I' I I CERROO I I I' I I' N I K Y I G I I' I I I [~·1e&1ff1 *VETS* UM Yow f:lclibility NOW ... NO OOWN LOANS TO Sl00,000 LOW INT. RATE . Let us show you bow to qual.Jfy. I K A W N E E ' I don't want to uy th•t ._....,..1 --r( --rl-,.f .,..7 ..,1r-1 lood• we buy are not lr .. h, . . _ . _ _ _ bUt the othef day we wer• ..__,__..._...__...._.....__, at a •upetmarttet and my TcA to Red C.,.t w. U.tftt 754·' 202 SllPS TO IEACH I R A G T E T I 12·year-old put a loal of 1-: ~, .....,.1._,.1,_,1__,(rr'-1. ::S~:'at:~~to cans $139.900 Charming 3 bedrm, brick patios. Lots of wood and glaas. Private commum· lY. Call now! 646-7171 I SA V H 1 H t• c-i... ..._ctn.die qw-.1 I' I I I" I you ::.~~.,.! ~ ~ :.=. ()PfN ht q •II S /llfl If) tll l;off ' [tl1$Pdi\1 10·19 ·-................... •r=·.·r r r r r r I' r 1· r r 1 !acm:t' I I I I I I I I I I I SELL kUe items with a Delly PilotCJasslfied Ad. SCIHM.\.ITS ._..... .. ClwHlc..._ 5 I 00 I 1"1'11 A woau OF MA .... CIMTUV .... ....... YllW ••• of mountalna. the city llizhta. PV and even a patch or i llstenin" ocean are yours In thl1 one-of·a·lrlnd 3 BR Harbor View hom e. Roman tub. formal dining, wt bar ... S2S7 .000 A#Ol.DAU Be.autlful 4'l\R, 2 bath home on 1 ,900 lq. ft. of i r aciOUll II vi nit In Hunt. Bch., cathedral ceilings. PV fireplace. many extras . • • oo ly $128,llOO AM Ill.Ate C» TOUI OWM Oot an ext ra Sl5 mllllon to control the dcttlny or the Hawaiian l81and of Molokai? Open to ma1ter-plannln1 . . . take over hotels. •u•ar plant•Uonl, wHd an1::!1.M"· PALM ..... IP BeauUfu1 1alcealde condo on Mllslon 111111 Country Club ln Rancho Mirlft. Vlew ol fairway end mou.UTnt. All facllltl•. 1,100 eq. ft. of IUlllUl'J Uwlnf. Great vecatloll llome ~ lneorne property. Priced " • ., •111.-. .... t._ .... ....... 1au.._......_ ........ •ar• ..... Th.la ls a mU$t see at $1.50,000. For details call ~llSl ~~>HERITAGE . • REALTORS To place your message before the reading public. phone D8.1.1y Pilot Class1f1ed. 642·5678 Spacious 3 Bdrm ai r cnnd .. San Luis R1•y model up ~rad l'd thr u ou l . r o s i t 1 v ,. 1 Y pr1stmt' S IG5.000 ~~~-1 -- EE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SERVICE ~ IASTILUfP A11A LOW INTBIST IA Tl ASSUMA•I LOAM. J.ot s Of Wood . G lass. Mirrors. Thret' Bedrooms Plus Super Lar1e Famlly Room With Wet Bar It Refrigerator. Lovely PaUo Plus Wood Deck Balcony. Call For Appolntaneot. A" Joy Of Newport" Uatlng. FOllYll VllW Lovely One Story Modem Home Overlooking The Blue Paclnc. WATCH THE WAVES ROLL OVER THE ROCKS. Four Bedrooms Plu11 Oen lluJ(e LlvinJC Room. Full Security System . One Of Our Finest Offmnp Call For Appointment. $925,000. MA•9WICIMT WHITI WATa VllWI LA6UMA llACH /\bove Woods Cove. Sht Bedrool99, Five Baths . Large Utility Room. Hardwood Floors. Three F'\replacea. Cedar Cloaeu. Thrtt·car Garage. Private Steps To Sandy Beach. Secluded Garden • Patio Areas. Priced Al $999,000. LMtA ISU Ma11nlflcent FamU)' Home In A Private La~oon. LarAe Slip For Your Vaeht. Three Bedrooms PlWI MaJd'1 Room. FamJly Room • Lar1e Den. Excellenl Locatlon. Call For Appointment. $1,$00,000. t MIWP09T CUIT COM»O r.xtr• Sharp. Two Bedrooma, Two Batba. Or11lnal Owner. Uke A Mo4el. Hardwood. 1'Joon 6 SIMtert. Wet Bar 6 l!'bwllee la UVtftl> ftoocn, Altl'aetlH ................ Sol-.. Pool, Sauna 6 T..-.. RWTJ, o.11 flJT.JOO. OWl•S wtU ""AMCI IMTill IALAMCI Until we get used to higher interest rates most of our sellers have ag reed to carr y th e e nt i r e balanc e themselves. not only at lower interest but w/almost no qualifying necessary. OCEANFRONT 2 Bdrm h o m e r e de c orated . Sharp-Clean $350,000 LIDO ISLE 4 bdrm on Lido Isle. Beautifully and completely redecorated $389,500 PENINSULA An immaculat e jewel on the point co mpl e t e l y r e m o d e l e d a nd redecor ated $399.500 DUPLEX A sha rp one owner 4 bdr m + ·3 bdrm with ocean view. Steps to beach at only S239.500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2 9 19 Newport ll•d. Contet" 30th . WE HAVE ~EVYAL FtNE 41A YFttOMT HOMES WITH "" • sur BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR H I B"Y"'"' o,,,,, I'-. B 1,l') 1>1(>1 ID USTillliS OMDW'\.D$119.MO This South ot the Coast Hwy toe ts priced to sell. A 2Bdrm front cottage w /lot • of charm as lBdrm+deft as tplc on rear often ver y private living. Both units immac. & owne r is motivated. ..... ..w- POOI. $2 ... IOO This J)Oplllar "Palermo Plan" in Harbor Vi ew Homes is enhanced by its prime greenbelt location. a blend of formal Uving & din.Ing rooms, spacious all blln kitchen, wood-burning fplcs & lrg covered p a tio d eck a r ea . Oppty t o red ecor ate w/your choice of new carpeling. Owner 1s mot1 vated to sell. IM) CClllJ°" Falr«ay Loe.._ This uncom promising. de lightful new l.istin~ fet.t tures 4Bdrms. 41 :i bath. rlram a ti r livin~ rm. vaulted l't:1lt11 g~. :.1 w:Jrm & l'O/~ lpk~-lrml liv & din rooms garden kitchen w/btr<.akfast rm + Jots of storage a r eas. Spacious v1(·wing deck of t he 10th Fairway acids to the warm & tom for tabl e Jiving of this pr estigious loc:ation in Newport Bch. $750.000. Pteow Cal D• libb 675-231 t Hamo,. RWcc llMlay, '"'" ~·UU 11AcH con••• 1 block from oceanfront. Charming older home on the Peninsula . Freshly painted inside & out. Ideal for summer rental. Shown by appt. only and prtced al $143,000. This one won't last. Call now 675·1163 HST IUY IM .. WPOIT H ... HTS Just listed. Owner will help finance assumable 9. 7% loan. Sharp 3 bedroom and den family home with beamed cemnas. brick fireplace. IOlid maple counter tops, near new cptl. Private courtyard entry. Owner .Woua. Call now 615-1163 HA ... _. UALTY. IMC. ... ......... '"ll C:.111 .. ..... 671.t 16J 1400 VIA OPODO MIWPOIT llACH 250 .-wPOU CNRH MIWPOIT llACM LIDO ISLE IA YFROMJS 3 bedroom house with pier & slip. $875.000. 6 bedroom. 4 bath , sandy beach. Exceptiona l finan c ing may be available. $750.000 443 Via Lido Soud Open Sunday 1·~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 hedroom . den, large lot $169,500 li l8 Kings Place Open Sunday 1-5 HORSE PROPERTY New 4 bedroom custom home on l o/.e <n·rc~ near San Bernardino. $225,000 644·9990 QUALITT NOfliWilfS HAllC>a ¥IF# HIUS -Beaut. 4 BR. Fam Rm. new carpeLc;, pvt ocean view location OpC'n today. 1300 Sandcas tle . srYGLASS HILL .Just like a model. <~orgeou~ 4 HR 'ape Horn plan • 1mma<:Ulate thruout. Breathtaking ocean & hay view. $495,000. TUITlBOCK Best condo buy. 4 BR 2 sty. xlnt terms. $202,000. Open today. 4 Canyon Ridge. LAGUNA MACH -Laguna's best buy. 4 BR. whit e w a t e r ocean view. $319.500. UMDA ISU -Gorgeous English tudor. beautiful craftsmanship. $2,650,000. Pete Barrett presents LUXURY IN DOYER SHORES IMMEl>IAn OCCUPAMCY -Flexible fi nancing. This executive home l:O mbine::, e l ega~ and family 1 ... ing formal living room and ct1n in~ room. luxurious maste r s uite plus 4 mort' bdr ms. Let us show \'OU ' s:m.ooo. On ff>e land. 1412 ~Woy, HI 0,... W/S-1·5 FINE CUSTOM NEWPORT INVITING GA TED EMTIY -Leads vou to C'harmin~. newly decora ted 4 'ndrm homt' f'r(•nch doors. open to \\ t.-11 land~<'aped patio and .pool -..1n•d yard Custom plan has dtmng room a nd fam1lv room . wide halls, ~ood stora~e and spacious rooms. S224.000 and you own t he land. 1866 T....._ M.I. 0,.. S. l·S IMr "-clscot NEWPORT HEIGHTS-NEW LISTING GAIDEH rAITY SETI'lt4G -With lovelv trees. deckin5? and firepit. This· 3 Bedrm home has beamed c·e ilings, lots of wood and glass. Walking distance to schools and s hops . Owners a re ready to go! 2307 I 6tll St •• HI 0,.. s.t/S. f ·I HARBOR VIEW HOMES S •DIM SOMllSIT MOO& -Family r oo m and dining room . high t·cilings, beautifully upgraded with d ecor a t or wallpa per thruoul. Skylight added. Uncrowded feeling for active !antlly. And, on fee land . 1721 Pt. St:tln lo HI 0,.. S.. l ·I VIEW--WTl.UFF-VIEW ENJOY T* ,..VACY -of your own s wimming pool and l ow maintenance yard. 4 Bdrms and family room and remodeled kitchen -enjoy all this and especially the expansive view. $229,500. ASK US ebo .. ow ltotM ••r•ty pr04JNM .w~a. conn t.yen & ......._ ' -HAlllOI Y1IW HOI m AISUMAU tV~ LOAN No ne• first trust clMd Nqwred ieUer wi ll help witb ucoadary f.iulldna oa Ulla '4 bedroom, I~ baUI & famlb' room. 2 n.....uc-. ktory bome la Harbor View. ..._,t¥e!y llPl1'8Cled to lncluct. 1 ..,.. lb'llt•, CNltaJB lhutten thruoat rs enell doon ill lamilY room, i.lldd kitchen and excellent decor. Shon extremely weU. v.., desirable famJlY location across from a greenbelt. l block to community pool, walk to Andenon School, and the safety and privacy of a no-tbru tra/fac street. Fee simple land. Offered at $239,500. ; ,...SULA DWLD Built just ooe year ago, Ulil Spanish yle duplex features 3 bedroom and 1 bedroom units. both with fireplaces, .dishwashers. modem appliances with beautiful Spanish tile. Easy walk to beach and shops. Peak at ocean. Very flexible terms. Owner will trade. S290.000. LUSIC HARBOR VIEW Single story 3 bedroom. family r oom, l~ bath. family size yard with water, garde n e r a nd association dues included. $995, month to month. Drive by 1017 Sandcastle. and call us for details. "RCTaylorCo 640-5112 BEST IN BLUFFS IEST IUY!! 3 BR, 2 ba., 1-level end unit: new <:a rp., paint, drapes . Nice greenbelt. Good t e rms ! $135.000. OPEM SUH. 1-5 1951 S-.._ E.rLAM IA.aSAIM! Lovely bay view; poolside setting. 3 BR. 2'h ba .• form. din. rm., huge f am. rm., 2200 sq. ft. Vacant. Good terms I $199,500. PllST TIMI OfflalD! Elegance personified. Del Piso tile floors : 1900 sq. ft.. 3 BR. 21h ba. Wide, picturesque greenbelt. Good te rms. $182.500. OPEH SUM. 1-5 2 I 12 Vkta Dorodo HELEN B .. DOWD IEALTOR. IHC. 644-0134 Ust & .., Wltlt .... bpefts 3 MEW TOWMHOMES IN PAD MIGUEL a sixty-eight family development with security gate, large common areas and two community pools. Each unit has a view of surrounding hills in a fully landscaped and well-maintained community. Each unit comes with built·in appliances, master bedroom saite and fire places. Extremely convenient location to freeways, beaches and shopping. Attractive financ ing through existi n g own e r . Pri ces $99,900-$134,500. ftRIVATE COMMUNITY Low price 3 bedroom home in Lido Sands. Private recreational facilities + steps to the beach. Freshly painted and r eady lo move into. A great investment for the beach Jover. $129,900. COMMEICIAL LAND C-4 zooedi located in La Mirada, Los Ange es County. Adjacent to exlsUng strip center. residential area, and close to major ind u s tr I a I /co mm ere i al development. Available for store. bank . o ffi ce building construction. $90,000. 644-7020 MIWPORT DEACH 4ff-4111 4?S..1 7ZO 1..a1aa._. L .... ~ 4t7.Jll( ' 49Ml12 MOOW~ ..... llwl .... 671-1711 · 100/o Owner will CUT)' f\aAOC:· iM OD tMI Eu&llde, 4 bd .. J ba. pride ol OWW*'llbJp boaM. Quaet Qal de s.e. new paint, heavy lhake root. fam rm. Low malnlenanrt> ya.rd. SL2UOO, A.lk roe CRAIG 631·1216 REALTORS ------ SIERRA Realty & Investment, Inc. PRESENTS $250,000 OF PROPERTY! You provide: $20 000 t,Oown &'c1osing) We provide: •5 tenant· occupied houses <>Complete property mgmt •Frnancrng •Rent collection •Loan servicing •Penod1c rental review •Leverage •No payments tor 30days Pnnclpab only CALL 997-7000 SIERRA RHfty & ..... ltte. We have operun.:s for :> fe w well quald1ed agents -------WESTCLIFF DOVER SHORES 1200 So•1rset La 3Br. 28a, large living le formal dining rooms . pool, large lot. $325,000. OWMrflrobr WllFlll•c• 642-3622 Open Sat/Sun 15 ------· $12,000 AtWIM No qualifying. Custom neighborhood . Agt. Mary. 836-9913 GOLFBS DIEAM Onlbe7th tee w/a sweep. illg view of the golf crse, is thi& exceptional 3 BR. 2 Ba condo. Xlnt cond & priced approx $8000lelowMkt for a quick sal e. Act now! Call 979·5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS IHFU.TIOM HATH Good basic 4 Bdrm home. good location. Owner will carry the loan at ll 'il for the qualified buyer. Brand new listing. $98..000. Call 546-4141 4 COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC ~SIASOM 1sova When you aee thi1 de· llghtful family home with new carpet.a and drapes. Larae corner lot, 3 BR, 3 Ba. tile entry, al· U"ad.lve raised d1n rm, and • balcony off a bl.lie bonul room. QOM to tbe beach. Seller w /help finance. Prlnc. only. Hunt oo more-call m.~o ALLSTATE , ••• I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!~~ • "IALTORI ltJ lwlt D_...., . ' ..... _____ .., ____ . ..... ..,.... ..... "'•oa a CATAUMA Y11W M'UIU A ftADIWIM9I M001L A real l&clrybook home wJth a Country Fnncb touch. The front courtyard olf en • warm welcome with an array of colorful flowen • lattice covered red brick .P•tlo. Professionally decorated In beautiful colon. 4 8ednna, lam rm. formal dJnlng & 2""' tSa 1 tbtlhlhl •• ! 8-Car Cinished garage _ even w nuorescent UghUng. ~ ooo 21 C ... 1.1.A DltYI SAT/WH ••• WA1 .. 0MT COMD0-1490 000 One,~ the choice units ln ~ "Mai Kai with a t~rrific water view! Completely refurbished inside & out: new beaut c plng . & drapes, new kitchen a ppliances (incl. a microwave ov.en). Huge living rm with a new bom1rrored wall reflecting lhe exciting · at activity, 2 Large bdrms, 2 baths. I l07 IAYsaDI OR. SAT/SUM 1·1 NIGUa SHOllS OCIAIROMT A g.r~at close-up view of the blue Paclrtc! Your private steps from your door to the community beach. Ex~l~ive. quiet. serene living in this private gated a rea. Spacious contemporary home with 4 bdrms. formal dinin g, family room . recreation rm., study, 31t'l baths. Spa & bit-in aquarium. Sl.200,000. OCEA.M VIEW IH JASMIHI c.- An exciting "Bay Mist" model · with great view or ocean and greenbelt. 2 Large bedrooms. den. large dining rm & 2 baths. Bright garden kitchen. two patim. Highly improved with custom carpeting & draperies. A rare view for this area. Tennis els. pool and 24 -hour security gate. By appt. $250,000. SHOUCU .. s-tSS0,000 Great brick-trimmed traditional home now under construction. See the plans in our offi ce. The home will be complete with landscaping, cptng etc. 4 BR. FR. formal DR & 3~ baths. Select your own colors. IWfFS COHO~ UASI Lovely l ·slory end unit w t3'bdrms. 2 baths. New cptng & vinyl. Pool just steps away from the lge Mexican tiled patio. Beaut. g rcenbelt. Im med possession. Only $650 month. SP£CTACULAR VACAT10M HOMl Near Lake Arrowhead! Western red cedar siding in & out. Dark charcoal wood beams w/sky blue celling. Lge fireplace. 3 bdrms. 1 bath. View Crom Palm Springs to San Diego, Laguna Beach & Catalina Island. Only $99,000. WISLEY M. TAYLOR CO ............ 2111 S-Joa .. ln Hml lood HEW.._'P<>tt__..n-C&fTBt, H.L 644-491 0 IRVINE TEIRACE BEAUll Outstanding 2200 sq.ft. 1 level home. 3 Bdrm, large form din. or fam. rm .. bright. cheerful. large beautifully l a ndscaped lot , w/sS>arklin g pool. Neutral carpets. drapes . New custom kitc hen. Excelle nt t erms ! Only $259,500 INCLUDING THE LAND. O,IM SUH. 1-5 ltll Seadrift HREN B. DOWD llALTOll IMC. 644-01 J-4 FIXER 'S DELIGHT This is 1l ! YOU FIX IT!! All this 3 bedroom home needs i!> TLC and imagin ation . Seller will help finance. may be completely ! Don't delay. call 673·8550. TOP OF THE WORLD If you can see around the bend , you can see Hawaii! White water view, billiard room with firepl ace (one of 3 in the house). 4 Bedroom and free.form pool. PRIVACY!! Includes private finnicular to whisk you to front door. Curious !? Call 613·8550 day or nite. J IDRMS OH 'I• ACRE Darkroom, steps to golf course. Selle r a n x io us, leaving area. $120,000. 613-8550. MEWPORT IEACH Ocean view, assume 1st, seller will carry 2nd. $357,000 on Fee Land. 673-8550. IEACH UHITS-S 159,000 Four units actually pays for itself. All 2 bedrms. corner lot and assumable loan. Call day or night. 673·8.550. FOi IENT Choice or views, 2Bdrm up to 4Bdrm. $875 to $1100. 673-8550 673-8550 o/ n."'!f"''' QALTOIS 671-551 I 111 I IAYADlll: lr•I .. Tfff'tlee: ....... &., ...... ,.._ ......... ....., ........................... 1b1 .............. , It .,.,. .... nr..: .... ,..-. 21/a ....... ...... r-4. ......... ,.._ .......... ...... sn1.-.0NM MIMDAY ..... 2'70 WA,.,Y: ..,.""-...,:Wt .... 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Iii• • ~ .................. a.,...z ........-41-Jto.Wi.c.-... .-. $114,000. IH H!WPOaT llACH; TIM la.Ht: ,..,....,. E ...... 11rH .... : I I ..., roo., .,.. ...... d c .... -.... CJ' ....... J.st ...... ~ ..... th °"°at s 179,500. COLE Of MEWPORT RULTOSS 2515 E. eo.t Hwy .. c--....... 675-5511 FOi QUALITY SIMCBI SBYlCE ASIC~ DIAHA V. rtEt&#Ol ~~=::.~~ [ ~ ti~lll BIG CANYON SEBNG IS IBJEVING! ASSUME 9 3/4°/o LOAN Expa nd ed an d dramatically c u s tomize d Deane Monaco with s pectacular l?Olf course view. lOO's of extras including oak planked and quarry tile n oors a nd entries. Custom tile fireplace. stereo center , wine ra cks. library s helvi ng , etc. I ncompa r ablt' coordinated decor including shirred fabric on walls and ceiling in DR. J Bdrms. 211-z baths including huge m aster suite with s unken Roman ma rble tub, etc. Owner/ A~ent. $485.000. Call 644·7761. Opet1 Sat/S-I ·5 14 I• Daav• OWNER WILL ClllY No Qualifying 4 UN I TS -WITH GREAT OWNERS UNIT. Only $285,000 WHITE WATEI VIW •PLEX On the sand. a very solid income.' $20,000 per year + spacious owners tmit. Sleeps 6. IBOUCWLE •Pl.EX 4 Bednn. 2 bath, 3 bedrm, 2 bath, ocean & bay view. Only S810,000. I (114) en..ea10 l ...... 1M19Y The way JOU will feel • YOll view peean • IDOmltallll froolii am lovely 8py1lu1 Hill home. e betlrooma. game room. 41A bathl, pool. Good llnanctnc. Submlt orfera. Asking $585,000 IWllLOCAnoM 2+DEN coodo in excluaive area. Walt to shopping. Pool, spa, t.ennta. Large master bedroom wltb fireplace. Owner bouaht another -must sell. Asking S181,500 WAlll I• SAM UIS 11Y View location in exclusive Rancho San Joaquin. 3 bedroom, formal dining, many upgrades. Need quick sale. Priced right at $178,500 with assumable loan. • ............ Corooa del Mar oceanside of bJlbway. approved plans for exc;'°". Don't let Uda one get away. aln priced SlSS,000 714/760-9333 TIY 760-9338 I Tlllllllll I l& IESIDEHTIAL IROIEflAGE COMPANY 0.. Of n. Last Wa ... f10llt Loh ~\ once m a lifetime chance to build vour custom ~aterfront home. Dock is 1 n for a 30 · boa l. Exceptional opportunity. $319.500.00 (2111 851-I I 99 (7 I 41 llJ.2650 19 UllTS-VIEW LOCATION A l•t ii loc..._ .. c--.. Mw alt••t•d •• J + Iott. Lo•d• af ,.. ....... for ..... apecW ,. ....., ........... Stso.ooo. BEAUTlfll BAYFIOIT-SUP A~a.W. perlKHoe -4 ......... coor•• .. M le ...a ..t. 1-ualal1 ..,,... ..... _ ,., . ._ ... ..... .... -*Y .... Me*-... .... wl ......_ !PcupNn .. 2 atwy, 4 .._ ....__.••cl-_... ........ fie IJIHe A ..... ,,. .... tac•11 ... ..... ,.. ....... ..,. w .. .,. •••• ...... " .... VllW by ., ........ Yow..., cm M ,.rf1M Olhldt .. doot1 $975,000 ... VIEW~OL-80VEI SHOIES ,_....._...._for ........... I md ,.--4 fw .... ., ........... .., ......................... .... ,...... rl:. ......, r-./ ... ,...cc rlD'Se,_ ......... ..... ... J ........ ::•• ....... ........ poet _, ~ u.:c,at1ca1d YllW "-_. ,__ sus. . COMmaAL •Liii ....... ,.,,....1 .... ._ ,_,., wlu • •· ..... •s• .. _. .. ................ 2..., ...... ..,tu•1rMf~,... ... ........ •lew. C• M wW ,_ wtr ................. ~w.I par aulM nm I I.... TO SJl4,-. MAI• AVL IOAIL &.eMaflll .................. .... ............... .., .... 111111,.., wltlt .. , .... , fw SJl,000 w .. , .. ·twsn.ooo. ...... l'Y ·--315M.m.Aw. Bal>oa lslend 671-6900 \ f . ... ......... "•••...... .......... ...... .... s. ............................................................................................ 91M1illl IMI 9111 lill I 8111rlill llU e1a11• IHI ___ ,.. ·············••1111•••• .. ~.............. . ............................................ . .-. .......... ....... ~-...... ..... ._ HC*IOf . ,..,... ,._,,,. Popular "bidden I story " • bedroom home dMilfted for the discriminate buyer. Approx. DOO sq. ft. with entry. fonul d1nln1. f amlly room. fireplace. Entertain ouldoon wilb wrap around paUo. brick BBQ witb seating . L ·andscaped with Ush pond, s prinklers. Must see! Call 540-17JO. 1¥.,..UM.M LOW MOtft'ML Y PAY~ '"·ne Use your present home equity to take over 8~% loan on lovely 3 bedroom W est side hom e featuring large family room add ition with brick fireplace. Dining area, count ry kitchen. HEATED POOL for leisure living. Deck patio. Charm plus! Call 540-1120. ' CASI Of nfl Cl•MPS? HRt-S llUIF S IJl,900 Plenty of room to stretch and grow in this attractive 5 bedroom home with approx. 2100 sq. ft. Includes entry. family room, country kitchen and brick fireplace. Landscaped with large cove r ed patio, sprinklers. Close to schools in Mesa Verde. Won't last! Call 540-1720. WINDOW OM THE WOILD • • .OF PUNT'S S I I 2. too Touch or garden splendor highlights this 3 bedroom Mesa Verde North home featuring an atrium with fountain, fireplace in the living room . Entry, dining a rea, family room, deluxe kitchen with quality appliances. Patio, sprinklers. Come see! Call 540-1720. IU•R•NOMI .. .-A ....... • ~..... lllZ."9 Lar1e fa111lly? Need space to •-p-r+a-d CMltf Don't nuas thla versatile 5 bedroom home with appl'Oll-2200 sq. ft. Includes entry, formal dining, fireplace. F.nclolled patio. Fruit trees, spril\klen. Close to schools and shope. Act DOW! Call 54().1120. 10.6.._UMM 4UDllooere MISA WDI SIJJ,900 Use your present home equity to take ovtt 10.6% loan, t ake over payments on beautifully decorated family home with approx. 1800 sq. ft. Includes entry, dining room. fireplace, wet bar. Large lot with patio. Citrus trees, sprinklers. Don't wait! Call 54().1720. LOW WiiiWWW LOAM OM 1Mft5nimtr OPPO«TUMITY SU.000 Assume the existing low interest loan, take over payments on super 2 bedroom duplex in desirable area of Santa Ana. Approx. 50 x 140 lot with front and r ear privacy. Always rented for tax break. Owner will h elp finance qualified buyer. Don't miss! Call SilG-1720. •112%LOAM IB>UCID TO S&L .. MISA .._.. $fl.t00 Take over 9 1f.i% loan , take over payments on s harp 3 bedroom home. Includes dining area, easy care kitchen. Handy storage loft. in the garage. Patio for outdoor fun. RV access. Use your present home equity to take over low interest loan. can today! 540-1720. 540-1720 nss·~.....,. aYO. cost• ..u UM the Dall) Pilot "Fast Result" ,ervlce •rectory. Your' tervlct It our ll'ttl•h.f. Clll eu-5171 ext. m ...... a-llledAd ACTION Calla DmlyJIUot AJ>.VllOB .... •I 8 • tfOI Ill Oi'1M I ·I TODA T UMIVUI IM WIST MIWftOIT - Pent.house. 2 bdrm condo, fireplace. o<·ean view. comer Joe., ~I mo. Call Bonnie Barrington at 675-6000. UHIQUI ltil OU COIOMA -MAI -3 bdrm with beams, cute frplce, 2 patios apd so. of hwy, with apt. rental unit, $240 .000 . See Binnie Dixon (owner/ago at 420 Femleal. UMIQUI ltil SIAVllW -4 bdrm, great view. jacuzzi, patios and near tennis and pools. $273,000. See Mary Wold at 1911 Yacht Maria. UMl9UI OM UDO ISL.I -2 new homes. beaut. appointments, ~ourmet kitchens , paneled dens. See Ralph Wakefield at 219 Vi a San Remo . UMlqul .. HAUOI YllW HILLS -New lis ting, split level Burlingame. '1:1 acre. bonus room. 2 frplces. $327,500. See Barbara Hutchings al 1516 Keel Drive. UMl(i)UE OM UDO ISLE -5-6 bdrms. flowing interior. plantation shutters. s late noors. $595,000. See Kay Parker at 13.5 Via Nice. -UMtQUE IN OU) COIOMA Dll MAI -4 bdrm , overlooks the Jett y , contemporary outside. cozy inside. $289,000. See Kathie Shields at 220 ~arigold. U .. lquE IN IAYSHOllS -3 bdrm. fee, European fl air. patio spa. security. $385,000. See Bert Reedy at 2511 Vista Dr. UMIQUI ltil EASTSIDI -Newer home in est. neighborhood, 3 bdrm. 2 bath nice yards , $134,900. See Sharo~ Corzine at 268 22nd Street. ua•vi-.. CO''MI ,. ... -3 Bdrm • beautifully upgraded , new paint. carpet. 1102,500. See Dottle Valentine at 355 Nassau Dr. CM. UI•• .. -CANTON -Nr. golf course and park. 4 bdrm sgle sty, really clean and charming. $445,000. See Vergilene Hull at 62 Royal St. George. UIHQUI .. _. CANYON -McLain townhome, great golf course view. c lean contemporary lines. 2 bdrms. $220.000, you 'll love it. See Noelle Hudson at #75 Sea Island Dr. UMl9'JE IM THI n.UffS -3 bdrm. 2 bath nr. school. shops and pool. sunset view, grt assume . loan. $138.000. See Pat Merry at 2020 Barranca. U~l()UI: t1()Ml:S. REAL TO RS' THE NICEST Pl04'1.( St1_1_INC. THt NtATrH HOMES CORONA DH MAR, 676-6000 • CALL US NEWPORT RANCH A Must See! Spacious living, 5.000 sq. rt. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath home. Large family room, overlooking pool & spa. 6 car garage plus carports. 900 sq. ft. guest house, magnificent yard with a variety of fruit trees. All on one acre in Newport Beach. Prin. only. Agent, call -L•• .,.,, 642-9"0. ' Burr White Realtor 2901 Newport Blvd•••••lllllr.. Newport Beach, CA 92663 NIAi MY ISLA .. ~.IMlr .......... w/1 .... 1 ............... .._,.. JJJ 111 tte AYI ONM SAT/SUM 1·1 ••Aa'COl.......rY .._a.._,..,......,_, • ..., •• 0 ,.. ~c.-~..., ..... 0 ,.,...,. 1 ...... , Mwfl .. I t•lf•• • t .... ...................... aw1a1110Nr ,~.._. . ....,'" ....... ............ ~~ ... ........ ..... OMlr ... ..t·• .. ..... --• tu •••..!_.llO. WA)ff A IAY ••"' ,.,....,.,.. ... a.._,.,.... w ... .., .................. ..... awl 1•1 •111•11. J ..... IM..,_, ................... OCUtROMTIWID A ..S ...... • W ..... 1ufu illlL C.- tw •1•1 ....... . 75-463 CllA1"1 MtAMC .... , .... Newport Crest 3 bdrm .. 3 baths w ocean view. $169,450. OPEN St:N. 1·5. ta TRIBUTE COURT . OWMat M011YAT9 Being tranaferred: 3 bdnna., 2 baths ; comer Jot next to park. Xlnt cond. OPEN SUN. 1·5 . $123,SOO . 2468 FAIRWAY DR., E-side C.M. MIW .. MIWPOIT CllST 2 Bclnns., 2 baths. end unit. Unlimited privacy. $179.000. OPEN SUN. 1·5. #11 SERENA COURT. PB & SUP. UMD• SJI0,000 Newport townhse. 3 Bdnns .. 2 baths. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 4421 W. COAS1' HWY.,N.B. llA~ G-ADIM IMTIT, $192,000 E-side C.M. 2 Bdrms., formal dining rm. + den. 2 baths. workshop. No de rerred maint. 7TH FlOOlt, TOP LOCATIOM Sunsets s upre m e . view of bay & ocean; boat slip avail. 2 Bdrms . 2 baths. $267.500. ofulo~!Jle OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE Traditional 3 bdrm + £amity room & dinsng room F.x teptionally large m st r suite New price or $429.500 OPEN SUN 1·5 510 VIA LIDO SOUD ALSO 4 Bd rms on 45 ft. lot $387 .500 5 Bdrms. or. 40 ft l'Orner. $398,000. both with OWNER FINANCING. The Lawson Realty Island, Beach & 8Jyfron1 Hom~ Company 675-4562 3418 Via Lido • Newport Beach FIRST TIMI OffllaD •YIMI TBllACE Spectacular Polynesian styled home richly decorated with exotic hardwoods. beautiful tropical plants, tra n s lucent cei lrngs , magnificent pr ivate patio & swimming pool. Probably the finest location in Irvine Terrace. with a simply breathtaking harbor view. 4 Bdrms. & baths . Large family room-lanai. Shown only by app'l. $1.084.000. SPYGLASS MIU FAMILY-VllW HOME Unobstructed panoramic view of ha rbor. ocean & city. Spacious New Bedford Plan with the large bonus room. 4 bdrms. & 3 baths. There's also a terrific family room with fr pie.. that adjoins the cheerful view side kitchen Great area for family togetherness If financing is a problem. owm•r 'iays he wiU help and at $.595.000. this is a great buy 1 41 MONTF.CITO. CdM. will be OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5. MO RHAMCIMG PROILEM REDUCED PRICE H you have $67.000 to put down. you can buy thts partial view 3 bdrm home in Newport Hei~hts. And. what a home! Besides the 3 bdrms . there is a family rm .. Roman style · s wimmtn ~ pool s ecluded in a courtyard setting. lots or room to add on & plenty of privacy. Price is now $229.500. OPEN HOUSE will be he ld SUN. 1·5. so see this special bargain with terms to match. 263 OCEAN Vl EW AVE .. corner o( Tustin & Cliff Dr .. in Ne wport Heights, A TI'EMTIOH IUILDlllS! OWNER WIU SUIORD .. ATI 3 Fourplex lots with plans & permits r eady to go. Located together near the freeway in the city of Pomona. Only $130,000 for all 3 -29o/r down. HOMI paoncTIOM ft.AM When you buy or sell through Harbor Realty. you can get a 1 year home protection plan. Our plan insures you against malfunction of t he major appliances & home components, for 1 year after close of escrow. PLUS during most of the listing term. Call for the details. there is no obligation . Al ANDO MED sas.ooo WIA&Mle for aome fWna. prime Eut1ld e. 2 ........, a.z lot. <>woer ........ , Call Ml-71'71 O#IN f'I •• 11 S It.MY JOit "'"' • l•'• A"'"9mC CUSTOM TUOOI Ocean view. By-the·1u. Z.sty, 617 BR. 3 BA. Din . Rm. w /pri. 1ardena. Sep. den w /!pie , sewing rm. /office. Skyllghta. Leaded 1laaa galore . Swldecka. Balcony ter· r11Ce. Lee RV atarage. So much more-U must see " only Sl3S,OOO. Call now! ! 9S3--0e03 BK R ~110! Sharp 2 e\i townhome . cooveruent lo So. Coast Plaza. Private patio for le1s11rely entertaming. Gated complex Ca ll ~ FO~ESTE OLSON . .. .. .. ... 2STORY Shake roof. 4 Bdrm Z' • Ba. $133.500 EasbHlc Caitit Mesa Roy McCar*, Rltr. 541.7729 IMVESTORS I l8 al'r~ 'lt•f'J)\'r an path of dn,tlopment Heme\ artu <! 320 al're~. S.S 11011 Jlf•r dt•rt Ownt-r w torr) dlld 'ul,t0rdtndk 3 58 dC'rt'' 12 1 1 om merr1al 1, l-1unda A"" . I lemet pn mt· 4 34 UruLS. 1wod an•a Owner w t•arry ht. 111 5 year... S.111ld 8drbJr .. cl.It<! ------- Have SQmet,bing lo sell? a..iraed ads do it well. .51.o111piac11 IAY VII • KEii iii! \ w .... , ................ ..... ..... _ . ..., ....... _ .. .., .......................... . .... I 11 ,,,. W• .......... ..... _ ...................... .... ..... _. , ........... w .... . ... ~ ..... ,.., .... ......... .................. , . ., .. .. ....... 11')1... 114;1 I...., .... Let' ..................... ... ............ , lcp11;:p•hlla. ••1111141• ............ ! ..... ._. .. ,I· ... •1ta..., ...... nda • w· ; • I• ..... Owwr'I .. ....., .. , u. ,....,. ... J Wt ' . ....................... ... 1aswtMldiz..,.,...,2,.... ....... 119: • .,, .............. ... 2 .. ,. ................ .,... ........ . .... ._.2..._,_ 1 e..;wcr._. ..... ,.. .............. d 1 lillhlJl4 .... .. a.,; ,... ...... ~ u.w .. s1n .soo. OP8f NOUSI SAT/SUM 1-4 CML H>9 HfALS JIFF RBY. llALTOI J60Z Mwwporf 1e..L Mlw,..t .._. 675-911 I 24 HOUR SBVICE c;olesworthy & Co. 2545 EASTBLUFF DR. NEW PORT BEACH, CA 640-0020 THE DOWNSTAIRS IS UPSTAflS Special E-Plan. ente r on the up level, "With large laving rm .. formal dining - area. cal an ~ a r ea 1n the countrv k1tc·hen & s pacious mstr s uite . Downsta1r.., the down level. 2 Texa.s s ize bdrm!:> . full bath & cozy paneled family rm Xlnt greenbelt view; cloae to ~c hool s & s ho pping. Vacant. $178.900 ILUFFS IEST Spht·level condo. 2 bdrms .. 2 bathw sharp, s uper c lean thruout. Lowest priced home in The Bluffs. $134,900. Held open today. 1 ·S. 2016 Barranca. 675-3411 ..CANTON -We have a superb Versailles on a quiet cul de s a c with UK> deg. view of fairway. green and tee. A rare and wonderful offering with most advantageous financin~. $675.000. IATCIEST -l van Wells des igned this marvelous 4 Bdrm. custom built home with tcrrazo entry. atrium w t a· retractable roof. mirrored pill ars. forma l danmg room & floor plan that makes ent e rtamin~ gracious & easy. $335.000 TVRTUltOCIC HIGt4LAMOS Lusk built 5 Bdrm. Stewart Plan on a huge private lot in Irvine's finest family co mmunity It 's more tha n a horn~. 1t ·s a ch arming lifest yle $315.000 PETBS TOWMHOMl Beautifu l air <'Ond . ·O" Pl~n. with sta med J:?las~ wmdow. l'UStom buutm:-.. RBQ. 1..·xcellenl location. near pool. park:-. and tenni~ + as:.umable loan $169.900 IA YCREST Trnn~ler red owne r ~avs "S<'ll '' th1 :-. 'al'<ml :J Rd rm hom e Wlth i?,ourmet kitchen. large lo t . room for pool or expans ion Negotiable terms . $196.000 WESTCllFF -Near schools & Westcliff S h o pping Cente r 3 Bdrm + family . lmmal'ul ate move·m condition. Don't miss this great family home in a terrific Newport Beach location. $189.500 UMIYRSITY PAii 3 Bdrm detached garden home. fee land. Community pool. enclosed courtyard. beautiful patio overlooking the ~reenbelt As sumable loan. only $118.500. ASI Tll COIPUY TllA'f lllLT SPYMASSHILL HAUOll YllW HILLS IEASTaUFF TUKT\BOCK tMHLAMDS •• ' mecnab / lrvtne raalt1 A .. •llD'IM'Y CW TNI NMllS COllPANY ---------....... aflTOili DramaU~. n ar·new 2·1tcwy SBR home w1a.Yllh UM ol det'Ol'ator llle Ir oa• tb.ruQut. Maa~r aulte w/tpl~ uUU1e1 •tr-e upper floor. 1 block to bay. mo.GOO lee. Jfft Htmt Mt~. OPEN SUN. 1·5 PM. tte WEST BALBOA BLVD. <~t > PMC9UL CAMYON - WNnl WA.,. WIWI Comrnand!A1 vie. from upper lev l <Uvina • diniq rrm • k:ttchm> ot this 38RJ ramlly rm home w/wood beam celhop • a wood·bumhur lplcs. ()pea to la wrap-around deck. Reduced to 1549,000. Loia Epn ~-~. OPEN SUN. 1 ·~ P.M. 250 HAZEL. CORONA DEL MAR. (L-62 > lllCUTIYI NOi • You wHI find many custom features thruout tbis 48Rtr•mily rm residence in prestigious n eighborhood. Rear garden w/3' p atios. Master suite w /sitting rm. P lush cpt & decorator drapes ~ ~NO much morel $174,500. Marion Frizzell 752-1414. OPEN SUN. 12·4 P .M . 23 DEE R C R EE K , J>EERFJELO. (L-63) IAYSHOUS -llACHISI ~ little home w/BIG ideas! Lg pvt patio otr living rm & ,kit chen. PLUS Jnd patio off master BR & lg lot & a ~hole upstairs a rea to Develop a [amily borne of your own. Dona .Chichester 6'2-8235. OP EN SUN. l ·S 5>.M. 2502 VISTA. (L-64) HAUC>a YllW H&l.SI Single-s tory "Lusk" 4BR/fa mily r m Jtome w /s•pa rkl ing pool & ''mini-ocean·view." $285,000. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 1201 SEACREST. <L·65 > Tunl.I IOCK Ht6HLANDS! Enjoy the lovely mountain VI EW from this s pacious 3BR residence . F o rm.,I dining rm w/vaulted ceiling fc.am lly rm w/wet ha r kitchen w 'm 1ok l•:x tra l g lot 1n q uit>t t u l·d e s<it' locatio n . Own e r i s offe ring fl t·xibl c financ in g . $1Y2,500. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. OPEN SU N . 1 ·5 P .M . #1 FLINTRIDGE. (L-66) ILIGAMT AMO 6UCIOUS -DOVH AIU! Lovely 5BR home In prestigious location ... a good value at only $429,000 inc l. land. Lg be amed family rm off frecform pool & Jg basketba ll & badminton ar ea . This cus to m d c~a gn ed & built ho me features ne w pa int & cpts making it r eady to move in for the hoHdays. T om AJJinson 642-8235. OPEN SUN. J 4 :rn P . M 1 5 2 8 SANT I AG 0 DfUVE. CL-67 ) . STUCIMG. AICHITICTUU! Cle an, co nte mpor a r y design ima ginative use or interior space w /lots of g lass rustic wood exterior -all make this 4BR home the perfect place to live. City lights view lovely greenbelts night Jighted tennis. $189,000. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P . M. 30 COOLBROOK, TURTLE R OCK. <L·68) TUllTLI IOCKI Love ly 3BR/family rm home w /lg yard. Just 1 block to pool & park. S\39,900. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 19552SIERRA SOTO. Clr69) DttAMAne v•ws .. Bay & Ocean ... Catalina & Sunsets -from this outstanding 4BR cus tom home by famous designer . Built around a spa rkling pool -it offers the perfect setting 'for family living or entertaining. 1'795.000 incl. prime land. Larry Dyer 642-8235. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 1915 GALATEA TERRACE. (L-70) CUSTOM ISTA 11. •• Located on a hilltop in prestigious 'Cowan Heigh ts this e legant residence orrers 7000 sq .rt. of Uving and entertaining areas. 40' living 'rm w/'/.S' waJls 0£ g lass opening to d e ck. pool & spa & panoramic !VIEW or rolling hills, night Ughts & ocean beyond. You m ust see the fine craftsmanship & magnificent use of materials & ·appointments. A p p l. o nly . Lynne Vale n tine ·6200. (L-71) ..... "S OllAM . . .10,000 + sq. ft . -buildable R-3 Jot w /one of California's most ~tstanding VIEWS. Path to sandy beach -Dana P oint . Plat m a p a vailable. $.150,000. Paula Balley 142·~. <L-72) '42·1235 644-6200 "' Oowr Orlw H•bOf' View CentM lnolne •t C.mpus V•ll•y C.ntar 752·1414 ta. moet people .. llllpClftant to • •••••• of ••1 ............... fHrt '8 llu e d la Cl111Uled , p~oa e ..... MOOUeAll OIM. t'~ home, Ro olbwy. I....,...., fernlly rm., ,,_ k&ac-benl 811• dldra, paUo plua 1 bdrm flllt. .... )JOO MOUNTAIN HOUSI >a&¥. a bdrm borne with .._.Oon " ('OfUltruc U. t.o mfohnlu ~""''"1 ...... ~ LAGUNA llAC H 4 Bdrm ., c1~n hum.-11\ Top Of World Mt • ~n view $150 000 MA llfl\ ~TAU •'fo'l.;it S~U()N R t;1\L1'Y '7l-US4 4'7·llll aTIUIYOCIAH Sll ,tSO •A i>upt!r lcx:i.twn, !\l4•!)lS to be ach , with 1otr OOW'lkl, r4t1Jt111urant 1rnd cocld.a.U lounae. Spaclou!t l BR mobU home with larse IMkl on LR or rrwlu :o 2nd8drm. •Z SR m ubilt: hom~ bargiun. pool and spu ut SJJ,500. A.Ilk Utl 1 MA .... FICIHT llACH TltM.IVEL S BR. POOL, 2 STY, AS· SUM£ $72,000. Dramatic Uv. rm. vaulted ce1llng11, Crpt form. din. garden kit .. zs· fa m rm. wthuge wetbar. 46 · s parkhntt pool & spa. 2A • master suile wtfrpl & te rTBce Gue s t quarler i. Shorelloe Assoc 848·2262 OWNER DESPERATE!! P~ + RV Aceeu 3 Bdrm . sunny kitchen. formal l1 111n~ room , bm:k Cpl<'. RV 3 <'Ct'""· :,parkhng frce;:-form P'>OI. gas HB(J Iulo\ 111.11111 )lr•JUOlb U1•dt11 •·ti11111111\ SH.!1:10 t'.dl 1111 .1ppl ~I 71SHI MIWUSTIMG DUPLU 3 Bdrms up 2 lxlrm' down. Kood cond1t 11111 new ca,,,cb 2 C:ir purk inK Ste pi. to be1H·h ' SZ!S.500 lnd udmg land•' associated BROKERS-AEAl TORS l Ol'• W l afboa 6 11 166 1 GARAGE SALE adi. in the Daily Pilot bn ng hap· py results. To place your drawing card, phone 6'2--5678 today ! CU.HIRID HOUIS Adv.-rl""" rn11y 1il•rf' ttw 11 '"" hy t t'll'Jlhune K 00 u m lu ~1 .•• p rn Mont!11y thru Pnt!J)' 8 Ill lll•.tl S..turday l'OSTA Mt:SA Ot P H t: :t10 W Hay fiU·5678 lllll\TINGTON Rt A<'ll 1111'1r> ~ .. ~h Rhd ~ lz:ll I.ACUNA Bt:Al"ll 1027 'II Colul lhH U.11una Bio aeh 4114 !Ht.fl ~OltTll C OllNTY dl•I lrtt s.40-1220 CU.1-- DIAOUMll Oe•dline lor t•opy & 1\111• •~ ) ~O p m lhr d•Y be lor .. puhlt<Jlton f'J<<t'pl Im !'>undJy & Monday P..ttlllon' whPn deadline 1i. Salurdav 12 nhurt CLASS.. 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O.A ll~Y PILOT reurv•• tilt '11111 lo cluall1. d , o.iior or tlflllt Illy adnrt1Mtu9t. 111d 10 cll1•1.1 IU rtl .. • ,..., .... ~pnot I04.lff. CU.II .. ....... .-. P O lo&UIO, Coetall .. - Tre ~ DoOOoJt \!Y Asscx;1oton. Ire ~@ f?ieach Roolty REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COMI wmf US. .• to WHTC&MIP. 111111 ..... I.,.,.._ ........... ,.... & ...., ............ ••flads ................... 'llnpecaillle ..... . T,,., • ~·· ...__ n. ••nl•• ,... r9M ,,., .. , ..... .,_. fw e ,.., ................ '" .... $421,000 C OMI WITH US ..• to L-.o Ott THI IAY. lllfer .. Cllrt1t .... ,_... .,.._ 'fOW ... h'-cJ rooM & 4Mcic lf'9Cll• J ...... & .. C .... CI JI IW Nealfr & ..,.,. ~••••· loet lip., I t 11 . SH0,000 COMI WITH US. .. to SA.MfA AMA .._HTS. YWI...., c 1 I f ...... dty atylt: • le-. .... C._... ft fwst ocroM ........ 6 ...... ctlfae• S• I ht ........... 7 /t Aue, ...ct A· I. H°"" 0.1. $475,000. COME WfTH US ••• to llVM TIBACL H1tMr ..., ti 4 fa1•11• & ._,... ... ,......_. .. • ........ ,....,.... ........ l c......,.. S2tt,IOO. COM! WITH US ..• to COllC'~ ft l \\.w lllM. e T.11h11 lu-lpln: l-2·2 ..... al .. Oltly 11/J blocb ... ~ u __ ........ U9 .... . COMI WITH US ••• to COSTA ..-sA. ... , ... N -& wy _.. 1., ........ COit~ tltfs 4 be*'Ootll & ............. MW·----..., 1 161,ffO. * OP8t HOUSH • IALIOA ISLAHD hyfr .......... l & J fa1•u a Ult S.. letfteal or.. Sl.9eA Y 1-1 ..•••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••.•••••• 1111.000 SISMAL ...a. 0c .. •iew ........ 2·2-2 fa1 .. 1 1 2740 L Z-. "-1 ..... OPIN Sl.9eA Y I ·I ........................••..•.•.•...•.•.•......• lltl.·HO c::::::::::~.~~.·.~~~~~~~.~ ... ~.1.~~.~.;.1 •. 000 ~-:us:.,~~.~~~~:~.~.~.~.~-~~~.~.~ COltOHADEL MAI Me .. oc.-: l ._..11•1 & ..... ,.....Jl7 lrta O~ SUteAY 1-5 ..•.•••..••••••..•..•••••.•••••...•••••••.....•. $1)9,000 IACI IAY l -..Oa.1s. f.aly ,..._ & ,..a. Jl04 ...... .._. OPIH SUtilOA y 2·5 .......................••.•.•••••••.......•.•..• SJ4t,IOO co•OHA DEL MA• eorwer ...... l & 2 ........ 601 w ......... OPBol SUHDAY 1·5 ..•.................•..•.•..•................... S l tt.500 ~::.!c~:o~i';~. ~~:~.·cs \\ l \l~ .1•1.~ ~ .' 3 ....•.• sus.ooo COSTA MESA 6 Condos. 3 & 2 b.drooms. Hear co ..... ffotl. 1631 lr-.iM Of'EH SUMO.A Y I ·5 ...................................•.... Star'tMcJ S I 12.500 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE CORONA DEl MAR SWEil YSEW! 424 M!tfOOZA TBUCf C>ntf SAT/SUH l·S Clnsc up vae\\s of ocean. harbor & city l i ght~ & C'<.i ti.l lana ...,um.cts from thi~ (' x q u I .... I I t• 2 "cl r m . + 'i I u l n·t·I to -.tn ·Pt Int room to c•x p<rnd ()"' 111·1 "'Ill f111<.11H·t· S.13!l,000 Q: Orange Coast Q: . -1 REAL ESTATE 644·4848 UHDU St0,000 :J bd., 2 ba. No Assoc Fees. CaHr .. Ho mes, Plan 7. in Irvine. Assum. $22 .000 7' ~ 1s t. $86,900. Ask for To m Baron 559·9400. GOLF COUISE NONTAGI Prime fairway view. 4 bd .. +den + fam.rm. Hardwood flooring, Fre nch doors, pri v. used brick enclosed pa tio, lighted paddle tennis ct. All this on approx. 11:1 acre . Submit on fin anc:ing. Call J ackie Ha ndleman for appt. 631-1266 llST IUY IH TOWMI Lovely 4 bd., 2 ba. Laurelhurst Hom e in Santa Ana. 1600 sq.ft., large stone fireplace & cov. paUo. l,,oan is assumable at 9~ interest. Re tte r hurry on this one! S79.900. Roy Siemens 55 1·0174 FANTASTIC DUPLIXI Over 1600 sq.ft. in each unit of th1s duP.lex w/stmken liv.rm., vaulted ceilings, full corner fireplace, 3 bdrms, 21.fJ baths, & dbl. garages. Newport Heights-Costa Mesa area I Just a mile from t h e beach . $205,000. Roy Siemens 551-0174. •llAT IUSMSS OPPOUUMl'TYI Italian Restaurant w/scrumptuou.a food, beer & wine. Also some take out business! ! Located in shoppln1 center ln Tustin I Owner will carry some rinanclng at 10% interest. 179,900. Roy Siemens 551..0174 H . RVMRC· ... ~Tri::..~=-· 411·126' Nallonwlde Network ot lndlvlduall1 Owned and Operated ReaJ !lt•t• Ofllca NEWPORT BEACH 75~811 DAV.SOM UALTT 'IESEMTS PEHIHSULA ,OIHT ... Es t at•· ~a le.· Bca<.·h house . t bdrm + J.!Ue~t Y.1th lge patio. tornl'r frpk OPE!' ~L ;\ I ~ 2117 MIRAMAR SJ90.UOO MOST fOlt THE MOMEY! On Lado hit· r<.1 mbhn~ 4 BR home on wide 55 ft lot. Attr. fam. kitche n wt used brick fpk O PEN SUN. 1·5 117 VI A QC ITO $425.000 CAPI COO D&IGHT. NEW duplex on wide street with OC EAN VIEW from upper unil. $279,500 3 •• +COMV. D .. Sl1.t50.Tre mendous va lue in t h is love ly Monticell o townhouse featuring plush t·a rpets. fine wall coverings , near new kitchen appliances & fabulous lanai. Prim e Costa Mesa location. PEIFECTIOM + Prime Lido Is le location. 3 BR home on LARGE LOT. Spacious open feelinj! thruout Mstr with bay window: lanai with French doors to ta led . s unny patio $389.500 QUALITY + SICUllTY F o r t h e discriminatin,:t owne r. this LIDO ISLE home offe r s the finest in a ppt ·~ Frplcs . in both lge. living rm & formal din. rm.; 2 BR + wd. paneled den. Call to see. DAVIDS ON P.tALTl INC · ·. . •. ) JOt..iO 4i1 Coldwell Banker tlAUTlllUL • •oADMOOa Vou will love t.he view ol the ocean, bay & night lights. 4 bdrms. fa mily room & large 20x20 game room. A sen sation a l Corona d e l Mar community with a pool, for just 70 homes, " lm h greenbelu . 1283.000 & favorable fina ncing Is a vailable . OPIM TODAY l·I 2211 flCMIT ..,.., HAllO' YllW Fa n tastic fl n a n cin g on thls beautiful view home with pool ae spa . Be creative, mini mum down payment" owner wlll carry 2nd trust 'deed , ana there ls an auumable lat 'at a very good r ate! A beautiful home 11 a beautiful buy t 1385.000. I# #"""°"FCDIMH IT. 6449060 JllW..._ ....... ..... 4J6Ylllll ............ .. J7611••·· ......... .. 114w.· ••1s1Mt111taa111 101w..,...nau••• 611 a.a an en .......... 441t W•C....HWr.IOIMI 911 Clff Ir. SIJUfl 621 ..,.,.. ............ f ll ..... C....llJl,IM ***** EASTON 2 STllY CAPE Cll lxct,...... •lllltttlH ... .......4 . ,... ........ : ..... ....... CHJhlelJ ii H1'.f ... n•ta .. t• .............................. , ............. ,..... ....... ... .............. ..., ..... .__ lrltc~... Tlwff t11e•H• ......... ......... ... .. ....... ... .., .. oc.-......... ._ ........ ... ................. ..., ... .... .. e C*IU I Ill f Mlapaf .... loc....._SJ71,000... ' LAICE HM ml FaY llfleclllf •• • clw 4 W. ...,. ....,. ......... ..._. ......... ~ ... .. ..tt ......... ,..,... ..... ... ..... ., .... 1'111 2-tMry ....... . •• t--4 •••••. • •• ,. .. ....... . • ... ,,1.,, , •• 1 ••4 recreetlH. SllJ,MI. •If.I.BE IAYFlllT PElllml TWs c t ' I a.-• .. WA111 It ........ 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HARll VIEW lllOl.l.S--tMO be•~ lee..._ • Me 1apCDJf • • .tfroctf.-. c.,. ~ CI MJ .. poof ... ........ '"••y ... • t .. VIEW ..,_ tltfs l W.. ·-ra. ....._ 8'o•• wltla Mperete .. ster Mite. Sow.., ...... r ............ wieiM ..._•c1•LSlll,HO. ON WATER WITH BOAT SUP A ttri•• ca My .t ._. • .. Wehr.• rttlDA ifaf ,nc.t J ... llMI ,... bo.t.,. suo.ooo. NEAR BEACH, POOL, TBllS c ......... l w.. ._ -~.r··· ,.tto.u................ ... ,.,.... .. '''"· ... . .. ,. .. ...... _.fl••• c ... 11n .... . BAYFlllT LI• PBllSU .. _..,_, WAIWNOMT ..... _.. .... of .,ece la 2 ~•'· + 4•• H4 "tert 1 1 I ... i:1tJ!,..... .... .., ............ ailh ...... ., - f•b•loes ~-' ltw te ...-, ....port ......,... S4H,tl0 er ....,. .,,,.._.,.,..._._,,,., .... ,a r * BEAUTIFUL IATFIM--111 c ..... ~ ...... 2,_.,IMlt__, ......... ..,.,. ...... ,.... ..... decor wlll ,....., ......... , • ..,.., Oce.. YllW. S21t ,ltO. .... .. , ......... 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Priced ClSl,SOO. Act Now: Call 86U'187 Ol'IN Ill Q • 11 ~ IU"4 IOtJ !I I l•llJtll DELUXE duplex, choice BALBOA locaUoo; 4 ~ 3 bdrm. ..uts; trpla., elc. fled•aeecl to ... 0001 ULTRA DELUXE , ow•er'a vait wUb 4 bdrm. eeatal. • ear CU•lt · H fl, lOl. S 8 • !_;.!.' • I .... ....,. ..... • 67S.:7060 • -.ucm~ P 1 ~..,.far fa9l aa'8! Owaer ••do•• ••• aaerificlq Ulla lovely bome. Cleen u a wtus- tle! ! Yeabares 4 bedrtns, 1~ bath, 22 ft. 1ame room, park Wle grounds. afered at only $102.900. call now 963-7881 OPl."4 "'9 . ,, ~ I UN ro SI Nl(I • • ·;. : ~ ~ . a . ~ --. THE REAL ESTATE RS ---____, Get GREEN eub for WIDTE elei*mts with a a.mec1 Ad Call 6'2·56'18 $2 $75 ............ PENNY PINCHER u AD Pt1vate 1nd1111duals can now NII anv item or combination of Items totaling S7S or leas with a 3 tine ad fOf 2 ~enHcullve day1 for only S 2 . Each llddlllONI llne II 6()1 for ttw2~ Charge your Penny Pinche< NJ or uM yOUf Bankamarlcard o r Mnterchsge. No com- "'8fCt1I ads eooepted. c.11..., _ ... i•r e4 I•,.. ... •. "" ..... a.II....., .. ....., .................. ............... ._._ .. .......,.., _...,...,...... uA ll Y PILOT <:+." S.Ja, 1-5 211 ... Lilli Is land. Perrecl condition, perf~ taatel A home for entertain· Ina. Larae patlo with wet bar. 3 Bclnm •• 2 beths, 2 frplc1. + cbannlna a pt. --~•· ', 11-.a.n•1cm1 ~_!•9tif•l eondo, b eautllua cond .. · .,..auUful loeatlon ! 2 Bdrm1.. 2•,,. bat.bl, fm-mal d1nln1 rm. • den. Ten. ni eta •• sauna • jacunJ. •1~.000 _. IULTY •ESllOOS atlMA_. ..... Mu.M fM +• 671411 HOUSIS FOi SAU Z-OOM 219 Via San Remo (Lido Is le) NB 67s.«IOO $4.50,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2117 Miramar (Perun. Pt.> Npt. Bcb. 67)-9080 $190,000 Sun. l ·S 327 lsland Ave .. Newport Beach 675-4630 Sal/Sun 1-5 36 Arboles <Rancho San Joaq) Irv 675-3411 $149,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 19 LaSerena <Rancho San Joaq) Irv 675-3411 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 547 Tustin, Newport Beach 64.5-0303 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •75 Sea lsfand <Big Cyn ) NB 675-6000 $220,000 Sun. J .5 •3050 S. Brislol 9J, Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sun 1 ·5 1341 Van Ness. Santa Ana 540-3666 Sun 1-5 1100 Rutland. West cliff. N.B. 642-823.5 $119.500 Sun. 1·4 2301 Vista Huerta. The Bluffs. N.B. 644-6829 $1 :9.900 Sun 12·5 2 • plm FAM RM or D&e 3059CounlryClub Dr .. C.M. 631·1400 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 973 Bayside Cove West. N.B. 675-5911 $500,000 Sat/Sun 12-3 #5 Cerrito <Rancho San Joaq) Irv. 675-5911 $145,000 Sat/Sun 12-3 3 IEDROOM 15 Rue Marseille <Big Cyn) NB 640-6215 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 911 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 631·1400 $375.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 * 12 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 631-HOO $320,000 ' Sal/Sun l ·S 355 Walnut, Newport Beach 831·1400 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 & Abalone (Little Island> N.B. 8'75-922 $395,000 Sun.1-5 508 Redlands, Newport Beach &M-'lGIO $159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1527 Priscilla Ln., Newport Bch 644-7020 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 459 E . 19th St .. Costa Mesa 556-2860 Sat/Sun l ·S 1906 Yacht Maire, Npt. Bch. 64().16619 $259.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 20290cean Bl. <PennPU lial 644-0060 $285.000 Sun 1-5 1334 Dmlning Dr., Laguna Beach 756-4688 $219.000 Sun 11·4 3073 Hayes (Mesa No.) C.M. 556-2660 $109,000 Sun 1 ·5 2020 Barranca <Blurts) NB 675-6000' $138 ,000 Sun. 1-5 .347 Walnut (Nwpt Shores> N.B . 972-1104 $136,500 Open Sun 1·5 424 MendozaTer .Corna Hlnds,CdM 675·2373 $245,000 Sun 12·4 3118 Gibraltor (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $92,900 Sun. 1-5 2136 Westminster. Cost a Mesa 540.3666 Sun 1 ·5 3692 Claremont. Culvrdl, Irvine 631·1266 $89,9()().Fee Sun 1·4 505 Seaward (Corona Hinds) CdM 644-9060 $219.()()()..Fee Sun. 1·5 3125 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar 644-9060 $22.5,()()()..Fee Sun. 1·5 2116 Miramar, Balboa PeninsuJa 67~0 Sal/Sun l ·5 1088 Cortez, Laguna Beach 497·1761 $189,500 Sun 1·5 33942 Blue Lantern, Dana Point 497.2457 $239,000 Sun 12-4 1099 Glen Circle; Costa Mesa 642-5554 $138,500-Fee Sa/Sun 12·5 2912 Broad St., Newport Heights 645-1446 $160.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Rue Deauville (Big Cyn) NB 644-7767 $485,000 Sat/Sunl·S • 1200 Somerset Ln., Newport Bcb IM2·362'l $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1906 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sat/Sun l ·5 2904 Silver Lane, Newport Beach 673-&550 $120,000 Sun 1·5 5081 Dutcher, Irvine 546-2313 $99,500 Sun 1..S 217 Iris, Corona del Mar 759-Unl $339,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ,.~ ......... 17 WbtecapDr,JsmnCrk,Cdm Call for appt. 640-11Z7 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2401 Holly Lane (Npt. Heights) NB 642"'9:D $139,900 Sat/Sun 10-2 221 Via San Remo (Lido Isle) NB 615-6000 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 1218 Pembroke (Westclilf) NB 675-3411 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1807 Tradewind.s (Baycrest) NB 875-3Cll $196,000 Sat/SUD 1·5 818 KiDp Pl., Npt Heu 84f.9> St•,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 510 Via Udo Soud (IJdo Ille) NB 875-4.m $'21500 Sun.1·5 -Z3Dd St. (E/§ide) CM 815-eOOO ., 3' 900 Sun 1 5 355 N ..... (con Pk} C.M. . . • 875-tOOO '1Ql,IOO WaA•r S.J<u., &_Ad6oc. 673-2500 tWt Ml•HT IATIS? Wa lt ror decllnlna rat.el next year? Lea toe>Uon w1th 110 000 down, th1t lovely 4 BR • family room, w/3' separate baths -detached aaraae - secluded yard. Friendly, trft.Uned neighborhood. 1-4 Ut••COIP. COUNTY COit.a Mesa. 2 BR. duplex 1110,000 plua 4 BR home, STl,500, on contiruous Iota 60xl:.t each. Of9t IAT./SUM. , .. P.M. , .. ,,. UMWlnlTY lllft_ um ••m 4 ..... COUMTIY me ... + .... I IOMUS IOOM o... TODAY 411 "'1'• suan A f antaetlc location! Overlootlna acres of lush 1reenbelta~ aor1eoua private patio Ir dramatic entryway. Nearby pool, park, tenma, lbopplng le 1cbooll. More Uuin Just a home -a full Ume f amUy &.reat t DIRECTORY • .., .... ......,*" ... , .. ,. .......... ,. ......................... ~ ... -._.~ i.,,....,. ... llllp •:aW' ... ....,., DAJLl PILOT WM#f AM...._ ..... Clflll9 -.... hr .. w ,.... _. ...... 11t -' lafu ti• IOI ... c ....... Sul •t _. s.My. - 3336 Nevada (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $112,900 Sun. 1·5 2669 Riverside Dr., Costa Mesa 645·<003 $100,000 Sun. 1·5 916 West Balboa Blvd., Newport Bch 642·8235 $350,000 Sun. l ·S 250 Hazel. Corona del Ma r 644-QOO $.549,000 Sun. 1·5 2401 22nd Street. Newport Beach 642·8235 $489,000 Sun. 1·5 •2827 Francis (Mesa del Mar) CM 645·9161 $1 19,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •263 Ocean View Ave . CNplHts.) NB 673-4400 $229,500 Sun. 1·5 3350 Nevada <Mesa Verde) CM 540·1151 $114,500 Sa/Sun 1-4:30 2430 Santa Ana Ave., Cos la Mesa 642·6734 $109,990 Open Daily 274 22nd St., Costa Mesa Sat/Sun 1·5 230716thSt. (Nwpt Hgt) NB 642·5200 $154.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 944 J asmine Circle, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $119,900 Sun l~ 3472 San Marino, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $115,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 212 J umlne, Corona del Mar 8"·72U $380,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2300 PtJ>umess,HbrVuHms.NB NB 644--6200 $225,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1801 Tahuna Terr., Irv. Terr., CdM 644-6200 $299,000 LH Sat/Sun 1·5 •2304 Heather Lo. <Back Bay) N.B. 759-0811 $249,500 Sun. 2·5 •1363Galaxy <Dover Shores) N.B. 759-<ml $475,000 Sun.1·5 2311 Redlands, Newport Beach 646·T711 $154.850 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Monterey Cr. (Spygls> NB 644-7211 $349,000 Sat/Sun l·S 26 Westport, Irvine 742·1700 $146,000 Sun 12·4 4 llDIOOM 31623 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna Bch 494·8519 $615,000 Sa 1·5/Sun 11·5 220 Marigold <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $289,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 117 Via Quito <Lido Isle) N.B. 673-9000 $425,000 Sun. l ·S 325 Crescent Bay, North Laguna 675·3411 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 415 Colton, Nwpl Shrs., N.B. 631·3579 $157,500 Sun 1·5 30 Cool Brook, Turtle Rock. Irv. 752·1414 Sno price Sun. 1·5 1302 South Van Ness, Santa Ana 546-2313 $98,980 Sun 1-5 • 388 Granada Way, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $170,000 Sun 1·5 715/7151h J asmine, CdM 979-5370 Sat 1 ·5/Sun 10-2 2945 Cassia, Eastblu!r, NB 642·8235 $219,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •8 Trenton, Northwood, Irvine 752·1700 $185,000 Sa 12-4/Sn 12·5 4 ............... ... 2011 Yacht Defender <Seavu) NB 640.5711 $395,000.fee Sun.1·5 1745 Paloma (Newport Hts.) N.B. 675-1642 $157 ,000. Fee Sat/SUD 1 ·5 514 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 642·5062/67)-1182 Sat/Sun l ·S '17051 Newquist Lane, Hunt. Beach 963-6767 $151,500 Sun 1·5 •21 Goleta Point (Spygla) CdM 213-327-UOl $645,000 Sa/Sun 1-6 #5 Deerwood East, Irvine 631-1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2S Cambria Dr. (Spyglass fflll) CdJI 644-4910 $.525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2024 Pt. Weybridge (HV Homes) NB 644·90a> 1229,500-Fee SUD . ..,5 •30'1 Driftwood (Shorecllffs) CdM 644·90a> $.149,900-Fee Sun.1·5 1826 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 675·3'11 $335,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 1729 Terrapin Way (Baycrest) NB 675·3411 '2'9.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 1911 Yacht Maria <Seavu) NB 675-8000 $273,000 Sun. 1·5 1.516 Keel Dr. CHVJDa> CdM 875-8000 P27,500 Sun. 1·5 62 Royal St. George (Big Cyn) NB 875-6000 $445,000 Sun. 1·5 18101 Wharton, Huntington Beach 536-148C 193,500 Sun 1.S· 1032 Santiago CDOver Shores) NB 875-e870 Sunday 1.S •4501 Gorha m <Cameo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $595,()()().Fee Sun. 1·5 2130 Santiago <Dover Sbrs) NB 645·0003 $241.000 Sun. 1·5 14962 Crystal Cir .. Irvine 552-44T7 $121,500 Sunday 1·5 •14 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar 640-5112 $399.500 Sun 1·5 23 Deercreek . Deerfield, Irvin e 752·1414 $174 ,500 Sun. 12-4 * 1915 Galatea, Irvine Terr., CdM 642-8235 $795,000 Sun. 1·5 •1718 Pt. Abbey CHV Homes) N.B. 644-G>O $259,000 Sun. l ·5 243 Robinbood Pl., E -side, CM 631·1266 $129,900-Fee Sun 12-4 3445 Sant~ C!:?!'Jt, Costa Mesa 545-9491 $119,500 Sun. 1:00-5 :00 12 Silver Crescent, Trtlrk Hin, Irv 675·3411 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1421 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631·58'78 Sat/SUn 1·5 •511 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $140,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 •9981 llooreCr. Yorktown.RB 988-9!71 SlOl,500 Sat/SUD l-S #41 llonteclto (Spy1laas HlD) Cdll 673-4400 .-.ooo Sat/91m 1-5 2760 llendol.a Dr. (lleH del lbr)C)I SS&-3880 sna.ooo SUn 1-s 1866 Tustin (nr Francisco) NB . 642-5100 $224.000 Sat/8'1111·5 3101 llcKinley Way, Costa Mesa 548-2313 SllS,500 &m 1-4 428 Sern, Corona del Mar 673-3230 $425,000 Sun. 1·5 •Crnr Maui&Tahiti,MVerde.CM 557 ·280t $198,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • • 2029 '1amingo, Costa Mesa 546-ZJ13 $119,900 Sat/SUn 1·5 2016 CalvaA., Costa Mesa 546·2313 $136,000 Sun 2-5 2033 Swan Drive, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $165,000 Sun 11·2 3445 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa 545-9491 $119,500 Sal. 12: 30-4 : 30 •415 Bayside Dr .• Newport Bch 646-Till $657 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 236 Robinhood Place , Costa Mesa 645-8235 $112.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1201 Seacres t <HrbrView Hills) CdM 644-6200 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2515 Windove r <HV Hills) CdM 644-9060 $283,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2337 La Linda. Newport Beach 646-TI71 $172.500 Sun 1-3 5-00M 1014 Mariners Dr., DoverShrs, NB 64().53S7 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2764 Mendoza, Costa Mesa 545-9491 Sl.29,900 Sun. 1 :00-5 :00 5 • .... PAM IM w Dee 135 Via Nice (Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $.595,000 Sun. 1·5 1721 Pt Stirling (HVHms >NB 642·5200 $257,SOO.fee Sun. l·S ••5(11 Morning Star <Dover Shrs> NB 642~ $950,000 Sun. 2-4 1528 Santiago Drive, NptBch 642·8235 $429,000 Sun. 1-4 :30 •1858Samar Dr., Mesa Verde, C.M. 979-7& $169,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 * #6 Cherry Hilla <Big Cyn) NB 640-5711 $1,395,000-fee Sun.1·5 1820 Newport His Dr. (llVHml) NB $274,500 Sat/SUD 1·5 4921 Basswood (Univ. Park> Inine 644·9C8> '119,500 Sun.1-4 :30 516 Cucha (Tbe Bluffs> Npt. Beach 64.f._, $185,000 Sun.1-5 1 Bluff View, Trtlrt Hind, Irv. 875-3f11 1315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10142Cynthta Ln., Hunt'g Beach _.... $131 ~ Sat/SUD 1·5 • 1375 Galaxy CDOver ~)NB 645-030.9 $S75,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1412 Alliaua <Dover Sbn >NB 64.2·5100 ... 000 Sllt/SUn't..S 16 Rocky Point, Spyglul, CdM 644-8> '1.250,000 Sat/&m 1·5 •#8 Drak• Bay (SPJllau Hl)J) 75Mlll "9.500 SUn.1·5 , .... MMIMw ... "3 Via Udo Soud, Lldo Isle, NB 844-8880 l750,000 Sun 1·5 DISCOUNTED MOTES CASH OUT PIOMPl'LY TILB'tfONI quons SIVIM DAYS A W& CalD ... ....,.t 151-9135 D....UES FOi SALE z ... z .. 116 46tb Street. Newport Beach 673·88M $27~ Sal/Sun 1·5 z. 1 • * • 1310 So. Bayf nt CBaJboa Isl) NB 759..altl $825,000 Sun. 1·5 601 Ma rguerite, Corona del Mar 759--<ml $199,500 Sun.1-5 z .. & 4 .. 3310 Seashore Dr .. Newport Bch 644·7383 $224 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l • & I• 420 Fernleaf <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $240,000 Sat/Sun I-5 3. & 3. 612 36th St .. Newport Beach 631-1400 $245.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4. & 2 •• 1100 W. Balboa <Peninsula) NB 675-9Ul $399.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 TR.IPLD FOi SALE 211HOOM 2740 E. 20th <Signal Hill) Long Bch 759-<81 l $.595,000 Sun. 1-5 TOWMHOUSE Pea SAU 4 IK•OOM 32 Tahoe (Paer'8 Twnbm >Jn. tr75-Mll $111.900 Sat/San 14 ca•oe•~ FOi SAU J IOOM 6Z1 LktoPark Dr .• 11, N.B. 631-1400 15115,000 Sanday l ·S 2518 Elden Ave (Oat Glen) CM 642.Q3f .., ,990 Sat/Sun 1().6 108 Via Antibes. Udo la&e. NB 831·1400 ~.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 101 Sdlolz Plaza, Ph 2Z, Npt. Deb 631·1400 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••130'7 Bayside Dr. <Mai Kai) CdM 644-4910 $490.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1656 #0 Iowa . Costa Mesa 545-1<X11 $73.000 Sal/Stan 124 1631 lrvi.ne Ave .. Costa Mesa 759-001 $112.500 Sun. 1 ·5 21372 Brookhurst. Unit 716, HB 644-7211 $99.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 51 Blakeview. Irvine 559-8451 $163.500 Sun. 1-5 1000 E . Bishop #C3. Santa Ana 979.5370 $.54,500 Sun . 1·4 2 • ..... FAM IM or DIM #7 GoodwiH Ct (Npt . Crest) NB 675-4822 $142,000 Sun. 1·5 l llDIOOM 646-7711 $97.900 S day 1·5 15506 Williams. Unit J . Tus~ 4459 W. Coast Highway. Npt. ch. 631 -1400 $275,000 S day 1-5 55 Firwood, Irvine 537-8231 $91,000 Sat/Sun by Appt. 505 Avenida Largo <The Bluffs) N.B. 644-9060 Sl~.ooo Sat 1-4/Sn 1·5 345 University N-4. C.M. 646-7414 $92,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 l • ... PAM 1M w net 2768 Hillview, Newport Beach 631-1400 $188,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2708 Hilltop Dr., Npt Bch 675,5511 $199,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 #3 Canyon Ln .• Corona del Mar • 675-5511 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4-00M 403 Vista Suerte (Tbe Bluffs) N.B. MG-5560 Sal/Sun 1,5 ' 4 • .... •AM IM w D9t 436 Vista Roma, Newport Beach '11·1400 $182,000 Sunday l ·S CONDOMINIUM FOi llMT 2-00M 102 Sholz Pl. #38 <VersailJes) NB 675-6000 $850 mo. Sun. 1·5 HOMI & IMCOMI FOil SAU 2 OM A LOT 2101 Orange. Costa Mesa 5f0..3866 Sun 1·5 * .... •• "Mies:• ... *** Ws:• ... IP ... .. • ~ . I .. t t • .. . . . .... 919e,1111 ....................... ·----.... ... .. --.. -·· ...................... . ·-•-1411 ·- Of9t .. C09Glk llL MM 8paclot11 3 Bdrm. 2 batb home South ol Cout Hwy IOI' onlY IDS,800 .. umable loan tool SE~ NAN Y SIMMONS AT 312S BA YSJOE. ....................... OPIMMOutl IUNl-1 JUt W. A•8'w1t I.A. .. Ullltll •• + ...... r-,. II _,...h for pool l.bl, brud MW root, ,... ftoclnal, m VA ....,... ....... t' Ft ..... f64..Mll 1 ,__ICElllll Cbarmln1 custom built 3 bedroom home. Sbi.ke roof. 2 rlreplacee. access to bucla. 1245.000 Fee. 444 Mendoza Terrace. Open Sat" Sun 1·~. ·------------· ·~-1Hdal040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• now.. 5Br. !~Ba. form. D.R • Of'ltt .. ••a•cLllPI 4 bdrms. 3 baths~ f\replattS. pool & cabana. A .. c ook 's " kitchen Excelle nt financlnl( avaUabl~. 1349.900. SEE SUZJE EXLEY AT 30 7 DRIFTWOOD. F.R. I.ow malnt. yd. Nr ..... ..._. '"' C..,MIM 1124 c..M.... 1024 perk, acbool, tennis." ..................................................................... belc:b.SIJl.500.118-e868 OflM .. 90•• lllOMS Larg~ pool bome with security a~m. private beaches le separate UIS room. 3 Bdrm $449.500 S EE NANCY IM8ERNINO AT 1912 SANTIAGO DR. OPIM IM THI ILU .. S Gor.ceous' Exquisite! Total perfection in th.is Bluffs condominium. See to appreciate. $185,000. SEE EVAN CORKETT AT 505 AVENIDA LARGO. OPIM OM THI PIMIMSULA Outstanding 4 Bdrm, .family home complete with oak floors & s pa. $465,000. 'SEE BILL BENTS AT 402 BELVUE LANE. OPIM OM LmO Full BAY VIEW, 4 bedroom home. 63' frontage, acroes from Lido Club Beach. 1695,000. SEE MARCIA BENTS AT 720 VIA LIDOSOUD OPIM IM CORONA DIL MAR Ocean/ Bay view home. 4 Bdrms, family room plus 20 x 20 game room. S283,000. SEE CAROLE McMAHAN AT 2515 WINDOVER. JUAIOUMA ... .,.llU an.towtR&HOM& O&EAT LOCATION, STEPS TO 81CACI~ • YIU.AO Al.WAYd A HOME, NKVt:R A REN TAL: 3 BDRM. 2 BA. W I 0 ... t' ~ T K E Al: 'l' PARKING. PRIC ED JIOR FAST SALt; CAU . 1-'0R APPT, 675·8'128. Ul.3 >Ut 81 ft. = !'w-:'7 bk>cU «> the bay rr unt fro m this re· modeled 2 bedroom Dulboa Jaland home . Oen. easy care kitchen with eaUng a rea. cozy Clreplace Tastefully de· ooraUd. Redwood deeJc lor entertalnm1. C.Ome see! $250,000. Cal I '114-637. 7240. TR.WBL -llTHlll·OR ISi •MDIMCOMI or motbet-lo·law laland home .« remodel lor run laland Uvini · or build a new for truly elesanl l&land Uvine. Best·Best· Bes& llland location. Steps Crom beach. Back u ... 646-7711 ~ Walkr.r C lee Real Eatate ~t.odllOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dlallncl Ive new 2 a.I.room, 2~ ba coo· .......... .., .... Jllll:ld.raAv•,C.M. MH 7M IYOWMll a.tk a bdrm. 1 ba. with (I re p I a ce, ... nc I osed O..WWIF ... •~• No qualUy1q req 'd. l CY/o lnl /20% Down f'ull price, $105.900. One yr new J ohn Maraha ll. 631 · J.2J6l8 REM.TORS ~~------~--- TOP LOC•TIOH Low down moves you In! 2 BR 2 Be, e nclosed patio. Adult occupied CloMl to fwyt, shopping and acboola, 151.000. lll~ER ........ ,.>'x17S' R·2 lri· 1--------p&ex klt. 4JI Hamilton. AIUY!! Do not disturb tenants. Mlllt dole in '79. Pnn· cipala only .•• ooo ~-631·3520 o,..wa s..1.s 5145 .... CNI ..... ..-e4 $1 o.ooo Magnificent • br w /poot 21h baths, formal dinln1. ups tairs h id eaway. loch.des rec. room . Nr. So. Cat Plan. Quiet area. 6'2·5062. eves 673-ll.82. 12 UNITS Owner-will sell on con· tract. 2 Bdrm garden apart.menu. great rental area Xlnt fin ancina. Ca1l~9 l MIWUSTIMG 4 Bdrm, 1~ ba, nr Coun· try Club. Owner may carry lat TD. $93,000. Bia. 848-4557 tam· lOpm. AIUY!! MIWUSTIM6 4 Bdrm, H4 ba, nr Coun try Club. Owner may carry b l TD. $93,000. ar.Ml-4557tam·l0pm. LomAI ...... Alsimie ht tr !nci TD'1 For Sale by Owner w/flexibh down. Seller Lovely .Eaat1lde re· to CC'T)' back baluce" modeled 3 br house, as· lrd TD. Pn!Viou model. aumable loan. see open ~ up1raded. Prof. 1o.M directory. 5541-4115., ladlcpD1 1850 sq .ft. s bl.ti ~SW to oceen. BKR. 780-95Cll: BY OWNER. Open Houae -.ss ...... AIL lilt U·5. Sat6Sun. ~ Prin· OfllH SUH 1·5 3 bedroom ramJly room cetoo Dr. Lowest price In 4 Br. z ba. huae ramUy lo prest.111oul East.aide College Park. $87.tso. rm. Boat aate. Only -. Tree llaed street ~7360 ••· 18101 Wbart~ with low interest as· --------•I Broker 5H· 10 I or 1Wmble loan. Offered ul 'FINANCING AVAIL etM'111. ~138 ,900 . Call Jmmac. •br, F.R .. lee _'W_A_llJ_l _T_O_llA __ C_H_ cm tot, w/pool In sep 11\"om thll auper near )'Td.1191.000. · oew •br. 2w ba home OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 w/larje fam rm, "frm Col"Mr Maui (f11h1li dining rm. Realtor, 557·2804 Parle Ptace.lnc.842 '1581 tNheL-.n ll,•u t f \f o f t• ltH Ol'fN 1119 •ti\ IUN •Ori 111<1 • [91111 THIWAYrT SHOULD II Tbl1 home combine• today ·a moel desirable features w /deta1l1 lh•t enb•nce this carefully dealaned floor pt a n WlllPIM ._ .... tV.«x. loaa on tbla m•1sa11tcent 4 bedl'DolD Willow Plan, h rt e I t b 0 ID • in 1--~!!!!;'.!~:..;__:;. O'tlbkll. Deciore&or ap. ........ ~ ... STOP central air a. pro · THIWOILD reulonally laacbcaped yard.37 Redhawk. 111:1.&'I A Pl.ACS TO ~l~" '".I '"'' .,.,; .. j(l(J() arr OPP " '" t•• valMe a. Uail l&IWq eoa· WtQpol'UJ bom• wllb low roam... • dtUla,d archltec:tare of wood. atuceo • Palo9 Verdes _O_P._EN_SA_T_/SUN--1--.5--I =·~·=-~~ Bt f I 3 Br . 2 8 a . n r b y I 8 A T H S • 1reenbll, 4181 Loma. ( R E C E N T L Y Gt'ee:rUee. Agt. M2·3950. REDECORATED), II WlrwM war!Dtone cri>l· Creekside As pe n by Inc. fresh patnl plus a lge owner. Vay highly up· tot. ~lier offenng super (Taded XJnl loc. 3 br, 2 VA Lerm&. All for $93,SOO. ba. Newoo mkt. S12A.950. ~77 561-657.5 located hl1b above lAIUDa ·a famed Riviera Coaatll n e with OUTSTANDING VIEW OF SADDLEBACK MOUNTAINS 6 VALLEY BELOW. Spacloua llvla1 room <appros 2lft IOOI) with WOOD BEAMED CEILING 6 CENTER FIREPLACE SET IN WALL OF GLASS, opens to patio area. Galley. style kitcbea wttla builtin ramp. oven. dllbwaaher tr laundry area w Ith wasber. dryer. (ALL LY.SS THAN l YEAR OLD>: opeoa to dent· fonml din1AI room. Th111 beU.a-Wit home la bald to beat at oaly WOOOllJDCH 3 Br Sl.2S.000'6 Br ~.000 asaume 9"2'1~ 6'2-0112. 644-66117 tMYISTMIHT $15,000 You can own lhts 3 br charmer ... condominium located lo Irvine . Af· fordable price w tload.s of spacious rooms enter t.ainmenl avalli&ble for lhe whole ram1ly ... See wtiat Lb.la Idler t• offer· Ull In Woodbrldje of lniine~ ~ Waiker 1; lee Open Sal/Sun l·S Asaum 8~% loao. • +bclnta. 2"" ba. cul-de- aa c. 1119.JSO. $Sl-5* Olmr •WOODBRIDGE CONDO• Brand new ~ br on tM par1l. By owner Pnn oa· ly WI~ ~--8231 __ ~------~ The Yard You've Always W•ted! Almo11t 'I• acre rec- tangular shaped lot. Located in Univ. Park. Room for pool or larae garden. a Bdrms .. 2 ba .• farmly home on cul-de· S»C J>t.reet. UNlVEaS1TY PARK Patio home. I Bel, l~ ba. Fee crouod. Move.la 1h8111>! Spedal OUnciftC. suo.ooo. <>Dee Sat .. Su l·S. 31 WIIlow Tree LL a.1ts,w...a1.m1. RVM~ REALTORS a,...•°"' ---3 Br. 2 ba in lovely $149,IOO Ml Price CALLONTIDS ONETODAY!! ..SStOM llALTY •S.Olt Hwy, Lapna ,._4t4-17JI ART balldle1 JOU ........ toclilOllOW, all city •couta1 pennba are 'l'>Q Im OD tbis 2'700 .. a-... ~1ew lot. near Woode Cove. .... All • ., ...... OCUMVllWl 11,ut,OOO. &lee 1at•. NY ...... T..-«*&It, .... jarc., ... ceUar. --. om. aee. aystem. IHnry, -Id qtrs .• and man. IOOO eqft ! I Prioc. oaty.PIDkk.Gl·lm OP8' OM l.90 ISi.i 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, study, formal dining room, new gourmet kitchen, family room overlooking patios & new pool. 1825.000. SEE JANE MITCHLER & ELEANOR BOWIE AT 110 VIA TRIESTE . $130,000! Owner will pay VA pta~ Qlswm 2 BR 2 Ba. den. 2 rock (plr's. Beam cell. lluge Liv Rm, w/oeean vu Joan C. al(l. 496-84!17 OPEN HOUSE. ' Br. 2 ba, "" living rm w/fri>lc. lrg 9'• '" assumable loan. 111 MO (JMIAUFYIMG Brand new, 3 bedrm. 31'1 bath. + ramlly r m z ~tory w 1custom '\un drt·k J u~l hlodu from beach S25.000 down I. t1.&kl.' ovt-r l.'>.1.,t1ng JI '. L'>l TD Brok.-r K.31 4!"J27 s,.m Villa T ri-lnel Estate Assume Sl 02,000 Culverdale. Hul'T)'. this won\ last' Jeanne. Agt. fal·l2.66or m 7367 OPEM OM IALIOA P!MIMSUU -3 be droom. 2 ba th . la r ge bric k fireplace, patio. near oceanfront. $285.000. SEE NORMA FARMER AT 20290CEAN BLVD. OPEM IM CORONA Hl5HLAMDS Outstanding value ! Private beach access. solid oak floors, latticed patio, 3 bdrms. 2 baths. $219.000. SEE PETE JOHNSON AT 505 SEAWARD. OPIN IN HAnOll YllW Move in condition, 4 bdrm, 2~ baths, family room with fireplace & wet bar. $229,500. SEE EDI E OLSON AT 2024 PORT WEYBRIDGE. OPEM tM UHtYHSITY PAD Deane homes. 5 b drms, 3 baths. used brick kitchen & majestic vaulted ceilings. $189,500. SEE CORA al 4921 BA~WOOO. OPEM IM CAMEO SHORIS - EXCLUSIVE View! 2 Bdrm. couple home , pool, wood floor, $540,000 FEE. SEE LUCY ROSE AT 4539 FAIRF1ELD. OPIM IM IAYSHOUS 3 Bdrm, 3 bath bay view charm. Hardwood floors, French doors & shutters. Mstr. suite, fireplace & mstr bath sauna. $475,000. SEE JOCAROL HUNTER at 2611 BA YSHORE DRIVE. OPIM IM •~Cl Owner will consider LEASE OPTION for this very special home -3 Bclrma, 2 baths, you'll love it! $228,000. SEE MARY HARVEY AT 715 PATOUTA. OPIM IM THI &WPS 4 bedrooms, fam ily room, & large booua room. Walk to schools, shops & tennis club. $1~.ooo. SEE JOYCE OLSON AT 516 CANCHA. UDO COUNTRY CHAIM Cathedral ceilings, cuat. kitch with finest built·ins, peg & groove floors, outstanding master. French doors overlook south patio on a 45' lot. S41o.oeo. sorMSTICA T1D COteO COUMftY AMBtlTllS High ceilings, spacious rooms & great master suite with a mountain view. Lush landscaping, decks & lites. Private beacfl & spa just a stroll away. Yours for 1159,500 FEE. COIOMA DB. MAI VIEW, from both the charming home & its cheerful rental. Extra wtde lot. Near Ocean Blvd. $345,000, cre.atJve terms welcome. Ill llDIPOll1CUTall •. 64MK)6() Corona def Mer 1022 ....•.....•..•..•...... Lot~ of charm, I Br +i.eparat<• in·law l Ur over ~aragc• Lg yrd. "2 blk to Big Corona bcat·h biS-0457 ------ CAMEO .. GHLMDS 4800 Cortland Or. 4bdrm, 2Ylba, Xlnt eond. Appt only. No brokers. Sl75,000. 87s-cl542. Sale By Owner. Super location, p anoramic view of ocean & city, 3 Br, den. bonus rm, 2•., Ba, S287.SOO. Ownr/J\gl. 644.()(lJ() Spyglass 11111 . quiet & .. 1cganl 21 Goleta l>t Dr ~.WI 213 327 1101 RB>. TO Sl I 0,000 Be 1> l 0 c ea n V 1 e w . Jw.mme Creek, Plan V. 3br. 211zba. Owner Will Ca rr y a l lO :Y.% W/$115,000mln dn. Gall for a ppl. 640-1127 or 561-0788. Own./ Agt CAMEO SHOlllS For sale by OWNER. 38r + den, 11 corner lol, M00.000. 813-8389 LEASIOPnOH SPYGLASS HIU Spacl.oua Sbr, 3ba, home w t i nland view . $1900/m o . $'95.000. &tS-7272 OP1H SUM. 1·5 421SIUA 4 Bdrms.1 • baths, den ; complete y remodeled; choice appliances. Vlew. $42.5.000 laADLIY & CO. llALTOIS 673-3230 ZIZJ.SMIMI °"" s.t /S-1.5 A roomy 3 Bdrm + den with view. Steps to m ain entrance lo Bil Corona. Dy namite local ion , $360.000. CALl.64 ... 721 I 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I illi«IOH IMVISTOltS Poaalble future com· mercLllJ use on thll abarp 3 Bdrm home. For more Information , c all ~:ao. ! • HERITAGE R t Al !I >R<.. ~ ..... ,. .. 1 BR + ._ + raaa1l1 Rm + ,.._, d1alal +a dining rm, sep de n Mesa Verde . Beautifu l 991.!lOO 979-1989 landscaped comer home ---· -· 3Bdnn. 28th. new!)' di.' By Owner. J>nme Coi.ta c·or atcd Ry owner Mesa area 3 bdrm 3 ba ~.!'AA.I ~ 8906 3 cur l(araiw. tn lc•vel + Call for app·~-~(HJ2!1 __ PRICH> REOUCEO 4BR +Pool 9.875°/o lflterHt Brand New!!~ \l 1 111'.:NTIC ft 11 •ii• rW crtJv.ru. ""' 1 t .11 u1 .. r t-xt•1ulnt• h<1l1t·nda ' TUITLBOCI REALTORS Broadmoor Plan 11 4 Br. l•--------2 Ba . ,u~r buy 1-'et- IJnd Z3 Bethany f'n ce tiffUC't'-34.54 L...,.._ lkCKh I 041 ...........•....•...... SSS.900 near So Coai.t Plaui. 13781 Olympic. 3 Br. new paml, carpt•t. patios, waJ~. landsc:&p· ing. /\¥}.. 546-7290 Owner '>JY:. i.cll Sul11111t your term'> E -.1d1• County arC'a I rit lot. 4br, fprc. 2ba Vf'ry pn \ate end fJf lht· cul de ~ae loeat1on $109.500. T a ke over 167,000 loans Ron Ort. R t: a I E s t :1 t •' Protessionab F:.fitN thru drJm.tlll 1---------ra1M'd entry' J'a"" thru ~IDE 3 BR 2 Ba . compl remod'd in earth &onea. Lee cuJ de aac lot. 90'1. 0wnr1--.. Devln & Co.ta.a. IASTSIDI C.M. Drive by 200 Broadway, corne r O ran ge & Broadway. Thts 1300 sq fl. c:ulle with 2 br, 2 ba 111 c:ne ol a kmd. On busllnl·' Move.in location. SP Sl.22.500. Q.11 Ct•ntury 4!1 Gold Coai.t Heullori., S48·116K Mesa Vent.West 2 story 4 15 Bdrms. 3 belln, la01JJy rm, frplc, pool. By owner. Open Houle Sat/Sun t l ·5 ul lll58Samar Dr. 979-7806 lmtal•At• •I• JUll fell out of escrow, a lnlly 1e>r1eous home on a tarp lol with alley ac- cas. 3 Br 2 Ba " com· pletely renovated. At · sumable $84,000 loan. ~ll price $125,000 Cati . ., CSELECT T'PROPERTIES ONMSUMDAY 1·5 30lrlQ)uotryClb. Dr GOUCOURSI UYIM& OH GRllH BeauWuJ home on the l5Ul Green of the Mesa Verde Country Club. Private front courtyard erJtry and room for pool OI apa. A formal livlnit room with ultra plush c arpet , mas siv e fittplace. dln. rm. and dm/office with wet bar. An execuUve'1 retreat with 2 bedrooms & 21,; bat.ha. sm. ooo. CUUAPPU&. ltAMCHSnLI Prtde of ownenhlp In 11 flne Euutde residential area. Lar1e yard In· duded with thll • bdrm .• lam. rm. plua din. rm. $121,500 DWLIX WITHPOOL Beat t.be beat amd the tax man. Newport Height.I area with terrtflc owners unit overlookin1 pool trom redwood deck. An investment e>pportunJty In um 2 • I bedroom _...im.ooo ASTAITll NOMI ........ WoadlJ --....1n. com•• loeaUon near ...... Oollt Plaa Con· do wtdl ....... loan. Onlr may~ wttb ftDIDdq. 1-'lx up youtself & ~vc Now offered al Sl 19,500 645-7573 DIAMOND REAL ESTATE INIW.C04U-.. ITIBI - .,.. .... c: c-do * New listing, excellent location. 3 Br . 3 car garage, skylight. (rplc AsllJacJ $92.000 345 UOJV('r5ll)' N 4 <lnint.• Ave N to t ·nl\ 111 1 Open S SI 4 John Cn rey, GHI REAL TORS 146-7414 963-8377 OP91HOU5a .. SAMDYllACH SIASPltA Y COMDO Sff,900. Only 1 year new " in lop oondlllon An upgrudcd 2 bdrm. 2 ba. i<round flr un1l v.· :in a:.:-.umJhl" Fi.400 loan Jl 'I~.·. in tt'f'~l TC'nrui. . .,pa. l><IUI & clubhoui.e Only l lil k t o beach 4!1 J72 n rookhur .. l. t:n1l 71fi 0pon Sat Sun I S CAU644·721 I ma'is1ve double door ., a nd tile tu OLD WORLD CllAf< M . or rmle h.lgh ce1Ungt> Step dovm lo banqut't <.1LC"d fo rmul darun1 aoc:t kitchen + breakfaal ooc* .. Huge faaulJ room Wl&.b noor to eel Ung red brick finpla~ and wet bar 1lus bmtw h a.s 1t all 1Dchxhn1 "MOTHER - L~ l...J\W • quuM•·r. and J rrul">l.t'f !-Ult •• f1t for J kllll( .1nd (IUt'(•fl ( • rf'..11 t'Ul ck -.ae lex Jlton c 1·n tr al air c'Offil • m ut h much mnn" li1•-.1 111 Jll 1t 1i. br.md no·v. .ind th•• (1nanc·1n~ '' 11 r1•J\' llurl') 1· J II nov. ' • 559·11 I I U%00WN, ~ 10'1 INTEREST 1 /' ~ 2 Yr. new home at end of ~mnr QI.Del cu.1-de·sac. 3 Bd. ,~~~~~~~~~ REAL &..,TATE 2\-la ba. Newly decorated & prof. landscape d. lk::I It• Sl.38.SOO. Call owner/agl. Hin a• I 042 64.2-5554. Open Sal 6 Sun •••-•••••••••••••••••• 12·5. 1088Glen Cir. Waterfront C.Ondo. Ap· SYCAMORE GUM pl"Oll l3SO lq ft. I Lrg bdrm. I~ ba, CpU. d.,,., laAND MEW 32 · 1 11 p . 0 w n e r Fabulowl. Jar1e 3 bd. 2...., !.n~•~IM6~~~~--- ba. Quality townhome _....__ I 044 condomlnlu~. Only 8 ..--available. $109.990. 2'30 -••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana Ave. &U4'7M. New Woodbrtd&e 2 Br 2 Be condo. •1.soo. l l2S. IMAGIMI THISl! 3 Bdrm. family room- kltcben. formal dining. spa. 1n North Mesa Verde . Many . ma ny custom fealure11. Like. real lUe noors. cuatom dra pes , n ea r n e w carpets, top or line dis· hw&liher and etc. Priced moderately al $114,$00. call 5'0-11.S 1 . ~' -HERITAGE . . REALTORS 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MillMITA Spectacular hilltop homes. 2012.J206 sq. n. Ooee to Marina. Selva Rd • Calle La Prima vera. Sl.89,000lo1245.000. llQ ft. &13-0763 MOllTHWOODS PARK PLACE Lee. 4 bd .. ram. rm .. & bonus rm. AIC. great a1l aum1ble loan. SJ~.000 Call F red Gi h Mon. !i59t00 IMC .. llLE SIZl,toO -nu., home ot entertain· ment wues a comforla ble welcome·plus toadi. ol 1quare foe>Uge-4 huire bdrms w/a wealth or wot'k 6 st.oraae spaces & a Ice lot. Located 1n lrvlne'1 Northwoods ~ ~ Walkttr 1; ltrn 1131 ·3540; '93-4006 Bldr. Beal Elute SUPERBTAXSHELTER •WOOD BR (DOE BRAND NEW DUPLEX CONDO• 2,800sq.fl. +ga rage. Rrand new I bdrm. on $206,$00 ri Joane . a.n. 496-8497 the l*'tl. by owner. P n -----· only please. Stl.500 Pu•• v.n.y I 034 m 1mG11 ....................... ..;..;.;..;.;.. _____ _ ESTATE SALE noose. ••••· SlJf,500, t8r, l'°'B• Open Sat/Sun l ·S Or by appt. Prtnclpala call 8'l· m.om. COULO•CUTI $66.toO °'" tMt oee a ebanee. Km.Pt HmLPI Seller llAllT'tM. Olt+..N4HTl.H Plan Ill PaUo Home. IOK UIJ'edel. «:IOH to tenrua oowu. uawnable loan. m.950. Open Sat/Sun U·S. Call Acent, wlmd 551-ml wkdys (IU..6838 TUnLStOCI Garden borne. prof. de· coraltd. 3 bdrm, 2 balhlJ, bonus room . c us tom shulters. parquet noo,.., pro f laod1c ape d W 1covered bnck p11t10. Must Kee to appreciate! Open Sat/Sun l·S. 17 Ca· nyonRl~e Rou ..... ,.. .. 551-6130 ------- ~ABLE LOAN COLLEGE PAii Beautiful lrl ·level. 4 bedroom Berkeley Plan in prestigious College Park. Assumable 9;i.~ ideally localed to park. schools " cornmunlly pools. OPEN HOUSE SAT 6 SUN l·S. 3521 Pecan. ~'..'·'.II ... ~ ', l .'111)11 llllTAliE PARI WE LOAN f'abub.18 J bedroom San· u.to Plu with central air. uPCraded carpeta It decorator drapes u.rou.bout. A11umable 9~~ IOan. Clolle to abop--. acboollmar"'· • Cccnmuolly .OPEN HOUSE SA 6 SUN l·S. IU llOllllomery. OCEANFIONT New Modular T y pe Homes.~ community. 2 bdti. 4M br HCUnty, 1ub-letun1 OK. f rom D..IOO. 'h.uun 11IHd MobUe Home Pk. 30901 So. Ca\ Hwy, Lacuaa Buch, R .11 .P . <T IU ~ m1GktloyL.ot fi73~ HY ow;-.itrn J bdrm :! ba t hMrnt•r CM c•.£n \ ., . .,,..,. 1tt.Uk 111 lwarh & 'hop· p1n..t Sl8~.ooo Ope n ~ Sun 10.2.8. 10 to 4pm at 613 An1la St ~ ----- HIGKYMoti•llhcl. Idler, a eood (am llY home with added poten· ual: seller will lwtp wilb f1nanda&. 4 Bdnna .. 3~ beUal • • 1ood ocean vtew~ SZl.2.000 MO ... UMITS 1'two 2 bdrm. apt.a. • 2 UeePal rooms. In h1ab demand area. Easily relUd ~ ~.soo. MOtlTH .. lmmacu.lat.e bome wilb ocean view 6 love ly pnleoa. Prime loulloe; R-2 lol. IUI-*- Caqsey & Company THIMUaT OfODMMAL ~YIU.A•I Fantastic ocean view. beaus room. large deck. 1 paci ou s m astf•r b~droom i.u l t e with r e dwood h o t tub . .:reenhouse w1ndowi.. butcher block lutehen. veey pnvale 3 bedrooms. 2 beab home. S237 ·'°°. • ·DO WI HAYE ¥V's flOR YOU Nor1b coat view from tb11 Immaculate 3 bedn•om. 2 bath home - 1kyli1bt1. Swedis h fireplace, jacuzzi. llained glau, quallly ap· pointmenta and muc h more for S201.000. • f >/4% .SSUMAILI bl T.U. loan. Anxloua owner is willlDI to part with UUa beautiful new a.tom J Bedrootn on veat terms. Forever ottan aod clty view a . sm.ooo. • U()t So. Cout Hi way ln Village Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 fil Coldwell Banker OMI ACll OCMM Y•W ISTATI Beautiful custom built 6 bdrm.. 7 bath home. 50' pool, room for teMis court. large private grounds with lush landscaping. Truly one of a kind. $895,000. OWMm MUil' SIU. Custom wood and glass view home on Y.1 of an acre in Laguna. 3 bedrooms . Spanish tile floors, s tained glas~ windows and privacy. Super assumable note with excellent financlng, S230.000 SWll WI .... Panoramic whitewater and coastline views. Multl·level home on street to street lot in Dan• Point • Completely remodeled 2 bdrm. + den, pool room, and 1tudy. CloM to beachel, $197 ,500 -~ read ti.a Your frleada aad ... ..., .. ,, .......... awlfted ,_ ..... ••rt'••n1 wtie• t••J la ave ..... rw:ll .... fut • 11stt' • &o..U. ,,..,,. till > I 11 1•"'1, eaU t.11 , .. llow well It CM' prqe + 2 paUc» + balcony and other ........... Aak1at on1J e;a.m,ooo. scorrtMLn 1a..11JJ WATfRFRONT HOMES a-. M!AI. EltATI 631·14'00 ...-.mcnUaM.A lit· Ue l-asJwioe II lbl1 ft.-~ MU be the talk of tile town. Reap tbe dlvldenda. Hurry o.w• aood buJ never i.u.llM417 ~ Walkt~r 1; I t!t! 496-7222 831-0836 ~--;. , .... ~ •• fl I ' ' I ()1 )1 I ~ Tiwee MHerdt .. , ,..,. ~ L•IUft• ..... .... ..... ....... , •• ... . .. . . ... ..... .. . . . . . . . ... .... .. --...... -..., ...... . ......... ··-. ·-·------...-.-- .. I . . . rz .. ::.;;.s: ............... ':'{..5:!! .. •••••1~~~::.~~ ....... ~!.';;;; ........ ~.~~ ........ ~~.~~....... -~-_..._Oc_~ __ a ..... 1_9_79 ________ 0;;.All...-."'Y.;.N.0.;,;;;;;.;T~ .. ... 11 I 11•-... .... .... "gjsj[J ...... 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HrS feat.,,.. be .. taful u · *MO~fBI•• Quint C'CIUqa oa bu .. ..,.. viewt. ICM8e oeeu -ao .•. take O¥er lot. al&ey a ce•••· v le", f a m II y r 0 0 m flllll&allk ..._ on S BR SUS,000 Auuma blt1 loitn ~ bwllar alarm a.t lilome Won't lu t av~ •Y• te m. 1 prl n ll le r 1, •OllDl!r'--•sc.t-.ci_o ___ _ bMm cttllino. ud We llOll •taaQecl 1laa1 ea-i·--------tt*. Call todaJ' for more lnfonmt.ioft. '71-1111 YOU. TllA T 2 Story on rart1 Newport MO Tate• Bead\ R·2 lot. Auuroe Quick poaaeulon poss. s .ooo •t9.$~. a.t priced s bdrm home sount&..Meas in Harbor View. Terms ,.._Hewe avail. ()pen house Sat. 67rr.7696 Call J o .Ann Doran -7»-0619 Wnte t.o Clusltled Ad MOI Dally Pilot, P O, PORTfOllO CA 826 f~ CREATIVE Box 1560, Costa Mei.a, ~OPERTIES, INC. fOR SA.LE • Ocean ca· SI 2,500 nyon view, 3bdrm. ~~~~~~~~~'Down payment. owe !> e c I u d e d h o m e . -Low monthly payments . SPACIOUS back yard, IAQC IAY ESTATE Sharp penthouse con· redwood deck, hardwood Pvt 2.8 acre estate w tlg dominium. Easy qualify· floors, modem kitchen + house. 2 guest hooses, 16 ing. MIM1J7 Bkr. more. •19,000. (714 > stall horse barn, huge ~Open House Oct riding nok, pvt ore, a 3lh. 11 ... 1.344 Dunning groom's room. magniri· Dr. l..aguna Bch. cent view of the Back -Bay, lush landscaping TOO MICE abounds. Contact J im FOllWOIDS Flanders agt. (714 > Super tudor that has 752·1107 dys; (7 1-i ) been done by ma!>ter 58l·S787 eves. wknds LAKEftlOHT 22lJHe.tlMrLa. French doors open to glamorous 1100 sq.rt. deck and spa overlooking secluded private Cherry Lak.e ln Back Bay area. J craft.aman. Fine woods and those special touches that spell CAHE. One of the most c harming kitchens In Laguna Bonus -Panoramic CW. RIGHT NOW! ~ra=-dJ:i~::..:: 'Ille price & terms or. Entertainer's delight feted on this highly up· Orange Park Realty, graded $eaview JBr MargeSimpson6J.3..0813 home, are , utterly ran. TAKE OVER LOAN on tast1c .. Tb11 home has condo nr ocean .., 14 ooo new pamt & cpta thruout, • ~ • · Ocean View. &.alJ-VlllecJe R.E. 497-1761 French drs leading out· _Ail.....:;;....·-~--6--------------1 side to a newly pro· szo.000,000+ fesslonallr lnd sc ~d listinga&sales -....w.,,.I>-HILLIE ~Mc CORMACK RE paradise. Bnc~ floors in 1banU for a areat 3rd the entry & kit. Many, quartercllenta. Many more xtras. Call J obnCarey GRI. Meclt ... , .... o,... w . r.M. Jim Flanders for en appt ' ~at4 ~1·~1s~·~1~7dis.; rlWlij§:bQ'3ji~ \ · 'IA•r ... 11% I ... ... Beautiful a bdrm.. 2,,., ' ba. condo villa In a private area, l·blk. above Moaarcb .Pina, Dear tbe beacb. wJtb eves/wknds. Prio only. ltEAL TOftl fln.TT71 qt.. ca.• ........... . ,.. ................ . •rel•• rm . • tM6owe ... .-AtJm- Ua Waf in Sea View Wlamr,aoo. .... HGHTS 1bla biddeo beauty la OD acleedead8t.. Uy, s Br, J e.. aml oceu view. f\alJ 8• 11ah aauna. LC jecaat, 2800 1q ft. Many exlraa. llu.t see to ap- preciate 0Wne1' wanta l• aale. $199,950 firm. ()pit HouM Sun 1·~ 229 La Jolla. ....._.Ylew"-• s Br. 3 Ba. 247, trpl ,. ... , fee allns* laDd. -.... Birr ..... lllJ .......... ..._. • 0 h f l/J% Lo.. ......... v .... ~.:a •• , .... percbed la one o f t.acuna 'a na.t areu. 2 Bdrma .. den cor formal di.nlnC rm.), 2\AJ balb.a, pewter hardware & Roman tub In m s t r . i.ulte. Motivated by divorce. $283,000 No DeW I.It TD req. Seller wU1 help fbaance. 4 Br. 21,1a a.. lam rm, 2 ITpLcs, 2-aly. UPCraded to in clude spa, akyUte, catm abutters thruout. Fr doon ialand kit. Xlnt de· cor. Across from gmblt. 333JW. Coa&tHwy, NB I blJt to comm . pool. walk ___ 6_4_W_6_4_6 ___ 1 to scbools. Fee sample Gnlb tt!! s' ''. 000 Pool & redwood hot tub: I 00/o FIMAMCIMG land $239,500 . 3 bdrms .• 2 baths, ocean panoramas; walking dill· lance to s hopping & bcr4Ches. CoesfllMVl_,.1 Exceptional archlt ec· ture; 9""'/o lnl. loan a11· sumable. for this new cedar & st.one home. 3 NO Q U ALIFYING. REASONA BLE DOWN PAYMENT. CALL FOR DETAJ LS. JOHH MARSHALL 631·1266 REALTORS Bdrma .• 3 baths, import· --------ed We m kitchen & baths. HALLOWEEN Mos t En ch ant i ng Gardens. lilove·in for SPECIAL Thanksgiving. $385,000. Wri~ your treats for this ... ...... .............. unique home 1n quiet 1 •• Zf ,....,.. k>cation. Views 1n pvt. O,..Sat/S..P.M. coromun1ty . U nd e r F'-i :119g I 00/o I.... $340,000. Shown by appt. sa>Oak St.; 4 bdrms. & 2 Ca ll J o · Ann Dor a n nn. pest house; 4 baths. 5-0619 Country kitchen; several redwood in ~ out. All PORTFOLIO Dover Shot-fl.View BY OWNER Overlooking Ba y & Nile Illes, all n ew design kitchen, crpls, marhlc Crplc. tile & wa llppr. SpaCJ~ 4br, Jba & ram rm. Fabulous home ror ent.ert.aan.tng w leasynow from lrg gallery entry to hv .. fam & din areas Protected U·s h aped center patio S319,000 Leasehold. Pnoc1pt1l8 only. Short escrow possl· b&e. call 64.2-5614. Work· 631-™5 bay windows; all ,~CREATIVE ~n& into a private ~OPERTIES,INC. W ........ £al't.~ courtyard. Big fenced ~, .... ra..,n• cornerlot,$abortblks.to ~~~~~~~~~I Extra lge comer duplex .._.ch. ......,. 500 -in xlnl cond. Mooring .._ · -· · avail. Spectacular view. 494-7551 ASSUME9.75% -• """"000 --------1 Appl. ..,. .. y -· . WESTC LIFF. Be lo w *Cote Realty L..-... 1050 ....................... marka. 4 bed.rm, 2 bath, z petJos.aharp! Patrick, & Investment Leilure WO!'id, Gate l4 Panoramic view, 3rd Ooor. Villa Nueva, 2br Zba, S8f.f8'79 A/C. an 7pm. 831-1286 640-5777 L91JM ...... 1052 ....................... REALTORS OCEAH VIEW!! Sacrifice! Assume 9.6%. All'* SHOllS • br, 2V• ba, 2 at.ortes, frplc, comm. pool It ten· nil. Auwnable 10% loan. 4.lSColton. Aeeot63Hl1B .., ti• Lo. Nice• bd. 3 ba. owe 2nd. F'larwl1 El Nlt•I 3br, Patrick 63J.1286 ~ m&,OOI. c.iom Realty 21 TlfWm ---~-.TNr--AIC-tMG--__ R_E_AL_TO_RS___ • OCINROMT ~.-._.._., s,.;o.., qui9', unique 2 Of'9t SAT /SUM l·S yr old bome w /apa, SPYGLASSHIU a&.rhaa aad brick aUA · mT IUY de& M Ralrs t.o beacb. R a r • -• l e 1 a n t . More Ulan ltS0.000 leas Sl,100.000. Por a p -::a A~~:;!:: 11&111.._• call view S Bdrm Portamouth Wc..et, 1.1. Mdl. CALL QUICK ! ___ M_J.J._1_114~_1 __ -t Oan\lMtaUSct,000. 17t•••"'ercr. CAU.64 .. 721 I ~,. ..... 106t ••••••••••••••••• ..... W/CAllY ..... -dft. at 11~%. Dllue d-.plu. I Bd ..... , ... 2 bd unit. Prime He11bta loc. I~~~~~~~~ ... M••LOAM ....... /fl!ln'I ... d• C•••letel7 n · ... •led Newport Htl1l9u cl9er•er. llM,Mt. Call 8H ~---.-. IAYflllOMT Ele1ant Uvln& near Newport Harbor Yacht Oub. Sp.c. old bouae lo xlilt. k>c. 5 br, t\\ ba. LeMe 11.-per mo. LOOlltte llOI A~IUY? .Lowl)'-2 1tory 4 br, 2Y• ba on lYt loca, redecorat· ed. "l)lraded cpta, move in coo4. '111 ,IOO • .. w ........... .... 671-1771 !. SICIFIE trOxM ttal ... 811C C"anyon TownbouH. Uptteded. many amtnlOea. \Ml ..eurit)'. a Br. den. DIR, 21.'J IN!lh1, sionf, ""'"la. Wiii c.rry IN. ll'IUOO J>rlnrlpe.la onty, AAMtum•ble Lout. C4lll 21 ,.., .. , ... ................................ s.a ... '°" ....................... ....,. ot"ean mw from 1u1my co.do. a br. a ba, -lit T.D. at 1\4.,_, U.D.m.>-...... ...... c ,. ·-1011 ....................... Loaiaed ln &ever Canyon, ~IAT/SUM t-1 , ________ ~1..:1 Nat1 Pore.t, IU-l-• t....l-• ... .......... di Hwy 74, u Ml. E. ol ·---·· • -· SIC • Fwy 5, ln the -~-~-~ Gf9tlUM. I.a foadlUll aurrow.d.s by .--:,Ol'"""n-=:-cH !m>Vuu Grande ._,.,,,, naUve Oab • -~ -3 88 tit JeveJ. loedl ol 81camorea wltb year -... •n 67•16 ..... ltallua Ule. Warm up --.... walk \o tb• Newport ro.d r..anc strum. A --------1 Beadl t..u cllab. Now _..Y,.. 2 Br 1 Ba wlth J ft OLD CUSTOM .._ Lo eouat.ty Uke 1et- &la1. 3 eatra larce bdnm, deo. famJly room and unkiue atrium entry. Pool •h ed lot. cood finaocin1 Reduced to r.wt.900. Thia is really tiJ)tldal ! Contact Blntue Doon &NqUIHOMIS '7MOOO ontJ ••· • utural rotk ftreplace, '44MZH 3 eptit AeYet deca, out· dour dlniac 6 eatert.ain· ~ merit. Partly (urn . .... wtd)'a 1:30-5PM, 2131129-1111. 81 appt. R E A . T Y -.m•aoOM 4 BR. formal diniaa rm, cov 'd patio. Sparkllilc s w i mming pool , c reenbouse, beaut. ~~~~~~~~~I lndscpd front Ir back yard. Bltnt . $274,500. LCM High.land. Tarbell ReaJton. 912-5'118 acent Jim Mac:llillan, 6*a2S HOISIUMCH L1e rambling ranch house 111 peaceful, ex· clualve Mission Hills. Olt.m reatures includes oak flooring 10 ldtchen " rmly rm. n ew plush crpta . ceramic tile, bone corral, aar cood, 17 acre1 al commoo land, pool, l.eMia crt.s " more. S28B.OOO. 86\.2311 IAYFltOMT Locauon. location, toca. uoo! MagnJficent 4 br, 31r; ba. (mJy. executive home. Dock & sups to ac· commodal~ 2 IJe yachts, plus te rms . Seller Is rootivat.ed and wUJ carry 11 $2SO,OOO 2nd. Back ups. 646-Tlll L.Mwt..MOpt Ocean view. Pool. Built oo cyn. • Bd + ion. 2 ea. Call Tim, 63H366 REALTORS 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TROPICAL PARADISE llACH DUPLEX 2 bdrm. adult Condo by CATA&.IM tsUi• Mai Uh Over 9000 aq. ft. commerdal bid&. Contains 3 , ...... l reatawut • Uq.r atore. Owner will cnry at t~ bit.. AU due in 80 yn. CATAUMA tll A• IUL OPP. A valon'a ftnelt taxl cab co. now avail . for purcbale. Projected yearly poea income over Sl00.000. Call for delalla . Catalina Islands m ainland connecUon Rob McOorrald, (714)962·5521. Aaent. ..... ..._. c ....... 1 •• n .... .. w. .• 100 ........... 1700 .............................................. -.>BILE ROME BUY·SELL·RENT · FINANCE .......... .st... .... .... c:.hr' CAI.I. US "Ir I OZ I IJST LISTED Em.USIYE TO .. LE HOME STORE' YOU HAYEN1 SEEN THESE · YET!!! OIL WIDE $20,950. NE::TO~AST PLAZA 2 BR + den. 2 k 2 car ear., usume 116,000 at 9%. Owner w /carry 2nd TD . SlOi,500. Call J~. al ZlJ.-439-8343 Ed1ew at er Realty 213434 ••• APllOI OJ PA.IADISI We 're DOW orrerlng Wllteffront t.lmct·shanng coodonuruum.s on the big 11Jaod of ffawaJI. 1000 plu.1 sq. ft., s lffps t> Beao\lfully furnished Prices bealn at S~llOO <801 )364·2000. ask for Mike. ext l9S or Dan, ext UIB. Palm Springs, M111s 1on HiJla Ten.nis condo , 2 BR , Z ba SIJ2.000 (Jp .. n Sat Son 2 5 JJ'J Forest Hilts North 213 769-67 11 11•1maUM1TS PIUJ8 &Alrl'SIDE. C 2'*-..elt.. 11mftAMUCO.~ •mi 1' MIWPOIT llAC Duflaw oa Pellia. N'Jllt Sbrs aV.ll. amealtlt•. PUHD leMld. Turn·ltey ope lion. Property mi av.U. fJMIU. BKR. RENTAL ! INCOME PROPERT~ Prom S»,900. Mocha'-r Type Homes, at aecunty. 3 P¥t beacbe9, pool 1' pier ~ ble "'· DOt Padlic Cst ffw,. L.11uoa Bcb. R.M .P. m•>._31519 • R.E. Investment firm has rm for l indJv, .,. \.lvtu. are puttbue )I oommerlcaJ property ·~ apt ma.mt " brokerage,~ ex:perU share expe~ ~ lb> mo. ea.). l'\JU aecretarial &s cfc servlcee 1ncl'd Many liit- vestmeot opptys . C_,I Mr Crawford J<tl 8robrs $40-2200. EAST SIDE DarllJlg duplex $125,000. 642-2510 or 646-41148 ,... . 20 ...... Oft lch 4-pJexes Mgmt avail, A.gt 536-24911 Pnnc1pals Only -- NEW. Owner will belp owner Full security. Finance. 116 46th St , pool, spa, sauna etc. par- $279 .SOO. O w n /Agt quet &rerarruc floors + 613-185$. Opeo Sat/SUD more Walk to So. Cst l·S Plaza. $90,500 John Central Orange County, ~. La.ke Wood, JBr. 11001 ..................... .... UDO Why 14% int.e.rest" lo· credible 5 S'k interest with is -:. dwn W/rent Wee payments. 5.000 sq ft on lot & ""· 163S.OOO Open House 520 Via Udo Sood . ~ H . Agt. 645-9850 or eves 673-6732 OP84HOUSE SUN 1·5 Walk to bch & teonla from his t.b.la bJghJy de· corat.ed 3Br, home. 347 Walnut. Newport Shores ~1-4000 days, SS6·4818 ._'·"oL.o.t eves&wkn&. 3 Br, ocean view. OPENHOUSE St'N1·4 S211B.OOO. $19.ooo dn. Pnn Souahl after beautiful onJy.49'1·5039 Sandpoint 4 bdrm home NEWPORT BAY $121,SOO. Financin g 81.'autilu.Jly landaca~d av a 11 ab J e w I s a m e m est. partc w/prtvate lender. Ask for Scotlle bch. Cbarm.illgly furn.. Biper. part mobUe, part st~· tknary 2 Bdrm. 2 eth @J lora vance home. Huge picture win· realtor dow w/view ol 1Jdo I.ale. 1 block from ocean, tea· &lMO&l ni.I courts. NO PETS, NO 2.Ba. CDJ7~1 FA.MIL Y P AU Cemral Orange County, 1972 Goldenw~l 24x41S centr al air . cpts IJG5862-6J I +n••• S Ster Pk. 2.4u0 w1tb wet bar. Fastuon Manor '69 J ust hated! See 1l rars t' tGf>.Ul6.7J S-. ~SI 6,900 Ganin Grove cUtie. tn· clude1 washer /dryer, hated lb1 a wee k . Bibmcn. (~.4)3 ). ,_.,,.ti ........................ *** CAiii.SiA!> IEACtt $125.<nl Nt!at Tn·ples Sl!llS.000 Tn plex + la"4 & pemut for 7 more $150.0011 6 l ac re • CdM DUPLEX La~:f.s Realty New hsllng on this unat ,.._ __ 1.14 •. 434.· .·.LSSO __ _ near Albertson· s & So or ,. Hw y B o th J 4t 2 bedrooms Mth many l'X tras Pnced nght for qiack sale Financing 1~ available to quallf1 ed b.o'er.1Z24,96() Call for Appt. 971 2854 Mr. Treaen 644·5147 IPS t4EW4PLUES Dix owners unit. w1fJ trade (OC' R 3 land CaQ tRalder (714 l 761 2604 .. au> 5eu&o1 :.. RGHT 1MR.A TIOH ~ & .. GH Wni~1!!' Rlty C H IL D R EN • B . 0 . By owner 2 br adult condo _67s.81.le_'-~-----1n model home cond.ll.loo. 0....,.C.-, QUOO. Single wide 2Br. I~~~~~~~~ Maoolt• 1964 lncludea wuher. fenced yard. Qeao4u>eal. UMS314 I. IMTIUST RA TIS ·..; Asaume Sl 15.ooo ' 1113.000 loans at~%• !WR., on sturdy 4·plex JI inc.oata Mesa. Near OCI Alkina price $180. MCb.. G.S.I. Sll.580 eac Call Windward Propen IQ.4IO'l7. M k for Ca ~ OI' Blll Pale)'. MEWPOU llACH BAY &OCN VlEWS Reduced $20,000 Cor faat ulel Aaaumeable low lot loen. preatlgoua location. 3300 1q f\. Features 4Br, ..,..led dea. (on1M1l liv atnial. ... rm. 2 •tone OWi• WIU. AH. Walk to So. Coast Plaza. SEA VIEW John S31·4 000 da)'s . !~2ba, Nantuc kett 5e6-4lllwlmda&eves. .o.w.c. W/10%do. s-.tlMdt IOll Dal. at 12%. 1IDI Yacbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marta.82llil.OOO • . WW eooperat.e w /brlu. M>-119 frpk:s •wet bars. Walk· 1--------lftl diatance to achla, bch, church etc MOBlll .,_STOIE s... ... ~1111 '71 Skyline. 12 'au·. Dl,000. Call aft« 4. ..... lyC>wwet- OPENSAT/SUN 1·5 1421 Kings Rd. '11·1171 .. CAMYOM Explore eleseDce 4s cbM'm • tMa Jmt u.tect JBr,as. bome.1311.- 0Pl:H SAT /SUN 1·5 llRUE llABSatJ.E ..., ....... 58R, ZBA bome. appro• 15 y~ar'!'I old 1225,000 wflb IU'7.000 ..sumab6e a.t .t K . Own•r wlll carry •o--------• 2nd. Otarm.lng old, Newport Ht.a, farm house. 2 Sty, 3 br. 2 ba. $160,000. ~ 1446 IYOWHER Harbor RJ. COftdo MMIZl5 431-229 MWPT.teGHTS Older 2 br bouse, lot 50x105, rm t.o buUd in re-ar. Aaking $122,700 or will exchanie ror condo in Hoag Hosp. area. Agt !m-0016 INVESTORS Assume low interest. T_. IOtO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECTACULAR VIEW No. Tustin custom 5Br. 588 +rm for pool. low terms to qualified buyer. Asking $49~.ooo. t714 > 731-4200 •EXCITING• Beau~~1 s2· ~ll972 1. llotliJe Home Ul Lasuna Hila nicest .S-Star Park. 7ill' encl porch, mar· rared doors, light wood Interiors. 3Vt Too air cood • ..Z spacious Br's wilb ba +dresal.ng area. walk in cloiel.s. All for only $29.500. (}{\J.6638 }. 2 massive frplcs w /3rd In Romantic mstr ste. View from almost every rm overlooking ocn, F ashion blc. Ca t11lina Island, Ml :.. 4Br. 3 1-".llla w/eleganl lt'alures & appl PrH't•d to sell )450.000. l'rrn only. ~ Low Dn. Lovely home 1---------CLASSIC MOllLIHOME SALES Next to bch.. and bay Pen . Pt . O wn e r Rxw $5000 Down 4 Br. 2 Ba. danang rm. l'l'rtivat.ed. PIGGY llOMS R.Ln.. 64>1531 J v Q,. 631-0900 --- ma en ab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY WEST CLIFF Outstanding townhome in 12 unit adult development. Newly redecor. -new carpets. Close to shopping & trans. $119,500. Carl Butler 642-8235. OPEN SUN. 1·4. 1100 RUTLAND RD. 1*4 CL-76a) HARIOI VIEW HOMIS Now is the time to see this S bdrm. (new) home in Phase ID. Many upgrades include used brick patio & burnished brick entry. Carl BuUer 642·823.5. CL-77b > POPULAI EAST&UfF Flexible financing is avail. on this vie w pro!rty s urrounded by park·llkc ·vacy. A rare Lusk 3 bdrm .. 2~ a . "C" Plan in a great family loca -close to schools & s h opping . Don't miss thla opportunity at $230,000. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. <L·l03) CUSTOM YIEWHOME 1lus I arae 3.000 SQ. rt pl'" home features. s Bdrms, 4 bath'I, 2 fire places, indoor atnum. aJr cond 'ng. J:;x. tensive use ol wood and gla&s. Redwood dttk1n11;, new ~ thruout. And. la~ for horses For more Wo call. s.46-5880 · · ~ -~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS 2706 Harbor, Ste 206 A 540-5931 OPIHHOUSf Beauu.ful 74 Goldenwest. aum. 2 br 2 ba liv rm. din. rm. ram. rm island kit. plush w w carpet. rflrige, washer dry 1n dd. Textured wood ext Qist.om red ~ood dee k. Spanish Ole slell5 Scenae View Pnet.'d lo sell at $t6.000. MUST SEE THIS r~~~~~~~~~I ONE ' P.P EL Nad o. r: :moo Ortega Hwy. sp 83. Mo-le Ton. Hlls PALM SPRINGS IN COWAN HOTS Rambl lnl ranch design~ for many interests ! Cd be 7 BR 3Yt Ba or 4 OR + ma>d.s rm + ba. or rec rm fOC' games, pool labl~. eu. Or aep. ewte w /ba for mom 9/10 a r re. aecluded wfpool. corrals • run nln e a t r ea m I $2'74,SOO Owner flnanc· In&. Call Datt.le Brown SoutbJud ReaJtorM 544-1440or S44·32AI ....................... 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOU.HOUSI ao.100. S.J. Cap Sat/Sun Call 714149&-833'7 ------le Majestic swanl(-oul, 21'xl0', bit to cudt!, 646-7~ '83 Mobile Home. 3 BR. + expando units . Good cood. Must be moved. Ownr. 491t-l.360 ON BEACH BY OWNER 2 Br 2 Ba w I everything. Fam rm . iarden . stnwbenY patch. all bit in appl, laundry rm. lllhtwood. nu drapes. caJll(irt. 2 patiol. 2 abe<U. lndacped. 1olf, pool. sauna ·a. bat adlt pk. 214412 P.C.H. H.B. Sp 011. call 714·536-7241 UDO PARX PRJV BCH Exclusive adult park, 2br. best tMo' ln Npt. Bcb. aooo. ~· n•·M0-3800 TIM'UX ~.Sep. un.lta. 2br. Iba ea. Encl. aarp, As· aum low Interest rln. wtUIKdo. Full price UI0,000. Prlo. Ooly. l!lrtD'. llU·lMI 8:lda UW. f\lm, Walk t.o bdl. town. No pt otMm -.,1119ep ~. XlnL \all .... ... 1'12 MEMIYIN 8ls year old duplex. ........ KB. £seetlem cmrtle'Clft. ... 000 dowaJ Hdeoe. A ... MO...ol~ ...... ----------..W4 1bal you can get first user nght.s on. nt'ar miun IMM.ness l.'lt.ock brokt'r. & large banks 1 dllltn ct of Santa Ana. aJJ are rent ed. CaJI fordeu11l8 Park Place.Im· 842 7461 SlVS TO OCEAN Super o cean v 11•w duplex. 4 BR. & :? UR Owner may carry R 0 ~.500 PAUL MAltTIH REAlESTATE 644-7313 ---IALIOA ISLAND Low down, uwn~r wall n1rry on tha:. B.il 1,1,. duplex A!.kmi< S300 t'llll Jea.JUW. AR\ 6:11 l2M or 562-7367 ~ P'ro,Mrty 2000 .............•.....•... BY O W NI-:R San Oemen~ 6 umL' SI .605 + mo $255,000 20" On. owe 496-2980 . 831 282:! COM DUPLEX 3 Browner '> urut w/frplc & l Br l Ba umt 9w'<r 11:1 sumable loan. $179,000 full pnce A fR€HIG€ /-t-~ HOME:~ 3333W Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 BY O WNER ·L•k ~ Elsmore, S bach urut&. + 2 br house Sl.075 mo In· come. Sl48.000 20'1> d n. owe. a-2980.131·2822 MIW'OIT llACH 12UHITS \ DOOR ftOCD OCEAN Unbetievably low LOW PRICED at $425,000 Oner Will trade w .............. '""'"' MIMl-ISTATI Dbl wide Aqehu. 1967. perfect cond. Just lbted. lruRAYll 1,FCH7M2) ....... ..... s..... llM·?Cm> .._..,.., •• ; llSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~~~~~~~~~ 6ACllS Elegant 4 bdrm. "Palermo" model ln Harbor View Homes. Walled front patio, with fountain. for total privacy & lge.. easy maint, rear yard with 3 patios PLUS new pool • apa. $2591000. Including land. Flexlble fmanclnfJ avall. Jeanne Barnett 64+6200. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1718 PT. ABBEY. <L·104) '42~1235 644-6200 "' oovtr Drl'tt H"'bor vi.w eenw lrvlN at C.mpn Valley <:8n\tr 752·1414 ; WICAU llll North San Dle10 C.o\lnty. nnest loc trnl fro m ocan, yr round atream. lO)'r old Valencl11 7....a140, Resld 7"'6299 Let U1 dt1cu11 Mobll• U..U. wltb you. It m~ be the anawer to your bou1ln1 n.ed1. Our C11•••••-•IT••• cauNaul hindt)' •Wf ...... --'700 wauld be uppy t.o have •-•••••••••••••••••••• ,_ coma lD •talk about 2 bdrm. • tden. 2\AJ ~. 2 I. No bllb pnuun. No car 1ar.. a .c., atrium, ... ,...,.., po0l1. tnnls. Jacunl. TaY US l I peu, clilldten ok. Cost.a .......... se-.. M41a.t$l •. 1111 N. llartlot, 8.A, 114-7070 • •AMT AcnoN• 0-Ued Ada IQ.5171 INVISTOIS Oceanalde 4 Br, 2 ba. ad· Jacent to Community ColJece. 2 )'rt okl "-acre tntt. ~at .. 75/mo, -.ooo. m.ooo down. a•· sume $71,000 VA. No quality R..t Property System.a •• .,.. .. ZHOUSIS + Mital ud oa 1 lot. N i....-a. walk to beac IUS,000 David/ag m.~wtcdys R-21.AND 2.a AC. for 4 Ca;•dH Wal.Ii: to new AJphe·Bet.t Center S31S .OOO will terms a VII I Call ~~l al 752·13~ • LAMDLOIOS AIE MADE NOT IOIM "' Contract & all inctuaavi! lrust deeds a.re u .;oof way to buy propen y t•~ day If the~e are u1C famlllar r1na n c 1n1 methodl> to you. why oul mike an appomtm\!nt t~ duy With Ont• IJf our ..alt~Pt'()ple tu tJlk 1 hin~ ovl!I" We'll ht.>lP Y•>u u 1 .. :.cramblt' i.oml' or the qlle5~"> )'OU may havlf. ~ of thc:.e propcrt1~ ma y bl! nght for you :! WlJl.ll SI JO.~ 0 w c bl • '.! Utllb $1~2.5(1) l yrnt!w 2 unit:. 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IH•l•I roo•• 6 ._r11J.11'9' .. Aaalllelm u m •-• 11 ~lat bwldl11 aod OONDOSo. C.l. VlUaa BIMll o.tiora&or Unit Secunly a.en Uon 211r, 2ba. tm.CIUld OK: ..... ..,,., 641"*2 -... a... ..,. loC.. Net lew for Meaa lrt plu, ~kb ••terfroet ' ciowe &o 11,;, lat dAI or ....... 2 Br. Dlce c:tPt•. DO 1tove ~ ol ~ u..l -.ooo ranee. By or,..,,,, New landicap. • yn old. lltaa, pvt ...,.11m.wa iQI, _, mo. 5'0-7371. -..... r,ac 1a ~ l&D-um wu.c.i St. 'It. l mi to beedl. BU. £vbM1a your Hard To I *-1; ---Sell lfttal Prop. for a BR. 2ba, frplc, W'l ide ----'--~;.,:_ ___ • 1..-d profitably fr Tax fl\am or unlurn. MIS '-4-~.beilow mark.et, rr.. at.eilO A.lent. 7»1734 or 83'1-0954. talc,::~ $17$.000. ....... Uke new E·llde coodo l Wmr• 2t00 lr + den/pt rm, gar. O'WC -tO~"-·•·-·-•••••••••••••• Frplc, pool, kl.ry, adlts, c:..1111..... WANTEDTOBUY : nopeca $385NS75.z.5115. Sbal'P 3-.... room for DUPLEX N EA R CHOICE Mesa Ve rde 6 ~Lit IJ"QUDdl, Kay OCEAN. Area, •Br. lam rm. ll••ea.aer 211...,..7920 ~ Only. Write. 1"'88, trple, is min t.o El Dorado Really Dail1 PUot. 330 W. Bay bch. ta backyd • .OO mo. 213• 5816 SL, Boll 1580, Ad '487, 1213) 970-7572 dya, C710 Otma llep, CA.-.. 676-nll evee/wknda. OanH ... l .._ 2 .. UIFlf ..... Back Bay area coodo 2· (Mee loc. cml.)' 1.• ml lO --.. ••••••••••••••• sty, 3br, 2~ba. balcony t.cb. Own unit bu 3 ....._ r.w he.d den. frplc, briclt pat.lo. 1bdrma .• 2 ba., fireplc. •-••••••••••••••••••• 111115. Aval. 12-1. 548·12$8 JtVt. ~· J Reatal wUt.s ..... ...... 3 t °' evcMwtmda. Prcwide xbll lac:ome. A •"••-•••••••••••••••• 8 BR + de n w /pool l!°"D• bid& in active IATflllOMT Colle1e Pa.rlt. lnclud~ • ~ areM.a.T~Co. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba lD super retna. W /D. '705 mo. bt J..~ ...,._ locMion. Avail now tor lsLut + SIOOaec. Owner _.....,. ______ 6"-41 __ 1!_0 wtnt..rea&al. '115/mo. ~!erred must rellt. ' .. I W/ s.lllllur)' RuJt;J m.aoo David. -.ms "'~ • jt; JWf, 2 t 00 .... P1 lnrd1 3107 BeautifuJly presented 3 ·-••••••••••••••••• ·-••••••••••••••••• bdrm. 21h blb, family rm New small sprinklered WINTER 2br, .-SMo. home la lovely Eastalde, Industrial Bulldin11, l1'E. BaJboa Blvd. beautiful yard, with cov· Tustin. A&t. -..1580 67S-2l&4. ered patio, dbl. car gar. • _._ __ ........... ~ A_f;., J eanne 631 ·12166 -.-. -.---2200 New 5Br, 3ba, lease with .,.......,..,_, ••••••••••••••••••••••• opt. Ocean vi e w . New Condo. 2bdrm, 2'h bth. dining, den, Ii ving Ylew, flre9lau, air Wpool.'-11. Walk ldl S ¢W. Ill wll 6 CODd.. Wlt·lo ktt.cben, 2 tow. -mot ..a 9=01F '::ILllH7• ::s .. :.:~~1T ·o~:.2r~ JM.•maAt&. cw....._ J714 IQ.GUI. A¥allable Im· 2 • I Ba eoedo, ................... , .. • liii••~-.---b--,--..,...;.- nwll•.U. ::Cul:°'• Jae., .. IDO. llMt .... Mclle&or, yW, nn•H••-•-He-. !ff.!~.!~ ... ~~.! :~ .... ~~!~ VEIUWLLESCONDO ==::...Ml•nlt. :-..:i:o.. .......... 41r, a., f•• rca. IOlar tar, 1~. (am rm. Uv ~/Bv~~;l:lr •::~·~:~ 2;,c be.,.~ t~. MMlll;erDNINlll btd, poo fr apa • HC rm. toU comM Ir ~ • n • • .,:oapJe, DOD• fW*I Polll: i I a fr' .. I .,.....alnUoc:.*7Sieo. ~~::.t2tt~_co.· clb Dtltbborbood, \.\ ~c~~= .smo.'4WaZI BIUS.,1 'r1k.ledry • ._,.y, Al/.. lfl.11• or -· • adJI .. , no acre. avaU late Nov. tr15 S100 Yl'lY CAIADIO.O Quiet. •WN adka, DO .!!!:!'"-~A &anll. ~ an•l·Zl85 c:fj~'o11elnl. ALLU11Ll'l'IESPA.ID •-•11'11.tn-UN I N. l~ IMI. fam. rm., Oerdea Condo, a/c (rpc Banal lUt.y 8.ealater COmpare before YOll C .. ' ' -..... •II ~ar., ftV acceH. w.dbridp 1525 mo. a patio, Jbr. No 0Pet1'. Mi-.DOO rent. Cuatom dealan ... _ ............... .. anpeta,C.llOlen bdrm. l~ ba. patio. Cblldreo OK. 152Sllo. """--6-a'--•1~ .. _ ._.. I._: Pool Is BBQ, D11h1:..~ 2t1tb ward lllU•a.1Jl,Ut·..._ Aull 12·1. No pets. AakrorKLS 7'72·7281 .-.2 .. ~'~="""·~ covrd 1ara••· ne w --· " ' lAue A&l/Kak No lee · -... + .._ 2~ -IUrnlt nd d °'*"' "'• 2 blkoeMt. 54Mal · · llonattb Summit Coodo condo lo ex~l loc. ue, aurrou e .-.. MIO/mo Call Jfllf 2bdrm. den. 2bb, frpl, Luxury Uvlna. Comm. :: ... "ti~l~a~t nan;._ . REALTORS T\artlerocll lfiahlandt. 2 dub, pool apa "50/mo POOllst.ennla.SlOOOmo. Nopeta. C.-....... JIU BR. 2 ba., tQP of hilt with -...ia ' ' · \Vaitrfront Condo with l 8drm f\lnUabed $355. •-••••••••• .. •••••••• IHtmlM ... ftl•• ..... 1240 lint view! Patio. bllhly View .Jl'Wtl&e aecurity 315W WUaon 642-1971 ....................... upcraded. Dbl. 1ar. Garden home, 1uarded P001.'s.,.doUl0 2 Bdrm 2 · · 28R1S..-ldlaar,.-~ 2 bdrm, ram. rm AdWta. no pets. -.SO Mo. pie, 3 br. 2 ba. Pool. ba. MO mo .. or aubmil ~IMdl 3141 ,.,. Avail Ncj· ts. PNI •a.n. (A /mo ). Pluab A&enl833-9293 ape, sauna. ~. pvt leaae/oPUon. ... •• -... • .. •••••••••• ~r '.:fa ::.;:,.n· Cf'Ptl. 2~ ba cedar Is bMcb. No peta/cbUdren. WatedrontHomes, lDc. Beaut. clecorat.ed. maid 00 · atau. 5 bib t.o ocean FabWot.11 Turtlerock 4br, a:50 . .u700; 861·3528 611-1400 service, pool, utll. '86 Small Bach. partially Obi car "'vt 1ar fully. 3ba, A/C , upgraded wt.-2Z2'7 f 2 I I .. rn.lql. yd. Adults no tbrousboul, S795M a ......_ Ylefo 3267 1Br. frplc, wallt t.o bch " -\UD. m n. wa .. lo PtU. Inquire. at ~'18th IM2·3617 ....................... &bop!. Util pd. SB mo. 0 UT ST A N D I N G • ~~e beach. SZ*). St 714-980-633l HOMESFORRENT 1w 1gar . S42 5 mo.> Oceanfront Condo,2Br ---·------ -----·----3 BR. Woodbridge condu; 3 or 4' Br. Priced from 96IMi5ll8 40' wall ol a1au to oen. Deluxe 4br, 3ba, apt. all ~ " Adams area pool. lake. tennis. $490 $4191>15115. Fncd yard & . pvt stain lO bcb, cloae lO elect. Ocean View. 1575.3br,boouarm.2ba 67s-3788 garages. Famili es BigCaQ)'onTownhouse. 2 town. Winter lae. By SUOO.Mo.ene912 Avail.ll/20.964·2119. Wanted: 4Bdrm 3ba or please, ·klda & pets b r . 2 ba. anclu.des owner l213 l 790-0925, 3Bdrm+den home in welcome. C.ll 964-2566 or washer, dryer. refng " <714 >«·4872 2tr, Iba, pool Adult.a No a.hard & Adams 1rea t57S. 3 br, bonus rm, 2 ba Avail. U/20. 964-2119. • 2br. 2ba, frplc. dlx Con· do. Poot jac. lerulis crts. Sec. gat.e. Very desirable klc. Nr. Bch. lmmed. oc· cupaocy. SS25Mo. Ca 11 Sam 968-9678 CH > up lo UPM. wk527-7081 •3br. 2~ba. frplc. 2-sly upsraded Twnhse. Very deairable loc. Nr. bch. lmmed. occufancy. $600Mo. Cal Sam 9M-9878 CH> up lo llPM. wUZ'l-7081 Old Town 2br, tba. 1 mile lO beach. Refurblabed Mr.Havel.~ t<Sbarp 5 br, fam rm, dlo rm. breakfast rm. Nr. park, lennla, bch. $795. mo.988..a6aft6pm. PARK PLACE 3br. 2ba, beau. landcp, xlra l{lnl. loc. Nr schls, park, bcb, Avail. U-7. SSS(). 962-0891 T"rll•roc .. Glen 97J.297l.A"" DOfee. peliofumiture.S800mo. PeU.$&25Mo. .. ~ • or ... Century 21 Newport LAGUNA BEACH MTR 640-1208 Univenslly Park. Must Flnlstera Condo, 27961 cen&er.640-5357. INN. Maid sen .. color ----.-_..... __ _ becloleto Univ. High. Redoodela, End Unit 214 . TV. heated pool. UtU. Lovely secluded 2 Br 2 Ba 955-31M _ View. lake. golf course" 2Br. 11,'JBa hiJJtQP amgle <714 >494·5294. 985 No. duplex. Lr& aardeD/· WOODBRIDGE HOME mountains . 2Br 28a. :0.~ ~~~:~:!i Coast Hwy. petio, pvt beach acceaa 3Bdrm 2ba creek·slde. fplc , upgrade plush ......., all N 115CSO.a.Ul82 ....-....... Xlra w•--"~~s .._..,-age. av ov. 1. Modem Db Penthouse, xtra tr1 yrd. lmmac ... ...........,. ......, .. · 1213)2111·2705 c.e.w.... 3124 _.... "--~ prlvlJeoes, 9!50. 664-3'65 or 97lM422. 2Bdrm 2ba. bld pool, \All..N. ~ 0 __ , .. ---noe color TV •• .. •••••• .. ••••••••••• 9!50mo/yrly.~ S.Jirm • ._. ........ · · ...;._ _ _...,:;_.::;..;...;.;:...;__;..;;.,;__ t'8-,..ri 1Hc9' 32'9 C .. I ... _ 3271. all linen • utenalla. CLN 2 Br upper cpt.a, --·-weekly or month lo drlla. bltns, submit lat. ...... NEW ··-··················· ....................... ___,.. -Reef ln I d bid llllUWftl NO PEEi Apt. " Condo 3 Bdrm. 2"'9 Blb mlle lo --· n, ut. ep ; c rn, no For lease Woodbridge rentals. Vllla Rental• ..._.. ..,. ...... Kc..i--. .-Z2'Z7. pets, $335 . 752 B ...., -12°'"-. ~= _... -...., 3769 Shalimar. 645·8922 or Glen,2br,l 'h ba,C/A/C, v•-~ _,._ t'8,,,..._. 531-1167. brick patio. vacant. SSS(). •-••••••••••••••••• ••• ---------OH WA TB S...AM lZIO llEiA VERDE bome a~ mo.pbere 2W br dla acica. no pets. 546-lOM e-~ t.:,r\t Ii I :f .\l I Y •'. 1 .' (J ( )() B!aut. 2 Bdrm & den. •••-•••••••••••••••••• L& e pal Io. v I e w. Exd\allve So. Cat Vlllaa IJ.200/mo lie. PresUae 2Br. 28e.1rut rec facil. locMMJO l«Urity. avail lmmed. Waterfront Homes Ml& mo. '*-"11 -------------83-1-·t_«>O ____ :b'. u.. fam rm w1frpk. Newport Studio Condo . $600110. Open Dally Nr. Hoa1 Hoepit.al. Pool. betwn 5·5.IOPM. 2461 spa, aauna. Security Zenith St. S.A. Call GREENTREE Great pou.nds. MOO. Call 750Gl'7l Collect 2131•77-7001. -SOIAL.afll-3216 ~SHOUS ... •••••••••••••••••••• HAMPTON THE HGOOD LIFE" YaAIMtOUMD flUM: Social Ac:th11t... D•· rector• FT•• Sunday &uncn . eeo·s •Pa•· ties• Ptue ~more GlltlEAl" MCIEATION: LA MANCHA APJS Lwle. UM bd latden apta. Adaalta. Dshwhr, tlttna. encl pr, saa bbq. Pool. Gu Pd. m Scott Pl. aa..~; ~5811 2 Bdrm•. l batb a pt . Adults. s:ns. mo. Gaa pmd. IQ.5Cm. 2,3 ACIE LOT m.nM: (21.J )llHms Me.,...t IHdt 2 Br, 1 ba home, fully ., furn., avail. i mmed. rm. gar .• $575/m o. 3 BR CondO, 5 min. from 673-4471 ocean. pool. tennis • Pool, spa, 5 bdrm. C/A/C, lovtely famll,f home, cW-de·sac. $7SO. VACANT! . ~ P,\:;1.1 ! ~ H ~A l l 'f ~ ~S 1 2000 f14S. 3 BR, 2 ba. Yrly. OCEAN vn.-w, Monatth Pool " tennis pnvaa. &munil I. 2 br + •n. m814Sor675-t886 .Bea utifully dttorated -Adult community Tenn11 •Free Lesson• {Pfo a. pro th<>Ql • 2 Health Oubs • S.una. HydtomaSS&Qe • Swwn· mono •Golf Orn .. ng Range QUllTUYIMCi Most Util. Free. New Cpl, ca,.. encl. 1ara1e. paUo, great lutcben w Jbltu. Adults. no pet.a. Dbl sink an bath. Hanenoperty Wint e r . $600 mo. Some back bay view, 1-811-8225. fartastic area for huge ,.-_,,_--~------ ranch home + barn " _... ,...._ 3124 F.astside. 3/8 house. 2 car StOO/mo. 673-1890 gar . cover ed patio. ax>, 3 bdr 2 ba 1mmac, fenced yard . Beth wlk tobch.gardcn~rmcl Nicelrl-plex lnresldenUal Clbhouse. pool. etc Point area I blk to lfi,ti01rno Teal & Babcock beach 3 bdrm. 2 b:i Realty Inc 49'.M797 I BRSMO -"!!tables. Call Jim Flan· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-7711 961). 7197 4 Br C'ondo, CLlrport. no Orangetre\! Condo 2 hr. Yearl y S62 5 C all 67J.2113 Wutuaiaat..-32'8 8EAUTIFUl. A.PART· MEHTS S.ngle'> 1 & 2 Bt-01 1om, • fur n•~hf!O t. Unlu1n tu•d •Adult l "t'llfl • t4f P•·I'. : IJ. tfrl• ( IJ• t• •).; ly •I n 23Z3 Elden Ave, C.M. 642-7fim ,, ders <714) 7S2·U07 dys; E·SIDE, Cozy 2Bdrm. Jbdrm, 2bth . frpl, lrl( 1714 ) 581·5787 eves. lBlh, 2 frpl, crtyd. new yOJrd. gard incl. SSOO wknds. decor. $395/mo 67~ Leave mes!>al(e 546·6429 Pnme R·2 Lot Xlnt. loca · LAllJllM IHch 3148 ----- lion. No. end Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3~1s!'~~'det~~l\;l Beach. Level. 2 biles to Laguna fantasy. 2 Br 2 Lamb64S-72S3or968·3371 ocean. 714-494-0&58. Ba. beautifu.I ocean vu, l..llguna Beach. Ocean +canyon view. $11.5,000. P.IU'ick, 631-1266 2 BR. 2 Ba condo, air cond., D/W, pool, clbhse, sec .. Nr. S. Coast Plaza. No pets . $475 mo 714-ll0-4Sll all6PM I\ C. on !>lream s.iso pets . Hunt (;onl ~7S mo. lst. ILl:.l & depo!>1t mo + se<:unty 759 1985 768-7633 In The Terrace a 2 bdrm. Condo.-2Bdr~Bth . t•ondo. close to shopping & rec. area $425 675 4841 c arpe t t hroughout . 2 bdrm. 112 ba .. New con· do. lmmed. possession. PA RK REALTY 551-5000 drapes. clean & neat. forced air heat. A IC. pool, wuher and dryer. no children. close to everything. ready Nov. 1. 1285+'75 security de· lllMTAL5 New rental t-:At'l" horn<· 1n NB Mo\l' 1n 1 onll I bdrm, 3 ba. lo\l•ly :o.trt•t•t <:all Cor dcldils likr. 63J.lal0. ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• J Br. 2 ba SS2S mo S2S<l de1x11>1t S ace back )llrd lSl.32 (.;oronado, So of Boli.a. West uC lk'ach Blvd 847-6363 Shoreluw MgmtQ>rp Co f1 ' ' &Wlrali ...... 1425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Big Canyon 2Br. 3Ba +den McClain twnhme Bar, frplc, pool, spa. ten· nis + xlru . Avail now. <Ga l) 955· 105S, 67S-~~ eves Dlx 2br, 2ba. fplrc, muu ...;..__;_ _______ OCD view. 14U. 2211 Oakwood Garden Apartments ..... Port BNdl/So. 1700 161h SI IOowt'< d i 161111 (7f41 5'2·8170 Newport Beed\/No. 880 ""'"0 ---Zbr 11 1ba Twnhs, l;o'/I', pauo. t!ncl gar Adlll. No Pet.' 1-"rom s:ns 645-4-07 1 'THE SEVILLE"' 2br w1gar. Adlts. new crpts & drps, bltns. fncd yd. water pd. 6:JS...4120. 2819 •• 8 •• Santa Ana S35C> walk to Victoria Bch. frplc, parquet nr. much more $700 m o . No children/ pet a . J a n Kartla. Dyl 833-8383, ews A wtmda 141-°'24 ''" 3 BR. CoUete Pk. Nu crpl, poalt. Month lo moot.h or 2 BR.1~ ba ......... $475 lease. Call 770·0068 3BR.2ba ....... 1595/725 4br. FIR. frm din rm. sag PlM::l.nc.CM. 1»~ f1' sty tun. S750Mo. Avail _644-_9722 _______ _ l•• 1$111 (7 14)6'~ 2 &r 3 Br. near new. Costa Mesa, Hunt. Bcb. All bltna. paOo.yanl. Some w/ffl>lC, eacl. 1ara1e. laundry rm or W /D book· ___ R_EAL __ TO_RS ___ Mlw,.,..IHdt 316' gardnr, chJJdreo OK, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets.'625mo.~147 anytime. 4 BR, 2~ ba ......... $7SO R-2 Land 2.88 AC. for 40 COftdos Walk lo new Alpha-Bela Center. S315.000 with terms avail. Call Agent al 752.1332 LAMD- has never been a bad ~. ll is the cornerstone ma.ny fortunes have been bwlt on. Two to consider a.re: Townhouse. 2bdrm, den. pool tbl. tenrus crts, & pool. nr bch, immed. OC· cupancy, $7!>0 /m o. 668264 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 bdrm 3 ba. Walk t~ 4 BR.2"'1 ba. NB .. S97S ._ __ h G d Id 38R.2ba . . SSOO uo;o\; ar ener inc San Juan Capistrano 11ro mo 963-0643 House for rent 2 br. l ba on ·~·acre lot 1541 Mcl>a Or. See Sunday after 1 l ... m. La Questa Racquel Club 3 Mes a Verde 3bdrm , bdrm 2 ba. wash/dryer H•lth. frpl, k.Jds OK, no lmmac. S.S90 mo. Call ..:..pets---'.'-"$4_7_5_. 67_3_._577_5 ___ 1 Greg 2131472· 17_7_7 __ Gaar.. 3202 2 Br deluxe condo with 3 BR 2 Ba. 2 car garage, 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• • · Frpl · · blks lD beach No pets view. c. 1acu.z.z1. gar. ~mo. 9S2-6837 &S.96M686. 3 BR, 2 ba., atr·cond., nr. 3 Br. 2 ba. huge back ........ 3244 't523CAMPUSDa·IRVIME yard. Avail. 12/1. $575. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sierra Mgmt. 641-1.324. Heritage Park townhouse 1 _ • __ ._ Jbr. 2'12.ba, family rm. --r--~ dinl.ng rm. frplc, comm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3248 Open 1-4, 1745 Paloma Dr 642.9567, 54.S-0095 llarbor View Ho m <',, C11 rmel m odel J br . <!bn.nicely dcroratcd Nr Anderson grammar schl S blk comm pool ~Mo 760 t29tl Npt Sho res Jbr . 2ba , Comm pool. tennis. 2 blks lD bch AvaJI now BX>Mo 642 TT28 hstlaycrnt Upgraded 3 Br. din in.: r m. $795 . 499-S 111 Delux 2 bdrm. 2 ba pool 2 houses from Ot"ea n Fan· t.a.~c V1t>W. No children o r pcts S4 9S mo 1 ~1.951·7818 F\n \i1y. Warnerdlarbor. 2 br. 11-, ba. dbl gu Pool. Jae & t.enru~ Sm yd ~ ~2463 ILB. 2br. TwnbsetCondo l3J05q rt I '-'ba. pool. nr He al Algo nquin l nr H.B H ) Sch l m1 $420. 17 1' 1!>47 8451. (7 14 ) 644-01.95 eves -------dys/eves ____ Wood.bndge. new 2Br lba, up. S310lOSS2S. ----------TSL_M...ogm~t ___ 642·Ui03 2 BR.1 ba. yrly, Cu.m 2Br, aJI utJI pd, no peL..,. oru.nfurn $500 smctuldOK.refng,dlw. 2 BR. 1 bJ, unfurn , ~ar . 1960 Wallace, Mi;r yearly . . ..... ~ 1'1 548-956l.I __ _ 3 BR. 2 ba yr1y · · · · ~ ~ b~ge bedrooms tn 2 BR. Iba wntr · · · · · · S500 super locallon, redwood 4 BR. 2 ba wntr · · · · SS.SO beam ce1bn&s. built-an 3 BR. 2 ba. oceanfront. lot.cbea. 5325 mo. lnqwre yearly . . . . . . . . . .. $1,000 ~ W. Wilson. 64S-6448 associated A~ • ' W , 1o1 f '\ • U ', . """-' . . . MISArtMIS Mesa Verde East. Spac Bachelor. 1&2 br apu from $305. Pool, jacuUJ, pvt patios. Garages Lots. Price includes land and approved plans for ·~~~~~~~~~ So. Csl. Plaza: s ec. gales, pool, jac uzzi. lndty. S475. 955-3009 pool. Agent 731-4911 Sparkling 3 BR. 2 ba . In ...;.....--""------Monarc h Ba y Ma ll ; Oeluxstudio condo. t blk pvt lalce. pools. tenrus. adults. no pets. MM> mo. SS2-35l7 ~~~~~~~~~I avaJI. AduJts, no pelS. 2650 Harla Ave, 549-2«7 3 Br dupla. 1800 aq. ft. On tbe bey. 3 abort bl.ks to ocean beadl. $750 lease inc. util. 4010 lbver Ave. Do DO disturb tenant. Dri ve by t be n call :ie-7813. triplex with one 3 bdrm 2 1· WOODUJDCH view, priv. beach.~ Lido Village & shops Beaul .• lge. 2 yr. old 5 Br ~Allen Rltr 494-7578 Pool. rec room , etc ~ 2 br. llf.i ba. gar. Mita-no pets. $395. mwu.on. 5411-!IOM bath ram i ly room owner's unit. Owner may earry 2nd & subordinate toconsuuction loan. 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11186 Raymond Ave, E· ..___ f I ... _ •-U $39"/ t I de .... ,.,.,..,; onna uui... v. Fantutlc co• .. tal view. " re n ° r 5 e Si · nuu.lla, no pets, I rm .. eating area in ..., 2 13 · 3 2 6 · 7 1 S 7 or Near oew 2bdrm.. 2 ba twnbH • f rpl .. 2-car encl. pr. No pets ~/mo. 546--9134. IAYFttOMT 2 8dnn. 2 ba in super loca:tioo. Avail now for winter rental $795/mo. Salisbury Realty 67J.6900 Bdrm cottage w Jyrd & spacious kitchen. Loe. on Split level. 3br. 11;',ba. TI4-&45-6242 lrg tree. completely re· k 1 •. Wood & glass house. 2 Br, aew crpls, drps, pool, no pets or children. l300 $350 mo. 540-7176. ••••• Will s ubordinate s ix rnodld 1.i.. ..,.,,. par nr. poo s "' rec. a75Mo. Avail Nov 15 . • .e new. --· .. _ .. _,., Mo a ,u UNO or ........ _,,, · _.. . ....,.. ~ Edaewater Rily. acres w ilb valid ap-~. 631·3'44 .. ' proved map, Riverside (:Qlmty, swtable for 12 single family homes. c•1•-1eoc1a 1211 .. ••••.•.......•.•..... l Br. frplc. pvt, sml yrd. WOODBRIDGE. Exec .. PX> util incl. Sgl adult Uving Jbr coodo, frplc. preferred. No dogs. air. microwave. 2ba, 2 4br. 2ba. ranch 1.1tyle home. Frplc, encloe pvt patio. dbl gar . S750Mo. Avail Now. 494·8S36 Edgewater Rily. jr q&JAIL WALK TO B EACH . Capiltrano-OCean view-2 bdrm, l'h bth, frpl, lrg yard. newly decorated. 115CiO/mo 861·2030 eves. & ..... _642-_2790 ________ 1 car gar, lge yrd. +rec. JBr, lBa . lg yard. package that loclds . A-~~~ children OK. $52S mo. lake, tennla crt.s. pool.a & ~bmit 00 pets. 556-2660 Jae. l&tiOMo. Annual lse. Pal ~!K>62 Magnifi cent 3 stor y Townhouse w J48drm. 4Blb • fam. room ll\ ex· elusive Victoria Bch. 3 decks w /superb while waler view, s te ps to beach. $1.500/mo '94-9'21 10,. Tll l ;JI P.M.I ·' Lovely 3+ bdrm.,lanai. "' e w p o r t B e a c h Pallsades above Dana WJalerfronl lot w/pier Harbor. MOO mo. No and slip. 673-3747 or pet.a. 4!M-17CM KEEP A HORSE! Cute ..-..n 28r, Back Bay, S$50 mo. .=i:•or ~1886. Quallfied Hopefula 2 Br, 2 ba. cpts, drps, intbeDAILYPlLOT 3144 833-1211 ear-.. w.-lZZZ blba. 2 car gar, pvt yrd. HELP WANTED ADS $415. 957-1.900; 642. 72181 ....................... .. 1 Ah DeMrt. ·-··-················ llMrt 2400 &br. 2ba, frplc, blllna, -••••••••••••••••••• pool, ocean view, -------·1 $l000Ko.175-lllCIO IASTSIOI Nr Nwprt./Univ Lovely 3Bdrm, 28th, frpl, patio, yard. gar., $t95. 675-6717 , FOil LIASI CAMIC> HIGHLAMOS New 2 bedroom 2 bath Very private 4 bdrm., bome. lllHlon Lakes fam. rm .• 2~ b a .. lBdrm-EASTSIDE , l:ountry Club. Gotr· feced; creat neighbors; SiD&le Pref. 8240/mo. tennis-pool Beautifully private beaches . $1200 ~59:11 i landacaped, oo main· llo. Avail. Nov. l5lb •T1MY HOUSl- \eDIDCe yard. 19)QubbauaeRd. Wou)IJa dJ vl/a.i Private, olfatreet. livln1 i o.ert lbSprin11 rm room/bedroom combo, • 2Jl.m.215'12 -~~.n.tok~H lfe k:itmen. EJec, ga1, : "'!"".,,.,_., water paid. Ideal for : 673-849~ private peraon. Fretb • SMlrt '8 .... 24>6 L eo..t Hwy .. Cdllll PAinl.S n4!:.,.carpet. NO , TI me . •la a re e o n • l>OGl · -mo. $$2$ domloluroa ID Utab'a ())mfortable 5 br, 3 ba. move-in. 9IG.M88. n..t lid ..-t, Park Cl· fam rm. Walk t.o Balboa Brmd new Laurel Point :ti Prtcl9 durial prime laland. Alt. 8«·9635. Co d b ...... ,-.-_ n o . a r, 2V. ba, --·• -· -·mo. A/CIA. 2 c:J.r ar. W/oP· ,_ ....... OWDenll.lp. 2 Com • J bdrm .iu, 2 batM. lllrbor' View home, 3 br, nr. m • Jacusal at CIOl)IM·ZOOO. aat for ...,crptfrpalet, t.enn11. bbq. $725 mo. Avail. I ?!'"• at 111 or Du. at ........ MNlll U/U. (Tl4 l871"'2ZS. -Alie a bdrm. 2 ba. • 2 bdr. i ba. ftnced lard, ' • llbJDLMtlt Realdentl•I ....... fpl., pe&Jo1 $700 1ar•1e. Kida 0 • oo J laL ,...,. T •a. 8u rae· mo. l7NllS&.... aSun. =r. mo. 17Wa, t llJTm.TM,,......_ OCIAMYllW .,_,., U26 t......, w buTlaa na1 LIAll __ , ................ . ' z:-.:,,::..alOD.i,.~ .. autlful, bJ1bl1 llP· '-Pt. I ..... ..... .,. ......................... ft ... . I ~ PlJf 11'1 ...,........_. dllll8a 9//D, blCl8 r..,. ~ ~~ ':.:':; ,.__..., .... nu :,:-~~~·.:,: N tD ~ • lake, nllt tulte 11 ,.,., -llo. I" llr. from N.-.,ort •-•-".......... Aft. Atk for Mery. ...._Ot•lor....,. --•1117 macneb I Irvine realty A SUllfDIA .. Y OF THE IRVINE COMPANY wOOOlmD•• YIU.AM! Sparkling new 2BR upper. end-unit townhome near lake & shops. Owner wiU consider pet or child. Immediate occupancy possible. $475/mo. yrly. Paula Bailey 642·8235. (L-73) ••MD MIWt Sophl1Ucated 3BR/family rm condominium w /view -fplc -wet bar -2 patios & more! 195()/mo. Lila Harper752·1414. <L·74) CHOICI COMDOtalUMl .. Clean·u·a·Whlatle .. -1inate·level 2BR end-unit w/fenced patio. Owner will conalder child and/or pet. *500/mo. ln Woodbridge. Belle Chase Lee 644 6200. (L·7~) 642-1235 ....... 200 tot Dewer Drlw • H«bor Vltw Center lrvlnt at CMnput Valley Cen'-r JSJ-1414 Excepl1on•llY neat & ·---------clean. 2 bdrm. + den. 2 ba. U\ beauufuJ family or1c rtt e d Newport neighborhood . Ava il month to month. S650 mo. l\1k for Mea rle ne 644-9990 days, 551 ·2888 eves. Wbll.er' Rentai: Beautiful 3l317lh Place, B. F, L. Channing 81yview I ~ bdrm. Mobile Home on Udo Penin.lula. Perfect Bach. pad. S400 mo. with purc hase option . 87s-o:Ml. ma CANYON upgraded DOVER Model 2bd. 2 ba, den. $1 250Mo . d ys 732-43>1, eves & wknds G2427 11: Macnab -Irvine A 91b91diary Of The lrviDe Company OCIAMYllW! 1 BR In preatl1lous VenalUe coodomlnlum w/gate l\W"d. Pvt dtck • immac:Uiate condltioa · adult.a. no pets • ref. re· quired. 158S/ Mo. Elame Svedeen MUZ3S a,. 76 > °"" .......... 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean View. 2bdrm, lblh. available l Nov.-1.5 June S475Jmo 631-0174 Spaaous 4br. 2ba. new CllJ(a. bit ins. 25 steps to beach . $675. Wntr. 912-4914 ~ beauWully furn apt. OverlooltJ:ng water MO mo. 67~11877. s...~ 3716 ....................... 8l6e Laaoon rental. ten· Dia, pool. pvt beach " security. 2 Br 2 Ba. bltlns. No pets. $600 . 881.·3'33. 2131242·7614 Newport Helghu House Nice lrg. 3 bd'nn. duplex 2bilrm s up sta irs, w/pql aundeclt. CDM ~ I Ml chddren OK. waler paid, Qal164CM755 a....-wltlltcl $t00. 5M-9919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 1"11 ba, S'15. Unfum. Adults. Newly redec. Dsbwbr, A/C, gas " water pd. PaUo. carport, pool, party room. CalJ after 10 am. Casa Granada. 979-1111. I Br, 1 Ba, E.side Cll. 2 inn. lO bacltbay, 10 min lD bch. no pets. l300 pr mo. 23SO 5anla Ana Bl. Mgr in "E ". lsl call 6'S--5107. If DO ans. call ~13 •2 br, 2ba Condo. Nr So. Csl Pl au. Pool. spa,. $42S. No pt.s. 833-8974. YILLAM•RA 2br. 2ba, new crpts, gas stove It dahwhr Incl. Encl 1ara1ea. Couple OCEAN FRONT. 2Bdrm, 18th. newly decorated, be:sl view In Newport . Yearly $750, Winter SSS(). 631·1735. 675 8343, S75-6870 G _ _. 1102 pref. Children OK. No Af hwillh ,_....tltecl ....................... Pets. MOO UUI pd. excep\ ••••••••••••••••••;;06 New 2 br. blln.~. aar. laun elec. mt Elden 645-1965 ..... ..._.. dry rm. cpt.s. drps. call 1 bdrm. Near Fairview" •••••·;~;;,;;•••••• _......_ ________ Balter. Stove, rerria. 3br, 2ba. Avail Now. c.e.M9M ll24 $!95Mo. 96'·3048 evea or NEWPORT BEAC H TOWNHOUSE. custom decor. Walk to beach, llOOMo. Winter. Yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• _wtm __ lda ______ _ Abo avail. 664-9513 mini ocean view. 2Bdrm. IAYflOMT l~Blb, 2 car 1ara1e. 3br , 2ba, Aoll Now. ~o. aelf clean oven. 9>0Mo Winter. Yrly Also di.abwuber. 1arba1e dls· Avail. "4<1513 poul, refri1. wuber • dryer. fireplace, calm ~p I 1~1 3707 draperies, mirrors Is Im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pmted UI•. Pool, Huna Is jacuul. No pe\1. SIOO/mo. Avallable Nov. l. To •Pr>b' call collect 211,isa.12111 Z8r trtllln • /wet bar • New Coad. 2br. den, 1.rp1c. bill rtom Parillon. W/Wftt bar, 2~ba. 'JM caDOWDll' cn4>11'1..n.G 'l\abl at lab. 91$0llo. ...... Oceanlroat I Br, patio, ~ eott8P 00 wooded w1br/drJr, utll Incl, lot, redwood declu. ......, MOO. 8'5-SUI patio, tq yard, nicelJ decorated, a11to 1ar. ;r."~ 1 b•tb Bayfroat, treat view, 2B*m. 28lb, a ,.uoa, completely furo. "" 7141f11.l• MediterraneanViUage •Beamed ceilings, wood panellna •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk·in closets • Balcaaiel paUos •Part·Wte \anc1tcaping •Swhnmlng pools, ifcuui •Upted tennis courts •Minutes to h'eeways Ir beaches . I ...ooN lmlOOMA= ••-a•TOWt~ Multi Only Sorry. No Peta Office Opet) Dail1 t to I '(i) t7141117 .... Harbal' Blvd .. 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"-11e. rte' I 11r, l be, h1* I cv ........... ,,... bit.al, l'Urn.lthed rm. kllchen Non 1mokln1. pro• 19 ft'oaltl?l.l47·70l0 nMODal*r.._. APPAmlNOP •11H~-"! .. !1!',.e-~ roo1• Pool, ~anul, pr .... -Mt a fr1*,..._Jo~· ~. pr'h· a~ bib froM t>ch, r••M>md type, t.e 80'1. FOR L&AS1:41o. 1..quaa IOOtoJ700-hFt. .,__., ~ e11op ' 1•• iMll w. '~·Ou • (lllUll Ad9'ta ::ii No JJU•a.a.• MUO pr'fl_1r rem•I• 1tudent I0'11 to form community :=r°" ft. 48M4i1, ll&SAPY~.E l>R ._..._ .. ._......; ·-----·~· ..U pc1. 1 • PflUC !!!!:_CIU06d l.14. ......,.Jtlove • rerrt-;. »».171-l'-" o r "1nUCS •h•r•d ....... -.v~ ... C.ll. locaUoo. Good 2._>'4 ••r _...., -!!,J ....... ~.•••lloa. II. I 8R IMi a. t...._, w VeraalllH Condo , ----~. Fr4Jd49.2•a.7 DI•. l•rm. Ofnce adJ. --, .. M..--l•J"" -.+OlldoL•;OllO lrllWll r, <Mel. I aa. ...... lllQ., ew.•.-:Mlla-. • • lff. lll•Oll• •ft '°~·~~.~· Mellow dependable -..awzzs.11tou Qrt,._,,,.... lrl fllCI ... --.... •t~ I --11, •••· ...... -.r.efae.0111 Roomabar•belhcloff or•$l2U3l A!rporler Hotel. No • • Bl' - WJlle,friw.,.ui;MWlJ .,,........... .... --nWt.JO,W/f,dJob•rflf ........... ~c.--.J naltlr AM ,......, • .._,..,.,. _,._ ~-1 fWND, Jn at· WlllU to lbr •It eAab -_. • e..M-up· H~I . tar. IM.*' "-l.ur.~. _,' tracth·~1_rin In lleu NB w/aame. tltr. 9260 Wte. Retail or flee 1p1ce 61l·4t61 i.1 ...._...a,...u1.-'"-· ~. oo pet.I. I br lllYdio wlfrpk, pvt v.-. BC.ftreot•. No mo-. --..... iw. ta a difference! •val.I.able for lmmediaw KJ ft u O.JL-.._. ___ ..,.... pi8C.IO Yrlf rt'n(Jll elO oookin& m ~ . ~•. --Larae aulla QIQ 1.f., ~ ln hllb trafnc • .....,_ ,,. .. _, ~ •-......... --. ,........ ~.!,!i E. B >'· Call Roomlmle wanwd. Home provldln• hlaibly pro· ~. at llapoUa Is VBIDING lMl9 1 .__ --... _ ----.,...,_ --Lovely rm few older non m Laa Nill Mala no re.,Jonal ucrdulal Warner In Fountain Jl\dJ Wot Sl.t70 Sell 1.01 ti.em • t'IOfJ ... ~ -.u. bea~hal tf'P(a • ~. IDOllO. .,.... Rm Exe c. ... ·-.. ..;_ ,.:.,I ev•' ... __ .. __ ...... -.. vau-14~ Sq. ft. at "' • pert. . IJM)atJCJa ol .... •161• 1-.C...,. ADULTS m41llorAl--19& a Bdrm lb.a. new craita • klC ~ ~1-. · • ~:mi>e": J .:;it'!~~i IQ. i\~ Front." on Warner. to ll0.4IO cub tav•t-Of' '"' •IU• • P~1 OV&R H . No pela. &atra tars-• Jbr lb• ...,.._J.:i SHtll-0, 131$ 2 ,,,. il..i'5»ni only . .._ Bu1lne11 <;enttr Or, Call ('114 )964·2S68 or =-~~.~,:: ~""~· ~&~ LUWA&D APTS •• • dllldr.o OK Yard c.tl J:M. ll b.he. NO COOK '''· \.al f''cm. rm.maw wanted to Irvine. caJI 7si.-0234. !J7$.21J71. A&ent. pany provide• equip· llddMlcma• UM 1t •ifor r.u~ Ave. u bill 'l.a-m...,.-tiorm':gm 2brnrom, 4hh••hr~ u4....... f L' c;,.. •hr lie 3 BR hom•, -...... •UT••L ment. locatlon•. Is IM2da-y1.etuar••kf tr.taf Newport AYe • t '-'-7 .... n. r~ n11. ~.. "" Ntiwport Jkh, 122$ mo+ nu.,....; "" ... ~ wad.£ talk of 8a -----)"ty, t. •PP' ooJy 31J"-~, uUl Av•il Nov 22. Call rKr Dnlf d CM Inv en l o r Y . Ca 11 •-<'omml'rc -........., _>) l·Olt1 -Nam-.,.. 1ltra •11 WWhM 111.h ~. no pet --aft 7PM. M8-$Ullt fill.£ ~ N~ Blv i . . . COLLECT US17 > TZNOll J t\ 2 Bil 1 a. refrta 1.,._ • &a air. a.a. trpkl. --Bbrrn, be l o bu ut T• _.....,.of ow flB.000 Y Lraf &c count SUn-FriMPM. l'or more In or!'!a oa rm. •klda 0 .0;;:;;: bhu. W I o. Ilk up . Wettdltf 011.t'dcn Gil11a i\pl Sbr Rmmlwanted. re.p Mii··. .,_ ,... offer -"' mean1 volume ul!~,! imdl.O~your-nll si=mo 831 ·, 1-QU~. va•a.hed nil· 2bdrm. I blb, pool, ded 12lSM M" Pr~ lo sbr btn Condo. 18r L300 & 4850 aq ft av.&... BEACHBUSINESS IQp. tllC.d yd, 11 SHttlo. iidulla. 00 ..-•• ~ mu wort1J.na ~l'IOO TTl>-4140 Pt ltlO. C4 .......... l"IMU61, A&l/owner SKATE RENTAJ..8.ICE rj2·5&71 dbl I an • M75 ""-3Ba, dbl ear. Dina . 41Stoat00aq (l CREA.II X1nt N rt Loe ... ~=-a:rooi~ ·~i:'y' ~:W pr, · CJ13Jf3 _ ew.s DX>+utJ. ~~Daya. Delu~Office Su1ic. ....... .,.._.. 4500 w/\Ottolroom ~ft > ~ ~ndaM.'e W•t VcirMUll~. 1 Br Newly rt' Room ror renl, 11p"tOll A.'lk for Kathy 0. Mtwport loy ....................... " potentlal for •dd~ WANTED: DIRTY WIN· Apta, UH Mapl " llACHWOOO roodt.!led 81ur111 , apu. Nov ~ im h.11 &Ldry ~eps _ UDOMARIN4 FO•LIASE ldt-lil & profih. f7UOO. DOWSCallSPOT F&EJo; fMll.t41118orNHl5.1 28r,2 ba.$.WO.AduJl.I. PoOl.eM:rt'LMl>'m.147$ pr1v Nr li1r c h 4' nW..,.. 4350 VILLACjl ClllJ Jrvtne Cent.er . 800 OwnerSJS-~. ror ~ cle1m outkdr on --•llOO )i'w apt'.lt. tn~~ M11 cArthu1 . '10 1839, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-1662 11q. fl. oCflce-+-1000 ~<l ft. life Ntw28r,2 8a.fpk,bltoa, --~7 6279 Obi r t ror _ warehouse. Dyer Road. ANoclate Mt F Security • 646-6059 Wnttldo CM. 131$. Zbr, Twnb•~' Cvndo 3 Or ~ OM, 2 cat l&tul(l'. -- -p.rage or rem ~sq fl. wurehouae. Alarms. Ad1ve·Sllent. __ ...,..... ____ _..._ .. _ Ad&&lta.oopeta. 979-33'79 L31JOeq. tt. I ~~. pool <k-<:k, Bal Pea, yrly, uew l'\tn1 br. Ir& tloset. prv ~t.orage, $50 mo. E . Side BALBOA ISLAND stora&e only 8SO sq ft. n@l:IOOO __ MS-__ 3180 __ . __ ,~ for artists 1.n un· ------Nr. He.0/Al&ooqwo 1.nr. cptM1painl, IOOO. 417!1~70 n;. aurugc $170+ i,., ulll. CM. 631-0146 ·~~ Sl«eor office. $400 Mo. office + 5000 i;q ft. --lllU&l Ir specl•lnecl ut Wr Adu.l\IOoly. H 11 ) Reh Ima $4?0. AaJ,ortl31 ~ 637 1.:118 ---Double Space, E /Side -Agent: 675-8170 WltJ'ehowf.e. 850 Ml fl. of. NI-SCHOOL media to demonatr~ at Pool.~Mo. 11 14 JU1801 , 1714 ) Or\ve b"$425.Mvu1l ouw. l<oo m w 1 k11 c•h .. n O..wMesa.l60mo DIC.SUITES file+ 9$00 •Q . fl. Uc'd for 44 children. dl.lplay their t•te• al 5sa 1195 ~Ul6t!vt-. 1 675 t.'717 w a r e h o u a e Ph• ruce 3bdrm home. large art re!lt1val an Wlut----- -2 ts r l R.1 u n r urn . pnvile~et. Adulb unly _ ---Jlapplness as having your n n 1&J • can be purcba1ed on , 24Lh. ll lka.ut. I very I&. bdrm. Duplex 3 bdrm :! th• c:£t'PC)tt, '12:w W Kalbou C:1i1JI Mft 6 we:ukduyi. -..a--._..... .. .. 00 place of bus1ne!ts at 14 514 -xlnt coolr01ct al 10%. 10• ~~bc:l~~.0-:Z., '*-h. laundry, 1mmac qUlet Nur (l\t<' ceftlH. Hl S.'lOO avail ll l. 2 Br 2 002-7~. eves. & wkndic ~"-1111 •• Baker Center. Recept . New ICJ00St4. fl. mdustnal u:reat \.a_...,.. &rounds Ul26 Pomona. Dtii Inell aura.ct!, frpl Ha furn, ((1&ra1< .. 1212 W 962·7520 •••••••••••••••••••• ... •• c.xinfetence room. phone Ulllt. '°' lea:.e ;io. ~ fl. Parlt Place, Inc 842 7461 _eYeS ___ • ______ _ 1325mo.&:1180llll. Nur new J.rK puoo. Balbuu HI If 1nlt!rt!1tlcd y-.....i-a-... 4250 $230 U P . Olllcc·Slore. l'overage. Cloi.c tu ~ Spnnltlered. Hunt. -DIU I~· $e 1182·0810 call for appl Jim ur -q.>b. df'J):I . A\; 1'1301 arrport,fanerestauranL-. Bc h . Avail Dec. a. I•--------• SCRMtUl.J: ~l-BPRl .. ~·4. ·PP~~lxlOn,rgaSor •· ---~~·!_JO 1222Attt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lll'h, II 8 L.w 842 ;Qj34 s~cretariul se rvi ce~ IH7 99M CA.a LIA5'... • -M Oean 2 BR, I bu .. ne;,1· liouM.o for r~·nt, Uti< lJear 11v1.UI Yor more info, call ------Old establlShed busines• IMt'WrllS adulU. no pets. l340 Mu Beach & Adam:.. $330 L.ge 3 Dr, 2 h11 upper. City :.IP> 6, hn1•11!t furn I or 2 Rm Suites fr11m S75. 1'ev ul 979--2161 .... °'CJ. Co. Airport on C-Out Hwy .. nur ~nU\ Ac&.SJ.l.9293 Mo. 980--t&QI Walk to beuch. $600 Mu.. $25 nitely pr cpl Call T19 W. l!lth St. Call Tom - - --N~ ~.9lll :.q. ft. indl bldg Balboa Bay Club, N.B. Kabblt -Kecord - 2 BRZBa. W/Side S28S. 3 BR V11t ~.form din. yrly.Agentll15·Kl70 1ft1·r:Sp.rn ~19"9 ~2'4JO HEWPORTIEACH w 2811 \q rt . urr1t·~. 0 ,_"THQMAS Vlk.mg -Weaken lat/last + $100 sec. No fp&c, D/W, Wt D hkup, Spac. r~e(• 2 Hfi 2 na. TAHITI 1 MO FREE RENT OFf'ICI': OR l<ENTAL l''ronti.onxlntiit Ofrean '-Ts.t:~E~0~1~t cbiJdn!norpeta 6'29560 ll dbla 964S261 Nwpt lslt'. S525 A.it SPACF.. W <.:i.t Hwy, btexpanded ftl!..&.LJOR .J ._ __ -__ pa o. ~ · __ Modem I or 2 br 1•ott1JIW Manners ~file lr~q. rt Mew Ofci & Whw ftEA I don't wanl to sa, lh:il "Br..___ all COZVBACll ELOR ~21m.6759ltl t~ beach on Tahiti with EXEC.SUITIS 114~.,-..>2H 224W Coll!lt llwy. r()O(Js we buy ar\' n ot " ..._. garace. am · ' tar, r ow boat , w .i-.h NEWPORT CE:HTER I.I~> ~I ft, hnu.hed ofrs. S'pt Beach 548 5527 fresh, bul lhe other d ay yd W/Dhookup.Nokld.a w/fencd yrd. nr Beach, Ne w Condo, 2111, 2b.i, h G-·-·• noor tr ll' Air lUrtd 1700 sq rt . 0 ...,t • ..., .. 2208 C ,,...,, ......... St .,...,2216 frpll·, •t~us t o bc h rnac inc . l'Ompl•·l t· f\JllM-r v1ce t'roml2'l5 •uw"' 0 ic~. 1 we w P r e a t· u r -a . -·"· . ~• '•OUJ .,._. . ., ~,.. loldien, etc For mon· It x 1~•., f t ~•lh balh ~ Nr John Wayn e aur4!rmarket an<t m 'I P\aoem.la. M.5-'1983. ant. -lt44 ~:;,~\ii, N ° l' tl l ~ · lllfo call 97!12w.I cw ... & ~~~4~e~f~ Corp. Sl~ See at 2333 1-: <.:'It Airport $1.JOO Per mu ...... ... t2-year-0ld put a lo6f or Moder n 2 B r 2 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------wed<enili. --II~). 1nqum· ~11tc II. WnSe-y H. TcrytorCo. Oppcwlwlly 5015 tr.·cad on two logtJlot w /drapea, cpts, bit-in w O o D B n J o G E Bach. l'enLhOUbe Jr 1br, ---12 x 15 off 1 C' e furn CdM 675 5''44 _ Realwri. MH910 ;_:~:_:::·~:·::a•w•••R•:::_ can 11 .ind mad' e a range . Close lo e ver· ~"TATES CONDO 2Br, stove & rcfr1g l'u<Jl. PALM SPIUNW'i 1 'A MacArthur Blvd Vtl'W M uaan>U:V "' .. ...... SKATf':BOARO ythin°. Child OK. No 2Ba, d-prof lnd.sc..A, sauna. club house Thi· CONDO l<EN'l'Al.S airport. $450Mo. 752·1747 Twu Wei.tcltlf o fla·i·1>, ltMCllli Wanhd 4600 U.t.>lt:' <.:ontat·l M .. w -" ...... ...., -furn or uni urn $150 & ••••••••• ••••••• ••••• • • J<Jtr. ()ra Co. 675-5847 Lost & Fo-d MOO peta.135(). M7-71.30 open Sa• 8un 10·4. 24 W. Beauttrul Vers 1111lt"' Co ti · $In ~ l!l'l7 . ()I I r h " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR 2 lia, redec. lower duplex, fenced yard, ~ar . avuiL ll.2. $395 ASll 548 7729 Yale Loop, 1rv. or call $450Mo cvc11 i·;i II Lule ury n omin1u rn.... . ' - -..,in· 'drent o uoM ..._to• --5025 •-.----------,.,13 147,, .,....,, ., 1 3 _ 5 A 8 . 5 7 1 5 0 / < :ompleh!ly fo•urn1~h1•\I Orw of a kuid 1 1 1 1 111l louk1111t for Ufl(urn 2;, .-.-,. .._ ,, '"' / .,...._, c. ·• '1 11 l'..,"on11 1·on ... 11 lanl -- -213 541.wrn Country Club Sl'lttUI(. lxlr rn w end )'d for 2 HOUSE FOR LE•" F. -<.ioU, Tenn1i. .JvJ1l.ilJli· .it '1' II IJ 1 would ltkt' 1" rrwtur•· d•JU" 11 .. ve j(Ood ,.., PENTHOUSE ... 11a11• 111111 •• "' .• 11 .. rn··~ Woodbridge, be3ut1ful BAYf'HONT IRr, w11h Specwl Hall"> f11r our ('l'A.or ... dml' 7~~?7W -HI 1111 .;II td u~. new 3 Br 3 Ua. a vail. v11>w porch, s.525 mo (;l1ents only W1•1•kly 751 !llUU, W '1 v1C'f 'it,c\(· HEARSHO,l'tMG 1111S,6rnos 111e.$650mo. 675-8900 ~onLhly, Jll•J Wt••kcnd SUITE ~utJve Office, Ul"'>tl(n urJc.m ULll pd, no ,wu.. Pool, PnnonJy.CalJ559.elt8 f~s. ..-Plaua. ~de~ \lt·w f>f 2br,lba,548-7&s9 -----4br,2ba.upper Dlshwr.1 rice Cor lea!.t• tncld-. 2txtnnJpt ,du~.how.Plll ••n -d -.... -""--l.CllJl-aleodt 3841 blJ< tu ocean $650MoYr (;all Domin1quc.;t S1•ry s~rv phone !:!,!~I t\lrnl.3 24'11'311~7~.iiw , c.or. garage, Y • ~ mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly. incl. ulll 645 7573A~ 1714 13;ig H!ll 1 1 'X'at.ed w1lhln the uni answenng & UM' Qf ron _.,., t"'lll 2 v "" +detl 2 bdrm No. Laiiuna N ... d •1ue European dto:.iiened ferenct>nn 714 7S9 02 15 645-4479 __ across s treet fro m pt ierrace con ° <2J. 2 <:ATilt:URAl.CANYON J.1do Marina V1llal(e Mature. r1•!>p1Jns1ble w.Jman J'--i.1re11 perma- nl-nl lhr, apt tn CdM Ocea n !!I de of hw y. ft33.3246 '--h •""'0 494 1602 Br 2 Ba, frplc, l'lost• 1'' <)OUN'l'RY''l,UI' <' 'd 2 bdrm. 1 bu. New stove & ucac • ..... · · pool ~-Dys !J:'>5 0050. '-' ' A>ml er · dr11pei., m elds p atio. mornJngs. __ __ t.-vestwk11d11 !J6ll1!381! AduJb. no pet.s. S3HJ. 717 Spacious 2Br. N. Lagu na, ---_W. Ullh. 8 ,645·_1926 __ ocn s tdt' hwy, bllns. Near Hoag Jlot1p1tal. 3 -BR. 21-.r Ba. fplc. t.•pt~. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. Duplex, al-qwet , $460 ~0· yrly · drpll, palio. pool. adulU., tached' garage. Qn 16th Ad I Ls• 1 . ~23 -38 2 7 • no pets. SSW mo Al(t Pl. S3'7S. C11ll 675-4315 l·Bti-l039 -541M729 E..'va. -lbr, Ocean View. No Pet.a. Weltdilf 11 2 Br 2 ba con· t Br. cpU, drapes, Adutta. 2JJITI SoluJJa Way. do, frplc. p111llo. W t D. atove/refri1 . la uadry, 497·Hl5 PoOl '550. 548·11828 ; ada£&.8, •O pet•. IHO. iMWe z bdrm. flrepf8ce fr _Ml-_1_765 ______ _ AnlL U /l.117.al view. Near beach fr Boat WPSTCUP'F condo. new 3br, 2ba, O.C.C. area. Can >:on . SSS O m o lnt.enor&.AduJls.nopel!> F•aally Unit. $425Mo. 4'M-036l. _ 2 Br $485. I nr $400. mo. Av.U. Nov 1. 841-8657 2 bdrm. Duplex, ocean 642-8583; 873-6640 _ 2br. an el at.ory house w lfrplc, beamed cell· ln&s. Ind. gar. Qui et. view, walk to beach , llhopplng & bull. Prplc, large. $450 mo. 497-47~ _ wt!ll kept 14 urut complex ... ________ _ ror muture adult!>.1" S3'15Mo.~ -~--------$250 Carden view, JSR. wtw carpel. drapes, b1ltin 0 /R. refrig, lndry, all util paid except elcc tnc. wlk shops & bust.>s. Small, <1u1el r efined adult complex. ~·1098 No pets E IS.de twnh!.e, 2 UR 11"1 Ba, ad.Its. no pet:.. $J7;, per mo 256 E. mh Pl. :ilidrm 2Ba, Mesa Vnd<· JTeu, s:r75 Call t>4!'i-!fl61 , RINTALS Oceanfront F'Umiabed. 2 BR (Winter) $750/mo. 2 BR Unfurnished, across from beach, $4.50/mo. Stud.lo, quaint w11h vl1•w , $250/mo. We Have More. Plelll'lc Ask For Connne at 497-2457 ask ror Beuy ____ ~ ~ 3852 1Br. cpts, d.rps, carport, ••••••••••••••• •• • ••• •• ' $240 mo. ~ E. Sanla 2br, 2'~ba . Condo, clean, Ana. 646-3192 af\ 2PM qwel, pool. frµll·. air -----cond. $465Mo !'>4.IS 423!J, 3826 548 2746 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hitwpori •och 3869 lrg newer 2 Br in luxury duplex off Malaga, At e . ~n cl. gar. b l l -1n11. dslnrshr . th1ldrcn OK. $375. 637 7M dy~ l BR. clean, brillhl. w1lh aaraae & DW. $310/mo. 213:~ -- I Wk4ow 1Hdt 3140 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW YOJ CAN Af FORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport Eastbluff 2 br. 2\h ba, frplc, Quiel & 11ecluded. 1525. m o. 6-40-5290 o r 675-7512, ask for Ano --Sm. lbr, S375Mo Rer fuc: Pool . s ec urity , tux Consdo8 w 111 ru rn d >' 645·6242. eve ~ wkn 644-531S CllANN El. F ll l.JNT W1SlDt: T IK 3 UH I HJ fplc. hakony. yrly $7511 Call G?:I 21 l:S Vcr:.a1llL~ l't:nlh•>U'\' I bi . SN· ~a lt· fl1·1• fal'I s.r,.wM .. tl45·7:>7:1 a i.:1 I BH bay Condfl tn H<ilt.,, •• Vww. boat s llp, <•·• pool, \Undl't'k w ti .111 t;i.,lll' Vlf'W ' $1,00 '1 <> ti75-!ll I I Hu:.i. 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $100 f'HEI:: It.ENT 3 Br. 2 ba, pvt p /HIO & garnge. Lol.<J of grnsi. tiM Calle Campana . $44~> Weekday!! afte r 21-trn phone 492 1567 ur 4 9 6-5 2 7 5 . A n y l 1 m ,. week.ends. s:ll5. for a large uruquc Spanish i.l yle l br. apl OCEAN view 332 f:ncrnu Lil ~ Mngr Apl (' ---- 34.5137 <.:uthrdral Canyon L>nv{• f'alm Spnn#(i. Cul1forn111 92262 Dc5ert Resort Rily Im· Slt.I Park City UL Dec 21 Jan 4 l!iOOsq rt E legllnt Prestdenl 's 1uite 11lpa 8 ll>l-825-8028, 419~ NEW OCEAN PRO NT CONDO MONTHLY 675-~7 ---------- ..... toSIMw'e 4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MALE ROOMMATE WAKTIO!!! To share 2 Bdr m . 11pt hall pool, jaCUl.LI & t.h!> hwasher Rent Sl87 W Contact Abe l al 645 !JI ltl after 5 p m ;ind 111r Mon ANO "'ri d;iy!t ,1t 7~1 Movmg" Avmd d1·pw.1t!t & 1·ut ltv1n~ l.'X1J1·n1>e11' Profe!tliHJn ally i.1 111 ,. Hfll HOUSEMAUS '\/f:Wl'O HT IH' 11 S!! J 7 nit·e 2br. 2ln1 ulll •n~ I 1'1101. lt'flOJN. ""'' W47 Hrn mal•· w a nh·tl :l bd rm . 2 bth , C:d M hou~c. non-.mok<·r & veget a n <.tn prd S251l mo . nr bch 675 !f~;,<1 Charmin..: .111t1•1u•· h.,,. i.hr w fem $0!1)0 + 11111 ;! yrd-.. pets 0 K Mt " 642-80!'.6 fem. toi.hr Npt l'Omlu fut ly rum . avull now S27S + t 2 Ultl I.JI llljl!) 1)1,n Fem w IJtr :sbr, 2ba t•1mdu Nr So C!1t Pla1a. 122r1 Stacey dyfi 213 623 I IVll t'Vb 213-474-4946 WXURY APT LIVJNC OvtTlootung Tbe Wat.er s.taAno 3180 2 bdrm, Ibo, nr llC'h , vw. •DB.UXE• GARDEN APT. z ....... ..., • 3poolt c.iwered car port jllltio llJU., BBQ'a dole to (wya "bcha nit aoibopploa. Enjoy $750,000 s pec- Lucular s p11, 7 awlmmmg pools, 8 lighted courts, miles of b\~e trails, -put· t.lng, lbuffleboarda. Dachs from $389.50/mo. Also 1&2 bdrm plan11 2 Story lownhOUSCll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prer. fe m n•>fl 11 mkr Beautiful 2 br, 2 ba rondo. S200mo. Cd M M I kc close to Newport & S.A ~4398_. _ _ ftwy. Pool & sauna ou~ side door, WiOI mo. C:a II 673-:911. Coado, 2 BR, 11,... Ba. 11dull1. No Ptls . Off Warner at Bri!llol. upper. SD> mo. Mi·5422 a rt noon ----- Profe ss1o n u l male w/daughtcr se eking roommate for rab1n like home w t f1replace In C.D.M. $300+ Bruce 75&-1408 or 548 2256 2,400Sq f''l Private i-:tcvator Wet Bar, Lounges Pano ramic Bay v1~w <.:overed Patio Oe<-orator Amenities Aak about our FREE RENT OFFER 675-1&&2 ar1ce .. ret.U abop space. 210 Mam St. H.B. 1 office '70Mo. 1 office $120Mo. 1 q(fice or stora11e spuce ~ Retail shop i.pace 180 The Mini M 1111 900-1558. 832· 1859 'THE" UlCUT1VI SUITE l-\Jll '>t'rv1reoffln'' in Newport Center 640-5470 1100 Sq. Ft. 11c1ghborhood al 1nosptwre. t·onvcnt<'nl lo Sfm D1 cg•J frwy, 111•ur Fa1rv1ew11':l Ca m111 0 . CM ~ Ml ft 75!1 !15111 Ca.rr£tt POIMTE EXEC. SUITE Full Sn\ 11·1· J.1mlJOrl-t' & Ma• \r1hur 752-2737 ~ Uttt. Cfttt•r In Costa M""'" l'lewly rcmod !'!hop g rPntcr locatc•d tt l 21~ lf<lrbor JJI h a:. spur1• a vailahl1· ran~1 nl( lrom 1HO ~.111 ~·1 fl n •;11ly l•1r 1 mmcd occuvanc y. <.;.i II l';i u l S Kdlt , A.:l 21J l4"A ~ MEWPORT IEACH l 'lu.~h ortu·c l>y L.1d11 h t.· 4700sq ft Itl'nl .111 •1r hall <\:.> 32nd ~ Cull IOI li.e info Sierra lh·Jlt)' 6Xl 7000 NEWPORT HACH 1000fl chee rful offlr t' SlDl.c uva1l. Upc.l utr!t unil 1n new bldg. 64!) 3:J2;J days. --- HEWOFACE 2500 to 5000 SQ fl Lagwia Niguel, B1rt<'hPr Park. Cat arinu & E l Lazo. Contact Frank Rya n. Ashw1ll Burke Broker. (714 ) 633·8820 ----...,..... c ...... lodustri aJ area of OT Cty aitp)n. 1.364.5 rt. located • 18001 Skypark Cir, Ille Ill. lo lrviM. ~ mo. S67-l'30 Ne w OHlce s pace for tease 600 t.o t ooo i;.q n 00' sq. ft grou. Spnnklered. HWlL Och. Avail. Dec. I N47·9964 Employed wb1le male 28yr., yearly l erm i.. furo. i.tudao u r rm w1pnv blh " entr11B<'~. Kil.Cb DOt M'C M.iut ht! wtlbul walkina dl.llt.aoc. lo Udo Plau. Up lo S'1SJwll Wn~ 29» W. Coast H_.y .. 19, N .B. llaveref Profe111 lonal b u 11 1· naiewom11n w/2 l'hddren looking for place to r ent for 6 wk.I 735,3140 uft 7pm __ _ liMwnR...td 4450 , ·'····················· ~•/1••e-1t/ Newport Near POl!l Ofr A.tmK• .Mtxlcm 502 ~q ft ~tor(• of •• •••••• • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • ofr 2630 Avon ·C: 2131 ......... 477-7001 Oppw 1_,ty SOOS l: :! -.p OfflcP, 'ihop n •r ,11 I & hobby E !>1d•· ( .\1 S!H)Mo 260 520~q .h 5'VI 7~!! 1.rfNlnd noor, high 1r;ill11· • outtl , 2 .,tor .. !t av;11I l'r11·1•'1 lt1·l11w m.11 kt•I JWdlull l<lty. L1d11 IJfh r.7;$73t/O COMMERCIAL 11m ''I h . n1•1.:hhorllrt<11I 'hopping l't'/ll .. r lli'.tr l'a1ntl'W 1-.1 ('J mlll•• I '\I S.ft ..q fl 759 954JI tU .. "TAIL. <WFIC I-: 7(.(15(1 ft. W1•!tll ltfr art'J !J57 moo 8)1 ~I fl {m bu' 111 1111 II,.,, "l•101.., throw from"" .1h•1 :!11!1 11 .1 Im, B i1 11111,1 li7'. :>7'14 ~ Causey & C.Ompany EXCLUSIVF. ••..•......•.......•••• MONEY fl M 0 • t-... ,.. ' .. . -.; .... I I .I\ 1·1 Dwn /.. 11p11r.1t1• 'nur t1~rt hll'lllt IJI ,1 Jlf• '>lll(lltlh I(/ l1Y. 1111( Ill du.~lr> )\,or ·1r,1\1•1 A.:t·rw> II Y'"' .1n• .111 .1d1w\ "' & ..... mt hi l1t11Jfl ,t 'Ill tl'!o\fUJ IJu..i1w..-. Wf• 1·1111 II r• 1" ' ti IJ ',\ 11 h s IT I': l.Ol'J\'£ 10 ... CHfl <'I' 1-t~llUt SlJ!fml(. Otlt.1111 ma.: Al•l•h & mU<'h m111 • Wnh th1• rompretl('n_,.1\1· lr;_uru111( V.l" pr1J\ 1d1· you 111••J no cx1wrlt'111 • J u,1 •• 1l1">1rP 111 h•arn & -.u1 1 ••~I w1lh our <m a.:1111111 'llV(.lllrt /\ tuutl 1nvL-strnent ol on I y S3!'>. 000 l n t'I ud t•s S9000 1ruuuJ foet. ~wpmcnt & ea.sh rest:rvt s. unsee. Call for dl"titlled In· formation GOLDEN GLOBE 848-4402 213/:\$2·3533 ......•.......•........ SwtHGLOAHS and 2ndTruat ~ Loaruon res1dt'fll1al pro~rty Custom.tud to meet YUW' needi. I kt.. Ot:PT. SA>t'TIA~O IAHK 714 /832-s.200 v"NEED v"MONEY FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cal~ 642-5678 --7r Found or lo5l a pet? Call Specla.l Pal• tlo«Mne . 7Uf'm.J.m. 211/258-~ Found: Fe m . Certaan ........... ~··a.Jbllt faC'e, W•1tmiaater . ...,... _, c;ww MO J..On': t"tl yr oW 8lb9ri•n ,.,.... ~ky l"M1t.ka" ), black. ~ & Jrd TD..._ 10/20. l'TS reward 1i. Vf!Y. wtut.e. b•ueE . 547-5402 return. Cal I 7J 00 AtTaoaod by X2C81 dy1; or 54-0·7463 Coaat .._ ~ C!'Ves Vic Paularino 4' 1-loo-leC>'W--rner-lo-.-.-IUl--.-m-a-y ~ OJIJ~e. C_)f _____ _ .;rrQJlAed from $!0,000. REWARD Pleai.t• h elp i.nterest onJy, amortJkd. me gt'l my dog ~<'k • :.hi.II'\ term :.wina • ..-all U1tll 10 14 vie &lbou & Mn A.nenault. broker. L2th, N B Pem goldn abuul your re .. 1 e:.tale retriever mix. wh111• luan~~l IJ8> ~&paw,..~5856or 847-0074 Bt!fore 5pm FAST CASH l..o<>t Black. t'e mah- 2nd TDs 'wings 673 3833 Coc kapoo.. "Ct ndc r MOikJoiJn,Tnnt ~.1~)5966 _ DMdS 5035 ~,. Male Doberrrlan, ••••••••••••"•••••••••• blk Ian. w lflf>Pl)Y e:.ar-.. Satttet-MkJ. Co. old bl k Ith r roo f! a r All t YPf'!> ol rt·ul t•!tta lt> 642 ~ m\~..,t1 .. 1·nt, '>Ill\'-" 194!1 Sp.cialh.inq ift 2.-dTO• 6-42.-2171 545-061 I W1dqw ha .. mom\ for ..,hrt trm 2™1 TI> ' 1111 1 n'tl1t 1-ht-.·k no poll) S20 tMlll Ill 1111 f''o r a~·1 1 on r :i l I d#(l'flt fi73 7311 Wa nll'd • •' 2ml 'I' I) 1n IHllOlllll Of $12.0011 l'it 11 I.Sill u t ff73 7 JOO I\ 1(1 CASH FORT.D.'1 ~155 IM~ '111>'µ1 r .111r11 l"und1n~ 2nd TD tor Sule S53.000. IO' 1 lnlt>r,..._t 20' , d I!\ rou.nt Buy for $l:l,400 4 y1 Note Cull 494 31173 - llOMEOWNEH LOANS Al\RANG J-:0 $10.~ lo ~.000 •AMOR1'1ZIW •INTEREST ONL V •SllORTTERM Call Bob Wllllarns Agent 731 7771 Qr !Jti() 195 7 (,( ~· !-.h•·lltl' 16111 fo'l'/11 \1t M .. gno l11t & Yorktown R F:WA1t I> ~ Found 2 ~h1 h T:r.u ·,. "i1·wl.uld & In .... "n&pch-. 1 .ikt n tu UC ~. 111·1 t.i.14 1J01 & : .. n 221:1 FOlJNIJ l'rl"tt)' rt:d QUP PY M V11· So. ·c-.t Pl:u.1 l''r•·" to ~d t\1.1m1· '''a'> •n11 :n~ L.11 .. I A II l' d .I I('. \' 11' 1\cJ,./Jb !llewl.iod. ll11r11 lich 91i0 5754 HJo;WAIW HF.Wl\110 WOLi'' J..0,1 tu HJ Nt•wland Wur tlt'I F U U 0 l ,1 I 0 V ,J 1 11•) blk1lan1whl, mJlt I 1 yr-. li11(h 11trun;.t. Nl'1·d-. mt.'<ilcatwn tfatly Mu~l find soon Answ1•r:1 111 J.1..-k . Call 847-21167 uf !147 !818 or IW7 '1711" Ai.k for Mike or Shel he • Lo8t large wh1lt-mai..u1 Vic. Oxford l>r. 6 Go&denwesl Family JWl REW ARD 897-0828 ' - -_.-....... l1l l I •1ld1awHt .. w.,,,,.. 847-6064 flee. kitch. priv, patios Aip tww• "'"".a..d 4t balconies, c rptFI, oru..fwwillwd 1900 draperies, parking, ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• elevators. Sawiad Village Female roomrruile wunl ed. share condo 11t>11r beach. S175 ~ • i ell'<' Inc. garage, pool, !.pa 961H2H evCft 6Mo.R...t"'" Fantastic opp0rtunlty ror bus rlrm or co. To oc cupy tux oCClce1 Ample pork1na. am. 1111W111 , '"'"f rm, pnv !lt•c ~p .. ce:1. lrnm1•d IH'<'UPIO <'Y $325 $400. 18080 Ruch Blvd. H.B. IS48·309'7 or ~l VILLAGE FAIR l.~l NG AG t-:NTS SPACE MOWAVAILAIU frOM 140 ~ Ft. /\Ilk for J oun. 494-8057 GET MORE DIME ak n r-~·•d• SHARP.~ l, 2 II J BR. frpk, cWlwsr, car" padot. No p.u. llO-ZISI. 'f2%[ all adult. no pets. Br apts. GOO Ed· lnpr, HB. MMllt. A1 Faabloo t.land, J am· boree Ir San Joaquin HWaRd. New ua bdrm luxury adult .,ia lo 14 plan• from $UO, 2 bdrm J>'or rentaJ Information: townbouMI from $500 + pools, tennla, w aterfo lls, Ou for cooking & __ 714/6+4·1q()()_ paid. fo'rom San et 'rwy drive North OCl....oMT on Beach &o Mc.,·adden i Ir s Bdrm. New deluxe *'" 2ba wtolnce. Yrly. then Wflll l>ll Mcf'11dden lowohouau. tenoi1 ~11k.Jcar1ar. $1050. lo Sea wind V11l 11"c. murt,..., HC\lrity. near 1'St Mln\t 642 1803 (710!83--5198. ~:;-:1~e. 2 Br, 2 ba ~. ,..., bite lo l..qw\a; l·BR apl. Walk Fem. only, norH1mokur, no child, rn•ybe pet. $17~. Sant. Ana. 545-41782 &aa. M/Fw/fum toahr2Br 2bo Apt. $2SO. Early AM . Late PM : 759-0921. Nice 3bdrm, 2bth hOUbt! w/1 other in II R 1'ct OK 12S()Jmo_!62 '1!186 _ -- Fem to 8hare w 1soml', l>+ Pnv bdrm & bth. $2()0+"" utll, CM 6'S·fU95 ---------• a..dl.2C!ll'IU',autoop. to beach & 1hop9; utll. Oae btdroom con · •.Blaut.beyvtew.'8IO pd. Adults. P7S Mo. F.uy 1oln11 Fem .. 22 •lprtvate patio, pool, Jrty. ...aMl needs home to lbar• ln ....... coi..-\oca· 'rll..ll1mt 142-ltoa .._ 4000 lrvha..W.9000 Uala. a mo. 141-4411 I M II A C U L A T E II •••••• .. 11 .. ••••11••••• Ftm. non·1m0kur wntl'd aa. ZBA D/W, encl f:ke ..,.OOU. a Bdrm, 2 be, Room w/ldltlMtniltt. '"" bcll. front 11pt. Wk l 1116 to Medl. Hr t.koa:J, Ptkbed ti.am '7Zweek,up. '4.2·$881, ovd It wlcndl IL 9'1. --ceUJftll. N••r beach It 548·9'7~ mc.t.:5 acnm from water. Quiet ...;.;..;__...;,.;._ _____ _ ar .... ttadio.=c ... ,..borbood. 11'75/mo ~~y\ batll. mature Sbarebou.Mfem. LS-a>. .,,, No r.u. W/D yrlJ IH. Waltrfroat lad1.lilaprtv,ref, DOOulll.pd.NrO.C.C .... 111-104. HomeAH400 Sl80 + ..... Sch 4iMW &03ZM or 549.aeee TOd. --~--~--~~~~ ... WXUlJOUS TOPLOC4TION IXICUTIVI SUmS Main tr MacArthur <1 Offlcee now evall. in lonl block wett ol Nwpl elegantly appointed Ex· Jo'r w 'I ) . 1 J 0 lo 1 4 0 ecutJve Suites centrally Mat'Arthur Blvd. S•nta totaled near freeway1, Ana. Ju1t b~co mlnll courts ar th•· OnnAI" ava.tl•ble. l200 1q. ft 1)f C ounty Airport prime comm1•r <'lal facllltlu Include • 11pac:e Sl•Oc>ncry ltture~ fnc:odJy, efficient rttep Shoe~! Orua ator<'" l Ion t l /le I e p h <> n e Uiwy~r? Or any 11erv1t'<' opttator who 1reeta your bualneas. See now. ll clit'ntl and ll\IW.,,. your w 0 n • l I a I l ! c II I I calla,ucompl~C&llC.lt (71 4 )879 ·8889 or lo'ederal law library , (714.)M.5.1280. beautifully deco rated WIST"'-"' ... STH ronterence room1 , ph()(o -" topy machines, " the 14274 Buch Blvd. Creal nn .. \ ln .. cretarl al loCeUon bttw ft 2 h'w)"I. Mntce1. For further Info tCMc Centtr VIiiage ). & a Ptraonal iour Hf tq. f t. Av all. throu1h lhe f1tlllUe1. O.C:ember 1 •t. Fu l\y pleue contact Vortae c.,,_t.ct. Hurry I C•ll AHOC , C'Jl4 ltH·2281, C 114 ) t '19 • t 8 It 0 r <714 ,...,, (71A ... 1JllO • -~--~-~-----~~~~~-~- $$$$$ FOR YOUR WITH OUR NEW . DIME-A-LINE I '1(1 I ;t I • " .,, ... I~ Yo. c• -.w _,. ....... ..._ fw IJI w .... II _. ·~ DIME-A.uMIS tw .,,._ ...., Sala ......... ._ w ~ ....... C9ft"Kt ~ .. -.... 4 ................. .,._ .......................... c-............. ~. ..._ _. ... jlrtc-4 _.._.._...,ISL ~'"" • _I, 1'aa ......... llilkN • ...,_ C.-' worlll•All ty,.. C & Jt AM I C T I l. Ii to Tax Co. 11$8 g Ur'd OolltH"-•••• ~. bll\N, eno-y. ~•.m.ma ..._or...-sa. Yowr tll• or m in • !;1!« 0... worit. ~ •U k.ulct., __,. ......... '! ........ ~ ,.,_ ... 11 ... tr • Drt¥•••1••P1trll.ln1 lftap.~57.1414151 •-•••••••••••••••••••• lol•....,.•lnkoalln1 -lAt 111 aa.ftd •trip er r• J,.4J,.ah. Ml"" flniall your 1ntlqut111 • l... ....................... .. ..... 1'u .-·d JACO•CONCRIM'. nMO rdM rntture , , S. ,... CONITIUCTI :i~zi:pt Bhd CM ....................... Dti-..-,.. ..,...... • - •Dl'YORC&8YMAU.• ...... "'2 ... I ' "-to fla~ ... !" .. • •..•••.•.•...•........ Act'-~ ..,. :uoo ft G ~Cru < • 11en Gudeftlnt. rloan UJHl fl _ -bide tuatrattor, tom I d I o 1n 'I reud Ul ~383. ~c~7~2 eor11e Gardtn101. lrt·~ trim "*'&. t itan up. 6 malnt M'V Amit' Ml 84 .. Avll• (i11rdtlnlnM ·rr~tl tnrcuntn& & rt•muval11 . yard ITUlanl.a apnnlllt•r ~ 6: bwlln.-1• nHlnt ,..... cl .. alnl tervlce. HM.ub&&. • r~ll•bl•. Oompl. houMcltaob•1 • Npt Bch/Coat• Meu carpet care. XID& work ~I by prol~al T3Q.03111 r 0 BOX KINT AL a 00 Would you Ute help with per mo • E l7lh St Ste your hou•ework? Call l1 C M lla.MJt JmcO Ra11edy Anni for rel • pro f tvc. tfr ft 8'1W614 ••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••• ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCCStudunt l Too truck Ra 6 Comm 'I clrun~. put our over 10 yrs exper to work AB Cleaning 984-all1 'l'r1tth, trt!t! lrim n11n W-.nt a REALLY CLEAN 642-IZM 110\JSE~ Call GlJ\gham c.p.~ woman wlll CIA for you r h ome . p•t1, ~~· Avail Nov . In f u, .. I . ................................ ltland Land1c•pln1. lnt/~t. aprinldert ln· alalled fr repaired . ero1lon co ntro l , hydnJmukh, brit k • Ce· mem wort, yrd dn·UPI • prunin1 . J8 yra up. U c'd/Bonded. M1·7111, fMf4'11 .European Landscaper. Prol. p1UDtiDg. Ext • lot Top work Fair price. ~. Low rates. Fr~ Reta. MMll'71 dyafeves. est ....,IM>, 538-4383 Palnung. JNT /EXT Neat. honellt. rea11 , 12 )'nJ exp. f.1c'd. Dave 914-100 --... r ·- lJ'immln1, te>ppin1. CSTM DRYWALL removal Clean-up & &INT. PAJ~TING haul away J .W. Tree Qu.alily work, 24 hrs Service, IM·Tn5, ext 234. ~ 640·7271 Tree. &hrub, pnanm1t "re· ,._.Of! qto1 moval, yd cl u nup11 , ·-•••••••••••••••••••• h a uling 548 2 145 . I MAG ES.SV IKE IM6-.!!.!.3 J!._m . WE'RESPEC JALISTS T......, CALL 642-0?A.4 •• • • •••••• •. • ••• • •••• •. --....... /1.,-r PREE ln11l le.'IHOn ~"1'01' l""1'ER tnR CARPfo;NTRY 'l)'&\11rni. lawn ,, MNnUp!I, 64611414 fo'a.~t h11~. tell SH & up Girl fo'ree l!lll 645-5l23 Yd It IAI' clnu(* l''rec Exp. houseclean111g. Own •Quality Landacap1n1. Q>mp toft.acape dea11n &r Installation. All work guar. Free eat Green- dale Land.s<'a p1ng 731-6276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• credentialed, reading, aJJpaper hanging. fasl ..., __ l pate .. ~ • le:itlure11 rJ!ilh & Frent h 673·6013 aervice. quality work Le •~ '""" By Jay ti42 8*lt pcl'\ Ort'umak 1ng ., A1Uw1&UOM Catm work. Av1l6 Gitrdenlnic Tr11c tnm1mo1 41 n•movul•, .Y•rtl m111nli. ~i.ll'lnkler 1t)1>t c m i.. l 11wni.. dl.'WJIU[:)!), 646·K474 ost <1l4JM2~ l rans p o r lat 1 o n Referencei.. 642·2556 Papi~. 714·536-~SO AIBl:ST. 193-1419 Wlftdow C ...... ;.---. "' -············~········· . LocAit .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ES SIAM ... ! .... ~•••••••••••••• Window c!eamng & puant Fl!Uler • 11on woodwork lt:n» • Hl.11'~ 646 7W. 1n11 l>eCll•. r•ncto•, ~ ca~. fo'tec1 n t Bein -r--J•mlp Mllnn SS4 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...•••..•..••.•...•..•. ~ Rob10 11 llou1>ec lean1n11 ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • Srvl' ror a thoroughly Engineer. 58. rchablt· dcw1howle 54°""0857 no n drnkr 'l rn o ker Sec urity lrullilled w1deadbolt.<1 & window locks. 641-83'79 Custom Painting Free Eat. 3 yr guar • trig. Reliable. dcpenda Free esl Comm l/Res1d ble Contact S tuart Honest Reliable . 641~ Damtll Mann 1131 Mii> We Oo •t ull Mt:t .. 1 11\uc,b .... , Q:iuck tAs1an 962 1478 BA/MC 751·0004 Comm Ke•ll nd F'r"t: c:.,... S..-•k• wt. 7)1 al2 Garderung C'k11n up' & lan11.\np111g 1'1 ct.' tn m (;all Snow How;ecleanlng Hau I away ()a v c· for u home that s parkh..'11 Local refs lktnda bit· 642-7204 •...........•......•... Hnckwork. S m all Jobs. Newport. Costa Mesa & Irvine. 675·l175e vea rllillfYowCoatt. Int/Ext. Free est Lit r:r.nt8l Guar. Refs. Ted 871·0047 or631·1088 ----RE'StDENTIAL & Stores lloofillq Car waxinf( ~ua llty •••••••••••••• ••••••••• work. 642·544U & 645·7!.172 R~pa1r & Rc rour All ••••••••••••••••••••••• llectriCGI Sh11mJJOO • steam c·lean ••••••••••••• ••• ••. •• •• 5.11>00'16 like 11now. 979-0076 Color brltthteMr&, wht El.ECTRICIAN·Pnct.'tl Prof tree trim /rt•m cpta lOmln bleach. Clean rilht·tru estimate on Sprinkler instullt rnp bv. <hn rm. ball SU Av1 taraeor•mall JObs Cleanup, main\ 646·6684 rm f l.SO, couch $10, chr u c 1F33'7254 nuw C • ---_ .... e, Guar ellm pet odor · om m I 1 R es m a I n Cpl rep.air, as 1r• expr. Fast complete ser vice. tenance. Cleunupa & Do work myaelf. Ref11 O>rnm'l/Rcsld. Freeesl. land11c1tplng O reg . ~J--0101 7S1·80<M 642·ll006 eves. We Olre C.rpet Cleaners. Sleiup clean. Also up hol1lery. Work guar. Truck mount unit. Ftee cwt. ..u. rates. 645·3716 '-'-9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 CUilom Wood fenc Ina. late&" fence repair. MMOllO or IMS-<*16 More than er111111cutter . For comp r ei. lawn service call C Y En · t.erynse ~5726 _ Want Ad Help ? 642 S678 Jo'o r li:Kcc lle n ce 111 hou.secle1ming Cleanin6' Unll nuted s.ti·3726 DAHOY DUSTllS Prof. Exp. Englis h mah111, wkly or bl-wkly ser v . Vacan t s o u r specialty Steam carpet deanma. Refs. Ins Free esl. M2·4106 ---- Have aometh.ing to sell? Oauined ad.a do It well. Young couple willing to hlle sit Non·s m okers dnnkcrs. 1135 1055 Iv msg Bnck, st.one. blockwurk. for Derek. t1 le floor s . cone re te -----pauos, walks, Free clit Dependable. r e liable Jotwl.846-1.583 female would love to --- babys ll your house Mata.ry & Fe.c'-J. plants and pets . Effec-<WOOd ) f"rcc Y..sl. Uve Nov. Preler house on 835·7775. ext. 122 water. 1580 C/0 Dally ------ Pilot P.O. Box 1560 Cosla Bnck Steps, planter s . Mesa, CA 926216 walls, cement wor k " re --pairs. ~l-Ul28&8.11-6314 BlrD PAINTING lntr. em. cethngs Ren · taJ renovation i.pec1absl . Small commercial JO&.. after hours. 892-20'lA --Pa1nt1n11. Res 1Comml Servlllg Coa:1tal comm 8 y r s H ighest quality work Rs nbl l.1c 'd . Dave. 586-8425 Sell thlnp rut with Dail> --· Pl.lot Want Ad.a. Want Ad Hetp? M2-S678 Seil Id.le lt.emt 1yp11 11 s h 1 n g I c•" Ted's Window Care . Prof. rockshakes compo ta r wmdow cleaning. Rs nbl Fre~ est 541 5930 fo'111 rates. Reliable. 6'2·1893 Avail Roal rep;uf'5. all lypet1 Guarant ee d . B&C Cooblrucllon. 548-0512 Repair or reroor <.lual. wortt Guar Proud Bros ~1Co~7l!_I STOI'!! Ta.Ice lune to relax and abop al home. It ·s &imple w i t h Da i l y Pilot Clualfied Ada. And If you bave aomethio1 to sell, call a friendly Clauified Ad· Visor at IG-5878 LM&~ 5l00 r. a 111 5310 HefpW..ted 7100 .... W..ted 7100 HlfpW..e.d 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HelpW..e.d 7100 Wmle4 7100 HllpW..e.cl 7100 ............................................................................................ •·•·······•············ ·····~················· .................................................................... . Lal& or Found a pet? Call Animal Aulstan ce Leq\le. 537-22'73, no fee_ Found: Afl(han Hound CdM area Call t.o idenlll)' 675-Q87 TOMMY1S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS 642.1571 Found: Set of keys, VW & Prof. ~Jassal(e by Steve, h ouse key In phoni: L1c'd Therap1!tt, N.B. booth,35lh & Balboa. 4:30-9:30. l\ppt. Only. 675-2873 or 673-3541 CVCli 548-2817 6"ot C OflllPO"Y ESCORTS ACCOUNTING Cl Bk Career development op· portunily in s m all. fun corpo rate off1cl! Aul>ort/lrvine urcu All fateu of A<'c and Hkkp. Will tram. l O·key and bght typing req Uc.•velop into full-char~t· hook· ket<pcr whlh: enjoying exrtllent company ~ll('flb l:dll ~ 541J f ound Shrt haired. gry/blk llR<·r molher ,.,,1, w wht fle11 rnll;ir 1'h1· llluff1> 7hll !tr>i>I Found ~ahll' .ind Wh1h· Sh1·l1t1" ('d\1 ar1•a l>Ut ·~11t1 31 llr.. li4 I 1111111 A< 'C 'OI 'VI'\ "\'I 1 lr.ini.:•· MC/VI SA 1'1'\ firm ti.. ..p1·11111;- H>L'SU < 'la1m or al.!11111 c1I lrvinl· animal f':tr• center. tr v:.m~ty t!t lh1 spice of lift• come :.t~l' our assortment. St. lkrnunl Mix. Chihuahua. ArRhttn Hnd. Collie. hlk cocker. wire hatred Lerner pup Dobt~ mix, 2 cocka~ 8111enj1, Lhasa Api.o and blare. PIWl cub. & kitUnll. 7S4·3734 f'OUl'fD· In Npt 11hell rill, blk T ubby t at. & urey k lllt'n f.11 J 1)3() lJ..,1 14 kt (;11ld I 'h,11n, :!II h111i.:.1 Mkl t:(ofd chJ111 w Owl Ch.1rm on 11 N II 11wd1cal l>lu~. 1n;w /\I< 11 li73-l 141. U ibT Scntlmcnuil value·. t.opofopal nn~. Mkl an•a 32th Sl N II b'75-411!lli renoftClh 5350 l.,t•hool for l';iro·nl' L1·:1r11 1111~ '1'11 l.l\1' Wllh Y o111 '[ t't'll .1i•••r ;14~, 1i:1:t f11r r 1111"1:'' 1 r .1.t ,\I •i'l 1,.. I 'I '\ 1".111tl1d;11• i...Jl.11' l>fJl'/l 711 1.,>I >ii /1 ror "'1111 fl' ... Ull\t Ill (;j\IJ.;.l1•1 ;\ UIAMO:'liU W1\ "\Tl.II ~ .. -llW•l 1t 11\ 111\tl \.\•"I Pnv pan) will huy I lu :1 :-itl' !14H Or a 11 ~,. \ • \ t•urat, cu:.h. N 11 fAH • .i••~........_r_"" •SEqUIM• &corts & Models _ _2f ·87c.l or ~ 52'J:l '•••al S..-Vlu1 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRASS KEY Cl\TEHl:-1<: TO YOl ' II -,1wl .\L \Fl''\111 .., ~:X(ll !SITE ~:.,"i<;Ol<TS • 661-28 I I • 1\t<· you a bu,1nt•.,., man l(Olnl( on :i l>u" tnp'' Traveling, <'OnVt!nllun. Of' nd a rf'11 for t re.di:" :,how'' Brcncla l:l!M 990R rrm !Sam !lpm ACCOUNTANT N1•w111irl Beach. Small rrnt1<10al C I',\ ,.. 1 rm -1 c· r k .., certified or cund1dale with 2_. yni. experience either Lax or gencrul UC· co unt1n ~ W o rk 1n stJmulut11'1" & dc•mund mi: work env1mnm,•nt ~nd rl'i.Umf' tu J.1· ... 11·1 Wilk & {'11 1;Jllll l>llH ' "\ ~th: 1111>, :-; II '>l!ti611 Accounting ACCOUMTIMG TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ...i 5•so ,......, .. Oran9• Co1111ty is WANTED. femulc t11 share cxpenM!s or i wcc.•k ; .. ~~·i·;;~0~:·;;·;:·;; &aa""'9! ~ so •• slliY 111 TahJt1, Dec 22 to COUPoru. $S0 cashie<tch W9! Jan 5th Call Barry &&2-5Ql8 · ~1017 Energ121ng M~SAGE OobJames·Lic Masseur Out.<!aJl9-11,494·5lll AOla.wT....,.• accounlen'5 ACCOUNTANT T .. UADB COST ACCOUMTAHT Orange County baal'd, mulu-plunt. d1\•cr1>1(1ed manufacturt.>r in melal work•n R and o th e r fubncaOon and proces11 C> gOIDR to ei.tabll:;h a <.'Obt Jt<:ounhnR runt11on ACCOUNT ANT er A 1be Nwpt Bch ore or our rapidly growing 2 ofc 30 person CPA rtrm has un opcrung for u slaff UC." counUnl Top level salary & benefits offered w.some truvcl req 1·2 yrs or recent audit & lax exper prcfrrred. Send re 11ume to Stci:ull. ~arke. (.iupt.Jll & Cu. l38H V1;i udo. St · .'.'..00. Newport Sch. (.';i !Y~ii;;J 1\ knov.IL•thw.1blt' l'11,.11----------\1 t 11unt.1nl v.1lh .1p1tr•1\ :1 h , r•, 1'\l1t·r11•1111• 111 )1111 .111'1 111 \l.111d.11cl 1•11,1 pr •tJ.;.I ol 111 If• \ • l"f1lllf'llt .111<1 .1111111(11 ,11 ·'''"" I.., Ill t tktl lu -.fH'.11 lit ttl lt11' f·Hort llt'··1•111,1 h1l11u-~ 1111 ltul1• Wiii k111g l'lui-1•1 .~ w II h rnanul.1('l uri11g , i.al<':. and l'llntad ;idmin1 ... 1ra lion m.in1J.:c•ml·nt and data 1ir111•t·'"'"~ .111rl :.)'blt:rruJ personnel. Excellcnl oppo rtunity for advuncemc n~ lo Ac.countittq Clerk .... , •• 1rt· "'•'kllll' JI l'h.1hl1• )It ) ... Of) V.llh .1:1 •llJlllll<ll• 1111 11111r1lw1 ' I\ 111111 ,\ • .111 ul.1\•11 ,)\111 111 J•llll ••UI ,, I •JUlll 1111' I )o·I'·" l il)f'n( ~llllt ,II I 1111111 f 0 4.t·1\,tl1I • •,, ... ,,..,st• 11 .. 1,.1 .. 1 i'JlJll\ O'\('I ll1•111 111111111111~ lwm·hh 1ndt1rl 111>( u In'<· m1·,ll pt·r d;1y 1\ppl}' 9am noun. Mun l-'r1. l'cri.11nnl•I MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 l"'ewPort Center Or Newport Reach. KO t; :\ofunal(n <..:ost 1\t•t·ount , ______ ... __ _ 1n~ H1·pr1rti. d111·1·1 Iv lo f)nanc•1,1I ()ff1n•r ('om pi-t1t1\1· ... 1.1nmi: ... 1lo1n 1·11m11n·h"n"\ ,. lwno·f11 , CJ,, (' k a ~ •· ,\ w 1• I I , • ..,,,,hll'h•"I r.q>ilfl\. JQ'f1w111g pro(1·\:-.Hmally tn:.lllUl(t-d l'rllt'rµr111t• Plt>aw wnle ur phfln1• our rt't'rwll·r~ MR.ROSS or MR.IUCIC '213)620·1596 IARIY & COMPANY Q)nsul\.lng Management En1lneeni 900 Wilshire Blvd 11900 l.A8 Angeles. Ca 900t7 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK lnlt•rt·,linK po .. 11 111n J\allabl(• prtH'r'!t!tlnR payablei. on J c om putenzed ll)'lll<·m Dut1e'> to include van oui. G IL reconc1Ualloru. pertinent to l.be payable act1v1\y Individual mwil J)08l>esi. minimum of 1 2 years re ca-. expenence in lhts area. MICHELLE'S •o..tcGI• Onving Costa Mesa lo Houst on and return Leave 11/18179, arrive back 11124179 Share ex· penses. 1213> 596-7414 Bud. Equal Opportunity Employer M /F There a re many new !~~~~~~~~~~ firms movin g into the, _________ _ We offer an excellenl s.lary and com plete benefit.I pack.age plua a pleasant working en- vironm ent To learn more about lh1a f)Olllt1on, please call or upply 1n penonto. UAM·2AM 835·:n49 Urut.ed Airline 50~ dls· oount tickets. 2 avaJla- PREGNA NT? Carin1c bte.SOOeach.645·7278 1.•onfldt.>nUal counseling &r • -refenal. Abortion. lldop-I ""!11 pay your gas for u Uoo • k~plng daily nde bt wn fo'tn Vly & APCARE ~7-2563 S. Pasadena. 962·1009 s.iriWleoder 1815s. El Camino Real SMnClement.e; Fully he. Ora nge Counly area bringing about an m- creal\lng demand for ex· per ien ced Accounting and Data Proccning penonnel l\llditors TnAcce•t•• ACCOUNTS PAYAILE CLEllJC ............. .... try We have an immedHtll' Wl&IHSCHHITUL 4440Von Karman Newport Beach . C-a £714)752-HOO operung ln our Account Equal Opportunity A.ccountant IMTaYLIVB. ACCOUNTANT ... ee paid. Fortune 500 company Excelle nt ~its. Bonuses' Creat opporturut)' for advan«-· menl S8.SO to SJ0.800 Also r~ JOO Cull Michele MU."S'H'l. S.W-5001 Snellmg & Sndhng of N••WJ>-Ort Hc.•ac•h Al(ency 040 C,mpw. c.l m 1 n I' rr1 ( '\ d I h S1~rur .• It llH IJ I I l I I ~ 11 11 U ' \I k t 11n• \ln~mt t 11tl l•" ,ti ')J >l!J I l'i U 111! 111 \ •' I .:,. ··)~ Air COftdfHoMIMJ ARD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE "&c.U....t Opportwtity .. lo ur l u II\' :'.1111 (·" m 11.1 n > h.L' 1mmt'll1,1t1· 11ix·n111i.: tor .1 F11·lcl S t•r \ 11·t· Kl'fln ... 1·nlJt1vP '1U'>t tw k 11 11 w I c• tl ~ ., h I 1· 1 n I r II u IJ I I' ... h II II I I n i: n .,nl(crallon t'<1u1pmL·nt on lranspart air l'und1 l1on1ng unit., fo'orrnJI trauung in uir condition in.: und rernRt>rMt1on. or eqwvalen\ requlr~ Should be a i.elf starter With abibty to build a aood cl.L'!lt.omer rapport. Extensive travel In U_S and foreign counlriea, Will be based in Sout.bem California. Salary com · men1urate wllb ex· penence. Pleue tend re· swne'wllh H lary hlalotY to NllSOMHIL MAMA ... r.o.1o. ttu s.t. .... c. 92702 E.O.E m trth APROPOS Fashion lslmtd A Ftn ~~OPt'll n Dei11goer Boutique la s eeking aaa11ta nl m:ma1er & 11ddltional !ll.a.ff Salary open C4lll ~ 644·2'S2 Al'T MA!'l.A<: ER "or ~ untlll in C11"lJ ~1''" t-.~~·r n 1 11uvl1 .... I I.. h ... k "~ ' ' ,, 1111 h.1ntl rn.11111 • q• I.di ••l.!.>41.t 111 'I J1 "' ... •~I MtClllTECTl.' H /\ L ~I< l'RODOC'l ION 'lll tnimum 3 yr• ell penence David Klaaew & A111iO<' .. Co11t• Mt1a11 ~10191 • ASSl:MILHS • •TR.AIHHS• Or.111111• Oiunt~ ml~r ••I 1•lc't1111 m1·r h,1nH .11 1Jr11 dlJl'L' '' ""·k1111t tr .11111• .. , lur 1fa.> ,h1ft to .... !tl.mhl1· 1•h'l°lnlfllt' 'oWllC'ht.._ '5< <It'> IJl.i)"I ;\pply IO PN,1111 Madw S,.Cffllitifl IMO Monro\ 1a. C M b"2 2421 ~OE VOLT .. ·~ . . . MM741 -Campu1 Drivti tacroufrom .l<ltln Wayne AiJ'll'C)tt' EquaJ Oppor Empk>yer ASSlttWMS Ladiq 0 .C. electroruca rm1 co. U. tbie follow· ma requiremenu. Pndt'-At.11 .. hr Will a..emble P C.8 .d'g frotn ass'y DWC 'a or 1Cbem9llos. Must know rawitor ro&M codH Mii tnrodlnic of capac1tur'I. wire routine & cable n · 11~rnbl y i\uembly of c.·c~1or .. & cnmp1n~ I' '' n n .. t' I 11 r p 1 n " Knowll·<J g1• •Jf ~ A~1\ Sol(frrtn~ \htl1t) 111 h·,1rn \itt.,t\• ,,.ld•·rtnr \!lfllllllltrl I \I ~ 1•\ SA~n••rtf •· 1's~ /So4~rer \lu r h.1 \ , .. 1 rn1111 '"'"" 1 I'' "td•r•flJ ., IWl ll llt • V,.flf I" I • •1w1 1"1J 111 ,..,,. ..141,., .1 "'' rn IJ I·· & I •1u1 h u I' l'CU ' :-..1m t' tr.1 111111~ pcNllon.'> .1\'u1I i.l1to Ap pl)' r.11 Mastff Speuni: Jnd flll>t .:ro~inll mdnul ,., \ u re r o I l' l 1• t' l nJ n H calruJat°"' b:i:. an 1m mediate openini;: for un Electronic AKsemblcr Requires :.um \• ell penence 111 h1£h·volumc . h11h q uality e lectro r:neduuucal dev1CH a.aroa olfen an excellent s a lary a nd b ener1 u pedua~ Plefl.14: citll or apply at. CANON IUSl .. SS MACHINES 3191 IWd HUI Avenut' O»ta flfeH. C. 926216 r714155M700 Equal Opportunity Employer MI F 1 It AlTl"OM<Yl'IVE MICHAMtCS-GM! County growth reqwrew HOWARD Ch e vrolet ler'Vlceexpanslon! l.lne mechan1c11 needed' Ill 00 /hr GM exp. pr~· rerred. PleW11tnt worktnK cond1to ns 1n Airport oompleK No tram\ work requued See Ser v•<'t' Mw HOWARD C~•r~et f)t1v1· & <.)u,111 !'lh :-.11-:Wl'lHt'I 111-.,\C'll \I 111\11111\1 Pointer'\ Helper IGM Experience I ( .a r ,_, r ,. ,,.. r ,, t ttHt O.. rnlJout l'o11t.H'l II 1• k .ol fo.xt :JW NABERS - ~J 2.oCIJ 1-1.lr\>t)J 6M1 ( ov .. Me-' ')M}9100 \l TO~<JTIV ~: PARTS COUt4TI:RPlRSOM Ut•Jli•r ... h1p 11r n ·11l.11 t• f(ll•nl p.1rl, 1·x111•11c111·1· fl'ljUl'1'1l l '0.111till'll0.1( 640-6444 AlrroMOTIV)o; SHUTTlEIUS DllVH Must have good driving rec.-ord & valid Cahf dnver ·s hcenM' See Kc11 Campbell .... ~=t-COSTA MESA BABYSITTER need~ for tncben z yr old girl. Mon·Thur. Holidays pd, 1111 wkly 846-4878 HB aft 6Pm 8ab)'!l1ller for s m o. old. 3 days per week. 6 hrs per da)'. W. Newport. Cull ~SB> BABYSnTER WANTED. Mon-Fri. C .M. ar eu Y0tr home. S48-6434 aft ForAppt.49'b7296 _ Sdlooh& Coif Ace a• '°"'' Sr. Ace • l•ls ing Department for a n Employer M / F /H Accounts Payable Clerk. 1~~~~~~~~· nus is a n e ntry level 1-: .....,..OUS? M.wmbly , ________ .. I> ......... 7005 O.C. AIRPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• SICT'Y & Oaas1cal gwtar insl. T<'hr ISCOIT w/BA. MM , 2yrs Spam. C.OOCerts: Europe & US •SBVICE• Call em 642·2715 $10hr Speclalisln& in bus l· Middle age man, 10 yrs neu m e n, residents exp w/lt plumbing, c lec, wekome. carpenlr)' wants p/l JOb 7J9.S241 24HaS. dw1ng AM hrs . doing -~-------"1 maiot work. 646-1343. cova GllL .,. wGllhd, 1on " tll-0771 * ...................... . ~ HtOutcaU Service Attractive, personable, PRE LAW t lude:nl needa respoasible, matur;e lady 85.000 Will do anytblnl would like recepUon or Le1ai. Confldenll•l P.R. work. Experienced. DVM. P .O. Box 3242, Not)'Jlina. 714·631·22118 N.B. DIU. ' Houtelteeper ITravelin1 1oo1111 .. ,. ... Accomtt.MJ cteril• o.ta•try K/PO,.ralcws II you are not aware or the benefit.K of working tempOrar)' -jCIVC US :l call or vil11l us al our new location. We will be hap· py to discuss It with you. We are localed In lhe. COLDWELL BANKER BUILDING Suite ll'200 2333No. Broadwuy Santa Ana C714lllMIOl Free Parking pos1t1on and requires 1---------• light lyplng and lhe ab1h ly to use a lO·key add1n1t rtlllchine . Previous u1• counts payable ex p e rie n cc would be helpful, hul 1!1 not m an datory T1mei1 Mirror Cab l~ Telev1s1on. lnc , 1s u YOlllll and dynami<' com pany. A recent acquiM· tion has tripled our 817.(' a nd has cre ated cK cellcnt opportunities for mdiv1duals within our company. ACCOUNTING CLERK Accemh,., ... lWaC*-,....ns • ht °!:;!J .... ccawHwt ette• ............ ,. of' y.w i.. Acc..tt r.,. W. prefff•ty f• a ........ ct.rl•t ••• '" 5 11• • .,.. ......, tofn-.. 40 ......... • ., .... to key• .... "' ........ . Ir you're young. conf• tient & have the ab1h\y to think qwckly and are loolung for a itencrous in rome Ca II now 540-4023 btwn 9&l Mr Slone Arumal Hospnal needi. rughl allend:int Fri & Sat nigbt.s. Call 631 1030 ---- TRAINEES tea UPRllHCID t MICRO ELECTRONICS w~ are seek ing 1n dMduals ror our Produc· I.JOO Department Wu will train the right lo diVlduals in lhe mlcro- electrorucs induatry ....... ura.•~ Companion po1ilion ......,..._.._ ••nted. Xlnt. refer·~~~~~~~~~~ MUii MODILS rwnces. Ella 494·2684. Alf a part of our team you wtU enjoy many pluses. and a benerits plan which Inc ludes d e ntal In · &urance. lnterestt.>d ap· pllcanla are invited to c all B ec k y Ill 714/957·6572. ripply In pen!Oll. or send your re· sumeto •Ht. Slloold It• f ......... .,, ,... ,.... Ml ....... W.ice PBX operators for a telephone a n1t we ring aervltt expenenced or will train. F)Jll time or part tune ahlfts ava1la· ble. Days, a fte rnoon· everunp or grave yard. Mu.al be able lo work some weekend5. Typing as wpm. required. Many co. benefits available . P\e:uecaU Mon-Ftl Comprehensive com· pany benefits including ~ medical and den· tal. For Immediate con· siderat.ion call or apply al. ISCOITS Hltp W..e.4 71 oo AcCOllDtinl OUTCAU OML Y •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• ACCOUNTING F'albion b land area Colla Mesa area Airport area Cafl~M230 E.O.E. o.p, nn. 11r ACCOUHTS ,. YAILI C&.MK 611·2'40 e&.•• llMIX ofhrt n · cell...t tolwfH Hd M/f QOLW611&. Newport B ~a c b ---------• Mort&ace P\rm bu irn· _..WV I •Af * mediat.eopenin1 lor lead *.,,a• ......, desk poalUoo .. Ac· OU'ICAU.ONLY C10U11b Payable Clerlt. 2 •f7J. I I JI* ,,., experience in heavy ---------. peylbles or wW contider A ft9da OllliOt 1 )Ir. uper. fl t yr. ac· i-....•MDILAIUI co1anlln1 claaau. ...u.x.r Kaowled1e In EDP ~ M RU would be cte.lraba.. We ---.ot.M clf•..S company paid Lo .. ~... benefit• Ai al\racUvt * •* 1tartln1 •alary. l'or WE'•E t l ..-.. c91l our Pel"fOftllel OPDUOn DAILY C>mceatMMSIOtxUOa .. ---.OUM 1.0.E. UnJque r etail nurat"ry fdsAtc lt1•flt1 ....... --" ...... -.. ----t--needa a 1 barp, u TIMISMlllOI f I II.._,_ .. ,....,.. perienced person for CAIL.I aw Ill F&H lft M•11rr1 var ied bookkeeping TUYISIOM, IMC ~ "'1flr Ill,...... Muqer t eam wanted Sierracin/Transmask cM:M9. Thia la a good op· Ul7'2 Red Hill Ave .. ~,.._to: for exch11lve hip rt1e, .ZCampu1 Drive poNnity to :~K:od your Ir·"--,,,.,& ,,,.,.14 adu.1ta Oftly, wat~rfroot N .,.,. h C ~•lnl 1 . Pleate • ...., ""' ... , eondominhun complex. 2 ewport ...... ac • a 9"11 ln person, Mon Equ.al()pport~y R£MEX 1 bedroom, blthly up· 014Jl4CMOIO Un n 1. 8am-5pm. ~~~ &lnpk>y~~er~M~/ ~~ traded •partrnfft In· 1: 1rt:e• O eluded, compeUUve Eql&a1°"°'1ully AecoUMJnaClerklorbuly 17n.a.••• aal1r1. lrnowl•dl• of Emp&oyerM/F/H ., •• "S ...... , 21111 San ~=uln HU .. CDll .... _.. air cood. firm. Mu1t be '-'-,Co 92714 mtcbanlcal electrical !~~~~~~~~~ ..... ! abla co handle complete lllrY-malnten~. bookkeep· acct. rec., billing.a and 1714)117-6160 ln1 and typlna 1klll•. nae. otrtce worll. type ~~t)' Ptrtonabl• w l tb 56wpm. 5'8·5541 C M. .W..-k/f leaderablp quallliff. .v.a. l~~~~~~~~I Pbone,.sm ----~~~~- Attendant lo asslSt dis l•---------ab&ed husband while wife ...u1l.I. 6-8 hrs per day, Mon·Ft1 Salary & hrs oegotiable Live 1n or ~.119341262 BACK STREET needs Part Time CASl- ................ _.xintopportwLity for ag gnuive penron. ATTBmOM II 0.-0•.,. Mo bper. Meceu. II you are ~w to Q>sla Mesa, temporarily dis· continwna your educa. t.ion, recenlly dl.Bcbaraed from the 11ervke, or ror any reason aeekmg lem poral')' or career work. consider this unique OP· portunil)'' Y•C•t.... Ut6P«Wk The women and m en w~ are looltin& ror may be Apply at 245 Fashion bland. Newport Beat h Bllllery Sales, counter hdp needed. 5 day wk. Must !lave car. 53'7·~ Bmia& ~C .. dler Experience belpfUJ but id ll!llndat.ory. Lite typ. Ina 18 req ul r'9d. ...... c.lfw• .... 2220cun Avt Lq'1ma Buch 496-6.W E.0 £, ----ti.red ol typing, foldln1 - papss, warehuuse jobl Blu*1n& and worldn1 '°'a limited South..t 811* requl"9 in com e . Wo rk with Bllnk Teti..... Note. It )'OUnl peopfe. Rapid •d· Collectlont Clerks • vancement poulble. If Bookkeeper for their you an. 18 or over and Mlaalon VleJo • El T-oro ~ be av•ll•blt to braocbee. Pie ... conuct lt&rt won Immediately, Joan Gore 04·HOO. call ..... btwnt:30-3:30. _1:.._o_._E_. ----- 641-6514 ...... c ,.. ... , ... ......... ~,,.. -....1111&.WLnie. UlllMC ..... ... llel IC OOul lf•·>' O>tona del .... , m -Dt() R O 8 ....... C.~NtTellw f"re~ f'ltpCMt"\C'O pr~ 'fm"'Cld but no( ~u.11"\"tl "-"'-cHtor Good typing :;k1lltt n• qwred ........ c ......... .... DI A Newport (.'\mt t'r Ur Newport heacl\. &« 6464 E 0 E Secutil)' Pu1•1f1L• :>111 lH1n11I R;tn k h,1 ), lmrned1att.' OP('OIOI(!> lhrouahout Orange Coun ty for. MOTIOlPT Ta.Ult$ 6 ,_.., • b'-CJ or SOY· .. & .... ex,..;etKe ,. ..... ed. For .. ,.1 .. 1 ..... t. plHMcoll: '7i4) ssa.2136 I ·~·l SECURfTY PACIFIC BANK An Affirmative Art1on Employer Mt f'/11 V PART TIME TELLER An excellent career op- portunity la c urre nlly available Cor a n in· dividuaJ who desires part Ume employment 3 days per week, Tueitd ay, Tburaday, Saturday. 'Ibis is a new posil1on In our new branch localed !a C.arou DeJ Mar. Jt you .. loatial ror a pre- ~ poeitlon and e n· loy workm g w1\h the DUblie. please call Mr. tbarles Ryman al (714 ) .. 1178. Prefer previous cnsh1er· Ing or bankin g b11ck ground. BRENTWOOD SAVINGS& LOAN Equ<tl Opportunity t:mployn M rl-' BJ\NKINC: TELLERS Columbia s .. vmR:.. " 11ro gress1vc org<tn1tul1on. has growth opportunit1e!'> available in 1ts Anaheim admm1slr~t1vr offic c:. These pos1l1ons offer a bel.iul.lful work environ flldll. top sal;in and oul standin.c bt'ncfili. 1nrlud ing denlal. 1·ompany pajd c~recr upparl'l and free parking Typml( of JS wpm and ~uod customl!r relations s kills are required. Six monlhi. SllL or bank1n~ ex perie oce 1:. prcfrrred, but we will tram the r1~ht person. F'or an interview appoin tment. plcui.1: c·all M r s . M a x w t• I I ;i t 116-7101. ..... ,, .... .,, .. ....,,.. .. ________ -. ~........._._., __ _ w..-. 71to ...... ~ 7100 HetpW•h4 7800 ... wellh4 7100 HttpW..-4 7100 8unday.Ootober28. 1979 DNLYPtlOT .,, •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~:-•••••,••••••••••••'• •••••···~··•••••••••••• Hefp W•t.4 7100 tt.e. We.h4 7100 W~ 7e•• ~I OP•lATO• ., .... ,, Cl•ll a.rt I •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~i................... .. .............. ~ ............ Ull .,. IOO•:••• ••1•/h~ c• CL!:MCAL CoclrtallW It o.Mv.,.L.A.Thn•~ ....,.,. • l'Ull· s.·~~.;:u Muhr W.madlOQdlwtlp C1retr opportufllt)' n.t.. r.try lMuruce Co. ne11r OC Muat be .;.:i:ced . roult• lo C.M ./H. al ... , •• l ate. &•· • IM ,..,daer, •AaNtn~.,. available lo taleftttd In IMUI"' Airport. En\.ry 1 .... .a poal· in a.fa•. •ne ·to ...,._ pnrf.-red, Ml C.M .....,, •Moklen dlvidual wtlh nla.bt ron ca-a. Uon. 1"'1ht lypinJ.11~hr ~.::\:-tr·,~~en.,,:: ..,,~. AJto ~IOmttaia>......"...caJllaat IOATMAIT •Office t10Ua11wrmdetl1nbaclc ftJlll wti.U>mo.833-M50 ee-71111. Carrier Superv'•O!._A ---• ...-t-t Kapanenetod 6 tr11.nee1 ll"OUftd. Apply Ill perao" - -_..lor~. -IMfmA&.114 MlaW•I Nac<lr.ICM" V1cht., lf.3l with ruume 6 work Do you tn}oy ta1111n11 COFPll rlRSOH .... r..aaaoHOl'hWlJ UIGH P&RP. CUITOM ~la, CO.ta Wtaa 11arn4>1e-w Mr fo"'U.,ntea with computers• We arc a.rica.I SIOO DtllveryTnlckDriven'>" .or°? ~ .. /1' I s p A R 8 u I L D It " at R.obtort Oeln. William lOokl.Ai for l()MtOf\e with ,.SOMMa AL\ r. t l I v t . we 11 AM.. fl'irewood .... opeal •I WELDll'IO • SAJLINCJ &.jnffa 1rowtb req 2 t'ralt 6 A8lloc 1401 Quail typi.n1 and to k<t)' H COUNSB.01 ·--t IDdlv to la k" lnJ• lor drl vert tr.JILLI ~~ L K 0 0 tt =~ :;,:;:,~·~,.., ~ Beich pfrlence to enter d11t11 in T&AIHU cl,';;;';" of very l l i hl bllpen, 11to25 yn. C..11...~ • lo o u r co mp u\(•r Our a ro wlng agency ldtc:heoduUaontnr on· ~~··•·...,_,~ An nc.-ll~l pan lime opportUIUl)I l• ava1l1ble tn WT bnllUIUJ N•WJl(lrt Boec-ft olft«-Sur moolll• l o ont yur S6L ell pmtot(l la ~l.lired Wt offer • top 11lart1n1 ..... ~ ...... EEPfNG. 1n1med lu> and areat part • p " n 1 n 1 . I u 1 ., I Urnobanotfit.a lnth.tlna homeO~rw •11n utrer • Fttt 1Ntrluna ma a perm full lime Po~• . .,h,. carHr •PP•rt•l uon fur a pef'llWI expt•r 111 I AJ•. AR •• ,.,,, .. bi1U11" l'le.u.I" •PPl)l IO p.·r11on or Vtndor pn>bll'm ~ol\llll" t'alJ Mr (.1uJd at M.t..000 lu!owlt'Jllllt! ol c1u:row vro BANKING We havt' " fl'w l'hOll'I' postltunJ> a\ u11<1ble 1m mt'd1atel)' fur W<'ll gl"Ol>med. carl>Cr m1111h·1I md1v1duuls i-;Kc<'llenl :.&lane:. comml'n"uruh· with exper1c n c·e tiuoll hcncf1l:.. Two wl·1•k:; vucat11m next yC'ur tor (ult time employ<•ei, SECRETARY Dil'laphonl· :-.kill:. an• n• quired ror t h1:; 11n• s llg1ous pu'l1t11;n 10 l'nr pe>r alc admtn1l>lrat111n mo' 111~ :.•ion lo nl'w headquurtcr-; bu1hhn1t ESCROW SECRETARY Some prev1ou:. est•row expencnt·e 1:. rcqu1 rl.'d for lh1:0. 1)()!.1t1on a:-. w('ll u.-. J(uu<J lYPID!t :.kills TRAVEL COUNSELOR I year expcncni:e will help you to qualJfy for Llus position. Soon lo lie mov1nl( into new head 141Jurtcrs building. All phus cs o' travel re- <1wn.'<i. f t•duru & l'Ompult•r upenl1on• helpful but oot req Sa.h1ry lu •li&r'\ •l UI + m<'d. 111ck lcllVl' hohd.iy & \.al' ht.•nef1\11 Call for 1nt ... rvlc• o11v1>t ~ 6100 A>ik for Ht11 hl•I L.ake ,.Ort'!il Commu1111 y J\bbn 22921 R1dl(l' H•l\·k Ur , ,.:1 Toro IOOICtCHrH At·ct " f'ayutite. 1·011 ,1rurt111n t•K p1•1· 11ri· forr~J. Ms l>1tv1:. 540·0~ Bookkerpcr nl.'cdt'd !>mall growing 11ff11·1• Tax skill! .. sccretanul i;k.Jll:-. helpful. Pronto Tux Co 7056 K Halblrn Ill, Hctlboa Cal. 673·56:11 looldrHpinq/C lerlc "ull ttme. l'Xper. hl'lpful but not nee. Many to tx:nef1ts Ap1Jly al lli&J Pletcenlla. Co!>ta MC!iil IOOtlKHPER Commerc ial contrattor needs s trontt. dcpendu ble bookkeeper to handle A P compute nzcd P H. payment requests & In· v1)11:10g. C.:Om.trucllon ex- pe n e n c e prdcrrt•d Salary open S 1·ntl tte.ume J Ray <.:onstruction Co 188 E . 17th St Co~ta Mesa. 9'.!627 /\ttn rat IGmmel l()()t(KEIP~ F/CTO $1600 fo'ce paid. Earn the money you deserve! Key spot requires your ex perien ce. Extrem e ly good oppty . Also fee jobs. CREDIT Yvette. 770.2732 CHECKER Ca•a1 +• ,.,.._., TRW experien ce wlll :Ms.st Raymond Way Cabl~ mailer, cuatom Pt'f 11 8. iU'H 8&S ~or 988 7867 CLlllCAL aynema . Prt!vioua t•• aeek1 a urar\ive tn ly Beaut. new ofc blda. _.._ f10 SecurH\411 proce111n1 perie11Ce la a ht:IP d.ividual to join our staff Good benefit.a Ca ll Ritu. DWVERY·TOP PAY •'l•1o.1 cltttt for Fashion l11lund Wt 0 fr ..r e 111.: e II e n t 1A11 reraonnel Counaelor ~-Coastal Per8on· NO SEW NG. Mull be ""6~ Inv eu men t n r m oonetite which include SYct'essfuJ candid11w will nef A&ency. 2700 H111'bor. t8 or ovH", own traMfq .,/ Cafe teria lo!mpluy1·ea. Procf1111t18 nc.-w 1nv1•111 huvceomcclerk1lbuck CMN'"ever a fee 4 30 .. Mo r I d•)'•. 11 11 111d e1tpcr mtnusinvulvlnicbunkdt'· Ofll"wt-ek11v.ac11\1un nftcr ground & lluper friendly .. .,pm, n · r """ twlolul Guod ~nt.1flt1 PQllta & detailed follow isix monll\x, t'lt'vcn puid person11l1ty Deem• lo COMPANION To hvom 531·0811 call btwn. '"!".: ••• Cd fur •Pvt 131 SlOO. up lnve11tment or bunk h olld aye ln c lud l n fl Ji&UI all the finer thamis w1eemJ inva bd woman. pm. -- -'l lCI • _.t a8W • in" expcril'nc~ hetpfuJ UlnatlMll wet 11 off and an life tnrOUMh helping Only Ute housekeepml'( & Dental Receptlonu1l f0111 840-0123 putd ~roup 1n11urirn('c others. We are u hccn!lcd mraJ reqd Salary nef(O plu.aanl 2 do<.'lor oflk:~', • OH'Wa1.t1 be&ln 11 d11y cit h1n employment al'(ency & Mu111 have car Cull lrv.MZ.4711 c ............ ed <.1en~J Please apply in pcr!>l)n tJI or our jobs, are fr.:I:' to before !)· 30um to Hfl - Part tame Kesponi.lble P'lri.oo l<1 tht! a pp 11 i: an l ·r he 5PM. 846·3819,844. 6478 Dental New~rt Bo t:h . Simla learn olrict' i.upply bu51 AM Doc ........ or employers pay 100·, uf O K T II O D 0 NT I <;, f, 1\ni.lcfwole1nV1&llt') ness Challcnl(in>: & AC>lvuuonOf ourfee f'or personul in CHAJRSIDE ASSIST •111 11 Culle...444&.1 pleasant work Beulh AM lnlemutional.lnl.' U?rv1ewral1 Carryfl'o11 COOK RD A pre r. A p ply •" St.ataoners, 40'al Campus ;gz1 s Daimler St 972.9955 MAY COMPAHY ~5170, 7~-0882 __ .,,1·, CAI WASH Ur N.B. po Uox 1~1 MISSION VIE.JO "' CilHIY S<tnta AllJ. CA 927 11 Now mlt'rYH.!WIOI( for DINT AL ASSIST. 1mlllt'd11t1· timpluym1·n1 CLERICAL TIA IOOM COOK """ tame c ha.ar:.ide )(. 1tV»1I For mlcrv1cw l'Jll Growing Thnft & LuJ111~ i.·,,ual Opnnnunil)' N ray hr reqd. R. 0 .At. 1....... f d d I L"4 .-o e x· p e r 1 e n t' t' (( d tM 4460 uuoung or ID 1v1 u.t s lf1 Employer M F 11 pref l:h:nc o ere f11J entry level clcnc<1I neces.sa ry f'ull lime . Salary op en wkday•-I <.'ASlllElt nct!ded full trnw. day 11h1ft'> i-:x pt•nenced or will train Apply o.11 StJndurd Shot•-; 3077 S Bristol. C ~l 540 SGll C~HIERS UTVTIM MAl<KETS (Jpcnin~s now a\atlahlt• for full t•me ui.i-1!.tunt ll'lllnu~ers on ~nd. & :1rrl ~h1fl No 1·xpen1•m·,• nc1· We lrum Start :i.:J 10 lo S4 per hour. Advun1·emcnt opportunity for mun u.:t• nwnl poi.1llons to $5 50 per hour 1r qu11hf11-d fo'or more informalmn & 111 terv1ew. 495 9'J'.)CI or l':.Jll 714 537 41140 Will 1n tt-rv1cw on Suturda)' hy o.1ppo1nlml:'nl t:;qual Oppor Employ1•r Ouldcare for I ye<tr old. l11tht housework wet"kduyi. 1 5pm ~ Mei.a Verde arl':• <;a II GI\ I 132-1 or~i9-lS82 OU Id can• If you are a teacher. or college educ maj desir. mg part lime weekl•nd employment w tg r eat puy , call S ITTERS UNLIMITED. 675·96JO. O DLD CARE-need<.'<! 1m· med. F o r school age children. Ma ture . My home or will l'Onslder yours. C.Ox School area F.V. OK to bring own ~.Call aft 6:00 wkdys 988-0234 positions Mus t hJve permanent position Jo;x 642 6880. evei.&wk ndi. good math background & l'ellent benefits Apply in 673.3403 typing skill:. Plcusunt t.1encal CARRY penonM call appearance & out J?u1n1t FOX 49§.2100 •I I O .. :NTAL KECl:.:P · T IONtST part-lime•'• lll'C<kd to abSt:.t lull tum .. 111 rt'ccp1 A:-.k for Carla pcrsonallty a must Xlnl AGENCY :m M1.M11on VtcJO bt•ne/1lb & working con TRAINEE Mall Dnve d:. S a I a r y c o m l 616 l 4ttt Street Equal Oppor Employtr m c n !> u r a t e w 1 I h Asst hpedltor St. f 30, Santa ...... 846-28HH t .. "V , 4uahf11·at1on., Wi•i.t•·rn !oit."tc"kmg 1nd1v1du<1I 11o1th ALL JOBS FRE~fo:( ~ Q>01C nathl. exp natural Thrift & Loan . ZOUIJ dcnral i'.Xpenenr 1· <tnd Nt:;Vt:RA l-·~r. food s r l''>taurant . ()lmtal /\i.'11!>litnl R 01\~ •• •• ZyT ... \'llli.:r. 4 day wk.,',' ; ln.1ne 11fk ~!! 51 1 I Harbor BI v d l'ol' t .1 sume keypuneh II t)(h Open t-:ve" By Appl Mcthel"S Kite hen. t7!i0 S M~ 1>15 :JISJ :.rhool gruduull' 11o 1th I•---------Coast Hwy. L H 497 :rJJ4) L1ent•al Become a membl•r of our dynamic Newpon <;cnlt'r l-'man1·1al 1-'irm Thi• followmJ! prnot111r1:-.1r1• now available ACCOUNTS R.ECEIV AILE CLERK Previous ;H·c·uuntin~ ,., pcnt"nce or l"duc·ut1on d1· :-.1ra1Jle. ClYICAl TRAINEE This 1s an cntr> ll•,11·1 pos1lu1n Jn lht• m .111 , ITU<'Nt-fl)m, & f1l1• dl•pl l'rev10U!. JOb back.:ruund d esirable but not rt· Ql.Ored l:.l. 2nd . & 3rd :.tufts ava1lablt· STOCk IROKERAGE CASHIER Th i:. pos 1t1on mvolvc' problem solvm~ rclatl•d lo securities trans:11· lions. P r evious :.l ot:k brokerage firm ex periencedcsin1blc PHSOHNEL CLERK Assa:-.1ant to the person nel rep. Typing & com· mwiication skills 1mpor tant A.D.P. offers excellent working condit ion s, a rhallenging environment & eooct career & salary progression. Please apply dally or cidl Leslie NeaJ at : rrwlh lrnrkicrounrl Ei. cellenl u11portun1t' C.:11m 1H1•hl0 n:o.I\ l' l'IHTI 11any IK'Ot'IH~ 1t11'1ud111).! m.1Jor nwdll'.tl o.1nt.I dt·n tal F111 in11111'\lialt• 1·1111 "(kr,1l1Ull. 1·,ill Ill J lllJll JI S1errac1n Transrnask :tl5<! C.trllJJU ... ''""' N1·11o1>ort lt.·at h I \ 1714 I S40-6080 equal Opportu111t) t:mplu~ <·r M F 11 Q.ERICAL ST ART EARNING CHRISTMAS MOHEY MOW!!! •SIClfTAllH With fs Wlthoul Sii •TYPISTS •NXOHaATOa •ACCT ct.MKS •IOOICK_...S DENTAL ASSISTANT l1..rk I•---------Chair.,1dv 4 day work. ADMINISTRATIVE •COOKS• Wl'Ck Xlnl pay w 1bc111• SERVICES t~ X p i-; It I 1-; N ( · 1-; I) Pnv Npl lk h 0H11•1· CLERK COOK S H I>/\ rl.'qd ti4f;·4Hfi8 OY~Tfo:R HAR l'l•:llSON l)(•nt1Jl As;.ii.tanl , expl'r d wlud1::. Z ""1'" & Sat /\ M' (' M 1>4h :!411 a sk fur l '11t1dl.'r11-.<J llum1·~ J 111J Jin r1• ... 11J1·11t1,lf h11m·· huilder " 1·xp.1nclln~ t.lw1r :;en 1t'l'" tJ1 pt & ,.., '1·tk1ni.: an 1nrll\ 11lual wh1 I'> t·onM'll'nt11>U' di' IJC11(.ic.1l>f•· J nu I""''. ,,., J "'"'"""nt 1 00µ1·r.111" Nl~Pd 11nml-d1.1l1·I> fur op.-nina of 1•K<:1t1111! ~ 1-:w SPlHDRIFTH RISTAURAHT On !\1•wJ><1rt lt.1 ~ l)t'rllonaJil) rhf' 11k,ol Jo.XI f'llt•nl I OffipJnV 1· Jn d 1 rl .1 l ,. w 1 11 111· bent'hl:-. & "'"rkm~ r11n rL ... pi1n..,1hl1· fur .Ill 111, dJtlOfl.' Apply 1n 1>4•r ... 11n tribut11111 ul 1n11,mcni.: .,..1.oekd<iy,•Jc.1m 4pm rn<11l p.wl.JI(•·' 111,1111 llll W. Coast Hwy ldlnlOJ.( 11H11 ,. 'UIJJll\ In ~wporl S.och \l'lll lll, ll jl t'I Jl1·1---------- "'•)t:I' DESIGM CHECKER • I 1-.,1:1·lll'nl <-ar .. er 1111' 1J11nun1t) tu work 111 lhr 1nl1·r11.it11111JI hu.111 . 11u..in1·r' in ,1 1·11m11a11> 11;.·JhOI( Ill l'llt•r.:) I el,11 > 11 pr•.w11,.·b /I. 'L'f\ ""'' 111 11, ' , 1111 .. I mu ' t Ii 1• knr111o lt-.li.:Jlil" rn m ,whttt 1ni: & 1.it1r11 . .t1nj.! ,,r lt•l1•1 tllJtl'f ~ "1•1•11 'Ill! J)tl' ro.011111.., •llUl'I h In Jllcl1t111n uu, '"'''' wn rcquir1•.., .1 11111(.h•r.it• <.:ounter lll'lp I-t tJ1111••1 h.1r<l11o,1n· ~. \.'cJri. 1·x Clt'Jrtt'f ' lt,;)fl ~ .... pl I I• llt'I' tll 1·11•(•\ ,,, M 11( u ,.1 I> r " II 1n.•1 h.m1e;tl llcMl(n, 11o 1ll I I , I . " . ., . amou11t ,,r tirt1ni.: •50 Ill>. orm11re1 mu:.lha\1°0111111 i:;,cr & J valid CJlll dnvc" llt:l'nW W1· off(-r an out~land1nJ.( 1·11m pe n ~Jlt1>ll l>c·nc l1 t~ p<ti:kage with exn•llcnl wo rkina surro undin11:. fo'or 1rnmedlal e i:on s1ckrat1on please e;,11 for an a ppt. or apply in person Gena M e&o 7141975-1609 644-CJtSJ 1 ti..-.:k l'n1otine1·nnl( draw. 1n 1¢' rf'lal1nl!, to Counter help. 11r) l'll·itn mt.'l.·ham:.m involving op .. in.: plant. full 111 p;.rt 1 1 , m a Kn e l 1 t: &. • , tune. N1·wporl U••J1·h i:yroe-.1.:op11· !>YStem :.. W1t1. 644-0932 1;(fcr cllccllenl bent!C1li>,,',. • waJ(~ & u ereat1 ve e n COUPLF. WANTED to v ironmen\ Coniacl ', help nwnaal" s m bui;i P i>r l'onne l 557 ·9051 :.-~ part·Ume Mulll be E O E willing taleam 642 2247 -~~~~~~~~ I -;/, '"i c:nidit Seeretary. be•"> __________ , 1., phones. <'&Sh. apph C• Ooawstic ,,, •• I ~. cr~cht ch~t'k1n11. lbnemaken We aeect• '°"' riJinl, l yr office exp 1 u bl 4 S'' , Pr•f Call lloward peop e ava • e • "' ' help you to qualiry '°' ~us E l Toro lhilpo111lionlnourCredil -Chiropractic Office: and Leasing Depart-Bookkeeper '°' busy air R e c e p t I o n i s l · merit. cond. firm, contractlna 8 0 0 Ii: k e e p e r . E s . A.D.P. •DYl'UMCH <>PB .a. .. s ~ PQMOlaOSA HOMIS 2Cm Bullne61 Ceo~r Or SuM25'7. trvioe,arr~ ~ bOW'9 pe.-day to help our 1111. ~. eAditt'ly cillsena Pf'e1>•Te ! "J • BOOKKEEPER D\t.ry level poaiUoo t.o alarl your car eer i n banking. Good telephone et.iquelle is a plus for this po!lll1on MESSENGER Do you l.ike to d rive and know our :.er vice area'! U you have a l(ood driv· 1n~ record, lh111 will help you to qualify and we furnish the car For on interview please call: PAT MAGILL (7149645·5333 Equal ()pportuml)' t-:mployt·r M I F Barber Stylist to manal!e part-tJme. 631 9577. Tul.'&· F'ta. !l·fi, Sa\ 1 9.5 tYc:. 681·3028 exp nee . type SSwp m penencl<d Chim offlec rl' ~5541C.M . Area q1.ared. Newport Beach ~r A/PSllO SlOOO mo. 9'15-1 ~ _ ClllSTM~ MONEY GLAMOUR JOB ! PEN SI OH SERVICES 180 Newport Cente r Dr 1144·4360 ext 263 E.0 .E . Q.ERJCAL TaUllS-Wll Troift Please sec our ad today under Banking Colum· bta SaVlnRl>. Great benefits includ111g dental and Christmas bonus . offered to In · dlvidual with hgbt book· keeping experience. Call SSJ.!1041. Dr:ike Person· nel. 4121 Westerly Place, Ste 102. Newport l~uch. l<Xn free to appbcant Bookkeeper Wortr Ni a hlfJh fashlOft atmosphere. Meed chorminCJ out9oin9 --------- peopl e to a ssist IREAKAWAY l"inc architect wants Hill Chaq~e Bo11kkccp1~r Super friendly office Great !I pot. $000 <.:n II Geri Lynn. 54!1 5001 SndhnR & Sndhng of Newport Hcach Agl.'n1·)'. "340Campus ~ Storl' llclp Wanll•d, f rt1mc a pply al n Dalt.on. No 5. .,·a~h1on Island, NH Booksto re Pcrs onnt>I n eeded. part time. permartenl & tcmlJ()r<try ll1>hda y pol>1l10nl> 640-5.'llJ Fashion Isl C'IC'r1eal aistoMt" in OfMninq chor9e accounh. . This it a fast pau d H · citin9 job for the person who w anh somtthifMJ out of the ordinary. You can mike idnt money in a short Hint. Corne join US! Cati C~cilia TOLL FREE 800-422-424 ' 'ef'fonNHKe Senice! Inc. Sl.89 per DAY That's ALL you pay for ;, :.)day ad m the DAILY PILOT SERVICE llRECTORY DO IT NOW' 642-5671 •G88Al LAIOR •nHIA5SIMa&.HS •rAatRS l...ontl Ir short te rm. hoh da)I & vaca\lon pa)I llosp1taln:at ion J\"a1la blc,. ....... ,._ 546-4741 :IWH Campu!I On"' V\crosi. from John Wayrw /\lrJW•rl 1 Etlual Oppor 1-;rnplo) 1·r C1t'n1•11f FREE AIR MILES ONE HOUR I Frtt Air Mil~ W.111 h ""'" 11r 111111·' .111t1 11r1' t11 'uni\ 3711 m 1h'' tu ~1111-'I MWl:>l'lt • t:fo:!\t-:lt,\1.01-'1-H fo. TYPl~I' Afrlrmallve i\rt ion t.mpk>yer Q.£RK·1teneral o(C' f1l - m1. ne11t appear ance. full ti m e M aHer Bluepnnt. 23• F1s1·ht'r. C.M S40-9373 1.ERK M1'NACER l.Ul> mrt1l·s. K1fls. 1·ard.<i ,.;,..p pre(· d C:i 11 G-40 i :r. :i • CLYK TYPIST • Mm 50 wprn i.:1•11 11rt ·~"· Slolb. appl_y tn P•''"m F.DLl-:R INDl'STIU t-;~ :.!IUI 00\ l' St :"\ II 1\1·r<l".' from 0 (.; l\irpo1 t •CLERK TYPIST• l.A·atl111~ Or;111g1• ('rnlnl) ~Hi.:r 1 ompo.1t1) w 1·king ind•' 1dual' lo r l'lt•rk I YP•~I 1111'll 1t111' ;\I u't I \ p •' I ~' "' I• m Hl"'l~on"l111t111·' 111d utl•· tVfllrll' f1lin i.: 1·1•111·r,ol d 1•nt'.1I dUlll'' ;! 'r ... 1•\ ,,_.r 111 g1·n .. r.1 I 1111 IH 1• fl'rrt't u hghl housekeeping . <.:all • ctenc ~ We nei.>d :> person (or Ullonmit.aoo Upjohn "· tohdpwtthCUSTOOlAL Healthcare S•rvice~. ,11 ~ dlbes 210hrs per wttk ~ Late aftft'nOOfl & even ,_ _________ • • r Ula Npt church Call 1 j Fred 63 l 2880 Mon DON T S HOP, afler f'n S.5 noon1evecuog shift, P tr -l No ~ x p er 1 e n c ~ • I Custod1an1o. Full llml' ~ary Prefer OV<·r Uayi. Men Women. 2:"> l\pply in person J8*,,. Costa Mt''J Nl'wprl Nt.'WJ)Ort Bl\•d CM Art-it L'S C1t1.1:1•n rt'll 11 C:ill 532 65&< $4 hour Oraftmi: position . full 01 I' T 1n ml'<'han11•a t·. •I l•---------1 t'f\Rllll>t:nn~ orfil'<' lot·at CUSTODIANS Full t1mt• & pan ttml• po!>1lwn.., a~.J1l,1til1• :ot ll"\lnl' ('ompan> \p.1ri mt· n t l 11 m 11 I ,. ' dt Newport lll•at•h ~l.mn.1 1-~xccll .. nl lwn1•f1h 1111 full t1m1• l'h•,1w JPllh ,at THE IRVINE CO 111'11 ( ':1 nwlhad. 'f'wpurt llt•Jrh 1.11 ••i'"' f.1.1ual Oppor t:mplm1 r Cu tt 1•1 "'.1 n I• II I 111 wM..-.wL.., <''IP µn•tt·rr .. d Will trJ1n 11,.!hl 111 dl\ldllJI '\pph tn µ1 t '"" ~llA~ ...,..a ~1t' M.T.' \\ 18th St l ,, l1:J In T11:.lm Ii nlfl!'o. I :tr • t'KJ>t'r 111 1lralt1n~ pn· f1·rrf'!l V. Ill 1·0 11-.1llt'r • ' tram1·~· "'11h ,1·h11ohni.:· · :-,,1l.1n , 11mm<'n~11ral<' with 1• x1>1•ru•11t:>' C:111 11;,c ~,.,for .JPlll IJ1.1JH fl V.111kroum . ...... m ... tr.•,, n1•ctlt•d \it•.1r < )( \1rµor1 S.tlo.11' 11111·11 'AiM 111\3.t, l)nH•r l'o.111 111111· .!II ~~ tu 11 .. ·1•1. \1111111111!' 11111). I 1111 o~I H 1°111.1 I t>c\:, 111hO lll<I\ IO:H ht. llt•lnt·r11•, lull 11m1 11.ulwor oll t.'J, n1 .1\ «lll""'r.1n1 1· l lt•an 11! t\ 1111.! I >'1 llrll .'ol.1 ... tl'( Bhwpnn1 ;.?;II F i...1 h1•t (. \I .rltl •1:r; .I t 'll'r k t \ '"'' 1.11·1 rn .1111·n1 IJU!>lllOn. ~.u tl011o1>m 1!11 workinl( 1·111111 & lwrwl•I' 1----------1 "t.art Sl)Jll \Inn Fri •1,1111 f);itJ 1-ratl') 'h •m1> l>n 1 1·1 -. lor Bar Gari. nights Hu('k 1ngbam Petlat:I.' Call ~0033or496 5471i ---BARMAID. A TTRA(; T IV to; M u:.t be en thU!l1asllc CA I .L t'46·!1935 "I'M WAl!lllG FOil MY BIG BBIAKI" II lo,< 'Jo:l'Tll 1~ IS'I 'IECftl';·1 /\It 't ~m m9 :?2711 KEYPUNCH ""•irl'liou"· C'.111 i;.1z !lti.1 ,11111• p.trl' "'' )\ ' :10 : Hc),(1-.ter l.ll'l1111· \m :!nd (.1,ERK wanll"tl f111 h10,1lth & .it't z.-, fo'tl•t• 1\11 \1111·' food ~lorl'. full 11nlt' 1·\ I/\ ft 1• r w" r k 111.: 111 per prd1•rr1'<.1 ;,..~ H:1:1i hour!> 1 CRT DATAEHTRY Operaton nH•d f«~ary ft~CJ"'Mftts l>rt\1·r t:.11 clt•tll'I . 1·11m 1>111.tl 11111 J)\'I 'IHI 1l ,n·1• ,,.1111 ('.tllf 111· Goutl, ;_~ " I I \ I n .: r I' ,. II r d \11111mum 11111· :.!ti A111>ly l'1·n11 yi.av 1•r . l •itll/ l'l11t•1ml1a, Cu!>lU Ml.'SJ IEAUTICIAM 1;111r <'I uh :..111r .1 a.t •· & lklp1·r m11rn1nj.!:. f111 fll/1 duh 1144 M04 C ala slbia Sa•iftC)t Newporter In n some foll ..t Lo. Anociation ~~: com. 540-1\582, F.qual Opportunity ~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e•r•M•/•F'--•I Beauty Precision II air ~ c utte r s n eeded for "I om on oaplrlng octTess. I need employment with flex· ability while waltlng for my "BIG BREAK." Working for Abigail Abbott Te mporaries is the perfect anawer. Now I'm free evenings and week· ends for auditions. When I land the part l'ue been wait· Ing f or, I 'II be free /or re· £.0~ o t fl c e · ~OJ o v e rload 851 -1044 4121 We!ilt'rly I 'I a1'l' St.e \02. Ncwvort ll4•ud1 ('ul'kluil Wa1tn·"~· 1·~ per d for Thurs l-'r1 Sat n•ll':\, Appl)' 11 2pm The ('h<ilct 2645 H arhur Blvd, Costa Ml'S<t M111 12.~ KS & ti 11111:. r(icent work eKp1•n1•n<T ~HrUMrKIM lo each a pphrant 1>nv1•ri., Chl•rker <.:111) c;uud dr 1vt11 tt rl't<lrd Mn l u rt' 1n111 v 1 du ;ti i. . <t93~ e.nkhli Oppe>rtUOllY Celf. ht .... hcu 1 ..... ...... 09*'•"9• ... ..,. "4ew,ort /Hunt· ....,_lch..,..for: TB.LERS ............. -... wtll tr• ltMll•l•el futuristic suJon near S. Coaiit Plazu. Join a group ol leading hair de· s igne rs. bent o n pro · gres.~ive. artistic st yling . ~IS57·9631 Beauty UDO HAIR F~HIONS :M2t Via Lido, N.B. Space lo lease for hair styUst & other related aerv\ces. 673-1970. hearaal• and the entire run of the •how. When the ahow cloaea, I 'll haue work to aee me through any a/ow seaaonal"-KRll ADAMS CLERKS FULL TIME HO UPBl .. CI MICUSAIY fl urry• Immediate openings wtlc> com t"ll m Mon thru Wed oa1vus ) Call (;mdy ut 151 9091 ;\lt'n or women 2S yrs or • older Kno"' the coas\, DAT A t:ll•~ Nt•\ Sl80 a week or OVEllOAD morl' Or:.n~e Coast '. ·, Y('llow Cab, 17300 Mt. .. 4121 WHteriy fllace He r rmann . Fountain· , Ste I 02. Newport Vwllcy <No of Sl11ter1 .i leech bl•l wn New hope & • Ser ving ull ol Orian l(e ,._Euc-•hd_) _____ _ County. JOb!> ('IOlil' to .. )'OW' homl' W jtllNftty C...... ex• Beauty -. H Wr14 we wll Stylist & Assistant r-· -. needed In young ag. ..-,.. to ow fr greasive salon. Robert & 1., cettfer ott full Tayklc', 646-119'1. This ls only one of the many reason• more and more people are joining our temporary 1taff. What'• your reason? Whatever lt may be, why not work for Orange County's fines t ... ? We pay top salaries and off er benefits too . WI LL learn var ious phases of store ope ratio n s Lo ts of customer c·ontact Freetoapphcant ";OE Dru1store Clerk. 13hratFt wk. aflernoon11, S3 hr · Onve111 lk req'd. Cull..,. ~·4104. .J.y. BELLMAN =~ -·~•:J... .......... ........ c.-.. No ex p erie n ce n ece11ar1. M u1t b e available days & weekenda. Call Tor appl. 846-1118. ~era1e Controller Experience In hotel & -.-exl.1.llO re•tauranl pre ferred. CAUFORMIA ~·,:.3:~.5t:~rri. MST IAMK ,.. -.t '°" •aot tn &.o.a M,, PUot Clutil*ll. t Call us or drop by ... wherever there'• an Abigail Abbott office ... We're all over Orange County!!! ~·' •~TEMPORARIES NEWPOaT alACH , ... c ......... .., .. , .. TIJ8Tlfll Hiil \'_..et.,•M& fll-1617 PUu.811TON ................ ,, ..... . flfOP ... EVD ••• Apply in person J·8pm Weekday~ or 12-4pm Saturday & Sunday FEDCO INC. , ••• ~IM. c.-...... c.lf. Equal Opport.unJty Employer M/ F o.y tw-lp needed Cull or part Ume Apply 2 to $ McDonald's, 20362 O.•.ich Blvd.Hunt. Och Dtlicatesaen Uelp Somt• exi> Refere nces. Over ... Ph: 644·5619 Detiv~ry man, full tame . Important Job. Neat ap . pearianee. Beach Sta Uonera. 4GaO Campu• Or. N.8. DIUVtaY PHSO .. P\'wy Auto. 2Q42 A very Ar#y, M.V l<'.am SlOO pr wk. Par\ 1'tm4! 11\ home. Tel. ans . scrv No ex per ner. fl31·S436 &ICTIOHICS TICHH•CtA .. Orowlna electro-opUcal - R..o firm need.a elcc· t.ronlct ~&lneer technl~ ct.an with experience ln -:-r a n a I o a ll d \ • H a ~ r.'W• elr t ullry . Excellent bemllts. call Toni Koch 549-8477, S~ctron 3'Ut Harbor. G-3, C.M. ~~..J..::::::::::;::=:=:=:=:;::::=:=========:...i..:=::======::::...:::=:__.L::============~o .an -- I . •QDM.YNDT 1!M9i0.11•111,1.. ...-w.w. 11• ~-• , .. MlltW ·.II JIM 1111aw II , ..... . .. ~W Stll JIM ~WMs:I 71• ~-1• 71• ~, •• ffl.;.~.....e..!! ........ .-. w;:;.! .. :.! .......... --~ . .! .......... ~™!.~ ..... !!!!J:~~~~~~~!! mm. nmA'V. o......1 --......... --------.... ICnOM 111-•11-• •· ... • .••••••••••••••••;;;;;:;· ... • .. :_-·• e •••.,••=•••• om. wM. .._, d•· ~-h.s I lndllltrial mar--Plrt :_-W;_ :.,. ClHll·.;·u; t•t• =if:~(i;;;;;C~1 .. • r rs..,,.._ llnl'J. luellent OP· G ......... Cilrltu.JJ.23_ I I ... to·=· ....... w)? • 'wllltlJn-•--· -un1-cio.lll Vefted ........ s-1• ~lotttotflc.e•· LIT m.&.Y I O.y lllJft opt0l11 (Of Xllll 'cl. A,_ dllllC'9 ...... ,. ~Ill r.,_ • Mle .,...., -u. flMD1. periwe Typint alll.,_L HO\JSl!CLl!AN E R I WOii POI nnaJ lapeetor. Pref• =-=. wona.icoad. :._11]1':1r;, l ... t. ,.,.._ ....... MC! 'i •lout1\andln1 ....... ,,..... el lo, Cal! Won aooa Mon· ...... , ...... +Bonua. Will I I ~~·,!!~.•P•o>'I ~It• CoH. Hoap. = ... SIM,., ....... o,...._, audJo -*Ill • -.,..ti ... •t ~f.ODIU<t..,_ '"-MIC lot llf. &osw. traln,fl\aU•Ptr.Adv•n· I YOU! ..._ _... l ~ ..,.,..._..,. .... °' tlh•d•, Ilat ulary. 1400IM a.am c•mHl Oppty. Muu I If you don 't eeaiefromMto•.27·"' 11Nrtn,c.o.taM... '-+ •ffrtlmt . ; •nm~ ..... ....nu •,..,. C.lif. o .. "'Ml\a'RJO& Hnet.rantportaUon I wa nt to work ~ease In f'•b ..... z.o.z. ~:-t,1 Al'IOl9 ... 'i .. ... ... --a 1 ~ Bob 0-11 Ofe/lalUranc ~vv '41-70m ......... ~ .. , ....... w -L.-n_ .... _ c•-L . • .. •. ftlA +""*1Jaa~· O...:a-J...atte~ I.I) YOUD• MARVKAY I (uJIUme,don't. fully •·'~ .. ~·; .__atcQ _ ~•·71 ·1.~t:!!·~-~ll!.__.:.;.;..:__ ,_,_ v .. __ ~1 ,.,.. ... _..,cs ..-Mt--I YOU ....... _ I ........ f • MM·fti. Will traia .... n ;; c R I 900KkSD U -..-.._ .. q "'vv,..-.. , ~--~~• tal for you • your tott.art AakforO«doD •A IN • T.: , U:CRJ:TA.aY PM."TOtlY tor Ille cllR. Eilc.llenl NMda IHuty Conaul· l'\IU &Jme. llood 11lary " I A CH01C1f I IMpend•"'•· M>-4l-4Ci ' DESIGNER, •Sen • Mllll ~ .... ...,. o1 8'\lwtmtnl • ulary. t.u ()poor to earn top ben •fl l a .•• lL 0 . E , T ._. m P 0 r 1 r y I !.:NO. for B•Ddl-oa pro. '*1111 ..,_, All. AP, ft+I Ell OaJ&KaUlJ'.-.Jll a ·1 wit.he f•1Ma11l itQW· U.yvlew Coov. lfotp. 11 s 1 tt nm en ts I ROS•N INC Land•c•Pl"I Interior ~....._•lllfa. .. "1if~ a.all,. ww.-YOU 0...-alOffic. !;• fotmetlc Co. Wt ~ Thurin, C.M.Call I uvallableforaday. I ,._ • pW.tt nuiln&enance, ex· PSRll 1"011TION. l'ODC!lJhUooa , 10. All•W MS Q.ml'YfltlT llOO Min CA1.Lts'1.ot9I "2-l!05 Wt't'k, month or I 714/541-5511 periencc helpful. Full Scruitoca &D1ineerln1, .. OW. lllpc l*Gne r~ lioU.lekeenar/baby1itl"r t lonaer. I h ~~!!!~~-'ty tJme. 4M-Ol88 w . W CMa!Uc Ave., \'lt'lll.fllina .• llOnWlJIMlla. ,~, Euellenl en\ry lev .. 1, .. ________ ___,,_.. .. "";:." uon t .. :.. N 0 t" icpe rlt-n .... I ..... ..,.......,,_ I·-· I CM.t7Ml7a 6 lS$M IU..!ltS w•• IOUSI ...aUon for IOl'.MOOe Who .. ·-• .., v AJJ • ..-.. .. " mp&oyer ........,acapert All atant. ---------~or H~ tlaDd •-.a.•......_• !1 detail unenleiJ Ouatda J.'r t. 3 jlcbool •M• I nece111ary.'foppay . I Wiii train. Ihle or llAID·Nite.wantedlOOd ~---· ,._ ..__ ... __ 1 b k MAleur Ytm11lt: childrtin. Irvine a ren. I · · paid vart11tlon1 ... I INSTALLER TRAINEE female. Part lime t o co bene. •••I•..,. 1t,-a., _._, PC .. wnn• ,.._.,, W_...ly .... .,. t ~ na.ur•nee 111! • ........ f , ___ _._ .,...,,_ -1 ,,.,., apw ptel..,.,.. .-... ....... ·-r &&round wo1.1ld qualify, r .... or P•rt 'rlmti Own traM, Refs . Sl25 I Ot'ver a ee. 1or .. .....,..... UUUDI, over start. M.00 P9r hr, Call in person The S..rf " INVENTOHV C:LEHK bwnt1ttn1nd•tOl"y. min P r omotion it I OP · wk + benef1t11. Ca ll I 21ca11 ~ eves.541"3:239 SMdffMel,1SliSo:C1t, • ~l"fQWr.t. \)'lli.l\j ::uru, ties ,c1m pruvlde H.33-03U. I ,•?c'!!" •s INSTRUCTION/ RECEP· t 114.U ·--11r.a.1y Hwy. Lac. Bcb. C.11 for appt 11 rate ncr.:••• Houlekeeptt/Uve-m, Lra I ,. suA•S TJONIST -Career op· --.-,. Mmds. apply The JM at ~Audk>ProdtM·~ 1'0U.l'ltlt.1': U,l'oM.IOHow bch home, prlv, R&D, I MACHOfWIS oortUnities. Take a tum NoFeeToAppllcant J..atun•. 211 N. Coast ('114 >~3$40 nt418JI 77W llpuysto1eeW1 Apply an re(.req.846-2289 I WAmtoUSI lortbebetter.Alocal So. Speclallzlng ln Hwy,LacunaBueb Jii'rlOn, Mon Prr Rum· SH-~.,..,.,, CaLlf. beaJth i pa cha.in 16 'n,eLesal F1dd ________ _. f\111 llt'rv1ct' humc 1m DiGINEER proveroeot ,.,rnlt1r & MlllUFACTURING ENGINEER / ESTIMATOR Manufacturing F.nalneer w i th eJCperae n c e '· e1ltabll1hing costs and ., pricaoa for precuuon machine shop products. " Must be able lo develop lumber yard s~k1n1 lull & pat\ lune help in ;ill depbi. Lumber Yard Hardware SWctL Clerks Genera! Labor. We are inltcpendenUy owned. 33 years aame locaUon. Rapid growth, jOCXI benefits. Apply A IC l..-.r CCN"p. 140 E. 17th.&. Colla Mesa <.it-rwrltl om~ MAILCUIK llllmtld11tr <>pen1n1t lor arl mdivu.luul lu work in Mail Department or a lar&e N •wport fmant.'1JI n>mpany. lhHl vy Ir fl mu involved among 111uny Ol.twr varlc.'tl mail duties. Star t ing su l ary t!Wtmonlh. For uppoinl· rntlllt plcalllc contact · Curolyn Berkeley C714t644-HOO L:J§~ 620 Newport Center Or Newport Beac:h Equal Oppor Employer detailed ground parts. Gardener. part lime, for ,._.1 u-• I Pl I plus assembly labor, out· 40 uoll apt complex C.M. """' ~per or ast cs • side procesaes a nd tool· 642-19151 orMe-1488. maoul co, f\111 or P rr. no ang. MlnJmum 2 years in -exper necessary. Call for slmiliar uaignment re· app't: 953-0844. ~red. Dearee a plus but C9AUltllR aen·1 Offc. Recept·Clrl .,. not required · We areaeetin& a reliable .Fnday, near OC Airport peracia \0 work in our Dulles Incl Ute typing. We offer a n eircellent Grounds Departmentfull filing. phones, No s JI balary level, outstanding tr me. Knowl,edge of F.E. Weaver, 3839 Birch. benefit" Including com-plJlnts and/or irrigation N.8. 556-SMO pany paid medical and helpful. Apply 9am·ooon, dental insurance for Mon-Fri. PersQnnel. GB«. OFC to $150 employees and depen· MAIJllOn HOTa No typing, & only 1 yr dents. and more For 1m· 900 Newport Cent.er Dr ale exper. to la nd this in· mt!diale consid e rut1on Newport Beech terestmg pos w1th1n lr11 L'Ontactl'err.onncl Equa!OpporEmployer co. The y ha ve x lnt LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYMAMICS :11:H W Segeri1trom Santo Ana, l'u !!Wlt! m1f /h ENJOY PEOPLE? GENERAL · Lurrat1ve µart t1 me oµp. w "41!>!11 blc <:arN·r l>Oll'nlu1I Full train1n~ :\b. Blue !•i:!-K9fi7 G~ncr al (>ff ice. I ull lurn· utc typmg. phone!>. N•1 experience necei.i.ary 751~7&4 benefits & room for pro motion Call tt1ta S41l--0055 Coa~t;,il 1'1•r-;on nel ''""nl'y. 2'7!JO llarbor. C M Nl'"er a f1 ·•' GEM.OFC S800 Spm. 230 W WarMr. Housekeepe r Live.In I •r-.___ -s lntereste,d In health Roon:\202,$1&1\l•AnaOR Mu -.t drrve. In .:ood I mibded peopleorgan1zed UJ'l W t;ommonweullh. hea.ltb Free tQ travel I IL[[~ In Unaght &: •c:tion lo .,\llk'r100 Top salary Reforence-. I ~ grow with a growin(C co. w• ._ required 495-6009 t 714-f'19.23SO, 213-9124~ • -..,-:..L Rv•CC.:~ Im ·-1 Sp ~ Serfkft Housekeeper (;ompan1on. I pen., a. Inc. S•M446 ~. for older wnt.er t Call or T b e P I a c e f o r Late work, hv 1n, rm & I l'omt' ln'TOduy Everybody bat,.h on bay . Cd M f lrvim· Lmurance/Pileclft'k GUARDS S'l00-9600 Loc:tl re( Large aaency an Poun 675·8007 llJ.1441 l.alD Valley baa operung ~~I! u"s .paa n 'ir:~ ~I~ ----2102 Busancs-. for ft.le clerk. Excell ent Housekeeper ror Sunday ('('fl(('r Onve advancement "' salary. mcJry hie le agency . \70Newport Ctr Dr NB Ste 24S 64(). 2920 MAINTENANCE • Han· dyman. PuU·Ume . Apt. maml.ellance, building clean up. C.11., Npl. Bcb. area. Truck o r van de· 1irable. Expe r. ne e. llG-Unl LEGAL SECRETARY •1-MAl-•Ml"a.--AMC--I• For l11w office In Npt . Resuurant chain needs 8ch. Pref. uper. 00 mag 1 n div id u a I w i t h 11 Salary open. Allk for lmowled&e of restaurant furnished . Ages 21 ur & Monday only. Flexible Suite~ Call Kathy 5'Ul61 over Retired welcome hrs. lovely atmo:.phere & ---------Liletime-Opportun1ty Be Betty. 752-5522 equipcneot. Experienced No ~riencc nee. APP· excelltc>nt workina condl llununaton Beach INSURANCE . Property your own boss. Work In eAedricaJ "plumbing repair. Good benefits. Co mpa ny truc t pro· V\ded. Apply at: ly Universal Protection uon:. 1n So. Lagunia. Call 147·>4'1 & CasuaJty A&aaat. Ex· your own hours. 535-5122 Service, 1226 W. 5th 4'il1 3983 ll1l07 Wa rne A 1 2 street, Santa Ana. In-121s r vi· f:;~· t~pl':.°g. ij~~: terview hours 9·12 & 1·4 Housekeeper , hve in, ~ bene. James Insurance, Mon lbru Fri. cluldren, some English, santu Ana Irv. C&JI Bobbie Dod•e. --------~1 536-2403 ~ Hairstylist. beauty ass't .. H-0-..,-15-w-v--7 1'51'tt~1a~n ~£.O.E. high fashion NewPorl .:.. E I ES-part·llmt· t in H•·R Rl""k -••••~1 salon, good appeurunce p vi; 1 l 1 o n b • b h 1 p • "" ·'"_._ & license necessary . pmg/rece1vrn~ dept fur Offkel Group Health Claims ex. Mon. thru f'ri ., good j ewelry mfgr. 101\M aminer, at least lyr ex· hours 644·7680 2PMdally. 752·7_591 Lal{una N111iuet I per, Salary open. tJl.ol42 561767 llARDWAR E CLEflK · Housewares sales / '115N Main I --------- Apply ln person. H1 on Cashier Apply in person. (In H&R Block I l.muraDce Hardware, 1024 Irvi ne. Rion Hardwa r e , 104!4 Oflkf'> I Large l11Surance com. Ave. <Weslcllrt Pia.ca>. Irvine Ave. 1Wei.tchtf I pan)' hH 1mmed1llte N.B. Phu.aJ N.B f:qual Opportunity I CJP"MDIS. ---------1------F.mpfoy~mtf • I ./ ..... ~ Hostess & Wa1trt>sses ... trator.. T.ch. ._ _________ _, Wtll tra1n ln rating Ii cod· Wanted Full or P tT . Walter V. Stt'rllng Inc .. ---------• 1ng of personal lin e Days Ii Eves Avail. App-is seek.1ng lt'chmcal 11 •INSPICTOll • poboes. Pig:ure aptitude • ly Ul peraoo. no phune l~trat.ors for 11>0metnc litcpftone9 calls Uh.11>lra~ Parts ~talol( l ST AmCLI ./ D I c t • p It o • • JoU Ro" r R t k p I 11 ElectroNcs co needa 1s t y .e es . wor . cai.e t•a °nnrdnr 400$ Coast •tw y 71H"""'"l b artlcletospertorUseall -...-• • 4_..., • ....., or 11u mitre h d 60 ·~pm . somA di r I adUft t A s ill Inspection an tools. -~ ._. .... a. sume 0 m It' comparator, knowledge \apbone expeneor e . Walter V Slerhn~. Inc. cJ y 14 5 dei.ired. Man. 5 Good speller, vaned lyp. HOST /HOSTESS FUii Time Days We are M.'ekrng a people onented person able l(I ..-ork day shift in on•· ''' uur hole I restauru n\.., Apply 9am·nooo Mo11 lo'r1. Pt•r-.onnt•I MARJllOTT HOTEL :AJU Nt'wport Ccntt•r I )r N1•wµort Beach, E 0 !-. 778Town&Country Rd ,,.,, Orange, CJ\ !J:.it;61! Yrl' recent ex~r Only -1-;0E qualified personi. need PoAcy Typht apply Xlnt workin.i Type 56 wpm. will triun cond & Ltend1t11 Come m to ty~ penM>nal lrnr., IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS ll1·Iµ 11n Su1urtl.1\ & S11r1 fl,1 )' (l)c)I nlll~\ I 11 tf PJ 1 I 1•1 DAILY PILOT 111 11111 c ,11 r1 c·r' \fu,l I.I< <:a.I I · p00 cia Modt'r S,.Ciattirs tlAO Monro' 1a CM 642·:!.W Jo:" ... Xlnl working cond & bf!nl..(1t:; Apply 1n JJ<.•f\vn ~Jfllhru lo't1 \Uto i SAFECO IMS. CO. I i5 70 ttr•JVI( h u r,1 F1tunla1n \ .1lh' <.ii EU 1-: II o t e I Jo: XE c h ,1\1' .:c11i<l Jri11r11! 1p INSPECTORS ln">ur:rfK't• ll't-noCfSS/ TYPIST /Gttl Ofc Cieri& lJVEIN-Chnauan helper. For elderly woman. ln C.M Car pref. 648·3289 LOAHSBYICE COUMSB.01 O.....,Ca•tf ···--s.rnc.. 3110l o.tmler Street Santai Ana. 5t64NI N e wport B e a c h1---------Mortg.a1e Firm bu 1m· mediate opening for a Loan Service Counselor. Po~utlon respontiblli~ will be to ha ndle t'\Stomer contact. ot loan service problems. Ex· perimr:t" ln dem ands.••· a umpt10nll , r eco n . weyanca. t.u impounds, ~ymcmt penaJues & abM \0 conduct escrow anaJy11s . Oood verbal oornmwucauon fa \yPU>& U..W.. reqiared. We offer xlnl w . pald bendib • good sl.llrtJng ulary fot' qualified can· rud.lte For appt call our Personn .. 1 Offi ce at ~ext202 .J.; 0 E LOAM SICY to St K Unusu.al. nice Newport BeflC'h bank nf'e<b a Lo;,in ~n"lary w mm I y n. t'Xp('f If )'ltU art• think 1111' 11( m.1k1nl! .1 t'htiOj(t' uu , ... 1 f1n1· 11pp1 \ ,., 111 \1•,111'.ll• 'Jll """ .A11•At .. 1 1•JJ,la l 111 '""' ''"' \j(t'll!) 2'i!llJ JIJJ 114Jf L .\I 'l<•H•r .1 f "'' MAINTENANCE TEC•IAN Ca no• BuUaess Maicblan, a romc and fast arowlas maufac- t u r e r of eteetro nic cak\lla&.on has an in>· mediate openiD& for a Maintft!laoce TecbD1dan with ~cal ability In plant maiatenance aod macbloe aa-up of semi-automatic equ.ip · mmL. Canon cit .. an eueDent salary and benefits package. Please call or dpPY a\: CANON IUSIHESS MA CHIMES 3l!H Red Hill Avenu~· 0hta Mesa. Ca 92626 '714, 556-4700 •• Permanent part lime GENEHALOFFICE Responsible person for vancty oUice duuci.. 40 hr. week . Will train. Com pany ben e f its. Jewels by Joseph. So. Coast Plaza. 540·9066 Brand new 111ler<'.,llOK µ11s w lar.:1· I r v1n<• c·o in lht•11 l'c·r~onod Ut·pl Must be detail minded & bke working w /people Career co Call Rita ~ Coabtal Per-.un net /\gent.')'. 2790 Harbor, CM Never a fee llOUSEKEEPER San <'flUI , J.1r~" ,t.111110 Cle mente Inn \25 W wa.-011 or \an lluurh t Avenida Espland1an . mileage. CJll 11.erry San l.1em. Sl'(:Jey at RMAL Immediate opporturut1es with growth o rientc•d t'Ompany orrenng stab1h- ty. ~unty Mod career poc.enu11 for sm local ms •ll:f'flcy. $1001mo. $40.lOCl'i EquaJ Opportunity £ms*>yer Iii /F /H LVN p:trt tJme \ 1·7 Reher Ola.rae Nurse 80 bed E C f' Good salary &r fr · 1nge bt'nt>f1t ~. M e11 ~~~~~~~~~ p()S1l1on as pnvalt! school • Reguitrar. 30 hrs. week ''' days Ii eveninp . Vaca· ,-,.:don " lnl. Resume. a c· ~ cepted. Immediate start. So. Coatl Plaza •res of Sarta Ana Call Anthony School~. !179 235.1 GltlERAL OFFtCE Fee paid Vanety spot in Little Mrss Mufrel sat on a top Co Ex<' e 11 r-n t T uffet . alon~ came a bt!ner1Lc; plub adv 1f vnu :.pader and read in Lhe have moderate tyµin.: Daily Pilot Clasi.1f1ed i\bofeeJobb Y11t·llc ~•on about Mrss Mui 770-2732 let's Tuff et and bought 1t Contetnpo P~onnel ,. for '9.95. You l'an sell ;/AS.St Raymond Way your tuffet and lots or Ste 11.5 El Toro other things through . ~ . • Dally Pilot Classified SeU thmgs last w1tb Daily Ads. Call 642-5611$ Pilot Want Ads. .. .. . ' . .. • I II •• '( . ~ '• ,., ---- CLAIM YOUR REWARD At the bank where your talent pays off .... 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QleMMe, CA 11201 vo1ir emMR'Y MCIF1C .... An ~11irrr:.11v<> Action Employer ' GIRL FRIDAY · SIJOOMo. lmmed ope ninR for vaned duties m 2 Jl lrl of flee Will t nuo Non i.muker plt>asr i\ pply . 1a1tarll l>nnkin1o: W.1ll•r 17842 ('ow.in !',1 I n till! lfJ30 HOUSEKEEPEK-S1nglt-__ 6_4_2_·_4_3_2_1 _ n!IJ9 hard working live-rn .......,.ncllt hlkpr/cook for Nwpt Bch ""' 5 family o( 5. Xlnt pa y. how Daily Pilot Cl1111s med uu. Rt!L required 1fied ads display lheir Apply 1n p erson to me.sages with lei1b1hty Am1·r1can ll umt· and1mpact'>OuradS.Wt' ~Ortl(a~l· 2311 ""t''"l>Uf1 are proud lo ~a) rc;.lly (.;('nter Or . Ste 200. NU l(et res ulti. f'hon1· ~s ~·5678 ELECTRONICS Growth Potential INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD Monday. October 29 8:30AJl-4:30PM IRVINE HOST BEST WESTERN 1717 Eaat Over Irvine Em erson Elect ric Co. will be Interviewing for 1he following positions: TEST PRODVCTION/ Test Englneera MATERIAL Test Tech nicians CONTROL Test S upervisor ASSEMBLY Assistant Production· Control Ma nager foreman-Stockroom Sup ervif>Or h t and 2nd Shift~ Shop Aoor Control· . PVRCHASING S upervisor Sr. Buyer Master Scheduler Production Planners DATA Production Schedulers PROCESSING ENGINEERS Programmer S r. Manufacturing CLERICAL Engineer fleld Service Engineer Depart m ent clerks Sales Engineer ACCOUNTING SALES Accountiinl Area Salea Manager We offer excelle nt salariu a nd benefits and an environment that Is conducive to growth. Fo r further lnfonnatlon con- cerning our company ple.ase caJI: (714) 549-7911 And ASK FOR TAPE •SM (24 houn a day) We look forward to meeting with you and d.lscuasln9 your future with Emerson Electrlc <A . ENERSON ELECTRIC CO. 1114-tdal Coaaole Dl.teloa ssoes. Sta•dard S.•ta A .. , CA 92702 Eq1&al Opportunlty ~t M/F/H We r e !IE't'lt1n 1t 1n d1v1duat-. w i th a 1T111Umum I 2 > 1·Jr' •"I: penl!nce "'1th in fJrO('t'" .ind fm.11 111'1w1·t 111n of Vfl'CCllUll p .. rh W1• offn 1•xrdlM1t pro aren1ve ~Jl ary le' t'b. oommcn..-.ur.ill' with l'X pcnc.>nt·c :ind ability and outstandsnl( t·o m pany IJent>f1t11 which include paJd mechcal. denLal 11nd l ife ins uran ce for employ~es und deptin· dents . For 1mmed1ate cona1df'r1tion upply In person to· LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYMAttlCS 3131 West Segentrom SanlllAna.ca E.0.E. mlfftl RECEIVING INSPECTION c a n o n llu sl n e 11i. MachJnes. a younf( fast· pvwinJC manufacturer or electronic calculators hM an lmmedJate open· 1nC for an Individual with et least 6 months U · perien~ in electronic os· aembly or 1n1pectlon wtlb an undenland.ing of basic 1nspel't1on pro- C*tures and equipment. canon offers <In excellent salary and ben1'£lts package Please call or apply at CANON IUSMSS MACNNIS 3191 Red Hlll Avenue Oleta Mesa. C. 921626 C7141HM700 ~ual Opportunity Employer MIF/ll l.Muranct.- Now you can laUMh a new career wb1le you keep your pre!M!n\ )Ob! Farme r., ln11uran<'l' Group will train >OU & p;.} )OU full <omm1lli.10n' wtull· }OU lt•Jrn Bc·f<Jrf you knll.,. 1t '"u II b• rnaJun.g 11>J\1'' 1n J rt• ... ardrng IJ(e tirn•· pro f e ~ ll 1 on C .1 11 t: ,. n 1· Dillard tor rull detJlb. 1148-51 JI JANITOR R esponsi bh• m o n l women needed full time Mon. Jo~ri . ExJ)E'nenc:ed &.00/Hr. !n9-~ JANITOR lmmedlate ope·nusa ror JMD&l«lal du!Jel m our plant/shop areas APPL VIN PERSON I.EAR SIEGLER TRAMSPOIT DYNAMICS 3131 West Se&erstrom Santa Ana. CA EO.E. JEWELER Experienc.-ed only 40 hr week. Company lwneht!. Call wet>kdays IOam to Spm. Ask for GeorJ(e S4().9066 Atll PUMPIUM toe•ch •ppllcant .t.o COG* tn Moo lhru Wed Call Cindy at: 151-9091 DATA OVEIU.OAD 4121 Wfthrty "•c. Have aomelhlna to aell1 Ste I 02. N•wport a..1fled ada do It well. leach Se~ a ll or Oranae UW. lllu Muff et H\ on • County. joba cloH to Nfet, alon1 came a ~bome. ....... and re.cl 11'1 \he ,......toapplleant BOE OaiJJ Pilot Clastlfled 1~~~~~~~~ elCllkm about ll1ae Muf. I · \.f"f'dj> <'onv tlO!!p MJ CftUr St <.: M ~·S585 t1ad' I~ Pl"octurtMJO tra1n~. Maul Mtg loc . 1* Monrovia SB~I •MACHINIST• 1 cJJ\ 40 hr '"'t't'k 0>1\ or '11tht ~1rr Fl1U:R l'lll':-.fRl~:s 21UI Uuvt' St "l B Aero-. .. from() C A1ri><>rt MACIONl~IS GENERAL MACHINISTS LcAn&Milh MANAGER for rMdtvm sae apartment complex. Reply to .... C/O n.f Dally PUot. PO Box lStf. Cost.a Nesa. CA 92G11 ~A NAG E M ENT TitAJNEE. !reeking a m · i..uou.' per'>11n tu manal(r IJUSI~'· pl llntt> Mu..,l t'fUOY working w/people. CaJl~6S MAMAGER • Tl.AINH F~e paid. Excelle nt tramiog program. Gr~at benefits. Rapid advan ce· merit for ambitious m- davldual. To 510.500. Al110 fee Jobs . Call Michele Ma.-ioo. 540-500 I. Snellmjl & Snellmg of Newport Beach Aeeo cy, 4340 Qimpus. -----w. _.. ,..,,.,.., ....._ MA&l.dacturtne _ il"9 to .... Mxtt'• TRAIN&S to worta ilt _,. pn-th Pl 1 O,.r•ou dtlo. ,....,.,,. 1i1op Newly lncn!Ued startin' 0 wage fr shift bonus pre· ..... 4:0CWM to I Z:l 1111wns lldd5 farther in· PM CZ8d tMftl Y• oent.ive \0 join our stable •Ht be •II.I• to & sli.11 growing plastics operot• preciaio• oompanyint.belrvloe l n· l.tllH, •Ill•. r••d dustrial Complex .· Trainees or experienced ,. bl•eprl tth, ha•• m o ldi n g mach i n e lmo~ of b9slc operators needed on all ..... Tri4J Oil' ~try shift.a. Complete benefit _ ... ..._ package paid by com --_.... yo.r oww ... pany Including m a jor of took. TlteM ,.U. Medkat. Dental • u re Hcm offw; Ins. Apply: •Co•patty pa i d ~&Ufe •C I ••Yl*ci ,.... ..... •Z....t&avacaHo. ...... o ....... ., ... ~ .... .,. ~~·1pNC1Kh HyoM_..w.r..hd. .......... c .. ot' ...,by.w .... ..- uasu••t ttw. fridtly fra9 7:l0 AM to 4:lb PM Jl~ .... C...M.M Cat2626 C7141HMOlO ht'" BRUNSWICK CORPORATION CIMCO 285 Briggs Ave. Co&la Mesa 92626 E.O.E. 546-4460 Mature woman for part time work. X·smoker , therapy training. Ca II 964-521H ------- o•ech•icat IHptC· tor• 4-day<IQ.hr. week EDLER INDUSTRJES 2101 Dove St. N.B ,. AmlM from O.C.Airport MICMAMICAL DISI ... •••••• Qllne Join us • won in the lnte raatlon•I cor· porate headquarters in a company dealing wllh energy related producll & aervice.. Esperience a chal.leQae of d•ia.ain1 devt«* lnvolv-1Dc oPllcs, ~~ Of'OKOPIC mem..m. o.tos will lnvol" -c:IDeCl com· ponenta uaiDI bilb •tnnllh -.el. We olfer Dita II Dl•W. excell.t beneOll, •.aes 4c • trtat1ve environ· f«'1 Nfet and boulbt it for ••· You can tell '°"" lllfftt pd kltl °' ota.r till.,• ~ro.111 Dal)J Pilot Clautntd A&O.U..,. EQuaJ ()pportunlty mint wtdd will proyks. Jmt moved lnto town? £mployer M/F you 1reat persona I 'l'ben ae& acquaint.cl with -------•! ~.We wut tbe tll• ClauUl.. Ada . i.t. BSME de1ree re· 'IW't'e tll9 ...W.t way Sell wttb EASEi qWred. Ooetad Pwson· totradjllist&M lteml ud Jl'aaBl\EU& oel,55T·IOl1.. Z.O.E. ...._JOU Deed! Q.allled MkMWf'll ... """" ... •··---... -----,.··-.. ~ ........ _, ________ .... _ ........--.---_... _____ ---------.......... -.... --------· -. -·. -·· --·. -. -. -...__... -------.... norna •IWr°::r:•'•• .. - ........ ..,._.,.. _ _. ~~.1. ..... ?!~ .:._:::::&:·..:Oo::::tc:•::..:•=..!.:1m::,::,_ _____ .....;m...,,..m,,;~•11J. ..... Tl =i~~ ~~~ .... .!!~ ~~~ .... _('.!!!~~~~== ............ lln ....... , ,........ PaJRls' ...... -• r,.._,. I..... *" lllne panvU t.u HA11NOft.17 ·~ OPa•t• •• ,.,...... Caito• =.l." bate '"fl4!t OfllATOe• _ ........ ._" Cerpeh, !MIO • ,.a nD1r _.._. I ......... ltw tM -· p =..._l'omula dmtwltda!Uto. ...... aslT A .. DIClt DltwrM&;'.ior . ~~!all .. ':ta:,.,.. .. • ..... .,.,..., ._ .. _.;_ .. ._ P•HOU.CIUeltlO -• ,,_., . Ptr. u ,_ UIWl.7" -----Cftllltw, ........ ,_ ~. e.u IC7-llM -.,_._ a..&rw .. lft. Olla h . • -~. POil· Cola 1IDf' for ow -:2 .._-.1111 ltlllllil Pwww•••· - O• • • )to I u . 8 • • II-. ''· ...... CIGl1 mlD. =omee ._ * Plii•tt• Awe. c.a a..... .,... .. ... , .... -~btn. Sr. v.u.,. 11ldl la. "...... .... a.aw tood drtvtq ,.. ,... .... 1 yr. lua• ll'Omll floof OWG*h••M7 lllntl ,......._ ...... .;:;;:;:::;;;;;; _____ _ cord. Iara• 1latloe ....,.,...,_ ,... eoepuy. fortberitbl,..._. tona ... 21"w eolor WbONIWI ·SU-· ,...... °' vu. Hourly lailt ....n&a. CaU ba. PAClllC preH. llu•t bt u · .,,,,,_. ,,.,.., •• ~!!; P•l'I + mlltllt el ...-. Cout.I) Penoa· _____. '-' __.__ --e•s w. __..6 lowaac•. Call Harr; 1111 ~. lllO Harbor. ,.. •• ii Ill •Ice -~ e:=..ra ;:-All co. ....._ Tbe .._It: CIUwv•at... a:.~~ Itri..._ hellllul. New QJpfDad«,711 ... OID• DISK MMUt. PBX Ne. Sl!JlV Pleu. .. ... 770 ~ailc· Cly!'-:!: a g c B p TI 0 N p A a T TI )I & at tr , etc. lled Bide. Wlll train. NEVE& A n:E £0£0 IJll'.iwe~. Onnt 8J:CRE'f All Y. lmmed 'n 1 f 1 --. .... be .-.Vl&ed ftlll ale ,ut. a.u ....,., i wb. pd vac. tM/llMua o p • n I n 1 , . I o c a I bM ..... -w; Im· ,,_ • k bkkpt. Lq llHl4011·F.,9-S. PtUtk!DOm&laton P\ex. toneowws wn otf.,.. _... ......... ~. l'fttlto44'1 ..... ,8bn PBXOPERATOR =-=-~:fr!~ ....,...... :=.•c=-=~ ~ '°' ldvance-dJ-...0. Eaperieoc• preferred. older•~ Beip wanted In web· ID tele(JlloH • J*'llOIUll ....._ FamWaa1t1 wtua Pis\ time potltloa availa· lb. m\all be flexible. o8Mt .,.,_ room. Ex· coat.acts, commuolca- aero1pac:e f11teoeu ble for Healtb Club Ple1H call for appt. faJdoaCirculat« f:!eaced • trainee•. uo., typlDI " filin1 • ._....,, ~be beloM. Salary brllrudor. Eaperieoceia e.73111 •MONEY• _....., a&e 20. Apply auatt bne a 1ood ....,,_..to• O""'_....•t. w!Ua H · ...,_.....Call Canis or Set upur own hours. Ex· Penny• aver, lUO peno11ality, Iii enJoy ·:::==:-... ,, ,~ .._!"jl!PJllct'-ol ptrieoce • koowled1e o1 K•,,,....112-tm. PIX OPIL tra calb workiQ& full or P\acemia,C.M. ~ w it.be public. Qll-AM.._.,. the~. Eant wta1.le 1ou learn. P/I'. You mate DOOO or p u R c HA s 1 NG Salary commeuurate llt&MDAD.Yl111.0T Pwt-time, e&n1 SZOO.SIOO Telephone Anawerloa more pr. mo. Must be Ul llANAGER·Contumer w/uper. Med, 1lck ......... s...,... ao11 *"'' HJ:LPWANTEDAD8 ROSAN IMC. per week re&i•lerio& Service full time/part or oider. Call for im· dectroa6ca dlat.rlbuUoa. leave, holiday le vac ~ tobelp qualify tlle time. Varied 1blft1 · medlat.e Job. 549-8730, 081 11 a major di•· beaeflt1. Call for in· APPLY IN PIASON l.UISBLD TIANSPOIT DYM.t.tdCS ---------, ~=~cb Ubertarian Party for DQs,aft.emooooceven· 9-.S. trlbulor of micro· t.erview appt. 8S7·8100 ~ ll'l'IA I An~()pportwlity valid a tatus. Ca IJ inp.Locationsln: PICKUP • DELIVERY computer &'oducta la AlkforSaodYCommunl· llli..1cian-Wortin& Top 40 ~y IUS ___ l:;_m-'pk>~y-'er___ --u;AITnMI ~~~~J~E ~5~~cbines. S:30 ~i1~n :.::: i:;; ~~!.':'eo~=[y Rotil Band needa bus We haw a variety I --------MAMUFACTUllNG HUNTINGTON familiar wilb purebu· ~ 221Zl llldae Rock ~ 1mmed. Travel • o f \ n t e r u ll n M I bcrow BEACH Planl llalot.eoaoce Part la&. inventory control, Dr., fl Toro. id~.m.4171,0lSS a1s l g nm e n ta SICllTAaY Wltblotaolworktodo• Ideal for students & time/3 dy wt. Vehicle accountint. • 1hlp· ~=~_;:.; ___ _ E.O.E. m/f/h ·-------• a vallablc. Wo rk 1bll dynamic company, ~~ proceq we are ~vlnff.)·~lnaDy clod. ~ St.art i.mmed. piaa/receiviq flllld1oa.a •lec.,tla dat/s.ln* ml WSeaentrom Sul&aAu,Ca ~~~~~~~~·I long & t1hort t~rm ls offerina you a future in .-.. of part lime ......,..,... c uu C pa Good pay. 675-5657 • wod.aUd w/wbolffaie SHARP lady for busy ~ NURSES t e m P o r a r Y without wonia. It you employees to mt this vacations. TY P I n g leave mesaace distru.bOoo. Please MDd fronl deak. Pbooea. light IM"S.LVM"t assll(nments that haveescrowexperieoce. need. Students, JSwpm ... E .0 .E. Call . your resume to: 081 lYJlial, people oriented. llJ:DICAL REC EP · 110NIS1'. Mature. neat lll)pearance, good typ· inc. 20 Ha-1/wk. Plush Nill 8cb olc., 1ood pay. Write resume to: P.O. Box 413'1, Irvine , CA 112718 ••DIS fit your schedule. they wUJ train you in the housewives . An Ideal 543-4Z10Moo. thru Fri. PLASTICS EXTRUDER L304A Logan, Costa 81.wy print abop. 1104 E. At All office s kills c omplex world of partUmewortcaituation OPERATOR· cuelom Meaa. Oa. 9218218. A'M'N: 1'1thSt,S.A.M'7·~4. NAME needed. finance. Grow rapidly & l.s being lrled in a pUol PERSONNEL prc{lle extrusion. 1St " R. Duley earn twice )'OW' st.artl.n& incram with our com· 2nd shift open.Inga. Ex· ----0------~Sf/ * ,,,.... salary . Fantastic pany. Come in & dilcuss INTERVIEWER per'd ooly. Salary com· Purchasing YOUR SHln! * Seaslaltt beneflta. Call 851.9041. your schedule with WI" mensurate w/e1'per. AP· r\MCHASIMG 'vnist • Wonl Pt. Drake Pen1onnel, 4121 bJ&n you are available ply m person 81.5 W. Ulth a.all Mat lb~ Westerly Pl. Ste 102, to wort. We will &0 over L.A.. hued 81&1. has an St., C.M. 646-32'19 Fee paJd. Great benefits ex:enced as ~!::: .... Warts Wte4 Y°" W_. • Acct a.tis Newport Beach. 100% the job with you. Apply: -1~" ln Or ange Coun· ""--•c u •--~ator •~ wrtb rapidly expanduig l"'""';•t. Heavv phones, c411~Typbt MUCH _. * C.... ~ ,-,_ ............ ...,....... ..., 11 ......... ' Ex P e r 1 e 0 c e d . • • Y°" w Fee paid. ly for lA mature 1n· l'Dl.lt adhesives, coallngs corporation. Exce enl type 50 wpm .• invoices, Phlebotomy desirable Join OW' well-established Top pay. paid CIMCO dJviduaJ with recent ex· & seaJaols. Permalite opportllDlty for advance· quotabOM. ~n. Front but not oecessv y . tempaervice ... providlog vacaUons.referral. PaintersHel"'"'r 26.5SrigpAve. penenceinlaborlaw,1n· Plasti cs Corp. 1S37 IDt'l!f..tllOO.AlloCeejobs. cmce appearance. Top Beneftta548-?,uality health care ... of· bonuses. Never a ..-eo.t.aMeaa92J826 t e rvlew l n g a nd Monrovia Ave. N.8 . Call Michele Mason. ealary&beoefits.lrvlne · 9347. erln~ you security. fee Ex~e;,:ncc· EOE arr1rmatlve action 548-5125 541H1001.Soellinc&Soell· Furn. Mfr. Call Karen, llEl>lCAL FRONT OFC stabll ty, processional IE. LC~ ~ gl.idehnes. Sehx:tt.>d ap· ing ol Newport. Beach, ~. lirl•••lecll.o Pedlalrlcs growth and per sonal PANTRYCOOK plicant wi ll ass 1st POOL-SERVICE. seU· 4340Campu.s. ~...:.:..------ac.-.oozs salisfaclion. And. of o.y shift. Must be ex· Brandi Manager with in· starter. dependable, 21 Recepl.iorust/Part lame. course. a comprehensive s e RviCE:b perienced wtth banquet Part time: Help! pl-lime t.erviewioc. E mployee ynorolder, good driving •9'l•tr CNlrol• $3.00 hr at.a.rtiog. Good MEDICAL FRONT OFC wage/benefit package. Call or facilities. SaJary open. eves ac Sat A.Ill. Asalsl cousellog , exit an · record & bondable. •MAMAGR * appearance. 752·0869. RECEPTIONIST w/ins we·r e conveni ently Come In Today Unaon benefit&. Call for w/UdtetsaJestosporting tervlews, a n d i.om e 41!M-9686 Aerospace produc ts _N_r_. O_._C_. Alrpo--'_rt_. __ _ ~M.s~J./;?~:'.'~ ~~le~ ~~tiVo"~~o~~ trvine appt.~7358. ~~· Sl·S&+ br. ~ffo:u~C:· ~~~~Pl --..,-11-E-RS--. N-eed--ed-f-~-11 ~yn °r:1: ~x~r:i.--------- Box 1560, Costa Mesa, serve your needs. Check IJJ.l441 lmileace paid) and & part-lime. Must be U · destructive tu tang. RECEPTIONIST ca. 92S2J11 us out today. 2102 BUlliness PART TIME Part time on<all be!p for lpend ooe day per week ..:.per_.-~------dunemiooat JOspec:t aon " SWITCllOARD Center Drive EV~l ... GS bmy olc at resldentiaJ ln our L.A. main office. PrinUn& WDriDng to IU1'-Q9(151A Medic:ai sW'&lcal business NATIONAL .,,.,,A.,,,.. ~ " cleaning service. Call nu ia ao ucellenl op-p•rnt•-procedures. Send re· OfEUJOR/ needs mature person ......... ~ Adults with outataDding, ~.S.Goodpay. t it f I _,5 ..,..-.. di 1 wltb pleasant phone attractive persoaallUes ~ ~ '!fx ~ Artist part Ume. Prt " =~~riot o!:e st rmnoer to bandJe varied HURSIMG Huntington Beach who eajoy worldnc with PMt)' Qnsultant-O>wlt.er to ooe year experience. Sat . Experience pre· NewportBe b 9l2lli4M> llC£PTIOllST ~~~~ril,.g,~::; SERVICES 8007':;=Ave ~ ~~~~tso!! ~:~tp~y~·~s ~ .. i:/:1'!-= ~::.-. ~p~~c!'nt!: Acnm~O.C.~ andeeaeraJolficealUU.. PEOPLE-OUR ONLY '215 642·4321, Eal 250 NewportBlvd.C.11. $12.K..,adpowtbpoten· _c.c.t.a __ M_es_a_. ____ REAL EST AT I! efflcieal indepe ndent ASSET BETWEEN 1-5 Pll. Ual and outa ta odlnc SALISMAN WANTED. WllrMr. C.U for appoint· 714/951..0355 I Laguna Niguel Mk fer A• ... • bmefttapackage. Please Print Shop-gen olc. oe.i, EARN UPTO ~COM· IDllltMC0085orlJ33.-0053 I IJl..oM2 Equal()pportunity nbmlt ruume with aelf-su.nw. Apply 3G> MISSION NET. l·CaD I 27957 Cabot Road E -'~ OfllOlt1'UMITY --• .. , •• _ i E . Cat Hwy• Cd II . _,,. from tlOK lo SlOCIK .... 111 EN .w 0 11 E N . Tempemployment m_,,,er. llmdla ._ .._ ,_ ~tow;--,, n con· 175.2133 dya, S51·561J -•OJr. 2-Pled.,.. ""'Y am.DR.EN. Hollywood l~~no~fee~-eoe~~m~/f~/b~~ I Saftta Ana -....a~ DaUJ ._...,., Bos M06 e'Yll9 ...., Uc. earn blc * ~e=a~oAID UHleltlltll ! 1::t~':tn bafta~olf•• =. ~ &:e:-~ ~n:.o~~P.O. -n.n·a •.., •a7 ICll' :=.a.C::r'-~~O:~ Cr~E~!l ~~=-~.· ""~~t f;'·rt..~r:~,~ ..... ftWllMM ~::-~~·· ;::lt:':'~t= ~=:~2 iato~1 /com ·~~~I ~~~_JU"~~-~-~-~~~~==d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==tl~0~~·~~~·~~~~-~~~~=:~~ S:r•7!:°~,f: :rJ.~,:'-..., L--~~ ~~or r. Shape Your Future At ~ Excellent opportunities lor expenencec:J tn:!>pecton to jOln our c)pt1no1ng wam m ttw tollow1ng areas INSPECTION SUPERVISOR 2nd Shltt Requires a mtn1murn ol 5 years 0 C supeMs1on experience with thorougn knowledge of USAS V 14 5 1:>1uep11n1 d1mens1ons required W•ll oversee lmal mspechon function PRECISION MECHANICAL INSPECTORS 111 and 2nd Shllll we are seeking 1nd1v1dua1s to inspect first article machined parts and equipment using standard inspection techniques and pract1~s. Mu st be able to reac:J and use engineering drawings RADIOGRAPHIC & ULTRASONIC INSPECTOR 2nd Sftlft we are seeking an 1nd1111dual quahfled at Level II In both categories tor a minimum ot 2 years. Knowledge ot NAVSHIPS 250-1500-1 helpful. Requires 5 years e•perience tn NOE. MAGNETIC PARTICLE & PENETAANT (NOE) 11t lhlH Requtr~ a m1n1mum ot 3 years experience as Level II ASME with previous Ma gnehc Particle and Penetrant Inspection experience A background in Navy nuclear work is p1elerred In return tor your valuable 1k1lls. we offertopcompettllve wagesand an industry leading benchta package wtiich Includes hie. medl<:al. prescription. and dental coverage along with 13 paid holidays including Christmas shu\down. cost of hv1ng raises. generous reuremenl, and much more. For immediate consideration. please contact Fran Vandegrifl. Personnel Supervisor IA LEAR SIEGLER, INC. ~ ENERGY PRODUCTS DMSON 21MO !. o,.t Rold (Rtd HH9 t Oyer ROid) laftll AM. CA l210I (71~) 540-3210, Ext. 321 \ Waiting la Hear? Have you Hnt fof merchan- dl .. •nd not received H? Are you h•vlng • dlugree- ment with • bllllng computer? I• City Hall giving you the run- a-round? .. At Your Service" offer9 help In all theH mettera and more. You c.n count on Pet Dunn end her "At Your S.Mc:e" column to help 80lwe probl1m1. H JOU need help, mell your queMlona to Pat Dunn, At Your a.me., Orllnge eoa .. D8ly Piiot, P.O. Box 1580, Co8ta ..... CA 12121 ...... to Include ,our .... phone number. Pllt Dunn gets _.,.. and ftgttl9 red blpe In "At Your a.me.," publl9hed every daJ except latuntey In TM O.llJ Piiot. DAILY PILOl 8-.ll!ll&&U s..a.Penon f'\ecl wive firm Mell· ... aper. aale9 a1eat. ~ commluloa ~ HADO"IUl>6I _.. ..._. • n- llM.TY IMC. C.-.. *' ... .-.y 675-1163 ... • • .... .. ~~~--~~-·dlldit .. die.,/ .... Real an.ate .,.. lfe • 6 ;•, I 1 ~~ ,_.d •olld•y• ••d Ute to join a real pro-_... We• INlft car feuaooal R.E. oraanila· 'oola ••d p•bllc tloo? For a running tr-•poratatloa is bead~tart for 1980, call •••il•ltl• •••rby. us today for an lo · ..._..--...a._ t.erv>eW. P1ea.'le call Mar· ..,..,.., r-· ~· jorle C la rk . R ea. at: Manager for app 'L WdeyH. TapwCo. REMEX Realtors 644-4910 Real Estate bC..0 Corp lnterv1ew1ng car eer 1733 Alo. A•• mmded people. lntens1ve .,..,._, C. 927 I 4 training. pleasant al · (71415571160 IJlCl5Pbett. tugh earTlltlJ! potential. Call Dan Equal()pporluruty Wa II en t 1 n e. own c r, 1~~~£~mpl~o~y~er~M~/~F~~ 64S-7Z21 foc an app 't. 1. Real Eat.ate ~s •AL.OU Need 2 qenta w /great r.eatla) w /leading ReaJ state Co. Call Al Stellato tor confidenUa) {merview.8D-5171 ~ Walkt:r 1; I t!P. Ree&•t.a&e W....S.~(we wW tnln); a.w or ex per. ucw ... for oew ••· ........ Mtift lrvtoeof· tlce. Call mana1er. RdrlU ~ for CGG· UCIPTSISO Brigbl, attractive person to bandle phones & some ty~~ In busy young p · DI olflce. Great ll&mlJlll. Xlnt co benefit.'>. Call Rita. 540·6055. O>Mt.a.l Penoanel Agen· c)', 2790 Harbor, CM Never a fee ~IST Newport Beach to $8$0. What a lovely way to It.art a cueer-with u well llaown firm, excep- lioml beoeftta " grMl I Hudle tb~lr PBX • tome Upt needed for pro~ will lra1.o )'bu oo tWr equlpmeot. can 54122. 1~ free to ap- plcaal. ~ fldentlal lsateni•w. "" 1,_.... Sl-41ll 4$00Campus, N.R. ......... ~ ()pen Mon Eve 0pto1n1 for uc .. Hd Untl! 7 p.m. By Appl talHP40PI•, locallJ ~ wt1b utiooai re-_,.AL AelMT ftrnl •JltMD· bceu.at f'Gr buQ lA&ma Beach worklnl eoadltlona. Riii llltaM offlc:.. Xlnt Zan '°"' ecm•lpk!n. CDlll-Wloll. llGlt bave rot caal1clea&1a1 app't. u..a. Alt for Ruth. caJl 'lit.out. ZUH• __. ..,............... ·~~~-~~~~ ~/Ol'rJCI H&LPl:R·affded ha· med. perm part-time, JloD.J\1. INPll. ~ ~·car~': ......... OK. ........... • . ..,........,.. Ni ll• QJW1•p lot -..lurt. u,.rjearod O rlll Coo '• s.a.d/Sudw1tb 6 U.e _....few compaa~ t.bal openu• h1 duatrl•I ~ ... O.y • l'litbl •h•rta. WHkOaya • ~ 1\aliUo l rvh1e 11r 4'11. Call P"'''" 11.-.m1 ft'auurut ' Dll. TACO P/T .USTWGI t!veNllp l\OPly ln per1011 Vllm ti.a.In. or af\e:.r 3pm No pbonecalls 25Zl2 La Piu Hoad __ Lqwua Hllb Reli&.alo&Taflt Oii.TACO, 25Z5Z l.a Pu Road ll;i 'If O"A"a llPEllfl .,, ... ...:-,..-m ..... ..,!:e.· ... ...... • ,_,.,. ...... M V"8jl ..... a.....lll-. .......... ~ •--------• '° .,_ ,.. tUa J.t ,. rtr ....... ....._ •ITOCI COOIS COUM1'B HILP SHIFT sa.av1so1s At,, He !fl a.•tlaera •IA! M ~r ~·,::= •CAlll• .. ..... ..,.u. .... . .... ,., ..... ".. .. . ·~-tW .... ... ~,... .... laUol our a&ore loe1t1oa1, P"'ll mt '1. ft wlU be la. lA!n'lil .... r. U.. follow· ............... : •" '1111 •CnM1n ~perienee la pmen.t. bul ia nae tnaodalory. Ol..E'S otreni good atart· mg .a.Ian •. 11 compl.U bcmef1t1 µacllaie a nd growth potonllal In· tereated applica nta shOuld llPPlY in person on MONDAY. OCTOBER 29lh. .,.... , ...... at: 1 nos t.clld An ~A.Co f7141179·4421 or ,,.. ... ,~ Ud part ll•e ope1ta••· E•· =·~INlol SAlLMAKERS PattJ1on s.u O.lp hu °"nines C4r euben. handworkers W. ofttl' u outMtndlo1 and wamat:resaes. Tues.· ~ l*tloUo tndud-rri.m.mo bit~ lM\&taaet .,_,_ ......... ~. ..... ver, tt1lalo1 It AYalleble lO •Ille am-~ lod.Mdual. plana. tor lmmedJate -· An exclt1n1 new OOMlder.UO. Joln •for CICIDCellt n=&a~ l.o the in· ~ ~ desl&n ind ia e~-• ~ l.o lhe Oranee M0¥.....,.. .... Cc>Mt area. Applications -oow beial ucepted ror H4 Mll1I• Viele W. comultaot.a wbo are prof Mlu'-Ylefo o r lenl•d " hl&bly mot.lvated. A complete SECRETARY Cor,or•h Heed· ......... SlAtte wfde investment aervices firm -Fashion tra1nlog Pro&ram prov. I~~~~~~~~~ "\ilh comm plan w too in· come Umit. ~3788. HARTRELDS Island. Busy, active. cha1Jen&in1. diversified dutiea. Good sldU1. ltyp· EqYAl()pportwUty in11 abortband I or Empk)yer .. ,, Salel We sell the ineiit I MoMy7 a•nbatlooal ab1lll1es . ~~~~~~~~~ Sowatebr equipme I R.M. Abrama IMO-Ol23M·Fn.V:00.~:30. I ut ern Californ . talot Showroom, t819 Come help us "capture Newport Bl, c. M . p 't, • SICalT AIY t.be market." Protected Ftt&l\)'aae want.ed. Pltime, 20 hrs. Typing territories. Good com · _ __;.;:._..::..::.._____ nee Newport Harbor miuion. Call Bernice or SALESPERSON. perm•· Elks . Call : C huc k Retail CUDS ~Dept •. DI dept. bu t:'::r.!te ..... for a HCtltat)' wtlb 1·2 )'J'S, relauid ex- Plritaet. 1ood typloa '85 wpm l, d lctapboot 6 communlc a tins ak Illa. 01o lhttMd req, l. Prior exposure ln en l!:n1 . Dept. a+. Svcs. DMll • Genera I o'f i 1 ce es· perienc:e required with lood typing skills 00 wpm l. lno 1hrthnd. ). wttb the ability lo deal with people elfe<tively. Internal Audit in Tax D.at. This oewly crealer Posi· \loo will require l yr. general office e x· perience. good typing alulls 160 wpm I. no shrthnd reqwred. SECmAIY P oaltion c urrently avaiJal* for a Secretary with &ood typiog ekllls to worti in our Sales Dept. Enjoy excellent com· pany benefits. Apply 9am·noon, Mon-f r i, Personnel MARRIOTT HOTS. 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach, E.O.E. Secretary .Lquna Hills lrnmed operu.ngs for full • put bme day 4' even· illC allltls. to $5 hour. AP· ply ln penon 9am-llam or ~r 3pm. No phone calls 27000 c,.._. Valley R~r=_:;;;__W'll_. -n-t------.i Pllwy Part lime 1raveyard shifts avail. Apply in person 7-E.leven 1087 W Baker, Costa Mesa EOE Donna645-8SS1 Dent full Ume, will train. Comstock.117U110 Sales ~~tj~ rf:~~ , ________ _ These po&1lloos wtll offer the right 1nd1vidual a chance lo express their taJ.enl with a fast grow· tng home builder. We of· fer an outalandinl com pens 11\1on l benef1l pedcage. For Immediate oomlderation please BP· ~Y in penon or call for an appt <9·12 M F >. GenaMet.0. POHDHOSA HOMIS Dl2 Busmess C.enter Or. MO SHORTHAHD Fee pa.id. Lota of action with tb1s fast moving company.' Beauti ful Fashion Island office. Ctta.t advan(!emenl op· 'portwuty. S8SO plus fr. tn&es. also fee Jobs. Call Gerl Lynn. S40·S00t. Snelllne • Snelling of Newport Beach A&ency. 4340Campua ... John SLlver ·s has MISSIOM VllJO UT AIL CLlll 1-ull·time, Mon·f'ri 10.S. WUI train y~ to work w,producis from around the worid. Apply Pier I, 2710 Harbor Blvd, C.M. 11nmediate opening for Equal Opportunity O.,Coolcs & c_...... ,~~E~m~plo~yer~M~t~F~~I Over 1.8. apply in persoo 1: An EquBI Opportunity ~Harbor Bl. CM SW. idle Items wilb a Employer MI F ..................... •JlDaily~'~Pl~lot~Clu~aifi~ed~A!d·~~~~~~~~ Restaurant ASSISTANT MGltS FOR 2 RESTAURANTS Exper people wanting up (o ~ hrs per wk. mostly aft & eves & l wknd day. Need people·oraenled mgrs as h ard·nose d CJbout quality & service as we are. FOOD PROD SUPERVISOR Outie. incl planning & :.cheduling prod. & de· la very Of food lo local COr· porate community & our nwn rc~lauranls Need bright, <let <i1I ori<'nlcd pcri.on who manal!(c:. !)e(>plt' well & wanL.., to work 5i,1,, dys Relatively I on~ h r s w/grea\ people & pro· ducts lhal have a superb reputation. Call ror wtld:ys interviews Ml,...t.of'•/l"llM 5S7-6ZlZ Mil ror llr. ao.oir ~ SGT. P&P&OHt'S PIZ%A STORE Now turi.ng for full & part ume QPenings e1t locat1on near O.C.Airport. Vary· 1ng days & hours: Ideal ... upplement.al rncomc for hou.'>CW1VL'S & !>ludents. Our progress1v<' ~rowmg f'O. orrero., opportunities for advancement based on you r J ob performance. Pleasant woncing cond Must be 18 &ov<'r Apply in person · 2300 S E. Bmtol Santa Ana Heights <Next to McDonalch > E.O E NURSING ' Aetall GRAND OPENI Oppoltriy Fashionable For The 80'5 If you re looking for the best in retail opportun1u05 why not 1n11t>st1gate a pos111on as a member of our newest Harthelos team O\Jr grand opening in M1s1>1on V1e1oha&crea1ed t.ie following needs Assistant Managers We need ind1111duals with e111per1ence In women·s specialty 1unior boutique or related department store area or education in fashion merchandising Stock • Sales • Cashier Fulf & Part Time E;xpenenoe In your area ol interest would be llelplut. however training 1s a11allablo to the amt>1hous ind1111duat Our compreheos111n oeneltts portfolio includes paid hie insur- ance. ma1or mod1c.1f and dPnral insurance paid VdCatoon and holtoays and promo11on from w11hin For 1mme<.half' cons1dNa1ton 101n us tor 1nt1•r111ew-. No1111mber S thru 8. 9-m to 6pm s:w Minion Viejo Mall Mission Vleto HARTFIELDS ON THE MrQ)'VE Cque/ ()pporrur11ry Employor MI A TT&ITIOM Blvd, Costa Mesa. Commerclal R.E. Sales. Asa11\ant t o Mov ie inlerviewing aggresi.ive Sales" Public Relations Produr-er Learn produc· people now, proflress1vc Ex<.-ellenl profit po\en· Uon Ir cbatrlbut.ion. Must commission achedulr Ual. Call848·ll80 be completely free lo Call Mr. WllUams (714 J SaSes·fu.ll & p&rt-llme for tnvet woridMde. Carttr SICRITAaY &i.il.e ~7. Irvine. 9271.5 761-2604or <2131694 9601 better grade aboe atore randed only, attractive Sales Advancement opp. tt well·&roomed. Call Affi.nnauve Actioa Employer Benef1ls. Good salary. ,._a:u_.' 48WU--·1.----n 4-964·2lll •· IUUMHS RENTS FURNITURE TYPIST A CaUronua rental furn. Sales com. has an operung ror HCKOIY FAIMS a decorator consllltant .& Part·Ome sales oppty for a field represent.alive m Christmas Hohdah. o ur Cos t:-i Me s a earn e•tra mone y. s~wroom. Compensa· wtnnible hrs. We will lion dependent ?n train , no eJCpe r quahf1cat ions a nd rn· necessa ry Westc hrf d1v1dual performance. P1ua 642--0972 Jo'ash100 Company also provides lale. ~ · an mcenUve program. No exper. necessar y. Wiii lrain. Complete benefits. Contact Patrice Haluchu.k at 714-645-4772 E.0. E. l\11 f'. A dJv15ioo of Breuncrs. a Northern Calaf. RclJll FUm. Co. A subsidiary of Marshall Field & Co. SALES CLERK , p a rt time. Approx. 25 hrs. per week. Tobacconists Inc., Fubioo bland, N.B. SALES Coordinator SAUSPBSOH Expanding computer ac· rt-ssory menulacturt-r need.:. saJespersoo w exp 111 audio tapt! sale-5 lo th1· l>pokcn word mkt Will also ~ork w computt•r !>uppl.Je:. dealer ncl work Must be comfort able w1extensive telephone and some penonal con· tact sa les. Good op· portwt.ily for the right penoo. Salary and com- mission / bonus . t'or appt. call (714 J S57 · 7060. SM.ES PaSOMS Peraonality plus adults \o work w i\b and mollvate kids Onr 21 In Laguna, Cap1i.traoo. San t1cme ntc a rralo PART TIME EVEHIHGS PHONE: 1;.iz 4321 or 4:>-1 ~11;r, Ext ~ fkotw~·n I 51'~1 A • .,k For Andre,1 SICalTAIY ltlC.-rlOMIST Exp. as receptwnist. Iota ol typtl\I. ~ + wpm, 1n- VOtCee. orders & quotes. lleavy phones. f'ront of. face appeara nce T op wary 4t benefits Irvine f''\Jm Mfr. Call Karen. s.eo.MM SlCUTilY Laritr planni n g & Sttret.ary. iinieral oHtrt>. landscape archJtectural good typing, exct>llent flllTI m lrvtM 15 seeking benef1~~2ll\ Lcina _ ;i bright, rf'spons1blt> ~ tor '\t«'rt-tanal to Sl"cretary ~off It\) P .tdnwu.'>trauv1• J:.i.1:.lJnt Mfgr in C M has rmmed opt<nln& fo r expe r aecret.ary secretary ad m an assis tant. t y pe ~PM Knowled1tt' of bltkpg deiilrable. com p e\1\1\'e ~alary & benefits. Ca II T om 642 7343 ina.:. It bkkpa.: phont'o., PQ'-ILJon in an ml<'fl·~tm~ Call 11411979 ~-hdd (iood \)ping. wnt SECRETARY llU!. or)(anuot1onal & 1n Datsun has an 1 m mt'd Lerpt>l"S()fla l ~k 111 ... r1«1 cJ operunJe for a secretJr) Shcnhand and word pro- k th L , C'e!>S-Or exp41nt'nC{' pre t o wor '" e " frrred but not r eq 'd Regional oflc Req .!> LYP· Ing sowpm 6 S .lf Salary commensurate aowpm+lyr r ecrnt with abilities . secretarial ex per. ~n~A~l'l79-~~Sl20~-· ---~ Dataun offers &Int Sec:raary beal&a • wortd-c co.d. ~ BeM!la ed ase.e-lnd T\tbr ~ • llp4 e:y NllUires penoa wttb b0Uda7a . Htltemeot escelfeat altlll1. some plan ft co pd Llfe. KO.I payable & rtte1va· Medical & Dt-nt.al lru. hit' eicpent>nce Call Jill 1683 Sunnown at 549-14651 Ca.ta Me-.a l'd 549-IZi'i, t'X\ lflor .'I SECRETARY S mall mPd11.1I 1 11 1 1 man uf an (' ~1 n,·,1r beach ne~d' dn e' penenced ldd) "'hn '' wi.lhD.i to work for .. no .. ~ who wanll> ttunR=> don\• nehL looe<kHPH SECRET \H \' t:.X !'.:Cl.. TI V ~ ~-44)4t SECaETARY S....OOCX Sttret.ary net-ded b) the ltunungton Beach l'lty ~I Dul 10 mo po151t1on S99J to $1204 per mo depending on t''< penenct-Typing 'peed ~ ... o• Fee paid. fUght tWMP'as- 111tant lo First Clau Lawye r . Legal ••· penence helpful, but not necsaary. l800 up plu.:s fnnaea. Also fee jobtl. Call Geri Lynn, 540-5001. Snelling It Snelling or Newport Beach .Ageocy. ... 43tO Campus. ... --~..:.......~--~~-~ LIT'Sfi<> COUWT1M' ..... ~ \! ... l Local attorney wants Ye•·, t.o handle office. probaut.;/ 1 expenence S1200 plus f'P..~ ang~ Call Gen Lynn ~5001 Sndlang & Snc~· inf( or l\cwpwl lkacb 1~ency, 4340Campu:. il Secrrtary ,: EXlCUTIVE SECRETARY T Fee pa.id. Exciting new career, worlung for Viet!· Presidmt Rapid expaDd- tnlC company Excellent a-nta. To $10,IUO. Alao , ...... Cell llldlille ..... 540-5001. Snellba& 6 Snellln1 of Newport Beach Agency, •Ho· Clmf>U.'.:.,_ ____ _ SICIETARY Land Ovlpmnt <.'Orp wh11 hve'I tn a beaut NeWf\0'1 Heach bldg, needs bnght llldlv LO run the Ii' <'lo 11( th<'•r 2 ProJel·t M ~r" Salary sta rts ;.il $97~ XJnt co benefits. <.:all Rita 540·~ <.:oa~tal Persoonel Agency. 27!111 Harbor, CM Never a fl'1' Immediate opportunity ror energetic ind1v1dual who Is detail -oriented and en)O)'ll working with ~le. Duties will an- c I u d e t·u s tomer telepbone contact. pre pa.ration or quotation~ and &ales orden. Select ed candidate will ha,•c good s pelling and gram mar slulls 2·3 years an· side sale:. experience and ability l.o work well in pressure situat ions. Recent expcnence pre· ferr'\!d. Sales H.ep lo call on rt" ader ad buslOC'>=> ac rounL'i for advert1;.ing Mon Lhru F'n 9am·5pm Bai.I.' + Comm1i.s1on Company benefit;. Will train. Neat appearance & good spelling esi.cnllal. fUU charge. small orrc. Computer be1n1t 1n slalleli Call ~5 or 50 wpm & i.horthand SICaETAaYto $850 ;it~ wpm rcqwred Ap· CarHr opportunity for ply ;it 735 14th St Jlunt. ~mentaJ SccretJry Bch._Ca __ ll_S36418S_' _1 ___ , Learn interesting nl'w Secn&ary Apply Pennysavcr. 1660 We offer eJCcellent salary p I /\ c ( . 1 d lacenl a vc , osta and oene its me u inK Mesa WW Wrights Ice Cream CO. needs a Girl f'r1day. lmmedu1te operunJ: for a bet lnning yo u n1 aecretary with good typ- 1 na s k ills Pleasant penona!Jty & willineness lO ~arn & itrow Wllh a sweet company. Starting salary $700 per mo. Call 1•ll.26 company paid benefit:. - includmg company paid Sales dental -ned1cal, and life insurance. Jo'or mterv1f'w contact Employment Of. flee. WI SIEGLER 11.AMSPOltT DYNAMICS 3131 West Segcrs lrom Sant.a Ana. Ca E.0.E. m/f/h sales IMPLOYMDl'f COMSULTAHT Be \rained for lucratlv,. career with larcest employment i.e r vlce. Sales eJCper\ence helpfu l. Call Elite 0 'Brien. 54'>-5001. SALES full & part time. Mike uptof7per hr. Call ttwn t "9. 531--0811. SAL~ -llelp sell mens fashions 1n Laguna Beac h. Exper. r eqd. Salary +comm . Apply al tbe Male Room , 236 La1uana Ave. Laguna Belich. SALIS/HO• tit tAlll Need qualified people for • ...,_. Art Co .. 1n oc. Dare far del.ip essen .. fU1l part time . will t.raln. Mnct. pol. avall. Call Karei ... ms 3-7pm Make JOUr s hopping ..-b7 ualna lbe Dally f'Uat a8lelllecl Ada. MOWll lHI TIMI far~..._.. to check tbt Dally Pilot Help WllMd d-"kaUoe. lf IM job JOU wut la not ....... W'I IQlf)lt conaider offtrlDc 1ou.r temces ....... ad In &be Job • ..,... cat.etorY. Pbooe eoer19 Tai-FLOM MHDSYOU To fiU avalanche of or· de rs fro m m arine. motorcycle, 1port1ng IQOds, mot« sports, re. talJen. Great oppty but IN't! are vtty sel e<.11 v e & want confident winner typc'S only. We \ram ex· pertly. Visit us & sec Call Mr . Stonc :>40-4023, !H . Sates SECRETARY Some shorthand helpruJ Presley or So Cabf. Con· tact Sharon 540.0500 fbld wbal you want ln Daily Ptlol ClassU1eds. CAREER OPPOITUMmES FOR MANAGH TWAIHHS ZALlS JIWB.BS °"8.S: • Good Slaninq Salary + Comm1ss1on & Incentives • Profll Shanng Plan • Stock Qpllon Plan' • Medical & Hospital Insurance •Company Paid Group lnauranoe •Credit Union • Pata Vaca11ons • Paid Overtime • Paid Holidays • Paid Sick Leave • Management SchOOI I Traln1no Proor9rn • Unhmlled Ctlreer Oppe)f1unltleS fOf Swift Advan~ment •You Are Arnbitlo\Js • You are Career Oriented •You are Dependable I Bondable (Also Openings for Part Tlrne Expen~ Salesoeople and Oftlce Personnel) Applicants for ZALES JEWELERS' new store In the new MISSION VIEJO MM.1. .. Mr. Dexter WOOda at ZALES k\ the Orlnge Mafl on Tustin Ave. In Orange or call for apC)Olntment. . 714/"MHO (Call between 10.AM a 2PM> S E C RET ARY · MARKETING & SALES· Qxnoany sells to hotel.s natiOnaliy. job ('()(ISlS ls of selling up appts. IWK'beons. sendulg out fidd in mvestments. Sil helpful, good typini,: slulls. TOLL FREE (714 J831·779'l dited mall & Invitations ............._ <r-"'~-to luncheons. Want a ,.._ .--.r• ... penooable woman that ,., DIRlll ACJftCY waau \0 get mlo ~lting 2.l!062CaminoCap1strano & wouJd like to travel. Ste205. Laguna Niguel 1lus is a newly created NO FEES EV ER position & will not be rep I a c 1 n lit p r es en t SICllT ARY i.ecretnry Call 642·7840 Newport Beach area. To Mrs G11l~pll' $1000. Tb.l.a firm ls very ----1 nrx.lbk! rerardlng hours, SECRET/\ RY time-off when necess{lr) Experienced with strong You will handle pro- typ1ng & s h o rtha nd posals. correspondence sloUs, full time career 41 proceu insurance opportunity Apply in forms . Exce ll ent person to. Mr. Fuentes benefits, 7.,., hour day & a Mt Robert Bein. William detigtltful boss to work Frtl6tac Assoc. 1401 Quail for. Call ~7-6122. 100' c Sl. Newport Beach. free l.o applicant. Secretary. Need respons1- bl e person t o h e lp w tmlsc. office duties. lypna, some bkPI· Will train. SIMX).$1000 mo. Call for appl. t lam -3pm, ~.Ask for Dave. SICllTAIY D.l.I Processor Mu.st be familiar with VA /FHA processin g. Mlnlmwn 1 yr expr . req. Plwlie)' ol So. Calif. Con· lad Bev. 540-0100. UALUTATI D.l.I~. ~ be ramlllar with VA/FHA proceulna. Kiftimum 1 yr expr. req. Presley ot So. Calif. Con· ladBtv.~ --- ~ ~~k~ \!iOO Campu,, N B Open Mon E ve Until 7 p.m. By Appl Secty/recept., full time. phone exper pref. Typ. & olflce skills. Call Mai l e y fo r :App 't. 551-4430 SICUllTY OMCBS Opportunities available for f\all Ume tc part lime security Officers to work lbopslini center, parking area and/or apartment complex patrol In Newport Beach/Irvine. Elcelln\ beneflls In· dUdlnC he beeltb/ life lnauraace, uniforms. peld vaeaUon " aick ...... U W't 11tl0l lo be J*'t of TKE tRVINE CO Proft11looal lecurl\)I ~Tc;: lCnJC.melblck Mewport&tedl,...,.. Squel()pplr...,... - •• .,,. -# -__ .. ---... -- ----...--.. ......-----.. -•• _.._ -....... -... ...,,, ...... --... ''t I IHI r..•Y• 1141 .............................................. !lndl(1 Oclobtt 211 1m OM. v !'LOT •II •anPAftOI. aw.a ;:· ........... om.a:r " t ......... .... _..,..,c.•. ....... so.~ BllTY lfllOS u•n .. •1•1•••., t n1• few oe-ull, put.ti .. and ,...._,...._'swr .. r.dlky .. Oruao Oul&J ........... M'.CUn ,, • ,..... eaperi9Ct! i. pnfwred, tMat not re .,.._ ,._ r.tl dna11a _. c Hr.UC., we m ~ ,.. to c.u °' appb ID ...... 1 .. 11.JOem, =·....., U...,b Oarielle Howe Llbrarlan -Hemet Junior S<-bool ;· Soe«tl 8pedaU1t BlU....1 Retource Teadaen Title VII 8llln1ual Re1ource ~"::: Resource Teacher (Tttle VII> Leamlna Handicapped Teacher Special Education Re1ource Speclallata Sevtll"9 DUord~r Lan1ua1e Teacher Appropriate rredefttJala requ.lttd for all positions s.ry: 111.JOl-UJ.• AppUcaUon forms may be obtalned by writina or catung Mr ...... ~.Dftwtw.t ... I 11 ......... SCHOO&. OlllllCT JJMw..tl••••._ "'-'.CAfJMJ AT&a auouaca:a Troll lallar OrcMltra· IUb '-thiil. 11·1 ... w. Hll INGINSUIHO ca,.., lloe 5 lnetrumtah, -.wW,fWhu ........... _ ......... . Of119rt11ah1 .. for u b..ut.tfwJy laJ•ld, Hr. all.... ~ pluo 6 roU top t.!' r I • n c a d C I • 11 tbl t 1~ban1abk ey cllli. cockatoo, HI•· at 111, o.a...,. • Miii&cmd. lll500.11WUi ~ P•~ 81•~9_!.• tquarlu•11 plclurH, Drtftlata'ba<'•1ro.and --------•.,.,.tr•-· aa..::runs.1•m•. la..._°" ---plaa Oolleetor1 cup Eo1ll1h ...U tooll. alM ttecu. -fi ....... •11 ...... boneClllna m PreetolOOdhom• No luall. &at/&wt •-s. ~ w•W lilffly, Ul 57411 KfU49 ' 1911...erkportOr.H.B. :.:= ~·~!:er~~1':'f .._ f'..D&liJb boo China Cali...... 8 up er a ,. • m 11 y ! c.,.r;~ct.J,,_.lo,.. tu POl creem 6 •l.IC•r. ~JI • IOU hr1Uture. all ~~ '°" • .,.Ult•Uoa writ m. ill·57• ••·-·-••••••••••••••• Tooll 6 roll away lni. fatUltlH dH18n. ---I U WeldlAI and air Ht• 1 ... .,. ulculalkm 6 a •aut. rowMI antique ** I Y * * Mabeycle, a1most u.w. computtr operations o•k tablH . PadHtal Good llled hmllure • 81.m*l l"7IO a1lo P•IU. ,.,,,,.,, la pcnon wttb ,... i..J.. w/daw feet 6 1 _..__-OR I wtU eell llodal alrplaae part• ~ 6 work umpl IMI. UM ut 42 .. IO!ld ~ or8a..LforYou flDll*.aJ bed w/2 motort. Mr, htnlH, Robert from MO One I• 4t · MAITllSAUCTION Beau&. sound 6 audio Htllb. WIUlani rro.t " vcoeer lop from NH. 6 1616 & IJ'f I ..pp Oollectll>Ms 6 Iota Aatoc. 1401 Quall St , Fair mkl. prlcu .46 .,. 61 more. 4205 Dana, at Newport •ach. 56CIZl CMH PAID P!aphlp, off Superior. '"'•Cft 8010 Pal' ad IMed fl.ll"O, Hll· ar Hoq lbpilal. 8 to 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• queafsdrTV'116T .. W _&lt_tSun. _____ _ WELDERS CASIJPAID W•hr /dryra/ Relrl 11, woriliq Otr not 957-1133 ._.wlcll'• Oef"H Uled Refrigerat.ora Dl.t..._ I• c•rt•ftr Washen 6 Dryers leelllltf f•r H I•· • BARGAJNS·SERVICE ...... wtte la ... Betll Appllance ~11 ,...._.. .. ,...._... Alabama f&Adams, HB. ... ..... ... wehllltf tO" O'Keefe & Mernll • ...... -ei • 'olde r s tove. port d • -... •'-dshwsb.r w /butcher blk ...... ........_ _..... t op , avoc ado Sears -.HOME iUsE-OUT SALE Deeorat.or funulure & acctMOries. Cedar Olen Townbomes, 25S4 Elden Ave. c.o&ta Mes.a. 11 lo e daily. 642-6734 ___ _ Att.rac. l!Ola & loveual Csl 1795. Sell 1295. f"'1e praae sale Sat & Sun, I to 5 Movlna ~ 23rd ts T111tln Ave.. Npt. Bch. Furn .. Tool• 4' muc h murt! ees.114'1 4 family Sale· 388 Ogle. CM. I blk So. 17th, off Tullin. Sal/Sun . Gara1e S•le Hs bld d.tma, furn. cry1llil, new. !le l.O S17S. 20321 Acacia. Santa Ana Ht.a 751-8108 .... .. , ""u...w ... -··-.. ·····-···~---- j • C51AND OPEMI.._ PARTY q on HALLOWHN ,.,..., ............ .... zo-1 •. Jff , .... a.m-.. rr·• KAMATA PEARLS U......._V ..... J400Vlao,orto.H.I. .............................................. Mwlt Sell 2 dlmna rm sets, recliner. w11her dryer. freezer chetl. T V • Xlnt. cood 5:19-tm lmne. ' ' . cnr Hiiiey ~S•esllC ,, •• , ... (, 1114t 6U.Zl11 •--.r::r-•• refn1. i~· school flag _.._....,_"· pole~l MIM .. IO a.I ti to Keomore 1naher 41 elec. .......,.. Z md -• dryer Good working Earthtone• 2wka old Wooden cotree endtbls 25" color console $195 Also color portable . 0-4903. SUNDAV : Large glass J4w*y 1070 door. tares. appl, ~79 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._NKrwm•r AAUetm,CA '714)$SJ..9502 Equal Op port unity I Artirmati ve Action Employer Equal Opportunity Student wanted lo read ~~~ Employ~~~er~M~/~F~~I for vision Impaired = young man. 2 nlihla per Sec'y-Girt Friday p rr. lo weett from 6-9. Good pay work afternoons, 2·Spm. Ol.11873_.174. Utetyplna 6 S.H., falUig, Supervisor/Noon, An· $4 hr. Co1la Mesa. derson School, 1900 Port 548-8420. Seaboume, N.8 . Mon · "'°I, ll .l.S-1:15, S3 40/hr ---------1 76().JolOO SHEET METAL TY'85T JouU Ume poelUon. Must have aood typin1 skills to work ln ooe girl office. Typing, answering phones, filing. making appt 's 41 travel arran~e· ments. Shorthand not nec:esaary. Salary com· men1urale with ex· perience. Call 955· lSSO txwn8·5. .. w.c ......... cood.. sm both. 644-0774 ........ w ..... ... Wees. Wll f*tcah run operated washer and dryer, $100. ,... .............. hi 642-0S.Sl accorda .. ce with New Oslerizer power fw .. l•h•d drawln9s b 1 e n d " r . s 2 s CMd wtl .,. ~lslon f'arberware open hearth ,,..a1Mrln9 tools In broiler, ~ 2'7U Albert ...._.tll lclyOllt op«o-Pl.CM646-~ ..... Trl.L'>h t:ompactor ly r old Llkc New $85 If l..tenshcl In tlals 644 1968 potltlon, apply In G E. blt~n d1shwa11 hu pwlOft or call: harvait gold. Work.'I ~ood Walnut tbl With le3Vl•S & chrs, rontemp rocking cbr&. day be ds. i.m couch. lull'hen i>ct 22 Clover, Woodbndge Irv ~ WUJo Lane. C.M Men ·11 c lolb1ng, furn . Playboy mag, m•H twld items Sal. & Sun 210Cubnllo. <.:M Ponderot.a pine cofrt>e & Dtn 11et . Hide •·bed. & llWIC. 241 V1niin1a Pl lamp tutile, xlnt cflnd. ~t.a Ml!lla S.t Sun 10 6 195. Gold Herculon Suru 125 544-08>! Lea v ing (;o untry . arufat-ts & collt1ct1bleR for saJe. many 1mportl'<i items 1n l·l ud1n i:t furniture'. 2nd Ave & Golde nrod , <:d M 675-57l0 Diamond & Jewelry cert1f1cat1 o n & a p praisah, wtule you wait Jo"ull y Pqu1pped l ab . l<W'St computer pri cing Graduate Gcmologu;t G I A Nr wporl He h Gemolog1cal I.ab. F'or appt raJI 541f-2576 E.'tate Sale : Chrome • dmeUe extension sets, 6 c~. lmpi1 , milk glass. colored glus. oak chest. mllh.c dropleal lbl. & su forth O ct.25 ·28lh. 10 5PM 1423 Alpine, H B. Nr. Delaware & Ada m i. Ltdt orr Ladif'!> d1amood :.ohlam· Ut>law<1re on Am•·• I U3 rt l(Old br dl'td .. t. SJ&.6300. 2 74oi. f(old necklac-1• --- J ~iuz. 4!M 0113.640 661K 4 r hesl of drawers le~i. th<ul I yr old Cost SOO«•a , Talented Young man to train for precision lnstru· menl repair (no elec· lronlcs > Musl be reUa- t>ie, have manual dex- tenty & excellent v1s1on. Long training period. On· ly senously interested need 11pply. Call for In· t.crview appt. between 7 9AM only. 546--0606 TYPIST Act'urate typlllt, good ofc akills, u.Ja.ry open. 549-1767 .hldy Martin llll Hcrbor ll•d CodaMHa CA 92626 $75 644· 1968 Sacnf1ce rurn·H&B <.:on temporary d1n1ng '~t . nuu11abydc uphol l'hr::. w /t'hrom .. ba i1 eli S350to<r Otlt<d pet.·un t•or roe tbl & end lbl $325/0fr 642-00flJ -Lad11'1-o Diamond H1ni:. JIJ'T. USIDEMTS n'flter 11tone 5 75 kar.1h -.ell r.,,,. ~a I Eureka dix t·aruul>ter var 6moi. old t.'Obl SUKI :.t:ll SHlO rn 1331 IRAKE 9mo Old Refrlg.frcc1er. 3yr pd servll'e conLra«t. Queen i.1z.e 1olecp i.ofa. GAUGE SALE .,..otuna I 54 karat.i. Av ~ 768-1382 plaid, 11ood cond1t1on f'r1 ·Sa1 Sun 10 f!PM pr.ust-d valu•' SI0,00•1 OPERATOR Sl2.S. 646-07AA Hnmo1>a Vista A1>t'> Wntl' to Cl:i11.,1r1ed /\11 l.5J63Ciotdenwh l If H •lllU • 1>a1ly Pilut. U11ll'. Facll)f')' Outlet Vu n m 1 n • tru<"k si•ah. Eni.: &tir1· <·over s . P c d cst a l'l. ~!Wm Immediate opening for s heet melal pre'ii. operator able lo do layoota and work from bluepnnt.a. j WEOFJo'ER •Hitbly Competlllve Rates •Plenty cl Overt.I me •Shift DilferenuaJ • Excelleat Company BmefJt.1 for Employees "Dependent& APPLY IN PERSON WISIESLO TIAMSPOIT DYM&tlCS 3JJ1W~ ..... Mm.CA m /f/h ~Q.ERK·Nl or ....-t·llme . Mature womm P"f. Call She•by ERi Laba. Npt. Bcb. 557-71IOO Shipping & ~,Receiving Clerk Immediate opening. Will be responsible for stock recordl and processing ol lncomiq/outgoing or· den. Some heavy lifting TEACHER TYPIST /RICEPT. For busy real estate In· vestment olfice 1n pro· ftl6SIOIW bldg., near O.<.:. /\i$>rt. - 97MSll ARytil9 Malh inst, cr ed, F'rr . .---------e l e m g rades, C M . 642-04ll TEAC ... PE. drill Inst elem TYPISTS YOU CAN GOTO WOllCTOOAY WITH ~~·· ... ,T. C .M . en-Lin:. Teachers for pre·•chool flWOltM'V '81SOHHlt SllMCtS needed, bra, lo meet your ~ In I.be morning llCbedule.5Cf6..-JI and 10 to work im - medlllt.ely. Top weekl.y Teadler, Ptr Preschool. pay ... Excellent op- - E_•_pe_r_'d_o_n_1y_._c_o_•_u_1 ~~· U..area.~. .,,,_ Tl:LSPllONE , ... Oh TWlht SOLICITORS ....... . Part lime. Sun-Thurs . / ·~ Dflnloi• 5:30 \o t :IOPM. C.n earn =·&-ta) ti» to PIO per mo. Wiii -train. lluA be re.pooal· .'PIXJ d 11 t ble •able to follOw In· n..lla~/recept llltN:Uom. In N.B. area. ./SWfnlht a.Miii I S1crcl•les TELEPHONE INTERV I EWERS needed for public opin.lon survey by nallonally known survey research farm 10 S.A Daytime work. $3.75 per hr. <.:all 568-1.121 bfr s PM & ask for Judy Telephone Sales, adv. Growing Puhl co. st.-t:k· log exper cl<>1>ers. com· rruss1on +druw. Grc;it potenlaal. 835-3861 <1r 8JS.&'i68. lw/w/.tSHJ ./MllClcrila ITwx & T•x O,.r Regl.st.er today and earn opportunity for l'uerta Vallarta tnp. 557-0045 Cf\-Llr\W::. ll~APY l'fllSONNtl SllMCH f'l 141 S4M030 Ext 116 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Equal ()pportunlly Employer M 11-· Wmdow washers needed for expanding company. E.rnfo1s up lo you. Fric)idal~ Dry..- $2S 646·23711 tM lute model, 2 door fruit rree. like new $250 5411-44115 Gas dryer, I'S. 3 lfrf':o., $75, s100. SlSO. Stove. dean, $45. 548~-_ lkydn IOJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Cn.lisers: Rolllast, Excelsior, Fl r eatone. Goodrich. Hiawatha. Monarch. Schwinn. Boya 41 girla. Frames, wheels, fenders. Cheap! 642-*2: ~ Bikes, new -used Boy /Girl. 20ln 125·"5, YACHrSALasMAM uat modela, Unclmd Ne.,,art DeaJer for C4lC ......,e. 673-5003. V acbta, Erl ca on . ..;....-=--------Spon/labert, Trawlers, Brwn men's 10 spd, xlD1 top Uoea. tood pay. Call cond .. S70 /ODO. Call for interview MS.qm, Erwin 957-0987 YARD llAN . Contracton ~. 1oU o1 chrome. s u p p I y b o u a e . Monarch dbl 1prin1 frnl Mechanically minded. end sz:so. 546-5357 good drlvln& record. C4lh 1031 Full·thne.131-7471 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• VouthCouolelon PERSIAN Kitt.ens. CFA Part ·Time evenln1(1i. regist.ered, triple champ {)ul.&oing adults working mother. 638-9308 wtth youth. Over 21. Own -------transportation. SJ so hr. Penman kitleru., champ start. &-9PM sired, shot..,, reg, some CALL ANDHF.I\ adlL'i 546-99fl.'i 642-4321, ext 250. I 5PM E.O.E. ....................... .......... 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pure Bred llurm~e K1l- t4'n.'>. Champion lan es. loving, mtelhgcnl, prt'· i.t1g1ous peb.. 714 1 fi3S. m5 Of' ss 7 ·3550 Himalayan Kitte n s, purebred, $75 each. 49'3 3636 ruRN Open lloust• :.alt• f'Vl'rythinJ( mui.t go. Sut1Son 12-e. :.!4513 Lo!. AJ1i.O'> Bl vd apt. 214 Lag. ttill'i 768-1382 l.rJ( Roll Top Ot.~ks. mu!>I t.ell Sat /Sun onJy 7Zb W. WllllOOC.M. ---Student disk & chr, dbl dresser w/marrol. naut dbl bdlJprd. am naul Imp. boys J.sp bake Scbw1Dll s:r>. & mls.642·2977 Walnut fin.lab desk. 3X6 ll. $131 ft 9lllid oak diftlni dlalnl. claw feet. $55 ••ch. 55M747. 4 p6ece Druel bedroom MJO. Waeber S50. Twin bed comer group & other haUlehold furniture. 1114 Tabltl. C .M . Call Ml·W7. !Wfett·Walnut. 721122", 4 drawers. 2 cabinets. f7?j0. 54.5-1291. MOVING SALE Antique trunk. 3 pan.el rm divid e r . 11 o ra be d . recliner <"hair-. m111r cha1r'i and table,, rt> i.ISOOJbh• 279 Albc:rt l'I. CM ti4/'r 5252 Sunmun.'I deluxe r nh & m a llrC'~~. match ing yellow drei.ser SISU Stroll Pe ca rseat $15. Mrollt•r S2U. 19 in. S...ars color con s ole SSO . ~:MOI 7 sofa, excelleot rond1 · Ubl bed. w 1w alnut hdbrd, dres~r. rul( ·•Pl s1~e W JD . lhwa11.ir1 sh&rt.s. hN. llkU>. l>OC>h. clolbes. Imps, rockl'r VW parts, Sal /Sun ~ 4 5UO Neptune, Npt_ Bch _ Mela Verde Garage Sale 8' &Old aofa , dukl;, chain. drapei.. linens. Jewelry. frames. toys. crlb. over 100 books. cloUung <men ·a XL tall. ladies l ·l•. boys 8-20 •. l~·Sl.50. Sat/Sun LOAM· 4Pll. 1782 P1tuim Dr, CIL~ SA'IVRDAV Aft.ll Is Sun. Sm &1rla bill•, h\de-a -bed . sewioa mac b W/cab, f1.1111 , Is mlk 23U l"rwiM:o Dr. NeW11C>rt Beach Oarqa Sale, La.rte 2 Family, 2282 Redlanda Dr. NB. Sat/Su.n all d•t: Sewinl Mactune comole W . Bar •100 Port. refrlge $40. SO cal Hawkim 1un lul $100 &CUm GARAGE SALt:. kmH ~z bed. lots of odd:. & 1·nds. Sat 1S un !l 1 3 44 Hoc:he.tcr. CM 116 35th St Npt tkh Sun watt•r 'iortt"n1•r _ ml'or. auto parts. pu·t urt'' bnc·a brae. k1l<'h~n '>l'l. _weights, f;7~- G a r a 1t e Sale M "· 00 pounds>. Experience Temporal'}'-P tr prelerrtld. AUTHORIU TIOM 37 23 llrclt Strfft Mcwportleoch PUIUC AUCTIOH MANY ITEMS OJo' FJNF. ESTATE JEWELRY. AltT OUJECTS, AN· T I Q U 1-: S , F I N Jo; FURN ITU RE. ETC. PHONE t•oR INl''O & BROCHU ll E 645 2'.'.00 llimal;1yan K itten '\, t1on . l yr old S300. beautJJuJ & loving, xlnl ~.545~-- ~e ll<1neou11 Stuff Freezer, hide ;1 lx-d . l'll' 548--0!J70 Weolfer eitcellent salary and company benefits m· cludln& paid medical and Ure insurance. Plea:.e ap· ply ln person. LEAR SIEGLER Tl.A.MSPOIT DYNAMICS 3131 West Segentrom Sula Ana, CA E.O.E. mtflh OPBATORS Masl er Charge-Visa i---------line. ren1i.tered males. 546-3575 IJurush modem dining la· ble. teak J5"X55 ", 1·x l>3lld.s lO 117 ". excd (•Ond, 4 «hair!>, $350 <.:a ll $4.5-6321 center ln Irvine has tem· porary Chriatmas open· lng.'l for p rr operators begirunl( Nov tst. Start ut $3.70 hr, all hr.> avail, 7 days/w1t. Will train. on Video Dlsplay units 1040 °°" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Typtst.s TYPIST to $900 , Well known naliorual rirm HUGANTE LOIQl\U~-;:S· ,<W KE~JIONO Pu"" AK<.: will lrain you In lhe r ,.,.._ M F~ p t & w o r I d o f W o r d s Shop!J I sto~' ........ mp sire / · e ttcaulJful whl 111\lTll\!ll n.....----El •-........ IQUEJl W i. h 11 w f' v l Pt Y · COTTON sofa & lov· (ri~7~'ork!n~1~:,di. DN~BlvdCM Zl3iW7·L~aJl6 Pm cseat WtlOMe pillows 3 ·~ + excellent com-""''CGldn n ... -.. ver purw mo new 891-5224 Applical ons Acceptcu pany .. -nefil• Drake "" ~ u .. -t tr doas 80 Unaque Garage Salt' Tur· tie Kot·k, l!t-461 Sierra Luna 1133 8195 Everythinl{ mu\I ~o. Nia· 1tra be<!. nC'w muttr• '" $600 Lot of l(ood•c~ 5411·7011 -- MOVlNG EV EKYTlllN<.i MUST GO 700 Lado P1uk Dr .•l.Sun l2-4 1060 I _... ....... ~ue roll top d""'k •Int n.nJ · ~ '" ,..... ------..,., ... ..,,.,,,, l"""' piano nun ers, w · Cou c h , lovese3 l & Mon·Frl, 9am-lpm & Penionnel. 8Sl·9CM1. 4121 •""" "°" Ch p P~dl~ree 2-4:30pm. Wmt.eriy Place, Ste 102, llJO. 963-2518 ~ • matching r haar ~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,..... Newport Beach. 100% ·--------• · new. IJumt orange -· Arab Coll. Bay. 6 mo oltl T~.-.£1~ ............ id AKCCocker F. 6mos. f175-ll3> ______ at11lion SISOO farm .--.-....... n,.,.,_. ·· A.NTIQUESALE .,,00 s.rwkes. e.c.. 1r011 & Gtoti •" · Ott.omtln, nubb1e natmt'al 5411-1815eves 2'820uPontDr,Jrvine. Walters f& Waltresaes Lights. Hardware, &4S.JR32 rabric.34in sq ~. 5yrs Palomino , 16 2 E.O.E. Mff/H needed parl time . Hooka,Balbflxturn,ga., Adorable puppies. Mom· 631·5748 ___ haoda, &eld 1tood dli.· llmdla ool)'. 5 days per & electric s hades, art nue Dobte. Dew claws re Donish modem dining ta pos1llon. ex per rldt"r TOLL week. Private Club. glass , c h i n a and moved . De·wo rmcd. ble . I.Uk. 3Sx.55 " t>X· 54&-3M2_. ___ _ COILEC,01 -~-------t furnitS'Jii.rvAN'S S'&•.846-2157 pands to 97" Excel. II i'il•Qooodal0'5 Waitress' Wanled, full 1ZS7S.MainSantaAna A.KC Gldn RA!trlever Ul· rond.4chrl.545-Gl. .. ................... .. 044 SI z Ume aDPlJ El llaudor Sat6Sun lMPll ter, beaut puppies. call Brand new unuaed 2 pa~e Sofa I fl , brown. told • SI, ...:.......:i. IO Nwpl.81Yd.2Pll·5PM. ' 541""174 fordetailall33-1'1B _ 1s· aectlona l + 2 orancefloweredpaltern, ,.._ 1~~~~~~~~~ Pit Bull dbl 1 matcNnc Oltomans. rust beiae bac111round $90. TOLL PREE Stateo(Callfomla,Dept. Waltreuw/carforwiclteq,;; pupa, reg s. veJvet plush.$425.Qrnbe tarse coffee table 125. m4ll31·179Z ofTramportaUon will be bullet lunch service Male, Fe=.';;. 5 ee n even 1011 " 8:l&h ln aood cond. Call atteptinl appllcaUOO\I l :»lpm, Mon-Fri. Eam 3tlft AnouaJ A.nUque aale ~.Ph . 751-1378 54M'l"12. l!.60. f'1J'lt ,1 ~,,.,a . Ca !001 ModM•ry 8071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tennis & Swim Mem MOVIMG SALE bc:.-ntup Mesa Verde <.:.<; ..., Call 546-4070 Olamond pwlCb press, 31 -------- ton. w/Osc ha appr. Rheem horazontol ga1oo guard Bench master 2· firnace hke new '200. '75 ton prel\S, 3&4 bitn.k drill Suzuki TM 250, xlnt preMel. 11 WlllS 4 whl oond MOO. 7~1 can.a, 4 sangle spindle d r 1 11 pre .. 11 e" • 2 am Klag Edward M1llermal&c ware·feed ~ 4-pc place .el· we&den. l1l1P SLCJOea. _..,~ 83:J.9l990tr648-3213 187 yda ol y.UO. tweed Mn 11 • • w IOIO cpt. almolll new. Best of. ....................... ,.. ..... 7-..0130 L.UGGACH T A•S + yards used sold from)'OQrblll1neucard. tweed 1bag carp el Smd one card fM e•cb MMD8 U. pl.a one spa.re. We -----retura permaoe atly Wool, Rand k>ome<I ~aled attrac11' e Ug & Kmg bed.lipread, apncot atrap. meet.inti airline 69Qki.SlOO.~. _ l D. NQUlremeat.. Pre· vent km .. theft! For a penona.hzed taa encloR wallpa~r. rabric or "Day Clo" paper " we wtlJ bactt & u1m your t.aaas. Or try two cardl badt lo back PRJC&<, S2 ea or JtSS 4 !'> taR\ SI 60 ra b !ll4 '> SI 50~·a lltormon·SI llJt-a Salt" Ta~ lndu<led floOCARD'' Draw )'our •Jwn or !it'nd nume. addrt-i.' phonv &. ,.,.·11 malo.P om· 1·a rd 1)4.'r l<il( Atld 25> •«•\ h ~1'ld <'hl·~:k ur monc~ or dt-r lo PILOT ltlHTIMG I' O Hox 1560 <h>U Me.a. C.1 !0i211 WANTED TOP C'AS H l>OLLl\I{ I' A I U I-' 0 H Y 0 l R Jf-:WELllY, Wi\TClll-:~ AJ(f Oli.I li:CTS, <.iUl.I>. Sll.\'EH St-;HV I!' ... l-1Nt: FUHNITl.Jt<Jo. & i\N'l1QU t:.'> ~·Z!OCI tw Sale: Antique din, 2 pair walnut. Portable ' l}'JJeWn&.« Remmlngton C2). Several lbl Jmps. Obi. bed w /bookcaat' hdbrd. And 10 forth. Thtlrs . ..SUn. 1423 Alpine, H.B. Nr . Adams & Delaware left Ames off Dl'lawar•· N.sorll-d Sile:. of u:,od rruru blinds . Beige. SIO lu SJ:'> Ca II li73-1!MJ I Amen r an Airlines S<J', • d1 ,count 1·oupons for s.'lOl•a 10 640-4!>46 lrvu'!f' OlH~t (;ountry Cluh mcmbc:r,h1p Heasonu· ble 640 -n:n eves MENS C LOTHIN C: U:L'\u.re and vested su1h. 'Port Jackets, s lack:,. ' 1>h1rts. me dium an1I larg~. 1>0mt' new and llk1• nt-w ~H'''· hat.i.. 2535 c;n ·Pnbriar J.n, C.M ~Jl SIU' comm1•rc1;il Snapp(!r Hotary I.awn Mowt•r l''..-d very hlllt· Slli5 fA2 337!1 COPY MAClllNF: u~ any paper .• , rnce 962 7033 ar Kmg O' Lawn front - ----throw m ower. $85 CA.Sii PAID lor gold, 6'2-3379. • • &Liver. diamond.'>. ruble:., - ------ ,.mer alds. sapph1rei1. POWllllDGB $60 . l li14 Gold Exchange 642.J379. 49'28470 Call ror appt. --h --l..adaes full leoclh w 1te R £ M 0 D E L I N G Lyrut coat. $3500. Worn KITCHEN ca:e. t88-799' Like new . Ash cabineta, &IS bll In oveo " cook top. S200 or Slall\..._ Steel waterlesi; best offer. 892-1832 cookwarest.llllnlhebox lOanien Grove> ~. ------------ •WATERFALLS• Natural, self-contained, akillluUy crallM from voluruc boukien Bnan 6U-0704. •BENOAL TIGER , SKIN• floor or wall rnouol, a ·2 ... Perfect cmd.. '*°· 714:337-..014; ~ 337-4Mi # .-.Sdaffct: from October l.St.oNov-Sl25-SUO weekly. llut &Show . Nov. 1·3 , !i>ettlm,llin.Collles,lov· --------- • ._ embetl,lim. be DHt, peraooaba. • iz.t:JOPll. Sunday 12·-0. abMpell, aab&etwbl $:i0. Dinln& table w/6 cbalrs,I_..._. ..... .,.._.. ...... .,.._....,..,.._.....__... ..... ...__.....,..._._... ..... ._._... ..... ._._... ..... 113 1 ....-Y 411W11tic, CaU t'79-07C'7 R e l a I I C I e r k s 8-M07 servinl cart/bar. lamP1 • .. CammoCapbtrano For furUter lalormaUon Ill IOam. for appt. ......... Dnl\ 8 bunk bed. MS-1197 • a.a lAltaa Nlpel call ,... ........ -O.ulich at Audl ..... ump, ...,.,.,It tan· C ood NOJl'&SSEVER -·....->~,.,....-r..o• WaltreH • Ho•t .. tH tm.Bueaa ar · Rec. AK Toy P It , Wkbr ~ w/COUDtry --------• ~-~~-~-~~~.,,~-1 wmled hll Ir Pff, Da-. le:ma&e, chocolate, 6 mo. ...._ -'-a ..-. a1Dt •........ 1 ,_ w/peller'IS75.MS-llll ._.._..., ~ SILX IC .,,""" .... n · Jr Tow 'l'nat!t Drhen tll• ts &vtt Avail. Appl)' la ADUqp coin operator -----------1 eatd.tG415Z . ...... aNIU-CG&or t•x· ..... 4. Top f:'· Apply ~DO .... calla. wnlltreetpianodat.ed Poodle nay Toy, AKC. Ule. hU·Ume l"laa G•W Tow na HOB Jo117 Roltf' ....,.urut J9 Qood coad. SZ500 male, abota, aprleot, ~ a1ae ....,_ IOfa, .. ,.. ... .,. o.m.w..,,C.ll.ic.1252 •ot So. COHt Bw1 ........ ·~TIM . charnplonllne.ITMCm vh111. llh ........ _.;.... __ ...;;...;.. _____ , ........ _., .. 1417 laaek Bar Attendant TllA.INEI! YARDMAN· ' H ndiome maulve Doxlea Mln. red 8wb ---------• ...... for privu.e club. rmtal 'Jd. m&..i be In· Wanted: Drum pla1er ~ oek buffet l200 AKC. Shoh. M·l175. ..... 1111 Por lntenl•• eall t1JU1..-,800dw/people, Ji.lllorpunkbaDd.C.11 Xhtlwoolwallbanalnp F·SIOO. ~5. Adora· ..................... .. ..... mech, lll11lon Viejo for detall1. _!•-drew 1 r 0 m o ax a c a . ble. Wrla . ...aer, IWWtare, •-i::=::=::--t ..... 111.ZSIJ ......_..,.._ . Marlmtltflo fram9d AKC Lab Pu pies. miac • Ponche paru l'IOCllCLlla 'J'YPIBl'WANTl!:D: l\o5 WAMl'mDllYll panels. 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L.rt r•n\l• Molurt'aft Oo In WMll'r hull el Ill .-all.=-"' Coe a loo, lr1 c '' i.n1-'l't'1>atni. 6111 81'11 1. ~ll'Oft <'.t&eSJ.• ..._.....,... l'A'J10.P00t. Wt:AT.:a. '° lllillf'CW .. bome only I 1 • tOlO (!;,,::.--· •• fi1"41!d, .... ' p L~llfl llOI -----••••••••••••••••••••••• .... sru, .-t Xllll I o.doar &rd Avlari . MAY MAJIMI ~ p . _.. fllLS ..U Wit, l 'aS 'd ' S7S The trtMlluonal heavy du ..tt.CailMl>-J91 ty. Uliht••l•bt m11rtnl' -Wayne Tenru11 Club 'amlly m e mb"nh1p. jlJUO. 1eo.am ,._ & 0t I IOto ~I n .. T~ .. s:i lpl ~ r vt·~\l ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ~ -• A.IAhcwlwd Olli.tr 8rh1lc>I Servi<'ft. 1714 .m 8.541 •ZODIAC* PORT A MAHIN1<: 1NF1..ATA81.F. ROl\TS l!B25Colleat!, C.:011u1 Mc111t YAMAHA. deluu prof 1714 )MO W70 =. Model U:tHS . <.io Bout truLlcr, ncctb etlony. $42-2639 wor1t. (OO For Sa.le: Grand piano 5rt M2·5841J """ bnullr\al OM-O'#Mf but I• eompleUly •...S with tull c:Nl1· 1111 CHr 11aeludlnl 4. T!H1' TRAJLER•1IP1 6. t'Yll.ndet' dleMl entlne, ~ itove. Ice bO•. nJUw l\ar1in1 Jib. wheel Im.• aM.175-1642 _ ...nn11. YHf'. Oto', leak ,. .. Star atll Like Ni W, lllttl1ur. ruu cover• If .u w•. IO mJ . you are looltlnt for UJ-6181 -ualaa •Pffl•I you --~ muel uci lhl1 boat. "1V nit Trani Va n, 1uper '52.HO will con11d"r dl.x, fully waded, 3 mo. rnall•r boal in tr•dc . l3t00furequlty. &U·912..! PhllM<Tl4 >~ T ......... Trwvel 9170 t;aoLana., i1 ,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• <..'hr'>'• 'T7 .. au.ooo um Altltteam. zm twin. c.Ja Z'1 'T7 '!Ty Gl k lcQ or xtru, httle u•e. Cal 2 zt '7$dal tuk .xi. ISi. JO '74 Try 120k S7~3Sll Manner YMcht. , • 675 im a.It for Ton.y 1 ravel Ex 28 & 101t20 -----Cabana. SelJ or trade for .. ::;.:.,., 9070 R. v 646-4130 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i5 Comfort. xlnt cond. SUPS AVAILAILI 8'x30', fully self con YAC.: Newport 64&-~l tamed. 64.2· ~ s11111 Avail Cilll Judy or Harvey 842 4844 Wantallpor moonna for 36' sailboat Bob. 83.1-1361 51tt mooring, 2tlft boal. Npt Bch. Sell SlS,000 t ,.,.. d c R . V . P . P . 2 ta.SU-8445 --- l1M1 classic triuler. $475 Student f ixer-uppe r &t&-0623. 6' 1-83711 tllO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 rail trailer. xlnt cond. k ep t In garnge $300/0 80 6'Hl609 Steve /Jwjo S«Yic•. Pcrh & AccHIOri•s 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• owe r, hon\ thro w , aftaman. "5. 541...MBS llln. Weber Circa 1009 Swan AOF. Ulte new $1M>. SUOO. ()It reuooablo or-New Barient lOA winch !!f2·P• 960·1673, rro.~749I lmal Dock avail ltlullJ 1n __, uchange rur s uili ng MIW PARTS & S.ti:RVICI'; HOURS 914: Bra & car ~-· ColorTV ps. 831·112'7 ~U-ibt ...__ Marine engine by ~tar time Ope n to ideu. ...,, _.., Marine, s mall block ~ "1nl.cond. SIOO Chevy V·8 w/quallly -----.- -2511 tranamiH lon, forward. Slip. side tie .. 20 fl Sail or TABl.£-UI custom · asbwood, 1" elate. >11 •cent incl 'd + 3 .... US. PIANOS neutral. reverse. tixtru llC)eed. Av1ul. now• Bal Upripu. Grands aienerator •complete in· Isle. 67~ cua. llOO firm. •SpineU atnunent.. ~/bit ofr ...._ s,.ect Ir 531·11810 SW tOIO PLano •t ~ ,_ -·o ······················· a&ove O"Keefe • lier· -... -.. ..,v.. J "''-I Ill. ses. C h est of 6Refia1ahla• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "76 et.,. 400cC' _,,. u--<1•-11 8 11ood cond. Sl 100 ...._,.. 135. Crib 6 mat· ._.., .--.u> ...,.,, • • 22' NA offshore, 225 hp ., ll'flN 110. Mirror S12. M0-1155 OMC 1/0, trlr. xtru . 673-09ill _ ~ bed l20. Dinette W,.. 1091 552.8924 •. Bab)' ltedll. 543-2987 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ....._._ IMb, s spd, 3111 ~eel Sundance 200's, (:opler, typewrl l e r with Look bindings, SlOO. SC22:00, typing stand, ..:.551.;;._.J:M2;..:..;:;_· ------ tter mea calc ula t or , S,.tb;Gioodl 1094 lfeatbklt HW·8 and ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~· 4 boat cradles, ac· Schwinn Exerc:ycle. like cordian, 45 yds new rust new SlOO Carpet. S7J. L003 . Ca I.I 546·40'70. 9nited Airlines 50% Dii; Col.ct-i o unt Coupons, $:'i0 -~ each. 14). 5J6..0069 Cktobcr 27 28, llrs 9.::; ~-BUY , SELL, TRAl>f: Msc1l•1a• reuturing weapons anti . Wtllhd 1011 que and modern. war re· *00' Sea-Ray Weekender lm ma c . co nd . Profession ally m ain taJned. Ma ny extras . Twn 454 Crusaders, very lo hrs. Owner mus t sell, purchased other boat. $33,000/080. <8arn 5pm > 540-3383; ufl 6, 6'0 7822. ------- Q.ASSIC CHRIS 1965 17" ull varnished m u .: h L I k t• ne w $7,!iOO t Ofrer 631~. fi75 1:193 Tt1ny Tt • _, arlatlcMt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca +1n, Salt/ ..... 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAMTID Shell for t971l Ford Ranchero Ca II 7S 1-8967 l''ord "'71 Tustin Cu11tom 100. excellent conditio n. 494-9428 ·72 VW t·tunvcr, bubbll' lop, new cng . tirci-.. t:let' ltl' hox, $2,500 046 H234 Motoriud lllces 9140 ....................... Open 7a.m . 'tll 6p m Monday thru Fr1d11y CIOIJed Sat. & Sun Effective Mon. 9 /Z417ll SADDUIACK FORD ZMOS. M.1un, Santa Ana At l.be Corner of Wurncr 546-7070 AMtos for Sd• .••••••...•••.......... IMPORTANT NOTlCETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The pr11:e of item11 advertised by vch1l'le dealers 1n the vch1cll' classified udvnt1:.1ng columns doe:! no\ 1nc·ludt! any upphcable taxe:.. llcens(', trans fer ft.·e~. fmanc-e ('harg('!I, r ..... s for air pollution t·nntrol ch· v1t•e «t•rt1f11·at1on., ur dt• alt•r dtKurrwnt ary 111"1"' p<tralion ch.ir144 .. , unit·~' IJ\ht:r\O H,o• 'p1·11f11·cl Ii~ lhe advcrtiwr !!:!!' ............ !!~~ c.llOmAu.Y 76DATSUM W.W..fwLeN SUper Sick .Pickup •nd C. ltmltY OML Y Shell. 4 apetd. stereo 761 ·1112 c:....U., pollthad map • ..._._.... 9190 J)yua""*S'J ~~1 ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP OOLl.All IOI WrT'HAM for top uted can•foreiin. VOLlSWAGIM dome.Uc• or cl .. 1lc11. If 1a We1tmwt.er An. YoW' car t1 extra clean, ln W..uninl~r see ua YJ RSI' 1 81)3..7$51 638-7880 lf710ATIUM LOMGt• PICKUP 11)1.1 004! bu air Condi· UOflln&. UU.781 ). OHLYS47tt ..wPOa1' DATSUN 818 Dove Street NEWPORT B~AClt UJ..llOO 79 TOYOTA CREW CAB CUSTOM Extra long wheel base. 4 cylinder. 5 apeed, •Ir cond1t1oning, 4 bucket seau, du.rt wht1elli Loaded with extras 7,531 miles 11505431 > SEE & SAVE SANTA ANA DATSUN 200L E 17th Street Santa Ana 558 7811 1978 Toyota SR5 PU , widlx 1hell. 20,000 mt. LI~ new 5 yr/SOK wrnly av all $'i00 559-924 l MAMO MEW! 1971DATSUM PICXUP l4"~ wht.~·lba11c hl'J"Y duty lrU('k. 4 cylinder. <1 speed , buckel seat~ wtutewulL t1 n•1,, hl.'a"> du\y :.leµ\>um1>1·r CZllf.18) SPECIAL! SANTA ANA DATSUN ~l(JI f: 17th !".l rt·t'I SJ11tu AnJ !i~ 7111 I Iii F•>r•I tr1wk pll'kup l'lt"W 1·111: Ill'~ tlrt'' ~150 Cull l'aul. toilf> Ill I!> "I .. <>r...,. <:...ey 29125 Harbor Blvd COSTA MF.SA 979-2500 WllUY CIEAMCilS ANDTIUCIS COHMRL CHEVROLET 'X.°>'llo ·l••I' ' ''"'''"~'\ S46-l 200 Can't Sell Your Car'! cuv1a1M~ PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Used Imports CaU MilteOI' Don llS-1171 WANTED! Late model Toyol u . Votvoa. Ptckupe 6 Vans Call US t.oda)I I " .. ~ .... c .... -" u ... t )0) • S46-t4'7 PORSCHE's WANTED Allow Id the opport.wlJlY lb coor.lder lhe pure~ oc trade-in of your clean l'on>Che Ch~lt wrth U11 Today! ,., • ....,...,.ll..,1 c--. G•""'° ·~.._OJ> ¥••••••••••••••••••••• lies fro m a l l e r a s, ~d collertions. a ny OOU\.')/go\d & 1ulver, in ~ty. lrg. or i.m, in dlan artJlacts & jewelry. llJOd cood. Top s paid. Plus thousands of other taU 714/546-0038, lOam lo items loo numerous to :a· Croiser!> Im· Cud1Jy cabin. Wllh \ra1ll·r t'ully eqwpped 2250MC I 10 Aslt1og $10.~00 Mu:H sell!. Ca II 546 41Y70 1 9 l'tl<'h moped, <100m1, $450 646 7546 9520 1---------------GMC '77 >1.-TOH AUTOS WAMTB> alt for Vit.o. mention. Come to the Orange County F a ir l.odlacoldcr MK l. 10112 ';u t ta c ar f or m y &ood cond. w/new Mere li1rthday·rnUbt i.cll '71J 7~HP . flOOO fi r m . BalavUll Moped. 50cc . -...aeaft6PM Xlat cond. 13~. Call ia•l uaed nyloa Grounds. enter .rate 3, MO aq y ..... Slld· Artia114D Or., C.IC. door ...... 2 rode. DD 1JrJa bike. ~357 S.A. 06d model -J4'SIAUY,N ~. uk for Bryan. Wanted lo purchase WW JI souvenirs . Me t a lb, swords. h e lrn e t !I, ~le (t,Apee1ally looking • forGerman 1tcmsJ Prlv collector 55 t ·44fi4 anytime ___ 963-_1628 Sl2.000 730.2027 Puch Mu i-Sport Moped, Silver and Black. 900ml. Exercycle cycle. Scars 1976 Sea Ray Weekender . new m June. ~/080 heavy duty. New $60 w/trlr & dry :-.tor age 7515116,646 1043 eves 631·5748 .,pace m Dana Point On ly 135 hrs . 235 OM<.:. 2 101 Pt•ugeol mopeds, loaded w all '<lras ind good l ond 1t wn S:.!50 VllF & A UF r .111111~ •·Jth H4~174!Jl Churter arm~. M odel Afl7. u:.cd hltll', SGO :>46~7 Supcrl, l'Ond Pvt l'I y KIJ XIHJ wkdy., MO I' .. :1> •.••..••.............•• 56 PorschP S1wt•d ,, ,. r Or1e111al. :i~t> A cu~. reblt. X1Dt cond. $14.000 or b••t otter. Call 213f172..5174. MGA Coupe. No engine, mtransnus!l1on. $50() 642.3379 '50 Qlevy PU. "'1d1• w111 dow. all on).\ . nu •·nit & pd.Int $;11011 !'l52 OUli-1 fl} MUMJn~: C"um 1·rt 1 hl1• 'tint eond1t 111n ~JUOU :AH Hf>J.S f'IOCUP W1ih deluxe a.hell! ~~r:::'9~rt= pric.e for qwclt tale. Ctll!M) .. MSLIMC>ttS IMPORTS l~llARBOR Ill.VO COST A M f:.'iA 831-9300 IJon I lr»dt: sell U3 your ui.t'd Mercedes Bent o.u ...... o.a ... ,_. ..... ,..._ wmtlL. ..... Vlcjolm,_.. . ,..,, ... .................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9701 ...........•.......•... ----------!-,c\Vf: ';A.<; lo JI·•" m1 w I h I.. .. h T ,, y" I J n D&IVmYI UAll llLICTIOM °'M1Wlt7t JJtl'• •••• AUIODICll '1 .. STOCtll ~ &oday ·We alao may have that pre·o•aed BMW you art Jooklnl for ! 131·Z040 4tM94f OIAMel COUNTY"S OLDIST IOI McLAalH•s & 8l50 N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA l.'i Ill. No. of SA Fwy> 17 I 4 tl2~5lll Sunday by APP'· '72 BMW 2002 , fm/cusette. Burgundy, 1tandard t rans $3&50 Call ~ 4606 or eves 546-Ul.9 "72 3 OCSL BlulBllt Rare roe orig 1036 Offer 642.-0IM '68 \SlO MOROON PP Xlnt Shape In ft Out Sac ~ 751>-0209 ---c.,n 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 CAral V6, 4 11peed tra n11 & steoreo. Excellent cond1 l.IOn. ~14.K.X W I ONLY$2499 MIWPORT DATSUM 888 Dove Street NEWPORT Rf:ACll 13).1300 73 CA.,RI V fl <t 1>Pt'l'd. rullyt· wheeb. radio and hf'j t1•r l.l>Olt~ and ruru. great IW1JLT S'799 9C:.WITMAM WOLDW .... ,..W ... miwerAve . In Wmtnu.nater C U '· l t. HI . fl. [J,'\f 1P• . ,.....,-.. 1 Tl .... ..... IJ .,2.ATIUM ..._...,. ·ez··car. A•~. llr eoodltlan· 101. 1t«eo. ru1 end l o ok• dye un ite I .OA.11) Pftl IOlwmtAM VOLalWA ... 7DW••\wtwAvt.' loW....uut« --· ... ,., I '71 OA.,,.,.. ZOOUCOWI Automatic trane.. e lr cond., All/nl .._, 4' iow die&. aDOUJ 0 ). .... o.IJ$4ffl ...... .... /I .. •• 21.50 Hatbor Bl., C.JI. 645-1700 '79 DATSUN 2lllX COUPE 8 cyUnder, aut.omatlc. • air ClCIOditionia&. AM /FM s tereo, eteel radials. Nislan ma p . Extra nice vetucle, very clean. 12 mo.112.000 mile service contract availa ble . EJ)WKL) $9999 SANTAANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th Street SarU Ana Ml-7811 lf710ATSUN 12 I CMiX COUPE Looking for mileage'! nus one has a 5 speed trans & 1s in excellent rond.luon! UOOVN H ). ONLY $3999 HfWPORT DA TSUM 888 Dove Street. NEWPORT BEACll lll-1300 '78 DATSUN 211SX COUPE ,....._..,. .............. " .. ~~· 131·1880 '76Capn II. V 6. 4 .. pd. PS. ru.st inr-/\M f'')f t'a~:.. 4 sptkr\ new lJret>. m.a~~ "ilrut.\ .• ur '\hock<; ""JY b.u-dnl S35l)J ~ 19411 1leel rad ial Ure .... tachomd.er. Only l.TAIZl mt.les 1573UNS > ~160 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th Street Sant.a Ana 5S8-7811 • DlaTWAMTED Su1lable for ~ardenini:i TV. Radio, HA. Steoreo 8098 ........•.............. Cun pickup. Mesa Verde l~uutaful ~ .. RCA <'tolor llrca, CM. 540 5721 'f.V. $l2A. 2 Yr W arr ~e~v~es~/w~kn~ds~. ~~--I free Del. 646 t71!(i 7~ IWlnl'll, :t;1 h<Jrd top ~Lt~~ Ii, ~tlll> lo ~hurt• r<idw. tlt•JJlh i.ound1•r . l·ompa ~!>. c•;i hy load tandl'm tra1lt·r. :WCI hr:.. I 10 merl'ru1scr. all xlrn t•anva.s. m .. nPw , $10,S.OO 64:!-~. 675·33116 ·1H l'cugt .. 1t, likt• nu 11~1 rn:w ~C::~':S' 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ MBZ 220 S. v1•ry dt· .. n n KJry V oHI, /\ c I'!-., Pli. autolr .. n,, I<! 1a1.i11 'pan• 4b 0001111 $4.100 li31 ~ IJr S4fl f\597 · car , b40 wood rl.1~h. i.:•I "76 t'r1rtJ (.'oun~·r . l(Ood eng. ni>w «lutch & 1runi. mµg, n1•w tires. u t t·, ~I 54!1·:!745 33,1.(X) ms, I •> p K3tl llOlll 1972 HONDA. <.:ft 125. Woody .50 Ford, fllhd K, orS4fl..lf;()fJt·~t' Coron.i • White 4 door. rt• :..lly dn1 rood . .id body. w n ,. w h r k " t r a n ' w1r1n.c ball < lutc-h I n1•vff got my Lu·, ~ hai. not bei!n dnven '89~ <.:all l"Vl"I> wknd ~ ~.or 1-493-759'2 7 tt V 1,. 4 'pd , ~ n r f . AM l"M <'11,'ltll<'. PS. v.ht blk. blk thr omt.>. 35.M m1 Mu&t sl'll $3700 615 1519 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L..UGI S&.ICTIOH Of AUMODllS SHOP &t COMPARE tt77DATSUN 710WAGON Wh.l~e nor. 4 11Pffd · Ir r cond .. st.ireo u Ctt. ~PS ). · Very good shape. $500. Call Sta wgn, ttd tires & lxtd.)'. ·1 1 GMC Sprint , full 494-4747 Or 4!17 2874 S400Jt0BO thus weekend power. air. xlnt cond POWER AMPS & CROSSOVERS IOll Alfo'-o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY $3999 teWPOIT DATSUN •Dove StNlet NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• POWRAMPS &CIOSSOVHS ~ Audio Products ha1> a turuled number of fac- tory 2nds. Fully guaran teed, only sliRht eos mellc darrw ge ()&; 1 !126 Placentia, C M. 645 2540 Classic (;hns Hay Bou\, -5SHJ9:Jl m»firm 557-8670 a ll varni:.h . rl.'huilt '72 Yamaha 360 F.nduro AUAIOMIO engine. fully restort-d $600 or trade for VW. 4 wt..1Drhn 9550 'i8 Datsun King Cab dlJC. ~.,,.,..,1 !}'71}4l.26or548·6466. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shell. loaded 17.000 m1. Ottno SaJe In Proatas 79 AJSA IOMIO SPll1MT VILOCI BARWICIC DATSUN llJ..1300 ~ Audio Products h1ts a limited number or r11c· tor)' 2nda. Fully gueran· t.eed. only alight co11· me.Uc damage. QSC, l!Yl6 Placentla. C.M. 6'S·25'0 .,... """' m:.n> oCtrl ~ 1977 PLYMOUTH •I 831 IJ7S 49J.JJ7S · 77 DATSUN 2flSX ~we Cello 180 963-2Sl8 C Melody Sax, Buescher Dickel plated, Xlnt Cond. sm.M-7662. Contello Student Accor· dioo, w/3 octaves. $300 Steve 545-1525 OHla ......... & .... ... 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Desk 72a36 1n , f lle cablnets, Jeweler type ltlOW cases, cane back dn, miac lbls, & aec. chn . dy 759·0226, ev~2357 l'rop i.olid hra~:. 221125 ·75 fl ond a C 8 200T, n 11. $50 ~. xlnt cond. S500 2S"OOLOR TV $123 2 Yr Warranty i-'ree Dl.'I. 642 5340 6:J l 57 4H Call 494 5883 :i!ll fl t:hns <.:ran. rct·f!ntly overhauled, ~leep~ 4. good c<>nd. Best offer 758-9319 1!T77 Jct Ski. 20 hrs. $1,275 '78KZ6SO $1000or besloffer $46-4131 ·11 Kawask1 350 good ccnd. $35(.l call aft 5 or wtcnds. 661 3452 1-661·3452 f)-eight damaged 25·· l'OI or console, below dealer cost , i..ave S220 2 yr guarantee. E·Z terms . Garden Grove Appliance 537.6J33 S.16-2911 i8 CX500 Honda , drive Sansui Amp & Sanyo loah.Sail 9060 shaft.water cool,8000ml. ca11s .• Garrard lrntbl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.800. 646-8284 _ ~r spkr&. S400 lakes U.laUna 30. Mint cond i9 750K Uonda. custom .980-6037____ f\Jlly equtpped. Wnvate s eal 4800m1. $2 ,700 2.J'"COLORTV $95. part!· 831·~; 759 73fl8 ~-- l YEAR WARRANTY. Antique Gaff rigged l2' ........ ~ •• ScM/ 64Z-S340. Cape Cod Catboat. Circa ._./Storage fl 60 For sale: 1 Walnut T. v. U182, fully restored. Cusl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• console cabinet sso trlr. Real character 1181J.3'38 ' • boat, and great sailer. Must see. 96.1-5803 M<Yl'OROLA 19" COLOR TV $100. Hobie 16 w /lrlr ft equlp. 54.5-1291. llO>/ 080 759--0630 all. 12 ---......;..=~---• noon. ----- Dale's RV Sales We stand behind what we sell ~ ONE OWNE RS Priv. Part)'. SeUin1 ever· ytltln1 t o o ut.flt a beaulllful office. Xerox t=eleoopiet' IBM u lectrlc MOWISTNITIMI Wl Flber1Jas Sailboat. U t.en. ~ble far;.~ check perfectcond. llOOor Best IT Mayflower ur mini• tnewrit«, Vidor lbe D•Jly Piiot Hel_p a ter. f73.3$47. CB ). 3-4 aleepera, daab calculal«a. walnut In· w-.. da-'&aUon. u .i&PtverTrimaran, air. &bower. new fabrics. Wd11e.dlk•credenu, lllljolt ,_ wut It aot ?Kcomplete . Ab1ohiteJ1 Jmmac. New t Otk dealt, 3h7.21D ., a..,_..._.._..._ ._oral-... u.r.. Cbolce of c®wa. ublu, chu, Ille :"8' 1wr ttrvie• -_..;.~;....;;._;,,;~,;;,;;...--J '900. ---· bdcuet. end • ed iD tlae lob HotM 14 ,.im.ee HILi -~~ ...._. .... ,,~,. Phooe trtr ...!.. dbl t ' "75-"ll Bubble lop vto ' _... 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QOiSPK>. $5511 THEODORE ROBINS FORD JOr.<1 HAAl\OP lll\10 CO!ITA Ml SA 6117 0010 IT 0-.itaun Pick u V. "1111(.'I. shell. 41spd. A l f.:.. AM FM c~SO>O 7141770 1743 '72 Dodge ...,ton 3 JK . otAo,p/1, pJb, Uke new tnMde & out. Runs xJnt S2.JOO.S35-6038 Sunroof. 111r cond .. AM I FM stereo l'usete a. only 1500 rrules. ISl.21 ' SJO,llOO llACH JMPOITS Ml Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 'TT ~ Camino SS. loaded. W/~11. $411C)O, 842.()948, 847-12'3 "18 Alfa Spyder, MU~'T V 9570 SElL. 12,0GOml. AM/FM -tape. red, PP. bell olf•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4'1~3241 --------• • UAMD NIW ------• ''" c .. vaoair 77 ALFA a.oMIO 79TOYOTA 4X4PICltUP Power steering, uir. cU!ltom wheels 4' Urcs , shell 4t: lots more. Must see t7628 ) Sacrifice price for quick 11le' JIMSLIMOHS IMPORTS uno HARBOR er~vo COSTA MESA lll-9100 i9 Ford 4-llA Ranger 4-ap, LUXUIYVAN AUITTAGTt Wlthplwih c:arpet,pancl l? t o choose fro., Ing, icebox. welbar. 2 Wl~) Priced from C u pt a I n · 11 c b a i r 11 , OHL Y $72tt breakfast noo1t. 350va. llACH IMPOITS llJt wheel, chrome bum 141DoveStreet pen ft arlllo. &e.:p11 4! NEWPORT BEACH 0.8lB~y Sl491 75~0900 HOWAIO Che.,rolet IMW 9712 l)(>ve ftQua1IStB ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nt.WPORT BEACll IJl-0555 CREVIER lt77DATSUM FIO s speed trans .. a ar cond • stereo ac 1 local, one ownef" a. very clean car til&5GA). OMLY Slltf llACHIMPORTS Ml Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 71Uf00 76DATSUM Qiper Slick Pickup and Shell. 4 apeed, stereo caueue. ~ maga . OynaaaU.et Cl.C*2l > ~~ v:sw .... 7IOOW ... mi•t• Ave. inWll4mlnetm" s speed, a.Ir cond.Jtionlng, All/FM 1tereo, radial tirH , vinyl inter ior. 91TCD> $.19&1 SANTA ANA · DATSUN 81 E. 17th StrHt ! Saal.a ADI 511-1111" 8-7551 ... .,. --------,.. 210 Z.dr dlx sedao +. 748-210 Jllral. Only aKmi. Best. ~ •. 6'5-IDll apUt window. AM /FM ·77 Dodae 8 ·200, P IS. .unoc .... 538-46So4 P/B, A/C, CB. T /G , &l 'l 6HOA~Y SAMtA AMA HATI:llACI '74 8210 Hatchback, l ll OWMr, lo/m.i. x.ln\ cond. 4 cy ndtr. • epeed , .-.eaUj5'Milr19 AM/Fii, lu11a1e rack • ....;;_-~~-;._.. __ _ st e reo. c ruise. bar. "JI GllC 4xA. Jluns on re1. wndoa. catm lnur. 3811 • Ablolut.ely loaded! Mu1t rei aaa new t\re• • aell We Week. flllOO, Call brket. t'tanl ovh auld. m.amor6TH910 Pha 5,800/080$52-5a'J 835·3171 TIC UUIMATf OlllVM ~ •llSmlMW1• new wbll ew l tires, Red DatMaD 216C).Z '74.,.. 4'7,IOl mllea. l r, w/....od. AM/FM CUI. wry, very nice. "l a A/C, Mlnt ~. Oril' Ki.nd l" 12 mo./12,000 owoer.P.P. SIKml. Aak· nalle aervlce coolract I n I $ • • 8 0 0 I 0 B () available. «mLJU> 71'·H4 ·553'. ••••· '76 TOYOTA l.MlaUISER 414 4 cyllnder1• 4 tPHd , A111Jll ramo + C.8 ,, 'lfd bu, • wheel drtve IOll~hldJl,Jump ...... a.Rb. Oaly ••• .-.... "A Dlemoadl" om'\'Z) $477& SMTAlllA lllSllN -&. l'ft.b lltee\ s.alaAu 611-1111 "1U002Ul SIR ClelGBV) -V C "1SJ002W 4 •P GllGMC > 10 Dod&e an ustom '77•4tpd.tt ll708PV > Conv. a ir, IOOO miles. R9M~/R "''-) fffJ& Takt over payment•. '77-.-u• ~· DIEGOBY ....................... Mk few Alan Ca.ulano at '77 UdA UI ..SZC > S$'7-I051 , a ft s :SOpm. "1HID4ap, Cl38UKH > ~HITA HIA "711mAA/C (lllWJ)Al .JRRI M "71 • GT4 /2+2. Same -.-. "18m.i.AS/ll (Dl"2) DAJSUN bodY aa MW 400 model. ..,. Chevy 6 w /manual a-..1 Alr. Ju&ber, pwr •teer• lnftll, rMr ma,-a, · air llOl &. lTtb 8tnet lnl • bnal. De. 4 paea. ll*a, nu cU.ch /Ulr bitch. .,41MW S.U.Ant 561-71U Llamr7 6 performance. Miit ..U IDk otr -.1451 -2 ._,, Mllomatic, lt74 DATSUN ._. ~ta.oee . ~"';...;,·~-;.:.:;.__· ----· .......... air CDe• 26112+ J .... t11i ,. Ford ~T. van w/alr, dlUoolnC aad more. 1'lda..,. OODd., ••P 6 ·-••• .. •••••••-'- IODI body, bvy duty Qelft l"ll Wion tbf'9CM. llllildtldt. TMuat ls Im· '11 XII, coeoe bra, •llt lr.u.r ld&eh. •1 V .. etll .-.> lmftlelel QlllQP). bit.. tOll.,.rt lard~, .. •hilt. 1IK ml. M500. $4691 OMLY 141ff apd. A111rM a.trtr, • i f7S.e10 v':=. NIWPOllTDAT1UM ~·~:-~'!,u '11 Dodi• llul Con· "*DW•mt...,.Ave. ..,._..,._ .--. lo/ml, Hcrif, '8 ••·'•tr HIWPOn 8&ACH :-... HU • ..-OtOBO, •Tiil ... ,_ __ l .... l_J._1_111 __ _ ,. ....... lowmllee flawte11. Muat see( ..... . .. -. ·-.. . ------. -------. ---·---.... --. --.... -. .._ __ ..,....._.. ____ . -. -------.... ,,_.,,,.. ................ ~ .... ,.... 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WW . tr l•A••· • -· -rick eeic1m1ea •• • •• •1111 ... ,. -· ------_..._ _,,.. .,.. ... ,. 'le..:. Ull CODd • ...., ti 't1 Ill. wp. no ruat Very <mrAKDA du&d1 rebfl ia.ooo ml nke, ssaso or offer ••••• 11W.Mavylllue.rrut ....... wt _,,..... __ . ---- An.Al ~ "'**'" mt ...... ,... ~ coe4.; I ll.HO. A/C, 111111C •--• lm -..... Wood •t erl "77MDl•A Alll ( 111 ~ auett•, , .ul..... mac., v• ... e ng ~ 1 ~ _... ta k • o v • r I ea 1 e vm..1. amtrm Btaupuokt IAUll Mft,,__ ~·.,.; _.. 4 llPMd. al I / I 21 .a,11 0 r radio. 5 apd Needs ..... ... ........ Clue wr.-a.. .... -u.t. mint 2111__... mechanical. Sacrlflctl -._.) -D11uuDke l 1 -for cuh or tr.de for .,., --..: =loa. tU· UU , ..,,~ ... AIC, Alll FM 1tr C&ll1'73·Stlllor615-9910 llttl t.IPf, aarf. p0li1h4'd m••• • .. WITHAM •-. 4 cir W.e aulo • llMIQY utlw_r nru Lo "78 1111 SC Taraa. Jodha ~WA... trae1. PS: All i P'M . mUeqe.l'J$.-OOl5 red, 5apd, P-7's . loaded. -W.t=lertwAve. 9llOO/blt otr 7&09Ha ------~ beauUfulDll.500 751·3696 -..oraftlPM 77 Tara•. bJk1tan. bffl ·--·---9756 ill Wr·' rtw drr . m1111l lldJ 5'7·7983. -_,. ... e •1111 ... .,. ,..._., JOO CD. Mexico ...-••••••••••••••••••••••• '11..-..·cvcc __.. ....._ Loaded. Black ...... 11 2... 11 •1 DEALER IN U.S.A . ._ • u ... ._.... Mi.at cood. Muat sell! •v l ""· a oya, AIC. lo• ....... AM redlo, •t.000. Day• 821 sooo. AM/FM, clean. Sebring ~ IOY tada. cwt upbol .. wood tv.•sm. arn. Camel ant . P .P CARVER ...._. wt.a .. •.ooo « , -.SJ«>. ROUS ROYCE bel&Glr. -.7'1J 41116EL. 1'75, bro. xlnt • cond UK ma, $13,500. "181\aboTaraa Blackon ~=" JIN 8aDda Accord, auto Dl·l4.5.1Lq8ch Black, 2800 mJles. Must ........... mMe CCllllrol. •Int cood. see! $45,000. Days ClOSEO SUf'IOAYS 22.000 mllea. $6300. 'S7Mercedes ~. ~NOO. Eves&c5-8640. - oa112111111 IT'S WORTH THE TRIP. -......... w.•• '° ...... ... weooe.... n•Cllf MM.....,.._ ~ --OADN LAC. IMC • --~ ...... ""°""'°° COITA_,. AllCJllP C'1Wllt.s.l7Mbwtnl-5. rebkeat .• lood cond. · -Saab 9760 0 ;~ 0 ... _ ..... MOOG. *·3Clll 914 1972 2 Litre. rebll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ·~• ~· ~p. ~~M. dual We~~. '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: $1,IOO or Best offe r '9 190 SL new mterior, orl a. owner. $42SO. Sill I" .... peint, duome, AM I FM. 644-S3t6 71 Honda CVCC fl. 750· 5'9--078818 __ 9_1_1 _SC_:_Lo_w_m_I. P7 ·s. ~apeed.1oodcood. ·es MBZ 230SL European. Air, lea tber. E t c . __ Sl5CIO __ ._MS-_s_19t ___ _. 4 spd, 2 topl, AM /FM. $!2,llOO/OHer. Minl cond. a.'500. fJ73.:M86 Dea.ler 1.23YKD. 00·0696 Demo Sale ln Progress '79SA.AI TURIO Wilh AM /FM Stereo cassette & low miles. C972.1 >. $1l,62S SOMETHING DIFFERENT! ! ta ,----, *D* I t I I •• I I I I I I I 2 ACIE I USED I CAR I FACILITY I llW I OPEil! I I I 71=A I I Chrome wheels, air I I cond .. 6 1peed. s tereo & 1hell. I ( 1 L38iM3~ I I '5295 I I • I I' • SffOAl • I I 74Pln0 I I HATCHBACK. auto.1 trans radio & rune I great! ceoon. l.OOlf I , 1199 I I • I 1----------...-----....---_. ......................... --------11 7-:;:' I I New engine. clulch. I JAfiUARS XJ6Ls. XJ l2Ls acXJSCoupes lllcJlt colors available for irmnediate delivery. TEST DllVI OHi TODAY!!! ~ ----2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 '79 XJaL. Jmmac. Drtt 1reeD. Low mileaae . lll,400. Call 675-7570 '1'1 SedM: Jtl>.Rare. Im- :.~~ 2SJC '71. white. tan int .. auto. very clean. New shocks, exhaust, llres. M000.640-4628 '742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.1t87. '77 llGB abarp, loaded. "72 Jq, yellow, XJ6, xlnl 16,000 miles. Leavin1 'o n d l t I o n . S 5 7 o o area. Debbie, 552-3767 n.1e.1~.La1Bcb. •74 110 llldcet. lo Very clean '•• XJ 6, mUeqe, very aood coad. eo.ooo mi., see to apprec. $ll50/besl. 4117·1.ll02 $7500. 673-1439 "JI llidcet. beautiful blue. is XJ& .• 4 dr.; 6,600 ml. U.OllO mUea. Xlnl cond. ~car driven by $C'750.546-8088orla-2570 er.ec. who left company. ~--' Burl\IDdY with tan inter. -744 ~~~ thru Fri., 9 lo ... •••;;:·;;;;••••••• MG• '7l Je1uar XJ&. High More people buy lhe mileage, in good cond. MGB convertible than -"Sl500 __ 67S-484 __ l ____ • any other convertible! ,,__ 9712 See US beforeyou buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74'>'a Jensen Healey conv. Ye l /tan. R adia l s . Cus,atereo. Ski rack. Alarm. Xlnt. mech cond. Records. Great MPG. $5,950 ./080 .Br · etl.97M126 ;41,-1 Jemen, 2S.OOO mi., l owner. am/Im 8 track. roll bar, immaculate, TODAY!!! 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 UJ0.3-20lil 76 MGB. O /D. wire .,_ a..i...t-9734 wheels. FM cass.. cust --paint. Jmmac. $489S. ....................... 498-L3&0 LtMISILICTIOH --------• --··-.... s1 1918 Maroon. MG Midget _.. " --' 32.000 mi. new top, xlnl Allmodelall I cond . $3,000 OBO. S3MM7 a,.t •746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 OPEL llJUBEACHBLVD. MAllTA COUPE HlJN'l'[NGTON BEACH 4 cylinder. 4 a peed. 142-2000 radio, new whitewall --------• tires, bue kel seals. ... : Greet cood. Brllbt red and road re· -nRll ady. Ga s-Saver ! 551"°'99 (1181110) ..... ----,-111-· R•& ....................... "1111.auda RX71Kml. 69-7'7Mdl)'S ukforDavid SANTA ANA IAlSUN 'Tl lluda lllaer, pwr 3J01 E. lni.Street ....., pwr brb. Xlllt SID&aAna $51-7811 cm1.-. m.mo. 'L ........... -...f?40 ii llanta, racl.na narea. -•I I willll. apolier, rebll eQI 1111111111n--••••• +many atra t . .._'71,.. ~/best otr. •mz _.._ _._.... cbs,a.4'111Hes __,./M!Je.~CAD· ..... ~. Uke newt '71 Opel GT, miDl coed. fm'r) 1 ''"m. mUe NewU,.., bM1. .-0/blt ... ...,. fb.m.7541 •8P10MS --------• .. Oltll ....... VD. OOSl'AllDA 611·1176 LASTC CE 1979 N AS s s • RESERVE YOUR 1980 HONDA NOW FOR EARLIEST D.ELIVERY! I I brakes. etc. L<>e*s & I r uns like ne w . 1 (630GVO) I LOOll! I s299s I I 71PINTO I I Au to trans .. ll'tr I I cond . only 20.000 I miles. radi o . 1 <303TS~ I 1. s319s I I • I I 7'Wll I I e cvt. ena.. 4 epeec1. air coftd. a .. .,eo I I tape. en= I ... I 5 4199 I I I- I 77=A I 1 a speed.~ atereo I I & tape. epeclat wheeta. (4106PV) t I s4;;, I I • I I 77MTSUN ' I s cy1 ~ speed. I I.air cond stereo,. I I spoked wheels. (029SMU) I I LOOI! • I s745Q I. I • I I 71TOYOTA I PICKUP& I C'Nfm I I s speed. S18'eo. tape I I & only 21.000 miles (1K77S41) I I s499, I I • I I 79catONA I I DEMO I 14 DOOR. au10 trans . I power steering. air I oond . stereo. radials I & warranty (871 4) • I LOOS! I I '6039 I'. I • I 11 76 C.AD1UAC I CCUE DE VILE I I White on white & like I· I new. Fully loaded! (935N YE) I LOOI! 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'"'' la *9d fOJr ,........ -· -All/rll,laf.r•clr .•• , ••••• ••r•. =•z· •-H· caeau A ~ dll""'Y' ... ua.....,.. .-. 1w,..._ n•t•/r .. tatortor . .,. • 1 _.. tnM. • .,.., • 1_,.1,.. a1e1 10U"-· '7t Cont . w t lot ml, ...-JC> .... nu ..... LIKC IU&W I Ul"I.... Tt1 ,. 9767 TODAYlll AMt rM •t•uo UH. 'M ... 8Mlll.11Kml. A6tl ......... -......... .-.Q). • •P••d, lllatchroofl ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ... maa.atit ~~·~·11••• IOIWllMAM '76•••• MlwCW,Q.ttl AM/Fii 1t.reo. 1te• 7ITMIOOdrond -..;:;;, 'T7 VW Rabbk, ruet a..J. ' YGLllWAW Dl.._.()Mfe h ,..cl ... fl ~;~·~:!t P.P leatOffer llr. a&1CO trw., am/fm '11 Babb6t Oil Delu.u, k> .,..W ... mlnt w Avo • ....... ~ ... ; ~ .. MV9r .UBE> u __ l110Gl'llH 02IO ............ .-o. Call ml, IOk ml. 5yr ........... . ~ c 0 D d It I 0 0 IUIOIWW •• c 11 . ...,~ mUe Hrvk• ..,, spulre, \ow mu..... ~ ..... --.011. i:r..=-· 11t00/olfet. •1111 ... 7. ------------~."' ...a111 OCllUtdavaUab&• Jdntrondl MIOO. ~::ld. 1111 SUp • .a.eu.. R.btt. 'M vw Con •Crow.C.b PU. IOI WIT'MA.M ,. Oorolla, lo IDA, u tm $4511 17"'51 979•2500 =Rum 1ood. '1800. tnde for .;:~bvC = '11 ,......._. Broucbam, a1at opportaal&y, 1brt. term I•••• or buy. loaded. lo/ ml. PP .. .,., YO&.alWA... lat .. -~·. S4IOO l)y ''17 TR'I, ANt rMu.t•. 6ca.b. IC'7·MS'f 1D--.&n.'-'Av•. ~PhSD-_.. SllJA &1111 A/C, 5 t pd. Z'fmpt, JI.lat 76TltUMPM 'trrl"A.STBACK 7•YWDASHa , ---·-· ...,. ..t.-..rt ev• _ -1 N4!edl worlc. '150-0BO. • Bur: Snrf.,rblt. en1. · 4 door Deluxe 1tatlon ..... __ .. _, r .,, •'oroaa W•1on . •• """3128 ~ m t .. -' a~ " IAftllM _,. . ,...,_ • I.II """teen· w.,an. 4 1,..S and •Ir ' la19 AM1'11, AIC, PB. lut· hlUn V.-ylb&lpyellowcoupe. . Call Ml·~ or ~ ... 1-1 ••• Clean and -p1u11c*.11.aooeu.mt -•• , ...... __ , 4..-ct.alrcondlUonlna. •1119 ....._._ ..... '11 El Dor9Clo Convertj. ble, ''* bUedod, loaded wlt b eQulpment , ex· ,.,... 9761 _, •·' w-..~ 1toreo cueette. J,ow VW • Havlq ll'o'1ble tell· _ _..;.. ______ NnlO'e&t ! U87RXHl -·•••••-•••••••••••• i4 Ollrolla llOOc<'. n-. ~A.Ao ~-71u mlleace, and a h arp ! !QI your car7 Try ua Top '74 Bue • 4 sp, All/PM. SJffl ~ cond.Woa. Best of· fec.4M-o187 77 nm.ya ~~~•till &eta tf7'TOYOTA ~ dollar Pa.1d fororNot! AIC. 39,000 mi, mint. IOIWfTHAM •••• ,. .._ -·---·co•-HttS Brina >'<IW' car to Jim Sll!O/bltolr.«l-9275. YOLISWA• .. -"' .,....... IOI_... Marl no Volluwaaen. '75 C9d Coupe OeVille, laodau. All/J'M a uk. Wt wbl, lthr aeata. xlnt con4. 15.000. S4$-0tll8 aft 5Plll COJCA CT "T7 Corolla Sport Cpe. &.aadanltrant . Cb.Mtl• """"AM 11711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt· "74 BIC. Fewest cm. New 7t00Weelminater Ave. ,., .. ~••-, -•-~"'•t•·-lO.JOO llll, alt, AM FM, 4 •low mU• lelaRF<;> Y()U(SWAGIH in1i.oo Buch • Aak for P\relll Urea. Excellent ... 7~1Westm.W~_7880 -----..,.. oalllU.f "'"" 'Pll "'10 N0-'11'7'3 Mew 0.., $4 ttl 7tOO Westmlnlter An •'rank Marino or Tom cood. 11.000or bit. Lo m1. _. -....., ~ "= ~·~~ 'D Olllca, ,,_ 1ood. xlnt Mlrsit .,1:1WeslmlM~ 7....,,. Aikin. _•_aoo_. ______ • ·73 Squarebaclc: Re bit Dnv• aod y°"~e Gotta m11 .. 1e. Sl.000 c u h ..... / .. •... _t_•_ ....., . ....., 71 VWIUG 'T7 Bua. automaUc. AM· enc Xlnl cond. S200 '78 F1eetwood Brougham Buy!" (4UTRR I u llHU'l 2110H.at64~17u010.c a.. _,Harbol'81vd. Yolla..... 9770 Sport~ R«aroaeat.1. FM1 llt.ereo, on11y 24P,OOOP 0 80 97S·l636, eves Loaded' Xlnt cond mo tlJ, oUJe M"rv1c. ·~· 4 dr. 21 ml per .. COSTA MESA •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• 4 •peed. radio. heater. rm n . runs x at. . . IJIU.-rl 18.750 ~1 ask for "~ ivaUa.bJe 1tal Body fllf'Cb .tn\ s.\Vt! OAS! 'M Corooa, 979•250_0 7 7 YW IUS new radial llrea. Low UIO. 673-3112 '63 &ti. &ood condct1on, ....;Claarl;___a;__ ____ _ b8J& 81.\.1J:ll61UI05Z l'QJ.ly dntcond,w/new Sharp 7 paueoger 4 miln1e. Super 1barp! '79VWCon.vertlble, all m1ul aell ! $700 0 80 ·79 C pe de VIiie . ~ brb ~lutch etc. (N•ver 7 5 TltlUMrH sl)Nd. looks and ruo1 U74.1Gfll wbl:te. cau. player, call 5614122. '75-?742 D . EI e I a n c e • l •It ~ .. "A IMI lt17TOYOTA eat"'>' Uc, llO bu not Spitfire Eoi.d ter in dynaaute ! !831PZf'> Uffl Alf7S.18L8M/Fbetw~n y.... 9772 t e l escopic s t eer., -JMI """ ~Cl( COUPI been drtven I tnn whit sharp cood1tion Low Sltt S IOI W'ITHA.M IHlam. •••••••••••··~··••••••• A M I F M a t e r e o . DATt'llU ) 1peed O'am . air cond 4 dOCH" S89~ B.,1C1un mllea•e See to up IOI WrTHAM YOUSWA.._. 51 vw &I xlnl mpg new VOLVO cabriolet roof. Pwr. door l.JUn 6 Io w m 1 1 e1 . eve1/wbda 548-&U'I or preciate. CISOTKV> VOUCSWAGIH 7800WeatmilllterAve, UHs,clukh4ibrb .rblt locks Uke new! Ong '1001£.t'TUl&~ &r.Ol2'7961 "111-483-75C Uttt TilX>Westm1nsterAve t.nWsminster jitr Su ·--•' ~-~---- _Sant_ a_An_a _ W 7811 .._.,Owly U l t5 MOVING MUS'f St;LL. IOI WITHAM in Westmmater -.1551 g..7-~ ~·640.~Y· SA&.IS. SllYICI Min de v-"'SW Gaw 893-7551 838-7880 Ale LIASIMG Mu.st sell '77 Coupe de Ville Orig Owner Low milage Loaded. Xlnt cond. Hm 538-0940, Office 997 3850 ~ Toyota Corona 4 dr ..wp. AC, AM / F'M .i.tereo. 4 spd. &.1,000 m1, 53000 PP.640-7108 .....__._/I .. nu et\I. clutch, tirei & -A ..,.. ;4 VW Sllper BeeOe. blk. i'll VW Convt, Blk/Blk. OVERSEAS DELIVERY --~ boatt. 2 &•• tanb. 2nd 7800WestminllterAvti. •'73 5 ...... r 0-e~· Snrl. new cltch/brk t ovn•RTS 2"'"Harbor81,CM. -.... uc '" 1• grea 4,IDI rru, A.M t FM cass, &UU"c. ~ 64._5700 oww080. "2 mpg, 14> m1, -~ In Westminster str. radials, yel. cln, oaod. $."IOOO. ~-7140 art coco mats. 6'6·SS.38 or r . PP. 494-4004 -.1551 638-7880 $3150/08089fH867 6pm 645-9010 --------- -....New 9100 AlllM, Mew tlOO Mtoa. M•w HOO AMtot, Now HOO A.tot. Mtw 9100 ..._, Mtw 9800 ....._Mew 9100 -~····················· ............................................................................................. ····••········•··•••··· ..•.................... Take the SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 Mission MERCEDES BENZ Viejo Imports SALES • SERVICE 28701 M.irguer11e SOUTHl:llM OU.NCH COUNTY'S ~ filOWIM«i AUTHOtUZIO 01.AUtt PARTS• LEASING P.ukway Mission V•e,o SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RATES /14/831-1-40 714/495-1700 ::D 0 LAGUNA BEACH 0 BARWICK DATSUN 8 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS E) SAIL CHEVROLET 0 MARQUIS MOTORS e SAOOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 0 Find what you want ... DANA POINT c & ~ ! • :C c ~ en ~ i Buy it for less CAPISTRANO BEACH DRIVE A LITTLE ~ ! < ~ ... ~ • K AO • <>r,.. C-'Y't Mott Modtt 11 IMW 0...-.. FACTORY AUTHORruD SAUS, L.UstMG & SYYtCf l_.of41MW'a a.o.1...-G>e 2140:1 M,UC#UHIJI ff.WY MISSIOH V•JO 111•1 •>l·:IOIO 4'f'I .,yr(v[,.v' -,'l 1otu•D"« q_, CLO')H) <;ut-OAY<, e SALES e SERVICE e LEASING MllRQDIS MOTORS 831-2880 . .:~~fil~: 495-1210 0 0 LAGUNA BEACH LEASING ALL OUR '79 MODELS 900 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY LAGUNA BEACH 494-1131 • SAVE A. LOT!· ·~ IMLll•I VOL.YO U. Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-HOJ 540.94'7 7JYOl.YO lME fllel·inJeeled 4 door sedan. f\111 power, air ------ '76 Sedan de Ville. White wt blue rnt. Power. Loaded. Fantastic cond. Ultimate care, l ow milage . 15995. Call 7l4/833-902l. Mr. Bell Newport Beach. Moo· Fri. 9tD4. cood1tlon1n1. s unroot. CONVERTIBLE Classic ma roon f ini s h a nd reg. aas ·73 El Dorado maroon leather bol.h m Orig. Ownr XJ nl. cond A·I oondltion 1634KWS I Loaded 16.300. P P Sl2t5 641). 7317 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGIH 711DO Wf!ltm.lnat« Ave. in Weatmluttt 118).7561 631-781111 ~COUNTY VOLVO EXa.USlVEL Y VOLVO Larcest Volvo Dealer 111 OrllllCe County' BUY or LEASI!: DIRECT '77 Sedan de Ville. ong ownr Sunroof. loaded. t.a.lle over lie or will 1ell for SIOO under wholesale. only ~. 556-1MMl6 ii 2dr D'Eleaance. Fuel lnJecl1on & burglar alarm tllOOO. 615-8818. '711 Seville blk 1hlk, 1m mac every opt.ion New hres & brkes Sll.300 Must Sell 1133-3222 ~~ '18 Se""'' !h<S<I, l>k• no. • • bl k w r ed tnl1·rt 11r loadro, 29mp~ hwy mu:.l 2025 S Manchester '4:11. m.ik1·offcr <t!1211n:; Anahetm 750-2011 7!1 St-v11lt" i.ilvt•r ~r1·y m•"l xt ra" 16 K m 1 tiff. 1•~. 4 c.) I. .. 'l>d o dr1v.:. Rreat mpv , + 1n11rr $2000 h' I off r S-llam, 6 9pm 67!> ~;1.11 iS vo1 ... o 114·E, tdr, pwr wind . •nrf . a 1c. amtfmtCMll . 15.000 GlllAT COMDfTION Gl·LSl'Z. ....................... SlJ.~l 4!fi 2!UJ .Jlt 1; '71 VIUPt' de Vtlh' C11ld .,.,,th Whitt toµ ,\ r1·,1I N't'.im puH Uni} 5H Ill.Iii mUL-:. f'ower wmdows. 1eab. door lotk ... ult ""-'· aJI leatber int tl995 Call 714 1644-0345 all5pm 'Tf SDV. k>/nu, very cln. aacnfice.l6800 645-34M t90 I 1980 ~v ille. loaded ... •••••••••••••• • •••• • AM 'F'\t. ,-a~'· moon roof '74 f'tymoutn -a~oo. 3UI Si!l.W Jl.111 Siii ~ eng. has clasli A b1trh • cl« pl!J« tn for lrlr vacd 14 O>Upt• I);> \.tilt'. Xlnl ~special ~7 3182 cun&J • .i.11 pwr A~1 FM 5 lk rru . $Z50I J I;.&:! &124 ..............•........ 9917 7 6 AMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• rACB 197' CAMARO Sb arp "X .. 11ertu 6 ISUHETTA cylinder . 4 spt>ed. arr White w·blue mtenor & condu1on1ng. and roor less lban 12.000 mile:.. rack All ori1in•I a nd Sharp. s harp c ar '. veo c:u~ !SIZRDW > O.UWKP I $27'5 ONLY U9tS IOI WITHAM HOWAAD C .. vroN+ YOUlSWA.... Dove&rQuaUSt.s 7P1 Westmi.nster Ave NEWPORT BEACH in Westminster IJJ..0555 ..,. 7561 QI-7880 -----711 Qunaro Bertmetta. T 1111Javdm. beauWuJ. new top. dartc met blue Sad· stereo and Urea. best of die rnt .. loaded 7,000 m 1. fer '6J~Ul2 under warranty $11.37~ ll6d tt IO ~788, ~9744 __ ·-....................... 7 5 lutCK Electra 225 LTD Park Avenue 4 door hardtop Has every extr• It's squeaky clean. Maroon wttb matchm& velour In terlor It's s potleu' (787MlN I S2tt5 IOIWrTHAM YOUCSWAGIH 7800 Wntmlnster Ave In Westminster IBJ.7Ml 638-7880 "1'11 ~al. Xlnl Cond, lllra loml. AM /FM. A/V A/C. lak~ver lease+J700 or l5'100 lolf er 979-5.500 ext 252orM1..all. ,. Skrbawk. auto. air. a ml. PS/PB. '3300. 111·22111 Buick Riviera GS. '70, claMlc:. lllnt c:ond . col- le ctors l\e m. sa .ooo l4U327 I 971 CHIVIOUT CAMAaOLT 48bt bh~ w tm•tchin.: interior . Tbis one· ... k>llded A bas less than 12.000 mlles' 1581383 1. ONLY S5tt5 HOWAID C .. v,..t Dove 6 Quail Sls. NEWPORT BEACH Ul-0555 '71 Camaro. SS, a uto, A/C, ps. pb, good cond_ $l800or best offer 675-6350 '73 LT 63,000 mile!\ G()()Q cond Asking $280(1 t:all 55&'6601 "74 Camaro. 8 cyl, !!Un roof. R/AC. imma<' cond. Owner leavin..: country. $2900 /firm ~zm '78Camero LTT-top, xlnt. cond. f\111 pwr AM /i',M ltenlo tape. a .6001080 Dll0644-9UllO "71 LtSabre full pwr A /C • perfect cond. Beat Offer Qeu•t t920 1514:111& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7J CAOILUC Compe de Ville with -.ooo actual one-owner milm. Hu all tbe toya. ~linal ftnlah, 11·eat In · t.nor.CMOl8 ) Uttl IOIWfTHAM YOUCIWAMM ,. ....... ,.v •. btW•mtotter ... 1111 •·T.o 77 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V-3, automaUc, air con. dlllOftin&, power steer . ln1. power wlndow1, Mdrlc ltfdln1 root, Ult, cn.Ue, vinyl roof. One owner. White. Fanlaallc -1-RPQ> $3996 SANTA ANA DATSUN mt lC.l7lb~ SlmaAM SSl-7111 • ·~=-5Q..llCl10N OPNft6UUD IN OaANOB COUNTY C~ALU& PRO Pl.AMI .A valleMie • .._ C.,. • • 1976 CADI LAC COWlllYUI Oae ow1'er ur with leather sMU. Cabrlol4lt t o p . cr uise C'o ntrol. AM 1 PM t ter.-o. full Powtir, tUl whffl 6 lov. mile 1074RKO> SALE PRICED!!! • t 977 CAM.LAC COWIDIYIUI FuJI PQwYr , llll ll'h~I AM ~·M slt'rro rad tu: cruist" con1ro1 & leutht"r Jleuts. 14.qs-rJG1 $6795 • I 971 CADILLAC COWi DI YfU.I ASTIOROOF Full power, faC'tory air, leather interior. split power seats. t.ape, low m lies. '178T'ZtJ I $8895 • 1977 CADILLAC SEYIUI Full power , leather In- terior. stereo tape. wire wheel rovers and all of t ht> Seville luxuries. 1077Sl'll $9795 • 1971 CADIU.AC Fl&TWOOO IROUGiHAM llas all of the Cadillac luxury options and low mi les 1107UKY> $9895 • OV E R 100 QUALIT Y CARS TO SELECT FROM • 71 CllEYY cwo V ~ automa Uc, air l"OCI dlUooiJ\c, power ateertn, and brakn, AM/FM terec>. cruse. wbHewall l.U9, bnpl )'4lllOW and "dead ~harp ... l4,S4S miles. f674VCE > Save! SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. J7tb Street Santa Ana 558-7811 I 977 CHEVROLET MOMZACOUPI 4 s peed trans .. pwr. !Merina. air cood. & less than 14,000 miln . Sharp, lharp ! (58J TEii ). HO~ ~~9!.. 77 CHRYSLER Dove Ir Qua.ii Sts. CORDOBA NEWPORT BEACH llJ...0555 Automatic. air cond.iUoo· ---------1 1ng. power steering. 1971 CHEVROLET power brakes. s t eel radial tires. '1'est Dnve MONTE CARLO T b 1 s St e a I ! ' · 1 2 Baby blue w /matching mo./12,000 mile service Ull.erior. Low miles, ruce· conl r acl av a 1 I ab I e . ty equipped • priced t.o ClllKRAR > ael.11 <WnUCL). n176 OM.Y$4795 ~ HOWARD CMYr'Olet ~HIT Oove•QuallSts. ~IA ANA NEWPORT BEACH DATSUN llJ...0555 1977 CHIYROLET s.r:>l!i l7th~7811 MAUaU CLASSIC OJupe. White wilb blue 1971 C .. YSLB interior & top, leu than CC>IDOaA COUPI 22.CO> miles 6 a sharp W b i t e o n w b l t e c.r! OllSWQ). w/1unroof. air cond., Ot4L Y SJ7f5 Jea&ber Ir much more! HOWAIDa..wolet PLUS low, low miles. DoYellQuailSt.a. •PNM). NEWPORTBl!ACH S2f .. eu.elll Sell wttb EM!!! lt'a a llR.Sll:ZE ~Adi &12·1i1'2'1 THEODORE ROBINS FORD : · •• /\ u r"r 1"" ' 1 "ri l. ............ ,,.._~,_,....., ............... c....... ,....._ 1'75FORD GRAM.ADA Automatic trans., fac- tory air cond .• pwr. steenog & brakes. radio. tinted glass. waw·s & oxn! (S87NLD ). $2311 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 7060 HARBOR Bl VO CO~lA Ml\/, f,.;1 0 110 THEODORE ROBINS FO RD • I, 11 f, kt'.' 1W I• l ./ [> ( (,, Th ,..,. f ".A ,,.1J I '11•1 ....... uM4 ( ' ) .._ f /. M l \A < · • ~· ) ( 1 ') '11Gnnada. 4clr. vinyl rl. "76 Cordob a , white on All/FM stereo. A/C. lo whlte. 1st offe r over mi. nu brlul, VS. gd mpg. $2500. tak es. Paul Student must sacrifice! 979-8S33 $2796. 675-5136. "78 Volare Wagon. A/C. 197' FORD amtfm. 5'500. FAIRMOHT ___ 963_·_5862 ____ , 2 300 c .c . eng i n e . "76 N.Y. coupe pWT. roof. automatic trans. & pwr. +every extra. Orig. cost st.eenng. Gas m1ier w1lb sio.<m. dented door ask-low miles. (OOSWCR >. Ing $2,400. 979-1320 $4188 77 Cordova 43M lie nu a ll Xtra lst reasonable offer takes. PIP 975-l l20 "89 O\rysler. runs good $495 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '.20b0 UARllOR el VO CO~TAMt SA b42·0010 Con.th 9932 n Maverick, 6 cyl. reg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gas, 2 dr. buck.el seats. auto. radio, ong ownr. •CORVETTES!!! Clean. SJOOO or best. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR lil VO. COSTA Ml SA 641 · 0010 19770LDS OMEGA SEDAM '61 CADILLAC s I 8 9 9 R.EETWOOO SEDAN ..•. We have an excelle nt 552-4928. eves. se!e<Uon ol Corvettes re· ---- ady for Immediate de· '86 GaJaxy. good cond. nu Ii very! See US brks & tires. $600. _ N l<"e ! A loa d ed Brougham beauty! And a wooderfull wonderful Has all of the Cacllllac lu•unes and 1s on excellent cond1 toon1 (WIO 002) '73 MSCUIY S 1999 MAR9'JIS HGHM. crE. Full oower. factory air co nd . soht SPats Landau I®. 1111 wheel & 1n excellent cond1hon• f 128JFEl '74 MSCURY s2999 COUGAR 07 ......... . Eau1pment includes 6-way power seal. Landau 1op. power steenng power brakes. factory air cond & low. tow miles' (930KEI) TOOAY!U 964-4910 i2 Ford Slsl Wgn. !(real for cam ping or movinc l950/0 80 552·9767 --- famaly car! (409RYX ). OM.Y $3795 HOWAJU> Chevrol.t Dove &Quail Sl.'I. NEWPORT BEACH HOWARD CMn"Olet Dove ai Quall Sts NEWPORT BEACll llJ...0555 i3 Mmtang Grande . t-JIK 13l-0555 '78 Silver Anniversary, perfect. 'nds other help, ---mint cood. SHOW CAR. S1800 644-7743 Olds Cutlass Supreme I --· ---Brougham '76. Loaded. must see . 5 .ooom • Moving-Must Sell ·77 XJnl cond. Sharp ap Sl.3.960.PP.646-9'798 Cou&ar XR7. XJnt <.:ond, pearance. $3995. Call '75, full power , wire many xtras, lake over _832-_2:505 __ . ----- wheels . tBSOO. payments, call after 5. ,.,..._ "" ...... ... 673-0983 ~ ..,..., ..., ..... '""' l owner. ---------nu trans, brtul, aJr. mnr. 9933 u.callt 9945 t.rs, baa elec. wmdows. THEODORE ROBINS fORD 10h0 HARBOR BLVD CO~lA M !!.A 6 41 ·0010 ;:=AIOUT DL ...... s 2 9 9 9 6 cvt. automatic lrans . power sleenna & brakes. Wt wheel. AM/FM stereo & low low miles In exce1ten1 cond1hon1 (734811 l ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '89a>u,ar.1ood cond, ful· ly loaded, $1200/bst olr. M4PM 552-4836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• radio. grt transp. for 77 F\reblrd &prit: Style "78Linc:oln4dr Town Car, S69S! Cash. Pvl P ly. wllb good mpg. Low lo. lo mi, bas every OP· 644-4047. milage ai xtn.,. ~- lion including moon roof. -79-0ldl--99-R-e_g_en_c_y_U_t_e _s.o._7912_. ______ , '74 CHIVIOUT s3499 CAMAltOLT ........ .. A utomatic 1ransm1ss1on. oower steeflno & brakes. air oood1llon1nQ. 1111 wheel & rallve wheels A super sharp car' 10 12KYO) ~ ••............. 5 3999 Full power. factory air cond and Landau lop. ONLY 36.000 low miles -in LIKE NEW condition' (823P0L), 77 OLDS CUYUSS S 3 9 99 sun .... ....,. ..... . Full powiet, fectoty aJr c;ond .. AM/FM •tet90 •I••· tilt wtletl & cr1,1IM control. 8narpl p:JMSC~ • blk, SSSOO. PP· Lou blue. Fully Loaded. 67>5473 mom or eve 6,500MI. $8,500. 980-3545 '70. saoo. rebuilt eng. block, nu brks, runs PJd, needa valve work. '7S M&rk IV. go&d, mooo i2CUllass Supreme· am, ..... '""" 111.Mt"""" Roa•r roof. nu llres. asking -~,_,,.._......... .. heat. ale. needs work. s:J(IOO. 646-2700. 955-0368 .... 0 .. d •. '10 Mercury Cougar XR7. _,,, . wan 1 • eves x1nl cond. many xtr as, 77 Uncoln Veniailles fuJ. S48-QS1 Sl450 or best offe r . ly loaded. Only 9Kml.1 --~0m---3--5--1 M&-«113 ST,500. 6'2-5382 .. e1a ·•Pi ·CY • ---------• ---------1 All/FM, Best Ofrer. 'at Ouaic, good coodi· Mii~ "so 49'7·1064 b..tlOO. • ...................... PWo 9957 '45-114.5 75 MERCURY --·················· .. ttlS ':73 FOltD ....................... CMT COUPE l'tMTO ·72 Grand Prix. lo mileage. bes t o rfc r . Mtr7l97 71 La Ma~ pis , p1b. a /c, AM/FM stereo. lo/ml, x1nt. cond. Wiii take low book. call ~l-6789 aft. S::ll PM. wkdys, all day wtmds. '74 Grand Safari Wason All xtr a s. 1 owner, M O VIN G M U ST SACR l FIC E . $1950 l7MMI ,.. ... E v.a. am&om•uc. power auaabout. Jet b1ae1r 1-. UUR ......... b It t •· beM7. ' tPMd st.eo Mo~l I Mu1t Sell "14 _..,,, UC e •ea.... 8Ddmao (Ollllt0f') '1 rd El~rtt. Auto, .. l'ftllK rally ~ COVtl"I, low • MUJ"'-mi.. Super clean end $1491 PS/PB, A/ . lmmac . ......... 4 apeed air llaarp. 'Teat Drive Thi3 IOIWfTHAM 3000.Call~ eo.d6Uoala1, AM/PM. Ollel" <ArrlO> YOUSWA... e PGll1ac OH. cam 11 3 ~.:: ~,ri·~·i $1914 "'°°:="· ~-trwf, -· m.112.• mile ..-¥te!e •mt ... ,.. --__;;...~-----• coatratt a•allable. ~HITA AllA ' 9970 •CXJ:D> '1N't' ,, RuQa .. •ort1 •. -················· Slllrl IATSUN a/c, auto, •lot. coM. w dal. eond. MlDt Inter. 1fg 3001E.17tblltnet Sl,IZS.Ml-lm tr~!: ':~~=i SIRl lllA s..&aAna -.mi '72 ~: 1-.1. ort1. ..... • OWIMI'. !WW c:lulelt brtl ~.,.;;.;;;..--.....----! .lit. '12 ~ Broucbam. lllllter cyJa. Mil'*'- 11,GOO ml, blt •ni. AC. radiala; All/Fii , ... -&. • PW • ... ta. 1ood eood. buttoa I track ,._.,, ; ••>!! 11tm1 •. ......-. •·--. --- I l· I . ... Cl ~ c t i J I IF YOU DON'Y, BUY YOUR· CAR FROM DICK BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY Bl! PAYING TOO MUCH NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY '{OUR DATSUN UP$· TO OFF WINDOW STICKER PRICE . . 1979 & 1980 DATSU 1979's 1979's 1979's 1980's 1980's 1980's (11) 1111 PICllPS (17 1111211 Zl's Cl (23) 1111211 Short bed, long bed & king Coupes & 2+2's (Black on-te.aaTA.WGltS. cabs. •Pay window sticker ty). •Pay window sticker •Pay window sticker price & price & you will receive price & you will receive you will receive 8350RBATE '1288aTE S4001EBATE 'P' ' 1980 PICKU PS 1980 210 Short bed, long beds & king cabs. ·Pay ALL MODELS window sticker price & you will receive ·Pay window stJcker price & you _..rec*~ . $200REBATE $200REBATE (12) 1111111'• ( •> 1111111'• (2) 1111211 SI 2 Dll ta a STA. WQll. 2 Dll NT. a ST A. WGM. AUTO.CNa. •Pay window sticker price & •Pay window sticker price & •Pay window sticker price & you will receive . you will receive you will receive 1980 510 1980 200SX All MODELS ALL MODELS •Pay window sticker price & you will receive •Pay window st6cker prkie & you wffl receive 85001E8ATE '1 OOOaEBATE 8500REBATE $200 REBATE $150REBATE YOU WILL RECEIVE THE REBATE CHECK DIRECT FROI DICI BARBOUR BITSUI MAY BE USED AS PART DOWN PAYMENT OR SPEND AS YOU WISH REBATE OFFER ON 1980'• WILL BE HONORED WITH ALL ORDERS PLACED BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS SUN OCT. 28, '79. I .. I.... I REBATE CtECKS WILL BE ISSUED AT TIME OF DELIVERY. I ... I.... I •• • =••n • S??P' • •WJNOOWSTICKERPR1CEPLUSDEALER IN8TALLEDOPTIONS, 1FANY. •• • ,;.M ••an-•• ALHAMBRA DATSUN DOT DATSUN, INC. ANAHEIM DATSUN GILLIAN DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN, INC. '77 DATSUN FOOTHILL DATSUN, INC. MOON DATSUN WALLY TUCKER MIDGET RDSTR. • RA8lllT 1108DN. DATSUN, INC. 4 tpd.. AM·At --qpe, 7.000 ,,..._, ,_, 4 8'1Cf., Alll·FM ...._ tape. eurwoof, *-'· Auto. trw-., * ~ *-1ng. AM-FM TRI-VALLEY DATSUN, INC. ne..(lllXNI) (3718PH) --· *'w4 top. ( ) LONG BEACH DATSUN BALDWIN DATSUN •4995 83795 s4995 CANOGA DATSUN DOWNTOWN L.A. MOTORS COSTA MESA DATSUN IMPERIAL DATSUN, INC. CULVER CITY DATSUN '78TRIUMPH '75VW '77 280 z UNIVERSAL CITY DOWNEY DATSUN, INC. TR-7CPE. RA8lllT 2+2 DATSUN, INC. BREA DATSUN' 6::;.: OCllld .. AM·N ...._ ~ • .._.,, 4~1•11fJt1fttl.t radio, loW mll•, lherp, Al.Ao. tr-..* oond., AM-At --qpe, NEWPORT DATSUN ( ) ( ) .,....,,...,.., (6219YI) ZEE DATSUN •5995 82895 s7495 QUALITY DATSUN IMPORTS IRVINE DATSUN PASADENA DATSUN GARDEN GROVE DATSUN SOUTH BAY DATSUN, INC. ~GLENDALE ·'78TOYOTA '78 DATSUN '76 280Z BARWICK IMPORTS, INC. • SANTA ANA DATSUN, INC • DATSUN CILICA 112108DN. CPE. HARBOR 5 8'1Cf., G.T ........ * oand., AM·At ...._ 4.:fl;;.* OONI.. .............. •1r• n6oe. 4 .S .. AM·At -.o ...... • oand., ....... MILLER IMPORTS, INC. ............. (117TYR) ( , (734WZX) DATSUN, •5495 ' '3795 85995 TORRANCE DATSUN I I t•" INC. ---. ' SUN DATSUN NANCY --AND MY YO-YO --- HERE'S T~E FIERCE JUNGLE ANIMAL PERCHED ~lGH tN A TREE LOCAL WANT ADS SNEAK SNEAK SNEAK HE 15 WAITING PATtENTL'r' FO~ A VlCTlM HE SWOOPS! I0-28 IT'S ABOUT TIME YOU RETURNED · MY SKIS ---- PROWL PROWL PROWL THATWA5 NOT ONE OF 1115 SETTER ,· 5WOOP5 .. By Ernie Bushmiller · ---AND MY HANDBAG---- ---AND MY BINOCULARS AND MY RADIO AND MY FLASHLIGHT AND MY UMBRELLA AND MY CAMERA • OC:T0 .. ,_•2.e • l ! i ! I .. 0 MA~CIA , A00LAT" MV CO~TL.AMe FO~ 'fHE HAL.L.OWE'EN P Ar<:.TY ... i • • !' MOP& t aeT TF-Gi CMANCe TO WIA~ THAT C~TLAM& THI~ HALL.OWE'EN . ae WITH YOl.1_ It\.! A M INUTE". DO YOU HAVE WHEN CAN !'~et: IT? A F"tAf\JNY CO~TLAME f' (OMf;: IN, f:-VERYONE. ! I HAV E. A SPE:CJAL TPt=AT FU<. )Q.J! ~--- ANYTIME YOU. WANT. '-'1.JDGE PARKER A~T~-U.A~ / l ?AID. ''Fl.ANNY'' -NOT <.AGL.Y ! By Hank Ketcham ' ,--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.:z~lll""'"l BUT, 5AM .. , I 'M REALLY WORRIED ABOUT BUCK AND 51EVIE! i--~ NO\t-J THAT WE HAVE BUC K IN BED AND BEING FED, CAN I 0ET MEANWHILE V'JELL,YOU MANAGED TO EAT ALL THAI Ml55 SPENCER PL ACED ON TH E TRAY, , MR . BUCKMAN.' ~ ~ PERHAPS YOU SHOULD l DON'T IHINK l CAN LET ME TAKE THIS DOWN THEN WILL YOU TRY TO GET SOME REST! SLEEP.' CAN YOU STAY TO IHE. KITCHE N AND SEE COME BACK? AND TALK ? WHETHER MISS SPENCER N EEDS ME FIRST! • -· OKAQ I UfiffiN UP ! I K~OW WE 'VE NEVER BEAiE..N OUR ARCH RIVAL, 81C:1 WALNUT n:CH ! BOT THE Bl6 WAL~LJT PlAl)ERS AREN'T ANY DI FFERENT FROM QOU ! ™El.) POT 1fiE.J R PANT6 O~ O~E LEG AT A 1lME J"lJST UKE 4>00 DO! /RUE ... WE1V£ GOT lo SACRIFICE OURSELVES foR r 'l J. j you THINK THEY'LL r--::::=lllll APP~ECIATE WHAT WE 1LL BE DOIN<S FOR T~~M ?' SURE~ IHEY ALWAYS HAVE ... M~ 1HERE' 5 SOME- 1RING 11: WA~T QOO TO REMEMBER ! _.._.-...i THE O~Ll) DIFFERENCE /5 1fiAT 1HE.Q BEAT l,JOORb OFF DORING IHE GAME ! byFerdJohnaon .l"HINI< OF CHRISTMAS MORNINGS .. DOCTOR SMOCK By Geor E ; # VVHA-r A MORN I NG.' SO FAR :!.'VE: l'ReA-re D A WOUL..D-ee KNIGH-r FOR DRAGON e>URNS ... AN I -rHE:N i"HE:RE: WAS l'HA"'I 1.--1 '1..-- ROUND- HE:Ac::>E:D KIP WI -rH K I -re - l-ASH ... RE:MOVE:D M.Ot--rE:N ME:i"'Al- FRAGME:N-rS FROM A HUNCHe>ACK l'E:ASE:R ... WHICH CE:RIAI N L..Y PRove s A we1.--L--KNOWN FAC"'I .•. ' . E EO ZLN F e!>DM Q A G .P .'S DAY IS NE:V 6R DU L..1..--.' PA l'CH e c::> UP A PeG- L-C:GGec::::> SAIL-OR \Nl"IH VVHAL..E:= e1-res ... .. ~ 1979 Un1led Feature Svncr1cate. Inc ~ • • • . . ' . ' -·. --. I ' • '{-Y-YI PPE:EEE: l HALLELUJAHl W~ A 1 5 /NJ.RMAOUKG. GOtNG IQ IC.>£ H::x< ~ALLO~'ltE·N '? 11 -------.. :.... -.. ~ .............. . I ... l KNOW! ~ECAN ~ 1'Hc 5'-lEIK oP. AAA0'// 111 AND 'WE"vE RE.ALW GOT A 60CO SHOW FOF\ ~ IOD/¥.1 ! OOR COUR1SHIP IS OV•R1 PINISHlfP! IHE: SeQUEL, HON! l'M ~XPOC11~ ~1&1HINGS FROM COUR"ISHIP IIJ L...OOK AT 'fl.4AT MOUT~ I HE COULD BE A . ~lPPOPOTAMUS f OUR GUE:ST ON ~~NB10DAY lSHllLtP 'WILE!f'._ -- • ~ ., . ~ :-: -... 'lkll"IW •1 e&Jn4 'f ·1~-.,IP •11 .. , P .. H ·s ·1uu•111P -....-W It Wl'lf 't -JIUIP •1.e."lll lllJO C ....... llP •1 ~•llO) I Ul<M ... 1110 -------by Hal Kaufman------- e SCA•I TACTICt Melaow.tn cMl'"8e1 Te tw.MYefltM et T•IMO•I, Md _.. .. ,,... ..... ANXllTV,._.MVtft"'•f SHAKINGMdttw ........... sof JITTla$. T1'e TOMI IT MAY CONCERN Arcl\oologl1t1 are M id to have discovered the group ot figure. shown •bove In • musty old . tomb ·It 11 a l99end that the fig ures repre outcol'M of tMa ""'°" IMY frlt"ttft Y"· C.n you puule It out? f •·U M iii I 91114 H 11114 OWi llllUNOW •II -... ,! • Jim toted • b99 of trlck·or·troet oooctln. John 0 toted u,, .. b99• the 111.0 of Jim'•· but Jlm'a loed wea heavier. Why? Troet thla llghtly. fofka. • Name Gamet SyMftYrn• ,.. .. '*"' u~ w ...; ltst .._,,, .. of "'9M femoua ,..ta: 1. 0.1' .. ... rmue. 1. u,., A. Visitor. J. E"f9M Me1dlw. What pe>otl? Pt<ttlll eualfta ·c •Mno ·v ,...,, ·c ·uia.1 ~ ·1 • Rlddle-Me-Thlal Why are there ao many pebbles on the bHc:h? It'• • rock·cr .. tlon er ... What's the best way to mall • pancake? Spatula delivery. I '2h .19 ~6 7 . • '5 • 10 .13 17 1ent the age et death ot B the man who w.n bur II 9 15 led there. Indeed, there Is a method to the arranc,Je· ment that attains a mystlc:el result. Each rcrw vertlcally. hor I· zontally and diagonal ly ha• the tame sum. as hes eny group ot four edlecent numbers within the whole grouping. Hence. we euume the men d ied at whet age? ·-Au 1u1 ~ '"" 14 . ...... WITCH HUHTI What hat Dotty Drqondllo cioobd up lft her cauldron above? To find out. connect dots 1 to 2, J, etc. FUNNY FACEI Md the fojlowlnt colon nutly for. ttmely lafte above: 1-Rod. 2-Lt. bl~. J-Yellow. 4-Lt. purple. t-fe.h. 6-Lt. treen. 7-0t'•nt•· ...... ,.dt, f-Lt. IM'ewft. SPELL~l~DER · .. .. -; I . .. '9 ~ ~(qt.~ 10 p0lnts for. .Using all. ~he . . 1 tett.,-s '" the word below to form -bW complete 'Yord.i: : . • 1 . ' • • ! . . . •M.V I. T t C A L ' . . . .. . . .. ' . " --. ----. . . . . . TH£N icore 3 points each fOf' ell . ·wordJ of ft>uf' letten or more # '·• found .nonv the lotten. . ' . Try to ICON et tfftt SO points. ... 'l'\llM 'f.41t) r-Aeue. ete1i-.. ' . For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston SPACEMEN OON1"f ~LIKE. THIS! THlS 1.S ~CJCCKY ~ i FttJE.IHE-"Jf1JLOR SOOP~ CLOSED. ' --a.. r ::) d. Q .. . :· ' ...... -. ·--· f HAT'S NO MORt •l..IFE THAN A HOLE {N THE &ROUND. ' ' ,. -- HOW CAN YOU STAND THOSE STUPID SOAP OPERAS ? Tl-i EY DEP JCr REAL LIFE:,GEORGE. ··IHE~S HA\JELOOGER C.f\Pe3 7 MA~ -f\NO \AKE:ll\RT DUH~ STUFF OFF 1\-\E SLEE\I~-·· ~ MOTHERS Af\E ALWA~~ MOSf DANGEFOOS W~EN IHEM RBSOLViE!B REFUSE. lb GETANGR~ ... YOU CALL T/1AT JUNK RE'AL LIS:E ? K'L\. ! klLL!l KILL!\ a THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I CALL ITJ! YOU DO AND YOU'L L GET L.IFE !! 0 . 't..~ .. ---- J -a -l ., ~o -r"'f' ·s1<r BAO l.)01..J: ~A•D '0'7£N 1"Mt~ oooR o~ l1 \.\. &U>\U ~Ouf{ MO\J~l Qow N ~ ' . e~ "ANO "fM£ 1'~f(~( Pl~S SA\0 '~OT 6" ~"£ WA t R ON OlJW" CMINN'l CUIN C\.4\N~ ~ ' " '-'E", OAO, ~oME: or: '(o\)ft J='ttf NO~ At(£ "(fif. "f&.4£'4 wAtJf" 'IOU 1"0 VLA~ fa.CCC.~ .. .. @] ''So "f~e 5,~ SAO u)o~r: 6LCul 1"\4f \(0\l~( OOW N ANO A'ft: ·nu: "'6S." 'f'~e: ENO. GORDO 'IOU1LL LOVE HALLOWEEN, eEIE NOIRE( • iris A Nl~HT MADE /:OR. BLACK. cATsr • WE/RO WITCHES, SHOE VOV'L.L SEE ALL K.IAJDS ot= .SCA/CV sueAt< SJ(l.JJ..L'5 f ID-as c:JfJi..Y, WANK? ... w~·~~4™E WAY! By Gus Arriola GRJ/IVN IA.JG 51</!J..CT~S, -ro 14/0E ON #ER. Bl-ACK CUS#IOAI 'TIL. 1r/S OVER! MacNelly October 2.8, 1979 DAILY PILOT - PH TBIUMPH ' ' • • al 3 .tar. FAMILY WEEKLY OROERCARO Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. c I .. ''· , .. (I ?! 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Secretary of the Anny What educattonaJ bcndt1 an •vall· •b~ to 1hoee now ftnlahlng their mW· tuy MMce? - G.S., VUCOUYU, w .. h. e Service members who enlisted pnor to • Jan 1. 1977. may use the educa11onal ' benefits of the G.I BUI Those who enlisted on or after Jan. l, 1977, may use funds accumulated as a resuh of par t1c1pahon in the Veteran's Educauonal Assistance Program (VEAP) The VEAP IS a contnbutory program that enables a soldier 10 build a fund of up to $8, 100 for future education The soldier makes contributions of $50 to $75 a month 10 an educational fund His or her contnbutlons are matched $2 for S 1 by the Veterans Administration You can get detaUs of this program from your regional Veterans Administration office or write to the Veteram Administration. 810 Vermont Avenue NW, Washin91on, DC 20420 FOR MARIElTE HARTI.EY, star of tonight's ABC· lV's The Halloween That Almott Wasn "t Did you ever haw • &tghwntng H.ilowftn aperiencc wb«n you were • ldd? -B.M., Green S.y, Wis. e The thought of witches terrified me. That's because the first film I saw, when I was 4, was Snow White and the Seuen Dwarfs. I was so frightened of the Witch, that lor years aher· ward (especially on Halloween) I had nightmares about witch· es. The one In Snow White was so graphic. so close to reafty. 111 never for!Jet those long, red fingernails. FOR DICK BlmON, Olympk champion figure skater What'• the Mrdat thing tor• pro to do o n lu? -E .N., Pueblo, Colo. • It's not the triple loop jump, -considered to be the most daring feat of all. The hardest thing to achieve on skates Is to combine all the elements of skating, such as athle11e ability, choreography, style and musical interpretation Great 1ump lng ability ls not sufficient unless It Includes thes.e other elements. And a skater cannot do this unless he or she 1s In shape. I try by running, skiing and swimming FOR MADALYN MURRAY O'HAJR, president. American Atheists When did you Int decide theft was no God, •nd wtMat brought you to~ dedMon? -l.P., Bowttng Green, Ky. • I read the Bible 11nd found It to be Incredible -l.e . not to be believed. Further formal education reinforced my fir~ Im· preselon. Many persons erroneously believe <'I theists come to athelJm through trauma. This Is untrue. AlmoSI every atheist I have met hM come to it the wime way -through the most dangerous sport In the world: reading. FOR 1liE .. ASK .. EDrTOR WhoM br•lnchUd was Mothen·ln·l...aw D•v . •nd how did It come •bout? - N.V., Uttlc Rock, Ark. e The first one was celebrated on Oct 28. 1977, when the sponsors. Flonsa' Transworld Delivery ran a contest to disprove the theory that moSI of us dtSlike o ur mothers·in ·law They were nght Many of the entries proved that bad )Okes about moms·m law are In bad taste The winner Wl'Ote. '"To me. Mother is a word for love -In ·law JU st means I found h later ··Why has this lady changed her 1m· a~ from an ogre to a saint' Psychologtsts claim mom·ln·law Is often too busy work 1ng to waste her energy meddling m her chtldren's mamed hve:s She hasn't got the time or inchnation to be hypercntical Smee many of today's newlyweds don't start off mamed hfe wtth m laws. but have their own homes. much of the cause of fnct1on has been removed In short. mother m law bad )Okes are almost as pa~ as the crinoline FOR ISAAC ASIMOV, 4uthor of In Memory Yet Green I hur you hew• wry 1mut wtfc. Do you ewr help each other CM!t? -E.O. Dothan, Al.. e My wtfe. Janet, Is indeed very smart. but she has her own thing She's a psychiatrist. She doesn't need my help and never asks fOf ft I don ·1 need her help and never ask for 11 As far as our two professions are concerned, we keep away from each other In ordinary life. we help each other aU the time. We find thls system of keeping business separate and private life united an excellent one FOR EDrni HEAD. designer Do you put lwtcc M m11eh time in designing mbor•te clotha • atmple, taJlored oudlta? -G.C., Oecatw, W. e It's more dtfficuh and time-consuming to creare simple clothes than it 1s to tum o ut the reverse. S1mple clothes must have so much attentiol'l paid to fabric. fh, pattern. decora· tton. and to ao a re4lly successful. simple gown that would create a sensation would be a hundred times more difflcuh than doing an elaborate gown. which would be very easy to make spectacular wrth bnght colors or elaborate trimmings FOR ED ASNER. star of CBS·TV's Lou Grant I'm• ~t lowr, the. w.y ycMa ere, and I'd llle to he.Ar your t.vorlte cat story -.ludy Commas, Penuc:ola, flAI . e RkJht or WTong, our cats (we have three) always sit on the table when wt eat One night our friend, actor JftTY Orbech, came to dinner. He turned hls head for a moment, and when he looked at his plate. the steak on it had vanished So had one cat Ewn for us cat·lovtng lberals. that was going too far We put the otha cats out of the room to J«ny could eat a MCOnd ste~ In peace. PRO "-· ... B. c-w. (R.-N.V.j PRO Ano con CON Henry c. W.,.._, M.mbft. eo.d of Govemon. F.daal Rewrve System The best lime, admlnlstratlvely, for a tax cut la J11nuaiy I . and legislative ac· lk>n now Is necaeary to get It In place ln order to lncrUM purchasing power ~d encourage the savings which will finance new jobs. Why wait for an .lrcady fading eoonomy to aeate a cr1111, a million·loct jobs from now, before trytng to help? A cut now wtlJ st.tbllla ehcttvc tax rata which are toarlng becauN of th• Impact of tnftatk>n on the graduated Income Wt, Everyone UMJmct, daplta Admlniltralk>n denials, tMt iaxa wlD be cut tome time before the 1980 e.lectlon . Should There Be a Tax Cut Now? Today our economy Is at ful .mploy- ment, or wry cloM to It. Thia, t ever. la the time when we ought to hew • aurph.is. Yet we have a large deficit. Thia lt not the time, the.rcfoN, for • tax cut. A tu cut now would .de! to our anady Inflationary defkll. It 11 true that. unlaa lnfletk>n la checked, wt mu• at tome potnt cut tu ,...... ~. Inflation would puth tupeyen Into ewt· higher t&x-ptlytng bracMta, Wllhout • ~ n. In their rMI mcom.. But a cut mu.It 11We1t \he ttme when It would not Imp.de the fight egaln• lnfl.lon. Can Nick Nolte Fiii the Duke's BoOts? With John Wayne dead, Hollywood needs a new hero who's to ugh but louable -and uery much his own man. Nick Nolte may just be the o ne. By ffiark Goodman 0 ne evening a couple of years ago. I was situng on a rocky Meiocan hillside with Nick Nohe on the IOC411on of Who 1f Stop the Rain? With us was a bud dy of Nolte's, a former Mdrtne captain on hand 10 provide expertise on weaponry We sat there. taking turns pulling on a bonle of brandy while the crew prepared for the apocalyptic scene In which a truck 1s blown to smithereens I hod heard that Nolte had recently turned down the choice lelKi In Superman. which later fell to Christopher Reeves I asked Nick why he ht1dn'1 grabbed It He took another belt, reflected for a momenl. then ltnally said. In his wh1sky·and-crg arette voice , "Well, I tried to figure out how 10 play the guy. and I finally decided that the only way I could play him was as a schizophrenic . 'cause 1ha1's what he was. And I drdn'I thrnk 1he producers would buy rhat " Assuredly not But rf you want lo buy Nick Nolie's acting services. then you buy Nick Nohe )uS1 as he Is. lock. stock and roughhewn banel It iS by now under stood that our heroes are not always whar they appear 10 be on the screen Cooper. the retc k of frontier uprightness in films , was actually witty and urbane, Tracy. the very tmage of benign libertarian justice. \ \ IUIO cele· Ntcke Nohe In hips -on broted relotions ) wttJi Moc the field (obo:bit\\&s FortY• [)ouls In 1'-l( ~~I) with Jorm~/ ond off r ~ ren Ecktun • glrffrle"d hl°m for pollmOnY · now suing was an ornery tyranl Cary Gr<lnr ts t<K1 tum. Clark Gable was insecure and Hum phrey Bogart was once decked on loca !Ion by a long. looping righ1 thrown by Truman Capote At ledSt John Wayne WllS -and will be -the Duke eternally. and that ~ surely why we loved him so Ir would be lneverent at rhls point to suggest that Nick Nolte Is ready to step rn 10 John Wayne's boots He w<ls. t1her all, rhe definitive American hero But 1f you can clear away the years and the web of myth, 1he similanties are notewonhy Uke Wayne, Nohe Is one of the guys, 11 hard·drinking. rough·ldlk1ng. sfrd tght shootrng sonuvagun. possessed of a keen enough sense of humor w see rhrough the tlnsel and glamour and 101ally IC1Ck1ng 1n rhe patience to put up wnh 11 Both were bond hde college football pl.a~. 100 -Wayne at Southern Cah forrna . Nohe at lo ur different colleges (for the record Ar1tona State. Eastern Ar1 zona Juntor College . lhe Universrty of Omaha and Pasadena Chy Junior Col lege). But Wayne stepped nght off the USC campus and onlo a Hollywood set A lot of people thought Nolte must have done the same thing when he sudd~nly grinned and squ1n1ed and fought his way 10 Instant stardom on television, winning crrtk:al raves m an orherwlse disappoint Ing mini-series caUed Rich Mon. Poor Mail Not Si> Nohe l1ad won h1~ a<.11119 spurs lhe toughest possible way -n ye.us on the repertory company c.rn:uu from Mrnniupohs' Guthne Theater 10 the Phoenix u ttle Theater Thi~ alsu earned him the nghr to be dtsda1nlul of t~v·s high beam Hollywood spoiflgtus Nohe 1s believable when he says "f dun 't c.sr~ wh111 <1nyone say) stardr1m 15 1ust a word thal doesn't mean anything Ir h<ti noth 1ng h> do wnh 1he cralt of octing .. Nlek Nolte Is nothing If not a dedrcated craftsman. and now he has hnally brought the bes of hims.elf to bear as the wheezing, listtng. shambllng wide re<:etv er In North Do/las forty. h ls a project Nohe had hankered after for yean He first tned to buy It through his own Chol Company No soap Finally. he and a pal, Hal Hauser, wrote o script srnctly on a firer, and Frank Yablan5 agre.ed to pro· duce 11 for Paramount with Nolle s amng as the doomed pass~cher and mger Mac Davis as the fast ta!long quartaback who knows whal 11 takes 10 survive Y ablans got his hands on the scnpt a) did director Ted Kotcheff. as did Pete Gent, the lormer Dallas Cowboy who. in an u ces.s of disenchanlmenr wlfh pro football. wrote the savage novel Too many disparate coaches could have blown the game, but every time North Dollos Forty fumbles. Nohe and the astonishingly good Davis ore there to recover It Nolie's performance 1s truly rernbrkable As Phil EIJloll. the man wn h the best h<1nds and the worst att1lude 111 the game, his ,eney festooned with a doun purple heart~ from eight yea~ or the pro foorbdll wars, Nohe transcends the modern game to give us a living meta phor the Loner vs. the SyStem. the cl;,s sic Amenclln !Um drama To prepare for t~ role. Nohe added 30 pounds to his lllan , 6-foot , l ·lnch frame and worked out wllh Fred Biletntkoff. lhe former wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders who ooo tutored Kns Kr istoffer son for Semi· Tough Nolte was good enough to handle 1111 his own catches and rugged enough to 1ake a few hns from some of the cun ent and e11 pros (John Matuwik. James Boeke) who kmt the film Its brutal veri.slm1litude "We wanted to capture 1he ~e and the personahtles of the ballplayers all the way through." Nolte says "I think we were about 75·80 percent successful I don't think II wlll really be a blockbuster, because peoplll are reluct11nt to accept something that at tacks a national pastime." As a matter of f1Kt. North Doi/as Forty has been doing handsomely at the box of· flee It probably will not gel Nolte the Academy Award nomination he deserves (sporls movies are detrth In Academy cir cles). but at le&st II proves that he Is an aU · pro male ~od who can also outact the Wane".\ Beatly's of the business anytime he wanls to He's worked hord enough at 11 Born 38 yeitrs ago In Omaha. Neb • Nolte grew up with the kind of hu11land education &nd &ttttuda (footbaU. gtrlJ. Uork Goodmim ,. C'urr•IWly wrltlna o rwwcrl oboul Ptlflctron ~ Hob«11 &kff rov.idying 11 up a btt) that promp1ed Jadue Bassei . his WO!I sh1r1ed Bnt1sh co·star 111 The Dttp l<J call him ""the most Amer 1tan per50n 1"11e ever met " He got him wtf inu.1 enflugh h()t water to ge1 kicked otf his high school team onct' but h~ WM Cl wtf1<tenrly ralemed quanerback and defe11~11e back ro get Cl college scholar· ship Four sch1>0ls IC1ugh1 him 'that I was 4 shade tO<J b9h1 C1nd a Slep 100 slow .. 10 try 1he pros So he took up acung and beg4n studyiny wnh Bryan O'Byrne. ~wild Adlt!r's prr,rege lie also determ1(led 1mr"'1dld1vly 10 avoid New Yoril and Hollywnt>d "I was fascin111ed with 0C11ng." he $bys. "'but I didn ·, want to be m1e of eight m1lhnn guys stand111g 1n hne for three )()I» " S.> Nohe spent 13 Y'!<lfl> learning 1'115 trade hke a medieval apprentice Ten· nessee W1lhams Wilham Inge Jean Anouilh. he did 11 all Offstage. life could gel a little dicey o ut there fo r an actor who ltked local bdrs and loc41 g11ls . and Nolte gol into his sh4re of scrapes "'Nu1hin' ~enous. ·· he says Wllh a shrug "I was JUSt a misdemeanor cnminal Nohe 901 to Los Angeles in 4n Inge play The Lo11 Pod, that led 10 telev1S10n offers . whtch In turn led to Rich Mon. Poor Mon where111 Tommy Jordache be..ame the closest thing 1elevis10n can of fer m the wtJy of a shon term folk hero Unfortunately fur Nohe's cntical creden rtols . his flrsi ma)'.1r film was The Deep. remernbeted solely for rhe money 11 made and rhe b<earhtr1king figure ol Jackie Basset 11 displayed "Everyone involved In thal plClure kn~w 11 was to tal commercial lunon excep1 me." he ~ys "Roben !:>haw Md I worked on 1ha1 script over and over. 1ryiny to get ~Jnie d1mensk)n to rhe ch1ucK1ers ' Nolte was ..a fruslr11ted !hat. at one point. "'a Bermudd bdr, he threw rhe screenplay <11 writer Tom Man kk!wicz Norhmg helped. and the CTtttcs were r~dy to 9111e up on Nolte withoul another glance But they had second 1hough1s after his performance as rhe Ill · fated middlem<1n caught 1n the Vietnam drug traffic rn Who 11 Slop the Rom' The p1C1ure bombed . however, at the box ofbce North Doi/as Forty Is proving both <1 critical and flnoncral redempt10n A good thing, becduS4! Nohe may need all the money he can get His se11en·yt?ar llve·ln arrangemenr wllh <)(tress Karen Ecklund Is now port of lhe bannered Marvin Syn· drome, and Mis~ Ecklund rs pressing Nolte for a sllabk! por11on of his earnings from the time they h11ed together. Mean· whlle, he has ma med singer Sharon Hoddlld (who 11ppears on the co11ei with him), and they live on his ranch -which he Is helping 10 rebulld, after 11 bl'ushflr~ lasl OC1ober -In the Santa Monica HUI~ E.lrly next vear he will appear as Neal Uwady, Jl'cll KerOOM:'s aod Alan Gim· berg'~bu~ In o Fftles period piece caDed Heort~ot wtth Sl~sy Spacek "All I need Is a good role." he says ··u I h&d to. I could go b&ck to the repertory circuit ond be perftttly happy The lmpo11ant thing Is to kttp on acllng " And 011e other porall~I between Wayne and NQ!te The Duke wouldn't r911 how plJt~>d Su~rman, eith"r ..., Wll'ning: The S..,.. Gtnlfll Ha Determined ThM Cig.11t1 Sliding Is o.....,.. to Yu Heelth. J ~K<Df ~: ~·~~ r.._ n ing. "llr". 1.1-.. nlcalinli ors. t2-.. v .1 . 2-.. ...... "'._. 11¥ FTC-"!" I FERTILITY New HQ~. for the C:hlldleas By Suzy Kolter 8 elng a parent 1s d1Hkuh There ·s no queSlion about 1h11t Bur more and m0te people are comtng to realue thar no1 being a parent also has Its drfflculues For the 3 75 mllhon 1nfert1le couples 111 this country alone, not being a pareni Is one of the most d1f1kul1 ordeab of thl'lr lives. Choosing not tr) be a parent I~ one thing. But for couples who have counted on becoming parent~ dnd who de$p<!rate ly Wl$h foi a child. each month without resulti is part of a torturous banle against Mother Nature lnfert1llty 1s not the ..ame as sterility. nor Is it necessarily Incurable A couple 1s termed infert ile only 4fter one full year of normal marttal relcltlons without <.oncep tion After that Ol)e yea1 there ts a very good chance that conception will occur with the help of a specialist, or wveral ~peciallSls Aduhs who are sterile deimne ly Cdnnol bear ch~dren Infertile couples probably will hcwe children -In time The number of lnfertlll! couples ~rising drastlC4lly 11nd will probably peak In the next several years, foUowlng the popula lion curve· The pottwar babes have tum\!<l 30 and are suddenly dec1d1ng to start the families they poscponed previously for education or career pufl)(>ws And many postwar babies 11re finding that getting pregnant Is not a.s usy as they thought lnfertlllly, In fact, Is 11 new epidemic Until recently; social taboos have mode lnfettlllty a subjeC1 that we» not even men tloned publlcly We've aU heard of kings and princes who quickly divorced wives who were suspected of being steri.le ru recently as 20 years ago it was an embar rassment to odmlt you couldn't have chll· dren. or didn't wa nt to. Therefore , more cases of Infertility are being discovered to· day because more people are talking about It There are also m11ny theories as to why we are currently ha ving such an Infer· ttlUy problem. Some experts claim that a woman's body Is geared for reproduction from the ages of 18 to 28. iO that lo pott· pone conception and chddbearlng aftcn those yean Is already taking unnecessary rlsJu. Other soclologists say that today'• J woman of 30 f~s a situation never before experienced by womankind, SM I Is well educated ; she has arrived at 10me lavel of competence In her chosen occu· petlon; .tie Is considered an equal In & marriage and a partnership. and she therefore suffers a lot 11\0fe of the ltreu of the world forrrwrrly thrult upon men. So, thete e xperts Yy that the reason 6he ca n't get pregnant Is because she 11 llberated or becauae the Clves In &l'l anxlety·fllled world with enough atreu to C&UN her lo Siuv Kolk• I• rxp«ctlng hu flrfl child In Fel>ruOfV I • 'AMIL'( Wf:I KL'f, ~JI, tt7' -----. -· hdve diffkulty co11r1>1ving Dr Walter I:. Fox of the Lt's An~lt>~ Infertility lnsutute 1s an obslt-1nrn1n ond gynecologll.t ~c111ll.llng 1n 1nfert1hty In his prlK!k e he !>4!es 1nfert1le women pa tients bfuking dt'Jwn ml<> two different categone~ rather evenly About half of them hi'lve phyl>llllog1Cal re.ason) frir infer 111i1y (thctt Is. 5'>melhmg 1s wrong with their bodies which prevents conception), while the other half have psychologlCal problems -srrns In their own lives or outside pressures to achieve pregnancy '"There 1s " very dehc:ote balance here between science and drt , ·· eJ1pla1ns 1)1 f-011 .. There 1s " 101 of science involved. but there are c1 lot of emotions lnvolvNI also This 1s "'" 11red in which a womctn') emotions come 1nio play sigmhc.antly You hc1ve to try to under$land the pc1nen1's psyc.he as well as her body In CASeS of mfert1llty, so thi'lt you can 9"f a look al the wt.ole plelure ·· Dr Fo x finds thal bl!tween 1[> and 20 percent of h~ patients i'lre infertile. h1) fly ures matching the naoonal aver111~ 01 these, prob.olbly 70 percent can be hel~d "I think it's really Important before you even come to an expert to think aboul the reas.on!> why you are having 11 child Aldtd bv /ertllltv drug•. Mn . Wflllom Klen0$.f gout birth to the famed quintuplets (oboue) In February, rht g ro up wlll be JO yea,. old. Often we get couple.s in our uffl<e'!t whu are pdrtlCularly de>perate they mu~t have result\ right away c111d rhey Dre close to h~1enc<1l This kind 111 rccte1ltm tells me thot more I'!> 9011'9 on heie 1h1m uynig to havt> a ch1fcl The ability lo con ce1ve hai. y<>llen 1noolved with !>ell esteem Y•>u hdve patie111'> wh<1 1hu1k they need IO PfOVe thal they Me not ·~d-d.wi atuiens '"The idea !hi.If ~ can't have o OOl'TilAI. wonderful. heakhy hie wrthuut c h1l<lre11 I\ prepoMernu\ he eniph11~1.re~ ·w omen wh<J c11e try111g ''' 94'' pr~ nant bectiuM! of YJ u illecl S<)(l~i'll pre~ sures ... Dr Fox c.ontinues, .. or parenral pressures, or even because the husbt.nd sdys rhey ~huuld yet pregni'lnl wht>n they themM!lves are not wre ur are them selves ag11tn\t " prngnllnl y •>fr('n h'1v.> trouble cunc.,1v1ng · When both pdnnen are ~ufl' about their desire for c1 child, Or I-ox hM" few te5ts done on the husband's sperm to confirm tliM the husband is not the source of 111fvrtllity, then co11centr111es on tesung the w1le to make su1c thlll ~w 1~ functtonctUy In o rder The husband must have a suffictent number of normal. mov 1ng speunolol.Oc\ thot can be discharged on '!/« ul4t11m f11c wife mu'>I bl! 011ul4t mg "' pmdure " fert1hubfe 1:99 wh1Ch mu>t lrdwl frrm1 the <>wuy through the lollop1on tuh .. •i tc1w11rd tht> uterus. for 1m plci11tot1<JO 111 on ddequDtely developed endometr1um thi> membrane rhi'lt lines the uvrty of the uteru.s If 4ny one of these functiom isn ·1 petformed properly, there can be no pregnancy The ll''>llny proceM therelme 1;11n IX! long uwolved .md l!Xpe11s1ve. depending urr h11w lnng 11 toke!> 111 find out whdt\ wrong phy~olly m emcJt1<>0ctlly, 4nd what 11 ldki>~ ltJ c uro.> 11 .. This 1\ a pan1euf.,rly d1f1Kuh busme» berause of rhe mo111hly <hdllenge." !>dys Dr hn. ..When there Me no rl'suhs, peo pie gel d1~ourd~d m depressed The dCIC'lvr hai. to be ~ns111ve about tlw strain 011 rh .. t t>uple to make them comfortable enough to >14y aro und for 411 rhe tests and au 1he WOfk •hat has II) be dt>1W to get v1me an~wers Of course, Wfl0ve had r •1up~~ who h4ve gotten d1SCouragcd, quit fur ll wh1le"l'!nd then come bKk preg n<'lnr, so you never can tell " If there appean 10 be nothmg physical ly WTong with the hu!band and wife (there are sull wveral physical problems 1hll1 are d1H1e uh to ascertain I. Dr Fox miyht recommend ooe of his weekly ~oup (continued) Since the birth of Louru Brown. 1he worfd 'l /lr~I "test tube" baby (below with her mother. Lesley, on the PhU Donahue ahow), thou.sands and thouson<U o/ women In England , AUlt1oNo and the United S tates On! begging to be Included In slmllor Implantation programs. EPA EST. MPG· HWY. ESTIMATE ' Hghest ~ mileage estmaees eYer. As the numbers above clearly indicate, The New Chevrolet Caprice and lmpa1a now have the kind of mileage estimates o nce associated only with smaller cars. Our New Chevrolet gives you even more trunk space than last year. Now, it's a big 20.9 cubic feet. Also new for '80: a side·lift·type jack. And a compact spare that's easier to handle and takes up less room. Mole mies bdwieen fll·ups. New technology results in impressive new driving range estimates. In fact, when you multiply rhe new EPA mileage estimates by The New Chevrolet's 25-gaJlon fuel tank capacity, the res ult is the long es I esti ma led driving range for Caprice and Impala since EPA fi rst issued gas mileage ratings in 1974. R.11-Sble IOOn\ side and combt. Ptus some 5Ub5tandal ~ New staldlld "6 power. I A lot of new technology has I gone into Caprice and 1 Impala. Beginning right up front with a modem new J.8 Liter (229 Cu. In.) V6 engine: with the highest EPA gas mileage ' estimates ever in a full-size Chevrolet. It couldn't be more right for the '80s. 'No l available in Cali(. where a 2..11 V6 is standard. Newexten:We and-<XJnOSk>n measures. For 1980. 1here's grea1er use of precoatcd metals 1han lasl year. speciaJ coatings in body cavities and vinyl coatings on lower body surfaces. E ngineering advances for '80 include new suspension tuning for a smooth, comfortable ride. And larger sit.c steel-belted radials that grip 1hc road, yet roll easier than last year's tires. The refined shape of The New Chevrolet slices through the air with less drag: another contribution to improved fuel economy. WE MADE rr RIGHf FOR lHE '80s. •@EPA estimated MPO (city).~mile1 estimated city driving ratJae .... milea,e and range wiJJ be lea in heaV}' ciry traffic. Your actual hJghway 26 ~way est., 650 mile1 eai. h~.tiijC". Orivin~ figures obtained by llUJeqe and range will prob.bly be less than the hiahway estimates. Tbe Ne. · muJtipl 'n the EPA mil estimates by . fueJ tankica ity. • • • Chevrolet ls equJD with GM-built engines produQCCLby various dirisiont. ~mber: Utc E:l estimated MPG tor comparitons. ou may get direcrent Sec f01&r Chevy =r for details. And talk. to him about buying or leuing ease and range depending on speed. distance and weather. Youc city n.. New Ole.,.. lol' 1ML FERTILITY (continued} therapy sessions for tnfertlle pa. tients Aher one year of therapy 1n these sessions. 5 percenl or lhese women becl•rlle pregl'IMI Medical science has made tremendous pr~ea in the Ima 30 years, 4nd many of the tats and techniques uaed by Dr. Fox and his peers are rather newly developed While artif\dal Insemination has been available for many years, 11 Is only recently beGom- lng a sub)ea peopk! are wllling to discus.s In tones above a whisper Dr. Fo11. does arttfidal Insemination with either the husband's sperm, a donor's sperm or 11 combination ol the two, depending o n the medical reasons Involved. Many c:ouiMa con5'der arUfl. clal Insemination one of the last r1?S01Jr«!$ available to them. Couples who have not had sue .. cess with this technique. or for whom this technique Is not even vl4ble, are looking beyond this heretofore -e11.treme" alter- native to Implantation. even more radical and experlmet1tal Since the birth of Louise &own (the ''lete·tub. ~I. Brttaln's Dr. Patrick Steptoe h.u become Internationally famous as the doctor responsible for the ftnt and second Implantations on record Scepcoe's SUCC.eM is with womm who have blocked or none11.lstent fallopian 1uba. where the egg Is prevented tram becoming fernllud His procedure IS approaching chn lcal rather than eKperlmental use In England, Australia and the United States. and there are hundreds of thousands of wom- en begging to be taken Into the IFYOU TO BUILD UP YOUR iLOOD COUNT ON VITAMINS Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Take Geritol, every day. Geritol is so .rich in iron, each tablet contains more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron will actually build your blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important to you. program. This, despite the fact that ol Scepcoe's origtn.al •!· tempts. he was only atH.to fey - tillze four out of 32 egg:s, and l\llO of those low pregnancl6 ruff.red mlsc.arrlagu (The other two pregnanda resulted In LotdM Brown and Allister Montgomery.) -Women think now that they can come to England for a week and go hoiM pregnant," Sttp toe r~ rem.Md • the an nual meeting of the American Fe-ttiltty Society In San Fran· cisco, wand that Simply Isn't true Within the nut yeat or two th«:re will . however, be two Of three teams In England. one or two In Austraia and perhaps In Am«rica, that will be ready to handle this procedure." Step· toe. who hais currently dlscon - ttnued h• wen with partnet 0r Robert Edwards, hopes that the two colaboreton can soon open a clinic In Cambridge, where th•y teach. which will prov\de lmplentatlona for p•· tlentw and will aho train teams of surgeons In the dlfflcuh technique Steptoe has noced the poltl- blllty that he end Edwards will consult et an Amcrlean fecillty In Noriolk. Va .• wher• a Stcp- toe•typc fcttiJlz.edon Pf<9am Is cunently being Mt up by Dr Howerd W. Jona. a former colugue ol Edw•rda. Jona' aff hat already rec.lvcd more than 500 applcations ftom women voluntffring for the project. Only thOM candldata who •• 3S ,,.... end yiounger and whoM reprodudlve func· don• .. nonnal -~ for ~ Wop&en lubes - wtl be ~ed. The dole hopea lo hew .. flrtt ....... don~ dM ~ °' lh• ~· I '°. MllllLY .-i Y, °""""' .. .,. MAil I can say about lmplan t.llUOn." siTes6eS S teptoe, "as thar 11 hcu been done It can be done and It has been repeated. This tin '1 an easy process but It can be done He that hath seen has more re.A$0n to believe than he that has not " Steptoe makes It quite clear that lertillz.ation In vitro (In a petri dish -a shallow glass dish uxd In bacteriology laborato· lies -« outside of the human body). Is not cloning "Cloning Is purely science-fiction." he xc0ffs The possibility that lmp\anta lions could be done In women "carriers h rather than in the natural mother, for women who cannot carry a be~ fuU term, also exists as a development of the Implantation me1hod "I don't know what the psycho logical effects of asking another woman to cany a child for nine months would be," he notes, "and there could be problems of re)ectlon and lmmunolog1c;al questtons. &t maybe with a s!Jter or member of the family It Cet1alnly II a poulblllty -but I can only dltcuu If after I've done It," he says with a smile WUI couples realy go through the pain, e11.penM, •motional strca and tr•uma u they reach for more and mot• eJtperlmen- tal answen to IOlvlng Infertility? f'he answer appears to be yes. "lnlerttle women ate among the most highly motivated woup I have evei encountered,·• note• Dr. Griff T. Rou of th• NMlonaJ lndutet of He:dh In Bethnda, Md. ''TMy •• W1JI. Ing to go through eny amount of s>a'n or pey any cott to tl.ve • chlld. And one. they ~ btrth. they ott.-1 w.nt to 1'111 do1t91n." ., I KING: l6 ing. ·1.r. u mg. nico11111. BOX: 18 Mg.. ·1.r. tz ""'nicotn. M>O'S: 19 mg. 'W', l3 .............. agnn1, FTC Alpal'I MAY 78. Let's Have a Halloween Party W e know there's nothing like the fun f1 of witches. ghoits and goblins. So shake out your costume once again and put a lighted )ack·o'·lantem In your win· dow. Easy·to ·flx, nutritious party foods will lend just the right lighthearted spirit when your friends gather. FAVORITE CHEESE DIP l :J'om.),....:1 11 1•~c:hw. lcea(l•.)cMI ....... .__ ........... dllfe OI _.. atlp ..... \11111\11 ....... -aimry. ~- ..... '-call.~ ..... --1. ln 2~rt Mue«pan . combine cheae cubes and chlll, lttrrtng untU chftte mekt. I . Keep mixture warm In a fond ue pot owr low hoc or In • chaftng dllh. Sew wl1h tAC0 chlpt. Maka 3 Cup9 dip CRISPY CARAMEL POPCORN 1 alp...., Y,aipbulterot ........ y, aip ct.ll con .,. 1,\ llllfQ041 .... Y, t11111a11t1 ~aired 4 qea. popped con 1. Stir together sugar. butter. com syrup. sah and vanUla In 1'/z·qua r1 saucepan. 2. Cook over mediu m heat, stirring con stantly unUI mixture comes to boll and bolls 5 minutes. Remove from heat; pour syrup mixture over popped com In large, shal· low baking pan. Stir to coat well. 3. Bake In 2500f. (very slow) oven for o ne hour. stirring every 15 minutes. •· Remove from oven and Mir mixture occask>naly to prevent It from ltk:klng to· gether while cooking. Store In tightly cov· efed container. Moira 1 pound SPEU.·IT COOKIES I C111P ..... ot _..,.. '4 ClllP a.., ........... Y, ClllP .... mn _,... y, ClllP-1 .... .... ICl!lfa ....... puo111 t.. 1. In large bowl. wtth mixer at medium speed. beat butter. peanu1 butter, com syrup, sugar and vanilla unul weU mixed 2. Gradually add flour. beallng on low speed unb.I weU blended Cover. refng erate 1 hour 3. Roll dough into I ·inch bans. 1hen roll on smooth surface inlo a coil >/4 ·inch lhx:k Shape coil 1n10 desired lener directly on cookie shee1 •· W11h a wooden pick. press a hole in lop of each Initial Keep remaitfaer of dough refrigera1ed while working Bake in 350°F oven 12 lo 15 mmu1es or unul hgh1ly browned 5. 'W'hile cookJes are stW warm. enlarge holes If necessary Cool on wve racks Makes about J dor.en (4 mch) cookies Editor's no1e This is a fine opportunlly 10 spell oul such words as Halloween. w11ch es welcome, greedy goblins ea1 here, and 1hen hang them up RAISIN CHEESE FUDGE 2 c....-rata-. 1 cup broken ..... --! c....-8-Jy .. led Clwddu c"-(8 oa.) .,.,. teetpC>Oft Mil 1. In blender, chop ralsrns. '12 cup al a time Pour Into mixing bowl 2. 'W'hirl nu1 meats until finely chopped Mix with ralslns. 3. With fingers. work rn cheese and 5ab until well blended 4. Pack mixture lnio waxed-paper·hned 8·1nch square pan ChUI until hrm. 1hen cul Into squMes. Moltes 3 doun THIRSTY GOBLIN PUNCH I ~ (12 -.) •-or-. juice,~ 2 .......... as.. ch8led 'It al!P t-v I qt. a..-.ll._ -S., chlMd Ice c-.. (3 tt.,,e) l . Make up orange 1uice wnh 3 cans waler as label direcis 2. In a large punch bowl, combine orange JUiee, apple cider and ho~. Stir ICJ blend 3. Al serving llme. add lemon lime soda and ice cubes Makes 3111 quor1s HAMBURGER BEAN CASSEROLE I lb. ground bed I cup ~ onAoft Y, CUip chooP«cf ·-peP11Cf 4 CAM (16-0.. a&u) poB and b«ana wtth te>a.-O M..a! y, cup keech11p '"' C\IP mo1a-2 lu.pooM dry mustard 4 alka P9rti&ly cooked Ncotl, optional I. In s.aucepan. cook beef. onion aruJ green pepper 5 mmules S1rr 10 separa1v mea1 use shonenrng 1f necess.iry 2 . Com bine beef m1x1ure and rernarnmg 1ngredien1s excep1 bacon rn 3 -ql casse role Top wilh bacon 1f desired 3. Bake 1n prehedled 3500f oven for l hour or un11I bubbly Ma kes 2 quarts Ed11or's no1e To make a monster lac~. aboul 15 rnmules before baking 1tme 1s up. remove casserole from oven Sprinkle 2 cups shredded cheese on lop or casserole to make face Place smps of green pepper or cooked spaghetti for hair, cherry tomatoes or carrot slices for eyes, thin slices of sweet potato for a mouth. Return to oven and continue baking 15 minutes longer or untU done. BARBECUED CHICKEN THIGHS 6 chk:lin ttUghe, ekln r--...d Pouhly__... 111 tMllpOOll .... "' lMllpOOll ~ b&.c:k pqp«r 'll CUIP~.._ '4~~ 1 ~ browft wpr l teMpOOOft WorcestanhJre Nuce ~ lMllpOOll prepared m•tard 1. Place chicken thighs. meaty side up, in 9·1nch round baking dish; sprinkle with poultry seasoning. salt and pepper. 2. Bake at 3500f. fo r 30 minutes. Com· blne remaining ingredients and brush on chicken thighs. Bake an additional 45 min· utes or untU tender. Makes 6 servings MJCROWAVE METHOD: 1. Place chicken thighs in 8-or 9·1nch round glass dish with meaty side down. Cover and microwave 7 minutes. rotating dish once. 2. Drain excess fat from dish. Tum chick· en thighs; sprinkle with poultry seasoning . salt and pepper. 3. Comblne remaining Ingredients and brush chicken with half the sauce. 4. Microwave, covered, for 7 minutes. ro · tating dish once. Brush with remaining sauce and microwave 9 minutes, uncov· ered, rotating dish twice. GORP FOR HAl.l.OWEEN 11t CU1P ral9IM 1/t cup CMhewt, peanum OJ walnuu 111 CU1P candy-coeted choco&ete 'It CU1P cadtl com 11acupwneo-Mec11 l)J aap chopped drted ....... l CU1P pano&a, h~ OJ peckaged v.nety 1. Mix all ingredients in a bowl Divide among several small plastic bags. seal wrth twisters. Makes 4 cups Editor's note. Onglnally G .O .R P stood simply for Good Old Raisins and Peanuts Now there are many combinations. Smail square cheese crackers or small pretzel circles would be good choices for the m\)I also PUMPKIN ORANGE CAKE 1'4 cupe..., 11a cup butter Of mar..,tM, aoflmed 2 ... 1 CU1P canned -hed pwnpklia 1/t C1IP mill '4 CU1P OJange juke l tatil11pOOt1 .,.1ect orange PHI I aipe unm*ed al-pwpoee dour 1 ...,-.., a Oft bek.lnt powder 1 leMPOOft 9"0Wld dnnamon 'h IHlpUIMI Nil 'la tMllpOOll bM.lng -s. '.la IUlpOon ~ gllneer 'la ...,._,. 9'ound .. p•n 11a CUIP chopped ~. walnum °' .. __. 1. In large bowl, wilh electrtc mucer at medium speed. cream butter and sugar to- gether uolil nutty Beat m eggs 2. In a separate bowl, blend together pumpkin. milt, ~nge juice and peel. 3 . In another bowl, Sllf together remaining ingredients except pecans, add alternately wrth pumpkin mixture to creamed mix 1ure Sor in nu1s 4. Pour barter 1n10 a greased 13 x 9 x 2·mch pan or two greased B·mch round baking pans Bake at 350°F for 25 to 35 minutes or un1U cake tests done S. Cool layers 10 minutes In pans before removing to cake rack 10 cool completely. Frost With Orange Butter Icing. Makes 13 x 9 x 2 inch coke or two (8·in .) layers ORANGE BUTTER ICING 4 a.pa .lf!ed coNK:deMn' ...., 'la a.p bunn 01t raarprine, .oftmed 3 °' 4 tab&apooN1 «•nee Juke 2 teupoone grated OJ__. peeJ l . Combine aD 1ngreaients m electric mix· er or food processor Blend until smooth Spread on Pumpkin Orange Cake Makes about 2 cups To Make Cake Usmg Food Processor I . Chop nuts. using sieel curtmg blade of food processor. set aside 2 . Process sugar and butter unt!I smooth, usmg cutting blade Add eggs. process 3 . With processor running. pour pump· km . milk. orange JUICe and orange peel rhrough feed tube 4 . Add rema1mng mgredtenls. except nuts Process unul barter 1s smooth. scrap· 1ng side of bowl Add nuts and pulse until well d1stnbuted Bake and frost as abov~ ----------~--- PEOPLE QUIZ /By John E. G1baon Is There a Datk Side To Playing Spotts? TRUE OR FALSE? I . People who go In for sports usually do 50 for a specific reason. !. Top-level athletes In the various sports occupy an enviable posldon. but there Is a darlc side that most fans don't fully realiz.e. 3. Most runners or joggers derive httle actual physical benefit from the activity but engage In ii largely as a form ol self- punlstament to 456Ua!J" guilt fee.llngs for real or fancied trantgresslons. 4. Athletes who participate In nonteam sports are regarded a~ more masculine than team athletes because they're "out there all by themselves" and stand to rise or fall strictly by their own eflorts. 5. Involvement In sports, Instead of pro · llldlng a release from tensions, ohen In C'reOIU them 6. How much a child benefits from par· tlclpatlng In vMlous competlttve sports depends on the parents' attitude. ANSWERS I. True . In an Interesting study. dln!cted by Or. Ferrucdo Antonelli, pro· fessor of psychology at Rome's Central School of Sport. sports·mLnded people are divided Into categories -according to their motivation, thusly. L) People who engage In sport for amu.Mment are essentially motivated by the need for play (recreation). physical activity, com· petltlveness and self-assertion _ It ls a sartsfactlon for them to take part In com· petition, and they accept success and defeat without strong emotional reac lions For people In this category, sport was found to have the most beneficial ef- fect -both mentally and physically. 2) People who find themsellles capable of achieving exceptional perlonnances and try to make use of the sport (golf, tennis. skiing, etc) for 10Clal or economic pro· motion. They have king-sized egos, ag graslvely Identify with noted champions, live hopefuly and euphorically in a new dimension of sport conceived as a means of rapidly making romanlk conquests, achieving authority within a circle of friends or of attaining weahh, fame, socloal Importance and security. Sometimes a certain amoont of 1uccesa Is achieved, but usually h Is a dream that will never Save20,% and slip into • more • become reali1y and may also cause anlde ty and malad1uJtment 2. True. The same study analyzes a third category of sports minded men and women: the top·level athletes who live sport as a profession, achieve en Viable records and make signlflcan1 contJibu· lions to 1he progreu of a sport The study showed. however, that Ma psychopatho logical syndrome, charactenstic of top athletes, often goes hand in hand Wllh such achievement It Is described as con silting of anxleiy, depression and difhcul ty or Inability to repeat previous high-level performances or reach new plateaus of perfonnance -In spite of optimal condl lions ol training and physical htneu Other psychological elements of this syn drome are described thusly a growing sense of social and emollonal isolation Former friends and associates seem to feel a subcle form of resentment toward the new top level athlete Even those closesi to him (or her) M?4!m to offer less emotional support. sometimes the spouse Is the firsi to quesiion the meaning and the value of the new hfe Into which they are both being catapuhed The sense of loneUness is increased by the PQS5eSS lveness of the fans who expe:ct him lo ex hibil superhuman personaUiy traits 3. False In a South we.stem Texas Staie University study. a structured question nalre was sent to 984 persons afflliafed wllh three running d ubs In the South weSl Resuhs ar-e reported as follows 97 percent of the respondents reported an Increase in their physical well being. while 63 percent reported a reduC11on In the number of limes they had been IU Ninety-two percent percelved-,Jnaealed emononaJ well bell'lg as a resuh of run ning And an tnaease m the number of fnmdshlps was reported by 73 percent of the respondents 4. F~ In a siudy al the Un1versuy of New Mexico. the attitudes of men and women undergraduates regarding both ktnds of athletes were carefuDy rated Findings ·T earn spon athletes were seen as more ma.scullne than 1nd1Vldual·spon athletes. who, In tum, ~e seen as more masculine than nonathletes " 5. True A study of the effeas of In volvement tn sports. conduC1ed at Bowl· Ing Green State UnlverSlty (Ohio) cites findings shoWVlg that ""spor15 generate a 1enS10n-excrtemen1 that fonns a pleasur oble J1Jxtapos1uon to the mundane and rouuntzed a.ipeCU ol evervcfay hi/Ing " In shcwt. It was found that Involvement In spom ls likely to provide a cathartic func tlon that Is not simply. as often believed. a liberation from tenslOlls but a restoration of that measure of tenS10n which Is essen ti.al to mental health 6 . True University o f Michigan rese.vch shows that athletic.s (Including compeut111e sports such as basebaU and hockey) c!lre nch Wllh learning ex penences for children and opponunitles lex them to butld self-confidence and new sk.Uls h ls pointed out. however. that "the S1udies indicate that parents can easily loioe gght ol th~ value$ by plaong too much emphasl.s on wmnrng " And rt ls concluded that If parents are not educat· ed to value their children 's growth and development above the team's league Slandlng, the children will also Slop think Ing of spons as o chance to exer raw! case skills and have fun IAJ The new 18 Hour I ights Girdle It's thr first 18 Hour~ with lighter control. The unique fabric is atra-stretchy-with 700 air Yents per square inch to help keep~ oool. The famous 18 Hour stretdl lcttps ~ oomfortable. -----------------, I I ... ., -ie .., _. ..,.. ';, •. , we. am. ., >t.MI ....,. 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But more and more people are going for yet another reason. The Chicken. Fans of such teams as the San Diego Padres and the New Orleans Saints have been de · lighting in the fowl antics of a big, yeUow chicken who cavortS In the saands, makes mischief on the field or court and puts the whammy on opJ>OSlng players Who Is this crazy bird and from where did he hatch? Flve -and·a·half years ago some San Diego Stare students weTe sitting around the campus radio station, discuwng the11 EMter·break plans. when In walked a representatJve of KGB. the top commer· clal radio station In rhe area. and asked who wanted to work a one·week promo· lion In costume They were aU Interested. The man looked around. pointed to· ward Ted Glannoulous and said. "O K . I'm going to lake you because you11 frt the chicken suit You start tomonow." Little did the flve·foot four-Inch tall. Canadlan·bom JournaUsm major know what he was getting Into "I went down. put on the old costume and went out to the too to give out candy Easter eggs," recalls the wlrey, moustached: 25-year· old Glannoulous "I was paid two dollars an hour for one week. I asked If I could ~ay on and do a few extra things because I was )ust looking for a vehicle to stay at the radio station by hook or by aook " The costume, with a hHd made out of papler·mache. wos rudimentary, ade· quate for walking around and little ITlOfe Stlll . It wasn't long before Glannoulous started attending Sen Diego Padre ~ · baU games. sitting among the fans, cheer· Ing the tum on, sometimes even doing a bit of t0ft shoe In the aisles. Then came a lighter costume complete with foam-rubber beak, and soon the fans were ruUy reveHng In The Chicken. "The entertainer In me kJnd of took over, and I started doing more vltual comedy thlngt: biting people on the head wtth my beak, walking Into pc»ts, chasing after foul ballt llkc the fans did, mimicking the manner· Isms ol playas and COKha." Up unttl then. 1Glannoulous had felt rather silly as a college student doing cosrume woric for a meatly two bucks an hour when his ambition was to become either a journallsl or an on·alr radio per· 1anallty. But his secret fantasy was to be a Ted Glonnoulous and fans aro und the country ore flying high ouer the fowl antics of The Chicken. shown here bedecked In his dou//ng new plumage standup comedian "I was hoping for some exruse ro be a comedian becciu5e I didn't have the courage lo go up and do U on my own I wanted secretly to fcill Into II somehow " The Chicken, It turned out, would be the answer. By the summer of 1978, The Chkken had become an Institution , much more than a mare radio ll•Oon promotion or team m.tcot. ~hough KGB had fin.Uy put Glannoulous on salary at S25,000 ~r year (prcvtously he h.cl been ~vtn a ~ of yutly o ne-dollar ·an ·hour ralla), It wat clear he had outgrown hit coop and th4 ltatk>n had to Mrloualy con.ad., what to do Ted Turner, mllllona.lrc<OWl'\Cf of the Atlanta Bniva. offered Glennoulou• nurly Sl00,000 a year, but he turned It down alter KGB doubled hll ..i.ry to sc.ay In San Diego. "for four and • half yuri I had built up The Chicken on U,. fans' laughter here." he explains "I didn't feel 11 was right for me to forSbke aU thar th~ people had given me with their laughter to go on to greener pastures " h was only a matter of time . however. before KGB and Glannoulous went their separate ways. "I saw The Chicken as a career and they saw II as a com~rclal tool,'' he says, adding that the llatlon had made verbal promlMs regarding royaJtles and merchandising and were now telling him, "Well, we really didn't put 1ha1 on paper '° II doesn't count." When h• showed up .. the Padres opening g.uM thll patt tpl1ng, he dltco11· erect chk:ken T·shlrtt on saJe fOf nine dollars apMcC. EmbarrlilMd and W\· noyed, he tllmed tail and rtfutcd to ep ~· untU KGB removed th• lhlrts 0The Mtk>n w.. funous wtth me." he notes, and '°°" put h.lm under autpCnllon for a few weeb. Owtng th.r tfme he made an appearance 111 a basketball game m Seat· tie KGB su~uenrly hred hrm and fUed a $250.000 La~ull , which Is ~Ill pend mg, over use of the costume G1cinnoulous has stnce acquired a new co~tume. a kind of uh1mare Chicken outflt wtth yeilow hebd fur. gold beak, a cocky uiO and a blue vest wtth a Oymg chicken ~bla.LOned on it . and struck our on his bwn . cont1bCtlng W11h the Padres and •1lh.-r teci ms-w ell as 1he New Orleans !:>d1n1~ t\nd Chicago Cu~ 10 work game\ He al~ does numerous one-and two mgh1 stands around 1he countl)I W hen KGB Hged a fireworks displAy '1 at the end of a Padre game to m troduce the11 new ch1eken . lt was booed off the held Within fifteen seconds But when The Chicken reappeared out of an egg al the start of a game one mghr In late June. 4 7 .000 fans lustily welcomed him baclc "h was the biggest pany I ever cir 1ended jn my Ille," says Glcinnoulous These days Giannoulous eats. breathes cind sleeps Chicken -and has no plans lo hang up his w1n!Ji for many seasons to come He sees no reason why The Chicken can't eventually be transferred to another medium a la Mickey Mouse Though he might have his lmttcirors, The Chicken. as yet , has no equals The key 10 Its success, says Glannoulous, has been energy, a knowledge of comedy. a sense of liming. a slxth·sense for reading and mirroring an audience's feelings and a thorough knowledge of sports (in siX yean only one ballplayer has become upset at The Chicken's antics) But more Important Is the freedom Giannoulous feels Inside The Chicken 'kin "I feel more comfortable In that than I do 1n my regular clothing Maybe it's because all the Inhibitions are broken and chipped away h's hke suddenly the alter ego bunu forth and everything you always wanted 10 do but were afraid lo In real life now happens ··1 don't go out dancing I'm lhy. I mean. I never danced In my life b@fore putting on The Chicken $)(In , I never even had the courage to approach gltls for dates," Al a game last baseball seaton, The Chicken hugged a J)fetty gill dmsed In cut-offs and a yellow halter, then stood b.ck a foo4 In th4 allle to cloMly study her trim. tanned legs. ~ she started to cli mb back to her seat, much to the bemuse· ment of Sen o..go Padre fans, the Chicken .. allhlly ~ed behind her. "lt'a a tru•·llfe fantasy," .. ys Ted Gian· noulous "And to think ~ ls al something he feQ Into. OttmwtM -weil, r'd prob- ~ tu~ be • mlkt·manMNd 1111 rCpofter ~ I I I I I I J&P'S NEWEST ROSE! it's a fence that blooms! . A BRANO NEW hybrid from J&P rose research -with bred- In vigor. freebloomlng quality, and low maintenance needs. With SIMPLICITY (Plant Patent No. 4089) It's easy to give new beauty to a rundown fence ... define a property line ... hide trash cans and other eyesores .. or create an Inexpensive, gorgeous hedge. 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The &.no Club W~mae Engosps· ,,,_,,, Cotendors .. by now dMlk:t, and the 1980 wtllon came. on the tndldon Th• 61lt·lnch ><.i9'h ·lnch ....,-bound 20 • FAMllY WUKLY, ~a. ,11'1 book, publisMd by Charles Scribner's Soru. is tun of srunning ~eme:ss and wildlife photographs The cycles of the moon are marked, and the back of the calendar coocziins sections for names and addresses and for notes A number of museums acrog the country offer engagement calendars U- lustnted with photographs of works In the museunu' collections If you have a favonte mu$e\Jm, try calling for lnforma· bon about ordering calendars. Mean· while, rwo of this country.'s most famous museums do publish engDgement books. 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But afterward you look down at the telephone note pad and find that you've covered it with heavy zigzag lines and tightly coUed spirals. and do things. If you tend to No moust·trap:-tc1 {'mpt~'. d -Ct )~ Mut1."t'· draw ple~nt faces, it may Pru ft• t..akt·~ l ht• mt·':-; 0 11t 11f kill in~ mkt•. show you re a social person . !magi h t d -Proved dft-.:tivt•. ( hJl."4.•lls all olht•r • ne w a your oo· dies would sciy If they could moU.-;(• killt·n; t"omhin1•d ~ Many art therapists, psychol· ogists and handllolritfng expens agree that doodles are a spo1l · taneous, highly lndlvidual mode of expression. More Im- portantly, they can often reveal your personality traits and quirks. "Dood.llng Is a Line to the unconscious." says Judith Levlne-Gerberg, an art thera· pist and an Instructor of art therapy at Parsons School of Design In New York City. "When most people doodle, they're on 'automatic: pilot' - tha minds are on something me, 50 thO doodles are uncon- troled. It's a pmonal statement.· "Every person's doodles are as Individual as his finger- prints," notes Margaret Frings Keyes, a San Francisco psycho· therapist and author of The In - ward Joumev: An CJ1 Theropv for You (Celestlal Arts). Ms. Keyes began analyzing her own drawings and doodles some 15 years ago, during a period of Lindo Kanner is un editor 01 Seven· leen magozlne. At New York City's School of Visual Arts, art therapy coor· dlnator Estelle Bellomo uses a method called the scribble tech· nlque, which ~ compares to doodling. "Someone will make a scribble and it starts a fantasy -there 11 be a loose association with the rorm made. It starts out as a scribble and INIY end up as the face of a person from the past. h's aU very spontanequs." "Sometimes people look al their drawings and get scared," reports Ms. Levlne-Geri>erg. "Your doodle mJght be very Violent or very ugly. Keep In mind that It's only a picture, a method of releasing tension. anger or rage in a sociaUy ac · ceptable way." How c.an you discover what your own doodles mean? Rtst you need to start paying atten- tion to the kind of doodling you engage In. You can do so by tJying your hand at some of the exercises below. • Examine how the lines of your doodles are drawn . whether they're deflnlt~ Of Indefinite. light or dark Then look at the subject matter. What does It suggest to you? Do you frequently draw flowers . for a - ample? On rhe surface they DoocDe Dk:donary ~drown.noc aggreu/ue; hold& bock Doodle made to atnme rtght of peee. Aggressive, mQ}lbe too much'°' talk . In other words. verbalize what you see. "I'm wiry and jit- tery"; or Ml feel coUed and t)ght lnstde"; or "I fee.I like I'm going to explode!" Ms Levlne·Gerberg tells about one young woman who habitually drew abstract floral designs that always turned in - ward In time. her doodles revealed to her that she ex· pended a lot of energy tumlng heT feelings ~Inst herself • Start a "doodJe journal" In· stead of a written one. Make a daily drawing, date It and review It later on Look for signs of changes In your emotions - ~edom. stress. hostility - from one day to the next, and relate the drawings to actual events of those days. Now that you've taken a clos· et look at your doodles and have discovered what type you Uk.e to draw, the "doodle die ttonary'' here wUI give you some more Indication of what your doodles mean. The lnlormation oomes from Fe.lix Lehmann. a handwrittng expert for 22 years, INho beileves that certain J)a(tems tend to emerge from people's doodJes and drawings. Mr Leh- mann messes that no one symbol should be used to eval~e raw. an entire peraooaaty. 111.J Strong, energdc. 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What the Chances Are for Recove~ By Gl0<la Hochman 11 happened without warning Steven. a 53-year·old stockbroker, WM halllng a telephone conuersatJon with a client when suddenly htS arm. from the shoulder down to his flngertlps, became so numb he could barely hang onto the phone His leg sttffened and he was unable to move rt ··t have to hang up," he told his client "I think I'm having a stroke " Steven Is one of more than a million Americans who suffer a stroke each year As In Steven's c.ue, moS1 of the llktims are stricken suddenly and unexpectedly, with no early symptoms Steven's woke occuned on the right side of the brain. which affec1ed move ment on the left side al his body For· tunately, It was not massive and did not lave him with permanent damage The only reminder of his episode Is a sllghl ~mp. which his doctors feel wlU gradually disappear A stroke Is, simply, a sudden Joss of ncurologk fu nction due to an lnterrup· tlon In the supply al blood to the brain Usually, It b cauwd by anmosderosh (ha.rde11tng of the arteries), the ume con· dttlon th., caUMS coronary anery diseaJe and claudlcatlon of the leg (pain In the va.els after walking lhort d~neesJ When a~ occurs In one al the ma)or ar1erla that supplies the brain or within the lnln ltMff, the blood supply to a poft\on al the brain ls ltopped -and the affected portion ce4MI to function In aome cues the caUM of a stroke Is a hemonhagc In the brain cauwd by the rupture of a dlMa.Wd brain artery, or an embolus (blood clot) that has brok.n off from a major clot elsewhere ln the body (usually the he.art) and tnveled through the arterial stJnm to the brain TIMI sympt.omt of a serious stJoke can be catastrophic and permarwrnt: paralysis of an entire tide of the body. Iota of spc«h, blndnftl In an eye and akera tk>ns ln sensation. There are also "little woka." the symptoms of which are tran· slent (tMy last las than an hour), las MVere and llmllar to the IYfT\ptoms of ott)b aliments. They lneludc a ataprtng gaft, 5'uned speech. double vision and dlrzlnesa. Utually, wokes a.re not dlfflcuh to Identify, bMed on the tymptomt, a pa· tlent'a hlltory and a thO'ough medical ex· amlMdon. Howevft. cartalna tats lllt often u.d In d~. tueh • en •lee:· troe~logr.m (to record lnln acUvl· ty), an ocu.lopa.th~ (to me.we blood prclSUN or pulN timing In the artcn«t ludlng to tt.. aye) •• dtrectlonel .. • 'llMLY WIDQ, Y, °"'8lllr a ,._ doppler lest, (which measures the direc- tion of blood flow through cer1aln artenes around the eyes) and the CAT scan (lo rule out lhl! pos.slb.hty of a hemorrhage) If the stroke has been caused by hardening of the aneries, treatment generaUy entails the administration of an- ocoagulants The drug cumldin uwd to be given frequently, but today many pl'Ktitloners are substituting aspinn, which reduce:s the cloning tendency of the blood and Is safer Surgery has also been helpful In some case:s of strokes. usually when the blood clot cauMng the obstrucnon does nol OC· cur in the brain Itself, but In the carotid artery (a ma)or artery) In the neck Becauw the dot Is located close to the surface at the side of 1he neck and is readUy accessible to the surgeon. removal may dramatkally reverse a patient's symptoms Dr Howard Hunig, .usodate profes- sor ol neurology at the Hospital of the Unlvenlty ol Pennsylvania. 4e"!liCl't>a a relatively new operalk>n for stroke victims -the lntracranlal bypau. which ls similar. 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Don't Mia Out provkies a step-by•ep cxplanalk>n of th• financial aid procat. lilts the ma)or programs available and helps 1tudenta and parents match up their unique financial sl1uatlon and .adcmlc quall&adoni wtth the pr09'8ms that are molt llktly to be of help The Al .t Eh of Aa>d.rmc Scholonh1,,. 11 a guide to IOme 40,000 mmt tcho&an.htpt offered by mor• than 600 ciolleges. The booklets are avallable for S 1.50 each from Oc- &alTM!l'Ofl ~. P.O. Box 3437. Dept. FW. AlelUlndne, Va. 22302. Lifestyles Speed Umlta. Motonsts a111 speed- ing. but SQ ~hghrlv 1hey hnpe no one will nonce According 10 th11 I hghway Users Federation. the average speed 11r1 10dds posr11d fnr S5 miles per hour 1s 56 2 Average SPt'ed'> on 55 m p h mods range from a h.gh of 59 2 mph m f11ic.as 10 a low ,,f f>I 9 m p h in V1J9in1a VotJng. Among 1he advanced na WJll!> t>I 1he wotld. the U S has one of the poorest vQ1e1 tum<)uts reports Notion) Bu)lne" In the last Pres1den i llll e~c11on only 54 perce111 of all eliglbk.! voters actually went to the poll~ 0 1h"r nations have much higher vonng rclte~. in Great Bntain and C<inAda 7b rwrcen1 of all ellglble voten cas1 1he1r bdllott· France and Norway boas1 an 83 percenr rumour and in Wesr Germany 9 1 percent of potent111I vorers really vote Te&cvwon. On October 30. Race for Gold. a srol",I of Olympic athletes' compe1111on for rhe covered gold medal, will air over PBS stations This NOVA documentary ~1al marks 1he hrst 11me that a Western him crew has tecorded the carefully guarded E.Ast GerTI\dn swim team ln training As an offb4!a1 Halloween special. CBS will air The Two World$ of Jen· nle Logan on October 3 1 The two- hour drama of the supernatural stclrs Lindsay Wagner as a woman tom be· tween two loves -her presen1-day husbclnd and 4 man who has ~en de.:id for almosl 80 years BIRntDAVS (all Sc()fJ>lo) Sunct.y - Dr Jonas Salk 65; Bowie Kuhn 53 Monct.y -Richard Dreyfuss 32 Tuea- dav -Ted Williams 61. Ruth Gordon 83; Grace Slick 36. Wedneedlty -Dale Evani67, Mlchaell.andon4 2. ThuredlJv -Gary Player 44; Betsy Palmer 50. Fr1- dav -Burt Lancaster 66: Ken ROMwall 45 S.IUrdey -James Reston 70, Russell Long 61 BIRTHDAY P£0Pl£: Rulh Gonlolt. Burt Lw..._ Wrlrt•ri arid compiwd b!i 81k Qvlnby ' 'Enriched Flavor. cigarette sparks whnle new taste em in bv tar smoking.· Nor too long ago. smokers believed that if a cigarette had less tar. it had less caste coo. Low tar cigarettes simply didn't tastt• very good Then along came MERIT and a who le new taste idea called 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And in three short years. smoking changed: I. No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! 2. MERIT has swept past over 50 orher brands in record time. 3. MERIT is continuing to attracc high tar smokcrs -chc most taste, conscious smokers of all~ It's clear: MERIT taste is changing ;micudes toward low rnr smoking. Kings&IOOs Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kllga.:8 .. "•:·o.e 1111llicotine-100'1:11.,"w:· "----------------oJ .......... .,..rrc•Mey n , 1 SA You'll really warm-up to thl• terrtflc new comforter Idea. Cozy'n cuddly Body Bundler" It a IJahtwetaht, ln1ulated 'en- velope' that 1hnply lnvita you to 1llp In- '"' Its welcome warmth. Has all thOH 8ne old quilt qualJffff-bat B£TT£1tl Mon than Just a COYIMlp, Body BundJet"' • .,,_ '""""' you In puffy, quJltecl luxury to keep out dnlt1 ... k.ep tn body hat. Ve!Yety soft, IU.lde-look bru1hecl velour l(ntfta. Warintt than any coaunon robe. 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H-. or Whtt.IJ ...... ft. •• ,,,._ a.tr1'•-/-. ·. :.nr" rrern ,k l\i7'1 TRICKS AND TREATS 1 nere s plenty or treats w1tn a soupc..on 01 111ckery to• rne believers of gobhns ghosts and witches among lh•s wee~ <; animated Halloween specials (t 1) GO<Jmolher the W11c..n (the voice of Gilda Radner) prac.hces her wotchc..raft after leaving the unemployment ranks to help two youngsters who want to be Hdlloween 111ck or treat monsror' on ·Witch s N1ghl Qui Tuesday al 8 JOPM on ~BC Bugs Bunny throws a scare into Witch Ha1e1 who ta~es him ror a !Alo EN'S ••de •n Bugo; Bunny., Hnwt oween Special Wednesday at 8PM 01 CBS Ca-.ver 1h1• F11endly Ghost eaperiences an une~oPr !Pel ll1ng 1r1dnk-. to h•S fun loving cousin Ha11y Scary 11 Tl1P C.a!.per HallowePn Spec.•al Tuesday al 8PM on NBC Ralph ,., dehghteo w•th h1!. Halloween pumpkin 1n Ragqedy Ann & Andy "' the Pumpkin Who Couldn t Smile Wednesday at 8 JOPM on CBS ( ANNUAL STOREWIDE CONTINUES THRU NOVEMBER 10th DOZENS OF SELECTED QUALITIES OFFERED AT GENEROUS SAVINGS! SPECIAL PURCHASE! MYLOH "-US CARPETING IM SIVMAL COLORS s I Q95 IMSTALLB> FOR OMLY ... .. y4. MIOHS ITUIS AT Cl.ISL.Oil PllCES! SPECIAL PURCHASE! VINYL ROORING ...... THRU HOV. I Otft: 30% OFF ::_ ~=- 25% OFF :~t~'-' 30% OFF::,.~ 15% OFF ....Wceef• ........ I :J ¥Mil 'ti E• •JiV.i i I u 141:J:I•1'100 u ~11 m Q) yrtoons I 1 0 • 00 e 12 Ont Oir 11 1 T ""' 1 8ol> "t1fllart SllO'* I MOANING D • 12 Tllt ;llct Is lhrnt m Hunttl lnttrllt• l091 But ;, "'°' k tnttt ' fllt nds -S:JO- D SullriM S.11111111 8 :00 a Junt•: Hum1n1ht1 Throu1h lht Alts Tut & Thu11 '.L The '1L Club D Htlltll Fltld e II lJ f11tur11 ':£ S..1"1M Stmtsltr m Unln talty of the Alr -6:30- • Sunnytldt D llnowlte111: EtltKs 1n Ame11ca .. ., 1J Oaybrea• IA X TV Clu11oom D The ricture ol Health TQ. Home Cudller; Oesi1n1n1 Homt lnt1110n rue & lhu1i m .... loo •ev1t• m C.rtoonv1llt U Hulth f1tld EID C1pt1oned UC Ntu I 1cf pt Monday 2t Acnculture USA ft lnst111<tion11 "'""'"' 7 :00 0 8 It M0t111n1 D ilt >t The Ttd11 Sllow a 700 Club a J 10 2t Good Mo1n1n1 Mltriu O flit r rootlet m hp hnnJl,Of•J P11 Q) llrofft Super Stars m Toe1 for Hulth 10 lb<lltll/l.Ahrer ltpofl -7:30- D There h 1 Way m Hanna lubtn m Milter bam SO Oftl [HJ 8 :00 U !12, C.ptlln 1t1n11roo e Sunup Sin Oie10 D The rn Club m TOlll l ltlfy a> Woody Woodpe<hr m IJO (e1t11r1s -8:30- D Callery; '70's Woman r II CD Cl) C.rtOOllS Q4 C1phoned AIC News, Zoom Mondo G) Villa Aitt rt 9:00 f) If) flfi hat tllt tit<•. 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Mowie: (11tr) "fret· dom ROid" (dta) /9 Parl I Km K11sloltmon Muhammad At1 Ron 0 Nul (d•ard Heumann. Baibaia 0 8111 Mackty Howard Stunner A lormet Union Army oH1w retu1ns 10 lht abandoned pt•nt.a1ton whe1e he •IS a slawe and 1s elected 10 lht Conshluhonal Convention -where 1 wealthy and educaled bl1tk man te.chu him lo ttad 8 !f 240·11oOtrt Double lrou bit Trip and lll1b mme some Sllppor1 hom sun worshippers al 1 nude buch u lhey 1ttemp1 lo rexut some nudists lr1pptd 1n 1n a11~11ard position i nd M0t1an is l0tced 1nlo a deadly Slluahon u slit musl c1uh land ht• c1\o9pe1 w1th two youn1 boys on boatd ff .... : (211r) "TIM "'Pt 'Tlllt hllidllll -.nu" (dra) '75-VK Mo11011 MICl!att Const1ntint Tht tlftCI of OllOll Welles btwdcasl ol "Tiit W1t of !lit WOtlds " • Men "'""' MIR IB)llns ..,.....,o.ic.....,, a ""' Jttttt ""' s,.111 -9:30- • CJ) 0 WH' iii CltlclMllti Jenntltt fells 1n love 1111111 poor, but 1ood 100~1111 reoauman i nd les thinks he dmrm a talar, bogsl (Ruchedul1d) m 14 Win Strert Wttl Special Int Cia\h ~' iq C•n 1r Ha~oen A,j:a1n lhf !lo lh 1nn11,r~r, JI·~· sl 1 m1r1.• .. ash ~f 97q p• 11dt •t1t' ' l PO n~ • ' '" ttlf'l'11rt~~ n I #'i~ '·~ ,,,. 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CJ ~per .. trMUI so Audtmy leaders 10:00 tJ e 12 Lou Crant M • ,. ,,fl10 ''i ff" ' J "'* 0'u1i L t•tr. •Ii-ul '"• ~Jb'1'~ '' prr h • ·~1 • ~u " m'o• 1l u1 "''' N''' " t'! b•1t ', .f'tt •g d1tt I >f l lloots-Pan VIII UD News U MO¥tt (90ml "Culs ol Hunt 1ntton House" d•• '• Sh ti•, Jontt Mtr,ror '1lcC1mb110~• '" • So.er• Allrr tht O"A~uo or A n1 •omancP a tr;ch~r I•••\ 1 J~ 11 1 <;<~O<ll tor Prt1ln1nl v11I II> ll11ht Gdtty ffi t• Muterpitce Thutre Pol dar~ llesp•tt Otmtl1' i prrt•1ts R.1ss gnr1 all to f r1na '" ,,., h •I his btSI ''""0 Capt11n D••~hl f n11 el Peudo dt Amot -10:30-m m WlltW1 SO htn1n1 11 Sf111phony 11 :00 tJ 3 • 10 llews D 12 J3 3t News U W1kt Mr uuah D Stanford r ootblll H11hli&hls CD MA SH II) Stsl of Btnny Hill 24 Jap•n Today ID Die~ ta wen Show -11:30- tJ t ti Morin Harr7 O McM1ll1n ' Wilt 3 )'1 I Crowd D 1J )t Johnny "'son O Thr 0111n1 CAmt u "'"' 10 M00nt "El Condor" l•t\ 10 .,, B•o•n P111t<• O llu' Q) Hoe1n'1 Htrett II) Gtt Stn1rt 2• Yotl l0t Htalth ffi C.ptioned ABC Mt•S m MoVIU lltwS 12:00 O l•1t11h1 lone O Movie "" "Rocky" tdrai 48 '1odd1 McOo .. •11 (dgar s,,,,,, O Morlf Ill "1'1tlty '!oY Floyd" 1d• 41 6-0 John £ 11tson Peter f alk Q) M11atlt POlltr m 28 Ton11hl -12:30- O Dratnel a> Movie .. "Body' Soul" tdraJ J 1oh• Gart1e10 I •111 Palm., W Thr Open Mind 1 :00 D n >t T OlllOl tow O Tlle R1fltm1n m Tiit lOfll Starch 2 :00 tJ Mowit. • "It Happens btty Spnnc'' <com I 49 Ray lt"111nd ID Tiie Pinont1 ..... ,1 CHOOL Bus your kids good-bye. Busing Is 1t the choice of the people or only the will of the courts? For some. thats the issue But for others. the question raised by busing 1s a lot less complex 'What are the chances m_y children will be bused?· Find out by following reporter Bob Banfield as he looks in to Proposition 1 and other recent developments in an issue that's as far from black and white as you can get. Wat ch .. Busing You r Kids Good-Bye:· a special four-part Eyewitness News Closeup. All this week at 6 on Channel 7. EYEWITNESS NEWSCD6PM Because there's more to life than news. weather and sports. Pege14 D TUESDAY OCT08£11 JO FOi m01n1ns and afternoon lnhnl'· plust m DAYTIME l'llOCllAMS ~.tor you1 conwtnotnct. are Utt day's lllOYIH. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 O "Stetl T011n" ld•a> ~.' Ann• Shendan lohn l und l :OO 10 "Crtat Gatsby" tnn1 td1a1 /4 RobPrl Redlnrd lt "ll1cholu ' Aluandra ' !Oral 71 Cone! Su laurrnt• Olrv1e1 M1rhaPI Redgr~vP 3:30 U "frwe Ot19ttalt W-n" 1mys1 71 An1an•llf f.omfl EVENING 6:00 f) 10 12 2l lltw$ 3 l's a Crowd DU a 2t lle111 U Staruy ' Hutch O l'ro Bnkttball lhe lo~ An11Ht\ la~ers al the Chicago Hull\ m The Brady Bun<h m "STREETS OF • SAN FRANCISCO" G> Slretts of San F r1nm<o i • "ott<I Unmrst EDOwt1 tnr Jt Maude $0 lntroduc1n1 ltolou -6:30- 3 l•""" {' flt TK Oottp 1~ MtlY Griffin Show m I Lott l11ty m Otc• Ciwett Sltow ff The Brady lu11<ll Im Mi VlflO J Yo SO Owtr USJ 7:00 D 'Il D D :n """ U i2t Happy 01" A111n (f J The Jo .. r's Wd4 CD M•A•S•H (J}) Tk Tac Doutll Q) Sanford l Son fm 21 Tonleltt OJ Los lticos T1111111t11 llom (HJ Mldltlltlthrtr lttpert -7:30- fJ 2 . Ille T .. 11 HeppJ 1>111 Aca111 D FUN AND MUSIC * ON SHANA NA Wltll Connie Sttwent! 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(llu) "Ont on One" (dtfl 11 Robb• 8Pnson Annelle 0 loolt Mtl~nlf G11tfolh GD Sp11dhn G11I StrtC~land lamt\ G RtChardson A h111h school bas"'' ball playt1 embarlls uPOn lhr road to mitunly •htA ht accepts an alhltlt< S<hol11sh1p 10 collt&e II .2> >t Mo.it: (lhr) "Fret· dom llold" (Or a) 79 Conct Kn' Kr1s101terson Muhammad Ah Ron O'Nul 811b1ra 0. Howard Brunntr leadm 01 1 11roup ol sharteroPIH!IS and loimt• slavn band 101e1hrr 10 keep land lh•y own lrom lhruls by lht •hilt l1nOowne rs and l\u Klu 1 Klan members D 1 1,GJ t2f Tllret's Co111111nJ Ch11n1 s Hosp1l1l1ly A bump on Chnuy s hud unds hfl to the hosp1h l ltav1na l1ndlo1d r urley s 1m111nll10n whuhn1 D Tic Tt< Dluth CD Men Grith11 Show ~4JW~ m 11it C11Kt11 H ... a -9:30-• J <DJ f2f Tad 'A Woman Amons Futnds Bobby and tony s lr1end$h1p IS on the lint wllen lllty btclome embrOtltd 1n a love 1r11n11t ind ettempl to outdo each otht1 1n ~1111 lor 1 btaullful youna lady ...... 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CHOI (S•m Dsator. C) ttnd CHalvt (0111/d Collings, I) p/1n th• 1n11srn1t1on of the molt pawerfut man In tht world, 1r1 "Ju/1u1 Co""' .. II would h1we been very u 1y for lrndsiy Wiener to sit back i nd rel11 1f1rr the succeu of her Emmy A•ud wrnn1nc teln1sion serits The Bionic Wom1n lh Wa&ntr thouch. ch~ to tlu her ut1ng musclts and under11ae a ••dt 11n1e ol ch111eten She 1dds 1noth" lo h" &1llery with 1 tour dt lorct ptrlormAl\ct of the title role rn 'The Two World\ of ltnnit Lo11n ' .u1n& Wednesd1y, H1llowetn night , 1t 9PM on CBS Al 1 m1tltt ol tact. Ms W11ner \lys one other l1vo11te upech ot Tht Bionic Wom1n .. u that 1t en1bled her to prrpart tor liter thmcs "On tht series. I wn always usum1n1 d1sgu1ses and play1n1 drtterent characters," l1nd\ly upl11ns. "I knew rt .. outd keep me l!om becoming lypecut Actually. 1t hh 111hl mto my lon1 ranee plans." When the mru ended. L1nd\ly decrdtd to put her "B10111cs" behind htr and mowt on to mote 1mb1hous p1oiects She started out with this yu1's three hayr ltltm10n mo"'· "The Incredible Journey ol Or Meg l1urel," •h1ch proved to eweryone she was one ol telev1s1on's mosl rnte1es1tn1 actresses 1nd upable ol thrnas far beyond T ht B1onrc Wom1n Her t1lenls get 1 ru t •01kout in "The Two Worlds ot Jenntt lo&an" 1nd, once 1111n. it's 1 10111 chance ot duechon tor her. The !>tr1pt, a re1nc.arnat10n story 1n whKh ltnd\ly pl1ys 1 young woman who t11wels b1tk '" time to the turn ol the century, rnte1ested htt trom the be11nn1nc "lh1t •IS one of the th1ncs about the film that rmmed11tely crabbed mt It wlS dehn1tely 1 ch11tence to do thost scenes 1n th t 1thc where I trnel batk rn hme I had to recall upenenus 1n my own hit and use them to create the sen»tlons Jennre aoes throuch It isn't u ntceuuy to relive a tot1t uperience 1s 1t 11 to reull and build on 1 fuhnc." Ms Wiener reunlly completed a s11·hour m1n1se11es for CBS based on the 1978 bestseller, "SC1uptu." 1nd holds the richb to the b•o1r1phy of 1nthropoloc1st Marcaret Mud. "The Two Worlds ot ltnntt locan" also st11s Alan Feinstein and Marc S1n1er. and 1s directed by nteran mystery novelist/ sreeenwriter/dtrectClf Fran-Ot felht1. - Wl-40 ARE "THE BAXTER S"? rhe Baxters (Anita Gillette and L111ry Kt>1th1 The Baxters-a unique. 11ew prune time 1elev1s1on ser1ei. from lhe master or TV programming innovation Norman Lear-makes its debut on KTLA (Channel 5). Wednesday at 9PM What sets The B11xters apart trom all of telev1s1on s other typical. middle-class tam11ies is not necessarily the situations or crises they lace each week (drugs child abuse. 1nl1dehty, housing old age) but how they resolve them They don't The audience does K TLA's new weekly hall hour series is the resull of the unprecedented fusion 01 the best ol Norman Lear s socral comedy/dramas and the theory that the audience has a nghl to respond In the first hall or each episode there is a drama concerning Nancy and Fred Baxter who hve with their three children 1n a small suburb outsrde of St Louis Mo They represent a typical m1ddte-c1ass tam1ly as they confront the problems and issues that affect us all Portraymg The Buters are Anita Gillette Larry Keith Terq Lynn Wood, Oerin Allay and Chris Petersen Nancy and Fred (Ms Gillette and Keith) are each 1n their forties and have been encountermg hie s problems together through twenty years of m1mage Eleven year-old Rachel (Ms Wood) 1s bright beyond her years and uses her precocious charm 10 deal with the trills of being the youngest m a very busy household Fifteen-year-old Jonah (Petersen) still en1oys his baseball teem more then .. any old girt," althOugh he lnS1st1 he be lre1ted lllce 1 man Nineteen-year-old Naomi (Ma. 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