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Home My WebLink About1976-10-31 - Orange Coast PilotOL 69, NO. 305, 6 SECTIONS, 94 PAGES ORANGE COUN~, CALIFORNIA • Sniper Slays Two · Flames Flush Gunman From Apartment I MECHANICVILLE, N.Y. P> -An unwitting bar patron apart-t.h:ne policeman who'd t taken a test to become a time officer were victims of a "per firing from an apartment · dow during a shootout here le Saturday. The lone gunman, wielding an tomatic rifle, held police at y .tor two hours as officers sftred his fire from surround· g buildings. As bullets flew, at least es an ritical A Costa Mesa woman was in itical condition early this rning after she apparently ot herself in the head at home turday night, polic~ said. Costa Mesa officers withheld e victim's name until relatives uld be contacted. be apparent suicide attempt curred at 9: 45 p.m. at 321 anover D.r. A friend of the vie· called authorities after the portedly despondent woman · cted a head wound with a re- lver, investigators said. The victim was taken to Costa esa Memorial Hospital where r chances or r ecovery were ted as doubtful, police said. seven others were wounded and two more injured as they at- tempted to flee the dangerous area. Fire broke out in the apart- ment building during the shoot· ing, apparently prompting the gunman to seek a safe escape from the threatening flames. Witnesses report \he gunman shouted a request for safe exit, which was granted by police and Kenyon "Billy" Pruyn stepped out of the rea~ of the building with his hands raised. Pruyn ·was t aken from the scene in an ambulance, reported· ly wounded in the face or head. AUTHORITIES IDENTIFIED the dead officer as Paul Luther. James Marsh, 50, who was in a bar across the street from the sniper, died of wounds later in a hospital, police said. State Police Maj. Francis Sain· camp said Pruyn would be charged with the murders of both Luther and Marsh. JOHN L. GONNELLY, another city policeman, was wounded, but his condition was not known. Officials at a hospital in nearby Troy said they t reated nine persons -seven who were wounded, one who suffered smoke inhalation and one injured in a fall. Police said the sniper's motive was unknown, but state police said the suspect had been issued RYAN VAN RENSSELAER ACCEPTS TREAT Gene Grave1. Wllfty ZJgtar, Ed Van Rensselaer Scare Ghastly, Ghostly · Effort Delights All By JACK CHAPPELL OI-0..11., l'llot St•" Beneath the ghastly glow of a silver moon eerie mists hug lbe courtyard cobblestones and waft around the cobweb-covered coflln. The lid moves. A cbalk·white band reaches out and. • .pull a piece of candy in the trick-or- treat bap of the lucky llWe sprites who visit Ed Van Rensselaer's home Halloween night He has turned the court.yard of his Emerald Bay home into something genuinely spooky with the aid of special el· fects equipment and talent from MGM. •'WE TaY AND do somethini every year for the kids in the neighborhood,'' Van Rensselaer said. Ed's wife Sue noted. however. that her husband and two buddies Gene Graves and Wally Ziealer likely have as much fun as the younger kids. Van Rensselaer, now an oil company executive, said he • used to be in show business and bas maintained contacts over the yean that made the motion picture special effects possible •. THE VISUAL TllJCKS will include the f'swam.P mist'' floating in the courtyard and cobwebs draJHtd about. There are to be eerie beads and ghostly shapes in the windows and, ol course, lbe coffin. Van ReASselaerplanson reposinght'lhe p!ne box. He'll be.costumed as Count Dracula $d ~get the can. d,y, )'OW\l•ten are going to have to screw ,up their courate and visit the vampire. "They'll all do it. but ma:ybe wiUi '<>me ~•don." Van Reuselaer said. · ~~---~~-----~--- a speeding ticket earlier Satur- day by police in this eastern New York community. The sniper was armed with an a utomat ic rifle and a shotgun and fi red hundreds of rounds. Scores of police who sur- rounded the brick structure re- turned his fire. POLICE SAID 11 weapons were later taken from the apartment. Police denied a report that tear gas had been fired into the build- ing before the blaze started. The building was extensively damaged before firemen put out the flames. Authorities said the sniper's first shots went into the bar, but afterward were sprayed in various directions. "At first it sounded like firecrackers," a said bartender George Downs, "but I looked out. the back win· dow and I saw the windows ln my car were shattered. "Then he st arted shooting in earnest. As soon as we realized, what it was we tried t.o get the people into the back room." Vitamin Overdosing Threatens Health PULLMAN, Wash. CAP) -Too much nutrition can be detrimen- tal to your health, says a pro- fessor. It's time to stop providing 100 percent of the Recommended Dietary Allowances <RDA's) in the '·all everything" bowl of cereal, Dr. Dean Fletcher of Washington State University said. The RD.A nutrition levels in breakfast cereal and some other packaged foods s hould be dropped to 3!> percent from the present 100 percent level pro· vided in a few cereals, said F1etcher, who heads the school"s food, nutrition and institution management department. • "IF AT BREAKF~T you get 100 percent of a nutrient. such as Vitamin D, which is toxic at a re- latively low level, youdon'tleave -. .-k• f H yourself any leeway for the rest ~o 1ng or arry or the day," sai~ . Ftet.cher, an · ' . , . . .. authority on nutrition who once ! Wnter Robert Lund peers from Mille Can used by directed the American Medical Harry Houdini in escape act. Houdini plunged into the AssqciaUon's (AMA> section on water-filled can, six locks s napped shut and ... the magi- food'science. cian es~apcd. He died 50 years ago today, on Halloween. Fletcher s aid that an AMA food More about Houdini's promise to return from the grave <See VITAMINS, PageA2) _o_n_P_a""g_e_A_2_. _________________ _ 7 4th: Mad Dash to the Finish By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of IM O•llY f'llel SUfl Campat1n headquarters say something about their can- didates. Ron Cordova works out or a small suite or offices near the Orange Coun· ty airport The decorat· ing motif con· sist.s of cam· p 8 l g n literature, a huge appoint- ments cal en· dar and a bulletin board for press clip-. uY'NoLos pings. Volunteers come and go on bicycles, mo-peds and in small, foreign cars. The Marian Bergeson head· quarters is in a large house in the Baycrest section of Newport Beach. The living room is crammed full or boxes or pam- phlets and there is a constant din rroJD the volunteers. Most of them are women who arrive for inst ructions and pamphlets before leaping back into their station wagons and dashing off to take on another precinct. The campaign for Jim Semons· is operating from a desk in the Ford-Dole campaign head- quarters in a Newport Beach or. lice building. In spite of the humbl e -looking facilities. Slemons had $150,000 to spend in hls general election campaign by Oct.18. •••• ONCE UPON a time, the out· come or the election in the heavi- ly Republican 74t.h Assembly District was a fore1one con· clusion. There was just no way for a Democrat to even finish a close second in the district where the reautration show• nearly two Republicans to every Democrat. Thia year, t hings b ave cbanied. Tbe niht for the. 74th has become the liveliest -and the least predictable -in l<>fal big. t«y. Tbe race f eaturel Ute offidal, yet elusive, Republican can· didate, Jim Slemons. IJsted with him on the ballot ls a well-paced, brassy, a11ressive Democrat, Roa Cordova. BOrll AR& challenged by a Jut-minute, write-ill candidate. Marian Bergeson, who lost to Siem; tn the primary. Wbe Mrs. Bergeeon threw her hat In , the rln• 10 U1I qo, abe and her backers claimed that Cordova had Slemom beat-an analysis shared by other POiitical oblerven in the dlltrtc:t that runs fro m Newport Beach to Oceanside. 1be eff~ of her mtrJ MW nearly lmpouible to~. SI~ 1ap Ibo ll dt tbe ~-ftte ....... Qrioy. A Daily Pilot poll taken Friday night and Satur- day morning indicated that slightly more than half of the 74th Assembly District's Republican residents are aware of Marian Bergeson's write·in campaign. or those who responded to .the telephone poll, 53 percent said they know of her candidacy ; 47 percent said they did not. The r andom poll r eached 98 persons Friday evening and between 9 a.m. and noon Satu rday. Respondents were not asked for who they would vote, o nly if they were aware of Mrs. Bergeson's candidacy. The calling list was compiled from Republican voters listed by the Orange County Registrar of voters. a better shot at the traditionally Republican seat. Cordova says she'll claim the Republicans who would have crossed party llnes to vote for him in protest over Slemons. In short, he thinks the Republican voters he w as counting on to beat Slemons w ilb will go for Bergeson in a losing proposition. BOTH MEN will state that the best Mrs. Be rgeson can hope for is a dismal third place. Mrs. Bergeson, a 12-year member of the local school board, gently disagrees. She says all she needs to win is to sweep the Republica n vote. And that, she says, will be no problem because or two factors: -She has a n established con- stituency from her years of public service and her "ag- gressive" primary campaign - a race she Jost by only 2,600 votes. -Republicans in the 74th want an alternate to Slemons -a can· didate she s ays is lacking in leadership, qualifications and honesty. •••• BER OPPONENTS describe Marian Bergeson as prim. Trim and attractive at 48, abe ls a .shy woman whose reserve can be mistaken for coldness. Once that reserve wears off, the woman who emerges is warm and enthusiastic. Asked what she would use as a catch-phrase to d e fine her campaign. s he answers: "Gung ho." Jim Slemons says be was r ather relieved when he stopped making public appearances. "i'm not a good public speater.'' he explains, "I get • nervous' .in front of large au· diences1": · Wouldn't thit: be a liability for an Assen;i blym an?· 1 • "I DON'T think ' so .. I work much better on ari individual basis or in a confereqce situation like a committee, sol don't think it's a liability at all." • * * * ... Ron Cordova laughs ··when he talks about his image as a minority attorney. •'People hear my name and tbey essume I'm a Mexican·American. 'Tm a Se~hardic Jew from Beverly Hills. ' **** The campaign in the74thstart.- ed out normally enough. Semons. as the Republican nominee, was getting the customary endorsement and donations. Cordova. the underdog Ct' '1'111·: INSlltl·: VOTES COUNT -Beyond the congressional and legislative candidacies and state proposi- tions, there are measures that bit closer to home. To find out the is· sues in your city. see Paee C3. The recommendaUom from four or1an lzatlon 1 and three newspapers ror tbe 15 state pro. po1lUon1 ar:e 1ummart1ed ln chart form for easy reference on haeA7. ft&\ lll'l'Elf -apra, Ute espeg. ~er yoar ,-. but. don't coant on wlnlllaa tbe war. l!ltdWrtw ADM Coaps-aft .. a litUe profualoaal adYlc• on n,bdac tbe pelUOD P•R ilo•E SWEET HOME -A broad ran•e of government restrictions on land development ls most Ukel:r to blaftne I« n~ home lotteria and skyrocked.ng prices in Orange County, says M.Wion Viejo Company Presi- dent Phil Rellly: Staff W.rite.r Bill Schreiber rep0rts on Pace Al2. ROOMMATE WANT&D - Staff writer .J •Ckle HJma tells bow to plct a roornm1&e and wbat ~ JOU have U 10U bwen not~ tblm VfflY well. B• from l11al. man .. erlal ·ancl 1*otDediM Tiwpoinla,ltart~k '~ ' Democrat. was fiahting ror ex- J>O$ure and money. THEN A strange thing hap- pened-Slemons took off Cot Europe for a month through Sep- tember and October. Cordova, still hard at work on his campaign, began billing himself as the district's only can- didate. He got laughs just about everywhere be went by telling audiences: "I'm not the Democratic can· didate in the 74th Assembly Dis· trict. I'm not the Republican can· di date. I'm the only candidate." Mrs. Bergeson, whose backers had never 'luile gotten over the shock of losing out to Slemons• media-and-mail campaign in the primary, began to agitate for her to launch a write-in campaign. SHE SAID she didn't because of her deep-seated belief in the democratic process. "I was terribly disappointed · after the primary," she ex· plained. "I 'had conducted a good campaign on the issues, and I could not believe that I bad lost to someone like Slemons. But the electorate bad spoken and that was something I was prepared to accept." Mrs. Bergeson•s only act of protest over the outcome of the primary was to decline to work for Semons when all or the par· ty regulars were falling in behind the Joc:al candidates. Even in those clrcumstances-Slemons out of the country, Mrs. Bergeson out of the campaign- Cordova still didn't have much of a chance to catch Slemons. Then r u mors began t o circulate, whispered allegations that Slemons bad a penchant for photography off emales. i Somehow. copies of the August, 1913, edition of Pen· thouse magazine began to sur- face. The)' contain a slx·page (See3·WAY, PageA4) -- "' AJ DAILY PILOT Su"Ct-r. October 11. 1m Weekly review of Orange Cout highlighm Huntinqton Bc~1ch That Was Some Breeze! The angle or bending palm trees along Huntington Beach's Palm-Avenue demonstrates the force of wind in last week's Santa Ana blow. City councilman and longtime resi- dent Ted Bartlett said it was just a breeze. "We've had a lot worse," he observed. City crews received nearly 200 calls regarding tree damage. Farewell From the Force A full police-military honors funeral was given a five· year veteran of the Huntington Beach force Friday. Ulli, a 95-pound German shepherd police dog, died peacefully in his sleep from cancer at a pet hospital Wednesday. The animal was buried at Sea Breeze Pet Cemetery. Newport Beach Where 's The Fire Hydrant? lldi.tj Whal weighs 150 pounds. 1s painted white. costs $350 and used to be bolted to the sidewalk al Balboa Boulevard and 28th Street? A missin~ fire hydrant. Newport Beach police said it. was stolen from its corner sometime Wednesday. "We don 't know if they wanted 1t for their house or their dog, or what." aald Fire Inspector Art Mortem. "But they sure got away with it." Board Filters Criticism The smoking lamp is lit al all three Irvine high schools . The school board president called it a "co-out" last week. but trustees voted 3-2 to create special smoking areas al the district schools. The trustess said it was not a matter or favoring smoking, but a plan to keep the restrooms free for non-smokers. The schools have set aside specific outdoor areas where the students can smoke Laquna Beach Was Artists' Game Stacked? The Laguna Beach High School Artists ate like champions Fri- day-12 dozen pancakes, 175 sausage links, seven dozen eggs. eight gallons of orange juice and five gallons of milk. It was the 10th annual homecoming game breakfast. complements of Harry Moon's Cottage Restaurnnt in Laguna Beach .... The players call the event the Pancake Demolition Derby. San Clemente Anyone for Moontans? There wlll be plenty of choices when it comes to shop- ping in the Saddleback Valley. Plans for two major shop- ping centers were announced within two days last week. The Irvine Company plans a $300 million project -bllled as the lar1eat shopping center ln the United States -which will open In the fall of 1979 at the junction of the Santa Ana and San Dle10 freeways. Eitht miles away, the Mission Vie- jo Company and the Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation wlll open the $65 million MiHlon Viejo Mall in the fall of 1978. Robimon 'a and the May Co. will have at.ores at both centers. Saddleback Valley More Malls the Merrier U you art one ot tbolt MODI• wbo become lrked ftln tbe IOUc• kick ~ou olf a public beach at 10 p.m. or mlc1Dl&bt. (''What do you mean the beach is closed? How do you dose a btacb?"), now there ls a place tor you. The San Clemente City Council has stricken an ordinance lmposlng a curfew on beaches and city pier from midnight to 4 a.m. It Is ridkulous for a beach commun.lty to prohibit It.a resldentl from usln1 the shore at any lime, the councU reasoned. Poll Peanuts Just 'Caviar' DECATUR, Ga. (AP) -Hop- ing to head ore claJms of elec- tioneering on Tuesday, a DeKalb County official has warned poll workers not to spend the day mu.nchlnalrom ba1ul peanuts. Thal mlght be coostniod u campaigning for J)('anut fanner Jimmy Carter. "So t've told them if they're going to have peanuta, don't have them out on the table," aaJd JoMpb Dean. And lf a worker just can't ml.at a · soober or two -they're Georsta's No. 1 row crop -and 1'0fnlOD9 COmetatnat UJUJt teU •em lt'• 'OeoT,ia cavtar,' nothtn.c but •oeorita cavter '" -- Jobless' Snffering Charted WA.c;;Ht"JGTON CAP>-Astudy done for • con1ressiooal panel links increases in unemployment with higher rates or fatal disease, mental lllness and crime. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey CD- Minn.), chairm a n ot the Senate· House Joint Economic Commit- tee, said in making the study publlc that it was the most com· prehensive analysis or Its kind ever made. "This study confirms for the first lime that a strong, direct link exists between rising unemploy- ment and increases in slress- related Illnesses such as stroke, heart and kidney disease." he sajd In a statement. HUMPHREY SAID "1t also shows that rising unemployment Is directly related to higher suicide and homicide rates as well as increased mental hospitaliza- tion. imprisonments and cir rhosisorthe liver." The 230-page report was pre- pared for the committee by Prof. M. Harvey Brenner of Johns Hopkins University. The study covered the period from the end or the depression of the 1930s through the early 1970s. IT ANALYZED HOW total mortality, homicide, suicide, cardiovascular-renal disease mortality, cirrhosis or the liver mortality. total stale imprison- me nt and total stale mental hospital admissions were affect- ed by changes in the level of in- come. the rate or inflation and the Jobless rate. The unemployment rate was found to have the moslimpact. Humphrey said "the report suggests that the 1.4 percent rise in unemployment during 1970 alone Is associated directly with some 1.500 additional suicides. 1.700 additional homicides, 25,000 additional strokes, heart and kidney disease deaths. 5,500 added mental hospital ad- missions. and 800 additional de- ~1ths from cirrhosis or the li ver aJI in the last five years.·· ON THE BASIS of an additional 2.9 percent unemployment to a rate of 7.8 percent in September , Humphrey said extrapolations based on the study indicate that by 1980 this wlll resultln52,000 ad· dill.on al deaths from stroke. heart and kidney disease. 3,000 addi- tional homicides, 3.200 additional suicides, 1, 700 additional deaths from cirrhosis or the liver. 11,000 first ndm1ssions to mental hospitals, 15,900 additions to state prison populations. and an in· crease in total mortality or 100.000. Dead Woman Slain. in LA, Moved Here Los Angeles police Saturday identified. the. body or a 27-year· old woman who was stabbed to de- ath and buried in a shallow grave in the hllls three miles north or San Clemente. In Sook Kim suffered at least one stab wound to the heart near her Wilshire District home in Los Angeles and was transported to Orange County some time during the week, according lo homicide investigator William Elscnlraut. The Los Angeles police official said investigators recovered the remains atabout8p.m. Friday. Further details of the homicide will not be released pending a con- tinuini< investigation of the case, Elsentraut said. Oranse County Coroner's office spokesmen declined lo release in- formation from an autopsy con- ducted Saturday at UCI Medical Center pendinR the investigation OAANOE COAST ' DAILY PILOT =r.:t.~~~:.''r. ':.':1.=::::~:; C.0.\l '°"'41\111"9 ComH•Y ~ ..... II-Mt ::'~~;o.~~c~~,::,~~~·L~,~= ••~" Vao,.,. 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MM " ~·· ~ c."'*'"" '-••r'••ir "' ""1f( ~r:-~ :"'~·~::!...::,, -"'" -., r Gr.ave Frustrates Houdini's Prorriise DETROIT t AP) -Harry Houdini, who died on Halloween, said he miaht be back, but it's been a half cen- tury and the great escape artist remains in his grave. It was on Oct. 31, 1926 that Houdini died in Detroit's Grace Hospital of a ~ptured appendix. And thouth HoudJnl said he didn't believe in the supernatural, he told friends to look for the signal marking his return. Houdini hasn't returned. but his bag of tricks -the signal? -has. ROBERT LUND, AN AMATEUR magician with plans to open an American Museum or Magic, recently bought Houdini 's tricks Lund said though he doesn't believe in spiritualism, it's "interesting that SO years after Houdini died his apparatus should c<Jllne back to Detroit, the city where he died. But, I'm just saylo1 it's an interesting coin· cidence." Each year on Halloween. magicians gather for seances to try to contact Houdini. ''They usually form a circle, hold hands and say they are friends or Houdinis," said Lund. Lund said six to 10 groups will try again this year to re· ach Houdini. but, "I'm 99.99 percent sure nothing will hap- pen again " THE SOCI ETY OF AMERICAN Magicians has scheduled a seance for midnight tonight -the witching hour. Thirteen magicians, ESP experts and Houdini's friends planned to gather before an expected crowd or about 100 at the Houdini Museum in Niagara Falls, Ont. Houdini born Ehrich Weiss in 1874 -probably in Budapest, ~!though he claimed Appleton, Wis., as his birthplace -was performing in Montreal when he agreed to show an audience how he could withstand heavy blows to the stomach by lightening hls muscles. He was bit before he had a chance to tense his muscles. Fro• Page A J VITAMINS. • Ford Gaining Support of lndependems By The Associated Press The most recent nationwide Polls make Tuesday's presiden· tial election a toss-up between President Ford and Jimmy Carter. industry liaison committee he served on bad been concerned because some persons. especial- ly the elderly poor, were eating three bowls of cereal a day. "They were getting 300 percent of the nutrients they needed if they were eating some cereals," he said. A New York Times-CBS poll re- leased Saturday night gav~ Carter a slight lead. although it didn't give total figures. But it said Carter's lead was within the 2.5 percent margin of error and that margin alone could put Ford ahead. Meanwhile, the most recent Harris Poll puts Carter ahead 45 percent to 44 percent. The Times-C BS ooll in terviewed 2.025 registered voters by telephone between Oct. 24 and Oct. 27. It reflected the most dramatic gains for Ford among independent voters. but noted that 10 percent of those in terviewed are ~till undecided. Vitamin D can have severe lox· ic effects, including causing mental disorders, when taken in excessive amounts, Fletcher said. EVEN VITAMIN C, which is taken In large doses In pill form by persons who hope it will wa~d orr colds. can be detrimental m large amounts, Fletcher sald. A woman who took four grams of Vitamin C a day later suffered severe abdominal bleeding, he said. "It was round that the Vitamin C had crystalized and the crystals had cut holes through her intestinal wall." F1etcher said. A a-WI rll'IMlt DIED ON HALLOWEEN Harry Houdini Don't Forget Time Smf t, Vote, Treats Just in case you forgot, here are three items to remember to- day : Did you set all your clocks back one hour? Daylight Saving& Time officially ended at 2 a.m . lhJs morning. If you woke early treat yourself to another hour of snooze before you start the day. Did you receive many trick· or-treater s las t evening? You will probably see more youngsters out tonight bagging Halloween goodies. More ghosts and goblins are expected to be on the prowl since Halloween ap- pears to be a weekend-long celebration locally. -Don't forget to vote Tues.- day. Give that sample ballot one last look and go lo the polls Nov. 2. If you need more information, • watch the Pilot for up-to-date in· formation on local and national candidates and issues Your vote counts. FINE QUALITY CARPET AT WAREHOUSE PRICES! MIKE'S THOUSANDS OF YARDS HUGE CHOICE OF STYLES AND COLORS FINE QUALITY PADDING AND LABOR AVAILABLE ALL WORK FUUY GUARANTEED AR PET WAREHOUSE NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO CARPET THE WHOLE HOUSE! LEADING NAME BRANDS HUGE SELECTIONS SHAGS ONlY VALUES TO $9.95 HEAVY QUALITY PLUSH SHAG s5!!,. ONLY • D~Pont Nylon $ 3 00 • Ht·low~ • Solid~ ,. Commetc1ol ri• •Nylon .~~o •Tweed~ VALUES TO $6.95 LAYAWAYS AVAILABLf AU. MA.JO• C•IDIT CA•DS ACCl,TIOt FIHfOUALJfT CA.,IT OHL Tl UNI FINANCIH - AING IMYOUI IOOM MUSUIEllENTS IMMIDIATI INSTALUTIONf i I !und!y. October 31. 197'1 ; DAIL y P1LOT A 3 un Stalks Selaool Halls ,, Witches, princesses and ballt\rinas are sWl the favorite costume ideas for girls as proved by these entries in the Halloween carnival Saturday at Crown Valley Elementary School in Laguna Nig u el. Mathew Manwbller wasn't stumped. He branched out with originality and came as a tree. And the holiday parade wouldn't be complete without a Dracula, personified by Shawn Sedoff. No doubt the youngsters will get two day's wear out of their masks, donning them again this evening for neighborhood festivities. Daily Pilot Photos by Lee Payne Cella Connection: Key Issue? l ByGARYGRANVILLE , OUlleO.llr~ ... Si.fl f In the closing daysolthe Phillip ~thony-Harry Yamamoto cam- JallJl in Orange County's First \lpervisorial election, the domi- ant issue bas been the so·called •-;eJ!a connection. a When Anthony and Yamamoto 'laven 't been squabbling over who •vu or wasn't once connected ~Uttcally to Dr. Louis Cella, the 1ssue bas been campaign dirty n~ks. Both the Cella and dirty trick is- •;ues landed in Orange County 'iuperior Court six days before the ~lecUon. WHEN JUDGE Watter Smith t.erused to put a halter on an An- "hony campaign mailer that al- '.empted to link Yamamoto to =:ella, the now discredited! ' litical powerhouse, the only uspense left in the race was: OK I NEW YORK (AP) -Smiling '8nd shaking hands down the line, Sen. Hubert Humphrey lert Memorial Sloan Kettering lt<JSpital "feeling wonderful" and anxious to get back on the ob. The Minnesota Democrat told eporters crowded into the lobby Of the hospital Saturday afler- ooln, "The docton say I'm ln gOOd shape, and they say that rm in l>etter shape tbM I ought to be:'' If umpbrey lert the hospital ror LaGuardia Airpo~ fer a flight to W1sbiogton, wbere bis wife Mariel was to greet him. f. hospital spokesman said that Hamphrey will continue chemotherapy treatment at a Jobi hospital In W asblngton. . . D91y PletN"'J ........... ).1on<1nv·Fntl1y: If you do not !lave 'f<>ur paper b'f 5·30 p II\ call btlOfe 7 J) m and your copy will bt <Hl,llV91'ed. 4 • i;.1urday and Sunday: Ir YotJ do not receive Your COPY bv 8 1 m , call belOl"e 10 1 m. end vour copy will be dehvered C~Tab,,_u Motl Orl"Oe County ArN1 6UAU I North~t Hunllnglon S.ICh end Wntm1n11., ••••••.. MO-t llt S.n Clemente. Capl1trln0 S.ecl\ San Juan Capl$trano, Dene Paint. Souttl L.agune. ~ Nifuel .......... 4tM6M Campaign NmD in Cowts -Wbocould throw the heaviest last-minute bomb in a campaign centered on politics and personalities rather than county government issues. -Who will win. In last June's primary election, Yamamoto finished on top a five- :nan field. But his winning margin over Anthony. was less than 1,000 votes. The closeness of the vote reflected the similarities of the two candidates. BOTH ARE Dem0crats seeking election to a nonpartisan office. Both are elected city officials. And both want lo sit in a leather covered chair tbal has been emp- ty most or 1976. Until last August. Robert Battin -another Democrat -was the rightful occupant of the First Dis· trict chair on the Orange County Board of Supervisors. But when sentenced following his conviction for using county employes ln a political campaign, Battin was removed from office. In the months before that foreerut eviction, most of BaWn's time was Q>ent in court defeo1ing himself against the charges that eventually caused his downfall. CONSEQUENTLY, what normally is a five-man board has been a four-man boiµ-d. And lbe winner of the Anthony- Yamamoto race will be the tiebreaker on critical issues thal have been deadlocked on 2·2 votes. The two most significant center on land use policies in the El Toro area in the Fifth Supervisorial District. They are issues that reflect the importance of the First Distnct election to Saddleback Valley residents. Neither Anthony nor Yamamoto have indicated how they will cast their tiebreaking votes. Nor have they said forcer- tain who they will appoint to the county Planning Commission that helps shape the destiny of the vast unincorporated regions of the Fifth District. Bul Anthony's costly cam- paign, expected to be near the $200,000 level before it is over, has been chiefly financed by develop· ment and labor interests. AND, L I KE Anthony, Yamamoto has s aid he favors speeding up the time it lakes de- velopment plans to gain county approval. So, whoever wins in what is ex- pected to be a close race Tuesday the Fifth District's future growth and development will, to a large degree, be in the handsofacounly supervisor from the county's already fully urbanized central section. Anthony, 43, is the mayor or Wes tmins ter and a former chairman or the county Democratic Central Committee. In addition to his s upport by de- velopers and labor, the engineer- ing graduate has been not so secretly backed by board or supervisors Chairman Ralph Diedrich. IRS Sought Favors For Hughes Division PmLADELPmA (AP) -In- ternal Revenue Service chief Donald C. Alexander sought special legislation last summer which would have kept secret tax ravors granted by the IRS to ele- ments or the billion-dollar busi- ness empire or the late Howard Hughes, the Philadelphia In- quirer reports in a copyrighted story. While railing to gain special treatment for Hughes' interests, the account said, Alexander was Park Denies Bribe Effort PARIS (AP) -South Korean businesaman Park Toog-san de- nied on Saturday allecations lbat be bad bribed U.S . coogressmen and iovernment offtciala and bad misused Food for Peace aid funds. '' AbsolutelY not," Parle replied when asked ff it was true he bad orrered gifts in an erfort to favorably infiuence"'merican policy and ktions toward South Korea. "PARK WAS INTERVIEWED while be waited ror a flight to Lon- dOll alter arriving in Paris on a flight from Tokyo, via Moscow. Asked about the alleged misu.se ol Food (or Peace funds, Park replied: •Thole questions will be eventually ans'fered when I re- turn to Ule States." He said be wouM be 1otnc back "u aoon as my business fa over•" but did~ speclly a date. successrut in obtaining from Congress a tax law clause de- signed lo keep secret the iden· lilies of persons who receive pre- ferential tax rulings from the IRS. ALEXANDER 'S INTENSE lobbying efforts resulted In the secrecy clause contained in the tax reform bill signed Oct. 4 by President Ford, the article said. The clause guarantees the secrecy of the identities of all in· dtviduals, corporations, busi- nesses and tax-exempt organiza- tions which have received, or will receive, ravorable tax rulings from the IRS. The Houae Ways and Means Committee, Senate Finance Committee and Joint Committee oo Internal Revenue Taxation all acquiesced to Alexander's de. maoda, the story said. TB& IRS BAS GRANTED Hu1bes' business several favora. ble tax ruUn1s over the years, the account said, including a de· clslon to exempt the Howard MedJcal Institute from federal income tax laws. The institute is the lone slockHolder in the Hughes Aircraft Co., one of the nallon's largest defense contractors, the story said. Alexander's alleged legislation effott.s may have been intensified by the Inquirer's repealed at- tempts tosec:ure IRSlntormaUon on Huabes corporations under the Freedom of Information Act, the newapaper Hid. Yamamoto, 51. is a Santa Ana city councilman who Is active in crime prevention programs through his membership on the county Criminal Justice Council. ALMOST OVERLOOKED in the Anthony-Yamamoto confron· tation is the !act that two supervisors already have won re- election this year. Diedrich won a second four- year term on the board when he ran unoppos ed in the June primary. Thomas Riley gained a two-year term when he over· whelmed two opponents last June. Neither was strong enough to force him into a runoff. Whichever way Tuesday's elec- tion goes, a majority of the new board will be Democrats. Either Yamamoto or Anthony will join Diedrich and Ralph Clark to make it theftfthyearln a row that Democrats have held lbe upper hand on the county Board of Supervisors. 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IN THE 74TH, DEMOCRAT RON CORDOVA HITS THE ISSUES, REPUBLICAN JIM SLEMONS REMAINS OFF THE CAMPAIGN CIRCUIT AND WRITE-IN MARIAN BERGESON LOOKS FOR SUPPORT THREE-WAY CONTEST IN 74TH ••. Mo~Dad Get Lost T11ned Out Voter? Not This Weekend From Pfllfl'! AJ nude photo spread ol Slemons' wife, Anne. BY THE T .. E SleJ:MDS re- turned from Europe aftd began to campaign, wicotnfClftable que!l- tions. were .beipg asked during his pubhc appearane~ about the Pentho~ pictures. The campaign's first real twist came on Oct. 11, wtien the Santa Ana Registet" published a story alleging that twice since 1974. U.S. Customs agents had seized purportedlt pornographic material from Slemons. The news story also alleged that Slemons had a p.art in get- ting an obscure candidate to enter the primary so Slemons' name would appear in a pre- f erred place on the ballot. Slemons immediately dropped from sight. He issued a state- ment saying his attorneys were investigating the situation and that they had advised him not to make any public appearances. He bas never confirmed nor de- nied the allegations. AT THE TIME he withdrew from active campaigning, be bad spent about a week in personal appearances since the opening of the campaign on Sept. l . **** Truth has not exactly been a hallmark of Slemons' campaign material. In one1 be listed himself as a graauate of UC Davis. When pressed, he con- ceded that he actually bolds • two-year "certificate" gr8Jlled by the university in 1954 durin& the school's early years. In another pamphlet, be is list· ed as a member of the Orange County Sheriff's reterVe. In fact, he is an "honorary deputy," a rank he won by donating to the election campaigns of former Sheriff James Musick and cur- rent Sheriff Brad Gates. The deceptions were not inten- tional, he claims: "'It was all a misunderstanding ... However. in lier kitchen. over the telephone, there bangs a sign which reads: "The only thin& necessary for ~ trtµmpb or e.vil is for good men fo do QOtbing." **** Co"1ova refers to th• stories that sent Slemoris und~nd as '1the revelations," and speaks of eventS in the campaign as be· i~g before or after ~e revel&· tions. HE SAYS his campaign got a very definite boost, after the re· velations. He's raised about $12,000 since the first story was printed-he bad collected only $8,000 before that-and be was becoming the darling of a lo~ of disgusted Republicans. Then came twist No. 2. Marian Bergeson filed as a write-in can· did ate. Slemons says he and his at- torneys are conducting an in- vestigation into the source of the story and the dirty tricks. He OC· casionally hints that Cordova is the source. Later, he implies Bergeson backers conjured up his problems. So far as the investigation goes, the only information dis· closed so far by the Slemons' camp does not concern probable Improper election activities by Cordova. Instead, it appears the probe seems to be centering on Cordova's person al and pro- fessional life. ON THE EVE of the 74th 's first close election in memory, the three candidates were asked what they'd change if they bad it to do over. The answers are re- vealing. MORE ON LOCAL ELECTIONS . • • • • Legislature Races, Page AB Congressional Contests, Pages A11 , C3 City Propositions, Page C3 Since then, the campaign has been conducted as a series of in· divJdual virtuoso performances. Th, public meeti.og scene has been left to Cordova where be bas . been appearing as one-man forlllftf and one·man debates dis- cussing his p«'l.opics Of property tax & criminal law reform. Mrs. Bergeson pointed out that her role in the campaign was largely out of her control. She on- 1 y entered because of a "groundswell of popular opi- nion." Cordova said he would im· prove his budgeting procedures to prepare for one extra mailing. Said Slemons, ''Nothing. But I would have Uked to have bad the ·COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP)-Despite some parents' complaints, high schools here are showing a cartoon aboutlilUe Claude, who gets so red· up with Mom and Dad's criticisms that he opens his magic box and makes themdisap· pear. As d e picte d in the award-winning, three- minute cartoon, Claude is a quiet boy, always tinker- ing with a little black box. When eve r he does anything, or doesn't, hls parents berate him. With the last put-down Claude pushes a lever on his little box and the parents disappear as the film ends . NEW YORK (AP) -For those so incUned, there will be three straight hours of Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford on television Monday1 night. For those not so inclined, you're out of luck. The two major party presidential campaigns are fiooding the airwaves with commercials this weekend, the last gasp before the voters make their decision and end rnore than a year of cam- paigning. The peak will come Monday night, when Carter and Ford take over from the NBC "Monday Night Movie," "Executive Suite," and "The Captain and Tenille," but not, heaven forbid, from the ABC Monday night foot· ball game between the Baltimore Colts and the Houston Oilers. EACH CANDIDATE HAS half an hour on each network - Carter at 8 p.m., 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. EST on ABC, NBC and CBS, respectively; Ford at 8:30; 9:30 and 10:30 with a combination rum and talk that media adviser Phil Angell describes as "in· spirational." The Ford people estimate that broadcast and newspaper ad- vertising for the last three days or the campaign -Saturday, Sunday and Monday -is costing them somewhere between $1.2 million and $1.5 million. Beirut Truce Holds The Carter people say the)> can't break down the final three days , but Gerald Ra!sboon, Carter's media director, bas. estimated that the last two weeks may cost about $2.5 million. Each of the Monday night half hours will cost the candidat somewhere around $100,000. BEIRUT (AP> -President Elias Sarkis appeared Saturday to have survived -at least tern· porarily -the first major test of his efforts to apply a pan·Arab truce in Lebanon. A day.Jong explosion of cease- fire violations on Friday tapered off and halted almost entirely by Saturday night. &iving way to a widespread feeling of relief. Beirut residents poured onto the streets of noncombat areas. They sat in sidewalk cafes and shopped at the stalls of streetside merchants along Hamra, the Middle East's Champs Elysees. "THE GIRLS ARE coming back out,'' said a young Lebanese man eyeing passersby. "This is the way Lebanon should be." FOR THE FINAL FEW days, Ford's people are "selling" a candidate to trust. "The key word is trust," says Angell . "That's what it's all about." Carter's election eve show has already been shown on local sta- tions in several cities -includ- ing New York. Mrs. Bergeson bas been issu-in& daily prtss releases listing the JlepubU,can PatV stalwarts who have detected from Semons to her as she gives her case to one GOP organization after another through the district. chance to have gone out and ----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ taUced to the people more. These vicious attacks have prevented that." • Got a problem? ~ • **** ' Ron Cordova has been SLEMONS REMAINS out of the public eye, although he claims that be and his wife are precinct walking nigbUy. He has plans to send out a mailing invit- ing voters in the 74th to his Newport Beach home for coffee and a chat Monday night. Both Cordov a a nd Mrs. Japanese City Hit by Raging Wind, Blaze SAKATA, Japan (A'.P) -A raging wlnd·whipped fire drove thousands of people from their homes and destroyed more than 1,000 shops and houses in this seacoast city in northern Japan, police said Saturday. described as bright and ar· rogant. He's a polished prosecut· ing attorney and his campaign speeches reflect that image. Bergeson have avoided any re- ferences to the pornography charges. I JDS DELIVERY is rapid fire, punctuated by silences for effect. He paces. He will stop, wheel and turn on the audience to un. derscore a point. But both are hammering away at what they term Slemons' lack of qualifications, his failure to speak on issues, and what they see as lies in bis llterature. Slemons, who has been nearly inaccessible to the press, talks at>o:ut "dirty tricks" that are Officials reported two persons missing, about 90 others injured and 3,590 left homeless. ~ He says one or his problems is his. vocabulary. It is liberally sprinkl~ witq polysylabic words • like "apocalyptic, .. "assi4uous· ly" and ''morlbund."Tbeformer honor student acknowledges that politicillly. big worm are a turn- plaguing his campaign. · He claimed that early last week he had to move his family out of his home because of threatening phone calls. He did not explain how the calls were made on the home's unlisted telephone. The blaze started in a movie theater in a downtown shopping arcade Friday evening. Driven by 43-mile-an·hour winds. it quickly spread to neighboring shops and houses, officjals said. t of(. • **** . 'Marian Bergeson is a devout Mormon. She bas raised four children. She feels strongly about moral issues, but she studiously avoids mentioning them in rela· tfon to the campaign. INTERVIEWS WITII Slemons are granted only to news people who first promise they won't br· ing 'up the allegations regarding the original stories questioning his character. Police s aid authorities mobilized about 2,000 firemen. 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' Even U you don't have a problem, the At Your Service col· umn Is interesting read.Ing, dally except Saturdays DAILY PILOT 6~·4321 COAST~l. AHl1 '"J:.::'"OIAT« Ml wltll HllllY lllcl SllQMIY 4 ,. S.Fr• VALL.JYS -f'llt .... ~ .,.._ 0.W ae1 111t1Q ,....,_ fl tit S.ettle .i111-r...i1111Mtyw.,,,....,._ ~,...mosu,111aoi..,...,_ • 4 ~ u "'------------------------------------------...... __ ...,. ______ .....,,... __________________ __, .. .. , . - ,, . , ... LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Calilornia at· torney general's office has accused a Canadian firm oC bilking consumers by inducing them to take part in a nonexistent auto testing program with the , . promise they would have free use of the cars for a t year. :, ,, The suit contends the company was actually ~, running an illegal lottery in the state by requiring ,. •individuals to pay a $24 fee to find out if they qualified for the program. But, state officials said !' only one new car was provided for several hundred applicants. GLENDALE <AP> -A 20·year veteran of the Los Angeles County sheriff's department has been dismissed from the force after being arrested for sex orrenses. Deputy John Merrill, 53, who had been assigned :• • to a detention camp in Tujunga, was arraigned Fri- day in Glendale Municipal Court on one count of sodomy, three couhts of felony crimes against children, and one count of annoying or molesting children. , I I l • ~ . . . ~ ~ . . • ~ .. •Fourth Roanoke Laun~laed LONG BEACH CAP) -The USS Roanoke, the fourth ship to bear that name. has been com- missioned in ceremonies at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Hall Plea: The 658-foot long Roanoke. a multi·product replenishment s hip, was to join the Pacific Fleet at its home port of San Diego. The ship was placed into commission by Rear Adm. W. Haley Rogers, com- mandant of the 11th Naval District at San Diego. •Carter: One LfDt Round Innocent SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Jimmy Carter re· LOS ANGELES (AP) turns to California today for a final vote-getting -A Chatsworth porno· drive highlighted by a rally here that aides hope graphy publisher and a will give him the push needed to carry the nation's former professional most populous state. wrestler fro m West Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. is scheduled to in· Hollywood have pleaded troduce the Democralicpresidenlialnomineeat the innocent to murde r televised rally in Ghirardelli Square, a popular charges in the slaying of tourist spot. Others scheduled to appear with Carter Burbank private delec· include Rep. Barbara Jordan (D-Tex. ), U.S. Sen. live Robert Duke Hall. Alan Cr anston ( D-Calif.) and San Francisco Mayor The pleas were en· George Moscone. tered in Superior Court .--------------------,by Jack Ginsburgs, :n, and Gene LeBell, 44. The two were ordered to return to court Mon- day tor setting trial dates and for Ginsburgs to make a motion to have his bail reduced. WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOR Gold Jewelry Diamonds & Other Fine Antique or Contempotary Jewelry Watches Crystal Porcelains China Paintings Bronze Statues Silver Vint age or Classic Autos Boats Antiques etc. We appraise & buy whole estates or single items or we'll sell for you on commiuion. U you don't know what ii is or what it ii-worth -bring it in (or call us a~d we'll come out). No obligation or charge for verbal apprli.aal, either in your home or ln our gallery. o4""~ yu/ka.£111. APPRAISERS 25C2WESTCOASTIUQHWAY AUCTIONEERS NEWPORT 8EACH -$~2200 I_ EST A't't APPRAJSALS AND SALES FOR LA ~S • 8AN'KS • TRUsttr.s & EXtCtJTO!tS .,, Sun<!ay.OctoberS1. 1979 DAILY PILOT A$ State's Voters Tmn On Poll Tumout Grma With Natiantil Impact $1366. especially prevalent in Callfomla, where Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. defeated carter 3-1 ln the Democratic primary and former Gov. Ronald Rea.can de- feated Ford 2·1 ln the Republican primary. U the vote on Tuesdu follows pa~ros.. reported in the polls. Carter will lead Ford in the elec- toral vote but sWl be sbort of vie· tory by the time polla dose al 8 p.m. in CalilornJa. Tl{AT. PUTS CAUFORNIA, with 4S eledoral votes., in the cate1ory of a muat.-wlD ltato ror Ford. Democrats ·~ cautonla ls not tbat crucial to Carter. because be could 10H CaJJIOl'Dla aDd aWl win the prelklency. But. Carter la apeqdl.na most'of the final two daya ol bis two-)'nr campal1n for president ln Callfornla, wltb rallies planbed SUnda.y and Monday in San Fran· cltco, Sacramento and Los Anfeles. On the Republican aide, Ford made bla final viait to Oalltornia la.st weekend. Critic: Vaccine Has Ingredient Missing • LOS ANGELES (AP) -A former government vaccine re· searcher insists the swine nu vaccine being used presently across the country may be inef· fective because it lacks an essen. Ual component.. However , other researchers. while agreeing with Dr. J. Anthony Morris tha~ the comp<>- nent is missing, dispute bis con- clusion that this makestheawine nu vaccine ineffective. Morris, 57, was fired last July while working as a microbiologist with the federal Food and Drug Administration. HE SAID THE SWINE Qa vac- cine being used In the nationwide immunization campaign sponsored by President Ford lacks a protein called neuraminadase. As aucb, he said, "the vaccine isn't going to protect people. It elicits the wrooa kind of antibody." But Alan P. Kendal, chief~ the federal Center for Disease Control In Atlanta, said the absence ot the protein does not detract from the effectlvene!S of the swlne nu nccine presently being distributed without ebarge at thousand.a of c:UDics acrou the country. An outstanding value for our own mink stroller! The perfect 'little mink' you've been looking for •.. an outstanding value at this low, low price. Fine supple. lightweight skins (just right for California) in designers' styles. Natural or dyed shades. Ask about our convenvient credit plans. Fur_ Salon, 41. All fun llbtltd to show counuy of origin of imported fun. Shop Sunday 12·5. \ Newport F11h1on Island • Shop Sunday 12·6, Mondsy 10.9, Tuesday 1o.6:30 • 644-2800 WestminlltW Matl • Shop Sunday 12·6, Monday 10.9, Tuelday 10.9 • 898-4331 \ r A8 ·· ( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) Tunney for Senator In an election year marted with bored voters and a sea of boring candidates, there's no denY1ni the (reshn~ss and spark of Dr. S. I. Hayakawa in his bid to CJUSt John Tunney as U.S. Senator. Hayakawa's off-hand remarks, bis candid quips and his colorful pose in the famed tam-o'·&banter }lave been a refreshing change from the blather and hyperbole of most candidates. Having said that, and having analyzed what the 70-year-old former college president has r eally said in the campaign, we find Dr. Hayakawa inadequately prepared for the responsibilities be is seeking. We have waited hopefully through the campaign for Dr. Hayakawa to show a better grasp of the broad scope of afiairs that a senator from the nation's most populous and influential state must possess. John Tunney may lack some of Hayakawa's at· tractive human traits, but in his six years in the Senate, he has displayed energy and political savvy. His legislative achievement-33 bills signed into law -is significant considering his freshman status in the first term. His position as a liberal on civil rights and personal freedom and a moderate on economics and • foreign affairs pretty well match the mood or • California. A s appealing as we fmd Hayakawa personally. Tunney has to be the better choice to serve the in· terests of California and the nation. YES on Four Measures PROP. 8 offers California counties more local con· trol in the operation of their offices of education. decide whether their superintendent should be ap- pointed or elected. At present this choice la glven on· lY to the 11 charter counties. A YES vote is recom· mended. PROP. 10 would remove the right of the Legislature to creato a special district and to authorize a local property tax to support it without voter approval. A YES vote is recommendecl. PROP. 11 would require the Legislature tD main· lain equality between tax rates on secured and un• secured properties. 'lb.is is a technical adjustment and would not increase or abHt taxes. A YES vote 1s recommended. PROP. 15 is designed to upgrade state standards for educational requirements of the chiropractic pro- f ession and would also add two public members to the Board of Chiropractic Examiners. It is supported by · the prof ~sion and warrants a YES vote. Prop. 14: No Remedy Proposition 14 came into being because Governor Jerry Brown was too busy running for president. to make sure that the original Agricultural Labor Rel a· tions Act was being carefully and equitably ad- ministered. Now he is stooping to a cynical deception in TV spots telling the public that Proposition 14 would give !arm workers the right to secret ballot on whether or not to join a union. Farm workers already have that right under the existing law. It provides that county boards of education, rather than the state Legislature, shall set the salary of their county superintendents. And it would give voters in 47 non-charter coun· ties in the state, including Orange County, the right to If the governor honestly believes that a complex and untested law ~hould be frozen into the constitu- tion and is not, as has been charged, merely paying off his poll tic al dues to Cesar Chavez, he should make a forthright statement on Proposition 14, not a slider. ~bout ready for me to Jet the suckers. • • er, voters, in ?1 As it is, he is demeaning his image and bis office. Would Republicans Do Better Underground? WASIIlNGTON -When I was a youngster we were forever sending in box tops and Ovaltine wrappers to become members o! mysterious secret societies. UtUe Orphan Annie, Dick Tracy, Space Cadet. CapL Marvel - they all wanted us in. Through history, people have always been lured by the notion of becoming a member of some group outside society, even underground . WeU, the way life goes for Republicans, I think the time ha s come for the Grand Old Party to go underground. thus a calculated risk that their numbers will consequently multiply and strengthen. There are objective arguments for such a radical course, but then the GOP was once a radical party. From its radical cry for the abolition of slavery, the Republicans produced a n Abraham Lincoln, and became the predominant party of the republic. ROW If ANY know that there were only two Democratic Presidents between 1860 and 1932? But now oab a> perttnt of the citizenry ia brave enou&b to be counted aa Republican. Beaten down by the publicity omlaupt of Watergate, depleted as rich puppets of blc business (though studies show the Democrata have about the same Income as Republicans, and Jim.my Carter is a millionaire " ( THI~cu) and Mr. Ford isn't) and hung with an albatross of guilt, many Republicans already have gone underground. The Minnesota GOP renamed itself the ''Independent· Republican Party of Minnesota." Republican candidates every· where shy away this fall from putting the party name or label on their literature. Bad voter vibes. The Republican national chairperson, Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, travels the country, accusing Carter of a lack of credlblllty, or ties to Georgia corporate interests and strange financing and conduct in bis 1970 campaign, but the press all but lncumbent's 'Helpful' To the Editor: With dismay I read that yoo have chosen not to endorse Congressman Mark Hannaford in his reelection bid to represent the 34th Congressional district. To typify him aa bavlng lackluster performance ln hla fUll term in Concresa, I feel led to point out a few thinp that I feel show otherwise. DURING my tenure on the Huntington Beach Qty· Council Congressman Hannaford proved to be very responslve to the needs ot the citizens. He was always a phone call away and never too busy to look into something we requested. He was very helpful in reenacting revenue sharing as well as flood plain lelialation. He held district meetings &equenut in each city he represented. He listened patiently to citizen input and followed through. Our clty was able to discontinue our Man tn Was hington pro1ram primarily because of hls effective representation thereby saving our taxpayers thouaanda ol dollars. Congressman Hannaford has been .very active trytnc to provide heller health care for veterans and for acUvo duty personnel at both the Veterans Hospital and the Navy Hoapilal in Long Beach. In addition be bu been a strong supporter of medical education and medical r esearch at the UC Irvine. Medical School and lts affiliated Veterans Administration Hospital ln Loni Beach. NORMA BRANDELGmBS Councilwoman, Huntington Beach AuMbleadhtfl To the Editor: As election day draws closer, o-eat confusion exists about the farmworker initiative, Prop. 14. M~b of the confusion peralst.s because mlsleadln1. Ir not ttaudulent, advertising hu filled radio and televlaion. Prop. H 1u arantees all Oalltomia farmwark«1 U.. rlcbt to vote in secret ballot elections ror the aeJection ol llbar repna. entatlvea. Many umpalrn .tvtrtisementt t.owev., auaest f~ alreal1 baft1W. .. - ( MAILBOX ) rl1ht as a result ot the Auicultural Labor Relations Act o( U75. This la true but mlsleadln1. The rl1bt exists under th1a law but was SUSPeDCled u recently u February when the Callf ornla legislature, under heavy p ressure from large alricultural corporate ln~ts. f atled to adequately fund the board which must oversee all farmworker el~tiona. Funding was reinstated only wbeo Proposition H qualltled as a ballot measure and powerful corporate lnterest.s withdrew pressure on legislators, realizing .a posture of moderation was necessary it they wished to defeat. the measure ln November. As a consequence, the right lo secret ballot elections, which is shared by nearly all American workers. ia aubjed to the whim of powerful agricultural interests. Campaign ads also claim Proposition 1' will give labor organizers the right to enter a farmer's property· to organize farmwor kers. In fact, the California State Supreme Coult and the United States Supreme Court have ruled that labor or1anlzer1 in limited numbers m~ talk with farmworkers on farm property unde r very caretully re1ulated conditions. Proposition 14 's access rule meets those "regulated condlUons ." What voters must underatand ls that the access rule ls law even if Proposition 14 is defeated. JOHNMAITINO ignores her. Good old Boy Bob Strauss, Democratic Party chairman, a delightful fellow, gets plenty of ink and broadcast exposure when he dutifully thumps against the Republicans. Are Republicans boring, and only exciting when charged with s in like Watergate? The Washington Post, for example, made an extraordinary effort this fall to show some linkage between President Ford and Watergate perfidy, butfalled. The Washington Post also failed last week to mention a key fact in its small notice about how the Democratic National Committee has paid back $7,500 of the SS0,000 it accepted illegaUy from the Ashland OU Co. THE KEY fact was that the Watergate special prosecutor did not prosecute Strauss, who accepted the illegal contribution as treasurer in 1970, because Rep. Wayne Hays quieUy put through a •·save Bob Strauss" bill which made it impossible for. the prosecutor's office to handle such cases if they occurred before 1971. Very convenient. Now comes word that the government will probably not prosecute Hays tor criminal charges that be misused federal payroll. The reasoning is that the publicity generated by Miss Ray makes her an unreliable witness. Well, one could say the same of that gang of witnesses in the Watergate trials. No matter .• When it comes to probes for sin,. Republicans have small luck. However this week's election comes out, now is the time for the Republic an Party to go underground and enjoy all tho attendant benefits. FlllST OFF, an entire genera· lion of young people would be fascinated with a party, and its front organizations, which were being sought by the CIA and the FBI. So would a fair number of adventuresome middle-aged folk. Membership would ~m- T his would stimul ate enormous interest in the \>ress. Imagine, newsmen trying to fin~ say, Barry Goldwater, wearing a beard and dark glassses in disguise. The prosperous broadcast networks would no doubt pay big sums, as public broadcasting once did to fugitive Abbie Hoffman, for interviews conducted in New Mexico caverns with, say, Ronald Reagan. Investigative r eporters would use ingenuity to Infiltrate clandestine Republican lodge meetings on mountaintops where John Dean would be hung in effigy before n burning replica of the elephant. WU AT T H.RJ LLS, as Republicans handcrafted occult signet rings, employed a secret handiclasp when meeting and formulated cryptic codesforcom· munlcation purposes. How daring it would be to publish a network or under g round Republican journals, laced with inside stories of Democratic perfidy. How Intriguing a prospect that a set of the "Republican Papers .. could be stolen and mysteriously delivered to the Soviet Embassy and The New York Times! These would truly be exciting times for Republicans. Their party mieht become so tnfused with spirit and creativity that the· American people would clamor for it to go public again. A total change oflmage. But first there ls the big chore or hiding the old elephant. It's a challenge butitmuatbemet. New Chinese Puzzling WASHINGTON. n.c. -The power s truggles currently convulsing Com munlst China, combined with the political changes occurring here at home, .make it unlikely that U.S. relations with Peking can be improved within the foreseeable future. Thus the Sino·Amarlcao rapproch· ement th at seemed to be proceeding so vigorously alter Richard Nixon's l'ipectacular trip to China four years ago now is stalled. And this could create problems for American foreign policy. It ia doubtful under present circumstances. for example, that China would be wlllinl to discuss the reducUon or tensions in tho volatile Korean peninsula. Nor can the Chinese be brought Into dialogues on arms controls, joint energy effort.a and other int.ernaUooal projects. ABOVE ALL there is the possiblllty that Peking, ln the absence ot closer ti• with the \Jnited States, may seek to settle its dlJpute with th• Soviet Union, perhaps on a llmlted buis. This would clearly weaken American leverace to deal wit.h the Russians. At the heart or tho matter Is the issue of Taiwan, tho Chinese NaUonallst bastion claimed by the Communists. It is a symboUc but nevertheleu crucial ta1ue that has a11umed 1lrntncant. ~ both tn the UnJtcd StatM and ln CblnL The Pekin< reatme ntle• to establlab official llnka wlth Wuh.lncton vnW tbe UDJtecl ( ~:N~ J States abrogates its delenae treatywlthTalwan. The United States ls wruJng to take this step, but insists that, !or the sake of American public opinion, the Communists must direcUy or obliquely pledge to resolve tho Taiwan problem peacefully. What the situation requires, therefore, is a compromise. But at the moment, neither side appears to be ready to dilute ita position. mE NEW Chlne!!e leader, Hua Kuo-feng, has dramatically eliminated the prominent radicals who were mmtbolWe to an accommodat.ion with the United States. But Hua and his moderate s upporters cannot easily backtrack on the Taiwan questionforacoupJeofreaaona. In the first place, those pur&ed by Hua were not isolated fllures, but the visible chiefs of lar10 · Chinese factions that f avor sustained revolutlonaryfervor. Asaresult,Huafacesalqand. t.ough fight to consolidate b11 inlluence, and be cannot JU)l)ear to surrender to the U .s. "imperialists,. 011 a senaiUvo issue like Taiwan. Moreover, the 1tamsofTalwan fsa1ubjedofnat1onalhonortoall Chineae1 and Hua cannot be expectca to bttra,y ttls own f alth. ror their part. b'otb President .Ford and Governor Carter realise rtbat sentiment In the United States, while favorable to links with Ptld..nt, ls cool to the ldea ot cedln1 Taiwan to tho Communlsta. Tbe canclJdatu reUecud that sentiment P'$Cbely Jn their f arelp policy <lebete. l'orct declared that .. there must be a continued obligation to the people • • • in Taiwan," and Carter went even further in userting that he would preserve the Island's .. independence and freedom." TllF.SE POSmONSbluntlyre- ject Peking's contention that the United States officially or theoretically must abandon Tm wan. . So the Sino-American deadlock Is not only likely to r emain unbroken, but specialists here anUclpate that the present fragile relationship may erode. Among other things. they suggest., Peking could take a harder line toward \J.S. companies that do business with Taiwan. Both ln the United States and in China. therefore, domestic affairs are lnnuenclng foreign policy -and that l~ :in unrortunaterealitytbatcannotbe easily changed. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~N. Wttd.PublWttr Thornot K ttvU. E:dUor The «lltorfal page of t.J\e Dally Pilot seeks to Inform and aUmulate readera by preenllng on th la pa1e diverse commentary on topkl or lntertat by l)'ndical· l'd t0lumnl1t. ind c1rt()c)hlsts, by pn>vldln1 • rorum for readers' vlewa and by presenting Ulla newap•per'• opinion• and ldu.s on current topics. The odltorial ()pinions of the Dally Piiot appear only In the ed~orlal column at lhe top of the P.•&e. Oplnions H · P"'8•ed by the colurnnllu end cartoonlsla and letltr writers are their own and no endorw-rnent ol t.Mlr vtewa by Iha J>aU1 Pllot should ti. lnftrrtd. Sunda,y, October 31, irT8 !i!L_nday dctober 31, 1171 DAIL. V PILOT 'Give-away rom.ises Distort F on1m.' Tilt DoilJI Patot, like mon11 othu MWlpC2pttl, h<U tditc1'iollJ1 lo~ftl th. noncommdmt'llt o/ voi.r. m '"'' tltdion J/f01', the vcut number o/ &&M$t~ed vot~ mid g~eral opcth11 toward tlw eltttlon pro- c111. Hert '' one reodl'r'• C1J01111if of what'• botMr'ing todo11'• cltlun.t. to JO to the polls •P next to an article which report.a that e present te- nant In the White House ages to Uvt- Fourth and Firth Amendment rights when llUne the annual confession sheet 1040. :1ul~nl sllll belnJr an evil. Thoae who -Cor rea~ons of their own do cast their ballot ~ unaware that their vote or conlideoce gives the poUU· clan-lawye1r1 a windfall mandate to J)tt"l)Cluate themselves ln power. avaricious employer." Buslne11es. lar1e or small, now spend one third of their enorts and finances tn the b<>Okkteplns chores to llll out tons or rorma and reports. Tax a1encles 1pend 75 cents of every dollar taxed on the col- lection and eventual retutn under re· venue sharln1 pro9ram11. on a pauper's paltry SS eek. By GUNTER VOGf:L A.!t one or the 300,000 citizens you re- ported as missing In this county <as per your recent editorial regarding voter "apathy"). I would Uke lo tell you where moetorus are, and why. Even a reporter u u e as Jack An· derson rau1 to realize th tbls may well oo the reason why them stumbles baLr or the lime, whilst co lttlng verbal bloopers durlng the other alf. 1 beg lo disagree with our contention that thls is a democraU society which grants the right to sel thOlSe who will governua. Nor did we complain when our iOld currency was taken from us with the stroke or the pen, when the Federal Reserve Board which is neither a federal agency, nor responsible to the people -began to extort "hidden" taxes in the disguise of the ever·present and ever-spiralling inflation. While counterfeiters are jailed, the government presses run orf worthless paper by the trainload, an activity which has undermined what was once the strongest currency in the world. However. since their names and personal details are publlc knowledge. they hide themselves behind lhe anonymity or appointed commissions, committees. councils,· advisory boards, and a host of othe.r false-front agencies which hold our purse strings and which can operate outside or the law when it comes to exercising their powers in the ·'public Interest.•• Jncentlves to better oneaell no ton•er exlsl due to the graduated Income tax, which hns made onc·thlrd lnto fools, one· third Into liars and which allows the last t.h.lrd to pay no tax at all. That group of people :s succeeded In providlns us with a sttc republic, ruled by flat, overre ted, unCferserv- We live Jn your neighborhood, read your paper. and -durini this pre- election carnival -gnash our teeth in frustration, as the politicians, the ones you are exhorting us to support. have been fleecing us every payday, April lS, November land February 1. We are a large part or the "un- fortunate" ones who work for a living 12 months out or the year, yet do not begin to see the fruits or their labor until about the 15th or May. ed and existing solely f the benent or a smallminority which rofesses to be opposed to "Big Busln s" but uses the awesome power of g ernment's• own brand of monopoly to subjugate those who have been indoc;inaled to think they are "free." There are those among us who decry the support or corrupt foreign govern· ments who at the same time fail to see that they are forced to underwrite the il- licit enrichment and waning morals or our "'servants" on all levels of govern· ment. THEY CAN deprive us or our right to own property, the fruit ot our labors; they can tell us whom to associate with, what schools to send our children to. They destroy the small businessman's livelihood by empowering the police or other agents to search his premises without due process -and worst of all, seek the support of powerful unions by refusing to enact righl to work laws. NOW COMES along a group or pioneers who seem to offer an alternaUve: The Libertarian Party. No promises to 1lve us somethln1 for ! · nothing, merely statements that vie should be allowed to keep what we have. Maybe they could even attempt to free us from the cynicism wblch pervades our modern society. Yes. the eqlJivalentof four and a halt months wagts or salaries goes into the bottomless tax trough at which these politicians feed during their term in of- fice. THEY HAVE mad~apitalism, and its cousin, the free cnt ril>e system, into dirty words . Te Communist Manifesto's doctr~· s read like the Brothers Grimm wh compared lo the handbooks used b the bureaul'rats employed by such ronyms as OSHA. IRS, FTC, FCC. HE , HUD and others. EVERY FEW years these parasites attempt to bedazzle the innocents with red, white and blue pronouncements of patriotic fervor. always managing to snare the gullibles with not-1ntende<l·to· be-kept promises. Every three years the population is subjected to legalized blackmail by or· ganized labor whose terror tactics are considered by some as somewhat un- desirable <especially at election time) but necessary lo protect the workman against "tr ansgressions or t he The one thing to be regretted. though. is that they must avail t.hemselves of a political forum to oo heard above the din or the glve·away promises of the other parties. This forum has become so stained with the scandals or the past which can be re- medJed only if America realizes that as long as we look to politicians ror the solu- tion of our problems, we have to p ay their price and surrtmder our rights. It 1s no mere coincidence that your lamentations with regard to our refusal We have been ainwashed to see nothing wrong in surrendering our An ever increasing number of citizens yes. possibly even 400,000 in this coun· ty is realizing that one is expected to choose the lesser of two evils with the re· Product Liability: Ri.sing Rates Rile Voter BySAMHAKAM AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL CANDIDATES You want my vote! Then first answer a few questions. My auto insurance has more than doubled No-fault auto m surance would ~el the rates way down. ll has worked in other stales. ll can work here. lt will cul out the lnng-drawn legal hassles in whic.it only the lawyers are the big winciers. Would you support legislation along these lines? Please give us some straight answers. I'm not interested in a lot of double-talk. Malpractice Insurance for doc· tors was a big issue not very long ago. We don't hear much about it now, but this I do know. Every lime I have to see the doctor my bill is upped three dollars. He tacks this on to pay for his in - sur ance but I'm the one who real- ly does the payidg , STATE What will y ou d• to cul down my medical bill? There is something ,tse which many or us don't knofi anything about -until we get hit by it. That is product liabillfy THJS MEANS thallf you make, sell or fix something which becomes defective tfid somebody gets hurt. you can be sued. And there is no time lillPt involved. A guy can gel hurt lQ'years after he bought somethin~ from you and he can still sue yov. Manufacturefs have found their product liability insurance has gone up -~bout 10 times in some cases. ~etailers and re· pairmen are so liable. It has put a lot of Li lie people out of business. Tho~ who stay have to pay big insltance premiums. which all eveltually comes out of my pocket I'd like tOI tell you about an I PROPOSITION actual case which happened to us Just a few months ago, in which we were hit by a product li ability suit. It seems a man lost a ringer while operating a machine. All evidence indicated that the acci- dent was due to his own care- lessness. Also he had disconnect· ed a safety guard which would have prevented the accident. But this was beside lhe po10t as far as the lawyers were con- cerned. After the man had col· lected on his Workmen's Com· pensation, they went after big- ger game. The mal'hine was about 30 years old and had been worked over many times. But the com- pany that made the machine was sued anyway. Also sued was the used machinery dealer who had sold them them achine more than 10 years ago SURVEY This tabulation shows the recommendations to date of four organizations and three newspapers regarding state propositions on the Tuesday ballot. Town Hall of California is a tos Angeles-Orange County organization of business leaders. s results are shown as a percentage of a membership vote. Indicating neither endorsement nor disapproval by the forum Itself. The League of Women Voters is issuing decisions only on those four issues its committees studied in depth. Mark 'fOUr choice in th6 last column and use the chart as a reference at the pols Tuesday. ~~ ~ ~ §; ~ SJ ~~~~ §-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~&i ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~·~~~~~ 1 . ~ lofld MO 77°/o YES NO YIS YIS YES YES - 2 .... lond1 MO 510/o YES NO YIS YIS YIS YIS 3 w. EnfNJY loiteh MO 77°/o YES NO YIS YIS YIS YES 4 u.c. llddlftt NO 55°/o NO NO NO MO YIS 5 1....Jst llatn UMlt YES 74°/o YES YIS YIS YIS YIS I 6 GoJ.,,.o.. .• veto YES 60°/o YIS NO YIS YIS YIS 7 Dfsc ,.htcj J.dg.1 YIS 7to/o YES YIS YIS YIS YIS 8 Sc) ~ YES 71°/o YIS YIS YIS YIS -.. . . --r 9 CCII finwatf• of YES S4o/o YES NO YIS YIS YIS ... ......,, ,... ...... ·--- I 10 -,_:1 ........ YIS t4% YIS YIS YIS YIS YIS -- 11 .. bH1atf• of YIS tlo/o YES YES YES YIS YIS T• .... 12 u .... ....,,Lo.d NO 74% YIS NO YIS YIS YIS YIS 13 -. ~"-.... NO 12% NO NO NO NO -' 14 ,. -~ NOIJ~ MO MO NO NO YIS I -· ~-r-•lc 15 . YISf4% YIS YH YIS YIS YIS . . -... I ' .... . .. . >-- Even the people who made the safety guard which had been dis· connected were sued. Incidental· ly , it was proved that the machine was. then and later. operating safely. The accident as previously mentioned was due to the man·s own carelessness. ITWAS THEN learned that my partner had made a minor S25 service call to the firm mvolved some three years before the acci· dent. It had nothing to do with the cause of the accident but we were sued anyway. The idea of the lawyers was very simple and something they do all the time. Sue for $50,000 and settle for $500. It would cost more than that Lo fight it, so the smart thing lo do is pay ore. However. we wouldn't go fo r it. Punch We got a lawyer and hit back The other side dropped the suit. They were not going to spend any of their dollars unless it was a dead·sure thing. We won, but it cost us over $500 for our lawyer. '"Someone has complained about our prod11et. You don·~ happen to know what we make. do you. Miu Hopkin•?" Any of us can be hit by a pro· duel liabiHly suit. If you sell your car and somebody gets hurl because something in it broke down. you can be sued. Even the friend or neighbor who you gave 10 bucks to help you get the car in shape for the sale can be sued. THIS MAY ALL sound pretty far-fetched bul if you check legal records for the past few years it will make you stop and think. There are some quick and easy solutions to these problems. First change the law so that if you fight back and win, the other side has to pay all your legal expen- ditures, including what you have to pay your lawyers This might eliminate all those penny-ante cases which are filed for their nuisance value and are settled because its cheaper to do that than fight it ALSO SET A time limit on all liability cases, be it a year, two years or longer. Being forever responsible for something you made, fixed or sold is simply ridiculous. The problem is: A lot of our legislators are lawyers : The way things stand now, lawyers are the big winners. So why change a good thing? · This is not to say that all lawyers are only interesled in a fast buck and the people be damned. There are many good. ethical lawyers who do have the interests of the people al heart. But for many or them it's just too hard to pass by a nl<:i! juicy pot without dipping into It. Maybe our legislators can let the juicy pot pass by and give us people a break. And for non- lawyers wanting us to vote for them, the job or giving us a break should be easier. I have stated my case Office Seeker: what is your answer? Sam Hakom of Huntington Beach is pre!ident ol S & H Metals, a South EL Monteproceuing firm Why No Word on U.N.? By NORMAN COUSINS President Ford and Jimmy Carter have exchanged many thousands of words ln the TV de- bates on what they considered to be the most important questions confronting this nation and the world. · Inconceivable though It may seem, the aubject of the United Nations never came up. How is it possible l o discuss the foreign polJcy of the United Stales or of any nation and never re· rer to the United Na lions? The answer is that the pre- sidenUal candidates we,.. only renecting the reality: The U.S. government bas never taken the United Nations seriously. Neither have any of tho other. major nations. WREN T H E Unlted Nations was founded at San Francisco the announced Intention was to develop It into an effective world body that could deal not Juat with direct threats with the peace but with all the common danaera confronUn1 the world's peopla. It hasn't worked out iha( way. The 1ll'Uctural failures or the orl&fnal design were never cor- NORMAN CO USI NS have the same voling power In the U.N. General Assembly as the United States or the Soviet Unlc.i. The main security arm or the United Nations, or course, was not the General Assembly but the Security Council. THE MA.JOR nations were lo · be the mainstays of the Security Councll. But any one of these naU001 -even tr it happened to be the aagresaor -could block the decisions of all the other members. So lt Is clear that the United Nations really d idn't have a chance from lh• start. One lhlni. howevu, it did have, and that was the over· wbelmln.1 bellef of the world'• peopla that tbe world was too small, too Interrelated, too ln· terdependent, to get by without an organfzaUOI\ that could try to serve the common lnteresta. Tbeae hopes are what have kel>t.tbe United Nations alive. 'l'ticse hopes are sUU the dornl· nant reality in 'NOrJd PoUtJtt. The world's statesmen may hold the United Nations lightly. They may lsnore It or bypass lt. But they dare not klll It. rected. and the United Nations MEANWBJLB, tbe United Na· never really bad a chance. t.5ons bu developed special a1en· The General Assembly "" c1a that have &.. ~ conatltuted wlth a one-naUon, uHf\11, The11 qencla bav1 oo•vote method ~ repnunta. l~t dlaeaso OA a world tale, lion. This meant thlt states wUh 1uccuarulty eradlcattn 1 a POPUJaUoo no la.-,er than that 1mallpox. Tbey have also oOtUwautee or Santa Fp woW.d~. rescued mllltoos of people from illiteracy. combated famine, con- verted millions or otherwise un- usable acres into productive farm land, put science and technology to work on a vast scale. The United Natlona, therefore~ despite alt its weaknesses, has survived because most of the people on this planet want it to ex1st and to work, and because it.s human assi11tance agencies have had a good record. But this stlll doesn't meet the main need, which ls to be able to deal with the basic causes of war and to do away w lth the burden of armaments that thl8 year will approach $300 billion. The world is not going to steer clear of a nuclear holocaust it the major nations think they can achieve security by pUlng up weapons that are actually lnstru, ments of race suicide. Nor will the world keep the peace ao tons as the lndlvidaal govemmentl Insist on prevent- ina the creation or a resJ)ODSible world autbortty ln matters con· cemed with common dangers· and common needs. I F JEaaY Ford and Jimm1 . C&.IUr thlnk we can have peace wtthout a world order, they have railed the moat trnportant lesson ln hlstory. tf the next Preatdent ol the Unit~ States thlnkl that the United Nallons la not doing a 1ood Job, then we have a rltht to aak what hla ldeat are r« lmprov· ln1lt. There &1 no J10lnt ln llDOl'tnl the United NaUou ortn buPnc 00 ltl ........ '1bl CIDl1 thlAC , that mu• ..... II to tr7 to -.. :. vetop the Uatw N.._. ad w ~ enable lt to keep the peece • . ---~ ---- --~ ---=--~--=---------~ -~ Sunday. October 31. 1918 • :. _ A• DAIL v PILOT I ·Central As"mhly Districts Huniming Routinely r f . i ' I : • . .. . . ' • • I • • ' • ! • • • .... I • B1 O.C. HlJSTIN~ ot .... o.lty ""'tuft None of tbe four state AJJ. aembly races Jn central and northern Orance f'..ounty have •enerated the Jnterest displayed in the county's two coastal dis- tricts, the 74th and 73rd. That's because two first.term incumbents, Bruce ~estande (R- Anaheim) and Richard Robinson <D·Santa Ana) appear to be out of harm's way. . ..And in the two districts that As· semblymen John Briggs (R· FQJJerton) and Paul Carpenter (D·Cypress) are abaDdooing to run for tbe state Senate, the .~aces dou 't. appear to be close. IN WEST Orange County's ?3rd, Democrat Dennis Mangers js trying once again to unseat veteran Republican As · aemblyman Robert Burke in a replay of their 1974 coafroota· Uon. Mangen lost a close one in 1974, but bas a slight Democratic reJistl'ation edge going for him this year. Still, the race ls rated a tossup and probably will l)e de- cided on the basis of which side does the best job of gelling out the vote. William Dannemeyer (R· Fullerton>, who once was a Democratic assemblyman, is a heavy favorite to defeat Neal Gibbons in the 69th Assembly District. Last time Dannemeyer went to the political post was in 1972 when be took on then Democratic assemblyman anil now state Con· troll er Ken Cory. By GARY GRANVILLE OI tii. O•llY ~I .. SwH Dannemeyer lost in a landslide Cory victory. But be regained his political clout last June when be upset Briggs' hand-picked heir, Andy Banks, .in the Republican primary election. Without name identification and virtually without campaign fund s to overcome tbat drawbnck; Democrat Gibbons is not given much of a chance of beating Dannemeyer Tuesday. However, registered Democratic voters in the 69th outnumber Republican voters by 3, 786. JN THE 7lst Assembly District. a veteran union worker, Chet Wray, has labor's blessing and the campaign war chest to go with it. Wray, a virtual political un· known, had enough fare power in tbe primary election t.O set down better Jrnown Democrata in the race to lnberit the seat Carpenter isleavinl. RE'S OPPOSED in Tuesday's election by a little known Republlcan, Phil Seitz. There are 28,000 more re· gistered Democrats than Republicans h:1 the 71st. And Seils is given little chapce of overcoming that buill;ln dJsad- vantace. In the 70th Assembly District, incumbent Nestande is cam· pal&nlnc bard while bis Democrat\c opponent is saying Dice things about him. Peter Tornay, a l awyer, ap.. pears at public nppearances to be a Nealande backer in what ls the cleanest campaign in Orange County tbls year. But Democratic incumbent Richard Robinson and J\epubllcan Pet-er Vogel are slua· ging it out in the 72nd District. VOGEL HAS harped at Robinson's past association with Dr. Louis Cella, a 1974 campaign ~n that is still owed Cella by binson and accounting fees t were pajd Robinson by a pltal once con\roUed by Cella. In rebuttal, Robinson has lam· ted Vogel for accepting cam· palgn contributions from school district em ploy es in Santa Ana. a district ln whlcb Vosel ls a trustee. Robinson has also blamed Voael for risln& property taxes ln Santa Ana. Vogel charaes and Robinson countercharaes aslde, the con· scrvatlve Democrat has won s trong s upport from party leaders throughout the state, in· eluding Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Sucb endorsements have made it possible for Robinson to run a weU·beeled campal&n that only Vogel and hls backers s~ won't end in a Robinson victory. \ Paid Political Actvertlsemen~ ORANGE COUNTY COORDINATING REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY P.ROUDL Y ENDORSES Two state Assemblymen, Republican John Briggs and Democrat Paul Carpenter, are heavy favorites to win the two Orange County state Senate seats at stake in Tuesday's general election. The county's third state Senate seat, held by Republican Dennis Carpenter of Newport Beach, won't be an election issue unW 1978. Democratic counterparts 135,612 to126,560. DEMOCRAT Bell's only other venture into politics was an un- successful r ace for judge of the North Orange County municipal court. Carpenter was the coalition's front man in a 1959 move to recall former county supervisor Alton Allen. Later , be was Celia's chief lieutenant on what then was the county's comprehensive health planning council. In 1974, Carpenter was helped into his Assembly seat with cam· paign contributions from the Santa Ana physician who dooat· ed more than $500,000 to political candidates and causes that year. ROIERT H. BURKE t 35TH DISTRICT RACE John Briggs 37TH DISTRICT RACE But in the northern and central sections oC the county, Briggs and Carpenter have all but packed their bags as they pre· pare to move from the Assembly to the Senate. BOTH MEN have the advan- tage of running as officeholders and the name identification that goes with it. Both have collected campaign war chests that dwarf what their relatively unknown opponents have accumulated. And both assemblymen are seeking election to the stale Senate in distrtcts that favor their political parties. In North Orange County's 35th Senatorial District, Briggs is campaigning against Democrat Paul Bell to inherit the Senate seat held for the past 10 years by Republican James Whetmore. who is retiring. Registered Republican voters in the 35tb outnumber their The 38-year-old Anaheim lawyer has run a low-cost cam- paign that's kept Briggs' spend· ing to less than he anticipated after he collected more lhan Sl00,000 to challenge the now re- tiring Whetmore. In the 37th Senatorial District, Democrat Carpenter accumulat· ed $94,827 to battle Republican nominee Loran Norton's $10,000 campaign. To go with his almost 10 to 1 spending edge, Carpenter is run· nlng in a district where re- gistered Democratic voters out- number Republicans by 42,S15. ONE ISSUE that neither can- didate has brought to the voters' attention in the 37th District is the so-called Cella link. Both Carpenter and Norton have close ties to Dr. Louis Cella and once figured prominently in Celia's now <liscredited business- political coalition. San Die go ENDS THIS WEEK UntiJ very recently, Norton ad· milted being a political operative for Cella's once potent political coalition. AND WHEN questioned before the county Grand Jury that later indicted the doctor, Norton cited his constitutional rights when re· fusing to testify. Now he says that he merely did special work for Cella, including clearing his offices of non· existent electronic eavesdrop· ping devices. Norton. an a rch-conservative, believes many of the district's blue collar workers, though re· gistered Democrats, a rc in agreement with his political philosophy. But voter registration and a 10 to 1 spending edge have made Carpenter a heavy favorite to become Orange County's first Democratic state senator since the Depression. FOR 73nl ASSEMBLY BOB BURKE beie••S that worl&lng together we can make 0. ancp Comtty a safer, "'°" 9'1ioJable place to II•• and to work. Bob doesn't w.t Ol"CllM)t Comly to grow Into CIMfher Los Ancples with • the big city problems, but he does know fflat we nmt cleTelop • economic cllmate ~that will affract clema new lldustries to provide iobs fOI', those who are unemployed ~ for our children's future. Paid for by O"nge County Coord1nat1ng Assembly, Jay Delaney. Cha~man 2425 College Drive. Costa Mesa Paid Pohllcal .\dv __ L_o_ra_n_N_ort_o"--Vote Split 34th District Voters: BAL TZ·BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 6 73-9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna 8.?ach 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ce~elery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1l1c View Drive Newport. Cahforn1a '644·2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 SMITHS' MORTUARY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 SMITH TUTHILL LAMB OUR WESTCLIFF CHAPEL Mortuary • • 646·<4888 427 E. 171h St • Costa Mesa SAN DIEGO (AP) - It's almost 50.50 on vot· ing rolls throughout San Diego County. That's 50 percent Democrats and 50 per- .cent every body else. Registrar or Voters Robert Denny says new figures s how 787,826 eligible voters made up 49.3 percent Democrats, 40 percent Republicans. 9 percent undecided and 1.1 percent all others. Burial at Sea (714) 646-7431 "~:.r.:.~ll'!!. 2400 W. CoHt Hwy. Slllte F Newport Beach, Calif. t22H pteaM Mnd Free PortfoMo to: NAME ........•.....•.... , ADDRESS ••.•.•.........• cety ............. Zip ....••.. CEM. IK·~. UniPerm is today's answer for both of you. UniPerm 17 88 Reg. 22.50 • by Helene Curtis ~--------------------~ I ~1ANAGER' SPECIAL : I Mon., Tues •• w .. d. Only I I 20% OFF trio or I I HAIRCUT.SHAMPOO&: SET I : with this coupon only I ~--------------------~ I BEAUTY SALC"' Use Wnd• Chn,g·nll. ·"111n · COSTA MESA 54t-9400 iln "Pssst! OCTD just doubled bus service. Pass it on.'' Find out what's behinc,f the rumor. Call 547-3311 or toll-free ZENITH 7-3311, 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays, 8 AM to 5 PM weekends • Gooct ·news tnMISfast.. • READ WHAT THREE GREAT AMERICANS SAY ABOUT DAN LUNGREN PRESIDENT FORD: "The A merican people and the citi~ens of the 34th District need Dan Lungren in the U.S. Congress. I alS> need Dan Lungren in the Congress and am pleased and honored to endorse his candidacy." RONALD REAGAN: "Your present ' congressman is one of the biggest spenders in Congress and it's your tax dolla-s he's spending. You can replace him with Dan Lungren who is determined to stop big spending and big government. I 4rge you to vote for Dan Lungren." CRAIG HOSMER: "Dan Lungren is the right man at tte right time. For those practical reasons I believe it is in the public nterest that I speak out to endorse Dan Lungren and urge the peoplt of the 34th District to elect Dan Lungren ... DAN LUNGR~ WILL VOTI ~ YOUR VIEWS IN CONGRESS Paid For By Lungren For Conoress Committee Gary Vest•rre~ Treasurer 5314 E. 2nd St.. Lono Beac:h l213J 434"3451 ., ' From Swing~r to Swingee At some tlme tn a abare of aaper•ll!:I parent's llfe. he or &be dances. trlP1, proms w 111 b e a s It e d to social atrairt. U would chaperone aometb.lnl at be 1elflah of me not to tbe sthool. a.bare my expetti.ae. C b a p e " on l n I ls -One of tho prim.lry bulcally a depresslQe dutlea of a chapercoe ll lob. Jt l• tbe moment to flnd the party. most people bave been ,Obviously. }'OU eUDOt dreading ••. the day you cha,J>Uone if you have DO traverse tbe gap from· ooe to cba1>. We have swinger to swingee. found the best way to I po not like ehaperoning for other reasons. It is not my idea d fun to au and watch someoqe doing what I would tie dolag U I didn't have to sit there and tell ·tbemnottodotL As the wire or an I educator. I have bad~ TRAVEL Trains, Planes Safest LONDON CAP) Airline travel today is statistically nearly three times safer than travel by private car but more ,• than three times riskier ' than travel by train, I according to a British air 1• safety expert. 1T About 250,000 persons , die violently on the 'it world's roads each year, ·t while fewer than 2,000 1 die in airliners , I according to J .M. 1 Ramsden, editor of the we e kly Flight ,f International. It JN BRITAIN alone, 1 8,000 persods a year die in household accidents, be wrote in -a new book J "TheSafeAirline." Ramsden made this l comparison: A gro up of 100 Europeans using each of five types of I transportation for 5,000 miles a year would have i to travel 370 years by I ~~~~~le:n:i~f trt~~~~ find the hldde.o location ol a party is to follow a· car full of kids with your lightaouL -PaOll.8 often have two paneh bowls. One la a blead of U fruits that. make your face break out M J'CMl ~ It. The. other WW put a little fml Dollar Flying Higher BySTANDEIAP~E SAN FRANCISCO-Mexico West says if you fly into Mexico from a Mexican border airport, you will pay the Sa!l}e fare as bet ore in pesos. Only now your dollar gets you 20 pesos.Agooddealmorethantheoldl2.50. Not so if you fly from international airports. Fares there are worked out in U.S. dollars. Mexico West, the,efore, figures if you fly to La Paz in Baja Cflilornia from Los Angeles,you'llpaysomethlngaround$150. But if you c~ the border and take the plane from Tijuana-paying in pesos -you get the ride for $76. OTHER SAVINGS changing dollars into the new devalued peso: Gasoline unleaded was 92 cents, now 62. Car ferry service between Baja and Puerto Vallarta or Mazatlan is down. Toll road charges down. Car insurance rates are NOT down. Car parts are imparted to Mexico and are bought at dollar prices. Mexico West is a lively 12-pager cover- ing tourist travel, buying, roads, fish· 'ing and so on Mainly about Baj a California. But they reach out to the Mexican West Coast wherever the car ferries run. Ba· ja Trail Publication's. Box 15444, Santa Ana, 92705, one year $5, ~very other month. *** THE DOLLAR begins to climb again ir. world market. (Or other currencies are dropping.) Anyway, your dollar buys more pounds, francs, lire at the bank. The London cab ride that cost you $2.40 last year should be around $1.65 today. And the French franc is running clos~ to five for the dollar. I was only getting four to the dollar a couple of years ago. But French prices still startle the most traveled -Americans. Ed Fleishell, just back from a . business trip that took him through a lot of wine and restaurant country says: "I fi gure it cost $100 a day for two of us just for restaurants." *** HE SAID: "And I don't mean expensive, three-star places either Matter of fact, I think the obe-star and two-star restaurants give you b~ter foodandservice. "The 'Michelin three-star restaurants have it made. As soon as they get three stars, EVERYBODY goes there. You, a Frenchman, have a good customer coming from the States. You take him to a three·star restaurant.·' "Now the one-star is trying for two stars. And the two-star is like Avis. Trying harder -forthethirdstar." Fleisbell is a lawyer. He sidelines as part owner of Le Club, a San Francisco restaurant rated by critics as the No. 2 . French restaurant of the city. Of you never heard of it, they don't advertise. You find out about it from friends.) ·*** FLEISHELL TOLD me: "I ordered a bottle of Chateauneuf du Pape and it came to $14. Now l sell that wine at Le Club for $10. This man just walks down the road an~uys it from the winery, right? I've paid shipping charges, imparters profits, taxes and I make money at$10." "So I said this to the owner and he told me: 'M'sieu, in your American r estaurants, the customer sits before dinner and con- sumes many expensive martinis, Scotches. " 'The Frenchman may have a tiny aperitif before dinner. But be does not drink ~ worth of gin and vermouth. Therefore, yoµ make money on gin. We must make our moneyonwine.'" Newport Organs Custom Artisan Electronic Organs Portable 2 Rank Pipe Organ • Pipes Empty Consoles for kit builders Tone Cabinets -Parlor Organs Automatic Roll-~ayer Attachment ~ ...... ~ could expect to be killed. _liiirii~~~~iiir~i!;~jjijiii;~~iil By car , one would probably be killed by the 133rd yea r ; by ~ NOV. 1-13 10 AM-6 PM WICDAYS W•llMOUH • r ILOCAT9 _,,,, -l'OST-11 111_ ... ~IUCM .,HOM~ 645-1530 motorcycle, b y the ::.~ seventh year; by bus. the A fUJit• to CO-Jlft"1 oliurdt4t• l ,OOOth year and hy rail aftd thelreventa 9fJl8N ..... ,...,. the l ,540thyear. 1 i~ HE RATED Dutch lnt~l·ii r Ulf 1}i airlines the s afes t, _ _!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-_::::::__:_ _ _::==-:·:--=-=-:-:-:-:--==-=-=-=-:-:_ J followed by Australian, ~andlnavian, American ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and West German. Ram s d e n sa id althou~h 70 percent of the airline activity he surveyed was American, "U.S. airlines account for less than h alf the world's air line accidents." All m esl 833-0555 Please ask for "RAY"~ We offe( to buy your old vehicle. HOWARD Chevrolet THE ft.UMllHG , .... ""9 ICOMD. m .. _ .. ,__, ~.._. ,., v~ ••••-C..1 MIS$10N Yl[.J() f811l C.""'IO c:.0 .. 1,.no ~.,_c .. ,. ..... ,.~.,...,,,..,,. 4tS·f401 CO~TA .. E~A 1'128 N~ ••-4 642·17SJ KITCHIN & IA TH llMODELIMG Fiil l!TIMA TIS ... °'1~, ... ANAMtll•MilAI .. O~~ICll 1~W l•"l)OI~ Ati. lor h• ., 17J·l470 Paid Pohtical Advertisement HELP COLLEGE PARK PREVENT e~ut 1~ ~ 6R$SJ1)en?Mt ~ , 4200 Costa Mesa Voters put this on the ballot!! K . REFERENDUM MEASURE "Shall Ordinance No. 76-11, changing the zoning x of Lot ·1 Tract 2727 (N .E. corner of Harbor Blvd. NO and Pri nee ton Or,) from R-1 to Cl -CP. be adopted ." The que stion i s: Shall a cOJrmercial enterprise expand into a residential neighborhood? We are homeowners who want to preserve our streets for family homes. If you value your ne i ghbor- hood too, don't allow this zone chahge from residential to col11116rcial. vorENOoNK C011ege Park Homeowners -Appeals COfllTlfttee -Referendum Unit Peld For by Col1e9t Park Homeownen AooMt9 Oomm1tt• Chm. Jocelyn Jatnea. 2573 Fordham ~d .. Co1ta MMe - Sunday. October 31 . 1978 DAIL V PILOT ,(1 ·01~ INSIDE PARKING ON 3..t.EVELS CONVENIENT TO All STORE$ loath Coast ?Iua ~ Pmc:t Polltlcal Advertisement HUNTINGTON HARBOUR REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB PROUDLY ENDORSES ROBERT H. BURKE FOR 73rd ASSEMBLY BOB BURKE 1-levn IW worldltg togellw we c• 111ake Ormge Comly a safer. lllOft al~ place to Hve and to worl&. .. .._, w-' Ormge Comff to ~w Into ..._ Los Altg1les wllll • ... big city problelft1, IMlt he dMI bow tllMlt we -' ••elop • ec--.fc cRllNlh here that wll alhact c.._ HW IMlwlrles to provide fobs for thoM wllo cre ••mplopd md for ow cMclreft's future. Paid for by Huntington Harbour Republican Women·s Club, Haydee T.illotson. President. 16681 Delores Street. Huntington Beach. 92649. RASMUSSEN'S ••. SADDLEBACK SADDLERY LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Evt>rythil'q &iqlish and We\h.•rn for the Ho~e and Rider Entire Stock HEW fftcJlilh and Westenw SADDLES 20°/o .to 50°/o Off &n'IH STOCK STRAW HATS All Sblet ... Stylea 20°/o ORl -t .. - ~:r::.. BOOTS All Sins & Styles 30°/o Off OMGro.p Westft'ft FELT HATS All ShH & Colors RecJ. lS.00 SALE I 740 MINS DRESS SUITS Wool & SMU, l(ftit, etc. ' 50°/o OH= '1 .. .OMGrolit» ENGLISH BITS ,......_ Weymoultt etc. 30°/o OFF Stainlns Stffl STIRRUP IRONS Reg. 24.95 SALE 1240 WW.-Hone BLANKETS w ..... P"oof .......... 32.ts MOw2590 A J 0 DAIL y PILOT Sunday. October31.1971 Directo·r Banks on His Success THEATRES-ORANGE CO a• aims sue · SO. COAST PLAZA l'1f9nllelSI $46 Jlll OIOUlM .. MARATHON MAH0 ,,,,. o•n' ....,,,.., .. ,, UT/llM-l1l~J·•~J-•1. . ·~'"'' . ,,....,._....;; "MARATHON . MAH" I l~>:•l.l·Ot "' ~19'Jt CINEMALAND 1•11 Se llJIN< h•••• &U 1&01 fltl ,. .. ,.: "MARA THOM MAM" I 0 .. 1 U ·l It• 1 ........ CINEMALAND "ALICE IM WOHDHl;AHD" lXt 2·-·· "FLESH GORDON'' l JO ••• , .. , JO '"-"'---.~,, V,,..,Dl9C• t·IS -·-~ o 11tl •osrr ~~: .:.c , G ,\(_I l\f:'ll 11,\ '111tl QI( I I .. Mn. OU. Y l.J~J;U 0 THE FROMT11 lPGJ BANANAS CPGJ "A MATIER OFT1ME11 IPGI 19TRA VELS WITH MY AUNT' "HORMAN 1$ THAT your · CPGI "HAHY & WALTER GO TO HEW You-• CPGI • "FANTASIA" tG) CARTOOH SHOtfT "MAIL PILOT" ' A M D" "THRH THI HAD WAY" "IRUCt LH SU,. DttAGOH'' IP'GJ .. THE MAMSOM MASSACRE" ''TWITCH OF DEATH .. CRI "MARATHON MAN" "FROM NOON TIL THREE" ********************~**** • X-RA TED ADULT MOVl.:S * ~ HOW IH COST A MESA • ! BEL-CONGO MOTEL ! it WATU HDS CllL er-. til' P·"'-SU-,421 ._ ,._ 2665 HARIOR 1.tt«" ' .... 1 54~47 •***************** SA FAWV CMANCHESH REX I G G FRWY ICtTV OR [)(.I ~..:.'ROM HOOH 'TILL THRH" V "GATOR" IPGI 2 "SHOW WHITE & THE SEVEM DWARFS" IGI "MO DEl"OSIT MO RET\11lM'' ~ ... musWHT LOVE" "MHllE AHD THE IU.M'' IRI Spectel Pt1"9 12 30 10 2 00 pm. l•.c ... S-. & Holldoy,J i I .ZS ()pen Daily 12:30 p.n1. _ - "Then that one was an enonnous success, and that was the moment I was offered a lol of very -------L-_;,,,,,;,,.:,;,,_;.._....;_...;......-L.__.::==.:..-=::.:.::.:__...J big piclures to direct. --------------------- Instead, I did 'Sunday .. ------------------Bloody Sunday' because it seemed like the right movie to make. "The answer is that since every director 's career is going to be a checker ed one, and we can't all have hits all the time. we have to take chances. We no longer live in a golden era in which d irectors went unde r contract to a studio that guaranteed a certain amount of work each year. "The main thing is lo cash in at the moment you have a commercial success and u se thal power to do a film that would not have a chance otherwise." "A portrayal of Morgan t1t Dennis Hopper that ranges from explosive to endearing." \•'•' '·~ I ,,t,•, ! ' C WI_, .. ,._) ..... --··-..... ~ . ..... ~, '"' ,._,, --DENNIS HOPPER . MAD DOG ,._,.., JUIEMY THOMAS ~~··~ ~-.,PHlllP,E ... o "n l ·-.-.· ,...,..,. ........... .,. ·-·~· ,. __ ........ ..,...""' '~ ............ c... ........... '1 ................ ~, ........ .... MOW PUYIMG AT THESE SELECT THEATRES Plitt City C1nter Oun1e 634-9282 UA Westminster -Westminster 893-0546 I Pacific 0111111 Dr. In -Ora1111 551-7022 Mann South Coast -Bristol Costa Mesa 546-2711 PLEASE CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTlMtS edwards BRISTOL CINEMA IRISTOL AT MACAITHUR 540-7444 • > RARE COIM GALLERIES ,Qold coin tewelry U.S. type coins S1amp colleet1on1 wanted • gold & silver bullion & t>aQs • Auth<>Ozed l<rugerrand COin Exchange Sliver Proof SETS 1981. 1982 or 1993 u 26 ea Buying all Franklin mint medals & bar1. ti TOWN & COUNTRY OttAMGI • lll-'246 Live on Stage! NOVEMBER S -NOVEMBER 21 Tickets Now! 1$-i FRI (8:30 pm) $6.50, 5.50, 4.60, 3.0 SAT (8:30 pm) $7 .50, 6.50, 5.50, 4.00 \ SUN MAT (2:00 pm) ' $5.50. 4.50, 3.50, 2.00 rite: L.B. Civic Light Opera P.O. 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City officials maintain the stan-~ards are arbitrary, that 80 per· ~ent or all sewage treatment ~lants are primary treatment de- 15tgn and that there is no health "sk. . eTHE CITY has been participal· g in the planning ol a regional astewatercollecUon, treatme nt d disposal system called the ·so Water Management Agen- y, (AWMA ) however, it has de- ayed s igning formal binding lgreements with AWMA, a con- orlium of seven agencies. At a meeting a month and a half o before the same board, guna Beach was told bluntly by eonard Burtman, executive rector, that the board was going o use a carrot and stick approach . . . VIVIAN HALL to1et Laguna Beach moving. The carrot Included support for slate and federal IJ'ant.s to help the city construct a &ewer lint from the city to lbe regional treat· ment plant proposed for construc- tion in the Aliso Creek area or South Lafuna. The sticks are many, varied and stout. THEY INCLUDE: -Cease and desist orders, or· ders which if violated could mean penalties against the city of not ten than $2,500 nor more than $25,000 a day. -The threat of similar fines agains t members of the City Council Individually. -Requirements for the city to perform a $250,000 marine study on the effect of the preeent ocean discharges on lbe ocean environ- ment. -Requirements for additional "s urf-zone" monitoring tests which San Clemente was required to perform at an annual $30,000 cost. -An order balling new sewer connections. LAGUNA'S difficulties stem from a variety of problems. First, the city maintains it is caught in the middle between two sta te a encics, the water ualit ROBERT BADHAM . . 40tJi Congressional, r ' ·Ha"' Badham ' . Squaring Off By WILUAM SCHREIBER 01 lfte D•ll' l'tlOISl•ff The spirited, clean and highly viiible campaigns waged by both candidates for t h e 40th Congressional District seal have done much to help heal wounds left by a scandal-plagued incum - bent. Andrew Hinshaw will sur - render his post in January to either Robert 13udham or Vivian Hall. The 40th District is spread over a wide area, starting at Beach Boulevard in Huntin~on Beach ~d end ing in Oce;msade. sweep- ing inlanc1 to encompass the Sad- dleback Va lley. TUE CAMPAIG N between Republican Badharn. a 14-year California Assembly \'eleran from Newport Ileach. and Mrs. H:ill, a Democr at and articulate volunteer activist from lrvtne, has been amprcssivefocanumber of reasons. Though he has a decided advan- lagc in terms of voter registration 1thcre arc 162,300 Republicans a6d only 119,000 Democrats in the ~0th) and has a long record of gov- 1•rnment service, Badham has not avoided sharing the rostrum with h~opponent. 'In fact. both candidates have made a point of appearing \Qicther as frequenUy as possible to give voters a chance to make first-hand comparisons. Mrs. J lnJI even spent the evening of her 32nd wedding anntversary at a Forum. ..As of the final scheduled joint ~ession In Leisure World this week, Badham and Mrs. Hall had appeared together no less than a dozen times. including four face- to-lace debates. JN GENERAL, Badham leans heavily on his r ecord as a slate . l~lslator, which he contends has gJ.ven him a r ealistic political out· lObk and an understanding or political processes. He is con· sldered a member of the "oJd guard .. of Republicam who have domtnated the county's politics roe decades. Mrs. Hall, on leave from a teaching position at Westminster High School. has garnered a broad range or support from con- s1uuer and conservation groupe;, women's orJ?anlzaUons and what she claima is a "sizable number" olludlng county Republicans. She says she ls not strongly partisan and can work for •II voters. As evidenced by the re. tzlatration fi&ures, &Mwtll need a sitniflcant crossover to beat Badham. :rti• 40th Diltrlct campaicn hu ~ ~ ~ been characterized pnmarily by Badbam 's references to his legislative record, Republican philosophy. s upport of President Ford and service to country and community, while Mrs. Hall has stressed what s he says are "the issues.'' THE ISSUES she cites most orten :ire honesty in government. Badham's attendance record in the Assembly, inflation and un· employment and conservation. Badham blam es th e Democrati cally controlled Congress for inflation. govern- ment s pending and other pro- blems and urges a return to free enterprise system, unfettered by government rules and regula- tions. Mrs. Hall contends that un- employment is the biggest cause of inflation and excess govern- ment spending. She said solution of that problem lies In pulling peo- ple back to work so they can pay taxes instead of II ving off the rest of society. While Mrs. Hall is cr!Ucal or Badham's Assembly attendance record . Badham contends much or his non-attendance and many of his "no" votes are calculated to negat(' programs that serve to in- crease state government s pend- ing. ON MOST matters, there is an obvious philosophical -if not partisan -spilt between the can- didates. Dul despite their dlf· rerence. both have manaaed to wage lively and informative cam- paigns. largely devoid of mud- slinging and name-calling. As the races come to an end, one other wide chasm Is likely lo be revuled -that or campaign spending. Jn the primary, Mrs. Hall spent $7,000. Bad.ham spent more than 10 times that amount. Mrs. Hall claims shewill1ayout no more than $20,000 on the general election. IC his primary total Is any indication, Badham will spend a good deal more than that. Tennis Instruction Offered in Newport TeMle classes are being or- f cred by the Newport Beach Park.a, Beaches and Recreation Department, befinnini Nov. 8. Classes wlll be held Mondaya and Wednesday• at the Mariners Park Tennla Court.a. Participants muat resister before Nov. 8 at the recreation office at ':i\y Hall. 3300 Newport Boulevard. bttWMGl:JOa.nd4:30p.m. control board, and the Coastal Commlsslon. Laauna Beach City Attorney Geo1'1e Logan has intercepted a coastal commtssion permit for construction of the Aliso Water Management Agency (AWM A) outfall disposal line differently than Alex Bowle, the AWMA at- torney. The Coastal Commission staff has backed Logan's interpreta- tibn and AWMA has twice backed out or bearings before the com- mission in which resolution of the differences was to have been made. IN A LE'M'ER to the state r e- gion al water quality control board, Logan blunUy said that board was attempting to force the city to do something it Celt it could - not legally do. The differences In lnterpreta· tlon involve the allocation of future capacity in the outfall. Capacity has a significant bear· ing on the ability of agencies to ac· commodate new development. Laguna's Interpretation would give the cily more future capacity and therefore give less capacity at other dir.tricts in AWMA like the Moulton Niguel Water Dis· lrict of Laguna Niguel> and Mis· sion Viejo. Carl Kymla, general manager or the Moulton Niguel district and chairman of the board for AWMA, has charged at the water control board meeting that Laguna's in- terests are to bold up develop· ment of sewage treatment facilities to hold a lid on property developmentoutsidethecity. La1una Be ach spokesmen, however, malntalntbecltyi1only attempUng to keep for the future capacity it may need to accom- modate new areas r ecenUy ln· eluded within the city's sphere ol Influence. PRIVATELY, however, coun- cilmen and staff membel'1 will admit that the city's relationahip In AWMA has 1lven it clout over development outside its city limits that it otherwise never would have had. Through the city's paal actions, the AWMA project has been COD· sider ably scaled down. Capacity in the outfall ls ul- timately seen accommodating a populatlonof2S7. 760. Initially, in 1972, the project was projected to serve Sl0,000 by Paid Political Advertisement · NABERS ~ lbe year 2020. The total AWMAP!'QJect ill pro- jected to cost between $.10 mllllon and$35mUlion. Laguna's share will be borne largely by grants paytna 87 per· cenllor most oil ts faclllUes. Losa of the erants ls another stick ln the state board's arsenal, Laguna representatives admit. Laguna Beach '1 contingent at the Monday meeting will include Mayor Phyllis Sweeney. Vice Mayor Jon Brand and Coun· cUman Jack McDowell as well as a battery or stacr repl"esentatives. Ladin Delaney, water quality control board en1ineer, remark- ing on the size and application or the penalties for violations of the board's orders noted; "We've never had anybody violate a cease and desist order." Would this make a good playground for our children? Vote YES on K to keep Harbor Blvd. Commercial, and to keep property taxes down! -; AN OPEN LmER TO THE CITIZENS OF COST A MESA YES VOTE our November 2 We u~~-: will appear on Y Measure K wnlC b II t d Councilmen of your a o . f nner Mayors an of Ref erendumd As o I that opponents t f CJOO City we Kfee ould defeat every elemen o Measure w · city planninCJ- would combine both A Mo vote on K 1 l 'IOninq on Harbor • i I nd commerc a set resident : ~is iust does not mak~ s::ily conqested BouleWvar Id you care to live on ,aT:e traffic noises ou CJhfare., No. cial tttorou · commer d be unbearable. enerated by alone woul f the sales taxes CJ K will help Because ~ • a YES vote on ercial enterprises, comm erty taxes down. lannlnCJ for keep pro':tte sake of sensib1e, pr:p;: :eep Harbor for .a..a.. vote YES on C •ty's nn•re• your ' ommercial street. Boulevard a c Vote YES on K to keep your property taxes downl WllJorct.., A. LPWdey, lo1Mt't\¥1hola. 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Jn a talk before the Orange County Financial Society, Reilly said, "There is a strong demand for moderately priced homes - such a demand,that great vol um es of closer- margined homes could be developed and sold. "THIS IS NOT being done because there is such a constriction in the supply of lots that builders have n o incentive to strike for volume since t hey no longer control the supply." According lo Reilly, government is restricting such things as sewer and road construction and imposing .other cost· escalating conditions such as open space that ••will prevent young families from buying a home in Orange County." "THIS DOES NOT bode well for Orange Property Loans Up From '75 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Bank of America's r-eal estate loan volume in California increased by more than 28 percent in tbe fint. nine months ot 1978, the bank h as reported. ••Demand for real estate loans b as been exceptionally strong and s h ows no sign of diminishing," George H. H•ley. senior vice pnsjdent for real estate Jous.u:id. ••1HE NJNE·month. total represents a recoc'd period for our bank." For the first tbTee quarters of the year, the bank made loans totaling $1.5 billion for single·f amily dwellings, residenti al Income properties and other income properties compared with $1 .17 blWon during the first 111:MaKJftthl ollutye•. County business, nor future will be available a home equity can give. does it offer much hope only for the affluentifthe The speculator and fortheyoungpeoplewho planners continue to builder are living in a rely upon the •farsighted permit the factors upon d re a m w o r l d of overview' of the which price increases unreallstie prices . J>Olitician,"headded. and s hort supplies stretching a bubble that The Miss ion Viejo flourish." will l>urs,t Just as surel)t Company and its newly asc.liaffi~slail.» cre ated partner, the DURING BIS TALK. The developer noted Aliso Viejo Company, Reilly commented on the that spec u 1 at ors phenomenon of new participating in lotteries 'Lotterle• • • • home lotteries, which are a factor in rising may •I-al the have become the rule home prices because ~-· r a l h e r t h a n th e builders r ealize there is de•palr of the exception in south no legal or moral reason young faJflU!f OrangeCounty. to allow speculators unable to bu.• a He. said lotteries are themselves to make -'UI not signs of total product profit-so the price goes llo•e because and price success but upallaround. of •a••i1'e ·re• •·may signal the despair cent price fn• of the young family REILLY CITED some , • unable to buy a home other reasons fo~ home cre ... es. because ofmassiveprice increases." are battling to prevent prloe Increase~,' including infiaUon. labc>i" costs and the cost M materials. But he sakl there is "very little that. can be done about that locally." 1 What ~n be controllCJJ and changed at the locU level, he said, are overlY 1 o n g gov e r n me rf t procedures t hat bold down the supply of avail· ab l e l a nd f or development • restrictions on land that i s a pprove d for development and development problbillons linked to sucbfactorsasjetnoise.. tight Orange County ACCORDING TO government restrictions RE ILLY. the present on thousands of acres of lotteries for new homes land in the Saddlcback are symptoms of a Valley due to noise from situation where normal El Toro Marine Corps concepts of business are Air Station jels. abandoned and whole Order Yours NOW • ~. market segments are ONE OF THE most being skipped. he a v i 1 y a ff e c t e d "l believe the reason properties in the valley that a $40,000 home will would be the 6, 700 acres now sell for $50,000 is or the old Moulton Ranch because there are so few that Reilly's firm bought homes at any price that r ecently for $15 million. people will pay more for T he M i s s ion what is there," he said. Viejo -Aliso Vi ejo Company chief told the • • T B. E Y 0 UNG businessmen this week. family is foreclosed "All that the politicians from ever getting the sought to save for the good financial start that v- • PERSONALIZED •srYUSH •EASY TO USE 1000 ~. •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND ••• a unique concept in office rental for independent businessmen combining space and total service under one roof with one management team. Visit our expanded facilities in Newport Center and the Orange County Airport area. NEWPORT CENTER 644·4492 IRVINE 838·1122 (NOTE oun NEW ADDRESS) c:M .. w•1 r1111.1, Suite 200 1111 N~Wfllll't CGnlf'r Drive Nrwpor\ li.;•<"11, Cahtornl4 92600 All'J)(lrt Ru~in4"~ C4!ntf'r, S11ito 180 ~RI t111~1n11_, Crntf'r Ori\•• Irvine, c.;aUfornlll ll~l5 The Executive Office We work for you. SHA'e AND Slll! OFUIEL Mre, .101111 Octa 123 Mal11 8trHt A111tow11, A1111tat• ttslS StrTisfi Vogvt type on fin a quafify •Mfe 9ummad p•pu. r--------~-------~----Fiii in ttil• coupon. dip and man "Ith St .71 to: Piiot Prlntln9 La!MI Ohr.,. Pott Office Box 1 ~60 CMt1 JA.H, C•llfornla 9262' •• ·-'• -.,.... .lltJ c... ., I I ' I 1'be bank slid loans f« ltqle.fa.mll.y dwelllnp CGGJPrised. • percet ol the font~term loan tda1 .._ ________________ ..,.. tlaroQ&bSeptember. '111·111111111 --~--~----~--------~~~ Ir lt v ' h b , 0 • , • Proposltima 14: 9und .October31. 1918 PUBLIC NO'l1CE "C'fltlOU.t •UllNIU .. AM• ITATeMINl PUBUCNOnCE JllC'TITtOUI IUllNllJ$ MAMISTATeMIMT DAILY PILOT PUBUC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUI IUJIN NAMI STateMV.T Realtors Urge 'No' Vote .,,... ...._."t ... -il dDlfttl DW· _, .. JIANTOTIC 'U"NITUltl, ~ s...t1' Pleu 0th•. "'6ta Aiw. CA. "* w,,., c. ,..,,.11, "4 '"""""· Cotta Me.a, CA ~ Thh MH!ellol I• c....~tl .. II\'.., lflo .iiv1 ..... .Tiie Nli.wi"t "''*' IS ... ,. ... 'WS.US. AOVAHC.0 MA"l(&TI AHO 1uve" lllAI.. ISTATI .• ., AMHAGIMll!NT ASSOC:IATU. 1-'"t l..M.,.,,e, ... ..,_,..,, C.ll~nla, .__ U l"le\e 0..1 ... UtliM Hletitl. CA. ~ ,,....,. Ct•-w. tll "°"' m1f · 1 Sl~~l .. cll.CA.,..,_ teri '· knebe, 24tt2 l.f l'l•I• D•n••• e111••• Crue, to 0r1w.u.-H••wl.CA fM1J Tiie fol•l ftt --_ .. 119""" The boerd of directors or the Ne"'port Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors pa.<;sed a re· solution urging their members to vote "NO'' on l"roposiUon 14, the farm labor law initiative.. Their basic opposlUon to the m easure, according to Helane E . Joy, board president. is that it freezes Into the slate constitution the hl&hly controversial "access rule'' which gives union or ganizers the right to enter privately owned farm property Fair Housing Extension Pact Signed WASHINGTON J ohn C. Hart, President o( the NationaJ Asso<'iataon of Home Builders. and Carla Hills. Secretary or Housing and Urban Develop- m ent, have signed u voluntary agreement designed to extend further existing fair housing m arketing practices throughout the land. The agreement was worked out in accordance with provisions or the Civil Rights Act or 1968 which caJls for the Secretary or HUD in cooperation with the housing in· dustry lo develop prognms to prevent or eliminate dis- criminatory housing practices. The signing took place at the National Housing ,Center, head- quarters or the 80,000 member NAHB. which has more than 600 local and state affiliated associa- tions. "This agreement." said Hart. "formalizes what generally has been the accepted marketing prac t ice among builders throughout the country to build a nd sell homes to minority families. It r.ts in with the in- dus try's desir e to sec that America rrm a ins the best housed nation in the world." .al certain times for recruiting and organizing PUr'l)C>Ses, even though contrary lo UM wishes or the properly owner. Joy stated that thl1 access right already is .:ranted labor via a s plit California Supreme Court decision which, in e!Cect , was up· held by the \J .s. Supreme Court by its refusal to hear an appeal of the California decision. As the law now stands. if the access privile&e proves abusive or inequitabl e, it could be modilled by subsequ~nt rourt de· cisAons. lf ll is frozen into th.econ- stitution. its modification would be awkward and excessively Ume consuming, s he contended. The board directors feel that labor laws are much too complex to be writ ten by the injtjative pro- ress, she added, pointing out that the Legislature acted in exceed· ing gOQd faith when it passed t.be fiy-m labor law of 1975. REAL ESTATE YfPV< . .,errell Tiii• \lelt..,.111 ""' llltd wtlll Ille ~ Cl.,k tf0t*'9t C.-ye110t1. 11, "'' -~ ...... Ot..,04 c .... O.fly l'fi... :kl. 11, 14, ll, •Iii No'f. '· ,.,. Ur-•, ....... Ill'\, CA,,... Thi) liloAl•ltU I) colldlKlff -Ml '"" 9ttty Jelle Gr-, .., ~r ..... e, dlvl&lel. ....... ,,.,,GAtt.. CM! JI IC"~ ™' M lfleu 1, t911d\ltt.., 11¥,.."" Tiiis ••~-"' ••• l••H ""'"' ,,.. lft<Qr-M.tt •ne<lalleft Ot-~ • GtvMy Cltnl o4 Ortlttl' c;oul!IV °" ()(,. ..,"",.'"'•· IOMf 5, lt16 Oo,..li I. Ct'tM "'*1 '"'• , .. ,_,.. wo mu '1114111 the ""*ltltti 0r..,,. Conl O.llY """· Cillll'ltv Cltfk Of Ot•11t• c-v Oft Ott. ou-10 " t4, 11, 1916 •ltS-'• 1, "1" ' ' 111WUt•-------------PUBLlC NOTICE """'''"" O.tr•r ~mt D••tv l>ilOI, PUBUC NOTICE ' ---,.-ICT-ITI_O_U_l_l_U_l,..l_N_l_SI ___ Ott.ll,Ho•.l,'4, l,lt1' 4t*'••------------- Mi C. ta' NA .. UTATSMINT PUBUC NOftCE lllC'flTIOUUUJINIU ra 08 .. ~f9tlO'#lllt .. rSOll lSftl11tllui!NU Tiie to4~!.~!S:.~!o-..~~:. ... llu>1 Ill GllAPHICS UNLIMIYEO tb) ,.C'TITIOUSeUllNI~ IUU CS!tAFl'ITI Ql!SIONS/OIUGINAL HA.Ml $TATIMINT f>"'NA POINT llOOKSTOFIE, HUI ORA,,ITI WAI.I. Pl.AOUES. Milth'O l!le lollOWlllf ptrt-trt tol119 Ml· I.A l"lua, Otn1 Point. CA t?Ut ~ P.O. llH i.•. na w. ~" owsus: v1ro1n1e v. S<.hle1111, 'lO' e. c;.m-tt ... 1, fff•llOrt IHCll, CA. IMN,CA. COUNTllV Hll..l.. INVISTMENTS. l'llOl\W .. llll, AOI. tll. FulltrlOll. (A ftJll 1 UrbtllU\ Sq11-r•, F1Hd lld. ti fml New Fiesta Homes Villas Set For 1977 Ille ...... c;.r•ld G1111t1, m w. I~ ~Artlllif lllYd ' N••-1 llN<ll1 u. TllJI bvWl\Ost IS C-U<.llHI "' .,. ... .Cffft.M_.-tl ... cll,CA.'2t6J '*° YICllHI, Tlllt truslNu l.s conduct., 11¥,.. ,,.. Hetm-0\tlMl•v Anoci•'9t: Aro.td V•rolftl• v. s1111"" dlvl-1. A. ClltlMlty, ~ Ptrllvltw 0-, 1,..1,.. 'nlh ti•••-•• w•• httd wltll ,.,. The last of the Mlra IUC1'Ard o. °""" u..,... c.o..111y c11r11 o1 Or•-covnty eo1 °'' . Tiii' stet.me'lt •• flied ..,,,. ,.,. HttM-o.tlMltv An~·•'-'" Jo"" I! n. 1'16 Costa VWas on the San Orawltv aer11: o1 °"•• C°""'Y °" °" *'"'· JD .tNonoll• 0r • co,i. -.. Hs:s>t Cl t I' d lllliirs "" U.tm1 ""°''"'"" <>-~ CoHt oa11v "''°' ~men e p~ IS a es are ' ' A"'6 lerlllc• 9 , Htlltrl\tn. UlU ll,Nov, 1, I•. ?I, ltr• ~16 risang. The !anal phase ol •11111.~ Or•"oe CoHt o.ny P11ot Jecatallda. Tu•u11.cAt?"9 the oce'an-oriented 0c1-10.o,1'.ll.tt1• dOS>t' wi1 .... v.11ur.,.11 m•Hvde"""' Or • ~Ii An•. CA .,IOS • townhome development -------------1 Tiii\ bon1Mn h co11<1utte<1 11y .. Opening in Viejo PUBLIC N011CE Simple, understated furnishmg and accessories attract buyers during the sales success or Casta del Sol Fiesta, Mission Viejo Company's newly-opened single- story d etached homes in the popular active retirement com- munity, according to Don Schulz. vice president or product de- velopment and sales for the firm. Mel Grau Design Corpor ation of Newport Beach furnished each of the four plans which contain two to four bedrooms with two baths. !J'he Mission Viejo Com- pany's design coordinator, Bon- nie McKee, worked closely With the Grau staff to achieve a look representative of the Casta del Sol lifestyle. ''MEL G RAU'S intenor design has s uccessfully created the mood that· appeals to our target market," stated Schulz. "The warm , understated decor showcases the outstanding architectural elements in these single-family patio homes for adults. We are confident that the furnished models has increased buyer response to these homes " or the first 57 homes offered during the grand opening, 51 were sold on the first day or the will be ready for oc-PUBLIC N011CE ttN•••oeJo:.'..~~"m'o· i-----c-,.-.ftM-----"Casta del Sol is a unique com-b I tm ··· ... NOTrc•Toc111101T01K cupancy year y . JllCTITIOUS IUS.t.lfU Tllis SI••·-"' ... , llled W•lh '"" SU1'a111011 COUllTOJITHlf munity." s aid Grau. ··we wanted Eighty-six townhomes NAM• sun MINT a-1y c•-°' 0.9'19t cou111y.,., 0t1 sun 0,.ca1.riro1tN•• ll'O• t.o emphasize th at these homes have been sold and OC· ...!:"::ooow1n<a .. rS011u••CIOifttbW· u. ,.,,, "'"" TH• coultt'V oP 01tANoa are part of a total lifestyle for the cupied and 40 more are so L,. A , NG f H EE"' s o F Pull4ls-Or•"O• c"'' o.11y P11ot E••••• 0, ~~-,.,"~':';~' F. nu.Ev active retired. Our primary goal now und er fr a ming. CALIFORNIA. ins Mew" ... .,.£•«-0c1.11. Nov.1 u . 21. it1• ~ .. ,6 Dt<••...,. t 'd h b .th Cml1MeW1,CAt161' NOTICll!1$HERE8YGtVE,.totn. was o prov1 e ome uyers WI Foundations ar e being C)oll11d o.oro• Ptre1>1. ,,,, Mrs• PUBLIC NOTICE credllonof ,,,. •bOvt nal\'IC!o~tdc"' an insight into the potential of the poured for 20 additional ver<1e E.st, Cost• M•H, CA 9261' 11111 •" .. ''°"' 110 1,.0 c111 ..... _..,,. homes and to Stress the funC • · hJl d ' • be Dav•cl lv,rson, 136 Eln.-d P'ICTITIOUS IUSINaU lflt \910 <IKtclelll I•• ftQUlrPCI to Ilk uruts w e gra 1ng IS • euri..n•.c"' NAM•STATlfMINT 111tm. w111111w nee•••••• v.!"'<rwr1. ,, tiOnaJity Of the flOOrp)ans." ing done for another 40. Tll1\ llUStl\tU lg co11dutled l>y ii the lolloWlnQ per\OM oredO•ll1lb<.t•I• 111'! oltlce Of Ille Cler" OI I,,. abo¥t f" Th d I ill 0'1'1<1r•l Nrlner\llip nenas: tilled court. or to O•t•ent IMm,wllfttr. ALTHOUGH EAOI plan car-e eve opmenl w Oo"P•rent INSTITUTE FOR FAMILY 3)0 rl«&\YryvoU<ll~rs.lolheunclen•Qll('<' • d'ff th ed CO mplete early next Tiii\ Slllemenl WI\ hied wjlll Ille Par~ Avenue L•oun1 8e.,tll al lht ltw ofllt• Of l(AANS ' nes OUl a I erent eme, ffiUt C.O..nly Cll~lc ot Ortl\1)11County on0<· OhfornldtJUt • ' ' l("'RA81"'N, 900 W•1$1!1r• &outev••d colors and low-key wall and win-year. tober "· •• •. w•tt••m wet<lon Aoull. M.o . •u Et SoHdlO. L<K "'"oerH. C•1llor111 .. ""°" dow treatments are typical. By WITH FOUR floor P1>hll""IHI Oun~ CO<>\I Daily"= 8o•que L•oun• ••• ,~. C•ttlorn•• "'''-nllO<• or bu\llltU of Ille "" carefully coordinating the t ex-p a ns o c oose om, Ott t4 31 •no Nov. i, •4. ,.,. ~·'• wiur,,.. ~or911 HHrd. ""o ' •360 dt•\~ i11 •II "'•U•r' ""'"""Inc> i. lures, materials and colors, the Mira Costa Vil I as is an T•mP'• Hiits orlve. L•vuna e..c11, ..... ,lJt• or ••Id cle<-"'· w111""'°"' homes display a natural and idea! residence for busy PUBLIC N011CE or110,,,1,•tu1 "'°"'M•fttrt1>e ll••t 1>ubloc••-o11r..- y 0 u n g r a m I I i e s • ------------Tiii• bu•if>eu "condutled by..,,,. nol~~•dO<lol>tr" ,.,. ''livable" appearance. FIC'TITIOUSIUSINUS d•v•d""' AM T ev ''Models should never be over-energetic grandparents NAME STATEMENT wm.A°"ll,M.o. wi1..1.r 11 •LL powerl.ng," cont1·nued Grau. "We and ocean-loving 5inales The followtn<a peno11 I• oo;.,. -.. Tl!i\ \IAl•m~• WI\ hl•d Wttll~ ~":i::!~;~~·:.~:.::o;.,.l>t Y<o , ""''•' COUMYCl•r-olOrenoeCovntyon~ l(AltNS&l(AllAllAN · work with the elements of the according to 'Carolyn NEWP ORT FrN"'NcrAL 11.-r:io.1m. ,..ms 1v:M1c1'ifll' ... wter1u hom es. and often understate-patters on • s ales ~:'!:.~~Es . .,. Oo•• s1 .. ~ ~ Publlst>..s orenqe c"" D•llv Pttot '°°"""'"'•• ll•d . s1e ut ment is the best way to em-manager. oue11rr w. JoM•on. 414 091e sc 0c1t•11,anoNov '· u m6 ....._, ~>~=~ric.__., phas1ze an outstanding architec· The two and three· "°"'Mt ... c"' .,,,, At1-Y• • .. 1•ecu1 ... tural feature... bedroom townhomes are dl~~.~US•M\i ,, concrucled try.,.'" PUBLIC NOTICE Pubf•\lled Or•l\99 C:oe\I 0.0.ly Pllo With over 25 years experience built to blend into the D w Jo""'°" Oct 14 1' and Nov '· u. m6 ...., 1 woodsy landscaping. Th•\ \l .. t.ment .... flied .... th Ille lll('TITIOUS BUSINIU an the field of interior design and <:Dun1y cier-°'Or-counfy ""Oct NAMISTATIM.ENT furnishings, and in the field or t), "16 flle lollowi1>9 oe•SDfl\ are doillQ IMI· color consulting, Mel Grau PRICED FROM Pvbf••11tdO••n<1•Coas10..1v't,:~~1.,.u•Fs.,vE Et.EVEN EAST NOT1CE tNV1TtNG11os h 't 81DttE MNO 336 Design Corporation has complet.-$61,490, t e commuru Y 0c1 11. 2• 11. •nci Nov 1.1t7' uoH• BOUTtOUE. s11 Eau aau, ... e1..,. NOT•CE rs HEREBY GrvEN '"' ed over 500,000 homes, and is being d eveloped by PUBLIC NOTICE S.tboe,C.rlf. w• .. dPr01>0Hlswtt1b@rece1~dtrv11• Fr nk ff A d Son Sv\•" Pofllo, 624 lltft St • Hunt· City of Cost• Mtst, to wil · Tiie 01 furnished many model interiors a · yr es an i"Ol.,..&etc11.ca111.nM1 eounr.11. PMI ornce oo• 1; eo.1 throughout the United Slates. of Huntington Beach. ---F-,-~-,-,-1-o_u_s_•_u_s_rN_E_s_s ___ I lll'111e L~s. sn 14111 St .. HUlll· Me••.Ca111or .. 1a.i6n,o"or ontt» The fl.rm has also cons11Jted on Decor ated models are on ""'MESTATEMINT r11q1T~••e.b1Kus';;.;:.'"i,.,~~uctlld 11y • llOUr o1 11•00 • m., °" Frio • No• T""loOow1n9o~r.on\•r~dolnqbll\I· " , •mber It. 1916 II \ftlll be lft nu m erou s commercial and displ~ at 399 Calle Bar-,..,\,,.: -·••Nrtn.••1110• "''P0<1'lbl111v.,. 111• bidd•r 10 o.nw PUBLIC NOTICE recreational facilities. rego in San Clemente. MONTEREY Assoct"'TES. 11m '"''' ,~~~:;:.:~:11 ... s 111~ w•tfl t11t 111s bid to,.,. c11y C••r•·s 0111<• iw 111 ____ ---------------------------------; trvh~ fll~~ci.!~~''';.\~~~:101r0~':9i.6:"a' C-IY Cterk of Oun11e County on Ott. ::.=.~/o~~'::'~c:~a';;::',j .~~:;·:•,.~ A .. nut. Casi.,,,., •. Callfornl~"1616 ?S. "16· flUUJ a.m .. or nl \OOn llltr•aller d\ Or.Klitt sales period. ' **** Rave Rey-iews "A J 60 acr~ private resldtntial estate ... sunounded by the lB·lwle 10/f couru." The Dally Pilot For A. "Unique s«Urity ... on~ of the most elaborat~ community protection systems Desert ·st~r.!. available i11 th~ da~rt area." • "Condominiums ovulook,lwh gard~ns, the lair and golf course ... spectacular mountain and desert views. " The. Desert Sun • "Desert Island radiates a charisma all its own. Tlte dynamic exterior styling builds an anticipation for what's insidt ... and what's inside- in my opinion-is nothing short of dazzling!" Home Buyers Guide "Unbtutvable natural IH11uty ... unlimitN joy" Los Angeles Herald Examiner ... You'll rdvt yourulf when you s.e the•e unique tower homes surrounded by ' champroni.h1p golf course,' prlvcUt', 25,ac;re reflection l.tke, 111on160 ac~s of p1rkund. This h1~h-nse country club community in- cludt>s total security systems. tennis, swimming. u il ing and fishing. all profou1onally ma1nt.11ned All penthousts and towt'r homt's feature spacious floorpl.ins, large pnv•te b•kon1es, .ind l"xury futuret. Md1d strvice 1$ also av1ilable. Unequalled priv•cy. 1ecunty. ind invest- mt'nt v1lue art your• at Ot'sert Island. Come, st'e it nowl .. N Mt'mbt>rsh1ps art' available in the privalt' 0Htrt lsl1 nd Country Club 1dj~ett te>tht' graceful twin tOWt'U. Thia toei,l ifftl rttf~ atlondl unttr Midi an extr• dlmentlon of enjoyment to Ute at Desert Jsl.tnd. Wr1/1 or rit// for f11r/htr mform11lfott. fl 14} J:?8·l T 1 I Tower Homes from •67,000• Penthousrs from ~1 N>.000 f,"'1(111' l~t<t••n (,.,., f •tr•h••·,, H ... ,111/ 111•t•~'""ll/ &• 111'1" °'""""' f •••I '•••••• nrnv •• /l.••tlwt M1t1Jr v,,.,.., ttnh"l /w••tt~f'I m..J,/, •"' "''"' ~""' ,.,..,,llr ,11~ /hit fl.WI r•i c Wrnm.tr Company, Inc .t t..t11-id1..ry o( S.tfKo Comp~ntt< ID1 Desert Island . Los Angeles Times FloMld P, Elliott, 26611 Ven<ldo bte. on Friday, Novtmb<'r 12, "'•· , Drive. Ml\,lon Vl•lo Calofornla92&1S Publl•hed 0••11oe C08SI Dally Pitol. Ille Couneol Cnam"""· City Helt, I Oal• E Hanoer. SS21 Pebble llfliKll Ott. JI. Nov. I. 14· 21· 1916 •44l·l6 P•lr Drive, Costa Mna. Calltoml•. lo t..lr>e, Yorbll Li,.da Calltornla<l?t.416 Ille lurnhnonQ of ONE EACH VACUUf. n1, bu••~~' '' conducted IW .._ PUBLIC NOTICE FOFI TURF 9f"tral oarinenhlr> ACkf•Honal Wt\ ot th .. spttlf•c•hon w Rltll••CI Mill\ JllC'TITIOUS IUSINISS may be oblalnNI ., lM Oftoce OI '" Th>\ \t1t1..,..nt was Ille<! wiln Ille NAMI STATlfM•NT Pvrclll\lnQ AQenl, 1' Fair Orl•-.Co\1 County C•••tc of Ora"9" Counly.,.. Oc The foll-I~ oer'°" is doillQ IN\1· Meu C•llfoMi.,. 810\ •llOvtCI llf '' lobe• 1•. 14'• M\U\' lurnedlolllt•lltlllfOnOl llltQIVO•r• "'416$ MAFllNE SERVICE <:ENTER, In a \taltd envetooe >C1•nllf1edon Ill Pullh\hMOr1n11t Coot D.tllyPUol f8"7' Paclllc Coa•l Hwy. HU11tl"91011 out\ldt ""''" '"" 8•d Hem Number.,, Oct ?• )1 MIO Nov I ... 1ql6 4"1-1• ... ~ llltOIMn•flO Ott• 1-------------1 O<l•s 8. 8ozarlll ?1no 8•oomllttcl. EAtn 1110 ,,..11 •e>«•fy ""<11 ....., • ..,., PlJBLIC NOTICE Hawtu•nC:...rdell\. C• .a116 Item H \el forth t11 the \f>"<1f1ctll0<>• Th•\ bll\lness ,, conducl.O by an 111. Any elld 111 uctohons ro the -till<, l ~ 1 tlGn\ mu\t bfii t•~•rly St41ffd m ,,,. a.c-o Vt • Od•\ eoiar1" and fattur• to \et forth any It"'" '" th- Th•\ stat•tn•nt w•\ f•ff<I w•ttt ttw \Ot<.•hu111ons \half ~ orou~ for rt County Clerk of Or•nve Co<.nty on Ott 1"~~ ~.~": .. ~'~ Stl lor1ll 1,,.. h.oll ,.._ n. 1t1•. "•™' Pulll•Slltcl 0r•ft9e Cot\I Ooofy Pitol. ind '"''"""'"' "' •" P••SOM • .,. Ott ll, Nov 7, ••, 11. ttl6 4 .. 116 ::;~~~',~'.•;:'c':,. •;, ~~~=r=~ ,~ "CTITIOUS IUSINUS NA~& STAT&Ml .. T TIM lottowlno otuon1 ••• doinQ busl· PUBLIC NOTICE l'U600 PubflSIW!d Or81\Qe Coast O.lly Pitot, Oct. 10. It, l4, )I.,.,. 4"1·16 PUBLIC NOTICE M•),:~Lfl.PFllNT'. tlU·A SUi .. Al, 1---,.-,-C'T-IT_l_O_US_•_U_S_l .. -ES-S-- Nltllll•• Ave .co.I• MH•. CA'1626 NAME STATIMf.NT Rol>trl E. AM\by, '411 ,,...,.,kll Tiit lollow1n9 o'"'°" Is dOlllQ buM· "'"". WHlmtnsltr, C°" t2.aj lltH•l' Bill I( G,..y, 1'1" S.nla l.ocia, CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT Founl•ll\Valltv,CA927Ge ASSOCIATES, 1104?1\d Srr .. t. Newoorl Thh Qu\IMU ,, onclucf ... l>Y • llH<ll.CA.'2663 QOMnlC><1rll\OOlll!> OlirlH D•vld Mtrtln, UO ol1nd Ro"9rl E A•llllY SlrMI. Newoo'1 lle•tll. C"' '7"'3 Tllll .ieiemenl wt\ llled "'"" t~ Thi, b<.111,..u 11 conducltd by an ln-Count1 c1er1t of Or-Cou"ty on Oc· dlvidual. I ~ $ "" O\ ... IH D. Mtrtl11 0 • ~ ..,..,,, •l•lemenl wn tlltd wHll Ille P"tll•Slled 0<1nve Co•st O.lly Pilot, County Cieri< of or .. noe Co<.nlv on Oc· Ocl 10 11, 14, ll, .. ,. .-JOl)-16, '°'"' "· ,.,, 11441l4 PUBLIC NOTICE '1CTITIOUi IU$1NIU NAMI! STATEMENT Puellu.ed OrAnge Coesl Oall., PllOI Ott. 24. SI .tn<! Nn. ', U. 1'7' ..... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie lollowlno o<fr\Ons ••t dOlnQ bu•I· 1------------nesu• JllCTITIOUS IUSINES$ A\UTUM MOTOFI SPORTS, 1630 S. NAMlf STATl!ME~T Lyon,~,, •• An•, CA 'l?IOS T~ lollowtn9 O(lrson .. doinq bl.ISi· Edwero Lout\ Donnelly, t•~ r.e\sas· ~dMWOodCI ,Ctrrllo\ C"''IO'Ot THE EST"'TE M"'K EFI~. IO'll/O AICllArcl Hunllf'Qlon Polltr, 31S Wer,..r, Suitt D. Pountoln V"llty, C.A. Otl\llA. Corona d&t Mar. CA '1?6tl 1oe Wltll•m H Lulu, 31S D•hll4, Clyde W•Y"' Erwin ... ~S CorortaO.I Mar, CA 'l?,21 CMlef'O.t Aol 118, C0\11 ,,.,,,, •. C"'· thl\ bu••"•u '' toMutlod by a 6?6 -r•lo.>rln•rslllp. · Tl"I b<.t•lnen 1• conduct"d 1W an In· Edw.,.d L OonntllV div•dutl This ll~ltmel\I was fifed wltll lht Clyde w. Erwt" County Citric ol 0r•"ll• Coullly Oft Ocl. Tiiis 1ttlt<M~I wt\ fhtcl w!tlt tlll' t), .. ,. '°""'" C1tr-Of O••"oe C:ou"'Y Oii OC:· ,..,., -r "· ""· l"~lted Ort .... COM' 0111\> Pl191, ,.....,, Ot1 II ?•. 31, •1111 N~ 1. ,,,. PlttlllSlltd Ore"o-Coot O..lly l"llOI 430S.76 Oct. 24. ll tlld Nev. 7, 14, "" 4441·16 PUBLIC N011CE P'ICTITtOUI IUSINHS •llM• STAHM•NT Tiit f9"'°"'110 oenon h doln9 bvtl· ...... , 5,1...S. PHOTOOllAP .. IC. 111 W. ,,,,. Sl., Coolt• Mo e. (A.,.,.,, Rltllard Herbsl, UM> E. b>d St , "'"9 hec 11, c• '°901 fbil lllnkw.S Is COftdl>cteJt Thi• \let•~"· .... llltd '"''" "" C;tu.tt, Cltttt .. Of~ COVl!tyMOcl. \1, l., .. elude Ill• n.tmes ot lhe Pre.lci.n1 Se<rtl••Y, Tronurf'r. and ""'-r. ~City CoullC•I ot IM Coty OI Co\t Ml'•• rtMtrvM Ille n9hl In reject M>'fO ollbod\ O"'TED· Oclober ?6, l'16 . Pvllhllltd o,.nQ!' Cot\! Dally Pllb Oct JI, 1'76 .. SI I• PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICa INVITINO llOS 8101Tf!MNO.l34 NOTICI 1$ HEREllV GIVEN llW tt1r.d propo~ll wltl bl ••<thrH Ill''"" Ory of Colt• Mtsa, lo wit, Tiie CJ~ Colln<ll. P .o. eu noo, CMte """"' Ctll~ .,.,., on or t.for• IN'-'" o4 11:00 ··"'·· Of'I "'"'"·No,,..,,..," tt16 ll.,,.flMtller•1-sltlllltyofV.. ~ IO dell.., II<\ b1d lo llw Ct~ c•...-'•Offlce.,., '"" ~ -11 ..... 814n Wiii bo 111>blkly _,, at>C rHO t roud •I 11:00 am, or M _, tllerttfl., t\ precllcabt• on f'•ld.Jv Nowmbtr "· ""· '" lht Covwl• ~lien. City Htll, 1' Follr Ortw ~I• Mo•. Colllo•lll• '1•16·. l9r '"" fyrlll\111"9 of t DIESEL ENGINE Ct.VTCH. ANO TRANSMtSStoM. Addition•• WI\ OI '"' \C>«lflttilom ,.,.v .,. oot•tN<I •' 111e omce o1 "" l'\lrtllaSl"9 AQ9nl ti '1 Flllr Orlw Oott• AN la, Ctllfornlt. 81dt ~d.,,. ret-d lo 1"9 a1111111on ol 1119 ~ Cltrk. wll11ln Hid time rtml\ '" • ------------·J Mtltll tftVtloot. leltnlllltd Of\ flle out PUBLIC Nq'l'ICE ~wt~h~~. llid Item Number W tllf' DAltY PILOT , ........ ~~~~~~':":':~:':""--t EMh bid \11111 sot(lfy HCll<11'1jlewn. 1"CT1 leUSINUJ ll!lm ts Ml forllt 111 the tPO<lll~loll' M4MtllT-TIMaNT Allyolllld4111 .. tttitt0ft\ lelht 9Clit'clllu Tiii ... 1""'9 "' ... IS dol'IQ "'1tl• t1-11\IM tit c!Mrly lllltd l11 )N 1111 -.S• .. : .t"CI 1•11.,... to Ml ltrth anv 1 .. tf\"' tlW JC.I NfVlt y 2t A I It PO" .. lflt..elon\ "''"be 9rouf'dthr re MA.YV.t9S. .... t1rl1IOIM.f~ l'di.noftlltllld. 16M•.-i.,.t«,tAt2'~ •oc11_..,,,.llM.t.ton111"9~ o..,.. WllCll"!• sin1e111, tfld , .. ~., of •" PtrwM -" ............. ,Ttrrffl<e,CA'OICQ ~ 1111-.i.t I" tht II'~ .. ~ I•~ W 1111111-_,ln(lpte., Ill &t\O tf tOf.,OttllljM. !fl ._., Ch.ot "" 11•-· tf tilt ~ ..... W.l4BllMl1t lilct't\Hy, Trwwrtt,lfNI ......... 1)lft ft~ •• fl1-"""' "-Tiit CllY C-11 Of tM City ti°"''• (lllnlY °"' tf ~-C--, M Gt· Ml!M-• tM rltfll te 1'9~--..., S., .. P,. 1>11..._ OATI0:0c~1'.1~6. ,._.. Ol""9t CMlt ~ '11'1. ,._..~ Otlolltl CM'4 ~ """ ...,_ ... u.~l'·"'' 0ct.ai,.,,. ~ ""t ---!- #f 4 DAILY PILOT Sunday, oe1ober 31. 1m No O.,e rlmllding ··Boom Starts • , J In Apartments ••overbulldln1 Of' apartments ls an experience of the past," noted Henry A. Fredricks, president of LlQcoln Morteage Investors of Fullerton. apeak.illg before the Century Club, members ot the Apart· ment Association ot Oranie <:ounty with 100 or more units, at ill fecent meeting at the Quality 1DD inAnabelm. Fredrlckl, founder and presldent of Fredricks ,Development. Company, warned tbo apartment members that developen who are willlng to lake the investment risks involved ln building apart- ments are becoming a very select group, which may get even smaller. "Today, we are experiencing a mad scramble tor land, including high density p,roperty zoned for condominiums and apartments, ' he stated. "Land prices or all types are rising at an astronomical rate, and once the property is obtained, developers are facing lengthy processing delays which add an additional economic burden." THERE ALSO ARE FAS17 increasing construe· lion cosu both in terms of materials and labor, plus new energy and safety requirements, which accord· ing to Fredricks, all add u11 to make the coJlt. situa- tion for the developer more difficult. Basically, the residential developer bas three construction choices from Fredricks' viewpoint: sing1e-family, ~ondominiums or townhouses, or apartments. ••1n terms oC the average builder, the most pro- fitable choice is single.family," he stated. •0Zoning is much easier, and right now the market. is very strong ... CONDOMINIUMS OR TOWNHOMES are a second choice. Although not as well accepted as s inglefamily developments, fredricks believes that condominiums are just coming into their own. Zon· ing is more difficult, they are harder to get through the real estate commission and they require addi· tional efforts in landscaping, recreation and as· sociations -yet this type or housing is still capable of returning a good profit percentage to the de- veloper. "Apartments come in a poor third," said Fredricks. "If properly zoned land is available, the cost will be outrageous. AL the same time, many municipalities arc limiting apartment density, w hich makes ap:irtmcnt development un- economical at current rental rates due to high land costs per unit. "TO PROCEED WITH AN apartment develop· ment the cost of the units has to be balanced against ·projected rents," stated Fredricks. "When finished with the initial pencil work, often it is found th at projected rents will be well above the current market. So. the developer bas to lake the chance of going ahead with the project in hopes that he will be on target rent wise when ready for occupancy.•• In addition, apartment construction r equires more initial funding by the developer, Fredricks noted. And, today's lenders are becoming wary of apartment projects and will advance less percen· t agewise than they were willing to in the past. "The average investor has to take a careful look at the overall picture,'' warned Fr edricks. "H be is building and selling single.family homes, he will have to look at the income tax situation in terms or high taxes on the ordinary income gener al· ed. However. for the loni.?·lerm investor. willing lo take a risk , apartments arc still a possibrny." ..... Real Estate ~,· Questlona/Comment ~ How do •• obtain dell' title to ... home wbea pa,ria' off• tecoad ua& deed!••. la raa. mado t.be ftaal paym~al Oil _, lecW trul deed enr a year ago. In aplte Cit UU.. tM ell'ldaJ rffOl'da 1Wl Bbow we Jaave • •ecoad &rut deed recorded •C•l.ns& CJGr bcune. W•a& ea we do to 1Uat1Jat.ea "' &Illa. llcaa&loa! J.W., Costa Men A reconveyance doesn't bappea by ttsell. It la a tecbnlcal p-roceu. Failure to compltle lt can cause unnecessary compUcatiOIJS and expense. To S>rOUct. )'OW" jnterest.a, Western Mutual Escrow Corpora· t1on otrer1 tbe~ suggest.ions. When you purchase real property, chances are you will have to borrow some funds and be required lo pledge the property aa aecwit.y. You wW pro- bably sign a note and a deed of trust which encum. bers the UUe to the property until your obligation to the lender is met. When you finally pay orr the loan -whether it be the first. second or third trust deed -you do not automatically have complete and clear title to the property in a legal sense. The note and trust. deed must be officially ''reconveyed" to you, the bor· rower, whereby the trustee and the lender renounce their previous interests in the property. In addition, the reconveyance must be offlcialJy recorded 1n the county where the original trust deed was recorded, where the property is situated. A llECONVEY ANCE IS MERELY a document that, when recorded, attests (testifies) that you have paid the loan in full and that the lender and the trtlStee no longer have any interest. in your proper. ty. A r econveyance of trust deed serves the same purpose as a satisfaction or mortgage does for a mortiage . Here are some timely "DOs and DON'Ts" to help you understana now reconveyances work: DON'T ever assume that a recdnveyance bas been issued or recorded. It's up to you to be sure that it is properly taken care of. DON'T allow the trust deed and note lo remain unreconveyed for any unusual period of lime after your loan has been paid i!'l full It u not unusual ror a note to get lost, misplaced, destroyed or stolen and you will end up paying for any such loss and result· ing complications. DON'T EVER BURN THE note or even a copy of the note after it has been pajd in full . The trustee requires the surrender of the note, the deed of trust, any and all assignments and a request for full re· conveyance before completing the reconveyance. DON'T expect a reconveyance to be issued by anyone but the trustee. Remember that the trustee must receive the instructions to issue the recon· veyance -called a request for full reconveyance- before he can issue the reconveyance. DON'T be misled into believing that a recon· vevancc has been issued and recorded when another company's collection department returns your note with a "PAID" stamp on it. auch a receipt does not m ean a reconveyance has either been is- sued or recorded and both must be done for your legal protection. DO be sure that the request for full recon- veyance is signed by the beneficiary (the lender) exactly as the n ame appears on the documents and be sure that all beneficiaries to the note sign the re· quest for full reconveyance. DO OBTAl~ANY AND all assignments of the deed of trust in case the present beneficiary is not the original beneficiary. DO inform your fire insurance agent that your loan has been paid in full. He will then make the Come see the P.romlsed cllfference In Anaheim Hills '· Live in hilltop sedusion or a quiet glen ... luxury single·family homes. eosy·living townhomes, spacious apartments.Tour fine developments ... visit 40 delightful model homes. Priced from ~.ooo. A special spirit...country air. Wide open scenic splendor ... carefully planned to stay that way for you and your family. Playing here is a pleasure. too! Tennis in a secluded natural sett1ng ... the exclusive. new Anaheim Hills Racquel Oub for ._,.P'l .. a>J competition, practice. socielizing. With single and family member- ships available. Golf amidst green. rolling slopes ... enjoy the challcng~ of the public IS.hole championship course. Ride and hike along trails of "undis· covered~ territory. Board your horse at the new Anaheim Hills Saddle Oub. Complete private equestrian center. full accommodations and training. . Explore natural exhibits of the dty- operated Oak Canyon Nature Center. <:oovneroe and eduattion hav~not been forgotten. although the thought· fully planned shopping and commercial areas and school sites don't intNde ai the natural setting of the peaceful land. Come see the dlfferenO!. r eel it. Live il • New Homes being offered in Anahe im Hms this year Butler Housing tnnuentuil Sing~omlly Homes The Baldwin Co. Ridgevlew Slngle-Femlly Homes Oaktree Development Co. Sunset f<idge Single-Femlly Homes S&S Construction Co. Anaheim Hills Estates S1ngle-femlty Homes S.l.R. Devel<>pe!'S. Inc. Lake Summit Single-Family Homes Sundial P.C.~lnc. Window Hill Sfngle-Fami!y Homes The Toman Co. Northvle'M-Sing)e-Family Homes Warmington Development. Inc. Tbe Country Single-Femlly Homes Shadow Run Singlo-fem1ly Homes Westfteld DeveJopment Co. 'M:>odcreal &t11tu Slngle-Famlly Homes Equal Housing ~ ()pportutllty-1.!:1 \ t • necessary endorsements to your fire lnsUJ"anco policy lodkatlng that the previous lender Ao lo111er haa any Interest in the property. DO be prepared to pay 01 reconveyance fee to the trustee as well as a reC'Ol'din" Ice wblcb wW bo forwarded to the county ncorder. DO provide the tnlltee wlLb your correct name and malllnc address so tho recorded recoavoyance Catl be aent·to you and you wt1l be aure to receive it. EDITOR'S NOTE: RandaUR. McCardlf i&anmuut- m.mt.OllGl111t, .a colUge l«tum-,.cnd.~thor o/ "Rtiol Eliai.'" Call/omfa." Smd pr comment& GJJd qwdbtt to R.R. McCardl•. c/o U.. Doil11 PUoC, PA Ba lsaD, Qlda Mt to, CA mtf . It's close-out tiDleat ITIJJs. ONLY5LEFT1 - -THIS MAY BE,YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL20R3 BEDROOM OCEAN VIEWTOWNHOME • IN THE HI LLS ABOVE SAN CLEMENTE. priced from $54,950 to $64,900 With excellent financing. Maintenance free living with outstanding recrea- tion facilities ... private club house, two large heated pools and a nine· hole pltch'n putt golf course. MODELS AVA\LABLE. The houSe that got · lf yv11 think that so1111ds fishy, consider that single-family !tomes today art! selli11.~ bcfore they are e11en built. Our quality Park ,\1esa Homes arc already 75°!o SOLD OUT. You 'll /za11e to lzttrry t<> benefit from these affordable prices, at this especially co1111enie111 location. Tlzat~'i a fact, not jHst another fish story Two or th ree bedrooms • Two baths •Family Room •A trium Jn most plans • Callzcdral ceilings with rough sa wn beams • Wood shake roof~ • Double car garage • Backyard fencing • Sprinklers and ln11.1n in front yard • Ceramic tile entries. Qualify Single Family Homes From $66,950 . Jn Ocean-Close Costa Mesa \ J \ , • . . TAX RELIEF. ' , •• • When a bet is made at a greyhound track, a percentage is dedocted as tax revenue (same as In horse racing). The Greyhound Initiative directs 25°/o of this money (estimated $20 mlllfon) to aid our cities and counties. The remaining 75o/o (estimated $60 million) is specifically directed Into the following programs: High School Athletfca -:..Approximately $7,000 additional to every high school in California to help defray the costs of athletic programs. · Day Care Centers -Will open 100 new child care centers for work- ing mothers throughout the State. Senior Citizen 'n'anaportatlon ,. -Will provide hundreds of m ini-buses and drivers to help senior citizens. Senior Citizen Nutrition -Will provide additional millions of hot meals each year for senior citizens. • Handicapped Children Sunday.Oetober31. 1016 DAIL V PILOT .. ,. . -Provides for treatment, equipment and on- going care and guidance for the physically and mentally handicapped. The greyhound Is an lntrlgplng blend of grace, power, and spHd. Born to run, thla sklllful performer Inspired ·~ man 5,000 year& ago to crute a.sport that hH emerge4-lnto the 20th century inor• HcltJng and entertalnlng CencerFund -Provides for research and patient services re-then ever. · Heart Research Fund lating to the disease of cancer. · -Provides for research into heart disease, pri- marify hypertension and stroke and coronary ar- tery disease. Children's Disease Fund -Provides for research, equipment and treat- Blind Relief Fund Deaf Children Fund Youth Fund ment relating to children's diseases; i.e., muscu- lar dys~rophy, cerebral palsy, etc. -Provides for rehabilitation services, library materials, building improvements and equipment for the blind. -Provides for early diagnosis of hearing prob- lems and the speedy distribution of hearing aid equipment. -Provides for juvenile delinquency prevention by counseling, camping, scouting, athletic pro- grams and improvement of detention facilities and procedures. Bi-Lingual Education Fund-Provides for the teaching of second language Greyhound Farm Fund English and printing of text materials bi-lingually. -Provides for a retirement farm for greyhounds not placed as pets or used for stud. The initiative makes it law that no more than 15% of the above funds may be used tor administration. This money will be distributed by the State Legislature to government agencies and non-profit organizations engaged in the above activities. If horses can race ••• why can't dogs? Is Greyhound Racing A Community Asset? Parimutuel greyhound racing is authorized In 12 states and has developed the most rigid security and publfc protection of any sport A 100% effort by the participants and the absence of ~my human element in the running of a race has mad& greyhound racing the fastest growing spectator sport In Amer1ca. "Persons connected with the promotion of dog racing In Call for• nla have no apparent contacts with organized crlmlnal syndicates. Allen Lew. Chief San Diego Tax Assessor Supports ·Greyhound Racing County Assessor E. C. Williams said Sept. 15 that he favors greyhound racing in the state as one means ol alleviating the property tax. "Open up the greyhound races:· he said. "Why should ou r gamblers go to las Vegas?'· During the question per- iod. Williams was asked if, in view of his background with the FBI he did not fear the encroachment of g rey · hound racing. ''Organized crime 1s here 10 stay" he said. "It goes up and down With the degree Of 1,1w enforcement. • t woul d worry more about the politicians ap· poin ted to run it (greyhound racing) he said, "than about organized crime:· Wiiiiams said, "I do not lh:nk with the state operat- ing 11. 1t would be open to organized crime:· An .Vtr·•ltrt tnd toyol comp1nlon, tht greyhound la 1 moat 1flec- 1ton1tt pt1ym11e. C1llfornla Otpl. of Justice Cflmlnal lnttlllgtnee B11re1u .. Dog racing has not had any apeclflo attraction to organlted erlme ... The ability of a atate to keep out organized crime de- pends primarily on the vigor of the state's law enforcement "I urge you to vote YES on Proposition 13 which provides the animal protection long needed in California:· agency:• J1met Ritchie, £xecut!Ye Dlrec1or N1tlontl Otmbllng Comml .. lon Formtr Dlreotor Org1nl1od Crime and Aackeletffng Strike Force U.S. Otpt. ol J\19tlee ''I want to Inform you that this sport has been conducted.In MassachUeetta for over forty years With the utmoat Integrity and never a hint of ecandai:• Ttlomal R. Lvnct\ Seoretary $tale Ricing Commlaalon Botto"719f78 M1c'1eel McFarl1nd, Pres. C11lltornla Anlm1t Control Othcers Auoclatlo" .. In my twenty-five yeans 9111 Greyhound owner. I have never known a trainer who used llve anfmals In the training of track greyhounds" Pit Dalton tnltrn11ton11lly knowri Greyhound lr.t1npr 1nd owner ol 11>1'1 1976 World CiJo w1nnl'r at HollywoC1d rio11rl11 "There Is no incident on record in our area (four Greyhound tracks) involving cruelty to anlmalt In the training of racing Greyhounds:· Kenneth B. McOovtro, Jr. E•tcutlve Stcrttuv GJ4ater ¥1aml Humane Society Why Have Greyhound Racing : In C81ifornia? r Proposition 13 provides the right to wager on greyhound 3 races, similar to our present horse races. ~ • A YES vote would bring a total of 901 nights of racing:~ conducted at 8 new greyhound tracks. one in each of the f ollowlng counties: Los Angeles Santa Clara Orange Alameda ! .. San Bernardino San Diego Fresno Sacramento •A new 5 member California·Greyhound Racing Commis .. slon, appointed by the Governor and other Legislative· of-, ficers. will strictly reg·ulate and oversee the new greyhound , industry. • • A. Alan Post, the State l egislative Analyst, determined It ' would create an estimated $45 to $75 million a year in new 1 tax revenue. l I •Over $100 million in private funds would be spent in the 1 construction of the new racing facilities. ~ • This new industry would create 10,000 new jobs. • The cities and counties in which racing would be conducted would share $12 to $20 million a year. • Greyhound racing is the 7th most popular spectator sport In the U.S. • Greyhound racing is fun, offering exciting inexpensive entertainment. • Allows the public freedom of choice. YOU should decide rt you want to go to a greyhound race. Let's stop supporting Las Vegas. Keep California money In California. ' TRAINING FACTS ..• Greyhound racing has ALWAYS been legal in California. T he issue of Proposition 13 Is simply .. can fans bet on Greyhound races as the,y now do on horse races?'' Like the highly trained human athlete, the Greyhound Is kept In perfect physical fitness at all times. A sight hound, the dog can be trained to chase any moving object. Since mechanical lures are used at all times at the race track, training of the Greyhound on live bait Is unproductive and non-existent in modern times . Proposition 13 establishes new humane safeguards: Hs provisions will: • Make It a crime to use live animafs Jn the training or racing of greyhounds. • Make It a crime to race any greyhound that haa been trained with live animals. • Make It• crime for any person to wlllfully destroy a healthy racing greyhound. · • Create a retlr•!ft•nt f1nn for r~cfng greyhound dogt. ''A• the Chief of Police at tht City of Wtet Parm Beach, I can •Ptak to the problem of crime or oth1rprobrem1 of maintaining law and order during the race meetings. and I can tell you they ere non· existent:• Willllrn M. sam .. Chief of'°''°• w .. t Pen leach. F1or1d11t121n • These are the facts about Proposition 13. We believe you will agree with ua that Greyhound Racing will be good for California. 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UlllSOllC ® MICRO SIZE 8 DIGIT CALCULATOR 9'' Use this handy pocket-sized colculotor for all yo ur mothmatical problems from bola'\cing checkbo~k~ · to grocery bills. Shop ·Kmart and save. Chorge·,it . CL~~- •• -"She would drag loonies in who would pull Huntington Beach apartment manager, about knives out In the middle ol the night and stab roommates fumiture and things." _.,. Woman about a former -"You can't really forcib~ kick anybody out." roommate -Legal aid attorney -"One In particular used to wear my clothes -''The real prob/em$ really are not the things wfthout asking me. I got mad. I confronted her and that involve the law so tTHJCh as problems that they asked why she was doing It She said she dldnY have to settle between thems&lves." -Spokesman think I would care." -Another woman about a for the Orange Cocnty Marshal's office former roommate -'We 're not Involved because the problem is -"I've been left with a phone bill in excess of civil ... If we go out, it's to keep the peace.·~ $500. It took a little tracking down, but It was taken Sheriff's deputy care of. " -Manager of a roommate matching "Surprisingly enough, I've had really good luck service with all the roommates I've had." -Woman cu"entty -"It's /Ike being married, only worse... -seeking a roommate I APT. TO SHARE? Everybody knows one. Most people have even been one. But nobody keeps track and even the law is fuuy on the subject. Roommates. Who ls one? , .. -....-....._. I What happens to them! Anyone can be one. Most are youn g working people or students, but not all. "The large majority of people are simply interested in it lo save on the expenses," said Murray Tarleton, office manager for House-males Unlimited's Tustin office. BUT, ALSO, "We gel elderly people who are more or less looking for someone to look after them and be a companion. Some people are looking out of loneliness. "Once in a while we get the doctor or lawyer who's looking t-0 share for in the neighborhood or $300 or $400. "One guy came to us for instance and he simply wanted lo save money because be wanted to buy a sailboat. Th.is guy I believe was a denllsl," said Tarleton, wh ose YOU DAlLY PILOT SECTION B SUnday, October 31, 197S • Stories by JACKIE HYMAN Of the Dally Pilot Staff r oommate-matchine firm charges $45 for three months of refenals. ...We deal with ages 18 to 82 ... We handle a lot ol situations. We do have divorced, separated people , singles. elderly," Tarleton said. TREY CAN also be of the opposite sex. "I have found women who will call and say that they will prefer a man roommate simply because they feel a man is dependable as far as paying his share of the rent. We get men who will say they feel a woman is more responsible as far as keeping the house clean. "Our society has become so much more liberated than it was befor e. Twe n ty years ago, coeducational living was totally unacceptable. We've had very. good succe~s.' · he said. Most authorities queried said that pl atonic male-female roommate situations seem to pose no unusual problems. But people "who'v e been ther e'' n ote that having a roommate of the other sex doesn't always work out as planned. "IT STARTED out that w-.y (platonic). It ended up that W•Y· too. But in the middle lt wun't." said Mark Cooperstein, 26, a Newport Beach resident who cWTently shares quarters with a male roommate and is lookioa for a third. He said he's encountered no problems beyond minor differences over housekeeping. "The biggest thing is to find someone who's basically like )'O'.t ar e," he said. "I r ecently graduated from school so I look for somebody who's in his last years of school or recently graduated, so they're around the same age." He said finding a roommat~ is no problem. He put a notice Ofl a UC Irvine bulletin board and placed an ad in the Daily Pilot and received 12 responses in two days. "I was overwhelmed." "The first guy who called wanted to take the place but I told (SeeROOMMATE,PageBZ) Most roommates treat another's possessions with respect. But what legal recourse do you have when the person who shared your home leaves with your belongings? An ounce of preve-ntion may be worth a pound of cure, but people 1 seeking roommates seem to take ,fewer precautions than they would in buying a new toaster. anyilting with them, spend large amounts of money tog~ther." A Newport Beach apartment manager took a more hard-nosed approach: • • • spokesman ror the Orange Coun- ty Marshal's orrice. "Just a good honest candid talk with them and maybe JUSl a trial basis kind of thing .. "We found that the best way is just to be very up front with everybody and tell them what type of life style we lead," said Jane, a Newport Beach woman who shares a three-bedroom apartment and said she's had about 15 roommates, including those during college. "We just ask about financial status," said Mark Cooperstein, 26, a Newport Beach man who al!IO shares with two roommates. "We lake them on their word." ·· 1 would investigate who they are. how much money they have. whether they take drugs. Ask them where they work, call their place of employment and talk to their supervisor . Call their bank. Where was he living before? Talk to them. Call the police depart- ment. You don't know who these people are. "AND MAKE sure you ask for identification. Ask to sec their drivers license." "ANV TIME you hav~ any transaction with any person in· volvang roommates or anything else, all of the conditions and all of the obligations of each party to the other should be laid out com- pletely, so both sides understand and agree what the other is going to do. And preferably that should be in writing," said Orange County Municipal Court Judge Paul Mast. • • • Or Fight Legally A SADDER but wiser Costa Mesa woman said . ··1 think the main thing to ke<'p in mind is you should be able to talk about your problems (with each other). I think our problem was that everyone was afraid to say an- thing. "There should be definite rules establis hed at the beginning. T hings like who docs the housework, who cooks, if you're &oing to cook together that is, and I think some discussion of privacy. You s hould never buy Among the topics roommate seek e r s are asked about when filing with House·mates, noted office manager Murray Tarleton, are "geographical area (desired ), rent r ange, furnished, pets, smoking, kids, noise. "One guy said he wanted a pharmacist who rode a dirt bike Why? That's what he was. I told him we'd try." "I do think they should find people who have values that are comparable lo their own," said a Cot a prob/rm'' Tlten wnlr In Pal Dunn Pal u.•1/l cut red lapr. grt1111g tlw answer.~ and art1011 ''°" 11rt'd to sol1>e mrq111lres 111 gorer11m1'nl and 1w~1 ness Ma1l 11our q111·~11ori!1 lo />at t>rmn Al Your S1•rPke. Orange Coa.~t Dni/11 f'llot. I' () llor 15f>fl. Co.~ta .\11·sa. CA 92626 Include 11our telephone 11u111b1•1 1"he column appt•ar.~do1l11 nc:ept Saturdal/.~ Vloi...i C'rf•e ~ ll~eraWe Dl!AR PAT: At2 p.m. on Sept. 281 was beate n up so bad- ty that I had to go to the hospltal. This Incident occurred at a bank perking lot In Los Angeles. I was enroute to a store where I planned to purchase a f~r from a dealer recom- mended by my savings account "Sliver Clrcle Club." I have " Insurance to cover some of the k>ss under my homeowner's pollcy but nothing to take care of my doctor and hospital bllts crther than Medicare. My husband also was beaten, and my purse containing $300 was s.tolen. Is there any way we could oet help to covertheseflnanclal losses? H.B., South Laguna Any person In Cellfomta who auataln• phyak:al Injury H a , .. autt of • violent crhn• mey recelft •t•t• compenutlon for medal •xpenHa, loat ••I" and Job retraining °' rehabUttatlon. In order to quellfy, th• vlcdm mu.i have been• C.ltfomla resident •t the tlf'IMt tit• cr1m• WH committed or the crtme muat have takeft pfac• In Callfornla. AppllcatloM tor compenutlon muat be flied wfth the 8t8ta Bo•rd of Controf Within one yHr, unlH• •n ext•n•lon I• •anted. If the appflcadon I• •pprov.cf, tM boerd wfll determine the amount and type of con,.,.nntton grented. TIM loetd of Con- trol 1n•y t•ll• any or alt of the foffowtnt edloM: •uttMNtae a ca9" peytMnt to or on behalf et HM vletltn equal to medical expen"' dnctlr reeultlnt from HM Injury but not to Hceecl S10,000; ltUlhoflu a c11h payment to the vktlm equal to loat ..... dhdly reaufttng from th• lnfury, bul not to eace.d tto,ooo, or euthotln caltl peytnent• not to e!ICMd $3,000 to °' on Mf\8" of tM victim tor Job retraining or ,.,...... ~nt Oftented ~ ··1t might be a good idea lo ask for a security deposit from the roommate to cover any bills that you're stuck with. It might be- enou~h to cover half of a month's rent and half the utility and phone bills." suggested Nancy Kaufman, s upervising attorney for Legal Aid Society of Orange County. "You have to question whether it's worth it to knock yourself out covering every detail every time lo avoid trouble that may not even occur." she said. "Thal 's the main reason people don't take precautions." The unthinkable has happened. That friendly girl who shared your in terest in skiing has vanished, leaving $150 In unpaid phone bills. Or that likable guy with a car just like yours has turned out to have an arrest re- cord as long as your arm -and he hasn't reformed. Now what? The first feeling for many roommates may be shock The second, anger. And the third, in- credulity at their own naivete and vulnerability. Mrvlces. The board also may authorln payment of reeaonabfe et· torney'a feea. The Board of Control la located at t2t J St., Suite 300, Secr•m•nto, CA 95814. A clalm form la being m•ll•d to you by th• Attorney Gen•ral'• Offlce. If you have queatlona abOut the claim form, cont•ct th• Attorney General'• Office by wrttlng to 3580 Wllahlre Blvd., Loa Angel•• 8001 O, or by phoning (213) 73&-2487. No Mo,.e Ml•nflfl PoHq Sea,.che• DEAR PAT: Pursuant to your instructions In a n August AYS column, I wrote to The Institute of Life Insurance, 277 Park Ave., Ne w York, NY 10017, requesting a m issi ng insurance policy quest ionnaire. Shortly afterward, I received a most courteous reply saying that this service had been d iscontinued. Have you any further suggestions for locating lost policies? A.Q., Costa Mesa AYS checked with The lnltftut• of Life lneurance, and thl• MtVlce hH be•n dleconttnued. An ILi apokHm•n Hid that the rNHlng potlcy queatlonn-. aenk:• proved to be somewhat Ineffective, with th• auccea rate befng only one percent. It was found upon lnveadgadon of eadl of the IOO lnaurenc• companlet parttclpetlng th•t most pollclee had ettt.er lapeed or hlld been ceahed In. The ln.utute of Ufe lnsurllftee Wltftl that • prtvate March for • mlaaJng poky or unlmown beMflollNY cen be quite • ..,.naive for en lndMdual to unct...teke. It I• auggHted br tM IU tl\et a ~n Mtrettlno tor unknOwn Insurance potlcy lnfonnetlon. should contect the atate department of lneurance In whatever atat•• the dec:e .. ed ... known to have reltded. Keep In mlM tt.et names and eddt•H•• of only currently llcenaed comp•nl•• In •adl atate wlll be provided by th• •t•I• department contacted. Olecotrttnuance of Ulfa aervlce by th• ILi la dlacouraglng, but the rate of aucc••• of tta bt1et "mlaalng po41cy °' beneflcl•ry program" I• even more dltc0Ur19lng to an lndlvldu•l undertaking euch a March. AY9 augge•t• th•t In addlUon to contacting the atate lnaurance department of atatH concerned that reeder• also ct\eck th• "lnaurence" ll1ttnga In the Yeffow P91et phone directory (avel- 1..,._ at county llbreffe•) of HM ttetff In queatton, and tnft• to aM •~ when • Hercft for•_,..,.. poMoy or benefk:lary ft Initiated. lf'I II euch personal lnqlllMe. be .,.. to lftducl• • penon'• fuff neme (maiden nH'• • ... • ...,,.ed). date of birth, death enct .. .,. .... date of U.e tltne .-en the MyatMJ polcJ mtlJ h•ve been taunout. _ ....... ________________________________________________________ ...,, ................................................................ .., \ "Every now and then we have a roommate situation come in and it 's hard to handle, the area's re.ally fuzzy," said Nancy Kauf- man, supervising attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Orange County. ''THE MOST common situa- tion is where we have two or three people living together and one of them wants to get rid of the other one. They come in and they want lo find out how thev can evict t hem, a nd they can't; they're not the landlord," she said. If one is subletting (only his name is on the lease), it might be possible to go through an eviction procedure, but that can take months, she said. Or a sym- pathetic landlord might be will· ing to evict just one. ''This is an area wllere a lot of problems will arise. Landlords should always be sure they know who's living in their house," Ms. Kaufman noted. But most of the time. a room- mate who's living with an incom- p at Ible per son ha s f ew alternatives. "Neither one has the right to throw the other out," Ms. Kauf- man said. "What we advise peo- ple In that situation is either lo talk the landlord into evicting the other person or to move. "YOU CAN'T really forcibly kick anybody out. If they're only a guest and there's no definite agreement, you could probably change the lock but you would have to keep their things in a sale place and give it to them when they asked tor it." "You can get stuck for your roommate's phone bills too," she said. "The phone company takes the position that If you were li v- ing in the apartment and being benefited by the phone. you 're one or the people responsible ror it. "I'm not sure to what extent they track them down, but I do know we have had people in bero who were beinf drummed ror bills by the phone company when the phone was In somebod1 else's name but they were Uving the!'e. c no a The situation was pretty fuzzy.0 If the roommate seems to be physicall y dangerous, Ms. Kauf- man said, "In an immediate situation, you could call the cops ... The best thing to do is pro- bably move. Certainly it's PoSSi- blc to go lo Superior Court and gel a restraining order to make somebody leave you alone, but this is expensive and it takes a while." ''THERE'S OFTEN property disputes," s he added. "One Will move out with furniture that the other one claims is theirs. We send them off to a small claims courts. "It's a m essy and irritating problem that usually involves properly or so little actual value that it's hard to do anything about it." A victimized roo mmate may be unpleasantly surprised to rind he alone can be held responsit>lo for rent and other bills. "To younger ones, especially, who are ndW at the game I stress that singularly or collectively they are responsible, so if one cuts out, that doesn't change the other 's responsibility to us," said the manager oC a large Hunt· ington Beach apartment. com· pl ex. As for disputes over property, "Generally the police are not ac- tually responsible in thesekindot situations inasmuch as there baa been no violation of criminal law. We do however try lo uGst-tn sort or a raUonal conversatlan between tbt two parties lt'Yinl to assist them in working out • satisfactory solution,'' sakl Sil Swanstrom of the Costa ~· Police Department. • IN CASES or disputed proper· ty, "We'll take a theft report on the incident and try to substan- tiate if the one party did CtUly have ownership of the item. • "Generally speak.ing, our 1n .. vestigatora end up contacting the person and trying to get tbem \0 volunt.arlly r eturn the Items." He said phys lcal violence between roommates ls "not any more than other kinds or assaults (Sff LEGAL, Pa(eBZ) Pi· L -.1L y PILOT punday Oclot>et 81. 1a1e l.:he More the Scarier? CHICAGO CAP) -Bewll.te of \lnlcnown wee ghoullis and ghostae& traveling in pDcks on tfa,Uoween. Tht-y're more likely 10 "teal from you than solitary t ri<'k ·Or·treatert1 whom you lmc1w . A group of paychologists !!Wdlcd the behavior o( 1,3~2 Stinllle children who visited 27 h•)tnes on a ret·cnt Halloween i\ report of their ~ludy appeared m lbe Journal or Pen;ooo.1.lty and S<,1n al PsyC'holo~y. 1.a.r~t> bowls of cMdy and or money WC'rc invitingly displayed on a low table inside the house3. ~F~MALE experimenter who dld not live at the house and was a"Stra.nger to the children greeted them and told them to take no roort than one piece of candy citep. Then she disappeared into afl()thN· room and watched the chJ(dren throu~h a peephole. One of the researchers, Or. E~w,ard Diener of the University of lllinols •l Cbampru.an·Urbana, tald that the youn1 trlek·or· tl'oaten were studied to de lermlne how anonymity and be· '"'." member of ia ll'OOP atrected behavto~. TQE •E8VLTS, ht said. could a-pply to the popuhUon in general, to \he extent that the re suits of any such study might be gencr a Ii zed. "Kids certainly do a lot wilder things when they'rt in grou~ ... he said. Of lhe 1,352 children, 416 took money or grabbed more goodies that they were told they could have. Eight percent stole even when accompanied by their parents. Children who s tole extra can· dy, the r esearchers said , generally grabbed as much as they could hold in their hand - an average of two pieces. Some of the masked children were in groups, others were alone. Some or lht ,roups and ln· wviduals were asked for their nrunc:s, while others remflined anonymous In nil lhe group , one ('htld was design led as responsible. MOST OF the st(Jallng oc l'i.lrr~d m the unonymou. group.s, the psychologists found. F..-w of lhe lon~ tr1ckalf'rs took more than lhey \\f'r1• suppo'\t'tt to lhret> of the 40 whost! l<knllty wa~ known: li of the 42 who were w1onymous. "Assigning responslblUty deereases the transgression or " group where members are Iden· Ufiablc, but only serves to in· crease transgression where all are anonymous," th e psychologists said. un \be other hand, anonymity may trigger antlsocial behavior because it reduces fear or UP· prehension. they said. ROOMMATES VARY ••• <From Page81) him I wanted 11> sec whowa!. most c'ompatib!P Also I put some of them togl'lher who were lookini:: ror aplacc to live," Cooper~tem s:ilrt N.OT ALL room mates have had such good luck. Alice 25, a Santa Ana Heights resident who asked tfiat her real name not be used~ srud she·s had three roommates. The second one, whom she met th.fou g h work , posed some problems. "Sh e put m e in uns a f e positions. She would drag loonies m who would pull knives out In the middle of the night and stab futniture and things. She had fiLc; or .depression :ind problems nnd sintr. and shortly after that she J1·1d a s ch1tophrenic break." .1.1\ce s:iid. She s:ml she currently :.h<lrrs an apartment with a rdal!ve. '.'j?nrnarily the real problem is P<'OJ>l e that make a different <111)~\mt or money. One is tired of bu~mg all the wine and things Ranger Force • To Protect State Desert WASHINGTON (AP) -The 94th Congress found time in Its waning days lo come up with a pµin for the South cm California's r)c:,ert, providing a pohcc force to help govern use of the 25,000· s<1uare·mile area . The desert has been the focus of debate by various interest groups, from motorcyclists and ofr·road enthusiasts -who want tbe desert to be open for recrea· tion to environmentalis ts. who want the desert to stay the way it i'> and the other one is drinking it." said the manager or a tar~c apartment complex in· Newport Beach. As for coed Ii vini;. "A lot of guys come in and ask and I try to discour age it. One usually gets attracted to the other one and there's jealously." "SOME P EOPLE just can't r oom with other people." he added. "Some will have lhree or four roommates in a row." In the case of unfriendly roommate splits, he said. "I stay out of it. Roommates are pretty vindictive sometimes. just like being m arried . They'll say things to hurt the other person." Most roommates don't end up angry. In fact, the percentage of roommate situations that turn out badly is probably quite small, To whom do you entrust your apartment keys? most or those que ried said. number. using an engraving pen ··1n comparisonlo all our other avail a ble free from police calls, It's not a major problem,·· departments and libraries. commented Sig Swanstrom . What a r e other common head of the Costa Mesa Police's problems? crime prevention unit. A Newport Beach woman "However. we do run into an recalled having one roommate occasional dis pute be tween whose boyfriend was in the roommates which usually truces apartment almost constanUy. " tht> form of one roommate is told h e r if I 'd wanted two paying the rent and lhe other is roommates I'd have advertised neg Ii g c n t in m a kin g the for two." The boyfriend agreed payments. to visit less often. ''Two people d ecide that "THE RESULT is they're somebody moves out. or perhaps yelling back and forth or one has isn't paying tbe rent. the other moved th e ro om m a t e· s one locks them out. The other possession s o ut Into the (who's locked out} wants to get hallway." back in and recover the ir Another s ituation that personal p r o p e rty . That's occasionally arises involves probably the mos t common alleged theft by one roommate. thing ... noted Lt. Harry Gage or "1 can remember one case in the Orange County Sheriff's which a roommate purchased a ofrice. stereo and had an argument with his roommate," Swanstrom said. ..W E· RE NOT invol ved "The next morning, the main because the problem is civil... Jr roommate found that his new we go out, it's to keep the peace," stereo was missing along with a he said. few other personal items and all ''There almost has to be a rule the possessions of his roommate . that you don't date each other 's "We contacted the roommate i:irlfriends or boyfriends.·· who had moved out who stated ob~crved a spokesman from the l 'ndcr 3 section o( the bill _ that he had bought the stereo and Orange Counl} .M arsh:.l.l's office. :-tJ,:nl'd into law last week by he had in his·posi1ession the "That's the qujckest wa) to gct receipt to prove it. The amount in trouble ... l>ri•.;rdcnt f'ord -~O million is was paid in cash and there wa'> Problems :ilso can arist' from ~•uthorized for developing a com· no name on the receipt. ~eckmg a roomm ate in lhe wrong rrchensive pla n for the area by way , not e d Tarleton o f &-pt. 30. 1980 "IN TJUS case. we requested Jlou<;e -mates . The secretarv of lhe interior is both pa rlles lo take a polygraph ·'There was one nurse who to <;upervise development of lhe test which one agreed to. The came to us a while back. She was pl:in which will divide up the de· other al that point said that it a bit nai\'C and put an ad in the s<.'rt according lo iL" best use, as wasn't his ster eo and returned paper with too many details . She decided by the secretary, who it." got burglarized and said she got a F st consult an advisory panel He s:lid the problem could have pervert calling her al 8 o'clock You Cao Delp arcaUy appreciated. Phone 675 9UO. C•U the West Onn&c County Voluntary Actloo Center Bl 960-3.312 or 530·2370. New Openings Whether you are amateur or prolH ton~I. ti )'OU Ctn offer some form O( enlt'rtainmcnt from musk to maria, VAC would like to put )'Our n•me on our <-ntcrtl&JnmMt lis t, so hospitals and convalescent homes can call on y()u. The need 1s especlllly great durtni the holldays which wlll be corning up ull too soon, iO ii you enjoy the spoUl~ht. call 530·237(1 A speel 11I mental health project, In which many Newport Beach and Costa Mesa volun lffrs aru needed, aeeka lnterestod per1ont to do phone totervlcws with pi;ych1atrist.a, social workers. etr as part or u 11urvcy on survi\'ors or suk1de. The purpose of th<· 11urvey Is to flnd out whether extstin( agencies to he&p 1ur· \'iVOl'5 or auicidea I widows. reluliVC$1 parents, friends etr > are bcana suffi c1enUy effective or whether some sort of new agency s hould be In· sUtuted. V A.C. in Newport Beach al 67S-9210 regarding plarl·mont. Delp for Yoo Stay Tuned A South Oron~e County 4·H office is seek· lni a volunteer to handle publicity In all media. A person who has a c!ommunlcallons back1round and needs on·the·job training or an Internship would be asked to develop pro· cedures for the use or 4·K membtts who are "club reporters" and a training workshop for these young people. A minimum of a six month commitment of Ume would be ap· preclated. P hone 875-9210. . For anyone who may have a constant or occuional UHF receptlon problem, KOCE· TV, ChaMel SO. is offcrin1 a free new booklet, "PBS/OHF Guide." The 16-page booklet explains. with in· structtons and illustrations, UHF tuning techniques, indoor and outdoor anlenna1>, lead·ln·Unes, best anteMa locaUons, ups on installation and whatever information one needs to aet better UHF receptJon. A number of Health Department medic&! clinics are in need ot volunteer receptionists, especially on Thurs days to weigh and measure babies, make appointments for pa· tients. etc. Bilingual volunteers would also be Persons Interested In receiving the "PBS/UHF Guide" booklet may write PBS /UHF Guide, KOCE·TV, 15744 Golden West St., Huntlncton Beach, 92647. LEGAL RECOURSES OUTLINED • • • <From Page Bl) that occur between people who ·know each other well ." Other ticklish situations can arise if one roommate runs afoul of the law. "If we have a warrant of arrest for an individual and reason to believe he's within a reslden· ce ... we have.the right to go ln and search the house." said a spokesman for the Orange Coun· ty Marshal's office. "Most people do not· appreciate having their home ')earched and we un· derstand that.'' AS FOR room mates, he said, "Conceivably they can be sub· jed to all kinds of other pro· blems. s uch as harassment for bills that aren't being paid. They don 't wan t to be getting telephone calls for those re· asons." Olher unpleas ant situations, he noted. could involve undesirable friends of the other roommate or Insulin May Get Cheaper SAN FRAN C ISCO CAP> -Scientists have "or<kred" a tiny cell lo produce an e nzyme. a <liscovery they say may lead to new. less ex· pensive source:o> of in· sulin and other drugs . Dr. Herbert Boyer last week said that sttientists may soon be able to re· ronstruct genes that will turn cells into "fac· tortes" for the produe· tion of biological sub· stances. Throu~h such genetic e ngineer ing. he said, cells could be ordered to produce drugs like in· sulin. essential lo the survival of about a third or the nation's 10 million diabetics. Boyer , who d irectcd the research said such production might he onJy five years away. disruptive love affairs. The first step m061 roommates would be advised to take ls lo re· move themselves from the sltua· lion by moving out or persuading the roommate to move, rather lhan to provoke a fight by argu· ing over problems. So you've moved. But you're sUU minus your stereo, $7S in phone bWs or halt a moath 's rent. Now what? "A small claims court Is good for such people," said Orange County Municipal C.OUrt Judge Paul Mast. HE NOT ED that It costs about $S or $6 to file in small claims court and have notice served. Maximum amount that can be sued for Is ~-No attorneys may be used by Individuals in court. although UtigantB are en· couraged lo bring any doc;ument.s or photographs r elating to the suit. Mast said he see:; primarily three types of dis putes involving roommates: unpaid bills, proper· t y taken by one person bul claimed by the other. and jointly owned properly that's in <lispule. Where phone bills are con· cerned, ''As far as the basic service charge, unless you can show an oral agreement to pay halt \he phone bill, they probably wouldn't be able lo colled that. M far as lo~g dlstance charges. it's a matter or coming to court and s howing who Incurred the long dist ance charges." The main problem is collectlng even If the judgment goes in your favor, Mast said. Ke said wages and property can be attached "but that:s difficult .. .IC the peo· pie arc in this position in the first place, generally they ar en't working." Sadly. he added, ''A lot of peo. pie don't go to small daims court because they don 'l like to get in· to problem s. they don't like to go to court. And so they Just suffer a lot." PAMPER YOURSELF! 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Jlt·CLUT8.l.A -... lt"'lm. 11U.l~1 P.11. 14 __ .......... , ,.. ,,, .... ,. * COSTA El: 11111 & NmmA 1714) ........ I 1' Ul.11UUP.M. m tt.s P.I. ' • - \ Sunday. October 31, 1916 DAIL V PILOT • • ·why Tabby, Fid~ Scratch a nd Scratch' BT ANNE COOPER OftlleO.UyPI .. _.. 1f nea.a are maklnC you buHY. and you're so bopping mad you've got an itch to call somebody and compJ&in, you're not alone. uw e 1et about ten calls a day from people who have pro- blems wltb fleas," said Gil Challet, district manager for the Orange County vector control district. "The number of flea· calls we get has increased steadJ· ly the last three years," he said. ''Two years ago we had about 400, last year it was 500 and we anticipate another big in· crease by the end oftlus year. CBALLET attributed the flea lncrease to weather conditions (high humidity and moderate temper atures) and to an Increase .in the county pet populallon. Orange County veterinarians estimate there is one dog in the county for every six residents, and it is beHeved that cats out· number dogs. Cat fleas are the greatest pro· blem in the current infestation, said cbaJlet. Cat neas. unlike dog fleas, human fleas or squirrel fleas, are not host-specific -that Flea War More Like Waterloo By DOROTHY VAN EJMEREN At our breakfast table each morning we tally up the latest number of flea bites. Our ten· year-old son now holds the record. His Dad runs a close second, unless of course you ask the dogs. F1ea collars haven't worked in this area for several years now . Apparently the local fleas are immune to whatever manufacturers put inside. Room foggers are nice, lethal sounding little devices. I re- asoned that if we bought one for every room. dipped the dogs in flea dip and sprayed the yard, we might slay the pests. We estimate a million fleas have died in our ongoing campaign, but a hundred more survived in the recesses of a dogs ear, the shag carpet, or gazena bed. Within two weeks they had been fruitful and multiplieJ to ·again dominate our lives. One friend recommends deserting the house for three weeks, which he claims starves the fleas and any new hatchlings. That sounds pleasant. Take a nice long vacation and when you come back. you are flea free. But, even iC you leave the family dog outside forever and never bring any fleas from the grass in on the cuff of your pants, there is still another problem. Most people on· ly have two weeks vacation and that just isn't Ion~ enough to starve the cr i ttcrs to death. Several of our neighbors have turned lh<'ir fleas over to professional pes t control companies. For a stiff initial fee, and more every few months, they are sprayed and fogg<'d until one wonders if anything can live on their premises. I searched the pet stores for something to feed the dogs that might repell insects. Safe, simple Brewers Yeast tablets were on the shelves for just such a purpose. Perhaps people have a similar substance in their bod y chemistry in varying amounts, which would explain why fleas bite one person and spit out another. I could hardly wait to ~et home and call the doJts ! The tablets smelled ycasty.Jike dirty socks. The dogs loved them. They sat up and begged for more. The flea3 loved them too. \ ~ 11-..n~1I, tw-ty Kolldo• Or: What to Do Until the F lea Season's Gone is, cat neas will feed on any animal. "The flea most of us know all too well -the small black insect -is the adult flea," Cballet said. "The adult flea Jives on warm· blooded animals, because it needs blood to survive. "FLE~ DROP off animals, into carpeting, bedding or the backyard, to 1 ay their eggs," be said. "The eggs hatch into small white-grey larvae. The larvae are usually smaller than the fleas, so we almost never notice them. "The larvae feed on organic matter, like hair and other things, so they don't need to Jive on animaJs. This explains why people can leave an apparently flea.free house when they go on vacation and come back to find their floors lileraJly jumping with fl eas." The ens and larvae the resi· dent.a left behind batched and de· velped into adult fleas while the vacationers were out of the house. Challet sald bis department re- commends that ln such situations people send a pet into the house first. The theory is Uiat the fleas will need blood to survive, so they wW Jump on the first warm· blooded animal that comes their way. HE ADDED that the next step is to bathe the pet thoroughly, vacuuming and spraying the house at the same time. Challet said there is good re· ason for concern about higher than normal flea populations. Although it is not probable these neas would spread plague, it has happened under laboratory con· diUons. There have been no plague cases reported ln Orange County, be said, but Northern California has bad several and00-ecase wns reported in Bakersneld. Last year plague killed a person in Ventura, he said. Fleas make pets scratch. but they can drive some people right up the wall. One Irvine resident said his family has launched a Cull·scaJe attack on the pests. "F1eas don't like me," he said, "but they love my wlfe and son - l think they'd seek them out in a crowd. My wife bas bnd three· inch welts from flea bites." FAMILY DOGS and cats can develop a dermitltis, red spots and loss or hair from carrying fleas, said Jean Thomas of the Estrella Veterinary Hospital in Capistrano Beach. Fleas are the intermediate link in the tapeworm cycle, she said. An animal biting flea bites can Ingest a nea and develop a tapeworm. Cata, especially kit· tens, can also become anemic if they lose a lot of blood from bites. Mrs. Thomas said fleas are spread by wandering pets, which explains why even people without pets can have fiea pro- blems. A spokesman for the Don Campbell Pest Control Service said the firm has had three or four limes the nuriiber of calls typical for this time of year. "This is the first year we have had to refuse orders,'' she said, "and it's aJJ due to the fleas." SHE SAID flea control costs about $50 for spraying of a three· bedroom house, both inside and out. if all heavy items are off the floor. The job is guaranteed 60days. Scratching and biting, Orange Coast pets continue battling cat flea plague that's making life miserable for owners and p ets alike. Ann Cooper, Daily Pilot writer offers advice . • 1'We've had a lot olrepeai. thlJ year," 1be aald. ''The Envtrca. mental Protection Agency strict, ty refulates the chemicals we CAD use, and the fleas seem to tMt adaptin& to the pesticides.·• Sally Bocek, groomer for ~.t ' Safari In Laguna Hills, said sh(~, groomlne 60 to 70 animals \a, week, and all but perhaps one ff those gets a nea treatment. . '• For cats, the treatment c°'t.s $10. A flea dip and bath, lnch~· lng brushing or cUpplng, cant'Drt between $7 and $2S, dependinf on the si%e of the animal and tile length ofits hair. · She said flea collars must be used in conjunction with spray or powder and treatment of the area in which the pet lives. Sherecom~ mended buying bombs and y~ spray if possible, rather than h\f· ing a professional. •• The county offers a booklet oul· lining everything a person need., lo know to rid himself, his houa& and pets or fleas. The bootlet ls· available by calling S37·5891. • ~ Room foggers are nice, lethal sounding little devices. I re- asoned that if we bought one ror every room, dipped the dogs irt fl ea dip and sprayed the yard. we might slay the pests. That sounds pleasant. Take~a nice long vacation and when you . come back, you are flea free. But, even if you leave the family dog outside forever and never llrin.B any fleas Crom the grass in on~ cuff of your pants, there is stnJ another problem. Most peop{e an· ly have two weeks vacat.ian ;aod that just isn't long enough to starve the critters to death. and sympathy from those who enter the fray everyday against the tiny hordes. Exclusive Women's BOOTS, LEG WRAPS, SANDALS SCARV~ & HANDBAGS designed by D•llY Pllot SUll Plloto Glvenchy, J ean Clauel l\tlkelos, Bernardo "Specializing Jn Sizes 4b to !Ob, 6n to !On, and 7s to 9s." Work Pays Debts to Society c~~~~~ Guilty Trade Court Fines f or Vseful Work It was the darkest hour in Linda's life. In a few minutes, she would have to stand in front of a courtroom and explain why a college· educated mother of three had been arres ted for shoplifting. She was terrified. Since she had no money to pay a fine, she could only think of going to jail. A few years ago, Linda might have been sentenced to jail. Today, with the court referral program in its seco nd year of operation, Linda was offered a choice of 25 hours of volunteer time or a fine. "IT FELT LIKE SOMEONE HAD lifted Im pounds ore my back, .. Linda said. "I would have scrubbed floors for six months . It was a God-send." Linda's case ls typicaJ of many that come acr05S the desk of Joan McSunas, coordinator of the South Orange County . Voluntary Action Center (VAC), the agency responsible for placing misdemeanor offenders. "This program is a viable alternative for people who haven't got. the money to pay the fine," Mrs. McSunas said. "It also gets the people involved in community work." T h e Orange County Court referral program is one of about 25 si miliar program s currently operating in California. All have a common purp ose - providing misdemeanor o rrenders with an alternative constructive formofpumshment. The referral program.is f ederal l y funded , administered through the Office of Criminal Justice Planning . More than $49,000 h as been alloted to the V AC this year for the continuation of the program. The money is used to pay for some VAC sal aries and orrice expenses. Since its inception more than a year ago, the program has received widespread approval. "We needed this program," remarked Municipal Court Judge Selim Franklin. "It gives offenders a chance to get FREE DEMONSTRATION Tomorrow, Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. Do--"' -to o-4 -""' ... _ .,., C:'** -.... v.,.. _""..........., l'lltfll-'f-IA A-ca-. I-.,_ 1nO ..-ol ~ -,..""" -... Yo0.t .. loklJ -"°" -au ..... Ye111 90 al .,,,.,,_,. -No_,..... """ 119" ·onoe-It IO rz_ Yo0.t ..... ,1p _.._ID,- --........ .-OPle l/>IM< M I I ,...,.., .. lo be -IO r-tO ••• Mel """ lt1-YOQ.1 C."ltt NI Sri fl-.,......_..,.. a """"""-"'"" w .. ..-.. Ouni -""' ,,,....,.., ••'*' loC""'9 ol M-& fora! Lat --Ton 1911 rov ab!NI II"' Sri 611'otl> --Cvl -it-ayolMI -IC• ~kl-. ""'4l fft'91'1 --_... ~..,,,,. -... ti• _..., ... _,, ....,, '°" -.....-,...... -I(----a..,..,. 1-lwtne ...... ._ -h•l!IM_,,. "' IR --CJ! thlJr Miit M lllCll, yooA1 ........... " "' eclloll. ""'· ... -..... " _...._ Ill -1.-oy """ w..,.......,Y niql!I c•-• ~ 10""' ,,_ ... -.llQlllNilMoftdayat7~~"' ~---•-l••IOt -""° l'Oe f11M 1't91 ,._ _ oen -,..,_ .. ,... ... involved in their community and make a worthwhile contribution." THE SELECTION OF A referral volunteer is entirely at the discretion of the court. Primarily, it is based on the attitude and willingness of the offender to participate in volunteer work . "The court referral program is a great economic indicator," Franklin said. ·'When the people have money, the referrals are scarce." If an offender agrees to accept volunteer work in lieu of a fine, the judge assigns the number of hours required roughly commensurate lo the severity of the crime. A minor traffic oHense may draw 20 hours, while a drunk driving conVlctaon may require 100. After the formal court appea rance, a meeting is arranged with an interviewer at VAC. During this interview. the volunteer is offered various t y pes of work related to his or her experi· ence a t a location near their home. At that time, a tentative completion dale is set. Mrs . McSunas is pleased with the success of the program, but admits there have been some problems. "We have had some people back out of their agreements." she said. "However , the majority of people complete their required time and often continue doing volunteer work on their own." During its first year of operation, volunteers were placed in more than 140 agencies Including the Red Cross, Braille Institute, Fairview State Hospital, and various boy's and girl's clubs. 1st Annual Christmas Market Auction To be held at Disneyland Hotel in the Pacific Room Sale to contain Cyb1s. lspanky Royal Daulton. Hummeis, Hundreds or Collector Plates. Antique Clocks. Lithographs, Oriental Antiques. Wilham & Mary Highboy, Door Prizes Many bargains. much fun. Write for free catalOCJ to: 308 SOUTH CRAIG DRIVE ORANGE. CALIF. 92669 or Coll 17 141 830-4836 Otpture yourchild's personality in a 5x7 natural color portrait 37c 6Day0ffer (\\c want )OO to try u~ •, YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA No appoincmcnl n«d<d. One offer per pcnon-lwo pet famil)'. Sl.UO ch1r1e lor each ldckd pc:l'IOCI in glOllps. This pholo- araph oUcr 1111)' Mt be combined \oo11h a11r <111'tt Ml~clxd o(ftr. . (A Mon-"'of'tt Educotlonol f~) OFFER ENDSSAT.,'NOV. 6 PholOOf•SIMr'' Hours Delly 10..; Sat. 9:30-6, SUn 10 to• 445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281. (betwffn Tustin oncf 1rvine Sts.) A'°to Mo Sot Gomoyo-l«>d me from the unr4td1 to the Real ALHAMBRA -BUENA PARK SOU TH COAST PLAZA-TORRANCE PASADEN A I ,· DAILY Pit.OT Sunder. October 3f. 1978 The German festive spirit was alive and well at the Ocloberfest held at the new Rancho San J oaquin Apartments in Irvine Oct. 23. Several lrundred residents and guests enjoyed Bavarian style food, beer and music, which culminated in a lively polka contest. Gail Showalte r, above left, and Mary and Bruce Hczlep, above right, demonstrate their footwork. Social Scene CALENDAR FAMILY STUDY GROUP: John Taylor. PhD and clinical psychologist, will lead The En- couragement Workshop for the Orange County organization. The session will be from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m . Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Shepherd or the Hills United Church of Christ, Laguna Niguel. Child care will be provided. Further information Is available by calling Kathie Murley at 831-0646. HARBOUR VIEW PTO: A fall Disco Fashion Show will be pre- sented Friday, Nov. 5, in the Golden Sails Inn, Long Beach Proceeds will augment school needs. Reservations may be made by calling Linda Armor al (213) 592-2477. PHARMACY'S PULING: A fashion s how brunch will be pre- sented by the Auxiliary or the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association to s upport the stu~ dent loan fund. The event will begin at 9:30 a .m . Saturda y, Nov. 6, a l Bullock's, Fashion Square KAPPA DELTA: The Newport Harbor group wilt orrer "junqul' and treasures" for sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Snturdny, Nov. fi. at the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Richard Waitneight. AAUW: Colonies in Space will be the s ubject o( the Laguna Branch meet ing at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Nov. 6, at the Los Alisos Intermediate School, El Toro. Benito Casadas of the Jet t>ro pu l s ion Laboratory in Pas adena will envisage the future with the aid or movies and slides. This mel'linJ! is open to the public. Further infonnntion is available by calling Rebecca Sparling at 830-3304. HEALTH FAIR: Junior Ebells of Irvine, will s ponsor a health and safety fair from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 6. at the Campus Valley Shopp;ng Center. Two thousand swine nu shots from the Orange County Health Department will be ~iven lo pea- pie between 18 and 59 years or age. Other health a nd safety agen- cies will be represented. LITERACY COUNCIL: A tutors workshop will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, in the Del Obispo Elementary School, San Juan Capistrano. It is designed lo familiarize tutors with literacy activities in other areas of the United States and to bring them up to dale on teaching techniques for ad· vanced students. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The next Orange County meeting will t ake place at 10 a.m. Satur- day, Nov. 6, in the Huntington Beach Library. Genealogy at the F ederal Archives will be discussed by ;James Byers, regional archivist of the Federal Archives and Records Center, Laguna Niguel. SIGMA ALPHA IOTt\: The na- tional professional fraternity, Orange County members, will meet for a tea and musicale at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, in the Cypress home of Marjorie Jones. WOMEN'S OVERSEt\S SERVICE LEAGUE: Orange County members will meet at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, in Great Western Savings, Laguna }-[jlls_ SIGMA PHI GAMMA : Lambda Zeta Chapter o f Newi>ort Beach will present a luncheon and fashion show at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Costa Mesa Country Club. Tltkets, al $6.25, may be r e- served by <'ailing Mrs. William Walters at 545-6895. · HYLOND GUILD: A spaghetti dinner will be served from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 7, in the Fountain Valley Elks Lodge to benefit the Hylond Home for ex- ceptional children. ORANGE COUNTY HERB SOCIETY: A program on Cart'Ots will be presented by Loia Davis at the 3 p.m. meeting Sunday, Nov. 7. in the Valley Garden Center, Fountain Valley. •• ... . . Treasures Auctioned An e mbroidered Spanish shawl, held by Mrs. Robert M . Barton (above), a 130-year-old do11 and rare old books are just a few of the items to be offered for sale at the Newport Beach Assistance League's treasure auction. Sale hours will be from l to 3 p.m. Thursday. Nov. 11, in the Lido Isle Clubhouse. This location has been selected because of extensive fire damage in the league's service center. Proceeds will benefit the league's two main philanthropies, the Children's Dental Health Center and the Child Day Care Center. Wedding Spirit Preserved DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was -elated when I read the letter in your column from the bride-to-be who wanted to know if they should invite h er mother's brother and his wife to the wed- ding. Your answer was beautiful. The reason ll made me feel so good was because five years ago my best friend invited my wtfe and me to a wedding and asked my advice on the same kind of problem. It involved a close friend to both or us, the nicest man you'd ever want lo meet - whenhewuaober,that~. Tht advice I iave wu tho aame u yours. So they went .ahead and invited Mr. G and alerted tllrte male guesta to k~ an eye on him. After four double martinll on the rocks, Mr. G wu smashed out or his mind. He started to use dirty language and became of- fensive. The three men on the alert walked over to him and asked. "Billy, will you ride down lo the liquor store with us? We're running out of vodka." Instead they took him stra11ht home and put him to bed. No one was aware o(-1)at had happened and it wa., a beaotiM weddlng. Thank• llCaln !« liv· in& me such. a lift. Now I feel u am.art u you. -H . .R.H. DEA& a.a.: s..e 4&71 r• an1uter tllu ~ 8lll .,.., ~allfftaabfor......_,. ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a licensed driver and a serious cyclist who does SCHOO miles of roadwork every week. The lack or .knowledge r egarding bicycles and motorcycles Is somelhing- that needs to be looked Into and r e· medled. Firs~ ALL cyclists are part of traffic .and subject to tbe same lawa as cars. This means cycltsts are requlred to signal all turns. It also means it is Illegal for them to ao through r ed lights and stop 1lp1. CycU1t.1 are required to ride on the rllbt tlde of the street, single me. and In the proper direction «l on.way 1treell. IT IS JUST AS ~ANGEROUS f•OR A CYCLE TO BE RIDDEN AGAINST TRAFFIC AS IT IS FOR A CAR -AND IS JUST AS ILLEGAL. If there is a problem with a hill, get off your bicycle and walk It on the sidewalk. But never ride ll In the wrong direction: Drivers must learn to respect bicyclists, but it won·~ happen until cycllsta be1in to follow the law. Drivers often create un· necessarr dan1er when they blast their borna at bicyclist.'!. Most cycliall are acutely aware of traffic comln1 trom behind. Als o, please keep your children'• hand.I. paper clips. nllva and rocb lnalde the car. Thank1 lor printing this MRS. 8188 MRS. DAUGKll!RTY Vows Recited Bibb-Legrand Following a honeymoon trip to Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Bibb will establish their first home in Corona del Mar. They wer e married In Our Lady Queen of Angels Church. Corona del Mar. The former Lynda Legrand . daughter or the Frank E. Le- grands of Corona del Mar, is a Harbor Key debutante. She graduated from Corona del Mar High School, and attended the United Slates International University and California State Univeratty1San Diego. Her husband, son of the John M. Bibbs of Corona del Mar, also graduated from CdMHS. He at- tended Orange Coast College and UC Irvine. Daugherty-Bianchini Our Lady Queen of Ange ls Church, Newport Beach was the setting for the weddin g cere mony linking Theresa Bianc hini and Mi c hae l Daugherty. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bial')chini of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Daugherty, San Diego. The newlyweds, who will live In Costa Mesa, studied at Orange Coast College. She graduated from Corona del Mar High School and he is an alumnus of Sad- dJeback Hig h School. ••• Lent-Solomon Michele Solomon and Robert R. Lent Jr. of Newport Beach were married during poolside services at the Huntington Harbour Beach Club. Their parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon of Westmin.c;ter: Robert R. Lent o( Houston and Ruby Ma gneson Lent, Oceanside. The bride, a third generation Californian, a ttended California State University, San Diego and graduated as a dental hygienist from Northwestern University Dental School. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Her husband attended F1orida Stale University and graduated from the U.S. I nternational University. San Diego where he majored In business administra· lion. The newlyweds will live in Long Beach. • • • Kelly-Chapin ' Corona del Mar High School graduates, Jennifer Lea Chapin and Bruce Douglas Kelly were married during ceremonies con- ducted in lhe Church of J esus Christ of La tter-day Saints , Newport Beach. Their parents are J acqueline Shaw Chapin of Newport Beach, James Holder Chapin. North Hollywood, Mrs. Mary Kelly, also of Newport Beach, and P. D . Kelly, La Palma. The newlyweds will live in Huntington Beach. *** Collier-Lindabury Home in Jacksonville, Fla. arc Thomas M. Collier ao<I rus brick. the former Karen Lindabury. who wer e married in Milton, Fla. The bridegroom. son of the Thomas J . Colliers of Huntington Beach, graduated from Culver City High School and attendee! Orange Coast Coll~e. lie now 1s MRS. LENT MRS. KELLY serving in the Navy. The new Mrs. Collier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lindabury of Milton, graduated from Milton High School. ••• Heins-Myers Making their home in Laguna Beach are Lee Alan Heins and rus bride, the former Patricia Anne Myer!! who were married in San Gabriel Union Church. The bride. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. llenry Slagle Myers of Pasadena. a ttended Pasadena City College and graduated from Azusa Pacific College where sho received her teaching credential in elementary education. li e r hu sband attended Pasadena City College and Ca l Poly, Pomona where he affiliat- ed with Delta Sigma Pi. He re- ceived his masters degree in business administration from Claremont Graduate School. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Heins of Arcadia. *** Ware-Stephenson Susan Stephenson and Charlie Ware, both of Laguna Beach, were married in the Congrega- tional Church in that city. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wade Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ware, all or Laguna Beach. The newlyweds, who will live In San Clement<.', arc gr aduates of Laguna llearh I ligh School. She attended Orange Coast Coller,'" San Diego Mesa Collef.(c- and Chapm~tn <'ollcgc's World Campus Afloat. The bridegroom utll'nded Sad- dlcbu <' k Col lc~l'. Cul Poly , Pomonu and graduated from California State University, San Diego. Ann Landers ' s.o.s. DEAR S.O.S.: May I add 1 word of my own? Any cycllst who 1oes wllbout a helmet 11 i.ovUlnC dl111ter. Too bad the law making · helmets mandatory got lost ln tbeshwne. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a 15-year-old girl who needs extra money. For nearly two years I've been a sitter and everyone says l am 100 percent reliable. The proble m is a certain woman who cancels an hour before I'm supposed to be there. Usually it's a Saturday night 'When I could hnve had another job. What should J do! -0 L. DEAR G.L.: Send all your 0 cllenu•• a note saylng you will need U bours noUce or a can· celJatlon or they wUI have to pay you for four hours. And If you can't collect, let them find uother allter. . What are the do's and don'ts of teaching your child aboul the blrda and the bees? Let Ann Lan· dera' new booklet. "How, What and When to Tell Your Child About Sf'x," !;l\C )'OU the ground rules. For your copy send SO cents In coin, a long with a long, stamped . self-addressed en· velope, to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120. ~ . • -. .. Sonday. Oct9ber 31 . um OAJL y PU.OT I f Trojans Shut Down Golden B~ 20-6. 810Ll~NNWIOTE T-3 lead over the Bears, an edge quarterback Vince Evans ferocious r ushing detense-one carrtesforlbe11me. t Rams, Seattle Tangle LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los Angeles Rams find themselves in a position unique in the Chuck Knox era: they t.ru.11 in the West. But. Los Angeles, at 5-1-1 a half game back of Sao Francisco in the National Football Conference Western Division, is expected to have little trouble staying close to and possibly overtaking t.be 49ers today. San Francisco is an underdog to the Cardinals in their match in St. Louis. The Rams, meanwhile, are favored by three touchdowns over the expansionist Seattle Seahawks here. j Los Angel es, hit by quarterback injuries all season, was to sta rt either rookie Pat Haden or veteran Ron Jaworski against the Seahawks in the 1 o't'lock game. Since Knox took over the Rams coaching job three years ago, they've won three divisional titles and they're favored to cap· ture a fourth. However, a 16·0 loss to the 49ers earlier this month put them second in the West race. One thing the Rams don't real- ly enjoy in this game against Seattle is a true homefield ad· vantage. Playing in the Coliseum will be like coming home for many of the Seahawks. Eight Seahawks players and four Seattle coaches have spent lime in Southern California, in· eluding former R ams Ken Geddes, Eddie McMillan and Bill Munson. Geddes, a linebacker, and McMillan, a cornerback, came to the Seahawks in the expansion draft. Mun son , a Rams quarterback in the mid· 1960s, was obtained in a trade with Detroit. Seahawk s s tar ti ng quarterback Jim Zorn, running back Ralph Nelson, center Art Kuehn, guard Bob Newton and backup quarterback Steve Myer all are Southern California pro· ducts. Zorn. a n:-il1 vc or Cerritos. played his college footb.UI at Cal Poly <Pomona). Myer played at Mt. San Antonio college 1n Walnut before transferring to New Mexico. Newton went to Cerritos College before ~oing on to Nebraska. Kuehn is a UCLA product and Nelson, who did not play college ball. prepped at Cen- tennial High in Compton. Seattle coach Jack Patera was a Rams assistant in the early 19Q)s, a nd two Seahawks -ass1s· tants, J erry Rhome and Earl Leggett, both formerly played fortbe Rams. DORSETT LEADS PIIT JllCTORY PITTSBURGH (AP> -Tony Dorsett rushed for 242 yards, in- cluding a 33-yard bolt for the win· ning touchdown, as second · ranked Pitt survived a scare and defeated aroused Syrat'use 23-13 Saturday in college football. The Panthers, 8-0, fell behind lJ·lO at 6: 12 into the third quarter when Syrncuse's Dave J acobs booted a 55-yard field goal, longestever at Pitt Stadium. • However. Dorsett capped an ensuing 80-yard touchdown drive with his 33·yard scoring run. That put Pitt ahead to stay al 17·13 and Carson Long raised th<' mt1.rgin to seven points with n 47·yard field goal four plays into the fourth quarter. CMt•tO•llYl'llMIQW they enjoytd after a tumble ~-chanied those notions Evans un which allowed the Golden Bears use. wh cb faces d.ante.rou4 LOS. A~GELES -Randy covery set them up at the Cal 22 load da lonct~row andSimmnn only 18 yards net. They tol Stanford Saturday, rumbled •Li Simmnn mia,bt ~~baveremem-in t.bc first quarter and they had made a leaping catch on a play another 201 in the air but nbVrr tlmes, losln1 the ball once. bered SaturdMY s USC-Cal root gone on to score lrom there. which netted ss yards really were able to act th r of· Ool•tor"'• ball same at the Coliseum as a However, aince then SC had That set up the cnsuin~ tense ln any kind ot steady mo-*',,.'"c.' personal nightmare<ll~. bogeeddown offensively. touchdown, which Evans scor~l lion. 't..'f' ,.'::~~.:~':''11"-1c" The 6-2, 16:5-~llnd juruor from Now, time was running out In with seven !)econd!I to go before Quarterback Joe Roth hit on vsc-1••"''"'" <-1<111•11te11 the Un!ver'sity o~ Southern the first halt and momentum intermis sion. Apparently the short panes unW be left the ~~,.~hv.C::h'4~1w·•~eruoi Cullf'orrua was having bis pro-seemed to be swllcb.ing gradual· trapped nt the Cal 18, Evans action ror tood wlth 10 minutes to A.....o »> c.1 u blems. He bad dropped a couple ly to the Bears. SC had the ball on broke away and raced up th<' go. ~':~:01 ° of passes, in~ludln~ Ont; whi~h its own 18 with less than a minute middle for th<' score which put Big noiso for the winners was """'"n•r(h ~: would have given him a Certain to go in the h alf'. It was third use in com mand, 14·3.. freshman tall back Charles .. lo.tfl\Wd\ ., t~uchdown. On another comple-down and 12 yarch to go for a first USC went on to post a 20·6 White. Carrying the ball in the ::";~:' ''·:!~ hon be fumble~ the ball but down. triumph. second half, only, be rushed for F\.1Mb'"·'0'' 1·1 fortunately for him it w~t ~t of It appeared that Cal might get And Simmrln went on to record 91 yards ln 14 carries and showed ...,..,u ... y~r:~1v1ou•L u•oi11~.., bounds. and USC mu1ntamed the ball close enough lo gel at a fine performant'e, hauhng in standout s peed, balance, AUSHtH<> e.1. Ht11m°""''•·o-.. 1•.UM;. polssethssion. . his . least another field goal before fouraen·als forn,.y ...... ~. strength and good moves. Ricky -1"1•"·8'111 ... 1•·T•'11"'~ ' ti Tr ""' ,.. u:> "liCllVIHO-C.I. HlllMO!I a.J. er-... n e mean me. OJans halftime. The Trojans. now 4-0 in the Bell carriedonlyf'lvetimesinthe G1t11ktJt.u sc.s1mmr1"._.._011191t-1, mat.es were struggling to hold a But S 1 mm r in a nd SC Pacific 8 Conference, threw up a last h alf and bad 78 yards in 24 PAsst14tt-e•1• "01" '"'1·'· '°'"'•""'-.. ~ t-1• 1. '1 USC. five,,, t l .. t, t»y.,,,._ FORMER JOCKEY ERIC GUERIN RODE SOME OF THE BEST. Guerin Rode the Best Nat,ive Dancer's Conquests Recalled Editor's note: The~ era sports ui&ta is providing ent~tain· ment. quality and occasionally conlroversy on a scale never. at· tamed before m the world of athletic!. Yet sports of days gone by also had great mcment.s .and star performers. Today our look at these days focuses on Eric Guerin. B y ED BUR GART Of llM O•llY Piiot SUH DEL MAR -It's been 22 years since Eric Guerin rode Native Dancer, but the 51-year · old retired jockey vividly re- calls almost every move the smooth-striding bo~e made. "He w as so powerful and he did everything so easily," Guerin said here recently, after capturing the Rocking Chair Derby. a race featuring retired jockeys. "He was like a greyhound bus." Guerin, a member o r thoroughbred racing's Hall of Fame, called it quits in June, 1975. His r ecord reads: 2.7ll wins, 2,558 seconds and 2,408 thirds. Riding mosUy on the East Coast. Guerin piloted s uch great horses as 1947 Kentucky Derby winner Jet Pilot, Crafty Admiral, Next Move and Your Host. But none stands out in his mind like Native Dances , a winner of 21 of 22 races and Horse of the Year in 1954. Native Dancer's lone defeat came in the 1953 Kentucky Derby when he lost by a neck on a muddy track. "He got bumped around the first turn," says Guerin, "and we just r an out of groWld in the stretch.·· That's the only time Native Danc~r ever r an out of ground. "( still remember the day I rode him at Arlington Park <Chicago)." says Guerin. "He was next to last on the backstretch, but by the time we Going Back IN SPORTS f?Ol lo the head Of the lilretch, he had pulled up to the leader. Then, t just shook my stick at him and he opened up 10 lengths "He did everything so easily. ll was like play to him. As a two-year·old. I only twice touched him with a stick. "My most memorable mo- ment was every time l rode Native Dancer." Another memorable moment was Guerin's victory aboard .Jet Pilot in the Kentucky Derby. "The track was very sloppy and the inside was the best," says Guerin. "l was in the number 11 position and I went right to the lead and had 1l tbul way all around. "Johnny Longden was riding second on his horse and was choking on him all the way. I knew 1 had the r a·C'e won.'' Now, the 5·4, 132-pound Guerin -he weighed 115 dur· ing his riding days -is an as- sistant trainer in F1orida. Still in good s hape, Guerin ex· ercises two or three horses each morning, but admits mis· sing his riding days. "It took me a long time to make up my mind to r etire," says Guerin. "I knew before I made the announcement, but I just couldn't bring myself to saying it.•• (Guerin announced his retirement in July, 1975, although riding his last horse in June .) Returning to California for one of the few times in his career -he rode some stakes horses at Hollywood Park and Santa Anita in the 1950s Guerin was asked to compare East Coast racing with that Ill California. "The tracks here are a little faster," he says. "You can't lay back as far as you can al other tracks." As for chang~s he's noticed over the past 30 years, Guerin says, ''there r eally haven't been many. Mainly. there arc more good riders today." (lie cites the influx of Panamanian jockeys in lhe late 1960s as :1 major reason.) Sealtle Hex Over Brown Sparks Bruins, 30-21 ~ SEATTLE (AP) -Theotis Brown rushed for 220 yards and three touchdowns and James Owens ran for 123 yards and another score to lead Wlbeaten third-ranked UCLA to a 30·21 Pacific 8 football victory over 'ft asbington Saturday. Brown's final touchdown, the 51-yard burst up the middle with 3:38 left in the game, put it out of reach. The big sophomore halfback, who packed the ball 35 times, gave the Bruins a 7-0 lead with ~Photo Page B6 his 29-yard TD run that capped a 72-yard drive with the opening k1C'koff. Brown's second touchdown came on a 15-yard run that gave UCLA. now 7·0-1 overall and 4·0 m the P ac-8, the 14·3 lead midway in the second period. Owens, a lso a sophomore who carried 23 times, scored on a 34-yard r un that put UCLA on top 24-13 late in the third period. The Huskies, who had beaten UCLA eight straight times at home since 1958, battled back to cut the Bruins' lead to 24·21 with 6: 52 remaining on quarter back Warren Moon's 28-yard scoring pass to Scott Greenwood. Moon then hit Ron Rowland for a two. point conversion. Washington, now 4-4 overall and 2-2. in conference play, trailed 14-13 ut halrtime. Freshman t ailback Joe Steele r aced 89 yards with a kickoff for a touchdown that closed the gap to 14 ·10 wilh 8:33 in the ball. Steve Robbins' second field goal for the Huskies, a 32·yarder, came nine seconds before halftime. He booted a 31·yarder earlier in the second period. Frank Corral's 25·yard fi eld goal put UCLA ahead 17-13 midway in the third period. Brown, a 6·3, 215 pounder, now has Tu1>hed for 11 louchdowns this :..cason and moved past team· mate Wendell Tyler as UC L.A-'s leading ball carrier. Brown now has 793 yards in eight games lo Tyler's 781 Tyler, the Bruins' highly tout· ed senior halfback, was limping noticeably early in the first period and played only sparing- ly. Score by O..~rttn VCLI\ I I 'IO \ >O W•\n•n<;Jlnfl 0 \3 G 1-21 VCL4-8rnwn ?•run tCorr•I kl<kl w~,., F G Robt>ln• l 1 Ut L" Brown U run I Corral klckl W~\n ~'""'• 8• kl( koft rtlutn IR<>bb1n' klO 1 Wd\h FG RobblM J? UCLI\ FG Corr•l 15 UCL" Owen•l•run ICorrelklCkl Wd\n Gr•enwoocl 21 P•U lrorn Moofl (RoWl•nd Pt''' •roni MO<>f\ l UCLI\ 8rown SI run (kltkl•1le<ll " ., "' F1r"'t dOWf'\ Av'""' V·"" PA\\tnQ Y•'d\ RNVf"Y•'Ch p ...... """" ~l.t'nbttt ln\I ,,_ndlt f"'\.-V,,.rdt. Tum Sl•lltllu UCJ.A Wa"'lllfl.,. 31 IS 11 .,, 3~111 b4 Ill l()'J t<l 1ll11 11410 1» ~C) J I 1.0 7, I ~» Branning at ND Prep Credentials Are Left at Home Word filtering back from South Bend has it that Rich Branning, :-.uper basketball star at Hunt- ington Beach's Marina High School for three years, is enjoy- ing the challenge or trying to make it al the University of Notre Dame. Branning, the classy blue· chipper who was sought by over 100 university and college GLENN WHITE WHITE WASH OF PEOPLE-Clay Stevens, product of E stancia High in Cosla M('sa, is a freshman on the Pepperdine University water polo squad. Pepperdine plays host lo UC Irvine Saturday at. noon. OF COACHES-Ed BarUett, ex·Sanla Ana High aquatlu coach, ls coaching the Greek na. tlonal swim team. Two of his swimmers m ade tbe Montreal Olympic compelitloos aod his team will be vying ln the Earo- pean championships in Austria during lbe Christmas boUdaya. OF JUSTICE-It's almost a perfect ending to the sad saga or Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa highs. The latter pair were almost never able to successfully com· pele in football in the 3·A CIF classification they were given prior lo this year. Sports Clipped Short Sports Today On Television basketball coaches, has learned that high school glories and <'rcdentials stay home when you pack off to college. It's start from scratch and prove yourself in order to make your way as a collegian, but he seems lo relish th at challenge. However, instead of upgrading their programs to be able to com~ pete, they won a lowering o( status to 2-J\, then sot in t:M South Coast League where they could supposedly mop up on the likes of taguna, which had long been a 2·A doormat. t ~ t I . Kings Nip Barons, 4-3 / LOS ANGELES -Tommy I Willlams' second power·play 1 goal of the game snapped a 3-3 tie with 7:11 left to play and gave t.J1e Los Angeles Kings a •·3 NaUonal Hockey League victory over the Cleveland Barons S aturday night. Butch Goring cblpped ln with one goal and added-three asalst.s for Los Angeles. The Kings, who are unbeaten ln·eight of their lasi nine games, m oved to within (wo points of first·place Montreal in the Norrls Divisioa . Williams' first power·play goal or tbe night broke a 2-2 deadlock at 8:21 of the second period. He r ammed in a rebound after Cleveland goalie Gary Simmon..'! htld kicked out a shot by Goring, BoM~k rn ... p ... " LAS VEGAS -Undefeated heavyweight Duane Bobfck won h1s 38th professional ftebt Salut'- day when h1s J arrln.i body blo-Ws broupt Mm a unanlmou de· cision over Fred ''Young San· . ~ ford" Houpe in their nationally televised 10-round bout. Bobick, 214, from Bowlus, Minn., lost the opening round to the 195-pound Houpe, but by the fourth round bis body shots bad slowed bis slim opponent. M~lclauuau SYDNEY -Defending cham· pion Jack Nicklaus opened a two- slroke lead in the Australian Open golf cha mpionship here Saturday with a 54·hole srore of 21S. Nleklaus overtook the se<:ond- rou.od leader, American Curtis Strange, after a par-72 on the tough 7,100-yard A'uatralian Club course. StranJe. who bad a four slro\ce lead· befor e Saturday's ~"f• 1upped to se(:ond arter sboOUna a five-over-par 77. ftlt~ ll'en't Saw NEW YORK -Oakland A 'a owner Charles 0 . Finley re· vttsed his field Satw:d&Y and said be wUI, after all. participate in the free agent draft and he would not sue b is Cree agent players' who eventually sign with other clubs. Finley had said Friday night during a radio talk show that he was not going to participate in Thursday's historic r e·entry draft of 2S lree agent players. He also threatened his free agent phl)'ers wltb a law suit if they sien with any other team. SoperSlaarp CLEVELAND Paul Colwell brou1ht bis average to · 237 lo move Into the lead aft.er the second! round of' tho $60,000 Northern Ohio Open Bowlini Tournament Saturday. Mark Roth, the flrtt·round leader from New York City, dropped to second with 2,748. Roun~ out the top fivo were Marshall Holman, Medford, Ore., 2,114: Butch Soper, Hunt· lngton Beach 2,671, and Geor1e PaJ?pas, Charlotte, N.C., 2,6'2. Sunday professional fo()I ball schedules subject to last minute changes. 9:45 a.m. (34) -FlJTBOL SOCCER -Game to be an· nounced. 11 a.m. (2) -NFL FOOT- BALL -The San Francisco 49ers meet the Cardinals in St. Louis. Noon (2) -JOH~ ROBINSON: FOOTBALL. (5) -CHAMPIONS -In· ternational speed ski cham· pionships from Long Beach; the Henley Regatta from Lon· don ; bull ridina fro m Nashville. Also. profiles of Bob Beamon and Don Budge. l p.m. (t) -Nn. FOOT- BALL 1 The Denver Broncos meet the Raider s in Oakland. 3:30 p.m . (7) -COLLEGE HIGHLIGHT S •71 - Hltl\ll1ht1 of games played th.is week In college football. 4 p.rn. (2) -COLLEGE FOOl'BA.LL -The Calltornl3 Golden Bears meet the USC Trojans. Taped. lie has had to learn one new facet of the game -Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps uses hand signals to communicate from the bench t o the playing court . That's because the noise is so deafening al Notre Dame games that no one can hear Phelps when he hollers. OF GIRLS -A spo111 clinic for women ls oa tap Frtday Ulroelb a week ftom Sanday at the OaalJ- ty Inn ln Anaheim wHh Micki King (diving), Shirley En.glehorn <golf>, Olga Connolly Cln· tramoral11), and Martha Watiwn <track) featur e d s peakers. Tbo cllnlc Js open to all women. OF CON FUSION-I have been invited to participate in a donkey basketball game (Nov. 9) at Newport Harbor High. The catch Is that they didn't say what role they expect me to play. So for training I don't know whether lo wear basketball gear or a saddle. OF BANDS-Tile Un.lvenlt7 of Soathera CalJrorala marc:lalag baa4 recently speat a week of ~amp at UC lnlne &o IM blM el ...... CdM principal Dennis Evans was a major proponent or the move into the league. But, perhaps In the interest of ju.sUce, Laguna Just happened to come up with a s urprisingly good team-at least one good enough to humble Cost a Mesa and Cor<>n.ll del Mar. What now, Evans? Will you try and get releagued Into a l ·A circuit? Top Collegiate Football Scores Michigan 45, Minnesot.ao UCLA 30, Weshlnaton2l USC20, Ca1Uornja6 Pittsburgh 23, Syracuse 13 Texu Tech 31, Texas 28 Ohio State 47, Indiana 7 Nebraska 31, Kansas3 Oklahoma St 20, Mitsouri 19 Colorado'2, Oklahoma St Alabama 34, Mts.ailsiJ>Pi Stl7 See 1>etal11, PacesJM.t Complete Scores, Pl&eB I ' " ... -.:at Michigan Roats Gophers, 45110 UCLA'S WALLY HENRY (8), NESBY GLASGOW BATILE • Southern Roundup Florida Triumphs; Georgia Survives GAINESVILLE, Fla F1orida struck quickly on lhe ri- fle passing arm of Jimmy Fisher and running of Willie Wllder to record its sixth straight football victory Saturday, 24-19 over Auburn, for a solid lead in the Southeastern Conference. ll was the fourth SEC victory for the 12th-ranked Fiorida. leav- ing the Gators the only team un· beaten in conference play and 6·1 overall. Fisher earned Florida its first touchdown late in the second quarter, covering 61 yards in two plays. Both wer e passes to wide receiver Wes Chandler. the touchdown pass covering 44 yards. Bulldog• Tested ATHENS, Ga. -Georgia quarterback Ray Goff scored a pair of first-half touchdowns, but the seventh-ranked Bulldogs had to survive a fourth-quarter scare from aroused Cincinnati for a 31-17 college football victory over the 20th-ranked Bearcats Satur- day. Goff scored on runs of 13 and 14 . yards, Kevin McLee added a seven-yard touchdown and Allen Leavitt booted a 33-yard field goal as Georgia, 7-1, took a 24-3 lead into the final quarter in the game played in a steady rain. But the Bearcats, s uffering lheir first loss after six victories, erupted for 14 points in a three- minute span at the start of the final quarter to edge with.in 24-17. Alaba•a Sparlcl~• Alvin '·Preache r " Maddox added 129 on the ground as the Terps, criticized by some for a weak schedule, ran their winning streak lo 12 in a row including eight this season. Duke Dazz~• DURHAM, N .C. Quarterback Mike Dunn scored on runs of 10 and 32 yards as Duke took advantage of Georgia Tech errors lo beat the Yellow Jackets 31-7 Saturday. The crowd of 30,300 saw Duke run up a 17-0 first half lead and add two more touchdowns in the second half in posting its biggest victory margin over Georgia Tech since 1940 when lhe Blue Devils won 41· 7. fb:tbeb De st ro~d BATON ROUGE. La. -Terry Robiskie and Charles Alexander each rushed for more lhan 100 yards and an alert defense set up five touchdowns with intercep· tions and fumble recoveries as Louisiana State crushed Mis· sissippi 45-0 Saturday rught in a Southeastern Conference football game. Robiskie, becoming Louisiana State's all·time career rushing leader, ran for 129 yards and scored the first touchdown on an 18-yard run. Alexander con- tributed 138 yards, including a 64-yard scoring run in the third quarter. Lousiana State put the game on ice with a 24-point explosion m the second quarter. ANN ARBOR, Mich (AP) - Quarterbacll Rick Leach ran for two touchdown and passed for lwo others Saturday to lead No. 1-rankcd Mlcblcan to a 4$-0 811 Ten football rout of Minnesota in thf'lr annual Little Brown Jug clash. Leach scored on rWlS o! 28 and six yards ln the second »nd thlrd quarters, r espectively. The sophomore also threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to fullback Rob Lytle in the second period and hit wingback Jim Smith with a 22· yard TD aerial in the third. Leach wound up with 114 yards Cardinals Take 24-3 Pac-8 Win STANFORD -Defensive end Duncan McColl made two key fumble recoveries and Tony Hill caught two touchdown passes to break a Stanford record set by McColl 's father, leading the Cardinals to a 24-3 Pacific 8 foot- ball victory over Oregon State Saturday. Stanford qu a rterback Guy Benjamin passed for 233 yards and three touchdowns, breaking open a close game in lhe final period with his second touchdown pass to Hill and a scoring toss to James Lofton. Immediately after McColl fell on a fumble at the Beavers' 16- yard line late in the first period, Benjamin bit Hill in the end zone. It was the 14th career touchdown cat.ch for the senior flanker, tying the record held by Bill McColl, a Stanford All-American 25 years ago. Oregon State's Kieron Walford kicked a 55-yard field goal, breaking a team distance record, in lhe second period and the Beavers drove to Stanford's eight early in the third· period. But McColl killed the drive with his second fumble recovery. Stanford, 3·1 in Pac-8 play, in· creased its lead to 10·3 on Mike Michel's 34-yard fi eld goal early in the final period before Hill made his 15th touchdown catch. on a 6-yard pass from Beajamin and Lofton scored on a 4·yard pass. Cougar• Collect EUGENE -Jack ThomJ>6on threw a two-point conversion toss to Dan Doornink with 19 seconds remaining Saturday to give Was hington State a 23-22 Pacific-8 Confer ence football vic- tory over Oregon. The play followed a last- minule 86-yard drive capped by Thompson's 14-yard touchdown pass to Eason Ramson. Oregon had taken the lead at 19·15 earlier in the final quarter on a 41-yard pass from Jack Hen- derson to Tom Cafferty. The Ducks stretched their lead to 22·15 with 3: 11 to go on a 27-yard field goal by Roy Geiger, his third of the game. But Thompson, the No. 5 passer in the nation, held in check by the Oregon defe nse, completed seven passes on the winning drive. l\l one point in the drive, Washington State had first down and 39 yards to go on its own 33, but Thompso n hit Mike Levenseller over the middle for 40 yards and a first down on the Oregon 27 and 41 seconds re· maining. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama used long touchdown runs by Johnny Davis and Pete Cavan and kept the ball for most o( the third quarter to beat Southeastern Conference football rival Mississippi State 34-17 Saturday. Penn State Wins Tempk FailA to Get 2 Poinbl Mississippi State led 17-12 at the hair. but Alabama opened the third quarter wlth an 82-yard drive capped by Davis' 27-yard touchdown scamper. Jack O'Rear !icrambled for two points. Five minutes later, Cavan rJmbled 25 yards on a draw play to put the Tide out rront27·17. Alabama held the ball for more than 10 minutes in the third period. Tnp•l•pro..u COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Fullback Tim Wilson ran ror two touchdowns after a 49-yard punt return by Dean Richarm ignited futh-ranked Maryland and the unbeaten Terps whipped Ken- tucky 2'·14 Saturday in an in· tenectional football game. WUson gained 81 yarm and PHlLADELPHIA (AP) - Sophomore quarterback Chuck Fusina threw touchdown passes of 66 and 23 yards and scored on a one-yard bootleg play Saturday as Penn State edged Temple 31-30 by breaking up a two-point conversion attempt after time had elapsed. Coach Joe Patemo's Nittany Lions claimed their fourth con- secutive victory and boosted their record to 5-3 after barely surviving Temple's two long touchdown drives in Ute final six minutes. Temple, trailing 31-17, drove 80 yards for a touchdown to reduce the lead to 31-24 with 4:45 re- maining in the game. Wake Fornt IANa WINSTON -SALEM, N.C. -Delbert Powell's 98-yard kickoff return set a North Carolina record and Tom Bid- dle 's four field goals tied anolher as the T a r Heel s routed Wake Forest 34 -14 in an Al· lantic Coast Conference football game Saturday. Wake Forest, 3·6, scored its touchdowns on runs of seven and one yards by freshman tailback James McDougald. Cad~t• Dazzle WEST POINT, N.Y. -Clennie Brundidge, playing despite the death of rus brother in an auto crash , caught an 18-yard touchdown pass and Army scored again 66 seconds later following a botched kickoff re- ception en route to a 24-7 victory over the Air Force Academy Saturday. rushint in 10 carrtes while Lytle, wbo also ran at tailback, iround out U9 yards ln 20 carnet. BesidH the scorina toss from Leach, Lytle also tallied on 11 two-yard run ln the final period. four plays after Dwight Hicka re- turned an intercepted Tony Dunay pass 51 yards to the Gophers 18. The victory was the cl1hth straight for the unbeaten Wolverines ond raised their con· ference record to 5-0. Minnesota Cell to S-3 overall and S-2 in the conference. The reglQnally televised game was played berore a Mlcbhtan Stadium crowd of 104,428 -fifth largest in Wol verine history. Michlaan opened the scorin« at 9.19 or the first quarter on a !llx· 1ard run by tailback Harlan Huckleby. It concluded a 78· yard, 13 -play marc h on Michigan's first possl'&Sion. The only other Michigan score came on a 46-yard field goal by Bob Wood in the third period. Michigan scored in six or Its s.ven possessions and probably would have scored in all or them except for fullback RuRsell Davi.I>' fumble recovered by Min- nesot;i's Steve Stewart at tho Copheu flvt 1n the closing mlnules of the tlrat hruf. Loch's six-yard TD run, at 10·36 of the thlrd quarttr, was the first score that did not come off a legitimate drive. It came four plays and 39 yuds after de· tensive end John Anderson re· · covered a Bubby Kolm~ Cumbie. • The Cinst Wolverines play After the turnover was a 27-yard burst by Leach The Gophers did not ente r Mlchiean territory unUI the last 1; 11 of the game, getting to the 45. Colorado Rips Sooners; · Missouri Falls, 20-19 BOULDER, Colo. CAP> - Fired-up Colorado, rallying behind versatile sophomore quarterback Jeer Knapple and the hard running oC Tony Reed and Jim Xelleber, exploded for three second-half touchdowns and n)>ped Oklahoma 42-31 In a wild Big Eight football game Saturday. The 19th-r anked Buffaloes, trailing 31·20 mid way through the third quarter, struck quickly. Knapple unloaded a 70-yard bomb to wingback Billy Waddy to pull within 31-26, and Reed ran for the two-point conversion. Less than a minute later. Colorado middle guard Charlie Johnson stripped the ball from Sooners hal!back Elvis Peacock, giving Colorado possession at the Oklahoma 27-yard line. Six plays later, Kelleher ran one yard for the go-ahead score. The Buffs then marched 85 yards in 11 plays for a third TD. Three turnovers in lhe rinal 10 minutes thwarted the Sooners' comeback attempts. The 13th-ranked Sooners had rolled to a 14·3 lead in the first quarter, largely on the breakaway running of fullback Ken King, who got Oklahoma rolling with a 71-yard jaunt tor a score mid way t.brough the open· Ing period. Cowoo11• Rull11 STILLWATER, Okla. Halfback Terry Miller dodged. darted and bulled his way for 228 yards and three touchdowns as Oklahoma State rallied from a 16-point deficit to beat Missouri 20-19 and stay in the thick of the Big Eight title chase. Down 10-0 at the halI, the Cowboys fell behind 16-0 at the start of the third quarter when Missouri's Joe Stewart scored on a 100-yard kickoff return lhal tied a school record. Big Ten Football 'Buckeyes Explode For 47-7 Victory BLOOMINGTON. lnd. (AP ) - Fullback Pete Johnson scored two touchdowns following In- diana fumbles and Ray Griffin raced 65 yards with an intercept· ed pass for another score Satur· day as the eighth-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes whipped the Hoosiers 47-7 in Big Ten football. Indiana's defense held Ohio State without a fi rst down until late in the second quarter. And the Hoosiers took a 7·6 lead when Scott Arnett connected with George Edgar on a 15-y ard touchdown pass on the first play in the second period. · The Indiana errors, however, put the Buckeyes back on top in the dosing seconds of the half and Ohio Stale broke the game open in the third period. A 59-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Pacenta to Jim Harrell late in the third quarter and a 10-yard run by Jeff Logan early in the fi nal period put the game out of reach for the Hoosiers, who have not beaten Ohio Stale since 1951. Purdue Routed EAST LANSING, Mich. Michigan State exploded for five second-half touchdowns, three on scoring passes by quarterback Ed Smith, as MSU came from behind Saturday to swamp Purdue 45-13 in a Big Ten football game. Trailing 13-10 at the half, Smith hit split end Eugene Byrd for a 24·yard strike and then tossed an eight-yard nip to fullback Levi Jackson for another score. Mo- ments later. reserve tailback Leon Williams roared 33 yards in three plays, the last a 12-yard sweep to cap a third-period scor- ing spree. Smith notched hiR third TD pass of the day in the falling minutes on a Cour·yard loss to tight end Mike Cobb and reserve fu l lback Alonzo Middle ton charged 14 yards for another score at the final gun. The Spartans defen se , meanwhile, helped by a soaking rain which began in lhe third quarter , s hut out the Boilermaker attack in the second hair. IWnob TriUMplu CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -Tailback Chubby Phillips scored two touchdowns Saturday to lead Il- linois to a 31-25 homecoming vic- tory over Wisconsin in a rain- plauged Big Ten football game. The victory gave Illinois a 3-2 record in the Big Ten and 4-4 overall, while Wisconsin dropped to 1·4 in the conference and 3·5 for the season. Phillips started the scoring with a 46-yard touchdown run on the fourth play from scrimmage and then broke a 17-17 tie early in the third quarter on a five-yard slant which put Illinois ahead to stay. Fifty-four seconds after Phillips had scored. fllinois re· covered a Wisconsin fumble and scored on a nine·yard touchdown pass from Kurt Steger to Larry Schulz. · Iowa Vlctorio.,. IOWA CITY -A lhree-yard touchdown run by Butch Caldwell with 3: 14 remairung aJ. lowed Iowa to beat a gambling Northwestern team, 13-10, Satur- day in Big Ten footbaJJ. Winless Northwestern marched to the Iowa 12-yard line after the go-ahead touchdown and, on fourth and five. shunned an almost certain tie by not going for a field goal. Cor nerback Rod Scars knocked down a pass intended for Northwestern 's Scott Yelvington in the end zone wilh !47 to play. But touchdown runs of 23 and two yards by Miller cut the margin to 16-14 at the end of the lhird period and a 10-yard jaunt by the junior in the fourth period gave the Cowboys the victory. The win improved Oklahoma State's Big Eight record to3-1. It was the third straight game that Miller had set a personal high for rushing and his 228 yard'> on 36 carries was the third best in Oklahoma State history. Nebraska Kolb LAWRENCE, Kan. -Vince Ferragamo fired two touchdown passes and Nebraska's quick, muscular defense smothered the Kansas offense Saturday as Ute Cornhuskers blasted the Jayhawks 31-3 and eliminated them from the Big Eight football race. Ferragamo, the Big Eight's leader in passing and offense, ~core d Nebras ka 's first touchdown on a one-yard plunge in the first period and insured the victory with two sconng strikes 1n the second. Kansas. 5-3 and 1-3 in the con- ference. never threatened until Mike Hubach booted a 42-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter. Kansas fumbles led to the first two Nebras~a touchdowns. Norris Banks fumbled on the Jayhawk 37 late in the opening period and Ferragamo used nine plays to go the distance, finally plowing over from the one. Cyclone• C rW.e AMES. Iowa -Defensive left end Otis Rodgers recovered two fumbles that led to scores to help Iowa Stale smash Kansas State 45·14 in a Big Eight Conference • football game Saturday. Linebacker Tom Boskey also forced and recovered a Wildcat fumble that led to a score, and quarterback Buddy Hardeman ran for two touchdowns in the Cyclones' sixth victory against two defeats. Iowa State improved to 2-2 in the conference while Kansas Stale fell to 0-4 and 1· 7 for the season. Four player s sco r e d touchdowns for the Cyclones and Scott Kollman had field goals of 39 and 28 yards in lhe homecom- ing romp. 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Tex. -Junior tailback Billy Taylor soared hke a springboard diver Into the end ~one on fourth down from a y urd away with 7:20 to play Saturday, bringing sixth-ranked Texas fech from behind for a vital 31·28 Southwest Conference football Victory over 15th-r anked Texas. The victory gave the Red Raiders a 6·0 record over· all and .33·1 m ark in the SWC. · Poised quarterback Rodney l\llison s parked the Tc<'h com- ~back with his nifty ~crambles tnd un ca nny passing ac· :uracy. Allison drove Tech 36 yards in l5 plays for the game "winning ouchd own a fter freshman "ullback Jimmy Johnson scored 'liS third touchdown of the game .o put Texas on top 28·24 w1lh 13: 55 left. Razorba~k• Roll FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. \rkansas quarterback Ron :alcagni scor ed one touchdown md set up two others with his >assing and running as the 14th- ·anked Razorbac ks rallied for a 11-16 Southwest Conference vie- .Ory over Rice Saturday. Arkansas tr ailed 7-0 at the half JUt scor ed touchdowns the firs t 'our times it had the ball an the ;econd half on drives of 79. 62, RO ind 63 yards. Less than a minute leep in the third quar1 cr, il was W-10. Calcagni 's three-yard run on .he option play put Arkansas lhead 30-10 with 3:08 left in the .bird period. The Razorbacks :linched it without any lime !lapsing. Uoeuton Ro•blt>• HOUSTON -Don Bass caui:?hl four touchdown passes, includrng three in the first half, t.o carry the University of Housfon lo a 49·21 Southwest Confer ence football victory over winless Texas Chris- tian Saturday. The victory boosted Houston's record to 4·1 in SWC play and to 5·2 overall. The Frogs dropped to 0·4 in the conference and 0·7 for the year. Bass snared three touchdown pa ss es from sta r ti n g quarterback Danny Davis and o ne Crom backup Bubba McGallion, as Hous ton quarterbacks passed for 443 yards, 221 yards in the first half alone. Tony Accomando, a star back for Or an_ge Coast College last year . scored a one-yard TD for TCU. 1\flflle• S hine DA LLAS -Wo rkh orse fullback George Woodard rushed for 155 yards on 34 carries and freshman Curtis Dickey dashed for two third-quarter touchdowns Saturday to lead Texas A&M to a 36-0 r egi o n ally televised Southwest Conference victory over Southern Methodist. While the Aggies' swarming rush defense stopped the squirm- ing runs of SMU's Ricky Wesson and Tennelt Atkins, the A&M of- f e n se, e n g in ee r e d by quar terback David Walker , spent most of the afternoon in the shadow of the Mustangs goal But a big-play SMU defense stopped r epeated Aggle scoring threats in the first half and only a 56-ya rd field goal by Tony Franklin avoided a scoreless tie at intermission. Titans Fall, 2 7 -7 Rakhshani Scores for SJ HONO LULU (AP) - Quarterback J oe Mc Reynolds passed for one touchdown and ran for another to key a first-half eruption as the University o( Hawaii Rainbows downed Cal StatAt (Fullerton ), 27-7, Saturday. McReynold.s, a junior transfer Crom Oklahoma, scored Hawaii's second touchdown on a six-yard n and passed seven yards to ligbt end Mike Fletcher tor Hawall 's third score. The visiting T itans, 2-4-1, got ' etr only touchdown In the oukh quarter on an ll·Yard run yEd White. Hawaii, 2·4, closed the scoring n a six-yard run by Gerald reen. ' r t an• Slzzko SAN JOSE -Quarterback teve DeBe rg threw for three chdowns and Jam~ Tucker an for two as San Jose State rushed Santa Clara University -15 in a cross-town coUeae loot- all clash Saturday. Santa Clara, a Divlslon 2 chool, led 3·0 nftcr the ,fi r11t uarter on a Lou Marengo field oal. But lollowlng a S.n Jose field goal by Lou Rodriguez bkh Ued the score, DeBerg, who completed 13or19 passes tor 199 yards, b1t wide r eceiver Larry Joh"1on for a lT•yard touchdown which put the s ahead lo stay. Bert's second J«rina toss at a •9'-Yarder to wide receiver GU)' Dudl~y. DtbtrS added o 13-yard scoring pass later to Vic Rakhshani and Gary Maddocks caught a nother from replace- ment quarterback Ed Luther. Rakhshani is a freshman from Edison Hleh in Huntington Reach. Ma ddocks prepped at Wes tminster. Aztec• RaH11 E L PASO, Tex. -Steve LaPlant booted a 37-yard field goal and running back Charlle Crews bulled bis way to score from one yard out to highlight a 10.polnt third quarter scoring ex- plosion as San Diego State came from b e hind t o d efeat the University of Texas at El Paso 27-16 Saturday night The 1ur1e brought the Aztecs back from a 16-7 first-half deficit and ralat'd their record to 6-1. The UTEP Miners fell to 1-7. LaPlant'1 kick came after t.rrEP'a Ron Bacbofer fumbled at the Astecs 18 with 4:42 left in the third per iod. 49"-•·Cout WICHITA, K an. -Explotlvo Lona Beach State t!Oered early, opened a 21-7 halftime lead, then coasted to a 21·14 victory over Wlcblta State ln lnteneetJonal football Saturday ni~ The Callti>rn1al18 ~,.the eeconct Um• thty bad tbe oau, co- inl" tld'd:l ln tour pl~ e.,,.ed by John Wu hlniton s 13-yard scamper on a pitcbout. Cypress Deals GWC 30-27 Loss By HOWARD L. HANDY Of llM D•lly Piiot SU.ff It was a night of horrors for the Golden West College football team Saturday as the Cypress Chargers spooked them with two late bombs to post a 30-27 victory on the seemin gly haunted Fullerton High School field. As a result, the Chargers re· malned in contention for the Southern California Conference championship and the Rustlers were eliminated. The Rustlers deserved a better fate. But a misplayed, do-or·d.ie pass from Dave Spriggs to Scott Day gave the Charger s a touchdown on the final play of the first half. The 67-yard effort was a desperation attempt with nine seconds remaining as it started. But instead of giving ground, the Golden West defender went for the ball and missed as Day gathered It in at the Rustlers 35 and s printed unmolested to the end zone. Don Kindred's kick tied the score at halftime, 13·13. Then with the score tied at 27·27 and 24 seconds remaining, Rick Partridge lofted a punt to the Cypress 18. Kevin Wood gathered it in, found a wedge of blockers and broke through to race to the Golden West 10-y ardslripe before Jim Bruneaux brought him down from behind with three seconds left. Just enough time for Mike McCullough t o boot a 27·yard field goat as time ran out It was a nlght of aerial fireworks with Golden West's Jim Andrus m etching Spriggs and combining with Bruneaux on the longest-ever Golden West pass completion The duo con- nected on an 86·yard aerial with 3:41 left In the third quarter to put Golde n West in front, 20·13. Afte r this , however, the Chargers came back to score two touchdowns in a litUe more than two minutes with the aid or a Golden West fumble deep in Rustlers territory. But the strong arm Of Andrus brought GWC back quickly as he hit three passes including a 13- yard strike to T om Baiacas in the end zone with 10:26 Jen.. Peter Florin's thlrd conversion kick tied the score, 27·27. The other two Golden West scores cam e on one-yard plunges by Pat McKeon. Andrus completed 18 of 28 a t- tempts with one intercept.ion for 277 yards. · Golden West p ass Interceptions were by Chuck Tuey, Rich Rosen a nd Richard Clemens. 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Lift occ, 6-3 VlSTA-Bllly Yancy tossed three touchdown puses in spuk· Ina Saddleback CoUeae to Its third straight shutout, a 28-0 Mls - slon Conference football win over Palomar College at Vista High School Saturday night. By CRAIG SHEFF ot~ Otlly l'i ... Mlft Scott Lohmsn booted t.wo field goals in the second half, )he last one With •:02 left In the 1ame, givinf Orange Coast College a 6-3 South Coast Conference football win over Santn Ana College at the Santa Ana Bowl Saturday night. OCC, 1lvln1 the ball ~P t.hrt&· • Umes OD t'Umblts In the openlfta ' half, trailed at the intermJsslOn The Gauchos, in runo.ing their Mission record to 4-0, stayed ln a first place tie with Citrus, a 32-0 victoroverChaffey. Saddteback has not been scored upon since the second quarter of the opening Mission circuit win over Southwestern-a span of 14 quarters. The three straight shutouts is a Saddleback record. Yancy, a 5·10, 160-pound freshman from Hamilton Higb in Los Angeles, threw TD passes to Charles Hicks 02 yards), Mike Pardi (46 yards) and Tom Miller (eight yards) and hit on nine of 16 aerials for 109 yards. And the Gauchos' running game went well with Greg Speicher, Yancy and Chuck Van Liew all gaining over 70 yards. But the big s tory was the de- fense, led by end Paul Moberg, s trong safety Jim Davey , linebacker Tony Mitre and cor- nerback Jeff Hopp. Moberg was a standout, as he has been all season long, Hopp picked off two Palomar passes and Davey played exceptionally well. Mitre scored the Gauchos' third TD with 57 seconds left in the third quarter, falling on a fumble in the end tone. GAME STATl$TICS s " F1n1oown1ruV1lnq " 4 Flnt downs ~\\t"9 l ? Flr1f ,,_ns ""nalloos I) 1 Tot•lllrst Clowns II • Y a•OS rushln9 ,,, ,., Y ••di oas111•9 ICl'I u YdrO\ lost 1l ., Net v••d> 9•ln~ 400 I\\ Pvnl\·a•Q. d•>lon<e ~ J8 . 6 ll] Varos o.natutd 10. 110 6 ·~ Fumbln·fumt>I"" lost 11 • l Sdddlei..tk Store l>y Ouar1tn , n It 1-19 Palomar 0 0 0 o-o RUSHING S•ddlt~t.11 lt b Y• YI 4"'1 S!>"•tti.lr " ., 0 11 Yancy II )/ •• H 'lan1.1ew II 10 0 •• Wood s •l 0 ~. ~tfr~ " lA • . ' l<arvey I ' n '0 Miiier I l 0 '<l Tot•I~ so Jl4 11 ~ I PASSING P• pc Piii " pc;I Yancy ,. 9 0 101 )#JJ HVC Def eatf:»d The v lctory, the Pirates• second in tbree conference games, kept tliem in tlUe conten- tion. But they lace three solid foes-Cerritos, Mt. San Antonio and Grossmont-in the final three weeks. Lobmao's game-winning boot, a 20-yarder. climaxed an uphill struggle for Dick Tucker's Pirates, who lacked the same in- gredient they have all year- off ensi ve consistency. But the defense was consistent. The Pirates. led by linebacker Rhett Tucker and safety Steve Foley repeatedly came up with big plays. Foley picked off three Santa Ana p asses and Ron Lamerton had one, that coming wilh SJ seconds to go in the game to end the Dons' final attempt at victory. * * * GAME STATISTICS OGC SA F"sl do•n• ru\ltln<1 s 7 Flr\t downs P&\\lno S 3 Forst dO•nt Plln•lllt> 2 O Total first downs u 10 Y•r<I\ rusrun9 118 tU Ya•d•~u1n9 131 't Y u ds lo•t 31 7S Net y..-ds 9alned 21? 1• Pvnh ... •q <11stante 1·36.0 •·30 ' Yards i>en•llted •·60 11.10 Fuml>IH·fumDlttlo'I 1" 2·1 Store llY Out~ Or~~C~1t 0 0 J ,_. *14AIW J 0 0 0-0 RU SWING O•••t•C.0.•f lcb Y9 VI av9 8~1~\ A ., " •• 8o'i•t '' 0 211 ) 79 (Ot'll ..... 10 • 1) _, 9 Cor,,.11 ~ 1t 0 76 PAr~I I ' 0 I 0 Wttl.,_.,, , ll 0 3) AU\tlf'\ 1 J 0 I S TOI•'' •S 118 38 20 $•nl• An• JA,.lil,t)n II ~I 1 J9 JOf'I•\ ,, 60 1 • I Codv 17 " 00 Ci81v•,, (, J 1 0 ro, 1 J 0 JO Tol"h '° 165 1S 36 P<ISSING Or~•Q• Cout Conley pa pc phi .,. pct • ll 3 0 Ill .387 $1nt• An• Codv IS 1l .400 Calvln 9 1S .1\0 Tola I\ 1J 99 .:u. by a 3-0 count thanks to a 30-yahl field goal two minutes into t.be game by the Dons' Mike Fox. But with Pirates quarterback - Jlm Conley hitting some kw passes in the second ball, the C>f~ tense cam e to life after thb break-enough anyway to set ill>'· Lohman's two field goals. ·:-; Conley bit five of 10 passes !Qr.: 121 puses with three of them .io;· ing to wide r eceiver Dave Pars-tl.:- A Conley pass of •s yards 1Ct · Parsel got the first drive goip~ with Lohman kicking • 27-yarct· field goal with 6:22 Jett in ~: tbirdquarter. :-• And Con l ey and Par s-0:: teamed on a 26·yard strike -tt>: give the Ptrates a first down¥. the Santa Ana 15 with five" minutes left in the game. •• • OCC moved to the two, but Sw\-: ta Ana's defense stiffened, sd- ting up Lohman's game-winning kick from the 10. The game w as marred ~· penalties and fumble?s. SanU:· Ana was assessed 145 yards by t he officials and OCC had another 60. And the P lrat'bs" fumble d seven times , giving · it upon four occasions. Prudhomme Sets Record In Drag Race Don Prudhomme or Granada Hills captured the loth annual Manufacture r 's AA funny car championship at 1: JO lhls morn- ing at Orange County Interna- tional Raceway with a victory over defe nding champion Ed McCulloch in the elimination finals before nearly 17,000 fans. Prudhomme, the winningesl driver in drag r acing hsitory, set a track record Jn the semifinals against Fountain Valley's Tom McEwen. He posted a 6.15 second elapsed time with a 231.36 miles per hour effort in the semis. Minutemen Romp This was Prudhomme's first victory in the Manufacturer's race at OCIR. He also reversed a defeat in the U.S. nationals by Gary Burgin wlth an earlier vic- tory over the Stanton driver. Da te Armstrong came on strong in the BB funny car divis ion to defeat defending champion Brad Anderson in the finals. Liberty C hristian High claimed its seventh victim as the undefeated Minutemen from Huntington B each humiliated host Victor Valley Chris tian, 50·0, in eight-man Christian League football action Saturday night. Another undefeated team, Ambassador C hris tian of Downey, routed the Huntington Valley Christian Conquerors of Newport Beach, 45·0, al Am- bassador Christian Quarterback Paul Ray ran for one touchdown and passed to Chuck Eusey for another as the Minutemen chewed up the turf for 308 yards net and passed for 72 Liberty's Ruben Gutierr ez scored twice on long runs in the first quarter Gutierrez broke loose for a 60-yarder and then l'l ;d\EFT. picked off a Victory Valley pass which he r an back 56 yards for a TD. Eusey kicked two field goals of 27 and 21 yards. The Minutemen have out- scored their opponents359-21. Ambassador Christian opened a 27·0 halftime lead to roll past the Conquerors, who could onJy gain nine net yards rushing a nd 71 passing. Ambassador rushed for 361 yards as KeMy White picked up 237 on 19 carries. Ambassador probably could have won bigger if it hadn't been penalized 150 yards and hadn't Jost six tumbles. The Conquerors turned the ball over three times. Store by DuH'ltn 1.1.,..rty(hrh llan 1q 'I J i.~ Victor Valf~y o o o o-o LC stOrt"q· TOs-Ray, Gulierrei 2, McColl· n•uql10 Thurmond, EYMy, l.OC~t<blt, FG- EU\0 2. PAT-Euwy 7. Arm~trong had runs of 6.47, 6.48 and 6.49 in earlier qualifying runs. These are the fastest ever for a BB funny car. More than 100 cars were en- tered in the biggest funny drag car r acing championship ever staged and the large field wasn't separated for the cbamplonshJp until 1:30 this morning, more than 71h-hours after the first elimination race. Bibb• A d vanre• PARIS -Eddie Dibbs was ex· tended to four sets before be downed follow American Stan Smith in the semifinals of the Parts Indoor Open tennis tourna- ment Saturday. He will m eet J alme Fillol in today's fin al. 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Edir.on, however. has been a jinx team for )'earw to Fountaln Valley, and in add.Woo bu the-- natural ability to stay with Fountain Valley lD an emotional effort.. Both team• are 3-0 In leaiue pla,y and the win· ner will cllneb no wcno than a co-chanu»ton.shlp.. The two have been at ~•eh other'• throats since 19&9 wbeo Edlson'11ftllor.less first.year team stai· gettd Fountain Valley with a 21·20 deleal to knoclc the latter out of the lrvlne Leal\le champiooahip and a berth in the ClF playoffs oo the last wee.tend of the re&ular aeaaon. Edlson leada the series with five wins, a loss and a tic. Another intorestlng matehup ls Thursday night's only Uf!-Aogelus League leader St. Paul or Wllege Roundtp JC, Prep Football F oothall Scores FAR WEST UCLA 30, Washington 21 USC 20, California 6 Stanford 24, Oregon St ·3 Was hington St 23, Oregon22 San J ose St 50, Sanla Clara 15 Hawaii27,CSFull 7 Arus.o P•c•••t JO. Sf M<lry·, C.01 19 Pac:1t1c. Ort. 29, Wl\llrn•n Col 11 Redl•n<:h 11. 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Soutlt aa .. erstleld vs. ~ncllo Al•mllos •I 8olw Grandt l<ltE&WAY LEAGUS W LT Pl< f'A AMl\el"'I a 1 0 146 51 Trov 4 1 o 1n s1 S..v.,,n• 1 2 0 101 76 L°""'ll ? l I SJ 6S • SUnny Hlllt l l 0 11 79 M.IOnO"• ? 1 o se 100 Wtlle<n 1 3 1 41 95 ~•P•r'k I • 0 n IOI S•tu,.ay•s Seo•• $av1nnt 14, Sunny Hills U Thur..s.y•t G•m• A.n•helm vs Lowell •I Le P1lm11 P•rll 'rtdO't.Ol"'H M&OnOll• vs. Sunnv Hills at 8ueM Park 5avan11a vs. Trov at Fullerton S.lurdav'• Game 8utna Par••• Wo\lefn EM,.IAE LEAGUE C't'Of'ft' I.OS Al•11'1to\ U..r• ~elMct IC•lell• K ... ....,., W L PF PA l 0 St lS 1 I 7'1 41 , 1 •• t 2 l3 SS 123446 ~ J n «> ,., ...... .,.,kw• CvorMS 11. s.ddlMMC.k 14 FrlO.y's G1mes Cyoreh o. Los Al•11'ltos •t ~Writ lt-1911• n . Lo••• at La Palma PW1t 1.tturel•y•, 0• .,.. S.ddlebac• vs. ICe"n•dr at u PalmaP••ll SOUTM COAST CON FE tlll!NCE W LT ll'P f'A Mt Sa" Antonio l O 1 M 51 Fulltrloft l I 0 'S '9 Or-Cool t 1 o u 47 San Oli!OO Mew 2 1 0 10 10 Groumon\ I l O S4 •S Cerr111H t l 1 61 1111 SolnleAM 0 , t le, «) ~y'sGall'le 0.-anoot Cont 6. Santa AM I FullOrloft u. Gross.non! 1 Cerritos 20. San Oleqo Mew 1 Saturuy•s O•"'" Gtrrll"' •t Oranoe Coast Mt. San AntoftlO vs. Fuller"'" al Mahelm Sladlu"' Grou"'°"l •I s.1111 Ana. MISSION CON 'E II ENCE W L PF PA S.tddlelMcll 4 O n 6 Citrus 4 o 10 19 Otattey 1 2 •s •S Rl ... r\lde 1 l lJ SI Palomar l 23 80 SanOleOO J d 110 Sa" S.merdllllO J 41 71 ~\II•" 1 l SS OS Sal IH'day '• Scores SMdteM<ll ?I. Pal-•0 CltnaJ1,ChallevO 1u ... ~1c1e u. 5.l" 8~r1t&r<11,., 1 ~ 01-JO. Soull\Wtste<n 29 S.111r,..y•s C•"'" Sari Ole<JO vs. SaddlelMcll •t Mil- ,._ VlelOHlqn ~Fe Sprlnes ru~ Santa Ana's·Kater Del at Sanl&Ana BowL Other Prlda.y James Include three South Coan Leque lmlea and • p.t.r ~Sun.set Leaiue coo.ll'on· t.atlom. In the race for tho South Cout crown lt's C«ona del Kar at Mlaskln Vl*, El Two and Costa Meaa battl101 at Oranc• Cout Collea• and La1una Beach and Dan a HilL1 squartn1 oil at San Clememo HJ~. Saturday's ag~ finds San Clemente and Unlveralty at Tuatio Wgh in South Coast Leacue warfare and Costa Me."a'1 EBtancla mceun1 Cen· tury Leaiue rival Villa Park at El Modena Hlgb. Young Cruis e s Mesa Runners Sizzle A.gain WALNUT-The Costa Mesa High varsity cross country team put on another sen sational performance at the Ml. SAC Invitational Satur- day, here. Getting a 1·5·8·10·19 finish in tho sweepstakes race that featured many of California's top high school teams, the Mustangs barriers finished 85 points and more than 1 'h minutes ahead of second place Helix of San Diego. Junior Joe Young led the Mustangs, pulling away to a seven.second victory over Monte Vis· la's Manuel Sandoval . Charlie Christensen of Edison High in Hunt· ington Beach was third while Mission Viejo's Mike Walterhouse finish~ fourth. Young was timed in 10:13 over the hilly, two- mile course, and the Mustangs' team lime was 52:08, one of the fastest high school marks ever recorded here. It was the fourth invitational won by Costa Mesa, ranked No. lin the CIF3·A poll. In the gi rl s sweepstakes race, Mis· sion Viejo Hi g h freshman Tami Darr on· ce again proved she is one or the CIF's premier girl ruMers, clocking a sizillng 12 : 13 in finishing first. Mt. $AC lt1vll•tleMI Va"lly Rau • MO I Eddv 10 \4• •• Ltw•s t I JS. So. Plemon\ II •t. 62. ararnbll• 11 S4. 70. Oion 12. 11. Rl>ct 17 CS-eosla-Hl-cM• I. YOUllO 10. ll; S. GerllarOI 10 n . e. ~ 10•16; 10. ltol•r 1011. It O.en.ott 10:40. Mtri11a· n . O.rcl• 10·0 ; "-Pt.ti 10•7;Jl.Ancleru"10 S2: SO. Endicott 11.ll;U O.MerHll:ll. Eflson: J. O.rl1te,,.... 10·11; a Got<fttel1110:411. 41. unsctoll t0.59; ~. -'°"II: 16167, Slobofn 11 :n Minion Viejo·'· Wallerllo<$IO:l1; tJ. IA8ontt 10·2': 42. Alldtrson 11 en: SI. Mtrtlft Mt"" 11· 12; 60. Matt Mtm II: 17. Rue tt-est•ncla: 10. Mll<•lf 11·01; 11. Hov•tttr 11 :1'; 1'. McColl• II ?(); 48. Go•r 11:41 ; H . M<C.rtlly II• jC). GdM: t. Oou111au 10·'1; I. OIA"' 10: S7; " Hi>MAVf It 03; n. Jones II·~; IS Oey 11 ·07, !lace It-Uni : 4. Ola.-IO·J1; 17. Lono 10 48; 14. Littmann 10;S'. 24.. Flander\IO'SS;Jl Grat\amll en Ritu 20-0.tl't• Hills 6. Mtuwrl" ll:ot; U.B. Vnquet 11·74; 21 J V•>· quez 11:1'; SO. Pelt 11' 17; U . cactleu• n·as. A•ce 31-L•ourt• Beitel\: u JoMt 11·11; n. Srtyder ... , .. .,., Wtller H:O; ll.C.te 11 ·'7; le Otw•ld II.SJ. J1111l«V•nllv ~ ... "•c. t6-(:dM: '1. L-" 12-C ; U. Srot>erd t,.Jt: '8. Hoott 13:111; 11, Muoull•s 14:«1; to. CkhSMr IS:Oi. Race 36-Ut1I: 2. 8oyd 11 >t; j. Beesmer 11 :"; ' Flellder1 II 41 • 2L Carltor112:42; ,7. Crumley U:S1.. ' Maler Del: 10. Gloudel1'•n 11·54; 12. Oulnn U Cit; U . C"•Pma11 12:10; n. Gomez 12: 40. R.u lt-Ei Toro: 7. HIOQlN n·n· ts. Grll•lva 11: U; 13. Swethlftel ll:U: :n.1not•l3:11;l7."lno1J:l6. ' Eslancl•· U. Shott 12· O; 33. Wat""' 13. ll; 34. McVltllle ll: 16. 46.. Hanis U ·36;61 Clt•tfeoU :ll. Rece ~Oat1• Hiii\· 1 8l'Ull'JttNn 11 · t3; 2. Jellerson II 18; •. Harris 11 :2'; s. Revnotds 11 :~; u. Httms 12 rt. Rec• 41-Edlson; ,6. l(teckntr l2•?S; 10. Curry 12:32; n. ee1112::14; 31 Houston U•U . 44. !.WnSO<\ 12 S4 R.ace 4s-Merlne· I. Bialy 10:S7; s. C.rl 11:12 20. Burt 11. U; 41. Lehtota 1) OO;O.CIHryU.01. Rate •~lu10" Vlelo: 1. 05llo<'ne 11 16:1 McAtfH tt jC). R•te 51-4..IQlllW Be.C:ll: IS. l't!IHIPS U ·S4. II Garf\art 13•01; 21. P.trrl9' ll II; 24. Hen<h 13•14; ll. Sdleullt " en "'"!Imo R•ce lS-Cosl• Mua: 1. Kolar 11 17: IS Cert.an 12:,.; 20. ~ nesw n U ; U . Corcora" f4·2'; iO. ~·u1so1 Mater 01w I Huold 12 to.• ~ 11 16; I) PrifllO tl )4. 2l Ve,...111 13 01. "° G•llf90S ll;O RecP Jl-Merina· tJ. 01 ... nciort; U W•tltr. IS. l1et111no: 11. 9«1\.,...; )6 (Arr R.ce U -Lequne 8eeth: 6. McMlcllat l 11 u . u. Corty IJ:Ot; IS. Shaw 13 01· "· O•o•no 13 OS; 25.. P•tmH•l 16. E• Toro·20 1(1119 IJ 06: Tl. (i;bCK tl U ;79 8nslJ·34; ... JonttSt4·,. Rat e '3 Mlu•o~ ll•t11). ti ~lls 11 O ; I• Vert 17 ••· 11 Rob!_,,, '1 '1; 14. Kelly U. S1; >O. Mc:CltM\ IJ 01 Uni: 6 Sutler 12 13; 11. Andrews 1?·3': •t. J•c-•on 13 19, 4'. Hylor 1)•17;11 Stal>O U 06 R•tt U -E•lonci•: n. Pron U·~: ~· 1-lerslloy I? S' ! 48. Harnetleu~ 13 S4 llau Sl Edi Ion: 11. Tol1'atic 1?·36; ?S S.nd!>rs 11 0 . 21 Oul\1199 17 Sl; l7 Bernard 13:08; u . Freudenbero u u. CdM· l Scott 11·•?: l? CoucJltlln 11 S6:JJ W•xU.S6;31.TlturnerlJ:IO; SS Root 13 ll. ~ ... Hills 46 Bau 13">2; 70 COv· •rt u 1'. GIRLS Vontty R•t• ,. CS~eP\l•-nl-COM IS. .JonM 13 l6 n P\.dlldas 1l 411. •S HOll_,d I' J6; f8. Alveru U:.,; BS. Bfl\he 16 '6; MJH1onV1elo I Oarr 11 13. Uni 16. 01tMr I). J7: •2 Scl\ulU ,. ll; '' "°'"•"'"' u·n : s'.Gooc""• IS It. 11 Murplty 16 07 Co\la Ww 10 !loon•"" 13 JO; 13. F''""' 13 lJ 21 G•llaql\er 13 S7: ~. Telrault 13 st: 31 Purcell 14 03 Race 16 Mator Oet: l9. Jarvi' U 10; 11. Proetto U l6; ?S. CU<f'Y 14 J1; J1. HfO>'rly IS.01; to. O•rll n:n; H•<e 27-EdllOll: t. Jones 13-lAi '- Ferrie 13·47; IS. Curry 14:34; u. 8erQCM11t16·l7:0• Ror11'1n11:1s. lndlvlclval l.oloml Race 29-Maro~•: 1. G•~ U:S9 OaNI Hiiis: Bol1'en 11:26. JuftlOr Y•f'lilY Race 23-Colta Meu: tetrault U .3'1;3 Holllday U•SJ.f.O•vlslS:I?; S. Humollrles 1s·30; 19. ICenn<!dy 19:00. M11te• O~le tl. Tully o . 16; 11. Sou 11•!1; ,S. Beusverl t1:13; 11. OallOll 18 36. tt. S.n Roman 18 u . ~phomore R11ce Jl-Laou"a aeaclt: I. H••· rym1n 13 0'. I. ThomH IS 03; ti, M<irollv 11 14; ~t, Soilaleri 11· 4 . o ..... Hiii" ). l(osm•I• 1J:S1; IL G<lrc11 IS:SI; ?3 Cotner l6; IS. ,.re-dunaft Ract 34-.\'\alcr Ottl 31. L•ub 17:37· 31 O'Harat8·17.3• DeS1tve1a:11. • EI Toro· 10. Glalltr is· 11; 11', Mil•U\l!r 16• 16. 20. Ru~" 16:U; 30. WOrwe r 11 • 3'. Football Results For Area SOPMOMO"• S<-•'ta.An.ft ~ .. Kh I • 0 0-,. (.oroftt Oii Mar O ti 10 1,_. La l(OflftOl TOt-A11Clene111. t(llCl•U•. PAT-A"d•no" fp•n>. OIM: Tl>s-Hubffrd 3, 8 tl9ftl t. Sholll"· Je1sup, H•.,.•w•lll, AtutQl\eft. PAT-H.;b1Mircl4. k-lt't0Mrt9A EIToro O • I~ SW.C-le u O ' ~ ET tcorl~: TOs-GlbO~. -..... PAT~ll-1 lru"I SC: TD\-W.O. t.L.r#ht. PAT-8yrf CP<Oul, P"IStfMAN Sc.,. lly Ou.,ltn Ne~ H•rbor 16 12 6 ..._.,., Wt11rnl"sle1' o o O I._" NH S<orl"tt T01-()'0a1v. O.ddl' 1, Cald-11, Hellrlcl\. St••k"""· PAT-o.Cldl\ (rut1l. PlllSMMAN Sore •Y Quarlt" HU!lt, 8Hth 0 0 0 0-0 Ft". Valley Gotd 7 o " O-ll FV scorlno: TO,-llon Hollen, AnllaUd, Deluco PA. T-St~'"~tl. 'RISMMAN Score lly Qu•rtt" PlutX 6 0 6 0-1? Mater Oel • u o o-n MO uorl"o: T01-Speft(er t • Carlyle. P.t.T-Spencer 1 (r1111•l. 'Rl!SNMAN Seo,. •Y 0..•rltrl ~1• Alla V•lley 16 0 6 o-tt e ... ncla 6 0 • 0-14 E•l..W:I• KOrlno: TO\~rlmk 1. PAT~11r1..,,.r (runl. 'RUMMAN korelly~r1.,, Gardet1Grove o o 6 o-' Irv.... ll 6 0 1)-31 lrv•M Korlt10: TOs-Sw<lftCott t. Hffdlouglt. Tolor.PAT-Raynerl. Three U CI Stars Tie LA MIRADA-UC Irvine's Ralph Serna, Eric Huls t and Steve Scott coasted across the finish line in a three-way tie for first and the An· teaters captured the Biola Invitational in cross country competi· tion Saturday morning. UCI compiled 30 points and Fresno State was second with 59. Serna and Hulst took the lead a mile into the race. Scott overtook· Rich McCandless of Cal State (Long Beach) 400 yards Crom the finish . I (11el ~rn•. Hul\I, Stoll CUC•\ 24 11; •. McGandleu ICSULBl 7• u. S 1.Af\Olord IFrt\no St.I 2• 34; 6 Fredericll•on IUN!ll 2• 31; 1. Ramirer IFruno St I 24 47; I. Wa1111'1re IA.rusa l\ec. I 1• 41, 9. Mo>es IUCll 2•.47; 10 Colley 10,-yl 2• fl : IS. Koning !UCl1 1S 11 21. Bemstel" IUCI I 25· 1'; 22 Slit!( (UCI I 25:32; 16-Alllrnever CUCI 115:44, Pro Scores Nallon•t lash1'alt Auoclflllon ,...,.Orleans llS, NY Knltl<tll2 Cleveland I~. Butl•IO IOS Phlladelpllla tO•. NV Net\ llO 8o"on 116, San Anlon10 111 Mlfwaukeo 10?. Chlcaoo 7 • lt>Olana 111, 1<a"'"' City 102 Hou\ton 105, Washlnqlon 92 Oen•er 113, P"otn1x IOI Goldet'I Slate I 14, Allanla 106 Porliafld Ill, O..lroll 91 ll•tlonal Hockey Ltatuo ~Angeles 4. Clevel•nd l Ollc•oo •. Detrol11 Pttlledelpltla l . NV htandtrl J 8o\lon • Monlreel 3 NV Rat1Qers ?. PHl•burql\ 1 tll•I Allenla 3, Vancouver l ltlel Toronto s. Mln,...\ol• 1 SI. Louls3.Color•do t Newport Poloists Win, 8-7 Newport Harbor m.i. collected its 38th atr~ water polo· victory as Tom Myers scored the winning goal to eqe vb· Hing Mira Costa (Manbatten Beacb). 8-7. Saturday morning. Meanwhile, Villa Park defeated host El Toro, 14·9, and Pasadena College nipped Sad· dleback. 11·10, at the Marguerite Recreation Center. It was a nervous final period for Newport, ranked No. l in the CIF 4·A poll, as No. 4 ranked Mira Costa tied it at seven with a minute tc play. Tbe Sailors attempted a goal, the ball bounced off the goal and Myers was on hand to save the day. Newport had nine kick outs as compared with Mira Costa's three. At El Toro, the Chargers defense was unable to stop the big 6-8 Villa Park bole man who scored nine goals. Saddleback also had some derensive pro· blems, although goalie Koko Koorajian eame up with three blocked penal· ty shots. The Gauchos committed 22 fouls in thE crucial third quarter. * * VAllSl'f'f Scor• .,, ou ... ten * Mire Cott• 2 2 t 2- Newoort H•rbor 2 2 3 t- NH \Corino: llotierti.on 3, 8eell ~ Velle-•mc>. SltY1!nl, Myer1, JUNIO" V.t.ltSITY Score ay OU•r1M't Mir• eos1a o 1 1 t- Htwl>O'l H.,bor t 0 0 i,... NH ltorlnq· llobert•on >.Fults. PllOSM·SOPH Sce<e•.,Ov•rte" Mir• COsla 0 ? t 1- N<!woorl Horbor 1 2 J 1- NH lCQrl"!I: O.Vrles 3, Pollewn .t.lllto<t t. VARSITY kerell10Mr1en VIII• P•rk 6 2 J >- El TMO 2 l 2 2-ET SCOflno: WlhOll 4, SclMIClll ._.,..... JUNIO" VARSITY VlllaP•rlt-1111>y ..... llt P"OSM·SOPH Sctre lily Oii•~• Vlllall'arll 3 • t f- CI Toro ' I • 0- l!!T K0tl119: Awerllamo a. Sctre ll't Ollar1en PaMcttne 3 o • "-'1 5.tddlellac-• 2 o 4-1\ ~dltbac~ .corl"O! Morrc1l1 1, Murplly ), 0.Vora J, 8untl"Q VA AS I TY Score lly Ou••••., Edt\on S 6 • &--9 Bot$.\ 0:,.,,.,. s ' 0 ,_ Edl\Of\ scoring: '4otlma" J. OY1rto1' J, Wtluer 3, Roberts 2, o. Pickford 1 ReOdick, Tutton. c . PlcUord t. Goeu LMirMn, '"•tl\Oll, Allen 1 l'ROSN·SOPH Score lly Ouarten T~lon I 0 ! 1-~ '"'"~· 2 4 2 3-4 lrvl111e scoring. /oltnHll 6 ~Gorml<k2, Taylor1 kore•10v•r1- Cvortn o t 1 r-Tur" ol 'ate I Pl.,<O I 5Krel euuw IO•n1cota) XI II Rt\l'IO A•<~\ CSllOeme-er1 F ar1hon t Toro I Pl"M RACE -6·lh furl-" l W•• olcl1 & UP. AllOW6"<el, f'urW 1.Aor1...,.1 <C•st•"tdftl FllOhll"ll (MellOfneyl X10"J l!O 110 110 114 SOUTHWEST Houston 49, TCU 21 Texas T ech 31, Texas 28 Owlfo •t San 8u,.ardlt'IO Cltr\it•I Soul"-•ler" P•-· •I Rlvenldt SOUTM•tllNC.t.l.GONP~~NC~ Rece '~'" 0.1· 7 Al"" 11 ,.: 35. McC•rlhy tt· 20; 0 Berlr•MI U·U; SI. Stoll n ·.O; 67. OulMt 11 41; IOS McHol'ney 14. 12. Rau 4'-cdM: 20. F~ll•r U.24; 12. Minier 11:16; •1 S.POt'laro 1J•SO; 49. H.,,ley IJ-S4; jC). ParM>t'IS tl· SS. Area Goff Results Ciotclfon West J 1 t 2- GWC "orlt'19. Rice t. l.Hd' 1 Crooll. Jollnlo" Neuo•ll•u•r Wf!"91r O~ Tree Results Ptr'-"W'11•Y •111sT llAC• -.. .,.. tu~ :i vHrolCK. Ct11mlng. f>urfe '6500. I'm A Trew1er (Vt~rAI 10 <IO 4 Ill 3 10 8oullcln? lmaoe CGo11t•1e11 J,20 Mo Mr. Angus CPll'IC8y Jrl '60 Tll1'e -1.11·4'\, Al\O ren -Ho I(• OI, Tiii, At9'1All A•ver. Cer,.etl111. Multttur. Pn>(lreu R~POrl NO ltrllt ... s. SICOND "ACt-61urlC!ftO\. ,.,.., o1$ & uo. Cl•lml,. Pune ilO.OOCL Under t>c- (Ulmblrll 21.10 too uo Relu<ld•bl• C""<Herowt 4,00 'eo HewSl•11'PIHoward) )00 Time -1.10.t1S. Al'° •.,. -Wlncho•°' ltl._ HweOe Bullon, lt"IOht Mahr, Trte Po•, Ptlt'ICllO $e9W.. "94N A Wiii, l'\Mt Ot-.. Noscralcllet U 0.119 OM!tle. 111-t'M A.,,.,,...,• ·~ o.c-. ,. ... sau. ... TlCl"D "AC• -.. ~ """"'9. ~ ~-~·='°'" COlb 6 ....... RtK~ CMt Hllf'OU9 t A TeQUll.Swlfla CR•11'1,.•I I.» t.• HilllTMO\lrQlll'(Lem'*1> a.• Tl--t.11•trS Atw ••Ill -A· .... YOll.llty ....,., "'1MI NOtl<8. 0.Me tn S-, 11111.,. Comma~. Hlt'I Trea-, Prine.Of ....,...,. A•W.WllllMliOWMclCllltry. Ho Kratcllet. -' ...... 1A .... u • .... Tl"" -1 48-4./S Aho'"" -Prl111C• H•rold, ~o ''· H•POY StrlllQS, Pe rtlll•ll. Civme•clndo 11. NO •«atCllH. SIXTH "llCe -1-1'16mll"·*ye.tl' lllch Allow1ncu. PurH 'U,000. NOTurnl~Q CTorol & 10 Mister °"" IShooll'l•ller 1 0.bfqllle" (PlnuyJrl Tlme-1.4. .. 115. Al'° ri1n -aoton e en. Perfect Hit· ttr. Bronr.t Tobl111, Sir Altundtr. 54~. True Cllll!Ms. PreildMc.,. S<r•tclled-6wllt H11rol\, llVINTM ttACE-One l!llte. > '9M elch. All-llC:lt Jo Pllrsd 1 .. 000. ~Pr·-lf'IM•'t Jrt 5.10 UO t.tO 0...0f0c.i•l~.,l4AO MO Oo°""L "-I UO Time-I n .J/S. Al• , .,. -ov .... it1c o.. Vino PlllO. C.fll'f't Rtl•C1. Cold~. c.ietko, •tf'Oy 8r1W11. Hot Wlftd. krW1cNCI -I lie Of f'er aelt-. u •ll.llCU. -.*"'< ...... & .. 0-0IOUI&. .... ........ •tOttTM •...ca -'·" ""'-C10t tlltf. Plllles ·-·*-•olell6-Htndlceo. l'Uf'M ~.ooo ..... u. .-.ilfthHa""'l(- V•llOftN (V ..... al tl.10 S.60 S.te .__,.11 C~llCllY Jrl uo a.oo Aecre ti ll.Mnbtrt> .,. Abor<111 -0.hlle. ~-'· Ca MtKll. °"' rint DtllO"'-Silr'rwNr SlotllllftCJ. Stnvlllf, LuOy ,_.,, !l. Ml"9! !Cetlltttn. ~Dewlct'• TOllll\ ,._ Mlluitt Fteld. , S<ntlt._ •Miu T.-.,.. "IN'l'M •aca _..,,,. "'".-. , vur •ICI• • ua. Oalmln9' PllrM \tt,000. ~lllnOlltt CDllllc.tal tt.• Ull UO Oallll'IU.alM fCt•Mll S.• UO aart,._.,._CT~> a.a ,,__UN.ts. 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S9 Stark u · 1•. Race 47-L•?""• aeech: '· Al"'" ll·U ; 4. "'4!rP1e ll;SI; • ~Cit ,, Ot; u .... trowl<h 12:2'; "· wvmAll n ·•I. Rece4t-Ml$>lon Vie lo: t. B<l~tev tl~:M: 3Sllrtwr11:41. t , Oulst U.t); ll.O.sl\U:311H L&""'"G ll 54. Oa"" Hill.: 10, McC•llfl t2 20; IS. Aotl" 11:2'; 21.Jollnson 12·37;41. RllQ., QIH U: 19; S7. Meyer IJ:". tllace SO-El Toro 14 Juck U ,.;10. Jarntt 11:40; 16. Olm~nl!I n ·47; .01. W!>tnll.•&1'7 ConearU·l&. Aac1 '1-EdtlOl!i II. HulM lt•OI; 1l Gllolt111:14; JO. F•rrl> 12:14; :n. Ror,...n It: t7; 41. l(lrlel~ 11:44. Merine:•· t..oY• 11:.IO: ta. war.- It s•: 11. Pet'lderohu t U:07: "· L.tbOVIC It. IO;IJ. S.bte t1:tl. Co''" Mua: I. St\.ckleford It: tO; 3. l>ltterse111 ll:U; 4. ICnlPO 11·16; 4. Sprague II: JI; t. T011'11n t1: fO. SANTAANA CC "'-tch Vi P•• Tour"•-nt: A l'llOht-1. Mary V•rltY, 1-; i. 111411 J.Klllt Votllll, Alyce tMll, ). ctown. B Fllohl-1 JH" Trloten. -..; 1, (Itel Le• i..e ... vearl, M•rv Lou Kier Bobbi• Fa•lty, 1·dow11; ~. 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UKE MOST 13 ·year-olda, Rex Humbard liked the circua, but could never afford lb 10. He re· members watching Rlnglin1 Brothers put up their bJ1 tent one day In Hot Springs, Ark., and when the crowds began pouring in, he got mad and clenched his fiats. "Ir God h811 a tent like that,'' he said. "he'd have a crowd like that. God ought to be on Main Street." To Rex Humbard that meant a big, plui.h cathedral. TODAY, H U MBARD at 57 pre sides over the multi-million dollar Cathedr al or Tomorrow. the world's I argc:.t tcleH~1on ministry, headquartered in a domed cathedral of black marble glass, symbolic or lhc curvature of the earth the ministry covers. It stands on State Road, amidst Young Autlwrs Full of Fantasy By ANNE COOPER • OI ·~· D•llv Pllol Sl•lf If the l'hildren al Castille School in Miss ion VieJO are typical. perhaps what our \\Orld ll"JdC"rs need is children to ad\ 1!-.e the m they'd never run out of ideas. Chilrlrcn in the lower primary grades <first through third> at Castille were uskcd lo write stories about a Halloween witrh with a broken broomstick. The youngsters approached the assignment from many different angles. Those who <'hollc to have the grounded witch ride a difrercnt kind or trans portation came up with everything from a cloud to airborne roller skates. Among these creative thinkers, a magic carpet or a vacuum cleaner Wt're only mundane altcrnati\'eS lo a fl ying broom OTHER CHOICES HAVE dii.linct advantage!\ O\ er a broom. Tak<', for in· slanC'e. a cow "The witch flew on a cow with magic potion because she lo~t her hroom." v.Tole a C'h1ld who i.1~ncd her name a.., Launc. "She took her little cluldrcn with her . There" as a lot more room on lhe cow.'' ''The witch lost her broom and she dido 'l know "hat lo do," wrok Debbie P. ''She tried her cal but it didn't \\ork Then ::.he tried a bird. It didn't work Then she tried ajel. lld1d work " "ONCE: THERF. WAS A witch named Witchy," wrote Bill Rodg<'rs. ''Wilchy had a black cat named SC'ratch. One morning Witchy and Scratch woke UJ) and Witchy's broom was gone-~ "They looked everywhc-rc ! They C\'cn rented a boat to RO out on the Parlfic Ocean. Then they decided that an) thing that cleans should work becaus e a broom c leans. · 'Witchv triC'd a bottle of ammonia but it dido 't "ork. Su Witchy and.Scratch bought a new hr oom, and Scratch serul· ched the paint orr and rode away." ALI. BY JIERSF.l.F, MARIANJ'l;E Maiolo came up with "a magic carpe t or ma} be a vacuum cleaner or maybe a map \\llh a motor on it or maybe a bluebird." Lisa Rarraclli wrote that she had the good luek to run into a witch who was crying over the loss of h er broom. Lii.a wc-nl !Klme and returned with a broom. "l"o. no. you don't understand,·· said the witC'h. "A mag1t broom. not a regular broom." "On you ha\ c any magic potion?" asked Lisa SHE DID AND "SHE lapped it right up and il worked for the broom. :-;o the "Itch and l went lrick·Or·treating on her broom ·· All)!l'la n runo'o; Wll('h got so 1.h:-;cour aged by her broom C'hnngini: loto 11 hat and her hat into a cut lh al s he went hom1• and found hl'r l' al in her dinn<'r of "toad samlch with blud and p1clcbrcd. ·· "She whl1pcd the rat." wrote Angela ''T he C'ats l.!ycc; turned i:rern and !iccrd lhr wih·h right out of her pants .. a 1audy strip or rasl·food atores and ahopplng cenlera ln thls northern Akron auburb. But lt la a lon1 way from tho evangelical world or Humbard'• parents. whose six children sang in the church services as they carried the word from town to town and rounded small non· denomlna t1onul churches ln 'B•••ard elai•• lte reaelle• 42 _.,,. .. peeple a to-*....., I• Ma•Ua •t lease, Illa audletH'e raih19 b hlglter th•" ~h pep11lar •hotcf •• 'ICeJak' and 'B•JtPtl Day•.' Arkansas. H umbard was or - dained in one at the aee or 24. His formal education had ended with !ugh school AFTER NEARLY ZO years of those evangelistic crusades, Humbard decided preaching from the platform of a truck at street meetings was not e nough. I le dropped off the Lour in 1952 APWirolloto Jimmy•O•LUHf~rta Look-a·like pumpkin an ap- propriate gift for the eve of Halloween was presented to Presidential candidate Jimmv Carter in New Orkuns Suturday. Jet Hijacker Faces Charge MUN ICH , West Germany <Ar > We s t Ger man authorities prepared air piracy <'hurstes Frid.1y agalnst a young C'1ech accused of boarding a de· pilrting Czechoslovak domestic mrhner al gunpoint In Prague and hijack.Ing It to Munich. i\fter t he plane returned to Prague with ill' oriJZlnal 110 passen1crs and crew members t•arly Frirlay. the Czcchoi-lovak i;:ovcrnmcnt requ<'stcd exlradt. lion of the hijacker. and de~lded to atay ln Akron. J lo hAd '81 ln hia pocket Now, trim al 5·foot.-ll 1tnd l~ poundJ, he weera tallor~made sulta, a 1old rln1 sluddtd wlth small dlasnonds and a n ex· pensive dilllal watch. He Uve1 in u $200,000 home that lhe Cathedral owns And every Sunday his one-hour television programs. taped from actual setvlces at the Cathedral or d uring crusades abroad, are beamed by nearly 500 television, radio and ahort·wave ataUona to every atate in the Union and every continent h'.l' the world. Humbard claims he reaches 42 million people a week. and ln Manila al least, hls audience rat- inl ls higher t han such oopwar shows as "Kojak'' and 1'Happy Days.'' PRODUCTION AND purchase of time for the Sunday morning television programs uae up two· thirds of the Cathedral's annual budgPt of $12 million, his or· ganizatlon says. Much ot the money is now raised through s mall con tributions. Humbard began on network radio 45 years ago and has been on television every Sunday for 25 years. "Jr you go back 25 years ago," he aays, "there wasn't nny Bishop Sheen, Oral Roberts, Bil· ly Graham, or any of them in the television media the n." AN ASS O C I ATE SAYS Graham ls possibly better known than Humbard because he is af· filiated with the Southern Baptist Church, his crusades are bigger and he has been friendly with presidents. But Humbard drew 80,000 peo- ple in a crusade in Nairobi. Ke nya, a year ago, many of whom stood for fi ve hours in the hot sun to hear the Swahili translation In Sydney, Australia, this sum· mer, crowds waited oulside the city's opera house for five hours to pray with him . He drew a standing.room·only crowd in New York's Carnegie Hall last May. DYNAMIC AND ANIMATED, Humbard appeals to the m asses. mixing plain Bible talk with s h owmanshi p , featuring spirituat.s done In country · western style to the beat or a guitar from the Catl\edral's 168· foot stage. The 5,000 seats arc often filled. "I call that hunger." he says. "For what? For someone lo pray wtlh them , som cone to tell them that there's somelhini: good In the world. somebody to s ay. ·Let's love each other."' The $10.5 million Cathedral complex houses the televl&ion studios and the staff of 50 that edits the Sunday tapes, ad· minislrftive buildings and n restaurant. HUMBARD HAS expanded in- to other businesses. including a girdle factory in New York that made $250,000 profit in its first year. But Humbard also has had trouble. He financed his ministry in the 1950s -when he was start ing his television programs and building his cathedral by sell · ing $12.5 mlllion in unregistered securities and by taking a $5 million loan rrom the Teumsters Union. In 1973, state and federal authorities sued, charging that Humbard had overextended him self and sold unregistered securitlea through unlicensed salesmen. The Cathedral never admitted any gwll. but Humbard paid back S12.5 milllon In bonds and notes the last three years. .IAMES S. R~ECE, slate securities comrr\lasloncr. con sider• the case resolved and the Federal Securities and Ex· change Commission p1ans lo drop its suit. Reece also considers Humbard "a 'cr y dedicated man who always maintained the Idea that this was all a big mistake from the beginning. . . " Humbard insists that he did nothing that other churches hu· ven't done. a nd that the SEC told l'tim 20 years ago that religious, non-profit organizations did not have to register securities. "THAT IS A VERY broad statement ," says R eece . " ... Ohio is one of the few states requiring churc hes issuing securities to register them. 1 • can't argue with Rex being UP· set." Humbard says his Cathedral is run by a nine-man board of direc· tor'). has outs ide auditors and has its own attorneys. It does not is- ~ue a prospectus He says he (tCls a sal.Jry but declrncs to dii.close the amount. Aides justify llumbard's large home because or his "mterna· tional stature" as a television minister that requires him to en- tertain dignitaries. TWO OF HUMBARO'S sons, Rex Jr., 33. and Don. 29. produce and direct the television shows. His. wife of 34 years. Maude Aimee Jones, and hi s daughter. Aunec Elizabeth. 16. arc Mngcrs on the show. Humbard says his followers believe in him. "I don't have millionaires." he says. "The majority. a whole lot of people. just send in S5 to SIO a 'D1111a111ic and anlt11ated. 810t1hard appeals to the t11a.se•, •i~lng plain Blhle talk with shoac111anslaip. featuring spirifuals done in country• western style to the heat· of a guitar ... • month. We're not borrowing any rnorc monC'y. We owe money &>me people think we don't ow<· any money. We owe over $5 million on this complex. But It's under a m ortgagtl (lo the 'r<'amsters ). We',-e nc\'cr missed a puymcnl yet. DR. OO!'<ALO WE88, \'lCe president of the Methodist Theological School in Delaware. Ohio, says Hum bard's ·•tc<.'h111 - que is to com bloc plain talk "1lh modern media methods and that 1s very successful. Churches stay with traditional langua~c and worship forms and that doesn't appeal to everybo<iy · llumbard opens each ~erv1('c with his themt! son~. the mui.1cal \'C'rsc of P salm 103. Verse I "Bless the Lord. 0 m) soul: And all thot Is within me. Bl<'ss Iii~ Holy Name." llis sc-rmoM hA\'C' (10<' theme· "You ha\'e failed. You have 11\nned. But Gnd lo\'eA you nnd Ood will help you if you 'll coml' to him." AT Al,TAR CALL. he invites those "not born again, who have nol made a decision for Christ" to <'Ome forw ard. lie does not talk about healln1. but <'alls the sick forward to be annointed with oil by the elders and to offer prayer. "l pray for people, 11 he says. •'I'm not trying to tell these people about a doctrine or de· nomlnatlon. J'm trying to tell them that J esus Christ said love your neighbor, don 't lake somethlng that don't belong to \OU. I'm here asking you to open \our heart and lcl Ills spirit come in and help you to do the thmgs that you already know you should do and quit doing those thmgs that you shouldn't do. ''J\S A RESULT, l have the blessings in many countrles of the archbishops, the monsignors. or everybody J have fellowship \l.ilh the .Jewish faith, with the Catholic Churc h. with the Bap· tisls. all orthem. because I'm not preaching doctrines." His Cathedral orTomorrow, he says, could have been in Tim· buktu. "But I was in Akron when somebody said there are more people ali ve right now than ha\'e lived and died from Adam and Eve. And I did a little research. lt took 5.830 years for one billion people to be living at one time. Thal 's how long It took them to multiply. It took less than 100 years for two billion, in leas than 30 years we added to threp billion and now in less than 10 years we've added another billion. THERE ARE FOUR billion human beings alive riaht now. which m eans the moral obU ga· tion of people of faith is more in one generation than all the com· bined generations that's ever llved ... ·•1 said, 'We're not rea<'hing them.' And then that new thing <.'a lled TV where people were standing oul in front or plate glass windows looking through at that box lh the window. They didn't have them In their homes . It was new. And I saw how powerful that thing was and said. 'That'll It. God gave us that lo reach the world and I 'l"I'\ going to stay in Akron and I'm going to go on that.'" • Humbard adds: "T H ERF. ARE PREACHERS who arc giving the message of Christ and then there's some that's IO .i 11 kind a of things from polltic11 and everythmg you can tl11nk or I never get into politics I never get into these issues. I JU!it preach Jr~u~ and l figure that's enough." And he concludes· "My dad ne\'er left me a dim«' when he died. Rut hr left me the greatest I nherilu nee t hut any man can h11ve And that's In- heritance or faith in God. And I treasure that. But J know whaL It is to go to bed hun~ry I know what It is to 11lecp on a floor. I know what tl is to do without. And today, if I never had a dime, I'd still pr<'ach. Because I believe In lhJs... • Fish-Game Bad Name? 111ePu1t1pfcl11 ) Slx-year·o1d JacilCJelJne Deet.J of Salinas Joins two frtenda hot t.M pdmpkln paten and plnys her own H4llowccn prank. You • I han lo be six years old to aet away with thla prank: otherwise. you don't have those · jnck·o-lantern teeth. l SACRAMENTO (AP > - Cellfornla nature lover• may have to pay for that •troll If\ the woods or that peek at a rare blrd to help finan ce whal could become the California Depart· ment ot Conaer~atlon. lt'e tho Departmenl of Fish and Game now, but Director E.C. Fullerton uys he support.a a re - commended name change. 11£ i\l.80 ENOOB8E8 a llet of programs developed by t he CiUJen Nonaame Advi10ry Com· D\_ltlff. Tbty lnciude a toll·rt-hot·Une rqr reportlnt wildlife abuaes, whlc:h Fullerton HY9 the dta>art· mtnt ia lnvuU••*' .. a com· mlU.••ICMflht etrott to bHI up non11m1.,, Udlll• protettJon. But pattln1 1ome d the pro- 1rams Into elrect would require (OUTDOORS J new tevenue for the financially aqueezed department, aay8 P'\l.llorton. HE SAID TH t department also 11 "w•lchln1 closely tbe ef· forta or the Mluouri Department or Conaervallon to obtain funding from a special tax 11 derived from federal taxes on certain typc6 of outdoor equipment. Jbe Sheehan. a department apokaman, aaid the department ((els about $8 million a year In re· batet from federal excise taxes on aportln1 arma, ammuniUon and filhtn1 tackle. ontn AREAS ntAT might be considered for taxation he ..... .-..-...------·· .-. said, a re sales on boall, equip· mtnt and auppltea, backpackln1 1ear, birdwatchers' blnoculara and mat('rlals uald by nature photo•raphers. The department hu no plana to lncreue huntln1 afld ll1~ln1 license and permlt t~. ,,hlct\ provide moat of the "'-h a4 Oame budget. Inflation has outatri~ the amounu recelved on llJCh fte•r to the elate ln reaerit years al· located t o the department general taxpayer dollars. Non,ame contribution• have provided only a emaU friction of the Fl.ah and Game budiet. Sheehan 11ld thG coat ahoufd be apread over a lar1or 1ttmerit of the pot>ulallon, lncludlftt thole who tn,Joy the foruu WherJ Fish and Game offlcial1 rnalntaln wildllle habitat. ' Sondey.Oclober3t 197'8 DAILY PILOT CJ ' Gimbs, Patterson· Farris, Wiggilu ~ngressmen CiaDenged 6. 4 2 ~ B yO.C. RUS'nNGS Of .. Oellr '11•UC.wt . When the end or the ~on ad· mlnlstratlon was 1n sight. ll was. Republlcao Charles Wiggins whu was Nixon's most eloquent and · per suasl\te d e fender on the House J udkiary Committee. It was the handsome, silver- haired congressman's televised defense of the beleaguered pres i- dent that endeared him to many Republicans throughout Ute land. There were enough or those Republicans in the 39th Congressional District to give Wiggins a landolide 1974 general e lection victory over Democrat1c challenger William Farris. WIGGINS AN D Farris are re· m atched in Tuesday's general election. • I Despite Wiggins never having Uved in his home distnct (he is the for mer mayor of El Monte in Los Angeles County), he again 1s a heavy favorite to defeat Farns. 38TH DISTRICT OFFERS CLASSIC SHOWDOWN James Combs (Left) Challenges Rep. J erry Patterson 5 6 7 8 Some of the Republican r e· ,Ostration edge h as disappeared. But there arc still 11,000 m ore re· gister ed GOP voters than Democratic voters. l\nd in North Orange County cities wher e Democrats hold the r egistration edge, La Habra, for example, the vote is usually Hc pubhcan. Far ris, a n attorney and a member of the Orange County Transit District Board of Direc· tors, has run h arder jn 1976 thun he d id m 1974. He also has spent more m oney than he did two years ago • .But Wiggins still is favored lo win. In the 38th CongrL'SSional Di'i trict, Howard Adler was the Democratic Party chieftain s choice in 1974 to inherit th•· Congressional scat held for 12 years by Rjcbard Hanna. BUT THEN Santa Ana city councilman J erry Patterson dt>· feated Adler jn the Democratic primary and went on to win ovt>r Vietnam POW David Rebman in the ~eneral e lection. Nowt Patterson IS rully backC'•I by h15 party's chiefs and is a heavy choice to d efeat Republican James Combs in Tuesday's election. Combs w as ready to have a ~o al the 40th Congressional :-.cat held b y Andrew Hinshaw ( R· Newport Beach) last spring. But when former congressman J ohn G. Schmitz returned to the political wa rs, Co mbs packed his baJ!s a nd head ed for a con· ~ervative-liberal s howdown m Santa Ana. CO~IBS, A former prcucher who now lists his occupation as a business owner, (')eared his rirsl hurdl e when h e won the Republican pn m ary eleetion. Bul Patterson and a pre- dominantly Democral1c dislnel are a much higher hurdle. Combs has harped on a $30,000 loan incumbent Patterson r e- ceived from a Or. Lows Cella· Richard O 'Neill business firm m 1974. But Patterson began repa) ini: lhe loan six months ago and has ht•rn unmon·d )), Comb ... ' rl1• mand lh<.1l 1L hl'. p:iid off 11n- WIGGINS· FOE Wiiiiam Farris mediately ratht.'r than al j SSOO a monthchp. The 43·ycar oltl attorney has I kl•pl m close contact with his home di stri ct duri ng hi:-, rreshman tl'rm and that has ht.•lpl'c1 makt.' h1rn a hea\'y favorite Tut.•..,cht). D A I L y City Measures Pending p I L 0 T By STEVE M ITI:m :u , Of th• 0•11, Pilot ~1•11 Voters in sever.ii Orange Coast tities w ill be votins: Tuesday on issues of Joe a I importance. Som e o r the ballot measures arc controversial. some a rc> housekeeping m ca~urt.·s rc'1Ulr· ing \'Oler approval. There is little controversy over a reappor tionment issue in thl' Capistrano Unified School 01:. tnct (CUSO >. which would rear· r:mge seven trustee areao;;_ R eapportionm ent 1s nc· ct.•ssary to correct 1u1put,1t1on Leo: All Actions Are Intensified ~10ND \Y, NOVEMBER l R) SYDNEY OMA RR ARI K"i (;\l,irc•h 21April19)-You ~et inr11rmal1on that had hern conc(•al<'<I You finish assignnH'nt. garn plaudits, arr 1nv1tt'c1 lo jlllO oq~anization . You are presentc•d ~1th document which ran opcn many doors. TAURUS IApril 20·May 20): You rind new ways of :1th1eving ,::oaf. obj<'ctive. Means you a re able now lo avoid direct ronfrunt at1ons with those who have been block mg e r forts. A dynam1t, "showy·: individual befriends you -and doors begin to open. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study Taurus mess aRe. Emphasis on taking nng roads. You get where you'r e gomg by circular route. One who wants to share and teach is bl\L awaiting your word or signal. C'ANC'F.R (June 21-July 22): Leave details for another time. See bl'yond apparent limitations. Perceive potential. Uc agre-eable to one who sugnests oul-Of·way entertain· ment, social arrair or dining place. Gemini, Sagittarius could figure prom mcnlly. 1.F,O I July 23 J\ug 22)· Whal you do is intensiricd Em· phJMS on <0omm1tmcnt. getting involved, 1nvrsttng. getting "JX'<'1hc ahout m•t•ds. noals. motives. Wh al had heen ob· ..,1•un•d will <'Oml' lo ll f,!ht purtner. mate and money art• in 1111·ture You art',ablt· lo locall' arlldt• that h.td bt·t>n lo~t .mrl ,\'OU abn t'lc•ar up a my:-l<'r) VIRGO 1 J\u g 2.'I S<•pt 22) You g:11n in:-.11(hto;, rind out ahoul ll'g;il rights. rf'~lriclmno;, ch..,<·ov<·r who control-; prices, who ran uid ~ou us rontra:-terl to those who take· an<·' 1•ry. \'Cry ,good' tJBRA <St•pt 23-0cl. 22 I. One who cares about your life nnd hmb make:-a J)ll'a. B<> rt'Cl'pl1vc Domestic adjustment 1s 10 order. includ111J: atlt't1t11m to safoty ha7.ards, electrical apphanccs anc1 the like. lit· practical. Protect your own in- t.cr ests. Cooperate m brini:1ng greater harmony within family <'ir<'I<'. SCORPIO <OC'l. 2.1-Nov. 21): Creativity. funds to ac· <'Omplish des ires and goals -these are part of agenda. J\c- <'ent on children. impulse, change. s peculation, attractive· ness, response to member of opposite sex. Pisces, Virgo figure prominently. • SAGITTAR IUS CNov. 22-0e<'. 21): Obtain valid hint rrom Vir go m essage. Avoid self-deception. See people and places as they are, not merely as you wish they could be. Practical outlook is a necessity -appUes especially to home and property. Get priorities organized. If single, talk of marriage is "strong." CA.PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Finish rather than in itlate project You are "in touch" w\th stubborn relal1vc who wanted you to change your principles You find that sho rt trip brings about reunion with more humor involved Utan drams. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feh 18) New approach to money affairs 1s indicated. You take a more practical approach. one which precludes mixing cash and friends. You find that you have a personaJ responsibility which cannot be shunt I'd aside lo wcllwi11hcn •. private cheering sections PISCES < f't•b. 19-March 201' Lunar cycle is s uch thal conflict boonihcrrungs tn your favor. Judgment, intuit1on are on taqu~l )•1U gain by sharing knowledge, you learn by teachin11 Individual you aided in past makes appear:.ncc and returns the favor and the money, U Novembtr lst ls your birthday you are inlen!I<', <'reaUve. very attractive lo opposite sex. s tubborn. tem· J)t'ramental, lnv~nUve and according lo som t' "a tmius." Leo a nd Aquarius ~rsons play important rotes in your lilc. 1mbalancl.'.., ''hi ch have oCl'urrcd because of rec(•nl growth within lht• sµrawling d1s trirt. C.'l'SO vntcrs also will elect a new :-chool board member from .1 r1eld or four candidates. In CostJ Me .... a. rcmtroversial Rl'f<•rendum Measure K. gives \Oters in that c1t\ a chance to de· ride whetht•r a · Cadillac dealer 1111 II arbor Hoult.•\'arcl will be ablt.' to expand his auto display an•a nnto an ac1prt'nt lot. rormf'rl\' lOOl0<1 for n•:-.1'1t'nl 1.11 UM' • llomrov. nl·r:-111 the housing tr .1rt adj <.tl'C nt lo thC' car dl'- Jler:-.htp, are opposl'<I tn a com· mtrcial l.Olllllg for thc par('PI, :rnd for<'l'O th<· r1ty into placing the• ISSlll' on ttH· h;dlol i\ YES \'Cllf' "tllllcl rl'la111 the• lot .1s c11mm(·rc1al /\ No \'Ol<' woul<I n•turn I hl• :'!,000 -;quarl· root parcel hJck to :-.1ngll' familv rt' :-1denlial use. · llunltnS?ton Beach 's 77 ,497 \'Olers face two propositions thut would r evise that city's charter. Proposition .M. sponsored by an untHax group, would r equire a 6·1 city council m ajority before nny new taxes or fees could be· raised or levied. Propost11on N is the council's nllernative IL would rcq111rt' a two thirds tnujority, or rlVl' urfirmatl\'C 'oles. to pa:-.., 111· r.1i..,e new !axe" l)r rC'es llunlinglon fil•.trh lhJ!h Sc·hool 01Strirl \'Ult'r:> will fill a \'<JCant ..,chool hoard slo;1t Tnt·....clay Four c·a nd1datc•:-. .11 t· -.t•f'ktng thP o;c•at P R 0 r o s ,\ r. s 1• on r <> rn 1 n J! paramc·dit·.., (;11·p \'Oler:-1n L1guna lk:t('h and St•:rl H1·ad1 l.a,::un:r's to,!l!i:t \oler!l art• lw ing askNl to :-up port a SC'vcn Ct•nl I a x o \' <' r r 1 c1 1 • I o r 1 n a n c t' f)ll ram ed ll'.., In Seal Beach. \'oteri; will d1• <'ide whether or not they want a <'1ly-0pcr al1.'d p.i rumcdic team Re11idents ther(' "111 vole on a propo~ed 17 crnl hike in their property lax rat,• to finance the city-run emergency unit. LA Burning Victim Dies A Long Beach man who was roshed to Orange County as a last resort after bein,:: treated for severe burns in two Los Angeles County fa('1htie~ dkd F'riday nil(ht in thl' burn unit at UCJ Medkal Center Doctors suid Willi am A Gibson, :13, wa:1 undergoing skin 1m1fl:o; to about 70 percent of his bocty when he s uccumbed lo burns sutff'r d in his home a month ago. Hosptt.aJ 0Hkiah1 sajd Gibson Wl\S truttd ut Long Beach Memorial Hos pitul and the burn untl al USC M e d1ral Center bdore bcinl( tran~terred tc Oran1~ County. c L A s s I F I E l o 6 4 2 • ............ _. M-£1 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ,.__-· 1 vncr. Ge•rel I 002 AU real esl11l" advertised ••••••••••••••••-••••• in thls newa~apu b e;ub-Count your blesalt\R11. but Jed lo the • ederal Fair don't count OQ lot.s or Housing Act of UGll Ume to decide on this. 3 whkb maJtee It Ulei11l Lo beaulllul bdrm:s 2 ba~ advertise •·any vrc· extras. Hurry. '$58100'. <erence, 11 mltat1on. or 963-:i67l ' lhi.cnmlnallon ba:.l>d on • ra1..-e, color, rohg100, Sl'X. ---~ ur nallonal or1.iln, or ;m intcnlioo to muke any -.uch l)ll•Cercnre, hm1ta lion, or d1sl'l1 ttlmullon. ·' Walker & lee Reol fstote GREENBELT ~~:!.~~.~~ ....... ~~~!:!.~~:.~~.~ .... , .. ' ~~ .......... !~ ................... !~ ...... «S ....... en w The Dalebout Association 642--7408 m Dovel' Sbores/Baycrest/WestcIUt a: Speciullsts 2.:Jover S~ore~ 'l'his ncw111.1.111l•r "111 not know1ni,:I) Hl'\·uvt ,111y udvl•rtis1ni.: lnr 1 "al ('State WhH'h t" rn 111vlu lion ofthe I a\\ Extraordinary Cu.stom Offering .. Forty-Four Hundred Square Feet. Four Bedrooms. Pool. Jacuzzi. Colossal View. Largest Lot On Ga l axy Drive. A Home or• Sparush Ute roof covt•r:-. Ch Dl · A d F this 3 bedroom Con aracter, gmty ... n un. Houses for Sal• domlmum located on a ~~ huec greenbelt. Up· 1:raded with wood, GftM!t'al 1002 Geaerol 1002 paper, & carpeting. • • • • • • ••••• • ••••••••••• •••• •• ••••• •• •••• ••••• • ·•••·••·••·····••······ 1002 OPEN SUN.1-S w & L 1200 E. BALBOA BLV. BA YFRONT Walker & IA:'e I Udrm~ . I baths: new ltt•al Estate flcver 1X'Cuµ1ed 1 2 Mor>. 646-771 l lot-; of wocxl & S:lj,,!I: Pll·r --------ror boat. 1'1cc \\ .1kr \ \t'W 1 S211l:i ,~lll0 b73 3btil b 12·22.\J !::Ill'' m Associated LJ3SOUTH COAST et •o IOI> Brokers $~R4UN\-~£tr ~·~ That Intriguing Word Gome with a Chuclcle I I I I I' I S [ TN [ l I () r .. , "" ''• c• •" ""ei.d 11 0 11 I I I I I ' I • '"" ,. "'"" ~o•d ,___._ _ _.., __ ._ _ _....___.__. , ,. a•·• , ''O'T't \teo No l t..e1w,... C' ' o~~~~nlr r is ,. [1 1· r 1'0 [' l o,.·.~· ~ I I I • I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS Answers in Classification 8080 G~neral I 002 G~eral I 002 .............................................. ·WHY List Your Honie! ""'alkfl'r ~~ I .. •••• ""'ill llu~· , .. ••••r • llous.-i11 72 Ho11rsac. t~air Mark••C. Valup, l 'htaekyour ,. Pllow Page · for your nearPHf \V ulkf"r & INP offlr••• and eall :\°O\\' fo s••• II ,·our ltonu• qu11llf1.-s. Walker &lee Real Estate 831·2212 or t!JHlll t OPEN HOUSES TODAY 1-5 BIG CANYON Lowest priced single family home in Big Canyon.' a Acrc. prime corner lot. 4 Ddrms .. family rm .. formal dining. $225.000. ti lnvt•rness Lane PEHIMSULA POINT Charming combination of wood & used bric k gives this 4 bdrm. home pers onality you won·t he ahle to re- sist. Triple garai;c! ~159,500. 2105 Seville THE COVE Choice of 3 condominium units from $128,000. Also lcasmJ.! from $750. P ool. pri vat<.' bcat·h. complete security. 1001 .Bayside Dr. RON ~IHIEll:?~\A\ G~neral I 002 G~n~r'al 1002 •····•··•·················•···•····•··•·•····• c;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES MEREDITH GARDENS -Three car garage and boat gate g ive flex· ibi lity lo t h is two l evel , four bedroom. three bath home with formal dining room and paneled family room. Located in a very ex- clusive neig hborhood on a cul-de- sac street Full p rict• $98.~tKJ CA LL 5S6-26GO. NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX - Helter than nt.•w two·'\lorv. a short walk from I he' bt•ttdl Both unit ~ an• 2 lll'droom. ~ h.1th luxury t1111t-.. on <·1ir1w r lt•t• lot . i"ttll 1>1'11'<' Sl?~.OtK) CA I. I. ~:1fi :.!liliO SIX HOUSES i\11 011 .rn 1':asls1cl1• Costa M t!~a s t n•1•t lt1gh dt•ttHtnd f'(•ntal un·;i. l'n•o;t•nt own<>1"-. home 1s <'harming :1 ht'clr•oom. 2 hath. wit h rlrcplat·c and pool C:1·1·<1l 111vt•st mcnt. ·A L I. 5!>1i ~(ilill FAMILY ENTERTAINER -This char ming three bedroom. two bulho home has a bi.I? screenC'd familv room with gas Ced fireplace :.ind it ·s in tip-top shape. New paint and a super convenient location adds up to an outstanding vuluc at $.5fl.9!">0. CALL SSG-2660. INVESTMENT-TRAILER PARK - with 19 spares. 2:1 .. acres with two houses. Pool and shuffleboard. <1 mile~ {rom P erris Lt1kti. f'"ull pire $150.000. CA LL 556 2t'i00. INDUSTRIAL LAND M-2 POMONA Seven plus acn·s orr Pomona trecwuy. C urb!\. streets :md gutters ull in. Rttilrood spur to property Own<'r will hf'lp finance. Total pric·c• S2i!l.OOO. \ALL ~~.2fm(l c;::: SELECT TPROPERTIES I ' ' ~ • -· Fl Mi l HOMIS NOM $64,900 TO Sl,200,000 RltST 1)4 ,.S .. OM C<mlemporary bayfront Spanish mans ion. 5 bedrooms + maid's, huge suite w /converHblo sitting room. Three fireplaces! Verdant, cool courtyards with splaslung fountain and Koi Pool ! Slip and s ide·lies for boats up to 60' ! OPIN · HOUSI SUH. 1.4 P.M. 11 LIHOA ISLL (M31) IEST IEACH AREA Beautifully customized 3 bedroom . den. family room. 2V1 bath home. Spacious master s uite w /s itting room, lavish bath & unbelievable storage'. Dramatic entry & living areas, within s teps of private beach & t1 "peck ut the bay" Martha Macnab 642·8235 (~32 l OPEH SUHDA Y I .5 I 506 ANTIGUA-DOVER SHORES. Outstandin g 4 bedroom home w/perfect floor plan for entertain· mg. Gorgeous formal dining room. family room w /s unken bar + huge game room . 3 car garage. Beautifully app()inted. ~29.500 fee land. (M33) EASTSIDE COSTA MESA $64,900 Bright & cheerful tastefully de· corated 3 bedroom condo. w /s pacious living room overlook- ing gr eenbelt. Fully iusufated. sotar a ssisted heating for low utilities. 2510 SANTA AHA. UNIT 301. OPEN SUH. 1-4 P.M. <M34) llG CANYON -CHERRY HILLS Luxurious hom e very spacious w l cedLJr h1 beam ceilings & custom nafts mans h1p thruout. Used brick fireplaces beautiful view of fairway & lake air con· d1t1oncd -4 bedrooms family room library -room for pool $395.000. OPEH SAT. & SUH. 1-5 P.>A. 12 CHERRY HILLS. (l\135 ) MEARING COMPLETION Hc:rnl1fully dcs ignt'<I new home on 70' bayfront fee lot features teak parquet entry. s tained ,glass. cedar siding.& 2 lmck fireplaces form al dining, step·down living room & m aster suite all on bay Gourmet kitc hen w 1.J c nnaire bland <.·ook c<.•nter . solid oak c abinets and breakfast room Beverly Morphy &12·8235. ( M3fl) 5'YGLASS SPECTACULAR! ( kcan View' City ltghts ! 2 stories of hutlt tn c·lcg<rn<.·c w 1spac1ous en· Lry . cathed ral ceilings, c;piral s taircase. 4 bedroom!). family room w /brick fireplace wall . beamed ceilings. dinette. formal d1n 1ng room 'li vi n g room w/f1replace & huj!c r ecreation room .,,...,ocean view & balcony. $299,500. Stunning patio. pool & jarn1.7.1 ! OPEN HOUSE SUH. 1-5 P.M. 32 POINT LOMA. <M37 l HUNTING TOH IEACH INVESTMENT H units. <.1 3 bedroom home. and a lot on a good corner location close to Hunti!1gtoi:i Beach redevelop· ment program. Great potential. Gisela Lamson 644·6200. (M38 ) WOULD YOU HLl!V!, A CUSTOM DUPUX17 Under e unstruclion. Es timated completion Dec. 1976. First lime ownership available ! Fabulous 3 bedroom. 2 bath up & w 'a vlew and 2 bedroom. 2 bath down. Both units h ave fireplaces. wet bars. washe r ·dryer areas Clint Moses G-12-8235 CM J!J) VIEW IH OlD CDM R·2 pote ntial. Elegant turn of ccntu ry home complete with mouldinS{s. period fireplace, coun- try kitchen. artist's hideaway. 2 hectroom 2 baths anrl a "w11low 's walk" on which to sip vour «cwkt :1ils ;incl watch spec ial'ul:ir suns<.'t~. Fl<'xihl<' terms Suhmll offt'rs . Polly Johnston IJ42·82'.l5 ( M41l l ''DOUILE YOUR P'LIASURI" Voll rN11ly will 'be imprc8sed with I his lovE>l.V <tuplex 11"2 blocks from heut·h should be u natural for weekly rental during season ' fo'ee land & . only $130.000. Bob Owens 642·8235. (M41 ) PRICI RIDUCB> Owner ·must sell this gorgeous 3 bedroom. 2~ bath residence in the Bluffs. Fantastic view of upper bay. Beautiful carpets. drapes, mirrors. Immaculate coQdition. Reduced to $133,000. OP-. SUN. 1.5 P..M. 651 VISTA IOMTA. (M42) VIEW FROM THI "GOLD COAST" Vista Madera end w\lt. Beautifully derorated in ~ol ds : beams & handsome mouldings & cabinets. Highly upgraded "O " Plan w /sp~tcious wrap.around patio & s undec k over looking greenbelt & bay. Shown by appointment. SlS0,500. ( M 43 l 642 ... US '°' Do.,,.r Ori ve 644·'200 H•rticw View Ctnttf' lrylne ti Ctmi:iu• Y•lft Y Ql\ttr 1S2-1414 . , -......... NEWPORT ISLAND f"1er & rloal for 30' Bout Cull' :J!'> R Hu g! 2Ar +ram rm home Lowc:.l price on lht> \\iJlcr et SIJ7,500 Ucc i & ,\OU get a new ccml•nt bulkhead Jl lhe :-eller·s ~·Xp(.'nsc. A Whale of a Deol 200 Main St, Balboa ltw Pavlllon/Pl•r OPIH HOUSES 1-5 PM 4 BEDROOMS, P~ Dath, 1".H. $69,900 1748 lowu St .. Costa Mesa 3 BF.DROOM, l:V. Bath, F .R. $55,000 19132 Stingray, Huntington Beach 4 BEDROOMS, l:V. Bath. F .R. $69,500 10685 El Silbido. Fountain Valley 4 BEDRMS, 2'h Ba. F .R. $87 ,990 206 7th Street. Huntington Beach 4 BEDROOM, i :v.. Bath S55,950 4093 Santa Lucia, Ora nge OPPOlTUHITT CAREER HIGHT Come as you are and get the details on your fut ure in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Manager. Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6 to 9 p.m. or call for appt. Pl.AH TODAY FOl YOUR TOMORROW 18055 Magnolia St., Fountain Valley 963·83ll Great lnvutment! GeMral 1002Getterol 1002 Jk!;.tul~ !')hop and hu1ld· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• in~ -t-lilr).!l' I bl·drrn apt m l'r tlbll• ).!Jr l'h111('(' !-.J:.ls1dc loca11un. Call Oil)' ur niKhL 1.U>·llf~: e\ cs: s.48·356 I Lachenmyer Realtor . Wt·ltun,&C 1111µ<rnv ... i .. • • ,. 819 Canyon Estate 4 UR. 4 BA. Fre nch llegency. l'Ul>l home un i''a1rway. 5:100 Sq H marble cnlr), JtOurmet k11 . ouk paneling, be;JUl l,111d'Sl'Pll & rnu r t• $425,0011 By appl univ JASMIHI CRHIC 8.IGAHCI Exquisite & s mart decorating thruout. Stained glass. rich cptng & drapes-. expensive wall coverings, handsome light flxtures. 3 Bedrooms, family rm. formal dining rm. 2 baths + pwd rm. $149,500 unfurn, $169,500 furn. · 3.5 MAINSAJL SAT/SUN 1-5 (Ask guard at gate for directions> llG CAHYOM TOWNHOMI! ·De Luxe f e at u res th r u out th is c harminA hrand NEW home . The upstairs s pac1ou~ ma~tcr bedroom suite has sitting rm. pri vale dressing rm & 'mirrored wardrobe doors. 2nd Bdrm dn may b e used as den. Formal DR Lease $800 mo -;ell $118.500 llG CANYOH TOWNHOUSE, LEASE Choice location with beaut. golf course VI EW ! Lovely l·Story · 2 bdrm .. lge formal dining rm. Highly upgraded. P lus h cptng & drapes. s hutters . microwave. ceramic tile entry & kit Air·cond & filtered air. $950 month ILUFFS -GREEHIB. T VIEW and walk to pool. Much desired plan on 3 levels. 2 Lge bdrms & paneled den with fireplace. Mirrorrd formal dining rm. Wet b <1r . a1r·cond . 2 patios . Decorator perfC'ct Lease $750 mo. 2921 PERLA OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 3 IEDROOMS -POOL -$51,500 fantastic Anthony kidney.shaped pool completely fenced. This Costa Mesa home be ing completely r cdc('orated by owner. Deli vcr in beaut condition. 2 I I I San .loolpn Hills Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-49 I 0 P~me Location . General I 002 1 G~neral I 002 GeMral I 002 GeMral I 002 <..:d~t larcfrl1l' Condo l1 v ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••ir.••••••••••••••••••• mg. J:il·u111 . saun:i . pool. • ll'llnl!->l'OUrb $'1:J,:;OO --------.. ------· Op-enfiowe 21'4~ I. l.-1-1 11.,.1 ....... Lorou...s tit-I \1,.r , "I r.'lt•t• LAGUNA HIDEAWAY :! lledrm~ & den 10 t'.1 0\(10 w sC'cl udt'd 1 t•a r ).onl l'.11111, pl ~•)ht1uc;e ~ lrt•f' hl>U!->\.' I ,\f1k IO lO\\ II & hc:Jt h \It this for onl) !)Iii !l.'iO Call now lo wt• 645:6646 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12·5 220 ABALONE -BALBOA ISLAND Charming 2 bdrm. home with frplc . & lovely front patio + cozy 2 bdrm. apt. & dbl. garage. Xlnt Little Island loc a- tion. Priced to sell now at $129.5-00 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE ******************* MANAGER WANTED ******************* For a well known, expanding real estate company. Opening a new office in Costa Mesa. Must have experience & integrit y . Salary plus+. All applications confidential. Apply to Daily Pil ot , Box 79l·Class ifie d Advertising. 330 W Ray. Costa Mesa 92626. ~ ---~ --I I A PRESTIGE /-f-I HOMES 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. :~:~! .......... ! ?.~ ~ ~~~~! .......... ! ?.~ ~ 1 oozl G..wrol 300 '.'\. :'l:ewport. ~ n . WE CAN'T DOIT! /'\o ;id t'an clcscnbc lh1~ • 1 ,1(·rt• ranch t'!->lalt'. Sur rounded hy tall trees. 't nl>clie\'ablt! \'~ilu1 -. Only 51111.!l;.tl. Pt•1·focl for fli nt1• b ur ill\ e~lml.'lll l'il'.1"l' (';ill Don'I W111t TOO-HOT Too hol tn hold. Won l la'.'\l 1•xdu'n c listing:. 11111?1' t,1m1ly hnm<.' 5 + d1•11 ~ r.1m1lv Hc~1ut1rul ........... ············ ...................... . Corona def rnar A Ctajjic Breathtaking view of Harbor. Catalina & Coas tline. Professionally decorate d & landscaped, achieving a dramatic & distinctive st~e all its own. 6 bedroom s. 4 baths, formal dining room . pool jacuzzi + 3 fireplaces. $315 000 Hick Yroc(;, .-,.... 752·6521 or551-2714 I> 1.111tlscaped. Great de· l'llr 1 ni1k to l>eoch Generel I 002 General I 002 SH.!J.000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ancl .I hNl r c>om 2 h:11h h.1ppy hom o for ~111111).t 1.'0UPI<'. Terrlrl<: clo•<',<11' Only :;i;:1.~.0CI, CALL 640-6600 COSTA MESA DUPLEX Jusl llstcd. Ju ~l pro· fess1on11lly l11nclsl·apud and jul>l huge tree· shaded backyard. nonm ror one more unll with variance l::ncloscd garage,. Walk lo ahop· ping ana bus. Owner w1ll carry 2nd. $69,SOO. 1£11!.':'.~ Prop wt ... 7S2·'920 1400 OUAI\ tl HfW tlACM CALL MOW YOU'LL H GLAD Whl•n you ll<'l! this Olym riir 11i14· tnwk y1I. 4 + If: fum rrn rrml d i n · 11\~ 2 atory frpl Sp11c. nl'W home nr So Cousl Plu1.:1 Only S75.900 t·a11 002· 775\ l 'OT'L H I'. Nf.TWORK SELL Idle ll"m'I with • l>ally P1lol h111!'llric-d Ad '42·5678 ELEGANT Out standin~ home overlooking lake and ~olf course. 4 Spac bedrms. tru· ly un entertainer's dream. Ele~ant cnlry w/hi!!h ccilini:s. Pool and I HCUi~Zi . ~~" ,500. VALUE PLUS Nowport 's hrst location. just listed 4 bcdrm & ram rm. 3 Car gar. Private high homL•site. Rest floor plun. $147 .900. MR. PRORSSIOMAL Best buy. Jlard to rind 5 bedrm, or 4 . br & mutd·s quarters. Fam rm. i;ep dining rm. huge tile entry, ocean view. $205.000. SOMETHING Sl'ICIAL Fabulous New Bedford on best bomes ite· in Spyglass Hill with breathtaking ocean a nd bay views. Spac dramatic tiled entry w /spiral staircase. 4 BR & fam rm. game rm. many upgrades. Beaut pool. $324 ,500. . GOTCHA Vacant Harbor View Home. 3 bedrm, farn rm. sep dining,· step down Jiving rm. sunke n tub in mas ter suite. Cov. patio. bltn BBQ. $114 '()()(). OM WATER $119.500 Wide Opett View 4 IEDltOOMS COMMUNITY TEHNIS/..OOL BIG CANYON S 192,500 he lc>rmaux Model OM GOLF COURSE VllW IY OA Y OR MIGHT SPAIUCLIMG P'OOL W/lnW,,..,.a. 2 IEDROOM Ir DEM Opeft Sat/Sun l·S WATER VIEW Asldng S 159,500 Fee Submit Your Exchanc)e Offen 4 HOROOM & OEN & 3 llDROOM I. PATIO HACH ftl.A YGROUND IOATS Ir WATH ROLLING GREa4 ~ WH ap... Sat/Sunday 2·5 BY THE WATER $17,500 CondoMlum Home l llDROO ... IALCOMY IOAT SUP AVAIL.AILI s.c.fty MlclftCJ IRVIME $99,950 FM In Uftlnnffy Peri UNIVBSrTY MODEL 3 HDROOM FAMILY RM & DIMIMG RM LARM ''FH LOT" , ,n,•o,1h1i 111 1111 1111 "''"'' 111-.11 1'11·,. rr.·r VI•'"" t1f w<1t\'r 11111111•... \.\.',• ,f1<1~ hy ho.i1.rnrl cc1r WATERFRONT HOMES :!b.U w ( PJ~l I l1qh\~.11. N "" r< ,,, B,•.,t h 17Jtllh31 MOO HELEN 8. DOWD UAL TOR, IHC. MLS •44·0 I 34 197J Top Litter Ir Top Sd•tlMn 1974 & 1915 R.....,.Up Newport-Mesa losd of Red ton. ~~~! .......... !?~~ !~~~~ .......... !~~~ tgc'?.'~~~.!~~ * * *OPEN HOUSES 2-5 * * * 1730 Port ManlC'igh $168,500 3 or 4 Dr Pool llarbor Vu Homes 4607 Gorham 4 Rr Vw w Pool $18!>,500 Cumeo Shores 429·429 1'.t Begonia $124.500 2 Br. 1 Bath·2 Rr. 2 Bu th.-. Olcl C..:dM #5 Hermitage 3 Br Fam. Rm . 1301 Anl1gUJ 3 Br Fam Rm tt24 Royal St GeorJ!e :J Br Fam Rm 4752 RO\ t'C Rd 3 Br F am. Hm $398,000 Big Canyon $'239,900 Westcliff $'268,000 A1 g Canyon S98.500 Un i\ P ark IS SP AMISH YOUR STYLE? It 's all he re m this {'Ustom designed corner home built by V;ilenline & landsca p ed b y· Beeson .. Large massiv<.• rooms w /high ceilings. a bedrooms. game room. private master s111I1· w /j Cl('Ul.i'.i . ~:l!l,!IOO OH THE FAIRWAY New c:ustom home in Big Canyon ri~ht on the go lf c:ourse. 3 bedroom. :J lwths pltts family room with wet bar. Lots of wood clcek1ng :l ('ar garag<.' Truly a good value al $268.000 DUPLEX BY THE PARK Prime Corona de l Mar location. Near park. D e tal·hed l ·story 2 bedroom hous e w /great improve· ment potcntia I. Back 2.stor.v unit is spaciou" 2 bedroom. 2 bath $121.500 KING-SIZE F.AMIL Y HOMI Sec llus large 4 bt'Clro<>m. 21 :.i bath Turtle Rock ho me jus t s t<.'ps from park & pool, with oversized yard, 3 car !!arage . ram.rm . & dining room . All for onl.v ~l!U150 land in eluded EMERALD IAY HILLTOP Unique top of Emerald n::iy aerie with funic ular railway appro ach. f<'anlastic view. p<><>I. 5 brdrooms. I\ baths. de n. Lower floor. exrel lcnt guest suite $225.000. VIEW OF llG CANYON Three bedrooms. three & one·h ~11f baths. g u est r oom . pool, jacuzzi Private yard. thousands s pent in landscaping plus lots m ore All for $168,500 OCEAN & JETTY VIEW Cameo Shores -warm & beautiful familv hom e. Used bric k fireplace in wood paneled family room. Large formal dining room & spark!: ing fenced pool. ·Roses. camellias. rhododendrons! Only $189.500. EMERALD IA Y -llw. llG, VIEW From huge deck & most rooms . Just re modeled 3 bedroom, massive Living Room w /cathedral ceilings , wet har & gourmet kitc hen. Adaptu hit• horn(' clc)8C tn lwar h, tf'nnis. pools ~7!) ,500 ft'•' OHE OF A KIHD 4 bedrooms . STVDY. fam rm. &- formal dmmg room are all part or this delit<hltul Turtle Rock home. with 2 baths & central air. Steps from park & pool. A r are find for only $00,500 land Included HDWOOO & GLASS Custom designed home. Secluded master s uite has sauna & jacuzzi & fireplace Separate 3. bedroom children's wing. Panoramic view oC Back Bay & Fashion Is land from living room. dining rnom. kitchen & family room. $269.950. OCEAN AND CAHYOM VIEW Priv!itE' !ietting for spaciou~ con temporary rour bedroom home. Large lot with pool. Effective .use of glas~. stone and wood $195,000. A COL.DWIU. UHKR C:O. 644-1766 211t IA~OAOUIN Will& AO IN NlWflO"T C•NllA ·-·· .. ·-·-···- • . ~.~~ ....... ,~.~-~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~.~.~ ........ ~:· ~ ......... ,~:!.~~....... ..-Su-.n-d!y..,.:..;Oc;..;..;.;to~be~r.;;.31-·...:.'.;.;m~------...::.D;.::~l:.:L.:..Y.:..P.:.:ll::O:..:T_..::a= Cl1•r.i I 002 Clc•r• t Ol2 ., .. ,_, I 00! Cl1•rel t 002 G...,.., I 002 G1Mrel I 00 .._,.. Fw S9t ············•··••·······•············•········ ··············-········ ··•·····•········•••··· .................................................................... . YOUWI COMI A LOM6 WAY. IAIYI WANDA stt••arn Until t his sp ring, Harbor Realty (a division of Harbor Investment Co.), was a hold-out when it came to remale salesmen-persons. But guess what? Wanda 's name went on the salesperson of the month plaque for Al!gust. And Lillian Murphy has been doing a fantastic sales job also. Watch out Jim Bradley, Jim Cobb & you ~er guys! Rich, the sales manager, tS very receptive to hiring a couple more sales-females. 67J.4400 Division of Hcrtaor lnnstnwnt Co. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bedrooms, easily expanda ble home in a s uper neig hborhood , has hardwood floors, range and oven, wall to wall carpclin~. Entire exterior has a new 'Spa nis h t e xture s tucc o ' blending with the large tree-shaded a nd nicely landscaped lot. Plenty of room for extra vehicles in addition to the double car garage. $88,000 and lookin' for a fas t saJe. OPEN HOUSE 12:00 TO 5:00 526 SANT A ANA A YE., N.8. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comtt 30th 1002GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNEO COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Would you like to live in the coun· try with the benefits of city li ving? We may have just the home for you with 3 bedrooms. la r ge vege table patch, a double garage with boat or trailer a ccess. Does a qu.ick possession appeal to you'? Does the pri ce of Si7.SOO a ppeal to you? If yes, then call for appt. Call 51ti-414 l DIAL NOW FOR INFORMATION on one of Cos ta Mes a 's finest 3 bedroom hom e s with f a mily room , fireplace. Dial now for this home that is priced at only $54,500. Pie· ture yours e lf in your own dark room developing pictures of your children playing in thei r fenced mini-orchard or enjoying a crac k!· Jng fire in your own cozy living room. It can be yours 1f you dial now. call 5'16·4141 WHY RENT? Singles. t he apartment you pay on is los t m oney. Try this unique Townhome with dramatic wood paneling. Bar is custom built . Adult occupied -it gleams and the assoc iation fee includes a great pool and laundry facilities too. Low down FHA terms are availahle. $50,000. Call 962-4454 LA CUESTA W /POOL Ra re, single story Valencia model with dramatic enclosed courtyard e ntry . Island kitc he n with breakfast area . 4 Rcdrooms. din- in~. + family room. Master bath has door to r e ar. Low main· t enanc e y a rd with b eautiful ANTHONY POOT~. S89.SOO. Open House Sunday l -5; 9842 Star Dr .. H.B. Call 962·4454 . BLUFFS WATER VIEW Outstanding Bluffs TRINA plan with panoramic Bay View. 3 Bedroom, 2 'h baths. new ap- pliances. Des irable end unit w /2 patios. $139,000. Call 640-6161. HARBOR HIGHLANDS Charming 3 bedroon. home in pre· s tigious Newport Beach. Fantastic swimming pool with separate dressing room. t~xcellent location near shopping and Muriners Park. Call 64<M>l61. O ff1ct>' locate-d "' Co\ta Ml'\a t~qton l!t>ach Nl'wporl ~och -~-.- HOMES OPEN 1·5 Tiiis Aftemooft UNIQUE IM IAMCHO SAM JOA9tJIM - s mashing condo. 1563 sq.ft.. views, decor, privacy. See Ronnie Lundy al 21 Rana. As king $110,000. UflQUE IH COLLEGE PAD -3 bdrm. pool on a lge lot . s auna too. orll.V $74,900. S ee Marily n ShuH at 201 Loyola. UHl9UE IH MESA VERDE -3 bdrm. fa m rm, Lge. lot. vacant. Lease at $600/mo o r sell at $92.500. See Marily n Eisenman at 3140 Country Club Dr. UHl9UE IM LIDO SANDS -3 bedroom. stone fireplace, beams. paneling . See JoAnne Perkins at 4916 River , bring $74,500 sand dollars. UMl9UE IH MESA VERDE -Buccola 2-slory , 4 Bedroom, big family room , new at $111 ,500 . Sec Jac k i e Handleman at 1777 Oriole Drive. UHl9UE IN HAUOR VIEW HOMES - For Lease. $550/Mo .. super s ha rp 2 bedroom, d en. beautiful g rounds , new paint. upgraded carpeting. S ee Marlene Reed at 2041 Port Province Place. UHl(i>UE IN MESA VBlDE HORTH -4 Bedroom, one level, pool, ja cuzzi. Sec Nancy Newcomb (owner) a t 3301 Alabama Circ le. UH19UE OH THE PfNIHSUU -, ew 3 Bedroom. t op quality construction . vacant. See Roe Butterfield al 204 1 :i 39th Street. bring $117.000. UH19UE IN MESA VERDE -3 Bedroom perfecto, larger lot. family room with fireplace. $86,500. See Phil Handleman at 2901 Palau. UMl9UE IN CAMEO SHORES - Spacious 3 Bedroom. pool. corne r lot, vacant, asking $174 ,500. See Pat La ne at 4701 Hampden. UHl9UE IM llG CANYON -Dramatic 3 Bedroom townhome, for lease, $1250 /Month. see Vergilene Hull at #2 Rue Fontainbleau. REALTORS• THF Nlf"(•;r PEOPLE SfLLING THE NE4T(~T HOMEC: G~ot CORONA DEL MAR. 675 6000 MESA VERDE. 546-5990 • CALL US 1002 GeMral 1002 •············•········· .•.....••.•...••....••. VIEW CONDO 4 BEDROOM HOME: UNDER S60,000 L<1<·.1tt'<I 111 lh1• t'.tmt'l'on E::.t,1t<'., ol lull· hon11• ... c; o u r m 1• I k I I 1· h t· n " lorm.il chm' l'ratkl CAMEO HIGHLANDS A bright, airy & cheerful ocean "view home in ono of CdM 's lovely reside nUa l areas. A large lot on a cul de ~ac. Room for 2 pools, ir that 's your desire. 4 Large bdrms. or 3 & u den & a big country kit chen. $123.SOO. So Jark be nimbl~. J ark be q uick Open Sun. 1·5. S06 Rockro rd Plact• VIEW! VIEW I VIEW! A full & {'Ompletely unobs truc ted view or the bay. On the bluff in The Bluffs. this sharp Dolores mode l condominium is beautifully up· graded. 3 Bdrms .. 21h baths, wet bar, water softe ner & many other extras. Reas onably priced at $148.500. If you insis t on the best, call us about this ex· elusive listing. OCEANFRONT, SAND, SURF, SE.A GULLS The quality of life is unsurpassed here in South Lag una. White water view. 2 bdrms .. 2 b aths; a re al frplc. A great bldg. w ith lge. heated pool. e leva tor, garages, 24 hr. guard ser vice. Price reducl'rl to $149.000. If vou have no t h1ldrcn undl·r Hi. be ~ure to see this! SUH VALLEY SKI AREA Deluxe s tudio concto with its own private sauna. Wa lk t o ski lift & tennis fa cility. Ne w. ready lo m ove in or use as r enta l. $25.500 Believe us, this you gotta SKI! ANOTHER FANTASTIC VIEW OFHRIMG This could be just what you 've been waiting for so patiently ... right on the bluff in Irvine Terrace and offering a n unobstruc ted h ead on view of the bay & ocean. Approx. 2,000 sq. ft. horr ', c usto m desig ned by architect/owner. Spacious 2 bdrms. & den ; no pool, but could. $225,000. See & offe r. • 673-4400 DMslon of Hcrbor ln•.shMftt Co. G.....-ol I 002 Ge.rot 1002 ·•••······•··••·•······••··•·····•·········•·• OPEN SUN. I ·5 22 LINDA ISLE Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. & formal din i ng. with view t oward Harbor Is land. Boatslip. $325,000 New -under construction, Contemp. Cape Cod. Oak firs., 5 BR. 41"i Ba .. 3 frpks. Lndscpd. Boat slip. m5.000. Custo m 6500 sq . ft. waterfront home on the p o int. 13 4 Ft. fro ntage with magnificent view of boats & harbor. ';lip for large boats . Remode ling has been st a rted -finish it lo your own taste. -~Bl L['CR·u N DY~ REA LTD R 341 Boy~idr Dr•~t· N B 675 6161 L arge l bedroom . firephtl"t•. 11 • hath. an North Lal!una . Ex - pans1\'c sundeck O\ t•r looking the blue l'adllt' Prtcl'd un<ll'r markcl ExC'lus1n~ til l·i:!i!J mi.: llrt-pl11N' llu).!1' ,·1ml G eneral I 002 G~rof I 002 and pul10 .Jtl'"'t h''"" Hv ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• firM w roll lur 1h1i-u111 Getteral ~;:::r' (~~·iii!Hill Crst f ~1u;r 6 44-1133 rcalh ANYTIME I 002 General I 002 · .............................................. FALLBROOK •OPEN HOUSE TOUR* Sunday Oct 3 I -I I AM to SPM BIG OAK RAHCH 2 9 5 6 Sou t h M is s ion . Co u n I r ~· gcnlle m an living. Custom home'> in a m ong avo c ado. citrus & oliv<' trees. Cape Cod style. wandini:! hn<.'K paths. stained glass windows a t entry. Living rm w/vaulted ceilings adjoins formal dinin~ rm. 2Br. 2 ha with den Hbra r v near master s111ll•. Bonus rm for J>l:.iyroorn or stuclio. $119.500 •A<ljoining coiy farmhouse is similar in warmth & setting w /2 h~c decks & a s tudio upstairs w /north light. $99,500 (Adjo inini:t lot s ~6.500/up ) PEPPERTREE PARK 3 NEW 3Br, 2ba Ranch type hom es set among m ature a vocado trees. Gate d e ntry on main roa d . Beautiful views , gas street lights. underground utilities, bridle paths. (Lots from $26 .500. Hom es from $82.500) McDonuld & Palomino Ros. FALLIROOIC COUNTRY CLUI AREA 3628 Lake Garden Drive. 3Br. 2ba lovely home w /attached lanai to kitchen dining area+hobby s hop w/blt·in walls. Beautiful landscap- ing. $86,500. RECHE ROAD' Near Live Oak Park and Potter Jr High. 2 Story family home nenrin.'t romplction. 2400 sq rt. 3Rr. 2ha. tux· ury thru-out. Sbnke roof. $89,900. ••••• Maps -4 •NCtieM • eech ...... Otr ¢.._. ..... aood •"' ...... 11t 1. MilsJ-. FAroolt. C7 I 4 J 721-57 I 7 BLUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR I 2 YEARS *LEASES * 2 BR. condo, single level $375 3 RR .. single level $.500 1 BR . lots of room! SSOO 3 BR. beautifully furn. $.520 2 BR. singie level. orig. Bluffs $575 3 HR. Like new! $.595 3 BR. One of a ki nd! $25 J BR. Spectacular view ! $650 3 a·R. Wate r view! $75 2 BH . & den . Jas mine Creek. ne w $795 Others available for sale G~rol 1002 Gttterol 1002 .........•..•....•....•.....•.••..•....•...... ABANDONm Owner says sell now! Spacious en- try, 3 hedrm , 2 bath, gourmet kitchen, formal dining, paneled liv- in~ rm with brick fireplace and near new earth tone carpets. Name your terms. Only $65,900. TOASTY WARM by the fireplace in this huge master suite. Great 4 bedroom, 2~ bath house on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 Car garage, traile r access. Everything ror large f amity and priced under the marke t at $80.750. DREAM COME TRUE Lovely double door entry lends to" elegantly decor ated 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Splendid pool protected from prying eye s by luxuriant foliage. Play hou'-1e for c hildren. Evcry thin.'{ for cnt~r· tainment and lush l1v lng . ·-·-----I .. Cl1•rel lOOZ ......•••.••.... , ..... . •Balboa Island• Reduction How $175,000 2 Stor) f1mily home 1- l·bdrm. unit on chokt• 11lrcet, slo~ lo sondy beuch "Jnvci.ti&al.i at once, del1ty me1rn11 lo:i:1". OPEH SAT /SUM I ·S 2011MERALD H \I llOA 1..,1,.\~I) • 67).6900 * NEWPORT HEIGHTS IESTIUYI ANXIOUS OWNER CUTSPRICI! CUstom bul It home de· s1gnrd for .entertaining ;ind f J mily fun . 21 ".i:-.. 1\ c bedroom!> l'at·h \\Ith \\alk-in dos1:1:-andl private bath Tons orl garajtt' p:.irk in(!. Hearl ol ~ewporl Heights on pool Mted• lot . S81!.500 Full Pl1Cl'. Call 646·7171 Cfff-1' O ·lt~lt.'~J• l'' f [~lfflltl ••LAKEFRONT w ith private beach. 4BR, 3BA. $95,000/ l 0'7o down OR will lease $600 per mo. option. OWNR/AGT. 540·0555 A SWEETHEART ONSWEETAH ond the price is right ~ 3 Nice bedroom s. coty f 1replaCl'. i n f .1m1h room, sll'p "d\er4litchct1 \\Ith panlr)'. cH•n a dm· ing room and c:.irpl't~ l.in&1 Custom drapes. mn• \1,ill t1H\Jl1 l"nrpl'I· ini,:. decorator wallpJper :rnd no ussoc111lion dues. l ,twated 111 one of lrnne':- 1op l11c.1tlonl> and priced 10 ~di al 568.1100 Call OO\I tor appomlml.'nt to set .ind appreciutc. 673 R..550. I'll!', '11 Q·"~'-'''·l llt, t ~IH!llil Prime Area ~ewport Heighls home a mid treell & flowers; 2 Ult.. dl'n. 2 ba. t:xlra l.tri.:e lt\·in~ rm. wllh l)m·k frplc. + 2 bonus rooms :idJoining dbl. car i:.irni;c on allt'Y $8:1,:;oo Oceanfront l.Jrgest & besl duph:\ in Lown SpeclJcUl ar co:istline ne..., i.. 2 BR. & 3 BH with family rm .• 5 b.1 ~ frplc~ • 5 enclosed i.:;ira,::l'., l\I any •·'<Ira,.' Finest 1n l'\ l'rylh111g: S3:>0.000 CAl.'l 0 l>H· !~ 14 '11~-' ~"' '"'•POrl l'o•t O rr•~• OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5 5600 RIVER A VE. LIDO SA~i>S .i Odrms .. 3 haths; extr a lar).!c cyrnt•r iot. wulk to beach. $79.500: OPEN SUN. I .5 2934 JAVA RD. MESA VERDE \.raclous 4 bdrm .• 2 bo .• i.potless • lgc. lot • d" ldChrd garage. SI 10.000! COSTA MESA EASTSIDE :l L"nill> · SR!l.500' 1 l"nns · S1211.UOO' Bolboo lay Prop. Remton * 675-7060 * SPANISH TRI-LEVEL 4 BR 2 STY $77,560 For m a l e nt ry lo dr:i m a l le elega nce. Formul entertainment living roo m . Bun()uet si1.ed dining t'onvenlrnlly served from udj oinlng gardl'n vkw kitchen. Sepur11tc fu m1ly r oom W/<'rackllng fireplace & wet bur overlooks ler· r acr. Ideal for caim al en· tcrtaining. Artislil.' stoirs sweep t o massive hideaway master suite & guest quarters. HurTy for this almost ne w m odel a l a bargain pnre! 963·7881. C"'fll •119• 1rSIVNTOfl/l"1'£• ~11111 SUPER 4 IDRM Nice home on huge lot. Added f"R, hobby rm. fresh paint! W & L Walke r&: I.ct' Rl'ol Estnte S4~9-19 1 IFYOU have 11 service lo offer or •oods lo sell . r lace an ad In tfie 0 11 ly Pilot Cluu lfied Section • Phone &42·5678. Relocating? TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate your new home and sell your present home at a good profit! We 're a member of AELO. Inter-Ci ty Aelocatlon Service. a national network of realtors expenenced In handling family relocation problems. Whether moving across town... or across country. call the friendly folks at Tarbell. After afl. we've been FINDIN' HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WEST WAS WON! Indoor Pool & W ahrlall! Te•nflc home for the 11ct1011 ononted lamoly• In· door heated & tillered pool for year round en- 1oyment• Emollon p icl\ed voew or the Back Bay• Lots of laving spaco thruout with about 3000 sq teet 4 bedrooms. 3 baV'ls Formal en· try foyer leads to a pool table sized tamolv room with eating area King sized masler su11e For more details. call 540· 1720 On the Golf COlll"M! Owner slashes the price on this rambling Mesa Verde home sltualed on the qort course! Professionally landscaped grounds. sprinklers fronl and rear. Beautifully decorated home In nch tones and textures, atr cond1lloning. 4 bedrooms OI com1ert1ble den. lull sized dining room served by a homemaker's kllchen Separate lamlly room with raised hearth fireplace Call 540-1720 JOCJ to the leach Handsome Summ&rlletd home an Huntmgtoo Beach• Super EZ care yatds ideal for the cou· pie on the go1 Bike or 1og 10 thP beach' Brand new patio area for outdoor enteriammg Carpets and drapes in warm colors. 3 bedrooms 1 \• baths Take over paymen1s when you assume lhe low in111re~t roan A~mg 167 500 Call 540 t 720 ()pHToday I ·5: 19601 Roder1cl( Hunhnqlon Beach Drove by and take a look at lhts deluxe 4 bedroom home Covered patio aroa. hoavy shake root Comtortabte floor plan otters 1 lr• baths, dining area & k1lchen each with no·wax lloor<J for your convenience! Handsome marble fireplace In the living room lo warm your toes. $63.500. Call 540-1720 Clow to Ft-eeways! No more hassles with the yards• No nonsense Smokelt0e Lownhome m Irvine has easy freeway acces$1 Stone patio between garage and kitchen 4 convertible bedrooms leis you have 11 your way• Family room a101 & kitchen combo private masler suite with its own bath and d•ess1nq area Walnul woorl cabinets. 211 baths in <111 All th15 tor S68 900 Call 540-t720 $45, 950-Walk to a.och! Harbor Pacific rownhome woth a sparkling oool 2 1acuzz1s & volleyball court Security guards all durinq the noghP Walk across PCH to Iha beach• Formal doninq room servfld by a gourmet k•IChl'n PnvalP mac;ter suoro. 20 11 llv· ong room Freshly paontod & decorator wallpaper thruoul Jusr losled, call 540 1720 Submit All OffeN! \ Most wanted Bayshorr> condo in Hunl1ng1on Beach Oodlr>c; or morro1c; and wt1llpapr>r add a special louch 3 bP.drooms. 111 balhs. enler- laaner s loving room. Oonong area, wood accent· ed deluxe kitchen Private masror bedroom woth 1rs own bath Watk·1n close1c;. carpets, drapes Ask1nq $48 500 Call 54(} 1720 ExKutlve Showplace! A giant ol a home tor lhe large lam1lyt 5 gloroous bPdroom>J or e><tra don sew1nq room area lor mom1 Candl11l1ght dining room served by a mom·lovon kitchen Ceramic tilPd enlry leac:f5 lo a sepa111,.. family room loving room warme<l hv a 111 r• s 91ow Fully 5pronl\1Ned lawnc; llnled windows & smoke detector Love· ly pat•o tor onlPrta1n1nq $92 500 Call 54(}1 720 $36,500-Starter-s! E><cellrnt homo for lh,. younci or rellrod cou· plP.1 Near. well konr horn" near St..hOOl'l & c;hop" A IOI of home lor the money 3 bedroomc;. 1111 balh'I tnllmate daninci room ne><I lo a country kolchen w1lh real wood cabonels Even n broaktasl area for last meals Uv1nq room off the enlry toyor larqa pr1va10 masror ~u110 Just l"locl. call 540 t 720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TA ABELL REll!ORS'~· ~ --S•rviftCJ 7000 Cities Thruout The United States f!ElO } I ' I (:9 DAILY PILOf . Sunday.Oc1o~r~1 1976 ~!!!.r:c:~~ ........ 1 ~~.~.~ ....... ~!.~.~ ....... ,~~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ,~!.~~ .... , .. Hoel••ForS. IHonftForS. HonnFor~ ~· IOOZ •••rel 1002 ., .. ,., 1002a ... ,,.. IOOllt•rel 10018-r411 IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c • ...,... IOOJG1-.1el 1ooz•-ra1 IOOJ --------------· ···-······················· ............................................. . 2 u •• 8U. .. .. ...... "I ..... Pete Barrell Rea/t'I pre~enl~ ' BACK BAY SPECIALTIES •QUIET CUL·DE·SAC -safe for children's play, near new hom e m ex- cellent neighborhood. 3 Bcdrms. din- ing rm, den und fumily rm. All ne w landscapin g -extra large back yard. $127,500. ll7 Cherry TrH La.Mwpt lch Sutt 1-5 •CALIFORNIA UMCHO -31f.a acres prime Bluff frontage overlooking Up- per Bay. Gorgeous pool & garde ns with separate party /guest ho use. Main ho m e has 4 bedrooms, dining room , large den with wet bar & dark room and m ore. Room for horses, t en- nis courts, etc. Call to see! •ACRE AMO A HALF -oC beaut v and space. Gracious 4 bedrm Hacienda with stables, pool. green lawn and trees. Ample room for tennis, fa m ily of car buffs. $250,000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS SPECIALS •llG SHADY TREES -2 dble gar ages with ulley access. Spotless 3 bedrm home near view park in very desira- ble area. Close to schools, yet not too close. close to shops but not too close . $89.500. 531 San l~rnardino, HI Sat /5'1ft 1-5 •OM TWO FULL Sill LOTS -owner will consider lease option on roomy 3 bedroom home with huge family rm. Partial ocean view. room to add on. $107.000. 303 Lo Jolla, Mwpt Bch Sat JSutt 1.5 •2 VIEW LOTS -on the hillside with bay and ocean view. Sl)2.SOO each. Call for more information. BEST DOVER SHORES/#ESTCLIFF .. E GOOD TO YOURSELF -enjoy this friendly family home. ('urled up by the firepla('t' or swimming in the s parklin g pool. All this and 4 bedrooms and f:..tmily room. and for ju'\L Sl25.000. 1520 Warwick, Mwpt Bch 5-mday 1-5 •EXCEPTIONAL FIND -waterfront. plu" pool ! F.xp;rnsivc view from 5 bedroom horn<' with its own dock. next to ~an<ly hcac:h No {'ramped feeling here with HO ' on lht• water' Call to sec this one. Getter al ' 1002G~Mral 1002 THISIS WHAT CAN'T H FOUND Near Newport'$ buck b1.11 is i1 bit' 4 btd1 oom. rumsly room. tlrepl..in'. 3 balh at only Sl>J.'IOO' Thi" end unit townhonw Ill t'ludrs tt'nni-1, JM'uu1, IJ()OI. irouna, b11l11u 11, & pnvitle park <.'.ill 546-Z3l3 \.ill f>' _,,'I • J I •4 ftt "4 I [~INl:tl TUCKED AWAY on quiet Costa Mesa cul dc,..sac. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, +hu~e bonus room (ideal for mother·ln-law, teenagers, etc) SleP down hv rm, !pie. shake roof. large yard and much more ! Priced right-hurry! 546-5880 ~HERITAGE •. • REALTORS 6 UNITS SI 12,000 Last chance 1m e-.Lmt:nl opportunily m bcaul1ful Huntington Be;ich ! Ex ce llent rt.•nlal oreu ! S\(•ps to pounding surl Never a vacancy! S1 .<!00 a month income! Super spendable. Don'l wail any longer for lhis lax s helter. Won 't lasl weekend. c ... 11 for quick appointment. 847·6010 CJPI:; Ill 9 • 11 \ fUN TO ti N• I ' [-~lfildUI If You Think you wanl the mo~l for m vestment-BUY NOW! •Do,erShores, :'llR 1221,l Polan:. Sat I 5 Cril~ued as ~upcrb! 5 Bedrm::.·rormal dine lge family elc etc Sec to appreciale ! •Santa Ana lit:;. 1522 Pcga:-.u, off S.A. ,\ w Sor Rri~Lol SAMrt.I I.ALLOT• Vote for your favorite among these newly ortcred homes. AlL 0 ... SUM>AY l·I I PAl'rY FA VORrTI Designed ror enter- tain merit . this custom built 3 bdrm. & fa mily rm. home, on a corner lot. Kitchen & dininti nn. offer easy ac- <'ess to the-pool & deck area. A perfect setting for large or s mall scale enter- taining. Bonus rm. for hobbyist or tee nager . $120.000. 39S ME-ADOW LANE, NEWPORT BEACH. I VOTfR'S CHOICE A winner on every count: dram atic oceanfront duplex with hig h vaulte d ceilings, for panoramic view. 3 Bdrm. + 1-Bdrm. & a fl exible floor plan. $295,000. 6009 SEASHORE, NEWPORT BEACH. I DARK HORSE A super buy at $72,500, this 3 bdrm. +den+ dining rm. home in Newport Shores, is vacant & ready for an enterprising buyer . Walk to beach. pools & tennis courts. 258 LUGONIA. I AISEHUE OWNER Watch the tides ebb & flow from your h a mmock beneath the Palms. This 3 bdrm. + family rm. ho me, in Newport Shores, is on the water & with.in walking dis- tance of tennis courts & swimming pools. $110,000. 334 62nd STREET. ./ A WIMMER Decorate & r eap the bene fits; this 3 bdrm.. 2 bath Lido Sands beach house needs TLC, then sit back & e njoy the carefree life in your own jacuzzi. $73,000. 5408 RIVER. ./ POLL LEADER Just finished & ready for firs t owners . this fabulous 3 bdrm h o m e near B ay Ave , o n the P enins ula, Cathedral ceilings, 2-story Living rm.,1 lots of glass; m str. bdrm. 1ncl. jazzy Jacuzzi. CALL TO SEE DAVIDSON REALTY S801 W Comt Hwy N B 645· 7575 3116 N~P°'' Blvci NB 673·9060 open Sat Sun l S 5 BR. 2°~ ba. formal GeMrol I0021G1Mrol 1002 dine --: fnmil} kit ~cp ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndry rm etc. ck. Ea~Ls1de C.M •384 Mira Loma. Sun 1·5 Picl urrsque 3 bedrm * * * OPEN HOUSES* * * wJlge addilion:il rec room for pool table or en t e rt a i n 1 n i::. S 1• c l IH' charm. elc. elc. • Co~L;i ;\I c:-.a It 2 24!!5 lrvint• A must Lo look 11110 1r vou ~1::.h lo :idd ;inolhcr u111L lo now .i bl'drm. 2 hath formal dmr. clc <'It· For future 1ncoml' 111\ t·~I ment amt present IC\ mi: 603 VISTA. IONITA, M.I. Highly upgraded Bluffs Franciscan condo o n b eautiful g reenbelt. 3 Bdrms., 21 ~ baths. frplc. & communi- ty pool. $120,000. Your hostess. Evelyn Shalzen. Sat/Sun. 1-5 426 VISTA PARADA, M.I. ....................•.....................•..• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :R : i~~.E.17" • FOR AU • IHALLEY-COMBSINCl -.... -"::. Lease. buy. or option to buy. very lov- ely T rina. multi-level condo with 3 bdrms .. 21 2 baths & a ·s plendid view Avail. immediately! Rent now & op· lion for next year, but at today's lower price of $115,000. See Solly, S,.at. 1-5, or J an Oderman, Sun. 1-5 • f~lAL l,,IAlf ------- : INVESIM(NI •DEVELOPERS CORON.A DEL MAR : VIEW 1 • A brealhlakini: \ ll'W or : PRESENTS BIG CANYON Lhe Pacirtl' 0'·~.in unrl 321 DAHLIA, CORONA DEL MAR First offering of this near new, 2 bdrm .. 2 ba., frplc., condo minium with dbl. gar age. Very close to Bi~ Corona Beach. J\n exception a l buy at $82.500. Marge Foxe will be your hostess Sun. 1·5 '. : coaslline plus ouli.tand • in!{ quality in t h1~ : bcauL1rul custom homl' S • 5 Rue Fontain 0,... Daily 1-5 : bedrooms, family room. : Dramulae 2 Stor.v on 10th Fairway. :. lari~e enoui::b for b1lh.1rd : table'. formal d1n1ng • WulktothcCluh!/\lmost new 4 Br.: Beamed ceiling~. : Sec Barh:..1ra C'omhs. 640-6876. Exe : plunked floors anct w:Jrm • t $2 1<) 500 • 1·ounlry decor Special : erms • ' · " · : foalures loo numl.'rOUlo. l(I : • ml•n\ion. 5199.500 Call : : fi73·8550 : 6 Royal St. G~ : OPt•, '" ~ ·" \ "f.I run •• , i ~~."~~:;~:;:::;;;-:~:~! d~~,~~\~ i [ ~ lfilllil] : · Peninsula" lot "n Golf Course. : LIVE ON LAKE H~ £uoivoti1UCA -IC{J ohtigllliOI< • • CORONA DEL MAR · 675-3000 ! overlooks largt•st lake & mtns. New : : with Cap<' Cod 111flucnc:c. $267,500. : : See Lee llarknc-.-; • Lmely 2 story. 3 br, 2 ba. G 1 clu,\er home FR w wet .,.era I 002'6etterol 1002 • • b I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ar. more . • • • • • • : I I Royal S•a."eof'9e : W &L : Lovely new cit\.~ V . 7th fairway. : : :mr. Fami'c_ 'l .,rick, marble & : : More! Gi gc. ~ Master s uite with : W;ilker&Lee : J3('U1.7.i : Heal Estate : : ___ S._IS_·94_!J_l -- : Shhh! Sneak Preview : BEACH GI.ANT : t 'nch·r c·un:-.ll'llC'fion Truly <'ll!-.lom : Cooloceanbreeirshnthe : t·:nglt:-.h Tudor. t Bl•droori1 on (;olf : ~~~~tful~~~1li~i~~['~:~~~ EX C LUSIYE ! ! Near ne w. beautiful 4 bdrm .• 3 bath f ami l y roo m h o m e. D ramatic stairway. A II amenities plus apt.! $175,500 RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 312 MARIN! AVENUE IALIOA ISLAND 675-4122 : (.'011r:-.1•. :inoo Ft ll\·111g art•:i. Spring : ~·orner Int w/c11sLom i ~·::~~:.P~~:~.\~ll;lc ::.1~::~~·:~1 \11~:~~: h~~: rho;:·,~~; :. ~~~ r~r0~~~1~~ Cg~t~~el;· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ly upi:raded . Less th an GtMrol I 002 GeMral I OOi : l'll.JOY 1 ... 1 OWIH'I' ht•t1l•f1l .., I : one mile from the hluc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• : l'\ Pl'l'"" l'nll\I J.;1111' S:l l!l.0011 : Paciric. PricctJ u nder ---------------.. : • S75.000. Call for uppm nl- : : menl. 842·2535. EXECUTIVE HOMES • 6 Rue c ... (\ 10ix : Ol'l.,,,,9.11 'V"'lnru .. p . ~," i Delig htful '> (\ \ \J 1ery private : [~:,ilJ.l(lJI : street. Sui ~ ~ Jnght. 2 patios & : ~ ~t.l'ii;f; : A/C too! M •. t;Jean lives here. : .b-~-~~~~~~-~-~ MESA VERDE. r educed $10,000. A magnifi cent Buccola home, 5 BR, 3 BA, family rm w /massive stone fplc, & wet bar. Pool &jacuzzi, near golf course. prof. decorated, approx 2950 sq .ft. Lnrge rooms thruout. • • • • • • • • HUNTICH STEAL : 8 Winged Foot : : Private ly located 4 Br & Family : _ : Rm . Broad m oor w ith central : """' : Atrium Theme. Lots of Plantation : : Shutters ! Private showing by a ppt : BUiiy upgr aded & lnchcpd, 4 br. 2 ba, FR homo. Truly u special home! rt"' rt I' " '() 1 ... I "' : only $227.500 : • • • • . ~ . • • : 22 He""ltage L.. : : Customized Broadmoor Plan 4 on : • View. d Hr & F a mily. Mu n y : umf.'nitics ht•rc . $225,000. : • • W &L Wulker&Leo Real E8tatc 545.9491 ••••• : VACANT : $46,950. 9 Royal St. <Morcp Id. : Ready to move· into 3 Ni .,.._.. leocll : brdroom on lar1e rornc : •Wm• • lot. Newly pninled, • : brand nt'W rmri>eL'I for i 644-4455 640-6876 644-6249 : t~~~T';\&"L t-;STATE • • 540-()$$5 ......................................• ~~ -.. , L48UHA HILLS, Price Reduced , lge 4 bedrm. view home, 3 baths. Sunken fa m rm w /wet bar & fplc. Lge living & formal dining rms. Poot s ize lot. Approx 2100 sq.ft. WESTHAVIN, $8000 price reduction. Great bargain , 2 Sty. 4 bedrm, fam rm, 2 ba. 3 Car garage. On cul·d e- s oc. Near Mlle Square Park. Ap· prox 2400 sq .ft. C .. 140-ftl2 cooper & assoelat "People Serving People" SURF~ UP New off e.rin g only a f cw blocks to Newport's fa mous We dge. Custom- built 4 bedroom , 2 bath Conte m - porary. Na tural woods, gas kitchen. great patio. A must see at $135,000. VIEW Gorgeous mountain and night light view fro m the Ii ving room and secluded patio. Upgraded carpets. 3 Bedrooms. No thru traffic. Condo con- venience in Mission Viejo's Agean Heights. $69 ,500. GREEMIROOK New listing in this most soug ht after area near So. Coast Plaza. 3 Bedroom, huge Country kitchen and family room. Oversized Jacuzzi surrounded by lush greenery. Plumbed for pool. $79,500. GAR.AGE FULL OF JUNK AMD CARS WOM'TFIT? We have the answe r in convenient Newport H eights. A 4 car garage with either stree t or alley access. Huge lot and 3 Bedroom home a r e also included. Lots of room to expand. $110,500. DEERFlaD Elegant 3 Bedroom , 2'h Bath Townhome. Near recreation cente r, pool and Jacuzzi. Dramatic 2 story, Dining Rm, huge Master Suite, up- gr aded carpets. Secluded patio. First time off cred. Only $69,950. WE HAVE OTHERS! 640-9900 fYl.e fkal 8~ 9'fu Valley Realty !:~~~~! .......... !!.~~,!:~!'! .......... !!~~ LIQUIDATION A PAIR OF 4·PLEXES t ogether or sepa rate. Each with (2) 3BR + (2) 2BR units, Costa Mesa. Can be sold separately. Both for only $2591000. FOURPLEX, all 2BR Anaheim, a ll one story. Only S95,000/lO", down DUPLEX. ll untin~ton Beach. Really nice. $67 .000/ 10'; down. Both are 2BR Big lot HOME & INCOME. 3BR and Duplex. (2) 2BR on a lot in good area of Garde n Grove. Only $89.000/ 15"/r down TWO UNITS & GUEST QTRS. (1) 3 & den, o nl y $59 ,000 / 15% down. Westminster. GOOD PROPERTIES BEING SOLD BECAUSE OF PARTNERSHIP PROBLEMS. BY OWNER/AGEMT. 540-055, G~rat I 002' G~neral 1002 •.•..............•..... ...................•... WHY List Your Home! Wi1lker & Lee Will 811v Your • llouse in 72 Hours at Fair Market Valu_. (,hee•k your , .. ell ow Pages I or vour n_.areat WalkPr&Lee offlee-and eall NOW to fiiPP If your ho1J11e q11allfles. Walker &lee Heal Estate REALTORS 675-551 t OPEN HOUSES 413 ACACIA: a. c.,.... _, Mw wHla cles1lc c..._ 3 M•oo-. ....., ,.. ..... sa.a..y wood floon, ••ll1dlltt ... ldtclMtt. D.tclt ._......, wMI tlelMd ..... $131,SOO. OPIN SAT A SUM 1·1 2672 IASSWOOD:._tW.H -pHt loc..._, .... 1cllaal1, allDf!inirc....,... ..cl 9Cf"Oll.,.. • ,.tc -,..,..._D•d. 4 b1•00.. f..Hy "*" ... w ........ pool SI If .SOO. OPIH SUH I ·S JASMINE CREEi( .._.. .... split l4t•tl l br, ._ly ,,. holM. Moster wlte •cs.dtt pri•• 1htdy w /frpk a balcOfty for per...al -toY-•t: Ubrwy aka•• off H•llMJ ra WtttMr In ...a.g na. lwdildH cW»hone, pool. focuul & t...ls cowts: Geted ecttry & 24 how HC\urity Mrtlc•. It's th• good life 11.._-.,.1 I II•• ....... toot s 112.soo. OM 1lE WATER Wnt Newport .,lptfwl two Nctroo.e ho.e wltlt incCMH .at -or c0111 .. rt to a ....... ~ ........... ,. ... & .... Cosy ffNplac• with ralMCI he.th a patio °" ... water. ow.a WIU. FINANCE. $160,000. RESlDEMTIAL LOT-.CHINA COVE (Corona del W.J: Lall of its klttd. CJ1t1tty slopMg C..,.-ox 90')(106'1: HSY to IMld °" -f..,_. oc.-& 1-ffy •lew. Owfter wil SUl.ott.DIHATi. $1~8.000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I S E. Coast Hwy. Corano dtt Mer 675-5511 ' Getterof I 002.GetMt"al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . IF YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO LIVE BY THE OCEAN ••• Spectacular 180 degree ocean view including m agnificent s unsets, this 3 bedroom, office, 4 bath home with a s parkling p ool , located at 4545 ORRINGTON A VE. in Cameo Sbores is OPEN SUNDAY 1 :00 to 5:00 PM. Asking $198,500 . A SAND & SEA REALTY 675-8800 ........ -----------G~~~~2 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 110181 BLllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEM SUNDAY 1-5 402 VISTA TRUCHA Firs t Offer ing in the "Bluffs". Popular Q Pl a n Condo m inium . Music Room E ntry 3 Br, 21h Ba, Conversation Pit & Fireplace . Greenbelt Setting. Great Floor Plan for Entertaining $105,000 209 HAT A -IN THE ILUffS Front Row with Outstanding Water Vi ew. U p g r a d e d R Plan Condominium Located on the "Gold Coast" 2 Bedrm Family Room . All Electric Kitchen . Shows Like a Model $150,000 o r Lease Option 227 VIA ORVIETO. LIDO ISU Spacious 1 Story Hol'J'l.e with Tile Roof 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Patio. Professiona lly Decor ated. Near Bayfront & a Community Sandy Beach Area & Pier. Street to Street Location . $142,500 #3 LINDA ISLE -HIW PlllU Bayfront Cus tom Built 2 Story Spanish Contemporary by Roulort Hodges. 5 Bedrooms, Family Room, Wet Bar, 3 Fireplaces. Terrace Deck with Fire pit Fo r E ntertaining . $275,000. Open SAT/SUN 1·5 1812 GALAXY DllVl-IAY VllWI Drive by -Call to Sec. Dramatic One Story Home with Old-World C h arm, Unobs tructe d Vie w Overlooking the Back Bay & Bird Sanctu a ry Area. 3 B edrooms, Family Room. Extensive Use of Marble. Highly Upgraded Only for the Most Discrlmlnatlng Buyers. elY APPOIMTMa.T SMAil IA YCRIST llAUTY Custom BuHt l Story Gated Patio Entry. 3 Bedrooms Possible 4th, Family Room Paneled O en . Secluded Yard with Ample Space fot Pool. All Elec Kitehcn , 2 Car Gar Nicely Landscaped. $106,000. CMOa•I IUUMS CO.. ~TOIS •t DOYll Dim 631·J• '.• HOUSES FOR SALE z lllHtOOM 31192 Via San lo Thomas. SJC 644·6200 $58,900 Sut1 1·5 #toAtboles, SJ Hllls. Jr\'. 752 O'l83 Sat /SWl 1·5 2'l28 Glenneyre, Lag. Beach 494.9473 $87 ,900 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 362 Ralcom Pl., C.M. S48·0522 $49.850 S1tt ;Sun 1 5 18695 Maplewood. II. B 963·3229 $60,900 Sal/Sun 12·4 'M75 Maplewood Cir. H.B. 963·7881 $58,250 Sat/Sun 1 5 19142 Carp St., H.B. 963-9605 $48,250 Sat/Sun 1-5 #4 Junipe r (The Terr. )J rv. 551·2000 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 427 lrvine , N .B. 962·7788 $75,000 Sun . 2 6 1<11 Narcissus, CdM 675-2311 $96,500 Sun l ·S Z ta & FAM ltM or DEM ••3708 Channel Pl, NB 675·8120 $137 ,500 Sun 1 I 659 Bolsana, Laguna Bch 646-7711 Sun 1-5 •1000 Santiago (Oov.Shrs) NR 644-6200 $215.000 Sun 1·5 1967 Pt. Cla ridge (HVHomes) NB 642-8235 Sun 1-5 •21 Ra na. R . San Jouq, Irv. 675-6000 $110,000 Sun l ·S 412 Fullerton (Npt.Hghts> N.B. (>46-2414 $89.500 Sun 1-5 230 Prospect, Nwpt. Shrs., N .B. 645·8908 Sun 1 ·5 18664 Applewood Cir .. HB 963-7881 $62,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 10 Mint Glade (Deerfld) Irv 559-5518 $72,600 Sat /Sun 1-5 262 Cedar St. (Nwpt. Shrs >NB 642-1228 S73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 417 Dahlia, CdM $119,500 Sal/Sun 1-4 787 Nyes Pl., Lag. Beach 494-9704 $183.000 Daily 1-5 214 Dahlia, CdM 642-8235 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Rue Fontaine(B1gCyn)NB 631·1400 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 l BEDROOM •4701 Hampden. Cam Shrs. CdM 675-6000 $174,000 Sun. l 5 •2916 lrvine Ave .. NO 997 ·4850 S7 4, 900 Sun ll 5 15 Snowberry (Decrfld >In . 586·0222 $69,950 Sun l 5 651 Vist a Bonita (Bluffs) N R 644·6200 $133,000 Sun. 1-5 2580Santa Ana , C.M. 642-8235 $64,900 Sun. 1-4 409Columbus Circle. CdM 642-8235 $155.000 Sun . 1-5 526Santa Ana Ave., Nwpt. Hghts . 675-6670 $88.000 Sun. 12·5 204 1h ·39th St.. Pcnin .. NB 675-6000 $117.000 Sun 1 5 3362 Fuc hsia. C.M. 640-9900 $79.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 324 E l Modena, Nwpt. Hgts 640-9900 SI 10.500 Sat tSun l 5 5301 River Ave .. N B. 645-2016 Sl20,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 5072 Alder (The Terr.) Irv 552-7500 $71.500 Sat 1Sun 1-5 208 Emerald <Bal Isl ) NB 673-6900 S175.000 Sat Sun J -5 19Seabird Crt. N.B. 645-2005 $65,000 Sal/Sun l 5 428 Walnut Pl~1cc. C M G46·034fi Sal/Sun 10.fi 23052 Via Sun Gahncl. Mis.Viejo 768-0568 $63.500 Si:it /Sun l ;; 16602 Don Dri ve. Hunt Beach 842 7201 SG9,500 Sat 1Sun I ·:I 226 Via Graziuna (I .ido II )NB li73-7300 51147,000 Sat 1Sun 1-.t 1f 15 Dog wood So .. Irv 752 1700 $79.900 SIS 12 5 4351 Bridgway. I n 752-1700 $68.700 Sun12-4 18782 Saginaw. 1 T\'llll' 752· 1700 $86.900 Sun 12-4 3140CountrvCluhDr CMV)C.M 546 59lJ<) ·$92.500 Sat Sun 1-5 491G River , l.icto Sunds. NB 675-6000 $74.500 Sat Sun l 5 10019 Curlcton. F.V 968 3:17 l $67 .000 Sat 12-5 30 1913 Wukeham. Santa An~• !.lf..8-3371 $73,500 S 1S 12·5.311 ]!):121 Jerralynn. ti. n 546-414 l $S7 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 531 San nernardino(NwpUlgts. )NB ll-12-5200 $89.500 Sat /Sun J 5 Hl Ccc1ar T ree Ln. <Univ Pk) Irv. r.:H-1400 $99,950 Sat/Sun l 5 5R7 F ayette Cir • C.M. 545·9491 $fi5,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 15591 Cam elia t.n. Westmstr. 5~· 7752 $lil ,000 Sat/Sun J .fi 20932Crcslv'w Ln.Cent Shr~. llR C>'\0-6600 $63.500 Si:il /Sun 1-5 18733 F.lmwoorl. JI. B. 962-7788 $65.000 Sun l 5 2001 Arnold. C.M 833-17f>8 Sun. 1·5 5408 River Ave. (Lido Snds) NB 673-9060 S73.000 Sun 1·5 3 llt It FAM ltM or DEH 5116 Chateau . Irv . 640-4950 $71.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 30692 Marilyn Or., So. Lag. 499·2980 $97,500 Sun 1·4 •2257 Cornell <Col.Pk), C.M 645-7221 Sunday 1·5 5242 Blinn (Turtlerock). Irv. 552·7500 $89,500 Sun l 5 3Sundance Or. <Nwpt 1'err.) NS 64 2-0544 $62.900 Sun 1-5 25221 Cous teau Or .. Lag. Hills 646·7t71 Sunday 1-5 R846 El P resldente. FV M6·3301 $67 .000 Sun. 12· 5 TI12 Stohov, W<'stminster 846-3301 $62,950 Sun. 12-5 14656 Orange Ac. Willows. Ir\• 1:2000 $67 ,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 DIRECTORY 3253 Washml;!lon Ave , t:.M 546-2313 3253 Washington, MV, C.M. 546-2313 $67 ,900 2901 Palau, Mesa Verde, CM Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 546-5990 $86,500 Sun. 1·5 337 Cherry Tree Ln. Bk Bay, NB 642-5200 $127,500 Sun. l ·S •1791 Jamaica, C.M. 549-8655 $87 ,500 Sun. 1-5 384 Mira L oma, E-side. C.M. 646-3255 Sunday l 5 500 Grand Haven. C. M 645-0303 $97 ,950 640 W. Vi ctoria, CM 645-0303 $.54 .500 ~HO La Ventana. San Clem 642·8235 $142,000 •201 Loyola. Col. Pk . CM fi75-6000 $7it,950 •2924 Carob. N.B. Sun 1-5 Sun. 1 5 Sun 1·4 Sun.1·5 $140.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 18781 Porlofino (T.R.llills) Irv. 552-7500 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 *1824 Port Sheffield, NB 998-2228 $159,500 • 19952 Providence Ln, H.B. SIS 10·4 546·8640 $65,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4607 Wayne Rd. (CameoHlds.)CdM 673-8494 $127,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2626 Basswood CE.bluff) N.B. 833-9781 $112,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17781 Quintana, Hunt. Bch. 546-8640 $65.900 Sunday l -5 *2924 Carob. N.B. Sl40.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 5 Hermitage Ln (81~ Cyn >NB 644·1766 $398.000 Sat Sun 1·5 14fJ31 Sweetan (Ca. Hms >.Irv 673-8550 $68.000 Sal/Sun 1 5 6348 Sierrn El en:.i. Turtlcrock 545-9491 $92.900 Sat Sun l ;; 1950 Port Bis hop PL, NB 640-5345 Sl 18,000 IHi Via Quito. Lido II . NB s s 12·5 673-6915 SJ:39.500 SIS 12·5 5372Sierra Roja, T·rock. Irv. IU'l-3513 $83,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2332 Bunker Ilill(Mont'ccllo)CM 540-9538 $18.500 Sat/Sun 10·5 2619 Vista Raquela, N. B. 640-5357 $110.000 s;s 12-5 5596 Oak Icy Terr. CT-r ock )Irv. 833·2229 $135.000 S/S 12-7 18572 Brookhurst.11.B !'}68-3229 S.52.900 1t9 Rue St. Cloud, Big Cyn 752-1700 $215.000 ;21 Almond Tree Ln . Irv SIS 12·4 Sun 1·5 752 1700 $81.900 Sun I 5 :1.5 Mi:iins ail (Jasn11ncCrk >NB 644-4910 SMH.500 Sat Sun 1·5 3406 Catam aran , fMlilb 1140-2309 SI 15.500 Sal 1Sun 1 ·5 1821 Port Sheffield. I l arbr View 675-34 11 SI 11 .0flO S <tl Sun 1 5 2323 Irvine 1\vc . NB. 64!'>·7221 Sat/Sun 1 5 :11!H llailt Cir. Me!-ta Vrde. CM S.lfi 5880 :SJ09,500 Sal tSun 1 .'i 11142 Whitehorse. If B 540·1720 $67.500 Sat ,Sun I 5 •2327 Colgate <Col Pk 1 C.i\1 fi46 -4463 Sf)!'l,!)50 Sat /Sun 1 5 28 Golclc11hush ( D,.crfld 1 irv 752· H 11 Sliti.500 S~l/Sun l 5 2:11 Lugoni:i !Nwpt ShrslNB G42-3850 SGH.500 Si:it/Sun l 5 ;mot Killyhrookr. CM ()46-7171 Sat 'Sun 1-5 :WJ La Jolla. \lwpt lights. NR 642-520<> $107,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 Z:Hl Clifr Dr .. Nwpt.Hghts. NB 6'12-5200 $225.000 S S 1 ·5 413 Acac·1a . Olde Ccl~I 675-5511 :s1:J1 .500 <!207 Ann1vcrs;1ry Ln NB s s 1 5 f>46 7711 Sat Sun 1 ."> :n:12 Pro\'lnn•twn <Cltn 1 ll'\' 551 ·2000 S(j!UJOO . Sat Sun I 5 '8!ll Ga111sport CC'al llm:-.J Irv 551 2000 Sli:),000 ~1.1t 1Sun 1 5 24<).'J Venk•r. C.' M Sun I 5 Pk I Irv 9'i2 77~ Sli 1 ,000 '1752 Hoye£' Hcl (Univ f.44 · 1761i $!18 .500 -1:!82 M arg;m I ca Sl .. Irv Sun I 5 551-1515 Sunday 12 ti 258 I.ugo111a (Nwpt.Shrs) NB 67:.1 !X>GO 572.500 Sun 1 ·5 • •334 62nd St. (N.Shrs >N B (i73-90GO Sl 10,000 Sun 1 5 • •4545 Orrington Avt•, CamN) Shrs. NB 675-MOO Sl!J8,500 ~5 Meadow Lane, N. B 673-9000 $120.000 4 IEOROOM 5600 River IL1d0Snds) NB Sun 1 5 Sun 1-5 675-7060 $79.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 16632Simmonc Ln., H.R. 548-3350 Sat & Sun 12·4 9410 WarblPr Ave .. Fnt. Valley 548-1168 $74,950 S<:il/Sun 10 4 24171 Las Naranjas, La~. Nii.rue! 494-8181 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun 12 5 20291 Adtian Cir. H.B. 968·3371 $102.950 S/S 12·5 :30 • • 1213 F.. Balboa Blvd, Ual Pen. Nl3 645-2425 $239,500 Su n l S ••1200 E . Balboa Blvd , Pen., N.8 673·3663 $289,~ Sun. 1·5 17385 Almond Tree Ln. <Un.Pk)lrv. 752· 1414 $82.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2<11 Via Orvicto (Lido) N. B. 673·6026 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#10 Rue Villari;, Bl~ Cyn 675·3'1 l l $254.500 SJS l ·S 6691 Mason Drivc, ll.B 846-3301 $('>9,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 14501 Fa irview, H.B. 842-9371 sss.ooo Sun 12·5 506 Rockford Pl. <Ca m lllds)CdM 673-4400 $123,500 Sun. 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2070 Pt Bristol Cr CHVHms) NB $119.500 Sun 11·4 • 16 Deerwood Lo, Big Cyn, NB 644-4383 Sun 1-5 •19342Salmon Ln,H.E. 642-3850 363 Genoa, Costa Mesa 546-2313 107 Via Genoa. Lido It, NB 646-7711 6472 Newberry Dr .. H. B 846-3301 $84,950 1706Tradt!wmds. N.B Sun 1·5 Sun l 5 Sun. l 5 Su n. 12·5 646-7171 Sun. 1·5 •1520 Warwick La. (Westclf)NB 642-5200 $125,000 Sun. 14921 Athel (Col Pk) rrv. 551-2000 ~4.500 Sun 1·5 •3812Scottsdale (Colony) Jrv. 752-1414 $89,500 Sun. 2·5 •32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $299,500 Sun. 1·5 1506 Antigua (Dov. Shrs) NB 642-8235 $229,500 Sun. 1·5 *1734 Santiago, N.B. 549-8655 $340,000 542 Harbor Is land Road Sun. 1-5 642-8235 $365.000 Sun 1·5 1777 Oriole. Mesa Verde. CM 546-5990 SI 11.500 Sun. 1·5 1706 Tra<.lewinds, N. B. 646-7171 3176 Country Club. MV. CM Sun 1·5 645-0303 $93.500 Sun 1 ·5 33132 Granada Or. Dana Point 645-5557 $111 ,000 Sun.11-11 •3301 Alabama Cir. MV. CM 546-5990 $84 ,500 Sun l ·5 411 Vista Suert c, Nwpt. Bluffs 640-9900 $110,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 3067 Trinity Dr., C.M. 979-4489 Sat/Sun 2-5 25 Goleta Pt. Dr. CSpglsHls )CdM 544-8889/640-8270 Sat/Sun 12-4 1110 Main St.. H.B. 213-945-2621 $97,500 S /S 12-5 307 Calle Pueblo, San. Cle m . 492-4795 Sat & Sun 12·5 4051 Williwaw (Thr Raquel Club) Irv 552-3283 $89,800 Sunda y 1-5 24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills · 540-9922 $87.500 Sunday 1-5 9901 Westhaven Circle, Westminster 540-9922 579.500 Sundi:ly 1·5 •6001 Shields. H .B. 847-6010 $93.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •18.527 Santi:I Andrea. f .V. 963-7881 S89.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17173 Santa BarbC:1ra, F. V 963-7881 $69.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2213 San Lorenzo. S.A. 536-1740 $77,560 14232 Wyeth. 1 rvine 752-1700 $72.950 19502 Siena Santo. l rv Sal/Sun 1-5 Sun 12·4 752-1700 $120.000 Sun 1·5 2 Rue St. Cloud (Big Cyn l NB 644-4910 $271,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 1433 Keel. HVHills fi44·4931 $147.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 'Z1 Bodega B<JY. Spygluss 640-4196 $205.000 •47 Monliceto. Spyglass M4-4882 $324,500 3101 Pierce. C.M. <North) SIS 1-5 S IS 1·5 546-5880 $69 .500 Sat tSun l ·5 10001 Rode rick. H.B. 540-1720 $63 .500 •1948Santiago. N.H Sal/Sun 1·5 5-10-1720 S220.000 S IS I 5 12Cherry ll1lls (BiJ.!Cyn ) NB 644-1)200 S.1!l5 .000 S ,S 1 5 2650 R1 v<•rsirl c . off Mc ... a . NB 64S-n21 $7!1.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •2029Swan Or . M.V . (' M. 546-2277 $11 7 ,000 Daily 1 5 4~)4 Senisa. Uni v. Pk, In . 752-7315 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 1)962 M1>0nhc::im. fl lmt. 8ch. 842·937 l Sat Sun l 5 20601 Troon J.n. JI. B 842-9371 $82,HOO Sat/Sun l 5 2672 Basswood. Easthluff. NB 675·5511 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 20L2 Windward Pl.. NB 752-1920 $154.000 1121 Cur rie, Santa Ana 540-1151 $72.000 *5512 Harold Place. H. B 848 2323 $.59.900 5 IB>ltOOM 1741 lrvine, Nwpt. Beach 645-0303 $98,500 Sun. 1·5 . Sun. 1-5 Sun 1·5 Sun. 1-5 S Ill Ir FAM RM or OEN 17751 Manchester. Clvrdle, Irv 646·7711 Sun. 1·5 • 17 Royal St Gcor~e. BigCyn. NB 640.6161 $385.000 S tS 1·5 221 Via Nke (Lido Is le> NB 642·5062 Sul /Sun 1 ·5 ••#3Linda Is le, NB 631·1800 $275.000 SIS 1·5 •1799 l-turnmin~hirci Dr. CM .V) CM 540·922 S152.soo Sunday 1·5 1522 Pegasus, off SA Av. S of Bris tol 646-32.55 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Holiday R d, Nwpt Sch 548·3168 Sat/Sun l·S • •525 Via Lido Sd (Lido II )NB 642-8235 $525,ooo s ;s l·S •6841 Via Coron a. H.B. 846-3301 $109,990 S /S 12-5 2664 Basswood, E. Bluff, N.B 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 llDROOM •2044 1 Running Springs, H .B. 968-3.371 $110,000 S;S 12·5 .30 19071 Carp, Hunt . Beach 963-6767 $65,000 Sun l 4:30 6 llt & FAM llM or DEH •34 Mission Bay (Spgls) CdM 644·6200 Sun. 1-5 •*81Ljnda ll (Linda Tl ) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1-4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 321 Dahlia, CdM 675-3000 $82,500 Sun l ·S 8812 Brookdale Dr., Garden Gve 842-9371 $42,500 Sun. 1·5 16524 Le Grande, H.B. 846-3301 $4.4,990 Sun. 12·5 l IEDROOM 835 Amigos Way CE.Bluff) NB 640-5583 $84,500 Sun. l 5 53 Montanas Este. R. San J oaq. Irv 640-55GO $99,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 301 Avenida Cerritos(Bluffs)NB 833-1969 Sat/Sun 1·5 603 Vist a Bonita (Bluffs) NB 675-3000 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 426 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB 675-3000 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17070 Los Modelos, FV 968·4298 $59,950 Sun.1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2228 Vista Hogar, N .B. 640-2039 $84,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2439 Marseilles Ln. C.M. 548-4216 $62,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 33672 Blue L antern, Dana Pt. 494-7578 Sun. 1·4 4 IEDROOM iJ6 Locust. Irvine 540-1720 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 363 Genoa. Npt Ri viera 546-2313 $63.900 Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 503 Columbia. NwptCrest. NR 646-1026 ~9,500 S/S 11·4 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN #52 Arboles, R .San Joaq,lrv. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 21621 Ocean Vista Dr .. So. Lag. 752-5110 Call for Appt. 17SeamistCircle. N.B. 646-6598 $.58.500 SIS All Day 3 IR Ir FAM RM or DEH 2885 Anza Ln. Costa Mesa 540-0729 $65,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 IR & I IR • •6009 Seashore Dr .. NA 673-0060 $295,000 Sun 1·5 3 IR & 4 IR 4404 Chanel Place. N.B. 631-1400 $159,S<X> Sat/Sun 2-5 HOME & INCOME 2011-13 Kings Rd, NewpQrt Beach 546-8640 Sunday 12·5 l IR & 3 IR 415 Poppy. Corona del Mar 673·2278 Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 2 llt & FAM RM or DEN 2921 Perla (The Bluffs) NB li44·4910 $750/Mo Sat/Sun I 5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 24 Canyon Is l Dr. <Big Cyn )NB 552-7133 $895.imo. S/S lJ 4 327 Driftwood (Shoreclr> CdM 675·882it $.575 /mo S/S 12-4 2()41 Pt. Province (HVHms ) N 0 f,75-fiOOO $.550imo Sun t 5 3 IEDROOM 5301 Ri ver A ve, N.B 645-2016 $.590 /mo. Sat/Sun 1.5 2 Rue Fontalnbleau. Big Cyn, NB 675-6000 $1250/m o SJS 1·5 l llt & FAM RM or DEN 2609 Racq ucta. Bluffs. NB 644-7897 Lse Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llt & FAM ltM or DIM 2747 Wavecr esl Dr .. CdM 644·6200 $159,500 Sat/Sun I S ••7l5 B·side Or. Prm Bay. NB 642-8235 $330.000 S1S 1 S 41 Monticeto (Spyglass l CdM 642-8235 $1.400/Mo SIS I 5 * 1218 Polaris C Dov Sh rs) NB 642·8235 $1.150/Mo. S;S 1 5 DUPLEX FOR RENT 41R&l lR 401 Fe rnleuf. Corna dcl Mnr 644-6126 Sunday 2-4 :30 • ftool *'* W•wfr-' * •• Wlihf'ofrailt & POGI DAIL y PU.OT CT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ....................... DOVER SHORES Truly lantustac 4 be<lroom. family room pout llofl\t• w llh C"ll.· Plut"IVl' ' ll'W of Lht-UP· ix·r 11.iy und 'iUI rnundln' mountains 1-:ntir~ homu butll aro11111I 1.1Lrium uud ovul t'<>tll With UOl(f UI! eu~too1 fountain. Co\· l'rl-<l hy cll'ur, rct.nu·tu hie clom1• fo'~1bulou6 ltu ltC muSll'r :<Ullt: Wtlh vit•w. llu11 llcutt:d & 1-'llhll cd jorn1.1.i s1n.1. + stt•nm hulh ·& l!lll'dl•n :.I.I' t: :1. K 1 t t' h l' n w il h brc11kfJ11t nook und !uml· ly room with wtit bar have view of the btty. 'l'hore are loo m any amenities to describe lb1s funtastk homl' to list. Truly a good buy ;1.l s:wo.ooo. NR COUNTRY CLUB Pool homl'. Mesa Vcrde3 bedrm , den. 2 bath. Priced to i.ell t.odoy! $87.500. <.:ull for nppL HUNTINGTON BEACH Dt!anc llome. Clt:Jt neat, •I bedrm, fam rm rc<:l•ntly painted ms1d1 and out. lloaldoor, patio lgc buck yard. Xlnt f:.lm1 ly home. Offered at a lo\' $61.500. Hurry on thl· one!! BEACH RETREAT $39.SOO Steps lo paunding s ur and crystal sand! Dael yard 1s poy area pla· ground. WmdtnR woodc· wnlkways lo secluded e1 try' Gourmet kitchc1 l.a\ISh livmg room wit i.l<'P down t•onvl'rsntlo an•a +fireplace Sun ~h1nt: brcakfu ~ p.1l10. l'oul --jacuzzi vull1•ybal l make th1 i:urdcn I iving at it fln1•st. Wu11'l last. Ca 847-6010. llt(N 1119•II SllJN10 81 Nl(j' [:e :•' EASTBLUFF lmm<1culate 3 br, 3 h. spht lt'vel, pool. $139,So Open S al/Sun 12-5. 29: Car111>, NB. llarbou ~J"'' COSTA MESA SUPER CHARMER Cleanest home in Cost l\lcs,1's most popul~ :.ar eu. 3 Ki n g size bedrooms with massh m~1Slt:I' <;u1le. Move-1 !'Oncl1t1un! Giganl1 lln•µlacl'. Wile !>aVt k1lrhc11 Uon 'l miss th i.upt•r buy. $t;7,!l50 Fu pn!'1'. Call G41i·7171. r1it/J ,,,,.,,,,r11rJ1Q1•N·o1 SPA.NISH COTTAGE Lovely 3 bedroom pit den. Arched entrywa~ large yJr<I, on cul-dc ·sa 1n Jlunlangton Bcacl CAI .L !162·77117 ...Q... KEY 'fl&" REAL TO RS IC Cameo Highlands 0Cl.'UO VIC'W, privul lw.iC't1 n>:hls. coml>in Wl '<lltl<:IOU'< 4UR 2BA 1 pri n11• t'cl M a rca fc, 1 111•rfl•l·l f:Jrnily hom1.:. A lll'W l'l'pl '· rt r~. ('Sl I clq,.;, k1l ;111111 'L $1<!~,5()4 St111w11 hy appt. ll 11"'11 .. r.1,,1.1 u:,:;s LOWEST PRICE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1 1-:, ll.l ml<-cl fa m 1 I y rom 11011 1111.:1• ma-.lcr i.wl m,1k•' th1., llw moi.t hom for I h1• lt•,1sl pra•t• in t b hook. .it onlv SW.1150 hurry · call 54ti 231:1 n1Jl119 •1t~I "l'O•l"I r• [~l&)I Vocaftf-41edrm Cn~to M<',11 • .t hcdrm formal clan1n~. rorn rm hit' k 11 (•hen, w /dlnett• :ir!',1 And mut·h m ort:! C'11r1wr lcx:utlon adjnccn• to pttrk Room for molo: horn\', hont or lrlr. llaet P.ost own •r wu nt:oi quiet !\1th•! MG 5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTOR~ Vou don't need a AUJI lt "drnw raat.. when )'O\I place an 11d tn Uw 01111' Pilot Want Ads' t:ull no" 64i.W -. --. . .... ~ ... . ,. . . a DAIL y PllOT Sunday, October 31. 111e I HCMIHI f04' s-. Hou~• Fol' s. Houset fol' s• 1Hou6o Fw s• IHousH For s. s... f ..................................................................... ·······················~······················· ~.~~ •••.• , ...... ~.~~••••••• ~.':!':~••••••• ~~~ 0-.Pohtt 1026~°" .. oc:" l040Hwltfagtoeleach 10401"M 1044 n• 1044 .............................................................................................................................. Gf'Mrol 1002 GtNrot IOOJ~dtfMr IOZZC:-0..delM• 1022 a-t...Unlm.ie , nr-den·2 ba. N~ar ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ™¥" ,-:-. 1'1J.rina lligtL Blln DDQ*i---------• _..... ---------------------f,uxury condum1n1um11 sm 000 008S7000 $7500 c h 0 t VJ I C' Jo _C.__D. M~$7-4-9-00~ ~Cani---~J'4_,_ig/i_"---~~ ~~.~~!~i'n~1 ~~~e~!~ Ex~c~1 ~EBA1::::~ &iiwr p1~11h ~wn11~mt• f'<.ancho Jan a.auln. • $78,800 to S!IT,700. SubtcT· 1i Br, 4 Jla. S&s. Near with covered poUo, wood -~ 7 -(JO an rartean sceur1ty guru~~. b each, owner, lie. 11hutter1,Blkltchen.$2111 . 't 1''inesHn Dano Pt. uroa. !Iii:! tl&Ul. 008·180S per month p11yi1 1111 . /\ 53 MONJANAS ESJE Last ofits kind, ocean VU, blfildable bm POINT REALTY i·ouple'11 parudlse :1 site w /plans r eady to go. Price just Wedgewood blue, jonquil yellow & cool <100 5600 SPARKLING POOL $21.1,700. HURRY!! OPEN TODAY 1·5 reduced$5000forveryquicksale. green will greet you .in this very Openr~cunii,3BR.2 1iA 531·5800 COM -DUPLEX South of ~J ~~z~QY~ & foot bridge. 3 Br. dining rm & rrplc in front plus 2 br in rear w /slant bar frplc in garages beneath. Owner requests long escrow. PENINSULA PT. Charming iJ ~~h~~~st steps to bay. beach. & t ennis crts. Btfly lndscpd, seclud(.>(f patio. ~uest apt over garage m akes 3rd bdrm. Price j ust reduced to $139,900. 13 UNl·TS CM $290,000 A -1 cond c -s ide units c lose to everything. Generate $29,000 a nnl income. Priced to sell this weekend. I c~Pm~g :-:c d~~,~~~k fi replace completely refurbished hm on R -2 lot. w 1plans for second unit. Open Sun 1·5. 707 Narcissus ~ve . ~B'R5ALY 675-2311 Private home. Expanded 3 bedroom. w,•tl built 2 Hr. open dlnln11 rm. h 1&hly up lntef'Tlational Reol OECORAJOR'f' SHOWCASE l>t-ams, hobby 1 m & xlra ~ form al dining, garden lanai, all very ~torngt>. $65.~o. 4»J 11~~ !: ~1 •1~t u r~'c~ ~·rtiii ~.~ i Estate Network 3 Bdrms., 21,'l baths, gorgeously ap- comfy & quiet. $1Z7,500 (Fee). 4607 plant n~ buckyd sotlln11. pointed & desirably located. "San Wayne Rd. BEAUTIFUL J.ow mulnt. Prime ll.11 L · R OPEH SAT. & SUH. 1-4 P.M. $65,500. 546·8fl10 UIS ey., model. Choice "end ot OCEAN VIEW 546-8640 street" location, high on knoll over. Open House Oct l 1 ~ looking serene greenbelt & golf 11 .AM to 4 PM. f?wl«t 7Jt,ua <'nurse. Profess. landscaped patio & 4 nr, 2 Ha, frpl<', tar11l' REALTORS Real Estate color coordinated interior. BRAND deck. st to 11t lot. Lur11l' - -byMLVAY NEW, MOVE-IN READY, PRICED 2435 E. Coolf Hwy .. CdM 673--849&1 si.d~yurdworkshop ornt IYOWHER AT $99,000. COMPLETE!! SEE THIS ~ ra ce bonus rooiu . llightyu1>graded2Ud1·m PUMPKl .... PIE MODELHOME'l'ODAY Slll.000. Cull for appl Hunlingto1\ Contim•ntal ..... ! CostaMesa 1024,CostaMesa 102.\ MartcWHsonRltr Townhome. t>nd unit. Scrumptious d et•orator ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·5557 fr11k. no-wax floor!<. A!! home in p resti~e La ~ •---------sumabJe 7'fl loan. As Cu esta truct . Lg. 4 HOME OR INDUSTRIAL ~umc SU!,327. Jnr S191l. l3cdrm. Wood plank t'll El Toro 1032 a mn. i''ull pnt•c ~a!l,OOll. try, plui<h carpeting, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y63·8738 ::irt. t>prn . J'nne. custom dr:iperit•s, quali ------..---•only pleuse. Nec.,'(j quick ty wallpaper, builti•1 wet lmr. ChoH·e colorlones. Uti8-4456. BRAND MEW escrow. TRICK OR TREAT This home 1s N E/\T! i!1utittn1'fi & {[u., \ l~rultu rH Ring b40 -5560 day or evt.'lllllll Eastblutt Prole'>sronal Bldq -------------..--...------~ .....-..~~_...._~...-........--~ 4 Br. excellent condition home or manufacturing zone. 70xl40 lot. Plus workshop, p arking for boats, equipmt.. whatever! Price $74,000. Call : SPARKLING POOL & JACUZZI 4 H D H ~l , L i\ I\ E F 0 H E ST w I I ,1 k 1· privill.•ges. Sail, s w1 111 . tc11111~ Only SOU.500. l'iuh I lk•droom. :! bath. up nllt your term~. Owrwr. graCIC'd carpt·tini.:. l•'.1mi PILOT RE,\L ESTATt-:. I~ room, 1•11lry i;:nu• for 540·0555 pnvuey. P<10L 1s I y1·ar Added b~nus rm . all Irvin~ 10441r-vin~ 1044 wood t·cihnJ.::. 3 lu1clr111 1 ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••. fam rm. park hkt• >'ant, hout t1r t•amper .11·('t''~ OPEN TODAY I ·5 GRACIOUS E'AREL WALKER ----------1 nt·W J\11 tlu~ ror S~ll.~50 Ne.1r ~chnuls , hhra1 ~· WHY POSTPONE p.irk. h1kt· t11 l11';11•h Tnt HAPPl .... 'ESS'> und carefree San Luis Ht•y condo; 3 bdrms .• 2•,3 haths, gorgeous home. awLty from lraffic noii.e. Muny nrncnilies . lmmed. possess. 642-2668 [BUAllOR S.\\'E HE Cumm1ss11111 buy from ownt'r. :1 Hr i Ba·. all anplH·, up~radt•d -..~~ thr·unut , ~tH)' fr4tni l.._tk•· full l'lulJhsl' f'llV'~s. 111 Corona del Ma,. I 0221Costa Mesa I 024 Lake 1-'on •st, Showl'.1"· •••••• •• • •• • •• •• • ••• ••. •• ••••••• • • ••••••• • •• •• hu1n•~ ~7ti,tl:-MJ 7f~,8:! i•• 0 1 2 BR &GAR. APT. 2 Cov. patios, nicely furn., So. of Hwy. 613 Ucgonia. On· ly Sl07 ,500. Agt. 675·3222 2 Homes on large lot 415 Poppy. Owne r /Bldr will finance. 673·2278 Costa Mesa I 024 ••••...•....••..•.•..•. 4 b,., I l/4 ba !lJiHl.57.i • llornc for s~1lc-hy ow11r. Fountain Vall~y I 034 Nr shop'g & schools. lrn ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac cond. Prm. only, :1067 Trinity Ur. C.'.\1 !179·4489. MESA VERDE Priced for quid• :.ale. H1ddt!n 2 story, ·I hrlrm. a b:.i. form. din rm, l.1111 rm. l'ool ~Jat·11~11 & v11•w ~117.000 01w11 huu'f' Uat I~. W:!!J Sw,,11 Dr ~1 ll.i ~::!Ti GREENVALLEY "CONDO" ST.ARTER HOME Hy ownrr.~hr.1 1 1ha t'ov :J JJdrms .. 1•,~ ba .. lg1· t'r<'d p~1ll•>. 1ww p,1111t ~·ard. l'ew pai11l. 011e11 SS!l,!100. 511111s11; lherc·s :-umctl11ng tor eve r yo ne 111 lh1 ' tw,1t1tllull.v 11111:ru<l1·d :1 lwdroom encl 11n11 1 Jo:n1m tlw family ('l.l' Jlll<ll 'SJo; "I 1'001. & 27 Ut'l'l'' 111 l'.\l<h. JU~I at•1·0:-,.., llh• ~lt l'Cl t11 1l'l11.\ Ill \ 11111 hug1• palm\\ 1th l'in•i 1111: house Su n I :; 2001 Arnold Agent 833· 17li8 F:·Side choice Broadw11\ loeation :! Ooll llousl·S ni1 l lol. 2 br. t tile ha t·ad1. ONLY NOW and THEN Thi' 1wwly ('Jl'lll'l1•d ""' slury umdo 1" 11 .. an•rl tor E Z It \·i11g ul ~:.i.wo WESTSIDE REAL TV Iv w\ unl11 lil•vahlt• \ ;llut• f""lll • al $1;8,%0 Hiil\ 4 ·~·" p r t) ( I' :. ~ I ti ll a I I y INC. 848·2323 Towohou:-;e, by ow111·r I a 111111 e a pt• ll •I h ll r 1i1 INVESTOR'S STEAL Ucrkelt•y in Cot legt• I hmllngtnn \'il"wpu111l :I l~H. i!t ~ ha . :! ~'' 171~1 ~'l rt \\"' h:11-. 111ip11r1t•tl ~le.xk~m tile tn t"ntry & !..1l l0h. S7M,!1!'1U. flt.i8 ll t.0 S.'i3,ilKI :1 l!r l ~• 11.t, ~·:am Hm. t:;1ll 101 -.h11\\ lllJ.: lo di!)' CENTURY 21 OPEN HOUSE Walk to Beach SU ... I 2·5PM 3 hr. 2 ha. Cam .rm., I 11 O Main St. lnd:.cpd . cul·dt"'""' M . I Br. 3 Ua. gigantic fam M,s~. St.·~l. ~-Y uwnr. rm, w 1 lms of worn! p:rnl'I · S6!l •. .:>0_3•1:1_·:r._~_ti-> __ _ 1ng, hltns i;alor<'. new l'orl~vleum t..itl·hi·n & 19342S.\1.!llO:-.I LA:"\t·: l'am rm 1·,1,,.10111 11111,. 2 Opt•n Sun I ,, lpl•"'· :.ii, i·,ir J.!.•rllAf' it hr, l.11nlly + p1KJI \~I. W I a 11 t O ll p 11 r I. J.: 111g ~1'.l .. ~i:t:~ . .,<~"!'''I' :'."' \\111 k"h11p, cu~lum hll on ~~II'''-·~·li!._I~· 111 \'1·ry <ll't:P lot. ~111.sou Y11ur ho:>ll'M.1 l{t>'•I' :-,1mo. 111.111. PA CERA REAL TY (2 13) 945-262 1 Hv l'l\\'111•1 , ~11.11• twnh,r, :1 Br, :!ha. :! 1':11" i.:.1r. :! p,11lfl'I,1111 Hlul (;,. ~~.:l,!lOO :";;1 l:!l:! OWNER TRANSFERRED ! N1·1·rls fu ,.,t ,,ale 1111 s111wr t·lt•a11 I II It. :! Ha , l.1111 rm, f u 1 ill a I <I 11\ r Ill utnum. plus :i t:.11· ~.1r ;111d m111 '" ( ';.i II for <11• t,11ls. !;H,\:-.ID lll·:.\J,'l'\', red hill~ .. :. 552·7500 l\1rk. H1•aul1lul liulll·m tlt•:-1.. & :-ht'h 1•s 111 ~11ulv. w1•t bar 111 lan11lv nii. Uat:k vard is l'nh:i nt•ed by l:trg<' CO\ 1·r1·1I p atio, dcck111i.:. i:as BU<~ & con.~~~~~~~~~~ vl·r::.aUt111at nr"' pit. Stcr)i away from r efreshing community pa rk s & pools. Sccin~ 1s hcliev- ing 1 l'nc(' hus ht•1•11 re· duccd ! Don't rnbs 1t ! $94,500 14921 ATHEL ~ RANCH REALTY 551-2000 TURTLEROCK 4 Bdrms., 2"'1 ba., lge. family rm .• formal din· ing rm., atrium. frpk. Xlnt location. across from park & pool. M any custom features ind . wallpuper, w:arrn fall col· or:-., quality carpets & dra~s. J\ !ouper family home • Reasonably pri~·t'll at SH:!,500 SAM JOAQUIN l'eopular San l.111s 1<1•)' 11111lll'I :J Htlrrn' . 2 b.1 • frµIC" , formal dirung rm • urkfst. nook. utility -room, wet bar. slopert IL\'iC'llOS \S.IOAUl;IN ct•tli ngs. llighly up· :i Br 21 ,. Ila, popular San graded, t>a rthy tone~. -------------------• Sep g~1r 's. A· I {·nnd Wiii ) OU find s ul'l1 l WO ~lury cll•i:ant'l' "1;q1pt•at11). ::>l;().~100 lllt'll:! Uull Dr C>wn1•r H 12· 7:!0 l. Price Goin9 Up $2,000 if not sold this weekend! -Luis 11,., ,\J.1ny up· wood cntrv & kitchen i:rat!t''· V11•w golf rnuri;e floor. ~.9s0 W & L Walkt•r .~ f .re 1<1•al 1·: .. 1:1tl· li4ti-77l l G~Mral 1002 ....••................. Corona d~I Ma,. 1022 ••......•..••.••.•...•. FEMOMIMAL 3BR + NEAR PARK IN5·58-l7 By ownr. $[!!1.750. & l:1k1· :-11;,,()(HI, ~.11 ih·I~ DAVID D. CARLSO ... orX.'l:l·:i:m REALTOR 833-9293 ------- Hurry anti tak1· ,11 1\.111 Irvin~ 10441rvine 1044 lJMC nr lht::-xlnt fut,\' :~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BH. 212 lla, plus lofl. La C'ut'St a H ~1l·qu 1·t ('lull Tim nhom1', fiO fl . I m m tenu1s <·uu 11. l'a II 1111w I 111' d !' l 11 I I " I; It ,\ .'J IJ H E:\LT\'. x 12·tiii;JIJ 1042 •....•................. -..;i-:w 3 Dr, 2 Ba Olndo 50' lo tennis. nool, pcua i. sm.noo. !)(iR·~iOO CVS. ma en ab I lrvt ne realty THE UNLIMITED DIMENSION FOR GRACIOUS LIVING! Spacious two story plan in the Colony w /s unken family room and dining, galleria, formal step-up liv· jng room w /high, soaring ceiling. These arc just a few a menities in th.is 4 bedroom , 2'h bath home. On a cul-de-sac & close to community pool & recreation facilities. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414 (M45) .A TOUCH OF HEW EHGUHD Homey Madison Model in Wood- bridge. Bay windowed Jiving room, large dining area, family r oom , 3 bedrooms, 21h baths. Popular de· mand is setting the price at $96,500. Marilyn Bulkley 752·1414. (M46) THE GOOD LIFE ----------.! Frt•sh ;1s a dui~y & only strps to a g rassy, jelly v1<·w park & w a lk int! d is· 2 bedroom & convertible den park home -planned for total conve- nience. Luxurious master suite - mirrored wardrobe -wallpaper & oval Grecian tub. $79,500 -Lor· raine Rennie 752·1414. (M47) Nl-:0 f.()(HllS Spn11h1•tt1 · a food thill cont ain' 11111 •lrll:v vit:1mm ... huL 1•ic1•r1•10,1• i\ new '''"'v '<ll11w~ thot 11 'ln111I rim t r.1\'l'I l hr e e in 1· h <'-: 11" r minute. or f11c:.t t•nouJ.(h Lo oulrn('f' a Cour-ycar·old to heel. ~ Sign in fl hn sy no-parking zone: Don't cveo TlllNK or ll!" * A deficit is \\'hat the JIOVemment has when It hasn't as much as if it bad nothin~. .. ·Pus h: a form ot energy tht\t will grt you nnywhcre • e-<cept throul{h n door m orki-d ''pull." • Our doof's af'• •lw•ya op•• at ~ • ..,. s.. • fer'"""''" ~wM.-Ufy. A hl\lMon nf 1f11rhor lnv1~tment lo tan<:c to sandy beaches, a dl'li~htl ul r oomy & open ;)too "ti ft 3 br, 3 bn. family rm home w /den & formal dming including a !'l umptuous mas ter We're here to help! OPEN SUN 10·5PM :1:JM! smtc w/wood bl"am ceil----------• IHG SUR. :J llH. POOL, HU...,TluGTO .... lni.:,; & :r-tain glass win-SECLUDED YAnr> "" ..... ..... dnws. Hcdue1•d to to OQN1 ~ 6 4 , ~ O O. 13 L I I E HONEY $1'1!.l,f>OO. • . • l>OLPILIN REALTY . J\tlr:irtivc .i Hr.~·· 11~ Call 644·7211 l\h!ls lh111 opporlun1ty ·l'lJ·53.TI hnml! with din rn\. p.1110, See this lar~e E ·sidl• -. h k f' r n•· !'IC ( In - -~Nl(J[L lll\ll.EY & ASSOCIAl [S nc ire· 1 ,.., •:. ' , Sp11rkli11~ l'lcau !J hr. :: l)a home '!'l xlnt .m vestmenl **VOTERS** l)(ta!·hc·s. p11r k!>, ~dils, S. i·low to 111 h & htf..i• ll'.lll" Thi..; ~harp l')(pantlahlt· 'I lwclroom. 2 l.i1th h111rw 111 lhl· h1·11ut1ful C11l1111y ol' frr, l:ir1.:e 1 .. 111u' 111111n 11n,t.11r°' l'lurnhPcl 1111· full halh or w1't 11.11 \dtl J ur :! lw1li'1H1m" 11 vo11 ld<.1'' l.n r ~l' t't1\ t'l'"d 11at10 Qult'I l'lli 111• ,,11' )(•l'at lo11 ("11mm111111y pool, p11rk, l1•n111~ & •·ahh• TV. potential. l'nced under . . shOlll> 11 • market ror quick 11ale. Afl n Sprc111I ServlC'r 111 1 i.;. • ~iO,lMlO Ht..r :11;:1 x:r;• or Owner' Anxious •11·., "I .. , Only $50,000. llurry ! our U an a P o 1 n I · •-" 1•-· i-----------i Plrase<.::ill! Nri~hoor11. "" "'111 i.:1v(· $67,900 Ph• 540-3666 unyon1• a rnle t o l ht• OPEN HOUSE T llJS llOME NEEDS i\N OWN 1ms 'l'OuCl I ' riolls. Sat & Sun 12·4 (MfJ) ... ;!~;:~E!~~°: ... •,:~JM~~i~~~~~ t"re-ihly palnll'<l. :? DR & den, :l full bnthe~. crptd. mstr bdrm w/dressinll room, open beam ceiling, brick frplc, J~e country We're here to help! Dana Point I 026 Dana Point I 026 POOL TIME! kitchen, over JOOO sq. n. Rare, ex.otlc Palms sur- for storage ldeal for round W s imm~eulate 3 . • bdrm. & f amil y rm. wine eellcr ~nd fruit home, with a secluded ccller. Oceanv1cw from Anthony p ool . O nly sundeck. Agt. ~'° 950 OPENSAT/SUNl-4 _.,, 417 Dahlia, CdM $119,500. fee ...•........•....•...•.•..•.•................. VALUABLE 3.11 ACRES 1.oned C·l 011 Coast Hwy. in Dana . Point. Sale, lease or subordination. DANA POINT CUSTOM HOME 3 Bedroom , family room with ocean vfow. Lower level ideal for mother· in-law. Low m aintenance landscap· ing. $75,500. ANCHORAGE INVESTMENTS Rwtor ~,,,, 496-7711 EXEC. SHOWPLACE t\nl1quc F'11·11(•h l1 .. 1dc•c gl<•~s wi ndow ' 11\'l' •la11·t·a'l" l'I') '';ii t'll:tll d C 11 l' I ". t' 11 'I I fl n wallp:ip1·1', dr,q>t'' shutters. plush t·rpt 'i.: prof. hrnrl!'"apinl! p:il 10 II. deck, 4 DH, 3 Ba. !ICp din·rm, nook, fa m·rm, , car gar. 1 ''~ yrs new Near ccntrul P rk. A trul. hcautiful home. 18Utr l.akepolnt. 842·R80 OPEN HOUSE 12-5 SUN DAY. $69,900 3732 Provincetown I R.AHCH REALTY SUPER IUY! SSl ·2000 3 Redroom home with OPEN HOUSE 1·5 new carpeting, fireplace. FANTASTIC lo\'ely large yard, all ln 11ood ronditlon. F.xcol. This beauurul P,lan 102 In \n<-ullon. r\Of(t' lo shop "The Willows ' off1•r!I :J {lln11. S\·hools & freeway. bedroom, formal dlnlnK $55,500. + B .. Contractor tHllfrd CA>ntur)' 21 Surf Realty fnmlly room : Central ~16·7542 or 536 H 74 11ir! C11rpetln1i! Wnl t to\ 1tm1---------1 c>rini~! llnbcllcrnhll•t Meredith Gardens: t..g lovely 3 br 2•, ba formal dininsi rm, 11\ k1tr h"n' d1nina or~a. iiepnrAtc pan<'lcd f11m rm w1frplc, master br w/d reutn11 rm. OrAut J1rnd11c1pcd reduced to 186,500. Ope bouse Snt & Sun t ·A Jlm loo.11 Birchwood Av~. By OWntr 962-1167. S67,500 1465' Or~ Acru I RA.NCH REALTY ss1 .. 2000 HEW PETERS TOWHHOM!S Two to choose from : one is 2 bedroom, family room, Plan B in super location at $96,000 fee. The other is a 4 bedroom, family room, dining room Plan D near schools, shopping & parks at $00.900 fee. Laszlo Sharkany 752·1414. CM48) HEWL Y REDUCED! Nifty <·orn<~r unit condominium. 3 hcdroo m1' + forrn.al dining. Popular l'lan :J Broadmoor. An excellent value at $(ifi.500 fc~·. Roberta Lyon 75l-1414 . (MtlH ) PE.ACHES & CREAM This lovely Exeter Model-Park JI home in University Park. 4 + faml· Jy room. Loads of room for a grow· inf.{ family. $82.000/LH. OPIM HOUSE SAT. Ii SUM. 1-5 P.M. 17311 .ALMOND TREE UHi. (MSO) PHTTY AS A PICTURE 3'x6' stained glass window sets the beauty of this charming 2+ den & view hom e. Everything ls custom for s pecial d esires. Laszlo Sharkany or Collen J ensen 752-1414. (M51) GOLF COURSI LOCATION! Best area in Rancho San Joaquin! Highly upgraded 3 bedroom + View home! Garage door opener for security plus ml:lr'ly other extras! Laszlo Sharkany & Colleen Jensen 752·1414. (M52) 642423S 644-6200 ~1 Oo11•r Drlvn HarbOI' View c.ns.r I rvlne •I C.rtmput V•llty C.nter 752·1414 • ~~~.~.~ ....... J~.~-~ ........ ~c:'!!!!.':!~~ ....... ~!!!.~~ ....... ~~::.~~~~ ..... :. . Sund11y.October31 1978 OAILYPILOT C9 ~:~ ............ !~.~~~~1~.~ ............ !?.~. ~ ............ ~~.~~ ~~~~ ..... ~~.~~ ~~~~ ..... ~~.~~ ~~::.~.~ ....... ~~::.~~-·····t,~·~·~·······I~!.~.~ ......... I TURTLHOCK C.LEN /'I.\.~ Min ion Viejo I 067 MluJoft'Vlep I 06 wport leoch I 069Mewport leoch I 069 4 MR, choh:c lot lh••th DOLPHIN R.L ..s, ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ut.·c $129,SOO or oHer 494-8581 ll'(i)1~ ,_____._.....___.....~ Ownl'r ~H931 ~~·0100 "J W "'0()"£)"""'H rt I U -G -E View! View ! View! ::J MADRID 75 NEWEST LISTINGS ES:rATl::S l'opular ThJt5J~'>1lf<>1 lhli.lo'l' _a, \te AT,.... hec. •tetf1191......t Hw Adam~ mod.:! l p,irct d ly 3 111 homr \\1th 2 U ) J Ir, Conrff P.tlo. Wet .... Air Co.di-THE BLUFFS & prt'mlum \1c·w lut ni.1~tl.'r :>U lll''> Jnd ·• H~ V'-w c__.w Mo"•'°' .. -~~''r'° Call 1133 o.;07 .1'1 ·~~~.kio P1 lt'C'd rt~hl JI REAL ESTATE fw Ollty s.at.'soo . - , * ••••• * •• • • • • • All three of ftMH fin• properifes att Ideally locahd In tfte pr.hrnd "Mo•• Up See The World! Nl.'W woocJ & ~IUI>' "fll'C' ToTheGoodllf~" or ut 1<~.111l th(' f'uc1f1r t.1rular ho me· with 1.1 H.mcho San Jouquin ('11 ll cx·14an fr1>m 1h111 like n~w d1·an111tk do med i.kyllghl the t·x~rl:., cum:ern1nlL 3 Ur, 2UJ No1 th LJguo11 ubov1• :o;pir.al stair\\< ay the advantages of h\lni; home $197,500. OH~r 2500 ,.4. fl Mu:it in Utl!' quJet, adult 111'11.'rll i----------1 ~ee• MADRID 640 Mission VI•'• Flnnt Model 4 Ir, Connd P.Ho. Pool. Afr cOftd, Wet .... Priud right .. Sll2,200 The HOMH•ll•rt 581-1210 earfy aNta. * * * * * • • • • V ISTA ENTR AOA. Prime w utar v ie w , ~ UMIVIRSITY PARK1 Reduced $.5,000. to $82,500. Enjoy t his large 2360 sq. ft. family home . Imagine t he co zy war mth r:om it 's two fireplaces, (1 in the ovcrs1zed m aster suite). Stunnin g Franc iscan cer a m i c tile a d o rns s t e p-d ow n fa m ily room . Privat e patios for 2 of t h e 4 bedrooms. Just s t eps fro m your private community pool and t e nnis c ourts. A d e lig h t ful in vestmen t. Call now r;hf:::: •. :·:~:.;~ .. "' f•I unoo ~~¥~;~~~~;c:· -'152 1~--~ ,.._ NORTH ENf> CONDO. 2 L~o Hftutl I 052INewport 1.ach I 069 front r o w . end un ll, 3 bdrm s ., split le v e l. T o t a lly d econ1ted, new carpet· ing, ne w dra pe ries. n e w paint, n e w owne r w a nte d al $135,000. <Thi~ home as s potless I). OPEH HOUSE SUHDA Y 1.5 42'4 SIHISA ~ SPARKLE IM IRYIM~ w•th !hos s q ueaky c l ean. professionally d ecorate d Pla n 100 in 'T h e Colonv " in Ir vin e. You will be thrilled with the elegant d ecor a nd appointments of this s parkling 3 bdrm, fam rm home. One yea r "B PP" war ran ty. S72.900 ~ AlTEMTIOM LARGE FAMILIES• Enjoy lots of e lbow r oom in this large M o nte rey located in the prestigious "T he R an c h " in Irvine . 6 Bed room s, over sized lot. plus more. 3000 Sq . ft. One yr ''BPP" warranty. SH,500. Call to see. 4 IEDROOM. 3 IATH ... a n d would you b e lieve only S71 .SOO! In one or t he prime a reas of I rvine. t h is h om e is set on a n oversiled lot o n a quiet cul-d e-sac. Squ eek y clean and like n e w d ecor . This is a Don B ir d Exclus ive t h a t you w ill not learn about in any o ther paper , s o call us today. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Asso ciates Re altors I nine 1044 Ir-vine 1044 ••••••••••••••.••.•..•.....•.............•..•. BY OWNEH. TurUerock <ilen, PIJn l-,\, 3 Rr, :! OPEN SUN 12·6 lb. dbl rrlc. a lnum in L i v H m I L i bra r y 4382 Marqarita St. Sl 25,000 . J>.i y~ Grrenlr<'l· CJmhricti.:1• 213·72fi·WS~; En,wknd-., modl'I. :1 + fumth +elm 7H -i52 0338 mi: t'ommu n11r pool --------l pi.:r.1!11•d \111 .. 1 wr lo Tl1H.Tl.l'~ROCK ,1pprt•i•i;1tc• Owner/ 3Br, 2Ba, hv, dm & fam \i;:1•nl551·1S15 rm'I & atrium. Vaulte<I ----- ceiling'\, h~1 ck patio" OWMER 4ual upi:rd :.. 111'1tk & out. View lul..\c1.·l•,..io:1 SAYS SELLI comm prk & pooh • $83,000 b) iJWnl•r \'1llJ~C I tuwnhome 833-3515 rrinc onl} 1-:d1nbur i; mod e l. J Oix·nS.il5uol25 hdrm' :!'· hJths pl11s f.im rm. l.ari::e patio. S82.00o UY 0\\'..., 1.1( wdl l::i111l~rap1·d Loc.1l Be•1Ul. Cul\'erd.111• ~:\t•1· Ml on trC'e ~hadNJ J?rcl'll 4 br hm'" Ulx m."ter bl'll near pool. ~i l,WO ilUitc w /fplt', elt>i:anl form:il hv rm, w/fpl1·, ~eparatc lam rm Ca r efree vartl w tcoverccl p;il11l h11J11• l11 pool & lt•nn1s ('oiirt, :\lust ~l'e to ap1w1·1·1.1ll• No HS:l.'nl~. ('1111 for nrpl Wkch ·s ~.s1 !i2~1:!. Ml ,, <~ wkndi>, f>:>!l·41%9 '+523 CAMPU5Dt·IRVll~E OPJ.::'11 DAii, Y X,\ ~[. 'f06 I' ,\I. Loguno leach I 048 EMERALD BAY nH. 2B A, f i replace, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• view. garden setting ... JUST oFn:nED Onell'fl.$86,950 Laguna Niguel·ii--._-,·.,,·u.-L·a•n••-•I VIST A GRAN DE. S~cluded 3 bdrm. e nd unit "Trina" pla n . P r ivate walled patio over looks lush gr eenbe lt & p a r k . R e d eco r ate d in 1975. C u s t o m w all treatm e nts, quality ca rp ets . ~oordinated draperies; nearb y pool. $125,000. NOR I NS R E AL TY l 'harm1ni.: 2lHt + det ---~. ~ ~ ,,,.,,.,. ----the choice community BALBOA. J ust listed. home W/SPl'Cla1:ula1 <.WliDiJiil OPEHSU .... DA.Y 1-S "Ahttcw;ikr \'ll•ws, hrdw< ~;..-=---"" Custom built home on nr ... beam re1hni.:s. hugt l020SO Coul Hw~.•9•·8519 3339 I PERIWl ... ICLE quiet slrada. Perfect for Int, tul de sJt' ,\ rcJlh ~ ----------("SEA TERRACE") the tncycle set. Nearby ~ururb\'alueJlSl!l'l,SOO. PRBSTIGE !nine CoYc; Great Yalut', private tennis club. ocean and • • • L1\ltGI:: F.\:'IIIL' 110:\t t::-fr.1turi11i.: rc1 <'l'llJr, llJlllrJI bl'am-.. hill \il•w, Sflll lll'Jlh llll'I' ~!lll,000 . secunty, beauuful sandy area, ocean view Lovely ba~· beaches lur Mom be a" h . ch arming 3 3BR, 2li.\, formal dininit nnd Dnd. 3 Bedroom, den hdrm . 3 ba .. l>paciou:. rm. family rm. Jlttu:h<'d :ind dining room. Large II\ rm .1leu,formJldm. 2cargarwt opncr.Prof' 40:-.100 It lot. $137,500 rm ..... mrtcm "alb open· ly ldsc pd .w /au t o Ca11S40·ll5l 1 n g to hug l' . I u,, h . ::.pnnklers Hee Ct>nler, i.eC'ludt•cl palm pool : 3 tt•nms Cl!>, )ll>OI, pt" alt• • • • O\'l~;llSIZl::U 1-'L \'J g,m.tt:t•s. $225,000 Incl l>cJch Jlt ki.:. ~;nter th1!> l.l)T •llll)rn'< \ l,UOU ~q land I' r I \'alt• u r r :i h y q~HERITAGE REALTORS VIS TA BON IT A . S u perb m ajor green - b e lt site. Comple te ly r e furbish ed Dolo r es pla n in "tum key" condition . en j oyin g huge "oversized " e n c losed p atio . C h o ice e nd unj t with loads of ex- tra par king . $125,000. It . dow l•> h•nnl)> 1:1111rl!> l:Hll::ATfff,\KING t'OJ~l ll'kphone or 'lo1>ping byj~~~~~~~~~~I Tiit-: \'lf•:W Fl!O:\f I'll!-: l'IOOb. pc1rks unil bl'ach \'1e\\ ! Dl'lu""' condo, 3 om•orourfourofllce<1. Op•n Sun' I ·S TOl'-ll!O Ul•gn•t• '"l'\:I $QJ,l)()(J bdrm., 2 lm .. umquti. lge 17 14) 496-4040 1.fiasttu1\5 & [n., · i~1'altorfi 11 r r u J " t I 1 n c· & L' R 1 ic..t t den. wt•t bar. dining rm.. 1714) 830-5050 2012 Windward wh1tcwat .. r ;; hl•drnoms. lftCJO ea ~ a e lrpl ; SJlCl't<ll aml'lllllCS, 3 'i btilhs. lli•n w wl't _Rod Oalt•y <l!M·HO>U dt•ck-;, W•I. ) ard, dhl. Laguna N1gurl ~~ult>:_ Lane bar. d 1n111g rnom, · CONDOMINIUM gar. SlOS.000 A double lron:-gnle e ntry l'1rc<>laces & bl'Jm"1t PE(' ALLE"' & courtyard introdute " ' Ch ·•· 11 rig " bet • · ' .~ - Rtn<J 6 40 5~>60 J .iy u r e venmq E a -;lblulf P ro lt•ss1onal Bldg ceilingl> :1 \'ll'W rk~ks · 1 1 1 ' r 111 • • RF \I TOil 494-7578 Minion Viefo I 06 7 the •indoor tllcgunre of $185,500. h.11h u,.mt. la:.tt:rully de lWS :-.: Coast La~una ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlus 4 bedroom. 3'AI bath BLUEB I RD ('Y:'.: NEST. Warml~· ci1•1•nral ed. 2 Bclrm.; . wood b II r n i n J( f I r (' p l ,I C' I' , c•harm1ni:: kitchPn & pallu. \'ll'w de<'k S7'l,9SO *494-8057* WALK TO .\I.ISO BE.\Cll 3 llcdroom, i l>alh. Canu I) rnum Jud htcpla\C Sl•tlud1•d II& lo' puol :«MS $!17 "JIMI Jay W. Ye.1b l<e;1ltv :llitY.H'o.1 ... 111\q So 1..1i;:un.1 ·l'l'l ;?:?:I 1 ONE Of A KIND Two sly ,h111i:lccl l'.1111• C:od. lru1• I.c1i:un,1 ll1·,11·h ('h;1rrn hou:w l'n11t111• l1Jlc . hanl\\ond ll1111r' f11rmal dr111n i: rm . hhrary, :1 ISr 111'11 . t "r p.1r a tl· ,t11cl10 Hcmorll'l 1~11 k 1t l'lll'll " tlcl1.iht1 ~d brl·,1!,.1,1,.1 h.1\' \V ;J lk to hl'al h -.h;1p-; & hii.:h ,,·h tml ~135.mo. l'Orntc,.: in a pr1mr arE« -· · · "' --"Ivan Wells" home in a of ~an Cll'mt•nl1• S\l<ecp • To Hlgttest Btdder ~uperb low traffic, quiet ing coa~tl llH' view' Em~rald T~rrace above $62•500 by Nov 15· 2 trl'e li.ned neighborhood. Newport Beach I 069°Newport Beach I 069 Dana Point llarhor ,, \\'hile water Vlt•w . 2200 ~r. flcn. 2 ba. Cor1dova cl Beautiful parquet floors ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JU:-1 minute~ awuv LO\\ !.4. fL & room Lo expand. i'\1do. cu\'crcd pot o. 1.-ov· in family room, formal monthly fre. $1i:>.OOO 1h c 1 h cly t'o r nt•r YU lot, dining room, spacious CROWN POINT e :imt Y rm., w11 its land::.cpd w auto sprklrs. bedrooms, luxuriou" hca\'y beam:. & tmck trplc , hrw 1:pt, gold I rplr .. open~ to a _lovl'I~ draJ>l':.. 1 m med Ol.'l'Upan· "'allpJper & llt'ar new pa L 1 o . t-. x q u 1 .., 1 t r ry K:ll !1:!8S carpeting magnify thl' :\larH~lou~ lm·at1u11 onl) J ft'W step" from popular <'1 t·~n·nl B.1~ llt!.it·h Thi .. :J hclrm . :!'" hJtl' horne on J qult'l 1·ul 11< ':it. h," .1 gr('at 1 looi pLm hm m.11nll•nant't' \,1111 <211.1hlv c 111hlr11<· tinn t1.1nlcn room \\1th bit m BBi) ~I :1:1.<JOO EMERALD BAY drapenes. carpelin~ & -------i quality construction of \\all papers u~cd thruoul HELP! 1h1s dominating home de- Ju::.l hstcd. Sl29,000. signed with YOU in Beach Income Owill'r mu.,l o;rll Im-mind. Sl5-l,OOO nlUCUIJlC 311r. 2 f\,1 hOml 3 t.o,cly ,1p1., du••lflrl'lm.1l1on 1-'ulh • '\;orth,,1dc, occJ11 '11.:w. 1111i.:r;1ch·d llltrns. patio & I 0 • jQuall ~ qu.1lnl + quality .i11 OI'\\ f 1 I l' 11 I a\'.. '\ I,. e I) Plac• kitchens. patio Sl5!J.500 1.ind:.t'JIJl·d, m1111murr Praperti•• * 494.7551 * 1·;1n•n·quitl'd H1•a .. 11ffc1 .7S2•192o \\Ill II\! a<•ct•plcd. 51;:1.~.111 ••OO OUAIUt. NIW"°U lfACH l'ruw1 pah unly 71;11 o~;x · · SPYGL,\SS lllLI.. nl'W OPEN SUHDA Y IXO dci,:rcc 01·t·un vu Onh It)' d\1wn l11r t hH horn<'. :'II ui.:11if1ct•11t, 1» 1h1<·;oratt•r :\l.ulnd li:!U 1 11\\ n1•r. 511-MIU!!I. ijJ:!-6980 h.11.~c (or')&e) ~a.1..<e>r PA.LACE .• :!.1122Cam1w~tr'l' . --~-b~·Tr .. h11,1to & ,\lrc•1.1 LIDO ISLE BA Y FRONT EXC LUSIV E. Pie r & s lip. 4 BR .. 4 ba. $?75,000 S P ACIOUS 2 bdrm ho m e. la r ge b ric k p atio w /fou n tains & outdoor garden room . $165,000 COZY brick frplr. fo r s n uggle tim e • add s a n inti mate Louch to th is 3 b drm. ho m e . $147 ,OU() LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido, H .I . 673-7300 I"' )>,11(': owner 1110\ 111g. mu~l st·ll. <'n1:hant1ng 3000 ~q h . home. Hl.'sl 01 l'\'Cry1h1ng' Sho11lcl not l.i~l 'Ill .\l11ml;1y. $1 Hl,500 1'.tn1)f11nltl' vit•w of golf ~hr. :1 ha, dt•n1wet bar. C'Oursl' & mountain' t'rpk 3 tar gar 10' rnr H rt B h I 069 H rt B h I 069 HillThump:.nn lll·ult y lot .' be am l' 0 cll \I \' ewpo eac ewpo eac 1!15 1'1711 rmdlJl!Stone frplr. So.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o -I) I\ l 1 •l . s l 5 7 . s 0 0 . * A·FRAME * COVES :1 __ _/ Newport Beach I 069 Ownr Hrkr 673·67511 2·Sty. 3 BH. 2 b,1. W .ilk Your chance "Ncwsbov" 1>ist11H'l I\ 1. north 1•rul 4i!1 (}()W ••••••••••••••••••••••• -lo ocean. tennis & pool:. Uayfront award wmni.ng hom.-with clram.1111· """" DUPLEX !':ccds TLC bul a "whalt t·ondo. With 45' boat l>hP ~hin!!l ... d m.in~.utl IClOI ,,, .,,Ill,,. Best Uuy tn Newport HEWPORT or a buy" al sn.ooo at door. $220.000. Owner 1w .. telt>cl ;1rnun~ ... 1Jt.•I) ~ J .>l N. c o .. s. t."un• Pool Hom~ CAYWOOD REALTY t~IO·llltil Jilli<' tree!> 11.1-. hi•l'll • ,,,.,,,,,..,... 4 94-7 &18 ?52-6 4 8 0 3BRdown2dc up.lll!>tdl· Exdu!.I\.<' .IJ aycrC's t * 548-1290 * ------~·umpl.-tl'lv rrcll'l'u~Jll'<i. u os N.CoouHwy .• loguno OPl::'.11 H<)US E-Tiii<\ newly ill'\'111 .11l·d JI, .1.rca.:SUR,JBA. Family ---------NEWPORT CREST COUNTRY FRENCH . \ llllHlll\' hnmt• 111 11 s own ))JI k hkc !<t•ltrni;. I hlwd I llH1r•., ho.1rd & h,1lll·n \\ alh. 1"1'-1'tn\•nt "in rl•J\l•>. ,ill m.il..t• lor \\a rmlh ,'1.t 1:1>U llll'\ d1.1rm Prl\ ;1Ll' t•ntr~ pal10 & 1;11 gc• d\•t·k '" c·i· look 1•1111· ti .... , with 0<'1'.in \ i!>t.1.; h<'~'OrHI Clo~t· to hca1·h & l•'flllh courts 3 Udrm'. :! hi,Jth~ i l!Ut"•I upt wrth prt\'..itt• 1•11tr) 1\: clt•l'k. Stll:l,500 .1 ~r '""'~rt cl•·n:. J. 11.i 494-1177 \\EEK E~U. 171 :-. y 1-:s hlks 10 br.n h, do~c lo rm. Cathedral beam ccil· NEWPORT SHORES OPEN HOUSE ilr~.1m l..1tth1·n ,1.,.1 .100 PL 3Bd. Jba, ocn \Uhm ... hupp1n.: Tim. hutldm.: 1n~s . A real bargain 3 Br + den. sun deck. lmmar. 2 l>lory, 2•2 Ba JLST LISTED. EnJoy lht• w m walk. i.hs. to \'ir is dc ... ii.:ncd with J sa7.soo.Call for appt. hii:hly upi:radcd, 2400 rondo In l'ho1t·c location /~rC::-UMBlNE~ itrt';it Vil'\\ rrom thl' loria Bc.1di 12!l 0011 separatl' enlrJncc to the 645-3474 sq.fl. Steps to lld1. pool'>. nr. beal'h. ~l)hl leHI 1550 5.Coo,tHwy. 1<.'Cr<lOm :.! uJl h11lto11 F.JU!.la \itah llcullur rm on y rail or a1Wl 1n1ng r m, custoni •rl .I k r h. 3 IJl'"l' m<iSlt•r b1.-droom. • l s I /f I & t b r I ""'~so• 1r.r1.s ut'l' ., o l 1c; nr.ir 1ww lse 011twn ss.ooo down .. 111"'1-ennts court. 97,5011 w rp c we ar orma I I I. h .... h11:h rouhl he COil\ l'rh.'tl ii p I f d. ~o hoch 494·'#421 honw ~:!.500 4!1!1·224 1 min owner·.., unit or ~uci.t _' '· • .' _' 64t).!!(j()7. Op~n !3Jl/Sun c1rapt•\ & rarpeting, 2 cnr ~I' \('IOt:~ multi leHI qu;irlt·r-. & ~1111 ha\l' two ~--1·5. ~.1raj.lc. S7!1,500 Firm ! Sf'ECT,\Cl'I..\ I< ()l-1•.111 \ ll'WS from l'\'('I'~ room. 3 $.1!1,500 :! lx'ilroom Ulll()> ror Ill· St.11x·nor Realty, l'hon1• \lt'W, 3 UH.:! UJ , frplc. :! b<'clroom. d1111nJ( rnom. l.ov«i>lv :! Br apt. l\r nrn n ime. BA.CK BAY A.REA ftth·I02H Sul & !3un 11 lu I. ~rs new. l!l.lO ~IJ . fl <len.2'it•pdbl i::.ira~es. vu,,l!l7-3S!l5,494·ti320 1\gt A "e nl~l !~s~~~75 or 'HE BLUFFS, modified 3fKi!11gMzedbdrmi.,litr t).1502:._1s_d_•_11_I} ___ _ Hoom for exn:i 1.;inn Onlv SIJ!!,500. . I . r ... " "W'' Pl 3BI' 2• b amt y rm. :"\cw carpc:b L'-L' f p r " i:; :'-i <.; 11 AN T 1 N c; 2 /\ppro'<tmate y 3600 sq t. 6-tti 7414 an. '· .2 a, lhruoul. Fres h pain t. r1ee 1st o r?pcrty or _si_1o1.t1_so_. Ownrr l!l!t 2t1~l hi·ctronm, :I h;ilh .ten I.rbrary. Lndoor s pa. compl rcdec w/lrg mstr Owner Llqµld alin1t. Xlnt 1o~1lc hy owner tn Or~l\&<' EMERALD BA y h 01111, 0 v f' r I 0 0 lu n i:: white w<sler view. Pl<11:e Hwpt Terrace Twnhs~ s uite. t::verylhing new ure:i <;ounty. llELP-U-SELL, J::mi•ralrl R:i y. s12,1.::i4K). _H<'al~y. •l!J.1·!1701 fly ownr. :i Br. 2• 2 nri. lhruout. lots of wood. p · 'd E h (l )!i:l'T-4800 :1 )1tlrm & ctc•n !or lflr), :i frpl<'. upgrrforl, pool. pk. mirrors. wall pa pe r . yram1 xc an9ors hath~. Whill' w11t1·1· '11•w Sllll-;Lu In: \I. t:ST.\'l'E Loquna Niquel I 052 nr IH·h. 01,cn h~l' li Super patio w/BUQ, wet ____ 8_3_3_·_1_7_6_8__ HARBOR VU HMS l hlk to lw.rl'li. ))t•1<r,LJ011 ·WI XU!l3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S•!am isl Cir. $58.500. ba r . P ool. $84.500.1• _________ 1 MonleJio Mdl. Premium hyowrwr. 4!17 27::?1 I•---------t..owcsl Pm·ed Oceanvit•w li•lti·•iS91! all 51'tll or 752-8141 days/ 640·2039 lot & location. I-:xcep-HomC'. rn prcs l11?1ou~ wknds. c\.·es&wkends. BY OWNER tionally priv:Jte & lus h. 1 :'llonarl'h Bay Tcrrae1• ---RIG CANYON llOME Br & l''amily rm. J'ri n 2i00 Sq. f t rontcm Hayfronl Druma from top XLNT AREA. rozy 2700 413 R, 3BA benut decor & dpals only. Fee land bv 111 lil'aut1lul Lt1i.:u11.1. porary home, .J fi ll. 3 ba. to hollom in tht'i new sq. ft. home. S BR: 3 Ba. lndscpd w/ca rm huvln~ ownC'r. Open Sun J 1-·l. loHIY :1 hflrm. :! h.1lh h<'am ccrhnl!" lhru-oul s l r1k1n~ lownhomc D/R, den, 2 frplc s. l~e a garden vu. Has pool. 2070PorlHrhlolCr. EXQUISITE S ETTING ..A'Ol4n REAL ESTATE DEF.IU'll•:t,I> P ATIO JIOl\1 l·~ nuckhorn. 2 111' dl'tl. !! Ha. u1>~radcs. Jly "" "l't. $72 ,liO(). 0pe11 II o; I', Snt1Sun I 51'M, 10 ~11111 Glade 5S!l 5SIX i.:arllcu home with Catalina \'iew from wtlotali;rruntv.2Br.2 lot,pallo.Boal/RVarea. fire p1larca &sepjacoif GORGEOUS m~1turc tr•·e~. l ,1q{l· C\'Cr\'room Pool si1e lol. decks, the h:ly & a 45· Xlras.548-3168 mstrbdrm.Opcnhi.c Sun OUPLEX**DCEAN pmJt{' ~-·rt.I \\Ith bnt'k Fantastic s1sa.ooo Own<'r. 49G·6271 hoat shp al ~·our door. ------• 1.5 or by a p pl . 16 lhi-; he:iutiful 1 lidrm paltn. T..ot.; of pricll' 111 O<'<'an vu from almost e'•cs. or da)s 6'10-1611-0 S220.000 Owocr.6~0·8161. HARB 0 R VIEW ·Dc~e~r~w~ood~~L~n~,~64~4~-4~38~3~. ~I Walk the lt·n~th of one 900 Gtr11nry'" !It 494 9473 ~49 OJit> QUALITY WITH A. VIEW $135,000 By 0\\ ner 3 Br President home 1n TurtlcrO(.'k Terrare •HE.\L VA LUI·:• ~596 O:iklt•y T1•rrarc it:IJ :?::?:?'\ ---By Ownl•r . lfrl'rltt•lrl "A1111t•11" 2 Sit'). 311r. 2', bn. llrn rm. tm rm, UP· grds & lcl!!C'p . A!lkinR $7ti.OOO 55 l ·<l:l•'ll nfl 5 New Jbdr m, 2bulh home. Ikcrfil'ld ;28 Deerwood P. Dy owner; Prine only S'75,000 . 644-4340 San Joaquin· Beauty You'll love lhn vl"ew & the price loo! Prnfcsslonolly decorated. 752-0283 & 640·0166, plcosc leave message. Agt. Wl'RI DEALING! <:riln.1cla 1<1 the most o"'m•rship here' l'ncl.'d C\.ery r oom. Bronz< Prine only please. -- -_ house lo beaut.Jful sandy pop ular floo r PIJn. toscllatSS.'i.000 1?l.1:o;sandrcdwdu::.cdex IYOWNER HOMES beac h and P a c ifi c Formal dining r.1mily li'.'n~ivcly, Jc,·el bal'k yd ---------•I Bayfront t8 Collins Isle. By owner, 3 Br, 2 Ba , LIDO ISLE Ocean. 4 br, 2 ba up, 2 br, room . }l uge m.i'ter mA A~ 3 BH SJW.SOO DOLPHIN R .E. Trad e or finance ram. rm .. lg . cor. lot, 3 Bedroom , 2 bo, lrg 1 ba down. l-''urni:.hed. 3 bdrm, you could i:ct Jost ' !Q: i.i~a.::i[Pt!:l I---------· 494.8581 S2!18.000. 673-7770 or many upgr ades. fee patio. modern lotc hen. carports, + 1 gar. Mu:<L Fount.110 in entry. -6 IJQmtuiltlV 5.58-8723 land.Prin.only.640..5345 $139.500 by owner . close e!>c row 12/1/7~. F'1rept,1cc in family rm •99·2800 ---------NOTICE 673.0015. Ptin. only. $118,000. Roo;~~6;1~EALTY SPECTA_C_U_L-AR TURTLE ROCK Pa~::'!~:!~c 1V~h':'!ry how Daily Ptlot Class-IIl NEIGHBOR ! Here's a ARCHITECTS CALL: 64 0·6'00 551-2000 OCEAHVIEW President Home ll(.'(lrooms. sunny ltvinJi ir1cd ads display their roomy, homey. custom SPECIAL Don't miss !';\'C'1oi.: this room & kitchen. Nl•W mC'!.Sa~cs with l<'~ibihty 30R w/a lrg lovely pool. New 2 story o.s open & lovely hnmt> In br,1uliful REDUCED $114,900 Orwn ond impnct ? Our ads, we Xt ras inc: l !JO 1 I •. A li~hl as a i::reenhousc, 3 Turtle Rol·k J ust read Sal/Son 12 lo 5 2,11 71 Lus arc proud to !>UY. really strr<'t lamp & even u Br, 3 Ba, l~ fom rm, 2 th1slt~lofexc·1tinitcxlra~ NaJaran,is. ,::c l r csultll !'hon e 11ecrct hcwor cabinet! frpks, jacun:i. sun rlcck, ~te £:.=~ OPEN HOUSE 1-5 SUPER SHARP! 111111 lovely 3 hrirm Plan 7 in California llumcs ho:1 u beautiful )Ii)( W family room w/ponclcd walls. Upgrnd<'d floor co\'er· ini:s In fnmlly, t•ntry & h,ith. Cln!.t' to sdiool!I & i.hopptn.1(1 $65,000 489 I Galnsport 'cw ex cit lnR l11 '<11 r~ l\\nhm.:ll>r.21-:l>u :;·. 6t to·, fh\11 ('.tll fnr .111111 752 SI Ill, :!\11:.!I On an \'1, l;i Dr OPEN HOUSE SA.T & SUH 12·4 292 VIEJO, NO. LAG. 2 Jlcd1·oom 1-honu~ room. !XO ch•grc-4• !"W<'<'P wi.: Vil'W. hi;ht & airy W;1lk to lwurh S!m,soo SEA PROl'f':llTl ~S 4UU J:liR FOR SALE BY ow1111-:R Spac 3Br, 2ba Opr n beam ccihngi1. Ilf•;1ut1ful ocean view or conslllnc. $74.900. Ph ,,99.1950 aft fi err1e -lhrc1• e )(trJ l arge1~~~~~~~~~~ "42·!11171! IJnve by 2!116 Irvine Ave all fully insulalcd, all (')(· co ....... ..... bdr m s , plu s h l(oldl: or como lo our Open tras. Sho rt wulk \n - C'11rpctin1t. lari.:1• family LOCJURO Ni9uel I 052 LOCJUfta NlcJutl I 05 llousc Sun. ll-5 lo sec. beach. FceSlmplc. condo. \'iew 3hr, 2•2 ha, room with W<'l b<1r , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Call Mike Parker/Hazel custom llrnpcs thrunul. -------------------Hagar A$tl!I. 997-4850 * $ 139 995 '* xlrmc Sli2,900. 642·0541. c•1•nlra l <.Hr with air Open Sat i. Sun 1·6 01ll.'rlSUn l·5. d C'BMr. ,rlr-c leanini; Will Ba hyllit your 5305 River A•~. BIG<'ANYON oYrn. phi~ loralcd on a PROPERTY-YACHT (Sil u;itcd l blk 5 ,, On Gotr CourliC'. Vu t a J'IOOI ~lit' lot with one ol OR BUSINESS Supcrlor-Halboo ('rt)liS lldrms. llurry' s1:1u1011. thr mo,;t fnnlnstlc view' while you're iione. Sem1-init of l'Cll &. W<'sl on Brk5!i9·Hl!lfl 111 Turllt• H<•C'k A mul'l rel.ired Ma rine Surveyor. River.) Will take trucic, sec if you ore looking for A·l Local refere nces. also need lt ·l . R-3. Hcrbor Vu Home• somcthln.: spC'c1al Bondahle. 646-0664i 1-'ubulou~ vtl'W. 3llr. red hill ~: ... 552-75 00 - 6_7_3-63_1_6 ____ 548:....:,_;:•36..:.:.:12J---------$11C. QCI\ NEWPORT SHOR ES "·'"" Ill.fl 3 Br. 2 Ba home, 4 A-frame Jbr + Cam r m .1---D_k_r_s.:..:59_·1...:.o_ro:....._ __ , houses from beach, hi-P r ice d t o move a l BRAND MEW pm. ~~~~~~~I beam ceilings, frpk , $68,500. Call us for olh<'r 5 UH . ovtr 3000 sq. fl , atrium wtwaterfall. gar. NPS ll!'lllngs! Property lOOxlOO' lot, 2 frplc's, lr>- w/workbench & lots of llQUse. 642·3850 1 h $ 20 000 I ---------pc car gar, many ol er , LOCJUftO hoch I 048 LOCJUftO hoch I 048 Bought o new house. Con 1<'11 our 3Br. 2ha, l-'nm rm In Cahforrua homes at a borgaln. Lse/opt. to RANCH REAL TY purchase later. 169,000. 551-2000 ······················~······················· Announcing the opening of another location of the Curtla Bradlev Company. former1Y Helen Bush & A;soclates. ~~J~~~-l • or ease IYTHEPARIC c u s \om fe a tures. OPENSAT&SUN l -5 One·story Lusk home in S l 34.900. G R AN 0 ' 5301 River Ave Eutblulf; In mo\•c-ln 1_R_E_A_L_T_,_'._84_2_·G636 __ _ 752-0283 & 640·0166,1---------1 please leave me21sage, OP'Dt HOUSE l·S Agt. DELIGHTFUL LUXURIATE Jn this 4 bdrm. 21 ~ bo . wllh it!! delil(htrut plush carpeting & uqutslt e hdwd. floor " V rry priv:ite enlry & pul10 with Its own park Just outaule the golt . $78.000 ~~;ooo~ VI LL~ REALTORS Unl•. Park 3 BR. 2"' be \O"Db OUlf' $64 ,900 Prlo onlJ. B\r. 813-a.30'7 ·- Thia 2 bdrm townhomo Jn '1'he Terrace" provides hrick flrcpl:m~. 2 baths. Upgraded custom drnpes & carpet. Covered patio. Nlrcly londi1caped. Close to schools & shopping. A mual tosee! $68,900 #4 JUNIPER I RANCH REAL TY Hl·2000 filcq,1~.!~n..~ LIVE AT THE IEACH W alk t o private be a c h , t e nnis courts, pools, fro m this c harmin g 4 bd rm ., d e n h o m e. B eam e d cathedra l ceilin gs. ha rdwood floors , used brick, family s b:ed k it c he n . $194,500 AC~ HMIC• CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 n.r...M••dt..,,._ L .... .,...i A g r o u p o f pro fessional Rea l E s t ate p e o p l.,e._.1111• dedicated 10 servin- yQUr needs. C.B.C. I a member o f tw • local Multlple Llstln Boarcts. A member o R e l oc a tion Consullants serving s11.+1r11<1 s1.,,..,. o " e r 2 0 0 A.-.... coroor111ons In So uth Ora n ge Coun ty. providing a contlnual source o r quali fled buye rs . C B .C Escrow & Note MtVfce comotet• 111 of your AHi Eslat needs. Our staff look forward to meeUnQ you1tt. CURTIS BRADLEY MPANY -I 645·201fi owner lie. condition. Sl 12.500 HA.RIOR VIEW HOME Or igina l P o rto fl n o Model. 3 Br. 2t1 Ba + bonus rm w/ton bdr m & fu ll bo th, air cond, Spanish tile, pool, lots of brick work, new lndscp- 2626 IASSWOOD O,EH SAT /SUN I -5 ltaFJt!I lng +muc h more. VIEWCATAl..INA OPEN HOUSE Spaci9us 3 nr. 2\'A ba, SAT&SUN11·5orappt c u s t o rn d eco rl.'d 1824 Port Sheffield lwnhome. $65.000. Owner Fee Land $159.500 assumable. 645-2005. By owne (714) 998-2228 ----- aterfronl Condo 2 Illy, a HIWPORT SHORES Bl\ 1n BluH s . Spac-l mmac. 2 BR, den. 2 bn, tacuhar vlcw.133·l009 I ow m :a In l • d e I u x e ----1 fHlures. aJl new kllch., LIDO ISLE 5 DR, 4 Ba , 10 new blln.s. 173.SOO. Dy yrs otd. F /dln·rm, F/R, Owner 262 Codar, 50 yds rrom waler. All. &42·1.228 0PEN SAT/SUN tQ.5082 M HARIORVIEW CA.RM EL , 3 RR, 2 BA. corner liot. P r o r e 11 s. l o n 1 H y• lnndllcaped. Atrium. i HARIORVIEW MOMTIGO 4 BR. 2 DA, 1¥•t how11 Ilk• 111 m Pror eaalo na landscaped . V I Vlf.WVJF.W ' 673-7601 Cit DAtlYPILOT • Sund-x.Oatobef3t.197t 6 --··· -U.lwold•I r.::.-·... ~11.1w-• --"-"Fet-U. Otherh.,&tah 0tt.r•H1&hlh °"""'•"'••• ;;;~~;;:;::;;·~;·0~ ;;:;;;:;.·~·~·;;~; ........ ;;.·~;;·;;~·; iri~ ............ j14· ~ ............ ii44 ·•··•·•·····•·········· •...•....•............. ·······~··············· .........................•.•.•..•.•........... ························•·••············••·••• ............................................. . t"'4pwt hK~ I 06 lol Momto1n. Denrt, "-Ouert :snr ., bo h A Ito FOR LIASI ••••.••••••••••"•••••• Property 1600 Rhori 2400 RHCM"t • 2400 Bay "'~a~tL ~~''le:. *RENTALS* ~autlful Univ rs.It» YOTIFORMil •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• S490yrty.g1s t!MM CHOICE OF 6 HOMES 28R,3~)b¥ .•••••• ms lark townhouau. ~ TO e~· voun NEXT 1 eR d n 2~ 541• bdrma .• 2 baths. slnik VlEW.llOME with BAYFRONT T ............. o ..... ..,.,_.., c--·Do OCEANl-'RONT28rJBa, ALL HUNTINGTON IEACH ~OR'.&Pool ........... S47 llOr)', double •ltOc:bed TY.t-;S SUl1'1'! :ind t Otrlct' bulld1na. llP('<' -"' " ~• ~-S3'1~ yrly. Ulll pd No Urn, Plan.\ • • . .. . 1eraee. Wulk lo shop-CQ~IE l~IT I' ·b 1 tacul tar v1c-lo\, luxurious l n winter. a luxury hideaway, peti..M9·t221.63l·l826 PrimcLocaUons 3DR 2& ••• s.t pins & 11chools, 2 com· lhru'®t ,>Aith t~~rLt':.st exc:cul1woH1cn nxlnt complete with uncrowded skiing. 3BR.2Ba ................ $385.mo. :?RR'.&J>cn _ ••• Sl.50 munJty pool$&Jacuuls dc,,1&11 f'r .. fr .1l11rl'' lnn·~tni,•nl Jl~UOO indoor tennis, health spa. swlmmin•' <:ou ai:e Qualnt 2 br, I h;i, 4BR.Cam-rm ••.• ········$&.SO.mo. aBR.fn.:rn .. 1 ..•• ~SS ,MunYt!itltratai Purqlull<'!~,",,· Ow II I I n llLL GRUNDY ~ "10"1" rdrt~ ..... m pn A BR 2 B <t.t()O Sun I Ui'\ ltf'~ $1.'2.5 ry. ~0 ll uni " Mr"'' \c" n.iol·c pool, massage, fine restaurants & hve 1•.1110. nn :-.ni:h· Yrly ·• • a, · · · · · · · · · · • · · · ~ ·mo. Utt· FR · · · · •• kltch~n. dbl 0\'\·11, ct~' s~P~~.vr~l"ll!~ Realtor 67S-6161 entertain ment. In summer, known as ~!I~ .. n1tMt ~1; ·tBR,cornorlot.2& ........ $100.mo :an: ... ·-· ~~~ ~urat:~ door ofeoe1~ 2011 hiu.:~ llrl c \~M:tt \' v11.1.i\Ca: one of the finest golf & country club ar. :i bu 3 BRR, 2( Ba, .. .. · · · · ·...... $390. mo. ml we h11\e othC'rs tor J~~~lhu ftw • S 6~ ci _Jim l'.ot•. M:t !tlli >11i40 l\1•wJJ01 t. 'nv h.1r<f tu resorts. Xlnt condo.rental investments Block to Hc.u·h 3 B , am-rm. 2 ba . .. • . · .. $i25. 1mmcd111tc oc.·curanc·y " Red Hill lte...Mu S-Cl•-•ftt• rind c :.? loh :1 l.01 ... 111 u sooo mo tl75-5Zl6 All Seasons Realty, 536·8844 or 847 .7729 544•490-0 •1 -· ....... .. I 076 row. Ju:.t ".illlO~ to ht ••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• d1J\1.'h.11l(:il. For mun.• 1n WHIZ BA ...... GI Co call. U15 o:J03 Coroftoct.1 Mar 3222 RIHTALS ~ • ~OIUO:."'i1' nu;o:-.1 1:-ic •••••••••••••••••••••••Cost. MHa 1224 ~lngton Beach 3240 Slnalo Fumily llomett Coif course view. 3 l:lr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3DR.2 B:i ........... $311S -separ.lle dining rm , Towne & Country Shop· UGH'! C E 'd 3RR . Woodbrid T h 3 0 3 RR.2 1\a ........... $396 fnmily rm , JliCurd & r11n1-t Cenler -Orangl!. It.come Property 2000 RHI Esteh Th t 111 NOT b , oiy ·51 e lBA. Nr. Westminster MAJI, 3 IC wn me r 3 BJl. 2 & .......... $4.25 sauna. 582.500 l'roJ<'<'l 1•11 net Income••••••••••••••••••••••• W..t.d 2900 8 w bis c ;>our Crp lc. 2· gar, Ir& yd, Br, Fum nm, fplc, bltns. 2 811, A IC. upgrode11. 31\R 2 Bu $800 POINTHJ::ALTY S20,000 1wr vr. Sall! orN t .,_ h Tri pl"'"'••••••••••••••••••••••• rcapon.'\c to l . custom gardencr.fl75·3447evt'S $425 8MHi921 lake&poolpriv.640.8642 4urt'2~s··· .. ••••• .... 90 496 cm... i:· hn 0 , . p 1 . , ewpor ocnc • "" . . built home with ocean · • a ......... -"""""' .x.c g. "'ncrs. rnc. on Canal w1bont dock Want hou11c u\ M1ss1on view. Extra lge. rooms; MESA VERDI': bright 33 Bl' 1~ Ba, encl court Univ. Pk. Village J. 2 4 BR..JT"'1Rnbo ••••••••• $8SO only. 968·3'101. wknds $175000 14923710 'VicJo Will buy direct for 4bdrms.,4baths&tomi· Br. 2 Ba. Fam Rm. 2 yard pntry. Ofc in gar story tnhome. 3br, 2'°' ow omcs * 6 MOl'tTHS YOUM~ S3H288 · · · · · · c:u1h: ly rm. A large entertain· fplc's S450. 17M low a. SHARP! $400 mo. 1st & ba, fa m rm. frplc & sun· 2Bll. l Ba •• ·•·•· •••• $325 4Br.2Ba,fam.rm&dln· CHOICE UN IQUE DEL MAR B1llThompsonRenJty ment area w/wet bur & 644-1836 last. Nr. Marina HI, deck,xtraclean.Jmmed 2 BR.tBa ........... $3SO ing, upgraded w /low DUPLEX close to bch. 49S·1870 frplc, Heated swimming 84(;.&493 occpy. $425. incl. tennis, 2BR. 2 Ba ........... $385 mlilnl. Beautiful ocean & B~ACH LOCATION good income. Loaded pool. Call tor further de· Super Sharp 3 Br, 2 Ba. pe>Ols & jacuul. 552·07 2 BR. 2 Ba •••.• •• .... $43$ lull view<>. O~n house :\l ed1cul, O~nt al i-uitcs . ..,, /charm. $159,000. Cash buyers waiting for tails. freshly painted nu cpts, New Calir. Classic. Ex· or 552-9444 Mr. Dunn 2 Bil. 2 Ba ........... $4~ SJt ,~Sun 12 5 307 Calle C<'nlral loc•atmn. l'lellt) \'. E. 110..,, ard C" fa>.er Units Sm 1\1 -1 lot IAY & IEACH d.s h w sh r. db I ga r . ceptionally clean. 48r or 2 BR. 2 Ba ........... $$25 l'ueblo \1wn1 4!12 17!l5 prkg. 155.0UO \sk ror :\Ir!-.. :\I u1·1ll'r. rt l to H 4 bea1·h lols REAL TY 6 75• lOOO rent/leas~ no pcls $375 3Br & den. Incl yd malnl WALNtJ1.' ~-attr3ct 2 Br, 2 BR. 2 Bo· ----· ·. • • • SS25 J,1) \\. 'I l'jh Rt•altor' 1it n 7:>5·5101 C' ione \lactonan house mo. 642-9567 &waler. 8425 mo. call art 2 Ba. dUlmg rm, patio, 3 BR. 2 Ba .• • ........ $450 REDUCED '1"1'12237 -----F1x crCommerc1al cor. 6.SW-3851' air cond., c lose to 3BR.2\o'J Ba ......... $il50 COSTA MESA \'1oh1le Jlomc Park , MESAVERDE4Br,2Ba.--pool avail $340 mo 30r4Br 2\>llba .... $495 t>PE~ llOl :-...: .\noecJn \'ll'W home Ou_plcx, lower: 2 bec.l.rm.,l no 1>ets, 2927 Pcppertre{' ~ew Harbor Village 552.02.:JJ · · 3DR. 2 8·3.. . ..•••• $500 S\T&Sl '\ Duplexes/ \l.ir"c'hop••an"centl'r bath, gar age. rcfrig l..J.540 l720'.\largaret 1'wnhi.e lllx 2 br 2 ba ----'IRR 2 Ba •cAn !1:!8 A\c ~JI\ acJor Onih sale 1800 DUPLEX " " "' sto\'e incld Xlnt lo~ ----' ' • ·. · . • · · · .. ·" "'""""' , ... h lh Worid W ide lrok•n .,.,..,5 . 1, 8 ti 'tES' \VERDE I• ,1 8 2 pool, ten. Jacui11 etc. Rancho San Joaqurn 2 llr. 3 BR. 21; Au ........ $600 ...:ean \ll'"' omt• Ill l'••••••••••••••••••••••• .lu~t l1~c·'. Ju~t pro Balboa673-4545 """' me:>. ).r~ arre " ' ~ J:t: r. lmmed.cx:cup.A<lJllunt den. pvt path,s on l(olf JBR.2\.'J Ba ......•• $600 '\cwJ)Ortll<-al'h ol t11m11r HEAR HEW DUPLEX ~ u ~ Heally t>.12·5200 &. cpts. fph . fn('r! )d, II a r bo u, 83i ~ m 0 course S4!l5. ti4U·t'Y.l'l7 'IUR 2\.'J & $()25 row. at S;;n Cl1•m1•11ll' to fcssion ly landi.caped -S42S mo. 530 5014 . · a -· · • · · · · · -·· tla).Comc&!it'clhi1-un MewportHei9hts ,,1111 JU:O.t hu~l' lrl'e Spal·1011s::!BR.+fam-rm.--213/S!J2-111721ocal !lbr+<l· th zl· :l DR.2~Ba ......... SG25 nelievabl<' \'alu1• !low <.1rca. Clo!>~ to bch. shop shaded h.tl'h\:tl1I Uuom Rentals " IJ~e private patio. 2272 <:01 nell. (;ollt·~~ SPOTLJ'S"' I Dr ., n-:: F K ~nRnr frnl:: s:lg15 •I Bil 2'"J Ba... ..~75 d •. hi L 3l'R . • ••• •• • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • ..• b . g r·1 •place l' .. k 3 n ., ll • "' " .. . . .. . ,. Nelo\ Port 0 ·•ach l.'an we o 1t ~ Owner says ping "' c;c !'>. :irge • lor 1101· 1111111· unit "'1th Fu I h \\/t)IJU urnm. re : " r " r • "' u Fam Hm, fplc. on cul de mo 752-6HOO ; ev~ 6-14·4663 ., ' . D.:: • 'SELL "Ag1 ,.1tJ8-1936or frpl<' u111ls. pvt yarcls, variancl' E11t·lr1-.etl Houses rn1 ed + i:ar;ige. So. of ll\\y F.verylh1nl( new· . ··h I :i . ' ----~llr.2 ha ,furn.$625 645-0882 huge lol 5U 7.000.0wnLr i;aragi•!> W~tlk 10 i.hop ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~25mo.673·6651. Hcmodelcd.! S400 ~~::;-0~~~s8:Jcari;ar. L1':AS1':SA\'.AILABl.t-: l>IS·Zlao or 552· 73.50. pm~ ancl bus. o" rll'r will Corofta del Mar 3122 . w/gardener. 556·0846 - -------L1,·~ in Irv ml' Valluge. 'I . D .• San Juon - -------carry 2nd Sti!.l,S(lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shore~h ffs .. 2 BH, ~en, , •· . Av;i.itahle 11 /l. 2 Br. l'".i We have home" avail. for '-" ""'!.: Copistrono I 078 N E W I "l S A t-: OCEANFRONT Oplx 2Br . s pacious hv-rm. giant 3 Br, 2 ba, kids & dogs OK. ba, 4 blks to ot'ean. $325. lease in •• /i. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLE l\T ENT E, New 2ba, frplc. pvt road. $425/ back yard. P".1-bch. ss75. $400 mo. Ph 847-799.& eves Wulnul Square ~~l'/.y •·or Sale-21h uc Ran<'hos duplex. 2 BIL H~ ba J .Quail ~ \\inlt!r, or S600/ yearly. 898·~533 or 675-8824 °1 557·023'1 Ranch Cal.Homes from sio.750 full price. each, C'nc ld g ar. se m. Pl 673·5432 675·622.& M"'"A VERDE. 4 Br Great House Cor Kids· Deerfield Univ Pk ~-8600 <'levclcnd "'orest area. lndry, d ose to beach & ~· S f 11 h 1 B: d' 1 f • Huge Rumpus Room. Culverda lc Col.Park :-)JC llealty_ J im Bishop shops. FLOCK REALT Prap~-~!~ 3 BR. 2 ba. frplc. deluxe · 0 ;'by, ~b arlr;:d ng wt •1 mdnrmpd, g 3.m11 r1m. For Dogs.Huge back 2 bdrm, your choice or 3 !>14·8!18Jor-493.n311• 498·1170 i.oooo•iut.NlWP011t1IACH duplex. Yrly incl. util. newer, r, a, r~. r gr r • ava m yard. For Si.ngles-lots of rrom S340toS400 73C I S600. mo. 675 2925 r efr1 g. No pets. Avail m ed. $450 mo. (213 privacy. 3Br, 3~a. SUper 3 bdrm. your ch~ice or 14 .. 5 AMPUSJ>l: R'/11(£ Santa Afta I 080 Oc.an View Duplrx 8 UNITS, Eastsidc Cosla . l2-l. SSSO. Agt. 675'6900 36'1·0863or <714> 546·2lS9 Sharp! New paiol, cpts, Crom $335. to$475 OPEN DAILY ••••••••••••••••••••••• HrDanaPt.Marifta l'lksa,$200,000 Agl. En~\~~ar~c~2ki~;l;e~~~ S325. 2 br. frpk. gar . JltESADELMAR drps. 8450 mo. 842-0516, 4 bdrm your choice oC 6 f\A.M.T06P.1tf. 2 Years new. 2 Ued &151103 blln!>. Open bear'.ns. Kjd_.<;/pets/.snglso~. Fee -iBR,28.\,nucpts.drp~ 968-0779Agt. from$450to$.a95 TURTLEttOCK 3Br2Ba SS9,000. rm~. clen. l '• b<.1 lh~. MAKE THOUSAMDS pauo, co\·ered parkmg. Mam Rentuls. 540-5370 bltns, frplc S385 mo. 2 FREE RE"'-'TAL No Fees DH. FR, adj to park & 3 Berlrm home "''th ex f1repLtc1•,, !o.IJJC1ous. SSSSSS$ P v t beach privg!i . R d 1 2 b b· El Rio Ctr. 842·3486 SERVICE RAMCHREALTY pool.$52Smo.644·6141 ~:~~~nllm:~~~~~.~t~l~o~d\ sw~ W ide Brokers A Fi>.cr uppcr units in i\dults. no pets. 5'125· mo. a~u'f~ o~f/~·o pc~.\:~ 97 9-9 957 lo landlords & tenants. 5S l-2 000 •WOODBRIDGE• l'r1l·c'11ll111 Thh Balboa 673-4545 Co,.t,1 '.\k'la. Corner lot ,\i;(•nt.&W·R.~-l~e. S350. 673-9251. S37S Unfurn 4 br. 2 ba, dh Rentals starting at 5400 UNIVERSITY PARK VI Broadmore 4 br. 3 ba. 1mc~ou1·.rn • .t111ru (11111'1 113:1.n1 H 3.1onmj?.<'ll \'Chinal'o,efkhCottai.tc.~aAYVI EWJBr 2 Ba,fplc. gar 208111epublic,C~I pe r mo. & up. Call lll,3Br21.AJ Ba +bonus Lgevicwlot.&10·6752. r1",1cl ••nt1 .1I neigh m:i~~1!lo\lolhumhtnbe llr. rplr, 1•, Ua. ~150. corner.Blkstobch.SOOO Call612·4085 846·S536 rm,.Xlntloc.AvallNo''~ w db 'dgc 28 txirhovtl lneo~ Pr::operty 2000 b1ult. Sl'llcr will c.1rr~ :ill Ii 15 05!1:?. fl Iii 'i 11 t .\gl. No ""ls. 644.6126 VILLA ASSOC J. $495. 5"'7 704 4 or '.,eb"! l ooh ribtfl ! ti rl. l'1·11tur~ 21 ~uit Ill-alt\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fm.mc1ni:; Jl !l', "'"h .!()'. Hob .. -Dana Poiftt 3226 833·3215 ~ u, wn m, ID ex -·11>1111 -:it·-·r> II l t ssoc11100 <' h <!own \s kin~ nnl} -2 B ., •b' • surroundings,rec&lakc --~-·--n•r ····-• .··.' .--1 t~H:n1!1c~t 1n °un1t:.a"& 5:!10,000.' Call WOR l.D ,.i~~~ c~{oar ,;,Po"~cdl~:· ···~··•••••••:••••••••• Turtlerock 4 br, Cam rm. prvlg's. Centrnl loc. S395. I 098 - l'omm_·1 '\OW• 1; 1_01u110 ll J:.: ,\ 1, J:.: ST A T !.-; • COM VIEW 675.9774 · ·· l.2RG OCnd\lu. ~pbpcrb<llplx. 2 br. 2 ba, lhmllngton Bay Redec. Comm pool & ten. ~--·0835 __ . _____ _ Westminster s.;i;.n;i -/conv en. -. a, tns. Condo, pool, adults only. $550 mo. 644 .. 1157 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 b d 1 b· r 1. frpk , nr ~lnnna. SJ95. 1st & last + StOO. S23S .Dc<>rf1cld. Below market. SHAKE ROOF BEAUTY * UNITS * I 3 l~nroom. 2 hath homt', r + en. a, rp c., (2131360·202 1 · •EXCLUSIVE• sub·lse 3 br, twnb11e. Ii unn.;, :! >1. I h.,. hllns, rll!~ant furnishings with washt!r/dr~·cr. fncd yd, :i _ mo. Open SUn. 12·4. 10170 . , A •1 8JJ-Ol08 :J, •t, t>, 7. II. 1 ~. Hi. :12. 40. pat10s, encl g,lfJI?<'' mugnifit'cnl view ;1f buy blk~ bch ~.schools. no 3 BR. fam·rm. vacw New· _Holburn552·3280. Uo!;i~f~~1:1~tk vat now. ----- •!)!, ~.1. i;o, KU"' Orang<' Sl85.000. llw11r 1 ,\i;t & ocean Unique bar pets.$385.673-0tiMO. Jydec. $42~. mo.644021 Clean 3 br, 2 ba, cpts. (Slanford model) FOR LEASE County. Abo 1112 unll s ~'\S7~1!'_1 __ _ opcn1111: onto '.\lcchterra MOVERIGHTIH IMoryorChuck_l ___ drp s. encl palio . townhome. F.nd unit. MEWWOODRIDGE Alhc1-off1 rcbmhhn.Rs&cnsla '.\lt'~a-10 L'-.:1T~ ~o~:;h.P~!~~·tliVs~~.?11~er 2 on. quiet; frµI, gar,EIToro 3232 SJ45 t mo. 96~ .. l 569 Bcautafult:~ecnbcllloca· CREEKSIOEHOME '·omrnl'ru·ial prop ... rty lllOtJSl',). S1·p i:11rai.:1•s ,. '"' deck.patio.Vacant SJ''"••••••••••••••••••••••• 531·9545A~t.NoFee. t.lon .. 3BR,.JUA,sunk.en Spccta<'ular "Sycn Ur3nd new uni Ls . ,11., re· &· pat'1os U•ur1r .... 111 1'111•· "" I f I · • •t d I 4 B I \" 11 11 t 1 " ~ • •. • 3 Br. ,. .. ,01 nm. 3 U•i, 1v1ng roo_ m, cozy am.• y more " o e . r. SU•·~. '>l' St.' · " anc_ S325 000. 1·,-,5.u"71,· " ' MEVER LIVED I"-' h 2 I I f 'I <'XCh311f,\C. lrom :i -a 110L'11swo"" I 'I . 3Ur. 2Ba. frplr. BBQ. de· llomt•, :! .. den. somt? W/VU. l\lbrshp Sun/Sail L. ND'1 coN"oo ~m Wit Woo<l·bUrlllrlJ; · ·,~rn . i:e am1 y rm. million SS a month in in· -' on. 1 ... 1 tm lu:>.<'duplc>.. yrly, ut1I. in· view I lilk to Ol'cun. Clbinc. S.195. !IG.1·1455 A "ARK f!replace •. Plus another sunken living rm. rrmt \'Ci.tnll'lll µropr •rty Industrial/ cl.SiiOO mo.67S·2925 SS50 --Adults over 40 yrs. 2 Hr. fireplace 1n the large dinmi: rm, laund rm &-Pl p Mi 2100 -\~en! 613·8494 Fountain Valley 3234 2Ba. washer/dryer. dbl master suite, all-electric gur dr opener. Prime· 1n:~~1~;:~~I lnr •111 <•PP111111 ••• ~!'!! .. ~•••••••••••• Hufttington Be ach 3140 . --••••••••••••••••••••••• oven. s tove. dishwasher. kitchen AND fresh I localton-nr pool & lak~. OWNER Dl-~SPF.R/\Tt-:! Qpf;NSA't''Sll\o 1 ti lSS!ll Camellia 1.n "USI :-t'lf \ ;J('<l lll "UllCf •••••••••••••••••••••••.I ·fir 2 Ba. fplc. bltns. '.'IEW EXF.C hmc, 3 Br 2 M a~y re~; facilit1cs painted. too! 1 llsl' o Avail Ucc 1. $495 mo 1679PlacentioAve ,1110 1~ 11111 llousl' lo bea m c lgs, patio. Ba . ..,,clbar, fam rm. _?IS mo.962-0485 community dub house. 5:>2·4579 &or752·64.84. 6 ..ican "soi \'istJ" :1 RH.:! 1£t'I .1 Un huml· lmnwd. oc<'p~ '.l• Qua1 ~ l.11 lith Sl.. CoslJ '.\Jto:-..1 1 , h ,1 r c . 1 v m ,1 1 .. ~,. bJkOll\. 11 ~ Blks bl·h. SJ()U IK22<l Ocvonwood Be· t 1 d ,...,. 48 d tennis court&. pools & or 12 mos lsc Jt..Clfli.I ''I h hlclg :\I {; lk,•<'hl'nmlw1, ll•c• S15 SliS i;;5 1!1!'17 K.S:!·-l3:il • f aul n 1 51c.,..b.' r.f ~n. jucuui included. Availn ---------1oning, H,1(1(1 sq ft.,\ c.; of H31 :!U 11 S Ii 2:>u I nr -------------rp c. ~ a. re r1 g, bl~ immediately at ssoo a J .M. Pelcrs. upgraded. fice ti. lll l!h 't'I 'u·c door lli!I 1060 2 br + den. Shaq1 Lon•ly (ircenbrook 3 Ur d s h""" hr. 2 c" r i:: a r . month 47 .\rncn Tre<' lgt> 4 BR. 3 Ba, on tht! Submit ,\ITD. or Conv Plac• tc·rm-. ::o6 1.M511 \t!I Prap•rti•a from 10 , ,1r v.11 kuii: lot Opt>n Sat Sun ::! Ua . Fam R rn: hi.e : ~,·es. lii5-3417_ _ Irvine. 552 7552 ' ' park! S6!!5. or lease OP· STARTER HOME 1·5 lon tra\l•llng ('rJnc LGCJUfta Be a ch 31 48 ~,\c!.~11. 64.&·i4:>2 Walk lo pool park & 3 8 2 b 11 1 ------I.Ion Owner 552·7133 K9:J.o:J'i:J 7S1•19l0 T l 1-l run tra\elm•• crane ••••••••••••••••••••••• s··bool Pool (~" wtr & r. a, , Ins, l' ose lO WOODBRIDGJ:: 3 Br 2 l:Ja. ---. SIS.500 3 Br I'• Ila. rr rip r-c "' pool 46u " " ~" beach L.gc yard S380 S s hine Sharp End S .• It I c 1'1 Spnnkleredsp1ayboolh '"'C"nfrAnt S.t"p~. to~a ncl ardnr ...... '"50.5";,·1120 • . . . . din rm. ram rm. Popla un ,Y mod"l"d kit··h. "nCI .l'J\\aru •. •·• ""'" " '·' ·• ct M 3224 ... '"'""" "" 6421715 5""1""" Condo 2Br all bltns --- -"00 OUAllSf NlW"O., llACH ,. • ' ' Concn>le block & tall-up 2Br. 'li•o Heh .. :'!Tonthl• os a eia ---· · ,,.,. ""'' Model. Nr parks & hike. · · · "Mlto, dbl "Jr, call to S I 5 I . 5110 Ii 7 3 • l i 62 " ~ , Comm pool close lo " " (l construction. ll<>alcd or 6 mos l sc S650. ••~••••••••••••••••••• t br. 2 bu nr 405 Fwy 5 BDR'"·2BATH S470mo.552·1292 • day! "ncr1,\i.:t I h Gad ~"95 m frwys . No lse $325. CENTURY 21 P a n l arc a '' I t 49'J·F32 r ener, ....,, mo Clean comfortable hme. Deerfield deluxe 2 sty 675·6488. . 12 UNITS CM holophane m e r c ury 4 Bedroc_>m plus 2 balhs 968-878.1. S53S per mo. Call dys twnhse 28 r 21~ ba ____ s.1S_·0059 ___ , • • vaJ)Orhghtmg. ShortTermRefttal New prunt '."'d carpels . Edinger /Brookhurs t, 714·963·6767 Nena. Agt. Crplc, dbl gar, 'patio: LOCJl.MGhOCh 3241 other Re alEstote r u r (' pr Ide •Or . Avail. for ins pection Lai::una charm cotiage. Larg~. quiet ~.orner . super 3 br, 3 ba, fplc, Evs/Wknds213-968·9767 pool.$375.826·0878. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••owners hip -Four 3 wkdays 8·4PM. Wknds 2BH, •:r blkocc.an. $350, Move·mtoday. K1ds ~K. DW. lndry rm, $425/mo. _ , Emerald Terr.r edwood& Mobile Homei bedroom. s ix 2 bedroom by appl. Additional infl). 2·3 mo flex. 494-2330 5395./mo. PILOT REAL 963·4569 or 531·9515 Agt. BcEonAdCoHWteAn~1Ks 3 ~f ~. n50a $475. N~~er 2Br, & .dtn or glass. ocn vu. 21Jd, 2Ba • For Sale 1 1 OO ~ind two 1 heel room <IC'· i'l:Pls~~1~~6~i5~~~~0 Rltr Mewport Beach 3 1 &9 &STATE, 540·0555 no fee. Sec f(~te. nr b~.;,' oo0-~'14• 3Br. Qwet pvt hm an Tur dinrm. 2 frpk, dbl gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hl'I<' u111t" Prime Inca-___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ tie Rock. Plus h cpls, 5550 tense. Call Thurs .· EXCLUSIVE t1on-Sp<1msh !>tyle rn,ol Lob for Sale 2200 X FANFllONT b . t 2 Need rl b 0 1 t 3 BR 2 Redec 3 br. 2 ba. OW . 3 BR 2 sty condo. new dJ1)5, 2 patios. gas BBQ. Sun. 4114·8806; 494·1714 \\111 t;;kt• E'Xl·hani:c. Sec ••••••••••••••••••••••• R • f 1 • t' cau 1 b he Y e,c s •& ·d R/0, nu cpts. drps. S375. crpt 'fully drpd dbl gar ovr looks park & on 'i -1 Ramada 2hlil, :'i Sl:.ir liy appoinlml'nt uni) LOTS COSTA .,ES,. "'lr()(.J P c~1w6.1.,~3~~ renta · ba ouserw ~tar / yaf~ !1?3·~569 or 53l·!>S·l5 Agl. im~ac. Prim~ loc. n~ gr a,ibelt. Pool privh(s. 1 Udrm hse, gar., patio. 1-:ITorni\dult.f'l•l l':irk • "" "' "' nio ..... """ y resp. amiywre 5· ;>;n l·cE'. h. · , Ch1ld orpctOK.lmmed Adults. $385. Agent :! !3R. 2 B,1, h111w f.1111 rm, Two vat·anl. I with olcll'r , , • . • Not o~er SJ50 mo. Prerer - ---be Avail. NoL 41 S375. occup. S31-0JO:. l\!)4·9326 lull ry cu t h 111 •" ·1 · 1£ 1Qua1"I ~ house. next door 1~ IH'"'N E.XCl.~JSl\11'. ·1 H~. 2B,a . Easls1dc. PleaH' µhon~ 640-8114 ________ ---=----• u '~ · 11 ' '11 • O• constru<'tion C.iu IH• f~irni .. lw<I fl,\Yl·RON.T 645-7857aftfiprn u . ...-i.l....&onlea--h 3240H t' ..t "'-'ewportB•ach 3269...,•wpoptB•ach 3269 wet bar. rt1·. Ui1· l\t111 .1111 Plac• , l UN uo wilh ~I aid s ____ rnllff"nr .. un tft..,.On " "' "" • "' ur 83tH)521___ Prap•rt1"•• bought as 3 pack ill!(' or . I d I ·,, L .,_ k B· . d . I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbour 3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• toep<.1ratc c ·ill foi m q11rs on .1 o s c , rg o..r c .1~ con o trt· e\el. L 2 BR 1, 8 l' \1king '75. Ow1wr. UI\ 7Sl·19l0 inform.at.ion \:~c brick pal10 Wt DOCI\ 3br.2ba,3car gar.Pool fgel . I 2 ~· ~a,ioi ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------------.. l~~.2Ur.:!h.1 ,1•n('lporc h 14000UAllST N..!_W~•t !_lACM oi1-7601 . I • Wine cellar . brick +xtras$.&50.645·7777 :Jf·lur.hpoo . u,.~e 3 Hr. 3 ba townhouse. ' ~orl.!d11fs,:-. r Mlll ·Z.2.s.l l----------1 -fir<'plac~· & lo"cly decor u l own ouse. 1 1· Sparkling new cond. ----Belmont Shores Mobile home/ w1m.1ny t•\tra .... Call for SHA HP' 3 Hr 2 Ba. Fam t~ beach. S285. 898·2"70 S4 70 <.;a II .. Li I a"• ' The Meadows . TrlrPrks 2300 <.1pµI. Mch!>:>a G75·0114 Rm, l'losc to srhools. 2 Rd 4 blk be h $285 846-1371orS.16·5456eves. • lll'drrn upg r a c.l l•iJ swim & tenn's l'lub Wtr r, s ac · macnab I lrvlne realty w • • •••••••• • • • •• • •• • •• • • • ev!'' 1 • • 1'\ ""ls Av II Oct 25 1400SQ ft .Atll CO~D. Sp.11w.h home+ IN·.. • pd.S385mo.S46-ll87 1 0 "7 · a · · Oceanvu3br,2~ba,pool, '('his mobile home has <:0:-.11-:. S89,!ISO. lO wide by 50 mohilc hm. 3 Br 2 Ba . Lido Sands. 1 968·06S2 aft 4 pm tennis, prof. decor. Dock hnd excellent Cdrt' On Heart of Maples ~ncloscd porl'h & shl'~. blk to brh. comm pool. 3 ,br. 2 ba, S275. Duplex. 4Br 2 Ba avail 9 /15 avail. (714)532·5470 ~l'tra lar1o1e lot which ha!> 2 tldrm, duplex Sl02.000. Gd rctiremenl hm. 7 winter. ~50. &15-7575 KJds!petsok. Fee C h.ll dr e~ welcome beautiful lanrl<.c apinA Ball 1213)125·3336 ; Beach'food. C3,po n_cl.1. --MamRenlals,540-5370 $48S/mo63G·S070 New townhouse, tennis and rovered pauo plus ~orma (:!l:l l S!l2.4557; Cnll 496-2552 "cckda)s SanCl•ment• 3176 . -'----·------1 court,pool,2br.Nopets. !I • l r · c o n t n 1 n c d i'A-lcla 1714)840·39!>5. :if\ Gpm. or Sat & Sun. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·F~:.r T.H. Kids, pets 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, dbl gar s3so. <714 }536·223l or CTCenhoui1('. All undl•r WatH°froftt Prop., lftc. BY OWNF.R. Yl'Jr round ~lu~e rum d~pl1e~ ~n· Main Rentals. S40·5370 encl yd, Jndry hkup, $310 <213>592·2283 *·000 1213 l 592-2813 home. Lak<' Arro"' head. •0· 00 •gar. rp • · an 968-44S6, 968~16 3 Br 3 Ba. fully cpt'd & elem. ~235 . 493 ·7~94 KIDS, PETS OK 1,-.lne 3244 1>1.1plc-.: hy own<'r. Sell or trnclc Sn nl Pac. C~l llwy. CclM i\~k for Mike. 11!~·5:>11nr 1213l5!)t;.2900 3 UHITS $79,800 Xllll rondlt inn~ 11rc11 fin nc-. only .. \m 11:13 l'illll 't573CAMN5Da~llWIME II.II 1 pll''<. fi rm s1::0.uo11 OPF.N0/\11.Y pr1n nnl\ l'all 1\i:t "' /\, l\l TO ti r \I !MM! 674!.1 drp'd, rpk. !; off street wkndi1. l\olast moreq d. Eastside spacious 3 Br, 5~:A v;cacnatr n;:~ b:~cc~ ••••••••••••••-••••••• pk n g . I. g " JHI t 1 o. fplc, $375 mo. 64S·8964 patto 8475 963.6.172 1'\Jrtlerock Pinn 3. 4 br, 714-3.17 S..lli7 Hoe.SH Unfurnished . . dm'g & ram.rm., Pv1. yd., --••••••••••••••••••••••• ME.SA DEL MAR, " Br. Llgbt, airy. dlx 2 br, 2 bo view. S5!l5. mo. 644"'770 ADULT PARK General 3202 Fam Rm. bltns. fplc. dbl l sty t nhsc. end uni or 552-70!>3 Harbor Blvd , C'o s tu ••••••••••••••••••••••• gnrw(opnr,Cnedback yd choice toe. lg patio. pv ---!\l!'Sn \ n('ant 1 ht•droom NEED A RF.~AI.? w/frwl trees. $425. 1st & gar. tennl~. 2 pools Univ. Pk. II, 2 hr. 2 ba furn1~ht•ll Walk to ~l•m.•i-We have them! l·<I Htirm last + $l5Q cln. dcp. No jacuzzi. sauna. security ln~ome. frplc, cathe~lral & bus Low n·nl. Vt•ry Kl<l!I, pct!l, s1ns:lc ok. tloi:s. 544·Sl00 _ wlk to bch. Adlts $.1!15 l!lc ef1l. lmmric. $375. incl. 1•lean and n1c1'. S·ISOll. NEW EHA fcl' s:ui.~:100 MES'" VERDE 5311-7487. tennl!I, 11110111. JUCUZ:d . Ph 8 "' SS2·944it or Kil·6101. Mr. onr 5~1915· Three bedrooms 2 bolhs. 4 Br Dean Garden llome Altmunn Mountain, Desert, 3 B o n M , 1 b A t h , ram} I Y room w 1th Wolk to beach. $495. mo - ----- Resort 2400 fl I 010 M'ln d fireplace. covered putio. 536-9'739 TURTLEROCK 3 Or. ;\l(>blle lOxlO ll(-nrh. N111 WAHT: 4-6 Uftih ••••••••••••••••••••••• o:icJ:;eG:ovi·~ $.'1110.r~sl Fenced rear yard·double tom. rm. 2 Ba. I.•e ysrcl Occupy or n111vt• tid s.IA-5763 (7 llpm l RIG BEAR Jin r & last. $SO rleunln•. A(rt. gar, dog run. Drive by ••Nt::Wt::n HOME. 4 br nr pnrk & pool. S4'l5 mo. price. T('rm:s. 516 0521 --- --rent. J nr. 2ba u~~ ~~ M()-05.SS 3246 New York & call for 3 ba. 3 cnr f? .• shake roof. $200 sec dep. H:l3 91179 a.J..1-_ p .tw 1400 d C II ft 6 4,lf 41ri2 aopt. $425./mo. VOGEL S up e r b r 1 8 h l' _A-'gt'-·-------• ...-ss rope .. ' Q C U it ay. a 0 • " · c:'o .• ReaHors. 548-9346 "spacious" tomlly rm •,.-••••••••••••••••••• rane-e Q n S anc:hes Formt fUSTIN Laurelwood 1atden kltehtn. lmmac.CHARMING 3 Br up· ORANGE Will excilangc. up-down· Gro•~s • 2700 paUo bo~e. Unfurnished 3 BJ_t. 2 Ba, !rplc, D/W, c~nd . Move rlcht in ~aded twnhme (Wolnul Couuy·y s1dew3ys orsellw1th15'"'o ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zstory 38 a 28A coun-patio. crpl!!, drps. $425. Sin&lesok.S49S.148·9427 SQ>. Park & pool. $34$. " down • · · &iS· 7S2T or 540-2221 642·9799 I ollt.ll!Jc• ILDG. . f 0 r s A L .E 0 r try k1lchcn. fireplace, 2 For lse $425 s paclou.J---------i m '° HowMony EXCHANGE. 40 ac car Rarage, pool, park. 2 Br. t Ba. gara1Ee. close almost new •CBr & Fam COLLEGE PARK. 4Br, ONEYt.:AROLU Do You HH d ? G r aper rul t Ran c h tennis courts, Assoc. toschools,&bopplf\I. szso Rm, cusl. t.bruout. grdn 2~bA, FR. 2350slt fl. 9'1. NNN . Two vror 8·l2-16·2.l ·32uplo w/view homesltes. ~ml dues paid. Leose $425 mo. Freshly painted. Inc. Close to schools Newly painted.. lmmed. !\.!NT GUARANTt.:t.:. whatever a mounl. from La Quinta C.C. Bkr. mo'r .. Z deposits. Call 645·2715 ahops. N. Hnt& Bch pre· occ:up. $460. Own 640-1714 3 •• ooo •q. rt. P rice Pri lpol o.iv 15211os 544 ~ 1 $\ 705 000 $220 000 d RC ' '"' . • s . 3 b 2 b I st ce area. Ml •:3 SlNGLE d ll ~Uy. ns~umu.blt-I~~~ Cal. ~~:~~~mnts eaUst• lelboa 111.d 3206 rr~~u~erdc.r.$435. 11mo~ S98-2028 Mrs. Clea~~; 3 \~. wY:esl ?'40 rees. 1 week t'sc:row. lbchcmC)e 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Childre n & pets ok. Ccndo. 2 BR. 2 Ba. frplc, greenblt·Thc Terrace. 't:ike ~ilion (')( prci.cnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ZOOO sq. n. Chlldrtn & pets 5.s6 0125 swim. pool. $295. mo. Cov'd patio, dbl gar, OP• bUycr In escrow. Con· . (ullipli• toned lot w/cot· ok. 3 br, lum rm, 2"1ba.3 Agt. 546-M40 nt, fplc:, wetbar, pool, t•ct·DonLakcnrDant lalboaPenl taitc dwntown Cost a patios, bny vicws .MesaVerde.3198Countr)' Jec:.Nraolf/tconis.~ Wilhite. · n. Mesu For 2·3·4 plex 9\SG/ofr. Avail Nov. 5th. Club0r.3br,2t,4,ba,fnm 4 BR. 2 ba, 2-story. with ()wnr/Aitt.644·2932. Mewpa!,f leach sume nrea. Prine only. Call Now! 675-8771 rm. new c pt&, drps, huge patio & bnck yoro.•----------1 3 t!Nf1'S, Clo11l.' to hcst Owner 557·6S24 n(l 5pm. painted ini ... 1,975 sq. fi .. Good neighborhood. 7 Slfn by ll/10 & get. $100. hny benf'h. 1.nr~" rnm· ----Balboa l!\I. 2 Br, fplc, lmm:ic. $49S mo. 549·1864 Yrs old, $450/mo. Agt. FREI!: RENT! BeautUul rortable 2 bt"drm home +-WUI Our·Sell-Eitch111i patio, stove, anr, nu cpl.~. or eves 548·3656 ask for-963·56'18. Ask ror Dick. 4 bdrm. 21,) ba executive m 2 bedrm r<rn tals. F,x. nnyrcultlrperaonal S375. l.l!t. lut + 11ec. AlllO George home In Irvine . Pd!I. ct:llcnt property In a propcrtyanywht'rc. ~!.'!~.L.._846·U'1~, ('714 ) 4 Br 2 Btt, aha11 W/W, klds,okl2)'rsncw.1 rr 1i?rcat loc11 tio11 ownc>r Cal C-Oasl ln)'<'~tml!nt 54JIJ.o'lt.M or {213l 339·1955 2 Br. 1 Ba. encl. g3 r • bltns fplc. patio pv\ t>ty. lease. ~·U·2000 Agent ut c 1 • l d ~.a • n 4 A32 2823 patio. new paint. q>ts & $400 9s.H'83 ' • w OM")' S. ru$l t'ru. • • NEW 3 br, 2~ ba. aln.alc drp,s. 'No pct.1 $2'75. · Deerfield Townhome 3 br. I 500 ~~~~ ~,~:m1} su7•500 RMI &tat. mm. res. Yrly. t.o famlly MM694 s BDRM. t~ Oa . Swedish 2'-\ ba. $425. rno. 552 364C W..+.d 1900 Bill ff a rd 1ty. Realtor frpl, n ~ly redec:'d. 1395. ev~ & wknd"I .. (len•l'J l'lots. Pactflc View. Must 1111crHl<'c 26$. C'O all of S99S. !W8-2f.G2 ~HERITAGE REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S-Soper dplx 2 Br. frplc. 083-Gr.0/842·746l ---~ -lndry rm. 68'7 J oann( Rancho San Joaquin ''" ll.50.000 CASH tor unll3 2 RR. 2 no. f'rl>\ 4' pallo Open hse 2·4:30. Cal SUrfcr'• Dream. $215. 2 Br 2v, Bo, fplc, din rm. induaLrlal ,,n.opi1. slrl Yearlr. Wi mo A(l. ""s (213)622·.8303. daya br. Kids/pet./anat1. F ~bar. ~grades. pauo. M.ilttll, ortl«s. r..to-8300 6'73-4082 • • eza.au ext 437. Maln ~ot.al1 $40 uro poot.1495. 844..o&oo ' SPYGLASS HARIC>tt VIEW Largest one story in Harbor Vi ew. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, w /nice back yard. Area has pool, jacuzzi and t ennis courts. $680/Mo. Gisela Lamson 644·6200. (MS3) NEWPORT ADULT CONDO Newly painte d & decor ated 3 bedroom surrounded on three sides by gardens & large patio. Very spacious. bri~ht rooms. fireplace. dining room, electric garage. Steps to pools! $500 /Mo. Paula Bailey 642·823.5. CM54 ) HARIOI VllW HOM!S - UHfUltHISHB> Delightful Carmel 3 bedroom -2 bath It arbor View Home w /large family room . $575/Mo. includes water & gardener. Jeanne BameU ~6200. (M55) HAllOR V1IW HOMIS Neutral colors with new carpets and drapes. Light and airy three bedroom, two bath home with a great back yard. $600/Mo. Gisela Lamson 644-6200. (M56) 11• CANYON Brand new spacious 3 bedroom townhomc. Wet bar, fireplace. formal dining room, decorator carpets & dra pes. Tennis court~ p00\ & jacuui. 18 month lease for $795/Mo. Joyce Edlun"d 642-8235. (MS7) 642-1235 "4-4200 '°' Dover Ortw H•rbor View C.ntar I rvirwt al CamlJU\ VaUty canter 7Sl·1,14 . . ......... )1hd ...... u... ...... .... ..... . ...........~ ...... ~............. Sunday.October31,1976 OAILVPILOT t'l l · ···········--·· .. ••• •••••••• •••••••••••••• U.,t.ni.fllted 3521 ··-···. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• , ........ ,. • ~··" J24 MtW,.,... .. och 3269 ................. -.... wportleech ~7•9 C.. .. MtM 1824 _..atwmu.tw., .,_.. ....... Uwfurn. !•partnmtb Unfunt.. AporttHnh "'9fwft. *' •••••••••••4'••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• HunUnaton U-eucb 20.... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~··••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••_. ..... llttt'ALS 3 + den or 4 Br. $$00 11\ b3 . n~w cph & IHT ood Locutlon, 2 BT 2 &, eotta M"• ll24Cono Mffa 3824 Costo MHo '382 Fountain Volley 313 " LASUHA llACH Ye;irly. \Valk lo beach dra~. dry~r & refrla In· IUY bllns, drps. lplc, gar, .o•••••••u•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN SJDE OP liWY POOls&tennis.6459'194u cl, New p1n~l &:?7$. CUii some ~oplua)' ytu get adlt. net pe ts . $290. BRAND NEW ;? Hr. l Ha .;: t\r 2 u ... Y.P AT VICTORIA BEACH. &12-5991 Mrs Jarvis {;4g-Sl2Sart 5.30. whal you p~ for• We Qf• ~9-405$ -:<lJ11''4 aph, no k11I~. ha\,~, I Prlvote Plllhway lcadln <k:eanvlew Condo. 48r QRANONEW l Br 2~ Bo. r,•rmoro. And the pn.cei1 E·SlJe C:ipti Cod Twnh~c. and OI\ '1 pk~ nr .. \Iii~· ~q., I ,0 b<!JIC:h. Ul Qu~Uty dmrm, 2''t0J, pool, t~n ~ tnl from Doheney s~. less. Memtwr1.1blp In a new cpl1. )'l!Atlo. mature Lme It lltlM :!'?Ol ! I BDRM . CEDAR HOMF.. ni.'i. stcunty. Kids OK Bch. & Oa11:1 Wharf. SS2S llunlth Cluh. A hmnh; udlts, S2S.S. IH2-1276 Huntlnc)ton Bto'h 38•0 • 21-A) Dal h 11. 2 IR e . S625. Call Chris. 6H·9060. (>l!r rno. G:U-11282 8·SP!\I, club. 1'1-ec ~nnis lessons. •••••••••••••••••••••• .. " tlreplaccs. All bill 1n ---52H012 f;\'b ll11l1Jrth Swln11nrn~. Jo: :.1dt• lite• 2 Br, bcum~. "' l' w v w 11 1• r , ,. 1" kJtdu:n. St ulued &lu 3 Br, 21"• Hu t ·.1t,1l1t1J . p ,,;:;:-1 U f "O t:olf l>rh 1ni: lt.-1oac hke 1\C\\. utllh. nit J)('ts Liw It ll.·ai 1111111111 \µt:1 . 1111a.,.·· • windows. )lust hul'u ex· & ni Hhl 11t•w 11r•1r. 1h•c •..-•••' n ""' 3v 0 SJun11~ + wr~uL u1· ~75 INlllKJ(~ (•fll. rcler"n~e~."""".'lo. ~50.&1:! :1o:tli ti.11 llS:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlvitil'i. ~nd:1v BB~1-1. \J.ii:nuh.i. II 11 ulfrr •1 l! ~ '" ......... " I I R A , ( ., l'r l I> th 11 > .. hr :! ha IUOO ~!1 rL COl\Ur£RClA1.. STORE , . -.--. .a,· r~l' 3 1 • ':l ll n o,n Purllt'& with hvt-l>.1ndi-" ' · " 1 ~uvi• 1 Of'O!flcerent nl. Separat ~LU1' FS. r HH . 2 B':I • C lll nlil~JJ :it I llJ ~ Fn•cSundll>' bt·u11t•h \\'t•Sb td\· ll)t'llUOll Ma) '('l'lll'lt \ .q1t II' ""'' • blda le rest rm t fwnh:.c. J ool & tenn1 Balboa Cleun. $3'15 with l'Vn~iuer d1lld1•t11 & Pl'IJ> J: .. ·111.11 \ l d~h" hr Plcudllly Circus '$1~ crts. ss;?S. tl lil·6368 aCl ti mo lNr. l':ill !\Ir. Cole, \'ourrentdollur!<gOt.'ll'll Sl75.631 3900 ,\1lulh ""'~ ;\11 )J\"l \., l .. '10 •• EL"'r·,' & w:•TL"R _5pm wkdy11 675·2653 aft 2-'m l~ lice f t'" A l I fl .~.: ... J,,u,·..,,~·.a11 111.'W 1\11:1 t4l. •• ~· """ .~ .,. "'" . u r. ner... err c t'o1111o·3 Ill' 11 , Liu . l'ucl ""' .... ~ PAJO. .Agt, The Jucksu11 Group. mamh•nanN' new. pro· Jlllllo, a:i.ir S3;;tl i\dlls 011 '¥ MISSION REALTY 4 RR, Cam1ly rm., l.td. Ctis!ll~unl mun11ircment ty. nu ix·tK 581 5851 I Y THE SEA 98SS.C.Oast,Laguna baths.Close to schools ApartmenflF.imlshed t1l 3 ft th;H ca rt's, und --- -!\t•w:1hrll«h1xt•l11h111:,''1 Pe.on. 494-0711 shopping. $635. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Cr1endly uei ahl>ul'!<-All Ulil pd. Lge l ur. bltn~. 20\ 1 Hh St :i:lli li lll u t ----------i Let our rental dept. hel .-.._0 1510_.... .,1 06 ModclB OJ>('n dally 11).7. rcfrig. Sl80. No peb. 2011 NORTHEND -nu ~ Sorry,nuunc under21& Char le. 6 48 ·1517 or you locate tenants or ren ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 0 pets. Jloom m n lo 64G·Ol12 552Cypress Drive tal units. FUrn. 1 br apt. Yrly. $275. service available. Mon· --------- 3 Bdrm, 2 ba hm. One DAY &BEACH Ulil. pd. Avnil 11 /l S. th·to·montbuccupancy. Sl8S Lge l Dr lower. Walk l~vel, close to shopping REALTY 675·3 blS·9229cves to shops. ~laturc adlt.s center & b41ach. $425/mo. Oakwood Garden Apts preC'd. No children/pets. Agent 494.a900. ----------1? Br. $275 per mo. until 1887 Monrovia. 5-18· 7924 CUTE 2 Br. fplc. ne June JO. 2261,; Collln11 DUPLEX. 2 Bedroom, 1 cpts, 2 streets fr bch, S39'" Ave 213-332-2688 bath, close In. 5350/mo. yrly. 673·3909. furn opt. 880 Irvin<' (al 16th) <714 )6-15-0550 RON WILLIAMS Jtealty, -------Cozy 2 bdrm upper S2'15 1020 S . Coast Hwy , For he, 3 Br HV llm + util. Adults, 00 peti. J700 16thSt(al Oov!!r) Laguna Beach. 494·8519. comm pool, SS25 inc l Part furn. No gar. Yrly. t7U 1~2·8170 -----1 grdnr. lmmac W An· (;7J.5()0Je1·\'/wt-t.'knds - --.~------- l Br house, partially furn. drew, 6"10 1:rn1 t1•l l·t::12i Wmler ... hr, ut.tl 1>md, S235 mo. year around ---BAYFltONT l>akon)' vie'' S300 ~lo Reduced rent to couple for lite duties. 3 br, ~ ba. No J)tlts. 831 ·2919 $265 llr. 28o L'pstall's. family unit t':o pets. 557-4831 197-1385 e\'es Beautiful :1 hr,:! ha. homt>. 1 hr, 1 h:i Yt•arly S275 f;t~, 7.'i75 or tin·!/202 4 houses trom IJl•ach. Ur mo .. \i,.rt tl73-4()(i2 . . . Li:1• 2 br newly decorated. bt'am l·cdin,g~. fprk . -· -. --~PU\'IOU~ J Br._2 Uu. nr l'ovl. 1Hll' gus & watC'r LCICJUftO Niguel 3 252 atrium ""watcrf'all. gar. Balboa Pe ninsula 3707 beuch & .L,1do s~op~) ~r pd. ,\dull~ only, S240 mu ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1workhe1w h & lot;. ol •••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• Bu~<'~ s.li!;:i mo. h7.l -IK;i 1;.io tN17:J .Ocean Vu, 2 Br Condo sloraAt'-~i~l nw._b1· 1:.. Onlboa Penins ula ._ 12 br. '.\'11\kr l'l'nlul S300. !\IESA \'f':RDE a r e<1 +lanui rm, & pool. Pac. opt. Opt>n S:it &. su.11 I .). bdrm .. ~~rnishcd.' ~t!ht1.e~ 121:11 445.s~lti:l 0,. l:H3I lloml• atmu)tphen• 2 & 3 Island Village. Adlts. 530l]l1vcrAvr._ti15·2016 paul. b..!·5~111 m ti7.1·7b26 '1-17·9-.143 brdeluxeapts.5'16·1034 S385.640-lG44 &54S-2873 DLli1''FS · 3 Ur. 2 Ba .-J ei·t·,... °f:ANF'RONT3br,:!ba. CASA\'ICTOHIA MlssionViejo 3267 level. corner unil, clos{3 lir . 2 ba. I br. 1b<t.1 new, dlx, 2 rar gar . l &2lir.Dduxe Unfur ••••••••••••••••••••••• to everything 8525 mo. block to oceall'. yr ly. Winter $550 673 6'i40 or f'urn. gas/wtr pd Breathtaking view! For &10·4933or !l79·8144 ~..12-1334 . lH2·6578 or ----Adulll;·NopetsS!!cgate rcntorlse new3br,2 ba ,.-.:W..~~· 642·7•130_ Dcluxt• 1 bedroo.m. nr Pool.recrm,elevalors 2cargar age.$380.Avail. t'SPECIALLYLARGE BAYFHO;'llT beach. w/view S2JO/mo. 525Victoria .~2·8970 No" 15th "•"-1953 ' ' permanent. 673·2677. •· ·.,..., 4 liurm & Den. Frool Bache lor apt. $240. mo. ---------1 4 BR, 2 Ba, Den, fully y~~disgreen~arkwitha ti75·4533,!J2t.iE.Balboa. NW~T SJIHS ~ach 11:; 1A:~·1~.arR~fs~n~~p:~~~: ·crpld, ctrpd & fncd. view or the water. h~at. C d 1 M 1722 blks lo ocn, gar, pool, S22S. Util pdS4S-22-10 Water paid. '168·4299 or and S py g 1 ass II 111 . orona e ar S200 + elec. yrly. Adi ts. 768-4259 $600/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960·3572 ' Adul~ 2 br w/encl. gar. ----------1 WA'fEHFRONT HO!\lES Room wlpvt bath, bale. -2009 Maple. S225. mo. 2 Story, 2 br 1 \A.i ba condo. 631· 1400 ~/ vu._ l' it bl ks brh 2500 Beach duplex, ) ear round Mgr Apt D. 631 ·3277 Frplc, upgraded. $325 ~ Seav1ew. Sl50 mo. rental. 2 Dr S385 mo. ----------1 Stroll !hi:! pathwavs of i't pull! lntl''>I M1•o11 ldl't r,,.,,( tumbl!n~1 ~IMll!rfall.,, and qull't pool ... l.1i;tl'11 to tlw ..,01111d of h11hblt11q -.tr~t1ms and yrm.1.1ng thing ... Your ,1d11h 11p,1rt1111•11t homi: .11 Pin(!creek \hll,1qe 1-. .i 1ott1I retreat. H1.>rl' vou t cll\ l'lltt11.' unu-.uul pnvacy and lu>.urv A RECREATION PARADISE (714) 540 !JOO. 2 br, t1>lt<., 11UOI. vluy )d , • n o JI t• I ll . 2 2 0 8 J\ , L>\'luwurt> 536·0959. •BRAND MEW • '• 1 Br S225 mo. 2 Br s:m# ~ mo. cllx :ipts. s pnrlous I'm~. xlnt loration nl'" lluntln~h•n Cntr, Deudt '1 Ull'd ll·:di11~1·r Ave. 1'011• \'t'llll'tlt lO <;hpp'g & fwys. l ~Iii 4!1911 Near Lake Park l>t•luxc :1 br 21 J bu, lilt 1thl •:ur , pJI io, frpl<'. l 71:1 .\ta ha 111 J. .;:u: ;1 u;;, or ,"•Jli I ii~ l.J!l' :! twllrnum . :! b:ill\. ~li.i 1tt'a1' bl'<•l'I' , 536 !lflR7 :! B r I • · h .1 • N c· w 1'Jlb itl'Ji,., 1lr~ l"I' & rdr1g. 111l'I . N t•W pa mt S275. l' CiilllilH :'il:!Snft 5:30 :" 2 Br, l ba, garage. Nr;· lk'aC'h Ulvd. S2t>O. 1n11. I :-.:rn-28RK after 6 rm wk days Sli5. :! hr. pool, garage, Kids ok. Fl•r i\lain lkntals. 510·5:l'70 ~ --------. i'\(':11· bt.'ach. :SlliO. 1 br _ L"l11ld ok. Fl•c J\1 11111 Henlal~. 5'10-5310 mo. 581·9'144. 407·3104 S J -675·1377 ____ Wij.8867 or 894:4652 2 Br. l ba, 1 story. ~hai;, an u~n C drps, patio. frpk. beam NOW REN11NG S200 l 'p . Larl(c J & 2 llr Hewportleach 3269 Capistrano 3278 ostoMu o 37 2 4 San Clemente 3776 l'eiL . di.hwhr. gu1•, , Pool Adult>.. no pet:. !'<r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. $250. 2650 Elden. Costa Mesa 382 4 Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 ~c<i. 21!1 15th Sl. Call OCEA!llFRONT VIEW BH, l lkt. many xtras. S40.00WEEK & UP Beaut. furn Condo 2 Bil .'.>37·:1125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :;:11;;:115 CONDO. 2 + Oen. 2 car S325. mo. hot & last mo. •Studio & 1 Bfl l\pts ' 1 k l. ----- -WHY NO T' pri vate pa rk ing. full d o wn s11111 n o 11 · •T\'&~la1d Sl'n·J\vail ~eahn&i·i ew, ~:I ~Sl95.2 br,ktds &singk-. GRAND OPENING · :!&:1llrapts.l 'ph .drps. securtty building. Lease, refundable C'lcun 'g <lt:p. •Phone Serr. Htd pool ac .' 11't 53.u ls ok. Fcf'. FOX HOUOW VILLAGE Suukl•n It 1 mi.: rnom F.111111\ '' dt•11m1· Call ssoo. pi mo. Agt. ~ 1·7211 830·0565 2376 Newport Bl vd, C!\l over 16 on Y • :XJ mo. Main Rentals 510·5370 REFll S Cath,•111-al <·c·1hng ufll'r ;jJm &IO·J22ti 5-18 9755 ti-. 3$7 2131332"2().t:I for appl. to . E HMEHTS!! 2 ht•drooms_ I':• h.tlh-. --~ BLliFFS l·lcvel 3 BR, 2 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 yrs old.1750 sq · or I.>_· __ -sec. 2 br unfurn .. fC'nced yd. I OAM to 7PM SAT & SUH :\llached gar:igl' IlEA<.:llWOOJJ AP'!'!\ ba. Lovely greenbelt & ft, fncd, immar. S450. STUDIO Westminster 3798 Child ok. 22-19 Hutgers . S.curity Deposit Waived Washer 'dryt•r 110111. l•f' Li.!c l br, dining rm, J\tC.:,•~ pool. S500 Agt 644· ll33 496·677'1 WEEKL y RATES •••••••••••••••• ••••••• _Call 548·0438 Avail 11 6 For Qualified Tenants Pvt yard with patio dshwhr. jacuzzi, pool1 • • J Br unfurn. Waterfront Lux. new 3 Br. 212 Ba, l"ull Kitchcn&TV $150. Bachelor. patio, all 2 Br l Ra. bltns, l'pts, Live near the beach in a sparklin ~ '~~~~t't~1~.'c~' ~1;;.1~-~~·· no pets. duplex. Adults only. No t w n h s e 12 mi I e t Linens & Utilltie~ u t i I S i n g I e s . drps, gar. lndry area. new townhome of 0 0 E · -----CLOSE TO OCFAN y ur wn. .nJOY VILL/\(a; pets. Washer/dryer . M:irina.Oceanvicw.rcc • • Beuchcomber . fee $15. S225.S-10·0729 privacy .. woodburning fireplace. t>2IW.Wtlson,('!\I Sl75.KO. l hr. Srn(!les ok. 4 0 0 5'.~ "'l"r ft u". ra cili lic ~ S ISO mo. RoyalSuites H3 1-2011 ·, 547-2501 nr . ,,9 .. ,.,. Beachcomber rec SlS -" " ' " KIDS, PETS OK swimming pool & jacuzzi. Attached IH2·4!J<t ul'l>-12·4:,:.1> • · 1213)257-5892 aft 3:30pm. 551·1537 Motel !l79·10fil __ ----Eastside spacious 3 Br. garage, 30' back Y. ard. 2 bedrooms. l ' :! -68"73!:111·(;!11; 547 ·250 l or II A R D T 0 F I N D Santo Ana --3-2-8-0 2()80 Newport Bll'rl A..-.ments £ ""' Cosla Mesa ~U_._:. • h d plc,S37Smo.MS·8004 baths. Adult s. Enjoy the luxury of a Eastbluf( Exec. home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.2611 nTuMllS e 4br. 2ba. ram rm. Soft HORSE PROPERT Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 ua. rcfrig. pool. new home without having to own it. water. New crpLo;, drps, Santa Ana lf,::hts Hack SUS CASIT AS Bolboo Island 3806 lndry · Xtra lge & clean, Rents gucrontffd for I year ~r uc nfrnt. oc n l'U, SUI\ deck. m•wer 2br. bltn cpts/drps. re£rg. lndl'), bbq. p;1l10. gar. $2()5, :\tarried l.ldlls. baby ok . 530·2131 painL Walk t~ schools, Bay. 3 Br. sepurutc elm Minutes to NB. Bat·h & l ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts . drps. Infants or 621 W . Wilson, Costa Mesa s hops, t ennis c lub. rm, frplc. li::c• rumpus BRfurn.Adults,nopels. 2 8DIULlllATll over 7 0K.S330.Willcon-642·4991 5775/ mo. Lse. Hefs. room & corra~. 5425. Ph 2110 Newport Hlvd. DI. \'EARl~Y S.150. ~IO. sider sngls. Avail Oct :it. 640-6775or645-2240 545-2536 • __ AGT. 6i3·40<>2 S.18·6885 --Costa Mesa 3824 Costo Mesa 3824 Oceanftont. yrly. Dix 4 \'t•ry ni«ely dcl"oralcd G lgant" 2 8~ lolboa Peninsula 3807 3Bll duplt:x. 112 b+1. cpts ..... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIM EC REE« LIVES UP 010:1.l iXi': BR.2ba.lowerduplex; condonrSil l':-t.Plaz:i.3 $250.Youbetlhcy re un···••••••••••••••••••••• drp s. frplc. b llns. LARGE2BDR:lt f,....1 la d r , .,.,,50 b 11 , ., derpriced. Clean. That's ,. . ,.. .. d' 2 1 2 552·7350or645-23:lo 1 &2 BH garden apt, fµrlc. A<lulls·:'\o pl'l ... $200 i Ki :! Br.:! Ba. fqilc. l'ndosed• J?aragt·. grc:il lol"ation s.275 mo. 847·::!622 .... .. un ry n •. "" . r. 2 11:1. c. car gur.. 1 lh. t 't 1 t ~C\\Cr r 1 st lllf! ir d h h 1 i \ 67r. 7""'n . d h 1 1 w iy 1s :ip won as b b.'I : c ·I ., :. --. -s w r. poo . pvt pal o, w. Wilson :: I) fi.J:! Oli:l5 or 1 gent .,. vvv patio. s w~ir. nr poo . long. Purified watt-r, a •• i ronies. nc -.t.lr Beaut.2Br1Ba.comprc· nr. l rl'inc Ind. An•a. :;24-'"StHOX:lor O\'cr500t:illtrct-sanrl10\'acanl3br.1''•ba,µatto, TO ITS NAME BLUFFS' _83511·752.:.0:~. laundry. lots of green g ar. walk 1.•> ferry. '~·ly modeled & refinished Sl95.loS230.55i·284 1 ' '· ' ::.ln•am:-. with watc-t'falb upstairs. 1111 Alabuma. Houses Furnished o r lawn. covered garaf!es, S 3 8 5 · Ii 4 O · 4 4 2 4 thruoul. S225 m o. No -\'IEW OF cre:itc .i relaxing sC'tting ~fl·!lllAA Sharp 3 bedrm Condo. off.st. parking. Adulls. eves /wknd::., 8Jij.J424 children or pets. tl75·3436 l Br/2 Br. 112 Ba. bltns. OCEA.\I ,•·CIT,. New carpeting. Xlnt loc. Unfurnished 3300 kd di ''' for your sparious nC'w 1 -Nr COM Ill. A v ail.••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. 2020 Fullerton w ys . --a .ts, no pets .. gar . Lile. bnghl. 111ry, new 2 or 2 bedruom a part· •O\ITllEOCEAN• 11.1_76.$650/mo. Ave.(lblk E.ofNcwport . Yrl 2 br 2 ba 2 722 Wello Dr.2 hr.l baw/ pal10.G45·052!.o0 48·429 1 ~r. 2 ba, t rpl.11.'w . mcnls. Fro m $240 :'\c111 ::!Br2Ball1Jt.\\ lge Ave. 1 blk So. or Bay, 5300·' y • . Yi:tfori265/mo.Nopels. . J3CU77.I , i.:ar. S31 5 . Furn1lur1• 3\:lilable. balcony, fpk, bltns. Coots & Wallace Costa Mesa). 6-12-8690 st.or>. 2 car encl. gar, S<l6·86<10 Agt. or 548·4118 , Adult F.·s1dc 1&2 .br, encl. 642-i~~l2 Small pets OK. Adults dshwshr, lnd ry rm. pVl Real&tote Bakony.642·1603 gar. Pool, patio. Like --------I Off 9 OO t cnclgar.s36.4490 640.6161 Sl15. Bachelor trailer, all N 2 BR ...,85 2 2 .Br, crpts. drps, bltns. new. S200·S235. 644·0878 s:iso. Eas tside triplC'x 3 br. ~~~.' 23o:tf.~rre:.e~ Rd, ----. 1 S · 1 r. ocean. • ~ , kids ok. No dogs. $220 2 b r 1 • . d . ,1 3 b c d •~ 1 1 u t 1 • 1 n I! e · BR $345· l RR. S2SO 645·2978 Adult E·side 2 br t nhouse a. rp c, yar · enc Cos l a J\I C'S a . Pho n r on o, r rp c. Jasmine Creek. Z BR. & den, new. Beautifully de- cor. $795 Agt 644·1133 ~achco~ber, fee SIS. Marshail Rl~y 675.4600 mo. l 'i'.I ba, patio, encl. gar: gar . No pets. 642-1603 _ _ 545•2300 Nr Brookhurst& Adamll:" 631-2011 , 547·2501 or . . Lge 3 br. 2 ba, nr schools, No pels. Like new. $285 r.1 S.100. mo. 8!13-0SllliM 879·1060 Sea & wind. Sl 75. Ult! pd. children ok. Fncd yd. no 644.0878 · ~Puerto Mesa Lgr studio full krtch. ba . 1 . . ---, BIRD'S HOUSES Slnglesok. Fee pets 557·8177 2 BEDROOM udult only util pd. $170 C~ampaAne Open House{ •• l 4BR 2'""b I $145 bnch cottage All · · . ' Sundav l ·4, 1662 mmac. . r.i a .. ge. ·. · . · Mam Rentals. 540-~TIO Large 3 br townhouse w/2 Also I Bdrm Furn mo. fi-16-·1546. ___ .Hoskins: 3 BH. 2h Ba, palio.2car gar.3Blk!.tO FOR LEASE u t I I . s In g I c. • . Adult E·side 2 br, fr~lc.~ baths, frplc, patio & Nochildren,nopct!>. r I 2 I . hi oce:in. S-150/Mo. on yrly Bcarhco~be.r. !"e $15. Barg?ln. S245. Uttl pd. 1 s~p, no pets. S2SO. 254:> garage. Ideal loc. Adults. Pool & R<.>crealion Dona Point 18 26 rp c,. enc gars. tns. lsc 548-1290Agt 631-2011 . 5-17-2501 or bd,kids /pctsok. Fee Eldon.S4A.:;os7. S300 l'lio pets HIS·33111 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 mi to ocean. S.100 mn. ----------1 i'\E\\'l'llHT BEA<.:11. 2 879·1060 ~ain lltmtals. 540-5370 -837-9517 . 1959 Maple Ave, CM Ex. lgc 2 hr. 2 ha. frplc. 848·8068 2 Rr.2 Ba,$350mo 11 .. d r1rn111 lurn1:.h c11.oonoPoint 3726 -.-.-.. --:-----:2 Br .. pool., cpl.!>, drp!>.---2Br.lbu.small W<llkto dn·s~rngrm.Adults +I 'lassificrt -,\d~ ~ell bi~ Ht! Tustin Rd • ~ t f' p s I r o 111 IJ e u c h .••••••••••,.•••••••••••• Ti~) B.ichi. lor., Xl.nt lo~a panel mi:. No c~1ldn•n or Lge b.ache~ or. rdn g. shcmpinJ:. 1 \"•·n~• l!t'r l''r om $285. 1tt>ms. small it 1·m~ or 646·J5935·7PM ~r..;.111111nth. . lwn SlbO. incl uttl pets. $200 mo. 2265 F Ca· stove me!. Small cal ok. li7«al!GZ <;as.~watt•r µd. 496·737!) any item 1>12-:il.ml. ----------1 up e r V • 11 a s w I 642·378.1 afl5. nyon Dr. 833·8533 Sl70 +gas. 64C\·454fi '' --------- ILUFFS·l BR I ll\'l:'\E ·C<>LO;'I; ,. : 3 courtyards. 1 br. ocean -, Irvine 3844 Irvine • 38441rvine 3844' / One or nicest, quietest Bedroom :ind huge la mi· view. gar. $215. l hr, no 1 Br, Occ:in \ u. balcony, 2 Br, cpts, drps. encl. 2 Br. 1 b:i. new l'pl & ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• streets m The Bluffs. 3 view Sl 8S. 4!:16·5293 or all elec. Pool, yl'ly lse. yard. Kids ok. No dogs. paint. Encl gar. children 'JjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ bdrm. 2\~ bath, split lyroom.Sl7.J./month. li73-2332 Adlts. s22o. 1510 W. S225.645·2978 ; OK. No pe t s. S220.ll level charm with dining IRVJNE TllE RANCH: 4 unti-'on leoch 1740 .Balboa $150 to $160. 1 br trlrs.l 642·8200: 631-0394. area, fireplaco. deluxe 0 d c ·1 .. .,. B Th B h e room, am1 Y room ••••••••••••••••••••••• " e e ac Mature adults. Before 5, LGE l Br, lots of stor age, wet bar, ·view master's d · h ' ··Ca s ca e · ·. w 1 t 1 BR, Part F\trn. Incl 645·4530, 234~ Newport aar, ne w paint/cpts. n suite. Overlooks green· d ... ti STUDIO " bell, near pool. Dbl gar ener . ..,25./mon l . "From SSS Wee~I •• stove & re1frlg. $260 mo. Bl. children or pets. Malur iaragc Entry co t incl all ut l. No pets. no 1 sngl or married cpl only. Ready n'ow .• ~75. perumro .. NEWPORT BEACH: 3 :FUii Kitchen & water beds. 645·5714. Spacious 2 ,hr , 1 ~ ba, fief's requested. S200 mo ""' Bedroom family room Line s &Ut'llt' ----------1 garage, patio, adults, no I f · Cyear lease). Phone ocean view, look·out! MILETOO~EAN CoronodelMor 3822 pets.292E.16lhPlacc +en ee.645'3487 832-1260 or eves 640-8848 rCl\I\ / m nth R at Su't •• ••• •••• •• • •••• •••• • •• ---------4 .,.,.,,,. 0 · · oy 1 H CostoMesa 3824CostaMes~ 3824 Blul'(s Condo. 3 Br, 21.~ ba Motel •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• <X·Plnn>. pror. dccorat· ~ CALL NOW 727 Yorktown Blvd. -..;- ed. btfl grnbell loc. Yrly 752 ·7315 Deach Rlvd al Yorktown (St he. 752·9000 days , 536·0411 'Tl,, ~tt!t_r_,.,,. 644·7897 eves. J,. ~ " .. ""' DONALD M.BIRD llARBOR VIEW HOritES Au ocietu,holl•r> a leach 37 41 CORONA DEL MAR Upgraded 3 br, 2 ba. din 3 Br Townhouse, frplc. rm. lgc kit .. bltns. Patio, Condominiums Pool. tennis, continental avail now. 673·1148 Uftfuntlshed 3425 ---------1 ... •••••••••• ••••• ••••. breakfast. Some ocean & Hurbor View 3 br. tam San Clemente. Brand lux--.--------.-1 Catalina views. Close to rm, Mo. to Mo. 6 mo or urv condos. 2 Br. 2 ba, canfron~. bn~h. studio shopping & fine beach. yrly Jse. Pool fo e. Kids easy walk to beach. Util S~95. Utal. tn cl. ~o,.._644-·26-l•l------•I ok $595. 644·8159 pd. S:JSO·S400. Mo. WCP ~~~~ ll. 19 7 3 1 9 .-. ; •·---------r BIOCANYONTWNHS~ Agt .498·1522. A very s pecial 2 BR for a 2 Br 2Ba,S800mo. 3 Br, 2'111 ba condo in CM. ach Coll~gc on Ocean. special person . New 1144·5441 S47S/mo. Partly furn. 1 br, beaut ly de.corated, carp., blt·lns, drapes. . ,.. Call 546 0006 fully furn. $3()0. mcl util. beaut. trees. $300 HARBOR HlGHLANuS, 3 . · 831·1676. 644·4848or 61s.3255 Br Cncd back yard & DELUXE 2 Br sep unit patio. Fplc . walk to 5325 util Incl' Kid~ oK' M.wport leaeh 3769 $350. Lovely 2 BR, 1 blk t Mariners School, llbrnry Agt 'Bruce 64z_6368 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean, frplc. utll rm. encl & park, Ensign & Hbr HI, . . Ba rront luxur 2br 2 ba gar. Avail Nov 2oth. No h• S450 mo. 673·2425 Br and new Harbor pJl clut>. R!cere'nces'. pets. 67S.3411, 645·2919. evl/wknds. Twnbseb 2..Br 1~ lfa. nT Avail Nov. 1 for 1 mo. Duplex. $pectitcular view • .custom Nw rt ffgts, 2 Br, ~~r~ r. ~65· 846.1371 499-047 locaUoo nr Big Corona. 3 sk)'lltes l frplc. btfl Br. 2 ba furn. Ul31st St. br, 2 ba, frplc;• paUo, landscaplaa 642·'135 To~se 1'295 mo winter rental ertcl gar +park ~· 2 yrs eves. • FunishH 3500 G7S-333Jaft 4pm • old . Lse. S550. mo. ---------.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-4868or631·2333. THI BLUFFS Fountain Valley 3 BR, $185 per mo. Winter ren· •••Z BR. H~ Ba 1 blk lo Spdt level 2 Br Condo, frplc, D/W, stove, refrig, tat. UtJl. pd. Upstairs apt beach. No pets 'cave s 91retnbelts, pools, nnwly wshr/dryr. $325. mo. for 1 or 1 udllS. No pets. Agt. 644•7211 · · decorated, wshr /dryr I· first & last. $100. clean· 115 23rd St. 873·1S95 1--·--------1 ttfr1t1 . lease $400, by mo. Ing. sso. rerundabte. Pool BR 2 BA f 1 L d Lovely 1 PORM, 1 ba, $425. 979·2833 & park. no pets. 640-9037 • • rp · g. ynr · w/w cpts. l)ltns, swim or 54()..8902 Blk. & \i!t lO ocean,~ blk. J>()OI lndry fac So or BfgCnl\yOTlu.pgradied 2 Br to 'P3fk. $325 yrly. hw/ Short wolk to bch; dtn, 3 ba. view of golf fowwh•te Chtl dre n accepted. $3lO. fl7S·231t, ni.k for course. tennis. pool. onb' Unfwftf.., 3525 67S-677S Louise ~Owner.$$2·7133 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ---·-------1 OCEANFRONT Single bdrm uofurn. S2'15. For lcn1c. Su Terrace Sludlo Apt. Sls:I mo,.Lae. Cotta MtM 3124 3801 Channel PL Twnh m I.ag Nigue l. Adults, 103 Mcfnddon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Island. f'ro!essionall)' decorat· Pl. m.t865 Lge 2 bt, new cJ)t. 4c ed. 31l r . 2~ba, 3 pllt paint .. beamed, reCrl~ .. HV Homes. C.rmel 3 br, fs PR. nr p:artc It t choal. Prnh ~· SSlS. mo, 6'4-'71'7v~ • level. 2 Pvt patios. W ID. FREE rent \n exc:bao~ l)OOI. Nr Harbor shop IJ· dbl 11ar. Tennis. _pool. for lit. hsk~p4. Sml hous ~faturt cpl. $21.S. 8ob, 1Jalmo. pvt bch, $600/mo. ~ blk bch. f'emale onl 548·4661 or Scoll. ·~<6$81, 21·9Yft.t73-504010-5. 752-192() • PERFECT lOCAllON IN OCEAN-Cl.DSE OOSTAMESA Now taking reservations on a brand new adult apartment com- munity In Costa Mesa. Featuring: Two lighted tennis courts • Swim· ming pool• Therapy spa • Club- house. Just 5·mlnutes to South Coast Plaza, Fashion Island. Irvine ln-- dustrlal Complex, Orange County Airport, several golf courses and the ocean. Bachelor, t and 2 bedrooms &235.00 to S350.00 • rto lease required. ""' ~ " ,,, ~ " ~ 5~ Pautar1no A~ COSTAMtSft 714·1S1·6~ ~-=.G:t . Oneplace in Wooabridge that isn't sold out. Woodbridge Pine~ A pJrl mt•nt~ may be the bc!ol-kepl secrd in this season's 1esidenfiJ! best seller. !he V1lla~e of Woodbridge. And t hi·· 1 u ... tic Jp.1rl mrnl rnmmt1nily i.,n·t t'<>~y lo grl lo right now, t•ilhei, with .tll 1 hC' v1ll.tgt? ton ... truction ~Olll}t 011 But llwsc nnl'·. two., .ind lhrt't"lwJro11111u111t~.1k•si~nC'd like· {'.irly (. ,1f1(orn1J bung.1low .... 111• w1•ll wmlh tlw dfnrl. J lw1c Jrt.' l lUV built 111 .. I 1n:pl.we .. l'.1110" .md h.1lw111c~. Lt•b and 11>1., ll( ... 1ylt·. l'fu.., .ill thl' w1dC' opt.•n vd!J~c rt·crcalion J111l l>lhC'1 goodrw• ... 111 t )rJn1;c t'ounly'!t mos! excrlinK new rlJLt.' Ill l1V\'. follow our map. With JelNminalion. And vl .. il •.cion. Before we're all IJk cn. fem. Woodbridse l'ines Apartments. 115 Pincslonc. Irvine, California (714) 552·0400 Rents from $270 Owned &e managed by The Irvine Company l easing office hours: 3·5:30 weekdays, 9 -5:30 weekends EQuat Housing 6 Opportunities l:.f WOODBRIDGE PINES ~Vltlaoeoflll \\bodl)rldge IRVINE Vl.1AGES I' "' .. ' r (;J 2 DAILY PILOT • ~t••hu.rw.,. V...._R..-hls 4250 Offlcell .... al 4400 ..... " ~tlfMffh/ ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• o,,a t""91ty SOOS p.,...OAflAs/ Al tuc•ta u.tw.. Al• tuu:c..ta u.tw.. .,_l•uh u.M... Clewt• 3176 Luxurtous, turn. villa on I 50 I Westcllff Dr. ....................... Lost & l&oilld • auUon rnol.J\A!r will cat<· ' 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••• .. ••• •••••• .. •••••••••••••• Sa1ullta Beoch near _Ne#}l'Ort F1nanc:i11ICtr Vo u n I Bull de r • •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• for rourhomo4tCh1ldren M.wtt ... on leocll 3140 wport IHdt 3869 leec• Jl6t lllTEWATE R Yu. Puerta Vallarta. 4 br, 4 l..fflhlt Offlu Spec• De\clOper. Brok.r, w1lh Loltli Fo8nd 5300 whtl~ you're awJ). •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••-••• 1arden aeulnJl,J.aeZ8r, ba.SSOOwk.731·3777 CallonSitcM.to:ai:er 11tron1 Real Eatal ••••••••••••••••••••••• l)ri, E•.m.~-OSH, w.a~FRONIT adlt.. ~ mo us w -------ovontlon experience, L()l)"T. Rrward Blk l nb Nl.o6GS 41locbtobeoch ftlliOR -Br,fple,J'-'1Ba.%patlos, Marqulli, 492 3967; PAl.M DEs~RT HOM>; ('7l4l64Z·Jllle~l~ locatedlnOrao&eCount)' m<al e , L .. cuna 1111111 --- 2 bt. valnll'd, tlrapu , VIEWS IN t'ncl l'unporch ~ a11r, blk t46-S300 Deluxe furnu~h1n11. ccn· Corona Drl Mar, 0 ,.,.1> Is 1ttkln1 a Joint velltuN! 10-11. Ml·T748 e llable youn 11. man crpl'I, 1 ba, ans stove, NEWPOR't lo bc:b, t'Omp redecor. tral air. IJ be;itcd J)OOI, decorated orrlcei.. Two or auoc1a~1on with - --w/rcl. ltt'k.a P /T pos1llon ~1011~<d $iar No ~la, n • Adlts,nopetA.$37Syrly. AM 3880 huae yard. 3 Bdrma, 2 with own buthnn. CH> .uoncflnanclldenUtyl Lost· Whllu rc1nt11t £Ord nlni;, cl\Jullertng. C'hlldren. S21S & dl'pu~il. Struono dos!Qn an<I ~ _MS_-4190S ________ ,.. Ra. comp k ltchrn. i nullllde acrtl'!I ~~ $0 in dcvcloP " reno\'3le r<'• C«kapoo. Brookhursl/ etc. 875-8138 .&2Sl2lhSt& Pet•an eleoanc exclelnO way to •--------~ TV's. i.ter~. nn ch1ldrtt11 rl uul ms s.a44 ~ld~nUul & co1nmerc1al Yorktown 118. "t\luy" ------llve cnoose lofts, ~Y 2Br, 2b.t in l'~rk Newpnrt.r under io. Ph: 213·G98·'7~ -,---rroperl1tll Prinnp•b IlEWA RD. S4G 11779, W..t~ 7100 !'-;EW 3 Dr 2 Hu, l't!C rm, Windows. Sl<VIJOl'lts. fire-1''mest Oc vu loc. Spa, LWCJ9 OM hdroo111 3 Days, SISO: Wet'l.I) COHONA lH~l, MAR only. Reply Ad61S. Daily 962·$.228 ('lc. 11 rm, RAQ, nr C1ly ~"'c~~rvg~1~g~"f/~1:~v pool. tennla. Avail Dec l Dulllans. including dis 52SO: Monthly S7$0 $150. Dix !full!!. amplt' ~tl.lot9.,:.,!·0 Box 1580, C -51 OO. R"'W ... 10 11.i + JI HUS, $350. mllllon-dollar rec center 64<!-00St hwa.sber. S20S per month. --pkg, A/C, 675·~. " .._., • A ~S700evs. Tennis courts. too. First and lui.t. A•cnt. On Beach Pttnl hou~<' Con ------11--------Med i.lie aoldt'n color ACCOUNTING Udo Isle 1 br opt. New 540-0MS. do. Nt>ar Cultural Cntr Lodles o,..u Shop fem Collle/ l\~trlcver kitchen, new crpt. UUI. Oahu lluwttil. Fully lrMdNew lldc). In downtown Laguna m1ic. Lo6~ Vil' Pomona & CLERK 3842 Vromo 'ryi:'nint lncl.S2•0.675·2342 .• Cat Plaza area, Jbd 2 ~~~yr IH·. l714) Orflcu with rrlvate Bch Top of the llnr Wilson, <.:.M. 10·22 78 No :: Yrs A/rayublC' &/or r ....... WF.STCLIFF 2 br, 1 ~ ba ba, brand new cpl , kids bath.s. 4S Cents a 11q.n .1n mcrchundbc. Bt!aut1tltl· collar or togs. 645·4~7. llteeivnbl<.' t'xpi•r. Oood •••••••r••••••••••••••• tnh.se. /\dulls onlr, no ok. 3628 Marine. i\pl 1. cludlnl( ullhtici;, 300-. ly appol.nted bh(lp. Great LOST: Ladies ltOld lmk aienc:ral 11ccoununc bark New Condo. 1 br, occur pets. 1728 &ldfor< Ln. IMO mo 962 8l)3U SQ ft. units • potential for "'orktng brace It.' l • N w P r l ~ruund. Typo ~ wpm. 'tcw, t rplc .• pool . Luxury adult rent~lsfrom S.325. mo.Sta 7533 · · · -ltetdabto Shore 4300 Roy M~Cordle owner. $10,000. Re h / It. o. t<ew art!. 11&4\')' work ll)JAd. 10 Kc) .Jacuiti, tt>nnl11. (213) $450 monthly. So-.th L-a 3886 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor 1810 Mew~ ~' ""'nlNrn 1 7c:•J."""'l ~ddcr. Sume colh."'C t•c ~171"-200 Promontory or. West. 2 Br furn 0 nf t"/ ..,,..... u1•1&:1 c.1-...:> -'""' . .. ~ " Just north Of Jamboree • r u • wn • yr·••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Dr l '~ n:i. 2 sty,'• ml lo Co.to Me10 548·7 29 •/\.t>Noci/\.T~ ---------counUna couri.<lll hcl11ful .NEW3 Br. 2 D:i, Condo so· on Pacific coast Highway. ly • ;300 Sea 5 h ore• 41e, quiet, luxurious ex· S. Ci>t Plaia, $125 mo. IUO s. CoutHwy. LOST : Blar'k Fcinulc cat. Cull For Appointment. to tennis, pool, J:lcuui Telephonel714l67s.8000. 213 ·4-7·8786. Showin11 ec. 2 hr, 2 ba npl. Cal1Sat.aft6PM.Sunafl i..,w-t.ec .. 4t4-'421 3yrsold.Sp)'llla551lldl( lndustri•IReloUoiu. ,,...,,. ....,.. Owne<Janomanagedby Sunday. Elevator to scenic prlv. 5PM.556·29'74 COM 350 tu 1020 i.q. ft. & llills. CtlM. 640-037 1714149 .. ·9401 __,.,,, .,,,.,..5700 ev<;. ~~vine Comoanv. c 1 " "-ea v·1e\" "undeck bch. Party & same room. -i\I • MW Y rh•1•orated. IEAUTY S &LO.... Reward TElONIC/ lrvlM 3844 p v.: n •• ., • total sec. l'crfN'l ltvrng Female to share 2Br Con· Master!I. Brkr. •>73 4'20 ~ ,.. ARKMEWPORT ar, 2 Ba, lndry rac, or wknd retrcol for lhe dow/same._Benut, loca· Six Stillion, all eqpmt_& LOST: D:Hhshund APARTMENTS "f:!~.t18u7r8e ad Its. $37 S ud\'enturous adult $Sl5. lion. Pool/new. 768-.i937 If You l'Oe..'ti I\ Staffed & Inventory included in "Brownie", Vic Pleasant •LTAIR ...•••••...•••.•..•.... Townhomti 2 br. 2 ba Pool. nice area , $:JJO mo SS2-CM30 aft 7 ----LocJuno leach 3848 .......•••..•..•....... OCEAN \'U, ~111d1<1 fol I age, sngl 1w1 • ""· 1H pets. $200 111c u l ii 19.S-79RO lor:!Bcdroomsand ....., Furnishl'd OfClrc. call sale1 price. reduced View Sehl. llB 342·0169. " Toi.\ nhouseo; -mo. yrly. lse t99 2s.1s Cut down T Ii 1-; EX E C\ 'I' I\' F; S3.000. '? ne~· prl~e of an 5 wkdys. Reward. LAGUHA. IUCH. 1-'rom S329.50 DI x 3 br. 2 u.1 upper &...._.._. t Fu . hd L" . Ex I SUITE lfont inclu<lct-Sl0.500 Submit all o.fen. --Eq I 0 E I Open 9·6 Oa1lv duplex. l lilk brh s-izs -r-~'.'"":n s rtt1s ~ IYln«J penses f time recept. phont• & MrVAY l~VESTMENT LOST: Silky Tl•rr. Ans. t u:i ppor mp oycr Spa Pools-Teniw; tt~~ Sl8·!*3H. t:ves •• ~.~.'!':'!'!!~:~ .. ?!~.~ Shareahomeoraptmt·nl m :11l .;l'n1rf' ut1I & COHP.17t.Sl~2-H8t "Sissy ... \lie. W•1rner ·~~~~~~~~~~ ,\('rth:> from Fa~hion . · THE EXCITl:'\G ~t·CVAJU Um.t...,uTtD JantlonJI. ~cy ':-&. ofr Puc. Co;_,:..l Jlwy. 10/:!61m ________ _ hl:ind at Jambore~ on1"""'..,......,_,,....__...-... .... ..,...,_1 · equip 'l\ ail ~'"'port TP ;\1 SlOO Rcw:ird CCQUN • J PALMMESAA.PTS. ~..;Kpr-.~~°'fK>w.... • · c GREATMOM&ror ~22;s A TING s.1n oaqwn lhlls Hoad IA.YFROHT MINUTESTONPT c..•~la.•ue•,..q l'cntcr 6111 51i0 Beer & Wane orr sale --- (7141 644-1900 m·ar Balboa lsJln<I. 2 br. U<.:11 for oH•r s) rs. 832 4131 lfiU '"1 It !.111.:li-off1t·e More full Cll<lurC'I in. F\'?IUNOD· Vlobrk1e, rl~mal<' CLERK 1---------• 2 ba. lovely n ,1y \ 1ew AJch. 1&2 nn ------l\l'°" hid", plca~Jnl sur d uding near nrw Data c. a o o en n &udJo ,1pl. <.:h.:Jn. s.!18 1• Bl · "' 1 300 h Ph s-3 ~ ....... rt ~p•t A/P11)·a'il• for sm II PEHIHSULA PT. ln kll .. nu crpts, 1m from S19.> Female to i>hare w. ~a inc munnmi:'t. ll 1-1 $1 IO/mo term1na l"!l b re onc· • .,,.,,,a ., " < "' ~to. UtJI mcl. med. occupy. Stl75/mo .\dulls. ·o Peli. :l Hr, twnh!>e. SlOO + ulll ltll7 zs:u i:istcr. 7 dr wnlk'" coll.I manuf. co, Req's goorl ____ 4:1·53i~ :! l.H\, l ba unf SSOO yrly yrly lease B.urelt Rcaly IS<H Mesa !Jr. (;. M. ~·1263. aft 6pm. ---box. Reduced to Sl0,000 F ~OUN ho tf n r kl g rvn > gen'I background & dat.t l.ocJunoHICJUel 3852 OCEAHFROHT &l2·S200 t5Blkst:a~tofNewporl -------• *576SQFT am.I terms to i.111t. Call frenc l'ood '"· •c proces!>ingexper. ....................... :J Rlt,2ba $550 ~~ lllvd.> Female to share 2Br Con· FTH VLY• Curl. Barrell ll!!nlly Mariner Square Apts. STA.COSWITCH IMC :! Br, 2 b.1 upt11 20041 Aloma. ore Crown Valley . 831·0857 NEWPORT TERRA.CE • 516 !>860 do w /same. Bt>autiful VERY SUARr. 2 l'VT IH2·5200. 642·48SG_____ 1139 BukerCo$ln Mesn 3Hll.2bacondoS.WO (lean & cl_ass y 1 br -------location. pool. nc-w UFC'S &(lf':CEPT.Wl':T Found,3mo'sold Puppy, 549-3041 SEA WIHD CONDO w /bakony \ ~ly le~:-.c. Rooms 4000 768-4937 f> i\ ll ' I' V 1· " A ' f~male blk w/wht undc l:'nual Oppor l::mplover S295/mo. t>73 0697 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------> ° COFHE SHOP ""'1 • 2 IJR, <len2 ba S-150 ROOMS S2S wk UIJ with Roommate. 1\1 or F, 2l·:!S. STOH1\GF. ll~l. neck, Lab/Set. Vic .. ~~~~~~~~~~ 3869 BAYFRONTHOME NcwportShor.cs Duplcx.3 k1trhen s4o.oo wk up 3 Br hse, big yd, l\wpl 902-5517 Lan=~:~~'!;~·tion, Lasollo & McF'adden. ccountnntSr .Rclircdor ;;;~~·~~}~·~··••;•••••• 3 UH. 2 ba. S2000 i\lo yrly br, 2 ba, on channel Lee apts. 5''8·97~ or 645·3%7 Hghls are<t. 9wn rm , Plaza E xl'culives Suites !>Culs 57, real cozy. 1\i;k· _89_7·_90_03 _______ 1 seml·N!lired lo do part newly dcrt,d.~neo4pcrl,s2. ,n.ar, STEPS TO BEACH ~d. galrabglek, ,wabs herh/ -S150 mo. Interview phone """ sq fl v1'ew ore i\11 '"" S23,500. Agl, UBI, FOUND: Lar ae Golden time work for public ac- 2 BR. 2balhs. $4110 "'!'er. ~ clle ·Sleeping rm, P'"l ha, ~S-699S "'"" · · ., "' - ly_b_e_._ss_2_s_. _&_12_.J._1_43 ___ 1 "'· b ~50 yrlv lse &i6 97 l-t am empl'd d 525 k scrvil'es Airport Towr _1_s_1._37_-t_1 _______ 1 Lab, about 2 )•r11 ol<I counlanl. Send resume & Newport Beach 1-urn 2 Dr 1 a u11I pd · · · · · ays. · w ·. h f Plata, 2082 Micheli.on. male, vie of C.1\1. Tenm. salary dc:.ired to Ad SJlS . ' 1 Br l Bn. mo/mo. Hunt. Jlcach 962-1719 A~~~o ~, arte ~·~r;~~P o~: ln·ine. 752-023 I FAST FOOD Club. 5-10-5866. 11730, Dally Pilot, PO Box ::ill new int. no pets, F\trn. Rm, w1 k1trh Pfl" 51251 mo. 5"5·33il7 'fAX' •. t L,'N 1~" ~n ft'•. h.~r $7,000. MO. l'·ound: 10/26 Vic Wilson & ~~ Co!. la l\le~:i. Ca Z Br, l\~ Ba, 822 W. $275 673·-180-1 ;\li:.:.ion Vicjo /\r<'a. " r "',., ·' .. Ideal for couple, pre!'lenl· .,_ -------58t> 058!1 Rei.p. female would hke to cx1~Ling till ,\pnl. bui;) ly help run, well estub., Plar{'nlla, sm:ill Ion NwprtShorcs, 2 br, 2 ba l2Brl1:sBa,Twnhse!>lyle. · · · ___ :..hare apt or h:.c .,.. :! or ~hop l'lr. F.V i:ood lot· ea!>y terms. Agt. UBI. haircddog.6-1.>·0tHO. MBITJOUS person dplx. Avail Nov 15 S315 blln_s, t·pls, drp~. incl Wrkg fem <.;hrt!>lwn. kil more fem;ilcs. i.lartrng s,r,5 mo. !162-1777 751-3111 --needed to fill tu:-.lodial mo •• ~rly . 1146 8 173 . Patio,hc:itedpool.adlts. prvl'g.sleps lobch.NB. Deel !l63-l7U FOIJ:-;l)• t.l:ile En~lii.h pos ition, al Publk eves/wknd., I no pct:... S23S ~-2082 $lSO 675 liOO 645.22.,3 Business Rfl1tal 4450 twer /W ine Tavent Sheep dog, comer Allan Gardc n & Library In Balboa. OfX'n Sal & Sun. (213) .S7fi-li7R:J associated llROKERS-AEAL TORS ------,. .-.-.--"lewport _Shores. 11_: blk · -Mature fem::ilc. 2S+ yrs.••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA ;\!ESA ta & Ntiwland, H .B. Cd:\l. Only hun:lwork1ng. BAI.BO\l l'.:\l'\Sl.i L1\ ocean. Super loc. 2hr &2Br,2bastud1oapt.p:it10 0CEANl"RONT rm to shart' 3Br Twnhs1:. B.ALIOAINN Xlnt area, family pro· 536-221ti res ponsible pc rsonb 2 Br. I kJ, l.-33.> mo :J~1r d~plcx apl:... Owner., &. g _:ii:_agc $250 mo w balh. P''l cnl, dN·k. Um,· Park 552 8!)11!1 SOO Ml. fl. incl 'lllk urea bkms force sale. needs LOST· lri~h Seu er mall'. ~\•/good n•fcn·n~cs necJ ---_ ..... ~.w:i:_ ___ (' 11lHiO1'12()3 -l..t2·-li2 •. ___ $150 Lag Uch tiiJ 11~:> or ----. & util 105 M • .un St )10 (teller now ~ 1\gt. Ul:H , I H w Ohio tJ 'S l 0'l I apply. All C<tU•P· !>UP· . . . . , 494.3993 Grrman Eng1net•r. P r ·--~ --37 •1 · • i;. · • phc' ORO. Thalia Sl. Lag · · 11 "' Partlv furn. s2;,91mu encl. _ear. Adult:-. SJ();, Br, :idult~ onlv. i.llPNlc:e room Ille k1t,·h. non-s moker/dri nkrr Id(' 11 build ro MexiconRutourant bch.lti!\\ard.1!ll·Gl5\ ~~~~ ~r,T~~sh~~~~- <.:all556-0421Jt:im 'lpm t;.1t1.S29ti: 586·6600 Ann !l\"<iil Yrly 67:1-93:15 pn vi: s f ~ r l' ~1 p I y · d w1sh_es lo share apt/h~~ arciutel'l. law 1 ~rR bu<.ir S3:?00. monthly net! LOST lO·:!:I. Sliver p00 !MI :JO only. 67:1-2268 BEACHYEARLY •DIELUXE• ~l hr.'..!banrPa,111011 re male only S,IO mo. w/m ce srn~lc frmalo•, lll':o.s 11 ff1ce11, nca1 Xlnl beuch lucatiun, di s th l\l ~ 2573 :'\ t B h '1 :'II l'. • ~man . ·'· onan• •\nt l\lngr 12 units C.M Dix 3 Br 2 B.t upper clpl'< l·:;:islbluCf 3 br, .: ha & bch. S.100 mo yrly. . T~P 'te r ~"· ~f~· , . harbor. l\,•wporlr Hco<'h "<':11.S in & out. real SS ~ay ~alt .creek ;i rea. \Vrih! refs, 922 oi.h ~l ocn vu fr encl sunpon:h. IA..'.l!le. lnrl. s pac mJ.,tt>r 675·8567 Room w/pvl ent. & P'"l p l "'s.i~ f~"x25-· mo. ,\p1>ro:-. ltiOO ~q t . moi.I makt•r. Good terms .. \!!l. l"'ecd~ .mctlical ..illcllllun Munhuuun Uc h Cil ~175+ul1I n15 5:l7 1 .,u1tr din rm & lhl ----· bath Upp li $95 ~-r -· ___ . -,;, "l'ntrl hl·al :iir l'lllHI. LHl,75\-3ill K36·8ti82 00""" ' • c 2 br blk to heh 'd · er ay. · Cani.uhlca~eti00•.11 ll . · """ ~araRe . /\ulo door ', .:.J · 6-l:!·ti889 Female roommate :?I to " ------•2 BR. 1 •.:i h:i, $235/mo open"'•· .. , ... 1.1. Po"I .•. fr.pk .· park1n.-~· SJ~->. yr· . R C·' 42631sl Sl. tii:i·-1271 E~lab. Boutique. Prime LOST : l\t. clog, l;lk w/ whl..._ ________ _ Nwpt llc1ghts. •2 BH. i·crrn'"..t1c 1 "11 " •. 11., ... /\~uli"' .• b alsol br.ti1:>·3119. Purn rm. priv hath, J)()()I, .!6. 1::.p. u:\1. Slti2 ;;o + "LI toe. SlS,000. + in · rhesl & frtll "·''w:-.. l.:.ii.:.•,'"A..,SL''.lBLY 1 , I S-IOO/ N "' u " ·' t 11 dep.CindyG75·29lR l'an:.iry \'1lln~(· ,·cnlory.r,.M-1755en•s, Ill:. area . · Uunkcr '"" "'·' ·•>a. mo • wpl only.1'opi:ts. :\lodern2br,clcr. ranRe. rov R,ar, ?'~-~r~ :.i_< t, ·" ., . • t•otlagc LABORERS ~~~ii Hrrl Car pc 1 86S Amigos Way refril?. gur, \l(c :.undcck .!!2.5· Nil. ~t14~S41>5 _ fl ~.a1; 10 ~h~re '' i..imi · i;.u; • .iROl orti7:J.2!Ht.l RESTAURANT 337 ·0-15 3 -------1 Mnnai:cd by i\dulLo;, no pets $300. I Guest Ho 4150 loHI) <1PI. -Br_. 2 Ila, Locutrd on Newport I.OST : "1ufiy, small bd!H' Sl:1rl Now~! Shoulrt h;n·r l ligh on hill. ~lt!i. Ulll Granada :\lgmt<'o blk bcnth 642 3666 me Lagun:.i lhlb 5!lh·¥)6() or lrtdustriol Rental 4500 n.1.v. 111· i1°t. lde··I f\1r fem Terrier c•ro!-.s, nr. own cnr & phone. No es· ~· ---· · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581·835f .• \ft7P;\lorSun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' "" paul. Fee Spacious n l' w ·• & 3 ., BR ST1''PS t Oc \' Pvl rm.: loving c·irc ----------couple. Owner will train. Westcliff. 5 IR·40~>1l. per. req'd. Production, :\tain Rental.;, 5'l0·~~ Bdrm:;, 2 hath -unit:. -1'·. sJis_(;75 .,~7ti ean. r· balant'~ci diet:.. lo~l'ly Female to share 2 BH . 2 PRIME LOC.ATIO~ Dick Park Rt!i.l:1uranl , · Warehouse & Assembly f r · " t d 5-11 :1833 Ba Promo ito Pl s::!OO !ioocl expo:-.urc. i-:a~y in Bkr 673-7348 Lost: 121 .? Yr old female Shnrt & Long Term /\":J· Dcach Yearly arross rom o~·c:1n runl & llOLLIS WOOD Rt'altM pa 101 llr n!> · · · 1 ry • & all u1 ~1ck Lu b1>. Vic : sii:nmcnls. Jbr,lba,frplc. nt>wl cit~rcrrcaliondalde· S C ' 3876VoccrtionR..iat--;-4250 mo Call:\lon.631·1160 ~~~~~nR."1g"~~~r~1~~t~r~: RESTAURANT Brookhul's lHlnrfield NeverAt'ceJ\lTcmpo 646-9218 $375 veopmcnt. !mme_. O<'· on lemente •••••••••••••••••••••••:\talc roommate, Jl:Jr &,\tlanta1nlluntinglon l\lis:..ion\licjonrea JI B.Rt·w~ird.557·l6.'>2 6 temp. 0 · cupo 1w~ i; a m1l1_es & ••••••••••••:••••••••• . . . dplx, nr bch Sllti+ ulll Be h G 000 nUPLEX :l bl'-" bch, 3 Br. JX'h a1·r1•pkd. SJ3:>. up. EANFRONT luxury 2 Big Bear Cd b111. i Br. Laauna Bch '1!H·8 li;o . ar · J\pproxim;ilcly ros$eS SlJ, ·mo. Personals 5350 2 Ba. bltn!-., fpk, p.illo, 1;;:, I'll I l{rkr br, den. frplc. pvt ,,leps frplc, !.lcc1l5 8 We;;ok or ,.. · 600 '<l fl of ground floor Even1ni:., only. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ar. Yrly $-lOll. &15· lb82 lo brh. S.590. 4fl9-2807 wrckrnd. 610 !'JS6.> M Flo !>hare 21lr. 2ba apt. i<JIJI c. Si:).mni: ~ZS mo standinS? building. sur· PrinkinJ!, problem., ________ 1-----p kN t G 1 l':ill ;\Ir l'lumm l·r. rounded by parking. Call \lcoholllelpllne t · 1 • ar · ewpor real i\· !lhJ·iiifi7 Owner leaving for nine 3844 rvtn~ 3844 Irvine 3844 ll"'YiM 3844 Ing, all facil. Call Sun 01 France & mu~L sell. 2-1 hrs a day 8JS.J3J(' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• e\·es thru Wed. 64~1 942!1 Stor09e 4550 Trrmt; Agt.. 837·:1200 TE711PORARY HELP Coll S40·445S Equal Oppor t :mployer ..... ,, Special with · every apartment: One peaceful lake One quie tly meande ring s tream One 18-holc golf course One t e nnis club• One e x traordinary clubhouse Two pools Three recre ation areas Three therapy pools Three gazebos Six f oun talns Seven bridges Fireplace Deck or patio Mountain view, water view or golf course view R.1ncho S3n Joaquin Apartments 1s a unique li vin~ environment ror :idults only. In one of Or.1ngc County':. mo:.t popu!Jr rcs1Jcnual communities. In the new City ol lrvmc. Rentals bc~in :it ~260 rer mont.ll. . R:inLho San Joaquin Apartments Twenty Pcr~olJ, Irvine, CJhfornia,Tclephond714) 559-11 00 C ulv1:r ond S.mdbur~, two blocks south ot the S.rn Diego FrcL '' JY Owned anJ tp:inagcct hyThe Irvine C o mpany ·I\ li11111c:-d numhrr of mc:-mhrr~hir< Jrc ~' J1IJhlc EOU.\I HOUSING OPPORTllNIWi ._ , , , ' ----'QMlChO . Sat1JQ¥1Uln apaRtment:s tm'M ....................... -----------1 MASSA.GE Working !:31 lo ,,hare 3 br . • house near OCC SIOO Slorag<' gar a RC J.::-~1de, LAUHDROMA.T FIGURE MODELS 1------- +ulll 64b·:Jll2 5~0:11111 C.:'11 12 \1 :!:-.:!l!. SSS ---·----·:... --10·, 1:!' cloor (•-I:? 1>243 GROSSSGOOO. :'\to. ESCORTS Meal captl\·e tr ade loca· OUTCA.LL OHL y ASSEMBLERS Fem rmml. :!CJ 30 \\Jnted . . lo :.hart> h~c 111 i':I.\ pt \\ t11chou!>v.,,I1_~:!:.! on (st. t1on. 3:? washcr i;, 12 drycr!i, xlnl par king. 631 .. )811 Min ti mo·s e'ICrer in any of the followini:: l'C 1\i.· srmbly, Jlarne!>s. Con· nector or Solder. Color rode not rer(tl. 1-:xrell<.>nl co. benefits rnclude'I I 11iks vacation after ti mo'.s. I 1 Paul holiday ... group insuranrr :-.t:1rl" dtlY fJf hire & many mC1n'. Shore~.S115 + •n util. bl 'i':'>"_1'pUt·h. :>IU. mouth. & 1a~t fl.11 00.18 l.l:J·h11 1 Owner anxious. Will ac---------- ccpl good terms. Agt. ABORTION Goro9es for Rent ·USO~~.~·:'!!~~~!~~ ••• !~.~~ 8.'l7·4:!0C) Coun:i:elinJ? & Refrrr:il BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Prrg. test-avail. wkmls .....•...•.••....•..... !-iini<lr garai;e. Cle:in. Fair 1)1" arro $:!11 mo 546-5000 St'\GT.f: car 1wr.1gl'. ~wpt nr h arC':.i. :s:io. 968·8867 or 89-1 -1Wi2 WA:". TE C>: F111·n 1 i.hcd Hco;idrnN'. l>uplC''I: or l'nnrlo tn l 'c1rona clt•I :\I ar or Soulh of Ua t k l\:c\ C'alltill !llOO • Exrellent H .B. location: ~ llr Helpline 5 l7·9 W:\ L>o111g st"ulplured nails, PHEGNANT? :-.km c;1re. make-up ctt·. Carin~ conficl r nti:i\ 11w.b:111d lransfcrrcd out roun:.l'lin~ & rr·fcrral. ul ar1·a. Outstanding Aborl1on, ndopllon & Apply Personnel Young Chni-11:111 molhrr potential. l "nder $10.000 kPcping. w11h w1>ll hch:l\'t•!I 5 y<.>;.ir incls mventor~. APC-\H r-: M7 :!51i' DOCUMENTOR DIVISION wa nted to rent jlarai:c· 11lc.J clJugh~er. 1w1•dc. :1 1 963°9750 545-1408 -;-SPIHITU\LHFAUElt spare or sml hid~ 10 do n1 ilfll L:oi.I J 1\1 e,J or . • ' • body work 612·7118 l11111l. llrh. :"ot C)\'CI' s1;;0 au .. neu Wanted 50 I 0 f ul~y L1ce!'~ed · Call l.1nrl::i .531 :i:?!l:? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 312 N. J::l C;imi.no Real Addressograph l\lultlgraph Storage garaxc for r.·nl NEED ACTION! San Clemenle. t or appl: Sc-c ~lgr J!l5!l ~tapll· A\'l• I llr or ll:1r h. furn art. l'mted Business ln\'CSl· 492-!JOJ.I 4!J2 !HJ AptS,C. M. ""Pl or C:'>t are:i Sli" m{'nlS. Inc. California's Tiredof"BoobTubes?" 2921 S. Daimler SA.HTA.AHA Equal Oppor Employer 4400 mrix 641·4193 largc:.l business i.ales l>ate-Parly·TakeTrips Office R~ntal -B-" h d team, 25 offices s late 1)1 d G Is •••••••• •••••••••• ••••• r. 2 ua !'C, \\ /y & d . 0 Co amon tr , garnge, needed by fami· "1 e, 6 m range unty Guys Ui.c ASSEMBLY TRHE PRIMIELOC.ATION ly Dre l. i-•. s1dc c:.1 toser\'1ceyourneeds,we EVEFOTODA.TE Mature womJn wanted. Good exposure. Erisy in· :irra prt'f. :'\ol 0 , rr s:i50 arc desperate for busi· gress & egrt•lj~. Plenty or Hesp partv. h:i,·e rel·~ nt>S~es lo sell, we have 834·0234, 8.'14·1552. $2.50 p/hr. Must speak parkinl!. On Hrookhur~l Pll•aqc phone Iii[> 78.'>7 all r>cople with SSOOO. • 2pm·8pm. some English. Apply in & Alla11t:1 in Huntington tipm S200,000. who ~ire rl'udy, P e r s o n o n I Y • Beach. /\ppro:-.tm:ltrly ---11i1lhno" & ahlc lo huy *KARElli..J'S* I\ I, TERN AT 0 lt ..... SPECIALTl ES, i.iG \\:. 800 sq. ft. or ground floor B • /I t/ now. OUTCALL MJ\SSl\G E t>pare. Sig_ninJ!. S325/mo us!MH nns CA.LLUll 6f'M·2AM ll3R 17 J7thSt.<.:o!~~e~!-- C a 11 ;\I r . I' I u rn m <'I • Finance !!03·6i 67_ •••••••••••••••••••••• 1525 Me!la Verd<' Ur. •\i;soeblt• ltcp WESTCLIFf-BLDG. NEWPORT BEACI .. r '"'."' w.-.,t•J•'' (h ,.,, • .tnd h••"'" "'" C.111 Mr lioward 64!>. 6101 •l MO FREE RE!'JT• 1·2·3 Rm. offices from $125 per mo . Adj. Alrporter Hotel. No lease req. &13"3223 Til noon 60•PER SQ FT 1617 WESTCLffF NB AGT 541-5032 DILUXI! OFFICES Comml &t ind~U ~pacei-. 200 to 2000 11q fl As low as :ioc sq. ft. La~ Nlauel & Miuion V1t>jo 1uc-ni.. Jlnndy to S. D Frwy. C;ill 531 1400 fOltUASE 3 OFFICES $1HMOIACH ft'lntCOSTA MESA Loe 712-1700 I ... IMM ~ DMIK>N BAYFRONT Office 8 ld&;. Space Avail, Reu . SJU1'1 I 84'sineu t:;:isl. Su1lt• !Off. (.'osto Want female ere~ 180ROVER l\lt<su member. So. P:w1 fH'. Opporhlnlty 5005 751•1741 luxury s ailing yuchl HOEXPER.MEC •••••••• ••••••• •••• •• • Share rxp. \\I rite ad l:70lt, MARKET Ocal w/lh(' profei;slonal lJaUy l'llot ro Dux 15GO, $11!100. ll' llHI Money to Loan 5025 c~r. (..'a !l2tl:.!6 ldenl for Mom & Pop. •••••••••••••••••'!••••• Anynne offc>rlng informa. ~portou" slort>, wrll ht 2ftd & 3rd T.D.'s t' ·'I th · · lol'all'!I, SI0,000. tlow.n + I '),1\NS /\VAJLABl·'~. mn, regaru ng r •int·i· " .r dent. where n wom11n Inventory . Agt l RI. ('rcdllnolimportanl was strurk in the fncc ut 751-3741 673-488.1 Broker Heil & J\pple, Inst Sun· •F\Jrnlture &r Plywd Mfg. Money WOftt•d SOJO ~plea:cc roll. 962·6264 :~otJ~s~~ai{f;rn.ci:\lls' ·········~A••••••••••• •SHARON'S* If you"rc new lo Or:tn~r· Co .. temporuril>' dlsl'on tlnulng your ~11t1r nt1on. retcntly dii;chu1 •1erl from the gervtri.' or for any rrnson :>l.'ek inl( tcm porary or c11reer emplo.(· ment, eon1lder thi!I 11111· c1ueopJ)Or. Youcaneorn S 196 PER WEIK •DRAPERY WKRM Rcspons1blo Orange •RUG /UJ'llLCl"On'"r County bus1neuman OUTCAl.L MASSAGE od " " d S20 000 f 4911 1224 B111ed on your pr uc·· •FURNITURE R•fln nee 5 • • or 1st . " T t "--... 111 t ti v J t Y • c o m m • + Contact J\gnt Sam Cunc> rus ~on we oca · I ot (7 ')'" ~ ed Big Bear 3 Udrm, 2 ba p 0 BOXES incent ves & 11xtra pr It. 1 ...... S-4110 ~O· cabin. Wiil pny 107 .. Int • • 11hnrh1g bonu8. Th e CIOARETTESUPPLY on f'lther short or Iona For Rent Women " Men wo er1· DISTRIBUTORSHIP term loan. 835·4864 or looking for may be tired r:irl or f\tll'flme 492-4025 6 31-0 7 2 7 °' lyplng. folding pu~s. ----------1 __________ 1 warehouff Joba 4' work- lmmedlatc need In Costa Mefia-1 Trvtt ''THE EXPERJE .. 'CE'' inf ror a limited lncoml'; M~a and/or 11ur round· o....?~r I 5035 '" w k J Ing towns tor dh · ~ Adult motol. Clo~c.-d or w/~ounl! peop '" lrlbutor5. /\II rrtall out· ·····l··o·a··N··s··g·cv······ Cll"CWl 'JV. For Reservn· Rapid advanc"mf'nl letA are 11ccurro by com• /0 lions, 548·97SS possible. Jf rou 're HI or pa ny , 1 ht'r efore no Al Jnd TD Lo "t t • over 4c wnult be avail. tn prndttrt !jelllna. Become 10 OM o~ • su.rt work lmmcd. oil distributor for ,uch nft· FalrcstTermulncel~9 ,.,.. .. loft belwnOam&3pm t ionoll y advrrllsed $.ttlet'Mh).Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• clgurtttos 01 WIMton.1_u _2_._2_1_1_1 __ S4_5_·_0_6_1_11 School1 Ir · Camrls. M"r lbOru. Pall Wt Buy 2nd Trust Dcedll •• !'!!~!1~.~ ••••• ?~.~!I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Mnll, Salemi. Kool!!. Cash lmmcd ! 64.5·1260 f A.I A 1· Kent. etc. To quoliry ynu 'rurner n lly Invest. Co. II ... I "'ltTl .... DIR Or ftU C IOn mu11t hnve a r11r 2 8 hr& -----'"-----1 A A " per W('flk (dny~ nr eves). Priv•t. pllrty I cks 2n f\llf or Part-time Call a . S3200 CASH TD of $50,000. sec:Uttd b Bl ready to work a11 • r N v F.. s T M ti; N T Udo Waterfront. Write prolttslon81 bnrtendtr In Daily Pilot REQUJR F:O 4767, Dally Plloc.. PO Bo 1 week . Free Job plac11 For moro Information 1560 Ca 92626 Co" mtntual.ltarmi. AD-VISOR m'~~b~CI10J~ToE.1_M_cs_9..___· _____ 1 Amoric~~!ttendera Box. 24. Rosemead. Ca tsl TD. approll. S1&00 11on:.11th St,SA 642-5678 tl770 JnC'lud41 )'our phon 1"4.'A payable '150 mo. 134-1060 no. •Ill ~~.49M3 53f·ll8l sunday Octobef3t, 1976 DAILV PILOT CJ:J l'"Add It... Build it ... Oiaper it... Hamm er It... Carpet it ... Cement it ... Wire it...Hoe 1t •• Clean it. .Move lt...Press IL.Paint it...N a11 it ... Plaster it .. Fi x 1t SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb lt. .. Pa tc h lt...Plpe it. .. R e m oae1 It ... , Roof it... Landscap<? it... t llc it ... Trim et... Sew it .•• H tlu l 1t...Add it...Plant lt ... Alter It .. Learn It... hbY"lttfng ICW?•ntw C9tMtlt/Concret~ Gardenl1t9 . 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Woulrl you enjoy s trvit"1ng our youni;er customers with their v:mous rilling & ~ILIOI? need:.'! Rrply lo Clas:.1fit.-d t1d no. 721!, 1· /n Daily Pilot, ro Box l:iGO. Costa J\ksu. Ca !l2626 l\utomntive New Oeta1I Shop need., h\'lp Top 1v:ij!et; paid Enl!rn~ Steameri., ene pJ111ter,, hul ft>r, & polu;ht'r~. up hubll·r\' ~hJmpo1"·r~. !'ht't'k Hill. Pll'k 111• &.. ti\• hvery Appl) 11t 205!! Jl.rrlJnr Bl. CM Auln~lt"'' /\llTO/M 1\ltlN t-:/ I' i\ llT~ ~,\1,1-:S I' E HSO 'I Acl1on s.tle<.Jk•ri.on '4'.1111 ed. eicp('ncnc·c• 111 :1uto part~ prcfcrn•d :0.1·n 1r1· currenl <tl'cou nts In i:rowmi: rnmpany. (.;OAST l>ls I ltlUUTORS 17M) 540 i06J I I DRIVERS Boat ('arp1•1ll1·r 1w1•il1•tl l11 (~11 II l'J ll' 111\ 11111111: l11111wl'l1·,1111nu. ,\l.ot11rc l'.'l:Tl·:H I OH l>Jo:cntt General Office ,,11mi•n \.\anti·rl l'/Tinll'. ATUH. Bormw llrow11 l11 J\11\INTENA;\;Cl-; fJFFlt:t-: J. Herbert Hall Jeweller• fmr:.h lnm. all 'J'C';ik l><lll ~1111h II II 11r !>.cl""" • ICross-Countryl hoal mt. On ~ :ill'r 111 ( 'h1ldren. 7 & !!, I :10 !iprn 'o 'llt'tt.al 111:1..•nM' 11·11'11 NewpQrl. t .ill 1116 20:15 ~ illil a_n ;; __ :i1ucGrcgor Yac ht Corp Pl'rmJrwnt p,111 111111• T o11s (.',11 111.,. 1;1~. ~.1-!:1 l••rroro; n1""'" :i1111lh1•1 ELECTRICIAN ~lulh Mlll11111Pullar 1'111'1' I ''"II '°" '\u.lllltt'll tie 612 6ll:lO 1_d_.i:...y_o_r_n_•i.:_'h_t ______ 1("hurr h b:ihy nur"·ry al i----••••-----tcr)(1,1nl SundJv ,\\I &. l':\I & Wi>d l'\I 18 yrs or over . ('on lac l ~I 1 • l>lJrf1n~ nt•\\ ofc 111 llu11s .. kt•l'P"' :'\II .1n·a 1>1~nl'r L'J I lor appl w / Must hall• mdu~tnal l'X lrv1nl.'. ;\l!l'rl 1 11 l't ltml' 2 ••1>m :!I rt•sumt! ~ 11vrtl11l11) thu,1.1:.111 , 1111-.lll\1' tllllt11,•11 t •1 ~· 111 l!Ji l'l21 pl'n enct• & know 4!10 •ow mltrvicwrng at Sn. ('n;P•l Pl;na l.01· fur f lime oh· help. l'lea~o ;ipply bctwn 2·5pm m IOATENGINE INSTALLERS :itin 1 'r <''l:l)Cr. rert'd Bordcn.!13!t !11,23 ~lust hJ\ c own t1•ol'-~ -------tr:in~p Top" a l!•'" t\. ,1111 L1..E1\:-0:INI. I./\ DY · Ont 1• benefits Appl) 111 Sl'\'Ofl ri \\-l'l•k for 3 lo 4 hou1 ' ty <.i u ard. w.·~l~J•I 1!1:1.n:.11 (.'orp . 27:. :itd'urm1t·I.. - 1\,C', Co:-t.i :'It .. ,.,, C'111np~1111u11 ll1lll,f'l..1•t'llf'I loolckeeper. F / C hq Ofr 111 l'lot"'fl"rl t'tr lJtV('r~lft1•d \4 olrk flll I ' per'd ~ell '"" i.·r ''Jill rng re'fl t'a II» Ill 11,.111 BOOKKEEPER Thi 11 l:l'lh'• .ol 1 .. 11,: .. r 'lJ lo'lllt•llh \I' \II "••II s l :1 r t" 1 ..; .1 I .1 1 1 •11t10·~t :11 I 1'\I •'""' 51\1 :!.'.!'.!! Students Hou,ewiYes & Moonliqhters \l1ll1nn l>nll.11 1'urp lll'l'f" llll'll /I. \\ otlll1 II 1tf lJ n \' .I I! I' I\ h 0 I II ) IJ \ ~P<:Jk 11114 " 111111•1 • I\. """ a r(• hon·•I " 1111 ,1, 1·1.1;...1· runot tlw null 11•1•" " '1w1al •l·c·untv, ll\1• •11 1·0111.. l11r •·lol1•1 Iv l,tel\ ~IKI 11111 ti~) I :1;1£ COMPUTOR I'll I' 11p1·r .• 1111 I' ltrlH' \\ '111111111 ·41'<'\ 111! h I. 1!111111111 \ .1r11·ll 111111<·' 111 cl input p11 p.1r,1110011 I l' ('11111 rl' ,1 l •llt ,, """" Ill"'' .11 lllK < .111 lur .1ppl ltlll Jll 111 COOKS. EXPER'D In 1r11wllf11•d tlll'l~ 1\l'f11, l•"h""1 ... h1·r n1·1'llt' ;.?11.;~, 'I hun 11 \' ,. • t' \1 '·'' :i:;o:; COUNTER HELP Full~ I' 111111 \l'ph Ill I 'I ,u 11, 2 .•. !:1: l .. 1 l'.11 H1I I .. 1;.:u11.1 I lilt... El <'l'\ rollll'" 111111cled pl'upk tu 111 t-:n l!ll "h 'P '"'"'"~ --Some m utor t•xpenencc• trndun: 1111·\pt•11,l\1· n.1 m11tur1-. "" n tr ,111' Inventory would be helpful. l'leas~ ~rson only -----ASSEMBLERS ll•111,1lly l.111•" II p1 •Hl111 h l>.1) ~ /'\'"• 17t~. Personne1 call or applv Ill pcr~on trnrn our oft• ~'11·1· p.1rk ~'.q·, ""' :157:! l'oi.rllon' now ui.>en lor lu OUTDOOR JOBS FOR I it & 2nd Shift' 1111: & other ltc1a•l 1h. I 111 ,.l'lltill \' tukcrs xlnt outdoor J>l'UtJIC. U111t~ in Vll•1J:..1nl 111111·nunclu1i: ... ((. HOUSEWIVES i.tar tmi: ·:.alury wiraµict B.P. JOHN Slates anct Europe Ol!t'd \\ , .• 111· a rapully i.:1 uw11111 1'\lnlt>Ull'I' nl.tlllll 1 II Y. llllllll'lltall• OPl'llllll!' lll'qu11·c·~ J 111011111-. 111111 1''1'1'1 111 tour h 1111 ,._ 11· \\Ill k 111 l't' hn.1111 .. "' ·" 'l'Ulhllll;! flll\\1•1 'llfl rel<iXl'cl at mo;,,phl'rl' :\o I' lllllo' Jnlt .... llc~tblt• hr..,, incr'"""s l>aM·d on U('· 200 1-· 0 Hd people willin~ to learn t''lll'r n11c· .~ rw ;,,dlrni.: \1l11h• k11l' .111· 111 ~1·h1H1I 1.11,.;,(·\, ·" .nl.ihilil.v, & · 1 ' yer :.kills :ind apply them m \ l I) I .1. . • . . Santa Anu, l'n !l:!i\1:1 1 d g ork ,,_ """'''"' :\Int 01111111' lotl' I'll~ ,. ·"'11 .! .. !..i.! fl<'P<'lltl:th1lll,\ Early & 17H) ~7tJ 2000••\l l:I:! 1 ernan 111 w · "'''". ,111\a11c1•1111•nl {'.tit l .. 1l'.11l<d l .. 11: 11111' lal(•ntointtii:ul'.iilability mun1calions, Com bat 11:1:1 H(J!I~ Timi· I 1 Ii· .111 a~~l'l. Calt:ulalnror 10 Jo.1111al U111>0rt11nllY i\rms. Logisli<'i.. Call l1hl'Jlll':..l1w 1:1111.tl t>p lnrlu,.ln.tl ~;1.111·h 11111111. l..1·~ nµ twl11tul, lmtnol 1·:m11IC1\'1•r your/\rmyHcc-rmkr. por 1-:mplm n \I I-' l l \\I . I" -'-\I . -~ 1' 111" lll'l't'"' Wt• w rit tram i----------•I 15:.!5 :\lc~a Verde 1-: .ll •'.t ( Jll I 1!1111,.1..1 Costa ~11.'!>;i !>~II t02f; ""''' \111l1t\, ••• llfllt 111111111'.tlt• 111 1-.11.:11,h GOLF COURSE ""'·nt 1.ol i-;, •. ,.11 1•1H WORKER \\Ill l..1111! 1nrnlll1111" 111 •111 '' , .. 1 \1~1intt•11;11111• \I• fl 1111111 1',1rpl'l1·il pl.mt fi•r llrl' ;ite J.!ult , 11111 ,. l.111pl11"'" l11·111·l1h Ill Fnrrn(cr\'4 1'.tlllill ~1 111 1 '11111.· l'·"tl .. 111. 1. ,I\" - p.1111 t•mplo~ 1•1• 1·1111111 <:o\ EltNESS. lfq• tn, lt1ll rn1·1h1 al, 11.11cl 'ai-.11 11111~. tt11H' tor:! <'hildn•n -:'llu:-1 11:1111 l111 tl11I;" 11111111.1~ ~ "·" 1• t '.1lir 1lriv1·r~ 111· & 'I"•''-pun h.1~1· prugr.1tr1 ,.p ... 1k En.:h:..h. be uhll• Lu \1u•11Hl.1t.1ot11·r:o.1111u ... u.1I '" 111, E1von. 71,x 7fi l:i a..rm1th p11t11111.tl .111 1opm. \pl'l) !11\ \I ·11'.\1 -- MICRODATA 17481 Re dhill A•e lr.,ine, Co 92714 E•1ual Oppor Empl11\ •·r J·;:\l l'LOY!\I 1-::"T <i1 .i111lmnlhe1I~ I'll'' It.oh\ ''tll'r nd't.I fol l ... 1 h .1)!1: grrll.. ~1011 F1 1 "l" hum••+ llll' h-.1 1..111-: lkl rN1111rr'll C.111 .1111•1 :r. '10 %:1 :."li;:J GRAVEYARD ('.111 .\m1·11(;.1" IJrt.:l':.l & ----_ __ ___ __: mll~l su1·1·1•i.'I ul '""l'n· M A N U (. ll ll I S T INSPECTORS ion l'O !171 h ltlll Sculptun•cl 'all~. elr -· JI II Shoµpmi: Cenlt•r PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY .l,1rt1lo)r 0••••1h·cl for Jll •· ( 'nll T111·~ •Jti:t !l7~,'l In Jlrnduc\1011 11l•pl. Ure; \Ion n111:111 111111 K Hpm· "·h11 .. 1 llr' :t i 11m \I F •Recei•inq/Mech'I So l'oa-.t l't.11,, .1r1·:o .! \ .. , 11·1 .. 111 1·' l>•'I 111 ::;:• t~I Pl'r hr tn 'tart \'.1 II .. 11 ... t ml'l:tl. pl.1-.111 & r.1u .. n;;1 111.11·hu1\' p.1rl" St111ll' l't' - - "wer d1•!>1t l'rl JAMITOR·DA YS •In-Process For priv;ite country duh. :\t 111 t yr l'>.pcr 111 111 Exp~r prd'd . For tn· proc.·l.',!'t of ;ill dt·c·tr11111c tt"rvww 1·ull fr14 -5 10t in~ri1·i·\11111 :itus l know 'F'"''"L'L 11 1 k 1 • t•11lor n>1lt·'· lilucpruth ~ I\ ,.,,, .-, c p, w 111" " MARINA 1.1m. 'J'u1•;, ~111111 :1 :1t1um. Mointenance No ex per n1•1· \\'111 train. naslorliul. lanll~1·apin~. /\pply. P1•nny:..a~"'" J S.ill paintlni: dt•an111.:. 1•tc· l'la1·entrn A\'1• ( ~1 . Apply :ii H>.I N, llUY»llh•IPASTE U I' A H'l'ISr Dr. N:B. Sun., l\lon.,.or F/Time, <''CIH'r o r will Tuc.-s11.1_m nu11nl11I 01 ~11 train. Apply 11~.11 l'IJl'l'O· MARINE ELECTRICIANS tw. l'os\u Mc":. PBX Ans. Strv -.dlt'lllJlll'' 11 tame 2 days wk. Own *Proto-Source \',1r l\mmnl expcr. pr~-'.\tin I > r <'XJX'r r .. q cl f'd 5IO 12:! I :irt ti ~lust h<t\ l' own l•Hll' " I' 'I .;htfls \ :1rrcd hri;. I\ '"m"' "l.nd-.. PJ1d \\hilt• \r.111ttlll! Htti llOOO. 1-:0..:. I \ '' 1·,p1·r 111 Mlllrt 1: nr ----trJO.'>P Tup ""1!1'' ,ri., "Int .111""1·tn111w 111,p .. 1·111111 1----------•I bend1ls. /\pply luSl•rnrt \tu,1 l.1111\\ 1 ulu1 •1t<I•'. KEYPUNCH ty Guard. Wrst~ail Corri. hlut·pnr1t:-. ,,·1t1·in.•ll•' :!i5 J\l cCormil·k \H'. PBX, EXPER 'D ----------•! -.:11 .11•111111 •t•ll1n.: 111 DAY HOSTESS ll :irry·~ ~\'\\ \'01 i. II.tr 6. <irill, l:!IK ~l.Hti11;.:.1ll' Way, N.11 . t11cor 0 C' ,\11 purl I ,\pply in P<'l",011 Ill I I '\Cla 111111' I .lpm l'OUi'S 1·:1.0 It I'll'\ ,\n~. M?I'\ p 11111\' l Ip m 7 am . s .it S1111 \Ion flolli·Kl•IO, EOI· Wtll lll'l'l tll'Ol "''lll'l'llOll l'osl:t Me~a 1\11::.WCl'lllJ.: S\•I'\: Opr. .it .,ulwontr•t1'l 11r' & '1" OPERATOR ------• 1-\tll &. l 11t11rw l:rtlVt'V<t AVON Heedbtra SS To Malle Christmas Merrier? t-:.1rn .1boul ~10 on l'\ rQ SlUU you sell a -. an I\ \I():\ Kepr<'"'nlal '' 1· :-.1•11 h.•:i ullful i.;1ft~. Jt'\\dry, 1•0,mt'l1 r~. mc•rC I II 'hllW \1111 h tl W C'.111 !'>Ill 7Hl l.11r l1•111th 7 1:1.o!l vol\ 1'11 & 11\1 ...,., t llll: .1 p Delivery /Mewspaper For our 1:t·u,\ 1n~ J l!n l'n ·\ 11111:. b11:0.11w:.s ,., p 1111•f t't moll\ al1'1I SA Ill< \ IH. t<1.; i\ t :to.!\ l \ 1!1!15:! ~la1-.\rthur. 111 11:1:1·:!~!1:! l'1•1111.1nt•11l p .111 11rnr JOli1----------• 111'111 "'mi.: 1-.1rh 11101111111: I..\ T1m1 ' In hunw' 111 l11rn1•'1\ .in"'" Mu'l '"' 11'11.1hh' ~ h,1\ ,. ''''fll'rl 1l.1hl1• ''"'"'1111rl.1tto11 ~•1.1r\ S:tf:1 11to :-, Hi O'':I.• ENGINEER r·o~,~~w~,~~1~1U1~·~l.,, GUARDS Costa Mesa I '1•r111.1n1•11l Fu II ~ IJ011'I 111111• Phom•.\'' ""~II 11• 11 11 lh't1n·1I "d1·1•1111• t '.111 ~Iii tt:!i l 1111 hr' ICt :! L'lowd \\\·ti GUARDS ''''"'th 111he111,..·111"p1•1 \l lt·.1:.t I yr l'xpcr MarineEltctronic s hifls. Ah•>. varied 111111 ""''" n·qtur.·11 "'d U~I 12!1 r l.'qu1n•d . Technicion ,.hrru ... lul1a or <.'llrol. i-:'t'l•ll1 Ill I'll l11•1ll'llh In 1'111111• I I\ k' '.11'ool ln11 a tll•r ti mo' 11 l'.1111 h11l 11l .1 \' I-! rou fl Ill· .. ,11,1111·1· ... 1,1rh d,1v or 1111 c & m.in\ morl•. A1>11ly l'c;:rSOIU>CI \lusl be ahl<' to 1kvelop l\I u !'> l hav e :. 111 i: I r 833-97!10. program \'ards & punch sideband & radar 1•'l:p1:r.1----------- 11 \'.tncty or applicaltons. Xlnt hcnl'fib. 960 :!111. PEOPLE P l':RSON o h I I r --Ex ... c nt!cds p/limo as-1 er <· t•rtca unctions, MAT U H F W 0 M /\ I'\ o;nc in whslc supply. Fut• 1¥1)\.'W wpm • CJll For Appointment p / l 1 m l' Io w r Ir om• ly capit;ilrzE"I. 673·2223. Industrial llclalions neweomc·r l. & .rontat·t merchants. Flexible hr!> Need c:ir, Ill\' lYPlllR. 547·30!1!'> PHONE SALES ro111lrnl•nls. Wnrk w lont• "' llw 11111-.t p11p11l.11· ,\ "ucccc;sful prnd111·h 1111 thr markt•t toll.•'' An 111 l''liflt'n\l\ot• t1r111l11d """'' n.1mP '' .1 hou" h11l1l \40NI lltr u1111\ \111· "otl Id Wo rk 111 ·' \ 11111 hi ul, I r11'>11lly .it 111•1,1•111 11 ,\ h.t\C 11111 \Ahtk ~llll 1'.lrll fllfl p.1\' \'011 rl't l'I\ I' .I 1:11;11.1nlt•c1I ,,.1;11v • 1'' 1 r1•nwly Ii h1•r .1 I r11111 ----------•I mt~!>IOO & l>tll\\""I> ( '1111 DEL TACO 1111•111 "' ,111.dl ..... 1110 m.·1·h.lllll'0tl ol!'<"l'lllhlll'' h'Pt'r' 111 ol11111 1111·11111 111111 , prud111·t11111 11111 I' l 11111.• Wk nrl.., '''" 111:11 I IC1 h .111.'U l 111f111fll'I11111 1'el1•ph ~ I ,11· I "If 11 1<1•l1n•cl ok ~;i;1111~1:1 .1ppl OOCUMENTOR DIVISION TELONIC / ALTAIR Lit.GU NA BEACH 17141494-940 I t::quul l)ppor t;mployer 1----------i Phon e Sales p <'oplc-. ME()JCAI. male' or fC'm alt>, th to 6.'i R1\llYSIT'l't-:H. 1,.,11'111•r no•1·di., mal1111· 1 .. , ... ,. 11111n.111 tw· Ill •nq h;1l1\ ltl1\~1 :.!l'\I '""' '""" l'Jll Jft "l'\l I'll ·•:,;11; Fl<\llYSI 1·r1-:1t n1·1 ·cl1•tl h\' r ,. " ,. h <' r . I. 1 t , hou!>t•Cll'.mlll)! Ci11 I j ,\ I , r~ ~ 1 n ,, b > ll 1· f' Wee k d } !I j :1 (l l 11 5 K-IO·J>C>ll. ti•-.h & 111 h1·1' llH l'lltl\'• X I 111 a rl ,. ,, 111· 1· 1110· 11 t "''' """"" ,,., 1111' ""' h 1111·11 ,\ \\lltlh'll ,,., . .i~ I\ 11 l'iwn I ll•h1 l'tlllH' p1""'""' .11 .111 11,1\ ho•l 1• ':! .·111 h I' 1 .. n 111:11 t j:!ll :-.111w11111 1111111th-'"""''111: II,: ''"' 11·11111111111 lll•gll'l'd I l.111 Dn·"'l'I' \\ ,1111t·tl 111 ('u,l<t :il(•i-.:t S.dllll 1rl2 K:llti \1 Id n•-.:.og r ,qtlt \l ull 1~r:.iph 2921 S . Daimler Santa Ano '"Th~ Doctor's yenrs or age-. Guaranle(•d Corner" wage11 or rommi~~•ons. \ St'r\lce 111 l!!lO East 17th Strc<'l. RIVIERA Suit<' o . 1 ·n~ta Mt•:o.a. \ PERSO...,...,EL ~·t>~\~2c· .. ~ .• n. 5 UO & H::JO p.m. ;\11 '''I'll fl•• "" '" 11L·'I \I \S~I "" .,.·..,"' ('I 111 \1h1I l 1 • '' · ·· · !'ti>rni lt:l~lll.1l...1•rt .. ,1.o\I,,,, ti ,\ lit llllE~:..t-;ll -KITCHE.._. 20!!213 (.;l U 1•11e111.-1•1 111 d II STACOSWITCH INC 1-;q11;1I t >ppor 1-:mplo~ er 1----------•I \1 (' I '\I t'\t' 11 1'·1' 1 "ni: f11111t 01111 0 1lut11•-< 1·;, 549•3041 "t.illu\Hrtl! '"''1 ll•h ~ · us rness r r Equ:il 0ppm1 unily lr:tlnl'tl ''"' I Ill ""'" "I l1 r1 • r \11111 ' l'\S l•t-:l'TOll. grow1n1-: ASSISTANT SUJle290 lrvinc L'.n1tllC1~~r I (• 1 ,,.., .• ,, • " • "'" ,, '"" lll<t"l'Ut• .11 11:.t 1111 .. 1 1 r 1·· • "'"n11oi:11r.·1" 11 •II' ii.I\·" 111 . ...,1.hurnm '""11.1ltlpp•11 t-:mpl""'' mt•111ca ll'\ICf' 1rm. 1711)11:!.19110 Hlm1n. b> I"' 11 .. m .Ill ~r;~·,oi l1:.;clmj; l·osnh.•tic lttnl 11<';11 ll1 ,11ll!1· Counl' Part·Timl' Has goot.l local fronl of- i;.11rro1Jn1l111 i.: • nil) ---i.tom:!.l _ \ttjllllt h ,1,. immrt.1 lice & back oHtcc Jobs-----------· m11n1l11"s. Y1111'1m1• 11 111 DENTALASST. EM·Hmt.: ·i:rnuntl fhHH' 11\ND\\l\'I; 11p1·111ni: fnr a ftcn•l\tn).! Wtll help '41lh troys. avmlahle now. ----------• v11urself lo "' ""' t 111 u1i1iorlunitv "11h lrulv 1•.111 llm·•r .. r uuc .. thom" ln~ix·1·t•J1 l\lu~l hnvr u 11al.1ds & dci.i.crts, andl•---------•I PL~TICS Dahvi.itler Nt'rcled, 2 days ,· n.•lig·•te t 111•. 111111,u.ll With urlhudunlll' l'Xflt•r hUl(l' P•ll\·nti.11 • ll•·1·11111t· ~ "' ' ---' k' k I d J J r '"I h ~.. u , 1".'/l1me. 51>1 22!11. N n. t I f • '-'I I 111 c :\1 6 lti-fl711> J.!uuo wnr Ill~ now c gc <lishwashlng & clean·UP MOLD PRESS \\k, n nnt. "' l lran:;p opi>or. C1int,11·t .t1•11t•ll1· ----------c ,,.111 1ulor u .... 1•111 1·r ol lllbVl'<'tion tc<'hnrque~ duties. 4 Days per week, M.cdical Front & Back Of· OPERATOR _c_,_,_~i_a_r_l'_a_64_1_11_0_111 ___ , Taul be('. 11:1 ~1 l!Ullll . l>1•11tal Ch:11ri\,.s1:..l. i\11\4 .. ('.di \Ir :...11rn111·r1-----------& <'llUIJlmt'lll rur C'lllSl 2.30pm ·9pm, including rice CXfl. & rcrs a must. I ....... K1...,..._ Timd1fc l.lhr.1r11·'· Im· :\l'\\f)1H'l llt>iH·h lnr !li•tatls Iilli !lllll•> or l•1lt•ra11e<·~. llnflrrstand llllcrnaunii weekends. Ovrr 30. Ncwpo~t nre~. Small pl:is tic inJcctlOtl """ "w Equul Oppor t·:n1pl11ycr tiHI IAOI IHO-tll23______ HOMEMAKERS 11111 hlut' prinl!'t required. Please coll M:.. <.;arvey, P.O. Box Hl22, 1-ountaan mold s hop. Exper. ,·,, L o an Pro c e 1' s e r / f\t/... ------• -1'!uw ,hat lhc kicl" ;irt' s~u ~Lartt'r only apply.~ 837 8000. Valley. operation or inj<'cliott Pockll(!er, Savings & ----------•Dental Recl'flt1nn"t. Ru"' EXEC, Sfo;CnET1\HY for hal'I<. in !lc·hool. '~hy 11111 Yrs min exp. req . Uf.VEllLYJ\11\NOR 1---'--------1 m olldlni; mncrhines l&I Loon exprr ~rrfcrrrct. IOYSANDGIRLS pr1u·l1cc. 11 ll nr1·:i 1nv•·,tmt·nt c u 111 k'T \ cr-''l"'I.. ..1452 v1· ... "'-lroda MgmtTrnc,perm. Earn tr mm1ng o s ma ... h I I n" \1 11 t nn tn \I/Or r.llnt•c• I 'i """ .~.. " u""" $175 $200 k ... JI ti rd App l y in er son Mission \'11•JO. 1-.1 l'nro C~oncl.,nl;1rv + h••1whh,< r:t ~ inn :<a "· " ~i·mhly & l'at'k.i.c•ni: Lagtmallllls • w ·. r u er plas cparu pre • M a r inrrs Savings & area. 1-:.irn your n\4n yr:n"cp<•r '";? 7i•J7 h;t\c I yrs !''ll"' • l\ 111· .Jn11, nnw ·,1\",11'1 I''"" •.. 1.-•.-•.-.. -------~ ~qunl Opporlunit" Brush Sale!!, ~-·7_85_1_. -STACOSWITCH IMC Loan. 1 ~1 .. WeslAl1ff nr ---h.1711 \4 pm. !>-h Kit !10 \4 jllTI n .. .... nL I OR . , Co ·-.. t ~ .., • money i.cllln.C ""I'"' np :.hurt ll'rlll ""''i:nmi•flh l~S.-r.C · S Employer .... URSES •1DES 1139 Baker, th ...... es;& 1n Newport Beach. 1ton~anrr Hh1111I I 11r 111 OISll WA'ill~;u "nntN' \titilv T .\l l '.!I.~• :O. t1I Trn•s~ ... ,5.~.:~s PC BOARD ----------•! " A 549°3041 EQU1\I. Oppor Emplr rormat1on, I .tll H IH tr11:i 111.,:hh, 1 Ill' :-.1111 i\11pl) II .~.I IHl(Ul'I [JI S11 It,. :w11 ""°'< -----------·All llhlfls. F.xpcr . pr('f'ct, _ ____ _ l"'r.'lon, ~1.11111·, :Jl!ttl 1-; .• l\1•\1•ri\1"1•1· \tTl•tr1v•1 ----------·i but will tr:iln lntrrl.''<led l':quolOpporEmpl~t" BARMAID Wonted, no ex· Cit.I DRIVERS C:1t lh\\'. ('11\l --o INSPECTORS LAMIHATORS parties. 64G·77i..1 per. Of'C Lil AllRlt!'S ll.1r - ---f';\11 th llJ.: !.Ion• d1•rk, 11111 te m ~Q \\'"'. l''t1l ''ortJ. ""tlboal Ll~~~s"C·u·~!!_vr;i1ullr'~A1·e11~·l c.;N·tlrl 1111 A.ti :.tit '.\l1•n or Wnmr11 1111w l.J11u1111 Jl1•h <.".111 ---"' • "' "u ,,.,., ... ~ ' • _ ~l 1"th1•:!:111r11\1·1 DISPL•Y l!H751fi 1 t&l dShlft monur. h us lm m e d . ' \pt>IY l11 l1\•P•v11 ,.. ' n ' vacancle11 r11r hond '\UHSES N1i;:h~~~JE~~rE~ 1lay.. Yellow Cab WINDOW TRIMMER l·:XTfl,\Oll l>IN1\HY TJ<:~l~;~>~~~~r~~l~l.I· "1"' .... fan11llal' w /nll l11minolur11 W/t1I l(.'U8l I RN'1-LVN'1•Aidu I ' I l'.!.~I Sl11ti•r \ \'1'11111' ... lime· for .11 s1wcl.11t' .Hlll:.. trl~lll'l'\l'lll ''"'1' & h:tvc yr t•xpt•r. Wt• havl' open· T L' 'd -·· /\J11ily n p..r,.,011, .. 1,1r10' -1. h . 1 1·:1111111 Oppor Employ .. r 1t l1·1"t "v1•111·,., l''lfll'r l!ll h M op puy .:.xper nu.:u flr!ii lnu rttnt . 32111 1-; Vuuut.1111 \'.llh·\ ~I or1• · ;t ' 111n 1•x I 11 1., u 1·11111· I 11 r I s ·----------! · 1 r~t' · f · • mi:ii; on t u rc·.:utnr on > ly "Pl·v t•on\',., H.111,. --pt•r1 .. nr(' nr1·1·~" S.ihtr\ 1l1pl11m.1 grad' 0111·1· '1111 .11 t11 1' a 1111"111111111 raw thru Thun. i.htfl 11( 7AM 111 :Ii· · 1 Wi• l\rf' 11 r.iprrll~ ~" (.'out ltwy, CdM_._ --• CARPENTERS lolllnil·n,.ur.ilt• " "'l'!l'r qu:rllr~ 1V"''1 •' l1.11n11111 1"1•11 "' llrlll. l'li·h & final lo 5.:IOPM ~ a 11art time t:inhl\' pl.iccmi•nt ,·umpull•r m;inuL ,.0 • 114 IE•UTY STYLIST IO•TS \pplymprro<on. 1\I ,011r l'hn11•1• .~ ~;111 .,1,\' ""'"' lr.11nrr M I rur 111'1wt111111 <.:01111 t·01l1• ~ ,hin i''rl lhru Sun llo me MorqanNunes I "" "" pL'TRI L"S • ll n 1 ~ 11111 c• lr •1111n" M\111·1" "u 1111•1, 1·111111"1111•nh ,1 m11,1 h A 1 l h R•9l1try huve immedlalo open 11~ "tustdolatt"ltrnnd•in M·1n I .ur •'X(h'r 11•c1'tl .., "" '1 ~'IJ.:lll '' '' u "' u, ""' our" PPY to e f I di d I /ml l 1' " ' " -' 11· \\' t l'l •r •1 II 1 1 I r r 1 •, • "lar.v • ia.t) :t*I 11111 l':\\'l•ll1·nl work lt11t l'und1 1 2 7"' 1 ... 1 IJl3 r ""'I "''t'' nr on n vi ua w n na\urnl stylini;. 8J7 ·4250' Must have 0'411 lC>ol'I & I l'S mu I .. ,I ('ll 1' ...... '"·1 \ If U.I I ~ II "' rv \ Ill'(' 0 ri I)' Iii u a rl • .., ... Cl ,.,.,. ...... "' r expt'r HI copper aolfl 837-8779. trarup. Top w a&cs & xlnt We11t mrnl"tt•r up lo s:i:;o11 <. "'h h<1n11" 2.11 ~IK 111111'1, i•rnployce bencr1ts l'tlcCormlck Av1•. Co11ta ---~ nickel plallnr..' Wall b<'nt'ftl~. /\"ply lo St•cun-l~~~~~~~~~-1 t: u I I You r \ ' in 'f•---------1 & oppo1 tunlty for odvan· Meso. Nurses Aides operuh: c·onv .. yurhutl IOAT IUILDIHG ,. lt('rnul('r rrm~nl ilurinl? ()Ur penk1---------It OrdertlH ,.._ .. ,_d m achine & nro-ly Gu:ird. We!>l'lail t:orp, 00<.."TOR'S OFF'JCF. ISZS :\tcirn \'{'rch• 1-: HOTLINE! l(r0'41h ix•raolaMesn ~o!O·I 021i Apply9AM·-4f'M L---'-'•non · Exper. pref'd . Uu ew tt11sPCboards lhn&copt Must bo exper'd w/palnl Costa Mesa. ing nee. Nt'Dl appeor • ,1 ------Control CatHr Maiu~:yvlt•w Conv. Conv. Hosp, 205S Thurln pcrreduct.lonlincs.. "carpentry. 892·6005 Cuhier , thenttor . Day Day/~k. Start s.175 /mo Fnshion Con!lulln~t Nn.ex Employmettt A9enc:y MICROOATA HOl!p, 2055 Thurm Ave, Ave, CM 642•3505.·_ ---~~:'!!~foy~°t!:!~: IOAT REP AIRMEN shift . Apply In person, S48·00 G. per nel es~ary · Cu 11 c.er t 7481 Redhlll AH C. M · M2·J.50S. NURSES AIDES & opportunity IC>I' ndYnlJoO Mualbave experlence ln 709 E. Balboa lllvd, DONUT S hop H elp. mainc,MG·-IOSS NF.F:mWOUNOW~ ll'Ylne,Ca92714 LOOKING FOR Nced.-<t a t Huntington cem e nt during oul' Yacht bull r e pai r Balboa. p /liml' P~I sh irt. No ex· Gnrment rutli•r for Wf'l SALIS EqualOppor F.mployer A'UTURE? Valley Con v. lll'lllp. App-growt.bperlod. · mechanical/elect. Need per nee. Femalt, BR<' Suit mfg , ecprr or will Pn11 illons uvnihblc. ly in p..rson. 8382 Apply9AJl-4Pl\I neat workers with clear CASHIERS 25-45. Apply In person. t rain. Slllrt $2.SS per hr Ph arm"<'<' u t I ca I ,1----------1 MujOt' corp. oeed1 Of~ Newmo n Ave. JI 8 MICRODAJ•· record. Blackie'• Boat Over 21. t•1t1mc. Good Mr. Donut. 135 E. mh St, Apply !1·12 Mon Frt. 1137 Nursery. Ll1thtln1t <'le. IF YOU llood people lo train In betweton• PM & 5 PM. 1( • Yard.4173-6834 Pay.SLocaUons CostaMesu. W.l8lhSt .. C .:\t . \{tnrly,lol.$<1fncl mn,be havl'aservrcetoorrcror m anuatmentpos In are·•----------· 17411 RedltlllA•e MetroCarWuh -0 tVE El T ----yourown t>o~s. .i1t0d,..lnsell.plnrennad laH floor, w11ll & paint 2950 lh1roor RI , C'\f R R. oro, Ml!> Gencr11I Office. m1nir. typ IAR,... &. LEARM 1 n l ht> 0 n 11 Y 1, 11 o l businr""· C:ood mont'y, NUrains lrtfne, Ca 92714 BOATS c ·SHIERS SIOf\ Viejo urt'a. Purl m.-:. 40 \\pm. 10 ke~ $2.7:) GO<!d ror bnaht typi"'l Classth~ Section xlnl rutur(', runtaallc .... SUPIRVISOR F.qual Opp0r Employf'I'" WILLARDI04TS "" ltme. a!tcrnuons, MM hrlo t.tsrt /\pplyalllo11t ,. l'h·•nt·'~2 ....,iK benrf11~ To 'IU<'N~cd 7-3:30 Shlfl. Mu•l have, _________ _ Jl:?OO Condor A\'c C8shwrs w:inttd for ~tlf d.1y thMollh f'rlday. f\lr Transit Jnc . l:M3 Lo11un who w 1111'" adv .inn• v ' "'' must haH· omnltlon & a c u l e h 0 "' p i l a J •· Fountain Valley 11crvirr gas slullun Part rnformnlinn. please 1·1111 Av.-.. CM ITll'lll VERSATILE 1·ommoo 11cn11c. Cull for supervlllOT)' ~xper. Xln\ / PLUMllltS AppUcalloM Bt-lna timt' & full tlm1• oprnml(~ tl42 13:.!l . a~k ror ll:irn -uppt, l'.nlor TilC'. 645·11.27 benefits. conlMl Mri1. IOATS Tnkco For: In all llrl'llll or Or Ulll?(' &~el\') GEH'L MANAGER If you likt! V31'1\'tY • :\loodny balwn 9urn·Upm . J e n sen . Col\la Meaa Min 1 yr oxpcr 1"f!tl0cL AftfshCcrp•nt•n <~mty. ll<'rl' 1-. n p.-rfert 1-:1111111 n11purl11n1l~ Sallbo1.1t m11nur. t<uh PBX. Tyrina. ctC'. <'ull for Ad ACtlOn Luu J.(1 •• 30 !'ll c m ori u l tloaplttl, Mui1t have own t.ooli. & ......._ c..,.tthrs o p p l Y t o r Y o u ~:rnpl<•\ t•r 1old1ury ot 33 yr olt't hold U"'' ..,... 642·713', transp 'fop wnii<'!\ & xlnt JIC hoosewiV(J!I, mlddlt.• Rl;t'. -1n11 ('0 ll•'t'kl\ l(f'ncrul SECRETARY Call a Charae Nur11c & l\t('(ltC8• bcnd1111 Apply loSecur\.- M W1M"f•rs oraeml·rrurcd tolluppll'· r>n .. rr-. manu11cr Mu11l he t•\ SU,llt S,OT l1nn, •· lln1e. Apply P:irk \)'Guard. WC'!>l'lall Corp, ........ M" menl your lncQme. Por VW OWNERS P<'r'd In boat mnrki>tma Xlnt sknt8 ar production Daily Pilot SuJ)fnor, 144~ Superior Office Attead... 275 )(~Cormack Ave. Elpcritn<'e P refen'N 4 more lnrorm11llon Call Stork VW Bua<1 &.. VW ", "l'll all munut S<•nd exf)tr net'dcd lo Join lop ,\\\', N,R. ri42-2UO. ET-es le wknda. Maturt-. Colle M-•· Day work weelt. Yt'ar Part T lmr, Int' IJ2 1 6260 \';in~ only. J,et u' 11tact' r<' ume & sitl11ry rrqu1rc-not.ch co. IQ.VISOR MAID Wan'·d, So•"lln F/tim~ Barvi.w Maoor, aroundwort.Onr.tJme. -an ad on your .nl\11 It mt'nt to ADI. ro !lox 00 lMS tOZ " ""' ",.., 350 w. B9 y St. C.M. Presa Penon, t~k. A..B. Good benefit.. Medical Ceshltt'/Hosten \Oii II r'e<'CIVt' $.1~1 J>('r mn umu, La1' Vea.is Nevoda l 4 1" fe Motcl. 1661 S. C11l Uwy, IG•'50S. Dkk 3GO e:icper. ApJ)ly al "'-'1.r•nct". l:;qual Oppor Exp. Apply l'l<'n Orown'<. lo dnvc as you normlllly lit Alln' i::xec. Vl<'e H•wllOf't a..clll 642·5678 L111a Och 49t-4892 Postal. lna\ant 'Pfc~ Employer 3tl00 Cua!lt llw) So. <lo. Coll 75:-..il.'l:l. :i~k for rra ... All rtpht'11 Rr\'c-on· 5, .. 1505 ~ P\nd wtt11t tou want Jn 25201 IA Pu Jtc!, f\Olt Laauna. Steve or Jo.. fider\tlal. Wuiud raulla &U·5e'711 DallJ PUat C1.u&111tds. La&. H.l1b. -~------~ PLATER 2nd Shift \ -·- .__ .. -.--------------• - -'! ---- ' i. CJ·i DAILY PILOT Sund1y.Oelobet31, 1976 J ~!~~.~ ..... ?~.~~~.~~ ..... !~!~IC=~ IOlO~~~ ......... !?.~~ ~!'!'!~ ......... !?.5.~ !!.·:~W•hd 7100HttpW_..d 710C .... W•hd '7IOOH.t,W•ted 7'00 WAITRISS i.•••••••••••••••••••••• **IBUY** 1cvuchMl•:!•·ncltabll·' •••••••••'•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.,,••••• Sf'tlFTMAH4GER p T 1 ·i y d ll&ss lblad Cbody$200,3 ~>O ••ath ti 1-· \11tn•fr11. j ' It t: SJJl'' Car WHb P nr1 lime-•mt '" lie 00 ombrolla• S20 Ea ti Good ui.cd i''Uriuwr•• &. ~lO ;;,1 ~:1\17 ~ .:. Prud1.1<•uon Co111rul TIRED OF Sfl.LtHG f'lll lime. Somt· :;1.'lhnit Ptrk. 11 30•2PM. Son z.ttsmnn pos1n• :;tools, Appltanr1.111 Olt I v.111 Restaurant ex~r & 41Wch aptitude 1-)-1. About $110 a mo ~ tW0-9018 sell or Si::LJ.. for You It~'C11.1co. Jtl.a111 mui.l M·ll. -CLERK HOUSIES OR LOTS? dci.1rubh• :'ltobrl Car Soml.' ~\l' "orlc <H'.all . MASTERS AUCTION I nf.1 k111d ll..ih..in .11\.Ull\h' ~ Ooo l v..inl lo rom11nc1• FAR WEST SERVICES Wash, l7lh & Tu:;tin . F. x Jl "~ urn b It Ion. IC:att 103$ 646-1616 Ir U3-t625 rooll\ <ll \ idcr S-tOO. , ( TYPIST ~:~~~~r tu0~i~w~··~~~~ Nowlnterviewing For l' M_. _______ S<aS·~--~~:.~;;·~~;:~~··~;t~:~:~ SAVt;' Nt·w & w.cd furn , ~;:';~1~~.0~:~ti~\1~111°~.~~~ " unoth~r tr,1rl'' Thrr1· '' COFFll SHOP SlllPPlNG Stock Clerk Merchaftdiae colorful. Ion' hulred. uppl'i.. ml:.1· W1h~oll "• 1'1~ lllh U:.!5:.! ·"' ..ill«rnJllw \l•~'l 1w•1 MA.HAGEMENT TR.AIHHS 1yp1ng &. f1hn.1: hn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good Br~ln&. $20 Rurttu\11 l"ovk. Sow l!,, . pl• w1111lcl hkr u ~'·11:..ihl> , 3 30 :>S7 1381 A.ftti ... 1 1005 979-8978 Slon·:. ~15 & tit-& W l\\m t rcm·h 1'10\ lwci llllt'l'll lll'.1 1 i-: ... tJll' Ill Jt'or <.:oco's &Snack Shop.-; ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----l\lth ('!\I Mll 7HJO «. franw~ •• rnt111 whl Xl11l • I ·11 lmm1·1l1.1t1· 11p1·n1n1: 11 r1ur 111odut1111n .. ontrul 11t•purtn1<•11l foe ·• 1 lt•r ~ I) ll"l lt1••1111r•·' ~1·1111 .ll 0C11c1• 'krll~ v.1lh hp111i• ""'1011·n1 w •. h..1\1· Apply in person • Sports Oired or W d I d ~t 1040 S414.:i,'(l;! .• Wt:IHIY 1·ond ~1~·~ 1;1:1!•k.i llwm Y .. u 1.h111 l h,J\I' ... T . w <:l & Th r N 2 3 4 \lllJlt'llt !!1}01 l ... 1•ou111·1I on er an •••••••••••••• ••••••••• -\ lt-.l&\\1•lvrnt>.hl\-.uh It ues ' e . ' u S. ov ' ' . inc m·1'(b :-.1111·, promo lrlsh Scllcrl'up!> QUl:''E\I St v.ul\•rht·il l>t:S" \'.il uut l''''' r )our•· .1n1h1lt1111'<, 1no Uetwn!)am&4pm twrrnlPt.'QPli·uiO ('11uo Of Antiques! .\KC.sholi..worm(•d con~phih: hl.1l·k \'ln>I: :n':1'11 '· $ltiO ".inht t ··' ... 'i' t: •I • f ,., . .. •• 1 :.11 \.\ l'\1 ~:'I"""'" .ind t'\fll'lll 111 l' "'11 I 11oui..k .. 1·v11111 .11111 d,11 .1 prol'l''""I: "'uuhl h1· u IJIU!o II ·' llU ;II .. d1•p .. 11d1t lilt· .incl lnokllll{ tor .1 lull 111111• 111•1 rrtarll'rll p11~ill1111. 1h1·n \\I' hu11· 1h1· ioh Im vou Alou..i wrUl l'Ktdlenl ,,torllnl( :-.u lary W•' ollc1 t:Xl.'1.'llell l l'Onll).111) llenef1ts Plt•.iw .ip1,ly 111 ~r:..011 STANDARD MEMORIES INC. .'\IJJ)hl'CI \I J i:IW!I('' t 111 p :!221 S1111th \11111 ~I s,111\a \n.i c .• 111 'l:!i•ll \n l-:q11.d Clpp11rl1111ll\ 1-:m!'IO' t•r \I I· jl'l'l .1 1:111141 llllJj.!I' l1w1l-. At The RcAiOnal orrkc, 881 Dover ty lmnwct Of)l'lllllRi. llti: II u u t-; w 3 r l' h 0 II "' I,' tj:t5 7473 JIOOd l'Und. SIOO or hill nr '''"1'1 ,01·1~. I hi'· lllllh. I rni: 1111· '11mt·lh1111: d1f Drive. Suite 13, Newport Beach. l':.lrrtlnJ.!:.. rommi!oo:..ion t•ramml·fl with 11v1•r 500 .• ~ tr:tdl' lor 1'11rt T\' 1111' t.H 1111 ' 1 r ll•1l'lll \11th \llll po11·n Equal Opportunity Employer basis uni~ l'h r111 .q1pt rnu1111• l>oite'I. 1111·kt'lo· AKC Golden R1•trle\'l.'r (('11l11r )i\1)7 ~!1:, u.11, 111i .. 11u• t•o11I J l'l \tr ti38·9880. <ll~1n 111111111:... t'll't'UI< or· l'ups, s how ~OWb. hunt.•r • l\iwti. 51!1·HH2:1 ~a II I'. w 11 11 c· l 0 c• k i;. fom . pct:. Xlnl pt-dli!rN~, Mi.tr bltrrn. u11tlqu1· 11 hl. Garo<J4t Sole 8055 1trnn11falh<'r c·lorkg, 493•Gll4H han<lp:untNl flow1•r•L ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl.l~d11:itln11 mtlq1w"' · . S20ll0; "'oru & 11ll11"'1111 'UILIC AUCTION 0 . •r SI oOO 000 Worth Great Ua lll' Pupp)' -'.'K(;, whit~ w /poppy flowt'I'!-. • ... IT L' I' Am~~ca~ l~ternullonut cht1n;'plon line, sacnflcc. s1.000; Jtahan g losi. t .. 1, ~~s\~.~'.rl'~Nj\;w~~1t(~:. Help Wonted 7100 Help Wonted 7100 1--------R. E. SALES ••...••.•••••••...•.•.•..•.. ·s·e·c· ·R·,·T·· .. ·R··r······ Sr. Accountina J . #1 SALl':s ~·t I.I. l'l~u; ..... • om Sl)t'Clally :-hv11 II B IOOKK!Ef'ER Clerk G ullerit..'S' 1802·T Ketler · SS0.63S·0829 <7l4) coffee table. S5C>O; :mlt ,\HT OBJ F.CTS. A N· Ing St..' Irvine. Tel. AKC Dachshunds• que while w/yelluw lrlnl Tl<lUES, t-'lN~ li'URN .• ... , I s-• \liom an, l'l>IJ1~r vrt'l'cJ !\1 5 A/R ,. " 111tts Call ti-12 1231 · m · y rs ~c. l!xper lmm,'<11»le opening for ;: I In Listings ---Pll'Jc;unt Pl'rsonultly. Sr. Accowllin~ Clerk t'X· .. I In .. d.,•rtls1'nn SALESGIRLwanlcd,v.111 !J1plomal1c )l'l "' lots of 'd . AR . bl & 7S4·1777. Open Wed thru Slds c h. stlc• ~hots• llali:rn ~inin~ set. 11.0_;oo; k:'I"(; l'llONI-: t'OR lN· S11t 9AM to 4 PM. Visit ! wormd• PSY lstd• $100 <2) Lows XV ~rm chaus. fo'O & BHOCHU RE. up. 1.723.,.485 antique w h1tc w I r e rl ~!I 2200 " "" "' '7 follow thru & a bility lo per m I ece1vn e Hllfttlnqton leo~h tram. Laguna llh. & S gel lhtng!> done. Good Mmputer !>)'Stems Ex· PUBLIC AUCTION ,_:;..._ _______ __.velvet, $300 ea. Other --------- pieces, ~O lo $200. Call Spcuker~. I>.R chrs. l bl, 833·2643. chesh. !;imps, projec· Fot1ntoin Volley c ... t Platij anw>. <.:andid l ~ping . Jo' J m 111 a rt t y celleotco. benefits ~1ANY f'J!llE lTE:'l!S OF Male Lab, 2 yrs, blk, xlnl lllhrcnwd or h!'l'n'>t'<I C:omputcr.till 0238 w computer input ~ Co11644·338t ESTATE JEWELRY, care Nds lrgyrd/loving -·" •1 \'l 'llNOON ART OBJECTS. AN-home.S30.833·2038 Fr .. I' 1:-. 1t.1v "Qu1t·k SALES HEL' guuu al or i:J1111:ut1on I\ .1 " 1 • Gorgeous tufted c r l'srenl h d '-I t I THE IRVl ..... E CO TIQU~. t'INE t'UHN . M .. rt' l1J1n1111n1rn11r.1m Purl & F lime hdp "" JI \\or .. erv. O!>ll m " · l:."TI.' PHOISE FOil IN MaltesePuppies 8'Sofa.ll<'ocou.s:n:> Oc ('.111\10111!.1' fo'rid:I\ I'('' iin•l ii '.';fliOl'tt 1t1,1l1\ t' & .:oo d :>50:-.it'wport<:lrUr FO & IJllOC ll U tt~ z males.8 wksold.AKC c:is .. Chr :., 1>all• i:rn. ..... 1. for !St•\ a,i. h•r I.Ml 1-: 1 e ~ ·' "'" 1 1 ~h 1111 J: '1' l' I l' I J 1 •,,I II r .1 m "t'Wport Beach IHS 220CI :>.'>1·2153 Brocutelh'. hJndr.tn 1•d Klll llK-11 ttl:! 5 1111 ('pnh•I m.1111 .11 .. 1...11 ... "111 r111d a 1-.:qu.tl Oppur E mplll}l'r ----Chl•rry woud 31'nl:O. • lt•i.:s TARBELL 1 h.dh•ni.:111 ~ po-.1lw11 ,\:\TIQL't-: .stuint·d ~tu:.:. I YOHKIE PUPPY S:.>oO pr Ona" <.'h.11r "'"''' \\ .nl \1111 IUIUrt' t•uorl -. --w1ndo"" from "•'II Z l'OOI>Lt-:Pt.;l'P11':S 1:rn v.ht. \l'ht•I h.11·k . tor•-. !-kli., baby furn. mi:.t•. lli~h quality. 1807 Port Wcsthournc. N .B . Sat & Sun °'·t 30. 31. 9ll'm lo2pm o.•t :10 •• 11 ,1 1.1•1:! \lhwn I II 1111111 Heh Ht-: \l.'l'OHS '\1·cll tu 11111 n"' :!.11\ t .•~h .11>11••.11 a111·1• 111·•· t .111 """"...._,,..._,_.....,...,..,,,_....,,. ll!oylv;.im.i. IJ;l' lot, i:uod Stud ~··n• 5:l0·645:i Si5 Tu rq 1101:.i.' 'I uh II)\\ II I I Ill ' I Ill. ,., .11111~ 1 t .-1llJ)IO ~ lfl ·1-, 11 ::..r .'.\1urt Lo.Ill Ofr1 s:!:i" ('hr-.. !"J' holll (), ... ,,. ~ •111 ti OJ,111\ ~:m11lu.\l'I • ' ' '' ·' • • u bu\'' ~u11<1·1) lh'l ·11 """' • ' l.r•·I. oll \111111 \1 11111111 e\I :!'il•11 .qlp11rn1nwnl l·:lcckl'h rJd.ll ... ;; :illhr "p ' Ti · · · · .\KC llt•i: ,\IJ:h.m pups <..:hr U.101-.h . t1 Jtur al ::..t t•i-:u • • 1:.irai:•' ~. _________ .. f l .. 1. .. ~ . • • . ·1., # ••• I ' I I I, ' ·' .... .. ,,, ... .. 4 •I I I h t ... .. I' t S.ih•-. .., .. , l111t "I-. up 1---------....i l 'h1•m1Lll S.11P-. 1-'11 m llcl'l'Pl St•l'rC'lary lv~7:!.'.i ~Ill ti :\I; . "'. s,•a1'1·lllf ('hJmp1on :.t rl'd , ri." l1nun Si~. F1·,·11l·h 1'141\ & \ ,11 4' Sllll· !-11111. Ckl ~ll \1111 1.11114·, .. 111il1·nh SECRET"'RY c· J(>fftr l ,•tio .. otd.lti(llS 1 11.1~1 v.y .. ,..,,, .. bl" "'"0'·"··.·1 ' J I • h On" I' I" ',ti •. -.111.• 11 A rl'llera l' II..,, h ~·" u " o-to "" 1nt11•uc l\'01'' ~Ill' Thi!>. illlll Ullll ., :111 .. 1.1 \1111 1'1111 1 .. ' 1· :-. !'I .11 " • I • h • I Ft•t:!> I'd Also Fet• .I vb'> I .:ii.: lie ' ' \ l' '1 """ 71:01,· H1«1I E.<;tatt•So.dc,. c1u<illf\ til\1' \l•ll ,111\ :-.t111·k llr ukcru"C Firm A< k " I t \ ... ,. S70 pr Twn Ucd~ w k \l' · " ""'' ·' ,. lr\'lnl' Pt'rsnnnel Anl'lll.'\. ru as an .u a umu e 1 '"•' • • • • _ L,',' 1• \'-: 1>1 't,· 1<1•,11 h•111l"I\ 111 tlw \\t11ltl 'l'\111n" tilt "'11n1 l ',111 " PLA.YER,1 ...... 0 & 1 1 • in° !.l Jldhrcl 111nk lurt -,. '' " · "' -mKE17lh l'11!>la;\ki.u T f h (' """ puppll·s >n •ec 1ni; i" •1·. kit,~ I I rd ESTATE SA L E Furn. L,•.,1.11,• ()fl11·1· n 1•c1I 251\ _,, h,1,.l' ,,t111r,\ t I.on li ll !lltl 111·n o t e tr" Ul k 5 46 7· 28 ec: pus I" ~1. 111>ll r SUit•• ·~'~·I 1; 1:1· I tiU cu u ·' 1 ~ t O e · • 2 ' " · · up11I. on i.: oil p11111ling,.. pi·r-.onnd lo ,1.11 hou~,. 1•\fl :! \ r 1·1111lr•11·1 C.111 ~ u~ual i.tylc. Would look evs/wknds Sl_75. llut·1m!I~ lurqum1>c m . . s · l Su n 15410 I ,1 1 h I< L• malw 11111111111 111 :, \ r,.. ~·l'r"1.11y ti1r S.41 Sun 011 urcut with Jllll"Ul'h. :!5 -·--·----IL1de·a·bed. Sl25 ll:1r bor ''uii;,11:1, 1.'na• h a 01' i\. \' .,, OPPORTUNITY islm~~"11" ttH.' .r •. 'll1s·th.·111·tJl"nl&\11,,,kh Y:11·h1 Bio.run bu.~·. ,. "' "' I: ' I l'h( 11 1 r 1,1 , ·' . ' Ti\XC0.!'\"l'LT1\NT Ho ll:.. inl'ludl.'d . SIJ5o. l\tale lrishSctter.Approx V1ewHitls,fl_-14·1·MO __ \""s lmi·n·. l "'r. Nr. •11' 1 ., 0 '1 1 hard. Call Dr Wm s1111 \'u('htini.: r\:,,Slll'. liHi·0551 " -"~ ~ ' 1Jij·32:.!2 nN.>d s partner. R e ply ~0·3894 2 )'rs . $3:>, lo good home. . 8 o kh t & J\l ·F · d da' Cill)5:>tiK'l'l5 --- -646,1957 Medit Din nm set w/1 r o urs t a - M t · · · .. " SECRETARY ~2~~3 1721.i. Irvine. Cr\ !890 W aterbur y Wl.111 chairs. l leaf. Xlnt con<I clcn.554·17711 _ anagemen __ ____ SALES. P/T IME S.il SAAi toS!-17li _ __ clock. w::ilnut vel\eer, Free to You 8045 S350/oCr. 645·7015 a ft MOVING!!! D f< E S.\J.ES E'<per . tll•.,1rt•cl CITYOFCYl'HESS TelephoncSoht1tor lime strike. UCaut.cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4pm. 2527BambooSl.N.B • evelopment S nwll J<'ll\C' oCfll'C h;.a!-Ul·<hpn·.irh, dr.1111·-;. H<>,1)Uns1bl(' po:.111on to S3 llr. Phont! work & de 631·25-iG 7 H ands?me Pups , 8 Dinlng Rm or Game Set 644·6921. Many items ! oix·runi.: for ~ourii:; am-towels & ptlh•""· Cull public wor k!> d1rcclor. liven'. Sal lhru Wed , . wee ks. ~ Shepherd + 11 ood h 2., .. 1 r' ------"----- !-:'< pJnd 1 ni.: "Om 1>.1 11' hitiou,. ,,Jll·,m.rn He ... & :\tr Cook, Ii I:! O:!(i:! lh·q"., l;\ pin{: 50. ~h 100. 2 1 9pm. 835·0211 ext tti:JY Collector buying Western W e i m cran e r I L ab. 8 w • as ea · Garage Sole. Everylhins: nc1..'l1'> pcr,,011 111 h.111111 •. lll\l''' -.Jlt•, "al11l-l<lt\.: cl -h-1) I . I ~r' ~1·crclarial exper. Art, pJ1nt1ngs, lndran 557·1892. Cost SSSO. Sell $275. Call ror lutchen, oHice, bahy m:inai;:l·m<·nl 1lt•H•lt11) 1n I \\' l 'llh SI (.' \l !:i.in \\I(' l' ti 4•1 \. 1•111 Co11lal'l Pl'r ... onnel ore. TELLER I I _e ~:. . b a !> k c l s. .. . 847·5713. household, etc. Wroug ht mt•nl for n •.ol .. , .. 114• 111 ;: ~ 7 · ~ m11rn1ni;: ... •1 .111 111H111 S:!i 5 or a 11 g e A\ c . For oor So Coast Plm~a bead"'ork. Pl) Box !>94. 3 Kill1es. a ll they need is p 0 . . S l 10 62 iron Sat 'lll 3 Sun all 1144 . ., in or.rni.:i· l'ouuti "· .. r.i Xlnl p t1m1· '"" lnh C~prt>'' 1;11 1 828:!:.!00 ofc L\'e & Sat Exper S.l.agona,Ca 112677 lo\'e2 whll cre am/whl. lei~n 2 1nhnr'\ e1:. :< 4 d.iy.l0'!9ll\lomlor llunt \l u:.t h,1\1' 1•\l1·1"1\1'I< .... ~. \J,L·.s· 1·.1111~1so11.1 hn.1lf1llnj'\llatc="o' JU. ·rd c 11 \1 · K be ----5!11 --t403 3 e, O!> t•1:1irs. 81 · " • • r _, I pre . . a . ISS u .,. Ed1i.on SlandJrd phono !>Ide chairs. Sl 75 C::ill (.'I ------ lllJll.ll.( .. nh'lll .• rul 11 .1111 BUSINESS :-.E.\~I STllE:-i:-. 101 ,,,111, .... 19•7•15---------1 ur :'>l_'_s:. Bou:.ka .1t 11198. pluys 2&1 men free Dog to good home. 751·~ --MOVl ..... GS .. LE ini: ,.,, ... , .. nn 111 1 4 O PPORTUNITIES loll F1oll 111114· ~:,p p1,.f1• :>I0·-1~ • t·ylndrs. ~tornmg Glor> Female. less than I yr --" "" 111• 1111 ·" '' "·"'' ~.' 011 "' lili' 111111 ,. t·om l'o,l.1 \11 ... 1 ,,;11 t>il:! Cahforn1a Federal horn. v1:ry i:d l'ond. SSOO old. ~6·8119 W ALMUT S \ T SU:'\· l 11 ~pd &. n •ll1 nt ,,,1.1n lh·1w111, SECRETARIES So•inns & Loon C•·lndr~ S2 SJ Germ.111 • --Oiled walnut ('nmmod1•:... l\f.•jt'h Cru1!>ing btkl.', a11 .'nil l'\ll.11111, .. 1,,,,111 m1 .... 1un,. .,ht•rl«r ..,, ' S t L p • (( 1-.1 1'\' lieu 7° L':J\" 1<-1k1 ~ '''"L1 8 n·,Lvl"t.C\l t'loc•k J11n~h.1n c h1mei. m:ir rem u.ppy .. mo!., co ee '""I.''. I I"" "" .~, .. ' .. ,1.·1111.11 1\ 1111 .... 11·111 1·~l nl\\' <'J'll't 11-.11111-:.. TYPISTS .,.... ~ h l Ulk 1 1 t 1 t 1 1·5c•· L·,··h ·r lo' ' Equul 01lpor Emplu~ er •,hr. Sl:!f> :!·l'upix•r ~hip !>. o ~· . 1~1 t·rr, rm-.: c·a >me . 'lt'l'l'O r.i 11nt•l ' ' · r • t , :- 11'1'''" I 11 rrt I 111 ''"' hu,11•r plt11n1·, \'\1'111111-! ' SECRETARY . runnin•• hi.:hh l\.!JO. b.t'' l Jn l kt'l'P '." B tr1U bJK7 Al~o 2 l;1ri;:t' I ahlt• 1.1m1>:-. i.:ardl•11 ('f1Ulf>nwnt . mt1l h 11d1·1111.ol 1111t·ni.·\\ 1•1111 ll.1\ v.1111>. \\l'"k' 1• 1th 11u hddll.'sl.>O •il2 t:!i:I -2:..tu!frd chair,., :-.ut,1 ,\II morl· f'rll'l•tl 111 ~1·11. t.;!'1 "''llllll'l11 l'O ""' 11.1• 111i.:ht \\1111. ~wlltn;: .1 \dmini,\a ,oll\l' l\lll' CLERKS l.u\'t'Uhl<'.rnal<.' l'ciodh• Ill t':\ccllt'nl 1111111 . lov. St J.1nw'>llll NBBl'lllnd :-.,1111.1 '"" •1·•;11 Siii llllll hu'llll'" II·" .. \\ 'Int )\kill-\lu'I h1· TEMPO 200 year old no~·· t:lasi. net'<i~ IOVlllK hom !'. LO\'· J>rll'Cd Call 5Hti·;'1t>H7.1Cl Ii ll.1rht11 111 ~h St hool ----------1 ~·n1 th,. ,1~1·111 lll•)f't' \\tlhn~ '" .111·1•111 111'.I\\ E.1rn t-:'<trJ OHcrsvunel y ll.:t11p S rulhn g pin Sl~O. li lt) l:.!1!1 _~ch1ldren ti-lti·9570__ •. . H·15tiU!I:'> 11u11w1 Iha II ,,. I It 111! ·• \ arn:d I\ 111 ~ lo.Ill & ,.111111· I 'ltri,,lmu:. SS l\O\\ ' • fnr uppl Sul onlv WO MOVl N(, <.old & whit. -~ill.llCHI hnu ... · Int t•11·~l Immediate Ope nm~" • · FREE FIRE OD swag lump:-., n•d vl'lq•t l.111111tlallll ~ -.m t·:.tni.-. ,.,. · ~.xpt'rtl'nccd or 11nl "suTperc"o:.1>Sr~,l·T~1C1 H 1..,.C HO FEES Keypunch Operators •SPECIAL* ~M to41'M &16·32:ll_ swai.: lamp, twin ma ple llin thl w11J t·hr~. lri: R E SALES F~I t orr, "111 tr:.nn yuu A " 'l'tll' l'i\Y, '. '·, '.,,. Oldophone Secy's WEEKE ..... D SALE Fu •t 8050 head b o .1 rd m 1:; t chl•sl, wt mirror. li & !I • • l a~I l'all r, l!HUj2!1for1'1111 1 l:l~ H;ikt!r C11:.l.1 \tc,.,:1 PIX Operotors " mt ure hou~eholtl Call 'an iip.m :;ofus. many otlwr item ,.,. Free 14 day llclcnl1ul 1nt<'rV•l'W It E 549·3041 HELPMATES English & American Ouk ••··~•••••••••••••••••• 6<15·7857 · · Sun only 9·5. Ol·l ;11. !JJ!• T · • C Lil' m1lrl'qu1red . EqualOppor l-:mplo~l·r Secr etaritsw/sh Dining Tabll•s & Chair Selling F r e nch Prov. ___ • ________ 10th St. II U. (8etwcc11 ro1n1n9 ourse 835•8876 !'\EVER A Ft-:1'.: ScL~.1"romS350 On<•ofa Screen,3 m~ernCrystal Muin&Lak1:Sn. I.veal Areas l\md. cut chandehcrs. beaut. MOVING. Must !>l'll n!'ar · --- 1505 E 17th Strl'l'I Suite 102. SanlJ An.i TE:\IPO Antique Center han~ c:irved Fr ~.n.c h new modern f~r~1l\~r('. G.i\llA.<a ; ~ah-. u.nltq.ut!~, Temporary Help 1996 ...., t II CM Pro'. chimney. 640·6369 Double bed . glai;s .rnd collect 1hlt~. couch. chrs, li802Sky Park l n int• .,wp ·• . -:--. oak coffee ta bit'. '>land oak lhl. :,,lt'l'PlllJ; bag , Coll 540-4455 Call 645·9468 Solid ~alnul Din Hm la· ing bookcu:;P. chrom<' mu!.l "I'll. moving. 1537 • l'.-1 ,011.1111,...t 11H'l 11111 II !':TA ii~ ASSIST A.NT MGR For .Ir :-.porh1\1•;11 t'l1a111 SECRETARY • \1.111ai.;1•rn1•n1111111111 I\ ' •IOHO', ('11n11n1"1011 •On 1h1• 111h t1·,11n1111- •\I.Ill\ tupollh 1• !111 11111· U1,po1 lun1ty lor ·••h .rn•, 1111·111 S.d.11 \' • I "111111 \\ llh l'\f'l'I \p11I\ lllf>• I oll\ lmnlt'dt..il<' 1111t•n111J! !11r "ci·l). ll•i:ul lrarnl'I: 1-;~ w•·rl'l.ir ~ '' m111.I\1-.111 q•ll1•11\ I} p1n1: .. kill-. n·q llll' "'P•·r11·1111• .\. •• hrlil\ \1111<•11 .1n•.1 K'.1,1 •111:11 t;qoal Oppor Employer ----ble. 6 long , w/2 leurs. a nd wh1ll' :;l a nd ing Serenade Tl•rr:1n• Cdl\I. CLOSE OUT each 20". ;· buH~l & ~ lamp, whtll' On~ntal Ur\'lncTcrr.icl'H97·3lSS 1 ~1gh back r ha1rs 61.UOO swag IJmp. ma~J1.1ne ~ -.---- l'l 'I Hll·. ~ 11. \\ 1· .. 1111111 .. 1 t·r \I ,ill \\. ,, 111111-.11·4 RED CARPET REALTORS 96 2-101 1 I 111 1h•1,11I 1 ,di l.11ul.1 I•---------: IC 1 I.I-'. \:-.I"· \1,T 1111 'hllflf'lllj.; ITllh'I' I u H.-q 111-.1 X:PI 11 2·1 RECEPTIONIST h 1111l 111111 , .. 1p111•a1 .11w•· .\ 11111\J.: l\fllllJ.: 1..111 ... 111•1 .. ,... 1 .. , ,.,.. \I '"''' I II h lo \ .\ h •' •• \ \ 1i•lq,hori1•' 11•11 d RIVIERA PERSONNEL \I.\\ \' ..., II \:-. '1111·. JI 1-.ST I Ill \I .II I llS' 1. lllJhll .11 \ i\ I \•111i.11w111 JU\ r ... lkl1.d111t1' :!111<" llll"'"' .... ( I 1 111 ~lllll' .!'•t I 1\1111· Iii I 1 Kt:t !11111 Call 549-3041 l.q11.olllpp11r l·:inpln11·r "\I .I-.~ C o mmission Sales lo "url.. 111d1•111·111k11t I\ \lu'l lw lllt'.t.,,1111 \I di !'t t' I 111 I I I (; 11 ,1 I <I., 1.ruom,•tl l'\lll' -;11 .. h i.11 l lllrnt•d 11p1·111111: 111 ,\ t111·1.1µhmlc '''" l)(•lt lkal'11 11 J ll·, Coll 644-338 9 I"'' "i.. 1:1 .1\ 4') ,1~·d -.lull •1 \ ,1 .111 ,00, l 1111111 nh rurn \\lo.I} p.1) THE IRVINE CO '~ 11\ ,·1 11m1· " p.1111 \ Jl' • ( .1 11 ( 111 I " I l' I l I l' " .'>50 'l'\\ J>lll l nr 111 :.!13 )7;1 •11:.0 :\c"' port llcal'h Equ.11 0ppor ~:mpluH·r s~:< V C:I HI. l'Hlll \\ I' Ttll14'. 4'"11 l1·Jll lo -F ·11111l· .. ha111 111 •Secretaries toS I SOO d1\1dual or tr.11 n1·c •Secretories/Le9ol " bai.11· i:1·114•r,d ofl· \,-.l lo Cntrlr SI :!tHlmo :.k1lb For Sm<1ll Ell'l' 1-'.111pl11~l'r" P :1) \II 1-'1·1·-. Ironic~ Firm .\r Au-purl l.11 ll\•111il,.1·, \J:l'lll' ~.IO Iii:! 111~11 1!1n•hS1 Sll•tlll . :"1•\\llrnl 111•,11'11 )tt:llll!Hl :-,\•r\H'(' ~I.II.Hiii .\lll'n L.t1 1111 ,,.111 1•:,;1.ill '1o~. 11:1111. '.''Pl'." ii V a~ & I 111 lh1· .lj!J.:l\'~ ... 1\1 ·'·--------.....ii RECEPTIONIST p1·1 ,u11.1 hl1· ~1,.111 111 l',\l'1' 1'1111 & fl llllW \p ph Sh1•ll Sl.1111111 I ~I h ~ l1 11m'.:--H 1'111 l<•'.il Jo:,l.1l1• Hit ~llllHH Ill-lad l1·.1llw1 \111,I h ,I\ t' lllll ~tlllH.: '1411'1• \1 :111:11:1'1'1:<1 ptll•'ll P•'' '""·1111, '' 1111• 11111m• 11.tl ,·:11 1•1·1 \pply l'.111 SEl'HET \HI \I. Your qualifications Can land that sp e c ial position I.tit.. 't fH'I 111 111 111•11 \\.,I ·1:1:1:1 llra...lnl "" 111 ,11 11 ... ~ ••.•. , ...... l'11 .... 1 l'l.11.1. t ':\11 ~:;::onted 7100 ~~·:p:Q;onted--7 IOo l t nuflll' Opl)Orltlllll h·' \\,1 tlJl.ik 1·11r S1•11111· St.1111111 \llt·11 1l.1n1 1·\ti.·r11•1111•d 1"1111 nr 11.111111111• \ppl\ \n•u :-Ol.1111111. I , 111 ,\ 11 \ 1111· t'\1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I·• I• • • .. San Juan Capistrano Yaw m<.1y haH· noticed lhl' new bi~ white huilu1n~ with the oran~c ttlt• roof at lhl· .Junipcro Serra o(framp to tht• San Diego 1-1-ceway. That's our <"ompany. ENDEVCO. & we rn u 0 u f u l' t u r t• & m II r k e l '>Ophi~tl(' ;ti «<I prc.•c ision ch•t•t ron ic· instrumc•ntation sysl l'rnS. We Curr.mty Have The FollowinCJ ()peftincp: * DHelopment T t<hnician * Ef actronic AsHtnblen •Test Techftlcians •Tran1clueer AsHmblers * Welct.d ModlH Assetnbler *In-Process Inspector rf you have t•xpcrience in any of the abov~. & would like to work for a wel 1 <'sta bhshe d progressive <'ompany in our beautiful facility. please submit your r('!..ume or stop hy & ttpply nt : ENDEVCO Rancho V"1ejo Rad· \ San Juan capistnna J r. Secretary Ii() I I\ 111111! S.tl ~~Ml ltll~ I'\'> 11.:< )\ \ \ ...... , )( I \ I ' Pt r sonntl Agen c y I .li:!.1 H11 di "' -.: U 557-0 04 5 llKI' 1-:m pl"\"I Ht t.11111'.t Sen1•t ;11 .' Siii 1111.t "'"\ \ ~Ell\'ICE:...T \ 1'10'\ '\n•ct,.,1 l11r J.:to .1h1•.11I "''n 1n• 11ri;.rn11JI 11111 111 I'll" T1 OI' k Uri\ l'I', ( I I ::..1·n11t• \lh•nd.int •l l \l.,rnlwr 111 l:l·r1 Lol 1 ;,·111•1 .1111111 for llll!hl olu I\ t 'h1•t k \\ Oll r h'"' l'IHI ' 1l1•h . :\i<'Do111n•I 1111' 1uh ,int ,IJ:l'' ol J11111lr11: "' lh1•k \\' al-.on \1 n1 & .\ulo {'c11t1·1. (1\Ai\J l'on 11.11 I !'II 111(111. 2355 S .. :1 1 ·.111111111 ll•·•tl. ~an Clt·m \11111~ In l'rr-.11n l) pl' \I II I I' I \1 1111 I" I I halCd.1" ('\I 1.t • 1 .. 1:111 l'l.1-.~1111•11 \<l1o 6·12 ::06711 Help Wanted 71 00 Hetp W ..fed 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Restaura nt FAR WEST SERVICES Has A New Exciting Concept In Restaurant Service. It is to be named SUNDAY'S And 1t is located in Mission Viejo at 27750 Crown Valley Parkway on the Ea!'it com er, orr San Diego • Freeway Now lnterviewing For: ... ,.,........ ~, ... _,, FoodW ...... 11 Jntcrvie wing Mon Thro Fri. 9a m-5pm At Ou r Temparary Office In 1b.e Trailer On Premises . TEST TECHNICIAN E., .. ...,th1',...Go•s•. ---dl•!.k. :\l11t11hl·rum• 10 S.tl !'lun 1u 51'\t. Hl\7'.: ... , ··~ .. King & bunk hd!., drl.'!>~l'r. w 1:J 100 l II ) Lh .\ m c r 1 r u n 0 " k & cti·. ratt.1n 1·hr & tbl. mle :-. Pt• l' d 11 1 k <· • m 1 '· J .J. a t') on 1• cellanc1111" arl obJcct:. l't•11111 Prtmilll'P' .11 l'o:.I & slnds Cheat> iOi12 ----• Below('o~t · Puinsetti.i, Cd:\I Sal /~on ().1~44!!9 urG3l lSi·I:. _Sal & Sun JO I '.\l ase SALE 6-12 2589 rul·k. l'hroml' TV .... laud. G :i r a J!I' r . f; I' am 11 Y. J 2 .t Yr:. l'xper . in rt'latcd Sal Son Mon 0111) 11·5 A.\t hs ehold items & I urn. field . Te:;l & trou ble,. hoot Cieraldme!.'s i\nllques . Four >ell ow nau~Jhydl' lbl3 S:inlo Ana ,,, l'. C.\t tlii;!ltal PCB's. ~lu:.l be 22!>3 ll:irb or Ul vd Dining rm. i.cl , blonde game chairs. like ncv. --• t:rnuhar w both unalos; & lllehind Pup '"l T aco> oak. 5 chrs + ca pl. chr. 2 SSO ea. 2 yellow uphol t;lec· dryer. hockey i:ear. rhgital cin ·uitry 6-15·Sl3l leaves w/5' buifet w1s hd· chairs, drning rm m1r muc h more Sat/Sun. Excelll'lll ro. benefits 1n ....... r mg glass doors. Call el'1;s ror. &: misc furn 6-10·811111 1708 .\la m. II 8 . <·ludc l wks \ aculio n ........ •onces 80 I 0 &i6·905t & see Sal or Sun __________ ..1-_____ _.:::;;.......;;;;~ after Ii mo's. 11 pa1cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• _u_r_t _12_:_30....:..p_m_. _____ 11 hultdJys . g ro1111 In REFRIG. 1.ge l\pl!lz. just d di d ~uranee !>lart !-II.iv of llkr ne w ~l 35. <:uur Never use · .. st r esse hire & m:uw mort• · 7SO·l f.l I wh1te ush dm1ng set. 2 ,\pply h·rsornwl 11:1" lea,·c::-. I sirlt' & 2 hos t l\t·ots man IC't' :\l ,1ker t hairs.S45{).00!!·501i l OOCUMENTOR DIVISION \lldn•!-!>ogruph :\lulligraph 2921 S. Daimler SANTA AH/it. 1-:qoal Oppor Employer ~l'W ust·il I month s:i;;o --:---inst:lllcd. tii:l·l2:I<! ~lutchmg toul·h &: •·hair, r hoc b rwn cord. 11 nl4J'> 1\dm1ral 18 l·urt . rlhl door. old. like new l-'aid Si51>. while. fro'>I I l'l'I' 5125 ai;king 5350. :-.lcrco & 97!1·75!12 components, AM I F:\1 . --tape. earphones. stand. , C.F.. 1\pl Site n•frig S200 mosoldSl65. Ph892·6722 2 year pl.Iris & l..ihor grn - lY 751·1297 l'OHNER GROUP -Red, .....:.---------SSO. Also llJmps & misc. --------Kenmore Washer & Ga~ 6-12·0638 Typ1sl'Order De!>k Oryl'r Sl75. S1~11atur< ----------u Aggrc,.sh ·c inlell1.:enl Eler dr>t·r SSO. KcnmorE 90" Sofa. Cem grn. S95. pcr!ion needed to handle WJShe r S7:> . .\I ayla~ Simmons hide-a-bed SSO. ..ill ph.ises of order ship· \\ J :. hr r s 311 r; u a r . both xlnt cond. 581 ·9!'>16 prng of parb. Respom.1· 5-lti K072 __ --1 flame stitch sofa & lov· hie pos1111on. e:\ per pn• f'<I. 5I0·1145 TYPIST Entry lel'el. 10· 15 wpm \laJor :;t!ff.insur;.inct• ull· m1m:.trolor :"<'W offlc•e 111 l n ·inc floorn for ~rowlh for amb1lrous per!>On :i·l75/mo Full <.i ,.; i\mt•r11·J nu ran!(e .,.,lf.ch'anlll)o(. dbl o\'ens xlnt_ t•onil SI 00 h11t orr1 551 2:>117 :\10\'l:"fC; • 1\1 m.t !>ell Goid1 rcfni.:. wile<' mak<'r. li l cufl. 1 yr old . Xlnl cond I $400. 67:1 2002 or 675 6311 --. eseat. inlaid wood game sel w/mntching table. 7 ' grandfather clock , glass l op cofCee tbl. lamps. glass lop dinette. nll wood king OT' queen bdrm se t. w /m atc h1n g armoire. All in like new cond 5:><1-4760 -----------trmc Call 5·\ll 1700. ext Gibson Hcfrtg 17 l'urt Sl25 Queen size sleeper :.ofu. 218 or 2."12 J·'rost frl'l', Nor~" 14 rufl cot1t S520 Sell s:&s;, & <le · ------S.15 &11 71911 hver. 55.1-4760 VDT Operotor • --~ull 1im1· pos11 io11 open liafi dryt•r, dl•luXI!. al Medll r<!cl. coffee lbl. sq . .ii. a 1'ldt'O d1 ,,plnv temps $85. May tu i & hex commode. ull terminal operntnr tor :1 wa::.her S9~. Both perfect wood. xlnt cond. 838-7326 Uasir !•our mini rom t"nndcl. 750·4·"11 .. -·-------- putcr Some cxpc'ric·rH'l' -Dealer'~ dcli~ht Liv rn1 1:-desirable. but wlll Kc nmorl' g;is dryi•r furn + I hclrm St!I w ,j train individual with de porcelain top. very nltE twin bc•ds. xlnt concl, all monstrated typing sP1-!l'<I SlOO. 645 <Ul32 __ day Sal & Sun 581·44113 ·- und accuracy .• Work in Bicycles 1020 11\de·a ·bcd $50. 2 recliner pleasant environme nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• chairs$2Seach. 675.5149 w'th .goo~ company 10 spced blke·21~ wheels~----'--------11 bcnet1ts 11:1cludi ng 2 Enghsh bike. Like NEW! While w rought. iron tbl weeks ''acahon arter one $80. Call 642--0138. w/6 ch rs $200. xlnl cond. year, .company paid 631-153l or 642·8171 group insurance, credit NEW &t USED BIKES nnc --------- un ion. etc. Apply al parts. Cruisers. MX's, < J &W Sloan. dark Walnut Or ange Coast Daily & 10 Spdt. Cycle It Co bdrm ste, kng hdboard Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. 2"88Newpe>rt.Blvd .. C.M m attr ess. far m , dbl Costa Mesa; between the 642·'1910 dresser, mirror, n lte 11ours·or8:00AM-5:00PM. stands. like new, $6SO. Call for appointment Boy's lO·apeed bicycle 675-7615orS41-4347 Turn them into CHRISTMAS CASH by placing• ad under our DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS TREE •***********~ Chri\tma' • G ifts. For • .. Eve ryone • • « \\.h.11,1111111il1·1l 1d \\,1\ 111 ., "4t•IJ \ Utl I f11t.J ,,, I t!f • l'h1 "1111.1 11 Jhf 11111 .. « 11om1111111•1 11111 • •• C:llHIS'l~l1\!->TllEI • ...... *****'** • ********•••• • ~IF YOUR« « • BUSINESS • • IS « • <:i rTs i ·oY!'-1 • • Sl'OllTl"G {;()C)l)S • y Oii ""' ho••.,.•" "''' MH '°" '4.00 ..... .......... ferS7.SO I I . ' please. 842·4~1 ext276 XlnlcondiUon Aiukl SSS • Equal Opportunitv Call 631·1629 Lr1 oval Pecan dining tbl . fmployer · -w/4 lyre cbrs, %3" ci>lor 4 &tavas to spcl. T our. ex console. Both s1:;o. can IV I S l T P R A N C E • c:ond. Sewup:, Uri·~ AA(I or 4VS.0208. or an 5 Mon • Cl.Oilll~<: l'<>TT1;1n « • .11-:w .. ;1.1n 11 \Ill • • :\lt;SI(' FllH'<rn·1n-• •. \;--'l l<)l ... ~ 110 111111 ..... « HOOl\S \1'1'11 \~(.;I·.~ • • IU I \f~ 1111\ t-:-.. \ . \ t-:NGl.i\ND, llnly. Spain best. '48·584!'.? . - on weekend passes when •• .za...u-Mcrt-....1-• 8025 7 pc bdrm !ll'l Sl50 Pool j I th /\ 'th -,_,,.,, ..,....v.t thl 4x8 $1:!5 Oak llall you o n ° r m, Y wi ••••••••••••••••••••,.•• Tree •'>:l5 Ook Hutch guuranh: Pll· ~ istuderrt deaka ~~ e ta. coh bonu. paid t o fl to 12 n. Flnlih cuUln . .w''a-i7_S._S24_6 _____ ~ quiallflcd cnllnees. Call ACrvlce. Bring your roo.~ .. ---------I yoor Army Rec:Mriter . or cablnct dimensions "' l~ Mesa Verdel!:. pl11ns Cor tree M\. WkdYl C.OSt-a Mesa 54<M02G M. S1\ 8·12. llU'den fn dutlries. SH W. l8lb Sl WAlTUSS CM.Ph&U·ZSU .. \l fl 1\IOHll.1.' « ....... 11 1111'111 lhl' ~1111pf··· •. 11111 l'•I \ \\,I\ 1111111 4't un<h·r· 11111 • « ('II It l"T \I \-.:'I 111· F « ······••**'*"* An Equal Opportunity 'Employer ~Ptr'd ontJ. A~es 21·30.11$d11q anYlltlna with a w.-.,an equil oppottunfty~ ,· Appl1. Dick burch'• Dall1 Pll°' Cll.Sftoed Ad For Clus'fled' Ad ACJ'JON C.11 a O..Uy Pilot AD-VISOR .O.M'll ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 1, • "]].;'.' _ Ru \au ' • "l. 2 u a ii • 1lmpl• matter •• i~========-~====~;::::=::::=:=-~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~!!!!~l~~·~pcrt~~Bt~vd~,~c.Al~=·==:.l~JUtt~c~A~U~IU~·Sl7~S~.~-==1===~::=~=:;~~-=l!b::=:·::=:::==:==::===:z::===-==========:!. ....... , = ---' . ---- --..;::i;__ \ I -I -· • • f ----~i \ ·. • ' ' , f I ~ ' I I I ! I t f ~--• toH au1.;,.... . ... 0 M11u• .. -looh lc.w.IM loat•. Power 90401 .su-.n_.d.•J..r·:..;Oo,__10•b•e ... r..;;.3_1 ...;.t-.1J7....:8;.__ ____ ~ __ o_A_.•L_V_P_IL_o_r__,C..,J .. 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WATCHES, · _ Bo<Jl "' ~rlr n cna u"m•r ail\ A\\'IY & Co ~ nt!w t ir es SZ:l;.i . 714, party Phone400·8T~ 0 tbl w1b<'nt<h«'$, rov ART OW EC'n-.. GOl.D Wan l c d I 11 r a e o Id S2 oo b~ l o Cr . I:: H!., ti7' ~Ill or Ii-IS It.I~ Startin a nom ~$-"1!12 . • rd BBQ,""' d~~ 4?lt20 S I LVER St::RV)<.: K fo~ioned "Ill> r.ioop with t.iS·Z9ti3 -• sz99 S1\ l.uv. J>l<'P bumper,~ 9797386 f'INE f'URN & .AN " "' ·-Ow•nsGr•odo37 .ax7'Wood.'l'rlr,hc. )t.~.ooo mlw~rr:t~\ Tl'\UES ... ,c. izoo , le-& 548-5497 af'lerSpm 11 ' Hulo\mg Kayak :•H.'t'db Rl'<luc .. •tl ~.000 for nu1('k Rid .. ror & r 11· ~. Su n rOO f' /\ M / l' M Dbl O\tn, G&S Elcc Stuv1.· "' .....,. s 00 ""' ··1 ' " .. ~0790 Ilk :.J" s;..ioo . C&.S O~h"'~br --------5-Wantt.'d. f'rt>nrh tlorn &. p.unl ')') 1 .,.,;-ti• h or i..llc All r"b111, 2 h~atb, 2 Apprx. cuatH'IU O, • new Tally Ho Fannt &?S. SJolt pool tbl 4,,,11 LUGGAGE TAG ()Id ~t11mp rolh'rCloni. 1),1~ t>i-_ __ )thowt-n llaflj,lt', rtfng . w Mt. i;u1. trlr 411ttl'. All :>teeJ. 963·8181 unyl_•_m_o __ _ &urd'l'r.11nl.e~on11 $.?00. I.Ob ur U~lod qll, from )•o11rbus1neM!l'.1rd r:rh~ltpurty,GIOl4~1U_loat1,Mafnte-nance/ jly l\W (~""· :!00 hr' t;dcond.&l ofr. "701nl'l~TonPU,4 spd. H11:i.. 11tull11 $90 S!OO. 1•1p;• d.,k. drC'&~1:r & drps. Send one <·urd for 1:11rh Mu !cal Serwice 9020 lot••I tlll\l'. lv.ln C'ni; 631·2~08 V-~. overhead Campt"r, tonuh 575, \Vl' h•t•<l & Ml o11 I UIJ; plus ont :-.pun• Wt• 1!.trwnenh• 8083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11''" rcmd ~'7 ~131'l C:O.t lea\•ing Pr<'t\1 mu<1l 1'.Cll! 1 !('11n du1ly F.n11 &. 'Whlrn rct1~~ ll P<; r m o fl<' nt I! •••••••••••••••••• • ••• • t;ooo l>t·:l"t:::-.. ll \lit.I-: ~.1c11ril'<' lk d1.1rtl•r h11.1l, Moto Cyc.. C~ "·""-S--lc• A Asking $1200. 493·738l A CARPET :1cu ''" ullraC'll\'C la)( .,., \ 1 • 1,1 __ ..... h•i1J10nll & tr;unmit. I 1<!ti;J t , ·l . 1 • Co!ln Min (). \1 al tc: 1•l1•c· m ~rw.ill'r <hl':-.l'I 1>1H ~:! .. .tJO. '. 2:\34 NcwPort Blvd .• C.M. Parh 9400 '68 Chev, •.~T. :io1 V-8. 3 "li1e wh111H'. l-'ounlu1n ut lb11'~:c<t'::,~,~~~t;ur11•,n~. orium. l'Xl't•llt-nl C'c111ll1 ~l.1111!t'n,in.-1· 1714J~l!1ti~~1 71.4-645-1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !lpd,gdcood.$l200. Vallt-),!J71J:H7S__ IUILDERSPRICES ven'tloss &:thcfl!.Jo'or n llon.SOOO.P P.~..:.1259 _Ho1_ian&Son1>1 5315!121 loatt,Rent/ OpenDallyJ0-6. VW high-boc:k buc kcl 4!W·2328 Jewelry 1070 Low~l>l pra C'es on ,1ny personaJ1tt.'<.l tuit enclose Yamaha t; 5SA ((uilar Yacht Carpentry Charter 9050 Closed Sun.& Mon. l>C'a~ for mrni p1ck·UP b ••••••••••••••••••••••• major brand. Call for ~DllllpaGpl <'.~ • f.i bri&C' or w1hurd·shctl 1.'llSl' L1kt' Eves. G1u 1;,'182 • u•••••••••••••• • ••••• $50/bs t. do He. 960·191>0 't~s C!':~~~· $-~~1111fir~~ WAuTED (1 cc quote. JO·Spm. ay 0 paper . we nu. S60. t'OSl St30 031·2:J31; ------I\ Vl'.::-.ITUR/\ S<ill'"· /\"-Vl•spu moped, gd shape, evc/wkn 11. $49,5042 nfl'G. n (714)497·1345 will bock & lnm ~our --------Boots, Morin~ l>OC. Inln\ChlC'IOrv Ml'm strent trans., S\7S, TOP CASH DOLLAn lags. Or try lwu curcb Fender Slral-01.'astl.'r, Per£ E.,ipment 9030 l~r:.hiµ~ ~I Nl•w ))anti 1;75 9164 515 Ac:ut:la St .. Autot for Solt '72 Courier lllQOcc OJIC, PA I D f'OR YOU R1fyourhubby 1ssilemrd. back tobn<'k. cond .. mat0c~1n~ 1.'llsc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• We l>t :'11.irin.1 , J>P CdM. .. ... ••••••••••• .. ••••• w/fiber&lass Aholl, step JEWELRY. WATCHES, you cao buy him lhe PRICES: 5320/o.rr. 64 f c·ndn 91:i11P Evinrude 0 /11 ,.111! •ltl3-Sl!J3 Anff-s/ bumper.St500.673·23C6 ART OBJECTS, GOLD. rme~tcashmeresweater S2eaor3/SS \1br0Champ,xlnl co11d. I.ow profile, xlnt t•im1I J 2JQ Cl:T--. 9520 ---'"------- S ILVER SERVICE, avail. from Scotland for 4./5tagsSt.60eB. S75/o(r. Mark, (71.&J Sl95. Classu: wood ,_000t lo_.. Sail 9(160 GWG ossu:s '73 Ford Courier PU FlNt:: F U R N & AN Chnslmas for SJS. From 6/9tags$l.50ea. $.&3-7856 hkc skiff. restored, 111..l• •• :·;.-;,................ 2mosold.6'15·8707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/she ll. ltndlo, A/T~ TJQU~=s.64s-~>oo ours.Uesman'ssamples 10o~moreSl.40e:i. llA.~l~H>NC> ,1 2 w/H 5 newS95.675-.i7u 1Jot>1rlli,trlr,nc-wlrans & Moton:lclH/ •OVER 70CAllS• ~OOOmi ~395.631·0131 • Call our w:arehoust-SaJesTaxlncluded " " 11.,~ .,1.,82 ..... S 9 lSO lNINVENTORY ' ' Llvestoc" 1075 6.'ll·l3Gl . NO CARO" Lefi1e lnC'ludlng dollies, (l) 3 1 Parai:on llydruu mun• l> • ..., u .,. ~.J vr coo H'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Draw your own ~r send ~tc · xlnt l'(lnlt, ~ ~ tr.insm1::.~1on. S300 5111 ';51.~'1 •••••••••••••••••0000•• A.'\'TIQUES & CLASSJCS Van1 9570 Reg. ~toq;;i11 mare, bruke Irvine Coast Country Club ruu:ne. addres::., phone & ,.-0:\X Wa h \\'jh Pl'dJI l'all&lli-~91 llOBlt; l, r 1 t, rull rar CHOPPER From Fords to Rolls u••••••••••••••••••••• lo ride & llnvc. blk fam1lv m embt!r s h1p. we llmakeonecardper new$30 ·------mi::nit.,hll«Mcl i\ ... kmi: '711londa350.must::.ce. Noyccs: from $500 t o 197SGMC p.tr<u.lc~lori:;1ngehhni: s.51J04>157517 tag.Add2S<each. CallGl30067 BOSTONWllALF.H.l'lti" 5000675 :.!li;tJ ))JSO or bl'o;t offer. 550,000cars. SURFERVAH 1-:ni:. Wc:.lcro <71 11 -Sendc~ckormoneyor "3S hp EHnrUdl· T\H1 f~O-li89afier 5 JO PM. BUY-SBLL-TRAOE .1:91 llllt Dut•sJohnn) need help re· derlo: .\rou,t1c 170 Ht!ad, 111;. t,anl.s, trlr & n<'" ~Im· ('oluml11.1 :!Ii \I" 11 - ---ELZFARGO&CO Automatic, chrome 11irc aciJnJ(? lla1 c ,·our'e for PILOT PRl ... Tl ... G flottom ..• me'!-old. '''II <•01 er SlU9S l'h S-18 11.::IO Sh;1rp. 'il-l'I" S hl•.irt l'lhS llonda 160, st reC'I 830 S. M ain-Sant:i An.t whee Ir;' i; u n roo f • ......... hin•ry 8078 :-lo"" readc·r': t·orl.":.Ls of " " " ,,, I f I I 1 Sl50 Xlnt cond portholes, hinh b1a·k:-, ...,...,, "' P.O. Box 15(.(1 11urrankcd. co"t bl500 Boot;-p;';er 9040 i:allc) ·"" '' ';11 ' l'J.:J · • · 10106, Mon.·S.1l. " •1 :,:.:·11•1;:··~;•••1•1::, .. ,;J:~ ~~ci~tbSl~Jll~~kl~~~· ~~'~L Costa ~11',,J,C,1 !l::!li:!li SH751 ofr. Marl., lillJ ••••• :••••••••••••••••• .. pH1akcr j!('.1r Will hl•lp -l!l_3_·_51_1_4 ____ 1 <.:lollcdS11nda)s ~~t~~t·tK~~).st~rlng ~ 7~i f1nunl'<' ~l.!150 or •>lll•r II k~ .-73 125 new top & * 547-9709 * 1• !'). t:! h1 1 .. mJ,t, ~:! JJ.•1 J E\VELHY ---10' t·u .. t clwst'I tra\\ll!r. Da\'! 171 ll ~!12·1iti51 \Ir.• U!. ~ · • -·---------I 1975 DODGE YAH l!.11.1•1 ~1x:10 llli"I Jh, 1 ... 7,..115 , , .. ,,111 Restyhng&n•n:11r Trombunl•Supl'r Old" Sl2.500 Fn.d'>I~\' {o',., lil l l lxmomcnds.xtras.l·asl. Automatic, mags, J>wr. I \I I J a "' nc w rt l a 1.1 "' ,. ( d l'l' C: 11 t>-11 51'11 ' ' . So 5 U 0 I b e 1> l o f f e r · i d & hi I · 11w . ulur >.. nt t lln ••. ird 1, .. sulit rim " lun al. YARUOHOU(;ll'S pro C!>:-.1unat. nn s ___ n _ '· · 1;.12 ~71i U IL 19_0 ,1 t dor· r COLLECTOR CAR stcenng. a r ron • g l hut· ))!"JI• 531! 'll)(>X ur ,., " ·" ·" " "" B h u·•1 t7ti f1m"h S<!•>O ti73 !t:l.'l5 • u .ico, 1 -' a a ' bucks. (OOONIN). ·11'!~:~1 -. Ford 15" dro1> l'Cllll'I' ~c J -H1~ roomy 11.-r1llcri;:l.1S'i 1:roi.Y:\ll'll' ~T'I/'\; lla~o; Hcphe:1. S25\J. ur AUCTION -"·· .1_ ----nm. S·lug u~ed side PUILICAUCTIOM OfficeFumiture& 2 forward hunks & WJTllTIL\ILEI{ bt•stuC!rr.67:>-3i36 SADDLEIACK Miscellane ous, 8080 1>1pcs $10. lllx24 t·uttcr ~or :\IA"Y JTE'.\IS OF FJN E Equipme1tt 8085 storas;i'. 100 llP .J ohn~un $(i()(I w.1111m -ScCl?~~111~~u~~~~o VALLEY IMPORTS ••••••••• •• •• •••••··-•• r:.rpcr or hi; ht metal ~J ESTATE J i:w EL Ry. •••••••••••• • •••••••••• 0 1 B. blln tun ks & '''.'~YI -Honda CB:JSO. All cu!'tom . 831·2040 49$1'4949 Heer llrafler, hul11"' 1 ~ h'.c-i; C.:.trl~on r~utt-r w/lbl SSO. A RT OBJECT S. AN. OUirc dc!>k, top 4x7•'2'. top.& lr~: M.;iny :\II a:-. • H i-; HI c.; SON 3 5 & ext<>ndcd rrt forks. Sec lo Sou~h~~:Jla~~:;nia of be1•r. new rond. S200. lhp :l pha:-ie motor S25. TIQUES FINE FUHN Verymcc Uavt',63tHH20. :"oc vq>ort l\lnorini.:. appr.Appl.fil6·5249 Collcctor CarAuction 1'74FORD . fii3·5276.<..:alluft llA~I. 1:oronado.lawn ''.acuum ETC. PIIONE FOR iN: $100 f.10·2700 $32,900 (714) !Hi3·3538;Sc. k'J85 19~.Jxlnl cond NewportBcachJ\tarriott SPORTSMAHVAM s .s. 333 I::. ltllh st. C~l. FO ~BROCHURE BAYLAUHCH 536·57li7. iw ' ff ' . . Storeo system w/tape, l'n·:-.tige yarht club mC'm tl.l2·337!l . · < • 0:.ik f1111i.h desk w /birch· JR' Ct•ntury Lap~lr•ikc .Makeo er. 5 Ncwporl Bcaeh Calir. air cond., Retrig. & her~h1p, vt-ry r~llucl'<l . . • 6.15·2200 burl i nl :11d t op & C-ompl<'ll•ly rcstorc•cl. '7121'Clippcrw/trlr.Xln 675-025. !)aturday&Sunday Furnished. Like NEW! ri.tle 6-1-1 4111 Ranchlllm~Stole,per~cct BEAUTYEQUIP~IE:-<T mnlchini; l'ha1r. $2200 t•qu1ppt>d wilh <•\'l'I' c-ond. Nr new. 7 '.~ h -.-'iSH0:'1DAC8200T Nov.27&28•1976 Only 15,411 miles. Must -cond .. oni;. l'OSt SiOO, FORSALE \'alue $~50/ofr C:all )lhm!(. llc:idy for Im mere. Ru~.nini: h i;hl!', l.1ke ncw.Dcst0Hcr. see! (9211\tYA). 21::~~~~\~ \~1.HL~~;r~;l~:1 :,1~ !iarnf1re Sl5tl 4!16·0.547 S36·9ll07 Scott, i,.i3 :>335 will.return ml·dwlt• uo;c. Bl·;1u1if11t ~~i~:~t·t.~,~~~~47·4117 551·2733 ~~~~s~~obnesii~~~~~,!i 1P~ SALE PRICE \\'i,k••r. 1•1•• '.ll!t3 "'l" \n!>aronl', 1•·/remotc. . d . t f rull. :-how piece. $31150 Ph d . . , ' ' " -' ' C' eene 1n pa 10 or (;8 llond:i li5 CL, newly nul'I a \ertrsrng. \lu ... 1 ~..it' ~l od 5!111 1\1'.ll' Ill'\\' ·, r . I . I h PIClftOs & Ol'nans 8090 6i3-M83-I Ii Calam.1r.in :'\.Jt•ra 5 h k H"+ss1 cau11•·· CUSTOM WOVEHWOODS ,1 I... >fr -51 1.,.11 1 s c I mo > 1 c m . ~ " trlr :"'r 11,.,~ s:!l)OO bs rrblt <'n¢. s+ W s oc ·s, .......,.. ....,_ __ J ~ I •• -· 161t'x151 i '. SJ 75/bSt orr ••••••••••••••••••••••• •t;.1 cu.~lom built ) a1 ht. , I s:ood lll'\':.. $300. 5-Uj . .J.JOil ~-t',USf'C •uCl•OOC co JL-t..L......&.... -.. .... • "' D . \V h ( h ,., \\'h I h I ufr p I' ,; Iii :1112:1 !" • "'·"·•1•-i-...... '°' -..__. ...., .o 'r 11lt! d.1w loot 1·a ... t ;.494245 f Ir. l. S :1 n· 011-.1• 1m:. e... en m1~ ~·c --• \ ..,u..a 1111•1').-540 ttOO mm h.1thtuh. p<'rf C'OllO . , • • Sale. •IOU 1)1ann" & or wrll han• I stalcrm:-. :.' ~i· Enl·,on 1 II . lull~ .. ;:; Yamah:i DT 400 En· <· ·~···· ·" H .. • C.... Mete --i;-·1"1':13 \\1ll tl •I F_>o;T.\TE SALi-. TOO.n j!:lllS nC\\1Uwd Spllll'h l>!lth1o, 1 \\ i.htl\\t'I'. 1 l'•1wpp;:d,:!1 r~old :\Ion duro.hkl'n~~~S80CJ. . •:lei'· 'IO 110 • UFI-• '•· 1 '· ~ '· • 1 !l-5. S11\•er, ant1<1u<' furn . t;ran'd,, Pia• pr-; (irnnJ.: " ·du! ,.,111k .&,· 11, al 11.1111 1 hJn PJY' roi 11,.,l'lf 111 lhl ~·J. 3-1 •32 C:ll F.V. 4 dr Sedan 'i3 Dodge Van, <11t rond, lh i·r -111111 ''""'( p.rlli•r11,., 1·un Bu'll•r r.ul'lr d1'11·c c·h1na. collccllblf·, ii.) out for l11i..111 .. -.~ l!t•111 l11h1·. il(.1lh·\ ~ tlm rrth. II\ larJ.:C''-l c·hJrll'I ,,.., '" ,. iti llonda ;50 SuPt'r Sport ·Iii 000 Ori~ mi. ltunc; hke Io m I • ~Int c o u d • . 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Heaul. orig . t·ond. ~?r~. s2 ~00 • 1:0I. Got two turtle doves to sell by Christmas? Move them under our tree. On eac h Thursday from Nove mber 11th through Dece mber 16th, the Daily Pilot will publis h s pecial pages to m ake it easier for you to con vert yoµr saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell yo ur toys, s ports eq uipm ent, lug gage, appliances, furnitur e, antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rat es are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SA VI N GS if you run more than one time. For more information and let pla ce y our ad just call 642·5678 and a sk for yoµr Christmas Ad·Vlser for more- lnformatlon. Your credil Is good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to y our Master Charge or BankAmerica rd. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 2 toned gold des11?n hon!' llrool.hur1ot. G:>stbly bes\. m Slate. 496·6838 ~ china & gold trimmed -PLAYER PIANO ~i5.0l~J l'Jll ~Ir l<u:.' ·72 lluh1l' Iii\\ lrlr. Ltl..l t>J.'J-~Jlill8. 640·R:!08 '14 Ford Surfer Vun. crys lal.492-3712 ll:l·!.12~1>~ l\l'W i•oncl. ~lu.,l '•'<' Sac 'ii llnnda SOO I 36,000 mi. S4500. firm. Turn or l h to <.: l' n . 32' G' RA ... D BA ... KS !>1500 l1~l nfr. li75·4178 '61 Rile y Class c Cull Mike 833·2331 bel"' n G.E:. Refr1g, fro~L frl'<' tury unuo;u.rl !>tyll'. " " Hun:-.Goocl.StlOO. New motor. mech xlnl, S&S Monthru Fri. \\hite, 14cf, · 1 yr old. I Would luuk i;re~rt \\1th l3r1i.lul C:on\(1l1on 11;• Cu:; torn Cat. II obit C<tll 615-8261 partially rcslorrd. $91)(). House Full Of Furniture anliqu<•<, 25 Holls 111 Ta .. tctullv r>rrora11•il ·1 & 545-8G64,8to5dally. 67 Chevy Stretch V t111, · nuldt·r .. new s:11 s nc\\ 'i3 Yamaha 125 M X. S350. incld Sofa, Love Srnt, cludcd.$1350 M0·389 1. ,\tNcwPQrL-S.'15,UOO t ·.., I I I ----------1 JS,000mlon <'ng,Sl 300or 0 Ad o· S t Ruff l ·1 'I'' 1.r.r .. ~ .• !t.,.J.>~l '1 r, mus '7tSu111ki90.St25.Ne1er '·19 Buick 4 cir, 331000 mi, "" s. m. c • <' • ,, • (7J.IJ :>· l·!l .. 1.I 111 1 tlllill b::.loCr. 1}10-0163 etc. Best ofr. 64S·5<192 a ft Spinet. .\Int f'ond .. i.ol1d -----S\ '~· ------usrd tire ch;i111s, 11 1217. $1250/bcsl offor. r----------- 6 lloney l\lapll' w /bl'!ld1. Ill' Lyman lapstrnke m Lacio 11. Our H. lrki• iww ~10 ;\lotorcyrlc hoots· (jJl!.592·1 '74 Doditc TlOO. Choe bru: J> Pl}'.~~ li73·i0ll bo;ird. 13e;iut. ba~ Sunburst Yt;llow & wht !-11.C 101 ~. $40. 4 Kidney s·t cusl 1nt., full pwr., J\IESA VERD~: Country --cruiser or ocean fohcr, :\latchinJ! s aih trl r llt.·lt~. S.l.OO·SIO. 2 pr Tie 19.\R P o nt iac, 1 vcr loaded 1 ownr Jo mi . Club Golf equity ml'm-1'1 1\NO very soun<I. s:1500 '1ra,;. )J ,,yf'rnnl 0 , Uowns ::;.i.oo. Various Streak. Nds clerk hd & musts~'C.$5900.003-911!0. bership. f:\'cs 552-0501 Beautiful c:ibmct (i.IO 1!208 1 a" , .. , 11 ... , 011 i.:loves. goggll'S. hl'lmclS, rear body work. Huns ltkc nl'" Sll75 Gn 9;1:15 :.. or .. ~ v a .,_.. .SO·S3.00. Call 546-7850. great. $400. Ph 6-M-8185, '74 Chevy Van, P/S, P /11, COL OR TV. S t e reo --, Brand new II!' :o;k1 ho.11 t;l6-53Ki 673·0612 mornings or !iutn. v.s, alr1 $3,1011. A)1/Fl\t phono. Combo ewlltCJ Mac h1nes 8093 Ch.1n:1·r hull, llil 1-'cwcl :!I' 1,lanch•t llah,1tl1;i ;:i Yamah:i :::;o MX. Dirt C'\'C"-. IJ.12.()!)R.') Sli5. Din rm. tbl. sn •,•••••• ... •••••••••••••• J«t w Jan11r1 pump mnri iw r;ul • ttmJI."!-htl..r. SJh' or tr:idc for --------, Misc. Call ~ti·OS&l afl 6 lntlu,~'I J'u)• e1· '"'1:1<' Ill'<'· &:ah G, c 11:.tom 11ph11I nl'w i, d I I' m 1 r . l'lll VW. S·llS·:JWti Plymounlh. 11118. Runs 'GS Chc\'y Van. !>how" 111· or Sat/Sun 11lt• m;\C'h Xlnl cond . i:ohl ora 1111•1.il ll.11..1· 1 1. ---------l!OOd . !'reds \\Ork ncr. Run:-.&looksgn.·:ll. :>JSO, 6iJ W61 p,11nt, lr1rludm~ tr.11lt·r i5i'~~ltJ ~~~::i 1111 ' on '1 ,5 SU7uk1 IDI 1:!5, xlnt ti42·20i3., itlO. Best nfr 498·3290 Id Fashioned 2 sc:it p:itio Pt 11 \pt~ 'i.:!IKI 751 !H•:!ll l'und1t1011 --------------------~111ng $20, small .:1rl'~ 'cl111m1·n·1.1I 01rrl11tl. •1 CAT\l.I'\ \ :!? "'-:ui.t Ca ll 518-60G:i '50Ply mouth , Uui;i · 'GG Ford h eyl. autn. ,::d bike. llkc nl!w S25 'l'\\1ni.: ma('hinc ,t,111cl 21'F11ERFORM ' • :\' 1 1 --• -n ~s!-ma n's Coupe. cond. Rt·ally r ehabk. 6.J.6.2\159 aft 5. S250 IMO 121~1 Sat. only ~cl • : Jlwn •• ~ iam1.1~0•1 Su1uk1 {iT\25 strel'l hike. enJ?me, int. body & paint S/50. 4~·9956. 1----------1 --------Jl~rdtop, <'1tSlom lnm 1 Jl'\1 ~~nl lund ! '1 ltlOO m1 .. S7001best offer. in xlnl cond. Mu!>t ~ee to-----.----- Porly p1 ccc s terling Sportinq Goods 8094 U ~LC .. 6 c~ 1 · •lllttln It• 1'1~ .lhll t.J 1" __ t!tiS model. 49·HJti.\3 appreciate. SlSOO. blot Auto LeO.SlftCJ 9580 r I a t ware. Go r h u m ••••••••••••••••••••••• lvw hour.;. rJclao. tl~pth Glass Sabot Hull. ----orr. S-18·'1276 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Cam ellia. uM·d twice bst I '\1os:-.berit Model Iii \I, recorcll•r, bail lank. till ·73 Su1Uk1 r.T:iso, 3200 mi. ... EW '76 offr.Call531i312'1. boll at·lwn ?'i nflc si;:;, traill•r "''" ..t .. l'liic· Sli5 h-1651!11 Ju..,t tune<!. ;\lml cond " Hnchi'">tcr ~J l'vl. pl'llt•l "111rh. Sl!l!t:'> or m :•l..l· of s.')!t:> t>l:!·lli21 altcrnoons. Recreotional CAPRI II MPG Vebe r B ·B ·Q, P ort. nflcS?O .\!ll~•) ll'r t.122ili .lltt:pm :!i Cru1:-111i:: Sloo11 lfO', , _ Vehicles 9530 Complelc w1thfronttli!'C slerco, like new, artl~t's ' · ·· rcblt .. ;i-.k1ni.: S:!ioo Honda CTOO, S:!7a .• Sl..70, ••••••••••••••••••••••• brakes, steel b elle d easel. clothing sz l O. TV, Radio, Cla~'1l· Ii' ll.1y Boal I nl t->12 f\i l•i11r1il5 fii2:.' ~rMJ Ciao Moped S325 , \\''II J .... t 1. l'adials, s tyled st<'<'l S..18·0836 HiFI. Stwreo 8098 With ... \'11>-? UiJ.: whl 11 Ir . \111~·1'1·11.675·8110 47 1 ys Ct'll ,, a um wheel co,·c-rs, rack & pi· •----------••••••••••••••••••••••• Buns "di s:.:t~». !H::1 :!:Hi:I W1·~h.11I .12. llull. cl1·1·!., \\ Wagon. Rblt eni.:. S8001 nlon !'.lccrrng; reclinln,:t ,,fl 5 :IU rullch:r. ~tn/100 ;~ f-:1\\\' \SJ\l\J 500, good bsl ofr. 264 l\lyrtlc, Lag. huckc t !lcals, fold doi1rt SCRAM·LETS Brand New C:B. l·Shaqi i,'il ~1;1:J:! rond, StillOor heslorfcr. Ul·h. Ph: 494·83'i'G. ctclux1• :?:J Ch.1n11t·I 1:1· ti" 1Bos1011 \\h.1l1·r 5408067 bcnchseat,vlnyltop ... ANSWERS w/d11?il11l f.11'l'. I'.\ & 1 11111 r En l'lr 11dt· lt11;1 I Boots, Slips/ . -l!T10 Chevrolet 11 • 'f<m Vil, $I 08.87 mo. Trunk mnunt antt·1111,1 i·oi·cr. irlr. 1·om11 J.:l'ar Docks 9070 •;:1 Yam:.ihn 500cr. Good Campr , only :m,ooo mi, with only tax & lie down 1\idnap-l\l id1wt w c•ulill'. Sltll 111 1·:irlon. Xhlll't11HI. s.:!;JtM> (il.1 :1 1:!!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r1111d1ti1111. Call w /K' cal>•1vl'r. S2'100 <$321\.34) for 48 months Cipher -NtC{•ly nnl.v St 75 1i;1; Hi l_J _ _ ~~r. 1'11' all' r l''hl1•n1·1· :..:1 1;;3.~,:!ilj ..:_163 12011 _ _ _ 011 approval of your i:ood ·ovicc -Ne!-oth: . .. . • Formula 23:1. l'ti 1· 1\\11 1t;;, I' It '\\\pt 11 .. h rroo1t ... 1otnl cash prire MAKfo: l..ICE:"'Sfo: Ze,111th 25 l .ulnr < un,:11~ ~lc-n· i·ru1 ... ,·r,, ln.11lt•tl 1111 UKill ·;~11~1y~~·~c C~~.~:i~· S31~ 4 Whul Drives 9 5 50 incl. tax & Lie. S431:-i.:ll. This hasn't been nnl' nf ~car nc-w t.:o:;t ""'r ~·1 "I nl t•oncl l.1"' h "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJ<•fcrrerl payment pnn! my helte r days. Thi-. A .. kmg s:?~ IHti·!Ml!t I -_21_3·-131·130.) -; 11 II 11; liK!ll IXl\'I.. 'l'•H'l' I I,\\ I' .1 lt11.ll'( 1;11.1592 ind. tn:i.., Lie. & lntere .. t. · 1 t h up to .io· r1·1: ""''' :!I.I :!j 'it Chc\'y BlaLcr. :-tick, 2 0 ANN U A 1 morning gn a P ont• Al.'.\IOST N~;w ""n11uod l'Jil l"anl11"' li!HI 11:'111'. I)\\ Tot .... 111 1,7:; k:J:ltl 'ii Su1uk1 Ti\1100 dirt air, mud/):now tires. S7:\I $555 . I . . . • call frommyinr~mctai. KRG-IUO :-ilcn•o n•n•l\1·r ll0hp.rn't11lht'<IU•l•t"'"· IJrke. built fur racmg, mt.S31!15.i5l·Oi74<'\'es PEHCENTAl'.IE RATI: accountan t t r lhng .me and pair Cl'rwin \'t•i.ta 1t'ry rlcan ::>3!1!15 F1r111 DOCK FOH llL'\T $-150 w/g<'ar. ~lotorrydt----l 2 · 9 6 · ( S E It lhal he was siorng lo \\Urk 211 !'opt-a ken;, Ask1 n~ ni'5·o.t04 'It•\\ port Island. 2ti·:!ll lra 11l'r · 1 plJtl! S250. 1!)73 Ford F-250. •Ix 1, auto GAECSK2-1S4.2) (or lhe Slate. I .said. S760.&124489or631-157 1 . tii:l:J(lfi.lart Spm S.lll·l(ill.l:ift 5. trans.p\liTbrakc~. (714) "Whal are you going to --211· l!Nii (hn!> Sl·a Sl..11f -1147 ·1002 do?" lie said, "~!AKE Rare Ampex "CrC''l'l'll· Loudt-d_.JUtn pilot. 1\IH'. :\ EW PO ll T ll 1-; A C IJ Motor Homes, ---------- 1.JCENSE platec;." do" Stl'rt'o llecord f>lyr. ou t ri ~IH'r. 'd c ri I ic·r :'llarl.'U'-Ca11:.1I, 1111 tu :!If Sale/R•nt 9160 '72 Toyota Lanrlt•ru1scr. d I T ... A n•cl lo reel l ape clc•rk ~l,1kr urfrr 1;1:; ~~H31 ~>5 •••••••••••00••••••••00 Xlnt cond. Best off rd GU STAFSO N LINCOLN MERC UH¥ t 6800 Beach Blvd Huntington [k>,1t:h urkey s 1ie e cc ur..,., w/11m.rm radio 111 "JI nut t 1!12 :nto Motor Home Rental tires. & luggage rack. oven., 6' pool l abl~ w / cab.~5 ti73·~l58 l't7'1 211' F1herfnr111, l\\ll $3.SSO 5361925 •----------foldin g base. Elec· --------225. \'IJ F. Cit. Fath, l8112'to32' .. · • AutosWont•d 9Sto 842-8644 lraSpon~e sweeper vac ST Jo:R 1-:0 F.Q ·1 P! F"ht'r load .. 11. n1. r s1 K,!10o. Transportation Fully self.contained '69 .Jeep W agon Cl'I, ,:zd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 o over Sh a m Po o · integrated A:\l P. tuner. 1;;3.100:1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Hcservc now for cond,, nds cnm c work. CASH FOR CARS! l'ollsh~r. wood framed Rt>njam1n \liracorcl C~r1, Safe/ J{olidayWknrls SlSOO. or b csl offl!r. Top$ Dollar$ J)~ld for ce1J1n!( fixture new fplf turntJblc Bm:.-ik ~11kr' 3:'> · C:u,to111 Sportfl'-h(•r Rwnt 912 111-:Gfo:NCY MOTOll ~·0875 art '1 C'll'un used cars, l.tu<'kci & tools&gr;ih.,G75·92!l l S2t0. b)l.Sl4·2~~) 011nrr \ ..:1n· \'l·:ll Y •••••••••••••••••••••• llOME ttf:NTAU\ Cor\'cltcs. Ask for roul -----------amw1u!'o tn 'C°ll tl11lt•s r1, ..,wsla ('ah mt•r ('amiwr !1:!:..'t. Jlarbor Hlvd. S.A. 0'1'elll. ><r White Vinyl Boot for CLOSl:-JG OUTSt\LI-: hinlo! l\kr Hi:l lflU:I 111 ·'. ,,.ll ·l'ont 1'1·t tit) ••53l·2.'>03• • HOWARD Chorolet ":2 Ford. S:!Q Also larp, c.:nlnr l'l>l\"-olt-TV'!! Ill' :HilW'.iti:; 9x9. $15. 642·7118 nnld. w 2 yr piC'lur1• tu ht• I too many boats 25' Ol'l':N ROAD, fully Dove-& Quall Sts. w11rr. Sl l15 8225 All 21• ('nrn\'t'lll' •7:1 Cudllv, '112 1:,\1C w/tn'-'>' .-,1mpPr i.c·lf·cont. Winter r ul es. NF:WPORTBEl\CH -immons xtra loni; dbl ~1·rv1r('&lfrp:ur C11 xo7 )lul' 11111, Vll F . bMl "1t11n.auto,Vti.Sl:!t1a l'l1 t;..IH~Jli5 bed & framt'. 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Open Sesame. 2-138 Cst. llwy •• NpBch. 646·7071. Phone· Ma l e No. BOC 1mswer mach. It Rtmote Mate C'all back unit. $17! for bolh. 642·78.SI Brent 2 spd ccromlc wheel,! Yr wnrr. ten. t'X. cond. $350 /b ~t ofr ~-85()8 . 0 14 kldne~ slJapcd dc.-skJ Sl14. Eli:c. llft, 500 lb. Gl\1 &'71 blower 645-4832 ~n De<;I, complete, In eld brass lype bdbrd. ahawl bdsprd. n-." roam pu4. St~. RCA zc·• TV, remOlo coolrol, nd• r ct pair, $80. K.-nmoro con tore :;e.,•ln, Macb., .$3S '761--0829btwll 10am-ZJ>m. L wcekencl.630·4904 Jlenut. 28' Diplo mal lotor Home !or re nt. J>ally, wkly, mthly. Sips 10. llas stereo. air cond. <'rU.1<1e rontrol. 646·7619 <.1rt. Spm.·------·•· BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 ••••• ••·d •• ',,,, HUMtlN C.f(,..l f&' U G:\f 26' J\1otor Coach, nr Be out l.c-v ls J <'"Jl 197S new. l'Hrything on ll. CJ ·S. Roll bars, 10" whls Cost .S31l,OOO. Sell for 11 ·t s I 1 r cs + ll T S20.000. tn scllle est ate <Load ed). Must sec! quickly. Pvt ownr. Cnn 89f\-38ro, be seen anytlmr. 49~·0812 .1-2-T--L-d---,,-l -i oy. an er. SO•~ op. Troilft"S, TroHI 9170 Nu brks. gd cond. ••••• •• •••••••••• •••••• $3200/ofr. 673-0047 Santo f'e. H ' w/slove, Trudts 9560 ovc-n, Ir<' box, slll8 5. Gd •••••• •••••••• ••••• ••• • Mnd. S.-lSO. Ph 003·S92G '63 Ford ~~ ton truck. 21' '68 Shush1. Fully SC. Sl,000. Call E ric, nl\ G. Slp11 6. W/awni11g, Xlnt _498-07 __ 06_. ______ 1 :~ ~6, Il c o.s 0 nab .l c • 67 Chevy ~ lQn reblt ent, · . new trana, • whl dr, le/or Sl..EEPS 4. 15' But. !!tv, cmpr8301254 oll•r ~"'rig $.ml/ otr. :;:s-'F .... ord-.. --T-on_w_/_c_a_m_p_fl_,r G42-7ti0. s he ll. A•ktnc uu. '72 1s· Scottsman Trlr 493-3281all.7 pm. ~~ oJ56• Awning incl. '74 To1otca pickup, .id -------1 cond, ma ~a , step St-11 thlrtll• fa t with Dail bumptr, shell. $2100. Piiot Wanl Ads. 63&'4162. WI·; P/\Y TOP DOLL'l\t< FOR TOPUs i-;o CAW< FOHEIGN, OOME$1'1C m· <.:Lt\SSIC$ Tr your rur Is exlrn clC'att ~cc U!! Clrsl. IAUERIUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. CoRla Mesa 97D·2MO Wf;BUY •USED CATIS& TRUCKS• Come In or Coll FREE Appr.iaol Grott.Chnrolet 1~11 Beach Blvd. llunl1ngton Beach 847·6017 * 549·333 I TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALLMODB.S ~..-.. ... i 1 I ., ~... H' • I J q I·~' 1 • ! ~ hf •• ~.~. . '~ : 1.' l BUY JUNX CARS VSEDAUTOPAR~ ... SllS l&HMl3T l'Jf DAILY PILOT Sunday. Octobet31.1978 .....,, Import.cl Aattot, 1,.p1rhd A.tos. hwpwW ...,_, l•,.,W ..., lntported Wo1, li.1ported ~ . . ...................................... , ...................••........ ·•••·················•• ..............•.•..•.•..••.•..............•... .... W..t.ct 95'0 t•p•rted ...... l•,.,W Capri '715 DotMm 9 720 ot t725 Me-rc: .. tlM& '74C Met-cedeshm 9740 ~e•1 1etn '740 •····················· ............................................. ······················· .................................................................................................................. . 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'.~.XOH5 75 COUGAR XR-7 Auto trans. 1\l\t F\I s l1•rco, puw1'r \\ 111!1"'' '· ,nr 1·\tnd • ult \I 11 .. ,.1 l'urr h1\ur~· 111'1tk ,'<.. 11111 1\M~l:\IYHI Y-c11•c1 MIW 1976 TOYOTA PIOCUPS! SHOnlED--4 SPHI> ... l ltOWN W t•H +"'TlltOI '345257 · LOHGIB>-AUTOMA TIC re~, • .. , It " t •tf COwO -•'4 fw t f'l•CI YOUR CHOICE MEW'76 COROLLAS NEW 1976 VOLVO VALUES! OIM0-1'76 VOL VO 264LA Utt 'IOJIO Salt '8376 '75 CHEVY NOV A $4468. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Be ach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 I Cu:-l11m ('I'" ,; l') l \ T F.1t•.i11· 1•:-..l'lt ll"rll11 H.111~· \\ lwd-. \ 1 .. p lu rn1k:-Lt •· :1~1:\l 'lJ GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach '73 CADILLAC Sedan Deville \II \II ;1:-.. \Int nrnd . ~l:!tl\I 1131 lt~H) X ~\lkrh ' 9917 ....................•.. 1974 CHEVROLET CAMARO LT CPE $3599 *SANTA ANA• Lincoln Mercury t.u~ury & Tran~. l'Jr 114 . 1:101 :" Tu-t111 S.1111.1 .\11J 842-8844 W74 Xll7, \Int 1·on<1. \ll'll <'<1111ppPd . nw kt' 11ll'i·1 .t!t2-u:1.111 .1 Ii u:,11 Dodge 9935 ..•......•...•......... t>t ~lahhu. r..till <'II).!. ti ill ('hall•·n~l'I' :-.t .1111 1, I'\ I S:11WI ,111:-1 "'''' I'S ~hht ,....11 hl'l11\\ lihi•' .l lll ll!I'..' bk. $!1!M. 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' ~tu.,.,._, BILL MAXEY lllPI•' \Int 11111tl .-.:!:1:,l) ' ·-• TOYOTA . \11 1. :111 1.111111:1!1 Com.I 9927 llH 1 I•••• ll•d. 141·1\U HUNTINC,.TOO< HACH '1;1'( ('~1 01.1 ro. hl•;tu l. IHI ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJ,lllll. 111'1'' l'\11'1\,I\\' 'ii :\11•1'1' ('t1nt"1. :! dr . 1, \\k d ttrlt' l\l . .t"I 0 111· 1·~1 l.ikc m•,1.0111~ )11,ClO<I '72DODGE CHARGER !~;..\ lhU3 ffil. s:!illO f;i:J.l(X:!I :J:!~ 1 ,1,,.c·cl Continental 9930 WEl':lrnND SPECIAi.'' v.x, auto trans., po\\1•1· '-lt'l"rtn g .. r ;.id10 ,\ lll':.tlt•r l'h1•l'k I ht:-Oil" now'. l:l;itlMWZ> 't;>I l ':1man1 :i~; .111111 .;1 r. I :111111 & h1'.ll•·I' I' S. I' II. x 1 I 1'.H'k . '' l'fO'll I.qi" tit'\\ q1l,.. \111\I ... ~,, SI it~I x:r; ::111i!I j (I ( '.1111.11 1• ·1: ... \'I( .tll ''"1111 I'S. I'll \T . 111 1111. l t't 1 1'1 1'.11\ ~1!1:1 '>IX 1{'111 t~'( (0,HllitH •""' "' ;~:_:j l'IH!. )!Octd t u rnl 111Td ' 1'11\l!' lf:i, r 1·p.1 11 l.11 .;;~to fi'i:) ,~I:.' l f I 9920 Don't See Us First ... But See Us Last!!! 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(711 1 l.e:tth,.r M"tl"\lln p Spd lil:!··»i:lt. __ _ !'~mlrnl. :\;\I 1"'1 :-.1.1·r~o. 'i2 <:ran Torino Sprt <'t>•' fitt "hl'l'I. "'" super Uri ' nw1wr. Lo m 1 :-. l'le;in! rC'l'Oncl hk•· new' S2S9~ c· ll 6·U-48i3 L1<.,240NFY '_:_'.: __ _._. __ _ $4599 '72 LTD Brou~ham 2<1r . *SANTA.AMA* nil riwr .• inc window, . AM !FM stereo. split P" r Lincoln Mercury s eats, lo mi'l(., new tire~. Luxury & Trans. Car I fq. brks. $1995. ti73·9364 1301 N. Tustin. Santa Ami ·-- S47·tJSll 1970 Ford LTD Country •-------S']uirc 10 pass wa~on, JUST ARRIVED P /S. P / 11. ;Jar. rac·I... THE FABULOUS /\;\I/FM s tt•n •n. Sl:!llU '77 MARK V 556 i:!IK < ~ood st·kc·tion 111 sto!'k for imml'. S7!'.l5 l'tt II H45·0!1:»1 QUALITY USED CARS aEARANCE PRICED! DIMO 1975 VOLVO 244A :'! P rS P ft I•' f(Jlt IUfO Uilf 'J"J SAODLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831 -2040 4q5.4949 842-8844 9800 Auto5, New llavt• iion'll•lhinl! you ~;1111 111 ,..,.11'1 t'tasslfi('<IU •1999 '71 vw , .. 1.010-v. -t •-."T" '73 MK ti S/W AUTO-All~S ~ t•••-·r• *1699 '1999 '73 CORONA 'WG-AUTo-tlAC:ll .. , ... , '2299 ' '70 MK II IOTOT A-AVTOt.U TIC •1499 '73 CELICA • "-YIMTL T~ "'"'.,' \IC1U•~B I .03103S DEMO lt76 VOLVO 245D Utt "tUO Sale '7876 HIW lt76 VOLVO 2'4U Ate! I'/$, Piii IUI\ rool. .... LJtt > lfJIQ *"'* .._ 8 ltllCI'. vawSEl-0•71M Sale '86 7 6 ' ~ ~~ ... ~!~~ ........... ~ ... ~:~ ........... ~.~:~! ........... ~~~·.~:~ ........... ~.°..~·.~:~~ ............ ~"!.~~·.~:~~........... Sunday Oclober 3t tml DAILY PILOT CJ! Fwd H40 U.Coht ft4 Mutt.. 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PO"C-' hr"k•·~ run il co nd, 1137 ~ Chry•ler/Ply11t°"th 5411·38.lt po\o\cr \o\IOdV\o\• (\o•\\\( 714·~9S!U. 0J)fn 1>,111) &. ~Ull 11110 '" \ ·~11.mt '"ll 11111•i. ·n Jlc•11t 1.11 ~ 11 t 1 '"' d' r~ Jte1tt1. ra u t:c .. ll·r ·~ :\lu:.tan1. cd tunu, ~ hltewall t trcl'. \In) I ons. ow-r. Sl3SO. ::u-.. •u 11.1rbo1 UIH.I . '73 FORD \\I I \I r ..1d111 .ur . ~.~1., Form11l.1 10:11 11 1n ~· '" , ~:!':':!!'ti IJlue I u.idt••I 11111\ 1)1~1 TORINO CPI \"8. auto tn n11, fa ctory 1lr condlllonlna. power elrerin~. power braku. radio, he:iter . white wall tires, vinyl root. tinted alau . whcrl rover s , Shorp u )'OU 'II find. C620Kl.LI. roof, tinted ''"'· .i '631.0687 Cotta ~tr~a cl1111c wltb leuUu:r :ilk 5 4 6· 19 3 4 13 l)u,.ter R.1d 1n llt'\o\ nllh.11 \I r.,11, 111\ltl,11 1111111•\ ~··hi, on~ "" 111 II tc11 r 1.11 :!XH m1. Sswr1ul .S ~ r Ml 00\J m1 mJ111t 1n'r p11111 ' rrh:l'J fur •1u11 lo. '·'" ~ISO ~fib ,I I 11 412 A. "IS &IU.tan1 II G hl1, I SJfff. 1pd, dhc Int w/con110IJ. Rally mas wbli, air. fold 1974 PLYMOUTH 540·5630 1~1 l.r ~I.on mu 1 I'll I' S. l' JI \ l'. 1·1111 11lt• r.i1.liu, n •.1r >1>kr, .1ult1 trJni.. I O\\ nrr Hun' ~rt'.1t Uhw bouk rt•lull SIJW lh':-t vi" I v\ \'I' ~)(,I ~1:11 ll'ltl~ 111' 71,~ lllilll down rear •c11t. M11ke of \ u,10111 Su hu1 b.in 1" 11 Pontiac 99 65 fot. Ml·l11211 eves. ,.c.1t SU1~1011 W .111100 ,t.111· •••••••••• ••••••••• •••• 1011 \ ~O\ ,\ 'O\ • llNltll NM''«l.llY Ot•MMI.. ttll ®rd e<1ulpment lndudl''> Salt' or T rudf' for "ml e le'"'1ronic li:nltion . domest ic or furelAn f.IO\o\t>r dl1oc• front hr.ikt>i. 'iJO"'' <·111 'in Pnnt1.1t· 11 o" t• r " I '' t• 1 1 11 ~ • l:nuul l'r1'< \ t•r ~ dl'.111 $2111. 1626 KAllOll llVD. 74 Cull ass Salon • .a dr. ror COSTA MESA d • t t ti •· ----------• uroy 1n .. au o, :.. ""· •74 LINCOLN loaded wtxtrns .. 3S.O 4 DOOR SIDAH ml, 714-960·3'727, 536·1!ll8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S40-S630 2626 HAltlOll ltVD. V-8, auto. trans .. luclory '72 OLDS COSTA MESA air conditioning, power CUTLASS 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • 1 IN{,(Jl N Mt JH.IJllV -----"---"--1 1leerlna. po\\ er d isc SUrREME '73 RANCHERO 500 All brakes, powe r windows, V-8, auto. trans .. f.irtor) P power sea t s, Tadio, ower , AIC, Radio Air heat~r. whitewall tires, air condillonlng, powe r Shocks sz.~. 4~·2l7S vinyl roof. t inted glass. steering. power b rakes, h I I h power windows. po"e '7SLTDexecc:ar,lmmac. wee covers.t i lw eel. seals, r ndao, heater. lo mil ....... al nd I ex tr a n 1 c e c a r ! ! ~ ..... r co • OV· <&WPP> whitew a ll tires. tinted el)' 1reen. $4300/~st ofr. glass, wheel cove r11, doo Pvt pty. IU3LQB. 540-7800 $6095. locks, bucket seat~. f'lC' l ·S wkduys. S24·21S7 Sh 1 1901E \\) wknd9. A~k for Bud~ S40 -5630 arp. · 1 . $3195. '10 Torino. F:\1 8·tr ac:k !>ttrl.'o, Cr11gars, 11lr 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • U N< Ol N · Mf RCUflY •hock•. 302-VH. Nice. SlOOO flex. 646·6981 '72 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 10 Pass. Station Wg n. a c y l.. uulo tr;.an s. AM/FM 11 tereo. ai r cond., power steerlna. roof ruck. 1352EHIO SI 586. GUSTAFSO LINCOL N M F HCIJ lt.800 8Pac h Ulv Huntingto n Beac 842-8844 2626 HAlllOll I LVD. COSTA MESA 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MF RC:URY Mavtrfclc 9947 2626 HAHOR ILVD. COSTA MESA ....................... ---------· 1967 OLDS 98 '71 MAVERICK 4 door. I owner 2·dr. Sed . 6cyl., a uto, H radio. Heat. Economy car. as ever• Special! Lie. OJ8BTH ythlng! Xlnt cond. $1799 480 Broadway, * SAHT A AMA • Costa MHa Llncoht Me~ury Luxury&Tr:ins. C<1r Hq. '70 Cutl ass S u pre me 1301 N. Tustin. Santa Ana Coupe A· l cond. Lots of • -------S47·0Sll equip. l Owner. 51325 '69 LTD 4 DOOR 9950 Call eves. 499.4354 Just look!! V-8. 11uto •••••~••••••••••••••• rfnto tr11ns .. A~l /F~I ste reo, 1971 MERCURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111r cond , po" er steer· i n g • v i n y I t o p . . . Monteny Custom OUTS TAN DI NG'! 4 Dr. Aulomatlc. pwr. 1973 FORD PIMTOWAGON lliti7AFYI 1leering + bntkes, air Automalir. air ronu . stcrc·o. m 11g • roor r.tl'k, wood sidcl'·an outM:.ind· inii car ! IU21101H. :\lm n-duced to $886. c:ond . & '1nyl r oof. <864DSM I . GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beac h Blvd Hunhngton Bt.-.1ch 842-8844 Ill LT D Wai;on, air, P/8, PIS. \l'rY i:oou cond. S950 &16·863.~ ·75 Gr a n ·r orino w gn louded w/xtras me. 8·trk stereo. 54-150 ~40· 7371 J.lncoln 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 MARK IV Full power, padded vinyl lop, lealhe r int.r1or rrw"e control. t ill wheel. AM1 F~I ta pe, ;11r c:ond .. m1111n1fice nl ~ll.V ER f:l>J T I ON . <Se S Y89A872ti.11 I $8686 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 H rach Rlvd Huntin9t'>n Be.1<..h ONLY $1395 llLL YATES VW·PORSCHE OMLY $2598 MARQUIS TOYOTA San Juan Capistrano l\llSSIO~ VIEJO 137.4100 493-4511 831-2880 495-1210 '75 MERCURY ·71 Pinto, n('w tires, 58.'IO MONARCH GHIA or orrcr. Mt. :i pm, l'all Auto trans. fact ory air ti31·0636 or ti31·06iti c:on dltlo oan g, po w e r . . . , steerin&, power (disc) 71 Pinto ~000 C~ eng. br11kes. r"dlo. he ate r. u uto . SliOO . I h on,· whitewall tires, vinyl 979·0408. ____ _ roor; tinted !!IUSS, wheel '74 Pmlo. 1\1 ;.inual lratl'o . ~vers. Blac:k o~ black. xlnt <·ond ;\I u~t ,,,II Super nice. 1082NJ MI 642-SllH e\ cs. $4999. 540-5630 ·74 P into. Xlnl rnnd S2.100or be~t offrr ~lust sell. 631 ·00~ ·71 Pinlo. 4 ~p. low nu 1011\SO~ & SO\ • llNC'>LN·MlRt:URY 2626 HARao• ILVD. macs. 8 troc:k, nu brulo.1·~. " .. clea n. $1000. 675-12:17. COSTA MESA 642·3777 1-~----~--•7 s MIRCUltY ·74 Squire Station Wagon. MAR9UIS WAGON 4-f'pd,27,000, top cond. Auto. Tran11 .. factory air S2200 979·7:>!1:! 842-8844 c:ondllionlng, power . ------steerin,, power brakes, 72 Pinto. oulo. 11unroof. '71 LINCOLN radio , h c ;it " r . !I sha!'P ~ 113 '1 only 30:.~00 pus nser !S'i8NDV 1 ma.. Lady owner 1. 100 Cl'!. e · · 1 ti73-4132 \' 8. auto. Irani.. factory $4888. . . :.i1r cond111011ing, power 7~ W~gon . ,.\1r .. 1us:i:a_11e. !'tccrin11. power brakes. J A,40 • 5630 ha m ales: lo price. Xlnt ~:t:. :~1~1~~~,~· r.J'ti~~ IW,mJI~ ~~~rig owner. Slfij() hl•uter. wh1lew..1ll lirt.'S. -·· ··-- --·-Pl th 9960 "nyl rout . t inted gl11Ss, 2626HAll80R ILVD. yrnou • w he c I cove r ". L o COSTA MESA •••••••• ••••• •• • •• •• •• m1ll·ugecar. <:i.111CCE 1 '73 PLYMOUTH $2999. 1970 MARQL'tS 4 dr. full FURY CPE. S40-S630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • llNCOI N ·MEIKUIW 2626 HARBOR ILVD. COSTA MESA pwr. Nr. nl'w r;idials. V·8, auto. trans .. fol'lury M11 ko m e Jn o ffr r: air conditioning, powl•r 644·11S6 i.lecrine. powl'r hrakt•s. '63 Mtrc l\t!lntrgo Runs id Clean. $450. IWi·\jlJ AM/F:\1 radio. h<'..itcr . vinyl r oof. 178!lc; 11' 1 $2188. ---------· • CO MustClfM) 9952 69 LIM LN ••••••••••••••••••• •••• S40·S630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ WllAT A V,\l.UE'! Aul , trims .. A~l/fM g tr11ck. 69 Mustang Fa0stback. cruise control t ill wheel 117000 m ile'> \ ''~Y J:d 2626 HARIOR ILVD. po we r l!lee0rln g, IA I' c ond. Sl ZOO. t,vt·:.. COSTA MESA cond .. JU.,l super !! 833·7Me. 1~3JEUI 'M Mustang, outu. mai:s. 13 Ply. Cust. Subu~h:m S 1286. V·8. quad tape. lo m1, Wgn. oll equ1pp,•d ::>197S sharp. 968·8898 e' c!' __ ,_962_·l_S_23 ___ _ • llNi.OLN·MERCURY .iutnm Jtlc tr1111~mli.1o1on, i;7:1 ·li7:!K rubbt·r bum1wr gu. rd1> .\:\f r.11110, ll~ht pul·k1111c, i.t:.indu1·1I s11,, wh1ll'w.111, dt•lu'l' '' h,•,•I 1·0,cr~. ll'fl 1 l'nHllt' m1r rur. electn c rloclo.. lua J:J)le rack. ti.llgoll' uulo loc·k, 360c1d, 4 bbl, V8 engine. heavy du.ty su1 1wn.,.lon p.1C·ka ~'" <11r rund1t111n1n1:. t1ntl'd I\ 1nd:.h1cld. 1 l>I' 411 $1995 :we in garJgc orvu \'k for ll1ck OrancJeCoast Daily Pilot .I.Ill \\'<-,t ll.1 v ~I l'o•IJ \ll•,.1 -Thunderbird 9970 'ii Bun1h•\\lh« .11r P\\I ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1t·1•nni:. ld1 S1i1110 h't 'M T Bl R LI. 11•1·1·111 i-1,uoO 11lr ~ll7:Ri<1lttip111 l'U!>lom r 1.,1111-.i11111\ '71 PONTIAC "5000. firm .1.11 :n,, CATALINA 'O!t I lloo1 t.u x u n R rou i: h .1 m f'"ulh i11..11l<'•I modd \'.8, .iulo tr Jn'. Sl200 t'th 11~1; ;11r co111I. J>11\\1·r 'h'1·r V~CJO 9974 lflJ.! rJdto & hc.1h}.r ''"'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• top I.OUK AT 1 lllS PHll'E' • t!!ti:!KLL> 74 \'rga 111, ht.I. .11110 $886. \ C. lo m1. 1111 l11 •' \ I GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 Sl075 830 ll'>'-l 1t It ;!x .. '7:? \ ('j(j 111 1 hlit lo. '''"' eni:. dutl'I• '' "'" 1111·• 1 ,. Jr i.1 lo.' "·" 1 .ii I P·•IK''' 1111 I II II• I Ill I •II tr.1dc >1•1:1:i,,1 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, New 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 . ..•••.•.........•..... , .••................•... ~ ••••.•...........•.... tt OO ct t n9•"t f 1oe•O '''"'"'''''0"' Ser •SGT AllAOtHt DOWI DEUYEISll CASH OR TRADE OM UPIOY9 e1mm1 'n fGIO GI TOllllCI '67 VW 1UG 73 .lfP CJ4 '?'2 PONTIAC Flu.D 4109.cl ''°'° ~ .. ,., ~ t OA HT V.f tulo l<WW • so .. o ••d•o. ••t11r 4 _, d<1•• v~ ·-H~IT V-t, tulo Ir-. YOU'LL LIKE THE TOTAL BETTER at HERB FIEDLANDER IMPORTS - ••••*************** 1976 FIATS 128 MODEL % Dr's. 4 Or'a, Customs. W1ion's *************** You Pay s50-om Dir. lft\'Oitt .. ·Ask lo see tllt h'voic~ *************** Many to Choose From Some Demos. ·····~········· YOU PAY INVOICE LE~ 2'k •Plus, Olr. ID$lllltd options fir any1 luMiak Let Dm Filutlal 1\\'.U. 10.A.C.1 54. #I r11..ri211.rmt FmJ.Flll o..rt•f Pnl• NEW76 MUSTANG II 2394~ ........ .................. ••• "'" •O•tr -v.o •-"O"ll dllC .... •• Str ~·- NEW '76 TORINO s4276 NEW76 PINTO COUPE s2976 _, IU~lG ltlC11W'f 11' tlW• ''"""'' YIJ02• nu 11r oll rQt d ltrH lllGICllV 11r _., ti~ ,,.,. btll'I" R&H V~OCI 40111 ~ d110 btt>tt A&H 51876 52476 51077 53477 $2876 I • WANT THE HARD TO GET 1 aBmn . ~\ 124 SPIDER AND X 1 /9 SPORTSC.AR THE -'ER">IMERS WE HAVE ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION SEE . us TODAY W•Stnic•WWW•W H11gt Senlc. Dept. '' S..-.Jc• Sttls-, c..._ , .. ~ Up To D ... P.ts Dept. mazDil GETS A eREAT DIAL WHEMYOUGET IM ON THE MAZDA NEW '7 6 M.A%DAS START AS LOW.AS $2999 Mazda Mizer (360064) • OUTSTANDING RESALE VALUES 1972 MAZDA RXJ 4DOORWAGON 4 speed. air cond.. spring green wlwhite int .• bucket seats & rear W!ndow defogge r. Immaculate! (2109) SAUPRICl$ I 879 • :-{ 1975 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE A nice car & stlll under factory warranty. (926NRX). $AVE • . lt72~A2DA I U24J>OOR • speed trans .. w it" a new englne. '(156EYI). SAllntc.$1545 • ~ 1974 CHEVY WY MIKADO PICKUP. l'ICCelle~ cond.. Perris Valley camper Bttel'-air cond.. striping. Qetrort mirrors &, knee deep In rubber. lmmaeulat•! (713'48W). '2999. • 1t1110•CN1'"2.0 With A M/Ffl4 f"~ & ooly 20,958 mllet. (241MSFJ. s7299.' Sund9.0ctobet3t, 1m --- USED CAR SPECIALS! '74 MALIBU 4 DR.. SB>AM Auto .• A&H. power steering. air conditioning. (904KML). • 17 6 AMC HORNET Hatchback. Auto .• A&H. power steedng. air conditioning. l901 MXGJL 5 3199 • '7 4 CA PRICE COUPE Auto. A&H.. P.S.. air cond.. vinyl roof. 50/50 split seat. (361NBD). 5 3599 • 175 FORD LTDWAGOM 9 pass .• auto .• R&H. P.S .. air conditioning. roor rack. 26.000 miles. (561MNE). s4499· • '73 CADILLAC ELDORADO Fully loaded Including full oower. factory air conditioning. (433089}. SUPER SAVINGS ON 76's.! t:f ow you can take advantage of Fact.ory ~ ... nbates on• 1976 lllOClels remaining ift ow t*lc. Over 150 css at ~ bl9CJtst discounts of h year. ALSO TM 1977 models .. hire mMI we Invite y• 19 clrfve the brand new ·n..1M1etblrcl. LTD, LTD H. Grenade, M•1tan9, or PlftfoTODAY! . .THE . . ACTION · IS ~LW1'¥S ., BRAND NEW 1976 D A T s u II' • 1210-H.B. With AM radio & undersea!. {846919). •2aaa • 620 PICK UP 7 Ft. LONG BED Automatic. radio. heater & undersea!. (125842). •3788 SUPER SPECIALS 1973 ELDOR.ADO COUPE Like new. AM/FM & 8 tracl< taoe. cruise control & full pwr. (945NKR) SALE PRICE * 1975 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM 60/40 pwr. seat. stereo radio. cruise control. pad. top & full pwr. Four to choose. (342MCDJ. LOW AS 58495 * 1976 COUPE DEVILLE Cruise control. AM/FM 8 track tape, • leather trim seat. cabriolet top. Five to choose. (147PCT). LOWASs7995 * 1975 COUPE DEVILLE Full pwr .. leather. crUlse control & stereo radio & tape. Shc'to choose. (747MMK). LOWA~ s7495 * 1974 ILDORADOCOUPE 60/40 pwr. seat leather & full pwr. Three to chQose. (Ser~ J0436845). LOWAs'7395 1974 FORD SPORTSMAN VAN I Stereo aystem w/tape, air oond., 1 refrig.. tum. Like new. Mist 8". (921MYA). Onty 15,417 miles. SALE PRICE . I 97 6 HONDA CIVIC Hondamatlc trans. radio & heiter. llkt new. (587PHG). '3195 BUY FROM IKE "72 VOLVO I 44E Auto. trans . air conditioning. disc brakes. AM radio. heater. yellow an color. S h arp! Se r . N o. 733ELG. 52999 '72 VOLVO 142£ Automatic trans .• factory air conditioning, power (disc) brakes. radio. heater. Blue in color. license No. 797GIU. 53476 •73 VOLVO 164E Auto. trans .. air conditioning. Power steering. power disc brakes. radio. heater. vinyl roof. License No . 644HDE. 54776 '74 VOLVO 164E Automat ic trans .. factory a•r conditioning. power steering. power (disc brakes. Stereo. radio. heater. Red in color. Sunroof. License 600RFD. ' 55876 '75 VOLVO 164E Automatic trans .. factory air conditioning. power steering. power (disc) brakes. power windows. Stereo. radio. heater. copper in color. Leather. License 999MYD. 56776 1976 B 0 N D A SELECTION ~ IS WHY WE'RE lo. I herever you ve n Orange County, buying a Uaed Car In Coata M••• from Johnson & Son "JU•t Makes Sensel" • • '74 UMCOLH 4 DOOC SIDAH V-8. a uto. trans •• factory air condltionlng1 PQwer steering. power disc brakes, power windows. power seats. radio, heater. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. tilt wtteel. extra nice car~! Lie. No. 645JPP. - 56095 '71 OLDS CUTI.ASS SWUMI , V-8. auto. trans .. factory air conditioning, power·steering. power brakes. power windows. power seats. radio. beater •. whitewall tires. tinted glass. wh!'el covers. door locks. bucket s~ats. etc. Sharp'. Lie. No. 901EAA>S 3 I 9 L. '11 LINCOLN V-8. auto. t rans .. factory air conditioning. P.Qwer steering, power brakes. power windows. power seats. AMI Flll radio, heater. whitewall tires. v1nyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. Lo mileage car. <3080~f:>.sz999 '71 CADliUC 4 DOOi ii6AH V-8. auto. tra ns .• factory air conditioning, power steerjng. power brak es, power wlnlJows. JR)wer seats. radio. healer, whitewall tires. tinted glass. wheel covers. Buy it r:i~ht ! Lie. No, 456DCH. . 52999 '75 MERCURY MAR9'JIS WAGON Auto. tran s .• factory air cond1l10nang. power steering. power brakes, radio. healer. 9 Passenger. C5S8N0V) S4888 'H MAllC lft V-8. automatic trans .• power steering & brakes. windows. & seat. radio. heater. wsw tires. vinyl roof, tinted glass. A classic! Stk. #412A. 52999 112 coulAI xlf V-8. a uto. trans •• ractor y air conditioning. power steering. power brakes. tape deck. radio. heater . whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. C435HGC). '7J KY~YCK V-8. auto. trans .. racotry air conditioning. power steering, power brakes. AM 'FM radio. heater. vinyl roor. (789G IPl.S SUPER RESALE SPECIALS RIVIERAS 176 RIVIERA (214POX) PRICED TO SB.L • '73 RIVIERA (174GPD) s3999 • '72 RIVllRA (227FYW) '2999 • '70 RIV•ERA (520BEH) 5 1999 IHI olDS CUTLASS SUPllMI COUPE (254CQR~ OMLY 5J 222 1972 MADA RXZ coeoJOl<l OMLY1 1 SSS lt74YIG%WAM* (467KLA) oMn51777 • I '7J VOLISWA ... IUG Air conditioning. (044HGG) OMLY 1233J • 1974 FOID MUSTAM ft V8·(610KLM) OHLY 13222 • lt74 IUICI . I.I SAlll COMY9mal Has everything· (96,REU) OMl.T53888 • lt71M• Wire wheel•· (002Nlti) o ... :;14555 . • • 1 t11muMPH111 (449MYF) O .. L\'15222 • • OPIMSUte.tY "' .. NANCY FINAL SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOIR 31, 197& LOCAL WANT ADS THAT'S SOOD, BUT UOWMAN~ PEOPLE ARE '(OU GOIN6 TO SCARE WITH A GRAPE? By Ernie Bushmiller 1 HATE TO MENTION ·IT. BUT YOU'VE OWED ME A DOLLAR FOR A MONTH I'M SORRY. NANCY-·-I CAN'T PAY YOU SACK---I'M BROKE AW, FORGET ABOUT IT-·-I'LL CANCEL YOUR DEBT l' D FEEL BETTER IF I COULD WORK OFF MY DEBT IN SOME WAY WHO ARE YOU ? ' ..... ·-. -....... --. ~ rve JOI NO'T'Hl~G -ro e1ve YOLA . ~r~Y. DENNIS THE MENACE lcx>K ATIHG SWELL ~ULA MA9K! "T"Mi ECONOMY IS OP'~ We CAN1'i AFFOl'D ANY Tff~iS TH~ VS:A~. 1'H!N YOIA lfEAL.IZE 1-'M Fo~cec> -ro ,..""K YOU : .. . . MOW 00 YO(/{ 00, ~'"· li'S HALLOWEEN A6AIN . HALl.OWii>il 61'T~ MCIE COMPLICAi1C> e:v!lY ~6At .·.·· By Hank Ketcham ~aJDGE PARKER AFTER DINNER, GARY FAVOR TAKES JOJO TO HIS COTTAGE AT THE · LAKE WHERE 5HE 15 INVITED TO JOIN THEIR WEEKLY POKER PARTY! 'ARO t P fl/. pom<.(' t-' 10-31 WE ALWAYS LET OUR GUEST DEAL THE FIRST GAME OF THE EVENING! IF I LOSE, THIS MAY 6E MY LAST! YOU BOYS PLAY TERRIBLY HIG~ 5TAKE5 ! I'M STRICTLY PENNY ANTE! IN THAT CA5E, I'LL 5EE IT AND RAISE ANOTHER TWENTY-FIVE! NOW IT'5 YOUR TURN, JO :JO! I 'LL OPEN FOR TWENTY-FIVE! I HAVEN'T LOOKED AT MY CARDS YET ,,, BUT DID YOU 5AY THAT I COULD BORROW FROM YOU? HERE 400 A~E [ OIN6 DoNG/ ~ .,. l i f I 10 ·31 DIM6 OONGf HI! 9(.)Ll'RE PROBF\BLQ GOING TO HAVE QUITE A FEW MORE KIDD/Eo STOP~ 9ET 1DNl6HT ... ·~ 50 HOW ABOUT A COUPLE OF BOXEf> OF BAND CAN()(,) JUST 10 BE WRE c,bU OOWT RON OUT~ MOOll MU• I IN!I byFarddohn•- GOOD OF '/OIJ TO SEE M~ONA 5UND,AY, DOC.TOR. ALL I DIE> WAS GO OVE~ OUR FINANCES WITH MY WIFE . D ..----- WELL, A DOLL,AR HERE,A Do~L.AR 1HERE . ~ I DOCTOR SMOCK \ MA'IB5 ITls SOMETHl~G I ATS AT LUNCH ... BUT I'M SURE i~E L.IVER 5,A05A~S WAS 0·1<'·---- KNOCK ON WURST. You'v~ GOT ~A'5TRIC ,; COMMON <S"ASTRJC M'ACRAME? , MACR.AMg. E:VE:RY L-1.,-'T"L-5 Gl~L--WANIS 10 ee: A NU.RSf:: WHE:N SHe: G>ROVVS UP 'cAuse IHE:Rf;'S NE:Ve:R e>f:f:N A PAIR OF VVOMeN 'S L-E:GS MAPf: IHAI' t..OOK GOOP IN WHl.,-e: SIOCKINGS.' l DRANK SOME MAYBE MILK ro CALM YOU'RE" MY STOM,ACH, MAKIN<: BUT IT1S STIL.L BUTTS~. CHURN IN~. ~ HUSB,ANDS WHO PoTMAT WIT~ IHEI~ WIVES A[WAyS ~ET THEIR STOMACHS - llE:D UP IN KNOTS. By George Lemont • HOl.1-'°°M·IHJG\1P..IJOOMP· POQA4-fHJOMP ~\I f I / (I ><><>LEY'$ r:,0.M11-! 10-31 t~ •. ..,.. KJ-3/ ,,,,,_ ______ _, _ __..--.s MA'{~~ IF '«'Ll PICKE:P UP1H~~MPOA E!rll HE~ GOT 6REAT HANDS ---- ,, -BUT A TENDENCY TO MOTION SICKNESS CAN Yotr UST YOUR EYES? 'Ibere are at l..a lix dlffer- encm In drawfq deiallt between top and bottom paaela. How qulekly can you ftnd them? Oleck anawen wtth thOM below. ~· "''Pll'O •t ,,.aoqpod.al 1J mn 1,aemo,.. •9 "l*IO!ipodU IJ mn •.UWft .,. ~· 11 •96 ·~ "imuJ#TP IJ SflJI "I: 'lUUUTP IJ lWJI 'l ~m<J TRACE AN EXACT copy of the ---IUlUTIH IOAID --- . eoH.ASTL y THOUGHTS! How cu JOG tun • Halloweea pumpkin lnto a lqUMbT ftrow It la tb9 alr; lt'U come don Ml·~! How an you keep two ltepl a.bead of a ahOlt'P Plty ebMUn with tt. ' eword Play: trwrt the letur 0 thNt Umn to malt• a word out of tbt1e lettan: FRBNN. "llOOllWOl 'I pioa ""' e Score Polnta? Eut ll to toUUnr..t M IOUth ii to: eoutheut, northwe&t, north. Which? 'lblnk tbil Oftl' a bit before anawarlnl. diagram above, om11tina the stars. e Tonrue Tanelers! Say fut: "Good blood, bad Invite someone to draw a perfect blood," growled the IJ"&Y"lf"h t}>Oll. Now try: squue around the center square Which witch wilhed the wicked wlsb? Repeat. and circle so that each r::~:::=:~:::::;:::=:::=::::;:=::::;;;:::;;a~;c;;;;:::=~ 6 side of the f!Jurt \JI drawn passes through one of the four heavy dots. An answer miaht be easilyachievedifit wore pemUllibJe to draw a aquarehavinc one of its sides pass throU,h two ot the dots. But J he solution dcm&JldS one dot on each side. How it's d one: The fo ur stars which you were careful to omit ! from your tracing tn· L:::=::=:::=:...!~~tf~~~~l\!~~~ dicate comers of the A·HAUNTING WE WILL GO! WhJch of five pathl abo,. answer square. does the ahoat take to reach lta trick-or·treater pah? FRIGHTL Y 80! Add colon for a tlJMly pldure: 1-Rad. 2-Dk. blue. &-Yallow. 4-Lt. bJOWD. 5'-F1elb. &-U. pMD. 7-Dk. l'"ft. f-Otanel. 9'-BlacL 10-Muooa. 11-U. o-y. SPREBIN DER! IOO&l lt ,.w..t• .... Ul ~· ..._... tb• .-.I Mio• to fonn two complfte WGftla: ITH E. a £.AL . . . . . ... THIN IClON l poln" eedl few all worda of four J__.t or more round amona th• latten. 1't7 to IC!Gle al ...... polata. ·-q 'etW'l : ........ efClllOd h ... ~ " ·-... ' j ' - BOOMER By Brown and Casson GO OOdJN iH6 ~ALL, CL05£. IH~ CUs<TA IN . PULL 1He l6v£R.. r-the sma11 societq '!~ -Wai;~, -rnr~ 1.s -rn~ ~rr;t;e YotJ ~lP Y'"tJ'O c~ WHE=N YOU G.oT T01i; ~~H ... JT{G TIMS To Pl~LfA PrZE=61 P~ITT- .AJ2E:: YOU 60/NG TO VoT~ FOfZ FOl<O,. co,Ms.~ TtJ~::SDAY r I HE:"s MY '5E=cOND CHOICE:- \ 10-31 ! IHOUGHT ! WAS ' \t>TING! bli brickman AL-GO MY '6~ND C~O/C~ -:::.r .... ~~ ~ /. ---·--- INSSDE you W~Re SUCH A NON- PHYSICAL-CHlt...D you we~e Ot.JL.-Y CHOSerJ 1"'o Pt,AY £3A~e~AU... OHC£? '--n HA-HA-HA.! You, '' fOUR-~yes/ lN A 0At,L... GAMG. ~ GORDO ALL. 6Q.JLS OA'l1 A(;JAINf STICK A/i!.OUNO I r/./E v '1-J.. B/: .SETT/,4./G A ..SP!<EAO FOR /HE 6Pll<.IT.6/ 'li\Nli tl"NAHAllA WHA"f Posrnorv P'YOV? WA~i I LOOI<. J..!l<E MID- N!Gl-l'i Al NOONf u 1111£'R e IN~ P/E't..11. EJ/ef('l l<I/? IS Cfltl.sttV BOT /116. I'M Orr@ av£" SIPG' -AtO;ll& -eur fi51<Cet-Y /?trl6RM1ttlel? 70 PAR77C/,P;tlE IA.Jiff.IM Y Pf;eR . ~OU?. .. " ... t?:1THER ~PoK~S:MA~ r::or< 'IH~ le-AM owrve~ -t/~ 6'-SE3 PL-AYeR . ReFR~~NIA11Ve. THE MARIGOJ..D 1& ·n1e TltAOITIOAIAl- >IALLOWEJ:N !=J..OWE/Zf <:!!CAB ;HAT CANO LE, PM! f/Ul<R.'/f, .. • rAl<E:6 A ll<JCI< ro GS TA A 7?'a: I . IN T/415~ ' }/()/)6E/ CJ.061E ·· 'IOU!<. £:'1ES1 DOPE/ WE11..L #!OE AMON~~ ANO WAIT FOi< THE COO~IES AAJO f COCOA. by Jeff Millar & 8111 Hinds l-IEY, COACH, W~ THAT PA~ TO THE RUNNING MCK DR 'TJ.fE DEEP RECEIVEr? 1 l l ( DAILY PILOT --r ___ ......,;- ' • \ • FOR REP. PETER PEYSER <R.-N.Y.> Now dm lfa.....,.. • owa. llow-* of as--., ... tM Govea -....... tM Bicatam.11- Mark Weber, Tyroee. PL • Approximately $467 million slnoe 1969 on activities and oonstructl.on projects. (Much of this would have been spent anyway even without 1976 celebrations, but since these projects coincided. they were included ln Bicentennial FOR a.EVElAND AMORY Wiiiy did yoe feel t111e Med to form nc Fuel f• A.elaala wlaat ,.,. were alrud, a •c.cadlll wrttcr?-E.D., Padflc Palludca,Calf. • When 1 saw my first bullfight ln Nogales, Mexico, the brutality of the sport horrified and nauseated me. 1 vowed then to direct my talents to opposing cruelty to animals. 1 am an active member of most humane societies and on the board of directors of many of them. Ten years ago, I realized tny dream when 1 founded The Fund for Animals, and l consider It my life's work. FOR BEVERL V SAS.WON Slltce yoe ud yow .....,,._. co-udlorecl .. A Year of Bcuty ud Haldi," do Y" agree .,. tlile ub)ed .. uet? --..Wy N1cWM. fat H...Wa•, C-.. • Does any couple always agree? Vidal takes enough vitamins to rattle when he walks. (I feel 1 get a sufficient amount from my food.) Vidal fasts once a month. (1 haven't fasted since he proposed to me.) We agree on the bask ingredients of our vitality drink-protein powder, eggs, soy lecithin and wheat germ. But Vidal adds honey, and. to his horror, I prefer peanut butter. FOR ADELA ROGERS ST.~ crime reporter-author Do Y011 asrce wMi wrtten wlilo uy die Patty He.ant c.-e WM tlile Trial of tile Catwy?-.lollia Foacr, Mlwlll*• WI&. • No. The trial of Bruno Hauptmann, the kidnapper of the Lindbergh baby, was the Trial of the Century. It had all the elements of a Shakespearean play. FOR STEVEN SPIELBERG, movie director Wiiiy dlcl ff talie tllree ~de .. kal Marb to ..ae "Jaws"? WCMllU't w laave baa ~?-S. Lar4. Rodded!e. Fla. • We needed an "open" side at all times so the operators could maneuver the shark. This meant we needed a shark that had a right side (left side open); a lert side (rtght side open); and a full view with the bottom exposed. FOR 11fE ••ASK THEM YOURSEIF' EDITOR Wliat cu YOll tel me abotlt .leu Staplctoa'• dildra? I bow DOdas abotd tlMm.-S.M., A1M1cno11, W . • Pamela, 16, and John, 14, are described by their mom as "great kids who have their differences but, on the whole, get on well together." They both seem all set to follow In their parents' footsteps. (Dad. William H. Putch. f Is a producer-director.) In fact. from 5 on, they've spent :. their summers working at their father's Totem Pole Play-i house In Pennsylvania. Pam Is assistant stage manager and ti lighting designer. John helps out behind the scenes, too. E And they both do their bits on stage. Last year they played brother-and-sister roles. They're "A" students and Intend to go to Carnegie-Mellon University, their father's alma mater. Two winters ago John made his debut on "All In the Family" as a Boy Scout. showing Archie how to hang the American flag. c-Plloloe: P,.tt<Nnt Ford; J. P. Ulfont19ygma Oowrnor Carttr; Danni• 8rack/81aclc Ster costs.) The American Revolutlon~lcentennlal Admlnlstra- tion (ARBA) has received approximately $50.5 milUon in appropriations from the Congress since 1969. 0( this. about $20 million was aUocated as grants to the lndMdual states. ARBA received $37 million from oommemoratlve medal sales, one-half of which was used for their actual production. Of the remaining $17.5 million, $9 million was dLspensed for state grants and $8.5 for other Blcentennlal- related projects. FOR CAROL 8lltNETT Are Y" rdlglom?-M.C., Traatoa. N.,. • To a certain extent, although I don't belong to a formal religion. l pray constantly and meditate. Praying ls talk.Ing to God; meditating Is listening to Him. 1 was raised In the Christian· Sctenee religion and still hold to many of Its beliefs (however, 1 do go to doctors). There's so much more to Christian Science than not taking medicine-It's the positive attitude that l flnd so Important. My children were baptized Catholic, but 1 don't force them to go to church. We talk about God a lot. and believe In Him. FOR LOWEU.. ntOMAS. newscaster, explorer, author Do '°" .... tlile Amoba Dram .. Me&l?-G.G. er.a.- tree. la I S. Mk:la. •The American Dream dead? Far from It lf Carthage was able to survive for almost a thousand years before Its fal~ surely we can do the same. or better. Our nation ls stJU No. 1, and If we take advantage of our opportunities to explore the Wldersea and space, the years ahead should be another Golden Age. FOR ORESTES "'MINNIE" MINOSO, 53-year-old coach and designated hitter for the Chicago White Sox Wlliat promptecl '°" to come old of tttlremeat?-Clllta Meyers. Daurat. N . .J. e I have said In the past that when I die I hope It Is with a White Sox uniform on. Last winter I was called and asked to be a White Sox coach. 1 was tickled to have the chance to return to my favorite city and team. Then when I was asked If I would like to play again, I said yes. Since 1964, fve been playing and managing In Mexico. FOR ANGIE DIOONSON of TV's "Police Woman" Hue Y" ewer twtded yoer aMJe nMiDg la tlloee Wglt- Melecl ..W.?~ Gnc::e, A.dee, N.M. • Yes Indeed I have turned my ankle while running on the show. But I've been lucky and have never sprained or broken an ankle. Good thing, too, because I have to be at • work every day, and there really Is no tlme for lnjuryl Oclob« 31 , 1178 family Weekly Th• Newt1111* MaoulM PATRICK M. LINIQY, Executive V.P.·Sales Dir. o.nld a. Wtoe, Ad Manager; 1Uc"9rd K. c:.rrotl, Aasoc. Eestem Mgr.: Joe Fr9Dr, Jt. Wat tarn Mgr.: Lawrence II. Finn, Delroil Mor. PMJM., ......... -., Uettl M4ll ".,... ... Cefll.; Kent 0',\11-.-0, Marlceting Mgr.: Jolwl MurpllJ, Prom. Dir.; C.ryt Eltef, Mdsng Mgr P'UIUIHIR RILATIONa: ROIERT O. CARNEY and L!I! nua, V.P.a and CO·Dlrec1ore: .....,. H. Mentott, Mgr. PUauaHIR .. RVICU: "°"'1 J. CllliatAM. 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Scandals In high offices had shaken our confidence and our Gerald Rudolpb Ford As-:63 ~,, Wife: Betty Clildra.: Mldael Gcnlcl.16 Wiii Gu-.r UlldU. t4 StcYa~IO s..u Ellabetla. 19 EdllUtioMI &.c:*SJOMd: Gr .... ted U.... of Mldllsaa 1935 V.a. L.w Sd.ool IMl Mlltary: W.W. D. U.S. Navy l.Je•taaut Commuda Prof...._: c.o.sr ... ,., Viele Pra.Haa. Praldat Rc1191oa:~ Sport: Golf, SU.., T ..... t • FAMIL.YWEEIClY, Octoii.t 31, 1971 Ford: Our continuing goals will be to check inflation, provide new housing, rekindle faith in our justice ~em. trust And at home spiraling lnflaUon was ruJnlng the famJly budget by eatJng up our savings and flattening our pay- check$ .. We were hurtling toward the worst recession In a generaUon. And abroad. the war In Asta still lingered on with all Its bitterness and tragedy. You yourself can see the difference In America today. You saw It on the Fourth of July, when mllllons of Ameri- cans In small towns and big clUes cele- brated their love of country In a way never seen before In history. The whole world marveled at the spectacle of a country united ln freedom and In peace. They witnessed more than the beauty of the ''tall ships'' or the pageantry of the wagon trains. They saw people of dJfferent races and different ages ring- ing bells, singing In churches and even dancing In the streets--spontaneously expressing their feelings of pride and joy. More than any moon or Mars voy- age, '&Is outpouring of aHectlon, with- out Incident or riot, told the world America had found herself and re· gained her faith as the guardian of democratic hopes and dreams. I would not claim that the resurgence of the American spirit Is due to any dramatic programs of my Administra- tion. It Is the American people them- selves who, by re4Chlng back to their roots of the past. rekindled their hopes for the future. No President, by just writing a bill or signing an act, can lift the spirit of a nation. He can only aspire to charting a course that renews confi- dence and setting a Presidential tone that inspires trust l have tried In my two years to heal the wounds of war and Watergate. I have tried to check the runaway lnfla· tlon that robbed our poci<etbooks and the lncreaslng joblessness that sapped our pr1de. We have In some measure suc- ceeded. We have ended the period of Asiatic war and Involvement. Our coun- try Is at peace and seeks peace for all nations, Not a single American Is at war anywhere on the face of the earth. At home, we have seen emerging what I hope will be a new era of de- cency and trust. We have put the night- mares behind us and have entered the sunshine of our third century as a natJon. Only an Administration that set an example of openness and demanded complete honesty could have begun to restore confidence In our National Government. Finally, we are witnessing a real comeback on the economic front. Infla- tion Is .still a great burden, but today It Is only half of what It was In 1974. Profits are up. Production ts up. Put- chase.s are up. With the recession finally turned around, some 4 million Ameri- cans have found new jobs In the pa.st 18 mon~the biggest Increase In any 13-month period In our peacetime his- tory Unemployment Is still too high, but more Americans are working today than ever before. Confidence has re- turned, and we are In the full surge of steady economic expansion. But there ls still much to be done. That Is why I am asking for another four years to serve as your President. My reason for asking your support Ls not because l am attracted to the power of the Presldency or the glamour of the White House but ~use of something all of you would recognize In your OWTI hard-working llves.-l want to finish the job I have begun. My hope ts that In working ~ther we can build an America that does not merely celebrate history, but writes It- that offers limited government and un- limited opportunity-that concerns It- self with a quality of life marked by strong and free religious Institutions. homes which nurture the young, weav- ing a strong moral fiber for future gen- erations, an America where the other basic ln.stltuUons In education and In· dustry are $0lldly grounded and produc- tive for the good of all who live In thJs great land. All of you as heads of households are striving to bulld better futures-to .seek and keep a good job, to make.a home In a decent neighborhood, where children can be happily raised. to find schools where the quality of edu- cation Is hJgh-and to do this while bal- ancing the family budget and yet savlng up for our health and perhaps our chil- dren's educational needs. In a sense, that Is all I am trying to do as your President-to furnish more Jobs with better f,_tures, to have more homes bought or built In safe neighbor- hoods, to see that more schools offer a • quality education and to meet the prob- lem of catastrophic Illness that wipes out savings and bankrupts households. To accomplish all this In the nat1onal budget without ralmg taxes and In~ creasing Inflation Is no simple task. And any candidate who pledges to remake the face of America In four years Is either fooling the publk: or fooling him· self. But If we pursue .sound, .sensible pollcles-pollcles that encourage steady growth and steady progress-- we can eventuaJly achieve any goal that we set for ourselves as Amerlcans. l no doubt, have made mistakes. I do not, any more than you would. pre- tend to be perfect or to have all the answers. In your own lives of rearing a family or running a household. there are disappointment$ to be expected as well as trhnnphs, But you do try to set a tone and plot a course. So have 1. I will continue to attack inflation by vetoing unnecessary Fed- eral spending. By careful budgeting. we will be able to cut taxes and reduce Interest rates. At the same Ume, we can provide for more homes. I have recentty set forth new housing programs to lower monthly payments ln the early years of home ownership and to reduce down payments by as much as 50 percent for homes In.sured bv the F.H.A. ln education l have proposed to Congre" replacing paper-shuffling bureaus In the educational bureaucracy with one program that would free an addlUonal $3.3 billion for aid to ele- mentary and .secondary schools. I am also pledged to maintaining local con- trol over local schools and to restricting unnecessary court-ordered busing. I have sent to Congress a crime mes- sage that would end the revoMng door of justice where hardened criminals tQO soon get out on the streets when they belong ln jail. Crime today In the United States ls rising at 14}$5 than one- third as fast as when I took office. Anally, I will continue the peace not only by making sure we have a re- sponse strong enough to deter agres.- slon but also by asking new initiatives for negotiation and agreement that limit the rt.sk of war. If you think this Is the right course to chart at home and abroad, I ask for your .support to finish the job. I need your help. I also need your prayers. Some years ago, right after World War ll, General Eisenhower ~ht a farm In Gettysburg. A clerk In the ~ courthouse asked the General, who then lived In New York, why he had done so. General Eisenhower replied, ''I want to take a piece of land and leave It to God better than I found It." And similarly with God's help, you and I working together will continue to make our land a brighter and happier place to live and dream. • ttl Will Be Worthy of Your'Bust" Carter. The Government must work for the people; high unemployment need not be inevitable; even the smallest bureaucracy can stand trimming. By dimmyCarter Especially for FAMILY WEEKLY I have always had an WlShakeable trust in the common sehse and judgment and the high moral char- acter of the American people, and l think that to the extent these qualities can be mirrored In our Government. It can strengthen us tremendously. After the Democratic Convention of 1972, I began to think seriously about a Presidential campaign, and to as.sess, with the help of those close to me, my own strengths and weakne.s.ses. We talked about pollUcs, geography, char- acter, education, experience, appear- ance, age, mannerisms and lack of fame. In spite of some critical assess- ments (my staff, friends and famJly thoroughly enjOyed some of these frank evaluation sessions), I decided to run. l knew that my motive was good: I am deeply concerned about our country, and have no selfish aspirations In government. I have been a farmer, an engineer, a businessman, a planner, a sclenUst and a Governor. Having worked the la.st twenty years In local, state and national affairs, 1 have learned a great deal. For too long, political leaders have been isolated from the people, and they've made their decisions without seelns personally the direct Impact of Government programs upon the people whose lives are affected by those decl- sJons. Our people feel that they have little access to the core of government and little Influence with elected offl· cials. I think the American people are entJtled to believe quite literally In the promises upon which our nation was founded, including the commitment that "Government shall derive Its just power~ from the consent of the gov- erned. No one wants more than 1 do to see the control of the Government returned to the American people. I think the peo- ple want to elect a strong President. because he Is the one person In this nation who can speak with a clear voice to, and for, Americans. But they also want a President who Is respon- sive to their needs-who understands their hopes and fears and frustrations. Honesty and openness that Ameri- cans seek In the Government must also be translated Into the kind of poUcle.s a Government adopts-people-oriented policies that serve the general Interest I am In favor of an all-inclusive "Sun- shine Law" in Washington to open meetings of Federal boards, commis- slons and regulatory agencies to the public, along with those of Congr~ slonaJ committees. The recently passed law Is a step In the right direction, but It doesn't go far enough. The White House successfully opposed efforts to make it stronger. There shoukl be com- plete disclosure of all business and financial Involvement of all major offi- cials, and no Involvement should be al- lowed that mlght conflict with the public Interest. Right now, the public Interest, the people's interest. demands that we tackle the biggest problems facing us today: Inflation and unemployment. Despite the tough talk from this Ad- ministration about Inflation, the plaJn fact is that the food bill of American families has Jumped 70 percent .since 1968. A great deal of the Inflation could have been prevented by an alert Government paying attention to dlsl<>· cations and shortages In supply. We need an "early warning system" about shortages In this country that will pre- vent a repetition of the kind of Govern- ment mlsman~ernent that allowed prices to be driven up at the Incredible rate we have witnessed. I believe we must act against both Inflation and unemployment. rather than concentrating on just one. If l am elected President. I pledge that we will never sacrifice someone's job-his or her livelihood-for the sake of any 111- advlsed economic game plan. Ordinary wage earners and families take the brunt of Government's callous- ness. When a business executive can charge off a $50 luncheon on a tax re· tum and a truck driver cannot deduct his $1.50 sandwich-when oil compa- nles pay less than 5 percent on their earnings whlle employees of the com· pany pay at least three times this rate- then we need basic tax refonn. When we have welfare policies In half our states that deny aid to children unless and until their father d€$erts them, and Medicaid regulations In 21 slates deny prenatal care to first-time mothers, then we need a Government that makes Its every decision with the Intention of strengthening, rather than weakening, the famlly. One of the problems that should con- cern every American Is the plight of our senior citizens, who are twice as likely as the rest of the population to be poor, and most likely to be subject to the fi- nancial burden caused by Illness. Senior citizens need adequate Income, hous- ing. health care, transportation, and the knowledge that they are assisted by a comprehensive program designed spe- cifically for their benefit. We mu.st do much more to take advantage of their experience, a true national a.sse t. I thJnk that anybody who's able to work ought to work, but for those who cannot. we need an efficient and com- passionate welfare system. What we have now Is a massive bureaucracy In which 2 mllllon employees struggle to administer over 100 different assist- ance programs. That system needs to be simplified. I believe that the American people, Including myself, are lntelllgent enough to devise a falr, equitable welfare sys- tem rather than the massive bureau- cracy we have now. We must divide those who can work and the ones who can't. educate and train those who are not employable now but can be, and deal sensitively with those that are sub- ject to being dependent on Government. There are real problems In America -the cost of health car~. the protec- tion of our environment-which cannot be solved as long a.s the economy ls mismanaged. When our economy Is restored to health, the country wlll have the strength and capacity to solve these pressing needs-with a balanced bud· get and without Inflation. The way our Government operates, as well as Its substance, Is In need of drastic change. Government's work- ings should be understandable, efficient and economical, and they can be. Right now, our Government has no clearly defined goals, and no mechao- lsm to achieve them If they did exist. Consequently, we drift from one crisis to the next. with no way to coordinate different programs, no way to monitor efficiency. Planning and budget must work hand In hand to make sure that long-range goals-health cans. energy, transportatlon, land use, conservation -<an be Identified and accomplished. I hope you'U Join me ln a peT'$0nal commitment to change our Government for the better. I see no reason why government ahcx.ald be confused and wasteful when the American people are not eonfUMd and don't waste. And 1 see no reASOn why we ahoold divtde rural people from urban people or young people from old people or black people from white people or different regions or religions from one another. I see no reason why government should not be honest when the American people are hone.st. We need to believe once again that our national leaders are honorable and competent and deserving of our trust. lf l am elected President., I intend to be worthy of that trust. • Jimmy Carta Age:52 ~: s ·10· Wife: Roulya Qlclra: Jadc.!9 Clllp. 2' Mf,!4 A.my.' EftaatloMI~ ~ ... u.s......, A~y,1M6 Mlltary: ...... s.bmartM Offlca, Uataut Proladoa: B ln111ru•, farmeraacl ~ .... .... Sooldaen Blipdlt Sport: SofttMI FAMILY WEEKLY, Oetober 31, 1118 a I Limit one cartridge with coupon from this ad only NEW BORDERLESS PRINTS Offer enda Mar. 30, 1977 ~ We UN Kodak paper. c SKRUDLAHO PHOTO, 1974 I 0 Here ia my cartridge of 12-n:poeure Kodacolor I I: ·}4·*~'·~~ .. ·, \ film. I am encloeing $1.25 with thit apeci.al coupon. I: ~ D Here ia m.y cartridfe of 20-expoeure Kodaoolor film. I am enclosina $2.50. : ~!'-11111 lundenlandloil-willbeCffdii.d. ~~ : : MYl::EmM \ ~~~.J(J/--: I ~~ I I ~~~ I L..F----------~~n..-----~-----•~~J .,. # Could You Picture These Men In the White House? · ... " President Dole T By Peter MacDonald When the last speech wound drearily to a close at the Republican National Convention, I .showered and made ready for what I thought would be a well-earned sleep. But I soon was awakened by a tele· phone call from an East Coast friend, who asked: 'What about Dole? What do they think about him in Kansas?" My mlnd, dulled by repetitive rhe· toric, shook Itself awake, and I realized for the first time that Senator Bob Dole might become our next President, If the law of averages has not been repealed. President Dok? Somehow, the ques- tion didn't track. How was I to answer my friend? After all, for more than 20 years our newspapers had, for the most part, opposed Dole every time he ran for office. Sometimes damning him. Some- times damning him with faint praise- a more subtle attack. Why did we oppose him? On philo- sophical grounds, mostly. To us, he represented the school of thought which teaches that the Pwitan ethic Is the ultimate answer to the fate of the naUon. It seemed that he blithely dlsre· garded the fact that, as the nation grew, the heart of the Puritan ethic-equal opportunlty-vanJshed With that basic disagreement estab- lished, it was no chore to fault Dole on other counts. He gave the Impression that to question the integrity of the President was at best unpatriotic, de- spite growing evidence that there was little Integrity left That those who op- posed the war In Vietnam were 'Com· munlsts or traitors or both. That opposing Right-to-Work laws meant one was the tool of the Unions (color them pink), but there was no thought given to the opposite proposition-that to support such laws made one the tool of Big Business. In sum, we opposed him for all the reasons that moderates oppose the ultraconservative. This was reasonable In weighing a candidate for legislative office. But what of the executive? Isn't that a dlf· Cofllin11~d on pa1« 8 I e FAMILY WEEKLY, October 31, 1971 ~ President Mondale? By AIEleele A smiling Senator Walter Monda&e flashed the thwnbs-op sign at a bevy of anxious aides gathered In his New Yori< City hotel room last July 15 as he heard Jimmy Carter asking him on the tel~ phone to be his Vice-Presidential run. nlng mate. For the 48-year old Minnesota Demo- crat, wno has led one of the most charmed lives In contemporary Aimm· can politics, It was a gesture appropri- ate to the occasion. Since his flrst Involvement In politics as one of Hubert Hwnphrey' s college- student alUes In the late 1940's, the strait-laced son of a poor country preacher has displayed an uncanny knack for being the right person In the right place at the right time. Mondale was a struggling young at- torney less than four years out of law school ln 1960 when then-Governor Orville Freeman, Ignoring the warnings of party leaders that Mondale was too young and Inexperienced, appointed him Attorney General of Minnesota. Four years later, when Senator Humpfirey was elected Vice President, then-Governor Karl Rolvaag resisted the temptatJon to appoint h.lmself and gave the Senate job to Mondale. Now, with Carter's decision that Mondale would provide the be$t balance for the 1976 Democratic Presidential ticket, he has been placed, once again by ap- pointment. on the road history shows 1.s the surest path to the White House. Given his friend.ship with Lady Luck and his meteoric growth curve, the odds are good that Mondale someday will succeed where a long line of fellow Presidential aspirants from Minnesota, Including Humphrey, Eugene McCarthy and Harold Stas.sen, have failed. If that should happen, the American people may be In for some surprises from a man whose Image Is that of a devout believer In big-spending Demo-• crat.lc liberalism. During his almost 12 years ln the Senate, Mondale has become one of the foremost Congressional advocates of social reform and defenders of the dis- advantaged. A self-styled "pragmatic liberal" who says he believes In "re· Contlnu~d on pag~ 8 ---~ Seept-oto~ M cxirrc:>allona ll8lc"8 lo ~76 !\JI.size Olevvs. A whole new ca~ a whole new ball game. tt was clear that cars hod to become more etflclent. Not just small cars. All cars. It W0$ equc:jly clear that plenty ot people stlH piefelfed cars of size ond Sl.bs1once. ond wet9 not d:>out to settle b less. So we QCJ\ol0 !hem mo'8. Mole economy and common sense on the one hand. moie heod room and l90f leg room and tnllk room on the othef. All In 0 cttsp. Clean. beouttfUI rew pockoge we call The New Chevrolet: A whole rr&w kind ot 6-passenger ca that's mcwe monogeoble In size. 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Unlll DO•, t.o....et, It baa bcieD aYallable ooty to &nnlcn Wbo ba•e llCQldJ '1riled Bcdskhem, walked down IU UNO• llnlc:U •lnuallY ~Cid aJnot ~ Ume of Oulll, and were fonunau enou,ii to _.... aaou thb knody cm.a at a ....a 11ttct comet buaat. our buyer did Ju.st that on a •lilt to the Neat Eaa. and wbea be saw the Cfl*, and kar1'Cd Ila fudnatlo1 hlaory, he made spec:lal ~ wltJI lbe faml)y tbal producca II (and with lbe ~ of Bethldxm • well) to bue It l~ II Is DOW a ft.Ila!* lo the U.S. for the "er/ ftnt tlme-....t Oftly /rOfft Slllt.Ht Ho..tt. Tiie l«haiqva Wied tO make Lbia Cn>U b&YC: bceo handed down from father to .,. for .._ 2000 1can. Ju.1 think how remarkable that la-for k Is lnllY • Wlo< of aplritual dcYOllon for a lamll.Y to be IO dedkaled 10 IUdl a C011tlnu.Jna pt'Oj«1, And ac:ll family mcmb« ha1 Illa own tpedllc taalc to perf-.. u.. ftaWacod ~ .. fublcJeed. UntU 900 .rean ate> this c.rota ... often a1'tcd lrom the aad'l'C h&tdwooeb of \he area. But tbe Cnluda1r Introduced the ,... of inotMr-of-pcat1 In tbe lltll Ol:ftf11rY, and llncc that lime only pnultk rnotbu-ot-peatl bu beu Uled. Tbe lnlcirtbed wonl ''BETllLEBEH'9 - proof &.bM It la an authentic orlcln&L Bach lodlvld\J&J uoa II banckut from blodt1 or the llnf'lt obUlnable motbcr-of•purl, and the loola uted to do I.Itta-a rotilnl uw, a 1maU ell.Itel, and a ftle-are the umc aa hlYc bcai &*II for ccnturka. f!adl alack CtOla requires owr 1000 ~ •rolu• lO complccc. Tiie cWk:acie tlicRe woft ,_ -la I.be photOlrllJ)h of Ill It CtOla cu only be accom- pl lsbod by ouch pelmtakl111 bud Cf'llfUmanlblp. After die c:rom le compkUd. a .ad ~ eohuJon 11 Ulod that 1h·a the c:roa a remunt>ae lnUlsl~ lulUe •Ilia will -fade. Tiie *aSo -". "Bc(hlcllan ~. II 1Mn imc:rlbed on the be1:*. or I.be cn>9-)'0Ur proof that 11 ta ea uatbendc handmade or111AaJ. It OOCMS wllh a delk:aU 1 r llerliDa allver cllalll. RcJ1ro<hlClio111 aad oopoca of I.Ilia r._ Cf<MI ll&Ye .old for AS HIOH AS $29.9' AND MOJlE! Yet t.bey camoc COfl\PAR to Ille mqn lllcc:nC'c ol Ille delicate band.fuhlooed tnlanc WOfk found only on the true orl&lnal. Youn now at a price tar 181111 t.ban &. belq pNd for reproductlom and copleit ~ 1101W1ne mocbc:r-of-11C&tl croa of Bethldlem ll • ftne piece Of )cwctry that )'OU will al.-.ys weu wltJl pride &M ckYoUoft. Aad lt'1 truly a thoQPI· fl.ll sift tllat •ill briDa srat joy to tboae wbo re«IYC h. It le n11lab'* ort/y from S...-HOOle. Tbe price I• only 19.9'. aod 700 may onlc:r two and aue "'""'" more bec4i11et we U-pay 1be i-cqc aod baodlin1. Bids crOM la handmade,'° lhe num- -bcr 1Yailablc 11 MCCIUrily u.mtt..ci, Order catl)' 10 &Yoid dllappolnlll:lellt. Copyrl1lrt C 1976 S111Ud Ho..,t ·---------------------------------• SUNBETaHOUSE §Mr. (PIUMprlnttluny I I 11111 .. -. • .....,-.~m11 =r· I I rtuH Hnd IM Ille ,_1,,. MOl!ler.of·purl ''°" Addm I I (#329913) of .. 1111t11t111. 1 tnt:lon $U51. JI 1tu1 nc I potlalt •IKI lllftdllne. I Ulldtrstand tfl•t I ' '"' !IOI CllY-------------1 dellcllttd, I may reblm It tor a full and lmrMdltlt I I ref1111d of Illy t11tlr1 pvrdtt.e pf1(1. Stlt --Zip I I SAYE $4.IO AND OllD(R TWO l'lttH char11 my 0 llll~Utllttlcard 0 Matlaf Char at I • a ~~c:i. '=~ "':11 =~ ~~'•;:, =: ::u" .. ""'""' otapo. ·o o • ' • M l $UO. (C.llf. r b .,... '"' ule1 111). Mastaf Charp Oftly I ~-------------------------------- Conliftued from page 6 f erent ball park? I told my friend 1 must think on It and write him later. 1 did. Much of what I wrote follows: If the legislative branch reveals a man as a party politician, surely the execuUve branch reveals a man as him- self, What kind of man. therefore, ls our Junior Senator? How would he function as President? First. Dole ls one of the hardest· working Senators I have known. In spite of our opposlUon to his elections, we have neve.r found him unresponsive to any request or inquiry. We were. simply, his consUtuents (If somewhat cantank· erous ones), and he treated us as such. He had a sympathetic ear for our prob- lems, for all Kansas' problems. For example, I have seen hlm sweat through hearing after hearing, in a hot Kansas summer, trying to stall the abandonment of rail service which would add more burdens to his people. He has championed the rural residents, the disadvantaged ones who suffer one outrage after another in such areas as ~ servk:e, new highways. trains, cable televlsk>n. He has b'ied to stem the foroes of an urban-Oriented Govern- ment. At the same time, he has provided a sympathetic ear-and votoe-to the oil interests of his state. to bankers, to contractors. lhrough his pa.sslon for military powe:r, he has been a prime mover in the growth of Wk:hita as an alr center. He has fought both Secre- tary of Agrlcutture Earl Butz andA.F.L · C.l.O. President George Meany when he felt the interests of Kansas' farmers were threatened. This ability to represent. ably, a broad economic spectnan surely would be a Presidential asset. His reputation as a fulsome and sometimes vtb'iollc orator ls deserved. Objective listeners wlll note, however, that he attacks a target more In the style of a polished debater defending only one viewpoint than In the style of a scholar trying to examine all the facts and arrive at the best probable answer. 11leTe ts no gray ~ for Bob Dole. Ufe and Its problems are black and white. That Is a luxury a President cannot enjoy. Since his re~lectlon to the Sen- ate In 1974, and particularly since his marriage last December to Ellzabeth Hanford, Dole seems to have recog- nlied this fact. HJs oratory may be as one-sided as ever, but his votes have shown a moderation In his views.. So much so, In fact. that he has plummeted from 100 percent In 1971to63 peTcent on the Ame:rlcan Conservative Union's thermometer of most-favored Senators. His oratorical flights sometimes hide his sense of humor. He comes on strong a.s a politic.a.I haranguer, but In after· dinner Informality, he can be a delight. He Is articulate and Intelligent. traits which are not the personal property of East and West coasts. If he rtse.s above hls past political Instincts, If he calls more on his obvious Intellectual capacity and less on his vlsceTal surgical sklll, then we may have hope that he wouJd be a com- fortable man ln the White House. Any President. any suocessfuJ bust· nessman. .survives on Ideas-Ideas that aid him flrSt tn govemJng and directing himself, and second ln governing and directing others. Ideas are not Uke Instant coffee. They must be born and nurtured in rich, fertile mJnds. ls Dole an Idea man? That ls the key question to leam1ng what sort of Prest· dent he would be. lie Is a hard worker, a digger, a storer of Information. So far, these tal· ents have been devoted mostly to gratifying his personal ambitions and currying the favor of right-wing Repub.- llcans. Whether the rarefied atmos- phere of a possible White House residency expands his horizon Is what no one-least of all Bob Dole-can tell us today. It ls said that the White House has changed almost every occupant There ls no advance reason to believe It would not change Bob Dole. He has the native abilities for the Job. If circumstances should lead to his Presidency, 1 don't think I'd worry. He's too smart to screw It up. Peter MacDonald u pu.uknl of the Harru Nt!Wspapa• that publUh in Kanea•, Iowa and Califo1'1aia and Chairman of the Advisory Board of U.P.l . A resident of Kan.aa8, he haa ken a frioul of &na.U>r Dole for 20 year a. Conlinued from pag~ 6 sponslve populism," he compiled one of the most liberal voting records ln the Senate while taking up the cause of "the poor, the powerless and those who are without adequate representation In our political system.'' Despite Mondale's Impeccable lib- eral credentials. there l.s reason to be· lieve that as President. the hawk--nosed clampion of the underdog would not. as some Republicans suspect. throw open the doors of the U.S. Treasury for vast new social spending schemes. '1 don't think there's any question that he's still deeply committed to the social ~da he talks about," says a Democratic Senator who has worked closely with Mondale on many lssue.s over the years. "But he's an extremely hard-headed character who deplores the way many of these programs have been adminis- tered. 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My mother was in the hospital recovering from major surgery and on election day ordered a private ambulance to take her across town to-the polls~ Over ha.If the nation'$ registered vote.rs are expected to at.ay home from the poll$ this year. T.he lesst>M of the Bicentennial tau!jit U. that the Colonists fought mightily to get the vote. Now It seems no one wants It any more. Josiah Lee Auspltz (a Republican strateglst) and Mark Shields (a Democratic poJltJ. cal consultant) are two members of the Committee for'the Study of the Amert. can Electorate. After taking a ~ look at the lnc::rea$lng alienation of the American voter, they've c::ome up wtth some varied--and vital-reasons why, come Tuesday, you $hould head right for the ballot box. 8 My mother once made the front page of a newspaper just by voting In a Congressk>nal elec- tion.. She wa.s In the ho$pital recovert:ng from major surgery and on election day ordered a private ambulance to take her across town to the polls. A poll watcher alerted a reporter, who learned my mother was a recently naturaUz.ed U.S. clti2ell from~ vakla, a country whose elected leaders had been murdered In the Commun1st coup cfltat of 1948. Her act, the re- porter concluded. was a testimonial to democracy. But most people told me my mother had fooJLshly risked her health for a ''not very important" election. In 20th-century America, there Is no such thing as a ''very Important'' elec- tion. The United States, as Woodrow Wilson rema.ri(ed, ls one country In which you don't change the basic form of Government by changing the man who heads ll Even when American elections maJi( fundamental turning points, they have more to do with COO· tlnulty than wtth upheaval. Voting ls neither a way to change the world quickly, nor an act of protest. It certainly Isn't necessarily a sign of whole-hearted approval of the candl· dates. At Its heart, voting Is neither more nor less than an act of clvlc af flnnation. But ln the United States, a smaller percentage of citizens votes than In any major democracy. Maybe you've noticed that C'.;hlna and Russia have voting turnouts approach- ing 100 percent for their one-party elections. And obviously, as long as American voting remaJns voluntary, turnout will be lowerthan lnothercountrtes. But too much nonvoting Is a sign of a general apathy that goes beyond politics. In America, our nonvoter ls less likely to attend church, to belong to a club, labor union, P .T.A., service or .tpOrts organlzatlOfl. · The person who says he wlll vote 11 • FAMILY WEEIU.Y, Octobef 31, 1171 only when a good candidate comes ~ 1$ tha typ9 who thlnb he shoWd only go to church when he has IOtne- thlnig specilk: to pray for. A free country 1wu a place for $Uch people. But It will not remain free for long lf their views predomlnate. So there it • strong reason for voting no.gularly, even when one ls not enamoured of the candidates or has no great Illusions about affecting the results: It Is a way of afflnn!ng that one la an aicttw par- ttclpant In a self-governing aoclety---a 50Clety free enough to allow people not to vote. -By~ Lee A ...... I f 'JOUre one of the 145 m11llon Amerk:ana ellglblc to vote, you've already been told that voting ls your patriotic obligation, p.JbUc respon- stbillty and penonal privilege. My cue for your voting ls slmp&er; Vote because It Is In your self-Interest and good for your self-ateem. Here are three reasons why: 1) .. 1976 ,_, wotc wll be •GJ •••".., Since the end of World War ll. there have been three national e~ ttons-1948, 1960 and 1968-which can accurately be called real ctlff- hangers. In 1948 a shift of less than 3'.l,000 votes (out of almost 49 million) would have given Tom Dewey the victory. More than 68 million Americans voted In 1960. John Kennedy defeated Richard Nixon by a margin of only 118,574 votes. Eight years ago, the contest was .so close that If less than 125,000 voters had changed their minds-less than one vote per precinct! -our 31th President would have been named Humphrey. ln all llkellhood, thls election will be similar to those three. You and your vote will probably change history. !.) la 1976 yoe _. JO'" wote wll coat more daaa ID .. , odla eledloa la ya. lfdllH. On Electi<>n Day, accord- ing to a recent national survey, a ma- jority of Americans eligible to vote mer; wry well not vote. Thls means that oUr next President wlll almost certainly take office with the humbling knowl· edge that over 70 percent of his fellow citizens who could have voted for him did not do so. Therefore, In this election, your vote will count more than ever, perhaps even twice as much. 3) TM Gova..at cuaot !"CB wtthcMrt crttldla. Elected officials listen much more attentively to voters than to nonvoters. So If you think there will be any time In the next four years that you may wish to disrespectfully dissent from any PraidentJal policy, vote. It's your polttf· cal lic.n.. to beef. -By Medi SWeWa He s 25~ to prove · m rasmsummer. Buytwo envelo&)es.Orone HandyCan: Save 25teitherWD.)t Here's a real sweet deal for you on Sugar-Sweetened Kool-Aid~ Just pick up any two envelopes or one HandyCan of your kids' favorite flavor and save 25¢. The kids get the great taste of Kool-Aid and vitamin C. You save some more money. Marlboro LIGHTS ,QW (.if,''AR (,N t(l !!"If . LARRY CSONKA: .. Don't Call Me Ferocious"----------------- explains .•• Ceonb frequentlr contlnuee pbrying while hurt. His fear1essness Is evident even When he hunts In the off-season. A bear once barged Into his tent, bU1 Csonka let him have an elbow In the stomach and the animal ran for Its life. -8y a.ny Abrameon Sports Mini-Profile Larry Csonka, the bone-crushing fullback tor the New York Giants, resents being called a "human battering ram" and a "ferocious anlmal." The 237"90Uftd grid st.er ha be9ft known to '*" three or four woul6-be btcldera on hie bllc:k while plunging MMd tor long rlll'dege and lnsJsta that he Is just "a human being who /Ikea playing football. I don't enjoy the pain and soreness that never seem to leave my body. I suppose I've made enough money to retire, but there's nothing as exciting to me as playing this game." ... When he was with the Miami Dolphins, Csonka rushed for more than 1,000 yards for three straight seasons, starred in three Super Bowls, won all N.F.L honors five times and was named "Super Athlete of the Vear" by Pro Football Writers of America after his 1974 Super Bowl heroics. A lucrative money offer caused him to leave the National Football League to play for Memphl$ of the World Football League In 1975 until the League's financial collapse. At that point, he became a free agent and signed a contract with the Giants. He la currenttr the No.·1 ........._ ec:tlwe nllMr In the National Foolball ConfeNnce of the N.F.L. "I know mr llmitationa," LAuTy IMlmffa. "I don't hne greet epeed, encl I don't hne grHt a.teral movement, eo I plow away, etralght llhHd, tlghtll91 tor """I Inch I can get.'' Bui tor a man who dilpelteel 10 much Yiolence In bowtlng over oppoelng Ul*Mn, Caonka • eurprlainglJ anttvlolent. "There's too much emphasis on the brute aspect of football," he complains. "There's too much violence In junior football, as well, and entirely too much stress placed on winning." .•. The 29-year- old Csonka is a native of Stow, Ohio. He acquired much of his strength by working on his father's farm. In high school, Csonka was regarded as a "llttle ole farm boy from the wrong side of the tracks," but the attitude of his peers changed considerably when he began to shine on the school football team. He went on to All-American fame as a running back for Syracuse University and was the first offensive back drafted by the pros in 1968 ..• Csonka and hlJ wife Pam grew up together and were married when he was a college sophomore. The Csonkas have a 500-acre farm near Stow, and Pam and the couple's two sons-aged 9 and 7-llve there during the football season. Csonka says his stardom and all the attention lie has gotten from the public created an "Identity crisis" for his sons. "I decided It was better for me to play football away from them so they could better establish their own Identities," he ,AMIL v WEEKLY. Octobef 31, 1171 • 1a First, tell her you won't If she's worried that while you're serving with begone forever. The Navy Navydutyisba.rd,11e)Jher the fleet. Your Navy isn't at sea constantly; you'll she's right. You will work, recruiter has all the litera- be home in your uniform you will take orders. But ture, or can answer any before she knows it. if you've got the stuff, questions you might have ... Then tell her what the promotions will come right Or you can call 800-841-8000 Navy can do for you. The on time. You'll travel, make t.oll ~· (In Georgia, 800- t.op-quality training in over new friends, see and do 342-5855.) 60 career fields. That you things you never could at The sea isn't such a can go int.o a Navy school home. And, with the Navy strange place for a young with nothing but your own Campus For Achievement, man t.o go. Mothers' sons brains and come out with a you can work for college have been growing up there ou can use for life. or vocational credit.&-reven for thousands of years. • • W. 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I [11CloMCI la ell«* Of -. •• fw b YOU MAY ~ I CHAK€ ,..,, O IMMIMfleard O Matt., CIWrt' -: I Acct. 11o. Elql. 1111._ __ g I Sl1111tw11 O •IT W•ffW M..-Wtr n..rr-. fMltet• d'MI I 1 .:.---·-..... -.... .._ ___ _ !'~--~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ •• --I e (111.Y.~"-;_'!!,ldeoi!!..!!,' ..,,.i.-aalta tuJ t THOUSANDS SOLD AT S19.99 ! NOW AT LOWEST PRICI! EVERI REIL DIESEL llRI M•k•• Bvery C.r "King of the ROlld" PEOPL~ QUIZ /By Jolm E. Gibson Are brown eyes more helpful In a high-pressured job requiring snap decisions or are blue eyes better in hand.Jing that type of position? What the (',olor of .Your Eyes Tells About b TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Light-eyed people have dlff erent pusonallty characteristics from dark- eyed people. t. No specific explanation exlsts for any dJfferences between light-and dark-eyed people. 3. If a brown-eyed person hits his thwnb with a hammer, It hurts him a lot more than If he were a blue-eyed person. 4. Blue-eyed people differ from the darker-eyed In that their pupil re- sponses are much more pronounced- their eyes "get bigger" when they see something or someone they like. 5. The profession or avocation you are best-suited for Is likely to depend on the color of your eyes. 6. Differences In the abilities of llght- and dark-eyed people extend even to sports activities. ANSWERS 1. True. A consensus of psychologtcal studies shows that dark-eyed people tend to be more emotionally volatile, more easily aroused to anger, joy, ela· tlon or sadness. Tests also show them to be more sensitively attuned to all kinds of emotlon-tr1ggering situations. 2. True. However, Allan Markle, pro- fessor of psychology at Lake Forest College (llllnols), has made an exten- sive study of the subject and says that a number of Interesting possibilities has been raised by behavior scientists. He notes that recent evidence Indicates that melanin (the substance producing eye color) speeds the transmission of nerve Impulses. Also, he points ou1 that since the amount of melanin In the Iris (I.e., eye color) Is related to the amount of melanin in other parts of the body, It may be that dark-eyed people are relatively more reactive because of faster neural (nerve Impulse) trans- mission. It's Interesting to note in thls connection that-as this specialist.also observes-the ethnic groups noted for quickness of emotional arousal ("hot- blooded Latins,'' for Instance} are e.s- sentlally dark-eyed, whereas those 14 e FAi.411 .. YWEEt<LY.Oclober31,lt78 noted for unemotional behavior are predominantly light-eyed. 1 True. Studies have shown that sensi- tivity to pain-as measured by pain thresholds-ls significantly greater wtth darker-eyed Individuals than with lighter-eyed. And In a University of Melbourne (Australia) study of hun- dreds of dental patients, whose ages ranged from 3 to more. than SO years, each person's pain reaction to dentists' drilllng was measured on a .scale rang- ing from (1) no pain at all, to (4) pain so great as to require a local anesthetic. Each patient's eye color was recorded. Andlngs were reported as follows: "For each of the nine eye-color cate· gories used, ranging from light blue to dark brown, the darker the eye color, the stronger the reaction to pain." 4. True. University of Chicago psy- chologist Eckhard H. Hess reports In his definitive treatise on 'rrhe Tell- Tale Eye": "One of the most Interesting speculations from the finding that blue- eyed people have larger pupil respon- ses Is that there might be some basis to the folk myth that 'gentlemen prefer blondes.' " Blondes, he points out. are usually blue-eyed and therefore have more visible pupil responses than brown-eyed women. And his studies show that men are definitely attracted to women with large pupils. ln an ex- periment, male subjects were shown two photos of the same glr~ne unre- touched and the other retouched to make the eye pupils larger. The girl In the retouched photo won hands down. 5. True. A Georgia State University study, which also evaluated the results of other leading research, cites flndJngs showing that dark-eyed people perfonn relatively better at activities "In which the Individual must respond quickly to a rapidly changing stimulus situation.'' Examples would be professions or avo- cations requiring ablllty to make speedy judgments and Instant decisions, based on a quick assessment of a condition or circumstance. Light-eyed people, how- ever, were found to perfonn best at self-paced activities, In which there Is an opportunity to function unhurriedly. 6. True. 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"You11 find our recipes are easy," '5ays Marilyn, .. and will get the cook out of the kitchen in no time~ BARBEaJED PINEAPPLE SPARERIBS 4 lb9. ..,.,lbe, cut In 2 i.rge pi.c.e 1 qt. •• ,., ,.,., .... 1 t.-poonsalt v. teaepoon peppercorn. or crushed blad( peppers 1 onion atudl with 2 c:loYM 1 c=-rot 1 Nik celery 1 cup bottled belMc:ue sauce (from 11-oz. .. )9r) ~ cu., pfnHppl• liquid 1 CM (20 OU.) •Iced plneappe 1 t.llbl1spoon llMlt'gllrine, melted 1. In Dutch oven, combine spareribs, water, bay leaf, salt, peppercorns, onion, carrot and celery. Heat to boil- ing. cover, reduce heat and simmer for 30mlnutes. !. Preheat oven to 35()• F. Combine barbecue. sauce and pineapple liquid. Place drained ribs on foll-lined, shallow baking pan. Brush with barbecue sauce. 3. Bake ribs for 15 minutes; tum, brush with additional barbecue sauce. Ar- range pineapple slices around ribs. Brush with melted margarine. Contlnue baking for 15 to 20 minutes longer or unUI glazed and tender. 4. Cut lnto setvlng-slze rib sections and serve with pineapple slJce.s. Maleu 4 to 6 aerum,a 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY. October 31, 11171 APPLE MALLOW COLESlAW 4 cupe Wedded cabbege 1 ~ cupe mlni.twe 1Ml'9hmallowa 1 cup c:hopfMd red •ppl• ~ cupraWne \It cu., Nlted peanu .. ~ cup Mlrade Whip Nlad dr...ing "' l•upoon Nit L In large bowl combine cabbage. marshmallows, apple. raisins, nuts, salad dressing and sail Toss well. !. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve. Makea 4 to 6 servings GOLDEN HARVEST MACARONI 1 pkg. (7Y. ou.) ruceronl and chHM dinner ~ c:upmHk 2 cupe zucchini lllcee ~ cup c.teFJ Ila• \Ci cup chopped onion 2 \abMapoon• marg1rlne Y. teaepoon dlll weed VII tHepoon Mlt 1. Prepare macaroni dinner as directed on package, but use Yi cup milk. 2. In skillet, saute zucchini, celery and onion In margarine until crl.sp tender, 3 to 5 mlnute.s. 3. Add vegetables, dlll w.eed and salt to macaroni dinner. Heat thoroughly, stir- ring occasionally. 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C •t7911J lllYNOl.OI T<MIACOOCO JO Cl•!>f> • ~RfTTfS {/J/JJlllAlit/llJJlt satem :ftJ/J ~~4eJA Satan tbng lights UGITTS. LONG LIGHTS: 12 mo. ~ .. -. 0.9 1119-nicacill. •· ps citnal. br FTC method. MONDALE Continued /rom page 8 creation of a Council of Social Advis- ers. Patterned after the President's Council of Economic Advisers, the panel would analyze and appraise domestic programs and advise the President and Congress as to their effectiveness. Reporters who have covered Mon- dale through the years are invariably impre.ssecl by his command of the sub- jects he Is Involved In. He has demon- strated expertise in fields as diverse as civil rights, consumer affairs, secrecy In Government, tax reform, the budget process, Senate procedure and the ln- telllgence community, for Instance. "I have enormous respect for his ablUty as a legislator," says a Senate committee staff aide who has worked with Mondale. "He understands the politics and the subs1ance of the Issues and the way they interrelate better than any politician I've ever worked with." However, despite Mondale's Impres- sive strengths, there are those who question whether he has yet developed any clear-cut political philosophy or approach to government suited to the final quarter of the 20th century. "He's llke most liberals whO believe government can be made to work bet- ter, but 1 don't think he's really sat down and thought hard about what government should or should not be Min11e1otan Albert Ei.aele a Wtuh- inJton corre1pondent for Kniiht-Ridder New•pa~r•, i• the autllor of Almost to the Presidency, a 1972 dual biograplly of &bert Humpllrey and Eugene Mc· Carthy. He ha. reported on Mondale 1in.ce he become a Senator in 1965. DIETWllUI Ideal rules when going on a diet are: Eat at home as much as possible, carry a home.packed lunch to work; and, If you must eat In a restaurant, order only simple, "natural" foods like allced meat or broiled fi sh. rather than doing and just what its role ls," says a former Mondale aide. Equally serious questions about Mon- dale's Presidential qualifications and leadership ability have been raised be- cause of his Innate caution, a character- istic that has sometimes led opponents to charge him with lacking the courage of his convictions. One who suggests that Mondale has not been sufficiently tested by hard political combat or personal tragedy to handle the pressures of the Presidency is former Minnesota Democrafic Con- gressman John Blatnik, who had hoped to succeed Humphrey In the Senate In· stead of Mondale. "I don't believe, to put It in plain language, that Fritz has the stomach for a real fight," Blatnik said recently. "When the wind Is blowing hard against him, he likes to wait for a little more favorable tide." However, a cautious nature is not an unattractive quaJlty in a President. and neither are a spotless personal life, a basic decency, a low-key personality and a manageable ego that allows a man to poke fun at himself. All are qualities Mondale possesses that would serve him well In the White House. A man of modest means--hls most recent financial statement shows he is one of the least wealthy members or the Senate-Mondale has been dubbed a "walking Protestant ethic" by a friend. He and his wife Joan, whom he married in his senior year In law school, and their three children share a gen- uinely close family life as well. Only time will tell whether Mondale will have the chance to tes1 his consid- erable political skills In the White House, but there ls little question the wholesome pre.acher' s son from Min- nesota hopes to occupy the ,_ "bully pulpit" of the Presidency. liA1.I meat loaf, stews, chicken pie or other foods with "hidden" high-calorie Ingredients. The ldH la that you e11n moet enily evold hidden calorlee ff you HI natural foods. Dr. Jean Mayer, Harvard nutritionist, points out that over 50 percent of our diet Is made up of highly processed foods, and "most of these contain large amounts of salt and/ or sugar. About half the salt and three-fourths of the sugar in our diet come from the processed foods we eat." Processed foods Include: canned soups, salad dress- ings, frozen dinners. dry cereals-as well as such obvious things as syrup- packed canned fruits. So, to accurately count calories when you're dieting, concentrate on eating fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, fish. poultry- and add your own dashes of season· ing with Judicious amounts of unsaturated oil or margarine. -By Harriet La .,.,,. FAMILY WEEKLY. Oc:toC>et 31. tt74 • tt TeAfl OUT AHO MAil TODAY· fOLO IN HALF AHDTAll'E Of'IN ENOS TOOrntf:IU I f""'°"TANT·PIW ..... -. ..... ~. I .... ...,.cadt 1n-pnMdild. NlrN~~~~~~~~~~- Addlwl ~~~~~~~~~~ Cllr~~~-111 ... ~~~~1"~- 8USINE88 REPLY MAIL MoPOlllgea....,..._, ·~In The~ ..... Postage ... be paid by: CllSIHMrl SllllaSCrlftlon Center 'nMOAuelrt ...... RRSTa.ASS Pem« No. a70 F'luatq. N.Y. I I I ' I I I I I ~p I ~ I L------------! FONl!t .... M.Y.11S71 -..-----------------,-----r-------------------~ I Plant'nShell l SPECIAL ··· ----- 1 ..................... ' I A.,_._..., ...... CancN ....... I Lan,...,,.___. I ~a-.... 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Scientific studies show that volun· teers with the right amount of bran in their diet stayed full while those on a bran-free di~t soon became hungry and ate again. Do. you ever feel this way on your present diet? If so, the reason's simple: it lacks bran, the out· er fiber coat of ~rain that is usually ~iscarded in milling. You just need a little bit of bran if it's present in the food you eat. When you fill out and m~il the order form, you'll soon re- ceive dozens of tasty menus and reci- pes with foods which contain the bran you. must ~ave to lose weight and keep 1t off without being hungry. It's A Healing Diet Too The Bran Diet wasn't even designed for taki~ oH fat. It was created as a healtng diet after the brilliant detective work of a famous cancer ~esearch.er . He o~serv~ that people in certain countries enioy virtual •m· munity from certain diseases, be· cause they have the right amount of bran in their d iet. You'll read the full story in our guidebook. 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Group tMraplst Louis Ormont tells of a husband who had a good job In a midtown Manhattan firm. Virtually all of the executives on his level went out to lunch each day. Thi~ man, however, insisted on "brown-bagging" it-taking a sandwich, an apple and a Thermos of coffee to work and eating alone at his desk. His wife frequently suggested that he might occasionally enjoy lunching with his co-workers. He agreed that it would be nice-but then he'd point out how much it would cost. "I don't think It'• f•lr for me to apend thr" or four bucka on lunch when our budget I• ao tight," her huaband would MY· With Ihle eumple of noble MH-uc:riRce conatantty In frontot her, the wff• beg•n to feel nNlmed end guilty If ahe 91*1t eny money to Indulge ~· However, Ormont points out, this husband actually preferred having a sandwich In the quiet of his office to eating In a crowded, noisy restaurant But by making It seem that he was depriving himself for financial reasons, psychologi- cally, he was forcing his wife to deprive herself of small personal pleasures she truly would have enjoyed. "Poor Me" I• Intended to ahow up "Extr.vegent You.'' It •lao MrYff to win undnerved aympathy. 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The Lord High Executioner ln Gilbert and Sulll- van' s "Mikado" deemed them ''pestilential nuisances" deserving of no less than decapita- tion. Some of the celebrities FAMILY WUKLY spoke to took a more charitable view: 8Rl1T EKWN'.>: I appreciate fans asking for my autograph, but I get Irked when they mis- take me for Elke Sommer. RIO( BARRY. bas- ketball star: It's wonderful. And lt happens often because It's hard to be Incognito when you're stx-foot-t!lght. JAMES MASON: I don't believe In giving autographs. l have always felt that an actors pubUc contact with fans should be on the screen or stage. My private NOntlNG BEATS BUZZARD FORA PET AnrebkdflDdit alpedal ''1w:n.ary'' Moet people wlda pet bk* are happy with a parakeet, but Wallace Hayes says nothing beats a buzzard. Hayes became the owner of "Buzz" by accident A year ago he found the baby buzzard abandoned In an old barn and carried the bird home to care for It. "Now he thinks I'm his daddy," he explains. "Buzz has never seen another buuard and has no Idea of what one looks llke. In fact, It bothers hlm when any other birds come near him," Hayes says. The bird apparently enjoys his master's company. "He'll come to me, just like a dog. He got lost once, and when I found him he flew straight to my arm. I think he was glad to see me." In spite of his loyalty to Hayes, Buzz strays from home once In a while. Diners at a neighborhood cafe once discovered the buz- zard scouting the pnmtlses. "l'm afraid It made people wonder about the food at the cafe," Hayes says.. Generally the buzzard amuses himself by hunting salamande.rs, turn- ing over his water bucket or untying shoelaces. But occaslonally he annoys his master by pull- ing his clothes off the clothesline. "It would be easier If I had a parakeet." Hayes admits. "But l llke Buzz." Book •aa oa dtc _.. cllar!e: When an Okla- homa deputy shertff apprehended 'two men stealing watermelons, he called State Assistant District Attorney Steve Suttie to ask what charge they could be held on, Suttle's answer was based on a law paued by the Temtortal time Is my own and has a "Do Not Disturb" sign on IL TEU..V SAVALAS: Often It's a mob spme. J've seen as many as 80 fans depart the· tourist ramps and head toward me when I'm entering my cottage on the studio lot. I love Jtl '°AN BAEZ: Even with the best Intentions, fans can sock your blood. When a stranger approaches me, l sometimes get mad just thinking he's expecting something from me. PHYUJS DILLER: I was driving my car ln Beverly Hills when a fan rushed through the traffic for an autograph. How could I tum down such dedication? So I jammed on the brakes. but unfortunately, 1 got a rear~ from a guy who was tall-gating me. Legislature In 1890. In Dlsbict Court. James Donahue and Steve Elkennan pleaded guilty and were fined $100 each and given :n.day suspended jail terms. It was a reaJ case of finding a charge to flt the crin)e, but legal beagle Suttle had found one: Injury to a melon In the nighttime. Be 'Wida yo41 la t-t a MCOell: Researchers say that some people are virtually paralyzed whJle they drearn---apparently nature's way of keep- ing a person from leaping out of bed during a vivid nightmare-but that sometimes such paralysls can occur during waking hours. "Many scientists believe thousands of Ameri- cans suffer from temporary paralysis for a few seconds to a minute while working. driving oc making love," according to Dr. William Orr, faculty member at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. The vtcttms are con- scious, but cannot, for Instance, respond to questioft.s. DATES: Halloween Is Sada,. Election Day ls T.aclaJ. BIRTIG>AYS (all Scorpio): 5-day-Mlchael Landon 39; Dale Evans 64: Ethel Waters 76. 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(121 ) a 11n ...... , •iPt fwtNll Houston 01lm YS Ballil!IO!e Calls SATUllOAT, •OVUllEll 6 10:00 • (21) CJ)) ID Wiit Olsaty Wtfld Golf CllPi< l 1ve cove1111e of th11d round play lrom lake Buena Vista nor1d1 ll:tO • (QI) ) Ill llCAA ftetW Gto1ti1 Bulldors vs F1011da Gators ll:lll 8 <Il> (I) Way Owl '-MS • ,,., 5"tts Wttl4 4:90 • Qll(l klln s... •:lO 11 <Il> (]) Cf) CBS ~· S,.clnullt ~:tO • (!Bl Cl)) ID UC 1 Wl4t Wotld ti S,Orb 10:30 • ~ f_..N UCl.t' vs Ortaon ll:lll fJ USC ftMNll USC vs Stanfoid SUllDAY, OCTOIU ll l:tO e CC) "T9'11t'' (adv) '71 -Leon Ames. 1:00 G CC) "hydlemllla" (hot) '71-Gtor&e Sanden m CC) "fralll.-. Clutt4 Weal•" (llor) '67-Peter Cushin& t:00 • (QI CJ)) O CC) "lM IM t.el Oit" (adv) '73-Roaer M001e. Yaphet Kotlo, lane Seymour .ot!OAY, llOVDllEA I 1:00 G CC) "Celet Mt o.H" (dra) '70-Tom lryon, Cuolyn Jones t.oo •CC) "Tiit ~" (dra) '72-Robert Redlord, Melvyn Dou11las, Peter Boyle TUESOAT, •OvtlllEA 2 7~08 e CC) ...._ .. (dra) '68-Steve MtQueen. Don Gordon IKquehne Bissel Robert V1u111n 1:30 G (t) "TIM i;., tf llawaltM" (dra) '61 -Greaory Peck. Anlhony Quinn, David Nive~~~~~u~t~~t·e~ Behr 1:00 8 (fl) Cll ("() (t) "J111Pn111t" (Ori) '74-Rithard Hams Omat Shauf e CC) "T .. • A ~" (ho1) '6S-Oun lonH. Connrt Stmns • (t) "Cell• C...... t. H1rltM" (com) '70-Godlrey Camb11dae. Lou Gossen, Suun Clerk (IJI CC) '1llt Slllll '-""" (com) '11-Jimts Garne1, Lou Gossett l:lO 8 O D (CJ "Sbl tllt WIW CMW'' (dra) '76-01v1d Januen, Trish Vin Devere, Btn11m1n Bottoms ntU~Y. llOVEllW 4 l"OO • CC) "Tt llfft a.4 line lllt" (dr1) '4~-Huinphrer Bo1111, Lauren Bacall e CC) "lillp tf tllt 54111" (dra) '63-Yul Brynner, Georae Chak111s llllMY, IKltt1111£a S 1:00. CC) ''Tiit IMtt" (hew) '63-Vinttnt Plitt. lKk Nr<holson G CC) "A"-t. All~ (dra) '66-1'111 Stofield OllOft Wellu t.oo •ca Cl)> a CCJ ....... ,. "' ...... C..tJ" (d1•> ·16- 0eboo11 ~lfln. flonnu1l1 fl1n11an, Lynne MOOdr t:lO e (f1) CJ) (J) Cl.') "rtaJ It Aull! S.111" (com) '72 Woody Allen. SATUlllMY, llOYDHU ' 5'00 • (t) "Git .._ Tun l.C." (adv) '61-Raquel Wtkh l'OO • "llOt ff tllt UNc Duf" (hOI) '61-0u.tnt Jones. Jud 1th 0 Ou • CC) '1111 Cnilt ~" (~I) '63-Stm McQuttn Jamu G11ne1 Hll e D CE <11 • CCJ '1111 DaJ "tlM ~ .. (6ra) '7J-G1otr• C. Scott. Triah Van Devere, Plul Sorv1110 THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SUllOAY, OCTOIU JI 2:00 FrMN!ld S.ltdlltla J:OOAlllHW- 4:90 F ... t. Hit h•lly S:lOlit .... lbrMt l:tO 0.Ct u,_ A Clellic 1:30 "'"-' mulh cul1u111 thrl Oren's st11ei 7:00 C.littfllla '-7:30 ..... 1:00 TIM llut lhe Story of Witham l\urele~ &:JO Fr• TlleM ~ t:GO s..Mslaa• l 0:00 Y1lierls llOllOAY, llOVEMIU I t.tlMt Tai CM Ch'11111 t.lO , ... .., lilt h111ily I 0:00 lltdl l&attlBIWtr•ilk lO:lO (Mylleytfut11r1 11:00 h1' Oraw111 /Aftir111t• I Slldl II :30 Eltdric C-,...7 12:00 S.S.. Strtet 1:00 s.., taatlaiM-0•1 l:lOllle ....... 2:00 C.litenlll ,..... Z: lO Mtric.111 u,trit11<• l:OO S-Strttt 4:00C...! 4:30 Eltdric ~ 5:00 Misttr llp11 lklp~i-t 5:JOVWU Altare 5:00 F ... t. t11t F 1111lly l ;lO A r-llf "-7:t0 Ill ltall..,.. 7: JO Tiit f rttKh CIMf a:oo TIM Mam ChrMlda "John Quincy Adams. Diplomat" 9:00 D..W S-."'4 Dew 11:00 llAclWlll..illflf l.,.t TUESOAY, IM>VlMIEll 2 t.OQMI lbdltll/IAllrtr lttjllOft t.30 f'rtellllld Slttdll!la I 0:00 CHtr I• CHtr /Math lllttlwl 10:~ S..,lltt'• llf•• ll:GO ru111res1o.y., ll:JO Cledric c.""' lZ:OO S.S.. Strtet l:tO ~/Scietlce l:JO~ Z:OO .,.... Clwtllda t•S-Strwt 4:tOZ..I 4:30 Eltdric c..,.., 5:00 lllisttf llpn lltlpMfi-t S:lO lllfllllty F K11rJ 5:90..,_IM~ 1:31 rr ...... S*fttltilla 7:00lliul Estate*'" 7:JO .... It Ot It 1:00 talitorllil ._ UOW.W PT• t:OO Electlotl lltl.,H/lllntu- ,ioc. Tlltaht 10:00 ff•<llH ••t11r11/Wot47 ..., ... 12:00 E1tctJ011 lltl.rna1Wa11on . .., WEOIESOAY, ltOtUllU l t:OOMI llldltlltlillftf ...... t.IOF ... t. Ille Jallllly 10:00 faty Orawlla/ ........ I ...... ll:Ol ......... 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' f11ellds II> c.rt-•llle -6130-\ff U•dtrdot a ti:. m Futw11 9:00 U 11ot fof "°"'•" 01111 o 1 t h kt Is 1111111 • MidlHI JecbGft Sllow D <JI t.f ® m Slt1f0fd ' So• m '°"' "' u Tiit GiPt,., ti) s,..d bctr ._[1 Good Da1 1: 00 8 AM Los Allttlfl • '"' l)) llns D T0111111J H1t1•i11s SllOw wi m I l..ttt Lucy D @ CJ) ®l IID Tocliy SllOw a> I 0111111 of J11nnit Iii B 700 Chlb 13l lt1rc11s Welby, lt.O. hlhrktltl/Undtrdoa f1l) Smme Strttt ~ t)J) Ofl Cood Morn1n1 ((31 lf J) Milt Doue~a SllOw G Fnhirts •H P11il Don1hut Sho• at lllp I His lll4clits -9:30- 11) C1ri-1 D rn1 I f 1 C10l GI Holl y•ood SJ Yoe• ·roi Ht1lth Squ1rts U M1yberry RfD -7:30-u Not fOf "°"'" 0111, C.rto.ns m Grttn Acres Cl) ~lllic Affaln 'll,J You'rt On -10:30- 0 Ull CJ. lf l i.-.. lilt D ~ J Ulll m 111e s111 .. ,.,, 8 ((.BJ 1) <311 iu,,, Oap m GoCM1 o., Cl) Gomer '1lt 11:00 8 flJ tJ Y-1 & Rtstltu a o ® m cr11141 Sta111 nit Million1lrt U (r.fll ) 1W Doll Ht SllOw 11 lllmt: Stt Da111me ltlov1ts m 11ews ED £1tctric C011111anr -11:30- 8 (JTJ fJl LIJ S.11ch IOI Tomor· '°" D lll Q.11 Le) Im Tht Gone SllOw 8 (<BJ I])) fll! family ft1d Richard Da11son llosls Ulll Miry H1rt111a11, Mary Hartman m ltt'a bp Cl) lllnftJ ' the ,rofessot a LnJit a> Rom,., •-AFT•RNOON : ~:::::• h111M1 10:00 m Mist" •oe•rs a 11 1 ~1 .]) ~1111M1 12:00 8••00 U n 6 1ll m WllMI of For· 0 lloollt1111t hlM D Thtl Girl 8 Clptalll ltl11ttr.. U i2f Mn1u: Ste 01yt1mt Diel Y111 Dyb S.141p Mowie$ a (<11J ClJ) U0.000 'J11111!4 D 1111 r .. fNI l l 1 ,.,,., Muon CJll """ m Tiie Flietstt11a m Cross.Will m Mo¥1t: See 011timt Mov1ts ---------------------. Cl) I Ort1111 of Jta11111t Cili llooll Affair I Joe Lmtta LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personaltzed tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo' paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back It.., -$2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1 .60 ea. 6/9 tags $1 .50 ea. 10 or more $1.40 -~ ea. Sales Tax included No C•rd 1 ()14_, .,~,, OIN" or \end yout n.,m •dart\\ tU'WJ phOnt n11m~r W• If m.O.• 0'11 ftHd Ott lttQ AOO 1\ •~<l'I ENDCHECKOR MONEYOR ER PILOT PRINTING P.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 Pege 4 Q1) CJ) ...., Hlt1INft, ...., Hll\IUll IBl Lo.e Allltriun SIJle m Good 0ay1 (HI llews -12:30- 8 (I'1J ()J As !flt WOfld Turm B '1j) CJ) ~ m 0111 ol Our '-'"' CIJ I U.t l11<y D (C2t1 (JJ) !ft) All My Childrtn m CollrtJllip of Eddlt's htMr l2fJ Doris Day Sllott ED Yoe1 for Htalth 1:00 tIJ llirM IM Allen a <a > (Jtl RJ•n'• Hope D hn Cl) ""°' Ad11111 ~ Movie: See Daytime Movies m EdUCltionll ftltwres -1:30- D (I1) nit Guid1111 LJ1hl .. Q~ m ilOl m The Doctors Tiie IMMJMOOMrt e (Qt1 lll CHl Ont Lift lo l.lft D levtrty Hilllllllil1 2 :00 0 lt1) I 31 l t J All 111 Ille r111uly D QI! (IJ !TOl m Alltltltr WOfld U Onie I Harritt t() TOHtr a lllowie: See Daytime MOYlfS m 11ews -2:15-u ((Bl (} 1) (ff) C.11tr1I Hospltal -2:30- 8 !{1) ()J I J) Mitch &.mt Gm Rayburn hoits a htlltr llltWI ksl m LH.-11 to ..... , TV WEE!(, OCT06ER 31, 1976 m llkMy ,._ Clu~ Cl) Ttrryt_, 3:00 B (f?J T1ttlttaltt e ms..rw1 • a>...,.,, m e.rt- • ((lfJ ) QJl Elltt ol lli,ht (fJ Mowie: See 011t1mt Movies. lrOllSi4e Tuts @ (}1 lrllllSHle llfJ Our C.111 -3:30- 8 11.tJ Mi" Oollstas S. Empl rues U lllfflcll C.nttr Cacept Tues a lie llue llllll'Mt r n Tiie Uttlt bsub • Morie: See 011llmt Movies. Ea cepl Tues I~) lrldy lun"' m Yoti I fritllda II>, .. ,. (IIJ (J1 lo.m's 111 Top a The r1i11tst- <a > '"'1• 4:00 U U • ® Utctioll C-1111 1 ues All three m1J()r nelworh, "BC, NBC and CBS. will cover lhe local, stale ind n111on1I elections lo lhe conclusion ol voter t1bul11ion There will be stale by stale reports on lhe Prts1denti1I conlesls btlwetn Jimmy C111er and Guald ford plus coveraee of lhe 3 l Stn1te contests all 14 1ubtrn11or11I •1tts. and uals won by uch party m lht 05 mtm btr US House of Rtpreuntalivts G lic Ytllty 1lat1Mn lL Emtrlfll<J Ont l!l 1'1111 Oon1hue si-m lllp I His INNs Cl) Htdlt ' ltc•le tUl l.Ollt bnatr @ Cl) Ada11·12 (3) I Orttr11 of Jeannlt fD Sf»1111 Strttt '1J Undt Wlldo -4:30-u To Tell the Trwth £1tepl luu Cl) 641111111'1 lslllld (l"GJ Adt,.IZ Except Tues m Thi rnntsteMs a> lllp lllnny (IIJ (}) ,,~ h Rilht @ Cl) MIA Grlfff11 Sllow <al Famlly Att1lr fli) Sf»IM Sheet ((31 ti)) The flimsa-s m Ttnnesat Tu1tdo 5 :00 8 D 8 Cf lfQJ QJ ,._, • '°"'"" (j ) F'111ily Atfait Cll WIW W'tW Wtsl m TM 1r adJ """" Cl) lltrun '21! Ir tdy lllltth (iltl ) '•r1rld1• F111lly m Tiit m Club '7JIUmk -5:30- • m lrti m lltw\ ( J) ,.,,rid•• f 1111lly mTht 111on .. ., m Su'""""' l2f) My "''" Sona ((ft) (IJ) The 1114' lunch QPJ Ultrt M111 SUNDAY OCTOIH JI I MORNING I * Indicates an Advertisement -5:30- fJ l.tlllp U1to Mr FHI e:oo B lAlol Up & UM CD The liMt AMwtn II> S.U!Mnl ~llil -6:30- fl Toda(s lltll&ioll a O,.raliol bltrc•llCJ m The Cllrisio,lltrs ..,-,.ra- -6:45- Cl) l.ltin ,rollle/With This llin1 7:00 •fl Hlldson lrllhtrs e Mldic & the Spohn Word Cl) Jttl's Collie Ill llwi'fll Fires atW'lttlit 9 Cl) Tiiis Is tM Lite QI) AtOUIMI Ille Wol14 In 80 OIJ1 tD Yt11 for Hu~ m a ... 11e (Jplllol 0 A(riult»rt USA -7:30- fl f 11 Ovt Sp.Ke IMs II That's Cat • G.p of Ille J••&lt Cl) LNw H to ltlwr Cl) Lat TIMrt le upt CJ Day of~ l~ l'ublic Pulse a> Cll1plin of Bourbon Strett GI Elemt11tlry lllft @ Jerry fllw .. U CJ) Chiklru 's ,ro111m ~ V l ltty of tht Oif!OSIUIS 6l) Misttr lloatrs (~ ) Ta.n Hiii MHt1n1 S Stile Your h1iws to Him 8:00 fJ Dusty's T r•llOIM .. Se! tndipity .,.,.ea~ 1 • J1mr11J Sinu •rt Shot! n I lAlols 1t l.lfrn1n1 ID llw. Llfoy Jen•IM ®I <al Jerry falwtll m WO!ldtr1111a Cl) llu H11111blrd 0 (]) lnslpt f.D Stumt SlrHI (!B ())) DIJ of l)b(ootery lit Wllo Is My lltlthbor -8:30- D Sunflo.tf Cocnp1ny .. Odyssey Cl) J1mt1 lloblson Rtll&lon 8 0 (() It Is Written m °''of Oiscowry Ill Mtttine Tifllt at Catnrr ITT'J Hudson lrothtri ((HJ ())) 1111 Humbird !Ill Htrakl of Tnith 9:00 D Mowie: "Tht Truth Abo t Spline'' (rom) '6S-H1yley Mills 11 m ••t 111t ,ress llu Humbird 8 CHtpus 'roflle-Vltwpolnt 011 llu1ntloft Ill ~ Oral llobtrts (jJ) It Is Writtt11 'CALL IN YOUR VOTE' Jeck Routte•'• "C•ll In Your Vote" Specl•I, •Iring once eg•ln on KTLA, Chennel 5, Mondey et 8PM, Ill Reverend Al 1?J CD Sptet llub l2ll TrallS World Missions fl!) Sesame Strfft m llelisious 'roanm D Know Your l il>lt -9:30- D A,ric111turt USA 8 Jttrislt Response tT llfl ,,..c.rne Siio. 0 The Kille Is Conlltll JOJ Spectrur11 Ill Gos,.i Hour lt GnndstJll4 -X llft. Leroy ltn•1111 ((211 ({,)Jir11111y Sw1u1rt Show m Oomin10 A Oominp m Faith IOf Today ~fJ Eynitnas on Strwlce 10:00 D ltNIC lltli&lous Specill "A Con msal1on W11h Or Phillip A Poller" Iii (j) Hour of rowtr U Sandlot Sllperstm t~ llFl Football Ne" Orlons vs Allanla 0 Herald of Truth 1J:a:I AFC Foolball San 01t10 vs P11tsbur1 2JJ llfl Football 3) Sundly Ct1tbr1tlort fD Once Upon A Cl11sk (3.J Cl) Withit @D HuNI OirlltllSIOllS D San Dileo Inside Ou1 -10:30- D The Cllristoplltrs U (ill! Cl') (J]; Adwenlures of Gillic•ll 0 Abbott & Costello m c.1wary C11ape1 fD Infinity Facto,., m TrHhovlt Clv~ 11:00 fJ llfl GllM of ttie Wttk .. This Is Ille Ult U DIJ of OilCO'ltry I; Tit111r11:fftll4ow to ti•• Soutll • (r3J ) (J1 (Md 1111 CcMiplt m T11e Fllrrtst~ Cl) C11111dl In UM Holla ill Fl!St llpttst C.wch fD Eltdric Cotltp1111 -11:30- fJ Fact the ll1tioll D At OM With.. e Jlm111y Swaput Shot! ( llloflt: "Oimpla" (com) '36 Shirley Temple. Helen Westley U ((21) ) 9 Children's Speci1I "How lo Follow the Cam p11an" Newsman Steve Bell hosts an uamina11on of the issues. people and mechanics ol Presidential cam· p111ns pul and presenl. 1nd revuls the ttsulls ol a n11ton·w1de poll ol schoolchtldren pred1cllnt lhe out· come of the 1976 eltc11on m amtche4 fa•tllop fm fllm FHtllrH An•RNOON I 12:00 fJ 1ohn hWMOll SMw .. The Cll1111pions D (Ill (I:) 111 hsutt ind Answtrs ID Tltrilltr befo,.. the election, hH en lmpreHlve record of eccurete prediction•. The alze or the •udlence umple I• meny time• grHter th•n thet of •II other poll•. Durtng the two-hour llve TV apecl•I over 7 ,000 vote• .,.. t.bul•ted. The phone compeny hH Hff- meted th•t aome 250,000 •ttempt• to c•ll In •nd vote ere made during the two-hour progr•m. In November 1989, the Hrat r•c• for meyor of Loa Angele• betwHn Incumbent Sem YoftY end chal- lenger Tom Br•dley, •II the poll• hed Bredley win- ning by • lendallde. The Lo• AngelH Time poll, for eumple, ahowed Yorty with only 28" of the vote, end Br•dley the aure winner. But, the "Cell In Your Vote" poll lndlc•led thet Yorty would upMt Br•dley by • •llght mergln. Th•t'• the way the elec:Uon ltaell turned out. In the 1973 r•c• for m•yor, both 81'8dley end Yorty •PPHred on the Specl•I, H they h8d tour yHr• prevloualy. Thi• time, however, the reaulta lndlcet8d thet Bredley would win hendlly. He did. In 1974, J•ck Rourtl•'• "C•ll In Your Vote" 8Q•ln predict.ct the wtnne,. In the rece tor Oovemor ... 111 other poll• ahowed Jerry Brown winning by • huge me)orlty over the Republlcen cendldete Houaton Aournoy. The "Cell In Your Vote" poO lndlc•led • very cloM 1'8Ce, •nd th•t'• the w•y It turned out. Aoumoy neerly nipped Brown •t the wire. In Jeck Rourtl•'• poll Brown received 52.1'9 of the votH. In the ectu•I elec:tlon the Loa AngelH County rHult• ahowed Brown with 52.8'9 of the vote•. UnbelleHbly clOM. On th• Mme TV apeclal In November 1974, the •udtence w11 polled on the aenetortel r•c• between Cranaton end Rlcherdaon. The Hmpllng ahowed thet Cr•n•ton would retain hi• ••n•te Met with 59.4'9 of the vo•. In the ectu•l electlona h• received 80~ of the vote In L.A. County. SUNDAY (Contln11ed) m Mowie: "'rlloner ol ltnd1'• (adv) 37-llo~ald Colman 01W1d N1~en R1ymond Massey m.,..." 13) T 1lk AMiii l'icturn fDMusic111a..tnc1 -12:30- fJ lift ''•'-IN Sllow .. GralllstW G>~Clltllcs IBl f1r111 R..-rt 1:00 D llfl flltMll Dallas Cow boys al Wash1nrton Redskins D lfl f..tMJI Otnm Broncas vs Oa"and Raiders • Tiie lie V1llty IS,, 8Ku40. G IMle: "Wi.ctlester 73" (wes) '50-James Stewart, Shelley Winters, Ou Duryea (ID) Meet !ti. ,,ISl fD (l)lltwit a Vtict of Acricultur1 ((Ill Cl) l h 1 M R"911 ti) liocr1flls M IWl11es llustt" 8 !ICM HiPlicllb -l:JO- • Mowi1: CC) "Th llhrrlors" (dra) 'SS-Errol Flynn. loanne Dru. Peter Finch <DI '91ltictl blly llll Tiie Kttelt "9t1Mn e....i.: '1rio" (8 (1)) ... tk .. 2:00 e M-.11: CC) "M11t1n of t~e C.. ...... " (adv) '59-"tnattd by Orson Welles. (])IWs..N m M0tl1: ''Tiit PIJ11u 1111111" (com) 'S7-0o11s Oay lohn Raitt. C.rol Haney m Time QI f 1itai lw TMly (8 ()) ~ CM11t1111 ti)~· 911 Dlllllt .. a 1eM1M -2:30- a ,.._., ''"'"' ((21 CJ)) llfl """of Ill• WMl IDS..I Trtlll 3:00 ()) Wiid Wiid Wiit -~ ...... • llltll: (r:J "Call •• lw1111" (com) '63-Bob Hope. Anita Ekber1. £d1t Adams ClJ MHlt: ''Tiit Slftn Ml11ut11" (dra) '71-Waynt Ma~nder, Ma111nn1 McAndrtw .., SWlttf CiMllla S Jmy SW•CPrt Sllow St A lbtttr et Sim (9 CJ)) An'• Spotts World -3:30-• Cellett r .. n ·1• ...... , ... Hill ...... (8 CJ)) P'ro (oetMll P'l1yl>acl ID Mlfc111 W.., MD 4:00 a use r--.11 use lro1m n C1h101n11. .. Tiie s..lay .. a ltufttr Cl111lu "Trusure l~nd" CJ) .... llD ())~IHMf • ...,.. "ITlu u OolK•" (eom) '63-Sfl1rlt1 Mecl11n1. Jf(k I em mon. Lou J1tob1 0 (I) AQ111·IZ !Ml World of Survrnt S)WIM SttM1 Wtff ((8l ())) Collt11 foetl>tH '76 flD Ii& TH footMll Hiplipts CD C.llltMIS l'rofllt-VitwPolnt Oii llutrltilM -4:30-• World of SurfiYll 8 (}) Colle.tr• l8l TllrM P'1aports lo Ah1ntu11 lllthMP'r111 m """ o .... fOOINll Hlalth1hu a ,..,,. QD.....,._CIMI 5 :00 9 Stir Tret (I) MHit: "Hwdl, Hull, Swut Chr1-ttt" (dra) '6S-Bet1e Davis Ohv11 de Hav1Uand • (Ol llns kid of ~-C..SC1111 Ill TIM Wot14 11 W1r a> Mowie: Cr:J "Tfl1 fll Storr" (dra) 'S9-Jamu Stew11t Vera Miles. Nick Adams fB AllltricH/lsrltl Jnis11 Hollr 0 CJ) Meet the P'ress (JI) WIW WIW Weal m ••111.-""k '• • ..,.. <a CJ)) Ar•·· s,.rts w.rw QJ MoM: (t) uMr. HHn la•es A Vte1tioll" (com) '62 -Jlmcs Stew11t, Maureen O'Hara m Amer~ Altrtu -5:30-u 0 CJ)llns a IMt kid of Amlttuu Ill> CJ) OallllMI bW.r Sldtlhtn ID Ac*"1 et llrp ( llll CJ) l 11\ It tllt llla1111" Ill he Clcllt feetNll Hir1>111flb m flestl riN,i .. •V•NINQ e:oo • c...,.1c11 '76 A look at the candidates and tSSues on tins Tues d1y's n1hon1I etechons ·~ e MIN: ct) (2111) ''Tlllal" (adv) '71-leon Ames • lfifiil Tiii htut41Mt fllPt of tllt ~ Glen C.mpbell nu Illes this spt<:ill which u~s slow· motion photo111phy to traee the SIO()' of the North Amtr1C1n snow aeese as they m1kt the11 2500 mile m1111tion south, from the Atlic to the Gulf Coast CJ) Secrlb ti ,,.. °"' . ,, .... <II WlW kid If Allhllal$ • u.w.. kid of lfc4Mt Colt· atttu "The Smite of the Walrus" Ill> CJ) Rlltll ~ru• $1w flttlt1MM @ (J)lr..w. SS,.C1:"" ID J...-Woff Wltll ... (8 (I)) Tiii Cl,ttlft & Te1111lllt CD Witlf WtrW .c.r-.... -6:30-• Ill> ,..., .. Clll41d C.1Nr1 ........ ,,.._Storr g All f.aNI Celt1H1tloll DP'~tt frntl . ...., "'"' 7:00 a Ill>()) C1111p1l1n '!SA p1ev1ew of lht PrtS1dent11I 11ct 1n Tuesday's ettchons, plus a loqk at key Senate and 1ubtrn1t0111I rJCts 8 RINCTAll COMEDIAN • SAVES DAY/DISNEY II @ CIJ (!J) D hid of Dis· IMJ "T~t Secret of Did Glory Mint" The f111ndsh1p ol a 11n1t11I cit lud~ to a leud between 1 111zzltd old prospector and a youn1 1eolo11st over a dtserted At110n1 silver mint resulhna •n near catastrophe wh1n the old man dyMmlles the mine S...tlllna ~lat IJ ((8) ())) \1)) COS Guests 1n elude Madeline Kihn, Howard Moms and the musical aroup, W1r Cl IRliil Mlriu• lfnsrMl., CriN--mTimy Breslin uplo!es the personalit1u ind ttplo1ts ol tht m°'t colorful rnm1nals 1n recent American history 1nclud1na John 01111n1er Al Caoone, f11nk Costello Pretty Boy Floyd, Machine Cun Kelly, Bonnie & Clyde and many mou ID Wli. WotW of A1111111ts a> TIM f1I fl) l•,a1111• 0111111 ar ... H1N '7' -7:30-ID Lat of 1M Wllll Cr!t lloru11 LM111111 '191r1111a 8:00 fJ ()1) Cl) Tll• Sour and CMt Slw The Hudson Brothers Shields & Varnell euest u o Cl) (lJl e Tiie Bia Ert111: Uf1 Goes It till MoMt Henry Fonda, Shutty MKl11ne and lrn M1nnelh host this 3 hour Spee11I bued on the Time ltle book of the same htle. It takes 1 loo~ at our put lew dec1du as they relatt to the Mov1es-lrom 1936 to 1912 e TIM l.1111111n & 11r•1ey CJ) P'tttf lh'*ll Varilty Heur a (!Bl Cl)) 0 Sl1 Mlllioft Dollar Mu "Kill Osur" Patt II As J11mt hes nur de11tl alter be1n1 bu ten by robots. Steve sets out to rescue Osur Goldman G Moti1: CC) (Ur) "'1yc~o· 11\Mia" (hor) '7 l-Gt1>rae Sanders m lllo¥it: (r:J (211r) ''f1111l1111ttl• C1uttd ....,,. .. (h0t) '67-Peler Cush1n1. Susan Oenb111. GJ SM Yony "°" 9 Mwlut Varllty m c ... 11111, ,, s,..,i.y 9:00 a (17> CJ) CJ) Woflk Two pl11nclothes officen 011 rouhl)t duty lft uu1M In the b1c~lnh of an 1n1!)' ne11hborhood when one of them 1s I01ced to •111 1 younf man du11n1 a 5truu le . eou1-...m U "LIVE AND LET DI£" * James Bond's Best! Am Tl111t Ofl TYi a (18) CJ)) (8) AIC Sudar llipt IMle: Cr:J (2~r) ''Un 111d Let Die" (adv) '73-Rocer M00te, Yaphet Kotto, Jane Seymour, Cl1Hon limes. Oo1d Hed1S011, Bernerd lee. Lois Muwtll J1mtt Bond and a buutlful psychit who 111ds Tarot c116s doclae voodoo spells, snakes. crocodiles 1nd shar\s 1n pursuit ol liertcm's "Mr. B11 " GJRtlHlllllNtd ta Japa11e11 flt"' l2ll Tiie OM WIJ t1D llamrplect TIINt11: Mtd1111t llwtfY · lud11111tnl" [mma's day ol reckon1n1 hu mived lier lovers hevt deserted her end her wild utrav111nc1 hlS dmen the Boverys to bandruptcv tD D Slw M Sy!N P'IAll -9:30-• n.. llM!a 11 eo..1111 s._,a c.,..., CDIMouNow 10:00 fJ llllll S,.cill 1o Protect, to Serve, Pe1h1ps to Die" Presentahon of "Medal of V1lo1" rec1p1ents by tht Los Anaeles Police Department G OIJ of DistAMry D Garltf Ttd Anllslr•1 a> lioqlel ltollr ........ Ill> CD (I) Otluccllio (ue I(); JOPM IOI slOfyhne) '2J) l'llMlc ,., ft111111 SI TIM ~1111 Cllr11kltt ~) ID WI P'tr~ GB Lou lief-. SM -IO:JO- U DELVtCCHIO'S "nds * with WOl!lln to ltVHI her amll111t. D Delvt«Jllo Delvecch10 ind his men ire stymied ind lum1n1 when tne fourth victim of 1 11pe·murderer $UNtves her Ofdul then refuses to help 1denhly the killer Ellen Gee1 and Alan fud11 1uest. 9 IWllJ Sfttprt S1w G fln111 LIN faTrffll Filla 11:00 D Cl) Cll CI1J CI> ID ""' • ""-lttn CIJ Tiii rn et.' m M"i1: a:J "$ll1d1w H Ille Lw" (dr1) '63-Jacki~ Cooper. .., Silllsl., a.-. tD (I) ....... " tllt Ga-. B Mlriat .• 200 '"'' ID Rlwtls of Slltr1ecll tW.ts D JlllMllJ Snuart ._ -11:15- <ll> CD S..1111 alMI C..pany -11:30-.,..,,. D s.111., & C..pany e Tiie 700 CIM .,..., CJ)Tt ... G MMlt! ct) "[l1,h1nt Wai'" (dra) '54-Peter finch, Clt1abtth T aylof, 01n1 Andrews CIDJ Mo•I•: ct:i "'•rto11 "1u" (d11) '!>7-laru Turner, Hope Lanae a Mlllit 111d tllt S,...111 WM <a())) w, wrr11e .. n.. D Tiie rn ci.. a MoM: Cr:J "ht1lllt of """' _ .. (drl) '71-Michul Sattaitn 12:00 • ~ flMll lhrit: (r:J "Uwtr C-lid" (com) '62-Roc\ Hud son, Dons Oay. Tony Randall. a l!Bl CJ)) P'ftrr Me,.11 Vtri· tty Guuts include Paul W1lh1ms, Blood. S•ul and Tears, lonelle Allen. Allee Ghostey . ClJ llltll: (CJ '1111 Sn Witt CHM 111 fro111 th• C•"" (mp) '66- R1ch11d Burton, Cl111e Bloo111 tDVMIMT1i..-R""9 1:00 D Al Otlo llWltfl ... -l:JO- • St1rtilllt -2:30-• lhtlt: .,. Star" (drt) ~J. Bette 01vis, Natalie Wood 4100 B liloYl1: ""'11&111 liflt111ut" (drl) '62 Glenn ford, Pit 0'8111n P ... 7 I Sex 2000AD Are you ready for future sex? It's looks to the future tor some sexy on the way. And if you plan to be ideas of what we'll be up to in around for the action you'll want the year 2000. Join him every to know what to expect Starting night this week for his provocative tonight Channel 2 ~~ u " series of special reporter Pat Downey ii reports. 2000 AD : SEX/2 NEWSROOM/5 & 11 PM MONDAY llOYHll8 1 ftt -11ilta 11M1 1tt1r-llsti11p. pl1111 see DAJTlllllE ,.OGllAMS. ...... lol reur -1tt1tt, are the ~rs~ DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 9 "1lMse lllrH" (dll) 36 J0tl McCfH, M1111m Hopkins "Saiceft" (adv) ·cs Alan l1dd Veronica lake a ''Tiie Ctrll b 6rtt11" (dra) 45-Bette Davis John Dall Joan lomn1 11:00 D "Y111 Ca111t Alene" (dri) ·•5-Robert Cumm1ncs. l111beth Scott 12:00 m "l'trsonal 1'1optrly'' (tom) ·37 Jean Ha•low. Robert Taylor. Una O'Connor. Re11nald Owen 1:00 (3) CC) "J111t for Y111" (mus) ·52-Bine Crosby. lane Wyman. Nalalre Wood 2:00 D (CJ "TM WttMI of Htnry Oriut" (com) ·64 Peter Sellers. Paula Prenltss 3:00 (JD) (CJ ''ColltfirKJ lo lhlt" (dr1) '70-Robert Conrad 3:30 8 (CJ "Th Str111111 Witlli11" (dr1) · 14 Barbara Eden, GtOICe Gnmrd l!V•NINQ e:oo U (fl) CD tD !Ins II IHl ID D lltws 9 a.l)StarT,_ ( (l r.-.1 l'ylt 8 (QI) (11) 9 lllond1y Ni&ht footllatt Houston Oiler~ vs Ball1m01e Colts .... Gul!SlllO&t m l'artrW,t Fa1111ty II) Adam·l2 f1l) Eltdrlc Col!IP1ny m Wt1e bKa1s -6:30-u Oillall! Cunts include Shields & Yunell Chuck Wool"Y W1ll1e Sutton and Ronnie Schell I 4 Alldy tiriffith \}§) Men Griffin Sbow m h1111ty Attarr ll1l l}J '4.llSlllOtt fD looal! m Nnllrille Oii tllt load 7:00 D ~cu m News 0 U.11 Club rel My ThrM Solts CJ) To Ttll Ille Truth D COtlct11lr Ilion m I lowt lucy .., The Fii fB Clnt "' E~llOI aw, Grittitll fD lbdhll/ltllrt1 Rtp0f1 m 01111111lc Series '7)AllUlllS h1111ty -7:30- 11 C.lihf 1111 lfyl4M D llolrliftc for Dollars Tiit <M4 c.plt l&1111t TUI T- D Tiit .IMtr's WiMI m ""' a..t1t11 (l1J Delly 1'1rtea Show 0 WtW Wof1d of A91•als a Hepll's Ktfoes Robert Redford Is seduced into running for Senator. Melvyn Douglas and Peter Boyte co-star. KABC_,,, MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 99sOOPM(i) Veteran 1porl1- caster Curt Gowdy, one of television'• most versatile commenulon, w.u Induc- ted Into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame Mon- day, October 18. Other Sooner sports celebrities being honored on that occasion Include Mlc:key Mantle, Biiiy Vessels and Pappy Waldorf. Gowdy, who began his sports career as an announcer of University of Oklahoma football SAmH and T e:us League bueball SAmn, Is being Inducted for his contributions lo sports broadc:ullng. • • * "Dick and Jane," a half- hou r romantic comedy pilot about two contem- porary young people groping and •tumbling their way toward a mean- ingful relatlonahlp, beSAn filming October 13. The comedy ii a Witt-Thomas Production In auoclatlon with 20th-Fox TV for the CBS televl1lon network. "Dick and Jane" wu created and written by SuNn Hartl1. MONDAY (Continued) fJ) 118DiJ O.y .r Ille 0.14 Focuses on theTeliib11lt0n of "(I D~ dt los Muertos-(D•1 ol the Dud). the annual t11d1tt0nal Meucan holiday when du th os laced with coura&t ut and humoi mn•"'• 8:00 fl 111> a....a A weo&hlr problem dtvtlOps •hen Rhod1 adds a lew unwanlfd pounds •nd Blenda becomes $!om IOI the Inst hmt 1n htr hie • II QlJ ®J ID little HtYU "' Ille "'"" ''Halloween Story' l11tte liura lnaalls 1s sured silly when. whtlt so.pine the windows of tht Dltt0n's market. she thinks sht hn seen Mr Oleson ~111 hos •tie U CAU Ill YOUR VOTE * WITH JACK ROURllE 1:00 ON KllA 5 Iii liMi!C.11 Ill Y .. rv.tt l1tk lroUrfe hosts lh1s 2 hour phone tn poll Top TV presonaltfles will be on hand to answer phones dostuss ouues and urce people to cet oul and vole Guest stars include Edward ~ner, lilaurten Rutan. Bob Crane, Dennis Wuvtr and Ralph Story Mowit: (2111) "fla11h11 St11'' (mus) '60 Elvis Preslo G M"it: cc:> (lhr) "Coltr Mt Dud" (d11) '70-Tom lr,on ........ .,,.,ry .... a .... : ~ (Zllr) "Tiit C,1141· Nh" (dra) '72-Robert Redford ID lilfiil Maurie 1960 Academy Aw11a.iiiii1n1 him lhal upmsts the Meaiun 1ttrtude t0w1rd death ats,.111111111"'9 '9 J.-U.11111t P1911111t -1:30- • ll7J Phyllii Casual daltnl turns serious when a hand some. secreflve man announces he's coon& 10 m11r, Phyllis m er-Wib 9:00 9 llll Cil Cl) MtMe On the m ot lht national elections Maude has fer greater womes lhan lhe tale ol her tand1d1te, when she 1s 1nl10 duced to Carol's latest boy l11end .. 0 Cl) tlJ • C111,al1n C....rap Precl'HI Ho 1nfo1mat1on ao1l1bfe at our press lime • .....,., Nlallt lllerit: Cl:) (2hr) ''Tiit C.Midatt" (d11) ·n Robert Redford, Peltr Boyle. Melvyn Oovalu. Don Porter, Karen Clrlson, Allen Garfield A youna t1wyer - pushed into 1 polrltCll rtce 1111nsl a well rupecled incumbent Senalo1 btcause he had been lold he could ull his own sllots -be1111• 10 hnd 11 d1ff1Cull to be his own bon m Men Griffl• $11111 • n. VJraitla• e Cillt UlliwlWI ((21J ) 111 .... , 1111111 ...... (C) (21ir) "nit l.lw lllKlllM" (dra) '71-John Ph11t1p l 1w, Dyan Cannon 8 OiMlll -9:30-a All 'S fAIR.mtcll * in CllarttJ'I politics llas Rlchud 1umln1I 9 cm cJJ {[) U'1 fllr C1111er's election eve bulhday celeb111ton tu1ns into a 1111n1 pollt1<1I deb111, but the euest ol honot ~res only about • promtHd surprise !tom net mystenous t>oylntnd Pege10 D 8 (I) <DI m t1111pal1n 1n4 IM CllMlitUlft No 1nform11ion aYlll able al our preS$ time fl)flliw futwe 10:00 U UECUTIVE SUrTE· • ull$dleduled firlWOfU al C0111pany barbecue • <Ill utclltiwt Sime 4s a publlC relalt0ns move, Don W1U1nc reluctantly holds lht compuy barbtcue at hrs home. e~en tllou&h his wile wains 11 will pul lhe lanuly on display Hilary turn~ HICk Koslo is deep 1n debt and Howell Rulledae e.erts hear, pressu1e lo acquore • small Orecon lumber form ol Cardway Corpora lion II 0 (jJJ l%D Ot<llio11 '76 "lle<:t1on C~e Special Reporf' News correspondents John Chlnnllo1 . Drnd Bunkley I om Brokaw and Cathenne Mtcktn enluale develop menls in the 1976 pohlictl cam pa11ns and review the candidates and lhe11 p1osptcts in tomorrow's nahonal. state and local elections (j) leMnu ea~ atlillllllMk• S) Tiit Ma•l Cllroai<IH "John Quincy Adams. Diplomat" (R) 1\11 C,,ufft ' Tlllftlllt m llrata de Pr-ra -\0:30-.. Tite lllSWt S1wy mmm~ 11:00 ••m a ~ .. 11.19 ~ 8 ((21) ) t2li Lowe A•11lcu Stytt SM H .. t D CdtM!ty 1-Andy Grtfltlh m llhry Hartiu1, Mary Hartiu11 m '''"" 111e lillrre cm Sllllllp tilt SI.an S> Cle<tialt ,min -11:30- lll 01> rn m cas ut• ...... 11 0 ®J m--,c.,. Cl) Thi I'll Chi• • ht·tltctiell ~ial -~ QllJ n.. 700 CJ11b 11» 1111"'9: "Snftlt 111d TlMtt" (121J (I)) StlellCt Fldieft Y-.ah• Oil llHlt: ~ """"' ,, ,,,,. "'"'" (dra) '65 Kirk Diluatu 12:00 ..... " lirllK .. D MtMI; ~ "Q41Hlt1," "lift & 0.111 .. Ctltlttl ........ ''frtfltW ~·· m MoM: ~111'1 tf c.111w1• (wes) 'SJ-Joltn Hod11k -12:30- • U.!llpt SW. "Tiit lest ....... "CftlJ 01(1 A HtliUJ," '-S--. II tilt Oto(' 8 Y1111 SM If Sllowl ..... : "Tiit P'llt•h City StOfy" (d11) '55-RtC~ard Krt~y 1:00 .. '"' CflB ,.....,, .. m Tiit m. C111• -1:30- 2:00 9 ..._..: lJ:) .. loft It A 111111 Spl111•ore• Tlli111" (dr1 ) 'SS- Wilh1m Holden lennll'r )OMl TUBSDAY MOVOllH Z F9t -lllftc IM 1fttr-llsti11p, pltue ,.. oanuu PIOliHMS. ...... l9f '9llf Cll•.-.C.. art tltt .,,., _.... DAmME MOVIES 10:00 G "On•te 11•e•11ly" (mys) ·u -B1rbara Slanw1ck frtd MacMur11y .,..,_Aft. -· (dra) '61 Dana Andrews. [IUllOI Pa!)tr (21) "U Tlllt IM ltufta T11" (dra) ·•o-Bette DaWls, Chailu Boyer 11 :llO Ill CC) "Tiit l.14y Takes A Flytl" (dr1) '!>8-lan1 Tu1ner, Jell Chandler. R1thard Den111nc 12:00 ID "114 ltt Cac~ Otlltr" (dra) ·s• Cha11ton Heslon. l11 abeth Stoll 1:00 r8J ~ "Track ol lite Cat'' (dra) '54-Roben Mitchum hb Hunter 2:00 Ill CCJ "Th 1111111 Tiiey b~ Mil!Sly't" (com) '68 Jason Robards. Butt Ekland 3:00 <I.Ol ~ "Tiit latl Vtya11" (dra) '60-Robert Slack. llV•NlllG 8:00 • (Ill (}) Cl) lltdillt Ctim11• live continuous coveraae ot lht 1976 Pm1dtnh1I Eltcltons tonhnuts trom 4PM, with Waller Clonk.tie as anchor man 1n Hew YOI~ Mike WallKe (hst). Roaer Mtdd (South) Dan Rathe1 (Midwest) and Lesley Stahl (West) II ID Cl) (JI 111 lllC 1'75 Eltctioll llipt c-nat Cont'd hom 4PM Jolln Chancellor and David Bunkley co aochol coveraae ot !ht eltchon results lrom th1ou1houl the count1y Raw vole tounts and pro1ec Uons to be d1sp"ytd by muns of a computtr·d11wen electronic cham tet·eeneralt0n system NBC will pro· lect winners 1n 51 President ial rates (lhe contests 1n 50 stales plus the D1slnc1 of Columbia), 31 U S Senatt contests (two Senators are un opposed lor re tleclion), all 14 cubernato11al rtets. and the lotal number ot seats won by tach pany 1n the OS~member U S. House ol Rep resentatrves • Sltf Tr• Cl) liMef P)le • ca 001 a Mtic.at s,1,11 " '7~ Did'-~ Cont'd hom 4PM ~BC PfOYldes lo~e c9ver11e ot elcc lion returns anchored by Harry Reasoner. B11b11a Walters and Howard K Smith RellOfllnt on olh" JJCts around lht toUntry art frank Reynolds·the Senate rttes Ann Compton-the Gubernel0111l 11ces and Don F1rmer-lht House races Sam Donaldson rtPOf1S hom limmy Carter's headquarters and Tom 111 nel rt potts hom the White HouH. with Steve Bell u lhe cul111ay anCllOf Tht IHI wen minutu ot each haH hour will be devoted lo loal eleclton 1eports -~· • rartrwt• F "'My ..... u QJStar ,,... G Dedrit c.m,.n, •Uttte a.u>i TV WEEK ocroeeR 31 1978 -6:30-m f 1111ily Aff1l1 ()JJ lilNtlM• m Lnter ....... h • C.lldl4alt T .. Reprtsenlln& the Ame11C1n lnde pendant Patty 7:00 • 111) Eltdt. Cowtralt Conltnues throu1houl lht evtnin1 II U ll) (llJ Cll Cltctiu C.-ac• Conhnuts uni~ I IPM g lllt•lt: (t) (21\ltn) "llllrll" (dra) 68-Stm McQueen Di>n Gor don Jacqueltnt Bisset Robert Vau&hn, Simon Oakland Horman fell 8 ((ft) lf)) QI) Elt<lioR llf&hl C-rap Conhnues lh1ou1hout lht ewenina (I) fo ,,. ltie Truth lll~ratilllt ID I Lott Luc; m flit fll m AIMric.a/htHI Jtwisll Hollr ct() ...., Grtffitlt f1l) The MACNEIL/LEHRER • REPORT: THE OTHER HAl.f or THE NEWS. m llhcthil1Lt1trer •lllOrl a> Df11Mtic Strits '9AdftlllS flftllly -7:30- Ct 11M a.. CM,i. <]) n. Goat SlteW G """': (.C) (J\;111) "Tllt Gllas of •mr-" (adv) '61 Gre1ory Peck. David Niven. Anthony Quinn Stanley Bahr. Anthony Qu1yte, Irene Papas G1.1 Sall, lamts Darren m 1ra4y IHdt Ill> CD lllSllmllt • 11te 11.M a .._.: CC) ((l~rs) ''Tllt ltllt· Ht Oaf" (dra) '62 John W11ne Rober1 Mitchum. Henrt fonda fJl) CUlllltf ti Tlllicltt • Fladt Ger• 8:00 Ill (Ill Eltdloll C....r11t Continues throuahoul the even1nc II J2}J tml 1111 Electiott c-r11• Co!thnues until llPM (]) """': (ttlr) ''TIM Ust Hur111t" (d11) ·~8-Spencer l1acy • (121) Cl)) Eltclioll llltht C-ra11 Conhnues throuchout the ~venina 0) Julie • My flworlte * Thin1s! With l'eler Selle11 & Tiie Muppets Q) liRiiJJulit-Myfaw.tltt TM,.pJiille Andrews stars 1n a fun· lilted musical. 11Hh 1ues1s Peltl Sellers, hm Henson's Muppets and fhe Pink Panther m ,,. rr 11att11 1B ~Jrt.lllic AH1lrs 1!m IHalil w...y A salute to b•I btncfliiOtr Woody Herman who. uxtly 40 years 110 11tcan his carur rn Brooklyn, l'I Y Tht salulr includes perlormanc;es bJ Woody Ind h11 Youn a Thundennt Herd "m~• ehfcMc~•· -1:30-• CJtlrttM ,,..,.,. a> '""'*' c..;, 9:00 e <Ill OJ Cl) Otctlott c..tra1e Continues lhrouellout the 1venin1 II @ Cl) (ID} Ill tlectlo11 C.-.1• Continues unlll 11 PM . e (!Ill CI J) Electlon lllaht c.wtr•tt Conllnuu t~rouahout the tvtntnR . - ,;•, .~ C I. 0 S F. • II P • ~~ 'COLD BUSINESS WORLD ' Acqutsllio-ns, pre-tax income. profit margins and design copyrights don·1 sound like dramaltc tare for telev1slon Butth'3 new continuing series. Executive Suite. shows how those cold terms of the business world can serve as background for such torrid goings-on as Illicit oltice romances. power S1ruggles 1n1errac1a1 love attairs and private scandals The drama, whose creators don't mind calling 11 a soap opera, 1s broadcast Mondays (10 OOto 11 PM) on CBS It has plunged tis large cast ot characters into a bombing. 1ndus· trial espionage, worker unrest, youthful rebellion, porno mov1e-mak1ng, blackmail and heavy drinking Is that what's really been going on at the ott1ce all these years? Yes. and more besides, say executive producers Norman Felton (The Man from UNCLE. Or Kildare). and Stanley Rubin (Bracken's World, The Ghost and Mrs Muir) Fellon reports "Our series 1s based on what our research shows happens In corporate Ille and how II attects people and their 1am1hes " The stars Include Mllchell Ryan as a corporation chief with a conscience, Stephen Elliott, recently ot Beacon Hill. as the conservative number 2 boss Sharon Acker as Ryan's wile and Leigh McCloskey as their son. who falls 111 love with a black girl , The show deals with the giant Cardway Corporation. a conglomerate with interests in chemicals. electronics and synthetic fabrics The board °' dtrectors includes Richard Cox as head of public relations (his sweetheart. Trisha Noble. causes gr1el when her porno movie background becomes known), a woman, Madlyn Rhue. who falls In love with an industrial spy, hard-drinl11ng Byron Morrow. Wtlltam Smithers, who ends an attair with hlS secretary only to learn his wife Is :nvolved with another woman, and Percy Rodrigues. an amb1t1ous black Wendy Phillips plays the rebellious daughter who bombed her lather's chemc1cal plant Other wives. lovers, workers and friends include Gwyda DonHowe, Paul Lambert, Paulene Myers, Maxine Stuart and Cart Weintraub Ryan who. as corporation President Don Walling. bears the brunt of making hard dec1s1ons that attec1 many hves, calls his role an actor's dream "I have to work at being Don Walling," he says. "because he s constantly coming up against very tough situations It makes me realize what a toll big business lakes of Its people ·· The series aims at a sllce-ol-llfe reeling 1n that 11 shows the characters enmeshed In several problems at a lime One situation leads to another and each episode has a quick summing-up so viewers know what all Is going on. The series borrows Its basic Iheme and tltle from the Cameron Hawley novel, which was made into a lilm version In 1954 starring Wiiham Holden and Barbara Slanwyck. Corpor•llon pru10en1 Oon w1111ng (Mitchell Rven, 111ndlng. wll" papere) discusses • companv 1>omb1no wflll h11 lop exeouflvet (clockwlSfl from lower tett)Andoraon Gilt (W1ll11m Smithers). Hilary M•dlson (Mldlyn Rhue). Merk Oe1mond (Richard Co•). Matcolm Olt>ton (Percy Kiibride), Howett Rutledge (Stepnen Elllot1), end Pesrce Ntwt>erry (Byron Morrow) ·THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN SECOND TRUST DEED LOANS ON ANY REAL ESTATE: 173-213 onn·s fTptCM AN«.IAI. PBICtNTMil RATE -J lo S YltS. Not all second trust deed loans cost the same. That's why the Federal Government has given you a simple way of comparing the annual cost of any loan ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The lower this rate. the lower your annual co&t. Most other companie& asl< you to pay Annual Percentage Rates fro m 17'\, 10 21 '\.. That's because they charge you 10'\, interest, a maximum commis- &ion and give you a short time to repay. Not us. Through Reliable your interest rare is lower (9%). the commission is lower, and you get more time - 8 years -to fully repay your loan, including prin· cipal and interest. There are no balloon payments. We offer you an Annual Pen:entage Rate of 12.88%. Checl< around. We believe it's the best race avail· able ... and it's avajlable to everyone. The figures lool< lil<e this. For every Sl,000 you borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96 months. The total of payments is $1,407.36. We also offer shorter term loans a t the same interest rate and commission, but with proportionately higher Annual Percentage Rates. Naturally, you can pay off your loan at any time by pre-paying interest on the balance in accordance with state law. You may borrow from $2,000 io $50,000 on a first or second Crust deed loan -on any real e&tate any· where in California. On the average, you11 have your loan in 10 working days. No gimmicl<s. No double-talk. We just thinl< it'• good business to give you the facts . . and more money for your money. I 9)RELIABLE ll MORTGAGE CORPORATION Trvstad 111d Rtsptcltd Brokers lar 26 yurs .... to-) OffkH: Or•...-Co: 2:!95 W Bcill Hd AMhelm (714) 776·6543 Loe~·: 320 No Vermom (213) 666'·2525 SF Vall~: 184'>"> Burhank Blvd Td1111na (213) 987·2234 Direct Toll· free Pia-•: Slln G<'lbrtel Valley 1213) 44:1 6668 South Bely Loog EWoch <:~131 fitl4 227'}. VentuM Cuunty 180~) 497 .iTJ.I P-ve 11 TUEIDA Y (Continued) ID Burt Reynolds, Elliot * Gould, MkhMI taint, James Cun With Ilona! m ~-lanttt'a~t· sb11"t!Oiia ~rrelt conducts 1n dtplh 1nltrtlfWS with Burt Rtynolds £1hol Gould. Michael C11nt ind limes Caan II) Tiie Y'wpiH fJIVlfitty SlloW '9 Du~ Wrntl1111 -9:30- D U.11 a"' fB ChiMM DralN m MtN: "l-"' L ..... m~1·15 10:00 D cm {I) £1edlOll etwu&t Conltnues thrournout lhe n11hl IJ 0 CIJ D Eltctlo" Ctwn11 Continues unhl 1 IPM •""" • (121J Cl)) a E11ctlo" llllhl Ctwtat• Conl1nuu all even1n1 ID Tennis Is The Gamel * With Charlton Heston, Chad Everett ' Morel • Mtrv Griffin s,_ m 1a11ta • "'hM'"' -10:30- lllttllS 1414 Allt11 .., fl),._ 11:00 a•am aNews IJ Clli Q]l News 9 ® lM Allltriu11 Style Sea Hwt CD lllbty IU111ue, llllty lllrtl!IH .., hie "' tilt liu11t Cl?I (]) Stwll• tilt Slln P-ve12 -11:30- • UV ctJ Elediol c-tap ., Q1! r_u ® m .._, eat. hnlallve, tlecllon coveract may conltnue 11\iouahoul tht evenint lfJ Tiie m CM • (t8) ())) a [ltcllo11 lli&ht CM<ap Continues throuthoul the evtn1n1 D ~ity ·-Andy C11llilh hosts CD News (3, TM 700 Ch1b m ....... :"Tno~ 12:00 D lest of lifocllo CD lillewlt: "I.Int IOI Gold" (d11) 49 Ida Lupino. Gltnn Ford -12:30~ a All·ttl1ht Siio•: "Road to S1t111,.rt," "House of 011c1l1," ''Slladtw of Trta•" D Moorit Doubltfututt: "All Quiet on tllt Western f llltlt" "lwy" a> Moorit: "01111011 1114 'Yfllils"' (adv) '62-Cuy W1lhams. 1:00 D ~fl <Ia.l To111orrow hnta hve election cowe111e m Tiit m c11111 2:00 Cl Oou.itlulurt Mniu : il:) "Francis Jtiu th WACS," lCJ '1 Set A Dari Stm1t1" CD All·lllPI SMw: "Tiie IK•"4:' .. ,...," .. ~•'' 3:00 8 16wie: "Tiit ClllWm's titer" {dra) "62-Shuley M1claint lw•DN•SDAYj llOVUlltR 3 ftr-... w 1ft11-llstl11p, pluse see DAYTIME PROUAMS . ltlolt, fOf JM1 -itMt, llt tilt dly' s lllO'llts. DAmME MOVIES 10:00 D CC) "Mtrt With W1"1s" (dra) '38-frrd M1tMu111y Ray Milland ''Catvt Htr """ witll "'*" (d11) '!>8-Paul Scolotld V1111n11 McKenna (3) ~ .... Voy11t1" (d11) 4? Bettt D1v1s Paul Henrerd 11:00 Cl (t) "lht Ito, Gooll· 111u Sttry" (mus) 'SS Steve Allen. Donna Reed Berta Gersten 12:00 CD "flo1i111" (d11) 40 Rober1 Youna. Charin Coburn I :00 l2t) ct1 "Dial "M" 101 Murder'' (dra) '!14 Ray Milland Crace Kelly 2:00 CJ tCJ "lltwtr Stul Any· 1111111 Sm1H" (com) ·59 James Caanev Shuley Jones. Roar• Smith 3:00 fiOJ "Key West" (d11) 12 Sltphen Boyd, Woody S!rode 3:30 a tCJ "ltipt Sin es" (dra) '70 -Jamu f11n cmul lee Grant tsht Nielsen EV•NINQ fV WEEK OCTOBER 31 1978 '°""' '1lt -~ CD l'trt11d1• family G)MM·l2 asu1T1• m Electric c..111111 a Diull! m lrttlt Ruuts -6:30- • OIAalll Guurs include Phyll11 Gtof&t. Lynda Carter times Carroll J01don RIC~rd J0td1n and Linda Lavin 11 """lifittittl (IJj Mttv Gritfill SlloW CD f1111ily AHlir l7l 11 6111\SMt fll)leM! 7:00 118@ 11Dtt11n D U111 a.- My fhtM Sefts (f) To TtM tllt Tr11ttl D Co!tcefthation CD I t.... LllCJ a> Tht fll f» Kofu11 Orama a """ 61ittit11 fli) The MACNEll/lEHllEll • REPORT: THE OTHER HAU Of THE NEWS. m lllbdltll/ltllr11 •tPtrt ( l2ll ) '°"'!Ill fl) Or111111ic Stria CB MUlllS f IW!lly -7:30- IJ lb111t TUI T-e 1ow1Mt ,., o.11111 Tiie ~ Coii,i. .... tdl "- $121,000 Q-'*i e Tiit Johr's Wild What will tum you on at the tum of the century? Channel 2 newsman Pat Downey reports. 2000 AD: SEX2lLA 2 NEWSROOM 5•11PM Doctor, my mother treated me like an animal. Dogs: we overfeed them. Overdress them. Sometimes we even send them to the shrink. Be watching tonight on Channel 7 as Eyewitness News Reporter Fred Ander- son begins a three-part series on our favorite four-legged friends. You'll see how man 's best friend often gets the best of us. Plus. you'll find out why dogs seem to like us so much ... and why we go crazy over them. Don't miss "Pampered Pooches" tonight at six. Because the world may just be going to the dogs PAMPERED POOCHES 'NO OVERNIGHT SUCCESS' Greg Mullavey haa not become an actor overnigl'lt He has been around for a number of years now He Is a good actor and a thorough one. Unfortunately, unless you have a television series. you are not often accorded the notoriety you may deserve The second season of Norman Lear's Mary Har1man. Mary Hartm11n t>egari recenlly (on KTTV, Channel 11, week mghts at t 1 PM) with regulars Mullavey, Louise Lasser Dody Goodman. et al, resuming the e11cruc1a1lng five-show a-week taping schedule. Greg now has that series arid ar ever Increasing notoriety as Mary's troubled, baseball· capped, hard-drinking. on-again I otl-agaln husband, Tori Hartman. As work got underway for the season, the tapin~ schedule seemed much less hectic, more orderly anc conlrolled. which gave Greg some time to reflect on tht show, tils character and himself. Greg feels Norman Lear. Mary Hartman's creatortpro- ducer. is an enormous talent and creative genius Greg was cast tor the series after he guested on an All In the Family segment lor Lear. in which he portrayed a lnend ol Mike's, an Intellectual chess player That's par1 of the reason Greg loves Norman Lear "He could cast me as a very lntellec1ual chess player. an tntroverted !<Ind ol guy, then turn around and cast me as Tom Hartman." "Norman gives tus actors an enormous amount of lree- dom to worl( on their own character," says Greg ··Par- 11c1pat1on and feedback are essential " Greg believes you have to be comm1ted to something otherwise you cannot fulfill your potential This Is why he became involved in Mary Hartman. Also, he wanted a chance to play opposite g1ttec Louise Lasser "People identify with the show and 1ts characters" says Greg, "because-whether you five 1n a small town or a sprawling metropoha-people stlll worry about baslcally the same things Tom wants power over hrs own desliny, and 1n that sense. he's as much a victim as Mary " Greg sees everyone In the show as a v1c11m, pretty much. ol the political and economic structure "Most ol us are anyway," he concludes. "and when we try to assert ourselves we get beaten down." Surprisingly. this Is Greg's first Tom Hartman-tsh charac· ter. He has played the heavy, and even done Shakespeare. but has never played ttils type role before Pao-14 WEDNESDAY (Continued) rf.O Pr!« Is l iaht m Br1dy Bunch 7' } l'ost Eledioft Coweraae IU! (I~ Ctltbril) SwttpstJ~ts lli Hoc•"'s Heroes fl!) Clllnnel 21 l011rfhl tJt $25,000 Pyramid m Flull Gordon 8 :00 D 11 ~ f Mo11t: C (2111) "luuernaut" (adv) 74 Richard Harns Omar Sharif A lu~u•y hner is on a hohday crurst when suddenly the teshve mood stops beuuse ol a bomb lhreat nole signed by a 'myslwous luutrnaul Au lhonhes llu1ute to pay the black mail. trn1ng rt will set a precedenl so 11 becomes a race •larnsl trme between the bnmb squad and lhe hour ot cloom D PRACTICE LAUGHING * WITH DANNY THOMAS! D '13 <I Em Tiie Pracltce 11 s All rn lhe Head 01 Bedford un I resrsl btcomrnl involved when he suspects hrs doclor son Da<1d, 1s carry1n' on an eih• ma111a1 altau and lhal David's stcretary Rhonda 1s the 11oman 1n question O Mowie: C (Ztu) "Two Oii A Gutllotlne" (hor) '6~ -Ou n lones Connie Stewens f I Mowlf' e (2hr) "M1dnl1hl lace" Iara) 60-0011s Day Rex Ha111wn John Cavin Myrna l oy, Roddy McOowall U (129 t e ,) 1U Bio"it Woman "Koll Osta1 Conti Jarmt and Steve Auslrn become lhe sole hope of savrne hosiaee Oscar Goldman when Or f1an"1n repels a m1hlary strike w11h the weather machine O Mom: <¢.i (2111) "Cotten Comes to Harlem" (com) ·10- Godlrey Cambr1d2e Raymond SI Jatques Calvin lockhatt Judy Pate Redd fou Emily Yancy Q Mom Spet111: ct, (2hr) "S•in ~me" (com) ·71 lamtS Garner Lou Cossell Sus.n Clark Brenda Sy\es, [dward Asner CD Wllcl World of An1mah IE Ptrry MISOll fB Korun Yari.ty Hour C1" Tiit Cofaf lun&le [ 1ptd1hon to lhe Creal BamPr Red to study tea snakes fl!) livt tn1111 liMOln C.nttr I he Barber of SeV1Ue" Beverly Sills stm as Rosina 1n the Hew Yoik C11r Opera production of Ross1n1 s popular opm d1recled and conducted by Sarah Caldwell, ar11sllc dueclor of I he Opera Company of Boston ED Cll.'lmpionsltlp Wrtstlina m lapanfft l..ln11111• rroe11ms -8:30-u IZ> Il l m NIJC Wednesday Movie: c (90) "Sol• the ¥hid Child" (dra) 76 David lanssen I 11sh Van Devere. Ben1amin Bolloms. l~eph Bolloms Allan Arbus lanmn slars a' a behavioral psycholoa1sl who tries to rrvrhl' a young bOy found hvtnt in a wilderness aru •1th wild dogs Ass1Sllnl him 1s Maaaie fletcher a speeth therapist who altempls lo brn\ lhrouch Cal's res1stdnce and turh him lo \Pt&k W Korun """ 9:00 TV WEEK OCTOBER 31 1975 convtets are holed up 1n an aban doned Qlant sunounded by Stale Pohce and • SWAT unil To prevenl bloodshed 8aretta 11oes rn 10 tal~ and ts forced lo help them ucaot CD Mt!Y Crithft Sllow U> Tiit Vil Cinian flJ Korea11 Historlul Dra11ta tM" fall ol fht Easies 10:00 D 11' 1 ~ t Camp11111 '76 wrap up of lht state. foul ano na lronal elections a Ill\ rJ oi m Qutst MCtt1•n and Quenhn are tauaht 1n a dram11tc showdown between 1 town Mushall and a cattle boss when 1 yount callle drover acc1denlally shoots lhe Maishall's Indian br1dt em""" Ct J Bonanza 8 CHARLIE'S ANGELS • HEALTH SPA MURDERS U (~ tU) Ul Charlie's Anceh lhe Kiiiing l\rnd ·The Angels onv~s t1cate the murdet of a ma1u inr repo1ter 1n a lu1ur1ous health spa Jf G1111smole -10:30- 0 Tiit lnslclt Stofy mm m11tws m ll1111ttime 11:00 u .. m11ews D m 1U rt 1 ® O_f lltws O (aJJ tJJ) <al Lowe American Style rt) Su Hu11t 0 Ctlebrity Rt'fUt m lbry H1rtm111, Mary H1rt111a11 m Tiits ol the l lurtt · Ti (}) Sh1111p tht Stus fD lbderpiete Tlltattr Madame Bovary" -11:30- D U1l (1) (() CBS late Movie: tC1 "TIM lnt Svrviwon'' (d11) '75- Martin Sheen. Diane Baker. Tom Bosley, Anne franc1s. u @ rn crai m .1o1w1y c.i. rJ) Tiit PTL Club 8 (121J _) Ill! Tht Rookies/ Mrstery of Utt W"' m 11twa IS\ 1\t 700 Cl•b 12:00 0 Best of 61011<110 CJ Mowit: ~ ''Cun lor A Coward" (wes) ·57 rred MacMurray. Jeffrey Hunler. Jan1ce Rule CD lllOYits: '1111 htf Men," "llricl&• of Sin ltlil Rey," "Oistuf Drums" fl!) W-111 -12:30- 0 All·llfeht Show: "lbd1111t," "Witrd Woman," "l1d11 Secret Str· wlu,'' "Tiie 111"'1 flicltra" (I) Mom: "I Bombed rurl Har- bor" (dr~/ 61 Vosu'e N1tsuk1 1:00 D \21 1f 11j01 Tomorrow ID Tiit l"Tl Club 2:00 8 Movie. Ci "Th 3' Steps" (dra) 60 ~ennelh Moore lama Cl&. Brenda de Ban11e. BarnP Jones G Oo11bfcfutt11t lllo•ln : IC I ''ZIU," "Hrrtcl Wiit" -3:45- D litoYit: "Ton Oii Trl1r' {dial ·~6 John M1Us Chulu Cobur~ B11 bm Baits I THURSDAY) M>WUllO. Ftr ...... IM atltoltel listilp. plust SH DAm ll[ 'IOHAllS. W..,tw ,..rceanalMca,u a ltle ""'-* DAm llE llOVIES 10:00e "DttPtMI '-•~" {com) '39-lane S11lell, Jo/In ~rl1eld "C«dt Ill o.c.,tlN (dra) '61 Bradford 01llm1n Su1y P1tktr a .. ,.,.... .. (d11) '38-Bette Oms. Gt0tce Brent 11:00 a "Tiie D•b"er'' (dr1) '62-Tonr Curtis. hmts franc1scus IZ:OO • ..._.Miit'' (1dw) '35- Wilh1m Powell. Rosthnd Russell 1:00 a CC>.,,.._,.,, 11"1illl" (dra) '11-Rimdo 11tont1lb1n Z:OO a (CJ "fillWlllJ" (com) '61-Dick Van Dyke. Bubua feldon 3:00 (JI (CJ "TIM F11 Ovt Wm" (com) '61-Ann Sheridan, Ooue las v ro .. 1ey 3:lD B (CJ "Doa't It Atr.W of Ille Dirt" (dra) '73-Kim Darby, Jim Hutton. B11bar1 Anderson Wilham Oem11nt aV•NING I 8:00 8 B CIJ <II CJ1J CD ID lltws 110 (8()))111 .... B S Star Tl'M ())5-f,,.. •'--'· .. hmMp ,_,, ..... u SJ Dadrit c-,.., tD Diull! m U11ta 1nu1s -6:30- • DIM•I Guests include Rtehard Chambtfl11n. hmmy Wynelle, Peter Mallhall, Anson W1lh1ms and Rer mond Masser ()) AMy '°"'"' (fl llel'Y CfiffNI Sllft m f1111ily Affair (l1J CD '--'• tDZ..0.1 Ill~ 7:00 ... ft ())llltllwtn •UMsCIH (I) lly Tllf1t S- (1) To T• Hit Trvtll G c...tr1tlM m 1 lift liKy .., Tiit f1I •C.r-.. a w, GriffttJi fil) The llACNEIL/lEHllEll * 11£POWT: THE OTHU HAlf OF THE llEWS St Tiit llbcllell/lel1rlf •""1 ( l2ll (I)) lauftU ID Dr11Utic Stria • Mdlllll f H 1ily -7:30-D !'rice Is fticllt • ......_. .... o.11111 (I) Tiit IM4 c..,.. • Tiit -SlllW (I) C.Mid C.111t11 e Tiit _....,., WIW (jJ) 0 ()) lltltdt '-"'' mT11t._,...,. (l1J CD 1111 IMlt111 lnillltn .......... ....... ., ...... •ai...iztT-.itt ..,.,.. .. :r QI UcJ' I Jtl lritaMlca •"'*~ 8:00 8 WAI.TOI$ SP£CWJ * IMIY fU£R IUMfES e CJ1J CD (() Tiit w._ (211r) As 1 n11rsin1 student, Mvt Elltn dtvtlops 1 dttp love fol med1crne and Oawrd S.,.ncer. 1 younc intern slle plans to 1111riy hen thoucll the enpaement IS 1 $hock to the l1m1ly. they &!Ye 111 en111ement party IOI the brrdt 1nd aroom IO·bt. but Mary Ellen "1nhc1lly runs out on lltf weddin& 1tht1rul, and only Erin undeisl1nds because she S«'elly w1tnts.std an 1ct which 1s the key to her sister's abrupt behavlot. D U Cl) Cfl D Dm llr. '*9 Documtnllry pmtnlafron on Cieri\ Cable's hie, Ions and teadin& ladies w1lh d11mat1e motion picturt sequences. 1nlerv1ews ind orieinal film foot•c•- • llllit: (CJ {Zllr) "To HM 11141 Hire lltt" (adv) '•S-Humphre1 Bo11rt. UUltn klll. Cl) lltttlt: ct) (Zftr) "O..n1a's llef" (1~) '&3-.lolln Wayne. lee MltVin. Jtct W1rdtn B (IZI Cl)) 0 Welcelle lad WW "Gabe Under Pressure" • lllM: (J!) (Zlw) ...... ,, ... Sm" (1d¥) '&J-rul Slynntr, Gtorce C111kins • Tiie m.ooo ~ .,..,, ... •T.urs~ all 111M: ~ (211f) ~11•a-S0H"' {com) '70-Ellrot l'.oltld .... ., .... Stear ....... t. ... htc,.. -1:30- • (all ())) a llrlltJ tlifltr Woto 1rrtsts a citizen for not stop· prnc 1 robbery and Baptista. a new woman detectr~e. brinrs 1n 1 flasher. •et.Wits 9:00 D O (() <JD D Im Stlltn: Tiit ~ & Hit Allp (2hr) Tlte first hour rs a reprise of the initial 5 hours of tlte ser1M; and in lite $eCOnd how, Jcneph Arm11h's ruthlessness lt1ds him lo black-mail an honorable U.S Senator; hrs wife. Berllldette, accusa her stepmother ol llninc 1n 1Half 111th Josepll; Ind lhtif SOii, Rory, npenences rthflOllS pierudlc;e at H1rv1rd wlltn he courts 1 l'toles· lint 1111 a ca())) a Tiit r.., ._.. Sllelf ludce frankhn rs dllraed with thrH counts of hrst decree lyrtnny by hrS cfuld<tn and hrs llousekeeper. • llll'Y c.w.. a. ..... m. ... ~ • .._...,,. ... I tl W fD VISIOIS "El c.mdo" * Calif. ''"" ..,..,. SM Uvts hrallele4 ill a flltlka• WM tD Vlsltu "El Comdo" An old man's ballad or "comdo" reflects tht """' misfortuna of • PoOf Meaican i.11o<er (ftlrl Alvaru). ind 1nsptrn 1 youna l1rmwork11 (Daniel Vtldez) to make up a new comdo. lull of llope for strlkinr workell In Ca~forni1 orthlrds. Pege15 Order Yours NOW • ~ t -:-?:::. ~~~~1000 ~· -~=-Beautiful Stick-on Labels • PERSONALIZm • STYLISH •WY TO USE • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mra John Doe 123 Mein Street Any10.,n. Anytl•l• 123•U Llbtll O~ Not Ha11e A Printed Border Stylish Voque type Of\ fine quol11y white gummed paper. j RUln 7hl. ~~po~~tt;-;,;d ;;.,-;,;h-S1-:.;; ;;,;- I Piiot Printing Lebel Div .• I 1 Post Off le• Box 1 S60 I Cost• M.w, California 92626 •• S11rt to 11M yovr Zip C•• ..... --jjii.ii§;iihliJH ----------------------~ p ... ,. THURSDAY (Condnved) -9:30-• (8 CJ)) 8 lh11ey W•ller SMw The evt1 distrtu&hl l0«11ne bnnrs 1n • bundlt of rulll •ltd end~ up leavine lter "bundle ol toy" with an 111eedy too·busy Nancy g TY Joctey & Yoe• 10:00 8 Cill (I) Cl) Naw1ll Fitt·O A master forcer bruenly v1cllm11es none othtr than McGarrttt'S own foe 0 unit to the tune ot 114.000. and w'hlle the men rry lo IJke coun 1e1 athon. the th1el plans 1n even b1uer coup-a $200,000 lorsery uPon a Honolulu bank and the U S "avy ........ CJ) lelllllD 8 ((21) CJ) O Streets ol S•n rrutlsco The 1nves111at1on ol • u11ts ol mu1de1s rn "hrch the VlCllnlS 1te1e 111 men is hnked to 1 tun11e prostitute's date book 11:00 8 • CD ID QJl "-D ID Cl) <II Cit "-a <a rn> a Lo" Ar111rle1ft StJle Su !Mt D C....nt,Rewe m Miry llMtNI\, Mary H1r1111tt1 Q) lMs of llM liz.arrt <Ill Cil St11111p tile Sbrs fl)Me.ie: "'flit" -11:30-• cm (I) CJ) CIS lAtt Mnl1: -...k: "The Corrupftt." w1lh D11ne Biker. Martin Sheen. Anne fr111CJS and Tom Bosley, and "H1~k." with David ian:sstn and l(eenan Wynn D a.a> ()) ID D JollrWlr c.r. CJ) "" m. Clvll 8 (® CJ)) 0 Streets of S-r 1111dtco/O.. Allaust m""" 18) Tiit 700 Clll• 12:00 91at lf~ D MHlt: CC) "Tiit Mu Wh ttewr Wll" (dra) '56-C11fton Webb, Gloria Grahame, Stephen Bord. Robert nemyna. Josephine Grrftin m lltN: """' East • luceft" (mY$) '51-Georae Murphy. f inlay !Alme -12:30- • M-llpt SNw: Nit'• A Siun Worfll," NGt11eral Della .. Wirt," "Cat IM lllMI" 0> llowlt: CC) "taU ... Mister" (mus) 'SI-Dan 011fey, flttty Gflble 1:00 D !Ol (l)<IIT- CID Tiit m. au• 2100 D O.u•ltftat111t Mtfin: "Sm · NM," "$U lfWttS II C.." m M·INPI si-: ''Viw• z..,,11," "Youna 11111 Dt111tflld" -3:05- • Me.it: "(C) "II" of htMite" (rom) '32 -louis Jourdan. tetf Chandler. Oebn Paeet, lorell Slo•nf Tl/ WEEI(. 0Cl08ER 31 11115 I FRIDAY llCMMIO S fflf ~ alld after-listiftl&. pltut sat DAYTIME PtOGIAMS. ...... ,.., *"'" ... 111 lk dly'1 MNs. OAmMc MOVIES 10:00. No..w.rtll" (dll) '36- Watttt Huston Dn1d Niven "Wells h rtt" (•es) '31 lotl McCtu rranc.u Dee 18) ctJ "Hotel Paradito" (d11) '66 Alec Gu1nnen Grn~ lollobri11da 11:00 D CC) ''OM Da11t" (dra) 55-Anne Bultr. l!ock Hudson, Julie Adams. 12:00 m .... .,~ Alltolnttte" (d1a) '39 -Norma Shurer lyront "1>wer 1:00 121) CC) "Tiit P1orrd & lht 011111114" (d1a) '71 -Chuch Connors Jose Greco An1ra Quinn l:OO D CC) "11111 Oji ~ Strilc" (dra) '60-Einut Borrnine l\eflll1n Mallhfws 3:00 (lOl tC) "W17, Way 011t" (com) '66-Jerry lewis. Connie Sttvens 3:30 •CC) "lln1111•" (dr a) 71 Shellfy Winters. Stuart Whitman. Bradford Dillman I EV•NINQ e:oo u • Cll (I§) Cl1J rn m ·~ U @ <al<D crllltn U Stir Tri\ Ge!Mr Pyle CJ GuMlllOke tD PartrW(t fa111ily ll)Ma•l2 '3l Stir Tr~ fD Electri< Colllp1111 I.BJ OiNM m llttlt llaub -6:30-u Oinalll Guests 1ncludt 8a11y Man1low. lady fluh. Dick Clark. Sally Kellerman and Stan Kaon Cl) W• Griffitfl ®J Merw Griffin S.... tD flllrily Affair m Ztolll! tD tritnds ol Man 7:00 ueo lJJ m•..,. n Liars Ctllb Cl) My Tllrte Softs • Collct11t11lion tD I Low l.llq II) 11lt f1I • Go lllllrtl awr Griffl~ fm Tiit MACNEIL/LEHRER * REPORT: THC OTHER HALF OF THE NEWS. g 11lt lbdltiltl.threr 11.,.,t CD Or11111tk Serles a9 Tiit Addanu Fllftilr -7:30- D WiN llillito-e lftllfta lor Otlla11 (I) The Odd Couple G (fj) l'Ol ~ $4u1rn (_JJ 11lt •,,.a D 111t 1-'t(t WIN ID Tiit It t4J llMldl @ m Westt111 Mutlc SM m Bia ww. '° a ...... , tt.foa fl)~ 21 Tt11lctil Q) •eat ttM '"'' m n.s. Gor• 8:00 n crz> limiil s,...,, C... tte.t I 90) "SiiQOPy the in de pendent bt1Jle Peanut and his futheied secretary, Woodstoc~. lean home tor a hop to Snoopy's former owner, a little 11rl who lrves 111 away U @ Cl) tlal Gl Sanfotd 1nd Son "The W1nn1nr T1eht" A pair of con men talk the Sanfords into a shady promollon stheme thar os desi1ned to oncreue salrs -and put them 1n the poorhouse u well e Mtllfie: CC) (2111) "TM bwtn" (h0t) '63-'Vmcent P11ce lh•I•: CC) (nr) "Gid11t" (com) 59-Sandra Dee • (t21l ) tH 0-, l Marit Guests are Roy Rocers and Dale hans, R1eh Liiiie and Georrra fn&el Ill Mtllfie; CC) (Z~r) "A Min lo< All Stuona" (d11) '66-Paul Scoloeld. Robert Shaw Orson Welles m ., ... tt1t •111• Qt l'trry Mue11 9 lllowlt: ~ (lllr) "Ht1'ftll Wltll A G¥11" (wu) '69-Gtenn Ford C.rolyn Jones S> "altlectiM ""' ill ltttitw 11> El CMw llf) ..,,.,..,. Urtflllft l'1tCra1111 -8:30- .. 8 CJD) m Cltict alld ltlt Man ··ch1eo·s Ptoblem" Ch1eo invites his 11rlfriend. Liu, 101 •quiet dinner on his new apartment, but the eve-"'"I ends with a quarrel following almost continuous onterruphons from Ed and phone calls f1om lhe hospital where l osa 13 a nurse m ttesi-Wits fa Wo!ltt11's l'oli« StMy fl!) Wall StrNI Wlff 9:00 U i2IJ (B Im Tiit b<Uwd fries "Orouchl at lnd1anhud River" Rockfoid lranticall~ searches tor his friend, An1el, whose windfall 11cl!es flom rut estate are, 1n fact. part of a tu swindle plan arranaed by the mob who now want An&el out ot the way so they can collect D (1211 ) H AIC Friday Ml'llt: lt:' (2111) "lliahlrure i• BHN111 CM!ty" (d1a} '76-0eborah Rattin, lynnt Moody Chud Connors. f 1onnuala Fl111aran T 1n1 Louise. Robr1t Reed, Dtlla RetR l 1na Wood Two 1oommuu· vallhon duve ac1oss the country turns into a 'lll.m1 n1ehtm11e when they arr arrested on false ch111es and sen tenced to the horrors ot a p11m1live women's prison f11m with no way to notify parents or t11ends CD Mcrw Gritfln Sllow a> The Vir1i11I"' m Sa11u11i °"''°' fJi) l.f. St.M's Wttkly m Hetar 0..lu !Mt•r -9:30- JI) CIS frWly M0¥1t: (10) wl'lay 11 Aca111 S..111" (com) 72 -Woody Allen Diane Keaton I ony Robr1ts Jerry lacy Susan Anspach Woody Allen's upromous comedy about a poor $Ctinoo~ who 111voku lhe spurt of Hump~iey Boeart to l<'ln the ladies (taJ rt)) lab,,, tilt Elep/lant tB lloehes T1patias 10:00 D SERPICO·A llY CO, * UlE 110 OTHER! II 0 CIQl G Str,ic.o "Dane" Zont' Jae~ Duffy-l1ues1 Barton Heyman). a so ulled super cop" wllose p1ev10lls partners all died 011 lht toll 1s turned with Serp1Co 1n an tHort lo smash a na1cot1cs 11n1, but the p11tnffsh1p almost comu to &11el as a result ot a 1r1nds1and play by Dully (I) lorla11u CJ m""' a~ fD Ertrlinc 11 Sy111pllofty fl) lmtl 4le l'ri1111ft11 -10:30-m Gl m11ews fl) Klru• Dmu 11:00 fJ D m llll lltws II CIHIJl l2ll < lltws II (!BJ Cl)) ®Lon Amtrinn Stytt Cll ''o football "aJ!Jack D C.ltbrity lltw11t m Mary ff1rt1111n, Mary H1rt111an Q) Tales ff Ille 8iurrt (llJ StvMp Ille Stars fD Fiim Clusic: '1.eueft In loft" -11:30- fJ <Ill CIS hit Morie: CelUlllM lhe Most Crucial Game •1th Valme Harper and Robert Culp D ~1 Cl)® m .i..r, Cata lllowie: "Mt11 Art Stich fools" (dra) 38 Humphre) Bo1a1t , P11sc1lla lane, Wayne Mo111s. Hugh Herbert D (18) IJJ) Gtl S.W.A.T. m11tw1 TV WEEK. OCT08ER 31 1918 \8) Tht 700 CIM 12:00 • lest of ''"""° e Mt,,t: CC) "W1ta1'1 ••• 1'1rssyqr (tom) 6S Peter Selim Pete1 O'Toolt Rom1 Sc~ne1de1 Ca puc1ne, Paula Prentos.s. Woody Allen Ursula Andress m l'ro ftotNll "',.ack fl) Ci1111111 l4 -12:30- " All·lllalll Sllow: "Tiit Couails," • .,ayroll," "TIM lfai11 Thal Wouldn't Dit" -~n..1111 GJ flltorit: ''Tiit YIMtlt Mt11" (dial '6S-Glenn fotd B11b111 Stan.-yet [dw11d G Robinson, D11ne foste1 Bnan Kerth Cl) Mowit: "lllllld 111 Ille $1111' (dra) 'SJ-James Mason. Joan Fon111ne. Hairy Belalonte (1)) llotrt Da111t foothU Hitllllpb 1:00 e lllJ C1J (Jal Mldnialtt Special m The I'll Club 2:00 fJ Mowit: CC) "UMry Qwttn: O.'t LM ltltled Yt11" (mys) '71 -Peter l1wfo1d H111y Mo1can, £ G M11shall. Sltphan1e Powe1s D Doubt1fuh111 Morin: "All· btlla," "Flesll lftd f llllHy" -2:30-m All·lliSlll Sllow: "Flip! for Frtt-dorn,~ ''Tllt First Ti111t" @ (]) Tht Late Show -3:45- fJ McM.: "A Stolen lilt" (dra) 46-Bette Oms Cleon Ford ·~· N ''THI SMALL CAR EXPERTS''' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS HHONALIUD UA$1NG -ALL MAKlS & Moons A flllE SElEC110# Of USED CARS 142-7781 540-0442 Serving _Aff Beact, c,.,,.qj 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN OlfGO FW'( 18835 BEACH BLVD. (Highway 39 } HUNTINGTON BEACH P99917 SATURDAY NOWfMIO' MORNING. -5:30- • flltfie: "S1lu'1 S.telliles" {sci h) !IS-Judd Hokhen e:oo fl S-rise StlMsttr Iii C-llllity FMAK• -6:30- • Cultrl Tllrtt II Tllll's ~ (J) Drni111 -~·•Sc-(Bl It's [~'• "11-'8 ltl's Ila• a> Tiie Montilla Sllow 9 Yib Alltcre 7 :00 8 Steps to l.ffralft& u o cu CiaJ m ....,, ....,. ~tr (I) Wee•• 8 ((21) CJ)) all lt11 & Jerry/ Gr.-. Sllow (I) llutrilioll G YMll & tlte lswes '8Ullitr'" ID Sltll Yerty SM fDYop r. lleJllll -7:30- 8 o.str's T,....... u o CJ) cm rw l'111111tr CI> Cfutift w-. D ltltfMttS... ------~--------------------------------! ID De...tlryllews Dynomutt la a robot dog wonder and faithful companion to the Blue Falcon. champion of law and order. In "Dynomutt, Dog Wonder," a hall-hour comedy-adventure segment of ABC'a The Scooby Doo/Dynomutt Hour airing Saturda~ at 9:30AM. Pege 11 (iJ) ()) lllCl 19ff • fD lllisttr lllcen 8:00 fl (iJ) CD S,.,...et & Tweety a hceM!ten (I) ,.,.,.,..., Cl'*" • ca CJ)) a .11~r1n .. Tiie Lellt ltlllltf ID lilltie: "Dmt A CrtMt4 ltoH" (d11) '54-Mtelley Rooney. D11nne Foster. Jack Kelly . """" ..... (21) Yoict of T9'yt flil Sesa!M Street -1:30- fl (iJ) ())CI> hp 14111111/a.M· ntlllltr Holtr e Flitt! tor T-.Y • (8 CJ)) a lrollt s.,.r. .. Cl .... : CC) '?11'14lit tf IM "•I S,.." (1dV) '57-Peter finch, John Grepon, Ant"°"y Q111yle 9 :00 .. 0 CJ) CJ) Cl lkOvff • fritMs .. lb11 Mt•i•: "lltck•Hten" (com) '44-The East Side Kids ......... 1 ... tD Ollce u,_ A Cllllic (I) 18 lftlicllt -9:30- • (iJ) ()) ()) l1rm: LM•tf tlte ...... e 0 Cl) tmJ D Meuler s.iH • "" RiflelNll ID MIN: "fatller W11 A F1111Mck" (com) '49-fred M1cMu111y, MIUleen O'H111. N1t1ll1 Wood. m ....,..: cc:> "Mlrllllt Let's Cl" (adv) '61-Tom Tryon TV WEEK, OCTOBER 31. 11178 10:00 8 Cil> Cl) 5'w•lbis Hour • @ <;t.l cm 111 l•..t of the Liit • llkitit: "Desire ill Ille Ollst" (dra) 60-Riymond Burr. Jou Bennett 8 (QI({)) QI Will Dia11ey W..W Wt C&lssic Live co.er11e of th11d 1011nd pl1y from Lake Buen1 V1st1. fla a "" Fltdf• S11ow ID laflaity F ld9ry IDS..llil*lllkitit -10:30-.. o (Ill l ia J1h littt• ... llkitit: ''Tiit Mflrhl•n" (tom) '4S-Laurel & H11dy • A*lt & c.ttllt !Bl Ytli I Hucl g11-., 11:00 fl (iJ) (]) Cl) Art II II O Cll [§I lids fro111 C.A.l'.U . 8 (all Cl)) ID llCAA foe"•ll Geor11a Bulldors vs fl0f1da Gators a> lrw Mft11t.re l2ll Tiie II.attn fD !Ma -11:30- • (11) ()) (jJ Clue a. II @ CIJ) lluUSJ '8 l.A.l'ltt- QI) Tiie M41m J .. ily AFT•RNOON 12:00 8 (iJ) CI) Cl) f 11 -.rt u o.c...s • Cit°"" Cl) M"it: "Tlr111 & Ille fire1t ht" (1dv) '67-Mike Henry. G Ult SW. IWs cm w.• ._...,,. . G) Alfrt4 HltdlCec• l'rtlttlts m s.n-11 0 CIJ M0ti11: "Hicfl Win• in l1111ica," ''lllt S.. Hm" a Actlell Tlleltre fJI) .... ~ HtlMs m El Sllow M U111b llwrit -12:30- • (iJ) ()) Cll WIJ Out Ii.a- ll ~ s,.ttl WtfN CJ) Wltlllt t8 Liit II S,.C. m Mfflt: "MJ 0111 Secret1ry" (com) '48-Kirk Dou1lu , L1111ne Day 1 :00 8 (11) Cl) Clllldna's Fil• Fm.I '1hf fly1n1 Solmer" This him frOlll En(tand retounts the ad ventures of 1 youn1 boy and his unde u they travel to 1 different century vtl 1 time m1thine Kim Blrf11ld and John Blulh1I 1111 • lltYlt : "Tiit lulsi~I• Mu " (hot) '33-Claude R1111s cm .... : HMwfftw•" (dfl) '46- Clm Glblt, Cmr Carson • Ill ~-·II Wttftr., m 0n111t.1c Seti. -1:30- CJ) Sciltlct flctilll TllNtrt • lltiwle: (CJ ...... " tlte W.WS" (sci.Ii) 'S3-Ctn1 811ry. .,_Trlill 2:00 U lltwlllllke11 CV Tiie nu .. si.oces a> Tuun il?> CD Soul Train fD Fll!ll Futwrt m CN11piollslllp Bowline -2:30- 8 It Takn All KIMI • Maftsttr tally D (13! ) D Scoth Dool ~Hollr t() UFO ID °"'" Ll111lb 3 :00 D Saturday l () Tiie Clla111plom Ill llowlt: "llo llJ111e Oii Ult lulltl" (wesl 59-Audit Murphy Ch11lts D11ke [O) Mcwlt: l.CJ "Tht lbhd rrey" (dra) '67-Cornel Wilde a> Mo•I•: (~I "Thal Certeln FNlin(' (com) ~6 Bob Hope Eva Mane Semi Peul Bailey c.rn m Ch1mpionsh1p lowlina 9 Tiie Mlllk P'llce Sl) l.F. Stone's WHkl' Film portrait of newsp1perm1n I r Stone cons1d tred the consttrnce ol the Wuh1n1ton press corps O> Las liwtnci~lts Cl) Acricutturt USA -3:30- 8 Mtdll 8 ((8) Cl 1) ill! Allltnm S.nd· stllMI (.()Stir Trek ID MilliOll: l111potliblt s l'ofttr w...-er m Saturday l11t111tt 4 :00 U Ch.cl l11t1 Sllow e Motil: lC> "l'i,,i m th• Sovth Sus" (adv) '7•-ln111 N1lnon An's $poftl Worl4 1Ill Ylncy Dtrri•a•• fa ClM Uniffrul a lllshillt Oii tht ltoatl O> S,.nbll Mowlt ft) Ytl« of Acrlcu"1Ht -4:30-u CilJ ill CIS $t1o1b $pectawllr Cl) In Conqlltst of the Su D Ala's S,Orts World Cl) Aztecs rrewln Ill llowlt: "'"" frtm Hill" (wts) '6 l-Aud1e Murphy lohn Suon Zonra l•mc>trt m Clint t'.lstwoocl Steh • Rewtna• A11lns1 Nine Men Who ';1.nched Him • m Mowlt: r'°' Heft& 'E111 H1111" (wts) '68-Chnt hstwood lnce1 Stevens, Pal Hinsle Ed Besley Ailene Co1onk1 D EM8tlell al won tBl llnllwillt Mllllc m """'' o.. (all CV) Wortd of Stlrv!Yal (ll)lltws 19 CortM lift 5:00 0 SU ANIMAL WORLD! • EXCITEMElfTITHRILLS D AMMIWorW e (Qf) C.f)) t:atl AIC's Wltle lftfttl .. $pem rJ) ~ '"-"""" (Jl)lltws 11D llowlt: CCJ ''Tiie Oeliat1 0.1111· ~M11t" (com) ·s1-1e11y lewis, 0111en McCavin 0 {I) hb ., Acrlc11lt11t (3) Im Musi< Hill Amertu fZl) T\t Mams Chron'Klts f,'fJ IUmbi -5:30-0 dAI ~ rJJ llns J:, MUSIC Hall Amtrka m Uttlt bsub EVENING e:oo u a 1rr m m "fin D Moollt: C (ltlr} "Ont M1l11011 Yu11 l .C." (adv) 67 R1quel Wekh lohn R1Clta1dson II> m lrOMldt fB Cint Uniwttvl ID ()) OlaloCue SHM Haw fD Otlc1 Upon A Clauic O> La lttll [fOtl -6:30-u • IJ (9 (jj) lltW$ U IUllC lllws Cotlft11nu Cl) Htt Haw m s121.ooo Q11tS11on <rD CV liocraplly \Ul rt) Wiid lll1114onl m•..., D Sports Ch1lllnc1 !Jll Eynit11tu/f Kts m Tlle Acltlams hrntly 7:00 U T1lt llUfftls l'na Hoint aunts U Ctktwlty S-psUkts • [)'tWitlllSS Los Anre~ 111 Star~ OL Cl ~ IJli ( S,.Ct: "" m ((l( T) Im tU hwrence Wtl'$11ow a> U.111-12 (lll l HM Hr• ra Dolly fD Dr WllO: Colofty la Sptu m Dr J•u•n ln•atloll Hout -7:30- • Htrt 11141 lift D In S.11tll of ..• W, Will11ms Show a let's Make A Dul IJ Ullblllff WOlld a> It-. 222 (HJ P(lfl Goes the C®nlry fD Monty 'Jihon's flylnc C11cus 8:00 U ff{J ())Cf > Mary h ltr Moort Ceoraefle rs forced to cope w1lh 1110 otiemely opposite IQ s lrom lhe men 1n her hit The Buter"s adopted son David 1s la1l1nt every sub1ect •n school ind Ills concemed p11enls lt11n 11 s because he has the b1i1n ol t 1en1us U iOl (()JD) D l1ur1e11cy Ruin of 01du Gaer and DeSoto eapect to encounter a vrc1ous animal when they 11t summoned by a woman whose husband was hurt while lrym110 t111n their do& e Mn11: "lllcht ol the liwlftC Deaf" (ho1) 68 Duant lone\ Jud1lh D'Du It Mnlt: 1C (tO) "Du't llt Alrttd of the Du\" (Mp) 73 ~1m D1rb1. hm Hutton • (12t) lJ l) ()f W01141tr WM•ft Wonder Woman s teena1e lister con fuses enemy •rents attemphni to stut a 1et plane when she \Dtn$ into Wonde• Girl while on a lll•SS•On to Wuh1n&ton D C G llowlt: ti:) (l~r) "Tiit Gr111 bupt'' (dra) '63-Stm McQuun, James Garner. R1t h1rd ~lltnboro1rch f» Children's Miniat Sllow IBl liloYit: (2hr) "l'•sva• to Mii· Mllles" (d1a) ·o H11mph1er 801111 Claude Rains Synder Greenstreet fD Mowft: "Kind Hurh and eoi-b" O> lotln& m J1panett Lan11111• ''°'""'' -8:30-u !Ill loll fttwt1111 Sllow Bob and his friend How11d Bolden host an orpilan con1t0eent IOI a ••Idly 1m!lfObable camp1ne oul upe 11ence ID Ima tht link m llp1new Qu11 Sllow 9:00 fJ lf?i 3) • All '" !ht rundy M 1nloimahon 1n1lable al pms time 0 12fl I 11 10l G) llBC Sl1urclly Mowit: CJ (2hr) "Day of 1111 Doi· pllln" (dta) 7l-Ceo1ee C Stall T11sh Van Devere. Paul Sorvino. Frtt1 Wuver A research sc1en1tst's p101ecl of 1uchin1 dolphins to spfak rs 1eop11d11ed by conspuato15 who plan to use his mammals 1n 1 plot lo bomb the Pres1denrs y1chl anchored 1n Fto11da U ((11) t)) !lt Sursay & Hutch "'The Spec11ilst" Slatsky and Hutch lind theu t1ves tndaneered when they come unde• susp1c1on 10< the sflootiog an innocent bystande1 the wile ol a fOvemment 1aenl loel fab1an1 Linda Scruus Boeari and Metindy Bott iuest CD CHAAUY nlDE ON * All NCW HEE HAW '76 m Het Haw °"r1ty rride 111.m a> Colll&t -9:30-u 01J J l J Allee No 1nlorma tt0n available hom t~e nelwork at our press ltmt Stm Allen's uup.lld 10:00 D ()7J 31 J 1 The C.trol Burnett Show Kav Colt from the stage show .• Cho!US line" IS ton11hl'S euest U Terry Ooll1hue Show D ( (21) Cf ) IJtl Mos! Wanted The Two 001111 Kidnapper" An un seen CB radio ope1ato1headsa11ne ot kidnappers who prey on ordinary people kno11me lhe11 t1m11tes will nol 1eop11d11t then loved ones' ltvu fo1 a meaeer $750 ransom Clu Gulager euests m""" Cl) llotte Damt routuN Hl(llllchts Tl/ WEEK OCTOBER 31 1976 fl) Samu11l DttKtivt ff Crulutt futures m V'tsions cit> 0> Mtnlal Varltty Sllow m Lou GordOll Sllow -10:30-u Coll•&• roothll Oreaon "' UCLA 11:00 BUB <II G>allt9J (.f lllfl &tlM of tht .... , m Mo.re: tcJ HH•111 'Ell H1t11" (wes) 68 Clinl Eastwood Pat Hinelt [d Bteley 1n1ei Strvtn~ Arlene Colonh Cl) Sinisttt Cllltllll Ul ll J Mam-I? rs eo11t1• Foo1111" (flJ 1 U> ha Humbard m Tiit fraMlt Randall Sllow fH Mowit: I.CJ "lroktn Lance" (dra) ~ Spencer Tracy -11:30-fJ USC rootb1ll USC vs Slanlord D 1111 i:mi WHbn4 Mcwit: "Tiit Shlnclla1 Cllut'' (adv) ·•8-Roland Wlnte11 D Movie: ctl "Wllo's lttn Slffp. 1n1 in My Bed" (com) '63-Dean Martin (l111beth Monteom11v Mart in Balsam fill St John. Cuol Burnett. Rich11d Conle r U Mo"': ltl "l•ttl• of tht lul1e" (d11) '66 Henry Fonda. Robe1t Rvan, Robert Shaw Dana Andrews. P1ei Aneeh CiJ frijht lli&ht f1' 11 1 Th• rrt Ctllb 12:00 ( fi ( l ) lltft/SQ.R Tlltatn -12:30-e lillowM: 1:) Hftam1111 Futlltt" (11es) ~2 Sterling Hayden Atlent Whel1n. Barbara Rusll, Rl(hlrd Atten 1:00 D llJ Don llir111ntr Roel Conctrt m All lli1M Show: "Dimon rtanet," .rcry Venaunce," "The Man Who llvtd Twkt" m S11pel'li0fttc lf7> r 3) The Late Sllow -1:30- D Talkabollt a> ..... le: "~ttle 11 Bloody Beach" (d1a) "61 Audie Murphy, Cary C1osby Oolores Michaels. -3:30-u Mowle: CCJ "Wi11clluter 73" (wes) 67 lohn Saaon. To'11 Tryon. Dan Du1yu John Drew Ba11ym01e, loin Blondell Jabberjaw, a sad shark, Is the pet and mascot of four teenages and their rock group In Jabbeqaw, a comedy· adventure series set In the future when civlllzatlon might be existing underwater Jabber1aw airs Saturdays at 9AM on ABC TV WEEK. OCT08U'I :st. 1876 AtlonticATTACKSTHECOMP-ETITIONt II .. 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