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1977-09-11 - Orange Coast Pilot
' • 'i%? • ·€hhiatown: GJ>ne But Not Forgotten ... . ' t ByOAaYG&ANVIU.S ... ...,"" .... Leproeyl me!J\Uon of that dread d1t ., enou1h In 1 atampede the San\a Ana Ca· ty Council ln· to Of'deri.n1 • torch put t o tbe clty 'a Chinatown. But waa thero really a leper bidden away in the s hantytown OlllANYILLI shaclits that made up Ctunatown? Or was leproey merely the emotion.packed issue uaed by ct· ty f athen to dn ve the u.npopular Chin rily! from the heart of th Whlt'b•v•r, Cb In a town did burn oo \.be drluly ntsbt ol May 28.1908. A1 the row of qualld aback.I and ~ worldly posaeaalonl of those who dwelt ln therp went ~ in name., u ioodJy portion of San· ta Ana 'a pop\.llace watched. ·'The crowd a welled so rapidly lhal 5000 there were probably one thousand presenl ... wtth a •mart 1atherin1 of persona of all ..Ailes and both sexes," Santa Ana's Daily Evening Blade re- ported the next day. Laier. a local historian would describe the rtre as the "m01t ex- citing and unquestionably most SUNDAY controversial event of the de- cade." It was at a special City Council meetlna len than 24 hours before the well.attended blaae that San- ta Ana's Chinatown wn doomed. At that meetint, city Health omcer J.I. Clark reported find- ing a "Chinaman" suffering from leprosy 1i ving in a Chinatown s hack. Minute. of the May 25, 1906, special meeting show the council voted unanimously to declare Chinatown a public nuisance and health hazard that "should be destroyed by fire to stamp out the eerms ol lepro&f, o I Accounts of the burntn1 of the Chinese settlement Indicate the council ran little rlak of Incurring public di.spleaaure with its "bum Chinatown'' edict. For one thint, imported Chinese laborers who tilled the celery fields in Santa Ana had for years been subject to persec\l· ti on . ·'The Orientals were harruaed in the fields, their living quarters burned and their Implements stolen," Santa Ana historian Leo J . Friis wrote. If the Chinese who toiled ta the fielda for 25 cents a day weren't seemed to be hairless around ~ popular, Chinatown -centered Chinatown,'' N~llie Purington · on a city block at Third and Bush Tedford said in a 1928 Santa Ana Streets -was even less so. Re«isler interview. Historian Cb~les D. Swanner, Mrs . Tedford went on to l who u a 12-year-oJd witnessed describe Chinatown as "an the burning of Chinatown, eyesore to us all" and said its described it.a acing wood shacks: "sights and smells were loud.•· ll was against that backdrop.of . "The does, cats and rats run-public sentiment that the City ning around both in and out of the Council ordered Chinatown buildings as well as the sight and drenched in coal oil and set smell of the premises was objec-ablaze. tlonable to the entire com· munity." Orange County's foremost his· Others who recalled Chinatown tori an, Jim Sleeper' says there is noticed something about its no accurate accounting for th~ wildlife that apparently escaped numt>er of Chinese who were d.l.s· Swanner'& attention. placed and dispo1sesaed within .. The storekeepers noticed that 24 hours or t.he council's order. the dogs, cats and even the rats <See FIRE, Page A3> . -.. VOL. 70, NO. 254, 7 SECTJONS, 86 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 197! TWENTY-FIVE CENTS '· Resigning 'Inevitable' WASHINGTON (AP) - 1 Budget Director Bert Lance gets ' his say this week in the con- troversy over hjs finances that has embarrassed banking re- gulators, Congress, bankers, President Carter and Lance himself. Lance, a rormer Georgia * * * banker, insists be did nothing wrong and wants to tell the coun- try his side of the story at a Senate bearing on Thursday. Carter said Saturday he will discuss the Lance case at a news conference Wednesday. Carter disclosed his plans when reporters asked for his re- * * * Byrd Cites Mist~t WASHINGTON (AP) - Budget Director Bert Lance's re- signation is "inevitable" because his effectiveness has been , destroyed and it's impossible for rum to regl\in his credibility, Senate Majority Leader Robert C. ByrdsajdSaturday. Byrd, as~sing the political impact of isclosures about Lanc,·s rm es, alJo said that any "slippage •in Carter's stand- ~1ng with the pOblic or with Congress because of the Lance caae can be repaired unless the 1 situation la all9wed to drag on. I "Mr. Lance) elfecUveness bu been destroy~." he said during his regular Saturday news con- ference. "The j:loud of suspicion is continuing to broaden and it will not be possible for him to re· gain his credibility. "It ls inevitable that he will re- sign. I think he should have his say before the (Senate Gov- ernmental Affairs) committee on Thursday and then resign." Carter, campaigning Saturday in New Jersey for Gov. Brendan Byrne, said he respects Byrd's opinion. "But I agree with him that Bert also should have a chance to explain his position," Carter said The President also said he was unaware of most of· Lance's ·financial affairs before he nominated Lance to be budget director. "The. only thing that I knew was that he bad a problem ln the 1974 campaign and it had been resolved," Carter said. This ap· parently referred to checking ac- count overdrafts incurred by Lance's campaign committee during Lance's unsuccessful run for governor or Geor,la. action to Senate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd's statement that Lance's resignation was "in· evitable'' because h.is "effective- ness has been destroyed" and be bas lost credibility. Carter said be resoected Byrd's opinion but noted that Byrd also had urged that Lance get a chance to "have his say" at the bearings Thursday. Meanwhile, every available detail of Lance's personal finan- cial affairs ls being picked over daily by conuessional witnesses, federal investigators and re- porters. The· Democratic chairmen or three congressional panels in- vestigating Lance's affairs have said he should step down. But White House officials are said to believe that Lance must at least ''have his day in court" or it would appear that he was adrnitti.nc the charges against him. While many of the issues in the Lance case are complicated bankina traosactloos, the aspect gett.lna tbe most attention bas been the relatively simple pro- blem al overdrawn checking ac- counts by Lance and bis family at a bank where he was chairman. At times, their accounts were as much as $400,000 in the red. The Lances paid interest on these overdrafts after mid-1974. But bank examiners view such over- CHALLENGES LANCE Sen. Robert Byrd drafts as the same thing as personal loans. Bankers are sup- posed to borrow only limited amounts from th~ir own bisnb. The office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which reculates federal banks, was so alarmed by Uae i..nce fa.mily oven:lratt.s that it imposed a cease-and. desist agreement on Lance's Calhoun Firat National Banlt in December 1975. That meant the bank had violated federal banking laws and must stop letting Lance and his relatives overdraw their ac- counts. Banking examiners have said the practice stopped after that. SetxJnd Tropical Storm Flooding Hits Desert RIVERSIDE <AP) -A late summer tropical storm charac- terized by short periods or in- tense rain and lightning hit the desert areas of Southern California Saturday, resultlne in flooded homes, mud slides, a broken dike and washed out roads. The storm was the second to strike the area ln the last four weeks. Imperial County, which in· curred milliorus of dollars worth of damage by tropical storm Doreen in Au.-us\, was especially hard hit. As many as 150 of the 500 residents of Palo Verde, an isolated community in the nortbeutem part of the county, may have to be evacuated due to flooding, the Imperial County Sheriff's Department reported. The community, accessible on- ly via State Highway 78, has been cut off from several rescue at- tempts after 700 feet or that roadway were was hed out. autbofities said. Sherill's deputies have been using an alternative route through Riverside County, and helicopters have been used in some Palo Verde rescue at- tempts~ Meanwhile, a dike in the Calle Helena area north of Thousand Palms broke atnd reportedly flooded 25 homes. Roads were so impassable that Riverside Coun- ty Fire pfficials said they were unable to get to the town to help with the damage. The Tri-palm Mobile Home Estate in Thousand Palms was inundated , according to authorities. The Sky Valley area north of Thousand Palms was closed because of flooded roads, they said. Interstate 10 between Palm Springs and Indio was hit by a mud slide at Ramon Road. Rivenlde County Fireman BUI Zimmerman at the Lake Tamarink Station said a dust storm with winds up to so miles - per hour hit the region. 'Zim- merman added visibility was re- duced to 100 yards. Blythe reported that .62 of (lll inch of rain fell in an hour during the afternoon. The Riverside County Fire Station lb La Quinta measured .25 of an inch in a 20· minute period around 7 p.m . Hail was reported falling all over the Coachella Valley Saturday night. The storm apparently was a re- sult of moist a1r from the Gulf of Mexico mixing with the California and Arizona deserts' warm, high pressure air masses, authorities said. The National Weather Servic!e. has predicted pol(sible thun- derstorms near the Colorado River Valley today. Cadets Foil Balboa Armed Robbery Try By PHIUP ROSMARIN OHlllDlilty P"9tllllfl An artned robbery in a crowded Newport Beach restaurant was thwarted Satur- day by two off-duty Upland police cadet& who threw the ban· dit to Ule ground and' disarmed hlm. None of the Tale of the Whale patrcna of the Balboa Pavilion eatabliabment wo lnjured In the fracas. J Polic:e who were calfed to the restaunnt arrested a 111an iden· tlfied as Donald LeRoy Smith, 24, of El Mont~. Siuttb was belni held bJ the two cadet.a, Anthon)' Byrnes,*>. ad Job Bevard, n. Smith w• cb.ar1ed with armed ro~~-~ wu ideQtified bt;)pyce u .......... llUried to. JOb. by ......,.,tlltd a.paper~ at her and demanded, loud enough for many diners to hear, money from the register. Byrnes and Bevard were among about eight persons wait· ing rot tables. They moved in on , the man from behind. Police said the cashier handed ; over the e,_uhbox, containing an undetermined amount of money, just before the cadets grabbed .. the gwiman and wrestled him to· .. thetloor. , ' The 1un, which had been ppt in the robber's waistband of his pants, was taken by the two men, ' who aubdued the robber, llOllce said, Withou.t lnJurJ 1.o him or tbemaelves. Byrnes is (ive-foot-nine, ol .. medium build: JJevar ls six-four' and a.o pounds. Suspec:t Smlth is IUt f-1 tall" ud weij W pouncU1 -• .: ' t J I [Al OAA.VPI 01' 8unday,S.pi.mber11.1t77 It.,.-----------..-..... ©®&§II \YAYJ & Lf ©[}{] .. ' . Weekly r6vlew of Orange Coast highlights ARTIFICIAL. REEF TO BOOST FISHtHO Newport Bc.1c h Fish story aggravates city Newport Beach anglers beard a areal flahln1 story lut week as slate fish and game officials announced they were planning to sink an old liberty ship to cnate an artlllclal' fishing reef. But the project may race rouab watersoverclty objections that the reef prof eel may alter underwater cur- rents and add to beach erosion problems that have plagued the city's sandy shore. The WWII ship, the Cheleb, wlll un· dergo modificationa prior to sinking in 120 feet of waltt about six monlh!> from now Police slim down patrol cars The incidence of cnme may not be shrinking, but the cars driven by Newport Beach officers sure are. The city hen; purchased a total or 19 Chevrolet Novas to replace the nect of cruisers now made up of Dodge Coronets. City police say the new, small sized car was chosen for maneuverabili· ty and because oHicials think there may be some opera- tional savings. Officials say the small patrol cars will be C:tble to zip through back alleys without sideswipping telephone poles and trash cans. "If nothina elae," said one official, "we should have a little less down time from repair· 1ng dings." WILLARD'S HOME Laguna Beach Pilot photo puts pooch back home ·A Daily Pilot picture helped reunite the Richard Santangelo fa,inlly .of Newport Beach wttb tlUllr family pooch. Willard. Photographer Patrick O'Donnell chose the pup _ for this. paper's •eetly pet picture. Soon after seetna the photo, the family descended on the animal shelter t~clalm their wan· dering Wlllard. After his wanderings, the pet pooch faced the certain prospect of a bath, the family said. begging. An urgency or· dinance approved by clty coun.cil incorporated cbflntea lhe court said macfe the previous rule in· v-alid. C ity attorney (}eorge Loean said the new law includes a time limit for the city's response to af pllcations for 110Uc1la- t on p e rm i t.s , and L•gun.a Beach~ecided to eliminates a provJston re- try again Jast·week after a te.rlng to the character ot law.suit brought b)' the appltcants. Be&alne ls Hare .Krishna sect killed a once again under strlct COO· prior or~ance bannin& . 'trollQtMArtColony. H unt1ngton Bt•1lCh . SµrliJrs seek city championship plts Surrers from tbt Hunt· inston Beach Hlgb School Dlstrict area a{a1n1t each other with finals scbeduled from6 a.m . to2p.m. today et the city pier. Six divisions are open, with competJton in various ace catei~es. , ..._. f _...._,_.._ -----.~--· -·~---~ ~ .. ,.,...,~ . - Moluccan A1-ms SeizeB~~, • ASSEN, TheNetherlaDda (AP) -AbM 800 DOJke Pd troops doctnd mloll' flN u th•Y raided · Soilih 'llohtec:ua boat.• s.tur· day, maklnl arrests and con- fiscatlnl weapons, ammunition and a plan for a new terror at- tack aUtborltl• 1ald. .. Amon•· the many items found, a plan wu discovered which showed there was intent to take bos ta1e1 in the near future, .. .Jnp Muntendam, chlef prOMC"4or ill t.bJ.a DQl't.bern Dutch town. 1.W at.a_,. coaf.,.e. Muntmdam aa1d tM ~aa wu found ln a home ln a ?lfolucean nelchborhood of A.uee and that an arrest was ·made, but be declined to elaborate, Seven South Moluccam, from an East Jndles arcblpel.,o once Dutch but now part of lndooeala, were tried laat week on cbar1es arl1ln1 from \a 20·da1 terror aerie ot a train and a 1cboo1 near A11en lut 1prin1. Mon thu 150 holtaaea were taken u tbe ter- rorlt(a tried to torce the Dll&ch aovemment to atd their mo\.e- ment tor lndeP.ndence trom In· donesla . Satu.rd1y'1 ralct. oo Moluccan dlstrlch in Anen and Bovenamllde vWa1e, three miles aoulh ol here, followed two nl&bi. ·Park Indictment Rapped SEOUL, South Korea (AP> - South Korean newspapers Satur· day bad:ed the govemment'a re- f Uhl to ~xtradite millionaire rice dealer Tonpun Park to the Unit· ea at.tea to face trial on brlbtry char1es. They quoted ao\>erQment sources as saylne the U.S. federal irand jury indictment against Pan was rumsUy pre- pared and laeked detailed, solid facts to back up ttie cbar1es. Meanwblle Park went through a third rOund of questioniq by the Seoul prosecutor Saturday over hll Waslµngton acUviUes. He said the SO-minute session, like a 31Aa-hour one the day before, focused on his rela· Uonship with House Speaker Th'X?las P. "Tip" O'Neill. He repeated h~ earlier denial Plea Bargain Pact 'Missing' F HOENIX, ~rlz . <AP) Maricopa Superior Court Judge Howard Thompson has revealed in court that the original plea· bargaining agreement between the state and John Harvey Adamson, confessed killer of newem Bolles, is mia.'ling. s -examJnation of Ada n. the state's star wit· ness against Phoenix contractOl' Max Dunlap, 48. and suburban Chandler plumber James Robison, 55, was stalled for about an hOur rrlday while attorneys huddled m conference with the judge. Dunlap and Robison were c h arged with first-de{(r ee murder and conspJ.racy to com· mil murder io the June 1976 car· bomb slaying of .the Arizona Republic reporter after t>einll im· plicated by Adamson. Masked Men . , Rob RB Diner At Gunpoint Two men In ski masks, one car- ryin1 a .22-callber rifie and the other a shotgun, burst throuth the back door of a Huntington Beach c..-tfs Jr. at closin1 today and stole $400. Three employes who at first thouaht the robbery was a joke were ordered to lle face down on the floor while the gunb1en cleaned out the Saturday nl&ht receipts. None of tbe employes was harmed. The night mana1er had Juat Jocked the front door of the restaurant., at 21532 Brookhurat St.,· when tne robbers pushed through the unlocked back door. One of the female employes w u dropping the restaurant money lnto a floor safe at the time. POiice 1pread a ne~work of of. ficets around the nttabborbood aft. themana1er called for help wbeo tM gunmen lelt. A parUal deacripll6n ol the men wu liven pollce; the rob- ben bad eaten at the Cut.foods diner earllet' Saturday nlsbt. of allqations that be bad used O'Neill's office for bis own purposes and said O'Neill was only a "social friend." Park said be flaured emphasis was be1og put on his llnb to O'Neill because. of the speaker's pollUo-1 power and because the prosecutors were anxious to clear O'Neill of any connection with the influence-buying scan- dal. Expandins their usually limit- ed coveraae of the W ashlngton payoff aomxlal, all five major na. ttonal dallies devoted a full page to what appeared to be the com- plete text of the 36·count indict- ment. They said the text was made available by eovemmenl sources. The Dong-A Ilbo newspaper, which has the largest circulation in South Korea, gave the payoff scandal and r elated U .S.·Korea r elations storf a six-column headline. The semi-official Seoul Shin· . llead9 to Pipe mun said editorially: "We are com"'lled to 1tudy whetht!r the American posltlon .,peralstently demanding the return of Mr. Park 1s appropriate ... It noted that South Korea has no extradition treaty with the United States, and supported the government position that South Korea would have ·no obUtation to extradite lta own naUonal if there had been an extradition treaty,· The independen\ En1l,•h· language dally Kotea Times said : "We can remain sym- pathetic with President Carter's efforts to root out any COlTUpt and unjust practices among U.S. congressmen, if there are any. "At the same time, we attach as much importance to our en· deavors to protect national sov- ereignty in terms of the basic riahta of a Korean national. That must be respected by any U.S. citizens of good sense, including President Carter.•' ,, , \ Eric Rigler, 14, of Palos verdes Oett> and Seunas Cr:me of Culver Cit were among the enthusiastic particl t$ Saturday in the Scottish Music and Dancing Festlva and Faire at Irvine Bowl in Laguna Beach. The fair. which benefits opera in Orange County, conttnues today beein· ning at 10 a.m . ~-f . . 'Settle E~es'--DaX,an • ''Suppoelnt a PaJesUnlu state w~t up ln the West Bank,'' he aald, ~ont the refuieee become cfUiens elltwbere. "What Arab 1tate could Ulen stand lft the way of a refqee cle· mand to get back hi.a orlatnal borne? And hi.a orla.lnal home la rlthl here, '1 Dayan tald, polntlni atthenoor. "Divisions ot l'alullnlana woulcl atj'ive,' he added. of violence by ldoluccadprotelt- in& thetrtal. In tbe police act1'm. the most determined effort yet. by tbe IOV· eroment to root out armed Moluccan dlasldeota, on. offtcer wu abot in the lee and J4 Moluc- cam were arrested. ;r: were ChUled with llle,aal ~.Son of firearm• or tbreatenlng behavior. Four were beld 1n cu•~·~ Authorlt s said the ralda netted a c ofU flrebo~~' Jwo machlne • HVeD pllUlll, a revolver, 250)'0Unda ol ammllDl- Uon and 80 ot¥f weapam JDdud. tnaknhrat. After Polle• tbdr•• troai As- lin tow~=ik, Koluchn youths 1a ill th• Mreeta. theil" faces cov red withaurves to prevent ~Uon. • Police said ~ Molucea dls- trtcta wereq'liet\al n11btfell. but one officer told ~eporter, "We are quickly hea n1 for a sttua- Uon as they ha ln Northern Ireland. The gov mment bas a problem which really cannot be solved." 1 He was compar i the bloody el1bt-year Oathol ~·Protei\ant confUct ln N Ireland ud the growine tens n between white Dutchmen a the 40,000 dark·sklnned Molqccans who h av~ eqligrate4l to The Netherland.I. In The Hasue, the Dutch capital, Interior Minialter Willem de Gaay Fortman said that if the action "had not been justified. we woald not have doaeJt-.'' De Guy Fortman, who is also acting Jl,lstlce minister, said Moluccans bad fired at policemen In Assen in recent days and that "in this country, we cannot tolerate that policemen are shot at.•• Delay Seen On Panama WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress la about half finished with President Carter's energy proposals and will aoon take up legislation that would increase the minimum wafe. The following is the status of other major legislation in Congress: -Panama Caqal. A Senate vote on ratifying the new treaty is not expected until next year. Although ·an administration source says Carter would press a vote aQytime this year he thought the treaty could win, Senate Ma· jority Leader Robert C. BYTd said Saturday he. will not call it •J> (or noor action this year' "Anyone'who thinks I am going to call up the Panama Canal treaty bef.ore next January or February is livin& in a dream world." he declved. Byrd said the Senate is not ready for the 1treaty because senators have not bad a chance lo study it. He said the public also needs time to get information on the treaty. , . Only then can the Senate make a decision ''based on the merits and not on jingoism or knee· Jerk reactions," he said. Byrd said ~ will make the treaties one of the top priorities once the Senate return$ in January. -Welfare. There may be hear· lngs on Carter's welfare over· haul proposals. But with less lhan two months of scbedwed session left, no votes are likely tbls year ev.fft la Houae or Senate committees. ·· -Hospital Costa. Carter's pro- l)Oaal to p.rohlb(t hospital costs from ril~ more than nlfte per- cent a year II rea4y for Seliate noor action but is sUll 111 commit-~ in the House. -Social Security. Committees ~ both tbe Houae and Senate are ~onaiderina way• t9 bOllt~r Soc"lal Security, which ls Uireatened with bankruptc1 in two yean. No more than ttm-porary measures are llkel)t to be approved t.hJJ year. Carter won final oonc:resalonat approval last week of his de- cl~don to halt producUon of the Bl stratesic bomtHlr which had been ~;:.x'ed to replace the prea~t DAILY PILOT Sunday, S!ptembtr 11, 19?1 DAU. V PILOT Al She's Miss ADierica( __ Eco_Lo_GY___..~r ~· LNG Vote Ohio Singer ·r~.....-~,--_ _..... eless and Feathered Thi 1s no bird of a different feathen -it's one of an ar y of f cmale robots dressed as Las Vegas showgirls in plot to attack Earth. Fortunately, the damsel and tha raid are all part of an upcoming "Bionic Woman'· cpJsode on NBC. FrG• Pag~ A I FIRE ... But, Slee\)er says, those up· rooted wen all men, most of lhefll field hborers for the Earl Fruit Co. All but ont Chinatown resident were forcel "to leave their belongings lt burn" and shuttled off to "Sar.ta Ana Gardens," another name for the environs of the Sa,nta Ana RI ver. The one resident left behind was the alleged leper "The Chinaman with leprosy ·was placed 11) a hut and guarded b y Red Imes," Mrs. Tedfopi re- ported In her 1928 interview with The Register. "He lived oaly two days," she added to accot,nt for U\e ultimate fate of the suspected leper. Other accotmts sa1 the man, guarded by Red Imes in a tent on the outskirh or burnt out . Chinatown dunng the final days of his life, died lune S, 1906. So disturbed by, the hasty burn- ing of Chinatown was the Chinese · consul in Los Angeles that he sent Dr. Richard Williams to Santa Ana to examine the dying man. But by the time Dr. Williams arrived the suspected leper . already was dead. Sleeper point.a out that the , m an's death certificate shows lepr06y as the cause of death. He also notes that isolated cases oC leprosy "were not Wl· : heard of at that time.·· ' In the aftermath of the city. inspired burning of Santa Ana's Chinatown, little is said about what became of those who were resettled alone the banks or the Santa Ana River, four miles from • their former dwellings. Minutes of the June 11, 1906, City Council meeting, however, show Adolph Bult was given $00 to compensate him for the damage done his plum bing store ~during the burning of Chinatown. And lo "other Chinamen'' was awarded $40 for the value of veget ables de$troyed In the , blaze. The Chinese also were ·,awarded "$30 or a total not to ex- ' ceed $100" t.o compensate them ,lor their 1068 of "bedding and belongings." Even so, the displaced and dis· possessed Chlnese rared better than the woman who owned the CblnatowJJ shanties. Tbe CitJ Coon~il refused lo compensate her fOt' the lou of her tental property. And, local hlst.orlans say, none of Santa An.a 's 29 lawyers woulcf a1ree t.o represent Mrs. Marth• Schaefer in so unpopular a ca\l&f. For daya after Chlnatown burned, the curious rumma1~ about the rubble and ih mysterious cellan and ~that• were uncovered once the protective shield of 1 ntle• burned away. There 11 a rep(>rt or one on lindinl an earthen Jar cotJalnlnc a few penri.l•, th• only d~ov1ry or value. ~ Sleeper aay1 the mos 1J~Ul· cant lmpla of the Incl t "" tht demlH of Sant Aaa'1 c11..-,,...~ ftre markecl • b JlD oJ • ROSEMONT, Jll. (AP> -A biologist claimed Saturday to h've c\D'ed breast cancer in mlce by ustni the cootrovenlal sub- stance Laetrile along with nutri· Uonal compounda. The claim was made by Harold Manner, who beads tbe blofotY depertment at Loyola Unlvenlty tn Chicago. Manner presented a PllP•r about hia research at a ~of the National Healtb 1'1dlmf· tlon, which descrlbet itself aa the nation'• "largest or1anlaed non· eommerclal consumer ll'OUP·" AUoA.ctive In Politics ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. <AP> - Mlaa Ohio, Susan Yvonne Perkins, a sexy singer with an eye on pollUcs, was crowned Mist America 1918 here Saturday nl1ht. Mlss Perkins, 23, of Columbus, looked at. the celling and brought her bands t.o her mouth when emcee Bert Parka announced her name before a nationwide television audience and an estimated 19,000 persons in Con- v e nUon Hall on the famed Boardwalk here. The 5-foot-6·inch. 105-pound beauty acknowledged the sup- port or Obio pageant officials as Miss America 1977, Dorothy Benham or Mlnnesota crowned the recent biology graduate of Miami University of Obio. "I can't even cry," Mi ss Perkins said lo a reporter u she walked up the long runway. Miss Perkins presently is a speechwriter for the Senate Republican caucus in the Ohio legislature. First runner-up in the 49th edi· lion or the pageant was Miss In: dlana, Barbara Moµgin of Rremen; followed by Miss South Carolina, Catherin-e Amelia llmson of Rock Hill ; Miss New Jersey, Mary D'Arcy of Yardville. and Miss Florida, Cathy LaBelle of Tampa. Miss Perkins, who dazz,led the audience In a powder-blue swimsuit, sang a sultry version of Billie Holiday's "Good Morn- ing, Heartache" in the talent competition. Miss Perkins. a 34-24-35. brown-haired, brown·eyed beau- .Postponed · For Hearing SACRAMENTO CAP) Con?, promise legislation to expedlt~ ,a decision on when and whe(e California's first llquerle:d natural gQt terml()al would be built has stalled on the verge of:.i final vote. Opponents, who don't like tak· ing the decision completely out tf the t\ands of local governme~( succeeded in moving the bi,J from the Senate floor Friday fqr a hearing Tuesday in the Sena(~ Public Ut1lit1es. Transit artd Energy Committee. Su~tantial Assembly amend,. ments in the bill passe9 by Uie lower, house last week 'fequir~ the delay on the motion of only one senator without debate • 'I CAN'T EVEN CRY' Susan Perkins of Ohio Assemblyman Terry Goggin, a San Bernardino Democrat wile was a pnnctpal writer of th~ compromise bill, said he was confident the Senate Commiltef would recommend full Senate ap. provaJ to send the bill to the goV' er nor : fie added that there would bt no bill if the Senate made an~ chan~eli "The s peaker <A;;-- :-.cmbly Speaker Leo McCarlt\Y'. D-San Francisco) and J feel the bill has been negotiated down le lhe bare bones," Goggin said i(t an interview. ty. won Thur~day night's pre- liminary talenl competition with the same rendition. Miss Perkins has taken seven years or piano instruction and ri ve years of voice lralning and hopes lo sing professionally. She was one of the only 16 legislative assistants chosen from a field of 253 applicants lo the Ohio legislature. She has been accepted by the Ohio State Uni'-'erslty School of Allied Medicine for a graduate degree in medical technology. However, it is expected that she will lake the next year off lo at· tend lo her duties as Miss America. Other semi-finalists were Miss California, Connie Lee Haugen of Redlands: Miss Oregon, Suzanne Louise Bunker of Forest Grove; Miss Pennsylvania, Lynne Carol Grote of Bowmansville; Miss Tennessee. Linda Faye Moore of Madison. and Miss Texas. Lon Smilhof Ft. Worth . The bill. SB 1081 by Sen. AJfred Alquist <D-San Jose>. requires considerallon of remote onshore sites for the initial terminal. Point Conception on the northero Santa Barbara County coast is 1 he Oll.ly <>ite proP<>sed by the gas C'Ompanies that would ht the bill. Enerfl!I in A~tion Despite the end-of-summer heat, Or~nge Const youngsters were busy s howing their skill in two challenging activities Saturday. Skateboarders (left > from 7 to 17 helped raise money for Straight Ahead, a drug rehabilitation center, because of their concern with the-drug problem in Dana Point. Up the coast in Hunt· ington Beach. surfers were vying in championship com- petition !below) that goes into finals today. 4 DAILY PILOT lu,,da • 8• tambet t1 1177 11 Parents Losing Control ---·-~ ·onl(' n\f') p n~ Inf 1.0 do wtlfi our profram.t fot l'blldrcn 11 to palch up lo· dhldu It who are ctamaaed. wlthout dol.o& anyt.blnJ abou~ tho tones that are damqlDJ them.'' hMve bttn dtthrcmed" and no loqer c:oatrol \helr cblldreo'tdt \•kJpmel\l. a C"ame1I• Corp rt : 1l'ardl team roocluded aft~r » Ct\ t ·year •tudy of the way TM atud.v, "All Our Children· Tho American Family Under Pr sure," recommend• r Wm· 1nai control to parent.a by auurlna them lnfhumce. employment aod u minimum lncome or about S7 .800 u year • cbildrm•row up in America . . . ·. ... . -.. .· . ..... #, . '· • The Carnt'tclt' Counrll on l'h1lth t'I\, 1n a n·porl rcleiU;~ Salurchy. ur1t"d •wet<pi nAt <'hanaes In donwattc pulley t.n put parents baclt In control. Inch.id in1t a full employment economy d Od a c~lt Income tax 1)"1lem to rfldlstrlbute pcrsonal lnccme "M0t.t Amt-r1<·an parent.a are competing on unequal terma with uutilutiona on which they must depend or which have taken over their trachtional funcl1on11 ." lhe "tudrnys "W~ HAVE been using a faul t> lcru. for looking at children.· s aid Dr Kenneth Keniston, 11 psychologist who headed the study "Wh al we have been try Emmies ·'The 1oal lt to make at poqlble ror parents to make the cboiees." Kenlaton .aid ln an lntervlew Saturday. "Public pollcy should be neutral. It shouldn't, for in- 1tance, encoura1e a mother to work. But it should make it possi- ble for l'ler to choose." A croup from the cquncll will meet with Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare JosePb Califano. White House staff, and a group or House members in two weeks to discuss their flndinp, he said. Tonight LOS ANGELES <AP) Bruised and battered Emmy finally 111 getting her show on the road tonight, with "Roots" expected lo swoep the national prime time television awards. NBC is televising the 29th annual awards after a four-month delay caused by internal turmoil in the National Aoodemy or Television Arts and Sciences. It airs at 9 o'clock on Channel 4. "ROOTS." THE most popular series of programs in TV hi~· tory, seems sure lo take the lion's share of emmies. Alex Haley's history of slavery in America captured a record 37 nominations. All of the nominees for lead actor in a single performance in a dra ma or comedy series are from "Roots" -John Amos. Le Var Burton. Louis Gossett Jr., Ben Vereen. The nominees expressed their solidarity by taking out a trade paper advertisement tellin& of their devotion to .. Roots." Four of the five nominees for supporting actor in comedy or drama series also came from "Roots" -Ed Asner, Moses Gunn, Robert Reed. Ralph Waite THE PRIME time Em mys were lo be presented last May but the llollywood chapter of the Academy staged a walkout. claim· mg thal the Academy was dominated by trustees in New York and other cilJcs. Most senes stars, such as Mary Tyler Moore and Carroll O'Connor, refused to appear on the telecast. No stars, no show . After law1'1Uits were filed 'U\d accusations swapped between Hollywood and New York, a compromise was reached out of court -Aollywood, which formed a separate organization called the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. would handle the pn me time awards and the National Academy the rest. Daytime awards were presented at New York's Uncoln Center on May 11. Tonight's show, witq.40 awards handed out. is scheduled for 2' ~hours MD Ads: Un/ air? WASHINGTON CAP) -Y0u}ve : it . Just moved into a new city and don'l know anyone. much ·lesa : . have a regular doctor, but you brief in.defeod1.n& its elf agaln.st a restraint-of.trade charge by the f'l'C, the things that are unethical in that hypothetic al ad include: need medical services. J-: You aren't likely to see an ad· ·~ vertisement such as this : ~ ·. "T onsillectomies, $75. 'First- ;. class service.' says former pa- ~ Ucnt Jane Distinguished Person. Call Dr. Henry Surgeon, 711 $ RockyRoad." -STAnNG THE fee alone does not disclose what is included in the fee. -Advertisements containing lesUm<jllals are unethical and misleading because they imply lhat the endorser's experience will be duplicated by other con- sumers when no two medical con-~ •! .. ~ .lj ·.• ~· What's wrong with that ad!• TllE AMERICAN Medical"'· ditioosarealike. I sociationsaysthat,underltacod• -Simply saying in a of ethics, member physicios l'\ewspaper that a tonsillectomy may advertise but they may not will be done for $75 would be mis· engage in advertising practi~ leading because complications that solicit patient.a by falBeorde--may be found in what started out ceptive stat~menta. as a routine operation. The Federal Trade Com-What then, und~r AMA codes, mission says that the AMA rules may a member phy1iclan ten the have influence beyond the SO per· general public about hi• or her cent of the physicians in the Unit· se~ces'? :: ed States who belong to the • Tbe AMA judicial council hu private. voluntaryorianlzation. said the public is entitled toltnow The FTC says that the advertil· the names of pbysl.clana. their ing restrictions mean that the type of practice, the locaUon of • • public cannot get the information their offices, their office hours : ~ it ahould have when choosinl a "and ~er uselUl lnforDlation doctor. that will enable people to make a • · Accordlnl to an AMA more informed choice ot phyai· •• spokesmen and the AMA'l le&al clan." :rho atudy rtcomm#r&d -re- ductJon of unempleJment for btadl of bouffholcb )o no more than 1~ percent; more vltorous action lo protect minorities against emplayment dlacrlmlna· Uon; Qexible working achedules and expanded prepancy leave. A KEY recommendation is a guaranteed minimum income to 1dl families with children. Kenbtori said. The goal is that no four·meDlber famll,y would have an income of leas than about $7 ,800 a year. The Came&ie P'OUp urged a system of direct income supports to supple~ent low wages and to give sing.le parents the option of caring for their young children tull time if they want. As an example, tbey proposed a credit income tax to re· distribute income from those in the upper quarter of the income brackets to those near the bot· tom. "BY AND large the children who do poorly come from economically and socially deprived backgrounds. But the deficit is not in their parents, it's in the society that puts them in depriv1ttion," Keniston said. As lnc:ome increases, Keniston said, so do the number of options for parents. "Some people have more choices than others." he s aid Btdlnonists M70MPH Over Ocean MARSHFIELD, Mass . (AP> Driven by brisker-than.expected wands. two New Mexico pilots sailed across southeastern Canada and reached the open sea Saturday night in their bid to make the. first s u ccessful transatlantic balloon crossing. By late evening the ballooniats, carrying a birthday cake and 30 pounds of chocolate, were 40 miles off the coast of Labrador, lraveling at about 70 miles an hour, reported Mike Leavitt. a ground crew spokesman. Ben L. Abruuo, 47, and Maxie L. Anderson, who celebrated his 44tb birthday Saturday, planned to go higher than the 5,500 feet their balloon attained Saturday, according t.o messages relayed to Leavitt through commercial airplanes. The pair, both from Albuquer· Cfue, lifted off Frida31 about sun· set from this coastal town :south of Boston. Califano Asks 1VforDeaf WASHINGTON CAP> Secretary Joseph A. C~fano of health, education and welfare said Satul'day he is Inviting television network presidents to an October meetiba to help shape a plan "to open the world of terevlslon to m.illioBs of deaf Americans." The meeting, he said, is to dis- cuss the tranamlsslon of captions simultaneously with news and entertainment programs. The captions would be read through the use of inexpensive decoders now being developed. "The cost of thls program for the networks, when measured a1ainst their unprecedented pro- llQ,, will not be too great; 1 believe the:r. can afford it," Califano said in i speech pre· pated for the National Rehabilitation A11oclat1on. . . . .. Southerri"· Coast Soaked • I ~ 11 SI .. n » St 11 N a • :: :: • n • • ,. 54 ,, .. " n . ., . " IS '1 ., " 74 .. .. a T1 A " .. .,. 5' .. ,. '1 SJ 7S 10 ~! t ,. . .. ., ---. \ o.,e,. the a .... p ''Wben in the meat adtns _......_the impact ot roblem• Nllllll:a in lower prices t paid•to f'O· ducera for eir animalt and bi1ber prl~ees· d by conauaaers for meat. ituaUon r«luces confidence lo meat lnduatry and reflect.I y on Al .ineat- packers," Car Foreman. uais· tant apicultur secretary, said Saturday. They skipped last year because of organizational pro- blems, but the Virginia City, Nev., camel races are back in this weekend and seem to be quite popular, even if the beasts do look as if the front end were in third gear and the rear end in neutral. Races began in 1960 to com· memorate camels' role 100 years ago in hauling salt to the silver mines. A SPOUIN said that 1ome meatpadt and graders have been chars recently with bribery and on. )flagrad- inl of beef ta •. l8rennlal pro. blem, olflciala ·~ The spokesmaA said there have been cases.Jn which a packer paid a prtfucer a re- latively low price fo~low·grade carcass that was 1 r given a higher grade and sol at a higher price to supermarke ha1na and. in turn, consumers. • Carter Abortion Stand Draws Wrath Ms. Foreman str415sed that most meat araden ard packers are honest. • SAN JOSE CAP) -Feminist leader Frances Farenthold at- tacked President Carter's stand on abortion Saturday and sug- gested that women in his ad- ministration who bad written protest letters hadn't gone far enough. "The analogy comes lo my mind or all those brave people . . . in the Johnson administra· lion who opposed the Vietnam war but didn't speak out until they were out of office," Ms. Farentbold told the National Women's Political Caucus c<>o· vention. She referred derisl vely t.c> Carter's "ringing pietistic" statement that "many things in life are unfair" in explaining his opposition t.o federal funding for abortions. "WE DID develop stars in our eyes over our presidential can· didate ..•. and over the Democratie parly," said Ms. Farent.hold, formerly a Texas legislator and Democratic can· di date for 1ovemor. Ms. Farenlhold said abor11on rights are being menaced by all three branches of the federal government. She denounced a series or U.S. Supreme Court de· cisions against abortion funding. "The Burger court decisions have fallen most cruelly on those least able to protect themselves," she said. She also said a4vocatea of legal abortion had been complacent and ·~dn 't realize what a shambles could be made of those rieht.s lo such a short time." The caucus drew about 1,300 of its 21,000 members to the first day of it.a third biannual conven- tion. SEVERAL speakers warned of trouble for the Equal Rights Amendment and other fernini$l causes. "You mu.st commit the nen 18 months of your life," said Jut Ruckelsbaus, a Republican feminist leader, referring to the March 1979 deadline for ERA ratification. Meat prices are ex\)ected to rise throu1b 1978 as ef!ects of a two-year reduction In the cattle supply begin to show up at the re- tail level. THE RISES will be tempered by cheaper pork, f DA bas said, as well as by che feedgrains. which may keep ef prochacers from cutting her so ~. Tbe reductions a designed to raise returns to ranchers and U vestock feeders. USDA graders ~e guidelines to rate the quail~ of a carcass and the quantity useable, lean meat it contains. he ratlnl is a service to packer who request it atld pay for it. Less than half~ the meat sold at retail is grad~ Meat must be inspected by' USDA .fo r wholesomeness, fccurate label- ing and prepatatlon under sanitary condltiou. Bot gra~ ls voluntary . ''Prime" and •4Choice" are the top quality gradts and tbe ones mest familiar t.o lltoppen. The Mii•• of 11 article• W.. prtPM"ed by Dr. Jerome Skolnk:k, director, Center '°' th• Study of L8w and Society at UC Bertwl9. He and 13 noted legal echol•rt and Wft..,. aontflbut• th• ertldea wttlctt make up Counff by Newapaper. The ... ldy •rtlde• may be ,._, Juat for their lnterta v•h•, but many n.-.. •llO tnroll to e1m c:oneee c·redlt from erea cohOe• lncludiftg Coaltfm• •nd Santa Ana Commu.ety Collete•· COURSES BY NEWSPAPER Dr. Howerd I. ''•dldn, netkMlafly r9C09nlftd edvtw In correction• and aoclolPgy profHaor •t C•I IUt• Unlventty. Long ........ cow .. ln- Since the Dally Piiot five r-ara ago bet•n of· fertng Coura.. by ... _..,.,_, In cooper.UOn With UC San Dleeo Ext•neloft and the Nattonal EndoWm•nt •or th• Humfrittln. 200 newapapert have folAed UI fn preaenelng the .... ldy "lee> tur .... '*" .. •ldJ by 15 mlllon Amettcena. Thll Hmetter, Couraff bi Newepeper H· plorH "Crtme, Juatlc• and Punlthment In Amettca" beglMlng Sept. 11 In the D•HJ Pilot and oonttnlllng tor 15 conMOuthtl Saturd•J•. atruotor tor atudenta eMOlllng In the Coa•tlln• Community College. Completlon of the bl•nk betow lnfttat•• enrollment. The college• mar· re- quire eddttlon .. readlng1, one or two on-eempu• 'meetlrlgl •nd • final p•per Of eHmln•tlon. The DaJfy Ptlot offer CourM9 by Newapeper H • public Mrvlce. AHden re9kllng In the ...... dlebec$ Commurthy College Dtetflct MUlt obteln a pennl from th•t dlllftct p'1or to reglatertng for credit In atttlher dlatrlct. For convenience u•• the tnall Ngt1tr1tlon blink er can llS-0824 for further Information. ---------------------------------~-~--~----------COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE R~GISTRATION FORM 10231 ILATIR AYI.. 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Hyatt Ouster Due to Loans LOS ANCEL <AP> -tlyatt Corp, ~-d.ia· doeed um ... inttrnll ll\vtsttnU. ~Ill lftll· dellil r••h..S aboat .->,OOOln low from aaa wbo did bllltn•• wltb the compu.y, ud \ht .-S,OOC ol mcincy eamef.roCQ Jbattf\aada.. &abmlu.d to the S.CwiU. • S.ehnl• Com· m1ulm ln Wuhlnaton, D.C .• the lJ.pq•nportout- Uned tbe ·~that led to tbe f0tted reelpallom of Huse> M. Meod Jr .• u Hyatt'• pr•ldent. and of William M Hartautf' aa It.a t.reaaUttr FRIEND 18 TllB brother·ln·law of Jay M. Prltakcr, Hyatt chairman and cblef eJCeeutive ol· Clear. The Prit.Uer famlly coot.roJa Hyatt with about 31 ~tttoek own•nbip. 8olh Friend and Hartauer were appointed vice preaidmta after real1nln1 u offlcen and dlrecton, 11ccordlq to a campany spokesman. 1be Hyatt report aald that in early 1914. Friend formed a partnenhip with Donald Werby called FW Proper1iea. wb.lcb borrowed 1225,000 from ''certaln ballU" and then lent $160,000 to Friend in 1914 and SlO,OOOmoreio 1976 OOUNG 1175 and 1976. the report continued, Hyatt paid some ~.ooo to Werby with ••a substan· tilil portion" of the payments "on questionable ground&,•• as advances on fees and commissions. Three times durin1 that period, Friend bor· r owed a tot.al Sl~.000 from Werby. One loan for $100,000 to Werby and his firm, Grosvenor Properties, was based on ·•an inaccurate invoice.•• Because of matters in the invest11ation, Hyatt . officials said they plan to "centralize" tbe corporate headquarters in Chk•eo, as soon as arran1ements can be made. Tbe Pritikerfamily lives in Chicago. Wmning Contest Oumged Her Life ' SANTA MONICA <AP) -Likethesongshesang r . ' ' t ' ( • ~ t ~ I e ! t ~ in the talent portion of the Miss Black America con· test -Quincy Jones' "EveryUung Must Change" - the U!eoCClaire Ford was topsy-turvy by Saturday. The shapely J.8.year·old entrant from Tennessee was crowned Miss Black America Friday night. beallllg out 30 other contestants from the United Slates and Puerto Rico "IT FEELS good when your prayers are answered," she said in a telephone interview Satur- day. "I prayed and it's great. I'm so excited.'' The 5· foot.10, 135-pound teen-ager is the youngest of three children and wants lo be a cor· Mtstf'o110 porat.elawyer The first thing she did after winning the crown ~n.d returning lo her motel room was to order up a JUICY hamburger and some french fries "I DIDN'T eat anythin,r: aJ: day because of the swim swl competition, hut I'm ready now," ex- plained the sophomore English majOI at Memphis Slate University. In addition 1n e $10,000 cash prize, she will be given a screen test at Universal Picture5 and the Na· tional Broadcasting Co. Studio ... • State Roundap Police Kill 2 In Rob Attenipt TORRANCE <AP> -Undercover police who were tailing three men shot and killed two of them and wounded th..e other Saturday when the lhree aJ. legedly tried to rob a nower shop here, police said. The three men were being followed ln connec· tion with another case when the incident occurred, said WUllam Booth, a police 5pokesman. : Ollld.Actre•• Better 1 SANTA MONICA CAP> -Child aclress < Danielle Spencer has improved and ia ln satiafac· > t.ory condition at Santa Monica Hospital, where she ~ is recovering from injuries suffered in a bead-on ~ auto accident last week, a spokesman said. ~ Doctors performed what they called "or· f thopedic surgery" on Miu Spencer, 12, wbo plays t Dee on television's "What's Happenina" series. I Her father, actor Timothy Pelt, 39, was killed in last Tuesday's accident. ERA Poe• Crltldsed SAN JOSE <AP> -Women's mo.-tmut leader Gloria Steinem said Saturday the backlash against the movement ls part of a national rtcht·wlng cam· paien against pro&ireaslve institutions. ''Thia radical rltht eoallUon, wbJcb goes all the way to and includes the Ku Klux Klan ... they are only pract1cin1 up on us," Ms. Stein•m told a conven· ~jon of the National Women's PoUticat Caucus, whlchshe helped.found. ~dBort0red BEVERLY mu.s <AP> -News commentator Erle Severeld, TV'• .. 60 M1Dutes." t1M IAasue of Women Voten and the MacNelll·Leht nport are the redplmta of the Audemy ol Televtalon Atta and Sciences Broadcast Joumal11m award.I. Severeid, who la ret.lrlna from CBS News, was liven an award "in tribute to bla fOW' decades of Cllttln'141hed and couraaeous Hr\'fc. in broadcaat- m1. '' Wedding Dag Actor Glenn Ford, 61. "as married Saturday to 29-year-old Cynthia llayward m the garden of his Beverly Hills home. Wilham Holden was bc~l man. The pair will honeymoon in Jamaica. War Shakes Chinatown SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The first warning came in Cantonese from an alert guard m the Wah Cing gang. "Manwithagun!" Gang leaders dove for safely as thl'ee masked men sprayed the Golden Dragon restaurant with gun· fire. The bullets missed their intended targets, but others in the crowd of about 75 diners weren 't as lucky. Five were killed and 11 wounded in the withering barru~e. which lasted less than a minute . Once again, gang warfare in Chinatown had claimed a bloody toll. FOR NEARLY a decade, the porcelain charm of Chinatown, the largest Oriental comm unity outside of As ia , has been cracked by the violence of angry young men, stained with the blood or innocent victims, dirtied by unchecked extortion and gambling. Benea th t h e rtcky -tic k y neighborhood bus tle that tourists adore, a grim war is being waged by armed youths, some barely in their teena. At stake: free meals. jobs in gambl· ing houses, extortion. Money, Power. the case or the Sunday morning slaughter al the Golden Dragon one week ago, death. SINCE 1969, when the current battle for booty between the gangs of young men in Chinatown claimed its first known victim, some 43 persons have been slain including the five inno- cent victims at the Golden Dragon. Gang act1vily also is disrupting much of Chinatown's commerce, as "very many of the businesses there" have become extortion victims, ac· cording to Lt. Daniel Murphy. "The youth gangs' criminal ac· tivities run from entering theaters without paying, extortion of meals from restaurants and goods from merchants, street and business rob· beries, to assault and murder." ac· cording to a police department report released in the wake of the Sept 4 Golden Dragon massacre I N THAT attack. police h ave learned, members or supporters ol the Joe-Boys, or Chung Ching Yee gang, were out lo s lay the leaders of the Wah Ching gang. including gang Sunday, September 11 1977 DAILY PILOT "* Rubber Bounces Back? . PASADENA <AP> --Government rese•chers say they have devised a chemlcaJ process that could lead to commercial production of natural rub~ m the United States for the flrstUmesioce World War II. three ,_,.. away troin betni nadi for COGUD«'Clal uae, be aald. aever91 lar1e companies have alread~ ex• pr~ed interat. Sprayed on the d..e.sert guayule shrub, which grows wild in Texas and Mexico. the chemical in laboratory "tests "Caused the plant to produce two to six times the quantity of rubber it normally yields, sa1d Dr. Henry Yokoyama SUCH AN increased y1eld might en- courage American companies to plant and harvest large rubber plantations and decrease America's dependence on foreign supplies. said the chemist. Although the process is at leaat The aubltance works by ca~ tho plant to express ita 1.tiMtlc sr_.___......,. more vivtdly, saJd Yokoyama, a re. search at the U.S. Department of Aariculture'a Fruit and Veae1'blt Chemistry Laboratory. Pnlimlnary results of hit work are reported ln the current issue of Science maaaa.tne. SIMll.AR compounds sprayed on lemons cause them to tuna a doep red by alto~ the fruit'• colon IA) be more fully expreqed, be s aid. ; "We are not caualnc mlltatloni t& occur, "aald Yokoyama. ,.......,,....m11ttfftf.-illllll..,.......,..._ ... ~.,...._,..._. ... ....., .................. _. .. ._..,.. ESTATE JEWELRY & Fine Crystal, Porcelains, China, Bronzes, Ruga, Furniture, Silver, Oils, etc. 1~ Million Dollars Worth~ Don't miss this important sale! 5 Lots of di1mond solitaires ond dust>rs. Fine ,;: men's and ladies watches, rings, aerrings, ~ ~ bracelets, necklaces, etc., set with dia· Sept Friday Night 16-l'pm monds. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. " • • Several important large emertlds INSPECTION· and sapphires. ~ FRIDAY, c-., 16th * * * • * • • • • • • • ...,... ' hocn--5 p.m., 7.8 p.m. Fine crystal, china sets. European furniture, ~ F-Tc.s;41rT\-r,\111rm tor conveni.nc. bronzes, rugs, oils Ne 0Ga4 --1•o1: • and many other wport· er1es ~ 6 Ltd. 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(average. $38,700) not counting healthy fringe benefits such as free cars and even free hous· 1ng tn some cases Even 1n the 10 days since the survey data was gathered. sev r I of those fisted 1n a story tut Sunday have received substenttal pay raises To provide some kind of Ptf Specttve for the average wage earner footing the publtc bills, 1t takes about $40,000 to pay the aYerage city manager In a city with d tax rate of S 1 per S 100 of assessed vafua· t1on lor example 11 would take about 150 to 200 "average property taxpayers to support one average-income city manager And 1n some local government operations, notably the City of Huntington Beach and Orange County government. more than one administrator earns a salary in the $40,000 to SS0.000 bracket Leaders of educational institutions are also getting their share The escalation of salaries in the upper echelon of local government probably began with the concept that to attract top-notch managers meant competing with private en· terprise. Such compet1t1on bolled down to dollars and cents 1n the minds of many elected officials; that 1s. the more you pay, the better people you attract. As might have been predicted, this idea snowballed. It has reached the point where literally scores of top gov· ernment officials, ranging from water district managers to school superintendents. command salaries two and three times those of the average wage earners supporting them. It is also interesting and even a bit disturbing to note that while administrators· salaries have soared by several hundred percent in 10 years, the wages of 1wer echelon government workers have risen at a comparative snail's pace -30 per· cent. Many top government off1c1als may indeed be worth the money they are paid. but with the indignation over property taxes 1t might be wise 1f elected government leaders re- evaluated their practice of automatically equating high pay with quality leadership Maybe what the hard-pressed taxpayers are looking for , are a few less expensive chiefs and a few more hard-working but lower paid Indians Reputations Tainted Never was there a Democrat 1n Orange County politics who en1oyed a finer success story than former Assemblyman and former Congressman Richard T. Hanna. An affable. p1xy1sh little Irishman with an easy manner and a broad grin. he was the picture politician. Elected to the Assembly 1n 1956. he served three terms. then moved on to represent Or~nge County 1n Congress from 1962 to 1974. And despite Orange County's conservative im· age. Democrat Hanna never really faced serious opposition i~ his bids for re-election t . Many GOPers were among his supporters and were .pleased with his help in Washington. '• He pushed through a f1Umber of projects for leaders · along our coastline. In additton to his own inland distnct. His political effectiveness in Washtngton was well established. .. Then, as he neared retirement. it became known that ,J-lanna had developed a number Of business connections 1n • the Far East. Korea was often mentioned. •. And now a certain odor has become obvious in the deal· .. lf\gs of certain high U.S. officials with Tongsun Park of the ··Republic of Korea. Park stands indicted of 36 counts of cor· 'ruption, including bribing more than a dozen congressmen. · · And amid all this. former congressman Hanna has been 1'identified as what ls termed an "unindicted co-conspirator." While the question of any guilt or innocence is yet to be 1 determined, the Hanna involvement is yet another devastating blow to the political reputation of Orange County. Between 197 4 and 1977 more than 40 county officials and emptoyes . have been indicted in 10 separate cases. · • There seems to be no end to the questionable practlces ~of our politicians. even some of those most higttly regarded in the past •· It is a sad commentary on our t imes. • .. Opinions expressed in the space above are ttiose of the Dally Pilot. -.Other views expressed on this ~age are tho~ of their authors and artists Reader comment Is invited. l • Ha rris/Wealth " Thougbu at Large: If you try to make as much money as you can, for as long as you can, you won't have time for anythlng elae; and by the time you've made it, you won't be flt for anything · .e1se. '. ln a strict sense, life never ~'begina"-lt ls just passed on , from one cell to another; • }Hologica11y speaking, life .often ends, but it never begins. <Rememberloe, however, that the dicUonary . .iives 21 main deflnlUon.s ol ... ~ ,"llCe. ") ,. • It may not be wholly a coin· ,cldtnco that one of the very Jew card 1amea -rr not the only oo• -tn which blufflnt ,'Plays a crucial part r, poker; and poker is the onl1 card gan{e that Is wholly -...--.·AM.leticaa.Jn. orlain-__ abOut halt U\e electt'lcal energy we consume each year? Oc;tdly enouglt, one of "Ute few U.S. Presidents to ex- press doubts about the de- sirabiUt.y of a large defense e.stablishment was the laconic Calvin Coolldee, wt\o one~ dryly informed the Congreas, ·•No nation e\'~r had an army large enoll&h to cuarantee it against attack lo Ume ot peace, or insure it vic- tory in time of war." Only flowers cQ exhibit beaut.y without vitalll.)'; peo- plenever. When ®ctort 4Silacree. \he cau.e or medicine iS alw11ys furthered by ~betr djJpu\a· Uorui; but when Jud.es dla· ' agree, the caus• of Juatlce ls al.w..aysJmped,ed C)r dl•Peacd~ bY ~r divllfons. r i . . Thomas Keevll/Edltol" ( . Nick Tuimmeseh Har d:_:to ·Bin° Down -~Hot'· Na meS WASJUNCTON It was pre· atteged brlbees. meaning U.S. $10,000 ca~aign contribution, Caputo also notes that lien. <Hl'loblc that Tongsun Park cong.ressmen. mostly of the and Rep. Thomas Foley or jnmin R. CivilettJ, as politi&i a would be indicted and become Democratic perauaalon Washington, one or the tnost ln· chief of the criminal division as the heavy an the "Koreagat~" nuentlal Deniocrats on the Hill. .Justice ·bas secn1in ~ome time. scandal involv1og Congress. THE FEDEJlAL bribery testified on Jt.Oy 28 th!lt there Allor au. he is from the inscrula· 'slalule 120l·Fl proclulms that TUE UST goes on. The point 1s wasn't enough evidence to indict bl<' F'ar East, and apparenUy bribery ls not necessarlly a joint that the Justice Department as Park. clroppedmoneyandfavorsonin· offense, althou1h according to obviously torn between its Cuputoalliowonders how come nocent American congressmen. the Commbn,Law (and my com· hawkish t:areer oftlclals, who his own committee. being Goodness sakes! mon seni;e > bribery is an ·exam· would like to pursue sin to the counseled occasionally by Leon Since all politics today is pie oftwodolng the tango. ·Garden of Eden, and Its political Jaworski, the Water~ate whiz. theater. Tongsun Park <especial· Somehow, the Juslice Depart-fellows. wbo don't want to see has n't Interviewed members of ly with th~l m ent did cite former con· Koreagate take a Watergate pro· Congress who migbt have been nameJ nts his gressman Richard T. Hanna, a portions, especially now that involved with the Koreans? role beautiful-California Democrat, as an unm· Bert Lance looks like a fat man Caputo claims that the ethics ly. The only dieted co-conspirator. claimed ready for roasting. of Congress (he just arrived) arc µrob I em 1 s he was Park's man on Capitol (Jimmy Carter is having a far worse than those of members th u t 1 n th t.> Hill and that he received $100,000 tough time these days, isn't he'! of the New York Legislature r l'<il world . from him. Will be phone Nixon lo find out whercheonceserved. th c sec u r · While not charging them. the how it feels'!> lie is astounded, he says. the rly or ~o~th department did name 20 lloust Young. Rep Bruce Caputo, a way Congress and the Justice Korea 1s 1n members and rour senators as New York Republican. dogged Department have dragged their volvcd. and r ecipients of money from this Koreagate story lo the pomt &ore feet on the Koreagate mal· l'Ongressme.n Tongsun Park. that he was spit on by a con ter. given the fact that the Ln· who know bet· The "hol" names are Rep. gressional colleague. format.ton has been around for termigbtconcludethatavotefor John Bradtmes, Dei:nocrallc As a member or the House severalyears. Korl'a is a vole for Korruption. House Whip: Rep. John Mc Fall, Ethics Committee (a designation Now the' attorney general, Mr. former DeqioeraUc Whip; Rep. which almost sounds contradlc-BUT NOW Caputo wants to cut Griffin Bell, can announce that36 Morris Udall , who ran in last tory), Caputo now asks, how $114 million in aid to Korea. felonious counts are leveled year's prt:s1dent1al primary: come the Justice Department because the Korean government against tht: alleged briber, Thomas Kleppe, a Republican. waited until Tongsun Park left r·efuses to cooperate in tht: Ton~sun Park, who is se, whoservedinCongressandlater England<withwhomwehavean Tongsun Pa.rk matter. Tht: qucstered ir1 his South Korean as secretary of Interior; former extradition arrangement> for money, Caputo ·c la ims. is s anrtuury, a'nd allow that it's Gov. Edwin W. Edwards. CJ Korea (Where we don'll before markedmostlyfor economicand tougher i.o m~kc a case against Louisiana Democrat. who got CJ nailing him? not military purposes. •• Stanley Karnow That's where this Koreagatt: situation can make serious trou ble President Carter has already traumatized the Koreans with his too-loud declaration of a troop withdrawal plan. If congressmen become fearful that by voting for funds lo strengthen the Korean military. so it can do without our ground troops, they will be judged as "on the taJce," well. we could have some vexing international pro- blems What happened here is that the Koreans. Tongsun Park in particular. arc so taken with the American way of life that the) extended customary Asian hospitality to the likes of Brademas. Sr>eaker Tip o ·Neill and others. and also laid &0me money on American con- gressmen, in hopes of generating custom~ry good will, American public relations style. Ir the American puritan drive lo root out such sin continues will we be investigating, say. Israel. South Africa and Japan next" They and their surrogates~have also bestowed many favors on American elected officials to tn· flucnce U S policy Sadftt's Shakiness Personifies Mide8$t • . l WASlflNGTON. D.C. -One of the major concerns of U.S p o I i c y · makers as they face the prospects for peace in 1he Middle East is that Egyp· tian President Anwar Sadat may not sur- vive ln office unless a sel· Uement is reached soon. Sadat, more than any other Arab leader, has taken a moderate stance toward Israel in the hopes that an accommoda· tion to the conruct in the region would solve his country's dread- ful domestic economic problems . But bis pbsWon, which is none too strong, could be undermined if be cannot demonstrate that his strategy is working. Should he collapse. he would be replaced by either radicals or militarists or a combination or both. who would be (ar less ctnclliatory. TH\JS HE NEEDS to show diplomatic progress -but be is. getting precious little help from Israeli Prime Minister Menaham Begin, "'1lo&e hard·.Une behavior • seems to'be calculatecl to restore the power ollhe Al-ab •xt.r•m18t.a: At the heart of Sadat's dilem· ma la the fact that Egypt, with a pOpulation of nearly 40 million. la languishing in a nearly desperate economic stat•· • ~ coupl~ of_yeans (llO, ln an ef- fort to ~pur economjc growth, Sadat introduce(\ liberal dleaaurea aimed at curbint socialistic ratrlttioos and en- couraain1 a measure of free en· terpriae th.at would lnspLre de· velopmenk Sut thue meHuret mJlnly served to crute alarJnc in• q'1alltiea. A new cl••• ofla~ers. brokers, real estate speculators and other enterpreneurs became wealthy. while the majority or lhe people have slid into deeper proverty. THE CONTRASTS are visible everywhere in Egypt, where sleek new automobiles and an- cient ox-carts clog the streets and beggars -sit on sidewalks out· side smart ._,ut\ques. Last year, w,ben Sadat ap- pealed to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank for help_. he was told that he could expect aid only If he cut government subsidies for bread. tea, sugar. cooklng oil and other staples. The subsidies had kept prices down. But when Sadat took that step in January, riots broke out and 80 people wer~ l<illed. 'fhe nots were the worst ln a generation, and (hey repr$enled a warning that Egypt was hovertne on the brink.of disas~r. Realizint lli'1t a Middle East peace was the only way he could curb defense expenditures and improv~ tt>e economy. Sad,•l in: tensified his temperate stand - even to the point or pledging that he would sign an accord recognizipg Israel's right to exist. THAT PLEDGE, however, de· pended on two responses by the Israelis. They had to promise in return to withdraw from the Arab territories occupied during the 1967 war. And they had to con- cede to some kind of homeland for the Palestinians. Sadat especially needed the concession to the Paldtinialt\S. For although be has no \ove for them . their claims have served . as a pretext for his ra<Ucal ad· versaries to oppose him. The advent or Begin tb power m Israel. however, seems to have heigbt.ened Sadat's difficulties, and b.e now is confronted by at least three different presaures. ONE COMES from his own people, who are demanding an improvement in their conditions. Another is from Egypt's radical and military activists, who are insisting that Sadat prove that his peace policy is realistic. And he has also encouqtered trouble from neighboring Libya. whose ruler. Colonel Qaddafi. has been trying lo portray Sadat as a traitor Lo th, Arab cause . Both the Uni\ed States and Saudi Arabia have rushed in to rescue Sadat, providing him with economic as well as military as. sistance. Sadat says that, with this assistance, he can solve f!gypt's problems by 1980. ~UT MUCH IS going to depend on wh.U.,happens during the next few mbnths. A failure to bring the Middle East adversaries to a Geneva conference, for instance. wlU dramatize that Sadat's peace program Is not evoking a reply. either Crom Israel or from the other Arab slates, and that would work against tµm . A Geneva conference that meets but makes no real headway would buy Sadat some time. But it would only postpone the showdown that is bound to challenge him sooner or later. So the ruture of tJ1e region largely hinges on his own future. In many ways, therefore, Sadat's .shakines1> personifies the in- stability of the area as a whole. 'l;ryingl'rµage on for Sighs · ., ') · S, .OBERT JORDAN fl~ ~Jordan Rou, pc.tfor o/ thie~ Cociit ClnlloriGn UfdwnalU& Chu~h, hal JU1t returned Jromaiobbatftol ill Eu~. Elvia 'Presley died. Groucho Matt dled. I certainly don't want to seem untespohsiv, to what KW'\ Waldheim, P&!estdenl Carter and Sori otsa~ did this l\&em1er, but let's face lt: The apparent hnporlanH of an event is a JmOlt alWQt • function of 1ts rele\'ance to the bebolder and not Just within Itself, or-what tt m_,.bttootheN. mtae two dea~ caused me to think quite o btt. GTIM,atl\a u d I bad very titt.l~ in com- mon. JSUt El.Sa and t dtd~He wp. l believe. a b t lejl.11\tl\.i-Yeat Olctlr than T. Mi motlier thou,iit a.sreatcleal of boUl of us. • • I ] 1' r Orange Coaat Dally Piiot .. ...ee n..1 ••• ·1 •• 1_;_. __ .,_, ________________ T·Q·W-rf·f9·thl-O._l.IV·P·ll·o·t/·Bo·x-1560_,_C.os·t···M···sa···CA·92·6·2' ___ .4 .Lr .. -. .tr' ~r~ eunday. llept:tmber "· 1977 'io cau"" Delly .. ,..fl1'642-43l1 ... I I Mailbox/ _Why _.wd o Waekmail~hY :eanama?· . To the Edilor Having lived In Panama City and the Canal Zone for eight years. we are t01ally opposod to the United Stites giving the Canal to Panama b&oause· 1. Thtt curlty of our country wlll be exceedingly weakened : .. The Dictatorship In Panama will be strengthened. 3. The Panamanians are not capable of maintaining the canaJ -as demonstrated to us many times when we lived thete , 4. The onglnal agreement was that the U.S. would own the canal lri perpetuity and has spent billions of dollars and thousands of lives in building and maintaining the canal. All this investment of money and hves would be lost. S. The giving of our canal to Panama Is tantamount to treason on the part of our elected officials. Why make it so easy for the communists to strengthen their position in the Western Hemisphere while weakening our own? 6. The $10 mlll1on per year payments to Panama and possible additional $10 million per year is a sin against the American taxpayer. And as for the United States being prepared to cooperate by providing economic and military credits and grants of $345 million over the next several years -those elected officials who approve of this are not representing the wishes of their constituents. Why bow to blackmail by Panama? To the Editor: C. and A. BROWN Newport Beach Why not accept the Panama Canal Treaty? There Is one overriding reason. Though there are many reasonable and acceptabl' fac- tors tn the proposed treaty. the recent actions of the United States creating the world image of lack of resolve and com· m1tment makes ratifying the treaty an action we cannot afford at this time. President Carter. Secretary of ~tate Vance and Andrew Young of the UN, have consistently looked and sounded like they want to negotiate with our potential enemies at almost any price -and o ut of fear. This transparent fear that we might be forced into taking a real stand is encouraging every would-be radical national leader to challenge us if for no other reaso~ than to gain an international reputation as a strongman. . The encouragement to lntematlonal blackmail certainly does not serve the cause of human rights since most nations are oppressed under such leaders. The unfortunate reallty of Carter's advocating human rights for our remaining friends in the world while ignoring the trampling of such rights by communist dictatorships such as in Angola, Cuba. Cambodia. Panama. Laos. Vietnam. China and Russia is the obviousness of Its hypocrisy, and the - Alli8nce Acquiring Economic Strength apparent political motivation of trying to Influence the llberela and press of this country. Following our weak stance of half fighting In Vietnam. half encouragl"g resistance In Angola and half supporting South Korea and Taiwan, e>Cpoelng the Carlbbeenaouthern flank to half a commitment of our troops, there only by treaty with the Communist dictator ot Paneme. Is a true '"~urf-· Inviting aggression. To the Editor: NOLAN FRIZZELLE Newport BNeh As one who voted for Sen. S. I. Hayakawa. I was shocked to read In the newspaper that he favors th~plan to g ive away the Panama Canal. The statement attrtbuted to him that, "We stole it fair and square" may sound clever to Ignorant people and will certainly curry favor with President Carter, but I think he does not know all of the facts. We paid to the bankrupt French company $40 million for the concession from the government of Colombia for the privilege of constructing the canal. Then we paid $10 million to the State of Panama when they seceded from Colombia to form their own nation. Later we paid $25 million more to Colombia. Add to that our construction cost and It brought our entire expense to $600 million of our then sound dollars. By JOHN FORBIS John F'orbis i.t a free-lance writer baaed in WeWngton, New Zealand. It's an infant yet, with its full thare or mewling and puking. Nonetheless. the reborn ASEAN alliance -rec~y coafirmed ia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - looks like a precocious kid, in· deed1 The Association of South East Asian Natlons <ASEAN) is a arouplng of non-Communist countries which was whacked together back in 1967 as another excuse for containing Asian Communism. As such.-ASEAN shaped up as a toothless and su;actlcally meanln1leu al· llance. But last month in JQ1a14 Lumpur, a n.~w ASUN penonalll}' emergM which may prove to be the winner Asia has been walUng ror. THE ftVE nations directly in· volved -Indonesia, Malayata, the Philippines, Sineapore and Thailand -actually seemed to find common ground for the nm time. Furthermore the common ground ls not based on fear but on hope for development wltbla a potentJally rich polltical sphere. What tKe ASEAN meet.Ina dld not attempt may in the loa,.tenn be more significant than any positive 11reementl which were reacbed last August. They did not attempt to isolate, by-pass or ignore the neighboring Com·· munlst states (Chlna, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam ) . which share their Asian sphere. Instead, Ule ASEAN Five con· centrated on bttn1ing more sym. pathetic nelghlfors into that sphere. They talked with Japan's Prime M1nister Takeo FUkuda; Australia's Malcolm Fraser and New Zealand's Robert Muldoon about trade and aid and ex· peruse. In short, they captivated th capitalists without otlendlng the Communists. In that respect,' the A.SEAN alliance haa finally comeof age. ALL PIVE ASEAN nations must be seen as oveJl)OpUlated and underdeveloped. Together1 they have a population ap· proaching 300-mllllon but a pro- duction capaclty barely able to supply their own economic needs. Most South East Asia ob- servers feel that som• form ol• ASEAN common market is the eventual amwer but they also agree that any such arrancement ltttiUaloqw~off. After the summit meeting ad- Joumed, the e ncore featured 1ue1t stars Prime Ministers Fukuda, Fraser and Muldoon. Tfie A.SEAN leaden letl no doubt that •'the arm" wu on the boys from oveneu for money, de· The Panamanians did not help with the job. Their up- per times disdained phyaical work and their lower classes were too tary. We had to Import practlc111y all labOr. At the tum of the centurv Panama was known throughout the worlct as a death tral?· We lost thousands of li\les from y&llow fever and malarla. We cl.,aned up that situation and made Panama a healthy ptace to Uve. We operated the Canal for ttie convenience of every nation on earth. ,, Since the turn of the century the chief news from Central ~merican countries has been about revolutlons. dictatorships and confiscation of private property. At this very minute many • ot the educated. lntelllgent citizens of Panama are leaving 1here because, as one Panamanian recently said to me, "l can see no hope for the future of my country under Torrijos." Any treaty with a dictator Is not worth reading. Any provision that tie cannot twist In his favor he ignores. Mr . Carter does not want to hurt the sensitivities of any Central American people. He gives too little to the consideration of protection of the citizens of the United States. No one can say that we will not need the canal in some future war. Huge ship carriers of airplanes may be obsolete In favor of smaller. very swift. water skimming. missile-loaded craft. ' There is only one way to enforce any useful treaty with • Panama and that is to completely control and fortify a strip • such as we have had for the past 70 years. Their dictator· should be told that we will hold him personally. physically · responsible for any sabotage. The .. hurry-up, sign fast" proposed "treaty'' with .Panama is as silly as giving all of the United States back to the Indians who owned our whole land at one time. HARRY C. GRIMSLEY South Laguna TotheEditor: ' 1 1 This refers to the Panama Canal and what we understand to be a transfer of the Panama Canal and millions of dollars to Panama over a period of time. Russia. Castro' and some of the South American coun- tries must have been calling the shots, if Panama Is satisfied and arouous to consummate the agreement Why is there an apparent rush on the part of the United States to have the Congress approve the agreement? During the Presidential campaign Mr. Carter said he would not give the canal away. If we understand con-ectty the United States is paying Panama to take the canal. Panama is resorting to coercion and intimidation by stat- ing there will be violence If the agreement ls not accepted by the United Statss. If there Is violence and or damage to the canal and or facilities. The United StateS can take reimbursement from such revenue that may accrue to Panama. C.M. GIBBENS Laguna Niguel velopment aid, trade access. equipment, expertise. almosl anything their nations could con· tribute. SAFE TO SAY, the ASEAN heads of state had researched their markets. South East Asian atabJUty ls vllal to these other Paclflc nations. Japan jealously S!uards her lifeline for shipping .through the Singapore straits and the Indian Ocean. Australia looks north al the s prawling giant of Indonesia and wonders what to do about it. New Zealand avidly seeks new markets for food products and m anufactured goods. After the rounds of talks. Japan pledged about $1 biUion to aid h)dustrial projects within the five-nation group. New Zealand, which has no money anyway, of· fered about '50 milllon, much or it to take the form of technical as· sistance In the fields of agriculture, forestry and power development. Most significantly, ASEAN moved toward concessions in the area or trade. Both J apan and New Zealand want lo take a new look at trade with South East Asia. It will be reciprocal, of course, because both countries are quick to recognize the value of a market containing nearly 300 million potential consumers. 01'} paper. perhaps, the ASEAN talks didn't prove very much but what did emerge wQ a new spirit of unity and coopera- tion among the naU6ha of the southeast. Gone were tbe bicker- ing, jockeying and territorial hassles which have plagued the alljance since its beginning. . For the future, a new and powerful economic bloc cotlld arise from the still settling dust of the Indochina conflict. No one in Soulh.Eut Asia disregards the Communill·led nations. Cambo- dians ar\d Laotians still nibble .away at Thailand's borders. China remainJ almost as huge fll\ enigma as ever. . . THE EMPHASIS has shift«!<). though. No one really belie~ anymore that you can kill all the Communists in Asia. No one believes you have to join them. either. The new sense of ASEAN reality ls pinned on economic strength -develop, trade and prosper -and Jet the Com· munists take care of themselves. For possibly the first time in more than 20 years, optimism replaces apprehension in South East Asia. Should the Kuala . Lumpur mood prove contagious, IL may well be the so-called Third World is about. to lose five of its cha~ members 'l>t~r ViewPDint/ Wllit~-African's ·Plea ,for Troth, Justice ... • white man arrived In North America. THE" WWTE man brou1ht peace to .J\bodesla. Fithlln• bet.~ &be~ &rlbel ·~· Dlae .. and starvation we There ate 16 black members of Parl(ament. Tbey speak out • ofteo·enoug1-, yei I do not recill that they have ever offered to tum over immediate control of our country and our Ii ves to a 1overnment founded on blact teri'orbm ••. The discrtmtnaUOn between one black A/rfcan _..,. anothtr black African ts the melt -·. lunda iembet 11. 11177 Holy Grall of Sall• A.'merica's Cup Races Doo !-!ANTI'! UPJ harle kldaor•, 5S, ho headed lhf' SantH chool Oi1lr1ct o\ltald• f San Di o for a quarter ( u <'tnU.n:. died Thun· .. Ctay ' DUARTE <Al'> l>r- NEWPORT.lt.J CAPI The Amf'rlca'11 Cup, called the "Holy Orull'' of yachlina. btaln11 1n aarncat Tuesday with thu U S 12·meter yacht Courae«K>UJ 1oln1 after her aeeond •trat11ht Cup \llCl.ory • lllojua ICJM<a, 84, who (' O V R A G E 0 U S , tWU~ aamong tht1 first whll·h dclendt.-d the Cup ;. ancer ru~aarchera to In 1974, ls alltppered by ,._deottct a hnlt between Ted Tumer, lhe owner or ·~mokln& and cancer, baseball '• Atlanta 'died Wednesd1ty al City Braves and baaketball 's J>f Hope Me<hcaJ Center Atlanta Hawks who built "here he worked for 20 a fortune with his yeari, Georgia radio and television empire. Turner, 38, wbo skip· • pered the unsuccessful b • Deaila Notice• 1974 defense candidate ! -Mariner, wilJ be opposed ,,. Lovo in the best-of-seven >' liE TTV ESTELL.A lOVD AH•ckftl • • N I ~co"• Mt .. i>AU•d ... o s.111 •. ~ serres by skipper oe ~-urvlvedl>Vt.rnu•Wn<IAltonLovd Robins a nd the new ~uM••I ,.,,.,1,.-•t ~m·•" Tuthill I . h II •d yacht , .... mo.H111Mot1u..-v a ummum-u c )--Australia. The America's Cup the oldest. continuous in- lPr n a lion a I sporting event in the world - began in 18S1 when the sch ooner America, owned by New York Yacht Club founder John Cox Steven!;, beat 14 English boaL'i in a race around lhe Isle of Wight. IALTJ.H•GHON FUMl•AL "HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Cosla Mesa 646-2424 HU HOADW A Y MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Cos1a Mesa 642-9150 ~ TUTHIU I.AMI COSTA MESA CHAf'tl 427 E 17th SI orympt<"S 'fh~"" lea ls run Into tho wind (or to wlndwurd) and the next two h!ill complete the trlun"lc. The next three J ti ii s u r ~ r u n I n a w1ndwurd leeward con- fU<uratJon back and forth alon1: the first side of the trhmsle, ~nd the race ri n is hes up w llh a windward leg. Since 1930, the final series has been a best-of. seven set. The schedule calls for racing every day from Tuesday on, but either boat may re- quest two off days through the completion or four races and one thereafter. Also, Newport's sometimes- q u irk y September weather can cause de- lays o( ~everal days at a time. SINCE 1958, the America's CUp has been limited to 12-meter yachts-about 65 feet long with an 80-foot mast and nearly 2,000 square feet of sail. The boats use three sails-a mainsail, Jib or genoa and spin- naker, which is a multi- colored, parachute-like sail positioned at the bow of the boat. The crew of a 12 meter numbers 11 -including mastmcn, lailers, winch grinders, sail trimmers, na-Yi9alor1. tacticians and 1kfppers. The use of 12-meter yachts was instituted in an eftort to bold down buildlni costs. Jn 1930, '34 and '37, J Class boats competed. But the 100- plus-Coot sloops, which required a crew of about 20, were prohibitively ex- pensive. FROM lt37 to 1958, there was a 21-year hiatus in America's Cup racing, partly because or World War II. Then, Olin' Stephens destined the 12-meter yacht Colum- bia, which beat England's Sceptre in four straight races in 1958, beginnin& the modern era of the America's Cup. American boats have lost only two or a total of 26 races in the final series since 1958. After Columbia's four-race sweep of Sceptre, the yacht Weatberly~heon ly 12-meter defender which Stephens didn't . design -lost one race to Australia's Gretel in 1962. THE NEXT two series also were sweeps. In 1964, Constellation swept England's Sovereign and in 1967 Intrepid whipped , .... ·~. -.... ~ I Dame Pattie of Australia in four straight. The only other foreign victory came in 1970 when ln- tr e pid, skippered by William Ficker of Newport Beach, beat Gretel II, 4·1. In the last Cup series, in 1974, Courageous, then skippered by Ted Mood, beat Southern Cross of h ustralia 4-0. If Courageous suc- cessfully defends the Cup this year, as she is ""lllmr .. 1 ... expected to do, she will become only the third yacht to score con- secutive America's Cup victories. The culler Columbia, owned by J . Pierpont Morgan, won the Cup in 1899 over Thomas J . Lipton's Shamrock I, and again in 1901 against Lipton's ShamrQCk JI. The other two.time defender was Intrepid, in 1967 and 1970 Cosl a Mesa • 646-<4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway SanlaAna • 547·4131 r1HCIE HOTHHS SMfTHS' MOITUAlY 627 Main St Hunhnglon Beach 536-6539 SINCE TU EN the United Stales has suc· cessfully defended the cup 22 times against c h a llengers from Englund, Canada and Australia. The course is a six-leg, 24.3-mlle triangle. the same type usc.'<I in the 'What Did Those Sailors Say? rHte FAMILY COLONIAL FUMIELU HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westm1ns1er 893·3525 THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION ~urial at Sea NEWPORT. RI <AP> with lhc wind. When a Here's a list of yacht-boat is gomg to leeward, ing terms associated she is "running." with the America's Cup Reach.iog-legor a race and their meanings· rn which the wind is at an Twelve meter a angle to the boat. yacht classification us-America's Cup course ing an extensive formula -a six-leg triangular marn mast. Also called a headsail. Mainsail t~ large sail hoisted from the mainmast. SPINNAKER an wind is coming over the port (left) side of the boat: on a starboard tack. the wind is coming over the starboard (right> s ide America's Cup oompetition gets under way Tuesday on an Olympic style course set off Rhode Island. Triangular couf'3e tests sailing skills of competitors' Cf8WS where fractions of a-second can count. 'l;Ure, S ,,,1,,,,1,_ WHEN IT COMES TO APPRAISING JEWELRY SHARP BECAUSE WE'RE THE FIRST ANO ONL V PROFESSIONAL JEWELERS IN THE UNITED STATES OFFERING A COMPUTERIZED APPRAISAL SERVICE. 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Four hundred mlle1 .oulh ot w o Jim Mc~Mun a\11\da on ht1 back pord\ b t.he P• ac ht u ~to cull home That ot.h r plat:• it • an m, •ray complex or lon«i. Mactt conc~te bulldlnt•· .a city with nurrow twrrC'd window , ae mllo and a half wide, cnclo1ed b)' 30-foot fonrCA topped by barbed and clecLrlcal WlfM. ICuardl'd by tall l'Oncrete towers. 1'hoit other vlace ti. cllted Ra lord Prison. and out of •l Mcl.cndon has fuhloned a book. rooted ln his p!bt but ulready u thin& with a life of lta own, m anufuctunng his future llE HAS i.:ross<.'<i Sl million from two novels 'hat ~m.ergc Imm prison lite. The firs t, "Deathwork," will appei.r on store shelves next week The second 1s not yet written . "Deathwork" 1s a compelling story, fiction drawing on fact. based on a day when Florida re· iruiututes the death penalty and electrocutes four human brinas. a day possibly notrar off. Jim McLendon spent his first nine years within Ra1ford's walls, his father f1rst a guard. then a prison official Before he was through adolescence he had seen three electrocutions. He does not care to see another. Somehow the prison and his early life in a poor P'lorida town haunt him even here in the Blue El1dge, looking across the un'dulating valleys ~ward the high mountains. Writer Mclendon drew on experience for death row novel These grimmer images throng the pages of · · Oeathwork": "The Death Chamber was in complete dark· ness, but the room was warm; the heat had been on a ll weekend ... "The electric chair was like no other chair ever made. Everything about it exuded evil. It was sterile and inflexible. yet totally physical. All wood. Solid oak, with a grain that arced out in ribs that formed garbled zigzag patterns that made no sense. A chair with only three legs, giving tbe false im· pression that it was rearing back Wee a bucking horse. · . "Convicts built the chair in the spring of 1924, after the state legislature chan&ed Florida's form or legal death, \n 1923, from hanilng at the county courtbauses to eJectrocuUoo at Raiford Prilon. They cut down a slant live oU Oil tbe baDU of the NewRlver •• :· m.E woaos are 81 start and blunt u Jim McLeodon b1msell. At 35, be Is a stody1 bearded man who never finished college, wbo by ms O'IJD ad· mi.aslon can't apell, and wbodldn't read a book COY• er to cover unUI he was 2Z • But boob tUJ'Md him on, and seven yean alter readinl h1s firat. ho •rote bis ftnt, a blOll'APbJ ot EmesfHemb'tpay. He spent h1I early ure lo • town ot 12T people, Starke, f1a., which had a pulpwood loadina station. two stores and a little 1>0St office. McLendon didn't see a town with more than 20 buUdin1s until he was 18 and "1wlped my father'• car fo go to New Orleans lortwodaya." But he dreamed of the outside world. of big cars and big cities. Born into what he calla .. Depression· days llmitaUons, ·• he hasn't splurged his newly found wealth. He thought of a Rolla Royce, but be had the rear window of his old Chevrolet station wagon fixed instead . A pivotal tboucht: Wby drive a Rolls when you have three small children and the imminent danger of lollipops stuck to tbe up- holstery? HE DOF.s INDVLGE ln dollar elf an "and u-pensive Brooks Brothers suits, but then be always bas, even while he was on the freelance treadmill, churning out more than 300 maguine articles and two oon·ftction books to keep bis young family afloat. McLendon's ll!e In a prison family, destined to follow in his father's footsteps as a priaon guard. shaped much of his outlook and opinions. Town Limits Urban Growth .. You take children who live with war all their lives." he suggests, "they don't know what war is. They just know things go bang all the time. Well, l didn't know what prison was. Yet the nicest people l ever met in my life, the kindest people, were the ser. vant.s in our house. and they were all murderers. Dad wouldn't have a thief ln the house." McLendon personally favors capital punish· ment. which is something you can't gather from his novel. Even his editor at J.B. lJppincott, John Kin· ney, didn't know until months after he read the book. Kinney had to ask to find out. . ~ Hy JONATHAN WOLMAN .,. UrtMl\Atfalra Writ• : BOULDER. Colo. -This hal'.ldsome university town, a quiet white-collar community snuggled c!omfortably against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, exploded with growth dur\ng the 1960s. Today, residents have applied the brakes with vengeance. Boulder•~ the largest city m the nation to put a quota on growth, s harply hm1ling construction of new res1dcnllal units Under regulations approved by citywide vote, Boulder's population will increase no more than two percent annually -far from yearly rates of up tu crghl 1>erccnl that raised Boulder's population rrom 20.000'" 1950 to nearly 90,000 today. "BOULDER WAS growing too fast, gelling too bag," says a local real estate executive. "People were afraid the city would suffocate if we didn't •lam the door. Pioneer of the growth·control movement is P etaluma, Calif., a river town D me 40 miles from San Francisco that udopted quotas on home con- struction in l-972 aftt-r its population mushroomed from t7,000to24.000. Folluw1n~ a successful court fight with home l>u ildt'rs. Petaluma settled into a n orderly t'ronomic and population growth pattern. and of· f1 cials say they are sat1sf1ed. Under Petaluma·s plan. the city would grow to Tl ,000 by 1985, a six per· cent annual increase. Boulder's plan limits housing aevelopments to. 415 units a year, half the current rate, and sets a merit system to decide what projects are approved. MANY IN TllE business community s ay the r estrictions go too far. The Chamber of Commerce complai ns that m1ddle·income housing has nearly <hsappeared and 1s expected to seek repeal of the plan. City Councilman Paul Danish. t he political god· father of Boulder's growth·control movement, says housing quotas will preserve the environmental and social atmosphere that attract a variety or resi· dents dominated by academics, IBM employes and hippies turned entrepreneurs. Critics say the development quotas simply ·.serve to insulate Boulder from encroaching urban ·poverty of Denver 30 miles down the road and to un· fairly confine lower·income families to that city and its environs . Danish stresses Boulder·s autonomy. He notes that the city has its own economy and --important these days its own water system . "Most or us simply want to maintain Boulder's identity," he .says. IN 1971, BOUL.;>ER voters turned down a plan lo hm1l population but changed their minds last November when they overrode a S.4 city council re· jection or the quota plan. . "J wanted to save the mesa," says one longtJme resident whose hOJl"le is in a beautiful nelghborhood, known as Table Mesa. that buffets Boulder from the mountain flatirons above. ''It seemed like the old growth plan was no m atch for the developers and the bulldozers." By restricting home building, the growth policy generated frenzied real estate activity. Home prices were up 13.S percent during the first three months of the year. But worries about rt.maway ln· n ation waned when increases settled around four percent In the following two months, though the cost of housin1 ln the city is high, as always. "The motive was not to make Boulder more ex· elusive, aays Nolan Rosan, tbe planning director .. but certainly that's been the effect." ' A PROFESSOR at the University of Colorado, Norman HHmar, told a reporter, "Many i>eople . found a home here years ago and they deetded they didn't want tha world to chanae. It's their sandbox.'' •· * .Boulder hu checked expansion indirectly for -nearly two aecades, keeplna a reln on development through utility hookup permit&. •• Both tho Chamber of Commerce and RoHll tn· 'done a "comprehensive arowth" plan that would -wovldc for more expansion and would be mCK'effex· Jble than the boujtn• quota system now in for~ thoUah atrieter than previous pollcl~. Under that altetnatJve, Boutder and Boulder County would IHI .wedded \o • Joint growth manaaemtnt erron tbat ~ould channel population lnereaaetl 1w1y from the clt)' and unincorporated rural ueu to several 1m.Sltowna. ~' •-rtse count.)' ia will1n1 \0 adopt refulatlons to combat population pressure outside our boun· daries," says Rosal I. THE PLANNING director, who says he has nothing but sympathy for growth.control advocates and nothing but suspicion for the Chamber, believes the 58·square·mile Boulder Valley needs stringent planning t9 maintain the environment and the pro· per levels of government services. Buthe says that as of today. the valley is far from overcrowded and "we have room to expand if we do it right." He also believes Boulder may have a future responsibility to provide housing opportunities for low·income families, especially the few that find work providing ser vices in the professionally oriented city. "We're not as isolated <from Denver> as people think, and we may be able to handle growth better than anyone else," he says, noting that if growth quotas were to spread to Denver suburbs, they would end suburban housing opportunities for up· ward.ly mobile low·incomc families . Boulder's strong feelings about expansion showed in a lukewarm attitude to efforts to locate the federal government's solar energy development facility here. The center was placed elsewhere, in nearby Golden. "TO SOME people, this was the precise sort or industry we want here. An economic boost with lit· tie cost. High technology, low pollutant; bringing in scientists. ecologists." says Janet Roberts, a city council member who usually sides with Danish. ··To others it was growth. More people and more problems. pure and simple. Danish says he couldn't build much enthusiasm for Boulder becoming the nation 's solar capital. "I never believed the employment estimates that came out o( Washington," he says. "Once these things get started, they can only get bigger.·· .,. ' HUNTINGTON BEACH TAXPAYERS AND VOTERS! A New City Cllarte~ ls Being ,Prepared By The City Chatter Revision Committee and A Public Hearing Will Be llcld Sept. 15 at 7:30 P.·m' and on Sept. 19 at 9 a.m. Your Com men la On the Charter Proposal Are Invited By Chairman Harold Bauman. The Charter ls An Important Document C.Onyolling C.Onduct of Your City Government. Thjs h Your Opportunity To Be A Part of Writing The Lawe For Qperalion 0£ City Government During the Next Decade. For Information Calf536-5501. Gty C.Ouncil Chamhere Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m. -Sept. 19 at 9 a.m. Huntingt.9n Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street W~NTED . ,. Boulder, Colo., is fighting the growth of new homes /Ike these. MAKE TUE TOO~ of rehabilitation available to prisoners but only after a solid day's work, is one of McLendon's themes. "What I think prisons ought to say to people ls, 'We're going to punish you; we're going to make you think about what you did; you broke the law.' You don't go to prison for just a parking ticket;• Mc Lendon says. Death Row, he concedes, is no deterrent to crime: "It just stops the man who did it from doing it again." Life imprisonment is no s ubstitute, he believes. because it merely transfers the responsibility to tbe prison and the prison guard . ''ln other words. you put the prison guard's life in jeopardy for the r est of his Cthe convlct's> life. What do you think Charlie Manson's doing? He's not sitting there learning calculus. He's sitting there thinking· up some kind or meanness to do to the prison guards." A royal 203 off on 'fabric, lining, labor and Installation. Our 'Majesty' antique ---·t··--•:..~ I . ~ . I -· 1 ..... -· -... ~ satin and 'Elysee' seamless sheer custom draperies. Enjoy the luxury of antique satin and color coordinated sheer draperies. Our 'Majesty• antique satin is a fine syn· thetic blend with a rich three dimensional surface effect. The 'Elysee' poJyester nlnon _.:._, sheer Is totally seamless so the flutes flow evenly across the window. Give your windows a stately style at prices you can afford. ... ..· . , ... r. . .. ,, TOM SEAVER Seaver Stymies LA, 7-4 ClNCINNATl IAP> -Tom Seaver cele brated his 199th career victory with a solo homer and George f'oster continued his rb1 onslaught, propelling the Cin· cinnall Reds to a 7·4 victory over tht! Los Angeles Dodgers Satur- day night. Seaver, 17·6, scattered 10 hits and struck out fi ve to move past Christy Mathewson for 10th place on the all-time strikeout list with 2.509. His third homer or the season, the ninth of his career, f:a ve the Reds a 3·1 lead in the second inning. fo'oster's two-run double routed loser Doug Rau, 13-7, in the fifth. l l boosted Foster's runs batted in On T\' Today Channel J J at J J total to l JJ, leaving him 15 shy of Johnny Bench's club record set I in 1970. Dave Concepcion drove in two runs with three hits to pace the 12-hit attack. The vi ctory sna pped a four· game winning streak and kept Los Angeles' m agic number to clinch the National League pennant at eight. The Dodgers took a 1·0 lead in the fi rst inning when Dave Lopes tripled and scored on a wild pjtch by Seaver. The Reds coqntered with two runs uf the botl&m of the first on rbi singles by Dave Concepcion and Jor\dny 8ench . Seaver made it 3· l in the second with his two-out blast into the left field blea~hers. Rost opened the two-run fifth with a single, went lo second on Ken Griffey's infield out and, after Concepcion walked , Foster delivered his two-run double down the left-field line. Seaver coll ected two hats along with utility infielder Rick Auerbach, a forl'T\er Dodger who entered the game with three h its in 31 al· bats. 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PB-YH Qtr, Oaln , HBP-By Wtt>t>-G9ronlmo, by Borbo,..Watlllr.gton.. T-2 lO. A-,»t. TV Sports For Today --·.- Evert· Cops ·CrOwn; Connors; Vilas DQet· FOREST HJLUi, N. Y. <AP) - <.:hrh Ev•rt, h lttln1 h e r aroundsVOke. trom the baseline wUh Mlf'b1n• like preeiaJon, ~ore down •c r a ppy Wendy TumbuJJ, 7.e, 8-2 Saturday to win her third coasecutJve O.S. Open women'• •lnales crown. Evert thus becomes the first woman to win three straight Open tiUea alnce Maureen Con· nolly did It in 1851-53. Victory WU worth $33,000 to Evert, but more importantly it cemented her standing as the premier player in women's tennis, £ver since los- ing to Virginia Wade in the semifinals at Wimbledon, Evert has been pointing toward Forest HiJls. "l wanted to win this touma· m ent badly, very badly," she said. "l want to stay on lop, to be No. 1, and to be No. 1 I think you have to win a major title. This was my chance." Meanwhile, s econd-seeded Jimmy Connors. the defending cbann>ton. and tourtb-seeded GuUlermo Vilas moved into today's men'ss1ngles final. Connors beat unseeded Corado Baranuttl, an Italian clay court· apeclallst, 7-5, 6-3, 7-5. anct Vilas scored • 6-2, H J, 6-2 decision over Harold Solomon before a sellout crowd of 12,587. It WN the 4Sth straight victory on clay for Vllut who said he O.rt"'l'..t•• C'Jlaa..el 2 lit 9 a.-. looked forward to a long match today. "He plays from the baseline, tutting hard, so we are going to play from the baseline, I as- sume," Vilas said. It was the 113th consecutive clay-court victory for Evert, who showed little effect from the slight pinched nerve in her left shoulder which she s uffered earlier this week, although her· APPM!e EARL GANT HIT BY SC'S MARIO CELLOTIO. first serves were usual. The match fe atured lone rallies between the two patient ground.strokers. Evert, the No.l seed, makes her living from the baseline, while the 12th seeded Turnbull is nicknamed "Rabbit" because of the way s he scampers about the back of the court, chas· ing down every ball within reach. ''Wendy moves very well," said Evert. "I, thought I hit a lot of winners, but she would scurry over there and hit them back. I bad to go for the linet1. I hit a few more out than usual, but I also bit more winners than usual." Evert said the idea of winning three Opens in a row, or keeping her clay-court streak aUve, were i mportant. "I've won almost every major tournament, so I need new goals," she observed. "I need new things to shoot for, and three Opens in a row is something new for me." "There were several line calls t h at wer e q ues tio nable ," Turnbull said, "but I think they evened out. "On that call in the second set, I thought the ball hit the tape. I got upset." The Australian didn't win another game after that. "l should have been more ag- gressive." said Turnbull, who a year ago was ranked 70th among the women. "I was nervous, especially in my first service game. I ~ot 1mpat1enl and I lost my concentration. "Chn s had beaten me before in World Team Tennis tie-breakers. She is tough on tie· breakers.'' Asked what her reaction was to playing her fi nal match at the West Side Club, which will be abandoned for a new nearby site in Flustung Meadow next year, the queen of the courts replied: · · l was sad in a way. I 'II never forget my e>Cperience here as a 16-year- eld. l have only good memories.'' ¥then ad vised th at s he become~ the first woman to take three straight U.S. titles since the late Maureen "Little Mo" ConnoUy did it in 1951 -52-53, she said she had no intention of shoot- ing for Mrs. Moody's record of seven championships, which in· eluded two clusters of three straight Helen also won eight Wimbledons. "I won't be playing tennis that long," she said tartly. ~o;mmt1riM ol S.turclay'1 mate~ In trw U.S. ~n TofVlil, O..mplonahlp1 al me Wut Sloe T*"" nt•Clull -ISl ...... l'IMll Chrh Ever\ bffl Wt"°' Turnbull, 7 ..... ,. -·· si,,.1_. Seftllftaats Gulll.,.mo VI his b"8t Harold Solo..-... ,. 1-6. Jimmy Conno"' beat Corrado BareuvtU, 7·S, f>.l, 7 ~ W<lmeft'I l>euMe. SetftlllMll M•r11ne Nnralllove S.tty Stove beat l(HTy Rtld Krl\l-Shaw• 4,.._. M.1-Dovlll .. -lllftalt Biiiie Jean KlnQ-\llla• Gerulaltlt bHt Gl'Mf' Sltvf!lli·Bob Hfowllt <M, •·l, 1-6 Btlly Slov~F'"" McMiiian llH I KrlJllen sn.w• BulCllWall~7·S,U,._3 SC Ready This TD:ne Trojans Manhmulle Missouri, 27-10 COLUMBIA, Mo. CAP) -Rob Hertel tossed touchdown passes lo Randy Simmrin and William Gay and scampered 10 yardc; for anottter tally, to lead fourth· ranltedSouthern Cal to a 27-10 vie· tory over Missouri in the football season opener for both teams. Hertel, throwing with pinpoint accuracy, drove the Trojans 73 yards mid way through the fourth period after the Tigers closed to within three points. In the final seconds, his 10-yard touchdown burst cllnched the victory and avenged a 46-25 loss the Tigers inflicted on Southern Cal in last year's opener. Charles White, the latest in a long llne of great Trojan tail- backs, gained more than 150 yards and scored USC's first touchdown with an 18-yard dash in the first quarter: · · FQnher Newport Harbor IIlgh kic~r Art Sorce contributed to lhe victory with three points aft.er touchdown. , ''Lut year we C1tUl& jn a little overconfident. JJut. the loss lut yeat helped \is lit the re•t ot 'tho seaso.. .. Thi• yea.I-w~ ~r.lttkl bar4 and thoiOOi it w.._ · . t:Ult to coibe to CO\Umbla, wt efe ready," a.aid Simmrln, who caught passes for 107 yards, in· eluding a 25-yard scoring pass from Hertel. "We didn't try to do anything fancy with our passing," said Hertel. "It was just simple, basic routes. We fumbed too much, first game jitters I guess, but the line was phenomenal. They opened up all the holes." And White took advantage of them with his 155-yard effort on 35 carries. "If it comes down to me carry- ing the ball 40 or 50 times a game for us to win, then J'll do it," White said. "We still have guys who are inexperienced, but they came through today.'' Missouri, which endured a season of quarterback injury pro- blems last fall, ran into them again Saturday when Pete Woods' right knee took another shot. •·1 felt Qke I could drop back and pr: after l got hurt, but. there as qo w•y I could run," Woqda aid, '"The leg would swell up ..00 I J\llt couldn't move." Fteqmm Phil Bradley, who b.lt ~ of.10 puses after t'eplacln1 Woods, fell be tould bave done better. ••we ,nQfed the ball fairly well wbeo. I wb in there, but the turnovers i'urt. Coming In In that kind or situation Is something you dream about, yet I never expect· ed Pete.to get hurt. I wasn't total· ly confident out there since 1 'm new, but I guess that will come with experience," Woods said. But if Bradley was green. Hertel was just the opposite as be riddled the Missouri ucood~ at will \be first half and finished with am yards in.t:ompletions. "I've never seen a passer like Hertel wy today,'' said Missouri coach Al Onofrio. "He hit \ht' outs, he hit the corner, and he was absolutely wfect in the first half. USC had the good runner and the good passer, and that was enough t.o keep us off balance." U SC-'Mllte I 1'W1 SooJrce kkll U,C-51mmtfll U pns frcm Hffttl Sorce kid! M<>-Otnldftl I !'\Ill·~ Idell MQ-f'O Ulltocl!llo\a USC-O.y4~1from .-nel ltklt falled, USC~IONISorefklc.lt A.....S,Jtl UIC MO. Flrstdtwne tt ti .-ulfln.y..,,. 5r1,. 41-WI ,U~l'IQYanlt 70I .. ... _ 12-... 1 10-t7-4 ........ ........ ....... ,~t .... .._. ,._,.,....,.. 1 ..... , ,.... INDIVIDUAL LIADlH .-USHING -SIM~tll CAl~&10, °'" t-60, T.._, ._,., 11111-...1, 7.,,, o..t Wl,8'1111ty+ .. IJASSINO -SouUitnl (.ti, N8'tlt ,,_..,, 2J yetGa.Ml_,,.I, ~ 7-~!t- llacEIVINo -~ Cll, llmmrtll S-107, S-.ry Ul, Gey 1-4. ~·•-1, ,..__ Mt, 0.11tM. Ritt the final 22 ailnatas. Th• Ftgbt· inf Irish. 'with a whoppln1 edl• in pos11euton of tbt football, finally o~rcamt Pltt'a Callant delenae oa field sc>als ot »and ae yarda bi Dave RMv• and a clincbina fOUJ·Yard tOucbdown run byTerry J:urlclc. . It w• tbt opentna came fOlf' ll6tJl ~ ancJ M•nUl·rUke4 Pitt tee•ld =t~ matlDs o~.Jaekle '• \iebut a ..... ~lDI IUCCHI WbtD tl ;&.(.11>bt a l·O ~:: ;c•¥_...·,tJ.c ,....-,a... lllil la the cpl "ti'~ plm a •*1 oa • ......... 3RD STRAIGHT U.S. OPEN TITLE FOR CHRIS EVERT. Punter Sparkles Y ariks Have Edge In R11n for Crown If you are a Yankees hater, you may as well begin sulking now, ev e n though thos e damned Yankees are giving hints that they'd like to kiss away their 2""-i-gam e division lead over Boston. I mean, losing to Toronto Saturday, 19-2, is not exacUy championship caliber play. However, if you will eye the re- m aining games closely, you'll see that scheduling heavtly favors the Yankees. They play Boston five times and three of GLENN WHITE WHITE WASH those games are at Yankee Stadium. Th' rest of the games are divided among Cleveland, Detroit and Toronto, the also- ran.s. Meanwhile, Boston must play tough Baltimore six times in additlbn to the five duels with NY. Tab the Yankees. And for the World Series, I stick by my prediction made two months ago: Pbiladelphla vs New York. OF EXCELLENCE-Benlor puter Gavin Hedrtck uenged 44 yards for al.le klw Satmday b1 belplag Waablagton State University to Us alloeldng lt-10 football upset at Nebraska. Heddck pre&)'ped at Newport Had>or. - OF BAD LUCK-Edison lfigh (Huntington BeacM bad five starters returning for football 1977. Yettwoofthem are already out for six weeks or so. Bob Allen broke a leg and GU Harris broke a collarbone. , OJ' PERSISTENCE-Due E1bert, a flDdla), Olllo .,,..._ writer, decided rec•tl1 CO..,,._ Ulat m• uyOM eaa bit a~· lD-oae If tlltty wW Jul keep try. ... •. So. he weat1 ..-to back Jala words. ~' tlllap euler, lie •eat to • par 3 c,_rie ...... at ll*i be had. Glree acea •a 15-Jlid .... l OF TENNIS-A bonua for AH&. net fans is the chance to ~ l4- year-old Tracy Austin in action T hursday night against Lea An· lonopolis at Irvine Racquet Club. It is a companion feature to the Rod Laver-Vilas Gerulaitis duel. But from this corner, the gals deserve feature billing in view or Austin's recent success at Forest Hills and in light of Laver's d omination of Gerulaitis in WorldTeam Tennis. OF THE FU'f\JRE--lf any clty other tban Los Angeles hosts the • 1984 Olympic Games, It wJll come u tbe shock of tbe eeatury to this writer. New York a rival? Not Ullder any line of logic im· aglnable. OF BAD SCHEDULING-The luckless LA Rams won't find much of a change of faces from ., pre-season scheduling when they start playing for real a week from today. Of the six practice opponents · they met, four appear on the LA slate in the for-real games: Min-1 nesota, cYakland, San Francisco and Philadelphia. Rookie, Bonds Propel Halos To 6-1 Win Rookie John Caneira went seven strong innings and won bis major league debut, Bobby Bonds drove in three runs with his 34th home run and Ron Jackson added another homer S aturday, leading the host California Angels past the Chicago White Sox 6·1. Chicago starter Wilbur Wood, 7-8, tied a major league record by hitting three consecutive batters in the first inning. Thad Bosley led off the Anlfels, first with a single. With two out, Wood hit Dave Kingman, Don BaylOt' and Dave Chalk on con· secutive pitches, forcing in a run. Tom Morgan of the New"Yortt Yankees was the last pitcher to hit three batters in succession. June 30, 1954. Bonds' bome run eave him a c1treer high of 103 rbit second in Uie American Lea1ue to Larry H!sle of Minnesota, who b41118. Bonds needs three home ?'\IDS and (our zbl tQ equal Leon Waener's An-1sclul,>record. · Caneira. 24, was cane! up from Salt Lake City wbere he posted an Mrecord with an e.r.a,of f.67 ln .tr aameJ. The riibt·hander struck out five, walked two and allowedftve bits. CN.l._.A ., .. , .... 1 "to . '" ••ot .2 ••• 0111• .... • 111 •1t• l t tt ... U• I f ' ' • ' ' DMIY ~II .. ....._ "1 a.-~ey,.. SADDLEBACK'S GREG SPEICHER (22) RUNS THROUGH A GAP1NG HOLE SATURDAY NIGHT. BLOCKING IS NORM KATNIK (55). ' • ..... ... -. Major League Standings NATIONAi, LEAGUE Eai.t Ph1ladelph1a Pittsburgh Chicago W L Pel. GB 88 53 .624 SL Louis Montreal New York 81 62 .566 8 75 65 .536 12'r..t 74 68 .521 14 1h 65 76 .461 23 55 86 .390 33 West Dodgers 87 55 .613 Cincinnati 75 68 .524 121h Houston 71 71 .500 16 San Francisco 65 79 .451 22112 .San Diego 63 81 .438 25 Atlanta 53 89 .373 34 s.111 ..... y'• °""'" NttW York 7, C11lca90 2 C1nclnn&tl7,L<>'AnQelH4 Montr .. 14. PltttburQll 2 Pnll-ll)lila 3, SI LOUt\ I Allanla•, San DI~• Hou\\On2, San FrancllcoO T ... V'tGanlft SI. LOUIS \Underwood t·IO) at Phll-lpnta \Rae<IMI Montreal tHoldsllf«th Ml al Pltts!MlrQfl llCI..,,. 7·11 l.OSAllQalH CA_,, 1MI •l Cln<l,.,..tc CC.pllla 6-71 San DltOO CFrellltbln 7.7) .. Atlante ~ •·SI N-Yorll (Todd;µl•t Chlu90 Cllonhernl0-121 S..n Francisco CHallckl 1~101 at HOllStort lAnclu- 1•" ll·SI Meftd.ay'1 GAml' N~., Yor••t-,.••. n P111W<>•Qll el Pllll-IPlll•. n Chl~elSt. LAIU11,n Hou\!On •t Clnclnnell, n Sen 01990 el i.o. Af'9919', n All•nt•M s.tl P'ranclsco, n AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvlalon w L Pct. New York 87 55 .613 Boston 85 57 .599 Ralt1morc 83 58 .589 67 76 .467 GB 2 3lfl 201fl ... Detroit Cleveland 65 78 .45S 22lfl .. • Milwaukee 60 86 .411 Toronto 47 92 .338 West Dtvl1lon Kansas City 86 54 Chicago 78 62 Texas 77 63 Minnesota 77 65 Angels 67 71 Oakland 55 84 SeatUe 56 89 Set ..... , •• o.m.. ~ort7,0.treltl T-olt,N-Yorltl Calllornle ._ Ollca901 O•kl...S 4, Mllw ... 11.w I .614 .557 .551 .542 .486 .396 .385 ea1t1mor .. ,c1ew1endS CH lnnlnv•I ICar-s .. CllY 10, Ml,_~ t 'TeMelJ.7. INlll•2 I 29 381h 8 9 10 18 30lfl 32lfl T ... , •• CMf'll• T oronlo CBynl 2"' end O.rr t-11 at New Yori< !Gulll4t 11·hndTldrow"~I Detroit (AmtYO 1-ISI •t Bottort II.ff 7-31 CtevelMd CE~Unlev U·l21 et 8elllmore IGrlrMI.., 12 .. I ICenMS City IHassl.,. .. ,, at MlnMtOCA 1ZaM 11-111 Chlee90 (ICMPP ... end Renllo ~I et C.lllornle IRyen .. IJendHlll"treCI 7 .. 1 Mllw ... kW CTrewr•"") etOAkl•ncl (Bh•IJ.161 TeNI IBlvlewn IJ.121 II s .. 111e ,.._ycutt 0.0 ~··o. ..... Detroit Ill Otwl.,d, 11 8eltlmore et Toronto, n Oelll..Slll ~-ClfV, n M~etOllC190,n c:.tlfomlut Teus, h Only 111"'9 ICMclulld Royals Rolling BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) -Paul Spllttorff won his flfth consecutive game and Kansas Cit)' its 11th 1tral1bt u the totrld Roya.la cruabed the Mlnnesota Twins 10-1 Satun!ay night. SpUttortf, 14-6, ts 13·2 since May~. ) Speicher (18~ Yards) L eads Gauchos, 27-3 By CRAIG SHEFF Of \lie O.lly ...... $\.tft Greg Speicher ran for 184 yards and Billy Yancy threw two touchdown passes and scored another in sparking Saddleback College to a 27·3 football victory over College of the Desert at Mis· sion Viejo High Saturday night. It was a typical opener with each team giving the ball up three times via fumbles. And the winning Gauchos also were hit with 126 yards in penalties, which prevented them from ma.king it a bigger rout than it was. And two of Saddleback's eight major penalties were called against Speicher late in the third quarter-and may have prevent· ed the 5-11, 180-pound sophomore from breaking the school single game rushing record. Saddleback, leading 14·3 late in the third quarter, had a first and goal at the COD one after Speicher had run 13 yards. On the next play Speicher ..,aa stopped at ~ goalline, said something to the referee and was cited for un· sportsmanlike conduct. Two plays later Speicher said something unflattering to the field judge on a pass play, ap· parently thinking he was in· terferred with. Another 15-yard infraction followed . Saddleback coach Ken Swear· ingen then took Speicher out or the game. electing to bench him the rest or the way. Speicher had 132 yards at the half and 184 when he was benched-just 73 short of Toby Whipple's record of 257 set m 1969. Followin_g Speicher's de· parture, Yancy tossed a 32-yard TD to John Gill and after Doug n.eeves'third PAT, it was21·3. Yancy had a 13-yard run for a score early in the opening quarter and Kerry Crabb had run two yards to make in 14-0 early in the second period. And at that point Saddleback appeared like it was on the way to a very big rout. But those key turnovers kept popping up, curtailing potential scores. Saddleback's final TD came with 7:11 left in the game when Yancy tossed a 11-yard lob to Mike Pardi. The Gauchos defense held the Roadrunners well in check. COD could only net 153 yards for the gqme and 87 of that came from running back Robert Robertson . COD's score came with 42 seconds left in the first half on a 37-yard field goal by Graham Wigg el. Saddleback linebacker Ron Wade and defensive back Dave Strombotoe played particularly well. Strombolne recovered two COD Cumbles. GAM•STATllTICI FlrstdoWMnaNnv Flrst--tlno Ffrst-peneltlea 'Tolalflrtl_,• Yerdsnlthl"9 YerO\PMllnQ Yard1lml coo 5 • 3 n ,,. ,. s 11 • 0 ll :m • s Net v•rcnoa!Md Punt~•"9· dltlance Penallln·yerdl penellred F umbl.-tumbles lost " U3 7·360 HS +3 422 +300 10-126 H Seen"' o..ert .... Coll-OftheOewrt s.ddl etieck 0 J 0 0-J 7 7 1 ~, AoOeruon w11_, Tu(,11.er For'lner C1mulllrl Totels G Sciel<Nr w-Crabb v ... cy Peteri Vort Z.,p Rend Cestro Totals 'Tuck~r WlllOll Totals Yancy Rend Tot•ll aUIHINO cao ... at u. De•n kll .,, yl .... 21 " It • 7 3 • 0 1.3 ' 3 33 .u 1 • o a.o , 5 • 2S 36 111 .... 2.0 ~eM<k 2S 1'7 . " . .... 7 0 15 s 0 , 4 I I , 54 "' "ASSING l , 0 0 0 0 0 t s QI ....... .,.." "~"''" 20 ' 0 ,. 1 0 0 0 21 ' 0 ,. s.4NllM<ll 7.J s.o S.5 •• 17 so 00 o.s 59 U • I • ·'°° I 0 0 0 .ODO u • 0 .. ~ OverCypre•• Pirates Breeze To -25-3 Win By HOWARD HANDY Of•Oeltyl"lleltuft Larry Hall ran tRr one tQucbdown and passed for another while Faye Weethera added two more and the Ora.nae Coast College defense played superbly as the Pirates toppled host Cypress Oollege, ~.a. Satur- day night at La Palma Park in Anaheim ln opening football ac· Uon. Each team used 10 ball ear- r t era altbou1h the Plratea domloated the croµod ome. Oranee Cout picked U) 15'7 Jarda on the around with lllll 1ett1o1 73. Hls t.ota1 was more ti&o'the combined runniDI of tbe Chargers who bad a net eround gain of SS yards. Jlm Perea put Cypress on the board with 9:35 left in the first quarter with a 2S-yard field goal. Then Hall scored with 6:29 re- maining on a one yard plunge and the Pirates never looked back. The Pirates scored a touchdown in each quarter after spotting coach Don Lent's Cypress Chargers a 3-0 advan- tage. Once the Pirates gained momentum and the defense aUf- f ened, Cypress never again threatened. The Orange Coast defense set up the first score when last- minule starter Scott Merry in· tercepted a pass at the Chargers 47 and returned it to the 10. It took Hall only two plays to get it over and Scott Lohman's conversion put coach Dick Tucker's Pirates in command for the rest of the night. Weathers scored in the second stanza on an elaht yard nm with 13:23 left and ln the thirdfperiod from five yards out with 3:12 to go. The final TD came on a Hall to Duddridge pass for 27 yards with 5:43 left in the game. Lohman ·missed the final three con- version. attempts and the final score was ~3. Merry started in place of Terry Funches at cornerback when the latter suffered a broken band in practice Thursday. His running mate at comerback, Chuck Up- thegrove, also had an intercep-uan to halt a Cypress threat at the Pirates 35. Hall, a letterman quarterback, ran the option play, went up the middle and carried on 17 oc- ca!lions during the time be was in 'the game. He seldom passed in the first half, then connected on three of seven in the second half including a 27-yardraerial to Dan Duddridge for a score. It was a typical opening game for the Pirates whose defense was brillh•nt and held the Chargers in check with exception of the early field goal. Cypress advanced to the Pirates seven and opted for a field goal on fourth and five. Defensive standouts included Mike McFarland and Mike Musso with quarterback sacks, Ken Hill with a fumble recovery, and Paul Radish, Randy Johnston, Rick Battersby, Mark Cowper and Steve Cordle among others. GAM• ITATllTICS 0 c FC"t downs nnlllnv 12 t Flt\!"°""" peulnQ • 7 "'rst cloMlt oenenlM 2 1 Tot•lflrstdDM\s It ,. 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Thursday Mateh Gemlaitis Equal To Borg--Laver Vilas Gerulaltis extended Bjorn Borg to five sets before los- ing the final, 8-6, this year in semifinal action of the Wimbledon tennis classic and many thought the match was one of the best ever played on the center court in England. Gerulaitis, 22, has replaced Borg in an exhibition match against Newport Beach's Rod Laver Thursday night at the Irvine Racquet Club with pro- ceeds going to the Harbor Day School of Newport Beach. "I think Vitas is certainly a very worthy opponent." Laver says. "I've bad some ·ereat matches with him and I feel he i.s an equally attractive opponent Harbor Day School offtclati of- fer no Information re1ardlq re- fandll for fans wlahlnl a refmMI on tile IAver·Borl match, whlcll baa beencucded. The cmly ticket inform adoa ob· talnable ls that tickets for &be ap- comtnc Laver-Gerulaltla .. atcb can be obtained Wednesday at Irvine Rac:qaet Clab located at Sandburg •d Calver la lnlne. match, was moved to say: "If I'd p 1 ayed like that at bis CGerulaitis) age, I'd be proud of myself. He tries to make shots from impossible angles-and sometimes they come off, like they did in the third set." Tracy Austin, the 14-year-old junior high student from Rolling Hills who set Forest Hills patrons to thinking of the future with her march to the quarteefmals, will meet Lea Antonopolis in a com· panion match. Austin and Antonopolis meet at 6 : 30 with the Laver-Gerulaltia m atcb set for 8 with aellllng for 3,000 available. Tickets issued for the Tllesda:y match between Laver and Borg will be honored at Thursday night's competition. Top Field Set For Niguel Net Tourney ............ WSU'S MIKE WASHINGTON (26) BREAKS FOR YARDAGE IN UPSET OF NEBRASKA. Mitbvest Rowulnp Michigan in 37 "'"9 Romp CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) Ri c k Leach hurled two touchdown passes and Harlan Hucldeby scored twice w power second·ranked Michigan to a 37·9 victory over Illinois Saturday in a Big Ten football opener. A record opening.day Illinois crowd of 60,477 saw Illinois take an eatly :J.u 1eao on a 42-yaro field goal by freshman Dave Finzer , but the rest was downhill in Gary Moeller's coaching de· but. Leach spiced Michigan's awesome ground attack with touchdown passes of 30 yards to Ralph Clayton and 11 yards to Gene Johnson, while Huckleby ripped off touchdown runs of IS and three yards. The mighty Wolverines capped the scoring by recovering a fum- ble on the Illinois four-yard line, with Russell Davis carrying over on the very next play. With 5:29 left in the game, Michigan coach Bo Schem- bechler went to his second str· ingers. Huckleby finished the game with 1.28 yards gained in 24 Woodard did all his damage in the second period when the Ag· gies marched to a 21-0 halftime lead. Kansas threatened to make the game close when it struck for two wucbdowns in the third quarter_ Mich. State, 18-14 EAST LANSING, Mich. CAP> -Fullback Jim Earley plunged for an early touchdown and Hans Nielsen drilled four field goals Saturday as Michigan State edged Purdue 19-14.Jn the season opener for the Big Ten football rivals. But MSU barely survived Purdue's passing attack, as freshman quarterback Mark Herrmann came off the bench to riddle the Spartans' secondary and almost st.eat the game. llallerao, a 6·1, 210-pound junior who was converted to fullback after leading the Badgers in tackles as a linebacker a year ago, picked up 27 yards on Wisconsin's first series and capped the 75-yard drive with a two-yard touchdown leap. Then. after the Hoosiers' longest drive or the half ended at Wisconsin's 26, the two teams traded possession until Halleran's second touchdown on a one·yard dive in .the second period. Indiana, rallying to a 15·14 vie· tory after trailing Wisconsin 14-0 last year, threatened another comeback when junior Darrick Jurnett scored the first of his two touchdowns after a Badgers fum· ble ln the third quarter. But a 28-yard field goal by Steve Veith and a nine-yard touchdown run by Kevin Cohcee 40 seconds later, after Indiana freshman Ron Pennick fumbled the kickoff, iced the victory for Wisconsin. -carries while Davis accounted for 92 yards in 18 attempts. Herrmann completed 20 of 32 passes for 282 yards and fired two second half touchdowns to bring the Boilermakers within two points. He then took Purdue to the MSU three-yard line late in tbe game before the Spartans stiffened and Purdue's Scott Sov· ereen missed a 34-yard field goal attempt. Earley dived over from the Purdue one-yard line and Nielsen kicked a 25-yard field goal to give MSU a 10-e halftime lead. Ohio State, 10-0 COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP>-Ron Springs, shouldering the'rushing burden when running m ate Jeff Logan was hurt, rolled up 113 yards and scored the game's lone touchdown Saturday in fifth· ranked Ohio State's 10-0 football vicwry over the University of Miami Fla. ' Leach completed six of 10 passes for 76 yards, including the two touchdowns. Texa• A4M, %8-14 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. ~AP ) -Fullback George Woodard ran for three touchdowns and halfback Curtis Dickey raced 48 yards for another Saturday as ninlh· r ankel:l Texas A&M overpowered Kansas 28-14 in the season's foot- ball opener for both teams. · 1t'bcond11, 30-14 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. <AP) - Tim Halleran, starting his first varsity game on offense, scored twice in the first-half, rushed for 53 yards and sparked Wisconsin to a JG.14 victory over Indiana in their Big Ten football season opener Saturday. The triumph, before Ohio Stadium's Slst straight sellout or 86,287, spoiled the Miami coachi.Qg debut of Lou Saban in the first meeting ever between the schools. RUSTLERS ROLL ••• Springs, a 6·2, 196-pound junior, bolted 21 yards in the second quarter, providing the heavily favored Buckeyes with a 10-0lead.. Contlnaecl From Page BZ later it was Dan Meek on a loose ball after Patterson and Paul Carroll forced another fumble at theSA23. Three plays netted another GWC TD, the Dons responded with three lost yards and apunt- blocked by Greg Sum-end the R usUera were set up on the Dons 15. The second offense, with Ron Dykes going over from five yard.a out with a pitchout from Gary Coleman netted the fourth GWC TD of the first halt. In mop-up work during the second hall the RuaUers got another TD from Dykes <another five-yarder on a pitcb from Coleman) and a three-yard score by Tim Janovlct. Florin added six PATS. The RusUers escaped the COG· ruct injury.free in thelr tuneup for rival Orange Coast College and an addltiOllal eye-opener was the toush inside runnina by Mlcklin. JC Soccer De Aua 3, Golden Wes\ 2 (al De Ania) Goldmi West aoaJa by Reyes. Blair. Utah State In LOGAN, Utah (AP) - Utah State Unlver1lty wlll join the Paclflc Coast Athletic Aaaocla· tlon 1n·197g.79. • • GAMaSTATISTICS GWC ~· "'"'cbwM rwWnv 20 • Flmdl!Mn-1"9 7 6 f'lnt-..nt-IUH ? 0 Totelllnl-• 74 lO Y • rdS N511il'IQ ,.,., 100 y •l'CK peqjng 51 122 YercKla&t 2' ... .. -'.,-...... .,,. 11J PUfl~ dlttallal 7·M.S f.tU ...,. .. ~anh-llred !Mt ~SJ """'~'°"' 7.~ H 1c-iw Qllut-GoldenWnt 7 2, 7 7.-.S s.ntaAM 0 0 0 14-14 ltUSMIMG ~ .... tdl " '11 ..... Mkkllft t 10 0 1.1 Mattlll 1J It 11 s.a Jal!OVk.11 If J2 0 "7 Holst • 42 .. 4.7 Oyket 1 ., 0 ... F09t1 10 ,,, 0 .S..I DtMwe , • 0 JA Cole"*' ' , .. .0.7 J\ldd J n 0 u Wallacl> s • • .0.6 Totab 7J ~ ,. ... Sal'ltaAA• ~ 12 "' IO , .. s.-3 10 0 i.2 c.ci., ' 2.S v .O.! Mencec• 2 0 ' .O.J 8ecll.r • ,, " ,,, T.ul• J2 100 ... " PASSINO O.....Wwt .. ~ ""' " I'd • Hoitt • 4 I .. •• ColetNn , J 0 12 I.GOO ~"' t 0 0 0 .GOO Totals 1l 1 I ~ .la ......... ~ f1 ,, 1 ltt ,4" Com&toh ... .,... ""'* Ohio State drove 93 yards in seven plays with Logan's replacement, sophomore Ricky Johnson, providing the spark. Johnson, who rushed for only 17 yards in an oft-injured freshman season, ran 33 yards the first time be carried the ball this season. Johnson accounted for 45 yards in the touchdown march. letmJ,24-0 IOWA CITY, Iowa <AP) Frea;bman third-string quarterback Bob Commings, Jr .• threw two touchdown passes and Iowa's defense recorded its ftrSt shutout in 77 games Saturday as the Hawkeyes topped Northwestern 24..Q in a Big Ten Conference opening football game. · Commings, the son· of fourth· year Hawkeyes coach Bob Com· mings, came inw the eame early in the third quarter and threw wuchdown paues of 10 and 18 yards as Iowa won it.a first open· inl game since 1968. BrokerMe Boat Show .. UdoVlllage You11 And the finest tt.ltctlon of MU· eq.-lpped qvallty ulld ~ts ever · a.-mbl«t In pktumque Udo ViJlage ~.._...,,.-_ Oft NtWport Bly. •1• Sunday. September 11, 19T[ DAILY PILOT a:J Day's Biggest ·Upset: )VSU 19, Nebraska 10 I LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -Jack Thompson threw two touchdown . passes and Paul Watson added a lleld goal to lead unranked Washington State w a 19-10 upset victory over No. 15 Nebru» ln a nonconference college football game Saturday. U was something of a home· coming-style victory for Cougars coach Warren Powers, who left Nebraska's coaching staff last year. His vicwry over NU coach Tom Osborne marked hia head coaching debut. After a scoreless first quarter, Washlnaton State's Cougars grabbed a 7.0 lead in the secood slam.a when Thompson hit split end Brian Kelly with a 19-yard TD pass. The score was set up when the Cougars recovered Mike Lin· der's fumble on a punt return at the Nebraska 25. Junior quarterback Tom Sorley came off the bench to lead Nebraska 79 yards in 10 plays, the last a 20-yard scoring run by 1-back Rick Burns with 3:27 left in the half. Thompson hit Kelly with a 20- Yard scoring pass with 4: 05 len in the third quarter, giving the Pacific 8visit.orsa14·7 lead. Billy Todd brought the Cornhuskers to within three, drilling a 19-yard field goal with 11:35len in the game. But Watson booted his 35-yard field goal with 8:06 remaining, and the Washington State de· fense nailed Husker quarterback Randy Garcia in the end zone with 6: 18 remaining to ice the 19-10 win with a safety. Colorado, 21·%1 touchdowns and a field aoal, CaWomia kept the Volunteers in thelr own territory most of the game. The 1065 wu a dim opening in the rebuilding of Tennessee's football program under Johnny Majors, who &uJded the Universi- ty of Pittsburf h lo th~ national championship ast season. Jones scored no points for California but was responsible for keeping the Bears deep in the Vols• terriwry most of the tame. Jim Breech booted field goals of 42 and 37 yards for California but his five misses were responsible for keeping Ten· nessee out or scoring position most of the game. 1'Jlu. State, %1·18 SEATTLE (AP) Quarterback Bruce Threadgill passed for two touchdowns and fullback Dennis Johnson rushed for 113 yards and caught a TD paas as 16th-ranked Misswippi State defeated Washington 27·18 in the Huskies' season opener Saturday. Threadgill, a left-hander, hit halfback Len Copeland with a 44-yard scoring pass midway in the second period and teamed with Johnson on an 81-yard TD pass late in the period. The 6-3, 2M·pound Johnson was all alone in the middle when be caught Threadgill 's short pass and out- raced three defenders the final 75 yards into the end zone. Georgia, %7 ·18 ATHENS, Ga. CAP) Linebacker Jeff Lewis' 28-yard interception return set up the go-ahead touchdown and Willie McClendon' added a clinching marker in the fourth quarter as the· Georgia Bulldogs tnmmed Oregon 27-16 in a college football opener Saturday. Lewis' interception ended a flurry ol turnovers when the ball exchan1ed hands four times within a n -second span or the third quarter with Oregon hold- ing a 13-12 lead. The pus came on a trick play. an end-around attempt by Tom Cafferty, who was b.il by Greg Williams just as he threw, allow- ing Lewis w catch the short toss. It took Georgia only flve plays w score, with Kevin Mc Lee going the final three yards. The Bulldop made a two-point con- version w lake a 20-13 advantage. SmtlHegoState,34-J 7 SAN DIEGO (AP) -Flanker Ronnie Smith ran 74 yards for one touchdown and caught scor. ing passes of 37 and 7 yards for two more scores Saturday night to spark San Diego State w a 34.17 victory over Cal State (Fullerton) in the football season opener for both teams. Quarterback Joe Davis com· pleted 16 of 28 passes for 206 yards and three wuchdowns to pace the Aztecs while tailback David Turner rolled up 76 yards in the -first half on 11 carries before suffering brulaed ribs and sitting out the remaining of the game. Fullerton quarterback Date Bunn completed 16 of 26 passes for 141 yards to lead the Titans, who fought back from a 20-0 de· ficit on Bunn's passing and the running of Obie Graves and Steve Taylor. Aztecs kicker Steve Duncan booted field goals of :-.0 and 2S yards. BOULDER, Colo. (AP> Fullb.ack James Mayberry scored twice and Colorado held off a fourth-quarter Stanford ral· ly to post a 27·21 victory Saturday in the college football opener for both teams. NBTC Hosts Seniors Tennis Linebacker Brian Cabral's end-zone interception and middle guard Laval Sbort's fumble re· , covery stopped Stanford drives. Two fourth period touchdown passes by Stanford's highly re- g arded quarterback, Guy Ben· jam in, kept the Cardinals in COO· tention until the closing minutes of the contest. Cal, %7-17 KNOXVILLE CAP) -· Fullback Paul Jones ran for 128 ~ards and quarterback Charlie Young scored two touchdowns w lead CalJ'fomia w a 27·17 vicwry over fumble-plagued Tennessee Saturday night. Taking advantage or four Ten· nessee fumbles leading w two More than 597 matches are scheduled during the Pacific Southwest Seniors wumament at the Newport Beach Tennis Club~ beginning Monday and conclud· ingSunday. An entry list of over 600 players has been filed with tournament director Judi DeRosa with matches scheduled from 8 a.m. through 6:30 p.m. the first two days. Action gets under way at 9:30 for the balance of the week with no admission charge through Friday. Saturday and Sunday, admission will be $2.50 for adults and $1 for juniors. Horst rutter and Dick Leach are seeded one-two in the featured men's 35·and-over singles competition that also in- cludes Marina High teacher Bob . . Duessler, Forest Stewart and Ed Kauder. Jn the women's JS-and-over singles, defending champion Charlene HiUebrand and Luella Lipson are the top seeded players. Helen Perez and Marilyn Straw are tops in the 40-and-over division. There are 11 players entered in the men's 70-and-over singles competition with Les Wanee and Gerald Riordan as the top seeds. Sven J.)avidson, a native of Sweden now living in Arcadia. and Bob Howe or England, are entered in the men's 45-and-over singles competition. Davidson is a former Davis Cup player and has participated in the Newport Beach TC event in the past along with Howe. Detroit has ordered four... . would you Ilka to drive •av what they'll be bullding in 1981P. 3 Only two -le end 111lnlm1r IUOQ11Qe ·~ beo9UN Collri ~~ acetllvlll fOf 1119 man endlutlatllO at>out d11vtno ••• not lutt ~ tying thlno• ••• • llllP« car. 4 Mld·enolned OOHC enol111 (70 Bt4P/Utrel) m11td ro • 11\1•-ICHltd o•l'box Of which MOTOR Mid: "exc.llenc- Wflh thl• conligunrtton le llY no 111111111 unanalneble, 11 POttehe eo ably demonttrat .. Th• gurchenge Of ~ &pnl 1e even be lier ••• lighter lo ITlCN9 and '°" notehy •• :• I , . l I f • CAILV PILOT 9und.y S.ptembed 1, 1t'T7 Tampa Bay & A~.!:.~ Rips C~lts TAMPA. Fla. (AP> -Topd.raRplck 1Ueic1 .. u )tC'Clnld two toucbdOWU, GM OD a pall ftom fourth· ~lrinl rooka. quarterback Randy Hedbef1, to lead tbt Tarn.Pl BQ Buccueen to a H.0 up9et over the Bt.lthncn Colu in a preHalon 1•me Saturd.Q. Bell. a ~t nmnlaa back from t.b• Unl\'tnU.y ol Sout.httn Callftn-nla, acored flnt oo a aeven-ya.rd pat-ii play fr()m Hf'dber1. 14 aecondl before the ball. H" came back tn the lhlrd quarter to race ll 1arda up the mlddlt for bla other touchdown aft•r 8alumore'1 dofenalv• back Lyle Blackwood fumbled a punt return Rook.I piced the aec:ond·year Bua to their shutout over hiably-rated Baltimore. Lut year Baltimore trounced \be Duca '2· 17 . The Colt.a · aU-pro quarterback Bert Jones com· 1>leted 11 of Z3 pa.u attempts for el yarda. Hedberg, who went the distance in h1s flnt atartllna role, completed 10 of 2S pass attempts for 148yarda Hedberg engineered a SO.yard drive in seven \)lays for lhe Bucs first score. He connected on a lO·yard pru.s to running back Anthony Davis, then plunged up the middle for 11 yards before hlttinl Bell for the touchdown Ollftaaaa I, 24a8 ClllCAGO <AP> -Ken Anderson fired three touchdown passes, t WO or them to Billy Brooks, as lhe Cincinnalt Bengals defeated the Chicago Bears 24·6 Saturday night and warpped up their National Fool· ball League preseason campaign with five straight victories It was the Chird consecutive loss for the Bears. who finished exhibition play with a 3-4 record. Cin- cinnati compiled a 5· 1 mark and outscored its oppo- nents 165-58. The Bengals needed less than two minutes to score each ol their three touchdowns. Dfttver, 20-0 SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Denver Broncos handed the punchless San Francisco 49ers another presenson shutout defeat Saturday night. winning 20-0 with the help of Unebacker Randy Gradishar's 70· yard intercept ion return for a touchdown. Denver finished the National Football Leaeue exh1b1tion season with a 6-1 record and allowed only six touchdowns The 49ers, 1-5, were b1anked 33--0 by Oakland a week earlier and went without a touchdown in their final three games. Gradis har intercepted a pass into lhe flat, thrown by quarterback Scott Bull and intended for runninG back Paul Hofer, in the third period and raced down the left sideline for Denver's sttond touchdown Min1te•ota, 30-8 BUFFALO CAP) -Fran Tarkenton riddled the Buffalo Bills' defense, completing 14 of 22 passes, and fullback Chuck Foreman scored touchdowns on a seven.yard pass and a one· yard run, powering the Minnesota Vikings to a »s victory in a preseason N alional Football League game Saturday night. Running back Brent McClanaban and Robert Miller each scored on short plunges, and Rick Dan- meier kicked a ll·yard field goal as the Vikings banded the BiJls their worst thumping or 1917 pre· season play !: •: Nete Orleans, 20-18 NEW ORLEANS -A tough defense and an out- standing quarterbacking job by Bobby Scott gave the New Orleans Saints a 20-16 victory over the Houston Oilers in a National Football League pre. season game Saturday night. The defense was at its strongest in the second hnlr. holding the Oilers to two first downs and pick ing off three passes by aging quarterback John Hadl. Scott hit 13 of 17 passes for 197 yards before leaving the game with a sprained knee late in the third quarter. I !oust.on exploded for all 16 points in the second t1uartcr, taking a 16·10 lead into the dressing room at halftime. The Saints went back out on top on another one- yard burst by Muncie in the third qurarter, and Szaro capped the scoring with a 25-yard field goal. Kansiu €1t11, 37·20 KANSAS CITY CAP) -Quarterback Gary Adams ignited the Kansas City orrense with second- hall touchdown strikes of 14 and 63 yards and cor· nerback Gary Green anchored a solid defensive ef. fort as the Chiefs romped to a 37·20 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals Saturday night. The triumph enabled the Chiefs to end the Na· t1onal Football League preseuon at 3.3 and reclaim the Governor's Cup, the trophy that goes to the win- ner of this intrastate rivalry. The Cardinals finished al 1·5. Champ Fight s Off Bid b y Rodriguez SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico <AP> -Allredo # Escalera relaVied hll WOl'ld Boldni: Council junior U1btwel1ht crown Salurde.y by · ac:orln1 a \ln· anlmoua 15-round declaioo over Mexico's Sisfrido Rodrigue'&. Rodrlcuei stayed out of ranee of tbe elwnplon during the first ala round.I as Escalera tried to land solid blows. Then tbe champion coanected Mftl'al times in the seventh round. openln' a amal) cut In tho cballenger'a letteyebrow. The MexJcan came out aad traded ~ lD the etahth and 1uc:ceedbll rounds, but tbe ._.. Rican Utleholder waa appareatl.J too •laded to score a knockdown. • Roctrtcua took conuu from the nlntll ~ the 11th roundl and opene.l • t\lt around Kie--• • left eye in tbe llth. But the chaDlp recalMd ~tnl rrora tbi!Uth roood onward. IJl the lul two rwnda, Dealer• JabW iili d•nt'id aroulMI th• challenctr in a naahy tmuaaMll of heavyw-.icba., MalWnmad Ali. Kt:U ftRM AT THE TQP TO CU&TAll. ~UCING l'y• alway• trlcd to maintain firm C:Ofttrol or tlt• dub with my left band ., th1 top or my back· ••fna. Ma.ny 1olreH are, plqucd by lllclna '*tutc theytOMoontrol with their left hand and then "pab'' whb their "riaht as they at1rt their downswlna. You lhouJd red "firm·wrlstcd" ll .the 1op o( your bukawin1., But.yota w'?n't if you are maklna too-Iona a 1wiDI and letUn1 your ldl wrill collapse or bow. In· ward (illustration I I). 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Other Saddleback finishers were Martin Mann, 14th in 21 :f3; Bill Adamaitis, 17th in 22:06; Jim Vasquez, 23rd in 22:45; and Tim Borland, 27th in23:04. 9110 DAYS SEPT. 10 THRU 18 ................... -._....... Sout"' Southweat Sooner s Rally, 25-23 NORMAN. Okla. <.AP> - FretbmaD quarterback Jay Jim._ came olf the bench in tbe fourtli quarter to le.cl the Oklahoma Soonera to a 25-23 come from behlDd football vic- tory. ovflt V'aoderbllt. Saturday. Do9D 15-11 early lD tbe final quarter, llmenon dlHcted tbe Soonen acorlol the touchdown on a »yard keeper. Then wlth Vanderbilt deep lD OU territory, the Comrnodore9 tried a field coal, but tt. wu blocked by Bud Hebert and defensive end Barry Burset scooped up the ball and raced M yard• for the final Soonerl .core. The Soonen' wlabbone offenae, wbicb bid been touted u one of the most powerful ever, spit and sputtered all afternoon. Teaws Teela, 17·7 WACO, Tex. (AP> -Texas Tech quarterback Rodney Al- lison wOl'ked hls ·magic twice against Baylor on a M-yard touchdown run and a four.yard touchdown pass Saturday, lead- ing the e ighth-r a nked Red Raiders to a 17-7 Southwest Con- ference victory over Baylor. Ttth, the defending SWC co- champion, had all it could handle in the brutally intense heat that was 112 degrees on the floor of Baylor Stadium. Allison, an All-SWC senior. cooled off the feverish Bears late in the first quarter and a.gain in the second period with plays out of Houdini's handbook. Allison faked a pitch to running back Billy Taylor and yanked the ball back as though it were on a string as be streaked S4 yards un- touched for a touchdown late in the firat period. A••"" 21·10 AUBURN, Ala. <AP> -Jorge Portela made his varsity debul by kicking four field goals, and running back Joe Cribbs piled up 121 yards and Auburn's only touchdown Saturday in leading the Tigers to a 21·10 football vie· tory over Arizona in the season's opener for both teams. · Portela booted a 36·yard Held goal in the second period and came back in the final quarter with three more 47 yards, 37 and 30. The four field goals Ued lhe Auburn rttord s hared by John Riley and Nell O'Donoghue Portela also kicked four in a game last year when he played junior varsity. Knet~q, l 0-1 throu&h on • one-yard plunao late in the fourth quarter. and the WUcata scored a 10-7 collqefoot- ball victory over North CllUlna Saturday. Ramsey carried four 1tral1ht times, alartington tbe three-yard line, but was 1topped twice for no gain by the rugaed line wu Just inches from the goal U:oe. ....... ..., 2J·l4 CLEMSON, S .C. (AP) Maryland reserve quarterback Larry Dick came off the beach in the third quarter and completed five ol seven paues for 118 yarda and two touchdowns to rally the loth·ranUd Terrapins to a 21·14 college football victory over Clemaon. The victory was the Terps' 21at in a row aeainat Atlantic Coast Conference opponents. It was the season opener for both teama. With the Teri>a trallinl 14·7, Dick replaced starter Mark Manges and tied t.be score late in the third quarter when he fired a 25-yard touchdown pass up the middle to Chuck White. Ed Lon- car kicked bis second of three successful extra points to Ue the score. Following a 21-yard punt by the Tigers, which gave the Terps the ball at their 38, Dick and the Terps needed only three plays to go 62 yards to score the winning touchdown. Teza.,44-0 _ AUSTIN, Texas (AP> -Punt- ing champion Russel Erxleben boomed three netd goals and Tex·. aa' 1ambllng young defense abut down Boston Collece without a first down for more than a half Saturd~ in a '4...o intenectlonal victory. Texas unveiled a Passini at- tack that included an 88-yard touchdown pus and run from quarterback Jon Aqunt to Alfred Jack:sonforaachoolroc:ord. Erxleben, the nation"s leading college punter last year with a '6.6 yard average, kicked field 1oaJsof'5,57and38yards. E.. c .... u • ., J7-J8 DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -East Carolina quarterback Jimmy Sou~rland scored on a 28-yard run and Duke's Mike Dunn failed to convert on a two-point attempt after the Blue Devils made a last- minute score.1iving ECU a 17·16 football win Saturday, Dunn was stopped by East Carolina's Mike Brewington and Wayne Poole on the conversion attempt after the Duke quarterback had scored on a four-yard keep with 1:05 lefl in the game. _Duke's desperation try for the wm came after Craig Hoskins re- turned a kickoff 58 yards deep in- to East Carolina territory. Dunn then hit on a 30-y ard pass to Tom Hall inside the 10 yard line and two plays later, Dunn went around left end. Mor gan Leading BC Open E NDICOTT, N.Y. -TM staftdll\OS alter S.hwoe.,•1 lftlnl rOUftd d P4•Y II\ Ille U00,000 8.C. Ooe" ~onet toll t~t et IN E" Joie OOlf Cub. The~ .... ..-•Ill bt .. Id •• " .... c:onn.r Del•Hel'H De•• S.odltofl M¥11H..,.. Vldorlt99111-AeyAt1,... 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'· ..... c--. ~ -""""'--- LEXINGTON, Ky. <APJ - Kentucky quarterback Derrick Ramsey completed a crucial fourth down pass and later bulled ----------------.;.._~ --.... 0 p 1 ;:1.,.i ti W .!1L"t!10 Cross Country JCCrwtC.....t'l' .. __ .. ,, .... '-' NEW & USED PORSCHE LEASING ' LEASE FIAT -·· El <:.amino 44, Putlet10ft 11. Oren11t coast1a . OCC plecl"9-'11. !Coler 121: Ill 12. Ptllt Dl·UI 14. C.t•-tll·UJ JI. ltodrlquer 171:411 Jt. Vela t22:01l 41. ShOf'I 172::13). ...... ~. OlendaleJt, Or .... GoHt S7, OCC placll'IQ-4. CMlton t21:JOl 1. Gell..,_, (71:451 10. Slwel•r 122:161 IS. lit-it 113:0211'. Olton UA:4'1 2" OokbWlft U.:001. CALL THE EXP&rr BILL YATES, .,.c. VW/PORSCHE 837 -4800 493-4511 Freel Case \ of Coke with an lnsta-Tune up. At the fonowtng tnsta-Tune centers, you get a free case of 8 oz. cans of Coca-Cola when you pay the regular price for an lnsta·Tune up. Or, instead of Iha Coke, get a $5.00 discount on the lnsta-Tune up price for your car (regularly $39/8-cyl., $37 /6-cyl .. $35/4-cyl ) The lnsta-Tune auto tune-up includes: dynamometer engine diagnosis: new plugs, points• and condenser:* new distributor oap, 1f needed: adjuslment of points and liming: replacement of faulfy ignition wires and/or terminals; Installation or servicing of air filter. adjustment and chemical cleaning of carburetor; servicing of PCV. plus our 6-month/6,000-m1le warranty, good at any lnsta-Tune center •Not apoticable to cars equipped with electronic ignitions •AtaTOL AT 9UIJt -2"11NITOL COl'TA*9A l1M19 • I I f I ,• ·~ , • .. • Sundlly, S!ptem~ 11. 11J77 • Reviving a Ghost Town Standard Mine and Mill was first paying mine in Bodie Rusting ore wagons once carried gold . from beneath boomtown How much of the past of Bodie, a gold rush era ghost town in Mono County, should be pre· served for the future? About 2,000 people shared their ideas about maintaining this Bon Ton Lodging house became schoolhouse after irate student set fire to original classroom nearby California Historic Park dunng a four-day workshop conducted by the State Department of Parks and Recreation. "MOST FAVORED arrested decay <preserving in its present ·condition> to emphasize the natural process," said Roger Calloway, agency spokesman. "We were looking for trends, trying to determine how much expense should be allotted for Skeletal wagon once carried tons of supplies and mining equipment into booming gold camp restoration to original shape and what improvements should be provided." He further report~ strong op- position to any concessions In the area and general disfavor toward improving roads. The lat· ter was termed a "means of vis- itor control." THERE WAS support for a bypass road. At present the park is 13 miles east of Highway 395 on Bodie Road. The tum-off is seven miles south of Bridgeport and the going is rough. · • The survey was conducted in the Metllodist Church, one of the main landmarks in the town. Dis· plays were set up to help decide which interpretive methods woul<t best help visitors ap· preciate the heritage. Other historical structures are the Stamp Mill and Standard Mine. The success of the mine prompted the rush to Bodle in 1879. It yielded nearly $15 million in2Syears. CALLOWAY NOTED that while the park attracts interna- tional visitors, there was little in- terest in developing camping ac· commodations. The commission's next public hearing on the project will be next June in Fresno or Modesto. Written s tatements may be submitted to Bodie State Park Planning Team, Department of Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 2390, 1416 Ninth St, Sacramento, 95811. Better Be Honest With Customs 8} STAN DELAPLANt.: ~AN FRANCISCO --Your friendly Un· cle Sam: If you cheated on your Customs declaration last time you came home, you s hould be ashamed. Chances are the inspec- tor cau~ht it. But, smcc you only cut the ac- tual price $10, he passed it .rather than hassle. A Customs Inspector told me: •'About 90 percent of the tourists bring back items we see every day. Nine out of ten people put down the honest price. So when Number 10 comes in, marking a $100 watch at $.50 it jumps right out at me." ' "'Lots of small· tourist shops tell the customer: 'Look, I'll give you a receipt showing you paid only half the amount.· So he shows me a receipt of $.50 for a quartz Seiko watch. "We see h alf a dozen or those watches every day. And I KNOW the best price you can get on them is $100." "Q 0 "1lEN IT'S 1'tANGO time in Hawaii Great temptation to slip a couple of these deHcious fruits under your shirts. BUT . - bags going from the is lands to the mainland, are inspected by the Dep0artment of Agriculture. "Any fruits, nuts or vegetables?·· . After you. say, "No." he opens the bag. It s not a big search. But the delicious perfume of the mango bas a peculiar quali-ty. Confined in a bag, it intensifies. When that bag is opened, the airport smelts as though you '<l dumped a truck load of • mangos. Weak excuse: "How did that happen? My maid must have put it in there for a present:· The Inspector sighs. 1Thev've h~ard all the jokes so save your breath.• P1cks up the mango. Drops it in the discard hox. ··:'.';ext. please ... 0 0 0 COMING OFF A ship Crom Mexico. I gave the Customs Inspector my declara - tion. Right to the penny ... Honest John.'' Inspector closed the bag. As I picked it up. he said innocently: "Do you have the time·' I left my watch at home this JllOrning. ·· I don't wear a wrist watch in the tropics. <You perspire under the band.) I ·m sure he noticed my bare wrist. Figured I had a nice, new smuggled watch in my foxy pocket. I carry a small pocket alarm watch in my breast pocket. I took it out. Five years old. Worn looking. "It's exactly 9:25, ·• I said. "Thanks.·· he said. "Have a nice day." HOT SPOTS WITH sharp Customs men: Honolulu where we return from the Orient. Chinese and East Indian merchants at Hong Kong and Singapore PLEAD with you to accept a receipt for half the amount you really paid . Any entry point from Colombia. The route of the .. mules''. The carriers· of co- caine. Smuggling chains often persuade someunder-30s they can pay for their vaca- tions by carrying in a few ounces. Entry points from Jamaica. Jamaican ganja <marijuana> is superior atulf. Kids coming back often bring in a few lids for friends. And often get busted. <Smuggling narcotics is not like parking next to a fire plug. They put you in stony-lonesome Ulltll you are good and sorry. 1 •) I) GREEK CUSTOMS goes over you thoroughly coming in and going out. Spanish Customs men have the stern look of cops on the burglary detail. <But maybo they're just being formal.> France --Vive la France! · · has two exits from baggage claim. "Something to declare." "Nothing to declare ... Go out the ·'Nothing ·· door whi s tlin g ·'La , Marseillaise.·· You are allowed $100 worth duty.free comjng back to the U.S. <From the Virgin Islands, Guam and Samoa, S200. > I came home with about $.500. A busy U.S. Customs man spent 15 minutes working out costs so I paid the LOWEST possible duty. <Those are the times when 1 reel my income taxes are paying good people. J Surprising, but the duty you pay on amounts over SlOO is never a whoJe lot. Writeeverythingdown. You'llsee. .................................. 1 HEADS UP! KOCE Television (~O) Is now Included in the ':i!~~~!:!:~.~j I I i I . .. PlJBUC NOTICE •101'10Ut au11•••• 1 N.!Ull'•ITAf•.UNT ........ -....... -......... ""*' ~ .... 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C...lfornlet1U7 rlll\ _.,.."Is conOll<l*I bY.., un· IM.O<OOt .. ed -l•tlon otrwr t~ • -•-<No N~cl•>a..<Qitr Tll1\ \l.t..,..nl w•• filed ""'"' tM (o.;"IY (t•n. ot Our'IQe County Of\ -----------A119uU2• 1911 .. _, PUBLIC NOTl('E NOTlCI TOC•EOITOU ~u .. 1•101tcou•TOI' THI S"T AT£ 0, CALI l'OU!llA l'O• THE COU"TY 01' O•Al'IC;• ... A-tU• Eslatt ol V.811-IA RUTH SELF ..... S AUrH SlLf dU RUIH SELF. o.<••-NDTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille < redllo<• al lht' <lbO•• twmf'd Otocodenf vu1t •II Pt-r1i0t'\ n•v•nv "•'"'' "0.tin't tM W ld 09<-•0t"nt ...... tt'QUlted to UI• uwm. wrflth ttw MC•'\wrv voucrw-n, In tht' olllto U1 mt c l~tk ol llW •Do•• 1n t1tlrct <ovrt.or to µrt-\f"f'\t tl''llDm. with uw NCe\\4f'V \fOUCher~. to tr.t uncMtr\.l(ff'M!ld •I tM olll<~ ol ADRIAN I( UY Pt R, COUNTY COUNSEL. •t~ CM< C.nl., Dto.e Wl'\I PO'\I Dttlc• Bo• !lit, Santa Ana. CA, wlli<.h "tt>e pl.o<• ot l>V>•non Of 1rw; unelll•~Qt>t'd in all matter\ ,,.r 1a1nlnq 10 ow Htat• of ••10 dot<-nt. woth•n tour month\ 111ter t!>e ll"t l)llOllC.llon Of IN\nolo<t. D•te<I Auou•'1t, 1'71 JAME•A HEIM PuOtl< Admtnbtre10t Of the Est•l•of lhe•l>O.,. ... ~-•cM<ll ADlllA"ICUYfllR <3>C1MfY COUNSlL ... JULEE• SAMS owutY • U Clvk CMl\W Drift Wtlll .. a. .. a1m ~-Altll,CAt21n ,...: Oi.106-1'0S .......... , ... "*'"''"''~tor Pv1>11V>ec1 Or-C.0.•1 D•oly Piiot, Pul>tl-Or-Cont D•llY PUol. Auc;i 21,M'!lls.t>C.•. 11, II, 1911 l6Sl-71 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISI NAMI STATIMl!NY lhf' fot1ow1no 11rrt0n\ •r• cto1119 bull· n•\\ I\ Ft ESTA IMPORTING COMPANY. ?0))0 Flora Lane. Hu,,t1119ton Buch. C.•lllo•nia~ P•ut Shl..,IS, 70>30 Flora Lane. Hunlir>qlon Beach. C.lltomla ,,,.,.. Anne Shtth. 10ll0 Flor.s Lane, Hunllnqloo ~&eh, C:.lifO(nta 916"6 Thi\ ouslne" Is tonOu<led by • 9enerdl parln1,rsnip AnneSiwel• Tiiis slAllOtmet\I WM llllld with t~ County Cink ot 0••"941 County on AuQU.ltA. 1977 ,_ Publlstled OrenQe CO.st Dell1 PllOI. AUQ 28.and~.4. 11, II, 1977 Jnl-77 PUBLIC NOTICE STATl!Ml!NfOI' A8ANOOMMENTOI' USEO' "1C1'1TIOUS 8USINl!UNAME TIM! totlowo"'J ~-,,..,. aban-doned lt>e U5'C of 1M lkllllous bU~Mn nam• GRAMC.. VISTA REAL lY, n•n ~pl • 11, ... u. ltll ----------316' n L•mll*rt Slrttl, Suite 601. El Toro, --:olllornlat'l630 PUBLIC NOTICE TIM! FIClll•ous Buslnen Mame ,,._ l•rrl'd lo -w,n 111...i In 0•- ----------Covntyon~6. lt75. NOTIC• 01' RHl0 Pr-ll•s Con-llom. In< HON·••Sl'ONSlllLITY la Calllornla cotporellonl. c/o D NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN Ille! IM ..,.oerslQM<I wlll no4 be resoonllbl• tor.,,.., 00011or ll1tbllllle\ contreclad lly .. ~.other that\ mywll. on °'ell•• t!M'd.te Ot>ltl01nt\81T!d~yof 5'!pl•mller, 1t77 ' SERUM LABORATORIES Al~rt [. Hewl" RM~•L l<•wlll 5cotl 8rutwtUr ll70Unil E E $1 And<-' Pl !.Mita ArWI 0 '770S PuOl•\IW'<I OrA~ eo.st Delly Pllol (010••, 6021 Siena Brevo Rd . lrvtne. C•lllO-nl~ t'l7 IS lhl\ business wes conducted by e C Of PO<' 31 Ion. REAL PROPERTIES CONSORTIUM, INC Dorolhy Color a. Sec.retdry .. T rea\urer This •1•1-t w.u flll!d with the County C•e•k of 0••"99 County on AUQU'Jl 11, t977 l'ft4S7 PubO\/>e<I OranQl!t C<>ll'1 Oally P1tol Auq.11.11. ScPl 4, I 1, 1971 36Al·11 !teP1 10, II 17 1911 3'!.4-11 ----------- PUBL.JC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICflTIOU• 8USINISS l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIU NAME STATEMl!NT NAME ST ATIMINT { T~ loOowtno ~-·.,.doll>(! ~I· TMlo41owlllQP«SOMlife-"91)<1\I· MISH: MU••· Bl-OPTICAL OF COSTA MESA, C A L I F 0 R N I A W t! S T 20.U "O" Pleunll• Aw11ue, c:Mta DEVELOPMENT, 101 Or-A ...... Mewo,c.llfoml•t»» . ,. . ... _ ..... Realtors Ask ·Redefinition Tho head of or1anlied real estate 1.o California uya our hou.slna·starved state laces yet another crlala ln Wuabin&t.on, and urged Realtor support of recently proposed amendments to the federal Water Pollution Control Act. calling for a re· detlnltlon or the term "navigable waters." Speaking before some 300 Re alt.ors attending an Investment conference at the Newporter Inn here, Jerome Blank of Albany, president or the more than 100,000-mcmber California Association of Realtors, urged support of Sen. Lloyd Bent.son's <D-Tex> amendment to current law which requires U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers' approval for any new construction along navigable waters . .. A RECENT SUPREME COURT decision changed the interpretation of the term navigable waters to mean any body of water which would in· elude lakes, rivers. streams and even farm ponds, Blank told lhe Realtor group. "By this inlerpreta· tion, any body of water m this drought·parched state is now considered ·navigable' and the implica· lions to any new construction are horrendous ... He used the example of a lot on the shore of a stream or lake requiring lengthy Army Corps of Engineers permit·approval before any building could be done and urged support o( Bentson's amendments to remove the use or restrictive federal land controls. ''I have written to Sen. Allan Cranston <D- Calif.) and to Sen. SJ . Hayakawa <R-Calif. > asking their support of this important amendrnent," Blank continued. "I didn't reaJize the implications of this until we tried to build a sixplex along a creek that ls almost dry and found that we had to get an Army Corps. of Engineers permit. Can you imagine the amplicalionsofsuch a Jaw?" HE CITED THE CASE of a developer near San Mateo who has been fighting with the Army for more th a n four years to get a permit to build on "wet-lands" an a lagoon community which has added several thousands of dollars to his cost of construction. "Whil e our interests are primarily those of California." Blank added. "the problem is na· tionwide. It affects a rancher in Idaho or a lakefront builder in Minnesota with the same severity." He noted that he had just received a telegram Crom his counterpart at the Texas Association of Realtors, Reese Henry. urging California Realtors to support the Bentson amendment. "THE MEASURE HAS PASSED the House of Representatives and within a short time the Senate will vote on this important issue." Blank said. "I don't believe the Senate Public Works Committee has really come to grips with this problem since they have r ecommended that the permit·authority be ta.ken away from the Corps of Engineers and given to the Environmental Protection Agency. "This does not in any way reduce federal land control and I un~e you to contact your U.S. Senator and ask your Board member~ to do the same. Tell your Senators that every farmer. rancher and pro· perty owner must now come to the federal gov~rn· menl to do anything at all on land adjacent to even the smallest body of water," he concluded. PUBLIC NOTICE c.ost• ~ CA m11 Geor9I H Mllvnor. 01 ic111emev Wllloam S••o"~ Z•tene•. 101 Rcwtd,Garden~.Ollfomle~I 1------------0r~•~ .GlxleM4tM.CA '7U7 Iv.,. Halal. UAI VI• Colinl1•, •ICTITIOUS8US1Nl!SS Finance Strategy Outlined R•vmoncl HArv•Y l(ln,s. "' Cetll RancllOPel<nVeni--..C.lll0tt'll•to11' NAMI JTATEMl!NT '>I (CKI• Mt'\" (.A •1!>11 V¥1kf!S 8Mwm. 32118 PllAnlom The foUOWl'1Q person IS OOtn<;J bu\l· J "'' l>v\IM\\ t\ CCW'IOU<l•d llY • Ori,.., R-1\0 PalO• VerckS, c;Jlhlornie ... UM: IW"••Al1>MIMrV110 9()17.f PENNIE'S HAIR WORLD, 7110 wom..,,s Z••...,k Tiit• t>usinen Is condutled b'/ • eo1,..,... ..... .,..., Huntington e.ec11, II\•\ \t~t-WH lolf'd wllll tM C)9Mr .. P&r1Nnl!lp. C:.llfOfniet'l ... <•mnly (lerkOIO--CountyonSel!C Ge«geH.MeV"Of' Pennie Merl• £,,ql1n. tun '· "" Thi• •tal-• wH tiled Wi111 tM Felrwey L•M, Hunlin(lton fl••<ll, TWO-STORYPLANSINSEPT.1710RAWlNGATMISSIONVIEJO'SCOROOVAHOMES l'iejo's New Cordova Drawing Set for Homes Ninety·seven New Cordo~a Homes will be offe red for sale in a drawing al the sales office, Sept. 17 at 10 a.m. in Mission Viejo. Prospective home buyers who registered prior to Sept. 4 are eligible for the drawing. Decorated models or these homes are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. al New Cordova, 26832 Nogal. Mission VieJO. To reach the models, take lhe San Real, Estate Class Slated Orange Coast College will continue to offer its "Real Est a t e License Preparation" course this fall. Classes begin Tues· day. The lWO·Unit class COV· e r s mate rial that is typically included on the California Stat e Real Estate License Examina· taon. Students a re en- couraged to take practice exams at OCC following completion of the course. The class m eets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons this fall from 4 to 6 p.m . Fall registration is under way through Sept. 16 in the OCC Admissions Office. For registration inform a· tion, phone 556-5735. Diego Freeway to the Oso Parkway ex.it and drive east past the Mission Viejo Country Club golf course. Turn right onto Marguerite Parkway. then ten onto Felipe and follow the signs to New Cordova. THF..sE HOMES are in New Cordova's Neighborhood 22, located in the northern portion of the 10,000·acre planned com- munity adjacent lo the proposed Cu r cero Park. Homes are scheduled to be ready for oc· cupancy inJanuary, 1978. Alt.hough prices have not been set as yet, they are projected to range from $65,000 to $85,000. New Cordova Homes have three or four bedrooms and two or three baths. They range in size from the l,109·square·foot "El Nido" plan to the 1,885.square- foot "La Serena." The newly . .jntroduced La Serena plan is a two-1tory home with three bedrooms, three baths, a formal dining room, a country kitchen and a bonus room. An optional gas fireplace 1s avail able in each of the five plans offered. THE OTHER new two-story plan, "El Carmen." has four bedrooms, two baths, a formal dining room. and a country kitchen .. ··La Familia·• plan is a single· level home with four bedrooms and two full baths. The country· style kitchen is adjacent to the rear family room. The fourth bedroom may be easily convert· ed to a ma.c;ter suite r etreat. Soaring, vaulted ceilings in the living room, kitchen and master bedroom give Cordova's "El Nido" plan a spacious, airy feel· ing. This popular one-level plan has three bedrooms, one or which is an optional den. and two full baths. Among the features included in the purchase price of a New Cordova home are carpeting in the living room, master bedroom, stairs and hallway, cultured marble pullmans in bathrooms, central forced air b eating , attached two-car garages, under ground utilities and concrete driveways and walkways. CORDOVA KITCHENS feature a gas range and oven. dishwasher, disposal and range hood. Laundry areas are included in · each plan in the kitchen or in the hallway area, with laundry chutes in El Carmen and La Serena plans. As resident~ of Mission Viejo, Cordova homebuyers are invited to ·join the S3.5·million private Mission Viejo Recreation Cen· ters. The sporls·oriented com· munity also has two golf courses, a bowhng center, a roller skating nnk and an equestrian center. Firm Relocates Burgess·Donovan, Inc., build· ang construction firm, bas mnved its offices to larger quarters at 3990 Westerly Place, Newport Beach. , l'ltm Counly Cler-of OrenQe County on C:.llfornl•~ Publl<tw<I Or~~ Co-\~t O•lly Piiot AUQUSl lA, itn. Tl•I• bUMMt\ h <OftdUCled by en ln- \.t•pt II ti, 15, M>d Oct ?. iq17 f'IOl90 dlvkltMI. i.___ 3'nn PLll>llsMd Orange°""'' Oally Ptlol, Pennl•M. E1>9tln A two-day seminar s ponsored by th e ---------------------------------------- California Association of ._._...~.....,,,.~..,..._,..._,.....,.. ...... .,,.._,..IJ'.....,.,,.._,,....,_,.....,,._.,._..._,..._,...._.. ...... _,.._,.......,.....,,....__..._,.._.,, PUBI .1c NOTICE AUQ. 28 • ...0~.4, II, 18, 1971 2711·11 Thi~ stetetneflt -· flied with tho • County Cletk of Orange County on -----------------------i'ouQV113, 19T7 •• ,., ... .. 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P'llff4 Puf)l1..,.., Or-Cb.IS1 Oelly Piiot, S-091. 11, II, ?S. -Oct. 2, 1'77 REALTY, l:»WHt Ye .. ~. lrvlne, CAt'l1\4 Woodllrld(lll R .. lty, e Celllor,,le corpo ... llon, 136 W.st Vele Loop, lrvlrw,CAWJU Tl"\ IMlll!WS& I& condUCte<I by e COi'• poretlOn. -lcloe AMlly llemWOJ.Koenelm., Prnldtftt Thi\ --WM flied wftll tlle CoU111ty Clef'll ot Orenge County on Al>f\H1 i.. tm.. . ' "'1112 PUBUC NOTICE ....,.,,,..,0... C»est Delly Piiot, -----------~pt.4,11,11,U,ltn Jlt10.77 fllCTIT10Ul8USIMall M.,,..STAT•MaNT T.,. lo410w1"9 per-Me dofftQ ttusl- nen M : CREATIVE NEEDLES, 14 .. J ~,..,_lA,lnllN,GA.•27•• Frenc•• EllHbeth .......... ,, (;Ul\lrenO Cr., H ... lln(lton "-e<ll, CA. 97~ ~ Sl'lellllltl. V"lroY•I Som•1•• Plammllon, Kl..-MI, lndONtle Norme KllOUfY. l*S countrywood L"··•mne.CA.'211• ThU llvtlMH II 'ondllc\M by • 91M"e4 _..,_.,,Ip. ,.._ .. ._.. '"'' 1\M-m -fll«t .. , ...... 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Instructors for the two- day event are Realtors Reed Smith of Santa Rosa and Randy Howe of San· Diego. Both are members or CAR 's facul· ty and have extensive backgrounds in real estate and finance. PUBLIC NOTICE LA CUESTA ''By The Sea'' Homes by Ayres \ ODEL HOME SALE Huntington 8702 Garfield Beautlfu1 4 bedroom mod~ home with lavish landscaping, sprinklers, fencing. Also, model quality carpets and draperies, parquet and tlle floors and wall· paper. Professionally decorated by Marcia Wynn~, Interiors I I l f I Sund!y, !te!ember 11, 19n ..... . . . . DAILY Pit.OT •t .. 'Limits' H11rt Housing ..... SAN JOSE -The state ad- ministration's "era or bmits" plaUorm, ln falling lo make con- sideration for an extreme Umita· tlon of housin& at prices most people can afford, threatens to dtamaUcally affect the social and economic lifestyles or generations or Californian.a to come. This was the central observa- tion made by Emmett S. Clifford, president o( the Sacramento- bascd California Builders Coun- cil. as part of bis testimony dur- ing a recent Joint Legislative Hearing here Ofl the proposed Urban Development Strategy for California. ment, and the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Wildlife. TEI.LING THE leaielators that a m~or cause or unafforda· ble houlllng today are ad- m inistratlon and leclalat.Ure- impoeed limits on d evelopable lots, Clifford declared: "There ls little ~roblem with this ("era or limits') philosophy as long as it is merely political rhetoric used during tbe heat of a campaign. The impact becomes substantial, how ever, when one attempts to translate \his theme into state public policy a!fectin1 all' Californians for generaUoos to come, as the Urban Develop- . m ent &trategy seeks to do. I ' are to be asked of Calllomt.t\s. there ii an obll1atlon on the part o( those (osterinc them to lden- tl(y \he limits, and to 1ugest way1 of accomodat.toc tbon ln the face of demands -~ and projected." LANDSCAPING INCLUDED IN CASTA DEL SOL HOMES IN MISSlON Vl~JO COMMUNITY Participating in the hearing were the Senate Select Commit- tee on Land Use and Manage- ment Ogranizalion. the Senate Committee on Local Govern- , "U such substantial changes in social and economic lifestyles CUFPOaD. WHO ta vice pre- sident or McKeon Constru~Uoo or San Mateo, expressed hls•"jn- dustry'a support of aenulne ef- forts to achieve coherent urban development planninc and -0•- velopment processes. ''Tbe un- certainty and lndec:ialoa that CW'· renUy guides m,ny 1oveJ'1Ulleft- lal decisions which lnfluepce development simply c~ be abided if we are to accommodate public demands for houainl at re- asonable prices, as well as eom- m er ci a 1 and indu1trlal raclllUes, '' CUCford added. Viejo Offering Last Custa del Sol Unit The last available residences bordering the Casta del Sol Public Golf Course in the Mission Viejo Company's adult com· munity -Casta del Sol -are now being offered for sale, an- nounced Grant Sullivan, director of sales and advertising for the home building firm . Six professiona lly decorated model homes, priced from $105,000 to $125,000 are being of· fered. They are situated in one of the choicest locations of the popular retirement community. adjacent to the private Casta del Sol Recreation Center on a cul- de-sac street with some sweeping views of the community and Sad- dleback Mountain as well. ACCORDING TO Jim Leishman, sales manager, these six models are the last of the original series of adult-oriented homes built in the popular retire- m ent community . (However. Casta del Sol Fiesta -M1ss1on Viejo Company's latest series of single-story patio homes located within the private commumty- will continue to be offered. The Fiesta models in four s tyles will remain on display within the new Casta del Sol Fiesta model com· plex.) The original Casta del Sol models range in size from 1,297 to 1,563 square feet. All floor plans have two bedrooms, tY.o baths, and formal dining rooms and/or breakfast nooks. Three plans also feature a den in addition to the two bedrooms. Additional amenities include mature trees and landscaping, decorator-selected fl oor cover- m gs, draperies and window treatments; air conditioning ; automatic garage door openers ; mirrored wardrobe doors; and wood burning fireplaces with gas log lighter stub-outs. CASTA DEL SOL residents en- j oy the extensive private recrea- tion center which includes a large, heated swimming pool, billiard and pool room, card room, various craft rooms, and an indoor shuffleboard court. There is also a large ballroom with kitchen facilities for resi- dent parties. Located in the northern portion of Mission V1eJO, Casta del Sol is convenient to shopping centers, churches and medical centers. To reach the models, take the La Paz offramp from the San Diego Freeway and drive east. Turn l e ft o n Marguerite Parkway, drive pas t the Marguerite Recreation Center and turn right on Casta del Sol to the models. Ne\V Homes Planned For El To.ro Tract Site preparation is now under way for 109 single.family homes at Woodside/El Toro, a.new lux- ury-oriented residential com- munity off of Trabuco-Road in El Toro. Bisected by Aliso Creek, the 20.acre community will have curving streets and cul-de·taCI as well as some open p-eenMlt areas. The creek bed will be m aintained in its natural state, s haded by trees and shrubs. A TOTAL OF five different fl oor plans will be featured at Woods ide /El Toro, including split·level and two-story models with from three to five bedrooms. Ranging in size from 2,177 to 2,819 square feet of in- terior living space, the homes will have spacious living rooms, formal dining areas, family rooms, kitchens with nook eating areas and elegant master suites, some with optional fireplaces and retreats. Interior highlights found throughout the homes, which were designed by Bates- Bassenian-Pekarek. Architec~ tttre and Land Plannin1 of Newport Beach, include bllh vaulted ceilings, cl ere.story win- dows and sunken family rooms. Two of the plans will have UP· alalra family recreation centers for bobby or 1ame rooms or for a secluded. chlldren '1 play arn. Ceramic tile or wood parquet entries, wet ban, family room wood-burning fireplaces and mirrored wardrobe doors in the master suites will be among the many luxurious appoint~enta. All of the homes will be f~ly air conditioned and will incll,1de plush wall-to.wall carpetJ,ng as ~tandard features. ' Street scenes at Woodside/El Toro will have an individualized and varied look with each floorplan available in a choice of three dilferent exterior eleva- tions, creating a total or 1S dis- tinctive styles. Emphasizing the use of wood, the exteriors .will have shingles, vertical or diagonal rough·sawn si&itg ac- cented by massive W.00 lrlft'l and pot shelves. PRE·SALES FOK the new residential community are an- ticipated to begin in mid-August with the grand opening slated for. mid·November. Gary Donaldson & Associated of Irvine will be preparing five models. Occupan- cy of the first phase or completed homes is expected to start in January. To visit the site of the J .M. Pfters Company's newest r... identlal community of luxury sinale-(amUy homes, take the San Diego Freeway to the El Toro Road exit. Proceed toward Lake Forest to Trabuco Road, then tum riabt on Trabuco, conU· huing to Juat past Cherry Avenue to the aite of Woodside /El Toro. ------------.--~------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------~ The Village of f1j Woodtiridge ... ~ .... ·-~1 ~ ..-~ ~ ., . •Ai -· ... -a"""",..,. A lakeside neighborhood;: Call it home toda~ ·n-r:p __ ..,...·,~ WOODBRIDGE ARBORLAKE. Waterfront townho mcs with private decks that reach out over the water or open onto a white sandy beach. Others have greenbelt views framing the picturesque mountains beyond. Every two and three bedroom home is an achievement in sophisticated elegance for the adult lifestyle. Sunken living rooms, soaring vaulted ceilings, built-in wet bars and expanses of glass say this is living "your way." .BY.· McLain Development Company Prices· from $89,950 to $164,950. For sales information call (714) 552-3200. IRVINE VILLAGES l'rlcct Ell'ectlfo "6177 For inrormation on other • , Woodbrjdge Homes call (714) SSl-lSOO •"' . '• . ' '• ' . • • • • " • Iii Reel ••t•t• Qu..Uona/Comment By R•nd•H MoCanl•, PhD. ft•etlot I teel dlat &edlJ II a .... U..e .. M1 a M9te. Reucu•, •1 wlfe feela ~ dill .. alllMl•teb' .,... •._,_. ... Uta& .. .._.. wak. b you ...... &a. ...... , ,.. IMk• ... ~ ....... fa.., ti Mrtaa ••· Pleue ,. .. •• • few,......., .. Uaa& I -itM lrJ' '"te eeen.ce •1 wttc." 'ftaall ,.. 8.T.K. !Qewport Beae~ fta)'lnt U\e wa1Un1 1ame with real estate can be ~. Under some clr~um.1tancea lt mlabl make..-. for you to atay ln your present home or apartmeDt. tf you are t.b.lnkln& about maklnl a cbanae m your bouainl ln the future, then conilder these thoulhta: The price or land ll lolns up .•. uJ) .•. up. Just t.be otbet' d•.Y. a group of disti.ntuilbed economtats ()redicted real estate will 10 up a mln.lmum of 22 percent ln the next tbne years. The steady n.se ln population, in virtually every section ol the nation. eJerta a steady upward pressure on land prices. Today, right now, you can find real bargains in new and older homes. Shop around and you'll find the selection was never better. interest rates could go higher. The actual dif. ference between present and put lnterest rates is only a small fact an the cost ol your home. For ex· ample: a one·half percent increase in interest rates in only $6 per month on a 25-year, $20,000 loan. Remember, your interest is ded~tible on your in· come tax. If you shop around, you'll find architects and builders are now figuring with sharper pencils, because of the momentary lull in demand. You can save important money by acting now. The family whO buys now will be ahead or the family that continues to collect rent receipts. Each monthly payment builds equity. At the same time, the home can be increasing in value. The best security in the whole world, for you, your wife and children, is the security or owning land. . Wbat do yoa recommend! We are Just getting s&aned. I flDally gradaated from VCI and now "e're starting a family. Sltoald we coatbaue to rent qr sboa.ld we assume &be respoulbWty of baytng a home? A.a a Junior execuUve, my begln.D..lng salary ls comparable to what some people draw ln UD· pmployment checks, but we do Uke to fix end patter around. We're confused; wbatdo you recommend! HTS -Newport Beach No Irvine Changes New Regime Pledges Continuation The Irvine Company. under its new ownerahlp, remain.I commJlled to its maaterplana for all active Irvine Villlll• lncludln1 Woodbridge, Tur- tle Rock, Harbor Vlew and the nelJbborboods of Rancho San Joaqum and Heritaae Park, according to Frank !:. Hu1hes, vice president or the company's Residential Division and president of Its home building divilllon, lrvlne Paclfic. "The chanaes takina plaee under the new owners are basically internal and oreanisalional in nature." said Huabes. "They wlll not alfect the home buyer, the resident, or the com- munity." "On "ery possible occasion, Irvine Company President Peter Kremer bu reaffirmed in the 1trongest terms the company's long term commit- ment to the quality, m4sterplanned approach to development." Hughes pointed out. "This means that the Irvine General Plan which is dis· played in the Village Information Center and every Irvine Village sales office ls as valid as eveT. And so are the plans for each of the current com- munities. As bas always been the Homes Available At Woodbridge Bill Kent, general sales manage1 for Broadmoor Homes, Inc., has an· nounced that Broadmoor's Wood- bridge Patio Homes' models are cur- rently availablelor sale. Located in the lrvine Village of Woodbridge, the residences are of five plans which range from 1,493 to 2,121 square feet of living area. Prices are from Sl.20,000 to $145,000. The tnodels, ready for occupancy, are completely furnished, draped, custom decorated, air conditioned, landscaped and fenced. case, all plans are aubJect to public approval." HUGHES NOTED THAT the Irvine, Company will, for the moet part, aell land to the builders it selects for pro- jects in Irvine Villaees rather than lease 1t But there are no plans to engage in the sale of what the building industry calls "raw land.'' Raw land is land with no improvements such u sewers, roads and utilities, and no public approval for development. "This change is really quite subtle. affecting only the accountin1 pro- cedures,'' said Hughes. "I~ will not ln· flu ence the community itself in any way." Hughes added that the Irvine Com· pany will continue its role ot plannin& and controlling the development of its property. ANOTHER POINT OF confusion has been 01,.er the question of building on the ranch "The building program will be as active as ever," said Hughes. "The majority of building on the ranch has always been done by re- putable. independent builders. The only difference will be that the Irvine Company will gradually phase out its own general contractor operations. This change affects Irvine Pacific and the construction groups in the Multi· Family and Jndustrial Divisions " According to Hughes, this change, too, is onJy significant in terms of the internal organization of the Irvine Company Hughes emphasized that Irvine Pacific will complete its current pro- . jects including Woodbridge Estates, Woodbri<ige Place and a new project called W&dbridge Gables Similarly, the Multi·Family Division will con· linue its new Heritage Park East pro- ject. Both groups will continue to satisfy their customer service obliga· tions and honor all warrantees REAL ESTATE Median Prices Soaring LOS ANGELES (AP) -H6Uses selling for $47 ,000 last year now cost more than $62,000, the California Association ol Realtors says. CAR President Joseph Blank said the median price for homes has in· creased more than 30 percent statewide in the past year, according t-0 a study based on i;eports from 29 California realty boards. "mE SHORTAGE or housing, the supply and demand situation and no· t:rowth edicts in some communities have all contributed toward the higher prices," a CAR spokesmaJ') said. In Los Angeles, the m edian home price or $63,237 was slightly higher than the s tatewide figure of $62,431 HOUSING costs look their bi~gesl jump - nearly six percent - between January and February. the study showed. 'NetDport Park Koll Center Space Offered Legal and accountlna firms. lnsurance aaen- cies and other smaller oraanlzatlons may now purchase a limited number of buildlncs in Koll Center Newport, a 1,600,000-square-foot corporate business park in Newport Beach. "In a major chanae of pbllosophy, the Koll Company is offering a Umlted number of bµUdlnp to .companies which heretofore have not been able to enjoy the benefits of ownership here,•• announced Everett Davis, Pr~sldent ot Koll Center Newport and Senior Vice Presldent·Development and M ~rketing of the Koll Company. TWENTY OF THE CORPOaATE business park's 125 acres, located adjacent to the Orange County Airport and near the San Otego and Corona del Mar freeways, &ave been reserved for buildings that will range in size from 7 ,500 square feet to 14,000 square feet. Each pf the buildings will be single story. con· structed of brick' and reflective glass. They will be desigped to provide Individual identitf as well as having the additional advantage o ownership within the corporate office park setting with com· mon area landscaping, parking and other amenities maintained by Koll Center Newport in concert with the $100 million overall development. Langdon and Wilson of Los Angeles and Newport Beach, principal archlted for the project as well as architect for various corporate head· quarters buildings throughout the nation, continues on the development, which combines environmen· tal excellence and complete master planning. "TIDS PLAN ENABLES smaller firms to Join such other Koll Center Newport-headquartered cor· porate tenants as Smith International, Monex In· ternational and Burlington Northern Airfreight in enjoying not only a very favorable business climate but also the many advantages the good life Orange County has to offer," Davis emphasized. Harold Street of Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office, exclusive agent for Koll Center Newport, stated another advantage lo the plan is the flexibility of being able to own one's own head- quarters building, yet lease out a portion of it until ready to occupy the entire structure. Support facilities now include restaurants with a major hotel and associated retail services planned to accommodate the needs of the develop- ment, Street pointed out. People just gettine started often consider the purchase or a home as something quite beyond them financially. Yet those are the very people who should be seriously considering it. They have a rising scale of earning power ahead of them. What may be a light budget now will be easier as time passes. House payments are not always higher than rent, if they cboqse something within their income level. FaiJway Village won't just change the way you live. This is not to say that home ownership ls always right for young people. ·A fluid kind of job, lack of down payment, and oUter factors may say it isn't the wise course. Decisions should be made from the facts, however, not from the lack of thJ!m. One posst"ble solution is buying lower cost pro· perty, a duRle)(, forjn~tilqce. Tbt: dQ,wp paymtU'l~ re· quirem~nt is us"'111'Y comf)Vabl~ to a 11bg1e ramlly residence, but one half of the property is supplying income from rental, which helps mpe-tbe -pay- ment. Upkeep is generally slightly higMr ~there ls some inconv~ience because ownerahip carries r8$ponslbillty with it. In a few years, however, it may be possible to use both sides of the duplex for income and buy a single family house. The income will probably pay for the dupt~x with some left over to apply against the house payments, at the same time building an estate for a young family with no strain on the budget. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randy McCard~ ii prelidtnt of the Real Eataters and an author, lecturer and wtnactor. Send your comment• and ~atiom to Randll McCcmlle c10 the Daily Pil<)t, P. 0. Boz JS60, Coato Meaa, Ca92626. Insulation Crisis Hits Hollle Market W ASIUNGTON -A shortage of home insulation material, expected to last for at least another 18 months, could upset housing's production re- covery and increase the price of new housing for buyers, Robert Arqullla, president of the National AssoclaUon of lfome Builders, bell eves. Arqullla made the statement after meeting with suppliers and producers of insulation as well as Secretary of HUD Patricia Harns. Recent surveys by bothHUDandNAHBshowlhattheahipmentofinsula- tion from manulacturen to builders and suppliers is being delayed or curtailed in many areas of the coun- try. I J.t will change the way you think. --:. ... Fairway Village is a new, 11rriia te rc'1de11tial community design ed for those who seek and app~crn1tc tile fi ner things in life. You will find it lm.1ish but witli a11 air of casual informality; acti?•e but in a relaxed 111a1111a and above all, life at famC'lllf Vlllage is at nil tim es graCIOllS. C.1ti··C11.rrd1·d t>r1r11111 living at fairway Village you'll quite likely find yourself enjoying an added measure of peace-of-mind knowing your home is tucked away behind a gate-guarded entry removed from annoying and unwanted intrusions. 1\ Rr,111/ I 111•i11•11111rnl The three private night-lighted tennis courts, the sparkling swimming and therapy pools, sunbathing decks and the bicycle and foot paths that w.11nder through lush landscaping could get you to thinking about pampering yourself a bit more than you _.~~-have been. You just might find yourself thinking "bout a set of tennis before work, or maybe jogging for 15 minutes or 20 minutes underneath a beautiful California sunset. Perhaps it's a lazy weekend stretched out by the pool. Whatever it is, it's all here, waiting for you to enjoy. I l11111t":; 11•1//1 Dr11111n The homes of Fairway VIiiage are dram.11tlc, innovative and sophisticated. Many offer wood tongue and groove cathedral ceilings with exposed beams, interior atriums, soaring clerestory gl.11ss, entry courtya,rds,. skylights, m.11gnificent fireplaces and 1pectacul1r mHter suites. They will give you a great sense oft pride when you're privately alone and when you entertalri. In •world of look-1llke, pretty-much-tht-11me communltlu, Falrw•y Village is Ilk• a breath of tttsh 1lr. It truly l1 "ne-of-a-kind. Come see it today. Rlv.nlde Frttw.iy 1911 to S. Hubor Blvd. «1111. North to Ba111n•hury Ro.ut. Right to entry. Or1n1• Freeway (57) to l'llrba L111d1 • llvd. «•It. Weil on Ywb• Linda llvd. to s...-. Coll••• Blvd., Nor'h ...... 1.chu7 lload; ldt to •llt?-, I I ~ . By KATHY CLANCY Of u. D•llY ~llot luff On a hot summer d ay in 1972 fi ve aging buses owned by the South Coast Transit Authonty limbered out along their central Orange County routes Hut the· buses were no longer financed by the dollar·strapped private transit firm. Instead they were paid for by the new Orange Count>' Transit District COCTD >. and Aug. 1, 1972 marked OCTD's birth as a bus comp<my TODAY. FIVE YEARS and $72 million in public funds later, OCTD has more than 300 coaches and mmi-buses traveling more than 13 mill10n miles each year. The buses carried 16.3 million riders last year and are ex- pected to carry nearly 20 million during 1977-78. That means OCTD buses are carrying jus t 1.23 passengers per mile, a figure not expected to mcrease for at least fi ve years. /\s OC'rD has grown in miles, buses and passengers, its ex- p<'nchturc sheet has bulged likewise -from $2 .7 million in Its first year or bus operation lo S26 million last year. Bountiful st<Jtc and fod l'ral subs1d1es have financed the bulk Of lhll!>C l'l\Jll'n!>CS. FOR EXAMPLE, FOR every dollar OCTD offi~ials spend, 34 cents comes from a share or state sales taxes. . Another 49 cents comes from federal transit funds while only seven cents comes from county property taxes and 6.5 cents from passenger fares. Those nch subsid1es help make up the difference between the . Buses Route Passengers Fiscal {full-Miles (total yearly Year size & Employes (Miiiions) riders on vans) buses) (Miiiions) 1972-73 5-44 10 1 .9 1973-74 115 299 3.3 3.8 . 1974-75 115 472 6.4 7.9 1975-76 231 592 9.9 12.2 Routes to the beach attract the most riders. Often buses appear half full, or sometimes they are just leaving ... Bus Routes: What's Fair Return for Subsidies? 25 cents bus riders plunk into OCTD /areboxes and the $1 .12 it costs OCTD to carry each passenger. While some of those statistics may sound startling, OCTD of· ficials and some other transit experts are satisfied with the dis· lrict's performance. "I TIDNK WE llAVE done very well considering we started five years ago with nothing," said County Supervisor Ralph Clark, who has served as OCTD board chairman since its bus operation began. · And OCTD General Manager Ed Loritz proudly points out that the district's r idership has been the fastest growing in the country for the past three years in a row. However , in his frequent speeches before civic groups Loritz also is quick to note that developing a bus system for an area like Orange County is no easy task. He sites the county's suburban nature and lack or a central "downtown" as part or transit's problem. I.ORITZ AND OTHER transit eiq>erts also mention the many years Orange County was developing without a bus system when motorisL5 had to rely on their own cars for transportation. OCTD's task the past five years and for years to come is pro- viding routes that will lure those motorists from their cars as well as serve the 15 to 20 percent of the county's teen-age and adult residents who don 'town autos. "That is going to have to override everything," said Director Al Hollinden. "The minute you close down the transit system you close the door on the handicapped, the elderly and the youth." Tax Rate TotalOCTO Riders Farebox Per $100 Expenditures Per Mlle Revenue Assessed Year by Year (Miiiions) Valuation (Mllllona) . I .97 $.2 4 .5 cents $2.7 . 1 .15 $1 . 4 .5 cents $9.5 1 .23 $2.1 4.5 cents $13.7 1 .23 $2 4 .5 cents $20.2 I During its Cirst five years or operation, OCTD spent $72.1 million, $47 .8 million of it for s alaries and operating expenses and another $24.3 million for bus purchases. buildin& projects and other capital expenditures. ANTICIPATED BUDGETS FOR the next five years total $336 millioo, although ln the past the district has spent far less than in its budget becauae or delays in acq~ng new buses or constructing terminals, offices and maintenance barns. Both district officials and state transit authorities don't ex· peel lhe state and federal subsidies to dry up. "No one believes any more that transit should be self· sufficient," said Gary Van BlllSklrk, transportation planner with the five-county Southern California Association of Governments. "If subsidies end, transit s huts down," he continued. - DIRECl'OR HOLUNDEN added, "There will be a transit system. There s hould be a transit system in the same way we have roads and streets for the people who want to drive their automobiles." One subsidy that may be threatened, however, is OCTD's shareofstate sales taxes. Tom Hayes, audit manager with the state Auditor-General's office, said he will visit ocro offices this week to review its financing along with that or other Southern California trans it agencies. Hayes explained that state legislation offering transit operators one-quarter of a cent or state sales taxes also requires that after five years of bus service half their operatin& funds must come from local sources . YOU DAILY PILOT SECTJONC ~unday, September 1 t, 1971 For OCI'D that would mean $14 million. or halt the $28 million it plans to spend for salaries, maintenance, gasoline and omce expense this year would have to come from passenger fares and property taxes. Yet, OCTD property tax rate of 3.71 cents per $100 or assessed valuation will generate only $3.6 million this year and passenger fares are expected to bring in just $.1.3 mlllion, or about halr the required amount Deeded to meet the 50 percent local match. .. ' .. . Hayes said his study will be aimed at determining the impact Qf the state regulation and whether or not OCTD should be ex· iJ empted by the legislature. l ~ 1976-77 324 806 13.3 16.3 1 .23 $2.4 4.26 cents $26 . • 1977-78 339 848 16 19.7 1 .23 $3.3 3 .71 cents $50.3 ' • 1978-79 439 860 18.3 20.7 1 .13 $4.9 Not $54.6 avallable • 1979-80 604 1060 22.4 27.1 1 .21 $6.6 Not $79.9 avallable . . • 1980-81 674 1550 25.8 31 1 .20 $8.7 Not $77.7 available Not • 1981-82 714 1600 26.7 32.9 1.23 $9.2 available . S73.5 .... •figures for these years are based either on OCTD's adopted 1977·78 budget or on planning documents • through 1981--82. Whlle the district had budgets totaling $98.4 million In lta flrat five year• of bua aervlce, I . . . It spent only about $72.1 million chlefty because of delays In bua purcha1ea or building proJ~tf. . . .. " .. . Cot a problem? Tlicri write to Pol Dun11. Pat wfll cul rtd lope. getting the • m1swerr and action you need to solve ineqwrlt• in goVfN!mtnt and bu.ti· ntu. Mallyourqut&llOl'lSloPal Dunn At Your Se-rvicc. Orange Coo.at Dolly Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560.COJtaMesa. CA 92626. lneludeuour telephone number. Thccolumn op anda1111 exccptSotunl4¥•· . ~' '• -... , . ' • . . -t ~ . OCTD relies. on those state funds to help match federal grants. B011I HA YES AND Bob McCleary, an analyst with ttie California Legislative Counsel, s aid efforts are under way to as· sess transit districts' performance and see bow effectively state funds are spent. But the problem is complicated because districts vary in the type of passenger and bus records they keep. In addition, comparisons are diCficult because o( the makeup of communities and the age of various districts. Bob Nesbitt of the California Association or Public Transit Operators said that is one problem young, suburban districts like OCTD face when dealine with state officials. McCLEARY NOTED A srAlfE repQrt last year listed passmger samplings for some cali10mta transit operations. AcCOllding to the sample, OC'I'D's 1.23 passengers per mile compares favorably with the .7 passenaers per mile in a Merced County transit s}'stem. The South Coast Transit District in the Santa Barbar" area rept)rted 1.9 passengers per mile and the Southern .Callfornta Rapid Transit District ln Los ~gelea reported 2.5 passengers per mlle. · . (8eeBVSIWUTIS,P11eO) , 'f' -. ,. . .. • Tracking Welfare Fraud Washington Neighbors Report Others' Chi.seling on Hotline OLYMPIA. Wuh. fAPl By muna of a toll-tree hot.Ult' and a promlae of anonymity. W hJn&10n Stat.-hu 1:1nll tod lb c:lll&en1' In trat down welfare c:h .att . n·· proven t'eonomical and cffoeuve, or flclall aay, thou•h critics objttt LO the ldu a~ re· pu1nant ln on~ year of operutlun, the system has led to dlacovtry of $106,970 In welfare chtselln&, or rlc:laJ.s I 1. Ill cost to taxpayers. $3,900 IN RECENT week& the hotline has helped the state catch up with -Jim, a youna man who bu a bank ac· count, la buylnai aa home and works for a roataur..nt. Jl~ llod about all that on his welfare MppUcallon As at direct result or the hotline tip, h\' has been :.entenced to two years' probation und ordered to repuy $3,394. June, who had been livma with a mlin who wui. puymg her bills. She continued to draw wclfure benefits. She'll have to pay back $3,352. And Eleanor, whose former husband Tom ts m the U.S. Army in Germany. She had been getting $200 m s upport payments from the Army but withheld that lnforO'lation from state officials so she could aet a full grant under Aid to F'amtlles with Dependent Children. She'll have to repay$14,000 at $140 a month. Yl !/~~~~ ·-~~ I fJli:iJ! ' . w· Tt:\e proaram has It• detractors. Tbe American Civil Liberties Union. welfare rights groups, church eroups and others say that en· couragine neighbors lo rat on each other smacks of totalitarian lam. "OH, SURE. We're crtliclzed as using Gestapo techniques," says Robert Neilson, a former newspaperm an who heads the parent Of· fice of Special Investigations. "But 1 just wei&h the values. AB far as I am concerned, the hotline does more good than bad." Adds slate Sen. Sid Morrison, who dreamed up the hoUine: "You either have to create a very large police force to look at the abu.ses of the welfare system. and that is something I opp0se, or you have to have your neighbor watch your neighbor. Philosophically I have some problems with that, but we have to have a metbodof cor- recting the abuses." Neilson says welfare fraud is a felony "and failure to reporl\Jt Ir you know about it amounts to aiding and abettin& it. It's Uke watching a guy rob a bank and not turning him in." WHEN YOU CALL the hotline. a recorded message asks you to give the name and address of the party you suspect, along with wbal you think is illegal. If you leave your name and phone number, you get a report on the outcome. You can phone anonymously, however, and 75 percent of all callers do. Neilson says the first thing his office does is feed the name or the s uspect Into a state com· puter. Many limes. the person is not getting welfare benefits. but social security, workmen ·s compensation or other aid, if anything. Many complaints don't pan out. But of 4,128 calls logged so far. 1,566 have been approved as legitimate complaints to be investigated. Most of the tips are about people the state has not been suspicious or. Nealson says. Lifeline Hates Cool' s Required SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California As· sembly agrees that persons in hot climates need low·cost ''lifeline" energy rates as much as those in cold climates. Tbe next step: Referral to the locaJ weir are office. The recipient is asked to explain. 1 f the caseworker decides that fraud Is involved, it can be handled administratively, meaning restitution, or the case Is turned over to the county prosecullng attorney. So far, the hotline has uncovered 331 persons the state believes have defrauded the system. They ow4! the treasury a total of $106.970. The debt ls withheld from monthly welfare checks If they still are on welfare. Others use a payment plan. The prime instances or fraud are by welfare mothers and persons ilbegally using food stamps, Neilson says. "IT'S REALLY a crime or need," he says. "A woman wants her children to have more in lire than they have. She wants them to have luncb ~oney and dress like the other kids, so she gets a JOb on the side and fails to report it. That's a crime." The irony is that many welfare r ecipients could receive some outside pay and still eet welfare, he says. "Everybody thought we'd be a bunch of red- necks, but we try to bend over backward to giv~ welfare recipients all of their rights. We aren't there to harass." Complaints often come from neighbors "who work for a living and see a man next door who doesn't work but drives a big car, things like that. He resents it. And so do we." Art Auction FRIDAY, SEPT. 2lrd PREVIEW 7:00 P.M. AUCTIOH 1:00 P .M. Low Starting Bids! Excellent Investments! THE ORANGE COAST UMIT AAIAM-UMIVERUUST CHURCH 1259 VICTORIA ST .. COSTA Ml!$A Cheaters Go Unchecked? The Assembly voted 72·0 on a bill to set such rates on the energy required lo cool homes to 85 degrees. It follows a 1975 law that established low rates on minimum amounts for heating and cook· ing. The author of SB 263, Sen. John Stull. R· Escondido, has argued that cool homes can be as necessary for health as well as warm homes. Chag1ll Caldwell Dali Bragg Ku lier Miro Picasso Bruce Amen Taubert Hollingsworth By FRED W. KLINE c.t•ltll N.-. S."lc• SACRAMENTO -The Brown Administration seems to be dedicated lo the virtual elimination of efforts to find and prosecute welfare cheaters in California. ~ That can be the only conclusion from the latest series of events eman ating from the Department of Benefit Payments <DBP> and its director, Marion Woods. more evident every day. despite protestations to the contrary by Woods Really, who 1s he trying to kid? Obviously. welfare fraud investigators, peace officer organizations, district attorneys, Senator· Deukmejlan and others Intend to fight against th1s klnd of lenient attitude and policy. But the Public Utilities Commission opposed the bill because "people could freeze to death without heating ... but they could exist without space cooling as long as shade and water were available," said the Assembly omce of Research. $5.00 Donaffon IMWet Chu: ... A..aasJOlll by .......... °"'Y Cc* 17141 64M65Z or 530.902 It behooves the gover nor to awaken to the situa· Uon aswell. Under the bill, the PUC would designate the amount of gas or electricity needed to cool a home to 85 degrees Fahrenheit in appropriate climates and establish a rate structure. COWEil ART CORPOIATIOM •.. The Nalion"s Largnt Gallery Can You Diagnose Scribble? Despite all the Jokes, prescriptions writfen by doctors can often be de· ciphered by patients as well as pharmacists. The Food and Drug Administration points out that it pays to know what the prescription says, since you will be able to shop around and compare prices. Among the things to look ror is the form of the medication. "Cap" in· dicates that it is a capsule; "tab" m~ans tablet. Liquids are usual· ly designated by "el" for elixir, "sy" for syrup or "sol" for solution. Refill information also wlll be indicated ln ab· breviated form such as ''refill 2x." That means you can get the same amount of the drug twice m ore, without another prescrlp(ion. PAIO AOvt"RTISEMEHT SOUTH COAST VILLAGE It's cobblestone. ll"s intimate. It's European It's South Coast Village, where the charming atmosphere la a perfect setting for such line Quahty shor:is Take for 1n- 1tance MAaCHAMO'S fashions for the lady with the class•rlaste featuring J. H Collectables alld Jones- New Yori< Coordinates Their 14K Jewelry 1s the finishing touch. They are cordial and aim to please. Shirt dresses are now being designed specially for you. .. My girlfriend with the sllcl< hair-cut told me (J. T,} she goes to HAIR CAUllOR'41A. It's obvious why. Tha decor Is terrific -wooden Interior. leather salon chairs. great lighting, plus gracious philosophy: communication with cllntele Is tops here. YILUGI PfT CIMnR is now open Designed to be beautiful but homey. Ifs probably the cleanest pet shop around Find Yourself an exotic bird to chat with. some tropical fish. cats and lots of precious puppies. There's even a "Love Room" for gelling acquainted. There"s a perfect breakfast s1op, a scrumptuous lunch hour, or hght ·supper' place at IB.CM•N WAJIR.I '""- Try the Belgian Delight, a waffle topped with lea cream. whlp()ed cream and fruit. •• ore~ omelet, a.a you dine on the outside patio. European style. Then follow the cobblestones to DALIS' llOOTWOUS for that fabulous sale of selected shOeS and bags (from regular stock!) The full line up of 'Whafs happening· styles in shoes and boots Is here. They're locally famous for unlaue leather and fabric handbags It's obvious CONnHIMTAl. IMPOl'TS owner Jose Uribe ··nates lunk." He"s surrounded by beauttful hand-made. hand-painted ceramics llld Porcelains from all over the world. Ifs the largest lmp0rted collection of this kind of Quality In North America. In South Coast VIiiage Gl"""O's-\ CHILD'S 'AM'rl.SY Is a wond9'1and of clothing and toy$ for your child. lmPorted tays from Germany, Old England and Spain. quality toys like creative playthings. Effanbee dOlls and Flsher·Prlce toys. Bring your kid down for a puppet or marionette. ~· -JAN TAYLOR "A Day of Beauty" Begin your personal pampering with: The Galvanic Facial Manicure & Pedicure Hair Style Make-up Application Color Key Determination All for only s7 5e00 -We at Gary Compton and Company feel you deserve itl J . . • .. BU ROUTE • • • t •·rvm l'•t• ('I) c x ·n> l'hmmnJt Dlretlor 'I 0111 J tink 11'1• 11•1d ht• twht'\'t'i> " ri. w tr1an11l d11lncl in a develop1nl£ 'uhurh•n •rt•a 11).;e 01 an1eo Counly ahould look lot • ~r m1h1 ndcnhtp t11ure ol betw.-en Ont' nd t 5 • OC'rO'• STANl>A 0 FOR bui. rOUltt 111 lhut """ r' ICC't. coll ct at lf'u"t 75 p1111enaien pcor 1111 It• b) U1C" c·nd of unc year of operation It Uw new ruute!I clt>n'I rnc-t•t lhul hlandord , lht•y m.1v b\• cant'clt'd Hut thre<-tor llolllndt·n nolt-d then• ul wuyi. 1o1. 111 tw ClmP roull"'a thut don 'l &allra<·l heuvy I 1Clt•1,t11p Students Calculating Th.it 1~ ft111 , Hr>lhndf'~aul, ~lnc:c luxpuyens , 1111111') ""le' puy prof)t!rt y t uxt'I• to HUJ>port bu11 • 1pt f ,tUOI\' ( 'hu11 m.m < 'lnr k '>alc1 th1m c·nllcmng OCTU 1111• r'h1p ul"o should undt-fllli1nc1 how public II Ul..'>tt \H1rk'> ~ TO \TTRA( T KIO•:as. he sa . bUS(.~ must li111ltt J p,11tt·rn of dt.•pt•ndable ser ce And Clark t 11111t1JI., 1·r1tlt'1l>m about empty OCTO buses with t l\t' ch:-.tnc·t ~ 111crcal>lnli: putronage \\'two )'OU M·e an empty bus at a particular , 1.1~t· or ,1 run let s look ut the fact that 1l 1s <here 111:-.t thl '>Jrnt.• Jl> there arc empty flood control , hannt+. ht.· '>aid Tht-y are there when you nt•t·d thl'lll \n·ord1ng lo n•cenl reporll>, the lowest f JCTLJ ruJer:.h1µ and the only routes with Jess thJn lhc 75 pas:.cngers per-mile standard. are 1 ~ o roult."l> an the M 1:.s1on VteJO areu, routes less than a vear old 1\n10ng the most used bus lines are two run· n111g from Ccntrul Sunla Ana south which have topped more than three passengers a mile. (YfllER POPULAR LINES are those serv ang urcu collt.·i:c:. and beaches. as well as one "h1d1 -.1n ·t1·hl·s from the Santa Ana area south to Laguna Hilb with slOJlS along the way at South ( 'oast 1'l.J1:.i und Fashiun lslund. OCTD Manai:er Lo ri tz admits that pasM•ng<•r fare r1,;venuc and riders per mile may hl' low for OCTO compured with some transit • opcral&ons ~ · But that is because the district keeps adding • new huscs and new routes, "d()('sn 't stay static ... ' Lont.1, said. ~ The Santa Monica Transit District. for ex- • ample, da1ms to get about 70 percent of its • operating income from fares. Loritz said, but . that d1slrrct has been operatmg steadily with 114 • hu:.es for 20 yt.•ar-. OCTD OFFICIALS DO expect their • riussl·n~cr volume find fare income to rise as the : -.y:.tcm matures and as they embark on a more , 1·onst•rvat1ve approach to expansion But in lhe meantime, Lonlz suggests lhat : thoi.c complaining about empty buses look • .around "Bunk our buses are empty," the manager says ·'Our buses are not empty.·· • And for those spotting half-empty buses. ~ l.or1tz offers a more positive out'ook. ' ""Those buses arcn 'l half empty," he says. "They're half rull " \. Hy UH'ISE COOK ••-,.IM l'r1u Wrll~ 'l'ht· po<:kl'l t·akululor hw. in \ atlt.·d lht• dussr·omr1 . ovt•rcom inj;l ui1~1taon from ::.c1ml' purenl!>. um.I t.-ducators who frur thut clcc tron1c· w1.wrdry will repluce s1rn 11lt• m1.1thcmat1<'1.1l i.k1ll "I don't ttunk you can keep t•ulculators out of the school." suys Mur1lyn N Suydam, d1rec tor or a rcderally funded Calculator Information Center at Ohio Stale Un1vers1ly Hctallt>n ad\ ert1sc and pJrent.-. bu> "Back to School specials, not only for the college student, but for his younger brothers and s1l>lt.•rs Prices for the simpler models arc under SIO ESTH1ATES OF the number or teachers and schools U!:.mg calculators 1n lt-aching are sketchy "ThNc arc no real data," says Miss Suydam, "but the numbers urc mcreas tnfit ." In a 1976 studv tor the National Sc i c n c· c f<:o u n d a t 1 on . M 1 s s Suydam t•stimall•d thut between 25 und 50 pcrtcnl or u .s. sc·hoob us ed c<tlculators to some deg ref• The National Assc:ssmcnt of Educ<illonal Progress, a proJt:tl of the Education Commission of Lhc Stales. will 1ncludl' a calculator section next yeat in its s econd, full scull' test of stu dents' math skill at ages 9, 13 and 17 "We ha\'l' a whole test booklet u s ing thl' ca l tuLitor t h r o u g h o u t • ' s a y s J ,1 n t• /\rmstron)!, m.1lh c•oordinator for tht' leslmg group Usmg calculators \\>a:-. 11l'H'r even d1scu,scd ~hen thl' group first k:.kd math ab1ltt~ 1n J 1972·73 sun·ey. Hut thl'> yl'ar math c.'<iucalors around the l'oun try said that calculator., wc•rc a must. TllERF. IS continuang dc·hut1.• about how to use: the calculator and when to introduce it. No one coRtcnds calculators s hould rt•p l acc things like the mull&plicatton luble or lung t.llv1s1on "Parents are concerned that we're going to s lop teaching any kind or computation," says Miss Suydam. "I don't think thut rear as founded in reality." The National Counc il of' Teachers or Mathematics has en· clorsed the use of calculators in c·lass. At what age level'! Council President John C. Egsgard says, "We're only going to know by trying. My personal belief 1s that 11 b possible lo let the child use the <:alculator at an early age and :-.t1ll insist that he learn the basic: ract.s ... Egsgard and other teachers say children will need lo learn rundamentals 1:1ddition, sub- truction, multJphcation. d1vis1on so they understand the pnn· c1ples involved You need the basics tu muke the calculator do ~hat you want 1t to A typical problem: You want to visit friends 460 miles away You plan to drive at 55 miles an hour. How long wrll the trip take'! You need only st·conds to figure: the answer with a calculator 18.36 hours). BUT UNLESS ) uu know the principles or d1vis1on, you won't know which buttons to push and in which order. You won't even know that you have to divide. And unless you have lear ned decimals and what they mean and how to multiply, you won't know how lo convert the fracllon-.36 hour-; mto minutes 1ust over 211 ;! J\t .i hi g her lt.•\t-1. says r-:i.:s~ard, who teaches grades nine through 12, he :.till wants his -.tudents to learn how to frnd the square root of a number, using µaper and pencil, so they un f:lc>rstand the concept Once they have mastered the idea; they can use a calculator. just as students usf'd to turn lo pranlcd tables. Youngsters who were turned off bv the boredom of dozens or repetition problems may gain new interest in mathematical c:oncepts and the uses of num- bers. "People ure going lo er1JOY math because the drudgery is l(one," says one teacher. Both the National Institute of Education and the National Science Foundation are consider- mg proposals for research pro- Jects into new ways of using calculc.ttors . Such projects might i nclude an exploration or whether a calculator can be used to help a child learn to count Or whether computation of dec1 · mals can be introdttced at an t•arly age MISS SUYDAM says there have been about 20 studies or varying quality into the effects of <:alculators on children. Most have centered on whether use of the calculator impairs the child's ability to understand such things as multiplication and ad- dition, und Miss Suydam says most of the data "looks positive. The achievement level is at least as good as or better" than among c•htldrcn who have not been ex· pos<.'<.I to calculators. T h e positive effec t or <·alculators -whether they help children learn more -is un- measured because their use in the classroom is too new for long. range studies. But. Miss Suydam says, "Some evidence is begin- ning lo surface that. .. you can use the calculator as the first <,lt:'p and then develop the mean- 11'11( .. Some t'<iucators believe hand- hcld calculators can be used as t.•arly as kindergarten to in· troduCI.' children to numbers. Others would wait until junior high or high school. Still others would a llo w the use of a talculator only to check" prob- 1 e ms a nd e liminate routine computation; they would ban them from test.s. Almost all agree, however, that like it or not, there's no way to stop the calcul ators . ~ DMV Hours Extended • 'No-pay' Advice Questioned· SACRAMENTO <A PI Gov. Edmund Brown .Jr. has s1~ned a bill into law permitting the state k S d l.os· /\NG'"'"E'S' IAP l • Dcpartml•nl: of Motor Vehicles lo eep atur a y -"''"' •ind night hours H you feel your car The bill. AB 940 by Assemblyman Louis Papan, mechanic gypped you. ' m -Daly City) allows the OMV to establish the ex-d?n't pay him. s uggests t~nded hours al some offices on an experimenta l City Atty. Burt Pines. • hasis. Pines offered lhut ap· µroach recently as he re- ll•ased copies of a pam· phlet cnl1lled "What to Do If You Think You Were Taken by Your Mechanic." as g1 ving a written estimate before d oing the work. However. if the work is not satisfactory, the motorist can d e m and RUFFELL'S "1PHOLSTERY W....Y•W.t ....... ltU H.rtior 11¥4 C: ... •....._-54'..0ZH FALL TENNIS LESSONS for w°""" 8 LESSOHS s 12so IMISTIATIOH MON. SIPT. I 2ftl COST.AMES.A TEHMISCLUI -557-021 t - DAIL V PILOT (2. ._..,.'t,.....,,..., w1••'V 1 A>V"'"H<. JA6'; Unu\yil Ot•I tl~o11y ,._, pure"'• • 111._• • leu• '•"••bl• p.IJAl!tftl\ ALLERGY? (714) 543-9624 R e c o-r d'e d Message ALLERGY CONTRO L FOUNDATION e01 · 1 sS3, Or311ge ea 92668 Write fw ff'tt l11fonnotion r~--A,.-;;u~-;----1 t ~ thP openin8 of t t FEATUR~G !1B~~RJJ!l~£§TION t ' of ORIGINAL BRASS PIECES A Tables, Lamps & Unique Decorative Accessories ' t for Home and Office A ALSO THE HELEN CERDA COLLECTION ' of FINE HANO-EMBROIDERY t f Shirts. Skirts & Handbags Order Early for Chnstmas A t I 48 Gcny An., Santo Ana S46-6600 ' L Oii i" Main It -Hft AhOft -0,.. Op.tt 1g...e Mon, thfv 111. j ----~~~~~~--~~~ .. NEWPORT *SKI* COM PA~ "SKIING IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS' 2500 W. Coast Highway • Newport Beach• 631·3280 YI Mile East of Newport Blvd. lr1// wmr child be /11l by 1/11• ( 'S \ 'tr fo.~IPSI /.,'l'OWl/I}<: 11 EhlQlIL,Y ~n~·1 · ~ ~ reading failure '! "Who knows''" said the pamphlet. which was l a rded with editorial comment "ff enough people refuse to pay for service, maybe th e credit-card companies will tell the 'bad apples· to shape up or lose their o p portunity to offer customers credit-card convenrenrc ... from the governors' of- fice on down 1l will get to the point where a person just can't afford to stay in business,·- Barish said. ··Eventually there won't be any small busancsscs around for Burl Pines to worry about" that the "mechanic solve ................ ~lliiii the problem" at no extra cost. the mechanic says. •• ,;. .. '• ... , .. ... .. : .. . ·. . .· . ·: a~§UJ~lE 111HI~1f 1Y <ntt.H~ ~ rnrn a..@ w a a..a. ml a:~ ITD ,,,., • , ,,.., ,,,. ur.• 'lfi1y r111t ' •• "" • \t rlleot ""'''"·ol1on f(}r C<H1ecru• •' 1rnr. 11h •• I 11•t11mn1t'1ttl t/tj~ /tit '"1yo11e w/10 hnow1 CJr loue$ a t>lulrt 1111 .//.1/.1111" < 1111/t:, /JI/// CflJH tJfl F./.1-:Mf<:NTAllY /;OUCA'T'ION S,\N Vtf<;(;fl BlJT }'OU'RR T llE ltEAL BXPERT. DO YOU NEEi> O~§QJ~[E 1fl}HA\1f '\Y@lU ~ <ClHJ D U..lID W OII..tL ~rE ~ IID Ry .Janelle Moss : '/(/_111/,1. />,,., ..irN ,_.\ nn •. 11 5 S M.1111 Sr :· Sl'lh1•1upol, CA 9~ 17 ! frt•rn Uu' •• ,,._, 1 I ~h·l l·1h0:! H• •• aelf-conf1denL r1 I I II fl Mv Loddler .Imo""• lf'llHah•1w1 ( J I I . ll~§tU~IE lflHJA\lf \YOtU~ <ClHIUll..II)) waa..n.. ~IEA\UD .· Av~tlJhl~ 1tl R IMl.fON·PICKWICK and other fcnt' book atorH $5.95 We've got the French jean that fits and looks better than anything you've seen. Made of pre-washed, pre-shrunk cone denim. In 4 colors and blue denim, the "French Wear Outs" sell for $25.00 Come In •nd try them- $ff If you agtee ... Chemin De Fer Is the number one selling Jean In Southern California. BUT BUD Barish, pre· sidenl of the Motor Car Deal ers or Southern Ca li for n ia, termed Pines· proposal "ir- responsible" and sug- gested it would run many s mall mechanics out or business. I "With the con- s umerism of today Barish said he reared consume rs "out for a free ride" would abuse such a policy. Nonetheless, Pines said the pamphlet was designed to "inform con- sumers of wha t the law is and tell them that they don't have to pay for som ething t hey don't get. .. THE PAMPHLET, printed al the expense or the county bar associa- tion. tells consumers what mechanics are re- quired to do by law, such 1/2 off! If the mechanic r e- fuses and the bill was paid 10 cash, the customer should take the case to s m all claims court, the pamphlet sug· gests Jf the bill was paid by e re.lit-card. the p a m · phlct says, just refuse to pay the bill when it comes Pines said 10,000 copies of the pamphlet ha ve been printed and are being distributed to r egional offices or the city attorney, City Coun- cil and Stale Department o r Motor Vehicles. Two super permanents. Reg. $40 and $50. Whether you prefer waves, curls or jt:Jst great body, we've got the perm for you. Minimum care with maximum last. The super low price includes cut. shampoo and your choice of blow-dry or set. Also a complimentary hair brush! For extra body with more conditioning, try the $25 perm. Coll your nearest Robinson's for on appointment. Beauty Soton, 33, Now $19.50 and S25. CHILDREN'S PANTS Levis. Lees. Wranglers s79s ..... '"'" .. MEN'S CORDS Levis, Lee & Wranglers S] 198 MEN'S DENIMS Levis. Lee & Wranglers s.1 Q98 .. u. BIB COVERALLS Reg. $17.98 s· 98 Sale 11 COATS & JACKETS - .. . .... .. .. . " DAil Y PILOT 9und1 S ttrnMr 11 1917 . .. D•llY Piiot PllOtot ., u e PrtM Marie Shibuya and Marvin Snell look over art in one of the galleries.· .... ,•I •' ;'. ~ ... ..... , .. a.•., -c''. ...... Gwenda and Dr. Norman E. Watson nibble cheese and crack ers. • Below, Leon , Lyon, left, .,.,11 and Ben C. Deane-new -~, re .. and past t.r.. presidents of It ... board of trustees. " . . Sneak Preview The view of the coutline sun· set is marvelous from the Ben Deane Sculpµire Garden at the brand new Newport Harbor Art Museum. The artwol'k ts stun- ning; the structure, dignified and spacious. Enjoying the party at· mosphere al a sneak preview of the long.awaited museum, 150 members of the press witnessed a t ouching ribbon-cutting ceremony last week. Sharing the task of scissoring the bright blue banner were Bet· ty Winckler, trustee emeritus, and Lucille Kuehn, vice presi- dent ot the board of trustees and Newport Beach city councilman. "I am almost moved tc>tears at this occasion," said Mrs. Kuehn. She recalled that years ago, she and other art lovers remarked, "Wouldn't it be beautiful to have a museum next to the library? (Adjacent to the museum is the future home of the Newport Center branch of the Newport Beach Public Library.) "And here it~. actually com· ing to fruition." The ribbon w.as cut, cheers and applause surrounded the guests at the front door and someone an- nounced happily, "It's now of· •• ficial." ,,. Favorable comments over- heard during the evening ranged from "exciting," to "a wonderful exhibit" to "thrUling." Guests meandered through four interior galleries in the 21,000-square-foot building at 850 San Clemente Drive in Newport Center and talked about the retrospective by California artist David Park. Also displayed are three major works and an original lithograph by Tony De Lap. · . A week of ctelebration, feptur- mg a variety of activities, is planned for Monday, Sept. 18, to Sunday, Sept. 25. Marcia Forsberc Above, Joyce Wagner examines wood sculpture in Ben Deane Sculpture Garden . Lucille Keuhn left, and • Betty Winckler attend to the ribbon cutting. Exterior of the.new museum. e#ft precautions ln the 4.7 p.m. ho\IR whe everyone ts tlr~ and huncryt If na answered •"No,. to -.iy of th•••·~u .. t1on1l m•k• aome chana11 • • I ' i • I i 1 I , l 1 l • l •, .. " . ;. .. . •. .,,.. ..... -... • • Business Sundiy, Septwnber 11, 1917 DAILY PILOT (S .. ORANGE COUNTY OF THE WEEK Lssersight provides Hght beam as a guiding 'rail' f<X missile. Device puts foot soldier on even terms wfth planes . Sidewinder's flight ls co11trolled by Aeronutronic guidance and control unit. Firm has won $34milllon contract for the device . Missiles Ta~e Aim Through NQ Firm By JOANNE.REYNOLDS Of Tiie Dally P'Mlt SUff Driving past the buildings that make up the Ford Aerospace and Communication Corp. 's Aeronutronic Division in Newport Beach, most peo· pie are unaware or the "campus" that s its on the hill and what the 2, 750 people who work there do. Aeronutronic officials, if asked, provide a list of projects with interesting, but undescriptive names: the rmal imaging sensors, guidance systems employing laser beams, high technology bot HllUO gas valves. TRANSLATING IT to basic English. Louis Heilig, vice president and division general manage r, says that what the division does is des ign, engineer and m a nuf ac tur e sophisticated hardware used primarily by the DepJJrtmentof Defense. For the most part, that hardware consists or a variety or missiles and aiming or control devices. The «!ompang Aeronutronlc, a division of Ford Motor Company, makes defensive tactlcaJ missile systems, imaging sensors for night vision, fire control systems and a variety of airborne weapons and guidance systems. Gross Sales about $150 million. Employs nearly 3,000 at Newport Beach facility. Key officers: Louis Heilig, V.P. and general manager; J. L. Dampman, con- troller; H. F. Hoesterey, Dir. advanced de- velopment operations. Fernando Valley quarters in 1958 and by the follow- ing year, the IO-building complex in Newport Beach was built. Heilig, like all division employes, likes to refer to the 200.acre Irvine Company.owned s ite bordered by J amobree Road. MacArthur Bouelvard and Ford Road as a campus. The division itself covers about half the site, with the buildings separated by grassy park·like areas dotted with trees. r " DURING THE aeros~ce..heyday, the division ·employed more than 6,000 people, but 4,000 of those were divided between awdllary faclllUes in Los Angeles and Anaheim. . .. · ":· _. When the slump hif a~pace, Aeronutronic s uffered along with other flnDS, dropping to a low of 1,700employes. Heilig says the division is definitely moving up and expects to have 3,000 employes by next year working on projects that will .cross the dlvis.lon about $150 million. The division produces tactical missiles, s maller devices with a shorter range than the Cruise m issile. THE TACTICAL missile is viewed as a de- fensive weapon. The Cruise missile is an offensive, long-range weapon, be explaned. Heilig says he believes the economic health or his firm is due to its emphasis on that particular kind of military hardware • He preducts an annual gross s ales increase or 12 percent in coming years despite continued cut- backs in new program development by the Defense Department. "Fewer and fewer really new systems are be- ing. brought into production," he said, nqting that the high cost of research and development bas led to a Defense Department pbllcy of emphasizing re. finementol existing weapons and hardware. American·made aircraft buy weapons systems for their planes from the division. "Of course these sales are made with the ap- proval of the Defense Department and the State Department," be commented, "and in some cases we have to get approval from Congress and the White House. · .. It slows up the sales and gives our overseas competitors an edge, but we think it's the right way todoiL" AMONG THE company's latest projects is a laser device used to aim small missiles. Tbe missile ·in essence "rides" the beam to its target. Aeronutronic dates from the boom days or aerospace. IL was orgaruzed in 1956 by a group of 30 scientists and engineers wider the name Systems i, Research Corp. .. .1 The corporation was absorbed by a subsidiary HEIUG SAYS there are plans to sublease the unused portions of the property, but no projects will be immediately forthcoming while the city works on a program for timing future developments to road improvements. IN ADDmON to making improvements to ex· isling products, Heilig said about 25 percent of the di vision's business comes from foreign sales. Heilig said the device which is effective for as long a distance as a man can see and falls into the non-consUJiler category that most of the division's products ao. Nearly everytfling produced is done under contract to exact specifications. One notable difierence is the division's FLIRs or thermal imaging sensors,. lFLIR stands for -of the Ford Motor Co., the Aeronulronic Systems ~ • Inc., a few months later. They operated out or a In the meantime, the division will be building another engineering plant, near the center of the ex· isling complex. He said more than 10 countries that are buying <See AERONUTRONIC, Page C7) ' small commercial building in Van Nuys. • ~ "I • I • I ~ I I . ACCORDING TO company officials, the name Aeronutronic was chosen because it reflected the primary fields in which the firm was operating-- aerodynamics, nuc leonics (applied nuclear physics> and electronics. Heilig says it will house about 500 people who are currently crammed into crowded quarters in existing buildings or who will be housed in tem· poraryfaclliUes to beerecledonthesite . Heilig says the division is currenUy housing more e mployes at the Newport Beach site than it ever has. Business Unit Blooming ' .. ~ I l • • 1 The division began moving out of lts San Firm Designs ' Own Success By THOM LECOQ Oltlll Deity ........... For a creative think tank. Design West has an unusually practical bent. The Irvine based firm, headed by founder Robert Fujoika, was de- signed that way. By LAURIE KASPER Ol•DellY,.... .... Although located in the midst of a bedroom community, Sad- dlebaclc College boasts a bmi· ness science division rivaling any other in the state community collegesystem. It bas the only word processing · center of its type in the nation. Its real estate section ls one of the largest in th~ state. And, it ls one of the few schools involved in a program cosponsored by the Small Business Administration. Q'S 24 full-tjl_lle and 250 part..· time lnstructori offer numerous sections of their 234 courses for about 25 percent of all the stu- dents enrolled at the college. Robert Fujioka, designed for creativity "We don 't measure ourselves," said Dr. Arthur Croisette, division dlreetor. But be added, "I probably d3 have a very large dlvislo"t com- parativelythinking." .. IN A SENSE, it pumped ln financial re· sources needed to build a eood bullnea," be • ., •. .. Samsonite wanted, believed in, good design work for their products. I w u able to provide the right atmoephere, en· vlronment and equip- ment that ls conducive to gooddesien.'' Design West came un- der the Beatrice Foods umbrella when Beatrice acquired Samsonite In 1973. "We have an obllaa- Alls ....... Sett • lt\ea ............... CIWASAS ·c_,.Y ESTATfS Private Pard~ate community. 93 Acres, sb\&le f aml)y 873-2817 I I ' I ~~-·· lion, morally, to serve Beatrice Foods' com- panies. but if. we're turned down, we can go out and Ditch a compet-ing firm.•• Additi.onally, he said:. the peo- ple in the community are action oriented. They want thlnp they can do. The firm just hired Selliftg anything with a Dally Pilot Classified Ad Is a simple matter ••• Just Call 6'2·5678. <SeeDE81GN.Pa1eC7) PUBLIC AUCllON Owners Ul health reqllires immediate sale TWO OIOTCE BEACHFRONT PROPBRTTES NEWPORT BEACH, cwr DELUXE FURNISQED DUPLEX-CORNER LOT WITH BEACH CO'ITAGE To be offered aeparateay and ln lta entirety SAT. SEPT. 17, 111'7 JP.Ill. 38 Seasbon Drive Newport Beach, Callt. Sale to be held llt the atte. . lnlpedlon: Sat. Sept. 10 throQlb Frtda1 Sept. 111· to A.II. to 1 ?.N. Each day, and prtor to aa etlmean~ 17. Four bedrtloml and two bath9 m tht lowtr level -two bedrooma and one bath on the aecood le•el. Sun deck, two car 1ara1•. Complete11 f11mlahtd tncl'*4l.&i1 all cooktn1 utn.Da.; dllbea. Unena. flatware etc. Lot aclJoln- lllf the~ ftMUUNI 25' x •' ~ eottaa• on thtlot. DUD1et waa -~ and c..aom Wit by U.. 1owr<ca. The quality of hit 1knlod era~p la evkteeetd ~· • T&alll: 1K .,_.. ....... Wlance upca .... , o( deed Pd ............ llU.: 8'i;.r wt1 be ~ulred to 8"'11111 nn--. p1at' to ....... Iii. .......... to.tmftiiiaa. Uoll fJl ....... 1"' ILB. tallit1·~ Slll1 LCll a. DOD1l OOOPDAftON llMftD J'Oll B1t0CKU•~CALLLWJUT&: l"OX AND AMlti ....... c..a. ... ...... Cd, ... 1('11)M1-'n0l ... ... Still' another reason for the division's success, the director said, is his staff. They have "super ideas," be explained. "My role is to see if we can't make the things happen that they want to see happen." HE SAID the F .A.S.T. <Full· .time Advancfld Student Training> class, which is cosponsored by the ·Small Business Administration, was proposed by Lee Eckert. one of his instructors who formerly was in the college's WOl'k ex· perienceprogram. This program combines three courses on business manage- ment with work experience so a student can earn up to 13 units in one day or two evenings a week. F.A.S.T. bas been popular. Croisette said, because there are so many small businesses in the area. "Unfortunately, no one in Orange County was doing a thing," be said. "Better than 90 percent of the buiiness in Orange County ls small businesses," he explained. .. We're really a momma and papa (business) county and, my God, they need help." Not too long ago, the college scheduled only a half-dozen real estate courses. Now, they have 61 sections of 22 different classes. Home economics also is a part ofthebusinesssciencedlvision. "It's a little far out when you think or early childhood educa- tion," Croisette admitted. But he noted that managing a child cant center and operating an interior desien business does require a business background. THE DMSION director saJd even parts of the more traditional secretarial science couraes at the college provide something "truly unique." Unlike those at other colleges, Croisette said, the typing laboratory is staffed with an instructor. Normally, be said, typing bu a "horrendous" dropout rate. But he believes part of that is because listening to tape.record~ lessons is "a.wry debumanizing thing." .... NEW Y()HK STOCKE CHANGE ~ •·t~k ~ uud Yeur' Hi~b .. Low. Clo e .... Al\IERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Sunday. S!ptllTlbet t1. 1fn DAILY PllDT AERONUTRONIC GROWING •.. CFro•PqtG) Forward Lookinl Inf rattd. > 1be devkes U.M dlffemsc. ht temperttUY'e to project • bladt nd wbtte pitture Oil 1 ll'ftall televtston .creen and were oriclnaJly prod~ fOf' nlsht use by the military. • llOWEVE&. Ol'llU uses have been found for the device. Many have betn purdwed by tM U. S. Forest Service for use ln dtUd.ln1 nres and fOf' aee-tna through heavy 1moke toftthtfirtS. A few have even been bouibt by Ule Alyesh Pipeline Strvfces Company whith hu mounted themonairpluatoauntheAJmaftpeHne. Hema. who hu beeD with the dMslon '°' 19 years, says he believes the ftnn bas a cood future In NewPOrt &each. '*-" He noted the flrm , 11 a buaintls enU\y and tta ,:"-,t': v. employesareacUvelnthrireommu.aity. 'I ~!. ~ Tbe firm'• manutmtd wu attracted to the 1 , !. ~ community bt' the chann ot tbe are1 and the proa-• 111 .... ~ . . -~ ~-..:rt. DESIGN FIRM. •• C"'"9 PqeCS> eastomm. a mutetiftc director to Tbe flrm his Jal woa do a prolessloaal Job ol a n a • a r d f r o m selllna Oeal1n West. Roblnaon'• for their "Before, ""' were furniture destias. The pustve Ca.bout marltet· award created a pro- in1>. But I found my blem that reveals a lot thought that we'd grow 1boutOeslgn West. by reputation was nOl "I'm trytne to con· · always true! Now we're vince Robinson's that tf l looktn1 at what in-acttpl the award, it'll duatrlet we want to have to be f« Destin serve rather than beat· West. not for me, Robert lng the bulbes for new F'\ljiolta." l -. . . --..,,. ........ DAILY PILOT Sunda S. tember t 1 1977 he's Done In jby Denim .th •;RMA BOMB~CK I thank I'm aare an Illy· inic. that I h•\.41 dt'V<>tl'd I he l.t!ll I~ 'l'l'U(~ 11( my hh• h•Jt'•n' I\(• hruni.. '•ro . 1 .1 \ t'lt•d 't•m , put c ht-d ""' blt<achc.-d 't m •of tl'llrd m. 101l"d em, •nd vound((t the wrinkles tn to ~ubm1 ton C<>01>C'd up 111 .i ullht~ room wllh rwthtn~ but J•.:1n1 tor thMI I ll 11 .: I' i1 n m .i k (• y o u 'l ran~t· 'If \ou .i..'k nw, I ~u•d tu rm husband. "Jean~ h.1 \.t' ~ottt•n out of hand rht•\"rt' all unybudy wt•ur., anymnrl' . "\\'hut '' the· mutter Wtlh that ) · 1 rl'ud the other day wht•rt o thruu1h t•eremony u1wn " AT WIT'S END bride "1!'nt hor •nlirc with her fly · You c~a1uct·rult.1 ·• "I DO NOT OJI .iai"erutt'. I w ent with your cJUullhtcr tht· oth(\r dtty to unu ot lhust• plucCJ with wutJ.to· wull. C'l'lllnll to-floor JCllna. l wwa the only one an the entire store with it bk trt. J lOOktid like a chair. Somoone lrted lo l)Ut U wad o( bubble gum on my knee. .. Why art.> you buying more Jeani. ., • · I asked her .. For once, why don t ) ou buy a nice wrap-around i.kirt and a T l>h1rt with a little ::.wcater knotted around your neck like Marlo Thomru,'! Aren't you sick and tired of i.ounding like N w York where you DC• tuully Ile down on u car bed undur • mirrored ee'11n1 atnd three ~ulwpeoplo 11p you into your k1mb" Aceordm..: to thf'm your t')'tlK should bu1l(U when you put tht:m on·· "Tho flit hu,; tu go i.<>riwvlace ," he it aid log1c1dly. "You haven't hcud the worst of 1t. Our d uughll!r came out or the filling room, flung her Jt!ans al m(• and suid, 'Mom, you'll huve lo shrink 'cm two inches in lhc wu11>lband, three inches tn lhe hips and fou.r incheti off each le~. Then, np out the pocket, lake out the hems and fray lhe legs so they'll drug on the ground. wash them.Jis times just lo sortefi"em up and blt:ach them· for 15 minutes in the seat.'' "Why are you buying them?" I asked tiredly . "Because," i.he said. "They're perfect!" Pharaoh Profiled On 'World' you're trying to start a -----------------------11 fire without matc hes everytime you walk across the floor? IC you donc't want to consider me, t hink of your grandmother who asked me Just the other day if we couJdn't chip in and buy you a pair of legs." · · F'arouk Last of the Pharaohs," u documen- tary on the life of the las t king of Egypt whose name became sy non y mous with avar ice and gl uttony, airs as part of the "Real World" documentary series Friday, Sept. 16 at 9 p.m .. on KCET, Chan· nel28. The British film, writ- ten, directed and pro- duced by Peter Batty, begins in April, 1936, when Farouk came to Egypt's throne at age 16, idolized by his people. Egypt's last king was finally brought down by a scandal. "LOOK MOM," said our daughter. "I'm an in- dividuaJ person. When I dress I wanl to be uni- que . Don't you un- derstand'! r want lo be me." "She said this s ur- rounded by 25.000 pairs of jeans all alike. I 'm worried." J said to my husband. "If jeans get an y lighter ... do you know there's a place in· J:OO & 7:)0 . .t"' . TDDAT'S CllSSIDID PVZZLB ACROSS 79 Farm 152 Mature Lahn 101 Serene slructure 154 Female 39 Swanky 102Polnled I Lover 80 Appellatton ruff 40Symbol arch 6 Garret 82Hame11n 155 Forward lor 103 "Never 11 Bungle pest 156 One or lulec1um more" 16 Thin 83 Alrican any 42G1rl's bird cracker desert 157 Corolla name 104 General 21 Social 85 PC(!Od in leaf 44 Yellow dlfectton level hie I 59 Egyplran earth 106 School 22 Clinging 87 Army soul 46 Norse groupa 1nsec1 t>ed 160 Contained explorer 108 ltQuld 23Convex 88Slams by 48 Japane.s• fuel molding 900bsole1e 161 Gallium CllU<Cll 109 Wandering :?4 Chalcedony 91 lnd1v1dual symbol 50 Fem1m'1e aimlessly 25 Attending 92 Decay 163 Thorougnlare 11t1e 11 2 Zenith 260rall 93Golly1 abbr 51 Tha1girt 113Kings anima• 9<1 Lelluce 164 Wun 53 Trllwl Frencn l 7 AHernoon 95Cor'1ereo bowl tine 115 Basque abbr 98 Foot 166 Praises 55 None CIP 28D1graph lever 167 Ep1s0de 56 lntotarant 116 Rough 29 More 100Cut 169Vllal person I 18 Sullrce uncommon down 171Wear 5 7 Irregular I 19 Midwestern JO Syntrietic IOt Auto away 58 More state langu11ge shelter I 72 Skip unpleasant t 20 Novel by J I Informal 105 Mako over 60 Deserve Zola greeting well 173 Long· 62Come 1 22 lJncooked 32Chess 106S1tce tagged lorth 1 23 OomoSlrc pieces 107 Light 174 Postal 64 Jew1st1 lowt 34 Stumble beer stamp month 126 Beat over 109 Spar 65Sma11 back 36 A11reeablc 110P1ketlke DOWN drops 128 Floccld 38 Peels fish 66 Uncanny I JO "Three-40Table It I Skyward 68R1pped bagger' suppor1 1 I 2 Communion t Rascal 69 Speck 132Ever. • 4~ Goad I able 2 Dilute 71 Soup r.,et1c 43 Aware slang 114 Forest 3Whrle vegetables 134 QU18tle Jiod 4 Jaoane1e 73Senate 135 tnve&ffgate 45111 t t 5 udo admiral messenger 13601 tha mannered emblem 5 The 75 Priest's moon 47 Nothing 116Split to11ow1ng vestment 137 And 48Revolvo t 17 O~or's 6 Mountainous 79"Combo" Lahn 49Accuso re edy 7 Allurement 80Absolute 139 Perfect 52 Dummy 1 21 P1orc1ng 8 Music 81 An1uous U 1 Cavalry whist cry note 83Pa'1t sword 54 Sand h111 123 Retuge 9 Sacred 84 Glacial 144 Land 56 Look out' t 24 Btosaoms image ndge measure 59Tlloae 125 Preverrcator IOSeat 86 Yule 145 Malle people 127 Work tor t 1 Ennui song cloth 61 "Gooey" mud 128Myth 120erm 87 FoOd fish 146 Mechanical 1 29 Occ1den1 cells 89 Unused bar 63 ServtCl' , 31 Large 1JSwe<11sn 90Harbor 148 Brltrah SIBll<>n knife ta rm 92Sell princus 870oll 133 Marriage 14 Sootless drreclly 149Small club!. ceremony 1 5 AbOminable 94Film case 68Layered 1 35 Supplrcatron 16Armed olayers t5! 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S4'0·05t4 • •STAR WARS" lrGI A "TENTACLES• IPGt y "4 UJDGI TOO FAI'" "KENTUCKY RIB> MOVJf" llU "ICINTVCKT Niii> MOYll" Cit "H»PY HOOUlt GOH TO WASffttofGTOM" llt •JOY IUDI" Ill MRKA.L CHAnH: W41«JHG TAU" IN! "llUJCD. Jllilll" THEATRES-ORANGE CO S81111 CfTIZDIS SUI SO. COAST PLAZA J4 IO .. ~ttl St. S4Ull I 1pttrMl~IK '"THI! SPY WHO LOVED MF' CPGt DU.'1'1 l1lt-i:h k16.hO•fJlt S . COAST LAZA J4IU1"ltl S4 St• 1111 lllOU•rltG '\.OVE & DEA TH .. DAILT1.,._,_.I.,_ .. ROCKY .. (NJ ,,........,. COAST PLAZA .. -. ' • • • ,. •i..• lrtdde •Deq' J acquchne Bisset prepares for a dive in "The Making of ·'The Deep,· " an hour-long special ·to be shown at 8 o'clock tonight on Channel 2 .. The show co-star !> Nick Nolte and tells how the horror film 'T h e Deep' was created. «";> fit~ kl fJA'>tlll!V \1'1111 l• r&>I IA:>IJc:hill'li"" l C~W tw.: LA M lllAOA 4 • l.AICEWOOD 4 WAUli Ill IAllOAIN '*~ 11.10 lllONOAY""" IATllllOAY ll~-.. ~rtl IMO<• S'OO l.A lillllADA 4 ONl Y MlllDAYI 'HOUOAYI 1no to~ -··-~··-'"' SPY WMO LOYID Ml INI l'\US OIANO nun AUTOINI IOUY. NO •.UUS IOY KMll I THI SOIQlH l'\US HNflCLIS fllOI IO IVI-e fOlllUT TUCllH """' a.am•-WAUCING TAI.Lei) l'\UI ..._ __ .J TOWN \'MAT DllAOll IUNDOWN (I ) • "What we have here ts a total lack of respect for the law!" ~ Burt Reynolds "Smokey.,..."" Bandit" Sally Field Jerry Reed . .i .Jackie Gleason 1. ""I • • 1 J Scr~.ry by JAM~S 11.r R/\Hfl[ I I ,jfl,f UIAHt I ' ,f11 l k & ALAN MANll(L · Stoiy byttAL NlfOllAM .'!. HlltlltlT l LH v -~-·- ,,/; SADOl! SAC~ l ~ Pl A IA no Jl:HllV RLLIJ ll11e1 fl•rl by HAL Nl LOllAM El'MLBCHG . ••• " .• -. . Sunda Seplemblir l 1 19n DAIL 'Y PILOT . New Broadway Shows Aim at Boom Year Ratings Battle ,.. r- Begins'. .. ~- NEW YORK 1\I'1 Th cur t•lll'\ ts. •bout In .:11 up on Bro dw11y 'b nt'"' t·uhon of pro ducuons <'unl4Pl<'llt>U'> "' c J(t1lifon old11•1. t11r PC'dt>rm1·r,, bo11uH 1tt• au ( hor' 11 n d I U., t u f t•w "MiH Mar11rldu'1 Wu y," Am· buaador A 1u mmer o ff· Hroadwu.v hit Mbout an eccentric • ~· h ool l NtC h•r. w Ith Estelle f usonatn 11010 lour de force "E11tr1lda." M "lea lie A By J ERRY BUCK A,Telewt.._W,..._ LOS ANGELES -Perhaps tbe most positive sjgn of television's new season ls tbat, unlike past years, no one 1s saying it is "the worst season in 20 years." · But that may be only because scheduling sleight of hand has left everyone dizzy. NBC has made more changes than the housemaids at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where TV executives are wont to ponder their next move over a martin1 In the Polo Lounge. sm 11l•·1n..'I of frt.·utH l' novelty E' l'll Carol C'hunn1n1tit i. ••'lh•Y 1n~· b.u k 1n · flc•llo, I>ollr'" 'ftw lop 1 lahr h•l nwl(n frum Annt> BMncro(t, ln It rare H1ulto apJwar .mrt• t > En1l•nd ·io I > 1111 Rl.'d3rJ\<f', from Vfrtor'8<1r~1 to J .... on Hot>.mh M ,1x von S} 1low com~ from !>we>dt'n for Mam Slt'm dehut. Tt!d Knttihl from tt!lcv1:.1on for ditto Ru .. l1t n 1>otpourr for three wl'eki. 1nclud1n1 pop music, Uol11hol duncen and Mo:1cow Cirruo acri&llsts. "Tdrtucte. ", Clrl'le in the Square Mollere 's saline C'IU'!l!IC with John Wood, Tammy G11111cs und Mildred Dunnock Since ABC look the rallngs crown from CBS a year ago, the competition a m ong the three networks has been fierce. Keep your fingers j crossed. The viewer may be the winner. THE RF.PRIS!!: of pa'>t hits :.trctchett from hippie era !lair · lo the quaint chill er" Dracula ~·or seeker!> or somethmg d1f ferent there will be s hows Cibout modem brctel's Golda Meir and JO(' Jent Ef;typt s Queen Nef1:rt.tl1. The 20 1>rt'micre'> now S('heduled before the :.ea:.on mid- point of New Yeur's clo-.cly fit the proclul'l1on p<1llern th<Jt hall· ed a boxoff1cc :,kid two :.cusons ai.:o and has i,1g n1fac<1ntly upped both gross n :reipts and allt'n· dt1nce 1n the com m l·rc1al playhouse:-.. 8ecausl' a score of i.hows already running i.u rv1ved lhe hot m onths. fcv.cr theaters than usual have bt·cn available for niwcomer~ As a result, :-.everal hopefuls are stretching tryout tours. Herc, 1n plann ed premiere schedule always sub1ecl lo sudden r«.'vis1on are the Uf>· C'oming r1val:s in the glamor- g 1 it t c r -~lo ry Broadway swcep:stahs: SEPTEMBER "flair," at the H1ltmore -An updat<.'<l version of youthful re- brllion, again directed by Tom O'llorgan. "Man of La ,\llanch.J," at the P'alace 11.1thard Kiley aguin s1ng1ng ''The Impossible Dream" tor .1 scheduled 12 week~ O<'TOBER "Victor Uorge," lm1>erial The veter,m l>an1:.h JeStt!r doing hb <me·m<An music -com edy stunts for four weeks after a H1alto ab6eoce of 12 years "The Gm Game," Golden Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy m ii new drama llboul e lderly ego conflict. "The Ni&hl of the Tri bades." Bayes -Another battle of the sexes. bas ed on August' Strindberg's life and performed by Mux von Sydow, Bibi An· derssoo und Eileen Atkins. ''Dracula," Beck -Frank Langella exhumes the bloody :.talker of Bram Stoker's chiller. "SOME OF My Best Friends," l.ongllcre -Comedy about a chap who fantasizes everyday life. our hero being Mary Tyler Moore's ex-sidekick, Ted Knight "The Act," MaJest1c Liza M1nnelli and Barry Ncli,on 1n a musical about a frus trated llollywood actr ess. "An Almost Perfect Pe rson," Belasco -Colleen Dewhurst tries her hand at political com- e dy in a show that 1s the directing debut of Zoe Cal dwell. "Absent Friends," which h opes to arrive somewhere. somellme during October -- Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach top Alan Ayckbourn comedy a bout three couples' marital pro- blems. NOVE MBE R "Golda," Morosco -Orama based on the autobiography of Golda Meir with Anne Bancroft STARSIN ' LOA' Actress Ann ~ncroft as the Israeli lead. "The Merchai Im penal Arnold Wesl,(er d into some of the source t e r i•ll of Shakespeu.re's " Merchant of Venice" for ano r conn•pt or Shylock. Two other Nov•ber hopcfub. with no place or ~ set arc "Nefertiti," <i 1us1cal about the legendary he'y who barged around the Nile aous and )'Cars before Cleopatr<i#nd "Th<' Con- firmation," a pht1 bout a lo" t!r- middle-class J e\\h family .~tar ring Herschel Bwrd1 DE<:E J ER "Chapter Twojat the O'Neill Neil Simon's ~obiographu:al comedy about sef1d marnugt•1 "Samt Joan,'C1rcle 1n ttie Square -Lynn klgrave enacts the herome of )rnard Shaw's drama. .. A Touch ofhc Poet," no theater set -->0se Quintero directs Jason ibards, Kute Re id and Milo .,hea in one of EugeneO'Ne11l'.vilight works. There's no letttn the produc- tion pace in<lica~ for the second half of the seasocAmong others , Miss Channing~ue soo. n after Jan. 1 in "He Dolly!;" Dan Dailey is m ed 1n with "Spotlight," th$lga of a song· and-dance mat and Sammy Davis should belong in an up- dated "St.op the \lrld." Cancer Wins Recognitif n BySYDNEYOMARR MONDAY, SEPTE MBER 13 ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19 ) Give full play to your qualities or independence. daring, ploneer · spirit You overcome obstacles, s hake up "Establishment" and possibly get a new deal for yourself. . TAUR US (April 20-May 20): Follow through on program which aids in building a more secure future. Accent on creativity. GEMI NI (May 21-June 20 ): You get answers, rceognition -your capabilities are not- ed and you could be "wined and dined.•• CANCER (June 21-July 22l: Individual who makes many claim s is trying for your attention. Don't be overly cr1t1cal. but avoid being gullible . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 > Be analytical. esptt1ally where possessions. finances are con- cerned Gemini, Virgo and Sagittarius Cit into your scenario VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Cycle is high - what ~ccms a threat is made of tinsel, eggshells. Means you can s mash your way clear of any ob· stacles. UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms, in· terpret meanings, discover why you are here - see clearly, minus a ura of wishful thinking. • 11\••~of . J•OI I c .. ,, N .. , c ..... *'..., . -......... ,, 1 • ROBDlrROH'ORO ROBrRT MAW rPG1 Tnl&TIN6 f\111' 1"Hf OTHH SIDE Of THI MOUWTA IH" l ~ .... "'-... ,..... ....... 111 t ..... ~c..-· .. 1 .... , ... , -.# I "Buford Pusser .•. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. In the DAILY PILOT Now there was a man!" SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): G1house m or- der Be organized Accept hallengc. responsibility SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22-Dec21>. f'1n1i;b proJect Don't linger Draw line fl cutting off point Yoo need not ca rry burden ntightly your own CAPRICORN <Dec 22-Jan )9) Long. distance eommunication sets tonfdetermines pace Good Moon as pect erects "second chance" situation AQUARIUS <Jan !W·Feb 18)Count your change, allot funds time em~ns Means maintain control Leaving ke)' pols to others would be an error PISCES <Feb 19-March 20) 1e a ware of contracts, contacts, public relatiot legal mat- ters, marital status Go slow Be fle~te Its the BIGGESl Its the BE Andl-E-Y. Its BOND. iWnng BARBARA BACH and CURT JURS a "Sbom1>e1f Productd by ALBERT R BROCCOLI . 01recte6 EWlS GllBERT SclW\C)lly by CHRISTOPHER WOOD ' RIC 0 MAlBAUM [PGj llU$1C by lWMll IWltlSCH • f11tned m PAHAVI U...~Amala NOW PLAYING wtSTllM'ITEA OflANOt 134·2S5S LIA TWltl A" lt)·lJOS c,,_,. NIAHElt llQIOH Btoololursl m ...... , e-c11c V•P COITA UH A t4M Sol#I Coast 5*2711 ORANGl -Sladll.ffl01 WAGS SAY this m ay be Liie first season in which the networks interrupt the movies, specials and mi111-scnes for un occas1onal regular ptogram. Despite: the emph asis on event progra111ming. particularly by NBC, the m eat and potatoes re mains lht-re~ular series. ·Among th•m. the networks arc offering 22 new s hows. Two AHC shows have switched networks. "81001c Woman" to NBC and "The Tony Randall Show" to CUS, and two NBC series have undergone m <iJOr chan~es "Sanford and Son," minus Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson, has become "Sanford Arms," and young Gabriel Melgar replaces the late Freddie Prinzt: on "Chico and the Man ." Thl· big emphasis 1s on escapism and corned}. with some of the drama and adventure s hows look mg tor a laugh l'<ine or the new shows arc com · t•dics. including showcases for Redd Foxx and Il1chard Pryor AT THE STARTING gate, the likehest hits of LhC' year arc heuded by Mary Tyler Moore alumni "The lklty White Show" on CBS looks like it will be tbl· h1gsit•st romcdy sen-.ation On the dramatic side. "Lou Grant'' has the look of a winner It's a one hour newspaper drama lO \\ h1ch Edward Asner continues the tough-tender character from the Moore show in a pleasing mix- ture: or drama and com edy. AB(''s "So«p" is the hands-down winner as the most controversial s how. This sexually oriented show ha:. been drawing fire from r eligious groups ull summer NRC's "Wonderful World of Disney" expands to two hours this year, with some o f the top Disney FROM MTM TO OWN SHOW New Serles Star Betty White "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "THE SORCERER" (PG) "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" "THE STING'' (PG} "NEW YORK. NEw YORt(" (PG} "RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER" ''FANTASIA" (G) '<A BR1DGE TOO FAR" "MARCH OR DIE" (PG) "ONE ON ONE'' {PG) "llFEGU~RO" ~ll!lillil-!llilifl!l'WI!... ....---~~~ l QUICK QUIPS IN 'CARTER COUNTRY' Vlctor French (Left) and Kene Holliday . box-office mO\ ies plus a number made espec1a!ly fur the sen cs. c BESIDES D1snc> overall thl'rc's an expansion 1 of tamJly programming. CBS adds '"l1le F1tzpatnr ks" and NBC adds "Mulligan's Stew." In.-i addition. NBC has a family Westt!rn, "The Oreg_on , . Trail • For pure· fantasy "Th(' Man from AUanlls "( .rnd "Wonder Woman · JOlll "The Six M1lhon Dollar > Man" and "Bionic Woman " . 1\ look al the new scrl\'~. SUNOAY ON ()Uq OWN ~ .. 11\rm\lronQ '°"Cl Lynt'hf' .:;,,,..,,. .,,. two t1re .0 11 v,-'1tS1nococ>vwntN' m th1\<onu•oy Y'lfff'\ Thrir'iftl'w '' trom °'"t>c>t1om,•nd lt\to'f''"' •rUIOV\ H) t>lt'4H! dtld tonl)Uied Vrrtcn.tl W vl•r w Ult ttwtr cah" * •• mtrcial> CB!> ICNnnel 11 ~ JO·• P :o.,.DAY 'I SAN PE ORO BUMS BQy• wlll l>P bOy~ itOd '" "'" ,..., .. 1~~ re 6'~•Y• .,, • ~J of trout>ft TtwJ ' oum~ 111r~ • Yf' Oudattt wno l1¥f" •no •or" •ne play on tr.e w.iertront In Sii!\ Peclro. O<t.ad f.no KRl•uPOt•ICI ll\8C IC'h<lnMI '],' om YOUNG 011\N'L 800NE Rick Mc>w$ ,.., In 11111 lal"I v''"'"'" o( I,,..'. 'dmou\ ou100Gr.,...•n tl\h lllne '" • vouno....., HplO<lnQ tM Cumber!'°"' c.-11 ~ Jc>Ypl! lho•""" pltys 1111 trevellno comp.tn-. • 11 vur-olcHrN> tromLonclarl Slnctlylo<-•CH ~Sl'lpm THE BETTY WHITE SHOW e.nv Wlllte i•. "''"'· ou11p0Un •<•• ... wt\o landi "'TV \er4•\ •~ "Uncterco._er Wom41' ., tor a thoW wlthltt• ""'°""' Hftr "'"'<tor" her torm..-""'""nd pln'-t by JOhn Hlll~mM lo e«rl>I< pe11tc loun -l>Mt trlef>CI 1\ Georg•• En911I, • 1~11-gr..oue .. ol "TM M•ry TY~ ' , MooreShow." lool<t llU •hit CBS•·• :IOo.m • llAFFEATY P.trk• M<G-.n1Janwd1u• me•f"'l<i. 1ne1>•11hD'IPftlo1 1 H•\ >worn-ml~.,., (le•ln •nCI lll~s. bill n•s beel•l<le manner It IOUQft.,CI • al>r•SIW ,<Nybe too abra>1v~ (8<; 10 ti 0 m ...._ TUCSOAY SOAP A •lNmv comlldv a• \ul>urbdn "°"· will'I wmetn1no toolt~nCI •Y41•V Of'\.,. It'\ ttw ''°"~of t.o f41m11te\, Md °'1f"" mothifor doif1 •lot ot \twr1ftt--fter / 1 10.er w•tn ner CNUQnter eno ""' ctotl>n ''""' rwr ,,..,,ntllle '-On ABC t:to-tO 1 "m THF FITZPATlllCK>; A <Ontemoarary comt'dv d•MTI• Raul. blllt'<ol· ••r In~ C•IAOh< 'dft'\•IV fP\~\f ··'l..'1'0 4rnonq ttwom"t-tvn end M.r•oe ,.....,_,, tlUOVQf\ ,\A((t time~ b@rt t<.1 otmt'I .tnd M1.tr1c ltt1r~ (O'\telto•r~ tne 1)41re-nt,. 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AltC 9 '°~~ETTI ANO RYAN H•rt'\ not or.e l>Ut two bfllllent 1-t~ ••-Me •lw.tv• d•fhcult •fl<I b'1arr• It maluK lor ,omedy -Gr-• ri · ~ ....... Tony ROl)trt -rtt\Wlth \hy torr ... , <OP Squl .... Fr!Oe4t NllC 10-11 P.m REDO FOXX -TIW empn•\I~ 1,onconwoye1 R-Fo•x~m "S.... lord aflCI Son" tor hi\ -n v.trietr •l!Ow. His unpred>clal>llfty <Md IMd '"" 'now Into some unusu•I aren. AOC t~ 11 o m. FRIDAY WONDER WOMAK-n..1~ry prlnceu of Pll•ed•se t.i.nct, P'•red bv Lyn.S.. Co11rter, \wtl<llH Mlwork~ •nd '11DDts _..,In tl"le JO YH" 10 tilt 1 preoent 11 P<""loll\ly .,., • -.r ... sof 'll«l•uonAllC. trt• We-ntr C<MIM• .. ,.,,L%":~~~w~'· c:s,~,~~1~c seriesw...,re me mu$t end •l 30 llllrtr•Cll ' c;,.90rv Herrl..,.,, unwllllno to ,.,.., In •' on ll>e run, wllll pretty ... .,,.,, M~"''"' dflCl andrOid Oon•ld Moffett. C<>od \PKI .. tHt< It. COSt-10 Pm. • 1 SATUllt>A'I' J ~• OPERATION PETTICOAT ·--n.e WO<ld W•r II subm.,lnt I\ pint( • .,., •ooar~"'~ """Army nurws. 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Smelter Stacks In Background • i • # ' • I' • CRUISING THE LAKE Biggest Dead Sea or 'Rising ~NEW YOHK IAP> Thirteen rsons -including entertainers hnny Cush and Danny Thomas have been named recipients of e 30th annual Horatio Alger wards for people who rose to luccess from humble b~ginnings ~The awards are named for the th century author of books for oungsters in which the hero ecom«.>S successful through self· teliance and hard work TllE AWARDS, SPONSORED \y the American Schools and ;oUeges Association, will be pre· tlll1ed al a dinner Sept. 16 al the Plaza Hotel in New York·area recipients are Ut Stafford Pule, author, lee· rer and wife of the Rev. orman Vincent Peale: Georee • Kneeland, chairman or the St. egia Paper Co.: Davld J. ab()ll'y. head of the Norton fn on conclomerate, and L . orner Surbeck, an attorney and nJior pariner of Hu1h11, H\lb-.-d & Reed. Utah's Salt Lake: Hub of Pollution Or Tourist Resort? SALT LAKE CITY (AP> -Smoke spews from copper smelting plants, a smell Ii kc rotten eggs drifts in from a fertlUier factory and millions of brlne fh es swarm lhe beach at Great Salt Lake .. But Utah has hopes for rejuvenating tourism al the worJd's big· ~est dead sea. Stale planners 47nvlsion a monorail, heliport, trade bazaur, w~terfront eafos. h1gh-n se hotel, health spa, off.road vehicle park, manna and much more around the940-square·mile lake. TH ERE ONCI·. WERE SEVERAL R ESORTS along the beach. including Saltair. an umuscmcnt park with a giant rollercoaster and <1n indoor dance h<•ll that was host to the Camous big bands. Today, only an A·frame snack bar and curio shop serve visitors. Still. 1.3 million pl·Oplc visited the lakl! last year. The only place in Utah attracting more tourists was the Mormon Temple Square in Salt Lake City . from four to nine limes saltier ~ ~ .. /'C'r Great Salt Lake, ranging [ J than the ocean. 1~ a l'emnant .I. .IVI.,, ljLJ of prehistoric Lake 13on· neville, a 1,000-foot·dcep body · of fresh water that covcn·rl mo~t of Utuh ancl parts of Idaho und Ncv3da WITH TIU: R ETREAT O•' THE Ice Age, the water level dropped to a ma:-..1mum of 40 feet and the Jake became a dead sea fed by m~nerub ;ind salts from mountain streams. Its only outlet i~ evapor ation Few lake v1s1tor~ s wim in the salty water, famous for it!. buoyancy. The water is less than waist-deep several hundred yards out. Most people wade about or he back and fl oat with head hands knHS and feet sticking out of the water. ' · There have been no recorded drownings. A person standing in waler over his head will float at about the shoulder line. JOHN SILVER, CONCF:SSION OPERATOR at Silver Sands Beach, said tourists frequently complain about the s moke from Ken- necott Copper Corp. 's smelter stacks across U.S. 40 from the beach. Silver Sands is one of only two developed beaches on the 7S·mile-long lake. Silver said the m illions of brine flies that swarm under tourists· feet are an annoyance. although they don't blte or sting. The only living thing in the lake· is the %-inch brine shrill')p harvested com· mercially for fish food . ' Fumes from Stauffer Chemical Company's nearby fertilizer plant drift over the beach at times. SILVER, HIS FATHER AND BROTHER also operate a marina'. with 2~ boat slips. Winds on the lake average 10 knots an hour, Silver said. making the lake popular for saillng. He said powerboat enthusiasts avoid the lake because of its corrosive waters. And the h ard water scares away all but foolhardy water :.kiers he said. The closest sailing destination is AnteloPe Island 15 miles or a half-day's trip. Antelope is one of 10 islands in the lake~ Despite the annoyance of smoke, fumes and brine flies, Silver said he grossed $500,000 last year from the sale of hamburgers soft drinks, curios and sailboats. ' DOZENS OF PRIVATE INTERESTS AND county state and federal agencies have a hand in management of lhe lak~ and its re- sou_rces. Its dissolved mineral content, retrieved by several f\rms is estimated in the billions of dollars. ' A drawback to new recreational development is the lack of permanent water and sewer lines to the south shore Currently all water must be trucked in and all sewage hauled out. · ' Last month, Utah's legislature appropriated $208 000 for a tem· porary water hookup to a municipal water tank slx maiea away. But state planners say private developer& won 't slnk any money into lake developments until a permanent sewer and waler connection can be made to Salt Lake City at a cost of about $2 million. ' EAR~ KOHLER, HEAD OF PARK develo.,ment, said oUiClab will ask the legislature next year for $5.5 million and the federal gov· ernment for $3 mJIUon to begin development. Development at first wm Include utility hookups the dredging of the lake bottom at Sliver Sands to control the lakes '1evel and con. strucUon or a visitors center. . . The next phase in development. to begin in about five )'ears, en· v1s1ons private construction ot a larger marina, hotels and restaurants and perhaps a shoppin1 mall. The atatewould conttrutt a large parking lot and maybe camp1round1. LATER PLANS ANTICIPATE MORE 1wlmmln1 pooll matbe a dance b all and heliPOtt and a monorail to run vialtora betw._ the f,a rkfng lot. marina and beach areu. Planners also envtslon rettot· n1 an e>pen·car railroad to nan between Silver Sandi UM m anna Antelope Isl and and Salt Lake CJty. ' ' Besides promotln1 tourism, a p art of the effort wbUM be ao •t· tract Utab residents who once nocted to S~teir •Dd OU.r lall•hle 1'9!0ria by the thouaaftds. The l11t attrac"9n for ....adetl wu • nJ1htUme dinner crut1e on a 57-foot boat -• v.nturt 8'Ytta IP '8 1175. • K e eping Busy Star Pursues Many Trails NEW YORK (A.P> -The paa1lng years have been kind to the sun-crinkled face, but not because Roy Rogers hu been "1tine il easy. He'a been galloping down a number of happy trails -many or them prorltable~ Rogens. at 65, is "keeping busy doing the things I like to do." He still appears periodically on television, ati rodeo• and state falni. He was at the Ore.nae County, Calif.fair this surnmei:. · HE P RESIDES AT OPENINGS OF new Roy Rosen FamJly Restaurants, hunts quail and 'coons with relish, iµld two years ago made bis 88th mot.ion picture. "Mackintosh and T.J ." is the story or a roam· ing bronco buster who , , meets up with a home-« less boy. Rogers says he . plays "an older Roy Rogers" in.the picture. hia firstin20 years. "I liked it because it's a family-type pie· lure and we're running real short of those these days," Rogers said at a news conference called to trumpet the movie's release this fall in the Northeast. Like the palomino • stallion he rode through three .generations of ROG~""ERS s hoot-em-up cowboy movies, Roy Rogers is well-preserved. Trigger, who passed away in 1965. has been _mounted -"I don't hke the word 'stuffed.' It doesn'l 11ound good," Rogers says -and stands now in the Roy Rogers Museum in Victorv1lle. THE 5-FOOT, 9·JNCH ENTREPRENEUR still dresses the cowboy role: A string tie, shiny brown boots with one-inch heels, a white cowboy hat. And a gold saddle·shaped ring sprinkled with tiny diamonds sparkles on his left band. The clean-toothed smile that pulls the eyes into a creased squint is familiar, and so is the gravelly voice that drawls. "( jcs' keep busy doin ' what l want to do. But there are dates every month that nobody touches, because then l'ms:oin' huntin ·. ·· Between hunts. Rogers officiates al openings or Roy Rogers Family Restaurants, a chain operated by Marriott. There are more than 200 of the restaurants now. counting those in West CaldweU, N . J .; Philadelphia, llaltimore and Washington that Rogers just opened. DALE EVANS, MEANWHILE, HAS been cranking out books. She 1s touring to promote her 17th. Rogers says, about child abuse. The couple were honored by lhe National Film Society, Inc .. this yeur with a "Humanitarian Award " AJso udornmg the Apple Valley home is the 1977 USO Liberty Bl!ll Award ;md the Kiwanis "Decency Award,'0 given to honor "their long careers in en· tcrtainment characterized by wholesomeness and decency ·· ROGERS'S PROMOTIONAL STAFF says that consumers have spent more than $1 million on Roy Rogers products s ince he starred in "Under Western Stars" in 1938, but Rogers declines to say how much he is worth. "Well," he grins, "let's just say 1 ·m not worried about eating." APWl,. ..... lo C.0.-.nder Robert C h ar J es Smith , 58, from Spnngbill. LCJ , \\as e lected AmC'ric:<.in L egio n s national •c:omman<if>r Changes In Meals Studied WASHINGTON CP ) Th<' Agriculture Depart- ment is considering <1 c ha ngl' in the school breakfast program this year. dropping "formulated gn.un-fruit products." These gla-,;ed doughnuts or cakes are made out of regular in· gredients, but fortified with extra nutrients. T H EY WE R E In· troduced three years ago t o s implify t h e breakfasts. which trad1· t1onally have consisted of milk, bread or cereal and juice. The formulated pro· ducts are supposed to take the place or every lhrng but theo milk to ease preparation pro· blems ill schools without cafeterias. T H EY HAVE been controvt•rsial trom the s tart. Nutritionists s<.11d they had too much sugar and fat T h l' A g r 1 t u I I u r l' Department propo:.al 1-. subject to publit com mcut w1t1l Sept. 26. Ill lerested persons should write to the Director. ChJld Nutrition Division, F ood and Nutrition Service, U.S. Deparl- ment of Agriculture, Washington. D.C .. 20250 You Can't USDA Board8' Scuttled . W ASl!JNGTON' (AP -More than two-thJrd of the' Agricultur4' Department's 110 ad~ vis~ committees whictf existed when the Carter adtnlni&lration came in· to octice Jan. 20 have been abolished. Deputy Secretary John White ordered 58 or therd disconUnued recently. Earlier, Agricul tu r~ Secretary Bob Bergland l>CUltled 17. TRIS LEAVES 35 com• m1ttees and White said .. s teps are under way" t~ weed oijt some of those The latest committe~ to be canceled included .\ 1 h vestock grazing ad. visor~ boards in in: dlvidual national forests. The retnalnlng 11 to ex .. pi re included: NATIONAL Advisory Committee on Safety in Agriculture; Perishable Agricultura l Com. moditlcs Act-Industry Advisory Group; Na· t1onal Consumer Ad- visory Committee; Cat· tie Industry Advisory CoQlmlltec; Advisory Committee on Poultry Health: and the Ad· visory Com m ittee on Re~ulalory Programs. ALSO, THE Citizen• Advisory Committee on Civil Rights: Animal and Plant Health luspectio'l Service Advisory Com- mittee: Public Advisory Committee on Soil and. Water Conservation; AdJ v1sory Committee for lh~ U.S . Meat AnilJla l Research Center; and the Oregon Dunes Na· tional Recreation Area Advisory Council. ALSO, THE Joint Ad• v1sory Committee on Agricultural Statistics: the Condor Advisory Committee; Forest Pest Hesearch and Develop- ment Program Boar d; Advisory Committee Oil Hog Cholera Eradica- tion ; Advisory Oonun~ • tee to the Forest Service, 1::alt1ornla. Rep>o; arui lhe. Northeastern For~ Research Advisbry Com· millee. Tell The 0Players I ft :,., 1 With<>ut A Program In televlalon, tHe latest and mo1t complete pt09ram new1 now comea to you In the Dilly Pilot, •tarting Monday. An expanded televlalon f\•W• page wlll carry story •nd p&ctur• .. • cover99e of new ahow1 of the new ••Hon. A s the eeaeon matures, thorou~h coverage of replacement or o'her new programming will be featured In the new Dally PUot teleVfalon new• to be publlahed every day. On Sunday, TV Week wllf contfn · to Inform Dally Piiot readtr• • 1 ., ' Thi• new televlalon p1ge w1,i prtHnt1 . "" -J'htt moat complete Information about tonlght'1 viewing.. • . -~·of ellLOI Angel .. 91ittdM •nCC.tt\• AllC '•nd CBI lt•"9n• • '" sen Diego of,._ •• , ••• to cable ... .,.,.. "" -&Zilt mtnut• ,1hlft1 In lp0tf1 progr~"9~.,1· • 1 ..... ..,..........,.,._......,..,..-=::.. DetaJted ll1Ung1 and ~t•m fnr.,matlon about both public broaclOafttng 1tatlon1 .1mm9 o,.,.,. County: kOCE so fri Huntlfillln Beach and KCl'r 21 In ~ot Angtlea. " • ~-----·················111111••••••···--~~ ' ..... , .............. 1877 DAILY PILOT RI WE WORK HARD TO SEll HOMES .RIGHT! UMOIS'RUC11D VllW ol 1-0llh· uppt·r Hark HliV fl •porkllnic Ii. hh ul nt~ht Su~rll pndr ot OWnt·nhlp 1 '1d1<fl<'ut 1n Uu' 'ip.a!'loua 3 bdrm. :S b11th llipt lkh t •• rutivt· horn+-New 1110 the- m11rt."l I.kilt r t•lo.• a look ' G46-nt1 DIBRILD DIU.m SpartOlL' lnmt 4 txJrn> 3 bath home ~unl.1·n II\ tin &. !mlv rm ftahwd frml dm rm rtrt'1Jlar tirlrk entry Cathedral ~ t'1hn1h Amen1t1 n plu:. £llC'ept1onal pr11.te of owneri.h1p executive homo. :;~o ~t ur ~Tl l1 f«ONT IOW OCEAN YllW fo'rom Ou' benl,v decorc1tt!d l bedroom, 3 bath rPS1denC'e with FORMAL d1n1nc room. Walk to the beach or lo i·omm. fac·lltll\.., of 2 ttnn1s courts, pool & jucuu1 b-lti 7111 or S.lO 891-t FfXERUf'rEI St art the school year right with this 3 bdrm llarbor Jhghlunds Special Best ~chool d1'>tn1:t Cl~e to all ~hopping Pool !'.t te yard' Only Sl20,000. 646·7711 or 540·8944 NJVACY & SECLUSION h provided by this Back Bay Npt. Bch. home in l1wely location near Cherry Lake. Lge bdrm<;, (4 of them! 1 and lots of room for enlerlaming including big swim pool! ~o-8944 or 646·n11. IOAT Sllft ts avrulable Wllh this 3 bdrm 3 bath beach beauty only 5 yrs new. Spacious rm sizes. rrml din rm & superb professional de· coraling Beach living at its best! 540-8944 or 646·1711. 11,. ACRE ESTATE Jn Ea~ts1de · Hack Day area. Currently hus lge 3 bedroom home with separate guest how.I! & big 3 car garage County i.ays you can subdivide into 3 R I parcel~·· S.10·8944 or 64G·7711 SH HALFWAY TO HAWAII F rom lhis dble dl'ck Laguna charmer Just bteps from fabulous V1ctona Beach. Cul· de.sac street. suh room, sun deck, sun, sun, sun ! Our exclu~ive 3 bdrm beach rl'lreut &t6· 7711 or 54().8944. IEAUTIFUL IRVIME $76,000 -Lvly home in choice area. Close to shopping & schools. 3 lge bdrms, 2 baths. new crpt. frc~h paint. plus cha nnmg encl'd patio 759-I50t SPAMISH CHARMER Only S98,500 -Home for active fmly lvly park areas plus tennis . courts. 4 lge bdrms. fmly rm. 2 baths, vaulted ceilings & u red Ille roof. Shows like a model. 759·1501 . COST A t-4ESA COLLEGE 'ARK <;upl'rh fomilv hom<' in lmmaculatt-rondi· nnn L'p1mtrh·d thruout :J bdrm". 2 hath-;. fom1I~· rm & dmm~ rm Prnf1·-.sional low m.11ntt'nanct-l;indstpini:. Udtt-r C'ht!ck th1., n1w' f>1t>· n t I MESA VEIDE OMLY • $19,950 Ttus immaculate 4 bdrm executive home features btn atrium off mstr bdrm & hnly rm. self cleaning oven in modern kitchen, Al R CONDITIONING. & loads of xtra bit· 1n cabinell. & storage. 540·89« or 646-nll. GREAT POSSlllU11ESI This spacious 3 bdrm gem In the rough needs someone to love·it. Very nice area near So. Coast Plaza. Btn back garden w /many nowers. Get out the paint brwh & !'.ave' 545·9491. YOU MUST SHTHISOMl! Exceptionally well decorated. Mesa North, 3 bdrm & fmly rm comer home. Great deal of love & work have been lavis hed on handsome front courtyrd w ll av1~h cement wor k & planters. Everything in move in condition & only S83,500. 545-9491 YMY DISUtAILI J L1VB. MESAVHDE 4 bdrmR. rrml dfn rm & lge rmly r rn w l frplc opening on to Jvly garden w tcovered area, btfl trees & cement pad· die tennis or volley ball court. Great bl&)' at $119.SQO. 545-9491. DRAMATICAU Y ITA. a OM tlOlf COUISlt OPIH SUM 1·5 Great Bucolla home w /S bdrms & tremen· dous storage areaa under the eave.s could ' be 2 more rooms. Huae llv rm fr din rm plus oversized fmly rm wtbtn atooe frplc. Separate retreat for privacy. Over 2*IC> aq (t of luxurious living & reduced to $147,000! 54$.'491. IXTUMtCI !&IP«blY upcruded l bdrm. 2 bath frnly homo w/fmly rm. dlnlnr area. patio, & very ultrllC:tlvo entry. 8lnly landscaped. <'onvcnl"nt to 1choola & ahot>Pinl-Only 1'12. 000 646-'77 ll Of' 540-tli44. NtCl llDUCID $9,000! MISA VIRDI Lmely 2 •tw>' on quiet tree lined street In btO At4Sa Verde! 4 bdrms. !rmJ dln rm. plw. pool lltblc sized playrm-ftnly rm. Over 2.200 Kq fl on lot lge enough ror boat or t•am~r All thl11 for only $120,000. 545 9491 PAMPB YOUI LADY! Place her on this corf OOU8 • bdrm Mesa Verde pedestal! You'I wine le dine her in the lge frml din rm. She'll love you forever !or placing her in lhls tastefully upgraded castle. And it's only $122,500. 545·~1. IASTSIDE VATIAMS Sharp 3 bdrm home in a good area. Walk to market & buJI. Close to ~chools. Very Otl·e fenced side & back 1ard. With low down VA terms this one won't last at S75.000. Call now. MS-!H9t. COHO<> S7f,tSO Model home condition. Decorated in lvly earthtones. 3 bdrms. 3 bath. tennis courts & pool. l..vly lge unit In small complex. Nearly new. 759-1501. GOLF COURSE HOME Choice Mesa Verde -This executive fmly home Is unique. S lge bdrms, 3 baths, huge fmly r m W/lge frplc. Charming fmly home near office. 759-1501. MESA VERDE SPECIAL VA lerrm• Sharp, bright & cheerful. 3 bdrm home. G~at noor plan. Screened patio. Privale fenced bck yard Freshly painted f!to wallpapered. Walk to schools & :r;hoppinl(. This one is priced n ght at only $79.000. 545-!W91. HUNTINGTON BEACH FfXMUPHlt Best HH buy $62,900. 3 br. 2 ba. clean home. Seller wlll pay SI.000 of buyers cost. Submit 963·5671 GARDINER'S DEUC'iHr 1s the only way to describe this im- maculate 3 bdrm 2 bath home. No lawnmower nec.>ded here. just enjoy the btn cool tree s haded grounds from your lge cov'd patio Under S70.000. A value buy so hurry. &97·0321. IE.ACH IEAUTY Btnly de<-orated 3 bdrm 2 bath charmer .. Sunken living rm wtcathedral ~eilings. Country kitchen leads to lge redwood decking area w tgas BBQ & nreplt. Ter· rific area close lo beach . 540-8944 or &16·m1 WAU< TO llACH from this 4 bdrm 2 bath w/dlning rm. Large fmly rm wtconversalion pit & fireplace. 1~ rQile from ocean on quiet cul- de·sac. Professionally landscaped. ReaJ pride of ownership home. 646· 771 l or 5t0·8944. llKI TO IEACH! 4 bdrm 2 bath -Din rm. luxury xtras - Anxious - Submit. 963-5671. AMXIOUS OWMB Btn 4 bdrm 2 bath -fmly rm, pool + much more. Anxious owner -Submit Terms. 963-5671. ftATIO +POOL! Btn 3 bdrm 2 bath, din rm, fmly rm. patio + comm pool. FHA/VA terms OK - SubmiL 963·5671 MEW umMG .,.. Spacious 3 bdrm home in prime H.B. locale. Nestled at the end of n child safe cul-de-sac. This Immaculat e home features a lge "French" kitchen, ceramic tile entry, brick frplc. hardwood noors. trailer access++++. Hurry. 897·032l. COOL \ Off Th\s summer In the 1parklin1 waters of your own H & F pool. This btn O.G. home also offers gu BBQ. malntenuce tree yard. new CTI>t. wallpaper & paint. Priced under S?0,000. 897·0321 ONLY $61,500 Wolk to beach Bftl upr r aded condo w/space for "recreauon.i vehicles". Lvly PoOf • ctubhouM. Slnale 1t.ory charmer. 'SD-1501. . OCIAM IUIZIS 2 Y1' old beauty decorated ln soft earth tones. 4 lge bdrnu, s baths, Ire fmJy rm w /fl"plc. Charming fmly rm. Near ocean. 769·t50L lflCITOleACH Btn Seabreeze Condo aplrat wrour ht Iron 1talrway, loft M•tr. bdfm, fl-pie. pr1va.t• paUo -8tfl coqCliUon. Lowen price ln area. a.3371. • YOUI •UltST WAUClJt • U1 Of'flCI fl OPIN 'l:30A.M. T08:30P.M. ~ .............. l714JIZJ.ll)l,Cft41tl'""°° ........_ .............. l714t771·7Z•l,1714t712-17H OCliMllUD al yOllr door, on• a ml from beach. Beautiful condition Inside and out. All desired features of new home at less prlc.!i See and compare tor 584.500. 963-33'Jf . VATEltMS are hard. to· find ln this desirable townhouse complex. We now offer sharp S bedroom, 2 b at ti. 2 car gar. Former model, occupied 2 yrs. by original owner. Great location! 968-3371. ORANGE • SB.LING1 YOUIHOME? We've been selling more than 1000 homes t>er montll! We'd like to help you sell yours! Call one of our Sales Professionals today -you'll be glad you did. 7141637·6770. • APPRAISED V ALUl! Thi!! 1s a·i.:orgeous 3 br.'townhome In a beaut. development called Smoketree! Lovely pvt. patio. prof. lnscpd. w'wood deck trellis cover & gas DBQ. The price is r1gt\l at 566.900. 637 ·6770 UMl9UE HILLSIDE Fabulous v1t:w from ntarly 1,..l a<:rt-- terract-d vtgetaloo gardt:n-trt~-play area & the vtt. has animals too! Lg s br-3 bnth h<>ml·-2700 sq . fl. This lovt ly cust. home w/stone front & winding stairs only $115,000! 637·6770 TAKEOVER subject to t>xistlng 7% mortgaiee. This ls an xlnt. 3 br older home w 1new forced air unit & <'nlrl. A tC. Lovely brick arched frpl in hv rm-a very gd. buy at 172.500! 63Hi710 LEISURE LIVING ADULTS ONLY A mo:.t ;illrut llv<c-Townhom1:: for adults a~e 16 or ovt-r -<'entrnl air Jaruu1 in muMe:r bath-wrnt-ce:llar wi bar! All GE kitch -2 hug1: bclrms-21'2 ba. Popular area und !oOOOO cle:an-e<.: for yourst:tr! Only 564.500. 637·bi70 IRIMG YOUR ftAtMT IRUSH This mOuent.Jal home is practically a stt:ul ~ Just a htllc fixing is all it nl!tds! Has nt:w cpti; -t bdrms-CJuck & Jill rm 1-2 ba Convenient to Orange: Mall Shopprn~ fruit trees in lg yard. lmmed. Ol'l'upam·y S72.000 637 ·6770 LUXURY 2 bdrrps 21;: bilth tr1·ltvd townhouse. Jarut1.1 in mstr bathroom. stoo(· frpk. btOlv decorated. priced tn st:ll R38·6256 IROADMOOR COUHTRY UYJHG with all the amenities or comm association. Sec. gates-riding tra1ls- fls h ing & s wimming & lenn1~' A beautifully decorated Townhome w 13 bdrms & 2 baths. A special opp. for only $127 .700! 637-6770 VA TERMS SHAICE IOOF IE.AUTY R«entJy reduced $2,000 now low dwn. VA. Motivated !>eller bought another home. 4 bdr m, fmly rm. din rm on quiet street. Call now to see this one Only S89,000. Or w/S3,000 option deposit will lease option at $500/mo. 545-9491 YOUCAM PAY $2,000 MORE! Beautiful 2 bedroom, P.i bath "Coco Palms" condo. Priced $2.000 & more below competition? Beautiful quiet location overlooking green area. Open Houi1e l·S PM Today. 2295 N. Tu.'ltin #75. Save the S2.000 for favorite charily - YOU! 637.mo SANTA ANA COOL POOL Enjoy life m this cool homt & pool. Nlc1:: nelghbortlood, s hake roof. lvly1>rick frplc. Owner will sell wtlow dwn pymt. Wt: will arrangt the financing for you. We will buy your present home. Priced for a quick sale. Call now for the low price. 546-0022. JOfM THE MONEY MAKERS Add an exciting caretr to ye>Ur home life. P rt:Stlg1:: Real Estate Co. n~s one more ag.mt. We have tht: bt:st training pro· •ro m. Call tht! M anagt:r. Harold Protl at 546-0022 SUMMM COOIC.ouT Lg cov'd patio wtsoJ)t:r yd lot wknd. coolc· outs. Surroundod by nlcfily lndsC?pd. grounds. Plt.'fllY of cabinets & closw for 4torage + bookshelves. Cl&. to So. C'lt. Plan wtcool brc.-ez:es. Ownr n~s quick salC1 wtfast posstiasion. We will buy vour prestnt home for cash. 548-0022 ~ Walker & lee Real tstate .._.,_. • •, ••••••••• 111 JI NM>J I, 11141 •H·JtU ~ ••••••••••••• .CltJIHWISt.t?f41tff.ttlJ C......, , ••••••..••••• 1714JUMlll,'7t41147 .. 11T l ........ •8"cll ••.... C114lt6J.H11.17141H 6-1HI tr.. ........ ,. •....... .fff l'"f·114,.1114117f.27t2 c:.te..-.. ............ C1'4t IU.t4tl, 11t 4Jl4M461 c.,,,.. ~AlllllllMz •• lllS14Jl.1"4.17'41117•ttU _. .............. m•• ...... •• Y..., ••.•.••• Ol4Jt46-17M,C7t4ft"'1 1l ......... • • • •.'. • • •••• C114'171-1 MJ, Ill It....._, I U ,e ~•.,....,... ...... t11JJMW7tt.17t41tft.JJll .......... • ## ..... t11•• IMPtJlt •• I --~ ...... C1t419P..a• ••Ml •••••••••••• t ll-41 .. .. \.eP ...... ·• ........ IJl>t .... JJOJ,t114lllM110 ........ ~_,K...-.1Jtlt4J6"4411 i_,1Hclt-M1ANe1 •• 1Jt)IHM4tJ,CllJIHW711 • .... DE M!IGHIOIHOOO In No. East Santa Ana-Orange Sehl. Oi1l Beaut. 3 br, 2 bo home. Neal & clean & shows Hice new! Dome cover over Oo·boY p ool. You'll enjoy thi s quiet nel&bbornood--Only $84.900. 6.1'7~0 .• · UMDEI $50,000 YE:S we wifl ~ happy lo show you 3 bdrm homes under SlS0.000 Lge kitchen. ntC'e cpts, lgt: ynrd. nt:wly p~untt'd. low taxt:s Also foatun.-s are hardwOod noors. Low down pymt, call now for this low pnct 546·0022. CHARMING Sft ACIOUS CLASSIC HOME Vaultt'd ct:llings. blfl cptmg. walk·in bar. abundant storage in this 4 bdrm. fmly rm & !rml d111 rm home. Brick courtyrd tn· tranct: & only 10 mos old. Near So. Coast Plata. Hurry it won't la~t • S4S.9'llll. FIX & PAINT HAS MEW CAR,m Who wants an t:u~y fixer ,µpl)t:r In Ont-of Santa Ana's 01cr.:r neiRhborhoods? 3 bdrm.s & !mly rm ut only 567.900. Hurry' Call 832·6lm. qtllCIC POSSESSION ·VACANT, priced for quick sale. Near new CLA$IC. 4 bdrm. 2 bath. Sep. family room. wet bar, frml. din. room. Bdrm and bath on Isl noor. Let US l(Uarantee sale of your smaller home. 968-3371. ' WCICY Gl-$58,500 XTRA sharp 3 bdrm + den. i bath Lur.:e enclosed patio, family k1tch . no wax noor. wood rabinets, used brick (irepluce. Comer lot. 968·337 l $42,500 CHECK rrout Oon't rruss this one! Cute home great starter. Lgc II v rm . Close to super !>hopping 11rea. We will arrange the finanein).C for you Cao you bizy a home? We want lo help., Call us now! 546-0022 MIW PRICE REDUCED SS,000 l,vly 4 bdrm 2 bath home near thl' muny line stores al So. Coast Plaza. Tall palm & fruit trees keep this home cool. You will be surprised at the low taxes. We will r>uy cash for your pre:;cnt home. 546·0022 VACANT $54,000 VA TERMS Lovely starter. home 3 bdrm + I', bath in tree lined l!Mablt~hed area 125 ft lot. Need short escrow. Call 832-6800 SOUTH COAST PUU 4 IDRM 2 IATH Near lhe many nne store~ at South Co11~t Plata. You wtll be surprised at the low taxe'>. Owner has priced this home for a quick sale at onlv $56,900. We will buy your present home Call now' 546·0022 RElAX MO YARD WOU ftOOt. & JACUZZI EnJOY hfe m this luxury home. Just 3 yr ... young. Also features an uutomatlc gara~e door opener. automatic ~pnnklers. front & rear patio!>. neur many fine stores ut So. Coast Plaza Cool O(l'an bree/l• .!ttOragc. Owner IS movtnl(. wants fa.,t sale. Priced ri~ht We will huy your pre!oent home. ~6·0022 LOWDOWN VA.TERMS 3 bdrm charmer on tree shaded street. Hardwood noon. Bit tn BBQ Close to schools & shoppln~ only SSS.000. Call now 545·9491. FOUNT AIM VALLEY . FORMEtl MODB. "GRHH VALLEY" 4 bdrm. 3 bath 2 story. Loaded wilt\ ~xtraa + upgrades. Paper. wood paneling, mirrors. Landscaping. VA appra1!1ed $96.500. Great location. Park~ and Pools. Quick possession. 968-3371 ft AIN'T & SA VE 4 IDRM -2 IATH VA CANT -Redecorate & enjoy built-In PR0f1T. VA Terms. Already appraised. $12,SOO. F.V Hi School ~-3371 B.IGANT 2 STORY 4 IDRM - l IATH Dramatic vaulted ceilings, open wrought Iron i.tairs & balcony. L~e tmly rm -1st noor bdrm &. bath. lf(e ml>lr swte -3 car garage. Btn land11caping. many fruit trees -great oren. F. V. Sllbmlt your smalJer home In trade. 968-3371. " ~ . llAMD HIW LuHmg m "Vlllajte S:ut Juan". Up,raded country t.'OUrt bome w 1cov 'd patio. Unique planned unit development priced tor aaJe see It & It will sell llSeJr. 167,900. 881·2:111. 'WIMIED HEU'! Motivated st>ller wants to sell super 2 bdrm ~iJrdl•n home w tldeal location appra1stid.at S71,000' Bought nj home r.. mu~l move i<oon ! Seller amci '! Please call for mlo' Asking 511,000 66 U. CUSTOM ART GAUERY In .:ood Plata location wtucb meludes framing business inventory & (Studio rentt.>d for art l'lasses >. Xlnt opportunity. Call h-,tmg ofhcc for more info. 661·2311. GORGEOUS VIEW Only $128.500 buys this~elegant fmly home only 15 moo; old. Li;c 2 story w/4 bdrm:., 3 baths. 2 frplcs. frml din rm. 3 cur garaJ(e. Sit:. lugll on 11 hill w/cho1C'e view. '159·1501. WESTMINSTER VETS $65.500 b the unb<>lte\ able low prire ol th•~ super clean 3 bdrm /\ r(; home In one Of the be~l neighborhoods you'll find This spacious residence Wiii make the perfect "btarter'" homl· Cal1 ll97·0321 OP&tHOUSE SUM 1·5 Just h~led J bdrm l "7 balh. Huge mstr bdrm, decor a lor'S de light, luxury features Wulk-1n C'lost>ts. My patio. GI terms OK. S59.500 full price. c..i1 for directions. 963-5671 TUSTIN/MO. TUSTIN SIR + POOL 14 X 20 DEM lll.:llun'iJ ~.oou & ownt:r will carry low t·oi,t 1,.1 TD Terrifl<' view. Savl;l on all tht: ictra' l 't·ntral air. etc .. call 832-6800. CUL.. DE-SAC SI 15,000 Btrl one owner super sharp tJi-level 4 h<lrm Men.'<hth home. 20x40 PoOl. Volley IMll t rt Hoom for R.V's. 832-6800. OWNER TRANSFERRED l02 SQFT Jti:.2? rustom g3me rm. I6lCZ2 bonus rm. 14)122 fmly rm. Spanish style patio decor w / Ramada 18x22 !-.land up space In aU1c Frml chnmit Terrific buv at Sl-t9,000 Call 11:12 IV()() 4 BR + 3 IATH $73,500 C1Jm mun1I>· pl)OI WiJlk to .,hopp1n~ t:entcr l'r~ll'r short e!>crow. Call 832-6800. ANAHEIM BE'TTEfl THAM MEW Ucl"JUbc It 1c; only 3 mos. old--nicelv Ind H pp -b t-a\& t 1 f u II v d <:-co r 'd . In ~artht1int·., • This La Cu ... ., ta homt is an 'Int buv-3 hdrmll 2 ba -<'athl:dral <'l'tl· tnJ;!>-t-;a.,1 Anah1•1m -only SllB.500! G:J7 .1m11 ENJOY 1'h,· 1(11 hf• Ill n1·w community of Ea~t \nahc1m ~ .1cros5 from the new Yorba P ark I \r old ~ 4 br. -:? bath hom1·' A beaut l'llC'l"ll'ltl'r -•mlv Plt.Ooo• 1;;11.6711) WE WANT TO SHOW Off Spat'. 3 br-2ba home on lg. lot. Prof. fandscpd & rnv'd. patio! Shows lik~ a mdl. witx:aut. de:cor & many upiirade.11. Move in cond. for only S76.900 Call WI' 637·6770 . SPARKUMG Clean 4 br home wtfam. rm. Nicelv de corated w ldrp'! & cpls -only 8 yn old In country atmosphere or En'lt Anaheim. nr, .Anaheim Lake. Only $74.900. 637.mo EASTMOMT VILU Spacious 3 bdrm 2 bath -sec. patrol. Luxury xtras lncJ electrte garage doortcust.om det'or -Hurry can't. last• 963-5671 • SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO ANAHEIM HILLS SPACIOUS & SHARP Exciting 3 bdrm condo wt3 LARGE bdrrns, that provides a unique future to the moderately priced unit. Walk to Orange Mall & m arket! This home a must &ee! Open Sat & Sun. Coll tor dir~lons. u.2.850. 637-6770. VIT&AMS or in serv1ce ~el! Why live ln base bouslng or rent when YOll rolab~ qualify ror ownmhJp ol one or our a bdrm condo listings. Located ln San Juan' Call now for info. 661-2311. LAKE SUMMrT View location--.a mo.-;t desirable 3 br. patio home. Highly upgraded wimany ex· tra featUl"el-<:USt. drps & cpts -l yr. old & better than new. 637 -6770. OWHa DROWMIMG IMTUIS Must sell! Owner bad It sold onee moved out -tbea his buyer couldn' " qualify! Now it'• vacant ready for Immediate pooluion! Ab•olutefy beautlrul 3 bedroom 2~ bath -air condlUoned -plush carpet.'!. 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All n·Jl l'>lJll Jtht!rtl1t\~ 111 lh~ new .. pa~r 1., 11ub 1• <1 lD thl· •·1'<ieral F.11r ll11U1>1nK At:l of l9till "h1l h mJkc:. 1t 11legul lo ,11)\ t'rll:.t• Jl\Y prt• h"ll'lllt lim1t11t1t1n, or ll1"·nm111dt1on ll4:.ed on t.1n lolor, 1l'11g1011, '>C"\, 111 OdllOnJl on~in. ur an inl<'nt1on 111 mJkc a n) .. u, h 11n·h 11·nn., h m1lJ t1on. or chst'n m1nat1on " ·fj11., nt·wo;pap('r will not k110" 111gh .1lTt'pl any ..1U•l·111 ... 111i: l•1r real 1· .. tJll' w hu·h 1:. 111 \'IOI a t111noft heluw HousH for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Genef'al 1002 •.•.....•...•.•..••••.• CUSTOM BUILT OCEAN VIEW Jf.1:. ninnet·t111~ room 11(( thl· 3rd bedroom lh:.it tould he 4th bedroom or tlt-n Ma ... tl·r hcdrnom h<1 ... hc.•Jml•d c<·1hn~s with Wil l'lo11el. Many ne w and cxc1lrng extras in this custom hu1lt twaut.v C' .ii I I u r ) o u r J p 11 t ~ 11; :.m :1 11 UN8EllEV ABLE Cl1J11cc ol :t J.rct1mc lo huy 1n Baysh<>rc!. J lltlrm~ .. 2 bath~. prl\ ale JlJllO C1irnplrlcly ri.• mlKll'lt•d i.:an.Jen home Yo11111u'l !'><'<-it to hclicve 11 l'.1ll l11r apµ't ~159.500 C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640-00f O JUST LISTED!! EAST SIDE COST.A MES.A OPEN SUH 1·4 227 Sher wood Pl. 4 lidrms .• den + pool. Absolutely charming & ~potlMS1 l.JOal, rru1l tr" 1• s p t1 t1 I ho u ~ c , 1·;1hdna .. lh1s homt• was frat.ur ed 1n Hedbook M.1ga11nc. l'rrccd u t s1:1S.~. tii:J 3663 6i38utl6 ~vcs associated BROKERS-REAi TORS JOJ•, W Bolboa ~ 7l-l6b I BACK BAY $81,900 3 llu~c hedrooms with g11~anl 1 c muster bedroom ~uilc. lamlly room. :.lone fireplace bntl cat 10 kitchen. Nl•wport ll1v1l·ra pool. jaru111. -.auna ond lennu; court:. CJ ll !lf>2·7788 . • KEY R€ALTO~s M courtvard secludtd -and the SOUGHT AFTa gt-ntral ambitn<:t ont: of t lt:&ance. 4 Parkside home. 4 BR, 2 BA, formal WfLLIAMSIURG TRA.DITIOHAL G..,.... 1002 ~at 1001 be drooms, dining room. family dining, family room, CIA, covered Charming 4 BR. Westcliff home in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• room, pool & Jacuzzi. $374,900. patio, larges t s ingle levt:l model. A vitt:s entertainin~, with large liv. rm. OPEH 1.5 ' 4'21 GOIHAM must see. & dining rm .. cozy dt:n. French doors LOTS OF ROOM open to tree shaded patio, mstr. suite CottONA Dll MAR D E:Sirable section of Westminstt:r. 3 with Ot:lft tilt:d frplc., t:vt:n a st:parate A .newer home, bt:auttfully dt:corat-BR, 3 BA, formal living & dining ofrice or hobby rm. OPEN SAT/SUN. t:d, with charactt:r & cttarm. UsE:d room. Walk-in pantry, extra large t:n· 1·5. 1514 HIGHLAND, NB. $247,500 brick, cathedral ceilings. private tt:rtainment ctr. Comt: set:. :,un dt:cks & patio make this a truly JUST REDUCED unique home . Oceanside of highway. walk to Lilllt: Cor ona 4 BR. 2 BA, A/C, remodeled kitche n. Bt:ach. S24S,OOO continuous clt:aning oven, n t:w OPEN 1.5 j 22 POfMSfTTIA wallpaper & cpt thru-out. VA terms addE:d. A R~L VALUE Cht:ck this pnce & compare. You can g<:t it all in this 4 nedroom, .31h bath home in Ne:wport BE!ach for S167,000 OPEN 1-5 • 836 PO«T Tifft" ROMAMT1C SEnlNG IM DOVEA SHORES Open floor plan . marble tilts. Outside terrace with view, indoor pool & jacuzzi. A magnifict:nt home for family & entertaining use. $325,000 including the land. OPEH 1-5 1942 SANTIAGO THE W1Z.ARD WAS ALL AHS Ovt:r Dorothy's elegant 4 ~room Dove:r Shorts home with its lush patio. pool & fantastic ocean & harbor view. But the coastal com- n1 iss ion d (!ni td a permit to transport it to Kansas & she is forcE::d to sacrifict: this spt:ctacular horn(! at $490,000. ore-1.5 1342 GAL.UY IAYCREST Call lo view this 4 btdroom, 21/2 bath. singlt s tory hom e in dis· tinclive an:a. Large yard w/fruit trt(!S. Priced for its potential at $175,500 CAPTIVATING CONDO N<.:wport Cr t:st--Outstandingly up· gr adt:d end unit. 3 b~oom + dt:n & 3 full baths. Large kitchen with brt:akfast room. formal dining, great location. Pool, t ennis. $129.500 f tt OPEH 1-5 15 TRIBUTE COUIT C.D.M. DUPLEX Walk to shopping & beach. Both un- its ve:ry sharp, 2 BR. 1 bath each. Nc:w plumbing throughout. Sundeck with heavy beams, Garagt:s & carport. An excellent value at $165,000 GRIEA T FAMILY HOME VILLA ASSOCIATES BROKER-REALTOR 898-9611 10 OfficEis with ovt:r 260 salesIK:rsons ~~~~~! .......... !~.~~,~~!!'! .......... !~~~ TWO UNITS -$175,000 2 .Bdrm. up~r unit with 2 sundecks & lowt:r 2 bdrm. with 2 patios. Good cor- ner location. l IDRMS. + DEN 2·Story home with view of South bay from upstairs living rm. $2.50,000 l IDRMS. - 2 1.4 THS Large livihg rm. + 2 bdrm .. l bath apt. Patio, 2 car garage. $257,000 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 299 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 For Classified Ad ACT JON Call rt Daily Pilot AD-VISOR • 642·5678 Use the Daily Pilot "Fast Result'• service -directory. Your ;.ervic~ JS pur specially. Call 642-.5678 ext. 322 G...erol I 002 GeMrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J GREEHIROOK HOME Warm wood & brick invites you to inspect this popular Ha mpton Model, foaturing s unkt:n liv. rm .. catht:dral ct:il's .. ht:att..-d pool & jacuzzi. Adjac~nt' to park. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 3363 FUSCHIA, C.M. $105,500 . FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Lowest priced Crtst condo. Quiet end unit ; 2 BR., 2 ba. You must see this ont:! OPEN SUN. 1·5. 19 WILDGOOSE COURT. N.B. $96,500 DOVER SHORES Gracious executive home for large family. 4 Spacious BR. & maid's qtrs., formal dining r m ., hugt: family rm., air-conditioning; on quiet, prestigious s treet. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1112 SOMERSET, N.B. Only $287,500 LIDO IA YFROHT 60 Ft. on fabulous Via Lido Nord. Gracious 3 BR .. 3 ba. hom e with formal din. rm., 2 FULL LOTS, ·sandy privatt beaches + 3 BR gutst/incomt: unit. $495,000 HEWftORT HEIGHTS Shak e r oof shtltt:rs this 3 BR. home in q uiet fami· ly neighborhood. Near schools & shop- ping. Warm used brick frplc. opt:ns to liv. rm. & fam. rm. Newly carpetoo & dccorat<.--d . Vacant & owner anxious. Only $109,900. COSTA MESA COHOOS Only 2 left! Large 2 BR, 2 ba .. frplc .. ~autifully landscapoo grounds. Prime location near O.C.C. & Crt:t:ways. $67,500 And $68,750 DAVIDSON IEALT'f 5801 W Com1 Hw, N R 645 · 7575 3116 NPwpot1 Blvd N B 673· 9060 WHAT IS A VETERAN by O.W. Price The Dalebout Association,· inc. 'Re al Estatt: Specialist (Dover Stiorts/ Bayc~st/Westclif.O IAYCREST COME WITH US-to a "9inl ntat.. So creatln, . 10 orf9hulf ft thpro•9hly Hdllcn you. Worftl po11e11Jnt for .... MGlffr wfte atone. Thrff bedrOOfftS. Tine M baths Ctwo lft .... ,.. .... Mllt.t. IJbrwy wffll ........... bool!CGMI tnd Wet bar. nn ..... can •• offwfftcJ ..ct c• h ..-Oll1'y ttwoucJh The Dal._. Afo tocfatioft.. $217 :soo. IAYCREST COME WITH US...to tt.11 two st.y ...._ which wll IWtfy raM GI ,.. of the best properties In the area. Endlessly fasdnaHnc) ll•lncJ roona. IK-.-aMe for at. fainlR9--wffh a dWnc) f'OOftl tt.at Is law e opplnlJ etept. Fow bechcMM. nw... bah. fnftch doon .ct "(Mdow. ""°'*""""'· $271.~00 •. IAYCREST COME WfTH US ... 1315 AMICJUO Way. quite altnply the best value Ill tM ..a. U•lng room hell ttllrty foot hl4Jh bealMd celllng. rri•ate matter aufte with ...... Wt. s.ip..-spectocutor fomlfy rOOfft. Four bedr'OOMI. n.... baths. '°""" dlnlnc) *'°°"" S2lf,500. V 4CAHT -Optn Daffy 1-5 nt oova D11vE. sum 34 MIWPOIT HACH 641·7401 I Gftffaf 1002 Gettffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Your family will enjoy the privacy of this 4 bt:droom home on a corner lot. Tht: country kitchE:n/ fam ily room seems a part of the covt:rE:d patio area, and the kids will t:n joy the community pool only a block. away -yours for $149,950 ComPliments of World Real Estate (714) 556-7777 -Vets Helpins Vets Rick Byers, Owner/Broker HAl.IOR VIEW CARMB. Corner location -Great family size yard with side area for storage. Very neat and clean home awaiting your family. $141,500 . OPPORlVMITY ICHOCkS You can own this great 3 bedroom home •in Newport wh ere your childrfm play in close by parks & swim in a commu nity pool. All for $143,500 ILUFFS -SPACIOUS FAMILY HOMI Spar kling Z-plan on beautiful green·· b e lt . 5 1*drooms, 2 separate t:nclosed patios, q u ality tile; custom shutters. Many upgradoo features. $144,900 SYLVAN SITTING St:t among towering trees In old Bluffs, near pool, on good 1Teen· bt:lt; ~d unit. Loaded with charm. 3 ~rooms, f a m ity room, top eondl- tion. $147,500 ... $25,000. • Hnlrm ! \1 1th, toluh lloRI\'. ~·u \:'il 111 1lr•luiu• .Hlllll, 1111 I" I l•IH It. ('411 h r 1lc·t 111 I I 11 11 ultJI" llr11 ll1tr Ii \ii Ill! 11 •· 111111 ... ~ '" c;,. < •"" \\\1.111•1•·r lh•· 1'J1l tl11l1 • lllUlflh1 m.111.11 jm----... --" 1t h .. ,., ""1111•11 \rt I J 11 ~tl\I> I 1>4</ if> 714 1001 ..............•........ ~It macnab / trvtne ~ realty FINER HOMES RtOM ssa.soo To s1 ,1so,ooo oova S"OlfS IA YRONT - Oftltt SUM 1-5 rM Ch.1rn11ng well built lrad1t1onal hofllL' Smgle-~tur.v wt heavy shake rool SmalJ..r 3 Bl< facruly home w <'111) den & 3 l'lff garage Dock for ;i;' boat $325.UO<J 324 MOtlMIMG ST AR. (.'\J lli l Ol'EH SUM f·S f'M 4833 DORCHEST'Etl Spt:<.'l:icular Ol'tan v1<.:w ! 4 BR home on h-c land in Cameo lllghlands w /a ce<.·~.., to Cameo btaches. f>riva('y room for pool S235.000. IN -17 1 SI 25.000-lOW FOR THE ILU~S! Plus low taxt::-.. lower lease & low assot·. dut·s ! "K '' plun in Plaza . w 'ma .. ter BR & dt n downstairs on mum living lcvl'I + 2 BRs & bath up All nl·Wl y carp<.:t<:d -3 priv&tE! patios <·ntry don1.: by Rogers Garcll·ns. ~l any e:xtra s must sce! OPEM SUH 1-S PM. 2248 VISTA HUEttTA. IN ;81 OPEN SUH I ·S PM & WAITING FOR YOU! ·I "P:..t<·wus HRs. :.! l1rcplae<:s. new gourm1.-t kil<:h<.·n & Jg family r oom. /\II this PLUS sparkling pool ! AND on fee..· land for ONLY $169.500. 2221 FRAHCISCO DR. MEWPOltT IEACH. !N .4!J l JUST REDUCED-OPEN SUH 1.5 PM 1 :101 SAN TI AGO . DOVER S llOIU-,S Wt•:STCLI FF Charming ·I H ll. <lln ing rm. priclt: of ·OWnf:'rsh 1 µ h1rnH· w •h:..ind .... otnl' pan<·lcd dt·n w 1w1·t bar Bl·a11tiful p<Jl10 w 't·ou1tyarcl ent rv Co<xl seturity. S198.500 <N 50 > SEEIMG IS BELIEVING Thi .... charming 4 HH. family rm J·:aslhluff hQml· -off en-d for s uch a low µnn·' On a slrt:H·lO·slret:t torner w / \' H:W + s pac<: for pool! I mml·d possession possiblt: - ownc..·r .... bought anotht:r & will con- t>tder rt-tt'ionublt oflers $15'2.500. Larrv l>~·ct· 642·823.5. IN-51 > "PORTOFINO" I :1 N.iturc I' ark art:a. near green- belt & p1>ol ! Complt:tt:ly finish<:d sep unit w 1lg. clos<:t~. full bath l-.IHJS & dee. h(::aters ... pe:rf<:ct for tl·cnag~rs. g uests or in -laws. Li ght & airy! F<.:t: land ! Lynnt: Valt:nline "14-6200. (N ·.52) "IA YCREST IS.LE" Bt-<1ut1ful ' Bt'witc h1n g' Rold' 3 8Hs. pant:l<:d puh. formal dining & plush raised living rm. Jack Custt:r fi·I~ 82:1.5. (N 53 l HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 11<.irbor View ffomt•s "Carm t:I" modt'I w 1lush landscaping & 20x40' sparkling pool , s urroundt d by brick :ieecnt~ dl'ck. rmmaculat<.: & de- c·oralc..'<i ltkc a model ! Sandi€:! Fix li·l4 ·fi200. <N 54 l NEAR 11,. ACRE-44EWPORT HACH! I mmuculatt ho rn<: in prestige nc.:1ghborhood -So. of Coast Hwy & steps to Fas hion Isle . Lg. o·ak- plunk<:d family rm tomtrtible to :.pare BR & den. Gourmet kitchE:n: dark room for the photo buff & many oth('r extras! Appt. only. Paula Baill:Y 642-8235. (N-55) SP4CIOUS--COMFORTAILE & COMYEHIEHT IA YCRIST! Tvan Wells 4 BR + family rm w /2 baths t 2 half.baths. Is land kitchen; private entry ; fully landscaped front w /pool-size patio & gardt:n.~ in r t:ar. 2-car paneled ~ar w/cabinel<> Movt:-in condition! Appl. only Tom Allinson 642·8235. (N·56> HARl:otl Vll:W ~S Lgst. l-stol'y In one.: ot N.,wport!s gr€!atest ar<:as ! 4 BRs, 2 baths w /kitchtn·f amlly rm comblnation. Area ha.' p00l & tennis. $145.500. Gisela llant!n 644·6200. <N-57) I HU MecArtfliw W .. 2 IO '""'-· C4 '2711 C7 I 4) 752-016' SHAIOH COUIMI , .... e_.,. HOMES FOR SALE Just R<.'Cfuced to $81.500 -Beautiful Mesa Verde patao home. New carpet. wulls, window coverings. 1653 New Hampshire, C M . Mesa del Mar Special-$82,000 . Close to parks, schools, tennis club. Big 4 bdrrns on huge lot. 2750 Portola. C.M. Ju!.t listed' ·1 Large bdrm. 2 story home in a great neighborhood. Built-in island kitchen. Central vacuum. Freshly painted. corner lot with R-V gate. enclosed patio. 3157 Kerry Lane, C.M. Jus t li sted ' Lovel y home 1n c-.,tablished Westc hff area. Large 4 bedroom & family ' room 1406 Wcstcliff Dr .. N.B Genual I 002 jGeMraf t 002 ········~·············· .............•......... SEE IT ALL!!! Harbor Vi t:w Orivt.:. in Corona dtl Mar, is where this lovt:lv home, with oulstandtni.! vu.:ws er harbor. ocean & s unsel'>. 1~ localE:!d . 3 bdrms .. 3 bath-; & family rm + den or 4th bdrm. Be:autifuUy dcl·ort.1lcd & landsrapNI In rnovt.:·in C'Ond1l1on ! Ft-t land Of fL·rccl at S:HCl.000 Call for eipp't TRIPLEX Thrt:e 2-bdrm .. 2 frplc. umts: bit-in~. pool. Highly upgraded ix:nthoust: unil. Beamed ceil. Lot 2300 sq. ft. largtr than average Corona del Mar income lot C<ill for information. $195,000 <:(-Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644·4848 •HEW ON MARKET THIS WEB< •PtUME PEMIHSUl.A POIMT $275.000 Exceptianal cont«" location with eosy waUc to lay & Ou•f1 Gflt. CfHn Ir fresh c.Ofltencporary ct.sign hotM wlth unique features. Open 2 story, 4 ldrm+family "" & deft. SoariiMJ 2 story grHllhome iftsict.. Patios, bc*Oflles Ir 6 skyliCJhh. ShoWft by appt. * IUllTIFUL HOME OH WA TY Sl.65,000 Gracious 2 story hCNM on the cmtal wfttt your OWft prhate bffc:h. "Wi• Opett f Spocn" view. 0... of Mt. lar"CJ"t lots il'I the areo. Coordiftat.d MW dKor and best quality. bdffncJ 4 ldrm plus lanie patio. Shown by oppt. •DUPLEX ..... CROSS FROM IEACH $175,000 lest N:fltd arH of Newport wfth ~ mer /winter incCNM. Spacious ..Hts with 2 ,.,._each. lakot1lff for lndoof-/tNt- door lh-lng and y•ar NMlftd •foy;Mftt. HAPPY HOME-ffARIOR VIEW $148,500 OH o-.er CCll"IMf MOdlC IR .._. best famiy-ori...ted community. W.a..planned l bedl"OOM. family room and dhtmq room. Shown by tfWclal appointment. EXECUTIVE CONDO OH WATER $125,000 1Coml'lllClftdift VIEW of all tt. bMlteMJ oc· tfot1, Catalno lllaM and "'«JM llqhh. Adult 2 bedr0otn, 2 ~ wftf; boat slip aYGI. C••enl...t locaff• wfftt MCW'tty. Shown by act.me• oppcNritn .... t oMy. IMTERESTIM<J COIMB UHIVBtSITY P.AIK-4RVIME $94,fSO C°"*' locotioft wlfta l~lo + portl 04lt badr. Vac_. and for o ••w OWIMf'. Two story 3 bed. f..My "*" •d 21/J baits. COllUtNeM to Khooh • Melppfnt. NII< VllW OP IAC« IA Y <UM>a SJ 00,000J-4ff .IOO Arc.hH•d•tlr ........... wtth woodly ......... T.o lfary coMit.._. wfttt l bedl o .... ,.... cilMI a..-.etM .... , MIW~CK 14Y YllW-CZZ0,000 8€! first to takfs advantage of owning this striking N.B. home now under construction! Brick tl"im 2 story with 4 s pacious bdrms. tam rm & Corm:.tl DR. Wt:ll dt:1igned kitchen. 3 firepl. 2 lgc patioo &it.Wt for pool. . 2317 lRVINF;-AvE. SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 IA YSHORIS~NCLUDES THE L\MD Charming home on quit:t street . Hustic LR & DR with cathedral ctil- mg. lovely BR & dt-n with wet bar. gorawus hardwd floors. Smart newly r t modt:l<:d kitcht:n, huge guest bdrm & bath over 2-car gar. Redwood jacuzzi in secluded patio. $180,900 IMNESSIYE LIDO tSLI SZSf. tSO A delightful home on a lge corner Jot. The fot:ling is open & the flow is smooth. North & south patios tJank the LR. oUrer rooms open to patio also. 3 Bdrms Og<: mstr suite>. 3 baths & charming den. Bt:aJ11ed ceilings. frplact. Prof. d<:corated. quality rptng, Van Luit paper. All amenitit:s in·kitchen. Lido living includes tE:nnis cts. pvte beaches. clubhouse. 521 VIA LIDO NORD SAT/SUN ·1-5:30 llG CANYON CUSTOM HOME Rustic 5 beJAroom contemporary on Big Cyn golf courst! Mtadow grass. rough sawn. wood t:xterior. lushly ldstpd t nlranct with rambling fish pool & watt:rfall. Hu~e rtcrt:ation rm + study. completely finished 3-car garage. On huge corner site. $350,000 22 CYPRESS POINT SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 Oti llG CYH GOLF COURSE St 91,500 :SMillion view of fairway in 2 · direc· lions. Cor. unit Pinehurst model lownhomt. 2 Bdrms. den. 3 ba. closed dbl gar. comm pool, jacuzzi & tt:nnis els. $18.SOO ls(!/ opt moves you in 61 SEA PINE LN. SAT/SUN 1·5.30 <Off Forc1 Road > llG CAHYQN TOWMHOME S 145,000 The very populur Grt.:t:nbricr model. 2 Lovt:ly bdrms & sitting rm. 2 baths & s pat:1ous dining rm . Huge patios. (I ronl & rtar > bright kitchen. Hurry! 32 CJ\NYON ISLAND SAT/SUN 1·5:30 LAKE TAHOE LOTS--¥1EW What a gorgt:ous s pot 10 build a sum- mer (or winlt-r) homt! Year.around r<.:!',ort ar<.:a . Choost any of our ex l'lu:-.c\c six R·l lots! Call today tor in lormallon S9.750 & Sl0.750 21 I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-4910 BEST IN BLUFFS E·PLAH, !HD UHIT. Widt:st most beautiful gretnbt:ll. early Bluffs. 3 BR .. fam . rm .. 2112 ba . custom kitcht:n, w /eating area. microwave. Hugt.: encl. courtyard patio +lge. encl patio on g ree nbelt. Many custom foatures. Sl89.000. Lease/option to .purchase or $800 mo. straight lt:ase. HELEN B. DOWD llW.Totl. IHC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top U1ter & Top Salt.,.... 1974 & 1975 •-n.Up Hewport-Mna lo.rd of lleatton OPEN. "DOSES SUNDAY 1-5 JASMINE CREEK--tdM PVT COMMUNITY $194,500 Elegant "Model P~rfE:ct" spacio11s 2 br + dtn, 2 bath popular #2 plan in t:xclus ive privatt s ecurity guardtd community. Choice loca- tion near tt!nnis. pools & jacuzzi. Profossionally landscapt:d & de- corated -only one of its kind. #18 Shoal Dr., Jasmine Creek, CdM. RUSTIC CdM CHARM Wood~~~kRP?~~!~ Jt~~tach acc'ess. Only 3 blocks away. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath + bright & cheery · kitchen & breakfast n*. Lushly planOOd landscapjng & warm wood deck patio. Seller is moving - $149,500. 461 &:award, CdM '-' NEWPORT BCH DREAM HOME Sycamore treE:S: tush.green lawn & yellow martgolas set the mood ~ntering this spac:lous elegant de· corator 3 bdrm le d~n home. Fren'ch doors & wjndows thruout along with new appllancd, abutters. carpet, paint & moldings. Walking disUtnc~ to Newport Harbor Hi le boattna at, tlviU~. Opportunity for oc~an & bay vi~ws with room a&lltion. Just reductd to $179,900 firth. 121 Cliff Dr., pt. Hgts, 4 IR·$75,000 SlllO +COSTS • Great tamll y n1Hihborhaod. Pulo" Vfrdct. sto11u frpluctt. 1'""m1ly kitc h~n •1 S pucto u a bdrnu. I>:normoud lot. VA buyor~ welcome·P•Y Ju:>l cloi.U\JC l.'O:>b! Won't fast at only $'75,000. <.:all now 7~·1700 ( .... ,, ,,, ., .. , , .,., h 1,.,"' ~ t I~- $58.750 llu1te family room w11 h ul\ed brick wall und rm:plat•c. J Bedrm. 2 b:..it.h, dble car garas:e. OOW 18' Doughboy JXJOI & filler. All this on a M.'Cluded ~lrecl Hurry, cull S.16·5880. ~HERITAGE REALTORS MAGHIFICEHT! f':"<pertly up~r adcd thruout. Featuring special h~hllni: fixlurc•s, dcl p1so tile, bc:iultlul cJ rpel~ & dra pLs stained .:lai.s windows Cl~e to pools, h.'nms & bl.'ach. J Hdrms • 2 bulhs.''2 story, :-.hakl' roof, frph:. NEWl'OHT SHORt-;S. ~10'.!.0UO LIDO REALTY 673-7300 Local builder wanh buildable property Newport, Costa Mesa area. Tear-downs, ad- d-ons, multiple unit property. FAST ESCROW . Call 640-8208 anytime. COMMERCIAL 50xl50 l,ol. Small bu1hl 1111: Hoom tu bu1lu ;.111tlt tlonal. ~ood p.1rk1n1: Now oµNallng ail beauty salon. I s tal1ons 1n dudet.1 Tcrrihc walk in (;ood (or muny lYPl'S or bus incs:.. Great op port unity ~om pll lt' ~v.ooo NOTICE h<11,1, DJ1ly Pilot <:la~s 1ftcd ads d1sr1lay .lh~1r mC'ssai:es with lcl!ih1h!} Jnd 1mpat1 '' Our ads. \H' arc proud to i.ay. really g •' l I" c s u I l !i P h o n .., 1>12 56ill. CLASSIFIED HOURS \Chf'lr11't"r' lll.H I 1.u·•• ll10·1r ,uh '" 11'1• phulh• 11 ,.,,, m '"~ :w1., ,,, M1111'l.1v lhr11 Fr11l11v II In noon Salurd.i' l'l.Je''IA \11-:."iA <WFll't-; .UIW 11;1\ MZ·St.111 Hl ':\'Tl"U;·roN IW \('II 17tl75 lkach 111\•t t.c0-1m1 LAGUNA REAl'll 11116 Cilennl'\ rt LA1iun11 ~arh 494 !l<lf.ll SAllUl.t:RACK Z.5.20 I.a l'JL f<oJd 1.a,l!Ullll Jl1lh ~I G:JIO NOllTI 1 l'Ul ' f\ th.JI tree~ JZ.'O CLASSIFIED DU.DUMES l>eadhnl' ror MP~ & kills I' ~·:u> fl m. lhc d11y b.-forl' 1111hhral111n, l'K <'f'Cll for Sunl1.iv & Mon da~· ,.~l111nnll Wh ('n IM>adhlll' I.'• S:.alurd.1)'. 12 noon CLASSIFIED REGULA Tl OMS F:RICOHS Adwrl 1'1·r~ ~houltl ch1•ck th!'1r acl~ lf:ulv & r<'porl t'rrur11 1mmrdt.•1ttly TH t: OAJl.V r1Ul1' n~suml'S hnhH1tv tnt the hrst in· ~t't m~cn ion nnl~ CANCEU.ATIOt\S: When k1lhn11 11n ut1 be ,ure to m.1ke D rl'l'ord of lhl' Kil.I. NU\! IH:R 1(1\·rn \nu hv v11ur ad l#k<•r II~ (1•t'l'IPI Ill )IOllr 1•11nt't"ll.1tlon Th•, kill numtio.•1 mu~l ht-prl'>l'n· h.'1.1 by the 11dv('rl1sl'r In ('1111(1 of II dl.'fl)UI<" t'ANCl-!1.l..A,.10:'-I on COltR1':CTlON ()II' Nl'~W Al> Rt-;t-'OllV. HUNN1NG ™"" .-rrort 1~ mado ~ klll or 1.,,,nwr t1 n .. w· ad that ~ ord@rt'd. but IU' tlllnol ruaran. ler to do J1<1 untl rile 11d h4& opp~or~d In lht IJ'pcf. OIME-A·I JNf>; ADS. ,.,..... acb ,,.. •tnclly Cl\~ In adYll~ hll' ina1I cw at anv one of our nl· fl~ NO phnn11 ordt•rJ'. O••<I Ii 111• ·1 " m "'1da\, C'Cl'o\ll MN• OI hr. At Ill llll(lll I I 1111 llranctb Mft!'H . * NEW LISTING * ·. I HARBOR VIEW HOMES This doluxe "Phase II Palermo'' home is set tikt: li tine jew~l amid tho lovely landsca~d grounds. Accented by tsxtensive brtck work & ovE:t"hangs. this 4-bdrm, 3 bath home has formaJ dining room. family room and TWP rtreplaces. A gem worth inspection now! $188. 750. Seller will help finance. BIG CAMYOH 0 GREEMIRIEI .. mder cO..Sfnlction Buy now -move in later -for fashionable Country Club Uvmg with pool, tenms courts & private garden patio! You'll love you.r camel carpet. ing with coordinating ctsramic tile en- try & kitchtm -formal dining room, fireplac<:. wE:t bar and hugE: master b<.-droom with sitting room. Exclusivt art:a. $144.500. UNIVERSITY PARK~RVIME lkauliful 4·bedroom. 3 bath Kt.ms - m~ton Plan on quiet cul·de-sac. This two story f am1ly home is upgraded with numerous custom builtins. formal dining room. family roem and priced to s<.:11 now at $139,500. GO AHEAD-MONKEY AROUMD your own BANANA TREE in your private room-for-a-gardt:n back yard. The balanct-of this 5·bdrm. 2 bath family horn<: is equally unique from its wood framed bric k fin:plact. custom drapes & plush carpetin~ t<> lhe s pacious 20xl3 upstairs bedroom! Roomjncss & s<:h.:ctivtness mark this fine home! $82,950 FANTASTIC POOL HOME Grab your suit and hurry into this rambling 2·story. 3 bdrm. home with TWO mast.E:r bedrooms. separate din- ing room. firt:plact, new upstairs carpeting, frnshly painted extE:rior and gorgeous pool' Great li vability in lovely nt1ghborhood nt:ar schools. PRICE REDUCED to $92.500. * TWO SPYGLASSERS * Nt:ver-livl:d -in and designt:d for YOU if BEAllrY & VJ EW are a necessity. This home exudes class from its s pacious elegant interior to the strik· mg combination of brick/wrought iron ft:nring. 4-odrms. family room. formal dining. TWO fm·placcs & ont of tht: lovcltl:st lo('ations 1mag1nablc . $265.IXJO ********** Double Frt:nch doors lead to a central courtyard with fountam. s urroundtd by skyhghkd Livin g room. d~n & fami- ly room. 1 ltnding to the flow ot s pac ious ness in thi s 4 -bdrm N EWPORTER PLAN luxury homt: TWO large: e nttrtammtnt areas - cozy bre akfas t nook w /city lights & wattr view -proft:ssionally landscaptd. QUICK POSSESSION. $249.500 THE "SOMERSETS" HAVE IT! In pr<:stigious HARBOR VIEW area. j proft.ss1onally decorated 5-bd 2112 bath, fam1Jy home, close to park and school. c awaits your approval. Family room. 2' fireplacts. formal dining room. Gr<!at Newport Beach area! $188,900. ********** This handsome, profE:sslonally dt:· corated 5-bdrm. PLUS family room "Somerset" horn(! is introductd by a Terra Cotta tile parquet entry hall. New wall coverings. txtens1ve usoo brick patios. custom wall units & bookcasts. Fantastic Nt:wport ar<:ci ! IJ!llQuail. liilPlace Praperties 752-1920 1400 QUAil ST. NEWPORT BEACH TWO-OME BEDROOMS N<!wport Beach dupJex-'h Blk to sand SI 19,950 I. OCEAMFttOMT CONDO in San Clt:mente 3 BR -only 2 yrs. old. All the bltns, professionally de· corattd modEsl. Everything's absolute· ly fantastic. $195,000 . l~I ~A LIDO_S_O_UD. O~ 1·5 Beautifully apPointed-on M. wide lot. . 3 BedrOQm -4 Bath. -· - \ ' OAILVPILOf •.. ,..d s •embotf" ''" Ho ....... ,s. Hou1e11WS• Hou1HForW. HonftFor~ ~~:.~.~ ••••••• ~:~.~.~ ••••••• =-_____________ ..... __ ...... ;...;;..;_. __ .;..;..._ ...... _ • •• • • • • • • • • • ••••• ••• •• • ••••• •• • • •••••••••••••• •• ••• • ••• • •• ••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••• •••••• 0 J TARBELL REALTORS . Is Location Important? On a quiet well kept street d1!><:011er this gem1 Cool, green and shaoy landsc11p1ng 1n front and rear Inside, l1nd dining room. entry hall. and 3 bedrooms Covered patio and trailer ac· COSS Clo:.e to ShO~ Call and ChllCk. into 1t1 S 74 950 Catt 540· t 720 Th• Easy Life No yard work or pool clean1ngl EnJoy tt11s popular Bradley model 2 bedroom townhome. with d1n1nq room area eating area entry hall and b<•ck ltreplace 1n the living room Attrac· 11ve Ille root Community f;>ool See 11 nowt $82.500 Call 540· I 720 Priced to Se-II Super condo that will please the whole famlly. 3 bedrooms dining room area, eating nook. built ins and extra baths A Monttcello Model' Patio and community pool Don t wait! $61.500 540-1720 R •duced Thousands Owner an111ous to sell hs1 super sharp Westside home-1mmaculate! Eating area oll ihe kitchen, new counter. and new bathroom llxtures. Covered patio. large green yard and lots ot lru1t trees Trailer access, spnnklers. Won't la111 $69.500 Call 540-1720 Just listed Wonderful tenant' 1n this super duple.111 2 un11s one building. single story Both un1ti. have one bedroom and one bath. par11y lurn1s~ Neat landscaping. Call for all the the details Great investment $69.950 540·1720 View of tM Goff CourH Reduced thousands! Immaculate home with great lloor plan leatunng brick lireplace in the lamily room, dining room area. eating area and 3 bedrooms No wax lloors in the kitchen. elec· tric garage door opener Huge covered enter· ,tamer's patio. Won't last' Was $72,500 Now S6g,950Call 540·1720 leauttful Lanai and Pool Ideal home tor entertaining• Out11oe 11rep1t. gorgeous PoOI and patio. Inside, find dining ro'>m, entry. spacious lamlly room with circular fireplace plus elegant fireplace In the t111ln9 room. 3 bedrooms. Super home! Call soon! $89. 950 540-1720 Lookinc) for the lest? Mesa Verde beauty with party wet bar In the lam1ly room and elegant mirrors throughout. 4 bedroom home with dining room. entry and 2 stone fireplaces Kitchen featuring eating area and bulft·1ns. Covered patio, sprinklers Proless1onaJ landscaping -tush' Can't last' s 139 500 540-1720 lxceptlOftal Super pool home with neat patio! Lovely 1lle and decking oYtslde -enterta1ners delight Al· tractive entry. dining room. eating area. 3 bedrooms and eJCtr• baths. Call now:. won't last $83,500 540-1120 lrlck Terraces Add a lovely touch to the well landacaped yard! Super home with country kitchen and eating area. lamlly room. brick ffreptace, dining room, entry and 3 bedrooms. Patio and trailer access. Corner lot on quiet street Better hurry! $73.950 54().1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ._ .. , Por s• G-.rot 1002 GttteroJ 1002 G._,.ol 1002 ~el 1002 ~el • 1~02 ~:rt •...•...•. ! .. ~. •·•·•·•···········•·••· ·••·•·····•············ ·••·········•••········ .•..............••••... ....................... . ...........•... o .. r.. 1002 ---------------••••••••••••••••••••••• OHM $AT /SUH 1·4 411 ~ HEf'TUMI Nuw on thu murket: lur11.1 Wci•1 Nuwport llu1)lu11 3 lMlrmH, 3 buth' 1•11fh Un fl•l• lund Sll•J>i. to l>\•urh Xlnl •ummt'r• w111tur 1 unlul l'rlcud ul )111111 :,iMI 1173 illJ 11'7!1 4'777 associated llll"t..I W'. l<tl\11'> .. S lOJ 9'o l .• 1t , 1 "'' I & I CHOICE Eastside 476 Magnolia OPEN SAT~UH. 1·5 Spa<·hius 3 hdnn. + den ; Ji: rum rm ove,.look- ini; 1~x:io pool s~m.soo SHARP DUPLEX :i Burin + 2 bdrm til· 1ud1ed only by the double l:Jra1tcs 3 Ye<1rs m:w ~ll.>,SOCI ON THE BEACH 3 Bdrm., ::! ha. homt-, Wc:.l NL·wrkJrl 11 a:. ever- ) thlnit. pri mt• loc .il t0n and\ ICW lf523 CotPUsl>t:IRVINE Assume Va Loan of S.57,IJOO Hl 8.~2."i fll'r rno I .ur;.:e !I 1 oorn h11m•· !::,cp. lam room, lurm drn room O"nl·r may ltl•lp finance. Can't lust; l'all now , Ct•ntury 2 1 Wc:.tL11rr. s.15 7:!21..:. __ OWNER DESPERATE :\lu-.t .,di. hig c·u ... tom11t·<f lturni• near \le~.• V1·nh' Country (.'lulJ 1 L .111.(1· loc<lr1111rn~ ,11111 lull l'rl\ all' ;.w1mm1ni.: pool \~klllj.. pl l('l' ""t ,... tlllll'tl lo ~l 1.1 oou ('.111 !°>10-lljl ~HERITAGE ·~· REALTORS Tn Plac:l' your .. Fust Result'' Serv1t·e Dtrec-tory ad Call Now 642-5678 Ext. 112 HOMES OHM 1·5 TN1 Aft'""*' UH19UE IM TURTLUOCK -Spacious 4 bdrm lownhome, su~rclun. $129,000. Ste JoAnne Perkins at 18741 Paseo CortE:z. UHl9UE IM THE BLUFFS -Rare R plan. fantastic vitw. 3 bdrms. Ste Harrit:ttt: Hammond £1t 209 Nata; bring $179.500. UNIQUE IH DH:RFlaD -Upgraded 3 bdrm. Patio homt:; dc::cking: tasteful. Only $89,000. Stt: N ataht: Fogarty at 3 Golf Bluff. lrvint:. UNIQUE IM THE ILUFFS -2 bdrm + dt:n or 3 bdrm. will st:ll soon at $149,500. See at 2097 Perla. UMl9UE IH HARIOlt ·VIEW HILLS - Spacious 4 bdrms. fam. rm, game rm. dining rm. 3 car garagt:. Immac. $229.500. St:E: Vt:rgilt:ne Hull at 1422 Kt:tl Drive. UNIQUE IN HUMTIMGTOM HACH - Helmsman modt:l m prestigious Park Huntington, 4 bdrm. 2 story with clt:cking. S12S .OOO . See 20251 Morristown Circl<:. UMl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Beautiful Burlingame. 4 bdrms can grow to 6. views. St:t: Donna Schroeder at 1112 Sandcastle. UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA DR MAR -3 bdrm. 2 bath. li,ght, airy. cht:t:rful. S l 45.000 S<:t: Elain<: Bt:ll at 507 '.\1 argm·ritl" A\ l". UMl(f)UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES J IH: d room Mon a co. CJ d d <-d room . 1 mmaculalt t·ondiLion. <:xctlltnt value at $142.00CL.St:t: Barb Hutchings al 1830 Port NihlE:y. UMl9UE IH EASTILUFF -4 bdrm. 2 story with family de:n. new carpt:ts. Set: Marilyn Thomas at 2830 Carob. Bring just Sl52.900 UNIQUE IH CHIHA COVE 5 bdrms. artist's retreat. on the w:.it<.:r next to <.t bL'Ut'h. SJ95.000 sand dollars Scl· D<:hi Bihh at 2fi27 Cove Strc:ct. UMl9UE IN THE BLUFFS Q plan. con temporary flavor. 3 bdrm!'t. elc<.Jn Sl39,500 Sci: al 520 Cancha U~l()U~ li()Mf:~ AEALTORS' I ttl NtCU 1 PEOPLE SE l lllll(j Tltl Nf A TC:> 1 H(I' If'> CORON.A DEL MAR. 676 8000 MESA VERDE. 548 5990 • CALL US ~~~~~! .......... !?~~!~!':!~!'! .......... ~~.~~ MEW EMGUHD CHARMER Former modt:l h.ome -4 BE:droom & famHy room w/wet bar. Open bt:am c<:ilings -central air. Immaculate cond1t1on. . 0,..,. Sat Ir S.. 12-6 905 w ...... ,.,.. s-. Ana $96,000 Mtrf91M AIWOdt **•UNITED lloteaS. 646-7414 . DUPLEX Near Dma ,_...Ma rina. Completely refurbished. Walk to the ~ach. Of· fer~ at $115,000 for immediate sale. COTA DE CAZA Residential R·l with valley view. Underground utilities and m~m bership to country club. Low down paym~t. Asking only $42,500. MAKI OFFa Best lloor plan, lowest priced, sin1lt: ~~vel 2 btidroom, 2 bath • townhom b ln Pr~ldenUal Hclahu in S..Ch••••, fGT,SOO. LAICISIDI Fish and Hil, minutf:S from the door step o f this immaculatt:t 4 bedroom, l ~ bath, with many up- ~rJtdet and fruit tr~s. Located in YtleliS. ..... Asking S75,500. REALTORS '75-Htt OPIM HOUSIS 645 IA YSIDI DIJYl_..IWPOttT MACH: ,IOMONTOtY IAY "WATlltNOMT tf9Mr ....... & .. , fw 10' ""*· .,._... f ......... -.. wltlt ..... .,_. roe. wfflt cosy ..,.ace O'tlrlooldMJ tht water ... _....., 4'c...e.d -*'" ••• a,_.. ...... OPBI UT & SUM 1-5. $450,000. 9 JS WIST IA Y -IALIOA PIMlMSULA -De11'9fM Cape Cod. J •twy at'- bullt 4 b••oont llofH. Proctfcalr • the bHdt. wttlt "' .., ............. .... , ...... ..,.,., ................. •ery ,...,. ~ A ..... pftMg ... ~2 1onlncJ for poulMe addlti-. OPIH SUM- DAY l-5. '05 l.All<Sl'Ult -CORONA DIL MAI: L .. DUPLEX -two be*o--two ....... & ""'" -...oom. two & •• Wf battts. Well locat•d 0ttd ht fl"• co1tdltlo•. $179,500. OPEN SAT & SUH 1·5. _)) ArPOl~M&fT j) 613 LIDO PAIUC DRIVE. UHJT ~I LIDO IASIN: Sophf 1ffcahd Jiviftg "O. Th. lay ... ExclffllcJ thrff be*°°"9 or.two Is.._ cOftdomWUM. S.Cwlty! rrhacy! ,. .... slip available for lcrcJe boat. COft•lfti.... to Lido shops. b9ik1 Ir ,... ....... NEWPORT CREST:. Me.,.+ leech, fow bedroom & family room .,ut ...,.. c.. ~ faMHy oriented. ........ tti.Jly .. cOf"tlhd. fftdudes use of ,...t. j..m. ,_.. & tennis co•rh. rrlc• red•c•d to SI 57,500. IH IRVIHE l IWoonl c0ttd0Miftium, londlc!1d .--..cf a ~ ........_ lt'I 1t.w, ~ 1 fulL Air c---.d. couameffy nsodctffolt -.....: pool, lqhhd ttMls couts, lacw.al, 1-. fr exercise f'OOllL Pnc• ~to $61,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OftCI cMI Mer 675-5511 G~nerot I 002 1Genuol I 002 .......................••...•.••••..••.•....•. AMI REALTY LOW D 0 w M Woodbridge Arborlakt: 2 br. 2 ba con- do. Near lake & beach. Sunken living room. sE:paratt: dining rm. breakfast rm. Luxury appliances. Beautifully landscaped private gardtn. Lst:/Opt. avail. OPEN SAT &SUN 2-6 75'-f 515 tE DBDllB ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eOPIH SAT Ir SUH 1·5 LOVILY TOWMHOUH-THI 11.UFPSI Much Desired E Plan In Tht: ''Front Row" Withi\s;:xciting View Of The Nort .. ~-~ Mountains. 3 Spacious E~~ 'amity Room 21h Baths .~ _ .. ~1uded Patio. Many Custot.. upgradesl $179.500 In Fte Simple. A "Joy 0 NE.:wport" Listing. 418 PLATA eaY APPOIHTMIHT NEWPORT CllST Spacious Plan 4 With 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths, Den/Family Room. Tasteful- ly Upgradt:d, Clos" To Pool, Jacuzzi And Tennis Courts. VifM' Of Ocean From Second Floor. Overlooks Greenbelt $129,SOO CANYON CWT TOWMHOUSI Lovely N'=w~r Ar"a Of Corona D~l Mar. End Unit. "E" Plan With 2 Bedrooms, 21h Baths. 2 Ftrei>lacd, 3 Patios. Built-In All Efectrlc Kitchen . Beauti!ully Carpt:ted & Draped. Pool.& Jacuzzi. $124.900 HORSI COUMftY llTAt. Spectacular lJUltop Ranch Of Ap- prox, 5 Acr~. Mountaih, V•ll•Y & Ocean Vtews. Luxurious 3 Y~ar Old Custom BuUt Ranch Style Home, With 5 &:d.rooms 3"' Batb8. Bttam Ct ilin~. Narbltr> 6 Carpded F loon.'.FOur car G~ Many Ex· tres. S8b Juan Ca ttanolSI0.000. cottOtU oa MAR DUflUX JUST~ block to big Corona beach. 2 bdrms in each unit plus a guest room for your overnight visitors. This i.s a must see property! Call ror an appointment _today! Ml\lf IM THE l&.UFFS First time offored. Bt:autltully up- gradfld and exquisitely decoratE:d i br ran: "h" plan. Formal Dining, tx p;insive gre~nb<:lt ~d . night light vitw -call for pr1vate v1ewmg COIOHA DH. MAR YtlW Gorgt:ous view of ocean. hills and greE:n oolt. 3 gentrous bdrms. mass1vt: Cireplac~. sec I udcd pool off family room a nd huge: master s uite. Highly up- gradoo S245,000. Call for appointment today. COttOHA DEL MAR COTIAGE Total charm -delightfully decorated · 2 bdrms and family rm. Add income unit on rear or lot. Top location. New listing -call for details and an appointment. CALL 673-8550 ll2 MARGUlRlll, C:OROHA DIL MAI ~STHEREAL '()i ESTATERS ~~~!'!., ........ ~~.~~!~~~~~! .......... ~~~~ *SNARETEV* Whirling in confusion about. Veteran buying power in O.C. ·~ The markE:t can & will work for you ll 1s vour turn tu l)(:ncf1l I rom lht liov 't. support you 'v<: l'a rnt-d ~o SNAFU's! Call mE: 54 l 0425 Agt *VETERANS* RIVIERA CONOOS-IEDUCEO!! Nc:wporl R1vitrc.t . t:omplc:tt:ly rt:· modt:ltd. likt nc:w ! 3 & 4 BR.. f am rm .. 21 ~ ba : 1900. 2200 sq. fl. T<:nms . jacuzzi. sauna. pool. rte rm $89.500. ~l4.SOO. Fabulous values!' ora.t l·S 2403 VEHIBt u,..._ A•e. to SCllltct llClbeft HELEN B. DOWD IEALTOR 644-0134 ~~~~~! .......... !~~~,?;~~~~! .......... !?~~ *HEW OH THE 1 MARKET * Durt.EX-,4CROSS HOM llACH $171.000 l••f,...... weQ. of Mewpert hoch. S... me.-/wftttt« income. Spoe&o. ..uh witll 2 ldnM eoch. lakottl•s for iftdoor'/out- door N•lng and lots of yffl" round fun & enjoynont. BEAUTIFUL IA YHOMT $400.000 A Soult layfront oddrff1 and you own two bHutiM homes. Two story, 3 bdrnl. leautfM Pa•IU0tt VIEW. S.,arote 2 ldnw cottog. you can INN or save for ¥l1itlng r.lattv... Fnshty coonlftat.d decor cmd M1tlhft Is included. rERFECTfOM-UKE MEW $120,000 le..Hfuly coordiltatfd decor ill ''Spic & Spcin .. eondlffon. luccola Wff two story hw with .. ~. fnfy rOOM • t.-.ct IC91dscopMc). Shps to pcrta C9Mf school IA.LIOA ISLAMD-CHARMJHG $117,500 &foy lahmld li•a.g ift this 3 bedro-. ho.-+CJll"f quarters. lecmffM ._..,. ....... llST LOCATION IRYIME TaRACE szu.ooo ct_..tatn f......,.. otftfttfOlll Y• c• itn• .,... OWft ... , nt.h wfffl 151 ft, ff'Ollt• • tM bfft 1tr.tt. A .......... .._.,... orcMrcl with"'°""-a.,_ fnitt ....... tr¥0CMo -Mee ........ tr••• We ..... th Clad qHflty HpNH ... ~ ......... ~ .............. OWMr ............... 5 .... , ......... with ..... ~ .... pool .... '°"°" 0,.. Set.',.. •. , ,... i' f BE THE COOLEST IN WESTCUFF C oo&. COlOIS m thUi lovely trad1 1wn•tl :l l>t·drm. ~ hulh homt· COOL ... hultt•r-. to pt olt-<'t tht· qu1t·l und µrn Jt ' COOL ~Jrdl'ns to r~frt8h and t·nJo~ You 'II hl· J C OOl c·u~tomtr' 1501 UK•Lo. ~ 1·5 CUFF HAVEN CORNER PalCI lllDUCTIOH! Lovt-l y J tx-drm 2 bath homt' loc·uttd al S t James rtrl JCHI 15th Strt·<:l New k itchtn Wllh loads of ~ulld walnut eupboard:, t;IL·a mmg Pl·g~(·d hardwood floors, hr1('k f1rtpla<.:<: Tht.· t xtra lar-"c ~n<:lo .... L1l v<:1r<1 ha!. fruit trtcs, 2 brick pa11~. attachl-<l g;.i ragt :.md room for pool \,C·J.(l'l ahlt:s or hoatltrailo/ storaJ!(' S I :l2.500 700-tSHt St., M.I . Sat/Sun 1-5 FRIENDLY FAMILY HOME WESTCLIFF -g racious and im- maculatt: 5 b(!drm & family rm. St:t in largt: yard with pond and maturt planting. J.!lvmg desiroo privacy. All O (.:W kitchen hltns + BBQ . 2 firtplacts. hardwood floors. $174,900. I 506 Warwick La., Hwpt lch Sun 1-5 DOYER SHORES-VIEW CUSTOM DECORATED, right down to the laundry room. Bt:autiful 3 bl:dr oom and dt:n homt:. Spacious rooms with <-'X<.'t·lll·nt traffic flow. El(!gant carpt:ls. dt:corator wallpapE:rs, vaultl'd·bt amt:d ct:ilings & inlaid wood floors -quality th ruou t. S272. 5C)(). l SOO Antiquo, Hwpt Bch Sot /Sun I ·S SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS OM 1/i ACRE IN NEWPORT -one of WE:Stcliff's custom homts. Built for an active family with pool. jacuzzi. bad- minton and baskt:tball! Formal dining room. family room. matched wood pant:ling, 3 fin:placts. built-ins sui>trb quality thruout. $385,000 VACATION'S NOT OYER ENJOY CONDO WITH YtEW of octan in N(!wport lkac·h. Cus tom wallpapers. carpE:ts & drapt.:s. near-new 3 bwrm, 21n baths. bltns . firt:placc:. dbl garagE:. $124.500. SALES ASSOCIATE BOB KADAN OPEM HOUSES 1-5 8141 Fox Hall Or, Hunt Bch $67,900 3 BEDROOM. 1112 BATH, CONDO 177 Mohlt r. Anaheim Hills $108.500 4 BEDROOM, 21h BA, 2 Story 5308 Seashore Dr, Nwpt Bch $183.950 OUPLEX2&4BEDROOMS 1631 Avenida Silva, Fullerton $68,000 3BEOROOM,2BATH,CONOO 2036 Willow. Anaheim 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH 105 E. Avcnida San Gabnel, SC $72,500 4 BEDROOM. 3 BATH $129,900 8121 Fox Hall Or. Hunt B<:h 3 BEDROOM. H~ BATH llOSIM...a.St. , .... "Y.., 961 .. 311 $69.900 NEWPORT BEACH DAY HJ GULANOS -Enter your own 1mvutu E:Stat~ thru an impressivts gal· t:"d courtyurd w/waterfall. Thls lux- urjous & ~pac. hm foatur~ 3 BR. den. & rumll v rm . lrg. pool. jacuzzi. woodt:n decks & a lovt:ly mountain \'iew. NEWPORT C H.EST -We havt st:vt!ral choict listings in this popular arta. Rt:c<:nt price rt:duction makE: tht:m xlnt values. CORONA on MAR SOUTii OF HIW A Y -Rar~ Victorian home w/fantastic ocean view. 2 BR. pll_lS stelud<..-d studio. l Yr. warranty. IRYIHE THE COLONY -Beautiful & bard to find Plan 300. 4 BR, family rm. dining rm. Ct:ntral air, sprinklers. 1 Yr war- ranty. TURTLEROCK -"Super P lan III" 4 BR & family room on exceptionally lar ge lot. Must sell this weekend. Bring off er on this fabulous home. I Yr. warranty. DEERFIELD -Decorator's 2 BR patio horn(.: upgradt:d like no otht:r home in this arta. IT'S ELEGANT. Ct:ntral A/C. Ntxt to park & pool. COSTA MESA WESTSIDE -Family home. 3 BR. 2 BA, hugt: lot. $69,500. Including 1 Yr. warranty. HUNTINGTON BEACH NEW LANDMARK LISTING -4 BR. 2 BA family home. Priced lor quick sale 640-9900 \!\IjljE\,T l{E .. \l~r\~ BAY & BEACH REALTY * OPEN HOUSES * VYGUSS -OCIAM VllW Exct:ptlonal 4 bdrrn. beauty with s1t- down ocean & canyon views. Lgt:. family rm., formal dining rm., quit:t, secluded library & complete dark room. S277.500 -Fee. Dally 2·6. 1607 Castle Cove LARGEST 1-&.EVB. 4 la. Harbor View Home on quiet street : s harp Montego pricoo by absenttt owner considerably below market value. $142,000 I ncludes land. 1627 Port Abbey. Sat. 1-5 SHA.IP "MBIDrnr" 4 U. Price reduced $4,000. Lar ge homt: with basement recr eation rm., pantled family rm., 3 bathS, wet bar & formal dinin g r m . Now only $129.500. 13031 Malena (Tustin/Orange area). Sat. 1-5 &NIA.DB> '"V .. ILUfFS COHDO Custom wallpaper & carpeting; 3 bdtms., 2 baths & powder rm. $123,500. 2710 Del Oro. Sun. 1-S a.EGA.NCI Ir HACH, TOO Only 'h very short block to Corona Beach. An absoluh:ly beautiful 5 bdrm., 6 bath home on TWO lots, with 4 car garage. Approx. 5,000 ft . of lux- ury. $350,000. 209 Narcissus. CdM. Sun.1-5 LEASE WITH Of'TIOM TO IUY' 3 Bdrm., 2 ba. condo, cl~ to pool, in t he prestigious original Bluffs. Vacant & avail. for immed. occupancy. 2007 Baja. (Mar Vista to Bonita). $124,900. SWl.1-5 YOUU UKE OUR ESP . _ .Experienced Sales Personnel 759-0811 ,, Mmy A TarWChi ;I• Congratulations, Mary! Mary White of Tarbell, Realto Costa Mesa office was named to the Presidential To Producers list for the seeond quarter in 1977. Her kee sense of awareness to matching the right house to th right family has earned her numerous awards, and sh has been instrumental in the success of the Costa Mes office. For any questions you have about buying or sellint a home. call a professional, call Mary White! 1 540-1720 2955 Haabor llTd. !:~~ .......... ~~~~ ~ol 10~~1 G1Mt'ol too? , ________ , .......................... ···················· BAA BAA LUXURY wat erfront condo, 2 BR, 2\2 ba. Pool, jacuzzi, 24 hr. security. Brand new; comp. furn. $220,000 PENINSULA. 4 BR, 3 ba. home. All amenities. Lovely area. $195.000 LIDO ISLE, 4 BR, 2 Ba. Nicely decor. Lge. patio, beamed cell's .• hdwd firs. 48 Ft. lot. ~000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Buy~rcl1• Dt1ve N 8 67S 61ol 1002(ilMf'OI IOOZ 1470 JAMBOREE RO . NEWPCRT BEACH Sheep. Chickens, few ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-..•••••••••••••• 0,... To Sene YM 7 Days Aw.-u..tfl 7:30 PM. rcstnctions on this in ac re country h ome! Near Newport's Back Bay! Owner must sell! ~.ooo. RED CARPET Gett«ol I 002,GeMral I 002 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·0811 754 1202 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 ·--------1 {u.st ~t J3!!!ff' 644-1133 g:.ealt v A NYTIME BLUFFS BEST BUYS OPEN SUM. 1-5 GREENl~T LOCATIOM In original Bluf&; spacious 3 bdrm .. 21h ba. End unit; has suPtr entry. Owntr will financ{:. $132,000. 536 YIST A GUHDE SPACIOUS E.PLAN With fortvt:r vit:w; 3 bdrms. & den. 3 baths; mint cond. Priv. wallt:d-in patio. Choice of c arptt colors. $162.500. 675 VISTA IONITA LEASES ALSO AV AILA.IL! 2, 3 & 4 BR. $500 To $800 Fully furn 3 Br, singlt: levt:I $550 G.-roC I002j •••••••••••• ••••••••••• Sell idle Items , 642·5678 !:~~!'! .... ~ ..... ~~~~,~~!'! ....... ~ .. !~~~ CA.MEO SHORE~ IEST VA.LUE 180 DEG. OCEAN/ JETTY VIEW Elegant 3 bdrm., 3 bath family homt: with formal dining rm., brkfst. rm. & game rm. with frplc. & wt:t bar . Lar~t yard with room for pool. 3 Private beaches. A must st:t: ! $315,000 OP&I 1-5 4545 GOaHAM Dl. Tiie Cam.o Shores R..w...t Speefall1h CALL 67l-7040 1002 G.-ral BYOWHER 1002 4 Uclrm, fam rm, 3 ba. Plan 102, 1940 sq ft. Ceramic tile entry, AIC. wet bar, ·frplc, shake roof. You may choose color or drps & ram rm cpl. S93.:'KIO. Prin only. QIU 552-0431 BA.CK BAY This nice 4 Bedroom home is located on large lot & surrounded by Tangerine. Orange, Lemon and Lime trees. OHered for only $87,500. So call now your appt. to s~e this r eally &real value. FULLER REALTY 546.0814 LUXURY LIVING 3 br, 3 ba Big Canyon Townhome. Luxury features. Dra matic architecture! Tennis. pool & jacuz:ti. OPEN SAT&SUN2-6 PRICE SLASHED 759-0087 Owners moving & say SELL! Your opportwiity to BUY this lovely, l · story family home on choice comer lot in Eastbluff. 4 Bdrrns. & lge. family rm. Open today 1·5. 1002 (i .... , .. 1002 2901 CATALPA $152.500 THE VA appraised this near new 3 bedroom Summerfield home on a corner lot for $80,000! Low down {fr vets! Many upgrades! Call now! REDCARPET 754-1202 Golfers Dream Mesa Verde 's most •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110111 ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SERVICE NEWPORT CREST PLAN 4 Spacious & Lovely 3 ~rooms, 3 Baths. Den/Family Room. Tasteful- ly Upgradtd. Near Poot &Jacuzzi & Tennis Courts. $129,500 SPEC'TACULAI\ home. 5 II I D0VM .,RIVE 631 -1800 LAGUNA'S RNEST Contempor ary elegance accentual· ed by breathtaking day & night· light VIEW! This s mashing home features 2 bdrms., den, formal din· ing, 4 baths & hugt unfinis hed bonus rm. A must-see today, 1·5. 545 DUMHEGAM PLACE (Turn at LeDroit > $300.000 (til:l?~ ""'()Cl4Tl:S INC. 600 Newport Center Ortve • 64<>-6500 8R,4ba,FR.DR.LR, ~!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!IJ!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f Spanish 2 1tory, \oli aC"re. '!!! The aolf course ls your GtMral • 1002 ~-1002 GfMr..e 1002,GeMr.. 1002 back yard. ()pen House 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• days 1·5. 1790 P11nay Cir· _____ _.__...._ __ _.. ___ ....., __ __..._. ___ ..._ ______ _.. TOP .SALESPEOPLE FOR AUGUST MAltGf MORGAN CotteMne JACKllHTHY tMfflMJt•a.eclt IRVIME CONDO I Adult occupied Condo with charm and low maintenance. Live in one Of Irvine's ~st areas. Call 640-6161. TREE LINED A VENUE I Do you ever long for thoce tr~ lined stretts back home? You can enjoy that plus large custom home in Newport Beach. Call 640-6161 , NEW LISTING EASTSIDE This 4 lx:drm, 2 bath Buccola built home is in the most desir able ar~ with a large family room added 06 . F ruit t rees and avocad o trees m akes this a great East.side fa milv home. Asking only $94,900. Call 5464141 : ' • PRl~E REDUCED J =~~ aooz Castleridge Homes • •!!••!!!!!ral!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Open House: Saturday & Sunday 1-5 p. m. Thls bE:aut1f Ul, spacious Mesa dt=l Mar home h as been reduced $220p. Features 4 b edrooms , 2 bathe. breakfast bar, huge family dining. Big comer lot. Frashly painted. Beautifully landscaped & 2 patl<f. Asking $82, 700. Call 548-4141 ....................... PutffhtGewl Start your money work· in.I fot you by lnve1lln1 in I.his newly rodecorated Ccndo. Dive from your doortothapool. You 'll ho • •Plalhlna auccca11 I Uon'i delay, coll now ror • detnlla. CENTURY 21 M9M ........ •4M '1 BjgC~¥on Properties ~ ' . nnum Jui! 1r41, 1VE NEW HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN PR£ST1010\JS L£¥0N HEIOHTS -COWAN tlEICHT AR£A Cusiomfred cou ntry living In th• 1xctptlon1I Swteplng pd1ortl vit!ws. nM homtt. All homes compl6t1 with 11eurzl 11nd aun". lfMlll'l-1M ~hhectura and 111'10odt•flowh'IO Now II 1f11 time to pl't'IJtw dlta fint hbma a floor pfn from 3300·35«l •u•1 f11L lllect your OWh d1~or. Otfttld for Alt for •284.000 co *290,000. THI Skyllnt Orlw to H11nam.i Ortw to FurlOf!f Drivt. It DAtlVllll.Of t ••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 100 ........................ { MIWPOIT WA.,.,.OHT SJtl.000 Anmc blil)frott kiic-euuo rib li C«' I tur:v P•nau l •ntry llu ic• Hvh1a room. rw ... 11 fw. rtll fir•pl•t·~. \ '~" L1t"du1n , c:111U 11111\U) f m Wllb Wt'l bal' •.: ~1r t-ui 11 r Hun ,l.uf\'a'"' lo mie'l~ r allll .S. m••ltlllfl~nl bu)' \WW. I .:il'"F'.•' lmnt p.acw St"' 111 t1o;..,.rh A mu t to He. ltJ\ffil"tllDlt' O('t'Ul"'OC)', 1 1lli~ n uonow' , ---' TH£ REAL ESTAT£RS --- OU>WOILD CHAIM Ito \OOtl 11\:M'llPtlUll :J Ira; bdr m-.. 2 1 hJrmmg hJttu. .. -.unny k1lthco t 11cplan: p ri \ ,j ll' bnd< pJ\10 J hrNklJ'>l IJJ l l of t \our Ian:•· hv rm l>IH;ll l1t• J ti) I' L' ti I 0 ~ u.itural ~•>1KI 11unchll)i, ,ul111 i.i.1 11t•ll·ll duor' -.hort "·•lk to Coruna 111• " J r f< f' .I (' h ,1 II I 111•,lJUI Jllh, uh \\''> , ul1· g u •·'>l ht>U!.l' I u \lt an\Jrn.1 or l"ncncb t.h1 ... ont· 1 ... a drl·.1m com true. t>11, 7171 ("';µ/lj fij t,/ •If J ; fJ I f ~ f4· 'I YOUR OWN PARK \n ad 1v1· f.i m dy w il h,I\ c H ·a r-, ol l'llJ!I) 1111·n 111 th1" J ltrJ t'll\ e b a!>I llluff':. t'IJOdo Ch crlool.. 111g J O t''IJarl'-1\ ,. lrn• J111t•<l ~rl•t•nhdl ~ 111\ t·I~ IMlrms a c•nl'f'l'd dt'<' tu Vil'\\ ~ou r p,1rk Ii,. J U l t I u I ~ lt• 11:. .1 \ l' t k1ldll'll 1louhlc g;ir.11.;c 1·JtJ..,l' lll pool'> ;rod bc"t o all J 'l'f\ modl .. ,l pra·l' •• J II ll:. r II r d l'I ;11 I b I.Iii 7!il VETS · ••FREE•• VA C04.lftst-lin9 & Info. Servict- No Down Payment Free List of VA Homes in O.C. t Jr:1n1w t'o", I .;rr'~l·..,t \' \ 1 luml· llrokc1 Coll 24 Hrs. 675-2626 WOHl.U It E \I. ES'I \I 1-; • ACCEHTOH VALUE -38DRM JACUZZI INVESTOR'S SPECIAL Sl9,900 Gu11r.dl'd 1H1tcway pro· l(·rt-. l:H 1sh ground~ with puol! &>eluded entry to l'lC ccut1ve ll v. rm . S 11 n sh 1 n e go u r tn e I. k1ll'h c n ovc rlouk ~ pr1\ulc co11rtyurd. :-\ p 1 r a Ii n g st o I r t' ,1 i. c ~incls lo bdrm complc'I. r tMncr anx10U!\. 1subm1t any ofrl'I'. The hnc11t in I wnh m 11 d n f.( (.'11 II r1Wl'k ~ 847 -tiOIO ~ll\i flJ , • ,, 't11t1 rt , , I\. , l~RMJ ... HOUSES FOR SALE # I .. IOOM m Lamb rdy Lano, LagW1a Beach JJ&.4651 Sll.5,000 SW1day 2·5 I• PAM IM w D .. 1'1U Bonni• Doooe, Corona d t l Mar 644-2212 $l47.500 Sun. 1-5 J .. IOOM H Cov4:, Woodbrldg~. lrvtnt: 64().9900 Sunday 1 ~ •28 Lakt:vlbw, Woodbridgt:, Irv. 759-151.S Sl19,500 Sut/Sun 2·6 g Sola.no. San Joaq Hls. Irv. 64.5-0303 $107 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 2010 Vista Caudel, Bluffs 673-&MO $142,~ Sat/Sun 1·5 498 Mountain Ro.ad, L aguna Bt:acb 497-2489 $162,500 Sunday 2·5 498 Mountain Road. Laguna Buch 499 4551 $162,500 Sunday 2·5 !Ml Summit Drivt:, Laguna Bt:ach 499-4551 $168,000 Sunday 2-5 2665 Club Mt:sa Pl. Costa Mtsa 754-1202 $71,500 Sun. 1 ·5. 29412 Edgewood Dr .• SJ Capo 495-5216 $69.000 Sat/Sun etll day 112 Haiti, Corona dt:l Mar 675-4392 Sat & Sunday 1-5 \0243 w~tminstt:r A Vt:. Wtstmnst 'r 898-7&55 $.55,000 Sun 1·5 3672 Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. 552.7500 $69,500 Sun. 1·5 14632 Beach, Irvine 752-1700 $88,000 Sun.12·5 17362 Rosewood, Irvine 752-1700 $86,500 Sun. 11·5 2 IR Ii FAM RM or DEH If 18 Shoal Dr .. J as mine Crk. CdM 675-2311 Sl94.500 Sunday 1-5 1529 Dolphin Ttr r , Corona dt:l Mar 675-3411 Sat /Sun 1-5 1951 Port Lockslt:igh, HarbVuHms 675-3411 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • • •973 Baysidt: Covt:s W. NB 640-1812 S325.000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 •29Z7 Pt:rla. NE:wport Bt:ach 640-8826 $154.500 Sunday 1·5 58 Arboles <Rancho San Joaq >Irv. 552.7500 Sll0.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1817 Port Taggart. HVH. Npl Bch 640-7169 $152 .500 Daily 12-5 2660 Qu~a Way. Laguna Beach 494-8519 S165.000 Sunday 12-4 602 Orchid, Coron a dt:I Mar 673-8550 $140.000 Sun 1-5 •2907 Pt::rla, Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 ·1 :)()2 Butler (University Pk) Irv. 552-7500 Sun. 1·5 •No. 8 Lt::mon Grove: ( Orangt:lrtt:) l rv 645-6646 $84 .900 Sunday l ·5 •209 Nata, Bluffs, Newport Beach 675-6000 $179,500 Sunday 1·5 3 IEIJROOM 1983 Contintntal. Costa MtSa 646-7171 569.000 Sunday 1 5 2791 Goldc:n Cir, Nt:wport Beach 646-7171 $91 ,000 Sunday 1·5 :W7 '.\Iilford Dr !Cam Shrs 1 Cd~l 673-4400 $260.000 Sat/~un 1·5 1114 White Sails. Corona dtl Mar 675-3411 $190.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3363 F'uschia (Grtt:nbrook> C.M. 645-7575 SlOS.500 Sun. 1 5 461 Seaward. Corona del Mar fi75·23ll Sl49.500 Sunday 1·5 107 Via San Rt:mo. Nt:wport Bt:ach 645-0303 $215.000 Sal/Sun l ·S •29 Ccutyon Is land. BigCanyon, NB 759-0087 $179,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 M37Se rc nadeT. Cl rv T 1. Cdl\l 6?3'-4400 Sl62.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2525 Holl y Lant: (Nwpt Hghls) NB 646-268.5 $99.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1134 Mission. Mt::sa dt:l Mar. CM 832-8752. 546-2018 Sat/Sun 11-3 1653 New Hampshire::, Costa Mesa 752-0861 $81.500 Sunday 12·5 •431 Lugonia . Ntwport Shorts, NB 64&-3255 Opt::n Daily 1·5 3019 Samoa Pl. Mesa Vc:rdt:. CM 751-2237 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·6 •2989Jacaranda < M Verde>. CM 979-4067 $84.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa 646-1044 $130.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 309 Walnut <Newport Shorts) N.B. 548-1290 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 824 Congrtss. Costa Mesa 642-5333 $62.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 486 Costa Mesa St .• Costa Mt::sa 831·2865 f77.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 362 Sant.a Isabel. Costa Mtssa 962-7788 Sunday 1-5 '*4 Starburst. Newport Bt!ach 962-7788 $84,500 Sun 1·5 · 3444 Fuschia. Costa M~sa 963-0867 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •27~ Harbor View Dr., Nwpt Bch 548-3404 $23.5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1045 Balboa, Laguna Buch 499-4685 $132,SOO Sat/Sun 10-5 496 LocU$t, Laguna B~ach 4g"T-2489 $165,500 Sun 1·4:30 1344 Watson Avt. Half:crt:St, C.M. 751·3191 $73.500 Sal/Sw\ 12·5 .r. 310'7 Barbados. Mtsa V(:jrd~. CM 64().49$0 Sat/Sun 12·5 ~71 Crlate }>alma. Hunt. Bch. 842-t• $88,900 Sat/Sunday 602 Acacia. Corona dtil Mar 67S.23'T3 Sun. 1·5 228' CotKat", Colleg~ Park, CM 64.5-7221. $83,000 Sat/Swl 1-S !42 SnaPdf'.aion .CD~~fit:Jd) Irv. 645-9850 $89.500 .; Sat/SW\ 1~ 808 Via LidO Soud, Nowp0rt Bttach m.ano Sunday t-$ 109f Hamoton. Cotta Mt!a 548-2313 f19,SOO Sun. 1·5 50I Yiita Grande (Bfulf1) N.8. MtaJt JM7,500 Sit/Sun i..s 2812~ Oro C8hilf1) NB .. em '118,500 s.11san 1.s 401 Va.ta ROnla <Blufftl NB IGa:-SllT,200 sat/Sun 1-6 •a•• Blulf1, N!fpt Beacb .., Ii --....,,l.S • • . ... .. . . . . DIRECTO·RY ...... .__ .... ...., ............... ,.. .. ~~-..................... ..... .. •11zedllt ........... 'r .. • ..................... ~YNOTWIMJ AM......_ ................... ,.. .. ~ ...... _, ..................... ~-··--~. . ' 29592 ~rvalt:: Cr. Laguna Bch 546-2313 $85,450 Sat/Sun 1·5 2467 Santa Ana Ava (E/sid~) C.M. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·6 •591 Knowell P l., Costa Mt::sa 646-7711 Sal/Sun 1·5 332 Collon (N~wport Shores) N. B. 673-7300 $102,000 Sun. 1·5 1738 Pint. Huntington BE:ach 540-3666 Sat & Sun 1·5 295 CamE:llia Ln. Costa ME:Sa 546-8640 $74.900 Sunday 1·5 304 Ot.t:ro, Bluffs 673-8.550 $154,500 Sun 1-5 507 Margu<:ritt. Corona d~I Mar 675-6000 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 \5351 Rushmoor Ln. HB 963-6767 $82,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 29592 Ot:E:rvalt:, Laguna Nigutl 546·2313 $85,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 501 Tustin, Ntwport Bch 546·2313 $145,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 •20001 South Lowt:ll. Santa Ana 847·8.553 $61,500 Sunday 1·5 2256 Colgatt. Costa Mesa 898-78.55 $81.500 Sat & Sun l ·S ~ Prf!Sidio, Huntington Bt:ach 898-7855 $79,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 8652 Dorsett Or, Huntington BE:ach 752-1920 $84.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 19781 Esturary La. SeaHaven, HB 546-4141 $69,950 . Sun 1·6 232 Robinhood. E . Costa Mesa 546-4141 $1091500 Sun 12·5 ·4105 Calle Juno, San Clemente 536-7533 Sl27,950 Sunday 1-5:30 944 Oak St., Costa Mesa 963-7600 Sun. 2-5 1260 Londonderry, Hall of Fame, CM 546·4141 $71 ,950 Sunday 1-5 ' •19642Tr ident, Huntington Bch 540-1720 $83,500 Sunday 1-5 •8442Conner Cir .• Westminster 9624454 $69,950 Sunday 1·5 1809 Pt. Stirling (HV Homes> NB 640-5560 Sl35.900 Sun. 1-5 587 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $66.000 Sunday 1·5 2018S. Pacific. Santa Ana 645·0303 $56.500 Sunday 1 ·5 2538S. Center. Santa Ana 645-3474 $77 ,500 Sunday 1-5 6406 W. Oceanfront. Newport Bch. 645-1531 S250.000 Sunday 1·5 105 Cadiz. San Clemenl t• 492-7822 $78.000 Sunday 1-5 16622 Channel. Huntington Harbour 846-5502/C213)592·551 1 Sun 1-5 20822 Lance lot. Huntington Bch. 963-7069 S73.500 Sun 1-S 4692 Charnock. Willows. lrvme 752-7315 $73.500 Sunday 1-5 4612 Abbotts wood. Willows. Jrv . 752-7315 $73.900 Sunday 1-5 l910 HaJladay. Santa Ana 646-7711 Sun I 5 3 IR & GUEST HOME 325 E. 23rd Stn:c.:t. Costa Mt:s a 646-7711 Sat/Sun l s . l IR Ir FAM AM or DEN •;:!517 Westmin~tcr . Costa M c!)~ 548-6451 $87,500 Sat/Sun 12-6 • 15701 Pacific Av<:. Tustin 646-7171 $75.500 Sunda 1-5 621 Cliff Or .. Npt. Hgts. NB 675·2311 $179.900 Sunda 1-5 8 Montt:rt:y Circle:. J rvmt 675-'3411 $243,500 Sat/S 1·5 * 2526 Camc::git:, Colle gt Park.C 645-J-174 $83.500 Sat/S 1-5 1140 Mission Dr., Costa ME:S 545-6475 $79.500 1037 Oidrickson Wav. 499-4551 $245,ooO Sunday 2·5 4545 Gorham Dr <Ca moo Shores l CdM 673-7040 $315.000 Sat/Sun J-5 •861 St::natt::. C06ta Mt:sa 833-0639 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3220Dt:1aware. Mesa Verde. CM 546-5880 Sat/Sun 1·5 802La Vergri Way. Santa Ana 546·5880 $S8,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 118 The Masters Cir., Costa .Mesa 645·0003 $.115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Antigu{. Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $272.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 700·15th St. CliltHaven, NB 642-5200 $132.500 Sat/Sun J -5 1225 Dunning Dr, Laguna Beach 499-4551 $227,500 Sunday 2·5 13125E:acrtat, Hrbr Vu Hills, N.B. 64()..1812 $159,500 Sat & Sun 1·5 2245Aralia, Eastbluft, Npt Bch 640-1812 $138,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 18031 Wt:Stlake Cr. Huntlngton Bch 842-8540 Stlt/Sun 12·5 31 SandpiJ><'r (Woodbridge) Irvine 559-7239 Sat&Sun 20322VilJageJ)r, Huntington Beach 556-2660\.$9,900 Sunday 1·5 33862 Mariana, Dana Point 846-9'/24 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1&40 Hlllcrest, Laguna Beach 494-7551 $184,500 Sat/Sun l ·:S 2305 ~eic:Uanda, Newport &ach SCS.7221 $119,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1983CcntinentaJ, Costa MtH 646-1171 •.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 ••43262ald St. Nwpt Sbrs, NB 675-6917 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·~ 1850 Ntw Jtn*'Y CMt:ta Vf:rdts l CM l979PtTrmjtyCircle <HVH>NB. 642·823.5 Sat/Sun 12-S * •324 Morning Star (DOVt1r~ )NB . 642-823.5 $325,000 Sat/Sun l·S •1831NptHills Dr E <HVH> NB 944-6200 • Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2284 Fordham, Costa MtiSa 646--7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 1201 Pembrokt: Ln. Ntiwport B~cb 646-9836 $149,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3222 Grist:t, Santa Ana 754-1202 $82,400 Sat. 1·5 217 Amherst, Costa Mtsa 754-1202 $85,500 Sun. 1-5 2944 Baker St. (Mt:sa Vt:rde >CM 771-2386 $89,950 Sat/Sun 2·5 1812 Pt. Manleigh (HV HomE:S) NB 644-1766 $143,500 Sun. 1·5 3611 Pine. Irvine 752·1700 $91 ,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 34 R~bow Falls. Irvine 5494764 , Sat/Sun 1·5 1803 Iowa , Mesa Vtrdt:, Costa Mt:sa 751-3191 Sat&Sun l ·S 1877 New JtrsE:y, Mesa Verde, CM 751·3191 Sat & Sun l·S 335 Princeton <College Park) C. M. 646-7414 $81,800 Sat/Sun 12·5 1721 Miramar. Penn Pt, Balboa 675-8676 Sat & Sun 2·5 4102 Bris bant:, Univ Prk. Irvine 631·1400 $94,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 4581 Grt:t::ntrt:t <Univ Prk) Irvine:: 549·8744 $108,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2449Windward Ln., Nwpt Bch 963-7600 Sun 1·5 656 Darrell, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $75,000 Sun 1·5 9112 Bermuda, Newport West, H.B. 962-4454 $95,900 Sunday 1·5 15442 Scherbourg <Ranch) Irvine 552.7500 $84,500 Sun. 1·5 1804 Newport Hills Dr E . CHV HomtSl 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 1215 Manners <Baycrest> NB ~ 642·8235 Sun.1·5 2248 Vista Huerta (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $125,000 Sun. 1·5 519 Playa (Bluffs ) N.B 642·8235 Sun. l ·5 23 Bodega Bay <Spyglass' CdM 644-6200 $239,500 Sun. 1·5 658 Joann. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $69,950 Sunday 1·5 14151 Silliman, Huntington Harbour 540-1720 $195,000 Sun 1·5 ~3 106 Fernheatb. Costa Mesa :>40-1720 $7~.950 Sun 1·5 3098 Fernheath. Costa Mesa 54()..1720 S74.950 Sun 1-5 7247 Havenrock Or .. Huntington Bch 960·3617 $120,000 Sun 1-5 1501 Lincoln Lane. Westcliff, NB 642·5200 $195.000 Sunday 1·5 * 141 72 Moore <The Colony) Irvine 552-3092 $84.000 Sunday 10-5 l094 Ha milton, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,500 Sun 1·5 1850 New Jersey, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,950 Sun. 1 ·5 20822 Lancelot, Huntington Bch 546-2313 $73,500 Sun 1·5 769 W. Wilson , Costa Mesa 646-4380 $67,500 Sunday 12·4 2335 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 646-7711 Sun.1·5 l830 Port Ashley. HVHomes, NB 675-6000 $142,000 Sunday 1-5 1589 Corsica, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 f79,900 Sunday l ·5 941 Lansing. Mesa No., CedarGln. CM 545-9491 $83,500 Sunday 1-5 *3 Gold Bluff, Deerfield, Irvine 675-6000 $89,000 Sunday 1-5 322 Point.se~tia. Coron~ del Mar 644 -9060 5245.000 Sun. l ·5 1687 New Ha mpshire. Costa Mesa 546-5.119 $93.000 Sun .1·5 1835Tahlti, Costa M~ a 546-2313 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 935 W. Bay,.Balboa Ptno, Balboa 67s.5511 ·• Sundtty 1 ·5 2SZU Yacht Dr .. D8aa Point 496-7711 Sunday 1·4 26385KimbE:rly, Vlg San Juan, SJC 496-T711 $75,500 Sunday 1·5 •2101 Highland, Newport Beacb 540-USl $134,950 Sun 1•5 41$33 Dorchester (Cameo Hghlnds) CdM · 642-8235 $235,000 s un.1-s · 904 Liard, Costa Mesa 546-4141 $75,950 Sunday 1 ·5 20211 Crown R eef <PacSnds) Hunt.lkh · 963-m1 $92,500 s un l ·S 2229 W. Manly Ave., Santa Ana 645-3474 $92,000 Sunday 1·5 2239 Port Lerwick, Harb Vu, NB 675-3411 $179,500 SWlday 1·5 2729 Via Montecito, San Clemente 646-7414 Sun 1·5 3618 Park Lane, Nwpt Beach (213) 796-050 Opep Sat/Sun 1·5 l940 Highland, Newport Beach 546-2313 $131,900 Sun 1·5 3214 Washington, Costa Mesa 546-2313 f75,500 Sun 1·5 3187 Madera, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $89,900 Sun 1·5 3110S. Townsend, Santa Ana 546-2313 $89,500 Sun 1·5 9411 Breakwater, Huntington Bch 546-?.313 $82,500 Sun l ·S . 4 IR Ir FAM RM or DEH 269 Bay St. ( Eastsidt:) CM 646-8265 $94,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 •18330riole Dr. (Mesa Vfsrdt) CM 546-9950 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 L514 Highland <West.cliff) Npt.Beach 64.5-7575 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 20152 Swansta. Huntington B~ach 640-9900 SW1day 1-5 1846 Tradt:winds, Ntwport Bt:ach 640-9900 Sunday 1-5 14112 Picasso. Tht: Colony. Irvint 640-9900 Sunday l ·S • •5 Bodc::ga Bay. Spyglass, CdM 675-3411 $314 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •933 Bellis St CEastblufO NB $179,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 13 Mandrakt <Univtrs ity Pk) Irv. 552-7500 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1651 Bakt:r. Mt:sa VtrdE:, CM 645-3474 $108,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3157 Kerry Lant, Costa ~tsa 752-0861 $79,900 Sunday 12-5 209 Pearl Avt. Balboa Island 640-53.57 S275,000 Sal/Sun 3019 Java Road, Mt::sa Vt::rdt:. C.M. 556-6171 Sat & Sun 1·5 • 19Q7 Glt:nwood Lant: <Baycrt:st>N B 642-4688 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5886 S1t:rra Sitna (TurtlE:rock) Irv 833-26.57 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 2 Dt:t::rspring'<Dt:t::rfit:ld) Irv int 752·1414 Sun. l ·Ei 21972Trailway. Lakt: Fort:st 962·1795 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •6722 Lawn Haven . Huntington Bch 644 -9513 Sunday 1·5 2191 Vista tntrada <Bluffs> NB 644-1766 $155.900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1843 Port Wht:t:lt:r , HVH. N.B. 833· 1840 $186.500 f tt Sat/Sun l ·5 • 1087 Rt:<lding, Mt:s a Woods. CM 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 428 Vista Sutrtt::. Bluffs. Npt Bch 548-8>33 Sat & Sunday l ·5 1849 Port Manleigh, Newport Bch 644-1128 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2604 Visladel Oro, Newport Beach 543-9625 $130.000 Sat/Sun l ·S • •646 Via Lido Nord (Lido II )NB 675-2620 $650,000 -...-Daily I ·5 1315 Antigua Way. N E:wport Bca'C'h- 642-7408 $239.500 Sal/Sun l·S -- 45 Sparrowhawk. Woodbridge::, Irv. 496-4391 $114 .500 Sunday J.fi 15231 Nant.E:s Cir .. t r vint: 551-0703 $87.950 Sat/Sun 11-5 18051 Mann (Chanct:llor l. Irv. 552-5941 $115,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 • 11 Carm t:l Bay (Spy glass> Cd M 644-7383 S289.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l857BraemarWay. Back Bay. NB 673-870C $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1924 LE:tward, Nt::wport. BE:ach 645-7221 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 24401 Calle Torcido. Lake Fort::st 645·7221 $121.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4201Silliman Dr. Hunt Harbour 846-5573 $162,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 11547 Candytuft Cir .. Fountain Vall. 839·1144 $113.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 13031 Malena. Tust.in /Orangt: 759-~ll $129,500 Sat. l ·S 905 W. Junipt::,J:. Santa Ana 646·7414 $96,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 t835Tahiti, (Mesa Vtrdt) C.M ·546-2.113 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 206 LaJolla, Nc::wport Beach 54.6-2313 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 928 Crocus, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $112.~ Sun.1-5 1916 Port Provenc~ (ffV Homt:S) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 •161.2 Lincoln Ln <Westcllff >NB. 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 13 ~rsprlng <De(Srfi~ld> Irvine 752·1414 Sat/Sun l·S 1106 Eslf!x (Wt:Stcltf() NB ~·823.S $169,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 201$ Port Cht:lsea (HV Horn-=s > NB • '42-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1834 Tradewinds CBaycrtst> NB 6d-8?3S 1299.oqe> SaVSun 1-5 31782G,.. Point~. Laauna Niguel ~ asff~ Fv:.·frack Ba~t~'{f. l·5 ~10 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 •22'1~ Place.. Cotta M~a m-3163 SI3S.OOO Sun. 1·4 3JJoa ToWbsend;-Santa Aria 541-331.$ •• 500 Sun.1·5 5*2313 $79,950 sun. 1~s 3214 WashtnltOb CMtaa VWdit> CM UMKlr'wiDClr., Founta• Mal~ ~~~-~L ....,,1 S10'1,IOO if,Slaftl·~ lf/JT Cilt1e v-:.i!Mi) Cdll-S..Db $'7S,500 Sun. 1·5 521 Vla Lido NOrd <Lldo lllC! > NB IM«O ... &eO Slt/Suft 1·5:30 ' 514 E. 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" •• "············-··· •• ~ " ut A ~ '-'" ~~"4.fa..,._._ ~ SWbt.<flln6! \ H·W or h y " Fushion Can 0 'U l~luod 1 nn . J BA . ovcff:1h:vd dcm, • .c SAT /SUH. 1·6 frµk , & \Ht bur OltlinA( room 'l"n, cean tew., rt-atun-s h•·' l''l·d. l~uctt-ct u1aw1 win· &lS Roc..,ard Rd-"H. dew.-.. p .1rqut-l fl ooring Frtnch IU -. "- Joor-; It-m l,,, pool & J 1ruul & sunny Qui~ canyon location. 20x30 ft. swim- Jl' t ~Mt111 12!>.000 J.'Jo;Jt; LANO mer's pool, pnv. b~ach + lrnitS:UUttlvt o~ 1111·; Wi\Tfo It 5 8H. -i 1 ~BA . slip 4 bdrm hom t- for fin ft bu;;t r. l'Jtt! J><>OI & JUCUUI, OfllN SUNDAY l.J 1m nutt' c·und \ l'tK ,000 I A'•t'luhold \pJ>mntmt.1'1l uni\ s. J Q l MEWPO•T HEIGHTS -p-r-e-a-u '\rrhilt-t•t '-. homt. 'c:l .1mon~~l tm~ u 111~ ptnl·' ' ou mu.\t l'Om t: 10 ,l<fl: lu .tpprt·(·tah-th\' 4Uishly of thi:» hnrnt· n·.tih 10 tnO\ l: mto. Optn Sal .\ '\1111 I 5 418 Sein lentodhto, M•wport •~ 1 t Dlk lo Cit tr Dr ) HARIOR VIEW HOME-RENTAL :t BH .!. HA. rnunlry ktlchcn. fc:nc:ed \'u1d. gJrdt·nl'r inel'cl Child ok. ti I II rno FIVE UNITS ~ CORttr-.ctiaft COST\ llvtt:SA $260,000 631 -2740 fa£TdlR~E~ 1331 Santanella Terr. l.T. .Pnvuc·y for tht whole family in this vt-ry va(·unt & clt:an 4 bdrm., 3 bath home, only $142,500 OPIH SAT. & SUM. l·S ~Ji~ !J~_A '":Jwo -':J.er" 365·365Y2 laPerle Place, C.M. First class Jiving for two families on this larg<:. quiet lot! Almost complet- ed home + ~pt. SI89.500 OPE:n daily DIRECTORY a.., tW111..ty .._._., wMt y. tWt w.-.... a y. p .._,, ......... All,._ i.e.... Mtt.4 ...._..,, -~ill trfffer .... Illy ... wtt .. .CMWtlen a~· DAILY PK.OT W~ ADS.,..,_. ......, ..-.._ ... fw ... r..t-wpd h lht ~lilt•_.._ a teit.c._ .. a. S......, -4 -...,. 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 278.tSan Juan Ln. :\I es a D:\t. Ci\l 556·2660 $84,500 Sunday 1-5 987 Prt'.sidio. M<;sa Dt:I Mar. CM 556-2660 $84.900 Sunday 1-5 #5 RE!d Hock (Dctrfu:ld ) Irv. 646-7711 Sat/Sun. 1-5 ti12 Gokh:nsl<.ir. Irvine 549-47fA Sat/Sun 1-5 •3030Countrv Club Dr. M<:saVtrdt: 540-1151 Si45.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1978 Port Laurl'nt. N , B 754 1202 SJ54.000 Sal1Sun 1·5 2051) Vis La Ca1on. N<.!wport Beach 754-1202 SlH9.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 220 J asmin<.:. Corona dcl Mar 644·72l 1 $230.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2315 Windward Ln. (Back Bay) NB 645-8821 $225.000 Sat/SW11-5 201l La J olla, Newport lkach .'i lfi-2313 Sl99.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 21872 &:asidt Ln. Huntington Bch 9GJ-9767 Sl20.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1022 Shannon. Santa Ana 554-2833 $74.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2830Carob. Eastblurr. Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1422 Ke<.:l Dr. HV Hills. CdM 675-6000 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 20251 Morristown. Prk Hunt.. HB 675·6000 S125.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21-1·H ValdE:ras, Mission ViE:jo 4!)3-2826/581-4375 Sat/Sun • 1739 Tradtwinds. Baycrest. N. B. 673-7601 Sat/Sun 1-5 End of Banc al (Serrano Pk> EJ Toro 642-9411 Sl19,500 Sun 1-5 5802 T rophy Dr .. Huntington Bch <>-6989 $97 .000 Sat/Sunday 9-6 • •fl.l5 Raysidt Dr. N<:wport Bch <l75·5.5l l $1\50,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 17~:12 Arbor Lane. Irvine 752-1920 Sl39.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 203H Ph~1larope. Mesa Verde. CM 675-5.5ll Sl34.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2339 Colgate. College Park, CM 545-9491 $76,950 Sunday 1·5 18.13 Garry, Santa Ana 545-9491 $93,995 Sunday 1-5 18741 Paseo Cortez. Turtlerock , Irv 675-6000 $129,000 Sunday 1-5 21861 Oceanview Ln. Hunt'g Beach 96.1·6767 S109,950 Sun. l ·S 920 Crocus. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $112,500 15081 Sonny Cr., Irvine Sun 1-5 752-1700 $107,900 Sun 12-S 380 Mira Loma, Newport Beach 645-0303 $127,500 Sunday 1-5 2409 Bonnie Place, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $135,750 Sunday l ·S 19361 Sierra Inez, Irvine 640-53.57 $139,900 Sunday 28 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $269,500 Sun. 1-5 2241Donnie Rd, Upper Bay 642-823.S $140,000 Surf. 1·5 1815 Newport HUis Dr E . <HVHrns > NB 644-6200 , Sun. l -5 17 Burni.,gTree (Big Canyon) NB 844-6200 Sun. l·S 2221 FrMcisco Ori ve (Upper Bay) NB 642-~ $169,600 Sun.1·5 1307 Santiago {Westcllrn NB 6"24123.S $198.SOO Sun. 1·5 l89S1Antloch <Turtlcrock> Irv.· 752.-a& S\25,000 Sunday12·5 20 WhiStJing Swan <Woodbrld1e> Irv !7~ $112,$00 SW>day 12•5 1033 P.,-tchill. Costa Mesa 631-·lMlO S120,000 sanctay 1·5 1111 &lndctsU•, RVHill.St Cd.M ~ ~.~ Sund!'T,1~ •19USAnUqo"1t>vrSbrs> NB . " 6'4·90M $325.000 Sun.1~ 1945 POrt Bristol Cr. 6'f.822t Sl 79,SOO S HOROOM 108 Turquoist:, Balboa Isl. 642-4758 $235.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 209 Narcissus. Corona dE:I Mar 759-0811 $350,000 Sun. 1·5 907 Bellis (EastbluCO N . B. 754-1202 $176,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1122 CharlE:ston. Costa MtSa 752-1920 $82.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2716Canary, MesaVerde. CM 546-4141 $139,900 Sun 1·5 8701 Larkport (Lndmk Hme) Hunt Bch. 963-5891/892-1193 Sun.12-5 21861 Summerwind, Hunt. Beach 963-9771 $138,000 Sun.1-5 2627 Cove St., China Cove, CdM 675-6000 $395,000 Sunday 1·5 5 IR • FAM RM _. DIN 1112 Somtrsct CDovt:r Short:s) N. B. U.1-5-7575 . .$287,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1524 Sandcasth:, HarbVuHis. CdM G40·6161 $249,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 l3:n Cliff Drivt:. Laguna Beach G75-3411 $245,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2 Mission Bay, Spyglass, CdM 675-3411 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1506 Warwick La. Wtstcliff. NB 642-5200 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1102 El Camino Dr., Costa Mt:Sa 963-7881 $99,500 Sun. 12·5 1741 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 494-6961 $155,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 -i5~1 Camdt:n Or., Cam Shrs. CdM 675-3323 $349,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 22 Cypress Pt. Ln <Big Cyn) N.B. 644-4910 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 H Bodega Bay (Spygl~) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 *11651 Ma rble Arch Dr., Tustin 559-4556 $135.000 Sunday 1-5 :~042 Port Wt:ybridge, N"wport Bch 752-1920 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#951..inda Isle (Linda Il)NB 644-6200 $555,000 Sun. 1 ·5 #2 Royal St. George CBigCyn) NB 642-8235 $449.500 Sun. 1·5 20172Tranquil La. Huntington Bch 645-0303 $103,950 Sunday 1·5 1795 Tanager, Costa Mesa 556-6076 $157,950 Sunday 1-5 1790 Panay Circle (Mesa Verde) CM 540-0608 Daily l ·S 4041 Belevedere, Greentree, Irv. 752-7315 $114,950 Sunday 1-5 1839Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $147,000 Sunday 1·5 6 IEDIOOM 3107 Coolidge, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $88,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 6 ll & FAM IM .. D .. 19732 Potomac Ln. Hunt'g &ach 962-6776 Satl-4· Sun9·U 22 Pt Loma Dr <Spyglass, CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun l·S TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE I IBIOOM •10142 Ascot Cir. Hun~ Bcb 962-4'Sf $57,000 .. ; ~ay 1·5 207 MIU:OU D~ CA.MIO SHottft 3 Bdrm. home with vaulted b4:amed ceilings; gr<!at patio & '\f(.,w or canyon & OC(:an. $260,000 359 VISTA MADERA. ILUJIFS SparkliJ'lg cl~an 4 bdrm.. 3 ba th end unit with almost unlimit.,d s tc1ragt: space. $162,500 2l2l VISTA HOGAR. ILU,.S For the young onf:S, a 3 bdrm .• 2 bath, in the Bluffs. An E:asy 1-blk. to CdM High School & almost next door to community pool. Priced with the lowt:St in tht: book. OLD MEXICO OCIAMAOMT Estate nt:ar Puerta Vallerta, sell or exchange. Call !or dE:tails. 673-4400 32 Canyon Island Dr. (BigCyn) N.B. 644-4910 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 14953GoldenGlen (WalnutSq.) Irv. 759-0811 $60,000 Sun. l -5 2569 Orange, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $61,100 Sun.1-S • • •310 Fernando. #408, Balboa (213 ) 661-0361 $175,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 •#17 SurfsidE: Court, N.B .. 673-1020 $85,000 Sunday 1-S #8 R.Qsemary, Woodbrid ge Vill Irv 551·4390 $68,900 Sunday 1-5 • 18221 May Apple, lrvine 540-1720 $82,500 Sun l ·S 2325 Eastbluff Dr. <Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $98,000 Sun.1-5 2 IR Ir FAM IM or Dl!H •2305 Vista Huerta, Bluffs, N .B . 646-7171 $97,800 Sunday 1·5 61 Sea Pine Ln <Big Cyn) N .B . 644-4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 21653 Ocean Vista, South Laguna 552-7500 $149,900 Sun. lrS 3 IEOROOM 26221 Cedar Grove, San Juan Cap. 548-~5 $63,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2323 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) Npt. Bch. 673-4400 Sat/Sun l·S 3451 Pinebrook, Costa Mesa (213 ) 697-6053 Sat/Sun 11·4 •29Canyon Island, Big Cyn, NB 759-<nrl $179,000 Sat/Sun 2~ 31 Eucalyptus (Terrace ) Irvine 759-0811 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2710 Del Oro <The Bluffs) Npt. Bch 759-0811 $123,500 Sun. 1-5 934 Hollowbrook. Costa Mesa 754-1202 $84,500 Sat.1-5 10177 Clear River , Fountain Valley 540-3666 Sat&Sun 1-5 2007 Baja (The Bluffs> Nwpt Beach 759-0811 $124,900 Sun 1·5 621 Shast a Lane, Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 653 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) N.n. 640-5560 $165,000 Sun. l ·S 438 Vista Parada (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $139,500 Sun.1·5 2610 Vista del Oro ~Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 $127,500 Sun. 1-5 #12 Swift Court (Nwpt Crest) NB 646-7711 Sun. 1·5 #21 Ima Loa Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 646-7711 Sun. 1-5 3 IR Ir FAM RM or DEN 15 Tribute Court <Nwpt Crest) NB 644-1766 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Moonrise Court, Newport Beach 962-7183 $84,950 Sat/Sun 11-6 4 l!DIOOM 359VJSta Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $162,500 Sat/Sun l ·S • 19827 Ramsgate, Huntington Bch 540-1720 $68,950 Sun 1·5 DUPLEX FOR SALE z...... .. 417 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6160 $149,990' Sat/Sun 2·5 Zll& JM 710 Iris, Corona del Mar 644-72U Sat/Sunl·S 620/620~ Acacia, CdM 631·1400~ $187,500 Sunday 1-5 JllA311 605.ed5Y.a Larkspur, Corona del Mar 67>5.m'. $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 a ... OOM 4814 Neptune, Nt:WPort Beach . 673-3683 $189,5()() 8at/Sun 1·4 l II, I IR & IACH. 21133rd8tr~t. N'ewportBeach 615-1060 $107,950 8--1·5 DUPLIX W /CiUUT · 618 Goldenrod, Corc)ha del Mar SlSS,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 LAGUNA Mai:rur1cent oceao view lot' Three Arch Ba)'; bU&ld thi; hou~u: of your dreilmS 1n e:<clualve. prl va.u conuuunity w /g u ard~d 11ta t e . SlTS.000! · WOODIRIDGI Broadmoor homti, Wood- bndge, l rv11H1 ~BR. + dlorng rm. + eating area in kitchen. Gorgeous bnck frplc. Low matnl yard. SbUOO! OPIH SUH. 1·5 21 I 33rdStr.et Ocean l·blk,; 3 bdrm. 2 baths ca. unit. S\!ller aniuous. Sle? ,950 I 8cdboo lay Prop. ltffllton • 615-7060. HACH RETHA T + POOL WITH VllW t'amily ::.11.ed living room gourmet kitchen with breakfast bar. step.down conversation area with fireplace. bwlt-ln loCt, unique garden home at ~.ooo. Call 963·6161 vrlf'NllQ• rl ~ION/OU MCf• [tJ,llMll UNIVERSITY PARK Thi s beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 story has it all. Central air condition· ing, new drapes, electric garaRe door opener, cov· ered brick patio. ltli close to pool and lush green· belts and priced tor quick sal e. CALL 751·3191 R.cluc•d to $81,000 C: SELECT T PROPERTIES TWO FOil THE PRICEOFOHE 'fhe;.e two in vestment propcrticl> are both bemg :.old for $52.500 each. You don't have to buy both. One ts a 2·slory with 5 bedrooms and 2 b.aJhs. The other Is a 2 bedroom and J bath home with a lorge family room. Call 546-zna O"fN 111 O •HS 11.JH 10 N N<I' [~11111;1 OCEANSIDE NEWDEL'6XE CONDOMINIUMS Marina and ocean - v1ew. Members hip to pnvate club with ' pool Secunty entry, boat slips :wa1lable. Great value. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-55 I I CUL-DE-SAC MESA VER DE 4 bedroom, 2 batb, large ram rm centering around Hlx36 pool. Shake roof. double £!replace & dining rm .. Priced right. Call ~- ... ~~~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS $54,500 2 BR condo w/Rec. & pool. Freshly painted. AU terms. YEAGER REALTY 556-8171 OPEN SUN l·S I '3 3 White1all1 View, pool, bar, 3 BR, den. Harbor View Exec. borne. 673-7601 YOUR HOME TOWN IROKH I GOJ . ·',·IT!! . A new, exclt1n1 rcaJ eat.ale cone'epl ror ?>rolters. and or ••· pencnccd ntu PtOPl• onty.C.tlmt'. MU<ISAVAGI JtEALTORS 1642-9601 , _ 67. •3411 ,,.......,. ~A i l! S K ~ I~ t A L I Y • 1 •. 1111 /J . / /1 '.A ,\ \'i111 ('I 1 SIS E Coo~I Hwy Cor on.J dd Mor OPEN FOR YOUR YIEWINC .. LAGUNA HACH -OCUH VflW. Total. of 5 ~ms. 3~ baths. off strt:et park· · ing for 5 cars. New paint and carl)t:t. Offered at low price of $245,900. O~n Sat/Sun 1-5; 1337 Cliff Dr. Laguna B~ch. llVM TMRACI -UASE. Fantastic ocean vi ew hom(: fe alurlnf 21 bedroom. den, 2 woodburn n g fireplaces. 3 Baths. Super sharp. Open Sat/Sun; 1529 Dolphin Terr. CdM SPYGLASS -large 5 bedrm bonus room home f e at.uring 3 fplcs. on~ in the master bed.rm, locatt:d on a '4 acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also f eatur~ large pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Otrered at $289,500 Open Sat/Sun 1·5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. SPYGLASS -IEST VALUE beautiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth modtl fealur~: beaut pool & jacuzzi. SuPE:r deep 3 car garage that has a children's gamt: room and a bath with drt:Ssing area for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars: Highly upgradt:d. move-in cond .. of- fered at $243.500. OPE:n Sat/Sun l.S; 8 Monterey Circle. , srYGLASS -New model homt:. com- plewly decorated, fantastic view, pool & jacuzzi. single story, 4 bedrm home. Offered $314,000. Opt:n Sat & Sun 1-5; S Bodega 'Bay. COflOHA DEL MAit ,__just listed. lovely 3 bed.rm. split level home. prict:d to st:ll only home under $190,000 with oct:an view. Oi:>en for your viewing. Sat/Sun, 1114 White Sails. HAlllOfl VIEW ...-just listed, sharp. 4 bedrm.' 2'h bath. large back yard, AP· prox 2300 sq.ft. 4"Years young. Offtred at $179,500. Open Sun 1-5; 2239 Port Lerwick, NB. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE HARIOI ~IEW ..... Beautiful 4 bedroom. 2112 bath homt: featuring approx. 2700 sq.ft., 3 Car garagt:. locatE:d on a cul- de-sac. Nt:xt to park. Large di:ck over- looking st:cluded greenbelt. Priced at $249,000. . ' CAMEO SHORES -outstanding family hom~ lavish US$ of used brick, 4 k>ve- ly ~rooms + pool. Call for appoint· ment tosec. Sl'YGUSS-"HEW HOMES .. 3 Bedroom. P o rts mouth mode l S26S.OOO 4 Btdroom. Tradt:winds .....• $282,000· All homt:S h ave a nice VIEW? NEWPORT IEACH -new gated com· munity of Sea View. We have 4 bed rm homes in this new area just rE:ady for you. with or without views. 2718 sq.ft. of luxury. Quit:t area with swimming pools, tennis courts. Located in the Newport School District. HAUOll VIEW -Enjoy privacy of ex· tra large yard witb (ruit tr~ • .bX- cellent location near scboot .. 2 Bedroom, d en or 3 bOOroom hom&. Popular Monaco model. Offeroo '8t $134.500. • i ,., TUtm.aOCK HIGHLANDS -Two. 31 bedrm homes. (amilN room, formal. dining room, popular plan I. One wtth. a comer lot location. Homes to havv super upgrades. Priced to sell. OOVBt SHORES -Lovely Ivan Wells Baycrt:St. 4 bedrms. study, family rm. formal dining, terrazzo entry. magnificent entertaining home. Quiet prestigious cul-tie-sac location. Priced to sell. ' HARIOlt YllW -popular trt-level home with 4 bedrooms. prof ~sionally landscaped and highly upgraded with nice view. $199,500. · Cotlot'A DB. MAR DUPLEX -lovely dupl~i. t:ach unU having 2 bedrooms eacb. walk to ~acb,. Pric~ to st!ll! 1": I .......... r--.... •J .............. _ ctl... • .. ' DAILY P11.0T ' ,, tto.... ,.r S. Hon.. ,.0,. S. Ho.s" FM S• ~ ... fOf' Sale HoutH fOf' Sde H.ts" Fof' S. .•...•.•......•••.•..•. ··•••·•·····•·········· ..........•.•.••...•..•......•.•.......•••. ~ .. ·····•······•·········· ..................... .. I ~.~.~H•uu ~!!!.~a~n••U•t~::.~=.~uu•u ~4!!~~~~uuu.!~.~! ~.~~~ ....... !~.~! ~!~~~ ....... !~.~! ~!~~~~ ....... !~.~~ ~!~~~~~ ....... !~.~! ~~~!'!'.!!t::~.!2.~! .... r.. I OOJ C.W 4-4 M• I Oil eoro..dtf M• I OU l.ASTSIDI C.M EASTSID! AXER New cond~. 2 Hr, 21~ nu GOLF OR TIHNfS Almo1l Not 8«.'h. 2038 • ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 lld. him rin, 2 ba, frplc S64.000 2 frplc b, cl•rum1c llh: Wulk to Mesa V~rdo (; C. Allso. 3 LT.: UR, q&Uet CHOICI Newcpt'tt•waUpaper. 2 Br, 3 car .i.urus:e. k1tchens&b11th. Pool& Charming 4Dr. 2Ba on cu l th·isac D I CK 4-Plexes •·A.CIC IA-Y ~ It Chop blO<'k counter top. hardwood lloors. new sp..i.t.75 4912 Broktr corlol Open Sat/Sun ls V~RNO~ Rt-:ALT<>R "" ~ / Atu1t c:«1d 194.150. NJ I - -:l019JavaH.o;ad &W l0Hor6'7~ t~ Two 4·plexa ta. prtnte 0\ 9'· ft of lu111.ar) JIJflC a C U QI' l:lity St. 648·826$ or COpptt p umhma. Supt:r! Open House, dully 1-6 4br Yt;ACER RLTY ---• llunUnl\on Deacb loca· ll\•l•C· 4 Uedronm. r IM().l!JM ~r! C1&1lnow! on true 1h11dcd curn.,r. M6·6171 0..PoW l026 Uon. All z Bedroom'•. t • r~mpua room ~ Din rm, frplc, rn;any xlnt Jnves~ot, watch •1Ut" . ttrh .. lhr a ... ru. ...... ~.... r. your money grow. 'U ... ...... 000 ....... Co L. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'&IUtutt CflAn UIW s UnJt• wllh approved ~ Now undur roni-truct1on w HE LAN a E AL 1 .boeiar~n E• • ...-1/IH..tora Ln.~771.3 TAX IRAHDMEWHOMI $131,G-OO each. Call lA~ IRAP:MMl WAY viwu, for •1 Mure! Xlnt 11't:t<>-• ..... Co.t•"""" LHM with 0ptl0ft Cons1tiUng Of -t l~:droom, l!S'l'ATE,8SIS-18$5. OP ~8AT,.StJN1 ~ • c.-. .. W.-1 ental urt.'u . Cal I 645·9161 Toluy ;!•.,,bath, fumllv roomjlc .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.;;;; llMOO&ID ~llj lUl8, R3a 0000 4 CUSTOM HOMES 1 clln1ng room Slluatcd on JIWll Urum .. tir 4 bc«froom 2 bath hum•· with vaultud J UST REDUCED Lease exercisable l 1 79 o lar~e lol within w11 lk LAHDMAIK 11111"1'•. IH•1tm1t ~lt•w from 1rvny room 'JlDOCJWOOd $17,900, College Purk 3 1l28Seubluff0nve FREE •nit d1st•l11t·e tu l.ugunu ADULTLlVIMG .r,_.. \1~ • R .. lot .... Ith \,lrllftl'I.' t.hlt:I fl : lhdrnnm aod tit~ S1·d11cltd J•nol. W>ilk to Pnvitll· 8uoch111. Prln-ct Move Into 3 bedrm, I Br 2 Ba, RV access. <Formally Hamilton Niguel llt-uch, Priced to Super communlty Uvlng flrr quu·k "'I•· by own••r ul S~.~ bath. brund new kitchen Move ln cond. 831·1340 Dnvc) bell at $115,500. surroWld lbis 3 bedroom, ~uclk-n .SUI• IAUOA ISLAND DOU HOUSE ~ Urdr.aim. l.•fllC 1 oom~ 111n• qu.1111 ~ 20!>0;'.' \ OfllM hOUSI SA T.·SUM. I 2·5 PM nw ( '..im"o lllt.:hland~ Onv11. Coroou dill Mur <714) 673·7973 beauLy. J>utic, off master Tues thru Fri 751 3850 LCICJUIKI NlC)Uet R•alty 2 bath condo wlth many IJOOrm. <.:all ~·1168. WQWI. Sat thru Mon tl42·0758 for the balance or the 830·5050 496-4040 recreation fnclUUes of· OWN En sent us a tcle· year on this beautiful 3 f c red inc I u d l n g lctN)Clm WHAT 4 VALUE! aram Reduced pme. 3 bl.'<iroom, 2 buth College clubhouse, tennis & pooJ. Business und live here' 4 This muat be your lucky b r G r c e n b r 0 0 k . Park h ome. Super Offered ut $74,500. Bedrmi 2 bath hom e, day! You have just found VA C A NT . 8 e I ow endosed puuo for those HEW 6 MONTHS OLD ront<J or certain' busl· a great buy! Sharp as a market. U can save $$$. warm s ummer e\'cninKs. Plush 3lir, :ma. Owm•r Corona ct.f Mw I 022 CorotNI cW Mw I 022 llt.'!SS\.'l>. Call us for the tack, 3 BR home In a Hadley, 96311933 Won't last at only SIJl.500. licensed ~H.000 400 7775 l.L'lei.. Supt:r corner loca· gr eat Jocalion. Open ----------Open daily l·S at 2256 -.,. <H't.'N SA f lie SUN I ~ . .o j ·····~~·~~;~······ ·····;;~;;;~~;···· D J :! bd1 m humc m Corono HIGHLAN S <M Mor w1an olhce ru1 [_~ -Ttw 11l1·.1l t•ombmotion of Uad, 2 baths so yuu don 't -ff 5Fi,)llll• ..i new h o m t: in an llnc up when the re 4 -' !\ t a h I 1 !> h e d IJIJVt!b arr1vc, ;.i re 841boa lsiclnd ReaJty rwi1;hl101 hooo, CcatunnJ: modt:hid kitchen w sell " '" ~ ' ~ .,, h I 673-1700 Jll t c atest app()lllt clearunl': oven for Mother men ts <J v e r:. 1 led & J rear yard for the GltEIN THUMIER .:Jra~e. lilri:e rooms. :l l..im1ly pets or children ~Pt'r nic·c inh'r 1111 hut bath. Mep down wel·bur, PLUS tmn.: prun1n.: -.h.-.ir,, .! mlm O<'cdn VU.'W, alt fully A spac10U!> 1 bdrm rental Sty ltcpuhllt· nr So l.1nd~cuix.'<1.walkmi;chs· tomoreth;inpaythcta'C Co..i~l l'l..itJ tiJOl'l' to private l>eal'h es. All for. 1 ,, (nnr" I Sl~.000. fee. $149.9'-JO Hc..illur,, C.4U 644-721 I OPEN SAT & SUN 2·S .. 417 J\Jurlgold •,.a~ ?t I --s , Wiggenhorn Rltrs ---------1 tC 675·til60 LAKE FOREST -- -BROADMOOI-{ _Q_u_a-l1t-y Gori:eous J hedr~lm, 2 Hy Owner Cdl\J. Custom Home 3000 ~q ft, woodsy bath hom~·· lur11c family bit 2bt l~ba, Zoned ft.2_ view, 4lir, 3Ba. $259,000. room w /11101' tu t·c:d1ng Garage plan for:!nd unit Owncr·Pnn only 644·5464 frpl(' Cw.turn dr:.ipt•!!> & Many deluxe features. ---t·arpt•t111~. air 1·1111tl1t1on SIJ9,500. Opn lbe Fri, •HEW LISTING• t1on. S79,SOO. Call now, beam ceilings, trailer ac· Mesa Verde by Owner. COLGATE, WHELAN Bt:AUT J br, 2ba,11. ram for appt. SO·ll68, cess, huge expansive nmac3br&pool.2ba. REAL ESTATE. rm, frml d1nini1 . 8J3.9000. grounds with room lo <1Ul rm. frplc, nu pnt & _891J_._78SS_. ______ 1 Mnrv1tluus ocean ~ vu REAL TY INC. build. All for only $82,000. crpt 'g. $8.i,900. Open house S..it1 Sun 1·5, 114/•4~ I 37J Mo\e! Hurry onthisone! 979·4067 338ti2 ~forrnnJ or call --------- Just hsted, This 4 bedrm J.C. Hash Realtors MESA VERDE REAL EST A TE ~~~ :x,1 2 I ti 4 2. 7 911 o S&S .Resale Specialists. 3, +pool+ bonw. room + 54"5101 EXEC RETRE .. T Creative & prof. co. will -• . 4or5 bdrm models avail, screened in patio. Nr v-"" ""' · f • h i.oon ""opening o Cb 1n BRE"'O&IUTT"'R some w/pools.968·4802 s ~plnl( and freeway 1--""W ------1¥"---... Pvt ('Ourtyrd entry to 4 Npt Bch & c u "" '" p nnl p · Kl s welco-ed. Call. •ZVJ. ... LWllWWLJ.~wJJWl.Pi . .. ... areas TRIPLEX -~gton ropert1es ... Of'~HOUSe. Bdrms, lam rm+ We ha\<e openings for - S48·1168, 833-9060. • _,., "" energy suvlng pool & spa n e w o r e x p e r . In area or new llevclop. CONDO SPECIALIST CENTURY 21 VIL.LAGE CRW for family lun & enter· salespe rsons & mgrs. ment 1\112 lir, l bath 1.<1 Jltg Bch, CM, Ft Vly DOYLE CO. SAT & SUH 11·4 ta11Ung. Only ~159,900. who are inlere!>tcd in a rents. lo vacancy & lo Touchstone Realty Da•ld lourke RJtr. career. Apply by calling pnce. $136,900 963·0867 548 1168, 833·9060 3451 Pi...awook 546 9950 for interview. Network/POIHT R.E. OWNER WILL Hr:• a Behind South Coast --------1 63 I ·0400 Call 400·5600 FINANCE .....-Village, Bear St. to Hurry EIToro OP&I S.AT /SUN I ·4 824 CONGRESS Property clear. Orlglnal owner moving to mobile home ; will finance to q11ah(1ed buyer, or sell cash to the loan. Spotless 3 lklrm., lgc. lot. $62,900 Wakeham. t.o Plnebrook. I 032 3 Ur, l YI Ba condo. New 3 BR 2 Ba Beauty! OwMr'1 .Anxious! •••••••••••••••••••• • •• Beaut. cond. Bike to the Wet.bar, trash compac· Shows beautifully. Cov. }) *LIVE* beach. $.57,000. tor, frplc, a ll bltns. Bab· ered patio 3 bedrooms NELSON R.E . 846-1305 bling b~ook outside liv-red brick fireplace, eat'. 5 ILKS TO ICH rm s lldin g doors. Ing area, private master LAZYI <213)e9Hl0530wner/Bkr suite. !64,950, BKR, Cull * 4 br, 2 ba Newport West. WJ_.TUJ..7DJ...-.:.ct:JtnTJCl::JJl ~1720. -.7" • a I $81)(0()0, 2036 PHALAROPE Just listed. low maint 9 ILKS TO ICH 111~. rn1l·ro wuve uH·n. Sal, Sun. 7:!l Mar1golcl. lslTIMI-;OF'l-'ERl-:U cll'c k1t<'hc·n. muny 640722-1 RareOld CdMTnplexonr---------\lrt1l> Prof land~c:apecJ 45' lot l Bdrm mm1 GLODEHF.AY REALTOR 642·5333 MESA VERDE condo! 4 llR. 3 UP, 1 3 br, 2 ba Southport. DOWN. Great Cloor plan, S82.000. EHTHT.AIHERS• central air, attuched 2 HIGHOM.AHILL Char2~~~a.xlnt - f.(ardt:n I' arty patio SPYGLASS HILL home wiwalll>d garden, w red w 011 cJ r o v l' r Dramal1cally situated, slate noors. hu~h cc11'1o:s ~fJ.900 ocean & buy views: 4 Bil. PLUS two l Bdrm units. fam rm .. pool & Jacun i. ea w1own pvt patio. Nev. 3 Car ~ar. ~.soo c·pts, drps. M 11ll concJ PAUL MARTIN Sl8S.OOO. Rf-:i\L ESTATE 64-J.738.1 Open Sot/Sun 1•5 Duple'< :!br. 21lJ h"t' 704 JASMINE +~br. 2bu Jill uver Bkr 7590358 640•6600 J:.ir .. i.:e !:l l llS,uuo ---------t Lai bpur, 50U blk. OPEM SUM I 2·5 220 Jasmine, CdM '12 Biie to Ocean Bolboa Island 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• B.4LBOA ISL.AND DUPLEX 11 I Marine A nnue So Bayfronl View By appt. A:.k for Lilli°" Shea 548-1549 lfmtcd Brokers f,.llJ.7411 Balboo Island I~ Turqu1m,e i\Vl' \'1cw & shore moonn~ 2 sly. 5 Br. 3 Ha. fJ)k. 1$:C corner I o l . <>o m 11 I c t c I y fum111h(·d. S?JS,000 Agt. "''-'·0003 ______ _ SHORECLIFFS Two !>tY cusl hme in Cd.\1 's fmcst <1rea. 3 Br & den, 3 li« mslr bdrm tn· deb fplc, his & her bath, & pvt deck. Pvt beach & vww pu1nt, fee land. 522.">.000. D.C. Ricketts Rltr 955 W97 or 612-3263 SUBTLE ~~e~llBesacu~l;~rt;n ~a~~ •"#t l11Ca1Honla" possession. Lo $80's. OPE.NTILSOLD Prin. only· 549-2424 Custom 3 Br, never h vcd CHARM 3TOWNHOUSES in make o ffer. 2161 Cuot om bullt Colonials Raleigh, Costa Me~a. by European craftsmen Broker. 752·9023 Comrort, charm & true Treat yourself to Lhe JJridt• of ownersh i p finest. Call Century 21 llcbcnbes this expertly Marten Real ~state dccorutcd & mamtamed 640-5357 home. Fm(•ly detailed --------- woodwork in the cozy WESTSIDE do11nstJ1ts family rm. + DYNAMITE coupled w/:J generous FREEDOM HOME bonus rm, provide jolrarious cnlcrtainment Owner heading North, for your guests & family. very anxious. ThlS one Leisurely living awaits won't last long! 3 br. you rn c.::1ch & every pro-fam. rm, dbl delat•hed lcsswn;i lly cJ ecorated gar. Tr.ee lined st. Lg. rm out huck on the brick frplc. New roof, patio you t·an smell the <:<>pper plumbing, pumt, steaks took1ng on a Sun· etc. &16-7171 day ;dlernoon. 2'100 sq. ft. · OPCN"' "·II d('s1gncd by lormer U.S. pn•s1d<'nl 's decorator . Sl 111.500. Scurry to the ! ~~~J!!~~~~~ phone.... .::: V.A. No On! $81.800. 335 Princeton Collette Pa1·k. ~I UR plus "Dream Garden". OPI-;N SAT1SUN 12·5 Bobbe Suikki UNITED BHOKERS f;t16·74l4 DELIGHT car gar. N1ct•ly dc<'oral· 4 br z ba on quiet CuJ·dt· Large family room with t'<i & 1mmac:! Pnccd for sac.'$79.500. fireplace, formal dining fast sale. $68,950. A ... Esfah room. 4 bedroom. 3 bath, *TOLLE* P--L.. _1 __ _._ covered patio with bar rvTWS- L a r g e sec lu ded *Rr•LJORS• 963-8377 backyard. '134.900 L1' OPEHS.AT/SUH 1.5 *586-8SOO• BIKETOIEACH COLE OF NEWPORT in lovely r esidential 675·5511 BEAUTIFUL, NEW .1rea, cloi.e to schools & park-where yo11 can S&S Serrano P ark bike to the beaoh~ is a Wlulney Modl'I. 3 br & well cared for 3 bedroom dt'fl or 4 hr Upgraded home with fireplace. MESA NORTH Super locat1on-dosc Lo shopping and schools. 4 Bedrm ho me, needs some TLC. Seller is very motivated, bou~ht a no the r a nd M UST SELi~! Take advant:ige now! Call645·0J03. FORESTE OLSON •NC '''•"'l.t'OQ .. •·c--'-' carpc:t. A !C. 3 t·ar r cdb k d& · garage, prcmtum lot. enc ac yar patio. AVA IL. NOW! Owner Only $84,!lOO. will f1nan('c, Paul I'· I=.~ Franklin, U7911533 Rr+-REAL-ESTATE Prop~ ·. ~ ENTERPRISES 1•00 QUAILH. NfW IUCM VA or w1,0 cJ-014-·n~ -bd_r_m_, ABANDONED nr park, air rond1L1oncd, DISCOVERY "UJ>t:r i.:arai.:e for hob· llcrc is an extraordinary hy1sl. trailer ac·ccs, nu home buyers oppartuni· __ C_O_L_L_EG_E_P_A_R_K--I b~lini; has more lo offer l y. Buy this 3Br. 28a than any comparable sparkhng clean home to· • &ti 1758or213·4313-27S9 IDEM.FAMILY HOME Sharp single story home with 4 bdrms .. 2 baths. dining rm., covered FREE VALUE hl>mc. Sec lor yourself. clay, move in tomorrow. 1, Lillie Island 2 S t Charmer. Needs plcnt of "ork. O"ncr will hcl finance !:II :11.000. C ..i II Btll. !J62 IMW7 i\g_l ___ I 3 Br 11'.l Ba, xtra lge lot. Bay view. JJ y owner S185.000. 673·5069 '"lalboa Peninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t. , Balboa Duplex. 4 Br 2 Ba , • & 3 Br :! Ba. $185,000. Prine only. 675·2321 TRIPL1-:x Xlnt . cood. • Just steps to bdt, at bay. Open Sun. Only $175,000. (>pen Sun. 963-9777 Bkr. ~strOllO hoch I 0 I 8 ,,. ..............•..••.. FIXER . VA Low down payment & patio. Mstr. bdrm. small monthly payment secluded for privacy. provide ..in xlnt chance to Near schools & college own this spacious home SBS.900. & mJke ~ on your in· NEWPORT IEACH vestment. Popular REALTY 675-1642 ne1~hborhood. So. Cst.1---------- P I a z a area. X ln t. schools. Home vacant. Seller anxious! Call & houses for V t-:T~RANS. NO down, NO clo!.tng <'OSls. We have 2 1n Costa Mesa. l 1n Santa Ana, 2 m Huntmgtt>n ~ach Call for FREE information, ask for veteran counselor. 540-3666 lllltela11 RI Al I ~UTI OP&I HOUSE !:1'72,500 B.J. & A:.soc. Pnced right at S91.900, It. - SAT & SUN l·SPM 581"Wj92/768 7164 is vacant & ready to ----1 welcome you. For qQfdc One of the lowest priced 4 2 MOS. NEW S&S in Ser· passession, call NOW! bdrm homes in area. rano Park. 4 br. 3 ba, 3 Best buy m College Park car ~ar. end of cul·de· ~ ShoncNlf Front remodeled. Fresh i..ac Open Sun 1 S End or R....M.. puint New tile lotchen & Banc a 1. s l 19, so o. 84;-5•5r73 din rm. Walk lo all Newport Meu Heally. .,. schools · <'lose to shop. &t2 9-11 1 ping. Priced to ~ell at ------• M.ARIHERS COYE $76,950. Reduced S4.!ISO! ! 2 Br twnhse in unique pvt s.a5-9'19l Ori9ind Model adult community. 2 Blks 3 Bcdrm Condo. Vacant. to bch. 2 pools, Jacuzzi, 0t'aut1fully upgraded tennis court, s auna in tlu·uout. Near ciulJhousl!, clbhousc. SQ>,900. MES.4 VERDE pool und tennis. Only D.C. Rickdts AJtr S71.SOO. You'll love at. 9S5-0497or64Z·3263 <.:till for an appt. Reel Estate ---------- CE.,..TURY 21 HUMTINGTOH HILLS " 3Br, 2Ba, lg Uv rm & DOYLECO. kit c h e n , by owner. 548·1168 83..1·9000 $74 500 """2767 . ,_ ............. _., . ,,,...,.. 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'1,.n11•h Hie Onor,., .-., .. ft ., .,. , • ~~-i,.u1t ••llr>avcr t.bia 2 '*iroom, J. bath W11wlt1r11l'4'' <'rn•k-.1111· bn , funt 1111 • ror,·--------....._11119 end Wlll tuwnhome with Uou~•· l b1 3 ha ..-It l 12:l.OOO llo1h Ml' 1•x1·ep 1• fAST SALi nc-.an vlrw and LAR<;t; l H Willow~ 1'1111 '4 I tum.ii hun1'·" 111 l>Vrfet.1 Sl."NNY lOUR'l'YAHU' ~ti.lit,~ • ~l 0703 l111:aUvih • ' P R E ~ T I Ci f ' ' 3 l.an<br1p1n,. sol<len In but r oom . Z '• b n I h I e" "r .. nd p 1H1 tt I t-<I Showa like u Modi,'!, :,utll•1 hi.;hl) llplr•d~d Wllh l1rt•pl•l'''' kU,.SWOI •Uh ~hl.lrp In th~ ttunC:h -1 lir bu.at t•h' !I.car "'c huolt m11 uff1tr: I ~1 Pulm• I\ Vl'I ~ tlurnl' ~rtl ~hnrpina o" n..,,, lh uw11,·1 . \ i;t.-.. 11 • IYOWHER College Park, bit by S&S. ~lh & pluster. Lo assoc. dut:& w Pd(ll:. & purki.. Ucuut. 4 br, 2 bii home * FORMER MODEL * DIUeH'f'N. WALNUT $9UAll i Bdrm. ~nd unlt; alr·conditiontd, n t:w carpeting. fr&Shly pa.int~. Grtat locaUo.n across from pool. Lowe:»t . pri~ ii\ th& art:a at $60.000! 14958 Golden Glt:n. O~n Sun. 1-S SHAii TlltliCI COHDO~l,C)qO 3 Bdrm. end unit. with lovtly grriJ\btlt at rear & side. Formal dintng rm.; Cambridg<f mod~I. 31 Eucalyptus. Opei Sat/Swi. l·S ~v~touu .. t 1hlon11 JJ. ,QaaaH l »17,!I~ .'\jJ 1170 Pl a..=:. llG YARD "'llle roof. Newly d~· wr'd & lnd&cpd. \'ery lrvlM I 044 ''"• I 044 1"1 hkyd. w/pallo cov. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dog r un. $89,000. Open YOU'LL UtCI. OUl ISP .experiE:ncE:d salt!S personnt l 759-0811 7J:J•lt20 Wllh "l'P fr111·1·d dui.; run l400 OUAIUI .... W1'0IT ""'" I.~ Ii\.' rm " 1·11t,\ IJ" 11 bnck r1 pl Sf>lll'r'> lllU!>I REALTY INC. 1l4/146·U71 ~ I 042 Fe~1· noY.' Submit all uf LOTS Of LAND with i.mall 2 bedroom how.e. Ready to expand Only sm ooo scon RE.ALTY 536-7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISLAND WATERFRONT New Iii.ling by Ort!: owner. Beaul Duvenvart lsld 4 Br, 3 bu Super pl .. n. 2 Dr down. !'ttai.lcr on water & 1 more up Fnnta~uc \'1ew <JI Main ---------Ch,1nnl'I Hol(c i:11r & ~unrll·1·k ~ 1,, lxrnt doc·k ---------1 ~i.uoo dn lo nl'\\ ~~0.(.111() UMDER S64,000. lo;,n. YOUR PURCELL REALTY LAST CHANCE 1rn1~6·2lHl:I to buy a 3 beclrm. l "'\ __ __ bath home 1n beautrlul HA RBOR p AC t 1-· 1 C ijunt1n_gton Bcu~h fk>ach condo. &•1rnt. up Reol Estott EstobllahrMnt 544·f41 I ---~ WILLOW WEEP .. for ml·, I m the only Cornell Mudel lclt lo sel' 1 Room.> in &. 11Ul <"hmc e nc1ghb<>1 hood :1 Udrm~ • 2 baths. l um1ly rm , l'nl\'l•r ... 1ty l';trk 1\1·" low pril·c, $87.000 ss2-1oook_ t~~L~ REALTORS Owner will sell VA or · :• stu1rs rornc·r l hr unit <'ALLNOW! w oc~an 11cw l'ool &1---------1 RED CARPET JJcuw. sl\.'p:, to h!'h & 11 Fabuloas four 142-9393 <1uormart. Fcclthl·c·ool -I Bl'drm. i!'J hath , 6973 Wornef" on·un br•'CLC, w hill· Turtlcrol'k huml' \ onGokfenwedHB h:.lcnmJt to the Y.i.l\'l'b i::ira~c for Ill.., 1111 brt-.ik u~ lhl' sun i-tH:.' llERS .md l•>r I If 1-.tl(<.; Sat & Sun. 14911 Athel, HOW $88,900 ~513 CAMP05Da·IR~l .. E ~-5MG WOODBRIDGE Broad· moor Plan E. 4 Br. 3 Ba, 2 !>ty. dining rm. Crpt, 3- cur gar, upgrd's. Part lndscpd. SJ 14,500. Open housu Sun 1·6. 45 Spar· rowhawk or call owner .Jft 6, 49ti·4391. ---- 41DRMlBATH l<'11,•p1t fully lndscptl, ln<lry rm, dbl allnChl•d !!·II. lormul d1nini.: rm, r.irmly rm, e"l'"~ an·a oll kitchen. trash com· partor. 1.hhw:.hr. gurha&c tlispusal. up j.\radl'd cµt... & floor s 1---------W.tll paper ... 11 1n great lrvllM Gro••s ta,11• l1rcrtlJl'•' :ind 2 Udo mun <>111.·n ..,un 151':'-l l~OO Sq ft. 3 llu~e -1 ' (; '11 dt 11 " 1 " r · lll'drms, formal it111t'. 11 .. ,.111\'ld I' ark ll11111c~ fam rm w 'fplr. brkf:.t 3 BDRM 2 BATH area 1\ulo jlar d0<>r ~in plarl' l..1ndry rm, opener Corner lot. SlOOO li.:1· i:ar.1g1·. li:e mstr t·arpel allowan ce. i\ IHI rm .., u 1 I c • N e w Rreat buy. come sel' ! U!rk ... pur I Open l ·SPM 595,950 1>75·3411, Lusk Sun<.luy •J t Haanbow Heally. f<'i.tll!>. Turtl1.• Hock Glen 1---------2BDRMI1h BATH t::nd unll. larJ,:l' fncd ya11I "'l'p.1rJl1.• lndry rm. I'·'' 1·1>11k1ni.: & hl•:tllnl! \1• 11 l,1!-1.• \".J soo. Cull. Remex Investments 549-4764 WOODBRIDGE Woodbridge Es lates. new on market. Popular \ladason Model near IJkc 3 HH. fam rm • 2' 2 t~nt~1~f"~~r u~~;:.~~~ For this great Cheyenne in the R11nrh. Note the bulll·ln hutch 1n tbe rortnal dining room and ceruinic lale entry. Call lo see. RANCH REAL TY 551·2000 OHL Y $71,500 For this 2 bedroom home near the new HerH3gt Park. Convenient for pool. tennis and shop· ping. Call for tletalls. ~ FOR A 450NEWPO~T CENlEl-4 DRIVE 7&90811 Jm-., 1044 9"tM 1044 fantA.lltic VA buy on onl' ••f•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ot Culverdale's best TURn.HOCK "W"'L.,,.UT homes call now and we'll Plan 4. Preslt&lous "' I'll show you lhis 3 bedroom 'IW1lerock Hills home SQUARE .. beauty! RED CARPET with FOREVEk VIEW! A pleasin g blend of 754·1202 Qulet cul de sac Joe. warm. t'all colon; scat LOOK! VETS NO DOWN ~:1!1:~ .. ~~~ra:S. ~~~ ~~~d2.!!!,'r~~g:~~r~::: Greentree 2 Br house, 2 2 ba. PRESIDENT townhome. Inspires th11. ~ar gar, fplc, nr park & HOME. Fine eon*lruc· lovely "Autumn Lc.wes" comm pool. walk l o tion. A very SPECIAL theme-In WALNUT schools. 171,500. $Ml mo, home ror very SPECIAL SQUARE area! OnJ,_. 4 Prine only. 54e·S745 f*Ple! Priced rigbl at years o ld, lush shag DEAHIHOMI $139,900. carpeting-fenced UNJVERSJTY PARK IVILYM COPILAHD backyard with garden ~sly hme, w/3 Br 21-; REALTOR 552·0434 area & patio view from an. Fam Rm. A/C. prol dining area! Price re· \ndsepci, ext upar•des, lAHCHO duced to $64.9?<>. top toe. • SAM JOA9UIM BealA1ru1 ! SlJ9,900 San l.111 R•r For appt. Call SSS· 1960 Mell. TowRIMNM Beach Pad! OPEN HOUSES 12·5 SUNDAY • Sµat·e to bui Id lort Opt:n S 11 u.: i: I c 11 ~· ,, r t It •· Sat, Sun I S. 16942 PCll firl'pl;.iu·. plJ~ 1111.11tn1111· 1\0 204, Bv lhe~a Rily. honui. room ~troll th1 ui---------Open ~at & Sun 12·S. 7 West Yale Loop Ur. DAVID D. CARLSOM REALTOR 833·929l RAMCHRULTY 551.2000 Ownr selling ~n SMOKE Mott popular + largest TREE CONDO 2Br.}Ba. fir. plan. Vaulted ceil'gs. end unit, t?pta, drp&, up· dining area. a br. 2',.., ba. •MQuail,~ liit IPlace . 1trtln Prap7S2•1'20 Open t1lry ret•lin~ lnb of, ________ -;;;;_-_-;_. the park. Tl11'> <lrl'arn l Jll gl3511 und wood Gallt•Y be yours. c·ull n<iw 111 kitchen vanity balh & OPPORTUNITY makl• tl a r1>ai1t\ dressing Ft:nl'cd yard Price reduced ~0.000 ce~TURY 21 Acros!> the :.lrcet fn.n1 wali:r fronl 3 Bedroom. 3 " beach. BKll !ltii!·SSl t hulh, srn11ll' ~tory !'U~tom Morten Real Estote PRICE SI.ASHED! 3 Br. I ·•• IJJ. r..im rm. 1lin home. dol'k lor Ii.: bo;1l, 640-5357 UNIVERSITY PARK grades. Pool. Jacuzzi, l11d.ry rm, 2 car gar. Prof. $94.,50 park, tennis, near schl. decor'd lbruout In earth Exciting Edin burg W .900.552-347.Seves tone wallpapers +c:stm. model lownhome w/3 -'--------woodwork. Unobstructed bdrm .. , family rm 2"z Lale Summer Special, vu of Turtleroc k. ffl O balh$ Hug~ backyard Terrace Cambrld gr Rana Open Sat/Sun 12·5 1400 O\IAIUt. NlW'°"1 lfACM IRAHDHEW Twtte Rock Glen • rm. bn1·k frpll. S88. i.'..IJ. (2131 S4!1· 3-02<1 OPEN SU'.'IDAY 1 S lsl:ind Vallugc Propert1elo 846 S502 1---------1 T\'ln'l.1-:HOC:K Broail mour '1 Plan :woo !HJ ft . llh lum 1 m. din rm lk ... t 1 Jiu•· un mJrlo.l'l Sl:!.'>.1"1 IK'J:.ll \11l1v1·h \\'11111111 Ill IJI .1·: llrndd ITI!l<tl l'lcHI l' lli~hl\ lip· ,,;1 ad1·d. I\ (' Su IH·rb 1111. ,1l 1•m 4 fir. 1.1111 rm. dlJ\ I I I ~l I :!,!l(J(I Sopc~ 2 i.ty S&.S home. '1 Lr. :!'• ba Highly up sradc:rl thruout. :'llr. pork & comm . pool Uest buy ut only Sl00,000 Hurry on 1h1:. one' <:.ill nC>)4 ! "'bnckpa\jo&firep1l. Twnhse, 3 Br 2 Ba, Ca ll aft 6PM 752-6774 or Waterfront Homes Formal Din Rm, up-640· 1624. By owner. 63\.1400 graded cp\s & drps, air Sl.27,500. home. Goreeou1 view of lrvrne in this 3 bedroom. formal dining room. pluah rust carpel, wlt.h cathe<1ral ce1llngs, m.a1'e \has the very best but in the tra<.'t. CaU now. l 1t Time Offend SeSler has bought otlwr Irvine I 044 propt•rly Jbr tri l1•vt•I ••••••••••••••••••• •••• DEERFIELD IRVIME LIVIMG Alnum cnlr> Skp tlown fam Im 0\ l'rlooklll/.: gor~l·ous pool 1,, mile to oce11n liu1t•l Cul <k "'" ~trc<'l 1:! 13 1 1.11 ·!1!12:!. 131·31~ B1~ ... undl'l'k, I pk. l'l'll tral J1r, m1rrn1 l'd Yo.lib pluc;h I Jrj.K'tlll ~lllll"r cl I' I u ' •. 2 h •. •I I Ill '1\mnhomc. \\l'll lu1·,1L1·d Sharp 2 br + rlen Cc;tm ::li:!.SoO pa\1<1 " t·on\·c·r~atwo 5Jl SHOO <'\C'i 'lti8·772'> hn•p11 Lui.h. 111 mJmt RE yd & m any upgr:t<ll'l>. ,.__1.nt.'1--H•e•tw-or•k-• HUNTINGTON 596.000. 552·3580 ,. LA:>\D~tARK TUHTLEROCK Ju~l re· 3Br . 2Ba. single !>lory duced! lmmac. 4 BR. Condo. upgraded, ~hown lam-rm, h ighly up by appt 960·4923 gruded. Nr park & pool BY OWNER Rustic semi custom bit w/used bnck Atnum, patio. frplc. 4 Ddrma.. 2 ba. fnm rm. h1ghl)' up s:rd'd Next Lo golf cour~e l'" m1 lo orean. nr s.rhls. l'hurchcs. & pa rk ~97,0UO. 5802 Thophy Or 1:'46 6989 REDUCED $4000 Bv Owner 8t'a 111 3 Bdrm. 2 ba homl'. $18 • 9 o 0 S ec l o a p preciut e. Opl'n h~e Sat1Sun, 6S7l Cri.,la Palma. 842· 1390 ASSUMABLE Clogf' to ht-a<'h. \ br. I '~ ba, fam rm. din rm. rov ered patio. ~love-in rnnd ", \'i\ a11sum<1ble lo;in Hurry won't last .1l S87.!ISO. Call 968·4602 w view or hills .. $124.900 By owner. Open House Sat/Sun 11·4. 833·10Sl •INVESTORS!• •A R•af Sleeper!• J DR. aar cond home 1n Collci:e P:irk' for JU!>l $75,500. Assume V.A loan. Call now! AU. POINTS RLTRS 827-7000 539· I I 25 THE WILLOWS l IORM S74,SOO Q1.11et tree lined r ul·dl'· s.ic Gor~l'OW-. mantled bnrlc f1rel'lare. "1lch(.•n ho!>lS wall of pantry Tol·k·a 'Nay mast e r swte Great Value ' Call fa !tl 7 52 17 ()() Penningto~ro~rtil's PARK llU:'liTINGTUN Sharp Colony 4 Dr 2 lla Beautiful :\ br. l·'' ba Fam Hm. 3 blks to P' t home. f.'am rm & kitchen comm pool, lighted ten ovtirlook CO\l•red 1'<tl10 & ms $94.900 By ov.ncr. sparkling pool. A de· ~l 11~ __ corator s dream Supt•rb De.,.,ield Pork H~ locallOni Clo~1· to he.1d1 Plan IV. pro( dl'cor'd. Won't le:.t al Slt2.500 lndscµd. totallr up Call now~·1602 ~radNI. 4 Ur hme on Pennj~ Pro~rtlt'\ qwcl cul dt' :.ac. l''ormal PRICE dm rm. walk 1n wctbar. :J fplc'11, auto sprnkJr~. In REDUCED descnbablc see to a" ' 3 Bedroom home on prccialt!. Marion large lotinmostdeslra· 1''r1uell. al M cNau ble part bf town. Ne11r _!r vanc, 7S2 1414 lake. park & vlllage crt & IX~HOMi s hopping. • 1738 PlNE TU lROCK OPENSATaSUN 1·5 Owner transferred. Plan . 540.3166 IV Broadmoor 4 BR, 2\.; ~. be, lge fam-rm, sep. din· rm, ,alrl um. commo n ·' pool & park. $127.SOO. • iiiJ!ll!J!.iiiiJ l n cl d . I and. OPEN •• HOUSE S at1Sun 10-5 .. 5886 Slerra Siena. 833-2651 Owner 1ays "WI" Lowett priced 4 BR In Deerfield. Sln.000. Clrm. OPEN HOUSES 2Dttrwood A Deerfield Park home with 3 bdrms. fomrl\ rm & dintng rm llas ·1,1•1·n upgnnfod throu~houl ~ 1i. profes 1-111 11all \ landsl·:ip1•tl !'.>1h 1111 1 dlOIC'l' \'llflll'r hJI bl-.11111 ~Hl'J.SOO 6 Foxhlll A f>harp l>eC'rfwltl I bdrm l'ark home on ,, gri•.1t local ion near lhl' m·w park. llomc ha:. h1·1·n nilely upj!radt1l '""' J ... kmJ: $135.llOO 430 I Margarito An ab"iolulely benutiful Hampton 1n Irvine·., Greenlrec llas I bdrms + a den. You can v. alk '" lhc purk. pool & :.chool Asklng Sl07,950. 50 I I Poseo de Vega In Turtle-Rock. u beautiful 3 bdrm homl " ~pac1ou.c; I" IOI( m an l''<t!Cllll\'C arf'a or In 1n1: \skm.i,: Sl 19.900 1541 I Lorraine 1\ lx·auuful <:ranarl.i 111 lhc tlc!l1raltlc Ham h It " ~harp & clc1.1n & t1 uh showio hkc a nwdd Alsn ha:s a loft m the ~ar.1l(l' 1\:-.kml( ilOS.900 S 3 31 Stro1bouni SUPER SAN JOSE in the Ranch. A neat 3 bdrm~ home with tasteful decor ror the younr.: familv. Now asktn& $82,95-0. RANCH REAL TY 'v \\ 111~t1ini.: ~\\ .1n \\'0tKlllndgl' 1hpcn llod 3hr. 2ha. Ill'. dwn ~.!JOO 963-0191 ----cond. $!U,500.'SS2·7693 --------- Sell lhliiaa Cut with Daily Woodbrtdge open house Pilot Want Ads SaUr Sun. 3 br. 2 ba, fain ----.......:....;..·----!rm. land&caped. CUilom lrvlM I 044 drps. See to appreciate. f-'or this i.u~r sharp I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 Sandpiper. 559·7239 JUST REDUCED $2000 bedroom rondo on the ~ water ro Oranio:t-trt-e Of-r er s 1\IH CON· DITIONING and com . mun1ty rec reational fat·i11 t 1es. Now only s,c,.1.wo Calltosel'. "' macnab I Irvine realty \'ol!lJ(.' R I': .5-IO 5080 N l' w T u r t I l' r o c k FltOMT IOW SIAT1 Mdgnifi~t .. Easton .. Tnod~l ...... 3 lhghlancb Pl:.in 3 with I 10 · ily,n :Jl1r, 21>!1 w ... p:i Br. ram rm S IA7.~00 :-.1111cr inl 'lr al~r.! :0,kin· 75~ 06170wn/Agt llt I \'11~lll' ll E :-.10 ~II •I ..., \'1 1 ... l'n·1.: t.1 ... 1 • \ ,\ h11nw~ "11 h no do" n \ ,, •111· le t. ~ •. 10 sosu L"h.1111 dhJ1 lhr. IJm rm. th Ow1w1 1'1·1 tnl' lot·a l i 11 n t: l' C It A U 1-; D . Grn•nl1t•lb. pt>11ls. tennis c·rt<. ~I 1::..0lll.1 L11l>0r Oav wknd Opn H:.e IU ~ :'5:!-SWI DEER Fl EL 0-TWN HSE l..1rk.,p11r :\1odel. 3 Br 2'~ llJ, fll'Jr tlh• ponl . ~.f"llO OPEN SAT SLiN l t ::42 Snapdragon HUD~ON a~y· REALTY, LTD. (7 1 4) 6 4 5 . 9 9 5 0 PRICED REDUCED S7.00Cl 'l'rN' hnc<.l 1 ul cf,. ...... c 1"111 l'ntn Formal step· 1111 l•l'lnJ.: room \'milted 1· .. 11tr'J.:' lhll't· k1tdwn & r.1m1h cumlMl W;tlk '" p.1ntry loo• Serludcd ma~lcr ~uill'. 3 Mort' qu<'cn slwd bedr()(lm~. Unn l wa11 Call 752 !700 t 1 I • I ., H ,, 1 • [®ll~llffl Irvine Delig EnJOY 1$ tennis crt11 + pool & Jae 1n lhis 2 Br beauty w a lort. Only 10 mos old. Also hut. den w wcthar+bonl or l'::lmper storoee. A Mu~t :.ce. Only S!l4.000 PRESTIGE HOMES CALL 645-4646 1044 RAt4CH REALTY 551-2000 ttH FOR SALi Shading a d <:lightful home in prestigious "Grett.htrE:e". Large rooms with cath~ral ceilings. a family kitchen over- looking patio a rt:a, walk-in clos& in spacious mastE!f' suite. dramatic fireplace. 2 car ~arage and a largE: back yard. Priced lo s<:l l al S73.000. Owners anxious. COUNTRY SITTING 4 IORM....J/4 ACRl-.\/C If you'rE: looking for privacy and a fantastic country al· mospher<:. St!c this bE:autiful 4 bd rm., family rm . home foaturin~ a Spanish influence. Upgrades g'lore. Un bt:lit:vably priced at $119.500. Owner wlll help inpnncing. OPtM HOUSI 11to2 1un11 See this lovely 2 bdrm., dE:n home in desirablE: University Park. Landscaped to provide a private entry and secludtld patio. A homE: designE:d for comfortable family living and pricoo to sell at only $1.06.000. New on the m~rkt!t . Ort MicbE:lson Blvd1 THI IAMCH . B Rs: 3 baths, formal dini.-g. library/den. 2 fireplaces ft air· conditioning. &autif ully upgradt:d carpeting, ceramic tilt, dra~s & gorg~ plantation shutttirs. Lgst. modE:l in the ~x-ciling WOOD· BRIDGE CR~ING w/spt:ctacular Jake, hills & mountain views~ Bill Hutchings 752-1414. (N-59) WOOOllJOGI VIUACHI '"B.M'' Charming 3 BR condolnlnium otf ers carf:fr~ living at Jt's bt:stl At a price to fit your buda~t! N~ar n~w shopping ctmter & short walk to pool, lakE:, bE:ach & clubhouse. Hurry -won 't last Jong at $89,950! Forn~t Powers 752-1414. <N·60) ATT&mOM HOMHBBS! This 3 BR. 2 bath homE: is a grE:at value! Spaciousness of tht! liv- ing/dining area providt:S for easy t ntertaining & slidmg glass doors lead from kitchE:n to lg. covtrt:d patio arE:a. Ready ror you! $78~500. Anita Bradshaw 752-1414. (N-61) .., UMIT4'HIVBSITY rue<'• 3 BR. 2 bath w/separate dining 4' lg. living rm w /fireplace. Move-in condition. Only $87 ,500! Dorothy Hardcastle 642-8235. (N ·62) GUCfOUS LIVING Spacious 4 BR loca~ on cul·de·sac & mini·park. Vaulted c:W.ings, sun· ktn livina rm, terrac~ klt.chen w fwalk.·1-i cUpboard, dining area + formal dining rm. Many fruit trees. $119.M»O. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414 . <N-63) tf#ll" ___ s_s_1;_2_00 ...... o __ 1"'"' 1044 l --..s.-flAMll. Y IM.-.l/C OWMM AtCXIOU$ tulnaOC• llOADMOOI Plan 3 In Campus Vif:W - 3 ~~ .. lam.Uy rm. formal dining, ftr~plac"• 2 baths. comm. pool & low matnt.. yar<l. Vee Stinson 842-~ <N-'45 f ••••••••••••••••••••••• A slunning floor plan with formfl) double entunct: doors with ralsE:d ~ntry. dramatic · bf:•iped cathedral ~~Uina tn llv~g rm. and !dining area. a Pa~-=tt~J putlo kitchw with brcak!ast nook pl)cl hui~ pan. try. '.J1le,Jow~t p$e4 hosne In th(;S !Wach. OWIU:rs must •~11: Otlly $84,SOO. YOUI OWN POOi. A JAcumf Ent.taln to your he'U't·~ COl\tent tn thil • BR. a full bath Deerfield Patk Home. Dlal•I. rm, t•mily 'r'rn. flrepluts +'. nttln.1 rm ln muter. suit.. ccnt.emporary tdeaanc• in a tti·tm.l ~ for tbtt most <t~m41b~ Snat Many atras. Wo.t•t last - 1147,._ Natalie Beojamlo 752-1414. .(N-t5) 540.3666 llfftelc111 lllAl nlAtl i..c,..a leach I OCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •FAMY ASTIC • •OCEAN VIEWS• From all room1 or thii. unlque Henningor·buill luxury cu1tom home. Dromat1c & v e ry apacious 2Br. 2\r'iBa • bom e w /huge open bt"a m s. 2 s t o r y. driCtstone frplc, very large fom rm/den. wet bar. d eck, gigantic Roman Tub W1Jacuzz1. s team s how e r & numero1,1s othe r amenities. Localed in prei.tigious Portafina $275,000 BY OWNER 499.1965 M•w UttlncJ! In very woodsy old Lnauna area. thai. c:harmina 3 bdrm. home is only 3 y rs. old; 2· stories, with a d bl. garage, In an ultra-qwet area of more eiu>ensivu homes. Ontr ll.34.500 Wh .. e Water Vi•"C Prime Emerald Ter· race; 3 bdrms., 2 ba •• den; 2 Cr-pies. Oak Hrs .• beams, redwood deck. brick walk, s tained glass, gn.-cnhouse,' elec. garage: exceptional value for S\84,500. Open Sat. &. Sun. 1·5. 1640 Hillcrest .. 494-7551 11' • f"(\< ('-'"'"an· h,ll,,.' j ) t' 6 1.<<·r" PORTIA REALTY 1000 N. COAST HWY~ 4'7·2461 I COMMERC.11.DG. Ctnter ol villate: leued to two well eaubUatred businesset. $195,000 • ,lllME CO.MMlaC. A pacltage of 3 properties in the center ol Laguna: all leased, wtth xlnl potenUal. 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I I n£Ai~~ roa~-6161 (h1•rloolu1 l>•tt• 1'u1r\1 OPIM 2·5 PM Lin{Jo Rul&PTl OPEN HOUSE 2420J Spart• 5-*Y Sept 11 12·5 BIG CANYON CUSTOM HOME 4 BR En,l!&h Tudor wJth pool & jacuzzi, amlly room. hardwood floors, larg~ walk·ln pantry. All lath & plastf!r. 01>4:n daUy. #4Cypns1PoWa... HALLEY..COMIS. ~ 640-6176. NOR JN S 'REAL TY M.1111111 2 li.•dn1<>m, 2 12l5 DUNNING Dl. 3 BR. 2 BA hm w/pool. Co• ....... b.ttha. •u.odc:d •. t•omm l IOllM/OIH $227 SOO ~ Mint cond. $81.500. Moy AYHAY~ ............. , rent . Owner /agt. "CLASSIC" HOME WITH POOL -,.,..,,...,.111 decorated 5 a-.o-. l bath ...... perfect for fCllRlly l•lng CIRd ,... ect, to mon Into...$ t SJ.500. Newport leach I 06t Mewpwt leoc.ll t 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DU'1.b pc1ul & u.wus. ~l W,500. 621 LOtlflAROY LAMI "94·8611. You ;rnJ \our h •nunt• lb I IDRM • ........... •> $1 15,000 "111cruo> lh" 41uc1tt hk tn . oewater IOJ7 OIDRJCICSOM WAY 'dhii.1 Cur1 Ol\lt th• I \fur , ~ l IOaM/DIH ......... , , •• ,, $245,000 up up U.' llU~~t 'llt.11.ltu I Rf.Al fSTAJ[ 491 MOUNTAIH ROAD COME SHARE W11lk. to "hu11p1n~ " .~.wh 'ft1W.!> & 1 ~uc.t ISSO S Coost Hwy. 2 IOb4 •. • ................ S 162,SOO OUR Yl!W! LapctMkJuef ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1052 LAGUNA NIGUEL 49'-1720 499-4551 DANA POINT 493-8812 LAGUNA BEACH 497-2489 ,EHIHSULA PT. HARIORVllW ,Al.ERMO lion ccot.c:r cl by. Old 494-IS3t 941 SUMMIT Dl. Sparltllng 3 Bdrm., 2~ world charm, 1nve,t111-;.-;_-;.-;.-;.-;.;;.;.;.;:;;;;1 2 DDAM ................... $161,000 bathkt1o1wnhome wilh n Lalct• for.est• 1055 ~~~.rt. leach 1069 CharmJog 2 aty home. l>ay windows, hard.wood floors. Beaut. pall() & family rm. 3 BR, 1ewlng rm or nursery, :!•,<a BA, steps to bay or ocean. $185,000. HOLLIS WOOD REALTOK 675 8676 4Br, 2~8a, lam rm, din rm, prof l ndsc pd, jacuzzi. Ownc:.• at re· duced. price ol S179,SOO Luse hold or llt3,250 Fee.64<-Q2l • bow. t>nJoy forl'v~r. spar Oi ocean view. ••••••••••• •••••••••• • ••••••••••••••• $1.U,500. • ,a HOU$1S 499 .. 455 I $129,ooo. s s HAUORVIEW HOME OH I LOT J.MaNA DANA LAGUNA OPEN HOUSE Open HM ot/ un 1968 SAM IRUHO IEACH COTI' AGf Charmin1 Is the word ~9~(w:,1.. POINT ~~~~ SAT./SUH. I ·5 In ttse Woods OPEN SUH. I ·S HE~RT HEIGHTS •LISTINGS• Joht Socr 752-2020 Quall Pl Properties Tro,Hcal ParodiM OIU$ income. Duplex on l.ocJllon is «Ood I walk 493 8812 3368S Marli.nsplke Lake Forest Woods New 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath condo ,9.alboll Pcmn~uht • one ing dtblilnce to ~ach, !!!!!!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!! SEA TERRRACE 2 st.ry 4br, Cam rm, din Im med. p ossess ion ! 4 Bdrm. 2'AI ba Palermo Mdl. W•~aU-Firepit. Dry decorated streams. No Bkrs. 8"-0614 plock I.<> beach ~I! '.vour ~hop.Pin" & bus hnesY. A Private Community rm, 2 frplci.. usland kit. soo.950. Jm<1&Jn1tho11 Cur rcmudl'I 2 bdrm, 1''6 balh loll Loguna 1.acll t 048 ~leach I 048 AEG&fT REA&.TY micro-wave. 3 full batru., •BLUFFS• or enjoy 1h intr1n,1t home w/beam cewlings, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,7141496.9501 triple garage 21972 charm as ii; 2 Bdrm up bltn lutchen. entry way·& ---------Tra1lway. $129,!IOO. -_ __....... By owner/agt. 4 Hr. 3 Ba, UHl9UE EXTRAS p~r. :.tud10 lowc·r a "~aiebo" type patio. =@= OYERLOOKIMCi 962 1795 V;; ¥ f' R., lrg patio, dbl gar . E>.tra living apace +ex· $121,500. 2nd home as a stud1·0 with GOLF COURSE , h_d __ _, I • I New paanl an/out. Many Ira rec. space. Excep-EKecullve 4 br 1 C·l.l way -• upg rd 's. 428 V1:.la tional Harbor View F apatio.$161,500. 3 Bedroom. 2'~ bath, on hui.?e lot. Extras l>OH l'. f"RJ\HK.LIK Suerte.Open1·5Sat1Sun. home.Takeadnn.lagofl r A FORDABLE! JUST REDUCED KEEi' AH EYE family room & formal galore incl. Jacuua. Ap , lH:JlLTOR ' E\IS548·8033dys 751·5962. call now! tossably tht· mo::.l Jf home w/pool in exclusive OM THE OCEAH dimng room. Utmost in praised $155.000. Must :moc.eo.i ....._. fo'ananc'g avail. C-21 SANDPtrEa ,. ordable property 111 \11ctonu lh&hlands. Over quality with air cond1· sell. 642·3850 Agt.. c.cw-...,_ Laguna today. Ur1s:ht & ll'i. beautiful. You can 640·7000 BY OWNER, Harbor ____ 64<>-4 __ 9_SO __ _ ~lry, 2 Bdrm. & 2 both. 0 ~sq. fl. or living area. easily do it from this well tioning. breakfast area, 'Y·O Just onu bltwk lo the Tl!rrt fie occao v IA, 3 priced 4 Bdrm home. oversized garage & huge UNIQUE WOODS HM View Palermo Earth OWNER beach. Newly redccornl· hdrms. ramaly rm., 2 ~S4.500. atrium entry. 40' pattoon 2400Sq Ct in tbe ultimate1---------1 tones, tile, bnck. $186,500 Harbor View •br 2ba. 'ed: you <:an move m with baths + 2 adrhhonal TOP OF WORLD DOLPHIN R.E. fa1rwbeay ~ much more. pri\lacy of the woods. 4 You'n Seen The ~e llan:h 1848333 ~~t Greenbelt, pool. S-..2,000. only SlS,500 down. In· rooms on lower level. Attr. :J bdrm , 2 bath The st in country club Br, 3 ba, f''Jn, O/R over . Rest, Ho ... H-e'• ec er. one . . Will carry 2nd TD 1849 Now only,_-; ..... 500 h Call 494-8581 Ii vino In the choicest I k t ' 2 r I . ... W°O • p ,.._ terest only f1n an1•1ng .,..,.,, · omc: family rm .. dtn·i-------.--I .. oo pa 10, rp cs. wet· THE BEST! AbAM & EVE ort1nAnleigh. ,available. ONLY Sli5,5oo r~\ A aannA manaaR· :~;ee~r~~~/·~::o·c ~I~~ ac;.:::r·e VIEWS ~~ru r's~a;~ ~·~· r ~~1f!t Enjoy the benefits or SUC· would feel at home in the ____ 644_·l_1.28 ___ _ 0C£& HFRO-..JT .JVI Rt:R&.TDltl 494-IOIJ from deck. Patao off THE from this love ly 3 5 129.900 by owner. cess.Liveinthislovely4 lu::.h gardens & tree DUPLEX ~ " mst """' o b bedroom home with It's 8308798. bed.rm home sur rounded shaded surroundings or "'ewly r emodeled an e~ ""°5 Co•ttHwv Laqun•e.""" r. uurm wncr UY· SEA WALL b 11 bl' h d h h La 't · ood d ~c,alJent South La"un"u ing another home, unx· country kitchen & New --Y we csta ts e l 1s enc anting estute In rge um u n g con • " " -------1 · t 11' Sl17 000 SE PAR AT ES T II F: EngJgnd r· m ly nc1~hbors. Minimal up· Hrbr Vu lhlls. Enjoy the Near beach &t pier. Good privatecommunaty Lots IOW>o~c . • C RASlilNG SURL: a a room MinionViejo 1067 keep, recently re -informahtyoflhe spa". summer/winter rental , o( wood & glai.s with :\1AURY STAUFFER ' r w 1th Io g bur n 1 n g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. ecord ,.~k~~ ~~~~g on the ~~-.iL~~~lttI~~J;: f.~8~ ~g~E.0C,;~~ ~i~r~c!itJ~b~~P~~~tf~ MADRID 671 ~~~ec11.~~~c~~ll quack. ~~;:;.~ ~~i~g1i°:O':n~s~ r NEJ~~EACH 497 3388 644 2212 an the pnvate commum· dressing area. Newly By owner. 4 hr C.i~a CENTURY 21 or the formality or the REAL.TY 675-1642 * 494-8057 * · · ty of Blue Lagoon, painted. Lease.option or Sar (:u. Spec l . un dtnang areu wlcrystal -------- GUARDED HY STONE saleatSl31,900. obstruc ted mountain & MarlfttRealEstote chand elier s or thc1•-------- SPECTACULAll OCEANVIJ-:W • WoocJ & glafis beam cc:1I ing hvani: rm w,frplr, 3 •BR. 2 BA, ~pht level Owner Jnx1ous Make :-orr Askm~ SH2,ooo. PORTAFINA LAG UN1\ •ocean & Cataltn..i :.u11~l'l views 3 BR. den. 31, BA, a frplr 's, w1·t har, lfJucu~1.1 . l Yr. new. • Decks. A:>kina $269,.500. ,. LAGUN/\ BEACH CONDO Willuge deck nvt'rlook· )ng ocean, l DH & den, frplc. kitchen incldl> ull -:.. -appliances. Ai.king "$122.000 • ' AMERICAH HOME Hl':ALTOHS REAL ESTATE OPEHHOUSE SAT. I PM-SPM CHECK US ... For all La~una Beach & surround111g area~ latest muJllple lis\lngl> ! 20311 S·1n Valley Dr. , ________ _ <1 n back of Canyon•- V(·lmary Hospital I LAG UNA IH:ACH HORSES, HORSES Ra nch home with 2 Udrms. & 2 baths in 1.a~un:i . Owner will carry 1st T.l>. Sll7.500 MOVE IN HOW! Perfrct for a s tarter home. 2 Bdrms. & 2 baths~ Just steps to a private hcach in So. Laguna $136.000. White Water View Overlook1n..: Di ver's Cove. 'fhi.s Condo has il all ror thed1scnmmating executi ve. Superb loca Lion. st~ps to bt'<ich and shopping. l Bc:drm, fpk. 112 batt\:;. 9' ee1l111~s. French doors lead to the 300:.q.fi. pilllO. Call now. Ask.mg $125,000. &1~·7270 WALLS & SF:CUHED golf course vu. Walk to 640-5357 privacy or the master OPEHHOUSE • IRON GAT ES Thi s LCICJU'"IHicJuef RHfty golr cour~c. lakr. ree l---------bdrm or secluded pvt. Unobstructed view from PLANNED UN r T 810-5050 49M040 center. Prof lndsc1>tl. patio. I\ musl sell at COM to Costa Mesa, DEVELOPMENT h as ~ beaut. del'ur wall up NcwportExecVilla $1111.500. overlooking beautiful detailed island s tyled ~~~!!!!!~~~~ grades. Aft 6 wkda.>s Spanish tile & bnck. 3 BCH-POOL-BOAT Newport Bay, oceon & a r ch It e c t u re . 1 n -= 837.a260 Br. Fam Rm. & Pool. 1s lhe unbelievable com· Calalina. Del Peso entry. Polynesian design. The 3 SEA TfRRACE ------1 Sl\>4.900. Great Western bl nation that can be 3 bedrooms, 2 baths & all level floor plan features 2 L d 1 TREES! R. E 963·7600: 539·0784 · h' d electric kitchen. Fenced ., 0 1, •. 1 S . •• D E N . a r g e m o c . 3 TREES.• yours in t as outstan m g off . d h •: " ' " o: Bedrooms, 2' 1 bathi.. 2 waterfront condo. adja· overs11e eat.ed " S I': H V I C I': D BY 3 patios. gazebo, custom · TREES! cent t.o pool, w/boal dock filtered pool. Pric~d at UATllS. All RILT·IN balcony. Ready for oc-The only trees in M.V. avail. Features the latest S23S,OOO. 29% down- K ITCll F.N & LGE . cupancy.$1115,500. Btfl & exclusive FOXY in modern architecture, O.W C.loun. DINING t\HEA. Li v. rm. TIMBER LINE. A UO<Xl HIDEAWAY has privacy, security, 2708HarborView.Dr. w / w l!l bar · ALL 3 1~ ~ investment & a funtast1c yet close lo everything. O,.tt Sot·Sun l·S LEVELS t\RF. FRON· l.uJJM ~J.11/tu home 48 2'""8 r For"wcksale r'l?",000. Lalorde R.~ TllNG ON TIJL' QCL'.AN ~--i-· r, ' a. um " .-yv ..._ "' " 494-0706 rm. din rm, romrQun1ty BAL JSLE UNDER lOOK SUM BATHSRS 548 3..10..1 6,.4 •646 & llAVE OUTSTAN· swimmini: pool. The CANOPYCARPORT • • •• • ·• ))ING VIE W The I h 1 h FUNKY&N<YfSONEW DELIGHT k I k ""N"' OC~"N VfL'W. 3 poo ' l c iest SC lo;. ~pat·1ous pur · 1 c .u.' c.,, o:. Pricodbelowmarht.By FIHEPl.ACt;,WOODS Y Relax 1n the complete HARIORVIEW ~round!-. foature 2 SWIM· 13r.t 2' ~ ba1• cerfam1c tile owner (ZlJI 398.2781 pnvacy afforded by this :\11NG POOLS. Tfo;NNIS e 11 ry. r g :.i m. r rn JUST DOORS TO superb planlinR guard· Expanded Monaco 48r, courns & PRJVAT(o; W1Skyhlc & µanl!hng. l.AKE MISSION VU-:JO DOVER mg this tree shaded cor· 3Ba, close t.o pool, pk" SANDY Bl!:t\Cll. In all of Lo\'cly rt;.i1Mone & brick Open hou::.e Sat/Sun ner charmer. Enjoy d in· sch01.P1!.Y.N~ATrSU91SU1~1.5· Laguna. you won't ftnrl patt(l. Comm pool. :.pa, & Madrid Del La1:0 720 SHORES ing In an ntmo,,phere of r. ., N anything 1.IKI': TlllS lcnmst·rl!> :Sl38.500. Z7<W1Valderas.new.2143 tropical splender. Im· 183SPortCarlow OCEANl''RONT 110 )1 £ BOND REALTY sq. ft. 4 br. 2'i ba, dmmjl mac. in every way &•yet ____ 64_0-_104_9 __ _ llh r ADDRESS AVAIL. a c pnreo 831-9411 rm. fnm rm, tile roof, l1lc \'ACANT4 BR. FRPLC only$138.900. BY OWNER, Big Canyon AHIMAL LOVERS 1 .:;;;----=-.:. $285,000 entry. panoramic view. Twnhme, Auausta Model UNITF.!" 'r.r acr e in ll A HO!\IENEARBYIS upgraded, Sll9900 Uy Sl29.500 TER~IS " r..a~unaw1th commercial ---OFFEREOATSllS.000 •WEEKEND SPECIAL owner. 493 282u o r view, 3 Br. den, pool, • 875 N Coast Hwy !: 494.1001 494-7513 ~L BREA THT Al<IMG k 1 OP"'usuu 1 5 $814,900. Beautiful JlRD ST jacuzzi, leMl1. $220,000. enne s. stables. groom· 1!;1"'11 " • MISSION REALTY Hillsdale ~fodel. just re 581-4375 • 37 Canyon Jsland Dr. mg area & ofrlce. Lots of 1. 939Gav1ota Ocnfrnt 98SS. Cs\. Hwy, Laguna d ed 29436 v · p -----Open Sal & Sun l ·S. VIEWS Ocean-Catahn a -City l.1ghts-Mounta1ns 3 liedrooms. 2 baths. nt•w room for expansion to Lux. 2 br. 2' z ba OYO on PhoM 494-0731 lK' • tsta laza By Owner. El Joya 4Bd, DUPLEX 644-0350 make this a real money sand l900sq It zo• rc11'g -------Dr. Open S1S. anytime prof. landscaped. Supc·r REAL ESTATE maker 0 W.C. lsl T D Lu sundl'ck. frpl . l'ls to FOR. SAL"' AB Jiots, 3 Br by appt. 714·495 4823• if upgrades. Prine only .,,_.,. t BA, 2 FR PLC SEA VIEW Sl"" c•JO eo c. ,.. NA. 499· 1625, Lve m sg, 581·0472 <XXL Creative & proC. co. will 1"_£arpcls, tilC'd 1•ntr,>. dou tile ~a rage W<JOd & hm·k J patio, JllCUZ:tl. $119,500 "'•"' to"11 5279.000. 2 Ba. end ofqwl;l street. --------NOTANOLDI~ soon be opening ofc's in New 2 Br+ den, 2 Ba, 2.1402Catahl\a:Ch;irm fantastic v1ewi.. Open 4or5br.3ba&pool.24126 @!5-~ Npl n h &C M atnum.Com erlol.OQ cul WOODS COVE Charming 2 hedroum, --fireplace. formal d1n1n~. e )lardwood floors. beams, •• intimate Jilli I/), Lui.b 01 .'!Chrubs. SlSO.Ooo. "·· PANORAMIC '· VIEW -1.ovcly home on l:irge lot. •. .a Bedrooms. 2 bathK, '0 .fireplace, covt'rer:I patio. nicely land::.cupetl. · -$139,500. • (f ..... 104 v OPEN 1·$ .,. 2.ll Nye.a .... sun.ooo. ·,'Ah-, 2Ba, ocn vu. (urn " Walk to beach • BWHIRD CAMYOH -Custom bll charme r, ~1tnulll level, wood & melaas, 2Br, 2Ba, fam • .1. kitchen. Owner. 1156,000. 'I 41M·i572 WHEH IT'S RIGHT ·YOU KNOW IT!!! Get lhf' r{.oel or this fDbUIOWI 3 Bdrm .• <!' :i halh home with country kitchen. i.pac iou s ma s t e r bedroom with dressing room. patio &'ocean view or the sunset over C:3 talina . H URRY · OWN ER AN xrous ! Sl49,500. 1104 So. Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 SEA TERRACE A light & airy 4 bdrm. home on a very private lot 1'h1s tastefully de· corated hlmaly home makes entertaining a breeze Wilh JlS (amiJy rm opcnine onto a nicely landscaped patio. The ame n ities o r this guarded community incl. tennis cts., pool & priv. bench. $}619,500 MOM.IAYTERR • A I arge fafJ1ilY home with sweeping ocean & coesUlne views. This 4 bdrm. home Ceatures a paneled family rm. with --.--------1 frplc. & wet bnr & comp. Ocean View Lot tenced yard. $160,000 .PLUS Coaatal Com-MOH. IAY MALL '"mission approv~ t>lans A timeless house, for a apaciotU wood " tastefully decorated with t ,flaJa home W Jan Ob· the nnest of noor & wall ·;~ructable white water coveringa. Thia 3 bdrm .. • vi~ from every room. 2 bath home IA J111t a r t1JS,OOO. short waJk to the beach & • 1' The Fl""-9 Rltn has a areal ocean view. •ii.,: Be". 49'7-1668 JustreducedtoS198,000 ~door to Emuald ~ >llQ.kwely N(&.trbl hed :l .,1 fw, i ba bome w/vl w. ,._,_ o ttasn ~olUnJa, fplc, Jae -1'4>$N.C...Mwy.,a..it- • '1Jaftdj~ • nu.ooo. 494-1J77 2 r on g CH~I lot w1rm Hse, 10th. 1·4PM. 854 C.as Naranjas. NcwPort lfoights Really we have openings for de sac. Guard, pool & b I I ·~ , . . c . . areas. for add.on. Cli. lo bch, SantaAna. VogucR.E.540·5080 .r:t_.~:J 645-5044 11 cw 0 r ex p er . Jacuzzi.ownr.640·2365 shops. Xlnt c·ond. Be ams, EBB TIDE REALTY . salespersons & mgrs who brk trpl, wd panel'g. 494·9456 Expansive!! MISSIONVIEJO'S arc interes ted in a * HYHMOHACO * Sl19.900 Five b"edrooms on pool. NO. 1HEALTY1-·rn111 career. Apply by calling Prof dec'd; cetm d rps/ sized lot, with mature forinlervicw cpl / s hutrs i fixt/ VICTORIA IEACH l 4br.3ba,recrm,gym, =@=r, play yd. pvt patio, 2 frpls, groat vu. :-.tcps to sand. Man y xtras. $325.000. 2. Wood &glass 3 hr, 2 ba In sec. are a. Heout. ocean vu. walk to bl•h. 2 lg verandas. pvt. patio. Wd. p3nclcd liv rm w/lg. beams on pitched 20' h1 nat. wood cc11'g. Elc:v'd. dining. Sl79,000 OAK ST. CHARMEJl OCEAHSl'RAY You feel it as you stand at your ocean front win- dQw. Beautiful 3 Bdrm. 3 -ba condominium, lux- \tnously rumlshed al on· ly $325,000. DO&JtHIH. R.E. Cai494-8HI Recently upd a ted.1--------- Beams. brk frpl, shingle ext. 2 br. Walk to bch • ~hops. Xlnt. a rea .... ------· Sll9.500 Lower Temple Hlfls Xtra lg 90' frontage lot, gentle slope, icln~ vu nr ocean & bill~. Exchg. for home or Income. 18~.900 SECURITY IMMACULATE OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX Uve In this lovely 3Br, 1"'11Ba s pacious home w/iitra lg playroom and rtnt the lower unit to auiment your Income. All this on a larg~ beautifully Jn11cpd lot 100 &ontage on pYl street In the Temple Hills Area. U79.SOO. HOWARO JOHHSOH REALTY 497-1744 A winding onth leads L.g.o Hin1 I 050 t.hrougb park-like:••••••••••••••••••••••• grou.nd1 to thu seelude4 OUPUX-YllW La~una Beach cottaae 172 90" .,.9 900 nestled ~omfor(ably otrto • v--• · a well l()Catcd R·2 lot. On blutfa, ov.crlookln1 t82) Ldlw-. World. Buy one d or both, each hat• view; con•los of a bdrms., 2 baths, In xtni eondltloo ! Lodted In Lqu.na Hills, In ad~t community • SEE AMERICA'S MOST wdwrk; decor papers/ landscaping; ga7.e upon SUCCF.SSFUL NEW 631-0400 imprt tiles/ l()uvcred drs. moontains & valley; all COMMUNITY 1---------1 Lg country k it. Prof this & more, a must see 1 d home. Now selling for SAVOIR-FAIRE 5 IEDRO n scpd fee lot w; many OM lovety trees. Perf cond. $126,500 1219) For the successful exec. A beaut. 3 BR DREAM FIXER An outstand'g. home nr, ,,, I I . .' ,,.,. I•" 1 r.1, , , , u,. 1 • ·.'.• •Jb1 11(,1 lU1 lhilii 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *Immediate c~~CY!,P3s~~J. h ave moved ! Very motivated. Swim. fish. sail or play tennis at your pvt club with.in walking distance. lmmael Va· cant ! 4 BR. paneled family rm. step·up din- ing, c:atm cpts & drps lo cocoa's & wht. CUJtom creme stucco inside & out, Including walls & courtyard patios. .Fan· tutlcl Super price of J!!!§§!!!!I pool, g rnblt & schl. house. Fantastic Pool, Bri n g your paint & $152,500. Ownr. 640..71111 spa and gulebo. Plush tn· T.L.C. for this large tenor. Eastbluff home priced to JASMINE CREEK Extras galore! sell. Submit oHer. Beautiful Plan 2, to be At. ............. $134,500. POOL. PARK R.C. TAYLOR CO. completed in December. BOOl-TUIE & Tri.fe•tf f'ailoc:. 955°0150 2 Br. 2 ba, + den. 2 Driving you crazy? Then 2 Bedrooms. 3 baths. ---------• frplcs, pool Sl lot. be sure lo see this home rumpus room, family· EASTBLUFF S18S,000 PP, 493-2341 Ulllmate in pnvacy. Cul-kitchen Pnme area. On· Owner's anx~ for an OCE"-...af' RO...., de-sa c. 3 BR w /up ly$154,500. offer. We have a ss.ooo ~" "' B r ad es. Lo ls o GRUBER reduction on this lovely 3 West Newpert 3 Br. brickwork. HURflY! REAL ESTATE Bedroom. Eastblu({ Beach ttome. Enjoy SUGGESTIVE 64-0-8826 759·0259 home. H's c los e to Catalina view Ir aurC'ing This home suggeslc; Ii v. HARIOR VIEW schools & shopping. a l You r · d oor $ t e p. Ina pleasure w /BRANO OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY $250.000. new carpet lhruout, Cormel l ·S Pwv lro•1 freshly painted Interior, 3Br. 2 Ba, fem rm. din 2318ARAUA R-........:_"2nlr ,.,..5 fSJf A/C and more. VACANT. rm, fee land. By owner HIWPOltl-IRVIHE ,....._--• 640-8925 See it now! REALTORS *UDO ISLE MEAT RETREAT Nwpt ffghts 3Br. 1:14 ba, 118-8586 ,Lge ele4ant 5 Br, 4 ba, With a "Forever" View! £rplc, Jge lol for av., ______ ... ___ , tum rm W/bar+pool ta· t..&rge 4 BR house with Walk lo schls. $99,500. Op ble. Frml dln rm. 3 car beautiful Interior and Sal/Sun 12·5, 646·2685 gar. $345,000. Drive by wet bar. Lg. cov. patio. . JOH._. D. LUSK 430 Via Udo ~ thep C u I· de· 11 a c. S P EC· " mike appt. f71.N01 TACULAR r Exquisite 4 Br. ram rm, 2 MO FLAWS ba. Shimmering pool. $'79,950. Jn thla diamond, It's a Spacious wooded lot. in sparkler! 3 DR. front Eastbluff Sl 79,000 • Owner. Open Sat./Sun *Romant.l•C courtyard entry, 2 l·S.9a3Bellls. fireplaces I& pool size --------- )'ant. View lot. WEST(:LlFF. 1201 Pem· *Tri-. level · Now .......... su.uoo. broke Ln. abr. 2ba. F.a, --patio, 2 f/J". Walk to SERVlNG THE shops, 1chool11. 1149,000. Just h ated. llomantlt: ENTIRE Owner646-9836/646'01DO Deane home reat11rinj SADDLEBACK open nrJ)lan •/eo&Y con-VAL.LEY UDO ISLE venation pit, ftml 714/837·"°° • Bdr l~ b .. Tl CN\ ~~~~~~~=~ tard'" dtoln1. hl1 h 714158MOOO Owncr"'e?S•J• ... .,.,.,.,.,. cathedral «Ulna•. huae ---------1 __________ .. ______ -i master gtc, ram·nt'I • 2.2:SO 1q ft!! Dtcor la Wll· SIAWtMD COHDO •--=-------1 SALE OR L82/0l>T. • U()wn.a. 714:4f7·i107 or 31601Coea•ttwws~ 0#''~4H* ~=-~~99~_.~59fj13~I:~~~~~~~ U•lll MoYo ln tomorrow. 2&r, • • Mau..a,_..s. J~Mthf'W. ..._",..... JH .... •'-'S. ........................ ~····················· ............................................. . .... ,.,.,...._. IO(t wMrtlHO IOH S.Cll11u 1te I07'S.Ct1-•• 1076 Ofhlta .......... .............. , ....... , ............ I sund!x. September 'f. 1 on . DArL v PtLOT ••a .......................... ~··················· ··········••··••··•····•·•········••••·•·····• °"*' ,_.Sate 1100 •••••• !~.~!:!~ ...... ~!~!:!:!! ...... ~!~.~~ ...... ~!~~~-···-PUILIC AUCTION 0....... UI .. ahb req",. hn tu&l• TWO CIOJC IEACHJ'RONT PJ\OPEJ\TJU NltW PORT BltACK. CAL.IP' bEUIXE 1'\JllNWl£D DUPt.U- OOAND WT WITH 11'.ACH OOTl'AOE ~tie otrtnd ...,., .... 1 .., h• "'"""' ~T. HPT. 11, ltn 2 P.11. ~Ori\• N~ a.~. Cal.If. 5-i. <O be be:ld at U.. ... '41 1""*'*'1 Sell JO°'"""" P'liUy Stpt. 11: 16 A.M. lo T PM. a c" day, ud pnor to • H Je Utne• s.pt. 17. f'o... IAdr<loaw and two betbl on the lower lnrl lwo bedrootn1 •nd one bath on tho ~rtond h•v.,I •Sun detll, two e1r 1ar11e. ("omplt4ely ft.trnlshed lncludJn1 all coolrlnf utenslb, di.sh • HMM, natware ee~. l4lt ad,lofo· lo• the dupln m .. ..-w..,. 2.5' • 95' Bach cotta10 00 llH! kit. O\tphx waa del&Aned and custom built by the OWNER . 'l'h a Qua lity nf his •killed en ~PI$ evidenced lhtoufboqt. TERMS 107. depoait on day o tale. balance upon ddwery of deed irnd ma.rk«able tJUe. Buyer will be reqwred lo arruao noudq prior to the i.ale. Sales are 1ubject to ~flrma· t1on of seUf'I'. 1m R E tues Duplex, 12211 Lot $t90l5 BROKER COOPERATION INVITED FOR BROCHURE. CALL OR WRlTE: FOX AND CARSKADON 951 South El C1&m1no ReaJ San Ma Leo, CaUf 94402 (41S) 342-7701 llG CA.HYON-SECURrTY & ,.RIVA.CY Charming 4 BR homt: w/spac mastt:r BR, living room & kitcht:n looking out onto attractivt:ly landscapt:d private yard w/magnifict:nt pool & jacuzzi. Catht:dral ceil ings in living room, den & formal dining room; 2 lrg floor to ceiling fireplaces. By epPQintmt:nl only 640·5971 IY OWNER -$305,000 --------------OCWIFIONT HOME li1xc1111i..c,..,...., .. This e:xcc:ptionally ·Tin" P.ropc:rty is located ln San Cltsmt:nte, 1 ~t pvt art:a, ovt:r 3000 sq ft w/si>aclous bdrms, dt:n 3~8 , and formal dill rm, bt:autJfully lndscpd, ooaulifully ap. J>Qintoo. $350,000 Howard Johnson Realty 497-1744 -------------Htwporl ltodt I 069 S.. J.,_ •• •••• ••••••••• ••• ••••• c-...trc.eo I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYFRONT LUXURY CONDO SA.VI THOUSA.HDS! 4 Bit, Z'lll Bu, upgraded hon1t!. $79,900./neiotia· ble owe. 492.4337 ~a.a Hay /Octian vu. Adult ttec blda. Hout allp, IJOC)l. Lill 2br, ~bn. Sue. By Vlllaee Sun Juan, 3 ~, $175,000. !>Pn 10.5, bdrms, 1 v.a bu, c rpts. Sut1Suo, 3LO fo ernandu, drps, bltns, patio, 1 car Bal .Pt!n .. #40ll. Carey, garage. Needs a HttJe 21.3-661 03(;1 TLC. Call for appt. even· OPENHOUSJo:SUN.1 5, ings n nd wk c n~s 2004 Vista del Oro. ~ 8095. $63,000. Pnn· Bhdfs 4 BR. fam·rm, 2• ~ c1puls only. -~----~-~1 ba, d oi;e lo sch Ii. & Miftutes to Mari•a s hop'g. Acron rrom Beautiful Sun Ranch Park. Sl 30.000. Agl. f'-1 4 Bd 548·962Sor 64S·t410 .,me. 1 ac-re. rms. ---------21 2 battb. Pnce reduced REOUCED $7000. S3400 for Cast sale. C h a rm In g 2 s t y HURRY! peninsula hom e with K.R Properti~s m1n1 ocean vww from Ten 661·0555 laving rm & only ste!)l> to Evening 496·7624 ocean. Seller moti vated. ------..--- Need fast ~crow. Hurry, Santa A.IKt I 080 won't last ! Call 645·0303. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Forest E. Olson, Inc.~------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tru.sure Jaland. Llvlna rm. bdrm, ubanD, J,10 ~o. 2 Br mobll• hm bch. No children/ pets 20x35'. Pb~ '81 10x5S' Melody. 10x40' screened por<>h. S2TIO. Must be moved. 432 So. .Harbor, No. N . ~l-02a'7. •Ocean Btee:r.e• l~ miles &o bcb.. Adlt Park. Next io shops. Pet park. 2br, trot kil. $7900. 847-~ FUm'<t l br. 10 or 12x48'. AduJt Park. C.M. $8000. 548 .. NEWPORT BEACH Near Hoag older well cared fror lOxM Mobile Home In aduJt pk, 11X2J front room 6'6-3710alt 3PM added. 20xS6' Adults over 40, space rent $95/per mo. SmaU pet ok. $18.SOO. THEGERRlE COMPANY 64()..'6()0 A.~forsaf• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTEHTIOM DEVElOPatS 1 Riverside County in Sun:! nymead, appr ox. 490 acres. Perfect for mini· ranches. 5 Miles from Lake Perris. ,. ...... Proptrty 2000 ~Property 2000 -.... '"f•rtt 2000 IHI l!ltate r •••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... l¥...t9CI 2900 3 UNITS E4STSIDE COSTA MESA Own tr$' real\ unit haa larges f amlly oom w/f1"1plac~. Units are freshlY ted -carpets, drapes, pool. r paln 4-PLEX .. Exe bea yar ellent rent.al ar" -2 mll~ from ch. All 2·bdrms & fenctid back d.s. Great buy at $134,000. 3 UNITS Two are townhouse units wi\h laundry ook·ups. All have garages. h 7 UNITS Prid e of ownership. Six townhouse Wl· witb huge owners• unit. Garagts. its 3 UNITS NEWPORT BEACH B~autiful area! All units have refrigerators & laundry equipmE:nt in laundry room. Don't pass these by! TWO 4-PLEXES - COSTA MESA ExcellEmt corner location. newly painted & completely decorated inside & out. Will sell separate or together. PRICE REDUCED -SUBMIT OF· EXQ..VSJ VE RHLauro1nl, ...... •••••• • ••••• ••• •• ~ktau Lounae, " 18owN Prop~rty In Comm. U~1~ OD Prwy. ln&lcwood, Hawthorne ex.al. lndd L land, bUJ. or So. Bay arHT opp .. alt equipmt, Uquor WIU. PAY CASHU he. " outstaod.IAI '?· Pb. Tom D'Allest•n ~~0~-F .. wJLb 2U~ T.D.NOPBTIIS fl~. <213)674·6907 01' CTlO llALOY JNVESTMTS. 548·6201 anytime or Carlsbad nc,729.1129 (714)846.SUl an. epm Quality Tri·Plcx, tie ll Br Local builder wan ta owners unit, 6 ~rt old. buUdable proper')' Cltaii. •.ue,ooo. 81kr. Newport, Coata Me.a ~&eRClem. area. Tear-downs, add. ---~-------1 ons, multiple unit pro-NEW 7tJnlt Eastslde CM, perty. FAST ESCROW. builder wlll finance. Call64().8:208anyUme. 631-0303 01' 846-7085 ---------•Will pay cash for your,... COIONA DU MA.I al C5late. Co.sh In a flasht 2 unlta +guest. Ideal &au Realty 536·7M3 location. Owner wUI llnance. 1167,SOO. Agt. ---~--.......;..~-tltefthf 1 8 u ... $1711,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 u. blt '71 $339.SOO ...... ,.,.,.d l•U blt. '11 $380,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bru.21.USS·~; ~lsbld 3106 1---7_1_4-6_73-.t_OG& __ ---1 •······················ ln•Kton Delight Beaullfully futa, 1 Br, 3 BR, 1 Ba Zoned R·3, car. PIO/mo. bi&b density, SS8,000. 673-JlOC SlS'X. Down. 514 E . 4Br l'Lba Sob Chesl!lut OPEN HOUSE ' ~ ' . ay are~ Sat/SY 547-864.1 Winter/yearly. 119 Sap-~Wfft lleolty pture. SSl-4672 19M9t6 3 BR, 2 sty $450/yrl)'. 1-~~~~~~~~1 H A R D E S T Y • AN UNUSUAL REAL TORS, 675·2866. OHE-OF-A..eclHD 1cAoa P..._.a 3107 4.PLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtors. Largo Coral Tree Jn SPACIOUS oceanfront 4 courtyard, bubbly foun. Br 2 Ba completely tum. 2 STORY/POOL tain, BBQ. No one living h.me. Fplc, wsbr/dryr, above ybur tenants. dshwsb~. 2 car gar, DO R.C. TA. YLOA CO. 955·03SO FER! San Clemente 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHORECUFFS Ot·ean view. 4br, 2ba, 3 car gar. encl'd patro, ~e p. din rm . Only $119,500. Opn Sun 1 5 2729 Via Montec1lo. Ai:t 646.7414 OHL Y $89, 900. TRl·PLEX Privacy abounds. Lots of pets. Xr\y rental av~l. This 4 bed rm, 2 bath Cen· 20 A.CRES Pride shows here. Sept. 15th. 644·9582 Pride of ownership. only 2 yrs. old. S160 000 SOUTH COAST tl~t•~cfis onta lal rdge Xlnt for investment o Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath own .. rs ~un1·t INVEsTMENT 645·1103 2 BR Houae. '-" blk rrohi .... a .,,"' o qwe cu · e· can be split. Som~ wit .. i--~------I bch. All year lease. $350. sac. Ma ny up~rades. views. loaded with oa W/fireplace. LohforSale 2200 mo. or lease till June Low maintena nce yard trees. Seeing is believ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978. $250. mo. 82l w. w1lh n v 8('CCSS. Good ing. BKR. DUPLEX -Balbo• BJvd. Apn•v S••n schooli.. Close to South <714>6'77.s611t VACAMTLOT .. ,.~., -..• Coast 1'1aza. Seller has ORszt.05.30 EASTS 1\1: • CDM _d_a_y_Se_pt_._u_. ___ _ bought new home. Call ·~ COSTA MESA Rare Sp~glass Hill Jot QUIET LOCATION-3 "Kl!. OFFERS for additional details. LOA.OED W /OA.llS 2-bdrm unit w /privata patios on de· w/magnillcent ocean & becf:rm, l~ bath, priY M"' ~ 546·4141 S Mres loaded with OI\ sirabl~ corner lot in NEWPORT Fashion Island views. patio, S375/rno. winter. ON THESE trees in the Cle velatl HGTS• C l l od p.....1e,.. for your ..... atom BarreltRealty642-5200. ~wport hoch I 069 Hewport Beach I 069 Walk to beach. 3 bdrm, 2 National Forest. So. of . omp ete Y rem eled ex· .,., -.... ... .... ••••••••••••••• •••• •• • • •••••••• •••••••••••••• • )'ears new. $12.5,ooo. Orange Co. M un1crpa terior, landscaped/sprinklers. home. F\tm. 2 Dr house, w /fplc & 3618p--'-L-· Pres ide ntial Hgt :. 3 wa ter, gentle rollin " R.C.TAYLORCO. s undeck. Winter. $310 'ortofino leouty -• _..., bdrm. 2'~. ba. Nr pool knolls for view s ites" lrlQ •1 955-0350 mo.213-927..oc&I Mdrc sq .ft than any OpenSat/Sunl·S lmmac.$80,500. Ownerwlll carry.Agt. ua1 ot~r model in Har bor Cor-Mr 37th SHOREBIRD RLTV (714 1676.5717 BUILDABLELOT Wint.er rental nr Bay & Vu Homes, ho~11ng 4 Brs, 2 Sty, near park for home 492-8384 OR 522.2080 PlaC• 2S26 Encina Way, plans Ocean. 2 or 4br, frplc & 31-7 ba. wisep. garden, ormcome property. 4Br, SoutftLD9'1na 1086 for 3 & 3 Ba, Din Rm, furnace. No peta. bonus rm & loft perfect J·\.Ba, 1 2 blk to bay & 2 SUPERBWhrtewatcr Cyn ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICE REDUCED p ~ • 2100 sq.rt. Coastline (213)243-$316 ~~~ic~~c~~~ tep~~:!ft~rsl~r. ~.1::1ir~~d o~~·yc~/ o~fyt: ~f~l~pe~:ila~t. Jei.~~ OPEN HOUSE SUH 1-5 510 ACRES Sl2SO/ Ac. raper.••• views, call for details: Capstr...o leach 31 II " ~ 3213 l VI-' I W Timber-Developers· 752 1920 Ebb TlcM Rlty ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'olor galore,puddle ten· (fo'ee s imple) Qui c k Ove rlooks San Cll'm ·~·na OJ M' • 494 94 56 · S375 000 O ill .,,_ It I J mers · On The Beach. 3 Br. 2 b"', n1 s court & a 11 the escrow. Lorclla Davis pier. . . wner w °"aut u ocean v ews N C't c IL M' So 1400 QUA LS PO .. bo h · d C 11492 "".'° r II · •· d' · ev. 1 y, A. '" 1 I T. NEW RT BEACH BUILDABLE LOT $550/mo w1'nter. Ava1·1 amenities t insi e & (213) 796·4350 or (714) carry. a -J o>V<> rom vmg "' ining rm, of Hwy 2o, 80 Mi N/ol 1 out. Your home in a love !>16·7921 eves. lg deck. patio, frplc, de· Sacramento. Neighbor· 1335 Skyline Dr .• permit now Cal 496-5913. ly nei ~hbvhoull. By --BY OWNER s11?nur ceramic tile on ing Scotts Flat Rcs. lncomtP,roperty 2000 lncomtProperiy 2000 is ready, Plans for 3 Br Logunaleach 3141 owner Sl70.000. Ry uppl Oceanfront Hous e . S m.ooo: 3 Br, 1 ba. Used kitchen walls & lg 'l'crra Watersports. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••!••••••••••••••••• ~ Ba, Ion. Fam Rm.••••••••••••••••••••-• 644·5128 or 644 2071 <:xl Hdrm 533.5,000. lnqwnes brick frplc, beam ceil'g, Cota floors in kitcnen. ·wART'"l REALTY Din Rm 3700 sq ft Room 250. to : P . 0 . ll ox l o 2 5, walk to bcn. 492.7822 come & look. $129,500. ::; 27 UNITS, INDUSTRIAL Corpool,' great vie~s. 3 Arch Bay. 2 Br, frple. Temecula. HQWARD JOHNSON 640·11Z1 4-PLEX ON PARK. Annual inc a.1.. TI..1-Rlty ocn vu, pvt bch. ssso.. BIG CANYON 2 BR, 2 Ua, McClain Townhouse on fairway. Wet·bar. frplc, 2 car gar. TeMis. pool & 1acuz11. Sale or l e a se. Owner I Agt 644 6604 GOLF COURSE $109,000. Priced at -uv 544-4418or.t99-2066. BEST VALUE s.11/R...t(Trode REALTY LagunaLoBeach hilltop 3 G . •-~.ooo. Seller wtcarry 494·9456 1--. ---.---- JH HA.RIOR VIEW n-aut. ocean View homn ' ___ 4_9_7_·_1_7_4_4___ dacres. w density,· 18C b reat otptportl un1~yi t"' own contract at 9%. Prine on· FUii A" ·e it I Qwet, rustic l br furn. 1951 PortLocksleigh Overlooking Dana l'oi~t ·-usti1t 1090 $;0KO~~~O 0;fthn t:r~~: Meeaaud~! 1 a ~k b 0~~ Jy. Bk'r,556-6171. Fallb~. ~~~; s:ar~ house. $250. Older empL OPENSAT/SUN1·5 Harbor.Pnce reducedto ••••••••••••••••••••••• E11crow close 1977. A. Course. 3 Bedroom, 2 UMITSUMITS ingspacious3BRquality person494·317o • $139,900. 2 & a den or 3. $127,95-0. Open Sunday b Williams. Casa Pacifica bath owner 's unit with u~ · home. Will customize to AduJta. 2 br, 2 ba, view. la rge bedrms, formal l·S:30.at4105Calle J uno. aurelwood Condo. 3 r. Re.ally. 770-0882 ftreplac~only 1 yr new. ""~ suit , well financed. Slell6 to beath. No k1da d1nina room. Lar0 • Oreall 2ba. Plan C. Upgrad~. "*k'ng 000 W ha ·-.. b . .n.a1-... 492 o-.. or.,...• 4"• "'°"~ " "'" Nr park pool tennis C d J i /T "" i • · e ve ..,.... l&ftlul6<>, """"" .-..... """'"°''" OPEN OUSE breakfast a rea. Freshly scorr REAL TY • • Oft 0 ,. " ums OWft• four·plexes, lri·P~Xes, SA.T & SUN 1•5 painted. Thick plus h '536.7531. cUert~~%':'::1~t~u.~~cy. houMs for safe 1700 all in prime areas and NB at ocean. Lona R·2. vu 4 Bcdr<>?~· 3Va baths. carpet s. One of lhe1 _________ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• best locations up to 262. from 2nd fl. bay &ocean. large hvin~ room, 2 621 Michael large-st. mo::.1 delighlluJ1• 95S·2088 Priced to sell, top vaJUf ffum., take your choice 675-0ra private patios, 2 car Completely remodeled 4 ba k rds · w th ----------,...~ M B d -·~ aarages In very popular Br 3ba. s149.900. Call c ya m area . 1 Townhouse 3Br 21.'!!Ba 5 IDRMS -POOL """ta esa, 2 r con o, and call now for best Mowdain. Desert " · . 646·7SS7or714 722 117t patios. gardens and cov-S87 500 . 's9000 do wn' Bes t loc. in Tus tin beautiful cond. $61,000. buys. Rnort • 2400 area. Avail. Sepl. 20tb ered deckm2. Westside Mo've i n . 493-2043: Foothills .. Just lis ted. Byappt.831-2143 REALTY INC. 540-3666 for year around lease. _J_o_hn_A._S_teiser&Assoc_ sun exposure. lmmed. 831·9021 714/846-1371 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl200/permonth. IYOWHER oc<'upancy. A must see! ~-J ~35.900. Al(t.559·~ OPEN HOUSE-Gorgeous1~~~~~~~~~~1 BIGBEARLAKEFRONT 67S 3411. Lusk Realty. ~ uatt Westmlnsttt' I 098 3 DR. & Den. $72,000.I · Sl.59,000. 5Cabins ~ Jlbr Vu Hme Monlego --Capistrano I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3000-0 So. Sycamore, So. Agt 494-9727 494.9704 ·~g6•uat6.,. 4 Br sacnf. $1411,500 REDUQED ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.A. 979-6409, or64S-4264 Dl...,..ss Pro-rty! ""'-C-"-U ~ "'"' 2018 Port Chelsea Pl. ,..-._._._..,. _.,, L 644 0107or631·0760 $ 5 0 OPEN HOUSE JUST ci:xH/ lcanflndltloryou. IEACHUNITS . Properly 12500 REAL ESTATE • •--------•I NEwr2 on'OT COR!ES SA.T/SUHA.LLDA.Y ftssOle l800 ~~~~.t!1o~:fc!sa:::;, S1,1per deluxe townhome ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13SOS.CoostHwy. LIDO ISLE BAYFROHT T 2 Br, 1 ba, wood deck, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bankruptcles,Dlvorce. units, 2 bedroom11, 2 HORSE COUHTIY 494-IS36 • TOWNllOME. End unit. enclosed yard $69,000 4PLEX-S243,000 • .,, ba'"' within 1 block of I A /V• --------- w1balcony. Spac. open 405-5216 Bclowmarketprke. beach. 100% Rent.al re· H.wport•ach 31.9 mas ter bed rm. Xlnt ---------lO%down 968·5700 · WartdWldt lrokers cord. These were in Price "educed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Story, large living rm 29412 Edgewood Rd. SJC REDUCED Blktobeach .mvestmentproperttes. ...... ere 1ew It price. Won 't last. Call CASlTAS. spacious 4br, t:all613·4545 escrow on an exchange. Sll.000 Would like to rent studio 45' on s a ndy beaC'h. &\5·0003. 2'h ba, crpts, drps, bllns. $!500. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 Rental Holll1ti I~~~~~~~~~ Need fast closer. Priced Ranc:h house consbits or apt for Under $200. Uli.I Spacious family home (rplc, patio, ~ar, com· clean as a pin Camily 1-6 months ago al loa~ ap· Sbr, 3 ba & 28• lam/fun pd. Friendly but quiet wtth huge bedrooms, en· mwtlty rec facilities. home. Comm. pool, on·large lot, zoned for 3. SKY'S THE LIMIT praise! value 9.9 limes room. Heated swimming fem. Stephanle648-3Sl8 try patio, bays1de patio $76,900. Ownr. duuhouse, tennis court, Income S 6 1 O • mo · 2-4-12 & 24 Units. Beach gross. $429,SOO. pool. Riding ring, cov· --------_....~ and sundeck. Mast er 493.5955 or 493-7780 all for your enjoyment Reduced for quick sale to and inland Orange Coun· The Jelley Company ered stalls, tack /hay Newport hie spaclo~ bedroom on bay with _________ , for only SSS,500. Open $78,500. ty location ror hi&hest I o· . . room Towering t eea + well furn 2 br. Gar, patio. balcony, hreplace and •·~-~ _________ ,Sunday 1·5, a t 10243 value. Call 979-8533, Bob nvestment 1v1s1on · r . WinterS300.675-949'7 gigantic bathroom and ---------1 Vi•w From TM Top Wes tmins ter A venue. Focrplex 1.139-41 Camino Del Mar your very own producing --------- closet space. SS00,000. THE ILUFFS Lovely 3 bedrm ra nch CAU~ WHELAN REAL Brand new! 3-2 bedrm Del Mar, Ca. 92014 ~~~':° t!~~jy i0~:· LoveJy bayfront 3 br. 2 ba Better lhan new! Lge. 3 style + huge fam rm. ESTATE.898·7855. wtits & 1·3 bed.rm unit.~~~~~~~~~ (714J755-6617 1229000 c II f f II d · bchhse. Dshwhr,washer Sod.ring & Assoc. 675-5626 bdrm. split-level with shag crptg. upgraded , all ---------Upgraded thruout. Fplc s•u,.•EM~E tail's . 's5!.1~~0 udy:: ~f.T.t:~l3lttn-60fl; bay & lights view. Total· appl 's, mass ive (pie. Other Real Estate each u a it. Lu 1 b "'" -m • 838-0169 eves. Tustin As· ; ly new interior decor. huge patio & RV space, ••••••••••••••••••••••• I a n s d s c a p I n g , 4 Plex H..t. lch. TRl·PLEX--exlra nice 3 so. Jack Southwood ~~~~~~~~~! Truly outstanding at pastoral view of roll ing Mobile Home sprinklers,etc.1265,000. BR, Z BA .owner's unit ofC IA.YNOMTLU -$139,500 hills. Only S95.000. Red For Sale 1 1 1 OO Roy Mc:C_.. Pride.of ownerahlp, 3 br, w/(rplc. Walk to beach & CM ~ Huge 4 br, 3 ba Bay( t I .a.YCREST AG ENT 640-5560 Carpel Realtors, 831-99 .. _........ __ 18 'O ... ___. 1 ~ ba owner's unJt. Just park. $152,SOO. · Propwty 2550 house. 8811118, 60• k.;.·t A ---------f or 496-4775, •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ~ .......... 5"48•.~7..-729' reduced to a )OW fl48,900. . --•••••••••••••••••••• ••• UVo ODeta Sot/S• 1-5 EASTILUFF --------·75 Hillcrest Expando. _.J'U..__ 9'3-0891 DUPLEX-Sharp 2 le t Rancho California, ~~\a~~ri;:,,e:bl.>';:; 1007 Glenwood Lane. This newly Listed a BR, 2 ---------...1 Vista. Calif. lZxS4. 2 Br, 1 ---------,~~~ near beach & part. Temecula. Sbr, fam rm, view Crom evet'y room, Extremely attractive Ba , Is priced to sell REOUCEOf ba. h.Sklrllng. awnings. '91,SOO. 3ba, frplc1 wet bar. much more. Avail. year· Ivan Wells 4Br. pool quickly, lge low maint. 3br home. New ar ea. pore Cpta, drps, stove a..co...'ropwty 2000 . Premium lake & mnt vu. ly starting Sept. 1.5. $1350 home. 3 ba, din rm. ram yard w/room for a pool. Fncd. Frplc. etc. $'76.000. & refrlg. Corner lot, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUJt..PLEX-Best buy Clbbsefec. 2600sq ft. Oc· mo.673-1818 rm. 3 car gar. $215,000. Owner moving out or Mike Madigan, Agt. 63ad1~~.,e,ark. $15,000. Af\ 5, TRIPLEX ncarbeach. $182,500, cupancy Oct 1. U25.000.1~~~~~~~~~ &a.2-4688. St ate. M us t s e It ! 492·5151 _.,, Newport Hgts. $16!9,SOO. BERTHA HENRY CaU owner at 844-'779 orl · PeggyTaylor Rltr nis.ooo. MC Financial, Sanca.......t. 1076 BAYSIDE VILLAGE. Sp Three 2 Br units. A,i. REALTORS 646-8402or548-1789 ___ c_a_l_l 4_94_·_10_1_? ___ 1 _7:..:52.:..·.:..Sl:;.;62;.;:,.:.or:..e.:..v:...:e:.:s.;:.55:..l:..· l.:..:4:..:'7.:..7 .:..· ••• .-. •••••••••,..••••••• 49. Adult Park. 2 Br, 2 ba, 581-04.27 or 540-9007 ~~!!!!!~~~~I 215 Del Mar 492-6121 PRICED TO SILLJ frplc, carport. Close to --------!!!! Sell thinp fut '1tit.b Daily CAllN/S ACRES SHORTTERM RENTAL 2-4 mos. Pvt bcb comm. F\tm/Unl. z or a Br, 2 Ba, fplc, bay view. Grdnr. Reduced rate.~ t7~936l LAGUNA BEACH. 2on a _ .... _.....:._ ____ ....;_-4 ---------2 + Den + formal lrplc. fll clubhoUt1e & bay. S.19,000. -W•llil ptJot Want Ads.. !~~ / ~11~ ~~: Coldwell Banker ___ S_A_N_JU_A_N---1 lot. Both with super --.rro,.rty 2000 -...rro,.rty 2000 Water It power. Wood stove . .KJtcbeo w/refrig. n1 *98000 RESIOE'NTIAI. eROl<fRAGECOMMNY CAPISTRANO ocean vlew. New 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L s. 2' t A Fr 3 bed.rm, 2 bath, fptc, 2 ae. ·s y. · ame. Classic '77 2 Bdrm, den. .a~i.-d 1 d 1 Storage •bed. $16.ooo.1 ________ _ S3500down at '7~3 Int. a.u Mr. Frey 542·345& "You Deserve If' __ B_EN_Hl_N_KL_E_R_.E_.~ RUie Bil Canyon '7000 SCI BR., 2 ba.d A·l cond. Villa Santana 2'xS4 ~id'er 1!!;~rC.d:g~ ' +~anC~tiYWt .OOQD SAM CUt•tn VllW <Mrm1-2.>i:_et.1pace. bedrm w/fnlc. Pl'l~ to m8COab/frulR8 "' 00 BTt:athtaklng ocean, coastal & city ~ " 1 •• B>.:ALTY, INC. views &om Ulla larg~ family hom~ EL TORO "75 RAMADA Mil •t sm.ooo .• Abm1t lti• '* 141-1290 * ln San Clemente's Cantamar dJa. ~·ic64' <LT7208) 2 Br, your lei-ms. World Wide f88 ~ 2ba, fam rm, laland Brokers, 613-~, Jean· • trlct. 4 bedrooms, family room with kltch. 1 nle. ' · -~----------fir~lace, formal dlnJn1 $199,900 • • • OPIM 1-1 IOO AVIN1PA SALY.dOI N&WPORTBEACH Adull Pel patk W/pool. '72 Sahnra, l Bdcrn 1 "Bdrm, 1 t.lh ($5388) ••• LAGUNA JULLS 20" 40, "7\ Balboa. SU per nlce cotnfwtable llome, lbanY enr.s ($28.SSXU) ··~ ... "" M.tt 88led37,!00d' ~utltoc.&Q •lew wltb 2 BR'•· So. La1un1, '30,000 ..... IAST:SIDI U"'1'S 12 Su'"'-' Eutal.de Onita can add l#o Jl\OU. $3\5,000.Ca.lho*I FOR 'LEASE Sept. to fl+ or executlve llvlnf• Ma.y. 20 or 80 acres In Indoor/outdoor pop • t.ueerne VaUey. 644-0887 a team rrn, aa uaa. -.....of........... 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N9~·S.cwi· ...rALS AJ tSSS.11'1 rrom c.Mn' 8ack19f'Cl. Located d lwclly on ioU Etec ear oiirtr. Grdnr & ty, dn1 It dal mo. de· OOlONADELMAR MESA VEftDE area . 0 ~\.• H a& wm~r ren .W. • Ir eountw/txpanalvovlcw wtr lncld H2S mo pos1ta, terms. Call .Enid Br----· Kame atmo.plMre 2 is 3 ta!s,us, pnu:.. rl'Aldtnc:• ... ~,... , ....... , ~:n10A c:'r~a id:o' °'uch11U..l"~•,Pllho.8lt1c to 5'9·1089 d y1; 5'8·1300 !n~t.9911·~00 or (714> L t!..~t':-.Som•' ~.co. bydelllQll.ptt.541-lo:M ~ .,.. ore )'Ol.I PO' 1oo:ae 131 .. _ • · , 1c ... • 1 pplnf : eves ......_ OREATRECR!ATION: .-...... -""''"' 11•tnd c ror 'b• ·•rua ·-~to PoOI. tennll •JOU ' Swi mmtnc, .. un .. , : ~ Cal.alina vfows. C:Jo.• BRAND H£W CONDO a •• Sl I'. I t.o Sl'(lO(l munlb • r u u n d • • c ll I I • y.,.. JJ H dub. Or.•l heme for en· 3 Br 2 ba trplc la• yard health clubl, bllU•nl4. toabopptna "Jln• beach. 8 r a~ B a. r p 1 c • CQN' UMI RI QUIDS, ....................... t.NJatnii. 14SO mo. 3·8 ..00 mo.' ' . ~r!~ ., .... n i•bt·lllhted tollt'll &U.all dl.hwsbr, trash ~mptr, Many bavo and are 1Jlld ~~ Sb 2b fi •• mo. lae. Av1111 Oct is. · e7~12 Bu vri..---•" CO\&JU, Pro fl pro i hop 'P"' patlo, $400 Yrly, they did. l~'• ol hlto'1, cpU, d~i. ti• :en~~ ~or MZ· ueo •l'••••••n••I'••••••••-aolf d.rivlnc rango, ~ OcCbtront 1 b fl ta-fflhv1, bef&PN meJ1 '1 • apt 1 anll1ble .yanl 1,..., lur kids 6 Sub loue 3 Br 2'-t Ba, con· Nu 2 bdrm condo beaut room Adlta no r, ~ 1ar. W ________ .. NOW• At beach or •• Up s-t.C....,.,...7 As•nt· : .... 8 2 .... r 1 ~. Jplc. healed PoOI. 2 vu, nr ehoppln1 ro all. FUN A CTIVlTlES· • no Pelt•. Inter •have several wilts -" to JOO • t.t N ~W l»t111f• 110 lue ' h l\M, • r u.ak ;. P c1. car aar, $400 mo + utll Laauna t:Ona PfS mo. F\Jlltl di c:to { · S37S. yr&y SUS. 818-778'1 evall. thla moa1h rang • ......., Jo'\irn l br w, ,.r o •c h d a fi • 8 II\ a I ~~· comm par "'P<>s> .• Adlt.a. WIU ac:cept small 963-0366 me re r, Nie Spot~u luxu.ry duplex tna Cnm l br apt to I br .:.~"t. ':"~~~o~~l~U1~~ ~'~~!E If• Hl'Vlce . ~~.~~!. ••. ??.].~ ~.~~i~2 Owner. 1450 pet.AvllO/l.831·0978 Nwprt Crst Condo. 3 BR. =·Y :~tC:~. B,~,~t . Jl\opm.New cpt/Clrp9 = ~~= ~~~ "• lnq lltO ithM Yr ••Co......nW• srAClOUS 3 br Tlbu 11 ;;---1-7 en 11 . Big Canyon Twnhme, 3 2'h ba, wet-bar, I.epic, 2 tournamehta&morel Wlltt.obcb•b~'f ·Ordnr For Info uU 1'1•9081 h.1· W•IA'• & ll'U•h I.id _ , ro JK•r arge w ge Br, den, pool, Jacuul, rur gar. SS25. mo. Avnll. B E A U T I F 0 L 8U·wtrlncl. r Y leue: bet'wftn9•$ u .. Y"''l')Kt-·s , ~ .. -... rr IO "I p id 3 b 2 cuttdo,Z\.;ba,bltM,A/C, aamo r<><?m· S575. mo. lennl!! S895. 31 Cilnyon Oct.1.844-SSM APARTMEJ'ITS : IBr3bU700'1$95/mo --------- Pn .,, ~ ... -. • «'W ... • r . Wl'l bnr, gar dr. upnr. Ready for lmmcd. oC· 1 1 d, n 0 St & ""-1 1 • .n bed 4Br8bafam·rm2100' 2Br,advtta,clOMtowp. bt'h, .. 8r 2~) Ba. f'IOO yr ba,Dy»rd, .:ncl. 1•n1•. Puol. ~. 847·4525 <'UPlllll'Y 1.)puglDS Cor · s~~ 5 ~ ~n II HUNTJNGTON JI arbor o•nl es, ...... N>Oml . Stll3/moAdulta pref'd No pin&, QOpell, ly &&28150 :!U *llTel .fsL:,o,::it•. 642•1603 &!u:LJ bedrm, 2 batb, N11,Rllr.64'-841~ · • · Spac. 2 br, den, 2 ba : =~1~':7.~= pe\IS09Acacla6U-7048 • N S·• llAYSllORt-:~ 2 br, lac . -huao bonua room-fplc, 3 BR. 2 Ba. frpl, rncd. Oceanfront i. BR, 2 Ba, Panoramic ylew or hbt . mate service avail. No 2 BR., beamed cellhl&1, ~e coun'1')' eettlog. bHraa. lpki. 100 > W. tu 1'. Side aur": ~ Bd. 2 ~· OW. cpt1, drp1, t upt!r back yd . Bltos, D/W. ga r· c rpt/drps . refrl&:. r:!t~~P173;,· ~:·~:~~= lease req uired. Sorty, encl. deck. "25 llo. Act 2 br, den. akyU&ht. (rplc, l»}'.~.W23Jt5 __ nke P~l.10 nc yar · nd a hborhood, so s Avl. 10/l. U95 mo Yr ylae.S65l.S4Z-J443 Sea Rily: 213.592.2871 or adultaonly,nopeta. 644·22l2 49'7·33118 deck.J.90E.2111St. . M00646 ~ 11634.WT A~ent, no foe. Ml·tl2,S,1 NEW 4 br, 3 ba, bltns, cpl 714"46-4457 ... Br Uu1'1~"·) dooti. to H11&1\d 'ttlW condo 3 ~d -- ---& drp s Npt .Hgt1 ------~-· Oakwood' .......... mt Co.nde 3Bl'.2~baS340.2br,Zba .· ·bt:Jc:h. ~ mo, "'mlc:r " 1 . d . r, l..ar,111e 2 lir l l11 811 condo, COLLEGE PAHK 3 b'r . 631-030J o~646.70ss . HUNTINGTON H arbor Wl'llJll 1275. Men del Mar. ~"b~ eal\ti"7JlllSll di-' tw.~ ~~ · crp~j d:.hwi.hr. r~lri a. pool, +den or4br,lgecounlry Heaul. 4 br' 3 ba. Bolll Garden L uxury b ay fr o nt _. !.. -Pl. au r iiar, a i.auna. $300 . .sof.8S31 klt, tam rm. beaut. de· MODE RN 2 br, 2 ba. den. sltp specta~ular view of Apartmen ts hfghriae on Newport1 __ ;.o....;,;;_ _____ _ l~J 1. h IJup lt!'< J b r mJr appl, pvt patio. lco -- -corute<I. 2 b lki1 from condo~ Poot j;:at'uu i hb '5825 8 th Harbor. Unfum 2 t>r, 2 Quiet l br w/1ara1e S220. Winter ~~ StuJ«nt:. ok tu>. pool, Ja1:un.1, adult.a . ........_ ..... adt 3240 grammur sclfool & pool. Wa.sh/dryer. Nr. bt>a1:h: Se~· Rlt ~<ti~~:~l o~ ba, cust drps, carpeted. No pet1. f75·t 20S or J \\'atl:_!>ll.S 'TSl !j~.! nopt:UJ S500mo.!>40.8886 ....................... ~/mo. Incl. assoc. fees -S475.SS8-8534 or875·1!f311 714-&J8..f4s7 w ......,.........,...,. All appliances. Gar, full 87~ • ·s..c1e .. 1.te 3176 :'-.1ce2 Br1 Ba, new paint Lovely 4 bedrm, 2 ba, & grdnr. Call 9$5·1746 . 880 J~t 17lh > security, pool, Jacuzzi. ~e3~room,2batb~2 i 1A,1dw fn"d yd •. gMr :.tone !pie, cov patio. eves · 4 Br, 2 ba. 1444 Sanllago, BOilt slip avail Oct • ••••••••••••••••••••••• _. .. , ~. r ' · "' u • cpts, drps, a,:ood area. N .B. $1500 m o. A1ent, Oupi.1es 11.tm lSSO · ' OC· ldrenOK. i <.'~1ndo 2 bdrm, 21, bu ~i 1°t~iget ~~78C. Kids & pct OK. $405. ..ach 3248 ~1-5032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,_.a..ws.. ~&:ir2·0~~ ~~2:i 1270 • 54M4lt S ln>i. Cro m w .i ter • · i. ai.. 963-4567.Agent,no fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2&3Br ,frplc,w/w crpt, "170016lh St. all3pm. 1 br & den, cots. drps, ( ~ mo., _, Ur. 2 bu. frml dm. Sep. -Woods Cove Cott11ge, 1 Br THE ILU-s drJ)l'J, Furn & unfurn. •1r <Dover at l61b > . frplc , panell.o;, pools , • SHOREBIRD RLTY rum rm. Nr SC P lata. Real ruce a br, 2 ba, cpts, den, Din Rm, I Ba, new rr . Blk to bay. 675 27i3 or 642·8170 Lie 2 br, 2 ba. beaut view tennis. Mediterranean ; 4112·83K4 Xlnt t'ond. Refs. req. drps, 2 car gar .. Ceoced cpt.s & paint. $425 mo. U> Best early ar~a: ram1ly 751 5000. Ba l Isl. ol bay. Private. 5500. Vtllage$5?-8020 ! Gurdener Incl. S52S/mo. yard, good toe. $395. mo. Ebb T ide Rily :nzed4bdrm.,3ba.: first --675-5205;673-4841 ~ Unfurnished 1179.~ 963-"567. A cent, no fee. -G1·9456 orfenng s ince total re· On the beach·wlnter ren· Large 2 8R 1 v... BA In ~·•••-•••••••••••••• 4b 3ba Upg ad d $650 3 D 3 ll f decoration. Gorgeous Apcatn•lfts Furftlatt.d tal. Duplex 3 BR 2 Ba Garaee apt, 2 br, 1 ba, beautiful Tnplex. Den • G al l202 New Townhomu 3 br 2~a r. · r e · · r a . ocean ront. end unit nr. pool. $725 ;::_:•0••1:.~~··-•••••• up, $495. 2 BR. t B~ down compl. redecora ted! Stv with fireplace, country :.,[~~~ ................. • ba pool Lcnni's nr' So Agt · J ull c s46·0S09, S1350 mo. Lea::.e. Billie, Per mo. -.,_ 3706 $395. Both w/gar & frplc. & rcfng. No pcla. No. of k.itch.en with all buill·ins. '"'J c:.'l Pt'ata , ~du ll s: 1W.2 7 llH 8:il·3150: Dav11, 039.0500 ••u••••••••••••••••••• Matureadults.646-2030 Hwy.613-8062 Cpt-le drpe. Hot It cold ·~. I Ir A Ra.ITALS S.1!15 mo. Agent 731-4990. 4 Br 2 Ba nr suhools cvs The Bluffs Plata. 3 Duplex LITTL E I s le SUPER i..E wat« pd. $345/mo. No Why pay S25·S.10 when -___.__ h I ' II u 1 ' Bdrms., 2v, ba., 2 s ty. w1Qc>at dock. 12x24 I.iv Oc'eanfront 3 BR, 2 Ba, "' W 2 Br. den, 2 pets; See at 2279 "A'" )·ou can "et the hc•L for S4!15. Brand new 3br, 2ba s opp ~g. co ege. ~ 5 3 BR, 2 Bu, 2400 sq . ft. nd It r h I & 2b rl /\di" frplc Sept J une or yr Ba a dults no pets " " Lwnhse. Ava1·1 i'mmed. m_o. 846·7568 (Top of the World l frrilc, e un : res . c can rm, r • .,ar. .,.'I, no ' . • • • Ret'· ,,_2060· .,,...., . Miner Si. 631·3149 or lc!\t., lil5 fee. 7 Uuys sharp! Vacant & movc·in pets. Wnlr. $400. 673·5644 ly. 996-61S6 s. 0 •.>-• _,.,, fl42.lili0 Sl~H'urn4 Plex ut1lµU Bltns. wcl bar. Crplc. CLOS ETO BEACJI we t ba r , i.ome va ley read)'at$500permo. --. . ....... 3 bdr 2 b 1---------• fitiO :'llwpt llch util pd Acron from So. C~l Cleun 2 Br formal din view. lgc yard. SSS<>. mo. l Br apt, winter , ul1l tn· OCEANFROr" '·neat 2 Br . a, new car pet, New CONDO 2 br, 3'h ba, • 75 Dplx. rrpl, y rd 1:1aw & So. Cst Village 111 rm, 1 1>tY. ·patio h me, 49'1-1387 art. 5 pm eluded. parking. $250 mo. wigar. Adlts, ~o peu . ,dbhwasher. garage. 706 2 frplcs. bltlns, pool & :; ll!OIBH,pool,ul1lp<l 1\_1,lla~.e Creek. 645-0078, w1 fpk , welbur, refri",38r,2'h ba ,2 carpurking. 67S..7423 evcs. $345 m o . Winte r . !~,,s~~ pr .mo yr ly. spa. 1425 mo . 675-4912 "'"1n2BP 2 1'1 11 9<"''1 "' "' 213·795·3018 """'......,al1.er 5.oo Bier , ~~ ' x, w1 ron ~' . ......, O, W, bhns. Tennis , pool Walk tp beach. Jacuzli. BACHELO!l w/kilchen. , -----------~, .~rchtldn:n b'74 Cove St. 3 Br ii.-,, Ba. & HV storage. ~mo 180 d"cean view. Nr. $.20 0. H A RD ES'l'Y • WATIRFROHT Charm g lbr, Danish Npt Wit.I area. l br, nu ,.1 .....,0 23 BARR.Ckl'ctl-OApKt huge Fam Rm & fplc 9 7 2 2 Verde Ma r shops. $67S. 499·8031 RLTR c111l67S..2866 2 BJt. luxury condo frplc, pallo. 1275. lndds ...,.... wtr pd S240 ' .x• " !Br ook btt r s t & ' · partof utJl.494·9333 ... .,.. · i mo 't l~JotiNt!wportBI C :'>t F'ncd yd.~2.5~2~~ H amilton> 545·3359, ABHgts,3Br2 Ba.comer lal:M>aPeniftwlo 3707 Fully (um.$1500Mo. l5Ud-" + dep&cln g I tJ~ ll·c 1;.i5 5!>90 J btli'm ~ tw, built ins. ~ 2600 lot. Great v;ew. !550 mo. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• R JI'crGRUNDY New lbr apt. Pvt pool & f~ 213-654·5108 ~ r:, l Jr~h. drape:., dbl l',ir --., , . • -• , Mo lo ~10 or lse. Ebb Shorecllffs. Qual 2Br a m Wtnter. 2 or 3 bdrm Dplx. E T R 67~161 carport. SJOO mo. 2Br East Sfde, l220 mo. .. HOMEFIHDERS J!.ir. lt·nrc<I yrd . " 1J<1tio 3 ~r, ~b~, ~~ls. drp~. 2 car T1dl'~ly 49 M)456 rm home. Lgc p;.il10 & S29S up. 114 E. Balboa 641).1589, t57S·0268 No pets, close to ever. l'J~~.~~~·t"~:~·~~~!\l lm c-:-(.;a n h!.ncr µat<.I ~~Js'1\:'.~~~~k. $4'00, Lo9MnaHllll 3250 b-:~k y~r~. l'\'t bchs. Blvd. <213 J:m4696 OCEANFRONT 2br, l bn. $350. Responi.1· yt.hing631·3273 • l.Jguna $2C)O .,.rl't' u111. ~pr mo. 833.1~1 an ------•••••••••••r:•••••••••• S. ,mo :.c. Roomy, luxurious WINTER RENTALS ble a dults. n o pets. S260. 2 Br, 2 ba, dshwshr, •1£.:\l ~15.3br,1r1,i,. $.OOP;\t.Nopcts \'cry dean, 4 b~<.lrm, 2 Lo\'ely home 3br 2ba Lido r&lc. 2 Br +dcn. 2BR,l ba. S370 640·7785 Corappt cls'doar.Adl•~.no pe•·. il I 2 b k t.I --trn l h h om e C lose lo I I t dt .'bit , view. S800 mo b e. BJ Y View a pl.large Lge. 3 BR, 2 ba. $550 • w .., -·u .. !~a ;i~.:~:;~~io -'~.'~:l bl~ ~~~~\1~~ ~~j !!!ch. G!!dener furln. A;C~,!>~~:~k. :t~~actf:~ ~i~ Isle. 2 Br + den Neur N.H.Y.C. 2 BR .. l ba. $325, • ....._..._.-............... -....... _. ... -1111111111-. ... -1111 ... _. ... -.............. 21216ThurinSt.67S.ST12. ""'5100. 2 br. patio, u1r :-.tar 003.5993, ~!...mo. ,_enl 546·414 lnd.."cp'g , gardener. lo\ c· imo. ~ ~r, ~~a.= 2 BR. 2 ba. $400 Rt111leXeS & A~ East.aide beaut: 3 br, z ba. '1~a1wm1 $175 1-'rcc ut1l. -. • R 1 11 ly neighborhood $475 mo On Water 38r +offtt·<'. r, u, STEPS TO IUCH ~ • $36()/mo . ... Hucna Pk SiQ3. 2hr pal10 2 Br, cpts, t.lrps, middle 3 Br. fo am m, ~ v 768-4753 fam rin, din rm. L~c 2 BR. den, 2 ba '600 1. 2 .& 3 bdrm. rime 548-6885 Sl l~ l br <.:.ill Uave af(1.-d cpl prcf'd. No pels. Rm, dinette, bltns. dbl - --h o m e w , co m PI c t ,, l·BR., yearly $400 Corona del Mar loca· •---------.~ti0. 2 br homc , Orun e S2 75 mo SJ O() dep. gar, ~orner lot. Encl Nt•W 3 Rr. 2 b a condo. priv;i l·y. On wa ter :it tlons.A&t.875·231ld1ye. STUNNING 2 Br ! Ba S<" ttabla f.spanolg &.IG 5637 back )d. Grdnr ser v. ~. View. AiC. pool. tennis. turning basin. VI l::W ~~ garden apt, pool, tee rm , --0 .... 7 I· ... ... --ml fr hcuch $47S mo. La1tuna Villaie. No pcb . S1500 mo $275. 710W.18lb6t. r n i a>,, reeMES\Vi'.:HDE I 3~63429 . IRUTHTAklMG ~ lft:!5 ;\h•'"' Verde i-: CM · .; . · c ean . .:. --_ ~. 6,1.t 9904_:__ Ste(bl lo bcuch, :J Bdrm. tmmar. 2 br, 1 ba, wt boy Small ll>edroom. 1 1 557 1.1822 ~~~ lw!i 1{~· ii~r' s11s~-;,~~~ l &droom rnn<.lominium LOCJ!MCI Miguel 3252 u_c ~ µ t <.l t! co r u l l· <l . ''u Ste~ from bt'h. ~50 JmY VIEW All ulilftles paid. 16l'l,boo lsl .. •d .Jl06 ._ 1124., neur pool anil l1t11111 s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8150 mo bc. mo. 1ndud ulll., gar. yr· Upgraded 3 BR upper, 838.1742 ~DOI -· .~>1· ~ S:!lHI m o nth C u ll WATl:'RfRONTllU~IES I> tJ73-0566 sleps toChloaCove.$760. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . -. . . ll1.-aul. pvt. area twnh m1• ~ : ' · · Mo . Ca 11 N I gel , a t 2 Br 1 bath. Pn>f decotat· ·;t,.itllt>li1lundl>cuc·h home. i"J:oiW hi~tly.~und~.Jlg . 646~-t477 -Ot·cun \lcw, 3 Hr.:! CALL6JI 1100 \\'111tc:r renlill, 2 br a pt, 8ayfront2 &3BR~$.SOO& f>U·7tl1Aet ' ~!>tory 3hr 2buw rrotll bcrm:1.:! ~u •. (\ C,elcc llunl1n~ton Lan<.lm nrk lrpkh. pvt bell . t1:nnt!!. 11111 pd ::0175 No !>CL'> SllOO mo.,wlnter. . ed & landscaped. Lge )'d . ~41 5 ·Call Bill. cy1:_ di.ii g;ir:. Ciitg & <idll 1:ondo. 11el·ur\1~ .; pool $.S50 mo.S3 1·3J:l3ur ----. - . 002~ Agent67S.7060 STUDlOa pt 2 blks tobch. redwood d eck. Bltns, DIS ~ drpt;, all ap~l s Te nnis. rcc facil.O!lir:t.Ba,s.ioo ·l!>-l l321.l For J.:.c "Scant•w --KJtchenette. siss. Eves. ft'J>lc,gar.Seetobelieve. p11ol,p\1..,PJt10~.:\opelb. s:.ir 1007 w s w1m ·t e nn1 .. cluh 1&2 Ut<next tobe.ich ACL Oceanfront "RIJht on m.6299 $350.63~·2'1ll 1 • • :1 BR S41JO ·Yard . patio. ofl ~li.5 mo. ~H 51161 mo • TlU: SllOIU':S. p,l a rea. Pr 1 v 1 I e g \? !>. N l' J 1 :>.JOl'M beach''. Uut. pd. 1 br ~ l p a r k 1 n t: .. ----.u~r :!Hu JOx~ ll@l•rrn beaut lll'C!ln \lc".3 Ur:! S1!YSl<i.:.s 11111"! :1hr. ti7:1003 1 S270-S330. 6 75·0513 : Cost•M"• 312•2~r, ~'Al~a, pa°!i com- 11\HD t:ST\. Hl t r LS11l~·JB1.~ba:frpl~ "'elt.i u'r 2 1 p1 · ,· UJ.hll1h.l'11i.t drw-.cthl tw"·"lll'UOl :'llakl•olh•r 9tJ83558 -••••••••••••••••••••• p etey echrat , new 075 ~:Ii ;\l•\\ly p.111111!<.1. ;\tee re· Wt':.~mtn•lor :\tall ~"~· lpl<-. pali•>., l>t•adi 11 11 Red Ca rpl·t H1.•Jlto1, .. '\car ~1:" J Br. :!Oa. l rp lc. Foldtollow Vln cpts. dl"PIJ, O pets s:?65 ~ :.111 nc 11tll~orh oo d Mti -sc;is 111, pool & :.aunJ \\I 7!>1·1202 p .. 110 l.J:> l:iB(,l. \\JOh •r I blk beach & bay. l br 62 W W'I 8CJ9 _mo_._64_G-_73_l_T ____ _ ta•.Ur ~ UJ . 1plt din r m :llo.Ji li:J ' t ll:ll 193 1tii5 -------::..1:!i mu li7~ :!t !IO ~.Alb<> very lg l br 1 · i son6'6 20l0 B Adults/ ~~ m 11 t'on..,11ll·1 c1u1cl , - ---SPACIUl'S l ll'\ el :i br :! Son Cl~..wn+e 3276 l'\l!I> "lo.ndl>. l!!H 0515 :\Ir. $350. View of bay & 1'1JRN OR UNFUAN 1 p r ap:-no pets. '>tudcnls l!H 32~1 2 .u r. 1 Ba. ="0 D~~:. tl45 b:.i. JJ't )urd &i;;rJ¥C. I s ~:.\Tt:flHACl::3Br.1k11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wn~hl bea c h . G75·520S or •2brtownhome w/frpl arl urn. Sl 75· 1876 \:1rton~ "'e. S25U mo duld ok !l\o pc~ S325 pool & bch Jl'C:t:'>I>. Cond<.ti.. 2 or 3 l:idrq-t:.. :! 833-2105 •Lge palio"enc.garagc FullertonA~e.548·1356 a,lboa Ptninsula 3207 CJll 5-iti 912.1 !!122 ~1cbael Dr U ~' guarded ocn n ew, lsc b<1 ;-.;car ~ach n-om Corono ct.I MM ]'22 •Adults, child 16& over 2 b 1 b bit ••••••••• ••• • • • •• • • ••• • • · J t 7u. -.... ,JO ••••••••••••• •••••••••• Nev.1>0rt Oceanfronl 2 Br, Pool & ja cuzzi a vall. t. 8• ns, carport, 2hr on •., acre lol See IM7·~1 . evc:s 536 :Jtl:l!I """"1:.J ;r• mo ~ 1.11\J il' :! Hr I 11.t. u111quc• ..:... '.\) It)" 154 lll SllOH EBIRD HL'f'\' \\Ji I y rl ~. 1 BR on 2 Ba. 10·1 to 6·1. $450 mo~ 2 8 l Ba 1 t, h j:f"tlllUlg ~15 mo ~ rh On s' \o~ ·~· • e:.a :J Hr 2~a Ba, r'um r<m . Ta1;tefull~· dt:cor & <1u1tt. 492·838l tx•.irh. p\t ~.;,le. SJ75 m o. mcl util. 213·006·0018 r, • s ory, s ng, ---------., jlt'f'i. l't.'<I d 1>44.0997 ~v~ r. ' Kt:s_____ fµlc, 1 mt to bch Nr 2 BR condo Air cond . < 2 1 J J !f 2 11. l 8 4 -1 or ·dr a pes, patio, frplc • ,(1 • Sm:.11 3 br home in Sapta s ro 0 k h u r s t & 1 0 patio ~ IJB(J Close to ~~ Ml:a .co~tn Twnh~e. 17106;s 7764 Oceanvu, immac. 2 br . .l beam cell., dish washer, '':'1 111 .! ba close lo bt>l!Chl·S Ana Kilt Ndr UCI 'l • dian a polli;. t•OO mo. -.hopptn.K & scho ol:. end unit , 2 Br + den.~ P . ba. upper. Gar. Wntr. gar. adµlt1. $290. 26SO ,,.,~ ('J t pcl. dr;ipe,, 2 fo e ~ y.d iJSO m~e 962-8375aft S/wkncfll Ownerw111rentfor $395 $375 m a •t97 ·2747, .! fJ r. c:ompletc ly r e· 6JJ.OJ61 Elden,538-3-106 • ..L'Jr i.:itr S450 mo to June Cl'lildren okCall.58l a965 ~9424 Eves '1!>6·8334 64(>-11878 <.IHorat cd . new ap · 1900 W.Oceanfront.open E/Slde Jn 3 br, 2 ba, >t l~l.NuVt"Ls . .>i.i .. 1206 · ---·-...., Slfl21r,noLH., · pliunccs. lnd ry , gar. • ---------·~ . --4 Br. 2 ba Me$a del Mar. Cirtle this! Fn<.'d yd, ~ NIGUEL SHORES. ~ri v_. 2 Bdrm, l ba, den, clean. at.lullll, no peb. $400. 310 12-SPM Sat/Sun. 2 Br & 3 cpt/drps, enc gar , yards. 11 early 3 BR, 2 <'ar gar, tin, (rpl, nu cptg, co,· more. Nice are a . Call the com mun., dr!lmat 1c :J lg. yards. walk to bt·h Marl(ucrite. Open Sal/ Br Plush. S450 & $550. no pets, $:17S. lB8 E. 21st. .".'J twn Ore~n & Ua y. ~50 paL $4S(t. 640·0006 experts, many more uvl. 6 R ' , 2. ~a . , l' o m P S395: ref. 492·7133 Sun 9-5PM Winter. 559.7499 _5t&-fJ985-.---------1 ,Jpo. 673·~1~751·1~. --Small fee. Pix. Prof rent privu~~ • :step~ lo pool. r~ta MH a 372 .. Steps to Ocean, 1 Br apt. 2 '6 3 Bdrms, mature --~-.,._1 M 3222 Mc~a del Mar. l~\'t:l,Y 3 Br serv. 545.4900 tennis, bcuc h . ~:>50. ~~ ~ "' yrly. $230mo. adul.b . nas pd. 778 Scott ~ -or 2 Ba walklng d111tance to C ,__.,,, ,.,_ 1..1-.W3·7278 -.,..Strano 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-2677 Pl 642 50'73 ,;••••••••••••••••••••••• all ~chools. Avl l)c:t. l. * * °"'"""'" ..,., -••••••••••••••••••••••• $40.00 WEEK & UP --· -·-------• Sl25 mo . 557·9049 S215, c hel·k this' Nice 2 COHDO Lovely 4 br, 2 ba. rptc. •Studio& 1 UR /\pls $210/Wlnter. Oceanrront Ill.AMO MEW ---------SPYGLASS -Ol!:LUX !-: l'ROF .. ot-:con 4 Or, 3 BJ. F.im Rm. 3 ~ilr gar. 2 fplc's. micro \\:lVC OH!n, welbar P:1nr. .. ;:im1r view. ~oou 'ciho. L< ll~l·. Call Onn1e, l\"1enl. S1'1-72 I l 644-8132 8 kid OK t l 3 .BR, 212 Ba, w 'blt!'l DW,cpts.drps.kids /pel •TV&MaidSer v Avall Bach <furn) Al&o 2 Br $215' Clrclflh1i.• Nice loc r. 11 'x r a i., ren O,R, 0 1W & a ir cond1 OK, good area. $425. •PhoneServ, llldpool tunfum)673-249l call t he experts ror th~ scrv, lee. No lai.l mo. lloner. Fully crptd. drpd. 963-4567. Agent. no fee. Z376 Newport Bh d. CM i.erv you'll ltkc. fee. Must see. G45'.i900 Ready to move In ! S375. 548.9755 or 645.3967 Winter. Oceanfront rear l pix. 645·-!900 * •Cens.Mrs ~ulct. Located on Crown \!alley CharmfnJl 2 br, J ''I ba, ----Bd View Apt. Patio. sar, ---=-------• ••COMWMtsGulck .1 Br p~ Ba. cpts. drps, Prkwy. l Ml. So. S.D. fplc, DW. 2 car garage, Furn. l&e & 5mal! l ~r. $275/mo+ulil.675-s.149 --'-------- -bltns bike to bch S4SO ftwy. Call 'Mr. Damico. c P t.a . d rp s. good cloi.cd 1n ear incl d . Check this 2 Br 2 ~a kids ~-·· &43-9'700 · · (7l4)888·3376 neigh borhood. $375 . Adults. n o pets 2110 •-t t o.k. fnc:d yd, patio. gar. ' u.i _, __ v•-i ~267 963-4567 A&ent. no fee. Newport Bl\'d. -.;-"~.L ... Call the expert rental 4 B R 3 Ba N r """''-•rw O ~ ----------• ~-iwrv. Plx.Fee.MS.4900 Brookhurst & Ada mt.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br + den, bltns, pool, $195. I Br. Incl utll. Crpts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .a. Br 21 ~ Ba, rom Rm, ••COMUflMn Gulde Will neg. ren t w rlght CAST A DI\. SOL lakes, rec. fac. 1375/mo. drps, pallo, quiet ad1.dt.a. GtMM 3102 kitch. ~rng, v..:(h,ridry r. . . pacl y. Lar ry Dunne 2 Dr, 2 Ba condo. Spec. 838-3ll07S3l-32"S 644-6958 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -t.car &ar. beau, yard. S!75. 3 Br 2 Ba, kids pets 714-627-USJ, 8·4 "kdys, tacular view. Alter 8pm Xlnt 2 Br, 2 s\,Y. l Ba, new LocJwno hoch 3741 ---------•!.---------• ,_dnr dpd . S625 vrly1 OK. Pool, etc. Must see. no agts. wkdys.837·8260 "USl. drna, .,.20. 32..,,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..... .. m e o r t'py . 4.2 Call the r•nta l e11pert -' • ' "" -""' -~arctSauai4a·3286 serv. PllC'. P'ee. 645-4900 VlLLA PACIFIC Condo. Hewporf hech 1269 Pa~Carollna. 552-1307 Nice Studio. Nr town. '~be b:---~ . • •ConMllhft"• Gedct. Poot. u una, tennis , 2 br. ••••U•••••••• ... •••••• Working male. No i.mok· :\C • s hops, u per ,.1 no pet.11. $400/mo. 9158·2m *Mn WATIRPRO .. T in~ or pell.. $225. Ph · 2 Ba. W/D, D/ · fplc, ~-C Santa Ana Ave t or963·08n " 494·2921 ~S450. 67S·8340: Br unr cp« fn cd yd 3 Or, blt.n1, trplc. Yrly __ __,,_ ____ _ ~4 s:zio mo· 9152-:>0So · ""'9 3244 IH. Days, 7?4·4384 or · •••u•••••••••••••••••• eve1/wknds676-6189. ~~~~~~~~~ CJlJlnnlng secluded 2 Br. 4 Br 2 ll\, dbl car pr, Rl!U9 L _.:..:...._..;;. ______ , ·(pie. wood · beam cl&11 cp\s, drpg new palntln & ..... ,A S BLUFFS CONDOS .;Aar.1525. 644-5687 ' out. $365. &t:? 4086 2 BR, 3 ba ...... , ... $440 Leun 1tartlnf at ssoo ,,..i e· b't I d 3 BR. 2 Ba ....••. Sil3S/TOO Month. Aaent 644· 1 U3 • ' r-1 ' M , ft•r • 11 ry • M ... •a Varde 3 •·r ,,..,. b 3 BR 21~ Ba ... 50 S400 mo. 640·8'1S8 or -"' u ..., 8 ' "' · · · '· • • • ... Xlnt family home. SBr, 'UIR...""'-,. ,, .. 1 ~. 1sl·last-S10(1 Se<'. No 4 8R, 2~ Ba ......... ST9& 31• ba IRe tam r-I 'c:."""-• ••• ror" ex. ""t" N ..... de" s•t """"' 4 SR 2 n. • .. ...,. ,~ • "" ge • ~ "· ,._ "· " .......... ' ut1 '' •' • • • • • • .... v kltch, nr •"hl1 '· aho"", t I h d I "BR f 1-I f I •· ~. -.1.. "" .. r • Nicely urn 1 e y r y • ~ .. 1 ti)..,, ot1 o c 0$1 .. , ~· •a. H8o. yd, 2 car 2 Br howte Wi&ar. PaUC\. Wt1$l<'llff. ~/mo. Yrly reotal. 1 Bdrm, $300/mo. •una~k $175/yrty. AJso2 illl)/'age,S47$mo.'1S9·113l 3113 Rochester St. S300 ,1_ _is_e_._64_0_$23_...l_. ____ .., on Glenneyre, l blk to BR, Inc utll UIO ~· &4C)..8()00 mo.642-2L9l ~f&J-. ._..,, ~~~~~~~~!l11bc;:=h·;.;;6~73-~509;;3;.;:o;;_r;494;·;442;;;.0 -i ~~:.&~StY, RL'l'll. l)f!; OCIAN VllW 3bt:, Zha. Nu cr-W. SJ7$ .\-;~ :..: 'J.JMm:ac. 4 brhomo on ice mo. tst & lut +ll-00. '"'""'" rllot . l Stoty, r a rdtn. ~~.64Walt AU eLN\ loc•led above CdM ~·oouu ell, StOOO/mo . Barret~ •tllM2·~ - - Mar;nah· If vrne · R~L.TV COMPANY I ......... AMt.IY•t . .,. .... DIRECTORY •11 ....... C11•Rf/c..cnte D1tna ..... ••••NlhrYk • . Ho.c ... s.nlu ti•o.y ,.._,JP..,tng ....,,...., 0 ..... ;; ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. £MAN Crew. t ,ynex· AJttraUon1, tadln and HANOYNAN: ca,.pentry, HOME/PET CARE Brickwork. Small jobs. YOUNG Mao. 5 yrs C!Xpr llOTCESAVERS. Plumb-RAIOC TILE. New ar P" pou,rtni la ftl'\llhlnt. 1n4m1. o~rtcal. plumblnl II Securaly Houu11tUna Newport, Costa Meaa & lo w1llcovertn1. Free lnii & HcaUng & air con· remodel. FhO eat, = Set)'OUrowntornu,aava 64$4111 floonl~l,847·2787 Service.. 2082 S .E. lrvine.675-317Seves. ea&s.~76.Andy d1tionlna. Free eat, $10 J<>bt welcome. 53fo • mooey.tlel MJ:J __ ...._._.~.. tt•'"'"'yu •"-' Brl8lol •Zll, Nwpt Och. lnt/"""'-td ,._bl hr. Ho11est & reJIOlo afl5 --------• _...,",. NOJo"'s"roou ... 3"'M" .... , OlftcoPb: (714)'15'·'1544 .._,.a... """ epen ... e,reas. ~rviee. BolA, M/C OK., t -"-- n.l.IU ---------••••~ lreeestamale...C•UJay 751.31$0 ,..__..._ concrete, block &t !1.ECTRICAL St:HVICE 6'15-2440 ~ • •••••••••••••••• 645-7965 • •"•••••••••••••••••••• Car .,.ntr1 • ••J type, " work. lfree ••b. CAIJ.,S $15 hr, & SMAU HANDYMAN-ff 41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Local & Lon1t Distance ml paintlng co. small DRAJNSCLEARED Removal•. trlmmlnc. r..t. dllOra, titc. Al.ao Llc'd6 booded674 mu JOD.584.a 8233 •pts Oon•ci' ~nmt"tou• Want A REALLY CLEAN ~otvlna1.,1 Lo1 weal rates, ...it>eS Int/Ent. oc-n· FROM ..,,50 Pf'\111,lQ&. Free est. IJc'd. ------n · • " ~ HOUSE? CaU Gin&ham •as • e c ent service. r•· "" Call 751-41942 lullY lnSuredto-aat = be.est. AA '· CF.)11.':N'l' WOl\K. l '•Uoe, tti•"wclE:tectric Craf\amlU'L Pb646-030Z Girl. Freeest64S·Sl23 Free est. Majestic dable. Work guar .• tree ---------11...;.;....;::...;;;;.;;~;.;;...;;..;..;..~...;...- ---------i 1ldewallt1, dr1vuw11y• Uc!'l1138 14~74 Protcuiooal window Modern Movera639-8S52 ~· 754.e921 · Any plumblne. water WWowc:te..lftCJ "" t'ram-• fuuah. ,.mud l Ouar Wl·lt79 .vu or -----h p · ti · Alice's Housecleaning. Qu Illy ork JntrExtr aerv, leaJca, bathrm encl. •••••••••••••••••••-•• r«pa";;j Lie. Clul cti BLE<.'THIClAN pricc.'d ;~s~r.odd"'!}.bsneje:ryn· Rea~, reliable. rers. Own f'Gilfltu.g/Paperi119 A:g rm w$3S. 'Rer•. Free ceramic tile. Reas. WiDdow Wuhine! R•as. I •• -r.. n11ht fr4.'e t•Umuh: un e • r-· trans. ~!'72(17 or6464871 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'I.. Dan&3l·"""" 832-~ R'"liable work. ot·rs. ••r" "• • "' • u•r. Cu l:wder l~~., ..... ,m-'ljobs. OO-Sl97 --" ·~ --v• ., --------YETERSPAINTlNG Properti~ Frceest.Mark,613.7 ---------....................... Uc 673035{ Groclilg . Expr'd. Reas Rates. PAIN'fING. lntr/Extr.MC;.OC,...,nt C..,.. ~ rut A IOOM O'IU Ger• I ....................... CARPET. WINDOW. Free Est. Call Gene Expr d. h~oest. neat ....................... , ,_................... Y~6A.aA.GI II 19 Skiploader dump truck FLOORCLEANlNG 5.52-~58 Reas. Lied. 964·1045 Or Cl I p f;irpct Man w1'W layl youn Room addlllora. apts. ·~·~;;~;~~.~~~::~~;;• ~uling. t~ee work, grad'. ~~c~ ~-~~le n 8 nc e p-i...a. Y C ff Dove Prof8:.S~~\fra~v Ap'::ais To place )'oWo m-.10 ~~a:'~~~oo! ~::!r r:ort KltclM!n R.em«leUn.: W~I)' Malnt.enunce ing, demo. etc 751·3930 _...,. OUI' GI • PAPER • PAINT. 20 yrs. Appraisals, Ed 534~0 " P1ans Ir l"inancma Avail Freee1t 642·9907 Ha I , HOUS_ECLEANlNG is our1 Average Extrl Stry $395 expr. SatJslact.ion guar. D--C.... beforetho I reading public. pbooe ' al W1Jt!r U\'UIP. Free Forfr.,. t c1dl6313065 • . ••••••:'•••••••••••••••• Bus.rness. Reliab e 2StoryS545,lnlr54.Srm SaveS.nowait.838-ll875 -·~ nt. 6'.>~ K~n Ahenbet& 41& 8111 Gardening Sd-v1ce: cleao . . service, Janice's Rag· Prices Incl matr'l·labor .. ••••••••••••••••••••• . • DaUy Pilot ~.....J Shampoo I. ~team dean Stwrbucoff lXOYH up & haullne. weekly Haubng, moving. cleanup gedy Anns at 675~ Guar/Insrd, Free est. CoestUne 'aiatittcJ ROOFS installed factory Cotur bn •bteneni. wht Licef\!led & Bonded muintenunce. Reasona· S7 /up. Tret;work. Reas, Ted 62'7-7900 or 636-7085 Jn t . Ext. European direct; est ab' l 35 yrs.,._ _______ _ Classltied, 843-a ffJ gbl Cl ---. --blerates,frt:eei>lJmates. fost,freeest8'2~597 Hol.l.5eCleaningbyrellable h ' Q 1 Call Harold Gunn•• <'Pt" lOm•n each. eun R-J. Huffman & son, Oen AJter .a ·30 a.sk for Ron . couple. References. PROFESSIONAL Paint· crarts~ans ap. ua ·•--------- !Jv, dln rm. hall Sl.S. Avg Contr.CualomAlt&Add, 6-~ll.or548·4987 . OCC Student. B1g % T 983-5813orl-626-6216 Ing. lnter/Exler. Reas, paint~; 10% off normat,_54_9_·296_1 ______ 1 rm S7.~. couch SIG. chr p 11 li 0 s, cab In et s. truck. Traah, tree trim, workguar&42·0386 rat.es 675·892lfree est. ROOFS FOR LESS ~. Guar. ehm pet odor. rorrnka New const Re~ ltetiable Xicpr Japanese etc. Randy 642-5703, HouseworitReUable Plasm/Repair All types. finan avail. ·US THI' ., DAILY PILOT 11FAST RISULT" .; SERVl4;! .Cpt repair. L5 Y[l e;p~ & comm. 645-46141 Gardener. Reasonable, 549-3666 Own trans. 548-0ill Fine work. State llc_&_ln· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free est, lic/bond'd, in· Do work mysc . e !i ~ 4541 Lie. Bonded free est. 645·S230 Mike. CHEAPEST hauling in • -.L.--t-srd. Exterior specialist. VERY NEAT PATCH sr Senior citizens dlscnt. 531-·0lOl. .--....,....,. Try me-Calico836·5555 TU E 89.f 04.21 r ---------R oom u d d I t 1 on s . Prof Japanese Landscap-town. Fr ests. CHEAP! ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBS & TEX R · ao.y 1me C.llltgs. AcCMtStlc Remodellni. Cu1tom mg. & eardenino. Maint M2·2995or&45-l.390 8 yrs exper free esl also WORK GUARANTEED Free est. 893·1439 Re...,.•rs Lic'd & lnsrd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""' b L !!: 'd I ' 'I" • ' • ' • t te . IE t Fr t ..... • DIRECTORY For Result Service Call ,..,mes Y ayne. xp . me mowang, tnmm1og, Big truck cheap price· lndscpng matenal avail, n nor x r. ee es: Color coating done on All types. Free est. Call EcooomyAco1;1S.t1c11: Qual rcason11ble . 552·347! !>praying. weeding. Free stronuhafd·working stu: clean up & ref's. Jay 2Syrsexp.842·0295 yourhme uslowosS350 anytime541·5930Walt sprayed ce1llnes. re-eves-e:;l 545.7072 · • 8484()13or9952l.55 • • • • -"'--------1 pairs. guar. Lie 11329695. · · _ dent. 494·7669/494·1482 · Know 1 es painting. spec. 2 wk ofr. 841H248 Selling anything with a f~esl536-1800 Drywall And Acoustic Classified Ads sell big Grea Int/Ext. commercial alt6pm. • DailY Pilot Classified Ad Spec .. Sl. Lic,636·5'13801 Items, small items or W d SELL idle. items with a upts, residential & is a simple mauer ••. 642·5671 bt. 322 Want Ad Help? 642·5678 c213 >422·0279. any item. 642·5678. ant A Results 642·5678 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. mobile homes. 836· 1120 Sell idle .items 842·567 Just call 00·5678. . Ape lwNRh u.tw.. Aparll!Mfth ..,.,.,._ A.f*'hnHh UnfwR.. Room & Board 4050 Office Rental 4400 Office Rftltal 4400 lusSness IUllHss Lost & Found SlbO • • ••• • • • • • • ••• •• •• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • •• •••• •••••• •••• •• • • • • • • • • ••• •••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• •• • • • • •• •• • •• • •• • • ••• ••••• ••• •• • •• •• • • • • OpportwUty 5005 Opportmlty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtuntinqtCM leach 3140 Huntfngto.. leach 3840 H.wport leac• 3869 Room & Board & TLC lo · • ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• healthy non.smoker in SECRETARIAL Ser~ice ~~~h~~ ~le, grey. I •2•3 IEDROOM UHITS • FEA TURIHG • UHlquE AND DRAMA TIC FlOOR Pl.AMS Custom designed with exceptionally lar~c rooms. ·dramatic entry ways. and luxurious amenities throughout. Located on HARBOR BLUFFS CIRCLE <Near Bolsa Chica and Warner> HUNTINGTON BEACH 846·1328 or 840-1123 Hlmttnqt0tt leach 3840 tWwpori leach 386' .......•.............. , •..•.•.•.•.•..•..•...•. ~ ......... ......_..... IRA.HD NEW! 2 Br apts. 1411 Delaware. 118 Open 12 S D~11ly. I Mile to ocean. 642·9601 Al?t. 536·1808 2 Br. cpt/drps, balcony. • _gas rrplc. ocn v 1ew. S17S/mo. 213·941·6381 1 BR. pet ok, $220. 32G 13th Sl. call aft. 5:30. 960-4982 APT MANAGER ; nent deduction on new deluxe wuls in Hunt. Harbour area. Adult couple. Write Classified Ad 1121. Daily Pilot. P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626 NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACh Park Newport LUXURY APT LIVING Overlooking The Water Enjoy $750,000 s pec· tacular spa, 8 swimming pools, 8 lighted courts. miles or bike trails, pul· ling. shUffleboards. Dachs from S264.SOimo. Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 st.ory townhouses BACHELOR APT. nice N.B. home. Reply to EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. LIQ STORE-SANTA ANA nr o.c. Airport, perfect 963•3976 Ad #80. Daily Pilot, Box Grossovtts.s2.o00/mo. for indiv. w/gd otc skills--------- 1560, Costa Mesa, CA Pm= office •IH'C• I• Newport. Reasonable tobeinthelrownprofita· LOST: Male German 9'.!626 kit / ..... T CIHtM rtce'ffon a..w..., lone term lse. ble business. 752.5741 Shep & Creal Dane Otlx I ._, Principals only tele,.._. .. •tttt• 1enlce, coefernce For information call at OC College, A ua.,30. • ALLUTILS. PD! 100' from the ocean. 'laecrtiott Rentals 4250 Avail. now! 201 E . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Blvd. qn}Y ,S25-0 Cabin-Big Bear. Sips 12. ~r mo. NO FEE. Cull: Pool tbl, cir TV. SSO day. ~eat 556· 7777 anytime 494-8&l1. · ~ L-. "9'0llt oil: -I BERKSHIRE REALTY Wearing choke chain & roo.. _,_ _..._.., ,g~ 67S.7900 675-2l73 MorhJ9•• Trust macrame leash. If fol.Ui<I .....nc., clct.tfag & copy -c••1. frftet Dffdi 5035 please call: 548·9698~ COftMlt•h. COM,.terfied typesetta .. ,. CJGARETTESUPPLY ....................... 847·7675 c~ ..... MC,..... MrYices ....... -DISTRIBUTORSHIP LOANS 9°'o L_O_S_T_:_B-lo-n-de-re-m-al-e '""'-cl ir.....-$290 Part or Full Time /C Mlwv ~ per ..._ lmmedlat.e need ln Costa Cocker Spaniel, 3 mo old. . -. ---, --RentClll1 to Share 4300 C• (1141 752· 7170 Mesa ""d/or surround· Also 2nd TD LoGM College Pk vie. Pleue We~lchff 2 br , 1 f2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing t;~ns for dis· FairestTermssince1949 call545-5403 townhouse. Adults, no Prof t l\1/F 1 b to All ·~·i t Sc:tfferMtn.. Co. --.-5-----.--C-pels. SJ60 mo. 1728 Bed· · woman ~an ::. n u rs. re ... 1 ou · 6 .. 2 2171 S~S 0611 Lost. tlver i:-ers1an at. ford Ln ~-7S33 lo shr 3 Br tri level con· lets are secured by com· '9 • '9 • male. Deerfield, Irvine. ' do. Nr. Hoag Hosp. NB. Rentals toShore 4300 OfficeRftltal 4400 puny, therefore no . Has medical probl•m. Westclif( area. Lovely 2 752.9023 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• product seJUng. Become Retired couple has mon~y Reward Call SSl-6332• br. aduJts. no pets, pool. M 1 h f hed 3 S d cd distributor for such na-to loan on lSt & 2nd TD s. ---·------16011Slh Sl. S4!1-4922 3 etos are umis . uper neat con ° ne s HO.COSTA MESA t1onally advertised A~nt.496-0800 ~---•s s~so ---------1 bdrm, 2 ba home an non-smoker. Frplc. pool, ~ ~ Winter Rental, new rrvine's University clbhse. S200. 631·0~33 or •Private office $75 per cigarettes as Wi nston, WE BUY FJRST &• .. •••••••••••••••••••• Bayfront 2 Br. fplc, wet· Park. S250imo. 552·9606 673-2332. Also smoker for month incl util. ·Camels, Marlboro, Pall SEC 0 ND TRUST Drinking problem?· bar. encl dbl gar. ssoo. or752·637S smaller unit in above •440 SQ. 1''T. Carpet, Mall, Salems, Kools, DEEDS. Call Alcohol Hclplintl Could be rurn1s hed F 1 t h complex. $150. 64S·79Sll drapes: aircond. Sl9Spcr Kent, elc. Toql!allfY you AGENT 714--496-0800 24hrsaday835-3830 840..1879 e ma c o s a re month mcl ut1l. must have a car 2·8 hrs -----------<1--------- furnishcd 2 bdrm, 2 ba Offlc:~ Rental 4400 •Two office suites. 630 per week (daysorcvesl. 2 d TD PREGNANT? Spaclous38r2Ba,bltns. twnhse in Jrv inc's •••••••••••••••••••••••SQ. FT. S225pcr month PLANI... S4000 ft • • Caring confidential fplc. cpts. drps. gar, 1 blk Rancho San Joaquin. 65• p£ft sn FT incl ut1I. PI.AN II... S6000 20% Discount. $10,093.58. counseling & referral. rr beach. $.195 mo. 1st & S250i mo. 752·637S or '"" ,.. 54Q.2200 (213)007·2064 PLANlll... S2S,OOO 8 Unit apt. in Los Abortion adoptiori"& last. avl 9115• 532.3230 552.96()6 1617 WESTCLlft'F·NB For more information Angeles. keeping. ' • mo AGT. S41·5032 :m Sq.ft., A/C, priv bath, wrUe to ''CIGARETIE APCARE 547·a&G3 ---------Femaleroommalctoshr ---------4 unit bldg .• near DlVISlON #23, P.0.Box Send for FREEi---------- CONDO Deluxe 3 Br 3 Ba, 2 br, 3 ba townhouse at 150 I Wntcliff Dr. freeway & S. Cst Plaza. 14. Rosemead, Calif. BROCHURE on invest· UMDA & VICKI · fplc, patio. attach gar, Park Newpart. $195 mo. Newport Financial Ctr Sl.50. Agent 548-7729 91770. Please incl ude ing and 2nd Trusl Deeds. Outcall MC1H411)9 • • walk in closets, no pets. &4G-4160, 639·2441 l.HsiftCJ Office Space 0 Ix 0 ff1 c es w / sec Y phone number. OWA MORTGAGE, Agt. For tM hn of ltt . $425 mo. 7S9-l9l4 Rmmt wanted. Mal. male Call on Site Manager service. xerox. Nr. O.C. NURSERY SCHOOL S42-S66l Serving all Orange Co. . BR k t hr 2b c (714)642·3111ext24G Ai rt .... 0 . 752 cD26 0-7313 Promontory Point 1 , non-sm r o s r on· ,...rpo . ....., 1mo . .,., (Lic-21) Costa Mesa. pro-A.nnouncernetrh/ ...,..... It view. Short or long term do in San Juan. Call evs DB.UXE OFFICES EXECUTIVE SUITES fJtable leased schl S5000 Per"IOMI / c~ Reeder lease. 644-8-tlS 493-8649 ,,.._ l • dstl p ces ff" Cash req. Day 832-5334 Lost & r!:_... "1'"" .. -.....,mm °' m s a . Deluxe private o ice. Eve673.5121 ~ 1815So. El Camino Real Bayfronl Condo; spacious Fem needs 2 rm mates to 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As low Sunny. air con d . ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clemente. FUily U~ 2 bdrm. & den. J ba .. sec. share dlx ocn frnt apt in as 35" sq. ft. Lag Niguel & Personalized phone cov· CCll•lef"Y Villaqe Lost & ~ 5300 For appt. 492-7296 bldg. Roat dock avail. Nwpt, 3Br. 2Ba, com· Mii.sion Viejo areas. erage, sec retarial JEWELltYSTOlfE ••••••••••••••••••••••• .n SlOOO Mo. Agt. 675 5200 plctely furn. S200 mo. g:,f~J;1~~~-D. Frwy · service. Easy fwy ac· Custom Jntr. Burglar Lost: COCKATEIL, gray •MICHELLE'Sr OCEAN VIEW yrly nu m4>61l6-9839 cess. 666 Baker St., C.M. Alarm System. Good lse. w/wht-yellow-red face. OutcallMassage •• 2 BR. 1 BA. S2S01 mo. 17392 Queen SL JI. B. 947.7353 cpt.s & paint, 2 Br 1 Ba Male roommate needed to Al= Offices Nr. OC Airport. 546·2982 &tabl,L,hed reputation. Vic: Magnolia/Slater. 10AM·2AM m .- dplx. S450 mo. 641·6780; rent room ol HB home. 1 lON ..... 'FRE L~ Office Co Share <Furn) 4233tslSt.NB Reward. Ftn. Vly/HB. v d .. _ El k't h · r H '0 ,._ • Please call 847·9755 or xou eserve to meet....,.. cc. 1 c • pnv, pa 1os i><'2·3639 ave own bathroom & Full service. No leai,e re-N~xt to Orange County LAUNDROMAT w /agen· 540-S320 exi3'6 meone you belong with. SPANISH-BALCONIES Spac. 3 br wilrpl m step· down liv rm, d1ning - fam. area. 2 sty, encl gar's. Cls. to Civic Ctr. & HB Hi. Call PM only 847--4510 ~rab:~~~cnsi.e~a ~~r~:: San ClerMnt~ 3876 kitchen. 963'7237 q'd. 200·600 sq. ft. Plenty Airport. (71<1 )7S4·7544 cy in Capistrano Bch. ' call " elevators. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shr Beaut. 4·bd condo of parking. 2082 S.E. lusinHsRental 4450 S43.000. Owner operated Lost: puppy, male, 4 mo, 631-2816 2 Br. l bii\h, cool. Sun· Woodbridge.Irv area. :!!~~~!,:;7~:010Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• will netsl500 +monthly. blondll w /wiv~e Shest, L 0 0 K I N G F 0 R Optional maid ser:vice deck, gar. 2 blks t.o bch. Amenities. Mark 559-7111 4 DELUXE oFC·s Xlnt opp. for retired cpl. W/CO ar. IC an ta AMERICAN SPOU7iE' or family business Isabel ~ Santa Ana. a· At Fashion Island. Jam-Sa:t5275 Jum· 494·7297 Female roommate. 3 Br. 2 JUST COMPLETED Conf. rm • scat 25. all w/unlimited potential for Reward. 642-81'13 'Z1 Y!' old remale. lk ba apt On Balbon Bl. Full service offices, (182 aneled sm whse ,·0 re tb p · I classical dancer, O er boree & San Joaquin .. p . . . gro,,~17. rin. on y. FO"ND ·. Wed. AM, mam·ed, wn~•e to meet lWls Rd. C•strano 3878 After7pmcaU67S·5035 ,to 517 s.f.) Jrv Ind ar. lor2 yr. lease. Lake s,n..,.. v ....... Complex. d.lx decor, re· Fores• area. Kent ---------Siamese cat, on lower widower over SO. Writle; •••. ••••••••• ••••••••••• RMMTE Want-.. to shr·. • Su D L u1 K.i .... 0 -K """ cepUonlst, secre~ary. Harkins. mmit r .. aguna. "'" ss m -• n9, wu g 4 plex. clean lower 2 Br 2 For leasing information: Pnvate 3 bdrm condo. 2 my m1ni estate Jn Miss xerox, blueprint. mail & 714.581.9393 ~10t~OO Mustidentify.494-8986 Hwa Moon. P..O. aex • Ba. cpts, drps. S23S. Call garages, pool~dry $325 Viejo. Pool, jacuzzi. coffee serv. Formal con· #a TEAR 1329,Seoul,Karea 96J.2S32;$36·l46l 714 /644-1900 mo.Agt.496-S · hskpr. + privacy, etc. rerence r m & lounge, SHOPREHTALS Found: Puppy. whitei--------- 3 & 2 Br. gar. patio. Souttl LOCJUl'O 3886 Fem or mule. S200 mo.. FurniUnfurn, 11vail dal-Artistic atmosphere Peri Time! male Collie/Shep mix. EXOTIC GIRLS dshwshr S300 & S400 no New ~uplexcs ~-3 br $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• utils pd, Call Bill 83'1·9550 ly' mo/mo lse. 549.9595 CANNERY VILLAGE Yellow rope on neck: Vic. Massage & Modelinl •· o.,.,•1""3 • up yrly. 1''anuly & pets 1 *· 2B A t I t b h or581·5535 ~ 000 Orange & 16th, C.M. Outcalls.2·3169/543-3250 pe.., . .,..,... """ . ok. 67s.4912 ... r p s w pv c . Several available from et ruR 646-1413 . $275 & $450 mo. 499·4644, AVOID INCOMPATIBLE $65toS4:M>per mo. ---------i Lindo&DebW Unique, Health Spa Condo. 3 Br. 2'h twnhse. F.P. 496-7161 aft6PM ROOMMATES! FO\Dld. female Irish Sel· • • c~mlingspllt!(Well~r. pool jacuzzi sauna ...... _. M 8324134 FulTI159 ter,Vic.NewportBlvd& FIM'arelaxingmassage atrium balconies fplc s • . • • •-1 t E--1.L-... '1UUS9-oles s c M 315 your home or office.. only '20 "t • I • Parklike grds. S42S . ....-.:!!!.".:!..~MJiru TakesTheGuesswork 'oftfttial 23rd t ... 548· lor a uru comp ex. 962•2632 orvnTWWt&hed 3900 . d· ;; 5"6-62.55 ServlngaUOranieCe. Witennia 1yms sauna ••••••••••••••••••••••• Out of Fm mg .z:::-" ..,...w ---------• 17 I 4)524-0306 volley ba01l couri & pool: STEPS TO SAND. deluxe THE EXCITING THAT RlGHT PERSON .i'a..-ExdusiY• FOUND: ~of Keys, on•--------- Compl rec rm. encl gar, 3 Br, 2 Ba, gar. bltns. '.ALMMESAAPTS. ~e SSbySharht9 .,/""'_....,... Patented System Killybrooke,C.M. •SHAROM-S• pvt yds. Adults only. no sparkling clean. $450 mo M""1UTES TO NPT OCEANFRONT u me ,0 ~ ::;' =.,.., lftdustrfof Rental 4500 545-9505 Ot.rrCALL MASSAGE pets. 8325. 842·8779 yrly. call 1·985-00Si or .. , " " ./ ...... ,....,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •99-1.224 --------~1 l629-2S46 BCH. share 1400. Laguna lnd.Uftff W/of 2 br condo. Pool. bltns, . Bach, 1&2 BR. Beach. 494.e!Ml 1 c ·RELAXING MMSAGE near shopping. Adults, ATOUCHOFCLASS from$220.&up. ---------1 ~'&~~~:J~v BobJames·Li•Ma~ur :'.!'*,~~-acu-. _152_o_fl_6_P_m_1 ~~a!~l:.S~t~r:r ad~~:;. ~~':t~~b~~ F~:';1eS::.~~t~~':i:; 400to500sq. ft. 929 Baker. Leaslng ore open 9.5 dal· Outcall t-~;uw1U'· 1trl,t_.on 3142 Mustsee! lSlOW. Balboa (.5BlksEastoCNewport nco·smoker541,9666 CM.8:10toS.648-6212A·l ly, Sat. 9-noon. 711 W. *' ,..,._q.stc'!*' ~ (atlSth) Blvd,) Apt.Supply 17tb&.#C-4or c"A•-"-•Area .. -~-••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9860 _____ .;;......;.._____ 642-4461 ~..,. '"""... ..&nm W ---ou. S*.,.CLEMIMTI TeaLeafReadlnp ~'-"" "' $395-S4503br,2ba,encl. "¥" '"l3)~"i ••u• • Dock b b Bl le t b h 1u1-.atc.. .......... ...... IND. Un lts w /of flee ~ ..,. ·-35 , 2 r, 214 a, icar. oc o eac • --"'"• ...,, Condo. ~2708 bale .. yd. No pets. Jdeal ll.clical or Dental l.50CMOOChq.I\. from 19' 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 garagea. Kids TSL Mgmt &t2-1603 suites Plush carpell & JMMEO. OCCUPANCY ccnlrAt air. SS-per ft. Leasing olc open 9.5 daJ· Call YEATS CO. . 11.sau-noon. 'Ill W. l'lth OK. No petB. S40S lm o. •Spac. 2br, 2bo Bluffs. call M8.oo23 F ip, pool, ad Its/no pets. LllglM.... 3841 $36.5. 83341974 ;833-1653 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO-CHOICE 2 hr. view, 4lll8-0860 499-2237, ___________ ~-· Executlve office apace, lncludlns r eceptionist ' .. * -• \ . ....... .. • .,, ~ ~ .•. ' a -_... ~w ....... 7f00°~W_._.. 7100 ....,_w-.L...... 7100 '-VPl'-OT 8u .a 11 1117 HelpW.w 7IOO HefpW..t.cf 7100 H...,w ... t----........ "_.,. -- , ... ~-~ & Htfp W..W 11M .... ~~~;:;;:;:;:::; , ••••• ., .................. .,.~;~ ........... _..i!llll••.·.·.•1!!1••·•.·1!!11"•'111·"~.·.·~1~· '~ ;coo; .. ••••• •;;;;~:.SSiSfoo .. tf ... ....._._ 1001rliti.,_..,_ 700I ••••••••••t•• .. •• .. •••• fr c:oUntc.or men, l!xP,er. BANK 32 Hu, po •"L 1b~. Clm"'Al: lkUJer .... " .ICltt••• N1 time, nper. ot .... ; ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• f. o~ will tc-14. !'°ult IXPllUINC:EO FJt. evenih&•. Sat/SUD uu" hllp w.-.ct for d1oDer Cln1 iuad. N. 8. ~ ~~~~ AS Lii purt Urno Top pa.y It PAn·TIMI daya.N'1Sthat .. 1Cper.. .. hcKaM. Apply in persQO, btwn&-l()ppl , " ......... Oiay abtft. Wlll,Jn11n. ~nul1\11 2 .Stt>rca So nu.a JCermRJmaHardwue V~wt11._ .• ,.. lOam·lpm, Mon. only. DIMTA~/ASSIST. ~ _.a_OICo.A,.. Oooc,h'O hcn4lf1la./.pp~, CC.-•t Auto supply GU 1688Harbor8J,C.M. dld(liley,110W ... Milll Rlb Case. 8S8 S. C6Ut Oral sursery only. --Compullw Cetp .. ?n J ktr St. C.lll. M.53408 U .... -.... -~• 1ew • l 't Rwy, Laauna llcb.. Newport Beach. Call nth St, Uullc.lln.: f" 12 lljk fur Jim "" ----------• ~181 Corn• r or l H h • -----CAUFOIHtA IAMK ctuUUan Ma.rrtad ~I to ... te .-,, •• •tlft O>ok, Da19, exrr. prer'd.1--------t•o~u. C.M .~ l~ AlrrOMOTlVE provld4l ciuitodftl 6 Glrl toder Is we•ft Breakfast Lunch. •DEHTAL• ---, ... , Coun....._ 3141 E. Coast Highway lslUsekClfptq Ml'Vtce' In "'9w ,.. ... w.yt W It ad• oft· A I a o • &rvlna all Qraoae C-0. AISIMILERS Ott Ht for "IS! Busy Corona deUlar s In I le t tu d • n ta Waltre1ac1, •II 1hlfl1. TralQee to Specialist a.ctr..,c CIK!vy tlN•l~r In exclllnJC dorm1tor1n. S·S Dally. Secrt terlH, Typists, R.bper'd. APP 6 1Y FR1tf•r DR. PUSOHHEL T--1 ' ·--'d On.miie Couoly Airpart l7141613·9240 Sat neeo. Jlouam. '"I* P8.X, Aceouotiq Clb," I est.J--"'urNanBt, 1 •• OD Ora, ued1' "al Comple"' n .. _.. I 1, ~1aee• 1-r;r Com1>l(•x aeeks two purts benerJts. Start lmmed. ., .......... ch. 1 ._., · • • • ..... \,,,~,. .. • oun.1cn. Flowcn.. fo'ro.tinp• c 1nas ~llJllu y Jll'UW • .., .rvin~ COlW&ermen Wllh <.lu\1 d e· N "1J d I l ._,, .. _. ....... •• ..., flov<.· Fuo & Suv\! Monty! l-o hu" unmtdlute oµt-"n 11kr c:xpcrillncc. Perma· An &qual 0:.1v!r or r!i:lrre~l~m!.i WORK WHEN YOU CQO« THI KaOSTINCI UAa•SI u1tts to tbt1 lulluwln11 f14!11t 1io~itlon11 10 pleasont Oppartuojt.y l!:mpJoy~r to John CUr1.la, Set. Calif. WANT. YOU DON'T For ~mall retirement n.pt.Stor ra nvv ~~J!~~~J'~!tlNti ,u1round1nu. Op· Colleee. 55 F!ilr Dr, ~AY, WB PAY \'OU. hOm.et6LaMuna'.Seacb, ROBleNSQNS IJ:e4 N9w,... ltv&. C-. MM. I'<.' BOARDS port unity ror 1dvance• 1i----------Costa Meaa or call PAJDVACS. uper. pref d la home . 14t.11t4 WllU<lWl\/\~llJNc; mcot. We trulu. Sec Bob Banking 566-3610. · PLEASE CALL alyl e coo~tna. Good Ne~ le9Ch ~~ CAHLIU1UARNE~t::S ~h~~:.l~t 'Ju~eW&/\Q~a?i UHIONIAMK CHUltCHSICJIT••Y ILL'" ~r."Jp:!,~;.~~~· wii~~lew lsi!lo:;=~at& Hetp W..ted 710 Suc:o1isful uvphc:onll Sts Nt:!wportBeuch llasAnOpeningforA 3Shrwk.typiq,ftun&, ~ L-:J CO-·ulGHTC' upplicantsfor:• ,.'"1~---"Cl·-mtloa ...................... w11J h1tvei i:ood manu;.il . . UTILITY CLERIC general office work. $3.50 ee"'v1oee .. , __ -~...::,. ... h:! COSMITOLOGIST .. dexter ity & u po11lllv~ AlITOMOTIVI': career oppor Mutt have -.......... ~ .,.per &llCY'U-•"' IU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTIH(i, Cl.UK l'lin du llUtudc Wurk hrb Mech/T•chnlclaftt a min. of 2 . yrs recent hr. 759-1031 mornings llJ..1441 0 p P o r • to J ear~ --•Ai.So"-""" Sdioeh & fn volli't• c:o111put.:r d11ta 81oH 30pm for new <'nr prep• Busy utility exper. orexper. in Clean· g serv1 needa or 631..0765 restaurant bus. Apply, HMO CASHIER/ IMtr-=ilo. 7 oo5 1• n 1 r > . u t 1 JI z • n ~ T• $1.50 Hr DOE \:bevy service ~epl. in varioll8 areas of bank· mature women. Rella·l~~~~~~~~~~I am W. Cout Hwy, N.8 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lYs>ewnter al)d Jft key Collorapptyln~non rast l-(row1n g Orani:e Ing. Pleasant wor~ing ble, refs, car nee. Ol'call64Z-8475. C:ASHOFFICI GIT A auL HT A TE Jncl~s prt:p-aratlon ll rr~am Dahl Inc c 0 u n t y Indus trial c 0 n d 5 . s 8 l c 0 m . &&2-1403 ---------· F/U~ posltlona. Xlot LICEHSIHOW! input of llt·coW1ts pay»· Comple l o add e'< mensuratew/exper. ---------CLERICAL Cook,P•rtUme.aomeex· co. benefits. Apply lilc Al"" cusb r ec:e1pt.s, 17 41549-0335 x • Please "-nla... CLEANING WOMAN, per, apply In person p ...... --1 uon ... _.Fri ..., pcnen<:ed new car prep '-Al ... ~-"" ... wuu b.ink depm1l1>, riling & 1675lHciffAY•lry techn1c1ans S9.50 hr. DorlsM1tchell exp. 2 d3)'S p/wk. Some SR. CLERK Derby Restaurant. 1262 2-4pm :.lullsllcal t yping Call - -Exe wt>rkmg conditions 610NewportCtr Drive c:tuld care 54().3368 S. E. BristoJ. CM. z Faslliow l.a.d t'am 5 116·1973 Santa in pltai.ant s urround· NewportBeach558·5280 CLEANING SERVICES F.q11810ppEmptyrM/F' Mdr~an t.a Wate r Dis Assely ulg.:s. Opp. ror advanc~· Equal Oppor Employer needs mature, reliable TYPIST FREE LESSONS • l't'rMma li.ct.'<! ln!>lruc twM by a ~ork111i.: II e.il ~ tJle 8 rt>kt•r tnct. M.V mcnt. See Service Mgr, persons to clean ho~es. CORE REWORK HO WARD Chevrolet , Bank &S&LBosiUona 546-0030 \IOI': To Assu.t w /atten d.inl a('\1v1lles ror mull! h a n dll·appe d a dult populat ion . 11 :30·3 .au Moa.f'n . i2.5i> hr. Good b e n e fit s. U nite d Ccrchral Palsy Assoc., 30'l0 W. Harvard St, S.A. 54<i·S760 COOKS DISHWASHHS Apply, ·Bayview Manor Coov. Hosp, ~ Thurin Ave, C.M. 642·3505. • \lternoon & cvcnina OPERATOR Dove & Quail S t s.. FREErosmoHS Newport Beu ch Comm 'I Apprsr To $17K U you have a m1111m um AUTOMOTIVE Operations olc. To $1200 of l to 2 years i.n core re· Broke & Frontend! Escrow Secy To SSOO I ('l..u.St.'b • l..ocutoo nr ()(; A1q1urt Coll Jim YOCJH R.E. 540-5080 wurk on stacks and l)nnl f:xrcllt•nt J>ay & work in~ R. E. Secy To S800 ed c1rcwt bour~ rcpu1r, conthlions ror on ex-Floating Secy To S750 and arc forn1h~.r with pcr11:nccd brake & fron· PlaUorm Secyi. To f750 compone nt removal. lend lcl'hmcian to take PersonFrid;iy ToSSSO Jobs Wanfed, 7075 AirC'raft then our Quality As· uver the ontH'IUlo <lcpl. Reconcller To $100 surancc Department h:1s (or "row inµ ,11>lume Proofopcr ToS700 ·••••••••••••·••••••••• ESTIMATOR Ho ll3s1tt1ni: m y ho me, Co:.t t':-.timuting exper In a po.-.1ti11n for ~<JU. <.:o me {li('I, tli•ali•r in Or.m1:c Teller.. To $650 i:ffJW With U.'> in 0~1r Ol'W c I) u II t y I n ti u R ( r i II I Collcl·tor 'l'o $625 1lays, rcft•rencrs C' M mrcrult s heet metal, pre· li45-5:'>85 ftlraltlc with l10ncycomb fac1hty. We t:"!n oHer th<' ('oml)ll·'<. Opp ror act. Loan Clk lrne $550 qu<tld1ed lnd1~1duul an va n t•e ml'nt Sef' ALSOFEEJOIS \mb1t youni; m un with S:ill':. + M gmt hack ~round ~eek:. challong mi: pos with a future [) e n n I ... ti 4 5 I IJ !I I II r 1>12 H4l & IJonded !l truc turcs J'olentlul for ad va nee· ment 1n Mfg Manage. meal. c~cdlent sturlm).! salury Ill' I I a ni.: .. r . 110W A H u Call Carry Fox 540·6055 with ex1.1llng company l.'hcvrolct . Uovc & \.lua1I Coastal benefit~. to inclutJo a St!!., Newi;ort Beach. PeNONMI A-cv t'redll uniop. Arter hour ~·· , PANEL·AIRCURP 1571 Mar Arthur C M :H9 IJJll interviews may lw ar· ---------1 2790Harbor Blvd ranged by 1.1ppainlme11t AVON Costa Mesa only· PltH&sc UJ.IJ.llY 111 BAR'.\IAlD For Tavern. Prnctu·ul Nuri.e, llv(• rn h11ndablt.>. li efs <.';.ill 1;;3 IH20 l'\I :!iii ~;qual Opportunuy 1-:mpl~ per:.on MEED EXTRA CASH? C~ll for apl)t. 9AM ·lOAM, Mon. thru Fn. ~ 1644 \llt•rativn Counter COUNTl.;t{/MARK 1-:n. Pl lime Van's Cleaner~. l.Sl.2 I': Coast llwy. Cd:\J ti73 -'92() TREHDATA CORP. F:arnmi.:s J rc i.:ood hours _ --- l'r1vat1· dulv mJh• nuro;c l''<pt-r w · c;trokc. l'or on.tr) & l'hll•rll pJlll'nh Lot .ti n •h Non ..,rnolo..l'r. 1fr111!-cr :;;~). ~~;, STANDARD MEMORIES DIVISIOH are fll·-t1ble when you're llody Shop auto & render an AVON rppr1•H•n · man. E xp'd Pd v:Jca t.1u11• t'all !>-10 i v.II or t1 ons. hosp1ta h 2ation . i' ... ·111th i l:!S!J App)) at &:n W<1rner 's \lall'. 2S. ,h•k'! l'lt•<'lrt{'ILlll 01· ma1nt1·11ant·l• Jllh " 'en ..:ood mt•1·h.1n1l'lll .11Jt1t U.:k Wkd} ;rft 1 :JO. "kntl .111} t 11nc. !179 :l927 "'k lor Nairn An ApphetJ Mt1i:m•t1n C'o HABYSIT'n ;n needed uft 3400 W. Segcrstrom sdil. :! t·h1ldren. Ll•lJard Santu J\na. CA 9270.1 lkhl <Jrl'J or ' 1c11uly JI IJ. !Jtili 7ill'J Mature couple w1wife to munui.:c 60 t•J 100 new un· 1h (..'o .. ,la Mesa. Adults. I i=;uual OJJ•inrtu111ty 111111t·ls.1\pl +i;a ary .. "" llA llVS'l'l'TEH ·Ll''llT 'I 2 0 1-:mpl11ycr M, I-' v 'Sl.M~mt 64 ·16 Jt---------1 llOUS ~:KF:EPING My Apt munagcr , couple \II\ ru n: W0:\1/\N wauh 111:c1lcd for 42 unit t·um l-AS•,5•,E•.•:\f•U•L•F.•.R•S---• 111h .I!> 1·c-m pa11 111 n , 11kx 111 Cosl3 !\l csu. d1"1•r. 1•1.1 1 LIH' uut. Husband muy work out "'•O l\c• 111vallds or n1t•11 :-.:u d11lurcn vr pe ts . I.ti 1n ll1 1•11 t1-o N 11 11 (;russ salary aµprox hnmt•. Jfl mu old Ill VI N to:, IJ11). 11111:.l love children. l>q>l·ntlall lt'. mature ,,.,.rllvn Gil sulury. Own Iran:, '.\tnn l"r1. ()fr S 1:J HOi:!, lumw 552 1455. .111 ti r11n IJ r 1 n k 1• 1 \ rn o k ,. r ss."JO li:H·2<J50 1~12 J:.!jli Hirlp Wont~d 7100 ·····•·····•··········· ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN Si & l11tcrmcd 1alc. M F. 'l\pcV,Min Jyrsc'<pN to fill l'lu't i:r o Wih g :\'t·wi'°rt Hcach D l'!>IJ.:n llll ll l' ~2· 111!/ft -· ACCOUNT AMT F /C tor :.mall C.:o. !\fa nu~l· all records t hru r10 111w1;1l ~lJlcmenti:. s a lc11 & i'a} roll tax r<:lurni. Hur .\n lutc~~~;j--- rou g h., L.~CllllJ l1k k JI J.: machine t'!C pr hcl11ful t ·a II ~6 0600 ACCOUNTING CJ.KS GENERAL OFC ~R. DESIGMER JR. DUFTSPEASON INTERM DR.AFTSPERS. SR. DRAFTSPEAS0"4 lmm1•1l Oµcn111g ... Conlat'l Wm, L Pcrt'tra Assoc M:ll' \rthur a t l<'ord Rd. ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS llAllYSIT11-:1< 1'1:t:1frtl fur 2) ni.: i.:1rls. :i d;t) 11 I. To insert elcctr0111<' 1·11111 :\I\ ll.1111<1;1 1 ... 1antl hutrlt' 1>nnl'11L-; In prinh'd 1 ir1·u1I T1·1n t. I I '.!l~~I hoanl-< and touth UIJ l':lrd ;i~~t·mhht"i afl1•r flow II.Ill\ '1111•1 "lo..i,I)" '\ II ~hltr pr0t· '"!! llNauin·.. 1101111• ll1·i-. I h11111· ;Iii ;i!Jthly lO 1~wrvrel com 11"'111· II.ti ~""'· r; 11 101 11 1 ponent color t'Ol!cs nn!I II.iii) ,1tlt r. '°' 1111: rt''I' ~and 'old l'r l'I rcu1 l 1Jt·1~11r1 Iv s1I 1Jtohgh1111I: \\Ire~ Q1101llfit>d 81Jph \r 11ltl ('rl\I Pl l1n1t• t •111 h m ,I\ •11' ll h 111 ,, kncl-. I\ rn11nt I! t>i!> ·, 11 •• > lll'rson l11:l '4-l·1·11 !I \ \1 Jud lli\.\J BURROUGHS CORPORATION lt\11\Sl l"l'EH lkf ti.· .ill "d)(10I i':Jd\ I ~dll \It H10.h.1 rd N ll.1111111011 II Ii !1ti:l ;.11.1 B.111.\:.tlk> 1111 I ) I "'" 0\\ II I r;i11, 1-.1 t'llll\J.;~ 7.11 li>ll~I Carai:c. 410 W 5th St, SA Boukkcel)cr S ec) no ~horlhand. ll.li. urea. Salary com mensurate :;..' cxi>er!c~1·c. S.lti 1~8 _ Bookkeept•r 'part ti mt• for builder in New1.oort area. ·~16-4414 llOOt\ K1':J::P EH · l'ul I Charge, construction l''< 11er prl.'ferrc d . (' M ~111·55-11 l~1<1klwc1wr. N.J><'nt·111 1·11. ,r., II I hr u ,.. I I "II II I ' h :1 r i.: <· 1111 ' 1 u I I . 1111.~ .. 111 •. , l •'l t'l\l:lblt·~. l'.\I \11 (';11twr1::ht ~I I !1:1.IO IH)IJ l-.1-.1-:1-:l'E H llru~ St111l" 1 i:•rl ottwe \ H, \ I' . 11.1 ~ r n 11. l h r u 1u11rn;1I enl.r~. !'.:PT 1"1.p hl'lµI ul Lo h\•nl:f1t:-~.ti o IH' n \11 E I \\ 111111 tiiS Ul~I 800KKEEP£R I' t 11n e l' J It-11Iat111 11111< h 11 .. :.t.1ur,111l l'\l1t'r prl'l 'd Call 5-ll·l ll!ll 1111 .1ppl HJp1dly cxpancl1111; 1 t1 ;ini:e C:u h,1,l'tl "" h;is 'l'll't,ll llj>t'nlllJ.:.-; l1Jt ,11· <'ount1ng dt•rk!> & i.:t·n I •1 ff1c't' 1•l1•r ks Snm r lam 1l1ar1 t y ~ ore in.u·lrnws J>rPI \I (i ood Jr1t1Ul' lw1w . 1'\i work1n~ ,...nch; (>IC'a!<t• n111t:1t•l N1;wwrt Beach . (ii I I f>l-HlG20. K O. E '\l's ~1C'V1•1uh. 510 l)U74 Army 25725 Jeronimo Rd Min ion Viejo Calif. 926 75 ll;ill\\11t1ni.: l.iH• 1n or BOOKKEEPING llmirl~· ralc. ~lr l'h1p11~ 11 151!201 1\1·1·nunting & fo'1 gur~ hi'! wn I l :i n1 & :Jpm J ~I M Jo; 0 J I\ T E ~1ual Op1>or Employl•r O I' I·: N I N GS . JI J g h I y mollvuLecJ h111h Sl'hool ,.:rucl ualcs for troining ISan Dic!(O Fwy lo El Toro Rd . E as t t1• Jeronimo Rt! .• S<luih to Loli J\ Ii:.<>:. ) Jiahysittcr my 110 1111., :io C11•rl:s. Like fi~ure work. hrs wk :! ""'" :-; ,\ use 10 key. Top SSS & lli.:ht!I [1.Si tH:J.l 1ift tipm ,·ucullon pa.>· A1'<111~ Bkkpn~ und work tn lol·at111ns in TEMPORARY s l a t e~ and f':urupe Equal Opportunity t::rnploycr M 'F l\a hy~1lt1·1. r l'~P fm II :-1· i,:1rl JLirlHtr \'1cw !-.1'111 l'cl\t ti-10 71iS8 nr IHI\. tti!I tiliOO 1• x l :.?S!l lh-i,:1stcr Toduy to work 1m 'ur1nus .1ctounllng & l1ookkc1•111111: Jlil'll l:n m1•nh Work close to \ o U r h 1111\ l' I" I K U r(• <:lerks l11 S1 Al'l'oun t.1nt-. nel•dcd thruout 1Jr:m:wco lluhert H,11f \n·ountr mJ>l> 50IJS Mum. SleSOJ ~o. 'fO\\l'r. Union Hanle In The C.:1ty of Orunflc 714 8J5..dl03 Open Sat 8:30-12.30 Generous beoerit!i. PX --·-·--~----• Truvcl Edut·ut1on •JP A T T EN U I\ N T ( u 1 porl un1l1cs. Work ~·>e paralyzed yn~ "11111Jn ll.1hr-.1lla nt·l'dl•cl 1111 i 1 pcnence. Thrt..oe & £our ll·f>, Mvn F ri Bal bl mo· rhilcl 1111:.; & W1•1I. :,car enlistments ;,i\ ;11l;r t>i5·5652. W1•,id1fr :'\ R ilomr 111 Ille. cash bonuses [or you1,. 11 lll'~lr IH:! !l_J!I:? <;ome asMj(nments. Join AUTO IOOKKEEPER the people who·, c joined Posting m a ch & .n1to 111• Hah)"11tt1·r m> hnm« l'nlv the Army <.:all for dt!· alership CXJ>N pn·I •I. Park 2 Chlld rcn o~-n tails lioocl typist & lo ""~ .111. \ronsp. Wlllln& to '1r to Huntington lkh 962·8821 dcr by tourh lll't Will llChl & back 3 dnys. Nu Costo Mesa :;.tO·J02H trum un cumpUli•t llrs h.<1kp'i:. Sal Open Meats La~una Hill~ •t 1118·5251 11 s. 5 dny'4 Xlnt w lo Ref"& . .!.\n. llpm . 55.!2_.900_ .i....u t t work for. <.:o il Mr ... Bab.~·,tllt.>r "anted. l '. Arni •pot ..up Cam"•ron, Dam•r :\1111111-s. · In f'ullcrt.on. pubUsher of Coitu Mcs u, !1711 2500 1lay~ a "t•1•k. 2 s mull Ye! low Pag es Pu II --1 h1ldrcn 0 \\'11 lrnns ch11ruc or l·mon art dept. Automotive machlnbt. t <'oil t· g" P ,11 k a r t".1 (\ccountm~ F I n 11 h . p n st e . up . ~Jan shop. Totnl h1."1d ~m 3-1541 · 411iit. Controfter 1 t ·1 rk r -·· d n1mt."ra, :iyou , penc1 wo ·P e1111 wo,,.. rum Auhy'littl.'r )'our hum(' S 11-$22K r o u ~ h ~. 8 7 O · 8 8 0 0 , lo the. Good oppt. for llurl>1>1' \. lew Sclll ai·c1i. .Supctv1i1e lr1t uccounlin~ 2 l3 l691·5013 right person. Top poy & Cll M, afl sch! Mo.71105 dept. Budget. conJ1oll1h1· , bcrtlmt$ So. Coast A\1to -- •tiont1, sales. corp. taxo3. ASSEMBLERS SuRpl:y, 688 Baker SI. 8AllYSITTEn for s 1110:< •System expcii;. Mu11t. h<' 11 AIRCRAFT C.M. 545-8408 Ask!o_i:_Jiin old bub~'. my home. 3 CP/\ or NllAt 30 ,Million ,_ • ... • AtrrOMOTlVE <luys u we.ck, npprox ti dollar div, or not I firm. Exper nct-'ded In one or T hrs. T~l.lwrt /Ncwland. J)rd. no l04lt · moreoftbefoUowing : LO MAN 1!8· 8'&8·33411. IOold{pr U00.1850 •Fibcra l11ss n •· Lt Id i I •· WorJt.11\ oll urca11 of11cn'I •Adhe:ive Bon~lnJ! au)'s tcr . l yr o ~ r ol actt>UnOn-. l\u flft col'I •Routing trot,Jlr. att•wlng con· •Riveuna i.tructlo9 orlente" co, <l)ecklut1'11111hten Ora.~ 1Gif •M<•til &ructure 4/P..,,__ to $100 •Blueprlate PO taltina. codina. ru PANElrAlRCORP 1nttinv.enttr1 t'e('()l)cllla· lS11 W. MacArthur C.M C.orl. Nt<..'4 detail orf~htcd ~.olU ~ Ne.-r Go:. f'rwy ~...al ()pportW)lly Ord. l<M8 Employer AllLPor ~YI.a.er C)r~flr••tlct. ASSEMBLY Will u11mble h ·hy components ln 111traUon •Y•tem1. Req'• l )'r. Mtclt. or aaaemblc work•-...-.-exe. u&tna hand ot pwr. tools. Af)ltl~torHd blut AV'l'OMOTW~ prtht• ~ .. r•bl.e.CM1u1s1t USIP CAlt huve fllrren t a ulCH"' ... fC dt'lvot'• ltc. w/ett. drlv· "' """ I D-tfil1mQ r l MPOrlAH ' ttt 1 ,. irvlM 5~0.4455 Tusnn 73 i·57l I ~ual 0pJ.10r J::mpioyt!r BUSBOYS lmmediote openings ror 1l,1ys Apply daily 11 ,\M ~II CASA 2<J6 E lith. ('~I. ·-----Carpel cleaner, full·tlmc. cxp'd. Good oonefltt. Aa> ply in pe r s on. 1140 Su~o'::~.::'-' ---- CAR WASH HILP 18 Yrs or over MITRO CAR WASH 2950lfurbor Bl, C.M. Cit.SHIH Jo• /time. s harp. J{rowth co. 5 Locations Over 20. We trnln. MITltO CAR WASH \ 2960Harb0r.c.M_ CASHIER l>i~pense gasoline. 6 :45AM to 2 !'5P~f. 4 days week. See Mr. Cook, IHJAlt. l\fobilt C4r We.th. t?tb at Tu.Un Are. C)f. CLERICAL FREE POSITIONS Days & Nights Avall. Apply In person , Computer Automation 9am-4pm Mon· Fri -has an lmm~late need SHACK SHOP for experienced clerical 3448 E. Coast Hwy, CdM I•--------· help. With a growth rate EquaJ Oppor Employer Di.stributorTrainee or over 40%, we can pro· LARGE MAT'L r~kin~~J~reer you are COOKS SUPPLIER OF hceit· Persnl Exp'd short order. All HARDWARE & 600 we require a good work shifts avail. Apply In TOOLS history with typing skills person eves 7-10, Th1i. po~. needa a people ot 65WPl1 and offer a Mootruea/Wedonly.See NOEXPER.NEC. penson. Situation is lo the starting salary ol up to Dave. Pacific Coaat Earn $225 to $425 1ndustri11I relations dept. S705 pet month. Please Diner, 4501 w. Coasc Per weft of one or !..Vine's giants. apply in person or call Hwy, NB Co Ir'°"'"" Lite typcng ok. A warm Diane John.son for a ~on· ---------• nature ia Important. You venienl eppoiotment.: COOK WANTED Only ambitious need ap. wlll have a busy, bapp,y ._..... ply. M ust b e well d C714) 833.__,. Full·time A p /ti me. groomed & neat appear· c:fi Rita Mo-8055 Avail. any hrs. morn. l.ng. XJntrrin~beneCils. COMPUTER prel'd. Eaper. pref'd. Sal Call For ApSIQintment Secretary UTOM •noM open. APJ>lY 10 person. $700 A "' Grinder Restaurant.1400 898-4485 Nat'I education manager 1~\n~~~~~n E. C-Oast Hwy, NB. MR. GROVE nc<.'Cls a confident, sell Equal Opportunity COSMmCIAH cau Mon. Bam·lpm sta rrer w/good skilhi. EmployerM/F wanted for one 0r·I~~~~~~~~~ LOO; or people contact all ~~~~~~~~~ over the C'ountry. v ery -Newport Beach's lov· ~llt Control 1nt erest1n~. important CLERK. exper. sale.5 beJp ellest stores. Prefer ex· Citric pos. About 2 yri; sec'y in clothing store. 'Call Pr' d Person w i l h Small Orange Co. fcrm ltackAround s uUtcien\. 494.7107 knowledge or prestige 'has need for self starting XJatbeneriti. ,., ~ cosmellcs. Reply lo Ad lnd1v. w/3·5 yrs exper. in Call Rtla 640·6055 -~ #970, Daily Piiot, Box document control. Typ. A/P Clerk $700 Early morning sub· 1560, Coate Mesa, CA Ing skills req'd. Sal com· stitute caller. 5AM·2PM. 9'.1162.6or c:all 675·3040. mensurate w/exper. Ap· l Yr exper. only !or lhis .,.,.,., ......., T 1~1.1ul'1ful of" in Irvine. A ... ...., to~~ per mo. YP· COUu..ER H•LP ply in person, Scientific .... ~ ing 50 wpm. Apply in "' m; Drilling Controls. 4040 busy day w/plt•asant C:O· F' tai v II y Days. Apply, Pup N D N u worke rs & xlnt benefits. ~brsonl • 0 .ountrict np a .. e Taco. 2259 Harbor Blvd, C 8 m P uEsOE r • • 0 • N h I .. .,,., oo 1s , ersvn· CM',.,. 557·9051 . . o o iumJou. n e t Office , corne r .,...,..5841. . Corll ltita 510 r.055 Newland & Talbert· Sts Dog Grooming As st, Com1Mrcial b 5PM Wed Sept 14th ~ter Person, mature, Trainee Full ttme Y · · · · p1t1me for quick serv • Lines to$ I I 00 Equal Opi;or Employer sandwich shop. Cali pcrm_anent. Jordans. Growing 1ns ur. agcy Clerk betwn8&3.833-8!119. _ ~:~:i>o Coast Hwy .. CdM 111.~<th, 1>cr11011 w1cxpcr. in 1·•1mm ·1 hn1·s wicu:.ually 111' 1\i..::-t .1ccount exec & hHVl' uppar to d(•\•Clope tull lll<><"k or huslnc~ (.';1 IJ Chm 5111 GOSS AccfncJ Secr$750 'J'.H,.ng•o& 10 ~Y n~ Cor lh•l! •Uptr Joh Ad von· l'l.'m1•nt 1trt:Jl Call s.111) s\, 0055 File Clk S65'o 1"1linl! t::\)Jt't &. alJ1hly lo handle l'l'lll rall tl•tl lllci. Im !>UP\'r 111 L'a 11 Sall\ ;, 10 0055 Actuary Tme To $700 :0-:o f'xper Utt'at curect oppor w /l(rcat l'O. Some collt•,.:e malh vrcf\I. Call Sally S.10·6055 Auto Rater $650 I Yr cxpcr. In nuto insur. roting. (iood Ud VllnCC· menl. To1> co Cu II Sn 11 y 540.6055 Acctng Clk $550 Co wlll \min bright be).(1nner. Typing, o<l· dmi: moch. math. Cull Sally 540·GO:;s Secy Tme $550 No cxpcr. nt!c. Good lyp. ine &n cry hght ~h. C11 ll Sully 540· 6055 ALSO FEE JOBS COASTAL PERSONNEL 27t0etl.C:M <.:lcrlcol SEMIOR CLIRK We h:i.ve an exc:llln1 en· try level p<1111itlon In our l'roduc\ion Control Dept •vullnble. Tho •quallfie<. condidat.e aboukl have a CREW MANAGERS DONUT SHOP work . night shift. No expcr. nee. Mr. Donut, 135 E . !7th St. C.M. Part time, evenings a nti Dr . · -Saturdays manag ing ansm~n. Stnclly re junior sales persons sell· s 1de nt1al drawin~. I bs 'pt' d t Balboa area. PIT OK. ng 1;0 en ions oor o Ca ll 7N·G73-82l2dys door . Requlrea van or ---------la rge station wagon C-Onlact Roland Presley at the Dully Pilot . 330 W. Bay St. Colla Mesa or SalH Cl~rll phone 642·4321 for up DRIYEtl De pend able, conscien tious man for freight company. F /Ume. !\Tui.t bc21 or over. s.t0.0501. Pe r:.onable. energetic pomtmenl. peri.on needed to assist ---------DRIVERS. & Helpen l'USlomer;; and operate CUSTODIAN m.'(.-<led. Local household l'ash reJliste r of our ti Hrs per day. 178 Days . Sped .. lty Drug Store. per "r. Start $4.22.1 per moving company, expcr. ~ -" n ee. For appt. tall Shin MM·3PM, Mon· hr. Apply, I.a~una Beach iw7.7278 FY1 UnUled School District, --------- 550 Rlumont, L11 guna DRIVERS Ple a se c.all Na n cy Bcach,Ca!l2G5_L ____ 1 Early AM, 3-6, delivery Phipps· Mon. & Tues. LA TJHES c •• SJ''" between lOAM & 4PM to Day worke r . 5 d a y s ... . ""· vv set up intcrvitw appt. g u a ~ a n l c e d . P r e ~ mo+. 545.0770 Hob TheGulldDnHJ English s peaking w,1 ________ _ 1610 San Miguel Dr trans. 646-290J. 642·3002 Engineering Newport.lleach DELICATESSEN GIRL HEW.PRODUCT 714-644·7330 E.O. E Must be over 18, d ean & DESIGN ENGINEER ,., ll!&l( TYPIST neat, wlll train lor full To create original de -~ lime work. St!C Terry, si(CnS or miniaturized Trainee pos. Cor in Hi·Ttmc Delicatessen 4!l5 precision oluminated s urance co. in N.B. Good E. 17th St. C.M. s witches & assembhe:. lyJMng 45.so. Salary to ---------w 11 tab'I o c ~ & 1ood co. benefits. Delive ry m an. Full or e es range 0 tl.33-8450. P /tlme for party rental coST. "COSun .. CH IMC store. Must be neat & "' '"" COCICT AIL able to do some heavy 1139 Baker Costa Mesa WA.ITllSS llftln&. Apply, 2025 549-3041 Learn In 40 hrs the most Newport Bl. C M Equal 6ppor Employer e xciting, glamourous, DtAYlf'Y MCM highly paid profess. Day Eartu A~l 'I'lmcs routc, 1•--------oi-e ve 8efi&lons. Place· v ESCROW mentas.sist . .Goodjob op-Hunt1n1ton Beach & par. Coat. Mesa areas. Must SICRET ARY Calt714/751·fl94 ~~!at:ependable cor . S o . Calif, Cockt:ill1----------1 lmmediate opening for Waitreuet, tnc.. 17922 Deliv. Driver/Sales an lndlvldual with ex· Slcy Park Bl. Ste C. FULLORP/TIME perience in lleld related Irvine. Ca 92714. 6•1 OPM to escrow and loan pro· ceasing. Must have ac· l,....d. Oti-ftlncp curate &,yplng. We oct,r Nee4 (t)'people to work excellent wor kJn& condi· Oranee Co. area. Mu11t tion a and benefits. have vaJid calJI. drivers Please coll: lie. ....Up to S7 Hr G44·3*9amtoNoon No Exper. Neccss. 151·'790 THE IRYIHI CO. 5.W Newport Conter Dr Newport Ueacb, CA EQuaJ Opportur\JU' tmplOyer M/F . , l Sunday. Seplernber f1, 1917 DAILY l'ILOT 9J7..0 HOSTESS ~!.~~·.·:! ..... !!.~~ ~!.~~·~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~~·.~ ...... !!.~,!!~!~~ ..... ?!~ ... Sal~ Ful-Tlme -Days liood t>ay & Bt:nt-fil• Good Worklne CondiUon11 pply In Ptnon on TACO ln.tructor• Ntrdod for {'u 1.1w,1uo Ch111.1 a. nu, .... _______ _ l>rlv•r ·rruwin" 5 Yti11 ,. Manufacrurer neod11 upvr tn tht• fl~kt n<•c-to tr4ACHtMI pc:rson to du \ or1ell q u 11I1 t y lo r prov u r °'8ATOI dutleii. Packa&ing, Ship· <' r • d ~ n t 1 && I C a I I Smull prt~l'10J\ 11wltch Ptn& Ii mm:. ~6-S:!OO. Ct1pl•&ranu L•11u11a cc>mponenh Op~ruhi MAtJiE WOMAN l<OP, CUil 31111 Vltn •\y of m11chlrw1 In· p/t1· m ... to w cl com•· RECEIVING CLERK AT EASE m Fashion lslartd, N~WPort Btach has an opening in It~ Rttct:iving Dept. 8:30·.5:30 Monday thru Friday 21n2 &.a, .. ac. ~ ... 1......--c• l\11sr1l'y. Secretar}' & ~~~~~~~~~S!!~ll!!!!ll!!~!!!!!!~~~j b11lea. SJlury " l'Otn min.an, preltir !fome in 1111r11nl·e 1.1xpcr. HS urea. 963 5647 dud. turrel hllhc, vcrll "' " du m1lla, vum·b prcH. & newcomers & cont11ct da<lll PNH SOOrt fun pro me~hanll!. Flexlble hr:. d\ICUon, :unuJlshbp, thay11 Need car, Ille typln.:. (lrl)y. M7 ·3005. • ..._. C• '44.5070 W .... dlryl AtlrllwMr •• ..._, STACOSWITCH INC. Mtc'*'l~al DHlgner / 1139 011ktlr Costa MClla Draftsman S49~3041 5·l0 Yrs exper an INSU• ... MCI Equ111 Oppor Employer mechanical dci.i11n & , ....,..,..... 7100 .... w .... , 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• hO.•rri:I•~~ atohh r ,.. , , uc..,r>r l'Al. l)t'I d Good w,,..,o & Ciett1 MlllRftftCMC• H c 11., f 11 i. .\ 11 PI ~ ~ l•mtt duy, t:ltic 1:xpr HelpWonhd 1100 H.tpW•t•d 710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• TRAINEE A way tor • hlgh school graduatt to t:nter thb ncwspa~r bwslo~s DAILY PILOT ., Ci) .. t .. l11wr <'urp, h•lt ·~·· 'lllry 1•1 .. H:nt1" ht'. GM Food $er.ice RlAMfNG f<>ttEMAM l..t•Jd ~1tton Minimum """ ., OFFICE HELP l'nnter·s Helper, <thme. P051TfONS drafting or devices. pre Dchvcry. cutting, toldln11 l.urgc int1ur, co hui. im. •MAIDS• ssure ve:ssels or rolallng TRANSJT FJRM. Cen'I etc. Peartree Pren, m~ Ol)(!nmi:!I tor H.S. Th4! Inn at J,.aguna mechanU.ms. Duties to office cxpr req Call 64<M'95S . This hJghly s ucct:ssful loc~I nt:wspaper bas an opening tor a tratnee in the circulation sates arta S&l~cted applicant will receive it Ii b_,ral startang salary. rftgularly sch~ultd raisus, bonus opportunith:s, and many fringe bent!fits such as paid vacations, paid group insurance and a credit union. Ht. wm also ~ provJded a company car with personl!l us~ 11:? privilEsges. l "un11Lrur lion corp 11 l:Obla ~6 .. ha> Vt-rm.1 11ent }>l'l>llluu lur fram111 lurcmJn lndn 1tl u..a mu:.t lw h 1 v hi v :.t•ll rnou v a tt'tl, c' Vtc' n c 11 c t•• m .ill PhJ~t'' 111 multi t.lllcllinit 1r ... m1ni: 1-;, ~llcnt .,JIJn dr '" ncllt" .\pµly an p.:r,,un JllfT C 1 ~' •u~·rv111oory 1:x11r r'\.'q .:ruda. XJnl workin.i coo· 211 N. C:.t nw~ J.a.:una include detail design, 546-7172 ~~~------ dii & ben\lflts -suppe>rt for en~ineering, ---------ProductiottAHbt. Applicants must be 18. have a clean 'I~ driving record, have a high school 4lplorna. Hours arfS gt:n~ally 11 A.M. Opwat1"9 ltoom Tech R\.-q l )'t n .-ccnl cxpr u..derwritftMJ A.st :\tAJD.Wanted. p/hme. checking & draftmg. Sul OFf1CE Exper'd an productaun . . • ~Xpl.lr'd Apply, Sea commensurate w1cxper. :.peeing (mark.up) or i Yrs bu.\l.l~pe~. 12 yr.11 L»rk • M otcl. 2274 Apply 1n µerson w/work IMMEDIATE manW1cripts for typeset. to 9 P.M. with some Saturday over· , time. LV.N. fkq dtilll.):.11> unit t'11,pr college (.onun I r1i1t1ng Newport Bh·d CM. samples to Sc1entil1t tmg & page layout. Xlnt t:xpcr hclplul 646-7~15 ' Drilling Controls. 4040 OPENINGS proofreading ability re- Clertc Typi1t -· ---Campus Dr . N . B . cfd $750 to start. Educa- If you are qualified and are intertsted in teaming more about where this training leads, come to the DAlL Y PtLOI' office, 330 West Bay Strt:et and ask for Milan Leavitt in the Circula· tion lkpartment. R.M'S fo ull & P lime Se\ crnl '>Pl'llJllV :trt'J'> iHJll lch•JI "ur\(llJI; l'Ond1 t1un-. <'•mwellll\t: sulary & b1mc l'lt•u,unt :.ur· round1n1::. Plcai.e con- t .id per:.onnel olc for I urtht·r m(ormJt1011 40 WPM . Mavy phone:., Maintenance Personel 557-9051. EOE. For People With bonaJ Publlshrng Co. in goudor~1u\JlalJon. Worlc & ret'rentlon --------Secntarial Cieri ol C.M Call Carolane, Ale/Moil Ct.rlr cent.er. Wed· Mon. 7AM MedicaJ Ofc Abbll>I. ' c 751.2u3 \J""ay AH: l'lhl.1 \kl>J TSl -Jg.to .. tun thru Fri !I ~ Will train coru1chmt1ous 4Pll. Good bcnefi~. CQll Will train, must bt: able Switchboard. Typing, 1nd1v1llual for nppl. 493 2305 lo work any houn.. Lilt' keypunch or General LJl.111r l.J.:un lieu ch t213 l!IW· IK:!~ M akt or Peggy _ Mait1t. MKhanic typing, Spanish w;eful. Data Proceu Sldll1 ~ml Cllool.e the dayi.. week~ Work varietl ma111t ::.k1lli.. Jo:xpcr. m u11e or band & power tool~. l\1 usl be llex1ble. P /Tim. COOKS Pvt Country Club. Ex· penenced. U interei.ted An Equal Opportunity Employer. !'lo Cst Community --------m( 110:.1>. Jl872 Coast lh\ y So. La~un:.i. C:111-\99· 1311 GENERAL OFFICE ~ar1ner:. Savini.:~ 1. Apply In Person SAFECO lnwrance Company 17570 Brookhurst. t'. Vly 11am.2pm Mon thru i'~riday Equal Oppor Employer seeking ;1ppl11·an1 '> fo llOS'l'~SS 11 time da) s. ~cni'ralcll'rkf)f>!>1l11111srn uv1:r 2 1 Al:-.o. d1 s- 11s Loun _Prot'C!>Mrll! 'hwashcr. f/lime. ln4uire Construction D1.~hur!.t· a t L 0 m b a r d i ' ::. ments. Dcpts., 1\t'<'urac•) lle~lauranl Suddleback 111 typing req d. ut ·15 51 Valley Pli.t:ta El 1'oro. ---- wpm. Must operate a<1t1 ss1 11GO INSURANCE 1ng mach. by touch M11thcmal1cal uptitude &l•--------•I GENERAL AGENTS· ~l:unt. Enguwer ROBINSONS ,...wportleoch Js Interviewing For MAINTENANCE EMGIMIEER J\Jui.t have cxpcr. in aar cond.. plumbing, elec· tr1cal work. Apply Peri.onnel Dept. Mon-Fr1duy 2-4pm 2 Fa1hion l1land Equal Oppor Employer ,\fEDICAL Exp., manuge ore. of gen. ::.urgcon in H .B. Xlnl sal 714--847-8567 Medicat S•cr•tory Xlnl typing s kills, medil'a~ term11ll.llogy, front ofc cxpcr & ~ome bkkpn~·~!: 645·1172 - & location in which you .~ ti~save.rts. - -' iempo,ory seMce 8Jl·7755 t:oJdwell Banker BldJJ 4040 MacArthur Blvd Ste 308 Newport Bch 1n 1 or 2 days extra work H.tp W411fed 7100 Help W..ted 71 OQ per week. Please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1>44.5404 ltECEPT /TYPIST a I es c I erk. ex P 'I.I Needed full-time for Gilberts, 257 E. 17\h St. N e w Po r t B c a c h _CM. Apply manager. Real Estate Salesperson I 000/o COMMISSIOM Wu furnish desk- tclephone-secretury & help. Publishing Co. Good ALES, Horrible Job knowledge of spelling & RotUm Bra. Mean Bos11 ... l grammar t;11senUal. Retirees accepted. $2.7a 675-~l hr+ comm. 531·0842. LA CASA RLTY R E c E PT I a N I s T · SALESLADYS 495-1870 eve: 831-0737 TYPIST. O.C. Airport PUii lime aod part time. basic know'I of book HOST & lmmed openin.ii:. for kt!eping dc:;m1lil1:. Xlnl General Agent.!> to1 ________ _ sal & bcnefati. 1nduu HOSTESS represent Dentrex-/\ •MEDICAL• Sening all Orange Co 'rramee to Specia hst DR. PERSONNEL Org. Medical Complex 633·9740 area, 55 WPM min, needed for our South personable. eneraetlc. co a s t P I a z a & REAL ESTATE R.E. or Legal eJCper Westminster Mall loca Paralegal for small law *SALES* helpful. Young growing Uons. Exp'd onJy need dtntal. Apply At tTemporaryJ Dental lle3llh Plun tor Mannt>rs.Suv1n1:s lndividuall> & Grouv office. A1rportarea,N.B. Real Estate salespeople firm. Salary com -apply. M ORROUTI!: Probate, tax return & openyourfulure.U!tus n:iensurate w /exper PogeloyMatentity MANAGEMENT The &:'tty Pilot. bas a fundine of trusts. Steno help you into the bus1. _1_sz. __ 19'6 _______ 1 557.5734 1515 Westcbff Or. NU Need individuals with Unhmilcd Oppor Ill onl' Equal Oppor f:mploy1•r plca:.ant appearance and of the fastest 11ro" 1ng TRAINEES L<irge route 1n South graphic sk1llB rcq Phonf ness-Join a company l---------11--7:-:-:=-:-::=-- 13) General M:11ntcn1Jnct People needed Apply 111 person. 1131 B;.u·k Uu) Dr,N ll pcr:.on:iltity to work secl~rs of he:ith care part lime rnduding ~c~all97!.l·27<!__ \\C\:kend::.. Plea:.c call. Keypunch ti-11·3389 9u m lo noon THE IRVINE CO. OAT A ENTRY orR GENERAL Shop machinm.:, <l!.M!Olbl). f1bergl.i~s Small c•o Good advant·eml·nt foi right people. S<!. 75 l star\. 645·6252. Day :.haft. ln·hou.se com putcrs. Rt>q'.s .speed & ac ~ :"Jcwpurt Ct!nler Dr curacy Key to d1::.c ex 'IC\\ port Beach. CA per. helpful. Sal open. Xlnl benl.lf1ti. & 1,1,orkini: Et1ual opportunity conds. Apply. National 1':mployer M F' System:. Corp., 4361 _ _ Birch St. N.B. <Near 0C General Offu:1• RECEPTIONIST Our lovely e.>.t<c. ol'fr«"'- need an ;it11-.wt1w. \\ell groomed rt·ccpl. who ha!> " cheery personality & .1 i.:ood phone mannl'r Various ~ulws require a typ111~ gk11l oC So wpm. llOTl!:L Reccpt1on1st , Ai~r~ 1::.:0 .E._ nt•al. hor.cst, walling lo , lt•arn. Advancement upp. Kitchetl St~ward ty 4!17 2-l·l6. Pvt Country Club, i'~xpr. HOUSECLEANING nece:.sary. l"or interview ca II 644-5404 Eng ::.peaking lady. 4 hrs ·-----.-. -_.-_;;; every other weeli.~ St2. Ph 644 7683 Park Nwpt. Th1::.1s an entry le\l•l ix>s lfou'ic·per1oon. rc:.1dent that includes "Int work F T. Prev. exp required mg conds. bem•f1ls & r to mJnugc house & mo. salary rcv1t·~\l> /\pp perform all housekeep· ly, National System 1nl( duties ancludin!J Corp. 4361 Birch St, N. B cookan~ SSS·-1544 Adv pd 1Nr. OC A1rporl1 ~;of: for hy t!,'.nployer. · ---- Gt:neralOffice llou!tccleamng. 2 Days wkly, short hrs. Must be HOUSEWIVES efhcient. No smoke. No s s s s s s s kids. Can IJVC·in. N.B. F'aJI 1:. here & although 1t 6-12·3'181. LAIORERS PACKAGERS & ASSEMIURS Many Needed Nu"' Car & phone a must 6-tfilllgQ H MPOfiARY II( l P lrTiM 540.4455 Tusffft 731·5731 Equal Oppe>r Employt-r may be early 1t 's time to -. -.-----. - :.tart making .some C'<lr.i HOUSEKEEPER, hv4: an. ca:.b for CllfUST~tAS l\lon·Fri lite cooking, ------- 1'1me1 Life L1hrarics ha::. "! us l s Pe a k i; u m c Laundry Person the fine:.l & one of the ~.n~lrsh Hcfi.. req . Mature. exper 'd . most profitable p time 631•1~5 ______ F1time. Bayview Conv. 1ob:. avail. Wir otfc.:r :1 HOUSEKEEPERS Hosp, 2055 Thurin /\vc, s hirts per day lo I 1t into CM 642·3505. your i;cheuule. a hasc Mature. exper''d . ------- hourly wage -r :i com f''/lime. Uuyvicw M.anor Legal secretary. gen . m.assion & an xlnt bonus. fk C~nv · llosp .. 2055 practice, ex per. Xlnl No travel. 1''1lin1c 11, fhunnAve,CM 642·350S. skills.Ref.835·7441 uvai!flREDOFTllI'.: HOUSEKEEPER LEGALSECRETAltY ROUTINE? EnRlish spcuking. Small Corporation. Exper'd. THISJOB lS fo'Ort YOU' fom1ly. Pvt room & bath. Newport Center. 640·0800 CALL US NOW /\ T Linda Isle. NB. 675-0558. 833-109S TJME·LIFE LJBRARlES EquaJ Opp Emplyr l\f I f' llousekeepcr, Jive-in. Newport Beach, prh• rm /bath, good 1>alary ,644-8395. UllL\flY CLERK GEN'L LAIORER Trucking co ncedb de pend. man who 1sn 't afraid of bard work tu help load boats & do gen 'I mamt. work. See llud. Uoat Transit. 13-i3 Los:an Ave, CM 5 Hrs per day. 9 Mo's per yr. Start $4.223 per hr Typing 45 wpm. 2 Yrs college & 3 yrs gen'I ofc 1---------1 traini.ng. App•y. Laguna Beach Unified School HOUSEKEEPERS flcri-Tin-. District, 5SO Blumont St, LagW\a Beach, Ca 92651 Need responsible in· LIQUOR CLERK P1T d1v1duals to clean model Over 30. l or 2 nil<!b Girl Friday, pJt1me for re· s1dent1al designer in o p a r t m e n t s a n d _642_-6537 __ . _____ _ clubhouse in apartment U94JOR STORE complex. Flexible hours. CLERK Call 494_1533. Monday thru Friday. Please cull mall busy ofc in N.Q. Exper. in gen'I olc work. 644·lll9 fClftHIOOll Ty~ng. some bkkpng & delivery . .Yersntltity ei;· THllRVIHE CO. 11en. Ca ll Sat /Sun, 550Newpe>rtCcqter Dr 6'24059 betwn 8am-6pm. Newport Beach. CA GIRL FRIDAY An Equol Opportunity Type 55WPM, 10 key, EmployerM/F non.smoker proferred,,~~~~~~~~~l aood pay, hour11 to sult.i: 897 Randolph, C M . lbelcpr/~ompanion live· MCM>791 in w/car to care Cor GIUS HHDED =o~~n. Refs. Npt Sandwich del s Day wt, ·--------i..:::::.:.:::::: _____ _ 4 h.r day. Own tnn11. .earn over JUO hr. Cell k m-lpm. Pbones.4N339 HANl>Y MAN. Jack.oC·all U.ida to WOtk J.0.12 hrt per. ~ at a Npt Bch home " ofc. Nda to be ramlllar wJelectrlcal, -plua\blnt fr otber rix.it Jobt, A.a xlftt oppr for a . inaturt, ~apable person fol-a perm poelUoo. Send artet lttato.m.l ol np. 6. • hrt>' wac• 1'9<1unted to M 1140, D ally Piiot. f P.O. Sox 1580, Co1ta Meaa,CA1a82' JACK IM THE IOX of. fen o proven formula to IUCCtlS, l..aguna • approx earn· 833-9982 name 16 years in Orange RESEARCH AIDE SALESLADY tnl!S s.500 per month. Mon ,ARTS MAN County. Call CJ:ure or F/llme M·F. Req's col· FOi" ext'lusive children s thru Fri afternoon::. and Warren at RE A L lege level courses In store. So. Coast Plaza. Sat & Sun morning:.. Car Manne eitper µref'd. but ~'TATE by McVAY. Exper'd, m<iture person t d M Biology or Chem. Will and good driving rt!cord no req · aranc 17141842·9371 rrux chemicals & ~olu-1_549-__ 8585_· _____ _ r-•wred. Call 642·4321 engines & hardware. 2431 ---------~... W Co t 11 N r1 lions & ass1Sl in other ALESLAOY m<iture lenln 01 a Mana-· LeaYl·ng name and phone as wy · cw po Real &.late Sales People J • 7 7 -Bch a~-eels of molecu ar Permanent s Day ·wk ment Train•• 011d number ' wanted. Up t<? 90/tBoc;h:. b' ony lab. c~•1 Pc•"'Y . I COmm bpll.t Nwpt c .. '" .... 9-5:30. Conlact Phil, 1pend 8 weeks of oft---M-0-TO_R_R_oun_; __ PARTS/STOCIC S.SS·S6i.j . Bierer. tor appl at 642-1133 the-iob trainhtcj in one The D:iily Pilot h:is a Exper. desired. not re· --714/675-2159. Po11tion 1s1-------of HM ---t 1-•atln large route in Mission q'd. Will truin. Mu:.t pas~ REAL ESTATE SALES located at Saleslady, part or !/time. ·-· '""" · · , h. h c h 1 · l d b ck DOUBLE KERCKHOFF Mature. Bakery. ProCJroms yet de· V1c10 area, good .or 1g o. P y:.aca tnc u . a 494 S'MObe\ 4 6 school or college 11tudent. X·rays. Call tor uppt YOUR MARINE LAIS · wn · pm. nloped in the falt Approx earning~ SJOO per 540-7639 E.O.E. EARNINGS! Coronadel Mar SALES food indultry. Ad· month. Call 642-43:!1 und P rt ti H b /\Facility or , _.,111 divi·sion of larg~ •ance to Assidant leave name and phone. a . me m am ur11e1 Unique new REALTY CALTECH """' ------& Sundwich 11Land, CdM NETWORK conceplofrs. nullort.al corp has open MortoC)er and wortc in NIG HT CLERK Gd . arca673·3430 youthemoslcompetitive EqualOppEmplyrm,f ing to be filled im CNW of our locatiofts 11alary Apply m person progrum in real est.ale mediately for sharp. rn connnient to you. It only. Ali Bab:i Motel, Part time 5hif\, 8•1 or 1·6· today. A powerful sale & I div interested in a 2250N rtnl d CM Telephone Ani;weranp I t l _. RESTAURANT Al marketing c<irccr Thi! promot•d to Man•· - -ewpe> v .. Bureau, work on bus) nves men prvi[ram service per110Mel. AJ>ply backed by the most in person 3 to 5 daily successful applicant with ment ba1ed Oft your HURSESAIDES switchboard. EOE sensational listing pro-27750 Crown Valle) the abihly to meet ppo}I obillty ond job 7am.Jpm, 3pm-llpm. 546 3333 cedure ever devised. Parkway.M.V pie. ambition, and;,,. availabUity. Exper. pref'd. ~les a PART·TI ME college Designed tor spirited rle:in cut appcaranq- Verde Conv. Hosp .. 661 man, Mon -Fri foi snlesagenL'lwhowantto should earn Sl6,000 Rl .... t •w we·~ look· Center St. CM. 548·55115. warehow,ework 556-273{ more lh11n dbl their mon-RETAIL PLUS p1yr. Company fr • .,f. •-~' , ...... __ , uh -----lhJ.y production. Call our inge benefits included'. lftCJ or muov - 1 Wn NURSES AIDES PASTI>UP ARTIST president for a special ln· CLERK 5 Need dependable lrans1• ltCllnino, 1toblllty and 7.3 and 3·11 shafts. c\.ery Man. 5 yrs exper Musi terview. We will train 1f ne<'' d t mo n 1 trot e d other weekend otr. II 8 . type. Will train tt 957-8787 Rapid advancement 11 1_,,.rvliory ikllli to Conv. Hosp. 847-3515 typeset. Peartr~ PreSt, --------UTOTEM • quuhf1ed Apply lo: 644 79M Coenldtnc. Markd5 TELEPROM"ER eftter ow next traininCJ NURSES AIDES. needed · · _ -_ REAL ESTATE PostUorui open lat. 2nd & 901 W.16thSl. ND ·' snlion becJfnnhtq Oc· for conv ho:.p. Full & '8X Ans S-.c Oprs 3rd sh 1 It b 1 n S .i n 642·326() tober l pit Day shift includ. Immed. opcrunus. App}u Creative & prof. co. will Clemente & L3gunu -----. wknds Apply, Beverly " J be · of • · SALES MANAGER Manor. 340 Vlrtoraa , an person betwn 9am & soon open111g cs tn Beach. Qtherarcashavc Due to our ellponslon Costa Mesa 4 pm Mon .Fr 1 J 5 ~ Npl. Bch. & C.M. areas. operungs also. No exper Mobile Home resale t'<>r and CJl'OW1h, we have ---------noche:.ter St , Costa We have openings for req'd. Apply at any ol Porataon. Busy office T NURSES AIDES Mesa. • new o r ex Per . ourstores. Must have exper. 10 optnhtcJs ht orranc:e, :.ales persons & mg rs. 2588 Newport Blvd Mobile Home Resales & Lon CJ Ito ch a" d All Shifts. Good bene. PIX An1ww Ser• who are interested in a Costa Mesa tft2·7702 Traming and Managin.i.: Orange Courity. Apply Garfield Conv. Wuntto workdays, after career. Apply by calling ---------1 Sales Force. Terrific op Hosp. 7781 Garfield Ave, noons & evenmgs in N. B for mterview pnrlunity ror quallfieq lndlvldual1 Hltcted H.B.847·967lE.O.E. & COM .arcat.? Work 631-0400 RH'1F/tl1M mana~er. Gr eat op will receive a•eragel•--------1 J 1time or p i limc 1~~~~~~~~~ AIDES portumty for advaoc~ NURSES· Weekends u must. Xtra1: ORDERLIES ment in expanding cor wHlcly tarnhtCJI of RN's 568.$72 Stf p a y f 0 r c x p c r •cl & Mental Health poration. High earnlngi.. $.200 ptr week. com. Pri operators. Cnll 640-8292 Receptionist, Typing, Workerb Send resume today, t\lo pewy lMMffft. and a $64 ~rsDuty H E.O.E. bookkeeping PR. Must Call831·1774 P.O. Box 5373• Gardt!n r ..1-y w-..a.. w--L LVM'1 $ • 4' S b Grove, Ca. 9*5 ~ __. ,..... $48.Prlvate Duty --------•I c self starter & or- •tDES $36-$38 Stf PIX OPERATORS .«:an 1 z er Sewing RM SuptrYisor Salesperson, p/tirne, e>i lnter•ltw1 wiU "" Pulse board, PABX cord knowledge helpful. Op· 11·7. Xlnl 801 & fringe per pref'd. Contem $38 Private Duty t d benef1ls Mesa Verde po r a r y W om a n·~ be cottck:hd Serving all of Orange co. & cordl<'ss. Some w 1typ. portunrty or a vance· Con MON ""-pt 12 w l h & d c tng. Start now"· ment. "'1U or part time. v. Hosp, 661 Center Sportswear, interview •• ,_ • ()(' ihg rs sys o I ter I b t I St. C.M. 548-5585. mg Mon. Sept 12. 9-UAM. 10 .... us·.lOPM your choice.-Refs & mal n v ews yapp .on y. "",.... Th p .. p 1 Bryson-Crawford. 211 prac ins. req'd. Group e a04ern cope SALES clerk lorda1ry. as-Beach St. Laguna ms. avail. 1240LoganAve. Ste L st mgr, mature person --• APPLY JN PERSON WESTCUFf C08ta Mesa, CA 92626 over 18. F, T. Call ~ton,. SALES JACIC IN HwMs R~stry 957·072'7 f'ri 7-8pm only· 645-5'18~ Part time, 5·9pm, t.1011 THI IOX 1617 Westchfr Dr SALES .,.,.,, perfect for Colleair R~ioeol Office Ste212 Newpe>rt Bch lrvhM 540-445 SU,,LEMENT Student, no preasurc- 16162 leach llvd ~~-:;;o9~;~:~:t Tmffn 731·5731 RICEPT /SEC'Y YOUR INCOME ~I~f[ quiut1 to meet Ste 100 Hc..t lch --------F.qual Oppor Employer ~f;::e. ~:\~~ 0J~~~ $$$$ SSH SD Fwy, exit.Beach -•·cR.HE:LPER ment, pleasant phoQt PAltTTJME SALESrstS°" .. Blvd south """" PIJ ptionl t voice at ability to meet & TlLIPHONE WORK For flne jewell')I ator~ Arthltectu·rai ore req's e 1 work with business ex· Know'! or chlna, CT)'atal help in mall room . Goodappearance&typ ecutlves. Newport HOUSEWIVES silver. fine Jewelry~ Jf an interview is incon- venient at this time. please call or send a let· tet or resumQ to 4833 f<"ru1Uand Ave .. Vernon, Ca 90058. (213) 589·9141. JACK IN .. THllOX Operated by Foodmaker, Inc. ASublldiaryo( Ralston Purtna Company ~.., Opportun~>' Employer M/F :irchlves. Ubrary; supply Ing required. Cnntuc Center. Call ~or appt. COLLEGE STUDENTS window display. F'/tlm1• room, etc. Must have .Mrs. Hauser. ~SObetWn:Bam·llQOR, G u atant~ed Hour ly Cal1673·0334. own transp. William L. COHH!LL Wage Plus eonuis 5·30 , Pereira Assoc ., CHIVROLIT pm to 8:30 pm. Call Salesperi1on n eeded MacArthur at. Ford Rd, 2828Hurbor81vd Rcceptlonlst/Proprietor 646·4223ortontea>Z50E. p/timo lor retail store In NB. ('11Al &«<0620. EOE. COSTA MESA needs exper. girl with t7tbSt .. Costa Mesa. N.8. Must be lntere11tcd M/F. 546-f200 xlnt typrog, pleaisant l•-lliiiiiiiiiiiiil~miiliil•iil m energy & water con telephone voice. & u SALES servalloo. 675-&UO. OFFICIWOIKH PHONE SOLICITOR clear kl1iical head for SCOU.a.t S Reijel lhll't lor PM'it ft ~ lmmed, $3.00 h management company nlcbt• In retlr mcnt ~tut. M0rt·Ftl3·9PM. N office. Salary quoted S•DINTS home. Call 4lM•9'58 for aellln&, no ex per ro· af\er pel'fC)nalint.ervacw Get Yow, /TllM detalla. lulred. 754-1601 aft IPM ....;63._1_·~-----JobLfMdUP.Mowl " MllOHB.n Kelp y~ll to a Huplnt 1eltctlon or Qualified Hopeful.I tn the DAILY PILOT HELPWANTJo:DADS udrey llCIPTIOHJ$T Tlme/Ltf 1.1brane11. 1---------1 Retlrtment Center. iood Int. offtta xll)t money Plastic. bc.>neftts, ca.JI '"" appt. for •hOt\ fJex1bJ b.oun. ' ... •tcno.... •• 'Ku We have ii 1u.ranteed ""' " wl·-hourly wnae "t • ()Om· MOU> SIT·UPS __ .__..._ ___ , mlulon 4 a handaome Knowied&e or matertalt bool.w. 0111' atm01pbere & uper w/nt·up It RECEPTIONIST lufuncuualon~ltalllt OJ)fratlon of lllJectJon & ,,_. .... n ... f tolcu to qualify IA tr .. nsru mold1na or ~"'' I""' P£RSONAL1TV. U you 1mall precision part1. llke \al.klna on the P.hono t>J.ly Shift America 'll Jeadlna de· • ba~ a little 1parl1e:1n STACOSWITCH tMC vetoper or plaoned corn. >'OUI' vol~. this .)ob 11 lor l139S.~er CO.t1tMe111a mu.nltiea hu a.n im· )'C)Ur,ll'/thneisavau. 54t·l04 I tnedJ•l• opul1111 fOf • 80Ul'fDGOOJ)! F..qualO~ Employer part•tlrnt rectptlo~. CALLUS NOW AT 1b1' 11 • pcnnaMn.t. part. au.e0t1 tJme potl.l~ WJCh bour:t TIMg.Ll,E varyJn41 fn)frl l& • 20 pt( l:.181\ARIE ~~k. EqU&IOpp t:mptyr m/t • L" I ........ , 1001 .... cmcff 10 I 0 '-••' IOIO r.•w w IOIO ~Sa&. IOll Mlsceet...CMS IOIO .......................................................................................................................................... Sunde '9m1Mlr 1 t 1171 110 H..,W ... •4 1100....,W.td 7100 W nd rl d Norat> froat.free 2 dr Dhl in .. lll'cu • boic •Pr· Sol•" JovetHt. recently Antique porcelain, 2 anU· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• O an rc:Cr111 wJlo11 ffc:~'tr tn'1•· almo .. t new ~5. pdMOOforplushbmtet, q~e clock11. Miian11vox~SED5Lt~e niiJ~hcptg. •SALES• R.alE1tat.I •11111&,.tTi... ,_~ .......... c J&. VOGUll.I. . 540.5010 SALIS /S.c,..twy hw lerirl' U1thum1 1 l•rtl 1h.ah 1·n111µi.11t) f\ Ill 1 .. 1 ... pm ... ht.~r\hulMI Ill "'') \: l n l l' o n 11 11 1 o n 1 l'ot l1l011d1h C ,1Jl IH' ('I l SALIS & STOCK 'low h1rini: fur '/ hu ,1 U\llb, full ~ 11 tmw f'"" • \l u ... t b1• '" 111 htw11 'lOA\I &I 'lt'i\l l)µ..1u1 h 'P4'Jltcnto: 1k"11 1lilo 1tu1 not nt-c. A1•PI> 111 I" 1 "'"1 ·---------· :>llMMEn t~ O\ 1-:1t Of Antlaues! ~hl •. .id coud illo Per.An wood dbl tidbtd .eltror$235.8'0-1137 AM/FM rodlo •phone. U Pa_•.;:~ ome. 1• WU.AT NOW" You l'Jn llUO i-; wur~hou H sall-lJ773 125.17J.94119 Swivel de.Jc chulr. Sew·1-.-·-IC3...._·>'.._ _____ _ •SICllTAlllS Jd 1klll 1ruinln11 11u111 -l'AlUte rumisbln&J from 2 tng macbJne • cabwet PalrofH" F d ... Telt4,400Lecll vulu•blf' v.or k ,., l'r•mmt'd with O\ft•r )00 Apt. !llLC llt•frtl(, v.ork!i MO\flNO SALE, Sofa, BT Bal~BayclubApt. ltMS 2046 Ma le cy' or mags .... pcrltni. .. 111141 .ttll'llJ llJI lllUltlC lJuXl'lt u~kclu hoc llSO. I> U1 wr Or~1111cr l.llmp. St.and. TWtQ a.cl.. eait for appt. ~. 64.S-ioos p • • ~cb...}~!J• fenders, hood W.LAArffUJk lc•i 111'\lo Jllllnu~. ,·ir~·ui. or w,rnirror. very l(d. ~15 2 •mall Dreqer, oddt & ext404.,67$-3'781 ... eti&U"';,cover$30. Ford EmJtib>'ertl•uyAJl l"'"' A~~nyln N'cr~~!~~r Yv.o~•I icun•. w1&ll elot·k!I. \l.1pJu 8ur Stool.I. xlnt. end ... 6at/Su n, 1910 na: poni tbl, outdoor lnlcklS ,Slugwheel& LJ' Ile ~·r.,\a.wnr) thow you how Jmnm" lt1t 1ir1rndl ltlthur t.'ludtit. ~.cu. l.Sl3 Oranaic Ave. Court. .N 8. furn, i11:t.e 8 clothes, aome Ure$'). Ford .~uck 5 lu~ 41J1001rchb&,Slul04 Jk-Opluwho\l'JOhK-dthl' fu..c:miauoaunllquui. CM642·~ 675·7631 G••S. 1055 anUques: brass, copper, epUt rim lS wheel & N1._ ....... Dcuich 11.~lOO On•r$1 000,000 Worth -----.. ••••••••••••••••••••• "'hi.no, lamps, prints. tube$8.642·3379 ....,.. J\irny t·1111 "d }UU 111 th\ \ I I S 11 ( • Jlk Ile b & lo t 2 " l:Ullfot •&>Pll .. t•h 11~ tru1n1n.c ~ou "1111l ·" '.11wr1t·u11 nt.1.·~nul1·""~ ma r1.1 r.~. e ·~ew: re . coue ve sea ' PUIUC .AUCTIOM 5'4-&s'J9. 10131 Brier Lo, Pool table. 4x.8 Custom SECRETARIES \\II h & wit lluut 11h ~ ._.1m1 • ~l111t1 &.. '""it: krill 'I 111• »$ lw '11<•1111011 l>M 6 ~ '( MP\Jht,h, '; l l· lrvlM uo.uu •l)l1111wnt )OU wunt t·ol li11lh1i:at:•' ll!02 r Kt ,llcr ~. Bel ~l .M. 731·2J63, Hett chMJ. 2dVelvet c:bra, MANY FINE JTEMS OF S.A. (Cowan Hgts) bwlLSlate with light I JI '""St . lrvlne fcl nJ\6PM64:t·~ kngbdsprd, rpa,ahe•rt ESTATE JEWELRY, 979-048 . 1·"1' 1ll·ihh ,t11 iuw YfQu 7M 1777. Opt.•n Wt'<I thru II I IOJO wrgbt lroa cof tbl, bvy ART OBJECTS AN 6 FAMI LIES on San---------t'i.1!'~111:.irntt"f> 10 S!ll001 or ~mt ti A \1to4 P~1 \'l,11 • eye•• alaas. "6-2824 TlQU"""' FIN"' F'URN . C.rlt:MJ Ln. C.M. havlna 2 Brau lampa •100 .,.,..,., u 1:1 >our l'll 11'l •••••••• • •• • ••• ••1••••• ------~. .:. ., o S I 545 603S I r • • mt•nl. Ch1•ck It out Cull 'UILIC AUCTION JSpeed Huffy bike man's Lovely Frenc:b Bed, E'OC. PHONE FOR IN· arage 8 e · n ° Surfboard. $20. Guit;ir A1111y MANYJTt-::'ttSOto't'JNE orboys.~oodcon<l.Mus~ NapoleonJc atyle, FO. & BROCHUR~.HouseholdGoodsl065 S40.2Ftsb.in&polea,etc . c; .... tu 'ki.J l tUIO:!I 1-:ST.\TE .1 1-:WF.LftV. seUSla.Alboglrl'a:Jspd. bru11he<l 11h.-el Cr ume. &l>.2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _640-8688 ________ _ tlu11tm~ch111 lkh 'lli:t 1111i1 AHT o BJ ECT S. AN Schwinn $65. Aft 5:30pm, rnullrcas & bolC aprin.:li. 3 Sat/Sun at 1336 Cooway Carpet, !lxll. Marine aquarl um, 26 l.u1o:u11v. llllh• 71ill 5251 1'l<JUt::.s. l''lN E Ji'UHN .. 645-7857 11do p11low11 " 2 end CM Bunk bed sofa· Cood condition gallon. Sell complete1 Sw1lchbo:11 ii 0111 Will 1';t"C. l'llONB ~·on JN· Man & Woman~ J spd ~flows. $<100. 67s--0802__ cha~r. refrlg, c'tothe11: __ 549 o~ even1ng11_ even wuter. Will move & trum; Supcn?r .\~i.wer· :.g.22t~ UROC.:JIURE. 1>1kes. ~ womans st&n· Convertible 6' So~a. toys&misc.979-9915 J~ry 1070 ~p.$100.494-8312 '!1ll Scrv1l·c. 250 1'... 17th _ ----dard bike XlnL cond. makes Into dbl bed, like Rugs bdbrd dish ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1;1 PRJCE SALE st.Ste..!.:._Up.st.ura.CM_ AnUquoCul6'l&1li:.&other ~-8174 ~ewS200..:.67S.0994 rt' &'g e:· res, WA~TED Clot.hi Se tlZ-17 rl 11 l IJI Old --1x ures rea misc. " ng:sep • Swffchbrd/Rec:pt Ttn c 1c11 edl' 1 eli;.h SEAR'S Boy'!i Spyder. !,JIVOR CE SALE · 225CostaMesa,C.M. TOP CASll DOLLAR TICKTOCKER ti bo h Ja ro..1 wu c cs, GoodCo d'' , Socrlfice vuluable THRIFTSHOP 'YI> n~:.. mu"l ave 673lil74 nit.on.~ 1,.. If WI di VW parts all kinds PAJO f'OR YOUR 5'10W 19t.hSt cu ~d tele vo1u· & lront ofr 5411-4219 nomas:•1 el a 1114, n h•ehld 1·t'em" furn' JEWELRY W"TClfES · · "' ~ II c II -rm Mil "' 1 v ng rm urn " ". • • " .. • exp nee . Jrc..t J AnU<1ucs· Rosew~ mar GIRJ.'S 5 SPO 27" Vistu + kan, st bdrm :.el desk clolhes, books, etc. ART OBJECTS. (;OLD, Plllball macb dlx antique • t>iV\\V\!~lm111i.tcr lll Judy.113Jl'JIHI b}c buffet Ch err) Gc.l.co111J 5b3. ~ ex;<:utlve chr' th11 Everything must go, SILVElt SERVICE , top cond & action, reg W~tmtn.•ll·r ---------•IT\:\I Dravl·1:-. l..1.:unu Cr..ilt•lc~ u1n1ng Lahk. U.16-706!.I weekenJonly 842-Ssrt lt:avlng country. All this Fl'll(-; ... URN & AN s1ieS399.J1m548-S931 Pants Place Tustlft n 1-5731 t~uJI Opix>r Employer ----------i Sl':Clll':J,\RY 11.•J<h & ~.1n Clcnwnll '.1c~1ul..1. lumps, lrunl.s -Wl<ek. 14482 Spa, H .B. TlQUt:S.ti4S.2200 -1!1.J 28()6 lh Sp<l U1kc. 24" 835. 20" ti' SOFA. 5' loveseat, olfve S p r l n g d a t e & Custom 41,.lix9 SQlid Oak SALIS s2s.ooo.sso.ooo f Within 5 yr!> in \·11111 O\\n ln~uran<:c Bu' •Part t1mt: lo 11lurl , ·Full comm1:.i.1unb •fr~ trummg pro1o:r.1 m •OrJnt;c County OCflt·1·i. Eve Appl... <.:all ="u" ( · Fcwnwn 1111. Group :. JOECONNEHS l,..aguna Niguel 83Hlll6 Central OC 1170·77 IO SANDWICH ~1AK1':1l & GENr:HAI. FOOi> l'HEI' Part llml'. (l,•\tbll' h1111r,, ideal lor studcnh ~ 541 ~2 75 11 hr <'hi! 1\lc} t•rh11C "· :;,,'j ti:!I:! '...scalll!>tn·:.;, for '.111~·d ~ullci. " ml r 111 1 .... 1111111 J11du,1n Voll 111 I' T CJ II ti7:1. J.'1:1'.1 Iii'' n !I :1 Ill -.11 1••·r-1.n 1111 fouil i.;ilt:~ l1111lo.lr.c,,:1 !11m -.; U \';in1·cl & 'hJllt•ni.:; 111i,: '"me· hi.I.pm.: 1:.J • stg bal.11 \ !i111111·ol •11111,. 751 5i IJ SECRETARY wpl Bch co11sult111i: firm ;,~ck:. sc1·rdun rcst•ard1 a~-.1~ta11l 1'11'>1 "lion n·q111rr:. l'\l't·pt1on.il :."\t11t1st1rnl lYJ1111g :.k 1 lls t~ ;il11hty w C1i.:11n·' lll'1· .. 11t <·ollt·gt• prdcrn•d Ad \'Jnccmc nl pnll'nl1al ~ ~· n <f H <• s u m ,. l " ('l:1ss1l11•tl /\ol :::11 ll,111\ 1'1lut, l'O !lo\ l.1lill ( o l.o ~fCt.J. t ·,, 't'.!ti:!f, Secretory /Rec: pt. Gen C11nlr;it•lor ' "" .,.'ull lime. l'erm l'.111 !->hirlcy !179·42:!.! SECRETARY SJll'" & Admin,.11 ;111\1 o.·pl fnr lnlt•r1or U1• .. 1 'II CAREER SECRETARY A Career Not A Job tor <.:ht:t l...r Cab Cu Girls Bike $15. Lge gm. Xlnt. <.'Ond. Medit. Westminster.894-1260 UYHtock 8075 Pool table, incld all ac-M 1'', musl hil' l' mature Trike. $15. 548 1052 i.tyle. $325. 962-0362 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ceaa. 962-8715 pleas anl ih~po,1l1on. CALANUERSHOWS -------415 Acacia , CdM . Reg.Morganmore,broke ---------- nt•nl ap1>4:ar. 'Int 1111"11..: *PRESENTS• Grand l'rl\ Hawlt·1J:h . Drop leaf thl, 0 chrs. drk 5.tl/Sun, Sept 17·18. Art to ride &. drive, blk Two ~ w/frame, glasi. ret.· Call i>.itl\, l!l-lnlt t'h.Orong.County Nearly ncwlO:.pcl.Slan· i.lJtn, $100 Knee hole &antiques parade Morgan gelding, cockta,11 tbl, Man~ ur493 8!Sll8 7 J1\\l AMTIOUE dard.Sl15.Ph4!M3990 whtdsk $50. Lrg while Eng, Western (714> womans3spdbtkes.6 TelephoM Sales SHOW &""s "'LE n..tui; Oltomon. orrer. All LOTS A GOODIES, Sun 338-1011 artificial plant. All xlnt A luildinc) Mat9rial1 8025 i.:it L·ond. 552.9192 8 • 5 P M . 1 1 1 i; 9 ---rond. 559-8174 WJnl to make monc} ~ •S t 9 IO I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Spurkleberry, Fln Vly. l';.in you !>l.'11 un the ep' • • I hundred 50 lb l10x~" of St•an, 8' Gold Pluid Couch NrWarner/Brookhur11l MJsc.Uaneou1 8080 One walnut finish twin l>OOllt:''!T•111S 1n our bu:-.1 llrs llolOl'~tl''ri."-'!'.Jt, l(l'cen sinker nails. ~100/bslofr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedw/xJntmauress.$50 nci;:.. G·lli·JO:Jo •"k 1111 1:!101> P;\'I Sunduy 8121box. 1;75.1)417 Bob <.:n11 752.5740 Garage Sule, 1783 Tustin WA~TED Set or men's golr club:. l::nlry level :-.cl'r4'tijrwl Hay i''rcc Parking ----Ave .. Costa Mesa. Thurs, " w/cart. $25. 548-4219 poslllon with growing Convcnlwn C:encer llotl'I Carnera1 & Xtra long studio l'ouch f'ri, Sat, Sun. 8-8PM TOP CASH DOLLAR - - mm1c·omputurm11nufll<.' Tclcpho1ll' S.il,•:-. i\d· l\nott's lkrryFurm ·Equipment 8030 w1f1tlcd cover & uphol --PAID ,FO il YOUR Full size llide·a·be.d. lW't:r 1n Irvine· ~y;, pc \crllsln~ Will lra1n WITUAD ~i .7!'>1•.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJuck rc:.t & stor11ge. A·l SUPERGARAGESALE JEWELRY, WATCHES, hcrculon cover $179, y~ar for the laJ,t 5 yeuri-. Som1.: :.Jh·-. l'\lll'I Full &1----------MAM I YA UNIV PJU;ss & i•ond. S,15. 540·6338 5 Families· Everything AltT OBJECTS. GOLD, Trundle bed _w /mats 11 r f ..r ~ d l'f 1n1 l t· o P I> lime. S3 hr • 1·11mm. atc:es Used on<:I.! S350. from furniture to VW 6 JI, v ER S·E R v 1 c E, Sl.50. Will rebwld your 1111rt unttlt·:. fur pro 1n5 729tio111.~, :H;:.1~ OAK· Url.';.~l·r. Lib & l·nd Olymiius OM·l hod", !\lu"t sell dining rm lbl. 4 Hu:,, over JOO Items. One J<'INB fo'URN. & AN· mattress & box springs, fc~:.1011:il dc\l•lu1mwnl u. lbb. ruckl·r. w J lnul. arunl. .,125_ Call S48·tl034J l'h111, S375, metal file cab, Day only Sun Sept 11. TlQUES. MS-2200 twn or full. both for .1 M'l'rl'l.cr' lhru m huu!'>l TdcJ,1hu111: S;iil"• wa.,hsl unrl . ;,cw c:ihnt. .. 2 t•hrs, walnut & blk, Corner Pacific Coalit -$39.SO. Ph: 547·5636 ,cm111.1r:. .1nol J11h rcl.1l1·• '""d Monl.'} ~S.,S::.::.s::.::. t:hcrry si•t di-.k & <:hr, Super fl Koduk lnstamati<: marble col lbl. 2 !\1ed1l Hwy & Ca m 1 no LUGGAGE TAGS 1~·,J.1unstlJ1lll11:!>. He· Work on l'huncnc\\ 11:.l 11wlt.271Shcrw()O(l.C;\l \lov1t• Carnl;.'ra. 1-;x. l'nd lbls. sm Mt'ffit nile Cspaslrano 111 No. San Pwr lawnmower $25. •1wn·~ 1 ~ 1·;1r off1l'c ~" 1111.:-. ~ 30 A ~I lo 1:! :JO 5411 2153 ~l'C 01mc J !tnc' ,. "11 c 0 l c: u 11 d 1la1111 • :1tand. Afl 5prn. ti45 7~ Cle~~te-from your business card. Bdrm dresser & night 11n1cnw .1n<l lyp111~ ;i \.\I . 5 .Jo I' )I lo II.JO 4!» i.&17 Send one card for each stnd $50. Lamps $10. tiUWpm, due lo promo I' )I l'hlml' 1,11, k!:!;I 111 lle:iut1f11I . unu;,ua1 com·h __ · _ _ Ulhs:.C!y (.;uml! s.5C> Kan11 Office.Garage Sale; 8 of· lag plus one spare. We Brwn vinyl couch, gd linnal opporlunllics l'Omc to 2.)(1 .. : lilh M ~ d1J11, 'I lu11J.[. Custom Tiurn1>cl Uulllh ~;ll. '"t' bed ·35 ttcelmcr rice chairs, end tables, return permane ntly cond$40.7S9·1914 ~ t•.u ch:J:rl'l' prdo.:rn·d ~wto o. CchLdh·'J 111.111 o· 1 n 1 lHI~ 1.ir a cdlcnl cu~idillun ' 1·hJ1r l>'75 !>18 13% lutchen table & chairs, sealed attractive tag & • ... -:.ll1J.1ci monlh lu!->lJrt I' ...... 1 ri en.: 1' .... l ••I •· t:ll :>.-Iii pamlings, 2 couches. strap, meeting airline Couch SSS. Lg coffee tbl T~l~phone Solicitor :-.tulft.~I \\llh h111-.uh • .11r & :I IJl' lT\ld :.ch•ct1ooal, bS225d; rrusc. Sat/Sun 10 & llth I.D. reqwrements. Pre-~5. Oster Vegetable l'll':.&M' i.ubmll n • .. una1 \111 h-.Jl,1n hl'>t111) 10 , DIANf JOH ... SON COMPUTER AUTOMATION llili.'H Von l\i1rmun I nine. t'a !l:til:l ,., "' \ 111111• > 1111 1.1} ''"" 11 Cats 8035 c r vd ma t wn e s ( u . s ) 0 n I y . 5 1 6 a vent 1065 & theft I For a Juicer SU. 645-11615 I tMI per hour lo ,t.111 • 1 d SISO 2 " tx•uu" S:J .>t• tn ••• "·" lnr •>II •l 'ou 1 all .l'dl1l'I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ' an • : s;:rn, Robinwood Dr. H.B. personaUied lag enclose Golf Cl bs 4 oocb 8 1 1.11,11 1111 .1 .. 1lur,· !li·1·p lh'il mdk kitten. Tort1e i.told h:.i:.c :.~ivel chairs,----------wallpaper fabric or u • w • riroclu('l'I E,,.., \toil.."' I I ~-.·3-"wallmarror.S35Lamps, Furn, Clothes, ··oa·yGlo"'pa""'r "-we Irons ; 1977 .Jacl. I I ~1111 I 111111 \\II I I Ill . d \ l'I Jdull. S50 & Ull ~hols. .,,..., ,...,, ..-. ~ i c11m111rt .1 ''" ... 1,,.11111111 +mi~c A .. ,,.,..,. Appli'ances, M ari'ne Wlll bac._ & '-'m your N cholaus Heritage. 11 d1·,1i:n' 1"1 lllJ.!l'tl •.,·I \'cl 540·!!965 ~ .. .,.,..,.,,,.. .. u • ini.::. 11.UJ:.:i. 1 Jo 10 hc·.ul i·•ncr ... ~ t·;ir\cd --. . --Hardware, Paint, Scuba tags. Or try two cards New: $219. 3 Woods >I .101'\I ,. 111.1111 1217 Sofa. 8 Danis~ Teak, Equip. Sat/Sun. 235 backloback. persimmon he~ds_. 9 lnl "'"''\ hardwood DOCJS 8040 blue, $175. l'o rm1ca Sherw~·'Pl.C.M . PRICES. aro. ns, pwr blt C1tat1on. 'I I HE So•n l\'l' ·' (f,1' \\ k ~.II.II'\' ~ t lllllnl ,\pply: .«JMI E l'ua,l I I\\\, C1I ~1 ·r.iw Tru1·k l>n' ~r~ l'" rram~ It t.1k''' 3 nll'll lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• lr I tabl <->< SmaU ~ .. ~ esse o, _..,, ""'eaor J/""' ......... 540.1419. mu\1· II Trul\' <lfl un· DOG TRAINING f .,.,.., rAc "'"'' 8 b · ..,.. - I 11 l · 1 so a,-.., .....,"\I...,.. a y Items. Tools & 41:»~ ...... 60ea. u~ua a< 1 1 11111 u ) '!ur Your place or M inC> --M · · t ... _ -hwm· .\l'i1 a malchang John 1;75.2140 WATJ<:Rnf;J) SALE. S atnSuy m10i4sc865. 1Soem s. 6/9tagsSl.50ea. f .q1wl Ofll"•rtllllll ) l"'t"d. Top II••." ,\pp!y. .l':mploYt·r ~1. t• t;&w Toi' mi.:. llHMI In uw wool rug that ,els orf -----SJ71J !.Ir-It ht a 1 n · · nora tOormoreSl 40ea. h & h II "cmp w i r . Rd Costa Mesa 556·0866 caleuTuxJncluded your t·out· l' iur to Sibc11u11 llui.ky, 7 moo c Savc ~50 . t<'LOAT & __ • · · ., ., Sewing Machine cabinet and chair $20., GMC 478 M. truck parts 846-2729 ----------c An~. NH Ii ll 1:.i:1:t h,·~1 .11h·i111tai.:c. 646·6188 m;ile. Cull 55i:!·60H fur DREAM WATI::llBF.DS, Household items. Avon NOCARD? 52 Sq. Yds. Multi colored 111 1~1:! .. 1:1:16 __ det_a1ls 21 llH Beach nr. ul Allan planters. Sali Sun Sept Draw your own or send quauty cpl, $75. Orf white SECTRY/CP• Ofc Trainini:? • Wool I'll" l'u,tom de· Shih Tzu PU"li. Md ... AKC ta, 11.U. 060·320'~. UHl, 9:30AM·6:PM. 2207 name, address, phone & drapes w/flowered tie ""' .. ,.. American. CM we'll make one card per backs, S'lS. 631·2144 ~lu;.t hJ\C J>lalisti~al I! I G 1.1 .. :-..(. !! 11 O I. s1i.:ncd lur ·• l'u:-.Jcll•na reg. Champion sired . Babycrlb&chcslSlOOor ----------tag.Add25'eucb. 1)11111:.: l'\llf .cbn ltd1l <.H.\Dl \ll'.S lra11:111i.: 1-: ... 1a1c111 t:~11l. lk'aulllul Ueautu:s!552-11194 L>cat off<'r Call 557·3628 PATIOSALE Scndcheckormoneyor· LaSALLE Sten otype klc•pl111111· ,'(. ll'l'l'ftlltHll'I 1" ... t..ill ) uu I h111"t' \\ url, rnlnr~ IJco1·11 l<thl' hat·k· -evs/wknds. Lots or things! Books. der lo: mach. Stand & books. dul11·' Iii I • 1-1:1:1 ·1xlli ".1 1111 .1111111 ~1111 i IHli>"' ~:rounrl \1 ilh <11wnlul etc Sh1h·Tzu pups.!) wks old. r lothes, housewares, S:.il. PILOT PRJMTIHG 645-1743 <, ..i 111 I. ti I .1 11 cl t' \ 1i.:11 of hlui·~ IS.. tt,·1 .,.c~. S2i5. ,\KC <.:hamp100 Bedroom furniture & nc· & Sun. l<>-4 only. 338 •SEEKING FIVh 111dl\ uhwli. w 10 IS 111 , \\t•t>k l11 man aJ(c• .~ 111ut1n 1tc others for 1111H1 i (Jr 0 d u (' t . I i II 4' d I" l11liutor,,h1p. CJll \Ion •1 ll Cur appt 5 1'1 lil Ii 111.·11,·111 •· 1ur '11u1 11111111· \pprn\ .,.,I:> i. 111 nll!H s tock !HO 72fi5 n •s:.ori c;.. xi nt cond. Walnut St. Costa Mesa . P.O. Box 1560 HURRY! For your read· 'I hr«• .11111 l11u1 \t·,1r • 1111 11ri.li:!··l:l:ti, . SlO Sl2S ~ 7716 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 mg & dining pleasure. 11 a1 1:. ,l\;ttlJli°ll' l'.1~h WIUPl'F:TS.K wceks.M& ----SaliSun 10·6 1121 Dflll.C UCTI H 160issuesorGourmel& IJ011uwi. 1111 w mr :-.p.1.'C'IJI l' ;1 r veil u J k u' t• "' c r F. AKC. i-.hots. wormed Turtle Hock Prcll tdcnl Berksbir e Ln '. N . B . ~"' I .A 0 Bon Appetlt Mags. Call: - ,,,.,1gnmc Ill" \rcneroull ",be\ i•lrll mirror. m 979.7799 home. Year old drape~y (Westcllff area) Washer, MANY ITEMS OF FINE 551·5444 l~nd•l::. Tl'J\cl l:;dura '<Int c·ond ~5!1 7279 AKC Kees hond fem. 6 treatment; liv rm & din Stereo '1i•c. ESTATE JEWELRY. ----------111111.iJ "l'Pnrtunitics bl 11 rm, cost $1800 : ace blue---·-------ART OBJECTS. AN· Moving : couch & lov-t·~rsuual chullcnJ(c Appfionces 8010 mo's. Sih•er & k. A buuclc s heers. blue EST.ATES.ALE TIQUES, l"INE FURN., cseat,browntweed,both 1"1rm ShC11thJ111l ,\ .• 1 S1·n ll'l' St:.i Allt:ndant. c·urall' T} J.llllJ: r1 q \ pph l'\(><'I d Full or p llml• 1lJn"er.11arat·hutclrain •••••••••••••••••••••••s hots $175 Reason fo,r s wags, s ade drapes. ANTIQUES COLLEC !ITC. PHONE FOil IN· $100. Good clean ga:; " . !->elhnl-{ 1amily cat cant 2l"8' 14 8' y 11 b 1 • • FO. & B HOCH URE. ra ge $1.25 548-8895 1 n t? u' :.i 1 I .1 b ll' Im · W.1:.hl0r1', dr~l.'r'> ( 11 .. 111 aclJu."l to lihanng house. • x · e arre T IBLES & More. 504 645-2200 __ n ___ . ____ _ ml'tliatl.' "IA'llllll!~. or JOID late mo<!ds ~II"' l ~ r 83:!-lJl 1 chr & upbol 'd bench. Acacia, Corona del Mar. -------•Camper shell 575 .• 76 Pin· •• al~· r'1s1·hl'f' '\ l' I "''·I \pply Arco Stal1<m. l 7lh iJ. 'lt:':>LI ;,411 284.iO & I rnnt'. r \I SECRET ARY /Rcpt ~ J1t' l' 1;.i11) 'h o I' p 1 n • .;.•nu'l St.1 '•uht \fl1·11ol .! I Ir "l 11111·:-,1 \\ k 1\ppl~ Slwll, lilll «. Jr1<111c. N B c·1·11lt:r 111 "l'" l"•rl h· ,ll'lt SERVICE ST A. TION ha' 11nm1•dwk 111w11rni.: A. TTEHDAHTS lur Sl'l'l'l.!lary lo (;l'll!'I .ii ~ti:r Good typin~ & llll' \ltcrnuons, evt·~ ,\ • huukkel'llllll! skill, .1 \\knds. Expr'd Apply 111 niu-.l. ,.,,11 :-.horthancl f"-'ri.011 l1fl fi l';\I Shell l'lc;isJnt pcr'>onal1l~ s.tal1on. :ll:ll llarhor. m•cci.~un to tl,·~11 wilh I osla Mesa 1111\\ :incl i·nll'r 1111 to a J(uar I' I \'l' ili•ll\ ery Thomlmson din rm tbl, 6 Sat/Sun 10.4. Free esl&mate on up· to engine & trans S300. H.11 l.1111 J11111 lh1• I'"" ;\htr Chi: Wiii .1!su buy. AK<.: Wc!->l II ighland chrs. Brass candclabra.i----------• holstenng, sofa hade·a· Sm a 11 stereo w ;2 pl.· \\h11 \o· .101111«1 thl· li:*i:.!lllCI Wh1ll' Terrier pups. 752·1075art4 MOVJNGSale·Sundayon· bedspecial.768·8494 speakers s.15. 3074 Mur . .\nm l'.111 now for de --M L' L'h mp back ly. Loads of plants & rayLn,CM,"•9.1219 . F n · I IT I :\I \ · F D ' ' ' a • Refrig. SSS, dinette set ,,.. 1,111" 1• >" · · li • ground 002 9563 ~ Good d baskets, reCrii. couch, Bar stools. super plush, l'11.,1a :\11·'·' :, 111 lll:!f, llOTPOl~T Si\J.t-:. 3308 -· · · con · chair, All reas. 218 Ruby tufted backs. Fr-ont throw mower, xJnt Lai.:1m,1 llill:-. ilili!'>:!:i1 W. Warn<.•r nr Harbor, Dobie pups. /\KC. cham· 631·0985 St,BalboaJsland. 962·1597 cond. 2060 State Ave. lll111ti11J,.l•111 lfrh !1112 llll:H Sant.a i\na. DW·2921 --pion. i.ire~. s hots, ears 3 111· While Provincial So . Follow Oak. Here aft 2 , •• ..,111,/\ll) cropped836·4664 bedroom suit. $lOO. Sim· at/Sun. me antiques. Antique clawfoot bathtub. PM TYPIST <:uou Cusl lflJl~l for J \\'el•ks. full ci:i)i.. lrvinc Complex Cull Muriel. !>Ill (iliO "'"" 9192 Mediterranean, 1 Pc fiberglass stall ----------For Wshr Dryrs Rcfrig WANT£D: Temporary monscribwlth.maltress Near Magnolia & shower w/seat & shelf. Royal Cen turion workln~ornot:i57-IH33 • space for 2 female Labs. S76.$8l~ Adams,HB Otilda sgl 11z waterbed, Typewriter. 3 mos old. Eh.!c dryr S!>5 King sz g~alerie Martin . 1 plaid hlde·a·bed sofa3 Family Sale-Glass complete.897·6465 ·ltetalls$280,asking$150. ltl.'a\'y 1)11hl11• 1·o111l:od Sl·na·c Sta. llclp \\.11111·d. ~·•rmal & lhU.•l hct1clili. l"'flt•r'il only Jo'ull l111w T \ fl 1 "I m "ti 1 1° .1 I !j.dar\' .h"""d 1111 i.k1lb ,'<t 1\pply in person, JOO ~; k1111wl1•1l:,:L' pn•t :? l'~l lo e\pr hJr 111tcr;v1ew a1!11~ lith St. CM i l':\1 (.'.di litll 0110 for bed. firm. nl'W $185. SSO. 1Lawson11ofa SSO. 1 Carnival & D~bresslon, Carpet, like new. Top _830_-_5_190 ______ _ T .. 1 t 1 .., 1 1 5 e......-t y 8045 leatherette recliner c hr • ld A' I . . runu c •t•i " · rrw'll' o OU · ~ Tbl ouot.,,722 anUqs,o ..,.oc ,acae, quality nylon plush. Gengh1a·ao BBQSetfrom 1611-8494 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· a . .,.....,, oak furn, refrig .• window Enough wall to wall for ramou s Chlozan-So BIG SPENDER NEEDS Gentle blk house cat, Desk, marble lop, French air cond, hand booked carpeting for a lge 4 BR Tokyo restauranL Xlnl ,·all 1.1 l>O \ 11.1 .. \1. I" .11i1;t l":'ITH 1i7:i 111~;:! S..r,·111· St.1111111 \It, n llEFltlGS work1nj!/not neutered~~n!:ouser. provincial. 2lx43, $85. rugs, velvet paintings, home. $2. p/yd. Orag. $14. cond. SSO. Elec. Exercy· iTUV"""°" 11 Jlywood .. _,, like new port sew roach & more. yrd. 552-8982 or 552·1260 cle, Uke nu S200. 645·3149. Sent'l.11 I H1•n•11l S111Jl1 \; ll rl'.tl .... 1 "" 111·1·.! ,11! .onou111! uh· j.lll l l.11< hkkpni: 'h nt•1 I 'I" 11 U '' I'm Sa I ,. '' 111 mensurale w,cqH:r (213)3831162 ----- SECRET ARIES Hap1dly expandin~ olotlll l"q1.·1· cl ll.1~ ~ 1----------phon t• prarl' quotc 0 •x:u, Sal/Sunonly9·5,20181S. !Im ti 17 unyhm•· Beautiful while German S75. 7514840 w. Birch, S.A •• Hghu. Waterbed. King sz. Hdbrd Must sell 2 never used LH•s Full ~ p llllh'. \p pl). Shl!ll Stallofl. 17th & In tnl' "I TYPISTS \ho 4.5 \\pm Varwl )' ut .is~1gn ml'nt11 Long & ,.hurl t.:rn Top s:i-s & vacalmn Pll)' 6~ fl Ml'Oll A II¥ Ill l I' Litton Microwave oven, Shepherd. gentle, house Must sell beuul old cher M?-8271. · & heat.er. $150/bst oCr. twin Posturpedlc beds. beaut Norwe11tan Blue broken. sho~. 962-6461 rvwood dresser, mk ofCr. · Aft 6. 67~7. comp, pd $440, bst orr. Fox stoic. 673·$759 aft Lovable Irish Setter. 847-21231847·6227. MovingSalel Fum,new& Gard. (um & tools. Old ---------t used appliances, mi5c. 130 SQ YDS. shaa cpt, gas pump. 548·5215 6PM Female. l yr. Well ROUND TABLE With 46010perette, H.B. Near avocado green, xlnt --------- WASHEft/DRYEft trained. Call 892-0143 Captains chairs, for din F.d.inger & BoLsa Chica. cond. $'200. Call 752·~112 Women's leather coat. SUPER 0 .... UXE MdJ Purebred Hale Brittany in& or aame. Soli_d wood. 846-6890 Must see to appreciate. "' · s anl I A"1''1 .. ~-•. t New I y r et i n IS h e d . ~erciser & slant board, 2 size IH2. 1100. 646-1082 Multi cvrlt· hke new. I.I e · &•RAii ... ag. "~" 1..,A Garage full of furn & night stands trundle ---------- perf rond s 12s ea . l'At yrs old. Trained . .,_ • ...,. mJsc.2007DianaLn,Npt bed, brand 'new left RJRH.ACE S:S5·~748 64a-7137 Hlde·A·Bed. fuJI sl:te. B c h • 6 4 5 • 3 2 O 4 . handed Bob Charles golf Gas forced air, remodel G.F.. dbl door, Deluxe 23 6 ~ 8050 S2S evening. Fr-i/Sat/Sun lrons&clubs,549·2478 ing, near new $125. 1830 lr•liw 540-4455 c·u ft r<'!rig/(ree 7 ~r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549·0284 Garage Sale, Sun. 10.3, Npt Bch Tennis Club Port KJmberJy Pl. NB Tusti1t 731-5731 uvocallo-. Cui;t dis· STOREWIDESALE 8 pc hv rm set. very gd clothes. toys, bseware1, mcmbcrsh1p,$1,100.Call _644-09 __ 1_6 _____ _ ~,111.,1 C)ppor L'.mrilci~·t·i· fl<!ol!t'r Like Nu SGOO. New & used Curo, appl's. cond. 5225 or bst ofr. misc. 2115 Sterling Ave. 97ft..44191,IJ.5PM wkd_Y• O>mplete king sz wat.er r. u "· r>lll tillt:l misc. Wilson's Barl(ain 548·7455 CM. G Ki bed w/mattress. padded ' l\cnmore W1111hcr & Pen-Nook. 545 & 814 W. lDlh. -~yasey omo $50. 1 ng frame&heater $200. Roll Sen·. Sln llc•lp 1wedt·d Im· Wuitrcss Wanted. M t•x CM.642-7930&548·3262 While French Prov. btlrm Garage Sate Sunday, TV, size bed '35. Reel ner to p deak SlOO. Solid mt.>d. Full or I> t. Apply. set, com pl w /dbl dres11e wrought iron table, etc:. chair $75. 548·1395 pecan coffee tbl. 6?S·3S40 Frigidaire eu11lom dlx dryr Kcnmor(' 6 cycle W8hr, S50 ea. 549·2113 New portable Kenmore dishwasher. S t)utton con trol. while S\80. 640·3710 aft3PM **I BUY** & mirror, dsk w/chr. nit 1084 Salinas Ave. C.M: stand. dbl bed ""11mutt 5.'\7·5942. Chriatm as decorations. 130 Yrds of Brown Plush Good uaed 1''urnlture & bo Xl d 4500 plastic halos, green Ca rd Applia nces-OR I will ~7~ sprgs. :.,.t :~~d~ GARAGE SALE! We're & red wl/bulbs. 2lC.8' red rpet. $4.SO ya • Ph scllorSELLforVou. ~~~ • . / movhag, everything candles. 30' Xmas tr..e _67_>_94_i_7_Bo_b ____ _ M.ASTlltS .AUCTION aoes. Pool tbl, blkea. on tower ror shopping Universlt.y AtblcUc Clull 646-1616•13J-t62S Quotn size bed. b r and this, lctds toya, books, center of Ind. Bldg. AAJ Membership for sale. new,$70 clothes. 606 Larupur cond. Make offer. 1400. 644·1091 d )'s . CASHPAlD 962-4732afU Ave.,CcU4.Sat&lSl.lll. 645-1786 67M746eves/wknds. For (d wicd rum, anti· qUt.~&cltTV't,85"7-6133 ,...,......,,,..._. ...... .,,~_..._,,._,..._...._,.._...._.,,...._..,.__,.,.__..,._...._,_._.....__. Beautiful Blue &hag Kenmore g as dryer. C.qJCUng. & Boaut. Red ;-.;0 800. Includes fillinl(s. LOVELY li.Jce new 7' sofa qit•g. Approx 100 yrcb $100.~ ea. Sl yard. 770.1S33. Dea~lltal ollve aod Vihite Electrtc food proceuor. prl nl couch and aalad mater, meal matchl.Qa cbalr wJtb oak Jrinder,tk. ns.~~1 framed floral prin.t well h•n1lnir • matchtoa plllo°'". Lo'1ely Uvln1t room au&u ucellcnt condiUOn. ~or orrcr. 1011 ••••••••••-••••••••••• o .. stove like new, cop. Irvlne.552-1780 ....................... Good uaecl men•• motorc)'clo b•lmet. Reuoubte price. Call ·' - D&rt walnut. llnlahed 3 drawer droner French Provlaclal atvie, Very food tondltlon. SU. lrvlno. 552-1'190 m.IM5 r , • . .._leol ..... ~ IMh.hww t040 IMtt.tn,./ ~r.C::•I 4Wheefl>rhes HIO Sund1Y.Septembef11,1vn DAIL.YPllOT @J9 ~ 1013 ~ tOJO•••••••H•••••••••••••• DMb . 9070 Sc 9150 u••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• • •••••••••• •••••• •••••••••••••••• • 71 S u 2 .. 0 ............................................... 75 To t· 1 d uJ r Auto1 WC1111ted tStO Autot, IMporhd Aaltot, l11tporhd -W -JDA •• n., I .. un·~1.·N1·· N I ..... J' ln )'O a .11n er ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................. . Xlnl S&Ulttnt 11.11•. v.,,. ei.rclU'bW'•t.Oft-WMllendor. 04 Lareo ""' · l'\ff ~ • 1P '71 Yamobu 175 t:nduro, St.a Wsn. lmmac: c:olld. • •0c .. w roecJ '1~ 1.111• n1V1 un McKay roanJ/old rot Mutne, radlo1, depth Nu"~rt &·11ch Pie°"'" mu~t 11cll' Xlut run·~ $.5100 Cull ~3·6027 or TO.--9712 Honda 'h•.,.h•I Gultur, Ill 11rn•Jlb'4>d1ClMvyllllrot· t'lnder,ltbtttowltlme. eallti4277l2/~l3·868·7313 cund S325/baot ofr. 7ll1·3191AskforCarl. DOLLAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• '.'.:""' n~" '10 8U:lO llu Unk .. 1e • fut lion •ta.100. UO·HU ot --640-0109 uft ~ • '72 IMW 2001 "15 ClVlC. AM/lo'M ra l'0tn1,1l It, IJy to nm 642 t3Z3••k foe Jim LulhC'ran &flnlliUr needs -----74 lntcrnallonal Scout PAID HI~. (Sor.1789) Green. $2800. e lf\ ~urutrcr -llvti 1tbnard 11Up lo Nwpt '75 Hom.Ill CB500T, 111ssy w/travel lop OnJy 18.500 f'ORCL!AN Sl419 MH'73'7 -~ 11' £1ertric Boit. Beh JO' bout. Finders bar ruck lo mil xlnl m1lci.. Chl·rry, 133'50 MOTOI CAl., GIA Y MAlfMI JI.alt Uk• new. MOOG. I u · C 111 co II e ct cond 59.SO 8.iii.30.so ' firm 751-2275 weekdays. • """-r d·•-al .. -v du Al\ere,• .... ~ <'°'>OM 3201 D'l&.IGAMCI Cl.DI TaUMPIT '"'' '" ... _. • ... a y ....,. -. , . '72 Yamahu 125MX, total· '6 7 J E E P S u p e r M'7·~ 111>11' tr. ll1ht Wt'iaf\t mi.rint • ~ent Cabin Crulttr WANTED: i.llpfor45 11111 ly mint, hardly •\er rid· Wuaonec-r. PS/PB. auto, ------XJl2. 11173. Sliver M~l'h Cll&IM All modt'lll •"4 He..d. 1olley. retrl1. boat. Prefer Npt Bch den 132.S. P\'l Pty 840-4276 mags, 60,000 orig ml. '77 aMW 5301 mmL 57200. 'Jepor ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMet ... ,._ .. ,.... ....... _.. .... I ~~t!',!.;"£~ 'UT.~r. ~.\:,1 New paint, full cover., _iarea 8f.S-G345 HOIM ~ 11750. Ph <C06-626Z aft ~ 4 dr 4 11pd. (14991) "94-8917 an 6 ... ,...... IOIS ~ nlrf'•. t:uitu Meaa. Nawport Beach 111lp 1• Sole pm IM9"RT CARS $13,Ht -i-- ••••••••••••••••••••••. 17J1)112 11$U - - -IVlll. IMO em .... S,.ed Ir .~!.?!~!'.'! .... !!.! r-v MOTOR CARS '" J~ XKE ~ "t fll ' l l-11-:0m fo"ll ~ SW 9010 COPELAND ALL MODELS D'IUGANCI Blue, (62JEfd.t\). ~ + 2 • :& n ·n ~ ITCJR fo. llON OA 11 t;n11ne, 7"' ...... w t060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor Hom........ M7·9"l.SO $3119 ~ i;n "'.'° llf'. 4 mo'• okl. Uae. roa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.... ""'Sf'• S ed bo t 21• fl'lt'to 32' JEEP-CITY WE MOTOR C.ARS . &a-. itlO 6'15 ll.:M •a C • ti ""'""" " pe 8 ' ""·I If d "" ouw 1600 o•a ~ 1 • ..ra.:•· Ufl1«t' "''"" (,d -18 ~01 at w/tra ar . Ventnor. Compl<itely ru ly11e contalne MEED V.. on -....,Ji.NCI '""() 1.1111.1 wood 11.,0 Loildtdf lll.!IO re1tored, ue t o up-Reserve now (or •ORANGE COUNTY'S ~otbei,tofr. 547. 9250 •11.;t ~l::H tly~ or Ji-"' IJ71f lo.ta., • ...,. t040 __ 494~. ~-7°"'5__ precla~. S2SOOor bst ofr. :~o'E~J;n;~~c::R ~~~~Eii~A~,~~0¥-~~ uf~l~s 644-6866 ---.S-S_J __ ----,..-1 ·•lt'.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• J2' AJo"T CABlN nu:Sl!:L 64a·tnSO,B46·7e24 HOME RENTALS OVERllOYEARS. HOW Cepri 9715 X1C141Mc MOVING SALE 31' <'URL~ Craft 'r S cadb MOTOR SAil.ER, TltY Owner moving, must sell, 925N. Harbor Blvd,S.A. C"'LLP"'Pf'Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• s 1489 er r wt•llp. Xlot. con · 11'7.&0o. CALL llK R clean, 1ood rwmlng ski ••531·2503• • •Let us provtl to you in ""' ""' C.:ul'ri '73, V·6, Xlnt Cond. ~·.U.a, ~~ ) 73. c·bri ull llklO 1t7~·Z251 8'1$·7950 TO ARHAN<iJ:: boat. 283 Cl Chevy eng writina that we Beat all 540-5630 Nu pol1\t. udlala . MOTQaCARS. ~~ll';:, ~·\~ &Jrafl;ni.: :.I' TROJAN lwn VB new YOJ\lNSPECTJON. H allcrutt . Y·drlve: ~o:g:::g~fS JeepcornpeUtlon. . AM/t•M tape. C Spd. 1 D'IUGANCl 1 "~ • ' ~t t'IC" '" v H 1" • A 1 . tandem trlr w /mag Owner. $21.50 . .i1a..•u11. 547.9250 111., ~WIO. ro~l'11t11111 • xtras . ·Ndtyounecrewmeml>Cr, whls szooo 'or best FromSlSO.wk.770·0644 •CJ.s's, CJ.7°8, Pickups, 111om lu1mtur1', work Newpur t . St600 . MorF,toauist coupleP, 1~ · Cberokee'e,Wagoneers. 2626HAR80RILVO. 1t,t, ~ 3U-583l saJUnathelr '77CAL 2·21. '74 22' Field &. Stream COSTA MES.A '79C.priU,lcylA.?iflfM, hftMft ftl2 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • l.INCOLN Ml liCUllY < to. sllPl,l s SkfPJ"'C"• at Dan.a Pt. Som~ ~·knds T __.~ Xlntcond. Lom1. •BUY OR LEASE• ··~HNITI ltt-: • ,.. " & wkdys. No overn.ites. ,....,.... •lllH•CMI 962-8924 we•uy '•Ju Wo.:'l Ulth St < \1 1-'l yUf& br1dee cruiser, I 7 l 4 > 3 2 7 • 7 7 o 2 ' ..... ,••••••••••••••••• ' . •LO DOWN-LO PRICF. USED C "'RS.• Sl reo. linmac. 4 spd, ••••••••••••••••••••.-•• roany features. S3600 •74 JeftMtl tiJI ..:.n K:ll :t:.'11 sip. 4, twn m HP, 4S (714 )325-271).1 C.1rpe; •• Sale/ 27 Streamline, 4400 mt, on LO P/\Y ... ENTS "' MPH. full electronics, --· Refit • 9120 new eng, 4 new battertc11, "' We're the new Chevrolet C1bhinc set -up, fully Catalina 22. w /trlr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• vac. bc?o5t.er brka, P IS: 5 dealerstup in the Irvine EM·c rlt•:.k & t'-'n d1J1r SJL·nf11 1· 1.rkr n1·w nm'1 1157 •1711 (714) 67$-4947 an. 7pm . 1....._..-Mon·Frt ...... ~·or 74CAPRI 184RI)J. $10,489 MOTORCARS 111\t \':lee l)IH'"tllcr, ,11~ xlnt < ond 'lhK Ir· •'H"• wkmh ~-qwp'd, only 100 hrs galley, e n e, poP·top, .71 Dod e Ytin Cam r good lll'~, 2 nlr cond :i, 2001 E. htSt. Auto Cent.er. We need This Boat 1s better noy,. compass workmf suits Chi { M t pe Corced air beat, gas-elec Scinto .Ano 558-8000 your used car! th.in when new. $28,000 + many xtras. Evci. 000 a ny x ru. refrig, 4 burner gas stove JOE 7S9-0l00or 675-3222eve&. 7G8·57:k) ~st ~~er. Call 645·3813 w f oven. monomatil' Toyota Land Crwser '14 M.a.C PHERSON v Y toilet. shower, bot water Aux t ank, roof rack, ~ Super Sharp, ECONOMY SPECl/\L. (fl0646) S2499 D'El.EGANCE • 541·9"..50 MALTESI MAGNUM Montgomery 9' 2 sets or heater, holding tank, hubs, 1.0 milei1, Xlnt CHEVROLET The Ulllmate-35' Crwser sails & hand lrlr, xlnt Motoriad likes 9140 1500 W gen., sips 8. Lot:. cond. 498·2074 ____ 21 Auto Center Dnve ~:!'!••••••••••••••!?~~ & Sportsrisher. Speed, cond. S300ororr. 536.3273 ••••••••••••••••••••••• of closet & cupboard 1976 CJ 7, auto, new tire:.. IRVINE 6 Japanebe Quail. ~a . 6 £"omfort, safety & style. LUDERS 16 NO 146 26' MOPED Peugeot 103, 600 space. Coml; self-cont. SSOOO. 2104 Continental, 761·7222 Bob "'Orte "u··il 'l"J Luxury arcom. for 6. Rani .. g Sloo'p ~"'<"t'orr 11l.1. Gd. cone!. S7,950. 1006 mersct Ln. CM.G42·""'""' SANTA AHA LIMe-MERC 1301 N. Tuatln, 547-0Sll Citroen t7 16 •74...,.,... HHl.y Convertible. 38,000 mi. Rhlt eng w/500 mi & fu9 warr, new tires, ereat cood. Tangerine. Mol(lni; to Alaska.' $5950 .. Ph Wknd/evc (710673-1898, ore <710752·1210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft " " ~ ~ Tuna tower, outrigger. ~ ... · ~ · 847·5317 N.B. 548·5787 ~ lloxturtlt.·S8.54{i:,094 2c.30 Knob•· smooth 673·7352 ---------IAutos,lmportfll Citroeft MosHatl Drown <337MJC). $848' MOTORCARS D'ELEGo.AHCE 541·9250 " "" M ni blk <f ) b d '72 Jeep Commando, VB, ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'AIR OF ~EAT ntJcinanyweather.G.LtDOJ4 race equipped 1 cs our rnn 21'T -•n rollbar,AM /FM,lomi,GeMrol 970t PllOl>~C_INLl llABUl1'S Croan, 71<1/~2·8541 . lmmac.' Trail~r. Sloso: ~~~· ro~rt:~a~~~:.t~~=~ For Sar:.•-;91~~ow S 3 5 0 O. 6 7 5 • 6 2 3 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.5.S4S·~Jt>5_ J!JG.1 Owens Tri-Yacht 42' 838"2217 ea.551-1706 mileage. Full equip· lO/\M·l PM WESTGERMAM K.....,M GoMa 973~ ...•..••.•......•..•.. , Pianos & Orqans 8090 t. win C h e v y 3 2 7 ••Cal 27, full race/cruise --, ----menl. Generator, root Truck.I 9560 IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• wigenerator, all elec, afl xlnt cond. New 9.9 77 P~ot air, stereo, etc. Private ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small 44,. studio Uµr·ii:ht 8' sk1f & davits, sips 6 Evinrude elee. start out· Xlnt cond $350. 631-0262 Party. 838-7756. 1976 CHEVY '74 Karmann Ghia, xtral>. $4000./o(fer. 9720 ___ 8J0._1_859_a_ft_. 6 __ p1uno Wt UCnl'h ~50() ll'llk deck. s urvey board. Must 11cll! Asking Motorc clH/ ecominoClauic: 675o9'J4 ~·~~~~·1 Sell s39.soo. Sl~.830·4372 Sc:len 9150 RENT Fireball 23' Self Bla(·k w181lvc r, uir 62 Porsche Cabriolet. tS112METl .... Super 90! ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DRIVE A* *LITTLE ••• * SAVE A LOT '60 Ghla. U nreatored, nirl' · oritlnal cond. $950. Call 494.5344 t-'ren<'h Prov anlq wh1 21' MOltGoON 01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cont Aut.oi:iir. CC, CU, cond , stereo cassette, !>mall Grand. ~200 Cull ---------1 Loaded with new eqwp· '76 .KAW 900 5M Grandad stereo. slP8 6645·2283 c~tom she ll & all the ex-62 Mere Benz 220SE Two Gh1a's, 71 coupe, xlnt. eng le Int., needs body work. $1200 or best. 73 Coupe, immac, in every way. S3200 or best. Must ~II both. 673-4281, pleue leave message li+l 6186 SEA ment Sleeps 6 adulU. ID m1 , like n e w , xtras. Trailers Tra•.t 9170 tras. (IOU660l. <--fj,.... Goods 809.C * comf~rt. Low time on s1goo 731 3050i832-3220. •••••••:•••••-•••••••• S-. Prfc:ed-$4890 4"" • ··'7 Atomic 4, Genoa. dingy, 11 • ..,. KIT 20·. self.cont, ask· MIRACLE MAZDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• VllF t "h d U.7 Convertible ...... 05592) 72 Mere Benz 350 SL Convert. <068G18l •• $9950 SHOP&COMPARf: BARWIC K DATSUN ·r so 1 • 6 3 ea room ·;4 Yamaha Enduro 360. 1ng $2200 or bst ofr 2150 Harbor lllvd., C.M. si.; . yna11tar Ornt•I( a' RAY* More room than many excellent condition . 6-&6-2219 6'45-5700 .!o?cm Next ~r\ rnodd 32s. Own er anxious xtril& ss75 dr bst ofr. ---------i2 Porsche 91 lT Coupe ~.111 11; 11 ( .q11· ,, ,,,11 new S'lOO ofr 67:! H2f;o 675·1400or673-92ll brkrs &18·9S06. Large TENT Trlr tiood 62 Half T PU V 6. R fl bed S 8096 Th .. Only Boat rond Sips s Must :.ell. A iT . 4·:1pet•d . p;i.trg iJ Ja~ x .112 ~dan <Ser WOfK • ,.. Brand new water t.oftncr •YAMAlfA JtiOMX ·73 ..,"'5. Pha•" ..,..,., b """5 S"" ""•6 3371l (Ser 21216 l .......... $7599 8 J l .137S 493.3375 '71. AM·FM , new blue paint. no d ents . $l975i ofr . Must sell. 673-5957 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ·tf Y°" core eftOUC)h to an box. will 11w01p for nc<A vagle nobby boge ,,..,., ......,..""""' . Jlr l'. !-I~."""' ,,.,..,.,.. TllAl>l-:OllS t-:1.1. buyffM••rybHt! amallsa11boal.759·9l:!O s hocks ported S425 Trait.n,UtlUty 9110 '73 LUVTruck.mags,xlnt NEWPORT DATSUN FOR THE HST R.EfT PRICES Coll Jfm Nffdham lli.ed an1clt•s, what h.i h' . • 848.3559 ••••••••••••••••••••••• int, great buy at Sl950. )VU. Id i. talk 33 LAPS!RAKESLOOP --4x7 Box, lights, licensed, S49·03'75or 675·9414 74 Jag XK~ VI:.! Roadster 9731 !999KLN >... .. SJ 1.950 900.5950 •1978 MODELS• Norwegian cslm. dbl. 1977 Oucall SOOcc twin nr motorcycles or general - -~oder .. Well (o~d. Cruls· new Reasonable purpose S200 962·6196 '73 CHEVY~ P.U. 350 V8 . TY, Radio, 1098 at 1977 PRJCIS ing diesel hveaboard 644-6188 . . eng. C11tm. 20 mdl. Mako.: HiFi, St•rH While°"·= s lip. S34K o r offer. Auto Senfce, Ports ofr 963-1988 an sPM or -;4 Mere Benz 150 SLC Coupe TODAY! 888 OOVESTREET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Road!> ····················~·· mira cle mazda ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'TTHI •u•H M 675-2388 TOURIM~ S650. &Ac:c:-.soriH 9400 wknds. F.xccllent system as well ""' ,.."""' <Ser 2129) ...•.... Sl S,950 J !'o beautiful furmnture IOAT SHOW 11•0.:l'o.: Magnovt1x stereo Ii.MGR STADIUM ,·onsol<' <A llh ti lnil·k t\n SEPT. 9-1 t 11quc rcproduct1011 "Dry S111k'' ('abint•l S55U 11<1w 2••, } ('.lr!'o ol<J S35'1 111•uflcr. ln·rnc 552 17!1() Kculh.trc STA II:.!, ,.,lc rco receiver. :!5 Walls per c·hannel. >.Int l:Ofld St25 'tW·6167 afltiPM For sole. 25'' l'tf:ii:navox rolor TV. wood cabmct 839·6J.t9 -------Old TV's, 1 color & · Da.w ·~. Good wood o.:abincts, also an old Kt· · 1-'i, S20 take!> all 642-43 or&16 6188 Quasar 25" color TV. con temp. portable. 3yrs. old S250. Walnut Ba rzllay !>tereo cabinet <only), lP :1' loni:. 585. 494-8312 Kenwood, BSR, Apollo aN'("Sl>, hkc nu, sounds ~real S<IOO. 962·9831 llurry! ---- 1.H rack s tereo AM/FM He;ili.sl.Jt· Concert Mate sso 497 ·2417 Color port. xlnt cond. ~ltlS/ofr. 2060 Slate Ave. (follow Oak). Aft 2 P M. "lew Peavey head amp. 100 watts. pd $390. Oest off er :548·6761 25 · · Console Color TV, xln cond. $300. biS.3540 WARNING! Thewwlla. the lowest prf c:es you'le<rer1M Oft 19 7 I MocS.ls ............... mocte1y ... 11 lrillCJ check book! *Sea R.y rower• Mere. CrulHf'1 OMC, VolYo 7-ISYrleMc Ffn..clwgt See you at the Show! HARRISON'S ·SU RAY 2327So. Main, S .A. 54M555 3101 Coaat Hwy. N .B. 631-JS47 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •6J htlffey Sl Ser.7807. Sl4,H9 MOTORCARS D'&ECiANCE -------~-~1 74 Panter a cu s lo m 1 ___ a_1_1_._1_3_o_o __ _ Jnlcrnationul '70, 2 Ton, Coui>e 055921 Over 600 l>uul n•;1r whli.. 4 Spd. H.P , V ~. h vy dty $1500. BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE!!! 2150 Hsbor llYcl Cotta Mesa 645-5700 752·1431 -77 Mer<' licn1 1:,0 SL MEW '78 MODELS HAVE ARRtVED! '75 1':1 Camino SS itOO. Coupe 055~2> Low, low PS/PB, 111r. hi d auto mllcs' 56 Nl~W CARS AT1'HEOLD PRIC1'~S /\ll models now ava1la ble. Call or i.cc u~ tx:rorc you buy !!! tr a ns, maas. radials. 559-8083 73 Alfa Romeo Spyder MA%DA'1MEW Gncrt uttt. Ccr TREMENDOUS Chev Luv '75 Mikado Lo (Ser 2144 ). . • . ...•. S4995 ml. S2890/bstorr. 546·211S ~-~ --~ 714/548 .. 1186 INVENTORY '69 FORD P .U. w/trlr BENTLEY S2, blk. '62 hitch & shell. 68K mi. new eng, x lnt cond, XI n t. c 0 n d . S2 l 5 o. S27,000/bsl ofr. 67S·so.ul COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845HARBOR BLVD. 540.'4 I 0 540.02 I l MIRACLE MAZDA 21SOHarbor Blvd., C.:\l. 645-5700 &l2-1439 Auel 9707 ·73 • 610 Sta Wgn. fl.I C, '15 RX4 wagon, auto. r oof ra ck, AM/FM , AM/FM. trans. warran- <.'lcan, lo ml, below book ly. 15, ooom i. $3'7 so_ '64 Ford ~ ton st•ke bed, •••••••••••··~·•••••••• 4 epd. ods cng. overhaul. '73 Pox. auto, air, gd cond, s:J9S. 00&-3162 S2000. firm. Must sell this S2SSO. 673-3472 581.oo77 -week. 675-9986 19 7 6 Dal s un B 2 1 0 ~edes hnt 9t40 Va1ts 9570 Hatc hback. 8 track ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 FOX Xlnt. cond. player, Al\ti f'M radio, 1·1.oo '66 Chev step-van Brown a utomatic. 12150· CB radio, lo mlleaie. LeOM Hew· Used OVER too w/'736 cyl. eng., 14 mpg, 6Gl"39 S2800. S.15-2655 Excellent everything good cond. •74 FOX 4 DR cond1t1on 14"x6' bed, windows. ex· • 1--------- tras. Call 645·3269; Air, FM. 52795· 646·2017 '72 Oat.sun 240Z, 4 spd. 646-7698 Austift-Healey 9709 am/fm, 8 trek, a/c, rns ••••••••••••••••••••••• gd $3:IOO/ofr. 536·9751. MERCEDES ON DISPLAY '72 Ford Van, ~ ton, V·ll, , A . A • Llk P/S, •ulo, xlnt cond. 71 ustm meraca. e 240Z, 1971, mint cond. House of l111DOl'h AUTIIORIZ}:D . Sacrifice, must aell. new lhruout. Pvt Prty. 50.000 ml, air, stick, $2200, 962-6461 ~. 642..()278eves header exhaust. Best ofr MERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manchea\er, · Buena Park '56 vt Good · over$3.800.497·1008 '71 Ford Van E-200, vs, con • . runnmg -------r AiT. P /S. air, cpt'tl cond. Wire rams '72 DatlUft $650 523·7250 paneled, 30 gal aux ga, SlSOO 495·l42A Needs brakes 646-9779 tank. Gd cond. 751-4700 IMW 9712 On the Santa Ana Fwy. • '73 Chevy 'I.! ton. VB. PS PB, n ew paint / Ures/sbocks, custom int awi roof. stereo +man xtras. Miat see to ap prec. $4.500. 893-2908 o 836-28CO '69 CHEVY Van, full campenzed. Make orre or trade for am. pkup &W-5966 Student must 1ell '7 Dodee. Cln. Gd cond. G price. 845-8873 Autos WOllhd 959 •••••••••••••••••••••• WIWILLIUY YOURD.ATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOL&.AI POITOPCAIS B~~WICI' Otd\UN ljjf l)l'..4'fJJj/•, --"'.--..-..-~ WE BUY CLIAMCAlS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHMOLET 2'38 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM!SA 14'-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLEBACK BMW COME IM Ir SEE THEALL MEW 630C5' MOWll! COMP&.rr'E IODYSHOP MOW OPEN S40DL!IACK VAWY IMPORTS H l·Z040 49M949 CREVIER ·m, 260Z. Lo m1. 54000. MERCEDES For 1nro call LIM OU SIMES 840-4117 eve!> 2·600'1·l·600 pullman '76 Datsun 280Z· AJr cond., low mlleaae 1987 AMtf'~t stereo w,'tape, ili&gs~& leather conaole, wire STRETCHAVAILABLE wheels, 1kl rack & mait MOTORC"'lS caps. Extra snow tires & "' wheels Included. Im· D'ElEGANCE m aculatc. Pri. party. 626 W.171.h SASC7·9250 Call 759·090 days; ,72 MZB 280 SE. While. 6 7 3. o 5 4 4 nit es & tan lntr. lmmac, clean, weekend8. xlnt cond, low ml~ orig Rot 9725 owne r . S46·8900 & ....................... _SZ7_·2297 ______ _ '75 Flit, like now. Jmmaculate '7f Mercedes S2900 280, 4 dr, lo miles. (714) 830-2770 89-z.7223 aft 5PA( daily ot '75Fiat128. Yellow W1n. _w_lm_d_s_. ------ 38M ml, better than new. 1971 280SL. Imm a c Sl99S. 968-1062 thruout. Orilln•l tob· $1 Sf• ••~.,._.Y '78124 TC Ftat a uto, ne w baco ext w /bamboo lnt. Complete maint. NCOl'ds SAMtA AMA stl bltd tadlal1, xlnt on all money IAveat.ed. 8350171 cood. $1.I00.640-08Soft.S 113,DSO or otr. Call War· TMtl.ll.mlAtto••U•~ '14 Ff at 124 Sp yd er. rea for complet. details. •USID IMW11* Blaupunkt. AM/FM 64.211890aft511~ '732JOU1p8JU~ caasette, Tooneau. or Sff•er/can.a..-..... '74 Bavaria auto 7IOMVO new radial•. Mu1t sell ,73 AIDZ 450 s&' '743.0CpeS/R148LWB «·2809 Belt"· ..... c• .. lnO.C. "792001241pd8/a401PDP --'7U.Otf41pS/R5'72PQJd '81 8SO Spyder. Lo ml. LoHJ,PP,944~ C...... 0. l•*1r'I XLra dean1 run. perfect .. 61 ,.. ed _ .. d -:::""'."":'"7.::-:-::i':"::::::-:-1...i'12SO~~/bet~:!o~U'~. 5'8:=~::,:·38~$0~-1 ... ere " ..... •· r. t ... --oew radlaJ1, sd mtr. OIAHGI COu•u r$ t-12 . ISO Spyder, new tires cb.Uh. trans, pat, &bass. OLDUT It brake$. St700. air. oioo. ~ & --"°--"'--0-12-1---1a1 2IOSL , 'mint eond. ..... ,727 AM/P'M, ' 1pd, new ••• .. •••••••• .. • .. ••••• paint. Urea, f9000. ~ t DAILY PILOT Sund• . Sit t•mber It. 1911 ......... ,.,_, ........ ,.. hid ....................... ..... , ...•..•••........ ... s, l11tporf9d Auto-. l•porfetd Autos, l•ftCN'hd Autos, U ••d Aate.. Uae4 Mto1, UH4 A.toa. IMporiecf 'NJtOt t741 Porsc:h. 9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ····················~· ······················· ....................... . 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" ..... $1 Ill f ,. •t '"""" t t• IM IQt "'-l"'t' ft J t HfJjJ.1 '74 YW Dolll# • , .....................• S2411 AulQ t«itO 't 000 mf f..01•11 """" .:-8 •NAK '11 VW Dis a.,, ........................ S2'11 4 "D AM F'M ""1Q'\ fec:tiaf• •,ftlttTN '76 Sclrocce>1 .......................... $4795 1 .. , ~1ocl(\ "°"' C.h<K• • <110f4ftd •.WO, I automauc 1•.c>02' D~s Pric&d To Sell Harbour @ • 4 H H )q111 (, y olkswagen 842-4435 I 8711 leach lfvd., Huntinc,iton leQCh Safe Hrs: Mon-Fn 9-9, Sat 9-7, Sun I 0-7 All ftrkH P'titt TH & Uc. Offer b~ f·l 1·77 ... OT ....... MY LlfTl 67.S 1027 Duve ~139$ .1-'M, hund •tnpmii. 5:rlSO. 546-4300, eves· 1133·2575, 7PM~6-9CYTO 960·17~ " ---400-3376 UMJ'M Maraellus - -1977 MGI '~ 9 750 '13 Turbo 9's & 11 's sw to -' ------'74 VW Convert Neur Jo.lnl luidc 9t 10 Tov••lnr.·u·•lltnt t•ondi ••••••••••••••••••••••• opprec111tt!, SlH 500. Toyoto 9765 '70Spitfire Convert. Xlnt cond. Gold/brw 111l lion. ru lly • whuol• & '77 91 IS. air rond, •unrool, 67~ 645-1395 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~b corn!. Minor body S3500Jo(r. 847-7851 keep ~··•••••••••••••••••••• att•rro tm rtZO> IOi&dt'd w xtru. Low ml. ---·--IEFORE YOU work needed. 675·1174 trying. 7 3 Rt v 1 \1 r a f u 11 > S. Mc.-d-S.4'70 lmmac. St6,:500 SSJ.4750 'T 3 Pora ch e 9 11 T . SEU YOUR '7 TR ----t'<\WpptJd, nu l1rttt., good White;blk intr. AM /f'M 6 7, Brown. Radio, '72VWConvert.NW.11res, <'ond 4U,000 m1. $21~. MIUCLI MAIDA '74 C•rreru, Pl•ru red. stereo"·" track. Air, Af TOYOTA. air. tape dec k , Mint wme body work. 12000 75t 3003 21!!0 Hurbor Hlvd , C M "'0 • cond. 54009. 631·3861 5311-1378 aft 5 or 962 24211 ---• 645•1700 7&8" whloeli.. utr cond. loy whls,tl0Mm1.SU,OOO. ~WI for 11 top dollll.J' y-..-d '6 2 Skvlark Gooct .. l.thr tnler P/W & UC• Plltptyt44·5.S34 t.>til•mote' uuuWCICJ" 9770 ys. -lran1portnhon: $400/of. 71 t.Hi u. l•11tth•d , o\ l'I ~•11• SlU.000 6:11·62.15 MARQUIS TOYOTA ~·••••••••••••••••••••• '75 DASHER, 4 dr. lo mi. fer. 339,5123 1tri\.. aooo m t, ~.,,;mo pd AM , •74 914• Fadory ~/lr ~.,, MISSION VIEJO ~ VW convert, red with xlnl. oond ~100 1140-1674 7 1•1• . ..:.~1 WH ·7o ill4, 5 • • IF M Bro & c<>ver. A /FM 8 831·2880 495. I 21 O black. clean $2000. firm. d~; ss1.Du1t.7PM 'b'7 Special. Good tru11111> '74MGI lin·y <lillli:\1X .\ 1 SlH9 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE \17 9'.!.W Optf 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1!173 1.6T V~ry .1td cund l'u:.l m..i~:. & pnl l.o tnl ll!sl ol I IS.12 K779 11t~reo. ea,ooo miles. ,Rt.'d t rk. $6100/of r . P . P . ---645-7707 cur S:JOO/b.'ltorfor. w,blk mt. $3:KlO 64·MJ686 5111·0<'77 1974 TOYOTA . Vot•o 9772 642·4!H6 ult 6pm '69 TAHGA 911'1', xtnl. CELIC.A GT 1900 Van w/Corva1r eng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• New paint. custom int. iir.ir.~RE YOU '72 Bwck E lectra Ltd. 2 ~1C. Red/bl11ck. Compl <'Olld. Must sec! Lenlhcr 5 i.JJ<lad, air cond. & Cherry cond. $1600. ..rv I.Ir, OOM mi. Jouded. Ne-w uril(, no rust. immac int w/xtras. 548-5931 aft AM I lo' M. Sh 11 r P ! Mltch548·3975 SELL YOUR sll radials. $2100. 494.303a l'ond , nt•w brakci., 5P?t1 \!173LKT > VOLVO, or494·4760_. ____ _ l'lull·h. tires AM /1''M -------Sal•Pric:ed-$3410 '74 Super Beetle, exce(J· 1otcrco. $6250 or otr. 'W 912 TARGA. Gd. cond. MIRACLE MAZO.A t ion a I , A M I FM , See us for a lop dollar '76 Skyhawk. only U,000 tl7S 0000 Mags, orig. owner. SGSOO. $2400/Best orr. Must sell, csllmat~! mi. Air, AM-FM. auto. 4944153 2150Hurbor Blvd., C.M. moving645·S717 MAR(f)UIS VOLVO Xlnt cond. 551·1706 or '72 1114. Xlnt cond. New n-A• 9756 645-5700 MISSION VIEJO 752·78.\S lln..o:, new dutch. 46 000 ._..,Royce '74 PANEL Van $1200 & 83 I 2880 495 I 21 O -------- nu Ai.kini:S.1200 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977TOYOT.A tllkeoverpyml$. ---·----·---1'72 Electra 225. s u per 673 ti230 #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. COROLLA SR5 960·3348 ORANGE COUNTY clean & well maint~ined, S PORTCO~PE . Air VW ENGINE. l600. Runs VOLVO PW, PS, dr loc ki.. Pantera 9747 M UST Si';LL '7~-911£ .........••.•..•••••••. ROY CARVER ROLLS-ROYCE co nd., AM / FM radio great still m car. Lo mi. 979·0581 days, 545·3766 74 PANTERA :Al,000 m1lci. l ull~ lal lory t'<IWJJl, tw r.l IJJ74!'.!!i I D1w ot the IJi.l JOO m udt• Sl4,489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAMCE 6...'JG W 17th SA 547 9250 * Pont~ra's • i:! l'anh'ra :Sl:!,:.IB!I Yellow 1S,·r l~J1 I 73 l'.lllll•ra . St:J,71i!I Wl11ll· ISt'r 5!17fi) /\II pnf'l'lllJclow mar kt·l Tt·:.l Urive Totluy' MOTORCARS O'ELEGAMCE ti~(, W t 7th S i\ 547 U:!~•O Find whul you want 1n U;.11Jy Pilot t:l:.i:.i.1lactl:s. Sportom a t1 c Nu tires. lllU<.' pol, Konis, t11r. Xlnt (Qlltl S6ll()() 49!1 2712 '68Porsc- t;ree n t7rnASE> S7489 MOTORCARS D'ELEG.AMCE $119250 '77 J>or:.che 924 Silver. Sunroof, AMt l•'M stereo. All oy whl s. 15.GOO ltcaut1ful m1 l t.•s. SI 1.000, bsl ol r. 4!H-8338 U40 J~mbo••~ N9w-18u<ll \L-----~ ClOSfO SUNDAYS --- COMCAMMON'S HORSELESS STABLES Brokers of fine c·ontcm· porary ROLLS ROVC.1': BENTLl!:Y automobile:. 2711 K Coast llw} MO TICE -~~75·00~ how V:uly Pilot ClaSb· Saab 9760 tllcd udb display their ••••••••••••••••••••••• mcs.~ui.:cs with legibility '7t 9SE Rebll tmg. Xlnl :.111d 1mpurt? Our :id-;. we t'Ond. are proud to suy, reully 497.J&~ a(t 4 PM l(d rc:t ulls . Phone ------- 1>12·5671:1. Subaru 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 910 Lo~ewood Mtrs ':>uboru 9800 Autos, M•w ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• FIAT ... SPECIAL SALE THIS WHkEND OHL Y 55 195 DICK MILLER MOTORS New '77 Subaru Start at *$2877* (()()53) FREE AIR COHO. (69251 New '77 Wagon *$3977* (3589 ) 4X4 WAGONS Only 14 N1>w S•ihoru· L,,ft ot OLD PRICE', hURRYDOWf~ tJ..lo•r• Pr.c» lnr,. ·J , 11 Wo pn 1 ICDSL $7 l ! 73(~ ISSGSV ~11 77 74 Wqnl42Klt ':.1111 F r w v cl o s e c· " J I · directions. • \.~~£Wooo wtlh trt• 5 spe ed .,.,..,. ;,,.2_5500 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO eves t51SSPL ...,..,., __ ._.,.._____ LarRCSl Vol\'oOeak•r -------- OMLY $4395 '63 vw BaJ'a. New paint. mOrangc Counly' 74REGAL BUY or Ll-.:1\SI-; Low m iles, V8, autu. MAR(f)UIS TOYOT4 mt. tires, e ng. Clean & OlllEC'r trans .. fact. air cond . MISSION VIEJO fru.l. Sl<l50/bst AM/ FM stereo. Lik1: u 1.2110 os.121 o .,. vw .. :~'.:,. "'"•· 'f!e'Wf!e'Q ncws.(:7Ms:TiF~ ~. 77 Toyota Corolla, Cust.upholstery,chrome ~~-~-~-l; ~ A A"'"" AM/FM ste reo, under whls. tires xlnl cond. 025 5 M nches 10.000 m•. S3200t bst ofr. $2195. 492·5180 2 · a ter LIMC·MERC 6'2'8~ Anaheim 750-2011 l30t N. Tustm. 547.0511 '71 Van. Clean. New '74 Corolla Sta Wi.:n. 4 :.pd, radials. shocks, bf ks . rudiuls . x lnt cond. CraigAM-FMcass. IHO 167'1 work 557-2395 894·1269 l'Vt'S. --'68 Bug, Auto clutch. snrf, '71 COROLLA reblt eng. St200/of'fer ~. ti44 2760 67J.1204 Eves. 1974VOLVO 145WAGON Automatic, air cond. & in s uper nice condition! (8UILNSl. ONLYS4495 Buick Riviera 1967, lo m t, xlnt cond. 646-6367 '71 Buick Riviera, extra clean, high mHeagc buL very sha rp. Sacrlficc S1 ,495. 840-4167 '71 1'oyota Corona. Slick '75 7 pass. bus. Very MAR9UIS VOLVO :.hilt. Pcrfloct cond. Sl2!15. c I ea n . 81 au pun k t a3T.1;s,,1i~~~~t~ I 0 '73 4 DR Limited-full tl75·8555 AM /FM/cass. $4700. or ------pwr-A /C.~gas save r --offer661·2l34 •74 142. Xlnt. Ai-r. new crsc. <'ontrol. l owner '71 Coron11, auto., good --car-top c d iJ 300 cond. Or1~1nal owner. '70 VW Bug, good cond. llres.46,000mi. P JI>. C4 . on .-• · ~1400. 499-4229 494-4404 New tires. Bariiain at 714-559-6717 _l_l._S48_·3i"""-04----- --Sl095. 1954 Pt. Chelsea , . -Cadillac 991 S '7l COROLLA 2 dr.coupe, Pl,NB.G44-2G79 76 Volvo, AM/loM, 1\/C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~d. m nd. $10951 best ofr . 50,000 nu's . $4990 51MH575 '70 VW BUG. Gd cond. L . _ C311_4_99_·1_13t~ -owner. SlOOO. Call NEt:os t-•AST SALE-; 673-22A7, 759·l594 ""'°" UHd '76 Corona. ouli.lundmg ---••••••••••••••••••••••• l'oruJ. fully loaded. lo m1 , SCI ROCCO. Preview 1977. Ge.rm 990 I ~37511 li15 7573 day:., Special Ed1tion. 1-'uct 11\j ••••••••••••••••••••••• &IS 2l!lll C\'l' A1C. auto, stereo. n ew P1rellis, lmmac cond. * $599 Sale * 19 7 4 TOY OT A 1978 tac fee pd. S52001or CELICA GT assume lse. Pvt ply 5 .,)JCCd, AM FM lllereo & l714)759-0960 vinyltop.(568LPB) '60 SURFER'S VAN. ONLY $3695 Classic. Gd cond. SHOO. MARQUIS TOYOTA. 38M River, NB. 673·0922 MISSION VIEJO '74 SUPl-:R Beetle Con vt . 831-2880 495-1210 AMr FM. full tonne all ,,., -;. -11 --:;-XI l c·ov Lo mi. Mint cond. -~· .. ,., .... oro a ·~l.i wgn, 11 S:J975 or best. Days: AMC 990S nmd AM I· ~I . lo m1. Ust 750 """Z fl 6PM 871 3684 ofr li73 :1181 """ ·a · ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• 74 TOYOTA C090UAWA-.. So4•d ••e•ll•nt va•u• _...., -lflru ~11·77 12eosa..o1 ·ss VW BUG. Gd runnin~ '74 Matador. Good cond <'Ond S700/f1rm l.()w book'. Sl675. Lo:idcd · 541Vi068. Make orrcr ~t.8-883.5 Or~ County's Se•ille Center 1976 CADILLAC SEVILLE Pull leather anterior, ull power a ssists, cruisl· <:ontrol. Al\1 /FJ\t ste reo with tape p l ayer. tOOliRSH>. $9988 Nabers Cadillac .!600 H.11 h111 Blvd ( mt.1 Mn .1 .1 I().'.) I 00 s, lflsu~ '\ ,.,. .. 11.,,.A ..... -.... 1.,.0o.,..c.... t20 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA l.111t/iM~9."'-f, g~~~~~~~4~~:~~~g>~~~~ 714/557-2132 aaaa ~zim:!.~~.~,~~7::,.1211 $2295 ~~.~~·.~.".V: ....... !~.~~ ~.~!·.~:.": ....... !~.~~ ~~.~!·.~.".": ....... !~.~~~.~!·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~'!'!!·.~:.": •.•.••• !~~~ '76 Dot1un 210Z 2 t 2 • .... 1 .. , n •· n •'•NI,_. 57 ,399 '7 3 Dafsu" 610 2 door ... , ..... ,1, ' t .,. _!2,099 -.69 Toyoto Corolto "' ~1,099 '73 loyoto Ctlico "'"',,.,. • ~o•*"1 of 1111 $2,299 '72 Toyota Cttice '~·.~;~~·~·"" "'' $ 2 I 299 '10 o.tevn 510 s...-w .... .t 'P•ed ·~~2AUZ• s1 299 '74 o.teun 610 4 Mor Mof'OQ" M1e ,,. .. $1,899 '73 Tofthl Ctll~ Wlloto ....... ..,,1 \.'::: • ::"*"" •I ·~N' '76 Tey1te Cini .. J ,,._, ~n· .,.,,. ,. 00.• 4 ,,,.., l'IH"V'°' '2,699 .FREE $185VALUE ( BILL.MAXEY TOYOTA 1111• l•echl l•d lfi1 I\\\ HUHT1H<.TON ll4CH 74TOYOTA CIUCA \11nyl f'OOf, Iii-llnlell, MIO wlle04t: -"end _. .. thru IH2'77 llXIOPPOI $3495 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ''''' l••,~11•& 14' I \'"" t-CIJN,1M(,'0'M lfA\.H $3295 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1 .... • ..... •1•'1 "1 '\ • •hJN ' Mt. ''\f-t II&• U Tri...... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 T rwmph Sta« full power, air etcre0 tape. Red bard top ~. Xlnt (.'Of)d. 64t}.l 760 968·36S8· ..__,...;;_~-~~---- •• TRG Wl\Jte. Complete· ly r bwlt. Good cond. Call&M23T 1974 VW Bug, lo mi. xtnt cond .. AM/F)f s tereo, must sell. S2350/~sl orr. 642 5670 _ __s ___ _ 69 VW Van, 1971 eng, good condition Sl.525. 496-9789 '73 VW Van (no windows} xlntcond. Mogs,AM/FM stereo, lape. 768-6640 '00 Squareback, xlnt cond. in/out. First $850 take~. 640-1238 '66 VW. Sunroof. 40 hp motor. Gd trans porlu · t1on. S600, Ph 83().5190 '01 VW Sqrbck. Healer, nu brks, radio & recent tune·fJp. 496-1!)54 eves. 581·2252 <lys, ask for Gary or MarkeUa '72 Sauareback, 4 spd, a m /tm. xlnt cond. $2200/belltoffer.675-0S87 '68 '/W Squareback, rebll eng, new tires/brks, must sell this wltnd. $1000. 673-().124 '72 Bus, xlnt, runs areal, AM/FM, $2495. 631·2991 '73 Bus , gr eat s h ape, xtras, A975. 631·;!991 1973 AMC Hornet Runabout A111on~uc:. Jl'#r, UMrlr19. air c:ona100111no. tilt wi-1, AM radio. ll.!60APl 1973 Buick Centurlan $1999 AlltomMIC. ei.reo. el< c-lllonlnQ, b<tcket Mitt, W S w, ISJ6Hll21 ' 1973 Ford Pinto $1999 Air condltlontno. ~ .. AM rld10, 4 cyl. C114GOVI 1973 Pontrac Wagon $2-399 AutOll'Mlllc, air c-ltionlnq, pwf. ,,_,,,., pwr, ew.ai.s, IUQ91f99 r11ek, AM r.olo. IMHGFI 19730td1Toronado $2699 full ,,_er, air conctlllonlnq, tilt ....... cf\llw C»f!!rOI. (111Jl ll 1973 Chrysler T & C Wagon $2899 Air «inclitlonl"O. AM/FM radio, 1111 -•. crulw '°"''°'· pwr, -~ ""'1. •1noo.n, -*"· _,, root recll. ISSIJS81 19748ulckCentury $3399 Aulor11111c:, pw< slu<ln9, pwr , ll•aku, re.it•, air _... ......... wsw. C111LltAI 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix $3599 AM radio. tilt"""'".,._ wlndlfwi, bucki1 Mat~ Vinyl loll, fMIY9 WllMl1. l"11TUI 1974 Ford F100 Pickup $3899 Alllomalk, ..... lenlt, •It c-lllon1"9. WO\I <Offl """'~ )(tOV.tenQlntt,AMrMlo l_,,AI !~!!.~~~~~rlnq, pwr br•kH, AM rodlo~!? 1111 w,_I, pw<. wlndOws, t11tll -ch Miii, IMlrvment ~. W71tHPI 1973 Ford F250 Pickup $3699 Automatic:, e1r tonOlllorilno, p'lfr. •1-lllQ, -· lfll!K. (IAt74J1)..\lrtonCUllontUm11trs11tcltl 1973 Chevy El Camino $3899 ve. 91.11ornatlc, •Ir cono .. ~lny( roof .. low mllet U~IO I 1?.?~.~~~~oo~~~!P~·J.~"«ulte ell!~ c:or1t1lllontr111, P'IWr. ll"rl119, pwr. b••kot, AM radio, ("4LOWI 1976 Ford Gr•neda $3999 .....,,, t leerlno, pwr. IH'allae, •" c-1116111111, W $ w .. -Olnfllc:. llf'Jll'&VI 1975 Pontiac Flr•bfrd '4299 C)nly 2'.td tct~ ml••· A..,..,.,, .. k, -......... 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" 11 • j ~UM4 ......_Uu4 Awto1,U"4 Auto1,Uud A.ttos,UHcl Aulot.V.., s 11.1111 • DAILYPtLOT D ··••••···•············· •••••.••.............. ••··••············•···· •••••..•........•...... ···················•·•· ...................... . c •u '" 1 c~.".... ttao a..,.. tt20 ,.,... 9940 ~moblw ttH ,.. ttl7 ~!·.~!~!. .......... ~.~:::'. ........... ~-.:.~~!. ......... .. .....•••............•.. ·······••·•··•········· ......•.•.......•.•.... •·•·•··············•··· ...•.•................• ....................... ' m~.~ ~~ry.c:,:;· CONNELL ~,r.~~ ~~~ ~::~:d: .-PHIL ·~~~o~:?N~~tl~~:: L 71lUMAIOUT ~70···Le·~M ....... s ••••• !!! ~~':! ...... !!!.~ ~~ ............. !!(.~ ~l..oMl iw.4 Q7oo a-;~ek , CH•VROLET Powo1 ~IJMI. 75.U ooaH LONG 1'00.549-0040 ow mile age. auto aQ port; air, l!J7'.! Vl•.:u t'a mbt11: i. .. 119 tran1 .. radio, beater. vinyl top. 8-tr•ck, l{d. um T·Blrd tuUy cqu1p'd. Wa ~o11 '\II 11r11~1n$I "7'C..-•V• -'tQCorvulr,rwia tiuocJ OJ FQAO 'e&OldaDelta88.4drGood NewUrea.(731MPE> cood.ll000/olr.83C>-085'7 S1400 or btH>l offer. Cin1bh 111 ,ir, out 1tn 1..ow rnilu fl MOI04 USED ltn. MOO "'Ond. ~uced to $000. Sl99t '71 Catalina. 4 di', A/C, &tM040 maculult• cond1t111n{ I 6407~ 1954 Prt. Cbelaea Pl. NB. SANTA ANA P /B. P /S, under 30,000 V199 9974 bought 1t nciw W•ll tt74 C_,11« CHEVY 'Gt Cht1vy 1t:1 Cia mlno 644·26'79 uu.-...... ._C mJ, xlnt. llSOO. 968-8$49. ••••••••••••••••••••••• finance, will i.1•11 n•w • 0-... Cpe. llJ001~•l ofhir ".......,.'"" VEGA 76 $950. 834·~ or MS·~ 1'1ft\•d a.:h1u power CLEARANCE 4U7 ~ '~:!,~;&:is:irea~~ 130J.N.T\<ln,5'T.Q51l ·~~~:~:i~~\;.{r0 m•. HATCHIACKGT '72 HATCHBACK Xl6l t"rtna 6 b1 ttk••· •I • fM Cbuv Klnaiiwood Sta 838-6:Ml. 9t60 8404117 eve. Dl::MO. 5 apood tran.-.,, CObd. ~.Call aft SP>t . 1-ond Auto CUM, power Al.J.. LOAl>t-:u WlTH . lion wa10t1 Pf, pb. AC rwo 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a I r c 0 n d • • l' t c • ~05 ilftCCM•. 'M 1-'\f l lt' /Jr Coo1ht100111" llOCIO .... 9514 ~:-.. ·::..~~.!.·;a...-::;;:: '74 Roadrunner. Good 'TIMldfflMrd 9970 (6.'505/3532). Wat1 S3795. 11173 v~ .. a Wu non I hll)C. llOW•·r v.1ndow1 . Auto Tranr.im lllOIUI ··········-··········· cond w /many xtraa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHL y $3198 n ,., ~-·~rl ... Jlt.., l)CIWt r door ... ow~r St1•1•Mnj.t '11 Nova, V·ll, 3 11prl, Rd s I L k t t 1975 PORO Must Soll. $2300. 846-1161 um T-Blrd. {\Ill pwr. AM· HOw•no CL-y--•et ~16J~~.'.TI. l1K',.., 4104 i•u 11101 crl.U•l' Powor Uruk1•i. tranap. l'Ur. $000/bll oCr. porto1 1 e o 1ur lltHTO RUNAIOUT aft5. FM stereo. Ltle blue --f"VI ·~ ...,. .... 1-.Jl'IUVI 1111 1'h I, new • &'fom board or snow akl, ? With custom interior & -----w/dark blue vlnyl top. Dove&Quail~ 72 GT Wa.i.:on. l'lean.;JI, ',,'~~re'." l.",' le!!~~I ~~lwl." Al hie Prlctt ;o Nov",• <'YI. vt'n"I roof, 1'72'erfL~D ~?nrt.ryXJSnqt acoirnd8. cncte'1or • vinyl roof. '7156 000Volarme1 Wluggnr.cvk 8,Xaln1~. Best olf c r . 873·8968, NF:_~3~ P.'!585£1\5 CH , mi. S8&0. best orr. w'; &:. ._,u-"" ' Good"'"9 Monday, floor ;hift. xlnt" cond. trk,6~yl ~-7038 · ' LowmUes. (735L0K). ~-~2842 ' •· b'7S~. 5dytiG76-J4t_l _ _ 9 -4U4-113M Yuiuave. ssu s.,..-., 12th 1111.000 ma, ¥1000 8iUI mo MU$T SHiii --Autos. M•w 9100 Mtos. Mew 9100 At1fot. Mew ; ' o CA.LL POil Sl'ICIAL • t•ve. 71l R ancho Squire, MIRAClEMAZOA "73SatSebrlng,P/S,PJB, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 'atCI lr74 Caprice4 Vr loaded, all elec. cruise 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. A/C, Auto. $2300/best or. • •••••••••• ("4UCJA> (PtJTa> '74 Monte Carlo 1''ull control, $5300/bat otr. 645-5700 rer.9'79-6412A1ter8pm. HANSIL power, low m1leuac. air 837-49'~ OLDSMOllLI $3 I 00 ahoclls. new h rl'i. Mint --------'73 Silver Pinto Fst~k. 'eB SateWte good coodl· Fullertoo, 170-4200 • t.-ond. $38%. S-W 334 _1 __ '72 Ford C ustom soo Good cond. Ma~ whls, ~~ ~~aniew brakea, J964 Chevy Sedan new Haneh Wagon. PS/PB, AM·FM radio, 4 ou tires. __ ·11c..-ec SDorodo Grt·\ I S83G H ,, I $3489 MOTORCARS O'ti.EGAHCE 541·9'60 '61 C41dillac UMOUSIHE <WVMSOt $3419 MOTORCARS D'ELEGANCE 547-9250 m Cad SDV. orig. O\l,nr,, ~. Good trans I' / l' 7:i2·CT117, t?Vl' t;.14 l!J17 &I S!'dandc:V11le. Lu m1. 78,000 miles $dOO Call G73·2f.ili9 1915 llblibu Cpe. 1113MXC) C199li\I $3200 · • 1975 \tali bu ('Jk' • IJ8)1V0) CP l7~1 $3450 • 1975 tall bu 4 Dr. U.T. <til!JLWC) (Pl5M) $3450 • J975Capnce .t Dr. H.T . 1259PQU) (2135t\ > $3550 • L975 Malibu 4 OT 179!!M UO) (Pl!i!liO $3600 motor. good t.'<>nd: S5Q() air. ~95. best offer, Bat orr over 11650. '73 Dust.er; V-8, aJr·cond, 6~~ ~·5663 640-2356 orig. owner. Fold down -----'73V6',-'""ood--d-'75 R bot A d rearseat.Only39,000mi. Ctryst.r 9925 . -~apn. G con . un~ u . voca o 11750.w.1768 ••••••• • • ••• ••• •••••••• Goud price l(m , dlx ant, vin roof, tint· -. 'II) Ch'"'" ~ler :JOO. air cond. 5411 !1708. Mike t.-d glass. A!4·FM radlo. "73 Duster, vs. air cond. ·J~ -Clean.847-4002 PS PB x lnt cond PS. Pli, very clean.~. '75 Grunad;i 4-dr. 30:! V-8, • • • 493-7681 uir. P S1PB. AM-FM. '74 RUNABOUT Auto Sl950/bltorr.S36-39'71 Coflfinettfal 99 30 _ $3,250. 559 5525 trani.. uir. 1 ownr. Xlnt. 66 Baracuda vs PS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Ford Gran Ton no c·ond. 51875· 556:!3-14--auto. sharp ~ar. I~ mi: '72 Lincoln Cont'l Cpe. coupe. M~l-CI radials. V-8, '74 Pinto Squire Waa. Xlnt ~~1,."erfect . $815• Xlnt cond. Loaded. auto, P.S .. radio, heater, cond. Makeofr 586-2052a(t6pm. ___ bucket heats. vinyl lop, Call642-3361. 1'°""8c . 9965 00,000 m1, S2000 or best U UT ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Mark JV. P S, P B, offer 1976 Ford Pinto 74 R MAIO . . yellow, p c rr. contJ. R .11 4.spee<l steei auto trans radio Super '12 Pontiac Ventura II. G Loaded. Sali:/lrade. ra.cliaJ~. 3-door ru'nubout, c lean . L~ggage' rack. cyl, auto. 2 dr, lt/H. rblt . 646-6813 ____ 9.000 mi, $3000. Evenm~h <576LWL> rnowr.11~. 8'2-42'71 l· '65 Llncoln Continental. 552--0129 $2399 '73 Pont. Grand Prix. St50ibest offer or trade •71 LTD WJ.:n . Sll'rl'O, /\I t: SANTA AHA Outstanding beaut. cond. for truck ~2·"1945 p 'W C RC Loaded. G uarn. By orig. 1 • pwr :-cah. !I pa!>::. LIN ME owner. $2495. 831·7095 Corntt~ 9932 Mich tin·s 1 uwnr !:ii 175 l3<llN. Tustin. 547·0511 eves 5 GALLONS OF GAS FREE '70 Cad Sedan. l''ull power, nu tires & brks 1976 lmpaln 4 Dr. H.T. (/ll8l\IXM) (P1856) $3850 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 644-7900 ---------------. Es -, --., . ~ Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 jAutos, New 91001Wo1, N•w 9800 CORVETT 71 Rantht:ro Gr 1~ t:J •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nds !>Ome cng \\ork. /\ C. ~1t1J5 ~ 0285 Camaro 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'G8 Cam;iro SS. 350 c· .1 1 'Pd. radials. Good 1·und Sl800. 546-7620 ll!l Cumaro V-11 auto, r;.uhals. P1S. xlnt cond 'oWOO H3J·2:1!H '70 Chevy <.:amaro 350. Looks hke new $1800. • 1975 Impala Wagon 1320NQJ> IP1774 ) $3950 • 1976 Mohbu 4 Dr C844PCF> (Pl70H1 $4100 CHOICE OF 13 1973 THRU 1977 4 speed\ & Automatics Or~ County's largest llr Finest SelKtion P 1S. A:\l1FM stereo. nu tires. 004-1458 ev . '72 Cu&tom Sedan. 1m- mac. in & out Sl295. Ori&. owner. 53C:i :17<)1 Uncofn 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Conllnental Town Coup<' Su~rb t·oir Must scll. Gl'ltinJ! t0mpany r.tr. ::,:!(i00 111 11 .. c ofr. .~1 l 572ti Cull 830-5233 '70 CAMARO xlnt cond. I ownr. lo mr. S1900. Eves: ti75-9171or839-4090 1\176 lmpala 4 Dr II (212580) (4388) $4344 £Z 1-'INANCINC WI': LEAS1'; t:ClRVt::TTl';S HOWARD Chenolet Dove & Quail Streets NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 Mef'Cuty 9950 ---------1••····· ............... . '70 CAMA RO 350 V8, auto. u1r. disc brks. Xlnt. cond. S1990. 631·239'7 • CONNELL CHEVROLET '64 CORVETTE Road ster 327. 4 11pd. whl1 blk Int. Mint cond. See to up· preciate.$4750.979·0368 2828 Harbor llvd. 1968 Corvette convt :i:!?. ·1;1 CAM ARO Extra ctn. COSTA MESA 3·spd. S3200. Call art \:\( f''M c·uss. p B, P ,S, 546-1200 6P:\1,675 3-i39 \ C._Sl350 hs_! 55!1·7115 hi Corvellt· ,-omt 4-spd. Chevrolet 9920 ·w Chevy ti:npala. 2 Ur. Nus pnl. BcsL olll•r over ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST LINCOLN-MERCURY Dealership 11> now OPE~ RAY FLADEBOE l.l"ICOLN-MJ·:Ht:llll Y II> Ill \uto t:Pnl1•r Ur Sil Fw" I akt• F111 t''' ''" 11 IH\'1:\E 830-7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v-a. Auto. u1r, good hody. saooo 550 01ui 72 Ch .,. II W ,. tires. paint. runs i:real. , . 32'7 f lb' '73 Ml'n· C11lom l'I. \1 JI ev. r u St. a,. . .-.It.II/firm 646·381K IJ.l auto. !i "· llrlJ!. qws 111 1•~ I t· 11, ·• Xlnt cond.Xtras.Sl400or ~ · -2ncl owner. A M F:\1. · .. ~.., "'1 Lim·oln-V ttrsaille~ offer. 848·3727. '68 IMPALA. 4 dr. f\1C. S4850. 6+1·&137 ~ui~~~>Y S21~ 0~~:~· !k.l ,. -'71 Monte c.arlo. P /S. ~·7~;· xlnt intr ::;750. ·7~ Corv~;-:J.·lop :uo 6%·40?1 mornoreh·:> P 1B. elec windows. llll ~ auto. Every -\l ra. MuttanCJ 9952 whl, vmyl top. All extras, ·74 Monte Carlo. Good S7800ibst ofr. 998-1739 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt.S1675.Ph536·1952 co !'dldtlon, fu lly Co..g.. 9933 ·oo Auto 289. 57.000 orig 68 Chevy Impala. 60,(¥;)0 cqwppe :i4ft.7496 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu. 2 ownr">. Xlnt cond THIS COULD BE THE BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A LUXURY CAR .•. INCLUDING THE EXCITING NEW LINCOLN-VERSAILLES. WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM ... mi . ~ood <'ond. S650. •COUGAR ·1n. auto 396, Slll00.831 l~ · SJ2 387B11ft 6PM Impa la ·m. V·8. A IC, P1S, I' ll. itl nt cond 1;7 :\lu ... tuni:. •11'11! cmnr It ff. :! dr SUUO C714 l $1050. PP. 557·5661 VH, AC. \\I F\I. rnc<·nt ~ .. $2295 BILL MAXEY TO YOTA t•ll t l~oll•l••S 14'1\\\ MU'1fIN C,11.)H If la L ti ~ Cou~ar W :\IJronn. 1• s. parnl Jllh. \1111 111nd ·~5 MO~TE Carlo. A 1<:. I' H. \'II, 1 Ch\111·r <;cl :-0115<1 l'all .\ '1 , lii:J 5075 ll H. I 1 It \\ h I, nil I VC' 1·ond SIOOll 191 1:i;1:1 nms. nr nl•w l11 l'"o !:11~ i51-826.> D~ 9935 •....•................. Lute '75 :\tontc Curio I.all· 'fi8 Coronrt 140. 383 l u. in. dau. Tun & \\ht :H.000 air, P S. P B. ::;sou m1. A C S3995. 494 8681 ~ 0567 l'all ror ~•PPl '68 Muston9 S600 Sl'e :1l l:i l!l Pl~H·l•ntra I am a l'l.1s"<' rl'd ti!! \{ach I. w :.in nni.: ownr. lo m1. lookini: lor :.. new home. Ford 9940 Sc.·t.· & 1n;i1<1· otr .i~il 70IUI '75 Mon La 2 + 2. /\.:\I FM 'ii" ,,:x, isi Ito radio. aar eond. ne\\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• br~. 2ti.UOO m1. hkt• ne)\ 'i3 LTD I' S. l'llJ, radio t.7 ;\lu~1.111i; ~1'1111\\" hlk $2995• lk!>t llfr. !ICiO as:ll 2 dr. hluc $(600. 675·72Gl 111( rlt .111 SKUii otrl'r. !!.13·33811 .)86.0597 'Iii Squ1r<' Wagon. air r;;I :p<I. \lu!>t.mi.:. '>llJlt:r <~>nil. power. Everything cnJ!. ncedi. body work & works. ~'i:?!l i;.11 Ul39 trans. S.IH·50K1 Classtl' 'flll <.:on·mr Oni.: metal It 1· pnt. I 1·arh:. Good J.:U:. m 1 ::.1000 !isl pfr. Xlnt 1·ond. OOlHi;.17 '.• --------:Auto., Ustd Allto•, U1td Autos. Used Autos, UHd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A FEW OF OUR LUXURY SPECIALS! 1974 LINCOLN .i Door Sedan. Medium beige with beige It-other intenor. and contrasting brown vinyl roor Full power. 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M~. G~IMMI~ WIL..L eJE HErte ~OON, tic~. YOL-{ MAY WAli FO~ HIM IN ._.,? OFr:'ICc. ' -YOU. WANT TO Pl5<)A~S HOW 010 YOL<- MY C.Hl~TING. weu.., IN l(NOW THAT'~ /(\'/ DEFeN~e, L..e-r ,~e ~AV WHAT r WANTED 'IOV.. AICE W~ONG/. 1'0 OJ~CL.(~S? 1 NeVE~, NfV&ff CMEAT/! t;(JQE,, .I iHCXJGHT ~-'rO<J KNE:W A0QJ1" STUFF LJ KE 1l-fAT. r ~NOOPeD 'n·4rl'OLAGl-4 YOV1~ APPOINTME:NT BOOK ! [> [> [> ~IJDGE PARKE--<1 <l <J . HAVING e,EfN laET INTO LOLA'S APARTMENT 6Y · THE 6UILDING 'MANAGER, ERIC CALLS 5AM WHO : 15 WAITING AT THE LAVENOAR HOME! --fl~LP If.~ 1?9'!,'f< 6UT, LIKE I SAID, I'LL WAJT UP! HOPEFULLY, I WON'T BE THERE'S SOME INFORMATION MUCH LONGER! ,___ I NEED TO GET FROM YOO BEFORE I MEET MA HA'S ATTORNEYS IN THE MORNING! . -= ' -- '°' ' I/ -c;e >> _,,- O~t; U&TE~ UP, EV~BOD4 f MEN ™ERE 'S ONE lfilNG I WANT 4 00 TO REME.MBE~ .•. AND ™Ai IS ™AT WHEN QOU CHEAT ..• ~'RE ONLQ ~EATIN& '10JR5ELF f SO IF ~ KEEP QUIET ABOUT IT I 1l1ERE ~ NO C.UAQ ANQONE CAN FIND MODllM -HAV~ '/OU ~V~R ___ ___,, ~ IHOtJ~HT HOW : MARVELOUS A PLANT IS, KAYO? WSLL. ... IHERE IS O~i THIN<fJ 1'f1AT ALWAYS <5~TS ME ... DOCTOR SMOCK ... o~ How, WITH ON.LY SUNl-IGHT, W,AiER AND 30IL., A IREEE CAN Pf<ODlJCE .• AN APPL.E) 5AY? How· CAN ;~AT WATER COME OUT ST~AIGHT? -- : YOU -Y-AKS MRS. FSR~, ~ YOO't...L-&I!! ~He eNc:> ROOM, WAt-r IN ROOM IN ~00'*'1A SIX, : MRS. 600CH... .,-HRE!S ... MRS. -rROY ..• • OOTI . . byFa11CIJa:afTDll . .. FOJ't . . ' Hs,AVEN1S · sm,k'AYO-· ~ DoN'TANY OF NATU~e'S M1RACLES INTRIGUE You? By George Lemont _ .. WAl-Y-IN ROOM ON&i, PL-E!AS!! ... ·-· - JJOte ~ Tec)o'i's ~e '~ toe.•nq ar~~ b4 Yhe SD th.\t 't)a~\f Ol,, ~~'i 'l1 « Ml1<ed 'Doubfcc; 1l2.Yt n,9 -,C,u,.namen~ Wit\\ Mol\tn'#• 'f-ln ':r:'T.:rM:e:t..:E-mz':E:E:CS by TomK.Ryan 1-0ISA 1-UC~ YJHV CANT VOU Bel-IKE: 01HeR INC'IANS?! RIP! 01lft:R INPIANS 60 HUN11N& FOR &t:AR1 EJUFFALO ANP NIOlJN'1AIN I-ION!--FJ01;0H NO, ~o-r ¥OU! fil® 'J><><>LEY'S I MADE UP A LllTLE usr OF WAYS you CAN IMPROVE YOURSELF ~CR\e>~LE ?CRl0e>l-c ?C.Rl\?BL-E CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYFS! There are 1t letst six differ· encea In drawln1 detail• between '8p and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Cheft anawen with those below. 0-11••..., •1 _,, t . .,...,,., •• 11•1 s 1uua1110 • , .... ~., 1w;e111•11 eu110•"1 t &ll•lltWtl .... 11 'w• ... 111P•110011 I HW.,•HIO . " BOOMER r CJ L.1~~ 10 5~~ iH ~ CM;r=, fUA?£. I) .!i 0 ru .. r~u. HIM '21G~i / AWAY, GUZ' Hal Kaufma1> ~ eGRAB BAGI 0'7 dwetJao to farmer: "Wbat'1 tll•t I• )0111 basket?" f..er. "Summer 141e8dl." Oly dwtller: "XAXNXDXWXHXAXTXAXRXEX· TXHXEXOXTXHXEXRXST" Drop X'1 for rtply. e Dog's Age! I am pr~ntly six times ms old as my dog. FouryearsagoJ was eleven times as old. How old 1s my dog·t PIO 'JH A 1"81 ii li---~-...;.----1 ... eGtorgt Wuhlnatoa Is pkturtcl oe tht U.S. ont-dollar "THIS seemingly odd-shaped dia-blll; Abt Uac:ola ii oa tht nve. Quutloa: Wbo Is on the gram is nothin1 more th•n a large IH? ~quarc divided into 15 smaller squares with one comer missing," e Riddle: Why did Rip Van Winkle take a ruler to bed"! said the math teacher 10 his pupils. Give up? To see how Iona he slept . "The nine squares that arc blank, together r-----.,(lll(IC:::-----~~_..-.lk"-~~ 11.11h the six others bearing numbers. po~ an mtcrel>tmg problem. (__'.:_j~.-J~~n-rl~:I "You arc challenged , ......... _,_.,... 10 1n,crt the numbers one to nmc, boch inclu· sivc. m the nine blank squares in such • way F=:::~~ that the sum or the three numbers in any row is equal 10 the number shown at lhc bouom of the row." Can you complY.7 No fai r pecking below. 08 !9'L ~...11.....,:.i....-' :Z')' I :('to •.<11111uo1 JUMP SHOT! Wh8t'1 mlsslna fro111 tht plrturt above? 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WAlol OVT F0'2' IH~ ~LJil£g ! . \ ) MARMADUKE® GORDO HEvf UNCLE DUDE-0 HAS BEEN Sl-IOPP/Ne,/ 100 o/o PURE.ST IMPORTE.D COTrOAI OXPORDf Af/Hf • • 5oo/o DACRO)J- 50 o/o ORLON! • Brad Anderson .. ...... ....~•}ii " ' ' Gus Arriola 65% POl-'/ESTER-~5 'o/o COTIOJJf DUMB 01-' SEWAl-IAJ COJ.LAR STAYS/' by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds f ~ - DAILY PILOT . ASK THEM YOURSELF Send 1111 QUISloon •• ....... lo "Ask.'" fll'llly .,..,y. 641 LeJUnglOn Ave Ne-. 'tt>t-NY 10022 W.• PIY $~tor IM!ltslled quesllOM Sor~ wt e111·1 .ns-OUlllS FOR DONALD KENNEDY, Commissioner, Food and Drug Admlnistratk>n Wb•t prompted you to Keept your poeltion without • 1 medical degree or .ny apatencc In the Reid? -l .E.C .• Forat Hills, N.Y. e Bec4UH I hope 10 make a contribution toward more effective consumer protection. While my previous contacts with the FDA were few. I did serve on Government food and pesticide commit· tees. My lack of specific experience may be an advantage be- cause I can bring fresh Ideas to the agency. I don't think the com· missioner need be a physician Many previous ones were not. FOR SYLVIA PORTER, financial columnist M011t women I know •re good •t m•th. How dJd they get• reput.tlon for being poor matbelDlltlcl•ns? -D.H .• Fre9no. C•llf. e I plaee the blame on our educational system and on parents 911ho perpetuate the myth that woman is Inferior to man in this departmenl. I also blame the woman who thinks It's more feminine to pretend she can't add and then turns out to be a whiz at the supermarket FOR JOHN DAVIDSON. singer How do you •*-Y tn ••c:h great •h•pe? -S.M .. Pt. Pla.- .. nt. N.J. e I oWe it all to the outdoors. I wouldn't be in the shape I'm in if I kept within four walls Lots of fresh air (which I love) and sea breezes (I $pend a lot of time on my boat) are very good for one's health. I also en)OY racquetball. scuba-diving and weight-lifting. FOR CAROL CHANNING What got you hooked oa hulth foods? - F.M., &ewer. Maine e Several years~. I developed severe alleTgles caused by cer- tain lood.5 My doctor recommended that I switch to natural foods. Since then, I have eaten only speciallv. prepared health meals end. to make sure there's no sllpup on the road. I ITI!lvel with my chef. who takes care of all my meals. FOR THE .. ASK THEM YOURSEIF EDROR Mat caa yo41 tell me abcMrt tM receat nporta coef.elad.. Ing daat Acl•m and Ett were not bumaD9. -M.C .• Rlftr fldtlht8. Utah e You must be refemng to the new book, flrsr Man, Then Adam by Dr. Irwin Ginsburg (right) In which he theorizes that our first man and woman were actually lp&Ce voyagers from another planet. He suggests the Garden of Eden wllS nothing more than a rocketshlp that crashed on earth. But this is not a new theory. Erich Von Danlken came up with It some years ago In Gods From Outer Space. (Ginsburg has a Ph.D. In physics.) FOR TOTIE FIELDS. comedienne Do '°" ea)DJ Joo1d.D9 .. the •lnor mcwe todey .ow that you'" aottc:n thinner? -J.S .. Miami Beach. Fla. • Heavy or thin, Insecurity has never been a problem. Secure people don't need reassuring glances In tt\e minor. When I leave the house in the morning, looking O.K.. I don't make periodic chedc..s to see how rm d~ng because I'm not a lump of Ice. I won't fade away during the day The most I do Is touch up my lipstick. My hair does not budge -II won't dare. So there·s no reason for me to look In the glass, unless I've forgotten what f look like. FOR JIM McKay of Wide World of Sport& Who'• the rnost memor•ble athlete you'•• met, end 111bJcb •port do you find the mo.t lnteratJng? -Kurt Grell, WeuMu, Wta. • There are too many great ath~tes lo single out one as a favorite. But the greatest performance I ever saw was Bob Beamon's long jump at MexJco City in 1968. I prefer golf because of the total concentration required and the ultimate satisfaction of a good shot. and skiing because of the great ex- hilaration FOR DIAHANN CA.RROU.. actress and singer What ... your ftnt )ob? -L.A .• Savannah, Ga. e I was a model. While at acting school. I was also In dire need of some extra cash. Without telllng my parents -I knew they'd be furlo\fS at the Idea -I did some modeling. When Ebony magazine booked me for a feature fashion layout, l decided to ' break it to Mom and Dad. Thought that would be better than their seeing the results themselves, without any warning, because the emphasis was on lingerie and sleepwear. FOR DICK CLARK, host of American Bandstand Do yoa ..,. met hate mall, and what do yoa do wtth tt? -S.G .• R..claado Beec:la. Calif. e Everyone gets hde mad: until you get It. you're not a suc- cess. Most of the writers don't u5e their full name -just Initials. To those who give an address I send back this kind of note: MDear Mr. (or Ms.) so-and-to: Some aazy person Is using your nam~. as you can see by the enclosed letter, and I think you should be aware of what's going on." FOR TOM BROKAW, host of the Today show la '°"' wit tutantaaeo.. or PffPSed ln ed,,.oce? Sbrah H. 4'.cbon. Johneon Qty, Tenn. • rm flattered that someone thinks my sense of humor Is cultivated. ActuaUy. If I am funny, It ls generally accidental and almost always spontaneous. I ftgure that If you have lo be up at that hour, you deserve a little laughter. PRO AND CON Should A Driver's License Be Required To Operate A Moped? PRO C...,._ f....._ manager, Traffic Sefcty Untt, Dq>t. of MotOf Vehlcles. Secramento, Calif. Yes. When sharing the street with 4,000-pound vehicles. the moped opeTator cannot hold his own -without the expcTience that comes with being a licensed dliver. To stay out of trouble he must be In complete control of his vehicle and have knowledge of otheT vehkles. Also. If Involved In an acddent, an unlicensed moped driver. I believe. would have little chance of recovering damages. FlnaUy, since the moped travels at low speeds and lta low chassl.s reduces vtslblllty. an lnexpe:rienced operator may cause an accident. CON A.11,..., .. CUrla, Cool!.. (Rep I. l05th Dtstrict. New Yori! City No. I am against most restrictions on the moped. We don't license 10-apeed bicycles, which can go much faster than mopeds. The moped offers an opportunity for substantial ~vlngs -In feet, It can~ operated for pennies -and Is a convenient and Inexpensive mode of transportation easily available to a large ~ of our population. Government tmds to get overtnvolved In regulating every small facet of Individuals' hves. an'd usually the ratrlctlolU do mOfC harm than good. •• 1977FAMtLY ClaWTCo. .Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. THE NAnON·s BEST-KNOWN SUNDAY· SCHOOL TEACHER ~ you might expect. the President is always thoroughly prepared when he presents the weekly Bible lesson,but he also reveals a surprising side of his personality. I ~ ~ . i Charles Sank&, associate pastor of WO$hfngton 's First BaptlJt Church (left), and Charle! Trentham, pastor. greet the First Family before a recent morning service. By David Kucharsky "The President is soing to teach our ,1- 1 esso n today." About 130 P'ople are on hand for the weekly meeting of the couples class, and they are obviously deUghted with the an- nouncement. The President and Mn. Carter attend Sunday school every week they are In Washington, but the class never knows when ~ wi1J teach. The regular teacher. a good-humOfed Insurance executive named Fred Gngg, usually ftods out only the day before. It's nearly 10:00 on Sunday morning. The class has assembled In It.a place In the small balcony overlooking the sanctuary of A Jonrwr UPI conapond.nt, Dauld Kuchanky la Mr!O cd/fof oc °"'9danlty Today ond the outh« of The M.. From Pt.In•: The Mind ..wt Spwu ol Jimmy C.W fli«pcT ond Rau). 4 • ,AMILYWHJCLY,I ........ 11,.,,., .ii-' Washington's 175-year-old Arst Baptist Church. A few rows nave been roped off for members and· Secret Service agents; the usual turnout of curious vislton fills the remaining seats. A prayer Is said, the roll Is taken, and the smiling Preskient, wearing a dark blue suit, steps up to the lectern. "Which of the Ten Commandment9 I• mendoned m CNlt often In the Old Testament?" Carter asks. &fore him are a pair ol ~ and • lesson guide. Carter knows the Sc:rtptures wen, In Spanish as well aJ English. Com- pared with . the attention given to other aspects of the Pratdent's life. llttJe has been said about his faith as "a born-again evangelic.al." Indeed, he h4S scrupulously avoided weertng his rellglon on h1s sleeve. &t on Sundays there ii no doubt that he Is a con9dentlous Christian. "He does his homeworlt," says Or. Charles R. Sanks Jr .• assodete pastor and theologian In residence. That mean• stu· dying the le1S<>n PfelCribed for that day. And peop. who hear Cana are lmpreSMd wtth his familiarity wtth the Scrtptures. Carter avoids n~ and bombastic orMory, flndlng a low-by but emphatic approach more dfectlve. lo addition to posing questions to the class, he often asks Its members to read aloud a verse from the Bible. Then he proceeds to explaJn the meaning, give IUustratlons and relate the passage to probMms of everyday Ufe. He talks about the need for humility and about the constant temptatk>n toward mate- rialism. He also warns the class bgainst hypocrisy, and he repeatedly speaks of the need to adopt higher moral standards. After various class members spoke In re- sP<>nse to his question about the Ten Com- mandments, Carter laughed, ~You're all wrong. The answer Is. 'No graven Im- ages."' He went on to tell about how often the Oki Testament cone.ems Itself with the lncllnallon to make substitutes for God. Carte uoued c:laM curtomty . another time by asking, "Whal holds maniagea together?" Some replied It was love, but the President said that was just part of It. "The word I was looking for Is 'faithfulness ' Faithfulness Is necess.Ary In a life commitment. It tides you over In times of doubt and adversity. It Is crucial." Thllt ob!etvation recalled Carter's famous Playboy Interview In which he ad· mltted lo sexual temptations. It also brought to mind his admonttk>n to a group of Government WOfkers that they ought to get married If they want to live together. Carter's comments to his class about marriage were based on one of the letters sent by the ApostJe Paul to his young friend Timothy. Carter also cited the letter In commenting that, contrary to what a lot of people think, the dlfftcultiu of life are not In themselves damaging experiences. Adversity, he argued, Pfepares you for a better life: "People who meant the most to God did not have an easy llfe." Cuta'a partld patlon In the d ... baa brouaht out a aide of. him of which most Americans are not aware:· he enjoys )estlng. That came out vividly one Sunday when Gregg was teaching, and the Carters were seated before him In the tan-painted pews. Gregg, wtfo Is happily mamed. was ptaytng the chau\llnlst In commenting fpcettously that he particularly liked a passsage In the Bible that Is Interpreted by many to mean that women should be sub· ordinate to men. Carter caused laughter when he blurted, "How do you know.r' Another lnddeot between Carter and Gregg has becorM a standing )oke with the class. Once when Carter called Gregg and offered to teach, the outgoing Gregg replied, "Oh, I could hug you. rve had such a busy week." It took only a moment for hfm to realize that he had lnadvvrtentfy lmpl\ed that the Praklent had time on his hands. Carter has repeatedly kidded Gregg about the c:omment. When G-egg told the class about It and added an apology to the effect that he knew Praklcnte W8fe busy, too, Carter reaponded. "It's about time you reant..d that." Carter aJso throws In an occallonaJ bit of humof when teaching. He avokts partic:U· Iara. h~er. because they might be con· strued ~y. 8f'ld h• always doea the class In a serious vein, urging the people to deeper commitment. Prior to his elecilon, Carter had said that If he won he would transfer his church membership to a nearby Baptist congrega· tlon In Washington. He also revealed plans to continue teaching occasionally. The church the Carters chose Is several blocks north of the executive mansion along 16th Street and Iles on the edge of the down- town business dlstr1ct. Gregg himself only came to Washington a few months before Carter and was asked to teach the class. The first Sunday after the Inauguration Gregg saw the President as he walked toward the church from his parked car. "I feh as though my Adam's app&e dropped to my shoes." he recalls. Gregg, a lean. white-haired son of a Bap- tist preacher, had not expected the Presi- dent to come that first day. carter'e church attendance rcftecte his destre to get closer to the people. It ob- viously presents problems for the security people, however. and. as Dr. Sanks puts It, "some fuss and feathers for the church " Sanks quickly adds, though, that "we have adjusted very well." The church staff paved the way by working out some procedures when they were advised that the President would be wonhlpplng with them. Ushen wete trained to deal with special situations that might develop, and two restrictions were laid down: no cameras or tape recorders. President Truman also attended the Am Baptist Church whUe In the White House but lost interest when his pastor voiced crttlcltm of Truman's Intention of appointing a full-fledged ambassador to the Vatican. The only other Baptist Presi- dent was Warren G Harding. Former Pr~dents Eisenhower, Ken- nedy, Johnson and Nixon traveled more on weekends than 'Carter has so far. so their church attendance was more vaned and sporadic. (Nixon also ananged a number of Sunday morning wonhlp ser- vices In the White House with selected speakers and guem.) ~ve:ral Presidents were Sunday school teachers prior to their election, but none kept up the Pfactlce wt\lle In office. Cute hu been attending church and Sunday echool regularly since he was a boy. When he enroOed In the Naval Academy, he was given a class of preteen girls to teach at a church In Annapolis. Aher graduation and commissioning as an officer, he taught a class of fellow crew members on board a ship. Once, on a sub- marine at sea and w\th no chaptaln. he conducted an Easter worship service. Upon his return to Plains, he agatn be· came active In the Baptist church there. When he ~ elected governor, he became part of a congregation In Atlanta. Presidential candidates nonnaDy have a hectic schedule and seldom get back home ·during their campaigns. But Carter's devo· tlon to church life and his determination to continue studytng the Blble were demon- strated ftm durtng the long effort to secure the Democratic nomtnatlon and then dur· Ing the campaign against President Ford. Virtually every weekend the chartered Jet atrliner In which he toured the country was diverted to Georgia. 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Co be CUIUJm-printed and booed in pWlllll leather aprally for me. 1be boob will be IMcled to me al the rate al one volume per montb. and J m.ay di.aconc.inue my aubtcriptjon at any time UPCJO thirty dayt' written ootklc. I need lend no .-ymcnc now. J trilJ be billed S39. • foe each leather-bound volume in advaoce al ib lhipment. -·,,,~-,.;'l:',::,:::::;:: Sisnature .... .=. •. ;;;;;; .. ;;:.,;;;_;.;;-;_;;;-;;_;;;n<':;;c;--;; .. _-..... ---- Mr. Mn. Mia Add tea.~-----------~ I I I I I I I I L--------------.. ·-----------·.1 .. 4.! .... J .. •• Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 'IHE DOCTOR AftD YOU Why Ewryane Should lleep A family Health Record Time was when the family tw.all.h record was the banly BIJle. h isled the only two important health eveats: birth and death. But nowadays doctors can do much to as- sist birth and forat.al death. And, In be- tween. ewryane "-a COii .... and lm- poltant me.dlc.aJ history, and a record ol 11 should be ais8y and qulddv _.-enb'=. Keeping a useful t.mly health record hn 't dlfficult -and a portable one can be Im~ helpful to a doctor f you take sk:k while tnrwfing. On 5epillrate pages for each family mmtber. record ewrythlng that seems Important. Btrth date and welgfll, anything 5ignlficant that happens tn the first few months. lnoa.datJons f°' each child. (Y~~°' wt't! be glad to ;at down dates and 1bages.) A growth rec· ord ol height and wdght can povide dues -.bout hidden IDne99eS and final size. Keep a record of each serious illness for children and adults -not colds and upset stomachs, but Important things lib flu. pneumonia, operati<MIS. Loc*ing OWi' a family health record can alert your doaor to such familial diseases as diabetes, sickJe. cell disuse and Tay-Sachs. Record Important lab-te$t results: blood type. blood chemlstJy, etc. (Again. your doctor oc his assistant can he.Ip.) It helps if the doctor knows your last blood sugar was normal or ll a recent kidney test was not quite right. Try to keep up·to-dale on everything and save old reports. Keeping lab tests and X-ray results handy may save your doctor from repeating costly tests. Ongoing Illnesses -chronic diseases - should be listed along wtth treatment. ls Billy taking pills 10 prevent convulsions? Does Dad use ln5ulin °' medkine by mouth for diabetes? A family health record can save valuab&e time ln emergencies If It Indicates drugs used and dosages. Aler· gr.es -particWar1y drug allagies -and unusual re.actions should be listed. A new doctor may want to know whether you're alle:rgk to penidan, for example. Coc1qAete the ~ hr.allh record with a lisa ol the names. addresses and phone numbers ol doctors who but you. Vou'I want this informetlon for eme1gendes or.. pahaiis, to get details of the feclOl'ds as Iha years pass. h won't hurt to Include drug- store. hospilal and ambulanoe-servU numbers. too. The family health record doesn't belong In your ~ box; keep II w~e anyone can 6nd it 1n an emergency. Take It with you on trips. 1t11 be espedaDy \mpor· tanl when you can't get records from your regular doctor at night or on ~. In short, the family health record should still be a kind of family Bible. -lrwt. M. Polk., M.D . AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION One ol every three Ame:ric.an preschool ~en ts not Immunized against such diseases as po&o, measles and ~. Here Is the IChedule of immunll.ations for in- bmts and ~ recommended by the Committee on lnfectious Diseases °' the Amatcan Academy °' Pediatrics. Age Vaccine OTP,• polio OTP, polio OTP r e test 2montha 4 montha &months 1yur 15monlhs 18 montha Uyears 14-18yeara Measles. rubella, mumps DTP,po11o DTP,poUo TDt •Diphtheria. 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Hden Reddy Is a rev- elation. 'Ttl(! sound of her music and the lingering accent of her native Australia In het voice r;lve her a style that's aD her own. "I never madded myself after any other perfonneJ," she says. "I went through a long period when I wouldn't llsaen to odler female singers becau.e I didn't even waru to be Influenced subconsdously." She ad- mits, however. to beJng lnfluenGed at various times by Peggy Lee, Judy G.· land, Frank Sinatra and EdMh P\af. .. , try to choose 90ngs as If rd written. them myseff ,"she Ayt. Helen, in fad. has wrbeTl dozens ol 50f'9', one ol which -"I Am Woman" -tranteends mere popular- ity. The 90f'9 \s 90 strongfy identlfted with her that It )aJs the ear to hear any other singer do ll. "I Am Woman" is a ringing l&*lnmt ol penooW pbio9cphy Ihm .... beeti unolfidaDy adopted as the anthem for the arttre feminist movement. "When I wrote It I was looking for songs that cJCPlessed the positive sense of myself as a woman," sh. says ... And there were aD those dreadful songs that simply put a woman in her place. It took me a long time to learn how to ~ my emotions. Writing the lyrics to this 90f'9 *>wed me." In her most recent album, Ear Candy. an Instant succ:eu, Helen wrote the words or music for four of the 10 songs. wSome I cowroce and edited," she explains. wfor others I wrote the lyrics. With som4? songs I may write aD the music for the vene or the chorus, and somebody eJs.e does the other. h's herd to break down. But I like to wrtle 90f9 tNt hwe a begliu•19. a mldd&e and an end." Regardlas of how they come about. Helen has sold 15 mllUon albums and 10 m8on *9es-She ti.as dght eo'd albums, fow gold *9es and three pl:at!num al- bums. She won the (iQmmy AwMd (the 0.:-ol the recording Industry) for "I Am _, ~SM doesn't lib being away from her famlfii, so son Jordan, 4, usuallv~ with his mother. &Anda Stmriay Tcq>le ... She linew 1Mn that she wanted to be •singer, .wl by he 'J.C1s, her oonsum1ng drtve was to gd to Amatca. She won a ta6ad oontal wtrh a b1p to Arm"rica and an audition b a re- cord company In New VOi'\ as the TCWa'd Ham sriYed tn 1966 with $200 and a 3- ye.ar-old daughter. The audidon MVCf materlali%ed. At one potnt she was IO broke her friends gave her a pmty chaglng $5 a head to pay he rent. k was then the met her husband~to-be, Jeff Wald. Helen and .Hlf" fled to CallfomJa. "I couldn't get wortt without a reooedlrig oon· tract," she recalk. "I was unemployed for a long time, and I wrote tongS ol anger and hustnltion. I enrolled al UCLA and took music, ~ and wrtttng courses - anythJng that Interested me." Jeff badgerwd Capitol Records Into giv- ing Helen a chMlc:e to record '1 Don't Know How to Low Him" on the "B" tide ol a single. h became a b.M and was fol- lowed shortly by .. , Am Woman" In ,972. Since then, Jeff hat been a partner In Helm's career. "We share It." she says firmly. "I don't think ol ll as my caner -I think of It as ows." 'Ttl(! Walds ar~ truly ~ed. Jeff. 33. a short. wtry man. Is taludtve and fuDy In command of anything he docs. Woman." J Fame and succets did not come owr- nighl for HeJen, howni•. She was born In 0 'ii:~"~;;::= Melbourne 3S ~ago, whcN her pe-•• One cal ealllly Imagine tMs dctes ••titted and eug9gliag ~ MgOllladng ab- a11dvc 1ecuodlng conaact. .. Jeff and I would make lousy falJura," Helen says. wit's much eatier to be a SUCXlelS than e fallwe, but • lot ol people .... lhemsefws tntofalhn." Suc:ce. In show bwlnea me.wv bang In the ~Cy&, but Helen doeely 9'*d5 her privacy. She Is not ~ to \IOWnteer idle oornmentl on her ftna marriage In ~. '°' aanple. How long cld It last? "Oh. on again, olf again," tbs repkl. Ha daughte by that rn.mriage.. Trad, now 14, bas bea\ legally adopted by Jeff. And Hem .dcil ~ .. , wWi j&lll once tomeOM would refer to her thm way - the II now Je/f't mid." Tha 90f\, .Jorden. 4, UIUllDy trWYCls ., than~ he .. not In dlC>ol. Oesple a demanding travel schedW. (one year Helen made~ in 11 ~. the four Waldt .. ~ -eeldom AS po9dM. Ourtng a teomt New Vortt ap- pearanc., Helen aiDed her daughter every morning and night. During las Vegas ..,_ pcaranc:a, the Waldl commute d.llly by par. to their home In Brmtwood, which ls near lot Angeles. T1w Walds' half-millon-dols Tudor estate Is noc a home anyone would want to be away from for long. Decorated cud· tngly to thn taste, It ts flooded wtth flowers. As Jeff points out ... At. aD the roach-ddden ..,.botids where Ham cut out pictures ol &owas and pelted them on the w.ils Md after tmeDlng aD the musty hotel rooms In the worid, th.n you can W\clenand how we enjoy lust breathing the air In our own houle." The house tndudet olBca '°' HeJcn and Jd. • m'* room. a po;ectic>o1 room and a blasd room. On dw ~-- rents were vaudeville performers and put l her oo ltage al age 4 as a scxt of "down Daughter Trod. 14. Jordan, Hckn and hwband .kfJ Of tMlr palatlal ltoux. tennis couru. a swimming ~and an ela- bon&c playhouM, wldl lliddas to upper ~ and fife poles to whtslt the kids bik:k down. And Helen pleads, "Will tomeone please put the eoda fountain In the right p&ace? One artide had It by the pool and another ncid to our bed. h's In the playhouse. There are also 14 b6cydes around. We call ow place Camp Weld because living there is an athlct.lc CYeJtt." When mmeone de9crt>cd Hdfm as a "typical PT A mother." she nlli9ed her hands In honor. Devoted motha she Is, but adds, "I can't cook. fm a gud m our dinner parties. But I am a proll8c neecDe wocun, which I do moldy on pUn.s." Helen became a deeply Involved U.S. citlzll!n tn 1974, plunging Into chabble and politlcal acttvl6es. But itw .. reluctant to dilam her c:harides, feeing thal to mention~ woWd be to~ them for penonaJ publicity. ~vu. we 1'Ve a fair amount," she '¥· .. , think much It ex· pec:ted ol those to whom much has been given. 1hae are certain diseaM-preven· don ~ and political c:ausa ~ ra- pond to. Th«e me a lot cl penon.M ru- SON far bang Involved. I have only one lddr>ey -and rm dMlirmar1 of the Kidney Foundltton." Then ls aha a Helen Ready and Jeff Wakf wtng of the <:eds-SW. Ho.pbJ In Lo. Angetes. And Ill should be no swprise th.at Helen has campaigned for the Equal Rights Amendment. Cllled by anather pedormer "the queen ol housewife rock," Helen, lllghtfy on edge. rejects aU labefs: "'Some people are WlCOflttortable about anything they can't stldt a label on. I don't think there's a label that fib me. Music Is such a hybrid today. You c.an't label II. that's just good music and bad m.-. I do a lot ol 90f'95 -rock. jazz. folt, blues. I enjoy tt aD." She partk:uWty cnjc¥Jd *'9lng and dandng her way through a $10 million Walt Disney production enlided Pek's Dragon. h opens later this year and Is her ftnt staTtng role In a moYle. "I had to dance on rnoMng beer ~Is about nine tea off the waund." Hach ex- plainl. "1lwn I did another dance on top ol a lighthouM 150 feet oil the waund. ~ And rm ICa"ed ol heights -bul I fwd to ga over that. I did aD my own stunt war\ In the pcture. It was fun, and It would.n 't have been the same using a double." JJ the Disney fDm is a hit, AS the Walds fuDy aput It to be. limn will be on the top nang of another ladder In show busl- nea. But she won't have run out ol goals_ "I don't have time to write as many ICJn9S as rd Ilka, " the says. "But I wtU when f m old. wtth .a the apa1cnce behtnd me. And n prubebly get more ~ wllh polllics. I see myself as a very ac· rm ttw 85-ye.ar-old... 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I ... .. r? i 0 ~ri; IJ ~ 'f · ~1 I ·I~·.·,~ li}if fl 1 rt i • 1 '-1 ' ~ ~ ~e-~1:r I i•t;r ~r~~e. ~tD-~ = f~l ~ ' f5 = z -if{~ .ifl1; I liBg. r~J "· ·r l i ~ [I i I 1 f l .. ~ f l'i. ~ a: • l ·. t · ""r !f ~ -l · !. ~J rUil'· If JJ ii H r!f 1 ~~ l ~ i ~ a. a 1.i 9-: i r i & 1 g R. .,,t~, ~ _ _ t l r ~ •. i s . rt" a~. ~. mo::::: Wide Wortd Jot!Mtwn I - ~ those trees and see a couple of people Jn there," Ravegum said "But once we got dose, ~saw 10 or 12 hanging onto the branches n Although the aaft didn't have a rescue sling. Rawgum took the chopper right down on the water. -1 to&d Phil not to get out,'' he saki "I to&d him that If a dam broke up rtva. he was de.sd. But he hand· ed me S600 out ol his pocket and sakl, 'If I don't make It have a good time.'" Ptu.ereU c.an't swim, but that moming he camed a woman thtough chest·high wattt She was a diabetic who was suffering from lnsulJn shodl and br'*en ankles Despite his achievements. Rave.gum had nothing but praise fOf the rescuers below In boats. One rescue party foond the Conemaugh River too wild f()f a 75- honepowe:r mo40f. "Those guys In the boats had a lot of guts," he said Ravegum doesn't want to be called a heto. giving most of the credit 10 Pttzerell. "I attribute what I was able to do to my military experience," he com· mented wlbe good Lord had a lot to do wtth It. too.fl Noc fat fTom the scene of the Seward rescues. another National Guard pilot. Capt. Mario Meola al Harrisburg, hoYered his twln·rotOf hellc.opter over a washed- out bndge. 8eJow him were three men dlngl.ng to the upstream suppofts as wave alto wave ol water washed over their bodies, buffeting them against the con· ~espan . Ronald Allison. Darnel MaOMll and Harry Kuzmin.sky .h. had hem trying lo start a car on the bridge when the walet rose too high to get olf They bu4me stranded at about 1:00 A.M .. and now. at 11 :00 A .M .. Ma>&a was easing hit chop- ~ between two poles holding high· tensk>n wires He gripped the controls of the giant helicopta as his crew hauled Kwmtnsky, who Is a diabetic, to safety. On the ground, Jim AJJJ$0n. RonaJcft brother. was kttping a Vigil that began the pc-evlous night Waiting on drier ground. he listened periodk:ally throughout the night fot vOteeS At dawn, he remembers thinking that his brother was gone Numb and exhausted. the two men were taken off the bridge at 1.30 P M on the day of the ffood They had spent 12 hours ding· Ing fOf their lives. Heroism In the Johnstown flood took many fonns Ralph Grove, whose home was safe &om the water, drove Into the tO'Nn of Mineral Potnt to alert residents. While Inside a home evacuating an Invalid. Ms new truck was lwept away. In the sanw oommuntty. Paul and Mary ShoeinaMr fed MJneral Point's JOO residents from tlwir ownJdtchen for 10 days. In the suburb ol Richland, Police Chief James Modt and Sgt. Michael Gonchar had been evacuating reAdents when thetr car floeted away, and the two swam for thetr lives. What had been a foot of water rose menac:tngly In five minutes. and the two policemen were fcxc.ed to shoWder the CM doors open and plunge Into the water. The car was found later on Its roof. In the dty't West End, disaster wodcen found that St. Rochus's Catholic Church had operated a weD-stocked rebef center. Just blocks away. though, In the Tan· nayvftle section. the Laurel Hll Dam broke. So swift were the deadly wetas that residents had little time to help even themsetves. SttR. ~ pulled othf'rs Joto treetops as they wcuhed past. To Johnstown and Its nelghbon, horri b6e destTuction was matched only by the disbelief that a flood dlsaster had strud< again. In 1889 the dfy was ~ when the South F~ Dam bunt and spewed a giant wan al water upon the growing community. It was during ttus disaster that Clara Barton organked the Red Cross Then again, In 1936, another flood swelled ow:r the dty have been far greater had they not cho- sen, for a few houn on July 20, to JR r1slc their Uves to save others. lil1ll From the second disaster c.ame a mmton-dollar Rood-control pc-o)ect. 11le Anny COfP$ of En!;neen lnstaUed ribbons al concme along the dfy's rtwr banks. and Jotinstown dedared bsef oooe and for all a "flood Free Ctty." The .heroes ol the Johns1own ffood ol 1977 have gone back to their roles as average citizens. But the toll In lives wouJd The 1977 Danbury Mint Gold The d .... t., ~ at .... , n ttves and i.ft "'°'9 than 50,000 homeleH. Oem-age to Johnstown and the .unoundlng areas wtll total at .... t S200 mlUlon. tf yoo ~ Mite to hetp the Hood vtctima, con-tribution• may be...,, to the Satvatlon Ar· my, Johnstown, Pa. 15807. Christmas Ornannt * *A,..._......,...._ .... ... ,...., "-dfwl Olriltmll sift. Not a.._.. .. ...._ * ,...,., ....... ,a Hq .............. ll'kie _,,..a Den ._ 25, lm. * Aur.cdw Ph (MC'bp. * ~ .. OlllJ.13.50. The 15Tr1 Danbury Mint Christmas Ornament will surely become a tn.sured heirloom in Y'"11' &mily. As the years put, It will always evoke cherish ed memories of O.rittma.s, U117. Cold. the emblem ol. royalty, bu tr-.litionally been as90dated with Christmas throughout the cen- turies, beginning with the Three Wite Meo. This is why the 1977 Danbury Mint Oin.tmas Orna- ment is covered with gleaming 20ltt. gold. Tbb esqulsite gold-covered metal ornament will be issued in a stricdy limited editioo, avaiJabie at original iuue price Oll)y b orders postmarked l>y December 25, IU77. So, consider the satUfactioo ol. beginning a family collecUon of beUtoom-<auality oruameott, to be ~ wfth pride &om generetion to generation. r·--·--·--··----·-·········..,;···-·----··-····• " ~.:._Ida~= -'.,A. 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SoME YEARS ACO I was a printer in a smnll Michigan town. I drew a pretty fair pay check hut it wouldn't Rtrrtch far enough to provide t he kintl of living I want.NI for my wH<.> n ntl live children. Then one dny I wruii rc-1ulin1? a rna~air.ino just ns you now arc und I ~aw nn :ul. It intrigued me. It olTcrcc.l mo thr stcn<lily growing income I hnd always hoped for. It maic.l I would have gr<•atcr ~urity and personal ind<'pcndcnce .•• and that's whut I had LK-<-n wanling. l w;us ::i lit.Lie sk<'plit>al, but. I Kaid to myself. "for a p014lngc !'lamp I can find out." So 1 n1ailcd th<.> coupon. Jn a few dayR, I got a letter with n booklet. that guvc the whole story. It of)('n<'d my l'Y<'"'· I could Ree why owning my own huMin,•&-, wus 80 much cnRi~r than I had ulwa}'H thou~ht ..• why the duy to do.y guid- -ancc or n succcKRful worldwic.lc orgunization could as."urc my own RU«"C<'88. I re11d t.hc booklc-t M•Vc-rul times. It just sN?med too .:ood to bo true-. I talked it over with my wife. Wn 'lccidcd that now wa.'l the timr to mnkr tho forward Htcp ••• there was no rcuson to kr<·p poxtproning an income increase. So, I applied for a Dural' le-an dcnlrrs hip a.nrl I wu~ accepted. 1 stayed with my job •.• ra n a fow ad~ ... R<'nt ~rnc muilinKK ••• contacted a l1•w x torMt anil tol<.I my fric-ntlff about the supe- rior 14<'r viccR J wnx now N1uippcd to give them. )o;v<'ning11 and 8aturduy:t, I r<>ndorcd the aer- vkf'. J\s tho butcincR." grew, 1 added servicemen. I found that l didn't have to develop a sin-~fo icl<'o myself. EvNy RfA•p had bec-n prepared for me-11n,1 r>rc-~tccl. Jlunclrc-ds of other men hGd nlrNtdy proven my mrthods 11ucct'l\.'llul. It didn't tnko lonJt to SC'C thnt 1 WU.'l milking three to four times()'~. 3 to 4 timeft) us much lll'r hour in my own buttineM llR in my printing Joh. Ro, nrtrr only Reven monthR with a Jt<><XI lollowinl( of eustom<'rft, I quit my job to go full time on my own. In tho m<'an t 1ml.', l hnd «'n- joycd nll this extra income on top of my "ialory. a true story by Bob Ferrel many thinp wo could not afford before. My efforts were 80 much rnore productive. I sc::hed- uled my time to my own liking. When we wanted a daf or two off, w e took it. I worked hard but, ii w11nted to be home early or quit at noon, I did. Thia is not a businesa for a lazy man. But if a man is ambitious and will work to deserve thoee nice thinRa in life we all want, this buai- ness is made to order for such a m an. l beeamc BO cnthut1iaatic: about this business and so appTeciativc of what it had brought my family that, whcnevl'r a man opened a dealer- .ship nenr me, I hrlped him ~et a quick start. The company learned about thus and had each new dealer in my section of Michigan l'pend a day with me. One day the president of Duracleao Company naked me how I wo uld like to move to Headquarters and spend my e ntire time helpin~ dealen to increaae their salf>fl and profits. That waa ~ood n ewe to my ears. Since then I have worked with hundreds of ouT dealen io their own town.<t and at ret[ional meetinp, con- ventions a nd dealer group meetings. But much or the time I am right here at my desk in touch with our dealers by Jetter and telephone. Incide ntally I eold my dealership at a good profit. Dealcn sell their Duraclean businesses for up to ten times their cost. Alter 30 months, Leo Lubcl sold for $7 ,116 above hia cost. Ir for any r<.>ason a dealer wants to eell, we maintain a service lo locale buyers and help him sell. Our job here at headquarters ia to show each individual Duraclean dealer how to use his own abilities to bring him createst success. I know hundreds of our dealers on a first name basi.H. We wo rk together as one happy family. If you become a Duraclean dealer, I'll be as close to you as your telephone or mail box. It's Easier than You Think To Build Your Own Business Jr you've wnntcd to RE YOUR OWN BOSS ••• to bccom" finnnciully incleJ>('ndent nnd have a fast. ~rowing incom<'. n o w YOU CAN . And you own n Nationally Adv<-rlised bumn<'M. You can i.t.ay at your p~nt job while your customer Hat grows ••• then switch to full time, lining up jobs for your servicemen to do. One job a day brings a good starting income. U you hire two servicemen (full o r part time) while you keep your job, the national price guide provides you li groe.'J profit or ,14 a n hour o n their work and this i11 much euier t o do thlln you think. We show you how ••• step by step. That's $490 for a 35 hour week. Your ttr<>M profit o n thn!'O servicemen is $21 JK'r ho ur. l>uraclean dealers find it. easy to K"'°"-"1 $7 per hour o n EACH serviceman plUR $12 an hour on any aervice they thernaelves rcnd<'r. The 24 pa1ee illUMtrated booklet we'll mail you (with n o obligation) explains how moet o r your ~r083 profit becomes clear net profit. Your tncome i11 limited only by the numher of Mlrvicemen you employ. You can operate frotn a shop. office, OT your home. Equipment is li1rht and portable. At the atart. you may want to render service yourself .•• or you can at.art with run or part time scrvicemeo. This buaineea is easy to learn • •• ea.<Jy to start. ••• l!IO easy to service that women dealers do it. We prefer you have no <'llpericnce .•• not have to .. unlearn" old wa,ya. We nrc NOW <'nlnrginsr th.is worldwide ay&- tem of individually-owned service buainesaes. H you arc rl'liable, hone"'t and willing to work to become financially independent. we invite you to mail the coupon. Whon you roc<'ivo our Uluatnated booklet. you will l'<!'e the wny we show you atep by atep how to quickly get cu.stomera ••• and atill more cW1tomera from their recommendationa. You have 7 AUperior setvioet1 that are ren- dered "on location" in homes. offices, hotels, theaters, clubs, motels and inatitutiorua. the prestige a nd endorsement or leading furnl- ture make rl'I and carpet mills, or Parents1 Magazine and McCall's. of Reeearch and Test.- jog Laboratories. National ma~azine advert isintr explains su- p e rior m erits or your 5e1'Vices, builds your CU&- tomcr confidence and brings job leads to you. We and a Duracloan dealer will train you and .aasist y o u . H e'll r eveal his successful. proven methods. You h a..ve prc-tc8ted newa- pa.f)l'r a nd yellow-page ad.a. commercials, and a run mailing program. S torei., upho lAtereni, insuran ce adjustors, and dc-eoratont rcler joh3 to our deaJe"'. Theite year 'round scrvicea are in constant dem.a.nd.. Start Small. Grow Big in this Booming Bnsiness Many men have 8&id to ua. "I can't afford to £ive up my job till I kno"¥ I have a sure thing • •. a eound bwlinese that will provide both security and a better livin&' for my family." That made eense to WI ao we worked out such a plan ••• and thoee same men are now enjoying a DuracJean dealership in many com- munities. You don't exp_eriment. You use teeted, proven methods. You hAveour back· Ing and ••know how." Does this appeal to you? Don't decide n ow. Mail the coupon ao you'll have the facts to decide wieely. There is no obligation. You'll tht>n know whe the r thia ie what you want. You can at.art small and grow big. A t hird century ago Duracle&n was an idea .•• but it caught fire and spread to a world wide service. Why did it spread? (1) auperlor proceeaee.. (2) proven cuetomer-llettlnll methoda (3) Day to day autdance lrorn Headquarters. Our first service, the care of upholstery and carpets not only cleans, it enlivens the fibera •.• revives dull colors. Pile risetl w ith new life.. The re's no harsh machine scrubbinJ. No soak- ing. Mild aerated foam lightly applied lifta out dirt, ~. many unaightly spots like ma.(tic. Furnil'lhinp are uaed apin in a few hours. Government ftcune show aervice buaine.- are 8'owlna faater than induatries and atorea ... $760 million ye.rly potential just in rue and lurniture cleaning. Your 6 other~ are explained in the free booklet we'll mail_you. Only S 1985 atart3 you in YOUR OWN buai- DeM. A day's profit more than pays the monthly payn')ent. we finance for you. M t•n frcquenLly take in partners. W e furnas h e lectric equipment and, with first shipment. e nough materials to rerum your TOTAL Investment. If you have good hahiL.'l and know the importance of customer ~at isfoction, you can likely qualify for a Dura- clcan d<.-alership. TODAY is the time to reserve a Duraclean dt!'.alcrship, before someone t.nkl?a.your location. Jt.'a been said, "Opporlunity knock.a but once at every man's door." This could be that one rar~ opportunity in your Jlle. I t is sur1>ri~ingly easy to learn this bu.<Jiness. You can decide from the information we will &<tnd you whether to apply for a dealcnihip. So. with no oblistatlon whatever, mail the coupon TODAY. Mail this coupon TODAY It may put you in bus iness Duractean lntern.Uonal 7-980Duractean Bldg •• Deerffeld.111. teet5 WlU1 -•M'e•t._,., rn•ll IA -e• lllu•ll.ted boolllet lellln.g l\ow and wl\lf I can aulOllt ln<:rH•• my lncol'fte and r ...... , .-.. ... , .................... ,,-4. how ,_ ... htlp financ e rne. No aal-rnen wlll cell. "am------------------~ Addftn~----------------C1ty _________________ ~ Each duy, wo rcalh:«'d what a aerloua mi~ ta'ko not m11ilin1t that cou p<>n woulcl have hcl'n ••• and how that little net thnt 8C<'m<'d so triv- ial at tho limo act.unlly changed our lives. ,.. The •tcadll,y &TOWiJ'll income brou~ht ua These are not o rdinary aervicee. You have Stat. r. ZIP--------------- Teleotione: (area code -->------_ GOURMETCWBSWITHETHNIC THEMES SPARK PINE EmNG i J I More and more people are joining together to· create authentic dinners of a particular country or cuisine. Here are several all-time favorites. By Marilyn Hansen We know there ls an Increasing In- terest In gourmet clubs throughout the country. They may consist of couples who get together, an all-male or all-female group or just an in- formal mix. However, It's always people who have a genuine Interest In preparing and eating authentic foods of a par· tlcular cuisine or geographic region. The gourmet-club trend makes sense, too, In these active living and working days. Many times the menu Is planned ahead by the hosts, and then the various courses are brought by club members. Some clubs allow one couple to plan for "special effects." This might Include Invitations, decorations, mu- sic and possibly entertainment -aU appropriate to the evening. Extra expenses for rental of a film or for special wines and such are di- vided among the club members. We think the clubs are a good Idea for people who enjoy getting togeth- er on a regular basis, have a com- mon Interest In good food and like to participate with others to make a suc- cessful evening for all . A~ an euenfng on a Gred: We .eu- eral dawrt cholca ~nt them· .eluea: manv-layered Bolclaua, Pruna In l!!_uac:.at.fl) and a cnomy Walnut Feta Chu.e Ball to eat with fruits. GOURMET FOODS Continued Chicken Velvet Soup• Plum Barbecued Spare<lbs • Chicken with Lemon and GlngM" Chinese Egg Rolls" Hot Rice Snow Peas with Mushrooms and Water Chestnuts Fresh Pineapple Sheft>et" Fortune Cookies Tea ' RKllM follows CHICKEN VELVET SOUP 2 can• (13'1t-oL alze) chicken broth 1 can (T ou.) com, drained 'I• cup flnefy diced ham 1 tablespoon ahetl'y Oaah gfOUncl btadt pepp9t' 1 egg, allghtty beaten 2 tablffpooM thlnty •lie.cl acalllons 1. Combine chkken broth, com. ham. sheny and pepper In medium saucepan. Bring to bolling, re- Howto eat well···· ... from Evea SoOd coot. lite you need a night otr. Aad no~ when you dish up the KRAFT Macaroni and Cheese Oel\lu Di~. Plump macaroni in a cheese sauce with the fta vOC' Kraft is famous for. Quid. Economical . .And your repulllioo as a good cook is stm inr..ct. 1 Delicately flauored and easv to make, thls recipe for Chicken with Lemon and pinger wlll be a favorite at your Chinese dinner. duce heat and simmer 5 minutes. 2. Stirring broth constantly with a fork, add beaten egg In thin stream. Remove from heal. Serve gar· nlshed with sliced sc,,lllons. Makes 4 seromgs CHICKEN WITH LEMON AND GINGf.R t a.,. (about 3 &ba.) chicken breaat halwea 1 larve eoa. beaten 1 tH•poon 1ugar Vt teatpOOn salt 'la tHlpoon white peps-r 2 tabl .. poona .. aam• oU Of vegetable oll 2 clOYH garflc, lpllt a.c. cup large ptec:.e of walnut• V. cup cornstarch Lamon Qfngaf Sauce (recipe follows) 1 medium lemon, thlnty allced 1. Remove bones and skin from chicken. Mix to- gether egg, sugar, salt and pepper. Pout over chicken and set aside. 2 . Heat oil with garlic In 10-lnch skillet. Add wal- nuts and brown lightly over moderate heat. stirring frequently. cooking about 5 minutes. Discard ·garlic. Remove walnuts with slolted spoon and set aside. 3 . Dredge chicken ple<:es In cornstarch. shaking off excess. 4 . &own on both sldes over moderate heat In re- maining oil, cooking about 10 minutes. 5 . Transfer chicken to baking pan (about 9· x 13-x 2-lnc:hes). Add Lemon Ginger Sauce to skillet, stir· rtng to loosen browned particles. Add lemon slices; heat just to bolling. 6 . Pour sauce over chicken Bake In preheated 350°F. oven for 30 minutes or until chicken Is tender, basting several times with sauce In pan. Add walnuts the last 5 minutes of baking. Makes 6 serulngs LEMON GINGER SAUCE 11. cup augar 1 tMfaepoon comatatdt ""cup••t• .. cup~ ahetl'y 2 W..poona lemon juice 2 chfcUn boufflon cubH. CNShed 2 teaapoons aoy uuoa YI tNapoon ground ginger l . Mix sugar with corrutarc:h In smaU saucepan. Sttr In water, sherry, lemon juice, chicken bouillon cubea. soy sauce and ginger. Heat. stirring con· stantly, until mixture comes to bolling and Is thickened. Makes Pl• cups 11 • P'AMll.Y WUJQ.Y, ........ 11, _,., I PLUM BARBECUED SPARERIBS 1 (10 on.) Jar damson .,turn Jelly V. c:vp d.t com •Yf'UP 'It cup My MU09 '4 c-. chopped .-n onion 2 Clto¥9e gar11c, CNehed a t.aepoone Ofound ginger 2 fb9 • .,.,..,..,., ...,_,•ted Into lndtvlduef rlbe or cut Into bit• ........ 1. Mix together jelJy, com syrup, soy sauce, green onion, garlic and ginger In small .aucepan. Heat over medium heat until jelly Is melted. Pour Into 11 a; •. x 71/z- x 1'/4-lnch dish. 2. Add ribs, cover and marinate tor overnight. Re- marinade and place n shallow baking pan. 3. Bake In preheated 350°F. oven I hour. Baste with mari- nade last half hour. Molcea 4 wrolnga Varladon: Plum Barbecued Chk:ken Wings: Follow recipe for spareribs, substituting 21/2 pounds chicken wings, separated at the joints, and discarding Hpe .. Bake 45 minutes: baste with marinade last half hour. ----------CHINESE EGG ROLLS 1 cup alfted flour 1 cupweter aeoo- , cup llnely chopped cooked ahrtmp 1 cup llnely chopped celery v. cup flnety chopped bemboo shoots v. cup llnely chopped wet., cheatnuta 1 teb .. apoon finely chOppe<I onion 1 quett (•bout) com oil V. teaapoon ult 0Hh~ 1. Mix together flour. water and 2 of the eggs. Beat with rotary beater or electric mixer on medi- um speed for S minutes. 2 . Mix together shrimp. celery, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, onion. 2 tablespoons of the com oil, salt and pepper. 3 . To make each egg roll. heat about t/4 teaspoon com oil In 61/2-lnch skillet or 71/2-lnch ome- let pan (top diameter,; pour 2 tablespoons egg mixture Into pan; move and tilt pan while pouring batter to spread. Cook just until set and edges curl slight- ly. Tum out onto absorbent paper; repeat until batter Is used. 4. Beat remaining egg. Place about 2 tablespoons shrimp mix- ture In center of each egg roll. Fold over end, then fold both sides in toward center, about 1 Inch. Brush last end with beaten egg a nd fold over top to seal egg roll. Tum over and let stand about l minute or until seal Is set. 5. Pour com oil Into heavy. stur- dy, flat-bottomed. 3-qt. sauce- pan or deep fryer, fUJlng utensil no more than l/s full. Heat over medium heat to 375°F. Careful- ly add egg rolls, a few at a time. Fry about 4 minutes. turning as needed. until golden brown. Drain on absorbent paper. Makes 16 egg rolls VarlatloM: Vegetarian Egg Roll•: Follow recipe for Chinese Egg Rolls. substituting 1 cup drained. chopped bean sprouts for shrimp. Makes 16 egg rolls f lah Egg Rolle: Follow recipe for Chinese Egg Rolls, substitut- ing 1 cup chopped. cooked fish for shrimp. Makes 16 egg rolls FRESH PINEAPPLE SHERBET 1 cup pureed freah plnHpple Yr cup •uo•r 1 teHpoon greted orenge peel 1 cup freah orenge Mee 1 egg white, atlftly bee ten 1. To prepare pineapple, cut off stem and crown ends. Cut off rind all around. from top to bot- tom. Remove eyes with pointed knife. Cut Into lengthwise quar- ters and cut away core Cut quarters Into cubes. 2. Place about 1 '/• cups pineap· pie cubes In electrlc blender. enough to make 1 cup puree. 3. In medium bowl, mix plneap- pie puree. sugar, orange rind and juice. Turn into freezer tray. Freeze untll mushy. 4. Turn frozen mixture Into a mixing bowl and beat until smooth. Fold In stiffly beaten egg white. Return to freezer tray and freeze until firm . Makes 1 quart Contin~ed low rou ean 1et these two 1reat ChunkJ Soups In sln1le-senln1 size. ClmnQ Old Fubloned lean with lam filled with tender beans and chunk after delicious chllllk cl ham. You'll love that gcxxi old-fashioned flavor. And~ get one chunky bowlful. l.ooded with chunk after chunk of beef, plump kidney beans, and our own chili spices. A chili lover's delight. And you get one chunky bowlful. . ............. ~-----------------, TAl<E THIS OOUPOH TO YOUR OAOC£R L----------------Save 7~ when you buy eltber in single·serving size. U2 I ..,,,.,,....,.. I I I 1Savel5e IU Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ·~ LIGHTS: n mg. •ta(, 0.8 mg. nicotile w. per cigarena. FTC P.epoo OEC. 76. LIGHT ¥>O'S: 12 mQ. ·tll'. 0.9 mQ. nicotile w. per cignne by FTC medlDd. ... -. . I GOURMET FOODS Continued AA&at.Un Goc.tlaah • Auatrl•n Fried Potalon • Zucchini with DUI S.uc. • Red Wine Chilled BMf V'9nneM Mocha T0t1e• CoffM • Recipe follows 3~aoll 3 11>9. INn bMf at .. me•t, cul Into 1 V. .. nett cube a 1 cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons peprtlla 2 V. t.aapoona marjontm 1 VJ tHapoona car1w1y Med 1 V. tMapoona grat9d lemon peef 1 c:ton oar11c, minced 2 cupa bMf boulllon 2 t•b4eepoon9 tomato paste 2 teHpoonaaalt l . In a large, heavy saucep'an or Dutch oven heat 2 tablespoons of the oil. Add meat and brown well. Remove meat as II browns; set aside. 2. Add remaining l tablespoon oil to saucepan. Then add onion and saute 3 minutes. 3. Add paprika. marjoram, caraway, lemon peel and minced garf\c. Sttr In bouillon, tomato paste and salt. 4. Return meat to Dutch oven: stir Heat to boil· Ing, reduce heat and simmer 1 'h to 2 hours, stir- nng occasionally or until meat is tender Molces 6 to 8 serulngs •Adapted from the Austnan recipe for Wlenersaft Guluis ZUCCHINI WITH Dill SAUCE 2 lbs. zucchini, peeled, seeded end cut Into Julienne atripa '/• 4nch wide and 3 Inches long v. teaspoon ult 2 tabtup 11 aua butter cw marvartne 2 tablespoons Hour 1 cup aour cream 1 teaspoon sugar 2 t .. apoona •lneg•r 1 tabtffpoon flnefy dtopp9d fresh dlll or 1 y, t•aspooM dried dllt Few twf1t1 freshly ground bfect pepper l . Prepare mcchlnl and place in mixing bowl. SprtnkJe with salt. Let stand for 11z hour. 2 . Drain zucchini; place on paper towels and pal dry. 3 . Melt butter In a 11/2-qt. saucepan. Add zuc· chlnl; mbt until well coated with butter. Cover pan and let cook 5 to 7 minutes or until crispy tender. 4 . Blend flour Into sour cream with fork or whisk. Pour ihe mixture over the zucchini and slrumer gently 2 or 3 minutes, until sauce Is thick and smooth 5. Stir In sugar. vinegar. dill and pepper. Make. 4 to 6 #rVlngs Continued FNllll..YMEKl.Y.S..S .. 1-.11. ~ • 1t I only thing new abou• our three new bean originals is that you've never been able to buy them before. They're traditional recipes -the kind that were handed down from mother to daughter. As always at s~. we ve stayed far away \ from all preservatives or any- thing artificial. We've used the same choice ingredients you'd use if you were fixing these bean recipes from scratch. S&.W Maple Supr Beane If your roars are in New a.land. you may remember maple supr bean. ~out of your grandmothers oven. The old red~ calls for small whJte besns, real maple supr, a.11th scyle mustard and black pepper. We've added a wte of onion and a sprinJdine <:i sp6oe. It ~ qui~ a combination. The maple flavor is subde, but it SUtt oomes through! S&.W Smokey Ranch Beans Ranchen In the Soud>west have a real !mack for ~ T·bcn.et and~ up a zaty pot o beans. At S&.W, we've maaered the n1ck cl 6xq beans Scwhwat ttyle. Our Sndey Ranch Beans have ku of thick tomalO •uoe. 1 little bacon. eome ham hodt flavoring, and just enough dark red chili pepper to caste spicy. but not coo ho<. ' . / t I I ~ beJtN heat Up ), , '}< . I juky and saucy. ' • I..,. ft \.!-, -L·-· I ' t' ,..,, 7 luuu:K· •' ,. <'· s-w ,.J Old-Fanaled ,....Pork 'n Beana ..c. The recipe for our M new" ad-Fangled An 'n Beans goes back co the~~days. Mcxher would aoak small white beans overnight in a big crock. The nut day· 1he'd cook up the beans with a hunk of pn IOme brown sugar. •nd a rich tomato sauce. We make • our sauce jua about the same way with a real slab of bacon for ~n honest-to-goodness flavor. You can taste the tanf of real apple cider vinegar and a him of onion. garlic, clove and cinnamon. S&W's Old· Fangled Pork 'n Beans, a treat for the whole family AlwaVI the finest-since 1896 • In the old days, it wasn't too unusual for a canned goods company to 90Clc out only the fanciest quafjty foods co put their brand on. Nowadays, its me. 1n fact, S&W is the only major company in the country that still putt out nothing but the fanciest fruits. ~. and specialty itedts. ~ we put our label on putl a mte of the good old days baclc: into ,out c:oolcing. r:-------------------------~~ 10, ,,_, Ir off !l1lV S&\v. 10'1 1 hearty new bean originals. I M:iple Sugar Beans; Smokey Ranch BeaN; Old-Fangled Pork 'n Beans. I I I I GOURMET FOODS Continued AUSTRIAN FRIED POTATOES Va cup chopped onk>n V. cup butter or margarine t medium potatoea, peeled and thinly al~ 1 teaapoon caniway Med 1 teaapoonaah Daah ground white pepper 1 tableapoon peraley i 1. In a large, heavy skillet. melt butter. Add onion ~ and potatoes and saute' 10 to 12 minutes. turning ! carefully Add caraway, salt and white pepper. I Cover and continue cooking about 15 minutes or 2 until tender, stirring occasionally. Sprinkle with parsley and serve Makes 6 servings Viennese Mocha Torte wlll be beautiful to look ~ at and memorable to taste at a special party. ~ LBS VIENNESE MOCHA TORTE 1 '/• cup• walnut• e l•rv• egga, nparated Vt teHpoon Hit Vt teHpoon cream of tartar . 1 cup augar 'I• cup atrong, cold coffH 1 teHpoon pure wanllla extract 1 cup altted cake Hour Chocolate Buttercream Froatlng (recipe follow•) Mocha Whipped Cream (~lpe followa) 1. Flnely chop 1/2 cup of the walnuts for cake bat· ter. Chop remainder in medium-size pieces for sides of frosting. 2 . Beat egg whites In large bowl with electric mixer until frothy Add salt and cream of tartar and beat to soft peaks. 3. Gradually beat In 1/2 cup sugar and continue beating at high speed to a stiff menngue 4 . With same beater. beat egg yolks until thick and light-colored Beat in remaining 1/2 cup sugar Add coffee and vanilla and beat well. 5 . Gently pour Oour over meringue and lightly fold until no streaks of white remain. Fold In the •12 cup finely chopped walnuts 6 . Divide batter between two ungreased 9-lnch. round layer-cake pans. Bake In preheated 350°F. oven 30 to 35 minutes until lightly browned and cake springs back when touched in center. 7 . Remove from oven and invert cakes. resting edges of pans on custard cups. to cool. When cool. loosen edges with small spatula and rap edges of pan on counter to tum out. 8 . Spread 1 layer with 1/z cup Chocolate Butter· cream. then half of the Mocha Whipped Cream. Top with second layer. 9 .Spread Buttercream around sides of cake and up over top of cake to make a narrow border (about 3/41nch)ontop 10. FiU C4?nter of top layer with remaining Mocha Cream Turn remaining Buttercream into pastry bag fitted with Outed tip and make a decorative border around top edge of cake Pat remaining 3/• cup walnuts around sides of cake. Refrigerate until serving time Makes I large cake. 12 to 16 servings CHOCOLATE BUTIERCREAM FROSTING VI cup aoft butter or marvanna 2 aquarH (1-oz. alze) unaweetaned chocolate, melted 1 eggyolk 3 tablHpoona llQht craam or mllk 3 'It cupa alfted confectioner•' augar l . Beat together butter, chocolate. egg yolk and cream. Add confectioners' sugar. beating until smooth. Add a few drops more cream or milk for good spreading consistency. Makes 2 cups MOCHA WHIPPED CREAM 1 cup heavy cream 'I• cup confectioner•' augar 1 taHpoon lnatant coffH powder l . 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Place spinach and lettuce leaves Into large, chilled salad bowl. 2 . Combine oil, vinegar, lemon juice. salt. mus- tard, pepper and oregano: mix wen. 3. Just before serving, anange hard-cooked egg and tomato wedges around edge o( salad bowl Arrange olive sJk:es and cheese strips In center. 4. Stir dressing to mix. pour over salad and toss at the table Makes 6 to 8 serulngs PASTITSIO 2 cups (I ou.) •bow macat0nl S.lt 3 qta. boning watef 2agg• V. cupmNk 1 lb. gtOUnd beef 2 tablespoon• butter or margarine 1 large onion, chopped 2 tablespoon• tomato pHt• YI teaspoon ground bl.ctl pepper YI teaspoon ground cinnamon Y1 cupw1ter 1 cup f1'9ahly gratltd P1nnaun chM .. 2 cups white ••uc. (u .. 1tandatd recipe) l . Gradually add macaroni and 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly bolling water so that water continues to boil. Cook. uncovered, stirring occasionally unlll lender 2. In large skillet. brown beef In butter. stirring fre quently to break up beef. Add onion, cook 2 min- utes longer Stir In tomato paste. 1 teaspoon salt. pepper, dnnamon and 1/z cup water. Cook about 5 minutes or unlll mixture Is thick. Remove from heat. 3. Spread half the macaroni mixture In a 13-x 9-x 2-lnch baking dish: sprinkle about l/• cup cheese over top Cover with meat mixture. then remain· Ing macaroni mixture. Sprinkle with 1/• cup c.heese 4. Spread white sauce on top; sprinkle with re· main Ing cheese Bake In preheated 350°F. oven f°' 40 to 45 minutes or until bubbly. Place under broiler about 1 minute to brown top. Cool about 10 minutes. Cut Into squares. Moke1 6 servings ~ GREEK MOUSSAKA 4 medium 9CK1plant1 Veget1ble oll 2 lb8. ground l•mb 3 onion9,ohoppad 2 llf'OI tomatoes, paated Md chopped v. cup dtoppad parsley Vt cup dry l'9d wtna 2 tNepooM .. It v. taeapoon ptua ~ taupoon ground black pepper V. INepoon ground dnnamott Vt cup gr1ted P1nneNn c:hMM Vt cup fine, dry tnltd etvmb1 12 • FAMllYWEEIU.Y • ...,......,., 11. 1177 I e tablespoon• butter or margartne I tablaepoona Hour 2 cupa rnHtl Duh nutmeg 3 eggs, 1Ughtty beaten 1 'h cupa cnamed cottege cheeH Grated Parmesan ch .... 1. Cut eggplants Into thick slices and brush both sides with oil. Place a layer of eggplant on broil· er and broil until browned on both sides and tender. turning once. Repeat until aU eggplant Is browned. 2. In large skillet. break up ground lamb with spoon. Add onions and cook until meat Is browned and onions are tender. 3. Add tomato. parsley, wine, } lf'l teaspoons salt, l/4 teaspoon pepper and cinnamon. Heat to boiling, reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, until liquid Is evapo- rated. Cool slightly Stir In cheese and 1/4 cup bread crumbs. 4. In saucepan, melt butter over low heat. Blend In flour and graduaUy stir In milk. Cook, stir- ring constantly until sauce thick· ens and comes to a boll 5. Add remaining 1/'l teaspoon salt and ~ teaspoon pepper and nutmeg. 6. Gradually beat a little sauce Into eggs, then stir Into remaining sauce In pan. Remove from heat and stir In cottage cheese 7. Grease a shallow, 3-qt cas· serole and sprinkle bottom with remaining 1/4 cup bread crumbs. Cover with a layer of eggplant slices, then a layer of meat and continue until all eggplant and meat are used, ending with a layer of eggplant. 8. Top with Sc1uce; sprinkle with additional grated Parmesan and bake. uncovered, In preheated 350°F. oven for 1 hour Makes 10 lo 12 serulngs BAKLAVA 4 cupa (1 lb.) walnuts V. cupaugar 2 teaspoon• gro41ftd cinnamon 1 teaspoon grated orange .,... 1 t .. spoon grated lemon peel 21 ahMt• fllo, I V. x 12V. Jnches. about "" lb. 1 V• cupe butter qt margarlne, melted Honey Orange Syrup (recipe follow9) 1. Grind. grate or finely chop walnuts. Mix walnuts with sugar, cinnamon, on1nge and lemon peels. 2. Cut filo to flt 9-x 13-lnch pan. Cover with plastic film or damp cloth while working to prevent d?Y'ng. 3. Brush bottom of pan with melted butter Place one sheet of fllo on pan and brush with butter. Cover with second sheet and brush with butter. Repeat. mak- ing a layer of five sheets for bot· tom of pastry. 4 . Sprinkle with 3/4 cup walnut FAMll.YWIBU.Y.~ .. lflDer 11, 1"r7 • D mixture, patting it to an even layer. 5. Cover with 3 sheets ol fUo, brushing each with butter. Re· peat layers until filling Is used (should be about 7 layers of filling) 6. Top with 5 layers of filo . but· tertng each as before. With sharp knife or razor blade. carefully cut lengthwise through top layers of filo. making 5 strips. Make a sec· ond row of cuts on the diagonal, forming diamonds. 7. Bake above center of oven In preheated 325°F. oven for 1 hour or until golden brown. 8 . Meanwhile, prepare and cool Honey Orange Syrup. Let Bak· lava stand about 10 minutes. then spoon the cold syrup over the hot Baklava. Let stand over· night to absorb syrup before servings. Make.a aboul 20 pieces HONEY ORANGE SYRUP 1 cuphoney 'lo cup granui.ted augar a;, cup or.nge Jua 1 atldl clMamon 1 tableapoon lemon )ua 1. Combine honey, sugar, orange )ulce and cinnamon. Heat to a full rolling boil, sttrrtng until sugar dissolves. 2 . Remove from heat and stir In lemon juice. Cool thoroughly be· fore spooning over the pastry. Remove cinnamon stick when cold. Malces about 2 cupe MUSCATEL SPICED PRUNES 1 pk;. (12 oza.) pitted, , .. cty-to-at pnanea 1 cup muscatel or aherry wtne 1 atk:ll ctn.,.mon lwholectow. 1 teaapoon shredded orange .,... v. cupaugar 1. Combine prunes, muscatel, cinnamon, cloves and orange peel; heat to bolling. Tum heat to low and simmer 5 minutes. 2. Sprinkle on sugar and stir In lightly. Cool thoroughly. Uft out prunes wtth a slotted spoon; set aside In bowl. 3. Heat syrup to boiling; simmer 3 or 4 minutes, until very thick. watching closely to avoid SCOt'Ch· Ing. Pour over prunes. Serve with cheese as dessert. .w~ Continued .. A 4D a 4D • ... .. .. 4D I> ,, .. Ho'N to Achieve . Total Financial -Freedom "Miiiionaires Are Not 100 Times Smarter Than You, They Just Know The Wealth Formula" Millionaires are not 100 or even 10 times smarter than you. But it is a fact that millionaires are making 10 to 50 and even 100 times more than you. Are theee wealthy people working that. much harder than you? No way! If you are working only 20 hours a week, it would be physie&lly impoaai· ble. (There are only 168 hours in a week, oo one pt.a more.) Theee queetioDB uaed to really stump me. That was jutt a few years ago. My wife and I then lived in Denver, Colorado, at 26-45 South High Street. We paid 1135 a month rent for a cramped, tumbled down houae. My wife was expecting our second child and we were flat broke. I felt desper-- ate and fon:ed into a corner. I had to borrow •160 from my father and an· other '160 from my father·in·law just to buy the groceries and pay the rent. If that waan 't enough, I was aeveral thousand dollars in debt. Things are much different now. Last year l could have retired and lived off the income of my one million dollar• in real estate bo)dinga. (Incl· dently, almost all of the income from the real estate is tu free). Since I had worked 20 to 40 houra a week, I know that I didn't work 4'VeD IO timee longer or harder than you. And with my C-average from Ames High School (located in Amea, Iowa). I'm quite certain that l 'm not any smarter than you. in hi.a pocket to boot. I abo ahowed him bow to buy a t26,000 property for S75 down. · You, or anyone, can do exactly what I did, or my close friends have done/ in fact, you may well do it bet· ter. (I bep.n doing thia in my spare time only). It doesn't matter where you live or the siu of your town or city, my for- mula will show you euctly how to: • Buy income properties for as little as tlOOdown. • Begin without any cash. • Put Jl0,000 cash in your pocket each time you buy (without selling property). • Double your &Meta every year. Legally avoid paying fechJral or 1tate income taxes. • Buy barpin.I at ~ their market value. • Allow you to travel one week out of every month. When you eend me a check or money order for •10, l will send you all my formulas and methods, and you are free to uae them anywhere and as often as you would like. If hours, efforts, or brains are not what aeparatea ~he rich from the average guy who is swamped with debts and very little income, then what is? Merk Haroldsen, pictured with his wife Lola, apent four yeara perfect- ing a ''wealth formula•' and became a mllllonalre In th• procffa: "f're found," .. ,. Hatoldsen, "that most ,,.Opie Jud need • rery specff#c road map to follow .•• they c•n do what l'v• don•." Now', if you were a personal friend of mine, I know you would believe me and not need any kind of guarantee that you will be couipletely satisfied and that my formula will work for you if you apply it. I will back up that guarantee by not cashing your check for 30 daya, and if you for any reason cbanp your mind, Jet me know and I , will eend your uncashed check back. You may ask, why am I willing to aha.re my formula for wealth? Well. simply because thoae of you who order my material will be helping to increase my net worth. I learned the anawer to that ques· tion from an old fellow in Deov•. Thia fellow worked in a drug store ltoc.king the shelves. Very few people knew that he had l200,000 in the bank, all of which he had earned ltar1iq from nothing. Within a year after meeting him, I wae told and shown the aame thing by a young man who had recent· ly ..meet over a million dollars. By tbia time, I bepn to realize that what I wae being 1bown wu truly a remarkable and workable way to grow rich. I bep.n to apply the principles and methods 1 had been ebown. The l'MUltl were amazing. I couldn't believe bow •11 it wa1, in fact it aeemed too euy. But then I met an elderly lady (83 yean old) who although not very smart, ha• made 1117,000 using t.he N.me formula. · I then fiaured my belfnn.ing wun 't luck. For three and one half yean, I worked bard to refine and improve on the formula t~t I bad been shown, ao that it would be eal)' to pt quicker rMUlta. Aa I did thi•, my aaaet.1 multiplied very rapidly ( 160% per yeu) to the point i.hat I didn't have to work any longer. I gueea I am bragging now, but I did lt&rt epending alot of time in our beck yard pool. traveling around the country, and dofna a lot of loafing. ' Then one day a friend uked me bow be could do what I bad done. So I bepn to outline the formula that I had im· proved to ahow him reeily bow simple it WH, and bow be could do the 8ame thing. By the time be~ me, I bad written almoet a complete volume on the euy way for him to copy m,y r..Wte. I wrote this in simple, •traiahtforward Iansuaee ao anyone could undentand it. Thia timem,y friend '•queetioDB were very 1pecific. (He had alrMdy besun buyinc~ with tbe formulas I bad~ l'ivh>a' him). Now he had a property he want· ed to buy, but wu out of cub. How could be boy it? I not only showed him bow to buy without cub, but by the time the deal WU complete. be had $6,000 cub You ahouldn't care if I profit aa ldng aa you profit. I guarantee that you 11 be aatiafied that my methods 1 will help you or I 11 aend3our money back! l TO ORDER Simply tab any .. paper. write the I word.I "Fimnc:ial Freedom", and eend your name and addrea1, along with a cbec.k for 110.00 to Mark O. Harold.en. Inc., Dept. ~-836. Tudor Manaion Bldg., 4761 Holladay Blvd., &k LakeCit.y, Utah84117. If you ..Ml for my material now. I will al80 9eDd you doeumm~ that wW ebow you prec:ieely bow you can borrow from '20,000 to 1200,000 at ft above the prime rate using jult your sipature u collateral. By the way, il you feel a little uneuy about •acting me a cbec.k or money order for fl0.00, simply P'*-dat• it by 30 day• which will com.plet.ely eliminate your riak. If you would like to check a finandal refm, I have list.done below: n-.cy Colliu Bank & Trult, 107 South Main, Salt lAkeCity,UtahAttn.: ~l)'Smith,Muqw. MIO C M_,k 0 . Harolct.en 1977 GOURMET FOODS Continued NEIGHBORS. REOPE EXCHANGE If you haue a recipe and some cooking adulce to shore with us, write: Marilyn Hansen. Nelghbon' Recipe E1Cchonge. FAMILY WEEKLY. 641 Lulngton Aue .. New Yo1*, N Y. 10022. Recipes must Include your name. ad- dress. telephone number and the news- paper In which you read FAMILY WEEKLY Due to the uolume of mall, we cannot answer letters ex return recipes. In the case of similar recipes, the OM with the earliest postmark wlll be used. We have four readers sharing recipes with us this month. From Providence, Utah. Mrs. Kay Ferreira writes, "Here Is one of my mother's recipes (Mrs Betty Johnson of Sunnyvale. U,Uf.) which never fails to please my husband m our guests." SAVORY POT ROAST Mix together 21.h teaspoons salt. 1 tea- spoon ground black pepper. 2lfl tea- spoon!l dry mustard, 114 teaspoon cinna- mon, 3/4 teaspoon nutmeg. Rub a 4-lb. beef pot roast with sea.saning mixture. Brown meat In 2 tablespoons oil In heavy kettle with tight lid (or use electric fry pan). Slice 4 medium onions and place on top of meat. Add 1 clove minced garlic. 2 small bay leaves and 1 cup water to pan. Cover and bake In preheated 325°F. oven Of simmer In electric fty pan 21/2 to 3 hours or untU tender. Thicken pan julca with 2 tablespoons flour mixed with lh cup water for gravy. if you like. Molces 8 urvlngs Here ls the way Mrs. Ferreira makes zucchini Interesting: ZUCCHINI WITH MOZZARELLA Saute 2 medtum·stzed (8 Inches) thinJy sliced zucchlnl In 1 ta.blespoot1 margarine with 1 smalf clove minced garflc. Add 1/2 tablespoon each bast! and thyme leaves, salt and pepper'to taste. When zucchini ls tender-crisp, add 1 cup grated mozzarella and serve as soon as It Is melted. Kay enjoys cooking fOJ her famlly, which Includes a pair cl 6-year·old twins. The Ferrelras read FAMILY WEEKLY In the Herofd.Journol, Logan , Utah. From &rbMa Covey of unyonvllle, Ore .. we got this unusual recipe for Zuc- chini Marmalade. ZUCCHINI MARMALADE lngredkmts: 1 or 2 large zucchini, 1 lemon, 2 navel oranges. 3 h . sugar. Remove peel and .eds from zucchini. Cut the zuc;chlnJ Into '.11-lnch cuba until you have 3 pounds. Place zucchini In glass or other nonmetal bowl. Add sugar, toss lighdy, cover and place In cool anus of kitchen OWTnlght. (Sugar will tum to bquld; do not drain.) Next day. wash lemon and oranga. Cut away tough ends and remove eeeda and white cores. leave white mefl'brana on fruit. • Put citrus fruits through grtnd8r, then add to zucchini and liquid. In large, heavy saucepan, cook mixture to boUlng; reduce heat slightly and cook at slow boll 1 to l '/2 hours. dependlng on how )eUled you like your marmalade. Ladle hot mar· malade Into hot, sterilized jars. Seal ac· cording to manufacturer's directions. Makes about 6 pints • These are the size that go to waste on the vine because most consider them too old or to ugh to use. Barbara reads FAMILY WEEKLY In The News Reuiew, Roseburg. Ore. Doris Hahn of Visalia, Calif., sent us thb rec~for Russian Cabbage that she gor from her Russian grandmother. RUSSIAN CABBAGE Drain 1-lb. can of sauerkraut. Add 1/1 head green cabbage, chopped, 1 large onion. chopped, 1 can (15 ozs.) tomato sauce, '12 teaspoon pepper, 113 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon dried or fresh dill, 2 tablespoons bacon drippings or 5 slices bacon . chopped. Mix aD together and place In baktng dish. You might like to add cul-up leftover meat or chicken If you have It Bake, covered, In a preheated 350°F. oven for 55 minutes Doris reads FAMILY WEEJ<LY In the Times-Delta. Visalia. Calif. Ruth J . Anderson writes to us from San Pedro, Calif. Since her husband's retire- ment, they have become memben cl the White Point Community Garden, where they spend many producttve hours In the sunshine. Ruth shMes two recipes using her fresh garden herbs. BASll. BLOCKS Wash and drain 12 to 14 fresh bes1.I leaves and 6 spe1gs hah parsley. Aacc In eledrk blender container with 2 doves garlic, 1 teaspoon ult, 3 tablapooc IS grated Parmesan cheese and 1 Y, cups salad oiJ. CoYer container and blend until smooth. Pour mbtture Into ice-<ube tray. Freeze overnight. When frozim IOlki re- move BasU Blocks from tray. Place blocks . Into plastic bag; keep froten until needed. Use a few melted blocks for pesto sauce when cooking pest.as. Also very good to add 1 °' 2 blocks to soups, stews and beans. HERB BOUQUET GARNI Cut 4-x 6-lnch 1quares cl double cheese cloth. Cut heavy sb1ng Into 1-foot lengths. Into center cl each piece cl c~ cloth plac:c: 1 bay leaf, 3 pepper· corns, 'h teaspoon dried oregano le.aves, 1 teaspoon dried besll leaves, pinch al roMmary, thyme, 1 teaspoon dry parsley Rak.a, 1 teaspoon onion ftaka, 1 tea- spoon celery Raka. Bnng up d'8eM doth •ound herbs and tie securely with ltrtng. Ston In attnlctlvc ~ (wtfh Ilda on MCUrely). ExccDent flavor addition for stews. soups, beans, pot rout and sauces for pastas. me string to pot handle for easy mnovaJ.) Bouquet Gamis make nice gifts, ape- cially for new chefs. 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Order ope for every set in your I ADDRESS I house. no interference from simultaneously I opcratina seu. Only S2.99. Full instructions I CITY included. I I I STATE ZIP I Ca • 1 ,......,... ....... ,.,_.,.,. • •J11 Norn• Corp. tm •-a...&&_......,._ ...,... ....... e, •o-•., .... J ...... ..;;;:i;o;.o·lHOf----·· ... ·---4~;;;;.-·-·,...;;;;.----~~~ .-___________ ,. __ GOURMET FOODS Contin11rd Guaca~Com Chips Alm•'• Sop• De Fldeoa • Endtlladu De Pollo. 0r-... Cucumber •nd Pepper Sabld s.ngr111• Chunos • CoffM • Recipe follows ENCHILADAS DE POLLO Shortening or weoet•ble oU 12 or more tonlllaa, c.nned or th...cl fronn 2 cups tight crHm 1 cup strong chicken broth '/1 cup chopped onion 2 t1bleapoona butter or m•rg1rlne 2 cups chopped cooked chicken 1 cup Chlle SalH (recipe follows) 1 cup 90&lr CtNm Salt tot1ate 1 y, cupa greted Monterey Jeck chMae l . Heat shortening and dip tortillas Into It for 11 few seconds to make them hot 11nd pliable. Then dip into creiim 11nd broth, which have been combined. Reserve re· malnlng cream and chicken-broth mixture. 2. Make the filling by sauteing onion In butter until tender. Stir in chicken, Chile Salsa 11nd sour cream. 3. Spread filling on tortillas: roU and place seam-side down on a baking dish. 4. Pour reserved liquid over top. Sprinkle with cheese and bake In preheated mode- rate oven (350°F.) until heated through· out and cheese is melted, about 25 to 30 minutes. Makes 6 servings CHILE SALSA v. cup chopped onion 1 l•rve dO'le prllc, mashed 2 table1poon9 ahoftenlng or olM oil 1 tab'"poon •11-pffpoM flouf V• cup chHI powdw v. teespoon drted oregano leaft!. v. IUltl a Oft ground c:umkl 1 tea..,oon .. lt 1 cup c:MMd tCNMto.,..._ 1 cup water or boultlon l . Cook onion and garlic In shortening un· tU limp. about 8 minutes. 2. Stir In flour: heat .to bolling, stirring. Add all remaining Ingredients. Heat to boiling, reduce heat 11nd simmer for 10 minutes. Makes 2 cups SANGRIA 1 Ya Iba. aeedleaa gripes Vt lemon v. cw.nge 2 tebleapoona auger 1 Vt cups red wine v. cup btendy e clnn•mon atlcka l . Rinse 11nd drain gr11pes: remove from stems. Chill. 2. Cut lemon and orange Into thin slices. Place In pitcher along with sug111. wine and brandy. Chill to blend flavors, about 1 hour or longer. A tempting glass of refreshing grope· garnished Sangria. 3. To serve: place about 1/2 cup grapes In· to stemmed glasses. Add 1/3 cup wine mix· ture and a lemon and orange slice to each. Garnish each with a cinnamon stick and Ice as desired. Makes 6 serulngs ALMA'S SOPA DE FIDEOS YI cup bacon fat or wegebble oll 4 ozs. fldelllnl (2 cups) or fine folded noodles 1 Ct.Ip tl'*J chopped onion 1 can (4 to e OZ&.) cttlcbn broth 1 hot green chlll IMPP«, tr .. h or canned J•i.peno Yltiety 1 can (I on.) tom1to sauce 1 cupweter 5 to I drops T1b•Sco 1. In medium sklllet ln hot bacon f11t, brown noodles until golden. Drain on paper towel. In remaining fat. saut' onion for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. 2. In 6 -qt. Dutch oven, bring chicken broth to a rapid boil. Gradually add fldelUnl so that broth contlnue"s to boU. 3. Stir In onion, chlli pepper, tomato sauce and 1 cup water. Boil again for 10 minutes. uncovered, stirring occaslonaUy. 4. Remove hot chUi pepper. Season to taste with Tabascc.-. Ladle Into soup bowls. Makes 3 qts .. JO to 12 seroings• . CHURROS __ (Ma1c.aa c .. a&en> 1 cupwet• v. cup butter or ~rg1rtne 1 cup unsifted •11-purpoM fl<Hw Daah Salt 3 ••rveeaa• Shortening or wepteble oll for deep frying Confectioners' 1ug1r 1. Put w11ter In 3-qt. saucepan and bring to a boll. Add butter, and as soon as It's melred, dump in flour and salt. Stir over heat untll mixture forms a mass. 2. Cool slightly and beat in eggs, one 111 a time. until smooth. 3. Put dough Into pastry bag with a star tube and squeeze Into deep fat heated to 370°F. 4. When brown, sprinkle with confection- ers' sugar. Maku about 2 doun PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Are children with behavior problems less imaginative than model pupils? Are women more artistic than men? DISCOVER HOW CREATIVE YOU ARE TRUE OR FALSE? 1. lllerc arc a few magic words that can give your a~e faculties a shot In the arm, stl.mulate your lrnaglnatM powas and marbdJy lncraM your abt&ty to solve dtfflcult problems by ~king. 2 . Your aeattve powcn at their bat In a peaceful, stras-free . S. U your chlJd II havtng vtor ~ biems In IChool. he probebfy lsn't ~ In the dtrec&n ol aatMty. If he wen, he'd most llMIY be. model pupil. 4 . Creative people an more~ to hypnodsm than nonaattve people. 5. Women .. more aatlw than ma\. 6 . The extent to which you are an lo- b'OYat or ntrowrt hM a bearing on how creattve you •• llkcly to be. ANSWEJIS 1. True. But the f.w magic words -ol cncouragcment and appedntlon for your effom -must cOfM"lrom tomeone ets... And this formula woriu wl&h ch1kitcn as well• adults.. For ex.ample, In a San FJ.... dll::o State Untventty study, children ran- domly Mlec:t.cd &om IC:hool cJa...a W9l'e divided Into two g,oups and assigned aultYe tasks. One !J'OUJ) WM obemicd without comment; With the other !J'OUP, lnvatlgaton voiced vabal ~ and~· whenever. child evi- denced autlW ~In eccompllahlng his taslcs. Raull:l Indicated th.t the few words ol wrbel Nlnforcemcnt had a merbd ef. feet In 9dmw.ting the chddrcn'• lmog- lnattve powers and the fadaty with which they applied original thinking to their tasks. A.a a rault, the latte 5'"<>UP perionned appreciably better than the otha. 2. False. A Rhode Island College study ol the effect of different situations on creattve thinking has shown that too much or too btde strese can depraa CNatfvlty tat salft!S. Conclusion: It would ~ that a modcnt• amount ol ..... the moAt condudw to audYe ~. S. Faac. A team ol Tennea. Stas. Uruverstty behavtor ldentlstl made a study ol two groups ol IChookhlldren, ranging In ages &om 14 to 19. One group conslsted ol 200 randomly saleded boys and .- without behavtor problems. Subtects In the ode group were 194 students wtth bc- havtor problerm who had been 1USPCnded from school on at least one oc::cask>n dur· Ing the cummt year. All were gtven tests measuring four dllief c.ompoclClltS ol a.- ttvtty: fluency (total production ol ~. /JuJbllUv (number ol different kinds oi UMI to which abllHies are put), ela.boroik>n (mean number ol words UMd to~ a ~ origlnaltfl (In terml ol thoughb and c~. Flnd1nga; students with behav· klf problems scored significantly higher on both /le1dbllflJI and~ and wee Just as c:r~attve as the welJ..behawd group on the other two measures ol ~ 4. Folse. In a study by racarchen ae the Untvenlty of Ocnva. students were dJvtd. ed Into two groups: thOM who were found to be highly mpti>le to hypnoek and those who were ~laltvely unsusc:iepltie. AD were then gtven standard acattvtty tests. Resu1ta.: subjeds In the aeadvc group ~ found to be the least ~ ble to hypnolls. 5. True. In at least some eras. In a State Untwntty ol New YOik ltUdy. c:reattvtty scales were developed .. to masuTC cre- attvtty In ttx different arw: ftM arts, crafts, performing artl, math-tdmee, ltterature and music." A seriG ol tats on men and women llUdmta showed that fe- males sand slgnlftcantly higher on the crafts and perf onning-ftrtl Kala, and males ICored slgrtlftc.antJy higher on the math-tdence scale. No meaningful dlf. ferences were found on the ttmalnlng three talla. 6. T~. In studies oi artlltlc aeatlvtty (pebitlng, scu)ptlng, etc.) at Gcnnanv'• OOS9Cldorf Academy ol Ane Arts, two waups ol studmts werw ~ penonallly tats: 0 tflOle whoM wOOc ntdcnc;ed a-.. ttve .blllty. 2) tt"DM whoM wcrlt did not. Compeltlon ol ICOfa showed lntrovcnlon marMdly hiQher In the aeattvc waup. The findings suppol1 the raults oi other re- search, whkh has shown that In-,_ trowrsk>n Is related to artistic abllty. 1111 fAMIUWl'.BO.Y.IJP• ._ 11, 1171 • 27 "Qilk. tmllr. tlllk. There's plenty of it In Washington about our need _tor more oil. but why won't they let ua go find it? Some say there's not enough left to bother exploring In the U S .. but we'Ve heard that argu- ment slnce 1920, when a govern- ment report waTned that U.S. pro- duction was peaking. Despite this doomsaying. U.S. Geological Sur- vey experts think there are still more naturaJ gas liquids and oil under America than all that have been pumped out since the first wefl 'tV8S drilled. Which Is why we say: let'a put mote push behind devek>pmg oil. gas. and coal resources and less on sacrificing American living standards and ltfestyles. Homing on the r.nge_ Reducing enetgy waste can help, allhough It can't by itsett resolve the energy aisis. When you're grilling hamburgers, you'll use less 808f9Y with your electric trying pan than with the electric stove, say researchers at the New Yof'X State College of Human Ecology at Cornell. Its Energy Task fOfce praises such conventent kitchen .. toys .. as egg poachers. toaster ovens. and radiant broilers because they have enclosed heating elements. requiring less energy fOt the .. they're designed foe An etectric ~iHet can handle many of the functions normally as.s'9ned to the range-like stewing, pan broiling, and even some baking Toys no morel Pr8Ctk:e wtt.e you prwh. wftat U.S. industry was among the most conser- vation-conscious last year? OU. A group of 51 refiners saved the equivalent of 67 million barrefs in 1976, compared with 1972. Thars abOut three percent of the country's totat Imports for the year. And it made the oil Industry the only large industrial energy user in the country to trim unit consumption more than 12 percent below 1972 levels. Participants in the voluntary program aren't stopplng there: they'Ve pledged to boost thi1 to 20 percent by 1980 Duttfng ...,. eneru ...... A good conservation habit 1s the once-a-year practice of disconnecting your refrigerator and freezer and vacuuming the compressor unit and coils. Dust In these areas acta as an insulator, lowering refrigerator efficiency and raising energy consumption While you·re at it. check the doors for air leaks. The easiest W6f Is to close the door on a dollar bill. If you can s.tlde the bill out easily. you need a new gasket-which you'll probably ftnd at your local hardware or appliance store. A quote we Hu. ·'We need not fear. to the extent we did In the past, environ- mental consequences of ottshOfe oil exploration and production" President Jimmy Carter. Mobil" lOWE~T PRICE EVER.I , ... , ON A PROTEIN REDUCING DIET? 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DISCOVER HOW CREATlVE YOU ARE TRUE OR FALSE? 1 . There are a few mogJc words that can ~ your ~e fac:uJtia • ahoe In the arm, stlmulate your~ powcn and markedJy lncreaM your ablaty to IOlve difficult probWms by original thinking. 2. Your creative powers function at thctr bat In a peaceful, straa-free atmosphere. s. If your dilld .. having behavior pro- blems In school, he probably lln't gifted In the dnc:tlon of aeatMty. If he were, he'd mo.t llkety be • modal pupil. 4. Creative people ant more susceptlble to hypnotism than noncrattve people. 5. Women.,. more aaltYe than men. 6. The eldent to which you are en In- trovert or cxtrowrt hal • bearing on how creartvc you are llceJy to be. ANSWERS t. True. But the few magic words -of encouragement and appreciation for your efforts -must come'from someone ct.. And m. fonnula WCltM with chlJdren as well as adults. For exam~. In a San Fran- dloO St.ate Untventty study. chlldren ran- domly selected from IChool m.e. were divided Into two groups and assigned crcadYe tmks. One IJ'CKIP waa ot.rwd without comment; with dw other IJ'CKIP, tnvatigaton Y06ced vftbal ~ and mcouragemcnt whcnewr a child evi- denced crcatlYc atitlltY In aocomplllhlng his tasks. Raub lndk:ated that dw few words of vabel nrlnfon:cnMnt had a marked .J. feet In ldmWal1ng the chlldrcn •• imeg.. I.native powers and th. fadllty with which they applied ortglnal thlnklng to thetr tasks. At a result, the latter ~ pcrbmed appredably better than the othc. Z.. Fa'-. A Rhode Island College study of the effect of different situations on creative thinking has shown that too much or too lltde strea can depaa aealMty te.e ICOla. Conduslon: tt would appear that a moderale llmOUl1t ol ..... la dw moM conducM to aatlw ~. S.Fobc. A tam ol T~ Sc.ta Untventty behavior tclentists made a study ol two~ ol 1Chook:tdkhe11, rar9ng In ages from 14 to 19. One group consisted ol 200 randomly selected boys and gtrta without behavior problems. Subtem In the other group WeTe 194 itudenta with be- havlof problems who had been suspended from school on at least one occasion dur· Ing the current year. Al were given tats measuring four chief c:ompot ients of cne- tMty: Jl~ncv (total production of~. ~ (number ol different kinds ol usa to which abl1lHes are put), elaboraUon (man number ol words used to aplajn a use\ o'1gfnolllv (In tams ol thoud* and ~-Anding&: ltudaus with behav· lor problems scored 96gnjfk;antty higher on both /fcx""'v and origlnaltv and was just as aeadve as the welJ..behawd group on the other two measures ol aatMty. 4 . False. In a study by ......chen at the Unlve:rslty ol Denva. students \WrC divid- ed Into two groups: ttlON who were found to be hlghJy wsc;eptlble to hypnoll9 and those who were reladvely unsutcepdb&e. AD were then given standard aattvtty tests. Rauhs: sub)ecb In the aaitiv• group were found to be the least ~ ble to hypncsis. 5. True. In at least tome erraa. In a State Unlvcnffy ol New YOC'tt saudy. aalMty sca&a wa-e developed "to mature cre- atMty In Ille dlffemrt att.M: ftne .u. aafts, performing 8111. math-tdmce, bterature and mutk." A seria ol t.em on men and women studenta showed that fe.. males ICond ~tty higher on the crafts and petforming-.U tcala, and males ICored slgr\lfandy higher on the math-ldence KaJe. No meanlngful dlf. ferenca wce found on the remaining three tcala. 6. True. In studla ol artildc aeativtty (petntiug, ~. ctr.) at G.nnany's OUsseldorf Academy °' Fine Arts. two WCUPS ol ltudenta was gtven penonalty ta.a: 0 ttKJee who. work~ aa- IM ablllty. 2) ttlOM whoac WOiie did nat. Comperilon ol -=ores showed lnbownkJn marMdly htgt\G ln the aattve WoUP· The ftndlnga support the rauka ol odw ... search, which hat shown I.hot In-rw. trowr1'on Is rel.at«! to artlldc: abtlty. Ill.I 'M, bA. bilk. There's p~ty of it in Washington about our need tor more oil, but why won't they let us go find It? Some say th.ere's not enough lett to bother exploring In the U.S .. but we~e heard that argu- ment since 1920, when a govern- ment report warned that U.S. pro- duction was peaking. Despite this doomsaylng, U.S. Geological Sur- vey experta think there are still more natural gas liquids and oil under America than all that have been pumped out since the first well was driUed. Which is why we say: let's put mof"e push behind devek>ptng oU. gas, and coal resources and less on sacrificing American living standards and lifestyles. Homing on the ninge. Reducing energy waste can help. although It can't by itaeff reso"'9 the energy crisis. When you're grilling hamburgers. you'll use less energy with your electric frying pan than with the electric stove. say researchers at the New York State College of Human Ecology at Cornell Its Energy Task Force praises such convenient kitchen "toys" as egg poachers. toaster ovens, and radiant broilers because they have enclosed heating elements. reqlJfring lesS energy for the task they're designed for. An eleetrtc skillet can handle many of the functions normally assigned to the range-like stewing, pan broiling, and even some baking. Toys no more! Predk:e whM you prwtt. wtiat U S Industry was among the most conser· vation-Gonscioua last year? Oil. A group of 51 refiners saved the equivalent ot 67 million barrels in 1976, compared with 1972. That's about three percent of the country's total Imports for the year. And lt made the oil industry the only large Industrial energy user in the country to trim unit consutnption more than 12 percent befow 1972 levels. Participants in the voluntary program aren't stopping there; they've pledged to boo$t this to 20 percent by 1980. Duattng ..., enet'VJ ...... A good conservation habit is the once-a-year practice of disconnecting your refrigerator and freezer and vacuuming the compressor unit and coils. Dust in these areas acts as an Insulator. lowering refrigerator etticiency and ralslng energy consumption. While you're at it. check the doors for air leaks. The easiest way Is to clOse the door on a dollar biH. If you can slide the bill out easity, you need a new gasket-which you'll probably find at your local hardware or appliance store. A ~ .. H•. "We need not tear. to the extent we did in the past environ- mental consequences of offshore oil exploration and production:· President Jimmy Carter. 400 lltCG FOUC ACID .~,, 65c •• ,.,.urs 175 __ ... ,.~99c .... ,.. SUPER ClfllSENC zse llC. 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But I'm not living in some ivory towet I hear the things being said against high-tar smoking as well as the next guy. "And so I started look- ing. fur a low-tar smoke that had some honest-to-gocxlness cigarette taste. "It wasn't easy. The low-tar cigarettes I tried tasted like chalk. .-_ ... · .~t ~ .. . • ,. And hi ah-tar na-.lTPttes were start--~~~,· ·)l ... < • . . -0 '-&f:,'4&'-'" Ii-~ ~.. ~· . ing to taste rougher as I went 1~~·;¥~~'.~·· ,, al • ,~·~, .... u)t. • " /'.~(.,-·~ .. ·~ ong. .c:~_.~~~ , ~~:¥£.---,. I.· 'Then I tried a pack of *;i~~~~~:~:·::..~ Vantage. It was smooth yet it had ·rx· ·.~ ·~ . ·.· taste. And a lot less tar. than what }.} I'd been smoking. ~ ... "As fur as rm ·· concerned, when I _ Regulru: Menthol. ~tched to Vantage, I changed to a cig .. arette I could . " eil)Oy. Li~-·~ Rick Lawrence Metairie,l.ouisiana Warning: The Surveon General Has Detenni.ned andVaniage lOOS. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. FlTER: 10 ... ~w-. OJ,........, uamtoL n ... "tlf. OJ ....... "'· .. ciglmtl. FTC """' DEC. '18: Al.TEA 100'11 n .... 'Tiii'. o.a ..... w. i-dgft11 br FTC ...... PROBING THE MYS'l'ERIES OF THE BRAIN ~Y do some people fall prey to senillty. alcoholism or insanity? Research at the Salk Institute may give us the answers to these and other medical enigmas. By flO¥d E. Bloom. M.D . Imagine a aJmP*r the 811! ol a to&. squishy grap.truM pad.ct with 10 tAw'I tnmi5tors and 10 tr9on wtres.. Imagine. too. tt\ilt this computer grows to ful me al by Itself. from a set ol pl.ans fa too small for the eyw to tn. And ~ Iha& It spends Its long llfettmc. commonly 70 yeas or more. running Its own support ma- chinery, that It keeps ttseH at a comfortabk wortdng temperature and supplied with energy and raw materials and that It lams from Its own mistakes. Add to aD this the ability to add up grocery bdls, prepare tax returns. write poetry. en)oy musk:, dream ol dragons and fall In love. What you haw Imagined. ol c.oune. Is yourown brmn. Here at l1lC Salk Institute. perched on a cftff overloolclng the Padftc Ocean in La Jolla, Calif .. my coDeagua and I are trying to find out a lltde about how the brain does all dleM things. We're studying how our own penonal computers allow us to think and nuason and feel emotion -aD through the chemic.al and electrical changes that go on Inside them. W. aho an trying to oodentand such things as why our twains .aart to fail us as we get older. why they somettmcs drtve us to sea alcohol and drugs and why they oocasionaDy become c:onfused by the world around us and retreat Into madness. Gaining lnagt\t Into thae mysteries Is a goal that only a (ew yon ago would have ti.en hopelessly overambfttous. SoMng them today Is llUI weD beyond reach, but no longer out ol sight. A major lntarat of our labonltory Is In INllPPng dlffenmt drcults wtthtn the brain. much lib an eledrldan traces drcuitt In a house. W. hope one day to be able to say. "Herc's the drcutt that controls such-and- Or. 8loofn .. ..-cit ~ °"" ctrector of dw MIMar Vit*lf 0... c-., #« ~ N.w~ Clf TM Salfr 1nat1ture He Is fntcF llillllonaly ~ GI OM af the lmding ~on dwmlcal mcw119ua In dwt ~ so -hunger. perhaps. °' feeling good." We may already have a lead on the brain's "feeling good" circuit. We suspect It may Involve one of the chemlcal.s -noreplnc· phrine -the brain uses for passing mes- sages around Its circuits. Every minute of yow life, waking or sle~. the 10 billion nerve cells In your brain are taJklng to one another f1a:sh1ng messages back and forth. llW9a9" that urge the cells to go faster. go slowe. We've developed ways to eavesdrop on this braln-ceJI chatter. We can Insert fine wtrn and tubes Into the brains ol anlmak and listen to the cells convene. The troubM Is, we don't know what they •e saying. These ~go faster" and ~go slower" sigoal:s. carried by chanical tnnsmlttas Uwt nore- J*teptaitoe . ..: part ol • much more com- pla bnlin ~we don't know how to lnterpet at the l'l'KXM'nt. What we can do. though, Is ftnd oul which eels_.. talking to one od..er. W«ve tracked down the t:nin eels that UM n«epUlephrlne to carry dlCir merrltj)a. This particular drcult ol c.ds Is Interesting because It SftmS to mn In a region ol the brain that we lib to regmd as a potential .. satisfaction center" -that Is, a ~up of nerve ce.lls on whk:h signals converge to register that what we •• doing -or have just done -Is satisfying. We know a lot about one such center In rats. U a rat Is wired so that it can give Itself a very tiny elec:bic shodc In this center whenever It presses a &ever In its cage, It will go on Pfesslng the ~er. Ignoring food and drtnk and even members of the op- posite sex. until it drops from exhaustion ae.ty, the r1lf Ilk.es what It feels. Alcoholics and drug addkts olten behave In a way that stimulates their ~ centen. They pursue their habit ewn at ~ penoMf cma. Peiopk drink. for example, because they lnteorprct thetr responses as reducing their aruuetJes and lifting their spirits -ill least for a whlJc. They appecw to be "'rewarded" fm their drinking as the nit Is ~nMmded" for pras- lng the ~c In his cage. Our suggaUon Is that the r;oreptoephrtne .. fee!tng good" dr· cult may be switched on rn both cases. If we I.Ire right -and only more re- search wm..ell -we might find ways to ac· ttvate the brain's reward drcuits without using alcohol or dn.tgs. If we can do tt\ilt, then we might have found a way to fR cure these destructkre addictions. lllm The biological bula of diabetes and other dlaeuea. as well u the brain atud le9 de9crlbed In the ebO¥e attlcle, are part ot the onaolng ~ at the Salk lnatltut.. To ftnd out how you can hefp aupp<>ft ttUa reeeateh writ« The Salk lnstltutePI!°~ 1808. 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Quips & Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY Puberty Is that magi<:0/ moment when your child quit$ asking where he come from and refuses to tell you where he's going. -Audrey Earle We think we will like this new form of meditation called Iso- metric thinking. Once each 'day you place a pillow on the couch and press your head against It. -Lone Ollnghouu If you think todays dollar does11 ·1 go as for as It used lo -try get ting one bock -Al Bott FIRST AND SECOND AID My wife has shelues of beaut)/ olds. By Frank Bagln1kl LITTLE EMILY They fill our bathroom nearly. And why they coll them beauty olds I understand quite clearly. They old my wife. of course. and yet They houe Onother dul}I. That ls to say. thue beaut)/ al~ Are mode to aid her beauty. And since her beauty I ~ally what I see more oft than she. I'd soy these beaut)/ olds In truth Are meant for aiding me. -Richard Armour The only exercise some folks get Is passing the buck, running a1.1U1y from responsibility, pushing their luck, jumping to con- clusions and canylng on about their problems. -Thomm LoMance MONEY "Great hamburger, Pop. There's a spot between the raw and bumt parts that's }u8t scrumptious." Sneaky Ways To Saye One famlly recently kept carefuJ track of how much each person (mother, father, two teenage children) spent In one month out of theft weekly petty. cash aDowanca. The total .... tounded them: Sl13.35. Since radodng that amount by only 25 percent would mean a yearly saving ol S340. they decided to "fool" themselves Into doing )ust that. Here are some of the devices they used: • Going wlthout lunch one day a week. • Bonowtng records from the public llbrary Instead of buying them. • Shopping wtth a list and atkklng to It (Impulse purchases were prohibited). • Walktng Instead of driving or taking the train °' bus wher- ever feasible. • Collecting and using dis· count coupons '°' food, adml• sk>ns, de. • Going to ahemoon Instead of evening movies. • Putting all loose change Into a piggy bank each night. • Canytng at ltttJ. pocket money as poua.&. to avoid temphltlon. -Norman 1..otieeaa • FMltl.Y WHIQ..Y, ..,, ...... 11, fW7 • • The need for prayer-especially in time of danger or anxiety -1s instinctive in almost everyone Yet many people regard 1t chiefly as a means of obtaining Goer s favors. And when everything they pray for 1s not granted. they often wonder it God is really listening Chnsr's teachings on prayer. however, reveal that God does indeed hear and answer each of our prayers . but not necessarily by granting every favor we want or think we need . To help you understand why this 1s so, we have prepared a special pamphlet explalrting the true meaning and purpose of prayer You will learn from 1t how Christ gave us the lord's Prayer not merely as words to be recited. but as the model for perfect prayer. Anti you will learn, too. the truth of Our lord's promise. 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INDEPENDENT COLLEGES: percent of the state's conege students, Ulustrates the fact. Of students in the Independent col- leges, 25 peycent come from families whose net taJCable In· come is $5,000 per year or less. In the stale unlvet"Slt1es 26 pet cent do. er the full cost of education at a private college. In recent years some states have recognized the public service provided by these Institutions and sr-nt them direct aid. but It Is a fraction of the ald provkled for state schools. Greater amounts are received from private gtfta. The private donor ha.s 5ftn the Importance of colleges and has made educa- tion a major redpWnt of chari- table gMng. A VITAL NATIONAL RESOURCE . Only America has a multitude of privately supported universities that offer excellence in both teaching and research. By Robert A. Plane This month seven mllJlon of the country's young people are going to college Most feel they are working toward fulfllllng the American dream For them, a college education Is the key to success and Increased earnings A typical result may be found at Clarkson College (Potsdom. N. Y.). where a majority of groduates surpass their parenrs' annual earnings within seven yean after graduation. There was a saying In my family two generations ago thot went, "Spend your money on educa- tion, the one Investment nobody can take away from you." Going to college Is not Just sel· llsh. Educated citizens are essen- tial for a democracy -partlcu· larly In today's technok>gk:al world. This truth was recognized by Thomas Jefferson and the other founders of the Republlc. It was given substance a century ago by the Momll Land Grant Act, which designated and fund· ed ·universities In every state for children of the working classes. In Ibis century access lo higher education-was boosted by the GI Bill following World War II The result ol thes4a Federal Government actions has been the establishment of state col· leges and unJvenlt1es. and. more recently. local Junior colleges. Of this 'fairs college students. three out of four will be enrolling In Dr. Pion•. o ~o/eaor of cheml"'V and a nationally rec<>gnlud .chobl, i. prnjdcnl of Clar*.on Cokge H• also Is a rMmM of the Ne.. Y<ri Stole CommlQ(pner'a Advl&Of\I Council on Higher Education and chairman of lhc Board of Trut1en of the Commluion on Independent Col· legu and Uni~• In o /utu,.. ISIUC FAMlt v WEEKl v wlll repon on the ~ /« 1kJta-aupported un/ueralrles. public Institutions. The propor· lion of students al Independent colleges has been steadily dedfn· r Ing from the 50-50 mix just two decades ago. Yet most private colleges have survived, and theit survival In the face of a large tuition gap be· tween themselves and state col· leges demonstrates that they are meeting a national need. They' compete for good students by making the education they offer worth the high price. That means making their programs respon· slve lo society's and students' needs Among Independent colleges are found both the leaders of traditional educatton. like Har· vard and Swarthmore. as well as the lnnovatoJS, like the Clare· mont Colleges of California. Pri- vate colleges .can experlmenr with existing academic programs and add new ones more easily than publk Institutions can because their purse strings are not tied to state legislatures. One characteristic that dlstln· gulshes most private colleges Is genuine concern for the Indivi- dual student. Their size -most have fewer than 800 students - and their resldenttal atmosphere enable students to develop close personal relationships with both teachers and fellow students .. Because the strengths of Inde- pendent colleges seem so obvi· ous. we often falJ to realize h0\41 fortunate Amerlca Is to have them. We wouldn't expect lo find such colleges in a Communist country. but I was surprised to read recently In the New York Tlma that Britain has only one Independent college. the Unlver· slty College at Buckingham. In America the concept is that everyone shouJd have the op- portunity for a college education. and our record belles the British fear of the Independent college. Here, where there are strong in· stltuttom In both the public and private sectors, Independent cf'· leges have provided more than their proportionate share of na- tional leaden, Nobel Laureates, Governmental advtscrs and re· search advances. These Institutions are also the leaden In most academic fields. In addition lo the great law, medical and business schools at the well-known untversftlcs, a sampling of superior programs at MMl\.YWHIU.Y,8ep ...... 11, 1'77 e U private colleges Includes: jour· nallsm at Northwestern 411d Co- lumbia, musk at the Julllard School. art at the Phlladelphta College of Art. drama at Yale. oceanography at Miami, engl· neering at MIT and CaJ. Tech. foreign service and diplomacy at Georgetown and Tufts Furthermore. Independent col· leges do noi enroll just the rich and state colleges the poor, as many think. New York Stale, with both the largest state univer- sity system and the largest in· dependent sector, which com- prises over 100 colleges and 40 Independent colleges are able to serve worthy students from low-Income families because they C411 offer student aid. At a typical state school all undeJ. graduates are handed the same lax·subsidiz.ed tuition. At a typi- cal private college the much higher tuition Is paid only by those able to do so. For exam· pie . at Clarkson only one student In 10 pays the full tuition of near· ly $1.800 per semester. The other 90 percent receive aid (scholarships, jobs. low-Interest• loans) based on famlly need. Student payments do not cov· For students to have a choke among div~ colleges that are not publlcally funded Is vital lo a democracy and lo the Intellectual health of a nation. By acting on the American principles of being Independent of collective author· lty. of focusing on the lndJvidual and of settling only for the best, Independent colleges deserve a conrlnulng place In the rR American dream. 11111 ~------------------~-----~......,,.------------,-----------cm STAn _____ _ Alie>~ Fund RelllnQ PIM for~ llloWE °' ORONllATION ----------------- CRDIT CARD CUSTOll ... CALL TOLL ...... eoo1e21-aa1. IUJIOIS RE.SIOBlfTS CALI. TOU. FREE: IOO/f72.al Order today to get your FREE MYSTERY GIFT! THE QUEEN Of ROMANCE At age 76, Barbara Cartland, the world's best-selling author of old-fashioned love stories, still turns out 20 books a year. By Hans Knight One recent afternoon, a blond, blue· eyed woman dressed In red velvet swept Into the library of Camfield Place, a JO. room mansion In the heart of rural England. She eased herself onto a sofa, daintily placed one foot upon a hot-water bottle and began to talk a book -literally. Three secretaries, working In relays, took down her every word. This, after all, was no ldJe mon<*>gue. The words that poured out In a melodious, three-how stream fanned a chapter In the latest novel by Barbara Cartland, Brttaln's unrtvaJed queen of romance. At 76, Mn. Cartland, who looks like a blend of Mac West and Zsa Zsa Gabor, Is the world's best-seUlng author of old· fashioned romantic fiction. "My dear," she explains cheerfully over lu, "I am a phenomenon. There simply hasn't been anyone like me -evctr." That may be no exaggeration. Since penning Jlgsow at 21. her first earl-meei. girt novel, she has told more than 70 million coplei ol her 200-plus books. Long In demand In Europe and AM. her novels recently lrwackd the United St.ates when American publishers gambled that American women (and maybe some men, too) might be thtnting for some bu~ bly champagne amid the meaty diet of realism. The gamble has paid off: "We have trouble keeping up with the de· mend," marvels her publisher. U demand threatem to outpace produc· tion, It Is tc.areeJy Mn. C.rtJand's fault. "I am turning out the books as fast as I can talk," she frets In mock dapalr. "Last year I wrote 20 boob. This ve• I expect to break my reconi -ru write 21. What more can they expect from an o&d lady?" As Cartland wonhlppen know, the plots of her novels, with tlt1a such u The Dttg1aoeful Duke, P~ tn the Sand, The Heart Triumphant, are basic: beautiful, vtrtuou.s damecl In distress meets haughtily handsome, equally vtrtuous, duke In a perllout Mtttng. (1l,. damsels never succumb to the siren song ol sex.) They are beset by such dangers as high- way robbers, fcntgn tp6a and ev11 uodes befcn true loYe triumphs. . Although the ltoria abound In flowery tasv. the backgrounds •• authentic. Underneath .U. that )am," lnmts Mn. c.dand, •my noYcla are Jolly educational. I have traveled aD over the warid, I study htltory lntenslvcly, and I know how lords Ham Knight wr#a /or tit• PModelplNo Bullcdn and recmdV ultlfed Mrs. Canfond In Engfond and ladies IAlk -fve moved among them all my life." When she does have to ask for expert help, she gets It. When she needed an authentic descriptton of a naval battle for The Dream ond the Glory. she sJmpty ln- vtted Admiral Lord lou1s Mountbatten, the hero of Burma and an old friend, lo wnte the passage for her. While some ltterary observen are baf. fled by the success of 19th-century romance In a remorselessly explidt age, Mrs. Cartland Is not. "Look. my dear," she says patiently. "It stands to reason. lllere ts so much ugllnus around us today. Where Is grace, chivalry, elegance? Everybody Is running about In )eans look· Ing perfectly awful. Women are longing for beauty. And men are romantk:s. too." Born Into an upper-crust famUy hard·hll by World War I -her father died In Flanders ln 1918 -she took up )ow· nallsm under the expert tutelage of newspaper tycoon Lord Beaverbroo«. In time, she says, "I came to know virtually everybody who was anybody, from prime ministers to lndlan yogis. Admittedly, I was extremely spirited and pretty." Mn. Cartiand also Is aware of the pr~ !ems ol our world. She has fought for bet· ter wages and conditions for nurses and mldwtva and establlsbed Brtta.In's first per· manent Romany gypsy camp In Hadlekt (the gypsies named It Bal'baravUlc). An ar· dent health advocate, she Is a coveted speaker at health ralnes and opens health- food shops wtth the flair of an empress. Widowed since 1963, she Is the mother of two sons and a daughtn, all of whom frequently caution her against adlng like a .. liberated" woman. "rve always been bberat9d." she says. "But rve also a)ways beheved In being feminine." Long Interested In poltuc:s. Mrs. Cartland served on the Hertfordshire county council for almost 10 years. In addHton, she has written MVeral hJstorical works and Is now Wfftlng her biography. "I have to update It constantly," she sighs happily. "So much II always happentng In my life." Recent happenlngl Include a hol1day In Peru, where she tfaveJed aaOll the Anda at 12,000 fm "In a very, very old Englilh train with every window broken," and a long Interview wtth Mike WaJlacc on CBS's S4xt)I Minutes. ("A ddghdul man, this Mite. He ruDy Uka women. They say h• 11 tough, but he It really a pussycat. i Ooa sh. ever relax from her hectic 1ehedule? "My dear" the laughs. 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Nelson advises following the offldal rules exactly ("If they say a 3-by-5 card they mean It") and using official entry blanks when possi- ble. You'll also give yourself an edge by spreading your entries over the llfe of the sweepstakes and· mailing them from dif. fei-ent mailboxes. And whether you print or write, do It neatly -as many as 40% of entries have to be thrown away because the name or address Is Illegible. A Mental Edge If your favortte sports figure Is In a slump, It might be because he hasn't seen his hyp- notist lately. Los Angeles hypnotist Arthur Ellen, who recently hypnotized the entire Caltfomla Angels baseball team before a game against Seattle (the Angels won), has been successfully woridng w1th sports figures since the '1940's, when he gave Giants manager Leo Durocher a hand. Since then, Ellen's sports clients have In· duded Maury Wills, Ken Norton, Orlando Cepeda and Nolan Ryan. "Hypnotism doesn't give anyone talent," says Ellen. "The atm Is to help the lndMdual develop heedom from betng dtstracted by emo- tional factors so that he can gtve the best perionnanca he'• capable of." EDen says that one source of pressure on athletes ~ their high saladet. "Because of their publicized salaries. the athletes feel the need to be excellent, and publ1c ICTUtiny by the fans can make them etart worrying about the acuity of thetr skills." FAMllJWFSD' Th• N•w•p•~r M-0•1ln• Prffldent and "'*'** Monon Frank IEUCUtt'9 V.P ....... DlfWCtor Patrick M. Unt~y (JIMtltlft ~Scott OeGatmO H • FAMJlYWUICLY, ......... H, '911 Education For the Handl~pped Although there's been a law on the books an appropriate education at no cost to the for almost 2 years that has made Important parent." Other provisions are tt)at a writ· changes In Government polk:y ooncemlng ten, lndMduallled education pr<911Jn be education of the handicapped, many par-developed for each child and that handl· ents stt1l may be unaware of Its provisions. capped chlldren must be placed In the least Dr. Scottie Tones, an asst. dlr. for policy restrictive environment po551ble. You can research at the Council for Exceptional get a copy of P.L. 94-142 by writing your Chddre11, 'says the most Important prov!· Congressman. For a list of publk:ations on slon of the law, "The Education for All education for the handicapped, write: Han~ped ChOdren Ad' (P.L. 94-142), Council for Exceptional Children, 1920 "requires that every handicapped child get Association Dr., Reston, Va. 22091. Does your child bring home drawings you think only a mother could love? That's what dozens of other parents thought, too -until the1r children's art work was ac· oepted for publk:atfon by the Hello Studio, a card company whose line lndudes 72 greetJng carch designed by chlldren. "After their chlld'.s card Is acc.epted, so many parents say, 'I neva thought my child was talented; now ro go out and buy tum an eatel,'" says Shelli Upton, a New York ar· tilt, who It one of 4 partners that run the company. Upton feels chOdren's art work · llMllfllng ~ Tim Mulligan; Alt ~ Richard l/aldatl; s-'1lor Edition, Aoulyn ~bf• ¥8YI, H•I LandOn; '"" ldttor, M8'11yn HanMn; Ant. Alt OINc:tot, &tefle W.lplnJ.~~1'11Une Wt>llk; PlcturM, Glorl1 8f1er; nu9"'V ~ PM< Ope>eflMlmer: Comrtbutlne Wrt-.. 8"1r· ~ Slotn F~ JOiin Olbton, Nonnan Lot>Mnz., Anita &ummtt; Ml A---. Wiiiiam Coteon, Pam~ .._.ICturtntJ: V,A>lf., Richard Miiien; ...... appeals to buyers of all ages because "children have no preconceived Ideas." Hello Studio Invites young artists and writers to submit original work for publica- tion. Although the studio doesn't pay the children, µch card uMd Is signed by the artist, and 5% of sales earnings are do-. nated to organlzadon.-for needy children. Even children whose art Isn't selected for publk:atlon ars winners -they receive a spedaJ urtlfteate. Material may be tent to: Children'• Art Collection, Hello Studio, 587 Third Ave., New York, N.Y.10016. up Mer .. RoOerta Collln1; Production Mer .. Helene Weitzner, PtlMlng, MIChNI Montemuno V.P..Ad Mtntgef, Ger1ld S. Wroe; Anoe. t:.a- t41rft ...... Rlchlld K. Carroll; V.P.-w.ntm Mtr'l Joe FrllZAlf, Jr~L~ CNcaoo lltlf., 01vla long; Detroit "'V'·• L1wrenc. M. Finn; Cam., Pefklne. SteoMM1 von CS.r LI.th Ind _t_iayw~d; 11..ut1nf Oil, Stanley Rotenfekl; llld.lttfttl Mar .. Kent O'Alleuandro; Promotloft DlrKtor, L ~. Wlndeor; Md~ng Mgr., Ceryl Eller QalckTaka Ut09tlalllllloa_9tla .. ..a,._ pec1ple. ..-...... Chemlcal ~k magazine says that $10 million Is spent annually on "hone oosmetb" and other hone~• produds, such .. shampoo ClOllt lhlnen, hool blaclccnere and even eye wash .... A nationwide Harris survey reports that ......... ~qca8oele8.5..,.a.,. COltl $470 and Involves 873 mies ol travel .... Talk about taking coals to Newcastle: ................. to ..al ma-bw9B• la ... U.S. The tint Jap.anae-owned franchise• ICheduled to open next ye.er, probably tn San Francbco .... The average college &ah· man these days Is now a trahwoman. The Census Bureau reports that ..,. ,aeD DOW oatnam ..... mea ta ..... "'9ltf -deqrMute edaoo .. by 200,000. malclng up 52% of the total undergraduate student body. College. Stree.Balc Writing Convinced that there has been a deterlora· Hon In the ablllty ol today's students to .. semble subjects, verbs and objects on paper In a cohettnt fashk>n, colleges across the country are movtng vtgorously to bolster their teaching ot batic writing. From the University of Maine to StanfOC'd University, colleges are dusting off old writing requirements, adding new fresh· man composition counu and pouring thousands of dollars Into elaborate "writing centers" stOcked with cassette recorders, v\deotapes and other electronic gear. In addition, the College Entrance Examtna- tlon Board has announced that this fall It Is adding II short-answer test of ltandard written English to Its college adnUsslons testing program and reinstituting a 2(}.mtn- ute essay section In Its English composition achievement test. Blrthdaye (all Virgo): Sunday -Hedy Laman 62. Monday -Jesse Owens 64. Tu_.,, -Mel Tomte 52; Claudette Colbert 70; Jacqueline Bisset 33. Wed- needaiy -Joey Heatherton 33; Albert Shenker 49. Tluaad., -Jackie Cooper 56. Frtdliy -Lauren 8acaJJ 53; Peter Falk 50; 8 .8 . King 52. S.~ -Anne Bancroft 46; Chief Justlc:e Warren Burger 70: Roddy McDowell 49. 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(J)) NICflt of Ille CM..,., Clrlos Palomino vs Emaldo Cosla Azeve~ 1n a I~ r011nd Wellerwer&hl l11hl, Jose To11es vs Danny Lope11n a I~ round Wellerwer&hl Tille bout. lfoward Davis Jr vs Muro P1ned1 1n a h&hlwe11ht .OOut and Leon Sprnu meets Alfoo R1ahett1 1n a heavyweraht contest MOIH'.SDAY, SEPTUllU 14 S:OO D \21) Cl) llJ 9 lllCflt Wllll the HtH)'Wtipb Live from Caesar's Palace in Las Vecas. futunnc four bouts between contenders for the Heavywe11ht crown Ken NOiton meets Lorenzo Zaoon. Jimmy Younc vs Jody 8'11ard, Ron Lyle takes on Stan Ward, and Larry Homes rs matched a111nst Ha..ard Smith fllDAY, SlmlllfJ 15 6:00 e Anatb llawbalt Californ11 Anaels vs Ch1ea10 White Soi SATUIDAT, SlmMIU 17 10:30 a <a (J)) ltCAA footMll A11b1ma vs Nebruka 11:00 D <Ill Cl) llD 9 Gr.-Ullll/llljor Leape latbllt e Anttts lateball CahfOfnra Anaets vs Ch1c110 Wlute Sor 12:30 (]) (II llCAA CGltttt f MWI 2:00 • c.lltct FtlilMlf KABC 1oins this aame 1n p101ms between San Drtro State and Anzona 3:30 D ((I?)(])) cas s,orts SPldxlillr • CAlebrlly ...... 4:00 • Tiit St... G.aney .. 4:30 • TMs ..... ill the llfl 5:00 D The Clulcl KMI SllOlt D rn cw <a > AIC's ww. Wori4 111 s,.ns SUNDAY, SlmlllEI 11 6:00 e CC} "Trail ol tlle Wtlcl" (dCGumtnt1ry) '74. CD "Otlftfate .loul'Mf" (dr1) '42-Crrol Flynn, Ronald Ru11n 1:00 CD The il'kture II Doflan "11" (dr1) '45-Hurd H1tf1etd t:OO a ((fl)(])) (J) CC} "Clllllf, U.S. Menhlr (wes) '73-John Wayne, Cary Grimes, Georae Kennedy, Neville Br1nd MONDAY, SfmMIEa 12 6:JO 8 CC} •Mr. ln1141t/Mr. 0Vtll4t" (1dv) '73-Tony loBlento. 1.1!0 • CC} '1llt Dfftt Htr111" (dra) '68-John Ireland. Curt Jeraens. G CC} '1llt Tift Stlf" (•es) '57-Henry Fonda, Mthony Pef')lns. t:OO . 9 (J) ma CC} •1111y: r.trllt ti A StrMt lid" (drl) '77- l1Y11 Burton. fin1 Andrm, Mrchul Constuline. Ossie Davrs • CC} "Voll Rr111'a ~" (dra) '65-Fruk S1n1tr1. Trevor Howard TUESDAY SUTOllO U l:JO a cc:> .,_4 ol l.allullt" (adv) '63 -COfnel Wride. Jean W1llm too e ~ EMlt" (d11) '45-fred MacMurr1y. Lynn Ban D CC} "TM IW Wlltl ...,_ .. (dra) '68-Rod hr!OI t:OO II@ Cl) 118 0 CC} "St1 114 tlM M~ ..... ,. (dra) '77- .lolnni Pettet. Barry Newman, Dic:k Geuliet wt!*DDAY, SErTDllU 14 5:30 D CC} .. UperiMlll i. l«re(' P1rt I (susp) '62-Glenn Foid 1:00 D CC} •u.t.1 T•" (mus) '57-EIYIS Presley, Dolores Hart e CC} ....,.Ma S.lttt" (wn) '48-Alen Ladd. Btend1 ll\1rsl!Jll t:JO a ((I?)(])) CC}.........-(dra) '77-Witl Simpson 'f'HUISDAT, SErTDllll 15 6:JO B CC} "UperiMlll ill Ttmr" Colic! (susp) '62-Glenn Ford 1.1IO e CC} "TM o.rt bb" (dra) 'S4-J1mes Muoo, Rrcllard Burton G CC}.,.._, SllMI" (drl) '59-Yul Brynner, Gina lollobri&ida. flllDAY, SU1tlllU 1' too e CC} "'lliia II Ille l""9f liftes" (adv) 's.4-Tyrone Powet G CC} "$t1 Welf" (dra) '74-£dward Meeks. Bt1trice Cerdon t:00 • rn cm ca (J)) CCl "Cir. o1tlM111ct Widow" <iusp> ·11- Tony franclOSI, Donna Mrlls, Patty Duke Aslin SATURDAY, SUTDlllU 17 6.1IO e CC} "SIMI ol tlM llll!Uri" (1dv) '6S-Slu1rt Whltm1n. l:OO D CC} "A Time tD LM, A Tlnle It Ole" (d11) '58-John Gavin t:OO D ((JJ) (])) CJ) CC} "Mayfty et 40,000 Feet" (susp) '76-David Janssen, Don Mered1lh, Christopher Geor11. D 9 (J) 118 0 CC}...._., C.,W11" (wes) '7&-lohn Way-111. Katharine Htpburn, Richard Jordan HAZARDS AND ADVENTURE The making of the box-office hit "The Deep" from its birth as an underwater adventure story to Its execution as a highly complex and technical produc- tion. is the subject of an hour-long special, "The Making of 'The Deep ·" on CBS. Sunday at BPM. The special traces the fllm from Its beginning In February 1976 when producer Peter Guber negotiated with author Peter Benchley for the right to film It, untll November 1976 when the raw footage of the film was placed In the editor's hands. In between Is the story of how Benchley's undersea adventure was brought to fife as a motion picture. "The Deep," starring Robert Shaw. Jacqueline Bissett, Nick Nolte, Ell W.flach and Lou Gossett, was released by Columbia Pictures In June 1977. It Is the story of David and Gall (Nolte and Bisset) two New Yorkers who, white vacationing In Bermuda, a.muse themselves skin dlvfnQ_. They find a gold medal/Ion and seek out treasure hunter Romer Treece (Shaw) to determine their next move. With Treece's help, they dive again. but this time they accidentally discover a cache of morphine hidden In 11 shipwreck 80 feet below the ocean's surface. Production executive Peter Lake recorded the behind-the-scenes action of "The Deep," Including the reactions of the stars as they took their first diving lessons, and the construction of a set duplicating the ocean floor-an abov&.ground cone of fiberglass and cement capable of holding one miff/on gallons of seawater and accurate even down to the marine life placed there by a biologist hired Just for the film. Also Included In the special are some outtakes from the film, hlghllghtlng both the comedic blun· ders on the part of the actors as well as the expected and unexpected hazards and dangers of fl/ming a motion picture underwater. iNcludiNG M E THE HANDICAPPED: A SUCCESS STORY Most o~ .. the more th.ln eight million h.tndiupped t.hildren in Ameriu tod.ly h.lve been b.trred for ye.lrs from the n.ltion's clusrooms. On Thursd•y on KCET, Ch•nnel 28 •t 9PM, .l public television document•ry hosted by P•trici.l Nul, "Including Me," ventures into the little understood perspective of these h•ndi· capped children with siic, <ompelling portr•lts-de•f, blind, paraplegic, emotion.ally disturbed •nd mentally retarded children .lnd young adults-who have won the right to go to school. lod•y .i new I.aw, the Educ.ilion for All H.lndiupped Children Act, gu.aran· tees .ill handiCilpped children, including the most severely h.andicapped, the right to a puhlicly supported, appropriate eduution. "Including Me'' is produced, directed, and written by Linda Janower, the mother of a hearing impaired child. Ms. Ne.ii, herself the victim of multiple di~.lbling strokes, provides insight into the social and physlul obstacles handi- c.ipped children f.ace. .. "Of the eight million h.lndicapped children in the U.S., more th.an h.alf .ue receiving an eduution which is not aprropri.ate to their needs; one million .are not in schoo .at .all. Without eduution, they .are doubly h.andiupped," she eicpl.ains. "Including Me" tells how, in .a he.althy le.arning environment, even the most severely h.andiupped h.1ve hidden up.tcities fo r growth. LiH, physic.illy h.lndiupped .1nd severely ment.1lly ret.uded-eight yurs old but functioning only .1s a six-month old- le.arns to e.1t from .1 spoon and responds to her te.acher's stimulation .and love in a sped.al clusroom of • regul.u public school. ' Twenty-yur-old Dennis is a po~t-polio qu.ad- raplegic in .a wheelchair living quite Independently. Dennis Is • pre-l.1w student .11 Grand V.alley State College .and is d etermined to do wh.lt everyone else does-p.trty, study, and succeed. "I w.ant to be• p.art of everything there Is in life. I want to go to the bus and the movies sometimes. I want to have an education, a Job, .ind a family someday. To me, that's just natural." "Including Me" also Introduces children who have had the benefit of quality education programs in public schools. Pea-4 To paraphrue a vuy old saying: Clothes do, indeed, mah tht' (S pider) M•n. Actor Nicholas Hammond can 11ouch for th••· Ham· mondportrays lht' supu· hum•n, skyscraper·11aultlng, web-hurling hero •d•pled from the comic book world to become• television head· liner in "Spider-Man,'' a 90- minute live action •dVt'nture drama •Iring on CBS, WednHday al IWM After working for 5elleral warm summtr d•ys In the special skin·light "Spider· M<1n" rig with Its he•d mask, plastic two·w•y mirror lenses, high plastic boots .and elasticlLed sleeves, Hammond dt'clared: ''There's really no sKret to Splder·M•n's •bnlty lo Kalt' lht' side of a skyHraptr. Thert''~ nothing superhu· man about it. It's th.at suit! It m•s him w.ant lo dimb lht' w•llsl" At first gl•nce, the Euro- pean·r•lsed l11y lugutr would stt'm an unlikely choict' to port,.y the fantasy figure whose futs of dt'r· rlng·do h.avt' made him • lnorlte with comic book rHden •round lhe world. Bui only at first gl<1n<e. After Chat, like all the other lanlu· tic lhlngs about "Spidt'y," II .111 becomH quite comfort- .ably logical. In hi~ spe<l•I ~uit, Spider·M•n ii • cru· lure from quite •nother wor1d. But in hi' .11ltu ego as Pelu Parker, young student physicist and •spiring news· paper photog,.pher, ht' is a de.1d ringt'r for Nlcholu Hammond-.and vlct' veru. Both •~ h.andsome, person· •hit', mlld·m.11nnered, Intel· ligenl and h.ird worlclng. Hammond was born In w.uhlngton, o.c., bul lived for tht' first lt'n years of his lift' In Europt' where his falher, Col. Thomu Hammond, wu •n aide to Gt'nt'ral Owighl 0 . Eisenhower. WMn tht' fam · ity retumed to lhe Slatt's, young Nkhotu wasted no time choosing an actOf's ca· reer. He m.1dt' his Bro.11dw.ay debut •t tht' agt' of 11 In "The Compl•isanl LO\'er" and continued with the road company of that production. He appeared in tht' motion picture "lord of tht' fllu" and ''Tht' Sound of Mu1k" white still a youngster. H•mmond did apptentlce work lit Wa1hlngton's rv WEEK. SEPTEMSER , 1 11177 famous Arena Stagt' and worllt'd In summer 1tock while going to school. Ht' is .11 gradU.lltt' of Princt'lon Uni- vt'rslty, WMre M m.11jottd In English literature •nd was prt'sidt'nl of tht' Trlanglt' Club, munwhile continuing to fulfill acting roltt on tht' Broadw•y stagt'. rt.1ying lhe fantasy figure of "Spidt'r·M.1n" wH a· real change of p.ace for H•m· mond, •nd he thoroughly enjoyed tht' du•I role. "II was fun," he uys, "•s ac11ng .11lw.ays is for mt'. Where elK' un one indulge one's wild- est f•ntules as just part of lhe jobl" * * • Guest star usignmenh for three t'plM>dn of 20th·Fo• TV's new advt'nlurt' seriu Young O•n1 Boone for the ntW M'Hon on CBS (Mon- days at 8PM) will Include Victor Jory •nd Tony Pen.11 in ''TM Warrior" episode; CliVt' Rn-Ill, Paul Shenar and Wllli•m W.atson In "The Pir· atu" t'piM>de; and lt'n Bir· m.1n .and Jeremy Brt'tl In "The Trail llutt" episode. * * * 1111 Anduson, co·host of ABC's g.ime show TM ~ltet Mx (wttkd1ys •I 11AM), is prob.lbly Mst known '5 a country music slnger~com· post'r. Allhdugh he h.is h•d a highly succnsful carttr en- tertaining, he •fways trilvels by bus-his own bus, or COUrJ(', And It's slightly dif· fe~t from most. II hu two baths, color television and slet'plng quutet1 for nine peoplt'. * * * Phll Foslu hu bun signed to guett star In "The Joker II Mild" episode of ABC's The Love Boat, star· ring Gavin M.aclt'Od. 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It c.t.ty 9 Cl) T1lll .. diie LHt ((ll) CJ)) ""' , ...... • '"' .. ....... @ Cl) " .. titltl. 0 ..,...._,USA (QI Cl)) la W.Wd -7:30-ma.di" caww 9Art111141 tllt ._. 0 NtrlW tf TnlCll LeYar Burton, who starred as YQuna Kunta Kinte tn "Roots," stars as a alletto younpter whose efforts to make a better life fot hlmsett throuall edUC1tion are compHcated when hts 1irlfrlend becomes pte1111nt, in "Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid," Monday at 9PM on NBC. Tina Andrews (Sanford Arms and Days of Our Lives), Michael Constantine, and Ossie Davis co-star in the two·hour dramatic film. Billy 1oes to WOfk 11 Or. Miller's (Const1ntlne) Animal Hospital and finds he has a 1ift fot worklna •ilh animals. He aoes to nlatit school lo become a vet. In the meantime, he meets and falls In love with Roseanne (Andrews). Roseanne becomes prernant. They Clnnot afford an abortion from 1 reputable physician and Roseanne dies durinr the sur1ery. Billy is dlstrauatit and seek assistance from psychiatrist Or. Fredericks (Davis). , .... 8100 8 Cl) (tnl ()))U.S. o,_ Tlllllis (7 hours) Co.t,...e from the West Side Tennis Club in fooest Hills, HY ())()) .... ~ 110.C..,. ·--• DCIJOnlMW <II " fl Writt• •JlllllJs.awt SFaltllfwT..., eo.illllADlllMct aa.r1.-.. -9:30--~ USA • s-., F11•1 Sarah Purcell ud Or. Gw1e Fishbeck co host ....... c.i.c Clls,.tr.. .., ow r .. c.,.i....., @ Cl) lalctlt a ca CIJ)JllNaJ s.wrt ._ a 111ttt t11t ,,.. 10:00 Cil e Cl) ltoltr If ,_.. ..... ~ • """4 .. ~ <IIMlk ...... 8 Cl) Tiie led HMll '-• SS....,C...ltilll •S..•Str.t (QI Cl)) Liiiia l'atll IA- D llllicM a s. Ditti 1.w. o.t -10:30- .. ni..r The ldventurts of 1 wild bltck staHIOll. •CI> <a CIJ> ~· •lMlrWJa cm • ..... • °""' ~,.,...... .. e Qiia II tllt "- TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 11, 1977 O CIJ Feaa•EMra mF1611S.CX. ............ 8*"' 11:00 en..-.._G-c •~"DllciMtJ Cl) lljwu: ... II Ille s.tll • ()) <• Cl)) Crut ""' • emHUMWOI• • .......,,.., AlattaU. .111 ..... nl cmi..•a...n • llMl'r llw.,11 Dodaers ws C.nc1nn1b Reds. •Qwdl lllflleW.. ID Cl) llftlu: "Destination Tokyo," "MJ Drum h Yours" allflnta.,tlslQwdl • Oectrtc e.,.., CIHellftf l'wtr OS.1.,...Neru.. -11:30-D l'Mt'a Cit • JilMIJ Swau"1 Slllw Cl) .... • ())(QI CIJ) ............. (II MIN: ''lookin1 for love" . ... On.Mer I ifflliiOON I 12:00 e lllttt Ille Prm A }Pt(lll OM· hour edition wrth fiye of the nation's IQ¥trllOrl • llJlllle: ""' .... lit Ille "" ._. .. (6ta) '39-Louts Hayward • Cil (9 Cl)) lstlt• IN ....... .,,.,. SEASON PREMIERE! What does a teenage boy experience in the moments between his "death" In a car crash and his revivaJ? •• SHE'S WAITING FOR us- TODAY ON INSIGHT .fl1:30PM~ Q) A llttte. Ute l2ll U.S. far111 a.rt m ,, .. , Perfor•Hces "Child hood" G Clll It 1111a,.1 a ni. ..-Kllld '"• -12:30- (I) Colleao FootMJI HilltlS Cll W11c1 K1111c1o111 D C!21> Cl)) Directions Cl lflnted Dead or Alive Q) Vlctitty II Sea S 1b1Mny RFD D Mowla: "Bluinc Fomt." 'The Min Who Could Cheat Death QI) TIMI lllcy SllOW 1:00 (]) Oiroct*I IJAt 0ne w~ ... (I) Mlfllll w.rw .P ..... 7 CJ AMleilt ' Costello cm Allillllb. Anlmab .., .... ,, .. Ill) I I.off Lucy ID Music 111 let1mltm ca Cl))u.s. hr111 1epor1 fl) ROlllMI Ceto/[A El Mundo 8 lbrCllS Wellly -1:30- (]) c.a,leOlla leliJloAJ CJ) """' If Ille Su e 11111c111 C1m CelltJO Football Hilitts l2ll Tht "-'"' llllOlltfS Cal Cl)) Coi!sumers World 2:00 (I) Topic II Mowle: (CJ "The Codluhtlt Heroes" (1dv) '56-Jose Ferrer II Tht lie V1llty (I) lllewlt: "The Cal Cmps" U lllorit: ~ "llo Owl Pty111t11t" (dra) '57 lo1nne Woodward. Sheree Noflh Tony ~nd1ll Jeffrey Hunter cm M9'lt: ~ "Tiit Ballad of Jolie" (com) '68-Dom Day CD Alfred HIWlc:ocl Presents Q) Tartan 121) lllorit: ~ "Tiit fantJstk VoJ· ace" (adv) '66-Stephen Boyd S> lite Open Mlncl ((3) Cl)) Trmlure fl) Slempft '" OomiftlO (8) lllorit: '1he Thirty Nine Steps" C!19 Tiit Ital Ptoplt -2:30-rn lllowlt: MAllM ' Ille Kina of S&l11" Cdra) '46 Irene Dunne. Ru Hamson CJ Mowle: MA loy. A 6i.r1 'A Do(' C1dv) '46 Jerry Hunter CD Morie: "Crl111t Schoel" (dra) '38 Humphrey Bocart. The Dead Cnd Kids ( l2IJ (JJ) Tht bctn W> l'ublk Policy Ftwum 3:00 U lloftlna Q) lilo'tlt: "Honor R1s~ r rom the Tomb" m Rulidades (l21J (J)) Animal Wtwld -3:30- lilewlt: Mystery ol the While Room" @ Voice of Acrlclllture fl3Wt1111n (131 (.I)) Au P11walt"n's Sports m Ameriun An<r W> Youth In Trouble 4:00 D llllN Prt-Semll Football los Aneeles Rams vs Oakland Raiders D TIMI SllndlJ SMw 111 ""1t I Hill f !Miids a ca > c.11ec• F1111tN11 ·n Weekly h1ehl1&hls ol key colteee • e•mes Cl) rau the Nation Ill lllowlt: ~ "lllobJ Dk•" (adv) '56-Creeory Peck, Richard Basehart rIDJ Tht ltontylllOOMIS m llloM: "Tiit Er1111d loy'' (com) '61-Jerry Lewis ((JlJ (J)) Soul Train ~ CJ) M•t Ille Press 1211 lltyst•'J Thtatt1 fl) Walt Strltl Weel 0) lf'lld Kill&doftl (llJ Noire Dime Hihtn -4:30- ~ Pro Fan U Ctltbrity Bowlin& (IJ Lowe American Style m ""'*'Pl ""' in Rftitw ( l.2fl Cl)) lonanu flltliltttthe Prta W> Public Ptlky forum 5:00 rn Adam·l2 0 Star Trt• CJ) lllewlt: .Cl "five W..U in A Balloon" (adv) 62 Red Buttons Dlltft "() Stai Trek 'IGl ill ""' Ul MO'f1t: "Town Without l'ilJ" (dra) '61 K1r~ Douelas ( 1J ())) C.ltbnty ConCM1 fl) Ameoca"/ISfHI ltwtSll Hour a3l Cf) Conctrn m flrin& line -5:30- (lJ Tllrtt Paupotts to Alhenturt D tl'I (I) m News ALL NEW ADVENTURE OF. LVGAW PART HUMAN, PART WOLF, HE WAS RAISED IN THE WILDERNESS AND LEARNED TO LIVE BY THE LAWS DF NATUREI Now ht has to turn lo survive in the even more danoerous world of men Tooghl. he's attracted to a very special g1r1-a beauhlul Olympic gymnast-and must iescue her lrom nJthless kidnappers Kevin Brophy stars SPEOAL e&:OOPM(i} D Wide Wlfl4I of Adventure ®l lnlMidt i2IJ s,.c. l "9 (QI) ())) T11' Ill !tit lllM11r m>~rtMe lvlNINd 8:00 • Cl) ...... rn for11111/llhl btltt D Tllat's Cit 11 lllowlt: CC> (2111) "T11il of the Wild" (documentary) '14 B l11un "listen to the Hurl Beal" Kevin Brophy and Sleph1n1t Z1mbahst star rn this story aboul a boy raised •11th wolves and still surch1n1 lor his 1dtnllty Ht becomes involved with I p1etty nm nast lrom a Communist country and ht and the eirl art kidnapped by her own countrymen D Anl!MI Wor141 «D lllowie: C211r) "llesotfale lo41r- ney" (d!I) '42 Errol Flynn. Ronald Reaean. Ar1hur Kennedy · (Cflj CD> Ruth Gtl111111 People si-121> (I) lr111sidt fD So!Mtllllla PtnOllll (9 (I)) Lind lletweeft tlM Watt1 m Dilllll (ll) Ctltl>rity Swttpst.Uts W> Once Upon A Classic -6:30- f.J ((Ill (})) ...... CD Wild llin&dotft D C.ltbfity SwttpstJhs D~of theSu <Ia> lnl\lf of Women Voten m Jlpanese Dramas a Movie: (C) "flrthOuH" Cdra) '13-Richard Roundtree Peget SPECIAL PREMIERE! A battling mystery leads to a mon- ster rock f est1val in Transylvania ... and a meeting with the real Dracula' Starring Parker Stevenson. Shaun Cassidy, Pamela Sue Martin. Special guest stars: Lorne Greene. Paul W1lhams. TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 11 1971 HARDYBOYS/NANCYDREW Mvs-T-ERIES G7:00PM~ SEASON PREMIERE! Heart-pounding adventure! Steve is trapped on a nuclear submarine by an evil genius ... and a beautiful woman who controls sharks. Now the Navy must destroy their sub! Lee Majors stars. SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN GB:OOPM~ • Pege 10 IUNDAY (Cclftdmied) -~ClrCll asn.-~ e11c ... ...._ 1:00 • (Cl?> CJ)) CJ) '° lllillwt• eo(J)111aw.w" 1111- "' "The Mystery 1n 011cul,.s Castle" {lllr) Younasters e~st a 11n1 ol 1ewel thit•ts oper11tn1 1n a Callfoinia coastal community 1n ll11s mystery adventure stamna Johnny Wlutaker. Scott Kolden, Clu Cul11er. Mills Watson and Menette Hartlry Cll Cll111er fM"•lt San D1e10 CNraers .s. Suttle • (I) <II (8 CJ)) llarKJ OM/Ml~ ..,. '1he Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula" Part I ol 1 two part adventure 1n wllteh lht Hardy Boys and Nal\Cy Oiew JOI" loiees to travel 1etoss Europe to attend an 1ntern1t1on1I rock festival at Dracula's castle and become 1unior sleuths on 1 case 1nvolv1n1 1 mies ol multt·milhon dollar art ltiefts. • Fltllt1 Dur Father CDPenyll- C!> Alllericlu -7:30-...... .,... ..... ...... 8:00 • (Cl?> CJ)) CJ) n. bilt " 1llt O.,' An tiour·lona soe<ial. wrtll Rokrt Sha• as llost n11r1t01, abOut tllt Pf0d11<t10n of the pooul11 under 111ttr adventure tdm 1n whteh Shaw stars with N1tk Nolte. Jacqueline Bisset. Eli Wallach and Lou Cossttl H11hh1hled actlOfl 1neludts 1n1tr views wit)! the film's sta11 on toation in Btrmuda and the Bnhsh V1111n Island$, how c1n 111embtrs m11111ed to film 30 hunpy sharks w1tllout btcom1n1 bl1t themselves, the eon strucl10n of the underwater set. plus a loolt II Percy-a mechlnieal 7 loot n\Olly ttt . ..,..,.~ • rn cm (8 ell> so 111111o11 s lbl "Sharks" Part I ol a lwo·p•rt story 1n whteh Steve is captured by a ''"' ot nuclear submarine h11ackers and Imprisoned In an underw1ler cave 1u11ded by trained killer sharks Pamela Hensley. Stephen Ohott. Cuaory Walcott auest. D 11-4 to Satltllct A one·hour documentary on the ancient Pit111m11e route from Jta in the Spanish Pyrenen to the town ol San1ta10 De Compostela ....... : (llw) ....... Pktlr• of o.tH "11" (dfa) '45-Hurd Hal litld. Donna Red. Ceor1e Sanders .. ,"" .. Sllc.c.t .£ ...... ,. e Ujlllbln o...taln -':30- • ltprOIJ Colquertd by • 1Mdld1t-•lld lowt. 0.n Jona pats ~ C.. Wiik ttlt Worid. ec...W .. tMW.W 8100 • (Cl?> CJ)) Cl) lltwlt: CC> (21Mw) "Cellll, U.S. .....,.. (wes) '73-Joltn Wayne, Gary Crimes, Ceorae Kennedy, Neville B11nd. Wayne stan n a M•llhal in the old •es1 irllose lilt becomes compli· cated when one ol his sons threatus to enter Into a me of crime. • o CJ) ca o 111e 111 httlt n. 1m (INIY ._,. (2hr) Ancie Otek1nson and Robert Blake are co· hosts ol ton111lt's ceremony when ltlemtOft hollOfS its own. hvt from the Pasadena Cmc Auditonum • Otal a.rts • "Wallhtaton: • letliftd a.ad Deen" The • ..,..,,. dlawl e CD ID (QI Cll> hl•'"''"'"'r"'"91:•'' ~ a.M Dien In the tondud· 1n1 two hours, tens40ll builds as Wilham Martin sets proof ol ilteial White House act1v11tes and the PleSI dent summons tum to Camp Dmd lot a sllowcloWn e0r.n .... G) ID HUMIAID ltt * Mtlboume, Australia CDlluH-.~ • ~ Tllelttt: Oidtntf l.oMlll • lllourt Ill S..ttlf -9:30- • TM 1U111 la to.Illa -~T-ls 10:00 8 Day of OIKMry (ll ~ll D '8rlllf T 14 ArlllltflllC m 1111ttWw1 maowr ... i:.,.i • We4ehHU ,..,.._ ID~Cltc.t -10:30- • Ji..y Snu•rt .. Cll ....... l.MestJ!a Dlnlal.....,tMr m .....,. a 1a1n 11:00 • (Cl?> CJ)) Cl) ..... ea._ .,~ rnn. m«M • (]) <II (8 CJ)) ..... GI MIN: '1M Pkturt of Dolilll Cray'' (dra) '45-Hurd Harfttld .... ..,. .... 11 0 (l)Ml•·l2 a Tiit 1G0 th* tD Tiit ... folln ca ,.., swawrt si.. -11:15- (J)llle rn Cid (Cl?> Cl)) fllowle: ''Death Woman" (S CJ)) "-'llowlt -11:30-• 9 Sit.., S,.ta FINI/USC fell. NII USC Troians n M1ssou11 e QI Cll Ill 0 llovle:'1he Billion Dollar 8111n" e 100a.. (J)T .... e ~ "W's Uttle Aue" (di•) '58-Robfft Ryan, Aldo RIJ <II ...,..: "flll H1u11hn(' .. llllrt 0-. flltW -11:4S-e ...,..: CC>.,.. .., • _,.. £ablf (dra) '65-0larfton Heston. 12:00 (l)IWb -12:30- CD llwlc 11111 AIMrkl .,,........ ..... -1:30-eMo.-... 2:00 e llnlt: CC> "Dtwllt of 011•· """" (llOI) '6~-William Sy1Yes1tf. STARRING CLIFF ROBERTSON. JASON ROBARDS. STEFANIE POWERS.ROBERT VAUGHN. LOIS NETTLETON . BARAY NELSON. HAROLD GOULD. TONY llLL. AHO ... ANDY GRIFFITH. SPECIAi.APPEARANCE BY JOHN HOUSEMAN . A WORLD TELEVISION PREMIERE 9 TONIGHT 9:00 PM{l} Peo-11 .I MONDAY I SEmMm u F• _,.. 111111...,_ listiap. ,.._•DAmMl~le i.., .. ,.., tllhl h ct, '" tM .,,. ....... DAmMl MOVIES t :OO e "SwlAI Tltat" (mus) '36-f red Ast111e 10:00 • .,.., lilt ... C..tttC'' (com) 43-Bob Hopf S "tliPt & lM Clty'' ( dr I) ·so-Richard W1dm1rk, Cent l1emer 12:GO m "Aamiutia91 • ...... {1dv) '65-Huah O'Bnan. Cyd Charisse. l:GO S ct) "TIM Vatical Affair" (1dv) '69-Walter Pldaeon 2:00 e ct) "Tiie Mountain" (dfa) 56-Spencer Traer. Robert W1111er l:GO CJD) "AMntllrt" (dr1) '46- Cla~ Cable, Creer Canon ):JO. ct) "fl••" (ldY) '70- Anthony Quinn, Claude Mins, lony Bill 8:00 fJ CIJ ((Ill CJ)) llfts D 0 CD OJ aJl llfts • EmflteCJ 0.. CD AMJ Crifflttl 8 CD 9 ((21) ())) !ICM feet· Mii The UCLA Bruins vs HCK1ston Cl Illy Plftltf Ille ci.t m hltriqt Fllllily .., Alias s.ltll ' ... . . ...,.., .. ~. a111ynu .. s.. m Dedrit c.-,.., m Drlllltic Serie m ..,.... 111e s-t o- -6:30- D lllowit: ctJ (to) "Mt. l1sWt/ llr. O.ts1'9e" (ldY) '73-Jony loBianco, Hai linden. Phil Burns CDSMlotl'•...,,_ CD l1lt ~ Ceuple ((ll) CD) TM !Mt ltlltttr m lMlll IE l'uMk Ptticy f.,.. 7:00 11tBCDmm11ns QU.11 a.. <Il Tiit CMd Ceuple (() T t T ti Ille T rvUI -~ ID I Llwt lay Cll TM f1I ( !D'J CD) Illy Tllr" s- f.a Attilll °'11U ®Star Tra fllt llbdWl-U.rtf 11.,an IUJ~T~ -7:30- 11 KOC$tedll ''hlLPrtv1ewWrth P1I S.11k" A pm1tw of llNBC'' fall pro1ram schedule ......... c.... Cl) TM twd c.u,it <Il lb9e Tlllt TllM 0 TM .loUr's WIN m Wltdl History ltlna * lrtadt As Ni1on Ttlls His Sidt Of W1t11pte GI 111111/Frosl l1ltrtltw (R) "Walerpte" (CflJ CD) FU1ilJ Affaif • Dr1111111lc Stfies @ ()) Wiid World of Alli1111la st Ill~ 21 T~ "So/lie thin& Pemnal" m feaas • EMco 8:00 0 YOUNG OlN'L BOONE • udtitt1 11tw s.nesn B ((fl) CJ)) <Il Yo.iii D111'l .._. Riek Moses st.rs as the youna Dan.el Boone 1n this series recount ins Boone's nplorations lhrouah the Cumberland Cap to Kentucky. John Joseph Thomas co stan as Peter Dawes-an indentured servant i nd Boone's tmellnc coml)lnion. Devon lr1C10n 1s Rebecu (Boone's love interest). J1 Tu Cumbau as 1 fui trapper and Eloy Phil Cas3dos as the Indian. Hawk Boone sets alt to eiplOft the I01b1~en Cum~rland Gap, uMware 11111 the r rench want him dead to halt other settlers ea1er lo move inlo the temtory As ht be11ns hi$ iourney. 1 hired k1her. l111&101d (Jeremy Brett). warts in ambush. helped by a band of Shawnee tJackers D ID ()) m a Uttlt HtuM • Ille Prairie "Castoffs" Hermione Baddeley, f01mtrlY of Maudt. autsts as a lonely okl w1ndt1ei who tnes to settle tn Walnut• Grove but finds lnends only amona the children of tht town. And it's Mrs Oleson wllo s IHd1n1 the adult host1hty1 Mtrhn Olsen, lo1mer Rams football star, makes his debut as Jonathan Carvey, a farmer with an a1hn1 back B lllowlt: ct) (211r) "Th• Dirty lltrHS" (dra) 68-John Ireland Curl Juraens Cll Mo•lt: ct) (Zllr) "Tud1er'1 01' blue eyes is trapped in a Nazi prison camp. But not for long. Watch him mastermind a frantic dash to freedom. Trevor Howard co-stars. KABC·TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE e9:00PM~ Ptt" (tom) '58 -Dom Day. Clark Cable • lloM: (C) (2Ju) ''nit Tiii Star'' <•s> '57-Henry fonda, Anthony Perkins. Betsy Palmei ..,,.,,, ..... s '4ift11Ml• fill» Cl.!) U,.ta111, o.uta111 9:00 CD luca11 9 (()1) CJ)) <Il TM lttty Wllltt Sllow Ms. Wllrlt tr1des Sue Ann Nrvens for lo)'Ce Whltm1n-1n untM ployed Ktress who aets a TV senn or htr own She's pleased with the new •Of\ bec:ause 1t crves her a ch.Ince to tum down the alimony checks from her u ·husband-who's the new d11eclor of ht1 se11H John Hillerman and Gtorcia Entel co st11 Recumnc ieaula~ are Aiu Henteloll. Carli l!olelh and Barney Ptullrps D tDCDGO M"le: ct) (?llt) "lily: httrlit If A Street Kit' (dra) '77-leVar Burton. Tina Andfews. Midlael Constantine. Ossie Davis A youna boy •llempts to 1et out of the &hello by wofk1n& lor a veterrnanan when he hnds he has a c1tt for work1nc with an11111ts HIS plans to ao to n11ht school and become a vet art unctlltd when his clfll11end becomes p1eanant • lltwlt: ct) (2llr)11V01 ly1n's uprm" (dra) '65-frank Sinatra. Tre.Gf How11d Brad Outer [dWard Muthart, Jamu Brohn cm .._.. a::i C21w> "TIM o-t-r.,.." (adv) '73-Rol>ert fOlWOr1h ID llltfy Criffill SllCIW 8J •11y Gntllm Crvadt .. ..,.~ S lloM: ct) '111tJ Olly UI Tlltir llalttn" (ch) '73-Jarnes C.rntr Mel Ferrer hu been signed by executive pro· due~ lv•n Goff ~ ~n Roberts to guest st•r in the "M•n Out of Time'' episode of log.n's Run, MGM· TV's science fiction •dventure series for CIS sturing G~· gory Hurlion, He.ther Menzies •nd OOtWld Moffat. "M•n Out of Time" w•s written by well·known sci· ence fiction writer D•vid Gem>ld. Nkk Coi.a.s.11nlo di· recu for nries producer ltc>Nrd IYtzimn. F~r. who rKently com- pleted a guat-stuTing role in MGM-TV's ''How the West W•s WOfl," pl"YS the role of "An.llog," the le•der of • 24th century group that h.ls c~•led a cult •round the ~mNnls of a two·century· old computer center. A long-time resident of Sf»ln •nd Swilzetbnd, the vele,.n .ctor·producer·dl· rector rKently purch.tHd •n avondo •nd lemon r•nch neu S•nta l.ub.ua, C:.lifor· nla, planning to spend more time In the Uolted States. He just wrapped • sturing role with TriJh Van De Vere In hramount's "TM M.lklng of •Mist~•!' P~e 13 .... ,s WILL SAMPSON ALL-AMERICAN INDIAN-ALMOST!. One look at the lace and you know you're see1n1 the Real MtCoy. He could have been lhe model for lhe brave on lhe old buffalo nickel A full·blooded Cmk from Oklahoma. Will Sampson physiully fits everyone's mental 1ma1e of the All·Ame11can Indian-almost. Sampson stars in his lelevlSlon debut as an Indian-in thrs case an Amona state lroopu-who 1s pursern& a band of bank robbers lhrou&h a snowy. mountain wilderness, in "Relentless," a film spec~al a11in& on CBS. Wednesday at 9·JOPM. In the drama, the struule boils down to a contest between the Indian trooper's innate w1ld·counlry 1ntu1hon and 1nst1ncts and lhe modern military combat tactics employed by the c1ooks. who art led by an icy calculatin& combat veteran Monie Markham, John Hrllermen. Marianna H~I. Larry Wilco• and Antony Ponzim co slar rn the prodllcllon wrth Sampson. II can't quite be said that Sampson looks authentic enoueh to have stepped out of a paintrnc-not, at least, from parnt1n11s by such recorders of early.day Indian life as Ceorae Callin. John James Audubon, Albert Bierstadl, Frederic Remrneton and Charles Russell. Indian braves in their works are sli&hlly·buill. slim and wrry, and -by that same standard-ti's hard to picture 235·pound, 611.5 inch Sampson leapin& nimbly astride a dusty Appaloosa and racing off across the pra11ie. Yet Sampson can and does that kind of thina-eranted rt takes a sturdy mount lo c.ury hrm well An outstandrn& horseman, Sampson has been rid1na all his hie and was a professional rodeo cowboy for 2.0 years Today he still lives close lo f/oltles. He keeps 38 of them at his ranch home in the Los An&eles suburb of Sunland. It's Sampson's nature to speak cyrplically and softly. Here, too, he seems to fit the tradittonal rmaee of the shy and silent Native American £n1a1e him tn a detailed conm~tion about himself and soon he be11ns to fid&et and his answers become rncreasmely sparse. Thou&h he's ltkeable and invariably polite, his body lan1ua1e appears lo say: ''Talk. talk-what's the point of all that talk'" Sampson dtd hrs first ac11n1 of any kind when he landed the role of the mule Indian 1n the 1975 movie "One flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Srnce then he has appured in several other pictures. Unltl "Cuckoo's Nest" he had nevet been any closer to show biz than those 20 yea~ 1n the rodeo nnas. dunne which time he worked at other non·theatncal 1obs-cowhand. electnc ltneman, truck driver, oil field rouahneck. And he was dorne somethrn& else -painlina. Sampson painted and sold his fi~t picture-a. detr tn a forest-at the aee of four. and he's been at it for the ensuine 40 years. His works-Indian and Western sub1ects more often than not-now command handsome prices and in 1967. he was one of 14 American artists chosen to exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution 1n Washinaton, O.C. MONDAY (Continued) GA TrifMltt" IM A.trla'• C., A S1lute lo the compet~ori ol the coveted yaell1tn1 Pfllt. Wllh mu* by the American Symphony Orclle$tre ca ())> L11tN ao..w~sa.. -9:30- • ((ll) CJ)) ()) l&llMe llfWtn by 1 severe ase of 1u11t, Mtudt ulendJ a Im tllan·Sl"'tft 111v11.Jboll lo her lry1n1 Aunt Tulkle. but ca11't poss.rbly be Pftpued tor the suffen111 yet to come! J0tn1111 the wt ol recullrs this uuon 1re M1l1ene Warfttld as Maude's new houuketpe1 111d Kr111 Mel11n1er u M1ude's 111nc1So11 10:00 e (<J1) Cl)) Cl) btltftJ "Biolh· etS 1nd Sons" When 13 ym·old Arthur Radley b11ncs his four younaer sibblincs to Rafferty's office fol • medical visit. htS dediejltd style of c.arina for the kids wins the doctors admuation and prompts him lo wonder where lhe11 perents 1re MeanwMe, Rafferty llas 1un out al 1ccept1ble kidney-donor candidates lor 16-year·old 8onn1e Mllllaan wflost condition rs worsen1na. CllT...-.,tflwlllell ...... (]) Mlria: ~ ....... (•d•) '39-Jotl McCte1 ..,._m e la llwwlt et ~ ca Cl)> ~ ,..., 18Ellila ... -10:30-....... ((21 Cl)) T1ll ""' .... 11:00 • ()) • Cl) (Im Cl)) .... 8 1Dl(J)<ll G 9 ""'9 ··~c-till . .,...... •S~2'141M .., llma """'· 111.6. ., Tiie Sta .. If ,, ....... (IS Cl)) LM AIMriul $tJ1t ........ , ..... ,., """" -11:30- • ((ID())) Cl) CIS l.lte .. ()) ltlowtt: "lisa" D @(J)CI Qll.._, C... • LM Atwlcl11 $tJlt (I) lllM: ....... " ttlt lrm" (du) '49-r11nk lovejoy. • .._.: "Sercunt Ryktt" Cll ll'llllWI • lliletl'llM •• 700C.. •C..-• .... <• (()) Sd-11 TIIMtrt ma...M 12:00 • Twllcflt Z.. G 111111111: CJ:) "ltrlll Aft.Ir" (dr1) '70-Darrtn McGav1n, Full We1m. a.ude Deupt11n. Bnln Kelty ......... ~ m lllMI: 'Mystery Submanne," MM~lion Doller M1nhunl" -12:30- • '-' Alltry (II .. : '1hey Met 1n Bombay" 1:00 D 0())9T....,.. -3:05- ..... : "T111 WWt Trap" (dta) '59-Emest Bor1nine. D1vid 8111n. Betflel leshe, Kevin Corcoran, June Blair, Jeanelle Nolin TV WUK, SEPTEMBER 11. Hin TU•SDAY I HO G "Oellrt Ui* tlla O." (dra) 'SS-Sophie loren, Mtlloll'f PtlilllS, Burl tvu. lO:GO • '1111 (M1J 9tr (com) '65-Normi n Wisdom, Edw1rd Cllapm1n S ''Saaslt·U•" (dre) '47- Susan Hayward, Eddie Albert. l Z:OO • ''Tiie Illa• n. rtaft4 W' (dra) '32-Georae Atflss. Btltt Oms. l :OISa:'l"..,._*AW (mys) '67-Robert Stack. FellCia hn Z:OO G CJ:) "llllltl117 1t fort Sl11rp" (wtS) '6S-81oderitk Cr1wford l:OO ll'D CJ:) ........ lie ... Qt" (dre) 'SJ-Clark G1ble, Gene Tttrney 3: JO Cl) CJ:) "Siar II tM Diil" (wes) ·~JollA Aur . • CJ:)"'-.. Siii w.. 11111" (Ires) '63-Anthotly Quinn. An11nctte Comer lvlAlllQ 8 :00 8 (CI1J CJJ) CV 1111111 of t11t ~ (to Conclusion) A lull even1na of ch1mp1onsh1p hehts. 1nclud1na lhe WBC Welle1weiahl Champ1onsh1p bout between Cartos P1lom1no and Everaldo Cos11 Azevedo (scheduled 101 15 rounds). Jose 1 atres meets f eatherw"eht chimp Dinny (little Red) L111>ez in 1 scheduled I ~-round WOfld Boi1n1 Council title hahl. plus hchts 1nvolv1ne Olympic champions Howard Dam Jr., matched a11111st Arturo P1ned1 in a hchtwe11hl bout, and Leon Spinks tak1ne ()(1 AlfK> R1fhet11 tn a he1vywe111tt contest a ID rn m a Th• 11th1rd l'Tyor SllOw Comedien R1Chard Pry0t 1s host of his own hour -font nnely show and ts featuted tn some of hts comic ecealtons. tncludin& Mud Bones. the Rev James L White and "ttlt wino " Ton1aht he v1s1ts a Star Wars bar, presides over a press conterentt as lhe P!esidenl ol Ille United States and welcomes auests Paula Kelly and lhe O'Jm e Mwlt: (211r) "CaplliA Eddlt" (dra) '45-fred Macljlurray, Lynn 8u1 • rn cm <a CI>> H•m D•rs "fon11e .. the Movtt S1111" Par1 I (I hr) Fonzie 1s discovered by a talent 1e0ul and offered a smen test, and aarees to ao if he can take R1ch1e, Pots1e. Ralph and the Cunn1nehams with h1111. Talent scout J1ck Duvall (Ceoree Pentecost), on a cross·coun- lry surch for another James Dean. type hero, develops car trouble and comes to Ainold's D11ve-ln look1na IOI the fonz Upon seems the fonz, he offets him the trip to Hollywood IOI a stteen lest. When the enloucaae tmVt$ '" Hollywood, they find erut sport alon& the beach, and Richie lind1 1 11ut surpmt after he 1ppe;11$ 1n a st•een test wilh fonue The fonz also runs mlo a "hotshol" at the beach ano accepts • challenae for a water ski1n1 showdown G llcrwlt: CC> (211r) ''Tlle Mel With HtrtU" (dra) '68-Rod Taylor. Claudia C11d1n1lt. e lMra: A llltie111l ISSlll .,,...., ...... a Gllllllllllb m eD u,a11r1, O..Wirs -1:30-ec ..... wlb 9 Clll11tt1t l.Mwlal' P111ta1M 9:00 D o CIJ m a •o•I•: CC> (Zin) "Sta artd lht llhnl1d Wllult" (dra) '71-Ja.nna Pettet. 8.tcry Newman, Dick Gautrer, Larry Hovis. Keenan Wynn. r annie fl11&. Nita Talbot. A contempomy couple find thei1 m1rn11e lounderme when site achieves lame alter publlcahon ot her thesis uammma the $e•ual upe11ences of mamed women. e CD <II (QI Cl)) ThrH '1 c.,a.., "Ground Rules'' A conflict over privacy 1n their sot1af lives comes lo a hud when Janet brines llOme a boy friend. and Jack and Cllnssy hne to ''cool their heels" al tilt local pub e llltn litlffll SM m 1111y era-. c,_. a llowlt: CC) "TM Sudplptr" (dra) '65-Richacd 8u1ton, Elizabeth hyl()( tD 111 PtrtonullfAI at Wtlf Trat m~·n f1l) ~ T11tatrt -9:30-• CD cm ((21) Cl)) SMp The adult, eonllnu1nt stoiy about the lives of two "str1nae" f1m1lin. Robert Mandan. Kathenne Heltnond. Cathryn Damon. Rober1 Guillaume. D1an1 Canova, Riclmd Mullican, Atthur Peterson, Jennifer Saft star. Th1i \llOCl1m will carry 1 "parental d1Kretion" advisory. mw wrt 10:00 ....... (J) lltwle: (C) MD1111ef'M:llJ ThtJ lM" (drt) '41-John Garfield 8 FAMlll·SrECIAll * SOSON ,.EMIEl£f • CD <II <a Cl)) fllllllJ "Acts of love" Part I. Wilhe and I cirl qmed l1qy 1111 1n love but Lu suddenly croW\ cold and Ines to end the relationship Brooh Adams. Gfetehen C4rbett and H1rold Could cu est .., .... m CD El 11H ... f1l> Ill hnllit tf LAtrtJ -10:30-m mm ..... 11:00 • (]) •CI>®l 0 ..... B 0 CIJ (()1) CJ)) CID ...., • "'....,..... C.Mdillll .. ,..... tD SF......-Dlllrt G> llarm WllllJ, M.ti. m L1t1111 c-t1M (8 Cl)) LM a-r1un $fJlt ID Or111111k Stftea llD llacW/l.Mttr ...,_,. -11:30-• <® rn> ()) ca uu ..._ D @ (J) Ill Cll) ,..._, C... e LM AMtrica11 St119 CIJ llerit: "T1M h1¥WW. Gr.t" {411) 'Al-Bel• Lueos1. • CD crl (a Cl)) Movl1: "Slcllllduuery · tDlltt11111W1 S Tiit 700 aut fD~AIC lntllftt ..... CDCl-J4 12:00 e Twllclrt ltN e Me¥ie: CC) "letter A WWW' (com) '69-Virna LISI. • hW of Surrinl CD ~ "Under Ille Gun," "I Wu A Shoplrlter" -12:30-' e Mofta: "3 Nuts 1n Sutch of A Boll," "Shoot loud. Louder," "Thundec in the Pines" qa lllttlea: "Flrt Over Af11c1," "Relentless.'' 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(d11) SS Join Crawf01d Jetf Chandler Ste11tne Hayden 10:«> D "Tiies Is My Affa11" <mys) 37 Barbara Stanwyck, Robt'1 hylor 20 C "Tiie Desert Rats" (d1a1 ·~3 James Mason Richard Burton 12:00 CD "Hes C.rt fuday" (tom) 40 Cary Granl Rosalind Rum ti 1:00 llfJ •CJ "Houd ini" (dta) ·53 Jany Curlis tantl I e1gh 2:00 0 ICJ "Whit'• So Bad About fHtina Good" (wm> 69 Gtorge Peppard MMv lylt1 Moore 3:00 •10 1c 1 MThe Homecom1na1' (draJ 48 Clar~ Cablt Lana lurner 3:30 ( 3) "The tln11d" (dra) o'i Ma1 Von Sydow Yvettt Mm11eu1 U IC J "Tiie Good Guys ' !tit "4 Guys'' (wttJ 69 Rob"t M1lchu"'.. Ctoi&e Mennedy live lrom ~esar's P1lace 1n Lu SD llladltll/l.tltrtr -.,.rt Ve11s tealu11ne toor bouts between ((21 Cl)) '•f1ri4ct Fallllly con1ende1$ tor lhe heavywe1ehl crown Ken Horton meel$ lOfento -7:30- linon Jimmy Youne ~ Jody Bil • Tiit ~ "Mt lard, Ron l)le 11._es on Stan W11d Tiit ~ C.llM and la•f) Holmes 1s matched au1nst 8 Mttdl "- Ho..ard Smith Cl) UllUllM4 W.W a EnitraMCJ Ont G Tiit Johr'a Wiid I]) Andy Gliffltll ~ ftllllly ,. a JJ 01 (IBJ w> ,._ m ca {))) n.. .,"' '4lrd Cl My '•rtlltf t11e G11ost ((Ill (])) f,.lly Affllr CD Ole ,111rldat f Mi1y m CM11111l 21 T Olllcltt a> Ahu Sllliltl ' *'ts m Tiit S...- fB Jou1111y le Adftn1u11 a·.oo ~ ltJ TillH Sons m lltdnc Compa11y D (tllJ ffi) Cl) S,W.,111111 <90> 8) Dn1111IK Senn NtCholas Hammond stars as the num el) l.-If lilt btr ORt Con11C boo~ $Uper hero who """ ... achttvu myste11ous superhuman -6:30-powm alter bttnt bitten by a radtO D Mcme. (90) "uPtOmtfll 111 Ttr· actrve spider He pu1sues 111 evil r0t" Part I lsusp) 62 Glenn ford. e11ortron1sl whose mind control plol lee Rem1c' Stefanie Powers th1e1tens the hves ot 10 innocent c 0) Hocan's Heroes Ptople Thayer David. Hilty Hteks <10J Mer. Cnffin S'-l 1sa C1tbache, and Jeff Donn~ll co m flit Odd Couple slat ((f1) C) l) The I.one lllncer 8 ltkmt: fCJ (Zllr) "low1n1 You" IMJ Hoaan'a Heron (mus) ·~7-Etm Presley. Doloru fl\) loom Hart. lw1belh Scott. Wendell Corey (rttJ (t 1) Bmtdltd James Gleason m ,ubtic ,., forum flt Motil: CJ (Zllr) '1Wllhptrina 7:00 S11111th" (wes) ·43 Alan Ladd. 131 Elntt&•""' Ont Brenda M1rsh1ll Robel! Preston D l.Yrs ~b Donald Cusp, Wilham Otm1res1 f ) JIM Odd Couple J) lllorit: (~ (Zlt.r) ''Tiit Ad¥tn· U m News lllfes of DIA IUtl" (adv) 49 Errol 'f l To Tel IM Trvlll rtynn V1vec1 l1ndlors Robtrl EVENING 0 Colct11trabon Oouelas Ann Ruther1ord Alan Ha~. Raymond Burr &:00 : ~ lllcy U Dr. Mu has malltat fJ I (•17> 1 .) 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Coeta MeH CellforNe t2t29 P99918 Muwell try tlleir luck o middle 11e sw1ne1n1 sin1les Hurly 1 year afltr the duth ot his wile J111n Tom B11dt01d llu !u rned 10 cope with the IOYS and d1tf1cult1es of rea11ne his et&hl very independent children Bui 'lllt dal1n1 11me" provides another set of problems 11111 middle aeed lorn never lhou1ht he'd lace Michael Thoma and V1r11n1a Vincent euesl Cl Mom: (C) (Zhr) "C1pta1n A,Kht" (•U) '7Z lee Van Cleet Carroll Baker, Stuart Whitman CD Wild Wotld ol Anilllih Cl) ''"J Mno11 aJ> CIJ a """ a~ m m!'l U,.Wll'\, Dowl!Stairs CD lutllt LilM't m Year of tlle U1111pecttd -8:30-m er..wib jft (() Ce .. ity Swttpsllkts m •• DouO.n ID flloorie: ·1flose Y,a111t1Cen1 Men 1n Thetr rl)cn1 Machtnes' 9:00 fJ CHUUE'S ANGELS * srCCIAl 2 HR MDVI[ 8 (])(II ((8) Cl)) Chartlt't Anceb "Anaels in Parad1~" (2h1) S.b11n1, Melly a"d Bosley have tusl welCl>med new 1n1et Mus Monroe (Cheryl Ladd) to the team when Chtrhe calls from H1w111 to say lle's been kidnapped 1nd 111111 be killed unless the •neets fly to the 1$l1nds and follow the instructt0ns ot a atam orous crime queen named lttl1ni '8uesl France Nuyen). .., ... " '"1fln Sllow a> lllly Gr•llafll Crusade fV WEEK SEPlEMBER 11 1977 f2J) (() .. .,., Glitfll1 SllOW Qt lilo¥ie: ct) (Zllr) "let'• Mah LM" (com) '60 Ma11tyn Monroe. Yvu Montand fa Glut l'tft01111111W I!> Alnti11 City LIMlta -9:30- • (Cl?J ) Mowlt: Ct) <'Cl) ..... lttttlm" (dra) '77-Witl S,mpson John H1llerm1n M1111nn1 Hitt. lrlonle Marllllam l1rry W1tco1 The •1td country 1ntu1lt0ft and instincts. the stOIC tenK1tr and the keen eyed perceplt0n l11d1f10111tly native lo the Amer~n Indian art t>tlted 11auist m0de1n m1h111y combat lathes rn this story of the 11uet1ne pursuit 1n the w1tderntss br an Amona stale lrooptr of 1 band of ban• robbers and lhe11 hosraee l)J Mowit: "Th C~ of '6J" (dia) '13 James Brot1n, loan H1t•t11 Chff Gorman CD La Critda llt11 Crlacll 10:00 U lla1111 Thal Tune a ID lltwS Mofit: "[Jupe In the 0..rt" (adv) 't5 Hetmul Oanltne. Ph11tp Dorn Ci» ... 222 m ,.,u4111y CirM mu 11e11 Am* m °"""' '9 OocluMntary Sllowas.t -10:30- D fltwlu11ter 4 mm m11tw1 Ql> CJ) Adaa-12 m ltotkltro 11:00 D D (J) ~ m QIJ ""' ll ltollywod~ • m <(JJ) >a» m Newt m 1r-w. m a r., llWIOd 2111111t Cl)M1rcusW~ m tulidHea (121! I))) lM Allleriun Styli el> lllaclltil/lthrer Rtpor1 . -11:30-u ((!1) CV) m cas ute Morit D illl CJ) m QIJ JotlMJ C.. flt lM Amtfic111 Style Cl) Movie: ""lordtrlo.11" (wu) ·35 Paul Munt, Bette Davis D C11 o:Dl (6 ())) Starsky ' Hutcll/Mrdtry of the Wttk CDMltrOMWS a Tiit 100 aw tm c.tllMd AIC lltwS m tint1111,.. 12:00 8 Twiliallt Z.. m Morie: (t) "My .... Godfrey'' (com) 57-June AllY'C)n .., Mowit: "Tiie lltnt 8411ts" (dll) '51 Met f '""· Anthony Quinn Cl> Mov111:"Plau111 .. .Ab1n doned" -12:30-• ~ .. ,,... '""'ltea." "MM11111," .. , .... 'rhlceta" 1:00 D 0 (J) all lOMOtrow 2:00 G M"lu : "The Racine T •dt ·· ''MISS1as1pp1 Gambler" CD Movlu : "The Strange One .. "Cnm1nal lawyer" -2:15-a MowM: CCJ u11,. 111 a IMklnc G&ass" (Mp) '6S-Steve Forrest I THURSDAY SEnoma 1s F« lllOf1lhtc 111d 1Htf-lmtnp, pltM Mt DAYTIME '9tOOWIS It io.. '°' '°"' COIWtllltftu .... tM dfr'• nlO\'les. DAfflM( lllOVIES '=00 m {CJ "Tlwndtr ...,.. ( dra) 53 llmts Stew111 le>1nne Dtu IO:Od fit "Wonder Mu" (Com) 45 DaMy l'.Jye Vu11n1a Mayo a wleJoncl tht fOfat" (dra) '49-Bette Daw1s. loseph Colten ll:OO m WCllllll Seu" !adv) 35 Clark Cable Jun Harlow 1:00 18! "CJ "Tht Johrs" (dra) 67-Michl!I Ciawlord 2:00 D It) "llf1nchestt1 '73" (wes) 50-Jamu Stewart J:OO ffAl ~ 'Tiit H11e•sw" (d1a) '0 -Ctark Cable Deborah Ktrr J:JO CIJ "£mytlllnr But t~e T!Ylh" (com) S6 lohn r or srthe, Maurce11 O'Hdr~ U (CJ "Run, Simon, Run" (dra) ·70 Burr Reynolds •VENING 8:00 U NEW MllUSTlR COMES • TO THE WM.TONS/NEW u ((J?l Cl)) m Tiit ··"~ !he Wallon t1m1ly beams to 1row out ol the Depression e1a Ind into lhe '4!X encoun1erin1 the 1umbhn1s ol World War II and lhe ettecrs 11 llas on lhtir country lamoly and the community a1ound them They !eel the lrrsl hardships •hen Rev f 01dw1ca tnhsls 111 lht a1mr lenrne lhe moun111n tommun11y •1tt1oul a m1n1ster Olma and the lad1ts ol the town waste no Ii~ in toin1 ro Boatwrichl Colle&e lo interview lhe roonr Rew Han~ 8uch1nan (Peter fox) 0 QI) lJJ Im tJll CH11'S (airy W1ko1 and (rik [s1t1da star 1s a pau of moturtycle H11hway Pat1ol ulhcm W~1le lhey are involved 1n the d1ff1cult JOb ol lryin& to break up a car thelt 11ne thar speciahm rn eapenmr sports cars. they must deal •1lh a lreew•y mishap 1nvolvini the sp111aee of rnduslrral slue U Mo.it: C) (Z~t) "lhe Desert Rita" (dra) 54 Jamrs M~son. R1thard Burton I 6) MHlt: (CJ (2-r) "Blood & Sand" (dial 41 Jyrone Powrr D m TJJ (lltl ((J) Wtlto1111 lad lotttt Patl I (Jh1) Thiee s Company Four's A Crowd' The 1mpendme birlh of Cabt and lultt s 11111 biby ~dd~ suspense 111lh eomedrc mults 11 the Korttrs and swulhoes launch lhtir 31d \ea son CiJ Mo.re: C. (lllf) "Solomon & SlllN" (dra) ~9 Yul Brynntr CD IWhl"'t Ctoc11p111< Cl) Plfry Ml* m Samurai Otttdift ~Gvnsmoh m Upstairs, Oowftlt11n -8:30- (® r o11ow.up 9:00 0 (l11 C)l) r f 1 H1•111 fo1.Q lhe 1.ie Stephen Boyd euesrs as ~n h 1sh teuomr who b11nas lhe bloody strife of NOtlhern heland to MtGa11el's lr<>pteal ISiands when he "disposes" ol a couple or his Ha'll'anan h11elrngs who helped him h11ack eaplosrves from a US m1ltlary convoy. and 111h1ch ht llupes lo smuggle into Ireland 8 @ (J ) Cl'I 181 Third Annual Roe~ Miiii< Awuds Peter F1atnplon and Cher co hosl this two hout mus1t spec11l ltaluring some ol lhe b11&esl names on lht rock scene. hve lrom lhr Hollywood Palladium The tare £1v1s Prester hu heen nomrnated for tht Roe~ Musi( Hall of hme. and Slevrt Wonder Inds the award\ cateaorres w1lh 10 nominations 8 m lit (9 (.f)) llmty Mii· lt1 ·Goodbye Mt f 1511 ·Pert I Dettc ltve Phil f 1\h 1s 111ystert0U$1y mis.sine on lhe day or t11s 1e111emenr JJld lht rest ol the squad atlemprs to pul the reins on • v11111n1e tioup m Men Gfiffllt $'-.., BillJ Gralla111 Cr\ISHe fl) Soc.ct1 f19111 "'"""' ta1 .....,: (CJ (Zllr) "M•chnM's Gold" (dra) '69-Grtto.y Peca flit "lndudin1 Me" hosted • bJ Patrlda lttll ttll1 about lfuutlen for the hanclic.tpped fl!) llldll4111r Mt Patricia Neal hosts thrs documentary focusine on handr capped younasten and their riaht to en educ.lton v11 cl1u1oom reachrna. (i!'i) Sum11111 Fltm Clalllts -9:30- D m (JAJ ((21) ll)) Cultr ~II try VoCIOr French sUrl IS tht f)Ohet ctutl •n a small southern town and Ktnt Holliday " lhe by lhe book lo.mec New YOI~ POiiet serttant who toes to wor k IOI him The Chief is wa111na 101 lht m1v1I ol the 1'1es1 dent of rhe Uniltd St•res when lhe mayOI e1ves ll1e SflfUnl lht buldtn of tellint t~ Chief hn not wanrtd 11 Ille Prtsldenllal welcoming patty Barbara Ca~n Cuoch Koock R1Ch41d P1ul and Ha1ver Vttnon GO st11 10:00 0 ( J7l tfJ) (fJ Buuby Jonu Robert lleed ruem as • new\m•n who indu1&tl 1n staged news with !ht •cd of a movie slunlrnan unhl one or his ch111des a ~raeed b11da~ 10111p1nR suic1de -backlue~ 1e~ull1n& 111 lhe dtalh ol the stuntman and an innocent pt1e~t Barnaby enters the case when lhe stuntman s eullriend conv1nco Barnaby he1 boy t11end had been a college ~h1mp1on diver and shOuld hawe survived the 1811 D0Ntwi rr Mo.tt: "llckaround to 01n111" (adv) 43 Gto1ge Raft Ptler lom U (l) ®J (12tJ lU> Redd Fon Show (Amed1an Redd r OU 1$ liOSt ol h1~ own variety hour and 15 ~pot li1hled 1n .somt 1nvtnltvt chdtirltr •tahons on 1h1s p1em1t1e sho" m •oom 212 fl!) Mmerpitce Thutre -10:30-m mm 11:00 0 13) D • (117l CJ J} lltws e av m uai m ,,. ,..., Q 'tlollywoo4 Connec:tloll 0 lronsidt CD {2j) fetnwood 2Njcht Q) Marcus Wtftly m "°""" (12fJ 11 ) Lowe Amtrl(ln Style e!> Madkd/l.thre1 tteport -11:30- 0 <cm tVI ! t l Cts Ute Mavle D Q~ < 11 fJB ()t> .lallnnJ t111011 U l.owt Amtrican Stylt CJ) Mo.le: "Crool9' Circle" ( d1 al '58 lohn Sm1lh fay Sp~1n a r U 11ai (flt) 1e1) ~ohu StOlJ/Tlu111oday Sp1ti1I CD Mltronews 121) Tiit 700 Club fn UC Captioned Ne.i 12:00 D Twilicfit lont G llcwit: IC) wll1thy 0" ICOm) !'>8-Patty McCo1m1ck Din Duryea (D Cross-W1b Cl) llo¥its: You Pay Your Money "larceny m WoNn -12:30-u Mo.ttS: 'We it Nor M1111ed. Tht C11y !hat New Sleeos. · Sahara on firt m Mow1u, I ht Doollns nl Oklahoma .. S1Rn of I he Ram The Mob' 1:00 0 IUl ( 6) CH> TOlllorro. 2:00 Ci1 llcwiu: '1he Ftamlt Animal " "The lrle & Durh of Colonel Blimp" -3:05-u Mo.it: "The C•Pt"""' Affair" (adv) '67 lames Brohn TV WEEK SEPTtMBEA II 11117 FRIDAY I SErnMBCR 16 for mornitta alld 1tternoon liltinp, plwe Mt DArrtME "°'WAS. le '°"· fOf ,.,, toft'ltllilfla, lft tflt day's llMMH.. otYTIME M<MES •:OO D Cl "Tiie Ptrltcl F11rlou1h" (rom) Y} Tony Curtis. Janel le11h 10.00 U "(nch1nt111111I" (d11) 49 Ornd Ntvtn Ttttsa Wrtght ill) ~ill llac~jKk" (adw) '5? C"1rge Sandtr~ 12:00 m "8.f ., OawcMer" (d11) 48 B;rbm Slanwyc~ I :00 l}t) "Dud Rineer" (dra) '64 Belfy Davis Karl Malden 2:00 D Cl "81n11I Brt11de" CadvJ 54 Rod Hudson l:OO tfO) "San francrsco" (dra) '36 Clark Cable. Spenw Tracy leannerre MJCOonald 1:30 C3l CC) "Man In tht Middle'' (Mp) '&4 Robert Mitchum D !CJ "fribu" (d1a) 70-Darrt~ McCawon Ian Michael Vincent. [111 Holliman l!VENING e:oo fJ • ( 11\ 'I)) llews e cu • m at ,._ 0 Allttls B11t~1U Con I d hom ~ JOPM C1hlorn1a Anttf\ vs Chteaeo Whit( Sor t 1 Andy Gnffilh a m •fGJ <Qfl t'> ,._ CiJ My Partlltf h Gllosl m Tiie httrlda• r.1111,., G) Alias Smith Ind Jont$ m Joumey " Mwtnture Jf)My Thttt ~ m Eltttuc Comfl'nJ ID Dum1tic Sec* ell ln1111 T tnnis -6:30-u Wild WOrld of Anill'Mb f l Hot1n'1 Heroa ·101 Men Griffin SllOW m"" Odd~,,.. (Ctll ()_)) Tiit t-bn1e1 12«\~'a H110. m Zoom ((ft) (t l) lnltcl!M el> Country Cotner 7:00 U Thf Mupptt Stio. Th! Mup0th art back 'nd special fuPSI 101 th.- first Siio-. 1S Ceor&e Burns 1}) f.mtrcency Ont 0 • QJ> Cl m Nns lf J Tiit Od4 Couple _{)To ltl tllt Tn1tll G c.c.t11tiOll CD I Lowe Liiey m Tiit F1I ( 17) ) My """ Soni m Actioll 0ra1111 (Ml St11 Tr9' tm MttNe!I/ Ullm lcpott (QI) (I)) Tiit hrttldet hllllly tS1> WIW MINI Par\ el> Cofts!MMr Sunlwll •II -7:30-a An-Star AnJfltilta Go. 0 Wild linlM (J) Tiit ... la • UAl l:J) Cl) Hollywood S.1111ts (J)Tht MUii~ Ila Tiit Jtltf'1 Wild FRIDAY (Condnu.ct) • (121 (()) n.""' l4llldl s Mowle: (C) "Till TrtiH ((]]')CD) FllllJ Mllr W•11" (d11) '72 Kath1nne : = 2:.!."""" ==· ~::r Red1rm CllD ,,.,., C!!) flrlitc l9e 8:00 -9:30- • ( (J1) ) (I) Mmt1111 of II ( (ll') lll) CIJ l.epfl 's lull (90) ......, ..._ (90) When 1 pl1ne GrtlOIY H111tSOn st11111 t Slndm1n lold~w1th lot> secret sqenhst~ _,(elite pol1Ceman) who Questions his sabolaced i nd fO<ted to land on '-usrenct 1n a doomed city 1nd P1r1chse Wind thrulens to revul bfuks •••Y to look f0< 1 nebulolis the U1Stence ol lier Amuon culture. utop11 called Sanctuary Co stars are Wonder Women (Lynda Carttt) is Huther M11111es Oon1ld Moffat and once ar11n ulled upo11 to lta-.e her R1ndy Powell island home ind 10tn the f11hl for lrudom lylc W111oner cos.tr$ 8utr1ce Str111ht. folz Wuwer Jnsl(j Willer and Beltye Achrman ruest D 0 CIJ D 0 Thi S11111f4 Arm Theodote Wilson t1kts over the ownel\h1p of rred Sanfo1d's Pfoptrty and has trouble makin1 lht fTIOl1 a•&• p1yments lo Esther (LaW1nd1 P11e), Phil Ines to m1h the Sanford Arms • room1nr houst, but has trouble rtnllna all the rooms Ttn. tnts include Whitman Mayo u Crady, Norma Miller as his wile Dolly. Don Buley 1s Bubb• the bell hop. I int Andrews as Anllt. John EMI u Nat 1nd Bebe Drake Hooks u Jeannie • 11ir1t: CCl (lllf) ''«Mr If tt1t lllykr ltiflt1" (adv) 'S4-Tyrone Power. Mich1tl Rennie (() Meiril: (Zllr) ....., urp'" (dr1) CS-Humphrey Bourl. Lauren 8'ull • CD cm ca > n.. ~ ef 'Slit Wan' • T.W ., tJPO Mi 12·0? A behind lhe1Cenes tool •I lllt lllO'l•e th1t's brttk1n1 •II bo• offict records, ••th rhmpws of the film 1tsell which stars Mark H1m1ll C.rnt foher. AIK Cu1nntu. Pete; Cu}/11n1 • Meirie: (C) (Zllr) .,.. ....,.. (dr1) '74-Ec!ward Meeks, Bulrice Ctr don .... .,.....,. .... ""._ s~ tDDW ........ W...htlt...W GDCMw -1:30- D 0 <D Cl a Clllct & tltt Mall Ed Brown return trom a trip to Mmco and dlt(O¥t11 ht hu 111ns. l>O'ttd • youn11ter wou lh• bordtr 1n the trunk of hit car. ThlS ep1wde rntrodu"s younr G1bnel Melear u Raul. who bt&iM wMlna on Ed lo let him s11y itl C.lifofn11. -~ ..... Sn.t ... , ., IMlll• 0 ,.._ 8:00 D8 W G9Tllt WM Fiii "Beamer's Last CtJt" Wiien Jim Rockf01d returns from v1t1hon he discovers 11111 someone h1i assumed his ldtnllty, hu run up huae upensu 1nd •nt1ron1zed chenLs •ho are now suk1n1 revtnce limes WMmou Jr i nd J1tk Ktlly auest •CD <II caw> ...... : CC) (hr) "C•r• 11 th lltc• WIMw" (SUSll) '77-TOlty Ft111CIO$I, Donni Miiis. Patty Duke Astrn. June Lockh1rt, lunt Allpon, l1ff Cotey. Roz Kelty, Sid Caesar. VIC Morrow Authorities se11ch for 1n elusive killer whose vlClllM lft wrapped In • strance 'Pider·likt web. ..... Crtfflll .. ... Cn!IM~ Pege 11 10:00 D 0 D Cll O•lnq No Du dly Secret" Quincy 1s without his most 1mport1nt med~al clue-lhe body-in ii blmre cne 1n which a body ilnd medic1I evidence d1sap pu11. leav1na Qu111cy open to •C cusat1ons of l1bric111nc a crime ......... (() Meirie: '1lley Gol 11111 Covered" (com) • 43-Bob Hope mllOOlllZZZ a m 111.i. ""''" -10:15- • UC Giii** ''Bomb D1spe>sat Men" -10:30- CD m IDllllWI 11:00 11 rn a cm <D C1J 11ews •MtllywMCmic1*t • Ctrn CJ)) D 8 lltwt G llftit: CC) "llllM•frttt l10'' (m~) '60-0or1s Day, Re• Harrison CD S ,..,.._, ?tl'1rt mMl!C9Wtlllf-m ""* 11""9(tift • "" ..., ( l2ll ())) i... Aiwlull Style -11:30- • (Clll CJ)) CIS Litt Meiril a aw a a..., c.- • i... a-tu11 Style (J) lllwle: "1lle Wlurd ol Man" (1clw) '64 John C1r11d1ne • rn cm <ta <D> a.mt• (J) MMlt: "Tiit Snutll Daw11" (dra) '69-W~Utm Holden, C1put1ne CD lltt"""" STiit 700 CM fl8 c.,tilM4 AIC 1tw1 12:00 • Twlllalll Z... • 111. '-' " Ille ..... m llllttlta: "Th• Clh1111," "Her• culel, s.-& Ury.n" ID lbdlell/Ullrer b,.,t -12:30- CD lhtlt: "Cllartroose C..."(comJ '60-Motty Bee • ...... "Ewery Man A K1nf' "R1w Dul," "Beware of Children ' • S....-TllNtn <II .... "llarit Alltllllttt" (dll) '38-Nor~ Shwer. Tytont Powtr • ........ "Island of Duth;· "Tiit B11cand," "The Bullhpler l the lldy" Ci) llaclW/ Ullm 11.,.rt 1:00 •T1ll-.t 8 0 (() a MWMPt S'9dll (J) at .. tu: "Edit OI Ooom .. "footstepi 1n the Dark" 2:00 G Mlwlls: "Min of A Thouwnd r tct ... "flood T Ide" -3:20- • .... : ...... 111 ltmitY" (dB) '60-0avld Janssen. Jeffrey Hunter. I SATURDAY I SUT'DBO 17 IOAAINd 8:00 8 C(ll') CD) (I) lu1s lu1111y/ 111114 ~ 11 a ()) 1111 a ...., 111nb' "" llltwtb e lllloflt: "Zorrt alclta A11h1" (adv) ·~-John Caooll. (() v..., of Ille OillGatln G lllllwle: '1111 .. U""*"'" (adv) 'Sl-M11k Stevens, Alu Nlcol ..... ,., ..... SVebtfT•Jt -1:30-e (2J) CD D QI! llew Aldlltl1 SMIWS11119 (() n. JftMs .......... 8:00 8 ((ll') Cl>) (J) Milt's llew Mr. ...... , (J)llC*c..ft •CI> cm <a (()) Tiit ar.ma ~ ......... -9:30- • (tnl CI)) (() n. ~-• 0 (J) Cl 0 ....... If ....... .All ... 11-·· hrtMr" (wts) ·s~-Ronald Reaaan .... : ..... fer lldl Ottitt" (dra) 'S4-Ch111ton Hes1on. l1ubtth Scott. ................... .,_ m lib & i. vi. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBE~ 11 1971 10:00 8 IDl Cl) D 9 n. Y11111r s.tt• • CD 9 ca w> uc w.-. IM S,.dal "The W1n11d Colt" P1rt II of a three part pruentation edlpted from the book by Betsy e,.,, .... ~ ow ., AllM • Meiril: "I c...r ttlt War" (d11) '37-Jotln W1yne l2ll"" ,.,. s... mvw. °" mT"'1uur.Mia -10:30- • ((ll') CD> CJ) s,.c. Ac.IMJ II @ (() D QIJ Smell 1114 llllCllt: Tiit .. TNll Cl) .,.: "TlllMIMr ,._. (•es) 'SC-Dane Clark •CD cm <a Cl)) 11CAA ro.c. bill Alabama vs NtbrJska GA*ttlc.t• S Adloe Tllutre &:I °"'9 Upo11 A Qu:sk m c.c. 0rit1 11:00 II ((ll') CJ)) (() lat11111/T1ru11 D IDl (() 1111 8 Cra11cl1t111Cf/ .... u. ........ 11 8 A1111ll la11ll1fl C1hforn1a Anceis vi Ch1c110 White So• CD L.A. rttt.f 111 .... r 12:00 G ((fl) Cl>) Wacl1/11 UM ..... Cl) ....it: "1lle llacl Wllll" (wts) 'S6 Huch Marlow Ill c.t SWt aw. CD Out.et Un11b G> SCl IUb GI "1flll rr11 T t1111ls -12:30- • (trn CD) (() Fat Mtrt m Moflt: ''Wllftt S1Y11t" (1dv) '43-Jon Hill, M1111 Monttz m c.111111a 1:00 D ((ll') CD)()) S.Creb flf Im ms. Traill at ""' CIM • u T11• -1:30- • ((ll') CI)) (I) Sat114•J Fil• f'lltiYll (()IMlt: "Tt fW ...... documenf1ry-71 • Meirie: CC) "1lle ,...,, "-Ille lli<t ll .. st111" (SCI (1) '66- Anlhont Eisley 2:00 ....... " CDCll ~ aaro..-._ ... v..., • C...,. f'tietW KABC ,otns t~1s 11me in proeress between San Dieeo Stele and At11on1 CJ) lllwit: "Cucuru, Bust OI the Am11on" CD Moflt: "1lle .._,.. & Ille w. -·(•es) '47-John Waynt m Teru11 < (]]') CD> am Coi!c.tt1 @ CD NMln" ··~dventum of Don Juan," "Ftam1n10 Road" ,. ,. CJ)) s.rl,.. DOlll"9 ... ,.,..... .. Wiit '"' -2:30-•" , ....... 3:00 CJ) 9 a.tric:al llMdl~ ....... ...... e -..: "Oilc.e u,_ A IWll" (c4111) ·sa-oan Rowa11. O"k lb ttin • lletlt: CC) '"flit ~ar&• at Ftaltltr llttr" (wu ) 'S3-Cuy MadllOll all DID T1 (9 CJ)) AINricll ~ IDfltWllllMltl -3:30-: ~¥ .... ~> cas _. 5"** CJ) C'.Mf:J. Celecllt• s,w .c.i.tty ..... 9...,..~Altttf"(com} '38-Ma raml Sullmn. Jamn Stewart al)l'wttrW.pwr 4:00 CJ) T.,k .,...,..IMHllFrlMb CJ)--~ . "' ... """ .. tml.....W. • ...,._: CC) "lhjer D11n•11" (ad•) '65-Cflarlton He$1on Riclltrd H1«d, Stn!J ::er, Jamu Coburn -~ .......... tlM .... Gllad~•tM"(9 CJ))~ • ,. '-tlM c.-tJy .. ""' PtrftnulCIS 0 t\la " .... llf\ -•:30- CJ)Wf ~~ • Tiiis ...... tlM Ill D llftlt: CC) "QHRttJ" (wes) '57-frtd MacMuna~ James Birton. Oorotlly Malone .~ ... G O.C. u,_ A Clmk (9 CJ)) W..W tf SIH'llY.C Ill A(tlclllwt USA 9 Ill\. '--.. tilt .... 5:00 9T11tl)aKMJSl!olf • CJ) Stir 1"' CJ)-..: "Ult Iii AlaU" (com) '62-Abbolt I Costello. e CJ) <II (9 CJ)) AIC'1 We w.w .. """ • llettt: "City fer c.«011t" (drt) '40-Jamtt C.cne~ ((U) CJ)) 11111 la tllt If\. 121 ,.., '-tlM C.fltrJ . 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TMtT .. • (JI net's 1t111,.-"01m· ltrs-Hollywood Style" Tom Bosley rs ho$1 fOI ltns ~ at dnastahn& d15uters PfodllUd over lhe years by Hollywood's special tflects men u Cl) QI) ........ Jlc1 .. 8:00 8 (Clll CJ)) Cl) Ullde n. W"'1I Tw Tim Conway 1s llOst of 11111 comtdy offenna a salult to lht United Slates Aimed fOfCH. wilh special 1uests Jonathan Wlnltrs. Bernadette Peters and lhe Marquis Clumps. D 0 CD m IDl Tiit llo11lt ...._ ·111e Bionic Doa" Concl When Jaime Somme11, Ille bionic woman. leains 11111 M111m1ltr1n, the WO!ld's lust b1onrc 001. is rn danat1 of bt1n1 dalroyed. slit savts its' life by hetpina 11 tstapc and btcomu its' muter • W. C. FWD C..... "'It's A Grit," "Slit Done Him WIOll&" Cl) ..... ''1'111 l8llC "'1 UM" (dra) '55-Tyrone Power e CJ) CID (al Cl)) flall "The Mrss1n1 Fish" Phrl heads for lht precrnd !louse lot his last day Oft the lorct and mys111rously vanrshu enroute • .... CC) (Ztw) WA Tlllt .. Liit, A TIM ti Die~ (dra) 'S8-Jo/ln Gavin. L1to Pulvtr. Jock Mahoney, Don 0tr01e <Rt .. l Old .. r..-t "*' • Tiie ""':..lf!Mlltrt Tri• to "lat l w.t IS Ml"9 . Je'Jll & llr. HJM" (drt) '41-Spencer Tracy, ln&nd 8tr11111n. Lana Turner, OOlllld Ciisp, 8arton th clant •::::•a.. tD ..... .... -1:30-• CD 61 era Cl)) o,.r111t11 Ntlatt Part I John ldtln stirs u • subman11e com1111ndtr dunn1 World Wat II, frustrated becauw tllt Nawy considtrJ his b.tttered sub unfrl IOI combat Wiien. beuuu ot Yeoman Hunkle, the tub tuns a&roulld on a sandbar. lht Capt11n fiaurtt out Ille reason for Ille mdllap-lhe pm•nce ol frve rescued kmJ nurses 1bolrd d 1111111n1 tbe cr...,·s concent11llOll Co s111s are Rrcllard Grll1land and Yvonne Wilder ==-"',... 9:00 • (Clll (I)) CJ) ..... ~ (Dir) -...,., It 40,000 fwt" (susp) '76-0tvid Januen, Don Mertdrth. Cll11stopllt1 Georae. Ray Mlllend, lynda Do Georce. 8roderrck Crawford. Pauen1e111bo11d a plarie bound from Los An11tu to New York include a disaruntltd doctor, 1 federal marlllal, an army otflcer and lhe co prlol's 1111 friend, all destined to pt.y llllpOrtanl roles rn the drama whlth unfolds aher the plane p1cu up a ruthltu k1ll11 durrna its stop rn Seit llk• City D B Cl) D 0 llttlt: ~ (Zlw) ,......., ClcWI" (wes) '75-John Wayne, Kalha11ne Hesiburn, Rid111d Jordan, Anthony Zerbe, Sl/otlltr Martin Ms Hepburn plays tht no nonunst mlnisler't dal/lhter whO helps !ht l&td. OM eyed lor111e1 dtpu1y (W1yne) win back hi$ b•dtt by outsmart1n1 ind out11p11nr • 1a111 ol dHPtltdoes. and lhwart1n1 lhe11 lltnk robbery 8 STUSll & HUTCH • SPECIAL 2 Kl MOV1E 8 CD <Rt (QI Cl)) Surll1. I IWdl ··on Playboy lst11\d" (2hr) Starsky and Hutch ao undert0ver H conwention delqetes to a trOjllUI island 10 1nvu111a1e • urres of m111ders and lrnd themHlvas 1n a hotel stiffed by buutilul IWOl'Jltn m HEE HAW '71 DHUTS * WITH IMlWSI .......... S) C'"'41a at "" ID lllllt•"*9 ni..tre -9:30- • St1ut~l11~ S.-clal "The Cyd Cfltriue Show' Q) Tiit Ylraiall11 10:00 CJ) " Tlhl A lllltf GI llletlwwt e lllMie: "HObSOll's Cllotee" In clK ,ou've been won· dering. Cht number of crtw mtmbeu ~r w•lch m•n· nlng ' subm,,lne d uring World W1r II w.u 18. Colncl· dent1lly, th•t'• the number of regui.r c.ut mtmben In "Q~,,tlon rtttfcoat," I lwlf.ttour ter~ debutlns on ABC thh fall. The comedy duls with •dventuru of crtw m~mben •nd fiw m · cued Anny nurw1 1boird 1 plnlt aubmarlnt durln1 World War II. The tetltt' executive pro- ductt lcon1rd Stem, a vet· er•n of the Hollywood w•n, thlnkt Ir'' the l•rge11 regultr T~K. SEPTEMBER 11 , 1917 -~·ler./EISlllw .. (Ma "8Dlte -~~ -10:30- • caw.1lllt Celeclatt """ aiD , ,_ Stltil r..cw f1:00 ••<11 • ... (J) llwllllllflo: "Colllputll04I" e UCIA lttl11 fMt~N lt77 UCLA n Kansas (()lllsMWtly • f,.,...,.. ..... : CC) ...... tlle .... " (dr•) '72-Jarnes Waiftlfflflll • -..: CC) ........ tlM .,., .. (hor) '70-Jolln Ashley ccmrnu:,maw 0 Cl) 12 (9 Cl)) Ill .... ~ -11:15- (J) Merrit: "Compul110n" D CD O ..... D Oliect.'1 ~ -11:30- • U!C F..tW USC vs. Ort&Oll St.It Cl) -..: "Ille Girl '""' .... ._.,. (rom) '49-Ronild Reapn. • lletlt: CC) "Tiit S.R4,l,.r'' (d1a) '65-Elcrabttll Tl'flO( Cl) a... I "O•tinat1on Tokyo" <II -..: CC) "Set If "'9" (dra) '47-Spencer Tracy • s,.clal .. c.llllb -11:45- .. U) CJ) .. Q) $at1r41J lllPt lM 12:00 <cm CJ)) 11lt m a. (9 CJ))~ f'IUll• GIClltiluJ4 1:00 ua.ar....11 e ~ ''Seven Th1tm." "Tltf MIA," "Dead Man's [yu" CJ) Metlu: "This Is My Aff111," '111e t.orsian Btolherl." "Belween Two WOlldl" D 1\ifflet m ~ "Cquino•." "The Black Room," "H1nam1n's Knol" m -..: ~ ·u•r ea,ricMI" (dr1) '49-lnctid Beram1n 2:00 • lllNs: "tilt s..,.ct." .,.. " ~t!Mt" -2:30- • little: "C"ttr" (d11) 'S9-0ttn M1rt111, SllHlty Macla1nt cut of •ny series In ltl~i· 'Ion history. • • • O.arlt tn Cur hu come full d rtle In her K rfttl rTI•· llonshlps with .actor reter St,.uu. lorh •P~" In "Young Joe, The k>rgotten Keftnedy," ' two-hour mo- tion plclurc being filmed f0t the ABC fflevhlonf"etWOttt. th«y pl~ bf'other 1nd lllter In the dmn• b.ued on the life ol Jowph Ktnntdy Ir., IM tklHt ol the Ktnnedy brothf'rs. Miu C.ur ind Scr1un hive worked to- gether thru Urn•• p~· vlou1ty. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 11, 1en atlantic music stereo (Prices Good Until September 17th) SELECTION · SERVICE · SATISFACTION -Sl..,.CE 'SIXTY ONE SYSTEM OF THE WEEK l+C '20 IB.TDlJVE EPICURE 400PWS • The Ultimate Tower •Omni- directional •Fluid Damped • 32-20.000 H3 + 3dB JVC I G)OG" UltraDneat:. 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