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Orange Coast
• VOL 70 NO. 267, 3 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES --ORANGFCOUN'fY, CALI F9'RNIA •
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• -...... ~ . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1977 TEN CENTS
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State Actions
I By-OASY G8ANvlW capaul~ 'apprajaal of ·this year's
" 0t•o.t11Yf'l ... 1wtt legislative record carne at a
An attempt to equalize fund.a Democratic Party Junch Ja available to California's .J.,040 Anaheim.
achool districts was cited Friday McCarthy Said the .multi·
by Assembly' Speaker i..eo mlllton dollar bill aim~ at 1 McCarthy as "the most ai;iufi. equallitna money avallable to
''tant" accornpllshnient of this school distrlCts·''will•1lve kids itt
year'sltateLegiaJature. all .areas a chance for a quality
McCarthy alao 11ve the education." • L~glslature hi&h marks for di>en· ' SimuJ.laneoU.sly-, the San Fran·
· Ing govern· c ts co a as em b I y man
ment to more acknowledled that the school . P U b I i c sUppon bill .. may not go as far as
scrutiny , t~~-~ctourts ha.ve,,,i1'dicated ·we
e n e r g Y abQWA co l.nl ualidnt tc leaialalton flin(ll."' • . J '-,
!ria~h!n~~ JJ!-0: ~~.;!':e=
of the state's inellt • proJeCts lrtlUatQl tollr,
heallb and eiwta;i la ''not Ukely lojlO!Ye all
tr Ina port•· Olt !l'll1Y proble •. " .,.
lion :depart· 'fut it's a 1tep i. Qie 1ht
· menta. -.l.. __._~ \ Jn virtually lhe Jf!fl'• breath, (lee •CUUD'nr 1 Pace AJJ
McCarthy 1aid the ~l•latufe's chlef fallures were un1uttessful
a(ternpt,a lb -enact pro~)' tax
relief lertalation •• well as leglslaUon' aim~d at bringing
1 CallforNa '•water reao\&J"ffS un· aer control.
The Aa ,embly ap~aker's
:Frmul Cited.
' ;In $.110. 000 '' ' '' ~ ' .Krqhna Suit
LOS ANGELES !AP) -A
$319,000 ~lvil aqit was filed Fri· da~afust'•ev,en affiliates of the Jnt.,,patlonal Society tOr Kriabna
· ConaclOUSQesl, charctn& that the
ll'ouP bad !l!eaally booked info a pr~vat.e commilri.leations'.network
and. mad• thoualJ\ds of !klllan in 'phone calls: that were billecl. to
other~.
The U.S. Oiatrlct Court auil IU~ in Loa Ai;feles by MCI
Telecommunlc.aUons Cocp. of Wuhlnctoli. D.C. claimed the
Krl1bl\l,..PrD.DiJatlon in Loa: A~et..es'Md-1fx other cities had
ivlolated anUraoktteerlng, rtaud
:and toll""8ion la WI. •
MCI \owns and operale1 '
-COMl·~t ml"rowaYd ·com· 1
muolcltionl sy,s\em, whlcb ~
.II -'!'!II .. .,... by --..... tnaktiil eatenalve out-of. llateC11llo.
'J~'Orders
UC to AdmJt
· WJ!te Co~d :
1'11 ·~ f t:
SACRAMENTO !AP> -A
feder•I }U'dee or.dered (he
Oli,lventty of Caltfomta J!'riday
to ..imtt to Ila Dayjl m«Ucai
.1cbool.1 a._ &year-old. ·white atu-
(ieqt.,bocfaimeifher rl&htl fiore
vtolate.d by a minority. ad·
mJssinnA Pl"Oltam ,. Jiliiierina the' ad millipn "' R...,.ct .. cral'tbe tie11nnha ol
olaues next Monday, U.S. bis· lri~Cbut J'udlre Tb<>m., ll•c· Br i ctid. ·hot abolish Ult a>ro-
gra that reservt1 115 of the 100
=-~::J= for
w{i'l'~1''.'lm su~1, .:::"'i!iu1n1 ~· ''~'rf Ibo c •• ol an Bttft, another w i, _, ant
..... clalllied ... ""'8?1ni ....
~ly blodlod ""'. 'Od-
..:-UD~ :"" ii acla1dulell to "'D,: :::. 0:-.f ;. ..... the ~U1tllpe1f'D1 Jl(l .. aan-,,...,.. .,..,. ..,,~
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''I ''""°'*will ...
•MIP --~ . ._ =
30tlwrs '
Critical -
On Coast· " ' . -" . ._ llNNECOO~ _,Of .. ~ ......... "
A two-car eolli1toa Git wlndlna:
La .... Canyon Jlood in Ima&
left the two driven: dead~Frl · evening ud three pU
boopilall1ed. -•
. Verna Hen1haw, 41, of
Rlvenlde was killed when her'
small sedan collided head-oh
with a sports car, which police
1ald went out ol eon~ ~ il was..:
pustna another vehicle. ' ·
The driver of the Corvette sports car wu not ldenWied,
pendlnl _,u ... o1 -· o1. ktn. lrvtne police said th:e hnfact ·
ot the craab sent lili cu oVer' art:-
emblnkment, where it~ in\o-na.n...aad WU completely· t
d .. tro)'O(I •
Tbt driver. jdentified <m,lr,_ u
"John Doe." WU J>,1;;:'.1, inside .
and d!od in \be ~i , 1'°11 .. ' ••id.
The' three lnj~red p-ers
were ridinl in the sedan driven
by Mrs. Hen1baw. Bette Ryan,
47, of Ooronil, Wt,s transported by
1ambWance to Saddlebatk O;>n\· muru~ Koopttal In IAIU11• run,,
where 'he Waa reported In
'crfUcll condition ear11. Saturda.r ..i
Eli1abeih Gardner. 23. also 9f.
Corona, was r'eJ>brtW in fair~ ditiorl, alao at Saddleback eon,.
muni.tl'o; t -. .I
MuyWllwell, 36, ol)ior<o"fl"'I takm by ambuianc• to Mf&sk.-
Commwlilr HO.pil8~ ii> MlsslOI)
Viejo, where me WU Id-"'
the -il)tebllve ~arJI unit with:..
multlillii'frecturos. 1'!• lrifor~ Uon \fas available on "her •.
tlon8at_Orday rit~"I'.· • •<+ 1·
1rv)lll •p0i1ce_;•• d \II<! 00!!• was trnelin11KM1th ndjowAtj
'f)asuna :OeetK when: lt ~st.ruck bftbe aPoria CH.'1."he arr
cidenl occUrrecl 'al. t:U-, p • .-.. about one' mile 10d1b Of 11'e
Laruna c.n,.... )load 1n-..-
tlon "Ith lhe S'an Ott,.
Fl'.'erNaJ. .a
The Jlretch at LI&.. GanY911
Road_,......,....,~
Buell 111111. die !f<ew., .... the acene of many t'raff c
fa-. 5 .. llrlnll!• Polkelll\. ka!Mrt· ·-• .,,.. 15 ite-u~~our speed
llmll ... lho OOt ll>at lt'I a l'lrp,
lone """' IDOJI that the ~ d<nto we dO boV<t are rtlil, llod oaea,hMntd1
iAnoat Hid """"' llt"'1 poDce ..., ca111-. """"*'
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RICK ZUVER PACKS UP llHEMOTH OF WEJQ9'1J"DI
In Coeta Meu, H1mlhon Avenu. Wiii Never be th• a.....
BJ IACIDS RY•AN ... ..., ..........
The 20-foot·t•ll muscleman,
tbe 18-loot elepbant aDd the lllant gorilla are looldnc ror a home.
Tbe-ovenlJe llprea have de·
corated Zuver•s Gym a\ 443
Hamlltcn Ave., Costa Mesa. for
20 fUl'S· But the aym la movtni and there won't be room f« tbem
1 at the new faeWty, e~pla!Ded
I Ruaeell Knipp, 1eneral manaaer
ol Uie eGlarf\al amnulum. &! t.be MIMmatba will take up
11 temporal')' retidence ~ ZUver's
P'ltaea Center. also in ·Cotta
,. .... where barbell• and· oUler equipment are ma~Wred.
UDtil a tlte is fOUDd for a "Streaa'th Mall ol Fame."
Gim owner Bob Zuver 1nade
tbe ncurH aa symboll of atrenct>s ud ftlneM, Knipp Hid.
Men tUn ea.ooo people have
worked out at tbe CYSD on
HamU&GD Street eln~e lt was
owideilUO years 110, ltnlppaald.
NOi' ONLY TllAT. but he
has driven powered vehicles
aince bla dad 1ave him a tiny cuou.n. enaine car when he
waa3.
"He's really a natural when
it comes to motorcycles," his
father, Bob, 1ay1.
''He ean ~do doushnuts
<clrelt1> iand wheelies. It's
'almclllt like he waa born to
drlv.;" Dll&P sald.
DllW,.liltMllfl,....
TALL IN SADDLE
Bobby OIU90a, 5
It also can nip over and
throw Bobby which it bu on
occasion. But he's protected
by a helmet, 10111es, c1ovesz leather pants, paddln& ano
boots.
HE llASN'T bffn hurt yet
-on a motorcycle. It's true that Bobby bad a
bandaae coverille a cut on his tore~.
But that -wu rrom a fall ID
bis llviill room -a place
much more daftleroua in Bob-
by'ae)le!I than a t•c• course. ·
BylnWA• SCll&EDD~ OI .. .....,,._ .....
A Mlaloo Viejo man aeellled
Ip a f.a.ral tiik&aMmt ol .....
en1lneer an $18 million AJilCllla
land and mail fraud acbeme will
6ave a chance Oct. • to fi&b1 ex-
. tradition rrom Callfornl&. That is the next ecbeduled
court date for Emaauel 1'.
Slnaer, 52, of 26821 Can~•
Drive, accoMtna to bll ........ y.
Deputy Federal PubDc Def ender
William Graham. · ·u he decided to ton test Ml re-
moval from the state, tut"'ls
when the hearln1 will take
place," Graham aald. "tf~e
chooses not to do UUI or loses an
attempt, be will be uked to-r•
port to Arl&ona authorlUes. • • Stncer tUiieDdei'ect voluntarily
to federal postal lnspectots
Thursday in LoS Anceles ~r
learn.In« ol Wedneactay's federal
ll'and jury aetiaift In Phoenix. aaam.t bim aM five others. }
, One of tbe <>then facinl Ute
cbaraes stemmln1 from allecM werat aethitlii dunnc me and
111511 Hll.coof•Md land fraud naure~WarrenSr. "
After ilvm& hlmHlt up. Slnier w a• taken before U.S .
Ma1latrate VeneUa $.
Tasaopulf:>! to hear the 23 ~\s of mail fraud and interstate
transportation of fraudulently
obtained money.. , "
On the orden of a federllJucfte
ln Phoenix, a '80,'009 ~· e surety bol)d w• ~on r
by the 1'le A,nlel• Mallati'*;
But a court oftlctaf' a&!..d -~
Ansel• FecteiW Jud1t. ~ Takuuii !Meir tried ~er tin a sao.ooo penoaid~·
bond. That meaatlailt'tl .... ~
pect flees and IS liter Nt¥t:
tured, lie ta liablit fOt a •:'T1 payment.
The court apotesmaa abo hid
Sinler aipecl an .rradavlt to ·tie
effect thJt be ~d not attofd1to
bi.re an attorney an4 woald hiVe
to me a public def ender. . ~ l
Jllchael Hawkinl, the U.S. A\·
toroey in PboenlX whose special
wk force or federal aeenta lptftl
18 months probinc the f raQ.d
case, aald he ta at a lou to et-
p1a1n why Singer lives ill Mlasl&n
Viejo.
"It is purely apetulation on my part but J would say thai liilc;e
the company we lnvesU(ated ';'-
COIUIOIJdated llortiale cerp.· -
folded about a year or man ash.
some or the prlnc.lpala moved out
ortbe area," Hawldnaaaid. 1
0. 0( tb• otltei' dtt•••h Hated a New York address,
Hawkins Doted. · ."!
The lndlctmeut aiatnat Sln•r. Warren and the others alleces
that their firm en1a1ed ha a
fraudwe.nt eebeme to lnculle la· vest.on to bUy lota 1n several lud
develoPmenta.
It ta allqed that the fraud •·
curred when t.ba def tndantl UMd
the U.S. lllall to MU frauduliet
mor1.lage coott~ to ~ ll-veitbft. ?iiT-. ·'
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BYALllONLOCKAHY ....,,... ..........
••1 think I like the moderate to
heavy wlnda.•• 1aid Jora
s;.Dcler of W•t GermUJ u he
held a shaky lead In the sixth
race ol tM Tornado catamaran
world sal.llng champlonabip.
But winds in the crucial
1eventh race In Loni B•acb Fri-
day were extremely light and
ablfttna all over the compass.
Spengler aud bi• crew Rolf
Dullenkopf, finished second
after coming from fifth place at.
the first weather mark.
.. I guess you juat have to sail
the wind as you find it," was the h1a Geripan'a arinninc comment
after the second place finbb
cllllcbed the cbamplomldp over
Milte Mahoney, U.S.; S. Tobias
Neubann-Doris Sattler, Weat
Germany; 6. Paul and Yark
BUiiard. U.S.; 7. Brian Peet-
Cbrls Turner, New Zealand; 8.
Goran llaratroan-Ralpb An-
de~ SWltzerland; 9. Ian and
Acnes Jackson. Canada;-10.
Henry Bouett·Jobn Koeck, U.S.
Final atandlnp, best six of
a even races: 1. Spengler-
Dullenkopf, West Germany, 39.7
points; 2. Brian Lewis·Warren-
Rock. Amtrda, 46.1; 3. Keith
Notary-Dave Gamblin, U.S. 57.l ;
4. Peter Douglaa·Chria Timms. New. Zealand. 65: 5. Larry
Woods-John Burrows. canada,
69.7; 6. Randy Smytb-&We
Bradshaw. U.S .• 17; T. Werner
Ftala·Nlls 1..or1i. W•t G*11la1,
In Cracid'»wn • • KlNGSBEACIDCAP> -~ auapected narcOtles dealers have
been arrested by California anil
Nttvada aathOrlUes In what cme
official called U.. larcest drUc
crackdown in nm. years en tbi
north •bore ol Like Tahoe.
Twenty au.peels. includlnt
soine promiaent resident.. are aUll being aoupt. accordinl to
Placer County Sberiff'a Impec~
tor Mel llcDoucal. He declined
to name the prominent r.elidentl.
''YOWll hear about tbelil wblli
it bappem," McDougal aUd.
"They're named in arandjury tn-dlctmeots. •• .
By late Frtday. Place-~
deputies bad booked 21 suaPe*
while Wuboe County Sheriff's deputles iri Nevada had booked
nine. •
Molt of arrests occurred ha
KiriP Beach, where 18 pencm
were roUnded up Friday. Eiibt
peraai'US were arrested at Incline
VlU.,e, Nev., two at Ta.boe ~
and one at Truckee, both m
Callfomia.
The cr-cltdoWn resu.IUMI frOIQ
sealecl Wuboe J,.Count,y O'arid
jury indiC?tmentl ia•\lld aaal.D8t
32 peraooa Wednesday ana
erimlnal complalntt a1alatt Ottl*I m.d by tM Placv eo.mtY
Dlltri~AttomtJ'aotfiCe
'A contrast in lighting is evident in this picturesque entry
at Saddleback Community Medical Center, which ob·
viously is well lighted by day or · night. Spanish-style
arches permit sunlight to splash through, and at rlight a
battery global lights show off superior technology.
F1,T&TllE&llOllE. TBB state
Health J)epartment no loqer
wants cuatody of Lan&1J:;.mana autbOritlel dOn 't want in a
tralnlng program there and of.
ficials say he would be .a danaer
to IOclety 1! released.
"Every direction )'ou look In
this cae you find a CaUh·22,"
said state'• attorney Tim Szwed.
f'You've cot a man diuaed wltb murder. but 1ou caa't tl'1 b1in
~ause he can't eom11umle.U and you can't bold blm. Wbat dO ·
you dq with him?"
A ~ held Friday to d• term.me What to do with Laq wa ecnmued until Oct. s.
LANG, 11, WAS charged witb
murder ol a woman 12 yean tlO
bUt a coWt foaad bbD oot. eolD"° tat to ltUd ti'Ja1 beCUM bi
could not eommlmicate Wltb bla
attorne)'I. Morta to teach him
1110 lansuap fatlecl ..S flve years_ later, tlle llltnoll
supreme Court rul-he bad a
n1bl to stand bi.al. The state
dropped tt1 case, however,
becnN two WitDes.ies bad died. Lane .... treed.
In 1'11. LaQI wu ebuted In
the IJIUl'dei :o(' Earlliie Bl'Oi'D,
convicted Uld seatmced to u to
25 yean la ;dlOG. But 1n ms, tbe
lllinots Appellate COurt over-
turned the convictlall, ordered a
new competen1:y hearln& and a new~ Jljw• qaln found.mo I
flt to 9tMI tnai ad since Marett
1976 bU beciii held at the IlllDOil
Psyefi!atric!Hospital. ·
er
i u ....... Wquaslaed Ba"'est Tl. . ...
a.Blue hubbard squash are spilled ' over the
-ttbighway at Leominster, Mass .• after a truck
·•·.overturned. The driver. Jim Matwzko. was
not injured.
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PROVlDENOE, R.1. CAP> -A JUIOde bland
man Who wanted tO adopt h1a sttlfrterid may not, a
SW>enor CoUrt judce tiu ruled. ' • · l .. It. lmay b9 that public morality ill our com-
munity has reached a low ebb," ~ud1e Joaepb R.
Weisber1er said, reject.ins an appeal from a 30-
year-old man aeekint to adopt b1li 20-year-old
gir-llrleod. · I .
"HOWEVER, IT JS TllE opuuon ol the court
that it bU not yet descended to such a nadir as ton-
quire a .Probate or SUperlor Court jud1e to iolple-
ment an ~option between pel'IODI whole relations
is essentially tb:At of paruaoun, '' Wetat>U1er said.
Waaber1er'1 t'ulln1 'H)bild a declllon by a Cen-
tral Falls pfobate Juqe who refused to approve the
adoptioo of Karen Mary Jon• by Duncan Clinton
Fruet'. li. Aram K . Berberian, the couple's lawyer, con-
ceded that the palr were "lqvers," Welsber1er said.
The bill rectulrea
PepsiCo to put so~e new
Callfornl'a ph1a
franchises iri minority
areu. • •
I ShlpmHt, fCX503 ordered by pho,,. ~ london warllhou• 511/77, 23 •C.S b&~ ar·
'nWd Loe Angetes 7/19177. Excne refu,ed by Import•. We hav9 been comrnlaaio* to
.uction the ndffa 23 bales to avoid rtshlpplng to London and reallu cuh Jo cover ~ious c~a Incurred en rout,. '
AuctlonMt$ not.: we have examlntd tht b .... end fo\.lnd the rugs to bl of fin. quality
*ld in excellent condlUon. TheY. very In size from 3'x2' to 18'x12' In various makes and
origins. Thlt It •great opportunity to obtain fine rug• and lhould not bl mi..id.
! .
IN TBB cue of the Panama Canal.
however. Carter tot Im break-thr0u1b. NegoUaton Ellsworth Bunter and SoJ Llnawttz worked out a compromise with the
Panamaalam that 1tandl a chance of clearinc CoQINllS whlle allo improving U.S. relaUon.s
with Lal1n America. Even If the treaty falls, Carter and the
State Department will be credited with eood
intentiom around the Jaem1spbere.
At the same Ume, t.hnea_,., tbe Presldent
bu suffered a Ion of crediblllty, aad hu
given conservatives an opportanlty to form a
poliUcal coalltlon that JQq be ued a&alDat
him In other areas. Durtn• the campalp, Carter promised be "'would never live up complete eontroJ
or practical control ot the Panama Canal ...
Essentially, one part of tbe treaty would do
justtbat.
Opponents are makina use 9' that fact and
CONSUVATIVES anu 1y about tbetrea· ty will allady any arm• qreemem 'wltb the
Ruutanaforqu•tlonable U.S. eonceulona
They are Uteb' to be JaiDed by a number
of liberals ID cballenpia ~ lllcldle Eut
agreement that la coaatderedrlaQ for Iarael.
M Iona aa the canal ~ la before Conaress, arm• and Middle Eat neeotlatora wlll feel certain lnblbltlona. There la no
evidence, tbou1b, that tbla bai alowed them.
Critical talks have been IChedaled tbla moiltti
between Secretary of State Cyrus B. Vance
and Soviet Forelcn Minister Andrei A.
Gromyko and with Arab and larael1.fonlp
minlstets.
In movtng toward cloler relatlom wttb China. however, Carter does seem tO have
slowed his pace beeauae lneYttablY bis policy
will lead to some sort of bnat with Talwaa.
Admlnlatratlon strateglata know bow
politically palnfu.l tbil could berpartlcularb-
at a time when tbe canal trub' bu aroaaed
cometvaUv•.
It Isn't hard to understand wbr coe White
House oftlclal bu been quoted u ..,._:
.. The President cannot afford to be defeated
on Panama ...
J¥if~_rCemeD.t S~pping
BJ'l'llOIUSD. EUAS
CclQlplllnta over burea11cntic
.i del811 are c:omtu~ leveled at re11C11lal coaatal eommlulons.
that have operated alnee
.Janu.&r)'. MOit 1riJ* come troiD P~Y ownen anc:t· lla1lden
wbo wat to 1et mow_tna.
But tbe ~lte ktad ol ~· plaint bas aurfaftd WltblD tbe
last fflW ~t with ~a· tlonlsta noUnc mat the~ of the U7I Coutal Act' .,.. bold·
1n1 up ltriat enforcement.
SOtrrllERN
CALIFO~
FOCUS
.,. is a summary of major~• '11
the two Panama Canal tnaties stped by
President Carter and Panamanian leader
OmarTorrt,ja9:
-Q)Ift'BOL: Tbe United Stat. and
Panama would adminl.lter the eanal Jointly
until tbe esplration of the new treat7 Oil Dec. u, U8lt. turnbil control, .......,... and
mafntmanee ol the canal at that Ume o.er to
the P31maa•n 1overnmeat. Tbe old tNaty,
alp lD .~~31 1ave the United Statea
pel'pltua1 CCIDUOl over tbe caul ud -Uacent Ca&W:zaae. •
-DEFENSE: For the duration ol the . t"eaty th~ United States baa primary
respcaatllWty far d.tense ol the eml. A
tiOard ol U.S. and Pan•mnlg mWtarJ of· flcen la lltabU.tbed to eGDlultGll.defwe mat.
ten IDd ne17 five ,ean re'vieW mllltarJ ,..
80Q1'Cel mlide HUllble bJ batll couaitriee,
Tbe u~ States may decide • lt8 on
bOW' ad when to reduce lta t,000.man mUltu7
force tn the Cal Zone and adlectale tbe eJol.
In& of 14 batell tbere durtq tbe Ufe al the
trealiY·
-COMPENSA110N: TM United States will paJ. Pauma $50 mpuon to '80 mHHon an-
l
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100 lllGlll' nae ..... too. ...........................
• d.bU. JnlH~ .. ,tJBele~J\lll~~
of v••ble ~ wtdeli It
• ~ l8dultl7 .. u.. .. llld It
ft •blmGINn .... I
: And ..... he ta rout-fOl11 and 11kel to eat ........ ,....
IOGI be tboqb& of Uail --..
'wblcb. • 10'! cu see, bacludeit a
scancrow. Maybii you have\ seen oae of these ln a lone um. ao
be t.bouCht he'd include IL -
As there were DO prila liven
out thls week, we now have dou·
ble coes for next week, ao tbe
mail should really be heavy
because you can double your
~ chances of winnlnf.
THE DKA WING topic next
Saturday 11 on fall harvest.
Drawing may be on any food, but • remember crops 1rown oo the
Irvine Ranch will be 1lven
special cons ideration. Ame>DI
, crops raised on the ranch are
· s trawberrle1, a1para1u1,
: avocadoe and oranies.
' Remember there wlll be two
top prizes 1iven, which will be
UNCLELEN'SFAVORIT!CROPS UP v ..... .,..~ardeMRemlndHfmolfH•rv'8~•
two $12 student seuoo Uckett for
a fo~cert Irvine COJJf~UJlity Concert series. Tbe o~ eon·
cert. featurinl Carmen Dra1on
conducting the Lona Beach Sym·
phony Orchestra, ts •~wed
for 8 p.m. Sunday ln the Bll Top
Tent on the fe1Uval 1round.9.
Culver Drive and New Barranca
Avenueln Woodbridce.
Second prizes will be two M
tlckets to the Alice tn Won·
derland unblrtbday party for.
children 6 to 12 'Saturday ln the
Little Top Tent.
Tblrd prize will be. two sell ol
three tickets for the Kiwania
Club pancake breakfut SUDday.
Fowtb prizes are tickets 1ood for
J ... ~
a bamburaer aod bot dot and
fifth priz.,, two sett off Out' tickets
tor th• perforinaoce of the
Oraqe Coaat Collete Coaununi·
ty Symphony orchestra, set for
1:30p.m.Saturday.
ALL DRAWINGS should be
done on white paper four and a
half inches wide by four inches
deep. They should be done with
black ink or black pen!'. Do not
use crayons as they do not
reproduce.
Drawinp ahould be sent to Un·
cle Len, P. 0 . Box 1580, Costa
Mesa 92628. The contest iJ open to
youngsters 15 years and under.
Goodby foe DOW. . .
Crouxla~(;ive .
SOOw·Seal
HE BEUEVES, NEVERTHELESS, that this
leadership realius the value of peacefUl protest.
University of California campuses like
Berlceley and Santa Cru. whlcb were involved in
demonstrations on the same subject last sprtn&,
could face similar action tbia year.
.And there are other reasons for campus con·
··eem. Ned V. Joy, associate vice president for
-acadelb.lc affatrs at 31,000-Qldent San Diego State
University, sees "an air of c)'Diclsm, of try.in& to
beat the system now, of aett1n1 ahead:'. ·
TllF3E AND OTHER CAMPUS figures were
asked to compare today's college student to those of
tbe fiery days of the protest era. . Almost without exception, interviews began
with a trlp back in time, back to the surgin& mobs.
the flailing clubs, the fire bombs, the strident
slotana of "Off the pigs! .. "Rell no, we won't 101 ..
and '"Shut it down!"
The date was Oct. 1, 1964, at the entrance to the
t,232-acre Berkeley campus of the University of . .f:allfonli«.
'~cops grabbed Jack Wember(, a former
stUdelil iOl.lcltina funds for the Congress of ltacial
JAuality, arrested him for trespassing and tossed ~ tDlide a police car.
A ERCE·EYED ~PRY student, Jead!lr of somet.blq called the Free Speech Move.
, ment; kicked off hls shoes and leaped to the roof of
tbe)'lltrol car. His name wu Mario Savio. and his
wOrc:WtleCtrified the crowd:
"You've got to put your bodies upon Ute 1ears
, and Upon the wheels. upon all the •pparatus • • .ln-
-: Ji dicate to the people who own lt that unless you're
free the machine will be prevented from workioi at
ti all."
" ·• Jllj Words ..... the eatabl~ ·
!W 32 houn, tile~-ear. WeiQW1 tra~ lndde. dldn't dlove. A chiab Of bodiel lmmOb~
tbe vebicle. A c'*:Dcflaytq the theme Of dllient al tbe Vietnam war racial inequality, aounded !ft HIDI••• naU...IM\ · -
FOR.ONE. THE ACADEMIC pressure gauae ls
bit~ the celling in every business school In the
country.
At stan!ord's Graduate School of Business, con'
sidered one of the best, there were 1,700 applica-imliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiililliiiiiiiiliiii•iiliiiiiiliiii.~i tions In 1967. This year, some 4,300 young men and
women have applied for the school's 300 slots.
:Nationally, the Educational Testing Service
counted 58,500 taking tests for business schools in
1967and145,000 this year.
MARK lWANCALL, DlllECl'OR OF Stanford's
Overseas Study Program who lives in a student
dorm, says 1.tudents today and the protest era can•
not be comp'1-ed. ''TheY are ~aordinarity serious and studious
and quite worried about their futur~. •• he said.
''Tbe.Y' wonder lf they are going to have jobs when
they graduate. But they like to have some excite.
ment in their lives and that's why you had the anti:
South African ait·ln during the sprini quarter.•'
Student editor Grey ranks economics No. 1 in
the miDdl of most students.
••1t puts pressure on the Individual to get better
trades and build a nice resume while in cOllege,"
he said.
PEallAPS THE BOTroM LINE OP the opl-Jiloi1 I.I bis observation that,. at UCLA at least, there
are no itudtnt leaden In •l&ht with the charisma to
mobilize llnlY;~
AJouma&m professor at Cal State Nortbrldce,
who was on the UC campus 1n the '80s, said any
would·be acUviats at his school are keepin1 a low
profile. • "Even . where. there are student actlvl.lts ln·
volved, they cf on 't expreas their relative
radicalism," he !laid. "It doesn't enter Into their
public penonallties." ~
, nNAUY, BACK AT VC BERKELEY, where it all~ a anan wbO beard bilDMlf called "pi1"
on~ 82 Dau• Ldt
What better gilt for Cliristmas than something you have
made yourself? Now you can create the most exotic
looking flowen from silk or any lightweight fa bric available in most department stores. Step·by-step in·
structions are included in a colorful 16-page instruction
guide with full size traceable patterns for roses, jon-
quils. violets. daffodils, carnations, daisi~. sweet peas
and poppies. To obtain #~ "Silk Flowers,•• send S2
check or money order to Steve Ellingson, c l o Orange
Cout Dally Pilot Pattern Dept.. P. O. Box 2383. Van
Nuys, CA., 91409.
RYDlllLLA STEJIS can thrive ln water u dMP u so feet. Tbe
leaves have rupy IJ)inea ~tbeli' maraiN Pd thomlite projec ..
tlon.s along the mldrlb on theUndetalcle Of the leavem.
A simple test for ~-~ mm two llmllar
weeds, American elodea and Qeiii..111 to draw tbe toUqe thrOqb
Uaeband.
"Eferla and elodea feel amootb. wbereu ~a feola barab
and scratchy," aald McHenry. • · •
. Many: Winter
Sluubs Oiler
BrightCowr
Mrs. Francone told trulteM sbe had gone to great lenattis to
arrranfe baby sltUng for her kin·
der1artner, who was to attend
schoollntbeoiomln1.
THE PROPOSED tranarer to crown vanev WOulcl qiean that her child Would attend afternoon
Laetrile
tEvidence
Slated
OKLAHOMA CITY
<AP> -U.S. District
tourt Judie Luther
Bohanon haa set Oct. n
for oral arauments on
what acUon he should
take in recant to. report
con~& the safet1 of
Laetrile. ' The U.S. FoOd and
Dru1 Adntlnlstralion
ruled in Au1u1t tbat.
Laetrile ia lneffeetlve aa
• a cancer treatment and.
1n aome ~••· bu been lound tQ be unsafe.
BOHANON~ "HO hu ruled that any terminal·
ly Ill cancer patient in
the United Statea wtro
meeta certain require·
men ta 01 ay import
Lietrile, has been pre·
Parini for the Oct. 11
hearin1 by readlne the'
five feet of files which
the FDA submitted to
hJm with its recommen·
dationa.
Included in the five ·
feet ol record.S are 5,000 • paces ·of written
material and more than soo exhibits.
THE FDA bans
Laetrile from lntentate •
commerce. Bahanon,
'1owever, has enjoined
tbe FDA and the
Customs Service from
Interfering with the Im·
portation of ll\e sub·
atance by any terminally
Ill cancer patient who
bas an alfldavtt from a
phyalclan attestina to hls
condition.
Associates aa!d they
expect Bohanan to take
aa much time as
necessary reviewln1 the
material before belaauea
a t11Uhl.
They may arant tnat their
behavior waa "We1al." but they
are likely to resi1t havlnl it
called ••crlmJnal." j
l'OR EXAMPLE, AN ex·
eeutive .involved ift the 1981 an·
titruat violatiom, wbtcb were fla-
grant crimes, issued a 1tatement
to the press s.,ma that be was about to serve a jail term .. foe
conduct wbich ba111 been In-
terpreted as being iil eonlllct
wltlrtbe coJnplex antitrust laws ...
· Former President Ni100 and
bis attorney general called toe
barsb punishments tor 1treet criminals at a time w.tieft they
themselves were enmee1bid In
extenJive crb.nlnal aetlYIU'. SUch
statements charaetenae die dou-
ble standard fot uiaderwotld and .
upPtl'WOl'lcl crime. n .JS S8IBN'l'IAL. f1i'lt. to re-White-eollat ~riJDluls steal ~ coplle tbi alltenee and-the~
more, money tb~ tradltlonal ~of wbtte.eollar crtme.
cri:J:tls. TJius. bank e--• Street crlmes and t:tadiUonal
bes steal Jnucll inore ,,... oftebles are routtnelf tab9.alated
bankJ than robbers; a miWon-by eovenunent' Uflllet.& 'Every dollar robbery would be a aenaa· ibree months the mlclla herald
ijQnal news· -ev6nt,, while a their publication, nottnc either·
1 I -LA&GE FEDEllAL GlANTS,
particui.rly fn>m the Law En·
forcement Asal•tance Ad· minlstration in the Department
of Jqattoe. bave 1oae to la· vestt1~• atreet crime ,and
strenetben police foccea to deal
with such crime. The rare LEAA
•ctUvitle11 on white-collar crime
h•ve· foe~ abDC)llt exdiaalively
·pn fly·b)>-ni&h~umer frauds. fJ I ! 1'
~
sad to say, the benefits which an
oUender can anticipate from many white.collar crimes may
be m~asured in lllitliona pf
dollars." t,.
Some say that the whlte·collar
criminal is more culpable: hav-
ln g more advantaaes than
.others, he bears more
responsibility to obey the law.
THORNBV•GH OBSEltVED,
"It ts hard to justify incarcerat· ing the ghetto youth for theft of a
car while at the aame time put-
t.inc on prob•tion the cprrupt cov-
ernrnent offlcii.l or crOolted at·
torney wbO h8a abUsed his POSi·
tlon and milked the 1ublic for larierau.ms of money. ·
Constroction .
To Begin
Dr. Robert D. Hu1bea,
executive Sf)Creta.ry of the
Southern Baptiat General
Convenlion of California,
wlll be the speaker it a
12:30 p.m. Sunday 1round
breaking ceremony at El-
lis Avenue Baptist Church.
Huntlneton Beach. Spades
will be turned for the start
of construction on an
educational unit.
The around breaking
was announced by Lanny
Miller, bu.lldint committee
chairman, a.nd Vernon
Hardy, deocon chalrm.an.
The church 111 at 8121 Elita
Avenue.
r
Religiop ~ab ·
Established
It. Catholic library, Religion
Lab, b*' been established to
serve reUi~ education needs
in Oranie CoUnty.
Th• faclUty, loeated near the
Diocese of Oran1e pastoral
a.vices center, 480 S. Batavia,
Orange, Is open from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Frld"ys, and from t a .m. to noon,
Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Every second Saturday ol the
month, the lab is open from 1 to
3:IOJ).m.
Information about the Hrvlcet
ls a\rallable by caltln1 188M1*t,
ext. 7'748.
*** B'nal B'dtli Women's Mluvah
Cbai»t.er will celebrate Its first
brlthday at a p.m. Wednesday ln
the home of Jan Salberf, 9891
Vicksberg Drive, Huntin1ton
Beach. Further information 11
available by calli.na "3-8180.
*** The Rev. Dr. Donald .H. Gard,
professor of rell1ioua studies at
Cal State Fullerton, will be the
speaker for the next three Sun·
days at 8t . ,\adr•w's
Pretb)'Urlaa Cllurab, 600 St. An-
drews Road, Newport Beach.
Services are at 8, 9: 30 and u
a.m.
*** Diamond Mines, a rock· musk
group. will entertain the
Pescadores (fishermen> Teen
Youth Club at Ou Lady Queen of .
li1e1a pariah hall, 20'6 Mar Via-
ll Drive, Newport Beach. The
program will bestn It 7:30
tonight. Admiaaion ii so centa.
"** .:: <=alvll'J. a,~ of Dana~t,
$l132 Bif Sut. will ta>onsor: a tree e<>bc:ert featurin1 the Gospel
Seed at the church at 7; 30 p.m. ri-
d ay. Furtber information ia
available by calling 493·2008 • ••• . the Rev. R .. Ra1sdale wlll be
mloiltu fo." ;the aext two $Un.
days while the Rtv. Richard J .
Dwilao. putor of the 1•.,••fll el
U•• .am. unued ·••~ .. •••
*** Temple IHlall will have a
Simchas Torah social at 7:30
p .m . Oct. 2 in th• Newport
Riviera Clubhouse, 350 Riviera
Drive, Cc:llta M .. e. l"urther in-
formation is avalta.,ie b)' caUlnt.
75t.oai.
Another celebratiott la. planned
by B'nal Tzedek·at 1:45p.m. Oct.
3 at ~ Flrtt Ulllt«l Metbodist
Church, 18*25 Bushard St., FC>un·
talo Valley, Mote tnt~rmatlon is
avallablo bycaWda Ha·4e11.
I •
St. Andrew's ·1•
Sets Series
Cl~ses
~hedllled
Fridt'f Puult Solved·
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*1977 manUfacturet'• ~ggested retail
price mcluding deelw preparation,
required California einilsion equip-
ment and $211 worth of equipment ·
newly standard in '78. Tu, licenM and
destination chargea not included.
All O•mff eA ICMH: "Ule f1MI
' Sept 2S~•Cl1Y •tC.1tfornl• 121 12:SJ0.m Sffl. 77 CIMifOrnl• \.I Mllw.W.N S: U O m S.pt.aClllfornl•etMll-llw J lSp.m.
American League's second l&-
game wiMer. California's Nolan
Ry an ls the other.
Cowens had a two-run double
in the first inning, an rbi double
in the third and another two-run
double in the fourth . John
Mayberry's two-run homer in the
third scored the decisive runs.
In clinching a second con-
secutive division title, the Royals
won 68 games and lost 24 -a . 739
percentage -beginning on June
17.
Leonard allowed only • thlrd·
inning single to Thad BoSley UDtil
California put together two more
hits and a walk to end his shutout
bid in the seventh.
Al Cowens, who drove in five
runs with three consecutive
doubles, said: "We don't care who
we play. We were there last
year."
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"tos ANGELES (AP) -
SOathem Callfonua ·, TroJ .. try
to build on their 11-pqae lklip.
wblle Texas ChriatUa •a Honed
I"~ hope to end • atrllC u.. alto~ at 13 tames--~
two.ae.ms collide today at t:•~
an mteraeetionat football D1a~h
at the CciliHum. • ,., Pormer Weltanmater flllb and
Ora.qe COut COUece standout
TOny Arioll!Udo <No. 24) WW be
the~ftjikerforTCU.
seaond·rUbd UIC, 2.0 this
fall, bas w.. tu last 13 contest.a
stretchlna over the past two
seaso-.; wblleTCU hasn't won in
its last Q ~a, Both marks
are cUITtDtJy uae loncest in ma-jor college football.
"Sure we're concentratlna on
TCU," .said Trojans coach John
Lee, M. bad a;ven up just
three a.bia*. and all three run-aera were erased on double
l>laya. lUlUl rookie Lance Parrish hJt a two-out bomer off him in the
eisbth tnnins • .., ........
· PARIS -Gulllermo Vilas. lOM:r~ ·rpatrick Prolay ud ~ Roter-VuHlln
moved lllltO'tbl Hmi·fiDall Ol the c~ ...... tenn11 tournament
F .... .
W.llieU.S. QPM.adt~ beat-S-GDdeilMlater .. 1. e-2
·~~[: Baseblln
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ea1t Dlvl1loa
• W L Pet.
"'P.bitadelphia 95 S8 .621
Pt1taburth 89 65 .578 61!1
ClriCllO 80 74 .519 \51!1
'Louis 80 74 .519 15~
ontreal Tl 82 .464 at , •w York 6Q " .390 ~~ Weat Dlvl1loa ~-Dod1er1 92 61 .601
clMatl 83 72 .535 10
fl!'ll~k).'UISt.on 77 76 .503 15
.....,., Francisco 71 83 .'61 21 'h
;san Dle10 68 89 .426 27
"· • "1lte10 66 89 ~426 27 ~ ~Atlanta 59 95 .383 33"'6
•x-cllncheddivision title. . ,.,..., ...... • Pitt.,,.,. t. Olk.9te. ~ .......... ~'"11
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l.o1 Anoe!" II HOU1IOll &al\ l<l'Ml(lt<e 11 SM DI ...
--=-~ ~~tM---~= ,...-riF°'loBcl W'-E 'lid O'fel''" ..... ,.....aw. lathe
ftntWto .. a TDOB~
foOtblll ~*:1 O¥W aa out· m._. 4111~•=•• Ktall elev•~ at N~. A ...,,UQ1•.W.'4inly Cl'iOWd of
elOH to 1,000 WltDillMd tbe ltrul·
fl• that uw a 2T•ra:rd ftlild 10al
:IS intO the f1ttt qiart« by
Mark Hala lltand up u tM only
score Until the flnal qUftt!r.
YeUoW n.,. were abundant
tbroqbout the 11m1 wWi ~
flcl1l1 callln& 11 4ntraft,1001 a11la1t Newport and aln•
Ualnlt Uae Sea Klall. But tM
Ollly rut error bJ tie oftlclil•
came on a bol~ penal~ °" fourth down late In the MCond
quarter. N~ US tbe HU at ltl own 21 wlMD the call wu nuidt. A down box otftolll moved before Ute ball wu returned and when
tbe offtclalt conchld" m=
off tbe )'arda••· N•wpori .
from lta own five tn1tea4 ot the
12. Fortunately for the Tan, the field &oat wu on the boatd and a
touctiitown wu added Oft a 54·
yard drive With e:• left ln the
eame. Bl1'0R War4 went up tb•
mldclle for ti yardi and the
to11cbdc>Wn wtth Hates ldckint
the atrapOlrit. •
del Ma fumbl.llJD tbe ftrit hall
alMI etee11D1 eb1t MU tr.Ill a nm-ur ID thtMaoDdllalf.
Tbe N~ w...e llialted C4UI to -. flri& doWa for the Dlillt no,_ oom...._8Dd a aeh~uuaGIMJlrtl. D..e uill Paw.IWlrich
bad for N
.J•ff Bllett uehd tb~ q~ Md"°'eil a fP!Dble wblle Daft TlllomP1Q11tJ)1ve
st ... Md ~ 9roCK1Deyer a1ao plQ94 well on defeoM for
theT111.
Definllve ltald>uta for the Sea
Klnci lnchid*' Mark Baker who rec0¥SM a fumble, Erle Raff.
Tony MOOfe. Marty Green, Gl'el'
Kobler, Bruce B1tctiellor. and
-Scott McKay. '
•WbQe the Tart ICOl'ed bUt one ·~.tbeywerelmOc~al
th• CSoot qaln when tbe 1ame
ended. Qlaanerb1ck Crall ~ns
rift to tM one on the finll play •~two puaea were defl6cted.
* * *
Zvm ttiij'J•ad "'mid \Nale
detpit.e the one·•ldedn ... ot the.
1ta61Uca. But ~t held up to the
end dllPl&e a ~yard puat r.tum
for a 1core by Cdll '• Bruce B1tcbellor 'NIUl 1:04 left. Kurt
Brockman kicked the convenloa ·
and It Wal jo.l. ~ t:°'...,,...1 Wbile the Newport offense wu "..,.
vlctimlMd by penalties and sorpe :::.•
outatandJ.n• play by the Cd)( de· '*•• fenae, the Tari dete~lao came ln for a Share ol the . Merit Vobottl had an ou tand• .. _,
ln1 1atne, recovertnc two Cai'Ofta e..c11"*'
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LAGUNA QUARTERBACK Bill GOMPF (9) THROWS A PASS OVER AN IAVINE DEFENDER.
Karman Leads Marina ,
Vilangs ·Hammer Magnolia; 27-7
By DAVE ROMANO
OftlWD.ily ll'ti.tltaff
Stocky Gree Karman picked
up 2.26 yards fo only 15 carries
Friday night to lead ~he Marina
Hl&h VUd.n1s to an easy 27-7 win
over the Magnolia Sentinels In a
pre-Ieacue football same at
Westminster High.
Karman was virtually a one-man show Cor the Vlkes, running
over MapoJla tacklers all night.
He avera1ed 15 yards a carry
.. • and bad rum of 37, 50, 23, 30 and
~· 22 yardS. The S.10, 190 pound senior did it all with power
althou1h he even diiptayed ex· 1
W# ...
Bill Fogler capped the effort,
blasting over right tackle from
thetm-e..
Marina's defense played well
most of the game, but did sur·
render 105 yards to Magnolia
through the air. The Sentinels
failed to complete a pass in ita
opening' game 106s to Orange.
Gary Springer gave the Vikes a
7·0 lead with 5:39 left in the first
quarter when he grab~ a 30·
yard scorin1 Coss hom
quarterback Joe Sartain. Aridy
Koti converted his first of three
exlra points fotl()WtnJ the 1cortn1
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JtyRONEVANS
olt111tDeltr11t•...,.
Hard -runnin1
quarterback Marie
McElroy acored the wln· nlng touchdown and cor·
nerback Mitt Calvert
stopped a late La Quinta
drive with an lnteroep·
Uon as the San Clemente
High Tri tons held on for
a 19-15 non-leaf\le foot·
ball win Friday nitbt.
Before 2,000 fans at
Bolaa Grandt Htah in Garden Grove, Allle
Schaff'• unbeaten
Tritonl opened a IMDl•
lntlY sate l .. 7 lead over
La Quinta'• A1tec1 of
Garden Grove early ii\
tbt fourth quarter.
McElroy, wbo rualted
for se yards from th• wishbone onenae, ..,,.ec1
a one.yard touchctown
one ati:Ond into the flnal
period. Joh• Schaff'•
PAT was 1ood, and tbe Trltona went ahtJd, 11·'7.
But La. Quinta
marched 66 yard.a on u
version.
La Quinta 'ot one more chance with ·2:47
left to.elay, but on a nnt
down piay, Calvert came
throutt\ with the 1am1'1
bit defensive play, ln·
tet~ a pus at San
Clement. I 4$-yard UH
and retumllli 1t al yardl. Ttiat lla'teretptlo•
c11nt with 1:40 to play ud ttie Tii&ilM ru out
tbt Clook. naantnl'·tbtlr non·IMl\M rtcorcllo l·O. It wu u~raalvt
offto1lve ~ormance
for Su Cliiaettt. wlUcb
continually pieked 'Ufait La Quinta'• defen•lve
endl. McEl,roy cot m01t ot h1I yardJ on IWHpt and kee~en, while
halfback Ru11 Immel
salned a yardl on nln• carnet, ccmlltently tak·
IDI the pltcbout and run·
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Music R$iks
High With
Those or ua who bold the cause or music educa·
Uon very close to our hearts were dell1hted tbls
weefc to read the resulta of a aurvey conducted by
the Gallup team.
The aorvey concludes that only three per·
cent of American teenagers interviewed bad
ablolutely no interest in music.
They were algnJflcanUy outnum~red by 57 per·
cent who professed themselves "very interested" in
~TOM BAR.LEY
mu.ale, rr percent who are "fairly Interested'" and
JJ percent who are ''somewhat interested.''
THE SURVEY GOES on to reveal that the
1reat majotlty of our Yount people ate only too
e•1er to attend live concerts and additionally apend
a major PQrtlon of their Income on sound syatems
that will ensure them complete fidelity in tbe music
• they U.ten to in their homes.
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LOI ANOSLl:S <AP>
-Do'"'°' nmemtiet tM • ,, .... Deu WU
' 1iil.Nall 8"411• ' -~'th• trgjcb ........ ~. 1111 a ence can be
Mn • moatb ln a .,.,._., autobloer.lcal
m~. ..,.._15," which
UnWtriaJ PictW'• l1 re·
. l•llAM Ob tb• 21ad &n• nl~ f1' the me>Ody
aFtor'a deatb. Lut
maotb11 deatb of l:lvla
PrtlltJ Gftlfl a curlo\al arau.t.
S111 fllm maker
8~! 111 bld beard
tM atory about Elvia tn
tbt Paramount com·
m-.rY. wben be went
over to tbe table ot Nlct
Jhy' 'Did you direct
Jam• Dilan in "Rebel
Wlu.outaCause"?' Elvis
asked. Wh• Ray 1ai4 be
did, ElYlakDeelediAfront
of hbn. '0.0 cbuled .qiylile,' Zhu said."
l.JKE THOMAS IN the
movie, Jlm Brtdcf:d left school and bea for
Callfomla "to ftnd out more about Jamea
This k.lnd ol data can only give a tremendoua
boolt to tbe voluntee~ oraaniiations who devote 10 Capt. Nemo many hours brinlinl mualc and people who make muatc to the atudenta of our Orange County schqots.
And one thinks lmmedlately of the dedicated 'Revi·val' ladies ot the Oranfe County Pbllarmonlc Socle!f
and tbdr "Music Mobile" and the lndeCatJgable
, HeneyBrandonofFashionlllandC()Dcertsfame. S I f TV
: • t· e or
• ft' 18 NO 9ECltE1' that many scbool dis(ricta , pa,e •ten.Uy faUe4 to brinl music to their •tu~~ LOS ANGELES (AP> , Jn a manner Y(~oh would encoura1e students to -lrwtn Allen, c;urrentq ~ ...-ue the art forQi ln and after school. dlrecttne tbe $12 ~on
That ta where these marveloua voluiiteerallave thriller ••swarm," wlll
proved tbelr wottb; they have filled .a breach that prqduce three one-hour
•houtd not have ex lated and they hav~ done the kind eplaodes of •'The Return
qt Jolt that producN tbe happy results COlltalned ln of Captain Nemo" for the G~lup 1urvey. • • CBS. lt waa Herbert Spencer who said: ''MYllc must Jose Ferrer will play
takerankuthehlahestoltheftnearts-astheone Nemo, based on tbe
whlcb, more than any other, ministers to the the character created by
buman welrare." Jules Verne. The show ~ OurJOUnapeople 1reaettinitbemea11ge. wlll deal wltti Nemo ~~-----...;.;.;~..;_...;.._ ...... _.;._;:..;._....:.---aw akentng after 100
years of 1u1pen4ed
animation aboard his
submutne Nauttlus.
The Itri• also 1tan
Tom Hallick. Burr
DeBennln1, Bur1ea4
Meredith, Mel Ferru
and HorSt Bucholt1.
Dean." Brldaea dtd ao,
eventually reachl.q aucb
Dean acqualnt.-nc• u
D1nnl1 Ho)per and
Natali• Wood.
lhanwbUe, Brtd1ea
bec:ame u act« tn 50 broke b1t ankJ• ln two
tel•Vlllon ibOwa &nl five placta.
movtel, •tarted wtltlnc\ • 1t wa1 the scene
anddlreeti.nlplaya. where Richard nv1 up
Br1d8tl tumecl1out the hls motorcycle ill Cl'·
acrtpt in \bree weeks, and flance of the townapeopl•
producer.promoter ,at the bomecomln1
Jerry Weintraub, wbo parade," Brld1e1 re·
mlUI• John Denver, called. "He looked ovu
Frank Sinatra and other hll aboulcter and tOolt Ott.
1tan, made the deal with Tbe motorcycle Jolted
Universal. • forward and headed for
"I WllOl'E THE tcript the flatbed of a tnaek. If
for 'nmotby Bott.oms," Dlck hadn't Jumped. he
said Bridces. "but by the mist mlabt have had bis
time 1 1ot cloee t.o ftlm. head knocked off."
ln1. be aeemed too
mature for the role. J re·
slit.eel the 1ua1e1Uon ot
Richard TbomN, never
bavlnl seen 'The
WaltOM.! But the minute
he walked in my office, I
felllnlovewtthbim."
''t-30-S51• WU filmed ln
24 day1. but. the director
,
lbemoet '
contrcnwtlal Amertai .,,
bero of our
thne
FIVE MONTHS later,·
Brlda• contlftued ftlrn·
lnl the parade aequence.
Detpitte the delay, whleb was Partly covered by In· au.ranee, he completed
"9-30-55" for $1.8 mUUoo.
lncludlna atudlo over· head.
p ranks remain undecided. Nekt week'• card w.m
art a whole new ball a a me for thr" more monttu.
'· Don't tor11t tonl1ht'1 monthly in-penon
tiviathon al the home ol Tom J'elerabncl. I( you
aven't_gottcn your invitation, call him at 551·1316
or the details . Number eiaht, tor all you Bowery
ya rans, is the bonus question today.
1. WHAT OOES IT SAY on Tim Conway's ·
en.septate?
• 2. In what comic strip would you flnd Avlllable ones?
3. Where is the "corn as htah aa an elephanfs .. ye?"
4 What was called "the best nickel candy bar. here is?"
L 5. NAME THE THEME MUSIC ot Paul
fNh1teman '• ortheatra
6. Remember Jack Benny's Rochester? What as h\a last name?
7. On Fernwood 2 Nltht, what ls the name of
appy Kyne'1 fast rood restaurant?
1ve-O Signs Two
HONOLULU <A P J Two major auest stars ave been signed for appearances on CBS' "Hawaii lve-0.''
Eleanor Purker has come out of retirement to
\ay an arlslo<'ratic matriarch of a pioneer
awailan family. Miss Parker has been inacUve in
· levision for about six years and has not made a
ovie In 12 years
Italian film star Rossano Brazzi will play a
ealthy shipping magnate who bas a freighter hi·
eked on the high seas.
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"81D4 HUR"
.... Cliett....., ...
I . Name the coU•t• tbt Bowery Boyi attend~
in movS."HoldThatlJnt."
t.~ .. VANllJQNO POINT,'' Bury Newman
WU dth181 betWMn what l*O U.S. oltltl?
10. "T61t'1 tho l11t tlme l'll ever 101wlmmln1
at )'OW' place," BUI mlaht have toltl Gloria ln
whatmovlo!
LHt Week'• A.uwen
l . DRUNKY <Martln'allcen$eplate>
I. Track 19 <Chatanooca Choo Choo>
'I. Yc:iwaablood Hawke <AJm.s for Oblivion>
4.<Mf and Link (Rock)''llurtles)
l .'AunUe Mame <"Uftla a banquet"> e. ''Tbt Bad Sffd" <Henry Jones movie)
7. MJHr Madllon ("Mualc Man")
I . Hudlon (J .W. Coop'• car>
9. "NlthtPeople" <PedcmovleJ
10. "Youns at Heart" by Frank Sinatra <movle
I Oftlf)
sncJ 1'C*t'.OMWrl to TIUVJA, c o the Daily Pilot,
Bo~ 1'IO, COiia M•to nnf. AU entries mu.ti be recftwd bJI w..._,, othmutlt ho.If the pla11ff'• llut icare WU'
bf awardeld.
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A long time acp in a golaxy
far, jar CN!Ctf. ..
"YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE"
COHIT-"FUNNY LADY'' (PG).
"SMOKEY ANO THE SANOIT"
"THE STING" (PG)
"NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG)
"LOVE Al'lO DEATH"
"FANTASIA'' CG)
'.·Tips for Jo
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: Soa:ae Ua:ae aco, I believe you Ua
II lmponut &lal:Dp for coOese madelda to Jear11 aet dte m•t out of &laelr edueaue.t. WoaJd 1
pleue print It 1111D for mJ son wbO Is a freallmJ
t.blsyear!
T.K., Virginia Beach, Va.
Not tuilty, but it sounds like a good idea. I 'll be
el ad to compile and print suggestions from readers.
Alter reading still another bitch of letters from
career-mixed·up .students, one item high.on my llat
would be planning outcomes.
"The more you understand about how and why
employers select employes, the better able you will
be to use the time remaining to you dwin~ coUeee.
Too often s\udents move through their ·under-
graduate curriculum
with only vaeue plan• for
( J the future. As seniors, CAREERS · they are shocked to fincl
that the job opportunities
----------they bad assumed would be av all able don't exist."
. 'THIS ADVICE COMES from a major
"mployer, Al'mco Steel Corporation. It's Jn the com.
-pany's 32.page booklet, "How To Get A Job -50 Es·
: se,Uial Questions and Anawers About Future
• Empl;>yment tor CoUeee University Student$ ...
. If you'd like a free copy ol this booklet, send
· your postcard request to me at this newspaper. This
. orrer ends Dec. 31.
Dear Joyce: In a.uwer to your reader wbo
.wan&ed to become a ut •bow lade•. tile person caa coatad &be president of tbe Amertcaa Ca& Fuden •
Assoelatloli: LlJa RlppJ, Rt. t. lhmtJey, W. IHU. It'• a kJq deal of breedJD1, s&owl:Dc, ud learaJq
before becomln1 a Jadce.
-Elisabeth Repass, Chica10, 111.
Thanks for a whiaker·lickin '-good answer.
Dear Joyce: Wlll )'oa ple11e tell me wllere I ea11 •~t a 1tudy manual for a property aad c~,..alty ln·
aurasace license to •ell federal clime tnaaruee for
die V.S. Government In ttila atatef
-J .G., Chica10, ill.
Jn any state, check with a local chapter of the
National Association of Insurance Brokers, or your
· state insurance department. .
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•ur r.•GY IECaETA•Y Jam• R. Sc-hlM n.c r told
port_.. \h•l th chi.rt lt • m l •
or ru.nc&.ion and loalc.
lt rd\ttta Sch1eain1er's CS.vo·
lion to order .ad ll poasiblt,
( ENERCY
perh..-. only in a new depart
ment dai&ned from scratch
Thia neat structure that looks
so aimple on paper begins its test
Oct. 1, when the bits and pieces
scattered among eight govern·
menl departments and agencies
combine as the new Department
of Ene-ray
TH2 DEPARTMENT WILL
have aome 20,000 employes with
a bwlaet of almost $10 6 billion a
year.
• Nominated ai. Schlesinger s
deputy aecretary was John F.
'Leary, 51, who could be called
the Muter Re1ulator.
O'Leary, as a description of lbe
department puts its, "will have
primary rHponslbiUty tor over·
seeing and rormina pollcy" for
Jederal regulation of energy -
oll price controls. allocation and
Import programs; natural gas
· curtailmenL<;, emergency alloca·
' tions and export.import controls,
rconverslon of oil and gas·
fueled facilities to coal : electric
systems planning and coordina-
tion; and energy emergency
planntna.
I
'1GICALL Y ENOUGH, AN
• 'onomlc Regulatory Ad·
ministration and an Energy In·
formation A.dministratton will
perform regulating and data·
gatherin1 functions and report to
O'Leary.
The Master Builder 1s to be
Dale 0 . Myers. more prosaically
titled "under secretary" on the
official chart.
He will manage ''programs re·
• quiring ma1or budget outlays
such as cons~rvation, energy re·
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY CHIEF, SEAL
Jamee Schleelnger OutJlnH Orgenliettonel Setup
search, development and ap·
plication. associated environ·
mental programs and defense
proerams" -the programs, ln
other words. that spend 1t1oney to
produce and manipulate eneray
UNDER MYERS, AN Office of
Energy Research will perform
Scientific studies not yet ready to
leave the drawing board as
workable techniques and de·
vices.
Ideu whose practical applka·
tions are prirne shift to the assls·
tant secretary for energy
technology, whose job It will be td
demonstrate that they work
Once they do. the new technl·
ques will be taken over by an as·
sistantsecretary ror resource •P·
plications. who will try to 1et lbe
nation to put the new ldeai:. into
everyday use
THIS DELINEATION OF
responsibilities, Schlesinger ex·
plained, does not separate dif·
ferenl forms of energy into In·
dependent channels. but sends
au or them alona the .Hrne
pathway from assistant
secrelary to assistant secretary
to. eventually. Pl.lbllc adopUon.
But some applications ot solar
energy that can be com·
merciallzed, such as space heat·
Ing and water heating, will be re·
tayed to an assistant secretary
for cons~rvatlon and solar ap·
pUcat1ona,
Solar ener1Y is the one supply
that doesn't use fuel, so It ia
classified. in Schlesinger's
scheme. with the fuel·savln1
funcUons of energy conservation.
AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY
for defense programs will
manage lbe military 's nuclear
and other energy programs. and
an assistant secretary for en·
vironmenl will assure tbal all de·
partrnent pro1ranut meet en·
vlronmenlal protection and
human safety requirement.$.
Reporting, apparently wtlbout
speclfk masters. to Schle5ingers
office, will be half a dozen more
units whose activities touch on
o~her department functions: an
a!lllstantsecretary for policy and
e ~a I u at~on , an ass Is tant
secretary for internallonal af·
fain, an asslstant secretary for
intercoverntnental and institu-
tional relations to deal with other
public 'offices.' a director ot ad·
mln\stration, • controller to
manaie the finances and a d1rec·
tor of procurement and contracts
management.
THE STIUNGS raoM these
organ.liaUon boxes will eventual·
ly come back to Schlesinger, the
Master Puppeteer',
It's a lot ror one man \o keep
track of, but Schlesinger has
taken that into account too: his
executive secretary, playine the
role of Taskmaster, will pass
ideaa up to Schlesinger whlle see·
ing that his orden and pbllclea
are carried out.
And then there iJ to be in·
spector general, In effect the
W atchdoa who'll m4ktl sure
everyb(>dy it doln~hla Job ftOneat;
ly and cortecUy, Jncluclinl th'e hi·
dustriee that muat ablde )))' th•
departrnenff tultJ.
"nerves."
But It's easy to say
"learn to live with lt." At
times I got so depressed
I've even thought of kill·
ing myself.
Then weeks go by and
I 'II feel 10 elated that
everythina'• au rlaht "' the world. In fact lt la
rosy Shall I have to ao
on like W.7 I'm aetUng
tired of myaelf. So la my
famUy.-MluX
COMMENT: Some
Ume aao 1 wrote a col· umn on manic de .
preaslon. I mentioned
that many miaht be
helped by r~adlng a book
by Dr. Roc)ald R . Fleve
of New York called
"Moodswlng."
In It he rnentlons many
cases similar to yours
who have been helped.
Formerly they may have
been diagnosed as
schizophrenics. Many
were paUents in mental
ho1pltal1 receivin1
chemotherapy or elec·
-tro-convulsive therapy.
He beltevu that
se veral million
Americans could benefit
frorn lithium c:arbonate
therapy, but oaly fbout
100,000 are recfivltf• il
ln his own experience In
treatinti over 3,000 pa·
lients, he indicates that
four out· of flve manic
depressives can improve
greatly under llthiusn
therapy.
I SUGGEST,
therefore, that you con·
tact a psychiatrist in
your city who is ex·
perienced in the use of
lithium carbonate treat·
ment. Ask for oonsulta·
t1on
If youf1 is a case or
m imic depreulon (}
can't tell Crom way back
here> It's likely that you
can look forward to lm·
provement.
Treatment with this
medicine must be under
the direct supervision of
a physician. Jt Is a
powerful' medicine with
potential severe reac·
lions lf not observed
closely.
MEDICALETI'ES
Foe Mlu U: A ~rson
who has cerebral palsy
may be sexualJy normal.
He may Jllo have
normal children. There
have been cue reportl of
happUy married ln·
dlvtduals with cerebral
palsy where only one of
the couple w11 afflicted;
and tn some case• both
were.
The aucce11 of the
martla1e would <kpend
upon whether both
partners were enio·
tJonally fit for marrlafe.
A lao l f they were
pbyaic*lly or
economically capable of
1upport!na and ralsina a
famny.
"I COVLDN'T HAVE DONE It wlthout her,"
Kochsa~s.
On the "rtonal front, the close relaUonshlp
between Ml.as Myerson and Koch, who met in 1970, ls
unmstabkeable. Callins her "someone very
special." Koch embraced the Bronx· born brunette
at victory celebrations Monday nlaht. The two held
thelr arms aloft and
saluted the 'crowd wben
hundreds yelled, "First
Lady Bess."
Throu1bout the
campaign, it was rare to
ue one without the
olher. When campalgn·
Ing briefly subsl~ tut
week for the Jewlah New
Year. they were pie·
lured walking hand·ln·
hand into a syna101ue.
She WQ$ al hl18ide a&ain
Tuesday as he greeted
subway riders in
Brooklyn.
The'3·yeor-old Miss
Myerson prefers not to
talk about her fulur~ wllh Koch, either as part of his
personal lileor as a memberofblt 1talf ilhew'ina tbe
seneral election in November. A• for polltica, Koeh
has said Miaa Myerson would be ottered a joll Uke
that of deputy mayor for economic development. He
has re!u.sed to ~k about their personal Uvee. saytn1
if they bave dlacuased marr1a1e he would not admit
it.
THE MAYORAL ft.ACE IS ONE that 1ome
poUUcal pundits sald Miss Myerson herself could
have won. The television personality and lyndlcat·
ed columnist says she was nattered, but not bl·
terested.
"l was under a great deal of pressure from
everyone I knew to make a go of it. But lt was a very
personal decision not to run," she said.
"It's an extremely harsh experience for any
candidate. I am not addicted to the limelight. Right
now I like to have the choice of when I want to be
public and when I don't, Let's race lt, I'm not the
same 21-year-old girl whom everyone remember•
from AUantlc Ci tr.··
Monday night. as she threw a dozen roaet to
supporters in the hotel ballroom. abe said: "My role
from the start of the tampallft waa to belp Ed aa
much as 1 could. lt'a been a 1on1. hard road to vlc·
tory."
AS A KNOWN NATIONAL FIGUU and con·
sumer affairs commissioner under Mayor John
Lindsay, Miss Myerson had lbe vot.r recotnitlon
that Koch lacked. She bu been campaianlng lf
hours a day since the liberal, East Side con·
gressman d~lated his candidacy six months aao.
Miss Myerson attracts New Yorkers like a Pied
Piper. Gray-haired grandmothers hold her hand or
pat her arm. Others remark bow youthful lhe twlce·
divorced mother looks.
"Who are you plannln1 to vote Cor?" she asked
one woman last week.
.. You," came tht repJr,
'"But I'm not runnln1, • t.llH Myerson lnliate<I.
''So I'll wait."
Bean Sales
Take Dr.op;
Aid Sought
LANSING, Mich. CAP>
_, Tbe lowly bean has
Callen on bard thnes and
the Michigan Bean Com·
mission bas hired a
public relattoai ttrm to
help Improve lts
tarnished imqe.
The Pittsburgh firm o(
Ketchum, MacLeod and
Grove la beint paid
$100,000 to persuade peo.
pie that bean.a are tasty.
nutrlttou1. low in
calories -and cheap.
The firm also pushes
potatoes, strawberries,
ralslr'as and..grapes.
Bean salea·phi.rnmeted
tour years aao when the
wb0lesa1e once *• to ~ a tnmarecl PoUnd.a.
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Federal Communications Com·
mission ls cracking down on CB
operators who Illegally use frequen·
cies not assigned for Cltlzens Band
radio use.
Hardly a week has 1one by that the
FCC has not Announced another raid
on so-called "out•of ·band," or hlth·
frequency operators.
apectrums to 1et away frorn the
chaos. "We'd have a domino effect."
he says.
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A newer home. beautifully
decorated. with character & charm. Used brick, cathedral ceilings,
private sun decks & patio make this ·
a truly unique home. Oceanside of '
highway •. walk to Little Corona J
Beach. $239,()00. 1
coaOHA oa MAit oliPUX '
Front unit is extra clean, new gas & 1
water plurnbing. Fireplace in L.R.,
new kitchen noor. Rear unit new.
never lived in. Sun deck off L.R., 1
mini ocean view. Natural wood
theme. Both units 2 bedroom, 1
bath. Priced at $165,000. ·
OPPOlTU ITY ICMOCKS
You can own this great 3 bedroom home in Newport where your
children can play in close by parks
& swim in a commuoity pool. All for
$1'3,500. .
" PIMll HOMIS f9ldM 146 .... TO 11.Jll. ... .
THI ll.UflPS-2414 YISTA DI&: 010
OflM SAT a SUM , .. PM
BHt value! Charming 3 BR, 2~
bath upgraded "V" plan. Sharp
condition; all naw pJusb cU"pWnc;
handso~ vinyl & parqutt Ooors.
ONLY $112,000! <Q·26> . ..
A MANY SPUMDOR• Tt.-
Just waitinf for a new family ... lov& y 5 BR home
w /bonus rm & family rm in
Spyglass. Motivated seller. OPEN
SAT & SUN 1-5 PM. #41 BODEGA
BAY. CQ-27)
TaA.DmOM & CHAIM .
French doors -brick -birch trees
-a bay window w /window seat -
who could want more? Lovely 4 BR
home on lg. fee lot -only $169,500!
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 PM. 1106 ES-
SEX, WFSrCLJFF. <Q·28)
IA YCRIST-t I 6'1500
Newly list~ & one of the Best'Buys
in NeWPOrt ! 4 BR, 21h bath w /new
kitcf}en & redecorated thruout! Lg.
cozy family rm w /sto~ fireplace.
All this PLUS sparkling pool!
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 PM. 1924
LEEWARD <off Tradewinds).
(Q-29)
<>PIH SAT & SUM 1·5 P'M 4dt VlSTA ROMA. Beautiful end un-
it "V" plan in The Bluffs. 3 BRs. 3
baths, firerlace. newly painted in·
terior. Coo patio for outdoor enter-
taining w/QBQ & gas lamp. Take a
look! $117,200. CQ·30)
P'HASI U .. CARMB. ..
Local~ on quiet cul-<.le-sac. Private
patio off master suite w /spa.
Estate-sized lot offering total
pri\'.acy. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 PM.
1979 PORT TRINITY CIRCLE.
(Q-31)
l~UTIFUL HOMl .... IAUTlflUL LOT
Cam~ Shores! Newly decorated,
spacious 3 BR home overlooking
marvelous oxpanse & park.-like
lawn & gardens. $228,500. OPEN
S'AT & SUN 1 -5 PM . 4515
HAMPDEN DRIVI!:. tQ-32>
fllOPULAl . P'ORTOflNO
Spacious. airy 2-story Harbor View
home in Naturt= Park aru -near
gh:~b<:lt & pool. Comlfletely
finished separate unit w /lg. closet,
full bath + gas & elec. heaU:rs -
. perfect for playroom or guHts.
$20$,500. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (Q-33)
me.
ONTHlllACH
1 br. furn"d: condo
w/super l11oon . view,
too! Sec. bide. on the
sand aua,soo. C11I:
WAU.ACl1i Co.
RIALTOIS
714-72'·1966
-.. 1.Me .. 1"1••20: .
Tired ol PAY.hit land lease payments?
'nlen tldll chamrinc C......mta end un-it II fOI' you. 3 + den or 4 bcfrms with 3
full baths. Oodl• ol storage space.
Beautif Ul patio overtOOtlng lush
i1'4*GbiJt All wa aand th.a some for
SJa,500. F~ 18114: 358 Vilt.a lbdera, op. s.tTSun 1-5 ~
CMIYOM W11W •
Llb living ia the roowatailia. except yoa..., oilb' w.wn, diitiftce to your Priv• oommanity beadl in Cameo ~·a Bdrma. 2 ~formal ylew
clininc room. $280,000. See 2111 Mill<ri
Bd. ~n Sat/Sun 1·5
ISLAND tM THI PACIFIC Isla Vivet'OI. one of the Las Terlas eroup oil. the West Coast of Panama.
~lal of tropical beauty. Ideal for re-~ hotel. One of the best fishing,
. arus in the world. Mild y~ar round •
climate. Many financlal advantages not found in other art:&S. 4800 Ft. air strip.
t
673-4400
LIDO lSLE nnly rvmOdeled ' bdN\1. cM. ' b1th. llvlnc 1'1D w/uthedral ceiUD,\ll· 14• m..._ bdrWl auU•. saau10.
LUXUBY wateifrcat ,condo. 2 Bdrm. 2i,i, bath.
POOl.jacunl, 3' hi'. ucurlty. Brand new;~. fum.-.oao. v
~; I L L C R U N 0 Y . R £ A L T 0 R
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IMYISTOIS
2 SMllle familt ---Oft one lot Vert' abaip pro·
petty ln excellent rnt•l
area; Positive cash now.
Priced below marht at S&e,150. Hurry! Call
-.u717
MN Ill 9• trHU'll 10111 Nr<'.f'
~S THJ: R£AL
~ ESTAHRS
CcM&IGAMCI
~ iD HarbOr View
Noirth. T1da'3 bdrm. ram.
rm. bomehiil"eV•rythtnc •
• fotmaJ dtnins nut to a
m11nlve rode firepllce •
e.xteos1vely rttnoCteJed
lutchen, aecluded 1Raai.r
IWle With privaLe pool
area Just oVl&lde • proud· b otrtftd al 124$,000.
C.ll 67M550 . Of'fN Ill 9 •II S flJH fO II N<f 1
~31 TH[ Rr.At
~i £STATrRS_
~T C:llST
Lovely end unit, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath.
Lowt<Si pric~ in the Crest. $96,500. 19
WILDGOOSE CT. N.a --
DAV!D SC~ nEALTY
,~ ••• f ~ v4_ ,~;~
1 1, .. • , ·, • 6::; IUu~
·' OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUM l·S
CAMIO SHOUS -207 Milford Dr.
One of a :kind, 3 bdrm with vaulted
' ceilings in living room, step-down din· '
ing room. Big, big yard & patio with
canyon & ocean view. , I
t · ILUl'fS -359 Vista Madera. Desirable
r Carmelita end unit in convenient loca·
tion, 4 Bdrm. 3 full baths. chock full of
storage .space.
11.Uf:PS. -2323 Vista Hogar. A neat
split-level 3 bdrm, 2 bath, giving xlnt
privacy in master bdrm. Dropped to
$110,000 for quick sale. • .,_1 ' . ,. ....
D&ftd -711 Lllrkspur Ave, X Qnt &
" • sweet little pair of rental units for that
• tax write·off. you've been Qffding.
" .... Quaint old Corona del Mar setting.
, ' First $137 ,500 takes it. • , -1 . • •
• YOU"U. UICI 0 .. ISP
. . . Experienced Sales Personnel
Ml'WPOIT CUST:. H~ IMd. t.w .......... ~ ............. c-.
da11•a ~ ort.-ted. .._. • ....., ._
corciite& lilcllidis .. of poolt ~ .....
Ir ........ co•rh. rrlu reichiuct ••
$157,500. . •
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COLE Of, NEWPORT REAL TORS
251 SI. Coast Hwy., ~ .. Mar-
675·5511
t002 • ...,. .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,
BEST IN BLUFFS
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HA11oa v1•w LUSK -: · va<:ant 4
bedrm, laintly rm. ocean view home.
waiting for you to move into.
Larae lot. 2 BathS, singl"-story with 3
car .garage. Open Sat/Sun 1·5; 3907 •
Inlet Isle, CdM, offe~ at •• 500. · . . . . .. .
SPY~S ~ large 5 ~ oonus
room home f ea tilting 3 fplcs, one in
the master l>E:drm, locat~ on a 'A
acre lot with a mtni..otthard. Also
features larg~ pool and jacuzzi and a
bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $289,500
O~ Sat/Sun l ·S; #2 Mission Bay,~ CdM. ; ,_'.
SPYG&.ASS -New mochd home, com•
plett:ly decorated, f ant8'tlc view. IX.)01 •
& jacuzzi. single story. 4 btdrm home.
Offeroo $314.000. Open Sat & Sun 1-5 : 5 Bodega Bay.
• • J
COIOMA DEi. M.Aa -just listed, lovely
3 bedrm. split level home, priced to
sell only home under $190,000 with
oc~an view. 0Pf:1) for )'our viewing
SaVSun. 1114 White Sails. ~ .. , ... ~.~--..(:
$129.000
• 520 CAN CHA. THE BLUFFS. Clean., con·
, temporary, Easy to f'ee. caU us. Call lister Jt1arY :Ann Anderson at 675-6000. , '
' 1401 NOTTINGHAM RD. WESTCLIFF., S~tless a nd serene. Easy to see. call us.
Lister is Vergilene Hull at675-6000. ..
1830 PORT ASHLEY, HV HOMES. WOW ! One of a kind. Easy to show. call first. ,
Lister is Barb Hutchings, 675-6000.
S01MARGUER1TE, CDM. Cute, cleun. cot-
tage, Vacant. Lister <owner• is• Barb Hutcnings. 675--6000. • •
;I I
1 2907.tPERLA •• THE BLUFFS. Spotless R
Plan . .Gre~nbelt. Vacant. Lister is
VergileneHuU.675·6000. • . ·
•
20251 ' MORRISTOWN CIR,' HB. Sp0tless .
family J>OQl home. Easy to see. call us. Lister is Roe'Btittmield. 615:.&>00. .
18741 PASEO CORTEZ. TURTLEROCK.
Spacious. value packed townhome. Lister is
Joanne Perkins, 675..eGOO. n·~ V$cant. . ..
1857 RHODES-DR. llESA V£BDK"\P,.rime 2
st ory. added lanai.1 Lt$ter ·is ,.Jpckie
Handleman, 546-5~, ti 1 , , , • . ~ .. ... .. .. ., -2830 CAROB. 1 EAST~LUFF. Color ul: 2
story. den, ·anx\ot.is owner Li ster is Sharon Smith. 675-6000. ,r; ....... ...
llST .. -...PS
Customiled 3 bdrm. 2\.'.a baths. very
1pecl&l IMlJ at SW,500. 2710 Vista del
Oro. open SUnday l·S
CoeOMA D1L MAI DUPUX Larae and modern 3 bdrm. 2 bath
each unit. $179,500. Shown by appt.
l.AMIST I UY& 4 IDIM
Lowt::St priced Monteao "in Harbor
View Hom~. Out ot Country owner
asks $142,000. 1627 Port Ab~y. O~n
d~ly 1-S
COllOHA DIL MAR DUPLIX
4 Bdrms, 3 baths + 1 bdrm, 1 bath. So.
of hwy. $179,000. 611 Carnation. Open
Sat/Sun l ·S
1·2 LOT + l IN.MS
Practical~y lot value but includes
rented 3 bdrm & f ~m rm. Great in-
vestment starter at $62,500.
CORONA DB. MAil TROUX
Close to big Corona &ach. Always
rentE:d $225,000
SPYGl.ASS-OCIAH VIEW
Exceptional 4 bdrm beauty. Sit down
ocean view. Large family room.
formal dining room. library. S269.500.
1607 Castle Cove Open Sat/Sun 1·5
Talrl!X-2 IDIMS EACH
Close to everything and in good condi·
l ion. Owner will carry 1st TD $142,500
ILUFFS I LEVEL
Owner offers 3 bdrm, 2 bath home at
$124,900. Available for lease with OP·
tion to purchase. 2007 Baja (Mar Vista
to Bonita) Open Sunday 1·5
llAUTIFUL + IEACH TOOi
One home from Corona del Mar
beach. This exceptional 5 bdrm home
on TWO lots has 6 baths, huge family
room, 4 car garage and much more.
$350,000. 209 Narcissus CdM Open Sun·
day 1·5
. IMVESTOH
We have a variety of fine income pro-
perties availa bl e for your considera·
tion.
YOUU UICE OUI ESP
. . . Experienced SaJes Personnel
759-0811
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759 0811
G>eMf'd . I 0021 hMral I 002
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VA. Hom• BrOker
c•J4Hrt.
646-9898
WOR JU!A.1-l'Sl'ATE
LA•UNA
Map.IOcent ocean vle-
lotl Tbree Arch Bl)': buUd the house of your
dt'eam• in exclualvc,
priva t e community
w/1 u111rded 1ate .
Sl'f$,OOOI
COSTA MESA
Eastslde c harmer 2
BR.. starter or retire·
mentbome. $$9,500!
1 lolboa lay Prop.
Rfflton '* 675-7060.
CUL-DI-SAC
MESA. VERDE 4 bedroom, 2 bath, larae
ram rm centering around
16x36 pool. Shake root.
double nreplace "dinloa
rm. Pnced riaht. Call 546-5880.
·~~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
IY0Wt4ER LUXURY LIVIMG
3 br, 3 ba Big Canyon
Townhome Luxury
features . Dramatic a rchitecture! Tennis,
po o l & Jacuzz i.
Owner/Agent
759°0017
SPACl0"9S
DUPLEX
IRVINE
THE COLONY -Big & beautiful
· Plan 300 w/4 BR. family room, dining room. &C/A. 1 Yr. warranty.
TURTLE ROCK -Super plan III. 4
BR, family room w/exceptionally lre.
lot. Owner wants an offer on this
fabulous home. 1 Yr. warranty.
WOODBRIDGE -New Arbor lake
townhorne. W /lrg. rear yard. sunken
llvinJ rootn & fo~al dining plus 2
master BR suites.
WALNUT SQUARE -Only $58,900
will provide you w /the eX'ceptlonal
, lifestyle only Irvints can provide in
this 2 BR. A/C beauty.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
LANDMARK -4 BR, 2 BA, corner
location, close to beach, schools &
shopping. Exceptional value $84.900.
ALSO
-Call us regarding 3 outstanding lisl·
ings under $60,000.
640-9900
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1-110 JM.iuoHEE fW NE.WPOHJ ULAU~
0,. To Sene Y• 7 p.y. A Weell u.tl
• 7:30 PM.
' 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, GeMf'al t002G......, 1002
patio, fplc; 2 bedrms, 2 ••••• • • ••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••. baths, sundeck, fplc. ______ lllll!ll ____ lm!ll __ _
$175,000. 6"·7270
Golfers Dream
Mesa Verde's m oat
SPECTACULAR home 5
BR, 4 ba, FR, DR. LR,
Spanish 2 story, ~ acre.
The golf course Is your
back yard. Open House
Wed. lhru Sun. 1·5. 1790
Panay Circ l e Ast.
$40-0608
$58,750
Huge ramlly room with
used brick wall and
fireplace. 3 Bedrm. 2
bath, dble car garafe,
new 18' Douahboy poo & filter. All this on a
seel~ street. Hurry,
calJ~S880.
-r. •.. HERITAGE
. REAL TORS
MIWU5Ta..SI
COIOMA D&MAR
Super aharp 2 bdrm. on
40 I\. lot; ioDed ll-1. Im·
mac. Mut 1eet Open
Sat/Sun. l d i. 71' Marleold. sut,soo
DEERl"IELD
#2 Goldenbush, 3 BR
GREENTREE
14691 Deerpark. 3 BR.
4342 Margarita, 4 BR
4141 ReyE!S, 4 BR
4282 Vale, 2 BR
UNIVERSlTY'PARK
#48 Almond Tr~e. 3 BR
17635 ~uoia, 2 BR
THE WILLOWS
14926 l>ohtmy Cir., 4 BR
WOODBJtlOOE
153 W. Yale Loop, 4 BR
184 W. Yale Loop, 3 BR
SANT.A ANA
2502 N. Spurgeon, 4 BR .
$89,950
$87,500
• $94,500
$92,500
$76,500
$112,000
$89,000
m.ooo
OM• cYM MKD COUISI II--
Fantastic long range View of fairway. ·
2 Bdtnl &c den 2 ba Pinehurst model.
Beaut. quality cptng & drapes. Lge
patios. cloeed dbl gar. end unit. Comm
pool. jacuzzi & tennis cts. $18,500 cash
for lease/option moves you in!
61 SEA PINE LN. SAT/SUN 1·5:30
Off Ford Rd. east of Jambor~
11• CANYON TOWMMOe• •t41,000
LovEtly "Greenbrier'• moo el with lge
master BR suite & sitting .rm upstairs
& 2nd BR & bath dn. Lge dinini rm.
LR fireplace with logs, lge patios,
great kitchen. Comm. pool, jacuzzi &
tennis courts. Private area.
See Broker at 61 SEA PINE LANE
NEW HOMl-OCCUPY IN OCTOIR
Unobstructed back bay.Yiew. Be tst to
live in this app:it 2300• of new living in
N.B. 4 Spacious bdrms (incl 2 mstr
suites). 3 Fireplcs, fam rm. formal
DR, fantastic kitchen. redwood
balcony, lge deck. terrific patiQs.
Oversiied 2-car gar. turn-a.round
apron driveway. $220,000.
2317 IRVINE AVE. SUN l ·S:30
HANDSOME HOMI ON UDO S2St,t50
A deligbtf ul home on a lge comer lot.
The f eelinf! is open & the flow is
smooth. North & south patios flank the
LR, other rooms open to patio also. 3
Bdrms Oge mstr suite), 3 baths &
charming den. Beamed ceilings,
frplace. Prof. decorated, quality
cptng, Van Luit _pa}>Elr. All amenities
in kitchen. Lido 1' ~ing includes tennis
cts, pvt beaches. clubhouse.
521 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN SUN 1·5:30
llG CAMYOM -saso.ooo
On 18th tee of Big Cyn golf course! 5
Bdrm custom home w /rough sawn
wood extetior. Unusual architecture.
huge corner site. Lge recreation rm &
study, parklike yard, exotic entrance
to home w/fisb pool & waterfall. In·
formal home. Private community,
22 CYPRESS POINT SAT/SUN 1-5:30
llST 1UY IM IA YSHOllS
$110,900 Fii LAND
B~utiful rustic LR & DR with fireplc
& beam ceiling. BR & den off lg~
courtyd. Huge guest BR & bath over
xtra lge gar + rm f QJ' expansion.
OWMIR
, ANXIOUS
WoodbfldgEJ Arborlake 2 br, 2 ba con·
do. Near lake & beach. Sunken living
rooin, Hpara"' dtnini rm, brE:akf ast rm. Luxury appliances. Beautifully
landscaped private garden. Lstt/Opt. avail,
,Sunday 1().1
Sat/Sunl·S
a•aMNIM• ...
12.U RutJllDd:Rd 12(Wutcliff)NB
"2~ l&t,500 • Sat. 1·5
17932 Bucom, Univ Pane, Irvine
552-7~ $106.000 SuDdayt-5
11 La &:rena: RanchoSanJoaq. Irv.
673-8550 $114,500 Sat.1·5
602 Orchid, Corona del Mar
~ $140,000 Sunday 1..S
31 Tangerine, Irvine
752-1700 $85,900 Sunday 1·5
1951 Port Lock:sleigh, HarbVuHms
675-3411 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•29Z7 Perla, Newport Beach
&f0.8826 $154,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 16 Montanas Sud, RanchSanJoaq
675-6000 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
.
im Part Weytiridft am.Vu), N.B.
_.., '138.900 Sat/&a6WtcL ·
lTlllCottlCIGWOOd <Deane> Irv. -.ueo · iSt• eoo sat/Sull 1.s
1000 atff Drive, Newport Bcb
ltN'ID u;soo sun.1..e ua-.a. (..,talde)Colta Mesa
MNIJl1 --Sat/SW:ll-5 ' 4" LeilWOOd, Newport Helpt.s
540-1151 . Sat tu
88'0 El TuUpan, l'ountaln V11
Ml·ml trl,900 Sund-.v1·5
•2449 Windward Lo., N(ftV}JOrt Be~
96.1-7600 Sun. ~-5
19011 Glenmmt, Turtlerock, Irv.
• 552-7500 $199.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
1836 Port Tiffin (HV Homa), N.B.
6'4-1766 $167,000 Satl-5
302KioP Rd. CCllffHavt:n) N.B.
&U-4910 $275,000 .Sat/Sun 12·6
200 Del Mar, Costa Mesa
841-7171 $75,900 Sunday l ·S •28Aapm~ (Univ. Park) Irv.
752-1414 ~.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~1 Paseode Vega, Trtlrck11rv.
642-823.5 $1~.soo Sat/Sun 12-s
•1979 Port Trinity Cir. OMlml )NB
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5
2128VistaLaredo (Bluffs) N.B.
644-1766 $147,:;QO Sat/Sun 1·5
3582 Fmn (Culverdale), Irv.
552.7500 $90,000 Stmday 1·5
#8 Barlovento, Npt Crest, N.B.
640-9900 Sunday 1·5
1803 Iowa St., Mesa Verde, C.M.
751-3191 $84,900 . Sat/Sun 1-5
187'1 New JfSl'Sey, Mesa Verde, C.M.
751·3l91 S7'1,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2253 COlcate, c.osta Mesa 613-7300 Saturday 1·5
700 Eastuth, Nwpt Heights
642-5200 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1500 AnUgua, DoverShons. NB
642-5200 $272,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1169 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa
546-2313 $77,900 Sat/SUDl·S so. Utica, Hwitington Beach
675-6741 Sun. l-6
2245 Aralia, East bluff, Npt Bch
640-1812 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1•5
•2279Columbia, College Park, CM
556-2660 $79,900 Sunday 1-5.
621 Cliff Dr. (Nwpt Hgts~ N,B.
675-2311 $11'9,900 Sat/. 1·5
•101 Kings Place. Newport Bch 546-8640 $339,000 •Sat/Sun!-5
14291 Waverly, Irvine
752-1700 $79,900 Stmday12 ..
2673Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
546-8640 $95,000 Sat'lSwt 1·5
3611 Pin~. Irvine
752·1700 $89,500 Sunday l·S
3351 Fuschla, Greenbrook. C.M.
645-0303 $93,900 Sat/SUn 1·5
8 Mmt..-ey Circle, Irvine
675-3411 $243,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•llOOSandpiper, CoronadtJ Mar
673-8550 SW,000 Sat/Sue 1.S 118 The Masters Cir., Costt Mesa
645-0003 $107 t~ Sat/Sun 1·5
#34 Rainbow Faus, li'viil~
54M76' . Sat/Sun !·5
• 2305 ~ands, Nwpt Beach
645·7221 $116,000 Sat/Sun l·S
15351 Rmbmore Lo., Hunt Beacb
96.lm67 $19,900 Sunday l·E ~ DJkOta. Costa Mesa '
. ?52-1920 '8',900 , Sund~ 1~
2038 Aliso, Cotta Mesa "
MS-1044/8'75-18*> sat/SUD 1~ ,; ••#12S~Crt.,NwptBUch
-.1111 rza.~ sat1sunt·~
2284 Fordham, <Col.Park>CM
846-1711 .. 900 Sat!Suft 1·5
29272 Oluna, i\tston Viejo
-.1111 f12,500 WI~ ~
.
I -OOM ••l408So. BQfrmt, Bal Is.
675<8000 $515.000 Satl&ml-5
1•&PAMIM•D9C
Newport Beach
&M-208'; 1-537-SUO $1'19,000
Sat/SUD1·5
40t1 Belvectere, Greentree. Irv.
752-ftll su..-· Sat/Sunl.S
3118 PJereiet Ccilta Meea 1
k S8l·T• $81,IOO Sat/Sun l·S
311SLlocoln Way, eo.talrlesa ~ 540-2108 Sat/Sun 1·5
41 Bodeaa B~ (Spyglass) CdM
M4GM> Sat/Sun 1·5 •1.52.4Saodcas~. HarbVuHls, CdM
640-aW $U9,000 Sat/Sun 10.S
22 C)'press Pt. Ln. CBlg Cyn) NB
MM810 "1IO,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5:30
. 17'1 JniMAve., Newport Bch
4M-8961 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2 ltiuiall~ Spyglass, CdM
675-3'11. ,500 Sat/Sun 1.S
5021 c.orkwood, Univ Park, Irv.
675-e>OO $146,500 Sat 1·5
2830 Carob, Eastbluff, NB
675-6000 $152,900 Sat/Sun its
6 • A PAM lM .,,. DIM
22 Point Loma Dr (Spyglass) CdM
64U200 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
,
ROOM FOR
IN LAWS
clole by but sUU indepeo-
:11eint iii tha 3 JIC&r new
dlplex. One 3 bdrm, one a bdnn each wit.ll 2 baths
ancl. double aanae.. Seo
&odA1 ~.500.
~HCLUB Yoa won't be altle ta
ra1M cows but )'Oil can
have fOUl" own n1etable
&ardeo llDd Cruit trees.
When you finish your
ChOi'e9 YCN can =p lilto Uie swimminl witb •
u.sed brick dtcldn1. F..Doulh bedrooma for a u
the farmers helpen, all
for$2Ct,OOO. '
SWIM ~L. 2 Bdrma., 2 baths. den,
rock frplc.. a'bake roof. .1paciou1
gara14t, ~. ,000.
GREENBROOK B"autiful 3 bdrm
home. formal dinbig, family room.
Sunktm livinn room. Brick fl.r&plac1:1. 2 PaUoe $108,.000
' 1002 ..............................................
. .
YUMMM! A llAL NICI ONE. ..
~ 4 ~room· Lusk sinale story in
Eastbtuff. But there's mote to it than
th•t: A sunny and spacious kitchen
has b't:tn added and a formal dining
room is where the kitchen us~ to be!
Snappy, huh? Ther&'S also a beautiful
pool. new carpeting and beautiful wall
treatments. At $188,000, we say
"Xummm! that's a real nice one. .
,., UflliiilVUt: tf()Ml:S
n1 REALTORS•: 675-6000
111 11 2443 East Coast Highway, C'or~11 del Mar
,1111 also m Mesa Verde, at 64G 5990
oJ J. ~~~~~~~=~~--~~! JI -1111;
".
~ Walk r.r t; lee
4 BIG ONES!
Here's your beat 4
bedroom buy in M"a
Verde. Bonua leaturet
:Ef:p
COATS -~ WALLACE
RE:.AL lSTAl E 11'.JC ----
ll/2 y..,.. Mewl
• Open House Sat/Sun: 209
Pearl Ave. Nr Collins Ialand. 4 BR, 3BA, rea'dyl _____ .... __ _
to move In , Available at
$37$.000. Call nowl
CENTURY 21
W-...liGll:ttate
640.1357
FU'-H ' T l
OLSON
assf)ciatcd
I• .. •
-----
ESTAT£
OH THE 11.UFFS
Fabulous ancl unique
Harbor Estate. Almost
o/, of an acre rtabt In
90\lltl e»8l H.B. Room for
everythlna. 4 BR's, 2t..
baths. Large family
Ete1untly decorated.
Small exctuslve, custom
Utah orea . 8KR 5»131.L '
lll the Calltonda Homes
ollrvtMU .. UU.,.._4
bedroom family born•
that bu bifli completely
\lparaded tbrou11tout.
Hu a eomfortable cov·
end patio, IJid tlM boin• bu been taatefull)' de·
corated In earthtoneJ.
Aaklq sr1,aoo. Call to-
day few deUlls and appt.
tow ~
DOWN
i with V/t tennal Great S
Bedroom CelUor11ta
Helmet OwMr muat sell now I OnlY f15.fl00, Call RED CARPET, 754-uoa
RAMCHRIALTY ~=·!~u!'.:12 briqe, well lOcated, aclJ 551·2000 bdrma, 2 bat.bl, fam rm., rec $92,500. 5'7·7044; twe paUo.'POOI I& par1t 1_m._-_J215 _____ _
RIDUCID nearby. VEllY SHARP! DEANE X.iDittft o
Tbll ls a 1~ •"4 uil llt/8lul 1-'Plfi 4! ~
Yes, the ownen are w~ol&IUlc~·~ .. Ba,l)C)ol•ape.AlrCond. u-YMco.---.,...mlllll\ lot. .,_, d•· =~AJ!~rt~z:' J~~ UALTOI llJ.0434 cor'd• 1110,000. 8)'
rine. 4 bedroom home in Woodbridre Creeklld• owrwr. i51.cMM
beautiful Culverdale. WU.lows 4 bedrm cbooM 'nJRTLltROCK
Cloee to park, pool, eo&on MCMm'7siu.ooo t cu'& afford 2 bom-. school and convenient to · • .... freewav. Now a1lcln1 Woodbrl"-. 3 BD 2 BA Must HU hnmac 4br. " ""'....:..-..... TbOusanda below mrkt. $88,SOO. cau for appoint· tllVlldmoor patlo home, $118,000 firm, lncld ... ment IQl"CeOUI inside and out. tand If • b uuj
SUZ,900. OWnet 551-403t .tuci, Ct ~~~J1051
lmmac. Turtle Rock 3br. • "'
By owner. $111,950. PllVATICOIMll
.. m.2227. <>pen Sat/Sun IN D•M.D
UHIYIRSITY P ilk
$94.950
Excltln1 Edinburg
model townhome w/3
bdrm.. family rm. 2~
bathe. Huge backyard
Wi brick patio" nrepll.
Waterfront Hornes
831-1400
PRJC~~ooo ID =r~~:::.
-ly \IS>ltaded tbrou.Cboiat.
On this beautlCul 2Br, a beautiful bedrooms, 2Ba Warmin&lQD Condo. separate family room
Pl1&n B. W !fully up· with fireplace, beautUul·
1raded cpta/dr.-. Owner I)' ~aped front le re·
•ll· 540-7766 • ar, instde laundry room.
WOOOIRIDCH ==old 1mt PRESCOTT
Ll.!l Woodbrld1e home. 5
BR, or 4 BR + den.
Overahed lot. fullf landsc. JdeaJ for pool. Ab
uprded. Mexican paveh
ORA .... a.EWOOD me. A!C. Liv, din, rma. a .,.. BA. 3 Car 1ar. Nr. park.
·Walk to lake. S11i-.JOO ,
in beautiful Irvi ne Brkr/Ownr 552·021, IYOWMB
Grov•ol Jrvlne. A great 835-3535 1 UnlVerslly Park, bright, 2 bedroom home with a --e .. DEN. central AIR CON· BESTBUYlNJRVINE wOODBRIDGI!: 4 br alry, neat H a pin
DITlONING. AND THE f100 1q ft, pool, 4br, 3ba, Broadmoor. Wd . far· Decorator Interior. 3 BR,
GREATEST OF com· Jormcllarm,Jivrm,fam quet tln, •"'>' crtyd. 2~ Ba, fanM'm,-nearly
m11nll)t racilltiell. Also rll,J\. bl• bonus rm. U.ted wJfouotala. Slot.ooo. n~w c rph le ·drp1 .
convenient to the new wJbrk at $U17,500, this _aN431 _______ ..., 0Yetmieid'eara1~•/loti
I 042 Hmtaae p~r.k with lliht· wknd onty by owner at or cabinets. Sprinklers.
ed t.enm,11 courts. pool etc. •·"°· 551·5186
Now only $88,500. TurtJerock by owner.
Spacious Plan Ill. 4 BR,
2~ ba, Jee fam·rm, 3 car
gar. Beyer can recarpet
bouae at owner's ex· penae, Choice comer Joe,
near pools ls·i parks.
Beautifully landscaped.
C.11833-mJ rorappt. .I
RANCH REALTY
551-1000 DMMIHOMI
UNlVERSl'J'Y PARK
MIMt.ISTATE IY OWMIR Two tty hme, w1a 8r 2'~
1 7R1E4/AIL4TJ.11'!C7.1 Very larae park like lrYM I 0•4 Con~ .. Park. bl\ by S&s. Ba. Fam Rrn, AIC, prof • "' yard with Doll House. Lath" pluter. Lo assoc. lndsclld, ext up1rades, r=~~~-==~~ .Fantastic location. All ....................... dues Wi poola • parks. top loc. Beeulilul !
terma. UV, IN DllRFIELD Beaut. 4 br. 2 ba home $131>,900. For appt, call • Co•~-.4.,..x 'SCOTTROLTY A 1uper •harp 2 bdrm. wtllle roof. Newly de· 55,M9eOM·FaflllPM ~~. t~:~~ Ftf.1~~"'~~5~3~~~7~5~l~J~~~I :.~~a~rm:;:ep..~~ ~.?r:k ~ lndscr. Verz LUSK PLAN 1. price 1186,0IM»?i I-f l o o r c c-v e r l n a 1 ... >' • w pa ° CO\· Reduced MOOO. Lowest
r.reatlvelnvmment.s llAUT. VILLA lhroUfhout. Fantastic dOI run. saa.ooo. O~en price in Turtlcrock PAC"'C paUo, landsceplna. Only Sat " sun. 14971 At el. Highlands. $144,950.
BY OWNtJJ. cor. 3 Br, $77,900 552·5546 THE IRVIMI RIALTOR
21,. Ba condo. LI• mutr • DFllD'-fly Sharp Colooy 4 Br 2 Ba 7SZ..2000
auit.e. Frpl m LR. l Ml to Fam Rl"D, 3 blka to pvt
beach. 3 Pools, jacuzd, comm pool, bghted ten·
aauna, tennis. $19,900. ~:1::·•· Dy owner.
"2"7108 after tprn or
OpiiG Sun 1..S t711 Verde Mat. At Brookhunt &
Hamilton. ··
COrtHAV!M
Duplex Pit.it guest st11d.lo.
Enjoy Old WqrJd charm
ol Corcna del Mer. Walk
lo beach Ii shops, tennis
• rec. center. Invest n~w. enJoy forever.
fill4,500 ••
•49M057•
YllW·SH,950
180 De1ree view over
Leasure World; beautiful
1....;;.;_,._,_~----1 ll bdnn .• 2 b•U\ coado, aU
on one floor; adult area.
Move In fut! IMYISTMEMT
C>PflOITUHITY
Excellent Motel in the
heart of Laguna. Xlnt
«>Oditlon. Larace PQOI &
'recr,aUon area. Short ~~:!!~~~:::: wall( to beach. For in· _
formation call: RMft'aleatty
;11~~~~~~1 49+56]1 499.2100
AICH HACH HTS
2 BR, 2 BA. den w 180
dearee bluewaler view.
Pool, terraces, & many
deeorator items. 2920Aluander Road
OPENSAT&SUN l ·S
$215,000
I
/_ ........ ruo fARPIT
1; •
COSTA MESA
1 OFFICE, apt &: 4 BR
house. Xlnl locollon
Great potential
$195,M~M down. ,,
2000 sq.P.T.
OPFICl ltUILDIHG
Just otf Newport Blvd ..
with •dJa~ot R-2 lot & 3 . er :a e. bouae. Amp
parking. Owner wlll lake1.....,...:..-.............. ....ft ..... .....--1
~e lh trade ror down.
STEPS TO BAY, 3 BR.
l aba,dio1'm,£rpl,gar.
2 patios Ii earden $42$ 328 sapphire, 644·09$4
BAYFRONT. 2 Br. 2ba,
Pier beach. Vrly $695.
Wlnter $595, 123 E .
Bayfront (213)478·3577 daya or <'7H 1675·7985
wknd
• I
,.
....... Offlc" 1 flONTH FREE .Full Mtvice. No lea•e re-q'd.-ioo-eou 1q. n. Plenty
of parklna. 2082 s. E. Bri•lol •St, Newport
Beach. 557·7010 {
JuST COMPUTIO
·F\all MrVice olfices, <112
to an •·'· > Jrv Ind Comp&ex, clbr. decor, re. ~ ceptionl.t, secr•t•l'J,
llel'OJC, bl uepiat. mall Ir
colCee 1crv. Formal con·
ference rm & lounge,
1'"rn/Unfum, avail dal· tr.mo/molM.~5
I J
. ....................... .__ __ ........ ___ _ ••••c•• .. • 5100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
***
Helrf'N•rlck
24851 La1ui Sbore
Ell'oro
You are tM winner "ol .. YlcletS ,...,.. '""".._ ....
IUSIOY
Mi Cua, 1• Main
..... Apply daU)', l
ti1SPM.fft-8100
CHEF-Part tame'
Newport Beach area
tall 8»3819 an tPM
CHEPS for new top quall
t7 lunch and dlnne house. Seafood & ateaka
Send Resume: MKT
Campua Dr. fl N.B
~.
CllW
MAHA611S
Self motivated in-
d1vkluala to run student
crews Mlllnl tbe DalJy
Plliot. Work J:OO to 9:00
p. m. Top earnln11. It you
aeek $200 to S400 per
week., call 6*4100
Needed Now
4HW.•St .. U.
991-1063
HOTB. A/UC·CU(
Pref. exper. in credit
card bl1Ung. Contact
Murlel Ji'ranke, Newporter Inn,
114/844·1700 ex\ 51t.
EOE. • $ ,
•MllMCAI.
llCB'TIOHIST
bu.1 Dr's ued respon,
ener1etlc, person
w/front Ole exper. 'O Hrs
wk, benefits Call
9*3803.
Appl1 at MO& L11un1
Hilla ll&ll. W"1D• WU..
UDIOSHACK
A TANDY CORP. E.O.E
We have openings for a few select in·
dividWlls who possess hlcbest intefri-
ty. prof esslonal appearance ind d&-
aire for success. Applicants must feet
comfortable in prime areas such as
Big Canyon. Spy1las1, Corolla del
Mar, Linda Isle. Lido Is~ ai1d other
prestigiuos communities. Interview
by appointment only. ...
IWllll\ll)C)OI ran1e, lull atze, Eaaliah Sheep Doa, male Iara• ov~. 10 mo. old. Beat orrer •ssa-OOM 588-8218 ........,. ______ _
VOCA.DO G.£. Washer Great Dane.Harlequin
Sec'y w/bookeeplu exp
Prr, 3dya wk. 8-5. lrvin
Ranch Farmer's Milt,
838-2851 Wm. L. Pereira Assoc.
Service Sta. Niabt Attend MacArthur At Ford Rd
2 Or 5 nllea a wk, Apply, CoronadelMar
Shell, 17th• Irvine, NB 714/8"~
Service Station Atten .. 1--------,--
dant, exper'd. Day ac
REFRIGERATQR·clean, WILDB ex. cond .. 14 cu h, copper
MacGreaor Yacht Corp. cotor. S165. $48·8980 SHIP /KECEIYIM~ 1631 Placentia, C.M. 1--------1 We neec\ C2) p /time peo---------Was he r & Dry e r ,
pie for our ore in Costa '-(J/0/ Wbtrlpoo11 bvy duty, Mesa. Some typln• & ~ hrvat eola, 1 yr old.
phone correap. Hrs SacrificeS39S.
needed 12-' or 1·5. CaU WESTEM PACIFIC Adminl 21cuft. aide by
for im.ervlew, aide refrf1. w /ice maker THI LOOK PEAIONNa SERVICE.S & cold water dispenser. 4
644-6100 2DIC>2 Brookhunt year1 old. Avocado '350. Ste 'JJr1. Huntinaton Bcb '716-2275
SJLK Screen Pressman,. 17114) ~ able to prinl mulU·color1--V-------Seara wuber S50
setu111. 4 Day week. Call Women att trne's for ~~ 1~°!!'·
9'7t-7880. metal fabrtcaUon work, ----'""-------i
SPRAY PAINTER
Helper, 13 yrs or older,
mutl have car. 718-8749
STIMO
Typln1 llO, lb 80. Varied
ore d\IUa. Irvine area.
Call lot appt. 540-7639. £.O.E.
StOctc boy, part lime.
Must be 18 years.
4llM-0'161 ---------
tun1e or call.
N1tall. Fox1t Develop· ment C«p. 305 J7th St
Hunttn.1ton Beach 5.18-2581
Swimmlft1 PGOl service
MM •am.d. Mal tyne
pickup truek, WUJ tralp.; tau a1t epm.197440.
female pup. 5 weeka old.
•••
S.IOMMt.el
29815Andrea Way
La1una Nl1uel '
You are the winner ol
4TlcbtttotM '" ........... Festl•GI
Family Entertainment
OcL laftd2
Woodbrtd1e In Irvine
(Culver Dr. al
SAT/SUN·l127l Jullp Lo.1----..,.--....,..--1:---------:-1 <Wamu & Goldenwest
off Tucana acrou Wlo·
tepbr\11 School, H.B.)
Furn, baby
ilAllAM COLT
Grey yurtln1. Very
ctosslc. 1st Place, Clua
A Show winner. Terriq to qualified buyer. Call
t714) 628·9248 evea or
" CAS BBQ lriJI $25. Cblld 's ·desk and chair m. 3'
l)au top coffee ta.
le 125. a• aftlflc1al plant
lth vase t2$. Two 75'
1arden hou, new, SS · uch. Ontt man rub~r
... ·raft, likll new~. CroqQet
,I• game with cart. n11w
' $7.50, ~17(
~LECTROVOICE 205
"' microphones, n(IW $25,
:1.i willaellseparat.tily. SCM
classic 12 typewriter $25.
Htiav¥ duty boat trailer
winch with post $25. 50
• AMP &Xt«ln.Slon cord 100'
.. Jong $2:5. Rand NcNaJly
'"'" globe with Atlas Sl5.
,., M agnacord d lctatlon
type tape recorder $25.
• Nikonos llabtmt!ler case
• S15. Storage bench kit
• $10. Marine Items.
,.. anchors, compasses ,
, •11•llghta $5-$25. Electrical
.... builders hardware $1
{. :per pile. 846-«>33
, '72 Mazda parts 5·$25 .
• • Ford Muatang rHr end
$25. Cbevelfo 12 bolt rear
41nd $2S. VW front axle
and whetil1 $25. '86
.Mercury part• ~-szs.
• Cadillac. AM·FM radio
$20. Nf:w Muatang
,radiator $25. Ford disc
brakti aet up $25. '66
Corvair parts $5·$25.
-
1!46-tlMl
.~ T.RUNDLE bed and mat·
..l , treas $12. Marble coffe .._, .. table $25. Two rosewood
_.chair• $20 each.
• .Rosewood corteff tabl
'· jZS. Delk .SlO. Dresse ;~ $25. 673·4544 Balboa ..... Island
;2 RALEIGH. A1ukl.
·~ aollfast 10-apet:dl, 1 .• rramt:S and whet:! S2
-· each. Additional wheel
SS·UO. Ktln~or
triheater el11ctrlc $15.
Welding eJ..ctrodJ, 25pds
SlO. B&W TV SlS .
Fiberglasa boat material
SU. PhotO equipment,
PURE 'BRED RABB
FOR BREEDING $) ea
S.9185
SADl>l.E~A(K
BMW
..
\.'. I 000
t1 1 .I I. I \
I' I I. I,.
1 •u,.,·, ,, a11t,,urt•.
I
S4ttt ..
C•1l1ndMtn
:aoo1 E. l.ltSA~
9735
mi rile le
rY1 a zda .. _ ~
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, .. .. r·.
' .
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/'11'1 IOU Vlt 1<> 11\'"i, ( J/ \
• II I / 1 , ' 'f} .J
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:1J' , :'1 . 9 •
• 1 • • ,. •• ' '
,'( ! I o J <. ,j of ' ! I ~
MBZ CWlic 'IC 300SE, $
pau Cpe. Hu beld u In·
veatmeot. Loaln1 saorap. Beaut. cream,
red leather. ba.r1aln.
f1,950.~
• • • •
llJ/ I 7"NJJI
·73~
210la401 . .,
Auto, power ateerlna.
Stereo, air (showroom
cond1Uon> 480 G PQ
$1995.
Harbour V.W
I t : , ,I ,
• • • ,..
~~~= :gfi
: JIJ/6 lf/tflo!lll
• ..
it 1976 Pouche 912 E. •
Yellow/'l'an, 5 sp. *' Jt Blaupunkt All·F¥ •
it Stereo cau-e"'9, 15" *
• poliabed Alloys, Bra. * .,. Beat offer. Aak for * ti Bryan. 6'5-131'7
it
at '75srrrPIU
it Fae. hardtop, Lo mi.,
,. XLNT cood. l Call on our
,. Custom Jl'ln. Plan.
• (583NXR) • * *
'71BUS,
Body & eng. in xlat cond. __....:__ ____ ..:..;;.....;._. $2,600. 536-7148
"76 COIOLLA . Auto. ,, ...... llOIOflf •• , co114ltllon1111. AM "Cito. ~--~ .... lo ID CW1C>a 11 _.. __....,, ,,.ll'Qltl. "* Good ~ .,..,,
'74 SUPER Bug. A/C.
AM/FM, 8-t:rk, reblt eng.
bst ofr. 810·5190 e>r
71B-5915
'68 vw. 8-track, runs but.
needs work. $400 or ?
Dave. 846-7051or979-3763
'73 VW Sqbaclc 412. AM·
FM atereo, new paint •
good c:ondJtion. $2215.
Mf.2789 ~57'17
truCI 11!1.&CTiON
U Et>CAKS -"-caata • ror )"OUI' \'W P~•d for or Dot Cal
Klillt or J errr
808 WlTIIAM YW
Wcstm ler .A\l.f, 113.m1orm-1110
'10 VW f'aatb.-ar.lc , ~ t
appre«.·111tt' MWll ull 1m
t:r1'd SJ m Wll41 -----------'11 VW t'1tmper. Xlnt intr. mo 1(5 Sta Wan. Xlnl
Ql1i. tr"n.'· ~ or bei.t CWMI. AM·FM r11d1als olr 831 2331 _ SllOU ofr. S:.U ,
8h1 to Swtdcn: M1>t · t-1 ·13 Volvo Fastback. Im·
'i>7 VW cmpr, ms &d, nd maculale cond Like :S~rk ~1 .200. bat ofr. ~. lll0().14a 0158'
. , -X~ln --d '70 Volvo 1800. A/C, II
12 \' W liu:o l con · track •tereo. ad cond. AM FM i.tueo. S22SO. !ltluat aacrifl<'c $3500.
:54572439·5 V'J60632ans 645·12116•\laiwk.nd
·12 VW, blue <'On\l•rl 14 142. A 1c , •uto.
AM FM Good cond AM1 FM Xlnl. cond.
12400. Call 960 4~1 Beat offer, muat aell 1
M2·44-41 '12 VW BUG Xlnt. mech.
cond. Cln. S2l00 or beat
olr. Must sell. MB· l:M6 af\ Autos. UMd
5:30P~f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----• Gwral HO I
71 VW Bus:. aunrf, aiood ••••••••••••••••••••••• mechcond.
975.7234 art 6PM
1970 vw Bug . eood
mechanically cond. $1000
or offer. 631·2092 doya or
979-6247 eves.
IN THE
IRVINE AUTO CENT ER
Sa!es. Service & Leasing
'77 CLEARANCE
NOW ON
NEW CAR TRADE-INS
'T7 DATSUM "'
4 cyl .. 5 apeed.
AM/FM radio, lo
l'tlllMQe. (646SLRl
'""' tqUA-ACIC
.. ft)etd. ()(VJ012l
Ml\>tON \ll/1(',MPc}litf\
. ' .
~JI 1'41! 4'1', '104
'78 El Dorado. Musl sell. '811 Coutar. orig owner,
Lomi,5yrwnty.$8800or clean. auto. air. 51650.
bstofr. 6'4-4555 837-5176
'68 Fleetwood, SS,000 68 Colijlur. needs puinl.
orielnal miles Sl050 hus new tires. brakes &
675 2866675-8688 trans Sl600 646-81-19
'76 El Dorado. lmm11c. M Couj(ar XR7. stereo,
Lo ad ed. S i I v e r auto. AC, PS. PB, S735
w/match'& Int. 22,600 ml 642·9482
~.
S515'107 Dodge
··············~········
9935
1973 Maven~k. VII xlnl
rood. tape player. S1800
or orr. 768-031-1
.
On approved credit 38 month
open end lease Cap amt
s 10.oe1 98 Lease-end residua!
S8988 85. Total 1st mo pmt
S581 47 (incl 1st mo. condition
dep S200. license lee S213)
Tot1I amt of pmts incl tax
$806492 (Ser 7W84F813931) •
THIS WEEKEND (FRID~Y-~ATURDAY·SUllDAY)
EASY CIDll TERMS
EU ore·s MOST SUCCESSFUL CAR
. IM HISTORY IS MEREi
THE MEW 1978 MODELS
ARE MOW ARRIVING . . FIESTA AT OUR DEALERSHIP ALMOST DAILY •
ALL REMAIMIMG 1977 MODELS MUST GO! .
BY FORD WHILE THEY LAST, GET TOP
DISCOUNTS OF THE YEAR OM
THESE BRAND NEW '77 MODELS. ..a...& ~ for a ~4atety MW ......... • 1'..t '111"1 .... ._.,I I
... CfIT pet foe ••C•·
IT'S DYM-0-MITE OM A
90-IMCH WHEELBASe!
a·1G SELECTION
22 ~INTOS • 24 GRANADAS
3 MUSTANGS • 2 MAVERICKS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 8 THUNDERBIRDS 8 LTD H's
15 LTD's • PLUS ALL 177 TRUCKS,
VANS, AND RV VEHICLES.
56599
175 THUNDERBIRD
V-8. arto. trans., factory air. ClOndttloning, full
power, AM/FM lter90 radio w/tape, Matw.
vlnyt roof. 8PMd control. tilt stMrtng wheel.
Uc. te12LXH Stock t2a83.
s5599
'73 THUNDERBIRD
-8, 9&1te. trana.. factory air conditioning. full
~. AM/FM stereo nidio Wit.,. deck, heater, \ilnyt roof. Lie,: t122HPZ Stock 12888.
'2999
OTHERS
'7SMERCURY
MONARCH GHIA 2 DI. v-e. auto. trana.. fldoly air cc>ndltJonlng,
l)OW9f' MeerinD, POW9I' dltc bnic9a. SIOMf wlndOW&. AM/FM stereo radlO w/tape, helter. vtl\Yt toOf. Uc. I025MXA &toClk '2914.
53899
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
. FROM FOID MOTOll CO. OF
1977 Models
'77 LTD LANDAU
4DOOI
V-8. auto. trans .• factory air oondltlonlng, full
pcwer, AM/FM stereo radio. heater. vtnyt roof.
Landau top. tilt tteerlng wheel. speed control.
with ~ox. 8.76e mil ... Lie. f233RFB Stock
12923.
55799
'77 LTD 112 DR.
v;.a, auto. trant.. air conditioning, power
steering. PoW9" dlec braQs. radio. heater,
vlnyt roof. Uc. t270RSD Stook t2918.
54799
177 MAVERICK 2 Dlt e eyt., auto. trans .• factorv air oonditloning.
P<>W9" atMring, rldio. h•atw. Lie. •ae&RF8
Stock 12938.
53699
171 LTD II WAGON
V-8, auto. trana.. factory air ool\dltiontng,
p0wer steering. power dlac brak... 1'8dlo,
heat«, tug. r.ctc; .· ~ doOr loelca. approic.
4,507 mtea. l:lc. t« 1 RSO Stock t204S.
s5399
-OTHER~
'14MERCURY
COINtAID7 v.a, auto. trant • ftlctory 8'r concHtlonfno.
power ttwtng. ~ dltc ~ pow9r'
Hat, l'ldk>. helttt, 'flnyt root. .UC:. ttOOHSU
8tockl2859
$9Ulll WAGOM
V·8, auto. trans.. factory air oondltlonlng,
pcwer steering. power disc~. radio, S,TATIOM WAGON
heater. lug. rack. Lie. #tl30LXH &rock 4 cyl~ 4 l?Md. air oondltlonlng, radio. heater.
f1007B. tow mileage approx. 19.140 mJIH. Lie.
$ 3 3 9 9 J318PKE Stock f2995.
'75 MERCURY
MOMTEGO MX STA: WGN.
V-8. auto. trant .• ar2:eondltlonlng, pow•r
steering, power disc btaktt. i11dio. heeler, luo.
raci<. Uc. t383LWS StOc~ 2774.
'75TORINO
STATION WA&OM
V-8. al.Ito. trant.. fectOrY air c;;ond1tionlng,
power .steering, rldlo. heater. I~. r.ac. Lie.
t379MDX StOd< l3020.
'3099
~OTHER~
171 MERCURY
COU.AaXl7 V9' l&llQ; Wft8., tectory <llr C!Ohdltloftlnt. ~ ~ ~ dfec .,,.... pow9I'
WlndoWI, AM/FM :at..-.o CHH"9 r9dlo,
hH(tr, wtn,t roof UC. '8llOLK ~..,,
53299
'73 PINTO
. s9u11E WAGON
4 cyl .. auto. trans .. radio, heat•r. l ie.
f 12-4HSX Stock 12968.
s2099
'7 4 MERCURY' CAPRI e cyt., 4 IOMd. tKtory air conditioning, ridfO, heater. Uc. f&16WX Stock t3044. .
52999
'74 DATSUN 1210
2DOOR
.. ieyt ......... ndlo. hMter. UC. fMIJJU
890Ckt21A.
'2999