HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-09 - Orange Coast PilotWhere Have All the Oranges Gone?··
TllYCIA CY QI ............
did ull th oranges co?
quesuoo, the theme of l t ' et•s Chamber of Commerce~
epoaaored Orange Co~nty
Economic
Outlook
Confer,nce, d?'e~ an
nawer from
only ~of 11
~onfereoco
epeaten. a.ANCY
.. My company has tiad
aoru~ to do with where all
SOurH CHARLESTON, W. Va.
CAP> -The mysterious cookie ~ady ol the Vietnam war, wbo
.sent care packages to thousands
ef servicemen, says loneliness
as pl'Ompted her to reveal who he is. 1 Miriam Ann Jackson said she fwa.s the one who sent batches or
cookies, fruit cakes and letters to
,more than 2,SOO Vietnam
servicemen. She said she found
their names through newspaper
listings but never revealed her
identity. •
Along with the baked goodies,
each serviceman got a form
Jetter saying, "I am an old maid
and have quite a bit of spare
tJine. l like to use this time
writing letters and baking
·cookl far my 'boY$' Jn the
service." It was sitn8d .. Aunt .. m."
wbO to l1er JJo$t ~·
fie box ddress would cet
Ailoth£t Jett and mo~ bated
oo'ds, arid their names woe put
nt9 records at her South
harleston home.
Begiorung io 1966, she seot
ore than 2,500 letters, and
eceived responses from 562
ervicemen -3SO or them from
est Virginia. She said she sent
ore than 3,000 dozen coOkles
d cakes and spent about $7,000 .
.. I don't know where I got tbe
dea," she said. "I wanted to
send letters to soldiers during
(SeeCOOKIE, Pase A!)
A Tustin 'tirl who suffered
UJtJple injuries when the car in
bieh isbe was a pasHnger left
e road and overtumed ant.be ~area rema.aned in criUcal
eonditioo Saturday night lD Santa ·1'ustln Community Hoepital.
' Doctors contloued to treat
nnller Ellen SboWalter, 1182
Hyde Park Road, for fractures
and bead and chest Jnjurles abe
Uttered . wbeD • car driven by
Stephanie Lynn Degennaro, 16, . ·or Santa Ana, crashed near the
Jntenection of Crawford C1Ptyon
Boad ad Newport Boulevard.
CallfOmta Hipway Patrolmen
Aid M1s4 Degennaro and David
Lawrence Ontiveros, 18, of
Tustill, were dead when officers
readied the acene. They said t1'te car was ttavcllnc at high speed
when tho driver lost control.
.
the oranges went tn t.b.ls county, ..
offered Beitjamin F. Blaectni.
chairman, Southern Paeiftc Company.
SIJNltA~ s1•1~t;IAI . ·
Since 1854, he said~ the Clll!l
bich used to be known as a rallro~ company has developed
industrlal parka on l,3$S ~res 1n
and adjacent. to Orange County.
Those parks now contain 120
companies and,.employ more
than 4,000 worke?J.
''Our history since 18619 'bas
been one of prom0Un1 and enhancing industrial and
aaricultural erowth in • frontier
land," Billfti,DJ. continued.
"These efforts have broqht a
great popuJaUon and a treat
-- - -
economic base to Califorrua and
to the West," he said.
Tbe only other speakers ad-
dresam, Orange County's orange
erovc issue were keynote
·speaker Joan Irvine Smith and
fellow Irvine Company Director
· lloward Marguleas.
Mrs. Smith said in li1'ht of the
company's studies which may
lead to expanded agricultural
production on the Irvine prj'.>perty
she preferred to address "Where.
will all the oranges 10?"
Then she and Al arguleas
discussed the uae of drip
irritatloo met.bods to tum Irvine
Ranch hillsides into acrea of
or anaes, avocados and other
crops.
Otherwise speakers at
Thursday's conference, which
drew about 1,000 business and
government leaden, discussed
topics raoaing from the St"iP of
.California economy to energy
issues to so-called "no growth"
pb.11060phies.
Assembly Speaker Leo
McCarthy (D·San Francisco)
David Got~tein, Seattle, does a fiip off a
portable slope Saturday at the Orange
county ski sllow. Other deD.lPDStrations
feature fashions for the slope and the social
scene at ski resorts. The event, sponsored
by the Balboa Ski Club, continues today
from tioon to 6 p.m. at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa ~esa.
..
Boost Due ·for Energy
WASHINGTON CAP) Capitol Hill, frantically
Democratic leaders p1ao to ,live searcbinl for new ways to'.keep
Pre$1dent Cartei"• allin1 ~ the plan alive, are pinnin1 their program some intensive cate hopes this week on what is
after a •eek in which a rebellious sometimes called the third house
Senate .nearly finbbed tho job of ot Congress -a House-Senate
killlna it. , \ conferenu committee -to pull
Adminlalrat.ion allies on at least part of the plan tbrougb.
But few expect the final resqlt
to be anything like what
plan for continued price controls,
even though the ~ato voted for
a ri1'al 1plan to lift the price
. restrictions.
Stan1in,a Noted
Is Thia Seat Takenl
President Carter envisioned
when he uked Congress last
April 20 to Join him in a battle
asainst an enerey cl'iais be
termed ''the moral equivalent or war."
Conferenc6 commiUeea are
named wbe ever bills on the.
same subject pass the House and'
Senate in dltlercnt forms. Tbe
committee, made up of an equal
number ol members from each
House. reconcile the differences and produce a compiomiaeblll.
-Letting the Senate pass an
energy tax bill that contains none
of Carter's tax plans in hopes
conferees will produce a
compromise tax package
tailored to win both Senate and House approval.
At •eek's end, the President's
enercy proposals, which had
salted 10 easily 'hroueh the
House last August. were, in the
words of Sen. Abraham A.
Riblcoff (D-Conn.) ••tn a shambles."
Senate Dcmocratlo leaders
have devised these two atrategiea, both tnvohins
coritwence commiUee1, to try to
1alvago aomo of the natural 1u ~,:C and tax porU of the dcnt'•PI :
-The pcctct1 nmnln to tbG natural as eonf rence
comm t.t of m Jo tr of
'1 °" tor ho are rmplltJlCIU_1c to 's
As the Senate delivered final
blows to the nontaX portions Of
the plan, its Finance Comtnittee
was busy klllln1 off the
remainint tu pl"Oposila. IJUle
of Carter'• plan wu left
standing. Carter's plans to keep
price lids on nawral au and to
force utJUti to revise th r nte
struttures •ere tho la ' senate casualUes.
Earlle\'. the Senate did
approve some or tbe minor
enei-a conservation meuuns
pi-oPoSt;d by tho Presiden!.' bul
made a mlJor mocUficaUon ln bis cow-con 1 Proaram..
GY,Pai AZ~
catled for Improved
c.ommunlcatlon between
business, labor, environmental
6.Dd government eroups.
McCarthy said be WU "tired at
ifsteningl' to government of-
ficials refer to tb• so-called evilS
of business and business leaders
discussin1 what they call evils of
go\(fmment.
"Unless we cut throuah that
nonsense and develop clear liner>
of communication we will not be
doine the Job we should be·
doins," McCarthy said.
Government took ita share of
knocb from bU$bless apeatera
at the Anaheiin Conventloo .center conterence.
Cosm.onauts
MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet
UniC11 launcbed into orbit today 1
Soyui 2S spacecraft with two 1 cosmonauts aboard for joint
experiments with the Salyut 6
space station launched SepL 29,
the Soviet news a&eney Tass reported.
An official announcement said the spaceship commander, Lt.
Col. Vladimir Kovalenok, 35, and
the fli&ht engineer, Valery
Ryumin, 38, were "feeling well."
It was the fnt space flight for
both men.
Western experts bad been
predictin1 a Sovlet space
1 um man or next to
• mark tbeeotb 1Dniven1.r1 ol the
Bolshevik Revolution on Nov. 7.
It was not known what Jll'Ojeeu
the new filght will include, but
speculation bas centered on
space walks or major new
scientific experiments in orbit.
The last manned Soviet space
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Rwidtedl of persona marched
from the White House to tbe
CapitOt throu&h a ~ rain
Saturda.y to Pt"Otest a COc.art de-; clalon which. stfoclt down a
min«ity adm.lsstoli• program at
the Uni• tty of California.
Near tW end of their walk, tile
demonstratcn marched around
the Supreme Court; where the
justices will bear ariumenta
Wednesday on the cue, cllled
"University ot California
Re1enta ver1u1 Allan Paul Bakke." .
Tbe Callfornla SUpreme Court
ruled tut year that Bakke. a
white man, wa.s the viet.Un of
racial discrhninaUon because he
was denied admission to the
University of Califomla at D•Vls
M~cal School.
Bakke successfully araued
that the school 'a special
admissions program, •hicb re-
served 16 ot the 100 openings in ea eh entering· cl us tor
disadvantaged s'u~ilnta, was really a racial quota that S)Jaeed
less qualJiied blact, Hispanic
and Asian-American studetlts
·ahead of biin.
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OAKIJAND PROTEST
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DOTTIE HU_NNEl.L, LEFT, PAM MclOUGHLIN
Cost.l Mcs.1
Cheering Up Brings Generous Tip
A $594 tip left by a customer at a Costa Mesa coffee shop
left one waitres::; "laughing and crying at the same time "
Dottie Hunnell und Pam .McLoughlin, both of Costa Mesa.
ere tM reclptenta of the geoeroslty of a man tMy took the
time to cheer up when he dropped into the Kona Lanes Cof
fee Shop m the middle or the night early last week "l felt
kind or sorry for the guy because he looked so sad, .. said
Mrs. McLoughlin, "You could tell he was upset about
somethlne." said Ms. Hunnell. She said after a few hours, the
man, known only as Bill, gave her $100 and told her to split il
with Mrs. Mc Loughlin. When he left, the two found $494 on the
table Chuck Markuhs, owner of the shop, ran outside to
return the money. but Bill refused it. Mrs. Hunnell used her
share to payoff a debt and contribute to a church.
Holdup Foiled,
2 Spend Night
In Deep Fr_eeze
Two employes of a Costa
Mesa restaurant are
probably a little more
thankful today for sunliaht
and wanntb. They spent
one. Di.gilt Jut week Jn a
deep freeze at Dick
CHurcb'.s Restaurant.
William Steveq Jones, 16,
nil Pedro Estrada Dlaa,
19, were atioUt to leave U\c
reatauranl: 2698 Newport
Blvd., late I st Aloitday
when two mUke«i g:unmen
confl'Onted them and de~
mJndec( JDQlley, they told
police. The two convinced
the eunmen th cash was
alrel\d.Y ;in a l~ked safe.
The w'oUld·be hOldup ·pair
became so frustrated' at
the news that they in turn
locked the employes in the
walk·in lockec... Luck.ily for
Fountain Vclllr.y
Jones and Diaz, the cold
s torage locker was on
automatic defrost between
midnight and 3 a.m. But
they spent from 3 to 5 in
38-degree temperature
until a bread man
discovered them and set
them free.
Neighbors Aid Crippled Youth
Dan Choroser, a U-year-old, cares. Dan, althouct.
crappled by a rare aUmenl, recenUy . wrote. edited and
publlsbod a nelehbOrhood newspaper. He then delivered it
door to door to bi.a Fountain Valley nelgbbon from his
wheelchair. The money be collected, $6, weq_t to the American Cancer Society because he lost two fav<>rlft'"Hnta
to the killer. Dan's mother and lather bave consulted a
Brooklyn specialist about possible brain surgery u a cure
for the ailment he suffers, dystonia musculartum de·
formans. The aureery and other expenses are expected to
run into the thou.sands or dollars. So his Swallow Lane
neighbors, apprectative of his efforts, decided to pitch Jn
and assist Dan. They worked for weeks on a block·long yard
'1nd bake &ale scheduled today and also held Saturday. They
also plan a ratnc. ContribuUons will go to Dan.
Corona del Mar
Nixon Comes
Out of Hiding
To Tout GOP
Former president
Richard M. Nixon came
out or biding at hn San
Clemente retreat laSf week
to atiend a Republican
PartY. fund·raiser at a
private home in Corona del
Mar. Nixon, one of 100
iuestsinattendance, gave
a 10 minute "fighting
spirit pep talk" on the
Republican party, ac-
cording to guests at the
SSOO-per-couple buHet.
Nixon made no mention ot
national or international
issues, the guests claimed.
The party was sponsored
by the Orange County
Republican Finance
Committee.
ENERGY ISSUE •• jt . . .
(From ra1e Al)
Tho President wants to force
·utilities and industry to convert
from oil and natural aas to coal.
The Senate went alone with the
gas part but voted to allow all but
a Auto
Deale r Su ed
the biggest plants to )ceep
burntngoU.
The Senate also decided to ban
cars getting poor fuel economy -
a repudiation of the Preaident's
"gas.guuler'' tax.
ea11wbtl • the Senate
'Fin c Corn_mitt kilted the.
tu ltle1I and ev ry oth the
President advocated to cut
enerey use, including the crude
oil tax and the taX on utilities and
factories that use oil and natural gas.
His proposal ror a standby
gasoline tax, which would have
ralsed prices at the pumps to
discourage use, also wa!4
reje<:t.ect That tu already had
been roundly defeated by the
House in one oC t.he few changes
t"at chtimber made in Carter's
proSTarn.
Only the President's proposal
to ofter tale credits to people who
insulate their homes or install
aolar energy devices appears
likely of uJtJmate Senate success.
Sen. Ruaaell Long c D·La. >
chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee, said be d~sn 't think
any of the tax proposals can be
revived on the Senate noor.
Ner vous Time
Pupils Face Literacy ~:x:am /
TAU.AHASSEE, Fla. CAP> -
Thousands of 11th graders acro!is
1''lorida are nervously facing the
ominous prospect of what has
become known as "The Test ...
Jt 's the first time a state JS
requiring students to dem-
onstrate such basic skills as
reading a map and balancing a
checkbook before winning a high
school diploma.
Beginning Monday and
stretching over the next two
weeks, 120,000 11th graders wtlJ
take the lop secret Functional
Literacy Test.
The exam was mandated by
the 1976 state legislature in
response to complaints that kJds
were graduating without being
able to read road signs or do
simple math problems. Tbls
year's seniors were exempted.
The l17·question exam will
require students to demonstrate
ability to read and do math on a
aeventh·&rade level. tr they can "t
score at least 70 on both the math
and communication sections.
they won't get a bigb scbool
diploma regardless or their
classroom grades. Jnstead. they
will get only a certificate or
attendance
Based on pilot testing,
education officials predict that
up to 30 percent of 11th graders
will fail the first time they take
the test. But they'll &et two more
chances before June 1979, and
educators predict by then the
failure rate ~will be cut to S
percent
Some se'm>O s started crash
programs at the beginning of the
fall term to get students ready
for the test.
At Northwestern, a
predominantly black hiih school
in Miami. signs posted ln
classrooms promised that the
school would "beat the test."
Students have been spending the
first 15 minutes of each day with
a "vocabulary booster" drill lo
increase word comprehension.
But Miramar, 1''la. principal
aaid, "I don't think a crash
course would work with studenta
in trouble. These are things they
are supposed to learn over 11 years.''
A few other states have
requirements slmllar to
Florida's but haven't put them
into effect yet. Florida officials
.$&Y a growing number of states
are interested in the idea
Fisher said that much of the
interest 1.s a result of a swing
away from the educational
exptmmentation of the '60s back
to the basics.
SAN CLEMENTE OFFICER RICI( DOWNING QUIETS FEARS
Chuley WHeon, 2, F1nd1 Cop1 Are Aeelly F't1endly
Tot Learns Police
Not C~e Keepers
Charley Wilson, 2, of San
Clemente used to be afraJd or
cqps, but that was before her
mother, Pat, called the San
Clemente Pollce Department in
on the case.
''Some friends told Charley
that if s he wasn 't good, a
policeman would take her away
and lock her in a cage," said
Mrs. Wilson, of 3504 Ave. de!
Presidenle.
Charley'!4 mother called the
San Clemente police station and
asked if an officer might come
talk to her daughter and alleviate
her anxiety.
Officer Rick DowninC did
better than that. He showed
Charley his SQuad car on hls first
vi.sit Wednesday and Frid~ ahe
and her mother aot a tour of the
police station and the fire department.
"I didn't realize she was
scared until we were home from
the police station and she told me
she was glad the policemen let us
out again," her mother said.
"I aucss she thought that must
be where they keep the cages."
By the time Downinc Ief\ the
Wilson home Friday, he had
water on his uniform from
Charley's swtmmtne dem-
onstration and cookie cruml)., in
his mustache from her aood·b)'e
kiss.
"I don't have any kld1 of my
own," he said, "just all the kids
in town "
NB Staff Pemion
Plan Talk Slated
Newport Beach city
councilmen wfll discuss a
proposed federal law Tuesday
that would require the city to
provtde Social Security tor its
employes.
Currently. city employea are
not part of the Social se<:urity
system. Tbe city ls enrolled in
the state-operated Public
Employes Retirement System.
throueh which au employes
receive their pension.a.
At Tuesday'• aludy .session,
councilmen wm discuss a report
from City Manager Robert Wynn
on pending f tderal letlslation
that would require 1U pubUc
employes to receive social
security coveroee by 1980.
Wynn estimates aucb coveraee
would cost the clty an additional
$770,000. The city's budget thh
year i9 about $25 million.
Wynn, who satd his stafr
already has sent t~learams
. '
opposing the le.tslataon to
Washington, noted that the
propo1aJ "represents the thtrd
major area of loderal
involvement in local sovemment
employer-em ploye
relationsbJps."
It no«!d that th6 two prevtous
federal errort.s. inclusion of city
employea under certain
standards or the Fair Labor
Stand~ Act and inclusion ot
local iovernment employea in
unemployment compenaation
law11 wereoppos~ by thetlty.
The lnoluslon of city ernploye •
who are under Ctvll S.rvicc; tn
tho Fair I.;abor haw1 waa
overturned by the U.S. SUp~me
Court and Wynn Htd u e of
unemployment compe~utlon
laws ln dealln1 wltti local
iovernment employea ls
undergolng lit11at1on.
Coundlmen ve 111lated to t
at 1:30 p.m. tn city couna l
chamben . -
F,....Page AI
COOKIE LADY •••
World War II, when I was in
junior hi&h. but I didn't have
enough money. I was sick dwina
the Kcrean War."
Miss Jackson said she didn't.
tell soldiers who she was beCause
sbe was afteid of • bad reacuon
trorn Wivea and famWes. Also,
she said tier correspondence
.. was a personal thlns. not a
public project."
Bul now, Miss Jackson said,
she bopu that reveaUn her
identity will prompt tbe
1ei'vfcemen to ~\..ct tier.
"I have Jost a Jot or family
members ln the last (ew years,
and I have been lonely, .. she
said. "I've been thlnking I would
like to bear from aome of the men
to know what changes have taken
pl ace lA their lives.••
Mias Jackson said 1he
remembered "one boy who told
me be bad been in the service for
two years and hadn't cotten one
letter.
"At times Uke lbat. it was very
rewording."
Swingers at right were part
of the cUon Saturday at the
St. Bonaventure annual Fall
·Festival in Huntington
• Beach. Cindy Beecher, 12,
•'enjoys pizza at the event
that f eatutes food, games--
lncludinc tiingo-carniv•l
rides and musical ~entertainment. The three.
· day affair wraps up today
with a ~rf ormance of the
.. Oversextet Dixielan<I
Band" from 1 to ~ p.m. and
a show by the "Father
Rohde Band" from 5 unW 9
p.m\ The festival is located
nt 16400 Springdale St. in
Huntington Beach.
rreater chance of aUenatinr
certain customers because we cuttbemoff ...
Also. Rya said, "It's caused
prices to ao up substaatially.
We've bad to."
Patil Wimme~ owner ol the
60·year-old Wblh House
restaurant ln wsuu Beach, aarew. saylns bia premiums
bave quadrupled ln the last year.
••Thi Insurance companies are
juat not IW'e what Impact the
\hlrd·p•J1.>t thlna ls going to
mean to them," he 1aid.
.. They're Just putlina in any
n1uns almost that they thlnlc the
trafftc wW bear."
Tbe term ''tbiJ"d.party" refers
to the fact that a person was
injured wbo was not directly
involved 1'lth UM restaurant.
The rialni eosts have definitely
taken their toll on tustomen,
Wlnuneuaid.
"We ctn't absorb that kind of
Increase, we have to pasa it alona
to our customers, ao that's a
direct effecL"
He sald the White House has
always attempted to keep from
sef'Vin8 intoxicated persona.
conditions before such
certUJcates ue issued.
A Cfty plannlnf offtclill saJd
today the ~all Development · Corp. hU failed to comply with
city standards in the landscapin1
of bllliida 8l'OWld tbe M~tb CanyoodeveloptnenL _
He said the issue involved
public safety since the land
acapmg wu ~equlred to ahore up
the hillsides preventlne possible
II lntotbehomes below.
planil.ln1 department bu
been eranting individual OC·
cupancy certlf\c ates based on
hardship when the residents slan
lorm ~ledllnl th blllslde Jan plnf dots aot conlotm
'wiUldi,y ftlQ)atfmis.
"We've ltind of policed
011ndves. But lt'1 very difficult
to tell. Somebody•s sitting at a
table havln1 three or four drinb
and all ol a sudden be eoes to get
up and he can't matte it.
The story is the same all alona
thecout. .
''Our rates have gone up about
500 percent in the last elabt.
months since the Stacy \judament) in Los Angeles,'~
said Charles Rlvezzo, owner of
Maxwell's Restaurant and Fuf.
fy's diacotbeque near the
Huntinet.on Beach pier. "Betw~en the liquor law
llability and the minimum wage
in the state of California. most of
the smart .-;staurateurs have
had to close down for lunch, .. be
said.
"We really had to Uehten the
belt and try to cut In other areas.
We've been able to malntaln our
prices ao far but for bow Ione I
don't know," Rlveuo said.
Yet difficult a the situation is
for these restaurants, for which
premiums may run as hlch as
$3,000 to $4,000 per month. it's
even worse for places at which
liquor forms a larger part of total
sales.
•
"Our premium probably ts
minimal because of th• type of
trade we do," said Doug tfys of
Rusty Pelican· Ancient Mariner.
"There are othert that have
eon• up even more than that and
there are others that can't get it.
Our ratio o! alcohol to lood
served u le11. lf you've s<>t a
discothe~ue, it's almotrt
impossible. '
The previously mentioned
restaurants eaUmated liquor
consumption aa 25 to 35 percent
of total sales.
"Most comilaniea would
absolutely refuse to tnsure a
place with 100 percent alcohol
sales," said a spokesman for an
insurance company. who asked
not to be identified.
He said some bars and
discotheques io to a "specialty
market," which may char1e 10 to
15 times u much !or msurance. Otben simply remain uninsured.
Some of the confusion -and
skyrockeUn1 rates -result from
insurance companies preparinf
for the worst.
"Right now the situation is ln a
state of fiux and some ol the payments have been so huge,••
said Diane Kowalski, public
Jimmy In, ]eny
Out of Green Book
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Jlmmy Carter ts in. So are Lll
Taylor and Henry Kissinger-BIA.
Jerry Ford i• out. And Bert
Lance ls ln -barely.
The Green Book. the 1978
W aahlhaton soetar recister ot
wbo count.I and who doesn't in
the nation'• capital, ti off Ule
Jlreasel.
Cuter "'asn't Usted last nar.
but he'• m th1s year because he
lives at tbe mo•t presttilous
address to town -tbe White HoUN.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor ib ui
because abe ma.rrted patentla!
senatorial candidate, former
Navy secretar1~ and Vlrclnia
estate-owner John Warner, wbo
also owns a bouae in Geor1etown.
Former President Gerald R.
Ford bn't ln th1s year because
be moved out of town after be left
the White House. But tonner
Secretary of State Henry A.
Kissinger made the llit because
h~ sUll 11 ves ln the city
Lance. who resigned under fire
aa Carter's budget director,
doesn't live here any more, but
be left town after the socjal
reflster was printed.
known aa the Green Boot
became ol lts tuuy Kelly p-een
cover, the ~lal lilt contains
most White House executives.
members or Congress, the
Supreme Court, ambassadors,
party itvera and upper crust.
And it gives the dos and don'ts
"of capital eUquett.e.
Fire Empties
2 Restatirants
A 101oke1 bJase that •tarted
when a deep-fryer overheated
Frl"-y evening sent 150 would·be
diners neelnc from two adjolnin1
Newport Beach restaurants,
firemen reported.
Damaae to the Baxter Street
and Coco's restaurants at 4647
MacArthur Blvd. waa confined to
about $1,500, firemen said.
Tbe blaze started at 6:30 p.m.
when a beaUna devlce
m alfuncttoned, flremeo
reported, and was extineubbed
about 10 minutes later.
lnveatlcaton ••id tber -expected both restaurants would.
be able to reopen today.
One of lt. most useful functions
ts that it serves as a handy
telephone directory for many of
those who fJnd lt socially unac·
ceptable to list their telephone
numbers ln the local t~lephone
book.
AC!drtsses, loo, are listed.
Except, HY Green Book ataff memberS. for a select few. like
Chief Justice Warren Burcer.
who considus it • security risk
fOt: folks to know where be lives.
The book says bis addraS ls:
Supreme Court of ttle United
States, 20503.
· For S3UO you. too, cat\ cet this
nifty little ruide on wbOm to seat
bel6w the salt -assistant chiefs
of pl"Otocol · bow to addreta Rep.
Thomas P . O "'Nelll of
Ma.saacbusetu -My dear Mr.
Speaker .. · and 1'1hat it mftlla
when someone leaves you a
calling card enscribed "P.P." pour presenter. or, tt you no
parlez Francala "to lntrodtaee."
But if you have to ~d an
mvltaUon to a Ul•n and his wife,
watch out it she's one or those
Ii berated types, Uke deputy
director of Action, Mary Kint,
who keeps her maiden name.
SantaAna
Man Injured
ByAcidToas
A man who had acld thrown
into his face durfnc a quarrel in a
Santa Ana home was JJsted 1n
aerious condition late Saturday
in UC Irvine Medical Center.
Santa Ana police said.
Officers Jdentlfied tho vtctim as· Otis Ware. 38, wbo auttered
severe bums on hla face and
chest when a powerful caustic
substance was thrown on him,
they1aid.
Police jailed Robert F.dward
.Lee, 38, of Santa An1, on cb11r1
of assault with a deadl1 WNPOn
after Lee reportedl1 WO
identified as th allant.
P@ce 11ald two onlook-* t
the Slmta Ana home rec11?1vt!d
lcucr bUms from tho liq\ild II·
lecedly thrown by IM. They w
aJlow•d to 10 borne fter vutmemfocmiDor_,&USM.
informatlcn director tor Western
Insurance lnf ormatlooSenice.
"Insurance la bated on a
certain predictability and ritbt
now they mJebt bo to write tho
bualoea 1n an area where people
are likely to sue, .. abe said.
"I don't tbllLk Orance County ta
as bad as, say. Beverly aw..
where at least in auto insurance
we •ve found a atrong tendency by
people ln that area to sue,•• ¥&.
Kowalski aeid.
"It woul4 de~nd alao of course
on the type of establ.Lahmeot lt ls.
Some restaurants and ban juat
by ~ nature would not .Uow
someone in who is obviously
intoxicated.
obviously intoxicated? Some
people become very atoic and
quiet when they're beuily
intoxicated where others tend to
become very •re1ar1oua. So
we're putt1nl a respooslbWty GA
a buterider th8t ts difficult for
them to handle."
But wblle the better·
establlahed restaurants seem to
be copinc and finding their
lonstime Insurance aaents
wllllng at leut to provide llQuor
By ROBERT BARKER Of .. .,..,, ,....Ii.ft
Lt. Gov. Mervyn DymalJy de·
clares that callfornia la WOtldq
hard toahedits label as one of th&
worst states in the nation tor
ctolol businesa.
In a telephone interView this
week, Dymal'ly 1ald that tbe
state Lealslature and OoY.
Btown are both matin& ltrfd• to
irnprore tbe bus1Desa climate.
.. wo•Je working hard to
change the lmaae that the stale doesn't care..•• be aal<t. .
A federal survey bad described
Caltrornia as one of the worst
states for accommodatlOA ol new
buainr'.u.
Dymally said that the new
agency for Business and
Economic Development bas~
formed and that It should
improve business prospects.
He r.a1d he was particularly
Yrked b1 the lol'l& delays
experienced by the Dow
Chemical Co. to locate an the Bay
Area .
.. It took the compan1 two
years and '10 malllon and It tat
only one out of 6S permits
approved,·· Dyrnally sald. He
:-.aid the company eventually
changed plans and mo\'ed out or
the state after bein1 boe&ed
down for so long.
Dymally also said be is ln favor
of eliminatin1 the bushieas
inventory tax and uoltary tax
which he s~id were both
restrictive to businesses.
He said be is hopeful that the
·inventory tax can be eUinillated
soon, possibly this year if there 11
a special session of the
legislature.
He ,.id at any rate tt •ootcl bO
one of the flnt items to be taken
Ramou contend~ ... are lolnl to
be felt bere in Orabae CoUntY as
well a tn Cleveland. Ohio!'
Tbe SOHIO pr.eddent
continued, ••t 1a1 we're in
Crouble eoer1y·wl1e. We're
laUl111 behind ln th• ballprne
and the Ottlcials kffp 4etc.lq ln
our way; And then they penalise
UI for the delay Of the Carne."
Joseph E. Bodovitz. executive
director of the Califomla CoaSta1
Commission, responded in a
later eessioo to some of Harnett'&
comments. Bodovlta said ther& ta a at
need to seriously study ener1Y
issues, and he used SOJU0'1
Lons Beach proJeet. as aa
example.
He said the Coa1tal
Commlsston ataft, wlddl now
recommends lt be apptoYea, felt
there •ere speclal outlln
pollution eonslderaUons u w l
as a Med to lt1.tdy the Im~ ol
many eneriy faeilltloa belii•
planned a1oqtheahoreUne,
.. Ma.n1 ·of these tbtnp that
seem IO coatrovemal ma)' have
another al~' to them ... BodOvfu
continued.
He llsted aa e&les
expensive 'lean-ups from on
spills ha.mt to the flab.ln1 and
canDhte bualness. alone wJlb
Rick Nelaa.,.,.
Wi/eSpUt ·
.... DAILY Pft.01"
••
Sunday, October t. 1171 +
l Stand :Affirmed
PresitMnt Clarifies Objectives
Department's willlnenesa t.o 10
alone with spendJng $20 million
t.o study the FBlll aircraft which
is also aatratesic bomber.
The dedsion to study the FBlll
as an option was looked upon by
tome coniressmen as a revival
of the concept of the manned,
low-level, penetrating bomber.
In his letter, Carter restated
his co~mitment to developing
cruise missiles, which tould be
carried by .852s, instead of the
81.
''I would like to emphasi%e that
1 did not make the politically dif·
ficult decision to cancel the Bl •
MONTE CARLO <AP> -An American businessman,
".: cambling $100,000 that he can make nostalgia pay off, bought a
pair of luxurious 1920s railway sleeping cars at auction here Salu·
rday. James Sherwood, the 44·year-old president of Sea Container,
Inc .• said he planned to use the two 16·bed sleeping cars to carry
wealthY tourists from London through Paris to rus company's
luxury hotel in Venice, the Cipriane.
Tbe auction was touted by its organizer, the British firm of
Sotheby Park~ Bernet, as a sale for society buffs ready to drop a
little fortune to realize memories of days when plush railroad
cars rumbled across Europe carrying the noble-born or the rich
in bygone splendor.
BtrrTH.E AlJCTIONEERS missed their mark.
. Kost of tfie !>iCfders were businessmen intere5ted Jess in hiih
• hfe than in turnmi a profit front the romantic nostalgia of trains
like the Orient Expreu and the Flecbe d'Or. Sherwood, ftom Lexington, Ky .. toJd reporters: "I don't
know much about trains myself but I'm surrounded by people
whodo."
Nostalgic train travel seems to have touched a nerve in·
people who are looking for a litUe adventure,·· be said.
A dining car also in the five-coach lot went for $58,000 to the
Zurich·based lntrafiug tralVel agency lbat operates an modern·
day Orient Express between Zurich and Istanbul. lntrafil.(i
cnarges its passengers $950 a head.
HAMBURG, W~t Ger.many <AP> -A 40.year-otd widower, who
tpld lnv tigaton, "I mu,,t destroy what other men ctierilh.'' bas com to:vlindalliirig nearly a dozen art treasures in W t German
alle!ies, pOlice said Saturday.
H .Jo him Bohlmann. described by police as ernQUon Uy
'CJlSlurbcd, was arrested Friday nient at his apartment in
Hamburg, where tbe first
unacb took place seven J)')()ftths
ago.
The arr t came ei1ht hours t ftcr acid was sprayed oo four
\Paintinp, two of lbem by the ~Dutch master Rembrandl. m a
•gallery in Kassel, 1~ miles south tor Hamburg.
~T..-aDn-alb
~ SPENCER, N.C. <AP) -A
~ Southern RaUway tratn carrying
•. more than 100 passengers jumped
' the tracks early Saturday
: morninl as it entered a railyard
, here, authorities said.
~ At least 16 were inJured when 12
~ cars and four eniines of the ! southbound train derailed. a
' spokesman for the Rowan County ~ Sherlf'rs Depart ·nent said. There
: were no fatalities and none of tbe
., injuries was believed serious. the i spokesman added.
~ lllro•W-0 ReeaJled
1 ( HARUNGEN, Tex. <AP) --t Paul A. Tibbetts -lhe pilot who
f dropped the atomic bomb on
!-.Hiroshima, Japan -returned to
• the controls of a B-29 Saturday as I the Confederate Air Force turned
f •
( IN SHORT J
out vintage World War Il planes in
an air show that included
simulated bombings.
More than 20,000 persons
watched as Tibbetts, now a
retired Air Force general.
swooped low ovec-th~ airfield just
as thundering explosions sounded
to simulate dayllght bombing
raid on Japan.
lt'onlaiper Slala
RICHMOND HEIGHTS. Mo.
!AP> -One man was shot to
death and another was wounded
Saturday when a sniper li~ on a
group of persons outside a
synagogue ip this St. Louis
suburb, authorities said.
Gerald Gordon, 42. or
Chestt!rfield, Mo.. died shortly
after 3 p.m. of a chest wound suf.
fered shortly before 1 p.m. when
he was leaving a bar mitzvah at
the synagogue. Another guest,
William Lee Ash, 30, or Akron.
Ohio, lost the little finger on his
left hand and suffered a hip
wound, police said.
The sniper escaped.
bomber so that I could build
another, less capable, manned
bomber," he wrote.
"I am convinced that the de·
clsion was the corre<:t one and
that the cruise missile, camed
by BS2s or spec1aliied aircraft, is
the best choice for the
foreseeable future."
Carter said that studying the
FBlll and developing a fourth Bl
are hedges insuring "against the
poss1bility, however remote, that
we might have to produce a new.
penetrating bomber."
The congressmen asked for the
clarification last week shortly
before Congress was due to vote
on an amendment appropriating
$1.4 billion to put the Bl bomber
into production despite
Benefits
WssFaced
By Vets
WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Carter signed
legislation Saturday that could
result in a loss of veteran benefit
eligibility for some of the 16,000
persons whose military
discharges were upgraded under
an admln.istratlon program.
A White House spokesman said
Carter seriously considered
vetoing the bill but decided, on
balance, that the legislation will
help veterans.
The White House announced
Carter's sienina of the measure,
but the President was at Camp
David in Maryland's Catoctin
mountains for a three-day week·
end with wife Rosalynn and
daughter Amy.
THERE HAD been speculation
durina the day that the
President would veto the
measure, which bad been sent to
him on Sept. 23. Jt would have
been the first veto of bis
admlnlstration. '
The measure does not change
the honorable discharges
aranted under Carter's program
that was aimed at Upif~ng
dlscharaes or some Vietnam-era veterans Aboul 16,000 veterans
who oristnally left t.Jle service
with less·lh&n·booorable papers
took advanta1e of Carter's
prop-m.
The bill requtres a case·bY
case re-evaluation or the elig.
iblUty of those veterans for
Veterans Administration
benefits.
Veterans who5e discharges
were upgraded under Carter's
program had automatically been
eligible for VA benefits before
Conaress passed the measure.
CARTER SAID In tits
statement that the Justice
Department feels one or the bill's
provisions is unconstilulionaJ.
Under that provision, veterans
who received upgraded
discharges but had been AWOL
for more than 180 consecutive
days would not be eligible for VA
benefits. Ei2enstat said the
Pentagon thinks there are less
than "a couple hundred"
veterans to whom this would
apply.
Carter did not veto the
legislation because or that provi·
sion because it can be severed
frol'l\ the rest or the bill if it is
later held to be unconstitutional
Eiienstat said. '
The legislation also requires
the Pentagon to set new
standards for uparading bad
discharges dating back to World
War I and then to review them on
a case-by-cue basis.
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twin-engine plane that crashed into a home
shortly after takeoff Saturday morning
from Pearson Airpark in Vancouver,
Trapped in Bed
•
Man Snared in Springs
CONCORD, NH <APJ A 70·year-old man was hospitaUzed in
serious condition ~aturday after being trapped for five days with bis
upper body snared 1n the spnngs of a folding bed.
Police were c:"all<"d to the fourth floor apartment of Leon Colby
by his land.lord who became concerned when the man hadn't been
seen in several davs.
·'I opened the ·door to his apartment, saw him sticking out of bis
bed and I thought he was dead," said Ed Anderson. "His bead. one
shoulder and an arm were wedged between the springs and the iron
edge oflhe bed."
IT TOOK A RESCUE CREW almost an hour to carefully cut the
iron and steel bands and springs away frQm Colby's bead and throat.
Ander.>on c;ald he knocked on the man's door on several dif·
ferent nights but Colby never answered. "He's almost completely
deaf," said the landlord, "and J lhouaht I'd better see ll somcthmg
was wrong." •
"ll 's a ~ood thing they freed him when they did," said a medical
officiaJ. "I don't know how much longer he would have lasted."
pOUCE WERE NOT EXACTLY au.re how lone Colby was td
captive by the folding bed or hoW he became trapPed.
"We think he stumbled and I ell into the bed,•• said oneofficu.
"From newspapers and other items in the apartment I assume
he moy h4\'e been tho re for five days.··
Another officer sa•d they were aJsolnvestlgaUne the possibUtty
that Colby fell mto the..., orks of the heavy bed while trying to open lt.
Cnlby was unco'nsctous in the lntell$lve cares Saturda)".
night and police bavc betn ble to quutioa blm.
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rugs we sell. Third generation expem
since 1982. Shop, compare & then ~ &
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MlllS and Vanguard carpeting.
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\
Ex-!Gl Victim of f:SD?
Claims Drug
France id 1961. Late in the aprifli, the Army
accused him oC stealing 166 pi~ c.I clas!:iCitd
material.
The Army contended Thornwell had
confessed to destroying the files. Thornwell
denied lt, but says he doesn't know what kind
o( papers be may have signed.
THORNWELL'$ ATl'ORNEYS SAID the
first part of the Army's Interrogation into the
charges included the use of truth drugs.
beatings and deprivation or food, drink and
sleep.
Finally on June 12, 1961, according to the
declassified file , Thornwell was
"surreptiously administered EA 1729" its
code for LSD. the attorneys said
On October 23, Thornwell received a
general discharge. The file said one of the
reasons the Army relented was because of
"the possibility of unfavorable publicity
resulting from Tbornwell's recollection of the
'bizane methods' employed by the DA
Department of the Army Special Purpose
Team.''
Sailor -conquers Ocean
t '
]aptPJBSe Man Reachea California Coast
• SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A Japanese sailor
who&ailed alone some 4,500 miles ac~ the Pacific
from bis homeland docked sately Saturday at Pillar
PoiDt Harbor, 20 miles south <.tf Sar, Francieco, the
Coast Guard reported.
Seigi Okamora, a~aro the sailboat Cinthya Ill,
sa1J hUo the.bay; at. aboDtrioon a.lmOst five months
after leaving Japan. The lone sailor announced,
"both me and the boat are in rood condition,•· ac-
cording to coast Guard
The shJp Fancy
• Dancer pulled alonaside STA.TE
Lt. Jeff Hathaway. (
tile Cinthya m when it "-----------__, was abOul a mile Ottshore ,
and paSsed ovr:r a chart of the California coast and a can or beer.
FRESNO (AP>-Ayount man freed from rape
• charges last year on the condition that he attend
J church regularly was beln1 sought again in
1 connection with a new rape charge, police say.
Authorities gave no details on the new charges
except to say that Samuel Allen Alford, 18, was
wanted in connection with the rape of a Fresno girl
An arrest warrant hns been issued, police said.
SACRAMENTO lAP> -A call for citizen aid
lrom offlcen huntine the eut area rapist has
SFPgra•id
pt'Oduced names of 5,000 possible suspecta, police
and sheriff's deputies say.
Police oCCicials say they have cleared all but
about 12 of the 1,000 names provided them by
citizens, but sheriff's deputies aren't tellin& bow
many ol the 4,000 names they've received have been
d.roppedlrom comlderaUon.
P'-e Lo.a Laadl119 Flap
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A landing flap on a
Continental Airlines DC-10 fell lnto an intenecUon
in Walnut Saturday, forcini the plane to make an
emergency landing. No one u. injured. officials
said.
Cootinental's night 959 from Houston was
approaching Los Anaetes International Airport
when one of its landing flaps dislodted and sailed to
the ground below, officials aald. There was
apparenUy no one ln the vicinity struck.
w .... ,. Cra.,i. ta Salet11
LOS ANGELES CAP> A 36·year-old Norlh
Hollywood woman who crawled up a 27S·foot cliff
from ber wrecked automobile was in stable
condition Saturday suffering from shock, cuts and
bruises, hospital officials said
Carol Jucewh: climbed for 20 hours after she
lost control of her car and at plunged over a chH on
Mount Wilson Road above Asuu about 5 p.m Friday, said omcer Dale Dates of tbe California
Highway Patrol. Tbe woman was found alon1 the
road about 1 p.m. Saturday.
SC8.ling Try Thwarted
. f.
Mondale
Dedicates
S11n Plant
SMi'A CLARA <AP> -Vke
President Walter Mondale ac·
c~~ted an award for 0 excepUonal
public suvice'' Saturday and de-
d.ic&led ~hat ht described as the
nation's largest buUdlni heated
and cooled by lhc sun'• eneray.
Mondale told auests at the de-
dic&tion of the ~7.000-l!quare foot
Santa Clara Community
Recrf:ation Center that the Carter
administration "is completely
committed to the development of ~<>Jar energy." It couJd bet.be way
the nation finally frees Itself from
dependence c.n foreign oU, be said.
EA.RUER. AT the University
of Santa Clara, Mondale received
the Peter Burnett Award, named
for Cahfomla's first governor, for
"exceptional public service," for
bemg "a public servant in the
fine5tsenseofthe term."
University of Santa Clara
President the Rev. Wilham
Rewak presented the award to
Mondale as "a pragmatist with
principle, an idealist with
common sense.''
Mondale mixed nonpartisan
and partisan Democratic events
in a 1 ~-day tour of five California
cities, including fund·ralsers for
the National Democratic Party in
Los Angeles and the California
party in San Francbco.
BE APPEARED With fellow-
d emocrat, CaUfornla Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr .• for the de·
dicatfoa o( the solar beatirii and
cooling plant in Santa Clara,
financed by a combination of
federal, city and industry
sources.
"Our administration is
completely committed to dev·
lopmenl of solar energy and
other forms of lnfln.lte energy,"
Mondaleaaid.
"We a.re spending tbls year $4.S
bi Ilion on enerey research and de-
velopment. .. but even with that,
this nation is in a growtnc and
increasingly serious energy
crbis, ··he added.
Machine Blamed
SANTA ROSA CAP> State m
dustraal inspectors said today
that fumes from a photocopy
machine at a California Highwa)
Patrol office made several
empJoyes ill laat month. The
CHP says it has Ito~ use of
the machine.
SAN JOSE <AP> -Ei&ht unif'otmed Nalls dodaed eJp, toma~
st.ic.U andfista Saturd-.y an aDP.'f. crowd ot 2.000 d.W1.lpt.ed an at-
te~wbfte.powe.rdeman.stratioo, pobce d.
"We're Americans. We abould be &llo ed to s~," cried ooe
member of the National Socialist White Worken party at Ulelll·f•
dem<m.straUon.
* * * ~Man
Bakke March
OAKLAND <AP> -A visit
from Nazis and a minor scuffle
marred a rally by about 3,000 de·
monstrators protesting a court
decilion which upheld a
challenge by white medical
student Allan Paul Bakke or a
minority admissions program at
the University of California.
About 10 Nazis wearing
helmets and swastikaa tried to
march m drill formation through
a line of 25 protesters at tho rally.
one c1 several around the country
in what oreanilers publicized u
··A National Day ot Plot.est
Against.the Bakke Decision."
Saturday afternoon, tM Equal
Rights Committee kicked off~ rally first, with several speak
declaring the NazJs shoul Jr't
have been allowed a rally
permit.
The ruckus was sparked by the
arrival of the tiny band of Nail.
-the crowd seemingly IDcesed
t gM Of theJ:r brown I
u Dl;f'Ot': & • helmet& ri..d
swaStik
SALE!
trucks rallied to the scene Saturday
momin~ when word of the assault
came tnto Central Station, Kyle Hid.
Tll,E MOUNTAINEERS KEPT
climbing and stubbornly refused to
come down. ~le said the men save
up Only alter police beJan tying off
their lines.
ALL PARTY sm IN STO.CKI
The t.wo were arrested and boOked for investicaUOfl of trespasainc1 city
jail «fidala said. ,,,-
• Drummond, his wife Grace and Jeff
Lone. 25, tried to make the
Transamerica tllmb last Jan. 29.
They abaJldOned that climb on lbe 7th
, floor Wt.er police Issued trespaoine
c1taticns. The titations were later
dropped when the buildln1
management refused to press
charges.
WANTED
Gold Jewelry
Diamonds & Other Fine Antique or
Contempo1ary Jewelry
Watches
Crystal
Porcelains
China
Paintings
Bronze Statues
Silver
Vintage or Classic Autos
BOats
Antiques
etc.
& b,tY whol• e1tatea or single Ue1111 or we'll aell for
you oza com on.
lf you don't know what it is or what it ii worlh -bring it ln {or call
us tuJd we11 coixae out). No obligation or charge for verbal
appiaiMl, tber iri your home or in our gilllery.
~f~?,~£41.
APPRA1SERS ~,2 WE&TOOAITBIQRWAY AUCTIONEERS
ftEWPORT IEACR-'45-2200
~A.ND SALES FOR uwn.RS. BANKS. TRUSTD:s & EXECUTORS
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Zero-base Budgets
, Deserve Promotion
With luck, those who toiled last year will be joined in.
their upcomln_g budget labor by the self-proclaimed budeet.
ha Wk, S\lpervi~r Laurence Schmit.
Last year, Schmit and bis staff paid scant attention to
what was going on in the zero-base budget sessions one
.Ooor below their offices.
So, when formal budget sessions began last fall,
Scbniit immediately called for a budget review similar to
those he had neglected.
When reminded of that fact, he said county
administrations should be made to cut their budgets 10
percent across the board. Schmit, somewhat suprisingly
for one who claims to be a budget watchdog. confessed
that he and his f eJJow supervisors don't have the expertise
needed to c.-arry out the hatchetjob on spending.
:rhe Garden Grove supervisors's only contribution to
the ensuing budget hearings was the orchestrating of some
woebegone public displays intended to cast himself in the
role ot. a budget miser and his fellow supervisors as budget
spenders.
Schmit capped his display by, for the third year in a
row. being absent on \•acation when the budget was
formally adopted.
SO, no matter what appealing title he applies to
himself. Schmit's past perforrnances more closely
resemble those of a budget turkey than a budget hawk.
Perhaps this will be the year. though, when Schmit
Will his hawk wings by participating and offering the
,specific augge.sUons needed to cut overall county spending
by 10 percent.
United Effort Pays Off
United \V y ot Oranee County has haunched a drive to
r e$t.375,000 In trr17 to help fUnd health. welfare, YoUth, senior cfUzen o re-creational programs.
TbiS Is ll? p cent Jncrease over the amount rmed ~ yeu, rC!l the srowinl needs of a arowing commumty.
At the OUt.itt campaign is Cocus on contrtbutJons
from business nrms and their employes-and an
impressive $l m11Uon has been pledged in advance by
some two dozen firm .
For em~Joyes, the simplest and most useful way to
m e a gift lliat wllJ oenefit the entire community is by
authorizi.rig a modest payroll deduction each pay period.
When ~h employes participate, the gift becomes
significant.
And United Way is geared to see that it arrives in the
r-igb~ places. ·
This year th e laces include 24 youth and recreation
services, includiri all the eoyg• and Girls' Clubs and
scouting groups; 10 farilily counseling and. child care
services; 18 health services; and 24 multi-ser~ce agencies
• like the Salvation Army, YMCA, Travelers Aid and Volunteer Bureau.
. It's a good life for most of us here· in Orange County.
The services United Way helps suppart can make it even better.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are ttiow of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited.
B~d I BurrUng Issue
Histortans have ~ad that
tbe Greek scientist
Archimedea in about 200 B.C.
uaed a bl& bumin1·1lau to set fire to Roman ships
besieJing his home town of
S)'Tacuae. But inumuch u
the Greek.a didn't have the
sa~ to make that 1lJe of
burning-glaas. those his·
torians couldn't ll111re out
}ult bow he did Jl Recently, a
modem Grtek •nlineer aur-
mlJled that Arcbimedea had
aoldlen pol11h their ahlelds
JM focus the aun '1 reflections
from ... me on the enemy
1b109. Not lon1 a10 to prove
the polnt, 10 G .... k 11llon, us-
l n g 1lmulated shields,
llkewtH 1ttoect.ln 1 tar1et
oflaboti and • It afire 1n thtee ds.
It's likely you knew that the
old hairy-chested Viklni
drank his liquor out of a
human headbone. When doing
so, in fact, "skull" ls wbat he
meant when he toasted,
"Skoall"
TV performers contend
that televlslon adds about
four inches to their hetghta
and at least 10 pounds to their
weights.
Q. "What's a 'aausage
alto'?"
A. A big plastic bag more
than 100 yards Iona. The
Germans invented it. A
farmer can move it from year
to year anywhere In ht1
barnyard. A special rig
tamps into it corn, alfalfa or
whatever, and the juices or
same, as in a vertical cylln·
drical sUo, mix chemically to
make a pretty rich fffd for
livestock.
Q. "What's tM difference. ir any, between Jean.s. Levil
and dungarees?"
A. Not much. Jeana are so
called because their material
originally came from Genoa.
Levis are ao called because
that's the trade name of the
Levi Strauss pants. And
dunaareea are so called
because they were first seen
by western-world aailors In
Ute East JndJa port ol Dung a.
Remember, about one out
of every 100,000 Muons can
claim that disUncUon known
aa tbo33rdDe1ree.'
Stanley Karnow·
CIA, Press Tie 'ln~pensabl
WASJUNGTON, D.C. -Each
Ume a muckraker aJleees that
members of
lhe press sur-
r e pt ili ou s ly
served the
Central
InteJUaence Agency,
as Carl
Bernstein bas
Jn a recent
issue of
Rolling Stone.
I anllcipate personal
compllcaUons.
For even th°"'h I am not now
nor ever have been on the CIA
payroll, I have dealt with the
orgaruzalion so extensiveJy over
the years that, eiven the
prevailing mood the.se days, I
rully expect my name to appear
in sensational disclosl.lre.
l can ima1ine, should that oc-
cur, the futility of tryln1 to deny
the unprovable. So it seems to me
that, m style if not substance, we
are returnlne to the wltch·bunts
of the McCarthy era, when any
unconventional behavior aroused
suspJclon of wron1doing .
THE DIFFERENCE ~ the
present atmosphere of pious
nonconformism is that it is
dan1erous to have b~en
convenUonaJ.
This la not to suggest that the
CIA did not recruit reporters for
various purposes. Baek in the
early 19SOs, in fact, a senior
aaency official made me an offer
Nick Thimmesch
that l waa happily able to refU.se.
not out of ethical n>otlvn but
beca~e. as I recall, a dollble llfe
would bave confused my
t!xistence.
Nevertheless, I did make a
point of cultivating CIA repres·
entativea around the world
during my two decades as a
foreign correspondent. Not to
have done so, I think. would have
been unprofessional.
THUS, 'fO USE Bernstein's
sh1ister·&OUDdin1 word.a, l was one of tholle .. wbo found that
their assoclatlon with tbe aiency
helped theil" world ... What ho and
the otber·present ·day
muckrakers fail to undentand,
however, l! that association did
not neceaaarily mee complicity.
Like many of my coUequa.
for example, I rejected attempts
by the CIA to promote its
prote&es an many countries that
were being alded by the United
States during the Cold War.
No reporter worth bis salt was
1olbe to tall for the claim that
General Pbouml Nosavan, the
so-called "at.ro111man" of Laos,
represented the hope of
Southeast Asia. as his qency
mentors aaaerted back 1n the
1960s.
NOR WAS 1'HE CIA very suc-
cessful in persuading anyone
that client dictators llke Chiang
Kal-sbek and Marshal Sartt of
Thailand were "firm friends of
freedom."
Despite regular c0ntacts wltb
the CIA, moat of u.s ln AaJa dld not
·.shy away from reporting the
aaency's lnvolveme1>t in Ute
lndoaeslan clvil war. Nor wore
we blind to the CIA 's support of
the Chinese Natloaallst
. irregulars eneaJed in the opium
trade 1n northern Burma.
But lOOking back, I would say
that on balance the CIA analyst.a ·
I encountered overseas were
valuable and often invaluable
soun:es for a correapo1>dent, and
several have become 1ood
friends.
IT IS WEIL known by now that
of all the American ll'O'U>S 1n
Vietnam, the agency was the
most reaUstic in its eloomy
assessments of the war -even to
the extent of incurring Lyndon
Johnson's wrath by warniJla him
that bombing North Vietnam
would not discoura1e the
Communists.
In other places, alon1 with the
backers of tlnhom tyrants, there
also wete sensitive CIA types
who recoinlied tbe sbortcomtnes
of U.S. policy, and they may have
suffered from speaking out. both
within bureaucratic channels·
and to journalists.
During the period when I was
trying to keep up with events in
'China from Hont Kong, the ClA
men stationed there were an
extraordinarily pereepttve and
scholarly bunch. and any
corr~dent who avoided them
simply wa.a not doinf bis job
NelV KKK: Kommercialized Kid Kulture
W ASlDNGTON -One ol the local prints hero? had
an inter-
view with
.. Wolfman
Jack" <Born
Robert W.
Smith), a
broadcast
character
dotn1 that
loud yahoo
stuff on rock
and rOll snualc
and an tmmedlate sOul snate to
)e1l~ ol our pubaeent you111.
Wollman J1~t taw111 on.r
tffn-a,ers because he mU. Ills
Uviztc Cl/ them.
Punch
But what caught my eye in an
otherwise unsurprislne array ol
remarks was WolCman's argument thal t.ociay•s 16-year.
olds are as crown up as last
generation·, 25-year·olda, -
therefore. our 16·year-olds
should Ceel free to take otr and
make their own lives.
MOREOVBa. the Wolfman
even thlnb that they .. lhoWd be
let out earlier, maybe at 1'.
15. Some klds are ready to go by
then." Finally. he bell eves that
one important problem in
ramllhaa ta that the parents
haven't caught up wilh their
<adolescent) kids.
The Wollman'• assesamerrt,
tell us that the United Stat.ea Lt
the Wol!men across the republic
to those after-school teen-aae
audiences, ls not so seditious as it
is symptomatic.
The bottom line here is the
buck. Those 30 nullioo American
teen-agers spend an estimated
~to $00 bUlion annually. They
need to be told, between records,
how import.ant they are.
MARKET RESEARCHERS,
advertising a1encies, radio and
TV stations, magaz.ines all make
extraordinary pitches to get
those teen-age bucks. The
pitches are laced with
lmploraUon to pubescent &iris to
become sexy before their time,
with dynamite exhortations to
I
..W..._ I .,.._ •p I ••l te .. a .W. ... Ui tiaT
l ,..., •• ~ ... tbADla .,...,. u. .. ..
beardless boys to becoroe eoot popUlar objects of thl• pitch
dudes wbo know how to make IL &JJDe: lt seems the1 are more
Tbe puberty rlte of mad rock prone in the area ol the junk rood
and roll music is used to pull the they consume or 1et thelr
strugglers Into n muteu where mothen to buy. Quiet. old .Bo,a
they believe they are adulta, a Llt• maiadn•, tor ex11nplt,
state they really aren't ready tor brap that It l'QChes 4 mUllon bli
yet. appetites each moath.
The object of th1s commercial Tbe relentless drive to jam
exploitation of American youth, teen·aaen into adult llfestyltis
unsurpassed tn the world, la to and ~patterns. the fact that
peddle records, stereos, radios, moat American cblldreo have
clothes, cars, beveraaea, years ol nposu.re to vlcariout
cosmetics, jewelry and, of violence on TV and the weaving
course, pimple remedies. or sex into both advertlaln1 a.ad
THE PR~RE on teen·aae
girls ls greater than that on boys.
To leaf through the teen-age
girls' maeadnes is almost to
encounter the same stuff their
sisters, 10 years older, are
reading. Teen.age airla today are
promised iMtant womanhood by
these hucksters.
The boys, alas, are less
product <"Does •ex sell
albums?" a dealer ulta. "You
bet your BLEEP It does.,) all
come to some result.
ROW CAN tndulge.nt p~ts
who thin.It the advanced atat:e ot
our pubescents ls just creat sud·
denly get indienant over th• binge of teen-age violence and
crime and record-brodtn•
CoU8iWJ/ Best Medicine Bottled Inside Us
A change of dramatic
proportions may be lo the maldnf in the
attJtude of
m a n y
A mertcan1
towards
lllne11 .
Unless I mi.as
all tho signs,
lncreulng
numbers or pattenta
are taking
ulUmate responsibtUty for
themselves In their relationships
wllh their doctors.
IT HAS ALWAYS been
cuat.omary for W people to rely on
the doctor. If they asked
questions, tt wu uaually to seek
reassurance.
But people toda1 want to
parUcipate u Cully u poulble In
medlcaJ declalooa concemtn1
their own health. Wh ther With
re1pcct to ordennr dlapostlc
t~ata or prescrtblnt medication
or the ne«l ror botpltallzaUco,
many patients are now Involved
in the dectslon·maldn1 proceas.
Tbe~ .. •.r,.e 1 talking andthlnu over wtwr \lae r doctors ac·
cepttni theJr tull share of the
rHpon1ib1Jlty for whatever
actlon m~ now out of lhoee de-cisions.
A wide number of faclon are
ticbind the preaent chan1e. F\rtt.
perhaP1. is the phenomenal rlae
ln the level of education during
the past two 1enerat10"-· People
today u. better Informed than
ever before about health
matten. Throu1h nf!lwtpapera
ma1a11nes, booh, tadlo an~
television they' have come to
know about new developments in
medicine.
They know about tb miracle
drup-but they also know that.
the aide effect.a of these druaa CIU\
1ometimea be u dan11rou1 u
the diseases they seek to oure.
Thoy ba.ve learned about the
ba1ards ot X-raya.
TREY KNOW of nna1n111 by
the Food and Drua
Admlnllt.ratlon concerning tM
danaer ot maey ch mlcal ad·
dlUv an4 colortn& <D\I ll . ... ~. ~·
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By FREDE&JCk MAR811A.LL J'OX
F. M. Foz ia G ,.~of San Juan Coptttrano
Well folks, our sterling, capable and hl&hly efficient
state government has stuck it to ua a&aln. They had all year
to come up with an equitable solution to the property tax
problem and to find a way for distributins a fl billion sur·
plus to the poor, overburdened property owners, but they
blewtl
NoUce, thouch. how quickly tbey puaed a bill eranting
themselves an income tu exemption for their per diem ex· pensea. I auess you know where we, tbe people, stand.
IN ADDRESSING TUE issue of property taxes and
property tax assesament let us look at somethin& very basic,
that pea-haps QIJJ' solons in Sacramento can and abo\l\d
understand: the ConstitutJon of the United States and the
Declaration of Independence.
,
I
They should take a very close look at the 13th and 14th
amendments, because in slicklne it to us with their
ridiculously high property taxes and assessments they have
abridced our ri&hts and personal freedoms.
exceed or shortly wtll exceed their basic mort1age pay·
metlt.s.
The ConsUtution was established by and for we. the peo-
ple, not they, the buteJucracy. Under Amendment 13,
involuntary servitude shall not e>Ust. A broad interpretaUon
or thl~ should include not only social or poll tic al servitude, but
economic servitude, perhaps the inosl insidious form or
servitUdethatex.ists.
WHEN PROPERTY VALUES are artificially forced or
inflated to such hJgh levels that the people can no longer ar
ford to 1cquire and own property, to live Jn their homes,
they are being deprived of their basic freedoms and a grave
and intolerable condition exists.
This certainly is not due process by any extent or the
law. It is not something that we. the people want. but
something that they, the bureaucracy are forcing upon us
It is wtjust and inequitable. VNDER AMENDMENT H no state may cnake or
enCorce any law which shall abridle the privUe1es or
mimunlUes of the ciU1ens of these United States, nor deprive
themorwe.libertyorpropertywltboutdueprocess~flaw.
It is with resJ)ffl lo t.hese two p'°vislons that 1 f"1 the
whole matter of proPtrt.Y tues and property tu asaess-
ment ~gotten out ot hand, fortinl the individual property
owner into an. intoleirable Condition ot involuntary ecoaomic
servitude to a system that appears Intent on taxin8 him out
of house and home. The government appears no lonaer to be
for we, the people. S~d; Spend, Spend t the battl• cry of
the bUreaucracy. Stick it to the people. T
A just and eqwtable solution to the whole problem lies
in basing property true assessment on purchase price and
not on "market value." It shouJd be based on what a person
orieinally pays for one's home. plus any Improvements
made. U and when a person sells that home. then and only
then should lt be reassessed al its new market or resale
value.1batseemsjust and equitable.
Asse11ments have doubled. tripled and even
quadrupled over the past 10 years. Tu.a have ttsen over 73
percent in the past tour years in Orange County alone. Due
'to inflation and a small ba.ndful of speculators, people ,re
being forced iJlto situations where their property taxes now
FOR THE STATE GOVERNMENT and its agenctes to
base properly tax as5eS1ment on "marktt value,·· when a
person has no Intent or sellin1. is a travesty or JusUce. IL
places people Jn a position or involuntary economic
servitude to the system and the only outcome Is to increaae
our assessments to the point where we can no loneer afford
to own property.
When we are forced from our homes, the bureaucracy
NiCliolas Von Hoffman
G.as Companies' Promises Backfire
WASHlNGTON -When the price of
coffee goes up you can switch to tea:
when the price of natural 1u to heat
)'our bodse coes up, ydu don't switch to
an)'thing. You pay
The people who arcue for the elim·
inatlon of price controls on the price of o atural ,._. are
undoubtedly! right ~---Supply and demand
km\ine \be price,
and, in a time of " P
scan:ify, this fuel will .. ,
~used with frugality
by all except lhe
w ealth y, but as
President Carter said
about the fairness or
denying poor women
abortions, that 'a thew ay It 15, kid.
Theoretically, allowing the price of
natural gas to go up will motivate a lot of
people to co prospecting, discover new
sources and get rich. ll worka that Wa:J
:With emeralds and rubles. •
can't chance over to alummum or some
other substitute.)
That's why some electric power
companies have sued Westinghouse.
claimina they bought atomic generating
equipment because the company
promised to supply uranium fuel at a low
price and then failed to do so.
TUE NATUJIAL&as lDdUStly made an
implicit and sometimel'I explicit promise
to lens of millions or home owners to
supply their product at cheap prices if all
these families would buy a mult1phc1ty
of gas-powered equipment
furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves.
refrtgerators and clothes dryers. Now
the industry wants to welch on the deal
If the gas industry had not devoted the
last five decachls to assuring J)e()ple that
the price of their product would remain
as flatly uninterrupted &$ the service
ltlel!, we miaht already have a healthy
solar ener1y industry. A small but qulte
successful one was abomlnS ln So\ithern
Ca.llfoniia when It was wiped out by the
gasglulciftbtlate1920a. / m bqan when a Baltimore man, M.
Kemp, invtnted and be1an lo
manwacrure \he Rnt solar bol water
beaitni S)'atem in 1831. (P'or all the de·
tiili on see a.n excelleot artkle
enULled "Sola\' Water Heater in
Callfomla, 1891-1.930," by Ken Buttl and
Jotid P lln, In the Fall, 197'1 tssue of The
Co-!vOlutioo Quarterly.>
AMSBJCA HAD NOT yet entered ill
cheap t\lel ~rtod, so that n1tura1 au.
coal and olf: were all expensive, and
nowhere more so than in Cahforn1a The
great ml and gas ~t nk<'s th<·rc \\CrP to
come latt•r.
Kemp sold ht.., 1nvt·nt111n to t\\o
Pasadena men. wht1 market<.'<I rt in Jll
1mpr0\ t•d \ crsron 11f th!' orr~inal dump\'.
ugly and not lcrnhly l•Hlt•1cnt appar&tus
Again the company was sold and again
this time 1i1o1hal camu to be called the
Climax Solar Wal<'r Huter Company
impro\ed 1L'i products
Hv \!}(l~) the hcul1.rs were 'clhnf!
briskly, hut their t11 i.: drawback was that
they wen• dcs11tn"d in such a way that
they chdn 'l produrc hot water until
afternoon It took that long for the sun to
heal uf' the water.
IN THAT YEAR, one William J
Balley. an ena:ineer from lhe Carnegie
Steel Company, came out to California.
studied the solar heaiter·s defictehcles
and designed 'system which heated the
water far more quickly and kept it hot all
night and the next day.
Thousands or the Day and Nieht Solar
'Heaters, as they were called by Bailey,
were sold. Then came cheap gas. but not
to Flonda, where several businessmen,
who'd bOught out Balley, moved the
central operations. There more than
60,000 units had been sold and lnstalled
by 1921.
Current solar water heaters are quite
similar to Bailey·s pre World I model.
The technology has remained atainant
for these many decades, basically
because the problems of Infinite gas and
low prices destroyed the Incentive to
...
has further succeeded ln deprlvtni us of our basic JI
under the lawa of the land. Tbey are forcin to a
serious. rebellloua sf tuation.
The DedaraUon of Independence statu that Ill m
are created equal and are endowed with c rtain gbU,
among those life. Uberty and the punutt ot happJo • 'r9
secure these rlahts, governments are in1tltutea among
men, deriving their just powers from the con.sent of the COY·
erned, we, the people.
NOW FOLKS, HERE IS!!all interesting follow-up pro-
vision: That whenever any form of government becomes
destructive to these ends, It is the right of the people to alter
or abolish it, and institute a new govornmeat, &o preserve
the precious rtgbts we fought JO hard for over 200 yean ago.
We have an obUeation to our: legtey:
Our sterlina soloiu bave stuck it to us agaJn with exorbl·
tant property t&xe!J. They mutt ttalize that we the people
have a breakins ~nt, We. tbe people, shduld reallze what
the Oeclaration ol lndependence and ConsUtuUon provide
for ln the way of tmmuniUes and protect.tons. The law ls the
law • .Lest our state 1ovemment be classified as d t.ructiv
to the ends that they abridae our basic n1hts and frie<!Oma,
they had better act quickly. An equitable solution bas been
present«I, es5ment bued on purchase price and not up· on muket value.
We. the People, beseecb you our covernment to read'lnd
heed, before it ls too late!
BY TRB ftota Wa1bblctQG
see SCllator Byrd. H 's a at.rem& man.
He pl•ys the fiddle. He guides the
Senate. Once he was just • klea1le. Then
he became a senator. Then he beat Ted·
dy Kennooy for Senate whli>. Now he lee·
tures the vice president "Now he tells
President Carter to fife Lance. Presl·
deot Cart~r (ires Lance.
not con:rulttn1 Conaress more. That mat·
ter wu straightened out qulckly.
Then in June press aecretary Jody
Po9ial tO&d the press after a set·back of
the encr1y program in a House commit·
tee that llr. Carter wa• "deeply con·
cerned" and that the "oil companies, the
auto companies and their lobbies have
won atgnJflcant prellmlnary vktortes"
And thal tteregulaUon of t1atural gas was
a "ripoff of the American consumer."
The observation waa probably rlthl but
ill-timed; the real leglslatlve problem
was the senate. not the House.
learned how to cut meat frorn a manual:
a scholar who walted 18 tea.rs lo start
colle1e after finishina tilth schoo•: Jaw
degr e aft.er 10 yeen of night. school
while in Congres1 <cum laude.>
What will Senator Byrd do next?
Nobody kriows. But watch him.
In the f cudal system wben the em·
perOP-1 power diminished, the baron's·
pow~f lncreased, and that is tne way
• thing re done ln Washlnston with
Presidents. People have been studylna
• the Wilcnown President Carter for ellht
Ol" nine monUil. s~cutating about h\m
and noting the extraordinary narrow.
ness and proV1nclaU1m or his statr; and
then he blew lt in the Lance affair.
BYRD TOLD THE press t.hat Carter
waa ''overreacUn1:" that lt was 'only.
the fint pitch ln an energy ballgame that
may ao tOtnnings or more."
Mr. Carter 1racefu1Jy yielded ln part,
aod COMulted his sUtny independent
Senate leader more a.rid more. Who tlte
wu there to consult? The parochial
White HOU5e staff rnlsappralltd every
development in the Lance aftalr. Somebody had to remind the Presld rat
t.hat he was President: that lt is a ria·
UOUJ r ponstbU1ty; that It ls abOve
fr1t6d!h1PI and self; that it requ.lres
sacrifices, sometimes truel; that tbere
Is only much presidential power and lt
mtiJt be 8)>9nt Wllely. •
In 1~ Byrd at th~ White Hou.te told
Cart.er that Lance should ao and the
sooner th bcttu. ll'l a day or two Lance
wu aone. lt wn lmpreetiY4l ad vie. from
a formidable ttcure, one of the mo t
curtous naurts lJ\ Wuhlneton.
Carter and Byrd have much in com· mon.. lach is a bom·a1ain BapUst. ach
Is a proud, one-time poor Southern bc>y:
each It hell·!>ent on consoUdatinr and
SEN. HARRY F. BYRD, JR,
legitlmaUzing hb new status. Each, also
la il'tensely diaclpttned and a little
self·rtghteous Each ha1 struggled to
"make it," but Byrd hu stru11led
hardL·r.
Byrd has fought his way up and, llkt
many self· made men, finds tt hard to
forgive weaklings who.tan't riae. He's a
po' white kid from a 1toomy holler in
Weal Virginia: an orphan: a 1arb1t
collector of scraps for hll pt11: a boy
who pulled his forelock to the nl~ PGQ·
pie: a high school gradual <nledtc.
torian> with 1 primltiv alt!\ de toward
rac : a Kl811 orsant1 r; • bUtc wbo
That's a success story. He lives ln a
modest house In a Vtrainla suburb With
the woman who shared the Clays wh
they couldn't afford even a refrigeratOT:
-just n half oran1e crate nailed outside
the kitchen wtt1dow. He hates soclall1·
lng.
Robt-rt Byrd hasn't stopP,ed 1rowtni.
or adapting, anyway. Ht threw.lo hla lot
wSlh tho southerners when he tame to
the Senate: he regrets the Klan ex·
perlence ("a mistake" h aays> but
some of his raw attitudes at the start or
his alm08t 30 years in the Senate ound
almost obscene today; of the Warren
Court "the Marxists, In their own 1od·
less scheming, could hardly have asked
more from our Supreme Court than they
have received."
•
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RUie Help Need for Han!lkPPped
Orange County Regionll Center olftclals are
seeking volunteers to teach handicapped people to
use public transportation.
The Regional Center b a noaproftt, state-
cootracted agency wbicb serves developmentally
disabled Orange County residents, said Jim
Crawtord. a community oraanbaUon specialist.
Crawford hopes to aid most of the 235 trainably
who may want tO ride the bus alone, al.Id Crawford.. "But lt'a an oppOrtunity for the retarded~
, to show what be can do for himself, .. be Hid. •
A 1pectal OCTD pa a tor be wortahop
participant costs only $4 per month.
For more tnlormaUon a1>out the Re&{onal
Center volunteer proaram. call 871·1998.
J
mentally retarded CT.MR> participants at two -====-----.:--;~~;;;•mlilji;;;;;;~ sheltered works hops in Fountain Valley and
Mission Viejo with volunteer help.
'"THE BEST PEOPLE TO volunteer to teach
them (handicapped) how to use the bus system are
those who ride it most ofteo, .. said Crawford. "They
are m<l8tly senior citizen.a ud students.••
1be sheltered workabops afford TMll to learn
fundamental aseembly akills. With thia training,
they m_, earn money at a job in a local factory,
aaldCriwf<ll'd.
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~enny Pet91'80n, Garden Grove, Helped by Jim Crawford
Tower Sweet Tower
Turret OK'd as Pait of Home Structure
make transfers with a little help from someone who
knows bow to ride the bus.
Once the person is trained, he or she can use the
skill to travel to other destinations, said Crawford.
For instance, he noted, TMR have been trained
to travel from Garden Grove to the Huntington
Center, down Beach Boulevard to Talbert Avenue
and then to the Elwyn-CaUfornla sheltered
workshop at 18325 Mt. Baldy Circle in Fountain
Valley.
TBIR ALSO USE THE Oranee County Transit
District buses to travel to the Saddlebaclc
Comnumity Enterprises, a workshop in Mission
Viejoat25'101 TaladroClrcle.
TMR are asked If tbey want to ride the bus. U
they do they are shown allele presentations to learn
how to use transfer points and landmarks.
But some TMR need IODleone to ride along with
them as many u eight times before they can do it
alone. said Crawford. · .
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By ARTHUR a. VINSEL a.-o.ur Plllt5Dft urrs A VEBY JMPOBTANT thing for them." ~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~~ he ooted. ''Those who can ride the bus are the elite.
One woman wrapped her arms around me in joy Ma thematics and aeronautics
professor George Armstrong is
going to have a home in
Huntington Beach's Suns et
Heights region, complete with a
r ound turret.
when she rode for the first time alone."
Parents oft.en worry about their TMR children
Role SIDite?la
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The Ca lirornia Coastal
Commission bas ruled he may
build his six-level residence
which will be incorporated
structurally with the old Sunset
Htiehts water tower.
Commis sioners in San·
Francisco voted 12 to O in favor of
Armstrong's proposed residence
at 17237 Marina View Place, asite
which overlooks Huntiagton
Harbour, where he presenUy
lives
PROSP er Of
level house upsets at I
nei&bbor
William Haloin filed an~
against the original 8 to l vote for
approval by the reeional coastal
commission
The four levels or rooms to be
built into the water tower indude
a library, bedroom and den
below a tower sun deck and
observatory.
ONE OF llALPIN'S objections
filed with the coastal unit
Involved an alle1atton that
Armstrong's unusual vatttage
point will constitute an invasion
of neighbor'• privacy.
Coastal Commission members
pointed out that Halpin didn't
appear to testify against the
Armstrong plan.
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PmLADELPlllA (AP) -The
Los Angeles Dodgers, behind the
clutch pit-ching of Tomn.y John
and the home run power of Dusty
Baker, survived the most
adverse weather conditions in
baseball playoff history to beat
the.Philadelphia Phillies 4·1
SatU'tday night and win the
National League pennant.
Baker's two-run homer in the
second Inning was all the
Dodgers needed to back the
seven-hit pitching or John, who
three years ago was told he'd
never throw a baseball again.
Dodgers rookie manager
Tommy Lasorda said the big
thlng to him was beating the
Phillies two straight in
Philadelphia's Veterans
Stadium, where the East
Division champions won 60 and
Jost 21 for a . 741 percentage
during the regular season.
Lasorda made a point to say,
'•And they said we couldn't win in
Philadelphia. It's very satisfying
to clinch it here. I saw a clipping
that quoted Greg Luzinski as
saying tbe Dodgers didn't even
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belong on the same field as tbe
Phillies.
"Then · my brother sent me
ariotber cllppina with
Philadelphia manager Danny
Ozark aayinl the Phils would win
the thing and all anyone bas
talked about dW"ing the playoffs
is that the Dodgers couldn't win
at the Vet."
The 34-year-old John, who
underwent a unique arm
operation in Sept. 1974, said, "I
owe a lot to the Dodgers'
organization for putting up with
me the year I wrui out.''
Jobn 1atd he threw 90 percent ,
futballs at tbe Phillies,
1enera11y an explosive f a.stball·
hitting team.
"I had to go out there and
challenge hitters' and keep the
ball low," said John, who in h1a
17th year of professional baseball
won 20 games for the first Ume.
Someone asked the Dodgers•
pitcher when be started planning
for Saturday night's game.
"During the sixth innin& of the
first game, after I left the
game," John replied. "I was in
Lasorda 'a oUice watchin8 the
Trojans' CoDieback FallS Sl1«;1i'f·
Cl.I.MN WHIT~
team in the CIE', Gittens ClOUld
threaten the CIF suson scoring
record ot 36 touchdowns which is
shared by Mickey Cureton of
Centennial (Compton) in 1966
and Glenn Davis of Bonita in
1942.
Curet.on got his mark over 13
games. the same as Gittens will
have providing Fountain Valley
goes to the finals. Gittens might
have had an edge of one game had
the playofts not been cut back a
game this year.
Sboiuld Gittens average three
TDs a game for the season he'd
wind up with 39 touchdowns.
Right now he is one TD behind
that tormula.
With a couple of tough de-
feuive teams looming in Sunset
League play, he may be hard·
preSsed to hold the pace.
However. he may be able to
fatten up against Marina and
Huntington Beach to offset
anticipated dry spells against
Newport Harbor. Edison and
Westminster. Gittens' abiftt.y appears solid
eno~ to expect b.irn to have a
bright co"rlegiale future. He can
run 100 yards under 10 seOOnds.
He ls a standout open field
runner. He is able to take
physical punishment and is a
more than adequate pass
receiver. He is, after all, the Touchdown
Ex.press and be pr~nUy is on
the in.side track to CIF player of
the year oonors.
USC'S MOSI TATUPU IS TACKLED FOR A LOSS SY TERRY JONES.
Guidry Faces Splittorff
Lyle Bails Out NY, 6-4
KANSAS CITY CAP> So now,
the seesaw American League
pennant playoff has come down
to a smglc, winner-take-all fifth
game. a familiar feelini! for the
Kansas City Royals and New
York Yankees. .
Sparky Lyle. New York's rub-
ber-armed reliever, bailed the
Yankees out with ?'h innings or
two-hit relief Saturday that
saved a 6-4 victory and tied the
best-of.five series at 2-2 with the
deciding fifth game £cbeduled
tob.i~t. A yeac ago, the SaJlle two
teams also went the full 'five-
garne limit before the Yankees
won the pennant. New York's
Lou Piniella thinks the memory or that nightmarish nintb·innlnl
loas will hurt the Royals.
"We beat them in gamt five
last year;" Hid Pin1ella ''They
know it and we know it. That will
work mo\lrfavor .• ,
So, too, will Lyle -lfn~ed.
He wu the last des>iendable ~ pitc:ber available in the Yankees
•bullpen S.turday. al\d he'll be
b•ck there again tomght when
Ron Guidry starts lot New Yotk
against the Royals• Paul
Splittorff.
But how many innings could he
pitch only one day after Satur·
day's lengthy &tint?
"Oh, five or six," sald Lyle.
Then be assured newsmen that
he wasn't kidding about that.
"I'm serious," he said. ,"I pitch
better when my arm lS a little
tired. You can't muscle a slider.
It straightens out. The more J
pitch, the more effec:tive 1 am ...
Royals manaaer Whitey
Herro& agreed.
"Sparky Lyle was amazing,"
be •aid. "He pitched last night
and then came bJck and did a job
on us. Actually, he bad better
atuff in the seventh, eighth. and
ninth innings than he had earlier.
l thought we'd get him in the late
Innings, but he was simply
amazing."
Lyle lcnew when he came into
the game in the fourth inning
that, realistically, there was no
one left behind him in New
York's injury-thinned bullpen.
"He 4idn 't say an}'thing," Lyle
said of bis conversation with "i ankees manager BUll Martin
wben he got to the mounct. "But I
knew he was boplna I could
finish."
And wowd Martin go to Lyle
too.lgbt?'
J ShoekS Br1•lns
"He can go," the manager
said. Then he delivered someold-
Casruoned Yankees confidence.
"But we won't need him."
Lyle permitted just two hits
and shut off a Royals comeback
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surpass 100 yards rusblne tn .-~ advantage. The Cards bad 18
game. first downs in the first half to only
UCLA had trouble fettlng four for the Bruins. starud and didn't gain a first UCLA finished t.he aame W1tb
down until early tn the •econd 279 )lards rushing but more than
quarter. By then, the Bruins h~fotitcameonthelongrunsby
trailed 16..(). ~ NcNe:tl and Brown • . UCLA kept the game close ._.,.,o-wt 0 14 7 ,_. •
individual effort, including ~~~" t to • 1-aa
'lb·Yill'd run by Theotis Brown ~:~~?!i 11,101.,.'"1
llnd a 18-yard romp by Freeman s1e-f'ra1Ktor1111 '"*''"""' McNeil. uCL.A-<>wtntSr"" 1c:trtelkk1t.l
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The score was set up by a 27-yard
pa~ from Bashore to Homer
BuUer.
Stantord dominated the eame
(or most of the first half, deapite
holding only a 19·14 halftime
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'Barna Holds Off.S
For 21-20 Victory
ByGLENNWJOTE ClfllltOMtyf'l ... lt.llH
LOS ANGELES-Southern
Cal's fired-up Trojans were ob
the threhbold of pulling off a
miracle football win over the
Crimson Tide of Alabama Satur·
day afternoon before 83.140 at the
Coliseum and a naUonal TV
audience.
Three yards awar was the end
:one. U SC could set the ball ~final three yards~ it would
defeat Alabama, 22·21.
The Trojana scored a touct\·
down with SS seconds to co in tht
game to pull within 21.20 after
Alabama had boasted a 21-8 lead
with less than seven minutes to
p)~y.
Now coach John Robinso1'•s
Cardinal and Gold was going for·
the two-point conversion,
disdaining an almost certain to
be good placekick for a Ue.
Quarterback Rob Hertel
brought his Trojans to the line of
scrimmage, seeking one more
pass completion to pull off the
miracle. He had connected on 12
of his last 17 attempts for 159 yards in bringing use off the
ropes.
So, Hertel faded to throw
and was uniler tremendous pressure from Wayne Hamilton,
a s.opbomore from Okahumpka,
Fla.
Hamilton hit Hertel but the
latter got the ball awa,v es he was
going down. And the thrc>w was
intercepted to wipe out the comeback.
The Trojans tried an onside
kick on the ensuing tickolt, but
Alabama recovered and ran out
tl)e clock. .
Hamilton was eJ?liet involved
in a major defensive play when
Alabama scoced two touchdowns in 58 seconds to go ln front 21-6
with~:41 left in the contest.
A blocked Hertel pass fell into
Ham.Uton1s hands at the USC 8-
yard line t.o set up Alabama•s
third TD. ·
SC was having a bard time
getting any sort of offense
untracked until the final six
minutes of the aame.
Alabama bad checked the
Trojans' vaulted rushing attaclc,
throttling heralded Charles
White (be bad 83 ~ds for the game> and keepina Hertel's
passlnc effectiveneaa at a
mlnlmum.
MeanwhUe, tbe Tlde's le~on oC
fine runninl backs contlnurul1
went outside a defens<' that lS
supposed to be toe Quick for
en1one to get outside against.
Alabama cbalked·up 2•1 yard!:
rushing with nine different ball
carrlers and its defense tield SC
to 120 yards on the 1r0Uhd .
USC, ranked No. 1 in ~nation
and owne-of a 15-game Victory
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Cougars
Outlast
California
PULLMAN, Wash. <AP) -
Brilliant defensive play by
Washington State'& Geor1e
Yarno, Jobh Troppman, Ken
Greene and Spud Harris
complemented Jack TbomJ)$0n'S
pass\J\I Saturday as the Couaars
upset l4th·rankec1 caurornla,
11-10, Saturday ln a Pacific.s
Conference football ia1t>e.
Thompaoh orchestrated two
touchdown drifts for an early
lead, but the derenae wu ted
to the Umlt by Golden Bears
reserve quarterback Gary Graumann.
Graumann ·fired a 21-yard
toucbdoft'n pasa to Floyd Ed-
dings with 1:09 remainin& in the game to pull the Bears within a
touchdown.
Cal's onside kick failed, but the
previously undefeated Bears
held the ~ara on downs. A
Washington State punt left Cal on
it.a own 40 with 'S3 seconds to play.
Graumann threw three
completion.a to chew ~ 50 yards
and live the Bean a firlt dbwn
on Wu~on State'• 10. But th&
curtain came down on Cal when
Yarno Qcted Graumann wttb. nlne MeOQd.9 remaJnlne.
DUSTY BAKER IS CONGRATULATED BY RON CEY AFTER Hm1NO HOME AUN.
Washiqt.on State built a 17-0
lead on a 45-yai'd fteld goal by
Paul Wataon and toucbdown rum
of one and four yards by
Tbompeon. ·
· DODGERS ••. · Sports in Brief ........... ". .,.._.
Ccmtlnlled From Pace Bl
~ceill rain thtou,eb the nigbt,
National Leaglle president
~barles Feeney ordered the
fame to 1tart. And Feeney sat ~der an umbNUla and watched
tbe multi-million dollar talent
risk injury and a record crowd or
' M,92.4 coUrt pneumonia
"Jt wasn't ratnin1 t,Jlat bard," Peeney Insisted ... I was
combtable out there. l dldn 't
wen hav• lonl undies on."
• And despita constant sUpplng,
es~y by the pitchers, and
:-t.6e iOillri.J·•et arwlctal surface
that aloftd the ball &Ad made the
flclden cautious, FeeQey said,
·~nm n~er affected play.
Nob0d1 fell."
Peeney aaid that onee the am ~jt ti8d to bo ~ayed
to ii. .:Omptetio:n.
••u we bad atoppe4 and the
r:p on. we never wom n ,~,.,,,..&._._ at>io kl a~t. it off." Feeney
d. "I think both teams were en trued to play nine im11n81."
1t was Feeney'& co to
-start the game, whJcb began 17
minutes late after more tban an
hour of steady driule. The rain
could be aeen splashing off
puddles in front of tbe,Pblllles'
du1out. But the nationally·
leYised ahow went on, even
though the U.S. Weather Bureau
• prtdltted dear weather for
Sunday and Monday.
Meanwhile, back In the
ballgame, the Dodcers took a 2.0
lead· a1aha1t ~hU•delphla's
23-game wmner Steve Carlton,
who failed to finish tor the second
time in tbe ffriea.
Baker, who hit a arand slam orr Jim l.onborg in game one in
Los An1etes. socked an 0-2 pitch
into the left field seats ln the
second inning with Ron Cey
aboard on a walk.
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EUGENE, Ore. (AP> -
Tailbacb Joe Steele and Kyle
Stevens ran for two toucbdowm
apiece and end Scott Greenwooct
scored twice Saturday as the
Washington Huskies trounced
Ore&on 54-0 in a Pacific Eieht
conference football game.
Washington pui the game away
in the first quarter with a 17-0
lead .00 increased it to 33-0 at
halftime. Oregon lost flve
fumbles and three or them led to
Huskies touchdowns. The Ducka
gained only 18 yards on offense ln
the first half while Waahlnaton
LONG BEACH -Touring
profesa.looal Alan Tapie of Irvine
fired a tbree-under-par 89 Satur-
day, eivlni hlm a 54-bole score of
1JJ1 and the lead in the $30,000 Queen Mary Open aolf
toumament.
Tapie, who collected five
birdies on the El Dorado
KWlicipal sol! course, leads by
°"stroke over Jack~ of
Capistrano Bnch, wbo b.-d a 70
Sa\urday, and l\ay Aiinno or
S.cramento. Arinno Ued the
course reed with an elgbt-
under-par M. nree WOkes ott the ~ce at
210 are tourlne pro• Pat
McDOnald Of JUdgeerest. Calif.,
and Dan ~ ol JUverside. At
211 are Jell Hares of Santa
Barbara, Cabin Peete of Albany.
Ga., Mark Pfeil oC Palos Verdes
and Vic ltayek oC Sau11AS. Five
players are tied •t 2.12, including
Ray C&rruco of Irvin•.
Tbe final IWJld •ill bo played
today. First pri.%1! IS •• ooo.
E1'eft .. Ptia.,_
An.AN!' A-Top-seeded Chris
Evert llDUhed Virllnia Wade,
6-0, '1·5 ln Saturday ntabt•s
sen:Hflanll of the $75,000
Women's Tennb clusic.
Evert will meet Dian.ne
Frombolh in today's finals.
Fromholu defeated Billie Jean
Kins, M .'2-6, 6-2.
JChlpMaAgaht
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -The
Los Anceles Kinp closed their
National Hockey League
exhibition schedule with an
unbeaten record Saturday night.
with a 4·2 victory over tbe
Minnesota North Stars on a
three-goal flurry ignited by
But.ch Goring.
M~SecetNI
ONTARIO -Shirley
Muldowney rushed from 14th
place to second position Saturday-
at the end of qualifying tor
today's eliminations in the
$249,000 world finals of drag
racing at Ontario .Motor Speed-
way.
John Abbott of Denver
malntaiJMd the top spot arnon1
the 18 quali.flen With, till Friday
run of 5.883 seconds for the
quarter inlle. clocked at 248.24 mile:a~hour.
Muldowney, 37, is this year's
world champion among top.fuel
drivers. She improved her best
time of 5.911 seconds Saturday,
and aspeedof238.72 m.p.b.
Eleven of the qualifiers
bettered six seconds.
Den Garlits, a co-favorite with
Muldowney, qualllled Uth wtlh
8.Dl'l MCOnda and 239.36 mpb at
the finlsb line. • 6es trlidtl8 lfl ..
R 03' TE Jl DAM, Tb•
Netherlands -Vita.s Ger'u.laitls ud.1.:.lll.e Nastase won their: ummnal matcbe1 SatUrd" ln lho :$1l)(),000. World Star tennll
tomiwnent. Gerulaitis defeated Jaime
Flllol, M, 7~ and Nastase beat
Loek Sanders. 6-0. 3 fl, 6· I. The furn! 1s scheduled today
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VIRGINIA WATER, EnJland
-Austullan 1lobetrotter
Graham Marsb scored the moet
hnporta11t victory of his
lntematlmal golf career today, a
S and 3 decision over heavily·
guarded American Ray Floyd in
tbe two-round fmal of tbe $22S,OOO
World Match Pla y
Championships.
Goa%ale% F•U.
CHARLF.STON. S.C. -Rex
Harli& defeated Pancho
Gonza.lH, 3-6, 6-3, 6·2 and Frank
Sedgman beat Torben Ulnch,
7-6, 6-1 Saturday ln the slngle3
semifinals of the Grand Masters
tennis tournament at Seabrook
Island.
Titans Belt
l.Duisiana
Rival, 31-10
MONROE, La. (AP> -Jay
BenneU raced for 108 yards and
scored hll team 'IC lint touch-
down to lead Cal State
(Fullerton) to a 31-10 ltlter-
aedlonal colle&•Jootball victory over_· Northeast Louialana
University SatUrday Dltht.
Oble Graves added• 91 1ards
and two toucb.,owna for the
villt«s, Dale !wm ru 15 yards
for another touO'hdown, and
tlcter Juan Carillo booted a "5-
yvd fleld coal to eap the 1corin1.
Fullerton domtnated tti• came,
1ainin1859 yards rushirii.
Quarterback Bud Ctspiva was
Northeast's m01t effecUve of-
fensl•e weapon, ru1bln1 for 48
yards on 27 carrie!I. However, he
showed the effects of a three· week layoff due to an injury.
bitting on only one of 10 paa1411.
Northeast is now O-', while the
'ntans are 2·2.
F.-. •• sc.u
JNe..sc.14 r •
FRESNO CAP) -Fresno State
upset San Dieeo State 14-14 Satu-
rday !Qht, endlDt San l>t11o's
10-gamo football 1'-lMln• ltrlne.
waar~ZTO. G eausbt a 23-yard
acorilll ~from Warren Koon
in the second quarter. ID tbe
third. Gr~woo'd 1 picked up
Stevena• twnbt on tbe wo and ran lirtO the end zone. W~tOok ~ Steve"RObblDS'~)'~ n Id
The drive w kopt a1ft
the DuclC1 were ol!&id o
Washhigtoij's fourth· d~ try on the Huskies' 31 yard U
From lbe~ OD, it ftl aU
Wastungton.
onw ... si.. 24. aw i•
CORVALLIS, Ore. CAP> -
Oreion State defenders
intercepted three Glfrord Nlelseo
passes Md rewrned two of them , for l9Uchdowns Saturda1 • Lb8
Beaven knOcked orr l~·ralited
Brigham Youni. 24·19, in a non·
conference football 1aine.
NJelsen, college football's
Jeadlng passer, bad not thrown
an interception goinc into the
contesL
The previously unbeaten
Cougars, who had averaced
nearly 53 points a game, Jumped
to a 1~ lead on Nielsen's three
touchdown passes, the last one
coming 17 seconds into the
second half.
But that was lt for the de-
fend t ng Wes tern Athletic
Conference co-champions.
Fresno state w111 led on the ,
gtouad by fullback Steve
Franklin who gllried 181 yitds on
21 can1ea and by quarterback
Dean Jones, who calned 102
... yards on 11 carries.
San Dteao Stat WU led by all-
American tallllack David Tumer ~ho &alned 1'~ yards on 21
carries.
I
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Midwest Football
FOOTBALL
Under~og
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..
Ties Pitt
G.AlNE.WJLLE, Flt. CAP> -
Undezdot Florida roared back
twlce 1n tU ftnal quarter Satur-
day to eome away wlth a 1'1·1'1Ue
with l!lttM·anked Plttabur1h on a lut·aasp 28-yard flold aoal by BerJ.Yepreniian
Yepnml..i's ulna kick ror the
20th-ranked Gators came with
1:26 rernaSninf in the came, dt·1Je4Una a 2'1·Yud neld toal by Pitt•a Mm Schubert wlth 5:56 to ao.
'l>iU.SbUrah quarterback Matt
Cavanaus&, · ruaty afterjJhree
weeb oft. with a broken ~t.
tumbled aw.y the football three
tlaies, but drove the Panthers to
t blcbdowna.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. <AP> -
KcnWCb'• Derrick Ramsey hit ,
t11bt: _4md Dave Trosper for one
touetidown and plunged ~
yards for a second score Satur·
day nlcl;lt as 1&-rank6d KentUCly
opened Ua Southeastern
Conference football seuon with
a 23-'1 win over M~iaslpp1 State.
The vic:t.oey pu.sbed ltentlacky's
record to 4•1, Uie WUdcatl' best
start aince coach "Bear"
Bryant'• ~ e,quad won lta first
10,aam •
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1'f~J3
ATJJENS. Ga. <APT -Kevin
Mctee scored two toucb4o1"ls
followina tumble recoveries, and
Georgia withstood a late Mississ·
ippl rally to trim the Rebels 14-13
Saturday in a Southeastern
COn!e.rence football aame played in a dtizd.ing r«ln.
The Rebels scored twice in tbe
final quarter on passes by
resene quarterback Tim EJlis
but failecl on a two-point
~version that could have given
them the lead.
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NASHVlLLE, Tenn. <AP)
lluMJ.na back Charles Alexander
aco~ three touchdowns, two in
tbe fourth quarter, to power
LOWsiana state's 28-1.5 comeback
.tct(lf)' SatWdaY over Vanderbilt
in Southeastern ConCerence
loot ball
1be victory wa.s 18th-ranked
• LSU•a tbir-d straJ•bt, givinl it a
3,:1 ~this sea.son and a 2-0
m ark in the conference.
• Vanderbilt is 1 ... and 0-2.
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TetH•euee•
X:NOXVlLLE, Tenn. <AP> -
Fullbea Rodney Lee pounded out 13'7 yards, includin& a 72-yard
touchdown. to lead Geol"gia Tech
to 24-8 college football victory
Saturday over error-prone Tennessee.
Tecb converted two Tenness~
tumbles and an interception into
tou~ In a pouring rain.
The :Yellow Jacketa did not
•ttempt a slnale pass in the . entire same.
... ?.reshman safety Lawrence
i.owe set. the tone of the contest
\tiit.b • u~.nrd touchdown on a pa.q interception return ln the
second ~uai:ter.
I '
DIABLO ROLLS-Alan Parker (21) of
Mission Viejo, straight-arms Mike Scarlett
for a gain Saturday night in football action
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at Orange Coast College. Marlon Blodgett (66) and Dale Amburgey (75) are in the
background. See additional photo, paee B4.
· Diahlos Stop Mesa, 14-6
MY lnt,erceptB 6 PQ!J8es, Recovers 3 Fumbla
By HOWARD L BANDY
Of ... o.lt~ ~ ,...~
The Mission Viejo Diablos had
too much firepower on offense
and a stout defense that
intercepted six passes and
recovered three rumbles in
posting a 14-6 South Coast League
football victory over Costa Mesa
High Saturday night on the
Orange Coast CoUege field.
Tbe decision was still in
doubt until the Diablos marched
90 yards to score with S2 seconds
remaining in the game. Before
that, it was the margin of a single
conversion point that separated
the two teams in a bitter struggle
t.bal found players on both sides
g.ivina up the ball frequently.
Scott Spear, Mission Viejo's
starting quarterback, suffered a
leg injury after mtercepling a
pass in the first quarter and
didn't return to the a('\ion lie
was waUung on the sidelines and
shouJd return next week
Cary Brockman took over
when Spear returned his
interception to the Costa Mesa 13
and five plays later, with the aid
of a fourth down penalty against
the Mustangs, Mlke Ochoa
blasted into lbe end zone Crom a
yard out for the score Stu
Stebenne kicked the fU"Sl of two
conversion points.
The lone Costa Mesa score was
set up on a 54--yard pass-run play
from Jerry Cribbs to Ri~k Ayers.
Ayers gathered the ball in at the
40 and rambled all the way to the
eight before being brought down
by Dan Charnitski. Scott Miller
went over from the one for the
score but the conversion try
failed.
Most of tbe game was played in
mid field with neither team able
lo hold oo tor a concerted drive.
Costa Mesa turned the ball over
nme times and the Diablos three.
Penalties also hurt the Mission
Viejo cause with nine infractions
bringing an assessment of 127
yards.
Alan Parker was the
workhorse of the Mission VieJo
attack. carrying the ball 18 tJmes
for 82 ya rds Ochoa did
yeoman duly on the final touch·
do~n dnve, picking up 57 yards
in the second half. A Brockman
pess to Devi.I\ Bower for nine
yards brought the tlnal MV
touchdown Fumbles were recovered by
:\f1ss 1on \'1cJo·s Bower.
Charn1tsk1 and Paul Lajoie
lntcrt•c pl10n:; went to Mike
Brawley, Spear, Charnitski.
Bower and two to Jim LeavitL
Other defensive standouts for
the Diablos included Ochoa, Eric
Oien and Jerry Nelson.
Costa Mesa's defense, oo the
field much of tbe night through
the costly tumoven, recovered
three fumbles. Chris Monahan.
Scarlett and Mlke Kennedy
grabbed loose balls for the
Mustanp.
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Trojans, 13-5
LOS ANG EL ES-Saturday
Just wasn't USC's d~.
On a day tbe Trojans football
team Jost to Alabama, 21·20, on
the Coliaeum field, UC Irvine's
crack waur polo t~am was buay
mauling lJSC In the a~a.cent
Coliseum pool, 13-S.
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TEIJ Ends Losing Streak
Homed Frogs Blitz Rice, 35-15
All·America Gary Ficuero
scored three goal• for the
winoera to raise his aeason total to 3:5.
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HOUSTON (AP> -Texas
Christian'• Steve Bayuk fueled a
~second q\larter Saturday
night :With touebdown passel to
Jam Wliibt and Mike Mnfro ... to Yblp the hapleu Rice Owls
3S!U and halt the naUoo's lonsest m •Jc* college lostnc streaic at u.
• The embattled Horned Frop,
wbD b d not won since beat1n1
Rice 28-21 in tbeJr final came
lt15, banded first-year coach
F.A. Dry IQ first TCU victory in
five 1ame1 thla year. lt was
TCU's third victory in it.I Jut 42
games.
tCUtrailed '1-0 at the en~ oft.be rnt quarter on a 10-yard run by
JUc-Juillback Earl Cooper.
But the P'rocs, who also
e•tabHahed a Southwest
C6nf ermice record 22 penalUes in
th 1ame, cauiht fir• in the
aecond period 1wlth Bayuk
filppin& 1 yard to WriSht early in
tbeqtia'ter.
SHf.18
consecutive field goalJ Saturday
ti> a M BayJor University victory
overSMU.
The Southwest Conference
g1me was marred by more than
250 yards In penalties with
Baylorbeingfiafpd 15times.
Bledsoe's winning kick pushed
along by winds gusting up to 23
miles per hour, soared through
the uprights from 26 yards out
with 2:12 seconds Jell in the
game.
T~Tftll3Z
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TUCSON <APJ -Bill Adams
booted four field goals In a
seesaw non-cooterence college
football game Saturday as
17tb·ranked Texas Tech downed
a stubborn Arllona team 32-26.
Fullback Jimmy Williams
acored the touchdown that put.
Texas Tech ahead for good,
1"'WlrUnl S yards in tbe fourth
quatter for the final margin.
The field goals by Adams were
rrom 22, 23, 33 and 27 yards.
ArillOlla capitalized early In the
game on a Texas Tech Cu.mble on
tbe openlne kickoCf and a
partially blocked punt to take a
14·13 lead at the half.
Colorado St. 40
Ul'EP3J
EL PASO, Tex. <AP> -Larry
Jones ran 23 and 34 yards for
touchdowns and Dan Graham hit
Mark R. Bell for two others in a
33-point second half outburst
Saturday night to give unbeaten
Colorado Slate a 40·31 Western
Athletic Conference victory over
Texas <El Pa!lo).
The victory by the Rams, now
5·0 for the season and 2·0 in the
WAC , overshadowed the
performance of UTEP
quarterback Oscar Ramirez,
who hurled touchdown passes of
80, 29 and 50 yards and ran for
another.
The Miners built a 17-7
halftime bulge alter Ramirez'
80·yard touchdown to Bubba
Garcia, a 22·yard field goal by
Miguel Alvarez and Ramirez'
29-yard scoring strike to Dean
Allcom.
Penn State
Rallies, 16-7
STATE COLLEGE,
Pa. -Tenth-ranked Penn State,: sparked by
two turnovers caused by
derenslve tackle Bruce
Clark, rallied Jn the final
quarter to escapo a blg
upset and defeat Utah
State, 1&-1, Saturday in
college football
The vlslUng AHles,
who fell to 1-4 with their
fourth straiaht lou, held
a 7-6 lead at halfUme,
and 1t stayed that way
throuah three quarters
on the ralnsoaked turf at
Beaver St.adlum.
But Clark, a 240-pound
sophomore, then caused
two fumbles with vicious
hits, leadln1 to a 22-yard
field 1oaJ by Matt Bahr
and a two-yard run by
Booker Moore.
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Trojans,· 25-12
By BOGER CARLSON °' Ull °"'' .... S4aft Dana Hills High's Dolpbjna,
wltb a stronger Jdcltlnf e•me.
cashed in for a 2.S-12 South Coast
League football victory Saturday
night. .
Before a crowd· of 1,600 at
Irvine High the Dolphins stopped
the University Hieb <Irvine)
Trojans in a penalty-marred Wt.
The tide turned 1n tbe second
quarter when Dolpb.lu standout
Pete St.roog forced a fumble on a
punt. picked up the loose ball Md
ran 41 yards for a toucbidotm
with 37 secoods left to aoa~ a
12· 12 aituatioo.
Until then tbe r..io bad traded
explosive bunts witb University
strUdng with a 55-yard touch-
down run by Gil Zaldivar, only to
see Dana Wlls ret.allate wttb a
pair of touchdowna-botb a
direct result of the ldckina game.
Tbe first answer didn't take
lone as Mitch McGreaor, one of
the leaaue's better runnin1
backs, bolted 90 yards CJQ the
ensuing kickoff for an equalizer.
Then the Dolphins or coach
Don DeGroote crossed up the
Trojans with a a abort ldckdt-
whicb was fumbled. Pat Price came up with the
loose ball and four plays later
qunterback Tom Thornton
foundStrcmc oo the Univenity 10
with an aerial and tbe latter
turned ft into • 22--yarci scorinl
pla.f.
Coach Diet Roehe's University
eleven. evened the count at 12
with a five-yard .sconna pass
from David Langmade, who
rolled to bls left and found
Zaldivar in the end zone. The
touchdown was set up by a abort
pus to tight end Steve nlles,
who tumed It into a 44-yard lain
to the Dana Hills 10.
That, however, was the end of
University's offense. The
.Trojans never got past the Dana
Hills 37 thereafter and were
Saddleback's Yancy
Leads 35-0 Victory
SAN BERNA·RDINO-
Sopboanore quarterbad Bill
Yancy threw for three toucb-
dowru; and ran for two others to
almost single·handedly lead Sad-
dleback Colle1e to a 35-0 victory
over host San Bernardino Valley
College here Saturday night 1n
the Mission Conference football
openerforbot.bteaDla. .
. Jt wu tbe elchth stral1ht
victory !or tbe Gauchos over tb6
lndlans in as many meetiJlls. In
the last four sames between the
two, Saddleback bas a 101·1 eda•
inscorini. • Yancy eQjoyed a near·perf~
first baU, durins .whlcb be
completed 11 ol 13 passes for 223 yards and aained 30 yards
rusblal on three carries. All ot
the Saddleback scoring came ln
the first ball
Meuwh11.e, th& GaucbOs d
tense was aJao enJoyln1 an
outatan;ding night. In the first ball, San Seniardino c:oWd net Jutt 42 yaru and '"'1ad ~wit.al a
total otteme of 163 yartb.
Yaney got the Gauctios on the
sconboatd early when be fired a
nln~yard scorinl pass to 'Mike
P.ardi aDd ttien followed that with
a -ts.ylrd aerial to Tom Hilgb.
Ia tho MCOn4 quarter, Yi y
teoi'ed an n.a:is of Z3 tad Ove
yards sandwiched arowid a 32-yard TD toss to Pardi.
Haigh had four receptioas for
109 yards while Pardi bad four
receptions for 105 yarcll. Doac Bftves wu perioctm all
flvePATa.
·The PaplUon
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from Chtmln O• Fer
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Sundav. Octobet 9. 1911
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Football Scores
WF.Sr
Alabama 21. USC 20
Stanford 32, UCLA 28
Wuh. St.17, Cal 10
WashingtooS4, OregonO
• Oreeon St. 24. BYU 19
Fresno St. 34. San Diego
St.14
Pacific 37, Hawaii 1
San Jose St.. 4", Santa
Clara22
UC C)evtl6, ~· $t. t
c111to11. ». s-. ""'"'"'°it..• ~t. Mlitrt'145, ~.
hOf'UIM'll Ari&. M, c:.i Poly ~) 0
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MIDWEST
OhioSt.46, Purdueo
Michigan 24, Mich. St.1'
Iowa 18, Minnesota 6
Iowa St. 7, Missouri o
Nebraska 28. Kan. St. 9
Wlscomin 26, Illinois 0
Indiana 28.
Northwestern 3
o.1t1 Nit,....., w. ~-Bowl. Gr. 21, Toledo 13 INCOMPt..ET!O PASS -Mission Viejo's Paul Lajoie Uert) Coast League game. 14-6, Saturday night at Orange Miami (0) 29. Marshall
lies on the ground after breaking up a pass intended for Coast. See story page B-3. 19 ~Co~s_ta__,_)_fes __ a_·.s_Ri~c_k __ A_Y-......ers __ ._Miss __ . __ i_o_n __ V_ie~J~·o __ w_o_n __ th~e-Sou ___ t_h~ __ .._ ________ ...._ ____________________________________ ~~\~iC::.r
~~It, lt. Hortlen 11
Wl1.-0ltlMlll 1', Wb.·"'"· "•11• 7 wis.-i-111t1v11 .. 11, wi..-e.va.in• WIL·--pt, .. Wla.-stelltO
WIL·'MllMMtWJIS, Wl .. ·~19r! w1 .. -uc-19, WlnoM St. o
Liberty Rolls
To55-6 Win
. OVer Bethel
OCC, Grossmont
In 20-20 Deadlock
Laberty Cbrlstlan of
Huntington Beach showed some
mercy for its latest eight-man
football vict.lm Saturday.
SAN DIEGO-Orange Coast
College turned the ball over six
Umes, was penaJlzed 176 yards
and missed two golden
scorin& opportunities. but still
came away with a 20·20 tie with
Grossmoot Colleee in the South
Coast Conference footbaJJ opener
Saturday night al San Diego State.
left in the first half when
Guisness ran one yard, ending a
77 ·Yard drive in nine plays.
OCC took a 20·12 lead with
seven minutes to go in the UUl'd
quarter when Guisoess, on a
keeper, ran 17 yards. Scott
Lohmuli· .. second PAT gave the
Pirates an eight·point
advantage.
The M.lnutemen, who ran off a
string of seven unanswered
touchdowns against Bethel
Christian of Garden Grove, called
the game off halfway throuah the
third period after romng to a 55-6
advantage.
Bethel, a four.year coed sebooJ
wittl just 70 students, matched
Liberty's fint touchdown in the
.opening quarter but was blitzed
for four scores in the second
frame. Uberty added a pair of
qukk tallies as the second half
~ned before decidine the !Jons
bad had enough.
OCC's Pirates, now 2·2·1 for the
season, fell behind 12-0 in the
first quarter, jumped ahead 20-12
in the third quarter, only to see
Grossmont tie it a few minutes
later.
Neither team threatened 1n the
final period.
But it was short·llved. The
Griffins. who had been battered
by Pasadena (55-()} the previous
week, then drove 44 yards in six
plays with Mark Chrostowski
going lhe lasl yard. A lwo-poinl
pns~ play for the conversion tied
the score.
It was the second lopsided
CZ»ristian League victory tor
Liberty, whtch overwhelmed
Temple Christian of La Puente
52-2 a week earlier.
The Pirates drove to the one-
y ard line early in the third
quarter, but could not score. And
tb_ey later had a fU'St·and·goal at
t.be 10, but a bc>lding penally and
en inter~eplion stopped the
drive.
Hall finished the game with
seven receptions for 111 yards.
~STATISTIC$
0 G ,.,,.,_, ... ,.119 i I Flr&l~,..Wno • • FinldllwN ....... llft 6111111"11 clOlwla 2 • ,. " V•rou'llll!lno --Once again, the offenaive stars
we co Parter and DOU1
Hunttln1. P&lker pa$Sed for \\Vo
tOuchdowM ~nd scored another
on a four.yard tua while
Hunttma hitd tbtte touchdowns
OI varytnc style. He caught a TD
pass. retumed a fumble Mven
y rds for a touchdown and ran
oneoverfrom Uyards out
ver<b~no ,.,, 122 ..,..,,,.loal .. ... Gary Guisness was the of·
feASive star for the Pirates. He
completed 12 of 24 passes for 203
Yards. and abOscored two touch-
downs. But be also bad (our
Nety• ...... MO ,., 24) ,.,,,.,W.,.. ... I.
'V •nb lllNllll•
W1t 1.S .•
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f11!Mt...._..10ot w .. ,
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Or-CMsl ... ~· yl ""' Gw~' 10 .. 11 2• ~ .. IN« • u 0 )7
Guisness bitting tight end
Larry Hall on passes of 5, 22 and
21 yards, en&ineered the Buca to
their fast TD-a two-yard nm by
Dan Duddridge with 10:42 left in
the second quarter.
O.n.9-11 J ll • .,
HuntUnc now bas five touch·
downs on the year and Parker
four.
°'*''• O.vte T.uk
c-
• 7
t1 e.--M
w I .,
'1 • • •• -,. S.I .. • 11 . Pal Arndt scored on a six.yard
r-un and returned an interception
16 yards, John Sullivan galloped
20 yards for a TD. Mark Hopkins
caught a 10.yard scoring pass
and Ron Herbert.son tallied on a
nine-yard run that ended the
game.
OCCwent ahead 13-12with1:55 c~-.i M $4 ' u
Mau. Sullivan bad two PATs,
John Sullivan and Parker one
each.
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Prep Grid
Standings
Costa Mesa Captures
Cross Country Crown
•itencl• "•""" '-nl• AM VII/fey
Vlll•l'IWfl «1.w.na Orenoe
Sant•Alwt T111tJn
Costa Mesa High rear.
firmed iu position as the.
top cross country team
in Southern California when it captured the
VIila Park Invitational
with ease Saturday.
In • sterling field
that included four of the
top five teams in the CIF
C·A ranks, the Mustanais
•cored 13 points based on
the finish of the seven
runners in separate
races Eisenhower
(Rialto> second behind
Mesa in the 4·A poll, was
the runner-up with 21:
poJnts.
It was the second m~or invltaUonal liUe
tn as many weeks for
Costa Mesa, the reigning
CIF 3-A champion. The
Mustangs had two
runners "1n their races
while the worst CM
finish was a third.
Eisenhower's heralded
twin brother sensations,
Frank and Chuck
Auumma, turned in the
fut•t two-mile times,
10:08 and 10:03. Mesa's
John Gerhardt (10: 11)
and Joe Young (10:09) were close behind.
Likewise, Ediaon High ot Huntington Beach
proved lta No. 1 rankin1
in the girls' division is no
nuke when it rolled to the
team title at the Canyon
girls cross country
invitational. The
Chargers had five
runners fn the top 11
places and were nearly
two minutes ahead of
runner.up Eisenhower.
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Goe v. Carl.con. eorneu, 1-10.~.111.o
t:mporl• St. to, Pl H•.,_ SI. 0 Grlnnell IQ, IC.no. lO, tie
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EAST
Army34, Villanova22
Colgate 31, Holy Cross 1(
Dartmouth 3, Yale o
Harvard 17, Comell 7
Navy 10, Air Force 7
Penn 14, Brown 7
Rutgers 42, Conn. 18
Mass. 41, Boston U. JS
Penn St. 16, Utah St. 7
P1'ineeton28, Columbia 7
Boston Col. 30, Tulane 28
Goall«" Gary Skelton
had 11 saves, includin&
five in ~ final period,
as Laguna Beach High
held ol1 a late rally by
Edison Hi&b oC
Huntington Beach to
capture the
championship of tbe
Estancia water polo
tournameat with a lN
victory Saturday.
It was the ei&htll conseo¢ive victory for
the Arflats, wbo have
jelled as a team after a
sbaky<Mstart.
Luuna Beach reached
tbe finals with a 12·9
verdict over boat
Estancia behind six
&oalt by Tom Grindle
wblle Ed1sOn routed San
Clemente lf·7 in its
semiftnal bout.
In the third place 1.ye .. ina 1'-0el-.v.,,e gam .. ~--cJa def teat-" M9lntMlirillnlt12,Pl~lt.6 .... CID..il q,i ~ ... ,_.,l ... ,o,c:.ur,.,1 San Chtmente 10·(
1t1"1 «1,"'"~"·' beb1nd fOUl" •oals by Phil S&.,._,.s •• ~.D.C.17 • A•w1v1C20.~· Ohle. • ~.U..,."::.::.• Marina Hl1h of ~~~T.cfl" Hun~lngton Beac,b. SOtrnl which split a palt of ~U28, Vandy ts comOlaUongame.sSitur-
PitU7, Florfda 17 d a 1, boa• l d 1 ti
Duke2S, S. Caro. 21 tournament' a hlgbest
Kentucky23, Mbs. St. 7 scorer in Bob Hume.
Ga. Tech 24, Tennessee 8 Hume had five 1oals in
N Caro. 24, Wlt. Forest 3 • both SalUTday games
N. Caro. SL 11; Auburn .after scoring four on
15 Frl4ay.
Ga.14, Mississippi 1! ~·1 'nm Spaeth
Marylaod24,Syra.10 was th• s co r l n 8
VMJ2S, RicbmondO runner,-up with tour cs Fullerton 31, NE La. · goils JJl, each of the
10 Cha.rsers three talll .
Va. Tech 17, Wlll&Mary ,..,v':~'°"o
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Gel•lon II.I IOstU.2 ... H.
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PAT-<>eMls.
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Merlnll
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Junior College Grid Scores
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ORANGE COUNTY Business &Midly, October 9, 1977
OF THE WEEK
Leather's No Longer in Hiding
. l
Tlae Company .•.
California Sportwear Co. is a manufac-
turer of feather and suede clothing.
Estimated gross sales
for fiscal 1977: $3
million.
Key Officers: Leonard
' Jaffe, president; Max
N1tzberg, .executive vice
president-sales; George
Shaffer and Nada Maras,
vice presidents; Durward
Strong, controller.
B)'TOM BARl.EY Ot•OMly P*'tuft
Time was when the leather 1arment and its
wearer were as welcome in fashion houses as a
preenant moth in a clothes cloiset.
• Any move by an ambitious designer to
convince skeptical retailers that leather's image
sbouldn 't be conflned to buffalo hunting or rld1ne
motol'cycles got abort shrift.
NOi' ANY MORE. Leather is "in" as a dress
material for both men and women and no one has
<Clone more t.o advance the cause or the once
humble animal skin than Leonard W. Jaffe of
CallforniaSportwear. .
His plant at 929 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. is
shipping leather jackets, coats, suits and pants to
departDlent stores throughout Southern
California as fast as his workers can produce
them. ·
AND JAFFE, a youthful 64, points with pride
to a growing export trade that includes markets in
JapanandHongKone.
Jalfe's love affair with leather
years ago when he decided that liis
retirement from the Windbreaker company be
headed as president was. to say tbe leut.
premature.
After just six months oC golfing, travelinc
and loafing, tho Newport Beach resident was
,back in harness as a corporate vice president
and adviser in outerwear for Hart Schaftner aod.
Marx.
Jaffe moved lo California when Hart
Schaffner bought out California Sportwear and
he, in turn, bought the Costa Mesa company from
his employers. .
Jaffe noted that leather had become popular.
And he also noted that companies producing
leather garments had only begun to scratch the
surface of this clothing innovation.
IN TWO YEARS, California Sportwear has
mushroomed into a multi-milllon dollar business
that produces multiple styles in a wide range of
leathers for a rapidly growiq market.
"Leather clothing isn't cheap," be warns.
"And it's not going t.o get any cheaper with •.
Theloog
and the short
of CsHfomla
Sportwear
fashions are
modeled by
Jacob Freed
and Diane
Ordonez.
Lamb nappa
jacket is a
best seller.
"WE'RE THE TMRD link:. in tbe c_ba.ln ,.
Jaffe explained. "Animals, ol course. are till~
for food end that's the first priority. Tb the •
wool people take over and we come 1il
tbeDl."
Jaffe ls a source of sreat comfort'to thole
who point with distress to man's lncreu~
wastefulness. especially of food and raw
materials. ·
"'lbe slaughterinJ of an animal involves no
waste," be firmly points out. "First the foOd,
then the wool, then our leather and then tb
grinding of what's lelt into meal and ferwtztt.
It's a very efficient process.••
NO LESS EFFICIENT is the conYen!OD ot•
the raw skins to the incredibly tutureel and
supple suedes and leatthera that adorn Jaffe'•
benches.
He identifies a lustrous. pliant laeib nappa
as his top seller ln today's leather market but can
. point to a dozen different leathers end suedes as
popular lines in the fine '1epartment stores be
supplies.
A sreat fact« bl leather' a popW.uit7 11_ 1tl
versatility, Jaffe points out.
Many coats and jackets can be worn inside
out « outside ln -suede aide up one dQ ud 1
-smooth sheen the next. Jaffe calla it ''Uro moods
for the price of one.'•
rr JS A mGU selling factor that bu not cm•
unnOUced by tbe world's great fashion houses.
And leathers are very much de rieeur today Wfth
. such famous names as Yves St. Lauren~ Christian Dtor and Pierre Cardin. ,
Leonard Jalfe believes he built a better
mousetrap because he forged ahead ta. ~
search for softer and more supple leathers. •
"Of course, I'm never satisfied," he .arinned.' f
"We're busy maktne all the le.tbet prOduct.I we
can but we're still refining our prOduct.so that we
can <Jo even more tbines with it"
Leather, he says, is here to stay. 0 Aak
Cardin, Dior and St. Laurent." he auagests.
Vocations Back From 'Vacation'
Career .Education Born A.gain
At Newport Beach Company
By PJDLIP ROSMARIN OtU-0..ly PU«Swt
The cooling passion or America's
love affair with higher education -
and the hippie movement -may have
saved a Newport Beach compan~
from bankruptcy.
A d{sencbantment with things
academic and • tuminl to thinp
practical-.nd JOOd tbanaaement,
insists management-turned thil\P
around for National Systems Corp.
THE COMPANY is headquartered
at 4a&l Birch St.
From a net loa In 1973 qt, nearly $3.8
millioo, NSC bounced t>aclt to recOrd
nearly~ million nel earnlnp ln lln6, and ls eatDJ.rig at an even better pace
thlSyear.
Toda)' NSC claims t.o be the laraest
publicly held company tradina ln vocatlon8.l lducalion in the naUon. •
1t ia the parent company()(;
-Dryman Schools, trainint
medical\ and dental assistant .
acgu.ired in January, 1976.
JlltlOtlT
-Sa yer Schools, tralnloc
prospective secretaries in
communications sktlls, offlce
procedures, typinai and shorthand,
also acquired in January, 1976.
-SPARTAN SCHOOL of
AefC)Nlutics, tn Tulsa, Okla., training
printe and commercial aircraft
pilot.I and technicians. The company
at one time, o~ed by J. Paul Getty.
was acquired in 19'11. Amona
internatJonal dealinp are contracts
to train !lraql, Syri&J'! and Venezuelan
aircraft crows.
oi1h American Correspondence
SchOols, the forerunner company to
NSC, one or the natJon'1 oldest and
bteg•t correapondcnce schools. It
has some 25,000 students enrolled in 11
honteetudy courses, ii>cludlnc van
CU5tomiiiq, aun tepllir an<I Jewell')'
design.
thony Sc hoots, acquired Jn 1968.
tratnln ~rsons for real eatate, ltuJldin contractlng and aub
contractlnJ. f\8\ltance atUl uriUes
fl lr'ls. CAliforrila '• real estate boOm
w >.Ible for hel!E ~ Schooli' enrollm nt lo Deat ,000,
~are .Abthony sc lb South
Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa and In
Garden Grove. A Bryman school and
a Sawyer school are located In
Anaheim. The Newport Beach admin·
Jsttative officu also house
prlnttni and malling facilities for the
correspondence schools.
Maurice Sberm•ni... an NSC senior
vice J>*ldalt. said NSC ls "the lone
survivor of the slaughter or the
19605,.. a decade In •hlch several
vocational education schools "went
belly up." .
• He said NSC survlved the higher
educatioll boom of the 60s that saw
eveeybOdy earning college doctorates
and ended with rnuy of the PhOS
manning usembly tines or managlnc
supeltnukets because of the white
collar glut. "One of the fallouta of the 60s youth
revolution," Sherman said, "has been
the renewe<t interut tn fiading
something 'I want todo'~e 'do-your·
own·lhing' era had a positive aspect.
"EDS NO LONGER fffl that the
only way to be respectable and hapr'J
members in society is by means o a
baccala-ureate degree at some ptesti·
atous university.
"We've noticed a resuraence of
interest in training leading to a job.''
H. 'David Bri&ht, another sel\lor vice
president, said NSC schools nu the
gap in mid-level skills needed by
business and industry.
Said Sherman, "The day of c11reer
education is ao)ngto dawn aaaln ...
Seemingly surprised by'
· stacks and stacks of
co"espondenoe course
texts she is collating,
a National SystfJmS
Col'/).· e'mploye·readies
them for mailing
across the country.
-
Iraqi students take courses
at Oklahoma-based Spartan ,
School of Aeronautics, an NSC
subsidiary. They are learning
to be ground personnel for
Iraqi Airways.
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I
DAILY PILOT
axp@yers Offer New Revenue Routes·
"Smlth"andllberal "Jones."
EiChty percent of the
fespondents 1ag reed with
"Sm•th0 that the $22 blllion total In state expenditures per year is
too hiJh and "we simply cannot
look to the state to provide us
wlth all our needs and solve all
·our problems."
Only aht percent sided with
"Jones'" contention that health, education and welfare services
are necessary for the good of all
people and society has a moral
obUaation to provide them
Fourteen percent were neutral.
The margin narrowed when
"Smith" and "Jones" debated
tax~.
Seventy percent agreed with
.. Smith" that tax rehef to income
taxpayers should be the first
priority of the legislature.
rwel ve percent thought .. Jones .
was correct in emphasizing
reform for sales and corporate
ta"es. Seventeen pt•rcent were
neutral. ~
WHEN IT.CAME to doling out
property tax money, 68 percent
favored "Smith's" ideas and 10
percent agreed with "Jones."
Twenty two percent were
neutral
When shown 17 examples of
state expenditures, respondents
had the most definite answers
Fifty-One percent wanted more
property tax relief.
Also leading the "increase"
category were services for the
elderly, blind and disabled, 27
percent; revenue sharing with
local governments. 25 percent
and water resource
management, 23 percent.
Expenditures that con·
stituents wanted "de·
creased" the most were food
stamps, mentioned by 87 percent
of the respondents; aid to
families witb de{>endeRt
children, 75 percent and Medi· Cal, S2 percent.
It they could restructute the
relative proportions of state
revenues, 60 percent of those
surveyed said they would de·
crease income tax while "4
percent said bank and
corporation taxes should be
increased.
Reaction to retaining or ellm·
mating tax exemptions or
treatments was mixed.
Retention of mortgage interest
deduction on income tax and food
exemption for sales tax was
almost unanimous. At 66 percent,
vessel and aircraft exemption for
sales /use ,tax was the most
requested elimination.
SOMEHOW THE tabulation
s hows two percent of thou
surveyed wanted property taxes
increased for homeowners.
The majority was for de·
creases. Seventy-five percent
thought senior citizen
homeowners deserved the
break; 54 percent mentioned low
income homeowners and 69
percent chose "a ll
homeowners." ,
Results were categorized by
ZIP codes and further defined as
his and hers. Men far out·
number Uae women who
responded but the percentages
did not vary so much.
Smith complalne to JonH th•t both atate and local apendlng had more than doubted In the paat eight years
whUe the population had lncreHed only 9.1 percent. Jon•• bellevH the cotta of parka and recreation.
education. w•H•re, community and 1tate health programa .,. neceHary for the goOd of all people •nd aoclety
h .. a mora• obligation to provide th••• 1ocl•I eervlce•. Smith feel• the total stat• expenditure• (Inducing
federal grant•) of $22 bllllon • year are much too high •nd we •Imply cannot look to the st•t• to provide u.
with alt our need• and aolve all our problem•.
Do you agree with Smith or Jones? Smith 80%
The pn>poaed tevet of state apendlng, lncludlng fedet'aJ granta, for th• 1977·71 flacaJ year la
given below. Should the State lncr•aH, decreaae or leave unchanged the money amount apent on:
A. Transportation planning, $1 .1 billion
8. Perk and recreation development, $150 mlltJon c. Management of water reeourcea, $412 mllUon
0 . Prtaon•. Calif. Youth Authority, $391 mlllfon
E. Mental health program•. $378 mlllfon
F. SeNlcea for elderly, bHnd, dtubled; S379 mJlllon
G. Care of mentally retarded, $293 mUUon
H. Heatth care and Medi-Cal, $2.7 billion
I. Aid to famlllH/ dependent chlldren, S1 .8 blllton
J . Sodal Security supplement•, $1.e bllllon
K. Food stamps, $403 mllllon
l. Public Schools (K-12), $3.4 bllllon
M. University of Caltfomla, S1 .3 blfllon
N. State College• and Unlveralttea, $895 mlUlon
0 .. Com""'ntty collegea, $541 mllllon
P. Property tax relief, $1 .5 billion
Q . Revenue a haring/ local govt a., $81 O mltllon
Jones
6o/o Neutral
14%
Iner••••
12%
18
23
12
15
27
16
10
3
12
2
12
1
10
14
51
25
Smith compl•ln• that hi• Income tax lncreHed 17 percent IHt year whll• hi• atandard of IMng Ntnelned the aame. He points out that the Income t.x Is th• fastHt growing tax In Callomla, having lncreaMd 213% Jn the
past 10 yeara. Smlth thinks that tax reHef to Income taxpayers lhoufd be tM flrat prtOttty of the legtll.turij. Jones drsagreea, Hying Income tax Is the only tax baaed upon a pehon•a ablllty to pay.
· Jonet Is most upset about the aalea tex, which haa been ralaed from 4% to 8% In the paat 10 ye.,. and af.
fects both rfch and poor at equal ratH and, therefOfe, la not aa progrHalve aa the Income tu. He also notes aafes tax revenues have lncreaaed 183% over the paat 10 yeara. ~on•• point• out that more than 100 ttema
are exempt from HI•• tax. lnctucflng moat food ltema, newapapera, magulnff. candy and pre8Cltptlon druga.
Smittt clalms 1uch exemption• are aoctally tuatlfted, and that the HI•• tax la fair because one paya It only when on. decidH to apend.
Jon" I• al90 lncenaed about th• bank and corporation tu Mcau•• Jt h•• lncreaMd etow.r that the two oth'1r
ma""' revenue aourcea of the pHt 10 year• (175%). He benevea ptotlta ot corporatk>na ahould be taxed at a
muc:b higher rate than th• current 9%. Smite. dtiaQ1M9. uylng CaJltomla bualneu already ta taxed high.er
than tn most other stat" and such a move would drfve bualn•H•• •nd Jobe away.
Do you agree with Smith or Jones? Smith .Jones 12cro . 10%
PreMntty, of the total~· revef\uea, ulea tax•• conetltute 33%, lnco~ tax•• 30% and bank and
corporation taxea 12%. Should the relative proportion of revenuH be lncreaaad, dKJeaMd °'left tM ume?
Neutral 17%
Except when It cam& to the'
question of whether food should
be exempt from sales tax. The
mate 'resgonse was Iffy, but
women in every city replied YeJ
by QlOre than 80 percent.
SEN. CARPENTER was not
available for any immediate
reacUon to the tabulation. Since
the legislature was recessed, he
left last week for bis ranch in
Oklahoma.
But aides proceasina the figures
may eet a few cbuckles out ot
about JO full-length read-outs for
irregular ZIP codes. EvldenUy
some constituenta did not know
their correct number or did not
write it legibly, but tbe computer
processed them, too,
individually.
o.cr ....
40%
43
22
37
34
17
22
52
75
47
87
55
SI
47
42 ,,
19
A. s.1 .. tu
8. Income tax
lncr•H• 09oreaM
C. Bank and corporation
StioUld the followlng t.x exemption• or tre•tmente be
retained 0t eliminated?
A. Accelerated depreciation of bank and corp. tu
8. Oepl4atlon aUowancH on bank and corp. ~ax •
C. Mortgage lntereat deduction on lncorM tu
D. CaplUil gain• exclusion on Income tax
E. Food exemption from Nfff tu
F. Ve...t and aircraft exemptfon from HfH.ttM tu
G. Charttabfe organlz.tJona on •ti tax••
21%
1
44
Retain
55%
.50
93
74
89
34
84
Smith uya the $9 bllllon total of all property taxea atatewld• la oppreHlve to all p~ ownera, and too
many thrno-get preferential treatment. JonH point• out that 52% of au P~.J~•.. .,. p8kt by
bu11nean, 23~ by ownera of rHkfentlal rental prop_etty and 25% by owner•. Thua, Ii _ :UOnH, property tu"
are faJr1y dlatrlbuted through ell aegment• of 1oclety and do not tafl too heavllf, on one ·group. Addltloi!affy,
eaya, auch program••• th• Hnlor chlHn• property •x relfef, make the burden morepro~onate.
Smith counters that more th•n half of all prop•~ laxH go to finance thing• not releted to Hie ownerShfD:of
property, euch as educatfon1 which benefltt orifr tho•• wtth chlldren, •ltd wetfare, which QH• to lni:Jtti«
•egment of aoclety. Smith feel• theaa thing• ahould not be financed by property tu. Jon•• di•....-.
contel\dtng eve~one In tti• community benefltl either directly or Indirectly by ttM provlalon of 89fVleff Which
tend to lead to tietterment of th• community et a whOf e. He alao beHevea tocal co.ntrol of achoola and ottMr
aoclal e..,,dlturH can best be guaranteed by financing them from locar property tax.
Do you agree with Smith or Jones?
ShOUld property taxea be lncrea1ed, decreaaed or left
unchanged for the following categorlH of taxpayer•?
A. Senior cttlzen homeowners
8. Lowlnc:omehomeownera
C. All homeownera
O. Owner• of bu1lneH property
I!. Owner• of realdentl•I pr~rty
Should the following ••rvlcH derive their 1upport
from property taxe1?
A. Education (Jn addition to the atat•'• 1hare)
8. Wetfar• (In •ddltlon to the atat•'• ahare) G· Police end fire protection
0. Utirar .. •
I!. 9ervlc•• auch aa street llghta, cl••nlng, etc. I
II ~roperty taxH are decreaaed, 1hould local revenue•
Ion be ffnanc9d throuah:
A. 'lncNaMd state taxe1? e. Other •nd new form• of taxation?
C. Both of the above?
• •
Smith
68%
I. ,
Jones
10°A,
lnctea"
2%
3
2
27
28
Retain
40%
12
t4
73
92
87%
51
30 .
I
25% eo
14
min te
45%
60
1
26
11 ee
36
EUmfnate
80%
81
t
27 •
OAILY PILOT Sunday, Oc:&obet 9, 1977
Doc /tbsolved
In Suicide
SAN 1''RANCISCO IA>> -The state Court of
Appe1l has ruled that a p!-;) ch.iatrtst cannot be sued
for failing to warn parents of their 18·) ear-0ld
d1ugtner's potential for sulc1dt.
The court also ruled that the physician wus not
bound lt111ly to restrain the youn" woman from
kUUn1 herself .
MELANIE ·AND ROBERT BELLAH sought
unspecified damageii from Berkeley psychiatrist
Dr. Daniel Greenson in the su1c1de death or their
d1u1hter, Tammy, on April 12. 1973.
Tammy, a freshman at UC Berkeley, had been
under the care of tbo d()Ct.or: and the court said It
appeared Greenson knew she was disposed lo
su1c1de.
WHEN TAMMY DIED, llER parents were
temporarily Uvinc in New Jersey and claimed they
tiad no personal contact with her and were unaware Of bet 1Uic1dal tendencies.
Thesult, llled two years later. alleged the doctor
failed to take measures to prev nt Tammy ·s suicide
and I ailed to warn others ofber true condition.
Foster Homes
NeededinOC
Foster homes iare needed in Orange County
for approximately 1,SOO children. Many of the
children are abandoned, abused and
neglected. They need a temporary home until
their own homes are available again.
Persons who desire lo share their home with
such children are asked to telephone the
Oranae County Department of Social
services, 834·2168, for more information
For .those who opeti• their homes, financial
help is available from the county The
childrentiave complete medical coverage.
Assistance Appeal Made
The Voluntary Action Center of Orange
County 1898-0043> is seekine assistance in the
following areas·
-~The Huntington Beach Community Clinic
needs professionals and para·profess1onals
~ith medical back1:rounds tQ assist doctors
Persons are needl'<I from l to 4 p.m . Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesday~ and evenings
Tuesdays, Wednesdays andTPlursdays.
--People are needed once a month to help
with a maJor maihng project. Those who
could assist in etapling and stuffing envelopes,
typin or hand addressing envelopes at their
home are asked to telephone the Voluntar)
ActidnCenter <VAC>
-The Youth Bttsketball Association needs
coaches, scorekeepers, referees and space for
1>la)liiil basketball evenings and weekends.
The program for boys &l\d Jirls through 18
ye Qf age, is in conjunction with ttle YMCA
a'nd the NaUonaJ Basketball Association.
-!LlcensecJ nurses are needed to assist in a
once .year fiu/clin.lc witb ~enior citiiens in
aJ ch. Free Ru immuniiatlon shots are
an Olfi from 3 to 7 p.m. Wednesday and
Oct. 17'11t e Marin• Commumty Center. Two
nurses re ~ouaht to divide the Lime into two
h1f or'l,.·o hours each. .
nte ental'lf alth Association of Orange
Coumy Wgu,ning a volunteer orientation
O~ .13 from 7 to 9 p. m. and has another
planned Oct. 20. 9:30 a.m. to noon. The five o aentalion session prepare one for. working
wllh the department or Mental Health or
pro r ms of the Mental Health Association.
--A vasitut1on program tll older persons is a
special plan by the Mental Health Association
and aid is net.'<fed in all areas oC the county
trom lheko;e inten•5tcd in aspects or the older
per:.on. A -1cparatc uducat1onaJ e~per1ence 1s
offered for those who can make a one )'ear
commitment to the 11lun
South OC Voluntary Action Center
The Voluntarv Action Center of South
Orange County ·,675 9210 or 833·9278> needs
assistance in the following areas:
Car Repaln In Nndral
DEAR PAT: Where con I complain about a
new car dealer not maklna repairs related to •
new car "rtx up?" l purcbued my car in June
1976, and am still wallln1 for touch-up
painting, upholstery repair and several other
original minor defect repairs. I learned three
months ago that my original request for these
repairs ln fall. 1976 had not been subtnllted to
the mMufacturer for authorizatlon. and that
the service manaeer involved had been fired.
I've been told that repairs now have been
"authorized," but I was so frmtrated with the
whole thing that I haven't yet made an
appointment to have this work done. Ooing
without my car and the possibility or another
runaround is what'l) holding me up. I left my
car 1t the dealer's Newport Beach service
faclllt,y for nlrie days last summer before I
learned about the service manager who dido 't
bother lo turn 10 warranty-covered repair
requ~ts.
The diay I pjcked up my car. all that had
been accomplished was the theft or my gas
cap.1 know I have lo attend toUus matter. but
want to know what backup I havt from state
authorities before J 1et invtllveCi with this
foreign car dealer again.
P.D.B., San Clemente
U your repair has been au&horbed by tht>
manufacturer, don't put orr contactln& this de·
aler's service department. Let tts current
mapager know that your response to more
poor servke w~I be an lmmedlate contact
wllh tbe Department of Motor Vehicle''
Compliance OMalon, 1330 E. First St., Santa
Ana, CA 92701 (pbone: 835-3393).
The compliance division accepts complaints
of any kind aaainst dealers who sell new and
used vehicles, trailers, mobile homH,
motorcycle& and snowmobUes.
Sa'ftl•• L11elc B~a"ftlltf
DEAR PAT: J have to do a school paptt de-
aling with mterestmg information about
numbe~. I dec1d1.>d to wnte about "lucky ..
seven. I ·vc found information about the
repeated use of this number in the Bible
..-anous rehg1ons, folklore and superst1t1on
and even that P) thagoras was interested in 11
because no number oth<!r than itself could be
divided into it. Two. three. five and 11 are alsc
prime numbers, but when mult1phed. two.
three or five could at least produce another
number in the first 10. Seven wouldn't do that.
Pythagoras decided 1t was "special, ·and that
it even held the secrets of health. 1 want to
know if th·e popularity or this number goes
"Got a probhrm1 Then wnle to Pat Dumi. Pat wtll
<'ut red tape, gt•thng tlie an1w.tr1 and action you need
to aoloe &MqUthea in gouemm~t and bu.nnHt Moil
your questions to Pat Dunn , At \'our ServK'e. Orange
Coatt Dally Pllot. P <>. Bo.c lSlilJ, Cosio Mesa, C.(
92626. A.s many letters 01 po.mble will be ari$u>ered,
but ·phorwd J1'qUJnts or letter• not w:luding the
rto4ft"1 /ull oom.. addresa and burin•$1 houn' phone
numMcanoot ,,.conridered. Th11col\lmno~ar.1dai·
ly ezc'1X Solurdaya. ''
back even further than thl1, but l can't find
any reference material lo tell me Can you?
I
1 S. W., Newpe>rt Beach
A YS traced tbt faaclnaUoo with tbe 1tumbtr
leven bf.ck to Babylonlau who used the
constellaUons fof navigation. Tbe e11leat
conatellaUon to 1pot fl tbe Bii DJpper, and It
bu aeven 1tu1. Pleladea aJao bas seven 1tar1.
The ancient ullors considered Uaeae
aeven·atar ikymarks H valuable 1ulde1 and
Cood luck omena. Tbe Babylonlao• alto
discovered the seven planets, 1d~ tbe sun
and moen to make the requlred n1tmbtr. Tbto
they eatabl11bed tbe seven-day week, aamtnc
&be d1y1 fof lbe pJanet1, aa aaotber
recognition or tbll number.
DEAR PAT: J recall readin& a few months
ago that a variety of Revlon products were
found to weigh l~n than the container
claimed. Could you passably tell tne what
products were involved in this court case? I
use a lot of Revlon cosmetics and I'd hke to do
some ho.tn• weighing to make sure 1 ·m not
gettlne cheated.
A. J .. Costa Mesa
A Clnclnpatl subsldlary of Revlon Inc:. was
fined $3,IZS In Los An~Jes Municipal Court
after the company pleaded "no contest" to
five criminal charges of short·wel1hln1 some
of Its balr·care product1. Short welcb& was
found ln these producu of fte"lon·lteallstlc
ProleNlonaJ Products Inc.: Revlon Flu
Creme Hair Conditioner. Reallltic Sty11nc
Gel. RevlOD Flex Formula 2 Antl·Dandruff
Shampoo, ftevlon Realistic: Protein
Permanent Cr•me Relaxer and Revlon
Realistic Protein Base Relaxer:? Regular.
Drink to S~~n•ltd Trv
DEAR PAT· My friend was in a restaurant
where d'le coffee was served in a cup that
appeared lo be Corning china. The underside of
the cup ~as marked," Pyroceram ... She would
like to buy some identical cups, but doesn't
know where they are sold. l told her you could
find anything. Can you help her out~
E.0.B .• Costa Mesa
These Pyroceram cops are made by
Ancbor·Hocldnl for restaurant u.e. They can
be pur~baled by the public at Cox Restaurant
& .Equipment Supply. 1os12 Bolsa, Gardeo
Grove, or at Bolsa Restaurant Supply, ltSM
Bolu., GardeD Grove.
'Land.seap~ of People'
I
W.s .Ca8ting Directors Need Teniling
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
<AP> -Joseph Tu row, assistant
profcs!>or of communications at
Purdue University, sees
aomethJn& in common between
televraion pro1ram1 and the
paint-by.number aeu. And lt•s
not just color.
Turow. a researcher in the
Department of Communication,
JS interested in lhe reuons for
social and physical slereotypln1
by the televtslon Industry.
HE RECENTLY spen\ two
months in Clllilorn1a
interviewing writers, diroctors.
agents. casting direc~ors and
producers lo learn how they
select actors for "bll" or -.maJ1
part.a.
Turow calls the constant flow
of characters seen on the tube a
"londscapeofpeople"
haired, midcUe·aaed man. They
are hesitant lo 1elect an
untypical·looklng person for a
part since \be~ contend it
dlstrad.S viewen from the st9r)',
'I'utOWH)'I.
Ttle)ecooo. ,uldellne ls vJ al
balance. or "how char c lOQk
next to one another ... 'The
physical make-up oC a pe,._on -
short, heavy, blld, etc. r ~an '.If·
fec:t whether ht or •ht Will
cast next to anotherMtor.
For example, m "Stll'Uy and
Hutch,·· a man who ls beUer·
looking than the two policemen
would probably not be selected
for a ~uest part since he would
detract attention from the two
stars.
Americans and Or1enlals seen on
television, he says
BLACKS, THEY contend, an
doina One. However. he adds. it
was stressfid tllat seletUoa of
such per~ must sUll be done
accordina to "credlbUlly."
What errecl does aucb
stereotyped casting have on
chUdren who watch TY?
Turow believes It may . five,
youna persons Incorrect idea&
about what ~ world Is like and
what possibHlties they bave fn
life. He doesn't belleve TV
stereotyping will ever be elim·
inated, though.
"HUMAN BEINGS use
simplified Ideas about lhe world
to help them go about their daJly
affairs comfortably and ef.
ficlenlly," he says.
"Mass-media or1anh:aUons do the same thing. In spite ot that,
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Chains
Charms
Bracelets
Earrings
Rings
Anklets
Diamonds
--Speaker!-. for a bureau being formed by a
county aj!t'Ol'Y to present topics on landlord
~nd tenant rt>lal1ons. household goods and
other consumer mformauon.
--A Costa Mesa organiialioo helping boys
through recreational ~uidance need1> someone
lo supervise a photoJiraphy lab one night a
week. Person~ experienced in wntm~ news
releases arc soughl to assist youlb in
preparing one or two articles 11 month
It is a tairly predictable lands·
cape, he says, on'? in which some
groups -notably women and
military -suffer from what he
calls the professionals'
'·perception ot what Middle
A•erica thmks a person ln a
plrticular occupation normally
looks hke."
SUOWS ALSO have certain
"looks" which those ln charge of
casting try to maintain. For
example, "Charlie's An1ets·· 1s a
''beautiful people" show while
"Baretta" is a "streel people,
grungy.type" show, says Turow.
"Agents.,aslin1 directors and
other pers s involved tend to
stttle jnlo ertain comfortable
casting 'tllches'.-unless they're
influenced by outside
pressures," •~s 1'urow.
people concerned about'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~=.;~~~~~~~~ slereolypinJ should keep -
-An ar\i::ol is n('eded hy a Santa Ana
medical 11eNlce oq,:ani7.allon to illustrate
J>()5tent, broctiurE-s. pamphlets, flyers and eidObi~ rel:iti<I. to public health services.
ltilrll ...
FOR EXAMPLE, casting
directors believe an actor would
r~adily be accepted as a judge if
th'e part were pl"ycd b.Y a white-
Many Of those jnterviewed said
they were respondin1 to
pressures to increase the number
o( women. old persons. Mexican-
challen1ing the patterns they see
on their home screen 10 that
those ln charge ot c11t1n1 will
have to keep makln1 the 'lands-
cape of people' richer and more
varied.
"And, most Important, we
have to teach our children that
when they wateh TV they are not
seeing a mirror ot lite."
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Top Santas
Area Men on T-shins
Tbere are 77 lboppiJla days 'till Christmas,
but a HuntJ.niton Beacb man and a resident
of Costa Mesa have alread7 been selected by a
Santa Monica photo T-shirt company as juat the
Santa Clauses whose faces ll wants on chests
acl'Oll America th.b yuletide •euon.
Merl Norville Grider. 731 of Hunttngton Beach, a acbool croulnt auard, and Travis
Parry, 59, of Costa Mesa, a free-lance character
actor, arethepick.a .•
THEY WERE SELECTED from 20
contestant. by a panel of judies ran1in1 from
aiea 4 to 6. The crli.ria included Santa-like
manner, cherry r~ cbeeka, twinkly eyes and
softness ollap.
Grider was first u the Sani. Claus model for
T-shirts to be marketed by US. Imaae lnc. His
friend, Parry, was second.
Grider, of 7661 Don Drive, began bis career
• as Santa in 1969 after retiring as an aerospace
machinist.
Santa Claus is just one of 48 characters Parry wrtrays for special event.a.
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M~ Wor.k With Caneer-cauaing Sub1taneea
WASUJNGTON (AP)-Nearly me
fuunon Americans are ~Ually
exposed tocancer-cau.sllil 1Ubitances
wb~w0tk, accord.lnl to data
collected the roermn.at ftrlDc iu of fac:tories, abops and Of·
fices lround the country.
The survey. of workplaces by the
NJtional IDsUtute of Occupational
Safety ahd Health estimated that
another 20 million workers -about
one of four ln the labor force -
en~ounter potentially dangerous
sub6t.ances oo the job every day. The
substances range from such known
carcinogens as asbestos and benz.ene
to oil mist, noise and other
environmental pollutant5 retuJated
by the governp'lent.
interview from hJs Offtce in CincinnaU
that the list. 'of mown cancer causlne subCtanc~ ~w hu 18 names on it but
ia growing all the time u evidence
builds up against some 2,000
suspected carcino&ens.
Tbe survey data were colleci.d
nearly five years ago by federal
engineer& in waJk.througb inspections
of st.eel mUJs, banks, u.sembly lines,
workshops and offices. Analysis of the
data has been slowed by efforts to
identify the chemlcal composition of
427 trade-name products found in the
workplace, Sundin uid.
HE ADDED THAT NO ATl'EMPT
was m• during the lnspectJons to
measure the atmosphere and det·
ermine the degree of exposure to
particular workers. Therefore, many
of ~ who are potentially exposed
to hazardous substances may reduce
or eliminate the danger with
protective clothing or equipment or
by ~care not to come ln ph)ISicll
conta~ with the hazard.
"But evep today." Sundin 1aid,
.. after au the re&ulations and
warnln1s about asbestos causin1 lung cancer. a half-million wcrken
are being exposed to it."
TUB SURVEY COVERED 31$
million employe5 whose 'Mltkplaces
were subject to inspecUon under
federal law five years aio. $nee
then, local, state and federal
government workers, farm laborers
and miners have been brought wllhin
the lnslitute's jnrisdtction by
Congress. more than doubting the
regulated work Corce.
Nol all the cancer-causina
chemicals are found in miU. and
factories. A common typewriter key
cleaning nuid used by secretaries, for
instance, contains trichtoreothylene,
a chemical recently banned from
foods, dn.ags and cosmetics because 1t
causes cancer in animals
Merl NoNiU9 Grider, Htl1t/ngt0n Beach.
left. or his friend, Travis Pa,.,y,
eo,,ra Mesa. will be oeerlna out from
glasses In T-shirt Santa plcttJre .
TOAllOU
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•ORY SKIN
•OILY SKIN
Fyrol FR-2
As Unsafe
As Tris?
WASHlNGTON CAP> -While the fire
retardant Tns 1s now off
the market , its
replacement. Fyrol
FR-2, might be next.
Critics say the two
chemicals are equally
dangerous.
bootiful leathers at Leeds!
The Consumer Product
Safety Commission told a
House Commerce sub-
committee that the
a1ency lJ testing ll'yrol
FR-2 to determine whether' it is linked to cancer. Trla was
removed lrom the
marltet beeause of such a link.
F'l'BOL F&·Z, like Trh, h a flame
r.etardaot used In .childrea'a sleepwear.
Commission
Cbalra:un S . John·
Bytnaton , under eritlchm by two
committee members
abOUt lade of action so
far oa J)rol FR-2, 1&.id
&he eommlssion could
pubJlah a proposed
atandard for the ~ emlce\ u early u
extw
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AS SEEN IN serenteen
OCTOBER ISSUE
The JOdphur look
with slim toe & strap.
Or a round gutsy
young toeshape with
laced raw seam.
Both on stacks
Zip into these &
1J10re leather booty
39.99 & 44.99
By M rcla Forabtrg
Getting Ready
For Christinas
The Dailr PUot t9do1I btgttu a column obout Oronge COGll ,.,.,,. and IOhat t~ are doing. If you have an
Uma /or-llappnfnQI, •end ft to Marcia Forsberg, Oroiwe COGIC DaU11 Pilot, P.O. Doz 15a>, Colfo Neta,
CA ~. Pleo:M incla J10Ur name and ~ number.
Cannell 6 CbaJ'fh1'1 I>eal111 Plan
showrooms were tbe aettlq few Wednesday's
cocktail ~eption boftOr:lnl buairiess executives
a.ad lndlvidllals in the community •ho have
c:ommltted financial 1opport for the Junior
Leuue ol Newport Harbor's upcoming muiual
funaraiser, TbeCbrutmuCorn~.
Proceed$ from tbe forthcomm. three-day
event ln November -it's a Chrlatmas shopper's
abowc:ase !eaturln1 items f?o1D 30 west coast
bOutiq\aes and a~ially stores -will be u:sed for
the Junicr Lea1Ue'a five community-orient.ti ptojeda.
·,Tfl date. The Cbd1tmu Company has ac-
cepted m<n thaa '18,000 in dooaUons from 211
area bmln es. Patrons have eontributed more
Ulan $..\000, arid another S50,000 in mercbandbe
bu committed by 13 otber Orut• Countf fli'ms few the event's preview .Paft1 and auction.
• Halt1og the ~ 1uesta,-lftcludln1 repres·
entatiftS ol donattn1 !inns, pa~. Cb.riltmas
Company comml~ m,mbera Ud the Junior
Leque Board 'ol Directors, wu Cannell • Chal-
fin and the company's praldent. Daa lla.keC'.
A Staris Bom
KCll'e tban 70 (l'eell·and·yellow pompons,
waved by friends and relatives, crefled Coata
Kesa reside.at Dlaaa Qvlmaft!lll at the Edwards
Cinema on .Bristol Street Friday nlcbt. She's one
of the pompon eJrla 1n the new movie "Tbe ~.·· 'Ibe celebration tor our local star, who bas a
miocr lpeakil)& part 1n the ftlm, WU W&anized
by family friend f:Uielua •tintlm.
1bc 20-year-old Miss Quilit.anllla, dauihter
ol llr. UICI llri. Albert QodMnJHa. Costa Mes,
is a l"lduate al SaddJeback Hi&b School and ls
m-.Jorin• Jn psycbolol)' at California State Univenity, Fullerton.
After all tb& wboop~•· boUerfng and
cbeefina at the 1:1S J>.m. sbowine, the well-
wiSben treated Miu Qulntanma to lee cream.
Tea for Zero
A Real Sparkler
Guests from Oranee County enjoyed an
ev~ cl din.ln.f aod dandnf at the recent DiamoDd Horseshoe Ball at the Beverly Wilshire
Hotel Tbey ~ncluded Newport Beach residents
Mr. lln. _. K. ~JAM. llr .... •n.
aJpb Bate, u.dy llrlaut arid ..._ Wallis.
jU5l to name a few. AnG we can'tforeetebairman
M. Mt.It G aild Jin. Gaele.
The Wbi~e 1ala. aJGaa wtth lut week's Forum lnternatiooal Hone Sbow, benefitted the City ol Hope,
Joining Up
More than 10,000 art enthusiasts of alt a1ea
have passed tbrou1b the new doon of the
Newport Harbor Art Museum since It's
celebrated openln• ln mid-September.
A total of 280 new members have joined, alqni with 29 new fine arts patrons, according to
Pliyllb LatJea.ns. curator Of educaUon.
A Foursome
A ll'OUP of Dana Point artlsta known u the
Art Colony Club have a little studio at 34179
Street cl the Golden Lant.em. When four cl tbe ~·· women members decided to bave a sbowiag of their work, fix-up tiaie bqan.
Now, after painting tbe walls and carpetlns
the 11001"&, the four·womua display b opeb for public viewing enry day from 1 to 4 p.m.
lhrouahSiltcird y Oct. 22.
··Guest artist artlya Zapp bas joined S•y
SpraUI. Estella N. ey and April H.at for the
ezblblt. All combJae artwork with their lndlvtaual careera.
Real Winners
Cotmetology 1tudeuta from Golden West Coll~ won two flnt·place awards trom the recent~ OoUnty Halrd~ annual h,alr
•bow beld. at the llegfsuy ~.
llklaUd DOie end hla ~el DI , .. ...,.
both cl H&in~ B ch, 11kb11 ~ • H~ ~ aDd hll model Leri ~ tooktgpbOGOra.
In the Running
El Toro Karine li • public .i&ffilt'I oftiee1· a PDIUll d Irvine l'ec ~ froaa a Public Affaira Seminar at the Defense Inforrna&n School in IodianaPoUS. !n November, Jif«Jor Pulaski Will run ln UM
Manne Reserve Marathon which start.I at the
lwo Jima Memorial in D.C. and coYen. ac .. cording to her calculal.loas, ••211 rnlle1 Ud
uacUy 385 Yards." Lut year abe ftnbbed Sil the
top half Of 1,300 Partleipants. •
People Peering
• BeCsy ._. Taflee. dauahter of Kr. UK1 Bin.
Willard Tolles ot HuntlnJtoa Beach, bu been
tnstalliid 81 a pledge in Thet. Btta chapter of
Delta Delta Delta at tbe Unlnraity of Coorado.,. •
(J'he <>range County Business Community honOrcd ltatla1 AJ1t, a motlntional 1peaker,
business conaultant, author and televiaion pertonan~. at a r t tesUmonial luncheon
Sb u lo Soutb Laeuna ... ~Lower bu been d~ the new p fdent cl the AUXiU&ry ol n Q e G al HOlpttaJ. She la a charter•
em ol th Ol'laniutlon • • . KaWeea Mm G~ da bter ot tbe WllUa• C. Greeu of
Nmlrbolt BeaCh, tel brated her lab bJrthday at a
"''"·-part)' atAmbroeia Restaurant.
...
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson Jr. were among guests.
Jonon-Brisacher
The Halecresl Club, Costa Mes a,
was the setting for the wedding of
Diane Brlsacher and Terry Jonon,
both graduates of Estancia High
School.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Brisacher and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Jonon, all of Costa Mesa.
The bride attended UCI and her
huaband studied at Golden West ·eoJtege.
Speck-Maes
St. Nlcbolas Catholic Church,
Laauna Beach, was the aettinc for the
weddinc of Vlrlfinla Marie Maes,
daU1btu of Mr. and Mn. Joseph
Maes of Lacuna Beach, and Richard
Speck, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Speck of Glendora ..
The bride eraduated from Mt. St.
'(
Mary's College and is R N. in
neurosurgery Her husband attended
C a II forn 1 a S t ale University.
Fullerton.
Arendsen-Cald~ve 11
Wedding pledges were exchanaed
by Janis Linden Caldwell and John
Laurence Arendscn in the Balboa Bay Club.
Miss CaldWell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Caldwe ll of Ne wport
Beach, wore her mother's dress for
the ceremonies.
She graduated fro m Newport
Harbor High School and cum laude
from Lewis and Clark College and
was a National Charity League de·
butante.
Arendsen. son of Mr and Mrs.
Arnold Arendsen of Houston. attended
Cerritos College and California State
University, San Diego.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: i was very much
interested ln the letter Slf'\ed "Carol The Klutz • ·
I know the feeling well -and I'm a guy.
When I was in the seventh grade the class.
voted me "The KJutz of the Year."
All my life people have been telllne me
"Slow Down," "Don't Hurry," "Watch out,
there'• a plaot there," "LOok up, you're 1om1 to · w allr into the flre hydrant."
I have acOJdentally tripped waitresses, run
into the bbhop of our churc:h with my bJke,
1ptlled soup on my nch aUDt, torn the sleeve out
or the nelpbor lady'• draa by just pullln1 a
loose thread. <How did I mow It was somethinJ
ahe croCh led heneff? > I once dropped the whole
Tbanka1ivlng turkey trying to help my
craiidmo&her. That same nllht I stumbled and fell-faceflratlnto the pumpkin pie.
I am what you caalled "s~rossed" and
nothing can be done about lt. Now that I have ac-
cepted my fate I am a lot happier but I stiU do
some owtully klutzy tbin1a.
If you take a Sood lOot at this letter you'll see
J started, "Dear Abby.•• and cl'OISed out. her
name and wrote yours.
t know you can't help me but you can at least
wish me luck. -KING OF THE KLUTZES
DEAR KING: I do wish yoa lack but I 1Wl
say u &oai u you ralp yoanell &o bela& Id b.J
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··.Sasha's Ret11rD: Russians' Attitude
TmmrdAuto 1Mft • •
' A MONTH PASSED. Then a young tnan
w •rin8 blue jeans and a yellow hood sweatshirt
ahowed up at my apartment on GUyarovskovo
Street in Moscow, ju•t as my fiancee and I were
starting to cook dinner.
ffe was, be said, the man who stole my car. He
wanted.,,o exl>lai.n why. ma name was Sasha. He
Hid the poUce were Jookina for blm, but be
appeareil to believe that his act could be undone or wished awaywlth an apolon.
Sasha had always been fascinated by
automobiles. He lon1ed to have one of his own, or at
least to tlnd a job as a driver. But circumstances
always seemed to work aaauist him.
SO BE DID WHAT seemed Uie the next best
thin -~le can, not for profit, he in.slsted, only
• for JOY rid • A thousand miles to Soc:hi on the Black.
Sea; 2,000 milee to Tashkent in central Asia.
• Ordinarily, Western conespondata ln Moscow
ltno liWe about crimtnals other than political
diisidenta branded as such by the Sovtet press. The
only news of 18rden variety crim~ coines ln oc-
casional, carefully phrased articles.
Thus Sasha's story provided a new look at some
of the more routine facets of Soviet jusUce, and a
picture of a youns drifter whose qua.si·legal
actiVities have no )>9lit1cal JDOtiv-aUoo.
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and Sasha admitted to me that he w..,·the driver -
was told to wait with the car. the nst Of the Jilght
until they could Check whether it was stolen. But
•hen the police returned in the morning, the dri 9er.
pr4!dictably, was 'one.
•"'l'HE MILITIA KNOW tbat I've taken your
car," Sasha said, "and it's necessary to bide for one year; for no one to see me, so that if a year passes
by, they might close the case.
But that wasn't to be.
When the car was stolen, I bad filed a formal
complaint of auto theft to the pollce. During our
conversation, we souabt to emphutze that in view
of the surveillance placed on Western
correspondents in Moscow, it was more than likely
that the authorities would learn he bad vi.sited my apartment.
SASllA SAID BE would turn himself in. We
telephoned the militia.
At about 10:30 p.m .. two police officers arrived.
As Sasha wailed calmly, we explained the situation
to the stony.faced officers.
Then Sasha, full name Alexander Jvanovieb
Glazkov. was driven away in an unmarked car.
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Ryma~ Grand Ole Opry
Stage Attracts Tourists
~ . .,,. Pro-..cu .... ,
ltd. Bf CARL lllANNING
NASHVILLE,' TENN. <AP) -The
sunburned tourl•ll with cameras draped around
thelrneek.s ltlll arrive by the bualoads to sawk at
the oversl&ed brick tabernacle that once housed
tbe Grand Olo Opry.
Once drawing people ttom around tbe world
eager to see, and bear, tho country music areat..s,
the S.S.year-old bulldJnc In downtown Nashville
now stands as a mute monument. '
The CW'ioua and devoted trek to the Ryman
Auditorium daily to aee Whtl'O aucb country
music greats as Roy AcuU and Johnny Cub once
perfonnoo. ,, ~ LAST YEAR. SS,... TOllRISTB paid $1
piece to walk inside, wb~ fan·waviq women,
·""'hlatll.og men and 1um-chewtnc c:blld.rea Used to
Jil and laten to their favorite perfonneta. •
•, -The success of the Ryman as a toUriat
• attract.loo ls iood news to tboee who were busy
•' trylna to save the bulldina when \M ()pry moved
acroe,s town to plusher quarters at the Opryland
U.S.A. theme park three years ago.
Many people. tncludlnf Acuff, felt the best
thln1 to do would be to rue it. But lu owner,
Natlonal Ufe and Accident ln8urance Co .. de·
cided to save it.
'lb.I.I year, a $10,000 renovatJon pro1ram got
under way, includin1 a badly needed paint Job
and some struct.ur 1tl repairs
THE AUDITORIUM DIDN'T START out to
be a music hall. A steamboat captain, Tom
Ryman, so the story goes, started a pubUc drive
in 1881 to erect the building after he went to a tent
revtval to scoff but stayed to be converted.
Then called the Union Gospel Tabemacle,
history does not show how lone it remained as a
chutth. But over tho yeara, lU stage featured a
varlet,)> d entertainment-Broadway pl-.ys. Met
Opera he~ers and m?vi~.stars.
Somewhere tn the shuffle, it became known
as the Ryman Auditorium aad after 19'3, when
tbe Opry moved >n, it waa the tabernacle of
country music.
ORANGE COUNTY PREMIERE!
Memories Hard to Toss Out
l was goinJ to cleao
e house a few years
back, but I thoueht,
What the hec.k. Mi&ht
well wait until the
children are grown."
The other day my
• husband said to me,
uwhen are you eoini to
iet rid of the potty aeat
1 wfth the ducks on it in the
" ltall bathroom? ''
j •
"WHEN TOE baby no
l Jone er needs n ...
·\ "The 'baby' is a sopho·
:_....-more at USC."
"He comes home on
holidays, doesn't be?"
"Look," be said,
.. 'you're being unrealistic
• fo hang ooto all this Junk.
• ,When l get honMt tonJ1ht. +t J want to see bow strong
•, you really are. Just close
• • your eyes and start tossing ...
f WANTED to throw
~ away my report cards
from the first etcht
ACAOS8 11 ccii..t
erades -r reaJly did -
but I raUooallied if they
ever fell Into the wrong
hands, I'd be ruined.
I toyed with the idea of
diacardlng three
maternity skirts with the
cut-out·0 hcmta and the
drawstrUlp, but the way
my body was Coing, I
fieured it was only a
matter ol months berore
I could turn them around
an d wear them
backwards.
I wave!'ed o•er
whether ot not to toss out
a signature of Imogene
Coca on a cocktail
napkin. a ldtcben linen
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auud •
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69 High wind• 120 Tinning llQhl:
81 Ati.leinent 2 wdt.
12 P.,c:hed 123 Call again
ff Ml9Calculate1 126 tnoulo-d
87 Ola}olned 1 29 Mimic&
19 G1rden '30 E~
ltower• basket
calendar from 1969, and
a French fry basket that
needed a handle.
On some thine•. there
was no decision to be
made . . the melted
candles, tbe ram·IOUed
Halloween maaka, a
single boot. atid 35 used
adhesive bow from
Christin• ~ .. ea .••
all would be aaved.
OTHER THINGS J
wasn't so declalve about
•.• the pre-hips blklnl
suit that ~ouJd make
wonderfUl coast.era. The ts navel baodl <•Ull in
pre-soak> that would
come ln handy if one of
the kids suffered from an
umbilical hernia.
But I was ruthless. At
the end of the day I was
proud u I stood beside
four neatly stacked
boxes of Junk!
My husband's eyes
&llslened when be saw it.
"I told you you could do
it," he said. "It's Just a
matter of being realistic
and aaying, 'I'm never
going to use this again.'•'
.. WAIT A MINUTE!
Are tho•• my golf
scorecards from pre-
Pearl Harbor? And the
compoettlon booD from
the flnt clua I ever
taught~
"Good Lofd. woman,
what ore you doing with
my loafers with the
peonies io them? And
my porkpie hat? And the
picture of Gale Storm
that came with my
billfold and . . . "
"ANNIE HALL:· ..
·UM: DEAnt• .. ,.....,....,.
What would you do
if God came back
to ·earth and contacted
you to tell you
that the world can work!
A JERRY WEINTRAUB PRODUCTION
GEORGE BURNS • JOHN DE~VER • 14QH, GOD!"
TERI GARR • DONALD PLEASENCE
Based on the Novel by AVERY CORMAN ·screenplay by LARRY GELBARl
Directed by CARL REINER • PrOduced by<JERRY WEINTRAUB
,
1V COMMENTARY I HOROSCOPE Sunday,October9, 1fT7 DAILY PILOT
Cop ShoWs Facing Arrest From TV
By JERRY BUCK All'lt ..... .._
LOS ANGELES -Lite the W•tern before it. the pollce Ibo,.. 11 ln dan1ec or extinction,
vlctlm ~ it.a own popularity and a co0Unu1n1 auault Oil t.elevblon vJohmce.
Jl"ouJ-yean aao there were 17 police series on
TV. Thia aeaaon tbe networks pared them to 10.
and no riew ones are planned tor mldseason or next year,
"I CAN 8£1: THB COP shows dlsappoarin& nltoietber. •• aaya David Gerber, executive =~~er of "Polle• Woman" and "PoUce.
AltbouJb Gerber places the major bla~e on
prossure rroaps wbtch be says "would turn
televiaion Into a benian, pasalve, stulutyirig
medium," John McMahon. NBC's West Cout
P~nl cllle.t, says, "The Violence lssue
ad th aaturaUon of the market With cop shows
coln ."
Last year five new police showa bowed, but
oply OM made it. That was "CharUe's Angels," a f~ tal witn aex and humor. This year, there's
only oae new police ahow, "CJ{iPs," whlch has
been de&crlbed u bubbleiwn for tld viewers.
. frank Price, »resident of Universal
Tel , 'Whidt supplies ll series each week to
tbathreOtietworU, says ti.doe n't llke the med·
dlinl·bJ' JIHSSute crour• but likes th~ end result -•:tJMbe«ervarletyo shows."
H: THE POLICE SHOW disappears. 1t
probabltwon•t be tor lone. Television is cyclic a~.
M cal ahows and lawyei:s btlve perJodicaJIY
varibbed~ reappeared.
Uatil thia year the police show ~malned a
television staple de.spate anUvaolent campaigns
that elate back 10 years. l5ut the networks now
are f8elin1 real pressure, puticularly from the
American Medical Association, the Parent·
Ttiacber Alaoclation and the National Citizens
Committee for Broadcastina.
Althouah the networks still are in the market
for movies ~ith police themes, such as a two·
hour "Police Story" Wm, the end or this season
will see the ranks of TV policemen further. de·
pleted. Robert Blake has sfaid this is .~ts final
year with "Baretta." "Hawaii Five·O, now in
its lotb year, could be nearina ~e end of the hne.
··aamaby Jones" also is sboWUlg sl1ns of stra10
and "Switch" was renewed only by the skin of its
teeth. · . .. It's too early to predict the fate of "KoJak,
which only began its fifth season last Sunday,
coming in 27th among evening entertainment
shows in rating for the week
GERBER BELIEVES THAT NOW that
police shows are declining, the next tar1et will be
sex.on TV.
"People will start finding sex on television
where it's never been before because the
pressure groups will start calling attention to 1t."
Gerber, who says he has been working with
other producers to answer the critics, says.
.. We're taking off the so-called violent shows
Thal makes television better? Baloney! What ·s
violence? Who decides?
"It comes down to who is goine to decade
what the American public sees.··
Taurus: Make
New Starts
MONDAY, OCT. 10
By SYDNEY OMA.RR ~iiiiiiiiiiiii' ARIES <March 21-April 19): Steady pace, (1 devoid of sensationalism, achieves goal.
TAURUS (AprlJ 20-May at>>: Make new starts,
be more independent, check with Leo on
possibilities for exciting, creative proJects.
GEMINI <May Zl·June 20)· Practical Issues
dominate where to live, what to pay for prochacts,
how to be more secure.
CANCER <June 21-July 22): Short journey,
message relating to party or dining invitation
figures prominently.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Acc~t on costs, time·
and-motion, efficjency. Someone from your past is
back in picture.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Tie loose ends
Check contractual obligations. Be analytical -
make dlanges but be sure ol reasons. terms.
UBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22>: Be diplomatic.
especially in dealing with family.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Mixing friendship
and hard Ca.5h could be an error. You might lose
both -know it and act accordingly.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec 21 >: Study
Sc::orpio message. Get orgaruzed.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Finish rather
than begin pro1ect.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): You need
cooperation of partner or mate
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20>: Obstacle turns
~·~n~lo~s~tep~p~ln~g~·~St~o;n~e·~;::;;;;::~;;::;;;::;;;::;::;:~~=::~ ....... --~~~~--..... '' ''ALLEGRO NON TROPPO'' i ~ not one
of tho5e "fore1~p ·art'f 1 !ms·.:__
tt•s. en animated feature-/t
A hilarious parody of "FANTASIA':'
(Some p~opfe so so far·a~ to say
it has the best anima,tion in
the last !.2 ~ears!) ------
"YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE"
COHIT-"FUNNY LADY" (PGl •
"SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT ..
"THE STING" (PG)
"NEW YORK. NEW YORK'' (PG)
"A°STAR IS BORN'" (R)
'"FANTASIA .. (G)
"THX1138"
'"A BRIDGE TOO FAR" (A)
"GRANO THEFT AUTO" (
"THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" ·
"'HER81E GOES TO MONTE CARLO"
'BENJI" ~Cft\t*IN'a~
"'THE HILLS HAVE EYES" 'RABIO"
"eXoRctST II· THE HmE'TIC" Clltt --·----
0
(})
Now Showing
At Spedallp 8electecl ........_
And om..Jaal .
APIECE OF
TltEACOOM
..icter~ cf.eUc(ou9 dflemmat
A guide to commus:s1t1 church• '
and their even ta •PP••rt Saturdays •
In the DAILY PILOT
The police show is in
danger of extinction from
television, the victim of its
own popularity. It may not
be Jong before we see
such long-running and
much viewed favorites as
"Kojak" being put out of
view of the TV public.
MOl=t
Sunct.y, October 9, 1'77 •
...
·Home Buyers
Pursue Dream
JOBNClJNNJFF ·~ ........... .,., Little seems to stand in the
WAY ol the homebuyer'a desire
!Qr a single-family house on its
own P1.ot. not money or energy
The typlcal new house is still
the conventional one-story, three-bedroom plan, but it now
bes two baths and ls trowing
larger i.o other areas too. Il is ~ely to have a fireplace and central air condltionine, and
a4mOltcertaln.ly adlsbwasher.
All tbia despite an energy
less they borrow from parents to
m~tthedown payment.
IT ISN'T THE Orst time that
home buyers have asi;erted
themselves against what mjght
be coosidered the better Jude·
ment of others. Planners and
bWlders have tried cluster hous·
ing <small plots, shared green
areas), co-ops and con··
dommiums, modular units, no.
frill housing and more.
· shortage that causes operating
casts to be h11her, and soa.ri ng ,. purchase prices that preclude '
ownership by aome families UO·
As real estate aeents note,
young couples supposedly more
attuned to change, often seek
conventional homes similar to
those in which they grew up or to
wbicb their parents aspired ..•
Woodside
·' Reserved
Reservations were filled for
the tirSt phase Of 29 homes during
tile preview open]ng of the new
s ~lHtle-laipily born et at
WoOdside/Jrvine, a community
of 202 homes in· the Village of
Northwood bein1 developed by
the J. lit. Peters Company. l>Utinc the prniew phase of
the thlft to five bed.room homes,
. With 2~ Ol'. three baths. prices
be1an at $114.•. Split Level a.ad
two story desigrus continue the
tiadit.ionaJ Wood.side rilues ot·
spacious loterion, architectural
distinction, and efilcient f\lnetion
for which the series is noted.
... only bigger and better. A
study of Census Bureau material
by the National Association of
Realtors shows that the averqe
size, speculatively built house in
1976 was 1,690 square feet, com-
pared with 1,535 feet in 197L
FIFrY-NINE PERCENTofthe
units bad at least one fireplace,
versus M percent five years
earlier, even though the detailed
hand labor involved added great.
ly to the total C06t.
Fifty-three percent of the
speculative homes (those built on
expectatkm of sale rather than to
order) contained central air con-
ditioning, compared with only 38
percent in 1971, when energy
costs were much lower.
More than 70 percent of houses
had two bathrooms, against
about SO percent five years ago.
And 78 percent were equipped
with dishwashers against ooly 48
percent in 1971.
DF.sPlTE THE strong market
for new and better homes, a rate
that now seems to assure some
1.9 million starts for the year, an
even stronger market exists in
sales d existing or u.sed homes.
For the second year in a. row,
sal~ of such units will pass the
th~milllon-mark, and misht
even reach 3.S million units, an
unprecedented figure.
lt is this tread ~at pubapa
1uuects some change 1n the at-
Utllde of bom.ebuyers, in that a
coOd deal of existing housing is
urbao1 whereas new single·
(amlly bornes are usually built on
bur or semi.suburban Iota. •
\1 BUYERS apparentJ.y
have nobjdy' advice but
tbei.r own. recopllin that such
units, even lf abandoned, often
represent better buys than new
bousi.n,g, Accommodation.• ~en
are la.reer. comtruction sturdier. ~•ers and water connections eJC.i.s~ as do lransportatJon and
other amenities.
lt~ the absurdity ot
ab~ such hoaSlnc -and1 sensJtive to criticisms tbar
mocey is being transferred froiD
such veas to suburbia -saYi
and lOon associations thlS •eek
uraed a new naUonal urban houi·
ing~cy.
Tbe U.S. League of Savinp As-
sociations, whose 4,•61 member
saving• and loan associatiOM ate
the t>!!_mary source of 1nortaa1e
money, said more ernpbasls on
rehabilitation and lesa on new
construction is needed
Kraemer; Wimbledon finalist
• Beverly Bater Flelts; divine
champion aod Olympic 10Jd
medaJi5t Sammy Lee: Olympic
&Ymnast Kathy Rigby; NFL. all·
pro Tommy Mason; 14-year-old
tennis superstar Tracy Austin;
L.A. Rams star John Cappe)ettl
and Ram coach Ben Ag~anlan;
and USC star-makers Ron Perry
(Athletic Director), Vem Wolfe
(track coach) and Bob Boyd
<basketball coach).
.. WHEN COMPLETED in
tnid-1979, Loe Caballeros will be
open seven daya a week from
6 a.m. until midnight. (Cur-
enUy the hours are 9 a m. to 10
p.m.).
I
f '
Plans call for a total of 68
court.a, 61 outdoor lighted tennis
courts; four indoor concrete ten-
nis courts and three indoor clay
courts. There will also be a special junior club-house and
tennis area alona with continual classes, clinics, and tournaments
for seriou.s players at all levels
and ages.
There also will be 20 indoor
racquetball courts, mens and womens' health apas, a two-court
basketball i:vmnulum, a two-
court W>l.Jeyball symnuhun and
a gymnuticsatudio.
Other apons actlviUes include
studios for karate, ballet and
boxing-wrestlin1, a billiard
parlor and a 12-lane bowlln& al-
ley.
1''0-a THOSE wbo prefer their
sports bi& aftd or1anlled there
lll be a softball and cllnic
bueball fiel~ battina caaea and
. . ·-.._...._,
PROSPECTIVE HOME BUYERS TOUR IAVINE'S HERIT~GE PARK HOME DEVELOPMENT
Heritage Park Popular
Heritage Park Townbomes, an
187-unit development by Broad-
moor Homes, Inc., is nearing the
SO percent sold mark. During the
first two opening weeks 91 of the
187 homes were sold.
The new project, currently un-
der construction, is located in
Heritage Park, the newest
neighborhood of the Irvine
village of El Camino Real. It in·
eludes four fioor plans with 1,lOS
to 1.619 square feet. Prices are
from $64,490 to $83. 740.
HERITAGE PARK
Townhomes is situated adjacent
lo "Heritage Park," a 45-acre
public recreational complex be-
101 developed by the City or
lrvine which is the
nelghborbood's namesake.
The new public complex will
offer such recreational amenities
as a fishing lagoon, shaded picnJc
and play areas, a tuUy developed
teen center. '12 liehted tennis
courts, an aquatic complex with
an AAU Olympic pool, separate
diving tank and family pool.
Heritage Park's private
recreational facilities include a
neighborhood park with swim·
ming pool and tot lot, meander-
ing walkways and landscaaecI
greenbelts.
THE LABGEST of the
Heritage Park Townbomes is the
two-story "Trabuco." In its 1.619
square feet are three bedrOoms.
two and a ball baths and family
room.
The "Santiago," a two-story
home with 1.540 square feet, also
has three bedrooms, two and a
half baths and family room.
The single-story "Modjeska"
is a 1,223-square-foot home with
three bedrooms and two baths.
THE MOST coJDpact of the
series is the "Silverado" with
two bedrooms and two and halt
baths. This two-story home en-
compasses 1,105 square feet of
living area.
In the overall realm of
architectural features are in-
cluded wood-burning fireplaces,
contemporary built-ins, entry
foyers, private patios, vaulted
ceilings and sunken living rooms •
Enclosed two-car garaces,
wood shingle roofs, smoke detec-
tors, and underground utilities
are additional features.
•
Kany peoDle •bo ba th anterem &t for a hom
Irvine Comp&Dy'a VUI Woodbrld1e ov r )' o
were -1ven the oppottunlty to
purchaae a homo in Woodbrldlo
Place wben the 2f bOpl lD the
project's thli'd ph c openid for ulelast week.
A proJect of Irvine P cll1c1 the
homebuildinJ di vis lo of the
trvtno Company. Woodbrldlo
Place offers 1ln9l~amJty de·
tached homes CObtalnlilg 1,IOO to
2,818 square l•t:· Deslgncd by
architect Bed Molt&; the four
models feature o.ne and two
atoriea and are priced from
$101,000 to $13S,OOO. Baaed oo the
"sero lot llne~· concept, tbo
homes dfen CJOtt cloubJ aide
yard nthei' than two narrower
atri111dlandaneith ilde.
Interiors Ol tbe modeU. creat·
ed by •Carole Eic.MP, inelude
f amUy TOOma, formal cllnlu.r rooms, oo or two flreP&ace:s and
two or tbree~ar gara1e:s Ydlh
automatic door Opetiert. Other
features in one or 1nore :mod~
include muter bedroom iu1tes
with dressing rooms aroen
baths, atrtums, awsken U s
rooms, breakfast nooks and
luminous kitchen ceWon.
Woodbridge Place ls one of
nine dlUerent hO in,g p~ects
by eight different builders now
under construction tn•ttto village.
The fourth and final phase ot
Woodbndge Place containing 21
homes will open for aale in earlY
October.
The Villue or WoOdbtidge Is
located off Culver Drive a&.
Warner Avenue between the Si'1
Diego and Santa Ana freeways.
For further intormaUon. call or
visit tlie Woodbrld&e Place es
office between 10 a.m. and $p.m.
dail1.
Mesa Hotel
Hosts Escrow All~rgan Due in I~ine
..
Meet Series,
The Irvine Industrial Complex,
developers of the nation's lartest
environmentally-planned in-
dustrial park, announced lt has
Virtinla Burrougbs, vice prai·. sold a new 101,400-aquare·foot in-
dent and escrow administrator; dustrtal building to Allergan
Valencia Baok, will be the Prill· Pbannaceuticab Inc., of Irvine,
cipaJ instructor at a series ol ' for $1.68 mWJon, said Davtd B.
Escrow Exchange Seminars to · Kuhn Jr., IIC vtce president of
be held at th South Coast Plua sales and merkeUng:
Hotel, Co5u. esa Allergan, a pharmaceutlcel
The seminars, under tbe manufacturer. with natlon•l s~ of Valeacia B~ headquVterg at 2S2S Dupont
are ed for October 14_Ucl •. Dri~ in the 11'.Vine Industrial '-
facilities at2S2S Pullman Avenue
for the mantifacturer and dis-
tribution ol plastic bottles and
components by its Medical
Plastics Division. The uew plant
ls rail-served and adjacent to the
Newport Freeway, KubB sald.
Aller&an also leased an e.CljoiD-
ing •.s a~ site tor future ex-
panskJo. Both lrwactions were
arranged throU&b JelTOld Cole
and William A. Badge of
Coldwell Banker Commercial
~rokerage Company, Newport
The new All~ an bultdiq
desilned by architect l\lchard K.
Brooks oi Irvi.De Md bWlt by tho
Irvine Industrial Complex.
Beaah. • 15, 28 and 29; • mber U and. Compt_u, Will utilize the new
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MISS BVBROUGBS 1taited SJ>tt•allzint in the comptu 4 Ex-
change Escrow field In 1.96S a.od
has worked witb real estate
counselors and exchancora ..
th.roqgbout the state. One ol th~
mOSt respected and bowledcM·
ble eacrow profeaalonal1 in
Callfomla, ahe hu desilned a
unique aeries of lectures, case
studlea. and workbooks
apeciftcally for these seminars.
The aeries will provide real
e,tafe licensees, attoroeya and
escrow maoagers and oltlcers
with the steP:bf·Step 8\lldellnes
needed to d.eveJOp an excbanfe.
Enrollment Js llm.lt.ed. For fn.
formaUon and reservatlom, con-
tact Edward E. Schmidt, dl.ree-,,
tor of marketlnc, V &lencia Bank,
99&-talO .•
an Indoor soccer-tract pavilion.
Water buffs can enjoy the
Olympic-sized CSO meten> awim•.
ming pool, the outdoor jacuu.1
and barbeque area and the kiddie
water and volleyball pool.
After their workouts, memben
can enjoy steam and sauna
rooms and then satl5fy a well-
deaerved appetite at the health
food store and restaurant, the
snak·shalc or the cocktail and
dinner lounge.
LOS CABALLEROS ofrera two
types of membership. Tennis
memberships include all of the
club's facilities including the 61
lighted, out.door tennis courts.
Sports memberships include
everything except the outdoor
courts. The sports members will
be able to play tennis on the in-
door clay and concrete courts at
a court ree charae. .
Family. individual and cor·
porate level memberships are
available. Family tenoll mem·
bcrsh.lps a.re $1,200 to join and S24
per month net dues; family ten-
nis memberships are $800 to join
and $12 per month net dues; in·
dividuaJ fees are $400 to jotn and
$9 per month net duea.
cor\)Orato level plans vary ac·
co~ to the number of people
particlpatlna.
To ftnd Los Caballeros. tate.
the San Die10 freeway to Harbof'
Boulevard, turn north on Harbor
to Warner Avenue, turn left on
Warner Avenue and go one-half
mile south to Newhope, tum Jett
to the temporary sales otttce at
·11006. .
UnAue Grouping Of HOrneS .
· in Huriti~ Beach .... Discover fC>r yourself the limited edition of just 1wenfy custom hOmes to be fGUna
at Stonewood Estates. The prices are qutte historic for the Immense value
received. These extremely spacious single-famlty homes, Just a few bfockS from
the ocean are situated on a quiet but friendly cul de sac In one of 1he most
sought after areas In Huntington Beach. Only a few fortunate families wilt enjqy:
neamess to the beach • close proximlfy to shopping centers • wolldng dlslonce
10 schools • neighborhood and community parks
Stonewood Estates will offer:
3 car garages • 2 and 3 fireplaces • all masonry
property line walls • extra large closet, shelf and
storage areas • interior planters • extensive use of
masonry and stone • customized entry walks •
cathedral celllngs • all ceramic tile entnes • ml~
wave ovens • sunken tubs wtth separate dressing
rooms Included In master bedroom • generous
(up to 601, more) carpet and tlle allowonces-
to list only a few of 1he many features.
No closlng costs
or loan fees
How abOut financing for decorating I land-
scaping or a swimming pool for your .. ·
yard. We have arranged $10,000
second trust deed loans
@ an unbelievable
5% Interest rate~
Homes from
$154,250
·Annual Percoologo
l?ol&. l&tms and
condilioos -...111
be a.plOined
bV<Usol<tt
agent.
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b• pt d Mid IHHaJ caw a Md•••• bhD 1a _ aeveral tlm• Ud I am .UU DO& nn S wut u
row tllker An.er utdll& dlllenid peop I cet lief • \bere t1 a eenat. •119"•• tur'llQd· .. , die world oC u.. MCrOW .mce.r ...... ,..
ueuplala wlaa' bap " eRrow"t
c.1.0 .• in •
Tbe parties to typical transacUoru are U!Ually
ln awe of just what th• eserow officer does and WGft·
den how it all does 1et done. And it's euy to s
why. The Western Mutual &crow News describes
the procedure well.
Both part!es to the escrow tell the escrow fl·
fleer what Uiey would like carried oUt and at the erid
of the stipulated closina date. these matters are car-
ried out. In the interim reams of paper are handled
withcareandprollclency.
Just exactly what l~ escrow officer does to
aqcce:sstu.lly complete the process ls really not
mysterious at au. It ls a carefully desipated, or-
dtrly proceu followed atep by step to an lndepen·
dtt\t close of th~ transacuon. • The escrow otticer's wort befin,I with a set of "escrow Wtruictiona." A\ the time the eacrow ls
opened tb broker or principals to the eacrow i)ve
verbal lnStructlons to tbe escrow offlcer wbicb
d crtbie their concerns and iotentloos.
TllE OW OFFICER UDVCBS tbest to dear a cobclJ Written escrow wtruetions.
Once the eserowmstrUcl.lons are alped tiy bod\
parties and in the possession of lbe eten>'N olflcer, a
lltlo search oo tbe pro!>frty ls ordered hOtD a t.iUe company. Tb• title searcll amounta to a Yer)' coin·
pUcated examination of all the public reeords wbich
coUl.d atfeet tM seller'• ability to convey the title of
the property or tbe buyer's ability to rec.iv. tille to
tho property and /or borrow on it. •
A preliminary Utle report ia made by tM t1Ue
company and delivered to the escrow olflcer wbo
then p~eedS to clear any items which coulcl Im·
pede the ~veY11ie Of title.
ft.ems that mltllt have to be clured wowd In·
elude iudJmenta asalnst the ~rtj. federal°"
state bi liens, elti.stil\i l~ ol teeQrd wblcb .ouJd
'hneto be paid Off. unpaid real property tax•, \In•
paid bonds o assessments and a variety Of other
sirnllar items.
IF THE ESCaOW INSTllUCl'IONS call for the
buyer to Lake over an existinc IOIA, a beneficiary
statement from the lender on the coaditlon of the
Joan m~ be request.eel. In additioo, the lender may
g.ive the ei11crow officer instructions that must be
met to qualify the new owner to take over the loan.
Should a new loan of record be negotiated, lbe
escrow o«fcer must meet all the requirementa of
the lender, including having the bU1er sip all the
papers required by the lender pertinent to the
&ranting of the loan.
Most escrow instructions usually provide for
proration.s which the escrow clfice!' must calculate
from the figures supplied by the appropriate
sources.
'As the escrow proc~. a preliminary closlq
statement b prepa.rtd and Lbe Escrow Officer con-tactl the buyer for the bal'1)ce of funds needed to
close the escrow. In addition, the Escrow Officer
must determine whether the seller's account has
.Wlldent tuods to close the escrow.
WHEN ALL OF THE SPEClftOJ ot the escrow
have beeo completed -loan documents dcned, ll·
tle matters cleared, buyer's money in, preliminary
statement analyzed -the escrow ls ln a position to
cloee.
The dosing of the escrow occurs when these
documents are recorded: the deed conveyine UUe
to the property and any reconveyances lbal
eliminate the effect of the loaD$ and any new deeds
of trust evidellcins new loans.
A lltle policy can then be Written abowtn' tiUe to the real property in the name of the buyer.
1be ac:row officer theft prepares cloeinl let· ten, closing statement of acc:owita and dlabunes
. proceeds of the escrow to the seller, any overpay·.
ments back to tbe buyer. aJ\1 commilaions to the
broken., and pays off any loai\s not belnt taken over
by the buyer. Title pollclea are sent to the proper
parties and wurance compani• are notJfied that
the pl'()pet'ty bas been iold. Any ctbet' details of the
transact.loo are also complet.d.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randoll M~ ia pmldnt o/
the RMll EIUJUn and an c:wthor, i.ct1.IM'and Ntrudor.
Snd UcM commC'n&s oftd qua&u to RGftdll McCGtdle
c o tk D¢l1I Pflot, P.O. ~JS«>, Colla Alna, CA,_
Commons
Fair Homing
Aimrd Given
~first presentatJon 1n the st.le of the annual
Fair HoUs1ni Award from HUD was received by
Realtor Shirle,r Commons. 1917 Chairman of the
Oranae County Council of Real Estate Boards and
1$78 first vie• president -elect of the Huntinaton
Beads-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors.
Robert L. Simpson, regional director or the
HUD Santa AQa Insuring District, made tbe formal
presentation at a special ceremony recenUy before
eomo IOO members or t.he local Board of Realtors.
He lauded the recipient for her dllll&ent support or tbe HUD Afflrmative Marketing Aareement, and
recalled th.at when she served as
1976 Regional Vice President ot
the 32nd District of the
California Association of
Realtors her District was the
first to sign the voluntary agree-
ment. Simpson commended her
for her continued efforts toward
equal housing opportunity and
reported that to date nine of the
10 boards in Orange County have
COMMONS signed the agreement. Only the
Laiuna Beach board bas abstained.
WltMsslrig the presentation was Sam San-
doval, , HUD director of equal opportunity, who was
a special guest of the Board of Realtors. Jerry
Gillespie. prtsident of the Huntinaton Beach·
Fountain Valley Board o( Realtors presided al the
ceremony.
Hoine Builders Set
Meetings in Irvine
The Home Builders
Council bu scheduled
two bii eventa for Mon·
da7's meetin1 at the ~Inn in Irvine.
The featured 1ueat
speaker will be-Robert
Leveaatein, prealdent,
chief operating officer
and director of Kaufman
and Broad Homes, Inc.
Levenstein will detail the
history of the comp111y's
auccea with low cost
boualna. a timely subject
in thia age of ever·
lncreaslne home prices.
The second important
item on the agenda is the
election ol the 1978 Board
of Directors. Nine re·
cular and six associate
directors will be elected.
New Firm
Scheduled
For Irvine
Saffell & McAdam.
Inc .• of Irvine have
begun construction of the
25,000 square foot com·
pany headquarters for
Axelson Tackle.
manufacturers ~ fishing
and 1portin1 equipment
Tbe new building will
be located at 17391
Murphy Avenue In
1..v1ne. The •mete-story
"tilt up" concrete strut·
ture will house Axelson
Tactle11 corporate of·
flees and manu.tacturtnc
and warehouse facWtles.
Arcbltects tor th•
buildlnl are Ware &
Malcomb ol ln'Jne, and
•tructural en01 .. fOt'
the project Ia Robert
Trlviloo. -
The event is scheduled
for the Airporter Inn in
Irvine. Cocktails are at 8
p.m .• followed by dinner
at 7 p.m. and the preseo·
talion at 8 p.m. Ticketa
a.re $10 for memben end
$15 for non-members.
Hoitt Steady
Mortgage Market Said 'Restless'
1urance asalnSt futiare lnlatlon, giv-
li>S them the right to call the Joan in 15
or 20 )'9atl and rewrite U at tben·
currmt Interest rates.
Sonday, October9,1977
Moving Up In Real Estate
C. DEAN COLE has been accepted for mem·
benhip in the Real Estate Certlflcate Institute
Division o! the California AssoclaUon of Real ton.
The division adm1ts to membership those who
increase their knowledge of real estate throuah
compleUnt formal coursea of
study at colleges and Un•
iversiUes. They must also meet
experience r equirements.
Cate&oriea of membership r~
coeolze various levels of
academic attainmtmt
Cole has been accepted as a
regular member in recognition
o f completion of eight
specialized real estate courses
ClOLI (Real Estate Law, Economics,
·Practice, and Appraisal, as well as Property
Management, Real Estate Finance. Office Ad·
ministration and InvestrMnts>.
KARL "SHAD" SHADLEY hu been named
manager, New Business Development Cor Donald
M. Bird Associates, Southern
CaHfornia real estate firm .
Shadley had previously been
with the Bird organization lo
1975 and 1976 and bas also been
associated with the Gerrie Com-
pan y and Dart Resort
Properties.
A resident of Turtle Rock in
Irvine, he is a past president of
the Campus View Homeowners
Association and ls a past '"Aouv
treasurer and current vice president ot the Oranae
County Professional Association.
KAREN ROGERS has been appointed
man.,er of Irvine Pacific's Home Center. She
meets with Irvine Paclllc homebuyers to aid in the
selection and coordination ot flooring, appliances
and carpeting from the variety of s-.rnples ln the
center.·
Mrs. Rogera joined Irvine Pacific th~ and a
ball years at,'!.' as secretary to the direct.or of COQ•
atruction. Prior to her appointment u Home Center
manager, she was a customer r,laUons coordinator
for the company. A sradua~ d Orange Coast
College, she ll ves ln Newport Beach wUh r
husband.
Citicorp Real £atate, Inc. 's end·ol·
September benchmark rates few all
categoriea of lncom•·propetty
mort;a1e remain the lowest slnc:e
aprinf fl 1974.
The current rate on new apart·
menta ls 9"·~ percent. The rat.e on well-rented existing apartmenta ii 'Al
to V. percent lower in moat ~ona.
WOODBRIDGE CROSSING. The very best of nature has
inspired this architecturally unique collection of townhomes.
Set on beautifully landscaped meandering stree~ their
natural wood exteriors create warmth, their Victorian accents
THE BENCHMARK rate for medlum-siied shoppln1 centers la
8iil·t'A percent, and that for com·
merdal or lnduatrial projects secured
by atronc tenant. credit is 8%.S~ per-
cent. The 8% percent rate ls avail·
able only to AAA·credlt tenants
<telephone company subsidiarl81 or
the equivalent In tlnanctal stnnsth >.
Fees payable to lenders when loan
appUcatiOl\I are aubmltted <typically
1 percent tn the past three years> are
11e1otiableorrnsybewalved. ~tes •H aornewbat bl1her than
the national benchmark and lenden
al'e cau1lows Dd seledlve in areas
such 11 Houston, where theN baa
been hNvy rocent actJvlt.Y. <
,.BS B NCBBA&K rates
represent Citicorp Real Estat•'• belt
~\ad ~typical current rata for
cal ~aaes on ntw construc-
on trorii UM -In• ton now In the
matket..
JliatOI and condlUons for individual
Jo may nry up or down from the
benchmaru deoend1n1 on a-uch lac·
tort :as • &ocatio., •lie. deUvvy
add distinction. Inside, lofty ceilings and intimate retreats
provide both formal and informal entertainment areas. Many homes
feature generous rear yards, others border a park. Choose from
four thoughtfully designed floorplans.
Two and three bedrooms.
From S93,990 to S125,990.
by Akins Development Company
(714) 559-1161
For information on other Woodbridge homes,
call (714) 551-1500 .
IRVINE
VlllAG,ES
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TODAY!
The car you lease does make
quite a difference. After all, you
don't drive the lease, you drive the
car. And when you lease a
Mercedes-Benz you drive some·
thing special indeed.
Whichever Mercedes-Benz model
you choose, you drive one of the
world's most respected automo·
biles. A car with legendary engi·
neering, meticulous craftsmanship,
outstanding performance and
safety.
IMMEDIATE
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Something else. you'll drive the
car you lease for two, three or even·
four years. Most cars look out of
date all too quickly. But when you
lease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a
car with classic lines and timeless-
ness that is never out of date.
We have several leasing plans to
offer you . One is certain to make it
more convenient for you to drive a
Mercedes-Benz than you
might have thought possi· Q;)
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3 Br Oceanvlew $400
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ICoy Kwock Realty
C•Ul·3H2
MESA DELMAR
srECIAL
$82,9001
Clole to parks, achools,
teorus club. Bit.4 br on
b\lle lot.
2 750 rOf'folo.
Cost•M.sa
752-0161
•MANAGER* 1 have a hi&h percentage
•IMCY and am now re·
ady to•paod. All calla
will be held an con·
fldeace. $51-470
SANTA AMA
HEJ&HTS
Lovely 4 Bedroom, Z bath
home with l~e family
room. located on a
60XJ35' lot. surrounded
by Tangerine. Orange,
Lemon & Lime trees.
Priced at $87.500
ALSO
2 SHARP 3 bedroom
homes on Bayview ave.
Priced at $76,500. and 11•.soo.
BUYERS WELCOME IT'SYOUR MARKET!
FUUal!A&.TY
54M1•4
EXECUTIVE . AXaUPP
Needs c:arpei.. dn~s
aDd palD'L Located on a
qUiet cul-de-sac eloae to
park and 1wlmm1n1
pool. If you'tt tuindy and
want • IOOd home to nx up, thla la it I Better
b.wry 1 C.U IG-0303
FO~ESTE
OLSON ................
OPIMDAILY
34CM1-Sl Calle de la
Primavera. Dana Pt.
Whitewater view! 3 & 4
br, lrml dinin1, lam1'1
rm, ••t bar. Deluxe
c:uatom built! From
Sl78.SOO,
LACASARLTY
-.18"IO eve: 831-0737
MAKE us
an ofter! 3 ~droom
Summedield home near
South Coast Pla&o!
$80,000. V.A. appraisal!
Low down for Vets I
Trailer access! Red
carpet, 1~.1202
CATAUMA
ISUMD
Superb view of Avalon
Bay. 3 BR home + 1 BR
apt. SlSSl,000
HARDESTY
REALTORS
675·2866 nr 675 4928
SBDRM +
bciiua rm, formal dJn rm. ram rm, Iba, covered .,.Uo. i mlnut• to Jrvlne lndustrlal area. 3,000 1q
ft, $140.000. Ast 113 71'4
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SALES
Over 10 LlceDR ... ure
now with UNITED
BROKERS. v.. here the
apllt 11 90 10. All are
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646-14t4
THREE HAUOR VIEW HOMES
"MONACO"' ... and a princess it is! In.
protnlnent Harbor View Homes area,
on beautifully landscaped grounds
with an abundance of privacy, rests
this regal 3-bdrm. 2 bath home
w/flreplace & covered patio!
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OWN!R MOTIYATID
This deluxe "Phase II Palermo"
home. set like a fine· jewel amid the
lovely landi;caped grounds, is ac
cented by extensive brick work and
overhangs. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, formal
dining room, f amity room and TWO
Cireplaces. A ~em worth inspecting
now! Seller is anxious and will help
finance! 1
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SASSY so..-sET
Another Harbor View delight. this
professionally decorated 5-bdrm :llh
bath family home 1~ clo..-,P to park and
school! Family room. TWO fireplaces.
formal dining room. s hake root. 3-car
garage --great family area in areat
Newport Beach area!
IN THE BLUffS
Beautiful woodsy 3 bdrm, 2 bath
condominium. Great for rental incom
or tor ftrst~e. Lowest re ,in
Association dues in the Blutl1. COme
by & see and you'll aairee you muat
have the key. Priced right at 110,000
Open 1-s Sat/Sun. 2323 Vista MOiar
'71-4400
4 bdrm. 2 bath home with
pool, jacuui, fanuly rm,
etc. etc. Just •'P•J\& m.ooo. Ott renlodellng.
Nr. &olt cou.tte.. J wdl urry t'Ontract. For aale
by owner. 646-8080
~~:$» HERITAGE
' • REAi.TORS
OP9' HOUSE SAT & SUM I ·5
Immac. 4 bedroom, Cnmlly room
home w ibuilt-ins. fireplace, wet bar,
shake roof, beautiful landscaping
w/sprinklers. Walk to the beach.
Owner transferred & anxious. Ask·
ing $92,000.
22161 u.a....H.1.
PRIME RENTALS
ON IAUOA PIHINSULA
SIX UNITS MIAI THI llACH Each hus it's own putlo or deck, 2
have fireplaces. Great tax shelter.
$325,000
FANTASTIC DUPL&X
OYER 6000 SOUAll
Six bedrooms, 6 baths, 2 dens, 2 <Un·
ing rooms, 2 fireplaces. All the built.
ins, separate laundry rooms & over·
sized garages. Wood & brick ex-
terior with shake roof adds lo it's
massiveness. Buy as a duplex for
$299,500 or each unit can be solct
separately (hkc a condo) each for
$149,500
THRH HOaOOM-TWO IATH
OCEANFRONT
Rleht on the btuffa, watching
crashinM waves, C talina & n oc caslonal passing whale.
ProfessionalJy decorated "Mode1•1
condo in San Clemente w/oll the
built·ins & pvt. stairway to beach.
$114.100
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clb .. n ~ h"1dt0m• bnok lireplec.. 0490. din~ ttom, .. ting arH Ind r.,,11y 1oom. Gas
BBO. PIU• dOot' o.,.,..tr and commun1·
ty pool Call tor all the det•lal SN.600.
640-: l20l
Lush lcmdlcaoina
Immaculate home~n .Uper ..... 1 Green house
f0t ttt.CI~ thumb In your fwnOyl Cclmty floor
plan wnh din Ing room, Mtlng .-. twn1I)'
rdom. t1r~lece and 3 bedrooms. Mirrored
cl~ doors In master bedroom. Patio and
sprlnlclera Close to shop1 Call nowt $79,500
Call 540-1720
Newport Heights
Pm::ed rlghtl Attractive home with 2 1>ec1room1,
eating aree off the kJJchen, dining ., .. and
handsome fireplace Trailer acceu. Call '°' all th• details I $95,00054().1720
·~•1000 Elegn ~ •touch• wt th catt1eora1 c•I·
lngt end 'fotfNI d1n1ng room. Balcony model
With den. rt{IM• on 4t'9 country IUtchtf'I.
~•f"f Md 4 baeoms. 2 hearty tireptac ..
Peloo and \tailer acceaa. Can 1 1u11 5106,000
M0-1720
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IAYSHORES
Quiet inside street location with
fresh landscapt! & classic inlt!nor
d~ign by one of Newport's finest
Lots «features in gourmet kitchen,
such as instant hot water, new tile.
oven & ~ange, to narne a few J
Spacious bdrms. & 2 baths. Xlnt
leasehold. Must see to believe al
this price. $159.500
OPIH 1-5 2792 CIRCLI DR..
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
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FINE~ HOMIS
fttOM $46,000 TO $I .lS0,000
GRE1t41Ro0K SPICW.
Of'IH SUHDA Y 1·5 PM
ll82 MARIGOLD, COSTA MESA
.This outstandin~ 3 BR is a must see
for the dii;cr1minating buyer.
Completely redecorated & lands·
caped Nestled m pool-size cul-de·
sac lot. $$,000. <T·47>
SIM&U! STORY I ... THE ILUFFS
2706 VISTA DEL ORO
OPEN SUN l·S PM. End unit
"Anita". Hardwood pegged floor in
spacious country kitchen. 3 BRs
(2 +den). beautifully decorated;
mirrored living rm; bar; shutters;
neutral plush carpet. $124,500.
<T-48)
LOOK AT THE ;,.ACE!
4 lg. BRs. 3 full baths -all for
under $00,000! Newport Riviera end
unit -close to pooJ, 2 tennis courts.
billiard rm. jacuzzi + rec. rms &
sauna. Good access to freeways &
shopping. OPEN SUN 1·5 PM. 333
BORDEAUX. (T-49>
WARM & UYING
4 BR, farruly a·m. l ·stOry beauty in
Spyglass. Indoor garden; restful
Jivjng rm w/ French doors Jeading
to rai se d redwood deck
lmma<:ulale & better than new!
Lush l&Jndscapinll + hill view
$249,900 tee. Marjorie Mahoq
644·6200. <T·SO>
IAYNOHT-IST TIMl OFRUD!
Quality built. spacious 5 or 6 BR
home on bay in Dover Shores. 5500
sq . fl -11!. family rm -formal
dining -Jots of brick -low maint.
Pier & slip. $550,000 leasehold.
Barbara Aune 642·8'l35. <T·Sl>
ROOM FOl ADDmON -
SHOllCUFFS
2 BR+ den home w/beam ceiling &
.. mini-view covered patio. 2-car
garage huge lot. Short walk to
private beaches. $169,500. Mary Lou
Marion 642-8235. <T 52)
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CAMEO HIGHLANDS. ~ latid!
Fantastic 4 BR home w/180 de&ree
ocean view ! $234,500. Donna
Gi>dshall 644-6200. <T·53> .
SPIC & SPAM
3 BR, 2 bath w/separate dining
trlum off kitchen & living rm. Only
$87,~ w/law leasehold. Dorothy
Hardcastle 642·8235. <T .s4 > °"
f MMACULA Tl FAMILY HOME
Move right in! 4 8RS, 3 baths +
huge tarruly rm. $140,000. Barbara
Winagle 642-8235. <T·55>
'4EWl'ORf HBGHTS
Seldom found, but always in dem•
and ... older charming 3 BR home
W/Spanis h doors, hardwood floors,
nagstone patio & wishing well on lg.
corner lot. $122,000. Paula Bailey
642-823.5. (T·SG>
POOL + JACUD.I
Beautiful 4 BR home in the prestig-
ious village of "The Ranch". A
'vacation retreat! $112.500. Lila
Harper 752·1414. <T-57 >
HAUOl VllW 4 H
One of best & most beautiful
Montego floorplans on market!
Country kitchen; formal dining; lg.
lot on quiet street: brick entry;
patio & mlaid kitchen floor. Eye
appealing decor. $159.500 fee. Paula
Bailey 642-8235. <T-58>
CHIMA COY! LOT
Super view location in exclusive
area. Drive by & call for
lnf ormatton Comer of Femlea! Ir
Way Ln (Adjacent to 2616 Way Ln>
$240.000 fee Cathy Schweickert
642·82.1.'l <T-49)
'42·1235 to, Dov.r' Orlv•
644·6200
HarbOr Vl•w Centtr
Irvine •t Campus Valley Ctnttr 751-1414
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Pete (-?arreff Jeafi'J
/Jrl!Jen /j
EAST ENO OF ISLAND
WATBROHT HOME -no afternoon
glare 111 ttu:. lo' d~ -t lil•droom, tamtl)
homt:. Pll'r and :-;lip <shared). Warm
"oods. sunny kitchen, 4 baths. All
around fun home . $449,000 -of
course, }OU own thl' land.
l07 E. lcwyfront, lalboa ltle Sat/S. 1.5
BEST BUY IN CLIFF HAVEN
EXTRA LARGE COlllM!R LOT -St
James Rd and 15th St. Newly re·
modeled kitchen with loads of cabinet
space. fmished m solid walnut. The
gleaming hardwood floors and brick
fl.replace add lo the charm of this 3
bedroom, 2 bath and t amily room
home. Completely enclosed yard bas 2
brick patios, fruit trees. with room for
pool, boat/trailer storage etc. $132,500
700.ISth St .. N.wport lch Sat/S. 1·5
LAGUNA VILLAGE
SH THIS HIGHLY UPGRADED COMDO
Nestled m the rollin~ slopes of
Laguna Hills J\ lon•lv 3 bedroom 2
bath Monterey model with view of the
hills. Designed for easy living with
community pool, clubhouse & tennis
court.a nearby . $84,000. 23Jss c ...... ...tto ~
Lagm-.YIU.. L09-HiDs S. 1-5
REFURBISHED AND REFRESHING
POOL HOMi IM MESA DB. MAR -new
listing! Beautifully decorated and up·
graded 3 bedrm. 2 bath and dining
room home Sliding doors to covered
patio and barroom for entertaining
near pool. Pool has filter and beater.
Lots of living for $87 ,500.
923 5-ora Id. Cotta Meses S.. 1-5
DOYER SHORES SHOWPLACE
'FINEST CONSTRUCTION -and
fabulous decorating to the last detail.
See and enjoy this 3 bedrm! family rm
home with its beautiful Back Bay
view! High ceilings, cool comfort, all
large rooms. $272,500.
I 500 .A.llfigua W frt• HI S. 1-S
CUFFHAYEN INYESTr.IHT
ARCHIT'lCT DUIGNED-CUSTOM IUILT
-an exciting home of cedar, beams, and glass surround a large rock
hreplace. This 2 bedroom. dining
room home has a new 2 bedroom unit
on the back of the property. Each
home has its own cozy patio. The loca·
lion 1s excellent for schools and shop
ping and huppy hvtnf.!. Sl00,000
2 UNJTS ON MAGNOLIA
EASTSIDE COST A MESA -2 I arge
bedrooms. onl' bath ~able house. \\tlh
s tudio rerttaJ 10 the back. House has
new paint, new carpet and a great
new kitchen. Super location with good
income potl·nt1al. ~.WO
WONDERFUL WESTCUFF
Fite> SEaeaTY • COMFORT -m th1:;
immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath homt>
ft'ormal dinin~ room enhanced by
quality wallpaper. wainscoating and
stamed glass panels. Lovely landscap·
Ing in a pallo and yard large enough
for pool AND garden.
UDO PEMINSUl.A
EAGLES NEST Overlooking Newport
Harbor. 2 bdrms. 21':! bath:; + sauna
off master suite Microwave oven.
Security controlled condo Jacuzzi &
pool. $425,000
HIWPOIT CWT
CHEERY 3 Bdrm. condo, fll'eplace.
wet !>ar. trash compactor. swim ~I.
tenru~. courts, sauna. $139,000.
COSTA MESA
SHARP 3 Bdrms. £anu1y room. lge
encl. patio. 67x100 ft. lot With trailer
access. Just reduced to $74,000.
GREAT LOCATION 2 Bdtma. 2 baths.
den. frplc, s hake roof. spacious
garage, pool. $95,000.
BEAUTIFUL 3 Bdrm Greentirook
home. Formal dining, family room,
sunken living room. brick fll'eplace, 2
patios. $108.000.
HUMTIMGTOM HACH
3 BDRM CONDO Solarian floors in
kitchen. UpJ(raded carpets, mirrored
closet doors. $61,900.
~$.no RE4LT1'
"7X 3l77 Vla Udo, Mewpon ludt
' 673-7300
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llACHHOMI
Reduced to SlOS,000 4 BR + F'. 2170 s.t., 700 rt to
water, many atraa
us.soao
~MOid .
11 rm~ J:'f.,
VACANT ~
MU81' SELL IM ·
MEDIATELY
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Only $7ll,00<.1 3 Bt.lrlJ\,
hu.:c fu m1 ly rm 2
frplc'i. wullpuper ~
wood {flukt• this an out
slundtih: family home
Com1• ~Cl' Sunday .l•S,
4472 l'urk (;lcn
TERRIFIC
TURTUROC:K
4 ~rm. Cam rm . 4!1~
~lh. ... 3 car i:ar + pool
& Jacur.za Rcuut1Cul Plan
3 Only $1J7,500 Open
Sunda) i 5
E/SIDE CH.ARMER
2 Bdrm. rtmodeled bomc
with µII new built·in11
Hoom for pool & game
room Tlu.s is a must set'
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»ON Y. r)UKKJ.IK
I :.O~tJ..O.!, ' c-.... 840·7000
Bachelor Pad
Beach cl<>l>c by + club
1.1r tl '11. 1320 s f.
Furnished Mobile home
Quality ruitl carpet.
0 w n e r m o ,. i n g Lo
Tucson, A&ent &l6-4380.
BEACH HOME
Move r11ht in to
hNutiCully decorated
nc.•w painted &
wallpapered, rugs, Ir
t.lrapes. Rustic beamed
ceilings. one level, dou-
ble &:aragc off alley. 2
Pnvale patios, tennis &
pool. Ju1t listed. 230 Lugorua, Open Sat/Sun
1·5
&iJ: Trlllarbor
COSTA MESA
2, 3 Bdrm homes on ~
huge R-2 lot. Owner may
carry 15t TD.
MWPT HElGHTS
3 Bdrm, family room, de·
sirable comer location.
IACKIAY
HEAnDPOOL
$81,900
3 Bedroom Newport
H1V1er;s 2 aton Huee
dining mom or family
room. G1,::antic pauo
Walk to pn\atc tenrus
'-'OUfU. Call 1162·7i811.
~ KE:Y 1RE:ALTOA.5iC
ESTATE HOME
Cu.o;tom bwlt home with
<id.tl'hl'<I molhcr 1n latA
.1pl 1-·ormal dm·rm set
on 3 10 acre. Entry hall
w huctwood Jloors, 2
frplc ·~ .. i:ep. den w/par·
«1lll't noo..,. sunken fom·
rm w wet·b.it, tse main
bJth w/JaCuW. ee>W>Lr'Y
kitchen w, brkfst ~rea.
Sep. laundry rm, 2
patio'g (rear & side), all
roomt are spacious, .tra
wade d oort 4t halls.
Wroua;ht iron fenced &
~ate..' OPEN SU DAY 1·5
2474~.A ...
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$17S.OOO.
642-,5062
Crocker R E:;tate
HOME INVESTMENT·
OFFICE 10''f down I
$49,500 2 Bdrm, H li
l>t1tlu. all new plumbf111. wtttng, roor, wuhu.
dryer, 1tov• rth'il. Nice art>a, renced yard,
North or C1v1c Center,
dnve by 515 Lime. S nta
Ana. Agt (714),94•7511
AakforH.Uhe
***OPEN HOUSE 1·5***
2241 Vista Huerta, Bluffs $98,500
2128 VU.ta Laredo, Bluffs $147,500
29 Cypress Tree Ln.
University Park, $139,ooO
1719 Skylark Lane, Baycrest $175,500
525 Avonida Campo, Bluffs $15.5,000
3-15 Uni,·eri;1ty dr. #E·l ,CM $82,900
1836 Pt Tiffin, H.V.H. $161,500
4()00 To~ide Ln., H. V.H. $2.31,500
1342 Galaxy, Dover Shores $450,000
1 ~2 Santiago Drive
Dover Shores $299,000
419 Onda, Bl'Uifs $157,000
VtMJC TO wtSTCUe. SHOMMG
Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom, 2
bath with brick fireplace. Adult
community with pool & recrea-
tion room. $75,000 & you own the
land.
l'RfmGE IACK IA Y CONDO
W oodstream end unit, overlooking
opert area, stream, pool, clubbOu.se.
3 spacious bedrooms, 2~ baths.
Gracious living and prieed for im·
mediate sale. $82,900 fee. •
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ILUFM PL.AU
Beautiful greenbelt view from this
split-level, two bedroom condo in
the Blutfs. W allc to shopping area,
schools, church. $98,500. .
A PRFlCT FAMILY HO
This• bedroom Turtle Rock Plan t2
has all that's needed for comfClrta-
ble family living. Family :room,
large living room; separate dlning
room and lar1e yard. all near park
& pool. $122,SOO, land included.
UHRATAIU LOCAT10H
The community parks & pool,
grammar school, high school, shop-
ping & even the University of
California are all wa.lldng distance
from this top condition 4 bedroom
townhome in Irvine's prestigaous
Turtle Rock. Family room. hlRhJy
upgraded. two large patios. totally
pnvate $122,500.
TUa1U ROCK SPUT.UVa
Charmin' 4 bedroom ramil.y home located ' i.n one of Irvine's finest
commuruties. Beautifully decorated
and uparaded with many custom
touches. Separate family & dining
rooms. $121.000 includes the limd.
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a John D. l.11>k & Son Cu.
2Sl5 E. Coo•I H•y. Corona dd Mor
OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING
SUY11W -2718 sq.ft. 2 story, new home in Newport
Beach's charming new village. Ready to move into.
Offered at $259,000. Open Sun 1·5· 2004 Yacht
Vigilant, N.B. '
HAUoa VllW popular tri·level home with 4
bedrooms, professionally landscaped and highly up-
graded with nice view. $199,500. Sat 1-5; 2215 Port
Harwick, N.B.
HAllOI VllW WK -vacant 4 bedrm, family rm,
ocean view home, waiting for you to move into.
.. Large lot. 2 Baths, single story with 8 car garage.
Open Sat/Sun 1-5: 3007 Inlet Isle, CdM, offered at
$249,500.
SPYGLASS -large S bedrm bonus room home
featuring 3 !pies, one in the master bedrm. located
on a '4 acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also features
large pool and jacuzti and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered
at $284,500. Open Sat/SWl 1-5; #2 Mission Bay, CdM.
H~UOI VllW WSK -large tri-level home. very
suitable for entertamin~ family living. Enclosed
courtyard, decoratoc eel with paneled family
room, enormous poo and entertainment area.
$239,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5; 873 SandcasUe Dr .. CdM
C~ROHA DEL MAI -4 bedrm, 212 baths. family rm,
view home. newly carpeted and painted. Quiet
street. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. $229.~. 1251 Surfine Way
COltOMA DB. MAI DUPLEX -Lovely duplex each
unit having 2 bedrooms. 1 bath each. $139,ooo: Open
Sunday l·S; 705 Acacia.
OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE
HADOa VIEW -Enjoy privacy o! extra large yard
with fruit trees. excellent location near school 2
Bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco
model. Offered at $134,500.
TUITLEltOCK Hl6HLAHDS 3 Bedrm home family
room, formal dinmg room, popular plan I. With cor-
ne~ lot location. Home to have super upgrades.
Priced to sell.
MIWPOIT'S "MIST in Dover Shores. Enormous Ivan
Wells atnum home with very large rooms. The
perfect setting for fine living and grand entertain-
ing. Very ql.iiet, prestigious circle.
HAUOl VIEW -Just listed, sharp, 4 bedrm, 2t:
b4llb, large back yard. Approx 2300 sq. ft. 4 years
young. Offered at 177,500. ·
SPYGLASS VIEW HOME -Beautifully decorated
single st~ry, 4 bedrm. super courtyard and lo\'ely
landscapmg. $325.000. CdM.
.... , CA..-0 SHOOS -From the moment you enter the
courtyard gates of this Cameo Shores beauty. you
are aware of an immaculate 4 bedrm + pool home.
Totally upgraded thruout, marvelous home -
magnificent view. $375,000.
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$25,000.
, I Bedrm. 2 balh, Mobile
•llbcrle. 20'x57'. ln deluxe adult. nG pet park.
r>$10l /mo Space rental in·
c:lds ges • WDter. Great
COit.ii Mesa location. Call
ftll details. Ed Riddle
Realtors, Me.&811.
LlDO ISLE attractive 4 bdrm. 2 bath, slngle
:Hory, used brick Crplc Beamed ceilings.
hardwood Ooors Lge patio. 48 ft lot. $225,000
LUXURY waterfront condo. 2 Bdrm. 2''1 bath Pool. jacuzri. 24 hr Se(urlty. Brand new: comp
furn SZ!0,000
PENlNSULA 4 bdrm. 2 ba home. All amenities.
Lovely area, rew 1teps to beach $195,000.
BILL GRUNDY, HEALTOR
341 Boy,,d,. D11ve. N B. 6r, · 1>161
cae:
110111 BLllNS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MEWPORT CREST
~S.UXE 'JOWHHOUS!!
Much-In·Demand Plan 4 With 3
Spacious Bedrooms Den/ Family
Room 3 Baths. Tastefu lly
Upgr;ided. Near Pool, Sauna, J acuizl And Tennis Courts.
Overlooks Greenbelt, Will Be
Redecorated In Colors & Tones Of
Buyers Choiee $129.500 Shown By
Appointment.
.. • OOVElt DRIVI &31·1800
REALTORS
675-5511
OPIH HOUSH
'l5 WEST IAY -IALIOA P!HIMSULA
-t.yYiew on lay ••-· Ant ff• of. fered for Niie. Custom buUt c..-Cod. two
atory home on R·2 lot. l hdrOOftl plus
lftoids rootn. Hew carpethtcJ• .. qwtlt•
wahlt ..,.tJng cmtd dKorator waa,......
Orel SAT & SUHDA Y 1 ·S.
633 UDO PAIK DllVE -UMIT ' I
LIDO IASIH: Sopldttfcahd IMltcJ ••o.. TIM
lo('. Excltl.g ...,.... bedrooat or two la deft
c•ch Sium. Secwltyl Pri•ocy! Pier & sJlp err.... for krcJe botlt. eon......... to lido..._ b4mlks ir ...stw e111b. $214, 90Q.
OPIM SAT & SUNDAY 1-5.
4500 ROXIUIY DRIVE -
CAMEO SHORES "9 CorGtO det M_, ,......
sHcjom pri•ate c~ity witt. pri•ah
Moches. s,.tdiRcJ thrff Mdroom • f.-ay
rooa1 i.... with OCEAM VIEW; esptelally 1-,. ,_... wftt. secluded ,.tlo. $259,500.
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SWEIPIHG OCEAH VllW -l ledroom.
or 2 and a de11 hw. In ica• 1ctHh cOftdi.
tlon. &tro lcrcJ9 lot. beauttfuly ICllMhcaped,
pri•ah beodtK. PritM loc.atia. in C-.o
H~ $111.500. U.eaMftoldl.
IH IRVIHE - 2 hdroom c~UM.
landlcGtMd Clr'OWtd 0 nnMng 1tnmn. lt'1
new, it's fw&. Air cottditiCIM'd. u1u11JM1ity
association includfl: pool. Ii~ temi1
<Ovrfl, jacuui, 1au11a & •x.rclse roo"'.
Price r'l'dltctiott to $61 ,500.
OCEANSIDE -HEW DELUXE
COHOOMHIUMS -Mesina .cl ocecm
•iew. Mnaberthlp to prhafe CW. with pool. S~ ..+ry, boat a&ipt GYoil .. e. Great ....
COLE OF HEWPORT REALTORS
2515 L Comt Hwy .. CoroM dee Mw
675·55U
AMI
REALTY
llG CAHYOH
Rambling ranch style exec. home. 4
br, .family rm & conversation pit.
Antiqued wood. plantation shutters.
Shows like a mdl. .... $320,000. * • •
llG CANYOH TOWNHOME
Dramatic architecture! Dynamite
Master bdrm + 2 others~ Pool,
Jacuzzi & tennis courts Sl79.000
• * * SEAVIEW
Panoramic VIEW-3 br. super
kitch. w/bay windows & Microwave
oven -vaulted ceilings $239,500.
*** WOODIRIDGE
Warmington "C" plan w 3 br and
atrium. Vaulted ceilings & more m
a park like setting. Only $99,500.
.. * * WOODIRIDGE
2 Master suites. sunken living rm.
breakfast rm, sep. dining rm & just
steps from the lake, pool & jacuzzi.
Reduced to . . . . . $115,000.
759·1515 75'·0017
!:!'::~!'! •••••••••• !~~!!~~ .......... !~~!
Custom home nearing completion
Luxury abounds In this elegant French
Normandy estate home situated on a
pool·slzed lot. Four bedrooms. formol
dining room with garden view oreo.
Spacious master suite with expansive
deck. Gourmet country kitchen. Soar·
Ing cathedral ceilings, two wood·
burning fireplaces, Intercom. wet bar
and luxurious woll-to-woll plush car·
petlng ore but o few of the features In
this elegantly appointed home For
Information, cafl (714) 540.3383. @
Mon.-Frt Open House Sot & Sun
HOMES OPEN 1·5 TWt Aft1n1ooa
UMl9UE IH l!MERALD IA Y -Shingled
split level. 3 bdrms 2400 sq ft.
mtcrcstm~ and 1mmac See Jim Clark
at 718 Emerald Ba}-<Call 49'1·0380
first for f.!alc enlr} 1 Bring $295,000!
UMIQUE IH OLD CORONA DR. MAI -3
bdrm. 2 bath. light. Cl.IT)', cheerful
$138.500. See Mary Ann Anderson at
507 Marguente Ave.
UH19UE IH SEAVIEW -4 bdrm. vie~,
newly letndscaped and draped. A~
$235.000. best .. ·alue. See Barb
Hutchings at 1007 Yacht Mana •
UHl9UE IH THE IWffS -Rare R plan.
fantastic view. 3 bdrms. See at 209
Nata; bring $179,500.
UMIQUI IH HAltlOI VIEW HIU.S
Burlingame with country feel, 4
bdrms. bonus rm, 3 baths. formal
dining rm. pastoral & ocean views.
See Donnu Schroeder at 1112
Sandcastle. $269,000 -fee land.
UM19UE IH THE ILUFfS 2 bdrm +
den. or 3 bdrm. will sell soon at
$1·19,500. Set• Bonnie Barrington at
2007 Perla
UHIQUI! OH IALIOA ISLAND -6
hdrms. 5 baths pier and noat. best
l<x:allon. $58.5.000 Sec Carol Drake at
1406 So. Bavfront.
UHIQOE IH RAHCHO SAM JOAq\JIH -
:! bdrm. dl·n. end unit with park view.
smashmg' sec Rita Boland at 16
l\lont<mas Sud. bring Sll8,750
UHl9UE IH USTILUFF -2260 sq.ft. 4
bdrm. smglc story, pool. unique See
Vcrg1lenc Hull at 2334 Atalia.
UNIQUE IH COlOMA D!L MAR -
Shingled 2 bdrm. 1 bath cottage plus
detached l bdrm inc unit, $156,000.
See Marilyn Hodges at 513 Jasmine.
UMl9'JE IM NIWPOIT TH.UCI -3
bdrm, end unit, view. nice 'n clean.
$89.500. See Natalie Fogarty at 12
Seabird Court.
UM19'JE IH IASnLUFf ;_ 4 bdrm 2
story with faJl'.lilY den. new car~tS.
See Sharon Smith at 2830 Carob. Bring
just $152.000.
U .. QUl IM CHINA COV& -5 bdrms.
arttsl ·s retreat. on the water next to a ~each $395.000 sand dollars. See
1<:1aml' Ot'll al 2G27 Covr Street.
U~l()UI: t1()Ml:S
REALTORS
H• ( fVl"I r r OPL(j S( l.UNr. THl NlA TC", ••OMES
CORONA DEL MAR 675 6000
MESA VEROE , 5465990 • CALL US
GeMral I 001 jGeMNI I 002 .............................................. ..
* *THIS WEEKS SPECIALS*•
IN COSTA MESA
• • l Lovely 2 Bdrm Condo on quiet
street. (<;w;tside C.M.
• • 8 UNITS Jn great shape and
priced to sell $300,000.
• •21 JBdrm Condos now under
construc·llon with many amenities &
fantastic location. $79,$0 & $8.5,000.
Newport Pier 1<,ea/ty
673-2051
GftlffGI I 002 GtMf"OI I 002 . ............................................ .
OPEN HOUSE
TODAY 1·5
* Woodland setting high in Eastbluff.
Completely customized 3 bdrm,
den, family room, warm woods &s
brick, with a spectacular pool. Set
umong towering p"1es.
tll IEl.US
$17'.000
* J f the vrnw doesn't take your brea
away, the interior of this splendidly
appointed home will 1 2 Master
suite:;, 4 baths & much more
545 DUHMEGAM rL noo,ooo
* Prime Eastbluff locat10n. Close to
everything! 4 Bdrm, with huge
dining or family room, breakfast
room, covered patio deck & large
yard
2901 CATALPA
$112.100
•
it7 MIUlOIO 01. C4"90 SKOUI. Ocean & ~an.yon view, 3 bdrm home
}t'.ith vaulted celllbg. Key to private ~ach. $260,000
3't YISTA MADllA.. -.Uffl. You'll own
t.tle land here as well as a great 4
bdrm. 3 full bath home with Jots of
:st(ll"age ap~e. Don't fail to viait this one at $162.500.
~
IMDUITllAL PAii. Twin induatrial
condominiums at Orange County
Al~ and San Diego Fwy. $225,000.
fOI LIA.II. SPY•LASS HIU. Open
H Sat/Sun 1·5, 41 Montecito Dr.
FOREST
• Bdrm + Joft 11m1 ~!horn , Extn1.1l ve
• ol wood P'll Uo1 and nlftood declt. pit» view ol U.... from every room
eabaoce tbla lov~ly hom~. All yo~u lor
Sl»,ll60.
IASTSIDE
LOCA TIOH FIXltl
R-2 lot · 3 bdrms, fam.
rm. fixer on the Eastside. New listmi. call immediately.
5'6-2313
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
SPYGLASS
Spacious 6 bdrm. 2 itory Cape Cod.
Beautiful parquet floors add richness
to living area. Brand new carpeting
thruout! Professional decorator just
completed $15,000 in actual
improvements. Enjoy the cozy charm
of 2 fireplaces. Family room oak
beams and beautiful oak cabinets
overlooks the whole valley and airport.
Gracious living rm area allows easy
furniture arrangements. You can
probably entertain the family and
guests in the elegant dining rm. How
about a kitchen where the whole farqib'
can sit down and eat together whlfe
overlooking the professionally planned
pool areas.
You can relax and enjoy your
favorite games in the enormous game
room, extensively paneled with real
oak and spacious oak cabinets to house
the largest of record eollections or all
the music equipment you desire.
Custom wood shutters & "Old Time•:
fan lights enhance this super room. Al
night, admire the incredible view from
your spacious master bdrm.
Concerned about shopping? schools?
within 1 mile you have Newport
Center, 2 public and 2 private s<;hools.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!
We have a new home being
completed out of the area. Bank bas
appraised at $330,000 befoce we added
$15,000 in decorations. We want to sell!
Take off the commission and the
decorations -Make us an offer.
644-6709
34 t.Culoalay CCll'Clftcldel Mw
•••••••••••••••••
:{4.st~~ 644-1133 'g ~cah) ANYTl?dE
BLUFFS BEST BUYS
NIYACY
SparkUne "E" Plan on quiet cul-de-
sac. XJnt cood. Great patio. 3 Bdrm
& family. 204 Nata Open Sunday
$149,500.
OM THI PAik
3 Bdrm, split level. A terrific
bargain, 536 Vista Grande, $132.000
OpenSwlday
CAMYOH YllW
Family home, large 3 bdrm & den .
675 Vista Bonita. Open Sunday
$162.000.
OTHER EXCLUSIVE
SIMGU L1YB. & WA. TDFIOMT HO ... S
SHOWH IY A'" OHL Y
L14S1S ALSO AV AILAIU
2. 3 & 4 BR .. SS25 to SM>O
Fully tum. 3 Br. single level $SSO
HflESRINGLY NEW
Exceptional -decorator J)erf e~t. 4
br 2i,.\ ba home ln prestigious
neighborhood & preferred location.
Formal dinin&. custom wall cover·
in gs with matching f abrlcs.
coordinated shutters & blinds wlth
many custom reatures much too
lengttiy to lisl. Come & see for
yourself this Sat. & Sun. Open 1·5.
1915 Windward Ln .• Npt. Bch.
lfJ.' llTS-IEDUCED $17-5 .
Spaciou1 3 Bdrm & den home.
elegantly decorated. Frenc~ doors
& Wibdows thruout, along with new
appliances. shutters. paint &
carpet. Opportunity for oce~n & bay
vlews al this super location. 821
Clirf Dr., Nwpt Hgts. $175,000. Open
House Sat• Sun 1·5.
BROOKVIEW CONDOMUllUM
Visit & reel the comfort & warmth
of this elegant 3 bdrm, 2\h ba.
Townhome. Completely redecorat·
ed -amenities include -pool. ~en·
nis courts. indoor atrium. 2 patio~.
mirrored wardro)>e, heating units m
baths. $84,500. Open Sun. 1·5. 613
Lakeview Lane, Costa Mesa (off
Bristol & Paularino)
COM TRl.PLEX
Walking distance to shop~ &
beaches. Three 2 bdrm. units;
owner's unit having extra bath &
fireplace with shared pool
privileges. $179,500.
COM DUPLEX
Completely refurbished 2 bdrm
front with 2 bdrm & loft rear ~it
with patio between. Perfect location
& condition. Walking distance to
shops & beaches! $174,500.
WTSIDE C.M. DUPLD
Comer Site! 2·2 Bdrm units with
enclosed garages. 1 "'" Bloc~s from
17th St. amenities. Seller ~111 carry
2nd TD. Interior & exterior re·
furbished 6 months ago. $109,000.
HOME HARVEST
Reap from OClr bro d 11eJectloo ol Opeo . ' DOYU SHOOS Gracious executive
home f oc lg family. 5 Spaciou.a barma.
formal din rm., huge family room
opens to pool size yard. On quiet
prestigious street. Open Sunday 1·5
1112 SOMERSET, $387,500
WIST MEWP09tT/OC ..... OMT: Prime
location Duplex. Dramatic vlews of
sunset & Catalina from vaulted celling
livina room. In owners unit. 3+2.
OPEN SAT/SUN ·1·5, 6009/8009~
SEASHORE
MIWP'On HEIGHTS Sensational 180 de-
gree view of Newport Harbor &
Catalina. Remodeled & freshly dec-
orated. New dec k & jacuzzi, 8
Bedrooms, 3 baths. OPEN SUNDAY
1-5, 1.521 KINGS RD. .
MEWPOaT CUST Fantastic quiet end
unit. Lowest price 2 bdrm, 2 bath.
Greenbelt v1ews, near pool. 19
WILDGOOSE CT. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
CALL US ON ONE OF
THESE FALL SPECIALS
HAllOR YllW -llST IUY 3 Bdrm,
family room & dining room.
Beautifully decorated, Exquisite
wallpapers, & custom landscaping.
This ho\lse has it all. 1993 PT.
SEABOURNE WAY. Reduced to
$149.500
DOVER SHOUS Charming traditional 4
bdrm, & den home. The perfect
setting f oc your English & American
hntiques. French doors, beautifw
woodwork & brass hardware. 1514
HIGHLAND, $247 ,500.
OCf.AM VJIW DUPUX Less than 1 year
old in mint condition. 3+2 with lots d
decks & fireplaces. 202 FERN,
$1~.000
TWO COSTA MISA FOUIPUXIS New
construction, all 2 bdrm unlt1.
Handsomely landscaped 776 & 780 W.
WILSON, CaU to see.
DAVIDSON REALTY
')801 W (e>o11 H.,. y N B 645 · /575
"Jll6 N1·wpo11 Blvd , NB 673·9060
GeMrat 1002jG1•r• tOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
CO~MG view of Pacific Ocean
and m bt lights of Laguna from
Mystic Is aerie. 3 Bedrm. fam rm.
subrrilt ore terms. $175,000.
IMJOT quamtness of BaJ Isle with
luxury or nearly new, modern 4
bedrm, f am rm home. Open Sat/Sun
12-5; 209 Pearl.
IDCU11VI Home near Cheny Lake, 4
bedrm. ram rm, pool, privacy. Open
SaVSun 12-5; 2242 Heather La.
STUNNING TOWMHOUSI
IH THE MIWllt IWFf:SJ
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
Townhouse, Hiih Above And
Overlooking Sparkling Pool And
Ramada. a Separate Suites, 3
Baths, Huge Famlty Roam Eutly
Convertible To Another Suite.
Highly Upgraded, Karastan Wool
Carpetlne. Van Luft Wallpaper,
Mi1Tored Bath D001·1.1 Many Other /
Custom Features. $151,SOO
SI0,000 NICI ~J
4 Bdrm, 3'h baths. ti!eal nOOJ' plan or
· the in·laws or teenare chlldfen whq,
want privacy. Located ih HARBOR
VIEW. 1804 Newpctt HUis Dr. Ei.lf.
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
l·Z + 3 II $'2,500 Ideal~ investment· starter. JlOOm fer
secood unit.
TUITUaOCK DOLLHOUSI
Two bdrm, convertible den, fwmal
dinina room. Absolute "Move-in
cooditioo" $101,000 •
SO YOU WAMT A YllWI r
Come let us aliow you Ulla lovely
Spy9lass Home wllh • bdrms, 3 bathi,
family· room & formdl dlii1ng room.
It's a sit down View bOth inside ind on the patios. The prlce ls rtabt at
$269,500. Located 1607 C tJe ~ve,
Open Sat/Sun 2.o8
Tc Ho Dewar..,....
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.< 646-9898
_WOBLl> REAL F~"TATE ._.
2 llDIOOM ill Bellview Ln. Balboa Penin
~ $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#2Black0ak (SmokeTree)Irvine
552-3475 $72,900 Sat/Sun l·S
262 Magnolia (Eastside) CM
s.&S-9161 $711500 Sat/Sun l·S
276J6Summerf1eld Ln,SunHolo,SJC
493-1254 $63,900 Sat/Sunl2·4
*10<.:restUrcle, C.D.M., N.B.
631-um $124,900 Sunday 1.5
1211 Miramar, LagU{la Beach
646-3255 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
14606Golden Glen (Walnut Sq) Irv
833-1768 $66,500 Sat/Sun 1-6
*ll Rock.rose, Univ PJU"k, Irvine
551-6568 sa>,990 Sat4-6Sun 11-1
lf5680val Rd, Walnut Sq, Irvine
640-9900 Sunday 1-5
2154 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB
673-8550 $135,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2010Vista Caudel (Bluffs) NB
~ $137,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
TIS Malabar, Newport Beach
673-8550 $140,000 Sunday 1-S
412 Hazel, Old Corona del Mar
67S.1666 $ll8,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
19 Wildgoose, (Nwpt Crest) NB
645-7575 Sunday l·S
16 Montanas Sud, RncoSanJoa, Irv
675-fiOOO $ll8,750 Sunday 1-5
2 IR & FAM ltM tw DEH
••21 Balboa Coves, NB
673-3388 $235,000 Sat/SunJ0-5
•216670cean Vista, AlisoLag, L"B'
847-4437 $137,500 Sun 12·5
723Santana Dr., Corona del Mar
644-9513 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2061 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa Pen.
675-4917 $159,000 Sun.1-4 only
*2'ifn Perla, Newport Beach
640-8826 $154,500 Sun. l ·5 300E.CoastHwy#50,N.B.
642-8235 $511500 Sall .S Sun 11 ·3 * 1963 Pt Dunleigh, HV Hlns, NB
644-QOO Sat/Sun 1-5
1817 Pt. Taggart, Newport Bch
64&-TI71 $154,900 Sat Sun 1-5
37 Tangerine, Irvine
752-1700 $83,900 Sun 11-3
1951 Port Locksleigb, HarbVuHms
675-3411 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
209Nat.a, Bluffs. NB
67S-0000 $179.500 Sunday 1 ·5
#11 La Serena. Rancho SJ Irvine
Sll4,SOO. 673-8550 Sun 1•5
ll.fOIOOM
•230Lugonia, NwptShore.s,
646-~ • Sat/Sun1·5
~ 31086 Via El Ros.rio, San Juan Capo
496-ml $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#42 Snapdfagon (Deerfield) Irv
~9Q5() ... 950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2228 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB
$12.5,000 Sun. 1·5
193'11'Ne1~venLn . (Hn~HJs> HB
963-Z767 !$74,500 Sat/Sun l·S
406Plata. (Blu.l(s) Newport Beach
731~11 $165,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4346Wmtersweet Way, Univ Pk, Irv
l-436-49S2 $84.500 Sunday l ·5
476 Flower St., Eastside, CM
$;tMOI9 Sunday 11-4
940 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa
642-5062 Sunday 1-5
•14 Moonrise, Newport Beach
962-7788 $84,500 Sat/Sun 12-6
429 "M" Street, Balboa Penin pt,
675-4630 $162,000 Sun. 1-5
22:i6CoJgate, Costa Mesa
896-7855 $79,900 Sunday 1-5
20'1 Milf'ord t>r. (Cameo Shores) NB
673-4400 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
11 Sundance, Nwpt Bch
646-7171 $87,000 Sunday 1·5
2612Vlstadel Oro <Bluffs> NB
642-8235 $112.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
451SHampden Dr ,CamShrs. CdM
642-8235 Sat/Slln 1-5
509 Comation, CdM
644-6200' $1.59.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•401 Vt$&.a Roma (Bluffs) NB
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5
2467SantaAnaAve .. E lsideCM
646;77U Sat/Sun 1·5
•12Seabird ct. Npt Terr, NB
675-6000 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-~
507 'Marguerite, old Corona, NB
675-6QOO $138,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
617 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
67J.&'i50 $159,500 Sunday 1-5
10ViStil del Oro (Bluffs) NB .
7~U $123,500 Sun9f y 1·5
500 Vista Grande <Bluffs') NB
759-()811 Sunday 1-5
29305 Appl"wood Crt., SJC
811·1811 $85,500 Sun.day .5
2792 Circle Dr. (Bayshores >NB
640-0020 $159,500 Sunday 1-5
17521 Teachers, Irvine
754-'1202 $85,900 Sun.1·5
J.521 Kings Rd. Nwpt. Bch
645-7575 Sunday 1·5
•2907 Perla. Bluffs, NB "
675-a)()() • $149,500 Sunday 1·5
2812 Drake. Costa 1 a .
540-1720 $8',500 S\inday 1-5
15005erenadeTerT <IrvTer) NB
16'2~ $152,500 Sun 2-6
3098 em.heath, C. M
G-1720 $72,950 Sun l·S
3100 Femheath, C. M.
540-1720 ti71..~ Sunday 1·5
547 l'Usttri, Newport Beach
540t173l $95,000 Sunday 1·5
• 1 Ttidmt, H.B.
~1720 $83,500 SU.oday 1·5
29 Gunyon Island, Bl Cyn, NB
759-0087 Sun 1·6
'#6 Win<SwOOd, :Woodbridge, Irv
75~ $99.500 Sun 1·6
601 Narcussus, Corona dcl Mar
618·1811 Sunday 1-5
21622HonakiaLn, H.B.
932·3712 $74.~ Dally 12-6
33 Birdsong, Woodbridge, Irv
7SiM315 $106,650 SUndey 1·5
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DIRECJ.ORY
2708 Cliff Drive. N B
752-7315 $225,000 Sunday 1-5
4612 Abbottswood. WiUows. Irv
752·7315 $73,000 Sun 1-5
22802ViaSanta Rosa M.V.
581-6769 $75,000 Sun 1·5
18 Cedarglen <Woodbridge> Irv
752-1414 $72,500 Sun 1·5
3382 Marigold, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $95,000 Sun.1-5
2706 Vistadel Oro <Bluffs) NB
642-8235 $124,500 Sun. 1-5
2335;> Carmenito Andreta, Lag Hls
642-5200 $84,000 Sunday 1·5
1140 Mission Dr .. Costa Mesa
, 545-6475 $75, 900 Sun. l ·5
9891 Lapworth Cll'cle. H.B.
968-5430 $89.500 Sun. 11-5
301 Otero. Bluffs. NB
S154,500 673-8550 Sun 1-5
l IR Ii FAM RM t11 DIH
4901 Llndstrom, Irvine
551-3097 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-s
8452 Norfolk, Huntington Beach
536-1514 $90,000 Sat/Sun 9.5
2820 Zell Dr., Laguna Beach
499-4882 $159,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
17562Coltonwood (Deane) Irv.
559-1960 $1~1900 Sat/Sun 1-S 2957 Quedada, Newport Beach
640-6385 $187,500 Sat/Sunl·S
884 Presidio. Mesa del Mar. CM
S40-ll51 $78,500 Sat/Sun l·S
2033 Port Weybridge, HVH, Npt. Bch
640-4666 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-S
700 E.15St. CliffHaven. NB
642-5000 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
5922Nordina, Huntington Beach
962-7788 $79,900 Sunday 1-5
2401 Venier, Costa Mesa
962-7788 $81,900 Sunday 1-5
9840Tulipan, Fountain Valley
962-7788 $92,900 Sunday 1·5
34041 Calle De La Primavera, DP
49.5-1870 Open Daily
2509 Harbor View Dr. < HVHJs ) CdM
Sat/Sun 1·5 PM
3582 Ferm (Culverdale) Irv
552-7500 $90,000 Sunday 1·5
24 Willowbrook (Woodbndge> Irv.
552-7500 $128,500 Sunday 1-5
"323WtntersuJte <Univ Park> Irv.
552-7500 $1~,9()(). Sunday 1·5
19011 Glenmont. <Turtlerock> Irv.
552-7500 Saturday/Sunday l-5
200 Del Mar, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $75,900 Sunday 1-5
2011 Summer Wind. So. Coast Shores
751-3191 $100,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1201 Pembroke Ln. Newport Beach
646-9836 $149 000 Sat/Sun 1~6
•U49 Windward Ln .. NB
54fhi5e7 7$2-2887 Sunday 1·5
lOOOCUffDr., Nwpt Hgts, NB
~ . Sat/Sim.1·5
•25382 Gris om, Laguna Niguel
' 64().1812 $99 500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•-4500 Rmcbury Dr. CamShrs.CdM
675-5511 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2245Aralia, Eastbluff, Npt Bch
~1812 $134,900 Sat/Siln 1-5
4472 Park Glen. Irvine
~7000 $79.900 Sun 1·5
•3162 Madi era. Mesa Verde, C.M.
644-1156 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1983 Continental. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $67 .ooo Sunday 1-5
•28 Aspen Tree Ln ClJnJv Park) Irv
752-1414 Sat/Sun 1·5
•l979Ptl'nnity C1r.HVHms. NB
642-8235 • Sat/ Sun 12·5
18181 Beneta Way, Tustin
642-823.5 $87 ,500 Sat 'Sun 1-5
27 Tahoe <:University Park) Irv
7S2·14H Sat/Sun 1-5
3128 Bermuda, Costa Mesa ~7414 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
24442 Caswell Ct .• .J,.ag. Nig
752-1700 $87,900 Sunday 11·5
621 Cl!tr Dr., Nwpt. Hgts, NB
675-2311 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
18265 Yellow Wood, Irvine
752-1700 $119,000 SWlday 12-S
1803 Iowa St, Mesa Verde, C.M.
751·3191 $61,000 Sat/Sun l·S
1877NewJersey, Mesa Verde, CM
751-3191 $77,500 Sunday 1·5
521 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle) N.B.
644-4910 $259,950 Sun 1·5:30
2284 Fordham, C06ta Mesa
646-77ll Sat/Sun 1-5
•2001South U>wen, Santa Ana
847-8553 $58 750 Sat/Sunl·S •591 KnoweU Pi., Costa Mesa
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
1072Tulare, Mesa Woods, CM
751.3191 Sunday 1·5
504 Utica, Huntington Bch
675-6741 Sun.1-6
•llOOSandpiper, Coronadel Mar
673-8550 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3000 "D" S. Sycamore, Santa Ana
979-6409 Sat/Sun 1-5
107 Via San Remo, Lmda Isle, NB
645-0303 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 2989 Jacaranda, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $84,250 Suncf'a)' 2-5
505 S. Huron, Santa Ana
546-2313 $69,900 Sat/Sun l·S
206 La Jolla, Newport Beach
546-2313 $199,500 Sat/Sun l·S
3256 Minnesota, Costa Mesa
75'·120'l $83,500 Sun. 1-S
3222 Griset, Santa Ana .
754·1202 $82 400 Sun. l·S
•9235onora, Mt>Sa del Mar. CM •
642·5'200 $87,500 Sunday 1·5
536 San Bernardino, Npt Hts, NB
• 96.1-8377. $105,000 Sunday 1·5
27 Satinwood (Univ Pk> Irv.
640-8248 $87 ,500 Sun.1·5
111 ViaJucar, Newport Beach
675-1331 . Sunday 1·5
19091 Kipahulu, H.B.
962-4471 $69,500 Sunday l.S
•20101 McKinley Ln, H .B.
968-4602 $112,500 Sun 1·5
4302Senisa Way, Univ Pk, Irv
544·9411 Sunday 1·5
•9.19Serra Way CMesadel Mar) CM
545-4771 Sun 12-~
1500 Antigua. Dover Shores, NB
642·5200 $272,500 SundflY 1-5
3286California St, Mesa Verde, CM
549-1527 $79,900 Sun 1-5
2517 Westminster Ave .• E/side, CM
640-7711 Sunday l ·S
1206 ~ex Ln (Westcliff) NB
642-38.50 $154,500 Sun2-6
•231Lugonia (NptShrs>NB
642-3850 $95,000 Sun 1·5
718Emerald Bay, Emer. Bay, Lag
675-$)()() $295,000 Sunday 1·5
1739NewHampshirc,M.Verde,CM
545.9'91 $85,500 Sunday l·S
1589Corsica, Mesa Verde, CM
545-9491 $79,900 Sunday 1·5
20000Swansea Ln, H.B.
645-0303 $82,900 Sunday 1-5
2284Colgate, College Pk, CM
645 7221 Sunday 1-5
1806 Port Westbourne. HV, NB
Ge-7221 Sunday l ·S
3097 Roanoke, Mesa ., CM
545-9491 $78,500 <.:.. Sunday 1·5
29'l Nata <Bluffs) N.J;S.
644-1133 $149,500 · Sunday 1-5
4 IEDROOM
6541 Lenox Dr., Huntington Beach
848-1979 $69,900 Sat/Sun an day
14971 AtheJ, College Park, Irv
552-5546 $88,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •3f17 E. Bayfronl, Bil Island, NB
642·5200 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2370'l Largarto,•Mission Viejo
837-8260 $175,000 Sat/Stm12·5
935 West Bay, Bal Penn, Balboa ·
675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-s
•728Cam.H'lndsDr.CamHlds.CdM
644-6200 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
359 VlSta Madera <Blurfs) NB
673-4400 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2878Anza Lane, Costa Mesa
540-3666 Sunday 1·5
319 Walnut, Newport Beach
~ $129,500 Sunday l..S
1915 Wmdward Lane; Newport Bd1
675-2311 Sat/Sun 1-5
6S32Jardines Dr, Huntington Beach
540-3666 Sl 12,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
9302 Comsto<!k, Huntington Bch
67s.67-41 Sat/Sun 1-6
1804Newport Hills Dr. East CHVH> 7~1 Sat/Sun l·S
1940 Highland, <Dover Shor >NB
~13 $131,900 Sunday 1·5 15~~Yline Dr., Lag Bch
4~·2146 S165.ooo Sun. ~s
2406i,Vta Manna, N.B
675-5726 $174,500 Sunday 1·5
•1915Chubasco Clrv Ter) NB
847-443.7 $215.000 Sun 1·5
•333 Bordeaux. Costa Mesa
644-6200 Sun. 1·5
•336Colton CNptShrs> NB
642-3850 $107 ,000 Sun 1·5
4 llt & FAM RM • DIM
•2242Heather La. Nwpt Beach
640-53.57 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
209 Pearl Ave. Balboa Island
640-5357 • Sat/Sun 12·5
•546Sturgeon, Costa Mesa
548-1168 $85,000 Sun 12..f
22041 Malibu, Huntington Beach
963-8377 $89,000 Sat/Swi 1·5
21042Shaw, Huntin~n Beach
963-8377 $12.3,500 SatlS\.01 l~
711 Averuda Columbo, San Clemente
49'l·l420 $118,500 Sat/Sun l·S
27 Bethany Dr. <Trtltk) lrv
~ 1019 Sat/Sun 10-S
1601 Dorotl\Y Ln <Weslcllff) NB
531!6541 $137.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
7 Creekside <Turtlerock Glen) Irv
833-7559 $177,400 Sunday 12~
. 18931Antioch Dr, Tu ferklrvine
752~ $125,900 SatfSun 1~5
338S1 Blue Lantern, Dana Point .
496-9723 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
25242 Via Piedra Blanca, Laf. Ngl
831-9447 Sat/Sun 11·4
1957 Port Weybrtdg Pl, NB
-~3694 $127,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
24740ranae Ave, Costa Mesa
642·5062 $175,000 Sun. 1-5
34051 Calle De La Ptlmavera/DP
4~1870 •OPenDaJly
6751 Bridgewater CS&S) HB
~52m $132,500 Sat/Sun 12·6
22161LuauLn, Huntington Beach
67s-6670 $96,ooo Sat1Sun 1·5
33941 Calle Acordar:se, Capo Bcb
497·1744 ()pin Sun l·S
•lW?GlensdLn <B'CNJt)NB
6'2--4688 $215,000 SAtlSun 1·5
30SOC8prt, Mesa Verde, C.M.
$40-USl $199,500 Sall un l·S
121e Don(!aat'Pl. <Halecreat) CM
546-4141 $84,500 SunCi~y.1-S 2036 Phalarope, M a Verde, CM
675-Mll $129,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
*5322SierraRoja, Irvlilo
64():.7000 $131,500 SunClay 1·5 •
17'2PortSheffield, H.V. Hms, NB
644·1U6 S1li9 900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1834 Trodewind.S CB ye ) NB •
&C2..a23S 1229,000 S VSun 1·5
•
. · TUn\llOC«
Beautiful f auilly home near park
and pool • private setting. 4 bdrma,
fam. rm., Cormal dining • atrium
with lots or wood decking and
gr~ery • new on the market -$13?,900, tee.
CdH UDVCID SI0.000
Located ln Harbor View North. This
3 bdrm, fam. rm. home has
eve~g. Formal dining room
with an ocean view, massive rock
• fireplace • extensively remodeled
ldtctien, secluded master suite
private pool area with viewing
deck, now $235,000.
CALL 473-1550
Jll MllHUalTI. COIOMA Dll. MU
1002 ..............•.•.....•....... , ............••.
OCIAM Ir HILL VIEW
from master suite of this 3 BR Las
Bris~ home. '79,500. Located m S.. .... c....-. 0,. s.t & s. 1·5
f 1016 Via B ll...-fe ·-A' RAU FtMD ~
Five unit apartment house in S.
.._ ~lfr•o. Each Unit 2 BR, 1
BA. ,000. .
PUSTIGIOUS SEA TEUACE
i.agm11 ......_ 3 BR home, private
beach access, tennis courts,
guarded community. $147,500.
. INVEST
in this 2 BR Presidential Heights,
San a...,., condo. $67 ,500.
OUTSTANDING IUY
in Village S. ....._ 4 BR, 1,530 sq. ft.
home. $'75,500.
\ ANCHORAGE
INVESTMENTS
GREAT COM DUPLEX -In the
heart cl the Village these Outstanding
3 BR + 1 BR units are only $169,SOO.
THE COLONY -Big & beautiful Plan
300 w/4 BR. family room, dining
room, & Cl A 1 Yr. warranty.
TURTLE ROCK -Super. 4 BR, fami·
ly room w/exceptionally lri. lot.
Owner needs fast sale. 1 Yr. war·
ranty.
WOODBRIDGE -New townhome ..
W/lrg. rear yard. sunken living room
& formal dining plus 2 master BR
suites .
WALNUT SQUARE -Only $58,000
will provide you w /the exceptional
lifestyle only Jrvine can provide in
this 2 BR. A/C beauty.
LANDMARK HuNTINGTON BEACH
-4 BR, ~ BA, corner location. close
to beach, schools & shopping.
Exceptiooal yalue $82,000 ..
ALSO
-Call us regarding 3 outstanding list·
ings under $60,000.
640-9900
\i.,\ I J .1 l1:)l I~ 11: .. \ I ] ,, .
1470 JAMBOREE no. NL WPOfil £.!f.:ACll
0,.. To Srle Y• 7 hp Aw.-u.tll
7:30 PM.
cae:
110111 ILllNS . CD .
OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE
COIOMA DEL MAI
0 & Pl.AM .. TOWNHOUSE
Located Jn The Popular Newer
Canyon Crest Estates Area Just
Mjnutes From Fashion Island &
Your Favorite Shops! 2 Lovely
Bedrooms 21h Baths 2 Fireplaces 3
Patios. Built In All·Elect.ric Kitchen
Beauti(ulJy Carpeted & Draped.
Enjoy The Pool J acuni & Tennis
Courts $124, 000
OPEN SUM 1·5
#IO CREST CIRCLE
111 DOVER DRIVE 631 -1800
DIRECTORY
HO & INCOME
2 II & I II
tl6/216YJ Broadway, eosta Mesa
646-7171 $89,500 Sunday 1·5
J
2 Itta IENTAL
3010 W~t Balboa Blvd., NB
494-~57 $110,000 Sunday l·S
3 II & 2 II'-"
200 Diamond. Balboa Isl.
675-3331 $251,0QO Sunl·S
l II It I U
718Goklenrod, Coronadel Mar
640-7030 $1S9,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
. t llOIOOM· ~angebJossom, Irvine
54().1720 $56.~ Sunday1.5
2 llDIOOM
2305 VlSta Huerta (Bluffs) NB
646-7171 $97,800 Sat/Sun 1·5
23361 Caminlto Tel mo, Leg Hls
1s1-n91 S69 500 Sunday 1.s·
27636 Summerlield Lo, Sun Hlw, SJC
493-1254 $63,900 Sat/StU\ 12·4 * * •310 Fernando. #408, Bal
213-8S:\-0361 $175,000 Sat/Sun 10.S
32 Canyon Island Dr. (Bl1CYtt> NB
644-4910 $145,000 Sat/Sun t-5:30
•601 Udo Park Dr. Unit 3F, NB
67S.6SIOO $2.60,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
#17 Cedarglen, Irvine
549-4764 Sun. 1·5.
2 II & FAM IM _. DIM
2444 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, NB
631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 973 Bayside Cove W, NB
640-1812 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l llDIOOM
315051E. Nine Dr., LagN1l
496-2899 $~.ooo Sat/Sun 12·5
613 Lakevi~ Lane, C.M.
675-2311 $84,SOO Sunday 1·5
21 Ima Loa Court, Npt Crest, NB
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
#12SwiftCourt, Npt. Cr t, NB
646-'nll Sat/Sunl·S
621 Shasta Lane, Costa a
646-7'111 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •633 Lido Park Dr, Unit El, NB
6'75-SSll Sat/Sun 1 5
•29Canyon lstand, .1:ua t)'n, NB
759-0081 ' Sun 1·6
106 Lexin~n. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $65,000 Sunday 1-6
146050vnl lld. <Walnut Sq.) 11-v.
551·0434 $66,200 Sunl·S
3 II & l'AM IM .. DIM
#34 Rainbow Falls, Irvine
54947&i Sun.1·5
SALES
ASSOCIATE
JANET TANNER
<>Pa. HOUSE SUH 1-$
5308 Seashore Dr, Nwpt Bch $183,900
DUPLEX2&4BEDROOMS
9561 Bird Ave., Westminster $69,900
3 BED~OOM, lo/• BATH
1420 Hall, Santa Ana $69,900
it BEDROOM, l % BATH
INDOOll SUMSHN $'9,900
Good news I Light up your life with the
indoor sunshine of this beautiful 3
bedroom, 1 % bath eomered lot home.
Many amenities. Bring your wife &
smell the freshly baked bread in this
sunny .kitchen.
IY THI SIA U7,t00
Walking distance to beach,
community pool, 3 bedroom, 1 ~ bath.
condo. Lender will finance to
investors.
SUM AT THI ll!ACH $17,100
Enjoy sunning or surftng, ju.st Mt mile
from the beach in this lovely 2
bedroom, 1 bath mobile home. Hurry.
won'tl~t.
o ......
11051 M•• al• St.
Fa ... Y.a.,
f6WJll
1002'9 ... ,.. 1002 ..............................................
. * /Ja/f,oa .!hfanJ *
OPEN HOUSE SUHDA.Y 1-5
Lge 2 story home. 3 bdrm, 2 baths,
fireplace + 2 bdrm apt. Spacious
patio, 2 car garage. Asking price
$257,000
DUPLEX -$175,000
Full s!ze~. corner lot 2 Bdrm upper
unit with 2 s undecks, lower unit 2
bdrm with 2 patios. Shown by appt.
WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
299 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331
C llOROOM
1722 Mitchell #106, Tustin
731·51Z7 $64,$0 Sat/Sun 12·5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
I Ill & FAM RM Oii' DIH
300 E. Cst Hwy (Bayside Village)
673-Sro<> $64,000 Sun 1·5
2 IR & FAM RM Oii' DIN
21851 Newland #186, HB
646-4380 $32,500 Sat/Sun 10-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE .......
2220 Waterfront, Corona del Mar
673-3181 $165,000 Sat/Sun 9-5
2 llDIOOM
618 Goldenrod, CdM
Open House Sat & Sun 1-4
Z II & I 11
632 Plumer, Costa Mesa
551-4579 $9',SOO Sat/Sun 1-6
513 Jasmine, old CdM, CdM
615-6000 $156,000 Sunday 1·5
2 ••.• 2 ••
414/4141h Acacia, Corona del Mar
673-849' $210,000 Sat/Sun l.S
202 34th St, Balboa Peninsula
979-8533 Sat/Sun 1-5
511 Acacia, Corona del Mar
759-0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 47~ Morning Canyon Rd. CdM
646-3~ $162,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
705 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675-3411 $139,000 .Jiunday 1·5
3 D & 2 11
380B East 20th St. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6009/~91~ Seashore, Nwpt Bcb
645-7575 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 +DIM+ GUUTHOUll
325 E. 23rd St., E/ side CM
646-7711 Sunday 1-5-
4 ll & 2 ll
708Avocado. Coronadel Mat
575-7060 $185,000 Sunda,yl·5
TRIPLEX FOR SALE
2 + I + IACH
1807 W. Balboa Blvd. N.B.
673-6210 $US,OOO Sat/Sun 12..(. * ,... ** w ... ... ••• w .......... ...
TOUI A. VI ARD
WlHMH
Tl you have been waiting fcr a custom Monaco in
Harbor View this is the
beau\)' you have been
~IM· ''The winAer of the Harbor View
Home1 Tour Award" . Eooucb aald Call I.I.I DOW
IOI' details · don't let lh1I ru. beauty slip away.
8*-7171 Ol'fN ru 9. II s JUN ro 8E NI((' i•HNll
HEWAMD
SPARIUHCi
Brand new attractive
tod Wilt Townhome. 3
bdrms, 21,A.i baths,
beamed cell.lnss in Uv rm. Air cond. Two
recreational ceotera · w/poola & tennl1.
JnchJdes kitchen bltns,
refri&·fr~ier, clothes
•uber "·dryer, aaraat \toor opener. Private paUoe. XI.at locaUon near
So. Cout Plaza. 646-77ll
UDOVILLAGI D&ftD
IBll + Ullt. UG,000.
HARDESTY
REALTORS
f75.a81«17Mm
••Private Beach
••Master Suite w /fireplaco 1
••Game Room w /fireplace & wet b
••Li.v Rm w/flrepl"ace ~wet bar :s
. '• Owner will con.sider 2nd TD. lease/CJP.1
tion, or PoSSible trade. $388.,000.
THE REAL ESTATERS
712"1700
LOOUUDA
MODS.HOM! Os-He.-satl&lftl-1 · •Plata,
VACANT LOT IRVI TERL
CDM Spee ous, c:mtom built l\are Spytlau Hill lot homo noar park. ~
w/mapiflcent ocean & Bod.nm, t baths, formal
Fashloa bland views. dl.nln« rm, f•nuly room,
Perlect for your cu.tom fplc:, blln klt~hen. Enter· borrut. lain aruund the spark lint lll.C. TAYLOR CO. pool. Perteet for the
IM OLD COIOHA
flMJIO larae famlly. A:.k1ng
'--.......---------· 1229.500. &&4-7270
Best location! Super new view urul, 2
Br, 2 bath, 4 car gar. + hobby area.
Unusual home has 2 Br, 2 be1.b.Jteated
pat.lo. $210.000. Ontu~
•
OLD CDM DU,UX
So. ot hwy, loaded
w/cbarm, trees, mlo1 oceantbay view. Owner.
flSS.000. 8'73-3181
OPEN SAT/SUN 9-5
2220 Waterfront
414/4141/J ACACIA
Of'DI SAT/SUN 1·5
01 llVINI TEllliCI II
$$4 Bedroom, family room with bar, 3
bath, 2 large patios, swimmers pool,
air conditioned. $235,000
<-21 ' ~ ---,L
MES.ADEL MAR
Owner leav1n~ arcu & must sell this pnde ot
owner.sih1p 3 bdrm, fum1
ly room home .
Profe s sionally
lan<lscaped. In move-10
condlt1on $83,000.
Great family home.
Privacy galore. ma:.ler
suite separate. 4 Bdrms,
w/covered patio $85.900
NEWPORT HACH
WANTED CostoMet• t024 CostaMe1e1 1024 RLU.TY 675-1742
SPICTACULAR 2 Or 3 BR home ln CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•••••••••••••••••••••• --
9'di Any pnce. All terms: VETS NO DOWN ~~~~?~ ci~SRE
n An exre=ro!'r:!tom ~~Prine. Only. Call NO CLOSJNG IUY OF THE MONTH 21, &, ~ s«,ry eh~me. ln
I built bom• With vaulted ---------1 COSTS HeN \Sa home that rits ' eal I at ' n .. ~t budgel.5. A sharp gr oc. 10. ' nt.!ar
2768 J1,renzo
l ,\wllfd win1111111 i.wimnit-rl were ra11ed. here!
And now this lar11e & lovely S BR homo 11 ready
for another htm1ly. ,
Lur.it.' trt·t'S hnc tht• lillk & c1uiet i.treet. There is
parking tor 2 lgc tt V.'!1 plu:i3 can. Sha& crpt'1,
2 frpf',,, ,huttcri;, pan~hni:. parquet floors,
111x 11' pool, Comma cook top, wtr sollener, new
111!.ulat1on an• a ft.'w ol the amen!Ues. $110,000.
Come lit.'C & t:omparti!
PS THOPHl£S t:.'XCLUDED
SOUTH COAST lNVESTMENTS
645-1103 Of' 64U710
CostaMHa I 024 0... Point 102' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
STARGAZER
ClM.-ck this. your own ob·
servatory complete
Widomc rn your own
b<lcky11rd. PLUS cul de·
sac lot w RV access 4
BR, 2 BA home, located
an No1th C.M. no down to
veu Seller anxious, & wants an ocrcr.
540.3666
OPEHDAILY
34041 -Sl Calle de la
Primavera. Wbltewater
view I 3 & 4 br, frml din·
lllg, Cauuly rm, wet bar.
Deluxe custom bwltl
From $116,500.
L.ACASAILTY
495-1870 eve: 831-0737
W believe ln truth 1n vcrtistng
FOR SALE! BY OW ER
Yes, we have combined our ads 10
save US & YOU money1
-sat.too.
Steal it! 4 br + + + intercom, encl
patio, sort water, auto sprnklrs. BOAT
access, cul·de-Jac, lg pie-shaped lot.
$89,000. Gd neigbbbd/achls. 86S-600 F.V.
~t.150. TOTAi.. c.sH
4/S br, 3 ba, 2 sty. 3 car gar VI/auto ·
dr,/auto sprnk.lrs., imrnac yd. W/RV
gate. $98,500. 10% dwo. pymt. includes
clos'g. costs. 963-5891 l{B.
•40' CYPUSS TlHs-l'UT"rG GIN
4 br, 3 ba 3 sty. Din rm, lmmac
yd/home. Pride of ownership ebows.
$92,000. 968-2773 F.V.
•DlrS HO~. CUa...Ol-SAC
Six bdr.ms, 4 ba, 2 mstr. suites. 22x.34
bonus rm, library, din rm, {am. "rm.
3750 sq ft. Clbhse w/pool. 962-'449F.V.
• Or Ctl lfZ-11'1
'"Malt• Us All Offw We C4111, • .._..
wood beam ceiling, CORONA Three homes to choose homeanaaootl sel-lionor brach & shopping. Agt Jbr,2,'ababomew/vault· beautiful solid oak " 991Hl461 ed ceilings Appro 2100 cabinet• thru·out, HIGHLANDS lrom: 3 BR, 3 BA, Costa Mei.a. 3 Large ---------. x. ··1 • I fireplaces m hvmf room rnECT•CU' •R w1euest quarter.. & pool tx!drooms. bit( family . UfSA VERDE sq. ft .• _Compl.l wb,dDeeor. Nt .. ._..dif91iwtt0ft S..Cll &040 Mlllf ... •IHClii I 040 and mHter bedroom, ~ " ""' Prime North Coi.ta room. modem up·dated "'ftl ---===;;;;...;;;~-~ crptg.,.pauos a . ll'ect ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
Jeaded 1las" windows VIEW Mesa. Reduced $10,000. lutchen. Freshly painted. A areat home with huge Hli T AS A rJH! ~~:;'J~~~~r. $120,000. ------------------
and a ceramic tile * * * loads of foil wallcover· ranuty room w/wet bar, I ~ jacuul in the maater 3 BR, 2 BA comer lot. in11s. This ownt;r has Swedtsb indoor bar·b-<i. 3 br, lush pnt10 area. PRINCIPALS JN . ~lb '4 acre lot. Fff Simple. Sharp dream home moved & 1s anxious Sec beaul.llul POOL, 3 BR i; $5,500Conv or VA!! DISAGREEMENT
I rLUS 4000 sq fl. 4br. 4ba, form North Colsla Mesa. $1500 this one before the and country kitchen Kcrttiy Tracy Rltr. liquidating partnership. din rm, custom kitchen, under VA appraisal. weekend 1s over, 1t won't Mesa Verde's nicest 548·1!12'7 752·288'1 2 Xlnt rental units. Mint a c~rntln1 2 bedroom Cull wet bar, area for last! loolti cond. $108,500. Price Rental with fireplace mald-chaufrer, pvt en-3 BR. sharp Eastsido PACIFtC COAST at Sl"J.~ree.e~lyba~~~ ,._ _______ -.j ftrm. No offers. Prine.
and a aeparate patio traJ>ce. Priced to sell ut Costa Mesa home. Large PROP£11TIES •• only ... .u .... .,.,. deek SH9,SOO. Appt only. lot, clO&e to Back Bay. -lO'lc. more after Jan. Isl. $15 000 DOWN ._........., • Calletf.'1211 Owner, 6'15-9390 631·0400 Anytime so call today and save! ' 3500 aq.tt. 4 Br 3 Ba, rec
--.. -0-... -"'M_OO_R--1 ~!~ now for best selec takes over puymenls on rm & den, sep Din Rm. /Jn NIG[L
OAILEY &
t.\SSllCIATES
-"""'' na•A.LITY! JACK HOWELL house+ approved plans! 1210,000. Opn S I S.
SEAYIEW 540.3666 T-'"" ,~111" for duplex Owner will 496-9723
Hampton mdJ Prime PRICE! 644-1156 carry fmancine & sub·---------OPBIHOUSE vtew,comcrlot.abdnn, LOCATION!--------ord1n11te Call Rick
famdy room. $265,000. Here's a bargain! Was 3 Bedroom How;c 8yel"5 SAT & SUM 1·6 PAUL MARTIN SlM.000, now $132,950. 940CongressSl 556-7777 220 JASMINE REAL FSl'ATE 644·7383t---------'--Owner will allow S2.950 Southwest area World Real Estate
TAX ror carpet of your choice
'12 .. ToOcHn lrvilleTerroce This newly painted 5 MES.ADEL.MAR
Completely remodeled Custom 2 BR plus Bdrm, J bath BEAUTY OPEHDAJLY
• on an oversized lot. A. spacious fam·rm de· with formnl dinm& rm & 2753 C 'bolo UHDER $I 00,000
• -
• sm•·h:-., 4 bdrm p)uc th d I h d 1 ..., "'• .... &ined tor eotertain.ing. c gran o e :; a e ln•es b 3 b lmmllculate and cM'llJDi -den plu.s formal d1nlna Just decorated. m1tint. lo; located at 2872 5 r, a. new crpt & 3 Bdrm Condo with a
. VILLA. PAClRC
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Cor. 3 BR, 21h ba condo. Lge mstr.
suite. Frpl, wet bar in I.R. 1 Ml to
beach. 3 Pools, tennis. Move-in
condition. $69,000. 962-7108 after 6 pm
or open Sat/Sun 1-5 9711 V~e Mar at
Brookhurst & Hamilton J
2111 S..J11•k 1t0911
MEW~rPOWT---CEMY'Elt. N.I. 644-4tl0
with open beams, price. SJ.ID.~ Creative ly Mesa Verde. Sec Lt pc realty Warmth, woods and & C M {i plus huge famJly room free faod.scapine. Full FREE STJWMBOLI RD in love paint S'9S.OOO. VIEW or the Back Bay.
paturaJ wood textures Investments, 644·9513 with 2 marble f1replaces.1 __ '17_0_· l--80-l_o_r ~---·354.;..:.:.5_ c oo rd 1 n ate d de cor ---------• OZV and ocean and jetty view 1---------1 a cowitry kLtchen, large Bd 2 d r $8!1,SOO DELUXE DUPLEX Nice comfort.able bom ... __ _.....,..__...,; ___ _
f .... ... .._ srwG• ..a.55 .... h rm, sty, mrm, am G d h f ~ rom rn ..... ers .. te .. 1un· , . -for the balance of the coverni pat.Jo & muc rm, rrplc, lg R.2 ~mt.!r * * * * * oo area. nort o near shops and comm.
d«k. Just 1tepno Ocean OftlM HOUSE year oo this beautiful 3 more! Open fo'ri & Sat 3 lot. Clse to park, dwntwn Why pn)' rent when you Coast Hwy 3 br & 2 Br. col let'e ! 3 bed rm 1. Blvd. Reduced to ....__...__..__. bedroom, 2 bath Collene to dusk JI"tf WELLS, ...... cen'" 589 ,.,.,,. o-can huy this ~tart•r Call Bob Dick.In.son, Agt. formal dinina. bnck $227000 ,_...,_...yo....-. • RLTR. 557·6264 or '"~-.c.r. ,_.. ~n ° "" atm.8$33 'c•' ,4 ... 7•11 Jl~ltoDr. Park home. Super IJ79.2.63l HouseSat Sunl-5632W homeand~111nbwldlng fittplace.bandykltchen, .,.. • n...--.u"'rbor •. Mo·-· enclOHd patio for those ________ ,18th Sl. Other days by eQwty Converuent loco-HOMI + IMCOME $19.SOO, BKR,8'2·~1
u.o .... , na • ..... warm summer evenlnp. appt 548 3850 lion in an rs1abb1hed
ta.in views. Southport. • Won't last. reduced to LOCATION 1--'~·--· -----family ncit1hborhood. 3 Unique duplex, a real -8R,h4~ ha, formal din· m,900.0DenSuoday 1·5, Locallon·location. Super WNER FORCED TO Bdrms. put10. family f:,!~g~:-n/roo~t~~
rm. 1.11erumpusroom,2 call WH"ELAN REAL 3 BR+ ram.+ dining SACRIFICE. just re· room & large yard. ·• ... v /Jn NIGEI.:
DAILH &
ASSOClfllt.5 ..;;;;;;;========1 l111lc:'a, crptd. parquet In ESl'ATEI08-'18S6. Elesant pool &jac. Open duced $3,000. 2 Br com· $73,eso. PoOl. Muat •~ to •P· "#I taC~fonlN .. entrt " fam-rm. wel-Sa .s., pletely refurbished, 1n WATERFRONT HOMES predate. $\00.000. Prtn.1-------..._-=-
bar. upitading thru~ut. MESA VERDE. 1850 U Eastaide's m06t desira· Call63H400 on.ly.
I H~ds S310.ooo. Prine. only. sq.ft. •• 3 Br, no qwalify. 944 ~~~ConttP'I S96,200 ble area. Contact agent. --------• CO~AL
PROPERTIES
49&-8331 ., By Owoer. 3 Bd..nn, 2ba, ~or5~4'1071 101, 15% down. Qwck Realtor. askrorRita6'12·151'1
DR. LR, kitchen as lllter e s c r o w • q u i c k Su.Ile. Sit down ocean pouession. SH.950. 5'48-9607 HATE OUST? onH S4T & SUH v~. Patios, front le Ownern\·2388 ,._ _________ 1 You'll love the hlter~ I to 5 PM.
,. air In t.bii. eracio~ 3 BR I o~J p-LL.!•
;W back. M bch3. $200,000 REALTY COMPANY MESAVEIDE , VETS ATTDfJIQM hOrne cin Madeira Ave. i# ---tV land inC!luded. Ph ¥11WOF ;.. Sl 0000 SmaUfamllycommunity 8'JS.9503 uuccola. % yrs otd. 4 Br. 1 · · th •· k 1 $ CATAUHA! wetbar, 3 car, gar. ram VA appraised value Alicel.itlell.AJ:i . W1 ~ .... ps to par am
lFYOUWOULD' _.E S-ctacular: Tiburon·3 rm. trm.l din, $165,000. SS0.000 Oflf'rrd at ••u..lhdlrokeN school. Seaull(ully fl~·
MAA .---..,,,. Q lit b It 3 coral.I'd and in mO\C·IO
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'fl ol rcl.I IJ city l'OOCb + dinill& room. Ex· .....,.... • · " "
I t PVT PTY 11 -i-.. 11_ loc 3.Br2.Ba,J1elot. roof, brick tplc. COLLEGE llory,4bdrmhomewilh ••• 1 n . · · wi _....,. pn••~ a· Owrier.Anxlous!$85,SOO. hardwood firs. Near hmaly room, tnd ~J;,:-n;r,~n::.c!i'!~ ~~C::=~l~i· Qrut~~4 a . E. ~~an&1patlrmk:. v_ acca
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n1t,1 PARK pleuant outdoor paUo.
rm, tam rm, court yd. LudoSbarkany'1S2·1414 , ____ .-...... __ , ____ , ;:,."' • ..,1 " But 11 by luccota. ~~ft~
1 .. .a--pd ~ Sa r .. -~~~~~~~~~!.-_.u.J Super 4 Br, breakfast SlJQ,000. u~ • ..,.,...n t1.,..n-1-rm, lanai, fruit tre~s. SAIJSBURYREALTY
Dtatea Ba>·· Courtesy ling cor lot. 2391 Rutgers, Callm.tllOO ~ Bkni. 64>07• . IOOM To aoAM Si-......11 4 Bdrm •.~ i-.-.----1!:::!:!!:~:..:rz:.::.:::::..u.
Lovely lamll.1 home in ~ Pot Contrell lb""•""'• IOU.....--.
BToro 1032 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Irvine Tenace. 3 Klna Desirable ncl&hborhood. ~~~~~~~~~I Realtol'll """~'v" nv size bdrms & 2'1\ baths. Bia4 bedroom, brea.k!a.s\ 54B-%Ol Must HCrtfice lovely 1-~~~~-~~~l~~~~~~~~~I
BteaJtl•sf bar separates bar. ealln1 area, PV ---------!--__:~~~---troplc-1 3 Br w/fplc ln I .~7'1--b(!Qse kitchen f('Om formal din· atone r I re pl a c e , FIXER • VA MESA VERDE Accept.
In& room. Open be•M ~crowave oven, super! Bra.ndnewcpta&paint-SUPEllCOHDO in11 besl offer O\'U
celUngs features rock $119,500, BKR, 540-l'120. -you do the rest! Small or Monticello'!I popular Loft $&9,000! w /loan ap-
Betty Ktrr A .. ny lrplc wall. Flagstone -no down pymt. on this plan. Lge 2 BR. 2 Ba, up· proval. 54S·639 __ 1 ____ ,
. patios • low main· home Popular So. Coast graded, immac. Priced 3Br. 38a Condo, 2 car
II J't'U pmer to live In a tenance 1ard. '185,000 Plaza area 4 br, family lilto~se~l~l.~546-&.27~~~A~gt~,~~ prago, Iota of storage, non·lnlel environment tr Call "#I h1 Colifomlo" rm. pleasant rear yd.~ decOt' of earthtones
you are needin& a 3 br ~ MS 1111 Eves S'72.500 Hurry & call' 165,000/0fr. 979~
l\ouae&.,.oulikeCdM, ADMIRE y Johlt Rlty encoW'a~ you lo visit us tnt ton 0.. The Fairway ASSUM.All.IV 4
l.oda)' at 601 Narcias 540.4646 Hard to find Mesa Verde Need only $1200 down
because we .,ave Jus ADORE ---------1 Count?')' Club location. payment, 3Br. 21a. Mesa
wbal,>:ou are look.ia1 forr.~~~~~~~~~~I Larie 4 bedrm. ram1ly Del Mar. 838 St, Clair St. ·-~~~~~~~·-• ...... •-~•-•_•_• .... -_•11 A pl'\~ oC ownership 31 New Condos. 2 Br, 2''2 Ba, rm ' duung nn Creal 52&-S.SlO
br, 1\.is ba home w/pvt. Dpli + Bach. 3 br 3 ba. 2 ADOPT 2 (rplc'a, cerami(' tile view. from 100Xl2S lot. ----------' CONDO SPECIALIST
'paUo "yd. Prlced at r1111c + 2 br, 1 ba, It kitchens & bath. Pool It Offered at under MIS.ADaMAa lft&Bc:h.CM,"nVly
' L =Jncl. land. ('re frplc.424 Dahha.f13-1920 ... this impeccably cared _a..:;..pa_._11_5--C9 __ 12_B_n>k_e_r __ • S200,000 CaU540-1151. 3 ~towrkt1 byownh ·~ Touc1:i:.~lkalty ~· 67]..lllf for 3 bedrm "COLLEGE --------•I r. rp c. • a-.e, ______ -.;..__. ...
"' UCl.USIYE PARK" home. Corner PRIVATE S'7S,OOO MUST SELL
Of'INSU DAY f..S JIVI THRACE lot. Loam of bltn garaae °'" S.. l·S Owner a.ya "brinl me I IJJ WHtTESAllS Vlew home. Custom built cabinets. Call to com· COMMUNITY ~~~~~~~~ 1140 M111ion Dr. an otter, at &117 trrmt".
JUll u ... bor vlew from for owner. Larae flv. rm. .~reb.~. L°..~722·11 alaree lt'• A home to fall in love i:-•----~ __ &n_s __ --i Olreful buyers dream on
dum":'Uc pool home. ~ ,nnto'•' ~ebdrmirmi;_• 0
3f"2c ~...., '"" wlth. Private lake-546 SfurcJtoA this 3 BK, 3 BA family ff_1 ..... r • .• -• pool-jacuzzi. Vaulted Paularino, o(f Lud-r-....ua.. Duplex home w /comm poof. ~ bir o P9()1. Fan Xlnt ram. home & c:eiUnoa & family rm. a mnton. Open howie 12·4 ~~ FabuloWt baraaln, call taatle e~tertalnrneot planned tor entertaining. .,.. •• New exclusive J1st1n1, Stereo " intercom br +++. lstweekendon Swlday. Thi. beauty, 4 both unlU contain now,lt...,onllaall ,.tam thi'Uout. Security rT'"l : ~ the market, 110 hurry tr bT, 2 ba, + bonus rm + modern ~na & lplc •a, W0.3666
•Yllem & many other • call: pool + encld patio und Iota or ar~ln1. fan· .., .•
niceties. Complete, __ W_ntc __ l_ff_l_..., _ __:'l~-1 YernJohntoftlJty formal dining Is the besl tutlcaJ y prlHd. at Wltelan Jlfftelan
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P-'va-..,.,9 500 ....... .. 54"'4646 buy! Go oow ! Only $1)0.000. Joan Howe
n '"' -· • n .. ,.. "" SBS,000 and anxious! Call 84HS.:ti67M305 --------1Century21548-1168. Soulhlanders ~·577C SAVE OVB SIOOO
KARBOR VIEW HILLS, 3 WEI 4 BR, 2 Ba, frplc, D/W, IY OWNER ()pen Sun. 12·S, 939 Serra tt&alMjt ... kach 1040 ~a $7~!950. f18 Rnow
NI Al I \IAll
Br 2~ Ba, LR. FR. DR, Mesa del Mar Owner Way. Beaut. Meea del .... ••••••••••••••••••• -.900. IX'aut. • • on
OWN LAND. 4 room Aval I. now $82,000. Desperate. Submit all of· Mar 3br, rump1is rm. 'IaccomerlotJn ooatH.8.
vlew, bay/ocean/Ughts. 1163-5993 fers. all terms. 3 bdrm 2 H&F pool, jac. HDse lot, loc. Added paUo room,
Lae poo1 sized fncd patio. b a ho m e • M a r l n a 2 P•tlot. Ownr anxloua. pool site backY•nl. <>Pen
turn·around drive, lathe H 0 us E ---------1 Highlands Move in Im· Lytton Rlty MS·47'7l House thls w1cnil. 854l &i plaster. Buy Crom TRI-LEVEL med. $82,000. 646-6238 LeaoJt Dr. BJ owner. Cadil11csto~Carta owner oo 15 yr jnslaJJ OONOOSPECIALIST •HIWPORT• 9'8·ll'79
WbatevutheFad plan at B°llto/Q, save over 3 CAR GAR. Htclk:h,CY, Ft Vly •HEIGHTS•
RcU 'emotrt.hemarket $210,000. ,..... c---BR Prl--' d .. _ T .. _ R 1 u With a ClaUtOed Ad Open Sat/Sun l·S ... ~e ...... tside 2 cot· "~ un er any otucT ouc ... tone ea ty nu Re trees stl ae this
'C.allNow!tu-5171 ~HarbOrVt~Dr. taceonaR-21ot.Plenty modelllkel~So.Coa·t 963~ cute 2 bedroom homel..;.._;,_.y..;..~-----.
al room ror another unit Plaia area by U\ouaand 'st;;;;;.;;-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-.-.-.-; with Clreplace & French
..._,, 11 JIM 1007 lallioa,...,,.,. 1007 or your: dream bomo. o1$$$.ThiHbrhomehh ••••••••••••••••··~•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bar1ato priced at a sunken romlly rm $59,900. Call 898-'JSSS, wlfrplc. tt may be your
W H E L A N R .E A L last chance to move into
ESTATE. a nc:l1hborhood like this
IASTSIDICM
FLOWER ST.
' I
PRESTIGE AREA
Beautiful, modern, Peninsula
Point home w1th covered patio,
dinin room. fireplace, 3 Bdrms, 2
Ba~ oo qui t, "ecluded street,
just. steps from bay & ocean
benches. $162,000
429 ".r Street &75G5 evs
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
one. HWTY & call:
SPUSH-SPL.ASH Yem JMtt0tt 11ty
Brand new pool 4i 540.4646
jatuui, covered patio 1--------· come with th11 bcauuful· -...l
lY decorated 3 bedroom, Mow It TM Tim.
476
Cute & elun Cape Cod
type w/bncka, shln1les,
shutters & gingerbread.
3 br, 1 ba, 3''2 car Jtar. &
workshop. RV pad. Alley
access Huge yd Forced
air. Autospmklr11
OPEN SUM. 11·4
548·4019
lmPrac!~ Prap•rtl••
1S2•1fl0 -----------1 1400 OUAIL Sf HIW"°" N.at
0..0,oMt 1026
2 bath family home with New J8r, 3Ba home win·
cocoa brown carpettna. dow rover1ng11 thruout,
custom drapea, ro· Jndscpct, lmmcd ••••••••••••••••••••••• modeled klt~hcn area poueulon, nulo door op· 1--------·
PLUS an enclosed front nr & ftprinkler system. SH.A.DY DEAL 1--oc-.· ........ -v•11•w··-•I courtyard! Onb' ~.900. Ownermayhelpflnancc. A _...., r
Open UI 8·30 pm, Mon OCferedatSB5,900. A doien trees surround You bet! Th.la one year
Tbun. S.•llte P~~· Wa 3 br, 2 ba hnme on new duplex hi.I vltwa
C714t549·24'7 Ea1t.aide.Muc:hlndscp1t, from both untu + oruuies tool By Owner. fireplace!!, bakootu,
""'" AJ"--Pl 1 "-u'"l nnd low malnt. l1ndtcap-OPE...,. llOUSE OWNER ~ ua" or ._,, """' l Kurry! ng. Sl.M,000.
Sun 1 5. Mesa Verde 4 --"----.,....-----Wf991•.,. Rttn
Br a Ba. lie FR $79,800. Find what you want in ~160 l'Jll-4447
645-IMa; MS-6084 DailyPUotCla ineds.
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OPfJI HOUSE W.U.UT S't)UAU
SHARP ··.u" unit; J
bdnnJ • 2 ba. condo (3rd
bdrm can be formal din·
In& rm.). MANY
EXTRAS. NEAT COV•
er«! ~uo with luah plan unaa. Central air. G E.
washet fl dryer incl. On· 1Y $66.200
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• EAUTIFUL
HUMTIHGTOM HARIOUR
HOW AIOUJ THISI PIJCISn
BACHELOR CONDO wlth pool, Jacum. tcnn1s and oDlY l block to beacll. $58,500.
WA'l'ERFRONT CONDO 1 Bdrm, 'With !!pectacular main c bannel view
• 42• boit.aock. $130.000.
.NEAR ~ATER HOME 3 Bdrm. 2
bath w1tli atrium. Xlnt location, ne r shoppiog, pool, beacJt &
marina. '149,500.
SEAGATE WATERFRONT CON·
DO 3 Bdrm, 2~ bath, tennb, pool &
30' ioatdocK. Only $225.000.
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T E N 1N I S E S T A T E S
WATERFRONT 3 Bdrm, 2""-' bath
with SP41ctacular view of Christiana
Bay. Suh deck & boat slip. $259,500. ' ~ CUSTOM WATERFRONT Elegant~
ly decorated. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, island
homt', Huge sun deck & room for 42'
bo ~,.000
41t2Rapt.
In the California Homes .
A 4 bedroom home wltb
eartbtone up1rades 6
comfortable covered
paUo.
6Dt..,...fty
A beautiful Deerfield 2
bedroom townhome that
11 convenient lo pool,
parks, spa &schools.
17 60 I lockroM
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1'6050VAL
<N rWalnut& Kaian)
"A" Uoll w1\h 2 bdrms.,
2 baths, paneled family
rm, central air, l1e
patio; pool & park
nearby. VERY SHARPI
Priced rt1ht at $64,900.
IVa YM COPB.AHD
l.EALTOR 552·004 Unlvenity Park's best
buy! A b eautiful t
bedroom Fordham that bu been completely re· ON GOLF COURSE, San
done. Abo balconies off 3 Lws Rey 3 Br 3~ Ba, in
bedrooms. Rancho Sao Joaqllin,
dlvorcts forces sale. K.
204 0....,. l&ouoon Investments 75"7900
A super sharp 2 bedroom
ooodo Wi1b the ultimate
in uparades. It's 10
OraoC«ree of Irvine.
1451511~
BEAUTIFUL VllW
OF
Park like 1reenl)elt &
mountains rrom U1i.a 2 Br
2 Ba Cardirr In Uolv
Parle. Two pror lndscpd
patios, coraeously de· corated thruout.
W1&lnut Square Condo, 3
Br 2 Ba, $63,000
551·3384 ---
REDUCEDFOR
'i)UICKSALE
Thi.I Plan 103 in THE
WILLOWS Is a very at·
tractive 3 bedroom faml·
ly home wltb a DEN.
A.lklni $75,000.
I
HOWCHEAP7
m Univenuty Park to
$78,500. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath.
Open S4nday l·S. S055
Bo~wood
WOODBRJDGE
Oramauc 4 bdrm, 3 bath.
Owner may carry 2nd
and1or lradtt. $125,000
WOODBRIDGE PL.
4 Bdrm, 2 bath. $119,SOO
ORANGETREE
2 Sul>('r pahu homt!lt.
A C. frplc's. $73,900 &
174,900.
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THI COLOMY
LOWEST PllCI
Quiet cul·de·HC. Warm
Coult.I & oozy livloi room with you expect to aet brick rrplc. Sunklst coun· Into a super ' bedroom ,_ 21,; bath townhome in try kitchen with Walut ol
prestigious University 11aa:i. Tuck ~way master
Park., Completely re swte. It won t last at oal)'
done throughout lnclud ~~~~11,117,~~~~c:;>NCf'
lDi eteeant plush carpet =:~.:.~~pl~=··~ I !W lfiftll 1n tbe popular Ranch. A 4 bedroom family home
wtt.b pool, spa, air condl·
Uoninl' & backs to the-
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THE PRICE lS RIGHT UNIVERSITY
ONLY $119,SOO WOODIRIDGE FARK
NOR INS
REALTY
AFPORDAIU!!!
Possibly tbe moat af·
fordable property in
Lllauna today. Bright &
airy 2 Bdrm. & 2 bath O·
Y-0 just one block to the
beach. Newly redet."Orat-
ed. Owner financing can
make this purchase a
breeze. $85,500.
GREAT
1640 SUNSET' RIDGE
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$1,000,000. ~ HOUSI • ._ PA TIO HOME Super loc. by 1reeo1>e1t. 3 ""'".,... .-. b r. ram 1 l y rm 1~9 Et.....Mi!B.&·LD •..a.·w:
POSSlllUTIES
Cottage on Balboa
PetU{lSula; one block to
the beach. 2 Bdrm • 1
bath with 1uest &tudio
Pl"Menl R -2 z.oning to be
Chanfed to C-1. Use your
laa&mat.ioo for remodel
or enjoy its lntrin11c
charm u ls. Buy now.
take advantaae of
owner's rush. $110,000.
RT ISLAND, Cathedral
fiS bdim; 3'batb home with ~ SATA:SUN Thia &riarwood 4 townhouse. Owner musl ~ .......,,... .,..,.
173ll ROSEWOOD bedroom home 1s wa1tin1 sell. Vacaol! Make an of· PEACE & (i>UllT Six ...... ---.-C--. ..... doM .tO ii"••
___ S$2_·8403 ____ 1 COi' you. W'ith central alr fer. ol Corona del Mar will be ._.... ....U c.-tl. ,.na. 9d poob..1'11 •
OPENllOUSE,byowner, condlllonln1, family 1 ... E:ltcrte etrjoyedbyyou&yourte· .._ 11 la• ... of ........ ....,
Turtlerock, 4 Br 2~ Ba, roomanddininl room, It Ea......... nants ln th.ls cottage and hWI. c• MW for • ..,:1 toa.t te
1 r vtew ·of main channel. oc $.149,000
4Ut JHE AJOVI All RANCH REAL TY
551·2000
Formal Din Rm, ideal to may be the one you have 5441-9411 Z 1uest uniu. Wallt to yfw tllll ffM ..__ -..... schools, parks. pools, been looking for. Aakin11---------1 beach & tbopi. Tennis Ii
teMis. UCI. Priced to $119,000. recreation ccntel' cloae $450,000. ,. SIM"" r1oranas
~ MOW POI APPY TO YllW
RlOM aoTM L:AMD • SEA
move You own land. I OP84 SAT• SUM by. $175,000. IY OWNER 833_-1_019____ ' I to 5 PM. * 494-1057 * 1935 GLEH EYRE ST.
CdlegoParlr,bltbySliS. OPENHSESAT/SUNU·S 410lltf...._ HllbAbovePort.atmo WOoch Con Ar .. -T•o -..111Hilm
Leth & plaster. Lo assoc. Deerfield Twnhome1 "'-i•enlty ,_. Se av h w be Io w C ...... wilt '•ClllM .Mlik9 i8191.o.,
dues w/pools ai parks. 2Br, 2 ~Ba, redwooa . Terrine location with enormous beams higher fwed yri w..., f1 '••'...,
BeaUl. 4 br, 2 ba home deck, many up1rades. ~ park fn your back yard. 'tbaD b1ib cellinp drift lllocbtr..IMedl. Jutllhd,;
w/lile roor. Newly de· S76,SOO. U2·0297 or Spaeh>ue Edlobu1 sione frpl, wqp a'.roLmd SI I0,000.
cor'd. " IDdacpd. Very 59-6100 IAMCH llAL TY rnodel 3 bdrm wtt.b fa ml· • atairway. Roman tub ti. bk.Yd. w/paUo C6v. &'_UH_l_YBl_snY __ P_AU __ • 551-2000 ly room aod brlek patio. w/jacual steam sbw 2 ROD DALEY
l'irA:tat• .... I04ioptUlitj._.• letd 1040 ~ [UD· $88.000. Open IY MA.I---a-&l!!.--... -.... ..,..-.:.--1 ~vr~aul" ~.~.rarto ~oos ba: aooo sq. ft. 4t7•241f
·-··················· --t -Su.a 14971 Athel. On-~,._.....__.. ..... .. "' • ..., aa.. -!'I 3BrZBaHllldehmef lee LOCAnOM _ssi.._~ _______ , ~~~~BA, Pure all It curtalna ;~to •verytbln1. u MaUbuVLobt t rorSaJBe.. ~~A \fig~ fo~.
•winf kilchen W/v ew. I: ca.u•u Rancho S. J. 3 Br, San q s ........... use hl&hllcht the off-while WAT£RFRONTHOllES pper , c or 8 Col 491HSS1 4•5-1128 4lM812 Lcellvm.we'\febougbt ~ Luis Rey Prime 101' Sunday. l ·SPM. 27 carpellnl h this catlUllCOO DJ>b:IncldJ.Yum.Just !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IBl!l!ll!!!!!!!!il!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anoU>erti.iqe, must sell. Inlovel,rr..tdtDUaJarea course loc. 547·7044; Satiowood. S17•5oo . m•1alflcent Campu111~~~~~-~~~ reducedto ... $2:50,UOO. $74,500. $5,000 und• near acboob •park-m.m.s _64CHIZl8 _______ 1 VJew Plan I home. nie1: OPENt-i:30 LagmelMdt 1041 ....... leoc.. I041
market. Opeo Hous wbereJWeanbibtolbe louUoo it fantullc. LOlllrST PRICE IT11'cAuley ... $2Z9,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••
S.tJSun lt3'71 Newba" beach-la aa lm· WOODlllDGE WOOO•IDGI Prtce only $105,000. RTS nt JBr,3~Vld.oriaBch l•---------------IAJHB. maculatA s bedroom PRESCO'TT Rea1ty,55l-474l Ntw·Neul,ycompleted.
home wltb fireplace, I.pt Woodbrid11e home 5 Lcarel Wood IN WOQDBllftt'( V Al.841U4! CO. LoTtiY S&$ Z Story flDCtd backyard 11 paUo. BR, or 4 BR + den Broadmoor's largest 4 SMOKE TREE-2.Br, 2Ba. UG HT S. Coast Hwy
optn Sat tr Sun 12·1 4Br NOW ONLY $82,000. Oversized lot, fully br. ram rm, rorm din rm. plush cpts, cstm fri>lc. $69150 0.-8585 2~S.. formal din Ina. ()pea U1 1:30 pm, Moo· landsc. Ideal for pool. All 3 Cu.IJ a balhl The 0103t paneled liv rm. redwood !J' Camity ra '#/Wet bar. Th11t1. uprded. Mexican pavers. desirable plan. Shows decb, ps BBQ, Grttn· 2 Br l\.; Ba end unit, IHYISTMEMT
pnt.-'d • , ... , ... ,, ·~ tilo.A/C.Liv,don.,m• 3 liko a model home bell lo<.""""' Own' w/W••1anl. Ol'POllT1IMRY lifa&U' UJ»IJ'ades, 1 blk • BA 3 Car gar. Nr park. $119,900. S72,900. OPEN SAT1SUN Excellent Motel ln the _..,schools. $132,500. Plap=• Walk to lake. $179,500 752·ll688orM20218 1·5. Hurryforlhlsone• heart of Laauna. Xlnt
IG-$202 Brkr/Ownr 552 412 1, ---------I OPENSUNH condition. Lar&e pool &
OOKOOsPECIALIST ..,.. ...Zt•tnO _&9WS35________ OPEN HOUSE l7 Cedar ii en recreation area. Short
-.. 8111 <DI Ft Sat/Sun 1·5PM, 8 Pep· $2000 walk to beach. For in·
-. • • Vly ·~-DIAMEHOMI! pergrau, Deerfield ronnaUoncaJl: n.~eatty Hwtrw ,042 UNIVERSITYPARK ~L~wreiW Beaut. Jbr. 2~2ba . AUOWANCE RM•ralealty
... •-••••••••••••••••• OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ~, Sacnficing thousands to 494-5671 499-2100 1---------Two sty bme, w/3 Br 2..._, ~l(p(' m<1ke qwck sale Agt Paid t o buyer thru --------
Ba, Fam Rm, A C, prof 01'1 752...., 752 Tl:rl escrow. Brand new 3 Br 21--------·1
COMMERCIAL IUILDI -0.*-" .............. .....
c....-cl.a tocatloa • c .. at
Hl9ll•rt· fd .. 1 for 91ft • atlcp•
..... .SUl.000.
497-2419 lodscpd, ext upgrades, ·-.. Ofi·.,,~ ...... .,1~ Ba Larkspur J , in 100/oDOWMl
top loc. Beautiful!--------IARELY Turtlerock Olen. New3bedrm,aba,fplc, SO'""° $1.5,908. For appt, call TU .... -~., $1'"000 ... _.._ d -• u&n """'.,_,..M·F-'"6P,.. ~·....a-"' LIVED IN -· i._. ... , ynau.ucdesign. LAGUNA .-.-~ ... "' OPEN HOUSE OPEN SUN 1·5 + Old,r up1rad~d 2 PRICEIEDUCED SAT SUNlS This 8 mo. nlct l/ P. ~RalnbowFalla bedrmrcataltobelpwith 49M55l
$2000 111931 .\ntloch Om,. Townhome v.11h :! bdrm, llHMX ln•e1ttn.nh pymnta. Both with super I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0n thls beaut1ru1 2Br. ::.'~"~~~.~~~~·t:n~~ ~~ig.~t .. ~sm~~-~~:ci ___ 54_9_·_4_7_,_4 __ :=::r~~a~::!! .....,....._.. 1041 a..,..IMcla IOU
2Ba Wa.nruocton Condo. crts "swunmln& pools. decorator up1rad1m1 OPIHSAT/SUM 1-' 1%·4; 231 La Brea, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••H••-Hh••••••
Piao 8 . W/fully UP· Beautiful mature S1C77,SOO. 14606Goldett•t.w La1una Beach. World
graded cpt./drpe. Owner landscape. SlZUOO. lmmacu. Plan "C" 2 Wlde Broken, 873-454.5, ......., Pn OYO
ao. 540-7'766 133-ml Reid. Bdrm, 2 ba D/R, A/C, Je~e. 2 Br, z bath 'trith 10me
ERRACE 3 Br Cam· xlfaltpaUO .•• IOOBkr1---------• ~an view. Vtty nice bri"'-eU •~ t-" dj --1-" "" o• --tondillon ln prim• area ...... w ""'a~. • ....... 1,-.,,,_1 Mee Nut door to Emerald ft rnotJvatc!d owoers are
Bay, lovel1refurbished2 off u r Alu
HUDSON BAY
REALTY, LTD .
(71~ 845-9950
VAWRCOM!
IL.:. 1 • ._. OU. of the moet com· ..veriQ. r-•. rortable floor plans la the
Pafec:tlJ llriCed, Plu 4 area; triah calbednl --=..,---~...:.;..:;,.:....:_ ___ 1 Cba•cellor Home ceilinO in llvint rm. & w I P 0 O J.. , a I r . dJ2:Wur area enliance the
coQClitlonln1, oii qaJ~t 1padoua11Ha. Family
cui.-...c. 4·BR'11 2 + room, too, With tood now
b1Ua1. tll 1,SOO. and fer indoor/outdoor enter·
wmUl eve.ry JlftDY Tbll ta.lniog. S Bdrm• , z
WU1 b9 lK hither. a:ttu batb•; v II Ja 1 • of J&la&.tocall~1t Callfornla Homes.
K HOWELL t112,500 ~"'It AllOC'tATU ~ 644-1156 552·7008
HUOE5Bl\+w/9Batba THE .. · · =~·~=~~~ VJLLACE. · ..
17.asz..3549•kd1uA$. ·REALTORS
SUITLI BR. 2 ba home w/vlew, eriDI to ae or o ... .,
Saphlstlccrtloll beam CdliDp, Crp&c, lie ~=NlffchOYO
l\oomy privaey prevails lad.scar .... ~~~!!!4 )m-3l0'7 1 Br, den a. dln. rm., wlU\ ln th.la stately 2 story ,...,.,._..._ auper panoramic view.
--------• bomo on• quiet cul-de--u~ ... 1~"""SURF Wa.lkintdlatancetoAUao --------tac ln UNIVERSITY rv ~ ~• »!er & helot offered by
1044 lnfM 1044 PARK.OnprofualonaU1 ~~Jt:1ru~0~::~ bank ror an mcncllbl1
Plan "B" WarminJ10ll. Just
completed, honey beiae carpet.
,-reat location, good price at
$83,900.
Aspenwood model Broadmoor
homes. Imagine a 4 BR. 2 BA
new home at a price that
should bring a !mile to any
buyer•a face. $104,900.
Also we are off eriog a most de·
llghtful Woodbridge Stooewood
model. Single family homes
with the best of decorating and
landscaping. Don't mlas this -
a real bargain at $128,000.
And ror style, clu• and dis·
Unction and on the lake. we
submit this highly upgraded
Ashford model. Owner wants
to lease option this 2 BR, 2 BA
beauty.
landacaped 1rouoda, this Paratnouot mob1l• low1118,000. 4 bedroOm, 3 bath home .__:.. l-'-1 .. r * 4t4·11S & * has dan and cedar 11"--• co'Dlp .... ., W'D.,
paneled 1tud)' both with 1!"' 11$,000
cmtom bullt·int, formal ............
dining room Ii family room. Kuny ! Only
'1$,500. Open UJ t :IOpm, ir.;:;~~~:.:,=~...,..l Mon·Thun. ,.,. t.;A~llACH
ISA
WAYOfUFI
WffA'tA WAY:TOIJVBI
1. STANDING ON A
CX>RNEa lo prime North
end location. Oldet 2· Lathhl.J tnd.tcpd Broad· story home .,, Ill•· bay
IT10CX' ftaUo hmt! ln WoOd· wlndowa • scenic ocean
brid1e 2 Br + dea, view. Liv. rm. wired Sl.U,000. Open hie Sat Ii brick fireplace. 2 Bdrm.
Sun. 12·5. as Bh&ejay • dlnfDi rm. Ooor plan,
,_ss_1....;.(Mll5...-... _____ ..... aerv. b)' 2 batht. The
LoglM Inch 1 041 bo:!l)e ls befn& renovated.
•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• New w /vt carpetlnt.
COUNTRY ::!·t=~t~. A real
CHARM 2. HOME • INCOME in
Fabulous ocean views. thl• Dana Pt duplex.
3br, 3ba home. NesUe1 ln Main unit bu a BDRMS;
lhe quiet North alde. See "a BATHS. L1e. liv. rm.
Ca I r w/1t.one flnpJoce, built·
rt\t ( (ll't'lAC 'lo\. I .II,' ~ ~
t O.l.«•r
tal na aunHts rom In kitchen, plus l ·BDRM.
your cozy dlnlnl rm APT. rental1.. plUI lie. ~ Htdwd fin lhruout, 2 9 E p A R A .1. E I\ M .
frplcs, walkln bar, W /FIREPLACE.
French doors open from OUtatandJna at Sl.20,000 lllMI,,,_
aunrootn on to used briclf a. OCEAN VJEW LOT. nos H.CocutHwy.,&..guna
teJTact where you c:an Located a abort dlttance 494•1177
see the waves breaktri1 from the beach. Has out· on Maln Beach. Quality 1taodln1 view ot tbe 3160tcoouHwy.,S.Loguna
It perfection, by Owner. •. . 49'•4591 S2U,OOO. Ptln only. oce.an .. CatallDalaJand. ---_;..;..a.....;.;;..;..;. __
OPIH SUM 1.1
25102 Southport
"94·5880 We think It's '"A LOT. Legtllte e.aca. t 041
FOR A LlTTL E" at •• .. •••••••••••••••••••1-.-..--.-_..,_....,._ _ _.
COMMODIOUS •.900
LAGUNA HILLS
Need 4 bdrms? Don•t miss
thts one. A stunning home
designed & decorated for
comfortable living. Custom
carpeting, levelors & custom
drapes thruout. Priced to sell.
Only $89,950.
red bill
realty
552-7500
North near a hbt.orlc~l MISSION llALTT
'lltwpolnt-oceansldo or 8138. Cstff..-y, ~tuna
hWf. :a Bdrm. 2 lar1e ,..._ 494-0731
baths, 1t.ooo lrplci abake 1;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiimiii;;-;;j; root. A probate o rertn1.
Ver1 anxious. Try
$110,000. ,,_ II
•~o~x
Octan 1lde Of bWY In
rnoet wlrabl• •rt• hi LaJ\lnA, lne1'dlble wblte water new. ftPlc1, lolt ~
Do,entlal. •221,000.
BetiOUI 1DQUh1tf by prin •
cl~lt onl1 pltue. (TH) •n•.
f
WANTED LEASE OPTION ATIRACTIVE DECOR ..
MADRID OE LAGO
THE BLUFFS "'EASY UVIMG ..
211AUTIESI
OPIM SUM.
21610 VISTA DEL ORO.
No detail overlooked i.n
lhis completely re·
modeled & custom de·
signed 3 bdrm. end wtit.
'REAL ESTATE
JUSTUSTED
Boat wbltewatur &
coutal views ln Laguna
Bearhl Cedar & gloss
plua dramatic steined
&l•H b)' Ron Wood Ulllmate privacy, un
00.tructable 180 degree
view & last house on a
q-.iet cul-de·sar. 3
Bdrms. & 2 baths. Owner
lraosferrred £a1t pnct:d
toldl fut au11~.ooo
This charming remodeled 3 Bdrm
home bas new landscaping, new
carpets, new doors, new bathrooms
and more, which add up to a bargain.
Great starter or investment for only
$99,999 ~
Must have 4 Br & view ol lake.
Reasonable option money & po::.iti vt•
cnsb flow for monthly rent.
Noted decorator'• "total \.L .. .rJiT~
e(Corl", a soph1sticatt!d D.ll ~J-"'-'
Assumable VA Loan at 81 :1'<> Interest
ARCHITECTS CUSTOM
Country 1''rench ~l~.-fi townhome, now reduct:d ·~
-·o·o·v·a-s·H•o•R•E·s-·1 w St?.4,ooo <exqWSJte! '· 1171 i'\ ~
I EAUTIFULLY ap· 438 VISTA PARADA. \.U~l)~(W./.L
Call 768-1 274
Brand new 4 Bdrm home with
outstanding features. Including· h•gh
beam ceilings, skylights, and an open
view. Really to move rn now A
bargain al $139.500.
Lake forest I 055 Minion Viejo I 067 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
A DREAM c:::ted 4 bedmt, 2 Truly "centerfold" •
1..~-c. .... dlnl perfection. The dramatic _ ~ _ ..-.. -,.... .-..1 --~ .-,_.., -r· "9 Trina Plan, 3 bdrms., 2a,., --.--...-..-.n ... -.--.-.:c._.------...
LAST CHANCE
Before l buy this one
myself.
COME TRUE
A 640 Madnd, 4br ubove
country setung or Oso
Creek Pool, spa, vww,
cxqws1te intenor & ex
tenor decor.
rm, formal lh• r m, b ... _ t "it h I au.,., gourme • c ~n M.wport hach I 069 Mt~ .. oeh I 06t
brick fplc, 2 ca r wil th1 bTrkfst11. areal, spdli_!: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••'!•••••••••••••••• g ara9e, land1pd & eve . ota y cus om ... -1
MAYO CK -~-1..1~~ h t ..__ s1gnoo, wat.b brand oew & .,.. ·~ s ..... , exciting lnlenor decor + • • In thh e xclusl .. added quality reature1 • llG c:ANYoN-acutnYI • NrlACY
(.OR PORAT ION ONE THIRD AC:Al
.
It e I 9 II b o r h o o d . without a Claw "we kid 1 UY-: dt>wn payment NO
QUALIPYING NO fHL.tc;UHA
Room for 3 borses, 2
Bdrm. ~ 2 bath ranc;h
home. En)oy your
LAGUNA BEACH
494-2146
POINTS SO M1ss1on Vit?JO Asso
770.0211
S 146,500. Ownr will you not". Your finest Channing .f BR home ":('/apac 111ast4:r
helpfinoftu. BluHs opportun1 ity, ontr. BR, living room & kitchen lOok.IDg out .
Worid Wide lrokers fered below rt!P aceme onto attractively land.sea~ nrivate · cost at $139,500. , r: • 673·454S yard w/magnlficent pool &Jocuu1.
HASSL~-4 Br 3 Ba.
JaCUUJ, ccntr11l air, 2-tOO Newport Beoch I 069
sq fl. Only steps to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~ animals & our many fine !!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ches. O.W.C. 1st TD =r is !IO motivated Large view home Open .:
lhat owner Will carry Sunday 1 5. 2406 Via
flnancmg-/a:;t escrow Menna, off Tustin . &
i!i;i :.111111!i S.: 1.!.'11 .•
~;,\;I 111 n; 1117.500. Laguna Ml~ I 052 Loguna Hic)uel I 052 UOATDOCK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and 2 Mde lies go with QUALITY
& comiort, co,ual or
formal entertaining
makes this on out.,tand
inc buy! Country
kitchen, fantastic master
Bdrm, le bath w1lh a total ct 3 Bdrms. le 21~ baths.
Relax & enjoy the
C.tallna sunset PLUS
proximtty to the Cineiil
schools 1n the area
$149,500
OCEAHVIEW
from lh1s bl!autafully di!
coratcd Niguel Shores
lownhome. 3 BR. 21 2 B,\,
formal dmmi: room &
bu1ll·in wet bar.
Professionally
landscaped )ard, access
PRICED REOUC l::D
$13,000 Sea T~rrace
guard gale area. Owner
asking S155,000 for lh11>
lg 4 br. family, Crml din
w oceun vu Must :.ell,
building 492·2958 or
496-61967
bl .. _ all me or 23rd, N B. Great famtl} poss1 "' c home w1Ui 4 bdrms & J your agent. but hurry! baths Yard has fru1t
$129,500 trees with room for
Ruiq &40·5oi>O Anvtrrl•t>
l..1-.ltilull 1'101 Bld-J
this beautiful 5 bdrm. ~~~~~~~~~ ram rm house 1tt •3 Lln· ;..;. da Isle Agent on pre
SOUTHUGUMA
StePI to 9th St. Reach.
newer 2 Bdrm + 2 b:ith
h9me with double
esport, bwjt Ins. beams
•• fireplad. Price re·
dlll!ed toaell at ~132.000.
PRICE SLASHED
$20,000
Moiey & ammal lo\ers
deh1ht ! ''2 acre 1n
La&una w commercial
~. l!froommg area,
dTiee PLUS 1 2 Bdrm. &
1 bath house Potential roe lurtber de\·elopment
.,present 1n('ome
1~ owe. ••t
T.D. $177,500
to private beach.JUST REDUCED to
$1Z7,500. Sl21,000 Best buy on hill.
SECLUDED ?A542 Los Serranos. 4br
LOCATIOH 2ba, shake roof, Paceset
ter home High grade
new cocoa crpt. de
corator drps w sheers,
stamed glass, dining l\v
Remea ln•eshMttb \olleybaU ct $174,500
S4'·4764 Scenic Pr~H
MEW HOME *675-5726*
4 BR, 3 BA, dining room. IEST
spac. ramily room w Condition, Pnce
conversation p1l , bltn Palermo Model
bar, extra lrg. bonui. Harbor View Home
room, Geneva model. $169,750
Pnced below new home
prtccs at $141,500 759-0226
NEWPORT CENTE R
R£Al.TY 640 ·1812 lng rm divider. perfectly _
rruses Sun 1-5.
Property HolL'e 642 3850 ---NEWPORT SHORES
A frame 3 & fam rm It'll
a beauly at $95,000. Open
Sun 15 231 Lugonia.
Property House 642·~
Oceanfront Hoose, 5
Bdrm ~.000 fnqwnes
to PO .Bo~ 1025.
Temecula
W~TCUFF
at end of cul-de sac in
planned development 2
BR. 2 BA. breakfasl
nook, llv111g room & dan
1ng area. Wood burning
r1replace. & air cond1
UoaUti. Ideal for single
per:>an or couple S83.500
lndscp d, many xtra~ SHADOW RUN 4 br, 2 ba,
View of .:razing cattle & loft home Xlnt loc
Saddleback to 1nhn1ty. Fam. comm'ty ~.000 Complete pnvary. Opn 830·70230wner
3 bdrm & fem rm. lt't>
BIG, 1t'~ UEALJTIFVL,
Woaldyoube&e•• it's at 1206 Essex Ln.
S92,500 for $154,500. Open Sun 2 6.
Ilse Sat Sun 12·4 Pnn ----Fcatunni? t lovely BR's. only 4~2921 Ow~r
CUSTOM HOME
m one ol Laguna N1guel"s ~-· ---Miuloft Vlefo I 06 7 f~ne:;l areas Spacious SUPERB BUY •••••••••••••••••••••••
t1h: entry leads Lo T...U Swl"'GoH Rr<ic1oui. laving room Upgraded &.1mrnaculate s
w warm decor. Large 3 bdrm home with view By owner. Madnd 671 1 r 11 m 1 I v r o o m , of rolling htils, covered br Ca:;11 Sarga Spcc.:t •
w f1rcplllct: & wet bar patio & secunly or fully unobstructed mountilan
pr 1 vale hack yard fenced yud. Amerut1es & golf course' u Walk to
w.co,ered pauo. family too numerous to hsl tenru~. golf course. lake,
pool & spa ~\ mu.:;t see to Woo'tlastlong. S9'J.2SO r cc center. Pro r lnd11cpd, bl'ilul. dcc;or da). $151,750. llf..'/ ~ _ w all upgrade• Art 6
LOCJ&9'G HICJlllld Reolty ,/ J()IW L wkdayi. 837 8260 130-SOSO 496-4040 R•:.1/ f !>l,1/•1 /111·
a Duplex 1 bloclt from _Property Hous.!_~
Uie beach? Well we han~ Large Custom Home.
one. Udo Isl~ Pool size lot
Call ~ ouo offers Fh.'xlhill· 673-3663 833·0523 E\e!> ty oo anlenor fl'atures
associated
IAOKEAS-RC:l\L TORS
l Ol\ W lolboa Hl·l•U
111·51 S JO .JJ83 Brokt•r
to0pt•rallon
NEWPORTSHORf:S
l bdrm, :t i.lory ramily
home. J~t r~u.:ed to
$107,000. Owner wunh of
fer 3:ll Collon Open Sun
\S
Property House 642 ~
LIDO ISLE 4 BR
WAHTED
REAL ESTATE
SAL~PERSON Ii REN·
TA.L AGENT openini-').
S.ll starter for a pro. .!!!!!!!~!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..
atl"llSive & innovative or· S E A T E R R A C E
flee. Gorgeo~ 3 br, 2 frplcs,
J M 011,11t Ii U.1, Pi.II,/
661·11t51 U31 38U8
De~perate• Di~orce
forces iia.le ~ lidrm, 21'1
~ Open House Thurs·
Mon 12·5, 2.2951 LUl'lDna.
MV 113()..37~ or 5816272
Owner.
Newport
Beauty 1 Br w pvt entry Agt.
$229,000 1 ·661 2626
WESTCLlf-i.' dlx :i br. 2
";. oc.-ean vu, pool, Lenms,
UMSo Q>ut Hwy. ftC .$126,500 494·3320
• LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457 3 BR uparaded condo. on
fail'llra7 El NiJuel Golr 111111!._ _______ , en. $95.000 By owner.
HOMI ott DUPW? 496-2899. 31505 F;ast Nine
IT"S UP TO YOU gr; Open Hse Sat Sun
8ellutift1} legal duple1t In -----~ R-1 ne1~hborhood, EL NIGUEL Country
~n remain duplex or be Club Condo J br. 2 ba
~ into loH'I} 4Br. Pool. Jacuzzi 830·~
~Ba born w ram rm, S E A T E R R A C E rs;P.~ & ~uae playroom, To"' n ho me 3 b r .•
• GRUT VIEW $105.000. Call: 496-5833
$t79.SOO aft 6P~f-----1
HOWMlD JOHMSOM Model To" nhome re·
REALTY duced Sl0.000 cn..11r sell· ,.97 17.... mg p\'lly for $74,900 Sngl
"" • """" IYI 2br +den 49>1596
S.O T errou Twnllm
3br, 2!hba. '9$,900. Call
714-84().2916 all 6
UVIMGAREA
Lovely 3 BR + family
w1dining room. spac. It\·
ing room. open beum
vaulted c~lllncs. Ira.
masleT BR. beautiful
pool. nre nn1. covt~
pabo. all for S99.500.
NEWPORT CENTER
REALT Y 640-1812
-----~ IJ7·Ho0 SIHOOO
'\USStON VIEJO'S
NO 1 REALTY t'JRM
ba, country style fam 4 BR, 2 BJ\, over 2000 3q rm outdoor enlertauung
rt of family bome patios Open d11ily, 1201
W comm pool, lsl time Pembroke By owner
advertised & 1t wont la11t MUST SELL. 646-983a,
at $135,000 CaU 898-71:1S5, Ever. 64'-0100 WHELAN REAL ~-----
ES?' ATE llGyfrotd &cha.
SEE AM ERICA'S MOST 1'4£WPORT Vt LL.A
Lido Nor.I P\er & Dock 4 + F. Baylronl Prop.
M2 5CXJZ or S45-SOOO x218 SUCCESSF1JL NEW Reduced! Pvt courtyd &
COMMUNITY fantestac p:.atao. Spanish O~ PF.NIN . hu~e 5 hr. 4
FAaRAH'SFAUCfT tile. brick. ~e('lullcd ha. evcr)thanit n1•w 1
ts surrounded by the pool!Allamcnat1cs'Jhr. CAll.Bruccat96847bllor
most beaut. kitchen & ram1ly rm Open Sun Rick S at 963 5678
bo Uld ...,..~ 1bly iU9 Wmdward Ln.
CUMI EYEIY bun;>~~. F";;~ a I Kaftsy Trocy attr. AXB.UPPER
D R,F R Pnc.cl to sell 548·1927 752-2887 ATTH!IEACH! MOUNTAIN at $109.700! • 1--------11111111 Two uruts, near Pav1hon
'tll you find. aea"lty KICK OFF TIME Good rental area Sellt>r
tucked in lovely hillside DaUXI SOMBtSET needs money Asking Kick off your 1hoes & • "'-area, Uus 4 bed.room Pt<: atroll through this IJ:. 1042 PCW't Weybri....,.. Sl2S,900. Make offer. Op~ D ... ILY I ·4 tw-e ot beauty fr1tmed •n arimous • ~wsltely lie-ore& SUM. 1-5 Joan Howe.Southlanders '°" ,,,_ elegant wrouahl iron roraled SBR. A C. prof PricedReduced 5411_·5_77_4.....-__ WflITEWATER Vu .. w.
Custom 3 br, home on I"
P·r 0 r e s " I 0 n a I I y
laad~capcd lot
~autlfully deco1 d . new
C1Jtg. & drp,; l\1tch ..
Gourmet coolc'!> dehte.
$159,500 lmmcd. pos
(91>..taf42
29221 TIER RE fencing. Swet!pmg view' I and H 1 pc d home tustomazed home with -gorgeous pool & If you are looking ror a jacuzzi-only S99.500 VA PRlME! bllns tncld. Manicured IAYVIEW
s hftrp home w new A.5SUMABLE Loo! Open MAGNIFICENT landscaping.
torpetina. drapea. wood uis·JOpm, Mon Thurs. For the de:1cnminallng
entry Ooors prof buyer, gorgeous 4BR
I a n d s c a P e d w home orren everythm11..
~
• I IJ.., K it R ! ,\ L 1 'r
1 J,11f1 /I I .u ,f \ti1• <.r
/)I) I t1~\I 11•1 ("l~j 4'iJf llJI
Mobile Hpme. focated In
exclus Bayl!ltde Village, 2
Br 2 Ba, Din Rm, Den.
wetbar, lndry, bltn11, etc
By own~r Pnnl' Only
$59,500. 675-7903
Newport's Finest
4 IR..P•Jaaml
1539C ...... ..S ....
e>p.n Sot & Sun I ·5
• •UMITED IROKERS
JohtCany
64&.7414 GRt
NEWPORT CREST
TRlLEVEL
Purchased a year ago as
a furnished model. 4. Br, 2~• ba overlooking pool,
& tennis courts. Bike to
ocean Call Hadley
8(7 81*1 ------
1907 Glenwood I.ft
Must See! Immac! 4 Br,
3 ba. dm rm, fam rm. 3
car gar, pool. Beautifully
decorated & upgraded.
better than new $21.5,000. Ph 642·4688 . Take
Ashford off Sanuaio.
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
Peggy Taylor Rltr.
Call 494-1017
BELOW MARKET!
Back Bay 48r. Cam. l~
1>11, Crpk S82,900. Prin
only 751 ·1n __ 24 ____ _
RELAX
CARE.FREE LIVING
"R"PlAM
2 LCJt bdrmt, fGfNm,
l batha, hi .......
SpoclOua. SI 54,500.
2'27 Perta
Cln Tiie lhiffs)
GRUIER
REAL ESTATE
759-0259
MUST SELL!
Fer SaJe AB Hi!\!! 3 Br 2 ea. end or qwet street.
Pia n ta st i c v 1 e w s . BedliCGJ Meoo ......
'Pnnkle~ rron,t &edrear I jQuail ~ I\, c. plush carpets
onlrg. corner enc lot. Plac• . custom drapes &. u
Loolt no further. 3 BR + p t• 1''oreverViewt
family room. 21.1 BA. rap•r ••• WE"REPU'nlMG
massive b1ick frplc A 1400 ou•?ls,~-~?!~u "AC" real beauty. Sl.25.900. __ --You on to 11 gN!ot op·
YEA TS 1 ~-"'-.o.·t I OSS partun1ty to own this at·
Hewport h och COIKto
Lowest pnced 3 Br on the
market today, m park
likesetling. Call
IAYFRONT By owner. New, elegant,
enterlaln1n1 home LUXURY COMDO w/vlew. 4 br + + + U ·
Big Bay Ocean vu Adult lru! 645-0758
EBB TIDE REALTY
494-046$ .,_ ~ lractive 38R home on a ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMPANY fantastic vu lot! Oodles
1050 __ 4_t_9_·J_J_3_7 __ -.... SUPERCOMDO ~.~~-t.~~w s1.t.9oo. IUlltlA'" S ~f-. ..OUW tlUl fY
sec bid~ Boal !!hp, pool. OCEAN VIEW &. 4LL
Lge 2br, 2ba Sac. NEW 2 Br. old CdM.
$17S,000 Sy Own. Will $118,500 See 1-4, Sat 1'
trade for season~d Sun.412Hazel.67~·1600 TD 's Opn 10-~ SatJSun ....................... OPENSl\T&SlJN,2Br2 Pride of ownership, IOKUSIAIY
B a co n do , 2 3 8 2 l ceramic hlo entry with Tropical parad1!ie ent1·~·
Hillhurst. 1'40, $57,900 pecky cedar. lJpgr1ded leads to lhls huJ:e. 4Ult
17&3°"8"9• Co••• ... ..._ 310 Fernando, Bal Pen BEACH SHACK w/plans, 3 BR. 2 BA hm w pool. 645·9161 •40!!. Carey, 213 661-0361 permits rot 3 llY te· Mint 'cond. S81,SOO. May r~ n t. 0 w n er 1 a gt .
4f4.8811. Owner.~ ~2 an beautiful earth tones. Charmt'r' ioMl'full~ 1k
•y 0'6A..1El Country kitchen with no ""'raltod Ready f11r You•
OPEH HOUS! m«>del. $97,SOO. 675·1666
60 I Udo f'Gl"lt Dr JASMINE CREEK ADAM&EVE
I YIEW-S6t.9SO "'" wax floors. Patao wllh ,\Soicnfatcat~!IS.5o0' Feel at hom(' an the 111!.h l''anta&t1c 4Br + den, fire nn~ Spar. master 1:arden!> & tree shadrcl Wult>rfront Condo View Beautiful Plan II model.
181> De1ree view over ~ure World; beautiful
3"bdrm .. 2 bath condo. all
"'one floor; adult area.
'31oveln (astl
profe~1onally decorated bedrm, storage •alore. ~l-.:R\ IM~ 1urr-ound111.:s of th as
&lnd.°'cpd, must~ee Comm. pnol and ri:c Tltf; t::STIHt-: enchanting est.ill' an
rtm1PF for Aaent 'Huge pool size yard.
675 moo s i B 5 , o o o • P h
OPEN SAT1SUN 11·4 rac11 's. Great starter SAOOl.i':n/\<'I\ Dt,tblufr EnJOY the tn· I ACK IAY CHARM
2Sa42V1aP1edraBlanca home. Offered for V\LLf,\' formalitv of the !lpa<'. 5 8r lBa,fo'am Din Rm.
(714 >493 2341, ~.O.Bo"
89 South La1una, CA
!1267'1 831·94.\7 S68.500. 711 837·9~ family room openini: on J74J Irvine Ave NB. By
----• OP£Nl2·5:Sat Sun 7Hi58l l000 lbe picture perfect owner.$155,000. 6450286 WESTCLIFF The fastest druw in the 22991DalzLa.645·J47'1 groundsorthcfnrmalaty or 4!)4 6961 OPEN IO
We!!l. a Datl} Pilot RedCarpelRHltor~ VIEW WILUERNE!lS of thl' din1nJ( arra SAT SUN1·5 lestluyt Y wnff Clai;~iC~d Ad T'hone1•--------GLl-::N Beautiful Buena 3 w crystal <'hanrlcllen1 ____ ;;;;;;;;;,;-! I st OfferirtcJ
t>U·Sr.711 bdr 1'1 ba Super yards Owner bought another, DECORATOR H.crt of th. Woods +upgrades. Only $75,900. so must sell. 1134.900 WATERFRONT CONDITION LO&jM ltocll I 048 L.oc)l.wto leach I 048 •:,!•··················· ...................... .
Coldwell Banker
RCSlaNfl.Al BROl<ERAGE COMPANY
••OPEN HOUSE 1-5 **
31371 Paseo Del Sol
Villa Pacifica
22962 Via Maramar
Villa Pacifica
a>O Ave. Salvador
$87.500
S96,000
San Clemente $199,000
25652 Paseo De La Paz
Snn Juan Capo $335,000
teLLTOP DAMA POU« COHDO
Beautiful, nearly new, 3 bedroom,
2~ b:ith, 2 story model. Wood bum·
ing lircpJnce, pool. saunas. 1acuzz1.
Lovely ocean breezes. HURRY!
$88,500.
A COUWIU.14HICH CO.
496-7222 831 -0836
~~._,,._ ...... ,.,...
Lovely 4 BR home In pvt. 581 6700 VACATION ltOME ON Extra lar ge c()untry
wooded sellln.11. Spac -WATf;R Bellut1(ul 1 kitchen, 3 Bdrm, 2 bn, kilchen&famrm opens Sorrento Model , 4 Br, 2 Bdrm Mob\I(• home, new wood Ors, carpet'I{,
to bnck patio & deck1n1t &. fpk. cothedrill clgn• completely Curnlsbed wall paper, appliances,
Call Judy. VA LL EY an Lav Rm & Mstr Bdrm, ---All amenities for adult including microwave
REALTY, 586 76R7 or lgc patio, pnvocy lot 111 PIHINSUU POIMT llvlnl{ community pool. $149,500 Call for appt.
588-0222. ground sprnkl~. S82,500 411 Bellvie\\ t.anl• jacuul & recreation 642-0953 wkn~. 546-52'3
586 6102 A 2 br d~am on 11 large facllltles. Pos!l1ble boat wkdys 50' WATERFRONT 28reordova. 1 ~. lot Open Sat/SRu1n. ~bpa\'a1lable 164.000 "'""'TBL_U_F_F ____ _
Sail from your pvt. dock beaut. uparaded. walk to $159,500. John Klose tr SALISBURY REALTY v:w. Newly deco ~br
to ynur bch & tennis rec ctr (teonrS'I Nie• _645-6822______ Call 673 6900 +exqwsite den, approx dub! This elegant nbrh1I Ii> Owner. so D
custom1ietl, Deane home $68.9011. 831 11634 or .,,,_,JUPENTI~. ?~r 2Ba 131l34. S179,500 Pnn on
w 3 BR. &o"er2soo11q ft S4402tH _., nt\er.u >· ~ · ---------1 ly.640.0049 1s nn a so· lot in a pnme ~ Brkr 752·9023 HIWPOllT CREST
ltM:at1on for the bei;L of Barcelona 3 br. itrl'Bl New lashnR Harbor View CONDO TWO
the good lire. Huiie view, AC. fenced )ard. Home Montego. 4 Bdrm. Most deMreble plan I 2 ''GREB41RIAR5''
maste r ~ulle haa $118,000 Uy owner. 2 ba Sl39500 Fee 1712 Bedrms & den with Under conslruction-itet
c-athedrnl open hc1 m <7111756 J62!l Pt. Wei.t~u~e 644·4218 ocean qew Uparaded in on the •round noor-
cetlings & O\erlooks lake -----------~ncipleonly. cpts&drpe, wet bar, pool buy now, move in later!
+2nd m1111trr BR w P\l. UNIQUE " tenrus courts. 8lcycll1 TheM? lwcunous R tor:Y
entrance! Also Ira coun· TOWMHOME Qceon & ltarbor Vu By di!ltance to boeh, Of· 8 [ o c A N y o N
try kitchen. huge hobb.V owner. Must Sc-II. Lusk lertd rar Sl:IS,000. Red townhom~J with Country
room.Great price' Ope~ i:~:;Y h~~ llv~ne~ Condo Dys 833-8151, C.rpetRealtora,645·347'1 Club atmotpherc, have
TOLLE roo c.,. eve wkndsM8·9875 mirrored werdrob a, * * lou bltns w !Corning - ----_,_ f'replace1, formal din· cook·top Z BR. ll' BA, BLUFFS. hi(ilhly up '
*REALTORS* bcauufuhy deeotated In graded 3 Br 2\-z Ba con HST MEWPT. IUY lnic, lush carr.ietln1. and
camel Ir whtl .Attarhed 2 do. nr pool $125,000. B)' SuMy HVJI MonteJo, 4 a.re close-to pool, tennlB & •586-1500• car aar. patio & 2 pvt. owner coll tor appt. br, Cam nn. 2 bn, quietst. aolfl One Is an end unit!
fenC\.-d yards. more like a 152-11492, 840-8857 or nr pool •1rhl1. tlrT,500. Exclus1.-e area. Open lll
SA VE S-ly OWMr
8eauUrut L•k~ front
home. 2 111ory, 4 bdrms, 3
balha, /rp)('. walk In bar,
hnmed f'louuslon •
Lowest prtct nn the lake.
Sl21.000, make ofr.
68\·572()
up. homl!. Needs fast &40.838l ppen House Sat/Sun 1·5, 8::JOp1n, Mon·Ttiul"!I· aalutSi',000 -1951 Port Weybr1dae Pl.
8/1.YFRNT t BCH, orc11llor•pptl3.1~· IM lft I *TOLLE* MC>bllehom('. 2 Br. 2 b.•. ---, U
frplr. f>n C'hnl Vu Qu1lc HARBOR VlF.WHOMES lac•
*REALTORS• ~C:~: ~~IK>Ow~'i!'.1:11n if!· ~18:·~~~ 'n~ ~-'~ •516-1500• !'°J2-A. PM: S'1a.2SH own .&I0-1049 ,... IUT.Ht'W'f'Oe
Cathedral ceilings in living room , den
& formal dJning room; 2 lt'g floor to
ceiling fireplaces.
By appointment only 640-5971
IY OWM -SJOSMO
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fitU'Lor Vu,w ....Jl.o~
"CARMEL MODEL.,
2033P.tW.,.....
OPltC HOUSI SAT. 6 fUM. I ·S
Recently redecorated t hru ut I ! 3
Bedroom & Family Room
$139,900.
t4J.&l71 9'3-765J..-ft.M.
~
Newpori hecll I 069 MtWport .J.ci. I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
JUST REDUCED sin.coo
Must see ttlfs lovely Westehrr bome. 4br
+ram rm w/brick rrptc.
Park hkt yard. Ownen
have. moved It ere very
&Ndwi. SUtitnlt all Of· t~•· S11saa , 531·65'1, ~ St8-1S78. Act
Exl/ilaratirig Pitws.
Gunrdtclgat<.',
Au enviable address.
Unparalleled lttXft')~
Fortlmmriu~ is d ki11d
· ()f lii1iug more elegam1
more refined tluw
Nc.wpon Beach
has eti~r. k11(1w11.
1
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lJy Ownet". Very h11bly home. m,too/oeaolla· Rent under $130. 3 m1 lo TRIPI.EX 2 br's l!ach Great Newport Beach area! All units
up&nded, 10 Bluffs. 3br, ble,OWC.43:HS37 ~•nS.:.~5~~· c106istu17lhSt. $14!9,500. have refers & laundry equipment in 2~ba. fam rm, ll9l,;510ll. OPEN HOUSE 5 t/S er. ' · f>'IXF.R UPPER Tnplex laundry room. Ownt!r may carry large lncludea laJld. Opo Hse a un EB~ll! MODB. w/S745 mo 1ncomt: TD R d d t $lu.:: 000 "-t Sun 1 ... or by apip\ J.2.4Sun Uouow. 2 br, 1\ia ~ 1s t . e uce now o "N, • ..._ .., Cl• b 163 9 o L d d P~ible e111y lt:rms. i\l elm Prin only. 29S7 Queda a . .;,_1254 • 0 • oa e · HOME SHOW s112.ooo. Outstan g buy'
6'0-3385 8 ~autllully decorated 2 SEP. llOUSJ::S on 11 TRl-,LEX
---------OWNER Mu.st sell! Spar. Moblle Homes .-ill bl! lot. One is "bramJ new" 2 Two year old Pnde of Ownership
Private Party, 14-i~hea to 'br, 3 baa. f7l.SOO +1.lnt. displayed this Sunday 12 t.tory. And one is oldt>r units Spacious 3-bdrm, 2 bath owners urms Besl b"" in area .., ___ -s P.M. al Lhe Mar IJ ut com pl l' t l'ly r" trade S Br home 1>n • "'ol • '""""• -• umt with fireplace! primepartofCo5t1 Mesa ~505Sortll3·7'l1t0 nOll Hotel In New!)(lrt modeled and rl.!uecorat
G 01 f c 0 u r 5 e f ~' vn.t.AGE San Juan a br, ft:,~~· ~e~:io izacr~· ~cs~6:!r~use is a 111><XI 4·PLEX ·i
waterfront home w1pler 1 b1 Co1,1ntry Court Will will be shown In \his inve&tm't Call fur mort' Excellent rental area 2 m1 es from
IY OWNER
Cc.do At P• OIMrt, Ctlf.
P•D...tT .... a.
4MSO ll.c ... LC9e
i;·um1i.hed -$110,000 II Court.a -1.750 liq ft.
Only 100 condo units. 6 Pools &J1cuiw. wetbar. etc ....tc. Will be IJhown by owner -C.R. Reiter
from today 'lil sold or 10/ 19/17. Call Cl I
714/346·4727 <Reiter I &/or (I l 7t4/146·S68S
(tennis club Q/c ), or Portland. Ore.ion (1)
500, 226-1151
•l&AHNTALS
Why pay m-$30 when
)UU tan tt•t the beat for
less. SlS fee. 7 Daya
S135 r W1W1bed wart
SOO duplex
$116 &ch. uUlpd w/)'d
1215 l br pie~. uUI pd ~ 2ur hCiuae ll. lkb
l2502brhousew/yard cm 3hr unit klda ok ens 2br z story condo
w/pool, kids ok
11126 Newport Bl, C.M.
$1S. f('C 6-45-5990 ~ ~'"· !Jnd•. Lido,"' home. Wood po to o , .. ,,,, puhhc P""'w &t; beach. AH 2·bdrms & fenced buck
546-3757 640-0818 or t95·S216 alt for l DAV ONLY. Don't yards. Great buy at $134,000.
LaJolla Pratia1ous hme. 9PM mW this ftne show! DUPLEX • LOWI LOW! Refll ' 1.1
:ipedaculur <1cean view. $7,500 DOWN G 0 L DJIEO!:ESW EST 21 EASTSIDE COSTA hESA Ocean front1o1et1. Clrt:ylar Dll [/ 11
dnve, aeclwlon & rn1.1ny Open 15 Sun.~ AP· •r 1 u 2-bdrm unit w/pnvult> patios on de·
xtraa. <:all '3li 6184 (714> pfewood Crt. Vllla&e San W•1tcliffR.affy sirable comer in NEWPORT HGHTS! B Juan. l"antasUc 3 br, 2•,,. VlkiBa Scandia
yownt"r. b a, fa m II y b om e Beaulitun y upgraded. HartN»r Vl~w Completely remodeled exterior, lands-
IAY FtlOMT HOMI w/laltes. hills, country ~~60. 2 bedrm, 2 bath A ,·iew onented Juxun caped/sprinklered.
BealltifulNwpt. Bay b almoephere. Comg, .llO· coach ln desirable Hunt-condo, Jlbt mmutti.~ from 7 UNITS your froo\ yard. Private, in&. aooo at $85,500 ington Buch adult park Laguna 13uch & Dana Pt p d 0 S h unc:on~esledcommwuty. ARCH BAY RE. LWlwious living for the Harbor. 3 111, den, 2V.: ri e of wnership ix town ome
Fee almple. 2 bdrms. a 681-lBllS.J.C fussy buyer. nus formal Du. w 1 l'1'\cni.1vc up· units with huge owners· urut Garages,
baths + den & fireplace. Santa Ana I 010 dirun& room. hvmii rm grade:.. This home an a too.
Remodeled kitchen, new ••••••·•••••••••••••••• raauty rm. Ctm\rlll A C. pnvale c11mmun1ty ll> a
<:alone S1C stove. hOod, GUMM.,.IHG "\•tbar.2-Carport.1:11.ns en•at tn\l'~tment at
dbl 6.mk, dbbwasher Ir Ut &so much mcru! OCfcrcd $99,9110
hot waU:rheater. Dock & •POOL• atS49,950. K. R. ProperiiH
slip for your power boat OPEN SAT •st:rr SJl·~.«J.eves.8'&2·8434 1·661-0555
to 40'.By owner, no 2001Sout!>w· .. t'll tnt1RENetwork
agents pis. S23S,OOO. 3BR $58.~ ~~~~~~~~~jl..u..'<ury arr com.I. model.
673-3388 I Nr. t~er & Edinge:--Upgrades, :1 Ur +den
PRICF. SLASHED from P.KJ. 847 IS553 Golden K~y !,!f_c64• n09S S I 5. A gt.
MOB1LEHOMES"ALES '"" F~1~~;r!~i LAND Nrss!~~:.i:~:.~ ~~ llke model. Huce
) r() P .. tlo•. deckih.. '72 VUUNG 24X64, :? BR.
l:>l r .ite! Ca.II ~ally 2 B a , (a m -r m
'12 GlLL 421XIH, 2 BR, 2
1800
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Open Ilse 1-4 Sul/Sun
6ltl Goldenrod. CdM . !ttOPer;;ENMr~ eiHA'o'\.U,52S.nE15 LOTS <JY1~-101
Bu. truly upgraded Income Properly 2000
Sunday 1·5. Charmine 3 CS206UX> •••••••••••••••••••••••
br, 2 ba, family t m, din· BR FOUR U.._.ITS · J •-hi 'TlLANCER20xS7,2 • n
inJ rm, I· rooms • 0 F 2 Ba. A Dull llousc ! ceil',as. Frenca-doors ($42S3X-U> COSTA MESA
open lo la. pa.Uo. C!'ltm. $11.9,500. Trade up lo 20 built HOhtetn house on unit.a.
wide lot. Comp. UP· * Sl7-SOOO * RC T.A YLOR CO
gra«Md, malnLCrn. Jusl BAYSIDE VILLAGE 50
TWO 4·PLEXES
COSTA MESA
Newly pamted & completely de·
corated inside & out. Excellent corner
location 1 Will s ell separate or
together SUBMIT OFFER PRIDE
REDUCED!
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
3 UNITS
Rear owners' unit has large family
room with fi r eplace. Units are
freshly painted -carpets, drapes,
pool!
l"Quail liilPlace Praperties ·
752-1920 ~-~
1400 QUAIL ST. NlWPORT BEACH
Income Prc>perty , 2000 ~County •• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • P'ropttiy 25 00
Savu Ume, gas Ii money 1
we speclollze In tho10
hunt to find renlal11 to lit••
your budeet-1lll prlCH ~
1111 al"'l!as. \ ZOUNITS
PRICE REDUCED for
1mmcdiu\e aale-
Ot·oanside Recenll)'
painted lovely
landscapin g. Only
S420,00ll Open hi 8:30pm,
Mon Thusrs.
••••••••••••••••••••••
BUILDABLE LOT
2526 Enclna Way, plans
for 3 Br 3 Ba, Din Rm.
!!100 1q.ft. Coasthne
v1ews. Call for details:
UITIDERLTY
494.9450
BUlLDABLE LOT
1335 Skyline Dr., permit
ls ready. PlaM for 3 Br
2~' Ba. loft, Fam Rm.
Dtn Rm, 3700 sq.fl. Room ror pool, great views.
EBB TIDE REALTY
494·9'56
Capistrano Pallsad .. R·l
lot, qu1e\ 'tee Uned st. Nr
ocean Prln onl~. ~.
Owner,548-8251
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$71500 CRY
Sharp 3 ~r with central
air. Loc:lted In the Caun
ty. Larae lot. No down tt>
any Veteran.
SI.BO doll hou.se, nr bcb. •
*200uUlpd no las\ mo,
1225 2 Hr kida pell ok.
12.'lS nice 2 Br kids pell
S2GO 2 Br kids pe'\s ok
12t.O ull 'pd 2Br kida aar
$36.5 2 Dr kid.I pe\I ok
S21S3 Br kid.I pool
'Si!&S2BrFPmu.stsee ,
1oo·s 100·1 It lOO'a more
550 avl, 1, 2 fJ 3 Br. Call tho 2 ex~rts at Conaumera"
55 .. 7777
Wortd IHI flltat.
Gi.de a!Ml save. Sml tee ard1ff By The Sea older Ufe. ~
home in good cond. ---------. Beaut ocean vu. 3br, Sure we collt more, but.•
:!ba $79,900. Opn Sun 1-5. ~·re worth ill~ ff
2107 Glasgow. 1·"'36·5228 HOMEFINDERS
Estate $135. b1ch uUl. pd. Exchange 2100 s1..s t br rum. unit
•••••••••••••••••••••• $2402br, uUl pd pl~
'
.... S2502br, fncd! Gar y pay tUes • r.x. ~S3br2ba kldsT.H.
change! Frank Zolarnty Sll05br3ba kida·pets'? Real\or.~'8S02 Ask for your f r ee
PROBLEMS? llomefindera movln1 kit
w/lee .t C.M ofc only
They are our specialty 557 0822
Creatively handled by "----· ----train ed coun1elors.
Phone tor appolntn)l'n\.
675-4961
THI CAUJSON CO.
REALTORS
P.819Newport Blvd, N.B. .....
..
st.epe lo P'1.. ~cb & ten· LAN D Mobile Home 1 BR, 1 Ba. ___ 9_5_5-0 __ 3 __ _ n1s. The ulhmale in New lutchen. l&e pauo.
.Newport living~ AUrac· Near clubhse" pool ); Uve terms. courtesy lo $1? ,500. 675-2'158
W-"d • • L.and tnveatment, prime """_'_Properly 2000 lncomt Property 2000 res. lot, xlnt vu,'* acre, IU:rs.
lUViaJucar,6151331 4BR.2BA.Soutb ~for-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apple Valley. $15,000.
---------, borne. New carpets, ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPl:Jlt..I HOUSE )'l'I. new. All oo \4 acr•. .-.~~ ~--
t;;f"'lll Ne> down to vets. Vacant ""' '"'"" .. ""'" PRIM! 1-S Sun, 1915 01.ibuco, • ready tor lmm~la DEVaoras I~. Terr. 41.ir, 3ba F.X(.'C. occupaot'y. Call oow! Riverside County 1n Sun· E..ASTSIDE
hm. Pool. Fee Simple. 898· '18SS, WHELAN nymead, approx. 490 COST A MISA R.E. Nf:tworks, 841 4431 REAL ESTATE. acres. Perfect for mini· DUPLEX
r_ ..... • -I 086 ruches. S •h ies from 3 Bedroom up,..r unit MUST SELL!
HARIORVU
4br. 2be, upgraded Jnt
AJJ t>n t'Jc yrd, S149,900.
()po Sun J ~ 2015 Port
Chel~a. ~1981
~--..--Lake Perris. .-••••••••••••••••••••••• R.C. TAYLOR CO. wtth sundeck, lower 2
E bedroom wrth enclosed OPEN HOUS 955-0350 pal.lo & yard. Km& med
Sat/S.. I Z.5 a "'CR&••MCH bedrooms. ind1v1du11l "" -laundry areas, bwlt·m 216670cean Vista )'liter upper house. 3 car range, oven. i:arbagc
Aliso Lacuna ~e. bunt house, out dlsPo5al. & d1shwai.hcr & SpectacuJarOceanVu bfda1 , well W"lcr, f I J 5 2 2b ,., .. b f • .. 1rcp ace!> lllll yeari. ~ Slly r, • .,,. a. am fencng, Jots ot trees Be old Owner de~ircs e'<· Lar,. l bdrm, 2 1\0IQ'. rm, pool, . in g · s P 11 t ant o -2 · s chani:e for ad1ht 1onal un
Newly painted lo 41 out. Real Estate Networks. Terms BKR. als 1n Sun Clemente .
Steps to ocean. Stll,500. 847 U37 C7lll 676-5717 SH6,50U
C•YWOOD • OWNER SACRlF1CE OR522~ COUOfHEWPORT
REALTY INC. 1135.000, onJy 180 deg 7 ACRES 6 7 S..5511
tr 54'-UfO ocean •le• lbls prtce. Tuni of the century. 2 -----------c Lot worth astln1 price: 1--------·-------~-1 cute 3 Br hme worth story Victonan mansd1on Dlshss rropH+y!
CATA.UM.A VIEW $60,000. 8emt1·remodele<I Barn many out-bl J.!"1· I can hntl tl for vnu
l·n •· oul. Pu-ha••r could "ater, on paH?•l roJC By Owner. Chff Dr. N" pt .. • ~ ~ r BKR fkoa<'h art:J :opct'tah-.t Hgt.s, 3 Bdrm. l'"-r bath, name colors. 30832 ,\crcso lr~s ProbillC~. fo"orcdt>'>Ur(•s,
din1na r-m , basement. Marilyn Dr., above l7\.tlfi77 SWI Ranltruptc1es.D1\orcc.
frplc. new carpet. paint. Alpha Bela. ALSO ORS22-~ ln\~lmentpropert1t',..
wo,cn woods & drapes SBB.900 firm. Mlnt condi· leoch Pr.,+y 13 50 Below m111let pnce
Prin\:tple-. only Sl62.!>00. liOn 3 Br 2 Ba Laguna ••••••••••••••••• •••••• World WJ• lroliers
Forappt.&e>S:.'07 Ni1uel , 29436 V1sl1 VEHTURAICEYS Cell673·~
WESTRAY INCOME HOMFS
TRIPLEXES
COSTA MESA-
..... SOUTM COAST PLA1A
$I 59 ,000 to $164.500
3 ....._, 2 bath "OWMf''a" ..wt,-two 2
......... -.its.
f'eatures complete carpet, drapes,
landscaping. Fireplaces (3 Bdrm).
Private patios & decks, gar ages.
Construcllon complete approx.
Nov. 15th.
17 I 4J 54a.34CM
Ptau.. <l9H625 Sat Swl, YACHTMAN'S DREAM ~~~~~~~~
ii NA Iv msg Super custom home on -lncOftle h-operty 2000 Inc~ Property 2000 S..Ca.-11tit 1076 Tustin tOtO o~ersil.ed lot in Ventura ............................................ ..
544-6752
OCEAN VIEW
Bulldablc level lot,
ro-<100, 2sly OK. i8M.
Pailman Rlty Co. lnc.
538-9305
1.99 ACRES. ioned R·3, nex~ to apt. complexes.
Jn Indio. g.~700
DR.A.kl & ASSOC.
ACRES No down, f19
mo 7,.J. until pu1d. S7JIOO
Jo'. P., on fwy in Barstow.
Also 5 acrea ln Vlc-lorvllle Sl30 mo. K· 1 ________ _
lnv911menl '154· 7900
••••••••• ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach. 140' of water rron 7 UNITS 2 UNITS SEASHORE
BEST BUY IN SAN OPEN HOUSE by owner-tage,50'boatdock,greal SANCLEMENTE nl<>,000.FP $45,000dn
CLEMENTE. FUii ocean B 2\.11 aa-' do Fpl kitchen, wet bar. master Coat.a Mesa. $17,500. In· TRI·PLEX-J.2·2-in lop Deluxe H .B. Duplex, 1---.....;----,-------------, view. frorn tbia pr of 4 t eon · c, bdrm wilb own balcony, come. Huae lot 1169.950 cond., 4 yrs old Only walk lo ~ean~ OWNER
decrt'd a BR. 2 BA hm ;n ~ .affJnctea~.sso. 3 car a1ra1e. S24S.ooo. 6 UNITS Sl2'1.500 WILL CARRY FINAN-
Harbor El\ates. All elec 131· e · Ne hon Re a ho rt, BERTHA HENRY CJNO. Uke (2) prlvate 3
kitchen, quiet st, only EMGUSH (805)6'4-1836. Ask for on 30,000 sq fl + + + lot. • REALTORS BR, 2 Ba. 2s\y ssl family
5119,500. Try .U% down, COUHTWYSTYLE J.tutlel LaJ'ffn. 1.ooed C·2 R-4 Eaalslde mDelMar 492·4121 homes. Each aftpn 1500
& hurry. P rine. only. -----'"-----1 Costa Mesa $129.950 1---------f\ • .. 1 .. k \ ..... -... •·
('114> 496-8033 or <213) GrackJUs 4 bednn, 2\Ai IAJAIL\CHFaOMt ~9998a8'. • • 'FOUR-PLEX~C.M. :t.hs·. ~~tor"~~lt a
313-5109 ba th h o ... •e o n a 2Br2Bahouse,12m1S. 2-J BR. 2-2'S. O n ly clnls. Luslflundscaplna. --------1 bea uUfully landscaped, ot bord ~000 8)' St29,500. Owner/A't. OCEAN BAYS. 3l '11 Cendos o.ly . very private alte. Ex· owner 7f%.a.,. &iB1 · OOSTA MESA U.2 br un-Call540-0555. ....'Iman c M 1•~ 0680 32 Uatingtl In 6 dtfferent tensive use of walnut · · l\S. Pool & well malnt rU{ • • • '""
complexes Some ocean panelin(4heivybean)s. C=wdd • $425,000. Sprinl Rily.I•-------•
amenities, mape, IMni LaVls.tlly crpta A draped. Property I 600 Raya 213-~ TllPLIX
informallonfroin$65,ll(J(J T as t ef u l u se of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Beat rental area ln
to rtoa,ono Mr. Avery wallpaper, Country 1ize LIA't * SPe'DAIU * Newport Beach Qwclt
1·5PM, 4't·'7S3 <Antu.ey kit. A f1 mll1 rm w:ad 2.iz Acrea, vacant land, 2 houses on l lot, 3br" view or the ocean.
21 • Joining sunny brlcir ZClled C·l. on BnstA>I St., 2br. Nicely renovated sus.ooo. •
pallo. Formal dining rm, property w/7'1. spend•· JONIS RLTY OCEAN" Hll.L Vu• br lo1d1 of cabinets & Costa.Mesa. ' blepermo f71.SOO.
home. Choice area. atoraae. Livin g r a> Ht-.. RHl lstat. •67>-6210•
SllUOO. Open Sat Sun w/maa\er bedrm tulle ~~dtn
1-5.. Tll Aveiuda Colum· open to b andaome
bo, C121act.492·1420 redwood deck. Footblll 645-6625
I O .. E ... n>t'I Hi Sehl. $123,900. Don £-L-• · U Now. J -+ ~r... · Ollerl Realton, 731·3111 ; -e-ve s •• ..,
USTSIDE/CM
3 on t lot incl pool + rm.
lo build 4 m~. Plans in·
DRIVE BY
998 El Camin
lltCodaMesa
Brina the family. Older J l'T1'7t E. l7thSt. tusun. Prime comm. Joe. on cor· ~ .. -a..18 D Ill BR, 2YJ B.\, 1m ~-ft.. ner z tMJor .su nr Dis· '1CAllU
11<:ni1S from park with J\JST J.JSTED El Sereno neyland. Blda baa been
eluded. For detailed info. _____ ...___,......,4
Catalina view, PLUS 2 pVl. atirte ln exclusive beaut converted lo 4 $177 500
BR apt, Stepe \o tellllll No Tu:st~ area. Spac. It suite oflu:e + lobby Yearly lnco'me s"15,600.
courts, only Sl.U.ZOO. VA m lop cond. Quiet Cul·dr· Bonus bldg alao iJlcld. Bi,; 4 bdr m. upper & 2
Call.
Kathy Tracy Rltr
548-urn 752·388?
termsoll. ~ac s l , Secluded yd' .QoWdbeconverted load· bdrm lower FantaaUc
BERTHA HEN8 V w/fruit trees. Walltlna d1lional 4' s\es. Total btftch lnvel\tment. JU!t MUST Uc;>UIDA TE!
REALTORS dlatancc to a ll achla pack11e offered at listed• Agt S46-9S98 11 units w pool-Palm
215 De1Mar 492-4121 '119,SOO. Terry MalanlOli $149,500. World Widcl•-----. ... --1 Sprtnfs-123,500 gr. inc.
GRACIOUSUVSMG ~lr.832·1729 Brokers.67~-Sl89,000. 9 units Big
Jn thb spacious 2Br, 38a SKluded Rmc:h«o *PRIME LAND• 194~:-u~~~~p~~m ._ ~::~s1t, ~nJ.r o!~~
Condo, w/frplc Ir •lew of 3000 sq.IJ. house oa ~ •13.SOO' Dana Point NEW B I "'"""' 640-2344 e>cHn " hills. Ocewn 1cre, I con"al4, 6 stalls. ~PacillcCstHwy 1 r ncome ~ --------
front. compte~. at~ps tn close to 1-~oothdl Hi and •ldul tor rast food, Per h mb oh Gdr e ~~·--------· beach & OWNER WILi. Pe'""''"lr Hiii RldJn"Sta donutshop,ofcorretail neig or 00 • 6 _,,., " Pluml!T, CM. Open LE ASE 0 PT 1 0 N ble. 831-5700. C411 Wall Winkelman s:niSun 1.s. Ph ~7-4579 suo.ooo DRAJCE Ir ASSOC. •tttwll-lwb
HOW.ARD JOHHSOM C7141149-tJ6 I Co•incJton 4..rt.11t
IULTY BY OWNER. 3 br. 2 ba,1---------Owners 3 BR. 3 Ba, 4'1-l70 •al sty condo. Frpl, air, Condominiums/Town-PLUS three 2 BR units,. ------~--!+! over $3,000 In new up houws fw sale I 700 1189,500. Agt. "4-951.3 ________ _, 1rades. Gar. dr. opnr. •••••••••••••••••••••••
GO~ couas PYT 1'00 1q. ft . $66 '9SO DUPLEX S68.SOO IXC1USIV!
ICH WS-2168' Assume loan. Shows FOUR PL EX w Ith
$15,000 DOWN
takes over payments on
house + approved pl1ns for duplex. Owner will
carry nnancin~ & sub·
ordinate. Call; Rtck
Bye I'll
556-7777
WoridRHlhtote Beaut\ful spado 4Br Wft.,...tw l Oft spend. Shake roof. aar. eleaant owner's unit In f 9th ' Prine 3502 W. Che:;ll\ul. park like surroundin1&1. + am rm on ~ca ••-•••••• .. •-••••••• A,.. 548 9fi(Y7 .,.,nt rental Income area. SIX UNlTS, !pie's, nvt Walk to i•vt bfh tlub. ••· · · ~ ,.
&Quced lo Sl2Z, • Call ~ a~l·S S\7S,OOO. Asent MS 84M patiol, encl gar's, all 2 -rww _ _ Be UM Isl Owner, great 873-'1737. Br 2 Ba, xlnt Jocat1on. MarilJn 492~12 6451 IL tu shelter. (2) Tnplexes i._ ________
1
$200,000. Great West«'rn
Cmtury21 OMF' Wes...-.ter ld2) 4 pluea,1Just ~lag 1• R E 539CYT84, 0037600
completed In City of IRAND Nl!W
~~lti'aDO •••••••••••••••••••••••
A1s-..W. YA Onnie. To ull In· ldl f Conu nient toraaUoo dMdually or collective· quality b ul DA or
New nalnUnstd•andou\. ly . 7H/S58·2T47 or qUAllty huyer ' Super ' upgraded unit.I All with
TRIPLEX 2 Br 2 Ba, patios, encl gar's, mnn.
thly income f150 Salea
price S92.000.
Oreut Western R. E.
S39 !Y184 or 963-1600
.Larse 1Qt. 4 Bedrma, 2 640-0352_. -----rlreplaces. enclosed batJU. fplc. Al1um1ble SOLANA BCH It u r a a e 8 , p 0 t i o 1 •
YA. A1tln1 ,65,900 ~ean T\Vnb!le, $119,SOO 11prtnlrler11. Townhouse
..._1110 673-1092. 1·755 382fi 11tyle. (1) 3 bedrm, 2bath1--------• and (3) 2 bdrm, 2 bath.
People who need Peoph:
That'• •hat the OAILYPrt.OT
SERVICE Dll\ECTORV la all about!
$239,500.
ltoyMcC ....
ltlOl'Cewporfll•d
CottaW...141·77H
FOURPLEX
lea.ta Mesa $1.U,000 2551.
down
U.U.RIALTY
646-0507
mecneb I Irvine
realty
GOOD IMYisn91T
Eieht l·BR fully furnished units in
Newport Beach -1 block from
beach ! All r ent ed on winter
sched ule. Manager on property. ,
Gisela Jtancn 644-6200. (T-$>)
SPY GU.SS
Fnmi row vtew or OC'e1I
& bay. 4 IBdJiins, famOy
AvaHobl
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k . • d l ltr, z~ BA. iorllt'<IUJ $440 mo $47~ rum. Piill> frplc:s, ocean vu. pool, IVHml' Ur, els lo 11chls. Larae. beaut. b•ytront 1 UR upstalr• duplex.
TOWMHOUSE :r :: ~iew l:On °-} bnand new <'Ondo, w/'J. '152 1700, S5S ~ teruus.~tc. $4!i5 . .i~ 332Q padt, pool. 16~0/mo 2br. G1r11e, &AUi pd. NO() walll lo bch • b;a)', yrly m . a. Bir conu, Ira p<1t10 2 .. • -1.ocll 1rdnr. 6 mo mm mo. Wntr.~46 snsmo R3-70TI
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IJIUI. Pvt patio. tennis. mil 00 kid & • . n • x nl coed .. $365. Bill --·-~724 Sm lBr beach bowie, J200 J ltR, 2 •tilf'Y. uthedral pool. J•cuu1. No pets Call549-37t~ ~!> S4ti0 Turllerock Townhome. Powell,497·1151 MWl'TCUSTCOMDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo + ut.lliUee 19th St __ ........ _..,...._...__.,...
celUnp, frplc, atep.down s•so mo Nr. So. CSl or •·l!f.>6 Specucular ''1ew11. • . 'Br, Ba. pool. teMia 3, GARDEN APT · 1 Bdrm. 675-9311 '
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non rthlnd•ble sec home. 4 Udrm. 3 ba. $565 ts?. s4J°:!· ~~~yrly comm. pool w/J1icuni RiOO 0>7.56-3629 Duplex, 4 BR & den, 2 ba. 11116. 1 Br.,lncl util. Crp\5 front. $250. 117~·0511: MESA VBJ\D£ area •
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., $100 non refundable sec 213/32fl·6495 ANTIQUllUFF Plan II this 2 fHl 2 Ba CHARMING 38r, newly curntid!t 00 mo. Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ .. n t> Pet.•. $27$. 7lOW.llllftSI.
bond pl111 $:5() cleaning Meta Verde ( br, 2 ba, dbl Large 3 bedrm, ru5lll'. home 1s !orated o'nly \,li dccorat.ed home/Aegean Sabsbury Realty BACH apt, ell util furn. l ----MmiAPlN = move In ~. + frplc,
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garden. $4~. 546-231J or i.og rm. di.nette, modern house & pool. Only $400 c, imme occupan adlta. $110 mo. Sheryl area. ~ ba, lndry blcup, & ~ bdnn -ms " , 115 Mon\e Vista (east S4-031!28 kll .. lge yard. $450/mo. mo Avail now! RTS cy-$475 833·84Z4 days, •3 Br lwnhae. view. next 960-2551 rplc. paUo, air, no pell. ~ l m!i • .. .-.. ~-Newport Blvd., we.t of CallLarry,546-5880. Reall>".~14741 761H942ev~ tohU&epvtpvk.2~.,lia. $345. GG. 96.1·6'20 alt ·'" .occ...,..ncy.
. :a~ae, south of Del Older Eusts1de 3 Br l Ba, -J . --Hewportleach 3269 o,w, rplc, paUo, gar, STUDIO tAM·lOAM t~~b~a~!t:.. ~le J' "" at $350 Hardwood-floors. Wa nut Square, svac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, jacunl, etc. 1450 "'W~ latn,. Open d lb ~ JI: 1 • l>llVllY &CALL bnck tplc, M2·G368 ask El Toro 3232 twnhse, 2 br +den, 2 ba, Lovely 2 sty 3 B 21~ b mo. 840 3326; 64'·9514 Fu.llltltcfien"TV ..... lala.d 3106 5"' C,: <°Mesa ve:da t6MllJor forJoel ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond., air cont! .• condo w/ r' I ~· B a eves. Llneu&Utllitiet ••••••••••••••••n••••• 'Or otiHarbol'Blvd > •
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'BeauUlul 3Br, 2Ba M~a ~. 8916204 Lse Opt. 84().6828 an 5 Cathedral ceil'gs, frml Oceanfront 3 BR, 2 BA, 644-358:1&1213·548-3311 • • ••••• Newer 2 Br 2 Ba yrly. rrptc. praie, paUo. $37S:
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No pet.a. l23S. Cull ok.Nopet.s.M5·9586aft.Larie3br,2baexecullve NewportCrestLux.condo OCEANFRONT3Bdrm, INN. $75/wk. $275/mo: ~~ch!!,'!•~Jll.NO r 64Z-M4aR 10;30AIW 6pm family home. Very 3 bi:. 2~ ba, tennis. pool, ol'fice. fam rm, dining Maid serv. color TV, I"'-· ·4~1
private w/10• wall. Laguna leach 3248 jacunt, aauna. Wlk to rm & boat dock. Pnvale heated pool. (714) C--.. Mw J822
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gar., fenced yd, pool, 9·4PM 985 Miramar Bay on goll course.· HJ Bayfront $700/mo ThtS water view. Pool & ten· 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. ne&;~poall,
$440. 144.Jl Chateau La 494.1941 · beam cell. frpl. gar( 11 re.ally elegant hvma! I n Is • $ 4 O o • m o , Pool. tennis. Some ocean JocuzztJOUnQ,~ ~ · Spacerorboat&camper. ALSO, laq;c 2 br, 2 <.213)331-1177 & Catalina views. ctose ofld•~CU!hcM9
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lo shoppmai center, bus Mo.loMo.orlse. lse. All Lado benehta Cliarm,vlew,partfW"ll.11~~~~~~~~~11 ._..,..,.... s er v 1 c e. S• 5 O/ mo. EBB TIDE Bl~rs Plaza 3 BR. end un· with these lea!>es. Call lae bdrm, sml den. paUo. I-ThljVllOQl.*"tlf ~ RLTY-494·9456 at. Fresh paint. plush about the special rptc. $300 cno. i.ocld uW. ~yw'tt~ '. ~ ,.
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4 bed.rm, 2 ba1 cpts. fned. yd, Quaet st. $500. comp. redecor. Move In EASTILU" i--------• drps1 patio, renced yard. '94·T1'15 now ! A 11 new " 3 BR. 3 Ba. w1fam-rm •
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28R ab a..M: bar1aln, ma ny up · 87~Nostudeat.. • a······ ....-1525 --unv1 HO uacte. JBr,21tyCondo , _______ ;;..__ 1-~~-~~~~~~~--·~ilii~
2 +' Dor:lbr,2ba · · $S2S -5'.o ME No chhdren. Complete OCICANT~ONT 2 Br apt, SBR. 2 Ba ....... $5251100 Cliarmlng Baycrest -4 BRs, 3~ aecunt.J. 54H493 furn, w/1ar.AvaUable.
4 BR, 2•,11 Ba ..... ~/1ii$ baths, formal dining + family rm su.4580 COSTA MESA -....1-U '•• VlU bd
3
BR
2
b lbs •• opcu.ual to pa o & pool area. Near -.una ace. 2 rm, 2 2 8 1 bl .. ' a ........ ~so s hops & excellent schools. ba,vltwa'!O. r, oe. lo ocean 11'7-11251. beach, t32S mo. yearlt.
$1000/mo. Mary Lou Marion BUJ'fWhlteftltr.~
Df:ERFtB.D TWMHSI
3 Br 2 Ba, near pool " jacurzl. Vacant. $42.S mo.
Call Benson 7~
HUDSON BAY
REAL TY, LTD.
642·8235. CT·63) To•1uJM ~ 35ZS Ocunrroat I Br apt. ov r
• •••••• •• ••• •• •• •• •••.. 11ara,., $15() mo lncl ut.Jl.
IAYSHOUS
Charming & nearly n~ 2 BR. den.
2 bath w/extra lg. master. All
rooms open to patio., Jmmed. oc-
cupancy at $800/mo. yrly! Martha
Macnab 642-8285. CT-6')
WXUIY LOCA110M
2 BR. 2 bath Bia Canyon townhoine
w/vif!W from IJlOSt roorM. $700/mo.
Avail. ll/1. Julie Van Wieren
752-t•H. (T·6S) ·
'41·1235 644 .. 200 .01 Oovtr brl~ Harbor View C.fttw
lrvlne at CamJIUS Valley Ctntar 752-1414
TwnhH family beach wtnt«. MJ.2510
prop. underprlced YEARLY OCEAN
183.500. 3 bdrm. I BA FRONT, W. N.-port. I
A,ct.131·3930 BR. ~rn. Immaculate, ~Jdark11'. laundl1. MW. a. pell. lllO mo. IS06~ S.Uhorc Dr.
.&. 2 I . -.z• I ...... Apmfnltihu..fun. Offlceltttwtal 4400 Offk:.._... 4400 ......._ • ,..._., sunday,Octot>.r9,1&77 OAJLYPILOTDJ!f
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BL\ND NEW CONDO 2 >puJou1 3 BR, 2 Ba EXECUTIVE ROW I SOFT DRJMK DISTRllUTOISHIP: ••••••••••••••••••••••• '· ·~ ~ ::a~:r: !~U:~.·,rs,rc~h:'d~1~: ''"'= .tflc• ..... • .... .:;. AU OF AMB.lcA·s LOANS 9% • SllERRI LEE•
Ctrtlfied Mas:u:llit!
Jiit ,.ao. A16. "1·37A pr. Wat.er ,. 1u pd. A lklll/ ...._ T ....... "''•II•.....,; TOP SEWNG IRANDS AIM Md TD Lo.ts
-.blftPI( nice family w/cbldrn .... ..._. -•aeve .....tc:.. u .... ..
HouM Calls· Hy Appt.
tl.1t-&1ll
Adllll.W 2br pool wekome.OldTuwoH.B. ,,.._,,~.._..,.,.~If ... ... ~ =::· • •ncl'. =211~o. AvAll. Oct. U . ..me.. cld'1flllg & ""11• 1 ,, •. ~ c .. MH•h, c:~ ty,.Mffl ...
2 • a• Bdrm1, mature ming 2 Br 2 84 pauo C ;Itta ..:a c4il'NI w .._ •• 11 t:J • Pl pd. 718 &:otl apt., '350 No pet1. .......,,_,190 ,... ...
Pl.tcNO'D 640-m.la.ftePM . . C• 1714) 75Z· 7170 a JlrJ Ba uppe,., $300 mo ew 2 Br, rple, pvt patio &
" Mo 10!1 V1ltnc1a. aar, no peb. $325. ~lll Can~ Adams, 833-Ul13 ----------~, -----r~l•Hh......... • ...............
EASTSID! 3 Dr 2 Bil no • l i ba studio, crpt&, ••••••••••••••••-••••• --ht SIMre 4100 -S:S:SO. 188 2llt St. . dJ"Jlli, bltm, paUo. $260 San Cleme• u74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.....,. ....,.., mo Nr bch. schl1J, shops. ' -_,.._, 104 Clay. Apt B. 962·5806 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Male 1-•etDJile Toommate , -Northern three bdrm, wan~ tol!bant3Br. 2Bll 5'"410 $20) Adult. noM.lllK~o. twnhsc ttinnis, poola, MeH Del Mar home, ~D. Nov 111l. 300 ~ 3142 ~. $425. Mils. No pftll. near OCC $140 mo.
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NEW O'\UUERS huve 1everal 2&3 br con· -1------n" doa for rent Pool some De wee 3 BR. 2 Ba, apt. Newpot1 Spac beautrum. NIWMANAGIMENT w/tennis. '325 l~ $42S. w;frpl. No pets. 102 Sao view hme, 2 fplc's .. 70' SUMFl.OWER Joan or Di•na. 846-1371 Luis Rey ('114)676-4520 paUo, den. seek stratiht
ure lhe products you'll d1str1bull' 1f .>ou
bf'Come " pact rl our d1Mn bullns S) i.terni>
.\LL AR1':AS 0 1'' t:ALIFORNlA Mrt' now opt'n
tu n~ <li!ltnbutor... Thlll 1s a buii1ne.s that
t'Wl be u full ltm1; or put lime t•nle11>rise.
THESE l'HODUCTS are !!old from be1iul1ful
t'o1n ~ated qmdm11 equ•pml11l
Ulllt COMPANY ol1&ces the "'°wom~nt and
producls 111 1111 lYJ>e2' of loc11t10111 then you
lake ov~ .md re.Mock lhl• products twice u
"tielc and collect th~ money Crom the m adu.ne..
t\NY NEC:ESSA HY TRAll'\ING 111 provided
by us. }OU do not r1t~ed prt•v1oob exper1enct• :nn: PROFIT POTENTIAL In thli. busine!I~ 111 htgh 41lld 1t·s u steudy mcome producer
yl'ar m and )ear out. Nearly everyone enjoyt1
cold dnnks, don't you?
THI-: CASH INVESTMENT to St't slurled a.
very rt-a."W1111ble as indu:atcd ' below and 1f
you expand the busme:.:; once you aet start
l"li, we w•U approve you for autom~llc com pan) financing.
t•IW'ft.t Tttrms •lnc~ UM9 ---------Wffer Mtwj. Co. 14.-&EUR '4~Z I? I So45-0' I I Relaxatlo". nee. for lood health. Outcell by appt .
PVT PTY will pay more 973·1608ext. ta>
le1 your ZDd T.D PW'IOMll Senlc:n &HO 642.3513 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WE BUY' Frt~ST & INY&STIGATIONS s E c 0 N D T R u s T All lypt.il • Mwin1
D E E D s . AG E N T . persons. 826 9648, 34 bra
'114-G&-0800 Sodal CWK 5400
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Lott&FoiMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
A TOUCH OF CLASS!
Meel ettr11c\lve " ln· telll&tint peoplo, quickly
&cllscreelly a\
lNTROVtEW 1!12·5411
l.Alllor Found a pet? Call fifa"'"*'•~-..t&
Animal AiSls tance ~
Leaaue 53'1·22'13 no fee. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jot.W.W 7075 ~'T: $SO. Reward. ••••••••• •••• •• •• •• •• ••
ASSDIBLY
a..__... or!Me-3.meves. ScMIHaLGffUIMI 3186 ~~~.~~~b~~
2.., 3 ...._ 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• maid aianmr. 6'0-5532 Lge, quiet, luxunous ex·
CASH INVESTMENT ltEQUIRED
PLAN ONE · SS, 103 3o
PLANTW0-1>.2&1 oo
9 Mo. blk female Scottie, . Joat m Laguna Beach Experienced Pnvate Du·•-------· Name ''BosuUe" 494.4605 ty Nunung. Will con1ider ASSEMBLERS lw .. ......,t ew 2 Br luxunously •P· ec 3 br. 2 bu apt. Male to sh ... -e ..,;same. 2 fwfffHlltfl'Xffl Poi.oted Turtluock Glen Elevator to scenic pnv. BrConctoWalnutSquare.
. J POOLS twnhse. View corner, all bch. Party&gameroom. Irv. Pool/park. S175+•, PLAN FOUR. $111,762 ou LOST . 9125, H .B·F . v Quality typin1 my home
facitiUes. Owner WJable total sec. Perfect llVlnJt utJJ .~7277aft5pm. PLAN Fl\ Jo: Jt1,1wso aru. Snoopy.Ira male by fo_rmer exec. aecty. JACUDI to occupy. Very reasons· or wk.nd rE:treat for the Gai CiC#i PLAN SIX t>0.237 50 blk Lab. ll yrs. Reward JBM SeJectnc ll 557~
SAUNA ble rate for rehable te-adventurous adult. $550 forll...t 4350 Call H B. 962·<M77. lrvuie Daycare; a• lime 5 day1
CIOM to SA. trwy & So. ruint. Avail. Nov. 1. Dys mo. yrly be. 4~2835 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLDEN tEAft DISTRllUTIHG 'Ml-4373. for 2 children nd T.L.C.,
Cst &bop·a. Tiny Tots ~2233 ; Evs,833-4282 1 Br. $275, 2 Br, $450 '35PerMo NearNe~port SYSTiMS. IMC. Found· On lstb St CM. my home. Nd car.
wdeotM. 3 pla)'lrounds ._._ialeecll 3141 panoramic view, new Bhd, C.M. Stor1Aae Only. 1313 WUshire ll•d.. Wte 644 Mll1e dog, Airedale' type. 5'8· 1458. 20th Irv 1ne'
FtlOM $Zl5 UP •••••••••••••••••••••• cpts & pvt bch -t99 4644 cau 631·3273. IEYBtL Y HILLS, CA 90211 Call ~11 _c_.M ___ _
PLAN THREE 12.~IK 00
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or '94· 1952 or 4lM.-7759 Uve-h\. Call 835-5928
For prec11lon electro· •
mecl\anlcal usea1bly or
small components. Ex-
per. pref'd. Daya only •.
STACOSWITCH IMC
1138 Baker Coe\& llseaa
149-1041
F.qual Oppor Employer
211IW.5-floWet' CEANFRONT 1 Br. SPECTACULAR Ocnfrnt Garage on Pen1n.sul11 12131 6SS-16'3 FOUND · 1 Rm&. initials ~••••W•••mhd••••••••••7••1•0•0• _.55£MI• 1:.1t SS7-4800s.A. balCOQY, newdecor,cpt.a, Condo 2 br, 2 ba, 315Gl betwn 12th & l.3Ul Sl. $50. CALL 7 DAYS A WH1C Mo Ow id ·.r b ~ ..._. 1dt O.S.., drpe, 1ar. $400. 846-~ Table Rock Dr. Apt 302 675 7878 afl 4 .30 pm t When wnUng, be sure to include "OUr phone 1 · ner enu Y Y .a. &I .a.5511!u1• -s Llte varied work. Exper · • )'t,l nopets " color, .siu, date & Joe. "' "' ~ -helpful,butl'otn c.Near
Mesa Verde. 31J1 Cln· 1.xllow/fu.ll ldtchen walk $600.mo. 499.2181 135 mo. Storaae only, in· lost. Call H.B. P .D. Im med . opening• for Onnac Co. airport. mrnon. Lg 2br. tba, nu beach/town. $240. Qwet Af twnta~ qwre at 325 J, t7tfl 536-S62l ~ler~~u; :!'·e~bl;{c Growlnaco. for growin"
pntfcdrps,eQcloeed1ar. va.497...!100 or~ 3900 PlnceufttlAM. OffkeRental 4400 lusiness FOUND· Sml blode fem ' a r rn1, lndlv. Medical Device
Mitt ao pete $275 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t . bl It n perman_ utso.ld6erlMnog's ._mcn1·rceuixt· Lab,W-1805. 1s1-&edtoup•. · · • $310. Walk Beach, THEEXCJTING Slngle1arage, $35. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportunity 5005 emer mix. ac u .,. ___ _;._ __ --........ -.-....""----•town. Heisler, adult.a. no PALMMESAAnS. Coe;taMesa. Pkao ••••••••••••••••••••••• collar Irvme ti Browb· boards. Xlnt. benetlt1. ATntA<:TIYI THI DAISY peta. •9"1-3l09 14lNlJTES TO NPT ___ 832 5128 bfcutin Suites GJFT Gallery. workln1 ana. Tualin.1/4. 731"2116 M~ & dental lnaul'. 1° COSMOTOLOGIST
FOi ICIDSAHD BR, 1 blk to bch. Adults. BCH. 11 Edgewater, Balboa Private olftce with full partner Lunated hrs & FOt.md: huh Seu~. pure Holi=;.!.=~tt OR COSMl;JlCIAtil THlfR 'ARBfrSJ No pets. $295. p/mo. Bach, 1112 BR. Perunsule, single, $40. servk-es. Telephone, re· invblml req'd Ph Mon bred. male 3 mos. at lOO E. Bahr, C.M. to trail! tor excitlnr
.,_ ~1313 or499-3900aft. 4 from $220, & up mo. 559.7499 ~. secretanal, con lhru Jo'n , lO 12 67S 3080 Beach & Talbert 8'2·1'44 t79-~ C•tetr In non .. urglcal
•Ze. .. aw ~~;!~~~ta -----1 ference room Call BICYCLE&SPORTING before 5PM Eq\&al0ppor£mployer. face ::t.illirig proeedurn GARAGE. R.V. Park OK 752·0'.!:W GOODS BOOM SIOOO REWARD re: focchai.riotleadlncalcl.n •T•W t'allet.3Ul6 (581.ks~f.)Newport plus 14x24 Costa J.tesa New dealerships avail•· STOLEN jewelry, no tMre ten f'3 in Otange
PatlO&. fen«d yards. 546-S.'50. 67~21~ lminess lfldd 4450 ble now in Orance Cou.a· quest tons asked. Account..irig Count)'. Salary plus ~~:i~isSt ..... ~ l152 9860 <>Hk.lt4lwtal 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty a.ad other choke So. EXTREJilE sentimental Jl.4CCOUNTIN~ bob111. AllWY at: 158'17 ---------•••••••••••••••••••n• Newport Beach 2br, Iba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 DILUX! OFC'S Calif are.u. No. 1 rated value. 497.2592 ask tor ct.RIC Gotbai'd. .8 . <across
2 br + stud!o, car. kid ok, uxe l t1r 2 Br, $26S & up, apt. B.lk to bch. 65• f'ltl SQ FT Cont t .,., II bike plus Nat'I braDd 1pt Gloria The Jolly Roser, Inc. baa from lAvlta)
no pets. Quiet tnplex, pool Ii tte room, qwet 875-8747 1611 WESI'CLIFF·NB . rm .. sea ~. a M<>Ods. Complete ln\len · --an entry level Opt'nln~ "lOtJve
$310. 378E.16t11St. ana. 831·77118 •-.. 000 AGT •~1-pm>eled, am. wbse in re-tory, 'trairun& ~ m1mt F 0 UN D : 8 o Ii v a for a_n loch.11tlfoua lndJ.v. GllLW"".--.. ____ ._ ... _ . ...,... ___ , ar. 1or2 yr. lease. Laite assistance. Wah income wristwatch at Balboa 1 kl r t """'..,.
2 br, pvt patio. d.abwh.r,WIM-18111eech 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Forest area. Ke n\ Potential. Yourbusmeu. Beach July 1'1, 1971. 00 I)~ 0~0!~,f" 0 Tolel"llerefrestunentsat
dinincrm.frplc. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~w/kitchenetta$SO 1501 WHfc.lfffDr. Hutias. Not a rrancb1ae. Call '711'41829 IJ'OW. wt .,. .... ctent CIT dealer1hlp ou
....... -~1 •··~· N-Fi.nanciaJC\r 114-661·9393 714/'7"'3313 •llO key adder. PeaaUon W • Great Part· -·...,. 1 5'8-9"155 ~·Offlc9Spoc:e .. Found M. Lhasa Apso calls.tor fllln1, audlt.iJIJ Time Jobi Call Pete· Now ROOKS C111l onSttellanaaer Pre-School. Lie. 2'. Santa nux. whitish. nr Golden d daily aa1et l"ePOl'U.for Beauabele at (710 j 2 BR. 1 ba duplex. Bltns ..
,{ end. aar, patio. Kids &
pets OK. uoo mo.
•-6'2-88'78uldorJoe
, Sea Lark Motel, <7H)6'2·31ltexl2AS L.AGUNAIEACH Ana. Beaut. seo,ooo. Net W.CoUe&e842·0803 our rat.auraD\a Cs muc. ~ YOUCANAFFORD 2374NewportBlvd.eo.t.a TOP RETAIL 80% on $25.000 dwn ............... "Pl ti cen'loftlceduUellnclud·•-...;.i...~-· -.:.;_~~-Mesa. Some refrig. DBJJXIOFRCES LOCATJON 5'l-4054or6'4-o782 ...,.,.vie . ....,.., acen a. lbf typina. Apply ln AUTOMOTIVE NEWPORT BEACH avaiL,colO\'TV,A.Y/FM Comml & lndsU spaces, Approx . 470sq ft.. ~txe~ Shep. Male. person. 17042 Glllelle s•""SP ~~ .. New latl• cfeluu 2br,
zi., crpta, clrpa, bltns, car. mi. 173-1165
radio avail. Weekly ten· downtown. , ....,IU\l mo. Im· Seafood ~.dA-. Shilo . 842-4824 aft. 5 Ave, lrvtne. 8am-5pm -Alom-•v"
P k N talst&Olsup.ec6-7445 200 to 2000 IQ. It. A.a low d _,., ~· ... J llloothru Pri. Exp nenffd. Ne~ or ar eWpoft as3Y sq. ft. LagNl1uel& me iate. occupancy. Takeout It table aervice REWARD! Terr. bllt/laJJ, med c:an. Roger lllUer
~·· P.t.USH NEW-2 st,y, 28r, LUXURVAPTLJVING
bassador ~Us Coata Mission Vjcjo areas. Realonomics.675 6700 Good leasc Perfect SOlbs. Lost!! 631-1007; Chevrolet. La tuna
Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Ceo Handy to S D Frwy MISSION VIEJO Balboa locollon &U.0010 Beach. Call ToaunY
• tri·plex. wlbQle frplc, Overlooldn1 Tbe Water 1ar. Drive by 395
Hainutoo. S•OO mo.
trally located, 235 awms Cnll : 831 1400 ACOUNTING MANY with kitchen, Shopptng Center 1800 i.q LOST; AKCSheltie. male. Thompson at
phone & TV. Swimmino Afl'DOl"f Offlcei n for lease. Lge lighted tn color, name tag has 4t4-l 131 l46-9t67
pool, jacuzzi, and rec• l "ONTII FREI!: :u~n. 3 way V181b1l1ty • •Hondo ' ' on i t • CLERK
room. D-'lv •. wee'-ly 1 Spectrum Propert1e.!> w,893.,.087, new phone Is tll'OMOTIVF. .. ,, .. .. F\a I senu:c No lease re· •95 •11 u. 1 · .... -~•u•n11 rates , .......... from S4ll a ·• ... 1 840 2201 contact Gary .... n. yr JD accoun ..... 1 • K;A-'"" week --q'd. 200600~q fl Plcnt) -•--....:.a....1p-f. HB area.Reward. tw i ex.per. In blllint USIDCA.R · or parlt1n$t 2082 S E __..._ • --- ---/helpful. Resp. foe all bill· SAU!.SPERSOM
645-4840 Bristol St. Newport Ol'ftce space for lease Losl Small grey short log. malnlain1nl open •
Bacbsfrom$2M.50 mo. H.B. orG.W. Warner, low Beach 557 7010 900 sq.fl. on profitable haired cat, fem. Lag stupmeol files, poal • P'utu.re m1oacenal pro.
Allollr2bdrmpl&M rent, k.itcb pnv'ldga, to ---Coa•t Hwy in LJguna Bch, Oct 3rd. Family balance aU invoices & spectr.. Call GtJDcr&l
211.ory townhouses non·smokln1 lady who Bch Lge smgle or duuble A REAL heartbroken. Nd s credll memo• to tile Salee Mana&er for •P·
. will babysit 4 yr. old 2 omce w parklnl(, ocean MOMIY MA.IH medkatJon. Please call automated acrounts rec. poi.1)837tm .. '!'0t.0 49 ... 51 J
Elec. km:h, pnv, pat•os eves l> wk.847·0842 \lew, P\'l bakony. wet Thia ta the one you've 494.QIM system. _., -
& balcon1u, crpts, ---1, ... e ., • har.cpts&beam dg'i 111 beenl~mgfor!No!W!ll·..,_....,. 5350 drap~rae .... p<1rking, Room. cookme. pnvate ... ,c __ ....,... a completely restored in.: N'1 exp erience
elevator1. entrance, qwet pen.on :;-:::.. Landmark. needed. Just stock •••••••••••••••••••••••
Laguna. 49'7·3887 ~---packa1ed candy dis· DrinltlJ\g problem?
3126 .......................
PBUJ"Oma view, 1>ew 2 Optional maid service 1 rm. *'OO mo, Goldenw-t -~...,----_ 'pl.Jt'tlB~ plays. Cash investment C.llAJrobol Helpline BR ~ Den 4.PJex. No C 1-1 .... : -!!»•~taocUU"Es from $4500. Secured by , __ 2'_bn_a_da __ Y_83S-_3830 __ b pets.Mar.US-1097 AtFaahiontslaod,Jam· 0 ege area, vie ..,_...,.,.. issos.c-11H•J· inventory. Wntten re· boree at San Joaqwo Slater/Edwards H .B. ......IHQ •t4-t4ll purchaae guarantee. PREGNANT? Top~t>anaPolot,28R,2 HillsRd. _847_..sol_'-______ , Famlly can work = cootldential
Ba w /den, balcony '"'" th • "' t'l Ing Ir referral. DOCU I II l ~ 1 . .IW ti WANTED: Furn room •PrimeRet&JJStotes• -•e er. ·~• · com· Abortion. adoption & MBf'IOR w 1ma ~ ve::..!' or easmg1 onna on: w/kitcben pnvillaes, nr SAMCLEM&n'l •700to"''""'~-aP"'"t pany. C&ll: Mr. Cocbett, ~ ~~ prap. -· rno. + .,..,,.,. occ. by middle aaed Mtdk.e Art. aw., 400 Paclik &uwy.,... t-71_4_·547_·_!lal_____ APCARE 547-2561 llwUlnPb ::;..,~alt. 6• or 71~/M+lq()() lad)'548-1Slafternoons tdeal Medical or Dental Call Wah Winkelman JANITORJALBUSIN~ i--------2.IUS.J>aimlCtSt
..:.:::_:::::._ _____ t-:--d::--:l--Z.--:-b---..,, PVT 5 .. 1 /bath...., 50 aui\es. Pluab carpets & ~ SanClemeotetol.aguna •MICHELLl1S• SanLaAaa~U
-Top ot Dana Potnt new l ew up exes 3 r ......, · ... rm ..,, · central air. 55' per n. t t • WeJI estab. tllf.0739 <>utcall Mauage (Tl4) ' ~ 1 ba, yrcUr p°r. ms. up )'l'ly. Family & pets ~r wt. Mature pis. Call YUTS COMPANY 7 4,549.9341 l.MM..z.ut Ul-4482 EQual OppOttunlty
,"l n:JQ. + St.50. sec.~ ok.675-4912 _. . ._or.._. '98-0860 09-2231 T.V.SALES"SERVICE .f:rnpJo~M/I'
r;;;• aft. e. orM2·3167 B&ock from water Shores ...._ ........ 4250 .......W l.ewtcd 4500 ao Yr1 ea tab. '39,500. s,ut._. R..-.. \ , f~~~~~~~~ 1
2 Bll 2 Ba 1 lft8. 4 bd, 2 ba 'duplell. •••••• ••••••••••••••••• • IXICU'TIYI SUITIS ••••••••••••••• .. •••• •• Would eeU land & b&da. 181.S So. El Camino Real
encJ' iar ':;t"0p/!~· Yr be. (114)!15f.58'11 Cabin~ Bear. Slps 12. Deluxe pnvate otflce. UtMMfo.4...,... --San Clemente. Fully Uc. 8-7"70 •982~ · Pooltbl,clrTV.$SOday. S11nny, ur cond. 350-MS "9·f\.•Sl<\0·$2&0 CATERINGSERVJCE Forappt.492·7* -r• r LlDO-CltOICE 2 br, ~ Pcnona.lbed phone cov· mo Uillpd 1Mtr33S? Xlnt,..patation.Hascon-Nill .. °"•oc:fl 1840 view. paUo, frplc, din · era it, secretarial · · tract• · Cities, Bub, LOOKING F 0 R
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ro NeW!Bt !Ba~ I bltn.a . •-•••••••••••••••••••• ceu.MIBalcerSt .. C.M. dl.llO'ialPukonOrange NEWPORTBAY !"O 1emae, ~--
.Ul Jard,· ahr7drye; J::le:i!!!.:i~k~:c~~r t Bl' bse to ahare, Jl/F, Nr.OCAlrpor1.~2112 c.ouaty Airport, 3200 sq. .. .. llRE.~-~tH. ~caedl !!'!~:_.ne':!.! "°'* S4ZO Kida & ta • · $HO, no uUI. doc olt. ft. Offtce-owareb~ for .., . ........,. wy, ,, ......... • _ ..... m-~ -ot. ~ · ~'"' pe A rare chance at s:no. 8'2-'ID 22'4 Mapa. CM Dehax.e office 1P&ce 525' Jeue. $7$0 <n'>642·9M2 CdM 61~ • tndoWel" over ao. Write: tHf; "'""""''vor..-5508. 1:noW.Balboal75-1l01 ' • • 3062 NetrpOrt Blvd, CM. · lliu Khn Ml Ra, Kwang
tty. •AU,;NEWAP'TS2 ~3 thecanaJ Luxu.rylbr AVOIDlNCOMPATIBLE 38cft 5'5&-0Sl.'44·22211 •COSTAMISA* o::.~'ft.nt.e.11r'T Hwa Moon. P.O. Bo¥
• b4rm1 ucl. 1 ar . Open t>.aw. trplc, i ROOIOIATES! 1kis. •ind. parks w/Gf· ~ '"'" ~ 1129,Seoul.,Korea
-fl r • p I ae ea, b It. i oa decks. AduJtt 0017• no house-MotM 832--413'4 flrf• Ofc. S,.C• Oce. 1300 to 1980 aq. ft. lllabelt tncoma arowth DIAL-A·S8YICI
<T14>M&-Ol981days. pets. Yrly $385/mo. Tak•TbeGueaswotlt in Costa MMa. Xlnt. lmm. ~. From aru ln Calif. Centrally !SCOit'l'S; MODELS
1 IBilrm Zbe. m.o3S7 OutoU'\ndi.ag rates. 19'1q.ft.Loaiqofc9to locat*1 in hiab-vohune MASSAGE ... •., ,Coaddlt o, poo1 I, "llL\TRJGHTPERSON ai.-1..~le•mno~ S dail)t. 7U W. 17th St, 1hop'1~1.r.2~rsrernain ~c. ....... -"arpor,. a I oa y . YEARLY NO PEE S...SSbySMri.. ~ ....... IC(. 113.f W!Uttier Ave, onlae + optonl.Xl.n\re-__.&., $Im/mo~ 2Bra"' S350 COl.POl.AT!IL tS.U or call 642-«&a, pair rollowlnc on all Alklot•llt.ts
3Brapt, view S'50 Selective! DeP9ldablel 714-H .. 1701 fl42.761M matea. Cash in on exil\· *" •a~S• + 3 8£0.~95 38rapt, turn S60() •ROOHalATES• inc advertlatag. Only ~ ..,. .':Z· ·~ 3Brhc>UM $700 •SHAltEAHOME• Sta. '5.000 + stock 4' 1.nven-01TICAU.KASSAG~
:.L POQLJACUlll 4Brapt $525 861415 Mo.Ma Prot/E~/MedOfOcesGll 4550 tory, 768-1558 btwn 11-7, 11AM~PM .., 951-,.., ~ • 48r~ ISSO. Smatoreta5-SX>Ow/util. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831-0323att 7:30
* r•MILY :•nuLT ALLCLOSETOBEACH Share fully furn. 3 Br HB 963-1243; 8'().1571 Approx 80'X70' fncd•-------· nt ..,.., PropenyHou.se"2·3SSO ouanfront •P'.•Balboa --yard, small wareme, CM P~nin. Fem pref'd 600 Sq. Ft .. Airport. u.a. 67S.5556 or 6'13·31Bll ....._._.. IANIUlYCIC>SS Br 2 Ba, beam cl11, 642--. Prime location. 4321 aft'7 0,pa:twlty 1011 UJ-.6604 wood paneltn1. fplc, Birch St. Ste. 200. Exec ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,..._ _______ 1 bltns, clo1e to bcb. 5450 Rnunat~ non 1moker, otc Ii: reception rm. p\lt STORAGE SPACE, If you're not gottlna
SHARP2Br4c3Br,near yrly.67318114 BeachhOuM.tt39mo+ bath w/shower. Encl downtown Cosy Mesa. l.3.8%•retumonyourln beach, D/W, FP. palloa, ~-------• utJl.6'&-8768 patio. $390 mo. K-Appx. 1000 sq. ft. Si!SO. vestment, call Sandy
gar'1, avalJ. 980-23S8 Ol:eanltodt, private room Investment. 754. 7900 mo. SC8·3402 Roa, Ajax Co. m 31"4
llSTVllW • bath, frplc, patio, Office ipa-;-u-oo-;;;-n ......, W..ted 4600 •Averaae yield oo pa)'·
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ok. (1)8:26.6al6 c . Fitll ~wily Ii 1vall. · esa erde Crpt.a. drps. "'"• -..... ' State law permltii • pre:
CbanriJ 2 BE\ dock apac.e. $1050/mo. Seml·h1va1Jd lady wUl ~~~1· 5~ sq. ft. Call Private party wanta to yrnent penalty chari MASSAGI
•I fl • pauto. Ait.875-5930 1bare her •mall NB ......,ey,96J·8933 rent a 1arage. Call ~.avalent to 80'1t. of 6 Aft..11UMODaS cround oor ap . bo ..... .... -"'red 646-4578 after 6 pm & h wv Qdldrcn OK . G6S. mo. WESTCLJFF 2 Br 2 ba mew .... a .. yve rcu Sub-let full Hrvlce Exec. ult f St · · mont s unearne6 in· ESCORTS
M-llM0«4'1.,..30 S::Z/mo. Adlt.a. n~ pets'. lady. Home priv. Pvt. otc. Nwpt Ctr. Furn, or eve. tereat on the balance.
• Ioqwre 1100 Weatclitt room W/balh •meals In recpt, Xero•. mall·coffee Mdl age couple wants 1 Morteaae Brokera. Of· OUTCAU. 0 LY
J BR, 2 b9. 1 blk to bcb. Dr.Apt #lS ucbaoa• tor Ute snc,conl.rm.~ bdrm or &ch apl. or fered to California ttsl· 631·3111 ~ •al lllOO 11\0. 216 housekeeplnc chora Is house $180 mo Very dent.sonly. eth te.snsa Westcutf area. Lovely 2 companioD1b\p. P .0 . LOVELY Fashion ~land re3P •havert.f. 548.7440 ---"------EXOTIC GllLS ~. bch. 2br, 2ba upper. ~~1·~~ ~pool BoxT24,CdM,112m ~C:i·~~f~dor~ Reti~laAuftdsmalla .... ..-.Yht&.o. 9021 MUN&elcModellng
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BrookbursUZ15.M2·0'71I 3 BtZBa wJba1view,50' f>ro!. ~ oo Fee 714~ to Westclift afop'g, etc. ltt,WAJrdT.0.'s RELAXJNGMASSAGE
J Br J full fullf cpt'd from buch. Outside uotil placed. lOAK·fPM. COSTA...,...._.., 5411-4.21114 LOANS AVAILABLE Bob.James-LlcMaauur
f le 0 7w ·uh ne•' ahower, W/D.na.8218 s.J0..3'M * ....-~• CNdltnotlmportan(. C)utcallt-t,41"'6111 • • • Deluxeomce, 711 W.1'7th ll'obr 49l-ll02 Ct&ldn!D OJ<. $410 mo. \'early 2Br, lBa. near 'R9p. YDI 11/P' tn w Ire St. Unlt C-'. ao sq. ft . ..._.,/lnnd/ • AL\SRJC-RECOJU> life
l02I M•m1 St. A,t. El· oc an. util pd, $270 mo hoaw M.V. W/Yftl. m•l.e G91. 8&2-441'13 ~ Moaey AvaJlabJe, many analyaea •lc:oumeUnc aes C. •honey 983-0'711 5Q.8348 $1..50 uU1 lncld. 6"1~'Tl'M. -•••.;\*••••••••••••• ••• • sou re ea. all proJecta. by M.lDlater w/PhO lD
N' ~ Sbare Ole apace an CdM ..._, *50Km.ln '1si ecm M e tap b ., • l o a l • U... Dre. 6bop. P 'TnO ce 2Br w/rerrl11 sas. 3 br, 2 ba, block to Coesth7,tt.. le•el. Call e,,,D t..aty SOOS • ParapeJcbolosy. ti-. toP Plan. Call fi().(10 ,.,nn. Xtm.iial .•
C'arporloln ".Yt ~IGooa bt ch. Encl. aar. Yard. MUl1dan bM2Bd. bee oa ~. ••••'··•••••••••••••••• WAMTID Gl·:!ll3 lltl~--Uli ~ .,.__ &rJ • ror. Ill • 5. ·1101nu area Adu.It., no peta. Bal Penn. LooklnJ for • • DJI • u-m
t:=S0*-8'Wl92 TSLM1mt 642-1803 rcommate Wi HIDe II\-llJSSIONVI&IO Opport to have. bUli· l~2ndTD l.M4·650C Prot. maa c ............ ~ ticludattu s#mb'Al.
U 3Br. Condo 11148• Lwt cood be h tereat.a. $137·"0 mo. Greaa view, 2GO 1q. IL" neas of your own In the ct,.. fem lot~~ Ala~,.. ..,O+: :lGlS arl ~fl:s
t "'t .. & ' bl'-. • D o near ac • m.nn u-,_pd. Spedrbrn fut -wJno welabt"""' t.'--t~T_. raarr p 0 B~ 10.11 Na hr .,.., ... ,n-. • . t' 11'1.a .. c-n, on •• 1435. a1m-tu1,eves1i ~ ..... ... • ...,,, ._. -r.:-r-n•H J.t'vfne.CA&:nia • Ac:e ..... 175'> _ .... .,_ I
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..,, ... ,... ~lh&r1>2Br, 2be. All omCs.aMl'l'OU Dnerly Weier. VITA IV ••••••••••••••••••••••• lf you have a loved or.o C1b A 'rb .._.._aJJt, IO.UUltpd. Stes-toocean.2br,lba . .fadl. $2SO+l!4t uW... AU uta.BaWL&lb&.• LABORATOJUES,tNC • MJredCOUPlehumoney druflot"alcobolealllblt •Et'fth~ . •t1 bl • dwatw1a. Paridnf.S325. for lilr. MeDHiela. forDft..nLOTa&AJ. IRVINE '151-tl.71 totoanon11tllZb4TD'a. nurobtr '91·501 or 13' ec-1 873-24~ ....,orf'l'l.TBI~ D'l'AT°s.--Aaeft.t.GMll!lllO C.9113
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D 14 DAILY PILOr Sunday,OctoberQ.1971
• Add it ... Bulld it ... Diaper it ... Hammer 1t ... Carpet SERVI CE lt ... Ccmcnt it ... Wire IL.Hoe it...Clean 1t...Move
it...Pr'eS4i lt ... Paint it... Nail lt...Plaster 1t...Fix I ... DIRECTORY
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BlrJ AppllanceServ. We Care Carpet Cleaners WEISZCONSTRUCTIO,N Gardf'ru!lg Serv1cti : clean Want a REALLY CLEA."I Trff & Plt lnm .. T~m. Paint Your c~. YOUNG Man, 5 yra •itpt' Patch luterin1. all ~r:t~~~u ~a':P~~bt~~~I~~ ~:O~d1Uor'/Rmdl t; up & haullnc. weekly HOUSE? Call Ginah"m Roto·:1011 prc<.I, •Pfklr AverateExtrlStrySJ9i in wallcovertoa. Free ty~,ftteeaUmat 50-auz · '9s7 0160 auar. Truck mount unit. home re~~r~~~~ 0~1 c maintenance. Reaa.ona-Girl Free e:it MS ~123 rpr, lawn renov /1011t 2St.ory ~. latrl'Srm -.. ~·1570. Andy :Wo.alU
Fr ut, reaa ntu 219812. Don Wilsi blerates,fn:eei.umates IMMACULATE CLEAN-t''>mp:i48*3 Pricainelmatr'Mabot' Paiot&PaperlD1,at,yn,...,.,... ~ ~37111 ~.1•"" Mer " JO Hk for Hon ING Y DESERVE h .,_ ..... C t Gl.W'/lnard, Free eat. ' }1-bo St _.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ~0511 or 5411 4~7 ou t t-~ 001 TeJ ...... 1085 serv I ... r r area. •••••••••••••••,..•••••• r~ ... ff BE.5T 7S9 0377 L-...&..--i-......, lie l812151 reCa ~ .... .:. ..... Babyaltter1: children 3 & __ .,., ~cous C General Contractor ... _______. tt-~f -..,._.. ' • ' DRAINSCLs.Ana::.u
8, od evenina "wlmd Ill •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Masonry wall1. Com _.,....._ .-.-.. ce• HOUSECLEANING us our 1133 8060 PROFESSIONAL Paint· Prot Paper Ha.aaiDJ, Uc. fl'ROM Jl.60 un.~1'58 EconomyAcousucs·Qual merclal & Res1dental •••••••••••••••••••••••Business. Reliable Rot .1 Pl t in1. lnter/Ex.ter. Reaa, (27.9514) A Insured. Call?5l~
""'11d , 0 aprayed ceilln1s. re· Bldis.831·9287 HANDYMAN service, Janice's Rae· ho 8b01 lprep. Rans. workauar&42·0388 681~orlr1M7.U An" ~l"mbfni, water "'"' c.are.24 '°In. ueas. pama. GUAf'. lJc l32969S. NOJOBTOOSMALL gedyAnnsa~S7S-6553 • • ru 11, awtu. eu ,, .. ,,.ates for wurkinil Freeeat.S36-l800 Dressmaking . ~~ --ratc:i. Bud8458149 Falrpncts.Stetellci'ti\· •Paln.P.na/Paperlnt• aerv, eakl,batht'dlfDcJ,
. motht1t. He. nr Slater & •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• TiiESUNSHINE GIRLS u--.. aro. Exterior •peei&Ust. ••tnlerior-Ext•rlor.. ceramic tUo. B•••· Edwards .Refs.847·~14 Cement/Concrete winl & Deal(n at It'!! l'M YOUR HANDYMAN Want the cleanest house:;::.::!••••••••••••••• norm~co838-555.t 1JcZ2S898Inard/Guar. s:Ji_.a.a_a ___ ....,..._....,..._
••••••••••••••••••••••• best. Your home or mine Re:ild/Comml. fo'tce est in town? Re 11 able Brickwork Small jobs WORK GUARANTEED CaU Ha.l'rls 8U"'558 Pool Sff'yJ~, ·~ ~ ............. CEMENT WORK. All Also alteratlons & Guarantet1d, Dallas ~erV\C!l!,reaa~?abller~tes Newport Costu Mesa & Intertor/Extr Free eat. p•n"'R P"'....,.... ""'y-••••••••••••••••••••••• kinds. ReasOllable. Fr~ custom draperies CdM 6465888 "'pro ess1on .. c earune. 1 1 • · nc.,. · . ~·•· -•• 1 Doors, windows, cabs, ests.CallT50-fl625 60-U99 Gnld!IMJ Call the Sunshine Girls rvne.6753175t.wes. ~yrsexp.642-0295 exsir. SatJafact=.1uar. Beautify your poo. ~J•;;..~°:~::J:Sh Contractor Bedrical ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-9525 "552·0245. 24 b; Fireplaces, planters, PAINTING. lntr/Extr. 8a\let$oowalt 3815 :dp~~ 4:i, ~~:~:!
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Sluploader Dump T.ruck. serv. . _ bnck concrete P~t10, blk Expr'd1. h~nest, neat. WEISZ PAINTING! est, G\lat. ISO·~tea 6::
Custom root framing ; PUT AllOOM OVH ELECTRICAL SERVICE Hauling, tree work, Housecleanine 'Windows walls BBQ pits. Refs, Reas. Lied. 964-l<MI INTEIUOR-EXTERIOR fTt.07'3 Room •du O.K. Alter YOUR AltACH CALLS SU hr, Ir SMALL I( rad Ing , d cm o etc Good rates·Good refs. est.s 646-0664 Dave Commerdal/Reisld111Ua1 ~_,... _ _... _____ _
S:OO 551~ Rcornaddltions,apu. JOBSMZ-8233 831·1257 96().~l~1111 Mo•lng FOSTER'S PAINTING. Ca~~JOWw=or ...................... .
Kitchen Remodeling HcaillncJ ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm'l & ReaideoUaJ. '"9esUmate 141-1403 ROOr& tUtalled lauory c.,.ts.r.ic• Plans Ir Flnanclil1 Avail HMUlard Stctric ....................... If you want the best Local " .Lonii Dlstance No job too btg or too dtrtet: ••tab'l u yn.
...................... For free est call 531-3085 Llc32'7l38 645·6974 CHEAP EST hauling 1n housecleaning, done the MovloJJ .. ~wut rates, small. 12 Yrt expr. Full.Y PRb2Un& 4' Rfl>aln. SS Call Harold 0 U'1De
ClrpelMan wiU lay yo KenAhenberg le Bill ELECTRICIAN-Priced town. Fr l'sts. CHEAP! best, put our ability lo f~st, ertment service. lnstd/llc. 688·81185 & yn, WorkmaMhlp 1uar. ,5'9-211$1 ,
or mJne. Repalre Sberbacoff IXOYE ri&bt-tree estimate on 642299Sor001390 thetest.Coml,rei; Rella-~~e e~t. M~~c 673-3202 TUe adva.a~&o ol DlY ~:=r~~v~~~r lJcensed&Bonded ~eorsmalljobs. Big lruck, cheap price: ble.CaJIDee848-8592 __ em~ overs ~.531-7058. AJ~n:Ff:~~alL
at.IC.S-3N6 Li.~ 673·03S9 ~tnmg haro worklDi atu-xtm blkpin&, reliable, w/ Small Movin1 & Hauling, When ,you•re talttn1 WALLfAPER RANGING Fre$ -.. lietbOtad'd. tn•
Cont.r. Custom Alt &Add, dent. 494·7669/494-1-182 references, call Lrnda Free Elltimata. about 1st, you have t.o be Expr d 2.0 yra. Work 1r. Senior cltl d&cnL ~~_J'ahS::;.~le!b. fia ti os, cabinets. ...................... Greg 9SS-23611orCindy 768·9002 642 0386 1st, & we are ist. For tat l\Ull'anteed. 79-1830 !IM-OUluJtime
qal.Ominbleacla.Cle ~r~e:,!'~"'e~~~s:~ WEEDING.cLEANUPS OCC Sludenl. Bi& •• T Xlnt housecleaning by aintfng/Popering class work and top line / .,.,. ReDairJ. u 'd 6 J rd
.li'I, dlD rm. ball $15. Av ~l Uc. Bonded Weekly Maintenance truck. Trash, tree lnm, day. Own transPortallon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• material, hl~ ."' em. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AO typel?~ir.. est ~all
rm $7.&0, coueb $10, cnri-:;::::=:=:=:--=-=::=-l..!Fr_:::ee:_:est=.::, __ _:00=.:::·990~7 etc. Randy 642-5703, 83&--0648 PETERS PAINTING State contr lied. Boa· VERYNEATPATCH &Q)'Ume5'1·5'30Will S5. Gua.r elim pet odor MARKSlLERCONST. s.&9-3666 Expr'd Reas Rates. ded/lnsr. Please cont.act .1QBS4'TEXTUR£
Cpt re'(>alr. 15 yrs expr. Newconst. R.es/comm'I. Rell:able Expr Japanese Trade your old stuff for Free Es,t. Call' Gene Blue Diamond PaiaUnf. Freeest. l;l&fldG SELL Sdla Uem.t Wtib •
Do work myselC. Rel Rmadcl.remodel,PaUo Gardener Reasonable, CLEAN-UPS new goodies with a ~-°'58 548~ SellthlnprutwW&l>allJ Da.UyPllotetauffiec!Ad.
m.0101. Uccontr.C.Ul71M411 freeest.64S-5230Mike_. ___ 67339tOevcs Classlfiedud.642-5678 Sellldlelterns 842-5878 PUotW&lit~ 8'2-5818.
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We have an exciting en· TEMPORARY POSITION person. 1931 Newport
try level poeition in our An immediate poslnon ts avaH1ble for a 4-5 Blvd, Cocta Mesa
Production Control Dept. week period as a video display terminal DENTAL Becpt. Bu.)'
IOYS· GIRLS available. The quahfied operator lor a Buie/Four mlnl·computer. Same Pedo ofc. Exp'd. Gd.
12.18 yean or aie. Eve· candidate should have a e.xpet'ience is desirable bul. will train md!vldual salary/beoefita. 641-5511 nio6 work. Obtain new minimum of 6 months re· with demonstrated typin& accuracy and speed.
'-cri 1 l cent work experience Apply st: D94T.•• •sstST. su.... pbon.s or the Da · and have quali/icatloru OIAMGI COAST DAILY PILOT eri ..... -~ ~----"· full ly Pilot worldn1 with an ol 1eneral office skills lo p UUUJ....,,t .._,. • adult supervisor. Earn 330 W. IAY STl.HT COSTA ..SA Umeualat. ~·d. Ex·
$20 lo S30 per week or lndude accurate typing b.tw.-.. "-"of t:OO .,..5:00 ....._ paoded duties oppor. X· ________ _,more. Call 6•6-4100 ol 60 wpm, 10 key, and ....--,......... 'd.c-•.--
some apl.l· tude for C• fGr Anpo•t I '..... ray'-'C(~. req _,,.,,_.. •--------....-i betw-n s .·30 and 8'.30 .,,.. H B ..... ~..n•
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per1oaallt1 neat ap-
pearance, lotereat Jn oowtna with company. Call(714)~
'"" flaures. Terminal 642-4121.ld.11• · ..... ,,......
BeautJdatt p.m. lleYJ>UDch experience de· ..... O,,•,._.., • ;loyw OENfA&.lllC.,. GIBRALTAR HAIR STYUST IOYS WANTED aired. We can offer you Mature womao, exper Aabfmt AGES 10-I 5 an excellent starling c.ly. 4~ daya. Laauna
SAVINGS QuallficaUona: Costa llaa area. Earn salar>: and excltlnl com· Bt• h. '94·8511 or
C lll .. ,_..li pany benefits. Come '93.oGM
a .._._ ceoae S20-S30. per week. Get· lffNl-lth ua lnour new w.A..Wmshd 7100 .....,.W--.... 7100•--------BuieSablEqu' ~new customers for I "·t Pl 1 • ...,. • ...,. __.. ....., LOAM Nea~ce-TliE DAIL y PILOT. No ac ..... y. ease app y tn ....................... ,...................... DacTAL ASSIST.
ASSOCIATION Muat worldq deliverin1 or coUectln& person: Clerk Typist. Variety nice COOi(, bper'4 Ortbodontle ofllt•.
w1Ul/P\1BlJC. Callthisnumbertoapply pbooemannu,.quired. 41 bed conv. 00.p. Call chalrllde. Exi>er. pn:f. SQ\talOpport\IJ\llW <>Pencornpenaat1on. 645-4254 TREHDATA 646-0608 5*308l. ~~.,~Dal' wk. Em;.i,..;;.. .111F1 c..n rn•>lll3-M33 co•• .... _ -~,.,r ..._ _______ Ca S l /M ...-. ~•-.. .. - K .._ HSKKPn, ~,.i...,..-------~~=~~~~~~1,..r-=;;~~:;:~==J rter a ea anaae-ir.1 ...... 0 ..... ..-.... ~ • n ..... ~-•e-.m.......,. -ment Oppty, 2 yr de· • ~ -TIME Noon lo 4 PM, Mon·Frl ...-wi.-...,,,~,.-!!!!!!!.!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!~!!!i!!!! .-.-------•! •BmESS'l'ORE• velopment pro1rall), M!MOl.llS Fine clotbin1 store. $60. p/wk. kn1llah Jl'orNewportBuda Btn~q Aut llatta1tr for commlaaion/bonUI t'Om· DlYlltOM Located 1n Newport s peakln1 only. O•n Orthodont.IA.6Q..4111
T&La Schwinn Dealer. Salaey pemation.CallJack Pin· An~ppU9dMapellttCo Center. Great workin1 ~~PM. • Refs. Dental receptloalat. ;P/Um•. Br1ncb ofOce $10,to0. MUI\ bave prior to 774-7130 or aend re· ~W.Seacrstrom cmditiom with lhe ~t •••"an.4 . , Reaponaable womaft ·= ~~b~=~•-~--·~-ee-= __ c_ell_P" __ 1n_, ~~·~Bivl.3i~te51:S SanCaAn.1, CA92'104 :n~~JT~:r7:ho~ morala~.H~~D~~~1ld~ ~&c~~~:S: ..-.
I'd. ct Hilda Ter-BOATCAR.PENTER Anaheim. Ca.SZIOC5 l\ualOpportunity ---------a.taurant, nu Harbor, DENTALOJlTHO
nmveatf1l4)1'4-'12S5 Req'dwoodwor~altlll CARPET Cleaner, f/ti1nf!1---m•p•l•oy•e•r•~•1 '.F--COCKTAIL CM.558-99Uuk !or Sue. Chalnide, exper. Ir
W"""' fr around competence. or plttme Wi.ll train de· WAJTlllSS RDA . 4"t Days or PIT,
F .. :ulS..illti ~=-1~fta= pendab.le persoo . a..ER.lCAL Learn1nWhrsthemost COUMTBSBVICl N.8Call842·215216.
2"'&E.CoastH1r7 ti Cit 146-lJU; Femaleok. R.C. 8488602 FRH ucUJn&. &lamourous, Full or PJume. Day lt•---------Ccniadel ar a, • orMt-aTTT. biablY paJd profess. Da)' eve abHlt. Yoa••'•
EOE/11/F IOATC4IPltCTll -,.-.... -.--.. .,n-o-.. --.-,t-en-.' POSmoMS or eve MU\oos. Place-Naturally, Faahlon ~~~~~~~~I ~ ,.,., . t. ,.,__... j b bland, Nwpt BctL. Apply ~,.. Skilled wttb lat 6 ut dent. bourty wa1e + hllh Secy• Ill $100. ment ass&S uvuu o op-Tb --------·1 boatuper. commmlooa,14$-1039 Nat. bvJ desk, but~ por ~:11/i~~~op~ '°' PM~i----------l.Ba.hldni S6.,f'rcil:sd•! of nri1t7. Co. needs c.111141751·"94 crcaU <f14)17&.-0 OPBATIONS 4Da,ywCckd.ea.%281 CAllWASHHILP penoawbollbstolJam So. Cali#. Cocktail--...:.-...;.....-'----et~vlSOR Boal _.anuf•ct"-:r haa ~ ~JJ. Full·'nme .., tbiDp. X1nt hen.a & Waltraaa, lac • 17922 C0\1JlER·PARTTill£ ~an • _,.. METROCAJl WASH iood~nt. Slcy Park Bl. Ste C, lf...S ma&ar. rel.table fn•
Jmiumc baak baa lm· openln1s for: Exper'd 2950HarbotBt,CM r-~ $70:.i 1rv\ne,Cell2714. dlvldual 2 day•/mo. IMd. ~DI for exper'd trtm • toot.mg earpen· """'"""' ~ , ()peratiom Saperviaor al ten. Apply. Alajuela CASHI& Sm.atl movie chain n Collector trainee. Flnance ---------1~:..=::..:..:.:...::.:.:.:_;,, _ _:,;__1
aurT\16tinofc. Yacht Corp, Mr W. J.8Ul P/Ume, abarp, ltowth 8'abllll)' lot 1 pet'S. ofc. back1round helpful. COURT DlltECTOll for DlltYaS ~ PftllDCltlel dept, 'It. c.JI. eo. 1 Loe. Over ~ we Ltte typln1, aome bk-M 1.1 s t h a v • c o o d tA:nDis chib In Hunl.l.naton Local turidlw.. llDCMJ\S SAMnAf9.0 SANK --------.... tra1n 1 ltpna. nice boas. telephone volce. Xlnt Beach. Approx 21 bn per ......... ::::.:•d. Over
S35E.11\St.,lttn20l. MriaOCAIWASH W...tProce11$900• salary. Co11t.ad ltr. wk. Pre.fer verf mat\mt ~ri_~·~eau~"'""l""~1~~·!;·~req~a.~~~.:~~~~~~~~!l ...__.,_ • o J: l~ER """"H•·bor Bl c M Local co. ... u 1 yr ex-Jamea.845-JIMO indlvldual. Call Dave
avauu. •· • ' ""'"'"'~ .,_, ~ • · • per. w/Ma1 Card back· COL.UGI IU-7747 Elcc:t.ronla
. t C AS Bl ~ R S E pound. Great oppor. to llMeH TICM + P.t l'ft:it "" Jt Per JIU ooo of Irvine's finest STUOl!NTS, CIOSSIMG ~UilD ,_.,.5 competent ... -&:::i-!::=~~~: coe. HOUSIWIYIS 5UIS1TM'IS q~n~ to IUYfc::vid;;
Worldn1 houn can be M.arlrC.831-21Sl Secr.Smy $1000 Supplement your In-C\t7 d P'ountal.n Valley. moniton • ~ldeo ac-acbedulod to )'OW' opta Oppor. to tnJoy a top C 0 me. WO r k 0 n Jiu.st be av~l to work caaon .. , OJ'la.al&e parta r..!::~~~~#~.;.;_.;.!
ume. Daya or eveaJqs. c.asblers notcb pot. w/Jrvlne 5 telephone. Ouar&oteed qillt bn dwiat nbool dept, etteb. t•otal
or weekends. Salary ECOMOMY/Go.&.O .u.r co. Beaut. olc, xlnl hourly wai• plus bonus. day. sz.&Sperhr. Cont.act aervlcea. ualst lo
commeusiirale with ex-lmmed. f/UOM, ''t open· oppor & beos. Well worth Z50 E. 17th St. SUlte 0, Pertonnel otnc.. 10200 marltetJn1 w/t.c~lcal perl~e. inp ln our aell aene 1., .looldnl Into. Qlet.a Men. &48--4100 SI• ter Au. F. V ly expertise. n•t5'5-lle.
stations. All ahl.fta avail. ledlatatlont C• '9Gl-8Ul.. Equal Oppo
l"'ewpartBeachNear In C.'11., H.B., F.V. 6 Penonnel dept ol top f.lnploJer. ENGINEER
Faahioolalaad. S.A. &tea. Mast be II. lrvtne co. needs brlfht ~DIAN PJUme, for
Ovu IO welcome lndlv. W/typln1 ak JI . COMMUN CATIONS cburcb•pre-sdaool.Hrs M1·crowave OUTDOOllART 714/121-G80. Great benl. Super nice llaalary nulble, mature
FESTIVAL -----•I people.Sa1'900up. T£CHNICIHI 1.qeman pnf'd. Send P.Q. Bor.11122 r.,,-$750 M ref'•· to Pte·Sebool, , Jlanldn& lnlne. Calif, t2TlJ CIVIL S ll d pt I ,.~, ~" Cdu E •
• -I -~..._.. rna Accounts e . n ......_ .. -very. ..... ng1neer
• --0---.NG lrt co. Payroll exper. or $I 062-41279 am . )larlneu Savlnf• 11 DeaJC Dr&n.man. Eir· ao employees ok. Very ----"------1
Helda' • goal fled---------• p'd.. 1n water Is sewer nlce friendly al· TwoPD8iUonsareopenin •-f ~...a... 1..i..
Teller for Ila Lacuna Cao's. Subdlvlalon de1l1n moephere. Pleasant co-lhe Dept. of Cosnmunlca-OAT4 f'ROCISSOR -n••=.nw op1uug
Beach otc. Min • mo'a BOOllE£PING lmowted1e desirable. AP· workers. XJnt bem. Uons and Emeraency Xeypwich w/dat.a entry • a I 1 t 1 f o r •
Sa.tnp " Loaa exfel'. Pit ln pereon to: Mr I.alt TKh Tl'M $160 • SetYJces to Install, main-at.at.lol\s, ayatem a or 32 MICMlH .. ~
req'd. A\JpUcanta must AClcc~~nLttlnln" Ft1ure F\lentea. Robt. Bein, N_.. &ood mech back· taln. and repair various or any arnall computer wit .. ••,•rl••c• I• · b9 _, __ to work aome er... te IUI'• work, Wm. FtOlt Ir '"··-Alatcs IC"V I t ..-p-1 'd Oppor l • '" .... ......._ UM 10 key. Top $n & """"" ground to get lhta hlehly electronic equ1p~en -..-· .-... · • charact•robatlOft •cl Sa.ta.Xlnttalat)'1 worlr-Uon atHO'.l.QuallSl.,Nwpt desirable pos. o n suchasa\,ldloandvldeo learn pro1ummln1. _ • ins c:aad.a "~ita. in· YaCI p.tJ'. Bth. eraveyard shift. Xlnt co. tape recQrdera, v ldeo F/thne niChLI. Plea•e VT coacca-~lUd.clc1\taJ. ~~~~~~~~~I w/greatbena. cameras, securtty al1r111 Co'Ofttactpe.raonnelollice, ffw =•lfM• • lliiit~~~~~!!!!!!~~I fu~) ,S::.,-Jj Ovil Enct.n.eertn1 Detlan C:• ltlt• 540-6055 s)'3tems. etc .. in addition 5-"' Coast frt ... .cy ,_. t;..
forappol»une.nt l>raftaroan, full or * * * * to usin1 electronic Co::aUlltyHos,atCll C·~ead tlaroett.
FAualOppQrEraployer r/Ume. Sal open depend· RS. Clertl $435 acbemaUc diaarams ln atmCoutHwy "" ...... w-. ..... n I upon • x per. & trouble ahootlni and In Sout,h Luuna, 828T1 qualifications Apply, No exper. nee. Thia 11 8 lnltallina data cables. 49f:1J11 po,...... W..& frOlli I ________ , lnlM 540-4451 South Coaat En1lnoenn1 1ood •teppln1 •tone to Requires 18 rnon~ ex· watt to 600 wofh.
J .8ANXS6LPOSmONS T_. 731-5131 S.rvlc•, 492·32-tl, San =.•/anxlntco.&xlnt :,n~~:~r~~:;!~ Dellve1'1·Drlv-r r.:.•• ofl ,..., .. , _ _.__......,_~~-=-
POSFlmHO.._.S ·~F.~1q~iW~Op~por~~Em~p~loj~·~.1~-0emente~ -. -.-.. -. -.·;;;;.;;.;;:1 Acco.t. enc $600 technician. Appllcatlona ProducUon Worker. $3 t •• co ...... co oa !-'-' __ ....... ____ __ " 1_ No exper. n~c .• but you will be accepted until atart.C.IJSU.m&. per1 A IWt tllld tett
J\£,\ppraiMn t.oSlSK ac>owKE•P•Jt-Full will need 10 key & ace Spm, OCTOBER 28, 1917 I , ............. It .......... ~ti or to ..... ,..,. .... c. .r:-CLERK ly .... na. Thll ia a super AT: DeJlvery M•n. or ear.., n..--..L..:.t......:'..iL.&--..t. vi.-• Otll er .,_,., charf•, w/manager ... In .. _ momlntTlm•route.No ::;:,,.=.,._.,._ _ _,..
LoilQ Oler top IJ.Qlt capabUIUee tor Heep "° w x t ucna. coli.c:t1na adlt.a nly ·~ '.,....--
5a.tnp &ipY tof150 tlonal poalUon. Exper TYPIST A/r..,-. '$600 COUMTY hn perd~y. E~~lcal illcrowS.C1 tol800 U\rutrial balance Ct data Llte ex1>4?r. helpful. Good PEISOt4MH. car ~·4. Wlltml.nlter .............. re 1 ~~=~ :: = ~~1~' ~r:':~el :~ Local, 1rowm1 orrlce of =~c::atKitc. ~n~!~~~t SAN i5~:'NmfNo CA Hntf Deb area. m.olll • c.aedl••ca or ..,., i-------~-•
1 ~ator &o$100 penon.allty an aaaet to national adverU1ln1 ln1fteldtowork ln. ~us Deliverymen for early I• peno11 t9: Au•
ll)J' to= t.bll P90Ple to people en· company, located near Cell Solly 54o.6055 AM Newtpaper d•llvery Lewi.... lledtoa
TellCr to vtrOcnlDt: send re,ume 1 r v l ft• 1 n du 1 trla1 11!2.~ 015 EQUAL ln C.ll. S500J.er ino. Dr:••lcs Dlwlsloe. Tcltd \o ~ •. al Com1>lex, ls 1eekln1 an ALSO rsmo J ......_ ..... 17
-I uy requirementa Individual with profl-co•ST"'L OPp0RTUNITY +._.~...... . J 0 w. LeWte ..... ALSO JOIS to: President, PO Bo• ,,,. ,,,. EMPLOYER'"' ,.._"C•-""-• ·--· 1179'1, lrvtne, Ca. 112'71J atent, accurate typln1 rtrlCMllMI A-cy DEIJVll\Y MAN Tortwwet, CA 90109.
-.i.a -·3 •u .. -1klll1 to 111tat in 1d 11""'" Pull tlrn&, neat a .., ~lP:~t'lel JIOolckeeper full time, f.lacemenl. Must enjoy 2790Harbor.CostaMe11& C()tlillUTllOP ener1ette. Bucb St•·,.---···-·----····--"
lb COil 'II La•UJI• Beacb c. p A. Ill paced environment --.ltlrp'd. lD IBM s,.iams a. Nt1one.8. ra ~ C•rnpus Dr· :, HUGH ES :
1 27111 r • • aa firm. Salary open. and be able to work un CLERK TYPIST/ AC· Xh1l frlnl•· la1ar7 ~.m.2Sl4f derdeadllnepreaaure. COUNTING. lmmfdlate $ft8-$1051. fatmed. !..:.;~-------: • ~avuometh n1 Yo\I want sqltloo avall1ble for an -..-.1. s.ct -mH: Sad· D&IVll'f GAL '-"'-··--·Jl··---···-·"' '° 1 I? Clu&&lied ada do Sf!LL Idle lternt with a We ofter compeUtln euellent tyt>lat ln 0 lead Mack V~Jley Untntd P•r'lftanent P/T morn· "'"'"19 '11 Cit•" co•rA"''.
lt.,ell.GU;wt&. Dtll,Y PllotCIU1llied Ad =~Jit:ndpl(UJull ccoonmvf.v't"aYl t n 1 Dev e I o per 1 . Sehl. DI.It., attn: Job 0p. ~· ,!!•lute0,!. S'!!'°°o ..!; U.S. ctnZENSlDP Construction Office portunlty, 2S63\ Dlffno ......... rn ·-•• ..-l\EQUIRED You don't need a «un to "draw fast" when you
pla an ad In lbe Daily
l'Stot Wa.ntAdal Call now
atma.pbere. Pleaae cull Near Orange County Dr,, Mlulon Viejo, 1121975 week. Trana. etHJ"Y, EQualouoorimlLJ: forappolntment. Airport. Good comr•ny Sand•lth etvlc•, M/F/BCemolGY1
benefits. Pleaae cal Sue SELL idle items wlth •1_MND...;,_~------r.~~~~~~~~~I S4f·9152 r or appoint men l DaUy PUotClaallll9d Ad. .._
&33 8G80. Ext.411 642 5678. Cluslftod Aua "2~ WctAdt w.-&42..,.., --------------1
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f ~ W-.t.4 7) 00 Help W•t.cl 7J O Help W •tecl 7100 H.tp Wonted 7100 H.tp W~ted 7t 00 tfffp Wanted 7100 ~Su:!:.:n:::da:z.Y:..:· Oc:::,:::to:;::::bet::...::::9-.:1.:::.:97:..:.1 ______ .:;;.;;.;;..:..;~~~,:;.
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,~Ge:lld'Jlll H~l.P w ted ,ror .. SUUMCI KIYPUHCH OPR MA.IMTIHAHCI PERSOMMEL -•••••• • •• • • ••••• ••••••• ••••••h•• • ••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ab(n1)bop. 7:JOem· Newport l\earh Fire " 6 Mo's exper. Key.l>1•e ~llpt'r'd mun. Study ~ trowl~I ll~en{y LU~i~~t~
hll • I D»y wit. CUU&ll)' lntunnce ore Naabl ShJll. Gucxl t·11 11\ork Nrwport Clr Ok ~ s e~11Cr ~unse1or
v t,ranapA~, need• qu•lilted 110• bener1t1. c1•1. 1110 Hldg Replytorha.s1r1ed dnewdc~uF ::.~T5
wn fu (f'lpns, l der'#rller wltb ex. New~•rt Center Ur, N Lt ad no 63, co Daily P1lol, a 1m•n ea1 · r~en ty
• • penence ln pre>«uln&. 6""'360, 8am·Spm. A:.k PO Box JSfiO ('oata Meaa, ~t!pbe re c:1f Ca~rv
CilitUlU'1. OFACI aervtcin1 & murkeUn1 of lor Betty Wt.~t. nt 2-H Ca 9~ 1''ox. 54~~6oss. Coastill ac~ur.tc~. commercial account&, Molntcnclnce M• Personnel A&ency, Z700 ,. .. ...;.._., .. 1 salary o~n. Excl'l\r-nl • '"·--s Harbor CM "~n ~ . " me. ~oefita Mra. Baalter _."'._ r or w u o d work in tC --• ----
QI lorappl.833-UlO m~ · · PACKACl8S& machinery & ruhated --------• · .. • .r:-.. • -s elt'Clncal reqwremenL, p I '" -I f-'" 0 ALOFVICE 1w•u••wc1 ~-~ ,\.J>ply, 1'1622 Von enotil I A>Slwn P ERSQN "'.y _,.. Man)' Nffded Now 1 ! 1 $944 lo $1148 per mo.
LS 0(1'!1Un& 11 new 1 ~llah•
olf1n~ an lhe Hunltntitun
llcach 11re1. Need• bolh
manager. uluy + t'om·
m.b51on and ule!pt.•ople.
Belter: than •H l·ra.:e
commission + 1ncenl1' t'
plaleuw.. Thi:. office will
b~upproic l!IOO iCI ft . With
u lot ol company suppoo.
Call Paul. 714:1>75 3411. or teee~, pho11es Ii Secretary, he8V)' typing, Car 4"pbone a must Karman_. _ir_v_m_c_. ---Re:;p. fut supervisana:.
\yp1D w/1row\h t Dict aphone, telephone M.\NAGEMt-;?'•n performmg & P•rticipat· --------1>1.ir'Cba lb &r production relief, 1ood benenta. PEUPU~ l't:llSON ing in a wide vanct)• or 1---------1
control po1\tlon Call 133-lliSSOMrs. Baker. Jo:x"c needs p lime as technical & complex RetplratoryThtrapb t
David lnit W 71M Mfg i.<~ m wholei;ale :.upply opcratAons In thtl ptirtiOn f<' t1me nighl.ll. Exper. in
bt&tlltempequlp Jo'ully c ap1tali.ted nel olc. Desirable druw1n.: & running Insurance "A" l"'u quahh cation.s include I bl d -c ... ,,. Glrl ho l .,..., """ arter1a oo gasell IJ6..am u.ec na ability lo meet public
service 1'Cli women pit, M_a...; 'Ir trvlM 540.4455 Manlcunn&: poi.Ilion tactfully, 4 Yrs of in ~If~~~ contact personntJJ 'topS.c•i:!itt~l23_ 411RVU 6 Tmtln 731•5711 uvull. for JuhcUe chen creasingly resp. clericul SouthCOGlt
1.,.M,..,._. , telc on wknds only. We work, exper. m pullhc GIRL 1''ri. needed. Call , ~MllH Equal Oppor Employt•r w11l tr.lln. 540975'1 or up employmenl & exper. in Cornm.lty Hotpltol
., forappt. fMO.m:J Develop ar maintain pro-_ ply in J)l'rson Mon f'n supuvisory capacity 31812C-Oasl Hwy
1p•cl list. make LEGAL SEC'Y 1''or busy --Typing 60wpm, sh SouthLagwta,92ti'l7
cttlLFllDAY telephone a ppointments, two man 11 8. ofr1cc. Job ~1 AT U It t: w 0 MAN OOWJ>m. Apply in person, ---499-·•13•1•1---t W\llop1nt"cl0Hatore, ma!lmatenals,fotlowup requires lClnt skalh µitimc lo wt•lcomc by5pmMondayOctober
* ...,. b.aOdle CUltolJ\~N " on iriquJries. No sel!Jng. Sahtry depend::. upon CX· 1wwcome1,, & t•onlact ~~hl\oot~~~~~i~t. v:~~e~ Relaurant
\pbone1 iD H le11nen'1 Good typing skills. penence m«n-h11nts Flex1blehrs Lighthouse Lane , M(M(O'S .. ~. Wln leam lode· lelepbooe manner, able 847-0041 Need t•11r, Ille typing <Corner or Newland & "ft"
4 alp • CICIMb'Uct ahades1 to worlt Independently. Leaat Sec' Exper '> r S-17 :.195. Talbert ) Fouota1n fAMILY,.tZZA at do1e>me1pectattysew· Sbould be mature, .. Y· . -> s -""mi. Also tnrtudes som~ diplomatic, pleasant-man. Xlnt typing, no.sh Med1c:ul transcnber Part ;V;a;ll~ey;.;E;.O;.;E;·~~;;;;I PARLORS record kee In g. If In· Baalc koowledge ol in· Sal s9so+ Ne~.0· <.;all Time duys. Must have Tr"Clllneff • t~ c~ 813-1'30 0 aura.nee helpful. Startin& 7S2·2$18fortnlenwappl. exµ. 1n a ll medical •Cooks
atop bY, Custom Shade" aalary S&O per moolh. LEGAL TitAIHEE s~~all1es. 644 0663 Playskal .,......... •IOI teoden
Drapery ShOp. ~ E. lntervle~,MondCallat,_athnd Typtst for Newport Ctr Acute care hospital in •Deli•-Drhen Coast Hwy Oii TueMlA)' .,...y. rua Y 1 r 7., ..... 31 ECPT beach commun1tv. Ideal ··, • ' • GuiaerorappotnUDent ~irm~--=---MEDICAL R • hn.ni & worluni conds. Part-ltmc oJ)l'nmK~ for
i GIRLFalDAY 675-9900 Liquor Store Cleric Exp'd,, :.alary open. Fr Good pay & benefits. women & men with oul
• &xper'd , good ofc skills. Mature, expr'd Avply m mge bend1t:1. 81·hngual Prefer registry or re· ~oin& pensonahhes who
Real ktafe Salespeople
FIMlt ProfesslOMI TnlillllMJ
Wesley N. Taylor Co. has recently ac·
quired the finest in·house
Cloted Circuit T.V. Traimtg
ln today's highly competitive market
you need all the professional trainina
uvailable to be qualified as a true pro.
fessional and top producer. We believe
we are the only office in Newport
Beach offering this professionally pro·
duced Tom Hopkins Color Video Tape
Sales Training Program.
Wesley N. Taylor Co. is a 32.year-old
firm wholly owned and operated by its
tounder . No branch offices or
divisions of something else -just
headquarters We ofrer personal pro··
fessional guidance to each individual
transaction
We have openings for a rew select in·
d1v1duals who possess highest integri·
ty. professional appearance and de·
s1re for success. Applicants must reel
comfortable in prime areas such as
Big Canyon. Spyglass, Corona del
Mar, Linda Isle, Lido Isle and other
prestigiuos communities. Interview
by appointment only.
GENAMl!:ZO '1
2082 B\&Sin •Center Dr
SUlteJOO 1
Jrvlne, CA9271.5
EQua1 OppOtlunaty
Employer MfF
SECRETARIES •
Your 1kllts are In de-
mand at all levela ol ex·
per. We havo many Jobs
ln the Orange Co. are• Work where It when you
please.
SIS-+tORAILL
Q20 CampUS, SU 130
Newport Beach ~-8U71
.... All be nefits. Harbor person. 895 W. t!lth St Spanish 8~1stol Pe~~ glSlry eh&ible. Will con· lab pride in their work. Wesley M.. T-lor Co.. R .. ors ~ uu.rroo toat,gcz.,34,90, CM Medical Group. 724! ::.ider h e'd phys ical Over 21 & able to work 21 (I Sea -., load SECRITAIY ·---------•Im~ · BakerSt.,(;M therapy ass i stant even1ni:::. S2 70 $3 to 2 Joaqllla ' Ge1C>fofia
Girl Friday fot Atch1tec· PRUDOITIAL U(i)UOR CLERK Please conla('l personnel start. Apply alter SP M HEWPORT CENTH, M.L 644-49 I 0 Expr:'d, t)'~ as+. die·
tW'alfirm.Neech.lnttyp· Rolf's on Coast Hw y Meclmal office. dwly, taphe>ne, uJt 1tart. ; Ina 6 bookltee"in& altiU.. TELEPHONE CLAIMS needs good person. e'< Soutlt Coast Mf..H·ED'S Pleasant. offico. Nwpt --~dy• n lt'~JUPE~ "1 per.pref'd.Eves lollpm TRANSCRIBER CotcauwityHo.pital FamUyPiuaParton Ll....lpw_.._~ 7100 u.a..w~ 7100 Bcb.:1700+.Pb:Mt"'613 t GIRLSMElDED .-oe ...., reg_• rn,n • rs CallOtto,631-1212 31872Coast Hwy 11805.BristolSA ,..... wmru ,_,. ..--., u per. in atl,Jmlin1 hom e ----w h eel -ni g So th . _ """' 7 410E17th, Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secretary-Typist. Work SaodwlC)b dellv•n • $ oWfter thdt " atnactural Ute Bookkeeping & Lale e ave tmm o,,.. n u ...,guna, •u.07 12731 Gardeo Grv Bl. GG .1 ..... or eves ac:hedule
da)'S wk,' Ml ilay. Own clatms. Machinery work fur for medical records •99-1311 SALIS SALIS p'7.i1u1t1. Mu11t bavc
ltaJ»p. !am ovr $3.SO AlTl'O QUALITY locksmith. Call 642·4762 lranscri ber · l'' ltimo pos. ~~~~~~~~~ Restauranl ~u-ELill!UT REPllS&CT ATIVE above avera•e t•..V.na, 15 br. Call lasri·lpm , CO·..,.....OL oo 3·11 shin Sun thr111._ _______ --I Dl-.. w ...... --~ ..-..-..-11:11' • ~.,. • nan Th M t h.ive good•' :ttn ... ,....-Bis"'-Craphks drcfl· -t WPnt ... ..,... =lln1 " ~. Prefer c--"'' ... ate w/mln LYN, F/time W'S U!\ 11 YOUR IMCOME ""1' ....,.. ........... med•ca1 & s u raic•• POLICE omcER ~~ tn1aupp11eenter neect•a eramm r. oo and IRLSWIM 2 Yl'I body abop or in· 3-11 & 7-3. Park Lido terminoloiiy. prev. ex· .~ $$$$ SSSS salesperson w1lb w rect required. Plau Ex-
UpToS2:50. Eoter 111rance estnn atin& Conv. CenleJ", 46& per Pn!f'd Pleaseapp-Sll59 tost•Ot f'ull&PJlime PAITTIME salesexp.toservlce " ecwveSUil .~
T·Sbirt C<>nlal backJrOuod. Job entails Fl a es hip Rd. N . B . iy. Fountain Valle)' Com. ia hbl Kitchen H.Jp TB.IPHOM! WORK create new .ac~unts In
... _ ,_,_allon "all cbeckiog estimates for 6'2-8044. m"~~· Hospital Person + 5~ MarY E . P/ HOUSEWIV._S the Orange Coun[y are•. SECTRY(!l!f!'' .. _ ........... " accurac1 lhat i.re pre·-----~----0 ' • Minimum a&e 21. h1&h venings tame "' ~-blo ll'*ftSpona· BillMcCl~.~Z.S17 senled to our start &c MACHINIST stronc on nel rice, 17100 EuclJd sd'IOOl &rad, women Jare loqwreStuftNoodlc COWGESTUD&ITS uo;.-.-Orw..a,ce Co A Area.
td'l)booeadjusters. mills Must have job Sl,F. Vly.Callln9-1211. encouraged to apply.Ob-2.lSRn·ersideDr,NB Guaranteed Hourly ~ lt::t~o~f:e!! h nmed op n\nJ for GUARDS
Ua.lveraal aa expanding
its operabons In Oran&•
Count)' "needs 40 part " full Ume 1ecurity of·
fic:en UIUl'led. Expel'. not
nee. Top w g for es.
per. persoMel. Car •
phone r9q. 21 " over.
Veterans • retirees
welcome. U.nalurms furn nroe • , .. for uvar • hn.
App'1 9-12 and l ·S Mon
Frt. ............ ""°hdioe f 22' W. Ste. St. S.A.
HOMEOWNER shop exp. on R&'° .and ---------• tauupp!JcationalPohce Calls.48-7418 Wage Plus Bonus. 5:30 1ng aida, desired. we of· ~~u""v~1 'li:~~ CONSVLTANT Pro-type mac bininc. MGMT·Coui>le wanted. to StatJoo anytime. return -RES--T-A_U_RAKT ____ p_l_llA __ , prn to 8:30 pm. Call r.1r salar y. car al· eood r:rammcr. pbone
Rap. form coot.rot at Wages to $9 per hr, 50 hr help mana1e family nolatuthaoSPM Friday ~orcoineto2SO E. low.a.nee, commission, personality, ~dcground
bandllnf.J lara:n home ::nty -;,i;:~,f~ <c.;'.~) b\Lonness, part time. Call g:t=1!{~~~:1~es~:j ~II i:~n~~F~e:r.'!!~~= 17lhSt .. Cai.ta lllesa. protec.Ud territory ldr· 6n blt k Pl (lesi rab'le. ;:"m!.t~ex~.~ ~or 1213) 4»3501 ~pm, 11527-7589 Bu.ch Police Depart· near OC airport. Must be Salesgl rls needed . 1n&e benefit&. Unlimited 151-01!12,&toS~ys.
faeld t:K telePhone home btwn 8A 1-4P t , al\ 6PM MGMTftASMU menl 201 8t.h St. Seal l8 or over . Apply in aandw1cb delivery, s ::~:!~ !~~=:~':J ~:~ --------·
owne.rclaiinsadjusting. (7l4)6'5-7392 Needed f o r Univ . Beach, Ca. 90740 (213) person, Days wk,' hrs day. EZ dividua.1 "111.1.nt to com• SECURITY °""""· fw od'#cmu-•MAIDS• bookstore. Retail exp. 431-2541 SGT PEPPERONl S work. Eam ovr $3.SO per mit to a public corpora· PEJISOHH ..., ill""' dclhm of. 11M Inn al Laguna pref'd but nol essenl. ~~~~~~~~~I PIZZA STORE hr 5Co.&U9 ______ lion. Call Unda 979·8W RtUil pen
fiq 211 N. Csl Hwy. La&un• Startini: salary S3 29 hr. Presser P /T morn in&• 2300 S E. Bnstol SALES HELP Wanted $10 forinterview appt. Ple&M Apply In Pcnoo • TopWaaes. For mler\'. c•ll 1133-6228 Mon-Sat. E~p oot nee. Santa Ana Heights per hr. £am 1 wk., ex· ...;_ ____ ...__::..::----• NOOday-PriUPM
Good .Benefits MJCROFtLM CLERK Must be neat. One Hour S.9-867• pense pd vacation. to SA.LES IUU.OCICS/WILSHIRI
For c:on1lderaUon please MANUFACTURING Niaht shif\ 5pm J·SOam . .Martiruzing 5411·6485 <Ne.xtTollfeDonald~> Pans. Fnnce,m May Part lime. S.9pm. Mon· IJfallUoftla'.hiild
call, 7SM900axl 431. i:.xper helpful, but not PRF.SSMAN Equal Oppor Emplny~ '78 Must dress nicely. be Fri, -rfect for Collene w-w--... •-odt P.IWDENTIAL 'd r r responsible, lR yrs & .... • ,... r-_·• ----....,...---1 PROPERTY& OrangeCountymanu!ac rt.'Q or ilmmg, pro· Sm pnnt shop in CM.1 _________ 1 older. ForinWviuwcall, St udent. no preuure F,qual()pp~mplyrm1f
CASUALTY 111rer. division or NYSE cessmi;. slufrln~ & relat· needs pressman to run HE.."l'AlL 714.561.()!187 .9ales or q uotMa lo meet. JNS~RANCE firm, has immecllalc re t.'CI dut1c:. Phone 644 4360 Ch1ef·l'I w /T -51 Must ------S31·~11
Co P .. """ q uirement!i for lhe forlnlerview Pleasecall have exper w1JM 412 BULLOCKS •---------
,.,. .. • fol.lo · aflcr Spm CP I •· t Sal ur I •-.--------A Subeidary of the wing . camera"' some s npping es· e nsurance ,.
PrudenUal Mmmn V1l'jt> knowledge. Call for appt. WILSHIRE
Insurance Co. TISTTECHHICt.\MS MOTOR ROUTE Liberty Printing Co.
wanted rM IOY•IY ,..ome. 0( ~rlca Requires 2-4 yeani C~· The Daily Pilot ha" a -~-·ZSM______ Newport IHch dtin fr C90k. No 00 "'ST STE _.... · I _. r Id · t::. Now Acceplm& heavy c le anln(. Pvt llOO v. . 200 .,.....ence in re at~ 1e . large route 1n M1ss1on PRESS OPERATOR. ex· 1 * ,.... • tardea. he in. NEWPORT BEACH Will test & trouble$hoot Vll'JO • approx nmmas per. on AB Dick 360 333 App 1callons For
llOO wk . 1 lO $ uu..._.F.Q.._uaJ_Op_p•E•mltip•lo•y•er-PCB. Must be ram1har S300 per month. Mon lhru Third St L.ig. Bch Tho Jo'otlow101 POSJttoos -,;r~~. af\er S, :>4<>·.!ll!I ,. wtth analog & d1g1tal Fr 1 a ft r rnonns and
ci.rc1&try. SJt&Sun mumm1:~. Car 'UIUC WORMS SEUJHO. .-HOUc.~R.EPU'S lnlenor landscape main and good dnvmg record MAINT WOIKY #I A""'°"" ---t.enance pergon needed 9UALITY reqwred. Call 6~2 UZI Childr • "--' -ASSISTAHT Mutt bave exp. Own-~HHICIAN 1.eavan~ name and phone Salary S806 to 1978 per ftl a --r· D a & \ y or 1 ave I n . transp. Call Margaret '~ number. mo. Requires ac~able F 11tifae hw.Sry Hou~ecltaaung, laundry, ~-Ol508.30-4:30wkdys To perform final quality ---------• basic education & ti mos Glfta
occasional ~kmic. Call a1.:t:q:1 ar.ce testing & HHD XTIA $SS work exp. in public work· W~ft't Fl• A--.1
J«lnter'Vlew 6'2 4770 JANITORS/ buy· o fr of !I u b • type coost. & maint. Por ....-. ••
C"i • . A.OCR.MAN u::.emblies. un1ti. & You can earn more than applicaUon&1nfor .• con·
,ffousaftper U\'e In for 1 systems. 2 Yrs related $1.Sll exlra monthly in· tact : City of San .. OM-SEU.
1 MUlt. atw-e, Mp/!iFm'· c~lvse's exlrp·elnre. exper .. military or high rome for 81ust 3 swalesl•d Clemente. Personnel GlftW-
C..P ble. honest, refs, • "'' r.. • " level commercial, m month. e • or Oep l.. 100 Aven lda Mft'Ct..diMH~ .ccar~.~~~~~-.-1 area. 1~ 129::. computer tesuag, tecbni· Book Childcrafl Hits Presidio, San Clemente, __ _, ;. i EM 1 t rep Call Jone at 839-21664 ,.._, J-'"fTOtlS c a n . e e c r o. for furtber info. .... 92672. 492·5101 Ul 23 We a"' also currently BC·
ER $30-$50,000
NO~ ..
We provide qualified
le»ds lhnJ flnatlcaal in·
S\.llutions
S30,000 First yr. comm.
Eitcellent mgmt op·
porturuues. Lie. agents
needed
P /tlm e ofc c leanlnf mecbanlcallnspectioo. -----=-=-=------• by l0/111117 ceptini: applic•Uon1 ror
eves. So. La1una area. IHSPECTOlt-Real Estate Free the Hobday Seoson For pn vate interview Couples also needed • --c-. .. , to $Z'H' Pleue Apply In Person "all "r S'e""'n:" u n
Must. have car It bocne HC:SVIMG c =;';tnaneiai7n-Monday.FrlHPM Wed~~lyB~~tosp:~ •
Jlho!'te. Call 5.1Z·65SI or l Vear experience teat· _ newpOrt 5\ltutlon 11eeks ind iv. IJ Faatdon lalCMd C714l7SZ.8777 x 214
a pply 12) N. Olive, 1111" inspecting of elec· ii>:.. I w/Callf. R.E. lie. & pre· EqualOppEmplyr mff 1--------•
Oraoi-. Mon·1')'1. tronic components. c....,; ..... ;JP"" persome vlous background in _
:J.C. PEMHIYS 2.,...... .....
........ lffclt
HH lmmtd. O~ntna
For :
PLAIN CLOTH
SICuarrt OFCI
Out.ttandlnJI: co, bitne.
Apply In Person Mon·~i 10.m .... pm
F.qwal Opsior Employer
lnt.e.,,ret sche1J1Jtia I& :.\ agency I flnaMe ClO., mortaage
knowcolorcode. :;:m;&i!lllii-; 752·0331 lending or banJun1 \ol•-------•I SALES
'
...... ._10R supervise 3·5 omces. RET •tL llM
ON THAT
SAUS JOB
,;:~--.,..,.... 2l9'l Ma.rtin. lrvlne Must be willing to re· A ~ -Call for appointm ent locate within Calif, Also CLERKS
MECHANICAL ~~~~~~~~I P'ee Jobs. CalJ Carry
Minimum 6 months ex· NUIS~ .. .a.IDES Fox. 5-10-8055, Coastal UTOTEM perience on units & sub· D A Personnel Agency. 2190
systems. Ability to 7·3 & 3-11 sbilta. Every lbrbot'Blvd.CM e--,-...M.u+a
penorm v1.1ual \nspec. other wlrnd off. H.B.1;.-.-;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Poa1tionaoi-n lst. ~d ft
t.ioo at aU levels up lo Con t'. llotp. <714) 3rd 1 b Hl1 in San
a)'ltem in.9ped.inns, re•d 841..JSlS •REAL ESTA.TE• Clemente Is La-guna
bluepnnlS & lutow color N.-or ~enced. Top Beach. other areas have
codes. MUISIS AIDES ttain1n1 avail. Private openlo al.lo. No esper.
GOOD
BUDDY!
SAL~ TRAINEE.S
UTE Ir HEAVY
SHOP EQUIP.
DISTRllUTOR
NO EXP ER. NECESS.
Elm SZIO to 9'2$ •k
rnclud H I, comm. boll us
Only :.mb Uous need ap-
ply . Mual be w ell groomed Is neat a ppear·
ing. XJnt fringe oonentt. cau (or appointment
MlttLANCI
ltM415
MondayUm·lJJm Tuesday8am·10~30am
J.C.NHHIYS ASSEMILBlS
R.equares G months ex·
pecience • &ood hand
solderinl(. Mus t bt•
huniliar with harltess
ruutlna chassis layout &
wiring, pinnln~ & crlm11·
ing ft use ol amall hand
tools.
3-11. !:xper prefd, Mesa offlce'a. Lcrae adverti,._ req'd. Apply at any or
Ven:le C<>nv. ll0tp. IJOl inchUdget.Callnow! ourstores. 'MfttheMOStlaoMft.1-... .-... ----·1 ..;;~~~~;.:.,;....;..;._....., ~l('rSt.C.M .5'8·5585 PACIFIC COAST z:RSllNewportBlvd .......... a ....... •Secrelarlea.t. Bkkp111 Scrvk StaUon Atl n· 24 ,...,_ lllcM
Newport IHclt
b Now Acceptln• AppUcaUoos t)lr:
PART-TIM'E
CHllSTMAS HELP
Apply In Per.on
Mon· Fri 10am-4pm
Equal Oppor Employer
~~==~I KEYPUHCH OPR
UMJ•ACCADI
ltOOSYSTtM
Oppott.un1ly for aharp
li:eypunth opu•&tlr tor our day 1blfl with a
minimum of 2 years •x· ptttienre to work at ou.r
Newport Corporate of·
tlce. Ex~rlence with
CADE l\il)O a)'atem very
de1lrable. Venfylns e•·
penence required. Ex·
cellent beocnt1 and
n lary
For a~tmenl pleaH
caUllarao Uutta at ...
AMCOIDrMc.
640.ftOO
MURSES AIDES PROPERTIES ,_eosta--M•esa-.-.M-2·•1702
91 fob In o,.. Co. We (F/~11>. A/Kee Clk1, d 11nt. exper'd. bay .. .... I •• ~ o ....__ -. a Gen. Ole. Legal Sec)'&, t:v FUii & pjtlm • AJ>' 'OIDuu.I s •6 ~I "400• vn-ww---r-#_ \ J pl ~ Shell Statioa 11\h Xlnt .... f •· 8 I ~ .,, 9oed comm., •lat Retepillon &ta'W lY ng. Yf • ""oe 1..,. ayv ew 1...a-11 Sal ... ._.... • •-lo ·-Pay All"' rv n NB. Qmv. Hosp .. 2065 Th\lrltl ... ,.. f ·--11 bon 1 & uaual •t· Miu~ R~~ Aae:_cy ...;.;.._,;.;;.;.'.;..;..-.....,_--c M 642-350.'i. • Jb!al F.lltate Salea People Mature, or furn lute .....__ L. -""~ _..,..8 1-hSt,S" I"" ~rv. a U lp -_.. u t 90 o • 1tore. Wlll train. Must ..,..... ... "' ~ ---::w ..__, " '" """URSlS '"ID .. ~ wan\cu, P 0 11 •,~ have exp. in sales. Full w/CMr •t9ff beMfih. N.,.-.,. ch '338100 " "' -cumm. split. Nwp\ Bch ...,. • ()penin~s on all shlfb ror 631·0000 or p/t Including wknds It Mo dow to do«. Ow CMU forApptJEstal> '65 ltlWOltK
ASSEMILEAS
2 Year• EM asaembly &
rework expenenec Ahle
to read enginecr1nl(
drawinp & 1chem•llcs.
Knowledge or component
values, 1landarcl a11
sembly & mechanical a~·
aembly. Able to cli!I·
assemble, repalr & re·
assemble uruts.
Nurses Aide!!, f!;xpcr'd or ----eves. Salary· Apply In ofc tpoc\• 11 beautiful
lralnees. Jo'ull or p1Ume. Reccpt ionist/Typillt, peri;on .t 1931 Newport Ii no ••Pl'" ..ecess. I•-----••• Apply Park t.ld<> Conv Legal office. Laguna or Blvd1 Caella Me11a
C.cnter, 466 1:-iag11hlp Rd, rtcc. Muat be good neut Retired person for 1, time We5:rraou'~o A"'OD N.B. &12 8044 lyplal and'?<? able to han· >rk In aactlve reald ,.. wv die reception telephone w' · Tlwtt C .. I Order Procnsor and general ofriec dut1t!; caro center. Call 63\.3M:J RUIHR OUC.,
C..._.,.5.rYlce No shorthand req. Call1_0_r_642_·586_1 .... ·-----" or youns blo medical Mrs. Winslow for appt RH"S Ir LVN•s At
corp.Selfstarterw/good &:17·1000 , All 8hlf\1. Apply . tlU095
phone manners. rrcfl yr RECEPTIONIST Garfield Con'. l1011 p. TIMIM.tFI
eicpr. Xlnt growth poten· Insurance Acey needs rnn Garfield Ave, H.H. LllltARIES PCASSEMILIEIS llal & ben<-fits. Newport good \ypllll. Jo"Jtlme. 847-9671. Jo:OE. EqualOpp Emplyrm/f
Minlumum 6 months Buchf\3l·l857 Telephone ons,,.crtng.
experienctt In re Al· P1cka1ln& & sortlnit 1reet clients. 833-9550
sembly, h•rness. ronnec· paper products. 4 Day Mn. Balter.----
l<>n, solderer a'l!lemhly. wk. Pleasant wofklng
RNs.nlsor
7-3:30, 1mall com·. ho1p.1---------
C 01 ta Men area . SALESPEISOH
6~
11.MPOAltlRY ltlLP •
Color code not requlrrd. cOOd 979·71160
We offer excelll'nl P•rtllmeomceclerlc. Er•
aal1ries It benefits 1n· rands, aeneral clerical
RECEPTIOHJST
Newport H•rbOr Yacht
Club. Reap , Person
witelepbone txpertlse + accur. t.ypln"-C:1ll Mra.
Ackerman. 67l 1730.
549 3111\. WOtnt'n'1i reidy lo wear
and 1port~wear ex·l~~~~~~~~~I RN I I· 7 pcnenco preferred.
cludma 1 week vacation dutt<'9. 549-29118
after 6 month11 .
ChristmllS week ofr with
pay & 1roup insurance
1tarb on day of hire
DOCUMEHTOR
PIX AM Sn Opn
lmmtd. openln1s. Apply
ln penon betWTI t>am &
4pm Mon•Jo'r l. tSS
Rocheater St. Co1l a M411a. Addreasograph
Mult11r aph PIX Anl.Ws.H
2921 S I>alm ler St W1nllo work daya, an.er
Santa Ana, CAtrn11 nooM •evcnlnp tn N.B.
<7l4>546·3S51 Ir CDM a reaa? Work
Equal Opportunity r / t Im• n r p / ti m •.
~up~rvlaor. 10 Bed ApplytoMahleAu3tJn
E.C,JI'. OoOd Hl & frlnll! ManaJ[er ~-Mesa Verde Conv. DIAPER'S UCB'T fTYPIST Hoep, Ml Center St. C.M , New Laauna Hill• Store
Corrapondence. phonr. ~ 23621 Moulton Parkway
aome speed wtlllnic. S3 a 41 n A.N Wentt>d. Pay C:al 76W'22
hr. C.11 for Interview baaed on up, Call: ~~~~~~~=~
847·2223, HD. M7 5Si93, Mon tllru ll'rl, "
I .I. LICEMHIS ..;.to;.;;5~·30----_... __
SAILMAKER
SALIS• STOCK
Corntemporary retall
11tore nee1h lillcnt.-d 1t'1 man Pull or part
tlme. Mutt be c~per.
Sal•ry plus rotnmh1110I\.
Employer Mil" W nds a mUll. Xlra __ ...,,__,...~.,........---1~~~~~~~~~~ Pa)" f e> r "•par ' d
l lav 1_1nmethlnl( to Hll? F\lld what you want tn operaton. Call 840-IQ73.
Out Newi>ort Clr. ofc.
hu 2 opesili>P Car am·
bltlou1 ethical 1altspeo·
ple. Panonal tralnln1-
call M~e Blish, M1r.
8'0·8104 SF.AVI E W
HOM,.S, A Div. ot TM
C'.etrleCo
Needed. No u p. re·
q~red om o tnowled&•
ol ~Un« helpful. Full
llmt, l-4:SO, )ton·l"rt.
1ls By Schock, 501 20th
St N.B 87S.JSZ:.
Pio• call 6H~ or .;;..;;.;.,\"'-..._.._;~---!'
apply ln person
Apropot
Claulf1ed adado It well. Daily Pilot Classlrled11. E.O.tt. • fuhlon I&land. N .B
•·
::;:;.;=.-.;~..;..;,o;..;..;,. ______ ....;su=ntJaY, Oct•r 9. 1~n °°'91 1040 ...... 1050 .. ...,. s-. 1011 Ml~·---aoao Mimlcal ~
........ ......... ..&.-ail--••••••••••••••••••••••• • ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ..... -·· 10t3 •••••••••••• i ..... . . • ...,.W 7100 ·-.,..Wcmhd 710 -.. .,._. 1001 '-'-· DR I\ t' ES 1'' ROM•••••••••••••••-•••••• --••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qual blk standard Poodle SOFA&: LOVE Sio;AT. re· .,..per Sale, Sat & sun GERMANY-Brood new " • pupptw, 7 icntrauons, cmtly ~Id~ Sell n<1w (iu atovt', port» wHhcr, al~ady aewn on l.11 & Beatored lHt Glbaon · Wonderland Amer &t Cu111dtan S250. Gro hHculon. char-broilPr. J?llH rHdy to be hWlll ~. elee, ~uJtu. u•• •
WANTED
COFFEE SHOP COOKS
Interested In Upgrading
To Dmner House Menu ?
DETTER WAGES-
BETT.ER HOURS?
l''uU & Part-time Position:s
Apply In Person
THE VILLAGE INN
127 Marine A••· lc6oa Island
Of Antl·quesl ~P Lrl botndo&1fme2 114().1&17 l•k>nl. 288 F.. Hay, CM open wove bei&e with !:'!!It' ~ro i*!::n. ~·~~
• .emperameD . n y SAT/SUN Teak rum all· btown\ot'OVeranrhere M().GI
Hl1G E warehou1e left, 191·:.88. R •re b • r .i 8 1 n • Uq1.1t• beda & che:.t, 0pwr rroml0to20feet4epend· --------,--1
crammed with over 600 M'CYurkaopuppih TRhom;~.vlJI(' Dining iovli;, c.:lolhcs. Sl0-$300. Inf Oil fullnellf, Also, Yout.bA cotdk»n·UObua. !\Ina •;.;~~LP'':'~ mush Loxes n1ckt!IO Four llllllea · oom ·um • pecan, la· ~'HOO while beaullluUy em· c zs.eo OU
deon flia~. cin:u.' or· ""9·3'1<12 • hie 68 x44". 2£111$ 20" eat. ~ brOidered lacy curtain, G aw)ttch , like ou. S:OO ltdo lJ'I ·~'"llrllHillie
&ans, wall l'lol·k~. j ·1 '-hairs, hi·cane backa, Garaae Sale, louni:e n~r ~ cellinf. Come & lnt 4N-'812 Pooan, 71411
1randfi!U1cr clock1. AKC Cockl•r Spaniels. ~~ts upbol, pale &old . chair, ran.-e, bi!droorn aeetoapprecJate&make 6tl.lden,nt.tte 1 •
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Over$l.111111 000 Worth C.11all.M!!1264. l!;XTRA Ktnasize twin ment. ml!!c furn. & dM. El Toro. $fl.()U58, 04-0flf
Amerlc:an lnternatlunul mattresses & box spras llt'ms. Sat 1·5, Sun 10 5 Oallenes; 1802·T Keller OLD English Sheep do&. 8 Incl whJ'd frames Xlnl 411U Callt1 Blenven1do,
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Sat. 9AMto4PM V1s1t! p~pers.41J4·7126btwn7& Movm11outofSt.atesale ~1nl·swap. 2t5t , 2454 ---.-IU·M Norse Aw Tools. turn. ,UIUC AUCTIOH Complete house full or k Id~ t'lothes & much _________ 1 furniture. Misc. etc more
MANY ITEMS O.fo' fo'INI!: jYORKSlllK~ E\'eryth1ng J(ous :1103
ESTATE JEWEl..HY, 1'f.:fUUlms ~m Dr. Laguna Beach ART OBJ !-;<'TS. /\N orl·all4.94 !1652 TJQUES rtNE fo URN , Pooc.lle Shelt1t' Mix, ---
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l''O, & likuC.HUltb. P1tBullTernl'rM1x family irr. or patio, hkc
64.5-2200 PARkO'S PETS new Sofu, chair, ot
Redec. Sale. ant1q . VW
purls, crystal, latmps, -------....--
tbl'>, chairs. nusc. 3054
Ct•yloo Rd. CM.
....... W NEW I-ORT BEACH toman. cushioned, end • .. ......,. •tff 7100 .... W..t.d 71001--------•I 8400090 table & coCfee tsble.
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chlldreni. clotht's, lOO's or
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Fuhlon bland brunch of TYPISTS M-ulcenf ,\KC Golden Rt>tr1cver llO" WaJnut wood desk MalU1~w1 Women '.~ ...,..., PuppJea.Sl50 S75. Swiv, thr $15, 2 Pl'
clochln1 i;ton•. Must be Mln 45~pm Vanety ur Co19ction .a~-0433 Sect 'I per( cond S!IO
willin& lo clc110 . Call assignments, Lung • which includes unu .. ual ---Comer lbl, roll top ~o.
Mir,75&-1201 hor1 term. Top $SS & c:olored Jade, f1nL' GOLDl!:NRelnl'\'erpups, 545-6653
11 Tabler wanted. Exp. a
m...i. Good pay. small
shop. Call 642· 143S
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Ill'' lu&h & 27" wcde. szsu. many lovely mi!\c itl•ms. SHIH TZU Sectional. tO'xll', U75 Thurs Oct 6th t.hru Wed c .. 1 bl o c t 1 2 1 h 8 t 1 h I! Excelle~l quahly, 14 mo. ~3 T • complctt.• 20 Gal
Sll.ERATON NEWPORT male. Champion back Show Aquarium, S35 6~
645 3344
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W1nd1ammt•r ,\pls. 7701
Wurner, llB 10 8-10 H ----CARAGE SALK Sun only
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f(MPORARY HELP 8060
Tmffn 731·5731 SAROUKS and other near mate, $100ea Shots $100. bth. Lge glass top &:l.'lding • Western Xlnt tl42·~ corree tul. Lamps & cond Show winner. Equal Oppor Employer antique oriental ru111 Misc. 136 w. Yale Loop, $1000. 675·3590 ~-------•11--------·I from Est.ate. PP 544 76119 h Se p AKC ------~ephoneSales Ins tter ups, • 8 lrv. M2·4410 _ Carl to share expense!>. 4
HOUSIWIVES P8A 10R ~I C8 T OA Rel A NK wks w/si:8295 Oiled wal. din tbl. s chrll, yr old Arab Bay Gelding,
$ s s s $ s s $ TYPISTS ---· $360, Oiled wal. buffet, fn9..1590oves. F II . ., •-llh h · S 1 DE C,H A l RS· COMPANION/Shcltle. '"""'.640·1395 -, -a 11 .~ere .. a oue ll 15WPMMlnlmum MAHOGANYS5JG479 male, wull trained ..,,..,., _REOd ~~Arubfllly4yr5 191 l1llY be early it'• lJmo 10 Neuter··., 1· lo\:' .iL1c. S20. Simmons Kin" site be<!. 0 Id Ver Y rl a~ h Y ! start m•Jung some extra S£CR£TARl£S Oak cabinet w 1 ~v1•led """' ... ..
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Time1 Llle Wbranes has 6S WPM, With & hf.'t. end tbJ. 675·37112 tbe fin"t & one o( the Without ShorGutnd
most profitable p time We musl expar.d our cur Eng. 011k Armoir<>. s:JOO.
jobs avail. We offer a rcot staff to meet the !:l<:otl.ulb Jiahn Walnut. 3
hlfU per day to flt tnto M?eds or client com pc Bdrm : 11rmo1re, wai.h
)'Our schedule. u base parues in Tht! lrvine & stnd, dre:;scr. S675 1\ll
houri,)' wivco -r u c:om. N 8. an~aio. FJlime, tern xlnt cond .. u.n1qut' & bcv
mils1on & an it Int bonus poru.ry positions. mirnors. ~-2153
No travel. f.'/t1me 1s ~ Cocker Span1t"I fem huff avail. rolnrc•d Sl!>U firm . Couch. chairs. qul•1·n lx·u
TIREDOl•''fllE ~~~! •.•..•. !?.'.~ l!.12 738llull il''I & mattn-:.l> tabll· I\: ROUTINE· lamp' dre!>,cr' '7.1 TIUSJOB IS f'OR YOU! FR G fl T DA !\I Ac; f: U Frff to Yo.a 8045 Bwck U-Sabrt> \II \lnt
CALL US NOW \ r HOT.POl:'tn' S,\l,}-; JJOll ••• ••• •• •••• •• •• •••• ••• l'ond Sat. Sun 12 5, :lli7 lll-I0'5 ti' rrw.a: ,.~l'TCZ W. Warner nr H11rbor, Jo'Tt>t> lo .:ood hnmt' !'t1ale Promonlor~ Ur. w., --,t::,c ,~.1.-.0 SantuAna.117921121 Malumult'ShE•pht•rd 6 Promontory Pomt Aph.
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Equal Opp Empl> r m1 f Cold 1 • 8 d For Wshri Dryr11 Refng ...-Sturdy m.ii>lt! Bunk Bc!ds. wel Banker 1 g working oc not 957-11133 White S1aml':1L· kitten .... II l-omplet1: w m .. tti.. l'll'.
IOolO MacArthur Bhd wk.s old. &x tr.i1ned Gci cond. SlOO 97\J 769:1 Ste 308 Ne'<' Port Bch WHJ bi.zy some appliance!>. Calli-&2·2950
worklna or no. Also -----•Bdrm set w1dresser. mlr
scrap metal 675·~ Cockapoo Schnuuzer ml'!.. ror. desk, bkcasc & nite TYPIST ---. 1oodw.kids,6yrsold To ~tnd. Xtru ;icrt·s' & [( you ran type 90· GARAOESALE Prices on good home 645 7~ 1 um P. x In 1 c 0 n d _ _..,,_....., _____ I lOOWpm, we wUI lrain r e c o n d I t I 11 n e d ' -.-.en rr 494 ~
YQU & employ you in the refrigerators. w1hra • 2 Dtnclt/whlte male kit· _......, __ ,_u _______ •
tascinetint: career of dryrs. G1sar I< del. tens. 8 week11 old to Very comforluble lov·
photo typeHUing. Xlnt DUNLAP'S 10980 quahfiedbome.~68949 eseal, orange
PllY whlle1ou learn. Xlnt Talbert<At Euclid> F.V. C 1..1.Lt...._ --.naugohyde, l'xcellenl ~ 5-:a P.M. to 8:30 world.DJS eooda. Call Art 96.1-0721 ut• ••flWftS coodiUon $45, $36 6088 f',Y. MMm or Gril!ln. 9'19·3$'1. . Call 1411 2311> rome to 2M> E. 11th St -Kerunore dryer, like nu 8' couch s.is Ls corfee tbl tOO ~ • Typ11t./Bllk~'r, P /T. coppertone. 11a.kln& S75 FREE \'6 Grown Pepper so. Oster \·l!aetable
• 'l~m. organize, pcrft('-HUrTY. won't lul lo~ Tttt. you dil up & h;aul JUICerS42.tK5-8615
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,. •ertish11. Will trtun. pref'd. Send nsumt: Med1terr~nean D1n1na
Some tales exper. f'ulJ & w1cover letter. P.O. Bx MUST S£LL·Btn Washer Frl't.• to the naht home Rooru set, w18 ch1.11r~ c>itbne." S3 hr + wmm. 163, CdM. CA. !12625 It Dryer. Su~r Dtilcxt• B t' au t I r u l rt• m "l c $1225 5$9-4643 Model, perfect running Him11la)an cul 1213) ---------
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SALES
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No.212, lrvlnt. 92715 Kitchen Aid tr11h FemSpayodSpoodk-Dos. rdria. couch, loun1trs. parade Morgan 1eldtn1.
Work Part.rtuno in one of TS2·0ZM masher.640.1395 ~':.:ild. ~ut.e & :sweet. 1ame tbl. •tc:. 48'1 Mot'!· Ene. Western (1l4 >
011r clreulatlon salea ---------• in1 Cyn Rd .• Apt. E, s:Jl.tOtt •----------i rooms & 1\lll havo waiu..s Wel>lin&houae efrlg/ Cd.'tl ------..... --..,._1 ple:uun lime Cor QUALITY MEXICAN freezer S75. Washer ~ "~.nee Julia''~ "Mur. · Modtlntry 1071 f )'OW'Mlf. You can work RESTAURANT. Xlnt dryer $50 ea. 5()8 K. fin l'Ut1e 111e klttens. Maple bdrm set triple ••••••••••••••••••••••• $ ncc'r tlome & 1l1ll puN.ue ll[lll. Exp prt!r'd. 642-ll44! Oceanfront. Bal, 675 5944 11@2032, S40 8263 dresser w1m1rror. 2 nit~ A 1 R COMPRESSORS
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& PM hrs avail. Call for over 21. 4 Nttes a wlc Call ~t oCfer. Cnll home II mo old
details. VI n cent or M a r 1 a 642-5991 552 102-\ al\ 6 pm f Lot! An&eles Times :>48·7822. Refrigerator , Whirlpool. FurNtun 8050 S M0.0301 W_A_R_EH_S_E___ 12.3 cu ft. While !125 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••••
• SUPERVISOR llOO-:J.Ut STORl-:WJDESALE
TELEP}(CNT X!nt grounif noor oppty Frlnhla1re Washer & New & w.ed Cum. uppl'!:i .
SOLICITORS open immed for person Dryer telec>. mint c:ond nu11c. Wilson s Bariiain
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lv. ~ ~ ~ P hr to start. nut1ooal firm. Shipp1ni.:. !»1 6800 or ·\93 21~1 C'1. 642-79311 C. ~ 3262
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' "'"l'r ~ll . v/hr ALSO mentll. to: Presldcnt PO dryer $!IS. Whirlpool
• DC'«'' Manaaers who can Box 18797, lrvlne, Ca washer $75 Gu3ranteed ~ n:locute 960-1665 Y27tl & delivered 54h 8672 . .THEATRE
Ushers. E\'eni111C t'm.plo111me·nt. Apply In
pt"rson 7·9pm. Wamer
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Ave. H.B. )tust be J8.
WAREHOUSE.MEN Kenmore aas ranize. Dual -----------ovt.'lll + wanner O\:en. wanted at our Son ta Pullout burner'.'!, smoked
Ana /Colita Me~a glab, S250. Call Tom
wart'house. Full Co Hall S.'16·3929 ---------
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growth Polt>ntlal. Appl) ••••••••••••••••••••••• •AIRHITURI•
ThorOual\ Housecleaning
Thura or P'rl. Own
\ransp. UVH. 759 92:19.
Tcfw Tr11ck Drl'vent eit
pcr'd. Top pay. Apply.
GatW Towing. 1000 lrvlo•
Ave, NJJ64H26i
Nat 1onal Lumber Mcm'• 10-apd bike. Leh
& Supply than J \ r nld. Xlnt conct
3400W, Garry Ave. S.A S'ltl bst'orr. ;\00"'9'J8
-~ WIRE OPEi.A TOR St·hwlnn Custom Crwaer.
Broteruee hper. Major air bl1dl\ lacquer pllint,
broie.er111• tlrrn. Salary hvy dt)' whl•. 11upor open. Citll 'l'H/540·8121 clean tt75 or bat CJtr.
Spamahor Con~mpor»ry
Complrte 3 rooms or oll
new IUnJltutt'. Includes
M Q • I I v l' 8 p i e c e
Bedroom 1~1, Bc!flutltut 7 pie~ livtAC room Jet & :s
piece Din Set
MUSl'SACRJFJCE alter lpm 548-2011
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1klll1 to opente 1 RM ~M MOO. Mlranoa Sensore' SI '9.00 '" »•i Card It and type ....................... SIU5. I'ctrl Color as. $45. c.111......_.. :s 1-·:.mil)' tale. Jotereo,
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•nd I'S unUI June 11171. ,AITUJ. llVB. r~RStAN Jl!Uuna, lap vct'Jthl11f. mudcrn fr ul ell>'. )l.V Sat/Sun 9·5 __
CAii: ANDfllULl.llV& QlllJJC1, r•clstend. tra rriodem l)Mco, ~m· G:l8 t:Q I~ f 11 .,_OG.l4 FURN. for 1ale. Entire LIADIDGLASS . L..! u houaeful. llbr Vlt;w,
WINDOWS Sun. only MPM, ll\3U
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• Rat• ns. .Js: ·--•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 976 FORD IMW 97 I 2 A.utoa Import.ct Aldo• lmpcN'hd AMtot lmpot'ied -~~~------Har h y D a• id• o a ttx)U~ECTOR CAR) 1.ANCHUO WE BUY ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••.'•••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••••
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• SU-ett le&al $3SO /Ofter. CALIFORNIA ScM 'ric.d-$4190 CONNELL tMCllASl!I! loaded. and &harp, +car ~I SoN
• 11• D11nllcr w/lraUe ~ C0l.1.EC10R CAR MlllAClE cover. $49SO. work "t. '!!!.:...;•)ll IU·IHJ "72 K·-'-~ US, v-fast. AUCTION MAZ04/UM4ULT H J6NEWCARS 64H3l1,evt!S63l·OZ&S. WISTGERMAM ~ Ma.Q1-;'tras. V~t aee. . 2150Harbor Blvd.,C.M. C EVROLET S11leJt-~rvlce Leas111c ATTHEOLDi'BlCES ,....... 9712 IMPORTS
H' LIDO #53'1, w/trJr SSOOtbel\otter.6U·1896 ~~ 645-5700 282!1Harbor81vd RoYCC11"¥er,lnc. All modell no• availa· •••••••••••u•••••••••• = «>rad. Reduced l ~ •• » COSTA MESA Rolls koyce BllW ble. Call or aee ua before Must.ell' 13 Jensca ff ? 14/ 14~·1116
Tlf.C2-540l "Tl"° SuRltl, b.aa ever '67 Ford Ranchero pick 546-1200 lMOJamboree youbuyll! ly Convert. 4 1pd, ' -~-------1 ~. cus. seal. $2'50. consign nowll up. Auto, P /S, P B. ---NewportBeach 640-6444 AM/FM, pl.n atnppUlJ,
1'' Sailboat w/traller 557-7026 aharpr l1100. 846-4296 WEPAYTOPDOLLAH :11lnl cond. Great buy!
OJ.ta Lldo) 'ood cond. An International Buyers eve1 FOR TOP USED CARS ·oo BMW 1600 New Urea, You'll be aorry 1, yo•'re
• MUtlt nil lbla wknd. Suzuki '76 TCWA dirt Net>NOO< assures YOU of a l''OREIGN, DOM ESTlC runa gd $1495. --.a '-line. 8?S·l•'""
BESTOFFERTAKES road bike. 3 Mos old. CASH OFFER aale dayl 197$ CHEVY orCLA.SSICS 646-4530 28UHAK80R 81..VD. --.vuu1.u -
MT-4238 $400.Pb;S38-1301. Early consignment LUVPICKUP lfyourcarisextrach:an --540.6410540.0211 74J.....,.H~
prov Ide' advance With ~1. .. _,_ see Wi nnt lwady lo re.11torc M BJ4W 39,000 mlles. A" FM "1T "'"TAUNA 30, 3 ro"" '74 Susuki GT 7~. G ad11etti81""' and .-..molio" a....,..e w ......... rwu 1800 rw enu l!IQO or r '" ""'" "" $1.1 f "• ,..... •· a.rut (a&86CZ) IAUER BUICI( • •·• 0 ·· '71 Datsun atatioo wagon stereo, map Like new. old • .D\eeel, VHF, 1~%. cand. 00 or or. AJ\ ~. for your car ReQueat S.:. ~$2140 2925 Harbor Blvd. lt:r 67S-1301 _ __ 510. Good cond. ('8lK.ZR) 1 ¥••c, JJ,OOC>
110%, Sptrt, raft, ahwr. 1175-4062. con•lgnment kit and CoslaMesa 979-2500 '70 DMW 2002, aJr, .sun· (?13)598-S402 mil Wattllnb' a.atl•· Nwp~. aJlp. $29,000 . ..,.. """'•c uooda ...,nn ..__ Information from Kruse In Ml.IACLI -.....,., lot d K "''
..._7'63 ~rGarynWork~· Indiana or West Coaet M4Z.DAfllMAULT TOP $iiQi, firm ~79 onll. 73 240Z, auto, ttir, .,. • SUtt 8 n.al'ark •
'•'• La,Nptmooring,SZDK uni~ 'Offioe.213-980-3502 2~Harbor1Uvd.,C.ll. DO'' .t.R --·---AM/FM, mags, beaut C Mtrt 2~7250
"'"' '""'Load-A .,... 8K ~ '45-1700 w..A '75 MET. Blue-3.QSJ, full "bon'd. Mfu.at •5e3118. _SS95C>3 .. 02or .,...,., .... ~ ......... .c....... 0ou.ec.o·-taA.aa1"\v ... , ' ~ -·-· '74YAMAHA350 -PAID pwr, 4 1pd., swu1. tape s. 0 r. '" • ....,.. ~"'1'--_.. .1 •
·''" Cd·)t,moorina.~ 6500ort1 ml Jmmac.\c 00 [g '76Lu11w/abeU.CU11.om , roRCLEAN ~k . 2~3-Ho& 4729, l·321-4576 •-firhla 9131rlNnV JA\TT"'
ii'• ~~:::.li:f: $$50. Ph•96-383Sevea \ ~ x!ntcond. 2l3·623 5:e.84 MUST SACRIFICE ••••••••H••••••-••••• ~L ~ 'jjl,.11~!1'
Mey more. A1ao n Yamaha l2S Enduro 197 ClassicAuctlonCompany ~30ta Capri 9715 '75 8210 Hatchback. 1971 l(.,.,....Glala Mot ..... ~ ri,.. ... ri.....!
.-!< l\stlap. Tony, S?S.139 w/aJJ equip. ror street or Kruse Building CHEVY LUV Cabover •••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Clean. gd cond. Must see In excellent condlUool 1\&)1 · \..:dl · \J..J. / '" cb's. ~evs, dirt uae. Xtra tires, etc. Auburn. Indiana 4e7oe Camper. Neis no work. '73 Capri V~ stick, xlnt lo appreciate. 493-9"2 Noc. U'Wl11tl'LI (30441). Call u.t for penonallib<f
'" MarinerYachta S2'75 548·00ll3 219192~ $2650 Ph847-78Sl l'Olld. A.Ir, buruf, :.ti belt· aft6pmorwltods. MUST SE!J!I ::!c,~dea service It
'77 Westuil. $45,90 '74 Yamaha 2SOMX. . l.973FordCouricrw/shell. ed tires. Sac. S2 495. '74 2tiOZ 2+2. A/C, auto, MIRAClE 7~;'A"W.lT\hst,C
Seit/trade. Pvt part Sddoml.lled.Sf.50. 64 Bwclt LaSabre Con-39,000 mi. Xlnl cond. fMPORTCARS 963-07J3. AM·F.tdtape,wirewhl1. MAZDA/REH.AULT '714)831..()54.S • CaU8'J3.4Z20. ""'l·"H'"' vert. Beaut. restored, $2300. 731 n.1..., a"6 J ,7 CAPR XW cond PP ~ 2150u--'"--BJ d c M
I "" .,.,.. • o T d ..,..... " .& • t MODELS 1 J Green. 71000 kd · • n.cuuir v ,, . • . ---------1 .175 • ra •• COO ·---------~ w YI Aaltin&M950 UD014S1050.Lebman1· "'J4HoodaMIUO, sidered.518-ZTa '66 CHEVY Pkup •·ton---------m1, AM/1''M radio, ' 6-45-5700
$195. 13' FJyii\g Junk> S200ftrm 327. P /S, P /B, air. WE drives areal! $1160.
$47$. Ro.tn1 Sabot SU 1131-2149 B\JYcwSELL w/shell. $1250. S48·1889or ~9-111123&64().1576
11 ~ ~ day1, m-1 U-&-........._ ~_._~ YOUR~CCAR saf.1249 NEED
'•' eves/wknds. ---~-attheSrdAnnual ---------• CLUN --.·ti a.wt/S.... 160 AN'11QUE• '7l Chevy PU, '"ton, 8
TIME SHARI.NG LEAS -•••••••••••••••••••• CLASSIQUE cyt. 52,000 mi, $195010f USED CARS
of plusb blao<ler·~ Rent 1 19'77 E•cutiv Auto Auction Is Trade ferS.31-4772 MOW
'i loaded w/rear inchad I Motorbome 9r Mini· Fair, Nat'l Orange Show.--------• C4Uf'APPY ~· spinnaker. Tb!.s ts m mot.orflome frlnn U.r Grounda San Ber'dioo 64 Ford VJ Ton w/shell. '°" pel'IOllalboat,noucom ~. Callanyo SUN.23.'Swapmeetalao. ~oil aeal. Must sell! 540·5630 mereaal rental, MM! tbeMnumben n4/888-2122. 1600.847·5997 _____ , 1011\SO\ ,~SO\' ::ilo,. a:C. ~·::.u~b~ atM717 ·as Corvair Spyder convt. '65 Chevy '44 T Truck.
'" )'OUT own, J will lea.te .,_ ll1·11n 4-spd, turbo. 2nd owor. Perfect running gears. 2626HARIOI llVD.
_ share lnclud'I iu., IZM... $2100.MS-2333 ~557•2005_____ COSTA MESA
• LINCOLN · ~rrtCllHV
-malnt, and a prim u..;..a.;...._u-~a ~ '72 TOYOTA Immac. --..:_;:~..:.;.;;..:.::.::..;...;_ __ ·1~. Newport •lip Coti'2100 ,__. ~ _... YtlllclK 9530 ccnd. Quad is~reo, cstm WE IUY
rno. n...ao..mi ll'/2' to 32' .. ••••••••••••••••••••• shell. Must aeU ! 983-3064 USID CAlS!
•• • L&.dera-18 1148 21' sloop, FUUy self cootalned '53 lirt'l Metro Truck, '68 v-We're the new Chevrolet .Jltffr\'enowfor -9570 deal .. , •• raceeqUip'~,3aeta!Mllls. aUlllmerfunwlmds. For4 v.a eiaaloe. new·-••• .... •••••••••••• UB<uP in the lrvme
: " 2 aplo.aUen. ~:otr. REGENCY MOTOR clutcb, tires, shoclu, l loo ,66 Che t Aato Cater. w~ need ~ • 213·553-8123 dy• HOYERENTALS peint.Sink stove retrte • v • ep-van yourusedcar! .: .. ~ n4,.673-1S52eva .., 0 __ ..__ 1 bed. $1300/0tfer . .99.1190' w/'73 6 c_yl. ena., 14 mp(, JOE sas, ... n&l"uu.-B vd, S.A. everjUIUlg 1ood cond.
_ RJDDLE YACJn' SAILS U.\11·2503•• D U N E B U G G Y 14'¥6' bed, llrindows. ex MAC PHEltSOM
COl28&tOOoua &fl¥Olfe MOTOlUlOMES CORVAIR. $501>. tru. '1800/ofr. Call CHEVROLET
Cal28inbtd loded $15. FOR RENT Eves wt:ndscalltQ-1746 MS-321111J: 646-7698 21 AuioCenter Dnve Erlc29 (2) Fulleq SUM Ne1itp0tl 30 steal at $22. From $100. wk. 770-0MC 4Wlttet DriYH 9550 '77 Dodfe Van B-100, cust. IRVINE
ld_31HuUrace $47M RENT Fi~ball 23' Self••-•••••••• .. ••••••••• int/ext, AM/FM stereo, 761-7222 Eric39beauty SSS AMC-J--cassette w,4 splcn, 11111 ---------coot. ~lit.Olm. CC, CB. ......-roof, maga. Must sell
Man.y Mo~ available s&ereo, •lpl 1~22113 #I .. c.tf. faat, astinc for loan AMtos. hnporftd
iomces to1411"V•Y9U WEOOTSELLALL balance only. Lo-••••••••••••••••••••••• Dan•Po1nt~ '14 Villa Mint motor -~rt Bcll 675 9137 home. Self contained. JEEP DEALERS mileage, ~.000 nule war· AHo lom.o 9705 ..;...--....,...;;.----·---1 '"''L.' '"'OOO -• Cl lNTHESTATE rant.y. $51161 aft. 6 & •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 !JiW~ ~ ~p; 6_ ~-WPM :an· HUGICMYIMTOAY wlmd.s. 75 4tfa lo.MO
. 6'1 .. 7674 E WUdwOOdDr,H.B. Allldodels.New6Uaed '770odaeVan. B200 ._. T Ra.re. 13,000 miles lm-
J..eutng Avellable Cstm intr, cpl/ paneling, ma cul ate. (7596) Ne~27 76HAltVUT c-teMeta F/M stereo cass. Must $'799
Inboard 106ded SU,.900 20' Mini Motorhome, .AMC J"P sell th la week. $6000 Copeland Mfrs Col~ado 30 Dodp V~. auto trans, 2524 HARBOR BLVD. 847-8603 an 5pm. 2001E1st SA 558-8000 W/Npta.hpal.SOO PIS. P /B, ltetee>, llPI 8, Coat.a Mesa M98023 --
1 C~ ... r 42 fully self·<!ODt, ouly 1973 CMC VandW'a, PS,
_ We.llequippecf$89.SOO ml. Ulre new. (0'18RLD> JEEPS u77" PB. 350 V8, '14 Ton, new Audi 9707
fl'• Saleprlced$11515. c J . s • s , c J . 7 • s , whlll, cust real wood int , •••••••••••••••••••••••
•• .IJ' &a liq ~ W/telr. "7J HARVEST Cherokees. Wagoneers, 216 ract udd1t1onal oph. '73 AudJ Jo'ox 4 door, auto
'· kedl.obo&rdwellnumtr 24' Motorbome, auto Pick-up11,uptoSl.200d1s bcautcnnd Askin~s.tlOO trans, AM FM radio, .:d
--fstrlr$'11$G.14$41615 traM, P/S, P/8 , stereo. count.s. 5 yr 50.000 mile 645 7673 con<l. 64~~
(I "'Sabo JWi c.:ondi1io c:naN control, dash air wo.rnnlys available 'ie Dodge Van. l2.000 ac·
• • • -!:.or l .. '1Ufer.a tend, root &ar, tKW •en, Cwtc.d Mfrs Inc t a I . C I t I -CT$.'j~ CB radio, loaded. Only 200lELCt,SA~ ~ rr•T~P e e y Amew..."'Muy '709 ,..... ___ ,..,...._.,......_-...f 2'f ,000 Jniles. <TNGSO > • < 1 •••• • ••• • •• • • •• • • •• •• • •
Sale priced S899S. '6 7 CJS '67 VW Kombi v:in. t·om ·m Spnte · ·ctass1l·" N:l\ y
9070 76 Est•l1ll•1•t Bb;to(r. 64()..0849 t'\t' ph:lel~ rt-hwllt•nf!anc, ml blue v. roc1ni: -.tripe
••••••••••••••••••••••• 23· :"tfini Motorhome. -l·ooler Sl35tl 4!17 159ti Hun .. l!rt>al • ~1 1:i ;, Dod&e V-11, auto, p s. Sacnf1cc 1972 lntcrnal'I 7JI 1~. ~ 1 :'>4!11. ~ark . P /B stereo cnase con-Travelall v.gn. deluxe ·~ f'ord Van Mr Pier,q/481' bOmo, pter
pool. t.mnla clt I main·
i:::: t.ained, RB MO-to&t
-Slip or moonne nK'<led tor new 44' aadboal B
t.rcM.' duh ~. roo( air, +winch. S279S. 645-0244 Rebuilt engine. •wnini. lotr miles .. Fu 1 '68 Jeep 327, a• racing 64&3437 ~~•••••••••••••??.'.~ self-cont. Beautiful. um.12.000 miles on eng. ·gs Chevy Van. 6 cyl, 3 ~~~~e:~ Mlleofrer. 7Sl-2509 ~pd.~ good. Xlnt bu.y
HOU"&'OR.....-.. ~~ '7 T Land . forpasnter.S.W0. 751·66811
.. ..,. "'" •IU<oO> 8 oyota crwser, -IO.t.; ~ & m N. Harbor 81vd, S.A. brown, IOI\ top, 8,000 mi, '77 Chevy Van G20. many
SliJ 9010 ••531·2:iOS•• runs xlnt $4000ioCr xtras Must sell. asoo.
•••••••••••••'-••••••••• , 494-0311 Low m1.147-Ml8eves. Super Clean 1wi6 l7W llO 1971 TlTON Motor __
Fantaay, open bo Home,alpe8,lowmi,alr, Tf"UCb 956 '63 FORD Van, ed. cond.
• -t'lllMlbout 175 HP OMC ten, crui•• cootrol Ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• Muat sell tbla wtnd.
,TJ1 1reatfor0cn flahlnr. ,.,. m\id\ mot•. A Coo4 buy I 11 Ford llSO 213 ~·26eo ' ·• lHtic for -,.tr sklln1. 8'1.()8118 _____ :v. ___ _
v M0-25'3 eYee/wlctids 1~ T .a t 170 FUily eqwpt, including 73 Ford Van, · " Ton, 12 -~. "" bl4 AUaa •lum. body. pua, xlnt cond. $4000. 1" Jet, 4$50lds, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roll up rear dr. Dual re-862-7811 M.415. lrnmacillate ar wheels. Jun r.iturned ---------"4-lOCSO Crom leue. Special this '70 Chev. Van (no wla-wee.kend. (ID«ll03) do-A-s). Coropletely reblt
SKYWAY everything even froot
I R .t. •hJ.ft. co md. Gets 20mpg, Look.s,
• ~OR....., • runa hlte aew W95. New tutldooa • th;,, 17'51 Beach Blvd. JIB MfJ.9933.
9120 *1000-.Wl. M7-0017orM.2.6111 --------~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f.......tL..-..: • • Autos W..ted I tStO
.m 1~· SHOREVIEW .--.-..Uffl'1 9180 $$00, 62 P.U. ~T, 8 bd, •••••••••••••••••••••••
,J C.bOver mpr. K tt ••••••••••• .. ••••H•••• ldt ol xtru, 111$l Mll to-WE WILL IUY ......, belt fully coot'd~ 2 raJJ mocott1tfllt l.Jer, cSa,.P.P.536-6M. YOuaD4TSUM
'r1 Ga;,.; 845-'°80. d•1•: Uaht bat beavy dut7, '&5 ooe C4a Cbe\·y panel PAID FOR OR NOT
•• MMZDevet IOCMI Urea '176• <714 > Rblteq..SUOOorbntor-TOPDOUAI
" se-t51L fer M7'8"183
~ i.t. ~7317. SADDLEBACK
BMW
COMIEIH&SU
THEALL MEW
uoc~ HOW!!!
COMPLETE
IOOYSttOP
NOWOPEM -SAODl.EIACIC •
Y 4UEY IMPORTS
ll 1-2040 4tS.4t49
W4MtED TO IUY
Qualit1 Qled BMWs.
IOY CMYEI IMW
15401ambon4t Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6444
CREVIER ~ • I' Camper ahell, nea Allflo lenkt ,... · POI TOP CAJtS
' =·cost USO. seU ror AAcctt..d.. 9400 '720levy.~.TooPU.4whl 0 J• t · ~ ·-.................... drive w shell Cd cond. ' n • NOAD'tl#.., PP847 l807 SAMfA .... r·1 I' Cabonr. air cood, '•4•'71' Used M111tan1 · 835·3171 ~dr1uHe jach, roof Pirt.a, 990 No. Parter, '50 Chev. t• Ton PU, new THlllUlMATIOlll~JCOfllACW!il
BARWICK OA T~UM
""·Ill 111.1111 1'.i .tr ,11t•t
8.31 -IJ7S tf9J.JJ7S
'.llJ ., 1a bddtt • bOOt. orange. eau 1197-2000 s. bod.Y x~~0~. WIU IUY •USED IMW•a•
....,. wo your forriro; 01t COM"*Ct
# ~ KP I& Covtttr&ll car IJ r-'Tl 530i 4spd .SEU ......... "72 El Dorado, I'. •IPJ s, aeat <'OVetl, •ll modet., 74Chevy Luv w/.itcll. FM ~e::J:r.0' or notl Call "77 320la S/R 177RSK
.,1f Jacka Ii camper dam. •pee prku. 5'2·1IM4, •tereo I trk, bucket llLL Y"".TES '1820024.!lpdS/R4&1PDP • pers. Xlnt cond. Pb U9-1767 seats, map, must sec. ~ '763.0si 4SpS/RS72PQM
5311-192:5 CacUllacstoGo-Carta Askln&S2150.M5-0789 VW.PORSCHE '74 Bavarua autu
Whatever the Fad 51 Otevy l>Jckl.IJ), ulll bed, San Juan Copist rano 780MVG
Roll'ernorftbomarkel camper, 8 c)'1, 4 spd, 137-4100493-4511 ClottdO..SWtdcly1
With a Claa1ifled Ad looks good, rullll great. ....._ N•w 9,00 ... ·""-a. New ttOO Call Now! 042·5678 $1000. firm. 554-4387 • _.., ':-'"" __ ...._ _____ , __________ , _________ ....................... ···········•···········
HOIDAS
HUGE STOCK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
'74 Capn V6. 23,UOO ml,
bel&e w/blk lntr. $3300.
Ph645-G'78
·73 Caprl, 1.'00d cood. A/C,
stereo, radials. low
m1le:1 llc11t otrer.
642-800>
*LITTLE •• *
SAVE A LOT
SHOP&COMPARE
BARWIC K DAfSUl-4
'111 .fu.1n '',qu ... 11 .at\•1
831-1375 493.3375
NEWPORT OA TSUN
FOR THE HST
FUET,llCES
Calf..,..•LoW
TODAY!
888 DOVE STREET
Near M•CAlthur
4&Jamboree Roada
lll-1300
1976 Datsun 280Z·A1r L'ond., spoke wht'ela,
stereo ta~ plua extras! uke new! Pn. pt,y. Beat
O<fer. Days 759-0944 ; Even1n11 fs Weekeoda
8'13-0544.
'7t 2IOZ l+l. Air. map
5tick. Imm•c. 12,000 ml. rrooo. 983-1941
' I
'75 Xli9 C'herry cond, brn
air, FAI stereo. map,
24.000 mi. $4100. 846-2389
'68 Fiat• 850 Spydcr, low
mileage, SUOO Private
~rty. 645-2110 __._;_._ _____ _
MIRACLE
Mcnda/l....tt
21.50 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
645-5700
'80 COnvertible, ~ SE.
xlnt cond, SIO,SOO.
873-4006 or 840-8200
$FASTCASHS
FOllYOUIU$
MERCEDES
Cnll our use(l car
manaaer for a qUO\.e to-
dav.
0111 \/If JO IMPOllTS
' ..... .... ··-.. • .,, ..s11srto•
---~~~--At1toS. .,._w 9100 M o; 100 t7J7 ............................................ .. •••••••••••••••••••••••
BUY or LEASE
llB/illl
NEW LANCIA SEDAN . ,.
S,ORTSCARS
lougftt & Sold
WEST GERMAM ·
IMPORTS
714/ 541-1186
1975 Porschll 914 1.8. Yell
w stnpe. Beautcood. Pl>
714-830-0651
.,WW.WMcllwMl• .•...... $7,574.20
'10 911T Sport·O·mullc.
xlnt cond. $6500. 752·8398
att5wkdays
.. ",,.,_. .. Dile ......... 2,379.20
Y•~Clllly •• $5, I 95.00
1973 Porsche 911T. One.--------
=llXlnt cond. $8600. Rola Royce 9l56
·--------······················· '86 Porsche 912. new eJJI. #l DEALER IN U.S.A.
xlnt cond, air cond. ROY inais.ste~960·S083 fR~ CARVER .,, t 11 S ROLLS·ROYCE
Very Cln. 631·0116 ,,_Jam~
Newl'Of't .. "" '57 Speedater, xlnt cond \'-----' MM'44
AMi FM + stereo casa. Pvt pty. &4CMl8'75 • ClOSlD ~UNOAYS
• 912., new Konla. clutch, nA nv T A t.. l r
til"e8, xlnt cond. $7000. 1:--"L ~ UL ll 'i !ii
.:;-:: 356B Wht, new Molor Crar Co.
JllU., no ro.st, ttM/FM Rolls Royce & BenUey
Blaupunkt, bra. all sales,aervlce&lease
i.: l ,,. 000 755"A"W.17thSt,CM recpts. av . v , • (7l4)G3l--054S 631-1317 & "5-Q260 aas __ _
sen. WANTED: Rolla Royce
Classiried Ads sell big Silver Shadow. Clean.
ltems. small items or Sl.S.000 or ICM. Pvt ply. any Item. &&2-~18. _1_52_.,.._1 ______ 1
FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUMDAY
OCTOBER 7. thru OCTOBER 9
FREE HOT DOGS & COKES.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS W\LL BE HELD EVERY HOUR
*********************
OUR 1977 .MODEL
CLOSEOUT IS
MOW IN PRllREfS
ANYTHING GOES!
····~···~************
AND SEE US NOW AT 13299 -
Hill. MAXI Y
TOYOTA ..... ······ ..... ,, . ............ tt .... , •• ft
71 TriUMph TR7
4 •Sid , air rood .. atert-o
CHHll•. lU,llOO mile)
U~INLU>. l yHr, 12,000
inti• watrnnly 1.1v11ilable.
"'" Copehand Mtn
20111 Jo: l•t SA Mft 800
'l'll4A '66, mlnl cond.
J.1ke1 new ln f<iut.
'2000 846-4753 ---
'7SVWRABBJT,
By owner. $USO.
Call IJ3.3'37
·~ VW Sqrbrk. New ena.
MakeoCCer.
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SEU.YOUR
VOLVO,
See ws for a top dollar
estimate!
MARQUIS VOLVO MJ~ION VIEJO '
ll I ·2180 491-1JJ0
~~v~HJ"f
EXCL'\JSIV£L Y VOLVO --------1 Largest Volvo Dealer '69 TR6. Wbt. Ahnoat lnOranaeCoutlty!
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 H.1rbor Blv<l.
1'7lCHIVY
CAMAlO
Wlth aut.omaUc trans.
Ru 1reat1 (711HXN>. ~Pitced-$218$ MIR4C&.E
MADA/UHAULT il5ollarb0f Blvd., C.M.
'4~5700
''Family ·size cars at Family Prices"
· Coupes & Sedans .-1'Jil:tijj> YOUR CHOla
s10iaSi1SCOiiN1 $ +tox"Uc.
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ILUS
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5 1399
515ft
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51599
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24.000MIU
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WHAT'~
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MAJC,IA?
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HUMANITA!tlAN
tOEA!
1'M A1 P&ACI? Wl'fH TMe
WO"L.0 .. t FEeC. ,1'((0NG
AND COMPETENT,
VITAL--fi 'eCU~~ AND
A&L.e 'O DEAL. rrH ANVTHrN~. ~~·~I CINTIR MWMIW&.
!'M ~ING
TO PUNCH YOU
IN THE
NOGE.
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MANAGERS KNOW MORE A600T
tHEIR TENANTS THAN 'THEIR ~ANKERS PO!
h\EANWHILE YOUR OFFER 10 GtVE
lt\E THAT LOAN EM6ARAA5SES ME,
~8EY.,,AHO I INSIST THAT WE 00
re ON A euStNESS-UKE 6ASIS! I
WAJilr 10 61GN A NOTE, WrTH AT ~TEN PERCENT lNtEREST! -Ci
WELL, WE SEE A LOT
Of THINGS AROUND
AN APARTMENT
6UILDING LIKE THIS!
CAA I GET YOU A
CUP OF COFFEE,
SERGEANT?
'
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WELL., 1HAT'6 ABOUT A~ 1HE
1JME WE HAVE 1Hl5 OJEEK I •
PH4Lk.15 I IRV I AND I
HAVE REALl.c,> ENJ04>ED
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INiERVIEWEJ I f,IVING
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BE. lf.(E NEXT DOOR
~IGHBOROF A~ NFL. "EFE~EE I •
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: l'U.. HAVE You f(JJCNJ IM A GRADUATE
OF ON£ OF "fl.CE WoRl.D'S L£A01~6
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ANYT'HING?
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There ue at leat 1ix differ-
enaa ID drawin1 detaill between top and bottoia paael&. How
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10 an even number, 14. How is it done'?
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anlm1l In tKlt h1stanc1: 1. MEAL pl!ll C. l. SHOE
tOl R MARKSMEN, who are Ph11• R. 3. GRIT plus E.
aho aood at tna1h. met for a
ma1ch in which they aareed to • Tonaue Twists! Repeal rap1dlv aloud· Crank>"
rnrnbme \hootma prowC'\~ wuh crabby cracker packers. Then 1ry Jam·packcd.
ll&urm& \kill. Taract 1\ abo\e. Jim-dandy jumbo &Ym baas.
b11.:h wa\ rerm1ued
11\C \hOI\ 10 \COrt a
IOI al of 125 po1n". But
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FOR KATE .IACKSON. SW oi Charlie'• AAgela
............ abcMtt dleki ... wttla bed,. ....... w.,.,,.,1-c..a ............ ......
•.rw newr med ot.c.nJUes on lV, and I hope I never have
to. Even II lt'a In the tcr1pt,'I won't MY "Oh, God" on lV. I don't
bellsve In Mylng "God'" ~ If I weJC doing a wondefW ftlm
end IOIDdhbig awful baippened to someone I lowd and there
was a poignant moment that c..aled for me to say, "Oh, God,"
that wouki be ell '1ahl. But, IO W, that moment, Oil that kind oi
IC'ltpt, has not come.
FOR STEVIE WONDER, 1&ngcr
s-to .. IM• n.ry ...... r ..... ,.. _.. .. ..,....
on TV. '°" .... It away to eomeooc. Why? -LL.
"'-"· .lolW. Ill.
• What rm actwiUy dolng Is sharing It with thole who've been
1¥1 w.trunwn&.IJ In he!i>'ng me win that award I work hard,
tlrr the peopc who worit with me don't haw It easy, ell.her By
handing away my trophy, I'm symbolically Including them In
my honor
FOR GAIL PARENT. author of Douid Meyer t. o Mocher
Do ,o. 911 a dldU Giii of wnttl--1 -H.K.. Yodt. PL
e 1 equate It wtth ~· llo&ation and a lot oi wod<.1Moet
oi the timer wrttc, I 911 ti to my stomach. The thnl ii not 1n
Witting but In lftlng the pages f#OW. Wtth the last word, the CX·
dtltrMn1 makes you want to start all OW! again. rm fortunate In
that rm not 1eglmc11ted. I can wrttic at odd dma -not .a
ones. • mosl wrttas do. I usually tau oft a few peoa between
houMwark and ftxlng clnna.
fl'OR .IACK lA LANNE. physk.U-fttnaa authority
HOlr did '°" ed lftto .. c:11 u _.._.. butne.? -
T.H., Alaalldrta. Va.
• I wu a alckly boy. with poor grada and known as a "sugar·
hobc." At 15, my mother t~ me to hear food naturalist Paul
8qgg lecture. He aaved my bfc. After the lecture, he talted to
me for houn about natural foods and nutlttlon. From that day
on, my lift changed. Physically, I admired K V. Iyer oi l.ndla. I
wanted to have. hit ~nts. A. I worked on building my
body, I would match my measurements to his, and on my 19th
berthday reached my goal.
FOR THE •ASK THEM YOVRSEl..F" EDITOR
w., bec:ll Ill tllle 50"• I .... e. .._. T--......
Whl .... ppcsw' e. t.a? -LF .• N.w Lewloe. N.H.
•She'• busy woridng -mostly In Vegaa and LaJc. Tahoe -
wtth eome guat appearanus on talk showt thrown In She's
ltlll making records and doa a lot oi OYCnCM touring This
yur she did a beneftt In Rwnanla to aid the urthqualce victims.
She'• prouder-of her wdght than she Is of her long career.
Teresa daUnl she's b.eT'I 100 pounds*-=-adoM9oinca. She
ltws In ~ New Yoril with her producft·husband, Bob
Thiele, and ttne oi her four daughten
FOR CECll. D. ANDRUS, Seam.y oi the Interior
NOlr daat fall .. 1Mn Ullll cold __ .._ .ot tu_.,. do ,.. ...... ** .... will be -....... a.a. ..... ,_,.,,.._fortt7-8 .C.,N ...... f.O..N.Y.
• We have to go under the usumpdon tha.t the not winter
m:tuf\t be just • bed • ttm patt one. Thm i. •hy the Pra6dent
has ordered my Oiq.tmenl end ocher Gowmmcnt ageud•
to do •vavtNns poalb&e to ... that natural !Pl prodUCUon •
lncru5ed. Just-.... the problem went away wtlh the warm
months, w. can•t afford to forget about the Icy ona.
FOR TRACY AUSTIN, tennll player
Wlllcb ...... t.portmat ....... -bnl. -W.W.?
-S.S.N., 8-ttle. W....
• That's 0 tough quadon and, &ank)y, ~n't be anawa.d. rw
sec.n p&aycn wtthout great Udl win by stMG power -big
scrws, heavy ~ound strokes. But rve allO...,, smart player-.
win over &upaior strength. A. an -6de, though,~-= men
"better" p&aycn aroond today than a gmsallon IQO.
FOR HENRY FORD ll. chairman of the boord, FOid
Mot0t Company
W...t lrCMlld surpdM J04lr ...... hr a. .... ti ..
CGeW cw bedl .......... e. looll ,.., c ...... ,
°"'? -Joe Lowe.~ w. Va.
• I really can't think oi anythk!Q that would llUl'pl19e Nm.
C.., trucb and tndon we d the C!On1'*1Y'• bullN.. Even
our work In space ha roo0 In tingll my w-odfadow w ~
when he was alvc
FOR CHRISTINA EU.EN MOl.LER. America'• Junior
Mls&for im
U ,oa.,... Ant t..dy. what'•..._ llrllt ..... .-'4 tlJ to
do? -l.B.. er-tllae. Oblo
• rd make the requlrcmanb for waduating students ••.
High-school dtplomas don't mean much anymore bec:aUM
thcry're too simple to come by. rm not setting myself apart-I MW
It too .wy, too rd rather be taught than have to work et learn-
ing. We're forgetting how to learn and think. I don't know why
kids comp&aln about getting too much work. I don't get enough.
FOR BEN.IAMIN F. BAll.AR.. POlbnasler Gena.a
la h castly to priat ao maay epeclal etaeP9' -Ma
R.T.X... K.,West. Fla..
• Milllons ol mall uacn In the U.S , Including many nmp cd-
&ecton, have indicated they like a varte!y ~ cdoduJ ..,... II
does OO&t more to print multk:abed ltampa than Ngl.llm ones.
However, the added cost Is mon than offMt by the rewmae ..
cctwd from the ..... oi pNlatdc '9mw. In 1975 tNa JCWnUe
amount.cl to approximetaly $52 m!aon, wbidl .. ~
a.ga1nst the operational dc8c:tl of the POltal Savb.
PRO AND CON
Should 1V Cameras Be Allowed In The Courtroom?
PR() Clllef J..uc. U.... E. ~. Coionldo Sup.me Court
The time hat come to end the trutmem oi )Ucldal P' oc.ecBngs as
' the holy of hoUes Into which none may enter. lt'1 Important that peo-
ple Me nactty whet II happening In our courtrooms tnstad of get
ling Information from ftctlonal charactntzatlona. Any technique
whk:h fodlltata on actual repraentaUon of court proceedl:ngs ought
to be encouraged rather than d\ecowaged lV camcraa •• .!lowed
In Cobacfo courtrooms, and rve never found It to CllUM any prob-
lem wtlh the opaation of the syltem rve ncwr IMl'I wMnala
show off or juron become upMt. ff the judge II going to showboM,
he la going to ahowboat anyway. Maybe the people ought to ... It.
But rw never Men It happen
CON Pl'Ol Geo«J.y c. Haunt Ir.. Vale u Law School
Then! ... three reaaona which aigue .galnll lV In the cowtroom
Flrst, camera noise and a two-or thrce·pereon TV aew UIUdy will
be distracting. Second, broadcasttng p4ctura of the trtal partktpMtl
prnenb them before a larger audience. This can ~ their be·
hovlor In the courtroom. Thtrd, the po95ib41tty of being televtled may.
lnttmidatc some jurors. wltna:sa or lltlgenta. Some may be ~of
retaliation If It II known they were Involved ln a particular legal cae
The result can be that a ~ trial may tum out different from
one not ttliMMd. That Is Injustice In some sense The dlfflcuh qua-
tlon ii whether this r1sk Is outwetghed by the value oi publk:lzing
trials.
e 1977FAMILYWEEKLY,INC. Allrlghta.....-..._
WHAT SETS
UV ULLMANN
APART?
A special kind of beauty, mastedtil performances that
have made her known as one of the worlcfs great
actresses and a best-selling autobiography ••. these are
just a few of the qualities that make her a unique woman.
"Someoi~ c:rtid:zild me for q>pOMCly
not telllng enough about my work • an -=-.." lhe Clan!lrw. "'thlta rkla•lout.
j Lee SUasbcrg wrote me end ad ha waa
mablg my book req'*9d nraclng tor his
students at the ~ lndut. and the
Adon Studio.
"'That gtva me great uttdKtiorl. I sup-
J l)09S the tett. rbOll lmpartmlt to me II the L._..;;:::::;;;::;;;;:.:::=========:.::=:;_ ___ .;;J OM from Bede 0.W. She wtoe. that W felt the book to be 111'1 honell, • 1 ..,.It
tome man . He and Unn got ~ • b1Q
convena&n. Suddenly f ~ th.It the
..,_..•t tt... Nddm ..... They ...,.
gone a long time, and I beglrt to ~
An.Ill;. wt"9n they Nb.med. I lalned th.It
Unn had told him thlt she didn't .. the
6sh being tcrwd and tugga&ed thli they
go out to a coffee shop to 9ld • t.m-
burger. She had made off ..., .. -.C·
tfY8 man. l'Mt'• pretty good -.vm 1
would need nerve to do th.It.'" Daughter Linn, 11. spends part oJ each vear with her/~. Ingmar Bergman.
By WlUlam Woff
Al 38 IJll Ullmll'ln II tlw C819S WOIMI\
whohlil~-Snolt.
Som. attlcl h.ew ecc:lllrned the Nor~
WllQlll\ -.. the world'• gra:Cat tlm ac-er-~~ H.h.acmpt•11n
author retuJted In an un\lfUAI au1o-
blugi.,p. ~. wt.m t.c.n. •
belt ..a. tnd a Book of the Month Oub
1ll1eoon. She ... i.ucw tor t. &.1-
..y ~ ... .....,In the rcvtval
of Eugene O'Ncllr• Anno Christi•.
Celcb..ct Swedbl\ cir.-..... 8-9-
~ Wltla flm..,.. tlrn ... ~.ding
l*b fer her, and ..... b ... pd With
~ .,..... df.s. She ..to.a Mr 11·
,,....old ~ u.n. and htr cunwd
... .. lln ~ .... wom.M\
fll* her freedom of me.. with m.n.
What's rm.Ing?
Ullmmm " ... not • HoDvwood ..,.,..
... The New YOik Crtdcs Ord. S18YC her
II award for her lhlin-tne s-formance of
a wommn ~ a mental bNakdown In
Bergman'• Face to Foe., but at the
Ac.adany AWll'dt 1Mt ~. lhc ... In the
audicncla °""'to ... the.,.. ....... a.e-
go to Faye Oun.way for Ndwott. She
~ wtth ~ • .,.019tgllen don't
usulllliJ -· 0.:-.. .. bul ,... ...... fonMnCe In Foe» to No. • • .,. cum In
~I know Ma ftlm am..a ... She 19
clelrty dlsls.,..1ted. ....... ol.._~ .. 0-
.............. her tMnt. people
aJk about ha at the MW Giibo. lngrtd
~Ill another~ .mow
who ~ In Amatcan mcJYla. Bui
the edds .. ..,.... a .._ from .a.Old
mMtng • ~·t. tralllllloci to fllml In f19111l. Ulmlnn'• cfbta llMl'J ham e.g.
man'• gcn.lus hive been uncwn. and In
the cme of the ~aMd mUllCel ,..
rnaikc of Lo« Hottlott. duwOIW11 ~
rwlng. She w u.f to ...... cly that
one would ,,.,,.. haw ~ she • •
tsMOnCd .ar-. 191 -.W a !J'al one.
• ~ tuch •• ' I would have
locMd tlw docn. bul rm hdy and get
99CQ"Mf c:Mnoa, .. the ~ "Now rm be-
ing more cmC\11 with wh.a I~-"
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., ...... ~of the'°" th.It drOYe
lr9id ~from Holywood when she
and clndor Roberto Ric. 614 had • cMd
out of weclock. U0ro.nn WM wac:om.d
wtlh open .rm. wt"9n the h.,..,. to fiol..
lywood. CYa\ thoud> Ingmar 8alJtWWI
._, fMtiaed her~ whle lhc w
rnanfild to ~ °'· ....,.,. ~. from whom lhe i. now chorced. (Her laf-
ton wah e.,,n.n ...... u yeas.) Tlmct
hliYe ct'8nglld. Sodaly. Uv ii idarwd In
Holywood; evayonc vtes to bave her at
parties and men c:onsidcr her a priw date.
In Chongtttg Utlrnann wrtta aml.lllngly
and ~ of how Henry Ki.anger
had IOmll<MIC ICOUt her al a pOlsi>le "blind
date .. and then ftnalllj phoned himlelf pri«
to acoe tllig her to an offldal ball.
Bebe '9IMng for • ltagl enpgemcnt
·In Norway. Uv mntnltc.d about her book
md her &Mat stay In the United S.a.
"I'm geUlng lra'Mndous '-clbeck -191-
tcn from people who uy they reelze for
the Ont dmc that thsw II someone -
who ,_ • they do about We and llbo
his Clllltladlcby 1w6>wd. My ~ al ctw mlud feelnga I have about ., many
Mpedl of Illa..,.... note of~
In people who dri tdma.ty bul IMrvc
bw\ reluctant to ..-then ....... For
tome ,__,,. I have ~ mw:h mall
fJgn mJM 8nd monks .•
Ullmann dcJlbaatcly rcfnUned from
wrllng the typ6caDy Indulgent ............
twe of 8Ulot1'o.,aphy. lnlterd. the.,...
fr.e-fonn ..... of Imp; IJ'I OW•, libolt '1ce
•~~.and albdy rwwalt much
... haMlf ... Mr ~··altluda ..,..... \111\11 .. aped9d elf tw ... "°°
man and moths In ~ to wtWl1 the
wants for ......
and true picture of wtWll l ta tot;.• womm
performer, or .ny woman who W!Olb. This
a~mwm9ul. b9911na ti..p1c-
tuna ~ me the lroipkaeb'I tar ._&lg
to be an Adla9. •
Uv " elated .,... the W8l'mth she en-countered hlr'C. .. Amcrtcans tllnd to be
more fn.ncly lo vWtarJ than we ... In
Notwey, and I feel If ht.-cne. 1111 10 emy to
be fr1mdy ln Nlum. In No..wey we.,.'-
open to b.6gtletl dMn Amafca• ...
..,.....,~dlo.-.bean.._
Unn got to .. New York thli time.
Bebe, lhc hMecf I and cMn't WW UI lo
ntwn. n. time, she II urging me to come
back. l'D td you a funny ltary about Linn.
At. the opemig-tlllghl dinner pmty for An-
no ChrWle, a "dfdcud of mfnc whom I
had lnvled w-. thee wtth • wry hand-
Linn II bcaudful and~ M wcl •
.elf-l!ICIUred. She talca b.a.t ....... and
the ,,._ Georgie BMllCM• ~wil
choi~ ... dance b her. The
~~.,..,,.of dw year""'
her father. With whom Ulmann maintains
both • doaa frtendshlp end a profacklnal
relatioMhlp. 11wi Pa.fon of Anna, Per·
.ano. Cries and Whirpen and ~
from a Horrtaga .. IO'M of the 8a9IJllP
ftml that have enhanced her repu&lldon.
(Thetr latest film togeth«. 11wi Serpmt•
Egg. Is his ftnt p6cture In English.)
lJv hints that 8agman mlgbl cornt to
New York next 1e.-on to ~ tw In a
prodladlon of lbecn'• Ro.m.nholm on
&oadway. It woWd bs a d"9MIMI cwnt ol
lmparUnoe-thebdrMS.....,~
direct In New York. She allo may Clo a
Broadway mutkel. "rd .. to Conllft.&ll .
wrtung, too, but I hM to decide ..t\lt eo.
wrttc nm. h 11 vav hlrd wOitl, and rd ..
to t.aM rncn time for the next tt*'sl I dO. I
wrote Changing Whlle woddl19 " this
thcatef. ~tlmcto ·~ -· &11e1e--.-........ .-,, ...
• be!ng asked about the nma inti ccn·
~ her ~ Ille. •EJlh. .,.,... •
about me M IOIMOfall who la bMiy • the
time or as IOmeON navq around hay..
Ing affatn wtth ~ .. she .. )It.
-0-. was one ..... thlt f W.. ~
l'Mrried. I don't h to deny 1hlt ona la.
CMIM -people thought I --"*"-'· I couJd .,,. qultdy for ~ With IOfDeCllQe
and be left alone. No, rm not tm'9dy fQBl'-
rteid. I really don't lib to talk abocd my~
Yllte lfe. But I <*' ay unequl¥oally thiC I
did not have an aff.ir With HCiry
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ty by vttue °'her~ In ~·· rr.-...--. She would be a-~ bu.·
mat\ If the cld nol Wlft to~ .... a be • Holywood ....,..._, aoo. ttow.uer,
J -arwyone who'*~ .. booll knM.
the ta. her CNln VU.. as• l*WOft Md• ._ __________ ......... an ertltt and la nol OM to hunger ..
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A TREASURE TROVE
Of BASEBALL NOSTALGIA
Babe Ruth bv R~ Rlgc
By Geoffrey Bocca
On the banks ol t..ke Otlego,
by the Susquehanna Rtver In
Coopcntown, N V., tha wodd's
watest shrine to a single IPO't 11
about to expand. The e..beD
Museum and Hal ol Fame has
begun Ill l9COnd extension *'°'
World War U It enjoys no sub-
lkly. Alt the money coma from
the matt than 200,000 vtstton
who ~ dwough the IUr1'ltlJe
Into the ehrtne of Gen. Abner
Doubleda\I, the man who did noe
lnYent bucball
Cooperstown, pop. 2,500, II
IO pladd out o( INIOn that a N-
c:.nt vilttor saood In tha mktdle ot
Mmn Street at noon lookJing for
9Clli*>N lo rJvc him dlncUonl.
h II 10 Q\Ullnt that ahope aill sci
8lcemennial IOUYCnft.
But tha Cooperstown baMbel
compla II one ot the tpOr1lng
wonders ot the wodd. Chun:NI
Dawna. Ky., and AJntr., ~ dancf, .,. wnerat.d by hone
~· Lords Crtckct Ground In
London II celled "'the !ample ol
atc:Mt" from Canberra to Calcut·
ta. At al thee shrtna the sports
themMlws.,.. en)oyed, but In
Coopcntown'• pocket-med ball-
park only one game ol lmpor·
tanoe .. played ach ye.--•
c:cmnoniaJ cont.at bstwecn two
mator·iague turns to honor the
tmoa clecied to the Hall ol
Fame that yar.
So why Coopcntown? Tiw
township was actded In Indian
tentlory by the Cooper family.
and ._.. Jama Fenimore Coo-
per wrote The lost of the Mohl-
COlll In 1826. After that, "noth·
Geoffrwv 8oc:m 11 a Brltlah-bom
novcllst who a/kn wrlta about
ArMrlcan 1porta.
Each year, more than 200,000 people visit
this shrine to see everything &om Mickey
Mantle's locker to Joe DiMaggio's uniform.
Ing" happened In Cooperstown
for 113 years. Then, In J~.
1939, In II br1Jbant ceremony, the
town was Inaugurated as the
blrthplaoe of our nattonal game.
It happened to be the btnh-
p&ec. ol Gen. Doubleday, who
fired the tint shot at Fort Sumter,
tpMldng theCMI Waz. Doubleday .a.o distinguished hirnseW at Get-
tysburg. In 1839 he had doodled
with a game approxtmaUng bue-
ball to be played by West Potnt
c.adcts, and for stmpktty'1 ..
he II crtdlted as the Inventor ol
the modem game. Much ot the
"ev\dence" ~ more than
50 yean Lata In the faulty mern·
cry of Doubleday'• friend, Abfwr
Grava, then In his 7f1s. Double-
d.y never datmed to be the In-
ventor. When he d»d In 1893,
hb obttu.&fy In the New Yen
nma made no reference to
bueba.D Bot he was a galant ol-
8cer, 11 gentleman and a sports-
man. What better man could ftl
the ro&e? And what more Ideal
home could be found than hia
blrthplace, the l<Mdy, unspoiled
&tda vllage on the lake, miles
from anywhere? In tact, the ru&a
ot the game, scarcely changed to
this day. wett drawn up by the
KnlcMrbocker Club In New Ven
In 1845.
The tint p&aycn elected to the
Hal ol Fame In 1939 were Ty
Cobb, IMdlng wtth 222 ol the
228 ballots, &be Ruth and
Honus Wlf!lMl with 206 apiece,
Ctnty Maahewlorl with 204
and Walto Johnson with 188.
The MU9CWD conalm of •
wondrous coa.cuon ol buebal
mcmorab&la, tndudlng the origi-
nal Ioctl .. of ~ pay.rs, wtth
their unforms, shoes. caps and
t.ts. This doee-up I/kw of ath-
ldc rov-ltY • somettma dilcon-
c:c11ng. When we recall Joe Di-
Maggio's baJletlc spanning ol the
baa, we don't think of hl6 wear·
Ing lhtrts with Inside tags that
contain such mortal Information
a "Ory-dean only."
Many vtslton ftnd themNlva
drawn mon and men to the
locken and memories of the tre-
mendous heroes who filled the
uniforms. One Museum uecu·
tlve said that vtslton often stand
nat to the locbr ol Ruth, DI·
M.aggk> or Mantle for houn, )ust
loddng, filling the unlfonna wtth
drums. Ml.Ice the famous paint-
ing ol the Duke ol ~llbigton
contemplating the tomb ol Nape>-
leon," the executive added.
There are bacball shoes, old
and new, and Qkher'• mnb
dating beck more than 100
years. There Is 11 MCUon on the
Negro leagues, the youth i..gua
and the minor lngua. There ..
statu•, palnttnga and ~t Nor-
man Rockwd cown from the
Saturday fucnfng Post and
Amcriean Weeklv. An entn
room II devoted to the 1Mtn018-
bllia and aocompllahmenta of
Bab.Ruth.
On spak.aphona one can
hes the ftrsthand, on-fhe.-apot
aocowit ol Bobbo/ l'hom9on'•
1951 home NJ\, the Babe'• wfW.
Mytst\ admontdonl to th& youth
ol AmaicA, DiMaggio'• ~
don ol the tightrope he trod
wh•n he hit aafeJy In 56 c:onMCU-
tlve gama.
The quasl-rdgjoul faJln& ln-
16cie the rwd -bnck Gcorg&an
bulld!ng la owrwhelm!ng. The
Hal of Fame galay 11 89 feet
long, 43 feet wide and 25 t.t
high. With 1t1 marble tpndeur
and Its walls lined wtth plaques
commemoradng the 163 mem-.
hen, It looks like a aa. between
an lmpaial mUMum and a~
co Moecow subway stlltk>n. One
feels the only things mlsllng _.
an etcmal flame In an um and
the pap.cf-In voa ol Lucy Mon-
ros linglng '°The Star-Spangled
Banner" as she used to do -ftat
-at swry World s.rta.
Som.time In the past, the Mu-
MUm d.lrectorate, COftldously or
unconldously, had eo dedds
whettw they pi~ OWf •
mUMWn or a ahrtne. Although
called a m.-um. It adUaly ta a
shine. It -no evil, ennobla
no vtlLaina. Thin II no Qnow.
ledgrnent ol the~..
In ....... hW«y. the 1919
World s.rta, when playen on
the Chicago Black Sox ainf.....t
to taking bft>a. Y.t surely one d
the matt Immortal Mna In ....
ball history II the heartbroken cry
ol a little boy to his fallen Idol,
Shoclaa Joe Jackson: "Say It
ain't so, Joe." The dkec:torate
)uttlfta the onUelkJn by pofntlng
out that one can rad about thti
IC&ndal tn the llnry. The ~
however, ta ratncted to raearch-m . A phot~ d the trtum-
phalaf Cincinnati te.am Is the only
reminder ol the ICllndal.
SUI, theft ta OM word one can
uu for the BaMbd MUMUm
wtthout ~tor eug-
The Three Umpns bv Nonnan Roclcc.odl.
An Umpire and Boyt bv Vincent Clultetti. (Art c::oc.ntav of tM
National Ba.eball Han of Fame M.aeum Inc I
g1radon-...... 111*1119." Fans who
haw nswr besn thsN fesl ID Im·
pact In thd everyday "1-a. One
of dw molt -1oul poblitn11 In
8rta.h spcxt II the hoollganism d
youthful fans In the blachm.
UnJlkc Ammtcan kids, they have
no tr.dltion, no rut IOClCCI' mu·
MWn, no IPC'1lng hall of fame.
fOf the most part, American
~have II fUI rwaped and
undCl'ltMdJng of tha country'•
IPOfts history. In Bctta!n, •
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HOW TO PIAN A BUDGET
-AND MAKE IT WORll
The road to better money management
need not include great personal sacrtftce
or a lot of extra paper work.
By Kate Kelly
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GE Factory Rebate Days October ~-Novem~12
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The bogm bill pa•er lourlshes where crowds are largest.
And though the Secret Service &elzetr millions in phony
money each year. other millions still go mto circulation.
. .
fcASM•ERf
S, Leo Roeenhoue
When • rtng of counfiafen.s ... up •
~ opa.00.1 In 5-n JOM, C.W.,
they were ~ thct one of their In-
~ Yldiml hed. ~eye.
,, happened In • popular malt and sand·
wlch shop where two young men offered
the cashier a new $20 bil.
.. Haven't you anything smaD.1" the
employee asked as the accepted the bdl
.net opened the reglAer "We're down to •
few OMI and lcJtl of coins, IO n twYc to
go to a caah ,_,,.boa In the beck."
While the pair waited lmpatlandy. the
CMlllc.r hunted to • dak llgt1t In the .....-
office and anfuly b!SpKtlci the twenty.
Whet caUMd her habtlon In peylng out
ch.ngc, which lhc actWlly hid, WM the
fact that the portrait on the bGI looked
blwred and far too ctn. Then, when her
shMp eyes n<*d that the aw-toothed
pdnC. on the edgs of the oobed IC8I were
negular. she dlalcd the poke.
The men w.re -..d M they were drtv-
lng out d the rata\ltllnt pdtng lot. On
their S*'IOfW and In the b.c:k d the ca
...,.. • number of Pl(Mtl of tials, tome
tent, but mocdy twrnlla, and offtmn,
holding tome of the money· In the tunllght, .
recognl:md them to be countafeb.
Accordtng to U.S. s.a.t Savb Direc-
tor H. Stuart Krught, his agency, *hlch
ha the task of protecting our cun.ncy u
wd as the Plaldcnt, ICtmd nearly S32
m&on of the attmated $35 mAon In bo-
gus money produced by coun~
during 1976. The bed t6 W9l'e conftlca.
· sed before hy could be p....cl to the
public. but the mmtnlng $3,000,000 did
gd Into c:WaAladon. Md fMny hunchda of
unPNIPKl•ng Anwttanl may d be hold·
Ing IOmS of et.-cumncy.
~ 1971, ~ uys the U .S. public
-has IOll .. lulll S21 rnJlllon by ~tg
ounterf«lt money. (Don't f~ that you.
the Innocent vtdtrn, wCI be stuck with the
io..1 However, dUling th.t ame period
the Secnt S.W. ICl:md. before dn:ula-
tlon, l'DCQ than $181 mlllon, which would
h.YC beer'I • ltlggatilg economic io.s hed
that money gotten on the street.
Although you may *Y at home, avotd·
Ing hotels, theMln. amusement ccnt.n,
rataUr.nts and alrpoftl, where countafett
blDs are ..-ly .,..ad, you may .al be the
vtdlm of bed money. Many countaf.utnQ
rtngs adapt "** t.gdl. such .. shop-~ centert-~.
So • P9'JI to know how to coumcr the
~. and the 8VCn1i11C pmmn CM
do ... Ullng caullan and good .....
""" • begta'ti*'IJ. Nl'l'ICl1lbcr lhM counte-~ cm1:ftOt ~ the perfedlon d nom a*5e by the U.S. GoYemmcnt at
T.....-y"*'8 .
.... .. • leW pdr*" that mey help
you nc*i ~ the vtctlm d • coun-
e.fdllr. Ewen•~'*' apply them:
• ~ yoi.w money when you ,...
QGve .. •1pecialy .... .... Old you
llnow that 9GCDe coun..rfdln .. cm..a..
cno&agh to put thc wrong portrait on fake
amaw;y? If ~ NIMl1lber thM 8cnjamtn
Mriln Iii on on the $100 noc., Giant on
tt. S50. Jacbofi on the $20, Haml.lton on
the $10 end Unooln on the $5, you can ,..
duce the c:hanca d being palMd some
bed5'99ft.
• U you do get a 9'asped t4, dctamlnc
whether ... genuine by compMng It with
another blll (usualy OM ~ to you by your'-"' or which hM h.d ~
usage). and by stvd~llil the ponralt.
CountmfliM poe1rdl .. w.-. with the ~ often too ctn. Halrtlna ..
not disttnc:t, and the partratt mava Into
the bedvound .
• Check the c:obed ..a. a.ct blDa ofWn
twYc blunt, uw-tooet.d pofntl on the dr·
~ end IOaM P*°'b .wn may
be brcUn °"· • Mab eure the ftne, alilia'*"'SI ~
on the W1 bonS.rt .. dar Md dlltlnd.
• The ciountlrfd. la ~ princ.d on
bond piper wlhout the c:oland fl>aot of the
real bm. A dandeaUnc pnn• may add flnc
Nd and a.. ._. to arnulata ,.,... In the
genuine, but thae lhow • atm1na faults.
• luk your benk, the poke or the Se·
cret ScMce to look at any paper money
you dUnk rnay be countafctt.
• Don't play hero and by to apprehend
a counlerfder yomsef. If you .. handed
a SWiped be, do not return It to the s--
or make • tu.. Do del9y the PMNr, If
pcmtie, and tmphone the poke or the
U.S. Secnt Savlcc. Retain a deKJ\ltkllf\
of the ~ and get his Mita llccntc
number If you have the oppostunlty Then,
arrender the sutp«t bd M qutckly as poe-
,.. to the polk:ie or the s.a.t SeMca.
Remanbs. molt bed money .. pMMd
during~. • conw:ntk>N -,_
wherever aowds gather. llm
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~wife ·
got nie to •tch to
"I smoke. My wife
doesn't. And she would
remind me of the stories
being told about high-tar
cigarettes .
"Well, I began looking
into those new low-tar
cigarettes. I tried just about
ev_ery one that came out.
They didn't satisfy my taste.
'Then I read about
Vantage. I didn't expect
ipuch but I tried a vack
anyway.
'They were quite a pleas-
ant surprise. They tasted really
good and they actually had less
than half the tar of my old brand.
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"So now I
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the low tar that
she wants~'
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EASY RECIPES USING
ALL-AMERICAN
It's the country's favorite mea~ and when cooks don't know what to make
for dinner, they c.an always pick up a package of freshly ground beef. Here
are some delicious new dishes for your family to try.
,..
Yes, ground beef Is the all-around, round-the-
alcndar meat favorite al Amerlcan shoppers.
While Its use for hamburgers dominates, versatile
ground beef Is also used to make meat loaf.
meatballs, casseroles and soups
UsuaDy YOY will find various kinds al ground
beef at your meat counts. The difference a In fat
content There Is no standard terminology for
these ground-beef products, some al the names
are. wpttmlum," "regu!Ar," wcxtra i.an.:· "giound
round," "ground chuck" and "ground slriotn ...
The names normally do not Indicate fat content.
That lnformalk>n Is needed, however, to mab
price c:ompuiaoN among the different kinds,
and stores will usually provide It If you ask . • &. your teJection al ground beef on the type
al meat you arc saving and on price. For exam-
ple, If you want to grtJI °'pen brod patkl, use a
ground bed that hat a fat content al about 25
percent. Ground beef this lean contains enough
fat for self-basting to keep pattla motst and juicy
but not enough to c.aUJC exc:aslvc fire ftare-upt
on the grill or nc:astve shrtnklng • If you are planning a ground-beef c:assero&e In
whkh the fat ts not drained off during cooking,
then It may be wbe to dtOOM the ex1ra-lean
!J'(>Und beef But If the meat Is to be browned
and the fat drained off befOft other Ingredients
are~. you may get a better buy wtth regular
ground beef. lancr ground beef Is more expen-
sive than th& fattie' vuictia, but many consum-
ers find lltde dlffennce betwftn ground beef al
differing fat content. So, before you ~d extra
money for the leaner product, oon9'dcr whether
ground beef with a higher fat content will suit
yourpwpoM
By Marilyn Hansen
Nutrftlonalty, beef II beef, and It maka no dif-
ference whether It Is In ground form or a standing
rlb roast AU beef conmins the same high-quallty
protctn.whkh ths body must ha~ to grow, l'epU
tluues, regenerate blood and help build resis-
tance to Infection. Bttf also contains B-comp&ex
vttamlnt and some eSS1:ntial minerals. New ways with an old fauorlte Include Eke/ Orlentale, Mexican Meat Loaf (both may be prepared conuentJonallv
or In o mlcrowaue ouen) and Company Crepe• with Mu1hroom Sauce.
COMPANY CREPES
12 ~(UM beak: redpe)
1 lb. ground chuct
1 can (10 '* on.) ... eo1..--ldeti-teed-..
c:n.m of cM9ry IOUp
1 cup 1mett cunt cnemed
cottage dtMM
1 p"f. (10 OD.) frozitn cMpped
aplnedt. ~ed and ...
dnlrMd
Y. cup grated PanMMn
chMM v. , .. spoon .. It
Ya oup •Nc.t frMh mushroome v. cup dlegOoalty .UC.CS....,
onlona
~ t•ap a an ground mmn.g
2 tllblnpa~butt•«
metgartM v. cupwa•
Ya tNapoon lemcM't juice
l . Make acpa and Mt ukle.
Prepare fllltng. I~ saucepan.
brown beef (use shortening II ne·
casary); stir to Mpa111te meat.
Pour off fat
2. Stir In 2 tablapoons soup,
cottage cheese, aplnach. Parme-
san cheese and salt. Spoon
about Y• cup filling on each
aepe: rolup
3 . Arrang« crepes, seam-side
down on oven-to-table tcrYfng
dish; keep warm, covered, In
low (300°F.) oven.
4. Make aau~. In aaucepan.
brown mushrooms and cook on-
ions wtth nutmeg In butter until
tender. Add remaining soup,
water and lemon )ulce. Hat just
to bolllng, stlrrtng OCCMk>na.IJy
5. Pour hot sauce over cnpa.
GamJsh wUh parsley f dand.
Mobs 6 _,..,,ngs
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............... eoup
.,,.~ ....
1 pq.(10aa.) ...... lnccol
....... pertlely ...... end
4*1 .. v. c:upll••llu ......
'h cup cl19aMIJ ellced ..-
onloM
y, cup ellced ..... che9tnuta
1 teblMpocMt 90/ ....
Coobdrtaie
1. In lwga skillet, cook bffl, c.·
roes and gaik, stln1ng unlll meat
losea Its red color. about 5
minutes z. sa-In soup, water. brocx:ol,
bamboo shoots, ~ onk>ns,
wetcr chestnuts and soy sauce.
Ha?to ~. reduce heat and
simmer 10 minutes. Stir once or
twk:e.
J. Let sand 5 mlmdls, c:ownd;
lttr aghtly. ScrVc over rice.
IOcrowaw MadMd
l . In shallow, 2-qt. glass bMtng
dllhl~·.a·.21.comblne
beef. carrots and gmtlc. Ced In
microwave OYCn 8 m!nuta, lllr·
rtng twice to ..... meet .
I. Add rcmalnlng tngrecbents
QcepC rice. Cook 15 mtnu• or
unttl done, stirring ttwee th'Ms.
3. l.At atand, covered, 5 min-
utes, sur. Serve over rice.
Molca 4 aervlnga
MEXICAN MEAT LOAF
1 can (11 oza.)co11dM•1d
thedder chMM eoup
t 'h Iba. ..... ground beef
.,,. cup fine, dly breed crumb9
1 egg, 111ghtty .......
'h alp......, cflotlped onion
y, t.upoonult
'h cup ..... .,. a.p-.aeuoe
1 Mepocin pr9plllM rnuatent
o.9hC8)9111'9 ......
St.9dded let1uoe
Tometo_..
1. Pr.heat OYCn to 350°F. Thor·
oughly mbt 1/4 cup IOUp, beef,
bJead aumbs, egg. onion and
salt.
!. In 9-lndi pie plate. lhap.
ftnnly Into ring (2 Inches high
with 3-lnch opening) BaJie for
about I hour or until done
S. In saucepan, blend remaining
soup, wata, chlll sauce, mu.
tard. c:.eyenrw pcw-end 2 to 3
tablnpoona drippings from
meal. Hut: • occal6onaly.
t . Pour some of uuce over lo.I:
PM1 remalnlng In NU.CC bold.
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Ground beef, tomat.d ju~ and fragrant herbc make
Macaroni Meatball Mlxup a family winner.
Gamlsh with llrttuce and tomato.
lllcr099M Metiao4
1. Mix thoroughly Y• cup soup,
be«f, bread aurnbs, egg, onion
and salt
2. ln 9-lnch glaSI pan, shape
ftnnly Into ring (2 tnches high
wteh 3-1nch opening) Cover with
waxed paper; ccd In microwave
OYCn 10 mlnuta. tumlng pan 3
times. Remove meat loaf to serv·
Ing platter.
3. Pou1offdrippings,saving2 or
3 ~I. Stir remaining
soup. water, chili sauce, mustanf
and cayenne pcppcT Into drip-
pings. Cook. uncow:red. 3 mtn-
uta Of until hol; stir Garnish
with lettuce and tomatoes.
Molca 6 Krvlngs
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1. Thoroughly mJx V• cup toma-
to~. bee, bread crumbl, -ag
and Y, tA9p0011 ach ol bellt,
oregano and salt. St..pe fWmJy
Into 16 matbella.
I . In lldJ.t, brown mat.ls In
ahar•1•19. moow. Pow olf .a
bul 2 tabfespooN dripptngt.
Cook onion with Nm.lnlng besll,
<ngano and gark In dstppaags
untllknda.
3. Add membells, remaining to-
mato )Ulc:.e and ult. beans and
macaroni. Bring to boang; ,...
due. heel. Cover: *1rMr 25
mlnuta Oil until don.. Stir often.
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I.a.a -: FAVORITE MEAT
Conlinutd
PQl'fy· TI~ Meatballs In a creamy blue cheese sauce are right /or
company or to bring to a coe>ered-dlsh supper
PARTY·TIME
MEATBALLS
2 cane(10¥1.a..a.)~•"9'fJ
2 ... grOUl'ld ce.d y. cup ..... ., lned crumbe 2...,......,, .......
"" cup,..., dllOpp9d onion I tetit11p a 1n1 CNnllllM tit...~
2 Ubll Ip D W efMIPP9d penl9y
¥1 Ctlp eour crMm
I. Thoroughly mix 'fl cup gravy. beef.
brud awnt.. eggs. onion and 2 table-
tpOOnS ct...
2. Sh8pe ftrmly Into 100 (1'/J Inch) IM&t·
balls. Arrange ma1ball In 2 6hallow bak-
ing pans.
S . Broll 4 lncha from Mat until browned;
tum once. Pour off fat.
4 . In saucepan, comblnc penley, r«maln·
Ing gravy and c:hHM. Hut to bolling, stir·
ring oc:cask>nally. Stir In sour a eam: but.
5. Arrange m.atballs In chafing dlth or
c:asMrOlc. Pour hot uuca over meatballl
Serve lmmedlately wtth wooden pkks.
Moku 100 o~tlur meatballs
FAR EAST MEAT PIE
PMtly fOf 2-auet pie
1 lb. ground bNf
Y.cup::::=.--y, cup .....
4 tM1pa0tiecunypowdlf
1 cup Mixed ......... ""°' coc:ktall 1 ptg. (tO OIL) frOlllft mixed ,.tablee,
~eftddralned
'1'cupplm,...t
2 -..111p a one dMliPPed chutMy or ........
1 tatitup a llfl OOlllltM'Cft
¥1 ..............
1. Preheat own to 375°F. Prepare pastry
and line 9-lnch pie pan. Roa out pe11ry for
top crust and cowr wtth waud paper.
Z. ~ beef In sauc«pan or large sldBet:
cook with onion, apple and c:uny, sdntng
to break up me.at, about 5 to 8 mlnutn or
unUI onion Is tender. Drain off fat
S. Stir In ves-Uiblc juice, vegetabla,
yogurt, chutney, comsblrch and salt. Pour
ftlling Into p6e pan. Cowr with top crust,
Ma.I and flute edges Mab sllts In pastry.
4 . ~for 30 to 35 minutes or until crust
II brown and Ong bubbles. Let ltand 15
mtnuaa Wore cutting. Serve wt.th llddl-
tsona.I yogurt. Moira 6 .ervlngs
BAVARIAN MEATBALLS "N'
CABBAGE
11b.FM'dbNf
'Ai et1p ...... cky bfeed ONRlfM , ... ........, ......
~'II pDDnCllfmY ....
'4 •11pa1Mtult 2 .. , ... , ..... 111rta l4
1 un (10~411.J oondenMd cnem of .......... ~
¥t cup ....
1 -(1 OIL) crMlll cheeM, eoftened 1 cup ~tty eUoed celery
~ cup doed c8"0t
4 wpe ooerMly atwedded cebbllge
~ cup 8fMn pepper, cut Into etrtpe
1. In bowl, mtx thoroughly beef, bread
aumbs, egg, l/4 teaspoon caraway and
salt. Shape Into 16 mealballe. z. In aklld. brown mcatbaHs In shofttn·
Ing; pour off fat. 8'cnd In IOUp, water,
cream cheese and remaining caraway.
Add ccJay and csrot. COYer. cool! ova
low heat S mlnuta.
S. Add cabbage and ~ ~; cook
15 minutes more or until dOM Sttr ocx:a-
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Fresh almonds from our
orchards in Califomia-
a snack you know
makes good sense.
One Dibble Is never enmgli
B~~f· AMERICA'IS ~Jj. : FAVORITE MEAT
Continued
HAMBURGER SOUP
I tat I Ip D Diie butter or
IMfVWliM 1.,,. ... ground c:huoll
1 can (1 lb.. 12 oza..) tometoee,
dnllned
2 (tO~-o&. .... , oondenMd
beef CCMleCMNM, llnCl""9d
1 can (10¥1 on.)COftdenMd
onkln eoup. unAMd
4 oenota, .,....,, deed
Yc~thlc*
1 cen • OIL)oom, ctmned
14 cup~ cer.y lope
Va CMp cMp p Id .,.,....,
1 beylMf
.,,. l911pallftdrted~ ...... v. tMapoon ground btedl
~ .,,. oup ~tiny bow-tie
MllCwonl or IMlla
Qqted,........., ohMM
1. Melt butter In large kettle.
Add beef: cook, stirring OVCT me·
dlum hut, 5 minutes Of until
browned.
2 . Add ramalnlng Ingredients,
except pasta 11nd Parmaen
cheese Hut lo bolllng, reduce
heat &nd 51mmer 30 mlnutat.
S. Return soup to a full boll, add
pasta, ltlrring Boll fCM" 15 to 20
mJnuta. uncovered, until pasta
Is tender.
4. Ladle Into 10up bowts; spnn·
Ide wtth Parmesan cheae.
Malcu 6 to 8 senJ/ngs
SLOPPY .IOES
2 tableepoone ~ °" 1 '"*',...,., flnety
ohoppecl
.,,. oup chopped onton
1 lb. .,......,..,
1 Mn (1 lb.) totMtoee. flMfy
ohoppecl
2 i.tatupaoi•tomstop.-.
2 ... 'POOM '#ol'Mtt ......
eauoe
1 \UipOOft ult
V. teupoon MIG.,
1 tatnp a°" '"OOf ..... •wta-•'"'ct"'• 1.._aonwetw
4 to I ,_,, buna
I . In~ stuli.t. heat oU Add
green ~and onion. saute 5
mlnutn.
2 . Add bfff Md cook until
brown, ttln'lng constandy.
S. Add tomatoes, tomato paste.
W<>«:estenhtnr, salt and sugar.
4. Coo«, uncovered, 15 min·
utes, stln1ng often. Mix com-
starcll wtth water; blend Into
meat mixture. Cook until thick·
en.eel Serve on split hero buns
Malca 4 to 6 1et11/'19'
THE PERFECT
HAMBURGER
v. lb. arourid beef
1 IMspoon cold w.ter
V.teaapoon~ .....
F .. twtata "-"'Y ground
bl.c:tl pepper
Sett
I. In small bowf, lighdy mix beef,
water, Worcestershire and pep-
per wtth a fori<.
2. Shape Into pattle wtth hands,
using a light touch.
S. Heat small, heavy sklllet,
sprinkle with salt. When a drop
ol water sfzzla In pan, add ham-
burger. (If meat is very lean, you
may have to add 1 teaspoon oil
to pen)
4. Cook 1 mlrn.ttc over high he.at
to teat; reduoe heat and cook 1
minute mon1 Tum patty. return
heat to high and coo't 1 Y, min·
utes more or until as done as you
llke Mam l lf!rvlng
Editor's note Add 2 tablespoons
wine to pan, heat and stir to
loosen brown btts. Pour over
hamburger. If you like more fla.
vor, l0$S meat with 2 teaspoons
capen and 1 teaspoon minced
onion Still more flavor: leave
<>1i1t capers and add 1 teaspoon
prepared mustard to meat.
CHILI DOGS FOR A
GANG
1 cup flnety chopped onion
Ya cup chopped 0'99n ,,.,...
' ta~ .. Yegef•baeol
1 prttc .... CNahect
2 Iba. around beef (c:ttuol)
S CMie (14z. lbl) tom.to uuce
2 Ya teespoona chtll powder
2 ... ll*IMNff
'At twp D Oft grOWtd blact
pepper
Continu~d
Tllegreataldr Pll*
farlbe l•+d le•ndi r
Flesh almonds from our
orchard.a in Califomia-
a snack you know
makes good aense.
One Dlllble Is never enoagli
B~~~ AMERICA~ ~ -: FAVORITE MEAT
Contin11ttl
... cup""' inoc ......
2 c.-(16oL llm) rwct kkllMJ ............
12 .............
12 "**fwterllune. ....
1. In large lldlct, ...... onion,
green pepper and glftlc In hot
oil. Add bat end cook, ltin1ng
until beef loMs Its red color
2. Add tomato sauce, chill
powder ..... pepper and mo&.-.
sa; mnmcr, uncovacd. for 15
minutes. Add kidney beaN and
hcatweU.
S. Meanwhile, add franldwten
to bolAng water, simmer for 5
minutes, drain. Hat fnnkfurtcr
lnms In preheated J600F own
b5mlnura.
4 . Place A ~ In HCh
~and top wtth cY. MIMn p ..,..,,.
TEX·MEX ENCHUADAS
11b.f'O&Wlb9et
4 talll11p a Dftnegetable oll.
.,.... ol for trying
1dotegertlc.Rllnoed
1 •11paMcrueMd~
Med ....
"" , ... poon ground bleck
P9PI*' ~ cup....i~i... ...... -..wlonlon
¥. .............. ......... ~ cup choppid......,
1 Ul'I (1 lb.12oa.)tofM10M,
crwhed,""*8lnecl
1 CM .OD.)toMllfo .._.
1 cup ellced pitted ..........
1 Jw(1¥. oz:a.)chap111d ..................
Daeh~
24 toftUlu
1. 8'own mul In 2 t~
ol wttti gide; add cumin teed, 1
teaspoon salt and pepper, stirring
10 bruk up meat with spoon dw·
Ing cooking Drain off exc.ss fat
2. Mab .. ucc. ln 2 tabMll)OOiU
o11. cook oruon. green pcppa-
and celery until onion lt tcnda,
about 5 minutes.
S. Stir In tomlltocs, tomato
sauce, ollva and pCm1cntoa. Add
Tabuco and uh to tall•. Heei to
bol!ng, reduce heal end simmer,
uncovered, 15 minutes
4. Stir about 1 cup aauce Into
meat mixture.
5. Soft.fry tortillas In skillet pour
&boot 1;,.1nch oil. heat Olp tor·
ttUas quickly In and out ol oil.
keeping them M>ft. Drain.
6. Olp tortillas Into NUCC. DMde.
meat mixture Into canlen ol tor·
n&s. Roll up and place tortillas,
seam-side down, In a shallow,
!7eased baking dish
7. Spoon the remaining aauce
OVCt the mchiledas and bMc In •
~cheated 350°F oven for 25 to
30 minutes oc until bubbly. Jua
before MrVtng,' sprinkle wtth meac Nokes 12 tnving1,
FOODSHELf
GOOD'N"
PLENTY SKIU.ET
In tars-skllct with Id, cook 1 I>
..... •ocmd b-t.w-until It
ioaa lb red cob, breaking up
meat with lpOOn during cooking.
Add 5 cups ..... 1 pka . .,
oe"on IDap .... (~ OD.), 1
My .... y. t-.poon ~
bl8Cll....-. lcan (4oza.) ....
~. undrained, 1 can
(8 ozs.) ~ MUCe and 'fl
cup *Y reel .... Sttr wd. Bring
mblt\.n to ~· Stir In 1111
cupl unc:ooMd ..,., ...
l'Olll; Ntwn to-bolling. Reduce
he.-and boll llowly, c:owred,
stirring ~ 15 to 20 min-'*'· un1ll .,... .. coobd. Add
addmonail YI to l cup waacr ~
r.....-y. Mom 6~
Tip& 'K' TefJit.a
GROUND BEEF CARE
Ground be9t needs ~ ege IMlcWtal gmwth, 80 mMe
ca.re. Gnndlno It multlpU" the ground beef one of your tut put·
aurfacea on wti6ch bectena can cheMI In the atcwe. Refrlgerabt
grow, and mlehandllno gl"Me the meet eoon aftw you get It
them the chanc. to do eo. ~· If Y{>U plan to UM ground
Taklno good care of ground be9t within • d8Y or two, p&ec. n
bMf 1tart1 when you buy 11. In the c:o6dat, nontrwztno pert a-ooe. pacifagee thet at• well of ~ retrtgeratoc. Frw. fOf
...i.d, not tom. The meat longet 1tcnge. Ground beet will
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PORCUPINE Mf.ATBALLS IN CHW
SAUCE
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1 Ya teapooM prtlo ult
2 te•P a ao• nlOlaMM cw com eynap
YI te11p a on ground cumin Med
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1 lb ....... ground beef
1 cup qulm cootlng rtce
Ya cup ftnely chopped onion
y, cup Hnety chopped 91"" pepper
y, cup flnety chopped celery
1909
2 ~ prepered mustard
2 .... pocww ....
\4 teaepoon ground bl.ck pepper
1. To make sauce, combine chlll powder, 911'ik:
salt, mo&asses. cumin, oregano and tomato )ulc:e
In electric skillet
2. ln large bowl. combine ground beef. rice,
onion, green pepper. ~. egg, mustard, salt
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LBS
and pepper. alend well. Shape Into 18 mutballs.
about 2 Inches In diameter.
3. Place meatballs In sauce. Bnng !)quid to boU,
reduce hu.t, cover and simmer 20 minutes or
until meatballs•• cooked through. Tum meat·
balls In sauce once during coolcJng.
Maka 4 tenJ/ngs
--MEAT I.OAF WEUJNGTON
1 y, !be. ground cf-*
"" cup fine., bfud crumbe plue 2
t.blupaMe v. cup chopped oNoft
2 tablHpoofle lletchup
1egg..nghtlf ........
2 t1lll11pn•"""
1 te11paDftfQMIMIJ ....... ~
1 teupoon WCMOMhinhh uuce
1 \4 ... IP°°M Nit v. ... "°°"ground~.,......
1 can (4~ oza.) IMANrlt eprMCI
1 can (1 OD.) dliqpP9d nut. oome,
Uftdratnld
1 .... (10 oza.) plHruli.,...
1 eogJolr
1 t.bl11paonooldwltlt
1. Preheat ~ to 350°F ln l.ge mbdng bowl.
comblnc wound chuck, ¥1 cup brud awnbs,
onion, ketchup. egg. milt, fOICmlllY. Worc::ala'·
shlN, ...tt and pepper; blend wd.
2 . 0n ihMt ol waxed plp!f, ll'w.pc meat Into I
7-x 4-lnch NCtlingle. PS.c:e meat !om on a bek·
Ing sheet; baM for 40 minutes. Cool fOf 25 min-
utes, until just warm.
3. Meanwhile. In • small bowl, combine liver·
wurst spread with drained chopped mushrooms
(save Uquld fOf sauce) and 2 tab&apooill BM
brud aurnbs; set askic.
4. PNpln plc-aull mbt llCCIOldlng to package
dlrecdons and divide Into two parts, one 5llghdy
la-get.
5. Roi smaller ptec:ie of dough Into a l'9dangM 2
Inches wider and longer than ceded meat loel.
Pt.cc on foll-bned baking lhMt .
6. Place meat loaf on bottom au.st. Spread IW·
face of mat loJ with ""lve.rwunl rntxmre. Set
oven at 400°F.
7. Roi out remaining dough Into • ~ a.vc enough to c:owr top and ada ol meat loef.
C0\19' mat loaf with top crust. Seal edges to-
gether smoothly with cold wmu. Trlm ectgee of
aua as MCAllWY· Prtck Ni.:. and dwcafan ..
de*ed with pamy f\ow«n.
I. Combine egg ~ with cold watcr and brush
cndre crust with glue.
9. BeM for tlbout 20 to 25 mlnuta, or und.ault
ts golden brown. Moira 8 MrVfngl
SAUCE FOR MEAT LOAF
WELLINGTON
2 emelopn (~4Z. 1119) brown l'ftY mix
Liquid lrom MUelvooml
1 ~ oupl W9ttr
~ cup dry rM wine v. tlaepoon roMmaty ....... oruehed
1. Make up brown gravy mix as padc.IQC label cb-
rec:b except use mushroom liquid, w.ter, wine
and rosemary In quanntta given above.
2. &Ing to boUlng, stirring. Add additional wine
or water If too thick. ScAIOf\ to taste.
Mow about 2 cuJ»
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"I Lost 23 Pounds In Less Than Two Weeks Using The PRO-fas-TEIN PLAN. "-f.D., New York.
Now ... A Weight Reduction
P~n That's Easy to Swallow!
It's t~I 'Theft's prob.bly no f.m-. mott ft·
~t way for loeing ~t tJw\ thr PRO-fas-
TBN UQUJO PROTEIN REDUCING PLAN.
You11 ~ amued at how quickly pounds dis-
appHr from your body. Ya.t11 loee weight so
faisa that frimds will haw to notice bow good
you look in only a~ short days. You'll low
wftght the wry Rrst day you lhrt your PRO-
fa-TEIN I.PR Pl.AN .• and c:ontin\W to I~
low low!
LIQUID PROTfJN:
TOMORROW'S DIET •.. TODAY!
Let's f~ it. II you don't eat, you simply
don't pin ~-Alta" all thr talk about
Might loss plms, ltrict diets and costly "far·
doctors. the most efftctiw way of ~ucing r.-_.,~
quickly is (~ang.
But. just plain fasting is not only unp~t
-it's unhulthy. lf you don°t eat. thir first cdls
your body U9'S up v. muscle tmues-not fat
cdls. Tllat's why protrin is absolut~y es.wntw
1n any modified fasting diet. With protein.
your body bums off the fat cdls first . And. as
long as you kttp taking prot~n. you wiU bum
off only your fat alls. This is thir key to thr l&q-
uid protein ~ucing plan. It supplies you with au thr protan you nmf to k«p on burning oH
only those ugly. harmful fat all$ wbi~ kftPil"I&
your muscle ti5SUe firm and he~thy. It givcs
you all this without giving you the added fat of
many "high protan" foods such as ha~rs
and steak.
~ liquid protein did has been hailed by
~.ding woJMn's magazines u iM most amaz-
ing ~ight ~ucing pbn of the.~. It is
recom~ in "the m05t talked about .. ditt
book ol our tinw.
NOW, PRO-fa. TEN MAKES THE UQUID
PROTDNSUPPlEMENT EASIERTOR YOU
TOSWAUOW
Until now, pttSOnS taking protrin sup-
plmwnb w~ forced to c~ with foul smell-
'1rs A MIRACLE, H SA y SA TISmD
DIETERS
'WJrot R fobulous diet! In just one wttk
I lost 11 ~mds. At1d I neNr felt
l11mgry. Pro-ftU-Tein is the e1U1e.sl and
most ~rurbre way to lose iMrght I et~r
tried ... "
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New York City
"It's no fun to be fat. I know. Thanks to
tlrr Pro-fas-Tri11 method, I lost o t1'r JO
pou11ds. It worlcs like a miracle a11d I
"co11m.,,,d it to n•ery man or womim
wlro lias o JMig/11 problem ...
-G.L.
lab Mohegan, N. Y.
"Wliot o terrific wcry to I~ weiglit I
tool.. off 6 poi'"ds ;,. tli. 1wy /irsl dily.
It's tlir NSirst diet JK~nim I tNr S«U•
Notliml( lil..e tl1is has nwr uislftl. And
it 1WJll.v uiorb ... "
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N.w York
THE PR0-1.,..TDN "All YOU LOSE IS
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Rr~ this section cattfulty. lf you a~ ptt-
fectly honest, you must admit to yourwlr
that thl' PRO-fas.-TEIN WEIGHT LOSS
PROGRAM simply has to ~ the most ex-
citing and amazing ~ucing plan you have
rwc ""'1. YOU MUST
1) lOSif up to 6 pounds of ugly fat in the
first Wttlr.end!
2) Lose up to 12 pounds of us)y fat in
only 14 cbys1
3) Be oibk to Stt inches of flab pttl right
off your W.iist .ind thighs in t~ samr
same 2 Wftksr
If. for any t'fason. yoo at'f not absolu~y
ddixhted with the PRO-hs-TElN WEIGHT
LOS'S PROGRAM. rctum unuwd portion
within 30 <bys for" full mund NO QUES-
TIONS ASKED!
PR0-1.u-TEJN is a I.quid protein suppk--
mrnt in easy to toike capsule form . ft con-
tains predigested protrin madr from all 8
f'Ssmtial amino acids in b.ilan~ propor·
lions for compl~r utilization. Thew in-
clude Tryptothanr. Lysine. Threonine,
Valine, lso~cinr, ~cuw, P~ylalinc
.ind Netherninr. CONTAINS AB·
SOLUTELY NO FATS OR CAR·
80HYDRATES It's upeci.illy
formul.itrd for thOSie who an
rntricted diets for
protein supple-
TMOtation
t:ng. unplraunt ~ liquJd9 in cumbet 90\'1W
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Now thrtt's PROf.-TEIN: ~ !&q-
uid protdn contamq-.. 11 eight ftlmtiaJ unino
..ads in one. ~no.. CGpsule! No
snort' fo\il-ta5bng. UMt1y bqUidsf No more
spoonsr Na.w you an tab your liquid
prottin w~ you p . It fits t'Ollwniftltly in
pocbt or purw. Tab it tb tht tiuch. the of-
fice. ftm a friend's"°'-· The PROl.-.TEIN
LPR Pt.AN t.15 you tab off pound aftn-pound
ol fat with the proven tfhcttwnew ol the
mod1fitd fast and without the unpWaantnn.
a.ociated with other liquid Pfc*in Kip-•
~ts.
YOU CAN'T HB.J'BUT LOSE wrrH PRO-
,_.TEN ... AND KlEP IUCKTON LOSING!
Whes1 you follow dw PRO-I .. TEN LPR
Pl.AN, you can't hftp but loet pound after
pound~ickly and aistly. All .nous ~
<lking ptograms ~ a ~ amount ol
alf~inc, but the PRQ.faa.-TfJN lPR
Pl.AN yields results you an lft to quickly and
as;ily, that you and your friends will ~ _.
tou.ndtd.
IMPORT ANT NOTIC£
PRO-ln-TEIN is etptci&lly fonnul&ted for
those who are on rtstrided dim for pr<>tftn
supplcnm1tation. The modified fllllU. did has
bttn pnwm to~ th. mo.t effectiw method ol
losing pounds quidJy. Howntr. n with any
wftght loss program you'r. consider'inl. Wf
strongly urgr you to contult your physician.
Wr confidently invite you to disc1m the PRO-
fu-TEIN lPR PLAN with your doctor. If you
U'f pre:gnant, or subject to cmain rMtabolk
disordfrs. this pmgnm is not for you. But, if
your doctor giva you a dun bill ol health.
then you an start watching pound after pound
ptt'1 off from your body in ~ly d.ysl
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hip patient. change their body chemlatry
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By Richard Swan lbs. you can qldct.ly abed and keep off will de-
pend on how much yoa're over your ideal wei&JIL
I t's aD in )'OOJ he.ti Wheft )'OU•re hunpy,
dlil old -.Yilla ii certainlY bUc. Nost peo-
ple dllnk lnLoacr is contlolkd by their
t at~ It bn'L Your 'ffu..-r Conbd Ceatn'
is locatie4 in yow he.cl It's called your HypothaJ..
amUJGland.
How ii it poaibk to Afdy lo• wriJht that
fut without hunaa'? Al a copywnter, that's what
I 1011ted to ltnow. So I flew to Oierry HID. New
Jerxy and •t up an intarfiew with Dr. Litten.
Here'• what I found OUL
Sw1n; How does your syatem work?
Jty °*'I Uqakl Pro~ta aa Dr. Utta'1
"'Wqbt loll Sy1tm1 of~ Q.anbtry Con--
trol." yaa -cu •Cllrllly comlD&Dd your Hypo-
Dt. Llltlft: Ny system works 1n two atq>s. Hnt..
)'OU temporarily change your body chcm•try to
stop hunpr dgnalt. Thh allo'W1 you to lote wei&ht
A"'91t -W9'1MJ UttM. W.iltt .... .. °" Dr. Llll•n'• qmm, I h-6 no Mt tfftttJ Md moSlfy loll of
,_.,,. -''"'"' _,., tJr., I ,.,,,. ltlld 111 my II/•. Gtllllfl on tit#
IJNk w.ry momllW u • /oy. rw Ion 28 lb& end I'm 1ttll lt>6ift$. II'• • p#..,rr 11ow to buy clollu1 In 1mell 7-9 mu. ln1trod of
/j-/6 cw ltuw•r. It'• llN Ott/y dJn I haw nu bun on rhot I h.w
MWf' ftlt hulflf')'. ltrltab6' or tttt4 Illy wholt IC/r •ltd Otltloo• lull
dt.,,.wl -•MW Job,_.., clo•& I rah much. much berr"cen
o/my•lf,,..,. .Wf' lw/<HW... Jaft ... MCMlftt Mt. Hotly, ...... JerMy
very quickly without the uaua.I
tornuous hu•r penp. In atep
two, you pe.rmaoeetJy cfwl&c
your 'bwty bod)' chanistry'
lo a 'ltim body c:hemJaUy .'
Ute a dim pcnon. you'D cn\'C
food -., to you11 kocp the
-wtuoff.
S.-= W11y do rou calJ yow
method~ WWeWfit Lo•5Y •am
of Body OMlmlatry Contror!"
Or. LinM: Beau• mcd1cal re--
.-dl bato.Jly ~--· on~lgflt people hive ltl'IOWn
all along -they have a d1trerent
bodY chernlany than 1lirn peo-
ple The ltey to IOWIJ wriitJit
and kecp1na It orT u to attac:lt
the 'heavy body chemistry' pro-
blem
SlwM: What ls a 'heavy body
chemistry?'
Or. Linen: Heavy people have
mon: flt c:elh and larger flt cells
than lllm people This ~ea
them 1 'he11vy body chemistry.'
A 'heavy body chemiltry' hta
lhtff drawback~ f 1111, It c:au11u
heavy people to cravo food
more than sJun pe09le. Second.
it speeds up thr conttrlion of
food into new fat cell&. And
finally, lt prevents rat cdb,
wb.k:h '"' already th~. from
bdn1 barned up.
.. _ It aound.s like a stacked
elect. 8111 can't a beaY)' person
•slllJ )o1e weiaht and keep It off
if Ibey llaff will powa?
Dr. LltWI: Not ....Uy. And
apin Ille prob&em iJ body chem·
buy. When you starve younelf,
your body bq:ilU to burn up fit
for ha eoergy. It alao burns mu,..
da ud vilaJ orpu You lh~
ly become a canmbel. S.lnc.
111>1\'le of the -taht you io. I.I
mmde and vital orpn1, yo11 still
have too many fat c:ellt. Whkfl
.. Dr. Ltnwn•1 ,,,.,,,,,. ,.., 6'wtrt ,,.. 1/W ~" tw•ltt I llaw rttf' llMI means that you stlU have 1
°"'of all Ill• dlttu; ptllHf"'lt. 4'-t pUh Md StDlmnt d~t& On Df'. 'heavy bodv chemb•rv.' As soon
Llt#n'• q,.,,., I Ion 8 lb& '"'/Int-· elNI ,,,.,, -"'?lilt ro I u1 w. 44 lb& Al • /fwrrtlM. / -c1'1tttmr4 •b-t ,,,._ loR of as you quit your atarvadon dle1,
.,,..#\ wlllclt / lt-1 ufH'rleM«I ott otlt•r dl•ra. lhlt I wu eblr to your mind gfYes eat, eat, eat afi-"""* wldt-r .,,. loo of •tHftlda. 8'1t.:• 101,,. off tltr 1y•flrm. I nals to repal:r and replace your
....,,..., ,.,_,, -,--....._ ~ Pltmt llrMCll barned up muteta and Yitai ---------------C!l!!!f---"-"'--.... __ -.,.....,... orpna. you then pin an your Claaliun•• Glad to •toP ...Sina hunpr aipab. wqht bttt and aometima rnOR.
Yoe cm tba IOl9 aD thl wdJsht )'Oii W'Ult, faster S...: Can this vicious ctrc:le enr be broken?
dwa JOU ntr have befan. widaout hunpr. Slace Of. Lttt.n: Yu. But, you1l _, break It with
aD al a._... a flypu¢ I 1 Glaad -nwyOM, pits, fad diett., or by ....._ will powet to ~
wllstkr In.. ar IO 1111. oweaw..,_t. QIJ'l lltcceed )'oundf; becawl none or~ mcthocls atuck
wtdil Dr. u._•a.-. die neJ problem -a .,...., bo4y ctt.tiiltiy.'
How m.dl CUI YOll ~? Some l*'Pk loft Bl.at m) "Welsbt Loe System or 8ocl1 Qmliiltiy
13-u lk ... Or• ...... OU.1 loll 20-'14 JM. Cotttrol" doet.
.. jaC 14 ..,,_ Totlil ..... t Jc,... ol :IO, 30, SO lw..: How cu 100 c:bM11 YCMlr body dlllnlstry?
'llDd -IO Iba. ~ recor'dld. n. •amti.r of Or. L~ The by t.e my 11*"' ii a 111*1aJ i..
01977
quid pro11ebl. You drink h 5
tknM a day. APFoxJmatd) 24-
41 Ian aflllr )'09 l,..a .., ••
!em, )'OGT body c:belidsb) wit
cb&Jlll. y Olll body .wt• to ....
.. t. unu.i llPP9tfte ~
~,,... ~· tnwe1 to yow Hypotllabmua Glud Dd
qlliet yoar 'ffa.alin Coatrol C..
tu.· Becallte or thll. 971' o1 the
peopllt wbo ... f ollond .,
qatan upcaw.-d no htlJtlla
when they *Jpped .....
.._: What about mp two of
yow 111t1em?
Dr. L~ ~ tho t.ey to
mp two b Uql&ld pioteJIL Al °"· Netl Uttee ........ IMw Ml ..... 1 .._ ....... W/f •eo
YOll qllictlY Iola ..tPt. YOUJ c.._~ c.e......-.._. ...._.,_ c..wary •• ~·· Mlllf, ... r ...,.... ,.. .. _ta .. tam ........... -· ....... , ........... b •• ., .-care ol by tM llqldd pn9lia -..,,.._ ' I ...... ... I ..... at-.. ._,._,-. S'99 ._
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.... Y)' body ~.' Aad ... )'Oii ...,_.,
1*rMd 9P llllUd6a ... ~ cqmDt. ct.e .... llO
•t. •t. at lipa!s to ~ tlllua dllm&. .._ Wllat ..... wt.ea )lJ9 _. ,... Wlli
w9'sbt?
Dr. Ltttlla: The obria8I bucftt ii dlat you'a
haw a ltimmet, alder dpr8. But t.be:re'• u exen
bonua. Alona with your atttacdft ouUidl aneu·
ance, you'll now have a 'dim body c:bcmbtry.'
S--: £uctly what do you mean by a •.um
body ch11111stryT'
Or. Lltl9a: We aD bow the slim perl01l who eltl
what .be wanu. He eJUc>ya food more thaa you
beau• he II not pilty lboilt1S1inas But be..,.
puta oo u,y welsbL You'D haw hJa or her bo4y
chemistry. You'D actutJy c:nv. food lea Yoca'D
be able to eat deUcioul ~ mea1t and
totally ·~ YOllJ bunaw. \But linicia yoo'D k •thli ...., yoo won't phi yoer ~t 1-Q.
.. mm 11 yow 11acm .Ce?
Or. L~ lt'a coaipletdy ale for 11D.10D1 ..
oonnal ltealtb. But. of CC1Ul111, )'Oii ~ c:hect
with your doc:1Df Wore stardJlc my or ..,
other -tsbt lo• ayn.n.. '
Swen: It tounda paL Bet r. Crom ~
Do you ha•• cue hJnodet ot ~ a.n?
Dr. L tnen: Yu. J can pe )'OU thdr atoria and
e¥en tupply before and after photot.
Dr. Uttu aupt)8ed buod/ecb o( cue blstorin
and before and af'1a pbotoa. Sacl .,.C. II limit-
ed, r .. jlllt tbowa two befor9 aad ..... pbotoe.
alOQJ wftll three storiea. lut before JOU Jead
them, let me mentioa thb. I did my own raearch
and round th•t lhdJr'I u•Mnidn.....,. c:otMtucted
studln wtlkh YUtty die ert.cttwenea ot Uq\Ud
protdlt ror ~ np6d ..qbt Jo&
•t"Ollllt ttl llM. M" .... AP'Tlllh tie llM. II".,...
.. , -10'1w lltto • llu II drra wltnt
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rnOfl,flt -·II~ 43 IN., IO /ftlnto lffY
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to. -•'" It'• not bo""'-I loll JO lb& th# /1'*1 w•d tmd I didn't fttl tit# U•al il!u,,..,. /MffP" .. tt ....... ..,, C-....H_.._...,..
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Dr. Uuna•a system wort.ct for Betty, John
and ShJrley and can wort for you too.
WHAT CAN THE SYSTEM 00 FOR YOU?
After you foUOw hb qatem, die folJowtna
beneOta can be yours ,
e You can 'aa£eJy' Iota Ml&ht raster than you
na have befon.
• Loa lnchea off your wa.lal. blpt. thl&hs and
banish uaJy cc.DuUt1 bwnpt..
•You wo•'t be llllnarf, to Ultk will Power b
llffdtd.
• Ollce you slut, you muat Joa wdihL U yoo
f oUow hil aysttm proptdy, it 11 llllpoasible to faiL
•You can lo• 11 rauc:b u 1011 wut. J11.11 atidt
to the 1Yatnn to re.di YOIU idlaJ weilltL
• After you Iola your _,_t, 10• cu keep it
off with your,.... 'IUIR ~ dlCmistiy.' Yoa11
act11ally era•• rood lea
Dr. Uttm'1 IYatelll la aot a~alabk ~
ocept in the New Je;.J ara. ht yoo can ordtt
hi. f'Y*-~t eow, dblci w INiL
HOW CAN YOU ORDER ntE IYSTEMl
If you wbll to order Dr. Uttaa'a "'Wellbt to. s, ... ol lodJ 0-.ktry Control. ...... ..
dude• .... ppty of llP9CW Uqldd pro ........ ...
ty·to-.nct.Jstaacl tattnctloa boollet. -~ do d>k Wri• '"Wetallt IAla $) ........ 1"' ....
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W t Lola lt-..dl Group.) tr 1ou ._..1!1m:t amn ot mA. you may cha(se your ~
by aendlrla the followlnJ lftfonnaUon: A. ftlm•
of card & credit c:aTd number C. cud op. date.;
Miii '~ .... to WBIOWI'. LOSS B I
SEARCH GROUP, '36 a..et.Dd Aft. N.W.,
Dept. C-71, c.a-. Ota&o+t702.
Dr. Uttle'a .,_ la blll::bd wltb • Im
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ROASTING
THE STARS
One of our great jokesters gives samples of
the blistering humor celebrities use when
"paying ~bute" to a colleague.
By Joey Ad•ms
Milton Berte said to Frank
Sinatra. ..Doo't just sit there.
Frank -en)oy youneJf -hit
somebody." Doo Rk:kla noted:
.. You got a great vmce, Frank,
too bad It hasn't reached your
throat." Gc<Xge Jalc1 said:
"Frri has newr let anything put
him down. Once he went to visit
a lltde oad man In a hOll)IUll In
Hoboken, and he ung to the
poor soul'°' an how-. Whal he
ftnlihed, he said to him, 'I hope
you get better.· and the lttJc old
man said, 'You, too ·"
At~ routs. such as ttm
Frlan Rout In honor of Mank
SWm-a. lumlnaria ~from aD
over the worid -not tc;> pralM
the emperor but to bury him.
Thai'• the way It II with show
people -they do you In to do
you proud. The Idea of the roasts
l:s -If you an 't think of anything
rum to tey about the guy -let's
hear It. Thae show-busincll Of•
ganizadona pride thcmMlva on
the rnuucN of Iha .. d.lshon-
Ol'ed" guettt.
A good rOMtmast• never
unlnr.ntJonalty Insults anybody.
It'• premeditated murder. Milton
Bate said obout Henny Young·
man. ..rvc known H~ny, man
end boy. ff# 40 yest -and I
don't !lb him any men• a man
then I did • • boy." Uncle Miltie
abo4Jt Howard Cosdl: "Every-
body 11 ~ tnsult1ng Howard,
spttt1ng on him. abusing him -
and rtghdy so.'' Hmny Young-
man about Bcrie: .. He doesn't
have ulcers-but he'sacaniCf."
You an alweyt p6ck out actors
OI' polltldans by the gbzird look
that coma Into thn eye when
the conwrutk>ft wandas away
from themselves That's why we
go to ~ on one another I
remcmbct the ~ Jase!
dinner. Bob Hope Mid· MTha&
JaMI knows a lot -he tuM can't
thtnk of It. I~ him I have no
last•. but I like him."
Doo RlckJa Is • very gentle
man until he faca an audience
-and then he makes Attila the
Hun IOUnd like • Boy Scout.
Don sakl to Milton BeM: .. You
got a na penonallty -but not
f« a human being." looking at
.. Emal Bocgntne he said: .. Hey
Ernie -who e1le was In the acd-
dcntr' To Howard Coeel: .. rd
bring you • present -but what
do you give • guy who has no-
thing?" He said about Dean Mar·
tin' "I won't .. y he drinks -but
Humor columnist Joey Adami II
the author of manv boob. In·
duding Here's to the Fnars: Tu.
Heart of Show Business.
somebody gave htm a hot foot.
and he burned IOI' four days "
At .the vtvbec:dof1 fOI' Rklda,
they a8 waited to MC 0oo gel the
hot Mat. °'. Joyce Brothers
said: .. He Is the kind to help old
ladia halfway ac:ro.e the ICJ"Mt."
Jan Mumiy finished him off:
"lbddcs Is the man obout whom
ldl Amin once said, 'From him I
coukl learn .• "
I hate to do ~ joka -
too many of them have been get-
ting elected. But what do you do
when you face a dais of con-
grasmen and s.enatOl'S as wd as
a Preskle11t. a mayor and a
gowmor. You treat them all
alike --you kill them aB equaJly.
"This Congra.," I said, "doan't
csc whether the budget II
balanced OI' not -they get pMd
either way. Thoe II one toludon
-put them on oommlalon." I
said about one coogremoen .
"They elected him -,_.... to get
htm out of town... Bob Hope
sakl: '1'he men you lllten to
pollk:al ..,..a... tha men you
realize this ll a land of promlM."
Everyone lova to razz the
man In the wa-Jte House. I said M
one Pratdcntial dinner: "Jimmy
Carter's .only conflict of Interest Is
-how do you sell a brotti.rr' Of
ooune. Plains, Ga. coma In for
llOfM heddtng: "It's IO small that
the inavc-II an Elk -a ~al
. elk." Or how about "P\alns Is eo
small that they can't affonl •
sanitation department, IO a
deaning woman coma In twkle
a week." And "P\ains' aewcrage
system la a goat. the dogcatcher
Is• mean cat, the trafftc light only
has one cdor, and they can't af.
font )(-rated movtet eo once a
week somebody lava his
shades up."
And the tnsulu go on ,_
and on lil1m
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YOUR MFMORY
g attention and using visual imagery the way a child
are just two ol the simple techniques you can learn
to impro\le your ability to recall.
ByKennetb L H~
.. , have a bed memory" You'w heard
that complaJ:nt •thousand ttma, but, un-
btunatefy, rnOlf people don't do anything
to lmJll'IW thetr manoria.
Many belleve thllt they wett bom wtth a
bad memory •nd ftwt bttle can be done to
change It. Actually, memo.y Ability doa
not dspend on tnn.tc capabllttn or brain
power as much as It depends on acqUlred
technlqua and skills
Other people try to ftnd the .. siea.t" that
wtJI tab the work out al mMmberlng In
fad. then II no single MCret to never for-
getting anything. Nctthcr II I~ a com
pletcly cffordese way to mnemba JU.
mcmbatng •a lumed dc:IJI, and Improv-
ing mcmory Is )\ISt llM acqulrtng any othct lkt-. -you must work at It.
Herc are four nwmory-lmprowment
tll!Chnlques thai psychologlm halve found
to be effective.
Pay Atteatloa
Somettmc:s wtwn you comp&atn about
not be:ing able to remember. you are blam·
Ing your m.mcwy for tomethlng that II not
Its fault. You mWll know a thing bcf orc
you c:an fOJgCt It. and olten what IH re.ily
mean when we tay that we focgot la that
we never ruDy kn«W It In the first place -
we slmpfy WWJe not paying attention.
Failure to pay attcntlon ts probebly the
moat common reason why we "f~" the
names of people we meet. When we are
lneroduced, our minds are on somc1htng
e!M. (We might be walUng to hear our own
name, Of trytng to think of e clever thing to
say after the Introduction ) You can Im
J>'Ovt your mcm°'Y tor names by con·
ldously payhlg attention and by makJng
ture you get the name In the ftrst place
Dr KenMth H~e. a prvchologv pro-/nla at Brigham Young Unlu.,slty, ii the
author o/ Your Memory (Prentice HonJ .
(such as asking the person to repeat It or
using It In tJw conversation)
Fallwe to pay attention Is abo a com
mon cause of absentmlndedneM. When
you forget. for example. where you left
your keys or whether you turned all the
llghm at home, It Is often because you were
not cONdously paying attention to what
you were doing when you ptit down the
keys or left the house. Your mind was on
something else-It was lltcrally .. abcenl ·•
Thus. you can reduce absentrnlndednaa
by concentrating on whet you are doing,
~ ewn telllng yourwlf at the time,
fcx ex.ample, ~1 am putting the car keys on
top ol the refrigerator."
Mable~
Anything you a111 do to make matfttiel
mantngful to you will help you rcmemba
It When the matcrlAI Itself Is not meaning-
ful. you can sometimes gtve mainlng to It
by structuring It In a rhyme or )Ingle For
aample, as childrftl, we rerncrnbcNd
how many days there are In a monlh from
the rhyme, '°Thirty days h.s September.
April, June and November .. ; and
young children learn the alphabet wtth the
aid ol a sing-song rhythm. lu adults, we
can Invent rhymes. too-and have fun u
well Names can be made mcantngful by
using substitute words to remind you al thc
names. A Miu Colby might be remem
bered by coai.t>ee. and a Mr. Hendenoo
by hen door-sun.
A8eoc:llile It
Association refers to rc&.ting tile thing
you want to remember wtth IOfMthlng
you already know FOJ cx..mple, most
people can draw a rough outline ol Italy
better than they can of Oenmarll t>ec.use
they have learned to asaodate Italy with a
boot. Slmtlarty, one can remember the dlf.
ference In speWng and meaning between
~" and -pnnc:lpal" by remember·
Ing that ~a principal Is a po/."
Ptc:t11Nlt
The saying that .. one p6cturc Is worth a
thousand words" usually rcfen to the cf.
fecttvenas ol a picture In communicating
an Idea that would take many W'Ofds 10 cx-
preu. Peopie remember pkturn better than
words. Thus, anything you can do to form
a mental pk:ture of something you want to
remember wtll help you re~ber It.
V oung children use visual Imagery quite
frequently, but a1 we get oMer and acquire
more language skills we think and remem
ber more In wonis than In mental p6ctura
Thus. one way to Improve our memories Is
to become a little child In this~.
These techniques do not, of courw,
guarantee you wUI never again forget
IOtM'thlng, but they wlD help you remem·
be. more. Try them and see -,_
right away. ~ore you fOfgQ!. 1611
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A SALUTE TO NEWS CARRIER.'-'----
By Megan Oliver
Whait do John Wayne. WI&. Mays and Sen
Abraham Rli6coff have In common, Al ol these
f-.nou:s Amcric:ans got tha start as newspaper
c.arrien and, Ilka dozims ol ocher prominent peo-
ple, gtvc pnrt ol the aecftt f~ thft success to the
sense of~ and pencwnmar they de--
vwloped dcltvcrtng newspapers. ln the words of
~ v.ieD-known fonner ncwspaperboy, the
... Cac>t. Edck Rk:Mnbllcker, MA ~
route Is as good a teacher of lessons as any lnstttu·
don we have In Amcrtca."
Why are we telltng you all ol this? Well, Satw-
day. October 15, Is lnte:rnatlonal Newspaper Car-
rier Day, the day set aside each year during Na-
tional Newspaper Week to honor the boys -and
s8'ICe 1974 the girls -whole )ob It Is to Mget the
pes-out." Most of us who read the paper never
stop to think about the carrler untU It's time to pay
him or her.or unlas It'• one ol those occasions.Ilka
a snowsaonn, when the paper's not there.
Newspaper carrlen have not Always been un-
sung heroes, u ncwspapcrman Barrie J Hughes
of the WMertown (N Y) Dolly Timn cfilco~ed
whde raurching tu. booldtt, ~ World Honan
the Ne ... Cania He reports that there .. six
known st.atua ol ncwspepcr caniers In places as
f•-flung as Lilbon and Lo. Angeles The oldest
known staluil was deckat•d on October 10. 1895.
In Cifta 8-rington, Mall h was presented to the
town by Col William Lee Brown, a N.w Vot'k
~ publlaher. Col &own wanted to honof
the newsboys whoee energy hlid ~ drcula·
don of hlit MCOnd peps, th. N.w Yot'k Daily
Ne.... dmb &om a few thou.send to more than
hala~.
Quips & Quates
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
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TO TB.I. THE TOOTH
1'ltl toadibnah Al a~ thing,
Its~ I hall and .tng.
It tnpe mv ~al 111h-. and dran
And Jree o/ caria dart attd '"""·
Sp doing such de&IOled duly
h mobs mv mnM a thmg of beauty.
11 beps me /rft o/ ckntflD' drtlla
Al we# m &llll '"°"' /rlghl/ul bllla.
I} doesn ., do dila by ''""· I haoc to toke It /tom IN .Jt.lf
And plv lt.o/tan, urleld It lustilv.
So If IN thing& obooe aren't done.
Don't MorN the loodtbnlsh. I'm the one
-Richard Armour
P'AMl\.Y WlllU.Y, Oc:toCler I. WT1 a D
The newsboy statue In Great Barrington
is the most famous, and copies ol It have
been glven to honor vanoos people, In
eluding fonne.r President Ford
Another famous statue ol a newsboy Is
the bronze~ dedicated In 1933 In Rio
de Jankrro Tradition has tt that each time
the Brazilian prast Is muzzled wtth stronger f
censorship, rags are stuffed Into the open 1i
bronze mouth ol the newsboy a. a symbol <
So your loc.i newspaper canter ls pert J
ol a loog tradition. Who knows, maybe In :
a few ~an you'll be atM to say ,_
you knew him or her back when. lilll Newsboy painting bv G.Brocon, l89Z
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Parents who let Infants Of young children
ndc In an without proper ratr•uts an
osklng b lrOOblc Auto acddents are the
ludlng C&IDC ol death among chlAdmi,
who can become flying mi.Ga In a aMh
or a sudden stop And .dult w.at beJb
aren't suitable fot children under 4 or who
weigh m ' than 40 pounds t.c:..UM their
peMc slrudUNI we fragle and tt. c::hll-
chn are lop-heavy A wide variety ol re
stra1Ns ... daigned especially fot ~
dren, but whaW\ler kind you select, Suan
Kum!Ml'OW ol the Wl9consin Holptt4l As·
toe. says the restraint should dlstrt>utc the
pralU1"e of th. chtld's body OYCI' dw
~ poulb&e area and prOY!cW good
support fot the head and Mdt 10 protect
.gatnst whlp&ash It abo should be mad« ol
9hong, ena"SIY-~ mata\ab and be
fra ol potential lnjwy-produdng fatura,
such • a colapd>&e teat t.. • flmsy safaty
bar. The scat thould be Maa'ed by using
the standard lap belt ot, says Kummerow,
"your protection ii flying out the window."
M09t restraJntl manufactured after July
1975 provide eftedfw protedlon, but '
you'd .. a list of aash-takd models,
tend • stamped .... adch.-d ~
to: Sus.n Kwruncrow. Wlsconsln Hc:.p6tal
Asloc., p 0 &x 4387, Madlaon, Wis.
53711.
Salted To AT
Many people's T·shlltl ftt them bctta than
they ~. says Dr. Max Fogel, as M90C
prof. cl~ c tt. Univ. ol Penn-
~.Although theft SC amptlol•,
"you can teD tomething about the person
because the choicie ol me 11 ga II IO dc-
lt>crat9." He ccntlnua, "Just the fact that
the peap&c .. w.aring the lhlrls Mys th.at
they want sonw communicalkln to.tab
place bctwnn themxtva and maigas
-alter al, some peopAe won't WeM these
shirts at aD. • Dr. Fogel says thM peop.
who war idol T-shftU, such as thOM that
say '"Rodty" °' .. Farrah." find 90melhtng
to admh about the star and would llke
you to lmQdal• them with that pcnon By
contrast. he bellsva that peQIJle who we.-
T ·shirts \lltth p.c. names o'n them don't
have a strong)y deveJoped _,_ ol ~lf
tv at ttm pomt and tend lo bury thcrMeJvcs
In their environment As for ~ who
wear T ·shirts with a sexually ambtguous
mcaage. such as "foxy Ledy," Dr Fogel
says they want the passerby to notice them
and to make his own Interpretation
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" II ue.M" u tw Murton Fl'Wlll e •av,....._.....,
Pllfk* .... u..u,
9' I ...... Soon o.o.mo
Mp .... ea-t... Not Pay
Parents In o..rlield, 0 .. h.w .,, added
Incentive to keep their teenogas from
commltttng ads of vandansm -they can
be ftned up to $500. Alarmed by the rlstng
~ nite, • few years ago the city
fathcn In Decr6eld pimed an ordinance
providing ht poik:a CM c:lll pmcntl ""'
the MCOnd act ol vanddlm by the same
child In 12 months. And If the court finds
tha s-cnt did not popaty .upavlle the
child, the panmt can be fined from $25 to
$500. Dwtng the first yar .ftlr the law
w.s puMd, vandalism mopped 40'11 -
and It.-haven't been any MCCnd ol-
fe:Ma Pollcl Chief Rk:h.d 8nindt gtwa
thc Otdlnance cndlt lot Nductng vmdaf-
lilm but poU\tl out that DeaftUd Uo took oma -... lndudJng a "Youth Jury"~
gram In which teeNtgas eccu.Md of minor
olfmsa .. tried by a jwy of their l*"I·
HouelM»W Huanb F• Pm
M...y ~ wony about lhclr pct~
hft by • cs, but chanca are ~ dllll or
<:M ii In men lmmedlus dar9f ~ tn-
.S. your houM. Dr. W.-E. Wctrtch,
head ol the Smell Animal Clinic at Purdue
Un!v.'1 School ol Vctm1na1y Medk:lne,
says that at least ¥t of tt. pet lfllUria the
clntt .... could haw be«n ~by
owners. On. map pet a:lmcnt • "g1r-
bege-can-llia," an lltnal CM&Md by the
pat's utlng spoiled food &om ~
cans. h often am cause MveM vomiting
and diarrhea fOf scwral days and can ~
be fatal. A1':I daplta the ~ that
dogs end bona go ~ .. ~
and carrots, never feed your pct bona -
tpllnteftf bona ean cams pafotactona In
the digestive tnct or oonsdpetion pr~
severe cnocq. to !'*I'*-..agay. Anod.r
problem Dr Weirich _.. 11 dwil ol doga
who dnM from tollct bowll. U tt. bowl •
tn the JllOC*I cl being deaned. the con-
~lye In the toilet-bowl dAMr cm\
cause eewrw damage. Patidda and ln-
'«1'cides can be fat.ill to pets. IO~ ...
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WORLD ••.
~TIM Life Of 11te Part,
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\¥hat do you do when the pmty°S OWi and
an tntcctart-d Sl'.iat who shoukln'i drlYc
lr1Sbts that he wt1I? SWu the odds ol
becoming lnvolYed In an autornobee acd-
ct.lt .. lna.-t 7 tlrna • your 9'ad
hes t.d cwn • few drtnka. ths IMt tf*'ll
you thou.Id do II lid In or he drtve. And
aiccodb~ '°the Na&nal Highway Tniifflc
Safety Adm.lnktrotion (NHTSAJ. the old
remedy of ~ your guest Jul ol col-
,_ "wtl only mab him • wtde-ewalcc
drunk." TM bat wey of twndllhg the
~. MY1 thc NHTSA, ii to hiivc
90IMOC• drtw the guest home or talk t.n
Into Dying ova. cai.ng a cab and offer-
ing to pay the ,.. .. another good tolution
-... people wCI tum down • free ride. If
aD .a.. falls, r1sk loltng • friend •nd take
ew.y .. c.-bys -It's • lot b.tter than
r1lklng his We. Some NHTSA tips f°' hq>-
lng guelb avoid having one too nwmy.
• Have Jlggas • b tw IO guaD C*t
maiMn their cktnb.
• Serve pmty snec:ks that slow down the "* a& which the body abeort» ek:ohol.
Foods wtth protein, 1UCh as cheac, ems
.00 meats, .. apedafty good.
• Don't rush to refll your guat'a gl.alle the
..:ond It's empty -people often ~
enoct. dmk only'° eYOld being ruck.
• If you.,. tervtnQ -alcoholic punch,
m!x M Wlh • tu or &wt JUiee hlM; cat·
bonated m!dn C8UM the body to ab9olb
alCohol fetfe.
For a free P1f1'I ol the bookt.t Houi to
K#P tlw U/c of tlw Party A•c.w wrtee:
NKTSA, Genenl Setvtca Dtv (NA0-42),
w..hlngson, o.c. 20590.
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It'• Just the ~ ol the dacmr'1 vdce.
Paden.ti ... Calif. hcNipbl who llaned
to the t.ap9d Yoice ol a wnlodlng doc-
tor the night before an operation rw-
qu!Nd -"*'" at'ot and ~ JbOl'9 qukidy .•.. n-~ ........
of ............. t ...... ..., .....
900 • tt. n,.ecna.. Bmau uys th.
numba ol J>G10f\S lMng ~ In the
U.S. mon than doubled from 1960-
1976; CDTCIUl!v 1/5 of el households In
the country CIOnlAlt of one P9'10f1 ... . ........... ,..... ... ..
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.............. Female et•olrncnt
In the 164 Ammmn Bar A»OC .•
approved law dK>Ok lriacaed maN ,
than lOOOCf> from 1966-76. One of
evuy 4 law students ti now a
woman .... FollMr .._ ._. ...
M9d ...... Fo4 ..._ ,_ ...
... I I 0 ......... atoAdbtg llO.
ttpcn by the u .s. Labor Orpc. The ,..
pod, which compara rdlrancnt bud-
gets for ooup&a In 40 mmopollcen
arw, ~th.a N~ement Is~ to co« .._ In the South. Baton Rouge,
La .. .., thc ~ budslet ol .. 40
c&s ~. followed by Atlanta.
D.a.s and Ausdn. Alllde from~
penlM ~~~.the
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Nolthatam dtia .... aa. ... ..
........... to ... ~ .._.. _ __, W..... A Columbia
Untv. prof. of ~ nipGltl thllt
rata ol ernottooal dlmabance mnong
Menhattau~a wa. lower dwn ~
rtipcirs.I for raldents ol srMI tciwr\I
and nan1 ams. .Oaplte Wd-
publilmed effons llO git women out ol •
the hou9e, .,.. of A. ma. ti ..
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HANNA-BARBERA GET SERIOUS
Hanna·Barbera Productions. for 20years the leadlng
creators and producers of animated television pro-
grammlllg, h11s entered a new philSe with the intro-
duction of their first hve action television movie, "The
Gathering," a Christmas special starring Ed Asner and
Maureen Stapleton due to air on ABC later this year
Having stepped Into the arena of hve production, the
studio now augments their list of memorable
animated creations with flesh and blood d1•racters.
"The Gathering" is a well-crafted tale penned by
fames Poe which generates e>Ctraordlnary perfor·
mances from all the players. resulting in an emouon·
charged dram•
Asner portrays the powerlul owner of a computer
plant 1n New England who has alienated his wife and
children because of excessive devotion to his profes·
s1on-and an overly d~loped streak of stubborn
pride When Informed by his doctor that he has only a
short time to live, Asner decides. while there is still
time, to realign himself with his family.
After meeting with his estranged wife (Stapleton).
the pair agrees to organize a Christmas celebration
and Invite their four children 'and their families,
deciding never to mention the father's condition for
fear the kids may attend out of pity. Despite sorM
initial difficulties, the entire family reunites under one
roof. This includes their youngest son. who enters the
country illegally after h<JVing fled to Canada to avoid
the drart.
As the fete progresses, Asner and each of his
children come to a fuller understanding of one
another as the barriers that e111sted between them are
ehminated one by one. In a final coup of communlca·
t1on, Asner and Stapleton reconcile and agree to
spend his.remaining days together. •
On the weight of this work, ABC has ordered from
Hanna-Ba~ another televi!ion film by Poe. this
dealing with child abuse and tentatively entitled,
"Suffer the l1tlle Children " Both specials are
budgeted at Sl.2 million apiece.
In add1t1on 10 these projects, Hanna-Barbera will
.il'IO provide both other networks with live •ction fare.
(lower left) laftald and~ ......... s.tond tow-
Ed Asner. ~Stapleton,~ Dmballst, Gf'elO'Y
tt.ntton. AKendlna the •talrt-lebecc:a laldlna. liv«
Oawhon, GIN Strktla.nd, Veronica Hamel and Lawrence
~
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hoductlon I• underway
on "Qua.rte." NIC1 edenc:e-~ comedy ...... ltar-
rt na licit.rd lenJamln u
Ad.tlft Quart, commandef of
a tp.t<"hlp aulaned
uftwual mheloM In the &M-
uy. 11it fint tpbode to go
befOft the Cll'Mt'IS .. "Van-
tlN •• ,.. .. Abo """'"' In the hllf-houf Mt'tft VI
11m ThomalOft u cNef en-
~ Qene/fe;a.n, I human
bdni with I full Id of !Nie
and female chromototMt;
lkhard Kellon .. Re-. the
loabl Int ollker who ..
molt ~el.Me thin 111lmal;
1rhha MCI Cyb l.w'nllAble •
co-pilot and co-co-pilot
letty I and letty II, OM of
whom It a done of the
other;~ .... u Alt6y
Che ltGbot and eonr.d ....
11 Otto hlJndrome, chief
architect of Space Station
PenMOM.
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The Helld, dntctor of fWml
One; MCI Mwtanne lunch
.. Dr. a.ryt MM, the"""" of Vaneua. Hy ~
directs frotn I Kript by
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l\owet "lury My H.ut 11
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lftd cGluMblA PktWll will ~ , .. MC. lltoWft ..
t'OlllH uwcl one of the most
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kftown writen about the
AIMflan ........ Hll moll
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to him. whkh can then be
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P11amount'1 Ham Day•
(on AIC). Whlle wcwtdfta "'
Enaland, Miff Quatro wa.
dubbed "1'lw Quetn ol lodi
TV MEI(. OCTOU1' t. Im
and loll," at the lllM time
recontif'I ... whkh weft
dntlMd to tw WOttd-wtcle
hits. In this counlty ahe hu
made three hlahfy MKCe:llful
nationwide concer1 toun
lftd hat he.tdUned In dubl
ud concerti In lftenl
maiot' dUa. In the """' D~ ep6lode the wll ..,ur
• "1.mhet TUlcadero." •· ter to Pinky T..cad..-o,
whose appearance kkbcl
aft .... IUIOft'• ~ted two-perter. TWt ,..,,, two-
pamr .. tided~ loct
fnb~ttw," MCI .. pro-
duced ~ lerry Pana with
both Tany Manhal and lob
INnner 1ervln1 11
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offer he couldW'C affortl to
t-.n down-to ...., "' four Columbo thowl .......... n.e _. 11e two rnmon eo
one that you can't 1uen whit ,..., .... fot che ..-...
* * * Navajo Tribal Chairman Petet MacDonald an·
nG4llK'ecl l'l<endy that "The
Yauies." a hhtoftc:M 11p ol
a N•afo lndlaft ra .. ny
chloftkled from 1111
Owougtl the pMeftt. wU1 be
poduced ........ °' .. two-hour ~lal1 by JOth
CMlwy·fOa fot Ntc. The "°" of ..,,. ..........
aqted and written ~
OIMcl ~ .. pmldenl
of pricMdtm ~
...... who ll*'l 5 r-n mute"lnt the 1lory, and
wil alto 9'11 • ~
producer.
The nnt four ICtfpb a..
belftt CCMWplete4 by hldd
Sdtulbera. noted nowll•t
And 1aeen..tler who c:illM
from New~ to attend the
Navlfo Trtbal Councl when
OlllnMft MKOonald ""'*
the annoufttttMftt of the
fordtcomJna production.
SdMAfbefl'• bftt .... mn1
nowlt lnducle "TIM Ole·
enctt.nt..S," and "TM
Halder TMy ........ tff WOft
.... AcadeMy Award '°' hh SCTMnplay Of "On Uw
watetfront."
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of • PuMlz• rm. for ..
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HORSES, HEART AND HIGH HOPES
Anyone c•n t•lk 10 hones, but the tempeniment1I equines
ire notoriously fussy l.boul holding up thftr end of the
cOflwn.lllon. ~ f'hllllps, In Mr 17 )'l'•ri. hi.I nurtuM •
!owe of horses th.lt hu p!Md her 1 nipport with the 1nim.ts
ltwl l11lmos1 mystkAI, ind 1 luge collection of blue ribbons
fOf htt equftlNn sllllls.
Min f'hillips sll" u henetf In "I C111l,H lhe ptTmM
~ ol "TheWln~:· 1 MW seriet of monthly hlH-hour
dnnwlk spec I.I ls r or ~"I people, Thund.ay 1l 3'M on CIS.
"I guess I low hones motT lhln 1nythlng elM! In Che '
WOl'ld," S1Y1 the pmty lttn1ger, ind lh1I !My ~I be the
tee:mof the# 1ttlnity. Th.ti ind lhe f.tctlhll Od>blePhlllipsls
1 ¥efY 1pKW ~ng i.dy. lom with her right leg hlH lhe
length of her left •nd 1 MNn fooc whett htt kntt would
normAlly be, Debbie hu conq~ the h1ndlc1p physk1lly
~ emotlondy, MMt gone on to become 111 04ltst•ndlng
sportswom.111 In hllf 1 dozen diffttenl fie4ds.
This will be Miu PhiUlps ICtlng debut, ind ~I be tfffl
doing what stw lows lhe most-ridln1 In • horw show,
guiding htt mounl thn>Ulh riding ind jumping m1neu~rs.
She look htt first honet>Mk ride when she wu only lhrtt,
plided by htt mothtt, 1n 1ecommplshed rider. At age 12, she
bec11M Che proud owntt of 1 pony n11M'd Firecnicker. She
mined the pony hetHff ind, wilh him, learned Che difficult
•rt of jumping.. qether they won nwny blue ribbons.
When she Is not ippe•ring In h<ww shows on the ~d.
Miss f'hlHlpl spends pvt of ~ ~ •I lhe riding •l•bles
nur the f1mUy home In llngh.lmton, New Yorti. She now
owns lhrtt hones, which she trains ind shows. Her horw-
lhow Khedute hu become SO demindlng thll the f 1mlly
rettntly acqul~ 1 C.unpet to m.Uir lhe l~ln1 to ind from
Che ewenls lest 1rduou5.
Roof Access Addltlonal
$5.50
24 Hr.
Up to 70'
Roof Access Additional
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SUNDAY
OCTOIOI'
I MORNING
RONNY COX-
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Ronny Cot 1s one acror bleucd bv havrn3 the
"Indian sign" placed on him from his earliest begin-
nings Born m Cloudcroft. New Meuco, 1ust 15 miles
from the Mescalero Apachl' Reserv11ton, the tall,
wndy-haired freckle-faced 1etor's looks belie his own
unm1st1k.1ble lnd1.1n •nc~try th•t stem' lrom his
gre1t ·grandmother, • full-blooded Cherokee
COi 1s perhaps best ~membered for his le.ding role
u the father with all the right .1nswers 1n ~pple's
W;ry-• recent series on CBS Ho~r. he's hud-
~..ed tor any ans-rs at all in his current stirring
role u .a young doctor caught up ma tense drimil ash~
fights to presenl\' the life of• disturbed teen1ge lnd11n
girl 1n the two-hour film, "The Gui Called Hatter fox,"
on CBS. Wednt"Sday at 9PM Interestingly enough, the
ftlm\ st<><y la~s place, ind was filmed 1n part, 1n Santi
Fe and Albuquerque. New Meuco. noc tar lrom where
C<JC w;,s r.a1sed among lndiilns
Cot was gr.adu;,ted from Eastern Nl'W Mex1Co Un1-
vers1ty in 1963 with • degree m d,-.ma ll'ld sptteh
correction and then made his wiy co Wuhington
0 C where ~ perfmmed wtth Che Aren.a St1ge for six Y'•" His Bro.idway •ctmg debut came in 1969 in the
powerful pl•y 'lnd1•ns.''
' As they 'iy,' smiles COii. "blood will tell ··
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llr t119 Piii' It 11111 flM. Witect 11 poMrful Middle [Httm the1• • .... ti Ille S.
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"I'm wnUDl more now ind better tha11 ever, I think I'm still the
Sllllt DollJ Parton, but now I Itel I'm rudy to fty " Cl'lan11 is Ille
nall'lt d tflt pme. The outest llttsts can embme t111n1e wt111e
remainina eswntiaUy tht..ivts. It takes cll1racter, coura1e and
lltllltftdous talent to ., both.
Dolly Pllton. already 1 IJNf countty music stJr, bas won more
antds than ,ou can sbakt a cold. cold heart at. St e has bttn named
the Country MUSIC Association's female Yoallst of the Year lor the
last two y11r1-1 title for wtlith she is nomin1ttd 1pin this yw, IS
well as for Elltlrtalner d tht Year. The llttl Ailnu1I Country Music
Association Awalds airs livt from the Grand Ole Opry In NashYille-
hosltd by Johnny Clsb-Moadly from 9·30 to llPM on CBS.
I AM DOLLY PARTON
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Tht '°"'111 d a doztn drildrtn born to let and Avie lae Parton in
the Smokr Mountain foothills d TIMmM, Dolly's nrty 11111 wet•
poor In material pods but ridl In family love. "I was bofn with 1
htPPJ 111blfe, • lllppy hurt, and with the lift of undemandlna ~ and lovin1 them. I don't think I've ever been unhappy," she
SIP,.
OoOy starttd nrtilina twm almost as aoon at she could tall By
the time she started ldlool, she was Inc up her own littlt sonp
and hl'rinl lltf mother .ttt t1lt1n do.11. The day after silt WIS
l'ldUlttd from blsll school, Oof!r was off to Nashw111t, tht endlallt·
1111 Oz If lllllJ • JOUlll country tir1 with e woict and 1 dmm. She
6Sn't find suc:cm immeclataly, but she did find Im. Her first day in
town. IM 111.t Cert Dan, wllo was to become htr h~. Tiley'we
bun manitd now'°' 10 JWS. Dolly was 1ust 1 struulinl youn1 sooprittr when she linked up
wtth Portw Waaoner In 1967. Thay wtnl on to rtcord 1 strln1 of hlta
a.nd became so successful tlllt they wtre named the Country Music
Astoclltion's Voe1I Duo of the Yw two yeatS In a row (1970.1971).
In recent years, as a soloist and 1011pfiter, Dolly Ills recelvtd vast
acd11m even beyond the counby fitld. She's !lad many dllrt·bust1n1
ainlles, sucll u "Joltna." "I Will Always Lowe You," and "Lon Is like
A 8"tterfly," Her IOflP hm bettt recorded by s.th attists as
Elnmykxl Hanis. Maria Muld:aUf, Lindi Ronstadt and Mer1a H1wrd.
She's dttum1ntd to ID h• own way, to 1row and cflan1e. "A sort
of hold-beck that I !lad felt wrtflift mt IS '°"' no.," sllt S1Jt. "I'm
haflP* than ever bef0t1, be1n1 my own person, 1Din1 111 new
dndions." E••n so, she retatM her loyalty to her roots and to
Nadwille. "I don't want to leave the country. I want to tlke the
country with me wherever I IO. I am Dolly Parton from the mountains,
and tl\1t's what I'll re1111ln."
..... 10
lV WEEX. OCTOBER t , 1177
Can 1 bi1-city cop pt alone with 1 SINll town police cll11f and wen well with h1m1 Can 1 sm•ll·town pohce chtef ret •Iona with 1
btt·city cop and~ well with him?
Those are 1ust llro of the questions raised on ABC's new flalf.flour
comedy series, Carter Country, 1inn1 Thursdays at 9:30PM. The
sanes armwers both questions with an emphatic "yes." But the very
different backcrounds of the two men often lead them to hilarious
n11S11nderst1nd1nrs and situations on their way to workinr well
toctther.
V"ICtor French stirs as Roy Mobey, a biL kindly bear-oh-man who
wu born and broua:ht up 1n the small southern town wtl•e he 1s now
dl1ef of police. He's 1 little brt set in his ways and ocasi0111lly
nostalp: for the IOOd old days and ways. Kene Holhdly stars u Roy's
new ser1tant, Curtis Baker Cums is 1 blacl. New Ycd·lrlined
policeman. He IS rovnc. sawy, quick-witted and lmnrant. It is
inevll1ble that the two often have disqreements and eonfrontations.
Underlyinc them 111, however, is a deep mutual respect because the
two men undent1nd each other and uch other's metbods.
frencll and Holliday were born on opposite sides of the United
S11tes-Frencll 111 Santa Barblra, Calif .. and Kolllday 111 New York
City, but their 1Ctin1bacllcrollnds11e very similar 1n that botll hM 1
deep love tor the staae.
French started train1n1 ror his career IS an actor dunn1 Iris rean
at Los Allples State Colle11. w'*1 hi earned • dqr" 111 Drama.
Tbtn he stvdlld at tht Hlfbert Befahofl Studio 111 New Yort City,
retum1n1 to Hollywood to plly ladinr roles 1n llXll stare plays •
"All the Ktn(s Men," "Of Ma and Men." and NNilfrt Of the l1111na."
For rears, French Ills directed the Victor French °'111'1Wor~,1
recular Wllkly 1•t·toa•the1 in Hollywood, so that he aitd other
prominent lldors and lldresses ean meet and l11m, rehutse,
perfofm and cenerally Jldt "stay in shape."
Recently he stamd with his wife, ICtrtss Julie Cobb, In Arthur
M~lef's "Alter the fall' at the Company of Ancels Theatre in
Hollywood. In the television field, besides many flllSt stints on too
series, ht CO starred IS I rerular on little House on the Prairie HI the
role Df Mr. Einnfl.
Holliday afttnded the Univemty of Maryland wflen ht eal"Hd 1
B.S. dqJM In S9etcfl 111d Drllftl Education Holliday IS 1 "new face"
for netwotl television, but he his been very active on local tellY.-
111 w.stliftllon. 0 C , ind tfleatre·pn in New Yid know lum few his
petfonnance in the powtrlvl T ony-nommated play, "Strumets." In
Wasyinston. he was on st11e wittl ttle Fol1er Thutre ~up, the
Uriverslty of MlfYland Main Staie, the O.C. Repertory Company and
the Bum Brae Dinl'ltf Theatre.
When he wasn't on sta1e Of io front of a camera, most of Holliday' a
you111 adult life was S91ftt in some aspect of the liwlnc th11tre. At the
81.U Repertory Company, lie taupt "Fundlmentels of Acttna." For
the Smillllonlan Institution, ht m stace 1111nqer and prnenter for
the perfom11n1 artists at the Amtncan Folklrfe fatival.
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Slit !1lis th• owntt ol • ruftdown
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the (i.tnt 8rctoot hid '°"' blu into 'PJCI •1th lht 1l1ens who truted
him but catchn up "1th the c11nt '"
flit Wlldtlntu tnd IS lmUtd when
b11 old lntnd aoes on a 11m1>11• ..... ... : a:> (21w) '-c. ' •• _.... (com) '73-Chlf Gofman
es.TqS-. 8 Ill e.c.t 8uny Good1111n e SllMll ti"--''When G111i
Mldl Grtti" Pa111 Scofield stars in
t•is tilt of hlo con art .us who "'
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Arms1ron1 and Lynn1t Ctttnt s111 u
luha Peten and M111a Tues.
BoliillO wllo IH•n llt'ftf to trus1 111
tud1tion111& actor wflen !hey 1ttemot
to ast tlle1r ftnt teltv1S10n C0111mw
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Edward Httm1nn star '" the t1llt
roln of this dram1 1boul the Ntw
Yor\ Y1nites 1111mort1t frnt blSlll\I"
1"4 hlS llrvottd wile-thetr meetma
courhh1p ind man9'1e-1nd llow
they brmly louaht the los1n1 b1ttle
tp1nst Lou's 1ncunblt d1stne
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F111"tt l11111n Bacall. l•fnd Beta
ftllll lhrtt" S.blm McllHI Yor\
bcqueltnt Bisset Sun Connery
Rl(hard Wldm11k Aa1th1 Chnslte's
clus1c murder mysttry 1nwolns
murders on 1 train with • my111d ul
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111 utirt boeth at Mel s. and
lftll0\lfl(e5 11 sits on 1 SIUtd lnd11n
bu111I around wt1111 ht has come to
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Sutomis (And101 Tlraell)1uuts 1s a
ps)Cllohc who bthtlltS IR l"'bot•Oll1
talk show host (l« Bryant) is 11'1111
him to murder ptople slle would hit
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I MONDAY
OC1'0IO 11
fer .... -.,..,... llstiap, ,.._ • DATTillE l'IOaMIS. It .... t. ,.. Cllib LDC, lf'I die ..,., ......
DAmllE MOWl£S
t:lO • CC) ........ All Jlqt"
(dt1) '51-Errol Flynn Mlll!ttn
O'Hwa Alltholly Qu11111
lO:tl • "FM "-.. tan"
(Id•) 43-Alrm hm11oll Annt
Batltl s "lllimle tf 111tt11•'• CrtM* (COlll) '44-Betty HutlOft
Eddtt llitcMn. Oilna lynn
lZ:OI • "TH G«1tt111 H1uy" (d11) 36 Joan Cmrfo1d
frand10t Tone Robert Taylol
1:00 CC) "Mr. •· iln. hit
-.· (d!1) 71 -Of:SI ""'' Jr Chns Homs. Tom Bosley 2:00 .. CC) "Tiit o.. Set"
(com) S7-K1th111ne Hepburn
Spence1 Tracy Cle Vounr Joan
Blondell
l:GO ID CC) "1lll SllHW" (d II)
'58-Ptter finch [hubtth
Taylol
UO •CC) "lllnclt lt1ell hrty'' (COlll) ·~ -f11n•1t .,_,
Ion Annelle fuA1cello Oon
RICkltS
•vllilNi I
8:00
• Cl) ((DJ CJ)) ... GG CIJ e ._
-~o..
(]) ..., lirifflUI
• (]) C1I (QI (I)) 11tll41r
lllcht ~ live cover.ct ol the
came beJwten tht los Mttles Rims
•nd Ille Chicaeo Bt11S lrom Chica11>
• ...... (C) (ar) "1lll y .... Slnps" (dra) 61 Burl lanmter
Shdty W111t11S 01111 Mtmll Telly
Snatu
• hrtrWp f....., ..,,.. ....
• ....., .. AMltllr•
S llJl\rte S-•Z-m °'-tic s..l9 ~~.., ........... ,....,
-6:30-
• llllwtt: CC) (W) """ c... llcl" (com) '62-Dous Dar Roe•
Hud1otl. Tony Rind1ll
CllSltlpl'1""-•n.N11c..,..
((11) CJ)) n. ........ .., ..... s. ..
C!)fllllly PWllt
7:00
D @Cll em11ns •u.newa (() n. Nil c..,i.
(() le Ttl die l rwtll
•II.Ml.Ky .Llft .... o.I <<m CJ)) .., lnt -• Adilll Df.-s n. .....
• lllldlll/L*tf ~ 8 ~T..ipt .,.Wiii ....
-7:30-ec-...... ........ '-Cl)n.~
8:00
D (lll) (])) (() h o & D11't
lteM f!liet trade11-see~1nn111ost
sll1pmen1 ot So'd-h11t Oanrel 8oollt
n cu1de and lrnd lhf~tns tra~td
thlou1h the lomt by a mysterrotn
1t111fy1n1 tnOftsttr
D LAU6H-I• SP£CIALI * FUlllllEJ THAN EVER!
D ~Cll • O llll(ll·I• BH
Arthur (Maude) 1s the soecral 1uest
ind Ro1er Moore Henry Fonda
tennis st11 ll1e Nastase Seals &
Crofts and Rodney Allen Rrppy art
tilt cameo auests
• llfM: (CJ (211t) "1lll ,..,.. lled o." (dr1) '70-Hat Holbrooll
Cloos leaclullan
(() llfM: (%'Mir) "1lll Jeller " IJIH" (dra) '57 -frank Sinatra
Junne Crain a Tiit llW't WIN .tn ...... &Fr-.
• llftl•: CC) "'Crllk's Ctleice''
(com) 63 luc1llt Batt !lob Hol>t a c.-tt
•Alt If U11eut11ly 'Colo1111t 111u·· Host Jolin Ktn11tlh Cattwaitll
haces the colcH!ill ldnnlure ITI>fil
I~ Cnmdn ta Utt 111mnt lrOlll th'
lad ol AC11 to Ille fall ol Sa•p .,,....,
........ """' .. ll9
Linda Blair is sentenced by the courts ·
and her parents to the brutal, shocking
experience of a juvenile detention home.
.. BORN INNOCENT'
KABC·TV MONDAY NIGKT' MOVIE 99:00PM~
TV WEEK. OCTOUA I. 1177
-1:30-
• c.a.tJatllli -~ Ql .. W.S.lt
9:00
• (Ill> CJ)) (() n. llttJ Wltlte S... Part I ol a two part story-
reschdultd from last wttk-rn
whr<h Jolin lums hrs drfOtte from
~e IS llOt ~•hd, •~us pvtt1111 IUICI In t~ ~ulftrl11tr111 posit10t1 ol 111~1n1 to
Ma IOI a110thtf dllOlct
CJ) SM '-*' ladt '-
e D Cll • 0 ""'41:
(C) (lltr) 'Uef • ...,_.. (MISPl
77 -Butoce Sh••lhl. Cbuclt AklllS
F11nk Con¥t~ Ceotr• K11111ltoft
line Styl!IO\lr SuSlll Howard. Pllty
Oukt Astin lll11111y H1mrlton fe«Of
1nd panr< art Ille otdt1 of the day
onbolld I CllltM ship Wllti! I ¥et'f
myStt110US .inn bon(t dtal!l lo both
cttw and passen1ers
• lhtlt: (t) (Zltr)"kf• l1H-Cllllt" (dra) '7~-lrnda 81111, Krrn
Hunter Jo1nn1 fllllu. Rtchard
Jttektl Mitch VOJel ., ......
(fl llfM: (CJ (21tt) Mlldtrld"
(•es) '68-Nnrllt Brud Oou1
McCl11re .... ertm.si.w .,....!If.a a """'= c.c> CZlw>..,... ..._..
(toll) '68-Pettr tklinow, Mtaie
Sm1t11. ttllf Miiden
• filll" ,._... (211r) -rn
unipll al the Wift" lt111 Rltfell1lahl s
llllllllOWS tlld lfl'ndary ~
taty IS I Mtltted ltCOI. ol Utt Nazr
l'trty Co•11us 11 llur .. 111111 tft
1934 It • ellfltdly lh ullr1111te
Pf119IClnO lihll-tbe pnmal SWtt
for 1C10St ff Ille 11111 lllllP'J lllat !las
stayed in Ille 11111!d al Ml<l t¥tt llllCt
(al Cl)) ... "R PM "
Do..NS....S...
-9:S0-
9 Uwtfrell * ,.._,CIM!llllb .. C:.UlltrJll ...... s,. ... ,.i "lnft • ((DJ Cll) (I) ...... 11* ..... c.tJr 1111k ... A p tuy ol counlfY llNSIC stan appear on ttm
liltlSlcal tvtnt flOlll lht Graad Ole
Opry 111 NMhWlllt. Jollnnr tasll tnd
Ju111 Carttr Cash 111 the hosts
Aw1tds Wilt be 11116t tn 10 c.tt1011t1
llldlldtn1 Entemu1er of tllt Yttt.
Slflllt of !lit Yw. Albulll of ttt. Yur.
Solle of Iha Yt11 Ftmllt VOQ111t
Malt VOQllSI VOQI Group, Vocet
Duo IMtrumtntJI GIQUJ tlld IMtrt
11tlllthsl 01 lttt Yeti
10:00
CJ)l....,tf ht .. .....
•"'fllW.., .0 .....
-10:30-
(1) -...: "1lt ~ (tm) 'SO-~py P«k ttart M1tde11 ......
11&00
• CJ). Cl) ((DJ CJ)) ....
: ~ 2t,c:>-"9'9:::
• lttle: a:> ""' , .... Sn-•1n" (dr1) '61-hrt l111(1tl11.
Shtllfy W'"ltrs, Dina Marnll. Tttly s.vai.s. .,...f .....
=~.:-1-t
• .,.. °"* C-" SllOW Soph11 lOfea pestl (. (()) l.M Alllficll $tylt
e!> llKW/L*tf h,.n
-ll:JO-
• (CUJ Cl)) (() CIS Lita Mewie
(J)llMlt: CC)....., .... ' l:u11" (•es) '59-Jock Mahonty.
Kim Hunter. Tim M1honey. Gene
(\'ans. Tom Or1ke
.. Gl ()) Jm • ..., Cllwl e LM .._icn Style
• M"lt: CC) "T~t SnslliRt
l'atrllt" (dra) '68-Chff Robertson
D111 Memll. lulher Adler
tmi..... -~ an. 100 a.
• l1le lltll Y•r <a ()) > Sci-fl n..atrt ma....J4
12:00
eTriisM Z-()) llMlt: .. ,....,..(dll) '53-ldl
LUPlllO, Howard Dutt
•Llllit$tllcl .... : ~ T1lllt .. !Mt"
(dr1) '3S-Mar&•ret Sullmn
-12:30-•'-• (ID llMlt: "AfllOlll Bllsllw1ekets'' <-> ·u-.... .,~ let!.
1:00
U9())8 T-1W
•IS,, 2:00 at Mftit: ''Wiit• TtlfffrtW c-" (ck1) 'J9-Cllar1es Boyer
-3:05-• ....,: "(.ay Uwllt" (clrl) '49-
YIClor M1ture l11C1Ht Ball. llrabfth
Scott
TUESDAY
' I
t:JO. CC) •twtrtllic llt Ille
Trwtll" (com) '56-Miureen
O'Hm. John Porsythe. Lt$
TreNyne. Tim Hovey
10:00 • '1ftlt fQt" (wesl '37-
Joel McCrea. Lloyd Nolan s ...... In Whitt" (dtl) ·f8-Eleanor Parker Alois
Smith. Gia Youn1
lZ:OO ID "Tiit fM1taiflllt14'' (dra) '49-Gary Cooper. Patrccia
Hui, R1ymond Mmey
1:00 8 CC) ~.., • A °"'*" (adv) '57-Alin lildd, Sop/111
Loren. Oilton Webb
~. CC) "T~" <•cM
'54-Sterhnc H1yden. Vera
Ra111on. D1v1d 811an
l.10 (}I CC) "'T1il c.w .. Ille lllCM" (com) '57-Plul OouefH.
Jtan Simmons
av•NING
e:oo
• (() (<Ul ())) ....
8G())D8"-e~o. ())...,CMlll
• (J) (ID (9 ())) ~ Selill llsekH Cont'd from 5PM. l1vt
covtr11e tr om the city of the Amer·
1t1n lucue Cllampt0n-nof decided
al our prm tunt a .... : {at) M ....... (wts)
· 48-Jolln W1111e. Montaomery Cleft
Waller llrtnnan. Joanne Dru. Harry
Clrey, John Ireland
ID l1le l'artr .... flllily .., l1le ....
......, .. AMnblr-
• lly 1'rtt s.. ez..m m Dr1Nt1c ,.,..
Cl!> As ... ......,..
-6:30-
• llMlt: CC) <'D) ~ti
11111" (dre) '70-W1lh1m Conred.
Belinda MonllOfllt'Y. Robert Conr1d
{)) ltlpt's IW'Oll
mn..C>Mc..,i.
(<Ul CJ)) l1le 1-... Pf a Hlpa's lttfw m Al Wt S.. M A Z6 part se11es
tocusinc on school destcrecation as
seen from the students' v1ewpo1n1
I!!) l1le linWlt '•" 1:00
8@())111 .... eu.nci..
()) Tiie OM Ce..,i.
())Te Tel Ille Tmti
m1 LM ,,_,
• Lii's Illa• A Deel (CUJ CJ)) .., 1'rtt s-
............. MIM . .,.. .....
• llldell/L*w ..,.,. 0 Ulltltll1111111t T-.itt
GfriS..&SkJ
-7:JO-.......... s....
())Tiie .... w n.c.asi. .........
A towering triumph, winner of seven Academy
Awards. Starring William Holden, Alec
Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Sessue Hayakawa.
'"BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAr·
TUESDAY 9 FOLLOWING WORLD SERIES (i)
GJMMl·ll
(llll (])) ,er~= Q)())Q .,...
• QaMll 21 ......
1,1) ..........
8:00
tJ (CUJ ())) Cl) n. flllJatrlcu
The flll!>'trcck cMdren ere con·
urned about lhe family's finances
with a new b1by on the ••Y and all
decide to help out ~111 finds ttiJI he
ts not up to holdin& 1 iOb. attendin1
school and bema 1 tootball hero at
the s.me 1t111e. much lo his chaerin
(])""9
D U Cl) O> a lticMf4 hyer
SIMlw (R) Glynn Turman. l1W1ndl
P1ce and May1 Anaelou 1uest
• llMlt: CC) (2111) ...... "" Oii
Ille ltltll Sees" (mus) '48-Dor1$
Day. Jack Carson
()) lf"it: CC) (~r) 0 r1t JolJ''
(mus) 'S7-fnnk Sinatra. Reta
Hayworth
• .... CC) (311r) "l1le .,....
OA tk Riwtr ••al" (dra) '57-
W~ham Holden. Alec Guinness. Jack
H~11s Snsue Hayakawa. James
Don1ld Ann Sears. Geoffrey Home
The dramatic story of a conflict of m11tury nunds at 1 J11>1ntse p11son
camp early in WOl!d Wll II e Tiie Jlltr's DI
III lltvie:(C) "O,.ratio• Ctllra"
(1dv) '71-D1V1d Jan$$tn. W1ll11m
Conr1d
CD c..I lllfllltt & f'** m lhrit: CC) (2llr) "Tiit Tlllr~
D11" (d11) '64 -Georee Pepp11d.
Ehubeth Ashley. l!oddy Mcl>owlll. :="· Siiiy l<ellerman .
e AC......_ LIU A MIA A
Alan AJd1 wean three
hatJ-rit«. dltector, mr-
ln the "'In loft and Wlf"
«PllOd• of 10th Century·
Foir'• M•A-S•H Mria whkh
lln Tueedlyt at WM on CIS.
It mllb the third dme thll
MUOn that Aldi, wlnMf of
tu1 year's dlftc:tJn1 Emmy
f<K the "Deir $lplund" Mt·
ment of the terta. -411 llft
tnpk ~. He IJlo wrote,
dlteeted and umd tn the
"hllen Idol/' and -w. of
Nervft" 1egments of the
thow. • • • Producen Michael faff•
Ind Ille foMt h.w nesotl-
ated a deal with NIC to
jofntty produce 1 IN)or mo-
tion pktlft '°' teleWlon, "A Woman C.lfed Moles,"
under their Henry ,..ffe &t-
tetprites .md 1.K.E. prvduc-
don b&nnen, with the four-
houf·long feature to 1lr °"
the networli on two con-
MCUtlw nfshb. "A Woman
C~lled Mose1;• with
tcrMnplly by lonne Bclef
Ill, b bued on the Marq
Heklhh biography of Harrlel
Tubman, I t'OUrapoul blade
woman who IUCCftdully led
hundreds of Nws to frM-
dom via the und•'lround
raHIOMf durlne the Owl W..r
years without 1o11,. 1 s1f111e
penon. ,.,.11
TUHDAY (C-tlft~)
rt1h~t1< film b1oer1phy ol Chutn
Ives. the mavtnc• Mltncan com
poser John Bottoms st11s in this
dr1m1 based Oil tht memos letters
and rtm1111sce11Cts ol Ins
D hftlll EffKtit••
-1:30-
ctl .... 12 G c..c.trlt!M •C:..-• • am. .......... "9(ftw
(8(1)) .... .... *" 9:00
• ((ll) ())) ()) •·A·s·H Col
f'otttf-womed 1boli1 lht nervous
ltnsiotl lpl)lltnt Ill Ille 4077111-
IS•S psyc~11tml Sidney r retmln
(Alan Mlvs). wtlo shows up 11 tht
ho$Qtltl u one of the woundtd to
take 11 111f011NI look 11 some ot tha
mere upt11hl usu 111h1l1 he s
rte11petat1n1 (J)ntc:n,.....
8 5000 Ol' DAJS."IC * IOllTSOX TO llKl"I D ID (]) lllt 0 Die• Clar•'• n. ._ °' Diii: r.-....,_ • MWI (~) t1111~11 Awalon 111d
Anntttt f11nittllo art co hosts 11on1
M!h Dd Dark IOI a look at Ille tld1 l1st11ons. lrftttyle tnd muSIC ot tilt
late 50s and t"1t 60! Al!lonc the
f1jtStJ art Conn11 f rtnc1s hb41n
LesltY Cott. Edd Brrnes DIOll and
Freddy ~non ., ......
• lhlY lirifflll .. I'll llwlt: an (Dr) "Ulu•a's
lalf" (adw) '72-Burt Ltncuter
R1cltard Juchl 8rwce Dn1son
lto,d BocMer. Jofae Lu•e Joaq111n
Mlrt1111z. Kiri SwtMtn
MAtJ FROM
TLAtJTIS
m 1 .. , c.. l'Alr 11111 .,.,. • .w.,le
C.n1d1an ballet dance11 D1~1d and
Anna M111t Holmes '" the loclll of these two l)ltsentatoon Slow motion
pholo,11phy tn/llncts tll1 undtr
S11nd1n1 ot the dance u well as the
perll>fmances
(8(J))e-t~
ID~ Tlleatlt
-9:30-
• (a?J CD) CJ) 0.. Dey et I
T ... l:.onv111Ctd Julie IS 1n abo-t htr
head. Sthnt1def d1ve1 lo the ttseue
only lo cause a 11pl1dt of troublu IOI
bOlh Juht and Ann 1n.1:i1rt J ol a four
part story
<•Cl)) Tiie httrld(t hllily
10:00
8 (CilJ :.IJ) Cl) IM "-11t Lou IS
shoded to learn the 1ttmt1ve
111om1n he hu been trvina to mett 1s
the rrnl editor from !ht "Today
wctlOll ol the lnbune Cl1wdeltt
Nn<1ns auuts
(l)Tat-...,tfl• lhll .......
Cl) llMll: (91) "T1wel OWU..S"
(wn) '56 Hrntle 811nd Bruce
BeMrtt
•ltldltWtf! ID ~ Dotumtnlary on human
equthty-a1e. su. race and
economic c11cumst1nce
(9 CJ)) Tiit .,., ...
aa.-~LA•AMu
-10:30-. ......
(al (])) fllll fe'4*1
11:00
• ()). fJJ<ll ...
• @ CJ) (a?J ctl) • """ .. ....,..~
lit• In 1976, NBC &wt the cmn htlrt to HtfMrt f. Soto. to
product a two·llout film 1bout a water·brtltl\1111 alltn who 11
suddenly thruat upon tt1t Earth. The show cau1ht the public's f1ncy
when It and last Mri, •nd tlv" subsequent adYtntum were
cornrmssiofttd. No. blCll IS I llfW SllfOll taby, TM Man From
AUalltis 1in °" NBC, Thursdays at BPM. Cotiti11111nc in Uitw rolts '"
P1tricl Duffy 11 Mad Hams, the 1flttr·brulhlnL web handed alien;
Belinda Montaomery as Df. Elubtth MemH; ind Alan Fuda• as c.w.
Cmrfofd Jt ., and Ytetor Buono as vin11n Mt. Schubert.
Pmu lMtr. wflose onor telnision expasurt lllS bttn hmrttd to
a few pat roles and a c:ouplt of eotnmemals, lllS bt111n to '"'
comfortablt With tlll role of the alien, Marl HatTis. Swtpt OlllO tlll
bucll durinf • storm. I.Ulna any mtmotY of hi$ put, MIB wu an
Innocent tbtotd-un"" to cope wrth s11eh 11mp1t thinas as traffic.
~ bootfls « £nclisll slana. Now, llowtvtf, llt IS becomml
mort famihat wrth '"' lltW llotM. Oufty'a inttrp(ttltiOll places sruter emphasis on Mark'• Innate i11tett111nct, his realization tllat
not 111 peoplt .,. aood. "He may Jtlll bt naiYt In some np," says DvftJ, "but ltt carulnly is not inept."
Marl's maturity IW also brou11rt lbottt • ell•nc• in tllt relation·
sh p with Or. Mtmll (Ms. Montaomery). Belinda had to rt·adjust her
th\nki111 too. "Dr Memll saved Mn's hie-even am him his
111me-1nd ... sort or protector and teacfltr. Tlttst 1S9tcts of hi$
rtlationship w1t11 Elizabeth don't predomi111te any more. Matk hn
slittad his Winp now, and Ehz1btlh has btcom1 his Rood fntnd and
CIOWOtklf."
Tht role tNt's underaon• tht 1TUlest "upcrad1111" iS that of c.w.
Cnwford (Nan Fvdre). Cnwford was the bur11ucr1t fof the Found•·
lion for Oceanic Research-a nit.picker, alW1ys worried that Maril end
Elii•l>ttll mi1ht ro ioy ndi111 tn tlle Cttaeun, the Found1hon'1
suptfb, four·sphtrtd S11bmetS1blt. Bill now Crawford's been pro-
moted. He's now F O.R 's top adm1n1Str1tor and h11son w1tll WISlt
lnaton. 1 position that has him fi1ldin1 diffl(uft usfanments while
1ttemptin1 to run a reHarch orpni11tion "Ht's a pretty str1i1llt
hoe 14
D INfit: ''IN btr" (wts) '48-
John Wayne. Mont1omery Chit
J1>1nne Dru John lret1nd
mrwMrf....-1 ., ,lfr'f .....
laf~lll&llt
• Old Ca"tt Slit• GU(SI IS
cbnctr Rudolf Nu1tyev <a rn> '-Merla• S'JN CID lbcWJl.liirv ...,.
-11:30-
• ({ll) CJ)) CJ) CIS Litt ._
DOW D&>.._, C.. • Utt -.OU• $tJlt (]) Mltle: ·'Pf•t1num Hlch School"
• CJ) at ((HI())) ••It:
"llltlYln P111ns G Man
~ an..1t0a.
• c.,tlMN UC ....
ID tiMtll 34
12:00
-~z. • """: ""9tlltr lat" (com) '38-Eddit Albert Pflsc1tla Lant
• llewttt: "ha of r11e," tm1te
hon of Life"
-12:30-
• ...... Tht fll&hf111td Ctry ..
1~e Bit frame " "Room to let·
1:00 e1sn
B@(J)U l-rw
2:00
G .._ 8nmstont. • Ille Wa,
to the St111"
ID IMles: "The lady Is W1tl1na."
'Kiss lomoirow Goodbye"
-2:05-
-~ CCJ.,.,.. .~ Tillll" (d11) 'SS-ltd Palanct
TV WEEK 0CT09(A 8. ttn
I Wl!DNl!SDAV]
OCTOIO ll r • ..,...an.r-...... ,._ _ OAmME PllOQMIS ....
i..,, ltt ,_. c.tu I• ca. "' lilt ,,,. ......
DAYTTlll lllCMfS t:•. ct) "ell ltt A C..f'" (wn) .,,_,,.d MtcMurrt,,
Jtflrey Hunter. Jen tee Rule
10:00 • "f ... Wei" (dra) '49-
Sir Ralph Richardson. Bobb,
Htlll'f a ~1r1.-111e .,..... <dt•l
'SS-Rod Stei111 Davtd KA1;.t
M1111 Lindi 12:111 m "~M11l" (dr•) '37 -Crtti Clrbo. Cllttltt Boyer , ........... .,~
(com) 64-'111!y !trpa ru4
MteMurray
Z:OO • """c.e. ........ (dtl) '59-Mtv~lt 8r111d. Ken Scott
Dolores Michllls.
I ivlllll
8:00
• CJ) ((fb CJ)) ...
•• Cl) 0 .... ~==-~ • ())at (9 ())) ~ w.
._..II Cont'd from Sl'M live
CMAC• ol lttt 111111 from tbt llomt
par\ of tht Amef1C111 lea1ue Cllam.
PIOll$-llOI decicleid 11 ow p1m bmt • "* an CZltl1 '1111 ..... " M ..... " (dra) ·st-Errol n1•~
lulttttl Greco TIMI' Howwd
upriaftt py,'' says l'ud1•.'"bvt onee In 1 while, llt'll att • dla11ct to
show ht'• a human btlna too.'' •
TM Mia From Atltntls' m1ior set C011tlnues to bt ttle •NllM
deep dm c.t1Ctan. Its fovr sphtret contain emythm1 lllCISSl'Y to
sustain underwat• nplotltloll-a topflistlClltd computerized COO·
trol syst1m, labontory, llosplt1I, fivln1querteri,111d a apidal air led
whldl pennrts Mar\ to 111t1r and luvt th• sub 1t 1111 ~. Ut1ricra
al the foundation art filmed in Point F•mln Stitt P.,._ Seti Pedro,
Ctlrfomil, 1111111 1 restored V'tCtonan liptltouse.
Ytetor Buono. who pllytd Mr. Sdlubtrt, a muter ~lttln with 1
JOYOUS yen for world power. proved so poj)ul1r 1 biddy In the pilot
episode thal Solow dtcldtd lo brina him blck this swon-fiw tlma.
8:00
D ((ll) ())) (I) a. Ti..s In
itt>ethon apinst JJ 's like-over u
leader of tlle bans lamtly, Thelma
mowts into htr own olf·umpvs
1pa11tntnt, but hnd$ 11\al bernc tiff
miy cost lllOrt tllt• slit upected
())(!llMI
• 0 (I) •• 5rialr MMis •·SuivrVll" Alt lll)llltd Cruzty Adam
losei l11s mtmOrt aqd becollles a
'1u111bl1n,c ~t1111d s1r1111er • t1tt
mou11t.1111s lie 011e1 kaew to well He
IS also Dtll'1111ft lit IS bt1a1 IJKUd
by 1 bou11ty lluntlf wllo Ills swoni lo
blm1 111111 111-tlud OI ahvt James
W11nwri&hl auesu
..... °"') "11le .. S.,"
(mJi) '46-Humphrey Bo11rt.
llllf tft Bacall
(I) ... CC) {Jllr) M-11! .. A
Qllel" (WY) '66 F11n• St111tta
V11n1 LISI
• Merit: CC) (Jtr) "Th SH4 ,..._ .. (dra) '66 Sim Mc{Juttn
Rlc~ud Attenborouch R1eh11d
Ctenna. Candice Btr1e11. Larry Gain
Milo en...llMnWM
• Cllll ...... ' f,...
...... CC)~) ..... w.ws C.." (Kr fi) '51 -Rrchard Oetr
Barbara Rush
(Jlc-le ..... ....... ""' ..... T .... 1 T ...
-1:30-
• (~ ())) CJ) l atl-i u..
T1J1"1 to ilwt uo to•~
pl~lt to NIJ bis l11t11ds lt11n1
ttlb Ills bllddits about 1 •at111CJ 1n
ll1s build111 alld wilds ., witlt t00m
1111tn wllo doll I llt 19 lea ..
())~)--• atliii eeiw.wca .......
9:00
9 (Im ())) ""I•: CC) (hr)
""' Sll1 c.... It.a. fa" (dr•)
·n-.l4anelle Romiro ROMf C.01,
Conchata ftrrelt Jolin 0111r1n A
clodor with ltie B11rtl• °' l.ctian
Affairs mi111S hrs oost a!td tallts up
rtSidMcP'" •-11111111 • rHett to lltlp a teeuae tlld1111 pl locted
111 • spinlll&f dt1tlt Sff\lllle llehmn
her lnd11.n hentace ud tllt '-rd
ru'111es ol ll•t while ,.,,.·s ll'Olld
Wllit followi is a trllnc 1mo110111t
stlfllllt as 1111 l'Olf"I doctOI and the
lnctitentd. stubboln &111 cllsh 1n a
dtsptrate battle ot Wiiis llt•afllt11td
by supernatural onr1onn
CJ) r..wc-y 0.
8 ID CJ) • 0 Of11M T11il "Treppers' RtndeM>us" Wfltle camp
inc near a IJOllP °' trepptn. waeon tmn scout lutlltr Spncu1 ts
captured by Ills lo!llltf lnends-dt
lttm1ned lo ltll him fof l11Y1n1 m1dt
an mor that resultt(! 1n a trapper's
death Reahnn1 11111 wr1holit lvtller
Ille wieon train 11 stranded. han ac,ees to li&ht Harler (Claude
Ak11rs). Ille trapc>ers' luder. to •••
the scout's Ille
CJ) ... CC) (ar) .... 11'1
At" (dra) 7•-0.vid lanuu .
~forsytlt .........
111111111: * (at) "TM ......
..... (Mw) '70-0arru litcf.awin.
W"•llall Windom • ..., Cltl'lll ...
a 111111111: ~ cat> ........ """ C.r" (dr1) ''6-Nataf11 Woo6.
Steve McQueen sets his sights on Candice Bergen.
But a war In the middle of the Yangtze River
comes between them. Richard Crenna co-stars.
-THE SAND PEBBLES.
WEDNESDAY
FOLLOWING WORLD SERIES(i)
P ... 11
OCTOIO IJ e.~~=: ..,.. ......
Dm!MlllMD
l:JI • CC) ""' QaMla ...... fadw} 'Sl-loc• lflidsoa 10:11 e "lllinl laqltttn"
(dra) 'Sli-IWll Elllfisll S ~en, USA"(~) '50-Ala• lldd. Wlllda Htlldn1
IHI e ... lb" (cOlll) '42-
Abbott ' Cosltlkl •• !JI CC) """ ........... ldt1) 'SJ-Tab Hvnttf. Ntlaht
Wood. Elli ltolhman
Z:OO • CC) ....... Tllif" (drt) ·~-Pit O'Bnen. Vm Raliton
J:OO <II <Cl "Ally SteeM lltw"
(dra) '69-Stewart Grtnctr
UO e <Cl "It's A ..... WOfN"
(com) '66-Dellorah Walley
11D Ctltllllll 21 T..ipt D~
8:00
B UU>WI WVD P'OS£
• MCIUU FOi WAllOllS
• ((U) Cl)) CE DI W.._ The
W•ttons try to 11n 111ew batft afttt
11's set on fire by 1 IOI ,Ur.old
Clltroht l11dttn who clllim it iru bu~t cmr a SKred lnd1111 tnbal
bu111t awvlld JoM ofttn' tilt s/ltller of 1114 blt11 to 1114 old Indian ind his
crudson tr1ohn1 ho"' Nortll
Clrof1111 11 Mirth of the SICttd
blir•l cr011nd Docoftnlll th• SICrtd
land undw lllt blm. lllt old Indian
ltlls Jo1111 to lear 11 d°"-Refu1101.
Joll11 orcft" lllt Indians at! lul land
ind 1s even more upset when
Grandpa a11ees wttll lht l11d1111s
D QJ CE • ID Qlf'S Moun lt1110us 11,,.., Gnu 1uests H 1n
1n1iy motorist who takH out h11
hostility on his old 11un1 w in baa11e
IHh1on. a croup ot senior c1hztns
h1iacls 1 bus ffom a pic111c too often
clllayed; • 1111 lal\Cls a small plant on
tilt "1ew,y. ind Poncll " se11t to
tralfit tcllool iv A1N6 I • ... : (Zlw>...., .._.. .. (•d'f> .__...., ________ _._ '0 -HumphrlJ Bo11rt. l1ure11
e:oo
• (II!J Cl>) CJ) ..... ·=Cl). -~Ole ()) ..., 'CrilfiD ...
• (]) ,. CE) ...
• ...._: (J:) (nr) "l.,1&11'1
lliUIMI" (1117s) '67-Du&hn
Holhu11. [ha Mart1111tl1 •hrtrWll,...., eDI...._ . ...., ........
!JlllJThS-:=.,.. ...........
-6:30-
• lltiwlt: CC) (10) "Tiie Qvitt
..., c.d. (Ira) ·s2 .101111 W1711t.
Ma"'"" O'Kln. 8.vry fiup111d
()) ..............
<II Mert Cttnla SIR •••c_.. (!lll(l))Dla... .... ea.w.s.n (-~~.~Ntl
7100
(]) flMrJIMy Ole eaw•.., eu.na.
CE "" «* c.,i. .....
CE TtTll .. Tf'lltll ..... laJ eL1r1 ... Ahll (llll CD> Mr n.... S...
• CiNrtl's ,,.._ ........
\
-~"""' (!JI CE) 11le ,..,,_ ,,..,
D.._l'altT•
9 (*tit 11 t Ttlillllt
•ld.S.&S.,
-7:30-
.... lWT• .Dl ....... C...
CE "-.... ··-.. CE II Selrdt Of_
(Jl .... C... •=.Cll)Dlll'My ~ a>1 1Z
((lb (])~~...,in. SCI> '-,..,.,.
BKlll CE ~ CC) (air) ....... ' Ille S.... .._.. .. (adv) '64-Fran-
Sloatra. 0... Martin
• (}) 9 (QI CJ)) WtkeM
._. l.etilf Tiit AtUtllolS and Mr
!loller plan a wry to •ocnm ltonMtk. w!lo Us jolnff 1 relltlM ,
cult beU111it llt's tm of tlll ll'IJ hrs d111111aln hatt ~ treat1111 lln .n. ....... .. .Cd ..... &frt.MI • .... CC>car>.., r...-W (COlll) ·~1-M ,._ Hedy
l,alNrr.
•'-"~ . .....
tolUI lfOOO T-1!hll * .._.,....IJt•r Letti Mco.IW'• • o.c. u,.. • Cllllic "Robill
Hoo4'' A 12·Pttt sment•tlOll hosted
bJ 8111 8iaby, Ind llanillf Martin l'vtter ill l1lt htlt rolt •• t-e -l:lO ..
• Cl> <II ,. ())) ..........
_..., Rtsdltdllkd llOlll ltst week
~ Ill• nttworll When ttldltt Mm
Colh•& unsors Raj's lfllClts ht
W!Ott lof lllt tc1lool llfWSjltptr. tit
Quits end starts •• under1101111d
publlCltlOll •lld (I'm lllt l111t of htt Mil "wrprill~ ttsl •c:wcwtt• .er.Wiii .,...,,IMn ..... ,...
8:00
• ((lb (])) CJ) .... i Fl'ft.0
flcGmrtt •~pres in a desperate l•C•I ttr•Ult with the Honolulu
Palica o.1111tnt's lntetntl A11111s
olfKt lo tiy and prove tht innocence
of a ,011111 olftter tctYSed ol dtrtllc
ttOll ol dvty a 1W1 notl ATIJllTIS • ...." rij Mudwtnnl e CD Mu fl'lllt A!·
IHllt "fht udworm " A deedly
mtcllantcal devict with 1 mind ol 1ts
on lllrtaltns to WIPf 0111 undersea
1111. and to atop It& dutruct1v1
action. Mar• b11n1• tht itranae
"Mudwoim" •board the submtr\lblt
ind toes lo renon with It
e CD9Tt .. All-.4 •lrMllM CD ....., lilfftla Sllllll e Secmr f 119 lilnlMY ....... : CC) (af) "Otlty'' (drl)
'69-TOlll Courteuy
•• AMclM: A o.Mtt • . ...,,.., <• (I)) hltrWp ,...., ••"u~ -9:30-
•lllaD Tt .......
(QI ())) • ""' llllO
10;00 • ((!» (})) CE .. , .. ., .... ,
Slnall Hooir11d (UlistS IS I btnt1ful
blaQ11111I m1m lf!lo resorts to thetl
of bonds 1nd ewntu.a, to 1 hwtd
kllhnc to hldt lier shldy pas1 trom
her wutth, stockbroker husband e oC.1J •at • .. tt1 •114 .,.. A youna ladt l)Mlltd outside •
hotel .,th her car motor n1nn1n1 1s
arrested 11 an actompl1ce 1n a nibb
ery holn1C1dt, but she doWI t hm
far to loo~ fOf !teal help bttlust
Roseth and Ryan 111 w1tnesstt to tht
a1me I::"' "Liii .......... ~
(wts) '57-Gforce Montaomtfy
e lll<B "*'4 r.u.., •-...eWlll eMat ,...n.n
<•CE) .. ~ ..... s. ........ ...a
-10:30-....
11:00 • (]) • CE (aJ) I])) ....
e aCE e .._
-~C.-dlll • lik'rte: cc:i "lbeia .. ·• •"-._.. (11171) '67-Dusllll HolfN~ .,.....,f ...... .,.,., ....
=~n: (QI CE) ...... .__. e lladlelluint _...
-U:JO-e <~ ID> CJ> ce utt ... ea C1>••.., c... ·----""" CE ... It: "Tiie lltaMt" (dra)
'53-Jotn ron1t1n1. Eamond o·anen e CD 9 <,,.~ hiic. ""'"--· ---•DI 111CM ~-...
12100
I =e' ~n. ••~rm· (com) '4l-Eknb1t11 Tay!OI
• ... iu: "OutStd• th• wau:·
"1111 r °"' Days al Nap Its"
-lZ:lO-e ...._ "A TUlt of Money."
"Shoot lo Kill.'' UndlftOffr Doctor'
• lfw\~ • N11Mmtre Castle '
•·Atlltflcln Gllemlla 1n Ille l'tl~1p
pines'"
1:00
8 0()) TIMl1tW .,s,,
2:00 II --= "S.11b1nd "' Notcwtout
Ctntltman"
-3:05-
....... : <Cl """' i. M1"' A MUlfoqlrt " (com) 53-lauren
~all Mlritvn Monroe
TV WEEK. OC'rol!EA 9. 11n
FRIDAY
t:JO • ~ "Hell 1Mt fir lletiltf (wtt) 'IO-Mdll
M111ph7. ftlldl ftn
11.00 e "S,..... tf tlMi ltrttl"
(tdv) '31-Ktnry FOllda, Oofottly
ll!llOUf a "Dbletdl ,,. hlt•n"
(ch) '40-Edwlrd C RobtllSOll
U:OI 8» "I Tilt Tlllt Wtu1" (rom) '40-S9111Ctf TrlCY Hfdy
Lamarr
i:00 a ""'-Ket•• ..,,. •
Slilly'' (dr1) '57-An• 81,t~.
Plul NIWllllft,•Rtehtrd Cllboft toe• CC) "Tiit ,...,.. ....
(tdv) '55-Ton, Curtis. Cotlm
M1llt1. Oa11 OlltrhhJ.
l:tl 9 CC) "o.r Ole 0., lift ....,. l...,_.. (-ra) '70-
C11udm1 tonatt. S.I Mineo
1_.iV....,•A ... •.N6 ...... _I
..... u
(tm(l))f= D(J)• .,.
• c:a...i 21 .-pt e..-n,.._
8100 e (tm (I)) CD Mft1t1rts et
....., W.. $ten Trt.or (Lyle
WtaOMr) mystenously dis.appears
after lcevlnc for • ffCltion, tllen 1n ~ IS mtdl IPJnsl WOl!drr
W01111n, In '* PGM u Trevor's assts· tint Di111a Pn!IU, 1n · an apparent
dfort lo lllOCi out tflt tnbrt llPPt' level ol tllt 111tall1C•11Ct orr1111z1t1011
())9 ...
BDCEe~.,_
• Iii* (Dr~ ""' (dra) '37-"-""" . Jotl McCttt (I) ..... : CJ:) ~) .. ,... ... T_.. (ad•) 06l-D1111 lhrt1n.
fr111k sa.u..
...... : CJ:) (Jlw) "T'lle 11 ..
.... (*') ''6-Gtot1t Peppard,
J1111u Ma'°"..1. ~rsut1 Andress.
ltrtlllY ll1111P. \;SI Sdltll ··~-.CR ....... f ...
:r-~, .. D.
••• ,,pr ........... eoa-. , ..... .._
-l:lO-
CJ) a.. U •aCEeUCMa an.. 1111 "TM ft1!d letttr" Ed 8rOllWtl
4ecida to td~ ltut ht llas
p~eca ftlllll lhrH ln011bla cllir1cttr 11ftrt11cts-ftobody, it *"'*· 1111 1 Sood word to sty abolrt ~-' •tr 11taill
mer-.w-a •••sar..c"'" ((ll) CD) .... mr.n.•D .....
9:00 e (er!) CJ)) (ll Llpll'1 a. Mel
fwm svah IS Ille ht&h pne$l ol I
24111 century socttty prndinr cwtr •
"Slftctuary" wllic~ ttfards compu
ten as Ille obttets of ""ll1p ratfler
than technotoo forms ln>m wh1th
•M'llltdp 11 p1ntd He comes 111to
ph1losophte conlllct wrlh Dold
U.111s (Paul Slltnlf)-• mystenous firur• wllo Im ~•d hun.seH
ahead llom the 22nd century v11 1
IHM PfObt to compltlt • nusSIQn bt
COllSIMll 111disp111S1blt
()).,...,0. e D CE e n. llcttln ... .,.... Second CllallctH Whet
Jint ltodford lltfpt lltS lntnd. lillldr (lsuc Hayes). prolttl G111dr'S
&lfllnend (DIOllnt Warwick•) ln>m
ht1 btut1I u llllJblnd (T Olly Burt041).
lllty l1nd lfltmstf¥a confrllftltrlC I
d»•ttlOllS 11n1 al eot111t1rfeilers •i.... <II .... CJ:) (Zllr) """ .... lllr-.r" (~II) '70-Arthur
llt11ntdf Robtrt Wibbtr Wtntn
Oltes.
.... Sltftll ... .llllGl .... U . .... :CCJ..,..•laflb"
(1111S) 63-El'frs Presler. l1rJ11l1
Andrtta. Pavt l11bs Alt,a"drl ltey
Elsi C.deNs ........ <a CD)~ •FlrlllU. -t:JO-<• (ll) "' PlrtrNll ,...,
10:00
• (<m CJ)) CD Swttu Pett
!lbs on Ill• role ol 1 stlldlO Mtllflty
off1Ctr llrfl~• Mac rods lltl•• tllt
t1111t11 lo lrlMI 1 slar's ..ould·be
murderer The susptttl for the
m111d11 1ncllldt not onty tllt ~
d~. but Ille dlftcCOr, Ill• co st111,
lbe Sl*Jll tlecb lllH end the llolel
m1lf11te who bankrolled the plciure
(J)!lkllMll, ...... e a w • o 111111CJ Qwney's Htvtstrpllon 111to the de1lh
of 1 patrOll 11 a hultll spa pits h11n
apnst 1 shtk llrf11 and 1 phony
doclOf •ho art 111xious to pmtnl
1dvtne publlcrty tor lllt ~ ......
Cl) lltwie: "frMtttr lll1nll•I"
(WIS) '39-bldol~ Scott e AS..., 111111 ti W Al uarn
INtioll of ttle INltor, fl Ille £11pslt
ltallSllhOll of IM S.blt <• (ll) "' ...., Illa ·em .. ,....
-10:30-.......
• UU. CIEi 1lloa (9 (I)) Riii,....
Ifs 1918. Time is running out for Germany. But her
daredevil pilots fight on to glory ... or eternity.
George Peppard, James Mason, Ursula Andress star.
,-..E BLUE MAX-
FRIDAY
FOLLOWING WORLD SERIES Ci)
lV WEEK, OCTOllER 8, 1917
-11:30-
• (Im CJ)\ (I) llt'Mt:
"i(•A•S•ff:' "lloiU·· 80(1)••--c... • i.. '-teal*' (ll ......... ,,.. ... , .....
(dra) '67-lon Ol111ey
• CJ) t1J Intl ....... ••111a. &=.:.,..
-,2100
-~,.. .lfl .... ., .....
• _. "Cr\1111 a ,_.llmut USA." '1111t Slrt111t 0.tll of Mod
Htdef"
• lldall1*W .....
-12:30-
(J) -...: ~cifls M Ille Loou"
• ....._ •Lydia Bailey ... "lll'Wa
sioll ol tM Stir Ctuhna," "ltt'ftr Too Lale" . ..... C11 1111111: "M1afrtt11trt ill Cllicaco" • llltwte&:"Spy ln Your Eye," ''fft1~ Cma ol tar111," '11\t C.
lo/Ht"
t100
(ll ...... "f alltll Idol,'' "o,.at w..: "'fhttfftont," Hlift Berta at
1:3()" . . ..,
-1:30-• • oo ...... ,,...., 2J00
• .... "Tiit l'Tomlse," ''Tiie
Oe$tnidon"
-1:20-
... ~-...-(•dv) '42-tifrt St.tel.,_ Kall
lfteHy Sllh,, renOWM4
Wayne Maunder, Marianne McAndrew
and Philip Carey In the taunt tale
of a sensational censorship trial.
THE SATURDAY NIGHT MOVE en:aoPU<b
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OCTOlfJ 15
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(JI Qellt " a... •UllFM ....... .c__. ...
7:00 ................
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.... : CC) .,,.. Liit C..·
..,. (ns) ·~s-Stel1in1 Ha1dtn.
Allna lllw AIMl&Mtli ....... ..... .,Ttlpt
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.... : ...,.. ' ... Clt'f" (dra) '50-Ridlard Widllllfl Gt11• tlefney
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• Miiie: "Th ~ ""9 A "911'' (wa) '53-llandolpll Scoll, Claire Tmor .
TV WHK. OCTOeE1' •• 1en ............... z...
•Elll&lantl
10:00
•@Cll • n..w Cl)f...,., .. ~
• lllaltN "" .... • llerie: CC) "CtN ,., ta
c-n" ( .. ) '64-Jttfrty Hunter,
Mylttle Otmoli111t ..... , ......
..... Otr .T,._Nila
-10:30-• (tm CJ)) ()),.......,
CllaOS.rU .-llacl'lll_..T_.
Cl) ... ""• Dnlm" (wtS) '51-Rod cainerOI
• Sc-. flctM .. .... .,...
• 0.C. 11,_ A Cll9*
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2:00 ...........
UMO.WltL ... v.,
(() .......... • ._.. "'llidr'•...,.,.... (•n) '51-Jimts G1rntr, Jack W1rden
£dd Bynisi <<m CJ)) ... c..t
• 11lit ~ .. If\. .,... .... f...,,
-2:30-••T•Al IWI ................ •lfl'--.........
3:00
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-1:30-• (mJ (£ ()) ..... w Eld!
OOW Dimon decrdrs to sell some
old props tn 1115 photo st11d10 1nd
Stuart hlpprlrobhteund bufS• bot ol old toys lor $1 00-only lo dis
COVtf ~I Ollt of tllt111Ju!.ft 1ntiq11t
toy unk. ts aoortll S16.uuu e CI> III (8 Cl)) o,.11ti.. 'tttkN1 S•1pper Sherman'' su~ . tftfr rescu1n1 a lllllOU$ llhnnt war
tee. ts u111ble to Sllbmer11 and is
111eanctd ~r '"""' ddtoytn • c.llC'I
0:00 • <<m ())) (J) ,_ .,.,... If
Napolto111nd llllCOlll COllld do II. IO
an Gfort•-•I least that'• 114\al
Gt0tp bthr.111 eaw ea.,11: a:> (2111) '1-ti*c W' (MS)
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in the 1870s who leads 1 bind of
rtnta1des 1n 1 pl111 lo plunder !tie
htdtout of another bandit-rumored to hold the ncltttt cacltt of !loltn
trNSUI., on tilt COllllll•nt
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lhredl "Dtatll in A Ddt«tlll l'lac:t"
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ol a kfe tone dcltdrvt tnend routs
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10:00 e ((ll) (I)) (J) Cartl l11r1ttt
SM Nanq Ousvutt 1s soec11l 111nt
alld JOlllS Cllot '" 1 dutl of sonp rntd• l1moU$ br Mary Mtrttn and
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