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Home My WebLink About1978-08-06 - Orange Coast Pilot~ ' t . l -+ l t SUNDAY I VOL. 71, NO. 218, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES First Move In Seotehlng Fat·r Trade •• ~ Bv GOY GUNVD..LE °' .. Oell'f ...... -si.W ll was the .day before Thaoks&ivin& in 11175 when Dick Rice strolled Into a small store in downtown San Francisco and bouibt a bottle of Christian Brothers brandy and a bottled Courvosier cognac. · When be walked from Bob's Market on Larkin Street, Rice carried with him a receipt. It showed his purchase had cost him $3.55 less than it would have at any other store in California. Ten day!t later, Rice wa~ckin-Bob-. -- Th ls time he bought two bottles of brandy and two bot- tles ot .follnny Walter Red Label scotch wbfs y. Rice again saved money. His bill was $9. 76 less than if he paid the posted fair trade price for the brandy and scotch. RICE, AN INVESTIGATOR for the state Alcoholic Beverage Conlrol Department CABC>, returned to Bob's th~ following day and handed store owner Richard Corsetti a notice saying his liquor license would be suspended for 10 days . .. ANv1ui That was Corsetti 's comeuppance for violating slate fair trade pricing regulations that had guided California's retail liquor industry's destiny sinee 1939. &.n effeet, lhe regulations enaded-into law in IM-711aid consumers would pay the same price for a bottle of brand label distilled spirits whether it was bought in a giant dil- couot market or in a so-called mom and pop comer store. CorsetU's appeal of the llkiay suspension-eventuatty carried to the state Supreme Court. IN A FAR-REACHING DECISION, affecting both those who consume and those 'who sell alcoholic beverages, the court last May 2S sided with Corsetti. California's liquor fair trade laws were struck down. Jn the process, the Supreme Court's unanimous de- cision literally mocked the liquor industry's traditional de· renses of its industry-controlled pricing system. Industry spokes men had ror a long time maintained that fair trade prices encouraged temperance by eliminat- ing price wars that encourage people to drink. Another contention was that fair trade prices were needed to protect small retailers "from J>redalorJ pricins policies ol large retailers ... INDUSTRY SPOKES•EN ALSO insisted that fierce competition among producers and wholesalers was enough to assure consumers compet1Uve prfcln.& at liquor store counters. The Supreme Court disagreed with those arguments. How can there be fair trade temperance, the court asked, when the per capita consumption of alcoholic beverages in California increased by 52 percent from 1950 to 1972. As far as small retailers are concerned, the court not· ed a study that showed ·•states with fair trade laws bad a 55 percent higher rate or firm failures than free trade states.·· The seven Supreme Court justices didn't think much of the liquor industry argument that competition among wholesalers and retailers meant retail price competition. THE JUSTICES NOTED THAT in July 1976, the five . leading brands of gi.n -Gordon's, GiJbey's, Seagram's, Burton's and Schenly -were all posted at $4.89 a fifth. And it wasn 'l lost on the justices that five leading scotches were priced within one penny of one another. The justices also mentioned in their written opinion, "a clear national trend against fair trade laws" in giving priority to consumer interests. So. with the stroke or a pen the state Supreme Court struck down the laws that liquor lobbyists for decades bad so zea lously protected. <SeeSCOl'CIONG, Pa1e A3) • .. OR~NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1978 TWENTY-Ff VE CENTS OllifY PIMt P-... ., P....ica O'o...41 I PROTESTERS IN SEAL BEACH SPELL AND SHOUT THEIR OPPOSITION TO ALLEGED WEAPON STORAGE .. 'No Nukes' Show Peaceful ---1,500 Proteste,.s Gather at A1nmo Depot BJ JERRY HERTENSTEIN Gt .. o.tty ...... SUH An estimated 1,500 de- monstrators chanted .. nukes must go" and ~arried a variety of placards stating opposition to the alleged storage of nuclear weapons in a Saturday shew of protest at the Seal Beath U.S. Naval Weapons Station. And although there were a few l••T'• ... E_. counter.demonstrations ln the form of shouts sueb as "Support the Navy" the event, sponsored by the Southern ~allfornia Al- liance for Survlval went off without a major incident or any arrests. Tbe demenstrators paraded fer nearly two heurs in a . large ciMk 1n 'frcnt of the staU.O's main sate oa Seal Beaeh Youth Found Guilty In Ox'nard Slaying LOS ANGELES <AP) -A 17-year-old youth was found guil- ty Saturday of murder and rape in a brutal attack on two high school sweethearts that tocked the coastal community of Ox· nard. ~ Aft'er Cfetiber~ -rrnea1"?y 46 hours, the six-man, six- wom an Superior Court jury found Ruben Torres of Oxnard guilty of second-degree murder, a ttempted murder and rape. The verdict came on the seventh day of deliberations. Torres was charged with the Oct. 14 bludgeoning murder of Paul Yenney Jr., a popular 17- year -old high school student, and the r~pe and beating of 18- year-old Linda Fiene. Tri.als are pending for two other youths accused in the crime .. Jelumy Lopez. 18. and Tony Matzen, 15. Yenney•was a popular student who ~ayed the -drums, and the couple bad .planned to marry. Oxnanl1 police. chief called the crime 1• • t in the city's .r.:: The tiia w moved to Los Angeles on a chanJe of venue because of extensive pretrial publicity in Ventura County. Miss Fiene, who spent a month in a hospital recovering from the attack, was an emo- tional lead prosecution witness in the one-month trial She broke into tear& several times as she described her or- deal, at one point pleading with the judge to let her quJt. (See GUILTY, Page AZ) Boulevard. The street was bar- ricaded to traffic from Pacific Coast Highway to Westminster Avenue. The blockade allowed the de- mons trators full use or the street. And except for security offieers alt ·the main gate and a few observers curbside there were few witnesses tet the.event ether than. Jtartlelpants. A guard wu pestecl on the eatwallt ot tile ~ wat.e\' tower just .jMlde ·ttM re.ce neu tlM main g~. ·ae med ~ulan to teep watda OQ street proeeed- tngs. Helmetecl' Seal Jieaob J01ice kept tbelt 4lll•e• and IDMt were near tbe *''for lralJle-control pu.l'J)98eS. 1' departlDent spokesnuan.aald. The spokesman said .a SpeeW Enforcement Detail of -offioers wu there to wateh proeeedi.ags. as pan of an evaluatiou,prognµn; But be11aid there was otberwis& no 3pecial beef up of poliee patrol The ~llianee. a eoalition ef more than· SO peace. ecology and relig.ious organizatiens, had worked closely with police in planning the demonstration. The group was formed to pro-r test alleged abuses of nuclear power. Previous demonstratiQl'lS have been held at Seal Beach, · San Onofre nuclear power plant near San CleQlente and Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near San Luis Obispo. Demonstrations were planned for today at the latter two sites. Satarday's turnout was the luaett &how of force to date at Seal Beach. '1'be main thing we wanted to do was raise people's conscious- ness oa tbe arms race and ater•a• ol nuclear weapeas," 1aJd 1rv1nl Sarnoff. • volunteer coon:lloator ror the alliaAce. '-'I tblnlt we did that bere today." In preparation for the de- menstration, 150,000 leaflets bad been di.tributed, according to David Lumina. another aJHance spokesman. He also said ··40 house me.t- ings in Orange County have been (See NUKE, Page AZ> lllmtingtOn Man - • Held After Pursuit A Huntingtoq Beach man led Anaheim police and Caliromia Highway Patrol officers on a wild puuuit down three freeways Saturday afternoon before finally b.eing ap· pre trended. medic.al center, police said. The incident originated when Anaheim police were dispatched to lhe 4300 block of Alderdale at 1 :45 p.m. to investigate a report or s suspicious person. I •••• Brings Sales Boom, Trouble Keith M.acy, n. was being held for 72 hours oltservatioo in the mental ward at UC lrv\ne Medical Center after taking police on the-. pursuit from Alderdale Avenae and the RiverS.ide Freeway in Anaheim to Artesia Boulevard and' the Santa Ana Freeway in Buena Park. As police approached Macy he ran to bis car, rolled up the win- dows and locked the doors, re- ports l'how, M police neared the Macy vehicle it took off at a high .rate of speed. ~ acy drove recklessly ; through· the neighborhood. run-t ning',,top signs and traffic lights · before entering the Riverside 4 t'reeway. route 55, and heading : south. to the Garden Grove l Freeway. He took the Garden ~ Grove Freeway to the Santa Ana • Freeway. finally yielding to the : pursuing police vehicles. · It ls tile summer of 1978, slightly more than two months ,since the state Supreme Court laid California's liquor fair trade laws toresL And along the Orange Coast, reports from retailers and wholesalers indicate: -Consumers are buying I GRpcEAY CHAINS N..;o.t .. -=" Hundngton Be8Ch • Mll81on Viejo DISCOUNT STORES eo.t• ..... ..... tlngloft ... ~Toro ;:INDEPENDENT i!.fQUOA STOR~S more liquor, wine and beer than ever before, some estimates running as high as 20 percent more than a year ago. -Orange Coast consumers generally are paying less for the alcoholic beverages they buy. -Beer and wine prices, which were not affected by the court ruling are, nonetheless, betna cut by many retailers. -Price cuts In. the wake of the court rUling are foflowing a cr:azy quilt pattern. -Many who used to buy cheap branda or special labels are now bu)'tna name brands, Smirnoff, Jim Beam, Seagram's 7, J&B Rare and Bacardi. -In keeping with national trends, the-so-called whites - vodka, .rum. gin and tequila - are in vogue on the Orange Coastl... So are lmpbrted beers. -uespite ,prophesies to the contrary. no retail ouUet has closed its doors alter being deprived d the preflt protection inherent In fair trade pricing. -If not in trouble, Orange County's retail liquor industry is troubled. It ls the major wholesalers and retail diacomaters wbo re- port ~ sales in the af- termath ot the pas.sin& away of liquor fair trade laws. Spokesmen for wbelesalers Simon Le_vt1 Youn1·~ Market. NDC and DOOemlan Diltrlbutiag companies estimate tbelr liquor sales in <>range COunty are nm· Dina anywhere ftQm 10 to 20 per· cent ahead of the same two1 111onth period a year aao. Yo-,ang'a vtce president and general manaier Dave Dabov says, .. Name brands have J111t been f1ytq out ot our pla~e ... Stan' ..-err.r, NOC sales maDa1er, says m•~h the Hme th1n1 -la)ll are bOoaltna tn ()t_an,. ~ tftd Dame labeJI are 1.W.C tlaHoililuiiDer pll)'. n.. mm qree tbat many QOO• 1umen an tMIQI tbe&r ••vines in liquor prtc.e by tradtaa up to better m.~heretafcwe more ex· vebfUili. "Peopie}ult ....,"taolnl to bl (leeU'..IJULTe, .... Al) The dlase. reacbed · speeds· oC . over 70 mph ·and Macy was ap. prehended after reportedly righting with officen& rront> two Anaheim patrol cars. and ooe CHP unit •hen he was finally pulled over. • Another struggle ensued when Macy alleaed.ly ticked out win- dows of an Anaheim PD unit as be was being transported to the &ENftNO & &AVINO-The first 100 responses to the Daily Pilot's rent raise survey are analyzed. Renters tell of their predicaments and percentage of lnctrease wblle landlords respond that an expected rollbatk from PropoiitJon 13 won't betp all their expemes. PaaeAlO. COMPLEX ' COMPANY - Beckmao tutrumtnts 1oot.s like an elect.ronlcs com~ny, but closer tnspectlon shows cbeinislr)' Is at its heart. Page Cl. . An Anaheim police spokesman ! said no further information ~ could be released on the lncident i pending an investigation since i Macy is being held in the mental ~ ward. ducing th e "Great Performances" series. His ~ series ls now approaching its i sixth season and critics say it ~ lives up to its name. Page B'1. Q •• 1..t•s-"•• ~ ~ .. ....._ M A•U...-M 1 • .... -.-.Cl! .. a..riMMcalle ... ' a"'9ft ..._. 0 Ml .... ., I J wtlt Cl ' ....... cw ...... .,... c.. ........ ., .............. , ~ Dt·H Of .... 01i1m1Y M l 0..-~ Al '*-...... ~ .,....... AU 11IHt9n 1114 1 ............... M-1 ,,.._.._.. M ......... ..... 111• Tra• "" =a.-.~ =·--~ I ........ . ... 'tM/Y_...., Ct ~'::::!!!::=."'*"-•""' A .. ....., M DAA~ Ptl.Of sacna.. c.lllf c-kl ~-. TY ... • t' .• A2 CWLV PILOT Sundey. Augutt t . 1171 Target: Hiroshima 'No Remorse,' ~ ~laanapkm Bodgsklnanaers Crewman Say~ ARVADA. Colo. <APl -Th1rty·three years ago today, George "Bob" Caron took off in the bomber Enola Gay from Tiniun Island in the Pacific and flew north to Japan on the devastating bombing raid that opened the Atomic Age. · Go Sliding lleadlJrst • • •. ~· Caron was the taJlgunner a~ard the B-29 bomber and re- members "the mushroom buJlding up ... and the fiery. red core .. or the fireball as it rose after detonation or the bomb ove- the city of Hiroshima. Japan. "I was amazed. I had a feeling of relier that we'd escaped 1t," he said. ·~· O.lly .. , ... ,..... "' """ c.ney ... f'.erkll 0 '0-11 ••• Into -Suri Base-at Cd/fl Beach Des pite the evidence of pie· lures, th e third annual Bodyskimming Cham· pionship at Corona de l Mar's main beach wasn't a flop. Hundreds of Corona del Mar High School graduates lined the sides pf the jumping pit as Doug Garn executed a 44-foot. 6- inch skim. beating his 41 feet 3-inch mark last year. John Clark, at left. slides in for a non-winning. but splashy effort. The high school's alumni gather each year for a n unofficial · homecoming party on the beach. Some graduates this year traveled from as far away as G e rm·any to be there when Garn collected his prize. a trophy topped by a golden fish finial. From his tailgunner·s compartment, Caron p)lotographld "the city covered with a turbulent black mass or smoke. I "ft· member seeing the dock and airfield in the clear down in tbe harbor " Estimates or casualties from that atorpic blast vary from 80,000 to 200,000 persons. Three dtly& later. a second .atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city of Nagasaki, with casualties estimated there at between 39.000 and 74,000. • Five days after1he bombing-of Nagasaki. the govel'DIM1lt of Japan -a charred wreck of the military machine that oe*t:b' destroyed the U.S. Pacific Fleet four years earlier at Pearl Harbor surrendered and ended World War It. , Today, the Enola Gay is in the Smithsonian Institution . Qn Tinian. the jungle has yet to overtake the miles of concrete runways laid down for the planes that helped defeat the Japanese. C<1 ron is an engineering designer and gr andfather or five living in this Denver suburb. C<iron. now graying. a trim 135 pounds and ramrod-straight at 5 foot-7, says he hHs no regrets about his mission or Aug. 6. 1945 • "It's in its place. No bad dreams. No remorse. It had to J?e donl· without delay. Statist1c1ans say a million American lives were s aved by not having to invade the J apanese Empire. plus probably as mimy Japanese lives." Caron says he has received only one crank letter. and t~t JUSt three years ago. before the 30th reunion or the Enola Gay's crew. Ht.• suys he has received many letters of thanks frolD Amt•ncam. \\ho h;.1d been on Pac1f1c islands. readying for the in- vasion of Japan following bloody World War II jungle victories on ~uch islands as Okin<iwa. l\\O Jim a and the Philippines. Caron. who was 24 ut the time. remembers vividly the rlight that was his fourth combat m1ss1on Tht.• first three had been lo Japan with 10.000-pound TNT bombs They had been on target from an altitude of 30.000 feet to the docks at Kobe. a freitrit yard north of Tokyo and the railroad yards a l Nagoya . .. We took off at 3 a.m. After we got up. they loaded the (atomic I charge m flight,·' he said . Suspect Lost Loot, Freedom in Chase F ,....PageAJ NUKE PROTEST • • • held lo inform residents near the base or the dangers of nuclear weapons storage. tached to It asking finders to re· turn information to a Pico Boulevard addres s in Los Angeles noting location and dale or the find. .. l didn't feel any apprehension. I felt great that tM lt}d from Brooklyn was in on something like this. I was hoping' It would work and we'd get away from it." Only the pilot. Col. Paul W. Tibbets. knew the flight's mis- sion before the takeoff. •· After Maj. Tom Ferebee sounded the alarm "Bomb awai:·· the bomb detonuted with a blinding fl ash and the four-engine bomber reeled under two shock waves as 1t power-dived a way to escupe the bomb's then-unknown potential for destruction. Two passers -by chased a youth, later arrested in an a l- leged Garden Grove theft Satur- day. causing him to loose the loot and slowing his planned escape. Michael Edward Burt, 19, of Westminster, was arrested and charged with robbery after re- portedly using a handgun to force the manager of Ole 's Home Improvement Center. 9920 Westmins t e r Blvd., Garde n Grove, to empty a safe and cash registers of more than $2,000, police reported. Burt was reportedly wearing a ski mask and ran from the store following the 6:25 p.m. incident. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT An observer chased Burt who dropped tbe loot in front of Fire Stajion No. 7 on Westminster BOUievard, police said. As Burt attempted to retrieve the money another passer-by ap· proached him but Burt ran. police said. The youth then entered his car but was slopped by Garden Grove officer Jim Rosselit and reserve officer t>iane Price on Reading Avenue less than a block from the robbery, police said. He was taken into custody and booked in Orange County Jail. The cash, ski mask and weapon were recovered, police said. Police refused to release names of the store manaaer or passers-by. E',...P-.e A J GUILTY ••• Miss F1me said she and Yen- ney exchanged unpleasant words with the three youths as they were walkina home from a date the night of the crime. But the attack came later, she said, after the couple Jnade love ln the athletic field behind the high school. •'They bqan hittina ua both in the head," she aald. "Torres got on top ot rny chest and be1d my arms down. l wu aereamiq but J'11t aave up." Miss F1.-nld the two other youth• beat Yenney repeatedly In the bead wttli a au,n. Then. a.a he lay battefed aad bleedin1. they took tW'nJ raplne her, she Hid. The aetense, however, ques- tioned Mlst Fiene'• •denUflca· lloa of TOtTtS aa one of the three attacltert. "W alvers of safety standards at the base threaten to level up to 98 acres or residential proper· ty surrounding the base if :.i nuclear accident occurs." Although nucle a r weapons have been assumed stored at the base. situated on an earthquake fault, there has never been acknowledgment by naval of· flcials that munitions are actual· ly stored there. "Ships are loaded and un- loaded in the Pacific just off the base." Sarnoff said ... The nuclear warheads are there but base commanders won't confirm or deny it. I think they know we a r e h e re a nd h ea r our message.". Sarnoff w~s s ilting ia the grass near a softball diamond at McGaugh Middle School. Bolsa Avenue and Sea l Beach Boulevard. lt was headquarters for the alliance. The demonstrator numbers swelled to perhaps 2.000 who sat on the grass and llstened to a variety of speakers and rock and folk music groups on a stage at the diamond backstop. Uniformed Seat Beac h police men. minus helmets, walked the grounds but there were no Incidents. There were some verl>a~ 1~on frontations between a fdll people a ttending the event and youths dlatrlbuUng and selling Com· munilt and Marxist literature at a Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade table. An announcement was made from• the stage that the group was not part of the alliance. ' "We wish they weren't here," Sarnoff said of the Communist aroup, "But we don't want to forcibly eject them.·• Hundreds of helium-filled baUoont were sent skyward In f ronL of the 1ta1e Each balloon had a card at- The balloon sendotr was an ex- periment to find where radioac- tivity would be earned in case of an accident at the depot. Sarnoff noted. Tibbets describes the scene after detonation m a ~ ~chcduled for release next month entitled "The Tibbets Story. "I shall never forget the sight or that bright purple cloud boiling upward for 10 miles above a dying city, which was~ denty blanketed by an ugly mass of black smoke that.~ sembled, more than anything else t can think of. a pot of b!Cb- bling tar." HELP FIGftT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH TtjlS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS·CHEESE LOGS A apecMll bl.no 01 tasty Cti..s. rotlaO In Sl1loQd cf)eddlt ctiMH c~ wtlh CNllce nut lftdta &nd tooPICS wnh • c~. • Mlect 1111t 1T1Nt1; • detlghlful 1n.c11. 2 for $5 ~g9ea. From July 24 thru Sept. 4, for eve'/' CHEESE BALL or CHEESE LOO sold. Hickory Farms df Ohio · wltl oontrtbote 20¢ to the Muscular Dystrophy Association \ . ,,,, ... !..•, ;.: Fun in the Sun A On land or sea. people ilong the Orange Coast know .Mw.AP eg.Joy the good olo surinnertime. At left <top>. a couple go for an old fashioned boat ride in their rub· ber raft off Balboa J.g+and. while Andy- Roberson, 12 <bottom >. tries it solo. The female Frisbee flin1;er at Aliso Beach at right is un· identified . • SUndey, Augwt e. 1978 DAil v PILOT AS the Coast - ''--"!!'"-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~----------~~~~--~~~~~------~--------------------~------------------------~----~~~----~~~~----~~ ~:: ~:: F,.... P.,,e AJ . PULTS OF FREE T-RADJ~.J;IQ!!O~ PENDING_ ••• ;htisfied with 'ol' t ennis shoes' That's what most small re· In Sacramento, though, a out, prices on FedMart.s own ey m0tt." says Dabov. tailers have done the past two veteran liquor 1obbyist agreed to brands have not been cut and, as P a ul Luna of ABC in Los m«?nths, offered some special bein~ quoted but not ldenWied. a result, the p~ce aap between Aageles County sees the con-pr~ces. but generally held the H~fe s why: . them and national brands has stmer swing to name brands as pnce line. He~. I m sack and Ured of all narrowed. . . • t t>ad omen for refractors, firms ~mong 20 <;>range Coast rr-th~ cry.mg. . On the open busmess m:;mcet. Chat cul and boltle distilled ta1lers interviewed._ four ~aad Lets face at. a.11 some store t~e price of off sale hquor spirits under obscure or private th~y had dc:ine no price cut~. owners have done as pl~k down licenses th.at once went as high labels Tharteen said they were offenng $6,000 for a license, open a store as $82,000 1n Orange County bas · some specials. and then let some salesman dipped to around $50,000. "Refractors could be in for And the remaining three re· come in and tell them what to That means the demand for tQugh times if people are now tailers described their price cuts stock on their shelves. licenses that originally cost their koing to buy nat1ooally ad· as across the board. "You're damn right they've owners $6,000 and were held for vertised brands," Luna says. Those who refuse to cut say been protected by price Jaws five years has lessened. People were doing just that at they can never hope and won't and the limit on the number or Also, Jim Gunn of ABC in San- Vendome Liquors on Harbor try to keep pace with volume liquor licenses. ta Ana says, there is only a Boulevard in Costa Mesa last buyers and retailers like Ven-"They haven't ever mercban-passive amount or Interest in the )"eek. dome. dised. They haven't ever dis· 13 new off sale Ucenaes that will Vendome. a Pet Milk sub· Patterson's. the monthly li· played or sold. Some of 'em ha· come Orange County's way nen sidiary, has slashed everything quor industry pricing post. ven't even swept the floor. And month. but wine prices in its 29 retail shows discounts to retailers in· they've put guys who don't Each county in the state is al· • outlets. .. cr ease sharply with volume. shave behind the counte r lowedonenewlicenaeayearfor ls business good? And if discounts don't, the free b ee a use the y 'll work for each 2,SOO growth in population. .. You bet it is. It's just about cases that go with volume buy-minimum wage. The licenses are awarded doubled and I'd say tha.t's very ing bring super market and "They're in trouble. They're thtougbalottery. 'good," Vendome's manager other major retailers' costs dead right now. They better aet Gunn ls certain there'll be a s'm i le d Frid 8 y night as down. out whlle their license is stW goodly number of applications customers lined up at cash re· That's why some industry pro-worth something... for the 13 new licenses. He's al.so gisters. phets say the mom and pop li· Using less harsh words, some somewhat certain there will be · Vendome was selling Coors quor store will soon be extinct. Orange Coast liquor retailers lull In the buying of existing and Budweiser six-packs for And some industry spokesmen say much the same thing but in licenses until after the holiday $1.37. are up tight about what they see a different way. season. •·.Less than a mile down the as hard limes ahead for the Vic McAlister of Baycrest That ls when he and others say road, a so-called neighborhood small retailer. Spirits and Wine in Costa Mesa the retail liquor industry ln ·liquor store was selling the same Fred Simon, president of the says, "Good operators will sur· Orange County and elsewhere in .bf'ands for Sl.99. Orange County Chapter of the vive. Theotherklnd won't... California will face its deepest But the manager ther e said Southern California Retail Li· McAlister says small retail Ii· crisis. "1ere had been no drop in busi· quor Dealers Association. re· quor outlets can provide From Thanksgiving to New nesa when fair trade prices were fused to be interviewed unless he services major retailers can't -Year's the liquor industry does dr.opped and neighbors like Ven· could read the story before it free ice, check cashing, credit 35 to 40 percent of its annual ·dome started cutting. was printed. card purchases, catering help, business -the make-or-break Like many other small re-Simon complained that he is weddin.g an~ party advice, time of year. . t a jlers, the manager had a often quoted out of context and ba.~ending recapes and more. . G~nn and olhe:"S ~ay, this_ year number of specials on display. the industry be represents is fre· . We .also ~ave a personal rel a-at w,all be the frur tame to Judge an indication to customers they quently depicted as placing its t1ons~1p .with our cus.t~mers the u~pact of the Supr~me ~ weren't being left out in the cold self interest ahead of the con· th a t s 1 m Port ant, say decision on the county s 701 dts· ~discount pricing. sumer. McAlister. tilled liquor outlets and 726 beer Buck Buchholz or Mr. Buck's and wine sellers. · fmnpaign Stgle .. ·President Alights ~Jn Tobacco Country C'c 4 ~l.~ ?!•.WU.SON, N.C. <AP> -Presi· Califano, Jr., secretary of the ;i:dMt Carter said Saturday in the Health, F.ducation aad Welfare ;~eart of North Carolina tobacco Department, who Ls directing the ·!~ountry that he sees no in· anti-smokingcampaign. =::conslstenc~ In ~ $30 million .. I had planned to bring Joe ~!federal anli·smokang campaign Califano with me," the president ~hlle the gove.rnm~nt helps said. He added that "he decided ~baccofarmersfananc1ally. not to come'' after discovering ~ At a political rally here, Carter that Wilson's industry produces :-~mpbasized the need for con· bricks as well as tobacco. )f!~ed federal research into the Carter said he saw "no in· ~~Ith buardsof smoking. Later, consistency" in his simultaneous :;...~ mock auction at a huge tobac-support for tobacco growers• sub-::.;ro ba rn, be said the federal price sidies and for research on the ~upport for tobacco cost the lax· h 1 hh _ _.Aof kl :::s>ayer very little, and "as long as ea l Ucuu.> amo ng. ~.:t·m ln the White House ... we'll .. I wouldsaythatthetobaccoln· :~ave a good tobacco loan pro-dustry, the tobacco grower, the ~ram." federal government, ell citizens. :::: The president began the day in should have an accurate and :~orfollt. Va., where he dedicated enlightened educaUon program. ~ • l a research program, to make the ..... ht' Navy 8 newest nuc ear-smoking of tobacco even more ;t;pqwered crulser, and new back to safe than it ls today.•• he said. :~pblngton aft.er an afternoon In ;~son. Ironically, Carter's remarks ~ Carter, a non·smoker, brouaht coincided with the r elease in :~a U,hter touch to tbe sensitive is-Chica10 ol the results of a 14-year 0u. e by polling fun at Joseph A. atudr.aupportedbyt.heAmerican t~ MechcalAuoclatiooandflnanced ~ by six mltjor tobacco companies, ~·spy rL!...t on Bond which confirmed the 1114 Clndings ii': uu or the U.S. surceon 1eneral that '•! cigarette smokina help• cause ALEXANDRIA, V1. <AP> -lun&andheartdi.aeases. uid Truoai. a Vietnamese na· tional comtcted of 1pytn1 tor the Carter came here ln pert to try ommunllt 10Yernmeat lo to advance the poJWcal fortwtes anol. waa releaaed on '250,000 ~a Dcnnocratic candidatdorthe bond Friday but ordered to re-Senat" who ls trying to unseat rt In penoa dally to a U.S. conaervatlve Republican Sen. rahal and not to leave the Jesse Helm1. who haa calk!d ror .• caPttaI aru wtthout court 'tbt rctlll\atlon of the a9Ctttary of permlallon. Health, !'AueaUonaDdWtlfare. Liquor 1n Costa Mesa. agrees. Meanwhile. it is the best of Buchholz admits he's not hap. times for Orange Coast con. PY with the Supreme Court de· sumers of alcoholic beverages cision. "Here in California we who are drinking more, paying had probably the cleanest liquor less and drinking better quality market. in the country. than ever before. "But things have changed A state excise tax worker now . The business is in a slate or said last week from Sacramento flux . We'll have to be better that figures indicate the average oper ators a nd offer more Orange Countian of drinklng age services." each year consumes: Meanwhile, the majors a re -23.4 gallons ol ~r. girded up for the battle. -3.9 gallons of wme. -2.4 gallons of dis tilled Nate. Zec~ter. FedMart sales spirits of some kind. promotion darector, s~y his com-Total it up and it means the Ii· pany has slashed pnces across quor business in Orange County the board. is close to a $150 million a year A 1.75-liler bottle or Jim Beam industry. that sold for $12.79 in early May And today it's a troubled in· now sells for $9.89. Coors six-du.stry, an industry that some packs dropped from $1.77 to s&f ls going through what Sl.49. neaghborhood m a rkets went Significantly, Zecbter points through 20 years ago. F,..;,,P-.41 SCOTCHING ••• IN 'l1IE AFrERMATU INDUSTRY spokesmen qreed that the price of brand label liquors as welf as wine and beer prices not affected by th~ decision would tumble. They al.so predicted chaos in what until a few months ago bad historically been a carelully controlled lodl&ltry. Liquor lobbyists immediately began presaln1 for legislation. such as minimum mark up laws, that would assure some semblance of proftt to Mailers. Simultaneously state offldals winled olf to Ne• Yort to study the con.sequences of that state abandonlnc liquor fair trade paces. And doomsday prophets ln the Uquor Ulduatry said the COl'Der liquor store would soon vanlall as bad MltbbortlQOd dru1 st.of • arocery markets aod dime atol'ft, For aun, the prophets said, mom and p0p wtll be forced out of the li· quor bmineas. MEANWHILE IN SAN F&ANCllCO, bey bNeiU relresh Larkin St.reel lhoppen u tho he.ct for BC>b's. market where RJcbard ConettJ still ttlll brand label n. quor for any price be pleuea. Now, however, there are' no AIC invnU,1ton for Cof'ettl toworTJ about. I /Jus Wre~kage ·Found in Lake EASTMAN. Quebec <AP) -Divers groping along the murky bottom of a lake round the wreckage of a bus Saturday that plunged into the water when its brakes apparently railed. trap- ping inside most of the 48 persons aboard. Police said 41 drowned and many of the victims were han· d icapped persons returning from a theater excursion. Only the bus driver and six volunteers accompanying the h a ndicapped passengers m a naged to escape after the vehicle tailed to mate a a sharp turn at the bottom of a hill and shot off the roadway into Lac d'Argent, 50 miles southeast or Montreal. Officials said the body or a 72-year-old woman was ro•nd in the lake. Bodies of the other vie· tims were belteved to be still in the bus. The officials said they did not plan to remove the bodies in· divi dually and would hoist the bus to recover all of the victims. Alain Pouliot. one or the sur· vivors. said the bus floated for about five minutes before it sank m60feetofwater. .. Everybody in the bus was yelling, 'Help! Help! ... he said. Police said it had drifted about 150 yards out onto the lake before it went down. The Friday night tragedy was the worst bus accident m Cana- dian history. Most or the victims were members or the Society of In· firmed and Handicapped of the Asbestos Region and ranged in· age from 14 to 86. Two were in wheelchairs. but the rest were believed able to move without aid. Some were mentally han· dicapped and others had a varie· ty of physical ailments. Also among the dead were two nuns. a priest and parents or the dis· abled persons. The group was returning home to the nearby mining town of Asbestos about midnight after seeing a French-language com- edy called "A Simple Double Wedding" in El}Stman. It was a special performance for the ban· dicapped group. Free tickets had been provided by a supermarket chain. Pouliot said the drivu re· alized the brakes had failed as be beaded down the hill. ''The bus started to speed. and the driver told me to tell every. one to 1et set because he was aolna to do a 9Cklegree turn ... aald Pouliot. "But at the speed we were going. he couldn't tum and drove riaht into the water ... Pouliot said he aot the bus door open and the first thln1 he saw wu a boat anchored off shore. ..l awam Cor the boat. There was nobody on shore so I yelled for help ... He said residents camt run. nlng from nearby summer cot· ta,ges but they could not free the boat from lta moonn1. Pouliot said bls Wile escaped from the bua throu&h a window. "l don't know bow sh.e made 11 to shore, beeouae she doeen't swlm." Constable Aloin Perron told :a newa conleren~ pollct "bave already lnv•U,ated tb driver and he was in perfect condition -no alcohol, nothing." Donald Rake. a student visit· Ing the area for the weekend, said he arrived soon after the bus sank and with another man took a rowboat out to where sur- vivors were shouting in the darkness. "They were panicking and we were afraid they would grab us by the neck or something, so we just pulled them into our boat. There were three or rour people in the water. I'm not even sure how many we pulled Into shore except I think It was a woman and two men," Rake said. "They got off the bus for the show and were happily singing a song. something about a little bard with feathers on its back." said Benoit Cliche, an employee at the Theatre de la M arjolaine. He said after the play "they were really happy. They had seen a funny show and it made them laugh a lot." They boarded the bus, whi ch then turned onto a roughly paved road that drops a lmost immediately Into a sharp des- cetat for about two·thirds of a mile to the lake. "Imagine how the news is re· ceived here in a town or 9,000 where everybody knows every- body else." said the Rev. Guy Gilbert of Notre Dame de Toute Joie parish in Asbestos. "You read about catastrophes a round the world . . . wheo there are a dozen little children killed ... you say it's too bad. but when it bits you in your own surroundings. It's not the same." Resignation 'Whitewash' Solon Claims OKLAHOMA CITY (AP> - Rep. Glenn English. D·Okla .. charged Saturday that the man who resigned Friday as the U.S. Agriculture Department's top food·safety regulator was "luil· ty of hiihlY improper conduct" and said be will make public a report detailinl the allegations. English, chairman of a special task forc e or a House Agriculture subcommittee that investigated the conduct of Dr. Robert AngelotU. also said the claim by Assistant Agriculture Sec r etary Carol Tucker Foreman that Angelotti resi(lfted voluQ.tarily Friday is "a whitewash and a damned lie." I know Cot a fact he < Angelot- ti> had to resign and 1 was notiried In advance that he would resign," Entlish told The Aaaoclated Presa while here (or tht' weekend. EnalJ.sh said that when he r. turns to hts Wuhlnaton olflce Monday he will releue a~ ol a report.by the.inspectar 1eoeral of the Aaftcultun Department detatuna what 1tn11lah cort1lden Anae lotU's Improper rel•· tton1htp •lt.b Rtrtitn Silver· ateln, a fOod-lndu.atry conauUuL '· -. .r: .. .. • • ! '. •, t . .. l • • . ' . . . • ! • • • ~ • , . • • • . :: . ... fl4 OM.VPfLOT 1' 8Unday, AUOUllt I. 1171 Wffldy review of Orange Coast highffghts . o.ltr ................ CHRISTOPHER KEIL, 2, REVIEWS THE TROOPS •. ,, .. ,, A game of cops and toddler It was a game of cops & toddler last week as Irvine's finest lined up for their annual inspection. The chief may have been tough in his review of uniforms, shined badges and shoes, but Christopher Keil, 2. son or reserve officer Larry Keil, seemed to have been tougher, especially in his scrutiny of Lt. Jerry Boyd. In the picture above, he seems to be saying, "wipe that smile off your face." Huntington Be.1c h Doggie bag's really a stash of Angel Dust Huntington Beach's police department dope sniffer has won the fight to obtain a legal slash of PCP; what's more, it'll be kept safe in the trunk of the sniffer's best friend's car. The sniffer's name is Wolfgang. He's the force's drug detecting canine and Laquna Beach the "angel dust" is to be used to train the German shepherd to locate illegal batches of the dangerous drug. The department bad sought a small quantity of the substance to train the pooch, but had to argue their plea befor~ Orange County Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight. An officer commented: "How the bell cau you train a dog to detect a dnig if you don't give him the drug to sniff?" Judge Knight agreed. Sparks fly over returned chief Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks went back to his office last week, but his welcome wasn't uniformly warm. Sparks bad been suspended without pay following a June 29 bar incident in which be punched another patron. Sparks wound up paying a S500 fine. His return to work was greeted by demands by some officers for his resigna- tion. aired in public at last Tuesday's city council meeting. Some officen said if they'd done the same thing, they'd have been fired. Sparks was backed at the meetlna by Jay Murley, a spokesman for the gay community who sug&est· ed that disgrunUed officers should find jobs elsewhere . Sparks didn't attend the meeting. Tough stance a little late? It was something like locking the barn after the horse was stolen, but Festival of Arts directors last week de- cided to beef up security at the festival grounds after works by three artists exhibiting there were stolen. Two watercolors. ... a small paintlni and a bronze sculpture of two figures were taken from display areas last we.le. Police suspect the works were passed 9ver a fence near ah art display area. A guard will now be posted there, festlval . offieials said, to "serve as a deterrent to thieves." In addi· tion, a new receipt form for patrons must be turned in al the fate before ta.kine purchases from the around.s. 5Venus Probes ·setToGo MOUNTAIN VIEW CAP>-Tbe flnt American apa~raft aimed at the 1W'f1te of Venus, an •n· hoapltable planet shrouded in clouds and mystery, be1ln1lts220 mllllon-mlle journey Monday from Flort~a '1 Kennedy ~ Center. Plonett Venus I will scltter five probee ~ tbe "'*Pe Venualan t&lllCllphere to Jearn if there ia IQ)' chance cl Earth -a waler-rich planet on wbieh life thrives -beeomln.g the dry, de- solate, lifeless world tbat Venus appears to be. The spacecl'8ft. h>eludes a transporter vehicle called a bus ferry and four minl$hips which are destloed to crash lnto tile planet.'.ui&dace~ It.will join a.ala· tershlptbat'salready en route. Wnm, ......... WASHINGTON <AP> -A small library or other public facilitydoesn'thave to spend a lot of money to make itself aeeeu•· ble to the handicapl*S, but i1 must serve them somehow, the Department ol Health, Education and WelfareaaldSaturday. In a policy ruliq that 1t.emmed from a dispute in the rural Iowa town of Rudd, HEW's Office for Civil Rights said a smaU library could comply with the Jaw by in- stalling "a simple wooden ramp." Rudd's residents, -howe.va; ~..city. doesn'.t haveanybandicappedresldents. a.Ill• 'lledtle' MOSCOW <A'P> -Reacting to growing contacts between Peking and Washingt.on, lheSoviet Union on Saturday accused China of try- ing to torpedo det.enle and incite World War Ill. In a 2,400-word article headlined "Intoxicated by M'lil · m,"theCommunistPar· y Pravda said, "The leaders are trying as best they can to frustrate the detenle process <and) are openly putting the question of recarving the world's mapintheirfavor.'' A .... S ... B•rt NAIROBI IAP> -Ugandan President ldi Amin escaped in· jury but two of his sons were hurt when a car driven by one of his wives was involved in an accident during a four-day auto rally, Uganda radio said Saturday. The rad.Jo said Sarah, Amin's junior wile and co-driver in the 1,500-mile race, was behind the wheel of his Peugeot 604 when it was Involved in a "technical acci- dent·• near Uganda's border with Tanzania. a.tJa ..... v,,. .. ,,. LONDON <AP> -About 120 Cuban soldiers arrived in U Banda last month before a purge of the Ugandan army by President ldi Amin, London's weekly observer reported Sunday. Cuban diplomats here could not be reacbedforcomment C..cH•teB...Wd RICHMOND, Va. <APl Mourners wept openly Saturday during funeral services for Richard Obenshain, the Republican U.S. Senate can- didate, killed Wednesday In a fiery crash of asmallplane. Pepellatf ... VATICAN CITY <AP>-Onhis doctor's advice, Pope Paul VI Is taking a "complete rest" for a few days alter a rare summer recur· rence of his painful arthrosis, the Valle an announced Saturday. .. SOuth Texas Rains End . ' ' Grim Search Continue& for Miaing, Victi1111 ~ ~ ..... !!!.!!:!!! .. ~ Ckt!JHM' .. 11111111 ---••• 1t ,. tOt 1' '° .. a ., t7 11 7S SS .. SS '3 1' 70 .. " '1 a 11 "' . " . .. JJ .. A ,, .. I01 62 a 11 12 J4 1t S1 ., ... IJ ,. NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER Polfee Reeoeer 0.lldrens' Bodies Detroit police Saturday tound bodies of 2 tiny children in shallow grav~ behind ramshackle residence occupied by a re- ligious commune. A former cQmmtme membel'tOtd po ·cethey may be his 1-year· old nephew and 3-year-old niece. Police are holding the 29-ycar-old leader oC the group under "investigatory arrest." The ..bodies had been buried about--"' .)tear.. ago_ according to the informant. FBI Informer May Be Ti«I To Murder Cult Leader Left Unpaid Bill Behind GREENVILLE, Ala. <AP) - District Attorney Jobie Br}'an says he will ask a Lowndes County grand jury for a murder indictment against former FBI informer Gary Thomas Rowe In the 196S slQying of a Detroit cjvil righ~ ~rker . BRYAN,' WHOSE jurisdiction covers Lowndes and two other south Alabama cowities. s~id he would go to the jury Sept. 18 in connection with the s hooting death of Mrs. Viola Gregg Liuzzo jn March 196.5. Mrs. Lluzzo was killed as she drove civil rights marchers from Selma to Montgomery the same night a week-long march led by the late Martin Luther King Jr. ended in Montgomery. The district attorney said he would talk with Birmingham police this week about two sur· prise witnesses who wo1i1ld be available to testify agains t Rowe. "WE'RE N<Yr going to waste any time wtlh this thing," he said. MISSOULA. Mont. <APl Immanuel David. the religious cult leader who killed himself and whose wife and children later leaped from an 11th story hote l balcony in Salt Lake City. lived here in high -'tyle from June 1975 to January 1976. ac· coYd1ngtcra newsva~ The Missoulian reported Satur- day that Davtd left town Wlthout paying a $5,000 bill for a motel room and phone calls Tbt? paper said the Davids stayed at the Red Lion Motor Inn in downtown Missoula. at first paying for rooms. but then lettins their debts pile up. FORMER MOTEL manager Raymond Mitchell, who now lives in Vancouver. Wash .. said in a telephone interview that the Red Lion Corp. took the $5.000 debt out of his bonus pay. "They <Red Lion oHicials 1 took my whole bonus," Mitchell said. "I don't know why l went along with the guy !David). but I trusted him. "Sometin1es he was paying ahead," Mitchell-said "He owed HE DELIVERS MORE NEWS EVERY DAY THAN about $500 at one point and he came into the office one day and gave me $1,000 .. THREE·FOURTHS of the un- paid bill was from collect calls David .accepted from Germany and ·other fo reign countries. l\tm'trettsaid --· - - He said the Davids stopped by his office at the Red Lwn on the day they were leaving Missoula for Ctah and David assured him he would pay the balance of his bill soon. .. I Just trusted the guy ... said ~htchell. "I would have sworn lhat someda~ he'd muke 1t good ·· MIKE DOAK . 29 . who managed the motel restaurant said David tried. uns uctessfulJ}, to borrow money from him. "He had form ed his own church... Doak said. "and he thought he was God's only pro· pJlet on Earth. He thought he had been brought here to rebuild the faith and he believed that his only mission was to build a tern· pletothe fa1th inArtzona." WALTER c 'RONKITE FRAXK REY"~OLDS JOHN CHANCELLOR 0 In a typical half-hour show, a television ne~s personality reads only about as many words as ar e printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot. Thus, your Daily Pilot carrier brings you a lot .more news of the state, nation and world than you see on TV. And, you gel' complete news and pictures of events close to home that Walter. Frank and Johndon'thavetimefor There a r e mor e than 900 Daily Ptlot "newscasters". Each is an independent merchant learning valuable lessons about peo· ple and business Boys and girls over 10 year!-> old can earn while they learn as Daily Pilot carnPrs To become a Daily Pilot ··newscaster" just can 642-4321 and ask Cor the circulation department. Chances are good you '11 (ind ~ profitable carrier rout e near your home Walter rea11y doesn't mind th com· petition \ -----~ ~-------~~ ------- STAIE NEWS I TAX PROPOSALS Sunday. August 8. 1978 DAIL V PILOT Al '.~ SpeDdin'g TAimits Get Mom, Apple Pie Treatment SACRAMENTO (AP> -Tbtrt'I a new .. mothet'hood" l to 10 wtth tbe Fourth ol JJl.ly and apple ple. lt'a called aovernment al*>dl.ftl Umlta. and lo the wake ol Propoatt.loa 13 ll '1 har'a t.o ftnd anyonewho'1•11ln1U.beld a. •:• But lho d ree ol affection varlet ireatlY de· pendlni; on lh•P:t of the packaae Then are apendl_.., linUta and then tlMN are 1pendiJ2C Umtta. .. and t.bey dltru ln fle:dbility and seventy .. ·: M08'1'088DVIU BEUEVS Ute Leflalatur. will approve • tpendlQ1 llm1t meaaure befor-e ll ad· Joum•Aua.31. TheSen teh alre,actypUMdone andGov.Ed· mund Brown Jr. and Auembly Speaker Leo McCal"tb1endocMtbe~ Evtn IOID ol lb oraaniutlom t.bat could be ex ,. peete4 to oppo1e nd.ln.I Umlb uy tctal opposlUon 11 no aoa,. prad.lcal. • ... W.1'9allJ .,.'\ nytq we an ca~orlettly • opPoled t.o UroltaUon," says ""'8111 Keller. a lobbyist • for the ~ueotC&llfomia CiUes. • "Whet we're 1QlD.1 ls before they ue impOHd, • ~ple ouebt lo iOQk at the i mPfd on atate ana local IOYemmenta. l think t.be Ume Is past when you can justoppmellati~ •· There is a cltantt, .however, t.ba~~~!mlta • could become eo••r lA I.be.. tion .. maneu•eriRI that k1 ed two Democratic pl'Operty • taxcutblllalastyear. Lawmall:en only .have until A-c. 15 to put a COOr sliluliooal amendment limilincspendiilg on tlie Nov· ember ballot tor voter consideration. TREY OOULD PUT the limit mto state statutes anstead ol the coo.stitution, which means it couJd be amended or eliminated without voter approval. -The major dlfrerences among tbe PTans are whether they apply to both state and local govern· ments, their starting dates, the factors spending in· creases are tied to, whether they ar e bills or consUtu· lion al amendments, and their escape clauses. Republlcans are pushing SCA 42, a constitu· tional amendment by Sen. George Deukmejian. R·Long Beach, that bas cleared the Senate and is scheduled tor a bearing Monday along wit.b several other plans in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee. But Assembly Republican Leader Paul Priolo says he's been told by McCarthy the Democratic· controlled Assembly will not allow Deukmejian, the GOP candidate for attom ey general, lo carry the measure that makes it to Bro""1 's desk. Brown, who endorsed the spending limit concept . in a June television speech, says he will provide de· tails of his own plan Monday. when legislators return ' · from a July recess. ~ · ' PRIOLO SAYS REPUBUCANS will back the Democratic governor's proposal if it is "something we think will do the job. ··we are. after all. the minority party and it might be somewhat unrealistic to think it's going to -. be a Republican biJt to get out and on the ballot,•' he said. But while the GOP may not have the votes to ap· prove tbeir own plan, they may have enough votes In the Senate to block a Democratic proposal. Reveauea collected above the limit would have to1>e retumed by a tax cut. . '"" -ACA SO by Assemblyman Bruce Nestande.-R· Oranae. It would limit at ate expenditure increa&e' to personal income growth and require thhl any 51lr· plus funds be used for tax rebates or to deal wltbJan economic emergency. It would take a three·fourlhs vote of the Legislature to declare such an A Revenue and TaxaUon Committee analysis of SCA 4.2 aays lt would torc&:'lncreaslnaly large state expenditure reductions" bnfess state assistance to local gdveroment was cut. The analysis predicts state eJptnditures could rrow about 8 percent a year. compared td the current 1'ld2percent.11Jewcertalnty caused by Proposition 13 make Pft'dtetlons about 'SCA 42's local impact "hlthlyconJectu.ral," it.adds. In hia television address, Brown called for a plan baaed ontlao~aaea In penonal income, which in re· cent years have tended to run ahead or inflation. emergency. 1 -A.CA 94 by Assemblyman Ron Cordova. l>'El Toro. It would tie state revenue increases to inflat.lon and population growth. Local revenue increues would be tied to Inflation plus new constructior# or scboolenrollmentjumps. t Hett are brief summaries of other spend- ing limit plans: -SB 111 by Sefl. Dennis Carpenter. R·New~rt Beach. This is actually a revenue limit because i e· quires that slate income tax brackets be adjus ed each year for inflation. ' fl-Gun.ea ~•Jl!.•red . Suif;J' .s-Hit .. ·3 DriverS . - SAN BERNAllDiNO <AP> -At bJ'!.letshitt.besidewindo)lll"ofher car. least three people in San Bernardino .... Two Yellow Cab Co. drivers also -:were injured~ Saturd~-wM.n-reporled being-ehot at by sn.ipef&. but two snflJers. hidden on a strea cor· neither was injured. Ml'S. Paul satd. oer. sbot them ln their cars. poUce The second cab driver was shot at saidt • . · when he came to the aid of the fitst. · The snipers. armed with small· she said. caliber weapons. fired at cars pa&$· Neerete was treated and releafed ing by a residential street comer at a local hospital, while .Mrs. Ashley about 2 a.m .• said San Bemardino was given first aid at the police ~a· police lspokeswoma.n Dorothy Paul. tion. Lujan was listed in stable COl\d•· J njured were Pau L 'an. 22, who tion at San Bernardino Commu.rfity s uffered a . guns o wound 1n llie Rospifal. -- neck. Richard Necrete, 31, who was About 20 police officers uns\lc· shot ln the shouJaer. and Regina cessfully combed the area for fhe Ashley. 26. wtlo suffered minor cuts snipers. who were identified as \wo from glass that shattered when men, Mrs. Paul said. .50M~posa Foothill Fires Under Control MARIPOSA CAP> -Most of the estimated 750 firefighters called in to battle more than 50 lightning strike firl!s ne'llr · trere were sent•home · _Saturday as the major fires were controlled. the sCate Department of Forestry reported. Three major fires were controlled after burning an estimated 1.200 acres or heavy brush and high grass si nc e Thursday, said Robert Vaughan. fire information officer. Broun Offer: Meet .Halftroy SACRAMENTO CAP> - Democratic Gov. Edm und Brown Jr. renewed bis offer Saturday to compromise with Re ptrbli-can -challenger Evelle Younger over the form of tetevlsibn <febates. Brown said be would take part ·in two single·issue face·lo-face debates like Younger wants, if Younger would agree to two wide·open debates with newsmen asking questions. .. I'll meet him halfway," Brown told a convention of the Mexican American Political As· sociation. • a~ t' 'A6 the Stkk-to-it-i1'fmeSS · .... RJ an s lFi 0 r Summertime and the living is boring. But Gary Thomenelt or The three fires were the most serious of the many reported Thurs· day and Friday a long the Sierra Nevada foothills from Fresno through Merced and southwestern Mariposa counties . More than 17 other fires were re· ported in Sequoia, Los Padres and Sierra national forests. and omctats said lesser. more ~ypical lightning activity was predicted through the weekend . Answering a question from the floor. Brown said his seeming switch from opposition to sup. port or proposition 13. the S7 billion property tax CQt, was a case or ''I'd rather swtlch than f)IM ... •• · Escondido has managed to fill the time by buildl~g' a tower or . jj · l p • sticks. The youngster started his reach toward the sk when school . ; enta at•ent ended in . May. ·:There was nothing else to do~·· e explained.. ., Construction continues. SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Police now believe that a baby girl round in the shrubbery behind a service station near Golden Gate Park is the child or · a39-year-oldmentalpatient. Sgt. Tom Mazzucco said a slip or paper with the letterhead or a-local hospital and the woman's name ;. • were found near the in· ~ fant. The woman is a pa· : ( C"r ~TE J lie.nl at the hospital, he ~-. ~ .. ,,.. said. .. _ M aziucco said the • mother, whOse nanre was '$ withheld. was too disoriented to talk with police. But •:. the man ager or the hotel in which she recently lived ;. said she had a baby in her hotel room on June 22 and : gaveitaway lhreedays later, he said.· :. If pol.tee are able to confirm the baby's identity. " they will seek to have her declared a wan! or the : .court. Mazzuccosaid. .. •. ;:,. Trie Beld I• B~• B•t r COACHELLA (AP> -More than $250,000 worth or heroin was confiscated and t.bree men • have been booked for investigation or selling the ! drug, Riverside County sheriff's deputies said. • The three men arrested were identified as : Miguel Bazua, 38, of Lynwood; Candido Iban'a, 58, • of Weslaco, Texas, and Rigoberto Lugo, 34, of : Earlimart, said sheriff's Sgt. Steve HadJey. Three handguns and 47 ounces of heroin were confiscated : by authorities, Hadley said. t • .. f ,. p ••••• INa fa Tftlller f"lre • ' • • I • HANFORD <AP> -While her husband was away feeding a friend's dog. an elderlr. invalid woman died in a fire that gutted her trailer house ~ here, authorities said. r Kings County Deputy Comer Bill Willard said ~ the badly burned body of Dortha Christine Holmes, • I 69, was found half out of her bed Friday after the blaze . : C'•e•I• ee.iuc v..... f"lre LOS ANGEUS (AP> -The state Boan! of Dental Examiners has filed suit against Dr. Richard Beauchamp and his Dental Finance Co. The suit names Beauchamp, licensed t=pr · lice dentistry in California in 1939, as preside or Dental Finance. It alleges corporation era James Beauchamp and Robert Ganiere have neither been licensed by the state as dentists nor Dental Finance registered as a dental corporation. ....._,Vie,,_ Betlter •I 5 CHATSw0R11i <AP> -A woman found dead in a Chatsworth field has been identified as 39- year-old Domini& Mendoza, the mother of five children. Loi Anceles police reported. Pol(ce said , they have no motive or suspect in the slayina. • Mrs. Mendoza's nude body was discovered I Wednesday, two days after her family flied a mlaa· I ing persons report. The woman apparently had I been beaten t.o death. f I t l•••e nre ... ····-·er VAN NUYS CAP> -A Rolllnl HlUs woman w11 kllled And her husband and two ch1ldrea ln· jured when a WbeeJ that Dew oft another Clf 1Lnack their vehicle, 'caualna Lt to ao out of control, au&horttle1 &A)d. The huttlln& wheel sbaUered the wlndlhield of a statlon waaon driven by Edmund K. Slintaby, 45, after ll ~ 3'0 feet down the San Diqo Freeway. Sllnpby'a Wile Ann. 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(714) 834-9383 ' -_-.. ~ • a Orange Coast Daily Pilot 7 E l .. ito•: r1' . al .. ~;e04 '·\t1 .. J~~~~~flH~01t l lo',' '•;1~~A1~tt~tt;~tt;r •' .. '· .. 1 .~• '1r./ '1 '• ,., /l ~ ~~~ ................... s.undl .. •y•,A•ug .. "'•'•e•.•'97•8 ............. R•o•be .. n•N•.•W•eed .. •/•P•ub•t•lsht .. r .... T."°"' ... •.s•K•ee•v•l•l/•E•d•lt•or-.:, No ~ercentage Fits All I .andlords .. You can't blumt' oml' ~partm~nl und mobll~ homt• park r.:ntt-r:, for ~ans mud Led to beUc\'e paa.saac or Prop 13 would lower lh ... ir rents . those who have experienced incr~ase~ since the June election urc underslundobly ~rplexed downright un~ry in muny In t anc~~ Ai. shown in» locaJ report on Puce AlO ln today'i; Daily Pilot. few lf any apartment owne~ huve lowert:d renta. A number have raiftd the. 501'ru.' substanuully. Tb<' patern h1 lht! ~amc :itulewlde. In f Qct lht• rumbll' of dl!Sconte nl shows :.agnti of bccomin, u roar and lht> PoS ibUJty of stJtcwide rent con lrol lt1J1slut1on 1 not as far.fetched or as PolltlcuUy am· pu.~stble at up.,.a~ only11 f ee1ts ago Certaanly those flrt"t.'dy l•ndlords who ha\'e amposed unsecmJ.y rent mcrease ~ JWle 6 bave earned eVU)'· 90e's scorn But tellina landlords when .And how much the" should cut thear rents ls not reosible o r fair Al this pomt neither th<' lu.ndlords nor MY oth~r prop erty owners know JU t What the Prop 13 "windfall" wUI • be. Already most..10\•emment ~nct<'S are buu thank111& ·up user fees to olr et their f>roperty tax losses And if these involve additional chargH for water. trash collec· .• tion or sewage fees, the savings coutd weJJ diminish Landlords base rents on a multitude of (actors besides property t ax Some have large mortgage and in· tet~t paymenb to meet. Inflation causes steady in· creases in the q>st or m aintenance. utilities. equipment replacement and repttirs. There are just too many factors involved landscape costs. for example to make -rt-possible to pick some magic percentage of saving that would apply to all. Gov. Brown -three months from election time -- h as done his share of grandstanding on the issue. He dangles rent control as a weapon and races up and down the state telling landlords they'd better voluntarily lower or hold rent prices. It's gotten him a lot or press expos ure and free TV time. Still. his message isn't ·entirely wrong. If the rent gou~ers t ake advantage or enough of California's 10 million renters and if all landlords don't make rea- sonable efforts to hold the line on rents -some form of rent control grows more and more likely. Re nt controls are unfair. Besides. they don't work But the same could.be said oi Prop . .J.3. And the same spirit that led to passa~e of Prop. 13 -the outraged .. We've had enough!" a ttitude -could coagulate a move- m ent to slap a lid on every residential rental in the slate. ••• Paradoxically, Gov. Brown's self-selected high vis· ibility on the rental issue could turn against him. If push comes to shove a nd a rent control bilJ does go through the Legislature. he'll have to sign it or not sign it. One way he risks the support of the rich and powerful real estate industry. The other way he ris ks the support of those 10 million rente rs. It wouldn't be a comfortable box to be in . No More Free Rides? Free bus rides soon may be a thing of the past for Orange County senior citizens who ride without charge a collective 200.000 times a month. For the past four years. county supervisors allocated a portion of f cd eral revenue sharing dollars to pick up tht- t ab for the 10.cent bus fares charged seniors by the Orange County Transit District COCTD). But today's economic crunch may spell an end to the progfam. Faced with budget balancing problems. OCTD directors raised senior citizens rares to 15 cents as part of a district-wide fare hike package. And county supervisors. facing a similar financial ~queeze. will be hard-pressed to find the $345,000 this year to subsidize senior fares. Unfortunately. the needy and elderly often are h a rdest hit when government is forced to cut sperniing. "Jevertheless a 15-cent bus fare is modest in today's economic climate and still represents a 20-cent discount from OCTD's basic 35-cent fare. · Senior citizens and others who have benefited from government-help programs in the past may just as well get used to the idea that they'll have to start paying more of their own way. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expr.-ed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92628. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Leeches Up By L. M. BOYD Price of leeches bas gone up considerably. They cost about $6 apiece now. U1ed to cost only 50 cents each. Sargent's drugstor~ in Chicago sells about 500 maybe 600 a year. People who want to get rid df ob- v ious bruises in a hurry s ometimes use leeches to draw on the discoloring blood. More monuments have been erected to Buddha 1 to any other man. But you name the woman or whom the most monuments ban been erected. Quite ao, the Virlin Mary. Jt bas been determined s(lentiftcally that the most efficient 1weeper1 use brooms wUb bandies six inches longer than tho,se sweepers are tan. The original voice or Mickey Mouse durin' hi" first 20 years was none otber than that of Walt Disney himself. Nowhere in the Bible does it say that angels have wlngs. Q. "ls there really such a thing as a white Bsldmo?" A. So it's said. Early in this century, Vilbjalmur Stefansson discovered a group of blood J;a~os on Victoria Island. t>escendants of Viking colonisb mated to natives, it's thoupt. Q. "Can eating too many carrots make your skin tum orange?" A. Can indeed . Tb at carotene poisoning is called hypercarin<>sts. It won't kill you. And it wm ao away, lf .you lay off the canots fOT' awhll , Mrs. Virginia Spiegel. 36, ol London, told the court she was hurt about the Ups tn such a manner durlnt a car wreck that ahe no loncer could enjoy ki11ln1t. Tbe court a word~ her $15, 700 In damares. Our Love and War man fi.nds no f ult with this d~rff. A woman certainly boutd ~ at 11 '15. TOD worth.d. lid.qtaa ·~ ••••. II.,._ a WU. more Carter's Hearing Aide Falters WASHINGTON -M id'e Co1lan1il, always moto pu1lonate than prudent, Jolm the 1rowtnc Uat of Carter stans to depart the Wbltc House. Alas, Corter should never have appointed her to sene 1'.s the Pru l dent'& Ualson to lhot1e scg menh1 of the rubllc which t>e l they don 't have propttr acceu to th e Oval ~rt.rte. Mldle ~s over her head in the job. and t.bia failure is as much Carter'• doinC as hers. It was Midle!a duty t~ retelve and listen to ~ endless number of oreanizatlon voices in the )tepubllc, .r..t:Jay their "~on cerns" to the president, and. wben appropriate, refer such pleaders to government ageo· clea for relief. The payoff for Carter W"8 sup- posed to be that the chieftain.a would JO home to tell tbeir fiocks ttiat Jimmy Caner nOCOn-=- ly understood and cared, but that something was goina to be done, by gosh. SO MIDGE AND her staff listened to the Irish National Caucus, the American Legion, Greeting Card Publishers Assn .. Pan ·Ast an Women, Allen Ginsberg, the Concerned Citizens of Oneida County, N.Y. <worried about losing their Air Force base>. Indians, the Chamber of Commerce, con· sumer advocates, Israel interest groups, the National Association ol AI ab Americans. and well. just about everybody. Now, to survive in this job.- one must have: the patience of a-' priest.in a confessional w~ en- dures bad breath and unbelieva· ble excuses; a diplomatic syochromesh transmission which can smoothly shift gears d111ring successive meetlngs with pro and anti-gays; and Henry A. Kissinger's genius in sending e verybody home feeling happy. Alas , Midge is not blessed witb these abilities. She is a poUtical and personal enthusiast who leaps into advocacy before s he looks to the consequences. She is an ardent supporter of lbe Jack Anderson ga11. the women's movem~nt, a bortlon-on-demand, anti.war 1roup1 and coo1umeri1m ac· tlvl1t1. SINCE SHE WAS swept Into ofllce ln the euphoric tide en- velopin1 Carter at the time, Midge made lt the fint order of bushiess to lnvite whom abe te· garded as heretofore "no-no's" -the National Gay Task Force. Cora Weiss' "Women's Strike for Peace," a pro-Hanoi outfit, and Ralph Nader. Naturally she buked in the publicity for these ·'historic firata," although Nader bad been in Nlxon's White House as a 1uest at Tricia's weddin1 and bad visited President Jerry F o r-d in t es s so~ t al circumstances. ln those first beady months ~ l!l77. Midge and Carter wallowed in each other's were in the White House smiled gratitude. After all, she was the lndulaenUy at Mldge In those first New York Democrat to en-days. Let. her listen to all ~ dorse his presidential can· noise. the reuonina went, and:, didacy, and that's somethJq in even let her cut loose. ..~ a state stlll licking Its wounds , . over tbe South's blaotry toward • AND SHE DID, disagreeing ' Al Smith. with Carter on abortion, anget· ine meat men by serving • AND MIDGE WAS so ecstatic vegetarian meal al the White-" that Carter not oqly appolAted House Food Day dinner. and •• her to a senior post. but illStalled blasting at an Aslan-Amertcani. • her in an office ~jacent to tm, J&t. an "Undet'lf'ound Femtnist1· that she exclaimed to me: Connection" meeting, tbat. "We "He's fantastic to work for. are lookin, for Puerto Ricans. Jimmy Carter is warm. sincere. Tb ere will be no Asian::s genlle, and yet he exudes an in· Americans on my staff." ,, ner strength that makes you feel Hamilton Jordan chuckled at ao comfortable. If a ship was such reports and nma.rked ~ smting, be-wowd automatically me. "She's lively and the presf .. become the leader and sh(llV denl really likes her. She"s "'uut!'-- wtiicti boat to get into. You sPoken. too. Maybe we sboul~r would say, 'yes.' because he Is have put Andy <Young> in taet' the leader." Job and sent Midge to the Unit~ What ~ady-eyed folks there Nations.•· , -----------------------• My, oh my. but Midge loved •• I the attention. She had gone from a private secretary in Roeheater. N.Y., to city councu,. a n d then to De mo c rat it'• cheerleader unequaled in tha\. state. -- Her effusive personality anlf · propensity for hugging anyone-· around <i ncluding Carter a! public> with the comedienne' ., crack. "Wanna neck?" mad · her very popular. '11 ... FEW CARED about her defl~· ciencies in logic. She said sbt! · was a believing Catholic who was against abortion and.' wouldn't have one. but sbe-l would fieht for the right of • others to have them. &he spoke· scathingly of budget-cutting con-' gressmen and In the samt' bttath -complained of the high income taxes on her $56.0001 salary. -She demanded that food be "for people, not proflt,1' forget- t Ing that her own Halo .. American parents reared the : famlly on profits from their.· sausage business. ~~~~Jimmy the NAtc Arter Bert Lance, the Carter honeymoon faded. There were reassessments. and then that'· Carter staff encounter session af Camp David. Voices, including Vice President Mondale's, wett heard saying that the Office Of the Assistant to the President for Public Liaison was more im-' portant than first realized. • ' Stakes High in Hide 'n0 Seek SOON THEREAFTER, '' political pro, Ann Wexler, ar· rived at the White House. Mid~ was moved rrom within an arm's length of Carter's office to the basement, and her passions were restricted to the women's movement only. She should have quit then. WASHINGTON -The bootleggers of the Roaring Twenties, with their Cast boats and machine guns. were amateurs compared to today's sophisticated smugglers. The drug traffickers sneak tons of marijuana, cocaine and heroin into the United States on boats slipping into Cog . sheathed cov· es and small private planes land· ing at remote fields. But the most e n · terprlsing are the couriers who have developed some ingenious hiding places for contraband. Here are a few that the harried Customs agents have dis- covered: -An intelligence report from Charles McCabe Bangkok warns that couriers are "utili2ing shaving cream cans to smuggle No. 4 heroin In· to the U.S." These aerosol cans actually dis.,ense shaving foam, with the heroin concealed under the lather. They are manufac· tured for th-. smuggling trade. according to the report, by an "unidentified Danish national residing in Bangkok." -CUSTOMS agents at New York's John F. Kennedy airport discovered 1,100 kilograms of muljuana concealed in the hollowed-out legs and sides of chess tables. -On three recent occasions. agents have found drugs packed inside fire extinguishers aboard ocean-going ships. -Thirteen wire coat haqers were seU.ed recently at the Los Angeles airport. Inside the hoUow paper rolls, aeent.s found II 480 grams of cocaine from Bolivia. -A smuggler was picked up in Be1gium with a full pound of heroin packed ift-'his shoes. -A smuggler arrested in Toronto had five pounds of CO· caine concealed in a body-pack corset. -SAN FRANCISCO agents discovered 100 pounds of hashish bidden in 16 forklllt tires import· ed from India. -A passenger from Colombia was arrested at the Miami airport the other day with co- caine concealed in book covers. -It is common for smugglers to carry drugs in the false bot· toms or suitcases or strapped to their bodies. In this deadly game of bide· and·seek, the best estimate is that the smugglers win most of the lime. Finally, Jerry Rafshoon, in re· making Carter's image, can- celed her scheduled appearance on ABC-TV's "Good Morning America." There was one last spasm when she declared :;he would never resign. A week later, she did. M ldge ·s eyes glowed when she told me in early 1977 : "If the president called me into his or- fice tomorrow morning and said. 'Midge, you are not dol..ng the kind of job I expected,' I would still love him as a person. I would say, 'Hey, thanks for the greatest opportunity I ever bad.· "And I would walk away from here. with two things in mind. One. trying to improve what it was that I failed him, so if I took on another job, I could correct it. And two. I would never ree&r that. My God. the end has come for me." I In Other Words, Bible's Message Unclear On each Christmas Day it is my custom to reprint a piece I wrote some years ago called "No Room at ~e Inn." This is a abort retelling or the story of the birth of Christ In what I see as terms relevant to the late 20th century in th.ls country. I renin the column annually because I like it, amd other people appear to Uke it, and becaul'ie I feel that Christmas Day is one day of th e year unsuited ror the publication of journalistic renectlons or personal opin.iODJ, The titfe of courn derives from Luke 2:7. ''And 1hl brought. forlh htr firitborn son, ond wropp.d hlm fn ftllOCfdUng cwt"*•· -fold him HI a manger, ~callf• lhcr• WCI no room at the tnn." These words arc from Ute Authortted Kina Jam Venlon of the Bible. 'Ibis lHD&laUoD ts ooe ol u.e ...-t ol'Damuta cl &aaUab llteratU.re. It wt• rn• I in 1611 by a committee of English churchmen led by the great Laucelot Andrewes. Today, the sentence from Luke. as taken from the Lectionary, will read in a most estraordinary way. The Lectionary used in Catholic Churches is taken from the New ArMrican BilU, ~ product of the Catholic Biblical Association published tn uno. THE NEW venion of Luke. which is read at Mldnieht Mass on Cbrlstma&, reads as follows : "WhOt they tuttt ,,,.,.. the da111 o/ her confinement wm"t completed. She Q<Wt birth to her firlf·bont ai and wrapped him in 1waddUng clothtl and laid him fn o mong11-. btcoute there wca no room for them tn th• ploc• wll•rc trovtlltri ~ ... " ... The place where travellers lodae?" Ye Goda! But let me atve you the wordl of John T. 'Noonan Jr., a member or the raculty of the UC Law School In Berkeley. It Is to a re~ept Noonan piece in the wtUly Conunomotal t.ba.t 1 am indebted for tbl1 unuauat tntorm.um. 5aya Noonan: • .,,,. artful simplicity of ~uke at this point would seem proof aeainst the most hardened will to mar and deface. One shrinks from attributing such malice lo men of such patent good intentions as the translators. "BUT WHAT have they fthe translators of the New American Bible) done? 'l'bey have done away with the opening 'Egen eto de' -'And it came to pass.· The clear and solemn note struck by Luke in bis introduction, the storyteller's portentous pause, baa been eliminated as surplus-age. • vrhey have taken the phrase ·en toi eniai autous ekei eplesthesao ~ai hemera tou takein auten' -'wbUe they were there the days for her to If ve birth were completed' -and substituted 'confinement' for •to 1ive birth.· They have replaced an exact. concr te and common phrase and an active verb by an abstract, colorle11 and about ob 1 o let e noun. w•b o s e connotat.1001 of restraint aod pau!YilY cluh tudeoUI wtt.b the tone of Lbe pa91qe. · ·cumadleally, they have rendered the sinele wor4' 'katalymali' as 'the plate wher~. travellers IGdge.' " PROFESSOR NOONA~ sardonically enUUes his pieee. "No Room at TraveLodge." ~ This diddling with the Bible is not confined to Catholics. It appears that every day som• revisionist or revisionist group is puttiq out a "Good New9 Bible·· or something or that sort. This Is one way or getting a sure·flre best·seller on the stands, as all new Bibles sell like shares of Natomas dtd ln the old days. ' Tbe phrase "No room at the Inn" bas become a part of ~ En1l1•h·language heritage. It can aive drama and point, if carefull)' used . to manr. occa tons by evoklna the Chr:ia& !lt ory. The Lectlonu1. by bow Inc to the tcceotrlc transtaUon or the NAB, !" abettlna one ot the ire• •vUl'Of our tlme. Thb it a kind ol •~ Grrsh1m'1 Law. b~ whlcla l1n1uqe 'drives Sood IUlan out of clrcwal.loll. . . I I { ' \ f ~A7 d f\I I , Orange Coast Ct.11v F 110 1 ~Or~ ~ .. t.~.~ .. .l .. P .. !' ............................. T.o•w•r1•~•tt-.e .. oe .. 11v•P•1•1~.'.ao.·.'.S60 •.• c.os•t•.M .. ew ... CA .. •.u.2~· ..... ... 1r•1 _ ~ !!;!',P-·• Sunday. August a. 1978 To c.11 ,,,. Dally Pllotfl1 4 ~-4321 .. ' .. -·Whe~e Do We Draw the Line ••. 111 TEO HOWA&O Tftl. HoeotttV; an outhont)I Oft Utr pobtw1 oJ ~ ~riftf, u ~ o/ CM bt>oK. "Who~ P'41/ God9 ' tJftd a d»rtt tor oJ 11•• ~· Butaeu Com.....,.. In the midst of lbt current m l.-dl11 ct~UI. wafflina l'lhic:al dlacusaions and public fasdnotion rsurroundlni the birth ol lbe world's rir t lt$t·tu~ t>.by. allow me to ~ r ID,)' dlUfnl r. for one-. do not sh• wht1 •RJlC>ar, to bit" llM' ma jorit)' tienthnftlt In this rountry. that the ~. birth ol cutt and cuddly s pound 12 ounce Lou.lse lt.rown 11 a btes.sf'd ~ind v."Ondt rlUl event ,l c:unnot joln tn ~ ·beuny ch('('r r t,l&istered by those 1ood Enah h women w;ho appe11red tn nt wis phot~ happily sip Pini ch1unpq-oe followu11 the announ« .. ml'nt ot the birth. At the rtslt or soU11d1ng Uh an oldcurmedat."On, even 't the ug<'or 2'· l »Ubm.l\ \hill we ,b.Mvt blilbely t.uun one grnnt leap into a bravt new futun> which w1U be out of anyonu'sconll'Ol AS AU. THE WOaLD now knows. Mt~. Lesley Brown, 30·yea r-0ld wife of on Englu.h truck driver. gave birth on July 25, 1978 to a b"by girl conceived artificially in a test tube Less than a decade ago, futurist a uthor Alvin Tom er e,lned a phrase ·1or startliot develop· ment.s sucllaslhese: "Future Shock." Jt is perhaps a measure or the success o( his book that we have reacted lo news of the first lest tube baby, an event that must rank along with the splitting of the .. utom in its awesome significance. with considerably less shock than the nation registered over Elvis Presley's death . Perhaps it is the fact that the baby's biirth was parlayed by its pa rents and doctors into a fat S600,000 advance Crom t\le London DaiJy Mail for (•xclusive worldwide rights to the baby's story during its first 400 days of lift after all, what can be so dangerous about an e.vent that h as a lrea d y b een transformed into a commodity rot COO· s umption by a world that craves new eve nu and tta:ntmg-specta<.1es'! O& MAYBE WE have all been so psychically numbed by the seemingly inexor a ble a d van ce o f mod er n technological progress that not.hlng can ~netrate the walls we have erected around our sensibilities. Wh atever the cause. the event is be- 1in universaJly heralded as a major medical l.Jiumph. Apparently thousands o f infertile American women have Jam me d th e O ldha m Hos p it a l .s~itchboard with calls volunteering t.bemselves as guinea pigs in future at- tempts at manufacturing life in a test tube. The American press has duly, and rather c linically, noted that ~rhaps Uiree percent or all women in this coun- . • • . now that we have begun to play God through genetic engineerin1?~ try m l&hl benefit rrom thl1 le(hnlque Rt•aeairchc-r ut unlven11llt • hke Harvard. Corndl. Va ndt:rbllt und tht Untvt"nlly of Penmylvanlu arti alreudy beat1n1 dqwn the doors of federal acen· ciea dl'mandlna rt' l't1rch 11runUI und Ju rl'f(ulntiom to a&llow tht"m to join thl' rttt' • towurd thtt fr••otlon of ltft' In tbl• laborut.ury OBVIOUSLY, NO ONt: 111 :w criA~ tul t.o claim thot thert> .are no moral or eth1 u l q~ hom1 ri m.'<i by thh• pro- t edure Even Or' £dwards "nd Stc p- tOC'. tht' phys1cilll\S who performed lht: expE'rlmt"nt on Mni Brown. admit that th~ tl•chruque d0t•s m ake one pa~e to conMdt'r its 1mplirut1ons J ust whut ur~ tht morl:ll and elhlcul 1mp lirll.tions that ar~ mentioned In the i.ta ndard prl'lllS reports., Oenerally, they see m to bf-ooly concerned with mauring that various technical problems are suf· flcie ntly ironed out to prevent test tube conceived embryos from developing in· to defective rhildren. And then. there are a lwayi. the tricky legal questions. especially those involving potentiul malpractice :.u1ts filed lllgainst docto~ whose experiments at creation go awry AT TIDS MOM ENT, the Oepartmeqt of H ealtb. Education and Welfare's Ethics Advisory Board is t aktng up these issues, and by the fall we can ex· peel a ruJing on the official government attitude. and potential for funding, of :ouch research. If past rulings by the federal agencies in related fields of human eicperimenta- tion are any indicator , we can con· fidently assume that by next year test tube experimentation will be in full swing in this country. conducted, or course, under that all-purpose non se- q uitur: "proper safeguards." If we continue to define ethics and mor ality ln the growing field of human ge-netic' engineering -of which· test tube creation is just one of many em~ technologies -as simnl)-is- sues or establishing safety guidelines and procedures to conduct these expen- m ents. then there can never be any proper lest for determining whether we should proceed or not. SUCH ETHICS ARE amoral in the truest sense of the word. There is no ul- timate n ght or wrong at stake. We will always mo ve a head because the purpose or guidelines is not to inhibit such experimentation. no matter what m ay be the ultimate philosophical or social implication. but simply to insure that the research be done as efficiently as possible. And so. one of the most awesome turning points m human history is transformed into a debate without meaning. Can lt be that we have strayed so far • from a sense of morality and lehkal con- duct that the·onJy way we can perceive our world and our lives is a cost·benefit analysis? What is really at stake in lhls newest development in genetic engineer-ing? DllS..S'IE.PTOE AND Edwards argue eloquently that they are only physicians oat to help childless women. That may well be true. But it is a characterfStic m ark of men of good wtll and short sight, when faced with the enormity of the powers they are unleashing in the wo rld. to see only the immediate "benefit" and application in what they do. <So it w as with the physicists who split the atom and unleashed the very real possibility of nuclear holocaust on our planet .> But who will take responsibility for the future and the world that is even now being shaped by thous ands or gene tic engineers busily at work on un- locking the fe w remaining secrets or life? . . . .ZM1~ -p'°P i:ifl/~~ lnt.Y.U llU JC)Cll!'l.U. v ""'' ... " .. ...........,,.~.,.. ..... ,, What awaits us in the years lo come as bio-engineering gains momentum and increased acceptance? The answer is already becomingclear. llARDLY HAD NEWS of the test tube baby('s birth broken than American re- searchers announced the ~rfectioo of a technique that allows them to freeze sbeep embryos tn liquid nitrogen at a tem~rature of -321 degrees F . The em- bryos can be then thaweGlaler ror im· plantation into a womb. The scientists noted that they believe this technique can be quite readily transferred to frozen human embryos. We are now at the threshold of the ability to alter. Irreversibly, the heredi· ty of our species. After thrH 'billion years of life. we can now begin a systematic program lo control, modify and direct all life on this planet. THAT IS THE significance of the birth of Louise Brown. It is as foolish and naive to divorce these imptications from the events of Jest week as it would be to mainUlin that nuclear weaponry. power plant waste materials and low- level radiation leaks have nothiq to do with the splitting or the atom. fl ls equally ridiculous to assume that these possibilities can be forestalled by devlsJ Ing ethically dubious bureaucratic guidelines. The truly ethical question. the one none or us wants lo conf~t la this : Where do we draw the line. now that we have begun to play God through 1enetic e naineertna? WE D&~W-We-witt-be a~ to make better people. But what Is better. and who will decide where it wm aJJ end? If we continue lo proceed u we are now. we will end only when we can guarantee~e best possible "product." . ~~-. For that is the logic or what we are .doinl. lDO.Yirll from the or1anlc design of life to technological speolflcation. where human life becomes just one m~ eommodtty from ow cor- nucopia ol scientific marvel.a. And when that happens. Ute will become as mean- ing less as any other manufactured good. .,...,,,, ln our short-sightedness, in our fascination with the technological fix that says to every quesUon. "What ever can be done. will be done," in our ra Uure to realize that simply knowing how to <» something does not carry alone with it the wisdom lo govern that immense power. RE·READ HUXLEY'S "Brave New World." and then ask younelf. can it happen here? I belleve it can. Of cours~. even as we march blindly ahead. we will not admit what we are reaJJy doing. We will continue to prattle on about the freedom and dignity of the individua l and the glory of human rtghts. at the same time that we plunge ahead with e very possible means t.o manipulate, control and degrade that individual and those right"8. If W P attto pT"eSttv~the individvaJily of the individual and the personality Of the person in the years to come. then we must stop reducing ethical judgment lo the non-«hics of technical regulation. It is lime now to admit that any short- term benefit that genetic engineering offers to some of us today will be swept away by the long-range social lmplica· lions of playing God tomorrow. l believe part of our obligation to posterity is not t.o burden future genera- tions witb one mO!'e tecbnotocY that will come to control us rather than our con· trolling lt. For that reason, it is lime to - say 'NO'. loudly and resolutely, lO the emerging specter or bio-engineert.ng. Time's Never.Bight for Some Ethnics We d o n't wa·nl foreign workers coming In and "taking jobs away" from our own citizens. That is understandable. It is also ironic . Because the U.S. was built up on Immigrant labor. When we needed workers to lay the railroad tracks and pave t h e s treets and c h o p do wn t h e tr e e s, we op e n ed ou r a rm s to m illio ns of untrained and un s k i ll e d "aliens" who were seeking citize ns hip. When the labor pool dried up, sometime in the middle 1920s, we pulled up the bridge. When the hldustrlal North needed factory workers for de· rense contracts during World Wa r II, again. hun(Jreds or thousands of blacks were en- couraged lo leave the South for good-paying jobs in the big city. At war's end, these last hired we re first fired, leaving the cities and the states to hold the une mployment and welfare bags. WE TREAT persons like com- modities, and then we resent it when they do not r eacl like responsible ciHzens. We still hold forth the beacon of "the land of opportunity." but It is a light only for the opportune. Those who follow it at the wron g time s ink into the quicksand of poverty. Then they are blamed for not having taken advantage or the same op- portunities offered to earlier im- migrants. Only e conomic his torians know that. in 1910. when millions of foreigners were pouring in from Europe by the decade. the lowest one-tenth of the popula· tion received 3v.i percent of the nation's income -today.. the lower tenth receives only l per· centofthenation'sincome. AT THE same time. the lowest 40 percent. or two-fifths, had a share of nearly 20 percent of the national personal income -today it gets only 14 ~rcent. And this happens to be less than the percentage creamed orr by the top one percent of our cur· rent population. We have gone from a "labor intensive" society to a. "machine intensive .. society. We no longer need many "bands.'• as factory workers were then called and re- garded. Nor do we need many shoulders. backs, arms. legs or any parts or bodies except minds. Tiie old·time immigrant peddler or iceman. who could make it then, would find no place today. THIS IS principally why it is ignorant and unfair to compare the present situation of the American black with the situa- tion of the European immigrant a half-century ago. He came at the right lime: the black has never had a rtghl time in the American economy. just as the Irish never had a right lime in the British economy. When you lcftow facts, ethnic pride is no justification ror racial contempt. No Buttons, No Sash, But Wedding Dress~ Fit for Dreams By PAUUNE COLEMAN Pauline Coleman is a resident oJ San Juan Capistrano. She was lonely and often sad, the oldest or eight children. Her mother took in washing and ironing while her rather loitered around the porch of our t9wn 's genera l store in the summe r. a nd in lhe winter, huddled inside, before a fat-bellied stove. He would lake his pocket-knife, cut off a chunk ol tobacco, chew it a bit, then ny. ''The way I see it, a man aln 't gol a chance. The people, like those up on the hill. gel richer -plain luck. as 1 see it. A poor man like me ain 'l got a chance." I REPEATED THIS lo my father , for we lived on the bill. ''Don't worry your youne head about it," he said. "He's a lazy, shiftless man who re- fuses to work. That's why this town con- aiden the Bakers trash.'' W'th that he dismissed the subject and we:nt on .makln1 up the weekly poyroij. "Wtly ls Ruthie Baker trash just becau1e her father doesn't work?" J asked my mother. SBE WAS BVSY wrttJna a letter t~ my arandmother. but the Uft.ed her eyes ed •tudled me tbouabUuJJy. •·1 fee.I llOIT)' for Ruthie," she o ld. .. But DIOPle are Judltd by the WI)' they ve. ~an certaln atandaNs . " "Bul Mama," l lntef'nlpt.ed, "Ruthle II lb pntt1at., lmuU.Jt atn lo oar foam. Liit .-the ~aer wrGte ber Poem --111.iicktioard ... Mid ... thlM.t .. otalt" Mama picked up her pen to write. but I said it to her. I walked by the creek where I Jovnd a dead bird, And I crled as I held it to me, And these are the worda th.al I know th.al I heard, It's only a bod11 ; ilu ouli1 now free. Mama said . ''That's nice. I'm glad that the Ladies' Aid gathered up all those clothes for the Ba kers so the children can attend Sunday school. You can see it has helped Ruthie already." WHENEVER I HAD a chance 1 sneaked down t.o the Bakers' to play. They had an old horse, Nobble, with a lump on his knee. We could climb on and three of us ride bareback with our toes sticking into his bony red sides. There was a sort or ladder that went to the room above, where there were cots with old quilts, no sheets. and we'd sit on them while we made a movie out of a cardboard-box, by makin& holes ot each end, puWng 1n 1lick1 and winding a strip ot tunnypa pors on them. Downstuirs thert was a Iona table without any cloth on 1\, but in the cettter wss a nve.1aUon can of honey, with a sticky llteam that ran down tbt aide wttll• UUle red ants , like an army marched up aod down on Jt. We'd all have cbuna of bread and bcMy, lbar· tn1 with Uw baby who cnwled throuP puddln on lh bare rtoor. her d ark eyes and her redish brown hair. "It's almost like a wedding dress." she said. "But they have cut all the buttons off.'' t told her. "And look. the sash is gone." "I don't care. I don't need buttons or a sash. I'll wear yellow d aisies, can't I. Mama?" Her mother looked up from the white shirt she was ironing. pushed the hair away from her face, and said, "I think we can find some buttons. I'll nx it up real nice, Ruthie. and you can put it away until the right man comes along." BUT RtJTllIE DmN'T seem to hear her. she was dancing around the room. holding her head .high like a princess and hummina a tune I'd never beard , before -nor never since Ruthie graduated. but she wasn't lhere for graduatlon exercises. Her mother dled. The ladles on the hill said. "Too many babies. Too much work. Not enough or th richt kind of food. Why on earth would she let herseU have a ninth cblld?" Rl1bt after the funeral, Rulhle's f athu toot bit place on lb• Potch of the store, and Ruthi• took ear. ot her brothers and slsten. &Ad the new baby. 111• town •&reed to help her out. and kept on 1endinirthttr wathlna and Iron· ln1 to her, the &am• u they did to Mr mother. I rode my Arabian pony down past the depot. over the railroad tracks, up over the bridge that covered the creek. where the willows grew. I could hear the crickets. the bulUrogs, and then I stopped short. for in the distance I heard water splashing and someone singing. l called out. "Ruthie, is that you!" I saw her. She was wading In the creek and her race. even In the semi· darkness. was glowing. We sat on the bridge and talked. She said she was In love with a boy on the hUJ. that he loved her. too, and was going to teU his rather so they could be married. "We are going to have a fine wedding. Gracie ts old enough to take care of the children. Just think, the whole town will be nice to me then, and I'll live up on the bill." FEAR HELD ME. J knew how the people relt ubout the Bakers "Be careful." 1 warned, "1 don't want you lo be hurt -ever.•· "Why would be hurt me? He love1 mo. l'm carrytna bJs baby." "Why, Rutbfe. wby? I'd nettr let myaeU .... " · "Don't ever 1ay you won't do somt1.b.lnl. beeauae you may end up do-lni It. I mow. Wben you love someone .. .. Then! Mid, "Wbo•" ONC I W there, rtabt after tM I WAI GONS that •bole IWIUDtt', ''I CAN-r HU 1ou. I ~- cburcb Md tel\ a boa ot old cloOd'-. and d6dn't 1ee Rull\te unul GIDC altM You 'll bOW eoon wlMa rm .......nec1:· RutbJe bf.Id • .mite drat .. to ber. I Jllll bllCJN I Wt lo Mt.cl ...,..... t dklD't .. boiDe nil c..... Y•U· l'ftDembtr lloW y ..., bltat,;e--..mL..:...,;.------="-='.::::__.:=.c.--=..dUOn . I was ~ a l••tt. M1 fa&Mr called the doctor who came to see me and said I had the "Ou." By the fourth night I was reeling bet· tet and stood by the window watching the doctor drive up the lane. He was late. and wben be came in, be looked tired. I heard him talking low to my rathe r. "Well young. lady," be saJd, "You've made a quick recovery. I only wish Ruthie Baker . . . f wish I could have pulled Rut.hle through." RUTHIE! l 'D Wl\ITTEN to het seve ral limes. She never answered. 1 sent her a book of poems at Christmas. No one had mentioned her. "She had an illegitimate baby; she dldn 't carry it full time. Folks in town said It was probably a section hand. or someone passlna lhroueh." "You doo't believe that, do you, Dr. Judd?" "No. I don't, but who wlll adm1t hav. iog anything to do with a BJker?" .. So the whole town kllled her with no underalandlng." ''TREY CRUCIPlltD Rh wit-b thouf.bttess prcJudlc , " b• said., "She dlft t even try. I think lbe lost the wlll to fl•e." "Row Iona aao?" I asted as I turned my f 1ce c.o the wUMlow to hid; n:l7 teait, "Juat beton I came over here._'.! J t.bJnlr be murmured aomet.hlal~ Ruthlt bdq a Uva cbUd. evtin lbe wu lbe dauahttt ot that. felater. tMll I'm not wre. for I was Wl\dt ... a blrd "1 Oftf' \.l'en, Qp lOWud the*'· ... A• D.\ILV f'tlOT lwndl!y, Auguett. 1171 ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES tU 'Potential Treatment Examined Unified Program o[ Medkine FOcraing L 'COMBINE CANCER 1"EATMENTS• Dr. Phlllp DISala of VCtMC in these apertments, with informed consent, of course," Dr. DiSaia said. on Women's Cancer phocyte cells, which also filht allergies. Dr. DlSala aald. THE BODY'S ABILITY to fight cancer is evidenced ln cues in which a patient is operat· ed on, appean cured for many years and sud· deoly has a rec~ence. "The body' wn ability to control cancer has been bappe g," Dr. DlSaia,..said. "For un- known reason. it loses its grip." Science has yet to discover why cervical cancer ts common in sexually active women while eodometrial cancer is more common in women who are not sexually active. such as nuns, he said. It ls also not yet known why ovarian cancer is more common amone the affiuent. ENDOMETRIAL CANCER is ~ more common amona the affluent and bas tH:en linked totbeuseof estrogen by women undere01ng menopause, Dr. DiSaia said. '""'However, he quickly added, ··1 would give my mother estrogen becaJ.LSe it has a lot or benefits.·• Estrogen. which apparenUy causes only a sUghUy increased chance or cancer. helps prevent a brittle bone condition called ~ teoporosis that otherwise affects about one-third of post-mebos)ausaJ women. ... .. :.\"«-~t •• ''.>';i' Dr. DiSata said no link has been found between the birth control pW a.Ad cancer. · What cag a woman do to help ensure that she won't blll'bme a cancer vtc;tim? TUE BEST WAY. Dr. DiSaia said, is to con· sult a physician annually for a checkup and a Pap smear to test for cancer of the cervix. $33,022 BUYS HOME LONDON <APl -The average cost or a new house in Britain is m .022. ac~rd1ng to • government report. HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRID OP WA8"1NG THOSE DIRTY CLOTHES?-UT US 00 IT FOR YOU ... --........ , .................. _......., .. u yoara. .... ~ a..i .. ,, .................. . .......... c ......................... ..,. COIOMA .. 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Dr. DiSaia said .. at least half will live a normal life span. The cure rate is more than 75 percent for those who have cancer of the uterus in early stages: cancer of the vulva and vagina is cura- ble 60 percent of the time. The figure drops to 30 percent for those with cancer of the ovaries and tubes because such cancer is harder to deteet until it is highly developed. THESE ARE OTHER misconce~tlol)s about cancer that Dr. DiSaia also finds bi.mse1f baving to counteract. Some people believe surgery causes cancer to spread. He said this false notion stems from the fact that 1ur1ery may be perfonned only after an advanced case of cancer is found, and thus the patient may die soon afterwards. Early d etectioo is vttal. be said. . .Also, not au drug treatments cause such un. pleasant side effects as having one's hair fall out, although chemotherapy remains difficult for the patient, Dr. DiSaia said. MUCH OF 111E problem stems from the fact that the patient has to undergo chemotherapy repeatedly over the course or perhaps a year, and may suffer nausea as a re-sult of the rugs. "It's tough to Jook forward to the future when in two or three weeks you're going to be made slclc again," Dr. DiSaia said. Another misconception is that special diets or other non··medical treatments can cure cancer. •'We live north or the hotbed of quackdom, •• Dr. DiSaia said. ''San Diego has more 'nutri- tional Cllnlcs. • They put patients on all kinds of crazy diets, administer Laetrile (a con- troversial 'cure• substance made from apricot pits). .. MANY OF THE patients io down there. I don't discourue them if they're willing to follow the tenets of good medical care as well. I think people need hope." )VhUe medical research hasn't discovered any lDstant cures. Dr. DlSala Po(nted out, it is examining new potential treatments as well as causes of cancer. ·~ One area being researched is "host-defense mechanism," or the ability or the body to attack and suppress cancer much as it would attack a bay pollen particle to which it is allergic. This mechanism may lie in the body's lym- A woman who does not have a gynecologist can obtaln the na me or one from th~ UCIMC Department of Gynecology and olJ-, stetrics, the USC Cancer Center in Los Angeles or the Orange County Medical Association. The UCIMC gynecological oncology program does not accept patientf di.-ectly; they must be referred by a pbyaldan. 1 In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 J _Shttes T•unhling For Tots The South Coast YM- CA is offering a class in tot tumbling on • Taesda)'a from 10 to 11 a.m. or noon to 1 p.m. There are also gym classes for beginning gymnastics, in· termediate, advanced 1 a.od 11, meeting on Moo- d ay. Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. 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The students will com- plete their medlcal ffucatton in seven years instead ol the trad.iUonal eight, and wlll obtain their M.D. degrees from UCLA. 2nd Annual CLASSIC CAR SHOW& AUCllON Oomptete Burial and Cremation Services Befofe N8ed . or N. Need Anangemantt Toro Girl Honored W.tcliff Plonst Carole Ann Renick, on Premilee daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. •• ta · Wllllam Renick of El ._ _________ Toro, bas been named a trustee scholar at USC and was awarded aSl,000 acbolanhlp. SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH from 10 a.m. -UGUST 11·12·13 ~ !:ous )tStte8landjofel CONVENTION CENTER The selection or a truatee scholar ls made on the balls ol scbOla.stic achlev~ leadership qualltJee ·w character · and talent, a spokes· person •aid. MlH Renick araduat. ed from El Toro Blah School, where ltle main· taiDed a 4.0 @ade point averqe. . ANAHEIM, CAU'°ANIA 1'50 w. Cerritos Ave.• Anlhelm, C.111. 92803 •Hotel ReNrvatlon1 71•·778·6600 AUCTION• SATURDAY & SUNDAY-11:00 A.M. Viewing Friday 3 td 8:30 P.M. -Doors Open 9 A.M. Every Oay YOU'LL FIND THEM AL.L IN THIS ' FANTASTIC ANNUAt OLD CAR EVEN't ,_ \ J • j I OPING WITH INFLATION I ESP Sunday, AugU1t e. 1978 DAILVPILOT A• • L Gillette's Buyer-s Shaving~nf/Dtiq_n ,. ' BOSTON <AP ) -lf man.,tna • boutthold . budcet ln I.MM tnftat.blnary Umea lfflnl a balr· . puUlni t lit. con.aider Peter Ttemblay'• Job z He buys wh t the OUiette Oom(*\Y oeeda lo · make ra10rt. bllftl and cllar«le Upi.n: bulk ciuanllliet ol mt'ta.ll. pla1Ue1 and paper, a quarttr· mHe·lon1 room full of machines, and '"e thouunds ol n'-ltl, boha, 1weu and whatail• ;peected lo kfep them whJrrlni and clacktn1. ' TENS Of' 'nlOtJMNDe C'll itema ln all. at a ~oat or $eO mllllon to MO ml Won a year. Beeauu ao any raaora. blldea and Jlablen at.ream on Che aasembl)t Un~. a co.t lncreate on even the tl.n.ltat part can throw bl1n au .... Remarkably, ha ver -and tmt.naet.lve for those ~ th \be aqueeae Oft t.helr penonal ln· comes -Tremblay la about lo beat n WbUe con· sumer prices m 1eneral have been risln1 at a 10 percent annual rate this year. ~mblay bu ~n paylne 5.2 perttnt I 1 than last year's aver ... e tor an t ht> Items he b~1. Otlw-Side of Mind I ESP at 60: What Have We Learned The .. cret la •11re11lve purcbaalna and 1MeUle COil cuuln1 -knowint more. about the thi1'11 he buya than the 1a111man. cballenain1 every prl~ lncreaae and lookina at each ltern /or Wl)'l lOUW me>My. "'EAOI GIU.E1T£ DIVISION has a c~t re- duction committee and a yearly coal. Last year Olllatte wu able-to reduce product and packagin1 eo1tt. labor iand materials, by more than $30 mJIUon. ••eo.t reduction rro1rams themselves don't rttult In a lowerina o price.a.·• a spokesman says. "8ut they can belp us to maintain an emtln1 price ot-reduce the amount ol a price increase." Thb=n&· Jim Wet.tel', purehasin& agent ror an neerln1 firm in Tenn see. put toaetber a aym ol bwilneumen. pro(essors and gov· emment olficiala to study lnttation. "Not every company has a syitecpat.ic cost re- ducUon program," say• ~dJMer, • (ctrmer presl· dent or the 22,000..member National AssoelaUon or Purchaslne Management. "U they did it would have a aignllicant influence Ofl the country's .infla- tion rate." IN THE CUDENZA or his office at Gillette's South Boston razor and blade factory. Tremblay keeps three blue notebooks. rilled with pages of cost reduction ~jecta. Inside the cover of each is a calendar with the dates and times or monthly rneellnp with subordinates. The No. l item on the agenda each month is cost reduction. "That's the key lo fiahting inflation ...... take a look at It every day," he says. It he can't talk a price down. he asks the sup- plier how it can be trimmed. Perhaps a production and shipping-&ehedule c•n be...shifted. Maybe part specilicatlons can be changed. Tremblay buys brass -70 pe«ent of which is copper -. for ra.ior and lllhter parts. 1n December 1973, copper cost 69 centa a l>OWMI. By Aprll 1974, lt had }umped to $1.10 a pound . One cost-cutting projecc started that year ln- volved ehanttna the thJdmess al a piece of brass lnNrted lo a razor handle h'om 0,050 ~b to o.~ lncb. 'Jbat •aved the company $S0,000 a fear. VEaY U1TLE CATCH&& him by aurpnse. On his deSk Is a newspaper article telllna of an ln- dlJatry·wide aluminum price lpc"'aae. He b\l.Ya thousands of pounds ol alurolnum a year Just for 11 tiny part t.bat separates the blades on a twin·blade razor. 1he articl~mpt.a Tremblay to discourse on the alwninwn indultry's h1&h energy need.$. the drought out West and lts effect on hydro-ele(tric Power supplies, and the dearth ot recent capital in- vestment ln the alumlndm tndustry. He suspeeted t.he ptice.b.i.«w.u. coming. As business techniques grew more sopbistictt· ed. following World War U, so did purchasing. Gillette's so purchasers work con· ·tinually on cost-cutting projects. A(tertwo years of study. for example, th~ Papetinatt Diyision or GUlette decided to reduce to one the two parts of the clip that holds a pen in the pocket. Annual sav- ings : *100.000. Ptofessional experience makes professional buyers more methodical In their personal buyiq, but theyllave troubae. too. Jim Krueger's wife, Ellen. is a careful ~hop· per -with Krueger's orientation she bas to be - and clicks off the prices of groceries she buys on a llltle plastic counter. ·'The wife of a purchasing agent suffers in many ways," Krueger says. Tremblay is careful to compare prices ln a supermarket, but the on-the-job techniques "really don,r clrry-over;u-he concedes. "In a bousebold you're just bUying day to day." ......... SIMPLE CHANGES CAN SAVE A BUNDLE 0-ne-pf~Ctlp-Cut-Gfflett•~OO.QOO. DURHAM. N.C. (AP> -Over 80 yean ago, Joseph Banks Rhine and his wife, Louisa. were much taken by claims or mediums to com---------------------------------------------------------- munlcate with the departed. Both doctors ol botany, they started wonderinc_ .. ------------------!'119"~-----------------------------------.. if this could possibly be true. ll was a quest that would twist and turn and change directions, but one that would dominate their lives. It was also a quest that would turn ESP into a household acronym. NOW IN TIIEIR 818 -"We average 84," says '"L. Rhine -they admit they never found the answer lO that particular question. But along the way, they found others. J. 8 . Rhine, as everyone calls him.° became the dean or xtr~iwiey Perception. His ~J'J~nts at Duke University and later .at the independent Jnstitute for-Parapbyscbology at the Fowufatu>n for Research into the Nature of Man, convinced millions or the existence of ESP, got the U.S. gov- ernment interested and produced reams or far from readable reports on efforts to harness this elusive abUit} m controlled experiments. There were sour notes. too. The Rhines were battered by controversy as they tried to prove the existence or this other side of the mind; they were accused of juggling figures and, after all these years. many scientists feel they have proven nothing. RHINE, STILL spry with a full head of gray hair and mellow brown eyes, I~ un- deterred. "Far from that ," he says. "My amibition grows. There is so much left to do. It's been harder and slower than I had an· ticlpated. But, there are more possibilities now. "Whenever I say ·1: I mean we," Rhine corrects himself. nod-ding his head lo his wife. a scientist of parapsychology in her own right. the author or four books. The Rhines grew up together in northern Ohio and after 58 years or marriage, they still can Jook like teen-agers on their first date. Mrs. Rhine forgets her white purse one sultry, rainy summer day as they leave their offices and he pops out of the car to go get it for her, loping up the sidewalk i.tnd steps to the front porch. "HE'S SO GALLANT. but I bet I could find it faster , .. says his helpmate. mother or four children and grandmother or eight. •. After 10 years or study and getting mediums into the lab, we decided we weren't getting B anywhere." says Rhine. "We all knew the medium it had gotten the information telepathically, but we could never see the way to show she got it from tbe dead." Instead, he turned his atlenlion to ESP. He also kept a promise not to publish until a dozen others found the same thing. BUT HE STARTLED the world of psychology and science when he published a report about a young divinity student, Hubert Pearce, who in the early '30s was able to beat the laws or chance. Sit· ting in one building, Pearce was able to call Zener cards, a special deck of 25 with five different sym- bols. being pulled by an experimenter in another building. Those who didn't want to accept his finding simply said he cheated. Others asked, but what if he didn't? Rhine asked why and how this remarks· ble s ubject was able to attain such a score. He has never found that answer. Rhine has had other outstanding subjects. but he has never been able to isolate why ESP sometimes works and sometlmes doesn't. Even Pearce lost his ability after his girl friend jilted hlm. 1_Rhine's experiments moved from individual cart! guessing to working with compu~rs and poly· graphs; to working with animals, groups of stu· dents, random subjects; to combinations of ESP and psychokinesis, tests miles and miles apart, the e rrects or hypnosis and r evie ws of all the literature BUT Al"TEK ALL these years, what have we learned? Rhine is 1uarded ln his reply. 1•1t isn't like mosl things ln the phyalcal sciences. where there ls a more predictable out· come. We're up aaainst so much. 1f this were an orthodox sctience, we would have been accepted Iona aao. lt's really a materialistic world beyond anyone's dream . .. We have be(ome so succeuM in overeomt"' health problems and food problems. We e1pect evel')'t.hini to 10 that way. When lt doean•t the crltka say we muat be dolna aomethiq wrcn1. We are too used to the senaes tivfftl UI perfect answers. .. A Private Island World of Elegant Water&ont Ho111es. 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Uncovers Pitfalls of Leasing .. Once every year it ls our d' ,1easure to tnfotm our • l•sldents ol a a~ral r nt ln· crease," was the way one I ndlord prefaced hia notice thtsyear. But renters all a lone lhe Orange Co st ure f eellng mol'e than dlsple sure u rents continued to nse alter the passqe ol Proposttioa 13 whtch aupP.osedly 11ves l.andtords a • windfall .. of tax reHef. THE nasr 100 responses to the Dally Pilot's survey on the status of paym ents ln· dl~ated con1lderable con· Cualon u to how much r~t roJlbaekl would ht> und when they might be expected. Those who hu4 been notlflod d rent hikes mostly wanted to know where they could tum Cor uid or how th y miaht oraanlze to protest. A surprising amount of Uto1e "'ho a nswe r ed wUh apeclfic details asked that their names not be used in uny publication of resuJts. They said eviction or other reprlaal might result and they could not a fford to move. RENT INCREASES ranaecl from $7 to a reported S250. The monthly average was $~. In many cases, the rates had doubled during the last 10 years. Some typical figures for cities were $30 for Dana Point. $20 for Huntington Beach and S50 euch ror Costa Mesa and Newport Beach residents. Tenants in mobile l>arks in- quired if they were included and proceeded to organize th ree letter ·writing cam- paigns. They mos t frequently c ite d thei r ages a nd pe nsions as mujor problems. THEIR ANGER w as aimed mostly at the fact that each park contained more tha n 200 spaces. a ll of which were having rents ra ised $25. Such profits for landlords were termed "outrageous ... dis&usting . . . unconscionil· ble ." There were consider able reports of how services were diminishing a nd additional fees were being cha rged. Most frequently mentioned examples were charges for se c urity g at4l'i , d eadbolt locks and laundry facilities. Wh en re nt ers h a d challenged la ndlords and asked i! rents might not be lowe red. they were told the new rates were ''in line with othe r area rents ... what the ma rket will bear ... due to increases in upkeep ... the r ent to which we are entitled for our investment ... And one lessee. whose rent was not r aised . swspected this was proof that the price was too hagh all atoog. DeWys, Raises PuZzle OC Renters I t I I l • J l My rent WU raised $2'7. 1'tHt landlord blamed th1a on lDfl•· tlon. 1 t.b1nk be la plain veecty and ta tatdDa lldvantap of tbe local ahortage of &ow rental un- its. This place ls just a '32· square root shack Name Withheld Costa Mesa I hne a ~ree·bedroom ceedo tn tire Btaffs. My ~wn fat raised ~ $Z5 to fl• per m..tlL I feel u 1s Fi\nt. Gt1cr co taerp ,oar rueard etrona. Pegg)' White Newport Beach My rent bus not been affeded al all by the passing of Prop. 13. The landlords have not communicat- ed with any of the tenants about any c ut bac k s 1n r e nt even though they sent out a newsletter just last week. There are aJtproxtmately 200 units in the complex so yDu know so- m eone 's making a heaUtt-y profit somewhere. Whal can a person do? Karen Maloney Anaheim Hills Rentals at this SSO·unlt tenant milking machlne have increased 40 percent in the last two years <and 71 percent lo the last five years). Increases in services in the last five years? None! This Is not a four·plex. I'm speaking lbout major backs. This is REAL GREED. Name Withheld Costa Mesa It's very h ard for me lo un· dersla nd how our landlord can Ta ise our rents so mucb in wake or Prop. 13 passage. The effttt on myself is not as severe as on t he family in Apa rtment A. They are a young couple C1nd JUSt had a baby. Their rent w~s S375 but it is now S425 per month. Gene Foss Huntington Beach This week our rent was raised ~25 and we were notified that we would not or could not ex~t any rent reductions until December tax statements are . a•allallle. .._,. eu we tan for ...., ""1• .......... . utU Deee•Mrf Tlleae park ....... "" ............ .,_...""""'- For five daya the Dally PUot aollclted tnforrnlltion •nd com- Meftt "°"' ,....,. , .. oardlng wt.ether thefr rent• h8d gone up or down since Prop. 13 -the Jarvi• Amend· ment -went Into ef- fect. IHlpeople. Name Wlu.Jllelcl Lapna lll11a Our rent increases C$40 so far lbis year> are due to "inflation." The apartment man•1er retuses t~ diselole the owner-'~ name al\.bo"'h he ls raponatble for ttrnncreae. Fcrua, Prop. l3 re- aulled in a rent increase and no tax break. Rents are out-ra1eout and lea•e a younc working ClOUPle wt\.b very little left over to save. Houstna prices are ablolutely lmpou1ble. U &be coastal area ian't careful, young couples will have to mov• elst!whe.re to own a house and raise a family. I'm thorouabJy disgusted! Name Wltbheld Coeta Meu ·~ ,_ caow-1Zf5J 111en ... ever1 lb m.tM. Wllere two wons., tieolM IPllt Giie ftlll, k ln't tlilat mach nne. But at Szt enry six moatll1, wlaere does It end! Wbat really Irks me Is tllat my 87-year-ohl motlier who bas Jived ID a traUer park Ill Lagaa• Beacll for zt yean bad her space IDcreased ftQm sm lo $280. Her Sodal Secllrlty 11 $185 per mOldh. la daa& fair? Name Wttlllteld SHtaAna We are in our 70's and on a fixed income and can ill afford this S20 raise lo ~ per month. With this 110-unil complex, the profit will be s:.16,480 a year, plus lower taxes on Prop. 13 and is deplorable. Name Withheld Huntington Beach My yearly lease ex pl red on June 30 and my rent was raised from S645 lo $69$. I signed a three-month extension, due lo large part to the Increase l&seU. I believe the raise ls an HleSS· meat of what the market will bear In East Bluff. 1b.a_ SJU"'-Y u n- covered rent gougers •• welt .. tandlonl9 who had not ralaec:t renta, causing leaaHa to clalm pro- ftt1 mutt have "-" high ••• along. Setlaffed i.nanta and soncemed fancUorda also lent fn fetters. A repreaentatlve sampling of the reapoMM la given on thJ9 pege. MJ bHla1niDC power to seek relief bueft on Prop. 13 Is la· slgalRclbt. I woold eadone a state law. Dan Welty Newport Beach Our patio home rent is now $480. up from $425. No improve· ments have been done: in fact, promises made originally have not been k ept. U oder no circumstances do we want our name used. My husband is total· ly disabled and we cannot afford to move even though we are mo1tth lo month and paid a $1.000 security deposit. Also vot· ed for Prop. 13. Name Withheld Huntington Beach 1n January tbe new owner of the property upped tbe rent on my ode-bedroom apartment over a garage MO, then ln March another S5t. Verbal notices always, no monthly written no«ce. Place was sold In May, and new owner raised tbe rent Sst more as of laly l, totalling two increase lhJs year. Name Withheld Corona del Mar I live in a mobile home park. In the past the landlord h as been r aising our rent $5; this year he raised it SlO. This might not seem like much to some people. but we are m ostly e lde rly pensioners. He does a bsolutely notmng for the tenants and there is n o r«reah on ar ea or any kind. Name Withheld Newport Beach The r ent on my bachelor apall&ment was increased July I from S%35 to $285. This ls a NO bedroom apartment, and I feel the 25 percent Increase is ool· rageous. Rose Nkk !'Jewport Beach My rent increase or $25 to"'240 will t ake effect Sept. 1. In 1975 Landlords Tell Reasons Risin~ Fees, DamtJRes, Investments Cited Landlords throughout California will be urged this week by industry officials to comply with Governor Brown's voluntary rent reduction proposals, ac- cording lo C. H. Fierce, executive direc· tor of the Apartment Association of Ora nge County. He explained that bis aroup, dedicat- ed to the betterme nt of apartment management, bas Jo6aed with the Californi a Housing Council aRd California Association of Reallon to convince owners lo cooperate. .. We are following up on all COJD· plaints made lo the governor's hot line for renters' problems.," he said. "We are urglAI our members to rollback rents to May 31, share net tax savings with tenants and freeze rents \.brougb the rest of the year. ''These conditions are best for long· term survival, even for &bOH wbo have been operating on negative eash now. It's better to hold the line now than to bave legislation later." But Fierce cautioned a1atnst lbe rosy expectations of some renters. "No ooe knows the whole ltory behind Prop. 13 yet," he sald. r·we want to em· phaslze NET tax savloss. Wllatever an owner aeta hu to be divided ainona all his unJ&a." lie doubted that rent control would provide relief Ii.nee taxes wQU)d have to be raised to pay for its poUcln1. Spedflcally, be noted Oakland's tax for apartment lea.slnC whlcb Ju.at jYmped from 95 ceota to $13 per 111000 ~ rent in· come, as an example of covernment in· &«vention. Other Orange Coast landlords bad the•e comments about Oltlr 1itutatlon: "When will the media ruli.ae \.bat Prop. 13 was a tax limit bW not a landlon& Yi. tenant luueT Ate th. lend· iftl lllltltuttona &oldl to lower Ui• ln· tefea~ ratet la lay insurance 9olnf dowa1 (mine weJlt up <>vtr 10 "r· centl) WW~· plumbtr and eltmielan cbarge less Jar a service eall? All the answers are NO, and yet all we read or bear about is of \he rew rent gougers who g\ve us all a bad reputation." • • * "Illy wife and I own six rental pro- perties and we have worked very hard to acquire them. Hopefully we wm have these properties as income in our old age. Since we have owned the pro- perties we have charged low rent so as to reduce turnover. We've always operated at a considerable loss to offset my salary for income tax purposes. The rents have never been equal to the vahae of the property. If you own a Sl00,000 property, can you get Sl,000 a month for rent? That's what the owner should be getting. Most small landlords like u1 have been losing moaty on ren- tal properties." • * * "The tenant will buy an automobile and pay an inflated priee ror it: be'U buy houaehold rurnlahings, clothing and groceries at an inflated price. But Just let the landlord lncreut the renlall in an effort to ~pe wtth hl1 own increased Cotti and ~enly be la the "heavy" ln till• melodrama. All too on.:J'w hear ol 'omeone wbo b• purcb in~ome property in the hopes lhit UM lncome will ·take can of them In ctieir deollialU 1e1n, bbl with high property tuee Ula inflational)' co.ta of me.lnt.enance -.. doun '\ really do tbe job. Abo, '8'lelit )'OU bave owned income pfQpirty, r«a llne no l4ea of Wbat damlge tenutl cando.•• ;. · . . . \. · . "The i\mt.s ln my park ue reuonabJe baaed on 1urveya made f)f «her parka aft( they 1aave never, with a tew uc~· tien1, beeolncreutd mote~ SlO at a tJme. the aver woUW be abOut ~re•M en tM last ln· crea .. ,..-etrtcilve November 1, ltf'l. SlDce ~anuary t, 1'T1 qutte a r .. of IB¥ "nant.a bav• aoW thelr mob6 .. hoaitt a\ ratller aat.oliDdlq protJtt. AJ an exam· pie mobllt homes wblch orllfn•l\1 coat th• tenant $16,000 have aold for "'4,000, &Ad If the preMnl trend In Nial con· tiDCMttbe prtca trill reech $4$,000 before lhHndoltm." t he re was no rent lncrease asked or me. The next two years the rent went up $15 and S20 "for laxes." Now we come to 1978 and the rent increase s upposedly covers rising maintenance costs. No mention was made of taxes. Even though the landlord's tjlx- es are going down. m y r ent was inc reased more than the years there were high property laxes. I n ever expected them lo lower the r ent leven though it would have been very we lcome 1: I cer- tainly never expected t hem to increase it. and I intend to fight it. . . <La ndlords I s hould be forced to pay taxes at their 1977 level. Then the tenants should move out. leaving them not only with their high laxes to pay. but a lso empty apartments. Ellee Murdoch Huntington Beach My rent has been increaled sao. This is my highest rent in· c rease In two y e ars. My landlord's reasons were high taxes -real nice. There have been ao Improvements lo JustUy any increase. Please feel free to use my name-I'm moving. Paal Reed Newport Beach When I moved into t his un- furnishedapartmenl in 1965. rent was $185. including refrigerator. carport and all utilities. My rent is now $280. Rentals to new ten· ants are higher a nd no longer include a carport CSlO extra 1. Urftil last year. carpeting and drapes were cleaned and apart· me nls painted yearly i£ tenant desired without extra charge. A $45 fee is now cha rged to install carpeting. Also. until last year. coffe e a nd doug h.nuts were furnished on Sunday mornings in the "party room" and open house was held during holidays. I 1 \ ·t i ~ ~ ., This is not an important matteT. but it shows tllal many amenities as well as servi~es have been eliminated. Previ~s tenants who h ave complained have received eviction notices. ; Name Withheld Huntington Beach On June I our retat wemt CO $335. I asked oar ludlords If tlrie Jarvis Amendment passed. would they redllff U. They uJ4 no. We voted for It anyway and are 1lad It did pan. Now as these apartments bttome va· - cant the new rents are CO be 1385. We are moving ID tbe ned couple months .to sometblng cheaper. A Sad Renttt Newport Beacll Wily must the decent, fair landlords be punish~ for the rent gougers' deeds? What · an undemocratic way of solving the problem or housing shortage and gr eed : It leaves no incentive for decency in the ruture when it comes to being landlords. And why d on't we see letters in newspapers rrom tena nts, ex- pressing appreciation for raJr treatment. We read only about those te rrible landlords. The other day someone finally got around to mentioning the real source or the problem : housing s hortage! The decent landlords should not. be blam~ ror that. J ames Frank Costa Mesa Whether Prop. 13 indacecl my landlord lo raJae my rea& from Slst to Mlt, I don't bow. Tbe one·bedroom apartment was without any beat. Now I have to be out by Aug. 15. Patrida Wasner Balboa Island Nudists Dressed Up For Bare Beaches P romoters and members of BUFF <Beach User s F or Freedom> and like-minded nudist organizations gathered Bla8t, Fire Destroya HB Businesaes An eXJ,>lotlon of undetermined orl1ln and fire destroyed a turnlture tlnlshlng firm and damared two other bualneases Satul'day nltht in Huntlnaton Beach. The north wall and root of FinlahiqJ'oueh 109., 7~1 Slater Ave. were lolt In the 10:56 p.m. lndd~t. nceordlq to detectlv Bob Ru.tell of ttle HunUDJlOn Beach police department &Non lnvesUcatlon aquad. C and B Frame Company and 1.n auto reupholltw firm ln ad· Joining s ultes wue alt o d amaaed. Russell sald. The delecUve •a id an in· vestlgaUon ls contlnulnl but tbe explosion may ban been CfuHd by cb1m1call. ' about 1.000 signatures in behalf of their forma l dress ca use Saturday a l Huntington State Beach. Nobody objected to any nudi· ly. because there was no nudity to object to at the rally and in- form atlon·1athering party. Me mbers or the coalition whose local spokesman is Irene Shannon, 55, of Newport Beach. dr essed up for the occasion, rigurlni people would approach tuKedo·clad a nd gown ·wearing mem ber.s to ask: "Wbal's with the fancy dudS" "If we can't take ·em off. we'll put 'em on, .. declared Ms. Shan· ntn, who be lieves with other nudists that t.hey have a rtght to at least a small sector or public tax·aupported benches. "We cannot approach people on the beach," Ms. Shannon 11y1 of reatrrctlons on usln1 public land to promote specific cau9es or polnu or view. "But M CD UH tht y see us · dressed up. they come to us to aak questlona." Vtstton to th formal dinner party and dance ·5tYlt soiree that t>taan at noon Sa\urd9 did lildttd approach BUFF aetlvfats an4 moat w re wllllllJ to •lln petltlON. JRAVEL/DELAPLANE/RENTALS Sunday, August 6. 1978 DAILY PILOT A J J Can't Ke.ep Track of Tr_aii:i Por!ers Overseas ••• By ~"'T DELAPLANE How bas the mighty dollar rallen? For years we exchanged $1 for four Swiss francs <Beautltul aUvcr coins. ems are u waxy. clean paper. euch printed ln German. French and Italian.> · else. It took both of us lo manaae it. "We'd never go again with a big suit- case. Two smaller ones would do the same thlna ... .. * * Frteods returning from Europe auve me this update ... Th{' dollar now buys you only 1.88 ftan~s in Swltierland. Con&c quently. our rented Volkawo1en cost ui, S140 from Genev~ to Basel Les!t than a duy and n half. And we bought the au -$2 ... guUc>n ... .. YOO CAN BE SURE YOU'U carry your own ba1~ a lot. In Parls we carried our bup to our hotel room. At the Aerogolf Sheraton < ! > in Luxembourg, we carried th~m ugaln. No hotel porter. "We hoisted them to our room at the Eden in Geneva. To our rooms, again by our~~lves, in Lucerne. We carried them to the e levator in Rotterdam. Down the hall to our room..11 . Couple traveled by rur. train and Rh int' boat. "A BIG PROBLEM WAS luggage. The ruilroad station porter wltb his smock. cap and sweepm1 mustatbe is an endangered s pecies. "'We found Only ONE. A rare specimen at Geneva they should preserve under glass. .. WE WERE SAVING A bundle on tips but our backs were g1vtng out. "There are little .bagaagc carts you can use in train stations. But wresUing bags into overhead racks 1s something .. At the Hotel Atlanta in Amsterdam < $55 a day> wt> hauled the bags up a flight of l>lairs. ··Back in Luxembourg again at the llotel Alfa, lo and behold, a hotel PORTER Scientific Stronghold No Prairie as Great as Konza in August By SC01T KRAn' MANHATTAN, K an. <AP)- When the while m an first ven· tured across the Ckeat Plains. he found billions of acres of virgin prairie. coarse stems of grass interrupted only oc· casionally by a scrubby cedar or dry ravine. Almost all of that is gone. plowed over to reap the harvest of the fertile soil below. But Konza Prairie remains, a plot of virgin soil that has become·the country's largest grassland laboratory. KONZA IS an 8,616-acre patch of the F1.int Hills. From the con· crete of Interstate 70, it extends four miles north to Manhattan. where the biologists who study Konza teach at Kansas State University. Konza is a soothing sight for eyes accustomed to the concrete cover of the city or t he m<Aicured lawns or the s uburbs. Tt1'9'\>rairie grass moves in waves like ripe Kansas wheat. From the air. Konza's gentle un· dulations look desolate ; its ravines and plateaus appear to ~ ............. _...____....,.... ... % ......... , •• •lg•i fer e9e• aee .. io•ed to i•e -1 ~ e•~•I tlle elt "9 er i•e .... •le.-ed ,...,.. •I .......... ~~ have been whipped up by hot desert winds. Puffy clouds cast eerie, slow· moving shadows a nd dark, droopy clouds carrying evening raJns are visible for miles before they arrive. SCIENTISTS GLIDE over the prairie on e lectric -powered vehicles with tires of soft rubber to protect tbe arass. They crouch amoaa thin stalks up to six feet high to take sampliS of the dark, beavy·textured soft or snip a few strands of the native bluestem grass. Dr. Lloyd C. Hulbert. a biologist who surrounds his desk with pamphlets, charts and dus· ty books. directs the Konza Prairie Research Natural Area. He sat throuah a recent in· terview in a stifiinl office. bot air from a partly open "lndow the onh • • Air condiUonen, Uk~ so · .1cr Improvement.a man makes on nature, are not bis alyle. Tbe aequJstUon of the tar1est chunk d netural pratrle 1n the co-.atl")' a. merely a bealnnlna for Hun.t, wbo tias been al KSU 22 79an In • prof eulon where pro g ress often i s measured in centuries. "A HUNDRED years ago, we would have never dteamed or • the conditions or today... he says. "And sometime in the next 100 years. there's a pretty good chance of Konza having some aestl'l etic benefit." The prairie was an immense natural ecosystem before it was settled. Extending from Texas to Canada and Kansas to In- diana, this community of plants, animals and bacteria and its corresponding physical and che mical environment became th e most productive large agricultural area in the country. Today, less than 4 percent of native prairie rem ain s un- cultivated. The tallgrass. or native bluestem, prairie is limit· e d to a few tracts scattered through Oklahoma, Illinois. In· diana, Missouri, Minnesota and Iowa. Some are publicly owned. others privately; but most cover less than 500 acres. ••Essentially everything's plowed in this country except for land so steep aad rocky it's un· s uitable for plowing." Hubert says. THE NATURE Conservancy. u private, nonprofit organiza. lion. has acquired parcels in several states. One is Konza, named after the Indian tribe that inhabited the area. The first cons ervancy purchase was in 1971, about 1,000 acres. It grew to be the largest single prairie holding in the na· ti on when the cons ervancy bought the adjacent 7,700.acre Dewey Ranch. h has since been donated to the university. While much of Konza will con- tinue to resemble the original prairie, the rest will be subject to experimentation -what Hulbert calls ecological detec- tive work. PART IS being restored to pre-settlement days. Bison, elk and pronghorn antelope will agaln graze among rattlesnakes, mice, raccoons. foxes and deer. And wholesale burning will begin . to keep trees and shrubs orr the prairie. Years aco, llghtning touched off fires that burned for miles and trusted for days. keeping the land vlrtu&lly void of woody plant.a. But this u-atural method of preservation was feared by set· tlers. Without roads or culUvat· ed fields to block the fires, they would spread quickly and the tall grus produced names up to 50 feet high. TODAY, MtJCH of the prairie 1rass ha1 been cropped clos~ by 1razln1 leavln1 leas tinder for these fires, as a result, they OC· cur less often and, thanks lo fire- fighting equipment. are m ore manageable. For more t han 200 years, ranchers grazed cattle on that part of the prairie too rocky for farming. Westward expansion brought civilization. Concrete highways later crisscrossed the rest. "We can't count on ranchers taking care of it a nymore." Hulbert says. "There might be more h ighwa ys or m ore pipelines. Or ranchers might go from summer grazing to year. round grazing. That could IUU the grass." HULBERT SAYS notalgia is not involved in the restoration, only what can be learned from the prairie's abil ity to perpetuate itself. "Everything we do has many effects-and many unintended effects." he says. ''Scientists have not until r ecently been con· cerned with these things. "The original prairie was self· sustaining. Underst anding the principles underlying this stability can serve us well." Sometimes the e ffects of civilization are so small. they can only be noticed on a long- term basis. Chemical insecticides. for ex· ample, have been used since the 1940s to increase yields. But re· cently. scientis t s h ave dis- cove red that some of these chemicals create unintended ef· fects, such as killing needed in· sects, aµd can result in lower yields over the long run. .. .,,. ... carried the bags to our room. However . he may have been a college boy doing it for the summer." • •• SCHWINN BICYCLE Company has news for wheeJmen going abroad : A recent change In rulings le~s international airlines take bicycles free or charge. in lieu of a large piece of baggage. : Keith Klngbay. cycling activities m anager, in Chicago says: .. I pack mine in a large canvas bag. setting the wheels <re· moved) in pockets inside the bag. I "In Europe I shi~ the bag by raal bet ween cities I intend cycling into.·· ••• .. What are bandy things to take with us to Europe! -SOtnethlng we might forget otherwise." A couple of friends voted for the washcloth. "You NEVER find them in hote ls. 'Carry a half dozen plastic sandwich bags lo put it in ... I flnd a flas hlight is a handy tool. Especially m Mexico. Bathrooms are one step up or one step down. And resort doc- tors get rich taping sprained ankles. ••• .. . • tbe best place to excbance moaey? Should we get some before we go &o Europe? .. ~et enough to handle tipping and taxis wherever you're arriving by plane. I get a package worth $10 or so from a bank. There are banks handling foreign ex· change at the airport where you·re leav- ing. Banks too at the airport where you land. But if a Jot or planes are arriving - <as at LondQn where it ·s always busy) you'll have to get in a long line . ••• , ONCE IN THE COUNTRY. exchange at banks. Hotels ALWAYS take one to two dollars on every hundred dollars ex· changed. Stems of wild rye stand in the late aftemoor:t light in this view of Konza Prairie which has changed little since the pioneers first set eyes on it more than 130 years ago. Conservationists hope to keep it that way. A weathered windmill stands a;a lonely reminder of man's past intrusion into the Konza. The 8,616-acre area near Manhattan, Kansas. is being preserved, much of it as It was before the arrival of the white man. IOY AL CIUISI UNI -~r·········· ~, : ,: • • • • • • • • • It ., •• • • .............. -.HERB • ! 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Augt..t e. 1'71 DAil y PA.OT ' 41,723 By IOllN UYANO ............. ··Hey R•lle;'· 1eUed Ansel Manactr Jtm aoat. "what dld you thlnt of tbt crowd tonlahtr "I bid to e~k twtee to make 1ure 1 wu In the riChl clt.y," answered rell'r ace Dave Lliftbthei: ln a mor. remlnlaeent of New Yott than Anaheim. • ellout crowd ot 41,llS wUdly cheered their An1el1 to a double~llftr apnt with me •rn. nesola twins Saturday nlittt. KEN IANOaEAVX 'S two-out. two.run double in th• aeventh ln· runs save the Ana•I• a ,.3 vie· tor)' In thu nlabtc•• Mrh:r th• Twln• had capturud the llrat same by an identical muraln. Ana 1 rans. who werun 't alven much to ch«-r ubout ln the nrat rour and • haill hours of play. couldn't contain their emotions an1 1onaer as they started bobteroualy cheerlnii thelr At11ell ln the rtrtb lnnlna. Th• Halos responded-by llOOI'· IOI one in the fifth and three more tn the eeveoth to aend their fant home delirioaly happy. The split, combined with Kansas City's win over Torooto. keeps the An1els within two 1ame1 o( the leader. TODAY, NOLAN RY~N (~10) wlll try to get his teammates Aagrls SIG•~ AM .. _tltlCM~mtt ,...,., __ ......_. .. Cal~ 12:u11.m. MCMoMf c.llton!U .. ~ 111111.m. ''*'" c;.11ion.1 ... OlllMM 7:tl .. "" closer as he meets Geoff Zahn in the series finale. In both games, the dreaded base on balls proved to be the dlfference. Gaven a 3-0 lead in the second game, losing pitcher Stan Perzanowski c 1·2> start~ his downfall h• the fifth when tie SUI'• rendered a double to Danny Goodwin and then walked the bases full. WITH ONE OUT. Rick Miller singled to rlght U> brln• home GoodwlD. but LandreaH ended the rally by hlttln& Into a doub)e play. In the seventh, Perzartowsld · again got hlmaell Into a bole by walking the first two batters and aurrenderin& a sintle to pinchhitterTony Solaita. With the gap narrowed to 3·2. Dlllly ............. .., f'•ll'tdl O'~ Miller sacrificed the runners into scorln1 position. Twina Manager Peete Maueh countered by brinaln1 in relief ace Mike Marshall to pitch to·Landreaux and he promptly greeted him by sending a slider to left-center for •double. ••Jt's really good to bear the fana on our side rather tban sll· ting there quiet. and bitting beach t>aUs. •• aaJd Landreaux ln talking about the fan reaeUon. 0 0lJB GAMES are really Im.. portant tQ ua and it's good to see it's important to t!)em too.•• "It feels good. real good to hear them.~· added Chris Kna..6 Cll·6>. who picked up bis fifi victory since July 8 .. "It's ni~!e have them out there. lt rew gets the blobd nowing ... "Hell yes the rans cheeri"I like thdt helps us," said Fr~9Si-· "They were awesome.•· . The fana didn't have much~ cheer about in the opener * Frank Tanana < 1'·'1) generousJY provided the Twins wilb siit walks. which was more. passes than he allowed the entire month of July. • THE TWINS scoreC:t a pair cl <See ANGELS. Pase 84) Allen .Bemoans_ .,. -<# .. ........ ~ ' Contested Call . --. ~ Ii In Rams' Loss . J . ByBOWARDL.HANDY Of•Oeltt "'"''"" LOS ANGELES -El•ls Peacock and Jim Jodat brought the Los Angeles Rams back to respe<:tability with the aid of re- &erve quarterback Vince Fer· ragamo but they fell four yards short of sending the opening ex· hibition game or the professional football season into overtime Saturday l!_ight at the Coliseum. A crowd of 52.635 sat in on the Los Angeles Times charity con· . test that was won by the New England Patriots on a (1air or first·quartertouchdowns.14·7. Coach George Allen felt the Rams bad sent it into overtime with a fourth·quarter. touchdown but officials ruled that Peacock had gone out of bounds at the four· yard line. At t~ point the Patriots' defense stiffened and held for four downs to save the win. ... FEl,.'PfVE WERE going into overti~llen said. "We came back 'Nilh a lot of good play i.D tbe second half. Ferragamo did a fine job and Jodat 's running was ex· ceptional, as was Peacock's. where I was standing. I thought we were in." The loss was the first for an AJ. len·coached Rams team in a charity contest. It may alsobavebroughtons9'1 another quarterback debate. Ptt Haden started and moved the ~I well but couldn't get the Rams ill· to pay territory. In the first quarter. the Patriots scored on a 40-)'ard pass inte.rc.ep.. lion return by Mike Haynes. Then on a first down play the second lime they had possession, Stete Grogan threw to Stanley Morgen for an 80·yard score. THE RAMS CONTROLLED the ball for 12:31 orthe fir~ period butdidn'tscore. Ferragamocameon in the mid· die or the third period a11d e ngineered the lone Ram touchdown on a SJ.yard drive that culminated with Jodateoing oyer from the four and Rafael Septien kkkinglheextra point. , The Rams moved with mere authority under Ferragamo·s direetion even thougtt the fOUfth quarter drive ended short of the goalUne. · SECOND BASEMAN BOBBY'GRICH IN FIRST GAME ••u was too bad we dido 't score from lhe iwo-yard line. From Lawrence Mccutcheon and John Cappelletti pi.yect onJ~ in the early going when the Ra? had control or the football ~ dlffn 1t1Jcore. Says's ·U 's Lasorda !Tremendous Win for1Js t SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -The Los Angeles Dodgers turned to h heir youngest pitcher, rookie t right·hander Bob Welch, to stop a • losing streak that was carrying ~ lhell) towardthepointofnoretum i in the National League West pen· nanlrace. "I'd have to say that was a tremendous win ror u s. particularly since we haven't ~been scoring many runs, to get a f shutout," s aid Tom Lasorda, manager of the defending league champions , after Welch's 2·0 shutout victory Saturday over the first place San Fran~o Giants. f "There was 11 lot oTpressure on everybody. We lost six in a row and had to win this one,•· said Welch 0 ·0), the 2l·year·old pitcher who outdueled the Giants' I Ed Halicki (5-6). THE DODGERS broke a score. less lie in the eighth inning on run. scoring singles by Bill Russell and Ron Cey. They totaled only five hits in the game. Lasorda stuck with the rookie through a Giants' threat in the ninth and said later. "He exhibit· ed a tremendous amount of con· fideoce, pitching in front or 50,000 fans and on nationallelevision." Welch said, "The worst thing a pitcher can have is no confidence. I didn 'l have any butterflies hang- ing around then." THE ROOKIE ended the game by retiring two dangerous pinch hitters, Jack Clark and Helty Cruz, with runners on first and second base. "We had three guys who could have hit the ball out. and might ha~ called on a fourth if we had a chance," said Giants' Manager Joe Altobelli, referring to the threat his bench provided in the final inning. Russell singled to left field with 200 Baeks troke Vassallo Triumphs THE WOODLANDS, Texas - Mission Viejo's Jesse Vassallo, who set a world record Friday night in the 400-meter..iindividual medley. added another victory to his list ol credits here at the 1978 AAU Lorta ·Course Swim- mtns championships Saturday • ni1bt, winning the 200·meter backstroke. Vassallo edged Tom Shaw in the event. Vassallo was clocked In 2:03.57, while Shaw finished ln 2~03.75. Also doing well was Steve Barnicoat of Mission Vie- jo, who swept to a 2:05.48, good for seventh place. Ed Ryder of Mission Viejo also made the finals-in the 200-meter butterfly. He finished firth with a time-or 2:01.88. I ()UJ GRID GREAT DIES OF Cw4NCER CANON ClTY. Colo. ~AP> -Earl H ... Dutch" Cl ark, a f o r m e r tr .1. p I e • t h r e a t quutert>ack and coach of the Detrott. Lions and a cbarter me1nMr ot the National P'oot· ball Lea,ut'r Hall of Fame. died be,.. Saturday. He was 71. Corona del Mar's Margaret Browne, swimming for the Mis· . " slon Viejo Nadadores, was second tn the women's 200 backstroke. clocking a 2:11.11. Hl1 ,Phxiidan said Clark died · ot can~ iui1 had been battlliil the di ..... linee last October. Clark wa a U-lettet wlriDef and J.oOtball AU·Amerlcan at 'Colorado Colle1e. Linda Jezek of Los Altos broke be.r own American record ln the 200-meter. backstroke while 15- ye a~·Old Tracy Caulkins of Nashville. Tenn .• set a dew American mark in the ~-metlr butterfly. Jeterftllsterm u z m1nute, 14.!9 second · clockln1 and Caulkins 1w1m o 2:1?.09 to C&HAAV, Pqe M> two out in the eighth. scoring Johnny Oates from second base to break a scoreless tie. and went all the way to third on some sloppy fielding. LEFT FIELDER Whitfield bobbled the ball before throwing toward home. and third baseman Darrell Evans. the cutoff man, threw wildly over second base for an error as he tried to throw out Russell. Oates had opened the inning with a single a nd gone to second on Welch'ssacrifice. Russell scored from third base on Cey's infield single after Reg· gie Smith was walked inten· tionally. mE DODGERS' losing streak had dropped them 41h games behind the Giants who lead the National League West. but their victory Saturday moved them back towithin31h. Welch was making bis first ap· pearance against the Giants and just his fourth start in the major leaeues. Halick! went into the game with a lifetime record ofM against the Dodgers. Another big Candlestick Park crowd. 49,203, was boisterous as usual with the Dodgers in town and the visitors protested loudly over an incident in the bottom of the thir:cf. SMITH WAS showered with a cup of beer as he went into the right field comer going after a long foul ball hit by Evans. Evans ended the tnnlng, leav- ing runnen at second and third, by fiytng out to left fielder Dusty, Baker who made a fine running catch. LOIANOILH . ,, .... 4000 4 I 2 I 1000 3 0 I I 4000 4000 aooo • ' '0 tOIO JlfU IAN f'RMQICO Meelloclt, 21> Andrew._211 ow.,.r, rt Eveea, 31> McCowr. tb Wllltl 1.14, " ... -.ct 1vi.. Sift t.M'NIMf',pr AW\IOtf, .. Cl.,.. •• Hlll,c H.OW,1111 ... llClll,p ,~. .. , .... '°'° 0000 • 0 I 0 • 0 I 0 •000 •OIO ueo 0000 0000 It'° 1000 •••• '° 01 , 0" » 0. 0 ~~=-.. : : ::: In Fftiab 'J'oda9 . . u ..... •-•v-~· ..,,.., .. 1. &.oa-L-. • ~· ~ s.. '""_._ • ae-ow~. ~.-Misslon Viejo Nadadore Greg Lougaois is tile runaway k ., .. • aa u to leader going into today'' fi!'als o( lO·meter platrorm w.1<11 iww "°'.,...~, • , , , competition at the AAU Qutdoor Diving champtonshlps ... 11,1111L.U1 ._.....,tc:o at Mis lon Viejo' International Swim Complex. Also ln . r-11•.~.-$ • ' , • the fan Cor wom n la Jennlfer Cha.Ddler. It start.I at 3. •' PEACOCK AND .IODAT wtre the best of the reserves. The Ram cheerleaders made their debut and Allen was a •it facetioas when he commented he wasn't disturbed about the ran1· bOOi ng as the Rams left the field at • halftime. • "I thought maybe they were <See RAMS. Page 83) Surf Absorbs 5-2 Reversal SEATTLE <AP> -Jocky Scott scored two second·half goals Saturday night to-lead tbe Seattle Sounders a 5·2 victoey over the California Surf and a w1ldca rd berth in the North Ame rican Soccer League play. offs. Scott scored on an assist from Les Parodi at 5!:07 lo g)ve U.e Sounders a 3· 1 lead. Scott's g()&l in the 89th minute on an asst.t from Micky Cave capped the Sounders' late season drive to the playoffs. Seattle. which lost to tbe Cosmos in Soccer Bowl '77, won its last three games or the reg. ylar ~ea.son to finish at 15-15. The SQunders finished with 138 points to edge Dallas by seven Points for the final pJayoft berth. AJ Trost scored both goals for playoff·bound California, 13-17. Trost took a perfect cross from Steve Moyers in the 10th minlrte to lie the score at l·J. Tros&'s goal at 53·52 made it 3·2. but the Surf couldn't generate any more offense. Seattle substitute Dave Butler scored In •the 69th minute on Cave's assist !Two Men Di~ In Stahle Fire MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ. (AP> -Firemen are investi.&t. Ing the cause of a blaze that klUed a blacksmith. a groom and 40 standard·bred horses Saturday morning at Capital Hill Farma. Capital Hill is owned by Herve FlUon, world champion driver ln harness racing. Lou la Dipierro, chief of the Oen· tral Monroe Townshlp lijre Department. said tbe arson sq;act was anvesUaatina the fire b&J\he de~llned io comment further qp a posalble caun. The vlCtims were IC!entlfi as Steve Martln, a aroom, and~ Oale, a bJacklmltb. a_c~d to FU.ion'• brcther BMC> IUJen . . • Sunday. Auguat I , 1tt1 GOLF I TENNIS R o Qkies R mming W.ild Lopez, King in Close Batt/,e SUNNlNGDALE.-England (AP) -N nncy Lopez and Betsy King, both in theh: first year as professionals. Saturday moved to the top of' the field ln the European Women's Golf Cham- pionships here, Lopez snatching a one-stroke lead at the end with a six-under-par 216 for three rounds. LQpez. 21. has already won sevt!n major tournaments this year. King, who will be 23 in one week, hasn't won one yet . But Saturday she s urged through the field from her two under par &tarting point. at one time was seven under. and rinally finished at 217. five under. Lopez teed off four under and only one s troke behind joint leaders Vivian Brownlee and Sally Little. But both Brownlee and Little faded during the day, leaving Lopez with a clear run.to the top. LOPEZ HAD AN adventurous , round that mixed six birdies with four bogeys and proved conclusively she has foµgbt her way out of her recent slump. _She started wlth a pair of birdies through the first three holes. aided by putts of 11.even and 10 feet, got herself bunkered twice for a couple of bogeys and finished the outward nine with a birdie on the eighth That was the hole where she took a triple bogey in the first round. "It owed me that, .. she said. Coming home, Lopez was on the green in two and two-putted for a birdie on' the par-5 10th. ~hen hit a fine tee shot on the 295. yard. JUlr·live lllh. ,used ~ pitchin~ wedge from the edge of the green to run Op' to the cup but failed to run the ball more thap a couple of yards. SHE nlEN two-putted for a five. "the dumbest bogey you ever saw," she said in disgust. King starteci off like a cham- pion with four 'birdies ip the first five boles. then she momentari· ly lost her putting touch. two- putted on the sixth for a bogey. then had to take three putts at the next hole after being bunkered with her second. That cost her a double bogey buLthen he~ Eter ~tarted tft sing sweetly a aln and she col· lected four bir with putts of 15 feet. six reel, again from 15 and from eight. THOSE FOUR birdies put King at the top of the leader board. but on the par·lhree 15th she missed the green, overshot with her second and two·putted for a bogey-four. That put her level with Lopez but another bogey on the 18th, when she landed in a trap with her second and two·putted from 10 feet, cost her the lead. ThlrCI round ..._,Ill llw EUtoPffft -·· cllampl-"lp on SUMh•oui.·, par ,. ,_ kl<Wday C. .... -1: H•nc'f 1.ocitJ .... , "klftO Muo~•·-s.11, Llftle Bar.,..., a..row Pal 8rec:ltev AlnY AKolt Sfllrlo E'91eMfn JoAnne C¥-SMti.yH~.3... 0.llOle Malf1'iJl w 11v11 antt-riotlla Steo l.aw•Baugll Jan SI•~ ~yC«tltY Vhfle11 8-4M CUffOf'CI AM CIMd Juctv Aenkln MarvC>wyef' Mary Miiia JoAMWllthem l.oulM Oruu ~•If\¥ Mar11n Donne vouno l<alh\OA,...m Kaltty Posttewett Sylvl• hrtOl~cllll •Wll"'a AllMlt ' ..... ltoM 11.n.n-tM n.1 .. 11-111 ,,.,,,,,_,,. ... 7 .. , ..... ," , .. ,,.70-219 7>-1 .. 72-21' 1),.1)..1+-;,tlO 72.7 .. 1-120 1 .. 1s.11-m 7 .. 7),.7).-%20 16-11-11-m 7H•7~nt 1 .. 1 .. 11-m 1~n-ii1 1 .. 11-1-121 n.~1..-.m n.11.,._m , .. 1 .. n-m , .. .,..70-m 74.1 .. 1--.UA 1•n-14-225 1•1 .. 1~m 1s.1•n-m n-1 .. n-m ,,..,,..,._m 1•n·1~m 7~"7'-5 7H~7 ..... n7 75-7>1'-227 7!H6'-,._221 TOM WATSON CHIPS HIS WAY TO A FIVE-STROKE LEAD AT OAKMONT. ..... · Tennis Romadup Five-stroke Advantage ·Watson in Firm Position OAKMONT, Pa. <APJ - Although he had an all-but· insurmountable five-shot lead ....Jtrrough t.hree"rounds'Qf th~ PG-K fn auo-nal Championship, Tom Watson was taking nothing for • granted going into today's final , 18 holes in this. the last of the S year's four maJor tests of golf. ~ ing greatness. ''He putted like he had an anget sitting on his s houlder. -- said Joe Inman, one of Watson's J:)ngTng partners Chis rainyaay . "When a man m akes putts like that. you can't ge t dis· couraged." Inma n continued. "You j ust shake if off and start shooting for lower money." Pate. the youthful winner of the 1976 U .S. Oj>en, scored seven birdies on his way tQ_ truit score in the third round and had a 208 total. "My job is to beat the golf course tomorrow, not try to beat any particular player," said Pate. "I'm not going to try to make up anything and keep hur· rying along to look at leader boards. l 'm just going to try to beat Oakmont. I can't do anything about what Tom s hoots." ~ "I have to shoot a good score l Sunday," Watson said after a f brllliaht putting exhibition > Saturday had produced a four· :S under-par 67 and put him in firm ~ command. ~ . •' 'Th.e rest of the fi elcj\ will be ' ·1'beel.ing but I feel that if I n s~ around par I sboukl n. ~I "WITH mES~ condilions.<a ady. driuhng rain made the dulating greens soft and hold· g and· al.lowed lbe players to Idly fly their approaches dead 0 the dripping, drooping nags) e course will yield some good ;. scores,•• he said, and then added: ~~ "l've got my momentum go-·: lng. l m ade some mistakes early and my momentum got me over :; the bad spots." ·= His putting helped, too. After '.~ an uncertain start -bogeys on ~ two of the first three holes - ; Watson rolled in birdie putts of : 22 a nd 30 feel on the fourth and ~ fifth. ~ "Those two putts wer e the l key." hP. said. "That charged m e up. I was ready to go after that. .. ' . ; ANO GO HE DID, pulling • away with a string of four t birdies in five holes and playing ~ the back nine in31. Wa tson, displaying the fire and finesse that has made him °" TV 'l'Odafl Oaa11tu!I 7 at J :30 heir apparent to Jack Nicklaus' Jang-time role as· the world's premier performer, left his would-be challengers struggling far behind him with a 54-hole total of 203. THAT·s AS improbable 10 shots below the listed par on the hilly. 6,989-yard Oakmont Coun- try Club course, a famed old layout that sent Nicklaus down the road toward home Friday. a victim of the cut for the first time in a decade of competition in the game's four maj~r tests. And it put Watson, a leader all the way in this weather-plagued event, in firm command in his bid for a fourth major title. The l ead is so large - matching the biggest ever in this tournament -that it appeared bighly unlikely anyone could catch him in today's final round. WATSON WOULD have to lose it. No one else could win it. A round of par 71 by Watson would require Jerry Pate, his closest pursuer. to shoot a closing 66 just to tie. Bt:iseball Standings .. NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. GB San Francisco 66 45 · .595 Cincinnatl 64 45 .587 1 Dodgers 62 48 .564 31ie;, San Diego 57 53 .518 8 ~2 Houston 51 58 .468 14 Atlanta 50 59 .459 1.S East Division Phila delphia • 57 47 .548 Chicago 55 52 .514 3~~ Pittsburgh SO 54 .481 7 Montre~I 52 59 .468 g1,'!z New York 47 64 .423 13"2 St. Louis ~ ·41 68 .376 181,'!z s.e.ntl!Y'• ._... ~n 2, S.. Fr.nclt<o 0 Ph!'-«Mlpflla at l"ltt91M1lf\. PllCI., rain. MOft1 ,..1 7, CNc..oo 4 Hous!Oft S.7, Al&Mt.e J.O Cincinnati 7, 5"' Dle9o t SI. Louis S. PMw Y-1 T-.r•aoa- Delltera (Hooton 11·•> at San Francl1<0 (KMpper 11•1 Montreal I~ 12-7 ...cr SandO'IOn 0.01 al Olkaoo I~ S.10 -~la Ml PhlladelpNa ICM1lQA .. 11 -RUltlWOI M l at Plttabul'Qll (8111ey .. s _, •• ,......, .... I N.,., Yor!I (Koe.I NI et st. Louie (~Iner S-SI Safi Dleer> <Jonn f.tl at Cincinnati <9olllwtm .. 2, Houaton llllche ro 11·•1 at Attenta IMcWlll!a~ HI AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Angels Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB 59 47 .557 60 52 .536 2 57 54 .514 4"'2 51 56 .477 81,ji 46 61 .430 131~ 45 62 .421 141h 40 70 .364 21 East Division Boston Milwaukee Baltimore New York Detroit Cleveland Toronto 68 40 .630 61 45 .575 6 60 48 .556 8 60 49 .550 81h 59 49 .546 9 51 56 .477 16"2 40 68 .370 28 s.tw'UY'• SCet9I Minn.tote 4-J, Mitt• i-. Botton I, MUwauu. I SHttle J, o.kl-2 N-Y-J, a.iumon 2 o.1ro111. CNcaoo o Kansas Cly s. T-toJ Tuas 4, a-t-.ct J 112 l1W1l119ll T.....,.aGaolMI MlnMIOtalz.tM•tOletAllfltfalllye11S.IOI Clllc.oo ll<rwec 1-101 •I o..ro11 (Slaton 11•1 Balllmon IP••~ 1MI at New Yon (Hunt# ... I Bollon (Tl-7-4) et Mllw~llM (Tra¥en J.SI Toronto (Moore S.ll at IC-.1 City (0.la INI S.•111• (Mlkhttl S.l1 4ll!d HouM J.-4 .. ~ HI al Oeklencl (IAflOfwd .. 1 MCI Brobff9 Ml C1...,.lfft4 (Walts MU et Teua ((Mt~ .... , LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS NEW OR USED . Conn.ors Gets No. I Seeding F.rom AP..Dlspa&c.bea INDIANAPOLIS -Wimbledon runnerup Jim- .my Connors...wa.s given the top-seeding Saturday in the 68th U.S. Open Clay Court tennis cbam. pionsbips which open at the Indianapolis Racquet Club on Monday. Tournament director Stan Malless announced last year's Grand Prix point leader. Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, was seeded second, ahead of defending champion Manuel Orantes. who has finished tti;.st here in three of the last five years. Last year. Orantes easily defeated Connors 6-1, 6·3 in a nationally televised match for the tournament title. "It was a tough decision making our top seed- ings," said Malless. "We use various criteria in m flking the seedings. World rankings are one of our m ajor factors. however.·• Connors. who finished first in the tournament in 1974 and 1976. drew Australian Rod Frawley as his opening opponent. Vilas. the urn Grand Prix po\nl leader with 14 victories. plays Australian Dick Crealy. Orantes begins defending his title against Billy Martin of Palos Verdes. Italian Davis Cup star Corrado Barazzutti was seeded four:th. followed by Poland's Wojtek Fibak and 1977 Wimbledon semifinalist John McEnroe. who turned pro after winning the 1978 NCAA cha mp1onsh1p. Spam's Jose H1gueras was given the No. 7 seed, with veteran Ken Rosewall. making his first appearance in the tournament here. seeded eighth. Great Britain's John Lloyd and Jaime Fillol of Chile complete the top 10 seedings. Other seeded palayers are Adriano Panalla. No. 11: Balazs Taroczy. No. 12: Jose-Luis Clerc. No. 13: Chris Lewis, No. 14; H ans Gildemeister. No. 15. and Phil Dent. a 1977 semifinalist here. No. 16. DIW., Al.e~a,..,_ Col8de NORTII CONWAY. N.H. -Scrappy Eddie Dlbbs came from behind Saturday to win a cliff. hanger over Spain's Manuel Orantes 2-6. 7·6i 6-4 in the semifinals of a Sl 75.000 tennis tournament at Mt. Cranmore Stadium. The top-seeded Dibbs' tough fight for his finals berth was a sharp contr ast to last year's tournament w>nner John Alexander's leisurely win over Italy's Corrado Barazzutti 6-3. 6-3. Dibbs will face Alex- ander in the finals today. "I was tired from the beginning and my legs felt like lead ... said Dibbs of his poor showing against Orantes in the first set . "I got better as the match went along. and I started playing more aggressively. He got tired and then I had him ... Neither Dibbs. who usually has the style of a streetfighter, nor Orantes seemed able to give the crowd of almost 10,000 his best. Both had played tough matches the day before and blamed sore muse les for the numerous mistakes they made on the court. A-.a, F cdrHe 111 8..._,..,_ NEW ORLEANS -Victor Amaya beat New Zealand's Brian Fairlie, a nd top-seeded Roscoe Tan- ner advanced by default Saturday to set up today's showdown between big servers in a $75,000 Grand Prix tennis tournament. Amaya spoiled Fairlie's retirement party, beat- ing him 1·S. 6-4. Fairlie, 3(), trad announced be would retire after this tournament. TaMer moved into the final when Brian Teacher pulled out of competition because of a shoulder in· jury sustained in an earlier match. Amaya, the6·7 American who took Bjorn Borg to f(ve sets at Wimbledon. turned back Fairlie with his big serve. Tanner also ls known for his powerful serve. A..Cfa WI•• C'N"'" CHARLESTON, W.Va. -Top.seeded Tracy Austin defeated No. 2 Pam Shriver 6-2. 6·2 Satur .. day to take the championship in the National Girls' 16 Tenrus Tournament. Shriver tared better ln doubles competition. She and her partner, Barbara Potter, defe ated Austln and Kelly Henry 7·S. 6·1. In semllinal play. Shriver had defeated Bet· Una Bunge 6-3, 6·2 to advance to the final, wbJle Austin dispatched Kelly Henry, 6·1, 8·2. Earlier In the day, Bunge defeated Henry 6-3, 6·2 to take third place In the champlonshlp singles. In fifth place in the singles was Andrea Jaeatr, who defeated Kathleen Horvath 2-6, 6-4, 6·3, / Third plac doublea winners were Andrea and Susy Jaeaer of Lincolnshire, Ill., who adeleated ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~----~~~-~-------~~.~~~~~~~~~MK TWO-GAME SET 3 TllllS IALLS ,, .. 1•• Combination deyboll/· badminton 1et for '4. Wood brod1et1, metal pates, net. Sa ... 1 ROD/REEL COMIO 97 Spincost reel, 70 yards. 6 mono line. Fiberglass rod. Saving prices! IAS• SUTllOAll ldcMoll ....... odlOf\ trucb. 2a2 " •t ...... .,...,........ Nylon/Dacron polyester IXIVfil' for long W90f. High im.nslty yellow. •oul'ont Reg. TM REEL CHOICE 97 One with 100 )'Ord• mono line. One with 185-yd. cop. 8-lb line. .. • . • • • ~ •· r • , FOOTBALL A c..,.ute "epon From ttit World of Sport• NFL Eyes Mexico City As P 088ible Franchise f'n• AP Dbpa&dte1 MEXJCO Ch"V -The National Football Lea1ue 11 not in n tXJN&ru oo plaue r11bt now, but when it lb, Mexico Cl l)' wlll be ~ .. N!d H • pcrutbl" home for ¥ runchlae, Don W~. lhe exttuhve dirttlor of the te111ue. 11ld Fri· day W . ln MhitO Clt1 for tht r1r1t American pro fnslonal foothill 1•mtt to ~ played on MeJUcan iwll. told The A~ated ~ In an antervtew that the 111me hJld. been lt'hedaled here ~cause or a lona·atandlng fntttrest in Mexico In the NFL. He hastened to add. however. that lhe scheduhn1 or a same here Saturday between tbe New Orleans Saints and the • Philadelphia Eagles did not necessarily mun the clty would get a NFL ex punaaon club The NFL IS going to add two more teams m the future, Weiss SIUd, but lher' i&-M llmet-able n1ht now because the league wants the current expansion teams. Tampa Bay and Seattle. to achieve some stability. But he said Mexico City would be considered along with some other cities that expressed interest in a franchise Me mphis, Phoenjx, Birmingham and Honolulu among Qlt\ers The key factors considered ln lookfo& ror a place to locate a franchise are local lnteresL economic growth potential and the availabihty of a playing faciUty, Weiss said. -----.,..;e •I dae De9-----, Says In" Levtn, tli ire\terly Hills movie mogui who swapped the Boston Celtics ror the Buffalo Braves and moved the ~~ves to California: "Everybody up there Uainks I raped Boston and stole their best players. I thlQk I did. I think I out· maneuver~ John Y. Brown. but I was only following the pattern de~l1ned by Red Auerbach.". T ri1'1a --1. Who were the last three Chicago Cubs players to face Sandy Koufax when he pitched his perfect game et Dodger Stadium in 1966? . . . 2. Who was the pitcher w!len H~.AJroo.bit hisbistonc 1l5th career home run to break Babe Ruth's record? Dsl!ldlere Ill Spercs ••• BASEBALL -Oakland pitcher Mau Keoagb, a former Corona del Mar High star. was a victim of J ohn Hale's two-out ninth inning homer. giving Seattle a 3·2 victory over the A's Keough. 7 ·8, allowed nine hits in gomg the distance Mike LaCoss hurled a .. • -... (our-hitter and ignited a five·~~ fifth r;i./ . . I •• inning with a double as the Cancmnati Reds haJted San Diego's IO.game win· oing streak with a 7·1 victory ... Rookie catctvlilJeaee Parrlsb slammed a pair of twt'mti homers to lead Detroit to a 7-0 win over the Chicago White Sox ... Fonner Sunny Hills High star Gary Carter drove in four runs with a single and bases-loaded double to lead Mon· treal to a 7.4 win over the Chicago Cubs .1uHMA1NH . Hal McRae rapped out four hits to lead Kansas City to a 5.3 triumph over Toronto ... Jesse "Pop" Haines, a Hall of Fame pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals' Gas House Gang. died Saturday. He was 85 . Spercs .. RetUo, 'ft' RADIO Baseball -Los Angeles at San Frantisco, 1 o'clock KABC <790>: Minnesota at California Angels. 1 o'clock. KMPC<7101 TELETISION 10.30 a.m. (2) -TENNIS -The singles finals in the Volvo International tournament. 11 :30 a.m (91 -BOWLING -Five bowlers compete in the California Amateur tournament from Glendale <taped>; C28) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final-round play in the European Women's Open from England Ctaped). 1 p.m. C2> -AUTO RACING -Coverage ~f USAC'S Texas roe> for Indy-type cars from College Station; <7> - GOLF -Golfers tee off in the National Long Driving Championship form Oakmont Country Club <taped>; <11> -BASEBALL -The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Giants at San Francisco. 1:30 p.m. (7) -GOLF -Final-round play of thf' P~A Championships from Oakmont Country Club near Pit· tsburgh; (4) -TENNIS -Harold Solomon J!leets Vitas Gerulaitis in a WCT Toamament af Champions match from Las Veg~ <taped). 2:30 p.m. i~> -SPORTSWORLD -Members of the Muhammad Ali Boxing Club meet a team from Irelan~; The International V9lleyball Assn. 's All·atar match is aired. ltaped). 4 p.m. (11 > -RAMS FOOl'BALL -The New England Patriots meet the Rams in Los Ang~Jes. <taped ). 5:30 p.m. C52) -ROLLER GAMES. A llRCers t • T rina 1 Chris Krug. Joey Amalfitano and Harvey Kuenn 2 Al DowninB or the Los Angeles Oodgers Sunct1y. August 6. 1978 PUSHING OFF -Houston Oilers' rurmmg back Earl Campbell < 34 > pushes Denver Bronco Tom Jackson as he'turns the cor· ner after ta.king.a-Short-pass during the first quarter of a n :'llFL exhibition game 'f~ Saturday night. Camp~ell picked. up ·~tght yards on the pla~-. but 1t was nulhfaed by a penalty. Game at the Astrodome was lht- season opene-F-lor ~ueh el~b Denver ntllied to beat the Oilers. 17·12. ff'eot.fJall Roundup Broken Nose For Bradshaw- From AP Dispatches BALTIMORE -Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw was taken to a hospital where X· rays showed he suf(ered a broken nose after being tackled in Saturday night~s National Football League pre-season game between the Steelers and the Baltimore Colts. Bradshaw, whose eight previous NFL seasons have been checkered with injuries. was bit by Colt linebacker Stan White after running out of the poeket for 16 yards late in the first quarter. In other exhibitiQn games: THE DALLAS COWBOYS, behind Drew Pearson's one-handed touchdown reception and tHkle Dave Kraayeveld 's 61-yard TD interception return. powered past San Francisco, 41·24. THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS belted the Washington Redskins, 20·13, behind Tommy Kramer's 380 yards and two touchdown passes. THE OAKLAND 8 AIDERS rallied behind re· serve quarterback 11avid Humm's two fourth· quarter TO passes to record a 14·13 win over the Chicago Bears. THE DETROIT LI ONS got ti pair of touchdowns. including a 90-~ard kickoff return, from Luther Blue to gain a 28·20 victory over the Buffalo Bills. THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS nipped the Green Bay Packers. 17·14, as rookie Ronnie Rowland plunged one yard for the go-ahead score 1 :29 into the final period. THE TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS jumped to a quick lead on Jimmy DuBose's five-yard run and defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, 17-0, before a home crowd or 60, 106. THE MIAMI DOLPHINS whipped the St Louis Cardinals. 28·7, behind the passing of Don Strock and receiving <two TDs > of Jimmy Cefalo .. THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS, ignited by Ron Scott's 87·yard TD jaunt. beat the Baltimore Colts. 22·10. THE NEW OR LEANS SAINTS, behind Wes Chandler's 92-yard punt return and Tom Meyers' interception of a Mike Cordova pass. stopped the Philadelphia Eagles, 14~ 7, in Mexico City. THE DENVER BRONCOS r allied behind backup quarterback Norris Weese to defeat the Houston Oilers. 17·12. Weese ran 16 yards for one TD and set up another score with a 27·yard run. 1-QT. LIQUI ALGAE COITROI 421 Perfect for effect ivel ~ liminoting algae in pools. ' DAILY PILOT 8:1 F ,....P.,,e•I .. · RAMS ••• booinc the Embraceable Ewes.·· Allenaald. · The coach praised Jodat and said he would like 20 players Just like him ... He's a hun1ry player. he's alwaysingreatcoodltionand\ he'll never walk out of camp on you. He ·s a tremendous auy. I also thoujht Peacock showed he's a sledgehammer runner." ALLEN SAID 111ERE would be cuts lo the immediate future to paretherostertoa workable size. • The game marked the fim ap. pearance of the Patriots in the Coliseum. In 1966 they defeated Oakland in a preseason game at naheim Stadium. but have never pJayed in the Coliseum. Coach Chuck Fairbank:s'ef.the Patriots was concerned about the pass interference penalties called sainstbi&team.' .. "I want to look at this situa· tion." he said. "It would appearto be a tough rule on the defensive backs. We are obviously trying to . ¥ec~~•nt.be:tW.buliHK licuJt at times." The Ram touchdown drive was aided by an 11-yard interference penalty and the drive that took them to the four in the fourth quarter included a 49-yard penal· ty against the Patriots. * .... ~119IM!d 14 0 I ._,;1• l.OSAl>9elft 001~7 NE -H•yneUOlni.tuotl .. retutn (Sn1111\ll~ll I NE--...n10P11nlr-0to9en ISmltltlllcll• LA-Jod1UrunlSeptlMllkkl A-S2,41S .......... Flr1tdowns 13 RlllM .. Y.nlf •t4' P111lnQ yerdS ta "-turn y1rdS '1 p-.,..2 Punt• 4..).1 Fumbles·lcat 1.0 119Nttles-y-M·127 IMDIVIDUALLllAD•H .... 1' ~.., lit .. f1..U.2 .. ,. ... !..JS It USM I NO -'""" EnQl.nd. 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S..U.WIUUI DIY CHLOlllE Mayer's injury was announced Friday after X· rays were t aken of the foot which he relnjured Thursday night in a match against the Phoenix Racquets. Mayer bad missed four matches because of the injuries prior to Thursdal( night, with former University of Southern Calirornla star Mike w ayman substituting. '\ Cosmetic Surgery Center Medical Group Dr. f.8. Frankel, Director ~ber of AIMfkan Medk•I Alsodatlon Associ.1ted '°-rd Cwtlfled/Quaflfled SurgtOM Auoc:t..ted Dennatologitt1 £-. 16550 Ventura 81 Mo. 31 4 1.11 _.. 4sn Wllll'llre Bouliva.d ~ 5203 L.ak...rBllUIMrd ..._. ..... 1101 NIWman SUltt C ... a. 2700 N. Main NO. 502 ....... 4295 0.-r St., SU!tt 1E 1•• 12 68 t I 4 I .. ------~-~~-Spy&Rama'Hdden __ __ Iqght PIBce, Right iTinle I Pat Haden, the epltome of tie succeaafa.l aebolar·llthlete, believes tbat h1' aeblevementa in the clUlfOOm • on tbe lootbaU ftefd are totally aeparate. • And, a1 he puts lt ... I've been Incredibly lucky/' · Wllatever, the ftnt 25 years of Pat Haden's Ute teem like they've been procnnuned. ' · t At Bllbos> Amat Htih 1n La PUeote he set Jtumerolja prep pasaina records. Then on to Southen!callfornla for three ye .. u the Trojans' Jtartln1 quarterbacll. three Rose Bowl ~rrormances and mon tteordl. .. AND IT WAS a cttance to play rtaht away. somethlng that never would have happened In the NFL." Haden performed lmpreulvely before the Sun set. along with the rest of the fledaUna WFL. Tbe foUowtni aeaaon, be aJped with the Rams and was able to arTante bis °"1ord aehedule so be dldD 't mils Inf footbafl. He recently completed bis studies abroad In philosophy, economics and politlcf. Now. ate ls solidly entrenebed as the Rams' startin8 quartuback. His academic plans can tor law school. probably at Lo~la, wbett be bu beell a~epted. atartinl ~r the 1978 season. --11.\N.X TllOVGllT be wu too small ·Co play quarteii>aek ln tbe National f'ocdall Leacue at HADEN SAID the posslbiU_t.l of bis ptaytac pto ... . . ...,Nll~-...... 0'~ ROOKIE DANNY GOODWIN (20) ACCEPTS CONGRATULATIONS FROM -'OE 9'UOI. _·Alamitos .Del Mar_ Results F,.._P.,,e•J ANGELS-SFLIT-~ ·-· runs,. ln'tbe second and third In· n1ngs aDd three could be dlrectly attributed to free passes allowed b1 Tanana. Tanana settled down after the ' third to retire 18 of the next 22 batters but the damage had atread,)( been done. "l•STGAME MIHH•SOTA CALlf'OltNIA MrllM ar11• s ooo ~.!I.cf 4010 5110 ~.-4110 4110 ....... ff JOIO 3 I 0 0 II.Miii«, rt 1 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 S.ytor, lb 3 0 0 0 5-ll, 182 -pounds. 1be Loi Anlelea ~ drafted 'football cUdn't dawn on him until bia Junior year at btm In the seventh road br llfS', P.nialb because Southern Cal. But bt thought bia rootbalf days of such doubts and partlalij: biieause u ,a Rhodes were o•er after be lfteived tbe sdlolanbip to Ox· Scholar he would be atteriiHD1 Odord for three ford. ye an. Yet Haden decided to ~~!1ti the Southern .. ,_thought the Ros~.~~ my Htdor year. ~~~~~~tbe -"'~ ~~·-~· 4~rard=a~:::~~~~ . .. They offered more money at tbe time," he for me, said recently at the Rama• Cal State ,Fullerton . training camp. ...Oxf(JJ'd ~ the most jpiportant ~·t'VE BEEN at th~ nght place at tbe rigbt thini to me and became the ~ started its tlme1 ~a starttn•·quarterback Ofl a Super Bowl season early,' I was ab(e to play tn 11 umes before contender. that:~ something else. It's all a litUe 1oing to England. I bard to believe. ALL IN 111E MIND NEW YORK -John McEnroe. the tennis whil kid, tblnka Jm· provement Qi bis 1aldf Jn tbe next few y~arr •ill all be mentat. McEnroe reached the semlfloala a~ Wimbledon ln 19'1'1 at the qe of 18 and then was ellmlnalfJC1 by ...JJmmy Connors. • "Wimbledon as a tu.mlnl point for me," be said. "I beat some ~ players and gailmr ~Qlafl~n~, _floj'i_tbe pressure Ls on my op- _pmients. not me. L.aee som' of them getting neD'OUS when tbey play me. However, I teel the diff,Hnce betweeo me and a top player like BJorn Borg ls primarily mental. He Is ao tough· minded, you never ca" tell what be is thinking. That's what I must strive for." . '~--., ~NCI1 LANCIA "The intelligent alterriatJ\le. To the overpriced sports car. "Walking guys is the worst:• said an obviously irate Tanana at intermission . "My performance was a case or bav· ing no brains." 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A\lstrallan schoolgirl Tracey Wickham shaved almost six seconds off her world l,500·meter freestyle swim record Saturday night, barely beatlni t~ammate Michelle Pord in the Com· monwealthGames. Wickham, 15, clocked an 8;2'.62. Ford was tlm&d ln 8:25. 78. J~ Wickham, at W pounds, Is the 1.rlebi.t to ever bold a 1wimminC ncont. Her prellm thue wu a lackadalalcal 8:43.69. n •• break Nalley Hogshead's old re· cord or 2:11.83. IQ the men's 200-meter but· terny. Olympic sliver medalist Steve Gtegg of Wilmington, Del. took first with 2:00.84. ,.,_ .. .. 200-Mtttr beck -t. V ..... le CMlMMll V .... l J:ta.D; 2. --(Loni INclll 2!0US; a. llocu (Ol'lllde) 2:04.01; •• Mee.ti (l't. ,.,_.,.,,, 2:04.14; S. Ctn, (Mt. KllCO, N.Y.l 2:0S.IJ; 6. T.wlll IAustrelle) 2:0UJ; 7 • ..,..._. ( ........ VIII .. ) J:tUI; t. KrM Miiier, .Htvp, Ge., t :OUO. ~--ftJ -t. °'"" IWllll'll~ Del.I t :00.14; 2 • .,_ IS.ttta"I 2:01.et; t. ~ (Alltll#n) t :Ol.OS; 4, T-"-llltftW<tl t :ot.&I; I. a-..w CMllM9 *itl !:ttM; .. 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WOOdlltecl IRl,,.rtldel 2:U.4S; 4. Jollenn ""*" 1Clnc'-tllt:IU3; s.11._.,.._ .. enclrle, VII.I 2: M.5'; .. W-llcottldelt, .Atl1.1 2:15.00; 7. Repp IAleUndrle, \le.) 2:15,11; I . lilleMel ($en DlttlDl2: "·"' Retain& Crown BUENOS AIRES -Argen. tlna '1 Huso Corro retained bis world mlddlewei8bt boxing cbampionahlp with a narrow, but unanimous decision over Ronnie Harri• of Canton, Ob.lo, Satµrday nl-t. ,, I r I I DICK Milla MOTOllS f2tWISTWAll• SAMrAAMA 117.JID ' ' I Dramatic 3ide seam. j lu:mdmtched : I I FASHION -J!~~~ TM New Man. Joe an. ~ o ... erneld ane Andr MeBrtdt .... all "" Men, ... IO .,. lob 0'1Aa'7 aDd 9titve MoJtn. ,.,_ 1N1 qublttt of New M• •.alb la found OD ~ "" Mt!C'tl' fteld wtt1i otw .... beta ot u.. Callltimla awt. but .. ,._ ewalna a.bey ......... wbllt Calltonda •• wtU bt wuriA1 ln U.. faU md wllMr. TM 1111-'9 .,..#will be ebaract.wl_. by 1 , "•lopp~ ~·· look, 1eeenltq to·~· e..._. • OU ltrettoe and Dive o,... dM of. fttlal "*-ot IM Surf, wt.o ..,.. commen• taton far• f...._ pnnatttloa ll Bulleck'• wnntn. .. · '"l'be new•• IQ"I, 'I don't live a dama' .................. Nkl BemaNDoelf· f'ler. ~ dindor for tbe Newport atore. wbo JotMd t!llratton at the microphone. A man *'Ow may cboole in the faU to wear 1 1weatahirt to a dtHo. he Hid, but it will be e98bmett or IU4lde. dMIAn for ill eue and freedom instead ol it.a fashion importance. The lbow bqan with "adlve functional clothes" metudiq tlllllil, warm-up and IOlf out· nta, but there were no aUJl)riHI i.e. n.e _ lpaltawew aecment featured tweeds. swHten and a .. country squire" look with a lot of corduroy in ebades of camel and 1rey. Su.lts are returnln1-to an •letani look for fall, according to Ute J>ntenlatlon. There were pinstripes. 1Ull llU.rta. co&d watch chains and new shades of ah8U (SeeFASlllON.Pace•> / I 7 .._ . • Milter-Kuykendall -Valnie Kuykendall-and Jtm Mtl~ of Newport Beach have been married In the Ecplseopat-Churcb of the Messiah. -santa-Ana. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kuykendall, 1raduat.ed from l!:stan· cia Hilb School, Oran1e Coast Collete and at· tends Cal State FUilerton. The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Miller. grad\lated ·from Newport Harbor High School and OCC The couple will live in Newport Beach. Ryffel-Troutman Nona Troutman of Hunttncton Beach and Curtis ayffel fJave been married ln the First United Metbodtatdefiureb of Costa Mesa. The bride, daqhter ol the Rev. and Mrs. Jack Troutman ol Phoenix, IJ'aduat.ed from Loara High School and la a dental aaalltant. Tbe bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryffel of Newport Beach, IJ'8dualed from Loera High School and Oranse Coast College. He works for Maec:on Conttruct1on Co. Tefft-Nehrenberg Nancy Ann Nehrenber1 and Stephen Lyal Tefft bave been married in Sherman Gardens, Corona deJ Mar. The bride. daughter of Dr. and tars. Ted Robert Nehrenberg of Costa Mesa, graduated from Estancia High School and the University of San Francilco. She was a National Charity League debutante. The bridelroom, son of Ml'. and Mrs. Lyal Stepben Tefft of Costa Mesa, IJ'aduated from Estancia High School and Oran1e Coast College. The couple will live in Laguna Hills after a Hawaiian honeymoon. Yjammack-Reavie Marilyn Lee Reavie and Mel Wammack have been married tn St. Andrew's Presbyterian Olurch, Newport Beach. The bride, dauahter of Dr. and Mrs. Dean D. Reavie, Nftport Beach. trlduatecl from Corona deJ Mar ffi•b School, attended' UCLA and graduated from Cal State Onivenity. Los Angeles. She was a Chlldren'1 Home Society de· butante and, la a re1latered nune at Good Samaritan Holpltal. Loi An,.let. Tbe bridqroom. IOD of Kr. and Mn. H.M. Wammlek of Glendale, p-aduat.ed from Hoover Hilb School. Glendale Collea• and UCLA. The couple will live ln Glendale after 1 honeymoon at Mammoth. Hofferber-Baker Ann Ellie Baker, daqbter ot Mr. and Mn. Neal O. Baer ot Corona del llar, and Scott DuDl9am Hotferber, have been married In Marta.a Cburch, Newport. TIM brideCroom ii tbe IOG ol Dr. and Mn. Alli• E. Holferber of Hemet. ne bride la • 1raduate ol San Bernardino Hilb 8dlool and tbe Unlveralty of Redlanda, wlaerelbe afftliated vritb Alpha Theta Pb1 sorori· ty. Siie wUJ enter Loma Linda Medical Teebnlctan SehooUathefall. Tiie bridecroQID, a padQa\e ot Hemet Hiib Sebool .ml Uae Unlftnit1 ot Redlandl wbe,. be tiftW.._. wttll Alpba Gamma Nu and Pill Mu ~·· II m attOUDtant wltb llentt Cues, Inc. The eoUple will live in Redlmd9. Pate-Cormier .. ••• 8undsy, AuQU1t e. 1971 I -• > .. J •• Members of the California Su9' soccer team take to)ashion runway. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Landman or Newport Beach. attends the University · of California, Irvine, She is a secretary al George E. Phelps Co .• d>eta Mesa. The brtdeiroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Strawser or Huntington Bea~h. attends California State University, Fullerton. The couple will live in Hunttnston Beach. BogtJe-Bennett Pamela Jo Bennett and Geoffrey W. Bogue have been married in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, Newport Beach. Tbe bride, dauabter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Bennett of Cotta Mesa, araduated from Estancia Hiah School. The bridearoom, son of Mr.and Mrs. DeWitt Bope of Anaheim, graduated from Anaheim Hlsb School and attends Oranae County 8usi· ne11 College. After a honeymoon ·at Lake Tahoe. the cou· pie will live tn the Santa Ana· Tustin area. Morrison·Reheis Guy Alan Morrlaon of 0osi. Mesa and Ten')' Rehets ol Aaoura ba~ taeetl ma?ried at Our Lach' fA ~allbu Churcb, KaUbti. The bride,1da..,hter otMrtr:' Mrs. Georce Rebels fA Asour~.-cndaat.ed AIOW'• fflab Sebool and Loni BHch State Unl.enity. SH is employed~ Westml.Qlter Community HOlpital. The ldesroom. IOll of ICra. Carol Mor· rllon ot Colta Mesa and the Jett COnnan Ill~· rilon, aractuated from Deerflt:ld <JU.> Hl1b Sebool and Loni Beach State Ulliveratty J11e Is employed by Poetura11ber..,...~ca Rt.hablUta· tioD Medical Cllnlc ln Santa Ana. The couple wm live ln Santa Ana after • HawaUan honeymoon. Johnson-Strubb Mr. Wiison, Miss Hyman Hyman of Santa Ana Heights and Kurt Wilson of La Habra. The future bride. who will keep her own name, is a graduate of Brandeis University. She is a staff writer for the Dally Pilot 'and author of two produced plays . Her parents are Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Hyman or NasbviUe. Tenn. The future bridegroom is the son of Harold Wilson of Brea and Vh'-'inia Mercier of La Habra. He ls centef coordinator at Gary Center in La Habra. The couple. 'who wlll marry in Brea, plan to live in La Habra. Fowlkes-Farrell Melissa AM Fowlkes. daupter of Jack K. Fowlkes or Hilton Head Island, S.C., and Ann G. Fowlkes of Laguna Beach, plans to marry Patrick Gordon Farrell, son or Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Farrell of Coif ax. Miss Fowlkes and Mr. Farrell will live ln Grass Valley. Miss Fowlkes graduated from Newport Harbor High School and the future brldetroom from CoJlax Hlib School. Both are sraduates of the Unlvenlt)' Of California, Davia, and both are witb the National ForestBervlce. Ttte weddlns servl~ is planned for Sept 16 in Gr11& V"1!ey. Whittinghill-Benson Judith Aleda Beason, da"ibter-ot Mr. and Mrs. Eucene W. Bemon ol Irvine. and GeorP RandolPh Whlttlnnm. eon ol Mr. and Mn. Robert Braxton Whittinghill of Wasblnston, D.C., 1'ave been married ln St. Jamee Ep1aCofa1 CbUttb, flMwpon Bach. The bride araduated from Southern CaUlomla Colleae and the Ual•eralty of CalllOl'llla. ~. ud atudled at Harvard. She ta a m•ber ot Delta Kappa boaor toelety. Tbe brlde1room 11 a araduatt of MuaHll•tUI lnaUtute ot Tec ... y and al· flltitid Wltb Tn EP9tlon Pbt frawmty. . , The bridegroom ls a graduate of Corona del Mar Hlgh School and Orange Coast Collete. The couple will live in Costa Mesa. I Dawson-Son ju Sonia Sonju and William Dawson were mat· ried recently during a private ceremony in Seal , Beacb. • .. ~he bride was elected to the Cypress Ciiy · Council in 1974 and was a candidate this year • for the office of Orange County Supervi~. · Second District. • Mrs. Dawson has a master's dearee from Cal State Fullerton and a bachelor's de1,..e from the Univenlty of Wisconsin. Dawson was a developer of Marina Paclflca, Long Beach. He is presentty re· developing Seal Beach TraUer Park aod ls pre· sident of AFCOM. The couple resides in Long Beach. Surmeier-King Penny Mane Surmeler of Dana Point aDcl Cary Rustan Kins of Capistrano Beaah wtU ~ married Sept. 23 in ~t. Edward'• Catholic Church ln Dana Point. Their parents are Mr. and Mn. Lyle Jobn Surmeier, Dana Point, and Mr. and Mn. Charles F. Kins. San Juan Caplltrano. Kiss Surcneler araduated from San Cl•m•te Hilb Sebool and aUendl Saddleback J.anlor Colleae. The future brtde1~.t•du1ted from AvlaUOP ff1Ch Scbool ln ft Beacb ud al· tended El Camino Collqe. He la ln UM e!ec· trtcal ~•diDI bulllMll. Tbe couple wtU !Iv. lD C.plltruo Beaeb. "'' ,,, -. --------- • ! : I 1 ' 1 t . '. I • t ' •· • ' • Pie~ Print my letttr •Del put the altuailoD tn lea proper ~"' Thank '°" so mucb. - D S A R A N N several cupl of coffee. llAN Diii: ·I am hldin1 talked a lot about the old out It\ Ill)' own boua . < tlmes. and I Invited her am wriUGI Ulla letter ln to come over anythpe. an &l.a.t dark room . J Well-• took me up hope I.bat you caf! read on It. "Anytlme" ta now lt! ). . , ALL THE TIME! SM About '1x ks •10 I has made an effort to ran into an old bl1h· spend every eveatna acbool tn.bcf:t was very with ua tlnce 04ll 'Te· h•PP>' \o '" her-We discovery.'' I~ MCh other with The Ont f~ .~ribin hu11 and kltset. had were fun. We IO(:Oiat~old ANN LANDERS/ HOROSCOPE , . . ., . pictures. talked about a lon1 day at work. can't laYlie 1• la. We but I just realized who old boyfriends and old Can't you visit someone bne 4MMr plua... you are." It'• my way of times. My husband was el!le!" She doesn't get I realise W. &aket • telllrw the caner to iden- very 1raclous but he the mesqae. lM of 'pU bu& t.lile alt••· Ufy himself the next soon became bored. What now? -JANE &Ion caa be NIOlved only time. • After all. they are not O. If fM have more p&I I hope you will print HIS old limes (I'm DJ;A& IANE: Yoq've titan •be lau -ud IM my letter. Aireat many be1lnnln8 to wish they 101 yowraelf • real bH PLENTY. need to read it. -Hl weren'tmineelther.) •at1"1plu&er. '1"9on· IT'S ME. CASPER.' Lately we've been ty wa1 &o .. dcl ~ 1' ta D E A R A N N WYO. turnln=he Uahts out lo tell &Ile •o••• la LANDERS: Nothing ls DEA& CA.SPEil: Wb. and Uv in the dark ao Diii• 1.....-.e, "ll ••• more irritating than do•'l ,.. 8*, at ..ee, my frle wtll think we lovely &o see 1• aslla when people telephone • • W It o I a l • • • ! • • aren't at home. (The bat you treca• calla and Just start talkln" Ev·--m &M ..a.-next day she calls me at and ,.., ..... _ ·-.... -... -... • •-;:_.,_ •----.. ...:~ .. • ....... -~ --~ 11e without' Identifying --v ... ....._._, ~ork and qks. "Where las •Y • arrlase. themselve•. Do tb•y wlao• .. _ la •--.... -1 were you last night?"> Pleaae -doa't call me. .. .. -_ _.. · J 've alre ady said lttt HllJG'I.., . think they are. the only Ollly aa eao • ..W tttlnis like.•" Please call If~ alter' &Ills ~bL ones who ever call? be offeade4 tltat yo• tiefore you come, we Maurd Plu&er~es Usually I hesitate to dJda•t .....,. .. Ida <a. may have other pl811$!" acala, &ell lier ., 1 answer questions and ltet') vekil luludy - "I'm not In the Jnood to CH'$ talk aow .. t ~. am cool and unfriendly. ule11. of ewne. lite d Is cus s old times ·ll••I .,. u • ~1 ap _F_i_n_al_ly_l_sa_y_._"So_rry_,_pe_nea __ .. _,..,. __ modler ___ ._ again!" "I'm tired after 1& yHr doior, say ... I ··~·· _ .. -# Aceordin• to her around the Ups t.bat bas tra chin. Tbey cteam heiaht and weJpt on the de_yened with every them away or yat the . By SYDNEY OMAR& willingness to expand 9"-.K.U ~. ~.-•• ~ -f 9'·· ,~. 91..t--*".A<-~ 9,tHM~ i# .A'.t...t t' 8'.U-insurance charts, ahe "NO! .. Tbe thin ones on muscles uotl they MODday.Aapat7 horizons. Gemi.oi, Sagit· should be a 1Uard fol' the forehead that become firm. B\at this ARIES <March 21• tarius figure prominent· J.be 1.akers. ntetWuslY flppeared chin has al~ayt been April 19); Thought.a are ly -so ~-the number She bas iron-starved ~~en the lint child was there, su_pporting.a_ nod· activated _ you can 3. Popwanly ~~reases blood. ooe *"1der ia uorn. ' ding bead t.b_al slept in a.make things happen. and social activity ac- lower than the otber, The eyes ate protect· chair all rug~t ... bent Gemini, Virgo. Sagit· celerates. and she bites her ed by glass now, but you over knitting •.. pray· tarius figure prominent· SAGITlA~IUS <Nov. fingernails. can still see the perma-lng. ly. Be analytical _ if 22·Dec. 211 . Accent <?n .Kllil ~-f#t U.. IA-f-••w,..i A... F IA4lio g'..lllrHe.J'tl,../• II,.,_ l(!l•r• • •••"•"' 1111• .111/J tfl1 ,ff/~Ji .. 1-•I 1#7.1 .lte#w .~ ••• ,,. 'II..,. JI..~,,,._,_, &.,J,. --~ IJtlfU ""'-•U..U1tl She is the most crinkles around t.bem.. Thelegsarestillsha~· you piece together clues. dealing_ wif:b persons an beautiful woman l have Va.t~ eyes are dartlne ly but the step isslower bits of information you authority -you can ever seen. Sbe should ::tu~J·~~ Tbeyrantoo~for~ will co~ up with COJP· make valuable contac~. -i;:;:;;;;;;~;:::; be. She's worked 9" that a lifetime. Eyea that bus, stooda.~utetoo!.ong plete story; Number 5 Rise above petty ~if· 1 ~~ 1 •5 body and race ror more have 1Hstened with when she clerked ln could be in picture too rerences. false pr1de. KUITl;U. than 80 years. The pl'OC· pride, filled with tears of tlledepartmentstore.1ot often to be a mere coin· Someone wants to teach ________________ _.....;._._ essforthatldndofbeauty sorr•w,' •napped in beat -up wblle teatflinl. cicleoce. you. U receptive, you ....o&.STRY ca~~:e=es iD the anger. and burned from her daqbterhow to rl,Ge TAURUS <April ·20-·learn and ad•ance. It is ,.... ,,.w_. (ace h a-v e been Joss of sleep. They are a.~~o-wheeler. They re May 20>: Some lovely upCt~~ICOJlN < 0 .. 1ttt ed t ti now direct and penetrat-Pui .,le at the back of the nowers. 8Jfts are part of . ec · lt21.....,. "°" fa~ 5 t-u-:ibeoar: o'!ee in& and laiok at you when knees. your personal scenario. 22-J an ..... 19>: ~ Moon Celte*--141-121f you speak_ The hands! They•re Family member makes aspect coincides ~ow l:;ii~~~~~~~~~~iFiiiii''iiij~iri~illl!i' l' be._ .b u.11 u __JU_e .man and veined and ameods-1or i:ecent mJa. with Journey. education, classics. 'lber._devele>ped have been dunked. understanding. Be a excbaage ~ ideas, cor--4t:::l!ll,...;:~_,.._:,._~~i.<...:>..~-.:!~>li..>"'11C.>.µs~owTy lromoati e5 .too cfipped. lhooi". -patted, gracious "winner." rapondence. Be open to sleepy to walk who had wrung, caJ!Pt in doore, Mate Intelligent con-concepts that challenge to be carried home from spllnter'eCf, dyed, bitten cession of your own.' and stimulate. Gemini. Grandma's, grocery ancl blistered, biat you 41Jraindivld\t8lisU'kely Virgo. Sa,ittarl';l's l>ags lugged from the can't ~Ip but be im-tcr be' involved. · . Pe rs o ~ s fl g ";I' e 1 n car. ashes carried out of pressed when you see (!'f:MINI <May 21 -scenario. You ll get the basement while her the ring finger that has "une 20): Land. real news which h.a~ been de· husband was at war. shrupk from years or eftate determining layed -and at as favora- Now. they a~ fed by a wearing the ~ame wed-values '-these figure ble. · minimum or activity. a ding ring. It t~es time prominently. Pisces. AQUARl_us <Jan. full refrigerator, and lv -and much more -to Virgo persons are in pie-20 -.Feb. 18~. You .can bends. dimiolsb JI finger. lure. Accent on rebuild-strike pay dirt. Key. as to The extra C'bio is 1 looked at mother ing , reinforcjng. ~ck_nowledge feelings. custom-grown and takes long and bard the other separating fact from fie· anstanct.s. Aura or occult ~~::=::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ y e a rs to perfect . day and said, "Mom,' I lion. Stick to familiar ex is~ -~ou could be Sometimes you can only bave never seen yo so ground, Be specif~. pay deahng wit~ unknown AllEGRO DEL MAR llAU1T SAi.OM J?JI .. C:.-.Mwy. C... .. Mr ----""-0- College f>reparmory & General Couna BOARDING GRADES 1 • 12 l•tuaatioeally .k110W•. f•Uy ~ccre4. see il from the side but beautiful." attention to details. c o m m o d 1 t y . B e it's there. Pampered "I work at it," she CANCER <June 21_ diplomati~. especially In women don't have an ex-snapped. July ZJ>: Emphasis on ~ny f~Dllly conference short trips, relatives, anvolvang money_ gaining glimpse of PISCES <Fe~. 19- potential. Despite ap-March _20): Spotlight on parent scattering of ef· c~m matments. legal forts, you learn what ties,. Joint efforts. can be done. who can do marat_al status. Rela- it and what you should tionsh1p underg~s test. do about. it. Capricorn !Cey is to recogruze what plays~role. as real as opposed. to ••• Fashion <From Page BS> "The key Is individual ease. ~re are a lot of alternatives for you to interpret yoUr&elf. You can pleaseyoursel!,''Ellisonsaid. "Men are becoming as liberated as women with just as many alternatives. Men now have alternatives rather than directives." Men's clothes for fall al$o will be made of· more natural fabrics, Ellison added. There will be a lot ot cotton, silk, wool and fine blends. "People are very conscious now of the at. titudelthey create by what they select to wear_ They like simplicity in style and the finest material," he said. Fall's suits will have new proportioos, El- lison noted-Pants will be strail)lt, with one-inch cuffs, ties will be narrower and lapels and shirt collars. aJao will be pared down. • "Proportion Js the key to everything_ Clothes also will be relaxed and comfortable. They wW wear well." LE Ju9'' 23-Aug. productaolwishfulthink· 22>.: S ght on money. Ing. · trlmmfng budget, pro-'' Aal. 7 Is yoar tecttn1 assits. ArJes, bht_litlay y_ou a _re Libra and the number 9 creatav~ spiritual. tn· figure prominently. You trospect1ve, not easy to finith assignment.. You know. but loyal to. those gain plaudits-and prof-w~o are ~our fnends. its. Take initiative-P1sce.s, Vargo persons refuse to be intimidated play important ,roles in by scare tactics. Some your life. You ll have "burning" questions will greater fr~edom or be answered. thought, action in ~c- VIRGO <~g. 23-Sept. tober. You _are getting 22 >: Lunar cle high _ on more solid ground in come off 5 elines and 1978 -.reward ror ef- get into the fray. lniUate forts wall . be _ gre~ter projects _ display con-than you nught amagme_ fidence. Highli&bt ~~KGILJEf_ look into The __ _ Contract A living together agreement for unmarried couples. Sounds like somefhing out of the future. It's not. This binding contract, developed by an attorney. defines personal and property rights, delineates whet belongs to whom, and spell a out contributions of each peraon to the household. Eliminate disputes. Some state supreme courts (i.e., Lee Marvin case In Gallfornla) now rule that both of you are eligible for alimony_ and division of assets (lncom.i, property and pension) should you decide to split. Protect yourselves. Avoid mlsunder· standing. Contract comes with easy, com- plete Instruc tions. -----------------------Clip this ad t"'!BY UnM~.n~ andsend$24.95bycheck n:.-:u .. ·:--:-r !:_,.!i.-J-ckmonev otdet to: • nuuuu:u U~UnUmlted IJ 17842 lrvlne Blvd., , Suite 202 Dept. OPP Tustin. CA 92680 (PfeewMlotll3.-.IOr~ 911UnMllnlgt~ Co-ff • S_. danf• •Dew. Readiag, Re.me4W Mada • Ext...We Aawitin & Travel• SPORTS. Riding, Soccer, RillaY, T~ Sldills, 8~ •Healtlafal. ~ Watena life • originality, plpneering lll!ll~·~~!!!l!l!!!!!ll!lll!!!lllllllll•~~!!ll~•l!!l!!""~~~~"'-~!19 spirit. independence. •BlJSV STUDENTS NlE GOOD STUDENTS• ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE Mrs. Ruth Y ou.ng will be in: NEWPORT-MON. AUG. 7 -TUES.A~_ Please Call: N~'(!nn 714-644-1700 'all T.,,,. Besir19 Sept. J8 Club Calendar nma ftJ.Ch Wecfnaclatl in tM DaUy Pilot and cont am. noUus o/ tDOnWn ·a tlltd •tti*e cwb mtttings and ewnta /or tM Jollotoing wnlc -Tlturs- da11 through Wemwaday. Snd notices to Chib Calen- dar. Daily Pilot. P.O. Boz lStJ>, Costa Me14, CA 92526. Be mre to tnclude I/Oil' name and phoM number. Not aces must be in our handl two weeka in advonct. To ~·t a picttlre. write or coll the Ftaturts Deportment. 642--4321. Pictures are Umited to fund· roisns open to the pubUc. Wedding and mgagtment announcements run on Sunday tn the Daily PUol. Form1·are available at all DaJly Pilot of fices or by colling the Features Depart- ment. 642-4321. 1 To aookt dtsaps>ointmtni, prospecU~ bri<Us are reminded to have thcrir ~ atones, witl& o f>lac~ and-white glouJI of tM bride or of the couple. to the Featurea Depart~ one wnk be/ore the Wftl4ing. You wlU be at right place at right time! Leo play_s prominent rote. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Study VI rgo mes sage. Emphasize new starts. lndepen- d enc e -be a trailblazer. Accent oo what had been hidden - check facilities tn hotel, hospital. re\reat. Dream, properly un· derstood, could prove prophetic. SCORPIO <Oct. 23- Nov. 2t>: You get wha\ you want, but key iJ to know what is lfOOd for you. Accent versatility! DO·IT·YOURSELF PROFESSIONAL METHOD PEST CO~TROL . - • ~ TELEVISION I CROSSWORD Sunday.Auguste. 1978 'Great Performances' Producer Proves Arts Can Flourish on TV NEW YORK (AP> -Uke Sbakespeare. Moul'\ and 'lilaRba Orallam, Jae Ven.aa ls due a ahare of credlt tor tilt "1reat" in publlc televlJlOD'• "Grat Performance." aeries. ··we bne al1racted t.h• snatest artlJta ln thtt w~ world," 11y1 Veua. the aeries' ex · ecuUve producer, "and l thlM tblt lJ the reason for th~ auccta we·v• bad.•· Su • tor V ~ •· tran•l•te1 aaveral W&.1• -In pedormance, 1n crtUeal attlalm, In public "aponM. He bu arruaed a fall adJedule t.hat In· cludea a oew nv.part TV ~ of &qene O'Neill'• ''llOUl'DlDI Beeom• l:lectn." a New ?IL ........... -,..... ·-••• .., .,.. U tDe e• •II ... ilae ~··•, ............... .. .--... b:e ... lfld ........ .. ........ ~....... . aerlH' at.ead,y, aomeUmes apectaeular develop· ment. ''Today." aay1 Venza. "no one's uldn1 'Does anyone want to see these thin&•!"' Venn belan hla c•reer In televlslon ln 19'9 u 1 scenic CJeslper for CBS, and later pro· duced pubUc alf alra pro1ram1 tor the network. lft w t to work at WNET, New York's r.ubUc TV ltaUon. In 19". and was a key fl1Ure n the developtn9nt of the "Playhouse New York1' ~ "NET Pla,houae'' aeries. He was execuUvo producer o lhe 1971 aeries "TJ>e Adam• Chronicles." Veoaa 11y1 ta. wnt to work at WNETwlth the ldta -shared by others -that the perform· 1q 1rucouktflourllhontelevlsion. "Tbo nnest music. the best drama. the thln11 we dicl In ovr penonal lives. 11.a no rela- tlon to what we delivered al the olfice," be re- calls. "It wu aometbln1 no one was willing to accept ln the early days: Why couldn't the best artlJt1 come to televtalon?" The aoa1 from the beelnnlq waa to offer a comblnaUon of classic and contemporary pro- lork City Opera pt'Oducllon ol Roasani's "Tbe ductlon -Ven.a& describes It "some surprises urk m Italy" with-Beverly Sills, and a Royal cropplnl up amona the classics" -And the in· allet performance of Sir Frederick Ashton's tent went beyond entertainment and pleasure .. ~.::A..Moblltt,n t,baO»antqi." . . : ....... \'.. _ • --.--ftc uUd.~es-wbat-w~-do widl Tfie:Rriei. approaehin& its Sixth ·s-e.-so1n>h · !'\''-:a l)erfAl~ that would make it different for Jhe Public Broadcutin1 Service network, h~ television," Ile says. won the praise of both artists and crlUcs. •6 ~dward Villella, principal dancer with the N•w 1r.1.em1D11 Tork City Ballet, said recently that public TV's e mphasis on the arts had opened the way for ~ D-..... .... I ~erloi:mer.a to more freely exercise their ~f ~ ~realivity. The New )'Wk Times' John J. O'Con· Jlor called "Gr.eat Performances" a-series that Ethel Merman will lives up lo its name. sing songs by Irving • And, says Venra, "one impact of the series B e r l i n , G e o r g e l'm most proud of is ~e fact that a little over Gershwin, Cole Porter ball of our funding comes from the stations. a n d o the rs l n a p • That means we're delivering things they need. pear an c es at th e thinls that their audiences want." Hollywood Bowl Friday , TOE SEJUES IS offered year.round every ~ednesday evening. The Exxon Corp. is a ma-~or underwriter of "Great Performances." ~which also gets financial help from the PBS sla· ~ions •. the National Endowment for the Arts and ~e Corporation for Public Broadcasting. t_ ~ The "Great Performances" series was ~"Uegun-in the winter of 1974 with a "Theater in }:Am erica';!. pr6ducUon-of Maxim Gorky's ~·"Enemles." From that "Theater In. America" ~ase grew "Dance in America," "Music in :.,America" and "Live from Lincoln Center." and Saturday. The con· cert begins at 8:30 p.m. each day. Highlight of the pro- gram wlll be a 90tb birthday tribute to Berlin. Eric Knight, conduc· tor , arranger and' -pianist for Miu Merpian w i l1 1 e ad th e Las Angeles Philharmonic. :; The pbilosopHy from the start." says Venza. :•"was that it we could get the best dancers, the ~best actors, the best musicians, the people ~would recognize the fact and would support · :;'these programs." Reserved seats are on sate at Mutual Ticket agencies. Credit card or- ders m$Y be made by .,t e I e p h o n i n g < 2 13 ) 851-5212. Information (213) 87-MUSIC. i Support, indeed, has followed the TDDAl'I llllllllD RllLI • ACROSS 76 Auto ICCel· 143 Oifficutt 33 Jewish 100 Punitive ' 1 c.nterldi-. .... 147 Gone by .nonm l01 a..lfy _..., 71 Right llbbt. I 148Heed piece 35 Muticel work 102 AWnor 6 Sting 78 ~·· '*1'18 160 Brad 37 WitnesS l03 Wed 91Cfedy 11 Bundles 79H~ 152 Develop 39 RingteU 104 Estinwted 16 Men 80A l54 8iblc:al 40 lndiln mul· 109Augment 21 Cognilant mammal ll'IOUf'Min 108T~s 22 Bnng down 82 Oance step 156 SoldieJ berry '°'~ ll Honor B:JBey 156Thos 42 rop1ar tree 24 Joon to-115 Gym shoe 157 Inclan com 44~ tr9ndl get her 87 AISi9t 159 Sudlnic Ian-48Pond t t 2 Italian t1m- 25 Greek lettM 88 ~tic coon· 1~~ 48.lndon11190 Iv 26 Gallium •vm-UV illend 113 Bobbin bol 90 Dog breed 1 Silvef ivm· 50 f1ench aro-115 Gllln god· 27 Pronoun 91 Church seet bol de ... 28 Scale note 92 Printing 163 Buddtlilt 61 English river ti 15 Hair lmple-29 M<>te rec:.nt fluid monlc 53 Tidy 93 Pillelike fish 164 Advantage 56 Chums ,_,t 30 Continent: 118 Coml&atiV9 Abbf 94 According to 166 Colorado 56 Ffock 119 Spece 31 Square mea· 96 B001d game part 57 spring bird Mire 98 Peruvian 167 Images 58 Home ~ 32 Nahoof mountelns 169 Beautv ltlOP 60 Out of style 120 Shoal sheep 100 Swine 171 Undetstand· 62 Hidden 122 Creggy hiU 34 Scottish lake 101 Tie iog lharpshooter 123~~ 36 Other ~:~~ 1n Place anew 64 8lologica .. 38 Orkney Is· 173 "Cheefs". factor 126 Most vk:lout land taxes 107 Identified 174 ;a'tie dish 66Coumge 128 Threesome 40 Philippine 109 Wattlf craft 86 Chemical 130 Roof window YOlc:ano 110 Bantu fan· DOWN uh 132 Small lntlt 41 !lave Coast 111~ 1 Slip bv 68 Zoo greeting 134 APP<ehend tribe 21ndebted 89Wellop: 135 Heroic 119- 43 Look 112 Enrol 3 New Zea· slang ends 46 Jump lightly 11411 ebte •nd ton 71 Mitd oath 138 Pointed wch 47 French 115 w-iion 4 WOftt. unit 73 Sketched 137 Suffice lhooung 116 Ink stein 5 New or Fair 75 Deposit 139 Tantalize met ch 111 Whilk•v 6 Cutting me· 79Augments 141 Rettrlct 48 Huffed matt.tit' chine 80 Compate 144 Exciamatlon 49 Pa..d 121 lnventOf'• 7 a.-ny.d 81 Stiff 145 Automaton OWi' PfOtectK>n dotwt .83 Heart l46 Humming quickly 123 Feel 8 Ellclamation 84 Bent of sound 52 Short 111Cket 124 Prmtet's tit'· 9 Networ1t burden 148 Tree trunk 54 Needklbug IOfS c Vibrating 86 Church part 149 Small b!tdl 58 Hangs in 125 Abound 50Und ff! Conjunct10f1 161 Cruv: lleng 127 British 11 Under 89 Sack 153 Stinging in· folde nobleman 12 Chopping 90Sugar~ .ect 59 Attend to 128 Pralled tool tabte 158 Famity mem-6l Tills bighty 13 Statutes 92 Cut into tier 63 Mannat 129 Transmit 14 Chooee 94 Oiagfwn 19 Alphlbtt 67 Lounging 131 Evil glance 15 Strws 96 Docwbell """ garmeott 133 Recom· 16 Rumple 98 Respect ee CM'lC8I 136 ~alf1 Of• 17 Uterarv ff1 J':.Z, 182~: 70 Shoo-int notes ~ n Black der 18~ .. meesure MS OneOf eny 73 Put.a on 138 Fotdlng bed 19 StorehooM 913.. Against: .,,.e. 168 Digraph clot"99 140 Flunk 20 Goet an-fix 170 French artl· 1 .. Feuc:et 142 Hindu robe telope 99 Pouch cle ~!rt~ a film about · JIMI HENDRIX IWlm'rl!t Jl~·WI '--...... 1:11 SO COAST PLAZ A ........ kMNJll• ... "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" CIN E MALAND =~ ...... -- "'HAIPa v AU.IY " ... ,_ hllMltWdl ........ JllMll "I like to think of a television perfotmer developing a new kkld DI. r;e:. .. lstionshlp with the audience, " says Jae Venza, 'Great Performances· producer. . Centuiy 21 °'*"• -~ 8rH Plu. Square .... ---8outh Coalt a ....... CMta-... ~· Saddl~Plm llT.. • 411..e DAILY PILOT '., ) - •• CWLYPILOT 8undly, August I, 1t1t \7 Turns Bero Public Stations Come to Rescue After Proposition 13 Cuts Cla8ses · . For S11mmer LOS ANOELt:S CAP> -Tel vlalon typleiJly C!ut U the v1UliD by teac!Mn and pa...,.u for lll lack of quality cblldren'1 pl"Ofnmm , bu earned the role of hero tht1 summer In Calllonla. Publle teln an staUons from San Jose to BenaanllllO have com• to the resc~ ~ thousands of ~piers who found thermetv 1 with nothl.nC to learn ovt'r vacation •hen revenue· t lasblq Proc>ollt.ion 13 f0tted cancell•· Uon of moat summer 1cbool Pl'Olf•ms. · ,_'1BSN PaOPOSJTION U passfd ~..,.. ·~ couldn't afford to be *n urtni the summer, we u td let'• put on a summer schedule.'' aaid Dave Crip· pens, vice 'PttSldent for educational serviees at l<CE't, the PBS outlet In Los Aneeles. "We're USit\t the best of the lnstruc· tlonal procrams avaUabte and the best • ~"' • oJ tlae ~cl:lUd.r:.trf~ pf'Oll'ams t9 ~• ~-A~ts a day of-sum. ··::..mer school," Crip~s said. " ~. -. stster station KQED in San Francisco bad planned "Vacation Video" -three hours ol educational pro1rilmmlng - before passage of the property tax limitation measure. Then when sum-mer school was shut down, an activity book that supplemented the program ,,..a.revised to emphasize parental in· volvement instead of classroom pro-jects. Koet: IN HUNTINGTON Beach, wtucb broadcasts programs that reach 112,000 students during the regular school tear, added~s cial one-hour •summer school" chedule. "We talked to s e county schools people and we Celt we could help fill a ' MATINEES SATURDAY &.SUNDAY MSGT. PEPPER'S LONEL y HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "THE SWARM" (PG) 'WHO WILL STOP THE RAIN?" (A) '"tHE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPG) 4'MURDER BY DEAT.H" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) vold.' · aald Jlm Coooer, community af. laJr1 dlreccor for the Oran1e . Count)' public televlllon 1taUon. Part of KCET'a a~tal 1umll)er pro- rrammlnt la a Mwly cH1ted live Show for younot ra be\ween tho aaes of 7 and 12, wblch 11 abown twice a day dur· Int lhe t.Uon'• "school" houra. CRIPPE 8AlD THE live show is carried by four other PBS stations acrou the aht•· KVCR in San Bernordlno. KVlE ln Sacramento, K ETH in San Jose and KMTF in FreinO The Protram ean be edited and Joe al aeam nta Inserted. "It's a Uve partJclpatqry show," Crlp- pens said. "We have klds on lbe-show ln every secment. We want to. help kids pena and Schooley say they hope one alcle·elfect will be an Increased aware· neas of television as an educational tool -lnstelld of only as a medium barsbly criticized ror Its lack of substantive pro,rammlng for youna people. "I think television can be an added resource to teachers to help them cope wltb Proposition 13." KQED's Ms. Schooley said. For example. she said, a 1reater use of TV could belp offset lhe effects of larger class size. Station KLOS in Los Angeles, operat· ed by the city school district, has taken lbe Idea of televised summer school one step further than the others -higb school students attending "classes" in their living rooms are receiving credits ror thelr viewing lime. O.e £. A•~les •• .,... ha~hh~tri[;! =~~~~~ ;w~e~~~~ .. .,n .... -···· n9"ellll• school credits and then decided lo offer at &e~elf•• "el•••e•" la an English eleetive and.a. required gov· ,~,. .. .,,.. ... ••. el"ftb ...... l .} .., ..... ~~e.~ telev1s1on. ler tlaelr 1'ieln .. t'-e. ABOUT 350 STUDENTS registered ------------=-· --for the classes and were loaned text· learn how to make things, do things. We books by the district. They watch mov· have a segment on things to do in the ies, listen to presentations by teachers Los Angeles area. The whole show is and special guests. keep daily logs and based on trying to get young people to do homework assignments -to be participate and stretch their imacina· handed in when they eather lo take a lions." final examination in August. Most public broadca5ting stations air Audr~y Cohn. 17, of suburban Canoga ins tructional programs such as Park would not have 'been able to "Measure Metrics," (math> and "Cov· graduate without tile credits she'll earn . er to Cover" (reading> during the re-from the televised English and govern· gular school year for use in classrooms, ment courses. but do not continue them through the "I think it's fantastic," said the teen· summer. ager. who w111 attend California State Although the intent of the summer University at Northridge in the fall. 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Industrial product sales topped Sll.5 million in • (See BECKMAN, Pllge C2) ti • J "ll'1 very Ub a anake," si.ld the one examln· ina tbe trunk. "You'tt •ron.J." replied the aecond, whose arms were wrapped aro\D\d a lea "lt'1 more like a ttte trunk." .. r • ~----------------------------------, :., . .. \'OO~a 80Tll W&ON~" declared the one who wu reelll\1 th• beast's broad sides. "It Ii. really more lib a wall " Beckman. Uke t.be elephant, 1eem1 to cha1t1e dependiJ\I on where you Jrab bold Its name lnd.kate an electronics bent And lb at 's \rue.. Auoapac• e ... 1neers know lbe com-pany as maker of spi.ce probe equipment . . . true aaaJn. Doctors and lab people Sei! the name on medical test instruments and plant engineers -::~s~~ ~\Qf • COOUoL And Look at your wrist. If you're wearing a digital watch. chances are t.be display is Beckman liquid crystal displays. All or this mtght retnroree the idea that Beckman is an electro~ics firm. but look closely. But all these products began as Beckman cbembtry efforts. · Nt~rly all lta product11 have a more baJJc strain. Chemlatry. FoUowlDI opportunities tor new -products. Beckman l1'eW to SlOO mOllon in sales by 19155 • By that Ume, Uie company wu deeply lnto the defense-aerospace market, accounting for about 25 Dae C'o..pa119 ••• The comp ny is based in Fullerton, with a 192,0CSOaquare-foot Irvine plant where600work. About 7 percent or Beckman's annual sales <S285 77 million last year> la spent on research. Much ol that 1oes Into medlcakbemical studies which aim at producing new products-and prof- percent ot its business. . Becknn lnatruments. Inc .. headquarters at 2500 Harbor Blvd.. Fullerton. ~ a broad fS'09 of testing and analytical eqOlpment for medical, chemlcal and industrial applications. its as quickly as possible • Sales through the third quarter of this year have reached S246 million. ' But 1985 was a benchmark for another rea1on. Dr. William F. Ballbaus came aboari and began making heavy expenditures in research and Jevelooment. extricatini the companx Crom its aerospace operations' and rebuilding management. For abou\Jiil..e years. Beckman's performance Sales for11scal year 1977: Sl285.77mnnon .. Chiff ottlde,_: <>r. Arnold Q . Beckman, chairman of the board and founder: Dr. William F. Ballhaua. prHident: G. Howard' Teeter. executive vice president. Vlctl preskienta end IT1lnagers: Jos.ph Aahley, cnnrcal instrument& division: Robert J. Baumann, biologist-fine chemicals divlaion: Roy F. Brown, process Instruments and controls group, and Lesile W. Chapin, electro-products group. seemed la\. _fW'. · -Beol\ lft -VP5. B.eckman ~ 01'.llLPM- duct. a pH meter. Jn 1940, the firm added a second product. an ultraviolet photoelectric spec- trophotometer. which measured chemical com· position by sensing how much light of a specific wavelength is absorbed by a test substance. An olfshoot of this product played a large role BUT'nlE a & D PAID off in a 1971-72 rush of ac· tivlty, especially In the medfoal field , where Beckman had established a beachhead with earlier instruments and centrifuges, and in the industrial area where new devices applied measurement and control to chemi~al processes. INVESTING: Use of · Capital Most Cri~tical Tp Small Firln CaP.ital is hard to get. for a small company, says Lawrence Pett>rson. That's why it's so important to use wisely what capital is available. Peterson, a partner in PeteL"Son, Diehl, Quirk & Co .. Newport Beach, calls this hls specialty. The firm. located at 1201 Dove St., in the Manufacturer's Bank Building, is involved in In· vestment banking and corporate financing. . , . ITS PARTNERS, PETERSON, Russell Diehl and William Quirk. believe lbe Orange CoBBt area. and north San Diego County. is a hotbed of en· trepreneurial activity, the maternity ward for small businesses which might someday become giants. William F. Ballhaus uses electronic disp lay to show effects of present investment risk factors on economic indicators But not without sound financial management. Quirk, a senior financial analyst for Fidelity Management and Research Company, Boston, before coming to Newport Beach, breaks down operations this way: -Providll)g counseling on handling company rinances and obtaining capital. -Managing both financial and real assets. -Handling mergers and acquisitions. Peterson. who uses the nickname Pete, says. the trio perform many of the functions of a merchants bank -becoming heavily involved in financial management of companies they serve. The firm also takes on an equity position with some clients. along with a seat on the board. ONCE THERE, THEY ask hard financial and management questions, serving the critical func- tion sometimes missing from small torporations' boards. · Before oocoming involved, however. Quirk does a careful analysis of the company, assessing its financial position and evaluating its plans. But small corporations cannot ·be separated from their owners, says Quirk, so the probe spreads into Sei!mingJy personal matters. Why? Quirk cited one client who didn't have a will. A small corporation cao go under if there's no will. he says, and that goes for the principal's wife as well. t Capital Gains Cnu1akf'r Wants Investors tJack • I For William F. Ballhaus, president of Beckman Instruments, lnc., the last few years have been something of capitalist crusade. Ballbaus thinks capital gains laws passed in the 1969 tax reform package should be scrapped -or at least overhauled, ·and sees them as a source of U.S. economic and social ills. His ideas , tied in a bundle called H.R. 12263, is now the topic of study by the House Ways and Means Committ.ee. ITS TH.RUST IS simple: Improve the climate for investment by eliminating the penalties of present capital gains laws and a surge of new capital will improve the economy. make breakthroughs in tecbology. he says, and they produce jobs much faster than large ones. But small companies have been unable to raise capital through public offerings, especially since 1969. ONE CAUSE HAS been a bigb capital gains penalty for moving funds from one investment to another. Another has been the limit on in- vestment losses that can be deducted from earnings at tax time. Change that too, Ballhaus says. One effect of all th~se rules bas been to restrict mobility of capital. An investor. he points out. bas to weigh tax costs when considering moving fwids into a new business. Financial firm partners, from left, William Quirk, Russell Diehl, "Pete" Peterson, see changes in county business ways. "The community property laws. you know ... Peterson recently liquidated two companies (See FINANCIAL, Page C3) The executive's ideas have drawn ire from economists-but then. Ballhaus.doesn't have much good to say about them either. In fact, he cites as a not loo uncom- mon situation the recent admission of one economist that he told the gov- ernment what be thought they wanted to hear. Currently. the new investment must produce a return higher than 80 percent in order to balance losses from taxes. Not many companies can do that. he says. And. he adds. if they did. they would attract gove~ment scrutiny. Choose School, Not Salesman By PAT DUNN 0(111eo.11y ~bet St.ft thre~ former students who have been placed by the school. Then contact these students and their employers for verification. the sctiool that COWlts. Boiled down, bis idea is to cut the capital gains tax from its present level of nearly ~ percent to a much lower figure. HE TIUNKS HALF that is really still too high, but believes even that would help lure back some of the S million private investers who have stepped out of the stock market since 1969. Tha,, be makes clear, is vital. Small companies are the ones that Ballhaus says that Beckman, which had sales in 1977 of $286.'17 million. doesn't have any trouble at~ tracting capital. But, small companies-such as those in energy and pollutiod-have a devil ot a time finding cash. They are left with borrowing or acquisition by larger concerns. AND 'nlOSE ARE the companiea that produce the Jobs, be says. Small companies create jobs about 66 times faster than larger ones. (See GAINS, Page C2) ,; .. • ~ t t • ; I I ,, Post-secondary schools can pro- vide the education and skills necessary to get a better. higher pay- ing job, but valuable time and money can be wasted by choosing the wrooi career field, the wrong school. or the wrong course o! study. Although most schools are reputa- ble, there are exceptions. The wise student learns how to separate sales pitches in advertising, catalogs and brochures from common sense facts. ''WE KNOW THE Right People" is a cousin to the placement promise ad- vertising technique. These ads usually imply that the school bas "special" connections and that a large number of employers are eager to snap up graduates. Check this out by contacting prospective employers to see if the school's graduates are In exceptional 4em~nd. If schools don't state in writ- ing that they will issue refunds under specified conditions, they usually will not do so. Even if you baye a good reason forobtaininC a full or partial re- rund, a school is not obll1ated to honor your request unless it has a written re- fund policy. Read the contract carefully and Wl· derstand any refund "exceptions" before you sign anflhing. . ll TOE FOLLOWING exampJ.es of advertislna gimmicks and unethical sales tactics are taken from com· plaints recel.ved by the Federal Trade Commission, Better Business. Bureaus, and consumer protection. aaencies. Be wary ol help-wanted ads. When you see ''Trainees Wanted For 11p. medlate Openlnca." chances are ex· cellent thmt the only real oPeninCS are for tralriees at the school. Don't fall for this ad: "lf you sign an enrollment agreement with us no later than Sept. 1, you will get a 20 percent discount on tuition. Th.la offer is limited. It's just like getalna a scholarship, so don't walt." Something for nothing? It never works, and the "dlscoµnted'' course may end up being more expensive than the regular on.e. Take time to make a total cost comparison wtth oth~r schools olf erin1 the aame courae. SALESMEN roa schools usually work on a commission basis, and si1nlng up as many new students ..as possible la how they earn their liv- ings. When you're told that you'll be "guaraAteed" hiab monthly earnings after graduation, personally check out the actual salary range of the field you are consJderln1. Verbal "1uaranteea" are never le,ally blndinf, so don't be Uken ln by them. 'Itlere's also a 1ood cbanct the salesman mey present himl.af a a ••counselor," whole only real ad- vice ls that you 11'9 a contra«. School representallva know tblt aome programs or courses art more popular than ot!Mn. 1f th• one you really want la full, doa't Mttlt for a !~ I~ i . • , ty • •· ~ Ill Alao be akeptical of an ad that guarantees placement in a Job durtni or after tralnin1. 'nli• tacttc is aimed , at prOlpeaive students who want an tmmeclilt• paycheck mOH than an educaU~ ASll f« rtam ~--- Stay aw.ay from tall?nt tests or con· tests to ldentlty "outatandln1" poten· tlal studenU. They are lntt.nded to turl! rather than teat. Also remember that celebrity endoraemeitts don't mean-• lbtng. It's what you think of (See ICHOOLI, Pia-C2) Ballhsus disls in lower7tsk1actorof p_re-1989 tax conditions. • o.f#clt would shrink. ~ nse, lrillallOfi taH, he sap . *j 11 . ' . . .. . lm. \lP h'oa'l about sa mUUon tn 1115. Spr.ee-dd e aod sc'-ce aal ~ to ~t at ...... .la 1'1"· ..... by allOul 40 ~nt tb"aD Im tot.b. 'I:.___., empllMJa • ISMlticlne ls poatbl)' eott ~t upect today, especially flne' tcala. ,, More tban 50 prod"'cta are producect by -.ckm1n'1 Blolo1lcal ud P'tne Cbemtcal1 Dlvla\on. • MOST AU &N&YM~ ~ and ayn. tbelic ~. Many are nltenll used up ln t~1t1 ol body nutda or ot.ber chemical•. One ~. ~ to Beckman data, wOQJ4 aeU fl .. o ulllll~ per ou"ce. Beckman ls contlckr.ct one ol the tudlQa ·J>l'O' 4ueen ol medical u&b equlpmaat Qted tn ~Mltlu\ laba. _. foi', bl1ellleweal--.iuclel ~ search abl. • There la a aymblollc ret.UOUhlp ti.tween t\ele two veM llnce abolt & t.bJrd ot the COit ol a •aehl• 11 UMd ln llDt tbtmklll each year. WbiM\ Bec.kJnaa Us a ~ to oae ol the -... ---~· .. BUSINESS SCHOOLS MAY BE COSTLY. • • <5'rom Page Cl> substitute. And. don't fall for the "We have a distinguished scholar as a member of our faculty" routine Will you be taught by this scholar! AN0111ER SALES tactic is stress· ing the backgrounds and collective experience of a school 's instructors Wblle carefulb' avoiding mention of exceu fac;ulty turnover. . Check with •tudents . about the turnover rate and avoid schools whose teac)lers d<>n't stick around long. Alao..ask what ~medial help is available lt you have trouble with a course. Br. dotn• Ulla. you can avoid the trap di _payini for a course. then flunking out. the board's division of vocational education at the above address. Does the school you ar~ consider· ing offer an adequate orientation pro- gram, and will It allow you to lnapect equipment and facilities? ~or~Jab9 JD U.. U.S.,. It~ a tons llltinl s.narket (or lta consumable cbemlcals as wdl. Crowell. Weedon 6 Co a..nalJst Robert M. Hantaee la bWlbb about .Beckman's r.utu:re ln thll ~Id. ".' .. Manufacturtna UM consumables used with Ota) i.altrumHla baa pnwmt.o be_a m_oa_t_iri:i· ~ut Ud fOc1u1tOUI detiiloft." S.Ckman president says proposttd changes-in U.S. investment rules, capital gains laws would produce $20 billion surplus. The federal government does not accredit schools or regulate their quality. so "approved for veterans" doesn't mean governmental endorse- ment. Accreditation is dooe on a voluntary basis by. private organiza· lions. and state regulation varies throughout the country. Under the G.I. Bill. a state regulating agency passes on courses for veterans if they meet minimum requirements. If a job placement service ls or· fered. do you have to pay a fee! Does the placement service contact paten. tial employers and set up interviews? Does it cover eounseling. and is the scbool wllll.rlJ to provide names and addresses orgraduates It has plac~? Before signing an agreement with any school in a specialized field, get In touch with prospective employem. Look in the Yellow Pages under the rield you plan to pursue. Contact and visit at least three companies, or call their personnel offices. _ 1..t::' TU JIADET BAS 1'BEM both explosive and GAINS MADE ON TAX LAW ••• You can avoid the preceding educational pitfalls by asking the right questions-about each school you a re considering. Make absolutely sure tYOU understQd the entire con· tract and any refund provisions. , d. promfllna Mure ~ fot a number ot •~ns. . , I Each of tu 1..5,000 u .s. labs use consumable ehemlcals ln .. e amaunf.S MOit use 'a fresh bot· \ pe each da,y, usine re~ to calibrate instru· ,jnents, B(>th IDStrwnem and cbemtcal sale$ benefit from ~ thi'eat of mafpl"acUh suits. Wary doctors • ~~ t»inselves by e>rdering e)flensive tests, a Jdt oft.tM= on Beckmitn equlp.,.ent. ... · Arid. •Illa Hanisee, BeckQian researeb orient· ed cb~caia place them in iood pos1tton to tap <From Page CU Another crltic1.al problem that would be resolveo by more invest- ment Is productivity. Ballbaus, silting al the company's conference table, saJd, "If I told you t.o make • table like this one1 you could probably do It. But if you didn't have any tools, it could take you a_. week. .. But lf I invested in tools, you eould make several of them in a day." That ls aJsq true of industry, but it faces international competition. .fapan. for example, has made enormous investments in productivi· ty-ret.oolin,1. new methods and new equipment. -.t..--.. THE JAPANESE, as a result, pro- duce more than 50 autos per factory worker, per year1 while American -.. manmaetunrs have outputs ot. ~low Glucose I blood urea nitrogen ·unit gives rapid readings eutomatical/y r markets as scientists learn more about body chemistry. • Beckman lab equipment covers a broad range, JU \;many provide precise measurement of small • ts.amp~ OUlers ~rform ~V#al te$ll on blood. .:it ~rtn, ~'Pinal fiulcl at poc~. . . ~ -•: Other devices .. batch lest'' farge numbers or i -samples. I! 1 BEODIAN ~ETIN'G bas also COJDe imo ,_play b~ A-systems approach or packaged test "ltits. keyed to Beckman devices, encourag~ buy- 1-utg trom Beckman rather than from 200-or-so com· ~ti tors. • And ,Becluniin's electronics acumen hasn't ,been toitssed aslcle. Microprocessors are used for r°"stat" lnstrumeata that produce emergency room readou.ta 1n as ).fttle as SO seconds. · Rather than llwait completloo of a ehemical .reaction ln a •ample, the small computers :measure the ~ginni111 of the process and ex· ;.tr a pol ate resulls. . ·; Beckman devices monitor ~al m'e,abollsm in ~intensive care wards and other equipment they •·Produce builds -or tears down -large protein ;molecules. ,. Company engineers have also taken a leading wosi,tiOI\ in environmental markets with air .1-onalyzen that measure poU~on, devices that ~ample water qualijy and equipment to record chemlcal plant emisaio . • That market is e•· peeled to grow as air and water cleanup ef- \roru speed up. '-est P!..ear. Beckman sold $7 ·Jnillion or this type or equipment to France, ·which was lnithlting a ~rash pollution control 'program. • . A peek into ·Beckman's ruture is eossible by looking at current R & D activites. Dr. Arnold Beckman, launder, chairman S.ckman IMtrVments 20 cars per-year, per·ernployee. You can't do that and compete for long, Ballhaus says. Re said that Beckman has made heavy investments in producti\lity, resulting in fODSistent high earnings despite the fa~t that unit prices have only risen slightly. • Some economists say the U.S. pro. ductive capacity is so high that massive injections o( cap1tal would soon glut warehouses. but Ballhaus di.a agrees . He cited an old Sears Roebuck formula that if you can produce sqmething for half ill original selling price. you wm sell niri.e times as many. AND. HE SAID, improvine produc· lion often means an improved pro- duct. He raised bis arm and said the watch he wears cost $500 a rew years ago <Beckman made some of its components), but investment m im· prove'd productivity meant that you can •now buy an even better digital watch for only $29.95. · · Ballhaus thinks that capital gains rules should permit securities invest· ment rollo~r much like those en· joyed by homesetlers. who reinvest the proceeds in a more expensive house ~ defer capital gains taxes . That might cost some tax revenue in tb'e short run, be said, but con· tinued investment would help generate many times Its ~rtb in corponte, inventory and lndivtdual income taxes. INFLATION, HE thinks, would be curbed by additional investment in production. .. Inflation Is really just money chasine goods," he says. Increase the mooey supply and people just up their bid for goods. Boost the supply or goods and the price dr:<>J>S· . And, he adds, inflation also la the result of deficit spending. "If you set up • printing press ln your garage and spend $1,000 doing Lt, then find you only have SlOO worth of income from jt, you might con· sider printing some money," he·said with a sll).ile. You'd spend the money, pay your bllls and everytblng would look rosy. IT.'S TBE SAME with the govern· ment, he thlnkl, but the printin1 . preues have run too Jont, and people here and oveneu are bqlnnlne to get nerv<Maoverex~ currency. Defi~its, he says, would end ii the climate for investment chaneed. if some or the risk imposed by taxation were eliminated. A strong and growing economy. based on investment, would probably produce a surplus fairly quickly. he thinks. IF YOU ARE aHowed to make de· ferred tuition payments, see if penal· ty charges are involved. and if the school gives you an opportunity to a pply for yo1.1r own loan o r scholarship. 1 ASK IF THESE companies would hire graduates from the school you are considering, how many have ac- tually been hired in the past year, and If the school's training makes any difrerence in starting salaries. This is the best way you ca n personally investigat e any post- secondary school. In s um,4 the key elements of K.R. 1226a are: Allow taxpayers to elect to give llP special tax treatment of capital gains on securities transac· tions. Onc;e that choice is made, tax gains rrom such sales as earned in· come. averaged over the years the investment is held. Find out if the school gives place· ment tests to determine a student's appropriate course level and .ask for a list of current facUl.ty members which includes educational back· grounds and. actual .teaching ex· ~rience. Even if you are careful In choosing a school. problems can arise. If you have a complaint. register lt In perJOn with officials or the school's administration office. Keep a written r ecord of these discussions. and follow with a written complaint if necessary. IN ADDmON: If proceeds from the sale are reinvested within a fiked time Clltmonths. suggests Ballhaus >. don 'Lt.ax.. the ~ain and sel tb£ ~ oL the new securities at a value reduced Does the ~hool catalog give total costs, inch.Kling room. board. books . and other extras? Does It outline school policies for handling makeup wol'k. miseonduct, leave from school. requirements far completion. and. a clear schedule of classes? If the school itself does not respond satlstactorlly. you sti 11 h&ve re- course. Small Claims Couo mu be the answer 1r the dispute ·is. monetary and. it. involves up to SUQ._ll _your claim Is higher. you can arrange low· cost legal assistance"tbrough Lawyer Referral Servtce <Phone~ 835-8811 or 494-0262>. by the untaxed gain. . Let individual taxpayers write off tosses on seeurttles transactions <If he has made the choice) against other income. And finally, eliminate the $10.000 limitation on deductions from other income for excess invest· ment interest expense. Check into e.rading.. graduation.. certification and transfer of credits policies~ Ask for references from graduates and check accreditation • standards by writing to the Depart· ment or Education. Bureau of School Approvals. 721 Capitol Ma ll, Sacramento. Calif. 9Ml4 . IN ADDITION TO the state Department of Education, you also can file complaints with the Federal Trade Commission, 11000 Wilshire Blvd .. Los Angeles, Calif. 90025. or Those changes. he feels. may help return the nearly extinct equity market to former high levels by turn- ing wary individuals back into eapitaliSts. THIS STATE AGENCY also ac· cepts complaints about pos t · secondary schools. Information about vocational programs offered by the state can be requested from · the Division of Eligibility and Agen· cy Evaluation. U.S. Orfice of Educa· lion. HEW. Washington, D.C. 20202. Image Making's· Risky Becoming 'Go(Jd Guy' Can Backfire By MILTON MOSKOWITZ One of the featured articles in last May 29's issue of New Times magazine was a piece by free·lancer Daniel Zwerdling entitled: "Can U.S. Farmers Kick The Petrochemical Habit?" Zwerdllng's answer was an unequivocal "Yes." He went to farms in the United States and Europe and folllld that organic rarming, without the use of pestjcides, worked. It not only pt'oduced fine crops but was mQre efficient and less costly than farming with chemicals. · WHY THEN DOU.&. rarmers rely on chemicals to the tune of $8 billion a year? Zwerd11n1'1 answer: "ln the United States, chemical farming ia a way of life. Try to take a course on oreanic farming techniques at your local university. After an ex· haustive search, r esearchers on Sen. James AbourezJc's. D·S.D .. staff found only one tn ti,e entire nation. at the University of Massachusetts. "It's no mystery why: ------ During a recent ye,a r , Purdu e Untversity agricultural researchers and professors were funded by Shell, Monsa nto, Chemagro, Dow .. Union Money Tree Carbide and a half-dozen other chemical giants ... · · Now it so happens that the largest adv,rtiser in this same issue or New Times was one' of the chemical giants named by Zwerdling, Union Carbide. Its two-page ad occupied the maauine's center spread where New Times reade~ were told that Union Carbide peaticidta "help feed the \vorld, while prQtectlng the earth." SAID THE NAftON'S S~IJd l~a~t chemical producer: "If we're goln1 to feed the world's growing population, we need to stop the tnaects that compete with us tor food." The juxtaposition of Zwerdlina's down·wilh· pesticides article with Union Carbide's up.with· -pesticides advertising demonstrated a couple or things. One: Union Carbide's money was not enough to mduce New Times editors to keep Zwerdllng's arti· cle out of the lssue. Two: the anti-chemical article was not enough to induce Union Carbide to pull its ad· -vertiaing from the ma1azlne. Indeed. the Union Carbide ad cooUnued a cam· paign the company began last tall to Inform readers of r'!lew Times and other magazines about what it · makes and alao to convince them that it's a corpora· lion that cares. AMONG nlE PRODUCl'S brought to you by Union Carbide are Preatone anti·freeze. Slmoniz waxes. Glad trash bags and sandwich bags, and Eveready batteries. But consumer products account for only "ti percent of its business. It makes a Jong line of building-block chemicals, plastics, gases. metals and carbons. Not long ago Carbide was under sharp attack for being a wanton polluter and indifferent corporate citizen. It has since spent massive amounts on pollu- tion control -S240 million in -the last seven years - and it has tried to position ltselt as a company willing to participate in a public dialogue. The New Times ad was part of that effort. So was the addition last year of Russell E. Tratn to its board of directors. Train. now a senior as- sociate or the Conservation Foundation. was formerly head of the Environmental Protection Agency ana during his stint there he battled with U.S. Steel. ADVERTISING PEOPLE have lone debated the wisdom of image.burnishing campaigns of this type. ln the opinion of some, it's simply an ego-massage for management, Jn the opinion or others, it has a Pygmalion effect -companies somellmes try to Jive up to what they are saying about themselves. Long.term stockholders of Union Carbide might be excused ror not bein8 enchanted with the exercise. They have seen the company's sales mount from 82.6 billion ln 1968 to'7 billion last year while aftert.ax profits rup.fiopped. .. ••• • -. REAL ESTATE MAILBAG I BUSINESS/ LEGALS ~...-...-Real Eitate MalllJflfl • Second Look Wise Idea -I09DT I . aat1ll · DEAR 908: M1 wtte and I don't U.t to be naaw uu bla ·ct.e k>u. Wt .,. pnMDt· ly looline fw a 'homt to bu.Y Aa...U have lboWQ \II MVttai we liked. 8ut they eQ4ICt u.a lo make a quick "1ea" or "no" dtcllton. The latt .,ent aot me mad when I aaktd to drlvt bec:k to takt a lecond look at • houle ~fore lltnlnl the purcb&M on . An •• be· an1 unttuonable! Wyatt R. • DMa WYATT: Ne. JM are IMlal •••rt. A .._. ,..-dtaae ... ,.,.,"t M •• ...... ,_ ... cenala,.. .... IM. ....... WMta 1W ......_. a M•t tw U.. .,_. time. 199'U tpe& MW IMlu ... ea ... 6141· nat~ 891& •'t LrJ &o RM a ff:rled M9e or Y.at MVCI' ...., ""· Wha ro-. ,He a ...... }Mlllke • ._'t ksttate t• ._, &o etfer &o "1 lt ~ .. MM else dees. If YM're wtfl'W .._ die llotae'• mwew.r .. .....S· ans, be ..-e lo mehMle • HMlll&e11ey elaae ta you tfttt pnvWlaJ for ~ ol die Ille•• ~ a qaallfle~rte.traet.or or odler la· apector,.. desltt. ltep.-eet••lea T .... "Nei ._, DEAR 808: My butcher, who a.tao.owns apartments, told me if I sell my .apartment house I'll owe tax on all the depreciation I've claimed over the 14 years I've owned It. Is this true? Ollie A. DEil OLUE: No& ell~dly. I bope yoar btltclter cats meat better than be glvea tax adv lee. You Ale profit Is die d.Ufereace Mtwen the net ales priee <1rosa sales price llllau sales costs> aad yoar depredaW booll nlae fol' tlte ..,tments. It ls ta.Jed as a loal term eapltaJ lain since you owaed the btll1dlq over lZ -.Un -, · •·. Tbe capital gain tax rate lB about one· ltalf-yoar w•aHax-H&e. Biil ¥.yealaa~e...de duted accelerated depredation exeeeclln& tile stnl.Pt lbte depl'ffladoe rate, tile excess •ccelerated depreelatloa ls wed u onlllluy lacome .• 1&'1 called ••reeaptue of deprecla· Uoa." s.cla recapta.re realb' llll't bad mee yoa woald ban beDef1ted from die. tu a•· la«S' the accelerated depnclatlaa. Y oar tax adviser can give you fall deblls. lt'llftl Is a IAi..e • LeeR't DEAR BOB: I lease several parking lots. They are extremely profilable. But there is no tax shelter. My problem ls one 10-year lease I have on a lot. It includes an opt.loo to buy the patld.ng lot Cor $38,500. The Internal Revenue Service claims this ls really a sale and is disallowtna my rent deductions. How can thls be since I haven't exercised the option? GoldieR. DEAR GOLDIE: If tbe property's market valae exeeeds you GP'ioe price. tlten '1 eo1Ulda like 1•'re 1eetla1 credit fOI' reet paid &award u.e option pardlue prlee. Tbll -oald be a dlsplsed sale and die UtS a. cor· red. Bat U there la ao evldeeee of a bartala sale, tlteo ll'• probably )u& a leue wD u optioa &o purchase. You reld 'Woald dleD be dedactlble u a bulaeu expease. ao.ever, c.lte 1&8 bu nded that leases oYer 31 yean, CH pied wHb an op&lon to bay, are tbe eqalvalent of a sale. See your w adviser for farther details. DEAR BOB: Recently I saw a CBS--TV special about arson of apartment bWJdinga in the Bl'onx. As I own several small apartment houses (not in the Bronx, thankfully>, and would lik1e to own more, do you think arson ls something I should worry about? William W. D.EAR WILLIAM: No. Anon Is a sertoua problem, especJally for pr:operty ownen.ln low Income nel~bborbooda. N"er baJ ro-• perty fa a badroca\Toia. -. - OL.t:mme._alwn.s $•rry ~~eqaate fire and llabUlty lnsuran,ee oa any liaUclla& you O'!'a. Tbere la 1 rUk to uJ11ala&.1• de__, even . nosaJq the street. a.t If yee carrJ ade4r•ate ln••ruce and bay ODly In 1ooct locatloa1. yoa can •I.~ well a& DJJbt wbUe yoa profit from ycMar realty lnvn&meall. s.fln-Ca11,f Br !Fortt-tl lo Pav DEAR BOB: We want to buy a home on a low down payment. such as with a Fedual Housing Administration mort1age. Howev~l'. sellers here don't want to pay the three wint loan fee charged to get FHA home loans. Isn't this illegal? Marcos A. DEAR MARCOS: No. lt'1 u&apldla•*'•& prolllblta Ve&enM Admlnlt&ratloll Md FIU. bome IMQen from paying &laetr owa 90ltla1e· loaa fees (as do btryen wlto me ceevee&lollat bank aad 11vblp auocla&lcm mongagea>. Eacll oae point loan fee ebarced equla 1 per· ceatottbe .... tloued. Dome tellen cu'& be fol'CM to pay &Ile FHA and VA lou fees tbe leeclen dlaf'le to brlnt the artUlclally low govenment·aet ~ ud VA lou yleld ••to market levels. U you Idler woa't pay tbe FDA Jou fee (and I doD't blame blm maJeu be'• 1eWat top price for hll boue >. ask a& yov bank or savings auodatlon aboa& JI ud t5 pel't'eDt PMI <priH&e mort1a1e'1'asvuee> bome loua. Over 14.• leaden offer 1aclt low . down payment ltome mort1aaes. ., · FINANCE LESSONS HARD TO LEARN. • • <From Page CU because of that oversight, one because the wife of one key man died. capital is importnat to this area. Overseas inves&ors see the U.S. as a good place to put capital and, says Peterson, the partners act as a "window" from Orange County to the financial world, and vice versa. Diehl's expertise is In intematlonal banking, with Bank of New York and Union Bank ex· perience in South America and the Pacific Buin. Quirk thinks Orange County is be&fnnlnt an evolutionary stage where real estate will be less Im· port ant than bullness activity. "It will go Blick to asset management, "h~ says. says. Peterson, born here, believes the coast busl· ness climate of .. who knows who," will cbante as firms grow. "Oh. the old families will sUU be around," be says, but "there are ebme pretty heavy professional <financial> people here now." Quirk points out that the stu ol businesses here mean that larger financial management firms will not enterthis marketfor at leastflve y~ars. Peterson explains that no other finance rroup in the area teacbesttnancial management. • ... TOKYO <AP> -American ln· •urane. executive Kea &uraea ·opened the door to a bare •part· ment. "You'll have to excuae tl)e lack of tumtture ~rm MIUnl the place tn ordtr to supplement my yen tJ\eome." )>e said. Burien. who ts•• bis own company, American Defenden Lile Insurance, and la an •lent for three other American ln· 1urance companies, 1eta bu in- come in dollJlrs. THE APA&TUNT is one ol tfio residences he. bas ln the Tokyo area but. be utd, .. It'• useless to brins ln any dollan to .Tapan. It makes far more sense to liquidate what assets one has here." Even with yen worth $110,000 that Burgess hopes to make on the apartment,-he aald-he still _ must dig lnto dollar savings1 to make ends meet. > Burgess. who would not dis· cuss his income, said he ls seriously considering movlne to the Philippines where be can live well on a dollar 'income. Burgess' wife, Ryoko, noted that the family once lived well here. traveling extensively, but not slnce the dollar's fall. B\lrgess has seen the dollar go fr9m 360 yen when he moved to Japan in 19" to 193.50 yen last Thursday. The rate at hoc.els ls 187 .50 yen. or a 48 percent decline since the dollar's first devaluation In 197c>aa Burgess had ne;!tiated the steep roads up to his apartment. attached to the plush, hill·top Hayama Country Club, on a lnotorcycle. "A new car was one of the first things we decided to gtve up,'-'-h~said. -' 1'H~id-the-'foyot fastback he wanted cost the equivilent ot'"S5.l00 in January 1977. By October the car's dollar price had risen to ts,400 and this week it was SS,300. Car prices have not risen much in the past year, measured in yen. The U.S. cur· rency's drop -blamed on a poor U.S . trade balance, American inflation and Japan's own trade surplus -caused the dramatic rise in dollar terms. Burgess said he bas sta~ eating at U.S. military faclliUes where be can use dollars. A dinner for two in a Tokyo restaurant serving the highly praised Kobe steak can easily run more than $100. Unlike Burgess, most Japanese busi· neaamen can put sueb meals on expense accounts and then de· duct them from Japan's Income tax. Burgess said hls l~year-old son David'• tuition at a Roman Catholic school was his largest sintle expense. It baa risen to the equivalent of $3,54Z from S!.204 in the last year. In yen the increase was only 4.6 percent. Sunday, AllOUlt e. tm "When we moved in. the dollar was 308 yen, ao water, telepbooe, taxes and electricity came to about $325. Today the same tbiDp cost roul)lly S200 more per month," Buraess said. Another reason for Burgess' thoughts about relocating is a Japanese government rule that prevents foreign lnsurance firms from either selling to Tapanese nartonals or acceptlna payment in yen. "All our business is in dollars. but the expenses -including a 20 percent tax -are In yea:· said Buraess, a graduate ol an in· sttrance retailers' course at Dallas' Southern Methodist Untversity. DAILY Ptl.OT . . "In the past eouple of yeara, of 30 retired servicemen WlJo worked fOf' me sellln1 fnauninct on U .s. baaea here, 10 decided to pack up and return to t"e Stat.es;• Burteu said. "Some of the others are teacblng Enalish for yen tn ·or· der to make endl meet." AN OFFICIAL of ttie Amerlc~n Chamber of Cont· merce here said there ta • wide discrepancy in the effect of tlte dollar's decline on Americans in Japan. · "Some oom'panles pay for ~ schoollna of their represen· tatives· children, others have fairly comprehensive llvinc a&. lowances, and others yet include currency loss compensation as part of their contracts with t~ir executives.•• the official said. An American banker who did not wish lo be identified said: .. The· people who suffer the most are thole working on com· missions, or those who live on fixed lncomes. ·• He ref erred to stock brokers selling American certificates ln Japan as being amon1 the hardest hit. Paul Bloom, an 80·year-old New Yorker. finally decided to return to the United States after living 40 years in Japan. He had put half his IJlODeY in Japanese debentures and the other half ~n dollars. and now finds bis gains" in yen are raslng bis income for U.S. tax purposes and wiping out his American gains. .. In Japan the yen is still worth the same, so the only thing to do is to so to New York where it is worth more:· said Bloom. DoWn ·to the Wire~ But Not Baled Ou BJ AU'IRJS a. VINSEL °' .............. My wife. ~rate leeNtu7 of a steel·protesatng firm and equal to many cb=:lc!5 about to am 111> try. ' iag to solve The Great I al Ray Bal.lna Wire Crisis. One might .wen say this Is the last straw. The fact that s,..cfl a situation exists may have escaped most condominhun and tract-dwellers along the Orange Coast bt¢ this dire state of alfails ii real. John Vahena. a former Dally Pilot staff member. now serves as a public information of. ficer for the Oregon Department of Agri~ultUl'e. He deOvered the dire news ln recent phone calls. .. WE DAVE A PSOBLEM up here and I natw-ally thought of you and y0ur steel company. We have a baling wire shortage up here ... VaJterza reported. . His daily toll involves getting In· ~ formation out to farmers, like where irt ! # ..I BEALL Y cannot blame the fathers because they have to nm the school in a yen ~y aqd_ I know that they still en~---__,.. than the American school, .. Burgess said. Mrs. Burgess, a student of the Japanese tea ceremony, said she has had to cut down on lessons will\ her tea·master. Flower arranging lessons are out and a family trip to the Unit· ed States had to be put off. ••t ~you get ballng wire? v1NSM. ··we ~gbt maybe you could help us.·· be told my wile. "Okay." she said. The next morning. she spread three books of Y~ Paps covering all Soutbem California out on her desk and began trying to rescue t.M Oregon hay in· dustry from nun. Sbe began ca»inl wire products dealers. "I won some airline tickets to Okinawa so we can still have a holiday. Otherwise it would be a sad summer for our son," she said. The clothes Mrs. Burgess buys these days are practical. "We boy very little Just ror fun," she said. Mrs. Burgess said she believes the dollar still buys a lot at home. Sbe said she was sur· prised at the comparativelf low prices in the U.S. territory of Guam. where one of her husband's three Insurance out· lets ls loc:ateCl. The third is in Korea. "No. we don't carry It." said one, hanglne up on her. "What is baling wire. . . ? " asked another wire dealer. who may never before have been called an ignorant jerk on &be telephone by a lady in the business for 20 or 30 years less than be. · S11LL .\N0'111BB GAVE her a number to can in Bakersfield. She got put on "Hokt" and forgotten quite a few times too. "H6w's the weather down there?" asked a wire pro- ducts dealer she reached In Gilroy, the onion capital of California. "We're out. but I'll tell you what. wby don't you get out your Yellow Pages and ..... and at that point she hung up on him. She called a feed store in quest of the 100,000 pounds of balin& wire Oregon's ranchers need by Valterza's estimate. .. I git it noriv and then but It goes to my regttlar customers. So your cwotomer is plumb outta luck." said the Good Ole Boy who an•wered. THE ANSWER SHE GOI' for Oregon's livestock and produff flack, finally ls this: 1bere ls no balina wlre to be · had and most firms that could make It can't even get the bllletsol steel to meltdown. Ja~ interests a few years ago undersold the U.S. balin1 wire mar!et, so American firms quit producUon. And then so did Japanese, apparenUy after discovering tranaiston and t ~ recorden are more profitable. Valtena, who sald when be called from Oregon he couldn't chat because Ore1on has a Proposl\lon 13 of its own COllliD8 ud be bad to keep the office phone bill down. was •ad4ened to bear this. But.be bas a 1reat future in state aovemment, cettin1 all tbat 'lhformet.toa wltb Just 1 few phone tails. can be removed from the ex- d11qe. ~ "bnUke pro-perty." Example. of boot In· chide cub. net mon1ac• rellet. and penoaa1 propertJ, sutb aa common 1t~kl. boats. and autol. In other WQrd1, a property trade lt wc..itfted for the 1uP tr.Ur," ~ froilt I MDUl IO a • Llrpr~lfMn~ boot. ••doWft trader" WW · owe tax became lie remot• bOot lO ........ tM eqlilUa. . .. .. • .. " • • i ~ • • ' -. ' 1. ~ 'P ---2 -,. Atttr •• I>" •:4!<; ::J!I = -~ Pvm..IC NOl'ICB . PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE .. mocterntMd ~lth ulf ·eleaal•I oven. cetamlc We ~. 'd .................. p&Dtrtel, •• dow 'PHI thr.a patlo allaelf, bNUfut nook or w aod lun. n.aaoaa Celltnll· Select plana allo otter auch aophl1Utat.d dellto ele••ntl u outdDor dec1l. OUtdool' llvtftl atrium IDd 1arden view mater bedroom auitel. Prlt• lneluded conatrucUOn featu,... offer au toned air heat.inc. cw•• 4111YIWIYI and allta, ~and nn detector alarm. au 1tub (« ruture out· &>or batblc:ues. overatled two. car 'ara1e1. and all wood fen~ ii.de and rear yardl. Buyen may choose from auch optlOnir Teatures as atr tondl· UonJ.n1. microwave oven, mlr· rored wardrobe doors, gas cook top and electrical dryer conneo· lion. A COMBINAftON ol wood std· la1. wood lhlqle or stucco. and cta1 ua. or :e.aar lbak• roonnc. bl1tilllbl 11 dlltlDc:Uve exterior treatment.I. Onalt• recreational f Hturea lnelude two tennll eou'18, awlm· mini pcOI, eabana. eonven.ieat ahowers and restroom•. as well ftaa two pub, one wttb mature' elm. •~ado and ora.n1e tnes. TIM 1rouncta are proleulonally maintained throu1h the bomeownen auoe1allona. Th• aalel ottice and model complex la open daily trom 10 Lm. to&p.m, Northwood Park Homes m.Y be eaelly reached by exiUng either the Santa Ana or San Dleao freeways at the Culver Drive offramp. COnUnue non.b on Culver to Irvine Boulevard and turn rl&bt one·balf mile to Yale, then right on Yale t.o the model homes. PU8UC NOl'ICE PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE VIEW FROM THE INSIDE AT IRVINE'S ARBORETUM Inner View lroine Arboretum Opens One of Southern California's most unique office b:.aildings is now open and offering an unusual "business lifestyle" complete with atriums. courtyards. skylights. open vistas and hundreds of living plants and trees. Coffee. tea, and telephone answering are included. along with conference rooms. reproduction facllitie& and even an errand-running person. It's called Arboretum and is located at 18002 Sky Park Circle in the Irvine Industrial Complex. The $1.2 million property was de· veloped by the Toman Company. an Irvine· based bulldlng firm. Ill . AS ITS NAME SUGGESTS, Arboretum features 1l vtsmrt1'e-a5t -of plet*.Uf~ that.may be·seen.-fl'OO'l;'irtual~&y dk'ectkm inolud- ing u_p. Business ~pie sharin_L Arboretum are literally sur· rou.nded with trees. shrubs. ffi>wers and vis as ol gardens and patios ... It especially should appeal. according to Warren Toman. president. to small buslnesees. eonsultants and others engaged Tn architecture, design, advertising and public relattomr;-"intertol' decorating and similar activities where informal creative sw-round· lngs are important. Each person has a self ·contained. private modularized work station that may be clustered with those of other workers in the same nnn. '" Arboretum was designed by Morris and Lohrbach. Irvine. ABT RAJKlJMAR, ONE OF those involved in the design, points out that the original concept is that of Edward Lohrbach. When Morris and Lohrbach put up their own building a similar concept was used but with one major difference: the entire facility was built around an indoor courtyard. complete with small foun· lain. Arboretum. on the other hand. surrounds inhabitants with atriums on both j.be first and second fioor and codrtyards and gardens on the pertmeter of the lower level. "The idea," said Rajkumar "is to create a situation in wbicb every work module bas a view." Toman said Arboretum was 30 percent preleased and that in· terested people can obtain leasing Information by calling .the Toman Company at 549·8466. REAL ESTATE Investing I Seminar lnNewp6rt Financlna, mercbandtatnc and listing techniques for real estate investments wlll be the t.oplc ol a seminar offered by the Invest· ment Division' of the California Association of Realtors <CAR> Aug. 17 and 18 in Newport Beach. The course. entitled "In· troduction to lnvestmeRt and E•change Practices." wlll cover such mas as analy~ds of invest· m ent properties and the ex· change process. multiple ex· changes, depreciation and client service. Scheduled t.o speak at the con. rerence at The Registry are Realtors Forrest McKinley of El Cajon and Roger J, Brown of San Diego. Both instructors have earned the deslanation Graduate. Realtprs Institute < G RI) and hold state teaching credentials in real estate. Cost of the course ls $60 for division members and S15 for non-members. The enrollment fee includes all class materials and coffee service. Registration is limited. Checks should be mailed to California Association of Realtors. Registration IYepart· m e nt. 505 Shatto Place. Los Angeles. Drawing Set For Anaheim ----____.. Hills 6 Homes ·- Anaheim Hills mailed notices Frtctay to more than 100 ~e announcing a drawing -at ·noon Sund a}'. Aug. 27. for rl&hts t.o purchase one of 24 large custom home sites along the main ridge line of Anaheim Hills. According to Richard Doyle. marketing vice president, mail· grams were sent to those who over the last several years had exprtssed an ,interes t in purchasing a building site with panoramic views of the Santa Ana Canyon, Irvine ranchlands and beyond. Sites average over 1,000 feet above sea level, be / said. "Those who respond to the mailgrams will be invited to ... view the 24 sites and t.o pre- register for the drawing," Doyle said. Condominiums and Townhomes Anally, affordable housing is coming to Orange County! On Sunflower, between Bristol and Fairview ••. within walking distance of Costa Mesa's fantastic South Coast Plaza. I 1 I ' .. EAL ESTATE BWIJers Fifiht Local Agencies O n '13' Taxes SACRANEN'ro -Bulldera md other bclal· aaamen may have le,al rffOW'le based on Neat U .s . ~me Court prttedent In lh«1r battle aiainst the prolif at.lon of lout feea that aerve to further lnf11t.e th coat ot houalnt Tills was a central dfflatat1on made by Paul Bartlett. dlalnnan of "$pint d u ... in a reeerit ad· dreu before the board of directors of tht CaUfomla Build.l~ Indus~ Auociallon <CBIA > hen. ·~ ol U • ls a 1rasa·roats or1ant1ation baaed ln ll'r'esM wbJch prusUftll local a1encla to Mnect tbe ••tnae tntent ol Proposllion 13." IN PaBPACING RJ8 remarks. Bartlett told the buildera t.bat the vOlen who passed ProposJ. lion 13 were saytnc that taxes should be cut. not sb.lfted. and u.raed lbem to join ln lbe batUe a11inst "miaillterpmatioa oftbe new law." ''The messqe of PropoeiUoo U to local aov- emment.s "ls to not shift the tax burden, but to cut costa." Bartlett said. Contlnuinl, Bartlett said: "It bas become self· evident t.bat tbe taxpayer will oo longer pay bilh taxes and tolerate waste. The spirit of Pro~ition 13 calls upon lbe whole eamut ol public officials to preserve essential services and eliminate the less essential." Tben. alludln& to a recent case ruled on by tbe U.S. Supreme Court, Bartlett said builders and other bmine:ssmen may have a strong case a1alnst arbitrarilY levied fees that are presumably in tbe "public lnterest" and which ultimately get passed on to the consumer. THE CASE, Pl'M'ING A cable television con· cem against the Federal Communications Com· mission's fee syst.erp, revealed that private en· lilies can.not arbitrarily be ~igned the entire tax burden for tbe public benefrt and that the public must assume half that burden, Bartlett revealed. "lf 100 percent of a governmental depart- ment's costs are born by fees, then as long as they can raise 1~ they don't care what it costs to run the departmenl But if, as the Supreme Court tn~ rucatea,1lle agency fillnOt -cottect-ttle entire cost of running its department from private business and that it bas to live from the general tax rolls. they will think twice about raising fees." Bartlett said. Bartlett concluded by suggesting that there may be a direct correlation between the cable television matter and the proliferation of fees be· ing assessed builders. R e alty Licensing School o n Coast , Katella Realty. Inc. recently announced the expansion ol 1t.s Real Estate Ucensinl School with tbe addition of a new location at 32031 Camino Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano accord.tnt to Linda Chancellor, director of1pers0Mel and train· ing .• The San Juan Capistrano school ls the second Ucensinl school opened by Katella. INSPIUD BY THE success of Katella's first license preparation school established in January 1977, the new school is designed to provide the coast.al area with an eJtcellent curriculum, pro· 1 fessionaJ lnstnJction, and a flexible schedule of classes. . Presently two classes are scheduled on Mon- day and Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. John Andrews will be lhe instructor for the eight·session ~ course which will cover the St1bjects of reJ l ' prope.('ty, encumbrances, real ~late law. financing, contracts, taxation. math and land and appratsal. ' THE COU&SE, WHICH Includes all materials, will teach students the infonnation necessary to successfully pass the California real estate ex- amination. Enrollment information can be obtained by calUng Unda Chancellor at 831·1003 and 493-0442 or Kat.by Neumann at 991-0660. 1Mesa Condos Win ;Energy Citation The units in Pancho Villa condominiums, 2282 ~ Pacific Ave. and 2184 Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa. have been built with many energy conserving r features and each has earned the builder, MEB In· I vestments, a Southern California Gas Company Residential CONCERN Award for energy con· servation. Amq t.be many features are pllotless aas ran1es with built·ln ovens and pUotless forced air 1 unlta. 1be builder also increased insulation on sup· ply and return air duct• to minimize beat transference. Thermostats with automatic night setback capabWtles are another energy savlna feature. - IA COSTA HOME PUii IC AUCTION 2,9e0 IQ. ft tM¥f home w/aoff course view-· 4 br. din, flf'Nly room. dlnln1 room. 3~ betha, laundly room, fireplace, carpei. & drapes. 7.0ll Elbllll DI llr, La Costa, t:A TERMS: toi dtpollt on award of bkl, balanc:it cash to 45 dty nctOW. MINJMUM BID $1S0,000 SUllDAY, AUGUST 13-2:00 p.m. ' • Sunday, Augutt e. 1978 OM.YPtLOT e -StlR Trail 1977 S~Ying~ Fimis Rick. Up Slaelt fl.J WASHING TON -Alt.boqh savlnts mnow.·.at the naUon's thrift instttuttons picked up 1ubaaD· tlally tn May, they stUl are well below those ollut year -and the mortpce market is showtna sllna of stress. ' In lts monthly real estate status report, t1ae N attonal Association of Realtors adds t.bat t.beiU12 billion in net new depoelta received in May w federally insured savings and loans was up ~A~ ~U\ion over April's S4tO million firure. but lt swi was 37 percent below the May, 197'1, lnflow total orS3.5 blllion1 MODIL HOME AT MADRID Del LAGO IN MISSION VIEJO GOIS ON SALE SATURDAY DESPITE THIS SLOWDOWN In the ac· cumulation of mortgace credit and its resul\Ul upward push on inter.eat rates, the nport HfJ, adequate mort1age funds still are available. thanks to an active sec:ondery market and the DttW credit instruments tied to. Treasury bill yields tbiat Mission Viejo Traet ... : , , '· S&LsnQw~authorizedtooffer. ,. But even though the rooney is t.bere, it's C!,Oll· ing more, according to the report. From July 1. 1977:-tp July 1, 1978, the average lntereat rate (or conventional first mortgages rose from 9.00 per-cent to 9. 75 percent for new homes. For resal~ homes, lbe average rate also stood at 9.75 percent on July 1, JJP from 9.05 percent a year ago. Madrid Models on Sak Ten Madrtd del Lago model homes ln Mission Viejo, featur· ing many decorator selected ex· tras, will be offered for sale Saturday, announced Grant Sullivan, director of sales for the Mission Viejo Company, de- veloper of the 10,000-acre planned c.?mmunity. The sale of the models does not signal the last of the popular lake-oriented homes, however. Mission Viejo Company is in the midst of constructing, a new Madrid del Lago model home com_plex on the so1.1theast side of '·Laree Misston ·Viejo. The new model complex ts expected to-be complete by late-September. Prices for the existing Madrid del Lago models are expected to r a nge from approximately $125,000 to $175,000, according to Sullivan. Prospective buyers must have visited the sales of- fice by Aug. 1 in order to be in· eluded in the impartial drawing for the sale of these homes. " . TWO SINGLE·STORY and new hom e -include rear eight two-story homes are patios; mature, professional · available, ranging ln size from landscaping with sprinkler the 1.775-square·foot "Santa systems; and decorator selected Rosa" with three bedrooms and flooring and wall coverings. two baths. to the 3,003-square· WHILI!: ONE OF the luxurious foot "Santa Cruz " with tour homes has a swimming pool in bedrooms and:three baths. . the back yard. another offers a Architectural features that redwood hot tut> m its secluded dis tinguish these sp acious side yard. The "Sanl.ll Cecella" homes include a spiral staircase has a picturesque gazebo in the in the "Santa Cruz," master rear yard. · suites with fireplaces and sleep· Other features included in the ing platforms, laundry chutes Madrid del Lago m odels are and laundry rOQms in several central air conditioning. mir· plans, one or two wood·burning rored wardrobe doors. wet bars fireplaces and-extensive use of in som e plans, and custom -dramatic-catbedral-eeilmgs. All--bookshelvai ,,and wood-panelin&. have spacious living and family in selected models. rooms to accommodate gracious To tour the Madrid del Lago entertaining for all occasions. model hom~. take the Alicia Additional amenities which Parkway exit from the San m ake these homes particularly Diego Freeway and drive east to appealing -especially to the Marguerite Parkway. Turn right buyer who does not want the on Marguerite then turn left onto responsibilities of landscapine Tr.11buco Place. and decorating normally as· The sales office is open daily soclated with the purchase of a from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. $TONEWOOD ESTATES IN An indication that Interest rates are not llke1y to recede ln the immediate fUture comes from the continued rlse in yields at the Federal National Mortgage Association convention mortgage .-. lions. . THE tt.17Z PERCENT YIELD at the July 10 auction was up from the 10.070 yield of the ~evious one. The yield refiects the discount priqi.ary lenders must accept ln selling their mort1ages. It generally is regarded as an Indicator of future~ lerest trends. Whatever the depressed condition tf the mortgage market. lt has not dampened the 'ck· mand for housing, the report found. With about two-thirds of the sample boards of Realtors report· ing, between 3.680,000 and 3,880,000 resale transac- tions are expected to have occurred in June, on a seasonally a~u:sted annuat basis-. --nurnew stngtM&mtty-hom~market also eoo- tinues to do well, t-he report says, with a May rate of 831.000 sales -sJl&htly below the April ~att. but~ 2.8 percent gain over May. 1977. NEW HOME CONSTRUcrJON activity (OD· tinue~ at an ID\J>ressive level. accordi.ng to the realtor economists. with 2,099,000 private housing starts in June on a seasonally adjusted annuaJ rate basis. . ' .. . HUNTINGTON BEACH a secluded community of just 20 custom homes (DRIVING DIRECTIO SM~Fwy, South Oft llellc1'. w--~•o s. ..... ood &caf ..... 171h le. * From $144,000 ' 15 • CharminlJ, suaint, custom single family homes in old Huntington Beach, beautifully, dtsigned, with indivlduafity and meticulo craftamanahip. . ' • Located withJn walking distance of beA,h, school•, tennis court• and Seacliff Cou ry Cwb. · • Dramatic . ftoorpi..na 'With exciting fe,,luru auch.u prclen bathe, apiral 1tairca1~. wet t,are, bay window., walk-In cloaeta, fttePlace In muter bedrooms, cuatomized ceramic ' tile kltcheni anti 3 car garages. (Futura vary witli •n.) . I .... twl.YPLOT Solar £enter Set for Niguel Construction 11 uOllef way CID Blrtcher Bust· • Center tn ~· NWviL Amaica '1 flnt ar·uallted bualMll and lndUltrtal park, a U. re muterplanned develo~ment of 81rtcber clflc. Accordln1 to Brandy Birtcher. project lnat.or. the flnt pha1e of Btneber Bualnea1 nter will consist ol tour buUcttnp totamq about • 400 IQl.lal'e feet. These lnclude a ~.toO aquare omce bullet~ and three lndustrtal bu.UdJJW ol .ooo 1quare f . 31,310 1quan feet ud Jf,500 uan fe«. Tbe rour structures are valued at nfore an ss.s mlUion-· Loe~ at &.he northwest comer ol La Pu and Creek Roads, Birtcher Qua1ness Cent.er LI ad· J cent to the General Service AclminlltraUoo'a llUaive Ziuural IN ADDmON nt EXTENSIVE landacapln1~ and futuristic arcbltec:ture, the entire deveJopment will feature a solar-assisted bealinl system for clomestlc waw and, lf the tenant elects, ..,. t1>ace beatine systems will also ba ~ ~vaUa- ble . Solar enerp wiU be colleded tbrou&b an ac- Uve sY*JD comprised ot collectors ...a· storaae Unka. Water will circulate lhrouab root-mounted tolleclor panels where lt will abr.orb beat from the 1un 's rays. Tbe 10Jar-heated water •ill then circulate to an insulated tank, Where It can 'then be dra~n off to supply hot water or to assist ln space healing systems. Birtcher Business Center's seven lots rf.Dge in she from 3~ acres to 13 acres. In addition to leas· lag space within speculative build:lnp, Birtcher aaid his firm is positioned to aecommodate qualified users with requlrementa ol more than l0.000 square feet in build-to-suit arrablement.s. ULTIMATELY, MORE TRAN one mllllon equare feet of industrial, research and develop- ment. office, and related fanancial and service facilities are scheduled to be constructed at the CS.acre project. More than 2500 employment OP· portunities are expected to be created at Birtcher 'BusJness Center. . • Landscape desiJn will aid energy conservation at · the sol a ·-assast.ed park Birtcher said. Deciduous-trees~ be-plwced adjacent io-soather· ly walls to reduce heat transmission into the build· lq during the summer, wbllt a1Jowtq direct sun contact in winter months. Earth bermed lancbcap-laa along selected perimeter. walls will help reduce the traMfer of building heat. Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerage Com- pany has been selected exclusive leasing agent for the unique development and local, regional and national leasing efforts are being coordinated by Peter Leider of the firm's Newport Beach office and James Keane of the firm's Santa Ana office. Swedish Buihkrs ·Eye Coastal Tract A group of 35 home buildina man)lf 11eturers from Sweden have selected Strattord Ridge in tile Aliso Hills section of Laguna HillS tn Orange Coun· ty as a leading community of luxury homes to visit ~uring their trip to the United States this week. The builders, on tour through the auspices of • Lester Goodman Associates, are from the pre- stigious Swedish fll'ID of Ernstrom Modulent, one of the largest builders 10 that country. They'll tour Stratford rudge Monday. Jerry Tullius, a .representative of the Ehrlich Company and Moreland Development Company, the community's builder and developer, will personally greet the distinguished group of hous- ing executives. · "It is indeed an honor to have been selected for the tour by this Swedish gr(,up," stated Tullius. "This is the second time within the past 60 days j.hat Stratford rudge has been so honored by a visit from a group of leading home btJilders." Stratford Ridge is located one mile west of the San Diego Freeway at the La Paz Road exit. Four fully decorated model homes are open for inspec. ti~n daily from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Homes at Stratford Ridge include from three to five bedrooms and up to 3,250 square feet, priced from $ll6,900. San Cleinente Lots Set f o• Project The Housing Group, an Irvine-based de· veloper, has purchased 82 ocean view lots in San Clemente from Daon CorporaUon-Eagle Develop- ment, Newport Beach, and will bulld aingle-famlly laomea on tbe sites, accordina to BUI ~ of Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerqe Company 1n Santa Ana. Lally said the lots, located off Interstate 5 between Camino de Estrella and Avenida Pico, were purchased far more than $2.8 million. "The lots are part of the Fonter Ranch, m acres ol which were ori&inall.y purchased by Daon 1 for about $6 million," be said. Lally represented the Housing Group, a wholly-owned subsidiary o(tbe Cb1cqo-bued Cer· ro-Marmon Corp., while the Teet G. Rokos Com· pany, Newport Beach, represented Daon, Corpora- tion· Eagle Development. "The Housing Group will be reeetvm. finllhed Jots and will build homes wblcb wtll self ~ween fJ.50,000 and $250,000," be Hid. The Housing G~ bulldl bo~ for middle ant" upper-income families. AIDCXll ltl projects ll tazy Creek bomea in Oranie Park Acres, Or1A1e. No construction date u been set for the San Clemente botnes. Sea Breeze Cited I ' EXTERIOR OF StNQLE FAMILY HOM! AT PARK PLACE, IRVINE Irvine's Northwood Park Place Filling Up Word that 28 new single-family homes are released for sale at Park Place ln lrvlne may cause a traffic jam around ·the Village of Northwood. "Homebuyer response to the first increment of the one and two-story and tri-levet Park Place residences was nothing short of tremendous," t>olnts out Rod Gllllland, directoc of sales for the Irvine Division of Pon· derosa Homes. developer of the popular residential community. . Five floor plans, encompassing from 1,679 to 2,609 square feet of in· terior living space a.re offered with a variety of available options. A Park Place owne.r need not live in a carbon copy or hi~ neighbor's house.. OOmpletely air-conditioned, the homes are pri~ from $111,990. Homes represented by the price stat· ed are subject to P.rior sale. Double front doors open to ceramic tile entries. living rooms with lofty vaulted ceilings. spadous formal dining areas and huge family rooms with a wood-burning fireplace and sli~g glass doors to a future barbecue area, already stubbed for gas. in the fenced rear yard. A second fireplace is an option in some plans, and a wet bar may be added in Plans 314 and 2144. To visit Park Place/Irvine, take . the Santa Ana Freeway to Culver Drive. Drive north on Culver to Irvine Boulevard. Turn right on Irvine to Yale Avenue. then left on Yale to the sales information ~ent« anamodel complex, oP'ai daily from 10a.m .to6p.m .. .- REAL ESTA~ 'Dream' ~a~g?1 Home Market Eludes Families f SACRAMENTO -Attemplina to assess the impact of local 10 ernmenW actions on housing costs in the wake of Proposition ~3. the California Building Industry Associa· lion has released a study lndicatlrul that each tJme the price of the lea5t expensive home the housing industry ls capable or producing today is In· creased by $1 ,000. some 100,000 CaHfornia families are priced out of the market . This adds to the ranks of nearly half the state's families wbo already can't afford that home, the report declares. .. PREPARED UNDER the auspices of the Sacramento-based CBIA, the report "is particularly meanilllful in light or the proliferation of local fees initjated since passage or Proposition 13 in that it provides a readily availa· ble means of measuring the impact or local actions upon the housing market." said C.V. Holder, CBIA president. CBIA is the statewide representative of the housing and light construction industry. Entitled "The Housing Crunch: Who Can Afford a New House?" the report was dev.eloped by Connerly & Associates, Inc., of Sacramento. veteran consulting firm specializing in housing. Noting that the· median income ln California is approximately $15,000, the report concludes that "as a rule of thumb" the median income family can't afford to purchase a new house for more than $37.500 unless it has a substantial down payment (based on the conventional lending practice that a family should not spend more than 2\.'.t times its annual gross ln· come on a house> . .. UNFORTUNATELY," STATES the report. "the housing industry cannot produce very many new $37 .500 homes and expect to -earn a pr~fit. So .• nearly one-half C48.~ per· cent> ot all families in California cannot afford to buy even the least expensive new houses without mall- ing substantial sacriffces elsew~ in the household budget. Conside= that the median price for ALL hom purchased ln Callfomia last year w $53,000, tb1s plac:es the purchase~ the median prlce home beyond means of over two-thirds of tb families in California." The report adds that since co parable new homes are gener! more expensive than old homes, median priced new home this ye wUl be much more than $53.000. Perhaps three-fourths or even ~ of tbe families in Californ!N therefore, will be priced out of u-, new home market this year. COMMENTING ON the disp~ tionate rise ln home prices u-Sl pared to income, the report says if the gap between the increased ne home prices and earnings contin then more California families wf have to buy older homes, lesset quality homes. go deeper into deb(. or drop out of the new bome marbt altogether. • Qualifying its central cone~ concerning the impact of each Sl. increase in home price, the re ' notes that the rate of buyer ell · lion decreases as one moves up income scale, and that incomes are not constant but risin,, albeit more slowly than the pric.e o new homes. As for Proposition 13, it offel"8 ··another ray of hope for the beleaguered home buyer and homeowner," according to the i. port. .. The new law Jt the equivalent ol discounting the price of the median priced home by $2,650, thereby re. ducing the annual income qualifying factor for families for that home by $1,000. So. more Californians should find the price of new homes mori? tolerable, assuming that the OR· portunicy for homeownersbip...o(fered - by Proposition 13 is not offset by in· creaseGbousing related fees." SINCE19ZO ING TON 1 • f "' r..:J ,., . .,. . t 00 ... MEWPOllT IEACH PROPERTY CHWAGNE AMlllEJ Elesant, tchlly Qpfnlded ~II Canyon "El Dorado" ln quiel • private loeaUoa. A dec«ator'a deliibt w/aoft neutral tones tbru.out tbla 3 BR. formal dlaiq rm bQme. Security partmc -pool -Jaeum -tennt.a. Offered .t 1115,0IO. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. t14 CANYON ISLAND. Ul"2> NOIAILY 111E lMGEST YARD IN DOVER SHOIESI You be u.e Judie or that! ~ady for your immed. move ln! • BRa -3 baths. 135,0DO. A custom borne OPEN for your vlewtns SUN 1-5 P.11. H59GALAXV. IM-63> OP81 SUN 1-5 P.M. 1500 CORNWAil. WESTQJFf Lovely 3 BR home -a dell1ht to behold! 1be quality •taste of a model w1perrert blending of earth t.ooea +new cpts • new kitchen w /oak cabinets Nice yard le patio w/d<>i run. $172.500. 'M~> -_ _ l611 MARINERS DI -OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. Beauu'run~remodeled 3 BR + den home fres"hly done In Ptcisb Cit over llaflfw~ bloek~ben wlelJ.Mw appUanoea .Cusf.om.. • d.,,_.. &Jautten &lenced,l'ard f9r children. Asldng.$149.900 fee. < M-65> ll'PElt BAY lXECUTM HC)MrOtl.Y S169,900I Newly redecorated 2 story res. on lg. private corner lot, 3 oversized BR&. 3 full baths " beautiful, solid l"OHWood family rm overiooldne ten"aced, low maint. 1ardens + charming used·brick paUo. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2313 REDLANDS DR. (M-66> CAPE COD OWtMER Lovely 3 BR condominium ln Harbor View Knoll. So manr extras! Custom decorated & situated next to park ln a prime location. Near shopping, pool & tennis court. 1181,000 & you own the land. OPEN SUN 1·4:30 P.M. 2701 HILLTOP. CM-67> BEAOI UVING AT ITS FINEST Exceptional "A" frame 2 BR, den, 2 batb home in Newport Shores. Tot.lly QPll'aded & decorated w/lavish usa,-e of hardwoods, brass & alasa. Great location across from pool & tennis. Offered in FEE 1180,000. APPt-ooly. Martha Macnab MZ-8235. (M~>. MAGllFtCBfr VII!# + fAMl.Y UVING Beautiful custom 5 BR bome ID Dewer Sbses w/vlew: Cemtyard entry w/onnlzed pool -formal d1nlng nn -ta. muter alllte -aoartns cellinlf In Uvt.ng rm -family rm w/bar & fplc -fe>W'mel klcben. St00,000 )eMebol(l. Barbara Aune MU235. <II .. > DBJGHTfUL BROADMOOR PIAN 4 tn the guard-gated community of Big Canyon -centrally located near Npt's financial center, schools & shopping. 4 BRs, 3 batM, formal dinlna. apaclous .kitchen + low-ma.int yard. $425,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <M·70> BEST OF BIG CANYON Newly listed McLain Pinehurst model In one of the beSt locationa. ffttllly apgraded end-mit.wJ!lutstandh11 fl'QDl..1'9JJ( vie.w or .c..qlr course. 2 BRs + den & formal dining. 2·car garage. Close lo po6l " tennia. 1239,500 fee. Jane Paql.lin 642·8235. <M·m I LINDA ISlE BAYfRONT Lg. pier & slip ln protected location. Exciting family res. CMt.Ullng 5 Blls, 5~ baths (incl. maid's ~ & bath wtsepanrte entrance>. Huie game rm w/wet bar, paneled library/den +formal dining overlooking the Bay. Private comm. beach & 24-hr. guarded entry gate. $975,000 inc\. land. Appl. only. Larry Dyer 642-8235. < td·12> OAKCREST MODEi. Big Canyon ror only Sl40,000! Brand new w/deluxe appointments - ceramic tile floors in entry Is kitchen -warm livinfC rm w/fplc -airy maater DR. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. <M-73) THE auFFSt Newly painted 3 BR, dining rm split-level lownhome nesUed among towerln1 pines & surrounded by expansive greenbelt. If you need privacy. you.should see this today at Sl92,SOO. Lynne Valentine 844-6200. <M·74l PRtaD TO SB1 -$137,500 Harbor View. Phase 11 Monaco on lovely tree-Uned street, near park le achool. 2 BR.a. 2 baths + conv. den. Freshly painted -move-in coodlUan! Lois Egan 644.QOO. <M·75> FAMl.Y UVIHG IN WTIWff A perfect commUD.lty, cloM to schools, abol>Plnl. tennla • awlm cJ\lb. 1be rilbt home for a family. too! 5 8Ra Calf 0n one floor> + bl« family rm, kitcben •yard for play, PoOl or 1arde:n. 1179,500. Jeanne Newman 842-8235. CM· 77) MIWPORT BEACH PROPERTY BIG CANYON Broadmoor Plan 3 w/room for a pool! 11lis spacious 4 lJR bome built around an atrtum offers hlgb beamed ceilings, country kitchen • 3-car iarase. Cloee lo schools Is sbopptna. 13119.000. Lynne Valentine 644-8200. M-iO>-. ~ DOVIR SHORES One or the best buys on the Bay w/slip! Only Mtt.500 Incl. land! Sintle story 3 BR wl beavy shake roof. Approx. 80' x 100' lot. Appl. only. Catby Schweickert "2·1285. < 11·81 > OJSTOM IUl.T BAYFRONT French Regency! You'JJ recognize quality from the moment you atep Into the courtyard or this sraclous 5 BR home w /French doors leactint to brick ten-ace on tbe bay w /pier & slip. 2·story din.lnt rm -ts. family rm -separate den or BR w/outlid~ entrance. 1558.000 leuebold: Barbara Aune 642·8235. ( M-82> ONE Of NEWPORTS RNEST YEWS i. Otyaclrts;-ocean. mtM ._ni1~~_1fy. Restrained elegancain.Dover Shores. A dream bome for entertaJninl! 311. IJRa II baths . 1375,000 lncl. laiia. HereDTKen Hlrtl~. t»83> - NEWPORT SHORES IS RJNI Close to the ocean. tomm. pool as terulis court we have a delightrul 3 BR + •onv. den home w/2 brick patlos. Dona Chichester MZ-8235. 01-M> ABSOWTB.Y SPECTMllARI Paddl• tennls court on Big Canyon golf course. Lovely custom 6 BR family home built around PQOl·slze atrium. Offers everytblns ror the discrhninaUng buyer! $950,000. Lynne ValenUne 6"-QOO. <M-85> NIGHT LIGHT VIEW Enjoy the sparkliqg view after dark -then the mtns by day -framed by lovely yard. 3rd Phase or Harbor View -near 1bOpplD1. eomm. pools & temlis. 3 BRI. 2 baths + lg. country kitchen It formal dining. 1179,500 fee. Joyce Edlund "2·8235. <ll-81S> DOVER SHORES Spaclod le ftexlble Ivan Wella 4 BR. 3~ betb home w/FABULOUS VIEWS~ Upper Newport Bay A Fashion bland. Spanish navor created by Ule N ·• Ooota. A UtUe decoraUnC will m.ake Lhla home a real showplaee1 Asking '325,000 leasebold. Martha Macnab IGIZaS. < M·ST> YOU REAU. Y SHOULD S& TIISI Highly upgraded Big Canyon Broadmoor Plan 4 on one ot tU lg.st. lot.a -198' of view frontage! 4 BRs, 3 baths. built-lo cabhietry, 3 patios +. fountain. $439,000 fee. Appl. only. Lynne ValeftUOe"4.QOO. <M-88> CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY "A BEAUllfUI. SETIING" Upgraded home w/fantutlc view of ocean, Harbor, Catalina ai ni&ht lllbts. 3 lg. BRa, cozy den le family rm. 3-way stone fplc -lovely landsc~ covered viewing tenace -private yard wtjacuzzi le 1as fire ring. S299.500 lncl. land linstallment sale>. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2907 HARBOR VIEW DR. (M·89l ST1ll IN TIME FOR SUMMER Cameo Highlands! Within walkins distance or private beactles .. Lots of privacy + an ocean view from lhi.s 3 BR home w /family rm, formal dining rm & secluded pool ln a low malnt. yard. 1210.000. OPEN SUN H P.M. 615 ROCKFORD. <M·90> CATALINA & OCEAN VIEW Fantastic single story residence w/4 BRa. 3~ baths, formal dinlnt rm, family rm -all prof. decorated In "earth"tones. Pool Is secluded ln private courtyard " only steps to 3 private beaches. SMS.000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 4639 GORHAM. <M·9U SPYGlASS VIEWI Colonial Home -custom built by Valentine! 5 BRa w/over 5000 sq. rt. of 1Mn1 space + fabulous 380 dear-view! Other amen.lti• incl 1atAd entry. fOnnal dining. llbtary, brkfst nn. apa A aaua. Tbere'a only one! 1895,000. 1'Ynne Valentine 8"-&00. <M·•> HARBOR VIEW HllS "BR, family rm borne on ocean vleW • peenbelt! Broad.moor built l w /oPen beam celllnis " lou of .ia.. lteacb' for yow tmapaatJ~e d~oraUve touches. Sandie Fix &44:GJO. tM·93> . PREI I Y AS A PIC1mE Smaablng 5 BR + same rm home w/PoO(.aiae prhate yd. OWner a>otlvatecl.138000. Sandie Fl)l&H-a». fM·N• C.ANYCll W:W Beautiful ain"9 llor1 nekleace w/io..tr roet • ...._ • room tClf • • jacuat. 4·1'· BRI. family rm • aarlum. LOU ot prtvacy -mall)' custom features. lllUOO. Dodna Oodebe'l .....aoo. <M·95> .. IRVIME PROPERTY A IMJllOl'S DREAM Top level "San Mateo" w/beauUful ligbl view. Prof. d~rated end·unit w/2 BBs. 2 batbs + 2 decks. Close to pool. spa, golf A tennis. Priced to sell at S112.a50. Belle Partcb 752·141'. (ll.rn IWICHO SAN JOAQUIN Lovely San Luit Rey model w/aenne view Gf UCI campm. Muon Part a: Turtle Rock bllla. See it toclaJ -you'll love ill mo.ooo. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. (II·•> .llST LISTED -WONT WT1 Deerfield a BR. 2~ bath townbome. Featurea laviah use of wallcoverinp, plusb cpta. custom drps, central air. buUt·ln ldtcben w/compact.or ac lovely brick patio professlooally landscaped. Near acboola, pool & apa.189,tOO. Forrest Powers 752·1"14. CM·•> •FIWOOD-PUN 213 Air cond. sacs condominhun. Uperaded encl unit -s BRa -family rm -2~ baths -low mainl. patio -cioyx wet bar -pJUlb tpt. 1108.80I>. Vee St.inllon M2•8235. < M·lOO> mPCOOllN~ Air cond. CYPress ~ l)ijllf1WS1i5. ""RtDry home fnturi~R& dinlng rm. liikrst rm. atrium • llcick courtyard. Priced rtaht at 189.500. Doona Godlball8'M200. <M·lOU . TllmE ROCX Award-winning Turtle Rock Glen "Laurel" model located hlgb on a hill w1Ugbt view. 2 lg. BRs. 2 baths. den. rormal dining 4c central air. Close to pool le tennis courts. 1143.900. Belle Partch 752-1414. < M·102> EXQUSIVB.Y 1Ul1lE ROCX Fantastic Plan 1 townbome.! super muter suite w1rplc & view of bills le night lights. Beautifully appointed'wtwarmth & sopbisllcation. 1147,900. Appl. only. Holly Maritaa 844-&00. <11·103> GIEB 11at 1.0CATIOll Orisinal owner. 4 BR. 2~ bath townbome w/cleep rear yard. Roelll"ole Park nearby for children's a"ivlty s102.ooo. John Peckham 752·1414. <M·l03al DBJGHTR& FNM.Y NOME 'BeautlfUU1 upgraded Deerfield Cownbome w/3 Bib, 2~ baths. family rm. formal dioing +central air. Color coordinated cpts/drps, wallpaper Ir wood make this truly a deUghtrul find~ S94,900. Carol -Pottella 752·1414. CM·l03cl RESIDENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY QWtMING IUlEX -$169,500 OPEN SUN 11·3 P.al. AT 422-422~ FERNLEAF. CDM. 2·BR unit bas 2 fplcs. 1·BR unit bas hl&b beams + a nice paUo. A real doll house U converted Into one unit. Come by and see it! <M·104> . HUNTINGTON BfAOf 4-ft.EX· In much wanted, fast growing area within 2 ml. or beach. All 2·BRs le seldom vacant. Beat taxes fl cnate an investment. 1175,000. Vic JasblnsJd 642-8235. <M-105> 5 UlltTS -WESTMINSTiR lit owner depretlaUon on this new Tuck!r-style bldg. One 3-BR. four 2-BR units. Great loeaUon on tree-Uned atreet. 131.5.000. Lynae Valentine 644-6200. <11·108) NEWPORT IUlEX CoovenienUy located! 2 detached, R·2, 2·BR units w/excellent Income blatory. Needs some care but PCJtel\UaJ's tben! Loaa escrow OK. ltlt,500. Vic Jublnati 80-823.5. <M·107> WHERE II 111E Wcml? Call you ftnd an almoet deW triplex for 11•.000? Cotta Mesa!' 2120, Pomona -do not disturb tananta. Outstanding tODd!Uon ln • out. Lois Mlller to-: <11·108> • OIOKI CDM IULEX . \'our chance to live In a lovelY SBR. 2~ ~ home II have another a BR rutal. Each unit bu lovel1 cpta, tile kitchens A beautJfui drapes. Only 5 yrs. old. £aeellent CODdiUoa. 1125.000 fee. Barkra Wrilbt euoio <M·lOI> ..... WASJO.NOTON <AP> -Recalla of electric cord adaptera and ••eat lbittl have been aMounced by • pair of 1overnment a1eneies. The Oanlumer Prod.,et Batot.y Commlaslon reports tbat Black and D~ker lt recallln1 tt.I No. ee-a10 extenslon cord adapten because of dm . Elmo Zumwalt . mer chter or naval opear· ns, says the best action in structuring the U.S. an· Uigence community ls .. no lion.•• because a change ulct burt U.S. etf orts &o ounter .. Soviet mis· }\avlor," est-tube Tot Ian Backed CHAPEL HILL, N. C. <AP) - gyneeololl,st at the University North -Carolina Medical ool says be sees no ethlcaJ blems with test tube fertlli1a. tion (Qr women unable to become pregnanL Dr. Jaroslav Hulka, an as· sociate professor of obstetrics and gynecology. said he expects test tube fertilizations to be potential shock huard. TRS AOAPTBas WB•E pactaced wttb Sleet and Decker electrtc bedle t.nmmen darina the •Prial ot tblt year and dlatrtbuled aatlonwkte. AcCGl'dinl to the TOWICID, Md., com~.~ than 1,000 ot tbe 200,000 en aold could have m-etal contacts protrudlnc throu1b the molded material, postq a lboek buard Tbe adapters are oran1e and carry tbe number 86-210 oo the -Ollt&Jde-Consumers should closely examine the adapten for any metal sbowi.nl tbrouth the outa1de surface. Those wlth metal lbowtq will be replaced by any Black and Decker se"ice center. PERSONS Wl1'll QUES'nONS ~an catl Black and l>ffker col-lect at 301828-29M. The safety commission also di1closed the recall of some women'l'sweat shirts -made ln Hone Kong for Huk·A-Poo Sportjwear Inc. -tbat may not meet federal flammability stan· dards. About 30,000 of the garments were distributed nationwide betwe•n July 1976 and Sep- tember 1977. performed at North Carolina THE SIDRTS ARE napped Memottal Hospital Wlthln a mat-cotton, are labeled "Made in -W...-..&.b6..-- --Hong-~!.!-and include the He said the technique wiU be number RNMlCN. ne garment's 'USed-for women who can't-~ hug-~ intluded the style ceive because of damaged fallo-numbers 502, 506, fHT, 509, 619, pian tubes. 620,~2l.QSandQ4. Owners ol the garments may return them to the plac~ of eurcbue for refund or cridit. Questlom ahould be directed to Cualomer Service Deparment, Huk·A·Poo Sportswear Inc., 48 West 31th St., New York, N.Y., 10018 FairPlamJ 'Dog Gong' Talent Show DES MOINES, Iowa <AP> -The Iowa State Fair is lookin4 for dogs that sing, dance or stand on their heads. The purpose ls a "Dog Gong Show," to be held duing the Iowa State Fair. '"Each dog will be.. al-. lowed three minutes to ex-h I bit extraordinary talent," fafr officials said. "Contestants will be judged on originality and difficulty of performance. rather than obedience." The statement said the first 20 dogs entered by Aug. 16 will be allowed to perform. - - Participants surviving the gong will receive rib- bons and~rize mone_.y. Beauty Caa Be FOund Illinois Has Treasure for Tlwse Wlw Look By ANNE COOPER Of .. DllH)t ""'"'" Tbe United States just isn't the country t!le advertisine folks · woulcl t.ve us believe. A c~tey drive serves as a reminder that (1) bistory- rich New Jersey can reek of oU r e fineries. (2) the fertile Midwest seems mighty monotonous after the first bun- d red miles of corn and C3) Wa shington's m agnificent Mount Ranier often is lost to view in Seattle smog. BUT LIKE MOST people, most places have real beauty, if you know where to look for jt: In a sleepy little Illinois town, srnack in the middle of the corn belt, for instance, are to be found relics of an American feudal empire, well wortb a trip twice as far. This empire was built not on oil or s,ilver or cotton, but on barbed wire, a substance more valuable than gold in keeping expanding livestock herds of the late 1800's from destroying valuable crops in what was becomin1 the country's food belt. IT WAS NOT THE inventor of barbed wire. but its promoter a nd manufacturer, Isaac El· twood, whose success is com· m e morated in the Ellwood House in DeKalb, W., a 33·room mansion, where such American .. royalty .. as President Theodore Roosevelt and humanitarian Jane Addams were entertained. "The wire that fenced the West" they call it in DeKalb, where the story is told that Ell· wood and two men recongnized the possibilities for barbed wire when they saw a primitive variety made of strips of wood with nails podnded through, dis· played at a county fair in 1873. They came up with three varieties of barbed wire. El· lwood, acknowledging that his sample was not the best, bought half-interest in the wire he thought would sell. TO PROMOTE THE sale of the wire, Ellwood set up sideshows at county fairs, where be demonstrated the superiority of barbed wire -surpassing even hoops of fire in the contain- ment of animals. Within three )'ears Ellwood's promotions attracted the atten- tion of an Eastern inanufactur-ing rmn. Teamed up with this company , Ellwood saw widespread acceptance of barbed wire throughout the country in just a few years. By 1879 be was able to build his mansion in the Second Em· pire French style for his wife, a farmer's daughter, and their seven children. THE MAN WOO bad once panned for Callfomia gold and clerked in a Sacramento hardware store imported a Royal Sarouk carpet for bis parlor, where he sat in leather arm chair once owned by Austrian archduke Mlximilllan, Emperor of Mexico. Three generations of EJlwoods~ lived in the house before it was donated in 1964 to the DeKalb ci- ty park district. A committee of volunteers, assisted by Ellwood ' descendants, has restored the huge manor home and its price- less furnishings. "Houses saved are houses shared," according to the com· mittee's brochure on the El- lwood House. FOR NEARLY 100 years the Ellwoods lived in their palatial residence, which would have seemed more likely on Chicago's fashionable Michigan Avenue than surrounded by corn fields. Now their mansion offers a spectacular treasure-trove to visitors to rural DeKalb -lf they know where to find it. Hospilal Auxiliary Gives Scholarships The South Coast Community Hospital Auxiliary has present- ed Medical Award Scholarships of $500 each to Brad Howe of Laguna Beach High School and Eric Allaman of Dana Polnt Hilb School. NATION/ CAL•FORNIA •~•11101 a VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL AT SYLMAR AFTER KIL.LEA QUAKE IN 1971 Lea Than Five P.ercent of the Homeowner• Hiid Earthquake tnaurance Then THE BEl RIO APARTMENTS MIGHT BE AMONG THE FlRST TO GO IN A NEW EARTHQUAKE According to Scientist•, Southern California laOverduefora"GreatOuake" Waiting for Big One Writer Will Take His Chances on Earthquake EDITOR'S NOTE: Bene ath CaU/ornia, the 600-mile long San An- drea. fault lies poised to tJ.Uver a mfmlte or two of catastrophic ahak-mg. But most Cali/orniam don't think about that, includblg ~P reporter Bill Gardner, woo here offers some tlwughts on tM carious apothr/ of those whoffveatopasleepinggiant. By BILL GARDNER LOS ANGELES <AP> -I sometimes wonder if maybe these scientists warning or the "Big Quake" aren't In cahoots with my mom. She's always telling me I ought to come home and cet the heck out of California before it's too late. It's only a matter of time, she says, before an earth- quake knocks my house off its hillside perch. NOW OOMESTIDSnews story: "Scientists at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., say new calculations suggest that the next major earthquake on the San Sndreas fault may be lar1er and mllbt occur sooner than ex- pected." It's true, of course, that there aren't many earthquakes or hilllkle perches where I 1rew up in central Illlnois. It mil.ht be nice and aafeto•o back, but I'm golng to stay rtsht here and take my chances with the bla one. l'VB llAIU&Y 8BEN a bolt of lilbtn.ldl in t.be ab ye1rs rve been here. No tornadoes, no snow, no icy roads, not many mu11y days. And if I have to risk an earthquake for all this, well, nothlnl'• free. Mra. Robley Enm, who came here wttb her hu1band fTOm Wisconsin ln 19111, feels the same way. They lived in the Saa Fernando Valley when the San Fernando quake struck ln February 11'11 and killed S8 peo. pie. Tbomu Nemet, a woman'• clotblna manutacturer. also Uved ln the San Fernando Valley ln 11'71. A few day1 after the qllalte, Nem• aaid he wu "de- flDitely c.'onlldenna leaving toi Anaelea.:" 1 8SVl:N YEAal LAtaa, Nem•llltlll...._ One measure or the concern people here have about earth- quakes is that less than five per· cent of the homeowners had earthquake insurance at ttie time or the 1971 quake. It's about the same today. The San Fernando quake was a big quake but not the Big Quake. It measured 6.6 on the Richter Scale. but scientists say a quake ol more than 8.0 is due in Southern California. THEY FIGURE AN 8.0 quake -which scientists consider a "great" quake -should occur on each segment of the San An- dreas Fault every 100 years. Northern California last had a big quake ii\ 1906, so one isn't due there yet. But Southern California last bad one 1n 18.57. Earthquakes don't necessarily kill people directly. All but nine 'It ••••t h alee ..... _,,et• .. ••de , ............. ,.. ... .............. lwJre ..... ea1ce-.ell••e• ..,., ............ , of the 58 victims of the San Fel'Dando quake died in the col· lapse of anodler hospital. And there are pleJilY of oJd bulldlnp around that were put up before modem construction codes required extra strencthen· ine for earthquake protection. Tbe city of Los Anieles ls taldn• an inventory of those build!°". It's round 5,800 so far and ex· pects to fmd 3,000 more. , A GREAT MANY of theae buildings are residential hotels and apartment buildlnp. Mostl.Y old people live tbere. U anybody should be worried about earth· quakes, they should. Jim DaVls ltves ln one of thOte old buUdincs. It 'a • fov·ltof'Y. job, made ot red brick and ,by the front door II a banlY tead; able iron 1tp thlt'H1S •:lllldel Arm1." 1 But it's nOt the BIMdil Anni and hua't beinl for 10me."me. Pamted aa tM WM1n1'1 8"' ti another sign. Much of the paint has chipped off. but Ule words ··Bel-Rio Hotel Apartments" can be made out. DA VIS UVES ON the ~econd floor. His door is open and be sits -no shirt on -by himself on hrs old couch . s ipping somethrng. He's 46 and says be came here lS years ago from Oklahoma for a piece of California prosperity He's quick to say he has a job, in the back shop at a drycleaner. Pays $105 rent. Earthquakes don't worry him. "If it's going to happen, it's going to happen. If the quake is strong enough, it can knock down any buildiniz. · · Geoffrey Goddard's wife died of cancer seven years ago and he lives by himself tn a fifth. noor apartment of another old building. After years of •·termite work, "lle's retired at62 but looks older. THERE HA VE BEEN several fires in bis building but he feels safe. "I'm right next to the fire escape," be says. "I can get out of here ln nothing Oat." Earthquakes? "I don't know what's to worry about." be says. "It ml&bt hap- ped 18 seconds from now or 16 years. You aren't going to do anytblnc about It anyway.•• Goddard Is from New York and would like to return east fo.r a vlslt. ••tF I HAD A CAR, l'd take a trip back to New York. B\a I know it's Just like l left it, ume old a mlllloo people." OYer at the Bel-Rio. Da~. too. tb.lnU about his old 1liOn:ie eometlme1. "It r died, l"d rather be in Oklahoma. f aln"t put doW1i DO roots here even tboUlfl I liiia out beN 15 yean. '' •••• ••• HI ··l•t •to ., ... ,, • "I t 00 -= 01 .. NATl(')N I LOCAL r1eant M ijOP F . I . Tul~leapage or Marine Air Control Group tMACG>-38. El T~ro. ls. also UHigh Chief" or Puapua. a village m the SavaJi District or Western Samoa. The 26-year Marine Corps veteran was elected high chief five years ago and ~lans on entering politics there upon his re- tirement. 'Right' School Political Issue · WASHINGTON <AP> -Young Teddy Ken· nedy attends the exclusive St. Albans School for Boys. So does Vice President Mondale's son William. And Sen. Henry M. Jackson, who made a bit deal six Y,ears ago about being the only Democratic-presiaential canmcfafi! To ·send rus children to public school. sends his son to St . Albans. His aaughter is enrolled at BOROo-Arms. the private girls school Susan Ford attended when her father was president. NOT SUllPRISINGL v, MANY CHILDREN or parents with famous names, powerful positions - and money -have little trouble getting into the prestige schools where even nursery schooJ tuition can run nearly $3,000 a year. But for the nameless numbers of the capital's middle·class citizens deciding where to send a child to school becomes a nightmare of dollar-signs and intelligence tests. And politics. Many parents J will puU all the social and pro- fessional strings they can to im- prove their children's chances l of being accepted al the school -• of their choice. I The anxiety Is thb: If their kids aren't accepted at the riaht play group, they won't be ad· flollOllOA milted to lbe right nursery school that will lead to the right elementary school that wiJI lead to a good high school that will pave the way to Harvard. ••WJIAT STRUCK ME IMMEDIATELY wbeo I came to Washington was the tremendous pres- sures and anxieties parents have about getting lheir children In the right private schools." said the Rev Mark Mullin. • He moved to the capital last year to become headmaster al the Episcopal Church-affiliated St. Al barns. Is Washington so different from any other place in America? · "I suspect that many people who come to Washington are upwardly mobile and have gollen here tty being successful," Mullin said. "They're Pager for their children to maintain this upwardly mobile pattern and one of the prime ways lo do this is through education." Mullin's theory is confirmed by fact. For even though President Carter carried through with his politically motivated promise to send daughter Amy to the city's public schools. many of the fancy folk in this prestige-minded capital send their kids to private school. SECRETARY OF HEALTH. EDUCATION and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. sends his two teen-age sons to the Georgetown Preparatory School. His daughter goes to another private Catholic school. Sen. John C. Danforth, R-Mo., has two children at St. Patricks Episcopal Day School and one at Holton-Arms. The son of Rep. Richard L. Ottinger, D·N.Y., just graduated from the SidweJl Friends School . And Rep. R. Lawrence Coughlin, R-Pa., has a daughter who just graduated from 'National Cathedral School for Girls and another who is ~till there. Two of the school's famous alumnae include the daughters of former President Johnson. IP 11IE SCHOOLS WBBV FOR the famous names which undoubtedly add distinction to their rosters, the school officials won't admit it. The St. Albans brochure boasts lbat "approx imately 30 percent of 'the school's parents are in government, diplomatir ot mJUtary service." But Mullin insists his school doesn't attach that much Importance to the famous names among its stu- dent body. ·'The results our students produce are more in- fluential on how people wiJl view us," be said. "The fact that Jasl year Coul of 61 graduates> we had five eraduales go to Harvard and five to Yale is more important than having the vice president's son. which we do." Mullin said that •PPlicants most likely to be favored because ol their parents' position are children of foreign diplomats because "il would al- low ua tA> broaden our student body." BUT EVEN lN WASJUNGTON, NO$T folk& don't have diplomatic copnectlons and m•ny pro- fe11ianal and otbeririH •ane parent.s become fran· tlc when tbelt cbihtren hlt 1cboot a1e. "Whal'I ao up1et.tlnl •• tbe emotional atreu lt putt on parent.a,•• said one mother who after much cooaultinl with other parenta changed bet mind about befna q,uoted by name because she's afraid It mt1ht hamper her 5-year-old's chances of beln1 acccptflt In the "rljbt'' kloder1arteo. '; 6 4 2· , .... 5 6 7 8' D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 / Sunday. Auguste. 1978 OAtLY PILOT as· Th• Blgge•t Marketplace on the Orange Coa9t DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 842 58.e 1 One cau S.mc• Tracie It With • Went Ad • '•U Falt Credit Approval .......... s. H ....... s. • .. 10 2 ' .. 002 .......... w. .... w. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••·••r 0 •.•! 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FOi THI IMVESTOI ~rn-uMTS 3 Units J.2-2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $14, 700 3 Sep. bldgs 3-2-2-. Costa Mesa Gross Income $14. 700 4 Units J.3-2-2 Huntington Beach Gross Income $21,300 S Units 3-2-2-2-2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $26.700 6 Units S-2's + l ·l Costa Mesa Gross Income $27 .~ 54 .. 770I DONOVAN'§ of california REAL ESTATl • •••••••••••••••• EQUAL H0UStNG OPPORTUNITY BUSY & NEmlNG Unique Homes or Meh Verde is " lua&ed into" a relocatfon referral service that bas created a demand for more saleepeople. We are busy and need help ! Ex· pecience'tl or new Salespeople may apply Attractive (antiques) of· Blu~ beach-!.,~ this sprawl· but ~ be a ch.a.rm«'. rr~ in&~ aeurml Secluded 'Loeated on Mi acre DMt OPEN SAT & SUun1y enily ·+aourmet tJtcbm: Back Bay ~ nuA Owner l>outbt new • II convenlellt to r . $129•900 aayabriotanyotrer.CaU areu. Owner wW The best value avail. in the original BLUFFS. Vacant & avail for a quick escrow. 3 Big BR, 2~ BA. formal dining & living + sep. laundry room. Sounds great doesn't it? It really is! t SAVE $18,008 TODAY Six months new contemporary, 2 sty home. Near beach. 3 BR. 2 BA. fabulous kitchen includin·g microwave, lus h camel carpeting. central A/C, auto. sprinklel's, & a very anxious seller. $98,000. NEW VIE* GOLF COURSE TOO! Situated right on the fairway. adjacept to the 3rd green. this el~ant 4 BR St. Andrews model will tum you - on ! Refreshing ~ean-bPeezes -& a typically breathtaking Laguna Niguel view will ttelp make it a dream come true. It's brand new & SPACIOUS! $239,500. 1M1-eo10 ftlumce. Nab aa olfe Ol'flll 1119 off HUN I08l NoCf1 DOW ....... it'a too late. ~THE R£A l ~ ESTATE RS CALL~. CSELECT T'PROPEf'U'IES YOUU AISOLUT8. Y PALL .. LOVI WITH MS DILMHn•u&. MO•• '" PBlllCT Po. THI Y~ PA*.'14 IHML 21/1 IA1MS, POl..~AI. DI IUI bl CHOICIST IASTIWfl&LOCATIOM WITH OMI OP THI MOST SPICTAC .. 41 VllWS tM THI AllAI THIS IS ftUL Y SPICIAL a WI MYm YOU TO SH IT TODAY. I TO 4. Sltl,I00.2IOl IUHYA. r11r:~ .UiUC-.rH INC. 600 Newport Center Drive • 64().6500. INlilllllllr'a Motlu: nee • top quail t.y ( peo-ple > associates lo work __ ._ __ .__.._ _______ _ wllb. Contact Sandy Oriowaki or Jim Wood al All rat estate advertised ln um newspaper ls sub· ject lo the Federal Fair -~., lloualng Act of 1968 1::-.-,;,;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;; which makes it illegal to 1' advertise ··any pre-ference, limitation, or dlscrimlnatioo based oo race, color, religion, sex. or ~al origin, or an Intention to make any IUCh preference, limita· Uon. or discrimination.·· 'lbis newspaper will not knowinf ly accept any advert sing for real estate which ia in viola· tlonolthe law. BtaOIS: AdYtrtlwn -..cl dledl ........ .., ... ...,..... ..... ral"I Lt •1t1t,. n.. DAILY PILOT ..-s •••• ,, for ... first ... wwwred a..rtt. _,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWOUMITS 4 Bdrm. + bachelor. Frplc., built-int; steps t.o be.acb. $165.000 lncludin& land! OCEAMFROMT 3 Bdrm. + den home on ~ ft. lot; fll)l.. built- Ins, patio, beamed ceil· logs. $375.000 673-3663 642-2253 Eves associated Bl>Oklll<; llfh,T(JI>~ ' ' I\ .. ' . t • • t 1UUX $ZOil DM Xlot. CIODd. No quaHfyinl costs! Income $930. Priced at $lS5,000. 22166 Miner. Cll 5'1-S7T7 ownr. llGCAMYOM TOWMHOMIS ..... $137,100 THE PROPERTY MART 640.tolt TWO FOR ONE Two three bedroom houses on one lot. Great condition. New plumbing and in immaculate condit'ion. $Z70,000. MESA VERDE Located on a quiet cul-de-sac. This S bedroom family home is in move-in condition. $126,500. ISTTIMEIUYERS! Country Uvin' at it's best. And a view too!! 4 BR. 21>it BA. accented In warm earthtones. Listed at all terms! Hurry on ~~~~~~~~ e 1 .. I 002 We assist you to sell your ••• •••••••••••••••••••• • • • own home. TOT AL FEE. GREAT DUPLEX ~tJ:!.~ in eacrow. Call Newport Hts area-not S»mt too. ht from bay or Realt;yFree.Homff beacb. Over 1860 aq f\ in R. E. ADVISORY each luxurious slde of SERVICE thla lwnbse style beauty. •I Br. 2~ ba , f11>lc, 2 car • BR. 2 ba. DOOi bome. 1ar each. Corner lot W /jaculli, bli wall fbc'a, BRAND NEW-Ul give Sll.990 . .._1511 ast. tu lhetter • apprec. On· ly $210,000., agt. D. SELL idle Items with a LevtneMZ-0200. Dally PUot Qqalfled Ad. macnab I lrvtna realty Ml\WOIT llACH IA n1JtoMr 2 IXC9'TIOMAL Ot I B UJ '5S Probably the two finest ·condominiums in NeWPOrt Beaeh. Each with its own private entry. direct from the street. tach with its own pri\tate s.wimming pool. On the bay. with delightful vtews of all marine activity . A spacious. luxurious 2·st.y. home rlcbl)' & com~ely refuibished, with lavish use of warm woods, panellq fl moldiDp. flnest qulitY can>et!AI. Two h"I~ rie,r decks, Hilb celllnp. 3 Bdrm.a., 3 baths, mert>le CfOlc. $565.0QO. To order: ~end pattern number. s ize. n11me address and :up P&JCE: U.st plu a.5c &llippiag Ii llandllll&. Fall I! 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POOL a JAClll'll Beautif~ redecorated lhru--oul & 10.000 brlcb 1urround the pool, comoieUn1 an abaolutelY 1or1~us yat<f lncludlnt large bullt·ln BBQ & firep Many, many extra features. Come• . JIO .... I PLACI WAl ... OMTDWLll W tpf!a_ & DOCI 2 BR up. 2 BR down, Jacuzli, built-in ranae fl oven, dlahwuher, compactor. e lectrica lly drawn drapes. All redecorated 2 yean ago from stem to s tern. 3 Car 1ara1e additional off ·It.reel parldn1 spaces. $369,500. 617 Mnt STIBT, M.I. IUte MIW DWUIES 3 BR. 2 BA & 3 BR, 3 BA. Built·ins, carpeting, drapes, etc. $169,900 each. 1116-1111 POMONA AYE. JACOBS REALTY '7M'70 Hit ... .,... ltYd. COl'Mf' 30tll BEST IN BLUFFS JUST USTID Decorator's home, 1850 sq. ft., 3 BR, 2~ ba, lge. kitchen, Plantation shutters, choice wallpapers & lux. neutral carpets, priv. patio, widest picturesque greenbelt: early Bluffs. Wtll sell lease/option. $149,SOO. 4 II. HUel IOMUS . Lovely Tennis Villa_. 2550 sq. rt. Z·Plan; rolling greenbelt, near pool; garden patio w roverhllng--; highly Upgraded. $189,SOOJncludina the land! OP1M t.S J7Sl YJSTA UMllOSA .LIASIS: 3 BR, 2~ ba., frplcs , greenbelt, pools. $650 Mo. & sim Mo. . HELEN B. DOWD llALTOI IMC. 644-0134 of neWf"'l't REALTORS 675-5511 OPIM HOUSES ********* ona AYALULI NQ &lllS A V..W,-Saa flh 1twn...,_. COIOMA DB MAI: 11.elM ..... IJlw1tl I 0 _. llw wttlt lrlcwJ, • Meck .. ., ...... C.••• ....... lllCll ,.. """ ..... ~ ............ ... ,,,,.....,,.... ............... .... two be•u• Ylew ••I 1.0. SZ6t,t00 COSTA MBA: MHr .... •z:;::: _. .....,.-.1wo ... •11ac1nn. price Is ritflt. Mt.100. 4 LAeUMA llACM: .,.., .... w....-_. OCIAM ... llCll• .......... ..... ........... $149,100. SAM JUAN CAPISTIAMO: ..._..., ..... ltetlr... llotm• o• ler.. lot. PRICI UDUCID. SMrt eecrow If .. ICL Sellt- b rffdr. $19,000. IA5YSIDI COSIA .MISk C I• .._ f09' ••• a aa L11f1-.,,. woM _. ..... ~-II c1•111 • ..,..... =,..., ... ~O..of •ldmd.. Sl6t. COLI OF MEWPOIT IEA.LTOIS 2515 E. c...t Hwy .. c.-c1a1 .... 675-5511 LUSK IN EXCLUSIVE SEA VIEW UAST EIPIMSIYI -3 Bdrm, Nantucket, under $200,000. 1906 Yecllt Mtri• TWO MAMfUCUTS WITH YllWS & LAl•I LOTS -2005 Y9Cllt Mb~ ..... and 2016 Yedlt ......... Open Sat. & Sun . LUSK IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS I I S 15,000 PllCI UDUCTIOM -Air conditioned 3 Bdrm, huge lot with mini putting green. FAIULOUS HAiia. YllW. 3717 Wit I•. $260,000. CATAUMA TO PALOS YEIDIS VIEW -3 Bdrm with a pool, a home to come home to and let the world go by. $257,000. tOt T9ar w.,. Open Sat. & Sun. LUSK IN IRVINE FO....,. MOD& -with all the extras you'd expect. 5 Bdrms, 3 baths, Ute. root, a •c..t $20.000 lo Ml MOW. $134,900. 4141 llC••u o. Open Saturday. llAMCHO SA.M\.IOAQUIM -Two of the best! 2 Bdrms San Mateo Model, steps to pool, fine l~ation . $114,500. I J VMf9. Open Sat/Sun. Views of lake, golf course, mountains from immaculate 2 Bdrm + den, San Carlos Model. $1l.9,500. JI t ...,_, .... Open Sat. fl &m. 1MD UNIT OM THI~ COURSI -2 Bdrm + den San Joaquin Model, pegged wood floors, oak paneled, fireplace. I 4 S..... Open Sunday only. · LUSK IN VILLAGE II & 111 17 WHITEWOOD. $12t.IOO -Master suite with your own TV area -and a fireplace, remote Crom those ereat kids in the other 3 Bdrms. Country ldtcben, 2 patios, next to a greenbelt. Open SUnday only. OUTSTAMll• IQMUS IOOM -Oxford Model on the perfect street. 4 Bdrm, j a baths, you'll love the extras. 34 ......... ,.,..&a. $114,900. Open Saturday only. Y ALI MODE -Deluxe muter suite, 4 Bdrm, 3 bath an upgraded beauty at $144,000. Open Sunday only. '4 Olli '"9 &a. LUSK IM NEWPORT LOWIS1' PllCm HOte -In Ulil aeat Harbor Views family community. 3 Bdrma. private yard. You awn tbe land. $137,000. Appointment only. Call Lulk Bellty. IASTILUflL' wmt A YllW -Just llsted, 4 Bdrm, formal dining room, courtyard tn front, fabulous Back ~Y and nlabtllfe vtew. Open Sun. 2827 c.- CANIO .........S WITH A POOL-• Bdrms, 2~ baths, Paloe Verdes stone fireplace, move.in condi\ioo. 4610 Dltdllll•. $214,500. Open Sat Is Sun . LUSK IM LA&UMA OMLYSl4.100 Owner will help finance thiJ cbarmtn1 l wnbcme. V a"1)ted celllnp w /walls of glasa. Lovely light -airy homf. 3 bdrm, 3 ba in 6Ul Back Bay. Open Sunday 1·5, 367 Riviera, C'AJeta Maa. Call 759-1501 rn POOL TIMI .. IAYCIBT Fresh new listiq. Dad & tbe kids wW have time to enjoy the oversi1ed Anthony pool as rearJd ls l,,w maitltenance. Mom Is D will love the large isolated, Private Mstr 1ulte. Spacious 4 bdrm fmly rm bome - great for entertalnln1. Better call now while it's available. Call: 545-9'91 IAIL Y MN'S RONI' IOW YllW OP ·IAY & lllDS Stroll or j~ -Greenbelts, cllffs & sbow1 terrific. ..Trina" 3 bdrm. Open Sunday 1-SPM, 2175 Vista Entrada, NB: Call~ ~1561 .... , IUYl VA terms too! Lvly 3 bdrm townhouse overlooking pool & greenbelt. Sharp 6 only $64,500! Best location! Best buy! Best price! Best terms! Don't hesitate! Call today: 545-9491 .._CANYON• Elegant El Dorado townhouse ln choice location. 3 bdrm, 2~ ba, close to pool, jacuzzi & tennis courts. Sunken liv rm -wet bar. Security gates. Open Sunday 1-5PM, 24 Sea Island, NB. Call: 759-1501 IWCHO SAM JOA9U1NI VllWll Spectacular, unobstructed forever view of park, lake, Turtlerock Hilla & UCI. Prime location nestled m the hills near pool & jacuzzi. Too many amenities to mention. Adult oriented community w /recreational f acilitles included. Don't Hesitate! Come see!! Call : 5'.5-9'91 FOIDHAM PLAN ONLY $95,000 Gracious lge mstr bdrm featuring lts own frplc & private balcony! Reduced to $95,000. S&-venatile you cen choose to have 3 or 4 bdrms or perhaps 2 bdrms & a l>Onus rm Tor the Kids. Open Swlday 1-SPM. 17702 Palmeto Way, Irvine. Call: 759-1501 sae.L THI NISH SALT All! Newport duplex. Put your feet in the cool sand and swim in the surf & watch your investment grow! One unit has 4' bdrms. Completely furnished. Roof is 3 yrs new. Never vacant. Xlnt location across street from beach. Call today for more information. 545.9491 C:~i:T~c;O. R(;AL ;;;HATE; 2545 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-G020 MIMMMYESTORS Ali&mOM Small warehouse complex in prime Buena Park area. Perfect starter property. Annual income $18,000 . Property is clear & owner will finance, with 25% down. $184,500. IWFFS llST Gorgeous, adult occUJ>ied 3 bdrm., 2~ bat.ti condo; end umt. cloee to pool • Formal dining + ea:ftn;:ea in kitchen. Dramatic b1&h · . Best, only $139,500. ILU .. S CONDOMINIUM 3 Bdrms., a baths, pool, new carpets: painted thruout. 1 Year lease. No children or pets. A vaU. Aug. 15th. ~ Mo. AFFORDABLE WATERFRONTS *•Waterfront home & dock. 3 bedroom, 2 baths and 2 patios. $325,000fle 400 3111 St. Newport.him S•fllf l·I -•*A Waterfront plush bigb-rlse Condominium. 2 bedroom, 2~ batba, p00l, sauna, jacuui. Total security. S27t.HIC .. It Oft u 601 U.PftDr.a... 10.iit noWM 1.L 61i.1020 LOCATION! LllATION! llaTION! TltAT"S1"1....-0P1'Ml6'MIAWI HAYI TWO ounTMe•• t.100ll I llCMl YOUIM"'=JIMCH'IMOft mM•ll IA COMllMTTl II LOCATION IS YOUI •AMI.,...._ CAU.USfOIAsttOWl•I IAYlr OCIAMY•W Located ·•n oo• of Newpact'a mmt deslra· We ..... ComplN wkll tile pool 6 Gnclu foun· tu. IUn'OUDded b7 .. abunduce •ot lr... 6 • tDCt'd bJ a wtua. brtck wall to lnaun tbe uJ. Um ate in pri vac7 . :r -.uce 8t Ila -.nu ~ Walkt:r 1: I 1:1: VA ................. . ........... . llll•Y•lll Two-Tbr .. -rour Bedroom•, ALL =~NS. TbeH available to -.V ... UlroUllL. IOY· -~ low don pro. ........ Mo.1666 lllf f telc111 REAL E~TllTE .... wwwaJY .OWM•IUT ...... oppol'taaity to Mq\llN vacant land, re· eklentlal It lneome pro- pert y below market value . We have speclallata in estate It trull aalel <all areas>. l:BBTIDE REALTY ... ..,. -$66,000 ~·.~to:: in dmirable raideatial -. J:aQoJ lu:J awn· mer dQa in buce Nrt Uh bact7rd. lm · maadate! Juat lbted! ... 1711 -Walkt!r ~ let: ..,, ... m Need bouliD& taro.? call toll free 1.o.mmc Ext. G\174 or GUtD No obliptiaa. A Ml'Vice "' Allll1at.ed IDdepeodeal Brobn. ..IST.,._ IUYIRSllDOM'T MTL.9J on tbe cbS! You won't mils tbe boat when JOU .... bu1 ... nper eoD· do for only $54.500. Everyth.l.D1 you want: tam, pool, Jacud • a baN>ti1 bra by 7our patio. deal location. - out buy. ~ cbaDce to ltart invelltbl.& iD real -.. before tbe bip llftClll pua yoa bJ! A~ today! Call now!! 56Nl1 -Walker Glee FREE ... Weekly lisU of "by OWDm'I ". Prtcea, ad· ..... delcrtptioos. Help-U-Sell (714H~ eoo. BAYSHORES Dulcb door doU bot.lie • Newly remodeled · 1orseoua crpts, drpg, perqua& lldtcMn f1ogr. 2 petias w /pa BBQ. Best bQy ID are.a. JUlt llated. ... 1711 -Walker 1; l t:e IFYOU bsTe a tienice to otfer w 9IJOdl to Mil, place an ad fa the Dally Pilot a-Hied Seetion . • • Pbone~. ···--t4t I 11<' u • ., IJ' I ,. ...; •j I o4 • 00 . ' 'l •• 1 . ., •• • • •I .. • t il . , ; .__fil_ . COi,TS & WALLACE ~RlAL lSTAlr INC ' I (I , ' ..... I t 1 I,. I ~ .. t I .J . ., 1 I HI , , " ,, .. I '"' , .. I ' • DITU..5",1!11 Huntlocton Landmark, featurea mtUlcm dollar ncratlon facWU. and 24 hour manned IKurity 1ate. Thia -nea.rlJ new all IKIWt 2 Bdrin. 2 blth condo cannot be dupUc~ for Ud.1 low price. Call now for delalll to4114 IUCtl llfl.D Stl ... Architecturalb lnterestln1 bu.lldinl located lees than mlle to the pter ln HunUQlton Beacb. Each unit bu flreplaee, patio & separate 1..-.. Owner' unit wltb 3 Bdrm• and dram c. vaulted c~Unp. C4I _. f 61-4414 3 us Tl IW:I. mm c 1l toct.y about"'i8i 'bOmewtthln walk~ dlstanee OCEAN. Imaame only $12.000 for beach property! c.I 64M9'1 NDJ 51' SUP + SIDE TIE? Outst.andin& 4 BR. •~ l>a waterfront home. Many amenities. Open l ·S, refreshments, CO Balboa Coves. Ctl 64Ml61 AIE YOU LOllll? For a beautiful home at a price you can afford? 'Ibis 3 Bdrm home with a brand new \itchen, lovely carpeting, and more $69,500 will buy this, so hurry! c.1146-4141. "CURB APPEil" This home has it! With its shake roof and comer lot. Lots of charm. Custom shutters t.hruout and a Williamsburg fireplace mantel. Priced at ~.950. c• 54Ml41 S.·rv1 nq C.1~t<1 M · --..i l1vin1· Hun!1•ig!on fl l'.tCh N .• ri-ir! El1•.1ch IAltlJ POOl ON OCDMSml 4525 C..._. OP94 ~ I 1·7 Glamorous &dramatic 3bdrm., 4 bath, dining rm, & den home overlooking . eleganl -iic>(>r'S patio, just steps to 3 private beaches. Prine. only. $459,000, Land included. OCEAN VIEW EXCLUSIVES IY APPT. 3BR, 3ba., FR, DR. Pool, fee$41S,OOO 4 BR, 4 ba, FR, OR, pool. $475,000 3 BR, 3 ba, DR. den, study, pool, jacuzzi, cabana, waterfall, white water view. $540,000 Fee *RICH REALTY* C aSIMwnS,.cl« P DOtn READ 1MIS UMLESS YOU W AMT YALU,£ & LOCATION Move-in Now! Your choice of 2 upgraded hms, els to ocn. Priced under mkt & ready to sell now. One is a 4 Br, 3 ba, xtra lrg FR w/frplc, jac & 3 car gar. The other is 4 Br, 2 ba. . new earthtone carpeting thru-out. Freshly painted. A must see! REAL ESTATE IY MCVAY. RACH •••.• 842·9371 CE llOlll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IY APPOINTMENT CDM -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Bedroom + Den. In Park-Like Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Den Can Be Converted To 3RD Bedroom. Great Open Friendly Feeling. $174,500 OWN& MOVIMCi Immaculate 3 Bedroom "Trina" Model. End Unit. Quiet Cul-de.Sac. New Appliances, New Carpeting .And Drapes. Tiled Jacuzzi. A Great Offering. $179,500. HUGE LOT Charmin& Custom Home Wltb 4 Bedrooms·, Den With Brick Firewace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. .Huge Swim Pool. All Thia With A Barn And Corral With Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only $180,000. OMI OF THI FIMIST Elegant 3 Jledrm. r~i. Protected By Securltv\\' \ astefully Decora~· .. c Kitchen. Separate ,. oom. Sunken Living Wttb Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And 1'-cuul. $159,900. MIWPOIT llACH WTAL Jmmac:UlMe Unda Ill '!The Bluff•"· Slntle Le\-el 3 Bdrm. On A Major Greenbelt. Gated Courtyard - Near SWllD Pool. 17'0 A Month. -C1M eou COUlll YllWI Spaeloua a bedroom townhome overloold.na the excluslv• Bi1 Cyn C.C. Fonn&J dJnlna rm, large kitchen, 2\1'.a bal.ba. Carefree Uvln1 with tennJa court1, pool, Jacunl and cood securily. Call for WormaUoo. '219,500 Wll1'CWP CHAIMll-4179,tOO Impressive slate walk entrance Jo a beauutu.I newly decorated 4 BR • FR home. Quallty cptn1. drapes & wallpaper•. Near schools, part & shop~A perfect home tor chUdren. Sharp! I Owner leavi111_1~te. I ti I H. SAT /IUt,t I.WO DEAR HOMEOWNER: We have enjoyed a mQSt acUve sales period the flrlt seven months of 1'78. Our listing inventory is far below. usual. WE NEED YOUR LISTING NOW. Wesley N. Taylor Co. has full Ume professional salespeople only. NO PART TIME or "kitchen .. salespeople. Personal professional guidance by management to every transaction. Our service "It's The Finest" THIS SPACI llSHYID JOI Youa HOMI MDT W• ......~64tf..4tl0-MOW LAGWCA HILL5-UISUU WOILD 1 Year New! Best area and in demand! Beautiful view of new golf course and surrounding area. IDghly upgraded, unattached 2 bedroom, 2 bath home in best location. Quiet cul-de-sac street. Plush cptng, custom drapes, patio cover, air-cond $138,000. WISLEY M. TA noa co. Ziii S.Jos.t ... tto.I H'-n-'JIOU-... 'CIRTll. M.I. 6~Mt10 Lingo RulEmm EMERALD BAY Spedl5 Tr .Jew e.o.. .flf ._ ...-,, OYw".+4 t' I , , I .... ..,_,,.... .... ,.. fwd ._, ........................ .... prl• ... c .... •lty. H•• d_., roo•, .. ,. ... ......, pin 1tor.p. $495,000. Ocew•Nw Colollitil, lmu4d . .., -nts ..................... ...,r--. .... room e.a.. wffh .-b.-~ _.. C...._ -.ts. TW1 Is .... pet'fwct t..-, e.o... Priced to ... todllr at $355,000. Fow ._.OOM pllls dee wllll ca z ht dl9w S11pert» *-ly e.a.. wltti ..._ ce•• 1a. Frftdt ....... IMrdwood floors. ..... .. tor..alclUlllllJ ..... ...,,.. ... .... •iew. H.rw'1 a ...._ yow f.-ey e.. ..._ PootiulcJ fw. $400,000. 644-7020 2123 SAN JOA9UIN HIUS'ROAD NEWPORT IEACH MESA VERDE REDUCED TO $89.000 Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. Xlnt toe. IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $169,000. IAYFIOMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J•1l H11y,1do• llr•v•· NII bl) 6161 NEW CdM VIEW umNG HARBOR VU HILLS This spectacular ocean view Broad moor home a bounds in uniqueness, rich decorum, and fabulous views of harbor lights, Catalina sunsets and magnificent colored sails on Newport Bay. An uncompromising delight with 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths and an open reeling enhancing entertainment and cozy...comfortable f amity living. Very prestigious location with many more amenities. Come and visit! Saturday and Sunday 1 to S PM. 2715 Windover, CdM. $350,000. $10.000 OPPORTUNITY Seller wilf take back pal)er on well kept Triplex in prosperous Costa Mesa. S.2 Bedroom units. Walldna diatan~e to stores, library & greenbelt park. Must sell immedlatel.Y. $lt9,500. C.U Unda 675-2311 and evenin11 at~ UM19U1 HOM1S OfllM .1·5 TODAY • UMl9UI .. ltG CANYON -McLain Townhome. new, incred. golf course view, upgrades, $215,000. See Vergilene Hull at 75 No. Sea Island. UMl9U1 IM OLD COIONA D& Md - light. cheery 3 bdrm, den, block to beach, shops, $310,000. See Allan Heller at 301 Orchid. UMl9U1 IM IAYCUST -4 bdrm, 2~ bath pool home, vacant, completely refurbished. $199,500. See Debi Bibb at 1750 Skylark Lane. UMl9UE IM MISA Vl!IDI -Prime home, great location. 4 bdrms, den. formal dining, $128,000. See Barbara Harris at 1874 Rhodes. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLI -Country Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den, tasteful, vacant. See Laurine Shaw at 119 Via Vella, bring $310,000 pesos. UM19UI JM MISA VRDI -4 bdrm, 2 story Buccola, 3 car garage, nice ldscpe. $145,000. See Rosemary Stublbarg at 1777 Oriole. UMlquE tM OLD COIOMA DB. MAI - Cape Cod 3 bdrm. shingled, picket fence. oozes charm plus income unit. See Sara Marvin at 419 Fernleaf. bring $212,000. r U_Ml9UI '" UOADMOOa -Sele story. 4 bdrm, prime cond.. 3 baths, 2 frpTCes, 3 car garage, now $252,000! See Pat Merry at 1214 Starboard Way. UMl9UE IM MISA YllDI -4 bdrm. pool, jacuzzi, privacy. only $119,500. See Jackie Handleman at 2873 Europa . UMl9UE OM SPYGLASS HILL -3 bdrm "Portsmouth'', earth tones, subtle elegance, brick planters, patios. $272,500. See Natalie Fogarty at 15 Monterey Circle. UMlquE IM l&OM>MOOI -5 bdrms, 3 baths, 2 frplcs. baeks to wilderness. $279,500. See Mary Ann Anderson at 2712 Wavecrest. UMl9UI JM "EWPOllT SHOllS -3 bdrm, 2 bath, nr. ocean. pool and tennis. Vacant, just painted and owner will finance. See Pam Gough at 428 Prospect, bring $105,000. UMl9UE IH OLD CORONA D& MAI -2 bdrm, patio, fm.rm. and dining area. Charmer, $145,000. See Bert Reedy at 602 Orchid. UMlquE IN THI IACK IA y -Incredible c::ustom home for happy, active f•mily: pool, jacuzzi. loft playroom and 4 bdrms. See it for fun (and valt1e) at $295,000. See Dwayne Merry at 2'l22 Donnie Rd., off 22nd. UNlquE IM IRVINE TUIACI -Heavy shake roof, sgle story 4 bdrm, 3 bath and pool. Just $207 ,500, fee. See Dottie Johnson at 2001 Chubasco. UMl9U1 IM HARIOI VIEW HOMIS - Super 3 bdrm wjth fam. rm .• upgraded, professionally landscaped, firepit and BBQ. Really nice. See Nancy Laux at 1818 Port Renwick . $159,900. UMl9U1 IN NEWPORT HBGHJS -5 bdrm. (or 4 & an office) 3 bath. countless colorful features. perfectly maintained. By appointment. UMl9UE IM MISA HICiHLAMDS -3 bdrm, 3 bath. study, formal dining, Jge lot, brand new. $99,500. See Jim 4navis at 979 Modjeska. VA Terms. UM19UE OM THI IASTSIDI -Clean as a whizle! 4 bdrms, lge lot, new cpt .. only $107 ,500. See Jan et Lehman at 2120 Aster Place, Costa Mesa. U~l()U~ ti()M~S REALTORS'" THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING nll fVE~TEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 875-6000 MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US BAYSIDE D.RIVE ON THE BAY I VlEW OF CHANNEL, LOVELY DECOR, 1 BR, DSN CONDO. FEE LAND. ~G SUS.ODO. FARRELL ft CO . 756).1082 IASTSIDI VA Tenm, creet 4 Bdrm 2 bath famUy tiome 1n ex- cellent location. Priced to aeU •t ool1 '82,500. Call-.-> · ! .... HERITAGE . . HEALTORS ------- · -! ~ H£RITAGE . . Hl:ALTOR~ t!J Walker & lee CUS$1ff ED HOUIS AdvertiSttl' mav plal't' lhetr ads b:V lt'lt>phOM' B·OOa.m.toS 30p m Mond11v thru f'r1dav 8 to no0n Saturda)' ('Of'TA MF.SA Off'ICF. JJOW Hav 642·5678. HUNTINGTON RF.ACH 171175 Kt'&l'h Rlvd. M0-1220 LAGUNA BEACH 111111 Glennt>yre Laguna ~ach 494·9466 SADDLE BACK 2520 La Paz Road Laguna Hills ~I 6310 NORTH COllNTV drat rree 540 1220 CUSSIAEO DIADUMES Ot'adhne ror C'OP:V • krlls rs s·JO p m the dav bef'Ol"l' publlcat1on. t'X· t't'pt ror Sunda:v & Mon· da)I F.d1t1ons when deadlme rs Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED HGULATIOMS ERRORS· Advertisers shOuld che<'k tht>rr ads da1l:v • report errors Immediately . THE OAILY PILOT a~sumes llabtllt:v ror the rrrl't in· oorrect insertion only, CANCEU.ATIONS: wtwti killll\ll en 11d be sure IA> make a re<'Ord of the KILL NUMBER Ji!IVftl you bv vour ad lllker as rtte1pt of your ullC'etlation. Tl\Js krlt number must be 11resen· l«I bJ UM? edvt'rllSt'r 1n <'~Ohdi!pute. LACWUNA ESTA 11 Over th acre ocean view estate Laguna Beach. Hosts 50 year old botanical garden with 3 Kol ponds & waterfall! Beautiful oak wood ceilings. masalve stone walled fireplace. Large formal dining room. Enormous walk·ln wet bar fn even larger family room. Maid's quarters. Very 1pacious kitchen. Mi~rored bldeaway master wing. Sparkling diamond shaped pool. A must to see • for dlscrimJnaUng buyers. 1589,000 Call to preview. 673-8550 BEfllt YOU BUY. OR SB.L CAll US ABOUT OUR EQUITY LOAN PROGIDt OPEN 1.:.5 OPIH OM UDO Ill.I 80' fronting on Lido's most desirable street -exciting European home overlooking sparkling 46' pool and lush gardens. $600,000. See Edie Olson at 209 Via Genoa. OPEN IN IA YSHOllS Owner moving. See this special family home near private beach. 3 bedrooms, large family room and spacious secluded patio. $23(,500. See Mary Harvey at 2642 Circle Dr. OPIM OM ""'"SULA PC*T IT IS TRUE. a charmfn beautifully decorated home on Uie BALBOA PENINSULA FOR UNDER $200,000. This 3 bedroom/den home has been completely remOdeled and is within a block of the ocean & bay on an oversized lot. NOT A FIXER UPPER. $197,500 will move you in. See the Bents at 2145 Seville. OPat IM HAllOtt YllW t&LS Better than new 3 bedroom Lusk built home. Park like rear yard offers beauty plus complete privacy. TLC evident everywhere. This one is very special and offered under $200.000. See Lyleen Ewing at 3912 Inlet Isle Dr. OPEM IM SEAYllW-CUSTOtiilDD You're not going to believe this one until you see it! Completely customized Port Royal at tbe very top of SEAYIEW. done with tbe entertainer in mind. Harbor view, pool, and jacuzzi. Walls removed, new surf aces and lighting, built-in quad sound systems etc. $350,000. . See Ginny Anderson at 1909 Yacht Resolute. OPEN IN HA.DOI Yt!W HOMES Charming home with country kitchen , hardwood floors . Pool-sized lot. cul-de-sac location. 3 bed rooms inc I ud ing master bedroom with smashing wood and glass solarium. You own the land. $150.000. See Barbara Collins at 1942 Port Dunleigh. OP84 IN ce>aOMA Da MAR South of the highway. just 2 blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom, ready to move in, beam ceilings, wood floors. decorator wallpapers in earth tones. Just reduced to $161.900. Open l·S. See Craig Kindig at 320 Marigold. OPIM IM SHOUCLIFFS Charming 4 bedroom family home recently remodeled. with decorator wallpapers. new carpets. drape~ and shutters, gourmet kitchen. wood floors. French doors to lushly planted patio, iron gated pool area, many custom appointments throughout. $325,000 including the land. See Vody Nelson at 242 Driftwood Rd. OPfM IM HAUOI YIEW Attractive landscaped S bedroom view home in Harbor View. Family and dining room. Near community pool, tennia and shopping. $195,000. See Rieb Wray at 2214 Port Carlisle. OPEN IM IA YCllST Charming family home with light open feeling l Family room, 3 bedroom, 21h baths and a beautiful large pool. New on the market and priced to sell at $174,000. See Kay Ranger at 1818 Irvine. OPIM IM HAI.IOI YllW H&LS Spacious 4 bedroom, 2~ bath home. Family room overlooking large pool and Jacuzzi. Many decorator touches added tbru0t1t. Great vtew ol harbor and ocean. Perfect for f amlly enjoyment. See Carole McMahan at um White Salls Way. A • ., •• JI t 7 ,, 0' .. J_ I WANTED! Well eared for b'mer model home In Oraqe _. new O'llmeftl •.• '°' meaae wbo will eJUoY a beautifal jacuui 1ear round roand.. . .-omeooe wbo needl a kJt ol room witb IWe mabltenaDce. a Bdrm. waJk.tn doMU, office Ill 1araae. New pain.t, paper • maeb mare:iUJ.• C•Utllll 1.JVEONTBE SAND •NOW SELLING• Runtln1ton Pacific Beaeb house. Tb1s la a limited offering ol uni· que cooperative apart· menta, located on the a and . A ·N E V E R BEFORE, NEVER AGAIN OP · PORTU'NITY. You owe it to yourself lo in· v~ this real fincl Priei!ll from $81.500 to •.ooo. ni Ocean Ave., ( PCH ) H unllDlhD ~ Ca. Saie:a office doled on Tuelda1s-Brc*ler 53M08I SWBUSTIMGt Unnded a BR. formal dining room South C.out home. New carpet& 6 tile. Minutes to abopptn1 in Imae ladustrial area. VA term.1. Offered at .ucn 540-3666 lllfllelc111 REAL ESTATE NR. NEWTRIPLEX Oalta lltsa; reata pro- ject.a at 11105 per mo. P.:IOO <X>LLEGE PARK 3 Br, 2 be bome In Seal Beacb --COLLEGE PARK bolDe la C.ta Mesa. LOW -..ro. VA. FHAoru-_..._ SUNSHINE HOME, Colla Mesa. VA/FHA or ...umeloan ...... So.~~ 1461601 ...... S..Ja c' ,.... ........ llORllER MODEL, with all tbe atru you'd ea· ped. s Bdrma, 'batbl, tlle roor, reduced a $20,000 to Hll NOW . $134,100 . 4041 f'.SCADEBO. RANCHO SAN .JO~. two ol tbe bell! 2 Bdrml San ~M:f. l::!'1fo:fro~ n•~IOO· 11 VIE.JO. lewa •f lake, 1olf caune, IDCJQDfflM from m-calaU 2 Bdrm + -. su ea.rm llodel. tut.-. mm tnm' • ._ _. caane. a Bdrm +dea, I•• .Joaqala llodtl, P•ll•d wood noon, oa~ _pa~'led, ftnpi,llce.1' SOLANO. OflMDMY MOUSIS FOi SAU J IRIOOM ZIOl Holly, New port Beach •nn lll2.000 Sat/Sun t-s .. Pat.ne. Newport 8dl -111 flJ0,000 Sat/Sun 1.a NI II~ Dr., La1una Beach -.me Sta.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 Tl8'a lllllld (BiaCJn> N.B. m.-t:n.5,Goo Sat/SuD l·S • ...._.Dr .. Corona del llar U~=brld1!'rt:l·S --··""' Sat.1·5 ... llil !Ide Terrace, CdJI ··-'114,500 Sat/Sun 1·1 111 M.....,., Corona del Mar ··-$118.000 Sat/Qm 1·5 mt Cl'eltftew\ Bay Sborel, NB .... nu '115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 U44S Blrdl, Santa Ana see.ma fll,500 Sunl-5 S15 .laM>iM ; Corona del Mar 644-~J.3 •182.500 Sanday 300 lnlrelid, Nwpt Cnt, NB MO-SSW Sun 1-t 2 ............. .. 5082 BoxwOod. Irvine 546-23.13 $79.950 Sat 1-4 193 Jasmine Creek Dr, CdM 644-G>O $225,000 San 1·5 • 404 Prospect, Newport Beach 54S.53Sl $102,000 Sat/SUD l·S 14 Solano, Irvine 675-3'11 Sat/Sunl·S 47162ndSt. (NptSbores) NB 64.5-~ $103,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 #22 Shoal Or., Jasmine Crk. CdM 640-1405/759-G363 Sunday 1·5 602 Orchid Ave. <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $145,000 &m.1·5 6242 Sierra Siena, Turtlrk, Irv. 640-5357 Sun 1·6 2 .... , ............ A ..UIST 363 Pearl, Laguna Beach 497·29'1 $255,000 Sat/&m l ·S J ... OOM 874 Darrell St., Costa Mesa 548-2535 $75,000 Sllt/Sml 1().5 251 Flower Street, Costa Mesa 646-7414 -Sun 12:30-6 1942 Pt. Dunleigb (HV Homes) NB 6#-9060 $lS0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 417 Cortez Circle, CdM 675.5930 $2'lL900 Sun.1·5 •14<>.5 Mariners Dr., N.B. 646-0339 $155,000 Sat/Sun 201 Via Alegre, San Clemente 492-4121 $110.000 Sunday 1·5 513 Aloodra <Lacuesta Rqt Clb) HB 846-0072 $103,000 Sun 12-5 2247 Republic, Costa Mesa 631·230 $71,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 * •40038th st (Newport Island) NB 673-1000 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 41S Santa Ana, Newport Beach 54()..3666 $138,000 $flt/Sun 1·5 U9ViaYella <Udo Isle> NB 675-«>00 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2804 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 646-7171 . $292,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2'11 Milford <Cameo Sbrs > CdM 673-4400 $2(9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •97 Jasmine Crk Dr., CdM · 675-5511 $249,500 Sunday 1-5 325 E . 23rd.St., Eastside, C.M. 675-5511 $159,500 Sunday 1·5 225 Poppy, Corona del Mar 759--0811 Sat/Sun 1-6 2432 Vista Hogar <Bluffs> NB 644-6200 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••1319BaysideDr. <Mai Kai> NB ~~ $565,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1411 Kings Road <NwptHts) NB 642-8235 $349,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1909 Martha Ln., Santa Ana 546-2313 $68,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 5304 Neptune, Newport Beach 67~7=->0 $169,000 Sun 1-5 507 Marguerite, CdM 673-7300 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •400 38th St. (Newport Island) NB 613·1020 $279,500 SUnday 1·5 202 Canal, Newport Beach 642-8850 $124,900 Sat/Sun 2·5 456 Bent. Laguna Beach ~ $165,000 ·Sat/Sun 2-t • •21 Balboa Coves, Newport Bcb 631·1400 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •4409 W. Coast Hwy, NWPt 8ch 645-0003 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1.s 3238 Broad St., Newport IDs., NB 642-6368 $90,000 Sunday 1-5 706 Santana, Newport Beach 631-1400 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5380 River Ave., Newport Beach 646-Tlll 0 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4831 Bruce Crescent, Newport Bcb 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 416 Plata, Bluffs, NB 64().53Sl Sat/Sun 1-6 U06 Valley Cr., Costa Mesa 540-173> $8t,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 278 Wilsoll, CoSta Nesa 540-1720 $71 .~ Sat/Sun 1-5 308.'ll Marilyp Dr.' Sout.b Laguna 759-0l22 '159.500 &m4aY 1-5 242WalnatSt .• Nwpt5brt9 .• ~ 6'2-3850 n0&.soo sua 1-s •2M8Andrm. .lie$& Verde. CM 548-1709 •• 900 SUD 1·5 m calle Primavera, SaJt Clemente 1~::'caC'..~Hun~4 • 981-lm ... 500 SUndaY lo.5 2166 Pt. Cirli&le <HVHomee> NB ... Sun. 1·5 -RoblDhQ«>d. Costa MlQ M6-2113 $117 500 &Ill 1·$ •2212 Daanle Rd. (Baek Ba,) NB 8'15-eOOO ... 000 &IL 1-1 as PrGQect ~Sbn> NB 8'1MOOO ·105~CfOC> SUD. l.S 301 Orddd (Old CclM) Cdll ...... i1110.ooo eun.1-1 911 DMwOaid ( Fl"eldOiD Jim.) CM 1 "'-I MM141,-'.... lm.1411 • ...... l'AMIMw_. 1720 Port SUrllnl. Newport Bcb M0-1141 1159.500 Sunday 1·5 115 Via Wuien (Udo I1le) N.B. 613-eG $397 .000 Open Dail1 1871 Prt Wheeler (HVH) Npt Bcb 8'0-8425 S187 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 6 Sunburst, lrvifte ,DIRECTORY 752.2887 S268t&OO s.t/Sun 1-5 •21 Bodega Bay Dr. <SpyaJase> CdM $395,000 Thun·Sunday ~5 :.11,:-~,a.=··-r=c;a:.r,.::.c.t~lllY='•A?.~.= ......... ._........................... .., .................. .. 2729 Starbird. Mesa Verde~ 964·2431 $188,900 )' 1.S ,.....,. 709 Cameo Hishfands Dr .• CdM S73-l582 $247,500 Sat/SUD 1-8 •2315 Arbutus <Eutbluff).'NB 955-0177 $225,000 Sat/Sunday 410 Vista Roma <Eastbluff)Npt.Bch. 104 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, Npt Bcb • •615 Bayside Dt .• Newport Bcb 675-QIOO Sat/Sun 1-5 &42·8'.1315 lU'.950 &m. l -5 32 Wild Goose, Nwpt Crest. NB 962-7788 $325,000 Sunday l·S • 3318 Nevada, Mesa Verde No., C.M. "°"., Sun 1-6 316'5 Via Madonna, San Juan Capo 646-7711 $89,SOO Sunday 1-5 14 Canyon Island <Big CaDYOO) NB 6'2-8235 $165,000 Sun. 1·5 2128 President Pl., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $66,900 Sun.1·5 1328 Cooway, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $9(,900 Sun.1·5 177«2 San Dov al, Huntington Beach ~-09215 $76,950 SUn 1·5 3 U ... GUEST HOUSI t16 Princeton, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $94 ,500 SUD l·S 308 Coronado <Bal Penin >Newport 642·3338 Sat/Suo 1·5 3 U ... FAM AM « DIM 375 Princetont Costa Mesa 754--0286 $87.500 Sat/Sun 12-6 26802 Via San Jose. Mission Viejo ~9822 $86,900 sat/Sun 12-s 905 Canyoo View Dr., Laguna Bch 494·3218 $279,,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4042 Belvedere, uvine 551-4389 $91,Soo Sat/Sun l ·5 1475 Pacific Ave., Laguna Bch 494-8551 $195,000 Sunday 1-4 21791 Summerwind, Huntington 8cb 646-7414 Sat &Sunday 12-4 223Princeton Dr. tCigJ>~ 957-0350 ~"' Sat/Sun 1·5 27'2 POiiOla, U>Sta mesa 559·2330 "'$105,000 Sat/SUa IM 1 Mandarian, Woodbridge, Irvine 759-9'm $126,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 - 2'11 Calle Salita, San Cleinente 955-2631 '98-0997 Sat/Sun 12-6 14352 Matis.Se, The Colony, Irv. 752-1700 $85,500 Sunday 12-4 1643Corsica Pl <Mesa Verde> CM 540-l.lSl $79,900 Sunday 1-5 457 Santa Ana Ave. (Npt. Hts.) NB 646-4463 $142,600 Sat 1·5/Sun 1·5 543 Santa Ana Ave: <Npt. Hts.) NB 646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 SU Kings Pl., Cliffbaven, NB -642-3850 $169,900 Sat/SUn l ·S ••2 Balboa Coves. Newport Bcb 61~Tm $M.5,000 Sat/Sun l·J 3642 Circle Dr. <Baysbores) N.B. 644·9060 Sun. l ·S •209 Via Genoa <Lido Isle) N.B. 644-9060 Sun.1-5 •1618 Irvine Ave. <Baycrest) NB 644-9060 $174,000 Sun. 1·5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Nar 673-5354 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 219 62nd St., Newport Beach 548-Z187 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3101 Gibraltar, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $83,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1982 Pt. Albans Pl <HV Hms.) NB 759--0226 $162,500 Sun. l·S 9782 Cathay, Huntington Beach 540-3666 $ll4,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 540-3666 $219,500 -Sat/Sun 1·5 •300 Kings Place, Newport Beach 675-e670 Sat" SUnday 1-5 1818 Pt Renwick (HVHms > NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 227 Poinsettia, CdM 673-8494 $2'79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 465 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 675-3411. $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2005 Yacht Mischief (Seavu> NB 675-3Ul $248.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 20lf) Yacbt Resolute <Seavu> NB 675.aut $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 41 Whitewater, Corona del Mar 759--0811 $244,500 Sun.1·5 1501 IJncoln Ln. <Baycrest> N.B. 759-0811 $182,000 Sun. 1·5 2128 Vista Laredo (Bluffs> N. B. 759-0811 $158,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#11 BigDipper, Npt Terr, NptBch 962-7788 $85,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3357 California Street, C.M. 751·3191 $99,995 Sunday l·S 359 Wake Forest, Costa Mesa 545-4289 $86,000 Sat/Sun 1.S 2948 Redwood (Mesa Verd.,) CM 646·7414 $95,000 -6at/Sun 1-5 1038 Santiago-(Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2642 Vista Omada <Bluffs> NB 642-8235 SlM,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1105 Devon <Westcliff) N.B. 6'2-8235 $173,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2582 Vista (Bayshores) NB ~.--$239,500 Sat/SUD 14 U2 Pomaettta Ave .• CdM ... ~ '259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1915 Bayside Drivet CdM 842-8235 $0.2,500 Sat/Sun 1.S 2"3 Bamboo (Eastbluff) N.B. 840-13«> $180,000 Sat/Sunl-5 1214 Nottingham <Westcllff) NB 846-3255 . Sat/SUn 1·5 20291 Orchid, Santa Ana Hetpta 878-7300 $88,000 SuQ.1·5 2007 Commodore <Bayctett) N.B. 871-7300 $177,900 Sat/&al..S 1112 v...-Pl (Colle1e Pk) C.JI. 6'7s..3W 189.500 Sat/San 1~ •8091'Uer Way CHVlllt) N.8. IT~Mll '2S7.000 Sat/&inl-.5 llt An.a Clrile, RaiDtlultOe Bob ITM7fl '85,450 (,. Bat/SUn 1-t 1111 Pt Wbltby <HV Hom•> N.8. ~ SNlllD~I 6'6-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 1619 Bonnie Doone, Newport Beach 631·1400 Sat/lun 2 .. 2268 Colgate, Costa Mesa 546-~ $80,950 Simdayl-5 1649 BluebtrdCanyon Dr. RnchoLaf. ~ 49'-2146 Sun Noon till S 2206 Raleigh Avenue, Costa M•a 631·1650 $74,900 Sunday 1 2894 Pemba, Costa Mesa 962-8891 $116,000 Sua 1-4 2833 Alta V1Sta <Eastbluff) N.B . 6"·1133 $229.SOO &m. 1•5 2400 Sierra Vista. Newport Beb 64.2..()953 $198,500 Sun u •100 Kings Place, Newport Bell 61~ 1181 Sunday 12·5 2474 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa 645·9850 Sun 1-5 251 Flower Street, Costa Mesa 648·7414 Sonday 1:30-6 12 Cove <Woodbridge> Irvine 833·9293 $136,500 Sull.1.M 529Concha <Bluffs) NB 675-3ill $133,000 Sun.1·5 15 Monterey Cr. (Spyglass> CdM 675-6000 $272,500 Sun.1·5 923 Con~. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,500 Sun 1·5 1700 Palau Pl., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $104,900 979 Modjeska (W/Side) CM 546--5990 $99.SOO Sunl·5 Sun.l-5 2435 Marseille, Costa Mesa 546-23i3 $84,000 Siill-5 1213 Drift~ Santa Ana 546-4141 $65,000 sUn.1·5 17951 Butler, Irvine 646-7171 $115,000 Sun 1·5 # 1 Wood Nymph, Irvine Grove. Irv. 752-7315 $99,500 Sunday 1·5 375 E . 23rd St .• Back Bay, NB · 646· Till SUllOy l ·5 1798 Hawaii Cr., Costa Mesa 540-1720 $98,500 Sun. 1-6 218 Hanover, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $84,500 Sun. 1·5 4!0Lenwood<NwptHgts)NB 650-1720 $12',500 Sun. l ·i 2570 Fordham. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $82,500 Sun.1·5 •#22 Goodwill Ct. <Nwpt Crest> NB 642-5200 $121,900 Sun. 1·5 1206 Essex Ln., Westcliff, NB 642-3850 $155,000 Sun 1·5 2907 Harbor View Dr. <HV Httl1> CdM 644-6200 $299,500 Swl. 1-5 4714 ·Cortland <Cameo Hghlnds> CdM 644-6200 $167 ,900 Sun. 1 ·S lSOOCornwall (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 1618 Mariners, Newport Beach 642-823.5 $149,900 Sull.1-5 2313 Redlands <Upper Bay) NB 642·8235 $169,000 Sun.1·5 2701 Hilltop (HVKnoll) N.B. 642-8235 $181,000 Stm. 1-4:38 •615 RckfrdRd,CamHlnds,QIM 644-6200 $210,000 Sun.1·5 •913 Junipero, Mesa del Mar, CM 751-M9.l ................ Stm 1·5 3115 Platte, Costa Mesa 546·1.al.3 $82,000 Sun2-4 4 IBIOOM 14961 Rancho Cir. (Gmtr) Irv. 552· l557 $101,500 Sat/Sml 1().5 27762 Camino Santo Dominao, SIC. 496-2381 $88.~ Sat/Sun all day 3082 Platte. Costa Mesa 548-7879 S87.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $71,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 1.2622 Barrett Lane, Tustin 631·1800 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 19701 Constellation (Glenmar) RB 675-6741 $81,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 •333 Bordeaux, Costa Mesa 962·7788 $85,900 Sunday 12-5 2715 Vindover, Corona del Mar 675-3211 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 64().53S1 Sat/Sun 1-' • • 13 Balboa Coves, Newport Bcb 631·1400 Sat/Sun 1·5 5542WendyCircle <Cal.Clusics) BB 898-7410 $99,950 Sat/Sun 11·5 1865 Tahiti Dr., Cotta Maa 540-1196 $169.000 Sat/SuD 1-4 21581 I>Uar (Bushard/Bamiltm)llB ~ $124,000 Sat/Sun • •34 Balboa Coves (Balboa- Coves)NB .~ 67S. 7060 $327 ,580 Sat/SUR 1·5 4833 Cort.land, Corona del Mar 673-~ $229,500 Sattsun 1-5 1915 Mariners Dr. <Westcllff>.N.B. 644-4910 $179,900 Sat/SUD t-5:30 2972 Andros (Mesa Verde) Cll 546-4418 SQ'l,500 Sat/SUD 12-6 19'41 Sierra Mia Rd, Turtlerock,lrv. 752·1700 $129,900 Sunday 1·5 17561 SWUce Tree Ln., Univ Pit. Irv 752-1'100 $138,000 SUnday 1-5 3822 Hemingway, The Colooy, lrv. 752-1700 $89,900 Sunday !Z-4 28.1r1 Shantar, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8226 Pennington. Huntington Bch 759·0226 $79,000 Sun. 1·5 895 Sonora. Costa Mesa ~ S88.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1874 Rbode.s <Mesa Verde> CM ~5990 $128,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1214 Starboard <HVBdmr >NB 87MOX> $252,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2001 Olubasco Urv Terr> Cdll 815-tOOO $207,59'> Sat/Sun 1·5 308 Bowling Green <Colt Pk> CM ~--=tBt;?so SattS.:mt-5 -481.0.Dor.chest<Cameo Hlnd> NB 675-3ill $214,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 124 ViaLorca <Lidolsle)W.B. 6'13-7300' $275,000 Sun. -i-4 22485 Almaden, Mission Viejo 675-5511 $162,500 Sunday 1·5 18 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat&Sun 1·5 • 16272 Chipper, Huntington Bch 962-7788 $85,000 Swlday 1 ·5 907 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 640-5560 $210,000 Sun.1·5 2945Cassia <Eastbluff) N.B. 64()..5560 $176,500 Sun. 1-5 3661 PineSt. <College Park) Irv. 640-5560 $116.900 Sun. 1·5 3005 Garfield, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $84,900 Sunday 1-5 1020 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $399,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5 •1718Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •224.5 Heather Lane, Newport Bch 759--0811 Sun. 1-5 •2513 Davis Pl. <Eaatside> C.M. 75SMml $132,500 Sua. l·S 1718 Pt. Ashley (HV Homes) N.B. 759-0811 Sl&t.500 Sun.1·5 2964 Bimini Pl <Mesa Verde)C.M . 64-4-738.1 $89,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 2242 Donnie Rd. <off 22nd) Nwpt Bch 646-4:8> Sat 1-5; Sun 12·4 3016 Garfield, Cost.a Mesa 556·2660 $'77.900 Sunday 1·5 •975 Deaver Drive, Costa Mesa 54.5-7428 $1G8,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •40 Balboa Coves <Bal Coves> NB 640-4Un Sat/Sun 1-5 6'11 West Balboa Blvd, Balboa Penin. 675-813> Sat/Sunday 1·5 • 1180 Boise, Costa Mesa 645.(0)3 Sl02i.OOO Sat 2..S/Sun 1-6 3402 S. Timber, :santa Ana 540-1720 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •15532 Smlburst Ln. <Goldnwwt Pk> HB 898-7410 $157,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 t77 Broadway, E. Costa Mesa 642-6368 Sat/Sun 1·5 3417 Santa Clara <Me.sa Wds> CM 546-041 $134,900 Sun. l·S 201 Wake Forest, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,000 Sun 1·5 17 Whitewood, Irvine 675-3411 $129,500 Sun. l·S ~Carob (Eastbluff) NB 675·3Ul Sun.1·5 •2873 Europa Dr. <Mesa Verde> CM 546-5990 $119,500 Sun.1·5 •17SOSkylarkLn. (Baycrst>NB 675-6000 $199,500 Sun.1·5 1777 Oriole <Mesa Verde> CM 546·5880 $1'5,000 S&a.1·5 •36 Royal St. George Rd., NB 644-5837 $3.w,000 Sun 1·5 BM Vista del Oro ( Bluffa > NB 64.5-6625 $122,000 Sunday 1·4 •6588 Sequoia. Buena Park 12 Partrid&e, Irvine 527·2'7M rn,990 Suat·5 75U501 $124,900 s-1-s 2403 CoUegeL..C.Ollege Pk., C.M. gcn Sandcastle CHVHls> CdM 548-1168 ~.500 SWllM 64CMla1 $210.000 Sun.1·5 2120 Aster Pl <E/Slde) CM 446 Catalina Dr. (Nwpt Bate> NB 546-5980 $107,500 Sun.1·5 675-eOOO s1•.500 SID. by appt. 20371 Somerville La .• H. Beach 1t951 At.bel, CoUqe Part, Irvine 960-QlO $83.500 SunU·S 752.ms $l12,500 SUndayl.S •22'1 Sherwood, Costa Mesa 4014 Blackfin~c_quet Club, Irv. 546·2313 $132,500 Sun 1-6 7Pl7315 $ 000 ~871·5 93'2 Gilbert. Anaheim 2215 Holly Lane, Newport Bcb 5'6·2313 $lli8,500 Sun 1·5 6U.o3IXS $105,008 Sun.1-5 288Camellia CE/Side) CM t14Swallowtall, lrvifte ~ $82,500 Sun. l ·S 145-080' $108,009 &m.1-5 1106 Valley Circle. Costa M.. 1070 Pescador <Dover Shene> NB ...., ••• SundQl..$ 8'2.&m Suo.1~ W712 El Poltal, Fountain Valley •5211 Hell, HunUnaton Beach _.... SU0,000 Sunda)' 1-.5 ~ Sun.1-5 308 Vilta Trueba, Bluffa, NB •mt FraOciaco, NewpOrt Beach M0-115'1 &m 2-t 6'2-1285 Sun.1.J •ll08 Dover Dr. <WestcWO NB HD Galaxy CDO'fer Shores> NB eu:.sm '19.soo &.m 1-s M2._ .-.• Sua.1-s •30831Green•sEut,LaiunaN11Uel ..aeoarum (CameoShclrtl)Cdlll , 811-<M .9QQ Sunn~ " M•-1111L:i-s •••• .... n • eh ., ... .. tJ flll ..... , 1( '''· ' " ,,l\ ,, . ~ .... .. .... . . ., " ~ . . ,, .·• :.o'. ,,..., 1' I • ••' I '"'· ,, O!J: o I .. . . , ••• I It '• , ' . :i. ... •• I • ..... ,. . .... , . ' ·. ~ . •' I; • ' . " I ., ' ~ ... S. Hollset .... S. Hwletkrs.t MMMt .... S. Hoedet,_S. HOUtet,_S. Sunday.Auguste, 1918 DAILY PILOT •7 .. . . . . ....... ... . . .. . . . . .• . . . ...... ..... ... . •. . . . . . . .. . . .. ..... . .. .•• . . . . . . ... . ....•.. ... .. . . . •• . ... ..... .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . ------~--------...;....;.,;;..---;;,;..__;;;;;,.;o.. 8H1t.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 e 1u .. I 001 •• .,.. 1002 Gt•r• t OOJ G........ I OOZ HowMs Fofo S. ···················~··· ....•............•..•.•.........................••••........•......•..•..................... ··•··•··•···•···•••·•·· .•..................... O pen:JJ.o.Ued 1-6 'f09AY W Yeil U S Mal -Best value here. draquUc New Bedford Mod l. Pool, oc an 6 bay view. 21 Goleta Point Dr. $548.000. room, ~ v1 w HiJbly uPIJ'aded . 244nbu•. '215,ooo ... CAM'IOM -Fabulous 4 BR, f amity room. pc)ci. Ma.500 -Wo have veral ocean " bayfront hom available wilb pieT Ci Ups. xclus1ve boat how tour DAVIDSON REALn PRl!SEMTS PRIME PROPRTIES YP COMM> SW eptna ocean view from t)ilj 1lamorous 3 Bl\; powder rm . +' 2 II . baths; vacant for quick pOI • $1'9,000. OPEN SAT 1·5. #12 swan er., NEWPORT CR~T . IPIC M' SIAM DUPUI Beautiful 4 BR owner's unit up. with 2 BR rental down, balcony with ocean view; lge. paUo, 1paclous rooms. Steps lo ocean. Only 1.189,500. ltAll llACH TIJPLIX Sundeck ocean vlew ; frplc., 3 BR. 2 BR & 1 BR. Perfect owner/user unll. $175,000. ACIOIS .._OM OCIAM 4 .Bdrms. + 2 ~rm. duplex, needs Iota ol TLC, but priced at ooly $179,500. · DAVIDSON REALT Y .. ~"· r, 1. t;l) 1~l~ · .. ···,' •' .... ! •, ; t_;.,'J :)()60° DIRECTORY ...... ._..,, ..,,_.,_ .......... c .. ·a 11 AAl .. ~WMW.W _. t ~~ ......... .., .. , •• ' ; ....a....,..N&YNOTWM« ADI.,..,_ .................... ,.. .............. .,.a ..... ...._ ... , ... ,_. ...... . 4 ••FAM RM•DB4 28.53 Europa <Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 $137,750 Sun. 1·5 1175 Boise, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $82,900 Sun. 1·5 •1739Tradewinds, Baycrest,NB 545-9491-Sunday 1·5 1891 W. Carria~Classics. S.A. MS-9491 Sunday 1-5 2'729Starbird, Mesa Verde, C.M. 545-9491 · Sunday 1·5 2973Java Rd. <Mesa Verde) CM 540·1720 $149,000 Sun. 1·5 2030 Calvert (Mesa Verde) CM 540·1720 $134,950 SUn.1·5 2501 Windover. Corona del Mar 573.7300 $315.000 Sun 1·5 S HDIOOM 30851 Greens East Dr., Lag Niguel 613-7300 '$3.59,500 Sun 1-5 2837 Corvo Pl .• Costa Mesa 751-1473 $141,900 Sun 1·5 • 10424 Nightingale, Fountain Vly '$116,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 16251 Santa Barbara Ln .• H. Hrbr 846--0072 Sunday 12·5 2004 N. Capella Ct. <Mesa Verde> CM 546-4141 $147 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 3850 O c ean Birch <Spyglass Ridge >CdM · 644-6200 $264,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1075 Corona Lane, Costa Mesa 556·2660 $104.900 Sunday 1·5 1827 PortAshley <HVH)NB 642·5200 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2712 Wavecrest (HVHls) CdM 675·6000 $279,500 Sun. 1·5 1824 Pt. Ashley <H.V. Homes) N.B . 642·823.5 Sun. l ·S 2061 Port Bristol (HVH) N.B. 544-9411 Sunday 1-5 6 D pin FAM IM w DIN •41 Cambria, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat & SWl 1·5 #4 Mission Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat &Sun l ·S CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llHOOM 2088 Thurin Ave., Costa Mesa $87.500 Sat/SW\ l ·S 2003 Vista Caudal <The Bluffs) N.B. 675·5900 $168,500 Sun. l·S 1242 Rutland Rd. #4 (Westcliff) NB 673-4400 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 26226 Via Roble, Mission Viejo 759·0811 $161.500 Sun. l ·S 13 Viejo (RSJ) Irvine 675-3411 $114,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 7237 Havenrock, Huntington Beach 968-6110 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8448 Dory Dr .• Huntington Bch 968-534-7 $82,000 Sun 1·5 #29 Mootanas Este <San Joaq) Irv. 545-9491 Sunday 1-5 •1111 So. Coast Dr, MesaWoods, C.M. 545·9'91 Sunday 1·5 1628 <A> Iowa St. <Mesa Verde) GM 54().1720 $64,500 Sun. l ·S 145 Lexington, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $75,000 Sun.1·5 2 • .... PAM IM w DIM 35 MontandS Este <RSJ) Irv. ' 675-3411 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •603 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, N.B. 644-7020 $161,900 Sunday 1·5 3 la plils FAN IM Oii' Def 33672 ( #7 > Blue Lantern, Dana Pt 831-2600 $159.000 Sunday 1·4 4 l!DIOOM 2638 VISta Oriulita (Bluffs »NB S!fl-1400 Sat/San 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 1-llDIOOM 55 Sea Island Dr. <Big CyR >NB 640-~19 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 # 10 Heritage, Irvine 473-4417 Sun 2·5 J • pin FAM RM or OIH 14561 Kazan, Walnut Square, Irv. . 752-1700 $66.~ Sat/Sun 12·6 l llDtOOM 2347 Richmond Way <Montieello) CM 646-3928 $69,QOO Sat/Sun 1·5 3 • ... FAM IM • DEM #35 Acacia Tree, Univ Park, lrv. 752-7315 $107,500 Sunday l ·S 4 IEDIOOM 10361 Columbia River Ct, Ft. Vly 848-4343 $85,900 . Sun. 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SAlE 2 IR & I II 700 & 700lh Begonia Ave, CdM 67~7424 $152.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 422-422lh Fernleaf, CdM 642·823.5 $169,500 Sun. 11-3 z aa·s EACH 716 Jasmine, Corona del Mat 640..(nl)6 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •617 36th St .. Newport Beach 675-fJ670 $369.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 515 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 675·59~ $179,:SOO Sun. 1·5 l U pin I II 419 Femleaf <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $212,000 Sun. 1·5 l II & 2 11 429 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-5930 $254,900 Sun. 1·5 425·42Slh Iris, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $210,000 Sun. 1·5 3 D 'S EACH 1816-1818 Pomona. Costa Mesa 675-6670 . Sat/Sun 1·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE J-Z U a SIMGLI 578 Wilson, Costa Mesa 842.8540 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 •• t .. 306/305~ Coral, Balboa Island 673·a:J31 Sunday 1 ·S MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 300 E. Coast Hwy. #267, Nwpt Bch 675·4010, 673-7350 Sat/Sun 1·5 300 E . CstHwy#49(DeAnia Vill)NB 642·8235 $49~900 SUn. l ·S HOUSE FOR REM? a•~MMIM• ... 1955 Pt.. Lodmleillh CHV Homes) NB &U07483 '675 Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 • _,.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lCMU.llia.l l·bdtm., c:oo· veit. n, l~ bath COO· domhlium In Newport Beach's mOlt PNIUlloua bayfront community. szu.aoo. Al',~ 3-.CUSTOM prej~M~ LARGE HAllOR VIEW · ' $70.000 Ablol= tnae! 'Lovely tree ltreet. Fruit U.. and fiowea Sut· round U1il braud new cwtocQ built 3 bedrm • ramn1 rtn home. Oe· cupenCJ dat.e early Sep. tember. A lrue BA~GAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT! Full price 0011' $70,000. flurry. call to ...-iu.noe. SPAaoul MOtim OM tumf SftmT -5 Bclnns, family 1"00m & dining room -Somerset Mod~l. Covered patio & wood decking enhance the lovely landscaping. Price includes new carpet.ina too! 1127 Pt. Alflllly, Ml. 0,.. W /S.. l·I MOST FOR THE wsn LOWBT PllCI PUN IV -Newport Crest. Secluded & upgraded 3 Bdrms -each with own bath -and super retreat in the large master suite. Private view of pool area. Liiht & airy with skylight and decks. 22 6111h111 Ct,. Ml • 0,. s.t/S.. 1·5 NEW USTING BAYCREST AREA YaY SP1CtAL MMILY HOMI -Enter thru private courtyard with fountain, to this 2 story 4 Bdrm home. Formal dining room. island kitchen and famlly rooqi -large master suite on ground floor! The gardens rival Roger·s Nursery -" complete with oversized pool and outdoor ramada. A delightful place to live . $25.5,000. Call to see this one. o;PORTUNITY KNOCKS L.At(iE a~z LOT -In Eastside Costa Mesa with 3 Bdrm home. Room for 2 more units. On the bus route on Orante Ave. Call for details. BEACH BONANZA HAUTlfUL MIWPOaT HOMI + IMCOMI -Partially furnished . nicel y decorated duplex. Close to beach. Open beams. rich paneling, fireplaces -in "h.igh rent" area. Very well priced! Call to see. NEW USTING NEWPORT BEACH OM THI CAHAL -Not your typical beach house. but all the amenities of a lovely ramny home. 'l Bdrm.s, amity room, den iiid dining room. SO mucti, andjust $165,500. Call to see. RARE ITEM! CAPE satES 2 IDIM COM>O -New listing -lush landscaping, pool, putl1ng ~reen. Adults only. $85,900. Call for details. WOODBRIDGE-IRVINE St 5,000 WOUH OF UPGliDES -2 Bdrms and den, 21h baths. Owner willing to carry 2nd. Can't duplicate this for the price today. IRVINE TERRACE DISTIMCTIVI, GAUIHS ATRACT YOU -'110 this lovely 3 Bdrm 2lh bath family home. Detached garage with ' workshop. In e xcellent move in condition! Call to see! IRIS-SOUTH OF HIGHWAY CDM OUPLdNear new park on Bayside Dr:., all bltn. kitchens, cozy fireplaces, private patios + a corner location. $194,500 -this won't last long! INTERmED IN AVALON? LOTS OF IMYITIMe PIOPllTllS Available through our "OVERSEAS OFFICE" at Catalina. Call us at 642-S200or Island Realty (213) 51<)·1150 642·5200 {rtst ~J!if 644-1133 'g :~alh ANYTIME HIGH ON A HILL 3-Levels, panoramic view of bay, Bluffs & Newport Center; gracious entryway, step-down to huge family rm . w /bar, terraced garden w /spacious patio. Interior decorating by A.I. <C a rolyn Fletcher), landscaping by In Living Color. Like a J)ew home, all 2,480 sq. ft.l in Eastbluff. Stop by 2833 Alta V sta. Sun., to pteview this new listing. $229,500. Big CanlJOn WI AU laouo TO HAYE JUST USTID OMI OF THI MOST ...... , CUST~ DIANI HOMIS 1M THIS LO YllY, •OL•·OlllMTID COMMUMITYl 0 THI DIANATIC J..STOIY '1i40M4co· °" A L4lel CO-. LOI'. WITH A ... .,.,...,._ POOL a JACUEZll PAMTAITIC UP•IADIS, •IMCLUDIM• WOOO PAlfUIT PLOOIS, IX9UISITI WAU.P..-S. JACUZ;ll TUI IC~ IATH I YllY SOPHISTICATID MAIMS~ !MIS IS 1ml.Y 4 CHOICI PIOPllTYI SJll,000. Pl.Mii CAI.I. US POI A P11Y ATI SHQW.... c:.rH l'li 9 •II S flJH tO f( HIN' ~::J THE Hf.Al. ~ £STATl:RS 'MIWPOltT Mn. 3 Bdrm .... bome; nice earner .OC.UOO. cloee to all acbooll Ir sboppln1. Lots ol deckini " pallo area around the pool. Ad· dlUonal atorqe area It bath by pool. Home re- cent),J ~. Swediab frplc. in Ii vln1 rm. $149,500 DAMAPOIMT lUUX All units 2 bdrm. & fami· ly rm. + 2 baths~ each bU own {rplc .• patio Is 2 car garage. Close to martoa. l Year old. Ask· iol $215,000 11C11 THOMAS REALTOR ZN W. Coast Hwy. N'pt. Beadl 548·5527 WAn:lflOMT IOATDOCI Rare opportunit y! Private d~k ! .Luxury t ownbome ! Enj oy watery view from master suite! Unique and bard·to rand value! Hwry! To eood to last ! Call MS-0303 FOREST E OLSON I.WE OPTION Some will ltaonie won't . ~ do Ii some don't, but If you want 'to be a hom. owner • can't quite mate the down. talk to us about some of our prQpertJes. Ol.YWIC SI POOL wtt.b Jaami. Fmrtutic club home. play areas • Iota more with this 2 bdrm. 2~ bath air coodl- ll one d Condo Id Anabeim.j59.900 .... /f_..._. f6J.Ol67 MfWPOIT llACH TOP OF HILL Beat ot the area. ex· quiaitel)· decorated Car mel Model, HVH; fl"OID the real hickory paneled f amlly rm. to the decoraled mate. suite, Ulis js apeclal I $182,500 • Fee. HUMT.IEACH Land mark Home : 4 bclrma., 1ln1le story; famUy rm., ba&e rear yard, all landsuped; new caramel colored ca11>et. Fa1t esc row I ..... 75!·0226 ''Tea bell c .... about lh people .. After graduating from college with a BA In Consumer Affal'rs. Jan Hiester decided to make real estate her ~eer. She Interviewed with several companies before ae1ectl09 Tatbell. ''I was reefly lmpressed with 'hrbell, Tarbell cares about Its people, ooinu out of their way to continue their training and educati<>n." Upon graduation hem Tlt'bell'I Quick Start Training program. Jen Joined Tarbell's Costa Mesa Office. She's e rookie award winner and a very nioe peraon, ~ her a cam lest Side Of the. Eastslcle Prime toc:ale for thla attractive com... lot. with AV partdng. Chlrming 3 bedroom with dining area, eating area and new floor CCMlf'lngs. Huge living room: all newtv painted! Qwer8d patio. Call nowt Reduced to 177,600 . 54~1720 Entertain With JacU11i & Sauna Trulv an executive home. with extras you won't behevel Must ... to beli.ve thil ...ncn style 4 bedroom hOme. with eating bar. entry. famltv room and 2 fireplaces. Plush earth tone carpets: remode1ed kitchen. StOfage. Patio. Cati for details. $1:M.950. 540-1720 Mesa-Model Shown WHh Prfcle lots of storage h8fW Attr8ctlve 3 bedroom home with eating ._Off the country kitchen; entry and fireptace In the famllv room. Built Ina. Covered patio. Won't laatt $84,500. 540-1720 ~1720 College Pen PracHc:al Lunrv Huge. elegant living roorfl . . Ideal tor yaur summer get togethers! Unique 2-wav fireplace. handsome beamed ceilings, 3' bedrooms and country styte kitchen. GanlQe door opener. lush landscaping. 182,600. 540-1720 Rechlced! Plash.Exec.tlve . TutefuUy IPPOinteci 4 bedroom family home priced to fit ~ budgett 8peclC)US home wtth dining. eating .... entry, family room and f1ffflace. &111t In BBQ. Large PltiO. There·s more! Call now .•. 540-1720 · Stay Cool! Custom Pool ••• Just In time for the hottest days of the summerl 3 bedroom poof home With plush brown caroet throughout. PwQuet floOrs. stone fireplace: deluxe kitchen featuring mteroWave and built ins.. Dining. family room, 2 fireplaces and patio. Won't last. 1124,950. 540-1720 Motivated: Owner AllXious Entertainer's delight. with designer decor. wall to wall awpet. custom window coverings and stone fireplace. Large lamltv room. dining, entry. and 4 bedrooms. Garage aoener professional landscaping. Patio. CIO't lasti $112.900. 540-1720 A Cut Above The Rest Meu Verde executive styled 4 bedroom family home. featuring custom shutters througtiout. Dining area, bonus room for the kids; entry. eating area and fireplace. 9uitt Ina In kitchen. PIH<> tor summer fun! 1119.900. 540-1720 ·Let's Make~! In the 9~u"7.;;l'k1tchen. complete with microwave and builtins. 3 bedroom home featuring attract111e remodeled Interior, eating area, entry and hreptace. Covered patio. $96,900. 54().1720 Vacation ~~~1!: =xecuhve ~. ~uxe lcilchen feaWMg microwave; dining. •ting bar, entry. f4fnllY room and flreprace. 3 t>•dfoomt. Patio. Cool, green and shady landscapingl.Call now! $127.500. 540-1720 · 540-1720 • 2955 Harbor Blvd. . Costa Mesa .. II .., .. 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" llA ••'• .. ud the amell ot 1.it alr! lt'• onJ)' a short 1troll to your own prlv•te tommunlty beach rrom Ulla lovely c~ bome lo acllllift Cuneo Shores. From tbe terrace In the evenlna you can Jtakh the sunset behind Cata.Ima : a beautiful spot " a lovely 3 bdrm. bome priced t.o sell at $:?49,500. Open lb.is. end. Jmt HOtim You cu start hue, with this pniless. decorated s bdrm. ccmdo on a large treenbelt & Just around the comer from the magnificent swlD).mlng complex or Village Walk; private garden off master bdrm., beamed ceil. & attached garage. At S75,500, this is a super buy! THI PRtCI IS IKiHT! A delightlul 3 bdrm. condo with a touch of old Mexico. Heavy beams & bricks & tile. ConvenienUy located close to shops & schools. First class recreational facilities, great for the whole family. $162,000. 10 I~ •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t11 rtll 0 ••rill 1002 ~ LUXUIUOUI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MllWPOIT '!""'lllDUC• '26.100 Qor1eou1 ranch 1tyle cu:stom bullt lD Newport! Quiet cul-de. ac. Red brick pathway and white rail fence. 2 mu1ive fireplaces. Beamed celllnp. Huie famlb' room w/11 ft. wet bar. True country-atyle kitchen. Fantutlc 86' covered patio! RV Nrkirul -and much, much moH! 0Wnet wfll carry 2nd T.D. Full price juat $198,500 . Hurry, call today! 71Z.1700 MA•' •rTI CO.OMA I& MAI •VETS• ODOWN.()fG Homea le all u of ORANGECO Y vtrA• c.1141 ILAVISMI Luzu.ry lnC.meoSbor•. $5000 0 W Larae secluded front I f'lnancu To Qutllfled Buyer• PictUN /JooL ofooL I ln town. with country atmosphere! Just start.in.al home plus lncome, with lnteresUna v ews. 3 Bdrm. + 2 bdrm .. lots or wood" shake. $265,000 patio. fount.ain 6 pool ' Spadous oceanview uv. l.q room 6 family room Formal d'oln1 room Chert lttlcben bu every convenience. Lavish maater wln1. Den or study. Sewtna 6 laundry room. lftCllllfea pool ta· Lease. Exec. tri-level, quiet Hazel, 3 ble. bUn stereo ayatem. BR, 3 ba., pool room. $1150 Per month. fantastic atora1e too. Private beaches-and {!)~ oa c./nalt llftview can 813"8550. 57 I W I ttt. Sfrfft, C.M. V•-' COM, ,_ n. ....... C art Planta Bakery IAundry Pet Shop Tof Shop Catering Applianca Beauty Shop Barber Shop Paint Store Dry Cleane~ Antique ShoP Hardware St.ore Auto Sales/Parts Answerin1 Service ~ C.2 Let Sin 60x1ZI IHODA MAGIL. IUtr 17 I 4J 142-3600 • CL) J _ ~ ~~ _ . much more! For private ~ Of1NlllO••'~'IJ"<'01<1N•CI ~~ [ ellilll .~:~~~o~Y'f'~.~:~:~-,~:O~~~~.~h~~!c~d~,~~~.D~.~~~~it~~~r.~~:U~:~i!!!!.~!!!!N~ea!!o~ lmnuic duplex by owner. fln. latb & plast. ou roof. mah offer. 7Sl·0221 . ' Open Sat/Sua 1-5. 716 nrscbls. prk "stora. 57..c>. Jaamine. 640-005e S1UOO 545-.,3, -------- --------MESA VERD COado. upper Bay area • CORONA DB. MAR COLOMIAL ONH HOUSE E 4 Bf 2 ea. QR. 2~ ba. 2 aty. Ira xJnt eood .. •.soo. Open --0.. tG fa U. •-233 POPPY AYE WEEKENDS. 3/4 BR Sat!Sw>IU.2'72Androe ~-.I c ~ .. · · bed view home 2501 Harbor St ~ ..... ...-. Jae. aauaa, ek. Custom bwlt 3 . room, 3'12 bath. View. o.n;er will con· .. · ... 900. Realty Workl. Beautlful master swte with fireplace aider ieue optjon. U1Ut· lleaa Verde CONTRACT EUeea.at-wo & wet bar. Library, hardwood floors. ed Brokers . 8i11 SALE. NO CREDIT MESA VERDE Every amenity for gracious living Femandez.&46-7414 NEEDED. Only lOK SHOWPLACE M nifi t · •-hills blk. down. Sl.000/mo. Total ,,__ ...... . ag 1cen view ocean°' . 'h CollaW.. IOZ4 price aioooo on Uua 2 .... ~ • .,..../Y1ew,cmr WllltWATEI mMVIEW to LltUe Corona beach. •••-•••••••••••••••••• atory.4/5Bdrm. 2"'i Ba Biaer6mcerlban most ~~°""" $525 000 714 67Mf6Z THlll'SA bme. Deina uptrd. =~~=: ::3.;: SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT CIOWD7 ~~;;;~t a it. 8111 •1_1987 __ ea_aean __ c. __ _ 1006 Owner wlJI ftnance: 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrma .. a betb beauty. J\llt above Little Corona NOMI + IMCOMI Beacb. SllS,000. Sat/SUD. 1-4. Z116 Poppy, Cdll LAIEFIJNT Lovely 3,000 fl. home witb ' bdrma .• 3 baths " much more! Flab, awim • boat from )'OW' own yard. Sun. 1·5. 220 OPIMSUH l·S 3051t305~ CORAL BeautlfuUy remodeled dmlorator'a home. 2Br. fta wilb 1 Bdrm apt. SMS.500 131 & 131 ~TOP AZ CHECK OUR WIDE SB.ECTION OF IEACH PROPBTIES 612-612'/J GOLD&elOD $159,500 2003 JISTA CAUDAL HI $8'1.SOO S 15-S 11'/J NARCISSUS S 179..500 417 COITIZ CllCU WI, 900 Not i~ tb~a family OONl>OlYrokJ.2~2br. SOUDWOOD s Pe c 1 a I · Tb rte 2"'i ba, sunken LR. Everywhere 10 tbls bedrooma. three baths. w/frpl. Brick dr Pvt. 3Bdrm, 2Ba customlled family room wilb oPeD patio. 9113.000.673-9208. home. Brtclt entry . beam C!eilinp, fireplace ....;._-------hrdwd fir dbl and many other extras Hg mstr br w/Crpl. cou.n· · Crplc in with room to spare! Only try kitchen, 4 br. 3 ba. 2 huge Cam rm. A baraain SJS.950! OWNER WILL frpl's. made for lrg Cami· at S74.900! CaJl Realty HELP FINANCE C World, 631· URIO. ! all ly, trlr access. Open i------------ 752-1920. House 6 Oara1e Sale, EXCLUSIVE T M •· &ate. 2Bdrm. 2Ba. lovely OllAMGE GROVE I HealberLane.N.B. Planted in navels & valencias, just 2 1 AIM'( POOL 3 Br. 2 ba with 2 Br apt. Spacioua 92'7.500. Lou Brechtel "Assoc. 229 Mutne Ave. 675-3331 4J9-42''/J ...... OD $254,900 ~~ ~:~:~~ti··t ' '-'U AIL ~i~"A, ... ~082 Platte. Adult condo. security PLACE HIWCOMDO decor. Anumable VA PllOPSlTllES"' 2 br. 2"'i ba. fenced patio, loan0sienSunday t·S carpet & drapes. new lllM,.._.C«p stove/dsbwabr./ com-,4._7712. 10,.. Til 1:30 P.M.I miles South of the Riverside Fwy. in LMa Arlington. 95 Acres. suitable for home or lot sub-division. $12,000 Per acre. COWUTERIZED MA11rE11MG Come in for a free demonstration of how our computer can help you find a home; ~~ve you 1t market analysis of your present home. ..Let our experience work ror you". '7M400 .,.. ... of .............. Co. useful extras Lots of very useful extras 1n this exceptional family home: • bnna. oo quiet cul de aac; reduced lo Sl!2,500. Sun. 1-5. 2513 Davis Place. Eaatalde Oida--.reaa. 2 BR • $&1,500 UNIQUE EMGUSH CLASSIC Bul.Jt in the old tradition by craftlmen. 3 bdnn, 2 b&t.b.~ttoa Jloaau>.LlJS ren1a.I unit. Ideal loca- don just ~ block from South Bayfront. Mual eee to fully appreciate. Call for appointment. Agent. Qnly5yearsold, with l~ 675-3159 baths, highly upiraded ~~~~~~~ condo, air-cond., lush = carpets & mirrored 1cAoah•1t11a 1007 want.robe doors. Sun. 1·5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------Neat 2Br. R-2 lot. furn. patio, dbl 1ara1e. close to bcb Is shops. Prin only ~ COM ¥tCTOltlA.,_. So.~ Bayside, 3 br. 2 ba, fonml d1n1ng rm. atudy. beaut. tiled kitchen. btt· ONM ~i-s Ins. stain glass, peiged 41•• C D brdwd nn. paddle tennis •• crt. Very rare home. 4 Bdrms .• family rm .• 2 *"39 000 0 /B'-frplca., private patio. -· · wnr ar. SUper 180 de1. ocean + _fl73._ll_4B _____ _ hill view. Fee land. Only 1--------• 26?26 Via Roble. Mission Vi*. IALIOA TRIPI.IX S'l29,500 On Peninsula near 10th OPIM SAT /SUH I ·5 HAIBORVIEW St. beach. Good for sum· 516 MAlOUllm mer /Winter rentals. New Clean, brlgbt 4' cheery 3 paintlnaide. $225,000 bdrm .• 2 ba .• den. EM1BT AIHll"S pactor 11ar d1s p .1 _______ _ Everirem Estates. 2088 Thurln Ave 1312 Sydney Lo). Open Hse Sat/Sun 12-S. DBJGHT BeautlfuJ 4 bedrm home on quiet cul-de-sac. Huge uvm. rm w /fireplace. -------- Add-on family rm l•*a••/Pool Featured in Redwood Ua .. r ..... UM Magazine. Gourmet Fantastic College Park "iifcl'len w rcuaCom ure. . .,. Huce bedrms. Wet bar. Pool w/cabana. n fllled living room Florida room. Enter· overioob sparklinl pool. taine.rTdeligbt. 54&-2313 Totally separate mother· Dl'f"' Ill 0 •If\ 1Uf'< 101<1 N<l I in•laW wUt loo! $46-7171 IASTSIDI OffBIM4iS 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath. modern home. with aasumable loan. Only '75.900 4 Bdrm .• family rm. liaal. with ... earpeta. sbake roof • a tree ~!RJt.JOO CALLMM463 lCIMtll·----.__.;=---- 3 .... Z..... SIOMMYDIP- Mariner's Cave RE.A..LTY IB>UCID 4 Br. 2 ba. formal dining. brick frplc, corner lot. 2 car gar. 900 Dogwood. ~ 751-0Tl.4 eves. double garage. patio. fruit trees. sprinklers, S'19.900. loy Mc~ ...... s-.1129 . !1111--------------at Home 1n Newport Beach. • Bdrm., popular 2·atory MAURYSTAUFFER Xlnl home oo large cor-HOYAaDWott.I SEAi.JON REALTY ner lot redueed for fast Swim fr practice putt.lng Aa Reduced to 1189,000. J IDIM & FAM IM II you dare ... the pnvacy is there in tbis four bedroom. pool home. Located near So~th Coast Plaza and fresbly painted outside. Call 7SZ-Ull20 • Jr 9UAIL UDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES OLD COllOMA DelighUuJ 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in jmmaculate condition. Plans are available for 2 bdrm .• 2 bath second unit. Great opportunity for home or investment. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 507 Marguerite, CdM. $159,000 IACI IA Y HORSE COUMTRY Large yard with corral for 1 or 2 horses. The home consists of 3 bdrms. with den & frplc. in living rm. New carpet, freshly painted & new kitchen floor. Just reduced to $88,000. Open Sun. 1·5. 20291 Orchid, Santa i\na Heights. MARYB.OUS VIEW! Of cean, bay & night lights. 4 Bdrm., family rm. home in Broadmoor I. Supetb family area with pool & parks. Close to tennis, beach & schools. $315,000. Open Sat/Sun. 1-S. 2501 Windover, Corona del Mar. G'HMS & &1= IR Y Surround this gorgeous golf coo.rse home; dramatic pool area with used brick planters & wood decking accent entry to this spacious 5 bdrm., 4 bath home. Sunny, large kitchen has darling brkfast. area with rap-around bay window~ Mstr. bdrm. suite boasts sittlng rm. with frplc. &: wet bar. $359,500. Open Sun. ,.~. 30381 Greens East Dr., Laguna Niguel. IEACH H•IAWAY Quaint 3 bdrm .• 2~ bath home ideally located 1 block rrom the beach; newly carpeted & each bdrm. has its own lerrace. Just reduced to $169.000. Open Sun. 1·5. ~ Neptune, Newport Beach. Palermo Model; lar1e famil:J nn.. 3 baths & formal dinlaa rin. ....... Slm.1.S. l'ID Pt~ Aahle)t, N.B. BLUFFS BEAUTY Large. lovely end unit. CanneHt.a; 3 bclrms., 3 baths. frplc. & communi· ty pool. $1-58 .500. Sat/Sun. 1·5. 2128 Vista Laredo.(OlfdelOro> GUARDED GATE : 3801E.CstHwy.CdM 51.ASHiD $100,0001 aale$79,llOOwNAfrFHA instead in Country Club J.213N. ~y, Laauna Bayfroot 3 bdrm .. 3 bath terms. RV access. CalJ: aettlni on 4 acres o( home + gueat apt. 546-2313 beautiluJ trees. l bl. to A.!~~J ... IMPltOF&Tm ___ .,_ .. _IM ___ •ISbared pler, fee land. D'f"''"<1·•'\°"""'D11t111<1 · Newpcirt8cb.2bl'condo 876-4890 Callfora~·t.now ! I• I end unit w/frpl, dbl 1ar.1--~-a,..;:;___Tl_~_o_r_Ji&J __ UVIOM IALIOA IY OWNER ~ur_.ofl:~IT# ·~lt~ftH\t ~=.;~tp~vS:S~~: =e~o:!tet~ OCIAHFllOMTFOI Cameo Bighlands 4 3601E.CslHwy,CdM _ --·-"s-='·~ Doesn't burt to look ! House i.n dnt &bape. re-OMLY 5149,000 Bdrm. 675·6396 aft 67J.5354 Ownr/Agt. Adults. CaJI ady to move In. Act 6pm/Wlmds. 1213N.CltHwy,LafUn• 3Br. 2Ba. fresh paint. va· 642·4155 or Open Hse 545-48•.ooo Rare oceanfront condo ~---------411.m ca.at, lrl co tio N Sund. TOP floor with fantastic CdM Duplex. xlnt cor loc. --------del Mar. v pa • esa 1---------view. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, din· So. of Hwy. 700-700"'1 --------111.500 557'8470 OPa. HOUSE Ing rm & fireplace. BegonJa. $152.500. Call CHIMA COYE SUteAY 1.5 Security bldg. 1ubterra· ror appt. 175-7424 art. 5 Fanwtk 3•000 square AIAHDOHID 2729 StwW.d nean gar. CatJ Pepper M • F . Court es Y to foot luxory home just 3 IDllM ~n~ Agt, for appt. _br_rok_en_. _____ , steps to ocean and bay! Huge Cinderella, located Mesa Verde est.ate. 3400 ,.,_, ""'-'-rt.I d ...... · t I d sq ft. 4Bdnn. 3Ba. 3 yrs AVE HOUSES CCM I 'GE PLACE Beautiful 3 bdrm. Ii --------family rm., 1-story. ..W WITH VIEW OPIM SAT /SUM t 5 nu" expe y ecora.-. on ~u1e cu -e ·sac. old. SUla.900. Agt: Beth. S615EAWAIDDR. tri-level retreat with :!idt ~o~d firs. us4'.d 714.964•2431• 835.0211 • 2 BR Charmer! Mint elevator, hu1e booua . rp c. Located m ·pagerl9515 557.7232 cond. Priv. beach ac-room. wet bar and new desirable College Park • · We have five lovely homes from SB0.000 to ... 0001 Call us for ., tour! Owner will help finance ! 752-1920. ' 9UAIL PLACE Jaamlne Creek bome. Sr.5 TO OCEAH Xlnt & lovely appoint. Spac:klus 4 Bdrm, den, 3 meats. 2 Yens old. beautlfully tJled baths fr $244,500. Sun. 1-5. 41 ahowen. Pict )'OW' color deck inspires entertain-area. A steal at $83,000! lfG IOMUS lOOM ceaa. Boat atorage. 1ft .. , One r '-l d t Call ...... 2313 ..... o a a n a : '""' · Huge 600 aq n add-00 more=er0:...2343 $3:50,000. By appointment Of>f,..,,,0.11\•11,.,,oHJ""'' bonus rm. 3 br 2 ba. PllOPStflES"' Whiiewater. Corona del on c p ta . K It c hen -------- Mar. w /custom wood cablneta CAMIC> 10,. Tl l:JO P.M.I Jmly.Call9UA1L f11D1tt11111 ~~r~~ MISA- BAYCIEST One of Newport's lov- eliest areas. wtlb wide ic.. treea.flowen. adja· cent to the Upper Bay. 3 Bdrms., 3 batha It lar1e family rm. sua.ooo. Sun. 1-5. 15011..incolD Lo. BAY &BEACH IUl.TY 159-8811 a> Newport Oenter Dr. Newport Beach 1IMMISAMYOMl1 . and top Quality builttns. 118 .. 4HDS Free standing Franklin Shady • teehaded floral ftreplace and wet bar. 2 patio froat entry. BW:k car garage w /elec slate floon. Big ocean p• •cE --== -stora1e. Se. today at • BR3 BA fr formal diDe. 1.M 2742 Portola Dr. Opeo r--a-•• lot .... PllOPBTIIS.. Vlllaie Walk. below House Sat/Sun lO·&. .........., rm ... e oo '"e market. 2 br, end wtit S-.~ bhtfs • /OOJy trees •sty condo. Only $59,900. to be seen from rear Great terms. Owner / yard Pool & lge dec!k opener. Wired for cable view llvtq room hosts 10,.. Tl l:JO P.M.t TV fr •·z·· channels. musi•e stone fl.replace.--------• BEST PRICE IN TOWN Spacious family room for a new home in thls and open tltcben combo. TOP LOCATION. 3 8'Jac. bedrms. Covered patio full lenitb of home PRJCEllDUCID witb ocean view! Priced oo this amall tear-down to aell faat! Call now. bouae on Eut Bay Ave. 752-1700 • XJet location, R1 i.oned. ()llf"' 1119 •II~ It.IN IOlll NICI• Priced to aell al Sll0.000 C.-forWw•tiall ... lhlplex Vallle Bk:r. 551-2885 r:oca front pauo. done 1n ru Jasmine-lg 4 br. 2"'1 . Franoscan tile. spacious ba Cronl house w /1 bd No qualify-Dramatic, nu 2 side yard on N side. a.,l. SZ20,000. Open Hooae sb'. 3Br, 2~ ba. Nr bcb. --------Orange & lime trees on l.SSat!&m Bkr. 759--0636, l"1dn $l29,950. 646-l035 Exceptional bar1aln. South. Owner wtconsider N).S6S IYOWHB•POOL• ~·ft, 3 brm 2 ba. liv. 2 D d TD . Q u I ck Uttlelltof!EM Elec •Bdrm. 3Ba. den, '::11tn'1am ,:m1blwt1cianths. ~ct~~.'::;: Oo prof Inda cpd many · · · Res. 557 · '729. Of~ frmovb~h~ol:!ia2y b~ xtraa. Hual sell, under ~~_!.YDrOwnOpner. S223/S 2J.M20.3649 ' appraisaJ SlOB,500 Open ..-.11.1~ • . --------modeled&refurblsbed.:J Sat/Sun 1-5. Wkdys. ~or957-0350,ev99. IYOWMB ~~=====-"--• bdrm. 2 ba, lrg fam rin. 3 st.S-7428 car gar. patio. All new · . 3 bdrm, 1'4 ba. Super ~THE -REAL 1 ESTATE RS ----__./ DWI.IX items lnclu: copper 975 DenverDrive. $ cond.Nracboolslsparks A new oftedill 1n CdM . l!lumbtq, wiring, heat-Prinonly. u...a.e ~·· STS.000 874 DarreU St Owner'a unit baa 3 BR, 2 Ing, roof, crpta, drps, * Tl.ux * ,..._ 548--Z53S be, le 2 ftnplaces, 1 1n paint. & complete kit. .,. __ , C M 1,L y 11 ld In the 1ourmet Ir cben oft;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; tbe master BR! Newer 1 Features redwood beam .,,,..,, · · ,,... r "0 i this 3 bedroom home.•• Just at.epa to Eaatbluff BR unit ove~ 1ara1e. ceWnga. wood paoelin1, $111.~. Owner anXlous. Eatiq area, fireplace &isier alee 3 br. formal court.TblaEaaternfeel·I~~~~~~~~ Pricedt.oaellal$197.500. 2 frplc 'a, akyll1ht. Qabmtt.BkrS52"°'34 aod microwave lo dlnln1 rm. separate Ing. ~ey atmosphere Clf hh -IMdt I Ol I SbowD by appt. 640-SW. Sl88,500. By owner /Lie ME&4 VERDE kitchen. Pallo. t86.IOO. l'Uelt apt. ()pen house wttb mYWn1 convel'lla· •••••• .. •••••••• .. •••••• R.E. agt Cell 842-3850 By owner. 3 br 2 ba, BKR. C&ll~1720 &In. 1·5 pm. 3'7' Orange tionareaandllvlqroom1._ _______ •I AskforGlenorJohn family rm. frpl, fenced Av.. (or. Santa Isabel>. facint . apacious 1reen-1" ~ yrd Reduced to ...,.. 900 N<.SOApnt. belt. a Bdrm, 2 full t>etha """'THI COAST 2Z7 PolaMttlcl as .needs painUni""~tc. •tatn. Rare Q model. New cuatom home. LWt· --------1 Particular people want 2980 Jacaranda. Call Open Saur Sun I ·5 AblqatSW.000.GoVla· urySBed,2000sqft+ad· °""SUM l·I thla perfect home. Open after5.675-8461 .... CT NOi E ta del Oro to Umbroea to ditionaJ livlnl qu.rten, 2 houae Sat /Sun t . 5 --------.._ ______ _ l 1 B b 3131Raqueta. bed.2ba. JASMIMIC... sm,soo 8)'0wner.3br2ba.h'p1,._ _____ _ ~ E. 23rd SlrMt 7 beaut. new cu1tom bomea Oft• quiel cul-Ge· ~. 4 br. 3 ba, 2 trplca .. much more. lat ~ of· fend. lfurT7 ! Tbe"f .,.., 'l Jul. Call 552·•H•. m-07IZ; M2·218'. mmacu ate aycrest ome for OPENSATJSUN\.S AAllACHllTI. 8Qmiatmdl.2Br6den, BEACHTUIERLTY. new cupet. drapes. & OCIANVllW couple, maybe favorite aunt or 400UJ-dll• RIJJ.! 311!~~~~1lJEeal I be. beaut decorated. l'lMSll Jilt. tn.500.~ ..,. IOO!I housekeeper. 2 Separate bdrm. auites, 11;cJl~~-111-~-~ _.. .,.. .. & llllmac. "11.ly upp-aded. 2 Br 1 ba with bi boo •' .. huge family dining rm. with 2 frplcs. A . -.... 4tWIOO ~~~~~d~,:.u~~ =~•.fvtn, 11=1 rm: Add z ~:Dita':! ftu.S:.:!::ar~!r:~::"· RV/Boatspace. Vacant&ready. Just •• pool• tHnl• crts. areanetUedamoqtree. ""1'faclnaparlr.m ,soo. educed to $117,900. Open Sat/Sun 1·~. Co;_...... IOU SIJ7,000. lined cruk. Cnyo PriD.oal)'.6'2·9868 WISTCUffAllA IY o~a Commodore, Newport Beach. ..•••••••••••••• .. ••••• llSHOALDlm uclu1ion, •Bdrm. ITOWMlll Stl.OOOU "" 316.11 I I YOUIHOMI .. ,000. Owaer/aat. For ASSUMABLE LOAN Sleiie to Manner's Park a Bdrm.'" ba, lam rm • ..._... LIDO Ull&W'.!.!! ~ 28dnn, m.. t•-.-..-app't.MO-m3. 9•Lm. lsWeat.cllltPlau. Love· frplc.NrSo.CoulPlata. Newer; on cbannlna '"":treet to i':tr dTC:~'-!·d 1·:~~ "'"" ---HAllOI VllW 4 BR i~ bath: BBQ. dbl 1 "f J~ · ~ b • 0 11 ~C:,. ~~~.'k area· trada 4 n.a--3 ba._ .. _ •-fa lly po11maon. R·2 for addl· • Bd.nm.. femJly rm.. rpic, Med Verde exec ma _•_ · •--------. DU.HUii., MIO • m lion. ·2 blU to beacb. maaalve lot· criap Is area. Reduced. Try .......... ~ ·c~·;>'· Open Sun. 1..C. 124 Via Open today. brlfbt! ar~a ·s beet ~o!wcaah :.,:dTD ~00011Att CH OPEN&AT/SUN 1.s • · · Aaent. ""'8011 v a u e , • 2 l o . o o o . carf'1 .... , ~ WU.00. Nr Harbor. · Leueiopt.lon, contraC!t. or trade. Owner1art. Chanblq 1 Bdrm home. J L.YOUNG RLTY teue. 546-1554 Qmet •treet. tarae lot. N.es40 HMTINOS•CO. -..SAV•D• t.an.lfor2ndunlt. ·---,ou-u __ _ JlEALTORS Mo.6580 ..... -'' ---e, lar1er t ~~~~~~I ..... -""'"'" STOMIN.UCI fA&.LIHLOYI ~ s.11.,tlllliw.y '\r. lwnary home, 4Br. SIJ,IOOU Your C)tlvat• ruttle 1mm~1 ... l)OIHHlon. 3 • ~~··000· By 4Br famnn VAtenna• h~en . JACUZZI. I IJM'clout 28drm, ZBI. •it· OWQel' ' _. _ • Bdtm+tlUd,. 2 ba. ()pen cellent condition. R-2 for BY OWNER 4!lun nr nu tioi.-e U..$ Sat/Sun ... m 1~a:.C:. Supt•/· 4Bdrm1 !!Ba, famlty, DJDVIW Redwood <lhu Verde>"- llSUOO bolu. tal&Dd, I.rs patio, IUlAL EllTA."1"1: -.oao. ED BROlt&llS ,..,_...,1 1 cul~. AV Ok. UNIT ""_,. twest.ments mdiirmftt. M2-e311 ...._ Sllllld ...... u. ..... .....,u. l " .. • lj •••• .... ••• ~ii, 1111 ..... .. .. o ,, .. ' "" • • II -· ,, .. ·~ h I t ... .. ... •• j o~ .. ''! .. 'l ' ' .. " : .. . . ... ' I 'I .. ' ' ~ . I'. ut I ..... !~~~!!!.~~ ...... ~.~!~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~.~~•• .. ••• ~-~~ ....... ~:.~~....... Sunday. Augutt &. t978 DAM. Y !tit.OT OJ.~ C....Mwi Ill .,_,.. IOH .... , ....... IMO IW: , • .._.. 1040 llMlt IM4....... 1044 tto.MtFwW. HwesForW. Ho.MtForW. ...................... . ...................................................................................................................................................................................... . ONIOfAllMO a.o•TOMAllMA INTH& .. 'S; ftttewltla .. ,,........ r1•111U1s' TUl1\.9IOCK#Z .,..... .;1044 ~.... 1048 ~..... le.I <tBr ...._ v_.. lilome 8lfQl .,.. • ......_ aBclrm ,...._ ,......,. • ~ ....._ tWDhn:M wttrpac r.....uv VllW·Sl2t.to01 I •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• .......................... ••••••••••••••••••• ~/Mpua.l• motMr·ln l"'la. ~-aq ft' ~I IM ft...,aat. lo Nr beacb. Owur. llftllr Twtlm>ek Broadmoor /I.\.. C ... ...,.......... 1_.,_.. .-, _...~ nn. •lcoc*· ... ._ ~ plan z bo1t1 lovel1 Dll't'WOOD ~ & NliallALTY -OonoPlat'e U4-mau. IJOt.. • I la, camel IY OW"t• Tbla bu1e detached try Wood paneled '"A-).+.-J>1 A \\ nV1 ~ .. ""' OPl:NHOUaMJNI s ........ •APoc .... . ... tolduac IN UlVINE GROVES. fooChlll view. AU Ule en· ... wcooo-••• 4~ 1000wnco•--uurv'' lltmA.&ALTOIS :'r'a •aurlltof paint Bdrm be Lallftl Model'-Ideally flrcpl_,ee. Formal dlnJna !nJoy tbe flnut ... J ~ 497-2461 TSH47S MUITllLIJ "' u l Vacut, Red :~~·!~~ ttt .~oo '. kat.edooa1reenbelllt room. Floral atrium =.!':=;!:~ (-.)~ ",,.... ~ OCIAMROMT zoe• 4 IUSIMllS Lutt '-ctl ~. = lobtrU R. £. mdotcul•aac. Zdoon lat.a walerfall1 6 POQd. UNreelea include: mlr· New l11llnt at Al••o • ~ Pr I ud ••II be Io w n-. DOOi aod apa. A 2 Lar1t wood we led liml· ronict wardrobe doora. aa. .. .._ ~ ..... ......._ a Bctnna. dee, Pll. .. ~SUM ti-I 1\oy t .,..room bomt '1 room. V.,y briabt • cent r a I a Ir. The ~~b.· ·v!.. ~!.t.~~ + • .n .. a-s l\o\ .. --" vtew llCOIATOa wlh lue• famlb room. OIJlb kitcbeo, Oorleoua D If d .. d I ,,_ _, ~.,_.., uu loutloo No ....on:;.~ Jobn llr, l8a, eoner lot l&tCHCOteO central air ancl LOTS decontor muter win• r.!wr!.1':':m. 2i.: st REAL ESTATE balcb.oc':J.000 .,.0 ._ ==~el IL, -~---1 l9w d llJ Ah h 11081:. Only $10l.IOO. H 0 II E P' U L L formal dlnlDI and a .. "' ---l kwa OCIAM& ;;;1::;:':'.:'• aAC\mt11tacquetClb) ~..._nowforde&allaud ~~osf~1L11oTo~I~; famil)'kitcbm.'lberllt,l GR&ATIST SPOT ON ~m~nsl::~·i~t~ 146-1666 .. <lenial oven, MW N9Wb' CUltom detonated l ao d hap e d -mu c b a... at tbe riaht price · 'JUE HILL! Build YOW' S.Uliful ocean • awaaet •a==·.~ of :::-::'!·a:~;:: ::'!;..'~. ~~.~ ":! rnoretCaUnow7Q.1100 IUIZ.!00 ~b·i~:'wabt~':'.ti:: ~~~~ .,_~OOOSAl.I °"°· llarbor. cit)' • .,.., 1u heat.a pool wtnnkenUletublnmatr ON1111119 •1tP11N•o111 "'"'' 115.000llyouactnow. • ...Ch, q, • nl111t. wtu.all....,eleaftlDI •am.ooo.<>wnernm 18fill I ~famu 2 ~··huge _.;;:==::;::===:.i ~~-::.·~U:: =~'Lil:'&~:!:i~ MMmev• ~JIHlll~ ~:C:!U:t~:~z!: ,,,. .. 1 :~·,.·:·.~.~in\ ""'IJeL-.1 I --------· __... ad ....,.y .. tattle for ...UNd ~ .. ao.cm dowo·oear ocun ' --··-····-.. ua.1 3 bedroom. 2 bath ~ ;:e~ v:::l 4ftll a ~•t.iiOe. Mmt .. u. or~ lloml. Jn,900. + E6oa Hi. Xtra lj 4 bome In La1una at 0 ....-. NII.~ .-ialUPM. br, dea. rec rm. pool+ JMIV'S ~ .. WI ~.Xln'tview. atreet.C1SZSS0..e_.~ ..: ; l I : f .",' t Oo4 Natal .,.. • IRPIOP11•u1ES l*tio.llJ!~Aus•taClr. WAI .,..._ •y ""W"V'"' llHa Verde. f'o•r 4t)..t•1a4tM100 llNNO,.,._OIO IAMCHIW.TY ..nnrw Pool s p E c TA cu LA R North end. ocean 1lde of ~ l 'M&la _.. w -.-.,. _.....__. 111·2000 nK•a for year 'round -UOY· WHITEWATER VIEWl1 hwy.; 3 bdrml .• 2 bat.ha. _,. •· P'ar LalllW'll•&J 11YUS -•' ._.._ mem. 4 Bdrms .. z~ ba., )'Oura from tbh 2 prtvateatrium.1Z25,000 Ucmalll 8T_.. IOJJ Ou ,._. afford a &otal l>ESPERATI: Deerfield townhouse, Of H•ES extended lam. rm. PLUS bedn>Om. 2 bath home. A 0 Y 0 ~4;~~ ;;;_~~;~;;;_~;; ;:lbfl~i:si.m::.\.:~ :.::t'i:-~ acs:,~· /::.~ ~~ ~~t 2::,::aJ:~ ~ = =~~ multaee ... $131,500. ~.~t~ 8:~ ~~~~~~~~~ OWW". JOU AAkmoo. dryer, refrl1erator. Otter! finiabecl patio. 182.900. 14Z61S1alwa themostadivefam1ly. NORJSK ·Grealineocne Ylew.1110.000. -••H.GMml Biqdetobeach. walk to WJM1111• By<>wner.~ Aauper ~bedroom. air lrocnpnMDtleoutundl~~~~~~~~~ -i:!!'!~~~~~iir~~til•~•'-•i;;,-1100~34 aho plaa Offered at IJ'91461 ~ ~c:.:;:l!~ much future potenUa1.I· IWSI ... te-. . ~ Completely remodeled AT OCEAN; North end. S BK. a JM tOWilliOii» •-•••u•• .. u••••••• m • . . ~ Aa1..a1 u,ooo DOWN ble cove.red paUo lot with \oU ~ eedar, ln •ncl deluxe 2 BA. 2 ba. OYO IPOCll. cw..OU.. Pri ·nu ~EL BE.Al11'Y. 4 1f1 ' • • ~~ .Jt1 aummereoteltainment. ouL. brick wort. loada of apt. Lee· liv. Elee. aar .. iolellat• GOG.· Br. a ba. ~ sharp. n r.u Dlvortt. 4 Yrold duplex. Bfaaiid new 2 BR! Never charm plua view and deck. sua,ooo. Owner -OPEN sAT /SUN 1..s Dit neif-bomood· Price · : -=:: z.=,.th !:.~ lived ID townliome. bu 3' Wbla9.. walk to beacb. South finucet DnlUdunoadWay =· is.ooo. Bltr, lbt..U 4 bdrm. 1._ ba, aamr everythlnct Pool,temilil, ~t!::!~:1:~ 1...quna.sis7.500. '-:,>:;;::'· IY Acasa ~ m1 frm bcb, xtna. IW/MHH. faami• aauna. Carefree central air, up1raded ENJOY THE GOOD•-------- 4 BR 2 FOi i 174.500. By Owner IJ'91461 iv~1! Enjoy equity carpet.a • dupea. Walk lJFE in tbia qualll)' 3 Ocean/Canyon views 11•~-~a:.r;>:· Jbr2~ba ... apt. +pool MM750 :iitb~':ft ~~r:te•::~t!! topool.apallpark. '1573CAM"'5Dll~hMICE bedroom 3 bath bome. 120.000 moves riaht bome. Owner feavlng + tenoia. 173,900. Priv.partywantatobuy4 1 ... 1!19• worries! Why wail. lake Fabulous for entertain· bu.yerin.3BR,den.2ba. area. 875-7414SeeSatl·5 br bome in Hunt. Sch Hwll• 1042 aamartatep and call the #JI .. ......, ·~-inl and family enjoy· f°':~l din1·g. frplc:..} OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 frompriv. party. 541.3173 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Penonal Service People ID Turtlerock la tbla -··-meat. A.Datmolpbere ol· pa.._, MW Y decoi'at ...... 30IBowu~·G POOL HOME VERY PRIVATE acarce &i popular 3 Opltts.d9y I S privacy u well u a Im med poueulon. -., rem Open Houae Sun. 8/8. ONTHESAND Harbour Townhouse 3 nowt bedroom family home IJDtld&". 1~vt.wolt.be Pacific IOxlOO' coiMl-lot. Flexi· 1.Z-5. lOGt Nl&hlintale. a br pen~e. Hunt· BJl, s ba, utll r~. lloyalPropertlet wtlb formal d1nlnl room A..M11 .. i.tf1.uuaoc1w .. •bt and brl1bt ll&hts. ble terms $175.000. By Lachenmyer E. of Brook.burst. N. of lnltoa Pacific resales. Spanlah patios. brick 642-1130 4'ceotralalr.Communi· ..n;a"~ainlle~ 1215.000. OW'IU',GM444,494-9986 Ellil. 5 br 2~ ba. fonn. Raoor Mu. UMOA frpk, all luxwy appta + t1pool6te11niseourts. .._ .. din rm, pool, Jae. 1u ~I jac a auoa & end ..... t oo 1reenbelt. "OUl'A SIGlfl'" ii this 3 BBQ.sua,500. IACKOMMAlllT clbhae O~r traoaf'd Woodbrid&e Sycamoce 2 14H40.al Nearpool,Jacum.tennis bedroom. 3 balb at ~ ~ F _900·8 pt·--· sty •el (amUy bome. 4 andbiketraila.*79.900 -ooo Call to TIBURO... vwua at.el an· -· Y•P ,_. • ......, BR. 2~ ba, hlgJlly up. A Walnut Square 3 Calw..... -· · us tee " tulle 4 • l._ ba ded 88 Bl J bedroom ccndo. Walk to thisoutatandinl home. Rt·aity Inc .,.b. 1918 b 13 r, I 79 l"-"+SWlo 4 1ara1ea. beam ceil· lap, much paneling. (rplc'aek. A blk Victoria Beach. Ocean views, xlnl Sl.lper ab.up ' BR, 2~ bouile. Walk to beach. OPe. SUM I J..S gra ' ue ay • 644-7211 Be. Townhome. Up· IW/M•Hk IXIC HAllOUI ~house Sal /Sun Herit.aaePark4'acbools. P R I M E F 0 R cond. By Orier. 1239,500 DEVELOPMENT · U _-..s ______ _ $73,SOO 3 Bdrm. waterfall. fish pe>Dd. Gorte<M.la p•tlo, creepln1 CbarUe will llay. c.11~9181 I 01'~ N HOU '>t F!! ~t rY / traded crpts. raised din· 536-146 t HOMI tng room. brick BBQ. 16251 s-ta SACRIFICE etec. car door opeoner + Beacbwalk condo. 2 br 1~ 2 beaut new 3 bdrma, 1800 sq. ft. Steps'° pool. ba. dbl 1an1e. Im· ....... La totally upgrade d . All Uda for only -5,900. maculate Olli Sat/Sun Btfl 3500 sq ft custom de· 6n-43J.L Openltouie9ia~ ............... 1·10 conted home located --------- lmll Columbia River Ct. ._ . .....,...... around the comer from --------•I <E·Brookburst, S ·Adult condo. security pvtbeacb.5Br,3Ba,fam OMTHILAO Talbert> . gate. 2Bdrm. 2Ba. up· rm, formal din rm. liv at Ranebo Su lo.quin EXEC. REALTORS graded and access to rm. aunken We tub. wet 1olf course In Irvine. 841-4313 million SSclubbouse. bu. Owner (714) 846-0072 Panoramic view, located UHCHUALTY 551-2000 IRBI~ Corp evtw on 12tb lairw•1 faclna IXC8'TIOMAL 6u,.771z. -.,..------10-4-4 lake w /unique view or -,.-15-TIG--IO_U_S_ 4 Bdnm. + lamil)' rm. ftolf cou.ne mt.ns. le nlte FREE! ~n cost to look! uu. . e &1 com """" y ADULT CONDO tea. 3 BR 2"" BA. 2 You deserve it! Lovely 3 lt .. _ '\ ...... bom . r:---1 ...................... . This 3 BR rlU)ch is not refurbiabed, in ovely bdrm COLLl&IPAIK levels. Entry has bedroom & dining room "Just like the others!" Mesa Verde. 189.500 Breezy 2 • 1~ ba, 1 2 Br. den, highly up· waterfall 4' koi Pond. Ex· home wtlh extra room in Superb landacaping sur· PAUL MAmM ~~ ·.~ crpl t, tile entryi eraded Purdue model. tensive upgrades. Wood eara1e. Surrounded by rounds attractive pool ln llAL IST A Tl .. pauu, poo •spa, tenn s, Price reduced to $87,900. paneling w /floor to ceil· green bells & close to l'mpe bl l t · ed sauna, clbbae, sec gate, n...i .. ' 1ft .. -•-Top qual1'l , .. ,_ i U tta Y man atn 64._7313 ~ ml to ocean off _c.eacrow. "'6 uuuvrs. Y everyuuul n niversily yard! Home boas ta. ---------! Newland 182,000 Owner PLAZA MIWPOIT home. Princlpala only. Park. siar.soo. Call now C'Aluln&waretopkJtdlen IW1!19•leeclt 1040 -.53f7 Open Howle Sun IW.TY 975-0616 Call for appt. Days, fordiredlona. w/blln breakfast nook. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•5 --------957-8955, Eve8833-2792 Convenient family area -------- " real wood burning COMMU'Tla fa.replace! A 1uper value ._,. ...... 11t •.950! Treat youraell .--5'o>.- -to happier bviq & call 4 BR 1._ Ba 6 blc boous now! room for 1maU price. ROY AL PllOPBTllS Well Aocated home, our ·WHY RENT DONALD M. llltD Aueci.ttK.l .. lttn IY OWMB.f'OOI. . 9% assumable loan /Jn "llGEL [111.ll[T ~ A55UllATES WHANYOUI PUASUIE? llCJ'el OG Mulholland Ir Cabuenla. SU mil. EXPAND THIS OPERATION and reap the IUllest benefits from um top -.uon beauty salon. Owner must sell. Priee reduted to Si!Q,000. Bike to tbe late from your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath townbome in Wood· 1106So.CoulHiwa1 brtdce. Feeling lazy! LAGUNA BEACH Stroll to the pool close b)'. 4t7·24S1 Want solitllde? Take a FREZ PARKING sunbath on your sec I laded vuta1e Fair Mall redwood deck. This' ___ ..;;... ____ _ home bu all lbe fine qualities of an SlcS bum home. HURRY ON THIS ONE! 188,SOO. Calforclthiih 642-721 I /JD.NIGEL liAll L 'f • A55l)[,I\: LS OP84 SUNDAY l·S lJtJASMMST 4 + BR. 3 BA. wood & brick cbann. coukt be 2 uniU. Terrific loc. Reduced to $245,000. 11.akeolft!lr! 64~ 1130 parks, schools, sboppin,r ========= &freeways. For ... 950. °'84HOUSE Come Ir vilit lh1I deelra· ble 3 Br Dutch Haven home. 1T1'2 San Doval. (Eat°' £4-arda, aoutb ol Slater> ()pee 1-S Sun· day. Priced to aeU al S29,.llf0. For more lnfo. WHEN YOU CAN BUY? We have condo• and patJo bomea for tale, lllO.ooo . rro.ooo. Tennit. poiok, apu and wel•bt room. Leu than 1 year new. Call today. SmalJ down. 5 bdrm. 31=========- be. lrl countrY tit. Walk 1-------• LAGUNA CAMYOM I.OZ Acra, liODfld M • lA w fl BR b&e. 1uest apt. 2 waraboules 6 olc. Xlnt fU>andq 1185.000. ALSO. DANA POINT CORNER-R·!, 40xl00 w /llice I BR • den bouae. room for addlog unit. AaldDI., .soo t.enna. Big Family? UttleMone ? Let'• look at um • la 2 Ba home! Most sought· after area in town! Work easy kit.cben ! Larae liv· ing room radiates ho1pltallty le charm! Easy a ccess 2 car aaraae. Solid value at $78,5001 Some smart family will 1nap tbia up today! Call The Personal Service Peopl~Now! Royal Pr:-r;rffe• 642-1 30 OPPTY KNOCKS If you can afford f150 pe mo. and you want a ne 2m0aq ft 4Br. 38*. 3 ca garaae hillside home Get $5,000 and cal 644-7556. IT"SCOOL! Mesadel M area. 4Br, bl g pool, den w /bar 197 ,500. Owne will help finance. Prin only. Call owner for ap ~7S30 °'84 SAT JSUM Newly painted, 3 br 2 ba w/fam rm. frpl, cat ceillnp . ..,,500 . 754-0?.86 752 POOLTlr.{E MESAVEJmE Spaclou• 4 bedrm le family rm with Hit pool. Nicely decorated w /Wallpaper IJ other up aradel. Cloee-eo z got courses. Only Sllt.500. David Bourke, Rltr. S.9850. Dl.IYllY 156 Mau.&. PL <So.afZZDdSt. o1r <lnlnle). Tb» l bdrm + dea OD Jl.J lot ii \be bat starter In town I fll,500. -Omtur7 21 DoJlt Oom· ,. PM1Y Realtors. 541-USI. ......... 1026 ....................... ~ I ' -. • W I 1 \I I> ~ . j w.,, ~t Hun11nr11n &tillh OPIMHOUSI SUNDAY IJ..S 204-7\b St. · 250 steps to the aand ! Private callBubar•.--- ADULTCOHDO Brea)' 2 bdrm, 1~ b•. l ltry, new crpl, Ule entry •patio, pool, spa. tennis. sa\.Ula, clbbae, sec aate. 3 14 mi to ocean off Newland 182,000 Owner ~7 Open Houae Sun 1-5 courtyard to soaring 2 ---------• story 4 bdrm a! Green CHARMER house + deck . w /white Lov~edit t I 3 BR water view! A de· .__-s Ye · 2 ua e on quiet cul· corator's delight at de·sac. Onl)' $85,900. S138,500! Stop by or call: Woo'tlutl 84Hi010 ~11968-4602 ~ I I -. ~ • I~ I \ I I ' 7713 M"n Sl Hunhorton Be.1th roke.ra rey646-7'14 Notice: ~ Bonus lo ae.lliq agent! SPUSH SPLASH Ill your OWD CUilom pool. With ovenlJect but.er It ruter. Qmounded b)' gz care yard 6 encloeed cbUdreoa pJ*J yard. H.a1e f'am Rm .tr kitchen. make tbia 4 Bdrm, I beta borne e facn1l7 mane C:~:~bl. Call for lwther . ~ . • II I I ' ' .... W•r 1•un1 'H"'11 "' '" Pennington Properties UHCHUM.TY HJrZOOO cH•auau Deerfield Townhome to acbooll, park • ahop- ptna. SllT.500. 55~or (.213) 373--1898 . Plan n. end unit; tas:a• Owner desperate. Beaut. cove~e~ patio. air· S.S twnhae. compl. up· coodWoning & other ex· p-aded. poola & tennis traa. A find at 183,500 --Muat -ll "'"""· 7""" MAURYSfAUFFER ~-· .... ~ ....., SEA LION REALTY LOW I Oo/o DOWM 3&01E.Catffwy,C<lM Plan 4 patio home 673-53S4 185.000. 2 br & c /den. 1213 N. Cat Hwy. Laguna loeda of eiaras. 49'7·3388 Cl.I.EGE PARK OPDI 1-5· 3661 PIMIST. 4U + IOMUS St 16.900 CORNELL PLAN. in mint condition. "showroom sharp with all the goodies". Barely used, maintained with pride. H1 1 " (I I'; l '> ,\ \! : I . ·!~ l .111. : ' I , , ')·1·' r,.,1 A ,,..11 t t""'\t1lt,'1 t>• I l\I 1 AJ t•ICAM HOME REALTORS 494-1001 494-7113 TNtllAICHIAY 4BR. 3BA. pool, spa & ocean view! Steps to ten· n1a court & private beedl. SM0.000. DENNIS BUSH IJlatobal•hde •tt-4551 PAMOIA.MIC YllW Dramatic ocean view from this hldeaway home ln upper M)'stlc Hi111 . Brigbl & btrl. spacious • alry 4 bdrm · 2 betb neatJed peacefully 8moftJ the bills 4' ocean. Xtra tee lol. All lhls 4' much more for only si•.500. 648-mt c:= Walker Glee A GREEM THOUGHT IN THE SHA.DE! Locat· ed on aedlldecl &rounds a SHORT STBOLL FROM THE BEACH AND VILLAGE . W I 0 UT ST AN D l'N G VIEW OF THE SE ' Unique two ·&tor arc~ec:ture w /deW. uterior of BOARD BATTEN WEATIIERED BY TH SALT AJR. Spacious bdrm. & ram. rm. n plan serviced by 2"2 balbs, features I W /RAISED COPPER" HOODED FIRE PIT parquet noon. w or GLASS EXTENSIVE USE 0 WOOD SHUTTERS - llua.er aulte opens t.hr 1UdlDt glass wall t enclosed "SECRE GARDEN'': the c may find 1eparal WIUCSllP /STUDIO RM For those who teek bome wit b charm warmth• privacy. in th much desired No. en sec:Uon ol Laruna Beach we believe this is a rar fmdforooly SZ t 0,000 M Pric• CALL TODAY' I MISSIOMUM.TY 985S. cat Hwy. La1una ..... 4t4-07JI LOOl!l Ocean Ir mt. view: bdrms .. family rm :l deck, laree yard. S4'?. Month income. Sl.39.950 I MAKE OFFER MAURYSTAUFFER ~ SEA LION REAL TY a&Ol E. Cat Hwy. C<lM 673-5.U4 ( 121.SN ~,,';j,; Laguna I OWHYOUIOWM Spacious 2 bdrm. unitf: Wh.b expansive ocean & 1\DIHl views! Beautiful ly maintained grounds. flnanclnl avail. 95,000 IUCH COTTA~I Immaculate & air conditioned; an idea starter bome or 2n home for t be c It dweller 1115.000 Ml..,_ESTA'TE A superb bome in heart of Lacuna. Bdrma., den. 2 wet ba •a llitcben to dellabt tft beart of any sourmet -.ooo. ' I t ·. .. ,, I, -• • Have you hear• 1bout Dave Bo&ienhardt '1 new creation ? Craftamanahlp 11 evldeot In evtry part OI this new home. &~au ceramic U1 and oaJt are bl Into a symphOl\y of ele-1aoce. Separate dlnina rm. famUy rm, 1ourmet kitchen, a ftnplaces, ••• muter 1Wte. unusWll cuatocn featur and a areal private view. ~---...... 0,.-... .......... ,.. '"'" ,,..c_, ••. = r ah Lua n..-. .._. NOR INS REALTY UVE IN THE HEAR OF LAGUNA . Enjo privacy and security I than half block 1.o Mai Beach. Walk lo fesUvals parka, playhouse, an !hops. This spacious brigbt 2 Bed., 2 Ba . garden apartment is onJ 116.950. AWAY FROM TH CROWDS. Beautiful. peaceful country setting. Loads ol Ox-up potential, extremely comfortabl as la. Lquna location Bed., plaa bqe den, ba ... $121,500. 494-1057 MOllTHVliW Prime view, nut to •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j greenl>ell: ll bdnm. + -+ familJ + .diniDg. lloYe in for Sl•.ooo. tl8UB.SHOllS · S Bdrm., 2~ batb townhouse; secured .. -commuolty. Tennis, IMHOM A tAL pool, tauna etc. Some Co.tJiDe view. 3 bUC• ocean view! Private bechocnl. 3 INIU.. aeoo beech part1q. a11.soo. lq ft bome that'• all for Call: ODJ1Sl•• MAURYSTAUl'RB J UMTS • YllWI SEA UON :l.EALTY Ool7 OH block froqa beach. Cl .... Now ,. duced to .Tt.500 ;~1 I if j1, 1 l, ,\ \~ l 1 :~:~ ~l::~a. Ji ',I ,11 ')'-.(Jt) ;.r,y'I '• t_,l' ft)j~H J.Jr ' ._..,l'11f TOTALLY .UPGIADB» HOME < -~..., .................... . ..,... .. •a•hN._..._ .. ._. .. ,. ..... Price •• ,...., ..... 1121.MO. 49J.1112 OCIAM DUPLEX IYllACH VIEW. Lee 4 Br & 2 Br units . $179,500. Pb 6'5-1531 Summer & Winter Rentals. MIWPOIT SHOllES lmmac. a br. walk lo beach. Community pools •tenn11~. Proper't7 HOUlelU-3850 OU..~. VACANT! llUSTSELL FAS'l'? • 11.u any oaw. A.lking $131,900. 3 BR, Z Ba. SaJU Realty. 536-7533 . Saft Clemente Hom • 1 By owner. 3 Br, 2 ba., cmplU 'y remdld in & out.: New kitchen, bath. fl.rs & j drps. 128 W San Antonio. 1 Open Hse Sat /Suri. 498-3854 or 493-0400 Ask Cc.Pam. CO%YCOTI"AG6, Cbarmiq 2 bedrm near beach. Hardwood fin, Ire yard, brick patiQ. tM.500. llGINf llALTY .,. 131-3114 Equlsltely decorated home w /Wide open feel· Ing, ocean breezes, • superb party pool & spa. Formaf dlnln1. family room. 'lb1a la the ooe you didn't think )'OU could find I C1.W MAVIH ' ,...,c.-~ Ref\u'biabed a br • den --c:.-- wltb private pool. S.Cllmlh I076 Propett)' eo.. MZ-3l:IO ·-········-·········· ~-SPOtM'f New offering on sensational ocean view lot tn prtme San Clemente neighborhood. One year old custom 3 bedroo~1 den, formal dlnlnt roo111. TU\oiW quality for pc,500. 0 " r I· I. e It l •••• M .... n o at' ,, i'. "'" ~ f,tt. Ill• "'., < ,, .. , t II "U• .... .. o "" " . ti . . O~t • I ' •• ~. "' .. 1 •1 . . ,,_ , .. ,.. Ot\ - , .... JI O!t: ,., . j . . .~, ,, .. . ~~ ·~: " ., '• . 1!)1 ~ .. I,• .... I • ., . •' I I .......... JOllir-•....... oee.-......... a...-a........ o..r....... OtMrRNl•t.t• Sunday,~Ult& 1978 OAILYPllOT•11;· ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J .....,..._. .._....._, Cu :• F :..w ....._,.. ... .., 2000 tc ••o...t. H_ .. ,_.... hd Ho.ft~ H .... u.1waUl1d ..... l ....... ~ '100 "'*"" t600 .. ;i 1t 1600 ........... \........... ._.. J400 .................................................................. . ·-·---··-................. .--........... •-•••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• IUtlTlflllllS ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Mlw,...t.._. Jl•t C:-.Mtte .JU4 ~Mete 3J2A COSTA MBA MOUttfTAIM ••••••••••!••••••••.,••• ......... •••••••••••••' ........... -...... . MIWPQll llACH OM'IMllAYI Your own Pl'l••l• beacb. 8oaUD1 racWU.. -a br l ba dbl wld•minl CGDd.tUon (~) -CGIW' Jot w/hqe brick paUo. Ideal fOf' entmah1ln1·•t end of cul-de-sat. I bl' 1 ba (Sl171740-72) • -w aUt to Cune.ry. a br 1 ba dbl wlde. Decorator hom e . <SSW s'!;tfl;ll BHt 11lie ~laton' CaU ZOtll Ctt1tury MobUe .--.. l.c rtl41 52'J.SlllO or fZlJI $tt..f'!01 \111&.U 10 PM $5000 0" f"\nancel ~ QuallfMd Bll"!cr! i"ot&rJBR onOBR. llSOIT '-"hlf91 3 br 1uper coodo. brand •MESA VERDB•. •Br. aa,.·~&I SllU(IO. Tired o1 the maddenlna 4 bdrm. a ... Priv ~h new, a~ ba, pool, dbl 2be, dbl 1ar. dabwahr, AeACIATlll crowdl? Eacape to oomm.~ut.uthto~l. pr .•. MJ.52IOI b&tol,frpl.~~~. llALTY 642.-IJll rtr.l F~. 15 !Dl ••t :oo~~~t~~~ or MU. IBdnn, lBa. upts, DRAMATIC, Dia a W. 2~ ol Rtdlandl. We ve Jblt droa w JD stove ldda be. 2•ty. FP. Nr bcb. le SIDllY SIDI ll1ted tbla lovely 2 ~0opeta:541.$11. )'d.t&'JSJ-25.8"-103$ DWLIX Bdrm+. ta1tefully d• B g A u T J F U'L Ly ~.;.;..;...~..;;;..:.. _ _;__;__1-------- You C*' Uve ln • lovely oor•i.d. aenuine split· furnished 2 Bdrm In &cier nee condo. S br. 2 t.bree bedroom a a t. lot home. Jut ireal lor prtme location. _,/mo bl, frplc. pool. 17th A O..Palat JJJ6 ment and bavep t~e •·MeOnd or ,pennanent )'riy. • Jrvlntt. $410. Adult1. •••o•••••••••••••••••• MC\lrity ol a t..ndlome = ~ ~ • priced al We ....... um r U' 8'1'Ml11. bd. 1 bl. new d&Q>le.x. moatb1y rent cbeilk from Beckma~ Real illtate ,...... ..... ,,_ 4 bdrm, 2 ba, frplc, cloeed utll. pd. yd, SUO/mo . :=-.=i c:..am:iui.a.~ m4>m-25u UMto•IOWMll 1ar. poo1, qw•t •r••·1-851-·1m _____ _ tbDM biab ri1Jn1 coetsl DJSCOvER BIA~ lo FRONT of ~ ~ 2 br, l ba hie. Call today f52-UllO. LAKE ARROWHEAD tbla deearator 4 Bdrm New pe.lnt, carpet. ~-~ -~ullt.sb. DdO pets. 9UAIL rec~ •p~y• I of BOATING edlvUy . ard. Wea aide CM .._.otl'1Al11. ' 11llnk1n bo bu.ytd bomelri&lstabuJoun1ew ~ Blf eeffn v6" .......,. rum I e $175. '-ii 2a14 bi>me• A house on eats· Jetty. Lots or 9&50. + uttl. No peta .,.. 3Dl ............ .... ....... s. 1200 rLACE tbel&kefrci.t?AlotlaU.. priY11Cy.Availabaeweekr MWOIOdaY1I08938 ...................... . ,.,.. 1100 ....................... ,.Of'llnEs .. forelt?Leutban2boun i=~NTROMES SHARP3BR1 Ba 131115Fantutic•br,2ba,lrl>lc. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 10 ACRES """' • from the beach.. ,._ 631 ,,.._,, _: .. f dllbwhr. 1arage. K.lds & .............. co,.naJt,.MJ Call Bob Clairmont, -·1400 mo.,"-CU*"5880._ or peg. tnS. Alt. No ree. A 1 au m ab l t 1 • re · ~/$17 SOCJ Or1n1• Count)' reptWeO~ Lany -...; f'll.afl .............. kYreotall. ~! .. ~l~ A abort driue1 from tat.ive. On..._~_.--1brun· ..-a NOi...., ,.._J .. -• ....,. fl r ~Porfnlo ........ --n.l'Cll ......... n....R .. Co . y Fi,...eJleall)' iU ~~';o Avail l Ba-bre-"fu-t __ .. ... -......,.aq • am I ••... • ti Lovely home with hui-e ..,._e . 11vea you a BobTUcker&t.Aaaoc · --· • -...,.,.., rm lo maiD1 yJ'd $f75 714 -• ramily room 4 auest highly dealrable area Loe•' b·Slls-7750 · 9/15/?I. ~ mos. lae. aewtq mom, way off ~--iitiirr boiue . ,.5 Storage· with fantaaUc growU1 -tP · 631-0800 street. Very private ' flEAl IEACH 1arqea, bone corrals. and pmtive cash now Latepb; 7141337-7689 .._.. .... ,_ 't d Water pd. No do115 . 5'25Sbr'*fPetllar/Yd s.,,._ .;••i•••••••••••••1•0to•'• ............ , ........ _ u a ...... -fenced. Tenm. AllGO. fi'Oiil your baveetm.al. ~,..._..... ........... •••••••••••• Avail. l/t. l300 mo.• Slult~ ..,, uu. ... _ • .._,.., (7l4lm ..-1 ~ ..a~_.._._.... -,;;r ~·r -o to mov~n 2231~ Ho--~ loSiiuilw low park rent. ._ .. arcom.,..,....,.,., ... ,... rT_,..,, &iiO 81 1 ad J202 .,___ · . __ • __ ._.,,_ .. _&nu __ _ Ca' I -1171 ....................... OR·---~ .... ,, ... JI.,,..... -r-• • • .. ...__ ·-·'· ..._ t >. ---,,_._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r a t• ,.., 'Jll4 ••••• ............. _ .. ,.. y_. tblaw• Mllllt ..._Store hh1,. ,,.,.,., 1400 .. tWlt I.I. W. IY OWNER •HOMEFINDERS LOPT BR CONDO or So ...................... .. llU~YS~~ICE-cm ~!!:'.~~ioua ....._ ....................... 1631E.17tbst,SA Lrg cmr lot, 2400 iq ft 1000.olVaeaacies Cout Piasa, new lnt, Deluxe Tiburon condo. 3 t ·-... -.... _ -...... _ _._ ...... It "'Br 2 b I ·GUNATR"" .. ., ISLE ..elCA&. sums "'-· ctup•---~~·plexea. .._ __ ·-C'"'-o ' bdrm. Allanu. All prices. patio vl•w· or ~aut . Br, 2~ be, w• bar, Air .._...., • ~. • -· ~--· "-....... .... " • a, """ ~ .... TTO SUfT '""""Buy .... ~-,· • '"""'1 w mu 'lbeleareJ\IAafew: tropica l 1arden1 It eond.pool~.8'7-4525. 'Po m&QJ wu too meo. famlly rm. Oraanic .c50, 1Br, 1Ba. ocn view, -· ........ ~ ro the de· ram rm, ofc, built ins, Sl50bacbutilpaid s~m. avlary, pool,1---'----'---- tioo. Mutt aee. •.IOO. 1arden. See to believe. pvt beach •.lDO/ Best Huntio&ton Beach veloper.(7lf)639~04 f11>lc,PGQl,4t&ueathouse. $110lbrtida/~/yd jac,saUDa,newalr.dish·' Br, 3 ba . $.W5+dep. ()peob.M..-..1. 1311-3152 fh. Space t32S mo. (213) .aree-t:IOO 1q ft m~al . IOolfttolllld HonesOK. 1129.500 (714) Sl153+dinelridsol wasberltmcn. P?5 mo. Walk to scbls, Mi.le Sq -Uoique---new--J-obn-..--L-yt_tJ_e, -.-.. <7l4)'99-l"7 =c!.o.r ~ai:'k!f°i!t!C:~ EASTSIDE CM. 4 re· 62'1-4lS3 '57.oeat $57·'8S8 :::!i>1:1:=:s.bu~p:rr~ Secluded, cbarmlll.I 3 br home w /vtew. 1177.000. llDUCID $6,000 Pacific He>sp. at Hunt· sldences on a double ...._......, U06 3Br. ze.. JI fenced ~. lOpm. · . ' , 2 be boule wtyud.' fruit Best value in hills. Thia blfl dbl wide lnclon lnt.ercomm.Hoep, wide R·2 Lot. Agt. "-dPot....,_ u••••••••••••N••••••• Nwptff&t.t, tlQOmo. yrly•---------- uw; nrpart U. IU"loo .... Goldenwest to tamtly lblkoUBeachBU1Main ~ Udo.tsle.Vacant.llSVla S.ipeulwl>.cleankty4 lse. Ret req. Gary lluli14•1eeda li40 ~lcaooo.~ nner. OlllrlM...... park, reduced to '29,900. St. New conatrucUon, TRIPLEX COSTA MESA =rsaa::r'·~~~ 8Jl.2bl,a&Ddtcll w/Wet 95'7·1BorG'75-mfev¥ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -•• .. •• .. •••••••••• 3Br, 2Ba, fwy cle>Se, nr cuatom suite deaign ., .,1 i~·~-... 60 000 R 1·t es d t bar le VIew~. i·Door to ..___...._ 2 br1 .. _ c•~..... OPEN ROUSE a b o pp Ing c n tr . available. Financln1 "" ' • ....._,., ~ • · ea or on u Y bay, nr. fflf'f'f . f150 lllo .. -. ... • ..,_., New-elepntabectroom ~S...._, I 10 <SlS51X·7Sl available. Owner.675-5832 6'1U2:50 yearly. Atent 67S.lM2 ~u.tta, no pet.a. +den (11575>. ~ & s..11 YOU"¥1.ouMD IT $71.900 ••••••-•••••••••••••• ...a. Hom Store FLORCDA l~ uniu Ontario, 5 yrs .... · _.... i.>me. 5 Blocks .EXCITING. IMl-8895 PROFESS00.JONAL young, pool etc. elc. o.tOfC It "lslandet"'aParad.ile" Channer 3 br 2 bl, f11>I. to beach. Private 2-car BL · M00.000 20%down0wner ..... .., ZSSO MeH del )far. Avail r:~e. Futlr ~aln · NEWPORT BEAC H ContactWarrenLortieot dllys 642·'2682 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!!y3bd!.~fn>Smlkldtfee 8~."40.07·22111 -· ~.;. .. "'!ft-<·71~o1 rbpintotbebrtpt, 1Jpac SI IOPar*R... SKYLINE 900 sq rt Robert Jarrard. Mon· 64$-0721 ..--__,., ....--... _.-. • bvtn& room. t1'e sunny At t be be a c b . In beaut d. e c o r . n ~ Fri. 848-3133 --------:--COIOMA •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Eastaide 3 br. 2 be, famUy ..i fami~ room, the ~om· beautifully landscaped cpta/drps, fplc" lndry. C-rclal 11U.HITS By owner. 1 moath old C•l*i:a'i..C.Jhl rm. rrptc, dbl ,.r. 233 ~--,-br-.-1~----~ frpt--c. siled klkbm..wJpantoi. secluded adult _park· Mirrors, $24,900. Prine ,...,,...,, 1600 fi70.000 mod e l hom e . -·•••••••••••••••••••• Flower. 14'1 . mo. ~, .. J"''- ri-into the ....... N ster 1or1eou1 24i&O 1974 ooly ~'f "E't.::..{ ----~ ~ 1 ~R Profes:sionaJtrdecotated - - -. 642-216» -m """'..rm ..area. ~.. -... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'5U on, iour a •-......:or •-landscapm' ... 2 br 2 ba du .. lex. di$· •-·ot. $635. & ..... swt.e. the u-·1-BR 11. Donus·top of the line~ w'lpool Super sharp uncn "' .. " .....-"'6• SteJJ tnw";ttrestyte -2Br. 2&•, fam rm Cout ~>'· Npt. Beach MontblY ineomeofS2450: Air condit ioned. 3 bwubef'~ like new. 1325 1 BEDROOM. Adlta. no nofee9S4-2:566;973-2!m w/poO&a, pub, lakes & mur:b more-if you want LAKE llSINORE w/retail at.ore + apt. or Better hurry on this, Bdrms. 182 950. l0% lae.496-l730 peta, frplc &t range. $325. ONTHESAlfD 1'*'Ve round • bm ot to live in this lap Gl lux-WINNER ofc. Atauote 7~ loan. tb~y 'r& almoat gone! down. ¢all71':73'J.«J95. 2 ..W .t ba w11ara1• " :J;omona, 842·0835, i a.r pentboUM, R'411l- yourdreuu! Ca1Juaat ::!~(~~>~ Slll5,000.Agt.-.3'l4 Calltoday. JUSTREDUCEDISOOO yard, no pets. $4.50 mo. -.lqtOJI Pacific beach ,....... Priced •.ooo below cost. .._ Ptopt~ 2000 540.3666 All new deeor. lBr.' 2Ba aat New 3 br, 2~ ba, nr ~ ll500 mo. Ron or _,..wlePedflc Resort livln& near lake. ....................... + 11 bonus rm. patio C.W .. Mw 3222 1cbool, fplt , pool , ..... _ llobileHomeSaJes near new 24x60 1977 .1W04-ILIXI$. w/brick BBQ, wlk to •••••••N••••-•••••••• jaami.SS00.69·2543. SBr,2 bl,encJoeedpatio. 2'10l:;'o.'i;.:r208 :!t~~.~~~e clbhse, pool . teD.Dls & P\"Gal eo11-3 bd or den LGE2 br boine. cpts, atv, <m)450281 v~., IM!ty 731-6050 LOW DOWN >•••c-c--PAYMIMT aU\!9,900. lntl.Alt .. •I• ~~05:;S7~~5o Ownr l11>k. dbl. gar. $5.SO/mo refric. toed yd, tar. orMS-1219 (AB37'5). ll66-4.500 Loe.Ko. or 640·'1584. •673·3269,. adba, $Zi&S/mo.M4-9806, •er .. ft_ his•-bcb B 0 b b 831·7714 ' ,. ' ...,_, Dr SC .,. • DIA TH T D 6 UNITS Y wner · 3 r 2 a · ~refrtg f11>l petaar f11>lc, bute yd, enclosed __ -_'-_c_-_·----• Will move you into this FO.cls* ... U • ry ISo/o o...-COSTA.MESA est.at.e,prof.decorat.ed & 4 Br. 2i,, ba executive Share.PIJt64i5-'90CHee patio, cul-de-sac, 1475 ~ SHARP UN ITS or 91 23'---•J'---•I'-!andscaped wipool " view home 1ardener *<X>NSUMER'SGUJOE mo.!IM-1111 1010 ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ctEAN AS A WHISTLE. VA or PHA buyers invit· ed. I Br. Won't lat\ at dbl wide American . prteed to 11ell fut at $13.000. CDFm4'°">· Mabat. .._ Star. ..... . am· Madison. ~&56. nr - -• Jacuzzi on \.\ acre lot 1 ll · b 11 ' ---------1---------bch, comer lot. In desira· Fwy" Tustin Ave. side· A111 bk Lom.A-1. overlooking I nd la n poo • vo ey a ' new ''0-arm"2brcouage 1265 3 BR, 2 Ba, lge yMd tor ble S• Park, $38,995. by-aideunlts.oneorbot.h $217.SOO 540-2345 Palms Golf course. Of. carp ets. drapes , KidaprM5-4900ree ldda."5()mo.ScottReal· <NC7130-31). avail at $145.000 /ea. fered completely wallpaper.19()()..&40-0008 CONSUllER'SGUIDE \)' 538-7533 91!8.000. Bkr, 75'-GISZ. --------ARTISI'IC Owner auioua ~ will DRIVE IY furnlsbe.d. SJ50,000. So. o1 Hwy, aUrac 2 BR a_..;..;...'------- MOBILE HOM ES carry aome flnancin1. I I I CECIL PL t.>wner will carry con· beam ceilings, wood ..., ACRE! SPACIOUS-. BR ooodo . 2•JOWUllOMI .. M.000 Call us about this spacloos 2 bedroom Adult'• Ollly Towobome. Lovely pvt brick patlo. Community pool w /sauna. All in attrac- tive eeuing 1urrounded by tail trees. FOR DETAJLSCALL 644-721 I •EXCITING• '-YU'fllMJ l9'1S Madison 28r. 2Ba. 20•16 lhlo1 rm in Garden Paradise for two. ~Y the best for ltst. c:.lfUI ala Pedfic Mobile Home Sales 2708 Harbor, Ste 208 540-5'37 (114)957"°°5 W st hi ..__ vact. 71'/640·85'9 or p&Deline. W/W carpet, ~~~e:d ~~::'ia= <n4>!!f:~ • pie ., ~ C·Z uses -t r~klentlel 3'7·2484 bltn range & oven, side *CONSUJitE1t ~UlDE SSU/mo:... NSWPORT 114-134-1720. rental ltretjtrle-. This ._,Eltcft patJo,-end""'l'ftl' yard, ~E TEK Ri!ALTY. ,_...,_ duplex + ddJe ~ ~n-Exdl•p ZIOO et*r'· SUltab~ f~ ~ Cr n •w...tl Lowtf!n ren• Ux80 lyall~~· For deta la ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ple only wJvenfeble ...... fo~e you fav .. om• ~ a-dP.....,_ c vcut.ury 21 Doyle ref's Yr Jae. S500 mo """ • , • ... S'lll' 2 bl ...-.. May ower 2Br, 1ood Udotsle.V•ant.WVia Company Re•llort, Wlll excban1e Trost 6'7543MSUnu-4. · ateQcy o r the • , .. ., .... gar, Qom-plaa. Call Janette Wuien SW7 000 Open s..ua DeedlforllotorHoMeor "RUNAROWID". C&ll flat 71'· Kids Ii pets ot. for details. $15,900. house Charlea Qufntard . Sports Fi1bln1 boat Irvine Ternce-3Br, ma CONSUllEk'S GUID.E. ..AS. Nor.,.i. ~ IDJ93»65). RealtOr ooduty 67~ Zbr + 4 brduplex w/w<>&. w /dieael1 o r clear lllllUI')' hom~ ms mo . ...., have and are glad orm.21'71 • ..._..._store · · Prime Eastside CM . acreage N. San Otego ~1880 675-1727 theydldl!SaveUme,gas 3bdr.l"ba lcl'fllCJ"ITI& 95L .. 500 Pride of ownership. County or Antelope • l&DQWJ)'onfee 1 d ' -1t•111t•S1DE S127,500. Good terms Valley, alao Northern BRAND NEW-4,Br, 3Ba, 1000• oti_.. pat 0 • g arell, $4SO COSTA MllAthh~ avail. Call548-1790eves. Cal. 499·31l95or54(Ml550. view. ~ blk to ocn, _, KllJSP~ WELCOME w/gardeoer. S..2901 MIWPOIT IEACH OPEN HOUSE ~'-Sl"'"'.OOO 'r-, ou-.. -~ lt.callltah mo. 141)..J.880,67S-17Z7 64Mto0 HONEY OF A DEAL :urn Dbl wide Lancer on ..,...., ,.... v.... r~ ~----.... 2900 ....._. Ope 7 d 9 7 2br 12851ara1e kids pix bay.AbeolutedoUbouse. 51l5&..P.. s uperbly ocllea 2·1BR 187,500 "--OldConMla 11191M4r n _ays • Call!645-49009-7fee park takes p ets. . rourplex! Call for an ap· l·lBR ~land t95.000 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• G REA1 T LOCATION; 4 Bdrmj 2 bl, boous rm. •CONSUMER'S GUIDE <SF2171-77) Sp ~2H, Aa.,tl"1 poimmenL 753-19'l0. l·l BR;NB. $129,500 NEW· LU1XURlOUS · Dream ldtcben, dining -------- ,. 4IDIMS $67,500 MS-8895 Orange County. 24x60, T A Inglewood, Hewtborne PT. , lain. MaAX extras. Non· Plx6f.5.4900Save! Fee 4 8drma w/kltchen eat·--------1m Viking, 3Br. 28a, LobforSde 2200 orSo.BayaNa? 3 BR+ d~, 3 BA, 101 s molier s . 0 95, P h CONSUMER'SGUIDE ..._.Ho.. Store Family Pet Park . J '-'U.,IL Agent 673-7737 OWN Property in SPACIOUS. 20001+ SQ. rm, Huge paU.ow/foun· Nlce!2br$250kids gar 'i,na area,~ brick frplc EXC G AC. titn home, comer lot PLACE ••••••••••••••••••••••• WILLPAY CASH!! ~brick rU"eplace, 30 557-3781 _,52brkidspetsok "1 xlnt north Santa Ana e ITIN e ~~> ~ I u b h s e . Ph. 'Nm D'Allessandro hvlog rm. open beam .... area. Priced under re· AR"".,.,..IC PIOPMTJ~'" <>:n~:~:e!!!E T.D.rttOf'lmlS ceiijnti' is. s\ylitest ,dde<:~. 2.1'Sdrm. l1Cbie !~~ ya0rdK, =•~~:~~:a"m'd cent sales for Fut Ac· llODS&PITS •a.;>• IO,.flt4iJOP...._, 6 ' <213) 674-8907 0 (114> pa os. carpe • rape!S, .. Wsar-Kl ... pet · f k.ds lion. ~of• mile rrom the MOBll.EHOMES 27,000 sq. ft. tot near 546-GO yt1 r m > microwave. Strass Very clean. Avail now. $4504+ am .1 +++ C41164'4-7. 211 bea h r . • ... _ (714) 957-IOOS Triplex, tlM.500. So. Santa Pacifica Hospital. 5 1 8Pft6PmMe or 4 ~. + mall)' other 19115/all uUlpd. MZ·5511 Small fee. 557--0824 c · un an ....., sun. Ana. By Owner. Two 2 br Points Shop. Cntr & Civic 846-Si2.2J • · emu, 2 ca.r garage + 1 •HOMEFINDERS 3Br, 2Ba. t1oo ~ny xtras 8dl With covered patio, w lf11>la -" apx 1200 sq ft Center. SJ3S.OOO. ~rt. Very special Prestiee living. 3 br 2 ba. ,. BR pool j ··--' ref . to ment on , 10 most in partc. 100 Y"-. rrom IL l 0 ·d Bo .. Rlt .__..._._ .... _ _. Id $1000 1. fa-"" rm ,..,l -tm .. ac ...... , n g beautiful 5• Family G t ...., ea • one 1 br. Enc . aVJ ur .. e r __. ..... ...go mo. ae ......, • .... • ..... "7 . N , bch bo & ocean. rea permanent gara•es Gross $7560 yr M&-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~-· Sprin"ttt ..... , Rltr. carpett•drapes, blt·lnl, S. r • 1 P6 P~r k. in Callifjornia .. or weekend beach house. ly. s:ll.85 . ....._ l'w'l1I heel ~.,. 61J..1Zi) 2 paUol. lush landscap-achools.983-4196 ..... ming poo . acuu1, $3,200 5'8·9782 or · OCEAMVllWLOTS ......... ::!::.-.... d ing. No pets. submit Spac luxuriOlJS exec 4 t:-... -.. ------,090--1 :k:l:i e;j~~1!::i1~:~ m87t·S530 GRAB A HAMMER! ·~!t1oa~\ol$ront.' " llllllOolllcmd 3106 Newly :orated~~ :1en. ss1s. Agt. SR. 'a ba. many xtras. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-F--... '-'·'--" •· ~rt Beach. L'ave on Sax units-Eastside • street ages •••••••••••••••••••••• exec .me, pa m c blkt.obch Sli00.960-1326 uvu• ........................... ·~-.... ,.. ..... _ M --·I lgenatbuil~eteas. ocn v iew, Corona ----·--------------i tbe Pavillion & only the bay, 2 br. walJc to .....,... eaa! Id-.. or a •notn •. '006to $159,000 BOATER'S DELIGHT! ijfgb'81)Cfs. Pvt bch, .. 1575 lease, s yr old up· Duplex. spacious. 3 br 2 THIY CAM"T 129.000. (01...a:Me-1) Udo shops. btalder or a fixer. Older ~ Fig!IJ)cing-S year Sharpon! J~~.:~2139S dao.~7'49 . graded G reenbrook ba, 4 m j from beach. .. CAlCHYOU C•foraloPadflc RENAISSANCE bulldin11 m exceUent. interestO.Uy. ~ f home. 3 br 2 '?a· Ii fam 17582 Roxanne. s:uo. IMTMI MobUeHomeSaJes 557-0800 '99-3816 upgraded area, close to •AnexceUenttnveatment Kidspet.19'5-4900 ee 2br . lba, bltn1, gar. rm. 9'S Dahlia <Nr S. 9G-9788 2706Harbor.Ste208 schools, lranaportalion opportunity in one of •CONSUMER'SGUIDE o~ Adlb,nopets. coastP!Qa).557-0U3 •--------- ' IOUMOHOUSI 540-5937 Ocemfwwt and shopping. Can add Orang. e County·s most lalloo ,,., .. a 3107 Refs. $C7S/mo. 644·1ll09. 2 e.i;:ate .• _ .. _ h 5 BR +game~ + fam • OramaUc200de1. new ""'tto..s one lmit! Only S210,000. ti . ,_ ed uanwt, ea as nn + formal dining + 3BR.3~BA,3Gara&es FAMILYPAIK Uvt in Or. Cly's most Call752·1120. =rea°'.'18P"'lll'I com·•••••••••••••••••••••• 2brlba,frpl.brdwdfln, 2 ,2Ba ,lrgllvrm.l pool +jac. Xln t 2000SqP\Ccw'dl>eck n..1uwe dbl wa'de Bar· beaut. S.alar park. Tree J '-'U AIL s-,_, t• t ct tz25bltcbfumuUlpd leutt. Av.ti Sept l. '550. w/ftplc6tepd.blrm1 Nu nei1bborbood schools TotallyRefW'btabed u.. "' T A .-or uuorma ion con 8 "503brbayvufum 67~7355 crpls thruout. $400 & els • · Aaklq $340, ~nl in Orange Cowl· srto~~ l!¥.9o'aa' gardPernsl It ~!rltenrers Point Sales Small fee. 557--0BM. C'" I 2Bd 18 5'50(~ 2571 Orange tobcCalh,l~S£~· •··u.mable•·tTD ty s cat family park. ""~ ... t . v . p1 •cE '""""' ROMEFINDERS na:rm n1 rm, a A ......,._ ~.OOOati\4% CG~) ~m.lt3'br securtty.3 IJlll m0498-0200or83J.91.22 • colt. frplc, $425/mo. ve. PeMingtooProperties Mabletto. Store Priv. beachalJpriv. fls· PROPllTIES"" See• .. '-N """'rll ........... eclt 314 Bel's. tHa29. 3 BR. 2 ba. fam rm· ~_..._.. 141 -h.lnc pier. 9 bole golf ......., e-:r.-ov •••••••••••••••••••••• 6'0-7085/&U-1.3U. S19(S lbrJlet;l feo.cd~d 4J9111...... ._., COW'M, ~ ml rrom park. CO,.. Tll 1:30 PJ1U U you would hke to build FU do BR 2~ b $255'ibtUWpa~ k l t c h e o , x I n I A • ._., ft......Saf!C-I 5 Choose from 10 new a lovely 2 1tory home mcon ,•3 "d a. DIC.HOME Sll02+dinepetaotyd oelgbborhood.Clatobch ' jUICll~ Btnrn; An~Ba;lllde bocneswhffetheylast.20 8 UNJTS·OARDEN plus i::"'~yourown rac· = P~~Po~vl..n. g~~ On a quiet~ocean S952br=gupatio S550Jm&i196M602 1' Realtors vm. 1211. soo E. cst yr;tn~&:,53, 900 GBOVE =~ • ror ~0~~ ~~7 2ui4'4-0056. 2ut5'1H100 view, t~TrMevel a BR. M2S"4tw pet.a nice PenQinctoo PfWertie8 Hwy, Adil Pk, bch, 2Br. • • All AdWts. Upgraded In· IBSOO:S~ . ...... 3144 3 ba., ail roo~$1150 Stn'1llee.557--0834 IJs..1012 2Ba, SU.995. Bkr. ll!MAlllAMCI terior, will couldec.con· • · . mo.~~· •ROMEFINDERS --------• '1M010or67J.7350 mobile properties & land trad ol we with min. AmtmOM ;~;:;·~~·;·;;:,:;;~~;e ~C"'~lf~ devek>pmentco. down. Windjammer 'IUll.DIAS SBdrm ll• sq ft S78S -:...:.:c:..I:-----....-----d..<a\l .i\lA-J) £ ~s• 7 14·/117 • o 6 0 O, .PrvpertJea Inc, m..3827 • a.3 Jot. <:.M. With •P-dW)nt.b.i.o-monlh. · soper a BR Carmel, P Clll 'O (,/" 4tt·JI 16 proved plans for llhanlls. m.43ll. Harbor Vlew Homes. Tltcn lnlti91llng Won/ GOIN witlt 0 Cltudl• ro• .... av Only #15.0QO. Ready to srs Per mo. Poulble 1--'.___.__ ____ -------- -----Mlt4.., GAY a. fO&l.M -----~ bllt to beach, ~dult VIU"'WSA bW. Olli M>-Sll.2 aat. Legme IHdt 3141 lease/option. sia,soo. ........... ,... • """"'-' partr. F1eetwood 12xeo. MISA VllDI ....................... ~ ¥artin Re-1 ~tate • _. ..a.-90 -. • ~ + encl. PC>ttb. 2 AU two bedroom uniU in Laguna Bcb leva, ocean f:mtrald Bar. nrlY •add _.1JD ~ =:-"'-:t,.~w~., br.P.P.53&-7813 ttneCoataMeaatoeatiob. vtew lot in prw01lqua troat.,sBlt,lncl.mald!:.I, ........ -..... -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_ ... ____ _.... __ _ AcrMpfwS. 1200 P..SOO.Call752-1920. Portafina area w/plaoa sardener. Lae. $225 :ta;.i.-;.1.-;.-----1Ultl0£ I r I I I' I' I' I I I I' I I I I C U O Ill I E I' I I I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' qU ._IL for 2'100 sq ft coate"1P Month. A&\. •·111'7 3242 A boule. 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Ten. 2br, 2ba, 2-cu Wray Andrew, ~141 ~ -l!MUidt b 2 br P6AI eent.r' mall. Ad&.llta. •B.ecreatioG&I facWUa BCH. pr.Nrpool•jac.wet crMH327 BARBOR VIEW·&Br, AdhellvtL118r•deD• ~' v .-.dDO :':U.pc1.'p~· No-peta. From $05. •Pool:JQacuui Baeh,l"2BR. w•fplc, IGS. 557.-0 .... _ r • ...,..._ ft--1 prlv mabaN Mlfta, DO petl, fl '!f!r"I"~= -J:"ar7 · StawiDd VWge, 15555 *Gii f.rocn szao. •up. Watafrcat lse, IUte new, ...... -_ ..... iruuo • pr, DM Rutpn Dr. /;. ~ ~ ~ ~~ -· , HdAllOD Vlll.lp Lue, Adult&. No Peu •#ramlddpetpoot lce•loveb'.2br,2bli, ~:_eldl850mo. -mo.(IU)45Wiot H.8.(11'~ ~clean laun-UIUl•al>t. ~~-= 3)' ~ S'l50. AduJta. N . " r , ..... J740 odDIN APTI 1R':°n~~~f P:~~~=: ~petiokllcben (5Bllta EutotNewport ---------•pets fl~ Nr Boat Hoap, prlv __ ................. 2 ~~MAilie wt ,.tio, far.~-1.!"~~~o .c>peobe&1nceUlnp Blvd.1 V&Uqe.DI..38.Rt ~ 't;~·~nr Y . ;;:ep,J1=:'~· •B1cb·Lon1 Beach, Pool t..il.._;.!:..; 561A25 mo . ......-r. •Klllpbebed.rooms 9am·5pm!M&-9160 ~ .. 2\41 ~ ~· • .io .... ~11!~ _ · ~ · · · IJliwacy. uw pc1, N~pm. • caui.. vna. caoee llE8A VERDE "home at· 2 Br 2 ba encl. !=~~."'!:.. ._ •000 ;J:.'is25'i1;,-'"'-' . ........,_...._-ltGCANYOM am.mteN. tO~IalucUdlne mo.pbeH 2U br dtT 1ara1e .. e~· SJ2S. •Aeeemedwalla. -•tt~•:,;·kft~~ ... Aemt~ Forleale.$Umm.oalh;. Beedtl -utilpcHYd-,._...._.u utt,JllQ.Retf,54H!Df uaa t50weell••· to 2 years. 5 Bdrm. KidtMM800Save! ree • ear new townbouae, I0«7I Near ClClmel" ol Walnut" S48-9755 Btaut 3 6 fam twnlllse In pool. S850 /be &f.4-1&6 Broadmoor home; lug CONSUJIER'SGUIDE ...._ "'-center o( town 2br J.a.y,otf S. A. Frwy.•---------lrvine develop. Featur-am/evs. double famlly rm., 3 J ......... 2~ .... new cpb, · • NEW DELUXE APTS. (JW)lii51-7000. aony no Ambliuador Inn in Costa inc pools, teonia, la.ke ttplcs.,entirehoulenew· ........... J741 dlabwaaber, paUo 6 l\'lbe, 1ar. med yd, air 1.2"3 Br, ramU1 rm. pa. RemaJ centerOl)en Mesa, zm Harbor. Cen· etc. Elem 1cbool on Near ocean, 3 br .~ ba, 'tydecorat.ed.Lotoverl,;-·--................ 1ara1e. $525. Lae . cand.$MS.mo.~. frplc . ...., SMJl.2720, dallytamto7pm. trallyk>cated.235rooms gtounda, $600. /mo ~g~a~ i:.linp, acre, oo a veey cboiee ZBr, 2Ba, pvt bcb, poola, 8'7.>151'·.Aal· 1 Br Eubide, atv, cpta fc 96U154 Lllfrr-IMdl 3141 llANY watb lutcben. 55NZ39~U OV . . ES ~.::SOM t.ena1t, etc. '850 le '1 'Deblxe Qjlpel' 2 Br, 2 ba, dl'Pt. Be!ut woodb•---~': z bd:nn ~. encl ....................... =:e J~c~.s:"!.:'c' AIR CONDmONED D ER s H 0 R • mo. ... deck " frpl, walk t.o celllqa -c• ..._.. -· petio. pOol DO petl, $330 OCEANFRONT 3 br 2~ ba fam rm WestcUffLuxexecbome llALTOlt 644-0322 11enaDelSolRlty JMlt.ft dlop'a, 8/1. ~ 711.eDOlM·F•l (Z13l582-sior · o-uxE room. Daily & weekly • • mio sq fl. 4 br 3 ba, 2 «·17'4 ma. ~ or a.ms -~ rats starting rrom $54 • Deerfield, comm. pools, frplc's, 22x16 ram rm, YEARLY Lge 3 br, 1 i,;-ba, . cw~ ~ated. 3 BR. 2 SHARP /NEW 2 bdrm, 2 l Is Z BR from "20. util. week. park, achools. $525. laundry rm Xlnt scbls lbousefromocean . .,. OeeaofroG\lwnmoualbr Ba. ~pta, drps. bltn ba, frplc. .-r. no child illcl.646-0506 645-4840 Tarbell Realtors. AvllHUB50.646-03CM mo. Lie 3 br. 2 ba, i,;-$550. No peta. Yrlt: Lrl 4 Br. 2~ bl! duplex, atove, end 1ar, Nr OCC. $310. <Alk for Mackl l Bd. I blk to beach. 1 room blicb. apt, beach. 83Z-'715l bloclt park "bay /beacb, Adulta. «·Ulll2. am patio, no pets, car. •· S5'7-4238 962-'11al Ocean vu. Adlta. no pets. ocean, everything furn OW'ming 3 br 3 ba + 3~·2be1 bse. ste5ops tobcl h 11,;-blb to ocean '800mo Bach. apt. olcean view •tmo.Callsn.s51t. 111.:-n" complex 2 br un· 2 br 2 .. _ ... , ..... ,,.asher. •"'15/mo. 49' · 1313. Vi1"PCH/Beach. .,_..., 0 "'1° _ .. _ --• poo a. $5 . yr y. 67S-8018or675-f'175 _,._ Vi• .. _....,,. b .,. UJ&OJ1w !:.-·. ... .........., o famlly rm ..._....,, .,_ 6'5-0C2.3or646-3666 priv. ~· w ..... to C· ~ ~ 3 bd or den fiU'Q S2'J5. 3 r unfum encl. gar, 2 blka from -- mo. Red Hlll Really. 3 br 2 ba, hi fireplace. toria Parkiq. SZ50 fiplc, dbl ia.r SS50 neo: $32$. Call 642-9760. beach. $350. Adulta. 00 -..... ---... ----31-5-0-•,Guest house, no kitchen SSZ.750DAaUorJllarleDe. BEAt.n'lFULcornerloc:a-adults only, no do11, locluW.211~ •7SIMll31·7114/67s.3:2:1111 Bdrm, lBa, 2214·C peta.-.5360. ~ingdecob r S38twk. ---------1 lion w /1reener1 & comm. awlm pool 1 blk ... ,_,..._.. J711t D.,. .. _ SZt5 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• U96una8eac . 494-9S75 1bnaba. Quality 3 Bdrm f b . h '•eu • ' OCEANSIDE OF HWY ·-_..... /mo. 3 Br. 2 be. Jard, gar. frpl, u.G4MA .. US o~-'or --t b" 51-.. 81_ ~ L---• N ' rom eac • .. · ·~···-••••-••••• .,nn10-w~ fp'-Calllt6-7129. W/D boo .. up, aubmil ., __ ..... ,. de1 ,,. .............. '' ·~ ' ,. "' iamftnuuun:m ewport 675-5557 rea 847-4118 "'--, .. "'"'• w. a ·-_.._ l1U a.,_ man w/billsld'"' bous'"' Ra. '950/mOyrly. work ·• cps. dips, D/W, W /D, 2 Br apt. xhlt ~ kids, pets. $430/mo. turn• ..turn. Billiardt. overiookiJlg bcb "'•South LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm . 0 . &U'·fnille.6'1s.eo61 Costa Meta location. 155371•~ pool. jacuua. sand Lquna Real» 499-5023 widen, d1DinC rm fr pvt Ilg C pw ,...._ !Ye Bach., ocean 1~ blb. suo Se Par ate Patios. Brand new' 2 b.r S3Z5 mo. voUeJball. . . • • . ..-..n ..... WOOO IJlltio.Zbatbs. '800/yrly. 2 br den+ wet bar, 2~ ,__,, _., ......... ...... eocloted 1ara1e, Im· •-a Heil/Beach. 1a:rr ALICIA VIUAM ....,..._ 4150 .-11 Waterfront Homes be. Iota ol atcrage •ex-&Ql;I ......... '"'"'""'•no--· mediate posaaskio. 1295 """' 25211~tport ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIU.OWca m -1400 tru, mlrTOrecl doon, er.H174 mo. 540.3650: 557-1694 Mwobra.52'7-4225 581-Wl.51or58J~UO '/!:Macnab · Irv me1 New, Spaniab-style COUNTRYCHARM mstr suite, frpl cable, 81( ;t Upatr. dplx. 3Br, 2Ba. Bkr. SHARP 2 br. close to OfftceOl)eD9-7 da1~ w1un~ Niguel sintle family res. w/3 1 b rbor lew Lrg security, pool, tennis, Is Gar, frplc, deck, vu. 1.. ..._,~ • •-beach w/bltna. Call: .... _,..____._ ~••t home.~ BRa, vaulted ceilings, n a v · Jae. Adults, no pets. _.tobch. $700mo. Yr. SMS .. e1 u~ "".,.,,,..patio... S.73IO w r--_._. -atriums & s kylights . Po~ofino model.. Brk S790/some flexlbHlty. _be.9/1,6'13-&S30 pool. Adults. No pets. --------....................... ' 1rl.... 4200 =c:=in~ ~~:J:!: =~~91b!.,'}1;;n!a:!~;u! BillfM&.T11SdaY'. --._ ~ 2 Bedroom, avallable *7lloarovia548-79'M. ~~· ~C:;:.~i:~: Bayctub,NB.col- mcl. gardener. (M·U4) rm. sep Play rm. Newport Heilbta 4 BR, 2 GREAT RECREATION; now. No pets, child~ Bdrmarat..A..Unow. No garage, • patios. NOW 1oesaJ view or bay rront ·2 JeanDalea6G-1235 SIOO./mo lease. lnclu ba + study. (213) $wimmi111, aaunas. i SRS/IDO.Pb615-2311 ~~:~udreo. '3.10/ ~2358. br apt. buutiful!y ------.... 1ardene1'673-81l2 4»0Z81,M5-1219 baa1tb clube, billiards, ...,._,.._,. YOJCANAFFORD runUtbed.&ammersin~ ,_ .... __.. 3•41Cllannin1 3 BR, 2 ba, 2 3Br,2ba-.21•-,3bt ni1bt-llgbted tennis 3 B' .. -to bcb *'96 lM>WALLACE CM 3BR.ladBA.~ldgarw .. <20> NEWPORT BEACH mo.all-aeuonSll1S.Call _,......__.. ., A f w-•1. _. ,,.,.,, ---Pro._ bo now. .... .. . 2Br 1·~-N....m .. _ .. _ enc: pataos. I Dr.Coulw'e714/645-5300 u••••••••••••••••••••• It.or)' • rame. ..,. to $650. a br w1tertront ...-.... • pro s p, et0-'1806 • ....u. """' ........ bookulls.. l Yr okl. Up. No i..auna 2 br 2 ba + beach, pool, te~. aome sm. Walk to befcb from eolf chtvlnl n.DQ, l>U11 OHL Y $335/Mo. gr a c! ed. 1• u / mo. Park NeWMrt Balboa l br beach apt ~Ocean'view2blks furn, 1600. Molly, aoyoflbeae. Marina room. , ~-walktobeh '1S.Mn.Atenl 16&83861s961J.1881f I"' '6S()mo:now P>O mo. 1Z1 9(13:8'161 Realty608850 FUN ACTIVITIES: lbop g, #50 incl utu. · I t 67S 5810 beacb.ts?S.49M l\dltime dired4)1', free --44pmSaJ. NEW 28r, lBa, pvt Walktobeacb,adltcoodQ. LUXURYAPTLIVING ~· . or 4Bdnnbae,partlallyfum SuDday brunch. BIQ's, c.itwilliliG 3124 garw..::~:81SZTO apedout 2Bdrm. 2Ba, 2 OveriootinlTbeWater 1-------- upper Bluebird tfn°ln trlpa, parties, a port ••••••••••••••• .. ••••.. ID(>. , .,.... i::sta_arcl gate. Enjoy 1750,000 spec· L:!.;:;;.:. be:c~~ P~r~~ aru.l650/mo.4M· · tounwnea1aa-0Jore! New z BR. 2 aty twnbae, l BR, W-alde, refrig, __ mo_. _____ •--·•--Panoramic ocean view BEAU'ftFULAPTS: w/encl pr• patio, 1251 atove, crpta. chpl, lndry 3 BR. 2 Ba. D/W. fplc. ...._...ape, 7 awlmming furn. 3 br. S<fSO wk walk to beach, 4 hr, 2 SiQ&lee, lid bedrooms. 81Qft. Adltaooly, no pets. fadl, JM pr. SZ50 mo. pr, patio, Ult loc. No = J ~alls~~:._«_·_20U. _____ _ + 2 sml, year round J\am. • UDfurn. llodels Located at 2sel S'lden 1970 Wallace. All Spm; peta.MZS.f3S.193 tm&,thufneboards. NBnrcbannel.2 bdrm. lll00.'9M337 opmdailJ 10to1. Room· Awe.~; 714/112'1-MlO MS-llllOorKWl.56 szoo. wk mu aemce avail. No ADULT OUllT Bach loft, reLrie. stove. -.ACHWOODAPTS BacbsfromSMt.50/mo. 5l035U!St .. NB ; NIAil llACH Jeue ftQuired. Sorry• CW de .. c i fir 1 ~ bl!, pool, adults, no. pets. 1 BR. $M5. Adults ooly. Also W bdrm plans Freet w ipvt bch m Bm'HVACANT adultsonl1,QOpeta. blt-lns, dalnrshr, new $2tO. Avail Sept 1. Nopeta.t62-J.800 2atorytownbousea Lquna. sips 6. as low a,. '• Oakwood carpeta/drapes , bot .aGl. NICE. l br, patio, pool, $500 wk. Tierra Del Sol Garden jacuali, gu BBQ, encl. Ea.midetow11bouselbr 2 1ara1e. rrplc . $2U. ~ .. ~::·,::v·c~~ RJt,yfe'J.1144 praee,walttoSo.Cout -.bn.Ddnew.~ Adb.l-MUl:Morl0525l draperlea, parklne. BJtACHJTFORAWK Apartments P2ua. SMSmo. 751.a.5 OK, No peg. 641-4262: 1 block from oeean.125$. 1 elev1t.on. 1200, 1lpa s. t4.>&5S1 ,~.._. 2 br, pr, lun*'Y facil. evea~ 111'•2111'835.ft'plc.208 880 Irvine 20Gl llaple. Adultl. 1275. 1 br prden apt. Stove " 19lb St. KZ.aNO OpUoul maJd lel"Vice =.ro:!~~~o'::· lrvi84~~tt' JICl'.aptK.Sfl.a18S. nlrte, Adults, ao peta. J>qplaimmedomapaacy At Fash6oo bland, Jam-~or557-<848 ·~~~~~~~~ 162 br SM$-SZ85. Patio, $250.5tMt20. Z6drm.eeclc-ar•patio. boree •San Joaqwn Vee..,_._.. 4250 1-retrit. Adult.a, no pets. 2 br, M'tf cpta, dips. encl. Wahr /dryer hookup. HUit Rd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131W.Jab.fm.Tlfr7 bec1r wd Kida ok No ma ln t• i D ed 1 rd . OC-..SROM'f 1Br,1119. Pll 1earl7 S1IPI TOllACH 2 Br, 1 ba, nr. !'{'pt. Harbor Yeebt Club. YnrlY·"75 1Br,2be, .,.,., • associated ~ · · NrBeaeb Blvd. le ForleulnginformaUon: UTH LAKE TAHO•: New Jc lW, bltm. Xhrt •oc peta. t.UO. 645-2Z14. Yorktown $350. mo + KEYS TOWNHOUSES Mita 1767 Oranae $260 ''Cbarmer"2br#54)kids Sl15. dep. 11M830 aft 6 714 '6+t-1900 mWATER.Studio.1,Uc 6t6-'ll83"2·1155 Od toc&tMllOOSm fee PM -----'' -----• 3 bdrm WlltS. Sleepe 2 to OONSUllBR'SGUlDE Nice 2Br l>Plx upet.ain. &. Q>mpletel)' fuml.Shed . New deluxe condo, 38drm. frplc , crpta, drp s. 1ar o por . m*5 IMl/M7#18. ShaJ1»! Pool! Alrrefrtg f~lc. w /b, iaraie. Firepl1ce. AEK. TV. tz502br"PrimeLocale" SDO~Savel Fee ..... _.. Lido private dock, private CallMMIOOSa\111! Fee CONSUMBR'SGUlDE ..,..,, no.,......, nr beadl, teonJs, indoor a. COJUU)IER'SGUIDE llletbopplq. Lie, credit ou&door pool&. cio.e to Parwliael t1ZSJ1e/ISaWl& rel. 9f00mo.ot.aoo __ .__ ..... )96 _,,,. SllS. lbr,nlcequiet ...... -.... __.. •• 40 ~MMiOOSave! Fee c--. <--1·-· l adult. NO•·•moker. ,....,..._ -OlNSUllER'SGUIDE Block from water "Ba1 bland. 2Bdnn SBa Be&req'd.Nopeta 1~·?r·5·-~·5··~·5-~·~··~ .. 5·s·~·S!··~·Si~~~2s~~~ .... area. 3 br. 2 be SouUt Bay rool ,Ard • orcr usmt .C,1emH dup 1 u . Yr I Y h •. '-·-tum. Avail 8/J.S.9e/~: ·~ Kennybunkport? cn•>-..r1 iiOo ... 11.144.zm ~:..!!!!.!~!!!~--!'~~~~~~~~ I B d r 'Ol • 1 B a · 7 12 Bachelor wli\ i,., block Sballmar. S2t5/mo + Isn't he the guy w~o kicked the from beach. All uW pd. Colorado River/Parker SUIO dni dep to move-in. w1nnJ fl ldg 11 th ·74 Su rbo I? Ho lddl, no pet.a. 201 E. Condo w /slip, t bdrm Ladt)' rm, DO pelt. ng e oa n pe W Bllboa Blvd. szso per Wbdlt •ee&ly rates Nr. Kaqe. ... ,.. ~ro~ .,. • aecurit.Y ct.p. eau amdance531.8fil0 •--------Lmwe 1M 8drma trc>m If you're not S1Jre who (or what) l<tn~nl<poft Slle•Tm Mammdh Conodo. •lils 8, $24t. Quiet build In& · lua .. ;_ -ic --s Jae A...-l ln was. dafl't feel ~-yoore not aaone. Db: 4 br 2 be,..,..,., no ...:11"'1su ..... 'a....-1.•'11 r.;-,::.· ~::, ~ ' KennybuMport is one Of 14 distioctivtly Pl*f, " blk bey/Macb. ._ .. .._. ___ • ___ _ Ho pet•. LEEWARD dltferlntapartm11ttfloorplans1tSeawil'ICIVillage -;rtJIN.IM-UOS .......... 4JA APTS, 2020 f\allerton In Huntington Baactl.Seawlncl VIUage Is• result d totally per!ONlltld proflSSlonal planning. The l<lnd of attentton )'OU dmeM. A petfeC1 blend of nawre aoo IMng- nMtlta .In I fOrest With blOOling bt0<*5 and qutet ponds. cooled by natural cc.an breezes. AOcJ to tNt tennis courts. s'Wimmtno poots. a jacuzzi ano a convtl'\Mnt IOC.lltlOn near "'°PP'no ind employment Ind yoo'vt got a PllCt ~ would pt'OUOIY "' tiomt. (Ewn t<aMyburlkportl) Ont ano two blllroom. 00t ~ two blth ldUkJPtnmlnts mm ••oo. ! l •I d 0 " . .. '· .. ·! . 0 • '• • '· •••• tn .... "'"' t "' "' .... 1.(1 ' ,, .. l ,, . l • ~· ... ~ , • s.· I ' .... , ;t<l • ... : ~ tJ, .r,.. ..... . '· '• ... " ., ,, ' :ii .... II I • • . ·11- ". ~~' ..... . , \• r. -t • 11•1 J • "' . ., I' ,. DAILY PtLOT • J~ Sunday. August 8, 1978 •• ,....... llOOA I 111•• 1100 Lolt&'-4 uoo ..................................................................... l.<SJ .. Slawrml eat SrtlrlllA HefpW.-4 7100 HefpW_... 7t00 ..... .. ; .... ._ Baa-• · • I wtl• 7001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . ...... a.. 4100 OMcitl..... 4400 :g· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ •Siilllr , ... ............... a.. ...... ~)pd, ·-···· ... •• ·IEMEFIT ..... LUU • ...,a on -••••••••••••••••••• · =.:•nt. m.-REAL ESTATE Aceoud"'• ' * AL:ARM a._: w '-· -A/C ........... h"Oe IALIOAllLAMD =-.cm,:."=.'=· ..... ,....If.-G6A ._ wn.., nw -~.;;;.;;;;.:.;;;;;;;;..;.,;..::..:;=-•.a.. JtlUd .... oft, .... _o.u , .. for ... h•. •Htad rw lu· P"9l .. 1M ..,.._. • &dl.MNlataat. _.. Cll peel ....... iu. r•t· Au•tfi•I LUAU 1.()81': Blk,. poodle u UCEMSE SlfYC>UaOWM REP* 7..'!.!ld· 1/3, •le Spr. WOllOMCI CNo"°'1r{dooraell> ii[ii; • GolcSen Wt:ll. SCHOOL HOUIS! XJatonortmUlY -P1a call IQ.._.. OFFERS Tt91ata "P1tx Time.. AlartD Corp needs ... • 0 IJIO aUowl YOll to bHt the -w~· .._...,_,-.en •n'" • Uta l1.,._, Yii ... AmAM ~~r.._.. ..... m 11attM ""· CAIMllLOWI for aa•• to at.are~ I _..1111. 90 Or-.. c..t1 Aal•I .... I .. Im.. cmii1o. -.. fl Db. ...,. OC Ko 1 P tt a I • r \I l l 1 -.... All9art. ... 1otc:•-'iM -~lot•· ·-•••• .. •••••••••••• ..... &Act9'e..... Nib hour tramc or Just •MOW• sleep In a UtUe lonaer. lmmedP*)'tor ......... =--...... •·-· ..-a~ U.. 0Waer fLDucl•I · lfllft ......... Tbla lad atber "top ol nae llMd to eamll'll t.be Une' • beneflta are •-•-------------1 -.-OaU'1>... • .... So .,..C ..;..a..-e--t ~-"' r-·--oll..&l C\"lt ~ • + uW. ·--·· ... -........ 9'1AIL Piilestt -~-~uc. :f~~~~:!:CS· tor ed. J\a hn ~II 0 ...... 44IO J Deer -. 11» a__,.,._.. .__"°""°...,aVauau e YoUn ll yw bave t.be * $8 50 * fOUoWIDI q1111iftcaUona: • IWI. O...Ul..,,. •--........:~~---• penonallled~Uoo. Boo•••t•. •••boa • "'.!..~ PLACI u.. .... ,. I a11ttll RELAXINGllASSAGE .Qwowntas~ay lllMd.1Ylllo.lK uUL .._..._....._ N01•J111• FMturina: BobJamea-IJcllMHW' •DIOtelueel. ACCOUNTS llolQlf aaa ... mma ~--.. •°"911a1t••• JEllY LAMBUTH ()uleallM.4M-5111 ==-111> to 80% PAYA&IQ.81 '*'55'-Y r~-:.1":.-;'n~ _,. ftAftLA•IMCY tfo•mnly of ~:..',.,!'.'l!fht • Muqull P=':-'~n~t _,.... :,:;:;::i:=,~; '""'"-:=S"'•' IArim.M.H &/SIDE c .11 . Sbopa. flAMCtlll 64a..-J SI0.011 #• 141-Ull :: •• ~on. ados>-SalelTrainlng. uponre to com -... STAU,mS "----~ a ... ·~ .... ~. wllo1eeale. ,,. ... way to OWD • :::=========~~=~==! APCARE • 54T·2'P Ctl ,_o.wh ~~=ms, WW •M8MT11 .... .... dM '° bd.. 1lSO .. -. Pr ... ._,_ •ttavel ~1· Travel t f 11 t •t irb/ llt·IOOl 4tl-0442 = purcu.!°:leC: •SALIS .._ ... _. twwk. rt10Ul'own. C , 'y 1001 r::m, LMA&VICICI KaLella and nceMna repom. •mvtCI __ ._ _, Zaa Aot ra,ulrad .... ~ ..... , ... ,....... •-OllcolllM-;r: RealElltateScbool -'f --·I _.. < ... ·"-Put•'-el _ ..--Oomplele•----·~ .. -... --of _..n...-.1-r.. ... ,... v'"'" 'I •·-ona. auu a-11».,.. _.., ::=°''°'" ;; __.'"':'..,-· . ... ...... .,, ~·..-•••••••••••••• _.._ ~.,.__..,.ano ...,... cWaU for com-c.ua.slloo-Pri _,.."'...,, prov -11•• 1100 a-.&..•all<>ranpCo. San.lwmC.apiltrano 1-•-,__"' .,. .. _ .. , .... -ve 1714J-1 •124 ...... Dr.Plua Call llr. Cbarlea , sas.•.OO~year "" -·--.'111.S r-__.OXJUUN... ,. "' 11111-VardeDr. E. n..-.au. ,_.'19 •• .. •••••••••-.. •••••• __ __;;_.;....~---• REAL ESTATE ::Jf~fe~a:!mw0:~.:'1~::,Allt'l1*~ioblava11able 0::::-ICoc::lttaill. Suuet Beaebl $60.000.00...:,.... ... MASSAM UCENSE t.emaJ cSepartmenta andl for students. Youth ~~~~~~~~ vlc 00 Pacific coaat l'\&11TtmePoten&lAJI !! SURVIVAL SERIES R8 ... MODB.S SCHOOL C\lltOmeftlnaofvinlpro-Emplo7mept Service. Hwy. lde-1 locaUon ror AE~:.m.s ~'tuc' :;~ ~::":: ISC_.,.S tllelm. 10 Key by touch a _tc_·4fl_• ____ _ llodlr'D 5llD 911 ft atore or dilto. '41 lleenaed, c-r ,..ER'SGLUE d ~• OFFERS lllUlt! .... -. -~ ----<•>A NB .... _,,___ f ll -ft .--Woo en Boat. 2210 --·•• _.., -..•·-~~., ---• "°°· . llUKUSU ac ., -aq • DUROSUPER GLUE n N Bl d B -· ... --J4")' (.UJ) •'M-7001 I bandstand" dance floor. ......... naroooCONT'"Cf •• po.rt v · .. ..!!.. n... ..... .._ ACC~ Put time• Jpr9ti&e ·--'--------! To Al • ..J ........ __ .. , "'~ n m-t9>1orreserva....... ..,.. .. ·~-T-· .. ~ .. ~ ' C _ve _.....,.-....p. ......ll"W'T'C: 631 2140 ..... Leclw9Free CLaK ........._. ..,...,.... .... "'"'· -·l atore/olfice. w $13D,000ormakaotfer. c-_,.... • Completetrainln&. ltlb Cll. $115 mo. HAllOUISAUS =:is~tl!t .crubQJuneavaUable IDten!ltinl position for TuCorp.olAmerica IM-tma.ftSDick 1464411 onna••--• · ev•-•-•fUALITY •Matedalsprovlded. individual who eoJoys 1--• __ m>_or_ .. _· 3198 __ ' ' t ....... 45 _. .. ..,.. DnlNJ ISCOITS• •Small classes ror ,. ..... ·-·•-y topromote~ r..., diversity In tbelr work A/ACUIK _..._ ... -..-..-• products. Pbtorapp't ass.rz•9 penonallJ.edlnsttucUon. ud who bu at leut 1 Grow In a mus I c 4 , o o o a q . ft . N e w DI OISM• No aelllnl or experience PlllCH£1 ~ own taste-day year of verled accou.ots publiablna needs outao-~or drinkina warebouteapace.HBln· PARTO 'ULLTIME neceaury. You will VIDEOMOVJEPARLOR &nigbtcJaaaes. recelvabte/bllllng ex-Ina lnd1v . with lady.SLOO+ ~uUI. dmtrialPart.~ Immediate opeqlop ln restock beautiful dls-ADS Fne20mlnlntrochactory •Placement-up to 80~ perience on a com· knowledae of sales 646-4583 oP-~"'T/SUNJ:A·• Oranle Co. and/or 1ur-plays In hlab caliber vtalt, no purchase req. commialtOn. puterizecl aystem. Will journal Retail ...._. _.. "" .,... roundlna towns for di•· comJ*)Y establlabed re· A I • o d a n c e le r a P pre.pare Invoices. apply pl p\. t •o1•pejobr · : """• uaail, jac, clOH to .,.._.MewM-1 bid tributon. All retail out· tall a«C>Unta wblcb wlU ONLY.._ ..uom. Free3Week payment received "on ai~UI. n Wwort with. S. c.oast Plat.a. P'em to l'\naprtaklen, carpeted let.I are aecured by com· be turned over to you in • DAMCI OF AIM Sales Training. aceount" and monitor salary to "50. ~ 12,.,,~ ad.It •~$170. officm in larser units, pa111. ywr area. Tbese great Sell any it.em• eom-aoetS.Euelid.A.nabeim CdlForDetalh and reconcile lnput/l>'rt· Call ita 540·605~ . ....,.. \llilO eve• • ......-3077 easyacceu. NOSELLlNG products wUJ be supplied binatioo cl ;wm. tw S7J Exettin1 recording, 131·1003 4 ..... A442 put to com Pu te r · ,.__.a, o..-I A clays 1--fl-b s l ~ ..... 1 .,_ Calculate ••le• co-· ~WU '""''Pone 1en· · -...... ....... You may become to you y umm t or leu wtth • Penny .-.--. Ka•aua uo ..., 2790n-~ Cll Fem bu 2 br hoUM, Costa 1540Sq ft. "25. distributor for nationally Marketlnl Systems and Pincher Ad. 3Unes for 2 Real&~ School mlNlons and Interface ~,. ALLJoBS FREE Mesa, share w /aame P\eaepbape'175-0430or adverUsed ct1arettea; a 32 · y •a r • o Id , CUIHCUUve dvs. Each Y.tetyllcorh 32031C.miDoCapi5lrano with markeUnc depart·-------- $150 /mo. Sheila dys f11-1S7J Office 160 So. Marlboro. Camels. $2$',000,000.00-per·1ear ~line 1'.,. ror cce257 SlllJuanCapistrano ment ln reeolvia& pro-Mt&tlla•worta 835·2122, ev Jwknds lrarborlS,S .A. SaPalllema, Kools, Kent, eompath llD1, w~ ill CIQ8 ol theJo4::·~':!i.. ~ 1 .: WHY us ~--~}~~ t~"!! Rap. adult wJexper. in 66-6661 G:ll. Shop20'x40' Mall. etc. You may e nahona • ar1eat ltcortl a Modlh ........ -YRJ .,..Wty "' needlepoinl. knittanc . ...... -~Plaea&iaAve. keep )'OUr pcwent Job. autborbed paint aod For more information OU1'CA.U. operate a IO·key re· crocbetlna • ~rewel wW CM S4236m SUJ't"l>Ut time .net~ ·SW-wbolee•len 4 andi.op&.ce.youradcall i---------1 Because we are as good qmral wanted for potlition ·in ••••••••••;:;;:•••••••• . . . --__... 60--haU..um..later . AJU>llca,Qt•. must be ~S 1<r-u-tbe-uesr"'lfnd-~ ........ c-....:11ent -ork no en-~ allol>~ Some G ~ 0 _ t ...... Near new 2720 seat ind. & yoo d•lre. To qualify re1pon11ble, able Co r~2 5&lB ~ ........ ~hot...,c•"::4' than ~We bave ia-~..:::-•nt.-•-..__!t ~ retail exper. nelpfu ara or ncn • ..-mo. olc. l.8081 Redondo Cir. you mast have auto. a make declaiom and be U't • ~ '""" ... s ti te ._ .................. ... • .,..., • ... ~-- 700 b ... of 18th St CM bl t7R A06Z .ma c • proven ;,.d .. ....._..IS•-_ _,, ...,. __ ·----•"-·---- ,. · · · 18, Hunt. Bcb 842-2834 rew lloun spare time capa e of making a -__.....,. •"'-• bl _.. ~--..,.. .. .,.... •· -_,7 -•-• b Mid .. .,_ 1 uuu.. ena e you -ttl~e rat--wi•.. a •SR.lb aY _....., Celaya or eves> and cub nwumum cu iAvest· ·Waapecial sz,t.50 •A R al o..•a•--· • ~· ~ ,.. __ 110 Sq. Ft. warebous investmeotof: mart ol 55,250.00. 100% IJ.aD>.3am MIC/Vis• ..,pau your e ........ ..., 1rowin1 colnpany. C:--J~~~~~~aE: ~~e in Commerce PLANI .. ., ...... $2,897 mercbandisebuY~•clt. '---------' . · ~~=~00':: Pleueai>NiDpersoo. r:Jw~.tu:i.f!~~~ UthSt. CM 548-60'12 · PLAN II ....... -. $3,9l50 K.rykln " Ehnu • Gluejiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DI IVMAJES back guarantee. Tbru eulonal outside repair. · · 83M8l3 PLANIII ........ *8,880 are re Ii st ere d cee~ r-LAI our free placement TIEMDATA Full time, permanent lMStall garage, Costa Sia age 455 ~ ~-om'! i~J~~~tJ~nd tr1ncadewm-~~~r ,!l'>ardreen "--IK7c:!•JModeh1•1 aervih 1 ce. yfou have your COIP. ~ IJ'OW'UllT · 1~!112P81 n1y. e 1 a . . n r ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ........ _,._. lllJ • wuwvuu ... • _.]131 c: o ce o many com-S d d M ,,wee ree. .,.. n· Baker /Fairvi e w . pbonenwnberto: glstered trademark of t1J.9$wltllttliaad! --------• panieslclOO'soloffices. tan ar emories dust.ry Ln, Runtiu1ton 642.6500 days. 673·7489 Storage yard. ApprOJt. au:TROPOUTAN Weldwood Products. Inc.bol'dere"Oowen. COSMETIC We help you choo9e the Diviloo Beacb.-...015 eves lOOx1 3o. rear 2482 TOBACCOCOMPANY I>w;oSuperOluelaare· Let11Jef'l'dltine.Houae onetbat's{igblforyou. 3400W.5ecentrom ............. , · Newport Blvd. $275 mo. Citarette Divition 123 gi*tered trademark of sbow YoU bowl ~-5794 CLuaa are forming now. Santa Ana. Ca. 92704 ,..._. S35 single garage for _642-34ll0 _______ -1 JIPBo1t577, Roeemead. WoodblUCbemical,Jnc. ZJ84Newport.l.CM. come and join us. COM· (714)~. E.xt.213 WlllwaAP storage. Sa.re" Se<"ure ...... W..tecl 4600 Callfon\1891770. CALLMR.SAWYER SURGERY MAND REAL ESTATE Trainees. Ext'ellent 725 James St. CM •••••••••••••Y•••••••• TO.Urf'REE SCHOOL. 213 N. Tustin Equal()pportunity chance for recent High 673-Tnf1 n-•t• 2 bclr Furniture stripping 1-80CMl21-'1725,extR-148 CENTER Ave .. (btwn 11th It Santa ___ E_mp...;._loy--er_M_l_F __ 1 School gr•d. Learn to naa .eue or 3 m rranch.i.se esiab 2 yrs In ANYTIME OHke ...... 4400 ~est.or)' bowie or UD· great Costa Mesa loca· Qara), Santa Ana. ca. operate a 11emi-auto. ....................... it. 9550. la Old Coron• del Uon. For Sale at rar J>~~~ ~~ Me•i:al Gf'9IP 551-15.SS wire wrap a.chine. Top FREE .ENT llar, Nwpt Hghls, ~l below cost. S7000 firm. ACCEPTED BOARD CERTIFIED ,,. Wallhd. 7075 ACCOUM'l'AMl'S pay• '1;111~ou pro-* C. 11· Adults w 11 child. 59-7622 11.D. SURGEONS ••••-••• .. •••••••••••• OYBLOAD sr-.a... '-"'fi plant. nopets.M4-16S7. W--...---._-tb-BOO--ll-IN-G~t CAFE. Balboa llland. "ASSOCIATEDSTs Female Comp anion I Offen top pay. a Hriety :r t:led:roalel ~&:~ e an -• Nets SZ,000/mo. Eou '"TO' IVl vet ---'-~i..-dri f i..... l WANTEDToRent. AUTOMOTIVE af· Gdterml ~ "751-l400. D a-.n ~.I In Qllla1 -... ve. o lDterestoue all ID· Senicm.llfll'$o.Grand. Oelule Suites 544"1269 sq ft 197-1750 sq ft Garage for storage. tennatkel Up to $2M · • Specialist.a ol Uiie breast. aports, O.C. ex. refs. IDllllU, l«Ve9 t.be em1tt SutaAal. S..W7 weeklJ Part nme to S1SO OWNER MOVING TO fad •• ,_, noee. chin, ~ 0nnte County area and __ ....-..,..;;.-___ _ • --------• or more Full Time as a RAW A 11 . 14 yr old ab do m en Is b a I r needl experienced boot· ASS8••s I Ex~ve bome with pool di&tributor ol tbe 6 moat cabinet shop that bas tra111plant1. Compare PSSOHt8. MGIS ke8IUI and aceounUna B.IC11IOMICS for rent or lease. Lake prolitableltemslnt.t\is40 never advertised. but OW' Mnices Is facilltiea Do you nd an acct'& ore penonnelata.Llle•els. l.mmedoV"'inProrpeo-Foreat. Mission Viejo billion dollar industry. coWddoublelt'sbusines _ _;_ ___ ;,._ ___ wttbaoyotber. Freecoo-coordinator. payroll pie w /e.xper. in pc vie. No children. '600 to Brakes, Alternators, if it did. Terrific cash I sultation "'brocbure for supervisor,casb"acct's NeedslmmedlatelY eo.-Ir wirini. Grow- .....;_, __ mo_.586-6433 ___ . ___ 1 Voltage Regulators, flow operation. Includes cosmetJc•balrsurgety. receivable. acct's paya-PAYIOLLCL&I( in1 co. Kint bens. Apply Slarters. St.art.er Drives all machinery, equip· · F\nanclniavallable. ble? I am looking for $U5p/hr Scientific J)rilllng Coo· & Wat.er Pumpa. No 1ell· merit. apray booth & plcll: L.A. (213)931-3767 placement w /company Sill Clemente trob, to.o Oampus Dr, .......... Udo M_..VllacJt ...,....Jl•n•t/ A1 •=• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ,Fl .. Mtwport 67M66Z Ou I ..., SOOS ----"------························ IAYFRol'fT OFAClS c. COMPUTIR Cannery Village-New or-MARKm ... Ci rices from 300 sq ft· " fantastic views, lg PROVIDES A GREAT patios-parking " SF.COND51....,..0MI jarutorial included. 28 .... -.. s Lafayette Ave., N .8 11tMo5ammg 613-1003 11tCDJlf _, Accomh 2S0-500 aq. ft. dlx ofc. W •fl1 r clllg AYml. 19th St. CM . from •,&Secured, Prinonly mo, 1.'om 540-2200 DIGITAL PRODUCTS 2131276-7689 TH£ EFACIENT CARRIAGE SODA POP Al.TEINATIVE SI'ORES. Help run-now operating. Last 3 co. ing. We supply yoo with up truck. OwQer will S.A. (714)541-6651 in the Orange Co/Irvine 2-3 Week Assignment N.B. or call 55'7-9061 Ir your accounts. Invest· train. Ask tor Richard H.B. <114)540-6805 Ind. area, or South to preparinl EOC payroll & _ut __ for_Ra.....;y;_G_U_ma_n __ meotfrom $.1,180 secured Wakl , A.,_. Daya 536-1461, U..,.IVBS .u ~~t.~~:~ upon re· proceuinl new hires Aaeembly by refundable inventory eves~~ "" ,,... and cuaranteed buy MODILS lsCORTS Resp. woman seeks posi-ACCT. ~Ell WOMIM & MEH back. For complete de· lntere.t«I ln selling or M&-Tll9 II /C-Ylaa lloo as live-in companion $USX/br 30 Assemblers needed tails ca11 9A M -&PM, bu¥in& a business? Call tc •o <::r Cit Refs r-a el Mar now. No exper. nee. 3 F.astemTime. J01afUBI, ns-c100. DB.LA'S ~ " · · . . · 1 ~~ent1>06t· Shlfia. ti<> l'1t!. Come \ll =:io OCCIA.TSHOP HetpW.eacl 7IOO ~~~~nta. ~~·;:~~~~~r::i RIADIMCIS .. •••••••-••••••••••••• Birch, &lite 213, N.B. Tef, tarot tards. ESP, Accocmting. Manaeer of Call our Santa Ana office _55&.a: __ ~ __ EO_E ___ _ readln11 da11y. 9AM· internal auditing. Salary ror rurtber information 8PJI. For•~ 41M-9117. mid 30'1. Will ~ doing 00 theee and Ol'ber South 1130 N. Cat. wy, Lag finaocialawmogw/10% <>ranse Cowity assian· Bcb. travel. M.ll.A.·C.P.A. meata. · prfrd6yrsmanufexp. 547-1611 lm.5 No. Main, Suite 1016 Santa Ana Nol• public •cctnl nrm •AUIO LOTPBSOM Experienced person or we will a.ram. Immediate openln& -permanent ~-·Ca.JI Sales Mar. or iDterView. Bill YATES VW-PORSCHE Mo. to mo. rent iacJ: owned stores now avail. Faal growing $100.S200K ~ ' • , • , ' r , 837-4800 493.451 : Recepl. serv . personalized phone COY ~next 12 mo. l'0.000 u package. ltU662 erage, cont. rm. mal M,F. eerv .. pertini • more · Newport. m£ EXECUTIVE SUITE 640-54'70 DISCOUNT! IJ.OOOsqft ............... ........... -& C1 ....... • • .. • I ' ·- •J d ft I. . .. I. '• ·! 0 • r" I· I. ' ll r, -I -• •• .iil . .. , •u 'l'· f -.., 1h: Calls•• l•rtls..tail t1 ' I .................................................................................................................. ....__,.,.......... ;up .. ter • H'91ut a..DIOdeU.11 MWlllona, f Pllullil a VacatJoat Cll&A.PaT u..nn1 ln' PRESSING Floe Exler. Paln&.lq by halnt hornet not bousa. WALKER ROOFING n.a.na 1lawauta,, . ..-, unaD Jc* 6 "" ~ ,_.. • IJlll. aew 1At "Tb• Ca,.taktr'' t.9wa. J'r. wtl. CHEAP! JJROBLEllS? R. Sinor. St. llc.. tns. Tey lilt. fr ext. Call Kent at Lie 1326489, all t1pea .......,,...._ ,..,._ 1WI' ol ...,.. ftoM ..t. •-~. Uod ...... , care for ,.u, planu. eo. .. orNJ.ueo 111do1our lnllllq In my me. •5MU• bm. Gnat roofinl, free eat.-~ f i t • o r m • n iQI.. • .. •u. proper\)' wbllt 11 • 1 bOme. N:oncy...,.13Q ,. 1 *"1911$11-,_ A* I . ...w 1 -1 JCN're awa1 , Bo1tdtd • I-• I Prol pajatiJll. Ext Is tot. "•lllllilll ... ~•qli...,r REPAIR• REROOF. AU S..... f C.... a .. odielln1•. 6 ....................... ~ • ' ....................... J_..,.tll Low rates. Reta. l'rM ....................... types · sh in g le s · ••U••· Olll VU.Ce o-1p;rwworkroom,1 • WnaJlSAU.Ya.EAN ....................... est.m-4180.531-'93 YubicatoOmmtelepboto rocksbakea-compo·tar . • , .......... __.. .... .,_.,...__m.w -wttliBNl')':0wtw1. 1. Hous.tT Call OiACb•m Asian Comm. C&eaniDI llm•/CIMl'15.Kafen Freeest.541·58.10 _._••••-••••••••••.. C t A ti 6 ...... m.-•••••••f••••••••HHH• 01.rl ~et eet -..sm Serv Apta ottlces prof Cultocn Wallpapering ~ 8M~tro· n'l.:: .. c~ • .:~dal .... ;, \i ~~d!-r'T. w~.eelllnp~ftoord1 Wdai.ue.7'11 • ' Allwnc~·et:t ..... &°"'Jm'T.... RC~~~~ -•U.S.A.. work, I 1r1. Ex1er. ....................... • U..ete 131.~7 windowseleaned. L•dt1:: .. lll1 ....................... &M-0621 ~ W'f.0.18 -~ -•&t I' , Q ......... • 4Hl-t1'5 He•••He•oHeHHH•• hit, ext, lef'Vial area for 1 Plano tuniDa & Npalr. ~·---------••'•I t. Qm'Oll •------·-· '•carrlJI .-4 ............... -..... ... ~ AU•-of L.11.S.-Roto, Sod or yRers.:. ~!!'0· 4'v"'~•.?.,r;!· yraap.Muter'ddeg. in••••••••••••• •• • •• .... -4&.----r-..,,, ....... •••••••••••••••• ... .,.. " Yr-Seeded. Lawn s . ....&Wt. • e._._. muai CM+J,5centalhis •• • • • ....... .;.z........... IO'b.rl~ ' ILl'.lCTIUCIAM·Priced I" aluminum Hall)ln• clean °1 incl. by -Sprinklers, Planting. PalnUa1. Int. qual. mo~.m-98M CWe.Neworre-.S.ftlloMr rlPl·fne •tlmate on ~ w/babd OD droearpetclean.5M-m3 Xlntrefs.6'1.5-7633·. matcftab, ra•Mfo&ia· model. Free estimates. DriftWQa•~ lot no.-. Can.a.rs. Jeff. ..,..oramaUJoba. ...m.a. Catm bl oo job. Same bl ....... .....,.,....... 53M96'7 atter5. •ll•J'&ln 4ealcoal --1.k:mtd f7s-otl9 'l'lleGa&Wmeo.50-lld cstm.~~i'fu :~ Ew'opelnt.udseaper e. ... ............. ~ ..... Tree Sen-Ice •Lie. Na. Cll Sia f'"---a«w ._ II ... 1, .., qcucieeaJto -~ Top work. Fair prtce. llouaepaiaUq. InL. Ex· ~~tdaea•tenlll'M ••••••••••••.••••••••••• .e.-.... -..n. _....,_, -r ..,, ., cy1• · · Refs.64M871dayoreve. ter.1'1-eeest: Jobn Beck .... HT. ltJ.143' . ------·------f••-••••••••••••••• ... • .. -..... ••••••••••••• .. •-••••••••••••••••• We clean otaoea . 631'3383orM5-2111. Expert shapua1. tllinnina Mftll • t ~. h'ee eM. TAYLOlln:NCmOO. Gen1 llU&tJmaD. Patnt· wimloneleforNaaona: Mmu 't · Pt At.9 • atump rem0:9-a.~ . .......... 1••••••••••• hHt•U 1o•r e•r•et, WoodaCUilllok .. lnl, caq>e0try. roalln1. ble prices. Aak for "••••••••••••••• .. ••••Interior. exterior,. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Landscape creat1oas. llotber wUl t.Ue eere a..bl.AllSfm;MS-117' ~ill m.tm mHonry. Any home Manuel or Sara. Bus . Brickwork. Small jobs . Reai4entl~I le comm I HOMESAVERS. Plumb.,_ST_S._2821 _____ _ ~1':'a;~:' ~c:':1k . C1be... . ... JI =~J::..;:~~;)l;• ~:~: boll1e 546-34&6 ~5-~e~a" t{~b~\~~sS.e~J:1~a~~ ~~.':1"1c"=::1~ ~~~~ ... ,.,. ··-·····••M•••••• ....................... -531"°82 service. llofA. M /C OK. e -u-,,~ Caterins BanQ.ueL • •V'DYU>WPIUCES• s.n.at=. 25 yd eu. 2 1QI llldiea need more BLOCK. Slumpstone · 9'1N085or1C1-0l83 MZ-2115 D I •• S.•lce JheUai FacilH1ea. O.Gardenlqlfatnt. rt elec, ete. Call b 0 u 1 ec1 ea 0 i 0 1 walls. brick planters. ~x-15 yrs ,.mtlnt Ors. Caty. . r....,.. .............. ,,...... Aliao'1. lt1'00ldNewpo1t Gearie IG-20U PIP& .131-GM cuatomen. Dependable, ~ tnstaµed. Speual· ~quallty&L1dl3t950. PERRY'SPLUMBING ••••••••••••-••••••••• Bookkeeztnf. e JC . Bl..t.....a Clean-ups Haulln'1 ti , I reft. 97J.7619, 957-8390. C prill cedB ,blic64c73bend016ed4. •temPete . We clear any drain or Fr. leslODI or tUUlrhl1. l"'fwed reaeaable. • --d .. ...&.:. 1 --.1' Karen a o · • • R sewer anytime! Free .._._ .. i.... _ .. .,_.,_ . Ci•lll/C-••" ....... •c--1. •~· ....................... 53&-9906 eaaoaable priced. lo· estimates Call for low ---or ... vaoced. ----------·-.................. aervac:iq,IQ.9907 OCCS&udeot. l Tootrucl. So. Amer. girl, hard Jobi, terior/Exterior. Free wbdrateS.6'7$>Sl8l Dominiqm.fts.8812 C. f • •• P'ouada'ton1 retaiainc p aU--.a rd ln Trub, tree trim, Ron empties. Honest. Reas. W ... Jl'apsrlllt · est. 53HJ718. Ja$. ... ... .,..,.__._ ••••••••••-••••••••••• all loct pa''"' enoo MJ\I I• en ' ...... -.. td-mt Maria 640-49Z9 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Any plumh~n water .. v 31 w .__ 9 ..._ ~ .......__ w 1 • ,•1• , .... eervice. Depyieln Vtaµal .......,,_ · PETERS PAINTING ,...,..... .... 2169 le-._ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..rpenter. r.....,., est. A 551G1.Ucd. Art 8 yrs exp apt / aerv. ...... enc · lea windows sbe JcQ. Call Alla.a boalea John,~ Lile. baulln1·moving. Sister teain, We do win· Expr'd . Reas Rates. Esper. re&, qual. work. ceramk tile. Reas. ~ ... .!!.. _ ... ...: 'by-... Ca JflGICf• · . Gara1e--Yard cleanhag. dows. Further info call Free Kat. Call Gene freeeslCalJDavtd. 832-a.68 -"-~-··-UL w....-bl ' ........ ! .............. G •It 4 ~ Reu. nta. 6G-0105 Nadine. 5'1-82:50 552-0e59 \4 . "'.....,..... at reuona e Ind carpenter, comm/rea R.J . Huttman•Soe. • ..... ••••••••••....... . off on all ftllpaper. af rate.Call968-90M + paintla1. Reason Raaodellradditions HANDYMAN · Carpentry Students: Hauling, yatd & 'Ibe fastest dqw m the PainUng. Extr/Intr. Ex· we do lbe b&Qltal The Trade your old stuff for rat•. Johll. S31.aou· ~Ol"Ml-6Ml · electrical, plumbing & 1ara1e clean-up. Need West ... a Daily Pilot pr'd, booest. neat, reas. Jluimen.S37·20M new aoodiea with a F'1ld what you want in 54'1.a.4 ' Ueewd.6 Bcmdeci. Ora. 8f1.m. 545-80 work. 5.1M3'17 Classified Ad.. 6'2-5878. Uc'd tM-'°'5 Dave Want Ad Hdp! M2·5"18 Qasaified ad. 8'2-5678 Daily Pilot Classifieds. , fWptW-.cl , 71 NelpW..W 71 NllpW...... 7100 HtlpW..ted 71 6WpW..tecl 7100 MtfpW..tecl 7100 NllpW..e.ct 7100 HelpW..tecl 7100 MllpW-.cl 7100 ·····~·····-········· ....................... ~·········~·········· ......................................................................................................................................... . AVJ'OllO'nVE BANICING . ~ • .... u,.. er Detiv~ /GeDeral penon DRIVER, OVER 21, de-SALISPllSOM FjCto$1100. Oaildcue for 2 chUdrm, Cl.-..n&....,,... CLEICAL Cl.ERIS to drive c:ompaay cars. peodable, shi coos · SAUIUH 1£P Growing Orante County Sept. 1, 1D.Y home, OWD Goodtyplogfsbookkeep. . belpbuhoplileamwood cienUoua & llln& to ~i:~. ;::~ot tllftN ~-.needs an ambitious trw.S.U~TN ~~7u\r~~~ nnnn1ruur11Es finisbing.Over18&&bave work,. Fast rowiq.g Plan rail )Ir Lee at indiv. "'''°"" F /C book· Claof11g. women wanted ........ Ul"ru nr UTOTEM valid license. 540-5850. true.king co. Irvine. iJJ..i.300 '~~ciof ~~~.'~!J!C!~i'oqlfd:' l;&iea, $4.!0 pr hr'. --..area.675-8030 ~ :::~=ce . DIHJALMST~ _540-050 __ 1 ____ _ ---------1 ~andlo;,aaaocla~:n holidays. Call 54CHI055. -=:.:ave ~'al( ln Newport Beach is ~~!:.8!: Cbairsid_e.J~ll t ime .. r----... ----AUI'OJIOllVE a full tfme opeiln1 ~~en· -erlcal --seeking individuals with on 2Dd Is 3rd shifts. No GOOclDenelats . H.B. DllYaS P..ts Dept. for a Savtn&s Rep. E"X· cy, 27110ffarbor, CM Cleaning girl wanted for TRAJNE£ atilla and geoerel office ex per nece•o rf ·w e MW0320l" 846-35«> Men or women 25 yrs or ,.,.... petienccf 11 preffrred, ALLJO.BSFRJ!JE tumiU&re store. PIT. a , U nperience tn one or train. Advancement op-DENTAL~-Cbnlde. okler. Know the cout Ideal for youQI person but if you enjoy peop.le, IOOlt•• flaibieboura. $3.00p/lW. llW "cco HTS more ol the follewing ~to tboM wbo Fil'. min l yr ex.per. Sal :~e.N~:::-~ ·~a~~ who seeks promising, have Ulf.lt typing akllla Exl*i 1111 Knowledg Apply in peNon 1911 areas: qualify. Few lnforma\ioo open. Frtoie benefits. Yellow Cab, i7300 Mt. secme career to learn· and are easer to learn, ... ~__.. A/P :_ Nft'PCl'tBlvd,CM ~~-nearesttbe Pill. =t1 btbarea.Call847·259. Herrmann, Foa•taa·n deaJenhip parts buai· ...e'll ~· (or tbia w eom __ ... _, • • TWX-Med•I 31· .. ......,._... .. nessin busy Chevy store growth . A good paf"Oll. Near Fashion ._ .. :.._ n--.. h A•toMatl c S ••d· office at Dental Cbainlde .Uais· Valley. <No of Slater near Orange County atartia aatary ls of· Ill. Frln1e benefita. Clerical u~•uu........ lecel••·70wp111 13M2LamP9GC1St \ant. hourly. S48·1262 betwn N e •bope & e;--. Full-time, lood fered, complemented by Salary commenauratel ADP , • : GudeDGnwe5'l-41MO days,«63H433evea. Euclid) """""'"~ ..... ,_t..___. ... ,_,.lud w'-"-• 6"-88M Immediate part.time • • • .,._ual.,_,.E plo •-------· pay & interesting! 0p. ex .. ,,._. .,.,....,., .. w.. • , .... ,_.. A"'t v,._ m yer DENTAL/ORTHO As&ia· port.unity for advance· iog a complany-paid Bookkeeper full charge PENSION :'':~/:~~in~;~ tant. P !time. Expr'd, Eledronics :6~A~~ ~~v~ofe~: P:a:urero':'°::-i:: fullUme.&aiboah.l&od • nu. ls an excellent op· COCKTAIL R.D.Anec. Pleasantofc. FBDSERYICETICH Dove & Quail Sta .. teviewappointment: 673-3657 S£1VIC£S part~to~elopyour ...... /Acd9 WAITllSSIS Irvine.559-0777 NewportBeach. FIDarTY · Boobtore clerk, mature Newport Center finan-tme·~~~aitc.!nl' ::i~ c:nm~ Exper. F1exible bo~rs. i>ENTAL RECPT. w/ex· Expanding micro com-~.& 1 ft eothuaiaatic. P tr lncl. ci.al firm seek.a responsi· ..... . f' · 1 •Mallt Aptlt9de Good eompan.y benefits. i itioo or m puter company is build· AUTOMOTIVE ~ wtnda.M9-376Saft6PM. ble individuals for grow101 1nanc1a or · Apply penoonel Tues. per. or pos larg obus ce ing its technical stalf. ' OMCl•M A Sat' 11 &Lo.Ana. clerical positlons. Ac· eanh:ation. Type 4~ •IC•rP••cll or ICey Wed " Fri, 9 : 30 to ~~ce ~ s.J. Hu immediate positions 'diME C714tUMUO .. a--s COUDti~a .... ground. wpm. .._ 12:30pm. 1100 Harbor available ror tedmiclans _ ... ''-r-.... cUeback Valley area. experienced in repair & , ITY ADBQul ~ IMSIMAMCI t.YPinl and 10 key We oiler a &ood 1alary BlYU., Anaheim. m.5'00 830-13915 maintenance. AA degree ~N :Em ...,. ~ experience helpful. E~-and .wortdnl condttioaa We bave immediate EOE or equivalent required. forueedcarpositionwith ·llAUTYOM ASSIST~ eell4!et wortlnC cood. It u well as career ap. openiup. u you qualify, Codl!llW....._ ~~;;:=P·~;f,~:i Excellent wages for a d~c. lJIDl'Y car compaQYa.enefita. parel. Working hours -..l#er a '"'""ue -or... ........___. qualified Individual dealer~•Cclunty. Alaiatant· for bigb Preltiae N Beach are: Mon . through hi;':~~t ln~ddl· -49tMIST1. Please call 961-1404 f~ Free demo plan. EX· fasldon sllloa and busy commercia broker Ccatad8"-C380ext262 Thurs. 10·2 p.m . Fri. Uoo to excellent com· Earn up to $300 per wk. Ass't, cbairside, appt. c e 11 e at• .!om Pa ,.y ;R1!tt b1:~ic~Pr:r~tr ~ •• ! f•rtttilmpbone in· 1CMJ:30p.m . pany benefits. Please lAW tuition. Placement 4.,., days. no Sat. Salary ALPHA MICRO benefits. nil rep\iea ui•1U11uo •°"" e e e contact: asl1st. 751-tliM. CM seg.3000 l78'15Slcypark No, #N strictly confident al. youthful, fashionable contacts wttb selected M · opn. · lrvineCa.92'11-t SeJlt'resunu~'to Box 321, person. Also have train· prospect.a. Will aollclt & Qerical ~(.~applyatour alD Ca .. ••/ care of The Daily Pilot. ln& program. Please ask arrange appointments ACCT. Cl.BX Personnel .........,.._ o.tal leapt Electronics P .O. Box. 1S60, Costa forRon,200Newport Ctr forourprofesaionals. No Pod.loft lmmed. avalla· Department to care for elderly bper.ryq, 9CTICH Mesa. Callfornia. 92628. Br., N.B. (Design Plaza) se 111 n g in v o I v e d • ble ror reliable person 1515 Westclff Dr geolleman, s dys/wk. CM area. s.&-5588 2 Yrs exper. or technical lmowledge of inauraoce with aptjtude for nwn· Mewpori leoch PACIAC ....... be d drt . s-.. -"-g can land this Auto paint & body shop llAUTYOPR notrequired,butbelptul bers. Sboukl be able to -· g ver. noo· Dental Lab Trainee ulUUUU,i helper. Leo's Au1.o Body. Manicurist for busy Must have poise & wart oo your own, ad· !'.Qa;aaJ()plJllltunity UHJUAL amobr. Rd's req. Call needed. Exper helpful QC pos tion w /eslab. 642.9373 salon, Prefer youthful. smooth telepbooe man· ding macb.ine lkilll pre· itlnployer M/F _, Mrs. Davls, wkdys at but not neceas. Salary Orange County medical fashionable person. Full ner.Salaey$4.00prhrto ferred. Enjoy excellent 700N""""O,nterDr. &Gl826. buedonteetbwork.Call equipment mfg co. Xlnt time. Pleue ask for Ron. start. bn flexible. Con· compqy benefits. Apply aerteal Newport Buch. CA 92660 COMPAMOM Rieb at 8'7-1549. ::;k ~~s:::S::~ •AMtoSalHP'rlOll 200 Newport Center Dr. tadRobynReonerat 9am-noon, MOD·Frf. <714)MO.S>28 neededtostayw/eklerly Call s.40-6055. Coastal SalespeJlllOO needed for N.B. (Design Plaia> · • 714/675-ttOO Penonoel. · C' ea., •enUeman s nltes/w,k . DISl,IGMB Personnel Agency, 2790 new & u&ed Porsche & . MAllUO'n' MOTii. ~ Equal Opportunity • u----. CM · VW sales. Immediate Beauty Salon an C.M. 900~Clentet Dr. EmployerM/F Must be gd driver. non· to aaai.i engineers in de· ............ ~· Full lime. Fr· needs Wig &yliaU. 86~ Campaign ·N~Beacb TYPIST s moker. non·drlnter. sip le documentation of ALLJOBSFREE in&e.beneflta.Callforin· Commiaaion.Ht-3446 HELP• F.qual Op~r Employr u )'OU are a blghly or· ~y~~=o ~=~.!=ts~:~.~ .. rr~~:~.:.~~c~I ee~~j~: Elemooica temew; aak for Sales qoatCleanin&& p F/r lS /F onized penoo with ex· d p f ment. Must have pre - Mgr. ~cePeraGD ~nee • ~ --~g~~--Cellent telephone tom· pro uction · roo • Comtruction superinten· viom PCB layout exper. BILL 'f A TES i VW-PORSCHE I 8-l,l'_~S 0·~ 4 9 3:~ ~;;·I Babysitter wanted 6-3:30 Teea· prfnl.° Brookhurst Ii Adams ltB Aft 4 962-2M9 Babysitter yanted, 1 mo old infa nt. Matur e pe rson,. Ref'a. You home. S days/wit, pref: C. rtf. SSH169 BABYSITl'ER W ANTE for J4 mos boy. Ma woa)an. East CM, 2 days, l ~·· QJ.-4917 2W W. Ooastffwy, N.B .. Jntervi.:..a Tues., Au.; muoicaUcma. good typing readi~I· ftling, office dent. exper. necessary. ltU Yrs design/drafting ... -• skills, a~it to hand'8 a machanes, work ~ith lf&llt. Beaeh, Costa Meaa 11 l If 8oat Manufadurine 8th, 8:00Pll, Airpotter Clerical variety ol duties, we can ft1m 6 orden. Full time. uea. Several projects exper. Ca Sc ent ic ISi tiMOIR.YACHTS IDD, 18TOO MacArtb11t. YOU ARE use you in wr Credit Hrs flexible . Non· under way. Please call Drilling Controls. haaimmed.-'~··for Imne.RmtSltyUner5. Department: 1.lght amoker.$2.7Sbrtoatatt. f i.nlervj Reta 'd 551·9051 a s k for Don indiv. exper~ow-eeraeot shorthand .helpful. Apply 10·3 . On Sile ~aor~U84 req · Sw8DIOD. mi areaa of boat con-Rockwln Corporation, an INVITED Growth poteoUal. Apply Pbot91rapbics . 3303 !~~~~~~~~ ltNction. expandiA& aureHive To join Orange County's inperaon: Harbfw-Blvd. Unit ES, COOK. For Pf!. Exper'd Do-nut shop work. early Dedl HNwr...... manufidurer of pre• top temporary agency C.M. pf'9f, Apply an person. AM. Will train. Apply slraled concrete buUd· wbereyouarelheV.I.P. U.S.DIVMS C&.lllC ~iiri~8.:i1400W AM. ~K's Doauts. 2961 irll ~~ta la seeking 3BZSW. Warner th Fairvtew.C,M. equal(y a11resaive In· We offer top salaries, Santa Ana. CA moa U@t typlog. lood ma COOIS~d dfviduala fOf' ·the follow· be9t jobs, abort and toes tn4J540-8010 and some exper. in a pro-DRAFTSMAN lntpoaiUooa: term uaitnmenta with ductioo control dept. will Full or p/t me. Good s ... ,... top Orange Counb "1:!,__unity land neat Job in the 1tartln1 pay. Frlnse ftrma, Over 25 Y•l'll of ..,..,..,.. ,. beautiful bldl of a 1row· benefits. Apply In ~~res conatruetlon combined experience. ployerM,.. Ing I.rvtrle co. Variety of penon.M.oothruFriday, ~i1ehalesex~teo WEWANTYOU!t!! Clerical duties, xlnt beu. Call 3 to 5 pm. Coco's, USS ~~S.~ r.:r~ DOCUMENT Rita. s.40.8055 Coastal AdamsAve,Co.taMesa rqfd·teena + car + .... CUIKS OONTROLCLERK &:..~CMAtency, 2790 ca>Mtncs. Aloe Vera~ mmm. •ReURICLllKS Resp. for draftiq room ALL JOBS FREE non aur1lcal face lift, Profsd .... P •TYPlm clocumeotauon control, sates • diatribut.onhlps one·two years ex· eerfeoce. Wlll use stan· dud fits and tolerances, tables and charts. pre· pare final drawings from sketcbes and prints Reqlllret8SCi!"ll2-!yn •SICll'rAlllS EDI file, oopy machine C&.mtltY'PtST a uil. Call Laverna, •---------• enertence''deal1nin1 •WOIDPIOCOPRS f~I· M111t type. Must type so wpm, T71-3020 concrete atructarea ..... ..--....... H Previous ejlper. pHf. ,,.,...,.le 10 key by touch __.._CO_UNT--E-R--.... ,.-,..-.,- We olfet good career op- portunity and growth potential plus excellent c.'lOIQpaDY benefits includ· lDC free medical. dental and rue insurance. Con· t.a Employment Dept. s. l. r v ran• e .. _,,.....,. XlntopportUDitYto"row ...._..t' f ' ~ 1 .. •PIX~ withadJbamictomP.oy ace 8 exper. pre . Fullorpart-time '1S·::-..::;..,. , *flmOMM& CLKS with riteodl7~le. Call <Joyce> l3l.o700 2m5Harbol' Bl. CM Pteviou1 coqatruc:lioo ~CL-S ScHbW'tc Wng COil· Placing a Clusifiect ad Ls Counter pers on for take of( experience •HOSJISllS 'tr.ob. N · · or call as easy u dialing your sandwich 1hop, P /T. h'lpful but not mah· .!._S.!:~!~ ask for Don phone. Give us a call. ll·2. No eirper necess. dltory. lndl\idl&&l mus' For Newport Beach ~d ~ \Ve'lklotbuea4.642-5178 55'f-GSQJ646-2Zlll, ask for have'*'* C'Clneeptual 6 .,_ ..... """''"llY c..... Breoda. comm:tion 1kllls. IOJUUUlvkir'11.l:.'or ---------=r-~:~ .Jaa PehMr CLERK Xlnt =~~self a~van~emfnt. Salary 117-6122 We .... Wolll' ......._,,. modvlited penon capa· ran&e tll.OCI0-#4,00C>. ..._ ..,_.~1 .. iu-.. · -Lat•-d .,._.1 ble ol worklaa wltb min. Acc1•t.. ,.,...,..._ •• ,_... --dlnetlon. Lrs apt com· POl!Uoa *l'llNI •ta_te On.Dl•OocmtJCall: "needa atatf member ebart IJ•raoil •Oh · KarenJ>owtn to clean·• maintain &IP· .etaawn ot, es to ac. m.an keep oo model • •'*'' counttns 41 a rra ••· asiu Ii tM»¥ omca. XlDt l*inM WW. tuttal ulary, frlnee benef1t.t • bualaen aeeouaU•1 ,.,. hours. Apply In ~ 1a1arJ ~ penon. Parle Newport ....... -. ~. com.,. of Jam· boree • Seo Joaquin )IO)a)ld, NB. LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 31Jl W. Segentrom (Near Harbor & Warner) Santa Ana.CA TECHNICIANS SET YOUR 0 W M WORKING HOURS! Treodata "ilex Time'' a11owa you to beat the n.isb hour traffic or Just sleep in a little loneer. Thia and other "top of the lina" beoefita are yours if you have the following qualifications. Sr. Test Technicians needed. T1wo years col· lege or equlvalent in electronlcs . Good knowledge of TI'L logic, traoalstor circuits and c o r e m e m ori e s . Minimum ~ two years experience testing and trouble shooting core memories. Excellent wortln1 en· virooment. Liberal fr. ln,se beoe.nts and com· petlUve rates with a 1rowtn1 eompany . Please seod resume or a,pply to pereon to TRENDATA CORP S&udanl lllemottes DlvlaklD MIO W. Sepntrom Santa Ana, CA 9270il (7U)s.o.ao5, En. 213 EQu.al Oppottuntt.y 8mployer 11/J' • • l D I. .. #• •• •• lt ,. .. ,,, •• I tWpw-.. 11001111111w..-. "" w.w..-. 1t ..... w..... "" .... W..tM 1100 I Sunday.Augutttl, 1178 DAILY PILOT.,, ••••••••••••••••· .. ~··· -.~ .................. ~;•-.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I l:NOIH&D o-atOfc-PaXaatwef· llOuMc...,_., 1'1e1·"1. llAHUl"AcnJRINO HelpW..ted 7100 .... W..tecl 71001.W.W•s• • 7100 ..... Wehd 71• •••TI•ll' ... wv ..... lm1n1d l·IPlf. Call Janie•'• MACHINIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••t•••••• • ..,.... for espu'd or ~Ann'• tu-llOO MSl Dita. the leader In Reallltt.at.Sa.ltil la19W1Plrt~~ .NEEi. ~ ~. Rate of --•llCOM> IHln• datwltry t4rmlnala hu BUIE o•••TORS • I w·.a;..:.;.:...;_ 1.... .. ......... ..--...1 .. , .,_. .... ~ ... u.Qr, lite dWtl. Pff lmmedlat• openJ111& POWER ,."""J2 1 ~ cill..::iii.' ~ u-...........,;. per. Apply rn p.rtoD ~foroldertpl, approa I.Mr ae,ler. Truaport for... FRI! 3Wl•S1..=::..:::::::::=.......;;;:::_...:q:~ __ "' .... ...._ .. , ....... 1 ...... pm. lSS &an wk. lflllt dnva • ._. .. _,CAI Olvtakln. bu r Steelcase is the larg••t manufacturer peri~H• related t ._ ...... -.c.11. Dll ....a·1. lltf• r-ad ~ate()peOlnpfor: EXPEOI• TO ~ lfUINlw:.;. ~-~ ~..t .~fl ~ ~v. _,_ '~ft lrwarea.17UM4. of metal Office Cumlture. We have .... .,,,.J!;-..1 -. ...... __ ~ ... _ _ immediate openings on our 2nd shift ...--. .._. ,.._ ~ fllllk K......., eo I 0 I A L P I T I Ill E , •nn.t &.allle W.U, Wiii perform rouun1 due to increased volume. We pffer Job Mlw""•••rtty .....,.....,_ _.. u...-.-bouHwlvea • eoll•ti• OJn. dl1patehln1 materlai security, profit sharing, an x)nt •A11itoll1.t•4' no rtrlor •••! • llaut Ala oa.. ._._ -· .. _ 11~ .... ·'12"an•. <!.v•r _1, ......... bancmn1 and follow·up retlrem-t plan. free dental and other ~ or expe ence blllc •• r.zttH1 _., •--v• t:-. : . •Oft•n ..,._It ..... Set-dun. to ~e tbe "'"' DIJC9lfllll'>' retatM t• ••Hal• w 1" ~· SU. TS Irr si.na tllll to aoo WMllJ.y. u..6-.... : atatua ot mawriall u fine benefits. Apply in person et 1123 •Pff'iooall.S i.oatruc· opentto.1 ••• n • 11111 U.. + ~. Pt <Ouar..._ tu> M11.1t be ;p;x;;: ft... tb•1 relate to l\l,b f:. Warner Ave. Tustin. (Intersection don Ptft•~• &a •ull•• "-~Y&iJ w • nt1t. ptraontbl• .• -_,...-vohune electron c: ol Warner & Nwpt ""-··y) •Pl'ol111klaal on Uat Job ..,.,..._ 111.-. ~~·AM for Cart eur1etl c l,orl 1 ...._0..1• maaufuturlnl A nw_ tnillaiq. •--------- laaJIUI;._.,..._ i.~ Olw. _, JUttbH, t'79·074T atl ·T-~A"s d1 t famlUartty with parts STIB.CASI •J.Jpto~commluloo. BHlllf'£UJION" Qllblia,.... "· .ts..S.A. lOAMforappt __ •Wllllft• and rf.roduc:lion or IJJ-44IO IOl/Mof 1"Cbolce of top offtce llU1'ftl 9elA.IDS ::..·: .~=~r:~ ==-Own boa with. MECHANIC hl'6 p/U._ All atut. -.MP.e'"•._ lll.nlmum txperieace ,.. mudadurill1 ...... ,_ .. Ls tapnoteh,Pl'OleuJonalor· t>I' w ""9. AIM 21 Udo.-. Vacaot ua Vie qu&Nd. E•ctlltnt com· pnttrrtd. Ooe""';''rwo iaatu.Uoa. Wyuru:qieriencewith ., • u r . I• t tr t Wtiicn . ..,,ooo Open g:1 .=.-~~'r.!:J years related maoufac· MUISIS AIDIS hf n u ll Cltttl l(af • ·= :.d::•~:!,!:4':':':.. •tlto••· No uptt bolllt.a.ar&eeQulntard. turinl titperience re· Allablfta. PIT•on-call Youwillbaveheavypeo-~ qcdMd. K1'0•1tcl•e of ..-. AlllllY. Velvenat ltaaM.or,andl4Yf11"250 lifelDlurance. Pleueap. quired. to ala.rt. Work tnto full pie contad in tb.ia poel-,_ .... qi ~.laidt•rYttt, l)lyiDptl'IOft. Ume. Mature women. :Uon '° )'OU m~ ~ !f 131·1003 4fJ.044Z .....,, c::bemteala, cm. W. SUI &.Ma Aita lit lnluraoe. atenc>' ln Illa WW t.raln. Small friendly Penon &NY·~ 1---------~ delllon. *· r...io... ....,.""•u• 1_. Mon· aklftV~teekln&peraon WI SBLO MAJERIAL raclllty. Call Garfield ntial rec:orda to ~ Bzctlleol co.mpany =iiiiiiiiiiiii ~iii!i°'~iii'*ii':,~_..iii"'iiiii1ml hi w tap Ca ~m~rc1a1 • .. & .... .,..IT 8:';fi~:01 ~P"it:~ = :,".: ct!°iaJ:md!!: E=r .. ~.!!'.~~· oooct benefttt mrhadint rree ~ • GUARDS IPtt'IOllMl r•Un& Send '""'"~ I uauoLER M'1·9671 •• well as outsotoe. .........u ua\l.rance. medicai and dental ln• brief reaume po Beu' DYNAMICS l1M Startin&talary tr7S. Call ood co. benefits. surance. SEGURITY llJl~Clem«nle~ m1W . .8epn.trom ww be respoujble for E"-Rita $40-605$. Coastal 9"-CiM2 0-.. to our ~nt ex· INSURANCE C~E RK <DCarffutlor•Wamer) moving material s Timi. Penonnel A&ency, 2790 ~ ....._ pncram, Well.a TYPIST·uper d for SutaAna,CA throlllb all phaaea of ppi, rson. ~~~BS FREE for bul1 Beauty Salon. Contact Employment Dept .. 1'lrlO Guard Ser'vicH ls ~Y dodon otllce. Br· ~()pp>.rtunity manuladwin1 and re· 1· Herbert Kall Prefer youth f u I. I l'ID ~l'f'lU Wrial a.curUv iuarda 11\1 NSWM. W.3131 .,.. M IE viewiq ol materials and JEWELERS Pi.ua Helpers . Straw Hat ftlhiouble penon. Full Lu. '1IUI , ........ -----~ for ' ,,_ documentatioa. 0-y~a.r rm&UtoJ. C.M. Pim, El-Toro. fmmecl. time... WW train-Plew. ' : -J.nsurance airl. must be MACMMST ol related manufa~unog ()ptom .... -c Asst, exper opMlnp avail. full • pt ask for Ron. JOO Newport T I A .. $ , 0 • r -~~ :~~I Ml\WOU-llACH ~~"=..t!r~ N.8 . co. neect.. Class A expert~iuequared. ~~~llesa-Santa ;l;tiield8.£~~Y 2Ho2 =Dr· N.B. tDeslen DYNAMICS ~ • lnine Complex. Y.u SANT• AMA Yacbt Jo1urance. sos Maddnlat for Brid&eport We 0 ff er a c 0 m . __ . ------..;;.;..~~;;..;;.;....;..;.._ ___ t----------t (~1~~.:erl e&edncuc or~ AMAH8M 311tbSt.rm20l.N8.App-Mill Ir Hardinle Lathe. prebenalve benefit er.rhtl&Auist PtuUc fectory worker.IReCl!lltiolllst for law of· SantaAna,CA ::=;c1,c:•::u o8U NI llTOM ty in penon. = ic:-ance P~::~on pad:l!ge inc 1 ud In 1 'Ibinlnl opportunity 'tor Wort wtth 1mall ~utic ~!a:pb!.~~ : n ;:Ve~~ you put 1CIUr Hl*tiN ~ 1U9tA PAii INSURANCE AGENCY bens.' E.o':t~ ~1 as't ~:ia=~~ repl~m,:.uprs,:: order· desk penon who rpeak lllltua~n~e:s:~n~ clients. Out1oin1. mat £quat Opportwlity wort for thla eoml)tny' con ·• ...... , .... • Exper pref-&0041 typio& for Ron Adams. . will advance to handling like to m.eet the public. Employer Iii /F fOUb1 cbnamJc n~ pre. ---~ • ful(or pa.rt-tlmeJ N.B. fit shartna. Apply In own divi1ion. Person English. 6'2·20ro sldent. Abl1all Abbot THI 645-0llO MAG 2 Operator. will Wipe~!.oman or call Vern s~ baveahlpptn1. in· PLASTaC COMPANY Traloeecomidered. Typ-llSTAUIAMT Personnel A1ency WMl111ll train legal scty. Non ..... · voicing II accurate lyp· needs Production Ing e.p. helpful. Call LUNCHCOUNTER SST·6U2, 4SOO Campu 4RIA' , ..... ._. smoker. Top salary. l.ng. lnl'I shJpplng back-Workers. Noe.per. nee. Mn. Reed 752·88U ' Food Preparation Dr. N.B. ()pen MOGda Account uaj.stant. This 148-1400 MSI <round. plus. Oo. often Hrs 7am-5pm. GoodltllN"rl:n'ICl,.ERK/TYPI Penon··--wanted to won eves. Wl 7PJI. TOI aa•••"' p•y xlnt op~ortunlty for ...., ••L ROOM several salary reviews benefits. Good atartin1 Newport Beach·based at '""""'eodllter in larte --~ person wtt.b commercial """"' per year + top ben1. Pl)'. Freq11e11t reviews. CJOIDPUlY ~uires redp-bealtb food store. Food Everytbl.ntFumished multl·lioes in an In· CURI( DATA Starting salary to '900. Pleaaeapply at Plutecb cfert·t.YPiat . .-WPM . preparation. Previous E•ecutlve secretary, surance agency. Offers Ftr enjoyable environ· COIPOIATIOM Call Chris. S40·S05S. Alloys, 1981 Placentia ftoalt Olr~ ~a.ranee experience desirable but mature, Newport Beac ApPlJ in person Monday-xlnt advancement Po· ment. No e.per necess. :WO Fischer Ave. Coastal Personnel A&en· Ave, CM. 642-lm and fOOd t.eJepbooe man· not oeeeuary. Uniform lawftrm.145-40M Fttdaya.Spm at: tent. m t.b.la fast rrowmg Ute typtna " telephone Costa Mesa. CA92627 cy,2'190Harbor, CM neralftlS1'! Noprev. of· fumiahed. Medical & WILLS FA.IGO firm with top reputation necess. OC Airport Area. ALL JOBS FREE P!umben lice exper. nee. $550. bolpital benefu. Apply E•perienced liH coo wanted for bus downtown Laguna restaurant. Top 1>9.y. Cal Mon·Frt, *·9765 AU! fo Lynn or Nina. ~u a-. in the insurance field. Calls&SlOO. Equal Opportunity .,,.Miii W..ted p /mo. Call Gwenn, Lindberc Nutrltioo. .VAIUI' Starting salary to $1300. EmployerM/F ORTHODONTIC Must have truck, will mat between Carouul / SBVICES Call Chris, S40·60SS MAJNTB4AMCE ASSIST: IDA ~· Apply at 133'7 S. 8ullocb. krwd level, So. 1532W. Commonwealth Coastal Ptrsonnel Aaeo-Geo er a_ I PI ant & MATERIAL CONTROL or eli'"ble. Top wases. Bristol, Santa Ana. llC9'TIOMIST Coast thoppiq center. r• two.CA cy,2790Harbor,CM. automatic machinery EXPEDITOR Entry~ P\illtime.Ll&e&ypln11t C.M.aakformuqer. OR ALL JOBS FREE maintenance. requi rea level position. Mln. l yr · Fln.ible hours. P R E • S C ff 0 0 L bk t p I . 8 4 o · 2 7 o o o--··--• .. ·- J'" """""RS . mechanical ability, office procedure re-t.aiunaBeacb4lM..SSSS TEACHER. Nursery (l:»S:OO > t:;;-U -an-~: Mcaday, Tuesd&Jtf w "',uv • pt-ume, eves. tmow*lg• ol electric " quired. Ability to work PACIC•S acbool certificate or ex· • yn +, c ... c.._,_......,.~ A~lr_ btwn 2-6:30pm. hydraulic .helpful~ wtr&gu.rea Ii detailed ln· Needed I . ])et'<f;tl:n flexlble.12.IO Cllt, Sbakey'1 Cost• lpm, CLOSED Friday H l) • 7 8 1 l . 111 8 2 lime permanent with lo.'a musr. Qff for ippt. · ~area. per hr.~ --.. ...._Ml-020ldap.... - - t .. _ _._ .. Ave Irv IUA7639EOE Call546-2901 __.,"""'.' ---------1 a : ........... _ · · ~g company. Juice .,.., Preas Operator-Rubber M8Al OMCE Restaurant F,!!~~cr! ... ~~r~ r s, ll!!:._W1__,.7 .Jobsnow,Ptr,start$3.50, , 15621 lnduatry Ln. MATURE WOMAN Partner wanted, take WLlltrain.lsUr2ndshjft: Sm enafneering ofc, PERRY'SptZZA ........ '" -...c&• • -l modelltnewhomemaln· Huntington Beach. p/time to wel come overexpanaJonprojectin All company benefits. aUport area, 00 nper NowbirlncforfuU6part Ftrpos. Forct.y6nig s.taAM.C A. tenance. (714) 993·7310 8112.aolS newcomers & contact Orange Co. Oppor ror 6 Salary commensurate nee. but 111111t t~ 40 time openinp. Varying • :::.·~"rn ~~n Stat.eUc. No.C-6036 871).7<83 Maintenance man ror merchants. ~exible ~rs. Ii~ income within 6 witb uperience. 714 / WPM. 7$6-1011 days " hrs. Idea! sup· Vohan. m of Cali'fornl -., _ ....... GEl •DIOS hilh rise building. 40 hrs Need car. lite typing. yrs. For appts only call 982..fMW88AM·SPM . --------plemental income • HAIDW411SALES "~ ~ wk Se 1 1 ed 0 S47·3095. &t6-4533betwn9·llam. llECMfOMIST ftstudents. Mst be ts & 34215 Dolheoy Park Rd. F\all time N Pot-0-gold program pr · m ·rel r K. · PRES.50PERATOR over. Apply in person C8pistranoBch SUnda · 0 eves or Nds 12 people ror Salary open. 611 Lido Mature person for Ptr Par~s person. marine Energetic MtF wanted P/time. SPM lo &PM. any day from 3 PM lo It _F_E.;..M_A_L_E_P_a_c_k_a_g_•_rs-1, See Mf:· No~per.tf~· pleasant telephone pro· ~~ Dr. NB. 67S·6244, work in caret eria. enone&hardwarestore. for fas t moving in· Goodw/pboneslrpeople. PM ... W r i a betorC ov.e .. 1.2 6. j ect. No ex P n e c . 4.30. S41H608 673-4403forappt. 2431 W. Cout Hwy, N.8 . stant/comm'I shop. Sue· BeauUful ofc surround· 21~ W. Oceanfront Merit raisu. Ca l • in'5 8)'appt only 2Pm 548-5125. 153'7 Monrovia Rochester St, C.M. ~wives,at~nts. re· Managers . Women to Mature saleslady for Part time, hours flexible. ceasful applicant must to sPm. 547.567g, uk for Newport Beach Ave;N.8 . HADWAUS4LIS ~e w;lc~:.~ ~~:!~ =~.~~k~usineas =~~';,e· S48·3402or ~~bn~~i~:n~i. ~~~;~k~go:jfy:bio& _Mr_._G_am_bl.no _____ 11 ____ S1_3-_l366 ___ _ FIB.EllGLASSWORKER Exper pref'd. Apply in peJd daily. Day Is Even-96.a-3366 Itek camera. Knowledge Receptionitt/t~ o c USTAURANT Full or pt-lime. mua p e r 1 o n , C r o w o inc shitts avail Apply 10 . UHHG(R Mechanic ol stripping, bindery • Airport area /mO t.O t&P have aper. ID &tau. M Hardware, 310'1 E . Coast AM to S:30 ~M wkdys al nuuut MJ.A.S.E. PAIT-TIME ONLY workio1 w /customers tt.art cau15i.212'7 Paw W• will be ,_._.__in,. p/br. M7-&n0or 536-8780 _Hwy_'"'-._Cdll ______ 1 7902 Westm1nste~ Ave. 1be Dally PUot bas open· CERTIFIED Must now be employed & helpful. Good woning . ' . "' ... _. ,....,.. .. West~lnater Suite •B inp for Circulation Dis· MECHANIC rreetowork tn my am ap-oood. E.0.E. C.ll Carol --------Aleust 7 Is I from 2-4pm -Ft.le Clerk in acd'g dept Sunday morning only. upstairs trict Managers in the Skilled in tune-ups. air pliance bus. or air treaJ· orNoelatStO-USS nc.noMIST ~f• ~ti=~~~ A~ - perm J1051tioo. U lypin MM to SAM. SS.SO p/br. ..,,__ ..... CH-'S growing coul area of cood .. cooling sys. & meot equip. Mon · Fri Printing Happy penon needed f()(" ln .,._.._... rr & Alpba/numenc filing. Ml-1413or673-2SlS au;1r"'" vr-ft Oran.le County. Male or brakes. Mature ar depen. SPM·lOPM or Mon· Thur p ..._ 11 heavy pbooea & varied penon. Va.lid C.lif. dnver's II HELP WANTED ! Elcjler. oo IBM l29 pre-Female. beginner ore•· dable only need appl)' al 6 PM. l OP M & Sa I as..-vp office duties. Typing 8 e:sae:ntial for meuenge Permanent, full /part ferred .. Xlnt company in perienced applicants are 1be Tuneup Shop. Call 9:30AM ·2.30PM. $400 Artist must. Call Linda for DB. TACO servlces.1~ly at: time b o u a e I ant N~wport Fashl~n Isl. encouraged to apply. Ex· 6'S-4Ml mo. ta1ary or proCitshar· Elq>er in lay-out & paste· Pllt-~O l120Supertor Ave. BOYLE CINEER. lrnowledgeable~people with good wordkmbg al· ceUent benefits include mg program which ever up~alltypesofbusinessr•a--------r CoetaMes-.ea. CORP. needed for route main· moaphere an ens . group insurance paid by MECHANlC TRAINEE· you~. No exper nee. atatiooety Call.Mr. West EqualOpptyEmplr 1501 Quail St .. N. 8. teoance & retail sales St.arting sal. to $750. Call employer. Company car full time. 2075 Harbor Some m&ml oppty avail. for 8'>P't. (714> SS7·9212. ~OMIST 1---'-----';...:....;__.-...;. __ Ptaila·~imbel pEos0itEion ala positions 75 1_4760 -Sal_!_Y_~~A . Coastal wtlh personal use. vaca-Blvd. CM. ,.or interview call aft MewpOtt SwtoH rs No more bo hum days in av e. . . . &mshinelno . Pes~ gency. 2790 don, sick leave, pension . . 1PM979-3880Suo-Wed. -----------1 thispeopl eettng t Finan .al Harbor, CM andcredituruon. Med~cal of~1ce recep· --------Production Worker/ nu. loveb-U:,ffice o=s Re~aJ markeUno ex· HOME D~LIVERY, L.A. ALL JOBS FREE Established scale for this Uoru.st, typmg, mostly PART TIME Delivery Driver. $3. hr to an outgoing personaJlt ecutive for..,,. •or pn., vat Times, m Nwpt 8cb. Kitchen Aides position la $168 to $301 per front office. some back Pass out survey cards in start. 6U·22S6 with good .-.. .... Ir tome ~-... 3 '"""M to 6 A,.. .... 65 week based on ex· office. Reply Box • 316, I I h .,,.,..... mortgageirunarance flr :.-n : .lQ. ~ • Full or P /T /. Apply ctoDailyPilot PO Bo your oca area. $3.2S/ r Ptrexp.fullchargebook· office background to to re ......... nt company mo. 646-103 or673-2SlS Garf'eld Convalescent perience. plus bonuses. • . . • to start + ~ar expense handle front .. ~ ... Will ... ~ • Minimum requi·remeota 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca · k.eeper·accouota paya· .._. Or Cty Re al eslal ... No exper .necess. 2·4 hrs ... , · ,_ be.-. .... PR calls Ir let· . . . HOSllSS Hosp., 7'781 Garfield Ave, are age 18, generally 921626 daily, Mon · Fri. Ca II 111e. accounts rece1vab..,, -finance backgroun H.B.M'7·98'1l payroll• hr A'7fWll\M ting up buslnesa meet. necessary. Sales ex· Exper'd, part·Ume, app-clean driving reco~d . Medical, exper, front of· person to person, collect. · · · =x= infs. A fun apot with perience valuable. ly In person The Beach LAB AIDE willingness to work with flee, busyOB/GVN prac· Mrs.June,213-388-1311 . P /T help wanted for starting sal. $750. Call Knowledge of FNMA. House Ion. 619 Sleepy young 1G-l6 age boys and ti ce. must Ji and I e saadwicb sbop located Chris 540-605S. Coastal Reltaurant Ill MAN-MARCUS We bave immed. full time poeitlom •vail. in • the roUowtng areas LIADCOOK COOICHaPIR SALAD MMCB Cahhrta Helptr FHLMC, "or. Cly len Hollow Ln .. Laguna To work lo medical atlrls, llAM to ~PM pegboard & insurance pilDT TIME near O.C. airport. Must Personnel Agency, ders important. Must Beach. laboratory, exper'd in weekdays with optional well. Apply in person or M be avail. for fall mos. Harbor, CM sell starter rH1uiring lit phlebotomy & back Saturday overtime. Not call 64S-588S 3SS Placen· also. Call bef 11 or aft 2, ALL JOBS FREE Good hours and xlnt ll .-"' E Ibo to ed JLllloewspaperdellvery. Ua Ste. • 111, Fr' ...... -.. ---------•company benefits . cJ1~~~~~s~of~ co~· Hotel COOi Call r~a:i'a~'7or ~~~: but total management of , 1208, NB. EVENINGS ,oo· i. ---• RECEPTIONIST Pleue apply In person. pensation. promotion ·PM (714)640-0140 a defined district of Medical Back Office. Ptr. Ptr money eamed col· N ,jmt growth. Send reaame PAMTIY WOllH customers, young In· CM. Submit resume. PO AduJta ~outstanding. lecting don f /Jeny •ijdjiJ. salary l'fJQuirementt to We are seeking in-Lmdac•Fc.••n dependent dlstrybutors, ,Bo••207.CM.92621. attractive persooalitJe.s LewlsTeleS&l-4577 The Hwrtiniton Beach J,('lllW' PMI. PO Box 2009 divlduals with rood Must have knowledge of promotion. service. col· who enjoy working with office of one of tlle na· Tustin CA 92680 hind.ling & preparation all phases SSl·l.234 lediont. MID TECH kids. St.art at $3.50 per Ptr Permanent driver. tion'a largest realton ' · experience. Enjoy ex-· 1bote qualified a nd tn· Calif. license. Ex· hr. Phone 642·4321 Ellt. Deliver L.A. Times 2-3 bMOl)eldnfror aharpre· Forklift operator. Mus c e Ile 0 t c 0 mp any Leglll tereated come to 330 perienced in all phases of 2 S 0 , b e l w e e n hrs 7 days blwn 3 & 6 AM ceptloniat. with e x· have good drivln& re benefit.I. lecepffoRkt West Bay Street. Costa medical laboratory pro· 4:00.S:OOPM . 841-Sl4SH.B. perienee to bandle bu.sy cord. Apply 1981 Placen Apply9amtonoon Newport Center law Mesa, Monday tbru Fri· cedure. call Margaret AlkforJh" ftJ.INSPECTOI pboo.u. Light typing. tia Ave.-CM 642·1S93 Mon-Fri Penonnel firm, aood typing skills, day 8:30-S:OO and ask for for appt. 640-0140 Equal Opportunity OU:.ion.al 6 electrical Ideal eovirocmeot and MAl.lJonHOTa pleasant telephone Harry Seeley in the Employer excellent company•---IH.--J.-1-1---GBBA.L OFflCE 900NewportCenterDr. peraooality, rront office Circul1U00Departmeot. Models/Escorts . Atlr1---------1 inspec:tionofsublsfl.oal benefita. 37~ hr. week. Creative group o NewportBeacb appearance, PBX ex· Equal()pportunity female. Xlntopportunity PAITTIME ~~n~c i!!!!!'IOO·blietos. Mon .Fri . ca 11 CbarteNurse landscap~ architect F.qual. Opp Emplyr M /F perlence helpful but not Employer for the right girl. Trans Wiik. EHDS .._ ..... '"'.... 714-54.l-26U L¥M, J.11 needs a reapoaalbl requi red . Sa lary req.Call95'7·288S. EverySuodayandEvery MIL-Standards req'd. ......L<>hea Med.ication.s.FuUorpart persoo to act as rece ~"""" .. _ _ .. , M 8 n · g 0 0 d Growing electrooics mer 1ne R l thm. Me.sa Verde Oonv. lionist, handle phones Hotels -' '""• ucpelJV.Jng upon cook/butler /chauffeur. 2 ~ & lscorts other Saturday and Sun-otn good pay 4' bens, .. ea ton Hos flll Ce (illin PM experience. Opportunity in fam have other help. M day mornings. Driver to ...... 1 -•at t s h , A Coldwell B&perCo. P· nter St .. CM g. typing 5SW , Fr.t Dftk Clerti ror advancement to legal Must have local rer & • ....,. drop bundles of Dally ....... ew a mo P ere. An F.quat OplltJ Oo. 58.&5 yrsexper.631-1700 Elperorwlllingtotrain. secretarial poeitlon. Call aood driving record. ~::t~eve ;.!~63~~~~~· Pilot to carriers. Must ~~~!:pportun~tYl;:::;::=:=:::::=:::::::=:=!;=======::;- CMMll.AL OfftCE Both F & P tr needed. Peaa at 640-7035. Neat ~pearance & own have van or larae atalloo DECC College students or re· II b h + "'ood drlvin1 reconl ~ccoun ts Rec, fin Uree ~esirable. Contact Legal Secrelary-0 .C. car. 8 et 3·Spm; Mot er's Helper/ • · lrvine 546..473t ,Jewelry store. fuU-ttme Mr. Mauol• al 540-zsoo. airport area, 2 pos. avail. 6'5-1632 Housekeeper. 2 children, ~!~r:4;::r~Y !~k r{~~ ------__;~-11 Creative atmosphere 1.3 & s+ yrs exper. MANUFACTURING ageallt2. Hrs 10:30-6:~ Williams. Real!lttatt So. Qaast Piau. Call fo Hotela Growing dynamic firm. daily. For interview call 1--------~ .. OUGH appt.50-1414 Drt .. r/POrhr Contact Mr. Kasdan. TRAINEE M().-7404. 8egin9/l. PBX INCOMI? GENERALOFFICE Ca1tte1W1.t1 0f',... 833-3622 MOYllDTIAS Anawerlng service Join 1n exdttnc com· ............... F Of' LEGALSECRETARY ~•ctr•~· N E E D E D 8 y operatoC' full 4' Ptr. Call pany wtth unUmlted in· MAIL Cl.£11 MAllNIRS SAW..S rl!i:•t1.C•Mr. Laguna HUI.a. Recent Wt ......... I• ff 0 LL Y WOO D,_e..-__ 1 ______ come potential. Free •140.llOO. exp. necessary, pre· ..e•llaforfkoltlllfft CASTING COMPANYi--------• ttandinfo building iu 1---------1 ferably probate. Xlnt ltl I FOR MAJOR FILMS It •PIX OPI• m1llioft liar locaUoa. Homedeantq help. Full tYl>inf"SIHskillsreq'd. poi OH • o •r TV COMMERICALS Immediate opening for Ume pe>s. Will accept Cati Mrt. Whulow for Prochlctlo• Dep•rt• 12$-SlOO per day ii ac· hJ1bly motivated ez. undidatea wltb or aptit.83'7·l0&0 •••I. Pr efer e a• cepted. Yearly fee. (7l4) Posltlou available for perlenced or ine•- wttbout traftl. Top wages ,.rte.ct I• •lcro• 76HJ64 Ext N reliable lod.ivtduaJs with f!:'eneed people. Train· .... ,..,..__.. 541).,1525 LEGAL SECTY, non .e1ct r .. lc1 ••d/o r Nd n ....... -'d or LVN I o o dll p h o n e procram. 'hit.ion U · ...,. __.. ---------• 1moker, top salary. ...._ '" persona Uea.~oy aiatance. Full time lmmedlat. roll-time HK=~::rl~t!1n;:!~ ~·aBcb.tNt-l400 ::*wt1~-=:~:J. ~~ ;?:8~u5u~ ::a,.'f:~u1oon M~~: ~T~~::'i:~ ClPllDI llt our W bome iJa beaut Laiuna Liquor clerb, ruu • 1>1rt t r•••d floo r op· wlrnd1. Llvt lo prl v P'rl, PttlOMel. temew. ll051'71 ollJct. DuUet hnolve Niiuel. Salary open time. Apply lJ.1, 1802 S. _.....,. bome.Sa1ary.64U&U MADtonHOTa mall dittrlbullon and -.BJ s:,.t. Hwy. La.pna Beach. r-r .-.u.a.m 800NftJIQJt0.nterDr. rolcrolllmlq, 1belvin1 JI.era. ~ulred. -.n• N~ Btadt atoct, occHional dt· HOUSB-.s CHl(JNlt••he c ... for Ntlnmeot bo.me. 4 F.qual()pporEmplrm/f 1 __ ......... RuJ __ ra_ta_te __ -1 Uverit1 •od mlac. II· l\&11. part &ilna Xlnt Ldl QtUi 0 Rb CLE R 1K • _...,..IMhldlll Nl&blt, Frl.·Monday. tl1D1DtD.ts. Must bne ~ BaJview Manor ay me ourt . A 10 r-r l4M81l U$1dt .. : 1 .. own auto and • valid " Conv Hoap 2055 DELI COOK • MGR .. , ........ c.1 ••d ________ , ......... l'utaaUc HW driftn llceme aod be Tb r1 'c 'y TRAIN££. Atk for ...... c. .. ....,.. NURsmYMAN ~ *atecl ln pre-=. to~&VJ ~~ ~r.o~•t• eu. ~f~la or Sbaron. ~ lfl2 C • f\lll·Ume, mtt'4re male tt.l'lioua Newport area. --om, .. ...,.. Ma..,.,....... over 21. 8 Daya Incl Acilve office wltb ex· ~belptuJ HOtlm... 14t,.OIO ......... Sal/Sun. Wqrk wltb c:elltnt worktnc condl· -·ct -....•··-...,lllithh UOUOI STOii ........-piMtt, lrtel •dell val')'. UciPa. Great comm ... lon EactUealWOitlM coMJ· :rn~·u-·i:'Soa. PfJ'c&a~llatwt,t•-r. C~1 t Ir • ;hJW Di;pet. ~d. p. Jt' up. •11 u t . comp u tor Uoat. ~=· CO· --· . .. • ~ 1n-:-· • IA. l..af\111• m.u, Nu....,,, *11WW. Hardwottciq "°"*"• alaryud c:oaldQI; 2 adult.a. Linda ....-......... 1• 1DC. BITClro • ....., c • r • • r m In cl t d -· -. 1111._s.lart MIOtilble. -JJtb8t,CM. 1RANSMASI .t-·---le _, -.... ,...~ --r-,. aMlpPIJ. sa-r ...,...._ · Lelli C 1rn1 Jl1 / ..,._ AIDIS Elqled~,,.,. 11119Mwiv•...,. up to • :V±• 1.._ Cll: Jpia\·llpat. WP,1 ...... 1 APllQet_._aieftklt ... -.llr.., t1'GWU., s..-.ltoat.tblD· .Eap. prtf. 11 ... Vtrdt AIJ[JOA"ai.ASg t'rt <:Mm llquld •m• div hh al u 1 o an Cea•. Hoep. "1. ~ 67...,. eo 111e•or1appralMr la a.CK • ---------'--"..:.•Dua pt, Is No. 8.an fftftlOIMtbtilarouw-.t ''!!~~~~~~-!~ Ditto aru. Call to..U?ctllliNft9d•cSO SIU.: ldlt ..-ma wit.II al~ IU..,...., ..... ''' It well -Call NOW Delb'.oota..u1tdM 1&£.0.S. taall. ....... ~ Walkt:r t; l t:e l ~W~ 7100 ....... , IOOl1tJdl .. 11 1001 ...... • 1010 ..... s. 1011 Sole 1015 ....................... . ............................................ . Wal.Wbed. kl aa. •·post.er. .....C AUCTION · Nine 1l'uDUJ Ganie Sale ....... '-'UE ·Mus~~ lll&ique Pioe. new beater MANY PINI! ITEllS OP hm. netel.leaaft. toya. .................. . ............................................ . ,......._w.. Wft pjf laourteiephoM ..... roocn ... uu wnue ...._adJ.W.. AM ft Pll abU\a. Ouar ••ta + CJOIOID. can for detalla. A"' '"'I' A lliil"'lliil"' Sl.50/dfer .... .am ESTATE JEWELRY, mile. S.tl&&D M . Tabolt & G •Ml._.G M•CHllll..IE ------•ART OBJECTS, AN· Or <Nr a.bard/Ems. A ""' A " f' COUCH '2$. 11QUIS. FINE f'UllN.. P"V>. AUCTION SMALLDRISSERSlO. E"re. PHONE FOR IN·1-ll-o.-v-ln-.-oO-aa1r-.-,-.-6-a-le-. LA. nm.. MCMlll01 -19.zo. 1971 Mt.all PO .• BROCHURE ..... brand ..... itema. ~c.ilh••••• •• Sofa• 2 matcbht wins· ~Zl>O DeMe HJMI \latv Plr. -...NOMI SOUCITOll .:.,_ o.ty. leU U. Dally PllGt. ltaJ"ll aea. . .., a wttll Hl1laut eom· ml11lOD paid. Your --lt~eOveral . l.o. ea.rd. can• saa. 1 ...... 1111 I• l'ltalu 1 Notti back chairs, cov'd in ~ AUC1IOM 111'83 Arbor LD. Irvine. ..... ..t Pf 11 M earth tone ~t on rtch MANY l'INE ITl!llS OP•-Sun __ 1N. _____ _ Lee btlht. C!t11...... ~ ~ ~ ~~ ESTATE JEWELRY, Htrw 1060 Cons~· ta now beln~ accepted for :::..rioo Ml)..5554 ART OBJECTS. AN·-··-... -......... . al l • 11QUES. f'INE FURN., Alf.Ua leafy bay •. 15, Ame ca'a most outstan ind s e of ta ._ ... ,_ E'IC. PHONE FOR IN N·--"'-fooct-lb•• e Dnc. rm, Ballett ....,.., I · · ... v_ .,. klnd featuring antique slot machines, din. Colt suoo -cm. ro. • BROCHURE. 11-0MdrJ lOOlb•.ao juke boxes. coin-operated arcade SeU•.-.1$$1 e6Z110 ow.flt•t"-'&Tedt macb*d related collector items. u-.1 .... Sal -= 25M NftPOlt Bl•d CM fl"•'*!:_h Prov. bcanopy bed -=:.-:-_..!1!:'!0'...... (.cro11 from Oran1e For s i g n m en t of bid d l n g <.Ueaaer, rand oew -· _._, ... ~ County fair> BANIUNG information. call us today : 11.'iO. Custom made. C'All IJri~. MS-5• ••NYKES w·~a & w1w•Ms Kathyss1.ozst pla "°° "u ·--------..,... ,. IR A~ A ---=------Player DO Adie :,.; Jaals f 1070 NMirrrlH I 02J0 llww ... Drift Twln CANOPY BEDS ?a:m:'nrer tre .,.,, .. ~ .................. . MNIU. MOllTll1 R y~-•~-. C•f•-'atl602 witbmatt/boXaprp.115. Vktorta-./=~ l Strand 1raduated PIOOP ~ ._.. ,__ fM6.'70I • · natural pearls. Jn. SAYS-~ ... ,_ T•p•w 121 JI tl0.S6Z7 llOYiDa must MU quality Sbl.e pool tbl sn1. Bunk dMduJ wurements ff ~ leml&arial beck· vr9llA' -~ !!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rm-o. IM-1.9'73 aft I. nm beda as. LoU more. Sa\ availablia 115,0GO, private llldudee aceouat· sucandeloF.V. • San •·•· 20I Wah Lndh1ldual. Bo• 111. flo&oel1l reports. s. .,_ ........ 1095 ...... •c• IOI o Ponlt 84., C.11. 5l5609 _Cdll __ • 92135 _____ _ .......... ' C" 1111-....................... 1"1•••••••H•H••••n• armoire sel, chain. POOi M 0 VIN G SALE : Women·a~ri.ng. ~ =-c1.•-e • Hlde·A·Bed bunk beda ---------• ::.'111 cal 'flf:f• Aree Amana 19 cu ft side/side table, lamps, m(ac. Everytb1n& eoea. d1n rm camt + 10 amI stooes. -'!"---------..... ,_........ to lwldJe • bdv; pJ~ AatiquellualcBoxes! refril S225. Kenmore SatJam M . l.ISttTabae aet. MWiJll mach. anU-"7$.8yappt,MMOr7 ••Sien llW9del&.o.1rFlaanclal Securi~ Paclllc Bank Slotlllacblnes! WBhr -5. Kenmore au ar .. F.V. quea. trundle bed + IM~S ~· EueUent o (IOCIGIKrOllu> o.p.rtmeat bu an Im· baa openini• for in· Cloca! dryTtlS.SpeedQueenor mon.SUNONLY!JJSB. Porttml.r rot _.,... real .. late ... ~~ avalla· dMdualawitb mioimum HUGESELECTION Philco elec dr/1' ISO ea. Dinin«Mt.6c1Wrs,b\lfet OedlPl,C.M. ln"9ta>ent.certified. .!ill ....... " ~ WU as:;t.11.ttatrvfDell ble. Ea.eetfent sil od lyearexpet1~e. Amric. Guaraot.eed as delivered 4s buteh, aolid oak, good 0 E b 0 0 E F V S 1 trala. JH14• aalH. u e:apert.-ced ~-.A_. .. lnarype~ W.==*'aid $46-8872 cood, ~.841-2811 · · Wa r / ryr, · · appralaed $3707. sell ca.&a.,.., appt. _,_ lD ··-~'--1o•I.---_.., .._... Combo ref~~nr. anti· w .. a F VVS2 •P· bwd\l)'oftk9 .;:._ .........-rru.c'i:i to: c.c..tadourpenonnelof· G•rln lkydts 1020 sotdlloveseat,g.d que cedar • uv rm praiaecl 1'1C7 sell S2300 6*. ... Lo 9l4ll summaries and muat U.S.DIYBS =:,j',.~~:~/n4/. OpenWecl.thrUSat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• concl.SUS. fum.Mt-230laftlOAM 1.19 g SU 'appraised ~.,!>° ~· ltmlf potl•H alnt clerical JJJ~ W. w..... ment. 1802<7Ketl'")terin1,....11777. Irv. Cycle & C••--y M8-30'1S lllSC S'l\IPP' la JUNK. !11.P~'!!!. 9U00. P.P. --v· -·..s.slt. r. atilla. la addWon Ute ~ .. .,.. .. "P-9' Ruis. carpets, odd S.t/&ulatJUIZS&tartan. .__ Gambioo ....,... eandldllte at Ult s-•· •••. c •. SECURITY SALE fmniture. 6xt 6h12 told llillioD Vjo. (off Alica> • • •• ......__1 _... be fa.uliar db tbe ac-; PACIFIC .....CAUCTIOM ru1. almost new S2S t 1:11 HI -o --. co.mtto1 hlac!tlou and 92702 BANK New & used 3, s. & 10 eacb.Dryalnk,4'bar.•' ..... s. ...................... .. ::t:';· rrr 11ro;. Is Ptr be able to supervise. we Equal Opportunity MANY ITEMS OF FINE spda, bch crulaers. wall dab rack, coffee ta· llOYtqtollonolulu. Antkue Austrian marble hep needed or ladles are requlrinc 3.4 yrs Equal<>pptyEmplrM/F EmployerM/F ~~~A~~J~~;:,L!~: ~~ped_.~: .. !"oto cross ble. backgammon table. 1911 dYacht Truant, :i!'!"'~~ ... otalld· ll*iallJabop.1»*1 MCNtarialorrelatedn· ~~~~~~~~~1 NE uu.es, .,... ... ,, access. re· cobblen bench. make up Broa moor Seavtew -.--• uae new. per. We otrer an out· SEC'Y /BKKPR = T I Q U ES • F I pain, all makes. Classic mirror.$ Low bar stools. Home. St.op at 1uard for trundle bed. recllner. Sales RET•IL 11....tlq COCQeDSAUon/· P/f. 1·5. lloa-Fri. Ute TEMPORARY HELP· FURNITURE, ETC . bicycles. Buy, sell, trade 231Cabrillo.CM <rear) admlasioa. Fri-Sun. l.S. American ataDdard trg A bmefit packap. If you ~I. Cood typ. Envelope 1tutfin1. 10 PHONE FOR INFO & 642-'7910 Fine furn, antJquee, ap. dbllinkwtgarbdapoeal. Offtee auppliea 6 at•· meet atated require· Int. Newport Harbor people needed, $2.6$ br. BROCHURE.845-2200 34'lONEWPORTBL.CM Diningrmaet.tbl.6cbn, pUances, brlc·brac. nmcttema6'75-9654 uoae..,. Ptr ....,.ltions meota. submit reaum Lutheran Cburcb. 798 !bl~ llOCl, Tue only. 4-1 EST•TI •UCTION credema, 3 xtra leavea 6 arandfatber clock anJJ · -., ....-wn Mlary biatorJ to: Dovs,NB59-1831 bn. call 642-S13S, &..s or _. ~ Windaor 10 apd, 25". all cstm p9d SIGG:>. 552-837f que reprod, desliner'a Overl00yd8wbtnylon :;:~able. Phone for oega111:'° 11 ... .....___ SEC'Y/RF£EPTIONIST :'r.~~i~: .. c::-:: ~~:':i.~:oon· =~um 1ear S12S. eves clotblna. palntina•. ~5. n4-S5'7·1212 r--. •11 ~ Ptr 1 ~c. ao M Fri ,.. a....i ... er•Whit.e Early American sofa, prints, china. crystal,1----------~~""-Dr. • :_.....; • OD· ' -on. _..,. Bo •n pd G"•--19'' --r. brasa, &llver, n--a..1.le, 11••-y, •-a, .ukfGrl(r. West __ ,,_ for aml architecture Auctioneers. ya "" a • a...... oran1e1 gold chenille ~-r..-~....., ..... _., , ... ,... Shllh11n SWte lOO, ----..i ... olfc. ""-1•1 Tow Truck Driven ex· SICM098 Very ad cood. $3S. velvet.like new. aac $170. toya. books. Haen•. l " •late. new cushions Irvine. CAl271S ~-.... •n-6"-3302 bicycles. jewelry, tape 1lnt cood. ll50.or offer: Aftlnnati Aetloa 50wpm,$.'UOhr.N.B .. Nr per'd. Top pay. Apply, . E 1. h IWl-3C78 ___.._ __. ·-'pt sales ve . O.C.Airport.152·1814 G&WTowina.1000 lrvlne Player Piano, ag ss . c-,. & m;vnKr, y .. ,..eq.. . 54S4Ma SCl'mSAUS EmploJ'er Ave.NB642-l.2S2 xlntcond .. Circa 1900. 24 Dinette contemporary SB .. AI -----=-~---1 SICYJTYPIST roUa.Sl500.54US81 ......... 1030 set. & leather like vinyl 9drawerdreaerfr2mlr· Greenhouse ATRIUM SECRET ARY Ty p e 6 0 wpm • S I ff Tow truck driver nded -. t. . ....................... cbrs. parquet loot tbl ron. $'IS. Hoover vac· F.uy to ,&Memt>W-bolted. ~-~.~ ..... ~~Lev~ •---N1-1 for con belpfUl..froatotcpo9ition Exp. only. Must live in FourUA&Qn.A.nnefsddle Beseler Top Coo Unlrex. MustseUSllS.968-4300 cu.um. MO. Kla& olive Alam.frame.,30mosold. --·--•-w -· ~~J;...y..N•w CJIMS-9631 bacts1decbaJrsl500. wide ang. lens/flash velvetapread,$1$.Coiol' Coet SllOO. Beat offer mmt only 1IO. Call f amce. OD Crown Valley ~~~:::. ~ -ftde-feafdining ta· ll•Slbstofr.833-2547 ' 2Twin.Beda. Fitted.quilt· TV, 19", SSO. Twn O¥er $1000. Palm Verdes dates to invest in your n-.._ .. , ··•·-up be-.-1:.. •. ..,»..nn per ble$350Pb675-3918 ed bedspreads. -5each. hdboarda, $25 aet. 2 21313T'7·l!m faturc, Dean Howard, ~---~ _, • ..,..... •• _., Trainee OM·l MD, lenses, 35mm XJntcood. 644-7580 bantooll. SlO ea. Lampa m-315.l ~mo. Medical plan. mo. Call5*63'3ext.22. II OI OYB Oriental rug. xlnt cond. 9 enlarger. Very reasooa· 610taol mllc. 3 Morubal Beadul newiab yellow (21J)J7t.l308 SeniceStaAttend.Full& HOOP.MIC. x~~l~·Mrs NaUand. ble.875-8198 Imfrmamaceul/baotelsttewrin*"~. /6· DoY~W!1_~~,!~=. Irvioe. =~ ~~~:~rolo: Sea SPECIAL EllTION SAl£S SICUrAllYf:CPT p /Um,e, ex~'d, lite .,,,.... • · •• ., 552-_ . ._.........,.. . .ncu"" to ---•-l•t: om-ln medt l know e. App· ..__.. it'--w· .. .. S S Polaroid Land SX·70. drawer formica cheat S200toS75. 873-Slt _ ..... "' ._... ly 2SION____. Bl CM c.a._.ent pol """ open ac.er roe.er 11 : Brand new. still ln box t&O. Naug recliner $45. • No reuonab&e cub offer Sant.a Ana. eavy typ. • .... ...,.. • for men fr women to racUos '2(). '30, $75·$300. w /cas e. $12 s 1 b st. F.n&liab dlninJ cbrs refused. Lots misc .. Waterbed, beat 'llibratioa Ina.= pbonea. Expr. Service St.a. Att.endant, work out of local office of Sat/ Sun 9-5pm. 893-8618 67~5M'7 aU, l Eng. chair po, Rat· tents. Urea. furniture. pad. bdbrd , bookcase pref . (714)840-01 exper'd. Full or p/tlme. nationwide corp. No exp. •YOURS Cah 1035 tan baby baaaloet MO. lumber, campinc cear. atylew18capt1drawers. .for appt. Ask for Apply, A.rcoStaUon. l7th nee. You will be trained bed side table w/1 drwr 100 gal flab tank. Sat aft aprud, aome linen. new Marsaret. & Irvine. CM thorouahlY. If you want a °" .. ••••••••••••••••••••• MS. 675--05S8 2PM all day Sun. 221 E. SlOOO. sacrifice $37$ or -----------1 __________ , steady secure future and Persian kittens. CFA re· lltbSt.,CM b&tofr.673-2300 The Dally Pilot baa lm· Secretary, 5 days. Duties Service Station Allen· canatartlmmed .. call COHSIGMMEHT gistered. Excellent King Bed · l ·~ seta __ _;_ ____ _ mediate opening for involve renta I pro· dant, eaper'd. Day & We need your articles quality. Beautiful long striped linen. xlnt. cond. SUPB SALi Mc Lean front throw qualified sales peraoo pert.ies. 714/559-1666 Eves. Full & p/tlme. Ap-645-6514 for our hair. Show qua Ii ty. $100.~3110 Everythln1Goea! Owner mow er • Ii It e 0 e w sell annual year en~ ply Shell Station 17th & GR.AMO OP841MG 6JB..9308 leavln& country. Skis. $165/ofr. 644·1051 Speciat Pro1resa Eds· SICllTAIY t.nine NB ' 2 SUEDE loveseats S2S boot1 I l' bik Dbl lion. Paat newspaper to undle purchHilll • · between 9:30 & 2, Moo.• AUGUST 15 Persian kittens. cham· ea. Sofa w /matchiJlg lov· • 1 r s e. Beige " white cpt fr pad, saln experience pre· dept. Clerical duties, Service station atten· 1Wonly. 2414 Mewport ll•d. pion sired, CFA reg. eseat $75. lounger $20. !*• desk, many pabtt· SPIJIOX llO yet., 1 yr old, f~. Temporary poei· P'Ollll> lmurance. mllc. danta, nltes or daya, Ut.e TIAVB.A&BIT CM shots. SlOO&up. 546-9965 ~!?i~fmrm-~_,!35..;JK>Carta11· =ad':°<e1.Tr':> v~r_ =~i:s"r;:t40eal taoQ could become ....-nel fUDctioa, la mecb. duties. Apply M •l(E n..-10•0 =,........ ,....,..... -· Time: 9to4PM.6"-0'151 • _ ..,_.~ bJ year eDd. ad • eeaelar7 to COO· llesa Verde Sbel.l. 31Jl Minimum 2 yrs recent A .......,.. • .,,,_..,,~ C A R P E T If I L L Good eomtlllaaioD • ct.-w troUlr. Tbia ia a pr'eMll1'e Harlaor Bl. CM exper-. Int 'I ar domestic EXTll • ••• ••••• ••••••• ••• • •• •• ll.31 Austin. Costa lleaa - pn>1nm. Call for ID· jobfor•l'Qidl1lrowint commercial aates. l'lA Golden Retriever pup· l 'sofa,offwht.lllntcond. Pin ball macbl.ne .,.,· ~FromS2.SO tervieJr. Newport Beac:b advertia· Service StaUon att.endant. o e e de d for I a r g e MO..,.EY pies. AKC Field ar show 2 yrs old. Sl7S. &tCM020 washer 135 refril t250' aq,,.. 181 ~ <>&«:*ICOAST 1D1&1tDC1•recaulresa For Ptr. No exper automated Newport " ~~S~r:t£ ~~d. al\$pm,752-812l. "record p'layer su: UDiv.AtbleticClubmem· OMLYN.OT mature llldivldual who neceu. ~traJn. Wages !i~ne!J~pcpyly. ~~:: "Uyoudon•tuse,want01' <2l3)'"-1S6l. p . OAK: antique Westmnatr Pacblnko game S20, benbip $J.SO off. Frank ICMIZl Est m can type aowpm as + colDID18a +boauaea. ~ need it anymore antique ......,. . mantle clock • ...,. ar .-.. .. more misc. 546-285$. 7S2..a5 ' · __._ le>-kav add Fan GOO Bin:b St NB to new we'll gladly sell it _., _, • 1:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~@;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Equal()pportunlty ..,......_ ...., · · ' · Truck dnver • Bob Tail for you." ANTIQUES. YorUh.ire Terriers, AKC. spring manUe clocks. '4511 Employer ~c~~eor-be~;t:~ServStaHelpoeededim· experience only. Com· RUGS. MACRAME, 3mo,M/F.556-6282a~S & $40. Dresser, SS$. ~~~~~~~~~ POBoxllm.SantaAna, med. Full or p/t. Apply pany benefits. Truck T A p E s T R y , PM. 548-2153. ca.12711. 9110E.Cat Hwy,N.B. mechanic heav'y duty GLASSWARE. CHINA. --------SALIS Ford exper. Apply at 930 0 FF 1 C E E Q U 1 p . Siberian Husky. l yr old. Kt:f size pedestal water SZS.000.$50.000 Secretarytrypist Sewing.Overlock exper. E. Walnut. Sant.a Ana. HANDMADE ITEMS. A.KC papers, loves child, , walnut headboard. Wi1hin5ynlnyour HELP! only. '!OP pay. IS80 between 10&2. Small appliances. show quality, SlOO. beater. 3 mos new. Mov· own Insurance Bue: Arelnneedofa fast& ac· Monrovia, N.8. 642·3472 Typist, 2 P/f. needed Im· jewelry, furn. 496-5199. ~~aUs~ skin g $250. •Put·timetoatart curate typist for busy sewing: Need powr. mediately. Good t.o top Bring It t.o us or call for GermanShepw/papen.li --------•F\tllcommlalkJna marketing reaea~cb macb. op.rs & prod. aaat skills, neat, accurate. "Free Pickup" before moaold, $100. Mahog 4 poster bed. mat· :=-=~:': ftrm. IDvolvinC public•· at once. MV area 831-llO'l CalltW.S-'212 August 1S 848-9130. tress. box springs + E •-· CallN tion. atatlatlcal, 631·2648 646-7418 11!-.-foY 1045 chest Ii: n igMa,and. 'l/enn-ow kanacription, charts, SOUTHWEST UPHOLSTERY CUT· 194-1616 ~ OM Made for canopy. Xlat ,_wn .... ....., tab&es,.reproductloo etc. TER; small growing ....................... cond. $175.648-3997. JOECONNERS c.on,erilaI work1nl con· BHIK compeny, good working '"'•cea 1010 12 week old kittens. need .. __ C.e_Dlral __ oc_110-_7T_40_-1 dlllona. Full benefit M cond. $2.75 to start. ••••••••••••••••••••••• homes. Free shot.a & Mattress roam S thick package with dental, 800Gl--yre,LaaBch fM$.Q58 FROHT DAMAGED maetering."'-4904 lmgsz~.~roughtiron medical 6 llfe lnaurance, ..._.... glass top din..ing set. SlSO. bollda11 "vacation. ~uires ex pet. WIJTll H<Yl'POINT SALE. 3308 Sm Fem Shep/mix , M&-7016 18005 Skypark, Irv. ERS. Pleue con· 4 Nl.Chta week. Wed to W. Warner nr Harbor, spayed, needs yd. lo gd . needs CCM.mt.er and out· n4/5tWl14. tact Joan, Gore, 49'1·1711 Sat. Apply in person, Santa Ana. m.29121 borne only ss7.a1oo. 9-S 2 adjustable elednc beds. aide uluglrla. for Anequalopporemplyr Sam's Italian Deli. 1909 CASHPAlD wkdya $375. for~ ~;:.~ ;':~1~31·-•SIC-•l•tlT-AJ•l••-5-·l·-;:Spar=°::bui:;:lde-:::_r:/tr:aJn:;:'ee~. ~ Harbor Bl. C.M. w s b .r ID r y rs I R e f ri g Friendly. lovable med 5 at Heltby Sandwiches, wit b Is wit b 0 u t F\lllTime. WAITRESSES, apply woctingornot9SHl13J do&. F. hsbkrn Germ Gd used furn. Reason•· 2830 Newiat Blvd. On aborthand. Muit have $t&-l10l. Stavro's Reat. 5930 w. MootWardl974HvyDly Shep. Shellle mix ble.Coucb,lovesut.cbr, Pminaa.la. 17J.a34 fo pbane "reliable trans. Sl.CLEIK CstHwy,N.B. washer. S2QO. 1974 apt sz 540-1683 _ll>h_S46-__ l.SUi ____ _ _w._o. ______ _. La:ia •abort term U · rc.va11.a ...... a8eacb WANTED N L gu dryer, SI25. Botb FREE. Adorable BUt Beautiful 42" wrouabt • _______ _, sipments. Holiday Ii: .__,. •-· : 0 · a1uoa w / s er v 1 c e cont r . lroo tbl, cbrs & buffet v a c a ti 0 0 p a y . S'741tto915$. Beach. Older lady or SS7-008S beige male puppy. Ii m SCTY to S950 Hoapitaliiation plan Requires oonalderable mother of young chiJd to · old 7~ 1275. 673-399764()..5278 No Fee Ever all. exper. in clerical work. care for 6 lend my 7-yr. Used ref rip. froel·free, Small · lilt i Id Join one ol the _ _. p av . involving l)'PiDI. record old Jove•u, well behaved Wu .. --. dryers. Good Beautiful Silver Tabby . antique e o top ....,.. ":r:. " ..,. ""'"" female kitten. All shots desk CiO. «reaivefirms lo Oru1e .., g response to dau1bter to El Moro buys. Beat Appliance. 210 496- Cowtt,y, lfarriaae bov· Pllb ·c. PollUon avail. In school. Your home or Adams, HB. 536-4»11 wormed. 54().8263 1174 ins Ea.at have created fields operations office. mine. 497 -2362 /eves . --------Long hair Ti&er kitten. OU Hall Stand. 6 dra-:er thll oppty to join tbis Involves use of 2·way Re&.. required. • 2REFRIGERATORS Male. 8 wits, 1st shots. chest, Burl Walnut rule UPP>' friendly at.an tn 3IMIC.mpua Dl1ve radio in dlspatchlna W b S'7S& l.2S. S40-8263 st.and. 7SH414 frvine. She a a ya 5464741 public worts personnel. are ouaeman, reap, 548"-1223 'ablolutelJ the best Job (Acroes From Apply Clty Hall, 505 peraod f /fabric house. in tbe ~orld t Great Oran~Co. Airport> Forest, Lag. Bch. bef. Gd ops>or w 11rowlng ·cu. ft. Hot Put. 'fridge, personahUea to work 11' ..... 1 Emp•~er 8/16/78. EOE comp. Salary com· coppertone, xlnt. cond. wllh..everytbint you ~-~~~~~~"'~'~II~~-~-----. mensurate w I exp . Sl00.~10. ~ 1et two-fold" . ..,.. EleclroaiCI 65i&-711l5 Kttcben unit, inclu stove, •-~cJA. ~~:.~. 4soJ Secretaries Over 40, willing t.o learn refrig, sink. Ideal for ~ FteldServlce order clerk type of work rnotbe.r·in·law apt. $1000 =Dr. N.B. <>Pen U.C.I. on6buttoopbooe,notyp. new. Sac $39S tofr eves. tlll 'lPM TECHNICIAN lna, 40 hr (Wk, mutt be 15M1125 .-$171 Several Secretarial posl· 11ulble tor varied hn. 1---------• • Uom are available ln a llSI Data Corporatloo. St.art $3. p/br. Call Refri1. Frost-free. Xlnt co. in lrv1.11e Medi Mecllcal Scbool Unit at the leader in portable 146.4011 mornints or Reuonable. mat\&N mlnded perMWt • .,.. 11__., al ,,_ •-· ... data entry tenlrlDat. la 5311-4210. rz:~=~..: ~:""Duu.. -~..;; teetinl an lndMdual for _e_v_es_. ______ •---------• F ' traucnptlou. tbt abov9 potJUon in tbe YACHT Frost Free colds pot at•OIJ••rt. amt and ~uUnS. <>nmieCouJttyofflce relrta. $25. ..._.and load promo-ftall and l*t·tJ• SALISMAN ~ Uaaa1 ~-C.U poeltlone availabae. UCI Requlrementa ror eoa· W /Hllboat eap. Top t1led Frttidaire llke new !&111 ,....... Couta , ... ..,,., enjoy an at· lklerlUoa littlelde 'l/Oea· lbMa. top comm. Koaa Frail Free. 2dr x.tos) ~ Ap:ncy, tradi•• benefits .. ro. UoGaJ or mllitar7 tr•ln· Mutae,115-1403. Bar at Gold' •200 ....8arblt Cll .. ln1 ln dttl.tel · loslc ve • · 1• ALLJ08Slnl£.1: =v~~.:!~turea 1 a ~llClnl aad UH Yount fellow wltb UD·1-•-_1.NS _____ _ +iioeaJ "'-••. Attrac· ol tltdrwlca t•t de· dentandinl ot a:npbjQ LAIM ..... Siamese Sea lpoln t , S pc 1930 mahogany bdrm spayed. Free to right set $850. Dresser, 6 home. 540-8263 drawer Is headboard. GE ---------1 radio 6 phonoarapb. LoveJ.y unusual Fem Kit· II.lac. MS-e32. tens, shots, box tralned. will spay. 644·0139 or Movln1. Llv'g, dln'g, 546-7308 bdrm tum. Collectbl'a as aome ant.qa. Alt 4pm 00· Parakeets, 2 young birds ly. Call 49&-l.57S. 34202 w1c1ge. Free to 1d Del Obispo, space 27, bome. 846-1.532 Dua Pt. ----------·· St. Bernard. spayed Fern. 2 black exec desk chrs. ~ ltynold. each. A·l cond. + mile. 96UZS1 T»llll: 640-m). FREE KITTENS. 2 Desk $20. chest of males, blll /wht. 1rey d.raweta. $15. Dlibl atancl tabby, 1owa. S15-9'1 sio. 5GC9r1 -=--~-~-~~ -··---;;>91 W'JV!:""' ... ~ OF vices. Tlds ll an ln·t.lae 6 nW* woodworkina. uve. a=icated, ~u.. Mnica tectmidO Poll· Wlllt.ra1LH>-Sl40 aoo. 6U-3'M. ,.....,. caner· CAUPOR.NJA.IRVINE ~-..;.......;......_._ _____ ,ca.- .__. t_... t ,.._.Department -r;3~'=;:;,. Room ua, Aclmloat. ~le f•t lalfb·fUltlOD Blilj. ietor•. Xlnt aeaaonal 1"1Da.CAtrm __. • dlKomlta. App-!J la...,._ oe&y, ,._ :At1 'I • Tinn, AUS 10, ._J.IA.ll It n.e Gap, I, Oii111t Ptua, CM. s.o.s. $1.12 lllt' DAY 1\at•1AJ..Lyou pjy Ion -~~aO SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to offer you this 24-hour service. Stop by our office or call 642·5678 and a friendly ad· visor will help you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmerfcard or Master Charge. · DAILY ·PILOT WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID J'OR YOUR JEWELllY, WAreH~. ART OBSECTS. GOLD. SILVER SERVICE FINE nJRNITURE 6 AmlQUES. MS-2200 Pooltable, Brunswick. xlnt cond. Best offer S..7320, MS..5031 Navajo Rue, year lim, approx 4~ x6. good cond, ttBS. Send name & pbooe t to P.O. Box z'4 Corona dd Illar 921625 Renoir Pickard China ---------• plate, bl in series 1325, Hammond 8 ·3 organ. Hummel Bell $4.50. Send Beeled up Lesley. $1400. name • phone • to P.O. &n-0877 Boll 234, Corona del Mar --------9all2:S F.arly player piano. 6S ---------note, exceptional case. Mini truck ract •• 646-4950 Decorator Item below cos t. New 17 yds handsome imported. crewel fabric. cost S60 yd sac. 128 yd. Also sll1htly , used 65 yds. med. blu <'aJlletinl $150. Magnlfi· ttnl mable toP cofCee ta· ble 48x.S4, $7SO. Port "'• • pool table $100. 2 end tables S35 ea. 2 chairs. 6'4--T767 Dyna-Oym. Shape up 10 12 min per day. Lite new. . Coat ~. sacrifice at ) szoo. ~5'990 Movlns. Tools, bldg materi a is, fluorescent llgbtfixtures,handlawn mower. brn naugb love sat, bar W/Stoola, muc. 1706 Port Charles, NB 7SMl25 plays well, 80 rolls, $1500. 87~im'S • l .,. ......... .. ,. THEODORE ROBINS FORD JOC..tJ HllMllUR Bl \IC. CO~TAMC ~A 042 ·0010 DAILY PILOT 0I1 •S..... 1'4' ....... ~ •C ...... ~· USTl'llca " Sii.iii" ·•I SAYI •• , l s94953 63 Ford FlOO pickup. Rebuilt eqine. Trailer bi1dL -· a7-8123 With only 40,800 mLles • (87S22lJ) - $1599 tt75TOYOTA Sspeed. (55666Z}. $3211 1976TOYOTA S.tpeed. (1C17707l. $3161 ••• OAllYPllOT Sunctar.A~uett.1111 Aalllet.l••rttd ........ r~ ......... ,..... , ........ potted ........... ,..-...cl ........... pomd ........• , ................................... ··················•··••·····•······•••··•··••• .................•.....•.....•...•............ ••tts• 91" ..... w-... "" •r.,... ... 9101 -..w 9112.,.,.... 91201..._. 9121 MMe:••.... 9140 MMC41••... '740 ~.................. •.........•.••.....•.•. ......... ..........•.. .•..................... ....................... •.•........•.•••....... . ..•.•............... , ...........................•....•...•.......... ...... WI IUY M IUY • llilite 9711 iuoo LS. te,000 ml. auto, BllW 'T5 2003. 4 1pd, air, '74110, io.ded. auto, xlnt '75 Cvcc Htcbbk, auto. lttl u.. ZIOC •I '70 ~CIDIS ....................... A/C, aarf. alnt cood. All/I'll CUI. X1Dt CODd. cond. Under SIOOO. 3311, abit eoad. "'75/0f· ,.... ll .JCff lll ,) Cl ... CMS .. Ul9CMS1 •ALIAI0 .. 0• _,51.,..,.. llual aee . Daya 15W773or?S2-0790 rer.P.P.l»SlJO Stereo, cruise control, JIOC• ATIUCIS •'retM...,Cbtvr.let .,......,..,....,.! <U•>•H·77H; evH pwr. wlodowa fr door AutomaUc. air cond. twdc Us • the lmae A rew .,.,. ltft •t fa~ory "1T toar...s. YDdet 1011 au. <ll4>m-.J. "T1 2IOZ. mint. must aell. 1974 HOtilDA t o c k a -A r I n • electric windows. as,ooo A* Cliller. •• .-hdueed pnCM. LffH A II / J' 11 , Io ad• d . All/I'll cUI, ~pd. alr, Stadanwaaon automobile. Bu)' or mUel <mBTW> ..earl --~· . ..., .... llU Wby bu1 • UOl for tiurs.'7MS19 Air condiUonloa. eood lease. (allllT). = .. CH M.OITS ..,. b WIB air me&a.Wc Sll,OOO+or • azoi lo~ • clean &raoaportatlon . .... ,. I ~ • • 112.ooo+wben you cal'l -""'"0 bt·""bc.. c (%11>.A) 1 yr, u 000 mlle ...... ~I~ •DOVllTllBET pn\. wpel, COCO•m&tl, have m1 _1_uper clHn " u.H ' rn °""'Al ' WUTCt,yavallable ee ... ,.... <NellllMArthurBlvd. a1ntcoad.5M-W. a.esatorlU.MJ.ttorbell 1uto. lt,ooo mi. saeoe> -4H · ._. ..,., .,,......_1o.o. ort.•Aft• 5M-IOOa 55:MS30wtidyaatu ... ll~Dtt•• NnPOIT UACH w• tll•• 97" · ' · -auaJc '70 2000 Aoadat.er. COPILAMD' Jl&t 7•7W 71 ..... I ........... •••••••••• .. ~~=.~· ~i: new lnt, a\ereo caaa. 20011 lst, SA .. 4 ...... ·--•IUPll• Blaupaollt AM /Fii tlre~ Xlnt cood . ISMOOO 'tn llB. not ID running W ........... , ~ -.... ·~ •SPICIALI• ....,, MW tram. rzooo. SMOG 873-33M 1971 ..z JIOC cond. Cd In\, u.... trana ~,_..,. Tbla S16ptr lllver 'M AuaUn "S" Mlnl· ~ •71 1200 coupe. $1300. '76HOMDAACC:oaD Automatic, pwr. 1teer · etc.Bltofr~ ~·~·.1~'.~!· ~btlle~t..td ~...,•P••tod Cooptr runa 1reat '70•uwzoo2 AM /F,. ater 8·tr, nu 5 ~ tl'us. witb fac· iq,alrcond.•extralow llB ·•-D ... •~-• ...._.::.:=::-·-· _. • " (8&LTIO) -Urea, 1reeo. For Info torJ all'. Low mllea1e. mfles. (929FVO). -• -· v.ery Oll•-,t tnM .• All/J'M, factOf'Y •Pltl• a door aedan, 4 speed call, 675·6498/540•2244, Local enetneer'acat and $749$ clean, Jo mileqe enime. aUoyaportw•I•, mint trw.Sazl878> u... you know bow fussy HOWAIDCIM•roltt ~=e,$4500 oror . '74·ALM IOMIO ..... With oolY SS,000 miles, All,,,.. ~uaette. map it la •ery c lean . Cll'ITEL). .. CHIMPOITS MB DOVE STREET <Neat llac:Arthur Blvd. ., ........ Road) NEWPORT BEACH 712-lfOO " '76 .WC 4114 <1t011n '5695 '11 CM9 Salt td1 I S....Cl'81WOI 16995 '71 «:MY 4114 ltl0t&3) '4995 '74 Clle• 4a4 11709371 '4295 '74 0.... P/U 4114 140Cl43a1 '4595 '14 c:-.. _.11 .. 111 '4895 74 ..... 4114 (l.121'tU l '4795 '7J ..... 41411n.at '3995 'HT.,... .... Wfllllt3' ' '2195 TRUCKS-TRUCKS ?IC-WASllll Mull-IM1'41l s4495, 71T.,.. ........ a s..11J112101 s4995 '76 ,_...~T a-4 flld tA1l:Mf1 -s4995 ·75 .,.... llJ T N-l IAll312t) '429 5 '7J c .... Salt ,.. .... -l13U121 '489 5 '3995 '7SCllet ~-aeor (404&1ZI s3795 '7SforH'• T lmipr 117&42YI 54 79 5 '74 Dodft 'r'• T O<A>-llllOOI s4495 •74.,.... 7f'4 f 1&'311Y) '3995 '3695 '14 D..._ A SMl 1&3891x1 '229 5 J.~~ac.e.o.erc..,.. s3995 .,, .,..... c.e.. a.Ml ll1925TI '289 5 '61 Ca... C IO -(11011Zt! S 199 5 ~z~or-&c.e.~~ '1995 '66 ...... -V•TCT .... l I' '1295 'H '-r1 ... II/a, .... M (l~-r2995 VANS-VA NS -VA NS '71 ~ .. •• lt.1331311) 'I 0,750 77 Ca...s.terY•10771Gll .. '7595 '76DMft,....Y•a.-1u1(0047111 '6595 76 c11e .. ,.... •• 11eors.te) s5195 ?I Clin s.fw Y• (&r»tYl '5595 71 ,_ 1-fw Y• 1m 1i1tm $589.5 71 •MC s.tw Y• 11..-cT1 ·s~95 "71h4p1J ...... If I rfp-Y• C771NCW1 '5195 ?1~mov., ,...,._,_~ s4995 I ' I · s3495 ., ............. ,....,. ?4 C... ..... f• tifTIM) '4695 I ' '3195 .,,....,. ...... "1111DWI ?J a..__. •• m-r.oi '3495 'ii '7JC ........... ,MmHI •2995 '2795 ..,eoadJ-.,..1u.._.,. (.,..PL) t boa e g u y a a r e ! Dove 6 n.,ft,1 Sta. .. IOI VW ''18 Datauo PU. loaded. (772PPT) ...... IOIWITMAMYW 7t00Weatml,..._Blvd. Xlnl cond, m"9t aell! $1"95 • <NearllacArthur. '78 4SOSEL, allv, aorf. -we:t•Htl'Blv4. __ ,,o -1m---Lesa tbao 1,000 mi's. IOl..-u•uvw JamboreelrBrisloO. at.ereo cua .. Sll.500 or ·-_. -,._.., ..w ai.o _. ,_.,_, ""''' rVU09 ~RT BEACH auume lie. Mt4Ml5 •TSJ-..,_ ~._ .. ..._ 648-0800. 7800WestmlnatttBlvd. "'"""aJJ.0116 1.971 Audi $OOC> 4-dr.,auto, cuette, alr p.a.,p.b.,1,000 mlles (00197) •$9795• 1'78 Aadl lOD LS 4-dr .,auto.atereo 8-trk .. air. 34,000ml. (S26NJE) •$4995• * 1974 AUDI FOX ll&rooo. 4-door • 4-speed. air coadWoain1. 82,000 miles (519KXU > ~ '715 SPICIAL m.7551/131-7880 MQ. 9742 9712 .......... •-•••••••••• OfTHIWB 76HOMDA 1975aie%210 --·-··~·--••••• .. ~llP.!~111!11 "" wacuaY •77 o•TSUM cvcc HA1CHIACI( SEDAN. Complete wit.b '77 llG II.idle\. 14,000 mi, CA.Pltl ,. sunroof. stereo, cruiae All/Fii Caaaette. Like KING CAI Au&omaUc trans .• radio control & low mllea. new. -. aft I pm t491NKL> fr beat.er. Cute little red (llt"Z7NXH) a.-1 _... $3599 PICKUP car owned by a lady and · LnY or eue. _511_·_11_7s ____ _ PHIL T:OUG WbJ pay for • new ~.='likeooe. (7641.FI> llany modeJI to cbooee "M llG .Jlid&.et.. Lo mi. •· " pickup when tbia one is -trom -H ! AM /Fii, Jtlnt cond. IUY oa LIA5E FOID ao reaaonable plua just· IOI WITHAM vw •••• A .. "' $1500. Pb ~74 YOUI 1971 IMW 4'Aut.o0enter Dr. like·oew wltb 4·tpeed 7800Westmi.nster Blvd. -S.D. rrwy .. Irvioe and more. Leas tbao ~7551/131-7880 llllfOITI 75 MG MOW! 7 ... ir-• 12,000mlla CIF309J> Super Sbarp Midget Excellent aeledioo of all ---I Otll ~ ..... 9730 Roadster. Dynamhe In· modelanowbutock! '71. 4 eyl, 4 spd All/FM SpecW ••••••••••••••••••••••• '6.1 190, reblt eng, mecb lkleandout. (661NZB) stereo 18.000 mi on new •<sift •llAunFUL * Jdnt, new Uttt, 28 mp&-$29115 ~ me. $l200642-9781 ._. 1976 JA.UAR X.16L Nels upbol. $1350. 493-6786 IOI WITHAM VW IOOY SHOP '73 Capri 2300, vs. anrr. llLLTOMAXYOT!y Leather. elect. windows 1971 ~ 2IOSI 7SIOWestmJnster Blv4. MOWOPIM &doorlocka.atereotape. J sc---..,.7551,ia.7880 stereo, new tires, 4 spd. 1881 Beach Blvd c b r o m e w h e e l s • • v_..-5 $2000.~ Hunti.ngtonBeacb (736PCP).only26,000mi. Last or lhe handmade Mel 9744 Dca&.IMT 847-8555 •$10100• clasaica I Luxury••••••••••• .. •••••••••• satenOMOF '71CAPRl,clean,new llLL.VAM equipped, low miles & 1971 ~I IMWUS.A.LH clateb~~:ues. 1957120~~~M POllSCHl-AUDI ~ ':'*b car~!':J IOADSTll We may have your next _,...... ppreeia (OOOFEA> carlnourlnveotory.CaU CGlt 9717 2 Dr. 4 speed, AM/PM l.3621HarborBJvd. by a Hollywood atar. $2699 mtoday! .. ••••••••••••••••••••• vinyl top, radial Urea & Garden Grove 636-2333 (583EICOl. ' lll·Z04049M949 •1976COLT clean.(032GND>. "TS XJ1.2C, lo mi's, xlot SBTODAYl.I PHIL LONG CREVIER $' ST a uc.ow.y- ~IA -AU 835·3171 Sa&ea.servtce-Leasing Row CCll"ffl',IK. Rolla Aoyce BllW • U40 Jamboree Newport Beach '40-6444 ...... W~~..* -ooo ae•cH$11~~RTS cond.SlO=-,f:l:.ta FOD 4 ....... air, rau.ov, -· ...,,,. ...-v 43AutoCeaterDr mi. <652MOP> INIDOVESTREET '56 Ja1 XK140 Rdstr. l&lH11Mod7MMN-t S.D.Frwy .. JrvUHi •$3,095• (nearMacA.rthurBlvd. Bright red. $8000. •74 ... ""'· ..._a .. m .. 1 761-5111 llU-YAM lrJamboreeRoad) Superb. 673-~994 1JT _.,_.,_ ~w1.1uu. ~SCHl--.Wt NEWfORTBEACH S&?J08 xtra fuel tank, $8295. ~*1t77_ml!e- 75 .. ~o --t>:P; -.'°°° 13li21 Hartlor Blvd. 6'\ITV m1p, steno tape, lug· GardeDGrove G-2333 •73 240Z. A/C, All/FM ·~.!i:.?i~::· ros:t ·~:=~~!~lnl cood. ~~~ 19.000 miles W.. 9720 good cond, mat sell! Ba.nnouthNB l~-931' •••....-..•••••••••••••• $8)0, 645-0730 '77 J g v n.,i --al ed • ......_ ________ , -91!"-..--::~2Kll~ a .-. ....... reg r • '67 Mercedes 250SE ., 72 DATSUH ·75 B2l0 btcbbck, like teaa than .s.ooo miles . Cluaic, top technical 240.% new. low ml. A /C . Beet car m .world·car cood suorool •spd Bat Auto. trana., 8 track, AM /FM radio. must see magulne. Fstate sell. ~r cm>~ · map, beautiful brown toapprec. $3,000545-31161 ~1538 · P(.:S •·11,;J.·) A H 0 0 e Y ! 69 Roadster. 1600. good um XJ-6. 83,000 miles. '6'1 Mercedes, 2208· Air,~======~~ lnt., hard & soft t.ope. Clean. 5'300. auto. mtr shot, $375. Opll 9746 IOIJle body work. $1100. 497.2310 <TSAS26>Call646-7201. •••••••-•••••••••••••• 751-u92 • 7 l J A G X K E '78 Mercedes ?itOD. auto, I 974 OPS. 73 DATSUN 240% R 0 ADS TE R IM . auruf. lo mi. $100 cash, MAMTA 4 speed trans .. stereo. MACULATE C ALL assumemylse494•2678 4.cyl,automatic,aircon· maoa. Oran"e with black 645-4680. dltloned, very clean, -.. 28.000mlles, (P9600).one int.e.ri.or. Super looking...._ 9732 HOUSE Of year, 12,000milewarran· a n d r u n s g r e a l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty pailable. <QRRR>SM95 1976JEMSENGT IMPORTS, INC. sem IOI WITHAM VW s speed. pwr. steering. COPILAle JEEP MIWAT * I 973 7600 Westminster Blvd. air cond. " low miles. Authorized Mercedes 200 I E Id, SA DATSUN 2402* .,_75511838-7880 ::3REF). A real beauty 8etU Dealer SSMOOO 4 spd. air, mags, 52,000 ~..._.. 9713 OHL y $7195 HST SIUCTIOM c;.=~~ t:zsu "TS BMW 5.10i, auto, xtras. I!::====~!::=!!!~ lo'J mi, mt cood, $8900. .. •f74AUDlllOX• SSZ.l4'1l Yf.lia., automatic. 2· '78 3201. auto, s o 'rf. door. stereO, 3·track. AM/FM casa, sp wheels. 44.000ll)ilea (0&3LGT) $10,500 P .P . 640-3139 492-1422 '73 BMW 2002. 41.000 mi's. 1 ownr. new Mlcbellns, stereo. atra clean. $5300. ~===========:::!.j -491~-4329~~~~~- 9S60frska 9560 New '78 '12-ton LUV Pickup Truck! • Slep bumper • Radio • Heat«.,..re»ter mi. <795HTJ> ... •••••••••••••••••••• HOWAID~ IN 1HIWESTII •WON'T LAST LONG!• 'T8308GTB, pristine DOVE•QUAJLSTS. DllSILS llU. YAM _, 900 _, DI C"'---1&--•-.. •t20oeoo1191--~-..-_ •UDI ..... /vars. r "'~ ~Ylur, nnoorn.-10.-~~-645-S9110or642·0896 Jamboree&BristoD -,u4001CJ111tt1v- l3621HarborBlvd. 97.u NEWPORT BEACH "7$30001oc.111-GardenGrove 636-2333 Rat ~ 133-0555 7e30001m10.1.._., ....................... --------~·~J,=7;W,= *DATSUMS* .... Selec:ffoll OfAIMocWs SAL&> LEASING PARTSSERVICE We Need Clean Oat.suns! COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR BLVD. S40.64 I 0 540.021 l •DRIVEA• *'UTil.E. •• * SAVE A LOT SBOP.tiCOMPARE BARWICK DA TSUI-I '7SFIAT ..,_Gtlla 9735 732:20oia.S*1ai.. 5'0ltT COUPE ••••••••• ••••••• •• • •• •• 5 speed trans .• AM/FM 1.974 Coav. immac. 42M, stereo, bronae color. 4-spd, rdls. AM / FM ster. (974NXP) P.P. Ole. 752·9500ext 219. aaaa Over2IOO Flatt t.o cboole from plus an outatandinl selection ot Soorta can at DICK ltflLLER MOTORS Res.~. '74 Ghia. Low miles. Xlnt cond. Air. $8500. Ph ~192 bef 6pm. 9731 73 Mazda RX3. auto, AM /FM I trt. nu reblt eng. Xlnt cood. Best orr. 64.5-41976 120 W Warner. S.A. 55'7·2132 ·75~ Rotary PU. Blue w /Wbt stripe, step bump, RIK. wbt camp type top 76. 131-S. 22K. cassett w/crpt It bed. Lo mi's, stereo, auto. metallic underwarr. XJntcond. blue. Xtra clean. $3200. $3185. 586-4472. SIDAMS "7U90C(Ser ~I .,...,. 75 ?80(11~ lllue "77 460 SELIS. 171141 llllll "7e 1IOll'1379)81ue n 280 E 10294301 Y- 74 2IOC11011411 Gold 74 2IOCl1oncl11Gold 74 2IOCl10!111'8)Whlle '11280 SE~IOGld '7 4 280 SE (OOO:W 1) Rid "72 2tOSE(OIUl8el81U1 71 210SE10896331 l"'llfY 15 450 SE (0331Mtl 81U1 7;H50SB. l0122931Wll<le 14 o osa.101u.n &M1 75 4508El10317201111ue 75 450 Sa. (030l4 I I 51'- 7' 450 SEL l~I GtMn ·17 450 SEl I061MOC>l S- 71 ~ SEl (OlllOI0) 81ue Sl'I 1'54608llS. 71161~ "M 260SL100071'18'oMI 73 450 Ill 1008811) Blue "74 460 81. I021t91) Gold ..,, 360 8l (002ee I) Aeo "75 450Sl l~-- 77 440 &. IS. 01851 Ot8i1 SLC's n 450 ac IOOOl38l o- • 7•UOSlCIOOCll8"CM<> 75•5051.C(OOIDllWhlle "75450SlCI009363Jlllec9' "79 450SlC101397'1..,_,, 77 •60St.C(Ot57121°'9y Ma)Otlly ol I~•·• c ...... •~ lor IO ft'Oa lwWQIO ...,.....,,o_,._ C..U. Tellwlf ..,_ llTMSI 9741 . ..................... . •PIUGIOT• We have a good selection m 60ts It '78 Diesels now in stock. Lease dealer dired IEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE SfREET (Near MacArthur Blvd. ac Jamboree Road). NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 74 PIUGIOf SM DllS&S9AM With air cood. & AM !FM cassette. (234RDK)'. $5595 IUCH IMPOITS 848 DOVESTREET (Near MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road> NEWPORT BEACH 75J.0900 9750 ....................... '65J5'C POUCHE Original leather interior. 5000 miles on new engine. Must see to appreciate. Won't last kJaC at ... HAllOUIYW l87U Beach Bl., H.B. CaUMZ-4435 (83BTKEl • 64U0&9 • .... a11 9739 HOUSE OF 75 Xt /9, e1ttremely ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTS INC '74 Porsche. AM /FM sharp.AM/FM, bstofr '72 Maserati Bora, '74 ' • radio. Appe arance 'I ' '1 aJ1.111s 41n .1 11s 1972 240Z. white, good •99-UOO cooling sys, xlnt cond, ,141_...., Group, xlnt cood. $5200. cond. Air . mags. '67 Flat 850 c p e . $17,900. 848 ·0661. _._ 536-4471 (714) ~1451or abarp/mustsell. $3800/br $700/080. Runs good, 962-2231.P.P. 211/921 ... 511 (213)592·5~ ofr.67W530 nds some Int. work ..• 71 MASERATJ Indy, 4 714/523-7250 ._ xlnt ~..a 751-18411 seater, lthr, air. full pwr, " 8124• "..,..... • many '76 8210 4-spd. radio, new --------i °" .,.,_.._~ xtraa Sl0,500. • t.lrea, xlnt cond. •74 ~ Sport Cpe, 5-spd, mint cond. Overseas Im· 75&--0099 556-8837 mags, AM /FM. Look• pol't4645-5880ori42-0686 AlllM. Mew 9100 ..._.Mew 9100 '73 ""'"" A/C tr ~ms greaL $280(). ~ .._ 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· • new ans, vur·-radlals, paint. naos like · ••••••••••••••••••• •••• '72FIATSPYPB 5 speed tr•na.. atereo. map, a sharp roadster atalowprtce. (39SFZF> ... IOIWITHAM VW 7'00 W.tollmt¥ Blvd. -.1111,...1880 MB •ee CONV. 300 SE. Xlnt cood, nu canvaa. Moir. PP W/177·8414;• 741-5775. l G ,. 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SllOO.U.•=tae •1'1mO=l4LS• "74tU. new pelnl, Nbultt ~ CARVll SIPCI,.......,. map, air, _, __ .. __ _. ___ -M 1 ~A~ ster. dlat lihlt .. to ate -.. dlt ~. 8ttt olr llOllS·ROYC£ 21.000 ml. (llGSXH) 1• ~nu...a • -m · -------• W..'\aa.-.at... ~carr!;a ovwlU.IOONHIMI ,,.M...._. •$4,HI• == ollu. LUte ·u Rab'bJt, h blue. MAW YW Bron all fact equip PW9cbe "Tl U , m«tarn. ::.-=:1 ... '" ... YAM . AM/P'lfcail. SUOO. 11TU~m.,Ra. a.mo'mu.toom> :!LAii/Fii c .... alot ClOUDWHOAYI .O.SC•AUDI 76COIOMA l4W8'Tl "(=~ •Pl.HO• .-.Ul·U• -........ 9760 llDlRarborBlvd. W'•GOM ··be 1100. anrf, map -------->--j -GardlnGrove ... 2113 ., .... ~1 -•-___ .. 1• leavlM state. out aeli 'ti Oae9Crt 1518 Vt tm Poncbe ~ lilv•. fae. a1k>ya, ............ ••••••••••• =:. ...... ._. .. ~II»· ,=r.1 ndl wri *550. 9'IN8'10 ~ ..... " .. u,. ~ '!'Wt.ocar,.u • All/f'll 1t.ereo • IAAI * l90ll.YOU -~ 14Nfl0 so..,, ail fad. equlp. =·· ':4e.i.!'lle1~:; 1111 Subt from pm. S&L YOUR (l~~R~n tape deck .,3.., ).DmU.<00116> tMa---.. -(1241). LeaH dealer TOYOTA. Stereo • .$2200 . W -I ..,._ Mila • ~ tlO• -· ·--ctirtd. AJ1o. Tw'bo Demo SEE US! 1 Olla~ • ....., W3)58MW ..U. w . U.111. t1>lt enatM. Nd Nowavallablel S,.clal ..... wt blk. hpt, •uoo. llACH..-OITS MQ9UISTOYOTA $3299 "10 Fatback. auto. diac .,., .. ......_, aomoee ........... •OOVEBTREET IOSSIONVIEJO l&LMAXIY = ll.lnlcood. $1350 • ...._ t.ak9cww 7 JPOllC.. <NeuMffArthurBlvd. 131~491-1210 TOYOTA fat ~aa -·-o .... 61unbaneR.oed) llllleaebBlvd "15VWSciroceo. AM /Fii .._. NnPORT BEACH 'Tr White. Oellca, allto, Huntiqton Beach I 11ereo. $3500 or SlSOO and l!:======~I Appeuane• 1roup, S JIJ.0900 A/C, all xtru, 11000 m1, ICT-8555 take over paymentl. •~tu.Sspd,wbt •-·~ .. ,1 .. -• afMCl tr••·· All /Fii, .-0.9574'31eves. SG23M w /~k lat. &ood cond ...----· ...... n --•1.... Jn •-------• "500. Call R«ky t 5 •um Bl.ck 11 --· ,.,.,., u:u ...... 1971 SAAi ..,, Qirona llrk II, air. "12 CoroU.a. 4 ctr. ma dlat '87 FIStbk. recent reblt enc .__ 5'1,000milel(OOMI) ~-=:..~vt: a:::: SOii.,. .._CUI, new tires, c:ond. •. W Emerald 1700, radial tirel· WE'U DEAUNG!!! <• OVER· I 00 HOMD~S MOW' IM STOCK! <..atM) 4 apeecl lnoa., very •mL$M00.8GH• 8ay4PM371 beaden.~118-7022 • lf740reen I.I .-c IHD " Ii Ire NE w ! '71 Oorolla Lftbk siu. lllnt •• vw bua •ms Copper Met. 2.0 IOIWITMAM YW Ui05EQJ>SJJtl ml cond, loaded, lo mi. Sl150/olr Al.so. Wl~Yl.A ~ l&ICnON OP ACCORDS TOO! 55.,000mllea C14611YO> 'NOOW..tmlmt.er' Blvd. a l~ 8M-Ull -.1m1111-'190 lt74 SAAi ~ 18 Toyota Crown. im· '64 vw Baja Bue. eompl. "DONT PAY TOO ·MUOI!"• 1971POUCHI 9115C Tbia ooe ia loaded 1 1 ! lllocba browa utenor -m1le&. Pri. pty. Cal 53NUO. ss.~.!u~> 77POllC.. 2 Dr. Automalfc, row maculate. 49,000 mi. recoad.,newpaint.int,6 TUllO CAaaaA mlleqe • very clean. "'500. 4N-25Z3 ttr.. 516-2746 •ms Blue 1.1 Black. Blaupunkt atereo, <mNCF). I Olll '71 Celle• Liftback. S '74 vw &.aper_ Beetle. aun· 4',000mlles (741110T> alrecnltt""'lns (IOM54) llACH IWOITS AtMYIRSAIY apeed, A/C, PIS. stereo. rf, new J&int. lo mi. *3S.• .. DOVESJ'REET 5'1C1AL5 tape. 7000 ml. Mint cond. S2ll)O. 8'1S.98M HAllC>Ua YW <Near llacArtbW' Blvd. .-roo. Pb: 4911-3158 18711 Beacb Blvd., H.B. &Jamboree Road> '58 VW Bila, reblt ens. Call~ NEWPORTBEACH WeMled._ relbtt trans. new brb, "74PWsche111 •bt. 20, 712-0fOO Mme Us lrta OHw "Tl Corolla Delx, S.spd, $700. 646-1310 mi, rblt en1. top mecb 71 POISC.. a.Ir, FM ster. Xlnt cond.1------- cln. Ill.lat sell MBt/bll ti IT Swedilb Saab ~hanic SALE '"505C7·3417/832·7°'3 '89 VW Sqbk. clean. Llte ofrtl62·239 5 speed trans.: a now at Ivan 1 1995 blue,blklnt. Rps great . ... .....__ u tlOO .a...&-. u 9._ Dynamite coupe with HarborBl,C.M.643-l982 r..ltl-.-* '71 Celica Lftbcll. blk on ~. 1sH193. --"•• -"•w ._ steno. chromes. 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CHAMPAGNE MODELS FEATURE: • Custom Metallic: Paint • Color Coordinated Interiors • Deep Cut Piie Carpet •'Crushed Velour Upholstery • Remote Control Outalde Mirror• Quart.z Crystal Chronometer RAlllT DIESB.S AND IU& COMYaTllLIS AYAILAaE FOi IMMIDIATI DBJYBY ------------------------USED CAR CLEARANCE ''75 MUSTANG ..... Air Cl iltlnl Ii v~. 4 .speed, stereo. vlnyl roof, 4'allye wheels. \le. 't928NOE. ......... ,,... Pill :=. 52995 '74DASHB '75 FIAT 124 s;.t ec.,. 5 speed, AM/FM radio, vlnyl roof, IOw miles. Ser. 1H09es. ............... $4130 -·16'vw ..... J ..... 4 speed. Ser. t83357. 3 to choose from. . ........ ,,... U4M '71 CHIVY ..... J+ls,.t v-e. 5 speed, air conditioning. pow.tr lteerlng, Under 8,00() miles. Uc. t7~UKX . ............ MIJt .:.1 3295 ·,:.52995 .::,s4995 WI NAYI HAID TO ...... S •n S eof, *·IS.... #41Mt ,.,, •• to ...... ,,_ '75 c... .... *·CS.. #14JOI J.11· ......... ... 2.·1• ... taunm '1~ ... '"..,.. ., ...... ...... Ltaa than 15,000 ITlllH. Mia wtieell. Red with black Interior. (872SPH). $A~E THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER .. ALIWIBH DATSUN AIWltlM DATSUN AICWDATSM,llC. WALLY TICIEI IA.,_ IMC. c11t.m cm una ' 08 OL~-FINANCING flO iNCLUDES TAX & LIC. "FINANCJNGWITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVED CREDIT. '78 B 210 2 DR. s999! For 48 months. Cash price $3364. Deferred Payment Price is $4795.20 including tax, Uc. & Ananc:e charaes APR. 14.3596 (Stk.8991) (Ser.Hl8210984846) '78 200 SI CPE. 513 .. ~ fOf 48 months cash price is $4397. Deferred Payment price is $6263.04 lnckadine tax. Uc. & Finance chataes. APR. 14.35~ (Stk.8225) (Ser.HL510150017) '78 510 2 DR. , s119~ For 48 months. Clsh Pt'ic:e $4038. Deferred Payment Price I• $5757.12 inctudina tax, Uc. & Finance Charps. APR. 14.31" (Stk.8905) (Ser.HLA100137SA) '78 F10 WAGON 5 112~ fOf 48 months. Cash Price is $3781 . Deferred Payment Price Is $5388 Including tJX, Uc. & ft. nancecharges. APR.14.35~ (Stk. 8846X5et'. WPLF 1o106651 > fOOTilt.l OA'fSllJI, IMC. llOOlt IA lSUlt lll·IWIY DAtSlll •. llOftlDWM Ll MOTllS t Sim Uf IATSl( 11. una ..n. IC. I GUa9QM ll TO• DEALER IN OIAMGI COUNTY ACRES & ACRES OF llW 11 IA'ISllS AT TllE OLD PRICES ~ • • 200Sls, • Flis. • 8-21Ds, • 2llZs, • 110s, • 510s, 1· •PICKUPS I IMMEDIA~DBJVERY I I IFYOUDOMT I IUY YOUI DATSUM FROM IAaWICI IWO.IS I . YOU MAY PAYI TOO MUCH!! 1 DATSUN I Pr-e.tlfiou1 Por.cbe Buy• At A!fordabl1 Prlttt *New 78 '• * 1t11 TwbO CNIWM19belgt , • 180032tl 1t'71 828 llac:k. • . . . . 190101 '( 1911 tt I SC: Taiga Cooper Mtllllte...... (2121 I I tt7t tt 1 SCColioe. Whitt . . . . . • • • . . 1202187 1•1• '" sceouoe. e111C11 . .. .. • c2011t1&1 * Demo Speciala * lt78 91 I T•raA Whllt. . * UHd* (212032) 1e19 t11ac~.e1tie111 .............. c:aeVUMxl 1'78 t11 SC Tatga. lnole r.a , . . . . . . . . . . t530UOT itn Turbo lrown .... .. . .. ....... (800498 'I" Tutbo.•1119f .... . .. . .. .... . .• !800195 1 11 ttl 8 OUpt. Ille• , ............... 200421 1978 V11S~erga.Whltt ................. 2t0120! 1975 9116C:0Upt.8taek ............... (5441LXI 1973 IUtT<:oui>e.Gold ............. 172.0PZ 1973 91 JCoupe,8 lac11 ............. (246KPOI 71• 636-2333 If you're In a mood to deal for wheels, rely on the automotlv .classlfled ads 1972 VW Bua. mech 7ZVWC~ 77YWDASHJll '73tiua.oewena.AM/FM llFOUYOUIUY perfect, n•• en1lne. Sunroof.flaltopcamper. 10.000 actul Jlllies. o'Be 8lrk .S1800. A USB>YOLYO, UT75. Oeor1e. Dya Lovel)'C<lftdWoolnsldels owner. 4 apeed lrana .. L ----,,~~~--See ua at Southern ..,.,.._,,Ev•5'5-1883 ,_..vu) radio Is beater. 4 doorl\-~ io /MW · line out. ,..,.,r • n ..SU -aJao have 2 door 4 ::.u p f'r Bee tie. l Orance County 'a V oivo camper •• en . IOIW~VW sunroof at aame low YT·1t·OOO i'fl. warr.nty. ~UtS,VOLYO ~IH ·Z912 evea 7IOOW..unlut.rBh1d. price. '4495 ~ o er. erry. MISSIONVlEJO •75511111-7880 IOI WITHAM YW -------• HI.mo 495-12 I 0 ·-.-. v Xl t --" '6'1VWBua.1755cc, F\iUv 1--------•v •,., an. n <.VDU. 7 7 VW IUS 7800 Westmlnlter Blvd. rblt ena. air shocks. oft 01AMG1 COUNTY New eftl 6 clutch. bat 11000 actual mUta. ·~----7_5.s_lJal-_·_7880__ filter a.ystem & more. _o1r_._0a11_m-_ll50_. --• sa..o tape. Clean wide·-S1350 Ph 962·9.\28 VOL VO 'II Baja , 1110 CC. " out. AC•t.e brown 7 EXQ.tJSJVELYVOLVO dual~; ZenttJa. new pammcer wttb bel&e ln· I've 1ot a bua. Super Laraest Volvo Dealer Urw, lnbl. $1115/()ffer tartor. The Cbampape cherry. yellow. Uno. New an Orange County! MM1J1 Edition. (8162) mot«. $Le50.M1·1294 BUY or LE~£ ~ BOB WITHAM '&6 VW Sqback. New DIRECT : 'i=P-S._='_._"_~_55l_,... __ 1_!'_•v ..... d._ sAvNO . . :re~~."%:• ~It ~~ ~ .--.Mew tlOO SHORTAGE Wrecked VW . 72. Front 2025 S. Manchester •••••• ••• end a disaster Good Anahe' '"7CI'\ 2011 ................... ,......... . • ••••••• HEREl. =tdiarta. Best ol· Im '""'- AT THI OLD FiE~i~ fntY .. 2150 HAllOllaVD. COSTA MBA E'YEGOT "EM •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIR~OS •RABBITS •DIESRS I WITRA• VOLISWAOE 7600 WU"*6TB ILYD. • WISTWIMS1'8 893-7551 638-7880 -------'74 Volvo 1'5 Sata Wp, , 7 6 VWIUS AC. AM/FM. 4 spd. roof . rack. 1ood cond. Tim 7 passeneer w1tt\ over· Steel 7$2 · l 11 l dya bead air 30.000 miles • 840-1547 eves speed trans • siereo. new 1------- tlrel. Dynamite runner and looU great! (7973) S5395 IOI WITHAM YW 7800Westminater Blvd. 893-7551 /631M880 75YWRAlllT 4 speed trans .. 2 door. air conditioning, stereo tape. Check this one and save m. ( 104.RXL) 1'76YOLYO 264Gl.SEDAM 1288RES) $5899 PHIL LONG FOO -43 Auto Center Dr. S.O. Frwy.-lrvine 7"-5111 $2399 1970 Volvo. std trans, IOIWITHAMVW AM /FM . 1ood cond. 7800 Westmimter Blvd. Sl200 firm. 646-611 893-75$11638-7880 -------'74 142. wht w Jblu mt. 7 4YWGHIA auto, P /B, P 1S. A/C • Last year for lhis rare AM·FM, 79M mi. xlnt UWe classic. Low miles. cond. ~ & dnve to ap. 4 speed trans .• radio. prec. 12895. $48-6200 beater. Canary yellow (GM!) • 1....._M.w I I I IUY oa LIASI _,.,~'!oil....i.;;:_ I ~ I I " SPeeds-5 apeeds I LARGE~OH I NEW '71 DATS ... 1210 I -I &-·--1 Fully leCIOtY -•PC>lld 5-~(111134421 ·~-~~-• I I I .................... I I I I I • Nl'W 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA SU UmACK . 54698 NEW 1178 TOYOTA Ht LUX PICK UP TRUCK FVllYl~-Pllld.ltN~ ALL NEW 1978 CEUCAS INCLUDING UFnACIS DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE DBJVERY. CALL OR SEE US NOW! 53289 WE ARE OVERSTOCKED AND OUT OF ROOM! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! HUGE SELECTION OF TOYOTAS, VOLVOS AND . MANY LOW MILEAGE DEMOS! DIMO 1971 VOLVO MSA ... W. -,._-. ..,, -11rlpn M-.1 •-> $7878 DIMO 1977 VOi.VO NIW 1971 VOLVO M491A M41U All09 .......... _.-. .... -. -.... ,..-.---~ Olft ,.,..._ -,.,..,_, C~l.aGIO) .. _ cvc.-,1.-.n1 AllY.1977 .. YKYO WILL•SKDAI mYOICElmSWEIKll '71 10TOfA -"Coll --_.lllllU 9915 NABERS ~ fit 9wltr & Price LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW &r USED IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLA~ VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Avatlable on Most cars • Or'Clllge Comly'a S..iloe...ter • 1975 CADILLAC COWi DI Yiu.I Cabriolet top and AM /F'M wllh tape player. 1223WPFl. $5995 • 1975 CADILLAC B.DOllADO COUPE Sunroof. SO /SO power seats. AM/FM stereo. ~ruise-control & ult wheel. IC9MOG > . $6995 • 1976 CADILLAC COWEDEYIW Leather mterior. 40/60 pawer seats. stereo radio with tape player & crwae control CQ168763>. $7695 • I t 77 CADILLAC COWi DI VILLE D'ILIGAHCE 50/50 power seats, cruiae control & full power. <967REU >. $9195 • 1977 CADILLAC &.DORADO COUPE Cabriolet top. leather in· tenor, 50/SO power seats, AM /FM with tape player & cruise control. (79CIS~). $9595 • 1977 CADILLAC SEVIW Leather lntertor. AM/FM stereo, cruise ClQOlrOl" wire wheel COY· en. (937RXI>. $11 ,395 • 1971 CADILLAC IUITWOOD llOUMIAM o-..AMCI Loaded wilb C.dlllac OP· Oona, a.au.er seats • very low a)ilea1e. (Qt9"117). PllCB> TO SIU • Pricea plUs tax ac lleente. Sale prtca 1ood tbru midN.,.._, M-71. • .. "' ... HAllOUI YOUllWA ... 'S AlLCARS SUISJICT TO "''°" SALi ... LOii! SAVE! 7Jf!Cm~ Automlltto .,.._, P"*' llMtil\Q.~) '1278 .,~ .. ,... ... 4 IPMd,..... tcll10AM) '1278 '7t~c:mc Automltto er..., -.o. (685MVM) '2178 PlffMf4H4H 74MADA 114WA9CM 4 speed trlns.. air cond . roof reek (1tt798) 12378 ...... UMCI Wot. UMd ...... UMd ..................................................................... •••••••••••••••••••••• tt•o a.. •• tt20 Y.tw. t11Z C •11 ttll Quuu•• • -n ............................................................................. , ............. . .,.lM,OdOODd. lllGOI lt77CAOl.LAC io 1Qulwood Wsn. ao l.-=.. ~~· bltoft 11¥&&.1 4 DOOi VI. "" cla. vtii1t bit. A II I r .. It tr • 0 : 1M-G8IO VI. auuaaue trua .. f\111 UiH. P/I. A/C, U.t 'J~ Mlcb.UDI •14ts. Call .,., 114, Gd coed. •M. P1'ftl',fa«wratrcood .• car. u1u.u . •ws...._.. --. fil ,llO IHtliler lot'IHor. tilt .aoM. Ba 1 h d ....-wt.I, vlul root, crul•• ·71 ,Nova. batch bad1, ~~J'.!:f!r~t!ci eoottol. Aa.1rM 1teno, llluat ..U. Metallic blue, NIL&larbr ADd a.bey fbMJ ~Uc 7~WN. l&k. vr1 clHa. art cond. wtiat u..y··,.. klolda1 for'. Sll,ltt =~bet ofr 840·172' ......_..._ tlOO llHOD011£ ROBINS f 0 "' (1 ,, " ... ' \I '\ "-''' ·, • t"OaPe dt Ville. slat aona. •tru 5*1100 .o ''°' for'l'otn ....................... "71 s.vtne. IJJOO ml.. au .. llanilil. 2 dt COl&Pe. • b1k. loadett. lml'llll c-CCllMI. tJI, a"to. dean,runa Wnty . $13,250 PP plfdll075~4 S42·197S dya. 494·1618 ...,. "ft GnmUn • cyl, auto.•--------'910. Good coadltloa ·a "'-twood Limo, AC. --Jump aeat. b1k w/ara1 int. cleao CCIDd. •. Calt 1'74 AMC Rocky t-5. ~ _ ..... A t ti 14 000 74 El Dorado, clean. u o ma c , . ao.ded. "895 ortaiDal mn.. must aee -.6ea -4 drive to appreciate. -------(PIMA>. 1 year, 12,000 mllewarnaty available. C 9917 ''"' ...................... . COPILAMD JllP 1'77 CHIVY JOO I I I at, SA C~MdO T· TOP 3 WAYS SSMOOO ~ 11.000 mu. on tb11 '76tamAcmc buul.YI va. automatic. A u t o mat I c t r a n s . lllcll ttl 0 pwr. teenn1. tll\ wheel, to BUY. (511PUU) ••••••••••••••••••••••• rally wheela, vinyl top ,2478 lt76IUtCIC AND 8 track AM/FM "7410TOYA c&ICA 5 •peed trans.. AM/FM radio (421KYO) 12678 CALL 142-4435 -~ .. NO_DOWN PAYMENT! 760PIL 2 door fa1tba c k . automatic trans. (834RSK) 12678 760f'IL 4 lpeed tr8na.. air "COnd. (342RSC) SIYHAWX stereo. <868SWS>. C"54UZI) PRICED llGHTf $2999 PHIL LOMG FOID 43AutoCenter Dr. S.D. Fnvy. ·Irvine 761-SUI COMMBJ. CHlftOLET 21Z8Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 197.W:HlYY -- '69 Skylark. 41> •• PS. PB, CAMAaO PSeat. A/C, vin roof. nu Automatic. pwr. steer· tire, lilt wbl. $&50645-7221 In I . ma I wheels. or 751·7461 (Steve). AJl/F'M stereo tape & ....:___;__ ______ • on 1 y 42, 916 m 11 ea. '75 Riviera, full Power. (lMSUPK). sacril!ce $3200. P.P. OMLY $3670 963-0290 Mh ... Mcada/RltMllllt 21.SOHarbor Blvd .. C.M . '915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "10 Cpe De Ville. ro¥al 645-5700 blue, wht villyl top,'llht,/ ------- air. st.ereo. beautifully lt74 CAMAIO VOLVO · 244kor-· 245A~·-- ,. DOOi STATIOM S•AH WAGON All COMDIT10MIMG AMI.FM STEllO AUIOMATIC TRAMSMISSIOM POWBstma• POW•llADS MICHBJM UY nus .CASH Al ' ORANIE COUllTY 12678 '76lOYOTA eoaCJU.A-..n 4 lpeed trw\S., air cond .. AM/FM etereo, mags (078RFM) maintained, 133.000 mi $3445 but nms perfectly. See at 619 Vista Bonita, (behind Stick shift, pwr. steering, OdM Hi-Sehl) make ofr. radio ft rally wheels. 6'4-01~ 'Ibis fronl·line car is a beauty in every way! <~PA). '76 Coupe De Ville. silver. red int, loaded Lease or buy C714 > 831 -5630 COMt4B.L Mlcbael J. Hetrick Leas· CHEVROLET 5l!H~.. HEADQUARTER '2878 PHONE 142-4435 76 DATSUM a.210 4 doOf. automatic trans. (719250) '2978 76 DATSUMa.210 Fastback. 4 speed lrans. (2S6POX) '2978 77 D4TSUMF-IO k ~ speed trwls., air cood. (279SXI) '3978 74 CMIYY l/JoTOM STVSaDE PtC«UI' Automatic trana.. power steering, atr c ond. (115521) '3578 '76fOID4s4 IUl'l'lm PICl(UI' Heavy duty camper equipment. (885n9) '5378 0 MONTH ~ AU&All.I 0.A.C. •'IWIHIU• CONftRTIBLES (to41m1 '2978 4Tea...'"-! • '7 • 'IW wn:t. (380983) 'I 195 ..... Tea-."-' lift WAllAMTJ O..AI...., ... AtEE 0n1..,c.we . ... (3009yWerrenty '" CttM1MAS YIAl'lt4MeAT .•. HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN inl 2828 Harbor Blvd. '73 El Dorado Cpe. sun-COSTA MESA root. IHrk. It yellow /Wht 546-I ZOO int, lo mi's, x.lnt cond. $3495. 962-83912. • •ea 307, auto, aJr. very gd ~-------cond. $1700 or beat ofter. 77 Cpe de Ville. flawless, 645-5549, eves. full power + xtras. . White/blue, 24M , SB890. '71 Camaro, hke new, 548-4970 AM/FM stereo. AC, lo · mi, caU&m. 846-3866 '18 Fteetwood Brougham , D'Eleeance, bureundy, 69 Rally Sport. totally loaded 7 ooomi ..,31195 oew, reblt 307, dual ex.· ' • · hauat, dual dist, Holly ·72 Cad. Gold wtwht top. carb, Mich's, tape deck. Xlnt buy. All pwr, stereo. $1900. 97 9· 413 4 or ~ Pfi 64M3Z2 • fS40.2184, aft e: '64 4-dr, air, not running. '88 kyl 3-spd, lo mi's, Muatsell. Offer? xJntcond. 49H684. . 644-0375. Autos. M.w 9100 .Aldos, Mew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 - t C.OOD SB.ICTIOM NOW IN STOCK! lilcWllC:..... .......... (0HNllU.MM44l'OI s5999 TO CHOOSE AtOM • · OYER 150 llEW: ... ' PAYMENTS s ·176~ Cash or your trad4t ~ $2000 as dOWn oayment and s 176.32 per month for 46 months includes taxes. license •nd finance charges in the deferred payment price of 110.463.36 at an APR of 12.67%. If you prefer cash. S8612.28 includes all tax & license fees. 23 SIOAMS & WA~ TO CHOOSE AtOM LEASE s1412• MO. l'lUS TAX Open end 1 .... with 36 monthly payments of 1146.29 plus '8.77 sales tax. Residual -11 S5022.05. First payment. deposit & llcente fee of ssoo.(>8 to start. NOT Just I Price Leader (333324-214) & (192376-223) BUT 23 SEDANS& • • • WACJOMS OFFERED AT THIS PRICE THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR NVENTORY REDUCTION SAL lf71 M1Z , JIOCC:-.. Burgundy exterior. lt7'A lt77 . automatic. full power n\Od•I• to choose & Becker Europa from. {862KFV). 1 t e r e o r a d I O 1Priced a low a '$6395 .s2395 -1977 POii) n 1 ..,, Au tornatlo, pwr 1teenng & bfalCea, alr c ond . & radio. (".OOAKA~. lt7710YOTA C .... MllltW..- Automattc tl'MI.. elr conditioning & AM /FM 'adlo . (1GOTJIQ. 1978 ·•nclasr . -.. Reildy For . •llwery • •• , PRICES START Al 'TT Mart V, lmniacl Qeme, lollded. P .P. ~ wkdys, 9-5. Mart IV '75, loaded, xlnt 'TT Pinto Wacon. Auto. Lo 197, .,...,._. •c mi. 50,000 mi warranty. in,,"""' nit coad.531·21M -MAND PRIX 197•-ID AutomaUc, pwr. steer-_, iDC. stereo radio & less PIMTOWA80M than 8000 mil es! OMPID> (4llOUPW). Price special •2499 dtbew.at ~ • QM. y $5995 PHIL LONG HOWARD Clle•rolet flOID DOVElrQUAILSTS. • (,H.,..-KacAr.thur. '3 Auto Center Dr. Ja.mboNe tr Brtatol) ...sJ). rrwy.,rrvme NEWPOBTJIEACR buy. (-110 Ul-IUO -76'-1111 _IJHllS Michael J . Hetrick i.e.. =·1-, -:Plnto::--:--.'""'s-unroor---''-:"". -n-ew-r·--~~:==.:=-~-1 iDI - -........ ttreslbrakes. -11•s. ot-ms ~Ac 1 t71 MBCUIY (er. P /P. MMlll65 TbMi.AM IOICATCOUPI '73 R·-·bout, auto "-ans Fully lo-&aect , tilt, .... Dart -u Alf/FM I track, im· -c.tTQU) It fact air. Xlnt gas maculate lo Ir out. oand. IBOOO. --------• a.2·1468 $$). 5449A...... -mileage. '95(). 968-0298. (~l·A> 1 year, 12.000 _....__646-_1790 ____ 1·77 Granada1 'fully PHIL LO~G :n rebuilt eng & trans. Diiliwarran{ya\1allabl6. """'~ ...... ~~~~•~--.~~~"'""!"'....,. equipped, lncludins • " nres & w,beels more $5299 moon roof, xlnt cond. • fOID mas $1400. 412-4664 COPB.AMD JEEP ~:.., ................... ,.., .. _ ...... a., .... ., .. ,... .... .., ........ . '1 ]:Z~\\\\k.~ sa133 . 87W3G or f40:8l~ '3 ~Center Dr '71 Pinto 3 dr. AC. new s.D. rtwy.-lrvine '74 Pinto Wagon, stk shit\, 200 I E I st, SA tires, 2000cc, nice car, 761-5111 AM/FM 8-ttt,e~· SSNOOO .000. 5«M7Jt 4611 mi,~. vyrvvv• 1--------• . ..,. .. oaaeco W&1QL AIC. '74 Station Watoo. Xtnt ... ,.,,PONTIAC 71 LTD Wa&Qn. Ne" t ,..., All/Pll, 25,000 cond, J.ood mHea1e, ntAMSiAM U... SUOO. ml. Uke bew. •uoo. Ph $1700 QWS52-7111 This sparkling silver C.UMM322 7sz..m&O ,....;..._.________ peel ·~ •' . 74 Pinto runabout, A/C ~ t.s equip WC '75 2 dr Granada, 6 Cfl. 71 merc. Marq1.111, Coupe, auto, trans, DO() cc. New ,.Utheregu!arTrans·Am HW radlala, sunr f , air, all power, clean. brakes. 55,000 mj ' tbJ'I PLUS an 8 track & .O,OOOml. $3250. 673-2'90. 31,500mi. $LSOO. 546-TI78 •MSSeves. , / on tins. (5376211. '71 FOID .. STA t ....... 9952 See It!..., It! 9000 actual miles on this ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 PINTO . &!per Clean little car. 4 1 9 6 8 M U S T A N G 26000 miles. 4 speed speed tram.. radio "' FA S T B A C K . V I • trans., radio & beater. beater. Chee~ all ads automatic, pwr. steer-Rallye wheels. Silver Uiea come in and SAVE ins. All/FM cassette 4t with blue laterior. Great •t (28'Tl'RY) in excellent condition! l)Qy! (l7allXD) COMHELL CHlftOLET 2828Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 146-1200 ·IOI WITHAM VW <218SW1'). Pri. pty.IBest · si.s 7600 Westminster Blvd. oiler. Cll.ll MS-3788 even-IOI WITHAM VW '89 Flrebird 350 auto. P /S, 893-75511638-7880 lnp&weekenda. '19>0Westminster Blvd. AM/FM, runs good. SS95. 1977 FOU '74 llustani, 32,817 ml, .:755U-~7880 -... 54Mll87.......__--U----~----.... C,..._ stereo, PS, $2700. --_.... -....,. ~ • ., ~-982--7982,982--382IO • • ............................................ . Pow.~ power win· ----'------dowa, All /FM wltb 1976fOU st.-eo tape. cruise con· MUST .. COIU trol & low mileage. <225RGY) <2$4RX~995 $3999 PHIL LONG · FORD 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy.-lrvine 761-5111 "67 Conv. nu eng. tztSO/offer 6"-82 Melissa 1974 CADILLAC SIDAM DI VILLI Copper exterior. CA974A) 53799 .... lt76 CADILLAC CCM'l N YIU.I LOADED! CP6083) ECONOMY CARS '74 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT •• s2222 ..... _ _. Cl7311UW~ - '75 AMC PACER X •••••••••••••• szm ~-. ·---(ll'OIC>lC~ '76 DATSUN FlO WAGON •••••••••• s2999 '76 TOYOTA COROUJ WAGON •••••• s2999 In "-"""9" ~I ~L '16 CHEVY CHEYffiE •· ••••••••••••• s2999 -·-... ·-·--~ '78-MAZDA..GLC •••••••• ~ ••••••••• '366& 4 opeM Ir-& ._ .... l'.000 ""'-1-TMY\ '76 YW DASHER •••••••••••••••••• S3888 4tpee0 --·-·-ClllH.ZAI '76 DODGE° DART ••.•••••• : •••••••• s 388&-A-• .... -• & ~ w -& -....,, 33.000-(73IPl'I(). '11DATSUN8210 •••••••••••••••• '3999 w.111 .. , cond & IOW-$563SPICL INTERMEDIATE CARS '76 FORD MAVERICK 4 Dl •••••••••• s3444 A1i1om1toc .... COftd Md -._,.,. & II<-(21tHICL~ '76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS •••••• s4222 Aui°"'lllC. -ll & ~ ri--& oocw -MCI M cond 1534SERL '11 FORD MUSTANG •.•••• ,. •••••• :s4&&6 w .... -. --v.o' tit--.., cond 1,$8111URl 75 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX •••••••••• s4777 ... ....,....._ ... .,,.,, 30.000 ""-~ (2S7MlW~ '76 DODGE CHARGER SE •••••••••••• s4777 '76 CHM CAMARO •••••••••••••• s4777 9-lil"'V-"""°"''~L '76 MERCURY COUGAR XR1 •.•....• s5555 -~&-NEW•(111PV"I. '11 CHEVY CAMARO ••....•••••••• s5777 Lille NEW condl-ttw.-1 C912U88L '11 BUICK REGAL COUPE •••....••• s5999 '78 CHM MALIBU CLASSIC •••••••• s5999 --11.•"---_..rn,1.Mn LUXURY CARS '7 4 PEUGEOT 504 SEDAN ••.•.•.••• '4222 AlllOmatle. llt cond • ......ooi • .,.,,. -_ ,, 71Ll"Tl '75 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••••••••• S4666 3-&81ol ... ~lt1WtlL '71 MERCEDES 250 •••••••••••••• · •• s5555 ~~ ·-~ &1•tr1c...,.!l276DUML '74 CONTINENTAL MARI IV •••••••• s5444 ........ ~ .... --•(!~ '76 CAllLLAC COUPE DfJILLE •••.•• s 7999 "'---...,_,.·~~ '75 BMW 3.0Si ••••.•...••••••.•..• s9999 L----NEWt•tNC:tlL '11 LINCOLN VERSAILLES ••••••.••• s9999 . La HEW ocnclljOft ..._ {IOOT90L SPORTSCARS '1& RAT 124 SPIDEi •••••••••••••• s5222 ·~--·...._111111111 '11 MCI CONVERTIBLE • : •••••.••.•• s5555 ......... ·-.-....,(1'11111>). '78 SUBARU BRAT •••••••••••••••• S5888 ._.,...._...,s.ooo-•~-~ '11DATSUN280Z •••••••••••••••• s7999 ,w.,.,,_.,_..__u..HaW-~ , ~ .. Sunday. Al.tgult e, 1178 . In , Southerii Califomia, a really sjJecial time baa come along, to buy the car you '11e always •anted at an aff ordabJe price. "' Bi I BIJICK bi EOlli L CONSISTANTLY OBAN_GE COIJNIY'S #l_BUitJK DEALERSHIP . . Has poSsihly the LARGEST NEW BUICK. ·.INVENTORY in .. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. You don't need to ·wait until Sep-: .-: . tember at Bauer .Buick for the' best price of the year. The sale · • · goes on!! TODAY'S CARS · AT LOW YEAR END PRICES! BRAND NEW 1978 · ··-nun NEW lo7a·~·· ... ·· · BIJI~.-I' AIR CONDITION-'-.1 ~ ING, power seats, ~~ power windows, ~ tinted ps, white ............... sldewaltlrn . ... ,.... ......... (Ser.138926) . .............. (Stk.#8895) BllAN'D NEW 1878 BUICK ~~i~~.::~ ' power steering, AIR · CONDITIONING, sport mil •ors. pow front disc brakes, au- SPOBT to., tilt, white side waU steel belted tires . ...... IJP'llll (Ser.160698) '-1U' JD (Stk.#8494) NOT~ at $6,000 or $7,000 · ... ··ntrJ ONLY . • • .. . .................................... -r.... ... .. • ""· .. ···~ •• •• • • From Suggested Retail Price .. ' .... . . • • 1 .... . ·a1SCOIMED '1000 NEW'71 . LONS IED PICKUP I NEXT MONTH WE'RE FLYING TO SPAIN . . THIS IS THE CLASSY SECTION OF TQWN WHERI: AL.L THE RICH KIDS L.IVE l FLEW THERE LAST YEAR WNDA T AUGUSI 6 1971 MY DEAH. I JUST FLEW IN FROM PARIS YESTERDAY LOCAL ., WANT AD I SIMPLY . ADORE FL.YIN(7 -n. / ~, ' ~,, '' .... By Ernie Bushmiller I f=LY OUT TO .MY DAD'S RANCH EVERY WEEK 1 • .. . . \. W~AT'~ WI T._. T~e WATE~? YOIA'R'.'E TOO LATE, t~A. 1 T·~ eseN 1"lA~NED OFF. t GAN'T WAIT FO~A NICe, H01' ~MOW!!~! ~AT'~ AL1.. T~e F=t.A'~ A9Ql)T? I DON'T THINK W~'R~ Gm°JN 1 -ANYWHERe-: ... l:~A'? MA\O gecAu~e HS CAN'T U?e THE ?~WEJi:=. ~Ts FINDA DA RK PLACE ANOru.-SHOWYA -TMNOT S CARED} DENNIS! HOW MANY"TIMS HAVE r TOt..O you NOTTO L~Ave. THe CELLAR,., LIGJ-rr ON ·~ CLEANLINE~,, Ml!d t COME!! ~EALL. Y? HOW MAO I~ HE ?j> .. r - ---. -. --------------- LE.T'~ SAY-· He'~ '!JIMP,;.v E3E'GIDE' -· H I M'5E1-i:. · WI TH Ot~'f: ... Hank Ketchait C> [> [> ~IJDGE PARKER <J <] <J __ ... ~IE .. ~r-;.-;--;:~~Y~E~S~.-.. =e~UT~A=r~r=H~l~5~T~IM~E~5~H=E='5~P~R~O=BA7.B~L=Y..,. HAVING BEEN ASLEEP! 6E51DE5, SHE LEFT WORD THAT UNSUCCESSFUL YOU'RE NOT PERMITTED ON THE . IN REACHING GROUNDS! ABBEY SPENCER ~.-- BY PHONE , SAM DRIVER DECIDES TO CALL ON HER! LOOK, GET ON THAT WELL, OKAY ... PHONE AND CALL BUT I HOPE I HER! TELL HER IT'S DON'T LOSE MY URGENT, A MATTER JOB , .. OF LIFE OR DEATH! . ... - t,ET'S GO ID PHIL 1ME r-ORE - CA51t.R AT SUP~WEATHE:R CONTROL AND bE.E WHAT HE RAS 10 5fl.J ! .. MOON MU Qi<. l FIGU~E' FOR $7'11 WE CAN HAVG o~ LAWN PROF~SSION,ALLY .__. ~EJUYENATSD ... .- O~ TJ-41: WtJLFFS' [:.;\~~ ! GoRGEOUS ! M.ULCHEE> EVERY ?)fl-li:R MONTHt1' ..WATERED 'ERYP,AY! ~ -------------·-- DOCTOR CAPl'AIN.' 5NSIGN V'OWr? Ne:er::>s AN 6ME;RGe:NCY APPE:N PSCION\. Y.' TI::L.L ME, PH IL , A~E WE GOIN6 TO HAVE A OJHtiE. ......... ~ CHRIE>TMAS ~ UH , WELL .GEE ... I ... u~ ... DON'T REALl.4 KNOW ... I 50PP05E ' L.IK.E. ME I ~'~E. ~DERING WHAT ~ 1ME WEA1HEK:.16 G()fNG 10 BE LIKE .. : AND WE. All KNOW IT 8E1TER BE GQJD I • I i I i COME o~, PHIL ! WHAi Kr~D • BOT' JOHN ' IT'o O~L<r> OF A WEA1HERMAN DO L,W AUGUST ..• CALL ~RSE.LF A~WfW ~ by Ferd Johnson LOOI< AT You! .__...,,._ ___ __,,. you S~OULD St;~ YE I-LOW ... T,AN ._. Y-O<.J LOOK LIKE A HAY F15LD r WELL ... IWA'S HOPING li1DTUJ<N GREEN WITH f;NVY. .. 11-tE Mc:.CUNNIFFS' LAWN! VERl>ANT! 8S,AUTI F<JL ! ! . FERTI Ll'Z&t> EVE~Y 10 W~E)(S ! AUTOMATIC',, . $PRIN~LIN~. · ... .. NO swe:A-r ·' .::t LJ N PE: RS I AN c::> . SE:AMAN S.MOCK IS A V'OCT'OR IN Cl Vt L...I AN &.-IFS:.' SMOCK.' GRAB A CL...E::AN KNIFE: ANV' <SS-r POWN 10 'THE: StCK~AY A-r ONCES .' ''~ COLJL....P MAK~ YOLJ A NICES SUe>MARINES SANPWICH " :X: WAS <SOIN<S TO SAY .' • .. •J><><>LE Nf.\/1uE~ 1-KJW 'sour A Cl6AR ? WELL,~O, .. I GUESS Nor! ' A650UJTELV Nar ! EVERY CIGAR YOU I GIVE ME EXPLODES. LOOK INTO MY EYES! •. BtLLY WANTS TO GOCN ~E MOJNTAIN BUT TI-\E. UNE IS STlLL TWO 0LOCKS LCNG ANO THAT'S '21Dta.JL.QJS .. RlGHT, ~MY? ( -IS il-4AT l<EALLV M \C''<EV ftJOJSE OJEQ ilieQE .CQ VUST A MAN .DRESSED. LP lN HIS CLOTHES? I~ ARE THEY THE EYES Of= A GIRL WHO WOUUJ DECEIVE -ARE THEY THE EYES OF A GIRL WHO WOULD D£LJ8tRAT£LY TELL You A You? FALS~HOOD? THEY WERE THE EYES OF A GIRL WITH Vf'RY ·MISLEADING CONTACT L£NSE5 ! - ' I CA~ YOtJ TRU~ T l'Ol/R EV.:S? Thtrt art at ktit s.il dlffrr· rMe~ ht dnwlna dttalls btl"'ttn "cop and bot10111 pantl~. How quiclil)' 'Can you find fhtm ! Cltttk answtts with thoi,e bt4ow . 6ut\IJW \t WtQ• .l 9 tWJWffiP \I dw•1 \ 6U1\\tW "' <l>fll .,.ttl t .1~01 \• l•t'U) ( .,.,,AOW ,, n<>M ( ~u•u•u•P \.•~-"-.IS l w~.;•uio -BOOMER MOTLEY'S CREW e POPPED CORNI 1 .. -.llltlw 'rilltot: 'Wilac ~ i.u• altd rahl ••IL• a r•ra«'• con s~T" W~ Htlw: "ATI &H TSH OE." Rnrr.-ee ~kr ~hta r0t waw. Doe'& tut this too srrioully..folks. 0 e Faet Val~! Arc you observant? Herc's a test: 0Q which side or most U.S. coins -front or back -is t~ coin's val~ giwn? Can you answer? 'II~ '°I 1"4> It '4)9\1> -tl,.q -.it ~ e Ast-Old Poter: A fathtt b r~t tll'HI as old 11 his 50tl. In. IS ynrs, ftt'll bt twltt as old. How old is lltt JWt..1.\IE. mck~. \Ill of thtm falhtr now? numbc-red, arc: arranged in an --.11 11 "°'"I• ·•1111 Al-"~ tnterc:Ming configuration a~t'. They po~ a prnblcm. You are e R1ddlt'-Mc-Th1s: What's red and green and goes tap, ~hJllcnsC'd 10 fill the s111 blank tap, tap? Gl\'t' up? A redheaded wood pickle. "'~ie. .lt ecru er w11 h tht'numben I, 2, J, 4, ~ and 6 m ~uch a ~ay 1 ha1 t ht' sum of aJI four lour<irck rows •~ the \JnlC ON GUARD! Add cok>n few a Mtrpriw pkturt: 1-Rtd. l -b. blut. 3-\'d&ow. 4-U. broww. S-•lNI. 6-U. pvrp6t. 7-Dk. broww. I-Ok. purpk. 9-IUan. 10-U. 1'11)'. II-Dk. I">· Whar "''II the sum 9f <'ach row be? We won't rcvral t~ exat1 dmounl . As a cl~ we will tell you that it's more than 15 and less than 20. In add1t10n, lee 11 be known that the d1g11 ., ·~ nankC'd by s and I. 'Nuif ~1d . No fair pecking. . . . ~ I t t .. '.I\'"" ~JOI> u•~I 001 1• t µ""ut 9 !O WHAT'S UP? Our youn& friHdt abovr art tnjoyln• !IOtMthlng Wl' can't stt. What is It? Add llnn to nnd out ... '/. '< " t ~ !' ~ - . SPEttBINOER! .•. • -. . SCO.£ l-0 poincs rot usina ,11 the . l~1ers in tM V..0,d bclot.i t? forrfl two totn~(e·~d~: . .' .~ t ~ 1:-~ T 0 R .... .... .... . . .. .. , -. TU£,.i(.~ 1 ~I.tis~ for iUI -WorlU ~f\'j/Otf'. ie.'tm Of' mort 'ro'un~ ~.;g-c~,ktcers... ~-~· ,Tr/ te stottaf lasf..58 ,.,...,,, .. ...... > •ljNIS '"t"~ -.q1ttodl . I ' By B_rown and . Casson . ... b y'oc.J'SZ£. ~A"LY FOf:l CHANGE., 600Me~ .. HOW COME:? leton & Tom Forman - ' _-..-~·' .... . .. ,. .. ;, ........ ,. '<~ "• _ro .. " ' . ·. ~· ' ' -" ~ .. .. ~ .... ,,. "'\ -., 1-. . ,1, ~ . · ... ·{' ·: ' DID YOU K~OW IHE SUSPECT1 M'K.. MOTL.E.Y? NOPE:,. HE WAS A REAL QU l~I Guy.,, DID He EVER \.tAVE Yl51TORS1 ONC~ A COUPL.E GUY5 ~OUGHT SOME 6EER OVER TO HIS PLACE: II BUT THAT'S A~Tl·fl>JG ODD ABOUT HIM '? ONLY IF YOU WAITTA CALL RA\51 N0 THOSE llNY C~IHUAHUA D065 ODD,,, ,, , ,.AND A Nl:!OHBOR, MlkE MOTlt:)'; 7Dl-D NB5·7Y iHE 5USPECr WAS A MYM6RY/MN WHO THRcW WILD BSEft PART/SS.,, .\ .. , ABOUT IT,,, ·;.AND WAS TRAINING MJNIAiU~ AT'TACI</ '?0<96· \ , .. MARMADUKE® GORDO • • ' •• : • .... .. "'... . .... ·"t ... • - . --' ... ., ---~·. l.1 -- :. ·· MAVSE A J..11J. ~oe-AIJ<+WIU ----. 'R#P. OtJR. JIEAJ:J6,, PANC#l.IDI · . · , . TJJfRE.1~ NO REASON W~Y A ~Y~UlAiRI~ ~Ot.JL.C>N'T BE A CON~RE~SMAN! TJ.JE VOTf.R~ OP. TUl4' · D/~TR/~7' ~EED:A P~YCJ.llAT:Rl~TJ" . - • J • Brad Anderson· 145 MA~MAOUKt; \#HAT i-t6 EAT5 / '1"00 C:: Gus Arriola LADV8/ROsr • .. - d •••••• ,, ....... _ . .,_,.r ..... 'DAILY .PILOT Waming: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ......_~TASTE L NGER ... l FOR PRISCD.J..A .IOHNSON lie· NIU.AN. author ol Morino and ue .... ,... ...... ..., ..... to ... ............. ._ 3'' 41"4 • ,, ... lee ,....., 0-.W. How 61 ,.. c:-.to .......... 1-8.T.. IW-...... ...... e 1 met John F. Kennedy in May 1953 when I worked In his Senate office as hls researcher on Indochina. After I stopped wortdng fcx him. I somettrqes saw him on his vlVts to New York. W~ laughed a good deal and he bounced ideas off me. I was 11 years younger than he and liked A '-'-nd o·' JFK and his -··-•n him very much. I met La Harvey Oswald 1•rc 1 .....,._., In Moscow In 1959. He was a defector to the U.S.S.R. and I was a joumallst In search of a human-Interest story. He was a quiet boy and seemed mm like 17 than 20 years old. He appqred lonely and lost in Moscow and told me he could barely speak Russian. We talked fcx four cx ftve hours and I wrote a newspaper profile ol him. He was 11 years younger than I . FOR ARTHUR ASHE. tennis star I ltard Pucho Gonzalee wu a major hdlaeoce CMI '°"' caree. b daat true? What dJcl he do few 90Q7 -J.S., JoUet. W. e One dlly, when l was a junior In high school, a bunch of us youngsters played In the Eastern Junior Championships at fafat Hills. Pancho Gonzales and the other pros weTe practicing there. and GoNales agreed to hit a few balls with us. I was 14 years old and VeTY impressionable. and it was then that I knew tennis was the career for me. FOR KIM CROSBY, America's new Junior Miss WUt do ,o. dWllut moat abo9t kw. ,om owa -.e? -1.8 ., Rome. Ga. •The disrespect some of them have for their pa.rents. I'm not stuffy"' square, but I have fun with my folks. I don't llke the way some ldds are rude to grownups, who are strangers. such as not standing up on a bus when an old lady or man gets on. rve heard It said that rude parent. have rude chiJ. dren. It doesn't always work that way -I know some awfuJ.. ly nice' moms and dads who have rotten chUdren FOR .IAMES BEARD. gourmet-author Ywre a.-• chef. So whldt W'CHlld ¥OV nt!Mr do - cook at ltome or ... at a fine ,_..uaat a.cl try MW ...._? -S.I .• Plleblo, Colo. •That's hard to answer. It's true that If one doesn't eat out he mlsles the new chefs and nJW dishes. Then, too, there's the pleasant camaraderie one enjoys whU. sltting In a crowded restaurant whett everyone Sft11\S co t)4I happy and carefree. On the other hand, there ls a sool·satltfylng quality about cooking at home and cooking f« one's &tends. • llSTl YOURS8.f FOR THE •ASK'" EDITOR ea.,... tell .......... ...... .....,Hall. ............... .... ......... ~ ............... ..... IOdL a..-1 -ILH.. a-toa.. .m..v. . • Jeny Is from Dallas. and tflOM who knew her as a chad claim she announced at an early age she was gotng to be fam- ous and the nchest, most beautiful model tn the worid. She's 21 . rnofe than ax feet tall and comes equipped with ~ as well as beauty. with an IQ o( 162. At. the start of her modeling career she was re- )ecied by a local model agency bee.au.. of her height. "You're so tall. the men A model male /or Mick. Jagger? around here wtD look small In comparison, .. Jeny was Informed. "Texas men won"t lib that. Try for a different )ob or go to a diffaent stale." Rather than be aushed, Jeny set out for New York. She later worked In Europe. Her morn, who has four other daughters, says of Jeny: "She's a good-living, ~t and kind girl." FOR PENNY MARSHAU, star of ABC-1Vs Loue-rne & Shirley I bar yoe•re lea"°9 die M11ee f« • 8lm c:area. WUt gtwe?-V.H .• ~la. M .... •That's simply not true. I am working on a 1V movie. Low Me ond l'U & Your Bat Friend, whkh will be aired In the faD, and maybe that's how the rumOf started. Ifs filmed . In the Bronx, N. Y .• }luiJdlng where I lived for }7 years. and II also u.ses the restaurant whctt I liked to hang out. Fun fOf me because I'm woridng with Bob (husband Bob Reiner). FOR STEVE SPIELBERG. director of Close Encoun· ten of the Third Kind Witt. aU dloee .-t effect. la Cla.e Encounter.. wtdc:la ... die ...,.._, to c:nate7 -E.G .. Battle c:..a.Nlc .. . •Trying to get a night sky. wtth stars, on film We had to .. aeate~ a big sky with stars. The aew dkin't shoot those night scenes at night -they wae done during the day. The flight sky was put In afterwards, at the studio. We spent 12 months of experimentation before we gotlt right. FOR .IAMES H. SAMMONS, M.D.. Exec. Vice Pres .. Ame11can Medical Aurl. My .. tt.a. a .... oa tbe e1Dblem of tbe A.M.A.? -G.G. Caber-.......... 1111 • e 1n Gt-eek mytho&ogy Ascleptus was the god of medicine He was usualJy depcted, In statuary and other represen· taUoas, With a snake. whictl In andent Greece was coMld- ered to have medk:lnal powen. 'The snake was always wrapped around a staff. a caduceus. the symbol of a herald. In time. ttwy became the emblem o( medidne. PRO "1llaat T. "'i''•U .... ~. Natk>nal ~ c:a11on o1 a.o.dc ''"' PRO AnDCOO CON ..... L s. 0 • b pcwfde;d,, Hatiorlal C.t'9 T-'M-"°" "-'od91on. U.C. cable •I.Wion. commercial .anon. do not levy a tervlce charge to Viewcn. lnsaud, prosptnmlng costs .. c6et bv advailling rwwnua. which permit your llBtk>n to brtng ~ cal news. wuttw, mports, enlllrtaln- ment and public aftan vtcal to the c:iommuntty. If • continues to go w- lualy unNQUlat.d, c.till .. levWon could tmport channek from far·olf dtfa and your favortt. ptt9am1 c:ould be teer\ on ..v.ral Cllbk chennP. The Wws ~not 1'ec:atve any MW bencftt. lt would, how- ever, ..r.ct ~local tfdon'1 lb61ity to bi09dc::Mt localv ...... ltlilt P'OSP""· Adwra.m would .clOf\ -lntlnlll In bu~ ttme .rnce ~II being d\q>lcae.d on caibM. l.ocal ..rvtce would • ......_. f Should Qible 1V Come Under The Stone Regulation As Broadcast 1V? No. 8roecbst ~tends ...... owr pubk ~ cable does not. F<ll' ~ Fedeal ~ have besn designed to keep bf'Oadcalt ... Ilona poftlable, many of them bv '9· tlltctng the ~ ol Cllbk. Now, "' most perts ol the counlly, !he *" W'""9 can't any any mare bro9dcd ~ Cable...,,_ c:an proWle \IP lo 36 ~ c6lmg everything from tpOStl ewntt II\ dlJDnt ctMes llD P'<>l'ilfnl JllOducad ~ loaal commuru.y ~· Gowrnm.nt ,..llak>n 11 the mllJOr b.nW be- .._,, the pubic end the wide ~of en....anrnent Ind ..W. aible ~ can cWwr. The pubic Jn. ..... thoUld be .... °*"°" far gov.nlMftl II\~ .alnb~. ---..... ---- ~:1 I zs· . "'i ~ ~- i WHAT A SUMMER fORWOMEN IN SPORTS!. Ten ,..,.. 900 women ~t allowed to run In the Boston Marathon -Of In any race longer than a mile and a half. A few months ago 200 women completed that gruelfng 28.2~11e Matllthon coc.ri8. Th1a IOmmef 80l'll8 of the hott.eet sport.a stars who .. doing their thing -profi- ciently, prettily, peraJstently and profeealon- e/lttongolfcour-. ...,.cxutsendlnthe_... NANCY LOPEZ WwAoGYL CouNTav Qua, NEw ROOtf1.l.£. N. Y. When the people who do such h9 at down m pd 1977's Man of the Year In Sports, Iha choke. sWtd1y speaking, Wlll5 not a man. It was a bov. 17 ·year-old jockey Stew Cauthen. When they get together again to make this year's choice, there's a good chance It won't be a man this time, cfther. Nor a boy. The 1978 Mand the Yea In 5por1s rdt;#. wry we.I be a woman -the allradl\.te, vtvadous 21-ymr~ goler Nancy Lopez. Since women's golf does not attract the attention from either the public or the media that a &ot of other athletic events do, NanG)I would need ID have torrie- thtng extra going for her to get tecOgnltion •• that. Lice ~ if she C'OmpieteJy dominated her tpCllt In her vay ftrst year as a profask>nal. (She has.) If she earned mor• money In the first 12 months of her pro career than any other gofer -man or woman -ew:r did. (She has.) U she won~ cash prtza In a calen- dar year than any woman golcr ln history. (She hat.) And since th& people who make lhls annual awatd a&- ways say that they talw Into considcnllon both •thletlc achtewment and penonal qualffla, ft would help If Nancy Is hancDng her fame nJce)y. (She II.) Nancy Mane Lapa was born In Torrance, Calf., on January 6, 1957. The followlng yur the family mowd to Ro.wet, N.M., whcN her father, Domingo, opened the East Second Street Body &t Fender Shop. He was a go'I nut, Qd when his day's work was done, he would pd< up his wife, Marina, end oft they would go ID the Wes. Wh.n Nancy got to b& 8 vems old, .... began to tag along. "'Daddy )last put ttwt.lon ttwFJUnd," ~-. .. c:.ls....,.. IOld me to hit • Into the hole down ti-.." ~ by ...... Doav>. who -• en. ....... 91111r(a3~ ..... Chet ....... tad Nllllnl 1111wm. But ,..... w one big dlleimMlf In Che pat- go~ auch,....... Nlrq<, Olltl Ind Qilr1L Wa, then, are part of the reuon why women athletes have come IUCh a long way In such a short time. MllUona of ua watch t. male athletes on TV .. they perform teate of aklll, endurance and beauty (can ..... fOf- get ~·· gymnat ...., .. Comanecl Of Amartca'• .... Dordhy ....,.. • ttwr ... wllw•11g gold medlll at h 1918 ~ DIANANYAD --.. llllFM:Jt , ._. a wry ~ and l'elll premn m be ths bis." _.,..5' 6• 0.-~-But that's noebing new. When she was In the tfth grade she Wl1* an auy saying. ., wmrt m be the world's ~ alhldil, the world's ~ surgeon, tpellll six dl&ralt &a,.,.. end play four Instruments. .. She may not heve achieved dle:le goals yet, but she's wel in the sunning -or swtmmJng. as the c:me ~ m be at this point In hercaeer. The 28-yar-old long-dtstanoe swimmer ts easily one of the world's jpat female athletes. She hasn't taken up medidne yet, but she's wrltten an au~ bk9aJ>hkal book, soon to be published by Random Hou.e, ~at least two languaga fklendy and plays dartnet and piano. "Sometimes I think I could have exceJled In mwic, but I started too late." Not so swimming. When she was In the seventh grade at Ft. Lauderdale's Pinecrest School the coach aslced her to come out fOf the team. 141 was r..ady for whatever praented u.Jf." Today she's a record holder and veteran of marathon swims around Man· hauan Island (a dlsandlon that put her on the front page of the New Yori< Timet twice). aao~ Icy and tur· bulent Lake Ontario, down the dark and cold EUJOs pean N<lC1h Sea Coast, through the treacherous water off Australia's Great 8arTler Reef and, most recently. the most grueling of all: the newr-before-atlempted. 130 mUe, nonstop. sharl<·infated Cuba·to·Florlda run. .. , don't know where my desire to be bat coma from," she says. "I ~·t prec:odous and my parents ncwr car9d d J achieved anything. But I can ... the desn cwn In my dreaml." . P~. which she says Js the maJn tngNs dlent of her IUCClll, surfaced ear'v In Dana's char· Continued on,,. 7 Hunchda of thousands of ua flock to grandstands, stadiums, arena and poot. aides fcf a ctoe&up Ylew of women ooffer8t tennis p&ayena, swtmrnera, tnd atara, n.clng car dftYera, ~I greats and Jod{eya. 'Their exdtlng pertonnance and our enthu- .-UC .....,. ... have permanently changed the way we spend our leisuf8. tJme. The face of sports wlll IMMW be the ume. CHRIS EVERT losAIUlls 5moe 71, when Chris Ewrt, then 16, t.:arne a c::oultllde and nation- wide word ("tenflc1 because of her play In the women's mgles ~ vision of the UnDrd S.111!5 Lawn Tennis A!l- todlltiot1 (USL TA) Na- tional Champtonshtps at Forest Hills, N. V .• she has been ad<nowl- edged AS perl\aps the bat known female ath- lete In the world. Just how great a tennis player 1$ Chits Evert? Ml think she could be the best woman player ever to pick up a racquet," says Jimmy Connors, a world· ranking male tennJs Mar, .. and she has played like It for a number ol years. Chrissie Is Number One." Chrtstine Marte Ewrt was bom In Ft. LaudenWe. Fla., on Oeoember 21, 1954. Her father, Jimmy, has been the tennis pro at a local part< for almost 30 years. and her mother. Colette, has become familiar to fans at the U.S. Open, Wimbledon and many ocher tennis toomaments around the worid. The second of Rve children, Ct.is has two brothers, Drew, 24, and John, 16, and twos.lsters. Jeannie, 20, and CJare, 10. Al the Ewrt youngsaers low tmnis, and they often ge1 together to help Chrts or Jeannie, who Is allo • top player, ~ for da tours. Chris went to St. Thomas Aquinas High, a pero- chla.l.:hool, and was protllCtad and shy .u a child. But In the eighth grade, thfl9 began to change. She had to dlOOIC ~ bang a tennJs plays or a checrleadcr and, after taking with her fadw, the dedded on ""'*- The ':JfUlf 1971 was the turning point lor Chris. A1 the age of 16 she became the youngest temtflnalllt In the history of the I women's National Championships at For-3 est Hills. "Ou\s WM the who&c ehaw.-.... J c.als tienn1s 9f88i Jack Knmw. "and every time she s&eppecf on the court I was a lhrtJJ.- _t.m. n. ·•1oa•• ht -· _...., and ._.. -'-! on • much maN •• 2 dlal~tlllllft ... 1-In 1974. 0... not ~ won WDs bledon but~ ... of the big Emo- ~ toumerncl•tl. IWl'ft of the lfVlr· ~:::C~&~~£:.;...2~~~~~~~..b;-~~I gr.ia san.ev.111.nct ..-s26i.460, a.; J ... th. .. °' l9. It~ duttne .. ~ -C'OflllulUOllClft,..7 0a • .-.,...1 •• ...,.-.r_..... .... SAVE 60<= WHEN YOU BUY Crest. You can't beat Crest for fighting cavities . Scope. Scope fights ---------------------------------------________ ._ _____________________________ _ I 964osc TAKE THIS COU30N ro vooo sTORE )( when you buy any size SCOPE 9633SE -~I TAKE THIS OOtPON TO V~ STOf£ when you buy any size Secret. --------------------------------------- bad breath , Scope doesn't give medicine breath . ---------------------------------------9628PR Secret. Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman . Prell. The Prells. For fresh , full-looking hair. • -;;: )( when you buy any size Prell or Prell Concentrate ----------------------------................ ___________ _ 'Smo • Heres rm "I like the taste of a good cigarette and I don't intend to settle for less. But I'm aware of what's being said. So I began Strdrching for a cigarette that could give me the taste I like with less tar. • "I found Vantage. A cigarette that really gives a lot of taste. And with much less tar than what I'd smoked before. "What am I doing about smoking? I'm smoking Vantage." 1/. J. I°. _ _ ~ Regular, Menthol, and Vane.age IOO's ft.TER 100'1: _, .,_ Y , Q.81111-1ica1ine. GS ~ f.dmondt.. w~ AlTUl MBm40L TI .. "W'.0.8 ... nicDln. •·PW agnne. FTC Rlpan MAY '7l -WOMEN IN SPORTS C«dbNed NO LONGER "FOR MEN ONLY" • Two 19Cent lnnovatk>na.,. paving the .., for more femalee to partjclpat6 In .,..119Ur end pcoh 11'onal 8PC)fta. The fnt chenge, whk:h todt p&8Ce In July of thla yew, ..... forth In • F-ederaJ statute that~ gilt etudenb the rtght to...,., the..,.,. •thletlc Ullla - end to taa part In the aame variety of 8POfta -.. boya do. NANCY LOPEZ "He nevu pushed me, "Nancy says, "He would encourage me to do bel11er. but ~would never get mad at me when I didn't He'd say, 'It makes no dJfferenc:e how you play. Wc'D always love you.'" IU the UntvU..ty of Tulsa, Nancy won the nedonal collegiate t11le -and the heart of a college pitcher Ron Benedetti. There ~ two questions chat reporters always ask about the relel.lonshlp be- tween Nancy and Ron. The first Is: How does he ~ about having his glrf friend • beat him on the golf &bse~ Than Qsy to answ«. Ron has never played golf. The other question Is loUgher. Can they have a happy prtvat.e life when she's -'ways In the public spotlight? Nancy answers, .. rD play goW as Nancy DIANANYAD ader. Wh.Lle most of her fellow students dated and partied In Iha spare time, she maintained a ~ lralning schedWe. Dana, who now hes In New YOik Citlj, was a sprinter then, but an unexpected atsadc of cndoc:ardJtls, an Inflammation of the heart, put her on her beck foe four months and ended her dream of ~ pation In the 1968 Olymplcs. "No matter how many retbec:ks you haw you'vegi:>t tokeepgotng." she says. Such convldk>ns have seen her through lncmWy cWker days. In 1974. for lnslanc8, !he was the ftrst person - not just flnt woman -ever to swim the 32 rda .aoa Lake Ontario, a feat she dubs .. the toughest (with the exception of the Cube swim) rve ever done." CHRIS EVERT lod that she became engaged to Jimmy Connon -but, bl; the end of the year, the er.gageme11t had been caneeled. She .nd Connan are d good fnmds, and now and then rumon pop up that they're ~ • '°"" match. aw .... that she ~ her bat ... " 1976." wtW:h .... Mo the ... '°" ~ which she b9n her Wottd Team ..,_. caresr ~ N Phoer1llc Rac:iqucu. .. 1llCDd -pt._.._. ft ... ~ ~ d 61 lNllC:hes.. won lOOUt d 131oUl'M- rnCnll .nd earned $343,368" prtlJe money. Puble, ps-. end oth.r pfeyer1 pr-. hir -and w's beer\ ~ a numblrr GI ..-.. lhc molt recent of width w. &om lhe Lodliu' Home Jownol a ~n Cll dw v .. 1978" dcstgnff The MCOnd lnnonUon, lneeffect aw. 1974. atemmed from• dec..,.tion _,,the MIOclatlon of lnten:olleglate Athletlea for Women that flnMclaJ aid for • .,._ no1onger1a•tormenonly." AIAWapobe- person Joen Hun....,_, .. Any co0ege that gtw. sports 8Cholat'8Npe '° ..... athlete9 must now do the ..,,,. for WOll'8n." Lopez, but away &om the tour. Ml be M.rs. Ron Benedctll." Ron adds, "I don't feel the least bit thre.ateo11d by her suc- cess. H wt get manied, fU support her." What a life lt must be for Nancy wtth the laughing (KC and flashing eyes. Twenty-one years old. queerl of ~ gol course, adored by the aoWds, in love w\th Ron. When you win &le Slnlight tournaments -a women's record. It has to be a ltde tough to keep your feet on the ground. But )ust about evay day. no matter where the tOur takes her, Nancy puts through a long-d1stance call to the ~ Strnt ~ & Fender Shop I . Then she lilc.s to het fathef for a long time -and she llltens, too. Ifs changed a lot since Nancy's mother d~ last year. but In some ways It's the same: "lt makes no d:tmence how you play. We"D always love you." Worst was the cold. "It was 57° the whole time." The grease she W0'8 came off fast. .. , would stop and throw off my cap and goggles and ay, 'J can't. l can't lake another stroke.· l was fro:zim and shaking. and when [ got within ftve mlla of the shore the NWigaia Rtwr cummts started coming agatnst me.,. But • recalls her trainer'• shouts of cncoumgament w 'Honest. wc'vec:hecMd the dwts and you'tw getting there; lake 10 more strokes.' l would try and he'd say, 'See. now you'rw on.' l k8pt ~- WI have trencodous stamina and deter- mination. but I couldn't have done this without the physical ablllty," she says. She advtsa would-be's tn any ~ to make sure they haw the proper .,._ Ila for their choMn 6elds end then •t "high but reasonable goals." 1"he award ts a Alp bwerd," a..~· w/tij last women ant being ~ out and n!JCO!Jllmd for lh9 ~ ... But daplta her achicvemlnts. the tournament routine ~t up with her 1eta last yew, and, slaltlnQ In January. etc took a hercl-.rned four.month bnak from oompetltive playing. Now that she's ~ In actkJn, Chtts is )u.st as dedk:aliad and~ about hs a.nm. as Iha• ewr been. Acc:adq IO eor..r.. one of the ....,,. Chrll ii ~ '*-' mos. ct.. days .. that .... hM ~ IO pow envmor-. .. 5'cphanle Tolaon, ha frtend end .....,...... pleas Ctlltl Evert. aaapmlllr. lnlO ~ ~~ "'She'• )ldt • normal gfrt .. ~ .a... SlWa wodclng hard •t ha' )ob and ~IO dolt --... ~ She kids .net the,.... 5119 t. a .,ad--dhlmar..Shhbi.." (~,4 :11t ,., .-!/,~,..., "/l,11' ~~ Cool R. Baby, it's hot outside! And you should know how • ~ •If '.:. to keep cool at home without retying too much on your • l 1 •\ '" air concitioning .. Air conditioner.> are expensive to run, 1 ~ j, ~ both in dollars and'" terms of energy oonswnptlon. v' t' 11 Central air conditioning, for example, can increase the fl. : average electric bill by as much as S230 a year, de-\~ pendingontheunit'sefficiencyrati!lQ. Each window unit ·~ · . ., can add more than $50 to the average yearly electric bill. ...... .,. aw..z... Property used, rans can be inexpensive. energy-efficient alternatives to air conditioning. An attic or window tan will pull cooling air through an entire house at night, and on days when the outside temperature is lower than it is Inside. The average annual cost to operate a window fan is less than $7; an attic fan, about S 12. Initial costs are low, too, compared with most air conditioners. "When theyl'e all happx they generates good breeze." Do M rtghl. On days when there simply Is no aJternative to air conditioning, yoU'll save money-and energy-if your system or units are well maintained and etti-- cientfy used Clean the titters f!IY9ry month, and have the air conditioners checked by a professional every couple of years. If it's both hot and humid, turn the fan to ·1ow: and close the fresh air lnta)ce. It posslbte, locate window units on the north side of the building. out of direct sontight. And tum individual units off when you leave the room. In most cases, It takes less electricity to re-cool a room than It does to maintain the tempGfature while voore tNlfl!f. Long......, eoluDon. While they won't help keep you cool tomom>w, here are some facts to keep In mind fOf the future. Trees are nature's own air conditioners. Planted along the west and east sides Of your home, matunt shade trees are up to seven limes mote effective than window shades and drapes in denectlng the sun's heat. The taller the better; tree9 that overhang the roof keep heat from buikting up In the att.c. Ivy and other types of climbing vines on the south Vtalla also reduce heat buildup. ~ Caol .. IMrta. Do the day's <:oc*lng early In the morning, °'In the evenlno- wt1"1 it's cooler-end teNe more cold meals ..• It you haw a choice, use ftuonlscent lights whefevef possible. Instead of Inca~ ... 1\Jm lighta Md 8A)ftanoes off when they're not l'leeded: flVfllY one is a tOUrCe of heat. . K-.> binds, shades and drapes drewn during the~ .• .. a • cs=====suNl-SK/Ns-BRElfKTHETIME-BARRIER'ININCH REDUCTION!=-=======~ . ~~ ........... 10 REDUCE \QJRWAJS I, ABDOMEN, HIPS AND THIGHS A 10 I~ OF 91018 INCHES ; "Toot "" ,,..,ty 1$' ln/cm25 mln- ufel-2%" from each thigh,·~· off •bdomen, 2%" off waist and ro1t~ MaureenT~ IN JUST 3 DAYS-WITHOUT DIETING! SLIM-S -NS™~=~ ·Lost: from each tltlgh,3'-from ,.._ r -from waist and~ <WW 11'-d on 1st d•y with Sllm-Sklns.." OatnNomian 7 TIMES FASTER , THAN THE LEADING CRASH 'FAT-BURN' DIET! -LOlllbt ···'-·--,,,,,,, .. ,,., ....,.. __ ,,. .. ,.,, ... .............,, ..... .. Trimmed~· from Wlllst and ~~"from hips and thighs alter U1llng Sllm- Sk Ins Just 3 times." Dlwn Reeves •t.ost ONf" Zfl'-r from wa1s1, r from~~ .. from hips, 4• from each thigh -•II In Just 3 days." CldhyAmes THE SLIM-SKINS EXPERIENCE BEFORE: Sue London about to sltp on her 5'im-Stuns and embelk on the worlcfs most eJCCftino end emaz.. mo stenderlZino proor..,, Before measurements: Wlist: 2r. Tummy: ~Ripa: 38~: fh!Oi\s: 23>• Sue 11ip1 on her Slim- Sk1M-ll\8P9 the uniYer· sal~ertohervacuum cleaner and tllf'ns it on. Just 10 minutes of the rhythmic motions of the Slim-Skins "Permanent Inch Reduction" program and 16 minutes of ~ retaution-as the excess inches disappear like magic. AFTER: The Sllfn-&lnl come off -end the exceea inches along with them! Stun- ning rautta_and P«*ible only with Slim-Skins After meaaurements. The lllCNdllle....., Bec1l~ll11d' Sllln lldnl Md oam.-t1t1 "'Pwnm_.. Inch Redldlon" ..._ .. ,_ ~22fm211~ Rjj)!:3$ ~ Toe.I lftdt Loa: 1-· T0181TIMe: 25 ........ ,,. .......................... ...., •.. ••• AM> 1198 MAN LOST OVER , 11 EXcess INCi& Wl1'H : ... :.eue, : left ...... 1 "loolr .... 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If you hlwe a oompulsion to touch or mow your pa. when eawd, th9 provides a We to your~. • 1 When you'q troubled wllh what SJS9Cholo- gllts tam '"free.no.ting amdety" -fedng m-Md ~ for no nmon that you am put your &ger on -trudng yowMlf to a delectaNw meal of your favortte foods can cause your phantom arudda to vanllh. 4. How well balanced you are menmly and anotionally depends to an apprm.ble a1ent on how well belanced your diet ii. 5. How much coffee you drink provides an Indication of your general attitude on llfe. ANSWf.RS I . TNL Studies at the~ al u.bai. tor}I. lJnMnly ol Copmhagm. have dem- onstrated this eYa'I afleds how pleasant or how lnllPd ..... of beer may taste. In the aem. al dJtects were ~ ampla ol wn- ous kinds of beer to ta1te and judge. Tests wen ftnl ~by hmmcnous musi- cal 90UnCk. nat by eounds whktt were i.- prd.d by ..,.._ -clllcard.n. olf-pllch and inlwmonblS. then wlh no IOUnd. ~ Inga: ........ Aid the wnpla of beer tast.d much bltm when the musk.Iii IOUnds ... ~ lo be hannoi ... than under the ad. candltiol .. I. Ttw.. In a Unlwwwllty ol Ut.h mldy on thB ndher odd IUbtKt. PIMe-ToucNng In Ra&au- nnts. I II not9d that .. Jn cl.awing 90Ciml cln- lng hMiits the·n .1 t'Ul'to.• hwe repeatedly nc>dC9d a~ wklapad and411>1*e1tdy unconmou. habit of toucHng (or ~ moving) the dnner plMa lrnmedlaa.ly aftier its ....... The ltUdy showed thld people who ... ~ to plate-toucNng ... much mont ~ to pafain.lhis rlbuil.,.., being Mlwd bv tomeOt• .... than .,. servtng them- .... (as In a Cllfetmllt or buffet-style ....,_ ......,_ And. la ... i' d thM "PllM-touchlng may*"Pl'I nllcaa~ le., nomatm .... the wdrw:9 puts the ..... the diner edjLaltl It to ...... fNedom to moc-pletie pollllon." a. F... Studies conducted bv a turn of North U I 1 I ii UnMnily tp=d ..... thaw that ~ 90fne tndMduals may at men ~-.u.,....., .. •1t The First Gold-On- • The f°ll'St gold-on-crystal bell ever issued by the Danbury Mint. • Individually hand cut from the f"mest full lead crystal • Richly band deoorated with precious 18b.gold. • Each bell individually serially m1111sered. • Issued in a strictly limked edition. Not available in stores. • Priced at only $27~ GoUl mul Crysud! These very words evoke special emotions among a>onoisseurs of the rare and beautiful. For Full Lead Oystal is universally treasured for its flawless purity, transparent brilliance, timeless bea~ and great rarity. No wonder, then, that :full Lead Qystal has found favor as a fine an medium with discriminating ool- lcctors on cvery mntincnL And, what better way ID mmplcment the Oa,,tcss quality of the aysta1 than the addition of the mmt precious of all the Pft(ious metals-Gold! &ch bell will be individually band cut, thus m1king your bell unlike any oda in tbeworld. Theo, each bell will be~ by band with ~solid bands of Pft(ious llDa. gold. Finally, a dapper of hand cut aystal will be fitted into each bell, thus allowin& you to ring the bell and enjoy a sound as pure and as beautiful as the crystal itself.' This First Danbury Mint Gold-On- Qystal Bell will be issued in a strictly liln- 1tcd edition. In iM UniuJ States, tlris edition is limited "' iM """"1n' of~ pt>Jt- marlutl by AlllMSt 31, 1978, anti tltm tlle tdi-- titm flJi1l W-Jorewr. At just $71 .50, this bell would be an elegant addition to any home. .. .................. ,,.,.. ----·----------------------------------------------,---, • :neo...y-.. :a .... --. : ,...a-. .. • : .._ _ _, ..... ,...Ars 0 a :.a { NOT A oRuG 1 · a-mazing "Burn-fat-y-t e-our" ~l'Qgram · ~ Developed by Doctors at Boston Medical School BURNS AWAY MORE FAT EACH "24 HOURS THAN IF YOU RAN 14 MILES A DAY! . ~JJ u~,,,.,1HHH u f!J(i ~~fl-Udn~1t~f1 iJ'ra.r:-' ~ ~ ti I: ll•(il",. s 1 • l . a.§§1llg°-· l2' r -f ' ;;tgs ; . ~[l fl· t(. (f~1-·~:tAfjJf(~f-1I••; ~i~i ~_[r t~]l g i.: I · idJHl§ .. 1!ri!iisr:.-1 r ~ ~1:•h1r~11 ·1 g rt f 1 ~hr lr~l1Hrhu~fh1IHi i•lj ~Hr~r-11~ 1 11~ .flflr lsfs•lfr,s1t~t~rl.r ~L ~~g~gr~rlslffi ~•liif it•IJ1rl!Jj!'l.'!llllirf 1t~fi1~l[l1 f f rlif~! 0.1· 1·1~nH1r!11I~~r!!J1 UHdr rlJ~ih 1~n!~}; :r!i . ft I! 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I r :·~I ~~JU:: r ", I : d !:J"jilf"', . !il,f 111 .. ~1 ;11 ... '· 8ooldets Fm You And Your ~l:n how to .... bcttmr phob-Or how to proe.ct your home bulglMy1 ....... IOlne low-<at to ... You= • Pldu,.-Taldng: A Self· Teaching Gulck II an lnllrudionel booldllt for beginning photcv1dwa In wodlbocJk farm. The guide praents a MIWs of pctwv-talcing IMl'dla·and has ip1C1e for the UNI' to inoUnt the ~ he or she has lllMrl after having folowed the lnlbuc· tk>ns. For yow free *'9ie copy, write: Eastman Kodak Company, Dept. 841-fW, Rochester, N.Y. 14650. Lam eome simple techniques '° help safeguard your home In the booklRt fight faav Woj.11 lo Het> Ptoect My Home from Bu'!lfcuy. Topk:a cowred range &om locks to home secwtty ll}Steml. To iwquat your copy, tend 25• for pol&age and handling to: o.n McVann, Honey- well Protection Services, Honeywell Plaza, Mlnnas>*. Mm.~. MaJI Station 27-4231-D.pl FW. . Big BrGCher Teaches Babp Cale Nnr peqnta at ..wral Ohio ho.pnaJs ue leerntng to c:mw for their bebla &om a computisr d-.,..d by a nune at Ohio State Untwnly't Colege of Medldnc, and cal.d "HIBABY". ..,.._ Parwnts can taa the hal-hour course on a port.bl. computer tamlnal ~ Into the modw'1 hCllpbl room. MW the parents have rHponded to the computllr'1 quaDone on Infant care by typing Iha.,....... on the 1llrmlnlll. the compuw pdnll out b rwplt/. For •· ample, the compuw allks, "1f you keep a b8be,i wwm and dry and olfer him food every few houra. do you need to ..... Id ach time he '*-7 A ·~ ahlwer gets a r-.ulng "You',. IO ~ A biby II ~~to apl'la a Nal need." A "no" 8l'\IMr -.alll In the coq,u• P"'° 1lng lhlit "&pa today ,... • ~ al- ..,. c:rila fot • !..on ... What Your Hair ColOI' Communicates ls It tn.t. blonds haw more fun? Ma.a people thk\k IO, eccordlng to a lludy condw:ted at Brigham Young Univ. by Dennis Clayson and Mlchol Maugham. "AD blonds ere conlidcred rtch, aic- <:alful, happy and attractlft, but not a- pedally briaant." uy ~. amwndy an allt. prof. of P¥holoQv at ot.>'1 Mt. UNon Collga. Redheaded males, on the ocher hand, don't fare too well. Clayton, .._.a Animals Learn Fast Do you have a dtfftcult time gMng up foods you know are bed for you? Take a lesson from the animal kingdom: Hundreds of sheep In California's An· t~ VaDey owe their !Ives to tasting bad. That's because the C<J90te1 that had been preying on them have learned to loathe mutton . Or. Stuart R, Bns, an asroc. prof. of .piyehology at <Al. State coa.. s.n . Bemardino, felt that coyotes could be t\aned off lhecp tf they beame ID ftom utfng the anlmels' meat . Eans and his ndentt plac»d ihecp strawbmy blond. says that redhaded males were pen:etYed-as weak and home- ly but good. Howewr, redheeded wo- mat were teal as dynamic executt\le tYJ-. Not too twprisingly, brunettes were vkrwed as aWAge. Why the negaM raponse to red- haded males? Clay9on says one~ explanation " that downs tiend to have red hair, .. do ocher comic chaiac:tera auch es Howdy Doody. am:asses Injected wtth ·an emetic In sheep-grazing areas. A half hour after the coyotes ate the meal they became nauseated -and apparently learned to associate the nausea wtth the taste o( the meat. And Elllns says they no longer at- tack the bve animAls, either. Elllns says that the c.oyofes learn their ~ after one experience because of their adaptabllity. "lf the animal gets Ack from a ·partlcular food and he"1 lucky enough to sur\INe," he says. "he'U neva eat that food~-" How To Avoid Wasting Time Don't w-. the time you spend waifing. lnAlad u• thll .. dead time"~ .... as wd a rnlnlmila bcndom and &u. naon Wllh thaa • ...,...:°"" from Dr. MlchMI A. Milan, ... prof. of J>IYChol- ogy at Georgia Slats Univ. • Cany ~ maflllteJ with you. You'I be sulpl1Md at how much ~ you can do tn your "dud" time. • c.ry poifalfda and '* wdlng periods to lce.p In touch with frlenda. • Take care of an.I chora -belanc:. your~ or meb a lilt of lhlngl you wnt to Id done. ' • °'9lrllle ~ thoughb. Wl'9ft ~ fct a medng c. an Ina.Mew, me your time to writs down polnta you ...,. to "*'-or queelonl ).QI ..,.t to Mk. 1"9 aftw Ua la ... ta ;rst a.re .. ..., -a 48at ays a study of Mam. rnemben of The Old Wolk- ... The pGIMunch and .... lb& p.nod &om 3-6 pm was the time . when the cDnas said they feJt the mougat hunger J1M91. Other bed tlma r.ported were aft.r dinner and befoc. bedtime, with onlo/ a handful of ~tsnacbn. ..... crap I .......... ...... • ···-fi.d -...... Scrvtca offered to laid-off employees by a growing number of flnns tndude counseling, writing resumes and lining up )ob lntavlews. Fear of lltlgatlon and desire fOf a better Image are said to be among the factors befWld the trend. s~ people..., .... .._ a..t ...... Of\ dlOle who put them down. According to a study In Sdence Of. gM. men In the Mahon" category of 5'8'" !Ned an awnige of 80.2 years wf* tflC* laler hn 6 led twd an awnge of~ 66.6 yeers. No~ ar was olered to aPul· P.bllc cOll8Mace la pa.,u. dam ... falla to .... low and mOlt people believe lhat docton owr- c.hargc according to a recent Hams pol. Only 39% of those auveyed aid that they had a "!JUI deal" of con- fidence In physk:lans. the lowest per- centags llltM:e the question was first asked In 1966 when 73% of the re- spondents Aki yes. Aa pert of the votie of "no~." more than 2 out of every 3 rapondenta said they beaev. dodca ... ouerpald and that recent fee hi<es are un)ultlfted. IURlHDAYS (al ~: Ludie Bal, 67; Rabat Mlchum 61 ........ -Lana CannD 34; Anjandt Comer 36. T .... day -Ousan Hoffman 41 ; Connie Stiw-- RM 40; Arthur J. Goldberg 70; Andy WMhol 47; Joen MoncW. 48. W.._. .., -Rod l...awr 40; Robert Shaw 51. n.r.dTlt -Eddie Flahcr 50; Ian Andenon 31. Frida, -Mic.. Douglas S3; Artenc Dahl 50; Lloyd Nolan 76. Se....., -Jane Wyatt 66; Cantlnflas 67. I ~ . Are the toughest "critics" of low tar cigarettes satisfied with the taste of MERIT vs. leading high tar brands ? Read the results from a new nationwide research eff6rt. Resa•Jts Coo.firm Breakthrough . Can.firmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate MERIT taste equal to -or better than-leading high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up to twice the tar. Can.firmed: Majority of high tar smokers confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT And in detailed interviews conducted among current MERIT smokers? Can.firmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it was an "easy switch" from high tar brands. «Mp: 8mg''t1r:' 0.61119 nicotinnv. percignne. FltReponAug:n 100·1: 11 qi"is:·o.s .. nicotinuv. pwciprllta by flt Method. 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TV WEEK, AUGUST 8, 1978 OLDSMOBILE UMIVHSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ION GOODWIN roMTIAC -~MC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171 -04 12 PORSCHE-AUDI CHIC• IVllSOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -67J.Ot00 R. V. 'S & SUBARU SEA & SUH 17555 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach - 142·0671 TOYOTA llLlMAllY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-1555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTOIS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-546-0220 SU•OAY, AUCUST 6 10:30 B CD CIS s,..ts S,.Clal lntt1nal10nal Grand P111 Tennis S.nie-Ur c...rqe If flllll-rOlllld plar ill ltlis lovnlaftlt11t tro11 "°"" c.na,, lltw~re. 11:30 D Clllttnlia ...,T,, 1owt1111 CMm~ five amateur bowlm compete m cll1mp1011sh1p rounds wrth total pnze money set 1t S 10.000. from the C11nd Central Bowl tn Glendale. Ca fD c.lptt Europu11 ()pell Golf Judy Rankin defends htt tttle aeamst lPCA sensation Nancy Lopez. Sandra Palmer and many olhen 1n this tournament from Sunnanedale Cott Club m Be1u. Enetand 1:00 fJ CD CIS Spotts Special Auto RK1n1 lave covmae ol the USAC Tem lOO" summer ed1taon-1 20o mnt lief IOt Charnpionslup division Indy type cars Drivers upecltd to compete include Al Unser. A J foyt. Tom Sneva. Danny On1a1s 1nd Johnny RuthtrfOld II ffi Cill at -.11oMJ O,.n Lone Dri¥lfll Clll111pioMllip This com· pelttaon. amona llolh am11eur Jnd ptofessaonal aollers, lakes place at the Oakmont Country Club an Pennsyl¥1n1a. m 1*1111 ..,.._II Los Anaeles Dod&ers vs. Sin francrsco G11nts 1:30 D Wotld QupioMlllp Tt11nls Harold Solomon vs Vilas Cerul111ts. II CD Cill (JI) ~ Cll111piollsltlp Golf live covmae of f1n1l·round play an this lournamenl from Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvani• 2:30 D (8) s,orbWorld No anlormataon available at press trme 4:00 m lta111t .rrt·Stnon Football Los Anaelu Rams vs New Eneland Pat nots MO•DAY, AUliUST 7 6:30 B AIC Monday lllellt laselld Teams nol n11lable al press time FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 7:30 a Allttb a..baH Cahfoini1 Anaels vs Seattle Manners SATUmAY, AUliUST 12 11:00 D illl IHl Mlfor Lupe .._.A Teams not 1v11lable at p1ess time 12:00 B CD tm. ,,.S.. F...W Dallu Cowboys vs Denvtr BrOllcos 2:00 D Tiit 1!71 MU J1111ilf ~ Comaee of these multi·sport champt0nsl11ps t111t include trKk & held box1n&. rtmnut1cs. dav1n1. synchron1ied sw1m1n1 and wresthn( . 5:00 • Cil 9 AllC's WW\,lllo!M If 5fOttl Coverace ol the MU Swim· m1n1 CNmp10nsh1ps from Woodl1nds. Teus and the MU Drv1n1 Champaonslups from MIUIOll VielQ. Cahloinia l'Oll D Aftrtb ._., Calrfornia Anaets vs Seattle Manners 11:00 CD 111111 llr..s.a. Foetblll Rams vs San D1eao Charaers SU•DAY, All5UST 6 5:00 •a::> "lly Dlw111 la Y•n" (mus) '49-0011s Day, lee Bowm1n. m "1lll HllClsttn'' (dra) '47-Clark Cable, Ava Gardner 0) "~ (dra) '60-Robtrt Mitchum. Dan O'Herhhy 1:00 m u1111. II (dra) '42-Greer C1110n. t.00 11 Cil CID '3l a::> "AllJlllilll fef LM" (adv) '74-Candice Beraen. MOtlDAY, AU,UST 7 l:OO e "Capbl11 £11dil" (adv) '45-Fred MacMurray. Cl a::> "MMlp11'1 lillllloll" (com) '67--0ustan Holfm1n. t:lO II a::> "1lll Amnctlllttll" (dra) '69-Klrll Douctu, Faye Dunaway TUESDAY, AUGUST I 1:00 9 a::> "Trot* ZMt" (adv) '53-Ronald Reaean. Rhonda fltm•n& D a::> "This Earth h lllM" (d11) '59-Rock Hudson. Jun Sammons Cl) CC) "oa.rt SIMI" (adv) 'SS-Ralph Meekt1. Marli Enahsh t.00 D Cl) a::> "Htll .. b" (dra) '70-James Fr1nc1scus. WEOllQDAY, AUGUST t 1:00 D O QI; cc.1 "rtter lllMy & !tie IWldM Hal SIJllioll" (adv) '77-l11I Garrett D "ftlow tllt Sufi" (d11) '51 -Glenn Foid, Anne Buter D 1..-If £.r (dra) 'S8-Cliartton Hwon. llntt let&h Q) a::> "last Olys If,_,. .. (adv) '60-Stm Rmts t:OO fJ CD a::> "1lll Hawe!llM" (d11) '70-Charlton Heston TMUISDAY, AUliUST 10 1:00 D CC) "lair• If tlM .....,_,. (adv) '52-Jean Peters fiJ CC) "Owe Daire" (dra) '55-Annt 8'1ter. Rock Hudson G> "Owe llM's Way" (du) '64-Don Murray, Diana Hyland t.lO B CI> IDl IS a::> "f• rtte'• S.••" (com) '74-8'rt>11 Streisand f'llOAY, AUliUU \J 1.10 D "1111 o.tliW" (dta) '62-Tony Curtis, James f11nc1scus II) CC) "Teti S..-II IMM" (dr1) '59-Jtff Chandler. t.00 e CD CB11 a a::> "nn1 111 A Otte" (tom) '78-Carol Lawrence SATURDAY, AUliUST 12 5:00 e a::> "1lll KW rr1111 lnltlfll" (com) '46-Danny Kaye m CC) "TrOllMt A1o111 tk WIY'' (d11) '53-John Wayne, Donni Reed 1:00 m CC) "Wlllll" (•ts) 'S6-Rlch1rd Widmark, Donna Reed t:OO D ())CC) "1lll lifrl C.1114 Hitter Fa" (d11) '77-Joanellt Romtfo, Ron!IY' Coa D ID l1Jl cc:l "Tiit lioYlll IMlst" (adv) 'JS-Telly S.valas t.lO G cc:> "CIMlf Cr1t1 llorM'' (wu) 'SS-V1clo1 Mature JAMES ARNESS A NEW CHAIJACTER •·After 20 years of portraying Matt Dillon. I wanted a chance to create an entirely new character:· explained Jim Arness about hrs starring role 'as Zeb Macahan in How the West Was Won. on ABC. Sunday~ at 8PM Photographed 1n the wide-open spaces of Utah. Colo- rado and Ariz.ona. the scenic massiveness or the seri~s 1s a natural setting for the 6'6'' Arness. who portrays the testy. fearless mountain man. Jim's stature in televmon has reached legendary pro- portions after starring for 20 years as stalwart Mau Dillon in Gunsmoke, TV's longest-running dramatic series. Born 1n Minneapolis, Arness became interested 1n acting while attending West High School. Because he particularly enjoyed singing. he took part in school operettas. In 1942 he entered Beloit College in Wisconsin, but his studie!i were interrupted by m1lttnry service. As a member of the 3rd Infantry Division he was involved in the bitter fighting of the Italian campaign. Wounded at Aiizio. he was hosp11alized for a year and was discharged in 1945. On his return 10 Mtnneapoli~. he juined radio station WIOL as an announcer and took some stage and radio dramatic roles before moving to Hollywood Antique •Slot M ach1ne11 •Pinball Machines •Brass Cash ReCLstera •AnUque Arcade Equip. 2009 N. M-t. Santa Ana, CA (714) 835-0105 ~-...... ·lp.m. O.wld L. L.inder .ind Mlch.iel McKun, who portr.iy Squiggy ind Lenny on ABC's L•veme & Shirley comedy series, were .i Hte.im" before they becune the oddball neighbors •nd co-workers of the glrls. D1vld ind Mlch.iel met while •ttendlng Ctmegle Tech University In New York, .ind It w.is here they created Lenny .ind Squlggy. Both were born In New York: D.ivld In Brooklyn (but he grew up In the Bronx) .ind Michael In Manh.itt.in (hew.is r.ilsed In Se.i Cliff, Long Isl.ind). David's p.irents .ire Sol .ind Stell.i under, .ind he has .i brother, Robert, who Is 1n oper.i singer. After g111duatlon from Ctmegle Tech, David tr.iveled to Hollywood. While looking for acting assignments, he held jobs llke sportswritlng for .i m.igulne .ind-while employed .it .in .inswering se~lce-he pve full rein to his .ibUlty to cre.ite .i wide ninge of voice ch.ir.ideriz.itlons. One d1y, .i client who wotloed for a local r.idio sta11on .ind w.is famlll.ir with David's voice ch.iruteriutlons, asked D.ivid to come to the st1tlon .ind perform in 1 role requiring .i very sped.ii voice. OrJce there, D1vld st1yed with the station for three ye.in u .i member of "The Credibility G.ip," .i group th.it s.it.irized the news. Mlch.iel Is the son of Giibert ind Ruth Mckean .ind s.iys hls mother Is "my number 1 press .igent." Mich.lei st.irted .idlng In high school pl.iys when he was 15, .ind continued to pursue his go.ii of becoming an ador at Ctmegle Tech where he met O.ivld. In 1970, Mlch.iel ~lso c.ime to Hollywood where he was united with O.ivld .ind Joined "The Crediblllty G.ip,, comedy troupe, .ind they toured the United St.ites for four ye.irs. David Is single, lives In Hollywood .ind his favorite hobby Is baseball-he's .iJso a ferwnt fin of the Pittsburgh Pir.ites. Mich.lei .ind his wife Sus.in .ire the proud p.irents of .i son, Colin Russell. Mlch.iel enjoys pl.iylng the gult.ir .ind has composed sever.ii songs .ind scom for fe.iture shorts. MORNING -5:30- 11 s.-. Se!Mdt1 8:00 11 lalnldllllll CMrMS rnn. ma. 1111...tffa•: Emyllt4y's Dis· em-A1111ritis wrth · WllJI Is Mh11 tJs.' Mon ... How to Coi>t:· lun Treatment," Wed Thurs luwe"rlt Mhnhs, Fn 1ll s... Selllestef 8 1t'1~111ai • (lJ fulllra CD U!Mnity of IM Air -6:30- 11 Ult of the Wild II @ llllt hlr """'11 Ollly 1 op1c IS "Start Your Own Business .. Lynn Rtdgrave hosts eea~ D Daytwu• Los Anltles Cl) Ill ®l fatura ...... * ...... Ill fllMy Phantom a._,.,..._ a lnstrlldioul C.nes 7:00 11 (l)News II QlJ (111 T edit Sllow e 100 Chill u rn <mi a Good 11101111111 Merica David HartrNn hash D TillFreezta m AM*l ' Cost• at Twl}tllols fD Y111 for llealltl -7:30- 111 lody Miles GI Yoei & f rielldl m Mister """"' 8 :00 • Clptaill 11111,.,.. ifi~etvb at hMlotlt~ mz.o.w1 -8:30- G ftabHIS GI My Fmrit.t Martlln at Dastardly & Muttlty fD Villa Ate111; 0110 Upon A Claaic fn 9:00 a Cl) Yic-Tac·Dou&h Wink Mlrtm~le llOSI$ rn n. ma. a Cini SMrts Jim Pell} hosts e oao..-•All IAI ...,. Rears Ph1lb1n and Sarah PuluH host tm a• o.ataa .. •t LM llcJ ...... l!D s.... street (II l11·ScHef lut11diell1I l'ltclaHI• -9:30- • (I) Tiie Pltc. .. lllClll .~._Peter Mlrshell hosts .,...,Mt. -~ ... Ill feeblres 10100 II ID 0 n. ""' HIP .....,. Alta Trebtk hosh Iii Voract lo the lottOll of tN S.. • ({§) !BJ lbHY Days .. llWlllOrllhll GI AMt'rr1frtll a> Nllic AH1111 m Ft1tvres -10:30-u ])Lowe of Ult B 121 l'D Whttl of Fortune Chuck Wooler; hosts U (]) ({§) '2il $20,000 Pyramid Did Clark hosts CD HtptJ's Heroes m Ceortll!lp of [ddit's f ltlMr 11:00 D lf l Youn1 & Restless B 12}) 8 Anmlc1 Alive! lack l1nklet1er hosts this new senes tocusine on real people and events atrOS$ the nal10n D DK• Van Dyh U Cil 12tJ hmily feud Richard Dawson 1s hosl ®l All MJ Chi14ren Gl lltws a> Mid & Mter EI!) Ft1turt1 -11:30- fJ (£J Seuch lof r-row D Oraflltl U (}) <21 Ryan's Ho,. m Mewia: See Dayhme MOYie$ a> ll11111y l IM Professor fD Owtr Wy m Villi ... ,,. AFT•RNOON 12:00 u Tht Stm En•rds Show B 1Di fOf lidle1, fOf Poor tr Iii Twilipt Zollt 8 (]) Q.tJ All My Children Cl) cm a Mews Ill Mowlt: See Daytime Movies at I Dru111 of JllRllit fD Mlcfllel bWoft ID MU!Mlo Latino -12:30-u Cl) As the Wor1c1 T 1n1s II 0 (Ill D17s of Ollr tms 9 The Rlfltnle11 ltal F•ily ft~ Richard Dawson 1s host • fD Yep hlr Halttl 1:00 ... ...., • CJ) <II 8 0111 Ute 111 Lift CD Gt! S.lft mrutw. -1:30- • Cl) 11M w..c UcM II ID a Tiii Dedon ...... at ~rrte m e.,. -2:30- f) (j) All ill Ille FM!ty IJ Coftct11t11boll Jack Nm llosh m 111e Aich ... a> &et Smrt fl) --Sdloot 3:00 fJ Tht lllih Ooullls Show B To Tell t11f Trutll Joe Cmeoota hosls D Tht Johr's Wild Jatk Barry hosls U W i2il C41t ff lt!tht LC• Match Game Gtne Rayburn hosts IJ lilHtric• cm Mowit: See Dayllme Movies CD Tiit Aintslollts Cl) I Dream of lt1R11ie ID Card Shirts m 0 features ED C•oli111 OlJ Di111h -3:30-m Brady lllln<h D Mlcliul Ct11ter • Di111h! U Mowtt: See Daytime Movies (}) f.Treop m ,.., ' Friends 0> TerrytOOftS V Hollywood Sq 111es Ptl er Marshall hosts 2t Tiit P09tye SllOW 4:00 O Match C:.u '71 Gt"' Rayburn hosts I lilJ TillM SollS ([ Sb1 Tr .. 0 Tiie ...... 1'$ .t) Cilol llllrnett 11H1 Fnt!Hls m Villi A1ta1e '21) lJttle bsuls m fuh11es iO lillsttf lottl'I -4:30- fJ lll'ft 13 ill! Mm Gntt111 UlillryTyltf llleort <.10! Carol llllfMtt l Frittlds m The liloMttS aJ Jesie 11111 the l'vuyt.ah m Mister .... 1'$ l2ll Di111h m acomflll"'"'' QI) Ho11Jwoo4 Squms Peter Mar!hall hosts 64> Villa A1e1re 5:00 D D U CU lDl Ntwi 0 loflltW Cl) lrOllSIN Q) The New lllic•ey Mouse Club Q)WKkJ bta ~i! Mister Roctrs fD Stslmt Slretl it Muy TJler Moou so Hodaepoctae lid&• -5:30- fJ ]) <.211 m ""' CD f amdy Affair Q)Mllll·l2 tl 0..r Euy Jf lewttched U foods for the Modern fa•ilr It's always hard to get a taxi In downtown Brook1yn, but Barbra Streisand still manages to find transportation-with a police escort-In "For Pete's Saka." a zany comedy on The ABC Summer Movie, Thursday at 9·30PM. S<JPER BOYS AT THE S<JPER DOME! RArtQE CO<Jl'"1'Y'8 LEASU"IG SPECIALISTS AU CADILLACS QllCOQrffeD THO<l8Al"ID8 OP DOLL.AUi MAKE Al"I OPPltltt ft AU l!ASYI , .... SUNDAY AUGUST• I MORNINQ CJ) llew .... r DtC•lr 1J llllt's C.t Seaments 111clude A film about a day 1n the hie of An&el Kim a 1unt0r h1eh school student. ~nolher film about a postman and a hnal film about some children who own a chocolate chip cookie latlOf'f G1111d11<1 has some •Olds fat the new 1111 at school D Uflderdoc • It b Writtt11 lnllf!Ulticlml Kaur D Oar ti llaaMfl (ID) P'ractical Cllristia111ty a» P'ldf1t .wees tlll °"" ' Glliath fDMbttr "'ctn rs; f111111 Kllr llttfin1 }I) Slmday Mm 8:00 fJ Dusty's TrMollse CJ) m Jilllmy Sw•u•rt Sllow D Cllristophtr Cloltup "Some wflere A Child Is Cry1n&'' Or Vincent Fontana. the country's leading authority on child abuse. 101ns Jeanne Glynn. and three lormer child abusers tell their personal stones 8 """7• & His Friends D Clmpus P'rofile-Vin!loint on ltutrition "Nutrient Therapy" Host Or Arnold Pike discusses nutrient therapy )unk foods and a d1eli1ry p1oeram with opera stai Marahn N1ska. Dr Michael lesser and Assemblyman Art Torres D Oney I CiGIAth ® Jtrfl hhlell Cl) Ru H11111bard @ Voice of A,ritulture f1!) Sm1111 Sttttt a °" " DixoftrJ 1ll lfuth of Uft -8:30- fJ lillostllusters Cil (J) Day ol Dlsco'l1ry D Tiils ts lflt Utt • OitntMions D MtetUI( Timt at Cflv1r1 CD btr lncrtn1"1 Flitll @ It Is Written llll Re• Humbartl ~ Herald of Trvtll uw.uo 9 :00 Cil ht Humbard D Ody1ay D f« Tou, 8*l Woman D O Qrtl~ ®l ti Is Written II> Doll Stewart En"11li5111 fD Domin10 A Dom1n10 !DJ llllOW Your l1ble -9:30-u lhrlo's Mack Movie Machine D QIJ MMt Ille Press • Villa Altlrt CJ) Fate the Nation O The llini Is Com1nr ®l Spectrum CD The JttSCHIS Cl) Oki Time Gospel Hour (DJ lnsi&lll 13) Jimmy Swa111rt Siio• 10:00 U Commitment D Mo.it: r-Ci "A Boy Te" feel Tall" (dra) 65 [dw"d C Robinson Fer&us McClelland Conslance Cummings Harry Corbell D aJ Hour of ,.,.,, U It Cluldren 5 TV ma1a11nt u 111111114 "°'Id D Htrakl of Truth ~Mlle l'vlse TV WEEK, AUGUST 6. 1978 CD Tiit Morlltes all und tf ll1t Lost Ill) Search )t Sin Dtt10 Inside Out -10:30- fJ f CIS s,orts Special ln te1 national Grand Pm Tennis·· Same day coveiage of final round pt.iy this tournament in Notlh Conway Ne• Hampshire U 3) llt' Jabbtr1n 0 RH ltroy ltllklllS l1~ NtwsllllUrs CD Indy lids Q) C.IHfl Cllaptf DJ Tl111.11dt1 3t Joblt"• 11:00 D Day of Omo.try U CV ~ Crut Grape Apt O Churth of Ille Good Shepherd r101 tssues & Answers CD Movie: "The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" (adv) '46 -Cornel Wil de . Anita Louise, Jill England Q) Church ln the Horne ED Elt<lric Company '3t) Horizoos -11:30- D Jimmy Swauart -. U 1 3 l 110 '2f' Animals Animals (R) Hill Lmd.en inlroduces Or~y and Cor ky two killer whales who despite the11 species name. can be very f11endly O Cahto11111 No-hp B•Hnc Cll1mp1onsh1ps five ama1eu1 bo•leis selected al1e1 three weeks of qualifying and ellm1naled from 100 people •ho entered compete 1n championship rounds with total pn1e monry set .ii SI0.000 from the C1and Central Bo.,.1 1n Glendale RONNY COX: POSITIVE ABOUT NEGATIVES 'Ne&ahve self-lulfilhn& prophecy 1s one of the erutest stumblin& blocks lo achievme any dearee al self·worth," u ys Ronny Coa, the star of the two·hour dramahc film, "The Girl Called Hatter Foa," repeatm& Saturday at 9PM on CBS. "Take this film as an Hample," Co x continues. "I play a doctor who's drawn into a h1&hly charaed relationship with • half-crazed Indian airl in an effort to help her find meanina in life. She's been kicked from pillar to post. an orpha n who's been told all her life she's no aood. That's what I mean about neaative self.fulfillin& prophecy. You're put down so often that you bt&ln to believe you're no IOOd and that's the Wly you act." Coa dropped out of hi&h scflool in 19551nd joined the Navy. He was sent to San Oieao, Calif .. where ht was 11ven 1 routine 1ntel· li&ence test and emer&ed 1$ the bfi1htest "boot" in e1mp. He wu encouraced lo enter officer train1n1 and 10 to colleae. '1hlt was heady stuff for a leen11er who'd dropped out al school and 1 real eye-opener for mt," notes Cox. "Suddenly, I wasn't 1 dummy anymore, but one of the briaht kids." It was discovered shortly tlltrtafter tllat Cox suffered a sfi&ht shoulder Impairment, the result of h1vin1 contracted polio as a child, and he wu dlsch1r1ed from the service. He retumed lo hiah school, arad111t1d •nd went on to receive a dtlfee in dr1m1 and speech correction from £utem New Mexico University, in 1963. ...... Dr. S.... (...., Coi, ltft) .....,. • tmtin1 rtbitiondlfp with • friclttentcl Indian &lrl lllftlltd Hitter fa (Joentllt ._.ro). fm Col11t1 hroptu O''" Golf Jody Rankin delends her title a111nst lPGA senuhon Nancy Lopez, Sandra Palrur and many others in this tournament from lht Sunn1ntd1le Goll Club 1n Berks. Encland @lr'OMUI 9 ~ilia Glln AniRNOON 12:00 D A lkttar Wly • (J) a blues ''"' Afttwers cm llffftf If Ille Wild G)Tha.WlOus OJ) lalld of UM Liit -12:30- U At OMWltll D llloattt ltaltr • (]) a OirKlio!is D M"i1: CC) "OrtlH T111I" (wts) 'S9-Fred MatMurlly, Glo11a Talbol. Nina Shipman Hen1y Hult Wdham BtshOj) m DcMlpr Oup11/,r1·Galllt ID Me111·12 ID Tltull4tl 1:00 U CJ) CIS ~ S,.Cil~ "Aulo R1c1n(" Live covmae ol lhe U~ Tem ·200 Summer Ec!1hon-a 200 milt race for ch1mp1onsl11p dms1on Indy type tars Drivers upected to compete include Al Unset. A I foyt, Tom Sneva Danny On1m Gary 8tt ltnheusen Johnny Rutherford, Bobby Unser and Rtek Mears • (J) (ID) a lhtioHl OpH Lons Oriwln1 Cll1mpiotttlllp Thts compelihon. am0111 both amateur and professional colfers. taku piece al the Oakmont Country Club 1n Pennsyhan11 tD DM1er Ba11~H The Los An &ties Ood1us V$ the San Francisco Giants at Mod S~uld O lllorit: · Rtde the H1&h Wind stamn1 Duren MtGav1n 1nd Maria Perschy a ntll'IJttMa -1:30- D World Clim....-;, Tlllllis Harold Solomon vs V1tn Gtrulaitis e (J) cm 8 PU CW.,.._. Gtlf live cove111e of final round play from Oekmont (Pa ) Country Club fD TIM City: l ~ la SlinMl 9 ltalnM fut11rtt, HofM bee 2:00 e TIM lie VtU., • ....., & c.tttle .., TUDll ID Ill '.-....C. at Woll T,.., -2:30- ., 8 ~No 1nform1tt<H1 at press lime. 3:00 8 Me¥11: CC) ''Tiit llltltt C1rlo Stwy" (com) 'S7-Martene OtttrlCll. Vittono OeSa, Atthur O'Connell -~ ~:':"9., :t'= o ,_.,. 1111 ....,, r...ii, -3:30- (J) LM Allerictll Stylt G llllrie: "WlliMI ,_..,. (SCI f1) '33·8•!1 luaosi, Mada• Biill•inY eT~ 4:00 (]) AIMlt"1Utean 1J Su4ldey Paul Moytr and T 111t1 T ayota host thn p1oa11m hvt lrom the 1978 San Fernando Valley fair at Dtwnslmt Oow11s 1n Northrtd1e • hJace " Ille lattDlll of die s.. ........ 7 Cl) R.tr;.i ~ ~......,,._.r's .rip II Ew• m 11111 ,,.s-. ,....... Los Ancelts Rams ~ New Enaland m llMlt: "YouN1•1Md Hawk•" (d11) '64-Jamu Franciscus fD WaM Street WeH t2ll ~ Slptrsbn (8) Ult of Ille Wiid -4:30- • f Kl Ille .... (]) u,in, tit Alts &Car & Trad Ill> Meet Ille ''"" m WalriftstM Wtt* hi ltme• (21) T mtlurt (DJ On Trial 5:00 Dllltdi1 CD ,_.., to ldwetrtuf• II Cl) Star Trek e&rut~.u. D MoYlt: CC) (Zllr) "Nu111b11 a...~ (dra) '69-Cbarlton Heston. JeSStCa Waner BrulCe Dern Clm(ft)lttws ® £.ricl ID Flrila lint 121>~ -5:30- UlhwslMktrs (]) Ali111al "9flf ...... cm lroMJd• <fl) c.cm llll Wllat'• C.in1 13) llwllD IAl Tiit ltQf ,..,.. •VINING 8:00 DIJ8 Cl>@ ll4IWI rn r.- • .._.: (C) (ar) "lity Ort11111 Is Youn" (mus) '49-Dorrs Dey m...,.. (211r) "Tiie ltucbttn~ (di•) '41-Clark Gable, An Gardner. Oeborah Kerr. Sydney Greenstreet. GJ lllttlt: (?tit) "lll11ttfl1llt111" (d11) '60-Robert Mrtcllum 0 ~· Vlmfy '-• DfteetfC._.. 8 11111) T,e.r .._. Al OllCI U,.. A a..k -6:30- .()) ..... (J)WMKlllCM IJ lMC "-c.ttfwt .... WMf ........ ®ToUJ'•.._.., =~:..a..c 9T .. '91M .... l'r a....-a111 .. Mn11 7100 e CD 50M"'-D O a WtMtrt11 W.r14 et OllMr "Hot Wild" Part I of • two· patt prewntat10ft A 1111n movta his bmtly !Tom ChlCllO to 111 Idaho Pll rancll In tilt 1880's but no aooner ate they Mttltd tllan ht IS etl0Plt4 by an cnrettd tow from a rival's rat!Cll. 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The response, he recalls, was Incredible. The station was flooded with calls, making It incumbent upon the station to play the f'8cord over and over again. Soon a friendship developed between the singer and the deejay. Subsequently Wink moved to Los Angeles and became an on-the-sir personality for KMPC, where he Ts now on the sir six days a week, three hours s day. At KMPC he and Sandy became associated with St. Jude's because the station conducts s rsdlothon for the hospital each year. Last year the subject came up of dedicating a floor of the hospital to Elvis, and by the time the conversation was over. Sandy had become chairperson of the fund drive, assisted by Wink. Perhaps because he 1s concerned about people, and likes people. Wink branched out Into game- show hosting some years ago on What's This Song? on NBC, Drt1am Girt and How'!J Your Mother-In-Law? on ABC. Can You Top This? in syndication, and Gambit on CBS. Now he ls 1g1fn dealing with people and games on Barry & Enrlght's production of New Tic Tac Dough. ''I have no visions of grandeur." fie says. "In truth, I came to Hollywood Intending to be a game show host. I know I relate well to people, and know how to put people at ease. I have a/ways felt that the best outlet for that talent Is on a game show. ' Another rea1on Wink lllces hotting game shows Is because he lovH playing game!, hlmaelf. ''The fact Is," he says, "If I w11n't the host of a game show. I'd make a great contestent on one. " ...... SUNDAY (Condftued) • CJ) <m a llHCJ Drew/ Hardy 1oJs Mysttria "St,.nae Fite ol Fh&hl 608" (R) Fr1nk 1nd Joe duperately attempt to pilot a pl1ne ca1ry1n& a cr1du11ron class ol stew a1desses throup a hu11c1ne om the Betmuda T111nale Robin Mattson. Killy Ruth, Thaytr Dawtd and Don l1llrsllatt 1uest 1111111 SIM G.ntJ Sllow @ ~ m~ O)AlntHIJMa 9 So«lf M• Ill Gtr111any -7:30- C)Rlllf.....,. ® llldilm lftd tilt Llw m111e Wit w Willlolll ot ttll Sil!llNI (R) 8:00 fJ ()) ltlodJ (R) Benny Goodwin invests hts hit's sawrn1s 1n Gary Levy's 1eans stOle and becomrs an instant business tycoon II !Hl ~ hojtd UFO "Srghtrng 4006 The Nevada DtStr1 Incident" (R) Scol1 Hylands porlra~ an Arr Force lieutenant who rtsks both hrs marnaee and his career by reportin& hrs s1&ht1ng of lout metahc ob1ecls and 1 huee mother ship while alone in the desert. Ad11enne laRum 1nd Andrew Duu1n also 1uest u lmt Alllerita11 Style U CJ) <IDl (3) How Ille West W11 W. (R) The Mauh1n family ts plarued by l11&hten1ne obst1eles that further delay then iou1ney to Dreaon Zeb rs cau1ht up 1n an old mountain man ·s deadly wen de tu 11arnst a wamne t~d11n trrbe K11e finds her sell attracted lo a duftrna eunfrahter ind Luke rs pursued n 1 deserter ind outla limes Arness. Ev1 Mine Saint ind 81uct Bollertner stat CJ It Is Writtt11 m Mowlt: (211r) "Mrl. Ml11wtr" (dra) '41 -Gtter Garson , Willer P1d1eon. T msa Wrraht D1mt Mav Witty Cl) Sa111 Yorty fD 13 Ewt111ft& 1t '• S1n1er Tony Bennett cuesls for 1 medley ot Cole Port11 soncs 0 '•l11t Wlt!I ll•llCY KollllllllJ -1:30- • Cl) 011 Our On (R) Davrd Sus skind 1ppears H himself when Toni appears as 1 1uest pan1ilst on "The Onrd Susskrnd Show" and talks her self out of a 1ob by speak1n1 out 1111nst her bo$$ 8 A tlnJ bOlt •b 1 * llfesnt111 mlr1dt. "Come ... ,. the Jfof'td" Stiff lihoM1fl,t11 hems. ec...W•tlltw.rN GllliCIMT ... lld ao.. EMr 9:00 8 CJ) Al Ill Ille F.-., (R) An olhtt bf by tnncMlncement from theu old ltlfh·tcllool fntnd and m1tth m1hr sends Mike and Glon1's 111tmones ~ n1n1 ye111 lo tll111 \ltry first-and almost last-date • tU a Tiit • (fllt (211r) ,._ SW, "Stl(m7· M1k1 Connors and Martin Milner 1111 An ofhcet (Connon) c111110t convince himstlf that lie dtserved tht medal of ••lo. ht ract1•td for his role in 1 shoot·out In Mitch his partntr, 111d best f11end, "" killed. C,meron Mitchell, J1mes Dtr!tft, Diane Btktr. leraine Stephens. Shelly N0111k C0·1t11 TV WEEK, AUGUST 6, 1978 u Of II Rollefts 8 CJ) [Al '2ll AIC S.nuy Mewlt: CC) (2~r) "A11~i11 for lmt" (adv) '74-Candrce Bereen. Cha1les Grodin. Srr John Gtel&ud. TrewOI Howard. Jamu Mason lowe- and rwelwe b1ll1on doll11s rn d1amonds-1s lhe lure IOI an Amen can businessman turned bu11lar and a btal/l1ful but bored Swedish socrahle Wiien they cllallenae the WOlld s 1reatut secunty system to b11n1 ott a d111ne robl!tfy Ill lmll& IMIL.Dr F raid lidltlin Cl) 111 H11.bar~ fD tfll Masttrpita Tlluflt Pol dark II" Ross and Demelu are more d®al lball tw, ~"--WllibloaL makes one more attempt to wtn Morwtnna s alteclto~. and Catohne and Ow1chl sutler a tra1ic loss m Es1elares/Dtporta Ell Acdoll 50' Great 'lffon111ias -9:30-u Cl) Alict (R) Mel's Orner rs beina buretamed and the question 101 Mel rs-who does he (m1s)lrust1 (Rescheduled hom last week) e flit Kina h Cominr 0 REV. It WURMBRAND, * 14 YEAIS PRISOllEI OF THE COMMUNISTS Ill Vokt of Ille Martyn 10:00 U (}) S•itdl A student fllOJecl aets out ot hand 11 a special youn1 women's sdlool and. while Pele and Mic don t save the pro1ect. they do save the day and m01e than a few members of the setentrfrt community U Day of OiscoftrJ Ill Cniest AlllMJ Hour m Odd c.,i. m &os,et Hour ID 'rut "lffor9111ea fl;) A111trlcan Slltrt Stor, ThP MUSIC School by John Updike -10:30- • Jlm1111 Snu1rt Sllow m....., 11:00 u CJ) • Cl) [Al ..... 11 <Bl IDl llns • n.. ,Hlllthl"I Ill Tlkt A GtM Uc* m Mowit: "Mrs. Minlnr" (dr1) '42-Greer Carson. Walter Prdaeon G>temWAI ID M1111-12 -11:30- D Sports FlNI rn ., m rn Chi~ G 0 0 HC Ult MMit : CC) "Dart• TUI AllW" Rod hylor stirs • Tiie 700 a.. (IJ T.,.. G llttlt: CC> "ll1•'9r O•" (dra) ·~-Ch1rlton Heston. Jewu Waller Btuce Oem <II Merit: CC> .. o,.,.u .. ~ (dra) "6S-Sop1t11 Lorin. Gto111 PepP1rd -11:40- • Mttlt: (CJ ''n• la11MI Sl11eer" (ICl·fr) '67-Dan D11tyta GAi OMm • lllwlt: CC> "SliNy of ........ (drt) '69-81b1 Andersson, Robert Stack, limes FartnlillO. -2:15- ... : <C>"S.Wd ....... llertl' (dra) '47-John Mills MONDAY AUCU$T 7 For lllOl11iftc llld aftmeoft llstllp, please ... DAmllC l'IOGUllS. ...... .., your~.,. ttlt uf's-.la.. DAmlil llCMES uJO m M..,.,_. .. (•es> Js Paul Muni, Belle Dam. lhr1uet Lindsay Eu1ene Pa Ilene 12:00 CJ lC, '1111 WIW Md lflt lu•u11t" (wu) 59 Audie ~ *"Ill-D1w. G1l~arl Roland. Jim Backus. Sandra Dee Ceo<&e Mtlcllell, Peter Breck l:OO ® lt.l "Anm" (doc) 72 Antf\Olly Quinn narrates this doc umentary about Me•ico's most lamous torero 3:30 8 CC) "Tiit Hot Rod " (com) '71 Robe1t Redlord. Georee Seeal, Ron l eibman Zero Mostel, Paul S•nd •V•NING e:oo o rn • w a 11en ll®tDl lllWS D [..,l'f!CY 0.. a Wllrll Wllrll West GI Pttae Oea't Ut tM OllSlts 0) Strttts of Saft Fmcisco @ Ulias, Yop & YtMI m0wr Easy fD El ai.,.1111 c.ado JI) The in,ooo P'yfa1114 WI It's C~a Mnm -6:30- 0 11J llN 8 CI> (DI 121J ABC's llDR4ay llicflt ~Teams were not avail able from the Netwoik al our press time (I) To Tell tM Tr111!1 IDllrllw• 5-J O llfllat's c.ot1111 fD llidlaof J.WO. SllcM Guest 1s animator Chuck Jones, creator of Dally Duck and the Road Runner ~artoons, amona others. ID ,..._ [ftcenclid.u te ia.11 lltatt & YOll 7:00 ......... D IJll's Chlll Allen Ludden is the host (I) The JoMr's Wiid lfek ~ny 1s the host D llwfirlc for Deftan tD l LM l»cy •"' f1I o......,.·,r• m lldoll1~ -.rt 8 Tnlm, Tnc:U ~ Tl'lltta -7:30- • Tiit SZS.000 r,r..w D c-t .,._ Host David Horowrll ta~as on 1 famous petnut butter tomrntf(ill. 1nd questions an npert on the te11t upensive •m of =j1.,f'.:c:.. (l) .... 1'WT- DTM,.,.1Wlllf en.<*~ ......... : ~n::l"a T-'Pt .... 11 n. ,,_. cw 8:00 D (]) Tiit .ltfftlllllS (R) Louise Jellerson tells her husband lh•I she doesn't w1n1 another child m the house. bul Geoiae makes sure she aets one 1nyw1y and hvu 10 re&ret 111 8 IHI (8) Little Ho110 01 "' Prairie "Be My fnend" (90) (R) Michael Landon •rote and d11ected lhis slOfl aboul laura's dehchl m hnd1ne an abandoned baby whom she smothers w1lh love laura rtSJ)Oll4S IO I mtsSaft found 1n a lloahn& boltle. and dlSCOYers the supposedly ab•ndontd baby al the edce of a strum nur the lnfaOs' larm a Mo.It: "tlptal11 EMit" (adv) '45-fred MtcMllll•Y. Charles Bttk· I01d, Lynn Ban. Lloyd Noran a Mowie: CC) (nr) "lbcli1111's llillioll" (com) '67-Dustin Hoffman. Elsa Mutinelh, Ce111 Romero GI rRUlf[R( Mot City A new disco sen9' fealu11nc disc 1ochy/host Shadoe Stevens 0) Sf'fCIM. Oyi111 to Gf1llr Up This Emmy wmnma drama uplores the hie Ion& friendship of two men, and the effect one's death has on the other m ia 9 All111 l.trtnllu lrnn, unaware of Vronsky's abandonment of Kitty. returns unhappily lo his country home, Killy, tn despair, rem11ns bedridden, munwhrle, Vrons~y hu ~come infatuated with Anna ID HuMillldol Y Oflllllll.iclo5 -8:30- 0 4ieetll TIIMI (R) JJ Thelma and Michael lur IOI lhe11 lives when lhey discover then mysterious ~rder •S the only sumv1n1 witness m a lrral aea1ns1 a very danrerous troo• m Uta llo(M Oita 9:00 fJ (I) ll"A•s•H (R) Hawkeye finds a heady antidote for lhe &rim· nus and desolati-0n ot wer by lalhn& in love with 1 beautiful Korean wom1n who has turned her estele over to ll01ean ielueee children--In sp11e of wirninas by Col. Patter Kieu Chinn euests. m llon "lffln Sllft a> TIM Wd 0- 8 Tt1f'lllMl!t 0 0,Wa Tiluttr "Albert Hemnc" (2~hr) Bfniamin Britten's operatic ~I on VictMian morality tells of lht d1ff1Cwlhts in l1ndin1 a properly v11tuous Queen of the M1y for an 1nnu1I v1lla1e 1111eant Spiked lem- onade bnnp out an olhtl'WISt rehr· 1n1 und1dalt lo the IMe, however, in lllrS production by the Opera Theatre of SI lOllrS H Tiit Dn9' S-.W SMiw -9:30- • {)) 0. 0., It A TIM (R') In Ille condllSIOn o( 11111 IWo·part story, lltrbara is convlflCtd w rS rtspon 51bfe tor her tlt$$1111te's overdose of U.tp1ne pUls. (J) ..... 12 u oa~: .... tiallillA ll11H1 (90) (R) Lt. Columbo enp1n 1n psyclloloaic.tf w11f111 lo uposo a Mllvt PIYC/IOIOllSt (Nicol W~lilmS011) Slllpt(ltd of stayinc hb btst frttnd (Joel f1b1an1) by employ· Ina 1111 lhlOf'Y of COlldltiontd rt· aponso-1 p1t1 of lovable Dobtnntn pln.scht1s. T ~la O'Neill, Kim C.t· 11111, ind f1111k Aletltr 1lso cuut. 8 WC llowio: CC) {90nl) "TM Arn111'111t1t'' (dra) '69-K11k Dou& las, foe Dunaway, Oeb01ah Kerr, R1thard Boone. Hume C.onyn The story of ' s11ccesslul adwerhs1nc uecuhve wh() desi>erately l11es to overcome lhe phony arrancemenls that ch111cte11ie his rel1honsh1ps with hrs wife, hrs mistress, his lyran nical lalhtt and the family lawyer CI§) llWY ~"' SM (J) Bill Moren' kMlrnal QI) lkll$ m Yo No""' Vim 10:00 D (J) Lou Gmlt (R) l ou a new coma. 14 u..... ~ lu1 f&ISI earthquake and un'l lakt 11 quite as casually as the rest of the Tnb staff Another problem arises when he ~ comes uncomlor1ably tnvolvtd w1lh the widow of a Trrbune reporter CI> EMll1•r °"' a a 11Rrs a> Let's llakt A Deal !2IJ Tiit l'artrlcltt Family fl) Ven Conml10 -10:30-m a>....., 9 Tiit Amata '211 Tiit .loler's Wild 11:00 o rn • (]) <Ill <2tl 11ews D OD ...., D l.clft AIMritl11 Styto (iJ Morie: "YllllUl!Ct of h lldto Villa" (wes) '67 -lohn fr1cson James Philbrool m T110 l>4N Coli,.. at AINriu ?Wipf m VariMl4os ill lladltiltl..Mrer a.po11 -11:30- • Cl) CIS ult Mo.It: lkllilltl & Witt "Downsh1ft to Dane er," ste1 11n& Roe~ Hudson, Susan Sa1ol J1mtS, Van Johnson. Peter Breck. Al•• Kann, Btrt Convy, lohn 5(:1111« and Nancy Walker A sports w rally, 111 lhe Comm1SS10ner and Sally ¥e partic1pat1n1. IS 111111ed by a sertU ot pranks and freak accidents lllcM1111n 111es to salvace lht rally. which futures 1 m1lhon dollars worth of antique urs as the pme ., 0 0 Jett.., C.11111 • CI> <II 8 SNp ID Hepll's KerMS m w s.att 0 Ullas fop I Y• &)Diel~ 12:00 B Tlrili&llt ZOM • rn cm a r.11co SWJ ID Hlrfl "°"' m HIMylll••n fl) AIC ClftloM4 ...., mlhws!M• -12:30- • GeM Autry GI TIM $121,000 QwsticNI a> Mo¥1o: (CJ ''Tll• Stlrflllrten" (adv) '63-Robert Dorn1n, Rich11d Cordhal 1:00 D @UT.-.r .. D llaftricl cm wM World "' A11111111e -2:05- • Mo.It: "Cl,tai. MIOll" (adv) 35-Errol Flynn Ohvia dt Havrlland. BHll Rathbone. Guy Kibbee, lJonel Atwill. J Carroll Naish LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. req uirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper, fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we wlll back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1 .60 ea. 6/9 tags $1 .SO ea. 10 or more $1 .40 ea. Safes Tax Included No Cerd? 01•""' yo;Jr own, or •tncl vovr neme, •!lllrtu t llO p"°nt numii.r W.'lt ""'kt OM uro per UO AOC>-1S NCh. TUESDAY AUGUST I for lllOf'ftlllt lllCI 11WllOOfl listiftp, pluse "' oanuu l'tOCUMS. .... tor,..,~."''"' day's--. DAmME llOV1f.S ll:lO m "T1M More tllt Merrier" (com) 043-lun Arthur Joel McCrea Clli!ln Coburn 12:00 D CC> "Sailol al the Kine" (adv) 0!13-Jeflrey Hunter M1ctiael Rennie, Wendy Hiller l:OO <mi ~ "World W'rthout SM" (dot) 06!1-Jtcqun Cointuv l:lO U ~ "l.JdJ Ice" (adv) 13 Don1ld Sutnerl1nd lenmler O'Neill Robert Duvall EV•NING 8:00 o m u CJ)C!OJ """ u 12)) (8) ""' e Emercenq °"' 0 Wild Wild West CD !'lease Don't bl the Daisia Q) Sttwts ti San f1111Cltct @ Lilias, Yop & You m Owtr Elsy m EllriqlM El hlMl IBJ The US.000 "1rarmd IS) It's btrPldJ'• 8uslneu -6:30- U @ llews (I) To Tell Ille Truth <ml .,., &rttflil Sllow CD My Thf" Sem ® Ewttlina It'°" m lllithHI 1.a-si-Guest IS los Anaeles Country She11ff Peter Pit chess O> hUona Eltttndiclas (ff) "-" lst.att I You 1:00 U II tlJJ ID llltws CD Emtr1tneJ Ont U The Ulr'• Club CJ) Joltr's W'lld C1J Bowlin& '°' Dollars CDI LM Lucy Q) Tiit Fii fll) Mlclltil/Lellrtr Rt90ft C2ll The hrtrlds• f amllJ fl§) hint Wl1tl "•ncy ~IM&y -7:30- • Tiit Mlljljlll Sllow .. CMdld Cetltrt • "ewtywM '-• D 9 01 ~ S.t11r• (() n. ""' .. • a n. Jot.tr'• Wiid CD The Odd C.,.. IS Tlle Tr.-tttn m QlflMI n T-ctlt ... B c...trJlhlk 8:00 8 Cll CIS fa•llf fll• Clutlc "Cllltlott.-1 Webb" Ptrt I (R) This 1n1mated specill conct1ns • 11111n1 1111 lllmtd Wilbur llillo's btlnendtd by • !Ofdtf n1m1d Clmlolte When Wilbur d1scov111 ll11t he's to bt fattened fOf the yutttlde wi1son, ht 1rows frantic but-w1tlt the help ol Cllerlottt 1nd 1n lmc1ble rat named Templeton-a marvelous 1th1m1 1$ concocled to make Wilbur 1n 1ndis- penublt "celeb111y '' ,.,.10 D ID U nm ror LlllCM Jack Albertson, John Riller, Barb1r1 Eden Arte Johnson. Geora11 Enael. Tom Oreuen. lack1t Gayle Gabriel Mel1ar and r 11nk Gorsh1n are some ol lhe well·known comedy l1lenl to bt 101ntd by suclt ntwcomers as Clatrt r1u1,onb11d&t Eltubeth Knr~o Katherine Kearney. V1t10 Scotti and lack Harrell in thrs lop1ol humor special M1rc11 Wallace. Millon Beile, Mirtha Raye lay Leno 1nd Billy Barty makt cameo appur1ncts C!J lllowie: ~ (211r) "T ropK Z-" (adv) ·~3-Ronald Ru1an Rhonda flcm1n1. Noah Beery U 'Jal l2JJ Hopy Dm 'Ruits to Orte By (R) Wllt!I tllt- 1•n1 and lheu 1ulf11ends spend a weekend 11 a mountain lodce. a btt lumbeqack takes a shine to Richie's 1111 and wants to arve R1thie a shiner C1J Meotit: CC) (211 r) "lltis b rth Is Mine" (dra) '59-Rock Hudson, Jun Simmons. C11ude R11ns CD Carol lulllttt & Fritn41 CD Movie: ct) (2111) "Omrt Srnd1'' (1dv) '!15-Ralph Meeker. Marla Enehsh. J Carroll Naish fll) 8 ilJ) AnM lllrtftitla (R) Karentn'l suspicions about his wife's conduct er ow mote intense uch day. yet he remains 1n the capitol wh1lt she passes the summer at a rented villa nur Vronsky's 1es1denet 0) Humlllldol Y Of"4Wos -1:30-u CV ®J a Llft111t 1 Sllirlty The Slow Cluld" (R) The e11ls wit ness the development of a mov1n1 rela1tonsh1p wflen they 1llow Mrs Bab1sh's "ercephonal · dauehter 10 out with Lenny CD tna.Wib ID Ian.lo 9:00 fJ (]) CIS Tunday Morie: ct:, (211r) "H .. "'ts" (dra) 70-James f11nc1scus, Ehubelh Shepherd Ronald Allen, Mark Hawkins A top Stcrtl m1l1tary m1ss1on 1s threatened by lhe animosity between the men responsible for its execulton 1nd their leader U llll 9 flit Bic £vent: The Dt'41J Sime (R) When a truck carry 1na le1h1I chemicals, cltslrue11ve 10 hum1n hie and veae1111on. 1s Wfecked 1usl outside 1 small Cahfor n11 town aovernmenl ofltc1als descend on the hamlet determined lo hep u crel the threat of ll terrible b1olo1"'t wupon Andy Gnffith ind Dan D'Herlihy stir • CJ) <m • ,,.,., .• c..,.,., "Jte:k rn Ille flower Slt()p" (R) All woik ind no pity mikes J1ck 1n '"l'Y boy •hen J1ntt ll11es him to WOik IOI her m Men Crifflil .. 113 0 Tiit ........ llltt '81da ReauhOI of tht m11rdtr ITlal of Ms Gama, convleted of murde11n1 Ille man who raped her, but 1n an appul w11 fou11d Innocent by rmon ol Hlf defenst. -~, (Ulllldef.-n...trt -9:30- • CJ) CI1 (8 Carter C.Hlry "Ch1tf lo Cllltf'' (R) Sparks Oy when Chief ROJ fln11iy confronts his arch enemy, Fife Chlef Tllorpt, who yearlJ luda 1111 department's bueball team to v!Glory onr Roy's team by ua1n1 Olrty trtcas. OJ Yo Mo Ptfl V'rwir 10:00 l:'ID,._, 1J CJ) <IC (21) l0/20 A bloadcasl edition of 1 newsma1111ne -1n the traditional stnse-w1th a •1de r1nce of interests and d1werst elements II) llt'1 lhh A Dul mr.11~ <ll 'rkelesi TrMSWn ol Ornl111 -10:30-m a> ...... @ M"*"1 M1111b of 8"' fD r11111 F•htre 11:00 u m a mcrma 11m U ID81hwa e i.o.t AlntricH Style a MDwlt: CCJ ''1'11• fickle '1111er fl fate" (tc>m) 067 lab Hunler m Tit• OM eoup1e CD Anleriu 1'1illll 8 tncli111s encl Ult law fD Dkk Clfttt ED V11ltdt4ts 0 lllK"'ll/leftrtr Report -11:30- IJ ()) CBS Liit lllowlt: CC) "Counttrftlt Grtta~ ( dr1) '11 David Jtnssen, Horman Lloyd Richard bedel, Louis Pnma, Mar 1tyn Muwell. Dana Wynler D 9 0 Tiit Btsl of C111on Sieve Lawrence. ltll Ireland 1nd 01v1d Sayh auest • w <B a s.a, CD '-t S111rt CD Hocan's ""- ® Liliu, Y .. 1 & Yw me ... ""' 12:00 C!J T willPt z.nt u CJ) (laJ 121> Tuesday Mo¥1t .. tht Wtri. CC> "Cleopatra Jollts" (adv) 13-Tamara Dobson. Shelley W1nlers. Be1n1e Casey, Brenda Sykes A supe1101 bl1ek woman-who knows how lo handle weapons drive fut ~rs ind use karate -works as a special aovernmenl aaenl h&hlln& drua traff1ekers CD Hill! Hopu m Th• Hon•r!llOOlll" -12:30- Glllowit: ''TheH Thrtt" (dra) '36-Met'lt Oberon, Jotl McCrea. CD lllowie: "Lis Vtps Story" (dr1) 'S?-V1cto1 Mature. Jane Russell II) Mowit: CC) "Tiit Gil Wllo T llOl tht West" (•es) '49-Yvonne Oe Carlo Scott Brady 1:00 U <DIDT~ . """"" 2:00 Cl IMll: "Sari o..trlt, LIMoll" (1d1) '43-Walltr r111amld, Robert Beatty. Mmyn Johns. Ralph M1ChHI -2:30- • """-: "The Monster 1nd the G11t." "So D11l1n1. So Deadly" • lllories: .. Horror Cu11e:· "Pllfttts At11nst Uf' 3:00 • lllorit: CC) "Clillfisllt " Dtdc• at(' (wes) '59-Jotl McCrea. Julte Ad•ms, Jolin Mclntne 4:00 G 1111¥11: "lretorios llHllt•H" (drt) ·c&-Ru Harmon Liiii hlnm TV WEEK, AUGUST 8 1978 lw•DNBSDAYJ AUGUST! for _., tMI aftt,_ lbtillp. pltaM Mt DAntlllE H°'UMS. ...... "',.., ~. lft tllt or1-.ie. DAmlllE lllOVIES ll:lO m...., Sister U..." (cvm) '42-Rosahnd Russell. Janel 81111. Boan Ahernt. Jeff Donnell 11:00 Cl CC) "S111 ol Ht•p .,._,. .. (wes) '58-Rory C,llt()n Beverly Garland John larch Russell Johnson J:OO WI) ~ .. Tiit ltnd rrt,'' (dra) '66-Cornel W~de 3:30 a CC) "Ptr1tct fridtr" (adv) '70-Ursula Andress, Stanley &Iker David Warner, Pahence~llier, T P McKenna. Davtd Waller. Joan Benham. Juhan Orchard •VINING 8:00 a rn u CIJ a """ D !IDl 18l ,._, a ENf1111CY OM 111 WIN WiN WtS1 CD l'leaw Doll't lit tht Oaisia m Sttteta .. Seti f r111trtc0 ID lJlu. Ytea & Y .. m °"'Easy m Hopr o.ke ""'' C8l n. $15.000 ,.,,._ (JJj Ctlllct c. " DINI& -6:30-u IHl ...... To Tell tht Tnilll Cial ... ,.. Gllftlft Sllo!t m 11111 ~ SoM ilJ) Ant'-ues m lllidlNI JKboft Guut IS Waller Sullivan, science ed1lor of the New York T1mtS ID PllilMI bct.WIW 7:00 DD em,._, Cl) Tiit "°"'-SllDw e Tiit U.r s Club Allen Ludden 1~ llle tiost Cll Tllo Joker'a Wild .. IDwtlnf for Doll111 CDILMl.uq Cl» Tiit FBI @[riu G llldell/L*tr llt"'1 a Tiit "*" ...,. IOJ~I -7:30- • Tat!.tet*I llet'a tit " Ille bee e SM Ill Ill Bobby Vee aueits •• .....,.Q.,.. • UIC ~ '111e Otet 111n11e Cllnst1ne lund hosts this consumer·s culde to the dancers ol dtt1tn1 The • PIOltllll tnl111lu the various ltd appro1chea to we11hl loss, cuh throup the t1n1le of chOICI$ 1nd ••Plodes popul1r myth' for the w111hl consc10us 1n the diet capital ol the world ()) n. Slzt,000 0--G tll) l1'9 JIUt's DI <m0l':i1 m •~ 0""9rYltlr thtMttlalla. ..... Part I Mlclllel J1ckson rnfervlews don Hueo B M1ra•ln. 1ht Mu~n Ambnsedor fD a..-111 TOllipt 0 ..... lU StlrMlrd 8:00 0 CE C1101 Bumtt Show (R) Cuesl Ken Berry displays some fincy footwork when he io1ns Catol and the cast D rD S lllC Wt4na4•) Mowlt. <t.1 (fir) Ml'ettt l»!ldy •lid "" llediciM Hat SUHion" (adv) 17 lt1f Carrell M1tchtll Ryan B1b1 Besch, Milo O'Shu John Anderson Ned Romero. Ann Doran le1t Cureti ~us as I •5 year old Pony hpress udtr wllo outruns hoshle lnd11ns c.onq11US t.1iauund 1ou1h tra1lund def~ the elemellls 10 wccessfully carry lhe mail on the pe11lous route from the Nebrash te111101v lo the Pacific coas1 U Mowic: (Zhr) "foOow the Sun" (dra) 'SI-Glenn fotd Anne Buler June Havoc. Dennis O'Keele · II ® l2tl Ei111t Is hou1h "Mortaaee Durnin· Blues" (R) When seven of lhe Bradlord kids go to 1811 Tom has lo re mortaaee the house 1~ 01der lo bail lhem oul llJ llowie; (2111) "T CMKh af bir' (dra) ·~8-Charllon Heston Jenel leiah Orson Welles. Joseph Callera Dennis Weaver. Marlene Oielrith lsa lsa Gabo1 Metcedu McCamb11d1e CD CM Jam II Om Mason led Nuaenl and Mahoaany Rush are fu lured 10 an outdoor 1ock conterl raped live al !he Ontaroo Motor Speedway Cl> ~: ~ {111r) "l.111 01rs o1 POlllptlr (adv) 60 Sieve Rervn Cltnstme KaulrT1Jnn EID tJll lff\ A11111 lla1t111111 Anna ACROSS stuns Karenrn by revuhna that she is carry1n1 Yronsky's child: Karenin franlly toll(ludu that a d1verce 1s the only way out but the hush Cza11s1 d1v01ce laws will mean disarace for Anna should her husband pursue that courst CD Humil!Mol Y Olt11dNlo& -8:30-m Lllcha Ultra 9:00 8 CBS Wtd1tsdlJ lllttrt : cc:l (Zllr) "Tiie HH1ii111s" (dra) 70-Cl1111lon Htslon Geraldine Chaplin John Pl11hp law. T1n1 Chen. Alec McCowen, Mako, Don Kniahl Milo Mayama The epic story ol the mainland lam1hes wllo settled Hawa11 1nd made 1t an Ame11can Pac1ft<. oulposl Based on James Mrchner s novel "Haw111," the story focuse~ on Whip Ho1worth (Heston). lhe spirited son ol 1 sea captain Ho1worth's wife (Ms Chaplin) mistrusts and m1sun derslands her crude husband a feel ing she passes on to their son G Se111 Prestnb * SINATRA I FRIENDS B CD Cim 121> Sl'ECIAL Sin1tr1 111d fritncls Frank Sinai" stars 1n this s1n1m1 special •1th a ma11mu111 ot music and 1 mm1mum of ralk Guests include fony Bennett. Nilalie Cole. Loretta Lynn. Dun Maritn leshe Ugg1ms ind lohn Denver CD Mttit: (C1 "They lili&ht Be Giants" (com) 11-Gtorae C Scoll J~nne Woodw11d m The Mt" Griffi11 S11ow fD 18l Grut Ptrfonnancn 'ff! ("111111 It "• -9:30-m Ye Mo P'tdl ~rvir DOWN 18 I 0811 0t tlrn 2 Broken rock 5 Plttt 3 Common sult11< 9 VtMt 4 Babylo111a11 god 10 Curw<I lin. 5 Shores up 12 Jt'llri1h mlni1ttf 6 Negative p1el11< 15 Part of t play 7 Sift 18 Fbltral<I Of Rllln.s 8 Challenge 20 'Stormy Wtathtr' slnpr 1131 Ewonerates '1 Prttlx w.th form Swiss ~•k Of dlll'ICt 14 Font name 22 Unique of TV detective 24 Memos (clue to puzzle answer) 25 ltf'llth times width 16 NHrby (2 wds ) 28 'ltnd an -· 17 Otrectton (abbrev ) 31 er-·s ferment 19 Person casting a b.lllOt 32 Acc:uttte 23 Atnold or Betsy 34 ~ to a famous 26 Scottosh pluck wool whalt 27 Ftdtn& 36 Jaetl Of Shirley (clut to 29 Gunsmolle' st er pualt ans-.r) 30 Rt1ret 37 Show earHment 3353 Spanish for this 39 Frencl1 art•clt Belonging to Mr Cuur 41 Omelet 1ngred1tnt1 3 3 8 6 Jar 42 J b Grandma -· 0 40 Per item (abbrev ) Answer al end of the Saturdey tog 10:00 D 0 QJl l'olicl "'""" (R) 'Sunset" Sit Crowley's u wrte (81b1 Besch) re enters his hie and, 1n Sj)1le of her 1ulousy of Pepper. they If) fo1 a reconc1h1tion, unlil she reveals to him that she ts dy1n1 of le~kemia ....... 8 Cl' CIDl at Barbara W11ltll S,.0.1 Barbari Wailers 1nter.,1ews Dolly Pardon Henry Winkler, Donny and Marte Osmond and !he fate Bina Crosby 1n selected se1ments frem pas! shows Cl> let's able A 0.11 8 111 l'tf1orlllMCt II Welt Trap av ... ~ ill) lill Mortrs' Journal ~10:30-m Q) llnrs 11:00 n m • m <!Al ia1 11ews D OOJ)Nlft II Lowe Amerlun Slrle G Movie: ~I "The Un1uard1d Momtnl" (dra) 'Sb Esther Wtlltams Gtor&t Nader, [dward Andrews. Le~ Ttemayne. fohn Soon m Tll• OOd to1tp1e Q) America 211i(ttt a:Jl Dillocua m o;u emu O> V1ritdacla lf~ llKAlil/l.Mftr lteport -11:30-u L CBS late llo•it : HHail fm ·O/The $!too, Siste11 "Black Oay lor Blueburd .. sta111n1 Helen Haye~ M1ldrtd Nalw1t~ Bert Conwy V1ncen1 Puce. Roddy McDowall D Ill ID Joll1111J ~rllOll IJ Twilta!lt Zone B CJ) !ID) f1ll Ptlk• St.rt "Requiem fOf 1n Informer" A down and·oul addict btcomts ii pohu mfoimer and wins !ht f11endsh1p ol 1 cop M111oe Cortner. Don Meiedah Michael Ansara and Tony Lo Branc~ Slit m ttoca11's H«ees Cl)litl Surt @ Ulias, Yoe• I y4111 mc~uci..ws 12:00 m Hjp Hopes m The ......,IMOIMf'I -12:30- D Mowie: "The Scarlet laroMSS" (mys) '61 -Dawn Adam s. Hans Neilsen B CD l1Dl !2.tJ 11,itery ot 1111 W11~ "01stanl Early Warn1n1" A th1lhn1 stoiy of a Y1Sllat1on by lone dead lam1ly members lo the person nel of 1 snowbound m1l1tary st1hon Michael Parks, Mary Frann, Tony Gmy 1fld Herb [delman star CD Mowle: "J1111ne Eaclts" (dra) '57-Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler a> Mowlt: "LadJ 1t1 A 11111" (tom) '42-Ralph Bellamy, Irene Ounne 1:00 D '23! al> Tom01row IJ abwtrict 2:00 Cl» Mcwlu: · Sapph11e " "Never let Co" ' -2:30- 0 Motte. "The SUr" (dra) ·~3- Bellt On1s Nalahr Wood II Mowles: Drserl Pursuit Deshnatron Mramt" m Mowlt1: "The Slran&e One. Valley ol the Zomb~s· '•" TV WEEK, AUGUST 6, 1978 MARK SHERA: A THIRD SEASON The three stars of the Barnaby Jones television series might well be characterized as Buddy. the Elder, Lee the Beautiful and Mark. the Younger. The hlghly successful hour~ong private detective drama, starring Buddy Ebsen in the title role, and Lee Meriwether and Mark Shera as his Intrepid associates, Is coming up for Its seventh season on the CBS Entertainment llneup for the Fall, another in the long llne of 'hits' from Quinn Martin Productions For Mark Shera, "The Younger," II will be season number three since the handsome, dark-il)'9d Boston University graduate first joined the series. In 1976, as J.R. (Jedediah) Jones, the son of Barnaby's deceased cousin, Monroe Jones. The latter had been murdered and J.R. had flown out to assist Barnaby in running down his father's klller. That series actfon Introduced J.R., the charming, shrewd but also hard-nosed street kid, to the Barnaby Jones audience and he's been there ever since. Mark's career hat been meteoric since earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree In 1971. In the ensuing aeveft years he's starred In "Godspell," guest starred and co- starred In 1egments of Kojak and Gunsmoke. and acted the continuing role of Dominic Luca for 35 epllOdes of S.W.A. T before landing his Barnaby Jon" assignment. . Looking back on Mark's life, It's easy to see that he's already been accompllthlng his long range goal. It began in his home town of Bayonne. New Jersey, as a ten-year-old, when he dlscoYered a children's Creative Dramatics class being offered In the local Masonic Temple. He talked his perenta Into letting him auend Saturday afternoon classes, a labor of IOY9 he continued for five years before entering high school. He continued his acting Interest In the high school drama club and latar opted for a drama major at Boeton University. He remembera !'#0 lwy college productions as hlghpolni. In his growth, citing his multiple character work In "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" and his performance with Ralph Waite (of The Waltona) In a Unlverllty production of "The Peacemaker." "I had a terrific ecene with Ralph," said Mark. "It was before he did The Waltona. but I'd ... n him In other things. And then, wortdng with him, It was fantastic:. He was a profesalonal and he knew exactly what he was doing." And to, aa It worked out, did young Mark Shera • ..... 12 After graduation he turned out for a "cattle call" audition for the musical, Godspell He received second and third callbacks until finally winning a role in the BoS1on company production. So It was back to Boston and his first profes- sional job as a full fledged Equity member Mark appeared 1n Boston lor nine months in the role of a Disciple and, at the producer's suggestion. "slowly learnrng the part of Jesus " He waa then cast In a national touring company of "Godspell," that began In Pittsburgh and later concluded In Philadelphia, In July ol 1973. Then it was off to New York for Merk and subsequently understudying and finally winning the role of Jesus In the Broadway production of the lamed musical. During the New York run of "Godspall," Mark was offered a variety of projects including the televlslon pOot. "Nicky's World," his first work on fllm and a project slated for CBS However, II didn't sell Admittedly disappointed. Mark again turned his attention . to Broadway and was In the running for a lead In the long· running nostalgia musical, "Grease," when he was offered and signed for a guest starring role In Kojak Shera admits he was thrilled at the prospect "II was Hollywood!" Although he'd only planned to stay rn Los Angeles for nine days for the Kojak filming, he decided to extend his stay and give fllms a real chance He movec;s his home ff the west coast. settling down in a Hollywood Hills duplex He soon landed a co-starring role rn a Gunsmoke eplSode. sharrng the story with another young actor. Robert Urich, with whom he would soon be starring in the Spelling-Goldberg Production. S. WA T Shera landed the role of Dominic Luca when executive producer Aaron Spelllng screened his episode of Ko1ak to see the work of another actor end ended up calling Mark's agent. instead "I was grateful for the chance,'' said Mark. "because I needed the money and the exposure that a series offered " However, when the series was cancelled after 35 episodes, 11 was none too soon for Mark. "I was ready for something else," he smlled. And that, of course. turned out to be Barnaby Jones. I THURSDAY I AUGUST 10 ,., .... aM afltfMlll listilp. ,iuse ,.. DAYTIME PIOCilAMS. .... "',_. ctlllt liMte, art tlle day's...tes. DAmME MOVIES I 1:30 . CC) wrou CM't 1111 ,_, F,.. It" (mus) '56 June Ally son IKk lemmOll Jim Sachs, Cllarlts 81tkl01d 12:00 Cl ~ "lidt A CroMt' Trtlr (wesJ '58-Aucfie Murplly Gia Scala, Willer Mallhau. Henry Silva 3:00 Im CC) "rlnocclllo 1n Owter Sp•tt" (tan) ·~3 An1maled cartoon 3:30 8 (t) "Hot lltillloM" (1dw) '68-Peter Ustinov, Mauie Smith, ~arl Malden, Bob New hart, Robert Morley. Cesar Romero ev•i1NCi 8 :00 e CJ) Tiie ...... (JI) Thi Wal ton's 11e1shbot. Vttdie Foi1e1 (Lynn "'mtltOll), traces htt root• •lld r111dt 10me starthna tacts •bout her family trH. JeSOtt fttls aorry IOI Verdi, ""° uys slit Ills no ldtntit), llld ofttra to help her trtc:• her a11eeston. U @ tDJ CHIP'S "Cry Wolf" (R) A rash ol calls send Ponch and Jon plus tue lrucu and ambulances lo 1 serre1 ol 11on·u1slenl acc1den1s. Mehnd1 fee Ellen frnolta and Robbie Risi 1uest • ...... : c.t) (2111) "lalrt of Ille WiWlrnm" (adv) 'S2-Jun Peters. lelfrey Hunter 8 (I) (fit 8 Wtk•1111 lact lltttr "Goodbye, Mr Knpps" (R) A d1st11u111t 8'1N11no turns h1msetl 1n at polite t1udquarten btuust ht blames tumself for a teacher's hurt attack (11 lilorit: (.C) (Zbr) "OM Desire" (lf11) '55-Anne B'aaler, Rod flud son. Juht Adams, Natalie Wood m earei turMtt a''** a> lilorit: (Zllr) "0111 Mn's Way" (d11) '64-Don Mur11y , Diana Hyland 0 IMcl Upon A Clmlc m Tll• Drlt••ia OJ H11mm.-f Oftndidos -8:30- • (I) (JD) l2ll Wlllt's H1ppenln1 "Rerun Sm the lia~r· (R) Rerun's f11ends worry when lie talls 1n love wrlh the beauhful prrestm of a new cult that worships a head of lettuce GI Ct•Wlta f.D Inside tllt WIK1d 11 Jesaa Alltft An award w111mn1 him stucty of llte hit and work ol 1111nlt1 Jesse Allen, born 1n Narrob1. Kenya tnd • self llU&M artist a> Ln C:O...padra tH O..r Easy 9 :00 fJ Lil H1Wan f'he.4 (R) ClunOI Park.er cues1s as the malrrarch ol a wullhy, 1rtStoc11l1C family that fit ures 1n the murder inv1111111hon of a well liked and mpecttd dod01 U IDJ 18) Richie lrochf•111, hint• E,. "lunk II to Me Baby" (R) R"htf (Dtnn" Ducan) rs ll11td to purchase an antique car an usrgn ment that luds him into the mrddfe of a homicide invtsl111hon Barbara Bosson co stars D ()) ® !211 l11111y Miller "Colporalron'' (R) C1pt11n Miller and detecllvts of fhe 12th Precinct track down a corporate vandal who biffs htmsell as "The ltawk. m Ml" Srlffi11 '21l Eftftitla •t '• S1naer Tony Bennett cuests f01 an evenin1 of Cole Porter m "'-lo r.notl Murrow's 19~ 1nltrvttws with labo< leader Gtof&t Mn~ stn111 (tltel Waters UJ l8'1till A 11 Ptrftnlaip It N Tr., -9:30- • (I) (fl 111 AIC S.a .. r .... : CJ:) (IOM) "fOf hte't SIU" (com) '14-81rbre Str1111nd. Micllael Slm11n. Estelle P11SOns. W~ham Rtclf1ttd, Molly Picon A uny comedy •bout • woman wllo would do anyth1n1 fol lltr ltl!Jband 1nd doti m -. U. A tool at So11thtrn Cahtornia IS seen lrorn lht 11r by photoarepller /pubhshu Rober! C1ftltfon. e Yt llt ,.-Vlwlr 10100 e (I) lar111i.r '"" (R) Belly m .. ts tot turicll wlllt 111 old collt&t tttend who my1t111ously dlappeari dunne lttt rnt1I, lttvln1 Setty wllll th• responslblltty of tarlna fur ltli nlne·rt1r-old son a ID a o,.,.u .. : 11111•••' "lies We live With" (R) Vera Miles 1uests as a woman 1n lhiltt from htt life of hes. wflo encoonters a rouna fu&1hwt (Gree Ew111n) w1lh a compul sion for ly1ne that ne1rfy proves falet lo both of them Robert Reed stars as psycholoem David McKay ..... a» !Al's lllHt A Dul 8 ....,_. Tiltit.f ID£ .... at r.,. TOiiy Btt111ttt auests m v. tt111111at 9 . ~., C.W.belt -10:30-......... (II WIMW tf C.llllJ Mlllk 11:00 II CD • (I) Cll 121 llN e oa11twt e I.oft AIMria 11 Styli • llfwie: ~ "Tiii UlllM UrltH (susp) '67-Craic Stevens Kalt O'M111, Norm1n Brrd. .. Tiit (Md C..plt CD A1Mria lfllPt 18 T llflltlleut m OldCMtt 0 MadllilllAlll'tf •Ptrt -11:30- 11 (I) CIS Utt .... : M•A-S•H/ lllM!p11 'Park Annue Stal." star nna llicbard W'!lmar•. Charles Croffr e tlll a ,..., c.,. e m <ID a Starur & H1tcl1 "The fil" Starsky 1oes on • lr1nhc stlfCll for Hutch who has been abdutltd held caplrve and struna o~r on heroin by a 1uto11s mobster CD !ttclll'•"""' Q) Get S.art 18 liils Yop * '" tD C..-AIC llftl 12:00 e Tftlatlt Z-ID KICll ...... .., Tiit ...,..,.....,.. -12:30- • MMit: ~ "Tiit htlaltth11 1 ... H (com) '69-Sir Ralph Richlrd· son. Rita T ush1n1ham D ()) (JD) a l1it Strwb tf S.11 fre11ebc:t "8et::.:::._.1eance" CD Trlltll Of m lllovl1: ~ "lttt of Tltrtt Qwttlt" (edv) ·~-Hedy Lamarr. 1100 e oor...,. • Mawerid ..... : '1*11111r , .... (COfll) '39-lo1tlt• Youna. btwid Hrven 2:00 ...... '\.Ill .... ~ Ceom) '• 1-lUQIJlt 8'11. Edca/1trr11 • Charlie l*:CattltJ, Flbbtf l*:Get & Molly. ..... .,.,.... Caf .. ,,,.... .. (mys) '49-lean Kent. Alk rt ll1v1n -2:30- • ......_ '1rap lor Stvtn Spte&.'' "Tiit flp tlna tn1111n" • ...... : "lltukt" (d11) ·ss-w111i.m Pr111e1, Cllrlltlnt W11rt1 • Otts.rt 4t00 ............... ltltS.... ....,. (dra) '46-Stewirt Gt1n11r, Phyllb Calvert. Patritlt Roe. -4:JO- ...... .,.., ., ... SltlMtl" (scf.11) '58-Rictiml Otvon TV WEEK. AUGUST 6, 1976 I FRIDAY AUCUST 11 r._,......,._.._., plNM 11t NnlMl "°'IAllS . .... fer,_ cu:_f1_11, .. Vie ..,. ..... DAmlll ID1D 11:30 . a:> ...... fer ....... (mLIS) '55-Bttty GrJblt. JICk Lemmon, M111e & Cow11 Champ1011. Myton McCornuc•. Paul H...-ey 11:#. a:> .. ...,,,.... (th) I '52-Ricltard Boone, Peter Lfwfofd, Mt11<Hn O'Hltl, fin!Jy Cume, ChillS Rafferty. J:OO (fl a:> "Sllrt Ille ........ Witt! Owl ... (com) '70-Gene WUdtr, Donald Sutflerfalld. Huall G11tfrth, Biiiie Whttelrw. .J:JO e a:> "Tit• All4tfM41 T.,..' (drt) '71-Sean Con11er1. Dyan Cannon, Martin Btlsam. Ralph Meeker. Alan Kine. •ViNINQ 8:00 9 (J) WtHtr .... , While enl'04.fte tv 1 daert ltundl &itt fOf • mliillt test, Olan• Prince flnlb her· self sldttracatcl Into an llmost·ctiost town t"'1. oddly, Ille MIN 11111tl• to ltm. .....11 ---~-- ' FRIDAY (Contiftued) U 0 (U) llK-ShMp S..uadron "Hotshot" (R) frank Convttse plm 1n Almy air Kt who seems only too an11ous to help the Black Sheep but iuspicions surfitCe when he ta•u oft on a alory mission accompanied by y0un1 leb Plu1U (RtS(heduled) 8 Cl) ®l 9 Tai.Ith Paul Goes to New York ' (RI hb1tha suuests a catty llollywood 1oss1p columnist to replace 1 departin1 Iii D llns Cl) roeus Oii ltrlt11• 9 Slrollt 6l) 61111 PtrlOfmantti T ht Pll1l1delpll11 Orchestra fD Ytn Ct!ltnlto C9 S¥111111tf Fil111 Cllulcs -10:30-m Cl)len 18 llllJ111fJ llllurab of lat• sllow host and thllS bttornts the fusl 1 1 :00 to &ti clawed 11 G llnl1: (U r) "Th Oulaidtt" f) . U (J) 1§1 QJJ ton D n1 (JJ) ""* (Ora) 62-Tony Curtis lames Fran O I.on Am.tkin Style c1stus. !tun 8ennrtt. Gre,ory O llo¥\t: ''A Tllllt to ton rlld • Walcott CD lllowle: (ltlr) "Ttft ~ to Time to Die" (dra) ·~8 -John Cavin. Hell" (dra) 'S9 Jett Chandlei, Jack L1to Pulver. Jock t1hhonev Don Defore Palance. Martine Carol ID fbe Odd Couple fD IB 0 Wnlllnlton WMk Q) Alllttltl 11111111 O> Humlllados ' Oftlldldas @ Bliek Ptnpe<tlvt on th• llm -8:30-Em Dick CMt1 D CD CIDl a Operatloll • m Y11itdldes f'tt1lcolt "Bless You. My Sub" (R) -11 :30- Skipper Sherman must hnd a wa, 10 a (() CBS ute M~•: I~ "Cold avord a scheduled 1~spect1on of the Sea T1•er which could result in the Swul" (dral 'T•-Chtrles Bronson, • Liv Ullman. James Mason. 1111 Ire battered sub's t>eine tahn out 01 land Michael Constant1nt Jtan service Topart fI3 (8) 0 Wan StrHI Wttk flJ (2)) 18' lol!M' C.non m [I Sllow 0. [doerdo u cr:ai f3\ larttta lllJ Mile Smlttl Sll«ts S,.Clal CD Hotan's Htrott 9 :00 Cl) Gtl Slllart -(1. Th fncrtdli.11 H•lk (R) ~ Ullas, 'foe• ' You ._ • ~ C111titllff HC llews When 01v1d Banner voluntrm lot 1 JAi MKlll~/lehrtr lleport medical t1pemnent that ht hOpes will cure his a11hchon 11 s tht Hulk who must appear to save hrs alter eto's life flJ @ 13) Th bdlord f1l11 The 81& Rip otf" (R) Roc~lord rs hired to learn whelher 1 min died ai:c1dent1lly 1n the cmh ol hrs 1111 vale plane 01 was dont 1n by his wilt (Suun Sommers). who m111e culously' survived, Ind lhe trail leads to 1 model (Jill Claybur2h) al an art colony U CD <Ia1 Qtl UC Friday Mo.it. (.t) (Zl11) ''lllr" on • Dalt" (tom) '78 Carol lnrell'ct. June All~son. Ray Bolcer Rick'Nelson lohn Byner, Meredith Ma<:Ru. 01d1 Conn. Cary Crosby, Pat Wayne, Geoff Edward3 Four coupln share a madcap Hawanan holiday CD Min &riffln Show 9 WOtM fL) lllllttrlllt<t Thutre Poldark O> Yo Ito ~I Ymr <Bl "9 F.turt ff Urlllil Ct11t1ri 10:00 B Cl) Pilot Prettcl. s,.,,, .. Randy H11m1n still n yo11n1 pnvate dtlechve. Jtrry ~anow. "'"° hu 1usl iotned a l111e ~techve acency 1n New Orluns A self educat1d tnme bull Sp11row'i 1e11.tt1~ and ltll oo not m.tkt up IOI his lack of uperrence 111 tilt eyes of his boss, Medw1ck (Gurld S O'louahhn) Wflrle other dtltthm are bulY try 1n1 to solve 1 mrlhon dollar lle•SI. MedwlCk puts S~"°" on the t111I of 1 miss1n1 b11d whose O#ntt llH offered 1 S 10,000 reward l1lh1n Clsll IS sptetal lllnt U @ O QlilMJ "Hurt ol the Mitter" (R) U11Cler PfHSUrt from • police h1utena11t, Quincy'• boss ~r I01ms • holy autopsy on lhe body ot Ille OWlltr of• burned out n1&flt club, but Qulnc1 Is subsequenlly called 1n to rt·o1m111t tht vtrd1tt of homi Ctdt . ltonard frey, lira Per•er au est. 12:00 e t•~•ht Zont ID Kol City (I) "" Holltyl!IOOM'1 fD llew\/Mowit -12:30- 1) llllowil: LCl "111111 of l1lt l!lykr lllflu " (adv) ~· Jvrone Power Michael Rennie l!I MO'rit: C.• "The 111111 frOl'll RioH (adv) '64-lun Paul Btlmondo r 1anco1st Oot1e1c D Mll'l1t: C "YumaH I we~) · 10 Clint Wal~e1. Barrv Sullivan Kalhryn Hay\ tfOl lrlll'lte: The \'amprres • Cl) Mowit: (C'1 "C1n Me llllst1r" (mus) ·~1 -Dan Dailey Berty G11ble 1:00 f) Talbbout U 121l 8 Mldnl1ht Sptti1I Co hosts are l1llle feat aod Emmylou Hams. and guests include Bonnie Raitt. Heil 'l'o11n1. less•e Winchester and Weathe1 Report G llluerick CD TIM S..p r acto<J -1:30- 11) Lott Mltfiw $tyle CD Mtp ...,_, 2:00 Ill lilMlt: lC1 "01ti.1tk" (dra) 71 -0onald PftastllCt CD .,.._ "Attack of the Robots:· "Walk lut on BeKon Street' -2:30-• Mtwlta: "love 1n Pawn." 'Jiit Lona Knife'' Q) '4t $11\art -3:20- • lllowlt: "JIU SIHI" (wt$) ·~3 Mark Stevens, Dorothy Milone. lee Van Cteef. ~00 ....... : HNI., Ifill" (dfl) '74 Jttn Simmon•. Ma111raf l octwood SATURDAY AUWST 12 MORNING 8 :00 D MsCat Slillllntf Stftmttf e tomlllllllitJ r~t. ID Ueiftnity of Ille ~ -6:10- 0 9J MdMmlMCI All D lia YalleJ CJ) TV Clawoom a o,,., ' Gollatll (}]) ~operty M1n111menl ID Ullh $11 0) Gutst SflOf fll) C.ptlontd AllC ,..., 7:00 fJ Sul'llmtl Stmesttr 0 @ IUl Holl& llel\1 fltiooty B CD CIDl l8l D,nomutt (() loll S.rdl 1J TIMI Hot flldat Sllow G) LOI Matin ,.,lttnn Cl) WOmaft it.tf to Rt1I fD Toa• for Healtll -7:30- • Clmera TillM O l2JJ ~ Go Go lilobttrotlers 0 hcaetllfS • ()) cm <ZI S.perlritllds J) f1-f kr111tf1M11b a Tiit LoM aanc., ID Mo.it: ~ "leyond Jlll0111· baiu" (adv) SI -Corne! Wildt Oonna Reed Leo Cenn Ron R•ndfll Cl) llonlptr lteofll fj) lul Ubte & Tou 8 :00 D <.ll Tilttt ~ Stooces 0 lllowit. "Stampede" (w~s) '49 Rod ~merM, Cale StOlm 0 Mowit: '"SW!d Ill "" 0.11" (adY) '49-Dana Andrews, Marta Toren, lull Cllandter Stephen McNally fI!)1i» -8:30- U (J)~buUY 8 CD <Ia1 a Ltff·A-LY111pjca Cl).., fJl) °"' bsy 9:00 fJ ({) lup lliftllJ/llDtd bllMf CD llllwie: "fwe ti A lllllf' (dra) '51-Cdmond O'B11e11, l11abeth Scott. leny Moote. Aleunder KnoJ Cll s. r°"' fZiJ T11n11bollt "fOOd felislltt" Tht tooch we~ and tilt lillelul th1nSj they do to "'· ue e.aa1111ned lhfoup trim and comedy Captioned 101 the hta11nt 1rnp111ed G lmlatlt -9:30- ., llll <JI) ThlM """ ,llltMI • ..-..: "Tiie Tllln1 Stutt" (d1a) '64-Steplltn Boyd. Jtek H1wk1ns. DtaM Cilento, R1Gh1rd Attenborouih mz..t fD [IC.a Cs u Vala 10:00 u Q.I) 0 ...., hlb/ltit.lt:a • WllllM: 0.. « U.. ., lllillt: CC> "Tiie Str•• hattl of Mttt Hltltf" (ll!ys) 'O ·G•le Sondcremd, tudWia Ooftath Tl/ WEEK AUGUST 6, 1978 Em Once Upo11 • Ctauic CD T rlbcl111 ,.ublia -10:30- f.I CJ) lat1111n/T1run D @ (ft) S,.u Sentinels a cm I.Bl artHt Su"'"'°'* G Scitnct Fidlon TIMlalrt m Mo-tie 11:00 u QJl Qli lllaiof Lu111e '-~•II Teams not n11l1blt ftom lhr Netwo1\ at ou1 press time m 1ust '°' TH11s fD ""' -ll:30-u Setrab ot I.it 0 Dr1111tt D CD ®' IS) Am111un landshnd CD Nasllvlllt M11sic Ill Th• lowtry loyJ An•RNOON 12:00 U CJ) llfl P.rt·Stnon feotball The Dallas Cowboys ~ lh, Denver Brontos D TwltiChl Zone &ii fht Ent Sldt Kids ID This We .. In lmball 63 Tiit f rt11dl Clltf -12:30-a Monster ll11fy U I.}) HollJ'fotd Tun hmmy McHichol hosts with iuesls W1lhe ~mes Sus.in Rtthardson and Adam Rich 111 lrom E11hl I~ £ nouah 10 Oisc.o JO ID Tiit 1tae1r1 Cl) l.tl's Male • Dtal m G.ardenilla 12tJ c-siimtr's World O> fanlaria f llcoll 1:00 tl) LI [Jq11in1 U lllowle: CC) "The Fall of the lloman f.mplre" (adv) '64 Sophi~ Loren. Stephan Boyd, Alec Guinness. lames Mason. Omar Silent. Chmto. pher Plummer John Ireland. Mel Ferrer <ID> uaie G) So11I T11ln Cl) TIMI a.Id 0• fJl) Morie: "October" (dra) '21- Seraer [1$tnst11n's dr1m111c account of "ten d1ys that shook lhe world.'' the Russian revoluhon of 1917 a Trtnlvrt -1:30- (J)To IM btcllt Ill ~ ' Cesttlll a~ 2:00 CD T.,ic m flliaila: ,,.,....... II SfARS rttSOITS • MU Jvnlof O~pics G Tiit '971 MU f_. Oty111pla Con ra1e ol theH m11lt1 S90f'I cham pt0nships lhat rncludt rrack & htld. bo•ln&. o mnullcs, dmnt. syn c.trrontted sw1mm1n1 end wresthne Evtnt Is l!eld on campus al the Univeratty of Hebmu 8 "9 lie Valley ..... $41114 @t,_... a 11 tt1t Wah .r DhawefJ llfJ WtlltLC ~ TflMla Hlt'al~'s...._ -2:30- (]) Ultt11/Allllttn 8 fll111 Future 3:00 fl Cl) fat AIMrt CJ) ltCAA HllllNPb ..... AD Cl) lllerie: "'"1 ' Solll" (d11) '47-John ~rf1eld, l1ll1 Palmer D llnl1: CC) "llll•clt11ttr 73" (1m) '67-Tom T1y0n John Saxon Dan Duryea lohn Dre" B11rym0fe J<11n Blondell III II.wit: a::> "Rlt11t of hil" (susp) '70-louis Jourdan D11n1 Hyland CD llOYit: "The lli11d lendm" (dr1) ·n-Dwt Bo111de. Mary Ure John Clements, Michael B1y1nt a> Tam11 3 llotlt: "fhe Mmnck Quttn" (JI) Grut Tums/firtat Yms 0 Morie O Cotltc• ~ a. ~Muna -3:30-fl Spic. AcfftlllJ CD s,orta Clllllt1111 D Sltllrda1 8 Cirut Tu ms/Ciru l ,..,, m Etollomkallr S,.,kln1 4:00 Bllr. llapo (]) Cirut Tulltl/firut Tms G Vlf•lt to tlM lottofll •f tlM Sea m ...... : "1\b Wolllu h D111111ua" (d11) '52-loan Cml101d, Dennis M011an g Latill c..rtJUlll (21)Alriutlllofid ID Morie 0 lttal Estatt and Tev -4:30- • Cllilclre111a fNlll ftstiHI "Joey" A youn1 Puerto Rican boy movts 111111 hrs family from 1 tenment lo 1 larae. parhally constrll(ttd apart mtnt complo 1n New Yor~ and hnd1 himself bulhed by thret lou9hs until ht meets 1 master of the martial arts 11ho teaches him sell delense The m11Slc of Carly Simon 1s futured throu1hout the film a Cirutnt Spor1s b11nds fll) Que Pua, USA 1211 Wotld of S41rvtnl 5:00 8 Wtrld of Sunlwat e Cl) Sbr Trtk • CJ) 8 AIC'a Wldt Wo!W If s,..ta Cove111e of the MU S•lm m1n1 Ch1mp1onsh1ps trom Wood lands, Tuas and the MU Dtvint Cllamp1011sl11ps from M1SStOn VieiO. C1hlorn11. D lllttlt: CC) "Tt Hta & W " (d11) 'SS-Audre Murphy, Marsllall Thompson. Ch1rles Drike, Greu Palmer. m lllfit: "S••••rtl .. " (rom) '55-Kathartnt Hepburn. Rosuno Bram. Dmn McCaw1n. lu Miranda ID 8 'Ille MU ,.... Oly.ics ID 'Ille 0111J ™"I I ~'t Dt It H•r C.ptloned tor tht htlf1n1 1111 p1lred. A spe(1al 1bollt two lnftQ¥1 lrwt ed1Qt1011al procJlmi IOf pit COlittt studtfttS at ~llaudet rolltft In Wulunaton, D C • RlrSecar .., .... •v•NING 8:00 fJ D lltws D Mowit: ~ (lllr) "Tiit ~ Frt111 8r..U,.." (com) "'6-Danny Kayr, V1111111a M1~ m llloM! (211r) '11't11Mt "'°"' 1111 Way" (dr1) 'S3-John Waynr. Donna Reed ® Stlldit Set 63 1'1tt Oricluls m LMrt11M1a (HJ Ill Surch llf the Rut Alntrlu -8:30- D CD 8 ()) a (8) """ D Miry Tyler lloore ill) Mlftt. lZ ill) Onct Upo11 -Clas1ic fD Tw11allollt (JJ) Eton.kalty S,Uklll1 7:00 fl Hert 111d Mow (])Ahm·lZ D famllr feud u [,..itneq lot ""''* Cl) On 1111 MM Cl Space lt9t tilli ""'""" Jtct Show CD 9 LlwrlllU Welk Sllow @ W'tld Kln&M m ftllll future m D si.. 11e '""' C111C01t 0 Clllr1911 foot!Mll Sin Dttao at Los Anaelrs IHJ [\ltftina at ,. -7:30-fJ Tiii ,rice ts .... (]) Brady --~ D Ill Surdl llf: 1'1tt List Ovtdlman lllint e s,.dal ~Cl)._ •• ,... III Tlllt'a ltoftywod ID Wiid WOftd ot Animals @ LIRll Thonut lttt11t111btri m 1'1tt rw. AoMfes 8:00 fJ (() 1'1tt 1.-Ntwlltrt Sllow (R) It is • stac Thanksa1v1n1 IOI Bob when Emily fhes oil to join a family reunion. leavrna Bob to give the b11d to all his male buddrts D IHl QJJ Tiii llMk Woman" The M1rt11na Ate Comins" (R) Jaime has an •ll·loo·tlose encounter with 1 UrQ as she trtes lo rescue Or Rudy Wtlls. •l!o 11as abducted by a uro • Altc* ._.ft Ancrts vs the Stattle Mannrrs • CD CII 121 Tiie UC ~ s,.del "Fast unr Blues" A blunder· prone ern ol l11nd pded "tvtrate Amenuns" htts the !Old 1n a wt.eel s1>1nnin1. 1ar·11mm1ns. cross· counby IUIO '1Ct "1th • m1lh011 dollar pot or eofd aW11lln& fhe Win· Ml 8et1 Parks, hlia S.lsam. Bart Braverman. TonJ Oanu, Janice Httdtn. Charles Muiphy, Gary Pr,n dtfpjl, ~ron Ullfick. Judy LArid'ers and aon.1d Hotton stat G lllftit: CC) (IO) "lac'!~" (wa) 'S6-RIC!lard Widmark, Donni Ratd~,!~l11m Campbell • ~cw. , .. ~. "'* c.trll l1m Stafford Is host of this muslclt!Yariftr hour ID1111~011e1 oc...,.,..,__ • 111111: "t..w & 0110fder" star 11n1 Robert Motley and Mid1ul Rldar1vt. e Ne-. r,...." ~ -1:30- fl Cl) la~J 1'111 lta Oltv1a dis 1u1ses hemlf as a sensual French tempt1ess lo win a waeer from R1y by p1ov1nr that Cot Dlekey's moral in lt&nly 1s more lh1n skin deep 9:00 D Cl) CIS s.t11rda1 lllotlt: Cl!) (Zllr) "The ~ CallM Hatter fta" (R) (dra) '77-lo1nelle Romero Ronny Co1, Conchata Ferrell John Durrtn A doctor with the Bureau of lnd11n Alfaus 1ts1cns his post and takes up 1u1dence 1n a reformat01y 1n an ellort to help 1 tecn11r Indian &111 locked in 1 sp1111ua1 doth struule between her Indian he111aae and 1he hard rtahtin of the •h1te man's world What follows ts 1 t1tan1c emollonal strurale as the youna doc IOI and the f111htened, stubborn 1111 clash in a desperate battle ol wills he11htened by SUptfnatur1I powtts D D' lllC Satunl1J lllotlt: CC) (211r) ''The Ciotdtn Heist" (adv) '75 Telly Savalu, limes Mason, Robert Culp, Aldo Ray, David Warner An American businessman. a master 1ewel lh1el ind 1n u ·Germ1n army 0H1m conc«t an elaborate plot to retover a shipment Of gold bulhon stolen 1n wartime and hidden tn an arr raid shellet 1n what rt now (asl Berhn • m III a Lon ..,, <R> Sec menls tnctude "Crash Diet Blues" with Jessica Waller, "This Business of Lon" with Caren K1Ye. Chus tophfr Georce Jack Carter and l1yne Meadows. and "I'll Nem fall in Lowe Attrn' ••lh Rose M111t Morry Amsterdam. Annette r unicello and M1thaet Cillan m1tttttn m w s Sm11g1eri 9 t. '•rlorwunce at Wolf Trap Al llut1"*9 Tlltatrt -9:30- Cil llllfll: CC) (90) "Cllill Cmy Horse" (wu) '55-Vrctor Mature. Susan Ball, John Lund, Ray Danton. 1<e1lh Larsen, David Janssen f.lll Inside !tit World of lftM Allen 10=00 8 CD (IDl QI f111t.asy bland (R) In "Funny Girl." with Marcra Strass man and Dennis Colt, 1 famous comedienne wants to escape the spoth(hl and lead a normal life, and 1n "Butch and Sundance," with James MtcAtthur and Chns CoMellr two youn1 men want to lud the infamous Hole·1n the Will 11n1 TV WEEK. AUGUST 6, 1978 0 Tllt ,..,._ VL lau Ciarcla CD '"' CiGts tltt Ctlilltry m Coll•&• fD 8l lft i'11fon1111tt 11 Woll T "' Three of America's top JIU performers-Biiiy Ewlttn, p11nu1 urt "Falha" ,titnes, and t1umpetfl Dmy Gillespie, appear toeether IOI tht f11sl ltmt 1n morr lhan 30 years CD 8'onic Womu -10:30-m11 ... 11:00 D B (l)CID>llews ...... D Lon AlllttiCH Styfl Ill Secoecl City ...... CD Rims l'r•S..1111 foolllllt L .A Rams ~ San Dieeo Ch111ers 0) MOlltJ hthon'a Fl)l111 Cin:111 @ Tiit Mman Jae• Sllow ID Tiit Two "°""les '2f) 1111 Humbard -11:15- lllowlt: "lfohn l.a11et" (•ts) '54-R1ch1rd Widmark. -11:30- D lllowil: ''The •• llttoo" (dra) '55-Burt l.lncuter. Anna Macn1n1. D 0 U Saturda1 lllpt llYt • lllerie: ct) "Tiit etw." (d11) '66-Robert Redfoid, Marlon Brando Cl) Mowlt: ct) "Tht Ila Sky" (wes) '52-Kwk Douclas, ChzabMh Thrull D Moorit: ''s..t Soulld ol O..ltt" (dra) '63-Cmil Cape. Lota Alba Im MMe: ct) "Tiit Wediest Sllip in th1 AunJ'' (com) '51 -/ack ltmmon. 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