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Home My WebLink About1978-08-13 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ' ! 1 . _. OM8I OP ULW'S flUN mNI DMllON 11ft8 IPRUCID UP Im.a POil THE A....,.,. ARIA l'HAT WILL KEIP Faft18 WHHL, ADO MOHRN 1HOP9. I I ~ I ~ ' I .. . j r . •I ~~~~~~-~~~~MAl'- TM .... PmtS wMel, deeafatlld wttla ltl 1W ol 11999 ud ftRi ...._-llhiitlftii• ~ ...._ ~ .. lfKU ror men om • , ...... ..ndlC .... cr-..o1u.e ... f.oM. The tlloe:k tlflll&N aaulHllMllt area, too small to be tilled a park. Is a tllrow badt to tbe bamy-tGat days ol Newport Beach one ol tbe lalt JMMlmarb ol tbe dty•s orilin u a tourilt town. It ltadl·today much u it did ln 1ID wbeft an EngUslunan named Al Andenoa brouibt it into belna out of a bodge podee ol abopl liDlnC t.be bayt?aot. 1 IN 'l'llB INTDVENJNG yean. thousands of children have dNUed parents throqb tbe arcades and abopa1 entaniUq amall ftncera 1D sticky wadi ol cottco candy. beainl one more rid-eon tbe-cG'OUMl or boplnl for a prize &om the bueball toll. But tbere'a a part of the Fun 1.one'a story HYMCM.OS that lan't all llShta and sames. It was the sceae fJl a vice raid more than 25 yean aco when VOL. 71 NO. 225, 7 SECTIONS, 108 PAGES Tbe surf was small at Newport Beach $aturday. only 2 . ~eet. But these youngsters appear to be happy making • > the most of their boogie boards. . ~ ------------------------------------------- ' ' zz? 1Y bougbt it aay they will malDtain it althouab they plan IOllle ma· jor~. avtbortdel c:cdlicat.ed IOIDe MUl1 peep lbowa from tbe arelldes • Tbe peep lbow scandal left aome Balboau lauablDc llnce the buildlq from which the maddnes were coatlscated bad long housed an Wegal biqo parlor Jnd alot maeblne hall. "'fbe fOtteS tbat have fOUlbt for retentloD of~ hn Zooe-sue tbat on tbe Orange Cout at least, it ls unique. A stroll through the area with tbe two men wbO b .. e nm It for tbe past several years la to sample altilllivelytuteof Newport'a put. The Fun 1.one ls located on the ba.Yfront block.that la bounded on one side by die bistorle BallX>a-Balboa Island Ferry and oa tbe otber by tbe even oJder Parilion. TllEllE IS A CITY LAW probl~ me ol band cqam -tbe archaic devices tbat provided loud UJ'OUlel muaie -beeaule the peace cl the nei&bborbood wu d1stmtaed by one when the Fun Zone opened. In the social turbulence ol the •eo., it beeame a hang-out tor disillusioned youths -tbe hippies -and families were driven away by atmosphere of clrup and de!inqueaey. BILL OLSON, WHO'S BEEN a coacessionalre at the Pun Zooe for 16 years, knows tbe area well. He ~ame a peraoaal friend ol Ancfersoa's after moving to Balboa in 1938. . Tbe families bave come back. but tbe Fun Zone in recent years bu been tbe battlepound for polittelua--and develcpen fighting over tbe property's future. ·v~." says tbe bespe<Ucled and baJct1n1 Olaon. "tbe whole Pun Zone is vintage. Very little's ebanied aince it wu orilinall1 built." 011onn. worted"Tor the patlJ jeara wttll am Keonecly, a tall quiet man1'ho runs tbe rides conceaa1on. FO• NOW, rr APPEAU that tbe llcle beckina tbe continua· tion of the amusement area ta Jrl,nlalq. Tbe ~ mea wbo recem.. The two Fehia wheels -the bii one that looms over tbe block (See NOSTALGIA, Pa1e AZ> ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUN DAY, AUGUST 13, 1978 TWENTY·FIVE-Ct;NTS PlainRi4e& l \ I Tribute to Pope Paul VATICAN CITY CAP) -In the aadmaa and joy of -*"t Utur•Y· the Roman Catbolie Church bid lan!Well Satnnt.v to Pope Paul VI. "aereatsPiltt:'f On the steps of St. ~·1 Basilica, 10. red·robed eardiMll chanted a funeral meaa and then tbe body, escorted by a handful of relatives and church officials. WU taken to the grottos beneath the cbun:b and interred ln a shn· pie grave -the "true earth" where Paul had asked to be put to rest. . The quiet burial foDowed u • open-air service attended by 10me 100,000 persons, accordbll to Vatican press offtei~ m. cludint princes and premiers, pll&rlms, priests, tousJsts. housewives and worken. a Television cameras St . Peter's Square, the vast plaa where Paul was crowned pope 15 years ago. beamed the Kua to millions ol viewen ln 49 coun· tries, including Communist Poland and Hun1ary. Tht burial, as the IUD set behind tbe dome ol tbe largest church· in Christendom, marked tbe beeln- nin& of nine days of official mourning. But tbe basic cerelllOGJ was the same u would be conducted for any cl the wortd•s 700 miUklG Catb0Uc1. In a ba11dwrltten testament released tbe da1 Police Probe Hollywood Hills Deaths ... • COFFIN WITH REMAINS OF LATE POPE PAUL V1 STANDS AT BASILICA ALTAR before, the pontiff bad asked for chlldren • • . a voice spealdq as simple a tuner al as poqtble. out tn defense of truth ana Carlo Ccdaloel~ 85-,ear.okl j~ce. coodemninl noJence in dean of the Collete of Cardinali, every form, upholdln.& tbe rilhts led the service. one of 104 of peace, indeed a true prtnee ol cardinm saY1nl Mass prayers peace.·· in unllon. The service began with a pro. In a homily, •_delivered ln cession to transfer the cypreu Italian, Confalon.lerl euloilred c off t n f.r o m i n s i d e t b • .. the hollness.. of the life of bal,lllca to the marble s~epa lo Paul, 1'boee travell the cardinal tront of tbe chwcb. TU tdfin said ••brought one surprise aftet wu lald QD u.e at.pl, ni.t f adnl anotll6t to the various contbleala the crowd. near an outdoor altar ao that the U~(efellce ()f the · . built for the occuton. • • Holy Father tds mlnlstry The pope•• la~ wu everywbet'e, bealnniq with carried the coffin ta the itepa CJO the Roly Land. tbe birth place cl their aboulden, an ~ Boot ot Jeaua.•• the GOIPtll wu plaeecl on lt and CoDfllmdert ~ Paul as a wblte c~ncUet ~l1nl_f1tn1 ••a a~eat spirit, Of ~~u-. ta~' ettrn~ DU111eG a1GqS1c1e. te~•=· a heart $ltd "'"' 1'be .._. Cbapel cbolr Md • l:',.-.,..w:r-a to .. IQlaartw HD. pe_atlDI as-: all the i1itrt1U1 of bit· toclltecl ... UM f\mef&I M-. . Including GregoTlan chants{ some ot the oldest churth muaic. One bWidred·ftft)' prletta l•Vf- boly Communion. ; To Uae left facing tbe iltar sat- 1\rieata, blabops and church ol- ftclals. To tbe right, dlgni&ari~ froJD 100 eountitea. illcludini: BotaJ.ynn Cuter, Sen.. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Maas., Gov: .. Hugh L. Carey of New York, Rep. Robert Glalmo, D·Coon .• and U.N. Secretary-General Kun Waldbelm. Oftklals from Poland, Hun1ary and East GermaQY _.a rel~ delec•·. uon from the So'llet Ullloa were al9o pe._eat, AD eetitnated 7,0GO to 8,000 , Policemen watched over tbJ .1 tbrOD& to bead otf U1 poeatble ! attack by th• terrorists wbo ·~ ve plqued Ital)'. I I . .42 DAILY PtLOT Insurance Scare \ I I Elderly ¥ictims of Duplication? ' W ASHJNG1'<»1 CAP> -£Jcler. ly Am~rtcam wbo buy i.muraace to f\ll the l •PI ln Medicare c:ov- era1e are subjec!t to wuunee 1aletmen '1 acare tacUca, a Federal Trade Com.mluioo ttatt "port a~. Tbe report IQ9 12.1 million Amer icans ba~ t.M additional t01uranff and nearly one-fourth of them wound up with un· neceaaary and eapea1ive dupUcation al eover-.,e. ··II edlcare supplement · pollctea oft.en r.u t.o cover tbe m ost impo rtant gapa in Medicare. None coven pby1t- clan 's cbaraes above the level Medicare determi.Dee lo be re- asonable. None covers the it.ems a nd services Medicare will n4'ver Pl.)' for. such u routine physicals. eyeclauea and medical appllaoeea," said tbe repOrt. •clally released today. "Like the rest of the popula- tJoa. few oldlr _.... u" lD-auraqce cov__,. '10/r' pNICli~ UoG .,,. Ott .... c .... -hfO lmporgm ppea .....,_, .. Ii wd. ~ Wla•D ••ted for comment about tie report, Keoo.U. YI. Wblte, vice pneldeDt of tbe Health Insurance JnaUtut1, an lnduat.ry iroup. said: "TM leaders of our bu•IJ>eu hH:• en oat npea"4b and for .. alMl tbe maraunc ol 111pp ementary bealtb l•· surance that la not deslped to be in U. . .belt interest.a ot u.e who Pw-ehue lt. We do not con· done an,y situation in which our cttbens may be confuaed by policies tbey bave bou1bt or have beesl a:Ualed into buyine more health lmurance than they actually need." The rre staff report pointed to these a~; -"Goose lists," circulated amoa1 a1eta tbat 1lve UM nam• ... ~ ot m QI' mentaUJ confuHd ttnlor c1t1Mal Wt.o wW "bu U1 • au:r~·oa...a u..m.0 -·· Oftr'' poUctee, tbe practice o eoovlnelnc older penoo• to replace tbelr in· surance wlth a new policy. A1ent1 1et a commission ol about as percent of the ftnt rear's premium for a new policy. ~egatta Starts Off 87 AUION LOCSABEY DIMY,_ ...... .._ ~Boys Lost, Rescued · 1n OC DroWnings Light lo moderate westerly winda 1ot the fourtb world cbamploolbip ffSatta for tbe EtcbeU.22 neet df to a com- fortable start Saturday wttb 41 crew• fJ"om the U.S., Australia and Canada ln quest of the title. But despite the moderate COD- dltioos, one boat. skippered by Jim Byrne, Melbourne, Australia, wu dl.smuted. 1'here w~re no hQUJies and the cauae of the diamuting waa not im· Two boys -one alive a.od lbe . other dead -were retrieved from Oran1e County waters . Saturday : Divers from Orange County • Harbor Patrol recovered the • body of Kenny Hoemlre, 11, of Garden Grove who apparenUy drowned while chasin1 ducks in a pond aLFoun.tain Valley's Mlle divers were called at mid-mediatelydetermlned. morning Saturday. -Winner of the opentni race About that same time. waa Rick Howard. JlublebMcl, Newport Beacb paramedics Maaa., ln a~ battle with 'nm were called to 2SCJO Bayabore J1011a of tbe boat Newport Drive wbere-aS.yeaNSld "u re-BarborYadatChlh. , ported un~ioua. ftlrd pl.ce ftDllber wu J . I. Rich Taylor of 138 W8lnut, Hancock. Melboutne, and fourth Newport ~·•· was aboard bis w.-Dick l>Mftl', Balboa Y.mt boat ..wba.. be beNCI tbe .boy's ~-JNtb,,pJ.,.. weal io Cad : Square Park. His body was found shortly before noon in 25 feet of water in lbe north pond of the sprawling : recreation park. mother ~· Ta,ylor Jumped Sutter of the Pt14et Sound J1eet. to tbe dock, retrie'vecl Ule 194 SeatUe. Wall. and admhµstere~ mootb•to· DefendiU ebamploa l'nd1t • mouth resuacltatloo. Tolhurat. Sydney. Australia. : Hoemke's friends reported · seeing him in chest-deep water : a bout noon Friday. They turned : away a nd when they looked • again, Hoemke had disap- He was gasping and crying finlllled 15tb. He flew to when paramedics arrived at the Newport Beach two days before s cene and transported him to ~he start of the regatta after Hoag Memorial Hoapltal winning two s~ meter uJJ1nc Presbyterian. championships, including the The boy, who spokesmen re-world title. in Europe. • peared, according lo officials. r u s e d to i d e n t i r y • w a s Second of the alx-race aeries : When efforts by the Orange : County .s earch and Rescue · squad failed, the harbor patrol transferre d to Children's will be sailed today starting Hospital or Orange County 1D about 2 p.m. lD the ocean west of Orange. • the Newport pier. ' ' °'"' ............... YEARBOOK JOKES EDITOR &nU: LAUGHING IO YEARS LATIA Gordon Beckley Remlnt.cea it Cl•• of 1121 RenUnlon SOth ReuDioa No. I Capo High Alumni Laugh Over Years By JERRY HERTENSTEIN OttlllDMIJPIMtlwt ••Everybody Jooka great, swt so mterest- lng. They are full of splrit, still the same peo- ple they were then." That's bow Sara Ross Field summed up 5'Ven of her classmates ~atbered at tbe El Adobe Restaurant Saturday for the SOth reunion al Capistrano Hieh School's Class or '28. Those swapping stories of the cbaJlCes 50 years have brouiht in their Uves and chuck!· in& over many. were John Willlama and John Landell. San Juan Capistrano; Harel Guilbert StrOlchetn, Monarch s.,: Mary McHenry Enfteld. Ventura; Mary JIQrPblne Barber, Salt Lake City; Bill Rolenbaum, San Francisco; Gordon Beckley, JUmrock. Arb. and Mn. Field, Menlo Park. There were 11 graduates that year. Tbey were the flrat to attend all four yeara at Capo HJgb wblcb used to stand a few blocks from the restaurant. A business trip kept Marauerite Er- rec~ls.latraoo Be•cb, f"1lD atieQllina. ~ern • atuclenl bodF~ 1a-. baa not beell b8:_a1d trom ~ ·Urb JllDI, Robert Callis ls decUsed. "l tblnk "'e all walked ln here (El Adobe> and. wCJDtlered wtll they know me. wUl I know them,'• aaid llary Barber. "I thlnt we all Yil· ualbed one another looklna like baca U... "ft ... a b.lt of • •bOck • .Yet .. all 6t ~ COlnlM each other. I thlnk lt'e the faelal U• preuiom. "Qan JOU lmaalQe 1 had bhd balr UMnf .. ..., Sara (BOii) there wu &~ad. .. B~. who UMI OD a fo-4 callacl.0.._ ... ~ ......... .., rubID• CbGDelt> ta 1U.ilirid JUlt au.tltde SeGt-Udal•~ bl'9l aehoo1 ldter two ,..,. bit went .Dw >'eaitl later u4 ll'MUiaW wbeabe,,.aK It toot a lot Of ,_ aU tbGle M UM ,_. nlosa dJlnw . ....-L ··~·,'.thM .,..., ................. ....._ YOUNGSCERS ENJOY WHAT MAY BE BALBOA'S LAST SUMMER FOR GAME BOOTHS Full Zone to Stay On? Upgrading Planned by New Owners U there's a future for the Fun Zone, lta new owners, Ralplr Gray, Allen Senall and Bob SeJ. ina •• ., they inteod lo find it. 'l'be three businessmen, all Newport Beach residents, boulllt the block in June for SL05m11Hcm. Since tbeD there bas been con- siderable apeculation about what~ could or would do with tlieu aeqnfiltfori · Friday they revealed they plu to ma1mam the fun zone as an amUllllM!llt area, replaclng tbe old bulldlnp on the parcel wlth some modern.lied shops and offtces. The landmark Ferris wheel and other rides will be main- taiDed, they said. Senall, who makes his money invattng in property, insisted the group ls 1D \he project as a long-term investment. not on apecuJation. "U it takes one year, five years, 10, 12. whatever. we're willlng to commit ounelvea to .this th1Da wilhout rush1na ~·· aw. said. The trio hired marine contrac- tors Trautwein Brothers to de· sign a »boat marina to be built along the 2ll·foot water frontage that comes with the property. It wUl replace the existint marina that the new owners describe as ,,, .... P.,,e AJ NOSTALGIA TRIP. • • and the smaller one generally favored by small children -are as they were when Anderson opened bis amusement area. "The merry-go-round is new, thoulh," Olaon sa.1·d . The original carousel wu sold 14 years ago. 'Ibe »ealled new one was built lll'OWld 1910. .. We've been told tbe big Ferrls wheel ts the tb.lrd oldest in •ration in the United States," Olaoll added. Tbe little car rlde ii another relatively new addition. OllOD bought lt from tb.e l(tuion Beacb ammement ~ and bad lt m- ltalled ln 1112. Tbe 8J'Cade bas made a few additions in keeping wUb the elec- tronic tlmes, fitting '° space ship 1ames beside the durable stee ball and poker roll. The fortune-telling macb.lne, devices to ·test strength and shovels that dip into mounds of trintets aod candy remain as popular as always, although scarred with age. Those arcade attractloos, both old and new, and tbe aame booths that line the fun zone will not remain after UU. summer. Olson said be found It impossible to fit bia operation iDto the new owners• plans for updating the recreation area, so be plans lo auctJoa bis machlneJ'y oft and retire. Kennedy and bis rldea are ex-~ to ltay oo. OlaoG oace faced.an aucdon in 1172 wbea the then-owner of the l'un 7.oae, JOhn KClliwller, WU Mt to buJlclou ~ad build 24 condoaWaluma. Konwlaer, .rho had replaced the burned down Jlendewaa Ballroom • t• blaiob away with a CODdomJDlam project. wu liven the OK 1'y db' Ofllclall. but Olaoa and Kennedy wen uved by the couta1 eommisaloo and a court battle lunched by local restdentaand bmlnee1men. Olloa aald Koawiler eoaftded a few years later, attu aeWng the property to Laguna Federal Savinp and Loan, that be bad never been so dad to get rid of a property u be waa ~ be IOld the land to the financial lmtitution. There have been a handful ol Fun Zone owners since Anderson was forced to sell bis property at auction in 1161. One was almost Olson and his brother who bad a chance to ~ lt and another block for $535,000. They dldn•t and values have since skyrocketed to the point that th1I June, the three new owners paid $1.05 miWon for the land. The problem as Olson see,, it, Ls the Balboa area that sur- rounds the Fun Zone ls sUU bound to the ecoaomlc ltnlcture that once tied all of Newport Beach to depead.ancy on summertime tourllt dollan. Like tbe days when ADderaon presided over the Fun Zone. much of the Balboa bullneaa are. atU1 deDeada oo aummer income to aee bualnesamen through the relative11 non-productive winter months. "Whatever they do here," be said, "They're 1oln8 to bave to taketbatlntocomlderaUon." extremely dilapidated. The marina is the key to their plans. the first ln the long senes of steps lo modenme the Fun Zone. ''We've got to have the marina t.o keep things sort of even financially." explained Gray. The Newport Center arcbitec- t\aral firm of Bissel-August has been retained to P"!P~ concep- tual plana for redevelopmenl of tbe~7ale. The partners have armed themselves with a 4-year--0ld set of conceptual drawings to U- luatrate the type of renovation they have in mind. ·'Of course the first thing we're going to do as soon as summer's over is paint every- thing, put up some nice fences just generally clean the place up," Senhall said. "We've told lbe shop people they can have a one-year lease with year options and first right of refusal lo lbe new complex;• Senall said. He hinted that the redeveloP- ment project the trio bas in mind may not be limited to the Fun Zone property, but be said • be wasn't loin& to make an an- nouncement until everytblng was set. "The idea is to try that area up and make Zone sate," Gray said. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ""'°".,..(.M-\' 0,.,1., "''°' ... t"WlftfC"•''°"" ---...... , ··--........ °'_ CH\l .......... H>qC-• i.---........... . 9!,llb1t'Mtl t.tioftd•• '"'°"'°" ,., • ., fOf' '°''• --...... H--°"-" f'-· ... ,.. v..... ''"•'"' s..dd•!llfliiM• V~tf• Mid ~ ..... _ .. c ..... ·-·--. Moft "' 9'1b1•"""9d Stttu,ct.tn 4l'tO ~" n. ;;:.-:~'1,;.:;t..;.:,. DI -.i Ba• _, .. _ ... ---·-,.,. o.rw. Vo<tPr_..,_0.-.. __. f-.1(-fdllo< l-tA M....,,.. --f>Q f cltlOF ~-"'""" 1!$WW omc: •• ~ .... \JeW.\IS..~ ......,.,... .... ,. 11 .. G--.SltWf ,..vnt1no1onh«ft '"'"""•"9ot.H"•'• ~-· ........ 1\101 L<t .... ""-' ..s..oo..oo~- Ttlephone {7141"2-4321 CIHaHled Actwettiatflg ~ ~ .......... -Ott<• 511·e310 f•-s-c,....,..,. ....... ,,...,_,.o._c..,..veon-•~ 540-1220 ~"'t! =. °::%.. c::r.:.~~= "'.r,,, .. .-..utt.1metth twf'elr. .,..., .. ttoroch1o d tril-t -1.i """llllH .i .....,...tll,_ ~ond ''•" oo~•~ ""' .. Co\1• Me\a C•hto•11t•• \•t>~f not~" •• er•-• U '9 '"°"'"'' DY ,,,.,. '4 \0 mo~o''' ,,... ..... , ---UM-"thl• Mesa 'Aids Airlift Operatio'1 Dear Friends and Customers: I am closing my store, Fashion Boutique, 333 e. 17th, Costa Mesa (behind the Pancake House) and would like for you to come by and take advantage of the price cuts and batgaJns. Some savings are: wr•, ............................................. w .... 132.oo New s900 Pl.YPUTS _., 11.U .............................. w .. s12.oo Mlw s900 -nm .......................................... WweS22.00 NIW s1100 ml $lSJ( RllSES ................................ Were 112.00 Hn s700 lM SlD lllllJ .... : .............................. w .. s1s.oo Hew sgoo SIUTUS .................................. Val"91 to 132.00 s5oo.s700.sgoa t• Tlf\ SE.LS, 1.-n .................................... s 100.s200.s300 l.mtl, 111111 •• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• w.. •. 00 ""' s300 . •••..•..••.••••..••.••....................... ~· ~~· Th•nkYou, Slncere1v, Marjorie Stamper I NARJO•IE STAMPER 333 I. 171• ST. I /' I I i l I - ' (• ' •l ~ , ... '\, 1.h 'Ii •·,I I • j ,I., I'-• " ' I ' ! I I I '' .. ,t, . , ! I ~ • !,. ·\' t• ',.\11~1 '-il "'!'"···· ,__Wish You Were Here Sundly, AUQUll IS. 1178 -,. • • • ' Best~sellil}g P,OSt car~·boost surf, but what abo'1tt Fountain Va~y? ' Charles BeafOt v~ )JM eout with IUs Mitock said be b constantly hiriag photo-~ •. There are P1'2ll)' ot earda cl. Dlmeyland and mlillltr lue Dla&ellilu, •ob;<ot Houtton. grapben to qpdate cards but some old ravori~ Knott~s Deny Farm, but none eould be found o1 llJIDSY-••...., ....... O..oldlieflntlmf.' nslw...S.ofta-ot Soulbenl Callt«Wa 11 of the lilut Pacllle ud bNclliw Pctv.f"ld on a Poll card Miit by a •ac•· JIOUPt. ·~~of tba P"'fillon tu. h'om U.e remain bestsellers. • FountainValley1CeDe. trff~~an.11~~-1,,:,. For ex.ample, one found at many stands Theonlylrvtne\'fewfoundonalJ(llltea.rdwas --... '1 llU tlUI view a.ad°"""*' a Pl'Mteanl now abows a familiar scene of the curving downtown a rendering of the Irvine Country Store 00 Sand to mall to my litlfrietd.1'' tBeqo ~· ~Hl5 La1una Beach shoreline. The picture wu taken Canyon Avenue near the Santa An.a freewa, in SOlta of --CU'da II a )uenUva mother Dicked Ole aame'.ftnl plUI, one"' a pie· in the 1950s when Hotel Laguna wu painted East Jrvine. tdJ'• tbai fn>m \he.bu'ltde. pint and had a sign on lop. They were purchased in the COUntry &ore bual-IW *" ....., till -,,,. aod vali.c.J stoNI: aJoaa the or.,. eo. 1D t\teb apolS Uthe Balboa~ Z-aocl aloaJ touriat· oriuted llariM A-"" .. Balboa blaad. • Bric Glrkm ot~t.!!·'·· !•eatloaina If one looks closely be can see"' danee·hall and aellfor a quarter. · hl C1NOD, but at tbe "P••IJlll9 lO -to fiabina, that stood near what are now basketball courts It took a apecial committee el&bt years qo • Betty DI-. who with huabaod llOb -•to& Criterion, a lilt abnp ot the Balboa PaYlUOD, laid JOO DOil cards at9 told MUI)' ••cb day ol the year. . Mlected a poll card at rudom ... (it pictured built in the early '70s as part or the main beach to eet poet cards of Coeta Mesa 5cene... • .. :' park development. Green hil1a in the picture u .e nearly barren or hundreds of hoMn now clustered there. ho ..-Juat -the aatnMO bold e.eoo -lllllr -ed. lb•. Dlcto.!e aald. "l~~· The art colony's popular Festival of Arts bu ~ 25-Cent full-color post cards of 12 scenet from Sbe onion a 1.4>1A) ot 5.000 a IDOllth"'"" two lllililliUlol'r.GOldelaHn'toaf--...i- llltoek •sens ta Nonll Hol.,...,.... Tbe 1t1adard post card, I by 4 tncbel wtth fUU·e<>lor print, sell.I for te c:eds ta -atoreo. They have been at that price fOf' several years, but at one time sold for a pemiy, then 2 cents, then a nickel. "Il now cost.a as mucb to mail a card as to buy it," said Barnett Mitock. He predicts infla· lion will raise the price from a dime to 15 eeota ioanotberyear. Store managers and clerks point out that most tourists buy cards dep1ctin.a: thlngs they have seeo,especiallywaterscenes. The &b.. eavUion .and se.ver.S .BIJboa ferry. shots are bi&gest sellers for the Dicbons. "A lot th€ esto.nc10. j MESA PAST ETCHED DN EARLY CARD CANOEISTS SHOWN AT 1ll08 PAVILION doJphina at Marineland) for the sole purpose of making a purchase in order to cash a travelers check. "People want to buy c~ ol movie stars, homes 1n the harbor area but there aren't any available," Betty said. - "We used to have a card abowtne sailboats with the Pavilion in the backlJ'OWld. Buddy Ebsen (as a young man) was in one of the boats but not very tdenUflable. So I used to ten people who it was and they would buy tbe, card," she said. That one is no longer In print. The vintage Pavilion shots are fast sellers. according to Bill Caouette. owner ol the Tale of the Wha1e restaurant. He orders 4,000 or each of the four cards every four monlbl. -Proprietors of ·stores itloq: the cout •aid post cards move year-round because there is an ' increuina number of world travelers viailiq the area. of people Uke tO buy pictures al the tour boats they have ridden," Betty said. ''We 11et people in here from France, the Scandinavian countries, England, Australia and Mexico," said Louise Salb:er, owner of Terry's H·B Drugs on Main Street in Huntington Beach, a block from the pier. She is hopeful of getting George Watson, owner cl Golden West distributors, to have cards printed or the new Catalina Holiday boat now taking passengers from the Pavilion to Catalina Island on a round trip daily basis. "They see the post cards, say 'Oh, we were there' and buy,'' Mrs. Saltzer said. "People get off the boat (about 7 p.m.), come in here and want scenes they've seen at the island," Mrs. Dickson said. She also plans to order the familiar Avalon Bay shot depicting the Avalon Casino. Among the scenes of Huntington Beach are the pier {there's one simply showing the sign surrounded by luscious palms·at entrance to the pier) another of a surfer In a near-perfect stance atop his board with the caption "Surfing is good!" and one or the "St.atue Dedicated to All Surfers"' that stands at main entrance to Huntington city beach parking lot. ........ VIEW FROM THE WEST OF EAST GERMAN BORDER GUARDS PATROLLING STREET Wall Better Than Ever BerlinStmcture 17 Years 01.d Today BERLIN !APl -The Berlin Wall, built to keep East Berliners from fJeeing to the West. ls 17 years old today and doing its job better than ever. But West Berlinen have made 20 million visits to the com· muntat East since rest.rietions were loosened lo 1972, and East Germ~·s official Communbt Party newspaper suggests that it may be time to use the wall in reverse, to reduce the flow from the West. Most of the chinks lo the 100-mDe.long wall have been sealed, and tbe few East Berliners who escape today lend to uae ltealtb or &quiae lnatead of the dr1matre. scrambling ttasbet ol. earlier1.,yean. or the 10 eleapea this year. two were by abjtane and two in • stolen dil!:m•tfc ear, and three were t"Gennaa.border auards. ln one eae•SHI. three ltut Berlin atudenta dl11u.lttd tbemsel* aa ..-IO plll•· try to the beavll7 1uarded bordtr IOD8 UMmbMd a ladder ancl cUmbOd .. .,. the wall. Specta<ular Jumpa ---dowa of ....... alma the wall •IOPoed -the Sat l•w pulfed dowa tie Ito•••• ot brieted ,.u..-1. llU.. flllNlrlled Wlranorl the guardhouses and is whitewashed, making wollld·be escapees more visible. It is topped by 252 watchtowers, and much of it is patrolled by police dogs. The western side is covered with slogans. The Wall is set a few feet into Eaat Bertin. so that a strip of East Berlin fienitory runs along the western aide ol tbe"Wall. ' Before President Carter vbit· ed Berlin last month, East Germans croued over the wall to paint over the anti-communist slogans constantly beiq written on the wstern aide. New alo1ana have recently replaced them. howev~r. lDclud· ing a brllht red one accllllnl East German leader Erich . Honecker ot behla the "sboe- poltsher" of Soviet Pruidenl Leonld L Brezhnev. , The wall, which 1ver11e1 lP reet ln hftPt, ls • ieombfNtioD ot sermenta of metal srllllac barbed wint, ce-slobo ijij{ concrete wall, and •be.lre1et • West llellln, cuUtal I( alt"'"" Eutl!orllnu..Uu-the EutGennan_.rdo. Stac' It was bo11t, al ~ 'JO ed States, France, Britain and the Soviet Union, the four powers who sUIJ technically con· trot Berlin, agreed to let West Berliners visit East Ger'many 30 days each year. Within those limits, access to East Berlib ii liberal for West Berliners. Whtie 20 million vi5its were made, only 1,SOO West ·Germans have been turned back. Officials said most of those rejected bad previously run afoul d Eut German law or poUUes. A West Bertin tabloid recenUy publ!Jlbed a l\o!Y saying Wm ,Berllilen armed with Western eash and goods 1fiJere able to buy HJ: (l'O[l1 housewives and otber women in East Berlin • Ped~~an Dies in Irvine ' A .,-nan, delcribed Olll,y as male C•1.1caalan, 2.4. was •lnl•k ancl tllltd b)I • -· bouad,o\llOlnOlllle u be llOocl In Pageant of. the Masten. Shots are taken each year at ruW. dress rebursal ol the pageant in which live models pose as paintlnes and statuary. A reproduction or Ted De Grazia's paiDtine. Two Squaws. seems to be a popular choice this year, accordiog to Marie Henderson. She was working one rttent day at the postal booth, run by Amaranth. a women's group of the Muonic Temple. "We always sell t11any or the Last Supper," Mrs. Henderson said. The famous Leonardo da Vinci painting has been reproduced at the •• pageant 37'JeaN. POST l:AllDS DOUBLE AS COMMERCIALS , -~u-~~~-~~. ' postcards of scenes from previous years. L.E. '"It bothered me that we didn't bave Lang of Laguna Beach does the phot61r1phy.1 ything representaUve of I.be city.'' llid Lucy .., Pinkley. lon&·Ume Costa Meaa resident wboE.e . hultiand Alvin -us served several term&. as. mayor. 'TWO SQUAWS' COPY DN PAGEANT CARD This year the cards were printed by Mission Printers, Laguna. Mitlock said his firm distributes a hall million post cards per month in Orange, Los Angeles and Ventura counties. While coastal scenes abound, it's a bit more difficult to fmd .Jictures of some of the inner cities of Orange County. "But do you know we were turned down by several distributors because they said we didn't have anything to take a picture of. Talk about il low blow," she said. Tbe committee finaJly convinced Watson to get 1ome shots taken and cards printed of Costa Mesa but he agreed only if I.be city would ells· tribute them, Lucy said. .l'be....commillee_w.a:s so_dtli&bted when the cards finally came out that a speciaflunCbeon. attended by elf.¥ officials and dipitaries, was held to celebrate the.occasion. The cards depict the Estancia, built in 1823 and now a state historical land.mart ln Estancia Park. city hall at dusk; motorcycle racers at the Orange County fairgrounds and the de- corative city limit sign. Tbe cards sell quite wen. according to the Pinkleys. who operate a drug store on Newport Boulevard. "We were getting people who would come in (before the printings) wanting scenes of Costa Mesa," Lucy said. · But it's a safe bet Costa Mesa post cards run a good distance behind beach pictures sent to Mid west and Eastern relatives and friends. It's those pictures of rolling surf. sun and . sailboats that inspire the "California dream.·· Younger Blasts Quinn ;, F~pd Bre~s: on Smog ContrqJ Suit • LOS ANGELES (AP> -St.ate Attorney General Evelle Younger said Saturday that state Air Resources Board Chairman Ton Quinn was acUng politically when he asked a federal court to remove Younger from a sinog control suit because.of an alleged conflict of interest. In disputin.r Qujnn • s allega. tions Saturday. Younger's office distr~buted copies of a letter from Gregory Fox, a lawyer Jn Brown's office of planning and res~arch that commends Younger on bis haridling of the Exxon case. I facility was sought by Younger) deputies. In a petition filed in federal court Thursday, Quinn asked that YQUnger be removed from a state lawsuit seeking to impose state pollution controls on an offshore ref'ming and storage facility plann.ed by Exxon Co. U.S.A. in the Santa Barbara Channel. Quinn said that since VounJ;!er'S wife owns stock in Exxon. Younger coul'd not act impartially in the case. Quinn became ARB chairman after managing Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s guberoatorial campaign in 1974. Younger Is the GOP's nominee to face Brown in this year's race for the gov- ernorship. The tact that this letter ex · pressed confidence in the way Younger's ottl.ce was handling the case showed that Quinn was "politicizing the Air Resources Board" by filing the federal peti- tion. Younger's statement said. Quinn should "get orr the .public payroll and get on the payroll of the Brown Campaign Committee," the statement said. "Tom Quinn should resign im · mediately " In his petition before ttie U.S. District Court. Quinn asked that the Air Resources Board replace Younger as plaintiff in lbe Exx· on suit and charged that Younger had" personally in- terfered when an injunction ball- ing conilruction of the Exxon You"fer says his wtte owni; about 5,000 worth of Exxoa stock. The 1974 Political Reform Act states that a public official can- not participate in a decision when be has a direct or indirect financial interest, including stock held by a wife or depen- dent children. Missing Boy Hunt Mounts LYNWOOD CAPI -A search continued Saturday (or a !· year-old Lynwood boy who has been missing since early Wed· nesday, sheriff"5 deputies said. The yotlngster, Mario De Jesus Clea.se, was seen last by his mother who told him to r;o outside and play. Deputies said she alerted authorities when he railed to return. Marc Chagall ALECHINSKY APPEL BARNET CALDER CHAGALL CORITA :RAWFORD ' ERNST FRANC!S HACKMAN JOHNS KATZ LEW LIC HTENSTE11\1 over 40 histo<ic etdi;ngs aeoted ;n the Xi< .......... '"; ., .. \. MARINI MAX MIRO RAUSCHENBERG SC HOLDER SECUNDA STEUA EXhllfl!Thnl -IA~VO August, 1978· VASARELY rt .... -----poplllar .... .,. ""'"" Jnn .. o .... " .............. . INi•• e~ wlU. lrw ..... peraons tlYtaa IO -U -been tilled ~ Eut a.rot• 10-dltr1. but $N 1oldler1 thel61elvn bav• croe~ it, Thar•llao_ale_otlM total _.,., of -•• ""' -ll -"'" ..... ._,It --- u.. No. ' laJlt of.the s.n llleto Freeway tn trvlae Saturday mornlq. The S:50 a.m . fatal~ curred Juat north or Jamboree Rood, the CaUlontla Hlahw07 ~:~·~we::~=~~ WEST COAST GALLERY :\::'~ootHI~ ~~ 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT HACH TM I •-fll ... -la M&t•• •II• •••••la ••~ • ........ -........ Illa __ .. __ _ •NII= .. tolllJ,•UOll· the d--... aot111•• H u -·-.... ,..... 4 •-'"""1 OOe of Dlkt-kln. -~ ,_.;.._...:~;;.:::& 1:;:_.:":i:.::"::•·.:-::.: .. ::..--------...1•mi-~;.;;:~:=:.;. ____ ,, ·; I t • I A• OM.Y PtLOT @@&~1f 'V!l!J &1f@fl{J WHldy review of Orange Cout highlights . ....."" ..... COAST GETS AUGUST LIGHTNING 01.-LAY Coastal rain rare August event Rain in August? It's almost unheard or in Southern California. But the Orange Coast area received smatter· ings of sheets or rain one night early last week. And although the rain was brief <it only drlizled slightly lo most --areas) nature'-s--sk.y --show was a rare-summel'time treat. Distant lightning flashes illuminated a darkened sky just after sunset. At other times there were sharp bolts of lightning striking the ground roUowed by clapping thunder. Even before sundown the lightning went to work igniting a btusb fire along Golden West.Street..neu Garfield Avenue in Huntington Beach. The fire was extinguished 15 minutes after a 6:19 p.m. start. A few Southern California Edison Company lines were reported down and brief power out- ages occurred in Huntington Beach. Costa Mesa, Irvine and the bluffs at Newport Beach. Rain measured only a trace in most spots as the threatening clouds moved out of the area. There were reports of sheets of rain about 10:25 p.m. in Santa Ana Heights and Costa Mesa. One person said rain poured down for about 10 minutes near the midway point or Balboa Peninsula but said when he re- turned home near the Wedge be was told it only sprinkled there. Parking ticket brings fight from Diedrich A stonn of a different sort brewed farther inland in Orange County last week . Yet it too was rather minor and blew over quickly . Ralph Diedrich . county supervisor. hauled Sheriff Brad Gates into court over a $15 illegal p a rking ticket . Diedrich argued that his car parked on a closed county road at Niguel Beach Park. should not have ~n ticketed by a deputy. The supervisor said he was at the site to investigate complaints of Sa n Clem ente excessive kasb at the beach. He told Judge John C. Morrison a visor identi- fying the vehicle as a county car was visible. Deputy F.d Sbubach, who issued the ticket, said the visor was not in a down position. Gates also testified. The judge ruled ' Diedrich did not have "an excuse under the law that would allow him to park on a closed road." When Diedrich left the courtroom he found his car had been ticketed again. He bad parked into a drive sep11rating co~rthouse from public de- fender's office lnstead of a clearly-markded official parking space for supervisors on official business. Nixon home visit cost $250 San Clemente's best known resident, former President Richard Nixon, made the news again last week. The Nix- ons. who live at Casa Pacifica near the clt.y limits, will open their home Aug. 27 to a group of Republican loyalists. The event is sponsored by United Republican Finance Committee of Orange County and wt1J be open only to those with invitations and of course, the money. Tbe invitation shows a picture of the Nixons, Richard and Pat. standing in front of an entryway to Casa Pacifica. Earlier last week an Illinois youth, Gordon Wayman, 18, and friend Kent Alsobrooks, 17, met with Nixon for 30 minutes in the ex- president's home. It was Wayman's fulflllment of a flve- year dream. Wayman explained he bas been a Nixon ad- mirer since the latter was embroiled lo the Watergate scandal which eventually forced his resignation. "I felt he <Nixon) was just protecting his friends like anybody elae would in the same position," Wayman said. ' Onassis To Share lnco:JD.e? MOSCOW <AP> -Ser1e1 Kauaov, buaband of 1blpptq mlllioulna auutlna ODuala, Hld Saturday be la lookiq fol' a Job teacbhtl En1ll1b at a Moscow blah •cbc>ol. He abo aald be expects to abare hla wire's future earn1q1 .. S>-S>," but knowledfeable sources ln Gr"ce questioned hls abillty to do that . NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL/ WEATHER .. AT THE moment I don't have any job at all," Kauzov, 3'7, noted in a telephone Interview with The Associated Press from his mother's Moscow apart- ment, where tbe co\lple anLto stay unW a permanent bome ta found. His wife ls currenUy ln Athens. HALF A MILllON ELVIS FANS HAVE PASS!O BY 'KING'S' GRAVESfTE Kauzov quit bis $225-a-week job with the Soviet freight or- 1 an iz a ti on Sovfrakht two months before marrying Miss Onaaai.s oo Aug. 1 in lloaeow. 'King's' Guard Still Up As a high school English teacher, Kauzov would recive only $3>0 to $218() a month. But the once·dlvoreed newlywed clearly will depend on b.Js wife for additional money. "WBENEVEB A Russian la married, he ls entitled to half of what he and bis wife are eamln& during their married life." be told the reporter. MEJIPllJS <AP> -Before his boa died. security dllef Did: Grob's autcnmenll' aomettmes rivaled tbe acrtpta of televtaJoo'a "MlNiOGJm»OISlble." In tbe year since a beart all· ment killed employer Elvis Presley. Grob's job hatn't sot· ten any easter. Grob, now in cbaree of security for "1e singer's 13~- acre estate. said, 0 BefOR, tbe primary function waa to keep the crowds away h'om Elvia. Now the primary functiOD bas been to bring the crowds to Elvis " By Grob's estimate. more than SJ0.000 people have filed past the sraves ot Presley and bis mother since the gates ol Graceland Mansion opened to the public ln late November. -Engine Swap-Kept Quiet ( BRIEFS ) CHICAGO (AP) -Federal "1· ficlala learned tbat General Mot.Ora Corp. waa planntnc to put Chevrolet engines in its Oldsmobiles nearly six months before it wu made public, but the switch was kept quiet. the Zagoria to a Republican seat oo Chicago Sun-Times reports in its the Federal Election Com- Sunday editioos. mission. but White Houae of. The paper said an inveatlsa· ficiala said that Republican tion by the newspaper and the leaden bad agreed to stop in· Better Government Alsociatioo slstlng be name persona whom found that as early as Sep· Carter bad found unacceplaJ?le. tember 1976, government of. S flcials .. were notified of the SAf.,T .... re pla~ed engine switc:h and of NEW Y 0 a K ( A P > - GK'a e&aer¥SS to keep the de-Americam qree with PNlldmt tails from the public • • • And Carter tbat Rualan violations GI Treaty baa lncreued ln reeeot weeka despite recent soviet pro- secutiom ol dissidents. Erren 'f.,f-'tetl' WASHINGTON (AP> The Department of Health. Education and Welfare boasted Saturday that in a six-month period lt made only S146 million worth or errors in welfare pay- ments to the aged, blind and dis· abled. T•aleftreOld <See related story, Page 88.> ''It's sUll a very sad time. Dai- ly we meet people who recopb:e us or know that we were a&· &0ciated with Elvis and they want to come up and extend their sympathy and to pour their grief out oo us. It helps them but it tries us." GROB MID bis late boss bad a similar attitude toward the legion dbl& imitators, adding "I ban not seen any of the Elvis imitators, I do not intent to go see an Elvia imitator -)'OU can't hmtaletheQn.g.· ·- Grob's ftvOrite story of life cm the road with Presley is the m u c h · publlched case of two Mississippi coeds who ar- rived in a crate ad· dressed to Presley that, according lo the Invoice, contained two Afghan bounds. ""HLEY That ply failed. but Grob said a teen-age girl in Omaha, Neb., outwitted police and Presley's security people by appearing at a bot.el door wtth a tray d colas. Presley's favorite beverace. yet. after some tnwual debate human riabta abOald not cllsrapt about whether to alert auto nego~tioaa i,r • new arms buyen about the awtteh. federal llmlta: ~. • Anoel9ted offlet•ls wound up doin1 Prep-NBC~pollsbow. DOVER. Del. <AP> UghtDIDg atruct a H~·milllon 1allon Air Foree Jet fuel storage tank Just be!Oft a fire •tarted. ~ding' to a nearby tank and burning for almost 12 hours before it was smothered wtth foam early Saturday. She waa tripped up. but oaly alter lbe Nd seen Prell97 and • left with a reward, Grob said. nothlng." PubUc IUPPort for a new "Elvis gave her a tias and a scarf.•• The switch became public Strate1lc Arma LlmltaUon when Joe Siwek of Chicago, an~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Oldsmobile owner. complalned to state officials that bis car bad a Chevrolet engine. Tallc Stalle!e Bit TEL A VIV (AP> -Former Prime Minister Yltshak Rabin said Saturday tbe United States, Israel and Egypt must change their negottatlng posltloaa to ensure au.ccesa at the Mlcleut summit at Camp David. lfd .• nest month. Rabin told Israeli radio Ile feared President Carter may be tempted to present a spedftc peace plan ol bis own under the plae of "suggestions.. out ol a "temptation to make sure the meetlq succeeds." He said the Uftited States, as mediator, mmt avoid do1q tllla. Fl•M1ae11Beld NASSAU (AP) -Tblrty Florida f11hennen were being held ln Jail here on Saturday In connectl<m with a fishinl dispute that included sbootlna when Bahamas Defense Force cru.laen seized U.S. boats about 25 miles from Blmlni, offlciall said. A teen-age boy was shot during tbe incident. Viet..,, •I sere. WASHINGTON (AP> -Prest· dent Carter backed down Satur· day on b1s year-1008 struggle to win confirmation of Samuel D. 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"Tbue was no privacy at all," remembered Pauline NakamUl"a, 48, of San Dleao. "We had community showers in the middle ol the block -one for the women and one for the men." But like many of her frlendS, Mn. NakamUl'a, who ta attend· iog tbe three·day event that bepn Friday, harbors little bit· temess. ., ........ Ben Honda, 58, was a senior at San Diego High School when bis family bad to leave. "We were very bitter at the Ume:• Honda recalled, "but over the course of the years, you forget that. I was very dlsaPJ)Olbted wtUt our~gov· ernment. We were given no chance of declaring ourselves in· nocent. The government just said .all Japanese bad to go." GROUND CREWS BATTLE TO HOLD LINE IN WILDFIRE 11,500 Acres Consumed So Far.in Northem·camornl• Fonner Presiden!: TBE ''EVACUATION" was part of American fears during World War D that lts cltilens of Japanese berilaie would act as spies. Like many young Nisei men. Honda volunteered for the armed forces, joining the famous .. Go For Broke" 442nd Regimental Combat team, com- priled ol Nisei from Hawaii and California. Tbe unit fought in France and llaly and became one of the war's most decorated. Ford Slams Carter 'Inflationary' Policy SOUTH LAKE TAHOE CAP) -Former President Gerald Ford said Saturday that President Carter's administration has "reiJD:lled the flames or inflation'' with wasteful government spend.Ing policies. Ford told a group or 100 Republican campaign volunteers that if he had been reelected in 1976, the rate of inflation would have continued In August 19C2, the San Diego group was moved to Poston 3 and found scorpions, searing beat and barbed wire. It was estimated that in the three camps near Parker, including Poston 3. · the a umber of ~oolqe, ebildftll waa 10,000. Fr*acea Cushman Partee, then c:lirector of ·c:<>\alllelina for schools in lbe Highland Park suburb of Cbicago, was respoosl· ble for setting up Parter Valley High and getting it accredi~ in the st.ate of Arizona. About half her teachers were Nisei to whom she gave crash courses in education. She says the students excelled. Boys Splash, Clothes Dash FRESNO <AP) -A SalvaUoo Army truck driver bere says some clothes be collected re- cei ved emergency ··use even before be could get them back to the charity otpnlzation's offite. Two teen·are bays warlly poked their beads up from a canal and asked for some clothes as Rick Rux drove by. It seems they bad gone skinny dipping in the canal te> cool off from 110 degree temperatures. But their clothes were gooe wben they started to &et out of the canal, Rux said. Rux rumma14¥l through the clothes be had collecied and .found some that fit the embar· raased youngsters. · . downward. Ford also refused to rule out the possibility that be might run for president again in 1980. Questioned about the DeJDocnatic president's handling of foreign policy, Ford said Carter made a big mistake invit· ll\g lbe Soviet Union to resume the t'!>I' of cq-cllatr ot the Gen"9va coDf eTence between • Arabs ancHsraelis. · "We frankly kicked the Soviet Union out, and Carter and bis people made a mistake by bring· ing the Soviet Union in, because the Soviet UnloG isn't interested in a real solution." If ollllfled ,,, .. Din MERCED <AP> -A young man being chased following a rash of liquor store holdups here was sbot fatally by policemen after a reserve officer was wounded in the left leg. Edward Reed Newport Jr., 20, of Mariposa. died early Satur· day at a local hospital, ' police said. SelleolftreArs .. LOS ANGELES' (AP) -An early morning fire, apparently the result of arson, caused $170,000 damage to a downtown high scbooJ. authorities said Saturday. The blazj damaged the old Wing of Belmont High School, a two-story wOO(l-frame stucco building with a Spanish tile.roof. 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Memorex had filed tbe suit in 1913 charging mM 1ritll attempt. ing to rnodopolbe the .eJect.ronic data industry by eliminating competition lbrougb unfair leas· ing and sales practices. Memorex said It would appeal the decision. Dea!ll Talca /llate LOS ANGELES (AP> -Nima Gib~on, the 77-yeat;-old wife or City <Souncilman John S. Gibson. died Saturday after suffering a heart attack, officials said. Mrs. GJbson, who bad long been ill with bigb blood pres· sure. died in bed after the early·moming 8",ack. Funeral arrangements were pending. Bt1elc Bridge TeU SAN FRANCISCO (AP> Golden Gate bridge directors have raised ferry tares and cut commuter discounts, castJng the new Sl bridge toll in legal con· cr'ete. Tb~ new measures will bring the bridge cllstrtct another $1.2 million in yearly revenues for its increasingly costly transit operatlons. ' &undly, Auguet 13, 1978 DAILY PILOT ..41 t Wind Fans Blazes Northern Wildfires Rout Residents CAZADERO (AP) -Widfire tbat baa already burned millions of dollars in timber and homes io R\lisaian Rtv-r resort and farm.in.I areas continued Satur· day to threaten life and propen.y len tban 100 miles northwest ol San Franciaco. The faat moving fire. en· couraaed by gusty winds that apa>eared to be roving around the eompaa, routed scores 'Of residents from their homes Thursday and Friday. Some vie· Ums returned to find their pro· perty Just a pile of smoking ashes. -CANDY WACASER lost her house, her car and her money as the fire swept near GuernevUle, a major river resort area south of Cazadero. "Lots or people even lost their animals, but at least no one died. n she said. Scores ol chickens and rab- bits. as well as some horses. were seen dead and dytng in the fire. "There are Iota of dead animals," said volunteer fireman Tony Gonzalez or Guerneville. "I was sick of watching the animals run around in the flre." Grant McCJennan, spokesman for the California Division of Forestry, sald the fire was sUll a mile west of Cazadero Saturday morning. He saJd the winds bad calmed down ror the momont, and there was QO hnmediate an- ticipation of a mass evacuation. OFnaALS SAID that as oC early Saturday the fires bad scorched nearly 11,500 acres of timber worth more and leveled some 30 bomes. The damage estimates ran as high aa $13 million. Between 800=.and 1 100 fire fighlefl were on the lines. cuttlnc and ng a l'il\I around tbe blue. They were aided by six air ta.nten squirt· . ing cbemicaJ retardant onto the bot spots. Backup equipment in· eluded helicopters to traaaport equipment, and many scores of ground veblcles, Including 33 huge bulldozers, manned by operators from a dozen Jw1sdlc· lions. ·'There is sUU no predlcUld containment or control of tbe fire," said state forest ranger Alan Batchelder." He said firefiabt.en w~ b&JDPWed by the rugged terrain and SUSb wt11d.s. ELSEWDaE IN Oeli(onfa. two lisbtnina-cauied tires .-en brought under coatrol. A bl.au • east of Redding, whic~ destroyed rich commercial • timber on t.000 acres o( Latour National Forest.. was 80 percent contained Saturday. A 1.600-acre fire n.ear • Downievtlle. in Tahoe Nat.tonal i Forest. was reported 75 percent , contained. Q)JU..ejnment GS-ex· / pected cl a blaze tbat butnec! : nearly 1,000 .acres 12-mllea east : of Cloverdale. ~ I Women Due at Sea: · i \ i Wives Make Waves i > Gompers. one of flve sbipi { pegged to take women aboarc ~ wtthtn six months after Presi ~ d_eo.1 Carter stps the.blll. ~ SAN DIEGO <AP> - American's top sailor says tbe Navy plans-to double th~ 20,lJOO women in its ranks ove.t the next five years, but some Navy wives are react..i.ng to the news witb threats of divorce. ADM. THOMAS B. Hayward told a news conference here that placement of women on combat ships "isalongwayoff." 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Aug Ult 13. 197& Robert N WeedtPubl1Shef Thomas Kee vii /Editor Rush for Bench Warrants Concern Four Orunac County Judit•!-. were dumix"<i from omcc l.-Urpni-.an~I) .ind unN·remomo~ly In last June':, primary l'll'cllon In w m<-v.u}s th•~ may buvc bet•n good for the c.·ounty's Jud1c1.al ~\·stt.'m G\'t\t.'rulty u · JUdicwl uppointml·nl ends up bein& 1wrm'1nt:nt In lhl' p;1s t. incumbent JUd&es huve tw~n r~ dt•ctc.'CI "ith such r<'Rulurlty thut lht> position was thoueht of ns u 'trtual ~1nccurc Only the.· mo:,t outruacous bt•h.Jv1or or d~rl'l1chon would givv JI\ oulbider u good shot ..il ..i JUdJc1.1 l se.Jt ulre.1dy occupit!d O\btc.•r uf the four judges was mtt!rprett'Ci by some.• as reflect mg u c1t12t'n d1spll'<lSUr(' with leniency in the court ~}Stem. Others suw It ~s u fluke. And others Said 1t Wmi the rl'. ult of h urd (or dtrty I cumpuigning by thl' c.'hullen~crs Wh.tte\ t'r the cau\t'. the rL•sults did giw every judge 1n tht' <·ounty paUM' tu con~1tlcr his relutionship with the l'l'Ople outsidt• h1~ t.•ou rtruom Jt m ay mak~ them all bet· tcr judges. Tht•rt• i~ .1 dis turbing l'lcmL•nt in this s ituation. h<m .. ,, t•r Three of the rour who upset the incumbents wcrt' dcput) district attorneys. And now we hear word that deputy DAs an• hnmg up to challenge every judge st•t.·king rt>·elcction m 1980 .. Givt.•n the odds l'Slablished by this spring·s results. it could portt>nd a bench dominut· ed by attornl'ys out of the DAs office. That would be bad news indeed. Ueputy ·DAs. generally speaking. ure about average practitioners in the legal field. Some of them <.ire better thun <1verCJge. some below uverage. A few are bright far beyond the salary they are paid. But all of them art.• in· clined to reflect the role or prosecutor becuuse that's Lht.•ir fi eld of specialty Not many havt' had experience in the m a ny non-criminal aspects of lmv that foce judges. Jn short. the b.ickground of deputy district attorneys us u<Jlly doc!) not prep..irc them adequately for the widt.• range or resPonsibilities on which a judge is expected to ;.1ct wisely and dispassionc.1tcly Two of the th'ree ex-prosecutors elected to the bench m June are discussed openly by other luwyers and judges us being woefully inadequate. Their performance on the be nc:h has drawn s ighs and sneers and able attorneys are known to be skirting, their courtrooms to uvoid legal mangling of their cases. The e lection is a long way off. Still. even the remok possibilitv of this wholesale rush at the bench warnints 1.:onccrn from both in and out of thl' legal profession. Attendance Debatable Thi~ isn't the space ordinarily used to ballyhoo JH)ltt1cal affairs. but iJ word should be put in for Tuesday's encounter session between the two candidates lor the 36th stull' Senate seat. Democrat Ron Cordova a nd Republican John Schmitz. Cordova has spent two years in the state Assembly attempting to persuade voters in this heavily Republican .irea that his views range from moderate to conserv<.itive. no matter his party affiliation. Schmitz has spent the past few years attempting to persuade Republican powers that he's really in their fold. cfr~pite his abandonment of thl' GOP to run for president on the American Inde pendent ticket back m 1972. He also h;_is Lo live down som e very unkind things he said <Jbout f{tchurd ~ixon b<Jck when ~ixon was a popular figure. One's coming in from the left. one's coming in from I he right. so to spl'ak. Both arl' colorful. outs poken. quick-witted and hardly l.tcking in ego. It'll cost you eight bucks to see them and hear lh<'m in action. It 's ;1t noon CJl the Airporter Inn. tr you gd there t•arly enough you might get to .isk Schmitz if hl''s been invited to '.'lixon's S250·u-heud GOP I und raisC'r down at the San Clemente diggings Aug. 27. 1 And if so. is he going? Bo~ters Not Sheepish tr you think the Rams aren't going to be a popular itl'm when they move to Orange County. think again. Before Carroll Rosenbloom announced he would make Anaheim home for the t eam. some county boosters ~t'l up a luncheon for mid-August. The idea was to im· prt·ss tht.• Rams with the solid support behind them. The tickt•ts went on sale last week. They hoped to sell 1.000. Th<') sold 1.600 in l wo days. A sellout. t\nd that's aft er the move was a certuinty. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Oaily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Ptut Glitters ByL M.BOYD The other nlebt our youngest daughter, FTances, who is getting married next week, walked through the den in her robe with a small glass of amber liquid in her hand. "It's ammonia," she said. "What for?" I asked. She sa\d. "I'm cleaning my diamonds ... Good night! Not more than twice or thrice ln at least 2i> years of column wrlUng have I made Wt'itlen reference to any of the children. But this seemed so strange. Clean\ng her diamonds, was the? Last I looked, she was comtng home from elementary alrls' camp wttb. a trout UJree days dead 1n bet duftte bag, for • mom. They're trite, 1 know. these mJdd1e-aged mumlna- Uoos about tbe awlltl)' pass· ing yeors. Such lnslgbtl are universal to those who live Ion' enough. Let 'a 1et on with it. 'lbl• moment to mark t.be cal~ is no ncrament aa siiable aa the cleaning of diamond!. Q. ''Wblcb 11 larger. two feet aquare or twb square feel?" A. Two leet equa.re la twice as bi& u two aquare feet. Q. "How many tloua caVitl .. do 1 have in my head?" A. Elt&'t Q ... Wal J U1 Cbrlat t"ftt tick?" A. Nowhere in the Blble dort lt I~ IO. St\identa " tbe mlnd eon· lend that about 40 S*'Ctnt. of this comtt11'1 people have a mental 11e of 13 or tbUeaboutl. ' Nick Thimmesch How to Fill Shoes of Fisherman W ASHJNGTON -When the Colle1e or Cardlnala elecb a Pope, It atrlves to choose a man ftttlne tbe Umea the church must fl&Ce . Paul VJ was a good Pope b.:c:iuae he beld the church to1ether du.r· in& great U.P· beaval. Hls / record reuds better tban did the pulse 0 f h i s personality. Pope Paul V 1 went to other Chris· lian leaders. he celebrated Mass in Jerusalem. he visited India and risked assassination in the Philippines. His predecessor. John XXIll. was celebrated as the "door opener," but Paul VI opened them further. and kept them open. HE ALLOWED languages other than Latin to be used in the Mass. jazz and rock music lo be played during services, nuns to wear modern garb, and Catholics lo eat meat on Friday. The Wall Street Journal criticized Paul Vl for declaring that if landed estates didn't help the people. they should be ex· propriated, and for questioning the absolute right of private pro- perty. His message gave im· petus for reform in the Third World. But Paul VI is gone. and the church and the world of believers and non-believers needs a new Pope, one who will be listened to more than Paul was. . THE POPE sets standards which have merit in that they at least get people to discuss and debate and not bob around aim· lessly in the secular sea of re- lativism. Jack Anderson The church sorely needs to be heard. to have its credlblUty restored. For while the church bas made proaress lo aetti~ closer to the people in tbe Third World. it has fallen out or touch wlth many of its traditional followers. The vast majority of Euro· pean and North American Catholic couples, for example. practice forms of birth control forbidden by the church. TROUGH PAUL·s 1960 en- cyclical <Of Human Lif~) reaf. firmed opposition to artificial contraceptfon, there are many Catholic thJnkers who believe the lime has come to explore another approach, namely, a dual view of the sex act. These thinkers bold that one purpose of the sex act ls reproduction, but that another is communion I an expression of lc-ue > between man and wife. By .· this logic. there would be in· stances where artificial con- traception would be permitted. If this view ever prevailed in the church, many are convinced that Cathollcs would renew their faith and r>ecome active in their religion again. Another question plaguing the church Is the ' Increasing shortage of clergy . SOME TIUNKERS argue that the day must come when the Roman Catholic Church aUows some of its priests to marry. as the Greek Orthodox and other ancient Christian faiths do. or makes a more vigorous effort to increase the number of deacons who can perform ecclesiastical chores. Paul VI went to the world. and hJs social thinking was righl for what ·s going on in the un· derdeveloped nations. But the church needs now a ---- further broadening. The church and world would benefit if the College or Cardinals elected a oon·ltalian for lhe Clrst time rn tour centuries. IT WOULDN'T have lo be anything as dramatic at~ thl' selection of a Russian Pope. ru. in Morris West's "Shoes of the Fisherman ... but, hooray. 1( the Cardinals choose the next Pope from the Third World. I wowd also bQJ>e lhey would choose a Pope in his SOs. There are some candidates. Alolsjo Cesrd1nal Lorscheidor. 53. or Brazil 1s one : New Vork 'l> Terence Cardinul Cook. 57. 1s another. The ele<-llon or a non· ltahan Pope would further decentralize the church. and remove the no. t10:-t thut the church 1s an ltaJian creature. The selection of a \'Oun~er man as Pope would ht.- in line with the population trend m that part of the world on the way up -which ts young THUS THE church would re gain vitality. and with it respect and audience. The truth is that the church isn't paid much <11 · 1ent1on in Europe or North A mer1ca anymorc The strong ant1 -Cathohc1sm in the U.S. today. ror example. If. not sourced in old-fashioned "Know_Nothing1sm" nor does d. tome from Protestants. lt is secularists wbo have seized the opportunity to jump on a church gone docile. The world will be bettl'r served if the next Pope has credibility and listeners when he speaks to and for humanity. That lrad1t1on;il. com pass1onal(' voice needs to be heard in a world alway« buffetl'd by changing socral rorce). Survival's More Grim Than Slaughter WASHINGTON -From eyewbness accounts and io· telUgence reports, we have writ· ten about the horrifying mass slaughter of men. women and children who belonged to the old order in Cambodia. But there is another story. just as grim, about the peopl~ who have man aged to survive in the radical and prim\tive c ulture\ that the com - munist con· querors have created in Cambodia. It's a story that cries out to be told, a story that should stir everyone who calls himself a member of the human rac e. Already. in response to our past columns. Americans by the thousands have called upon Congress and the United Nations to brand Cambodia as an outlaw nation. THE KHMER ROUGE have completely cowed the Cambo· dian populace by demonstrating that they will bludgeon to death anyone who steps out of line . Earl Waters Mistakes that wouldn't even be considered misdemeanors in the United States are punisbable by death lq Cambodia. Thefe are two levels of crimes. Those who arrive for work late. work too slowly. reign illness or mistreat their children are guilty or first-level viola· tions. The offenders are "sent to Kosang." explained a man who worked for the Khmer Rouge in Sisophan. "Kosang" means "re· construction." "rf you are caught twice. you are sent to Kosang again ... ht' said . "If you are caught a third time, you are dead ... JUST ABOUT all other crimes are capital offenses ... lf you are ('aught for these. you wm be killed the first time. They kill you by bludgeoning you." said a man who escaped from Odar Mean Chey province. What are some typical capital offenses? "Gathering with more than three people of different families. complaining about working conditjons or food al· locations." repUed the refugee. "Even visiting a friend in his home is prohibited." Romance is also strictly controlled. Cootrpary to the com· munist claim that classes have been abolished. villagers are permitted to marry only other villagers. and relocated city peo- ple must marry within their class. The rules apply even to party cadre. "If one of the party cadre m a village is caught in an affair with one or the villagers. he will be stripped or his authority a nd sent to work in the fields. But he will not be killed. because he has been working for the people." explained a former teacher Crom Kach Roteh who walked 21 days to escape. "When a }oung man or woman wants to marry." he continued. "they must ('Ontact the villa~e chief who writes down their request. When the list is long enough. the party or· ganizes a mass we dding ceremony" that won't interfere with the work s chedule . "Fornication and adultery are dealt with by death ... he added emphatically. The populace 1s divided into villages rangin~ from 100 to 600 people. They walk from their villages each moming to cen· tralized farming collectives. The journey may take as long as two hours. 'Advice Too Good to Pass Up Lance Montauk works for the Le1lslatw-e. He l!i one or the .. consultants." As such be c:on- stltutes part ol the corps or workers whose "&real knowledge" and "expertise" guide our lawmakers in their monumental decisions He is one or al'army of consul· tants. legislative aides. tn· terns. field represen· tative s. secretaries, he totums . ond flunkies who make up a payroll of arouhd 2.000 employees of the Le1lt· latu-r e. On lht overall thls flfurcs out to be ne.rly 20 employees for each of the 120 elected members. It also adds up to an annual C'Olt for the Lellllalu.re or about see> mWlon. Most of the aides and conaul· tants and Interns art younc peop1e talnJng their rtral job CX• perlenc Vff. ao Mah • vaJue doa the LeJ111ature pJ•ce on their aervlcea that aom• ue eatd salaries of '35.000 or ~. Contldetina th1t the letlalato lb~m~ ... an '*'4 ~ ~ ror lheli run Ume ettoru. t.be " t exceptional worth of the consul· tants paid nearly twice as much as tbelr bosses ls readily seen . AS OF June 29, Lance Mon· tauk had been employed by the Legislature as consultant to the Senate subcommittee on Educator Evaluation for 1 ~ yHrs. On tbat date o letter lo the editor algned by a ·•Former Legislative Stalrer'' appeared in the Sacramento Bee. Written In the post Jarvts.Qann sprrtt or flndinJ ways to ec<>nombe In government, the writer su~aest· ed cuta in the leslslatlve budget. He potnted to the tree state cars and sasotl°' credit tards furnished each member. He also signaled out tbe "newaletters" malled to all cooatltuenu by the lawmaket"I which he said "are most often Just taxpayer aup. ported cam.palan literature." Lance Mont.auk allo wrote a letter \0 tht editor which ap- peared on the same paf•· fk, too, 1~ cutbacks Od Ula Letlalatu.re'• Wdaet 1tatlnt the annual tosl of t6o Lea.tatatur. had risen 118 mlllloo In tbe put lwo yeJn "I SUOOEST, •• he wrote. "'cu1ttlln« automatic pay raise•; pvlnc promot.lol\I on meritt:,.~uctnc fewer th.n e.ooo OWi peT set1Jon; rek>cat· lng supernuous personnel : abollsbint several service!i, squeeling travel costs. stopping office redecorating : freezing telephone bills. and the hlrinti of part-time help: !'hortening sesstons and trimming per diem allowante~ ... To add weight to his s ugges- tions he concluded .. As one who has wasted tax money I know savings are possible .. And he warned. "I( the elected representat1v~ do not even at tempt to eli minate such waste within their own bailiwick. there Is little hope ror sutce~: clscwherc In government · LANCE MONTAUK wns rlght. His suggestion that the Legislature Is ove~taff ed was proved by hi own letter. ft showed he was not over· burdened with work and had ample time to meditate on ~blems outside the sco~ of his committee studies. Ho even had . tlm• to wnto 1 ttera to the edltor on a subject not within the purview of his aaslanment. And the Qulck r ponse lo at \tast part of hls recommend•· &Ions by the &awmakt!r 11 heartening. A call to tbe Senatt the day alter 1\11 letter appeattd pr9(tuctd tha tnrormaUon Olll ~ance !ltontauk is no lonaer ernpk>)'ed by.,.,. Lt1l•l•tun I r I ' .47 .. 6a.aJ i To write tht Delly Piiot/Box 1S60, Costo Mesa. CA 92626 Orange Coast Dally Pilot 1 r• ore ~.l".-!_. ___ on ________ Sun09y ___ • "·ug·u.·t·1'···1978---------·To_ca.·.• .the-O·a·ll·y·P·ll·ot·n·1·4· ... ·2·-432·1·------ C 11 bans 1978: Keep Your Voices, Heads Down .... Ama.OALWN , ...... ==~· ... .,o..i. ea.ti ......... hM ...... "°'°,.. ..... .Mateo. pu~ ta~; 1~ tmoloymeat ll a r .. 111.y and tllt Cuban tamlly bu money left over at the end ol t.he month. All tbll could be aeen t.hroueh the eyes and moutb ol OW' tour 1uJde. our beads down and don't challenge the system. nobodr, bothers us." "Besides .. he started. '\the Americans didn't want anything to do with ua after tbe revolution and even launched an invasion al the Bay of Pigs which Fldel. .. " He stopped talking abruptly, whispered that someone was listening and left the bar. billboards appear in unrelenting mun· bers urging the laborers \o work with the same theroic> ardor as tbe Bay of Pigs defenders. The following day we visited the beaulirul coastal town or Cienfueaoa. about four hours by bus from Havana. The countryside is lncredlb)y beautiful with rertile soil. gTeenery and abundant agricultural activity. <Forever punctuated with billboards screaming out messages to work ror the good or the state and follow tbe example or Che Guevara. etc.> By the third day. there wu a tnawlng f eellns that tome lmPort•ftt element.a were evacUna mt. Some vital slena needed ebeckina. l pretended Illness and t.be tour went on without me. I then took to the ltteeta of Havana. TJIE MOST PREGNANT statements the student made came durina a wide· ranging discussion which included ra· tioning of food and clot.bing, sending Cuban troops to Africa and freedom of expression. TM 0.-. ~ wtlllcb Ml u · a.u.d PNlkteal Jlmm.y Carter'a atand oa bumu riClda. baa launched an .,. a.""1~ cunpalp orderl.nc the Carib-bean eommuist Island'• clliliem to lower their wicea. •tC01"dlnl \o Havana 1-ldeau. An aUtact.lve. mlddl•·ated Cuban sebool teaeMr toad t.b1a COl'TeSpoodent lbat the IOftl"D,IDeDt Pl'Qlf •m la de· 1lped to curb tbe miadlievwa, plQfut penooallty tor whlcb t.be Caribbean laland people are noted. Their &oud and blaUlrlcalb l"OW'd1 apUtta are to be aub· dued lD an effort to rresent themselves in tbe lelioua mold o Lenin. Cubans wt.llln1 to talk seemed anx· ious for me \o know that the Cuban peo- ple had joined Cptto and the revolu- Uonary foreet for only one reason: to rtd the ltland ot Dictator Fulgenclo Batllta. aumst.ng to another form of 1ovemmeot, particularly communbm. wu not a serious consideration to the Cuban rank and file ~t the lime ol the ll) like that ln Cuba. real or im- agli11""ed. there are too many ears and eyes. wherever you go. Every person 1 spoke with in privacy made me feel i part of a James Bond plot with their whispers and darting eye5. It was ln a conversation wtth a very knowledgeable 24·year-old university student in Havana that 1 gained the most insight into tbe now camouflaged Cuban soul. .. For the young people", he said, "It's bard to understand why tbe RussJans and other foreigners in this country eat well and mzy tbe clothing they want without coupons. It's not the Ru.ssians driving the 1955 Cbevrolets: tbey drive Mer cedes, Fiats and other Caney cars." ONE FARMER Indicated tbat the te· volution had not affected Cuban farmers witb the same impact as his oompatriots in the cities. Diatance from tbe population centers was the obvious reason. THE CUBA OP 1978 la trarlc evidence ot the battle by governments throu1hout tbe world for control ol the mlnd1 ol their clli1enry. The ordered towertna ol voices is but one lndicaUon that then att no bwnan rtgbt.s in Cuba. There are only those rights given or taken away by ''tbeatat.e." revoluUon. · SAID ONE U. YEAR -old CUban as we sat in a dark neighborhood bar, "We just wanted rid of that murderous bastard. Anything would have been bet· ter than what we had. The idea that we might become communist. democratic or anything else was almost irrelevant. Batista bad lo go''. "THE AMERICANS WERE stupid for getting involved with the Bay of Pigs invasion", be said without rancor. "IC you were going to fight. you should have fought. Otherwise you should have stayed out of it entirely and made the position public. And, "We're fighting in Africa to help oppressed Africans. You Yankees fought in Vlelnam only to protect capitalism." He did indicate that he and other farmers had Improved their equipment with tbe help of the state and that pro· duction bad increased substantially as a result of that aid. In beautiful, 17 century Spanish col· onial Cienfuegos, I again slipped away from the busload of Mexican tourists and our guide. to speak to Cubans on the streets. My rtnt two days in Cuba were fiUed with surprise at wbat tbe Cubans under Castro bad accompllahed since the re- vo1uUorr concluded in early 1959. Later I asked if he still fell that "anything" was better ln view of wbat has ha~ned since the revolution. He sa.td. "Yes, what we have now Is not what we would have chosen but it is definitely better than what we had. At least our children are being educated now. "The result or that stupidity, accord- ing to my father, was to allow Fidel to claim a David·and-Gollatb victory wttb all the attendant 'rlgbt·makes·mlgbl' propaganda. Thal kind of verbal am· munition has been very effective". WHEN THE CONVERSATION warmed beyond bis anticipation. be blurted out. "Wben you're young and your nose is flattened against the win· dow of p0sslbilil,Y. when tbe hated imperialistas visitang from the United States treat you decently and offer you their shirts because they're unavailable to Cubans, you begin to wonder . "When the daily avalanche or pro- paga nda seems uselessly abundant while the substance of that propaganda becomes more and more underwhelm· ing, where do you turn? We aren't al· lowed to leave Cuba! We don't want to leave Cuba! We want a Cuba for Cubanos; not for Russians or Americam, butforCubans." ONE CUBAN, standing in line at a grocery counter with bis ration book lo buy sugar left the line to speak witb me. He seemed Intent on listing the grtevances be felt most Cubans bad. He. loo. spoke some EngUsh but bad not spoken with an American in about 20 years. Tbe blindest prejudice could not pre· vent tbe .cimis.sion that tbe CUbans un· der Castro and Communism have built more schools, more new housing. more medical clinics, better roads and waterways and increased their agricultural and industrial output. STREET CRIME is nea rly non· existeht; their sense of united national "EVERYONG GETS enough to eat aad even tr adults can only get three· quarter pound of meat every 10 days, no one· is starving. As long as we keep The accuracy of that statement is seen on thousands of billboards throughout C\lba. In many instances. for example. Cuban workers are re· minded of the victory achieved at the Bay or Pigs. During the crucial 100 days when sugar is harvested each year, Bob Greene YESSIR, M~. RILEY--SHE'S ALMOST READY TO FL.Y·-SOON1S WE GET TME REST OF HER FRAMEWORK COVERED ... Rent a Wife for Work Without Question There seems to be a con- senaua, among some disruptive elements ot our society, that the moat degrading job classiflcatlon of all ls "wife." Look around and you wW see that a record number of women are decldlng to remove themselves from tbe wife pool. And, with more and more women obtalnina divorces or decllnln1 to get married in tbe first place. lt ls only natural tbat a canny entrepreneur would step 1n to ft11 tbe .ap. Enter tbe country's first rent·a- wlfe service. ••JT SEEMED lnevttable to me,'' 1ald Emma Fried, t.be new York woman W'bo started lbe rttt·•·wtfe comp&llJ. •"l'tMre ta a deft.oite need. I had been wortdnl u a •unocat.e wife for 12 years, but Just for one clleot .ta time. 'l"llen I rea1bled that th tlme wu npt to 10 bU it all UM way, aa a bulin., available to people -.0 wot to not wives oo a part.um. be.Ila." Vrt.~ls~ from IM:r OWD bubaN-r ... 1ltend her CGIDpU,fl Dam U "Tb• Sarroaate Wlre.. aoa be1aa to take out advet111•· ll*IU .. New Yon pubUclUoal. a.,... ... lmJD.tdl•••-and DOW cMldU ll I~ act0U ... COGllll7. Md ................. wif•f "A..,_,.. ~",Mn. ftitd iUt. ..... wet. ... tlau !'-• ........,. ,,.. an ..,mwn,.llcm- or secretaries you can hire, but in thls day and age a lot or people aren •t really looking for a secretary. Wben y-0u come right down to it-they're looking for a wire. .. A WIFE WILL do whatever needs to be done for a man. I'm not talking about sexual things, of course -that's not what my service is all about. I'm talking about things like getllng tbe refrigerator fixed if it's broken. Think about that. If you don't have a wtle, that's a real crisis. Wltb my wtle rental service, you merely pick up the \>bone and aay 'The refrigerators broken' and I get it faxed. .. The list 0( services is virtual· )y endless, you know. A wile shops for a man, takes care of furnlsbln& his home, buys bis clothes, bangs bls pictures, ptcka out bls wallpeper, takes care of his bankbooks to make sure they're balanced, unpacks his cratee, arnnies bla parties, acts as boateas -listen, whatever a man needs \o have done, that'• wbat a wile dOel. Both lo real life and in my M"lce." NH. Fried admtta tbat the bad Lmase belna a wlf e hu tb8• 4ayt I.a belpln-1 bet' In her eoterpri.M. .. UNfOllTUNATBLY. lbeUeve t.bat 'wUe' bu become a dirty word.•• lbe aald. "I'm lr>'lna to cbanae that. I doa't bappeo to •lrH tMt betna a wtfe ll a btld Ullq. ~ls a treat de.al of aldaf ldlan ln belril a ,nte. A wile ta a Dune, a belffr, a teaclMr -wta.al a wlf• ,d.Oei ii ..nJa a ll'9lll m1a1 dolan a boar. And lt a I.at Of W01DtD a ren't willing to do that work any more -well. l am." Mrs. Fried -who Is 44 - charges $20 an hour for the first hour, and $15 an bour after that. She will do any "wifely .. duty within reason . •'The most unusual thing hap- pened right aft.er I started plac- ing the ads," she said. "Well, lt really isn't that unusual, I guess. I suppose I should have foreseen it. "I found that a lot of the peo- ple who called to inquire about rentlng a wlfe were women. t was startled at flnt, but then I realized that women need wt•es. too." MBS. FlllED said that with more and more women worktng full-time. it I.I only natural that women, too. are ln the merket ror ot.ber women to do a wlfe's work. "Both working women and wom•n who want t.belr time to be a little freer are looklnc '°" surroaate wlvea," ahe aald. "Tbll wasn't true 10 or 20 ye.an a10. A woman WAS tbe wife. abe wasn't ln tbe market for a wife." Mrs. Fried was asked: lf a person wbo provlde1 theH aervlccs «) a man II called a "surroflll• wlf•." abouldn't the person who provldea tbe eervtces to a _woman be called a "aurroaate huaband1" .. I'm afraid nOt,'' tlM uJd. ·'The t.blop J do are the Wnp that a quote. wlf•, unquau doel. Not a hUlband. Whetller It's rtlbt or oott lt'a ta. w11 It ls. II• J• are 1Mlt ha tM ubk ot COlllJll bosDe and tdlnf UN ol Wnp. Wh'ea .... U that w_,'t \ true, I wouldn't have a basis for my business." ONE OF THE important things in the rent·a·wife busi· ness, Mrs. Fried said, Is the idea or personallied service. ·•1 want to keep this on a very pen.ional, one-~ne level." she said. "If lt becomes too de· perso~alized, it's no better t.ban a big corporate operation. This ls Just what I want to avoid. Yes. 1 can aet something done for a man. But I 10 out of my way to 1et it done for bim without it costlog him an arm and a let. That's what a real wile would do and my service ls designed to serve tbe function 0( a real wtle . "There was a time when o man would e~t hls secretary to do these kinds of things for h1m. But secretaries don't even like to leave tbe office for tbelr bosses any more. They don't like to make coffee. I don't t.bln.k tblnaa Uke that are a le&Hr tblnl (or a woman to do. l'tl do tt for m11clf. ao I'd do lt for another penon." BASING REa bullneas on bet' credo -''11\ere are just certain t.blop y~ UJ*t to 1et done wttbou\ any ~ue1tlon1 . and wlv11 do tbem1 -Mrs. Fried plans to rranchllt ber servtce so that \t II available ln all parts of tbe country. Sb aa1d that mll\Y women have alreadY cont~~ bu. •aYlne that they "ant to become W\W!Ww·hift. Thero I.I ooe t.blna. bowovcr • tb1\ rent·•·•h·• won•t do, she Hid, I "We clcie't pitt dht1 toelm up ol.f\beOODr.' a I About 55 years old. he could re· member a different Cuba -"People my age have known some personal freedom but no longer consciously feel the pain of that toss. We've fallen into step and remember only with prod· ding." HUsband Boring? Return to Sender By 0. W. PRICE 0 . W. Price, a rf!lidenl o/ Laguna Beach , otfen hu own reply to a preoioua aubmia.rion published in the Dolly Pilot. My article "Anybody Seen My Old·fashioned Girl'!" bTought a lot or laughs. and I took quite a bit of ribbing. Some ladies wanted to know if I was a chauvinist. I said. No! Thal I loved the ladies <well. most of them1 and that I believed in equal rights in empk>yment. NO NATION TREATS ITS women as well u t.be Rood old U.S.A. On our many forelp travels we found women treated as slaves. They were doing the heavy work wbile men bad the soft and better paying jobs. In every Russian city we vtaited we saw old women sweeping the streets and sidewalks. We also aaw women dJggtng ditches, carryinc cement and driving trveb. When G<>d created man be said, that ls good, but I think I candobeUer. andbedldwbenbemadewoman. Darwin said both man and woman sprang from apes. If that is true. woman certainty sprang a lac rarther tban man. l guess this is t.be reason men want to climb the walls and swing from the chandeliers wben they have had &oo many drinks. ONE LADY WANTED TO lcoow where she could find an old·fashioned man. One who would treat ber as an equaJ and partner as a woman should be treated. He must be neat and well mannered. no long hair or long whiskers. When at home he must not spend all bis time with his eyes glued to the "boob tube". He should help her witb the housework and take her out for dinner one or two times a week ... and of course. he should be very affectionate but not the sexy, the girt.chasing or the rock music type. Once we had a couple as neighbors who seemed to be so happily married that I asked the husband. how come? HERE IS IDS REPLY. "Well. when we get up, neither or us speaks to one another until we have had our coffee and I have read t.be morning paper. When I come home from work. neither of us speaks until I have had a martini. and read the evening paper.·~ l asked ber if be would qualify as an old fashioned man and sbesaid "No! No! No!" Since she. like many other women, are bored and tJred witb their present We, I suggested the "chain letter" as a means of bringing relief and happiness. SIMPLY SEND A LETTER to five of her bousewire friends who are equally bored and tired. then bundle up her husband, Cob happy day> and send him to the woman whose name is on t.be top of the list. She will probably receive 625 men and some of them will be dandles. Have faith and don't break the chain. One poor woman did and got her old man back. One woman received 206 men. When they burled ber she was said to have bad a smile on her race for the first time In years. 't \ • . ' t ,. ' , .. f 'f : >. t •• ' \ .48 DAILY PILOT PARENTING . . Dad ·Doing Fine • •• Single fathers shine In pop-mom role . . WALntAM, Maas. (AP> - There's a new klnd or dllddy around. He cbautreurs 1\19 kids to t.be dentlst. plana their btrttli- day plU"l~. does 1Uepen, din· nen and dl4hH He ts. m abort, a mommy. too. Since the breakdown of the rulf'I about who dou wbal. divorced men bave bttn,wlnnlnc c·u.stody ol their chUdren. Half· tJme at le t. they brlna up ki ulone. Men ar e more than just substllute mothers. the experts say. Tbey seem able to combine lbt belt rA both parents: Oad't atnnsth and outhOrlty , Mom's love and undentandlnt. And alonl tbe way, they master tbe tradlUonaJ totll of motherhood -malltn1 beds, cookln1 breakluu. tylnl aboelacn. Harry F. Ktthet and Kri.tlne M. Rosenthal\ both divorced parent.a, lnterv ewed l27 of the f ath~ra to find how they were do- ln1. They found that keeDint the kids ia okly for the chllcfren and downttlbl &ood lcw tbe fatberl. It 1tve1 men an excuae to sett.le down after the turmoil of separation. DRAPERY CLEAllNG Now, save 20% when Coit, the world's largest, restores the hidden beautJ in your draperies. Coit removes and cleans draperies, rehanp them with perfect pleats and even hems. And a Coit deaning prolongs drapery life. STUM CUPIT CUA.JING wmf '"'AOOfO l'llOTICl'fOH Of ••• ~ote_bg!!'!( ~ • APMr'nmffS • .-E MOMIS • Off1CD •WM&. TO WAL&. C~t~ & DUIUD CUMID II \'OUI MOMl • OllP SOil MANS voua CMPlT UMTMY CUMt OFFER EXPIRES MON. JULY 31, 1978 SMASH OFA Ifs FOUY LOYIS Ant~ .................. fTAUALSMASHI ............... , .. ... .., ........... ..... "When men nnt 1eparate, they often seem to take a d.,. Uberately uncomfortable room somewhere and say, 'See bow deprived I am?"' Mn. Rosen· lbal 1ay1. "A lot of IU>'• are un· wllllnl to make themselves a .home and a tood meal because somehow this keynotes their aloneness." BUT 11IE kids c:ban1e that. The child is the person they are giving a decent place to lfve. One fathe r told the re· searchers: "In all the changes of sbllllng m the beginning of separation, the children were like my lifeline ~bile I was sink· ing in the pain of loss and fear. • • M.en learn to -Structure child care from or1anizing jobs," Mrs. Rosenthal says. "They don't get quite as overwhelmed by il as women do." .......... RICHARD NIXON RECEIVES KISS FROM MOTHER, MRS. HANNAH NIXON, IN 1960 Many men also seem better able to cope with housekeeping failures, whether they are yellowed pillow cases or fallen souffles. They do what they must as well as they can, and they don't stew about their shortcomings. Presidents 'Mama 'sBoy' MRS. ROSENTHAL says fathers are-much tloser to their' children. "They say their kids are the only people they can be themselves with." Mrs. Rosen- thal says. "They feel free to laugfi and joke and be silly." Discovering cblldren's emo· tions is a joy of fatherhood. It's also a mystery. "One of the biggest problems men mention is temper tan· trums. particularly when the kid seems irrational,•• Mrs. Rosen· thal says. "Men have trouble deali.ng with things irrational. "The guys who are lulltime fathers are making less money." says Kesbet. "They work, but they aren't driven. They aren't moving from job to job, up the ladder. Some of them fi?el resentful, but there is an ad· justment. a shift in priorities and values." NEW YORK <AP-l -Lyndon Johnson, the 1)rofane Texas wbeeler·dealer? John F. Ken· nedy, the PT boat hero? Rough· riding Teddy Roosevelt? All of them Mama's Boys~ Yup. says Doris Faber, in "The Presidents' Mothers." a combination of feminism. Freud and Erich Frotam published by St. Martin's Press. She writes: "ALMOST WlTU,OlJT excep· lion, in the cases where suffi· cient evidence s urvives to permit any verdict at all, the presidents of the United States have been. in the forthright parlance or the playground. Mama's boys." We've never had a woman president, but there were 38 pre· sldential mothers. All, she says. were strong· willed, even overpowering. women. They were the principal influence in their sons' early lives In 21st Century Job Place Explored By JONATHAN WOLMAN And many pres idential mothers, Ms . Faber writes. were married to men who pre· ferred to stay in the background. "Excepting Theodore Roosevelt Sr .. whose command· ing presence cannot be over. looked," she writes. So here is Rebekah Baines Johnson seeing in the infant Lyndon .. the deep purpose and true nobility" of her own fat.her and ··~rating herself to the creation of a god in a man's im· age." AND HERE is Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, daughte r of "Honey Fitz," one of Boston's most skillful politicians. subtly imparting to her sons wisdom that later served them so well in politics. "Despite a ll the pro· paganda picturing J oe Kennedy as a n insatiable Svengali of a father ." writes Ms. Faber. " ... the plain truth is that during his children ·s formative years. he was away from them much more than he was home." Not to mention Lillian Carter and Hannah Milhou!> Nixon, lda Stover Eisenhower. and Sara Delano Roosevelt. a dornmaung figure even during he r son Franklin's White House years. THE TITLE for her book's section on Hannah Milhous Nix· on is a question raised by son 1Ucnard's farewel1 address. "Was she a samt?'' No, Ms. Faber answers. " . . the degree t.o which this son was tied to h1i; mother emo· tionally can be measured by an amazing letter that he wrote her when he was 11 years old.·· Ms Faber writes. .. 'My dear master' 1t began, and proceeded to compla;n about how badly two other boy<. had behaved while she had been away tor the day It w;.is signed. ·Your good dog Richard · HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASMING ll40SE OCRTY CLOntES?~ US DO IT FOR YOU ........ -.. ..... _,_, __ ... __ __ .. u y .... .,. .,..., a..1111 • l'ltlHaill &..lm*y • .,..... r-dlels ............... ""· COIOMA .. MA& LA&WY UJI LC.-Hwy. Me-ne. ........ ~ ........ _ WASHINGTON <APl -The nation's workforce, 100 million strong, is heading lnto a period of social and economic changes so far· reaching that they promise to transform the world ol work for 21st century America. 33Y33 to 403 off fabrics for It won't be the nation's first employment rev· olution1 nor as profound as the shlft Crom agriculwre to industry in the last century. But as many experts see it. the reckoninR wm be larae: -THE NATION IS developing a high· technolOIY. service-oriented economy ln which the best ~ob opi)ortunltles Will demand special skills -from computer systems analysis to band·crafted woodworking. -Manufacturing, the nation's economic mainstay, will conttnue to d~line. Many in· dustrial belt communities will languish. -High unemployment -especially among youth -will continue well into the 1980s. But labor shortages will appear. be~ about 2010. -Even then, there will be pockets of chronic unemployment as unskilled work becomes harder to find. -THE AMERICAN work life will be longer; today's movement toward earlier re. tirement will revene. -Women will play a still greater role in the workforce. The amount of leisure time will increase through use ol the four-day work week and added vacation time. "Thinking" computers will assume routine tasks. New work attitudes, already evolving, will blossom. "We are brlnglng into being the first generation in the history of man which can an· ticlpat.e work llte as the leaser part of bis span of yean." ~ Lane Klrkland, No. 2 man at the AFL·CIO. ·~1a there any wonder that attitudes tbward lite and wort ar'9 changing?'' CLAU U&ll chairman of the Camecie Council on Polley Studies, notes that a "revolt against bad Jobs" already is under way among some American workers He sees "some very bard choices ahead,·' sucb as who will work, and at what Jobs; bow the chanies Will alf ect our quality of Ufe and the U.S. position in the internaUonal economic pecking order. Experts are cautious bl f o.reeasting the shape ot the 21st century workforce because the outcome will depend on many variables, and predict.loo e.an be •kewed by war. depresa)on, en era, f alDlne. polttlcal flaseo or lblfta 1n social value9. custom drapes! fhe right draperies will give your home a finished look. Let a JCPenney custom decorator visit your home with fabric samples and sugges- tions. Choose from antique satins. sheers, open weaves. textures. damasks and iacquards. Save on rich fabric and give your home a beautiful new touch! 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A croctal ~l •JU bet .-. e u· pan1ton. ·on.. kq tO ,...,. ... prapeu 11 ecooomlc IJ"O'#lb. ud lf WI tau to mate a bit· 1er ple. tbe l'\d.W'e irill be r.&1 ol f'nalU'.abl." as flabel San.lll ol Ute NaU•al Manpower Com· ailu•Qa bu put it. T C\llft'Clt lrowtb rat. 11 •bout •·• per-cent. and \he ec:ooomy hu beeQ •--•Una more new Joba t.baa e•er befon (IDOl"I th.a S.5 mill.loo ln t}e put ,.ar alone>. but 1'hhout 1et· tlnt tbe unemployment rate down to I percent or leu form~ Of the time. And DO"°"l he>wa •hat ta.. Iona-term powtb rMc wW be. ''I LOO& fOa • turtle ~ ... one Will Slreet analyst &Qt. "Slow but Mady u far aa you un see." Some etODOmista see a ktbaraie IOnl-term ftO'Wtb rate ol 3 pereent. Expansion at the slow rate could tx· acerbate eocial problems. Economic •rowth is th• enline ol upward mobllit:y. and It's difficult to •H how tbe minority poor ean improve their lot In a sta,anant economy. "It's bard to be optJmlstlc about the ruture," says Bernard Andenoo, an economist with the Wharton Scbool of '1Dance. "especially about tbe black kid 1rowin1 up in places like Nortb PbiladelDbia. Thia is tbe first aeneration with no unstllfed jobs to fill We may be creat- inl a permanent unde~laH." While the lon1-ran1e irowth note ts a ques- tion mart another thl!li about the future is cer- tain: Tbe 2lat eentury workforce will be older. The average ace today ls 29; by 2010 it will be 35. li'AU.ING BlaTB rates will produce a sharp drop in the number of new workers -and labor shortages within three decades. Cblldren being born now and for the next generation won't face the 1970s style epidemic of youth un- employment. • But a different problem looms. Thirty years down the road, when the baby·boom generation begins to retire en masse, waits a v.oortt-and-i~come quandary that could reach crisis propor- tions. A Commerce Department official ex- plains: "T.he next century's slowly-growirtg workforce will have a tough time making pension and Social Security payments to sup- port the mass of retirees." Intergenerational conflict could erupt over wbo pays the biJls, he suggests. TBE 2181' CENTURY workforce will be better educated than ever, but the quality of jobs will decline because many new positions will be less challeqing and less rewarding than the white collar work that ls being phased out. For example, supermarkets now do inventory and purchasing by computer, eliminating some middle-level decision-malting jobs; meanwhile the number of shelf and check-out clerks in- crease. As a result, expectations raised by better scboolinJ( may b~ career dissatisfaction and considerable weakening in the wort ethlc. Still, more workers are expected to bold on longer to their jobs. Experts see a reversal or today's trend to earlier retirement because of changes in federal and state laws, lengthening Ute spans, physically less demanding jobs and the ever-increasing cost of living. ORGANIZED LABOR faces a tooth road ahead. Unions "ftitl be challenged to reverse declining membersb\p by organizing people who traditionally haven't joined unions ·-women, white collar and part-time workers. For many dec~des, manufacturing dominated U.S. employment. Industry built a society of startling affluence. But today we are moving into a "post. industrial epocb" from which, eventually. the United States will evolve into the sophisticated service-and-leisure society long depicted in science nctlon pulps: Electronic mall-letters that pop up on TV LUMDeUD• s•r•ICH Wiii be ... ,d Oft M.nctay CA .. L AUGUST LUND•LAOI!. 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Of~-.. ...,.. wit• of s.oe.ro Ola-. ~'°" ~ wrlal at M• cOftductecl or Smlttl Tlltl\ln l.Ml'lll m E.. 17th St,...., eo.ia Mtw, Ca.di~ ..... 9'-4-!TJAi!J!l'.J Mort.-y Westcliff Chapel 427 E. 17th Coeta Mesa Complete Burial 8nd CnlmatiOn SetvlCM mtontNMd Of' At Need Amngementl w.tctltt Aor1•t onP,..,,._ .... (714) 841-7431 -~~ ~··a.......,. 9Y't•• .......... llCh, Calf.t21U A PERMANENT UNDERCUSS? Unskilled Youth• Walt In Hartem screens minutes after they are sent will replace the mail carrier. Laser beams will gauge the ripeness of fruits and vegetables at harvest time. Many Americans will eat out as often as not. Low-cost. portable computer terminals will ullow some clerical workers to ,,,.ork at home. Electronic banking services will replace paper and money transactions. MANUFACTURING IS still the nation's No. 1 employer, but as competition heats up with foreign companies that employ lower-wage labor. "it's steadily going downhill." says R. Eugene Conaster, an economiJt for the Banlt of America. Some cite the basic steel industry as an ex· ample or the decline. "There's no way we'll fteff a ~mpetithe st~el industry in OUT lifetime." Conaster says. "How rapidly we let it fall apart is a political question." As foreign trade partners increasingly take over manufacturing to the displeasure of the U.S. industries affected. American companies will move to expand the export of technology itself. THOUGH THE U.S. economy has been creating a record n~mber of jobs since the 1975 recession. 6 million in the past two years alone. the demand has been even greater. Tbe shirt toward a service economy - restaurants, retail stores large and small. health, law and government -will continue: ~ost of the fastest growing occupations will be m those areas. One major structural change already has begun to turn the job picture upside down: The flood or women into the workforce. SANTAANA JtllS.. .... . ............ ca.. .......... f ......................... 516-1217 ~. Au;Ull 13. 1971 DAILY PILOT A9 Rare Disease Probed A UC Irvtne professor of pediatrics ls col· laboratJng on reaearcb he bopee will result ln cures of a aeries of rare dlseasea that annually kW perhapebundredsotinfanta lnthiscountry alone. Dr. Allen K. Murray is being boosted In bis work by the discovery of a St. Louis baby atructed wllh one ot the moet rare of the approximately 35 lysosomal storage diseases caused by enzyme dt· ficlenoies. THE aDLI> SVPFEU fl"om POmpe's DiJ- ease. in which the ayaiptoms ol a mtsain& en:r,yme are evident as extreme muscle wealmeu and enlargement of the beart. One resean:ber reportl that only atiout one of every «l0,000 Uve·born babies carries tbe aenetic atructlon. A team of Belstan rese~bers. Murray said. reports evidence tbat 1 ln IS0.000 newborn lnfants la born with tbediaeue. ln the United States. where about 3.1 million babies are born every year. that means only eight to21 infants are affected. MtJ&RitY, WITH A colleague at the W ashinJton Univenity School of Medicine in St. Louis, as preparing serum containlna their ln- fantpaUent'smisslngenzymetorlQ}ectiondirect- ly into affected muscfetissue. More women are working 1DOn! hours than ever before. Murray concedes that at best the process will only extend the child's life for a Ume-no victim or the disease bas been known to rearh his second birthday-but says that. scientiOcally. the treat· ment is Invaluable. Knowledge eained in this case may result in animprovedprocess for the next one. he said. THE WY GIRL Is only the third human chUd treated through enzyme Injection, and the first treated through the biochemical geneticl&t's particular treatment., which involves a carrier protein which delivers the enzyme. called low density lipoprotetn. · Prevtou.s attempts lo treat the ~lseases through lltject.k>ns have failed because muscle tis- .sues did not absorb them. he said. 6FromCoast •• Get Degrees : Six Orange Cout stu· • dents will be graduated • as licemed vocational • nurses from Santa Ana • College Aug. 17. • They are Susanne • Kipp and Scott Robinson • of Costa Mesa, Brenda • Bickerton of Huntington • Beach, Macy Urista of • 41 Irvine. Annie Kopitch of • « M lssion VieJo and • HERB • Katherine Stevens of! FRIEDLASDER • Silverack>. • IS 'IAKING • --------• GREATDEALS • PRESERJIED : FREE : • SPA FOUND • 50 GAL'i : BELGRADE,,! Of GAS • Yugoslavia <A~> -A • ··~~c;ii~·;,:\"a:~·· ! 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".'.·.e~,m~·~aom--bec .. k .. ii...-. .......................... ~.~-~f!OrtS •Horoscope •Ann undtn OAK.Yf'tlOT ,. I Ligh~ at End of Tunnel? ·~-~ Angel$ Creeping Closer to Royals From AP ot..patc:bes SEA'lTLE-Deaplte splitting a doubleheader with the host Seat- tle Mariners Saturday night. the California Angels crept half a game closer to the dlvislon- leadiog Kansas City Royals and can move into a virtual tie for first today. The Angels fmish the SeaWe series with a game tbia after. 0.'.ft'Tellq aa ... 11e1 s •1! 1 :3• noon and if they win and the Royals lose, California will be just percentage points behind. The Royals 106t to Toronto, 5-2, on Saturday and after the Angels won the fll'St game of their doubleheader by a 7-5 score in 10 innings, dreams of a sweep danced in their beads. A swee\> would have put them in the virtual tie for first that they seek again today. But in the nightcap SeaWe's Leon Roberts bl~ a grand slam_ bomer in the third inning and powered the Mariners to a 5-3 victory. the second Uptlng of the rughtcap when Goodwin walked, went to third on a single by Rick Miller and scored when Bobby Grich grounded out. Bill Plummer led off the Seat- Ue third with a single and was saerificed to second, with Julio C.ruz reaching first on catcher Terry Humphrey's throwing er- ror. Craig Reynolds' bunt single loaded the bases and one out later Roberts' liner just cleared the left.field wall for bis 18th home run and a 4-t lead. Seahle made it 5-1 in the fourth when Tom Paciorek singled, stole second, went to third on a grounder aod scored on Plummer's single. That chased loser Chris Knapp, 11-7. Paul Mitchell, 6-11, was the wtn11er. with help from Mite Parrott in the ninth. In the first game the Angels trailed ~ in the ninth before Goodwin, recently recalled from the minors, bit a one-out homer off SeatUe relief ace Enrique Romo. The Angels loaded the bases against Jim Todd, 2-4, with one out in the lOtA on singles by Lyman Bostock and Don Baylor and a walk to Rick Miller before Goodwin's single. SEATTLE'S DAN MEYER STEALS SECOND BASE UNDER SHORTSTOP DAVE CHALK IN SATURDAY'S FIRST GAME Danny Goodwin was tbe A:ngets• hero in the first game. He tied the score with a ninth- inning homer and then hit a two- run single in the 10th to give the Angels an emotional victory. Bob Stinson's three run homer The Angels took a 1-0 lead in (See ANGElS, Page BZ> TJ Caught on the Wrong Night By .JORN SEV ANO Gt-. Deity,..., ... LOS ANGELES -"The key to : p1tchin& Is pitcbing on the rigbt • nights," said the Dodgers' Tom- my John. Well, for T J. Saturday night ~ against the San Francisco I Giants before 53,942 (52,294 paid) at Dodger Stadium proved 1 . -cot to be the rlCht night. Tb~ Dodgers and John \ dropped a 3·2 decision to the .\ Giants and thus moved back into "= L ' ~ first place tie with lbe Bay f j Area team in the Western • Division. " . :.! .• TODAY. DON SU'ITON (12-9) will try to put lbe Dodgers back into the lead against lbe Giants• John Montefusco (9-4). The 1085 snapped the Dodgers' seven-game winning streak and ended a personal five-game skein over the Giants. John (J.3..9), who entered the game having allowed only six home runs in 25 appearances, surrepdered two Saturday-one to Mike Ivie to lead off the --fourth, -nd another to Bill Madlock in the seventh which proved to be the decider. "The ball carried better than I thought it would tonight," said John while icing bis arm in the training room. "I definitely didn't think Madlock's ball was going out. "I THREW THE BALL good. They botbbltgoodpitcbes. "Thia team is like pitching to ~ the Cincinnati Reds. They are a , good offensive ball club. Any l time you can hold a club Ute t .iiis to two or three . runs you ·~ ehould be able to win ... :. The Dodgers had the op- ; portunities to pull the eame out, Q iespecially bl the late stages, but I ~ob Knepper (12-9) ended up 1trancUna four runners over the Jaat three lnniJ1la to record only bis second win in sht tries .italnst the Dodgers. ~-"I wu a little lesi nervous wnipt than I was in San Fran- tiaco," said Knepper ref erring to the Dodgers' knockout last Sunday. * * * LOl ..... Lal •r•-. i.ooea.:nt ••to NOf1"cf 4001 91.Sm(tlt, rf 4 t I I Cey,a. 4 0 I I Oerwy, lb 4 0 0 0 O.a.Mf," I 0 0 O II~.< 40 00 l .HNWMll, pr O 0 0 0 tlvtllfll, at 4 0 I 0 ~ JGM,p .... _. Lay, pf\ I 0 I 0 l HoU!lfl~ OOOt T...... •an Mote, "o o ..._ 1 t lj!UI t: .. ,..,.. = : ::: ·=•o.,, ~.-.......I.~ ...... -. lllC9 1', La Me9M 1, Htl-tnlte Cl), It. _ .. CJI>, W CtQ.11 •:-: ... . "' .... ~ .... ~ a.....cw.... • 1 • t ' • ........... ... ("-.... p 1 I I t I _..._ I 0 t 0 0 ' ._ ._~T-t1ll. .......... n2:·e--n.:-..:. ... ""== -c.-....... ,.. .. . ., ..................... ,. •__. ... ····--~~'; ... -. .. -........... := .......... ...., .... ... ________ ... __ ~------· ... ONLY WABMED up 10-12 minutes before the pme to keep my arm stl'oaler this time. •'The importance ol this game is that we're back hr first place and lf we can wtp tomorrow it will make our road trtp much easier." Madlock, who bit the game- ·win.ner off .John, •aid be was ha~ing trouble~ all night. • 'I could see the ball but I WU uncomfortable,'' he aald with a dark mark under bls·rlaht eye. "I got bit in the eye during in- field practice so I wun't feeling too good during the came, but I had to feel good enough because I drove the ball for a home run. Drug Use Discovered From AP DUpa&Oes An almost undetectable narcotic used to "dope" race horses bas been discovered in the urine of two quarter horses and a thoroughbred wbo finished in the money iD races earlier this summer, a state in- vestigator says. The drug sentanyl, which sends horses into a highly excit- ed state for about an hour, was found in the urine of two quarter horses which raced at Los Alamitos June 28 and a thoroughbred t~at raced. at HollywOod Park in Inglewood on the same day, said Jerry Cruise, an investigaor for the California Racing Board, on Friday. The drug, never before detect- ed in Calff omia, was found by use of a special test developed by the University of Calilomia· Davis medical school. No charges have been faled. but the horses' trainers and veterinarians were being ques- tioned, Cruise saicl. U any are found liable for the clnlulluE. they could face criminar pn,. ceedinp add the purses won by their horses on June 28 would have to be repaJd, he added. In addition. the tralnera face suspension of tbelr racin1 licenaes. The discovery came in an ex- perimental detection proaram conducted by UC-Davis at the request of the state racJn1 .board. "TRIS WAS A VERY lmpor. tant game for us, it was something we needed. One thing's for sure, the victory ·Dell9e1'9818te All 0-• UM: OWi TOIMy Gl-.ts st LosAnlltJft n ·ss p "'· Mol>Uy Idle T.-y LA•~· 4:30p.m. '-------------·--------~ tonllilllbt meam I'll be able to sleep a ttleeasler,"Madlocksaid. Trailing 2-0, Reggie Smith closed the gap by bitting bis 23rd home nm of the season to left-center. The Dodgers then tied the score in the sixth when Davey !Alpes got an infield t>..it off the glove of Madlock, stole second, and came around to score on Ron Cey's single to left. In the Dod&ers' final attempt in the ninth, Joe Ferguson walked and two outs later Bill Russell singled to right. But both runners were stranded when pincb-bJtier llaoay Mota bounced to Madlock to end the game. DODGEll MANAGEa Tommy Lasorcla was complimentary of Knepper's efforts. "He pitched a good ball game. We bit him bard, but h.e got us out whenitcounted." Then, almost as an ar- terthought, be added, .. Damn, I thought we were going to win UUS one." Over in the opposition's locker- room Giants Manager Joe Altobelli analyzed the game's im- portance. "Baseball is a strange business," be said. "This is the game that we needed. "JT•s ON EVERYBODY'S mind that we took the first two at Candlestick and the Dodgers the others. Maybe, we can have a repeat of that here." When told of Altobelli's com- ments, Cey said. "That's exactly what I want them to think . That's exactly what the whole team wants them to think." FULLBACK HANK BAUER DIVES FOR A TOUCHDOWN AGAINST THE RAMS. BILL WALTON Is ·Watton All Alone? PORTLAND. Ore .. (AP> Two Portland Trail Blazer players who say they took numerous pain-killing injections say they never felt pressured to take them. The team's mediclll practices have been sharply criticized by center Bill Walton. who bas asked to be traded by the 197T National Basketball As- sociation champion team. The Blazers have refused to comment. Meanwhile, a spokesman for Walton said he may have a second meeting with Scotty Sterling, general manager of the Golden St.ate Warriors. A Tues- day meeting was scheduled with lrv Levin, owner of the new San Dte10 franchise. Guard Due Twardzik' and forward Bob Gross said they have nothing but respect for the team and Its doctor, Robert Cook . Gross. who sat out the last part of the season with iltjuries, said be felt Cook was being crtticlz~ unjustly. "For my money, Dr. Cook is the best sports medicine man around," TwardJik said. "There ts no way that they can force you to take an Injection. Any Uijec- tton taken is left up to the player "If you don't feel you can play. all you have to do is come ln an say. 'Hey my ankle is too sore. I don't think I can go.· " ~ha~gers .Fhld Rt.ms llery EmhraeeolJle we can evaluate them. " Several players weH out wtth the flu lndudinl startiq runnlna back• LaWl'ence McCutcbeon and Cullen Bryant. Monte JacUoi llbWtM did not 1u1t up. "N~1 I 41oe'l tblQk Jackson WW be WJ\D UI Uail year," Allen said ln answer to a q\Mttion. ''He ls a ftne athlete but evidently he doeiQ't •* to play 1'ith UM . Rama.'' Perhaps there were othera wbO feel tbe ume way who autt· ed up fat tbe same. At an1 race • lt wa1n't one of tbe better pertornaaMM by a Ram team. S.11 Oieoo o 1 1 ,__., LolMfll• 0 0 0 ._ •• so-•-t ""' 111n1r1e1111e 111c111 SD-AlldlnOft t• Nfl 18eftlnclllte lllckl 10-1'0 IMfllftl(flU 41 A-4S_.,, • j -: DAILY ALOT England Finishes In Gold EDMONTON, Alben.a (AP) - The 11th CommoDwu.hh OUMI ~oded Satuntu wttb a hattul ol cold medals tor Enallab track ... f\eld ataral • colorf\ll closlq ~nmony ana wUd and Mpp)' demonstraUom ol farewell. After Prince PbtUp bad ronnally c.kiMd tbe Games. bun· dr•d• or atbletH 1warmed acro&a the arena at Edmoata.'a MW Commooweallb Stadlum a.ad wen Joir*1 by nd~ted GarQes bo1tenes, vohtatffr hdpen aDd eatert.a.LDen from the Commonwealth cowitriea. The 1amea luted 10 d.Qa aDd b(mWt ~ atJaleta flOm 40~oa1looal teams. Cauda, boat c9witry for the tbtrd time, adUeved atl best reaulta ever ~ led the medals cou.nt with t:s goldi 31 silver and 33 broo.ae. But the ut d~, centered oo track and field, beJoa&ed to Enaland. • Seatt'le Slete Wins i• a Breeze • 'l'BE ENGLISH won six of ~ day's Dine sold medals in the stadium and lost a seventh in the men's ufOO meters relay on a dlaquallffcatlon. Tbrou1b the w .. k, &Wand toot 18 of the 38 gold med8ls ID track and field.. David Moorcroft, 25, turned in ~'day's star performance by belting world record bolder Filbert &,I ol. Tanzania in a tbrilll.q fmi.sh to win tbe 1.:500 met.era in 3:35.'8. Seattle Slew, with Jean Cnaget up, won the seventh race at Saratoga Saturday. The um Triple Crown champion won by six lengths with a clocking of 1:~ 3/5 for seven furlongs in sloppy coDdltions. The heavy favorite paid S2 bettors $2.~. $2.10 and ~.10. It was Seattle Stew's first race since an i.Itjury May 14. Bayi set bis world record ol. 3:3f.2 at the last Commonwealth Games at Christ Church, New Zealand. in 1974. He was a stroq favorite to retain his tiUe and led for almost the whole raff. But. KoGrcroft came ~ough strongly to pass him in lbe final sUides. Arum-Boxing's Kingpin 'White Slavemast,er RUles the Jungle BAYl CLOCKED 3:35.58 and wa~ given second place Qver John Robson of Scotland after jtidges studied photographs. '[he men's ua meters relay bto\agbt the only hint of sourness iQ' the Games. England flnlabed f~st, followed by Kenya and Jamaica. But the Kenyans &ed a _protest and claimed their third leg runner, Samson Kipbenei, ._ai:l been fouled by Eneland's GkDCoben. Jtlpbenel was knocked 514ewaya as the runnen came round the bend from the back straight.away and lost a couple of Juda. TUE JUDGES AWAaDBD Kenya the gold. Jamaica the silver and Australia the brome. The dedslon scarcely marred England's &littering run of suc- cess Keith Con.nor set a Games record ol 56-5~ in winning the triple jump. ' ' ' $,000 Enter I $ix-mile Run : tbe Laguna Niguel Scenic-10. ~ilometer (6.25 miles) run will be held this morning with about ~.000 entrants expected in all age .(O\lpS. I The race will start at the Zig--~rat Building on La Paz at 8:30 .wtth international athletes from ~erlya, Canada, Mexico and the ~ .S. competing according to ~PQOSOrs. I ·f\egistration will be held from 6 ;to 8 today with an entry tteors.tbei.ngcbarged. ~ NEW YORK CAP) -0 Tbere is a great satisfac:tion in making a major fJ,ght," said Bob Arum, the telephone in bis office quiet for a few seconds. "That is the major sati&fac· tion. After all that's my role. I'm not in the ring." There have been many sug- gestions by people in the fight game as to where they would like Bob Arum to be -none of them are recommended vaca- tion sites. Some of them aren't even on this earth. BUT WHERE BOB ARUM is at ls the top. He'a a tall tree in tbe jungle of r -~~~ boxing pro· motion. 909AltUM On Sept. 15, Arum's Top Rank, Inc., will promote the Mubam· mad Ali-Leon Spinks heavyweight. championship rematch in the New Orleans Superdome. "It probably will be the most- watched fight in history:• said Chet Forte, wbo will produce I.be. fight for ABC-TV, which shelled out in excess ol. $S million for the rights to the bout plus two other world title matches. .. Tbll la deftnitely my blgaest fight," aald Arum. My blaest thrill was the first All-Splnb fight which everybody wu call- ing a mismatch." ARUM. WHO WITH bia dart business suits and tinted &lasses looks every inch the lawyer be is, laughs about the coup be pulled with Spinks who be bu under contract for three fights, with an option for three more. Arum laughs easily. He also shouts easily when things aren't going bis way. He can be personable. He can be argumen- tative. When it comes to busl· ness, he's always tough ... and smart. "He's a white slavemaster." according to arch-rival Don King. "He's the smartest or them all," said a man close to the boxing promotion J[ame. 1-TEB -Madison Square Garden signed All to defend the universal heavyweight cham- pionship qain.st Earnle Shavers in 1m. Apparently feeling the match was made, the Garden dawdled in signing Shavers. Arum signed Shavers and, after litigation, became part of .the promotion. Arum has been smart enough not to box himself in with the heavyweight division where a promoter can win or lose on whim, especially when AU ls in- volved. Top Rank, which promoted 13 world title bouts in 1977, bad done 12 on U telecasts involYing all three m&Jor U.S. networks tbrougb Aug. 5. Tbe New Orleans show added four Utle bouts to a list on which the heavywelaht ftJdata were the two between All encl Splnka. SINCE MOST of the top righters outside or the beavywei&bt class are forelp, a U.S. based promoter must have good foreign eonnec:tlona. Arum Jd11rw&Saa ~ ... Baseball Stamlings NAftONAL LEAGUE Wel&DI.._ Dedgen W L Pet. GB 88 49 .581 San Franclsco Cincinnati San Diego AUanta Houston 88 49 .581 87 49 '.5'18 ~ 59 58 .SCM 10 54 61 .470 13y, 53 61 .465 14 AllEaICAN LEAGUE Wei& Dltblon W L Pet. GB 63 so .558 65 5t .546 1 6\ S8 .513 5 55 S7 .491 7y, 49 6S .430 14'ril· 47 87 ~12 19~ Eu&Dlmk>D Philadelphia 63 SO .558 - Chicago S8 i6 .509 5Y. Kamas City AD1ela Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle 42 75 •• 23 Eu&DIYbioD 73 42 .835 - 65 so .565 8 6Z $1 .M9 10 62 51 .5'9 10 Q 53 .539 11 S2 61 .'80. '5 70 .391 28 j I l • 11&AS ::SAVERS" MERCURY ··ZEPHYR \, , .. +PLUS+ All IM IO•n• BIKE ... .., ... ,,11 Montreal 56 S1 .419 9 Pitta burgh 51 61 .'55 ll y, New York 48 88 .414 18Y. St. Louis ~ 69 .405 17Y, Boston New York Detroit KUwauk• Baltimore ' Cleveland Toronto OrartQ9 County'• Oldest Unootn·Mercury O.alershlp • Dozens To Choose From ' • Bike With Every Zephyr has them -Roldolo SabbaUnl in Europe, Tito Lecture in South America, Mickey Duff ln England and Lope Sorreal of the Philippines are included ... and there are Alleen Eaton and Don Cbargin of Los Angeles who have inroads in the gold mine ot Mexican talent. Arum also helped form Top Rank, which handled Ali's fight with Oscar Bonavena in 1970 and all of Ali's other fights, wttb the exception of the first bout against Joe Frazier, unW Ali fought Geor~e Foreman ln Africa. KING PSO•Ol'BD the ragbt in Africa -and Arum was on the outside of the beavywelgbt picture. ••Most of our Income now com es from outside the heavyweight dJvlslon because we do so many of the Ugbter division fights and they've become lucrative. You make up ror less money than you get in a heavyweight fight by volume. .. But a tieavyweight tiUe bout still is the rarest fiower ln the jungle that la boxina promotion. And Bob Arum wI1f ahow up anybody who says It isn't ... especially In New Orleans Sept. 15. .......... _.) ANGE~ ••• hiahllghted a five-nm SeaWe slxt.b. Larry Milbourne tied the score 2-2 with a bales lOllded stqle and stiDloD follow*1 wttb bis ninth home run '1l tbe MMGD to =::we a S-2 lead. a acored lta Ont four rwaa qal.mt Jim Colborn on two-run homers by Keo Lan- dreawt in the tb1rd lDn1q and Dave aualk in the seventh. Reliever Dave LaRoebe, N, was the wt.aner u the ADlela paated tbelr fourth comeeutive trtumpb and DlDtb In the Jut ll games. 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Report From the Wortd of 1ttorta Bowa InCident Is T~ical "' Of Player-Writer Fad \-~~. I • )'. r.' P8IIADELPBIA -Danny Ozark Mid Jt',ti 1Jtitf··· it'a bffGmlnc a fact ot life tbat the media II .,._.,.....to ' . llve wttb. Ozark, tho. manqer of tbe aillldelpllia Pblll1ea ... asked wbetber be would aacrUle9 OM writer a d.Q tf be could be aure It would lDd&e Ida plQen to play their belt. ''Only one!'' the manacwhked.'lben Osan t.qbed. .. "I'm cmJ.y tiddlna fellas," be q....., lldded. The truth la that tbe remart •• nk!e •Clf delerll>i" Ing the bate between many Jll"ttWmooll ~ wt ta. writers wbo ehroalcle their npkJIU, Tbe averaee ruder, tbe aportl fan, could not even enriaion the q1J ecenee Thursday DUdlt in the drealnl room ol. the Pbll.fies l>otb before • alter their game with Plttaburlth. - The Pblllies" p1a7eri .....,,..,.nt. ment wltb the media baa belD IJ"Owin& ror several rears. A number ol. them just don't want to explain tbetr mlatak.ea after a game. Some don't even want to dlacusa tbelr successes. The Pblllles, for ex~ple, since they are lntelved in the latesteete writer eonfturatiOD, are a talmtect team espected win their dlYilloa tn the NatlODal Leaaue Eut with ~ are flrlt, but they have not played up to their capabilities. '!'bey lead the nmnet·up Chlcqo CW. ~ with oa1y a mcmtb and a ball ol ~ ~ The Pfdlll-. Ute many teama, doa't De to re-4 ..._. their cleftdmdea. Tbese are ftnely-tunecl .. lll«a. ~ ol whom suffer lnw~ with tbdr ran--. ADd to raid aboat them turns the auffert.nc to ana•.' -----~·----•~eel dte-. ... -.....ir----· Yankell owner Geers• IM ' a "· comment-inl oa tbe boabls ol Seale J8dqm by fans: ... don't mind Ol'dlDary booe, wbttbei' they're aimed at -me, IQ1 baU-ehdt OI'" 1D.7 pblJen. What l UD't stand are lam wbo boo in hate." Trlel8 1. Who dld Alex Johnson beat out for the American League batting title in 1970 on the la.st day of the season? 2. Reggie Jacksoo of Oakland bit 47homeruuin1961. Who was tbe American League's home nm leader ror '69! Dre•lletoe Ill S..•PC• ••• BASEBALL-Toronto's Bob Bailor collected four hits, including a triple which deliv~ the win'ning run as the Blue Jays defeated Kansas City, S-2 ... Larry Bowa, despite heavily taped ribs, stroked a slxth-IDning triple to help Philadelphia to a l~l rout ol. Pitts- burgh. Bowa. the central ftgure in an argument earlier in the week with a bueball writer, received a at•Dding ovation from the crowd of 30,UO • . • BGela ..,._..,.. two-run homer and a solo blas t by Bo1 Smalle1 led Minnesota to a 8·3 wtn over Oakland . . . J.L atdaard 1lnd a four. , . blUer and struck out 13 tn stopping .~ Atlanta, 5·2 ..• Boston swept LAH'f .,.. Kllwautee bebiDd tbe hittine of Dia Slee, a&ek Baalwoa and DwlO& Enu . . . Bah1more ended tbe Yankees' sis-game wtnn1q streak, M, behind the biWDs of Lee lla1 and Pat KellJ. BOUE aACING -Big 'N Bad, ridden by BW Sllleeaabr, captured a five-length victory in the Bin& Crosby Handicap at Del Mar •.. Lcmgacres Race Coarse in WasbiDltoo bas cancelled all raciq for the remainder ol. the seaaoo aa a result of a dispute with horsemen . . . A reatrainlllg order baa been banded down in an attempt to prevent possible violence between the Jockeys Guild and non-union jocket.a at. EWs Pait in Kentucky. OTBElt 8POaTS -Race car owner and driver BID Baker, a, ol Piamo Beach, suffered an apparent heart at· tack after a trial run at Seara Point Raceway and died shortly after arriving at a hospital •.. lJCbt heavyweight boxer Kem Smltla dled earlr this -morning of an apparent. self.inflicted gunshot wound. The bullet lodged above bis left eye. His ring record WU 12·2· 1 , .. Lee TreYl8o WOD Oil the fourth bole ID a tease playoff to take the top prize In an international 1olf tournament ln Eaalaad. Be edpd Neil Celes and Noel aaicwre after the three bad ftnisbed wtth 10.under par ~rou.nd tot.ala or 3'4 ••• 8dllllo Goesaln of Venezuela won a 15-ro\llld declaloo over G.U, LU THv1..o Espada to claim the WBA version of tbe flyweltbt cbam- ploaabiP •.• All-pro lineman l.-le Kelclaer, a 292-pou.nder, bu •alked out ol. the San DlelO Cbaraen' tra1DlD& camp ln a d1lpute over bll contract .•• Sec!«>Dd-year numtng back Teil Me&atp& of the Kansas Cltr Chiefs lDJured his Jert ~ a freak car wash acddent and lr1ll be lidellned lode ••• Mark Ro&b and Dona Adamek are the leaden their All.star teams named by the NaUooal Bowlen Journal. Roth, Z'l, won eight pro tlUes. Adamek, 21, won three crowns in Ute put 12 months ••. Gre101'1 Cardbaal, a 13-year-old Micblpn boy, raeed bla sleet: white mlnlature racer to vlctol:J ~ bt the Ult All-• Amertcu Soap Box Derby. 'lbe '-1, 88-POUrld rae61' was dwarfed b)' the ftve-foot trophy. He wtll allo recleYe a $1,000 ICbolarsblp and a kit for a atreet sbe model Cat. , lltMlle,l'elelUI•• RADIO BASEBALL -Giants at Dodgers 1 Q0clock, KA.BC ('790): Angels at SeatUe, 1:35 p.m., KMPC <710>: Horse Racina-Feature race from Del Mar, 5:30, K~V <870>. T!LEVISION 11 a .m. (28) -TENNIS -Final round matches in the Wendy's Tennis Classic at Dublin, Ohio. - Noon (4) -TENNIS -Cliff Dryadale VI. Bjorn Bore ID a WCI' tournament of champions matc:b taped in Las Vqaa. 1 p.m. (I) -TENNIS -Co\'efU. of1'le m-.•s singles ftnal in the U.S. Clay Court cba~l-1 at lndianapolia. • (4) -MU .IL OLYMPICS -llqXing, amnutiet and ~ " track end ftUl AN featured. (11) -P&O 80CCEll-Uve ,, c!O"ftlt of an NASL pla1off game. • ' l:IO p.m. (5> -ANOU.S &\SPALL -. Tbe ARI~ .. toe on u. Mart.Den tn ~attle. 3 p,m. (11) -Nl'L ~ -Tbi Stn DlelO Cbatten meet the Rama ln an uhlbltioo -&UM p!Qicl Satui'cta1 nl8bt at u.. eou.w.... l ... ~. . . a:• p..m. '4> -OOl.P :.......,.. -re~ ot th• c~ POA tour, IDe~ttie P.O/.thfilli ........ FOOTBALL/ TENNIS ..... ,.,.... Sundlly.Auguat13, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8:1• · F ootllall Exhibitions . . ·-· .. •· . . . . Co.w~fs . Still " . . ~ •, . Kings ~£ NFL ..... F~m AP Dllpatcba Dallas proved superior qain to the Denver Broncos a.a fhe Cowboys won on two tO'lCb· down pass catches by Tony IDU and UDebacker Mike Heeman's 66-yard return for a touchdown with an i.Dtercepted pus Satur· cU1. hlgbllgbtlng National Ueagueexhibition football action. Hegman's interception pro- duced a 21·1 lead early ln the fourth quarter. But tbe Broncos refused to quit as Norris Weese hit Haven Moses on passes of 23. 13. and 18 yards to set up Dave Preston's eight-yard TD run with 3:32 left. The Cowboys, however. main- tained possession from that point and ran out the clock. Other results: Tampa Bay Z3, Baltimore lZ -Rookie quarterback Doug WilliaJPS connected on a three- yard pass to Louis Carter for the go-ahead TD as the Buccaneers shocked the Colts. Williams, the first black quarterback ever picked in the first round of the NFL draft. guided the Bu cs from a 12·3 halftime deficit before 61.112. St. Louis 26, Chicago l4 -Carl Allen returned an Intercepted pass 85 yards for a touchdown and veteran Jim Bakken booted four field goals to lead the Cards . the victory. Stenerud kickfd four of his field goals In . tM second quarter to give the Chiefs a 12-0 lead .. Detroit 14, Cinclanatl 11 - Quarterback Gary Danielson hit Luther Blue on a 45-yard pas& play to set up Lawrence Gaines' go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter and the Lions held on rot" the triumph. snappiJlg ClrlCin· nati's streak of 13 exhibitiow wins at home. Cleveland zo, Buffalo 10 - . Quarterbacks Brian Sipe and· Mark Miller ~aeh te5~ed-a touchdown pass and Don Cock~ofl added a pair of field g~ls as Cleveland got past qi~ Billa. New England Zl, Oakland 1-'- Stanley Morgan scored on' a 50-yard pass play to help ttic PatriQts whip Oakland, .but tb~ Pats lost wide receiver Daro-t Stingley to a neck injury, whicb. appeared serious. Stingley wu leveled by Oakland safety Jack Tat\lm. Seattle zo, San Francisco I ..._ Steve Myer passed for two TDs and ran for a third a s the Seahawb beat the 49ers. 20-6. O~ J . Simpson did not play. Past, Presen~. Battle at NH::·:· ~ NEW OJU.EAW~ CHUCltltruNCIE (42) LOSES THE BALL AS KIM BOKAMPER OF MIAMI MOVES ~NTOllECOVEA. Miami 3J., New Ot'leau 17 - Rook.ie quarterback Guy Ben- jamin bit nine of nine passes for 58 yards and a touchdown to ral- ly the Dolphins fi"om a 17-1'4 halftime deficit. A who's who of former Newport Harbor High footbatl stars will be on hand today ·at the Sailors' field when the SOP H.' or the 1978 varsity will compett1 against an alumni squad 10 11. summer passing league l~;f)t: game. Tennis Roundup Darkness One Foe Connors Can't Beat From AP Dbpatebes INDIANAPOLIS -Darkness forced a halt to play between top-seeded Jimmy Connors and defending champion Manuel Orantes in the.ir semifinal match at the U.S. Open Clay Courts Tennis championships Saturday night. Connors had won the first set 7-5 and led 2-0 In the second set before play was called for the night. Tournament officials said Con· ilors and Orantes would resume -play t~y. : THE TOURNAMENT schedule was Interrupted twice 'by rain. The matches got un- derway 90 minutes late and the second shower halted play for nearly four hours. Spain's Jose Higueras scored a three-set victory over Italy's Corrado Barazzutti in their rain delayed semifinal match. Higueras captured the match 7·6, 4·6, fl..2 and will meet Con· nors or Orantes later today. a quick 2-0 advantage. Connors caught up with a service break in the sixth game. The match was tied 4·4 as each held service. They then exchanged service breaks and Connors held bis serve to take a 6·5 lead before breaking Orantes again to win the set. Ltdz.lallpset DUBLIN, Ohio -An ag- gressive flfth-aeeded Bob Lutz of San Clemente upset top-seeded Brian G<lttfried Saturday night 6-1, 6·3 in the semifinals of a $75,000 profess ional tennis to\lmament at Muirfield Village. Lutz served well and forced about 30 Gottfried errors. Gott· fried frequently hit too long or into the net. Lutz broke Gott· fried's serve twice in the first set and three times in the final set. Lutz advances to today's ti· tie match against third-seeded Arthur Ashe, who defeated Eliot Teltschef 7-6, 6·2 Saturday. . In doubles play, Australians Colin Dibley and Bob Giltinan defeated the third-seeded Tim and Tom Gullikson 5· 7, 6·3, 6-3. Ceadt TaMJed California Sunshine soccer coach Derek Lawther bas been hired a s Santa Ana College's new soccer coach, replacing Dan Goldmann, , who res igned recently. La wt her, a Fountain Valley , resident, and his Sunshine squad are currently in the t hi c k of the Western Division title chase in the American Soccer League. The Stadium Court used by Higueras and Barauutti is the only lighted court at the In· dianapolls Racquet club. The slow defensive-type game of Higueras and Barazzutti was finished more than 7'AI hours after it began with a four-hour rain delay included. Decade Net Fin_.ls It took Higueras and Barazzutti an hour and 50 minutes to complete the first set. The match featured 10 service breaks, five by each player. The Europeans stayed at the baseline most of the time, elect· ing a defensive stratefy on the wet surface. Severa volleys , lasted longer than two minutes. ORANTES BROKE Connors in : the first game and jumped out to The Orange County champion of the Decade National Amateur Tennis Tournament will be de- cided today during playoffs at Anaheim Public Tennis Center. Semifinals for the two divisions-public courts and club-corporation -begin at 9 a.m . and the eventual champ of each category will meet at 4 p.m. t-0 decide the Orange Coun- ty championship. The winning team will qualify for a trip to San Francisco . Sunshine Beaten, 2-1 where the Western Regional winner will be decided Aug. 19·20 in round robin play. The Western Regional champ advances to Flushing Meadow on Sept. 10 for a national cham- pionship against other regions in the country. Still alive for today 's semifinals are the Mission Viejo Wreckers, the Dukes of the John Wayne Tennis Club,· the Five Mice and a Moose from El Toro and the Smith Barney Over· Achievers from Park Newport. LANCIA ROSE, WINFIEW TREATYOUIJl SAN DIEGO CAP> -Credit Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds with another big hit -enjoyed by 18,000 children a~ a Saturday autograph party aiven by Rose and Dave Winfield or the San Diego Padres. Rose has been in baseball's •Potlight much of this year. get- ting his 3,000 m~or league bit and tllen hitting in 44 con .. secutive games to tie the second loneest batting streak in the game's h1story. The Padres' Winfield was the host at a similar children's par- ty befare the All-star game in San Di~o last month. Pittsburgh 13, Atlanta 7 - Lynn Swann's diving end zone catch of a 35-yard pass from Mike Kruczek midway through the last quarter gave the Steelers the win. Lynn's score, which erased a 7-6 Falcon lead, came one play after a 25-yard touchdown pass from Kruczek to Alvin Maxson was nullified by a holding penalty. NY Jets Z7, NY Giants 23 - Richard Todd threw three touchdown passes, the last one an 18-yarder to Wesley Walker with 84 seconds remaining, to lift the Jets to victory. Kansas City 17, Minnesota 13 -Jan Stenerud kicked five field goals, including a 50-yarder, and 'the Chiefs' defense turned in three quarterback sacks to gain It begins at 3:45 and among the alumna are Vin Mulroy and Steve Foley <St anford I. Ar( Sorce and Gordon Adam ~ <USCI, Dee Ward <O rC'gon ~tel. Brian Theriot and Erik Escher <UCLA>. Tom Baz~cas <Redlands 1. Wa yne Kaspar elt <Webe r Statel. Bob Curry l formerly of Cal> and 1977 stand- outs Bobby Brown. Fraftk Venclik and Tim Gooding. Newport Harbor·~ squad cdn· sists of Randy Starr. Scott Ben- jamin, Dave Hitzel. Chris Cj\\e~. Jay Volzke and Brian Ward on offense. On derense it ·s Sc.ott McKay, Dave Thompson. D11vt• Deruff. Alan Gaddis, Fernanpv Castorena, Ward and Hitzel. ' Group Seeks Betting Laws CNN M&T ....... IA • I ... ""' -AK t).t" ltn ~<••• A group called the California Off Track Betting Committee is canvassing the state in a n attempt to gain 500,000 signatures by Nov. 24 in support of legislation to create a Gaming Control Com- mission. The initiative would also authorize the Legislature to regulate off-track wagering on horse races in California. Petition in- formation is available by phoning 897-4636. MIC-JI THE SAVING PLACE SPORTING GOODS ;c:~ f 4.97 l . . V-LEG IAGLAI YOUR C:HOICI :·: SPORT SHIRTS JOHISOI & JOHISOI'. !::!, 1~ ":.::. 497 J-PAD PIOTECTldl ~ TORRANCE-The Southern California Lazers took a 2-0 lead in the ft.rat half and coasted to a 2·1 victory over the California Sunshine Saturday night in American Soccer League action at El Camino College. Sid Wallace and Jpacto Salcedo scored lor the . Lazers and the Sunshine could only counter with a -late goal from Johll Lloyd. The intelligent alternative. ~:~, s•7 7.97 ~ u~:~ ::~~s To . ~ 2 97 Youth Y lllow OucMd • ,. •••••.••. 5.47~ "NO NONSENSE" LEASING .• To the overpriced sports car. y~ y ,.,..,." °'*" ......... 5.97 Youtft Mand Knudd9 J ,_, ....... 5.47 I: Yeuth Mand/orm J fted ~ .... 6.97 r Adult J ..., ,.....,., au.d . : .... 7 '7 t IALl Y• CUSSIC SIOI _:.~ 3'l bbk~. ''· °'8hloned, I OFFICIAL fOOTIALL =·=-9'' -~~. r • 'f l'~l l f ''•"' r '•• .,. , '', ' .. OAILV PILOT "~ ......... JUDY RANKIN TEES ~FF EN ROUTE TO TOURNEY LEAD. II With Birdie Putt H&yes Reta~s Slim Goll Lead SUTTON, Mua. <AP> -Mark ff ayet reacted to p.._.ure with a clOI~ blrdie to take a one. stroke lead over Jobi) Mahaffey and GU Mor1an aft•r 54 boles Saturday In tbe 025,000 Pleasant Valley Golf Cluale. Startlnl two strokes up on the field, Hayee wu caqht nrat by Mahaffey and then by Morcan. but rtCaiDed IO&e poaesslon ol the lead wttb a 12·fdot birdie putt on tht 1llb creen. A clutch putt 1ava him a third· rOWld 68, two-under-par and a S4·bole total of 202 -11 under regulaUon equaUae the PGA course record foi:_ Ule d.ia_!ance. MAHAFFEY, the newly crowned PGA champion, started the day thrw strokes back, but picked up ground with a four· under·par 67, which included birdies on bis first four holes. Mor1an moved in a share of the lead wttb a birdie on the 54th hole and a three-round score of 203. However, Hayes, trailing in the next threesome, finished bis round with the birdie putt to re- gain the lead. Australia's Graham Marsla shot a third-round 68 for a 204 score, Just two strokes back heading Into the windup of the • 72·hole filht today for flnt prize money or "5.000. DEFENDING CHAMPION Ray Floyd dropped to fourth place despite his 12th con· secutlve aub-par round at Pleasant Valley's 7,119-yard course since bis first visit in 1965. Floyd had a 70 for a M·bole total or 21>5. Don Bies had a 67 for 206 while Miller Barber was another stroke back at 'l111, after shooting a 70 on a rain·soaked layout. "I didn 'l putt very well to- day.'' sajd Hayes, the 1977 Tournament Players Aasocta. lion champion seeking bis firat victory on the tour this year. "I hit the ball well from tee to green, but I didn't feel comforta· ble putting. I didn't make any long putts." HA Ym• llOUND included two birdies and one bogey, on the 51st hole when Mahaffey pulled into a a temporary tie for the lead. 70 Keeps Rankin On T~p Mahaffey, who broke a long slump by rallying from seven strokes behind and then winning the PGA championship last Sun· day, quickly moved into a first· place tie while playing with Hayes in the third round. He sank putts from 10, 15. 15 and 20 feet for birdies on the first four holes. before laking a bogey on the 6th green. "The way I started out. l felt I could shoot ln the 50s," Mahaf· fey said. Lopez SliDots 69, but Sire's Out of It MANHASSET, N.Y. CAP) - Judy Rankin. battling to play the kind of golf that made her the leading money-winner in 1976 and 1977. shot a three· under-par 70 Saturday afternoon tor a nine·under 210 to retain first plac:e in the $100,000 Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament at the North Hills Country Club. Debbie Massey. Rookie ot the Year in 1977, moved from a tie for ninth place after two rounds to the runner.up spot by shoot· int a 67 oo the par-73, 6,143·yard course to put her at 212, seven under par. Sally Little of South Africa. wllo was one stroke behind Rankin at the Midway point, dropped to third with a five· under 214 by shooting a 73. Jane Blalock and Pam Higgins are tied for fifth at 215. Blalock ma'ched par after two con· secutive rounds of 71 while Rig· gins registered a 72. NANCY LOPEZ, the current sensation of the tour with eight victories and a one-year earn· ings record of $153,097, bad the second best round Saturday. a 69. However. she is a two-over at 221 because or a disastrous 79 Thursday. "The only thing I can salvage the rest of this year is a couple of wins." smiled Rankin. win· less after scoring five victories in 1977. "I realized this a few weeks ago," she added. "I've been in a slump because of a bad back that caused me to change to a different swing. Today is as good as I've felt all year. "I've felt like this a couple or limes, but I've never been in contention. I 've only three· putted once in the three rounds. . , ' That was on the 17th today." Now that she baa put three good rounds together, does Rankin feel she has the tourney won. "WHAT HAPPENS il Debbie Massey shoots another 87?" •hot back the 16·year veteran of the tour. "I feel that I need another sub-par round. · ·'The course has play~ well. When I woke up this morning it was rainlng buckets and I didn't think we'd be able to play at all. Suddenly the rain stopped, the sun came out and everytblng ls fine. It's nice ~ the leader instead of having to chase someone." Massey, who won the Japan Classic for her only triumph - she won $46,962 for the year - admitted to playini while ill. * * * Tlllrd·rOUllll ie.dtrs of IM ~IH ProfHllONI Golf To11,_ftt belftO plrf"d Oft tlw 6, t4l-\lan1. -·n Nor11t Hlll~Couftlrv CIUb: J.,.,.,A.,.klft Debbie MaueY S.llyl.Jlll• J•MBt.l<oll PamHl09IM HoOlsSt.cy Glorla Ellret KatllyWllltwwlh Jeril't'" Brita Saftd••Pod e.tllSt-0.le Lllflclqulst OolGernwim Peggy COftley K•ltly Pol.litWall CerlaGlnvow Joanne Cemet' Ne1KyL~ Mari-Hagge Vklti.F.,.... Salldt• P•l!Nr e.tty KlftQ JenStt~ Ketlly M<Mull9m Oellt>I Au~On 11 .. 10--210 n 12 61-2n 61 n n-214 n 71 n-21S n 11 n-2u n 11 ,._,,, ,, 71 ~· 74 71 71-211 n 7D 7._211 ., " JS-211 ,. 71 12-21t n n ,,_.m " 74 10-m " u 10-2211 " ,. n-2211 n 14 ,,_.no n n 1s-.z20 7t ,, "-221 11 '' n -221 "n ~1 73 1S n-221 74 71 7....UI 12 74 7S.-221 " " 7f-221 7S 70 7._ttl Horse Racing Results DELMAR ....... , ...... ...,_...., Flnt r--Aull-(Mc(llrtOftl IUO, s.20. UO; Cold eo,::-z, (M<Hutuel 1.40, 3.20; ~CM ICM IUO. Second rac-Preotreed IMcH9rlU91 1J.OO, S.00. UO; Olllctl ,.,_._ (Plerc:•I UQ, 2Mi Ult,. ror ICJlalllMlll UO; Delly Oollllle l1•21 ~~ ric-"9w 1~1 .. 20, UO, 2.40; !CIMlllld H.w <McHe,...I t.». UO; Ml11~ t8'dNll UD; asaucta CHI P8id 11• FWt111 r __ ....... ltlftt IOll-1 \UO. S.00. UD; OMdlll Act (MCClttOftl 1.00, UO; Mtfl'ICI., Of Tiie OM! <CM ... > UO. l'lftll rac-"8pwcllt<M ICUt-481 10.40. MO, UD; IAllP! ..... _ (Mctt.,...I U O, UO; ,...... Mlllltft (MCCMnllll A.DO; U eucta lMI .-e..s.JO. 1111111 r«~lr GeY'1'9l' lMcHIH'tutl t.<40, uo. MO; To a. °' Not IPlerc:•I uo. 3.oo; et Dorado .. ca.-1uo. ~II rac.-6•"'9 Tiie Herbor ~r I 4.0D, 1AO, UO; Laredo C~> 2.10, t.20; ~ Sal\t IMcH-:-111111 !AO; '5 tl!KU IW> eJtrllll r--lled 'H 1119 ISllollMlllWI UO, iA, UO; AINIMYll (Gr-} LOO, UO. Ooeoded (Mtflll4.., Nl'lltl r••-Bl«ll $1111W111f csnoem.ur> UO, 2 2A. .~·.'OLAI Oo 0111M tTo,.I UO, 2.201 AlllM Boy ~NII} UO; tseuct• IHI pel4I ts.DO . a~10.-. LOS ALAMITOS . . . . • Tlllrd round IMden l1t Ille "'--t V•li.ov Golf Cl.Uk •I Ille OM 11·1,llt YWd Country Cl<.tb eoune: Marlt H•Y9S JoM M4tMffey GllM«eM GreMmMM"tfl A•l' Floyd OoftBles Miiier B•l'tler Orvlll•_, Biii Aooen EdS.bo Cr•l9 Stadler Rod Curl 8oO Sllearff RoftSlreo ,,.,.,,,.,a. ... Joe l1tma1t BN<e Lletllte AIMT•i>M Georve Burns Mllte McCullougll lloOGllder Lff Elder Kermit ZMWt 0.A.welllrtfto 8efl Crenlhew Franlt Beard P•tFltnlmons Pllll H•ftCOClt Tom Kite Jeff Mltc"911 JolWI Scllroedtr Dave Stoclttelft OcM1t Tewell Homero Blan<n Jim Oe1tl Al Gelberotf" Lou Gr•....., H•i. lrwl1t Ml-e She• ., " "-202 11 6S H-lll:J 10 .. 1 .,._m 11 u .._~ ., .. 10-tos •• 70 67-lOt " ,. 10-207 n 6' 10-D 61 .. 11-D 71 .......... 69 ., ,,__ 70 70 61-D .. 11 ..._. 70 70 61-D .. 10 ..._. n 61 ...._.,.,. .. " 10-20' •• 71 .,_20' ., 10 10-20' 10 ., n-20t 10 6S 15-210 10 61 n-210 70 .. 72-2l0 71 " 7>-2l0 " 71 11-210 70 70 11-211 70 .. n-211 7) .. ~11 n .. 10-211 7S 61 61-211 72 .. 10-211 75 .. 61~11 11 70 10-211 n ., n -212 11 " 10-212 12 71 ..... 212 72 ,, 61-211 11 70 71-212 71 72 ,_,., GOLF I HORSE RACING A~ ..... LEADER MARK HAYES PATS HIMSELF ON THE BACK. Just Not His Day SUTTON. Mass (AP> -Ch'ns Clark. 29. a tounng ~olf pro from El Paso. Texas. felt .. a Ill tie dizzy .. after shooting a 12· over-par 16 on the 17th hole in the $225.0-00 Pleasant Va lley Classic Friday. The score was the worst for any hole for a PGA tournament at Pleasant Valley. The old re· cord was 13 strokes. taken by Steve Opperman on the same 17th in 1965. Clark. a former assistant pro at th e Co untry Club 1n Brookline. Mass . after ~radua · t1on from thl· Univf!rs ity of Anwna. Joined thc tour an 1976 After missing 56 weeks when h(' broke his h<1nd . he returned' to the tour in June Since then he has won 1ust Sl72.50 in eight tournaments . His dri vc went over the green and into a water hazard. He took · a drop and drove the ball back into the water. Another drop and again into the hazard. 1\nother drop. Hazard.again. He took another drop and this tU:nc hi~ ~hot went to the bank A chip ~hot and thrt>e pull.\ g<i"< rum his 16 \ I ' Ji'eaturi!!fl. ... • .... ·-·-----·Suf*Y-···A·ug·ust·1·3 .• 1m ______ D_AJ.LY·Pl·L·OT·-- -FASHION l '· • l No more kooky. • lot leas wtkt. Not as bl1 •nd full·blown, fewer layen. simpler mlx· match Ina. It'• wld rstated, lt'1 refined and 1ubUe. It's wearable and dass1c, touched wttb elea•nce. It 'a luhlon for fa ll. A flnt aUmpst ot aulwnn appa.rel was pre· aented by Nord&ttom Soutb Cout Plua, at &a abowlna hlahltahted by ullored. text.uftd and terrlrtck>oathatdrawtromputaucceuet. Fashion cycles ar• holdlnt true. und y"terday•a Ideas are betAI repeated -but the tun em~ With aurprislq new a~let. Thtte a the sum, atraf&bl &kiri -but this Hme around 1t's slit danaerousty hip on the UllCh. Aod aomeo have 1 Udy ldck pleat ln the back. There's tbe bluer/jacket -but lt'1 not as 111· For a sman allboueUe, use a leather belt OU'l'S.JDE t.h1a fall's jacket to tame down thelOOMkd. There's tbe boot -shorter now, ffirtin1 a few tndMI aboft tbe ankle IC.nee-hi&b boots are still WD us. but thel aren't tl&bt le1·b~ers •ft11DOl"e. lnstead, they have a atraithter abaft for a wider appearance to bahmce fuU, swingy sklrU Sboes a.re nat -or hllh. Lea wardrobing is expanding to include those cute little ankle socks, knitted knee sock.a and textured and pat· terned stockings. Fabrics are butter soft -ultrasuede, cor· doroy -no autfhess. Materials are gathered, pleated, peued. Contours are narrow al the bottom, full at the top. Waistlines can be de fined -or not.. The look for fall: understate, refine, subtle, wearable and classic. Wedditlfls/Etlflflflernetlts Taggart-Poulter Tere.sa LYnne Poulter and Steven William Taggart have been married at the Sah Lake Temple of the Cburcb of Jesus Christ of Latter. day Saints. The bride ls 'the daughter ot Raymond and Eleanor Poultel'gta Mesa. Sbe craduated from F.stlDCia Scbool, attended Orange Coast CoUep was pmddent of Lambda Delta Slpaa 90l'Orit1. Sbe attends Brigham Youn• Umven.lty. Tbe brtdelloom, eon ol J. Albert and Betty Ta11art of Salt Lake City, Utah, er actuated from CottAJriwQod Hiib School, attended the UnivenU, el tJtab and aueods Brish•m Young Unlvenl~. He eened a two year nUalon for tbe cbureh ta Aqentina. The couple will live in Provo, Vt@. Brown-Beam Jeanne Marte Beam ot Rllntinaton Be.ch The couple will make their home ln Cetta and Douctaa Crall Brown of Colla lifeaa have Mesa. ' been married tn St. Bonaventure Catbollc •un...:.. I • ft .. ma· n Cburcb, H~ Beach. L:. &.ncu" The brtde, CS.uebter of Collette T. Beam of Vlr&lnia Hartmaa and Juan Lana announce Huntl~oo Beach ud tbe late William C. tbelr recelit.. marrtqe. LontUme rtlldent of lleam. ~from Mater Del Hlab School, San Clemente, Mr. Luila 11 the son of Mn. J . and a~ Gol4en Welt Collece and Loyola Luu ot San C1emtnle. n.y WW mak• tbelr • MmmoantUmw•aitJ. · home lnSanCle1nente. . ,.'1'b9 brkllooom, IOD of June Dreyer ol San Rafael" Del jtJM llle Paul 8rOwn. &raduated Wilson _LI ubbar mas' '&ID B&rae1 Blab Sebool act •tt•lled-·----=--':!'1:1 .-...---..._~ OoldeD Welt Collep. .. ta I conain.etlon BUlle L. Wlllon of HuDtlnatoft Buch and ~ • Don Jlubblrd ot Fullerton are !lftPftd. • The bride-elect, dau1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Wilson of Riverside, rraduated from Ramona Hiib School and Orange Coatt COlle1e. Hubbard, son of Mrs. Bette Hubbard of ~a Habra, sraduated from Lowell Hll~ School add Fullerton Junior C0Ue1e. A Sesit. 30 weddln1 ls planned at the Mar· rtott Hotel, Nl'WJ)Ql:l Beach ' Palmer-St. Onge Jane Marte St. Oqe Of 5an PectrO and Jonathan OlblOn Palmer of Puadena bave been mUTltd tn Ou~ .Lid.Y Queen ol '.Anaell.,. . J' .. ~I I .ip r''• '"· I .... 111., If•\ I t •'I •• •1 1 ' I ' •• 1, ... •f!' •• • ..... .. ....... . :~ ... ·~ .· . "' •• 1:fl 11 •• • ·'"' ..... =1 Newport Beach. !:: The bride, daughter of Ramon St. Onge• Mission Viejo and Mrs. Herbert Hildebrand: Concord, graduated from Cornelia Connelly H ~bool and the University of Southern Callfo where she affiliated with Gamma Ptu 8 1 sorority. · i~ The bride1room. son of Mr. and Mrs.; Schuyler Palmer of Pasadena, graduated froM h Blair High School, Pasadena City College, an4 Z the University of Southern Callforrua where ~ affiliated with Kappa Si1ma rrat.emJty. • l The couple wUI make their home ln Sd"l· Pedro. • , • . Pelletier-England Susan Mane Enaland and Robert Morgan P'elletler Jr. have been married In the Whittler College Chapel, Whittler. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. • Br~ce England of Newport Beach, graduated from Newport ff arbor Hlgh School and Whittler Colle1e. The brtdearoom. son of Mr. and M rt Robert Mor1an Pelletier Sr .. 1raduated fro NewPort Harbor Hich School and the Unlverai of Southern CaU(omia. Tbe couple wUI live In Whittier. I \ •... DAILY PILOT . All.EGRO DEl MAR llAUTY~ )YUl.C....HwJ. c:... ...... J ... • ... . .. . ' . .. . ... ' .... . DOes your ~er need confidente? ~ .,,_...,, Slnw Praferolr .. Madtl I Sdloel a +er 1r flU ..... .............. MZ.J ... '\ r, LEllBllN£E I SALE 75% OFF OOL TOPS, SHORTS, PA DRESSES, PANT SUITS. FEATuRING SPECIAL SELECTION OF FALL MATERNITY SLACKS TEEN FASHIONS The Finicky Fox apeclallzea In ready-to-weu faahlona and ~for the teen girt. We otter en excellent r9ng8 of alz.es from C>-13 ~ .U1iota Md 8-14 In Teena. We .,. fashion apeclallats. hen. to G&'de your teen girt In the Mlectlon and coordination of her t.::11-to«:hoof wardrob9. She'll be dlllghtled wtth our large aelectlon of brand rwne merchendlM •.• Chemin. de Fer. Love 'N Stuff, Hang Ten Junlora, Catalina. Jody, Young Edwardian and many mor•. And ,ou'll enjoy our relaxed a.hopping ~ To tl!elp bol.., Your bUdget u "'I .. her wardrobe, we .,.. off«tng a J10 bon~ cetd. Alie for 1QU191 Hou'9 Mon . .frJ 10 to 8 T.W·Th 104 sun.12toi l ,, ( Horoseope 4'Ra4inif!K114oz ·) t "It J hear it again, I'll tell you." "lt you don't know what n is. then how will you know when you hear it lgain?" "Are you trying to pick a fight with me. because if your con· science is bothering you. take i! out on someone else. Admit it! You're worried. aren't you?" "No." "You're worried that you sent your son out in· to a world crawling with ·murderers. perverts. sex fiends and robbers who would tap you on the head with a tire iron for 35 cents." "Will you go to sleep?'' ··Did you leave the frontdoorooen?" "No." ''I'm going down and open it. Just in case he should come home in the middle of the night. You know how he never car· ries his keys." "That tears it." said my husband throwing back,._the covers a nd stickmg his head out or the bedroom window. "Hey Buddy!" be yelled in the darkne ss. .. Everything okay out there?" A sleepy head poked through the tent flap. "Aw c'mon Dad. you pro· mised you'd let me camp a ll by myself." ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS ll'M "'"'"'"''¥ Jr.it .9rtlt ··!J-~·· ·""' .A.ii .4·11¥. ~ot#IN••'¥ •/ O'-r 1'1fl' . ~O# olfUI .Jt ... ~ • .J !I'~'" 1#1 vt.1 ... 1 .. ~, • .,. .A'.il ~ ... , .. llu ~-1 ~·-~ IA"-v.• . ...1 ~*"'~ 61 IM 'YI'·~' •"••+_NIW' llfll' .fl/~ 4fp • .,,.,...,.,..,,,,,.,,, Ut1J .#--,<I# '.fil' .,..t. ~11-~1'-fut/ ..11..,11 ""' ~~"" IJftMarriea· and,Uving "With someone? Eliminate Dis~utes r Some state supreme courts (I.e .. lee Marvin case in Califomla) now rule that both of you are ellglble.lor-allmony and division of assets (income. property and pension) should you decide to split. Protect yourselves. Avoid misunder- standing. An attorney developed a contract specifically for unmarried couples livln~ together to protect you both. Called "The UnMarrlage Contract!' this binding, non· nuptial agreement defines personal and property rights. delineates what belongs ro whom. and spells out contributions of each person to1he tilousetiold. ttalso-Ceftnes which property Is considered.separate. , --------------Cllp this ad today and U"M~m~~ send $24.95 by check or :.ia:" .. -:a:--r?- money order for complete nUnLinuied contract. D Un Marriage Unlimited . 17842 Irvine Blvd .. Suite 202 1 ' Dept. DPN . Tustin. CA 92680 t ) I I Backpacker stands io awe or granite cliffs or Castle Crags State Park, towering over evergreen forests 25 miles north of Shasta Lake. Th.is summer is especially beautiful in the high country of Northern California. Redding. located in the uppermost tip of Sacramento Valley. serves as a staging center for hikers using the Golden Circl~ of trails for casual rambles or more rugged climbs. ' ... PUBUC NOl1CB Menl'IOlll....... •tat"-'-· •tm ............ . ..... ..,.,._NT • ,._.ITAT'blllfT MMllllTA..,,._lff Ml'":.:-'.~ ,..,_. en ..+119 -1:9 .. ~ ._ k ..... -.i-T ... tel'-4fte•..,_. ere -~ OltA .. •ltV ltl"'-ACIMllNT •• ':!!,00 INfOWICH COM"ANY ~::.· "ACIFIC MORTGAGE S!"«QM.T1 .. 1SS ~ ~.... •· -MM.•,._eML,IMM,(A COM"ANV, 1611o..itSt •• ~11'. CIMle ....... CA-. t1'1S • ..._,._,.,Ce.'*° c.o.a.M. ...._ • ~ _. .,... MercNa. "'1 '""'-Aw.. Pwtw L Orw ., T-1..i. F ..... ...,._.,.,IM ............. Aw.,C.U c.Re--.CA*17 .......... ea.'*z t ; •• oru:ess ~.~ .. --.....,.-.• =-.~ .. ~..,.... ~ L Oevl .. ,...__..~, • ...,. .. ~ ,........._ "~c..uMne.c..._. . LA ~o.,T • CAP) C.O.ll.M.IM. Tiii• ,....._.. -fMM wltfl -TIM•'"*-ta c..-.CtM•'-• ~. -"""'"'-Mclen,Secf'tt«Y -.~ '"'" '"'9fetjWtllil ....... Allen G ck'a nel&bbon ™' "*""" ... -. ..-..,. ra_Otrt1•0r ... c-itye11.N1Y ,...a.cir-'·"' bl " 11'e °"""' ~ .. 0r-.. c-ty ... Ttllt ......... -............ :e;:ra ~ e C'o me ix~ 441e. z. tm. """"' ..... .,,.. °' .... c:..st o.i~ :!? ~., er-. ~ ... Mulrlanda ESlates1n La ~~o.toe1+y..,.._. M'f"9~,u,-."1t 11 ...,.....g,.,...c....~*:: Jolla la taatef\lllY de-mt-11 Pl11tµC NOTICE Aue. n ... JJ, 5"i. J. mt 1-~,. corated, say the few : 1 ; known to have been in· Pum.tc NOTICE •1crmous •UStHN PtJBUC NOTICE '' id llAMllT..._llf'f · 1 t 5 e~.An electric scan-••cnnouuusl .. ui .... 7 .. ~ ,.,_ "-. .._ •:.c:."':=::'1 ner w-'-h-you ... "OU NNMITATIMIUfT GltOU .. IHVl!ITM•NT, 11..0 TM , ....... ._. ~ .. ~l tM; . .--, Tiit follOWlftt ..,..._. .._ ..._. w.Milttt., ....... Velity,C..ftM. .,_._... , J'~fttl come up the driveway " ....._. .. : R•Mrt Ktllh Je<ll-. 11MO NAIHM MAINTINA~ says a vtaltor '"nlen. a •• TMRH. *' ........................ V•lflY. u. t21'1 l~J. --Orde. WW I .. , OW-.. '*'•Cl. ..US Tltl1 fMllUllHt .. '*""<• w • CM ft'TW ' 1uard puabes a button Dr ~J-M:.~~ ...,.,=• ste1e-WI# •llfff*". .-• and leta you tb.rou&b Ulla w1m-~,..-*-Tlll9 • ........:.-=-:.. wt111 .. =--...:ri,::. ims chain-link fence. about •o. .. c.-•,.,.ee.-.zs °"""" c1tot., 0r-.. <Mlltr ri ™i.._'111,~::,. • ei1ht feet bigb. ™1 ...,,._,. "~...,. • .....,. -. """ •e•-. ~. """" St•Wldl MeryMtGlwnl _....., OreiNt C... OlllW """' 1 ....... 1..c. •....a£N YOU are in ™• "*'-"' -..... """ .,. -. 11.. 10. 21 •...... a."" .,, .. ,. ...,,.... ._ ,. ... 1 a.rd C:-CY a.n of 0r-.. ONity .., ~ a arce court.y SW'-.... "·ma. P\JBUC NOJ'ICE ™• ........... -, .... .:.&. rounded by expensive NlfflW o...... c-1 Diii::;: ~antt0r .... cwW tcahrs. Inside the house "411· 11.».11.s.a.a."" • ...,. . MhftOUH•*•• ere are very ex· NMMllTAftMllfT ........... 0r-..a-tOe1tv penal ve palntln&s and PUBUC NOl'ICE ;J.-:_~ ..-tt -. '""'° Jvt.,._,...., .. 11. a ma one of t.be ~est band· · 0ttiuto« COUNTY FtLMN•e>«o IWl collections I've ever ••CT1110US1WS1...a 1tf;art1tAL sel'Ytcsl..~'° ..._.... seen -'about 1 000 NAM&ITATllMIMT Cettttr ~,,,., ~· -· ~r--------....... --1-, TMfotlOlllftl..-IS .... MI-~.CAteMO , Plcnnoc.9Ulell&• pieces. 11nua: sv4tl v. ""4on0vt, sot I!. s1. MAMSITATIM8D-ch> , DEL MANGELS RU'-UTATE, G«1,,..,._,s.ic.AM,CAft107 Tiie lollo.ri"9 .--Sen 111' ...... J Clrdt ... _.___........... TJlt$ ~It~°' ....... ..,.,..,... ' ~j::.. ,.....__,_.., ~· ·-~.~ JtMIHiENTER"IKS,~. O.lmer 811rct1 Ma""'*· t7tl Tilfl ....._.._ -...., wlel ttle 11'11 St Unit "N" Ql51.e 11191re• c1rc1e, Ml#lttfttton .. ec:ti. c-tr cttni of 0r.-~ °"""' " · · (.tllfomlet2'4' AlllllS 1Q. "11. """1M Jlml1111t SlllP·ltlollt Lt • ™' IMISlll"' It~"' .. "" ......... Or-c-t Diii ......... r :tl!Ofnte air11W.itooll, IOOI U'tl\ ~. --•• lit.,C...MIM.ce...,, "' "'\ DtffMrllia'dl........ Ayt. t3,I0.21.5'ltll..J. mt •11-11 W. _,_ ~ C:Prtnlmnt TMt ,......,_. -fl ... ,,..... L.11.,(MoNdllMer,ce.tJUS) ~~ ~~.0ertiol0P-.CIMltY011J111y PUBLIC NOTICE """~..J:c.-ldlld.-,t . ....,... S•U~L'TO. • ~ ~ltlled Or ..... C0Mt o.llY PllOt PtCTIT10US •USUtlSS W. _,.,..... CICM4lfl. July 2a, .. 414. .. ll. "71 tnMt HAMii STATaMaHT Ptesldlllt Tiie follow4no l»'Wll I• dolno IMAI· Tllll Ste~ -mee1 ~Hiding-Pince Revi.sited .. • :: ~ ' ' .. •. .. ' . .. ~ MU es: C-.lyClef1lOIOr .... ~ MAlttNERS PHARMACY. UJ 20, 1971. • -1nr;m:ieuiiiii;;Miftiil'-1 ......... ,.,.., •l03, ....._. ...._, ' C:.,.'"'6l ............ 0r ... CUii Olltl(~~ A.I.. R_..I. 1'41 W ... .-l.ft,. .NIYU.».-.t.11.1'11 Tourists Flock to Anne Frank's House PUBUC NOTICE By Sf.\N DEL.\PLANE AMSTERDAM -It's raining again. Mpst of this summer has been wretchedly chilly and wet in N,9r~he~rn Euro~. But the tourists keep streaming in and out all day k h Fr k f i SMle A"' U. fl'1" Christian friends who ept t e an a m · .,.!::.~ 1sc:e1..a.c111or 9!' 111-PVBUC NIYP'u-t:~ Jy fed a ll those years and preserved the A.L. lteflllrer secret of the bookcase and the hidden door. Tith,....,,_. -t11ee1-"" • ••cnTIOUS•us.t ..Sever have we heard ONE word of ~or-.c.nve11.My '"" .=.S"nl'nMa the burden we certainly must be to tbem. Ati... --. wm ......, MNJ ....-...,, --- ~ at 263 Prinsengracht. ·: The house is on the Princes Canal. a ~: building redeemed from anonymity by its .... weathered gray brick front and door of r. d 1 led f h t bl c-1.'-'•~'*4 "'*lttlMOf .... CMsto.lty,..._. ~Tl~A.l.CATllt neverhasonecompan o t e rou ewe TN•~,.~..,. J111rn.-.-.t.1l.tm tm·11°""._..,St..a.c.M1M. give." .............. "•trtcle AIWI Pntltl, •• * ...,,....o.ie-PUBUCN~CE t111e11t••.011taMeta.c..,.,, Tflla ........... -fMed ..... ... V•& Oeneld W. ~. ~ THE HIDING PLACE rem.ained .,...._... OM111tro.11et0r.,..o-tron.MY te1,c.s1e-..,c.e.'2m A .. "11. • l'ICT1T10US IM*NUS Tllh IMnllltu 19 ~-· •" eep green. ' secure until August 1944. Then someone WELL uUARDED """"' ·;:=.:ATWNT ......... """' .... betrayed the·Frank familr to the Gestapo. AllenR.Olfck NMtsMd0r.,..c.ettDt1tr"'..._ ~~ .. , ,__, ... c1e1110 ™' ::=...,!':'!~ .. . LIKE ITS NEIGHBORS, the house is possibly for the bounty o 7.5 guilders pet' ,.....,. ... u.-.17• ma JO·AAT •NTE1t1ou. • ""• c-tvOert1•0re1101c-tv surprisingly old. the residence and place of Jew which the Germans paid. On August 4 "It's an absolutely _______ ttn_._,. ~A~•~!'""~·~"" JO.ma. business of a wealthy bourgeois who built all eight people were arrested. The family fantastic home1. The PUBUCNOTIC~ --=~·~.__: Ju~·.~,.:~~~Oel it in 1635 -four stories of solid r e-was shipped to Auschwitz in the last con-scanners are a ways ~~.c..'2661 ---~-----6' spectability. voy before the Allies liberated Amsterdam. scanning. They look "~===::' ;,,~~~.~·°*"'11• Pl.Bi.le l'llOTIC The street is narrow and cobbled with Anne and her older sister Margot died north, south, east and T.,. •oitow1111..,_ b CIOillo IMl· TM1.....,..1tcOllCllldecl11Y n b . k . h bl 1 d 1 1 west, lnslde and out. nenM: JoAllNMt•. ••cnnousausui1t nc WJt eye es an itt e European in 1945 in the Bergen·Belsen death camp. They are always 00 Pac1F•CA ~ouoAoE : .Tiii• ......... -filed w1t11111e NAM«STATaM&irr cars up on the curb and houseboats tied up Anne•s diary has been translated into you." =~=·~~;.::~ ~~°"·~-.c-tf°"J"" ...:' .. ~'""" P?O'l 11 . under the trees tb<it sh<.ide one of the city's more than 50 languages. It was discovered 6-(a~~CMll...,_. ....,. " • • "•ow • main waterways. in 1946 by a Dutch historian. Jan Romein. AN OPERATOR of ert..M~9Ndl.c...~ .._..._.er-..c:.-OltltyNet ENn•P11•s£s •Ne.,:::.•.:: Thia IMlllM9' II~._ M .__ ...,.., U, ......... II. "1t 17~19 ....,,$aMAAM,CMffonH On the dark green door. in discreet who swuted it ur a front.page newspaper Las Vecas casinos. ... -~'"LUM."°' y-t. white letters: .. Anne Fr-dnkhuis." Anne story headed .. A Cblld·s Volcf>. •• Glick ls askinl a federal ..,.,,....o.-._... PU8UC NOl'ICE 81 .. ~ •*-Futleftoft, c.m Frank·s House. magistrate in Nevada to o!!',s,=:"'Or!:~-:'.!; ~ ......... ~.,..,. * * • ONE OF THE LAST TIDNGS 1 noted declare a recent FBJ v. 1m. ••cnT10U11Mtt1Hs ~·t1o11;...,.._ IM1M Ent ENTERING, YOU ~MB • narrow on my way out w.ac a gold Oscar in a dls· raid OQ hl• offices ii· PWit._.cniet C11Mt DelfY": 'n. 10:!::.':!!:':':... ~ 1t011et1w. Pent .... ,...... 1e8al. No search was """ .. ._.,"' .. "" ~ _ .. , ~ steep staircase to pay the admission fee playcase,theOscarwonbySbelleyWinters madeofGllclt'sLaJoll• AM£•tCAN,.A0"1cf'ILMS.1t0 ~~=~-= fabout $1.10>. then pass through a secret forherperformancein'thefilm. home. PVBUCNOTICB :::;·.!:.~=· 1411 '-*· a..tt1t. door masked by a bookcase to the rear an-Outside the drizzle had b~ome a An eledrical expert •----------• sw11 v. ~ ,.. E. s1. n ex built in 1740. Here it was that eight down~. and I thought of' Professor Ro-said or the houee that •==:.::-~~~~~"'" fugitives from the Gestapo lived a pre· mein s despair ... The fact that it was pos~i-there is "enough elec-Ttoe totloMl!e ..-is del"9.....,. ~s v Prftor1-•--------_. ... carious life. not washing or flushing the ble. that this girl should be take'n awav ~nd lrlclty going Into it· to .. ":.~TA ""°"'c 1tEAL ESTAn TMs ~ -,. ... wt1t1 111e toilat dun'ng the day for fear Of discoverv. killed, haS pfOVed tO me we have lost the power SIX homes -be HOI Dow st. Suite l)t N-.-' OMMty C.._ of Of .... c-ty Oft "" • .3 bas 130 outlets tn one 8Ndl,GL.-.0 • a... 2. ma. ••mnous aus.Naa Otto Frank. the only one of' his family fight against the beast in man.'' room " Ptec"::"~!....°"t.\;:: M.-ce ~ 0r-. co.t 0111:': T11e .. :.::.=~ to survive <he lives in Switzerland still>. Tftls11ut1MU1s~1>yen1n-Aua.•.u.10.21,tt11 11us1nesus: saw the war coming und bow Jews were {;o e ANOTHER WHO dlvHluel. ?tS).11 PYRAMID vEMDING c h g OWries 8. OeYls PANY, tt1 Knox Pl«e, GosCf being tormented in Germany. He didn't ae ID was Inside described it Tiiis '"'""""" -tiled Wlltl.,.. PUBUCNOTICE CA•21 dawdle. The annex was readied as a ~ as a fortress. =~r.~~of °'.,. c-rty en ,..::.C:.~~.mK hideaway. The need came not long after A tot~ of elf.Ill PWI'"*'°' .... ONst Del:=: "~~C:::::!'."::S 1rcr.'~s!R~="°~ ~ Hitler blitzed the Netherlands in less than 7lrrun• Lore 7inrebd, guards wo there · Auo.u.1t.2P.s.,t.a.1•11 •1M• ™ 1011ow1no ""°"' .,. dOlno c.ori-M. Aomeoneno. J a week in May l940. time. he said ---------bullneuei: circ1e•s.s..Re1 .. 1,eA....., PUBLIC NOTICE YOUR$0H COHStGMMENT, 14M lrlK• A, ROl'M9Mf'O, S * * * Newport Bhid., C.te Mew, C... mn Circle • S. Sen ........ CA....., . S ·---------Je<quellllt ~ 220) American TIMS ~' ts cOllClll<Md THE HI TORY OF THE Jews of WASHJNGTON (AP> J t b th ••CT1TtOUSaustM•u Aw. •B.OllleMtu.c.e..,,.n .....,._.pertnenHp. ... Holland is detailed in the "documentatioJl" -us w en e For the ' MAMll STATIMllNT 0•Y• wt-. ••79 P•••crn• ,.,.. "~" • .... passenaer train appears likely to follow the T11e '°''"""' ""°"' .,. dolllO Dr .• CM••-... u. •21 ™~ ·~ ..... m.., .....,. room on the third floor of the annex. When passenger pigeon into extinction, there comes a 111111,,..,... "'" 1>ustneu '' cOftdu<""' bv • c-tvc1W11o10ra11111c-,e11 the Nazis marched in. Amsterdam had book which is a definitive study of "The SCH01t.SAL.ES. •NC mu East oe-•1 ~ •· 1"" 140.000 Jews. By the end of 1943. almost all American Railroad Passenger Car." ft · d ~~ "._._,·ow-;.., MM, CA Tiiis ::!.:!,':":: mee1 "'''" "" Pue11SMc1 Dl'a11111 CoHt o.11, P had been hauled away in Cattle Cars to the Jt ls tbe result Of 10 years Of work by John ecor CA=Sdlw,t OetrO.., lrYIM, ~~.O«totOrenoeCAlllnl't°"Juty July)O,Auo.•. t>.to.1'11 extermination camps. H. White Jr .• curator of transportation at the .. __,__ ~·(!!,5;~~·~= L•11• L~"'*' 0r...,. c... Del~':.: PUBLIC NOTICE Here you can see the yellow Stars of Smithsonian Institution. ,.,. ..... ,......... T111s .,._.is <onOue*' ..., • -oo. ,..,.. .. ,,,20.. .. ,. m.11 ----------1~ David which Jews h ad to wear. Photo· The • •---eener••...,'11•...,. sTATtM .. n-OPwrniMA• re are chapters on the day coach. •lees>-~ ,....,setw PU•" •c NOTICE •110M~•1tSM•" , g raphs of Stormtroopers reviling old men lng cars, parlor. private and dining cars, Ti.ls...__. -"1ee1 ..... ttie ua.e ONRAT\¥9UMDH with beards. Troops of people young and passenger car accommodalioos, rear.end and ,,!!!::..O::,;.~• t1ee11 ... ~=~~., °'119 c_.,... •1cnnousM1Stnss n!'~.::::S.!:".!."::! Old bem. g herded to the· de tbs ·n g baggage can and running 0 tar """., M """" NAMtlTATaMNT .. • ,.,..,., P•••11e• ,,..,, · lf a I as • 8001UH•FAltM:I -Scott Uwerd, P\IOll~ 0...... CINt1 Delly PtliM Tiie follOWlnt ~· .,. dtlfttl PllflM~ __ ..,. lllldw lfle chambers. 21, of,,,,, ... Md~ Met!•. It, "419. 1a.-.21.Sep1.J, '911 J01WI ~s.s: ........ IMnlness -of v.ou Th F k f ·1 t th · , 1 THERE ARE 811LL railroad buffs wbo In· of ~Hltb.. MVSTRA4.. MA1ttNI!. ,.,. vi. HtLLS INSURANCE AGEHCY, t. e ran am1 Y a e e1r mea s sist that the transcontinental train was the only a1tMST1tON~M1tHH -0ew1d PUBUC NOTICE ~~.5!!!.~ s. Newport a .. < ... ~=!,A Pez AoM. u.-" around a table on the fourth floor of the an-t t 1 d it th . d h Reid, 21. end Oet11• o .. "· both of _. .......... ·- od 1 way o rave , esp e e notSe an t e OC· GMte Neta. •----------1tooer1'11 J-s Fru•r. 2211 Tiit t1ctt11o111 """-'•Will• nex. <A m e like a big doll's house shows casional inconvenience or making one's plans CAN,.111Lo.l"•t.n-~"°"Delle, ,.mnouuustMHs c.11vo11 Dl'lw, •tA, eot•• .... me11t ,_a.~--~ the layout.> Next door is Anne's bedroom, adjust to.fixed schedules. 20.otw"1m1mw.endJ11C11e"-'•·"· NAMllTATlllM"1' cei1tom1eftW MeJ20.mt1t1t11eeountyof0r • Which She Shared WI .th a dentist called of H1111t111aton ~l(fl. Tiie ....... llt'IM ..... ~ WltltMI ll'ttff hvf1••d, 1UI ~.!! N•me elld AddrM I BILL.AMY·KulCIN&LIS -Dewld -·· , \' C.llYOll Orlw, et"-Coal• Me•• ...... .-Wltlldr ...... : Dussel, and on the walls are pictures of But there have been dissents. Late in the e .• n. • ,,_ •.,ne. ti. bot11 of uN·1veRSAL suPPuE" "" cei1tont1e..u • aotTH '· MAU• So 19th Century, a train traveler wrote: "You will ~~z."w':'tuAM~ -1t*'1 <>rvwf. !!..":..._St., MIH!t'"'1on ...,;, c.. . ...!!!.',~~ H11e1ue1ec1 .,.,.. ~~~ Huntt11t•e11; movie stars -Rudy Vallee and nia be worn out with fat11 y will t bl It OHTZ ·-....,.._. ....v-~..... ·-'"' ue. OU urn ac er tt. elld fWIYft Vlclofl•. JI, l>Oll\ of 1Ct•te11 LellU cr-1.ey UIS "· J. ,~ S""8d: hlttll". ' Henie, and Greta Garbo in "Ninotchka." than the Etbiop wttb tf!t. and cinders and be ,_1e1nve111,. ,.torliM "·· """"1191°" ...dt. c.. Tiit• st.......t ws ,..., w1t11 tne · * • • t edllk utm witb-''-alid t" .IU'-YIS _,.. GtulttyCltnllfOr .... CeuMy°"Juty "'*4t1Md0r9lletc.nt asp ean e11ra UA us. CAM•'-IN·NIA'-ZAHN -Tom Tlltl ..... ltC~-1111 .. -.ma. A11111tt6,U,lll.l7,"11 ANNE WAS ABOUT 13 when she was On the other band, tbel'e were the dlnln"' Mcc.11e. ~.of Coal• w--. enc1 .. .,.... .....,,, k . he dl D lleftltd~O,oll!tC.Jtn, KeMMOowlty Publt.._Or ... CINsto.llyPl19t 1--------;·~ eepmg r ary, and much of the time cars, 1, 700 or them ln se"1ce at <>ne Ume. On a P1tl°"·CHAN -M1cNt1 oi11ns. 2'1 T111t ,....,..,,. .... fl._ .,.... ... .,.., ao _...._ .. u. ao. ,.,., • she spent by herself in the attic. The top train such u the Broadway Llmlted, each 4:.:::;:t:C="' _. '"'' M.. n ... ClloulllY oe.ti•Or111111101111W•~r • ~,. "" t.a· · "' b ·1 car was atafled by a steward. tbree coob. a a..1tR1n..sau -.....n ,.,.,..,, 11• ""' -ru;;;~~;:;;;;;i;a-uowns U'S wm"'ows were eav1 y cur· chef and 10 waltera. ~·~ ... ~ Ltrretne. "·....,. ....,..,.. Oniwt C11Mt .;..:.•: • PtlBUC NOTICE tained, but up ln the attic it was safe to ,. 1tus.saLL·"-'"T -llN<1'eel ~ .My.,AMe.ua. .. "" .....,. ,ecnnous..,..... look out over the housetops. to gaze down .\ TYPICAL MEA~ tD 1l10 bad more than "· .-Ot1ora u.. v, 11ott1 .. M1111t· ....,.. nATSMUT at the trees and flowers in the back 80 dlsbes. u mllbt start With oysten, a cbotce :ft1'=-"·LYON -...... ,, ~ NOnCB Tl\t ..,...., ~ .,. del"I .. e ..... ,.e. "'1'"" ' aarden. of four 50UNt fOUowed .... boiled trout. stuffed ...... ,.. ... "'-.,..,.. 1t ............. : ...,_..,.. ~--.... -C11.l..bing "P to bav• a look, I could -u~ llotllef ....... ,. • • ,.~ ..... 11--... ~CAUflOMftA Ott'tWA'-'1 .. ~ ~~ ........ -.. -lllll ... .. veal loin or -'Ued m·--w.e..-Thin came v1oc'4.ANONf--...... .. ' ....,.. ITAftMIDfT ~v. '""..., """'~ ... -a. .__ ... ,. .. v et M3I vi. • h pig-• ... .a tb hlmin f bel1• 601 ----~· etS...~~-~ Tlle ........ ,.._ ........ _,, IMtle.~tttM ' ....,.,..9-dl.CA~ ' • ear ~, Qnu 8 C g 0 ta Yenlson, quail and partriclte dlitten. & dozen ................ ....._ ' _... llel .. Wl* l11ltrt•ra, Inc.,• Tiie ticwM -.......a~···· from the Westerkerk, whose st---le is so veae_~blfJl.andt,wt. eeu. manydeaeN HANl'U·"'"C:::" -M•,.. •o:&.:"''o .. 1wo1t~ c.i.,.,.,....,.. ...... ,ms•,Pn ..,....,..,.~-......... .__.,,n,_. ..... ti .... eoff"'LT -~'-'• CIKte,lllllltA,INIM,CA"11' ~ll·rt .... o..ty .. Or-.. near. Thepnce: '/~centl. "''"'... ...,~ ... a.II ~... .,,.., ........ C1911dunM!llr•cw-""" .. _ .... AHrtu On OctOt>er 9. 1942, she wrote in her Publielled by Jobbt Hoptlaii Univeralty "''-TON·tSMaON -Slanlty e.it R11e .... ""'"" Din<• * ,., .. ..,.. ,,., .. " w1t11ete••~r i ary about liearlng over the "British Pren, tM book'•• "Pl IM1udt mon tban t;e,:::~=·..,. "*' g:~:r:::."•"· C.at• M'ue, ~... r,.:t~~.:;. radio" that Jew• who had been deported 800 llluatratlon1, both pholoarapb1 and •ourwl!LL·:':i~. _ Micllffl .:::--"'~...,._.... ~·z:'-!.,.IH, o-~" ---"-ifttt -··ed to de*'th en•lneerlng dtawtnp. brlet' hl'll'~· Of the w-.•. 11 ... ~ °""'· ..,. ....... .... Ttllt ........ ,.... .... wlttl .. ,...,.,... Or .. ewe ""'" ..... ~• .--.. · principal ratlrold c1r detl;'Perl. • Mbli~y o.n1t1,.1Meel\. "~~ ,,... .....,,.. _ ..._. ...... c:-.ty a....t10r .... C11untven.1111y -.. .. q,-.11.1wt • and a ~ete tndu. ~VtloT~N-~ • ~ °'"' .. 0r-.. CtllMy ... "·mt. . ~~· -~AT THE END of January .::r.::~'::t= ........ .,..,. MNl1,"1'L ,.......~c...o.Hr"': -~ ..... Non • ~i ·.a...._., • .o.n.• a~ t th ,. of th It "5 a.od wellbl DlOte than ·nlM' ,,_..._.,,, .. ........_Or o... -""!'!!!! .,... .. Aout. .. \ti• me i -.11 in1~ ; 1.v.w, ftlllMll:J .._.... _,.u e 1enerOfh•Y e poundl. .~ MAlt•IH...WTH -""""A.,,.,.. r~ -.*"'-~P ,...._ -~'iH;;;iiiiiiiiiitftll"'1 1 Hlllllllltltll hKf!, ·-Olert ... Alllllllf6,-,ff, 1-' --uc NOftC• ~;..,..::.;.:_~~~~.-...~~--~--..-~~----... --~---~..:.o;:.,;..j;.i:,:;;~__;;;_~~~~;..:_~;.,....~,...,~ .. ~ tt.... r~P D ' •• OM.VALOT 'Tiie King' Lives On Elvis The Myth May Rival The Man in Bocks Power 87 VICTOalA O&ABAM ............ ..._ f '" P.A'Mt • ltwll O/ IMIWOrWCW NUIM rWf o/ ~llw ~M." -Jo.fl*Colu'Gd, IJU.J • StMe E.lvta Pr.ley di..s ant J'MI' .,o, ltuelr:aten and bard)' butln bne fanned lbe Elvil ,...,. and pre11ed a now com· merdaJ record ot IOUd, aometl .. IOrdid, told· , Tbe Kini ol Rock •n• Roll wbo tamed tu mUUon •year with hlt reeard.LnD m coec:ena aac... lllll la bit buslnea. tn &beer bLM:k PoWr.-.&vil the IQ)'tb ad memory ma1 w.U rival EM1 the ~~ ,..., '1'upe)o. ...... Hard n,urw &N laud to cocm by, and no one can put a dollar -..... crepPe11e•r ........ Ce ... ., 1i.e• ft!W' re ..,,.,.,. •• • ,_. .. ..., ....... ,...._.,..,.._ .. , ........ .... I•~ IS ••l!lt ce •••!••• ... , ......... , •• •lt4..Wc•1u f.-r1.1e,.1era -~ eftn e>n bow Etvta bu been cAllltalillld on ln death, but money and rqourniQlhavelcmned a prom.able liaiMD. Lut Wednesday. concerts. convent.Ions and tributes flooded the country. aU build In& up to an EM• calbanll·extrava1anaa· bonanaa next month Ob the Las Vea•• Strip. The year-I°"' walr.:e has lta blurre upecta: One lmpenonator underwent pluUc auraery to mlmlc Elvia• 1neertn1 Ups. A pro- moter unveiled a Wesl&e statue that wean the famed .. peacock suit" and aeema to "sweat" as Elvis did In concert. Like pilgrims paylng bomaae and buyln1 relics, the people pay to touch Efvis Presley's Cadillac Eldorado near b.11 Memphis mansion. A dollar to have your picture taken near It, $2 to be pboto- arapbed touching It. SS If you want to sit behind the wheel and transport your imagination. Vester Presley, Elvis' 63·year-old uncle. squints at the vendors nnd queues or fans -10,000 a day of late -who line up to pass the grave where Elvis is burled beside~ mama. ··~G THAT SELLS, they're goMa sell It," says Vester. "I don't like It too much. but there's nothing you can do." He bas written a book. "A Presley Speaks," that sells for up to $25. Almost 10 mUllon copies or mol'e than a dozen books have been sold since Elvis' death. The top seller -about 5 mltlion boQk.s at $1.95 apiece-bas been Ballantine'• "Elvia~ What Happened?" by the star's ~ygullds JlS told to Steve Dunlea.v_y of Rupert Murdoch's New York Post. EL VIS I TELEVISION , RCA Records will only 11.y -and it holdl for other Elvis· ~••ted ventures -that aalea ~J;~ have been "phenomenal." · By ms. Elvis had soJd D records, and It is estlmaled t~lt anotber 350 mllllon have been ao1d since, 200 mllllon after his ~lb last Aq. 18. At least five mol'e books are in the works, including Doubleday's $7.95 "The Boy Who Dared to Rock," by Paul Lichter, Elvis· friend, high priest or memorabilia and promoter of a three-day Elvis tribute in New Yol'k. ELV1SPRESLEYLEG£NOHOTBUSINESSITEM And for 12 moot.bl Mammon bas smiled on book and magazine pu\,lJshers, lmpenonators and look·alikes, convention promoters, a -Ttieeting Broadway show, souvenir makers and vendors of ~~lock. · As the anniversary of death approaches, lbe emotional and C9Jumen:ial tempo quickens. Memphis motels are booked solid. Tr1ttkets are touted on TV. The "National Enquirer" discloses "!:,vis Pn!sley's three secret fears." The "Star" says "For the fiM time since Elvis' death, Priscilla teU. bow abe loved bim until In the Tecording field. there was such a l'USb of orders after Elvis' death that old albums sold out and bad to be re-pressed. RCA released a mllllon·seller concert album, a JS.record set of 455, and a new album called "Elvis Sings for Children." Brookville Mµketing. an RCA licensee, advertises Elvis rec· ords on tel~on\ and vice president Norman Roseman reports manyhavebeenso1dinthepastyear. The entertainment field is congested with Elvis look-alikes and some not-so-allkes. including a woman. who gyTat.es In joints and nightclubs from Tupelo lo Las Vegas. At the top are a dozen or so old·limers. like Jesse King, Alan Meyer and Larry Seth. but there could be scores of others who got their act together after ElV1S died. tragic end." "Almost-overnight, there was a phenomenal outpouring of or· ders.•• Roseman aays. "But I now t&.ink that lbe bloom is off the rose as far u-uie Elvls bon&Qa is concerned." One impersonator. Dennis Wise, underwent plastic aurgeey to transform bis face and Ups to match the ramed Presley sneer. His shows are promoted with the question. "Was lbe pain worth it?" ~rogram Makes 'Dull' News Lively NEW YORK <AP> -News from e nation's capital ls Paul Duke's -..naesarand he!s-not atJOut to argue at )1's always interesting or enter- ining. By almost any standard. the formula bas been successful. .. W~s~n Week," produced at Wasbmgton'a WETA, has run on the Public Broadcasting Service network since 1969. !ongel' than any other pro- gram on non·comme rcial TV. It's regularly among lbe first bought by PBS stations for broadcast each season. More than 95 percent of the networt•s 276 stations carry it. know there are those in sloo who believe the news bas entertain as well as inform." says e 01oderator of public TV's long. nnlng "Was hington Week in · w." "I lake a more simplistic •. that news can and will be dull. r duty is to inform rather than ain. so we look for a good mix people and a good n ow to the dis· U$)On lo keep the people iD· wsi:eci." Says Duke, the show's host since 1974: "I've come to the conclusion that many people consider us a friend. We talk very simply, very directly; with a touch or humor now and then, about what has happened TllAl'S lllllllD RllLI ACROSS 76 M1Stake 140 Aromatic not ea 97 Suffice e<agho n Music note Mid 18 Potvr-an 98P=I 78 Miscalc\Jlate 142 $plnllh rivet lty 99 e.n ul iJdo 19 Loft 100 Oetelted rk 79 DMtcen 143 G.mbol 11 A·Slatte 80 Termagant 147 In wl\M men-2.0 Smallest one 33 BolCing 101 Couple '"besman 82 Malden: ner? WOfd: Slang 102 Conan 16 Deadtv slang 148 Railfoad sta 35 MUSICal WOfil threed 21 Love madly 83 Woef~ S»gh ''°" 37 Cereal 1J!illl'I 103~mine 22 Russ.an com 85 Do the town 150 Poker item 39 SunsMc:te 104 ncline 23 Clav house 2 words 152 Anoint: dial. «>Pronoun 106 Golf club ·~Join 10· 67 Female rat>-154 s pantSh rivet' 42Pele 108 Allow .. •,1her bit 156 Current 44 Lukewarm 109 EntTMlCed -~ 'DU It 88 .. Wrtctl CltV'' 156 Greelt let1er 46Love~ 112 At that time 26 While 90 Battle re-157 Sullan 's or 48 Solid 113 Let borrow V W11e servtCf' minders der 50 Bv 115 BllCllboet'd 26 Pa and -91 Work unit 159 Lava 51 June &eetle 116 Communion 29 Tubal sym 92 Malleeble 160 Pronoun 53 Shon lett8f teble bol metel 161 °'" petlM 56 Blend 118 Selle note 30 Continent 93 !Mlant 163 Gree!. lettllf 56 Dinner 119 l.afge -.Abbr 94 Hawa1111n 164 Storms 57= 12.0=:.gki •j10,1nese pa dist> 166 Machine 122MNdpw 95 Enclosed car pan 58 Sleeping 32 f:!ao E 98 lm11e1e 167 Peecegod eound 123 S!lme9ll coin 126 Stt::f'tfor· • 'member 100 Journev pan dees eo Recess WI 34Watenng 101 Small pools 169 Beautv shop 62 Fueion 128 Liter --IUbe '05 8ef'seftl 171 Heavy board 64NMJ 130 R&Kh for , J6 Narrow J06 Pron.bet 172 GrOWW'V out 66 Fregrant 132 Vegetable 107 Blush 1730--wood 134 Gets up ooernng 174 "Show" 1n 6&M1lr( 38 Ceases 109 Wr1t\out: Fr . 135 KNn "'40~oooun 110 Affliction reclng 68~ 136 Commuter's ~4J:Greek POI' 111 Not· prefuc 69 Britiah sa4'or t1111n UCO 112 Court action 71 Biby car 137 Exollmlltion <l Saucv 114 Affirmative DOWN 139 ldoot 1 Detests nQ 141 Cllaracteris· It!> lt8rga1n vole 73 Hit hard event 115Skewer 2~own 75 God of pleas-1>C 116 The Onent 3A 144 Herlldie ..• , Ml'9ical di· 111~11c: llnguage ure = •• recoon 79 SJ natu111 48 Oenomtna· c . wd. 4:ttittoric pe-llO IOOnd 14S lAel« f21 Bank em· riod fion ployee 5 Netwoltt 81 w=1 cookie 146W=unit .i Dug 6 Rubbed out 148 T 52 Sea bifd 123 Man's name 1 se:tecu11r· 83 Caustic 1.i F . 54 Gaellc 124 Flxed looks SDng 84 French arti· ...._. 56 Desires 126Adam's 8 Lung ch· Cle 161 Chaltenge 59 Preposmon ~ eaee: abbf. 811 Mountain 153 Try·out 61Space 127 u1ne 9 SNde uees IOI) 155 Che91 piecee 63 Assault 128 Witrle$4 10 Cloeel firmly 67 Indistinct 158~ 67 lntemal 129 l..ooplik• 11 T alebeerer 89 Fall behiod 182 College Ee Elan atrucrture 12 Commorion 90 COYeR with cheer 70 Familv mem· 131 Trldlle 13 y oungstenl turf 1~ Gallium svm· w 133 Confeder~· 14 ==-92 Hlwangue bol 72 Sign tubing city 16 !M KICll 168 Printer'• 73 Cast off 136 Aaassinat• 16Ado 96 CNises meeeure 74 Tatti 138 Belief 17 Uterery 96 Irish petriot 170 Chlneee mile in w asbingtoo. "It'~ done-ln-e-fffe.wbeeling, - spirited manner, much as you would hope conversation al your next din· ner party would be." That kind of friendly relationship with the a udience helped save "Washington Week" at the height of the Nixon administration's campaign in 1973 against public affairs pro· grams on non·comm ercial TV. Thousands of viewers wrote in sup- port of the show. and the volume of mail is still high. EACH FRIDAY DUKE assembles a panel or journalists from major newspapers and magazines to talk over the week's political news. The half·hour discussion is unstructured, tied only to a list of subjects for con· sideratiorr. IThe program airs at 8 p.m. on channels 28, 24 and SO in the OrangeCoastarea., " 'Washington Week' is different than most discussion programs in the sense that we use reporters in a sort of cross-talk format. And I think it's done as well as it has because of that -no rules and no rehearsals," Duke says. "Washington Week" ror years featured a moderator and three regular panelists who, says Duke. "talked about whatever they wanted to." TB E APPROACH WAS changed after the death in Dec.ember 1976 of Peter Lisagor, a "Washington Week" panelist since the program's early weeks. "We think now about the ma· jor stories," Duke says, "then we look for the reporters lo deal with them." The program does have regulars who are summoned to discuss the subjects they know best -Lyle Den· niston of the Washington Star, Hedrick Smith of the New York Times, Haynes Johnson or the Washington P06l, Albert Hunt of the Wall Street Journal, Mart.ha Angle of the Newspaper Enterprise Associa· lion, Jack Nelson of the Los Angeles Times, Ch arles Corddy of the Baltimore Sun. Duke brings more than 20 years' experie n ce in journalism to "Washington Week." A 1948 graduate 'NEWS CAN BE DULL' Moderator Paul Duke AP ...... of the University of Richmond, he worked several years for The As· socialed Press in Richmond and in Washington before joining the Wall Street Journal in 1959. He went to work as a congressional correspon· dent for NBC News in 1963. "IT'S THE NATURE or the pro- gram that I'm constantly thinking about bow It will line up," Duke says or the development ot a broadcast. "The lead story Monday may not be the top news item Ftiday. But usual· ly . along about Wednesday. it's becoming clear what is going to hap· pen . "The Bakke case. the Supreme Court's decision on r everse dis· crimination, is a good example. I ar· ranged for Haynes, who is very good at capturing the awesomeness or an event, to do the m ain story. Then I had Lyle talk about the decision from the court's standpoint. ·'The discussion develops from there." DUKE SAYS HE prepares himself by reading several newspapers and magazines, visiting Capitol Hill several times a week and Wking regularly with news sources and olbet' reporters. ·. . • • . . . • • • . • • _..,_.•MMT .... ~ .. ....-..-........ -....... .... H"WMINCWWM ... cllll11:,rffi?:..f ':n9=~= "~ . . ..... , ..... .. 2.;~} --=-=· .... ~ l ;\ .•U'•A ~lit.: T •I D COA~, r II.Al • ~ . .... ...... ~~'U "'•1 a COA~' ~A· .. I .. .I , .... l<IGUf • "'Al ~ ~ II ., .... ·-*"1614 !ii . ............. . JOHN TL\YCM.TA 811.ASllNI .... n-111-•• ...,,,...... .. ~ ....... ... Ml.I CHIU NrlCnYI • MUIDll IT DMTN Pl.ATeaouMDS .. PMADISI Ill ,...._ ..... ., SOlm'f tlD PUMI Mi5Rc n.A,_ ..... _... __ ..,.. HAMCM ILW . .,,......,. ........... .__, __ ,,. .. ·---·-••'!!Ir,_....,. ........ dim .~Jo It~: .... aa.~1 ,.,." ..... ......... .... w11-=-n .. .... tDPOnl. --·--"°' &.uD • CO&.D "" ... ...... lllMT,._Tfll -........ •IMlT .... --·IMlT..a llOClfll .. ... ... tOllU.T'°'"' i HOME FOR STARS ........... "'OVIES LIFE OF DEWITT BODEEN ~ehfMnt HotM Cttlnn Aemlnl8cea ffAosical 'Annie' Scheduled in LA • Daddy Warbucks. the character known by reactersofthe "LltUe Orphan Annie" comic strip will be brought to life on the stage by Keene Curtis when the musical "Annle" arrives for un· limited engagement at the Los Angeles Century City Shubert Theater in October. Patricia Ann Patts, a resident of Los Angeles. appears in the title role with her canine companion Sandy. The Tony ~ward·winnlD& ·•best musical" beeins performances Oct. 3 with opening night ceremonies scheduled Oct. 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Sundey, Auguet 13, 1978 DAIL V PtLOT .. Dying Not as Tough ·Qs Comedy :'.;= Fonner Stan Share Final, Years at Motion Picture Country House 81 JOHN BAIUIQUR WOODLAND HILLS <AP> -The freeway nubt1 bf only a hundred yuda away, but It ls unnoticed ln the tranquil cloisters of lh1I pre· clout 41 acres with thelr red aeranlwns. purple Jacaranda, lf'•clous trees and nowtn1 1ardena. Tlme la dlfterent here too, a haU atep 1lower perhaps, 1 shuffle, the pace of memorte.. Thia la the Motion Picture Country Home. ror the retired of the Industry, from cartoonlata to halrdreuers. fi;om accountant• to 1ta1ebandl, from wran1len to )7iten. and an ~culoul 1tar. lt la h~ to think of th~ people who make movies u resident. of old rolb' homes. They wovld lfftn to be lnaulated from the rava1es of a1e by nalth or rame or make-believe. But aome need to live here, and some want to. Mary Allor is here, abe who starred op- potlte auch leadin1 men as Van Heflin and Humphrey Boiart. who ls still remembered for her •eduetively treacherous role i n .. The Maltese Falcon," and who made her first mm in 1930. Sbe's 72 now. She keeps to herself, prefers to be known for the five books she bas written about her Ure which spanned rour ma rriages in Hollywood's heyday. She has endured a heart attack and a s troke. Like others here who can care for themselves, she has her own cottage. SO OOF.S DEWITT BODEEN who turned 70 last month but looks more like 50. He was a screen and television writer, still writes books and articles on old-time players like Evelyn Brent, Dolores OelRlo, Douglas Fairbanks . John Barrymore. His films include "Mrs. Mike" and "I Re member Mama." His last was "Billy Budd" in 1962. He sits now in bis own bun&alow, tends his geraniums, lives In a movie world past and present. His walls are lined with movie books and photographs of people he's worked with, friends rcom the old days, most prevalently Greta Garbo. ''I've always beenfa~cmated wtlb her." he says a trifle wistfully. •'TIE IEIJ MOUEMlllDL wnE lllD • yullll ..uF II 1¢WRC W lt'1 ... aa11ttu .... If Mt IDs:: lfll c:lws, -.-.... ~ ............. ..,b "" .......... TrMlla ................. . --°"""· -.. 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Occasionally the home arranaea a I.beater party. the laat one "Side By Side With Sond· helm." Every month there is a collective birthday lunch: every holiday. a pa.rt.y. Everything ls paid for. Resident. turn their assets over to the home and are &lven $30 a mQnth pocket money. The real support comes from the Motion Picture and Teleyislon Fund. Everyone in the ----~-------------.. . .,..,.,~-- INN "dN!W" l•r tlte peeple .,.. die ...r "ft" l•r ,.._.,.. ....- 1'11'& industry gives up to 4 percent or his gross In· come to the fund tbrouah payroll deduction. The fund 's informal motto ls "We take care or our own." It costs almost $4 million a year to operate the home and hospital. including outpa· tient care. The home opened ln 19'2 and now bas 54 cottages. a lodge for those who need some nurs- in& care and a hospital for the infirm. There also are outpatient medical and dental clinics. Wandering over t~ grounds ls like a visit to Hollywood past. It has the air of the old studios about it. a one·story retreat that somehow seems temporary. One bas the not.Ion that if someone yelled "'Strike the set" stagehands would appear to roU up the carpet of ereen. package the flowers and roll away th~ trees. There ls the non-denominational John Ford Chapel, a lift from the fa bled director-producer from the back lot o! 20lh Century Fox. a white frame church that might hold 50 worshipers, itself a retired player in counUess Western films. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) ..THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "THE SWARM" (PG) 'WHO'LL STOP THE RA.IN?" 'WHERE'S POPPA?" CR>. "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPGJ "MURDER BY DEATH" " "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) Katett•NHf SIMllllnt There is the Lows B. Mayer Memorial Theater. a magnificent movie house wlUa 250 seats and up-to-date films. There abo 11 tbe Louis 8. Mayer dining room. tM Douflaa Fairbanks Lounge a nd the Frank Freeman Library. INDEED, THE LATE Jean Henbolt and Mary Pickford had much to do with establlsbinc this home which cares ror some 275 people. 1'0 in the hospital, the rest In the lodge and cot· lages. Mary Pickford is president emeritus of the rund and Hersholt is honored by an award dated 1946 which reads: "In recognttion of tl)e &eal. the wisdom. and the ltlndneu which have marked his 10 years of service to bl$ re~ workers as president or the Motion Pl~' Relief Fmld. • , 11 Death comes with age, no matter rame, Among those who have died on these carde.ned premlse& are Fay H-0lden. Jean Haaen, FUil)I• Knight. Edmund Lowe. Eddie Rochester An·· derson. Blossom Rock. Jeanette MacDonald's sister and Ken Maynard. ' It is unustJal for a month to pass without at least one death. Resid(jnts tend to use the work "they" for the people who die and "we" for those who survive. When Edmund Gwenn. who played Krill Kringle ln the Christmas classic "The Miracle Of 34ih Street ... neared death at the borne, he waf visited by friend and director of the film George• Seaton. The story goes that GweM, in and out Of coma. looked up at his friend in one lucid Q}P; ment and said. "rt's sure loufb to die." fli faded out again and then came ,back to "COi\·' sciousness to add. "but it's not as tough as COl'ft· edy." ....... SO COAST PLA/ A WA4T....,.. ,I/ ~&u.•~ .... . .............. . ._........., .. ,M&W Clf ... tcMir ......... ,,..... . --~-...,..ti 1411. ......... ,. ..... "FOUL Pl.A Y" (PG) ~---"·FU·N·W-ITH_o.1c_K_&_J_A._N_E·.· --~' LNVERSAl ltrlM rm ""' "CONVOY" T~ ~Ill» °'SATWDAT.,.._ ....... , .. ~ ....... .,. "EAT MY OUST" (PG) ·••1•!Il.m1t11Ya1MW~ ................. , .•• ''""°""" -........ ,, •• .....,.., """"' .., .. ............ CINEMALAHO "THE DRIVER" CR) "THUNDER ANO LIGHTNING"' "BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOTWAY:'CPG) ALL DIUVR·INS O~eN 6:JOP.M .... HTlY Clllld U11der I 2 l"ree Un lei a e Kiddle "•l<'trowMI "New ud qtwlng...speakt to uyoaewllolwa feellq for tbe amuemeat of maslc." -....... fOMilll' ·---·---··-·--mDnua'!Qf TB1mC1111 fins IUlftll ··-. ,. . I 1, ', ' , , I• , ~ J , I f ~ NOW PLAYING CllllMI WEIT •1 Westminster 892-4-493 141411. ............. ,. ....... . •JUNMI IOOr Cfl ·-"MO 09'0SIY, MOUT'UIM"' Call &42-5171. Put • few words to work for ou~ AB~INCSASAI WALT Dl$NEY PRODUCnONS' I D.f3/i'{i) IB r.:¥+'1i7 ~-· I ••• DASl Y Pit.OT BJ llilY OAllPBELL NEW YORK <AP) Luther Henderson detcrl bhmell as a atraddl r. with one foot ln the t.beater and one foot tn t.be J u world. "lt'a not the mOCl U1ual comblnatJon," he ,_,,, "but lt worhd In my favor thb tJme " Improvisational Music, Stage Dance Prove Compatible For Arranger of Hit Broadway Play 'Ain't Misbehavin' hendenon did tbe orchettntkN 1nc1 .,.. raqemMI ,_ the Broadway hit. "Ain't Ml•· bebavln'.0 1be abow, a r.vlow Of 30 IOl\t• wrtt· l n or made famous by Fata Waller, woo both lbe Drama Critlca Circle and Tony awards as best mwlul of th6a year. Director Richard 0 n us -•··--.. --.. ---··· -----Ut•M:t1MU:td CMIU WUT UA Cl90A Westminsltf (714) 892-4493 Cosu Mesa (71 4) ~0·0594 ~ I 4~ • 4 00 •ts IS • I 30 • 10 fS Dlily 1 00 • 3'1S • ~ 20 • 7 .0 • 10 00 Ml •nu Bru (714) 990-4022 IT&DtUll DIUft ... Dlil't I 00 • 3 IS • S 30 •I 00 • 10 IS Orange (714) 639-8770 , .... Ofangt (714) 63-4-2553 Maltby Jr. and one ot the nve sinaen. Nell Carter. also won 'fonys. Th &how was the Idea of Maltby and Mur· roy Horowlta. They got the off-Broadway Manhottan Theater Club lnterested. assembled a cast, acreened lllm clips of Waller performin1 and broutht In Arthur Faria to stage the musical oumbera. "Murroy was tho researcher." Henderson 1ay1 "He 1lnowa more Fats Wwler tunes than f'au would know If he were alive." "Whit they atlll needed WU to eet from wbert' they were to opening in two or three w kl," Henderson Sll)'S. "Arthur knew I bad bun 1uccessful with a similar sbow in Waahlngton called 'The All Nigbl Strut.· "I bave a jazz reel. But I've been wortl111 in t.beatera a nwnber of years, and I'm aware that dancen want the beat to be in the same place every time. You need to have structure and still make the music seem spontaneous and inven· tave . .. A jam session is not theatrical. Most jazz 1mprovisatlon isn't. Some songs without lyrics aren't. Richard wrote lyrics to Fats' 'Jitterbug Waltz' and 'Handrul or Keys .' ''EVERYBODY WAS INVOLVED with the tbeatricallzatton of Fats. I think that's what we're proudest or. We try to make t,tie'audience think that's how Fats would have doi>e it." Before the orf-Broadway opening in February, Henderson recalls. "Somebody said, 'Whom are we going to get to play piano?' They an looked at me. l'm not really the greatest stride pianist In the world, but I 'Said otay .1• Wheh "Ain't Misbebavin"' proved a success and moved to Broadway's Longacre Theater. Actors Equity said the music supervisor couldn't play piano on stage and lead the on. stage band. But the cast couldn't get used to a replacement. so the union allowed Henderson to play from the April 28 previews through the May 9 opening and June 4 Tony Awards. He also made the cast album. &'.aNIV.R&AL &TUOIOB TOUA ... ,~MCA Cllt,I·~~· Ol'f~BtllAV t&!>I IOURllJI""' ·"JAUNTY FUN" ··s-ar m tnlllflt' ta••, .. ,, .. , n.11 cnzr •hit iut IQllNI. crur Allt 11ra. cnzr U11t ur a.11. crur 1111111 Cl r1lll11. • "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" Burt Retnalds "SlnokeyumnmBandft" Sally Fleld · .Jel'l'Y Reed..-c1 cJ•ckle Gleason I as She11l1 BulOld T JusttCel Screenplay by JAMES LEE BARRETT and .CHARLES SHYER & ALAN MANOil Story by HAL NEEDHAM & ROBERT l. LEVY • MUSIC by BILL .llSTIS ana JERRY REED Directed.by HAL NEEDHAM ; Produced by MORT ENGELBERG fllf<uh•• P10011ter AOSCT11 L LEVY A RASTAR Production • A UNIVERSAL PtCtlKe ro..,.." _ ,,,.. ......... ••tl• .. ..,r.,.. a 111wos' 1.tPHI Technicolor• ~}L:::::t:::::r~ I I I l I I I I . f STARTS FRIDAY ® ..OOffE UHOER 17 AOa.MTTfO (AgeluM ... Y••'Y linOtf'tl tf\ .,.... AU IJ m AHO IJ!j 'ILMSJIECflVE OiE S~ Of' THE MOTION PICT~E COO£ OF SELF REGULAT!Off ' Oner the Dettr Pltot fMQr ..... '°" what'a MW In 10Ut local communlty •.. W9fY. DAILY PILOT : Jazz pianist Hank Jones has since replaced Henderson. WIBLE HENDERSON WAS playing nlghUy tn "Ain't Mtsbebavln"' he started work as mu11tcal director or "Mahalia" at the Henry Street Playhouse. · "It's feast or famine," he says. "There's no in-between. You must love this business to stay In it because it is completely unpredictable." After writing and arranging music for an in· dustrial show, Henderson didn't have work for seven months unUl "Ain't ~isbehavin'." It was one of bis longest famines. He used the time to work on a ni&htclub act with bis wife Margo. Henderson never met Fats Waller. who died in 1943. "1 remember when I was learning to play jau piano I wore out a record of bis, 'Hav- ing a Ball.' listening to it and trying to copy it." ffenderson was born in Kansas City, home of many jau greats. "My rather was teaching a t Langston University in Oklahoma. My mother just decided to do something high-toned and have her baby in a hospital. lt seemed that the one that had the greatest recommendation was in Kansas City." THE FAMILY MOVED to New York when Henderson was 4. Duke Ellington's son, Mercer. was Henderson's high school classmate and also went to Juilliard. Duke Ellington became Henderson's patron. ''The first job I did for him was in 1944. In later years I did m ainly adaptations for sym- phonies or Duke's big works like 'New World A· Comin'.' He used to call me his classical arm. I did the last extended work he wrote, 'The Three Black Kings.··· When Henderson got out of the Navy he went into Mercer Ellington's band. "Lena Horne needed a pianist and conductor and Duke told her, 'Belter get Luther · I stayed with her three or four years. "SHE DID 'BEGGARS' HOLIDAY ' with 'Effington music. Thal was my first entrance in· to the theater. Billy Strayhorn did most of the orchestrations. I did some . .. Shortly after that. Carol Haney had a big hit in 'Pajama Game .· Then she wanted to do Duke's 'Pretty and the Wolf' in a nightclub act. I played piano arid narrated while she danced to it. .. When Miss Haney choreographed "Flower Drum Song" she. had Henderson arrange the music for the dance numbers. "I would get thematic material from Richard Rodgers and extend and adapt It ror choreographic purposes." "It seems like I've had several good lives," Henderson says. 'The last one, I think. is going . to be the best." lfluncal Co-star Edward Mulhare will co-star with Florence Henderson in "The Sound or Music" scheduled for a Sept. 5 opening at the Los Angeles Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Mulhare was the star of television's "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir." Reese at Greek Della Reese, called the show-womatr of song, will join Ben Vereen in four SOJl8 and dance performances at the Greek Theater, Sept. 27 through 30. T~e addition of Ms. Reese. to the Greek Theatre schedule matching the talent of Vereen, st>ould provide the topper to the spot's summer season. a spokesman for the theater said. Ticket prices for -the show are $11, $8.75, and $7. Curtain ls 8.15 p. m . Information 660-8400. ~e Greek Theater is ln Griffltb Park, Los Angeles. STAGE NEWS JAZZ. ANO BROADWAY MtX Luther Henderson's Work Aw•rd Winning 1,, ... ... .. ,. - ,., It ... 'flt 1 d .11· ,,. '" IT lfl. ,,,, l_,I, !Ito ti I ,.., r:l I,' l dl l \ INSIDE: •Business ·•Real Estate •consumer Closeup • You I You11 Moneg ___ CJ Apparent toe stop-to-toe stop traffic jam Is just fancy footwork of roller-skating instructor David McVlcker of Costa Mesa. Skating Rentals Rolling in Profits at Beaeh By .JERRY HERTENSTEIN .,. ... .,..., .......... .. Passing on the left" has become a familiar warning shout heard by people on an evening walk on Ocean Front at Balboa Peninsula. The call, until last swnmer, usually indicat· ed a bicycllst was about to pass. But now il could mean a roller skater whiuine by. ROILE&-SKATING ON the peninsula and Balboa Island has beeome nearly as much of a favorite pastime as more traditional pursuits or bicycling, jogging, skateboardine and girl or boy watchin1 .. The current craze started slowly last sum· mer when Silver Skates set up shop in a small cubbyhole near Newport Pier. That fll'Dl )las since moved to a large.-space al 109 22nd St. Another rental shop, Bfg Wbeels Skate Company <BWSC> opened in June at 50S Edgewater. a few doors west of the ferry land· ing at the peninsula. A third business. The Balboa Skate Company. is in its fourth month of operation at 320 B. Marine Ave. on Balboa Island. •'Our business has really increased tremen· dously," said Sherry Silver. owner or Silver Skate. She runs the shop with husband. Alex. Outdoor roller·skating bas become so popular, in fact, that Sherry said her profits in the first seven months or l!r78 have already equaled those for 10 months the shop was open last year. She started the business in March l!r77 after observing the success of of a similar operation in Venice. Cheapskates, operated by Jeff Rosen· berg, who is credited with initiating ana pu6Ucizingthe fad. Rosenberg appeared in Playgirl magazine wearing only roller skates. He bas movie stars such as Sally Fields and Burt Reynolds renting skates regularly from bis shop. SHERRY. LIVING IN Santa Monica two years ago. was sunoina herself OJl Venice beach when she notic~d tbe popularity of Cheapskates, "that looked like the job for me," said Sherry, who operated a plant shop in Century City. She first tried to talk Rosenberg mto 1etttng her become a business partner but said that didn't interest him. . So she and Alex drove south until they found the spot in Newport Beach. ''I rented the St>ace. invested in 100 pairs of skatea and the business proceeded to die." she said. "People came by and wondered 'Wliat do you do With these?'- Data Successes Calculated CM Location A.id · To Japanese Firm · BJ THOM LECOQ ot•o.11, ........... "" Lights blink, disc memories whirl and automatic printers spew out reams of paper in some accounting departments, but for most of· fices a dealt top calculator wW do the job. Which explains a lot about what ls <or isn't> happening at Canon Business Machines, located at3191 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. THE FACILITY houses the American manufacturing branch or Canon, the Japanese copier, camera and optics maker. · Canon. says business machines Vice Presi· dent G. Dougls Michie, is a conservative com· pany that has taken plenty or lime lo find its market. The desk top machines they make have tape prinl·outs -some also have digital displays - and do basic calculations needed by accoun· tan ts. BUT THEY'RE A far cry from the mechanical devices that used lo clatter away in the business office. Electronics, a Canon talent, are used instead of gears, and memories are in· eluded to make complex problems easier to solve without resorting to copying figures on paper. Michie says Canon established lts produc· lion arm in the U.S. in order lo react quickly to changes in the American market. Most models are out of date within 18 months or their introduction, be says, so wast· lng time "golng to Japan for appro\ral of every little change," could mean huge losses in sales. A DESIGN STAFF at the Red Hill facility uses technology originated in Japan and by other manufacturers to come up with features t)lat sell in the U.S. Canon Business Machines' Michihiko Senoh, executive vice president, says that both Japanese and European users of desk calculators like compact units. For them. a tape isn't necessary. But he adds with a smile. because of cphural differences and larser work·space as. $lgnmenta here, Americans seem to lite larger. more solid feeling designs. Senoh adds that bavinl a plant here bas Die €09lpang ••• Canon Business Machines. Inc .• 3191 Red Hiii Ave .• Costa Mesa, produces a line of commefClal class electronic calculators tor professional accounting and f Ina nee rmrkets. The company 19 the U.S. manufactu ... Ing arm of canon Inc •• Tokyo, Japan, and market• It• products through Canon, U.S.A.. another dMelon. 1m talee ..umated at $12 mllUon. • canon Bua•nea Machlnet ~ llboul. 300 people at Its 1 here Costa MeSa ..... ---Management Include• Mlchlhlko Senoh. executive vice president, G. DoUg&M Mlohie, vioe preeJderi~ and Roy ShfnWll. vtoe pNeldlnt~ns. Compeny engk'tMrl da .. gn mech"* _..,...., for the U.S. martcet with men .,.,. cMalc-tos> computera produced tn ~ , ~ ................... ROY SHIMAJI, DOUGLAS MICHIE PUT WARES THROUGH LONGEVITY TEST also given Canon some respite from the de· --mr valuation of the dollar. Importing devices made in Japan grows more costly as the dollar slides. Making merchandise here also trims shipping and duly costs. "PLUS IT BAS opened a marketplace with a number of government agencies and trade un· ions who have 'buy American' policies." Senob adds. Michie, pronounced Mickey, says Canon bas about 300 employees in its present plant. but hopes to expand soon with new construction on its 10 acres on Red Hill. Those employees crank out about 600 units a day on six production lines. "Bur WE ARE at about 120 percent of capacity," says Roy Sbimaji, vice president or operations. Sbimaji, a U.S. native, was formerly with General Electric, but his position at Canon clearly deliahts him, especially the machine shop where lie has adapted standard machinery in an effort to Increase automation on the. crowded assembly lines. . FIRST TAPE OAL.CULATOR NOW OOl.IM'LATEO Mlchlh*o Sinoh Show9 Unit Sttl Worb In Japan. ••workers practically marry the company they ao to work for." be says. but It is bard to get that kind or dedicatloo from American labor. A •)lies mana1er In New Jene.>.: once "So we try to automate as much as possl· asked him to · make a device that didn't do ble." anyt.hlnc bUt print numben. No addltJon. sub-traction, dlvtslon or multiplication. SIDMAn's EFFORTS are compUca~ by It tamed out to be just the thin& a phone relatively short production runs. company needed to print wJephone number Full·scale automation ts just too expenstve, labels on phone dials. so be adapts operator-controlled machines to do Michie says the company bu worked close- subtle tbinp necessary to make circuits work. ly with several customen to come u_p with One operation requires small devices be alterations on existing m•cblnes or concepts mounted at a certain an&)e wben laid C)8 the for new ones circuit brd. A tlred operator miaht Joraet to a•-L HE a .. .,8 ..... ___ complex desk·top push the device to one aide, be US'I. to the .., •. o.• \IMO ...... "" m acbtn·e bu been adjuat..ed t.o do tt ooinputers are Canon's bailiwick ln Japan. automatlcan,. Canon beaan makinl small calcuJators Just .. about the time lMJ became u popular u tb• CANONtS SEPUTA'l'fON for rellabWt.y ls Hula Hoop JUlt before the bottom fell out .of. lmpo~~~ so Otbei' places where a ' prices and profit• . ln 1 vol1Ule comumer ........ tlred-opet~IDJPR make• mfltake have.been market. ~ aut4ma~. Canoo's reticence to commit tar1e fUDdlnt ---'IWl~•w ... e111m111h11Jl)'. ever)' m.eblneJ&QP«a..,..!c-_,..., ou..~ bpt.1t LmmJalipa bamed. ll)' nan *i'oliilb tu Pl• by ~ ln a aerfet of Mlcble, Pd the lesson hat ttuclt. ~. It tbe amwen come up wrocic. the "We were l\ll"'PriSed to see Wbo ctrODDed oUt aev.ce Ii NWOrtect when that liiieou.t bit. even 1l0ekwefl/•· sa~s Automatic ftnlers. Pf'Oll'ai:rimtd by a small Michie u>mpul.r. pmeb lil the problllN MlebM ..,. ,Canoa bu bit tta eres open CANON'S &ARLY ulcuJaton rea&ured ~pe ror 1J)edll ildMil lt m1Pt ftlL Sometimes, prlntow. amall macblnn produced ''ticker bowevw. tbe requeata for apeclal macblna Hem a bkodtt ,. CSee CA.NON. Paae C> t . She was closing the shop at 6 p.m. but in mid·summer of last year kept It open at night and business ''took off ·· "I haven't seen the sun since," said Sherry. who now not onJy rents Skates but selL" them along wtlh retailing skating acceuor1es. jewelry and smashball. " game in which pad· dies are used by two participants to hit a small rubber ball. SILVER SKATES IS open each day of the summer season. 10:30 a.m. to midnight, BWSC 10 a.m. to 11 p.m .• The Balboa Skate Company, 10 a.m. to midnight. Mrs. Silve!:t Julie Elmquist. Big Wheels manager, and \,;armella Kaeser. who works at Balboa Skate Company for aon Steve Kaeser. ,.See-.SKATERS. l'~e CZ> Skateboards' Sophisti~tion, Risks Rising ByPATDVNN O( .. Oelfy ........ They ••shoot the duck." do the ··space walk" and the "fake." Tb.ese aren't the latest disco dances, but maneuvers in one or t.be most popular recreational activities of this decade - skateboarding. Although the majority of skateboarders are between 10 and 17 years of age twith 14 and 15·year-0lds primary users>, kids or all ages and some adults enjoy this sport. SKATEBOARDS HAVE evolved rrom sim· ple planks equipped with wheels lo sophistical· ed devices used in professional competition. They may be from 24 inches lo 7 feet tong, may be motorized or have sails, may have blades for use on lee or even have brakes. Vou have a choice of wood. aluminum. plastic or fiberglass. And the cost" Anywhere between $10 and $130 for most skateboards on the market. Along with the immense popularity of this sport, skateboard-related inJwies and deaths have risen dramatically over the past five years. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has 2S deaths on rile which were reported during the 30·month perlod from February 1975 thl'ough July 1977. This figure was collected from death certificates In CPSC files and from newspaper articles. Victims either fell from skateboards and struck their beads, or were struck by automobiles while riding skateboards. CPSC RECORDS ALSO Indicate that :r.o.ooo skateboarders were injured last year -tw1ee the number hurt in 1976. Riden-between tht· ages of 10 and 14 account for almost half of the injuries. while those between 15 and 17 yea~ old run ·a close second. As many as '40 percent of last year's victims ended up in the hospital - most with broken bones. Nearly 25 percent or those hospltaltzed last year were hurt durin& their first attempts at skateboa.rdlng. The new Consumer Product Hazard List for fiscal 1977 ranb skateboards se~enth among products with wblch people hurt themselves. a jump from 18th place last year The hazard ratings are compiled by analyz. Ing data from 119 hospital emeraency rooms across the country Skateboards .received a bazard index rating of lt,ltl lD um. up from 4,94S in 1976. The lndex l'Ombinel tbe number or reported injuries with their seventy, &iving ex· tra weight lf persons under aa• U are mjured. CPSC REPORTS THAT frattu.res to lower les, forearm and other parts were the most common type of tnjury. occumna in about one- tbird of all accidents One t.hlrd of the vtctlms had been skating for Jesa than 'one week. and on~ out of nery tbrtt accideni. occurred when skateboarden atruck 1rre1ularlties In I.he rtdtnc surface · Only bee Men 1 and 2 perttnl ot \he inturtes reported durtna th~ ap~ctal study period wtre attrtbuted to thf' ~k ateboa{d iueU -s~h as a wheel comtna off or the board breaklna. cracktna_ or wheels 1topptn1 suddenly. CPSC clatms thot tl\JUrtes l'OUkl be Nduced lt there wen unarorm saf f\Y rules ror use of sk"tel>Oardtnt ru1llllH. requlrtn1 pre.use equipment cbeekt, the weanna of full protective '"r. and 1enerat 1alell' conat.Mt10n pidellnes to avoid ·• n11necred·ln•• eovlroamtnlal hazard.a . alee SKATBBOAROS. P ... Qt . ' • l I ' .. I • i .J " I'\ • ' I I l i ~· . J • I .. J Ii • • • ... • • • • (2 DAILY PILOT Below: l(afhy SllOw laces COIMIOtlona/ shoe skate bebv she sets off on rolNng Peninsula tour. . . .. . SKATERS ROLL •.• <From Page CU owner. agree evtnlngs between 8 and 11 o'clock are busiest. The skate rental business seems to be booming for obvious reasons, something to do at the beach. a healthy, fun way to exercise and relatively inexpensive pastime. · Each shop rents skates at Sl.50 per hour. All day rental Is $4.50 at BWSC. SS at the other two spots. A valid drivers license or S40 is required as deposit. Each place also rents socks and Big Wheels offers elbow and knee pads, helmet, gloves and wrist braces for free. ··People worry about our socks. They ask if they are clean," Miss Elmquist said. chuckling. They are. She or owner Ron Doane wash the socks daily. usually at a nearby laundromat. Although skates are rented to tbe inex- perienced ("we get people who haven't skated in 30 years." Mrs. Kaeser said> there are few serious injuries. .. _ Sherry said three skaters have broken arms smce her business opened. "And some people come back with scraped knees." She admits to being "great on skates when I was 9" but seldom laces theJD on these days. "I'm afraid now," she said. "It wouldn't be very good publicity for me to stand behind the counter with a broken arm.·· Each s hop has regular custom ers but spokespersons said business is evenly divided between area residents and tourists. Holly McKnight, 15, of Bellingham. Wash .. vis iUng at the peninsula. skated rather clumsily to the counter at Big Wheels. "Is my time up yet?" asked Holly with a strained look on her race. "I think 1 sprung my wrist. And I kicked in a door at a piua shop." Yet she also said skating at the beach was a "very good experience." She learned she had another 20 minutes rental time left and wheeled ofr. Her stepmother, Gigi McKnight. a tanned blonde, was also on skates. "first time since I was5." Those who rent skates are of different ages and ability. Miss Elmquis t said one skater. Chris An- drada. Costa Mesa. alway~ draws a big crowd when he puts on a show nearly each evening in front of the Fun Zone arcades. Sbe calls An· drada "the father of roller.skating. "He started skating on the peninsula about five years ago and people wondered about him," Julie said . "Now skating here is a com· mon thing." The use or a soft urethane for outdoors skat- 1 ng wheels. precision bearings that don't become clogged by sand and trucks and plates similar to those on skateboards has "revolu- tionized skating." Mrs. Silversaid. While each of the shops retails the standard boot, most popular seller Is The Jogger. manufactured exclusively by Sure Grlp In Lynwood. It features a lightwelgbt leather jogging shoe. an outdoor plate. skateboard trucks, a wide axle and steel plate in the shoe sole It sells for around $70. SKATEBOARDERS FACING RISKS ••• <From Page Cl> George Camahck. vice president and m anager of Skateboard Odyssey in Mission Vie· jo, says safety is the "top concern" at the 16.000-square-feet indoor facility. "We promote safe skateboarding at all times. and I reel that excess skateboard injury publicity is detrimen- tal to controlled skateboard areas where a very low incidence of accidents occur. "The biggest threat to safety is not the skateboard itself. but the lack or proper safety equipment." Camalick says. "It makes me shiver when I see a youngster using a skateboard in the street or on the ~idewalk without even a helmet to protect him. A person can live with a broken leg, but not with a broken head.·· Camaiick says use of safety equipment. in· eluding a helmet. knee and elbow pads, Is man- datory at his skatepark. These it.ems must be rented if the skateboarder does not have his own. He says wrist guards and gloves also should be used, especlti.lly by novices. .. ADVANCED SKATERS know how to fall. but youngsters just starting out don't know the safe way to break their falls. The tendency to do this with a hand can lead to a wrist Injury or fracture." he warns. "Another mistake new skateboarders make ls not resung often enough. Skateboarding ls a strenuous sport and taking frequent breaks is very important in maintain· inl enouah energy to avoid falls that resuh in injury.'' The CPSC agrees that a reduction of in· juries alao ls lied to a s~fteboarder'1 safety knowledge and says "bow to fall" la amon1 the first thlnas tautht to any 1tuclent or martial arts. football players or paratroopers. Documented lnveatt.aatlon.s showed that, ln cue an.er case. vlctlmt who were f alllna extended thelr arms to break their falla-wtth tra.ctu.red lower arms result.tng. •'Skiting Is a atural acttvlt)' for youn11l.ers. ~ uslDg a nateboarct la an ob- vloual1 ••cUve alternative to ruular 1kat-m1, .. Camalic:k°n)'S". .,Our skateboarders averate qe ·is. but 1'e bave 101De YoUDPters 1ettma ltatted u early u as• t . Most akateboarden learn by dolq and putt mien become fairly Pf'C?llcient wr 15 hours on the board. depending on their natural ability." he s ays. CAMALICK NOTED THAT he doesn't believe there is any need ror government re- gulations at a properly s upervised park. "Along with our equipment requirements, we just don't tolerate unsafe skateboarders. The kids know this and they obey our safety rules because they realize we will stick to our euns and enforce them. , "GOOd skateparks are closely supervised and the skaters themselves enforce the 'rules of the road' by monitoring each other." he says. "They come in the skate bowls in tum and watch out for each other's safety. Ir someone isn't' acting courteously, bis fellow skateboarders let him know that just doesn't go here. "I stron1ly advise parents to allow skateboarding at a skateboard facility only." Camallck stresses. "After that's established. the next step is to look ror good equipment. Don't buy the most inexpensive board and safe· ty gear. Comparison shop and ask questions un· til you know how to make an Informed Jud&· ment about quality. CAMALICK ADVISES skat.eboarders to check their equipment bef~ each ride. "See that wheels, trucks and bearings have not become worn. Make sure that attachments and bolts are secure. When safety equipment starts to wear out, replace lt.'' He adds that skateboard safety clinics are especially valuable for younc skateboarders. Skateboard Odyuey plan• such a clinic wlth safe 1tateboard technlquta and equlp111ent mm1 alonJI wtth profeulonal team .afety do· monatrationa on Saturday, A&.\I. 19 at 11 a .m .• 3 and s p.m. Instruction cllnlct alao will be held th1-fall. 11\ CPSC HYJ, 0 lnjurles aMOClated wlt.h ~kautM)arct. would be 1reatly reduced tr akateboardl were used .PrimartJy 'ln controlled en vi ronmenta apeclflcall)i lntende.d for 1kateboardin1 -not on public atreeta and al<lewalkl." Camallclt 1>Utl It more almply: "Tbe west place to 1kat0 li a altatebOard park, and that'• the bottom line." I P. MONEYTREE I TRAD~ • Deal Middleman In ) . I t . • Trade Club Anunges, Tracks Su:aps The West lnd1a Trading Company started thtn1s of'fby swapping about $24 worth or goods for Manhattan Island. Later. trappers traded pelts for knives and whiskey and even later. frontier doctors treated patients for a chicken or hog. Even today. corporations swap goods. Mc· Donnell Douglas not too long ago exchanged some engines for hams which they sold to employees. THAT. ACCORDING TO Mike Ames, presi- dent of Trade Americard. is the blg·Ume or barter. His company's action fits on a smaller scale. Ames' company. located at m S. Main St .. Suite 204. Tustin. acts as a sort of middleman between about l.OOOcustomers whotraderegular- ly with each other . All use a Trade AmerW?ard credit card to record transactions Keeping lrack of trade credits earned or spent on a central computer allows Oexlblllty in arranging swaps. said Ames. One customer may have medical services to trade for something he wants. furniture for ex- ample. But participating furniture dealers may not need medical services. But the doctor can still make the swap wlth a retailer because his trade debits <medical services> can be used by other club memben;. THAT MAKES THE TRADE credits and debits something like currency, only this cur- rency circulates only In the memory or the com- puter in the Tustin office. Bills are sent each month. says Ames. list· Ing spending by each customer. The bill also subtracts the 8 percent fee the club charges each customer. Ames says the club often barters for the business's needs. including a swap for orrice rent. The club works best. admitted Ames. for re- tailers or service providers who operate on a large profit mar~in. While manv transactions are for personal items. meals are especially popular trades, a large portion are for business use. A DRUGGIST OPENING another in a chain of storei dickered merchandise for construc- tion. A clothing dealer trades trousers for prizes used for sales contests. Ames said members pay a one·time fee or $150 and receive a catalog of business members. The new mem bers listing i.s added. Many trades include cash. especially for large or low markup items. Ames said part or the appeal to new mem· bers ls the fact that trade business is a bonus. usually about 5 percent above normal saies levels. · H e added that occaslooally. homes have been traded, one member offered $40,000 ln equity on a home for .trade credits and an offer to simply assume the mortgage balance. H e said there are about 100 similar clubs operating across the U,S., and that Trade American! reciprocates with a r~w of them. Ames added that be hopes to expand hla own territory to Include Los An8eles. Sa Dleco and San Francisco. enlar1in1 lb customer list and the posstbiliUes for trad between customers In' different areas. What happens when a custqmer spend more "trade dollars·· than earned? Ames says the organliatlon allows th.at ont ror well qualified members. A computer cbec: when a purchase larger than SSO ls made ale club manaiement .. He added that new businesses underg financial scrutiny before being allowed in. Trade Americard Is pretty much cent on Orange County -"momma-poppa opera lions. mosUy" -but Ames said the firm b . opened a branch in Century City. The company was established in 1972. b said. and has developed into a very person sort or organization. FlltST NAMES ABE used in phone con versations betwee Amt-s' sta ff an ' customers, and ther are face -to-rac meetings durin thrice-yearly parties Ames trades com- pany earned credits for the tiall. food and entertainment. Who does well in the club'! Restaurants. said Ames. "people like to go out to eat in Orange County." • Automotive servi~es. printenl a n d. m o st p r ot- fessionals do well. he! TRADER 4 adds. Small bus ... MICHAEL AMES nessmen sometime« ~ ~ use.. the system.Jo Paf. for attorney. accounting and other financial services. Trade comes into play m promoting tbe ~ terprise. said Ames Club-e'amed er.edits are swa pped for advertising spactt in magazines, space in trade shows a nd for printing direcf mail pamphlets. A newsletter keeps members up to date. He added lhat a trio or salespeople call q,n potential members in the county. ANOTHER TRIO OF st affers acts u facilitators in complex transactions. those with three-way swaps. Larger companies don't do too well with trading, "too many cooks." And it's hard to justify trades to stockholders. Ames ~id members range rrom doctGrt who deUver babies to funeral dired.ors. "We're sort of a cradle to grave operation," he said, chuckling. For those in between. he added with a grin, "you can also trade for a divorce." -By Thom Lecoq Stu~ent Stings the Teacher ~ By MILTON MOSKOWITZ When the Japane.se automobile lndust.ry was putting Itself into gear again after Worfd War II. a foreign company. Britain's Austin Motor. len~ a helping hand. Austin pro· vlded technica l a-id t o j a p a n · s Nis san Motor. established in 1933 . During World Wa r II Nissan s upplied th e Japanese military forces Money Tree with trucks and airplane engines. In 1952, Nissan began assembling Austin cars in Japan. By 1956, having learned well from its British teachers. Nissan was produc- ing Austins from components made in Japan. NISSAN .CONTINUED to be an apt stu- dent, so apt ·that it ranks as lbe world's seventh largest auto producer and sends into the U.S. and British markets shiploads of, not Austins. but Datsuns. In Britain these im· ports are helping to drive Austin to the wall. Austin has long ceased to be an lndepen· dent entity. 1t co .. bined with Morris to rorm British Motor Corp .. which did so poorly that it had to merge with the British truck maker. Leyland. which In tum did so badly that in 1975 it became a virtual ward of the British government. British Leyland Ltd. makes and markets t.he Austin. Morris. Jacuar. Rover. Triumph and MG automobiles. Even with all these. Ley land managed to sell only 322,000 cars in Britain last year. giving It 34 pereent of the mar\et. IF YOU TIDNK THE United States baa a problem with Imported cal°S': you should look at Britain. where a utomobiles come in from continental Europe. Sweden and Japan. Last ' year the imports took 45 percent or the new car market in Britain. up from 38 percent in 1976. In the vanguard of this invasion were lhe Japanese companies. which sold 14Q.OOO cars 1n Brit.aln, the leader was Nissan's Datsun line. This year the Japanese are looking to sell 160.000 cars in Britain even though the f : Japanese government agreed that they would ':: limit their exports to the um level. The sales increase is possible. in spite or the govern· ment's promise. because the Japanese car makers shipped far more cars to Britain la.st year than were sold. THAT POSmON HAS not entirely en-! : deared Nissan to the British public It pro- ; · voked an editorial In the Times of London , that warned the Japanese to get their act ~ · together before they triggered "a Major l' :.· spread of protectionism." , And it provoked a heated statement from Nissan declaring that it would be "absurd"' t· for the Japanese government "lo control j· · s ales activities of dealer~ in England selline Japanese cars or the actions of British people who wlsh to buy Japanese cars How are the two competitors doing in the U.S.? Durina 1976. Leyland sold 68,000 units. Datsun sold 388.000. CANON ADDING ON WITH CAUTION ••• • f C From Pa1e CU tape" ribbons out or the slde. Later. 1arser machines lnched out standard tapes from the machine's printer. The tape. they found, ls coQSldered a man- datory feature ln U.S. accounlinl omces. "No self·respectlnt American accountant ·would think of running a set of flgwu without a tapci to check qalnst," be says . Sticldni to that concept. althouab Canon a110 makes a llne bf d{lltal dl1play-only calculat.on, b&1 made them a power ln a special market. Mar)tetlna ls bandied bl' Canon U.S.A .. whlcb a1ao aella the par nt compa.ny'a llne of wet· and dry-tonel' copiers. Canon Business Machl.nes mix toner In one aectlon or Its Newport Beach plant. CANON U.S.A. IS also auppUer for cameras and 1pecl1l optlcal lnstnaments made by .lapaneae home p~anta. . Canon Inc .. tbe parent, hu speclallztd ln ' hieh-technology hybrids of electronic and o tical lnstrument.s. They include products as diverse as hom movie equipment that records sound. to a lase • printer that spits out computer generated cop al 8,000 lines per minute. Canon cameras are enJoyln1 a sales boo due to uatnc electronic components to con exposure MANY TELEVISION cameras ar • equipped with Canon zoom tenaes. while secu • ty system cameras use leas expensive Canon o tics Canon wos founded before World Wa.rTio Dr Takeatu Mltaral, 1 f.Yl'ecolo&ist. Michie aa,.a he on~ aked the doetor he. went from t)'n«0lo11 to m~am~ the fl rat ol Canon's products. • .. H• told me: 'Women and cameras a • very mDCb allke: both require delicate hand and canf'Ul con.troll.· -a ••s~ observaUoo, tbou1bt, '' Mlctut aay• wltb a sinlle. I r I .REAL EST ATE MAILBAG I BUSINESS dJ Sundey. August 13, 1178 Beal Estate Matl•ag Tax Change May Free Home Gain •1 aoa aT 1. UlJ: DUR B081 l read Concrea ii folna to malle up to 1100,IQO ot a home 1 prollt tu·f~. Al w an over ~ and plan to tell our home IOOn. wUI t.b all~ ou:r uae of the "over~ rule'!' Graat a. D£Aa GaANT: 'nen wttJ be •ore dlHI Won .... tm T&a llD bHom• , law ... 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It ap- ~ara &M 11 Stel'fttlt "•laim•m tu" wW DO 16acer affed 1maU ••ou&a ol a.1 &ena eapltal ,.tu. I'll keep yoa llltormecl of o&ller lax law dll.ftlff aneethll MmeoW9el'I Hd property LnweatM1. DEAR BOB: Whert can I fmd out about lU laid Of property? NedT. DEAit NED: At leaat oeee a year hi mot& ~. a taa aale 11 beld ol pnpertiM o• .~-.die property ta.et lltave aot been paid. However, &Mae 11Jea are anally a waate of dme. Tbat'1 becaae by lite time of t•• Hie, U tt.e defaaJtlDI owaer bun'& found a hyer, ta.. pnperty la amallJ of llUJe uaefal vaJue. TbHe parttla are ,often odd· 1laaped leftovers whlcllt arett't even wortla the a ..... t ol wapald property taxes. AJMCher problem ls that in mos& autet the owaer cu recleem the property after &be 11le. Even If yoo do bay a barlala a& a tax aale. Ute o~r can come aloat later and bay the property beck from yoa for tbe price you paid at u.e tu sale. Tlle local tas coQee&or can teU J011 wlten &be nut tax tale wUl be beld ud what &be blddlnt rales are. DEAR BOB: I am a real estate salesman looking for a good source of easy to un· dentand t.ax lnCorruaUon. Are there any good tax books? RladT. DEAit &AND: Yes. A saew tax book you aaay wan& ao nad from cover ao cower 11 PaaJ All4enoll'I 09tat1ndlD1 .. ,. .. Fadon in Real £na&e Opent1om.'• ai. edMloa <PreaUce- Rall. tm). It coven everyUdne l'r'Om IM>me •• ie. ao property partnenblp ayndlcaUou in ea1y &o udentand 1upace. Aa everyday La:a referenee ~. med bJ .... , la&enlal Ruenae Servtee acen&a, 11 &be 1'78 Mu&er Tas Glllde. It's available for $8 from Coalmerce aeartn1 lloale, 4m w. Petenoa Avenue, OJcago, IU. ""'· DEAR BOB: I know you don't recom· mend buying vacant land. But I've done it successfully before. Now I've found a great 24 -acre property which should be very pro- fitable to resell in a few years. Any Ideas on where I can get a mortgage to finance my purchase of it? Carl&oa M. DEAR CARLTON: Flnancln1 tbe parcbase of vacant land ls very bard In &oday'a tlgbt mortgage money mar~. Even ln days of easy money, most banks aad HY· ings assodatloas didn't like &o loan on land. \'our beat nnanctng aourtt Is &be seller. Provide ln yoar purchase offer for blm &o carry back the mortgage. \ , Trio Shine • m 'Dirty Business' Death and taxes Ignore no man (or woman) By the same token. dirt and grime ig· nore no car -not even those Mercedes and Ferraris parked in reserved spaces around lush-landscaped buildings. That was tire~ of-insplration~or Scott and Gregg Alexander's Orange County Mobile Carwash one afternoon last year as they sat on the beach at the Wedge. SC01T. 22, and his then-girlfriend. now-wife, Kim. were nursing their wounds from a dog clipping venture that railed when Scott realized there was a whole world full of dirty cars owned by executives who didn't have time to get to a car wash. Bring the mountain to Mohammed - or at least the wash to the executive.! he thought. So he and brother Gregg fitted his small plckup truck with a tank of water and set to work. By October, the two bad set up two trucks, begun finding customers and established routes for weekly washings "by looking for the dirtiest cars we could find. "We started out charging $3.SO per car -and got just the old, crummy cars." People didn't want to trust their ex· pensive cars to the pair at fi rst, Scott thinks. But be found the price was too low. THEY WEltE LOSING money, so Scott upped the t ariff to $5 weekly. "Some of the guys with crummy cars dropped out. but we started getting more clean cars ... Figures Hiding Future Problelll The price went up recently to $7 per week for small cars, $8.SO weekly for big ones. "Now we wash only clean cars.·· Scott adds, "and we're spoiled. I wouldn't want lo wash a dirty one anymore." The two youthful entrepreneurs have a good time. selling the idea of bright cars with even brighter smiles and a lot of kidding around. Their monthly bllls contain a newslet· ter brimming with names and such notes as: Thanks to DllJl Proctor for maintain· ing our cash flow. <He pays cash for washing five company cars each month.) A cryptic thank you to Nancy Sweet for not wringing Gregg's neck. JAY MAHONEY GETS a kind word for sharing his secrets of success, .. also for the plums, com and onions." The letter, says Gregg, is designed to soften the shock of opening the monthly bill. - And says Scott. the light heartedness is something of a tum-on for clients who admire enterprise. In fact, many clients have helped the pair with the financial and bookkeeping end of the company. The two are looking for financing for additional trucks. but say they can't find other people with equal entbusia.sal for car washing to man them. But servicing up to 10 cars $ day per truck isn't the limit of the Alexanders' dreams. They a r e curren tly talking a bout a joint enterprise with tM! man who July state employ· ment figures for the con· o.ity~1..,.., .... s t ru c lion industry registered in heavy con- struction projects - new industrial plants and business bu1ldjngs. runs a mobile tune-up service, "Charlie the Tuner." The mobile t.une-up concept began when Sears Roebuck tried to make full use or service employee lime. But the dreams don~t end there. Scott said a cmtomer inspired him re- cently by suggesting be cut out pictures or the things be wants and paste them on his mirror so be can see them every morning. One picture is of a Porsche. many of wh,ch are on his daily route. The customer also showed the pair how to use biorhythm charts to plot their best days. Meeting some of the "big business people" in the area showed the two that successful people are often nice. SCOTT LAUGHED AND said, "Gregg and 1 are going to be nice millionaires too." Kim isn't being left out. Sb~ OC· casionally tends to cars. but spends most of her lime at bookkeeping and answering phone calls. "And whenever we get depressed, she cheers us up." said Gregg. "And she goes to the beach for us too." adds Scott. who says the two don't get much chance to do that anymore. But lhere are compensations for Jost days at tbe Wedge. "It motivates me to see aJJ the wealth in this area, .• says Scott. who views ure as a game. "There s so much money out there, it's stupid not to go get some of it ... I think you might as well play to win.•• MOBILE CAR CLEANERS G,ET COOLING ON-THE.JOB SPLASH showed a record high of l . ___ F_ro_m_L_e_n_, _G_re_g_g_._K_l_rn_a_nd __ Sco_tt_A_le_x_a_nd_e_r_E_x_P•_nd_l_ng_D_r_e_am_a __ 41;·~~sharpest rise was But that picture Is flawed, according lo Richard B. Munn. ex- ecutive vice president of the Associated General Contractors o f California. • • ' l' . ' . i: ' . • ' . . • • t . •• • . , . I Consumer Alwa~s Pays A.RB Suit Faults Mobil Tests By FRED W. KUNE ~ ......... ke SACRAMENTO -The California Air Resources Board continues its heavy-banded attacks on major firms, led by its own doubl~-dipping, tyrannical chairman, Tom Outnn. who is still a top POllllcal/medla stratept for Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Now it may seem like the thing to do to continuously rip into m ajor corporations. Arter all, those outfits have been blamed for nearly all ol our country's Uls in the past few ..years. In some cases, they have deserved to be criticized, in others they have not. • Btrr ONE 110NG which needs to be kept in mind is that the large corporations, particularly oil companies, are not the Im· personal mooolit.bs they often are accused of being by those wbo attack them, In fact, ma· jor corporations provide income for hundreds of thousands of retired Americans, many of them Just averace·lncome citisena In their •orklnf daya who now depend upon dlvldenda ~part ol their retlrement income. Nevertbe.less, lt ls the popular thln1 to do lo attack the oU com.panles. One recent ex· ample ol that came, not aurprlslnaJ.y, from &he ARB. beaded by Quinn. Tb1s time, Mobil Oil Corp. was accused of aetltna aasobne tftat exceed atate vapor pressure re-••a1at1ons dl.lli.ol the..fallaf lllll in. the South_ Coast Air Bain. Mobil bas chosen to stand up and fight this accusation. which the company branded as "ludicrous," rather than setUe out or court for $363,000, or an offer made by the ARB. OPINION R . J. Hotaling, manager of Mobll's Western Marketing Rectoo, aaid th~ ARB of· flcials "appear to be more interested in srat>- blng headlines than ln facing the facts." This would henothing more than standard operat· lng procedure for Quinn. MOBIL CIADIS TBAT the ARB testing proc~ures were faulty, and that testa by two or lta own labe and an independent lab "proved the 1uollne was ln compliance with the vaporpreuure re,Watlon." ' We don't know who will "1n the Jawsult. It may be that Mobil waa at fault <altboulb one mtatrt tend lo doubt It ln this cue). Tl)• point ts that Mobil and ot.hen are tODltaatly belnc forced to enter mto expensive laftUitl ln addltioo to tbe lnstallat.ltn of eQeftllve equipment d lped to help fllht tile •tr ~lluUOG problem•. That'• • price tbey pay for doiftl ball· nas In cautOmla. lust rememtier, tllat Wben any company )IYI a• Jl1ct, It 11 ]>IAecl OD to tbl 'eGIS• IUO\eJ"I, , .we trM porch ... the ;rodudl they mlimlfacture. You mtpt wtiilt to Ullilt a~ut Lbal lhti nnt Um• you ~Pliln aboio\ tbe prlci ot 1uallile. · MUNN SAYS current activity is on projects long in the works, but that several factors are delaying proj~ts for the future, foretelling a decline in future build· . ing ana employment. . Munn says lack of a state energy program has made m any com- panies wary of building ln California. Cancella· lion of virtually all power generation plants proposed in recent years 1s a key. New plants may face electrical black outs or "brown outs" if new capacity isn't added . BUREAUCKATIC de· lays on permits have also hindered new pro- jects, be adds. Finally, says Munn, stiff air quality stan· dards In the wtnis wlll imPole excessive poUu· tlon contn>l costs on new planta. I " by NHL If money is coming between you and your dreams, and thinking about it is keeping you up at night, then maybe it's time you considl'red the equity you have in your home or other real estate from a, well, romantic angle. Maybe a hunk of money could stimulate your business. Or, even make some of your wilder fantasies come true. How about that sleek sailboa t you've had your eye on for months? Or your secret passion to convert your "utility" room into a disco? Or, maybe a moonlight cruise to the tropics to rekindle a flame or two? No matter what your burning desires may be, Newport Home Loan thinks you should fulfill them whiJe you can still enjoy them! And, if you own real estate, an equity loan might be just the "turn o n" you need. SCY, if il's thoughts about money that are keepin~ you awake at night, please call us for more information. We think you've got much better things to do when the lights go out. WE MAY MAKE YOUR FANTASIES COM~ TRUE 17 Corporalt PIJUA Ntuporl hh, Oilifornia 92660 n4/640-9350 . .. . ' . • I • ,. ' • " • I I '' r, I . -• .. . . AMERI AN TOCK EXCHANGE ", ...... •"'-~-........ .. . . ... . . . . , . . ....... . .. • • f. I • DAILY PILOT Su~. Auoutt 13. 1111 enants 'Entftled' State Realtors Push Rent Cut Tbt> CalfforntM Assoc1at1on of e.ttors h s JOtnt>d • coah uon of usln1 mdustr) lu dera tn a ro1rum for votunwry lanc1Jord tl•nt r,~uclton" ttsulttn1 from tbc pusi itlt' of Pro~1t1on 13 Jotnml' In a nl'~s conh~ren«' l'Urlle r Uus w~ t'k w1lh Governor Edmund G ffrown Jr 11nd rep~ enlullvt>~ trom lbe Hou.s Bonus Plan Offered in Lake Forest Famthc:-. w<1 nling to move im· mediatl•I:. can buy an lnrtuenttaJ Home in Lake Forest with a spt!cwl bonus package and can instantly cnJOY the community's t•xtens1 ve recreational factbties, ~tales Wes Weissinger, Walker & Lt-t• ·s regional sales director for Butler Housing Corp. "While they're really large . l nfl u ... ntia l Homes of La ke Fort-:.l are priced at only $97,500 to 511 7,000." Weissinge r said. "The buyer only needs ten per c·cnt down. and we providt> a 91, µer c•t•nl financing -as well as g uar ;rnteeing the sale of the buyer 's old home. And, we have a special bonus packa ge that ~avt'S homebuyers thousands of dollars and m :rkes the homes ready to enjoy immediately "FOR ONLY Sl2 90 a month, JJI buye~ automatically become m em b<'rs or the Homeowners Assoc ia tion, which includes membership in the Sun and Sail 11 Club Residents can rent pud· die boaL'! and sail boats up to 14 frC'l long on 36-acre Lake Forest. \\ h1ch is j ust across the street from I nnuential Homes." lnrlut•nt1 al Hom 1,s ' spacious three ;ind four bedroom plans h;.i\'e numerous quality custom features in cluding · central air cund1t1onmg. double front doo rs le l:l d1ng to e legant Ita li an c e ramic-tiled floor e ntries. ood-burning fire places with j?as lighters in both )1V1 ng and ~amity rooms. form al dining 1 oom s. wet bars, a nd slope- "·eilinged m aster suites. INDIVJDU.\L plan highlights ft'ature · kitchens with bay Wtn· clows or ad,Joining eating nooks ; master :.u1tes with fireplaces or ha l co n1 c s; a d o wn s t a i r s twdr oom suite a djoining a private bath; a good-sized bonus room which c<J n be converted lo t wo bedrooms; a nd a s lope- "t•1hngl~ li ving room with a con- q•rs:.it1on pit facin~ a 17-foot high. 1 I n•t•·standing fireplace. T he development has easy ac· t't•ss to the Santa Ana and San 01 e~o Freeways. T<.t ke the Lake Forest Drive offramp and go northeast on L<.1ke Forest to J e ronimo Road. then left on • J e r o n i m . o ne block to the models. The sales office is open d uily from 10 o.m t o 6 p.m. ex- cept Fridays me Industry Tusk Fore~ (or Renlf'r ltclif'f, Clurk E. WaU.ce. MorMafo Rcciltor und praldent of the 12S.OOO-mt-mber atatewldo real es t»h.• oraunlsallon. en· dorn d the Governor's pro1ram for volwitary s horln1 of tax aav- 1n1 1t .u u "des irable alternat1v~·· lo pendln& le1l1la· tl on which would mandate. ben('fll bharlng with renters. "OVER THE years, our as- soc! a lion has opposed any legislated or mandated form of r ent controls." Wallace said. ''As an alt.ermath of the passage or P roposition 13. tenants feel that they are ent1Ued to a piece of this tux benefit action and we Mrongly urge a voluntary pass through of a ny 'net' savings to renters " Calhng the Realtors ' role that of an "intermediary" between landlords and tenants, Wallace outlined an eight-point Volun- t a ry Affirmative Action pro- gra m to be implemented by his organization's 175 local Boards of Realtors throughout the state. ··we are asklng our Boards a nd me mbers to make Im- mediate contact with investment property owners to urge them to make a case-by-case e.amina- tion of any net savings achieved through Proposition 13 and whene ver possible, to sh are these savings with tenants in lhe form of lower rents, frozen rents or improvements in servic,es and facilities," fhe Realtor ex- plained. RECOGNIZING that some la ndlords may not be in an economic position to afford any sharing at this time due to in· creased costs or new fees im· posed by local governments to offset Profosition 13 revenue losses. Wa llace emphasized the ··c ritical need" for owners to communicate their individual situations with tenants to avoid potential misunderstandings. "We are not trying to tell landlords how to run their busi- nesses," Wallace stated. "The s pecific method of passing on tax sa vings, if any, is of course up t o the m ; however, com- munication of these actions is essential so that tenants un- derstand their individual s itua- tions." He cautioned Realtors and landlords aJike that failure to communicate with tenants in direct dollars and cents terms could add to the "emotional groundswell" of public support for renter relief through legislat- t•d actions such as those pro- posed in San Francisco. Davis and Los Angeles. Drayer Joins Board Candy Drayer , manager of Century 21 -Surf Realty in Costa Mesa. has been named a Director of the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Re altors. Miss Drayer replaces .Jim Logan who resigned last month. . ,_ .. . . ~ ,, HERITAGE PARK TOWNHOMES OFFER VARIED ROOM-USE OPTIONS AT IRVINE TRACT Irvine's Crestwood 'Big Homes' Appealing In an era when the smaller. so-called "convenience home" has captured the attention of a great percentage of buyers, in Irvine. the ·!.big home." is at.- tr acting enthusiastic accolades. The big, top of the line, 2,827· square-foot Heather, at $145.000. is selling equally as well as the lower priced Jasmine ( 2,369 square feet ) a nd Holly ( 1,800 square feet>. ONE OF THE newest and most exclusive communities in the Village of Northwood in Irvine. Crestwood Estates is a development of a limited edition of only 47 luxurious, single fami· ly homes. Architect for the de velopment is Red Moltz & Associates of Irvine. Features in most plans in- clude: microwave ovens, self· cleaning ovens, fireplaces, fami· ly rooms, vaulted ceilings, built· in wet bars. hand finished ash cabinetry, formal entryways of ceramic tiles or wood parquet, garage door openers and yards with rear and side fencing with front gate. THE HOMES, which start at $110,000, feature unique architectural designs. The vault· ed ceilings, decorator feature walls, soffits. clerestories, bay windows, and generous use of glass are examples of the -atten- tion lo detail which has been in· vested in these homes. The Heather offe rs three bedrooms, den, two baths, downstairs powder room, family room. bonus room and three-car garage . The exterior of stucco and wood ls beautifully complement· ed by tall clerestory windows. THE DOUBLE door e ntry opens to a gleaming, ceramic tile foyer which reflects a massive Spanish arch, framing a graceful, curvilinear stairway. From this vantage poiDt. a pa noramic view or the living room and dining room is pre- sented. Strolling past the wet bar and into the large family room. attention is focused on the fireplace and the sliding glass doors that lead to the back yard and patio area. The open kitchen includes a full line of built-in appliances. luminous celling lighting, and abundant cupboard space. The built-in breakfast bar doubles as a convenient service counter to the adjacent family room . THE DRAMATIC stairway leads to the three bedrooms and lwo baths. as well as ample walk-in linen and storage areas. Crestwood Estates model homes are easily reached by taking the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive exit. Drive north approximately one mile. just past Irvine Blvd. REAL EStATE Harbour Project Attracts Nearly 1.000 people have signed an tnterest list for the op- portunity of pun:haslng a home at Broadmoor Homes Hunt· inaton Harbour development currently under construction m the city of Huntington Beach. "Interest in the 244-unit de· velopment has been growing along with the progress of con- struction." noted Ken Alton, pro- ject manager. who pointed out that "with the exception of a couple plans. the townhomes are expected to appeal predominant- ly to couples of all age groups.·· Sll'UATED ON the water and designed in a French sea village theme. the community will offer a bridged lagoon. a beach on the natural waterway. decorative walks, street signs and lamp posts amidst the tile· roofed homes. A recreation center will offer a recreation building. three ten- nis courts. pool and jacuzzi. Eight townhome plans in a variety of levels range in size from 1,208 to 2,460 square feet. Entry courtyards. patios. decks and balconies enhance both the homes and the community. said Alton. OVERALL a r c h it e c tural reatures among th~ two and three bedroom homes designed by Morris, Lohrbach & As· sociates are dining rooms. ram1· ly rooms. noolc.cr. optional dens and utility rooms. Some homes will oner two ·fireptac~ two balconies. two entries. and wet bars. Sales are expected to begin in August. and according to Alton. fully decorated models will bt> completed for the formal grand opening which is scheduled for mid November. To reach Broadmoor Homes in Huntington Harbour. la kl· Pacific Coast Highway to Ad· m1ralty Way east. Strand Homes Started Ground breaking cer emonies wen' held recently and construe· t ion ha:; begun ut Huntington Strand. a n exclusive develop- ment of ocean view homes m Huntington Beach. The traditionally styled homes will command views of the sea. 1 he one and two story homes a re designed for formal and casua l living and each floor plan rncludes a formal li ving and din- rng room. family room an~ breakfast nook. HUNTINGTON Strand homes ~ i I I r a n ge from a three- ' ht>droom, two-bath plan to a large five -bedroom. three-bath hom e. There are tour floorplans to choose from, e ach with a convenient indoor service area and several with a bobby or wo rks hop area in the garage. Interiors feature beamed ceil- ings, oak cabinetry, spindle rail· mgs and wood banlstets. Lux· urious beach lifestyle calls for elegant homes and these will feature wall to wall carpeting, woodburning fireplaces, Fran- ciscan ceramic Ute counter, Roman bathing pools wltb therapeutic spa and master retreats. EXTERIORS ARE as tux- Retum to old world distinction. Come to Stonewood Estates, a clas k , Intimate communlly of spacious new bom~ nestled In the most established, ucluslve area of lluntlngton Beach. And lis1cn Lo the call of the sea. Cor Stonewood Estates is n shon walkin~ distance from lht' Pucir1c. Add 10 this splendid loco11on 1he.~ eitceptional feature!>, ond you"ll wan1 10 make S1oncwood Esrn1c~ your own r111nily·~ hnmt hy the sea 1oday. Three to five bcdr<>t)O\~ • 2', to 3 bn1hl> •Two 11ories • ~YCO Ooor plan$• Olstlnclfvc C.:U\hlm CltlCrfon with Mll\~t' roofs • Family rooms• L>cns •Wet ht.Ir~· Sump1uou1 mu1er suilcs • Up 10 tbrec fireplaces • Ftl(mnl cnrric' nd dlnln» •~ • Jndoot laundry rooms • Spiral stnlrca.,ci ·Carden baths • Ultra 1ubll • lbyw1ndows • Walk·in wardrobes• Three-car aaroi:C\ • Conveniently d 1l,t' hl \i;hools. shtlppina and ~liOft • ~eture vary with p~ns. uriously detailed as the interiors and feature English, French, Colonial and Early Califomia architectural styline. Highlights include bay windows, extensive use of wood and masonry, wood framed mulll paned windows, covered eotrtes and shake or tile roofs. The builder ex~cts that the homes will be priced in the $200,000 range. The sales office and model homes at Huntington Strand are now open and in- terested buyers may obU.in In- formation concerning the homes by calling 549-8867. Come live In Anaheim Hiils where play's the thing I Where a handsome new home Is the stellar attraction, but outdoor fun and recreation will have leading rotes In your new life. Miies of rtdlng and hiking trails, a nature center for leamlng, paths for strolling, nelghborhoC>d sports centers for convivial competition. There's a challenging public course for golfers, the saddle club for equeatrtans and even an eleven court racquet club for tennis enthusiasts. Anaheim Hiiis Is a beautiful rasl· denttal community seemingly distant from Home1 Cu,....,tty Ofter9d In Anaheim ... Nelghbortloodl 0pentng fn 1078 freeways and the busy, noisy wortd, yet minutes close to schools, shopping and won<. Preview the coming attractions. One of the West's best homebuilders may be preparing your new residence right now! £anaheim hills Exit Alvt(Slde Fwy. at Imperial Hwy Drive south to Santa An1t<;anyon Road, east to Anaheim Hills Road (714) 99MOOO. «;; $78,~Hllla. Inc. • WINDOW Hill br ~fie Coast Builders, Inc • ANAHBM HIUS ESTATES by S&S Conetruo1k>n Co. •SUNSET RIDGE by Oaktree Development Co. •RIDGE VIEW by l'h9 Baldwin Co. •HUNTER'S POINTE C>y The R.P. Warmington Co. •RIDGECREST by Pacer o.v.lopment Corp. •THE COi/EV by The R. P. warmrnaton Co. • FEATHER HILL t>y_ Paolflc Cout Builders. Inc. • NORlli VIEW by~ Tbman Company • POINTE OOISSETI' '[w. R. ar.c. Propet1I-. !no. • SINGINO WOOD H1 by Wlllt & Ak!N • STONEGATe by SoOlland Corp. •ANAHEIM RIDGE ESTATES by G. L Llwll Oo. •BIRCH RIDOE ESTATES by W. N Shattuck. Inc. •LAS COUNAS by !myth Bfol.. Inc. • PEOREOAL bf 5myth Broe .• Inc. • RA1N80W RIOOE bJI ~ 0.Velopment ~· • CARRIAOE HIU..S CJC.Qrant Wlnnlnoton eu1ldeA ' { ' ' l r .. . I ' t ~ AEAL ESTATE Sundey,AUQu.t13, 1978 DAILY PILOT Cf Meet Set By Builders In Mesa The topic of Wednelday's meetln1 or the Salea and Markettni CouncU of the Bulld· lnl lnd&alry AaaoclaUon wW be • " ulldera tradltlonally and almoat exclusively UH the/rlnt media -ia Lb.la a aoun de· clllonf" ~ddreuina this question and prqvldinl lntormation and in· 1l1bt into elfectlve advertising wlll be retail aales repreaen· tatlvea from CBS Television, K WIZ radio and the Los An1eles Times. Bill Fawcett of Bozelle and Jacobs Advertlalng wlll serve as moderai.or on the panel. The moatblY tQeetin1 wW be held at the South Coast Plaza Hotel ID Costa Mesa. Cocttlils and conversation will begin at 6 ............. ~.....,. ... o'~lff.k wkft dinner anct the meeting at 7 o'clock. Reservations are suggested and can be made throuib the Sales and Marlcetinc office at 1571 Bevef'Jy Blvd. or by ~alling HUNTINGTON VILLAGE HOMES ADO ORIGINALITY ~e°~~~~~!r ~J~ for members and $15 for non· Huntington Village m•mben Seminar Set Selling Last Homes /On Resales Sales or the final phase of 20 homes is now under way at Foxx Development Corp. 's Huntington Village Homes. Some of these two-level, three-bedroom homes are ready for Immediate OC· cupancy. Priced from $119,950 to $143,500, four homes hav~ already been sold_ Eacb home is built on its own lot in the townlot section of Huntington Beach and is within two to six blocks of the ocean. The homes feature a garden-view family room with wood· burninl f'ireplac~ pc.iv~ enclo&ed garden patio, dramatic "aun. ed ceilings, hand-laid, ceramic tile entry, master bath with Roman tub and frosted skylight, and a built-in wine closet under the statrway. A seminar to explaln the nev.: ~it receipt now being used in resldenllal resales is planned for Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Huntington Beach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Co-sponsors (or the event are tbe Huntlnglon Deach- Fountain Valley Board of Realtors and the Callfomla As· soelation of Realtors. Continuing education credits. will be liven for thls meeting. It is open to all Southern California Board mem· bers. Condominiums and Townhomes finally, affordable housing is coming to Orange County! On Sunflower, between Bristol and Faifview .•. within walking distance of Costa Mesa'S" fantastic South Coast Plaza.. i S<JNFLOWER AVE. . ... The sales office and decorated model bome are located at 505 17th Street and are open dally, except Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to dusk. The homes ma} be reached by taking Golden West south from the San Diego Free\\ay to Orange Avenue. Go left on Orange to 17th Street, left to model. Phone 960-5244. The homes also have plush 100 percent nylon carpetine, de- corator selected light fixtures, spacious closets and upstairs linen closets. Baths have cushioned vinyl floors and cultured marble Tickets may be purchased from the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Board Office, 847-6093. Orange CountyS Finest Housing Value! · pullman tops. . The exteriors or the homes are or easy-up~eep, color- coordinated wood and textured stucco siding. Floor plans have 1,780 square feet of living space and offer sucb quality construction items as copper water piping, fully lnlulated walls and ceWngs, two-car detached garages, light-weight concrete in second story construction to deaden sound transmission, and bronze-finished window frames. F d ~~-- (-.vA~,\~D-V"~ COVER POLITICS ' In the DAILY PILOT ~ ~' . d .1.ou promise yourself you'd live at the beach 2511 West Sunflower Ave. Santa Ana, C.alifomia 92704 (714) 557-4800 by Amertama f>mperties \V(thln walkin1 di1tance of the 11nd. Weekenda of volleyball and awimmin, or Juet relaxinc on the beach. 'I'he clear aea alr addinf 1p&rltle to your aolt and tenni1. And to increaae your enjoyment of the aireateet weekende and evenina• ever, you•ve dreamed of a uuly ideal beach home- deaianed for clepnt llvine and eaay mainten1nce. Not part of a 1arse. planned community, but an lndl.tduallttlc home on 1econdary bedrooau,anda master bath with Roman tub and frosted skyliaht. You can leave it a dream or come to Huntifllton Villa1e Homea now. But there are only 16 of dieae sreat beach home1 left .•. 10 don't alecp on it too tori,. 'The promiae ls now. S Bedroomt From $119,950 to $141.SOO , its own lot. Glamorout tCMaehet .ouJd I.ow to include 1 vaUltcCI Cetllns, wood-bum.ins firtplacc,prdtn-view family room. cerasruc tile entry, IQfCI ln the SOS 17th Sc., ltundnaton Beach (71'4) 96().S?+t ,. . '• ' } .. ' I \ .. . . .. . . \ REAL ESTATE ,,..------~------------.... . ~ · Moving Up ' Where Will Om-Kids Buy Homes? ~1 ~ In Real Estate .. '• 4. . .. .... · • IAMD &. Q/UHt&T bu .Joined Ctntwy Jl lltal l:ltat• Corp. lntenatklul Hudquartwt In !··1rvlne u vlte presldem ol U. Reaionat O,velop· "•ent Divl&loe. J"\i ! CalblltJoiMd Century ll In m• u vtce ptal· ~ ""9t ol ldOcatkila and tralnu.t. He wu subsequent· lJ appo6ated re,1oaaJ dlreetor of Uae Georal• and Nortb Florida area, and Hrved lo lbat ta'PHity the laat two yean. In his new potltion he wUJ serve u bultnesa conaultant to C•= 11 Re1ions. He 11 res ble for l\lidl•I the Im· plemm•km and maintenance of all Ced.QI')' 21 programs and cuuHT ayatema u they relate to tbe more than e.ooo offices afflliat· ed With Century 21 ID North America Bartlett 1a1d ' • A graduate 'OI San Dle10 State Colle1e Culbert b~lds a B.A. ltegree in hist.or')'. He lives 'with bis wtfe and two daupters in J(1asloa Viejo. • LINDA HURD HAS been promoted to otrice manager to handle sales and marketing, as well as escrow coordination for Venture Properties of Newport Beach. · She worked with Fritz Hoelscher. president of Venture Properties for two years prior to the formation of the · oew firm. Prior to her associa- tion with Venture, she was with the William Lyon Company. She attended Orange Coast College where she received an associate of arts degree and wa s a member of both scholarship and science honorary societies. She and her husband, Mark, live in Hunt- angtoo Beach with their two children. 8-••• to ..... Da1IJ ...... NAPA -\Jnleta our children aN rlcb when lh•Y atart out on their own, t.bey ~ faced with the thrHt ol havlna oo place to live, Savings and Loan Exe~utJvt1 w re told here. Speaktna berore the 13th annual meetlnl of tht Conftrenct bl Federal Savtnas ud Loan Alloela· Uona, Jim Beam, executive dir.ctor ol the Otuie Couaty Chapter, BuUdtn1 JndUltr)' AnoclatJ.oD of CaUfom.la 1aJd: • • Al\10M with an Income ol less than *20,000 a y11r wouJd be unable to buy the averqe bome to- day That'• the position that four out of five Ca1ltom1ans are In right now. As homebUyera they 're just out of luck. ' ·-nu; lhlTf:RIES VOV have all beard about -1,000 people showing up for a drawing of 250 bome1, and '90,000 homes. at that -are just tlie tip or. the Iceberg. Ao ugly and dangetoUS ieeberg. How many of you have seen cardboard ·shacks crowding the hillsides of a foreign city?" Beam aaked. "Jn many countries it's a fairly tolll· mon sight," he said. "But not in this country. That kin~ of bum an tragedy just can't happen here. We ve always managed somehow to house our peo. pie. Whenever homes have been needed, we've built them -char21ng prices and settina rents that most people coufd artord. "In America, 1Jhelter has always been availa· ble. No ooe Jives fn a cardboard shack here. And ~o one eve~ will -unless government and private mdustry fwl to get their act together." . BEAM POINTED OUT that as a represen· tatave of local government. he is mayor pro-tem of tbe City of Orange, and a member of the homebuilding indlistry, he is acutely aware of the need for government and the industry to get their act together . "It is time for us to stop courting disaster," Beam said, "and that is precisely the potential ot the current housing situation." Uvlna temp0rarlly ln pla~s they can't atrord. At least tbey hope It'• temporary. "It may be a faint hope. Because tile Un· mediate future doesn't hold much prolf1ise. Tb at 's the concluSl<>n of some more state bousina studies," Beam said. "In the next ftve years, ac· cordlna to the state projections, there will be a bousina need of iec>.@ new units a year. Tbat•a a · year. ''There ls 'no way the housing industry can m~t that demand -not at the rate that govern· iftent, at all levels, now frustrates residential de-veloplftent plans," Beam continued. .. IN FACI', ft IS estimated that over the next rour years we wtll be 70,000 units a year short of meeting I.be projected annual need. That would be on top of the 200,000 homes we're already short. Another 70,000 units. That's half of Long Beacl'I. Or all of Anaheim or six Napas. And that's Just in one ·year. · "Unlesa remedial steps are taken we will be 500,000 housing units short by 1981. That's one half million. . "But that'• a statewide projection. Dispersed. 1l cnay be too thin for you to notice " be said, "unless you're looking for a home 'or an ~partment. Or your children are. And that's what ll comes down to -to this simple question: "Where wi.11 our children live? .. "FORGET THE NEWCOMERS," Beam said. Forget the muJUtudes that continually cross our borders. Let's just think of our children. Where will they live ? "Can you answer that? I can't. Today. no one can." "INStEAD OF TaYING TO allow for growµi." Be~m charges. "they're trytnc to pre- vent at. ThU mcludes moratoriums on ho~lna con· struclion and on water and sewerlin( hookups ... low·derullcy ion!n,s ordinance ... limitations on road Improvements . . . bans on apartment developments . . . artificial population celllnas ... all of which are drivtng up the prices. and the taxes. of existing homes.•· Beam clted classic examples ot growth control and lta effect alJ the way from tlie city of Davis where it's a felony to seU a borne for one year after buying . . . to Sacramento. where COl\Struction of freeway systems connectinti suburban com· munities to downtown is be~ mterupted in an ef-fort to limit growth ... to &mta Barbara County. which wants pOpulation growth limited to less than ~% per Y!tar ... lo Ventura County. which is eye. a~g a vanety of plans designed for a target popula· taoo by the year 2000 -growth control is establishing a pattern thrQugbout the state. .. "Bul California wiU grow," Beam predicted. and, it will need bousloa and highways. energy plants and schools. fresh water and wastewater ~realment plants. agricultu~e and office buildings. industrial plants and shopping centers. pubhc transportation and irrigaUon systems. movie theaters and tennis courts and bowling alleys and zoos. .. "CERTAIN AGENCIES," B&AM charged. both government and private, are trying to stop that gr<?wlh. They will not succedd. They will only manage to make il more difficult. more earatic, ~ore irrational. They may be able to shift its loca- tion or punish those who pursue it, but they can not stop it. They can only make it more costly for the consumer. For you. for me. for our children." Beam pointed out that in the face of this un-According to Beam, those who tend to believe answered question, ntany local government agen· in a freely.runctioniog marketplace think govern· cie~ throughout California are deliberately taking meot's role todar is far too bl& and more than acttoos that ar.e worsening the situation. They are anr.tbing else. it as responsible for the scarcity of doing it in the name of growth-control. bu1ldable land. "Despite what you may have beard "You can't control growth," Beam said. ''l'.ou about California running out of room for all of our can only accommodate it. Because it is going to people -it iso 't true." Beam said. A look at a few facts discloses that California today, accordJng to figures provided by state gov~ ernment agencies, is 200,000 homes and apart· menu short of its current need for new housing. "That's 200,000," Beam said. "Think of that in human terms ... 200,000 families need homes, LONDON L (;BOATE has joined the -com· and they're not there, .. he continued. happen whatever you do. If you stop growth -one "There is still pJeoty of f and in California - or two things will happen. Or maybe both. One the 100 million acres of it. And of this 100 million existing dwell1ngs in the community will so00 be acres. only three percent. or three million acres jammed to the rafters. And two. the growth you will be required for urban uses by the year 2000: stop there will Just pop up in another community · Tbat'sonthebasisofour,presenttaleoffrowtb. .. in s-ome fasblOb ... 8~aJn ntened 1t to ti)r1ng lO -0~ - down a puddle of quicksilver or grab a handfuJI of BRAM POINTED OUT that our cities and mercial brokerage firm of Anderson & Anderson "PRESVMABLV, THESE families are Joe. in Newport Beach as vice president. jammed in with friends and relatives, or livino jello .. It's impossible to do," be said. "But local towns, where tb~ ~pie live and work. occupy to-agenc1es keep trying. And we're all winding up day only two mallion acres -two percent or the Choate operated bis own life and casualty • ._ agency in Phoenix, Arizona for five years be£ore _t~_m_p_or_a_r_H_y_in substandard dwellings, ot wlth a mess. land. joining Anderson & Anderson. A graduate of the -------------------:--------------------------------- University of Texas in finance and accounting, .. Choate also attended Hastings Law School. Originally from Texas, Choate now resides in Corona del Mar PATRICIA BEHRENS bas joined Parker French Properties, Irvine, as administrative manager. Behrens spent 14 years with Coldwell Banker prior to joining the recently formed Parker French ~ organization. With Coldwell .. I' ' (' Banker she bad served as a loan secretary before becoming administrative assistant to the vice president·manager of the Newport Beach office. Behrens served as liaison with 12 · secretaries and 4S salesmen. Her new duties will include both office and management and property management. HMHMDS Parker French Properties is engaged in the development of business and in· · <lustrial parts, office complexes and industrial buildings with headquarters at 18821 Bardeen Ave., Irvine JOHN K. YONKERS of Newport Beach has been appointed assistant to the president of Donald M. Bird Associates. Yonkers' duties will include 8.Sljlstiq in train· ing sales pel'SOllnel in both the resale and new home divisions, both Individual- ly and through training classes: and establlsblnc field training in all of the firm's resales of. fices as the need arises. In addi- , lion he will represent the ftrm • in a marketing capacity by con- , tacting builders relative to the • expansion of services being of. fered by the C'm:n's new homes • division. Yonkers has owned and YONHltS operated his own real estate office in both Newport 48each and Dana Point. He is a lifetime member of , the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Board of Realtors' Million Dollar Club JERRY COLE, industrial real estate sales and leasing specialist in the Newport Beach office of Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerage Com· pany. has been named an associat.e vice president of the national real estate firm. The Newport Beach resident was accorded the title in recpsnitioo of his high sales and leasing performance and length of service with the company. The associate vice president title is the highest award given Coldwell Banker commission sales personnel. Only recently, Cole was re. cognized as the top producing sales associate rrom all Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerage Company offices na· ~ tloowide. Also, he has been named to I.be company's "Top 20" list six out of eight years be bu been eligible. Last year he was honored by Irvine Industrial Complex' as its Broker of the Year. HOU.Y GOWES BOOTS, of Costa Mesa a specialist in urban development ud planntna bu joined tbe Center for Plun.Lna and Raearch. Mn. Boots currently ls engqed in an ex tensive environmental analysis of Topaq.t Can· yon. a project of several tbouaand acre1 in t.be Malibu area be1na conducted. for tbe State ol CalllornlL A Ad Beta ltappa ~ of ColbJ Coll..-, .... ..,. •• muten ...,.. In dtJ • N-.iccat plMnh .. fnilil u ....... UnlYenitY and A ...... of .W ln polltlcal adace from tie J1al•-*1 ot a.tcaco. Beftn ,... tbe c..... ... t ,_. ... em~ b)' tM U.&. Dlpertmmt ot c ~ aad tfrbU Drrelopmn u a~ , -..,.._.. :••tdn, ftl"lt tn the New Yciilt ~ f'ellmaal ce and tater tn the san Franclaco ~ ueadce. . t ~y ...........-: ;V ~Ur ne~ hofue ·as you like · budt to your order! it ••• It's your nE:w home -the most personal environment your family can e>Cperience. Your ownership during the years to come will be all the more satisfying if your home is an e>Cpression of your bwn tastes and needs. That's why Showcase -Irvine, In the new VIilage of Northwood, offers CUSTOM COMPLETION. Select and buy your new home early in the construction phase, then we'll endeavor to make just about any change you wish; move doors, windows, install specially preferred materials, move walls (except bearing walls), and much mOl'el Come to Showcase - Irvine today, and help us design your new home! SPECIAL! A SWIMMING POOL MAY BE INCLUDED! (ANO FINANCED RIGHT ALONG WITH YOUR NEW HOME!) FEATURES! MORE THAN ANY OTHER NORTHWOOD DEVELOPMENT! Air Conditioning • Designer Kitchens with Luminous Ceilings. Tr.ash Compactors, Double Ovens, Ceramic Tile Countertops. Plumbed for lce-~ker •Cathedral Ceilings • Fireplaces • Wet Bars • Carpeting • Draperies • Front Yard l andscaping and Sprinklers• Block Walls, and MOREi 3 & 4 Bedrooms • 2, 2~ 3 & JYJ B~ths ''°'"$94,950 KURTH. ANABU ASSOCIATES. INC RfA&.ESTm ··~ "•\gMI!> • REAL ESTATE ~.August 13. 1978 DAILY PILOT ft Homes Near En Wlt.h the release of a final phase ol 29 Seabluf( Canyon Town.bomes in Costa Mesa, the eoero.efftdmt re-sldentJal community developed by the Gregory Company ls rapidly ap-• proacblna the sellout point. Ll•E ALL Sea bluff Canion Townhome kitchens. the PIH $ "Whether concem about enercy kitchen offers a pilotJess 1as r.p.e. conaervatJon or simply the distln<:· double oven. dishwasher. dlspPSal lion and fine location of the homes Is and bif storqe pantry ln sWTOUDd· responsible. 48 of the total ol 82 have lnp o ash cabinetry, ceramic 1ile already been purchased since our count.enops. sheet vi.QI ~and openlne for preview sales tb1s past luminous ceiling panels. Plumb ls April." commented James H. pre pared for Ian Ice ma er Gregory. president of the Costa Mesa refrigenrtm. • homebuilding firm. All the bomH are carpeted throughout. including halls and SECOND PHASE Of' WOOOllllUDOI AR80RLAKI fN llMN!'I VIL.l.AO! 0, WOOOBAIDOE SELLING RAPIDLY PSOFESSIONAL couples or in-cl01ets. and feature attached two-car dlvlduals predominate amonc new garagea with automatic 1arage door owners of the two· or tbree·bedroom. openers. multi-level residences ranged on a hlllslde less than a mile rrom the To see the residences In the final coastline. Six striking noorplans in-Ph a s e of S e a b l u ff Ca n yon The formation of Armbruster, Clurman. corporate from l ,234 to 1.762 square Townhomes. take the San Dlego Brown and Company has been announced by the feet of interior livtng space planned Freeway to the Broothurst Street ex- partners of the firm. Alan E. Armbruster, Donald to take advantage of passive solar it. Drive south on Brookhurst ~- S. Clurman and Steven M. Brown. energy through attractive skylights. lmately three miles to Victoria Street The Orm represents a total of lS years ol real solarium.style windows and atriums. in Costa Mesa. Tum left on Victori~ to estate experience ranging from sales and ex· Canyon Drive and tum right on Ca· lrriars Weodlwldge Arhorlake Selling New Company Formed Since holding the grand o~nlng on· ly .four weeks ago, 18 luxury homes, valued at more than $2.000.000 have 1»een sold al Woodbridge Arborlake 11, ln I rvine, according to a spokesman for McLain Development Company changes to land acquisition and development in Priced from $79,:iOO, the homes ac-nyon to Sea Bluff Drive and the sales tremendous value," he added. Southern California. They are located at 1008 S. lively promote energy-saving with a information center, open dally from 10 One ol the most popular models to Coast Hwy .• Laguna Beach. Phone 494-8S95. Grumman Sunstream solar-asst.st bot a .m . to6p.m. date at the water-oriented develop. ------------------------------------------------ A total of 44 homes, including some waterfront models on the 30-acre theme lake, are offered from $1C9,9:i0 to $194,9:;0 in the Irvine Company 's "Village of Woodbridge." Other homes near the lake are offered from $99,950 to $149,9:;0 "Woodbridge Arborlake II is de· signed for a very specific audience." said Pete Fisher, director of sales for McLain Development Company. .. BUYERS WHO LOOK at Wood- bridge Arborlake 11 will be looking for a c-0mfort able, e legant, sophisti<'aled life.style. This is an adult oriented community which lends -tl8df to maintenanl:e·free llv in& and frequent entertaining. "At these prices. the Woodbridge Arborlake II homes represent a ment ls the on~story. two-bedroom Covlneton model, which boasta laviab use ot glass and sliding patio doors, promoting an "indoor-outdoor" theme. This unique plan offers a private deck in the second level version. TWO OTHER FLOOR plans Brentwood and Woodside. are al.so of· fered at Woodbridge Arborlake II. The Master Bedroom Suite in the Brenlwood is highlighted by a cozy sitting room and a private balcony. The Waterfront homes offer private decks that reach out over the lake . Some homes open to private, white sand beaches along the shoreline, or race on greenbelts. Visitors should take the San Diefo Freeway to the CUiver Drive exit, ·then travel north to Warner, then left, and follow the directional signs to the sales office at 65 Lakeview. Peppermill Run Opens Sales of Second Unit Sales have berwt on the second un- it of homes at Peppermill Run in Irvine's Village of Northwood. Tbe first unit of the traditionally styled homes. built by the Robert P. Warm· ington Company, sold out quickly and the development hosts many interest- ed home shoppers each week. The homes are pnced from Sl21,000 and have up to 2600 square feet of luxurious interior living space. The three and four bedroom homes in· elude up to three full baths and are offered in a choice of 18 exterior elevation!> VISITORS TO the model homes have expressed a preference for Pep- permill Run because of the homes' lavish master suites. They have been designed to provide a luxurious get- away for homeowners . There are beamed ceilings; each has both a retreat area and a woodburning fireplace. Private baths and dressing areu are highlighted by double basins, spacious wardrobes and both a Roman bathing pool and separate ceramic-tile shower. In addition to the master suites, the bom e's carefully detailed, near custom interiors feature ceramic tile or wood entry flooring, wall-to-wall carpeting. oak cabinetry. traditional Mesa's Woodside wood banisters with curved railings on stairwells, wet bars, woodburnms fireplaces, raised panel doon and central alr condiUoning. Kitchens reature microwave and self-cletnlni oven, dishwasher and dlspo1al. Oak-trlmmed lumlnou1 cellln1s light the ceramic tile coun- tertops and custom finished oak cabinets. Bay windows and breakfast bars or nooks are featured in several plans. THE PEPPERMILL Run homes. designed by Architecture West and Ray Levan as. f ea tu re a lavlsh use of wood siding and beams, masonry trim and concrete tile or shake roofs. There are dramatic roof lines, tradi· tional multi·paned wood.fr1med win· dows, shutters, covt'ro:d t:ntrles and arched windows. The homes also of· fer concrete drives and walkways and underifOund utlllties. The Peppermlll Run sales office and model homes decorated by Mel Grau Designs, are open dally from 11 a.m. to dusk. The homes may be reached by exiting the Santa Ana Freeway OT San Diego Freeway at Culver Drive, go northeast on Culver to Bryan, right on Bryan to Yale and left to the sales center at #3 Al· legheny, Irvine. For information, phone 731-1823. 'Low' Condos Offered Condominium homes priced at $41,950 are now being previewed at Woodside Vill age, Americana Properties new condominium con- version within walking distance of the expansive South Coast Plaza ln Costa Mesa. So named because or its wooded, landscaped setting, Woodside Village offers one bedroom and den, two and three bedroom condominiums In single level and townhouse designs. Surrounding the homes are large open spaces with lawns, decorative wooden planka and mature trees. Pathways wander throughout the grounds which house three sparkling swimming pools. a relaxing jacuzzi, ·&.decks and picnic areas. Tbe re. sort-like community also bas a beautifully furnished community unter for informal gatherinp and private parties. ALL OF THE common areas, in- cluding the groun'18 and buildini ex- tenors are professionally manicured and maintain e d through the Woodside Village homeowner's as- soclatim. This assures lastinc pro- perty values, plus giving residents more time to enjoy their new home. The homes themselves have a number or price-included features such as wall·to-wall plush carpeting. decorator sel~ draperies, air con- ditioning, generous stor.,e, private patio or deck. self-cleanlnt ovens and dishwashers. The townhouse floorplans alao have corner fireplaces and beamed ceillnp. DUBING TRIS preview OPening, the sales facility ii open daify from 10 a.m ., as are the distinctive modela furnished by Robert Minnix As· !ociates. To reach the affordable communl· ty. lake the San Dieso Freeway to Bristol and go north to Sunflower. Tum left on SUnnower to Woodlide VU1a1e. ·Real Junky Home CLEVELAND CAP> -C. Harry 11clt lt tryin& to prove that the whole la 1reat41' t.ban U.. awn of Ill parts. · • Tick ii buUdlna a new bome and to .beat Jnnated COlltr\iictlon eo&ta, be'a· u1tn1 duoard.. Junk for tbe six· m, two-ltbr)' ~. the root la the top of a scrapped Greyhound bus. Tht front door is from a now-demolished tatern. With aabltt from an old church and arches found la 1erap lardl, dM bulldl,._ II tUtnc OD the look of. a cutte. NOW A TRVCK drlver. Tick workl oo the bouM in hl1 apart Urnt. Ht ettlmatea It will late four mort yean to coma:>lete It. . He ..,_ tie new lliome wtl ,e. about IJ0,000. . Lhes.like a single fa1nily home ; like a At last, affordably priced family townhomcs near almost limitless recreational opponunities. The communtty is built around your private central two·acrt" park with pool. cabana and landscaped lawn. Winding greenbelts traverse the community. There's even more park to play in with the fabulous 45·acre public Heritage Park nearly comple~cd right across the street from the Heritage Park community. It will ultimately include 12 lightcd tennis courts, a fabulous aquatic complex, a fishing lagoon, picnic and play areas. Plans also include a teen center, library, and an arts and crafts building. 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Report On Rape Dismal WASHINGTON (AP> - Prolecuton oft.en are reluctant to puraue rape cases because they lhtnk auch case• "are not acood for on•'• eareer" due to low c:onvlct.lon ratoa. a federally finunced 1tudy concludes. Many of the prosecutors said in l.nlcrvlewa that they also avoided rape cues beca use they were "fru1tnt1n1." or "loo emotional'' ln nature. ONLY ONE COMPLAINT in four results in an arrest and only one in 60 ends with a conviction. accordin& to the two-year re- search project financed by tbe JU&Uce Department. Thal rate is "dismally low," the project's final report said. noting that about four out or five rapes are never reported. 'ONLY HER HAIADR!SRR KNOWS FOR SUR!' Cuatomer9 Take Trouble• to Sh•mpoo Shrink• The research effort was con· ducted by the Battelle Law and Justice Study Center in Seattle with a $600,000 grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administra tion. It focused primarily on 1,200 rape com· plaints ln Seattle, Detroit. New Orleans, Kansas City and hampoo Shrinks' Growing Trend? Phoenix. ' PllOIECT DIRECTOR Don: nu Schram said , "About 56,000 rapes are reported to the police euch year. but victimization sur- veys suggest there are probably closer to250,000." ROCH ESTER. N .Y IJ\Pl -The reclining "patient" ramb~es ough a litany or troubles and woes while the "doctor " listens in· tly. . But the lamentin& lady is buried beneath puffs or white, creamy her, her bead resting over a sink. not on an analyst's couch. And "doctor," along with listen· , works his fingers expertly ugh the woman's hair and a lp. Y £8. IT'S hairdresser d customer, not doctor and tient. But a University or bester study has found that ng with cuUing and curling. irdressers spend about one· rd of their time concerned th their customers' most in· ate and challenging pro· •ms. sometimes giving advice. ~metimes jusc1istening. · And as with bartenders and xi drivers. most people think ampoo s hrinks are cheaper d easier to see than pro- sional analysts. ··Most people do not t ake ir problems to mental health ofessionals," says Dr. Emory Cowen, professor or ychology, psychiatry and ucatioo at the University of bester. "This has been re- !gnized for lS to 20 years. The formal process has greater in· rest for most people. "OF COURSE, some men· 1 health professionals might be t ended by this development," id Cowen, a co-author of the udy. "But these activities are ~art of the world of reality. We ' st do what we can to support d ~tren~en these informal egivers. The study, "Hairdressers as dtreglvers ; A Desc riptive ptofile of Interpersonal Help- O!ving Involvements." was con· d ted among 90 hairdressers in tlie Rochester area. It also found hllrdressers Celt that the time t.bjey spent on customers' pro- b~ms was an important part or UWir workday. • Most hairdressers said they o•red support and sympathy. t4~ to be lighthearted or just late ned . The feelings of h rdressers in discussing tbese p blems with c lients ran1ed f~m gratification a nd sympathy t<{ helplessness, boredom and a er . •. SOMETIMES cus tomer pro- b,ms were discussed again at siil>sequent hair appointments. in i r-business phone calls and v ts to the hairdresser's home. the study did not measure the e cllveness of the time and ad· vice given by the beautician. ,. One woman who falls into patient-customer cateaory - her Betty S. -was having ble with her marriage and ily finances. The problem erated a ereat amount of ss in her day-to-day living. she badn 't I.one to a pro- ional. lnstea , she said, she reaaed the number of ap- tments at bet bea~ty parlor. "Lisa, my balrdresser, is best listener in the world, .. ty 1.id. "I mentioned wbat happening with my husband me and Lisa told me about least half a dozen other en just like me. "I felt good afterwards, plus hair was super." NGKOK, Thailand <AP> -hundred vtllaaen affected r nmeat crackdown on a aoatns atopped a tretaM D at P&QI Pu},-lD DOrtbem lland. and looted 300 aacb of from it, n1Uon&J police uarten reported. • pol.lee 1aJd the r1lden • Wood carvers and 101 Mn out ol wark btcaUM cl reftDt ~ meuw. to •'°It tDesal dtnblr cuttln1. ONE HAIRDRESSER quot- ed in !hA study noted her neighboring competitor. an ex· cellent hairdresser, was golng out of business. "He can't listen to people." she said. "Me, t'm a B minus hairdresser, but business is booming because I can hear and help people." In the R ochest er stud y. clients seen by hairdressers were primarily middle class. About 2S percent were upper class and only 6 percent came from lower·income f amilies. About 95 percent were female. Most were between the ages of 30 and 60. THEIR PROBLEMS ranged from t roubles with their children to health to marital difficulties and depression, to sex. drugs amd alcohol. He said the study was an ex· tension or other proj ects that "broke through the preciousness or mental health professionals." The first study, in 1960, round that of those seeking help for emotional problems , only 18 per· cent went to psychologists and psychiatrists. The rest went \o clergymen. general physicians and others. ''We. don't have adequate mental health resources and shrinks aren't always sought out,'• said Cowen, who served on Preside nt Carter's mental health commission. "KNOWING, trusting and having access to a prospec· live helper are more important to many people tban the helper's specific training or job label in making decisions about where to take one's personal trouble," the report noted. From bis study. Cowen said, it may be possible to develop consultation and trainine pro- grams for such .. lnlormal care givers" as hairdressers. barten· ders and cab drivers whose services are free and who often are known and trusted by re- gular customers. "We do not know how effec· live given hairdresser s' strategies are with given clients under given circumstances," Cowen said In the report. "UnUl such data are available, mental health prof es,,ionals are well ad· vised to nproach care-giver training Wftb bumWty. openness and a willingness to learn as well as to teach.•• The report found that 65 pro- secutors ln seven localities had prosecuted, on the average, only 4.5 rape cases in their entire eareen and averaged only U convictions. And more than two- third1 of them responded with .. a rather resounding 'No!'" when asked ii they would ever volunteer to specialize in rape prosecutions. The arrest rates r a nged from 20 percent or all com- plaints in Detroit to 36 percent in New Orleans. The figures were 22 percent for Seattle .. 26 percent for Kansas City, and 25 percent for Phoenix. BUT WHILE AN analysis or 635 rape complaints in Seattle and Kansas City showed that trimlhal cases were prepared on a total of 167 suspects, In only 45 of those cases were rape or at· tempted rape charges brought by prosecutors. Only 32 of those actually went to court, and only 10 defendants wer e convicted. And while a m ajority or r apists never go to jail, the study noted that it is the victims who often wind up in fear of the police and courts Interviews with 117 rape vie· tims who reported the crime in· dicated the women's .. anger. re- venee, and outrage" overcame initial embarrassment or fear or ill treatment by authorities. the r e port said. But there was evidence that many, in fJ!Cl. were treated poorly. AND OF 29 RAPE victims who did not report, more than half said in interviews they failed to do so because they were scared of treatment by police a nd prosecutors. Trails Plan Available Capitol News Senlce SACRAMENTO -Hiker and nature buffs m ay be in· terested in the "Recreational Trails Plan" summa ry released by the Department of Parks and Recreation. The report summarizes re· sulls of last year's publlc hear· in1s and recommends a con· Unuous funding source for de· velopment of recreaUonal trail!. Copies may be obtained by writlna to Department of Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 2390. Sacramento 9.'5811. School Enrollment Drop Seen in State SACRAMENTO CAP> -There will be fewer studenta in moot Callfomia claurooma tbls fall, mainlY because of lower birth rates, 1tai&e ldloola chief Wilson Riles says. Rll• Mid that enrollment ln public elementary and secondary acbooll lhoulcl drop 2 percent tb1I year, while the number of com· munlty coU .. e atucleota l9 expect.ea to lnc,..ue S perceot. , FIWD ataTBI 18 TBS llAIN reuon for fewer 1uadentl ln lower eradel, 1ald 1\llee. Proj«Uonl lnd.lcat. overall enrollmemt will continue to dedlne tbl'O&Ch Im and t.ben incteaae, be ldded. The blatllt peteen&qe dnlP will be In the Dumber of kin· du.annen, Rllel Mid. n .... up9etecl to be aboe m.aoo of them um year, com.pared to •.ooo lut year. a drop °''percent. TBDS WW. aa Ltl MD,JJON 1tudentl m,.,r one to qht, =eel tot.• mlllliil IMt )'ear, W 1.33 It--. tn ~r9Clel 11. '!'bin wwe U. lil1DIOn atudeota in thoM b10et iradu I.Mt JUI'. • Cr alO ~ enrollment ll espetUd to climb from 1.ao mnuoa tout .u ... nit tlpnii dO DOt laehlil ....._ .. bl cluaea for the bu- dicapptd or lldd eneatlan Pl'Oll'amt. ' I ........ ~ .. CALIFORNIA I NATIONAL Ru1ing Draws B~ge Knife Attack Not Bodily Harm? By GEORGE NICHOLSON and roMCONDIT Capitol News Service SACRAMENTO -"It's mlnd boggUn1 and di11u.tlng." So s ays Gloria Allre d . coordinat.or of the Los Angeles c hapte r o r the National Orga nization for Women. as she directs h e r raae at the Callfornla Supreme Court's re· cent decision in the People v. Daniel Caudillo case. IT WOULDN'T BE s urprising if the state high court's decision caused Maria to recall the lonely elevator where she encountered CaudiUo three yea.rs ago. For more than two hours, she was pushed. shoved. forced ti) undress. cut twice about the neck with a knife. r aped . sodomized and abused lo the point of vomiting, diarrhea and hysteria. One or her neck wounds was three inches Ion&. the other half as large. Maria remembered having brleny seen her attacker about a month before he attacked her. 5he identified him from a series of mug shots. AT IDS TRIAL. a Los Angeles County jury found Caudlllo gull· ty of several serious crimes in· eluding burglary. forcible rape a nd intentional lnfl1ction of greal bodily injury on Maria. Caudillo asked the trial Judge. E. Talbot Callister. to reject the great bodily injury verdict. Callister denied tbe request and ( NEWSANALYSIS) sentenced the rapis t to state prison. Caudillo carried bJs plea to the three-judge Court of Ap- peal whlch also rejected It. Caudlllo wasted Jillie time before hustling his case to the California Supreme Court. It sided with Caudillo and reversed his great bodily inJury verdict. IT ISN'T SURPRISING that Caudillo persisted in tryil\g to get his verdict set aside. With it. his state prison term was 15 years to lite. Without it, his term would be five years to life. with parole eligibility in only 20 months. It is surprising. however, how a majority of the Supreme Court justices would take 17 months to agree that Caudillo's attack on Maria was "outrageous. s hock· ing and dispicablc." only to dis· agree with the two dissenting justices. Frank K. Richardson and William P. Clark. that the test for great bodily inJury was met. Bernard Jefferson, a defense· mioded justice wJlo normally s its on a lower api>elJate court, JOINED DECISION Chief Juatlce Bird actually wrote the majority opi· nion although he is not a regular member of the court and was never appointed lo it-by the gov- ernor. JEFFERSON SAT ON the state high court onty because Chief Justice Rose Bird placed him there for the specific casP Not only did she assign Jef· ferson to hear the Caudillo case. she also joined in his written de· cision. She was s upported by three regular members of the court. Mathew Tobriner, Stanely Mosk and Wiley Manual. Ma ria would probably be perplexed by the politics of tern · porary assignments of lower · court jttdges and justices to the Supreme Court. But she would have difficulty understanding what J efferson a nd his supporting cast of four Supre me Court regulars meant when they declared her injunes were. at best. insubstantial. transitory and short-lived ONE QUESTION immediately suggested by the Caudillo de· cision involves a direct human consideration. ls forcible rape ~real bodily injury. or isn't 1t: Maria and thousands of other rape victims in California will tell you It is. Assemblyman Eugene Gualco c D-Sacramento) agrees . He even tried to get the legislature to pass a law. AB 2694. to specifically d eclare forcible r ape to be great bodily injury. in and of itself. That bill was killed by the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee on April ti. a full two month s before the Supreme Court d ecid e d the Caudillo case. Because of the Gualco blll 's demise. it was strange to see Chief Justice Bird declare the .. ......... HE DISAGREED JIAtlce Clark leais laturc to be the proper gov- ernmental body todt.·cide whether r a pe perse!Agreat bodily injury. AS LONG AS tht.· Supreme Court and the A s H mbly Criminal Ju~tice Commillt'e h ave t h 4lar c u rrent mt.·m· bersh\ps1 i t ~eem~ unlik~I~· either w1)1 be or mut'h help to Gualco. M~na and Cahfornia·" thousands of other torctble rapt.' victims on thu; issue Moon and Man Books for Sale By Government WAS HI NGTON 1 AP l - Publications describing the Moon and Mars are being or. fered by the government 'fhe 36-pafi!e Mars booklet tn· troduces the reader to the red planet's history and Information ""d d escribes the Viking spacecraft and its mission to ex· ,plore Mart'. A 313-pa~e Moon book 1s ii· lustrated and describes the LS. year Apollo space program The books chapters were written by 18 members of the team that sut' cessfulJy landed Americans on the Moon. Both are for sale from tbe Superintendent of Documents. ti S. Government Printing Of· fac e. Wastungton. DC . 20402 Order t he books by stock number· -·-ApoUo Expeditions to the Moon." SS 90. stock number 033-000-00630-6 -"Mars: The Viking Dis· coveries. ·· SJ.50. stock number 033.f00-00703·5. Microwaves Popular But Cooks Have to Learn New Techniques By the Associated Press ( J Tempted by the prospect of C'rl~~u·uER saving time and energy. a grow· VJ ~J iri. ing number of Americans are _ _ buying microwave ovens and -----------many of them are finding that microwave cooking is the con· they have to learn to cook aU taine r. Metal increases cooking over aaain. time and decreases efficiency: it Microwave ovens require dif. also can hurt the oven. ferent cooking containers: metal Eliminate metal pots and pans. pots are out. for example. but handles and foil. Some ovens plastic cups may be okay. They can handle a small amount or a lso call for different cooking metaJ, like the tray of a TV din· tjmes and techniques. ner. but you have to check m anufacturers' instructions THE FIRST microwave ovens for consumer use were in· troduced in the late 1960s. By the end of 1976. microwave ovens were ln more than 6 percent of all households and expert s estimate that they wm be ln 26'11 percent of American homes by the end of 1980. • The American Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers says manufacturers sblpped more than 959,000 mlc:rowave ovens ln the first half of 1978. up 14.4 percent from the same period ln 1977. June shipments were 46.3 percent hither than a year earlier. Microwaves are a rorm of electromaenetlc radiation. The metal interior ot the oven reOecta the microwaves whJcb bounce back and rorth and are absorbed by the food. Tbe food molecules vibrate; the ~lbra tiona produce htat; ind the beat cook• the food ~KING TAKES LESS time wlth microwave oven• because the beat ls generated Tt'lthln the food ltaell. It ls eneray-eJflclent because the en~rlY ls used only to beat the food, not the llr around it. Ener1y aavlo•• vary from family to famll)'. but the EdlsOn Electrlc lnstltute eatlmat .. that a typle1l mlcn>wave oven con- sumes 190 kilowatt boun of elee· trlc:lty every year, l., lblD ono- third the amount uMd bJ a con· venUooll electric r&n1•· Tbe lint step to 1uccaal\al carefully. SINCE TIIE INTERIOR of the microwave oven does uot get bot, however. you can safely cook in items that wouldn't stand up in a regular range. Among the options: most din· NeSl•ppbl• Ed Ray. Who was kid· napped alon1 wltb 26 children lo ChowchUlo two years ago. aays he still drive a schOOl bUs but he no lon1er 1top1 for vans parked aloi\plde the road. nerware. paper and Styrofoam platei: and cups. pa per towels. heat ·res1stant glass and ceram.tc baking dishes. plastic storage containers. plastic cookmg ba1s cremove the metal tu.• f1rst1. cardboard frozen food boxes, glass m easur in g c up ~. st oneware and crockery. You can even use straw baskets or wood bowls for heating bruds or other items Actual cook1n(Z time 1s tn· nuenced by severul factors. in· eluding· -VOLUME . THE more food you have, the longer It takes to cook U ont> baked potato takes 6 to 7 m inutes, two wlll take 8 to 11 minutes. -Density Compact foodS lilu.• ineat take longer tha n porous ones ones like bread. Food con· talning b lot of moisture. fat or sugar cook quickly. since these ingred ients <1ttract the microwaves. -Shapes Evenly shaped foods cook bttter, uneven corners 1et too welldooe. NOTt: COOKING continues briefly a ft e1· rood haa bee n iemoved Crom the microwave O\<en slncl' heat ls stlll being transferred. Let tbe food stand a few m inutes before eating. Microwuve ovens are not. IUllable tor alJ types of rood.a Experts from the Coo_perauve Extenaon Servlc. at ~Ula~ the SU.te Vntver1tly or Ntw Jeney1 note that mlorowaves do not provtd' the criap. brown flnlJh dattablt for foods Uk plet or roast POUitry. Foods llke pop0v~ra whlcb mu1t lt1ve a U1ht or airy textve do not do well tn rol~rowav• o~ens because they do oot ••t tnouth dry heat. Federal afcty 1t&ndiidt llmJt th• am~ ol microwave rildta· tton permlted tio leek from the oven wall. tM wall MOU.n4l door Ud U. wtndoW compart. ment &lndey, Augu1t 13, 1978 DAIL V PILOT 83 Th• Blggeat Marketplace on ·the Orange Coaet IL Y PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad (842-5678 ) One Call Service Fait Credit Approv1I ....._fwS. Honn For We Hwa.. For S. Ho...t For S. 1 ......_For S. 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SJ 49. 000 SPIC M' WAN DUPLIX Beautiful 4 BR ow •t>r '" unit up, wllh 2 BR rental do' n : bakony with ocean view . lge. pulto. sp11c1ous rooms. Steps to ocean. Only $189.500 lAU llACH TIJ"-IX Sundeck ocean view. frplc .• 3 BR. 2 BR & 1 BR. Pe.Meet owner/user unit. $175,000 OPEN SUN 1·5, 1204 W. BALBOA BLVD .. N.B. ACIOSS MOM OCEAM 4 Bdrms. + 2 bdrm. duplex. needs lots of TLC, but priced at only $179.500. DAVIDSON !EALTY ~8•.; Vv (•'o • Hv., N lo\ 645 · 7575 JI 'b Newp"" B"d N 13 673· 90 60 ________ , ~ ....................... Gr1 4 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HB..P! IEACH NOIA TE Court says sell! Pric.-cd well aader market! Bx· ecullve townJwme liv. ~ Walls or gla!>s! thtak.ing .;ew! Otte 1J1 a ure time opportuni· ty. For details call. 645-0lm FO~EST E OLSON ~ ... , .. WT SIDE 3 !!'!l1fla~~l~!gc·I family room. used brick fireplace, shake roof. newly piainted in/out New carpet. Hurry• $85.000. Call 540-1151 ~:.. HERITAGE ' • REALTORS llDRM&POOL Lovely family home. formal living room. sun· Jcen family room, coun· try kitchen. 3 bag bedrms, VA/FHA terms. Call 546-2313 Ol'fN In 9•fl5fUN1061 NI((' l•·IMI IUILDAILE l/1 ACRE LOT I Make an offer. owner says "sell"! Loca~d an desirable Eastside Costa Mesa. has 3 houses !or m come now & room for 3 or 4 more units. Or yo11 can I tear down & build con· dos. Owner may help finance. Call before its good CAIL 556-2660 «.SELECT I PROPERTIES LUXURY TOWHHOME Excellent Irvine loca· tion. Big living room. 2 bedrms. gourmet kitchen. Near pool & clubhouse. Xlnt buy al $79,950. Call M&-2313 ()PJNflt9•1'SfUfJ lt'f ft-1 f • Ut1.lft!ill PIUMI PIOHln'Y .OWMA.llET Faotaltit opportunity acqdre vacant laed. r sidential " income p perty below m arke BRAND NEW DUPLEXES 3 Large BR's in each unit. Upstairs has 3 BA 's. All have built-ins, carpeting, drapes. etc. & onty $164,500 each building. 3 BR, FAM, POOL & JACUZZI Beautifully redecorated thru-out & 10,000 used brfcks surround the pool. completing an absolutely gorgeous yard including large buill·in BBQ & £irepit. Many, many extra features. Come & see. $265.000. ONE BLOCK TO BEACH Duplex. that is less than 3 years old. Each unit has built-in range & oven. dishwasher. briek fireplace. Also has a huge 4 car garage. $186,500. • JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Hewport ll•d. comer 30th Coles worthy & Co. Ri;~or \:I IAL • INV\:,~lMl;N I Rf' AL ;;HAT(; 2545 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-0020 BLUFFS IOMIT A Single level 3 bdrm .• 2 ba. Vaulted ceilings; frplc. Original section. on wide greenbelt. Held open today 1 til 5. 2018 Vista Cajon .. REDUCED $4,000 Renewed & s parkling popular 2 bdrm., 2 bath + DEN. Separate home in University Park. Spacious decking, trellis & s un s hade. coupled with lush plantings. Walk to pool, tennis & shopping. A good value at $103,000. {r;st l'J3Ji!f 6 44-1133 ~:, ... ,,, ANYTIME HIGH OH A HILL 3-Levels . panoramic view of bay. Bluffs & Newport Center: .graci<>US entryway, s tep-down to huge family rm . w /bar , terraced garden w /spacious patio. Interior decorating by A .I. <Carolyn Fletcher). landscaping by In Living Color. Like a new home. all 2,480 sq. ft.. in Eastbluff. Stop by 2833 Alta Vista, Sun., to preview this new listing. $229,500. value. We have specialists in ewta te !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! trultsa._ Call areas). EBBTIDE REALTY 04-IH.56 HEWPORT IEACH Rmdo S• J.,...il• TOP OF HILL lett ~! Best of the area, ex-J Loftty View Cottdos GREATHEWSI quisitely decorated A 2 84rm San Mateo Cal"mel Model, HVH; model. overlooking lhe from the real hickory pool, offered at $114,500. NR.NEWTRIPLEX Costa )llesa; rents pro- jected at $1105 per mo. $U18.~ paneled family rm. to the 13 Va.Jo decorated m1tr. suite. End Uo\l OD Ule aolf thU ls special! $162,500 • • Pee. l'OW'Se. 2 Bdnn, den, San OQIJ.F.QE PARK J Br. HUNT. IV.CH ~~ ¥odel, pegged be home ln Seal Beach Landmark Home: 4 111~· oak()ff pand· ••900 bdrms .• alo1le story; ~~ace. ered at family rm., huae rear l.t 5o19o <XX.& SOE PARK bom yard, all landscaped; lt Costa lleu. LO new caramel c~lored or a 2 Bdl1D and deJ1 lib· ••·VA. FHA or u carpet. Faat escrow! maculale Sao Carlot, aume ao..n. sa,ooo. wltb views of the late, --. IOlf coune. mowitaln• A SUNSHINE HOME, 75f·01Zf ntiht ll&hll. <>rtered at =:.~or r-AllOCIATll) SUt~DAJl.Y So. c.lf • .., l•~~-;';;-ii!!;;~.I See acmt at 3$ Monlanes 146-5601 I• ~ce ~~!I~ l I f.. I 1 I I 1 ..... . ... ... --·· .. . .. . ... . .... , ... l lG CANYON C. C. -U61.000 New Exclusive! Deane Homes Dover model! Grandstand view of Big Cyn golf course & newport Center! 2 Lge bedrooms. family room. formal dining & 2 lovely baths. 2 Minutes walk to Clubhouse. Won't last so better hurry! 7 RUE FOMTAIME SUM l·S:JO WESTCUFF-$17',tOO Walk to Mariners Park & Westcliff Plaz a from this meticul ously maintained 4 bedroom & family rm home. Beautiful large mast.er suite in soft colors. Inviting front s late walk with gate. splendid landscaping, oversiz-ed garage and room for pool. 1915 Mdl.as DI. SAT/SUM 1·5:30 llG CYM· GOLF COUISE VIEW Spacious 3 bedroom townhome overlooking the exclusive Big Cyn C.C. Formal dining rm. large kitchen. 21h baths. Carefree Ii ving with tennis courts. pool. jacuzzi and good security. Call for information. $219.500 DEAR HOMEOWNER: We have enjoyed a most active saJ~ period the first seven months of 1978. • Our listing inventor y is far below usual. WE NEED YOUR LlSTING NOW. Wesley N. Taylor Co. has full time professional salespeople only. NO PART TIME salespeople. Personal guidance by management to ..eY6Y transaction. Our service "ll 's The Finest'' THIS SPACE RESEllVED FOR YOUR HOME MEXTWEEIC ,.._.cal 644-4910 -MOW WBLEY M. TAYLOR CO. 2111 S.. Joaipia Has load MEW PORT CENTER. M.I. 644-4t I 0 MOVE IN Formal dining room. living room & den. 5 BR on a fantastic pool·sized lot in Mesa Verde $126.500 .. INVEST your time, paint & brush. Make this 3 BR. 2 BA home into a jewel. Eastside Costa Mesa $95.750. TWO HOUSES! Try these two houses on one lot on Balboa Island for a doubly good investment. $270.000. WHAT'S NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGH~ LOOK! New price on this very lovely home. $134,900. Owner has bought another. Wendy Sitler. 645.5044 • • • • * NEW PAINT. TLC will make this a fine home. Pool + a uestbouse. Bring offers. $129,500. Mithele T. Richarde 645-5044 MEWPOIT HEIGHTS REALn 645-5044 NEWPORT CREST KEEP IN SHAPE! One year new "lapping" sized swimming pool & spa. Plus jog in park. just around corner. Plus 3 Bdrm dream house in prestige neighborhood. See this at $93.500. c .. now '62-4454. HEAVEN CAN WAIT While you claim your own paradise with this 3 Bdrm executive beach home on estate sized lot. Big trees and park-like grounds. This quality Deane built home is an exceptional value for s102.soo. c• ._. • ...., t~S4. COZY COMMUNITY · Stunningly designed town.home with meticulous attention to details in an intimate environment. Convenient to recreation, beaches & shopping. Luxury 2 Bdrm home open daily at only $162,000. C. 640-6161. BUILDING A BIDER FUTURE Consider a new 3 Bd rm beach home for only $82,000. Woutdn•t your family tike to be living at the beach now? Wouldn't you fee.I good having your children in a fine school district? Can you get a.long with 3 Bdrms? If yes. c•64Nl61. • SUPER KITCHEN Step into this enlarged kitchen! See the new cabinets. floor coverings. Custom light fixtures etc. The cocoa carpet is o™y 1 month old. all this in a 3 Bdrm home and priced at only $69,950. Cal 546-4141 . '\OW PRICE" $52.950 is low TODAY. A sharp 2 BR condo, near the beach. FHA terms or assumable. New on the market. Call 546-4141. S(•rving Costa M t:<;.1 -lrv 1n e H untington Bea ch-Newport 8Pac h CAMEO SHORES-LUXURY Private double door entry to large secluded fountain. pool & patio area. Dramatic & spacious ocean view living room. Large paneled. forma~ dining room overlooking pool & fountain. Gourmet chef's kitchen has it all! View family room hosts poot table and bltn s tereo system. Luxurious & lavish master wing and bath -ocean views also! 2 More spacious bedrms & den or stwdy with bltn bookshelves. Laundry & sewing room. Storage beyond belief. Private beaches. Call today for private showing. 673-8550 JJ2 MAIGUlllTI. COIOMA Dll. MAR ~THE REAL ~ESTATERS TIHMIS VILLA Lovely Bluffs end unit. upgraded 3 BR + panelled family room with bul It-in cabinets. shelves. On quiet cul-<te- sac, close to shopping, tennis. Tennls Club membership included. By owner. Open house Sat. SUn l·S: 412 Vista Tnlcha, N.8 . or by appt, IMO-l&'i8 SPANISH VILLA with a 50 year history and a view of San Luis Rey Milaion. High atop a gentle sloping 10 acre pattel ls this massive 4000 sq rt home. Over 400 newly planted avocados so you can eombine busi· ness too! Maybe a trade will wort. but you have to see this site. 3 frplcs. arched windows and I~~~~~~~~ doorways, contoured ceilinp, hardwood noors and askina $545,000. I ST TIME IUYERS! Oluotry livln' at ita best as a view too! 4 BR. Z~ BA. accented to warm eertlltooes. Uat.d at al tenns, better huS'T)' oD Ctil4JU4to WAL&.ACI & CO. llALTOIS Ce ... 1d tblsooe' 11 5-,..A 3666 We assist you to se your """' own home. TOTAL FEE. t'fltela11 QEAL ESTATE • pald in escrow. Call mtoday. 530-2224 ~ Frff HNll• ft E. Advisory Service Outat.and.lng 2 bdrm .. 2 WantAdReauJta 642-56'1 WantAdH.elp? 642·5678 ba. Plan I. with beautirul iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiii aew carpet. Unique and fundiooal LOFT. Quiel courtyard ~aUon. YOUU AISOWllLY PALI. M LOYI wmt MS DalelSll'UL ...,._ :r.s PllACT l'OI THI Y~ M*.Yt 4 -..s.. 2'/J IA'IHI. l'OINU; DI•• IM. CHOSCBT ~LOCAt'IOM WITH OMI Of THI. MOIT SPICTACU' •I VllWS IM THI AMAi 1HIS IS Tml.Y Sl'KW. & WI IM1'e YOU TO -IT TODAY, I TO 4. lltl.M0;2IOllUMYA. • ~~ onM .. NC110M IN HAUoa YllW HW.S Better tho new 3 bedroom Lusk bulll home. Park-like rear yard offers beauty plus complete privacy. TLC evident everywhere . This one is very special and offered under $200.000. See LyJee.n Ewing at 3912 Inlet Isle Dr. OPB4 IM HAMOR VllW Remodeled -relandscaped totally upgraded. Palermo model with expanded f amiJy room and many other maJ.or improvements. Lar ge private view lot. Near part. $219.500. See Rich Wray at 1906 Port Cardiff. SIAVIEW CUSTOMl'ZID You're not going to believe this one until you see at ! Completely customized Port Royal at the very top of SEA VJ EW. done with the entertainer in mind. Harbor view, pool. and jacuzzi. Walls removed, new surf aces and lighting. built·ln quad sound systems etc. $350.000. See Ginny Anderson at 1909 Yacht Resolute. IAYFIONT -IAYFROMT - IAYFIOMT Where else in Newport could you find a beautiful 4 bedroom, family room home on a wide sandy beach with view of the bay and entire harbor entrance on FEE LAND fo.- under $600.000? This will probably be t he last opportunity to buy bayfront at this jus\ reduced price- or $585.000. See Frank Sennes at 1933 Bayside. ONCE UPON A TIME There was and is a 3 bedroom home. too good to be true. It's in Irvine Terrace. you own the land. it's only $189,750. and has storybook 1 charm and value. See Lucy Rose at 609 Patolita. IEST OF THE IL~S f m ... m a c u I a l e · c o -ri d i t i o n ! Dramatically decorated with wall graP.hics. shutters and mirrored wardrobes. Private deck and patio -Lovely greenbelt and walR to shopping. $129.000. See Barbara Collins at 403 Vista Grande. SHORECUFFS Charming 4 bedroom family home recently remodeled. with decorator wallpapers. new carpets. drapes and shutters. gourmet kitchen . wood floors. French doors lo lushly planted patio. iron gated pool area. many custom appointments throughout. $325.000 including the land . See Vody Nelson at 242 Driftwood. OPEH IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS This taste fully decorated 4 bedroom. family room home is perfect for indoor or outdoor entertaining with Irvine custom pool and jacuzzi. Fabulous ocean and harbor view. Atrium with waterfall. Professional landscaping. Extra large dining area with wine closet. All appointments of the finest quality. $254.500. See Kay Range.-at 1033 White Sails Way. AM ESTATE IN WOODUJDGE! Very few areas have excited the imagination like "The Esta tes:· The very best qualities of home and condo combined in this lovely 2 Bdrm. den, 2 bath, single level "Jefferson". Priced realistically at $104.950. SOUIM OF THE HIGHWAY In Corona del Mar, just 2 blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom, ready to move in; beam ceilings, wood floors, decorator wallpapers in earth tones. Jus t reduced to $161.900. MEWPORT SHORES FEE LAMD Own the land and this warm fanul.y home for only $119,900. Community pools, tennis court and only two blocks to the beach. TUITLI ROCK THREE llHOOM Charming and delightful from top to bottom. This open and airy 3 bed room home includes family room. dinin g room and large· private atrium. Near park and pool. Only $117,500 land included. UMDA ISLE If location is everything. thi::. 5 bedroom home has everything! Pier and slip for 2 large boats. view of turning basin, nicely protected by Harbor Island, it's a yacht man's dream! $629,750. . OlD COIOH>; Da MU Two houses on a lot, great location. sout h of t he highway, in good condition. This opportunity will not i'I'• be arowut forever. $163,900. llST OF IOTH Lar ge back garden, and pool in front I A three bedroom home in prlstene condltlon. Cul·de-sac privacy. Some view. Access to 3 p rtvate. "eyed beaches. Prtced to sell. $207 ,000. Aew.&. ...... CO. 844•9080 ,. I • \ l : . . t . \ , I ' I t I I l ~ • • T Al•L RIALTOIS MA nOM·'S IEST ADVEllTISIMG T•rt>ell, REALTORS hu r~ ~tional rec:ognldon trom ..ao. the Nllbon .. WVl't reloo•tlon network. tqr outtt•ndlng -="l~••IC In ~ TM__. w. presented • RELO'a recent convention In S.. Frenc1aco Terbell received honora for excellence In Red«>. CIMaltled and a-In.ct Olspley Adllertuling. eddlng to en impr..sive ltst of 1Ktvert111ng aw•da lest Side Of the Eastside Prime tocele for thls attrw:tw. comer lot. with lW pMUn;. Ct\llrming 3 bedroom with dining 8"ta. eating aree end new floor OCMN'inga. Huge living room; all newly painted! Covered patio. Call nowl Reduced to S77,600. 5'0-1720 Entertain Witll Jacll!'d & Sauna Truly an ex.ecutlve home. with extra YoU .,n't bellew! Must .. to R*leve thta ranch style 4 bedfoom home. wtth eating bar. entry. tamtty room and 2 fiteoleoes.. Ptush earth tone carpets; remodeled kitchen. Stonlge. Patio. Call for details S134.950 ~1720 Mesa Model Shown WHh Pride Lots of storage ~el Attrw:tive 3 bedroom home with ~ng area off the country kitchen: entry and fireplace In the famllv room. Built 1lns.Coveradpetlo Won'tlastlSM.~.S-4().1720 Reduced! Plush Executi•e Tastefully appointed 4 bedroom family home. priced to fit )'OUr budget! Spacious home with dining, eating area. entry, family room and fireplace. Built in BBQ Large patio. There's morel Call now . . ~1720 Stay Cool! Custom Pool ••• Just In time f0< the hottest days of the summer• 3 bedroom PoOI home with plush 1>rown carpet throughout ParQuet floo~. stone f1reptace. deluxe kitchen featunng microwave and built ms. Dining. family room. 2 fireplaces and patio Won't last. $124.950. 54~1720 Let's Make Fuclae! In the g~;-,;ef' kitchen .. complete with mlcrowaY'8 and bulltlns. 3 bedroom home featuring attrective remodeled interior. eating area, entry and hreplace. Covered patio. $96,900.540-1720 Vacation All Yecr Long In thia newly painted executive home. Deluxe kitchen featuring microwave; dining, ••ting bar. entry, family room and firepleca. 3 "bedrooms. Patio. Cool, green and shady tandsceptngl cau now! $127.500. 5-4().1720 A Cut Abo•e 11te Rest Mesa Verde executive styled • bedroom family home. featuring custom shutters throughout. Dining area. bonus room for the kids; entry. eating area and fireplace. Built ins in kitchen. Patio for summer fun! $119.900. 54~1720 E•erythinCJ You'U her Need Is right here In this newly reduced Mesa Verde executiY'8 home. Lota of emenitles Including an ultra sonic burglar alarm. smoke detector, bullt·ln bookcases. buffet. lndOOf BBQ & morel 4 bdrms. formal dining, separate den & family room. Two fireplaces to cuddle by. Fruit & citrus trees galore! Now $149,000. 540-1720 A Heck Of aHome Prestige ~ Verde home with possible RV J*1llng. pdlo .,..., aprlnklered ysds for EZ '*9. tnllde teeturea a 3 bedroom floor plan, dining .-. cozy flrepl9Ce In the living room. L#ge country kitchen. etrium .... ldeel tor planta Asking $98.500. 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor ll•cl. Costa Mesa .. ·. . .... - ...... .... We ........... ,. ...... For Wt Ho.Mt For w. Hoaet f:or w. Hoa.t For w. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,.. IOOJ ...... , too ••• ,.. too ._,.. IOOJ o ... ,.. 1002 G••nl IOOJ ....................... •··•··········•········ •..••.•...............• .•.......•............ •..........•..........• . .......••.••.......•...•.......••............ ... ,.. IMJ . ....................... . MCAMYOM El-.J::!. g1 Dorado tow Ja cbatce Jou· Uoo. 3 ~rm. 2~ ba, cl°'8 to pool, J::.illlli ' t.enaJa courts. en U v rm · wet bar. Security &ates. 7S. I.sol Ci:J Walkl!r ~ Ltrn Real ~tale YATIAMS This SUPER LISTlNG oCferiDJ upgraded 3 BR. formal dlnln&. new carpets It Ule ls a South Coast bome. Minutes to shopplftt tn Irvine lo· dustrial area. Offered et $B1,500. Call today on Uala ooe! 540.3666 tafltela11 REA~ ESTATE LEASEorTIOH OHL Y $14,500 <>wnerwUt help f'tnen this charming townhouse. Vaulted ceil· inp W /Walls or Jt)ass. Lv· ly light-airy home. 3 bdrm. 3 ba in btn Back Bay. Will consider lease option. 7~ 1501 Ci:J Walker & Lee Real &ltate HARIOR HIGHLANDS $129,500 Lowest priced home in this prestigious ~· or Newport Beach. Ckille to ev~ ·beech, bay, scboola It shopping. New oo market. Fast escrow available. Move·in condl· tioo. 646-77 u ' ~>~ .~~ .. , /.,:•·~a·.·~·. o: I ., • I .• -... ·'" i. Ill r ~·· . :.jf ~1.: :::~: ·!i11, · }.111r I fl ,I: • ' lt •, 1 illl1'.._:t1111: I ; 0 I it c • ,·: ; •' . 'I 11 1: !I 'I .. • I. I 1·1 i . I 1 ' i~ UMlqul IM MIW'OltT SHOUS -3 bdrm, 2 bath, nr. ocean. pool and tennis. Vacant, just painted and owner will firance. See Pam Gough at 428 Prospect, bring $105,000. UM19UI .. OLD-CORONA -MAI -2 bdrm, patio, fm. rm. and dining area. Charmer, $1~.ooo. See Bert Reedy at 602 Orchid. UM19UI OM LIDO -4 bdrms. 4 baths, upgraded, attractive 2 story. $285,000. See Jane t Lehman at 105 Via Ravenna. UMl9UE IN MESA VERDE -Prime home, great location, 4 bdrms, den, formal dining, $128,000. See Rosemary Stublbarg at 1874 Rhodes. UMlqul IM llOADMOO& -5 bdrm.s, 3 baths, 2 frplcs, backs to wilderness, $279,500. See Mary Ann Anderson at 2712 Wavecrest. UMl9U1 IM F<MMTAIM YAWY -Bonus rm and family rm, 4 bdrm, lge lot, $149,000. See Vonda Peterson at 9038 La Cresceota. UMlqul IN 116 CANYON -3 bdnn townbome, vacant and anxious, great tor entertaining. Just $159,500. See Vergilene Hull at #58 Sea Island. UMlquE IM MISA VEIDI 4 bdtm, 2 story Buccola, 3 .car g.arag~ nice ld&cpe: $145,000. See Jackie Handleman at 1777 Oriole. UNl9UE IN IRYINE TEUACE -Heavy shake roof, sgle story 4 bdrm, 3 bath and pool. Just $207,500, fee. See Dottie Johnson at 2001 Chubasco. UMl9UE OM THI E.ASTSIDE -Clean as a whistle! 4 bdrms, lge lot, new cpt., only $107,500. See Elaine Bell at 2120 Aster Place, Costa Mesa. UNlqul IM OLD CORONA D& MAR - Light, cheery 3 bdrm, den, block to beach, shops, $310,000. See Allan Heller at 301 Orchid. UMlqul IN llOADMOOR -Sgle story, 4 bdrm. prime cond .. 3 baths, 2 frplcs, 3 car garage, now $252,000! See Debi Bibb at 214 Starboard Way. UNIQUE IN MESA HIGHLANDS -3 bdrm, 3 bath, study. formal dining, lge lot, brand new. $99,500 VA Terms. See Jim Davis at 979 Modjeska. UMl(l>UI IN IA YCREST -4 bdrm, 2~ ~..a?'"'...,..~ bath pool home, vacant, completely * VETS * refurbished. $199,500. See Marian OOOWN-OCLOSlNG Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. Homes tn all areas or UNIQUE IN ORANGE -Lge fam. home, 08.ANGECOUNTY 4 bdrms, 2300 sq ft, 70' X 100' lot. YET AGT. $99,950. See Doreen Douglas at 618 Ccll541.0IOO Barkley, Collins Park. ~...---......-...-UHlqul IN lee. CANYON -McLain Townhome, new, inc red. golf course IACK IA Y view, upgrades, $215,000. 75 No. Sea The quiet serenity or the Island. country w/tbe conve· nience oft.be city. Thia 3 UMl9U1 IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS -5 bdrm charmer ha.a bdrm, (or 4 + ofc), 3 bath, countless parklike aetttng for your -c o I o r f u l f e a t u r e s • p e r f e c t1 y outdoor entertaining. maintained. Appt. only with Ralph ::!t!:.~~ri to tbe Wakefield at 446 Catalina Dr. UMl9U1 .. MADOR VIEW HOM1S - Super 3 bdrm with fam. rm., upgraded, professionally landscaped, firepit and BBQ. Really nice. See Nancy Laux at 1818 Port Renwick. $159 900 fee. ~ Walkt!r 1; lee Beal&ltate TOPLESS Yoo can't top this one! 4 Bdrm, 2/~ ba, spllt·level home. Bltns. RV access. mat trees. Sellers will pay 1"2 of buyers house payment for 1 year or all ror 6 mo's. Prine. & ln· terest based on 20% down, 80% loan. Full price only Slll,900. Ca II for info le showine. OPENSUNl-5 611 Westwood · Drive, Westm. (E. Bushard, N. Edin1er> Exec. Realtors lrAlsoc. MB-4343 UMIOUE OM LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor, 3 bdrms or 2 and den, tasteful, vacant. See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Yella, bring $310,000 pesos. U~IVUI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 67~ MESA VERD!, 648-6990 • CALL US 11.UfFSTUASUll Sopbtatlcated RE In· F«a~leOl'a1ln1le,2 veatora: for potential BR, or 1 lc a den as It Is spendable income, equl· now Oled; va.ry U1bl, '1 bGld up, Inflationary $WIEll LIVING brl1bt le •in· Eotey bedae. limited Uablll'1, lD .. ,_ .... lf 1 paUo lc terrace olf llviq ~ for apprec, 6 t.... ....aut u ' one rm. Un ...... 11-vable maa•ft-tax shelter without dl'I year new Buccola built --..... .la .. famiJJ home. Tnoacend area. Newl16 complete-to '-I decisions. Ast for from Oak parquet noor. 11. ndaconied in IOft col· IAJU at <n•> 751-2225 fOC' ing onto plusb crpUng It of.a. Cloae to pool. A details. Umited pm tbru • llvinl rm w I• = buy 81 $120,000 Fol' sale or trade One roawdic vaulted ceiling. ali. HUDSON mllUon dollar• + ln Ell.joy lelaure llvtn.1 ln several prooerties, total the Ice fml.Y rm. Man)' llA&.TOlt 644-0322 debt .,,ooo: Want home, extr• in &h1a maanm~ buatMU or oppcrtun1t1. ceat home louted 06 a Mab your 1boppln1 PaWStuart.Owner/Brtr lie corner lot on • easier by using the DallJ C2JJ)83M7'8 aecluded cul·de·aac. PUotClusUiedAcb. WantAdu.i..t ea~ SU0,000. 6"-7711 ._... • -\\lalk1:r 1; I Hf! TWOUMITS 4 Bdrrp. + b1c1Mlor. ~·~·• Wft.llllj I~ to ~ •·• 1ncludlnt lllldl OCWROMT a Bdrm. + den hOme on .. ft. lot; frpl., built· -petlo, •meet c:ell· .... 137$.000 --M2·DUEv• SAVE $11,000 TODAY Six months new contemporary, 2 sty home. Near beach. 3 BR. 2 BA, fabulous kitchen including microwave, lush camel carpeting, central A/C, auto. sprinklers, & a very anxious seller. $98,000. SOUTH OF HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR 2 BR, 1 BA with fireplace in front. Ready to build additional unit in rear. Owner anxious. 689 VISTA BONITA BLUFFS $129,900 The best value avail. in the original BLUFFS. Vacant & avail for a quick escrow. 3 Big BR, 21h BA, formal dining & living + sep. laundry room. Sounds gr.eat doesn't it? It really is! Stop by this weekend -move in Sept. OpenSatSun IN THE BLUFFS 537 PLAYA. Designer's dream home. HAS IT ALL! 3 Bdrms., 2~ baths, spacious end unit on tip of cul-de-sac with panoramic Upper Bay View. Truly a "soup to nuts" custom decor that would make a model home blush with envy! Countless $$$ spent on making this showplace just for you. IN CORONA DEL MAR 907 SANDCASTLE DR. B~ BUY BAR NONE! Roomy 4 bdrm. and oak floored family rm., single level "Carmel Plan" on .. mammoth grounds" + 210 ft. de~p); recently redecorated thruout. Bike to beach, close-by best schools & shopping. Quick escrow possible. Offered at $210,000. IN EASTBLUFF 2945 CASSIA. Delightful single level ranch st)lle home. 4 bdrms. & family, with sensational view of Upper Bay, valley & night lights. Low maint. yard, shaded by tall trees, earth & wood tones, tile flooring & many other custom interior features. Offered at $176,500. OPEN SUNDAY ONLY. BEST IN BLUFFS 4 IR HU4H IOMUS. Lovely Tennis Villa, 2550 sq. ft. Z-Plan; rolling greenbelt, near pool; garden patio w/overbang; highly upgraded. $189,500 Including the land! ·3 11. 2 1/J IA. a \\\greenbelt, charming! $149,\ \J LIASIS: •-:J BR. 3~ ba., fam. rm. Water vu. $800, $1,000 Mo. HflfN 8. DOWD UALTOa ~· MMIJ4 • • • CAM YOU IMJOY IAYSl»I ~ AT THiii PllCll7 2 LAlel, LUIUllOUI I ·IDIM. a DIM COMDOWIMIUMS AT 1MI COYI. ACIOIS 1111.0M IA Ylllf· ~ OPIM 14 Lingo RIAl&TAn. EMERALD •AY LAGUNA IEACK Rollllg ~ .... md c-r-...._. .._ .... • .we, ~-ed ...... becllOOM, tWd b•t• It-.. la Lagu11, leoclt. Prl•et• ........ deck ucr patio, perfect . for oetdoOr e.tet tal•RCJ· A tHN.. for ffle titc--._.,. S149,too. Spec ...................... fro. .... •p•cl•• low ••l•t .. uc. ..ttl·lnel redwood e.w. , ..... be*oa••· 2¥ .. bat••· co•plet•IJ •pgr•d•d . ••d la l•••c•l.te coad tloa. M•y extras, 111c1u· ;alcrgewt.celm-...... ,... ....., ........................ . SztS,ooo. I . ••IW oce. md c-roa ............ .,..... teih Mwty cOMfliiChd ..., Wit Ito••· Sltaated la • prHtftloH = ....... 5-lla ~illg ,... ..... f'OOM. wet bar, ...... ~ tllrH M W:.ow. See to $291.SOO. 644-7020 2123 SAN JOACi)UIM HIU.5 IOAD NEWPORT IEACH Wafter S.~ · & A~~oc. 673-2500 OPEN SAT/SUK. 1-5 1600AMTA LM. Newly listed, an absolutely elegant s bdrm., 4 baths. with comfortable family rm. & lge. secluded poot. Newly redecorated, with carpeting. wallpapers, mirrored wardrobes, all bath enclosures & kitchen cabinets refinished. A must to see, in lovely Baycrest West, N.B. OPIM SAT/SUM 1·5 57 LAllYllW Woodbridge, Arbor Lake, Irvine. Truly luxurious Covington Plan overlooking private beach & lake area. Expensively upgraded & profess. landscaped, with raised decking for com.f ortable beach & lake view. Close to spa & recreatio.nal facility for private parties & family enjoyment. MEW USTIMG -WOONl9GI 2 Bdrm. & den. $121.950. Lovely upgraded Arbor Lake condo, fully landscaped & ready for occupancy. Owner may consider 1st T.D. & ~%. amortized 30 yrs. for 1. year term. See agent at 57 Lakeview to show. Lakeview to show. 81Mslll IOOJ,Gt•r.. IOOJ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OM 14LIOA ISLAND 0,. S.. Z-6 220 CoNI •19UI • CHAlt •• A red tr re of apecW Wa ... fw ... .-,. Two ... , 3 ........ ... ................. ~ ..... ,... ....... 2• pl n.lle.. .... ft • .. Dllft IY THISI PIMarm JUDb11an•• .. 1 .... A cot •a&nOM °' OLD & ...w ............. J...twy ... -... .... ..:~·."=:..!. ...... . = eeuc:TIOMI coftttjt. i ' ' - JAIMM ~ DllYI. C~ - NU: ...... ' •• ..... ... -...... ....... 4.,. ......... .... ._., ............. [ .. ""...., ,.... .............. ··-.... ... .............. t-•nl. ,,. .... --4 Cl ,, pMI ........ S14f,HI. ONMM l~Yl·J.. * • * * * * * • * 0,.,.. A Y Al.AIU PICO DlllS A Y.W,-S1m 1Wa1for1¥t1JW COIOMA DB. MAt: llwliM ..... U. ........... .._ ... .__ •.• w.c. .. ., ._Ilg C... ...... USID II.tel ,....-*Y ............... ... .. ...,,.. .............. .. two IM*w .n If ..... $269,tocl. COSTA ..-sA: ...... ""'; 'Z ! ~: .... ...., -. two .. ._.. cw-•'-n. ,.-k• h rigN, S6',SOO. LA&UNA 1114.CH: 'Top of"-Wortd" cmd OCEAN W.W. Exe .... split leYet. ttree ~-.19w.$14t,SOO. SAM JUAH CAPISTIAHO: .,.._. .._ ttree ,.,._.._._ a11 krp lot. PllCE UDUCID. Sllort escrow H .wed. Selet- la reedJ. $19,tOO. IASTSIDE COSTA MESA: C•t-. .... lflt '"91. t.w IMclraa-. ,..... r--. ..,... ........... 2300 ......... of c_,wt:th h9g. c .... • .. u•p. two tort• fl,..,.oc .. , stalHd 91011: nry MCillded __, ... plM lrffs. s 16t,SOO. DAMA POINT: Newer -...X -cam.life •••;: 1111 Oii ........... Each .tt two ... DIM md .... two ful baffts, fireplacn. bricll c~ 1t•1 C)l'Hf $149,500. COIONA DB. MAR: Six _... ._... of .................. Wf fro. li9 C--. ...._Cal for cletalls. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 211s1.c..ettwy .. c_._ .. .._ 675-5511 CAMEO SHORES 4525 CAMDEH DR. OPB4 SUN. 11-7 Glamorous & dramatic 3 bdrm .. 4 ba. dining rm. & den home overlooking elegant pool & patio on ocean view side! Prine. only. $459,000 -Fee. EXCWSIYE Gracious 3 bdrm .. 3 ba .. ram. + din. rm.. ocean view pool home. Xlnt floor plan! $415,000 -Fee. EXCWSIYE Our largest! 4 Bdrm., 4 ba., fam. +din. rm., ocean view pool home. Price red.! $435,000. WHm WA.TB VIEW 3 Bdrms., 3 ba. & study, din. rm., pool, jacuzzi, cabana & waterfall! $540,000 -Fee. * RICH REAL TY * UDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES PANORAMIC VIEW • • This lovely 4 bdrm., 2'h bath home bas a fantastic view of ocean, bay & night lights. Located in prestigious Broadmoor I. Area includes commum. pool & it's close to tennis courts, Fashion Island & the beach. $315,000. 2501 Windover, Corona del Mar. Open Sat/Sun. 2-6 PllRCTHOME Perfect Baycrest home for couple, maytt-e favorite a unt or housekeeper. 2 Separate bdrm. suites, huge f amlly dining rm., 2 frplcs, RV /boat space. It's vacant & ready! $177,900. 2007 Commodore, Newport Beach. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 OLD-COIOMA Delightful 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in Immaculate condition! Plans are avail. for 2 bdrm .. 2 bath 2nd unit. (;reat opportunity for home or Investment. $159,000. 507 llarguerite. Corona del Mar. Opeo Sat/S\ID 1-5 LIDO REALTY 673-1JOO pNJJenl~ sr..-,. 01 Ull ISl.E RUT OfPOITUMf'1'Y TO --Thia new llatlng l Enjoy indoor/outdoor Uvlng ln this ' Bdrm. 3 bath atnale story borne. On huae lot on atrada. 104 ~a.&.. 0,.. W/S-l•I LAICE HAIBOI VIEW SPACIOUI HOte OM CJUll1' STUl1' -S Bdrms. f amlly room & dining room - Somerset Model. Covered patio & wood decking enhance the lovely landscaping. Price includes new c areeting too! . 1127 ft . .....,, t& 0,.. W/S.. 1-1 IMMACIUTE llVINE TEllACE WnM LOYILY • ...,.., -Workshop. and greenhouse, added to newly carpeted 3 Bdrm 2~ bath home. Available immediately. ttlt CW'•co. C..-0,.. Wts-1·1 COIONA on MAI DUPl.D SOvnt 0. HMMfWA Y LOCA110M - Convenient to new park on Bayside Dr. Each unit has f treplace, patio & builtin kitchen. A choice comer lot and 4 car garage make this perfect for an owner or investor. $194,500. 41 M 15112 lrts 0,.. S.. I ·5 BAYCIEST AREA-NEW LISTING OM~ SPECIAi. HOMI -This has it all -for the family and friends -4 Bdrms, with large master suite lower floor. huge game room, dining room, island kitchen so great for entertaining. Gardens rival Rogers PLUS large pool & ramada. Gated entry with fountain -so much more! BEST-FOR YOU llST -HIGlf llMIAI. AllA -Best pride of ownership duplex in best Newport area. Best .. walk to beach" locale. Best buy -call to see -you'll buy! .. ADD VALUE" PROPERn LARGE 1-2 LOT -With 3 Bdrm home. Will accommodate duplex on rear. RV parking on the side. Call for showing. SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS By far the lioa's share of our sales come from ref err a ls. Satisfied clients pass the word along to their friends. They in turn benefit from our e xperie nce and tell others. Our excellent reputation is the result! Qaulified buyers seek us. For help that really helps, give us a call - PET BARRETT REALTY . ·~ ,. . ' . ~··~~ t~,.. Ht• I ' BALBOA ISLAND lllVllCIC1llalt lhlplex -$246,500 21 ... 2ballll .... +l .... lboApt. lotlt mlts n.odeled aH completelJ ~ All MW applmces. fbt.rel. cmto. Qllbow • Ill botll mlh. ..._. ,_ great wtdllll: W /Mro Wffl O'fW wt .... Air ..... aq. Aho a.sta. lullws. XW sto.. & doMt spac• ............ & bath. loll ..... ... airy ...... llC ... w /Joh of lcjllt. Prof. l•lflClfld. tt.ed sprtln. 0,..foryow ........ 5-claJ I to S PM. 305 & lOS•/2 Coral &.c. lreclltel & Associatn 229 Mcaiae A•e, LI. 675-3331 CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IY APPOINTMENT CDM --Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Bedroom +Den. In Park-Like Settirut. SUrrounded By Trees And Flowers. Den Can Be Converted To 3RD Bedroom. Great Open Friendly Feeling. $174,500. OWMB MOVIM& Immaculate 3 Bedroom .. Trina .. Model. End Unit. Ouiet CUI-de.sac. New Appliances, New Carpeting And Drapes. Tiled Jacuzzi. A Great Offering. $169,500. HUGE LOT Charming Custom Home With 4 Bedrooms, Den Wlth Brick Fireplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Pool. All 'lbla With A Barn And Corral Fof Your Horses. Even Room For A Tenn1a Court. Only $180,000. llVINIS1 ... ST Lovely 4 Bdrm. + Fam. Rm. Home In A Great Fam Uy Area. 2.~ Battus. Ca~. Formal Dinlna Room. CommunitY Pool. Bulll lo KJtchen. Mountain View. $1~,000. w..;-.. .... 1..-.ott I 1•~ .... '• •• " •• I UMDH SJI0.000 -In Exclusive Seaview. 3 Bdrm Nantucket. ltN Yedlt w.te/ 2 w /views & huge lota. JOH , ............ ~900-.and -101' y edit Mlrilll244,500. Open Sat/SUn. NIW HOUSI OCEAN VllW Sltl.100 - Can you believe it. Beam ceilings, lots of wood & decks at a never again price. 465 MJes "-•·Open Sat./Sun. 61' WATEIFIOMT PEI LAND -A f abulqus home with country French touches, master suite w /fireplace. the bayfront's best. $.525.000. 1317 layslde Dr., Open Sat. /Sun. $137,000 HARIOI VIEW HOMIS - Soon to be an impossible dream in Newport Beach. 2 Bdrm & den. Y• oww 9'e lcmd. Appointment only. Please call 675-3411. EASTIWFF YIFJ'q-4 Bdrm, formal dining room & c. '1'·ling view or the city lights. $179,SOti. D C--. Open Sat./Sun. 21 SYCAMOll CUEK -Looking for a big hous e! Qullity decorating! Irvine's finest community! Here it is a 5 Bdrm Turtleroek home to fall in love with $217.500 . .,_,.au It. Open Sat. \ RANCHO SAM JOACi)UIN -3 of the best -On the golf course. 2 + den, pegged wood floors. oak paneled fireplace, $126,500. 14 Salme ••• 2 Bdrm San Meteo, just steps from the pool, $114,500. 13 Vlefo * • • or 2 + den San Carlos Model w /views of the lake and mountains. $119.500. 35 Mclllll-• lsh Open Sat. /Sun. IRREPLACEA.11 E -Today this spacious 3 Bdrm 2 bath home couldn't be built for this price, w /2 brick fireplaces, turned wood posts in entry. a deep window ledge for your plants in the living room. A real find! $89.900. 2512 VClffCr Place. Open Sat. /Sun. UNIVERSITY PARK -WHITEWOOD, $129,500 Master suite with your own TV area -and a fireplace. remote I rom those great kids in the other 3 Bdrms. Must sell . submit all offers. Open Sat. /Sun. OUTSTANDIMCi IONUS ROOM - Oxford Model on the penect street. 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, you •n love the extras. 34 RHwocad TrM La. $114.900. Open Sat. only. YALE MODEL -Deluxe master suite. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath an upgraded beauty at $144.000. 64 Oc*trff. Open Sun. only. 675-3411 L LJ S K --R L .\ LT y· ..: !111111 /! /.11\~ ,\ .\,11; ( ,, 25 I 5 E Coo\t Hwy Corona d<-1 Mor WE'VE JUST LISTED -one of the finest view properties in all of Eastbluff. This gracious and customized home is being offered with 4 spacious Bdrms . parquet fiooring in den, double door leaded glass entry and much more. We would be pleased to show yeu this fine property today. OPEM SUMDA Y 1-6, 2441..,. We have several ocean & bayfront homes available with pier & slips, ex· elusive boat tour. WI AU PIOUD . TO HAVI JUST USTID Otim 0. THI MOST ...... y CUS'fC)ti428 DIANI HOtB .. MS LOY IL Y. •oL•·OlllMTID COMMUMITYI THI DIAMATIC 2-STORY "'MONACO• OM A ~ COIMa LOT, WITH A 11AU1WUL POOL & .IACUDll •AMtASTIC UP•IADIS, IMCLUDtM• WOOD PA19UIT FLOOIS, 11eut11TI WAU.PAMS. .IAeUm TUI tM Min. IA TH A YHY IOPHllTICA Tll ALAIN Stii I THIS • Tm.Y A CHOICI rlOPllTY.1 IJll,111, OPIM SAT/SUM t;&; P1M11 CAL&. 64MIOt Pqa, ADMITTAMCI ,,_, ..,., • ....... • l ~ Walker 1; lee Real~tate ITR.POOL HOME IN DESIUILE IAYCUST! Four bdrms. 3 ba. fmly nn. gourmet kitchen bas cook island. Very private master suite · seperate wing. Low maintenance yrd has I vly Anthony pool · great for entert.aln· ang. Call for appt. 54.S-9t91 c:'J Walker & Lee Real Estate WANTED! Well cared for former model home In Orange needs new owners! ..• so- meone who will eQjoy a beautiful jacuzzi year round round ... someone who needs a lot of room with little maintenance. 3 Bdrm. walk·in closets. o(fice in garage. New paint. paper & much more. Sll2.000 Opttt Houff Sun. 2-5 4046 No. Oum View 0..-. Cal 644-7211 UVEONTHESAND •NOWSELLING• Huntln&ton Pacific Beach house. This is a limited olfering of uni- que cooperative apart· ments. located oo the s a nd . A N E VER BEFO R£. NEV E R A G AIN O P · PORTUNITY. You owe it to yourself to in· vestlpte this real find. Prices rrom $8'7 ,500 to s:zee.ooo. 711 Ocean Ave .. ( PCH) Huntlngton Beach. Ca. Sales office closed on Tuesdays. Broker 53M063 Lite & Brite MESA V ERDE-Move In fresh 3 BR. FR. 2 BA- Cozy fplc. park· like yard. big trees. Move In now. OnlY $79,500. Prices T• Hi? s. .. --Tree sbaded. coqSBR, 1"" BA, brtc:k f»lc, Mm In DOW 91$,000 tHA, VA OK. 2XEC IULl. TOP Hideaway In private Seavlew . SpedcJUs S Bll, FR, DeQ, 2 l'Plc's. View to ocean • •alley. Hurry, won't latl t 1r.he11mve1 L w• • '" I.\'. liH f,11)119 41 , •• • • • .. • • - OM. Y PILOT D5 • PUA.SING&. Y EXCITING R ..... to SI 62,500 A f..-ly llo-. tW la so IM ... i ... 1 dKor.ted cmd • I t•1ct ,_.d ......, beU••• it'I IYtcl a..! ~ -..... hnte ....... 1Mt3~ .... & .. llrilg & 6lllg .... + poal .. 1ard wlti CJ"HHry' playlMMIM •d 1tongerooa DYNAMIC & DRAMATIC ·~to $21 s.ooo Decorator ,.met 2 .,.....,.. .. & fontllal .... ,.. .... ti..., imdsc•ad cmcl ... bodr ysd. Pf'Htic)e J..-. Creek with •xcltlai•e pool & te.11 facllitift. VIEW OF WATER IOA TS & LIGHTS T~fic c....,. locatiOR witlil pri•oc1 abon tM atreet. Open .ct oiry l bedroota llo•• witla fa•lly roo ... &lerhl11r'1 cWigltt ill'"* Terroce. SUIMIT EXCHANGE OI LEASE OP. $179,500 G ... r«*S 4 Melt OCMi 111 ftle llllffs Oii conter. Steps to POOL witll 2 paHot.. O•erloablmh9•ec-.... DAY & Nm VIEW, POOL $375,000 o.tslcmdlllg cmd flltenstt.g 4 bedl OCIM law "9 prestkp locatica Vculttcl .._ celhc,p. opew floor pie. cmd beaatlfwl pool -deck for eehrtaillllacJ .. .cl CMlf. Spacl09 *-ily rOOM/ ...... rooM area. EYE CA TCHEJt IN HEIGHTS $149,500 W...ett & pri•ate feeu.g .3 IM*ow ho•• with 9e•erou yard a11d o 9rce .. 1111 •· Spacloes roowas wffh • 9'e ca.forts. A WA.TRONT HOME $265,000 ........ l ........ fr'Clllt Oii WGht-wffh patio ovakl r+hg tt. lar for ,._. yecr romd ..... ' 5 5 go Spocion, llcJM, airy .ct ......... , deconhd. p ..... floors. Slip for 40' boat ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $149,900 OPEN SAT. 1-5 P.~ 15193 McDwmitt, F. V. S.,... 4 be*OOM hw with clll. ra fo•ilJ na. larci-s.11ha li•i119 nn. bealiM ..try .ct ...y _.. ltln few best hilllJ. CH EBY & EXCEPTIONAL SI I 5,000 ~ fmlilr ca 1t1 ill 1 lmlfwgt• IHCla. 9-p l ._.OOM. . ......, l"lllL ...... .... ,.,......., ...... d. ()w..,. _, .... for $595.,... _.... HOME OM W4 TER W /SUP $365,000 Capti•oliRg two-slal 1 hOIW wit1 .asftttt dtCll"llt, right • ....,. wate. witl" a boot slip r• own. 0.. of o kW • bec1roont .ct f..ty roe. ill a pri•ate locaHaa. STEPS. TO IEACH DUPUX SJI0,000 Mewtr dtcGulsd & • fw«dl1d J & 2 ............... ,....,_ ... best•llllcccmtt cwna WILL LSl/OfT OI SB.I. OM CONT'bCT GrHwy & ,...tectloa ••oad tllla •xdtillg .... Intl COl'illr C I If a ' ! t .._.. wtll: 3 .,..., ama. ... fmllly room ••d dl•l•9 roo•. ProfHsloH!ly decorated i• .... good taste aed '-•nl•. Coeuinl• to beocll m:d ...... c...+a. s 154,500. MIW-QtAllCLIMQ. RISH S 103.000 ::.. ... ~ .. === ... ...... ...., ........ uc, ..... J .................... ... c-'• •1th .._. /. Niii .._a. .... ..... c .... llCllATIOM. SICUllTY S IOl,500 ._._ ...... ..,.a ...... .._.. Mgl: • • WI. T.-h. pool 9d a.ell_...,_. a ywd. s.r-...,._ ...... IMPUS'SIYI & ldl Tllft.IX $471.000 lest ll•l•t po11lltl• fer tile ...... , ...... -. ..... u. •• •••,.•ut =.;:c•••• ••• •••Ir ,. .. ca Ila• 0--• mh • 1'-c.,, WT.D. er. ...... ....... ,. .. a ... 2633W.Coa5tHwy. Newport 8elch 6S1·1CqO ,, I \ \ j l , ! • •., ~·~ ... DAILYPn.OT -ICWIVIW OWlllRIWCE 5 BEDROOMS ThlS Puae £ulbluf honW wll.b 3 batN. fa mi· ly nn • plenl,y ol ap. r<w t~ kids, i.J cloae cat.bollc scbool 6 cb11ttb. l.Al£FIONT On lovely sec!uded II private Cherry Lake; large 3.000 ft. 4 bdrm .• family rm. 6 3 baths. flab, boat or 11wim. &.in. 1·5. ZMS Heat.her Lane, N.B. BAY CREST A real prestige area of Newport close to Upper Bay. Truly an executive ~ome, with 3 bdrms .• family rm. & 3 baths c Your own land mcluded • at Sl.82.000. Sun. 1 s l~l Lincoln Lane, N B. CHOJCE MODEL Harbor View Homes Palermo: 4 bdrms .. fam1!y rm , 3 baths & forma? dining rm "" $164,500. Sun. 2 6 1718 Port Ashley, N B. 2 NEW DUPLEXES ! On adjoining lots. well • designed 3 bdrm., 2 haths & laundry rm .. each apt. over 1600 sq It Take ; first owner advantage al "' $164,500 each • 2 BR·$61,500 • • Splendid condo only s · yrs old & h1gb!y up- • graded & air condi- tioned. Please call for de· tails GUARDED GATE ,, Lovely 3 bdrm. & family ... rm .• !·s tory Jasmine Creek hom e with beauttfully appointed amerut1es. $239,500 • END UNIT ""Beautiful Bluffs 3 bdrm. -Carmelita with J full baths, den, frplc. & com- : munity pool. Large .. 93/8% assumable loan. •• $158.500. BAY& BEACH ; 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. 7M11 .. Xlnt~Homt • Waiting 4-U. 3 BR, 2 Ba. •townbome. pool , clubhouse. Priced to sell • al"8,000 • OPEN SAT/SUN l·S 2347 Richmond Way XlntStarhn Two Orange County .Residential board & care homes. Illness forces sale. caos. to Sdlook : 4 BR, 2 Ba. Camily room. lge kitchen. College Park "home. Owner ?eaving •,area. ' OPENSAT/SUNJ.S 30I Bowlin& Grttn ' Lachenmyer Rf'alty Inc. 646.)9213 673-5 179 HOUSES FOR SAU z ... oow 1100 Sandi Ln .. Costa Mesa "2-8714 $80,990 Sat/Sun U ·5 948 Meadowlark Drive, WIWl• Sch 494·7710 $138.~ SaVSun 1·5 !702 Park Lane, Newport Bcb 9M-4M8 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1961 San.ta Ana Ave . Costa Mesa 646· lo.11 S•t/Sun 12·5 568 Seaward Or . Corona d~l Mar 673·2:M3 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 33 Can)'Oa laJaod <Bia Cyn >NB MM181 Sl82.000 Sat/Sun l -5 1500 Seranade Terr, CdM 881-1800 •114.500 at/Sun l 5 718 Malabar, Corona del Mar 831-1*>0 $1.88,000 Sat/Sun l-5 1806 N Huron. Santa Ana S.0.36186 $76,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 316 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 644 9513 $182,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5 38Sea Island <Bl& CaDyon) NB 6'2-823.5 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lOTanglewood <Woodbridge) Irv 552-7000 Sun. 1-~ 8788 G-207 Coral Springs, H.B. 536-0619 $64,000 Sun. 2·6 300 Intrepid. Nwpt Crst. NB 640-5.1S7 Sun 2-8 2691 Crestview, Bay Shores, NB 646-nu Sun 1-5 #6 Sweetwater (Turtle Rock) Irv. 644~ $147.900 Sun. 1·5 2 • ... FAM IM tW l>IM 24 Lakeview. Irvine. 551-~1 $126,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 471 62nd St., Newport Shores 645-3000 $103,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 t Seamist Circle, Newport Bch 540-2.511 $76,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Cerrito, Irvine 833-3821 $119,500 Sun 1·5 7 Rue Fontaine (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $2.65,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 93 J asmineCrkDr ,JsminCrkCdM 644-6200 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 S8 ArboJes, Irvine 752-1700 $112,000 -Sat/Sun 12·5 soo SanBe.mardillo., Newport Bch b46·7171 $122,950 Sun. 1-5 2301 Holly, Newport Beach 646-7171 $112.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Rue Fontaine (Big Canyon > NB 644-4910 $265,000 Sun. 1·5 #34 Lakeview. Woodbridge, Irv. 752-7315 $115,900 Sun 1 #34 Lakeview, Woodbridge, Irv. 752-7315 $115.900 Sun 1-5 602 Orchid <Old CdM > CdM 675-6000 $145,000 Sun. 1·5 •20291 DeervaJe Ln., Hunt'g Bch. 645-0303 $138,000 Sun. 1-5 1105 Devon <Westcliff) NB 642·823.5 $173,500 Sun. 1·5 330 Morning Canyon <ShoreclUfs > 675-4744 $350,000 Sat/Sunl-7 l IEDROOM 209 Loyola Rd .• Costa Mesa 546-878.1 $83,500 Sun 1·5 415 Santa Ana. Newport Beach 540-3666 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16082 Giarc, Huntington Beach 540-3666 $74,000 Sun 1-5 507 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 673-7300 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20581 Sandpiper Ln., Hunt. Bch 962-7751 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 202 Canal, Newport Beach 642-88.50 $124,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 416 Plata, Bluffs. N. B. 640·5357 Sat/Sun 2-6 • 1919 La Cuesta, Lem Hts, Tustin 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 2·6 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7383 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 2014 Barranca, Newport Bch 644·6036 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6000 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2196 Pomona Ave CW /Side> CM 645-0303 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 207 Milford Rd. (Cameo Shrs) CdM 673·4400 $249.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1518 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach Sat/Sun 1-5 1411 Kings Rd, Nwpt Hts, NB 642-8235 $349,500 Sat/Swl 1·5 2432 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 $U7,000 Sat/Stm 1-5 5308 River Ave., Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •21 Balboa coves. Newport Bch 631-1400 $2.65,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Chubasco (lrv Terr) CdM 642-5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4046 No. Orange View, Orange 644-7211 $112,000 Sunday 1-5 • • 3701 Seashore Dr .• Newport Bch 675-8676 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 325 E 23rd St., Eastside, C. M. 6'15-5511 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2804. Cliff, Newport Beach 646-n71 $m,OOO Sat/Sunl-5 19758 Bromley Ln., Hunt'g Bch. 536-8929 $71,500 Sun 1-5 2631 Vista Raquela (Bluffs) NB 646-325.5 $153,000 Sun.1-5 3129 Bermuda (Mesa Verde) C.M. 964-2455 Sunday 1-5 30831 Marilyn Dr., South Laguna 759-°'22 $1$9,500 Sunday 1-5 428 Prospect (Nwpt Shrs) NB 675-6000 $105,000 Sun. 1·5 4081 Belevedcre, Greentree, Irv. 7SV7315 $89,900 Sun l·S 301 Orchid (Old CdM) CdM 875-8000 $210,000 Sun. 1-S 278 Wilson, Costa Mesa M0-1720 m.soo sun.1-5 1180 Noria, Luuna Beach 49M551 •144,500 Sundaf 2--S 671 Darrell st., Cost.a Mesa 6"-1271 m ,500 Sundav 1.S 2944 Baker <Mesa Verde) CM ·· ~ssa> $109,000 Sun.1~s 32 WJld Goose, Nwpt Crest, NB 640-53.W Sun 2-6 1106 Valley, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $84.SOO • • • I 4 DIRECTORY =',•~.JL~·.:i:-.:-;;,~..:..C.t~~=~.= ...._ ....... .., ........ .,.... ..... _, .. ..,_ ....... .._. ... s• .,_. ..... I 1328 Conway. Costa Mesa ~0-1720 $94,900 Sun. 1·5 410 Vlsta Roma <Eastbluff) NB 642-~ $124.950 Sun. 1-5 14 Canyon Island (Big Cyn) N.B. 64.2-823.5 $165.000 Sun. 1-5 l .. & GUIST HOUSI 308 Coronado (Bal Penin > Newport 642-3338 Sat/Sun 1-5 l II .... FAM IM cr DIH 2206 Raleigh Ave .. Costa Mesa 631 -1650 $74,900 Sunday l·S * 100 Kings Place, Newport Beach 673·1181 $389,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1214 Nottingham <Westclf) NB 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1-5 •97 Jasmine €reek Dr ..• CdM 675-5511 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 30861 Marilyn Dr., S. Laguna 496-2790 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1649 Bluebird Cyn <Rancho Lag) 494-2146 Sat/Sun 12 till 5 34561 Calle Rosita, Capistrano Bch 494-3395 $87 ,500 Sun 1·5 1206 Vista Cantor a , San Clemente 492·8700 $187,000 Sunday 2-6 2315 Prt Carlisle <HVH > Npt Bch 640·4105 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21791 Summerwind, Huntington Bch 646·7414 Sat/Sunday 12-4 9782 Cathay Cir .. Huntington Bch 54()-3666 $114,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 540-3666 $299,000 &inday l ·5 14285 Blackpool, Westminster 540-~ $92,250 Sat/Sun 1-5 2007 Commodore, Newport Beach 673-7300 $177,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •909TillerWay <HVHlsl NB 640-53(11 $257 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 465 Nyes Place, Laguna Bch 499.5035 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2512 Vassar Pl <College Pk> CM 751-5191 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2007 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-7060 $249,900 Sun 1-5 2005 Yacht Mischief <Seavu) NB 640-8666 $248,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 2016 Yacht Resolute <Seavu) NB 675·3411 $244,:500 Sat/Sun 1-5 457 Santa Ana Ave. CNpt. Hts.) NB 646-4463 $142,600 Sat/Sun 1-5 543 Santa Ana Ave. < Npt. Hts.) NB 646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 333 CataJina Dr. <Npt. Heights> NB 646·4463 $179.900 Sun. 1-5 •4~25 Camden Dr.CamShrs,CdM 673-4041 $459,000 Sat/Sun 11-7 * •2 BaJboa Coves. Newport Bch 673-7737 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2139 Republic, Costa Mesa 642·0697 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 1501 Lincoln Ln <Bayerest> N.B. 759-0811 $182,000 Sun. 1-5 1818 Pt. Renwick <HVHms) NB 675·60QO $159.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673·5354 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 29055 Ridgeview, Lagtma Niguel 497·3388 $169.000 Sun. 1-5 832 S. Elliott. Santa Ana 546-2313 $67 .900 923 Congress. Cos~a Mesa Sun. 1-5 546-2313 $79.900 Sun. 12-5 6501 Erie, Huntington Beach 962-7788 $72,900 Sunday 1·5 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 642·0953 $198,500 Sat/Sun 2-6 2642 Vista Ornada (Bluffs) NB 642·823.5 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2049 Port Bristol <KV Homes> NB 644-6200 $165,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 322 Poinsettia Ave., CdM 644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• •1311 Bayside Dr .. CdM 642-8235 $465,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• 1915 Bayside Dr., CdM 642·8235 $412.500 Sat/Sun 1-6 1619 Bonnie Doone (Irv. Terr) CdM 631-1400 Sat/Sun 1·5 220 Coral, Balboa Island 673-6900 Sunday 2-6 375 E. 23rd St., Back Bay, NB 646-'TTU Sat/Sun 1-5 2948 Redwood (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $90,000 Sat/Sun l·S 14352 Matisse, Irvine 752-1700 •.soo Sunday 12-4 3732 Provincetown, Irvine 752·1700 $91,900 Sun.12-4 5542 Wendy <Cal. Classic> H.B. 752·1700 $99,950 Sat/Sun 12-5 3642 Provincetown, Irvine 752-1700 $94,900 Sun. 12·4 •1618 Irvine Ave. (Baycrest) N.B. 644.9000 $174.000 Sun. 2-5 367 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 963-0875, 546-'T180 Sunday 1 ·5 326 Ruby Street, Laguna Beach 497·1705 Sunday 1-5 •3030Samoa, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $99.999 Sun. 1-4 1818 Port Renwick <HVHomes >NB 640-4424 $154,900 Sun. 1-5 218 Hanover <Coll. Pk> CM 540-1720 $84.500 SUn. 1-5 375 Princeton. CM 754-0286 S86.500 SUR 10-6 1206 Essex Ln .. Westclitr, NB 642-3850 $15.5,000 Sun.1-5 977 Santa Ana, Laguna Beach 497 -3331 $148.500 Sunday 2·5 1798 Hawaii <Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 $98.500 Swt. 1·5 615 Rockford <Cameo Hghlnds > CdM 644~ ·$210.000 Sun. 1-5 2907 Hbr View Dr. HV Hills,CdM 644-6200 $299.500 Sun. 1-5 1500 Cornwall (Westclirf) NB 642-823.5 Sun. 1-5 1618 Mariners Dr .• Newport Bch 642-8235 $149.900 Sun. 1-5 21 Snowberry <Deerfield) Irvine 752-1414 $94.900 Sun. 1-S 23 Snowben-y (Deerfield> Irvine 752-1414 $93,500 Sun. 1·5 263 Ocean View. Nwpt Hts .. N. B. 646·7711 Sunday 1-S 2018 Centella Pl., Newport Bch 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 #17 Odyssey Ct.. Newport Beach 645·7221 .$148.000 Sun. 1-5 4 IEDIOOM 2327 Rutgers <Col Pk) Costa Mesa 540-1979 $84,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 26082 Via San J ose. Mission Viejo 586-9922 $86,900 Sat/Sun allday 27762 Camino Santo Domingo, SJC 496-2381 $88,800 Sat/Sun all day 12622 Barrett Lane. Tustin 631 -1800 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2501 Windover. Corona del Mar 673-7300 $315,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 10092 Sprit Cir .. Huntington Bch 646-4141 $117,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640-5357 Sat/Sun 2-6 •204 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 642-5200 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2965 Country Club Dr .. Costa Mesa 643·0303 S99.900 Sun 1-5 336 Vista Daya. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $132.500 Sat l -S/Sun2-6 ••#13 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 631-1400 $365,000 Sunday 1-5 2837 Shantar, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $71.900 Sun.11·4 105 Via Ravenna <Lido Isle> NB 675-6000 $28.5,000 Sun. 1·5 2919 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde> CM 546· 1554 $115.000 Sun. 1 :> 19382 Jerrilyn, Huntington Bch 839-6623 $73.000 Sun. l ·S 20371 Somerville Ln .. Hunt'g Bch 960·6210 $79,900 Sun 12·5 2.5192 Via Piedra Blanca, Lag Nig. 497-2426 $99,500 Sun 1-5 289 Camellia CE/Side) CM 546-5880 Sun. 1·5 10316 Columbia River Ct.. Ft. Vly 848·434G $85,900 Sun. 1·5 2120 Aster Pl <Eastside> CM 546·5990 $107 .500 Sun. I 20372 Bayview. Costa Mesa 754·1202 $125,000 Sunday 1-5 2837 Corvo Place. (Mesa Verde> CM 751 ·1413 Sun 1·5 4 U pla FAM RM _. DEM • 1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644-9060 $254,500 Sat/Sun I 5 3005 Garfield. Costa Mesa 556-2660 $84,900 Swnday 1·5 1865 Tahiti Dr .. Costa Mesa 540-7196 $169,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2215 Arbutll.5 (E/Blwf) NB 644-1732 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8552 Lorraine, La Cuesta, HB 960-1311 $126,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 709 CameoHJghlands Drive. CdM 673-1~ $247 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 19 Satinwood. Irvine 552-4398 $99,500 Sat/Sun 10-6 •2315 Arbutus (Eastbluff l NB 955-0117 $225.000 Sat/Sunday 1720 Port Stirling. Newport Bch 640-1141 $159,500 Sunday 1-5 2082 PhaJaropeCt <Mesa Verde> CM $56-7073 $149.500 Sat/Sun 10-6 •36 Royal St. George Rd .• NB 644-5837 1359.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1649 Labrador. Mesa Verde, C.M. 751-3191 $89,900 Sunday 1·4 •975 Denver Drive. Costa Mesa 545-7428 $108,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1070 Mission Drive. CbSta Mesa 751 -3191 Sunday 1·4 895 Sonora, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •40 Balboa Coves <Bal Cvs) NB 640-6161 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 ••34 Balboa Coves.BlboaCvs,NB 675-7060 $327,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 27 Golden Star, Deerfield, Irv. 631·1800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Marfnen Dr. <Westclilf) NB 3115 Platt, Costa Mesa o.u.4910 $l79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 640-5357 Sun 2-6 V"t"t 979 =ka (Mesa H.lnds> c.M. 18 Morro Bay. Spyglass, CdM •~ ~ s 1.JS 640·1812 Sunday l ·S "" 'CH"",500 · un. 907 Sandcastle Dr .• CdM 529Concha (Bluffs) NB 640_5500 S2lO,OOO Sat/Sun 1.5 ~ $l33,000 Sun. l-S 17 Whitewood, lrvlne • 18814 Santa Marlana. Ftn Vil. 552•1799 $l29,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 962-4454 '$93.500 un. l·S 2827 Carob (Eastbluf() NB 11:5~~a~~ Mesa v~:~~r-6 , 640-0168 s119,soo Sat/Sun 1-s 23 Montanus Norte, Irvine 1777 OrloJe <Mesa Verde> CM 957~ 833-2792 Sunday 12..S 546-5990 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1821 PitcAii'n (Mesa Verde) CM •2001 Chubasco (Irv Terr) CdM ~ $134.500 Suoda)'.1-5 875·6000 $2071500 Sat/Sunl..S ·-· 1214 Starboard Way (lfVIOs > CdM G75·6000 $279.~ Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1750 Skylark <Baycrest> NB 675-6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •615 Bayside Dr .. NewPOrt Bch 675-6900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1906 Port Cardltf. Newport Beach 644·9060 $219.500 Sunday 1-5 1942 Santiago. Newport Bch 640-5357 Sat/Sun 2-6 4833 Cortland, Corona de1 Mar 673-5354 $229.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2245 Heather Lane, NewJ>()rt Beach 759.~11 Sun.1·5 1718 Pt. Ashley <HV Homes> N.B. 759-~11 $164.500 Sun. 2-6 1874 Rhodes (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $128,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 2964 Bimini Pl. <Mesa Verde) CM 644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 iOO K Street <Balboa Penin> NB 645-7575 $299.500 Sun. 1-5 •227 Sherwood. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $132.500 Sunday l ·S •2870 Clubhouse. Mesa Verde. CM 546-2913 $139,950 Sa 1().5/S l ·4 9342 S. Gilbert. Anaheim 546-2313 $159.500 Sunday 1-5 •4601 Camden. Corona del Mar 673·8.S50 $415.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3402 Timber. Santa Ana 540-1720 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1531 Highland Dr., Nwpt Bch 645-4.226 $229,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3016 Garfield Ave .. Costa Mesa 556·2660 $77.900 Sunday 1·5 3234 Nebraska Pl <Mesa Verde> CM 556-7996 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 269 Sierks <Et Side> CM 546-5880 $99.950 SattSun 1-5 523 Seaward Rd .. Corona del Mar 642-2171 Sat/Sun 12-S 2945 Cassia (East bluff l N pt. Bch. 640·5560 $176.500 Sun. 1-5 1020 Santiago Dr .. DvrShrs.NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1-5 •15532Sunburs t. Hunt'g Beach 752-1700 $157.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 2628 Vis ta Omada <Bluffs> NB 631-1400 ..$179,SOO Sat /Sun.1-.5 308 Bowling Green <Coll. Pk) CM 646-3928 $89.750 Sat/Sun 1-i 14171 Moore Court, Irvine 752-1700 $115,900 Sunday 12-4 19441 Sierra Mia Rd .. Irvine 752-1700 $129.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 3417 Santa Clara. Mesa Wds. C.M . 546-4141 $132.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2973 Java <Mesa Verde I CM 540-1720 $149.000 Sun. 1-5 2030 Calvert <Mesa Verde> CM 540·1720 $134.950 Sun.1·5 2853 Euorpa <Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 Sl37,750 Sun.1-5 1175 Boise. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $82.900 Sun. 1-5 618 BarkJey <Collins Pk) Orange 546-5990 $99,950 Sun. 1-5 446 Catalina Dr. <Nwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $188.500 Appt only 30731 Paseo del Niguel. Lag. Nig. 831-9837 $181.500 Sun 11-4 1823 Port Carlow <HVHms > NB 640-5711 Sunday l ·S * 1108SaJvador <Mesa del Marl CM 545-8.510 Sun. l ·5 611 Westwood Dr .. Westminster 848-4343 Slll.900 Sun. 1-5 4014 Blackfin, Racquet Club. Irv. 752-7315 $128,000 Sunday 1·5 9038 LaCrescenta (LaLinda) FV 546·5990 $149.000 Sun. 1·5 •1080Salinas, <Mesa Woods> CM 645-0303 $132,500 Sun. 1-5 • 1180 Bolisie. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $102,000 Sun. 1·6 64 Oak Tree Ln .. Irvine 552-0499 $144 .000 Sun. 1-5 4610 Dorchester <Cameo Hlnd l NB 673-8205 $214.500 Sun. 1-5 * 1133 White Sails (HV Halls l CdM 642·823.5 $219.500 Sun. l·S 128 Via Havre <Lido Isle> NB 642·823.5 $350,000 Sun. l ·5 •5271 Heil Avenue. Huntington Bch 642·8235 $89,900 Sun. 1-5 #8 Gunnison <Univ Prk>. Irv. 754· 1202 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 2632 Vista d el Oro. Newport Beach 645·7221 $129.900 Sun. l ·S 936 Crocus f Greenbrock 1 C:\I i51·68.11 5102.500 Sun 1·5 2972 Andros 1 ~lesa Verde 1 C:\I ~46·4418 S92.500 Sun 12·6 1911 Yacht Maria. :'Ii B 645·6080 S298.000 Sun 1 5 5 U ,... FAM IM or DEH 17952 Hopkins <Univ. Park l Irv. 552-9104 $117.500 Sat/Sun 2712 Wavecrest <HBHls) CdM 675-6000 $279.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10292 Meredith, Huntington Bch 962-7788 $118.500 Sunday l ·S 2214 Port Carlisle. Newport Beach 644-9060 $189.500 Sunday 1·5 2972 Mindanao. Costa Mesa 673-8700 $126.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 3850 Ocean Birch. Corona del Mar 644·6200 Sat/Slm 1-5 1824 Port Ashley CHV Homes> NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Pt. Ashley <HVHms> N.B. 642-5200 $197.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2004 N. Capella Ct (Mesa Verde l CM 546-4141 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 6D .... MMIMMDIN •·U Carpbrla, ~pyglass. CdM 640-1812 Sunday 1 5 #4 Mission Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640· 1812 Sunday l ·5 5351 Strasburg (Ranch> Irvine 546·5880 $120,000 Sun.1-S CONDOMINIUMS FO~ SALE 2 llDIOOM •35 Seascape. Newport ~ach 640-1812 Sunday l -5 •5062 Boxwood. lrvlne 546·2313 $79,900 " . I ' ~.~~······~~~~ ....... ~~~::.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... •-•tll 100 81Mr.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 ewr.e IOOJ . ..... . ....... ········•··········•··· ··••······•••·•·····•·· ......••....•..•••..... {;st~ W' 644-1133 I g:.11~ ANYTIME lHE ILUFFS OHN HOUSES SAT. Ale SUM.1·5 llHl.Ab•MCA Lo-t Prite ln or ls anal Bluffs; 3 bdrma .• 2 baths . n w carpetina. freshly pa.lcted, parkllng concUtlon. Hurry! $U4.'50 JM YISTA SU991 Specious 2 & den ; lmmaculate conditJaa ! Cle n a pin! Perfect for small famif¥ or couple. Close to schools & shopping Has everything. don't row! ma.ooo EASTILUFF ..... OM A H&.L 3 Levels, panoramic view of bay, Bluffs It Newport Center; graciOU8 entryway. step-down to buse family rm. w /bar , terraced garden w /spacious patio. lntenor decoratina by A.I. (Carolyn Fletcher>. landscaping by In Uving Color. Like a new home. all 2 ,480 sq. ft .. Jn Eastbluff. 'Stop by 2833 Alta Vista Sun. to preview this new listing. $229,500. LIASIS Al.SO AVAii.AiLE NEW -VIEW -CdM DUPLEX TRUL YONEOFAKIND Beautifully wood shingled 3 bedroom, 2 bath front cottage with custom brick walkway, cpzy woodbuming fireplace surrounded by beds of colorful bouquets of flowers . Decorator-perfect 2 bedroom. 2 bath back unit elates pride of ownership. Skylighting, 'beamed ceiling and a very accommodating wetbar w /plush fireplace. Enjoy a fantastic view of the bay and ocean from the upstairs owner unit. CdM's very best. $234.500. LOWIST Pal PllCI The low~st priced view home in Cameo SborM hs at 207 Milford Rd. Not too lot e, but not too amall either. A well built home with 3 bdrma., located on one of the lar1eat canyonsld lots in Cameo Shone. JI you want t~. there'• plenty ol room to add on. 1249.SOO And the owner wiU help finance' Open th.la weekend. HOISi LOYBS Here's your chaoce to build your home U\ an urea with other elegant home&, where horses are permttt.ed ... oll with an ocean view! For th0&e who have followed real catate prtcet along the coast. this price of $70.000 per acre can only be described a.a unbehevabJel Located in p1ctur~ue &n Juan Capistrano. just minutes from the Dana Point Yacht Harbor. YIU.AGE WAUC Boasting one of lbe finest recreational facilities anywhere, this community, near So. Coast Plaza. is a great place m which to live & our listing at 2931-E So. Jo•airview Ave .. is the place for you to live it. A super neat "two" plan, with 3 bdrms., 2 baths, beamed ceilings, sharp decorating & located on a large grass greenbell Can't be beat at $75,500. Open this weekend. CAWM6 ALL llDS With 5 bdrms., you can finally have a room of your own, plus you can enroll this fall in the excellent Newport school system. Tell Mom & Dad the prlce is right at $184,200 & lbey will love living in The Blutrs area, with all its many amenities. Be sure to also tell Dad the yard & outside are taken care of, so he can curl up in the den to watch football & relax, on Sunday afternoon. All Mom & Dad have to do is call Harbor Realty & we will take you all "over to see your new home. .,, COMPUTERIZED MAIKETIM& come in for a free demonstration of how our computer can help you find a home. or give you a marlcet analysis oC your present home. "Let our experience work for you." 673-4400 DIRECTORY CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE Z llDROOM 129 Monte Vista <Bayclf() San Clem 492-2415 $74,900 Sunday 12-5 • •310 Fernando ( #104 >. Npt. Bch. 675-5200 $155,000 Stm. 1-5 2 II ..... FAM RM or DEH 35 Montane; Este <RSJ ) Irv. 955·1fJ68 $119,500 Sat/Sun l·S •9712 Brookhaven Cir., Hunt'g Bch 645-2094 $79,900 Sat/Sun l-5 3 IEDIOOM •430VistaGrande (Bluffs) N.B. 644-7~ $183.500 Sat/Sun 2-5 537 Playa <The Bluffs> Npt. Bch 640-5560 $19'l,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 406 Plata <Bluffs), Newport ~h 631 -Un> $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2931-E So. Fairview, Santa Ana 673-4400 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1-S •603 Vista nonita <Bluffs) N.B. 644-7020 $161,900 Sunday 1-S 3 • ... FAM aN or DIM 361 Moote Vista, Costa Mesa Ql-0718 $82,000 Sat/Sun l ·S '12 Vista Trueba (BluffsJ'N.B. 640-1858 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1317 Bayside Dr .. NB 675-3411 $525.000 Sun 1·5 4 • .... FAM IM or DBI •2476 Rue de Cannes. Costa Mesa 962-7788 $85,900 Sunday 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 75 Sea Island (Big Cyn) NB 875-«>00 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 1076 Buckiqbam, Newport Beach 6'6-7711 Sat/Sun 1-6 >-OOM 51 Sea Island <B1-Cyn >NB 175-6000 $159.SOO Sat/SUD l.S 2147 Rlcbmood Way, Montlcello,CM 6'8-3928 $89,000 Sat/SUD 1.S ••4'09W. Coast Hwy, N.B. SU-0309 $250,000 Sun. J :»-S:30 ................ •2'35 Marieilles, Costa M .. 5*-231.8 ta,900 • Sun l·S 4 IEDIOOM 17545 Sequoia Tree, Univ Pk., Irv. 646-7711 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 3 II pin I la 308-308ir., Sapphire, Balboa Island ~73-4062 $239,500 Sunday 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 A & I U 700-700,h Begonia, Corona del Mar 675-7424 $152,500 Sat/Sun l·S J .. ..... ' •• 305/3051h Coral, .8aJboa Island 675·3331 $246,500 Sunday l·S 3. & z •• 200 Diamond (Balboa Isl.), N.B. 675-2910 $269,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 415/4151h Iris, Corona del Mar 642-5200 $194,500 Sun. 1-5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE lR&2A&IR 1204 W. Balboa Blvd., Npt Bch 645-7575 $175,000 Sun.1·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE J-2 U"S & I S...U 578 W. WUson #A, Costa Mesa 842-8540 $147,900 Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 ... OOM 300 E. Cst Hwy (DeAnza VWace> NB 642·8235 $49,900 Sat/S4m 1·5 HOUSES FOR IENT l ... OOM •2632 Riverside (Eut.ide >CM 67ucn> $600 mo. SU!lday l·~ J• ... M.MIMw ... 1955 Pt. LOCkslei.h (HV Romes> NB 6"·7383 $675 Mo. Sat/Swll-5 8und9y. August 13, 1971 • DAil. Y PfLOT •T MISA VllDI REDUCtD TO '89.000 Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home In immac. condltlon. Xlnt loc. ..._..,_.S. Ga•rel 1002·1a-.r.. IOOJ . •.............•••..... ••·····•·••····•••·••·· .................. ., .. . ••• ,.. . 1002 ---------------····•·····•·•·•········ ' IACI IAY MISAYBDI LIDO ISLE IA YFROMT ~ Fine 4 bdtm., 2~ bath f amlly home nn quiet cul de sac. Overalzed PoOl. . playhOUM, extra atoraae. $169,000. MOITH FIRST TIME OFFERED. Vla Li~ Nord ba.vfront home: 40 ft. lot next to L.I .C.A.Deach. 3 Bdrms. +guest apt.. pier & 1Up, sunny patio '625,000. Mn.ONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips CGol all In your backyard bea&«l • fUtered awl m · mLq pool. Thia bome la a charmJnc a bedroom. da 6 2 bath witb a t = bcaJt·lD COWltJ')' .. ------.. -----.... ="'~~~ Lawson t1~~:: ~!~~h Sl00,000.CALL'151.ai9\. lte.ilty Comp•ny 114-675-4562 CSELECT BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR I , r l) • ~ o t ~ t ( J '• (1 j f1 j T" PROPERTIES !!!!!!!!!!!!_!!!!!!!_!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! macnab/ irvlne realty FtMll PIOPllnlS ** OPEN TODAY ** CANYON I CATAlllA YEW Cadleo JOghlands! U.bt IJ alry, pl'Of. deeonttd I BR re.ldence widen • cllnin1 area. POOL Neluded ln low-malnL courtyard IJ walk to 3 private beaches. $210.000. OPEN 1·5 P.M. etS ROCKPORD, Cdll. <N·TI> "BEAUTIFUL SITllNG'' l"inely upgraded home wt fanwUc view or ocean. Harbor. C&talina & night ll1hta. 3 11· BRs, cozy d.a " family rm. Dramatic 3·way stone fpJc. Lovely landscaped covered vlewln1 terrace. Private yard w/cuatom jacuzzi " ... ftr'e nn,. sm,.500 lnct. land. <Land coatrac:t> OPEN 1-5 P .11. 2901 HARBOR VJEW DR, HV HIUS. <N·72l HARIOR VIEW kNOU Very specially decorated 3 BR Cape Cod MftdomHUum wffamUy rm• rcnnal dlnlna rm. SO mveb tndiUaaaJ charm 4 privacy ln tbla end unit fl cloM to ~. pool" tfaDia court. SlSl,000 as you own tbe land! OltEIC 1-4:30 P.M. 2701 HILLTOP DR. (N·73) CAPE COD HEAR1H EXCllS With wanntb as charm ln WestelUJ! 2 BRa • conv. den . 2 fplcs · 2 patios. Now ooly $173,500! OPEN H P.11. 1105 DEVON. CN·74l A BE5T BUY IN TME aUFFSI HUllm $25,000 PRICE REDUCTION! Owner bou&bt another • needs fast escrow! 3 BRs. 3 full baths, wood·paneled ramlly rm w/bearned eeUlng. Prof. redecorated providing over 2100 sq. rt. or luxury living at "yeete~s Price"! NOW ONLY Sl•..500. OPEN 1·5 P.M. 3642 VIStA ORNADA. <N·'15) SMl&RAIR Are ca= a 3 BR wesicurr bome walltlac dlstaace rrom a ~t.er. You'll love tbe ceUlnp Ir taaty decor tbLs little answer to the .. ~ ... Sl'TUOO. OPEN 1-5P . .H.1.500CORNWALL. <N·76> "MOUNTAIN UYING .. AT THE IEAOI Beautlrul linllle-atory residence w/lovely rme 1ardens overlooldq t&e ~ -room for pool • Jacuul ! 4 11. Bib. family rm + atrium. Lota ol privacy! Loc*:s UM a model! $28t$0. Appt. oe&y. Donna GQdabaU MMZOO. CN-87) MONMX> IN HARBOR VIP# Sharp 2 BR + conv. den ln abeolute mint condiUon! Lovely landscaptn1, wrap-around patio, room for doc run or small boat. Recreation area & comm. oool. 1137,500 i.nol. land. Appt. only. Loil Egan~. <?~.a> Ull>A ISLE BAmtONT LC· pier & slip ln protected location. Excit.ina family res. coat.ahaina s BRa. 5~ batM (Incl. maid's rm " bath w/aeparat.e entrance>. Huie 1ame rm w/wet bar. paneled library/den + formal dinlq overlooklnl the Bay. Private comm. beach• 2'-br. l\W'ded entry aue. $975,000 incl. laAd. Appt. only. Lury Dyer MUZS5. <N .. > WllWffHOME BIG, BIG 5 BR faml.ly home w/over2SOO sq. ft. all on one • noor! Big lot, too, fOC' pool, ~or play area for the kids. Near .teboob. s-J'k & a . . 1119,JOO. Re.dy to move In 5008 before school . Jeanne Newman 642-8285. <N-80) MONACO W /VlfW1 Located on pttm.ium lot jual beneath Harbor Ridge. Fantutic sit-down view on fee lalld. 3 BR w/eat·ln kiltben. formal dilllng rm, brick fplc. A terrific value al • $179,500! Joyce Edlund 642-11235. <N-911 lHEaUffSI Newly P&.int.ed 3 BR, dinlnt rm. spill-level townhome nestfed amona towerln1 pines & surrounded by expansive grtie1fbelt. SJ.92.SOO OC' lease/option al $800/mo. Lynne ValeotineM4-GOO. <N·921 • MARVBOUS llfWfORT lMNG AND a "bell~"! Approx 3N01q. ft. of family living 011 quiet street. 4 BR. raibilY rm home perfect ror the active familY ·w/lg. wort.shop • office adj. 1araae. SJJM.750 fee. Barbaia Awie &a-8235. <N·93> -- 1618 MARllBS DI. OPEN 1.S P .M. Lovely location, 2 blocks from l&arinen Park la lebools. Beautifully redecorated 3 BR + den bome wtapaclou.1 fenced yard. All new kitchen appliances + quality plush cpt & hardwood noons. 1149,900 Incl laod. <N·111 YOU r.AN'T ASK FOR MOREi • BRa. pool Ir ma&nlflcent view all ln ooe lovely package! What Is more, the owner bu priced tbia splendid property for Immediate sale! OPEN 1-5 P.H. 1133 WHITE SAILS WAY. HV HILLS. tN-71> P«fVIC( & BBWUf PLUS &ee'Urityl What more could one wutT There's more! A 2-story. 3 BR, dinlnl nn home to cbarm )'OU + lush low malnt & the chariama ol Bll Canyon wtpooJ, jacuzzi & tennis. A vlsual experience IJ inveatmeot. $165,000. OPEN 1-5 P.11. 114 CANYON ISLAND. <N·7t> UDO ISlf • 1 ST OPEii HOUSE 128 VIA HAVRE. OPEN 1·5 P.M. One of the widest atreeta on Lido • approx. •~ x 88' lot. Tile roof; traditional. s~clous llvln1 rm: formal dlnlu: famJJy rm vlewa Wed patio; 4 BR&. 3 baths. $350,000 lad land. <N·801 WESTQJfF -POOL -$159,500 OPEN 1>5 P.M. 1508 DOVER DR. Real.lJ one ol t.be 1reat buys ln Westclirrt N~!i fl palnL 4 aeoerous BRs + lg. titdlen wtpatieled r nn. Rot>m for trailer or boat + cbUdren's play area. eeda some TLC • owner bought another & arudoull CN-81) **CALL TO SIE ** HARllOI VIEW 1111.S This 4 BR, family rm home la lituated on a 1reenbelt w/.ome oceu A nfcht U1bt vlew. fDlb bMmed ceilin&I • uae ol slue lend tbemselv• &o a liPt •all')' reelhl1 Jtllt walUnl ror your creat.lve toucbel. A must see at $261.500. SaDdle Fb M4-GIO. <N-G) CAPE COO Water • nllbt Upt rieft trom thla Newport ~ cuatom bolile. 4 spacious 81\a, fonnal dlnlnl rm, eocloMd wet bar, boa• rm. lntseom. tc. doMta •extra atora1e. 8Parklinll swhnmlot peol reatuna dlvtq board A water llide. Oaly '172,500. IOJC9 rAluDd tcUllS. <N-83> YOU IEALl Y SltCMID Sii 111$1 Hi1hb' ~ Bia Canyon 8roac1mqar Plan 4 oa ont of the 111 Ota~ JN' of tronta1e1 4 BR.a. a batha, bullt·ln ubt.Dftr)-, 3 1>1atic» + rountam. MW.UOO , ... Appt. only.1..ylm V~tHGOO. (N-16) OCUH VIEW IN CAMEO SHOIES Fantastic, pro(. decorated sln&le-story residence w/4 BRa. 3~ baths, formal din.Ina & famlly rm. Pool in secluded. private courtyard. Only steps to private beaches! 134.S.OOO. Donna Godsball 644-6200. CN·N > BIGCNIYON Broadmoar Plan 2 w/room ror a pool! This spacious 4 BR home bunt around an atrium offers high beamed ceilings. country ldkhen le 3-car gange. Close to schools le shopping. $369,000. Lynne Valentine 64f.«200. <N·95) A lEGEND IN TIE COVE Extra special l·BR. den, 2~ bath condo wtdl locaied in the pre&Ufious "Cove" condos on the bayfront! ' Decorated 10 earth tones. Acceas to pool, Jac\Uzl & private beach. Askin& $229,000 leasehold. Martha Macnab &CZ-8235. CN·96l AIS<lUTB. Y SPECTMlURI Paddle t.ennia court on Bil Canyon &olf COUJ'Se. Lovely cwstom 6 BR family home built around pool·&lze atrium. Offers evuytbing roe lhe di.scriminalinl buyer! '950,000. Lynne Valeot.ine84U200. <N·97) BEAUTIFUi. llG CAllYOll Vo. probably woa't ftnd anything to match tb1s for vtew, locaUon It style! Uve oo the COff cou.ne aurroanded w/truquil views ol the lwra.ry that prevails in this Z BR. den• formal dioiq rm bome w/m.any DPCndes. Close to tennis le pool. kar 1ara1e. Compare! $239,500. Jane Paquin 8G-823S. CN·lll) llftl IAY 8WITY • $169.000 L11ht It airy .2-story 1arden home prof. decorated • reat..arlal eoUd rosewood family rm, 3 oversized Bfta, lovely t.en-aced, no-care ga,.ns + used brick patio. Paula Bailey 6G-8235. <N·99) IUOt UYING AT ns ANESTI Exceptional "A" rnme 2 BR. den. 2 bat.b home in Newport Sbort9. TGtally uparaded • deccnt.t wtlavtah uaa1e or bardwooda. brass la alasa. Greal locaUon acroM rrom pool & teanJ.a. Offered In FEE at SJ.80,000! Appt. oa.ly. Martha Macnab 842.-8235. CN·100) DBIGHTRI. BIOADMCXJt PUN ' ID tbe auard·Pted community of Bi& Canyon · centnl.ly locat.ecf oe.r Npt's rhlanclal center. seboob la aboppln1. 4 BRs, 3 batbs. formal dlnlna. spacious kitchen + lo•·malnt yard. '425.000. Lynne Valentine 844.&!0Q. <N·lOU VISTA IJB. UDO DRAMATIC BAYFRONT APT 5-floors a~ t.be actiOol BeauUlull1 ~ttd w/tbe nn.t aJ)pOtntJQenta • new Ooor covwtnaa. a~. etc. BreeUrtU:l.na vtns ol Harbor,~ a C&talUia. Ad\llta oa1y • f\aU -=· ~b&e bMt allp! -.000. Kart.ha K&enab (.N·l.OZ> IB'POIT aJNDO 0.. of a ldad, I bdtm. + dto1 f~t.v. Uvtq nn. wtua .,. bar. fclrmaJ GJnlnt, oveni..a mstr. bdrm. Rdt. • mKb IQOl'el Owner Lransf. • wuta fut aale! •m.500. Paula BaUey~ CN-103> 712·1414 4MIC...-Dr. ~·~c:..... A -t-,._ "'#llt: Iii. h #,fa. A • ~ ~, ._ 4' "-.,.._ •\ ~ .. ,,.. I' t-.,. ~ • _. .. ··~···,···~·'~'''•••~·-·· . . , .... . I l -r " OM.Y PILOT kftd!IJ A.!pUll 1~ 1171 • ~.~~ ....... ~-~~••••u• ~::.~.~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ~.~~ ..... .. H1 n,_S. efwWt ............. "-"PorW. Ces .. W... 1024 c:.e.Mete 1024 C..MeM IOZ4 i;.~~ ....... !~~~ ...... _!!!'!'! ... !!~ ........................................................................................... ~······················ ....................... ······~··············· ~, I I. ... , n h 1007 ...... lbl c.-...... IOJ Noqualily·Dramauc nu UC9TIOMAL 8:~~~~ ~t2 ~~~:~ ................. --........................... _ ... -............................ 1 MIWCUSTOti4 aty. 3Br. 2'-' ba Nr0 bch. 4 Bdrms. -4: family rm. panel'&. sprnklr. con NOMI BK dn Sl.29,950. M8-l03S This home is completely crete dr . elec ear drop IAYRONT Cbarmll\& 3 bedroom 3 th IW>me + separat e m id '1 quarten • k th. Oourm ldtch n, aunoy brM.llfu t room, e¥pansive Uvtna room 41 dUdna area with vaulted beamed celltql, library, & wet. bar. Private IMacb adjoins tnie-shacMd bridl pado. Sll0.--64t.aulw611•M•-.r1a-.. J..A. llYMOLDS co. ....... ••••••••••••••••••••• llACMCGnA .. t.ovely a 81t • den. RNdy rcw -,.. 11tmmer partt•. £11Jo1 ~Hn W.. to U..-tocntans ol UU bame. Reclut'-ed to IJl.OllO. b""7 call DOW ' 140-3666 llfllelc .. 11 ~f.\l !'l.\•t c"'l••-IMdt 1011 ....................... OCIAMYllWS OMfllLAMD tn2.SOO. Leal expensive Odll view property 00 . market! 3 Bdrma .• 2 beU.. wood Ooon. used brick. beamed ceillnp. llove-ln condiUon ! Drive by '17 Cortez Cin:le, then JWIJI CIEll ,,, .. , ....... c ., .. c ...... ..., PL.AM I .. ,..., Mela -2 BR + den, 2 BA. beautlfully decorated. Lowest price re1ale in J a1mtne Creek. Fully uparllded w/pvt. froot court)'ard. auto aprlnkJsa • aecurity system. $20'1 .000 UlllCW.Dllft. Pt.A.M II WIMI ..... MOllL -2 BR. den, 2 BA, 2 (r ptca. never li ved -In . Fully land scape d & u paraded. air condlUooed. $212.000. 14 JlnY DIJYL Pl.AM IY MOOI n M0011. -3 BR, 2~ BA, extenllve Jandlcape. rniCtoWave, all extras. aw... trasnafernd & must sell. $239,500. D WNITIWA19 DllYI. PLAN IY MOOI llST WOlll. -3 BR. 21h BA. f amll.Y room. balcony off master suite • 12 toamt•h>a, all extras. A MUST SEE! $259,500. 11 SHOALNIYL 7Sf.OJH Builder 1ay1, 1ell this refu rblshed: Jn lovely nr S89.:i00. w/S'f:iOO dn beautiful 2 1tory MISAVllDI MeaaVerdeS89.500 Mesa del Mar 28ll Ea1Uidebomt!. Cholceof 4 BR 3 BA fsfotmal dine. PAULMAITIM Lorenzo Ave. Ownrt a11t. carpet It t.lle. RV acC01J1. rainlly rm. t,. lot on the RIAL ISTATI 7~1·3698 . hurry on tb1a one! Call blulf w/on1.y trees & sky 644-7313 --------• Ml-&880 to be aeen from rear 411'1a Price S.... , : i HERITAGE ynd. Pool & l1e deck. ZOMID4IUSIMISS Open Sun l·S S78 w.11--------l!:ncl front patio. done In &comforuolbome.3BR Wilson SUT,900 J .L. 8£11'EJtntANNEW Francl11ean tJJe. spacious + den in prime business Voung R/E1142·IS40 2 stOI)' 2 yr otcl Part ·~~~~~~~~~aide yard on N. side. location. Notanotherone 2 ~LOT Plac~)todel lt30t. brown I· Oranae .le Ume trees on like it. oow only $71,000. ~ carpetin g t hruou t . llPLAC-..T South. Owner w/conalder Call today for appoint· Lge R2 lot. nr 17th St cust'* drps, cul-cle.ac . . R fALTORS I t tbt _ ,. 1 i 2 n d T 0 . Q u I c k ment. shopping area. 2 small at. SUS.900. Ai\.~ a • .,. .ce .. mposs · escrow/occupancy poss1. 54"-3666 uni ta. Sll0.000. ble! ln aood WeaUlde ble. SIM.500. Prine. only. .,. P.c.MllM.n i--------· I locaUoo, lbis lhne Res, ~57 ·1729 , ore 1)).1430 TIYTHISOM bedroom. two bath bome 213·620-3649 FOi ~~1 with two car garaae. has --------...,...,._ I lovely fenced backyard No need to quallfy for a MESA VEIDE Thls tuper sharp bome 1s I too• Only S61.500. Call mortaage loan. SLS,OOOto Quiet cul-de-aac. Marble the larae Newpor ler 752, 1920. ass1,1me 8~ V.A. loan. entry. 2 naturaJ brick modtl nburon. Features ' 9U Nice 3Br borne. dJn rm, OU PLEX. Front. 2 Br. 1 Crplcs. 3 lge bdrrns. Open 4 Bdrma. 2~ ba. 1800 sq. AIL lg lam rm. gorgeous bath. Sml fncd yard. Sun 1·5. Ail-964-ZA.M n. llJiaed din-rm. l~ )'T. frplc. huge well kept yd. cpts, drps, sm1 child OK.•---------. n e w c r p ts • b ri c II: I PLACE S77 .900. Prin only. no pets. 19'8 Meyer Pl. bootcaselnfam·nn,out. ,.-nu• m .39:50 S3lol mo.so.l484 MAIVB.OUS dooc brick BBQ wl bltn vri1111 ESA VBDE beoehes. Malibu Uibas. fr I (n..-Tla:JOPJ•U 3 BR. 3 ba, lndry, fam rm. SIX HOMES M .. ar dr ,_.r Steps to -frpl c, palio. shake. u..as10.ooo $77,450 ~ J\&1t;;riceaeuoo. I l IDIM & FAM IM S74,500. Open Sat " Sun Choice Costa Mesa loca. Quiet tree lined street. • · OPEN stJNDA Y 1·$ XJnl hoa. OD large CO&"· 10-~. 2230 Miner. 64.2·2316 lions. Better hurry. leads •to 3 BR. 2 B•. 103J6Ccltumbia River Ct. ner lot reduced for ru ownr. Terms available. Call garden home. VA ok. (tastofBrootbunt. sale $79,900 w/VA & now! 540-9922fordetails. SoutbolTaJbert> , terms. RV access. Call: U8Cutin 540.3666 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 84MS43 $46-2313 • 3J!iOGlbraJt.ar BXEC.REALTORS OPINlll9.,,\IUNIOIJIN<•· Col~Park i~' ..... •• A • ' Beamed Ceilings. 2 way •oacx:taMI w---------1 '.i. fireplace, builtins, 3 ; IUYaSCHOICI .. bedrooms and garage .. ~~·~·-~;~-~~=~~~~~~~~~~~ 4 BR. or a BR & deo in " opener. Delu:ite! 182,500. -prlme localioo 2~ ba, 3~r. 28a, fresh paint, Va· cant, lrg cov patio, Mesa BKR. Call 540-1720 OM! Of A KIHD well manicured yard. 4 Bdrm. Mesa Verde MAGt•RCENT L 4 u n dry or r the home w/sep mother in ramtly/lritchen area ,__iWa.r law quarters. Must see. M 0 MT IC ILL 0 w/t>reUfast bar. Call for SHORICUFFS oPg,~E~~ 1·5 $73,450 rurtherdetalls. ON CANYON -WITH OCIAM YllW THlllGflDA "'#I .. CtilfOI•" REE.SE REALTORS Justreduced$3,000. Most deJ Mar. 181.500 Giant 4 Bedrm, 2 bath, -unusual 3 BR. spira l E ntertain o n t he expansive deck Camily room, big llvine By owner. 4 BR. 3 ba. lge ____ 75_1_·1_47_3 ___ 1 st-aircase. with Oak overlooking the blue ocean & quiet room With fireplace. fam.rm.cust.pool,spa& treads.leadsto2nd&3rd lush green canyon or breakfast in the huge gourmet kitchen. sauna. much more. Call VA/FHA stories. Jacuul tub. wet· clean sea air. Inside this sd acious 2 Paint & save. Call forappt.54S-8510 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Fenced bar, parquet floors. 546-2313 0 cr...a.acr-1AS yard. s11.soo. Real enclosed palio &: sun· bedroom + den you'll fin tasteful OP1N 1119 ·11\•UNro111"' ,. ,.._ .--EstateStDre.892-8361 deck. Wired thruout decor throughout & a view of trees or r 2139REPUBLIC I y ust I fa8:1/e00~~\ii~~~e:°Z°fuJ:!~~~ t.llYIHl\I ~:.Nh~~~:~~~ 0~~::J0: .. ~~SA:~.~· ~ . '9 ' ' . I.Ii! : ~e1<:1 (': ~'"". Sattt&IS llUEVn«i! be droom. 2nd be d room features IY OWta•POOL• bath. big yd, RV acc. bch s 16Z.IOO s lowly turning wicker fan. 'Ibe den Exec tBdnn. 38a. den, c1 lse. ~ overPleTlx.lsUni g 303..E.23rdst •~ porch_ Huge master bath & master -.--=-••••-cpts/p'llint. upgnl tit/· ~~lue. ~~~~0 a....138~Laoe.CK could be used for fornia1 cliriing or prof• lndscpd . many oan. _...mo. · m· Xtra lg 4 br. 2"2 ba. Conv~-.....1 into a 3rd bedroom. 2 car xtras. Mast sell, under med occupy, 00 qualify· Seller has purcbaaed &~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;(~~~~ 11;&\.QI appraisal $108.500. Open Ing. Prin only. $67,500. very MOI1VATED. 200/e t.1 r ,. .._. 1141 garage' w /elec t ric opener has· Sat/Sun 1-5. Wkdys, _832_·_57_27_. __ 642_-0l'Hl ___ --1 down. Seiler will carry vms~RA-.t ~:7.:.1.;;.. __ ·-···· a bundance built-in storage & shop ~7428 2nd ._., _,.,,." 3 Br . l~ beth, deliptrul home ia Ideal localioo. Move incood. VA buyers welcome. ONLY S81.900. Call Joyce 979-8100 or 98J.UC8 Agl. area. 975 Denver Drive. POOL PAITY TIME Walter Vowtg Realty Great Westside Costa • FOICCLOSUIE! OPEM SAT/SUN 1·7 $350,000 Prinonly. !ti:~I at:'a~Uln~hi:bt!:a~~ 536-5125. 835-0211 pager Mesa. 3 BR lll4 Bath. 4 Yr old Duplex. 3 Br. 2 CAMEO IYOWti& 'tta.e 675-4744 l a.793-0307 _____ ;;..._ __ , 3 BR home in Costa 9640· large comer lot. New ba.4'2Br.2ba· HOISE NOPBTY Mesa. Entertaining Is driveway. move In condi· lllM w. 1e• ... HLAMDS 4 Bed.rm home secluded whattblspoolhomeisall ST£•• •D£•L lion. .... __ ! 536-14'• .r.-.asnc•·TID Shady &r secluded noral on .lacres, surrounded . ~A ..,.. ~· ~• • ' patio f.ropt entry. Black by towering eucalyptus about. You are gomg to Midas could do no better 645-3474 • Yl1'HOMIY slate floors. Big ocean COM Vtc:TOllAM trees. riding trails lo love the SO down pay. than buy this 3 Bdrm. ""--hi t' so OF BAYSIDE ment. Owner has bought • ,.,. c c penoo wan ang view living room hosts • So. ol 3a,J:il::· 3 br. 2 ba, beach. For country liv-8 new home & is anxious Cam rm. frpc. Easy a place to retreat to, for massive stone fireplace. 322 ~ formal · rm, study, ing. don't miss this uni-to move. Call 752.0424 terms, little money. conversation. r ecrea· Spacious family r oom beeut. tiled kitchen. blt· que buy! P r iced at Value galore. Call to lion, peace & quiel. en· and open kitchen com bo. 3 BR, 2 Ba, plus am·rm. Ins, slain glass, pegged $135.000. ~67 _a-=g'-t.-------i save. OWNER TRAMSFEUED DESPERATE. P r ice slashed! 3 Brdrm, 2 bath. New paint. new carpets. terf.aininc. availability 3Spac.bednns.Covered New condition, xtra brdwdfirs,paddletennis OP1Nr11<1 ·11 HVNro111"'"'' lntn'IR.ENetwork or ~what have you. It bu patio full lell8lb o1 bome LargeOPENR·2 ~T /SUN 1.5 crt. Very rare home. .., v~ .& lllJS Tou96~7NE ~~~~~~~~~-M_a_k_e_ol_f_ef'_. ___ _ RED CARPET evJ'rylhing in this 3 with ocean view! Priced $239,000. Ownr/Bll:r. s:;11;1u"""' __ 1 OwwO...•• Bdrm2~Bacoodointbe to sell Cut! Call now, Propert)'House&l2-38SO 673-1148 :< NOOOWNPAYMENT ~~~~~~~~~( Lovetytioftle:d09etot.be Bldfs + a ~ood srice at ~ -~~~~~~~-i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ .,, ~~~ HOMES 1-beach. It's rot ever · SU3.000. PE FRI. ()P(Nrrt9•11HlA'tro111 N<r1• ,.~ .. ,.l•d•l 4 .-...5711900 All areas ot Orange Co. l'ho/o VA )'thtng. c-;_ .. is believ· 11lJUJ MON. 1-.5. Go Vis· -11"" -aJI VA appraised. Agt. ........_ tac1e10rotoUmbrosato ~4 Bdrm~~~: Just listed! Totally re-543-16216-2U frs. ASSUMAILE ingl 1..,.,tc •* 2831Vista ftaqueta ;.;. .. ideallylocat.ednear decorated. Ready rore~~~~~~~~I A fantastic lwo story. Ml!SAYllDI ~ .... ·-'r 11111 ~ Rll All urf lL new family. Hurry! CaJI: fo11r bedroom pool home o~-~ ~u -amt Little Corooa s ing.,. 646-7171 COIDBUMIT with lovely patio area. .-vnn:;.....,._ __ -__ lf!-_:_·_ .. _=_._-_• ___ :··Spa-CJ·~·ANT-2·bdrm·u-:r·~~-2-!b·a·th·, ~~i~~ SLAS~lD $100,0001 I i iif I i~~~~~~~ ilfil·§:~~m g~f ~l~1f~~~~ ......L_I_._... 1006 us charming 2 bdrm .... t home + g uest apt. ---g e -J landsc - -o use. Drive by 515 06eo · Sh ~..a • f 1 d * •--~ * Motivated seller. Call . arag · .,..... ap. cpts. encl porch, $73.000. ~ over 4 car garage Hawaii. Submit offer. Baylront 3 bdrm .• 3 bath markel at $115.750 ' qUAIL · sep. (amily rm.· 3 car Sharp 4 BR home. new ••••••••••••••••••••••• Narcissus lben call to S23Seaward Rd. at<:U pier, ee an . East C.M. l 'h Yrs. old. 640-5112tosee. Agt. PLACE ing. Walk to 2 gotr 19382 Jerrilyn. Open 1281J.SOO. Duplex. 3 & 2 see $1?9 500 OPEN SAT /SUN 12·5 call for app't. now! 1171,000. Owner anxious! courses. $179.900 (N-122> House. Sun. H. Gemini bd · late · • 642-2171or6'5-967'7 MAURYSTAUFFER Submit! Bkr552-004 MESA VERDE-4Br, 3Ba, PllOPSlTIES'"' Mar-lonFriuell'152·1414 Reatty.831M1623 B~ ::~: :u AN ~ ,~ .. ~:u ·~ -OD-,_--Sat--t /-S.S.-n--1-.-5-1 ;.,Ff J!ffi.!Fci" _B_y_~_wn_ES_e-~-.V-~-R-b~-E-2-b .... a, 1 :~::.~~iri:~~~~A __ r_o,.._n __ a:_Jo_P_.M._t _IJI _______ _, 1nnHu~n--' thCasflee outs•--... DUPLEX -~~!fl.._,,_ Sc>ecious 2 e'ctrm, 2 bath 1213 N. c.tHwy, Laguna family rm. frpl, fenced MBA VEIDE J ' Tl. ~ .. ,,.. .....,.. Best location. $195,000. * 675-5930 * home. J ust deeorated. ~~~~G7~·~33118~~~~ yrd. Reduced to $79,900 OPN HSESAT/SUN 12·5 Im mac upgraded 4Bdrm Giii 1118 i~g d~a': this r~ 2 Owner675-28S5,673-IZ75 3'>3i E. <:st flwy. Cdl\I R eady fo r i m med as needs painting etc. 196LSantaAnaAve. w/h-uge separate fam Rent Rebell:..• s ,o ryt· .. _ ;ml t 3Ba.en $190,000 z UM1's.M lot Mode rn 2 Bd rm Apt+Large guest room withbat.b anddbl garage PLUS an older 2 Bdrm borne. l t -•-2980 Jacaranda. Call 646-1031 Agt. rm. formaJ dm' rm. 3 •utl w we uo.r. rp c possess on, vacan . nA.a -...--lte 5 675-8461 RV storage. 3 pools. Ten-LUXUllOUS 7.ooed for 2nd unit. Full 'lbia duplex needs some _a __ r_. ------•By Owner3 br l~ ba, cor· frplc's & cement patio. Investigate thjs 4 BR nis & clubhouse. Nr &LAYISMl price$182,500. L t 1 IY~ ner lot. $83,SOO. 209 Perfect fam hme on ranch w/stepsaver oceanatVillaPacificoff '"·s••"'MINE.CdM T •. C . t o bma elf It Loyola CM>""8l qu1'etc·uJ .. -sac Nrschls kitchen! Owner dolling Brookhurst. $79,900. LuxurylnCameoSbores. -""° absolutely eaut u · ASSUMABLE LOAN ........... · """ · upfor smartnewbuyer! S Large secluded f ront,_A¥J..;._,IM-__ 1513 ____ _, Froat house ii a 3 BR. 2 9i,.t,% MOAG&n'SI & parot.$89Sa,500vSun· 15 Outstanding value on Open at/Sun t·5pm. patio. rouataiD at pool! BA, 2 frplc, open beam 4 BR 1~ bath, BBQ. dbl ---------1 ~NehraskaPl~ce todays rising market! 9712 Broothaven Circle. Specious oceanview tiv· SPAllCLI~ cdlingl. ~unit is a Cplc, Mesa Verde eJCec A t 5.56-'1996/613-7S25 The answertoyourbous. Agt. 645-:!0!M bef noon fr inlroom &familyroom. New duplu.See4Z51ris, newer 1 BR o•er a dbl area. Reduced. Try La 11 3BR1~ BA g • · ing problem! use your _a_ft_e_. _____ _ Formal dlning room. Sat. or Sun. between 1 & garage. We lhlnk you'll $24.000 cash down. f68 • ' IT-SUTTLE-VA! Be a wise guy and LA CUESTA. EL CAJON. Lou 8recblel & Assoc. Oters kikben bas every 5. You'll agree it's the love It. Call for appt. Owner wiU carry 2nd TD Fir-eplace. qwet street. caU lhe Personal Service Light & airy. 4Bdrm. ZZ9MarlneAve. 6?5-3331 convenience. Lavish best buy! Last chance at _~ __ w_a""'gt_. ____ or trade. Owner/agt. Eastside.Agt.645-9161 IUTlrSCUTE! PeopleNow• 3 Ba. A special borne to ~~~~~~~~~ master win•. Den or --·oooo 3 BR 2 ba 2 546-lS54 Snug litUe honeymoon 1--'" rtz~ cau Lod Brok -study. Sewtni & laundry ..,., ' ' ' .. ...Jl'n DwMx cottage in it's own little -r-9 ¥ ._ see. ay. er. OP1M HOUSE room. Includes pool ta· BR.2ba· Lowest price ln CdM. MESA VERDE 4 Br 2 Ba. IY 0Wta forest. Upgraded kit~ben 642-atlO _~ __ 13_11_. ____ _ suteAY 1-4 PM ble, bltn stereo system, (L) -~ _ ~ ~ 2Bd.rm. 18& In lroat. xlot cood., S92.500. Open College Park. $86,500. with nook. Everything in OPEN HOUSE 308-JOll/ S~· Wn fantasUc storage too. f!J<>Uwla~aa. • Studiolnrear.$1.35,000. Sat/Sun12~.2S'12Andros lbr,famrm.754-0286 good condition:-lruit .aPoint 1026 BVOWNER 2 . Private beaches-and * Byowner.640-7804. St .• 546-4478 . MESA YaDI trees-a!~t drive. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat.lcSun 1·6 Warm SUl1Q1 ce, 3 muc.b morel For ptivate _ __;,______ lovely Easts1de at only 20792 Farnsworth LD. BR. 214 bath w/lrplc previewcal1&7"550. 673-~~ llACMCOTTAGE l•-3-_--2·.-.----i Nr golf course. larger l $69,SOO.Call 7S'2·1920. 48~. central air, Deane Garden trMevef, petio. + trs. 1 BR apt. Ol'fN 111 9 • ,, ~ fUN row riKf, 435 E. CoMt HwJ CdM A short 3 minlite stroll to ~ --sty luxury bome. 4 BR. ' 9 .& L spranklers. Ir& cov patio. JBr + den, many up· $239,500 I" . 2 ·• the water from tb2s double garage, patio, BA. den 1169,000. B URI new ext paint. 33881 Bl grades. /rofesaionaJly Bltlra VHCI ···~-· -YllW =~Ji1:.s; ~~:-:=.::.:'"· _o_w_ne_~_.540-_7196_YllDl ___ -i PLACE -~-uL_r~_66S1_1_.~_0_1a_.!......_en_t_. --1_~_n_~1-~_cp_._s_12_2_._oo_o_. fllHDr ~ . . . Car me 1 • 3 8 d rm d • possession. Full price 141-7729 3Bdrm. 2Ba, tam rm, PllOPEITIES.. Btful split-level. 3Bdrm, S&S Resale Specialists. 6,l"""Z OPIM$ATJCHW 1·5 poolsize yard; alr·con · $1.82,500AgtM4-9513 1~~~~~~~~~ frplc's,lrgrm's,cmrlot, f,,.,,_Tll:lOP.M.J 2'iA!Ba.apPrOx22.5()sqft. 3,4 or s bdrm models '""" ,_, $163,500Fee. I· covpaUo. -r---3car gar.$137:500. avall, some wtpools. __ .;.... _____ -! 5'1SIAWAIDDI. ... ..... ,,. CdM charmer · 3 So. ol hwy, 3 BR+ 1ueal IT'S COOL! Mesadel Mar 17261.abradorDrive. 4Br. 38a, huge fam ~m. PeterR. Bla1r&Assoc 968-4602. ...._,1R .. 11'a 1007 2 BR Charmer! Mint nwtU, • + ltudi pt $199,500 bi Uk 33a4 w 1 714152 8.511 ....... ••••••••••••••• cood. Pr1v. beach ac· bdrma •• 2 ba., frplc .• R·2 Aco.!t~ ......._. area. 481', g pool, den OPIM SAT'SUM l·S 0 e n~;,,. .....,.. yotrung. . . . Pennington Properties 000 ..... v•-w/b'ar $97,500. Owner I wnr iliil•-....-Xlnt Joe., 3 BR, den, frpl, ceas. Boat stora1e, lot. $153, will help finance. Prin l451.2Jrc1St. ' · IMVESTOIS! ByOwner.LaCueata3bd, patio. Z·aty. S19S,OOO. more!Sl.85.000 WALKAMD only. Callownerrorapp Only 41eftofthese7ne BYOWNER Look at this' Cute .le 2 ba, qui.et cul de sac. llanballRlt,y.675-4600 Bl'oter 673-2343 CdM 2 bdrm. home, WADI! 548-7530 custombomes,ooaquie 2BRbomeandseparate quaint 1 BR beach cot· Prof lndscpd, cov brlct -=:=::=:=:==:=;:=::1;=::;~;::;;:===-I Crplc. Exceptional value. ---------. c ul·de·sac. Each w/ 2 BR Apt plus fenced tage. Only steps from patio. redwood deck. d.fiiQ-0 ,i\'' _ f) 'C bQ.• R·21ot. Only $137,000. In China Oove, a fan· MESA VERDE bdrms. 3 bath•. wet storage yard & garages surf & sand! 1.otled for fresh pot. mny cstm ~\!it 1-'"'.I ~). 'fl JJ<i ... ~ PAW.MAITIM tastlc 3,000 'square fool SHOWPLACE bars. 2 rrplcs & mu galore on xlnt Eastslde that extra unit. wey not xtras. Nr bch, scbooll. That /nl1lg11l1u1 Wont Gome with o Cltucile IW.ISTAtl luxurybomeJuatateps ~ '4 acre. park/view, cmr. more. Come & see fo atreet.$95,000.675-2.&SS see today! $89,95().. Call shopptn,. Price SlOUOO. -----MM~ GAY u c•w. 644-7Jll ;:: =-~~ ~ie:!i :::J!f 'b:!:C:~9:=. ~~u~·:~ ~::; 1:vre!~ Lovely 3 brbJ2" ba 1 , Era~d y for directions. _981-e377 _______ _ ·~:. ~ IY OW... retreat with elevator, Open Sat/Sun, by owner. Owner/agent. 5S2-48M rm, den, d •ri>. .s1 e . ...,_ ~ ,....,. ..._. °' I m mac •Br, 28a. 2 huge bonus room. wet 1967 Balearic. MJ.alfWormo782 We are Coastal Invest· lfDTOllACH ........ .., ,_ .. -fl]>lca. hme in Cameo bar and. new deck in· ---------1 menu.~5.546-7780 rrom tills C!Ute 2 Bdrm ., o s N I [ I lfi&lilaodl. Ocean It ca· ~~I One SOLID WOOD BY OWNER·4Br, !Ba. College Parlt 4.BR, 2BA. DONA LD M. llRD comlo l mile to beada. View "' Pvt ol a klnd al l3S01~· By Ever ywhere In thl ntce ram home In cbcMc 1600 aq ft xtra blt·in An«l•.._ .... 1'°" Xlnt area, Just ri•hl f0< I* I I I' I :naccees~Osn ~':7Sun, apPOtnt.ment 001¥· Call 3Bdrm. 2Ba custom.I nelghborhood, low ~uily storage, bri'cltlrplc. cov· that cOUl)iestartln&out. · -· 1-epm or by app't. 108 7sz.19ZO. home. Brtck entry, ~9a:c,umable mA oan. ered patio. new O/W, llAUT1FUl T A y E 6 I I Cameo Hi1bland1 Dr. ' '-'UAIL brdwd nr. dbl frplc in n..:.n House 10-aSat/SUn heated sunken port. pool. WHITIWATllt a• Ii J I I I $24'7$0. CFeeLancU T huge farn rm. A ba.rga "t""' ll2SAusilnSt Reduced $7000 to ap. VllWS ___ m-__ UlllZ ____ , ,. •cE at S7UOO! cau Really 546-9344 • pralaal of $84,000. 48R.dinlngrm.ramrm. Ii.A Wol'ld.831·1~. Owner/Bkr. 540-1979 or Jen.Air kitchen, oat IE" RE M I i-•ONM--s.t•Ol•~··-:.·s-1 PIOPllTIU.. IASTSml Spactous2bd,coodo,3ba, S.0.3301 cabinet.a w/ceramJc tile 11 I J I' 1 C • ·~Tl 1;11 P..M.I OI II leS 2 ltplc'1, built lnl, beach .-............ ... ••-t hruo.utt. patio. lovely JM• 111Wllftj•a•l'l'I• _ _ _ . _ _ •II • 11 __..._ aHa, $80,880 GG8714 B.Y _.... v1ew aecs di muter 8R. 17~ 48drml.,famf..b'nn.12 Du plea '100 ·'100 ~ J Bdrm .• 2balb.IDU<ft'Tu Owner Sii.too.YA Sl"''""""' frple1., print• pat o. · home with auumabt POOL HOME Tb-·~ ... 1 .. •R·-•to-Super-m-. ocean + ae.-.. Prime tocaUoa. loan. OnlY'75,900 Baek B•Y area condo. e &' ... _ .,.. •• bill 'titw. h:'land. On1J 8alll tMly. $152,500. Bkr 38r, 3ba+clen. Uppd•ct. 8rln1 your awtmsuit & 49'M818 SOUWMOFAIMMS ...,.., =:!• Ml).5129. • Bdrm., family rm. Pool, tennta. Jae. 81 en/o' the comfort & AS!tMLQAN Dulrable toca.Uoa. ,_~IATJSUM 1-1 tlaftl. wttll new carpett, ownetS12.000,e314718or pr vacy of Roberto's ttsoo Down Auumes ~~~ll~ d.;~•.!:-: -~ 2Jlroftl1 AYI 1balte roof & a t r,• 788-40Q Oard n. PoOl & pallo. Sm,ooo exi.tlnl loan. rort. ttaatom tlnl•bed ,.,.,,_._. -~·~ °v:a...-·-1s boulel hJt.900 -'--------• 0 pe n ho u • e · Lar1t •Bdrm. 38a. kl•Ah u-~-e· .. eto ~ -· ,_, s ........,,. · · CALLltl-4463 llDUC. $5000 Refreabment1 Hrved. "4·75:11. ~ en ca.._.. .... bdr•.. b• .• den . arklDrter. I.a Sat•Sun~ •---------1 beach.11\i.s 3 Bdrm. U• ~~l:-ril'rre:a °'"*'·maa o.m::... JOn,.••a... ' ,.,.., 10>4 ~':,:C::iu1~rc:1nt; 2 bd. R2 lo&. ciole to bcb &r I I ft I Ott BU.er at Harbor ...... •••••••0 ••••• .. • !-B:'EU~~~ lbil6U. PAtlo.P,..fit>k.:. .. ~~1.,_~-""!'!""~--~• .... uu.W~var~..!aded Pleue call btr. '31-22oC8 c bdrm. 3~ ba, 1700 1.r. $7l,9001•liw1c ......... -.. ';iNiii' ~· lvn, unc vuv,•·11 'n bl dM mark.& ;..,. wiJiram no: a ba ror delaJl1 d ~and pool .. tennJ!;.113.tOO -;zz;771;-• J2D N. Cit BWJ. X..... .OOD __. 1or':" bellW ca. be lute It I rrplci. Pool 111*1 lot. inv mcnt. Tbok ~. ...:tu-8000::.:::=:.:Bkr::.:.·.::: .. ~·· .__.....;.f:-.....,.'.'"'"r'~--=--:-~ « ID dllc:k IM ... .., auio. Manya:tru.l lM,500. Locati.. ....._ 6 ..._., -~ for •aJ• lD ROYAL R.&ALTORS '1llld WW ,.. Wat a....... Ml. row OM-••• la -fa& ..., ~ a...,, -.-D111JnK01M11a 1& •• so· ,...,, or . ....-..... • - e ... il& r " I ... .... " .... s. Su,.. August 13. 1t78 DAllV PtLOT Pl ..................... , .............•........• .••..............•.•.•. .....•.•...•.•....•..•. .......•..........•.... ~·~ I' . M __ .._.. IMO In.. 1044 lnllit I 044 .,... I 044 t...tnt I 044 H•s" For Wt Hws F.-S. 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All of New custom French Normandie style Lingo Ol>EN HOUS .SA \J.4 4 Wbla 11 , t all ~·48t the lutcht-n. with •II tbt thue amonltlea are home in Woods Cove area, only 2 short \WI 1.aftdau Lo 18 built Ina Haa all th• yours. ftdt lbe plan and blocks to beach -OCEAN VIEW -INttrlandtW 1 ~•utaful Wb0dbr1d1... Xlllt .. t01tr I t ftt't·e••IU'Y 1naredlen\,l lo pr 1 r 8 fr 0 m l he 1 e W1.1rm11-.~on.3 8Rhome u.l•wllyP~ pleaaunybuyer Callto buutlful new Wood· over 2550 sq. ft. of old world Rul&r.m I • ~•thPIC&Mntupauded 48drm. 2'-YBa. cam rm d11y for an appe>lntmont brldiehomes c rartmans hip -heavy beams. rorm11I din nn. und unit lo 11t·~ thJ• ou~t11ndlna A1Jp.:n·Creebade hardwoods. stone and the best quality CHOOSE FltOM SIX .. LACiUMA ' -Ardllhcfl .,....... -'fltNe ..... I •lo loh of ttorage, forewer oc••• wiewa.. • .$I 36.SOO. OCMMYllW i • lOr)', 3 bedrm, l Stt'pa from tbe b LaSall<' twnhtt Only horn•" 192.900 of modern appointments. 3 large 10· • down o .. n..,r "''" Willow Broadmoor bedrooms, 21t'l baths, !ormaJ dining. <'llrry 1 lmd Alao h111vti SI 18.000 xlnt ran111nc11tl p1u:k111• Aspen Broadmoor library, Jacuzzi in master bath. etc .. ror lnv"tor Priced r11tht s1ouoo etc. If you are quality minded and for qu1"k H it> at 1100.000 l'oplur·Vlllage condo desire an excellent location in Laguna Brokrr "~ratlor1. Call S69.950 Bea h e see 't tod ownftrtbkr, e~-01n. HertlM6jl'Park2br21tbu. Warm1ngtonplanO C 'com I ay. tollN·t uptcraded. landscaped $~.500 BURGE CORPORA TIOM -h clNh H ... -Tine ..... ,, • ..,.. ffruthtaklnl O(fffl~w u( surf and und nd CatahlUI Alrlunl m Or•maUc ll•tn It> nM to hid awa,y ma let Ut' With rornanl1C fj~ 1• l'rh&lf' balcony ~f maatt"r sultt' with VIC o( tht' blUf' Parmr ~' for quJck sal'" $1~. I ~Iler wtll help nn .. rit' II u rry • C•ll 983·6'T67 O~ dr»Ptc'd 176.500 Ml 08M Poplar-Creekside Real Estate -General Contractors JI Dae,;,~ 1n o.NU!nabltl 1011.n Woodbrldae Brighton. 2 ft'or lnlonnaUon $~06a: 612 Mo. CoM Hwy .• LL 4'7·1701 Small down ~ bdrm. 3 }SR + den. 2\., ba. sun-w db Fo.rmt•r Ott 1C'1 "D'' b11 . Ira Country kit. d\'l'k. uparaded thruout, or these oo ridge c•1to• feat•r•• lttct•dittt woo4 doors. • .s 114,500. .., t> -Top of tit• World -c..,a .... , • • rehrbhlt•d fo., lliledro•• wltlt ~ l••w;:!:f .. $14t,t50. ; ' -A -Two IMlh-~dole .. ·1 lo lteeclt ••d ' wllla9• wltlt fnlt •') ......... $157.500. . ,,,, -w• to en.c.t 1ay .._. -nr.. .,,. mod•I ' Custom decor atrlura Walk lo schools. A C. Sl3&,500 ~l-068:> specials. call today tbru out. ~olral air, pro fhslonal land1c•plo1 P•rk & ~ Owner UNIV PRK ji(f\'(lnhuwt-Window •nd n\OVlng wm consider IMM EDOC'CUP UllllwJa'f•I. \t " floor to C'fthl\i boolicues IHiw w/opUon or con Need room~ See this 5 1n lwlng room & family lrMet $U7..$00 Ml·*5 or BR. 21.<t ba. fully up room Sed. tun>pare -12131313 ~ -gnded Chancellor home S.-PAMC We reduced. you pmdu•l' ProdUtt what • Buyv t h a t d e s I r ~Is RV lboaUstorage area <h t"On\er pool sited EZ ca tie lot. Tt'ewlll add 4 BR, 2,•----------' baths. family room. 10'6l ............ "·'· of storagt-spllff + mu~ .-u 1 •.--: more. S184.950 • Deerheld Park home 3 Bdrms .. ra mlly rm., i ''i•l61 I formal darung. living rm 1111 Ill: Fully landscaped front & • --buck Covered patio with 750 sq. fl or wood deck· ing. Sll2.500. •~IUYS• Hullqt•IMdt red hill ~,,.,. 552-7500 21791 S 1rwlltid~ Open Sat/Sun 12·4 ~~~~~~~~ ~ BR-Extra Ira lot. , _ 1 Blk/ SI Hamilton STEPS TO niE LAKE off Brookhurst From this beaut light ./ ' and airy condo in pre- I 00t2 s,rft crde ,. s t1 gio1.1s Woodbrid ee Open Sat/Sun. 12·4 : Arborlake. 2 lrg bdrm & 4 BR, boat gate. view bas ... walnut paneled 2 BlkS/Atlanta den/library, 2 redwood off Broolchursl decks & beaut decorated •••United Brokers w/all upgrades. $126,900. .lohnCarey646-7414 See it dunng open house Notice: ssoo Bonus lo Sal/Sun 12-5 at 24 1.elhngagent ' Lakeview. or ca ll -'---551·6561 or 640-1440 No 4 br. 2 ba. 0 /W. fpl. l m1lo Ag.:..ts....:...pl_e_as...:.e ____ ~ bch. S79,SIOO Own~r -!JG0..6210· 642·8850 4Br, 2~2bll. AIC. brn plush · cpts. Open Sat/Sun 12·6 IHCYCLETO BEACH S89,99s. __ 559-_soso ___ --I :1 br 2 ba. beaut. decor.a --. t·d. bookcases. skylltts 2Br. 2ba. 2. car gar, bm +othe r extr as. NtM plus h cpl g. Must sell carpeting, extensive ti e rast. 169.995. 559-5050 patto w /cover. lu'h landscaping. incl. rr~ll treft. Xlnt oeigbborboki & schools. $104,5~. 968-6073 0pn Rae Sat/Stn Pra v. party wants to buJ 4 br home rn Hunt. Bth ---------4 from pnv. party.548-31731•--------1 ON THE SAND J br penthouse Hut t cngton Pacaric rei.alts Ron or Max. 536-6063 SI0.000 down-near ocwn + Edison Ht. Xtra lg 4 hr. den, rec rm. pool + patio. 21381 Augusta Or 968·5700. SL3S,OOO $7500DOWN 3 RR. 2 Ba. new c1u. 1l rps, pa int. Glenmar home. Mm from bearh. n1 carry balance at sr mo No credit needed. 957· 1998 princ only WHATS YOUR PL!ASUU? Ba ke to lhe lake from your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 bat To wnhome 1n Wood bridge. Feeling lazy . Stroll to the pool close by Want solitude" Take a :.unbath on your seclud redw ood deck. Tha home has all the fio qualities or an S&S bull home HURRY ON THI ONE I $88,500. C_,.fwhtaR1 644.7211 /JD.NIGEL EJAILEY Ei. ASSOCIATES H.r.::t: I 042 ---~~===-i ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deerfield townhouse. EXEC DUPLEX A6king only $159.000 SCOTT' llEAL TY 536-7531 ·~44 ···················-·· COUIGEPAU1 2 Br. den, highly up Plan 3. 3 br 2h ba, ram rm. highly upgraded, finished patio. S82,900 B_y_O~~r. 559-4924 __ --1 Woodbridge Sycamore sly sgl famlly home. BR. 21h ba. highly up g r ad ed, Try $12.00 down 68 Blue Jay, ope house Sat/Sun 559-0633 $traded Purdue mq!el --------• Price reduced to S1r7f100 Quick escro~w! PLAZA •EALTY t7 16 WOODRIDGE OPBtSUM 12-4 12COVE I Popular Woodside M!Mtel ID Arborlake . w~. t>rld(le. 2-Level htm with sunken livinit tm .. OM THI LAH ul Rancho Sao Joaqu golf course in I rvine . Panoramic view. loca on 12th fairway facing lake w/unjque view o golr course mtns, & nit htes. 3 BR 21;') BA. l evels Entry ha s waterfall & kO( pond. Ex· lensive upgrades. Wood paneling wtnoor to ce1l Ing mirrors. Top quality home. Principals only. Call for appt. Days. 957·8955. Evesfm.2792 den. danang gall~1a , huge family rm./klt hen area ft nook. Upper vel has 3 privately sit led bdnns. • serv1ce rea. Exqulsltely upgrad &1•--------decor1ted. Ne\ltrat col· IT DmMT s&L? ors. Looks better t n a YOU DIDM"T CALL model 1 You won't di•· G .. C0111ft A•. appainted. Private ac NTUR\' .,. facilities. A real b gain ss~ENTUR ~1 al $136.500. <May a um;~~~~~~~~~~ llt,;a~ variable In resll rate loan). Rare Plan 5 Oranactree W ALMUT Condo. 2 bdrm, on water <>PIM SUM. t w/deck $67,750. Owner/ 14571 OY Att844..S010eves New on mark ' ! 2 Owner desper•te. BeauL Bdrm .• 2 bathl. t l&ftit SlrS tnhse, com pl up. townhouse. Xln' ahM, araded, p(IOls & tennll Ma,9$0 ~ ~ru. MustaeU. 558-7080 DA¥1»D. IY OWMalOOL llALTCa IJ J •~usumableloao -------... Small down. 5 bdrm. a ba. 1r1 C01.11Jt11 kjt. Wallr lO ICl>oolt, pArlr ' abop-Dinl• SU7,500. 551-4841 Of (llJ>ITMM o, ..... c.-. Plan IV. l Br + loft, OV«t'loob It.ream, t.eMll • pool. Lowe11& Pti~•· Qatcll e.!CJ'O'ltl PLAIA .... W.,.'POl._IT.., llALTY t7M616 Tt:RRA <.:E . Lowe~t priced Do\'er. 3 BR, well located. nr commun pool. $89,900. 547 7044 Convenient to all racll Beaut. cool patio on your own land. None rmer for St 17.500. Open Sal & Sun. 17952 Hopkins. 552·9104 ~II. macnab /Irvine ~ realty EXCLUSIVE IM TVITLE IOCI GLEN Absolutely stunning .. Plan l " townhome in excellent hillside location . Inc r e dibly spacious master suite w/fpJc & sitting area. Private master bath w/loads of mirrors + lg. walk-in closet. Great guest rm w/private bath & balcony. This home is totally upgraded - don 't miss it ! Holly Mark as 644·6200. (N-104 ) W»ff TO IE CHARMID7 Let us show yo11 this prof. decorated & la ndscaped former model townhome in Deerfield. Plush cpts, lovely drps. s potlessly c lean, central air & just steps to pool & jacuzzi. $89,900. Forrest Powers 752·1414. (N-105) lVRTLE ROCK GLEN GARDEN HOME -LAUREL MODEL. 2 BRs + den -formal dining -lg. living rm w/fplc. AU tas t e fully decor a te d . Decking w/patio cover. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414 . CN-106 ) FOil THE CONMOISSEUa Gorgeous 2-sM>ry. 4 BR home in Univ. Park offers the ultimate in comfort, space & luxury. Featuring decorative shutters. central air cond + pool & jacuzzi that are just a few steps from the rear patio. $142,900. Madeline Cross 7~·1414. <N·107) MEW IN TUITU ROCK GLEH De lig htful "Hi g hla nder" by Broadmoor. 3 BRs, dining rm & delig htful library. Beautifully landscaped & located at end or cul -de-sac. This flee-standing home is exceptionally well-priced at $157.500. Bill Hutchings 752-1414. <N -108) HAT THE HEAT In \his highly upgraded 3 BR, 2'h b~tth . ai r -cond . De e rfield townhome. Truly decorator perfect w /extensive u se o f color coordinated paint, wallpaper & wood. Priced to sell at $94,900. Appl. only. Carol Porcell a 752-1414 (N-109) ELEGANT WOOOUIDGE COMDOMIMIUM The owners of this beautifully decorated 2 BR. + den home are sorry to be leaving. Secluded patio w/lush greenery add to the cool charm. Appt. only. $129,900. Julie Van Wieren 752·1414. <N-110) TUaTU IOCK GUM Air cond. Plan 2 townhome w/lg. Ii v ing rm, dining rm. 2 BRs <maste r w/lg. wardrob~s>. skylighted interiors, balcony + patio area. Tile entry & kitchen area w /earthtone cpt. Fplc. $126.500. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. (N-111) JUST IEAUTIFUL~ Highly upgraded 3 BR, 2'h bath Deerfield Plan 111 townhome featuring family rm, formal dining rm + covered patio w/wood decking & lush plants. Located on secluded street only a few steps from pool & jacuzzi. Priced right at $93,500! Appl. onJy. Carol Porcella 752·1414. (N-112> ULTIMATI TOWMHOMIE UVIMe Luxurious Rancho San Joaquin 8 BR, 2~ bath res. w/attached dbl garage. A few steps to the pool & golf course + a lovely vlew ! Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. CN-113) LAD.MACH It 'AllSl Alr-cond. 3 BR S&S Driftwood model w/fplc, family rm, formal dining rm wtwet bar + malnt·!ree patio. Comm. pool Vee Stinson 642·8235. <N·ll4) '42·tUS 644-6200 tOt Oowr Orlw fflW'bor VI•• C.n trvll'lt et c.mpin V•ll•v Qnt.r I 752•1414 REAL ESTATE or84 SAT. 2-5 517 ANITA ST. Channer! Th.ls 2 bdrm beclroo.t wltla Catalh•• wlews • l·Z lot. . .s 169. t50. ~e·~~to!:~hci~ -Arthh lta•1 Upgraded._ IM*aam ll&ht!ulareasofLagwia! with ceryott •lewt. Ope• t•4•y Miniature Japanese en 2:00.S.~ •. $144,500. 1160 Mort& try garden. encfo11ed bricltpatio.Pricedtosell 497.]]JI .,... LAGUNA HEIGHTS IN BRIGHT LIGHTS Beautiful 4 bd. 3 ba. large Family home with room ram t din. Big y ard to tn.tbe. Quality •P· $99,900. 559-0283 polntmenlB. built-ins. ---------1 fireplace, open beam WOODRIDGE UALTY 551.3000 at :.1a:.. SHOUS I.~ A garden home with a , big bonus! Enlarged ----------------- matr. bdrm. le added playroom or gard en room, make this 2 bdrm home extr a specia l' FreshlY palnted. $144.000 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL : PA no HOME ceilings, Iota of glass. AI· In lovely adultcommunl· fords a terrific ocean ty. thisone year new. two view. Unu.sual noorplan bedroom. two bath home lends a distinctive touch. has upgraded carpeliog. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. f I d bl Seller molivated due to irep ace-: ou e gara&e. •-~~f ,,rout of the area. CONDO • Have you heard about Dave Botzenhardt 's n e w c reation? Craftsmanship is evident in every .. part of this new home. Stained glass. :1 • fenced yard and private ........ "' patio. accesslo pools and Sli!J.500. Th.is xlnt 2 bdrm. unit bas been completely UP· graded with parquet noors. brick (rplc .. track li8hts. new carpeting & drapes. wet bar Gorgeous ocean views SIM.500. ceramic tile. and oak a re blended into ·:~ a symphony of elegance. Separate 1 dining r m. fami ly rm. gourmet ·t kitchen. 2 fireplaces. lge master suite. '" unusual custom features and a great >,. private view. . .. ol 1enn1 s' All this-only 497_2457 S78.900. Call 752·1920 ;_ '-'U .&IL llOCSo. Coast Hiway T R. LAGUNA BEACH PLACE OPN12:3G-5SAT/SUN raoranES.. 1144 KATELLA la... TM t :i•,.M.I Sophisticated financ:ina, &:,;:. ~c'.. ~·v 1 C4for_..datalll! 0,.. 11011M Mo. ffl 5,.Wfs. ,, ,, Ill ,,. -~=:.:.;._-----1 no cash down payment m41 •0i·tl17 266 I d t b lb I 311!()1 eo.11 Hrilf>w•y I '49 D Wrd Ccmym Dr. ...... ~ ............. . \ ~d HUGE 4 bedroom home in Irvine Groves. See thu, lovely detached Laurel model and you'll say "This 1s it". Huge family room, wet bar. central air and LOTS MORE. On a r ul·de-sac and neal greenbelt location. 2 doors from the pool and spa. HURRY'' Asking $108.000. RANCH UAl.TY 551-2000 As ... 7¥4%1.oc. 3 BR. 2 Ba, master suite wt study. glassed atrium. New landscaping. O wner : agt 559·63301646-7414 SPECTACULAR VVIEW new Turtlerock 5 BR . air. macro, 2 (pies. much more 752·1590 OPEN HOUSE Sun 1·4. 116 Dogwood. Tbe Terrace. University Pk. Ownr must sacnfice 2 BR. i:i. ba condo. $80,500. Must sell this wknd. !t19-4398 Rancho San Joaquin. 2 bdrm. + den. 2 ba condo. view. decorator xtras. Sl 19.500 Open House Sun I ·5 119 Cerr ito Pat Brickn er F e rgu s on Realtors 833-3821 requ re o uy s South i,.tevn-. c. 92677 custom b.ullt ocean view c11•1 •99·•s111 ..... home. This lovely 3Br. --""'---...:..;;;~=.:.:.---MAY 0 c K ,,. .,,. 38a. den home has sU&ined glass windows. skylites In breakfast nook. frplc, sunken tub in garden bath, tremendous closets, custom paper. custom drps. pitched open beam ceilin gs, crystal chandeliers, BBQ in kitchen. wood French doors. oversized deck. 2"" car garage. lg utility rm. efec door opor. pro· feaslonally lndscpd. S2S6.500. Tierra Del Sol ReaJly '91-1744 Open House SUnday 1-4. 1475 Pacific Ave. 3 br 2 ba, family rm. dining rm, rireplace, beams. uUJ. rm. beaullful ocean KidshdP.+s 0,... Fr°"' I S.n. 3197 ..... Dr. Parents Retreat To The Private Penthouse mslr suite with its sauna & view deck! Leave the CORPO RATION 380 Gl.ENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494•2148 - ,. ~ l • kids in the family rm or 6 N~ HOMES THE hobby rm. A spacious .. ..,.. home near a playground Ocean views rrom all. BIG ST.e. .AL "'~ & tennis courts. 4 oak cabinets. cer•mic ~ ~ · Bdrrm .• 3 baths & a dbl. l 1 I e. J a cu it. 1 s. AND YOU DON'THAV~ · frplc.,forooly$157,500. microwaves. & all the TOBEAnDEFTOSEE ' &.n*ll9y pluses THE VALUE In .t~b~ Terrific view. woodsy. ROM $165,000 strildng contemporary :l swimming pool, tennis TheFishingRealtors BDRM .• 2~ BAT •. eta .• hot t.ub & jacuzzi. 497-1666 HOME. lmposina t 1• o ld shined glass.•---------• story a r c bilecturjT stylishly decorated. Just EMBALO IAY W I D E TA I L E v •'. listed. S375.000 New liltin&. SpectacuJar EXTERIOR OF W00-1?.a .... McC....ck white wate.r view from HEAVY CHALK WHl1•"~ • ....._ 494.7551 oneoltbelal'ieStbomea PLASTER & HIGW.~t --r in Emerald Bay. Ex· PEAKED ROOFLINES. & city views . $19~.ooo . CaU Dick Eisiminger. AT OCEAN· North end, with Hart'um & Hom . deluxe2 BR . 2 ba .. OYO tensive uae of cedar. Located h lgb UJ> ca.. open beam ceihngs and Lagun1's famed Ravier&c.a glass. 4 Bdrm. 3"".I ba. Coastline w ith ao frml dining rm St. OUTSTANDING VIEW Olarles kitchen. family 0 F TH E S E A &._,.. rm.den&largerecrm.3 VILLAGE BELO~ car gar. decks & patios. M a s t e r s u i l e· ·• Approx'500sqtt.Submil WNAULTED BEAMED~' all ofrs. Owner bas CEILING & separate:._., 1 purchased ne w r e -bath . i s n e xt t6 · sldence. $550.000. PRIVATE SUNPORCH. ,, RE 494-8551 apt. Lge. bv .. elec. gar .. · · dttk. $118,000. Owner rmance! =@= HIGH OM A HILL Coastline view. 3 huge bedrooms. 3 baths, 3400 sq ft home that's all ror only $149,500 3 UNITS· VIEW! Only one block rrom beach. Cl woe. Now re· duced to $179,500 3500 SQ. FT. OF SPANISH FUIR 3 Bdrms. 2~ baths. lam ,., ...... .,. 494.7571 NORI NS REALTY Bdoi odo l11YHhMnt Skylighled kitchen has 497• ~• I I B I LT · I N R A N G E, ~ -OVEN.DISHWASHER._, ---------•utility room. Beneath alt this you'll find partlall,-.• finished BONUS RM. W /PRIV. ENTRANCE. We think it's '0A REAL STEAL"foronly , ·· Sl24,900F .. Prfc• 11• MISSION IEALTY ' S.tdcly Amg 13 98SS.CstHwy,Laguna 233 ••erly St. ,.._ 49~0111 I \"1 bib to best beaches. 2Bdrm. 1 ba house in DONT DREAM ":' prime north end localioo. TOO LO~• -TIRED OF rm. office, bonus rm. lge pool & Panoramic Ocean B E A U T I F U L L Y RE~._.G, View ror $42A,OOO. RESTORED. ocean view "' '" • DOLPHIN R.E. Spanish Mansion · Con· Beamed ceilings used "•· brick frplc. ocean view. BeautiluJ North Laguna W /W cpts lhru-0ut. Love-set.Ung. Shown by appt. Then see this little CCll494-1511 vetted to3 Wlits with ex· rharmer: 2 bdrms .• 2 --------• cellent rental Income. l;<J ba .. satuatedonquiet cul· mile to Dana Point ly wallpaper. ceramic ~<;:;a Investments tile. dr•pes & levelors. de·sac s\Teet with •lots of Charmmg Engliab cot· Marina. $195,000 trees surrounding it. t.age type 4 br home Lge P•tio w /redwood , ____ 49'_-6525 ____ _ 't523 CAMPUSDl:l~IHE LogmMI •oc1t I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• park·llke setting. By SPARKLJNG SEAS & owner. Consider trade. EMEBALD TEES. New S289.000. 4M-2895 deslgner duplex on San ---------1 Clemente Golf Course with panoramic ocean view. Ideal home plus In· come. $165.000 cvr. enclosed yard plus Unsurpassed 270 deare" ~ ioned R2 . Comple te whitewater view (best in architectural plans for Laguna) 3 bdrm lux· 2Bdnn. 2 ba houst! w /2 urious home, lash garde~ car garage. lnchldes ap-room, huge master 11ui~ proval Crom t'itr & w/frplc. decorators de· coastal commission . light. 1200 sq ft redw Sl~.000. deck. $339,000 .. POITa IEALTY 1000 NO. COAST HWY 497-2468 AWAY FROM CROWDS OwnertAat 494.9921 ~ OCEAMFIONT Quiet & peaceful country OPEN HOUSE 1-4 HEW LISTING! New listing at Aliso seWni with loads of fix ~AMg 13 Ocean & canyon view. 3•'1,\ Be h 3 Bd 2, ... up possibilities in 8 Vht bdrms 2 ba .... din' .. ac . rms ., n Heigh Bed a .. ""'• 10.,1 • beths; very accessible to Laguna ta. 2 • ....... 18 ... _ rv;rf--home nn; large rooms. PaUos.' !£ ......... •-c 000 huge d e n , & Z Ba . """' ....,. ""'' ..,__._TLC .. 7"'000 u.:au.L -... · $121500 f~ the act ve family. 3 ·~ • .. "' OCIANFltOMT • Bdrm, 3 bath+den 4' util OPIN SUM 1-5 --------•I Upgraded 5 bdrms .. 3 ADULTS ONLY in the rm. Lge sundec lt . 1435T ........ Dr • ., OPIMSUHDAY 1·5 baths: on large lot. heart of La,una. Short bat'kyard Ii ned AaecT64'-2414 JOll I West.,. Dr. Beautltul ocean &: sumel walk to beachee. parks. w /mature frul t trees. J--------- At Weeley/Coaat Hwy. riewa:..!!!5..L.000 festivals. playt>ou,,e and New carpeting, close to ean/Canyon views. ~ South Laiuna. Fantastic ~.SALE shops Fresh-& spacious high school & town. yet BR, den, 2 ba, formal" view. W•lk to sandy Spacious 2 bdrm .• huge 28ed:20.gardenapart· nestled In • qua e t dining, fplc . Courtyd beach. 3 Bdrm1. New family rm. lge. llvln1 mentiaonJy $§,950. oeitbborbood. $UD.500 w/founlaln. Ira pvt pat. cpts/drapes. kitcb. rm .• deck, pa tlo S *>UOOcorner lot. lmmed I s.c.tflce St st,IOO panoramic ocean vlews; 494-1057 lllGM1' & SUNNY poqesa. Owner wlU belv OwnerwiUcarryorcon· on ltrse lot on quiet~--------2 Bdrm,lbabouse.Uv· finan ce. St75,000.j sJdet T.D on your home street. 128$,000 For sale by owner. ina/dinJog rm combloa.1_.494_4_44_4.;...49'_-M...;.....16 __ _ as down payment. CIOWN POINT L a ( u n a c h armer . Uoo with W /W cpt'C thru· lslaodtn1 co11Ulne~, w .. E. Dom Co lftC. North end, ocean side of 2\.\Bdrm, lrg level crnr out. Perfect starter home Catalina views. Roman· 759-0422 bW)'.; 3 bdrms .• 2 baths, lot on circular •treet. for couple or single tic ni1bt U1btt. 4 dl ~~~~~~~~~I private atrium: $225.000 Secluded amona many. penoo. Stove It nfr11 in· pttme loc. Exqutalt~ new = 0 Y 0 man,y tr.a but. Jou~ cl'd. Aho t.Oned ror Uahi cu a tom b om• a b Z .._.. + Stldlo Wun& Sanda. 2 Bdrma. dlltanc:e to ~ bc:Hrh dand m11. $79.950. L11unH • bat but kier. t ••r•••· beam cell· 2 6atba, deck : ocean on k>ca1 bus uues. . w PrtCed to ttll ql.ic)Jy • lnt*, n>uct\ panelln1. view. $170,000. ~}..tunny U,tio w /brick 494-111 t SltS,000 to S:SS.000.J frP)c'aetc. AblkVlctorie l•--•----llf 8~. Ires ly painted. i•So.C...tHwy. R.dwood. eedar. 1tau.1 Buch. Ocean vlewt. •Int A VERY SPECIAL !-!9 ..!°~~ COllt, LAO UNA BBAOH 3-4 bd.rma. 2~ to a ba. lrfl.t co ft d . 8 y 0 w n • r . JfOl(E roa -· ---· 1~~~~~~~~~ tasn rm. warm mast.t Ga.500. Conalder Lrade. tHEDISCRlMINATINO ~II 1: -~ cootemporarJ kit, _., r tb b l • ..................... ..__. •kYlllbta. beams. wet rom • c arm n1 Tbia I 1eubk Old -.--~ bau. brick frp1~··· F•r ute b )' owoer. ~ard eotry to t.he Ll&Un• oa .. •U'U· O.lrable Nort.balct. of Patto'a, dtclls1 pro ZBdrm, lBa, outttandlnC !~".~.~:;0vm tJ ..... We ttJle. P\ve town8 .. b..., t>ea1~h. 31BRl •.2 landaceped, rm for tpa oca/cnyo view declr, u-•ca--• t>Mroom• ind bath•. " ome, •v• 0 •· or pool. By owner1 btdwd Qn, fnlc, "'IO( ~~~i*rft',..IJLOD •tpl.hrult •ltb tl:l flrepllCH. ~~mlAa.1 UH.... 4M-$108 J w/apprO'tltd plana. !::,aSrs..ooo ... ~lon • "26,000. ,__.. __ .._ sia.soo ... M-®wlarll UALISTATI Ll!ASE/OPTION ! Dr. Open Sel/Sun t-5. W&LLS.llLM 494-1118 •Br. IBa home wit~ *-1Tl0. POW'ELL SIOOODOWM oc..lllritw.'7.JDO°"*' HEW HOM!S lqi ~auna JWol EAtott? Carumporary t bf 2 ba. moetJ. =--·· Beacb. httpti Jfeu.o, 407-ost Tiew. SIJS,500. Le ... op-1\sTa Del .... .., "'- Bki'fRadr. Call..,.lJ. ..oo....._ ~ UGD .... .,.. «·174t -- l ' By Owner. 5 Br 2~ ba, 180 degree view, lge lnd.scpd yard. SU4,900. 831-1436 . . . ···-··-._ ...... .,,. ..... • • • • • • • • 'I r . . . . .... -. . . . ... . . . . MIWPOIT 5HOUS lmmac. 2Br. den, 2ba beach house $103,000. By owner I A1J.. MS-3009 View Home $550,000. Galaxy Dr. Prin OQ!y. 955-0212. Tiil lnvestmeota Inc. •• . ..... l ~~~~ ...... ~~.~~•••.!!~..!~~~~~•••• .. ~~~~ ...... ,~'.~.~~...... aMdly,AugUlt1:t, 1'71 DM.VPM.OT' •11, }.'~1111111••/ ..... Pt1$211IJ llGCl .... Pf111rtir IMO t' rt .. Dewt, t11•••1ewt. HUIHt,_ liti1d H1•"U.fw I 'Id H••U.fu "1' .. • 100 _ .............................. \••• ••••••• ..... 2400 ...... ·2400 ...................... • ....................................... ~ ... •• ..................................................... , •• ,. C-.MeN 3224 c:......... JU4 rr olcl deluH Iara• 184rm, IBa duplex. ft'plc, ~. a car ..... TlM. ................................................................... -. '• • R lty SU.l oew Wooelbrtdl• I br, qq, ~. 1tv, 1ar, SBdrm, 111&, CIPU. J J ea l8dnn. 2IAI eg ft. 1785. adub. 80 ,.U. SD0.1.-c dlJI, 'ff/D. 1tove, Ws to Join the wlnnera and move up or ' , moedMo-anoetli Anab•lm. 545-aatt or OK.aopea.59--.S in rrMnl. MN180. ,.,. tsee .... 3 br, 2 start you.r v tment Pl"OIJ"•m ! We Ital r ...... I. ..... ,1 -.. f'w ... ,...,.._. Jl6' SHARP 1 88 1 Ba. _, ..... ,_ .... --i 1~ ,. have an extenalv lnventW)t and a wwm UJ rv.,. n• .,... ,_. ._ .. _ ...,..... prof looal 1taff of over 4S ready to ;:;;;.:;,-;·;;;;;;;:;; ~ c.u __, ut tor =: .. so. Adaalta. trs YOUR TURN dlacuu ~needs with you! Consider PUSfWl c .. 2 PIOfsrf ... Newport home. s t-------th e -then 1lve us a call -Quail App. ~ ac, • bd. 2 In lovely area, ~ Bdrm I batba+dorm Prime 11•• Verde Joe:.,_,.. JU'· Place Propertl s. 752·1920. ba, T &r G. farm a c. 3200 sq ft, ldl. Yr1Y JH. *1500/mo. f!-:: aehla. abop'i, a--• .. •••••-••••••••' ktt. Xtra cpbrda. remodel•d + 2 ••71 ... 8 2 ba, !~m rm, 2 br, 1 ba hie.~ "' flplc, ll'lr blldl,.., "81. llatun edlllU DO l*a Two 3'1 ..• Oran.e ... tll8,000/ea. Lndacpd, rock fp, apta. Lota of wood, .,_..,,. Ev•••knclat 55'M5&91 wo. Furntabed pn: ._ ...... &A.n'Sl.DS Cll, 4 re aW4!wft oe a double wJCle R·I Lot All m.- 3 .•. Santa Ana ... $34,000/ea. lvl entry. Dbl aar. 2 fp & BBQ, deck 4 bdrm, ba, pnv bc:b 3 Bdnnt 2 baths M ..... --.we7MW. _ ' r ..... l M •• <211: 000 P st i o a COllUD. ALll l5tb to 31at ' . ~-•• •"""9 a o ...• ..,.,. re .e rea. w/2 porches, offc MOO. 211.472.9228 0; del Mar. Many utru. 3 Br home 00 peaceM • 4 ..• Calta Mesa •.. Sl.50,000 $139,000. space, fncd yd wteQda,nUG-sau. "40.4t'T·U88 bhtht. Oceao v1a, w~, Five4' •... Garden Grove ... $181.500/ea. LAllNWl w/auto sprnklrs, 4 Br, 2ba. bonus rm. to bcb 6 marina. 2 Car . S .•• Coeta Mesa ... $215,000 New ,. bd, 2 ba. ~ construction Ocean fr~,,?.t ~ottaae Dream lqtcb dlnl.na rm aar, frplc, profess 6 ,,.,_l M-a mo 000 , 5 000 Wtnterrea._cholceloc, huce patio ~/fountain'. landleapild 6 malnt'cL . • • ·'-'Ua • ~ .. • • • • cstm home. Roct • · a bd, 2 ba, $500./mo atany ntru. Non· S.c trte atudded J•rd •• ~ 6· · .Cotta Mesa. · · O,OOO f p, hand tile kit. llAUTWUIJ ~ ainotera.111'5 557-1711 IW mo. lat lut • aeo: 16 ... TUatin ... $625,000 antl~ues . Rdwd Forest Vtew. lrg EXECUTIVE HOME. • Appl. llr. DaYlU':J 30+ ... Oraqe ... $970,000 panel g. Lge fam. corner tot, lvl Water view. Lux new MISAYllDI -.srt7.AYall0ctbt. ~ 32 ... San Die10 County .. .$1,000,000 rm w /wet bar. entry w/gd access, f\am. a bd, 3 ba. Huce 4 Bil. 2 ba. 2 atory, cor-~een view Jux SBr, deo, 75+ ... Ora.nae Counly ... $26,250/ea. Fan. lake view all 3 b d , 2 b a • ~!!Lroom, Ubra~. Dll' Jot._, mo. AvaU.· 2~ ba Towo!lome. ~ •Al A HA.HUat 100+ San Diego Co~tl .J3,380,000· lvls. tl?S,000. w I beaut Pvt Pri~.n~~ ~tm ::J:pt. i . Realtor, ~~=,' J!"c~'.'::.!: '-d l&a ulta-Sutalde docks, mdrn kit. Wit ID steno a11tem. clubhouse. $500/mo. II. t::=.!!Tn~~C.=r· 2stylvgrm,3bd, rm w /fp, newly 1e rv . $1500 /moMeuVerde.Lrtexec4 Avalloow.Aakfwlolq) a..a ._.! ldtal ror a Ci)UAI L DIAMATICI fam nn w/fp, liv Wkly maid • eardnr lat/lut+$150 aee dep. _____ .....,. __ , ..,.:d:d' arta, ti~ to 2 b a . T & o remod'd, $175,000 Avail Sept. 15, by appt Br. J ba hm. *54.$/mo. CJ.83ltorm.14q0 ,,..... • .............. _ ·• w/rdwd, Jndry, --· .. -· oal1,,..9U7or ... ltl8 f\rlt,lut4t1-*· •Ti-~zu·_ • VC»lll •M ••· ,...,_, tr•NJJOrtauon --~"ig -· JI •. mae I br 1ba,eta5-1 .S ~ C.• add PLACE s torage & wd rms. Roomy furn 5 bd. SUOP'urnlahtci! '8drmcoodo,2~car1ar, ...................... _, Jyu adult pa•' o c. au. oDi1 suo.mo. Bale, 2 dks, wood 2 ba w/dock in UWiUesPaidt 3Ba. lam rm. pool, ten· Condo. 3Br. 1'1; b•:, t.dl. DO peta,. • ..-. CallYSJ.ll20. mdrn k1·t. Good prestig, Shelter AVAIL nia, Jacuai. 1 yr lie. No "15/mo. llt/lst+dep. - -·vwlla'. '-"'A PROPERTIE ™ v a c, or term Cove. Formal din On()cean sm. . TV home , p 1 en t y rm, beaut kit & MHtOOYee 14UOTJ /529-lfl.S. Super 3Br, 2Ba, den-. TM1---A.--J IL 5 NOW pell. Back Bay area. &1'1·717Ui77o-1Gl .. A jCE ) $89 500 !\/ --------··---------· frplc, dlabwasber. kids. i,Qf: •dulu, pet.part: ~---(n.i.--Tll 8:30 P.M. xtras, ' . game rm• 7~ r--------rae.n 2 br +den, II ba, pet• OK. sus mo. mt Sllt tacl. ... f'WVI -.. _.. _,....... lndscpd acre, new W• • ...,.. -r cent. A/C, backyrd, 2 car llM-2'11: f7S.2971 weter: 4 yr 4d dbl; co,.nNtP.M.t SPICTACULARl drps. crpts, loft, ,....., ...... ••-~.'~ro~~..;!~lt ,...,.. •• _. 3240 !I= ... ~ w. ~iW DUPLEX-NPT App lh ac lof, 3 lots of wood, good $310to 10 clrape9. No peta. 1 child ..................... .. -. • HTS. 2 BR ea. Ac~i--------1-------•1 bd, 3 ba, dr(twd Joe. $189,500. per""9l OK.M.iOmo.~ OPENHO\JSE , Viti•• llobl Rome, from part. YEAGER OW.BW/CAllY fp, cpts, drps, MAISlft! ON BE"ACH. Decorator New~ut2bedroo~, ..,.. tnn a ahopptn1. REALTY,556-6171. IOPBCBCT ~ f R€HIG€ dock. exter litieg, 3 bd, 2 ba, rock fp f\11ftiahed2-story,4 bdrm Like new~ w/tncd + den <'575). Cedar ", ldOw/2.1'-.lcabaq, Primelnvestor,4 Plex, _ HOM€S D/W, disp., bltns, w/mrbl h'earth, withVIEWlnbestloca· yd6prtvpauo.Nu~ wl.ndowbome.5 Blocb"• bea-.t dff0$ted, mny JUMITSCM near S. Cout Plau . mdrn kit, T & G th il' Uon.$1.ac>mootbly. flerpta. $325/mo. Ref1. to beach. Private 2-car m.. WUl •u furn/wt· 1·2 BR hm + I unita. (4) Sllper owners 3 BR + '. • ca · c e 1D g S • 0 N LI D 0 ISLE . 20U·B Charle St~ Ph iaraae. Fu Uy maJ.n. I.a_,, -..151 new (4) remdld. Xlnt. 2-2 BR & l-l BR. must -IMVESTMEMTS. o P e n 11 v r m , 1 e a d e d g l s Be au ti f u 11 y r u 11 y 54CM'152. ta1nec1 yard. Adults. Np --------1 loc. Sl30,000 equity. SP lellnDSWEEKEND $149.000. windows, form din furnished 2 bedroom 2br2 ba ....... peta. 525 18th SL <714> Mull be IDOfed now. Old $3&S.OOO. GRUBB Ir EL-6 ,.. ~.-74 · l k . t •1mo . aaraae • .._,mo, ~ lra~.GoodlOxl& LIS, Bob Gairdner "'-JI"' 2ZUMITS DBJGHTFULl rm, enc l • WaterlroatHomes 2 patloa • laundry .1---------' ~Cabau $1500.,_m._3>0 __ . -----• .RED'" ..... PET. Extra sharp! OnJy 6 yrs New 3 bd, 2 ba, T lndscpd, St45,000. 631·1.00 15741151 . ONTBESAND --• -~ old Tenants pay u• & G d · f ( s-• •--1 3 br -ntbouse, Hunt .. ' Balboa Penins I · •· • J ere n t ___, Coll. Pm 3 br 2 ba. 1C in'""ozr-Paclflc beach Wla w l20x42 2 BR. 2 2IK down. .,,taO:~ .. 5-3474 2BBQs, ree rm. pool. 9X floor pln rock fp Huge 3 bdr, 3 ba, "-""",. htrd famUyrm, encl. peUo + ~ Sl.500 ~Boo or . be.mel b,beauudlt t t A.,. 67 so 1--------1114 ii'°"· Excellent area. 3 dks l~dry rm' air cond, brk fp, 2 ....................... covered patio, 2 Mu.53&41183 ,_.SS ..._..,. rac . ••· S·S o. --------~.ooo. ' • d k"t /t1·1 G1•1• l20Z fireplaces, aml child OK. .• . . Gearse 12 UMrTS tl UHfTS storage rm, wood m rn l w e, ....................... No pets. Avail Sept .u. SPA.CI~ BR C!Oado.b . O.p1r'*! ~70,000 All 2BdJ'tn..1HWta&pool. kit, super view. lndscpd, woodsey, Garden Grove. Large -.1»«>IS ~~conditioa. ~ ~ ~blewlde Som· ~lrOMCE .. 0Wn41r wur cam con-trees, good Cam 2 .str g sheds, 3Bdrm; ZBl,-frplc, 1.'GT Hladultccodo 2 br2ba loeatiaa PooUsJamui.. fulb' upgraded. Lrg c.1 kJt w/ofc & 3 rm Eiabt 2 BR. rour 1 BR tract with f15,000 down home in woods, possible 2 units, patio, wilt to acbls. din rm fr,I • aar doo; 1525/mo. NEWPORT Prof. ndscpd, Frwy apt. 00 Coast Hwy & a M= l.n8:,'>,!! 0;11:::,: $375,oooi6 UNITS $87 500. $109,500. M50/mo. S3M627. opener,' tee. 'aate. pool, CENTER REALTY. dose. <2S7·HZ!> only sep.2Brhmnexttobch Betterhunyonthis.they . ' IMCHAMTING •HOMEFINDERS• iocl. W/D~refrig. $450.,_MO--__ l8_l2_. ____ ~ ~ ._._ 5.__ . in La• u n a Be a c h . be Pride ol ownership. AU 1 IMPIUSI-RUSTIC M-u • 7c.. -ur b ba .. _ .. ...... -~ -S259.950~ may gone! bdrm units. Owner will ..... -......_, .... ow! 4 r, 2 , ..... wur, <n4)ae.889:5 "'l .. UALTOR 540.3666 C&rTJ 2nd w/20% down. 4 bd, 2 ba, lrg Jot. YAWY Of lOOOllolVacancies 2Bdrm $275 N ... pr. Kids&petaok. seas. 4'AIVIOOO fncd yard 2 brk ~ ....... ~M--Allareaa.Allprlcea. .. .. :..v1cto· riope · 9&&-25416 or m-21'11 A.11. 494-1611 _..,, · ' ""'""'nA"' _.., '"""--J t f --:__9 ..... a. Nofee. ~1a.'9dS,.Clal! 30HALOT fp • 1 an ms tr . 2 bd. 2 ba, mason .. ..,.,.,area us a ew. ,,_. ,_ -------~ W to beach! Super 4unlts,SanClem. Eaat.alde Costa Mesa. 3 Rough wood . exter, xlnt crpts & ~~~!,~'~:~ We LoveKlds! Brand new beach bse. al 1Jewlde Accent. 19wlits, Westminster. separate houses on cor-p I en t y c p b rd d r p 5 • p 0 r c h S2502 Brkidsparlt uUI R 1525. kids It pela OK. 3, .. w/i add-0n, upgrad Wlll exchnnoe. ner lot. Super location. h 2 8 • SJOO! ! BR 3 ba _.,_rm attach d pa Ir c r pt · 8 . Prinonly. ~12, $166.000. s P a c e . u g e w/view of valley & 55'7.osat Gar.Call now ! 2-car p;,i;1c, idnt loe. " 1 -62> 123,000. TIM Investments Inc. Eastsw. .,.a.x MIDICAL COM'1.IX closets, lndry rm. trees. good cond,lcAoo ---,-,-.-.,.-.-J-2_0_71l--::---645-4"':. :-:-900-:-:--F-:-ee~:---l-~~~U!::M0-:::::::23'=:.:72::.._ __ __. • ..._Star. EASrSIDEC M Xlnt income. Very nexl· Jmmaculate·6 yrs old. walk to bay, l lh $25,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Luxury3br21;', ba.2car Brandnew~bome3 • • (714>848-.S ble lerpis. Unlted SeJlerwiUcarrycontract yrs new, $125,000. .. .. ....... ~811/ut!lpd/Dpht 1ar, A /C, 1ardener. br 2~ba waDttobeadl _______ _,.Dph (2) 3Br units $790 Brokers. Peg gy with $200,000 down . $1001Brullpd/pl.x /fee 521·5320 dys, 644·9778 view or'oceaa, many income, $115,000. 2 Dplu Sch rode r a g l S12,000 net spendable. •• j RI!. &LTY M503Br/k:d/pt/~7--0at eves. ... .. _ a..._.. .. ,...._ -on one 11 lot 116,* in· fW6.7414f5S!M330 SB:i0.000 1i9A HOMEPINDERS ..,...., .......... .._ -come, $210,000. Agt.•---------• . 311So.Stat.Hwy173, • • COLLEGE PARK 3Br. _z_Jl_!m.atlS ______ .,.. •---------• $177,000 ea. 3 br 2 ba un· -~> ~ .............. ••••••••• avail Sept. $435 mo. adlta ontY. 00 pets Dlt , &41-4184 10'1;x gr .• 2 4·plues. ~ f Re'TIG€ Lab ,.m>wttledo C& 92351 C•I t:wlNdl lZJI ma, lmmac, upgnded. 2Br <:oodo. l'Mle, frpk .. TIM HOUSIS? i1a. good terms. WiU take HOM€S 714/JJ7~Zf6 Ocean Yiew, newb' decor 546-1408 mo. 988-61J8 Sal8/12Sun r-i---------You tot It! In Eastaid• 15% down . Owner. Ir lndlcpd. 2Bdrm, !am New Dix Twnhse 38r 811.Sooly. 1'74CASINO Costa lleea. well main· SSH890.S4M132 rm, frplc , spiral atair. 2 2~.Ba ......i Jacu.ui 1475 --------Dbl .nde, thl.s idnt lik tainedpropertywtthoew 2 townbouaes-lakefront o.tofCo•uty 1ndecb, patio, fncd yd. mo....:.~ • 3Bdrm, ZS., flJ>lc, fncd oewcoach.1ocatedinlo rooflandownerwillbelp !>acre beaut trees.creek, 3333W.CoastHwy. 2-sty 3 bra ba nr Mt ,,....... 2550 dbl 1ar. ~. 26536 Via ·-yd,clGsetoscbls&shop- nnt park only minu fmancet Call '152o-1920 bUc top roads, nr Grass Newport Beach Shasta, No. Calif. Boat. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Sacramento. ~115. 3 Br, 2~ ba condo. Frplc, ping. MOO/mo.8111-5290. frombc.b. <CB'14»1> ,. '-' ·L Valley Calif. Write: 645-6646 fiah, ski, golf. tennia. 3 bdrm, 3 ba bome on 3' crpt/drps. waab/dry, ba d McMe Mo.t ston ,.,UAI i~t;'~.~~m~nut~~'c1 ---------• horse stables. IH $1119,500 acret. lnclu Ubrary, ram 2 bd, 1 ba w/enct~ gar, refnc. ~oo mo. Yrly 3 BR. 2 coodo, bl gar. 711·1442 PLACE 9 8 2 C II 12 $76.500. Exe. term&, rm, corral ham&a ........ lrc yrd w/frwt trees, leue.642·3443. Pool.MOO. 16 --------5 4 or a : 1916' Loh for Sale 2200 low down . City of Mt house. Many cu.Stom c~tobcbUS0.<&96-MM S4.S-JS ~-~.~.!~.~ NOPIATIES'"' 332-82S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sbasta·3br2ba. lJi.Jevel featurea. Broker493-8807 c_._dllMar 3222 msmo.2BR.2 ba. Ilg executive home.walk MIMt-STORAGE OFFICE ILDG SITE w1pr & storage rm. 1.36 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Avail:fJ..:.u R.ef's. to bch, 4 bdrm, :t ba, lrg 10 ACRES IO,.lll:JOP.MJ Great cash generater. HunUngtooBeacb ac. SU0,000. Ask abouts OWofS.... Newlydecorated3Br.2Ba cmr lot. cathedral ceil. u.-e•-ooa•nUeroJI ByC>wner. IH,SOOtriplex, Will show bell.er than 27,000 aq. ft. lot near ac·Sl2,SOO & larger ,......, 2600 exec home, panoramic 4 bd. 2 ba, frplc , nr Inga $550. 962-6S83 ""-w-~ So. "'--ta•-"'-· 2b 7~% cash on cash. Paclflca Hospital. 5 parcels. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocn view. Corona 1choola, ..... $. S48·7822 98S-lll502 ·-' in1 ownda. Two fixe ._.. ,.....~. ~ •0 .rl ., .. _ GOLDEN CIRCLE I ..., = bouHI, many ou one 1 br, frplc a, enclosea $800,000. Try $200,000 Polnta ..xiup. Cntr & Civic REALTY Orelorl home site, ot to Hi&hlandB. Pvt bcb, 8895 days S67-83eves 2 bd 2 ba 1 -. N_...... b 1 pr &n-2865 down. Center. $135,000. 2l9M·•-St w.-.a C ~.lake Ir mtn view, mo.67~7449 ." • + . ..,.;. ~m7p · ._...aome ep --·-------• 751-606lA OavidBourkeRltr _, ·• """"•a. roa.da&wtrin,30ml'sfr $135.ptfumfreeuUI .sauna,....,.,.-.-..... or Goodterms,ownerUl Find wbat you want l.n n..tstateMtMn 546-9950 916/ss.2763(~) CnderLake.414-8339,aft Super 3 BR Carmel, atudloct~Fee557-0824 <2l3l860-54188 mmous.FARGO DailyPiWtCJaaaifieds. o.tof~ 4. Harbor View Homes. •HOMEFINDERS• 4 Br, 2 ba, ram rm, frml <n4)67f.S717 lf~~~~~o~~ld ~ 2550 ......... 1675 Per mo. Posalble F dlnina. gardener. oo , OR522-2080 ' a lovely 2 story home ......... :'!............ •ch•lll 2100 ~:.ei.:0Jie!t~~ ~~~ct~ee peta.1.Ml.595.846-1912 macnab I l•dnB plus have your own rac· Unbelievably •••••••H•••••••••••o• 6'4-7383 • HOM EFINDERS• $250 2 Br tidt gar 4.plx •n• quetball court or 7 Beautiful Fallbrook Avocado 1rove ._._3B ...... F .. ....... MASm I I:{ f •""" Country home In ....... _ •n•-hme "or "'--• .. ._c•,,-vle-SZ252Br/grdnrpald :=48rr~!~7 ,,.!; ~ --..nn-rea ty qee oran..,.uecara. F llbrook u l 11 -4NNIUI,:_ -I' ~~-tri_,,,l el--ho ... 3 $2S>2 +din/pet/yrd -llUUB-.._.. w1'onlaklohplt 000. 548-8532 a . n que, a Oraqe \,;() "7" Value --.: a. · ev me, $C2S4Br/ltd/pt55'7.-at •HOMEFINDERS• .. iK..mdo $49,50 _...___OH wood. custm built', I BR, $189,000. Can divide. BR, 3 ba., ~layroom, 2 HOllEFJNDERS ,,., ,..,... den, family room. 2.29 873-N73 ocean viewma dedca; • • Avaif Sept l&> 2 story. 4.5 acres In Bonsa Would you believ m.soo. ~5+ acres nea Fallbrook airport. SUIDIYIDE 3_311 acft percels w /rte view. S3l,500 5 8el'el ID Murrietta lllCiO per acre. WAI.LACI Ir CO. il!ALTOIS C.t.WI ~433-6490 17 ACRES 1-ded wttb oab. 3 B , 2 BA bome wlth your o private Jake, aeclud --.TenN. FARGO (7W)8T1·5e91 oam.cmo CMIACU w,lpl'elmlur7 plana lluab.-- DlftLOPBS .......... _, JUI.~ ID bea -OllftlllMln -.S0.000. WAU.ACI& UALTOllS c: .. ..i nt-196' c hi ._.,El., ' ••••••••••••••••••• o.t aw,, Npt. w/haall--. + ale. Aumae ""' ..... AtJ..MNll c==~••• .... -.......... . THE PllCE IS AteHT! 5 units in Costa Mesa. "Mini-care w/max-return". Near schools, churches. All full & easy to keep lull. 3-BR, l o/• bath 9wner's unit on lg. S5x300' lot. An excellent . investment $199,SOO. Vic Jashinski 642-8235. U-llS> 5 UNITS -WISTMIMS'la 1st owner depreciation on this new Tudor-style bldg. One 3-BR, four 2-SR units. Great location on tree-lined street. $315,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <N-116) IT'S A PLIASUll To offer this beautiful income property! 3 BR, family rm w/some ocean view upstairs + private patio & Jacuzzi. 2-BR unlt. Both have fplcs, new tile, cpt & drps. $225,000. EJaine Svedeen 642-8235. <N· ll 7) H~TOMllACH-...... Jn much wanted. fast growing area within 2 mi. of beach. All 2·8Rs & seldom vacant. Beat taxes & create an investment. Sl 75,000. Vic Jasbinski 642·8235. <N-118) um.I CHAIMa IM COM Duplex that could be converted into darling single f am.JJy home. One unit w /2 BRs, 2 fplcs & patlo. 2nd unit w/l·BR It htgh beam celling. EirtremeJy attractive -good tocatlonr $189,500. Mary l,ol.I Marton 6'2·8235. <N-119) ...AILI Ds/IMC LOT Make off er subj. to clty approval pendina for R-3. 5 units. A~W.ltioo 6 conafrud!on loan avaU. EX~eat Costa Mesa loca~ Vic Jaah1.natl &U..a2Z. <N·120) IUILDEIS acres wltb fantastic · quiet pe.aceful loc . Brand new Townhouse 3Bdrm,2Ba, lrg fam rm. ft.3 lot. c.M. With ap· viewa. Stable, corral, ._ ..... above Little Corona stl)'le Coodol 3 Bdrma trplc, nu paint, cr,ts . provedplansforl3Wlils. trees. tl38,500. D. SeJI, W..e.d 2900 Beach. Vacant now. 2~ba Sandym20!58 • dsbwahr.Famil.)'please. Only $275,000. Ready to agent, 7141729·9151, •••• .. ••••••••• .. •••••• $l150PerlDOlllb. · -.1119. bid C.ll~5ll2a... ~1812 ""uHIMAR.ASH Corooadelllar 3 BR. famlb' rm, nr S. --· ----•-··--· CHOICE ~bouaeorbullda· Properties 673-849C Coaat Pina. ssso . 2 BR. bltns. cprta, dips, ~ lotBc~ ·~~u~~ ble lot. Ocean view ~ block bcb, 6'4-91548 ~ •2=. ft:.:,::2" Portafto• area w /plans PROPERTIES scon llAL TY dehae 3 bdrm, 3 ba. fam E-cride J BR • 2 ba. dlnln1 I' " .. f« 2700 aq ft oontemp ,.__._ y._ 536-7533 rm, 2 frplc'a, $'100. rm. fplc, nr achl .. nice , ..... •• 3.,.2 boulle.$110,0004tt·5108 .,....., -r ~ yard.S500.&U-~ -a• -It' ~ acre borae pro-._... ..... , ................ . OCEANFRONT-4 LOTS perties. Ready to build ........................ $C75.2Br,tldapet.syrd IBdrm. 2Ba + bonus. Cute 1 br bcb b1e. In Enclnltu-wblte tm>wtternu. ..._~• ...... --....d Frplc.567.ollM M50, ~utlrdepo8. Nu fl8'0/unturn. Yard, pat., • water view to La.Jolla. u lY• acres. FantuUc ~rnawww •ROMBFINDERS• paint. . Avail 8/14. range, refria. S3U 210· t I view IJ utilities to proper. ••H••••0••••••••••••• Call SM· 1675-2213. 213/S55-2150 • zone~ r~~n .::g~~~~ tytine. S76SOW/terma. ............ Jlffl•---------------1-------- C a I h -by 0 w net . '" 2~ acre:t. Hone pro. ....................... OCIAM v•w •2 Br Townhae Mesa lnM 3244 714-613-3595. perty in the beauUful 8 ALB 0 A ISL AN D 3 Luse bdrms., 2 baths, Verde. Patio, pool, 1ar. ••• .. ••••••••••••••• .. • Marlannaa. $41800 DUPLEX-3 BR, rum, frplc., a car 1ara1e. W/D hookup, $350. No IBCTALS RARE 3 ARCH BAY w/tennl. all new. tu5 month. Ten ~~ vltMfr!J,m both. petal33-8874 2BR,2ba ........... $t50 ~~seo!-,~vH:.:y.o~r_: ,":~[1pfa·c~;.~•aboll8c-. 6 gaathA.NOl.eueRAll.lC BAY •-ev J.J53511~._ BnndnewaBrcoodo,dbl 3BR,2Ba ....... l500/571i -..... ... ~ • llAMO-.,., pr, pool, frpl, atrtwn. 38R,2~Ba ......•.• "25 avail. 2 left.. $105,000 ea ././ D EX. OuUtand· ocean viewa. 2 8B, 2 BA, 2 ~~! baU.. 2 car paUo. ll500. M2·5206 4 BR, 2i.t S. ......... '575 Owner I All 492-2951 lnl ~ for the l.nvator. bea\L rum. •a fantutlc IU'lllff, __,month. ~er, ae. .......... ~ ODl1 C1,500. location. tl400/montb. S BR, new cpt 6 paint, ocn 3BR.2ba11i35 Ctl t7M626 llOWI EXECU1'JVE home. I vu bctyd. ..00/mo + Millr6oo vleJo .. ..... 1.1...... BR + den, 2 BA. 2 car uW. 84.WOOO, M2418S8 WITH PLANS-XLNT 1&11E.17tbSt,S.A. ~~~ro -lkbeaut.4 br, a ba. new AREA. E/OF HARBOR , _ _._ pluab cpt, Mabog BLY.P.:t. COSTA MBSA. ....,__..... 0 paoel'f, 1prukln, elec A0r;NcM2.Q200. Pri~• ~ "riewN'1'. 1ar dr opor. $575/mo. --------1 $..., home. o. 2111 Lonmo Ave. C.11 BUILDERS et1. cio.. to comm ubbouM, ltnftla ~-.. .. 7si.-s. ~·8600 PIN ll'f cttli. Jacl#d. lo upkeep, ' -IDIUI TalACI OOuntrJ MWnf. JBr, 2 ba. llMUUI br, ~ ba, atiacbed 2 car J BR, cblJdreo • pet Avail Sept . _.75/mo AMWWMltlL Land clieand, approved J:::t='Wuiaua. ~~~J!!!"Y ..,._ lmmedlateoc· MWllOI.~ 't523CM4MJ>a:hMtfE plane. RHdy to pull '** i 1 :.:.• 673-1700 tlPJ. $800 mo. Call 1--------11-=--:--::-:--::--::--permlt1. for Trtplox. nAI~[::, · llar1,oa a..cty, Ulllque ....._,.....C:O.. Alem\.-.&a ~Dr, da, bltlu, Home.ffMODO 2bdrontbawat«,•trect. Mi t•DtNrt 1Ht1tou ... Prieelea1 anU Sept t, wlnlerDLX IBr, J~Ba . ltvel.eeotrala1r,retn1 ....,. '2400 ~ean vlewt -~r_ucb leHt. tU·IHl. 110 Dr.u.JXE Pr'Dt dpll.. 111 Incl., tt11her/dr1er ....................... ~•ttle aoaNt. No. Slmrald. llartaold, tSU mo. ~up. cennia. Hwtu, ~ MOUNTAIN '-DleCO Cll&J, Cll to NtwSUl=Sltrle ...._ 4•COMOO pod. teOO. n.,. m10Q() · • J llSOIT. ~. e~~ l~lll OWC._...... ....IAYJ utUl,evetM0-12191. Tl.red ol the maddealn1 -l'be,attketpt, l :r:r~ ' oaeAT LOCATION! an.i&mttwtprilr. yard ~11 -.. a a&, 2 erowd1f l:&UP• to ,.. ... f'NMDtOW'N' wW NSWI LUXUR10U81 • dllL encl. ca.rqe. a be, ...,..., Wooclbrld&e . ~ raua., II mJ .,_ ••••·but tor 1 rr ....... ,, t 1•1 JI07 .. +8Q.rr. •••t...-lb'rm.CJoH Oardito .-do bec:*fard, ' r.I Jtedluda. We've Just =· 'llAI ..... or .. -.... ••••-•• .. •••• J ea + .s., J BA. lO' to pa[OI, ~ • tam adt to pen. Avail. Aus. i;-Uattd tlllt loot)' 2 be a,_......,a;a .... llttet~, ID' di.-/ llo. • lmmtd. t.•mo.•TtlO 111 , :::'~.· 1'~~f0uJ.1.Y11pdU .. l· ba.fn*,le«pr.q1 et :,.~~~°""• .~ ~-<M·l!~1 Lovtly 4 br, tam rm. 1 ••• I Hll~llorh ... tt I . ---· ---~ ............. w ~-=· :n ,.=o!: ==· ... ., ...... ~o~ lr::'i IDVBLY air a.. J'/R. Al 'f.:· ~=: :.._ =~~.•pncedat ,..._ • ..._.11 .. :1'a!.,•"' ~ Mwt.'1eft'4.d.ei.Ac&ne .... .•) ~a.ti &&.ate ........ --•-.. • ~· Vi :C9t. _.1::. r/Y, ~ WI.Iii W. I U + 1tllliD J'l, ('1W)1'1WlU ... l'lllMD; ,... ... ... .. ..... ....A .... ~ a.ti ~ at: ra, l::a ~n ... ~ ... IN 'h'ldi '°" oN *111 .. ~· Mr. ¢ llJI 4. ~ ... *'~~a -"m"·-· ; .. .,,:..-:•:.-=' • ..=~ .. ] 5 UNITS LOTS ; I \ I f I /:!: Macnab -lr~rne FREE RENT Deluxe Saites 544.1269 sq ft 197-1750 sq ft .. . . . ... . . . ... ,. ....... ,.~ . . ' . ~ . . . Ciil ... .. .. I I ................. lt1 ••• I I PillllSJP••lii ,.....,..,...... .... ..... .... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ••........•.•.••....... . .................... . ·~~ Cut•• J'n m l,n 1 ~ lltedeUat. iddlUon1. Prut. laoda~ape main· 5" aJumloum ffamleaa I nNtCKY FOXES·cln P£11UlSPAINTING ffouleoah1Uq, Father 11 me btlp with your ~-CHAaG o..-.dedsa6co¥ttt. ,.....clltu•apu new ~loci. cleanup a ~ w/blled ot yadQ,ap(a.bomesofct. Exprd. Reas Ra\es. fOn. Loca of"refa. s;ua. Realfll\ateneeda.A1ent Maia I. Ill... ~ """'.-i llaullnt 1.lablllty lD• ...m.l. C.bn bttooJ:· f,_eat. ..... 12 Free Eel. Call Gene tuaf. Freeest.8'15-8S31 Mac-den 842·1691/ ~ ' .c>t• ~._,... ~eo.trwt.loa ;:u:cs 1 Uc~. i°fm~ 'JbeOuHennen.SU. Do ,au wd an exttll. mom -Paint!q. lntr only. S30t---31173------ t JO •'II d & _................... a.-,........, a nu ll&AS-OHAsLB RATES I'• fr••• -...,er with treat Prof paintiJll. Ex\ • int. per ttn. Your aWMUrds •••h ... •-•••• ...... OU,.& layw .._ 4*oft· c-.. ~-.~ Larr 'I Lawn Ce re' ..... : ................. relit Brenda.981·1!587 Low~ llefa. P'ret met w/aat.ltfaC!tlon 1ua.r ...................... . .... 11-.r. Uo_. alock·INeut. bl·• .... -.1J. ' Small Jobe. 2S "" exp. eat. ,,..... 803119 AJft." REBOOT. All °'1~·P~... lot low .. .... .. 5o'iC . • -Ptllmtilna •••• eU. Call CUsto w-•'-rin ---19~ l y p e •. s h j ' I I ••. ........... ._. kOll&I OaU ...... S ... I ....................... •Vl:RYLOWfRICIS• Pllpaql(f.a:t..aM ......... ,............. m au.,ape I ~, .. ~ rock•bakes·compo-tar. ·Ur"' NB ~. .... 0.1 ... llaawortcroom, l OnOudenintMalnL • L.M.S.-Roto. Sod or Allworll1uar. Free.est ........................ Freeett.541·5930 ~--·· 1 ~.:!!'.'!'!............. =v~~aranteed Geotl• · Mt-20l5 ~! .... P ...... _ ........ ~;r1ent1~:s. LPfa~t1nsa: lfowepain~ t E ='iji.~~~:i43t Horiion Rooting. Quality t t 1•S..._ Cattri••· hoquet • · MuraJtaml'a Oanknin1. OQCStudeftt. lTootruelt. Xlntrefa.61s.'1633. tel' Free ns:,0:.;&ec:· work. ruaoaable rates . .... -••• , ..... ••• llMU01 FuUltlu •••rtul Qeu.up6matot.Mbn. Ttub. tree t.rtm. Ron , __ .. _ m~«~atSl · PATCHPLA.5TEllING 831-411M3 ~..._.., ~ for Alll0·1. M?t Old NewPort .... ,.................. ~u. HomeUl-1523 90S7QI. tu-ml European ....-caper A I I t y p ~ s . F r ~ er=-------- 1malt bualllftl \ lllD<ll· 811'Cl. IG~ t' H ... ......... ~ work. Fair price. Inter 1 o t . ex le r lo r . estimates. Call S40-682S hlMr' rib •Mn C '"" UC.,... ........,. GJAlltl........_ -<JIEAPEST baulln1 In a.646-4871dayoreve. Realdenti•I Ir comm'I " ll 9 lCIJJe Heworre· IDalJ ..... otaftlft,.,...-11,wll... • ...................... towa.Fr.eltl.CHEAP! r~~ ....... Tteetrim ~roperUea. Richard••••••••••••••••••••••• --..a.-1 ............ ·-·'ma•-c. ~--• wll~ o••r ---••-.. •••• .. ••• a.BC'l'IUCIAH·Priced HAND:r::AJll: C= ....... • ta.2185orCWS.J.390..-: r..... . b ll ... ,,, 04•• ~ ......... -._. ~ .,. ... _... l · ........ ,__..,_ tl t .... 1 mini Clean-up 8 yrs "''"'a~a • 9'1v· "" or Any plumb1nc. water s:J&.4917 after~. ~ tn "'1 . tit .--au.... m. •••I "'"~"-u ma • 00 elect cal. plum ·ns • 114 T tNCk. ,,ans.•ara•e ~ 'rree est Noboru _,._ 1-·'--b ... _ 1 1---------'•!!.!•~del~"!,..~"'~!!~_J wa.ll:a b&oft•. patlo1. ,_..or1MalljOl)I nn.an.2717.~ · • • -r· · · serv. ~· a ..... u. enc. c 1 11 11 _ · -.i.tJe•4 ·~=~!:rd~ __ !.tT~Hlll::==1 deaoloa <1atdenin1>. 531-118Zor897·2862 1.5ynpa.1ntina<>ra. Cntx. ceramic tile. Reas. de::r:,bco!r3s. ,ouo~!: -•PlaJullq a Vacauon• ReM.ratfil.$41-0Ue •• topqualltyStl.Jct3:M950 133-3"8 ClllMC.. P' .. 'i..t "Ttte C.retaller'" II .HUFJ 8»1818P . ----------1 lbowen. ,....ee eltlmate. --···-··•-..... ........................ carf for pet1 plaots 18 tell ... I ....................... ete DRAINS a.EARED. '1at szs.a7S. -------------111Mried coll. I~:' .. w~J T~~Jl l'ENCECO. botta propert~wblle •••••••••-•••••••••••• Brickwork. Small jobs. '4 off on all wallpaper. if rate. SU.so. Maans.•.,·--c.-_._--_----Csm , .. ., ~ ln "'-.__., ... ,......,_ .. _.. · ' ded Want• REALLY CLEAN Newport. Costa Mesa & do , .. _ h ,_ Th $24.50. No timmiclts. ,,.. ~·.-. =.t.. .. -........... _. · __ "_""...,. YOU re away, n · HOUSE! Call Gingham lrvine.67S-317Seves. we ~ IDlu•I e Rooterman.838-3882. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ecb. car MtVice. UcUU-lJl SJl.11.17 '1'7CMa Girl n-est. MS-512l lfaDlmen. 537-2004 Expert wpiD1 thinning ~o!e~e.tt:(.. ~ Attabaltnd.:m."7117.. h* 3 f ••• 1 Block Slum_]l8tooe Wans. lnletior patnttn,: Careful PERRY'SPLUM.BJNG • stump -removal. LatbdtaAAOC.bt= Ci• ud• .............................................. Tbellloppetta.Alllypesof Brick. _Stone Planters. quality work at 1 reas Complete plum b in g Landstape treatlons. ••••••-•••••••• .. ••••• Cl••n·QP• Haullnc Haul •k!l!~ader dump cleaning incl. hy· nu. Lie& Bonded. Bob. prtce. l'reeest. m..onn. services. Drain & sewer 675-2821 Uiterior cam.. B J 0 • .11 ~ • -.. _ I· 1 d. • .... • •~ .. drocarpet clean. 546-2393 673-0UM or 536-9906 c I e a n 1 n a . F r e e•---------try t.v J -·•·l: ...,. a.• ....... ..-n~capn1. mme . ~era .... ...., wr., -Fine fat/Ext a acoustic esUmates. 24 hr service. Tree Service-all types • -~ -i'.. .. -• AiemocW• . ..-viaq. '4a·9'07 demolitions etc. 831-12$7 Hou.ecleanluc 6. ban· r~.,.n.g paintint Free eat. Low m.3111 removal: palm trees any --"5-41t4or~. G .. t dyman repairs NB/CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Let I 3803tZ Call ht.494-79 494·2129 Carpenter, bandyll\AD ed. .__a! 0. en s er v c e · '&nded cpl. ssMl.23 aft~ Paintlnc. Extr/lntr. Ex· ra · c · Poal 5-Wc• •• .,....... ----·----- Pne ell. Call alter s. ~·,_!'ree95~~1l Your frle.nch and orweekeDda. pr'd. honest. neat. reas. Paul.673-a27 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wmdowC ...... Jelt5a-2037 Whee )'OU JMled eJl.l)eJ't ...., ...... e. net.,...... JIM ClaalfMICI Lic'd9M-1045Dave Elq)r'd. Reaa.rates.Serv ................ _ ..... . -~ • repaln. tum Bartall\ 1bop~n read •be 11 t be Y b H ' e Pladac • C1aalfted Ml ls PAJNTER • lotertor only Repairs acid wash Peoplewholivelntlua SeDwtth~EL. to the Service Dlre«ort thellttlddainctasalfiecl ......,,101toaell. They'll aa easy u d1aJiAC )'our Pme Exter. Paintin1 by S30per room. Your IUD· 64.S-0347 ·=ear · · houseueed•toocl lt'a a BREEZ~ , • io Claaalfled to sot\oe rec:Warly. And they find tell you bbw well it pbone. Give us a call. R. SI.Dor. St. lie .. ins. Try dardl met w/aaU.tactk>n · · Wmdow cleaner! A"-IGSfll YCJVprob&em. wbatthe)''relookingfor. ~edfOl'tbem! We'DdoU., ' .M2·5618 me.838-555524bn. P81'842·3719 WanfAdH.elp! 642-5678 "AClearView .. 831·02~ •Offlcel..W 4400' hm ~ . .. .. ,.. Movtwas. Trwst LOltA"-d HOO,_ •• Jl50-JGlllW.ted. 7075 HlfpW..ted 710~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-1rtmltJ 5005 o,,G:hselty SPOS Ofpa:t.utr SOOS Dlidi' 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qlll dlx laitea. uUI pd.••••-•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• HAVE MERCY: When de· VTDEOMOVIE PARLOR Female Com.Pan ion ,,_ _______ _ · ~= pbg~m TRAYaAGB4CY Furniture stripping Children's clothina shop. 2ndT.D. made-bouaht. positing uimals at Free20m.inlntroductoryi travel cook. shop. dnve. Acctng Blttpna req. 67~ franchise esta.b 2 yrs In Ask l n g basic a 11.Y Luther Investment Co. Or•nse County Pound, visit. no purc:base req. sports. O.C. ex. refs . TEMPORARY fltANCHISE areat ~ta Mesa loca· merchandise & flxlureii. 661·2510 be sure to stcn "NO ON A Is o dance & rap ~ Register Today to work 'Jbe new way to own a laop. For Sale at far Call Joy al UBI. 775·0100. RELEASE FORMS &esSD~...i...R. OF FU..a -Vus_it_y_ass_t -bs-k-tb_l_co_a_c_h-.' on various acce>UnUng & travel acency. Travel below cast. S7000 flrl'J\. Pvt. Party nds$50,0002Dd AVAIL OUT FRONT SO --... " bookkeeping assign· .. ~,.··.·.·•.•11•11•• .. •11•.••.·.·.·.··.· .. ·.··,1 Netwon. Start your own. s.9-7622 FLOWER SHOP. C-Osta T.D. secured by 11rime YOUR PET WILL NOT 2080S. E\£lid. Anaheim ·17 ~ru:la)'l.d1 expl~yrs menu. Work cloa~ to "'I Exp. not uqu!red. Mesa. Repossessed. bayfroat property. Act BE SENT T 0 A Exciting recording. coa gexp.~ your home. Fl au re sn.,pkgC...... CompletesupporUclong COMPUTER Owner in Texas. must 6'15-SI09 RESERACH LAB OR S.W-1581 Refioed lad eeks Clerks to Sr. Accoun· -C-....ffora.... l8'm tervic& provided. M•ftmNG sell.Agt,?SJ.1400. • MEDICAL SCHOOL" . tioo ll y 1 J>OS•· tant1 needed tbruo1it ~ Ca IJ II r. Cb a r l es. t>n .....,,.... ~ ta•"• ""I Help atop the "'Slauebter DILLA 'S 81 ve-in compamon Or Co Ctl 0. W.O. ~ PAUYlDES .A GRt:AT Mwy IM.e• .an e. 1 •llt/ the iftft04!ent.. For -OCCUU SHOP .:"::!!tee~ trr~f!~ ang.ftot>ertllalf's f 640-547f •----------•SECOND ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lmflr,.._. further info write PO. ---------i 'c.AnmSlmY SIMCOMES tat, 2Dct "3rd T.D.'a. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Box208.Cos\aMesa.Ca. READIMGS llN5'11 500~~~$':~1 ----------• DIS118Vl'OISHIP *"-S-. Creditno.,robJem. •nu•c••• 5100 9362'7. Tea. tarot Carda, ESP'. Womaoaeet.s position as No.Tower. Union Bank .fllMILOCA'nOM PARTORFULLTtJIE •C111••Y Accomh ·7•-4271 · ....................... readings daily. 9AM · companion elt' .. to Sr ln°n)eCityofOrange Store for lease, E. 17th Immediate openinp · ln •Aa•c ... AHIL An'anged by LOST : B I k / T a n 8PM. For •ppt. 49"9177. Ot. Jefs. 646-9217 714/135-41.03 St, CM. 1333 sq It . =~Co. and/or sur· W,&Secured. Prinonly OoaalHomeLoans Dober ermwan .• marle. d$t00. lBcb..130 N. Cst. Hwy, Lag _n_,_1_6'2_-89_l_O_. 646-__ 195-6 ___ , towns fori dis· DIGITAL PRODUCTS tributars. All retail out· OOYOUNEEDCA.511? 'P£NNJ Beach/Yorktown HB. Successrul 0 .C. busa· lets ed b 213/278-76m 1st.2nd._...... ~ aresecur Y com· •o.iu ---------• nessman urbane . pany. DistriWonWp Homeowner loans PIJl:HEI LOST: White Toy Poodle. sensitive. interested in 4,000 sq . ft. N1ew NOSELLING SlS,000.00peryear arraneedfast. nr Whittier Sci Are}l. meeting auractave . warehousespace.HBJp· You may become P.tTllM Borrow-SlOOO. $100~000 ADS C M slender woman. 30-40. duatrialPark.8!M·53Sl distributc>l'fornationally $6000000Pft'yHr fluible terms, past · .~ Enclose pboto. Reply to ...................... Vn& lady desires posatJOn --------- aalive-in·comp. sety. soe Accts Pay•ble-Major de· tiastesstoeducaled lady veloper 1n Newport 9 /travel. lge hskpnl(. Beach seeJc1QI conslruc· beve refs. Send replys to hon accO\lOts-payable Ad •330. Dally Pilot, Box processor to work In new 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. olrices in FlHldidn Island 9a628 area. 64().lmO < Rltonda 1 ---------1 !!1averrtlbisoedro ._cic1aar~etetelss:. FUUTim~Potential ''' cusredilno·-~aa.tiprobonlem. Call ONLY $2 : Ltg grey. beutered Box 318. ._ Daib' J>llot. Nearnew2720aeatind. & .. ··· ........ · male cat, Big Ceo.yon. P.O. Bo" ).~60. Costa Housesiuer .-mature ........... s .. ..1,., ,......, Redondo Cir, Salems. Koola, enl. KRYLON STERLING FIN.SVCS <UAJUOO M Ca..........., .... dow non sm-'"er re rs ,... """' ........,.. AEROSOLP~ b ) ....,..,.... esa .._ .. , · "" · • Newport area. Ex· 'B.Htmt. Dftl.G~ ... -Pall Mall. etc. You may .,. .... ER'SGLU 714/~1610( kt Sell Gfty ··--or -m· --------r • resp 496-Ul37Grace f d ~--i.--. ~ ~ .... ....... ..... l 1, • perlence pr~ .erre . .......,,.. your preted\ r-· DUROSUPERGLUE 11 INTEREST ONLY blnation of •tems f« S7S Lost M white, w/ ong Kris Elliot Weeki d.ra 613-'921 Irvine Ind CompJes. a•rase/warebouse/of · lloe 1.00 sq ft. w /41 S.F. toed yd. 5S9--1802 BSq ft j.nc .1st class ~c & -wa.rt!flle a1>9ce. All ulil pd; Sl216/per mo. 8'7~1. s&art part time and H · WELDWOOD CONTACT REAL ESTATE LOANS or •~ wllb a P•nn,y bodf, shrt lep. answers ServingOrangA!County Ret.t.red. very active Scot· Y w. pend to full Ume later if CEMmTS Amanged in prt vacy of Pincber ¥. 3 lines for 2 to Corty Vic Magnolia & "It's a pleaaure to t 1 sh coup I e w uh i---------you desire. To q"alify MILLIONS!!! yourownbome. . ~~e d•Yf· Eacb EW.sFVReward962·6504 serveyou." housecleanm1 satuallon Advertfalna you must have auto. a are-1 ... s .... nt ~=-~ addiUonal line is 1&•for 138-<mlS 738·0786 both working together. few boun .spue time ··=--• -1.__ .._ ttiea~Cl:larplt : Lost Baby girls picture •---------Balt¥>a or Lido lsl. pre· t"Drl'IAl (days or e'ves) .-id, cash onnauuuaJtelevis10D . Nocommerclahds. album. Vic Mission Viejo MASSAM ferred. SCS.1425 «"U. inVestmeirtor; . wpm~~ a11om-1B79 ·-------EDITION PLANI ........... =iflYl NoselllnprodgorUC..~;...rien"'e Mi.,=•,!,r.w.• •••• •.d ..... ~ •• 1.0. anctFor,°!!"'p1" inrormdauolln "-t Bl ...JoH Si AGUIEMODB.S HelpWmect 7100 P'" ... ,.,.11 -" ......,... .. • .. ,,9, • .., ace your 11 ca ....,.. ue _.. amese. ESCA .... S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5,000 aq fl new tilt. up MIU, · .. ·· .... · ·-necessary. You will PRIV aiONEY ssd.ooo M. • n s we rs t o ~" l"•l£S btildibg. 17th" Pomona PLAN 111 · · · · ·• · · ts.990 restock beautiful d.ia· secured by •.ooo bome 642 5678 Marsbmellow. Tu de OUTCAU. oMLY Accounting ~ CM SB50./mo64.S-6811 For more inform~lion plays in high caliber <owe Sl.2 000 !Al TD) for 5 • winds. Santiago area. "-,•Yet.... SIT YOUR OW... 'Jbe oaey Pilot baa im ._.---.--W-mted ____ 46_0_0_, aendoame.a4dreasand com~y~lablishedre· ynat1o%.intereston.ly, 646-9844 6.,,.,3.121 ... 0 " mediate opeqlng for phone numbert.o: taU accounts which will balan-in 60 mo .. tb•. • • • W01111uG qualified saJes person to •••••••••••••••••••111••• METROPOLITAN .... 0 ° F d D h h d "'" sell "nnual "ear e nd be turned over to you in 552-nlO o u a • i c s u n . . .. 1 Young Female needs TOCi!'!.cct.!'DC:1~00PA!"! )'OUr area. These great female. Vic. Magnolia & Jeanrue. pleas~ contact HOURS! Special Proaress Edi· studio apt. Will pay "I> to -~ ~ ..... "l""' products wm be supplied~ Trwt . Hamilt.oo.H.B.960-1716 me. Sonya, Racily &c I Trend.ala "Flex Time·· lion. Past newspaper $185/mo. Costa Mesa POBol!.577.Rosemead. lo you by Summit Dticli 5035Acrylietlalls100% guar. missyou&loveyouvery allows you to beat lhe sales experience prt>· area. Excellent re· Callfomia91770. M!U'keting Systems and •• .. ••••••• .. •••••••••·· $20. Haircraft Plant FOUND: Blk female. wht much. Urgent! Mom .. Rlllh hour traffic or just ferted. Temporary posa · rerences. Ask for Pat.ti. ------+----i a 3 2 . Ye a r . 0 1 d . ~1005 beard ai chest dog. Vic: 213/SSS.7811. sleep In a UUle 1on1er. t ion l'OU Id bero me 642·1045 bef 10 a .m .• TRUCKING. water COD· $25,000,000.00·per-year (QWEST Lo.t&Fomd 5300 ~~1i~1::tonio & Att slim F 45. loves walks Tbl.a and other ''top of permanent by year end ~aft lOa.m. structaon. 195.000/yr neL comthe pannaytiown~stS1a°"rgeeorst "'t.f•lf lt.e.s _..................... . . onbridgbch.e·. •~en•~-4:..,'}5,.nhin&g al· l~~lini~··Y:n~~!! ~h! ~rC::.~:.f"r~:r::: Architect needs 1 Bdrm 29%down. Agt, 751-1400. .. lltT...,, • ~-1.<Jstor Found a ....t! Call F 0 U N D : med . ex .-~...... oU · g '·" "ons terview. apt. Corona del Mar a11tborbed paint and .v ... _ Animal Assfliance blk/bm/wht Dog, male. home. Would like to owan quau.aca.. · ORANGECOAST atta. lmmed. occupan· w in th OOMING gluewbolesalers. WT.D.Locms. Le&lue537·2273.noree. Vic. 22nd & Tustin Ave. spend 2nd hall w/gent cy. XJnt rers. Ask for At'.f¥bMo~YvE af. Applicants must be FairestTerm•slnce1949 N.B./C.M.646-319'2 wbobaabomeoow•ter. , .. ~C:<;.O.~ERSIC DAILYPILOT Ralelgh~705l k U $2SO responsible. able to s.tfterMtg.Co. FOUN~ Bill Germ•n Reply to Ad 1t294, c 10 •••--642-4321. Exl.277 !:!~~ry e~.art~l!!>.·, to make decisions and be ........ 2171 545-061 I Shepherd. female. nr Found : German Daily Pilot Box 1560. E:qualOpportunity -1.....-... t •'"' clipable of making a .,......, eau1~1a & Minnesota, Shepherd. Fem. 19th St. ~~taM-a.CA"""""" 1·2Yeo ... a""'Ount.spay11 • Employer -•flnnst/ . $750ormoreFull-tlme as. mini b I IYllU n II """ ""' -........ ... At•c• ' a distributor of the 6 rnentm;zn•. ~.oo.0r~ Retiredto1_ .. cou11l~e2ndbasTD~sney C.M.54.S-~ ?K!n~~ 11~8 :u:rr PwlCIMls.r.kes 5360 bleexperience wlthsomei--------- ••• .. ••••••••••••• •••• moslprofit.ableitemsin mercluuldiaebu.ybaclt ........ ex LostSbep.Huskpup <fem> S48-al6lor~ •••••••••••••••••••••••exposure t o com · AHXTltAIMCOME ....... this 40 billion doll• in· v~·lon ._ Elmer's Gl.ue Asent. 1-837·3744 /bm/b'.. h ti putenzed systems. Will Hi".. . ~ d ""'T ... ll'Y ... w P on . NLagaraCyclo-Maasa1e match vendors mvoaces ""commw/prest1ge ...,.,.-·-... , 005 u 5 tr Y · 8 rake 8 • are re g I s le r e d SI 5 000 •-....11 T.D tall. lfaJM..SUmmer Vic. Found White M Samoy!"d Products Show Room against purchase orders income Tax Service. ···~:·,•:•0•:••15•:•::t•••• Alternators, Voltage trademarks or Borden • 6'NI Mesa Woods. l\eward approx 7 ·14 \'.I C Special3-Pr·S10 and receavina reports. CompleteTrainlng .,_. ._ _ Regulators, Starters. Inc.. Weldwood is a re· Owner/Bkr would lite to S46-0173 Rossmo~r Ms t rand CouonSl.tpportHose Tax Corp. of America Starter Drives and gistered trademark of sell a Sl5.000 2nd T.D. . ownerorgiveaway<213) 17610Beach81vdi24 verify extensions. and 552·9600.848·3898.9·9 ~~1j1~:.F~t d:. Waler Pumps. No sell· Weldwood Products. Payable interest only LOST: Sealpt Stamese 431<61189 8'2-4066Hunt8e~h prepare detail for com 1ng. We supply ,you wllh l>urQSuper Glue is a re-i0%. All due in 3 yrs. ca.t. F. Vic Goldenweat& puter inpul. Should have _tall9 __ .640-__ 5_u_2 a"'"gt_. __,..' __ 1 fOur accounts. Invest· gistered trademark of ~ by tux home in F.dlnger, HB. Reward. Found Beaut Wild Duck ~ & Escort• abibty to communaca· A/Payable •ElalNARl~N mentfrom $3,'7811secured WoodbntChemlcal Inc MlulooVieJo. Prtnclpals 882-4118. Someones pet. owner 8 ea u, Y. ch arm . te/i:r&ac~ with '::d CASH FLOW! ~~d~;~~t~ev3o~o~ CALL MR. SAWYER. ~ase. S81·2600 & Lolt: Golden retriever. ideotlfy6'5-lS09 intelligence. Whal more ~~rt:.~'ln~ ;ro This top nationally known co. offers xlnt po· tent. & bens for person wtA/Pay exper. Co. has extremely generous sal a.ncrease:s w /1st raise in lime for Christmas. Starting aal '750. Let us save you needless days back. For detaOs call TOLL-FREE II. lli'a yn old 65 lbs Found 7/4178 Vic Sant.a can YoU ask for! Parties. blems. 10 Key by touch a Oranle County Animal t-«M>-621·1'12S.exlR·148 -iA-bmcolor'w/whlle Ana" Bristol. white/tan dinner . d an c I ng . must! Hoapila l . "Ful l y 98·~ERNTIME ANYTIME 184DOHLOMSAYS ~poulbly ln..lunid Fem "BenJl" terrier bo6tesses1t.heater.Party eqwpped-presU1e Joca· ToU,,._eel>Nl-..... " .2.~0/(!,Nlc~'!! Vlc.Coestffwv&1balia: 968-1101 Boal Service avail. Ex· Uoo. Owner financing. re .,,.,.,._, "4W .;n.rnu .. ~ I I Ice b dis I ~.OOO.Call7SZ..1920. WAYCOCORP. ACCEPTED .~1::onl/e.Beward. F~~d :,,~oun1 Blon,d ~=v!act:: who l,auz~ J '-'UAIL ~th bouUque unique & 3000 f · '-""'&er u.ae puppy ma e. the importance of com - 1 T beautiful metcbandise. Approlt. aq t art !Mt: BUI: Booclle. ans to W/red DOie. Magnolia " patiblecompany. Male & -DI ... CE er~atl1lous Na loe. ::~1:~ie·~~':'i~~m:94~ "Mlml'". Reward. Lido Slater. FtnVly. 8'7-7622 FemaleclleoteleKalpine r.,ill !'lorida busineas owner. Warner Ave, HB. Call taJe.f75.1319 Lost M B1lt Lab 8.12• Vic Asao~. Katella Ave. ftONITIES"' Muslaell. 813/2G-6Wor 2l3/6M-7432 Lost· &W. SprinJI M l7lh & Oran~e CM Anabeam52'M632 to,.n1:>0P.M.l n 4/640-723' rerDleait2ncl st:Sl.'tnr.i'. MZ-2914 SodalCWls 5400 lljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim••••••• .. I lnterested ln sellinc or 'I '"°'lag a business! Call Reward. 67s.4.S'12 Lost M Golden Retriever .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Joy•tUBl.775-0100. sa..1y,.._ Loat: Sml blk Fem w/blue color It CM lie ~W Guest ~ Ptoperty Ii I st 'RUST DUDS neutered cal, 5 JR old, f007M' VI~ ~bor & Call 1NTROV1EW fort be liand toclwled.. SOlid in· W & lr* wbl Oea collar. Mllllne FalrDale95 . lntelli1ent a. diacreet vestment. Cal .. Joy at SWlNGSlc REFl'S • ln c e II II 7 8 · N r Found · Young Shepherd way to meet new •inal~ 1, UBI. 71S-Ol00, CONSTRUCTION Beacb/Adamt. BB. JDaJemtx. llulU colon. people 752-5411 Gift. shop. Caab or terms. -APT&COMMEltCIAL Chlldren's ~~all lont kids. Vic: Bolaa . . Bu)-now, .bit profit•ble MIGUEL 983-2983. 75H · Otlca It Hell. RB, Ph: aealOD comini-Call Joy MORTGAGI CO LOST CAT, Male, ~lpa in M6-8S'19 1 ..... tl .. =i¥11:•:= .. t! at UBI. 7T5-0lOO. ll1·7lt I 661·251 I r:r ~·rC:-81':f1::· .... neub 5llO ..................... .. IMI SHOP OPIM IVIAYDAY ~aid . • ...................... Sdi11la & Est. t 1eara; Hunt. 49'-llltorO...-Z. 1115~=~=eal .. ~~ ..... ?~.~~ Bead 9bopplng center. t p 111 Loat 8/1171, bell• • SaaOtaMQle. Fulq lic. Ow~ rel1Hn1. Aat. 0,JD lcurltW 1005 ·~prtpoodi., Bliler ror.-C.7291 l'I> •••• .... ••••••••••••••• • Falrvtew. REWARD! O MASSAG~ •••• •••• ••••••••• •••• 5'0-2$15 961·6021 ev•a ~cMaaeur ··. · lrtSplratlonal IOOll Dlitributor 1 --dQI OukaUN..wlll Liilt Ilk cat w/Ncl CGUar 1---------1 nrApolma •s. 8artr'Gilal PREGNANT~ Carina. 8.1. ~ ~I coumeJln.t ti& rtf.....S. Abort.loo, adop- dan •bepla&. Al'CAJlE sa.asa LleAAYal Oililll u •••• .......... ~=-0>- :.tii:r. ....... .... ACCOUHTIMG ClEIUC Interesting position for searchine tor a pos. Ca II individual who e njoys Chris. S40-605S. Coastal divemty in their work PenonneJ A&eoey. 2790 and who has at least I Harbor. CM year or varied nccounts ALLJOBSFREE receavable/bllhng n -•--------- perience on a com· An.MAMAGIR putenzed system. Wall 10 Un.it apt bldf. Costa ~ Invoices. apply Mesa. Lav~ on prop. payment received "on Pret'er exper'd cpl .. no account" and monitor children. 675-SUO and l'e(:Ooclle Input/out·--------- put to tomputer Calculate sales com· mlaalons and Interface with marketing depart· ment in reaolvln1 pro· blems. Accurate typin& stills and Ute ability to opertte a lO·key re· qi.ired. TUNDATA COIP. Studard Memorlu Dt•tloft MIOW. s.r&rom SaDla AnL Cl. 82704 ('rt4)~. Est. 2JJ F.qaal °""'1-UD.ICf t ~MIF A/Receivable Ji'\Jn type Job w1muaic publishin& co. Outstand· tng personality needed to m in. Knowledge of ,aJes journals & retail ell.per a plus. SI.art.Ing tal 18S(). This one can eave you needless days of Job hunting. Call RllM . ~. Coastal PetlOn· net ~ency. mo Harbor. CM ALLJOBSt'RSE I fJf !M!iV ~ ...,..,,Aft! '!1 tm ~?!!'::' ...... ?!!! ~~~--.?!.~ ~!!~11111?!IO ~~~ ..... ?!-~~~ ..... ?!!! ~~~-.-?!~ ~?~ .. -?!. ~?~ ..... ?!.~ ~~?~e;.•!.~ ..... ?!!! c.s .... ,,_, aertc.i ~ ca-a... COMPUTER DILi DO••snc r /UfM. E1.,.r. pref'd. YOU AIE ffnU HelpWantecS. a..ltU AfDE..Uv.ln Mftl1'4'•1YCTIOM AUTOM<mYll ..._ · O=• 6 ntaho. N.,.,. Loni terin tempore~ fOI' lull time worklnl lht\ h raelUu ..... c;• MOTtCLm tna."4-1100.Call Tm J b all It OPERATOR DB.IVllY parents. w/2 uh4o1 •1medaaa cat •••ar. LOTMAM f\IU t1lli ..-1 m our nUll. lllVlu;u ~=•~11lHl0co~Must Peraon to make de· eDlldrto la ffuat kb. lloa1, •ri•tl•I pro *-UV9 c .... dri•... rlfloa\N for,.,._ •Ith --------To Jda Orante County'• bave t.:hnieal sclence Uveries, handle ole •ui>· ~ 11*'1· driver"• lie . .....,-,... u.-. dt· reeor• (f 1••1 .... ,:=,e.~!•1>9 •. '· c•.... tap i.mpOr&I')' •a•ncy btdpound. lit 6 Zlld pliea •equip. It take Mu•t love tbU4rH . ..., _. .._. ~ +. -.dlM'ttl 0.. ..... Oeo4 -••· ,.. wt.. tbeV.1 P 1bllt av•ll. Xlnl pay. J'ull·tlme poaHlo n caN ol pn'I ofc ne.Q. S&laryopea.M..-.ua .._.. ~ 1 '• tlaU or • .. • MuJ't , w.-. HOITllllS fOU.,.. · • · ll1.11t be If. lllier.tUac ava1il•bl•d f~r u et•· 10C1M heny Ufttn1 r.q 'd. 1.i_«_•_rt. _____ _ ~ ar.iUn ... leae fleal~lUlJ la .... AllellrAapenoobtwnl6 We otter top 1alartn. oppor.CAJ.J.NOWI ~· ompu er XW bem. Oo1tU1ct Jaclr Dr$perie1 • ..,....,, c.11 I.ck 1•1111., o.t..a llf la..,tat.e:t:: tot• fie: MIO Via Oporto. t.ljobt.ihortandlofl&. MONIS ~':'~~~~! G. Ra\ab Co.Mm Ba~er Dnl*Y room womr . .. ,.._.,.._ o..-a fU'l U• tel tr. NI. wrn uafflUMnta wit.ti 8 ctllent worldnl condl· St, Co•ta eu. a · EaperlHUd or will &..aM••••' IOYCAlftl Sliifali•ed 6 n.a••t• --------top Oran1• Cou nty ~~ office • tlona and emploie. ~·nm '15l·2SIO, ext tnAo.-.......,, --. -· • -&I IOY-...... .., ... _,.. Dt&Mft· aR1' Wa.&Md. fl.400 mo nra. OvtT • vHn o1 0 1 d a.u ........ •1•"1r· -~ diWltlJ a •IM1· IN• BHl • .,..,... after tomblaed ns>fnenct. ve r oa beneflt&P Otn £.O.E .. "''''" lrt..-., h&U Pfl'. Deliver ._. .. ,.tac, hlUle1. & .. W !pm. WEWAN'l'VOU!!I! 117..00.I AW'1 enoMel ct 1w ~ bakecl aoodl \0 trocll•U•f a tr•••I u.tJa...._ ._ MPU: t••lll •'*"'-' ron·• ..... '---------l SANTA AMA-TUIT1M OeUvery ma!!. for earv aqper a.nit. DI')' vaa . ........ ,.. .,..._ a. l'fDJ'OllT•IACH t9ci : QMC...M•••.. •NaCl.MIS _ !7Z1BlnibS&.N.B. COMM UM IT y monW:a&LA ahneuoute 14,.3711 between • I '!'Git&;: a.-, .. 1444 .............. M 'I b om•. own ....... Cl.IS l'.qu.]Oippot""Emp\oyer HOSM'AL ~=-bfe9:,jr~e _tAM __ ·12P_N_. ____ _ =~.:.. ••lPl•I AUTOM<mVI OPUA110ff or~lt" ~~~ ~ ~~~ro ~;. •TYPISTS 1001 N. Tuatln Ave .,..., W•TeW MAMUMCTUl•'I nt It ___..ARlll i-------1 SantaAna 1141135-JSSS DIM'l'ALASU. lluetk.nowOraa -eo" •••••s .,...w • • ~ ~::O:. :1J~ruct! :wou .... "-·coras Cl.ER.IS F.QuaJOppEmptyrM1F Ch•tralde. tun time. LA eo. ,,..,. 8ver'z1 for..., aMft.Y :aou,. '' tJI'•~ .. JDov.ll,N.o. 111trrMOT4 ~ Good boetlh. H.b w1elun dri~lna r•c. ~tlaantar. a1• tar.~ I J rs t '' '"c,.r' ·~ INVENTORY CooltrucUoo •upertnten· ~orMG-3$tO Oood pay • floe futwe ""' ff#d w ,__.. .. , 1 . ' ~ r.-'Dlf *r---.-• dent. expe,-. neceuary. DIMfA&,OITHOOJC tor lhclH who quality. '*-•••II a. .. Ate C.11 e .,. -·~or t.iailt--------11191 ~ ~ •~Q.IS z Day aui1nme11l. Hun\. Beach.Oo1ta Ill•• Aull/Cbatratde·L•b • Call 5SM4U Sat/Sun/· IOml. ,.,_ "'°'1 U..t IU,LJ Ba k Se J-.L. •OIDll C&. .. S Sat/&ln Aui. 26 4t J7tll. •re•. Several projects ""'·" time wltloa N-t tlOft. I& ~=·:~ :.:..: a R tr8t3fV ,... •HOSflSSll Si1PerbMga=-y! ~o':":~.!~.P~~~~. c;;;\er.~ -r ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~-ASS• 1 llS ar.. aautr ,... .. u lmaned *"1•1 tor l•o ~~:u\Tr:"r:!:i: m.mtorl40-1* DfM'ALtORTffO A11l1· INtlYmtS ltlertrooln upachor • .......... ,.,......, •• to'** manqtf. Oood •·•·-.a ~· will tr•JJ\ P'Ot NtwpOrl Buch an4 ~8~ of flee • t•nt. P l ttme. Expr·d. Men ar women ZS yrs or --efMI.,... ...a at• -.. ., .... 6 wortil.n1 lllf1"etlrial 1lrUla rtiq'd . ..,...., SbutbCowll.Ycall : 1 d C fl I __ .._ otci Know the t-'?:·ra. ~ COftdllkllw telMlll .,. H · ,,.,.r btnlttnf .. -r. b'11ta Ind v. \0 handle Vicki tf•ton or over oa'**'•,.. ._ r R.D.A net. Pleuaot ore. er. co.u W •,.. r-dlaablll\)' t lelm1. In· Oran&t! County home lrvb)e. 59-0711 dtiea. Netll80 a weeJl or • F dtlal lt1Uah prod\IC\ NI I.OU COPI or •PPl i..un 1 ell Jen Pelti.r 117...,061 buHder need• &lrJ ror more. Ou nae Coast JOlt&~A.-.. A Ate • Hptrienrt not ttm .. llM. 1 motl~rr:tr."St•~n~ H7-f7'0 J'1DBltth.St.N.B. C!Clnllnlel1ondeptw very Dental AaWt. Good op· Yellow Cab. 11300 Ml. M<J l>l'Jbahppljc:Mt• 1.r.-io ot mor. oo~. 1oodtypla11kllla &work por. Salary open R"errmlnn. F'ount.r11 ASS•C• B muet hut a 1ood D~!' Ca ll ft11l1 UO·fOU . PorCentraltl&North Equal{)ppor Employer bablU for correapon· w/benefll• ln Newport Valley. <No of Slater l*"IOl\&Ulf, d,... un1t •e Coeat•I r.rtonnf'I "••n· OranaetwniyCaH: dence. contract docu· olt.14f.48e8 betwn Newhope & of electto·d\ecllanlca • the enthulurn to ~,, D cy, "'° H.rbor, CM Karen Powera meota " flllnl Prior DENT"' RECPT / f.uclid) dnlC••· Prectalon &cam. C.ll Clhe lkon • ALLJ M P'RKE 131-&Q7 heme b~lder exper pA· n&J • w ex· ~~~~~~~~ cleao work to.-11Nll at wa •AYI ""' "• nu11 O CLERKS fd. Rettume only. Cit•· per. for PQ91llon or office ;;;; 5'&blit ••co No ••Pf IA&mMOTOll Cl•tlul . fl\P· otrlce NONISIYll!I ... lion Builders. 17731 manaserrorala,.ebusy l:ledroalca -- IWC'9M. Call tor app't t7NIOOf7'·111' ~trfbtrabrttwhlalr. OSHMAN 'S Sporting lrvineBlvd.TuaUnnBIO ZDoct0tpract1~1nSad· A&DSllVICI,-.." IOl94. --laftlllnl "'C.._0 ...... TI (Jood typl1t Able to han· ABIBAIL ABBOTT Goodl 1a 1 1rowlnf •nd dlttbae!ll Valley uea &ll. DlaiMerhl1 AlrfOM011VE MIW ~ v "" dl•hfa~Y lthonet 1111ar1 upand lna rompany Conaultanl to 1how 830-tJl5 Expanding mlcro com· a.Proct1.11:1ton Pl.NB U19 CAI ~ .. ,,.r·d.~ '*·I.I\~ """ Holfm1n P'abrtt'IJ, JfMPORARIES seekln& aeneul office tuhlon jewelry. Ptllme. _Oen_t.1_l_A_a_s_'t_c_b-ai_rs_i-de-i puter company is build · A111m1161n MICMAMIC ~.Ti;:;::, l~~."t,'!,llv:. _T_»•--------1•--------•I ~~'fl::!•~~~~~ ~"=c~~:"e~ 4~ daya. no's.t Salary ~ :!:.i=~c::,.~:o!:; &ac:TIOMtC Ur.ht l'Hdullllcal work N 8. ln·Hll. K.O P:.~~~~----•1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;-;-;-;1 pensea. Call Par1dlae open.CM.M&-3000 available rortechn1claru. ........... for MBZ UHd can. M/F I,............ of J l DI Cl . ,.,,, i •. -• ... 1 dt Id 1 d · "n'n"' Cleftc:al Be a part our team! e w e r Y re or o...t.1 aecept ex pen enc'°" n repair ... Med.lcet (0. tn Ml11l "'•lure n v u• •·lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I ADP Pleaat: apply in peraon $18-9366 s..-.--.. maintenance. AA degree Viejo is ae8inl ••Pff'd alNd for ••nw•t •II• BANKING ACCOUMT1M• on; _,..... ·-,. or equivalent required. a11embler1 worliln •'°"1MI repilra. Oon\act c&.•• T5•-15 Cools,,.... c...-area.548-S588 Excellent wages for w11mall eomponenu DanCUlford. PENSION We are'aoeklnf an w _.., 16 Cllcalf,._ qualiTlett i nd1v1aual. Good 9>'• ai1ht. mal\u•I "''"°" CN TEI.LEI SERVICES A1Rec1lvable C e rk . IO.IZ t:JM Malun man. own car. 2 Deotalchalnldeau ·t Please call ~H404 ror de•terity req'd, XI" tlllfOl'Ta rmmt!d. Potltl.on avail. In Jamily. Have other ••~dayaprwk awt. beftellts. N•w buildtn1. 1 mediate r II ume op Newoort O.nltr tfn•n· tor rel11ble Ptireon with help. Gd dnving rec. 548·12162 ALPHA MICRO Onl1 dependable hard l&3Mlll&orfr141'90·t?Ot ~unttit: rO: l~lvlduai clal nrm •Nil• reaponal· aptitude for numbera. Neat appear. Local refs. •DENT•• l787SSkyparltNo. t N wontna lndlvlduala call who e .,. r.:uc con· bl• tndlvldual• tor addlna machine tkllhl OSHMAN'S Callbet3-5pm64S-1632. ~ lrvineC..92714 Penn. won avail only. AlTI'OMOTlVE 1 • 1 _. 11 pnifd. f)oijoy exc.llent Perlodont11t nfeds --------CaU auan 511·3830 OHCl IM A lad. xper enc• pr•· c en cal poi t ona. Ac· rompany batletti.. Apply ma Bmtol Cook. elt.P breakfast. •PP. p/lime uat to work rront &ICTIOMtCS TRAINEES (Ot=efteed) tilcr~l•wlu We are seekin g In · dtvadl&als for first shift JJOaitions In our Produc- Uon Depart.men\. We will train the right in- dividuals in lhe micro- electronics industry. Comprehensive com· pany benefits mcluding major medical and den· tal. Call or apply in 4)erson 3952 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. <n4> 540-4i080. F.qual Op- portunity Employer M/F/ff. TRANS MASK CORP. I_....... , • rte d . bu l ft 0 countln1 back1round. 9am-n oon. MOD· Fr I. ly in penon. Jolly Roaer. " back . .Exper. srerd ~."' .. ._.,_ ~We offer n · t)'ptnt lkllla and 10 key SouthCoaatPtau 1_...._. im E 0 Rd ·~ ,." Of'POITUMJTY ceUe.nt beoefltl. lnclud· e:xper. helpfw. lat shift Penonnel COSTA MESA ....... i . . yer . Xray cert req' . Sal lrnmed openlnia Is .,_ SALESPERSON tnc paid vacation. life (8am-5pm). 2nd shlf\ MAUIOnHOTIL orcallror btwnt-u .. a-s Ol)eft.ff.B.IM2~1 portunWee la an eaa.b. laruudcupos.WOOw health lnJur•nce and ~-1:30am> available 900N~CenterDr mcnllllonnatlon: COOK. Por Pl'T. Eaper'd DENTALASST-<;bnldt. co. In \he 0111n1e Co . a dome&Uc luaury ca company paid uniform. now. Bxcetlent working "'New(lonBuch (213>122-49ll pref. Apply in peraon. rrr. $a1 open. Frinse ..-irport ~. Apptirnts dealer ln Oruse O>unty. For more lnforma lion con d a & co m pa n y f;qual Opp Eroplyr 91 If Equal Opp Emplyr MI F The Grinder Reet. 1400 W beoefita. heh area. C.11 Lo troubleshoot, repair & Fr" demo plan. Ex· callCbrt1~er. bener&ta. 1---------11--------· C&ll{yNB142-8811 847-2569 test electronic sytems. c e 11 e n l c o m pa n y ---''--------· &oceot anaJoe .tr.. d(&itaJ benefits. All replle •...twooc1s..-,. Contact644-4360ext263 Clerica.I ca-a. Txeas· t COOi Dental Asst. Registered. exper. req·d. lnt.erv~ strictly confideotial. &Lo.Altoelotioa •JR.Cl£Rlf """ wanted ror Hall a n FtweUestablishedprac-bya~onl)'.s.57-~l ask Send resume to Box 121. ft Don't beat e bushes rett.auranl. dish· up & Lice in xlat bch area Non _ror_Sust' __ h. ____ _ care of The Daily Pllot. • Q.EllCAL any further. O>me to us prep. Full time. Jmmt;d. Smoker. gd working Enjoy a c hallante ! P.O. Box 1560, Co1ta 5828EdimgerAve Bright person whose •SR.CLERK &letusdothejobhunt· opening. 6'5-06$1 for ln· <'Ond. Salary open Brokerage secretary Mesa. California. 92626. Huntington Beach, duties will Include gen 'I ing Lor you. Beautiful ofc t.erview. ~ f /..-..wing yacht sales co. Calif. 92649 ore. switchboard & some *CLERICAL •~ST w/good raises. You need r-!1•1v N .. 9211 AUTORENTAL <714>846-0627 deli very work. Xlnt IW a nice personality. reas COOK DealalAsst.P/T.no ""'" ancy67 ... TRAINEE benefits. Contact Jack G. Varied jobs w 1th & typing & you·re all set. for large rest home. 4 exp. nee.-. Opportunity for in· Equal()pportun1\y Raub Co., 12.5 Baker St. wilhout exper. In good Starting sal $6SO. Call day week. Apply 26l9 ___ 963-__ 56.14 ___ -..Enteruinment telligent. friendly. neat Employer M I F Costa Mesa. ca 92626. olc surroondmgs. Call to-Rita. 540-6055. Coastal Oranie Ave. CM. or call TAL&n' HUMT appearing young man --------11111 (7l4)7Sl·Z510.ext3ll. day!!! Personnel Agency. 2790 6 ~a over 18. Prev_. ex per. n Cl Bartenders u-' need EOE, MI F /H MO FUS Harbor• CM _64&67 __ t ------Groups. alngers. varlel.Y r~. Start with lot man • ~ ,e ALL JOBS FREE COOKS to assist engineers in de· acts wanted for pilot TV duties. advancement private country cl~b}. --------•1t._Q~ office • aip4'document.ationof sbowandvideoboolring. ~:tt-~:.u~ed'A~~ ~~··s4o4 for •n Clerical ~O"J overload Clerk Trainee ~r:':o'!-~.rson:: r,.~:i~~h•ain~:., ee~~i~~ Smaur~&1._u.4 in& record M!<I· 831-XBO B•ther. kennel person. lf"Yeu!re .Sood 557..0061 Thlulnt Fashion lsleco. experience. Good Earth =·~:~~~d:;~ .. pr~: VldeoCastl.ngService or4.95-Q:ll AnlmaJHospitallnCdM B'-hStNB needs bright person Reataurant,ZlONewport •-~"'v-"'~•-t 1 !acrow.New2ndtnastee Ca I . You're 3723 U\; • • • I ...... aom aCCOWll c l D I N 8 ........ ucm.... . Some Hp. req. I 9-a--F.qualOpporEmp&oyer w may""' e · en er ' ve. • exper. Call Sclen\lfic co nds • self s\,arter • a...a..-5111,.,.r... 673-1050EOE Ina classes for b.nk re-~atu. Dri llin .. Controls. w7pleoty of exp In all ----.----------• concllialion dept. Start· ,. r •-1 n Salesperson needed for Beauty Salon in C.M. ~rey~~~Ift~LKLJI~. C k ing1alisS500.butcould OOOK~clerCon· 557-ton aall for Don :=s~pt.'~~tni:d new & used Porsche le needs Wig Stymts. 6S~ ler go to S750 within 1 yr. tlnenta u 1n a r y •Swanton ___ . _____ , trustdeecb.Tbisisanop----------r VW sales. Immediate Commission. 548·3446 you always have a good No charge for any of our PosWvely no charge for Cui111fle. $3.50 per hr lo ...__ ---------• ope.rung. F\JIJ time. Fr· ---------, assignment wailing for posJtjons. so Jet us do the any job from \his agen-start. Phone 496-5446 f:'a t~~r :dilit~t Assembly inge benefits. Call for in-&>ats you. Our employees get job hunting for you. cy. Call Sally. ~-betwn 9am-noonooly. DIStGM to w"i:°rk with 2 pro· WOM&t & Mat terv1ew; as.k for Sales . Pciflc S.OCraft TOP PAY-" we can keep Super Irvine co. needs Coast.al Personnel A gen-DIA.ffSllBSOM f•.,.lonals. : x Int com . JO Assemblers needed Mgr. STOCKROOM HELPER you as busy as you want outgoing indiv. who cy.2790Harbor.CM COSMETOLOGIST •dro Mtdt1 pTnsat1on . 640.8325 now. No exper. nee. 3 Familiarity with marin to be. lmmedlate assign-knows 10 key & has some ALL JOBS FREE or cosmellclan needed Pocllall-g Evelyn Shills. No fee. Come in terms & Ir.it pack in meotsror: sort ol laventory bkgd. --------for So. Ca lrgst skin tare Ma.1111. ot elettro-mech·1 _ __-;. _____ _ today-work tomorrow. necesury. Good op Starting sal $850 up. No COCICTAIL ctr. xlnt opprt for a new products reefs an lndiv. ~ Vidor Temporaries, '34l portunity for a sel KIYl'UMCH Of'RS typing. Ca 11 Rita. WAITIESSES career. C.11 betwo 10.l to prepare accurate PC DcrowSecy RIGO ~~~ 213· N.B. starter. SICIETAlllS ~.Coastal Person· 540-0966forintervlew forappt. C7l4>82J·93JO Board layouts from PenonnetAdmin S20K QUALITY CRUISING ST&fOS nel Agency. 2790 Harbor. --------schemlUcs. WUI also do Seeytl\ettpt \oS950 AJJditor (Wt..wt SAILBOATS f'IX. TWX OPIS CM CodltGll W ..... a Co.ler HefD pasteup. final detail & Manul Engineer to S22K .,..,.. $200 A WEIK 75\.1343 3301 s. Susan. s ._..STS ALL JOBS FREE Sct.ool Need p/Ume lunch "help. assembly drawmgs. we Jrw>e Personnel Agency Exper'd. Prestigious Nat'I ........ 1,.., co .. 1~"inl • ,,,., Prefer 1ludents or ..n ..... -.. E 1'1\h "'-•· M--a 1w-.. •1 -...,.. • __________ , Eun up to $300 per wk. uuer a c:om.,... ... 1t1ve start· ...... ........... ..., N.B. hotel. 644·1700 ext forlOenergeUcpeople •a ... 11,.rF/CIMJ llMIXICUTIVE •• ...... Pl t housewives \0 work Im· log wage. xlat benefit &Ute23l 642·1470 _S_l6._Ri_ck_. E_O_E_. ___ 1 learn business from Faab. Ille inveatmen lllCl'ttS. ClBKS CLERKS Low .... uon. acemen med. F/Ume work avail. pltg4'adeelrable0range i-.:~~~~~~~~ ground up. Forappt.Calt firm Xlnl oppor E~ assist. 7Sl·il&4. can betwn 2-4pm <714> Co. location. Call Scien· 1 · --~-Automotive Machinist •-m·a .. ·-'ty req;d. I C """ --Exn.rien"ed l1'11e cook Experonly.Gdpay.Top 642-5163. ca Win Callorcometntoday Collector-Finance o. ;N'"""""· Ufic Drilhng Controls w~~nted t or bu sy benefits. Lr& & gro"".lng _Ba_b_ys-itter--n-eeded--.-9--3-.-51 _&IG-0 __ 123_·------i ILL[~ UTOTEM ~otte~~s~f8~~~i~~Coun --.-ter-he-lp-lO_P_M--6-A_M_ ~57-9051 ask for Don downtown Laaun11 company· Ca U Jim. dystwkfor8monglrl. looldJ11,.l'A11i1t. ~ ()penl.npNow Available men aura t e w / e" p . Wmcbells Donuts 2$3 E. _w_anson __ . _____ restaurant. Top pay. Call ~ooastAutoSupply Aft2Pm.646-l1S4. Due lo expa n s lo sef'lvices for Cull or p/Ume clerks Speclalbonusplan.Sday _l_7th_St_._C_M_____ DletarrC..,.. Mon-Fri.494-9765A~k tor ·-M .. ,_ Sho Bab . t b kb Stewart Tille needs a ~Be h 833 on 2nd & 3.-d 1hlfts. No wk apply In per8QC\. Hall cou.......a F\JLI time position. W/ ,_L:;_yn.._n_or_N_in_a_. ___ _ .,. acuwe p. ys1\ er. ac ay area exper'd A.s1•·t. Bkkpr. , ...... .,.,.. ac ·14'41 Co S F "' liil'IL ' r 688w Baker CM f/3montholdbabyboy"' .., '·-·-"'Ni'g"•l 831""'~" exper necessary·we Finance .1506 uite prov.detraming orinex· ""-pen ... ,.,.., "ler .. -. deh · · · .a.~ k Call ft. 6.., Top P•Y· Pd parking . ..._..... _. -....-train. Adv1tncemenl op-North TusUn Ave. SA PERSON perienced. Good com-"t -a:t'"" .. V</lut•:-. '""Hrs 9-6 Automotive ~63·1"'~ perm a Qlrly bonus plan. Till G~<;;'tGE~ portunlUes to thoe.e who for Dry Cleaners. Part pany benefits. calt Mrs. d ... a"1~ly . '"Mr~oPayne . r..tsOri•tt ._..... exper. pref'd. but no NEVER A FEE qualify. For inf.ormallon Stop!! Take Umeto rela time. 499-1985 Lal Bch Johnson for a pp t. Delaney'a Markel Street. 1 forlocalareadebvenes. Banking nee. Call lt!I Qhel F,qtralOpporEmployer gotoournearestmarket and 1hop at home. ll' 137~ ~&NewportBl,NB. Must have good driving 5o111tt West lallk $58-UM. ext 30. or cont.act the personnel simple wit.h Dally Pllo COURIER record. 100 Gllwy'" St :Bo::-=-ok:-;k;::-e:-:e:-::p:-::e:r-. -:p:-:l"".·l:-;i:m=-:e:-t•--------i olficeat Claaalried Ads. And lJ P/tlme-2 dqs pe.r mo. DOCUMENT Fodoty tnlHta. Partseo-tet- prefer peraon w /VW , Poncbe. Audi exper. Cootact Bill Walters, Qiids l•tnCMI fttc. ~E. Cst. Hwy, NB . 673-0900. ........... some lypine" mine. CLERICAL o.=~.:~~ :~ .. b~~ellsc;_m~dl :~~~~matunno· COMTROLCURK = ': ::,i!'~~~!~ Is a«ePllng applications duties incl; verify lag al Equal Oppor Employer Clualfied Ad· Viser a Take charge or do cu-w I FM mu11t malling for experien~ Branch bi1Un1s. maklne ou llPIJRTUNIJIES 1-lliwl.m-.-.--•1 &G-5878 CUSTODIAN menl control aed.lon of s mall parts under " Secretary. Sal com· statements. paying al ---------1 30 bn week. Retiree ea1. dept. M•intain microscope. lit or 2nd mensurate w/exper, xlnt bills. N.B. area.~ A m~ Ufe insurance pre{. MeH Verde Area. blueprint archi ves. shift.top pay+ company benefits. Call Mr. Lesch IAl'VlaaatNI!!.. compsby headquartered aM>....., M Fri 9AM operate blueprint ma ch. o.-nefits Gaiser Tool A.,,._1771. VVR...,..., ., In Newf:tjl Beach la .,.., • .......,, OD· · · Gen'lotcexpbelpful. ""' ...,, ---'-'-Id ta .. h SPM ' Company . 1701 E . VVl' ~-_,_,,,_ --.a l -'Ci Carnegie Ave. an a Equal"'--Emplyr m /f n-...L..1-alure detai -..ul v ua w" · Grow1~ e let'l ron ics S t minded people to m -.ua ..... genera "' ce Cullom aaUboal yard nds muu.I. en good pay & 54C).4GIO -------------------, poeJUom open in the Ac experience In one or UIJleOlen. hardware in· benefits. congenial at-AD•. · counlln& Dept. of fHl· more of the followln1 stallers, exp Jamlnaters. moephere. ~ual Oppor. Food Prep/Counter Help. DAILY PILOT &J"Owing Newport Beac weas: PSquared eoata54.1·2873 Employer Call all brs. Gina's Piuaa. Ad Aaency. 10 key by DECC CdM. Call Andy 673-2473 touch. t;ypln& & bkkp· TWX-Model 3 S· •• ,,._... ..,._. wt11 -to r11e1 °"' I•--------tnine 546-4731 -• exper a necaaity. Orea A11to•etlc S ••d· bMultM IOcallOl'I "' ~ NewOc>rt 9Mcll NONV Data Procalilll •---------Stop!! Take time \0 relu atmoa~ and frin1 I 1 c•h1 • 7 o w p"' co111P1et•••11 111e ·~ IOO oooonunt•iM M LHttt fs llt!f and shop al home. ll't ;'!:k7ellt~t ~~~J:r!.' 'I L :i;;,;;~ i0t: £DP ~1;:,~:r, ~~fn:JU.A~il~n~ ·--.... 1 ... ~ --•-c&lll with .. 1. re-you have aometh1n3 to Pert.ti•• posltlo• ~;,• T':.c~ ;.:;~-210,,::: OPflAJOR ~pandbltMultl! sell, call a friendb' ~~~'p;;.·lncl ......... Moacl•y· ....... uo pin . 12 mlOnlgllt lhtll To pl.ce your claalilied cruaified Ad-Viser al wblds.$49-1761aft6PM. =Prlu~11~•.!.!_. •.••! ·SECRETARY We are toot1q ror a pro-ad,call\Od&)'ta·"878. 8CW678 -.. 'Mt type tO + ~. tnO PoMMI QOOd Ol'Olftl· reulon•J It hi 1hly Breakfast Coolie. Priva uclortll tltfl'*-Ho •llOl1111nd r1QUll'9d a a.m.. motivated lndlvlchaal to country club. Mutt bav •.JO P·"" ellttt. proceaa critical tom· ex~~e!'~~· For a ppt. T,...45-60.,. • CLERK TYPIST putar output In an callS-.-wt14 ~ oeioer• ottice 1t.1ncoon1 ... srino our 08/MVT. HASP. IBM Pnlclucl M#ll\J9' 1n 111e ·~ o.11111011 Good 310 e.nvlrorunent. Pott· .. lll111Mtf'to SISk • Id 1 ... 9/Acat"' tyoi"O ... 111. '*IUlfed. tam. .o o DI!\ .,,.,, lb\ requlrff s day work 100% tree lO applicant. • MAIL CLERK week ln various 12 hour UM your f /chg bki(pnl ...... .,........ ahiAa. PrevlOUt data pro-~. fta:J~,!'!.. n~dle •JP ,~... r:m.~..::,:::._ llllM. HIM llft'"O llw°""90 ceuln1 uper,leneed/ ......, """ ..... -• ......_.. educatloa pre er re . tuet for tbla ma.nut. ., • ..,..... ·JR. CLAIMS EXAMINER company benelJta 10 • 1' r °' · Pu l 10 u We bave Immediate • ~ dellllt ~ '"""*""' ""'" elude tulll.on refund" a aupervlaory akllla l oC*Qlnp. It you qualify, ::=n.:i=-~i!"°' ...=. ~=.: well dellMd carffr path IJJOd ue. ov.-.eeinl we offer• unique •Oft· tJP1119 llMMd • a.111.-00 p.11'1 .nin. Ill EDP. ~~!!~~~~I s.., evtronmeoi ID •ddi· • ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Awe .. -s .. •t Penm· ,_ Uoio to excellnt com· _, ~ ""F.ffV Ate.1 • ._ C•mpua paft1 beoeflta. PltHt Will 111111\ ACCu1wte l'l'l*IO ... °' ~·IO wpm. --~rtmeot O.-.N.B.151•a& C11Ua .o...,c.r~~ -~--~~-----~· C!OllUCt: .......... ---~-----~-llOllll ....,.. f/11111 • plWll ~-~•.--.u r·~ WOIWl!I ~ -. ""'*' fllt ..,... 1111' ...,_, hn .J•.m PlnaDDllDtpil1men& ........ o1 ~ ~ To .,...... "" =:~~.(~ PACIFIC ..... II*•;;;-,.._ 'IOONewpol1 a.-Dr Ne•11ott Btacll.CAll8IO -----(TM)-.- SENIOI\ DESIGNER· PCS BASIC/FOUR CORPORATION, lndualry ltadtf In small t>usineu computer sya· terns "-S an lmmedl•t• opport"nlly In the PC dealgn group ot ou, rapidly orowtno company. ~f\11 canctldltt muat hlYt a mlntmum ot e yeera exS)t<· len¢e In dHIQn and ~P of high dtntlty. two4ayer Ind ""* ....... pnnted oln:ult bOardl. &tnd rttul'IM wltf\ .. lary teQulr.mtntt. tn complete c~lldtnot, to: J ~?!'!':°4--?!. .• !~.?.":;'.'~--!!.. ~?~-!!!! ~?:=! ..... ?!.~ !~~ ..... ?!~ !!:'!?~ ..... ?!... ~· ...,..,. is. ,.,. o.a.v !'\!!! .... Dt. MACHMOPll. MATERIAL CONTROL ~W-.tM 7100 HtlpW..tH 7100 Hee,W..ted 7'0f . .... JOlrlCO. lw.I ~I Kltchen Hll~r or B . TRA.lN£t Opp to learn EXP£DITOR Entry ... ••• .. •0 ••••••0 ••• ..................................... -.. _ .. 91malleoMUn.U. e ,.,...,Diii ~1 aed CuuaJty flwHber. lue eet N/Cnui~ .,.._vex· ~ JIOIJUoo. Min. 1 yr NUISl$41DIS P8X • . ... .nldrt ~I Aulat.111. t A«O«&nt Es· '7J..DSJ&fterapm. pr. belDIUJ. RM not nee. office procedure re. 7.S ttll. Good •al for Anawerlna aervlc~ * : ..,.....,...._ P....Ut c•.. ecuthe. Ea,r. ,.., I •• •101 U7.m6 qllir.d. AbWty to •or• e&per'd. certified opetatorfuJHcPrr Call llAL ISTATI _.... C911a,. Golde' Good O(lflll' f« a~ VlnJnsum I 11"1 lKl~P· ..,._ ~ W/fll'u.r. 6 dotai~ (n. ~accepted lf•a ~1 $.&I aa , _.,_.,Nlw.u .. --oble~to ~ ll.,. -ow To wor• In modl<1l Ur•h110..•• lo.•-LCalllorappl. v-Coo• Hooj, ••• Pmon 10 w•k Retaol -~.M. Ap•l7 lam· :*"°':.In. Enjoy Ja:'e::Car:!·u~:::cae ~la.:=~fcrm;srr~~c~ PUii or p/ttme. Mu1t •783tEOE CenlerSt.C.M. • Pharmacy u AM-8PM COMMaCtA&. a.. .., Brokerauk. 48'· t11011&rla7 or bol'.,.,._ proeedu..... b av• w 01 Ired w tt h M AT U R E W 0 M A N So tn e w k n d w 1 k IMVISTMINT . A#O'-•· ... ~ .___ • ._., ftbtftlua. '4 hr. Hunt· t tl t 1 ""fD"'~G K"'o-te d a.. I to • lklft•1\1, P•eonw...t ·-dW 1 e C.U llq•nt for appt. laaton Bch U1·Ul0 P me o we come •w~ u .. "' o . WoWd fOU Ute to be u. 91 I ti OHlee M•e=von a-lr"8clley. &01 tn•> MCM>UO ~ • newcomera Is contact met 1cs1 p h 11 r m a c y llOCJated WUh • feeder u. 11111t ..., .... ~ ·--~ nv•-mercbaat.11. F1exlble hl'I llfttr & helpfw. Health ins COY· theCalilonua R £field• I• et , w • r •I• -Ca-t>r l•,.rl•• dftlpor with Lod1 •llh uporloa... MACl•ST Nftd "" bte l>PlOf. _.,.., .... I/IOU Ume emp. We••••• 50 ;.,;, ..,Y •IC'Ulto•.,. ta MUI N.wport Beac1' ..... tll*iMKe Apply ~k count.er. Pr-v. club Cl A S47~ ORO£R ~Ao~ In person Me1a --*"' t-It ............ -.rt. Paid Hcetlon __ .......,. -p bo 81 CM -.. ,.... ....... • ,... __ .. •-t..• tor Bridatport M h J ... "'" 6 we an expandin~ We. 11'-···~ b..a.._, H.J . Oarntt l"Umitu.n. ... ,_ ... _ -i, Over "1. N.B. co. needa. 111 • UES • e Pharmac~ ""71 •ucc-... • .. c ·~"'~"" ~• lll'Oll ....._, flll Har r • . Pt1'manent. Da1Umo. --La ec aolca Help. wlll Harbor Blvd. CM xcept att • IUl.1-aervlce R.E. • --~ CbetolerHc.pi;eci.100 18 Or over. Drivers lie. m....,.,..a..., OJle11U•P ..,e1---------..... IUIU ... ~ .. --~ ... 8*ClrnS l'OOlu' .... 5ot0t Mill 6 ffardinae the. train for radiator 1h0p. 1 __,,,, •--•-Thun•SUn eomr, .. v __ .... _ .. e •"' ••·lhm. Mon. ' ~O..Qert Jml:1u/J ... kVM 1 .. -.... Beach wwJc. ~ reqd, Top 6'6-i4788.s.s1.1770 now available for in· muc or more to offef ,.. ._ ttiee& Control Ptu fl f /Um. frvlne .__ IOUTI bene. E.O:E. 5514061 ask dMduall to wort lull or Pencianel than rooti. II you have; •• ftudotph, C.lf l:uerorwlUinJCotraln. m;.m 1n ldtaH MOTOI forRooAdam.. Medi J Ba k rn t put·Uroe. experience tn Oftic•. stM5lO ...,0, p • PIT !Meded. =.w.w!~· llUdtnLt 0L Diii)' Piiot route ln busyc.N.8 . ~e,G;: ::re: Receptionist/ Retail, Land. or In· 0..alOtll~ ~ .... ~~ C:.~ tpla. lluJt have own ~ Beath • South MAG 2 Operator, wUJ Eltper only need appl)i. Coovenlent.Jy loc:ated In dustrlal R.E. it m11 be ---.... ... ,....--.Mt. al.u..aoo lraatp. pt\one. Call La111na . Afternoon1. lr.Un le1al scty. Non Pleast send ~sume to CostaMesa.weollertbe Int· ......... wer worthyourwbileto1lve l;'.'Pn, 10..by;;:;. _,. betwn S·fpm , C7l4 > ~ th~b n-ida.y smoker. Top ulary · Ctaaslfied Ad •Ul6. Dally finest faclliUea in addJ· VI HIJ us 11 call about tJua op·.' '•"""· Gd pa1• Call Uoeell '1011. f.111 ~~!! l.Dd &In· SC.&400 Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. tiontoanexffilentstart· 1 Im medl ·~llionte in our porturuty , ..___ ,, .. Ulll)' ............ _. *"50 per . Qista ..... Calif. 92626 tog aalary and outstand· as aro-.... mporary <License I , .... ~ -'"'!'I,•-J ...... ol ..,.,.., l'all. ,_ ............. $00 Maid. l•U dm .. r Pl·llme. Ina ......... For ad<li· di" S..-. -ho eotJo>" With ...,...,. "'°'"'eo" C••• • • .. ,_.,... Ptr nltht wor11 Paya Cash ~tt required. eJq)ef~d. MIDTICH ttonat details. please wort1n1 w /peopte & uahty •••AL-I ........ •t1. P w well. Miu Viejo. Jrv. Call l.U·Oll ut for 64Z·ao30 Ca hr. Ucenae. gl[. emu.ct · pbooes. Able to work un wm-1.a.1• • ~ =·· • C• ,..._ CM 6 NB aNaa C.I ClttulaUon. Leave your Mai.a-w .... nt-"' Harbor r der pressure As we •• \ EletttMJc •aawae. au • _.. M PM t'n31Sa Name. Addtas, Phone uaM • I~. 8 0 W perteocedloaHpbaseso fHftW,youmayarow.For GIQaMILllMSCO-. ••m •-l•ll·Ume oU4NJIO. tA ·ID • · Numbe. aod M••• el Ion ote . l o . medical l•bor•""> PO'O--T MANOI lftiO,.,ew ,. 11 J an . Al -Dr. Me# 1,-:;:."~~ -"-""I. J-~·· Car.Goodtor al,.,entor .. lboaBl,NB.07S-JCa ~;.~1:or1••et CONYAUSCIMT ,.., . .,.., Ab•IOd Abbott No..,... -C& telea, ••c. Moat .... ~~-~~~! ·~~·.~· s.....,~ loo ........ ......,. MAILCLHIC ~o:,:r_:~ Tem......,... '71"'•,,z'1'11J400 fC>Od 0.W"e aoULude la ~,,.....I --LEGAL SECRETARY <Warebouaeman> MICROFILM CoataMesa.CA92627 ' .. • 1¥PeWPM Xbst~ E •la.4YTIND. ffunUncton Bell, mst f\alltimeforpubllshlllg OPHATOI PII:ZAHB.P ....... 'd "APioneerPirm .. to Item. Clll for IPPt. ~='ifs~:~ ft:.: SJ3 .. Sfl4Mo. have xlnt typtnc. p-am. -company in Ne•1>0rt <Tl4I00-0387 S.·'7863 Reattots· Mortaaee Wey Caatrvl (71tJ 111cireoutolWeweneect Reap ror complete marf.eecm&ria.lsldlls. 41'ea.Ages18-lM.6"-CSS1 IGraYeywdSWftl F..quaJ()pportunity 8anJung Q1.IJDCL ladUltnal Ma· >'OU' 5.51·3&19 maint. or impounded bey olfice. salary based Employer MIF Plua Helpers · Straw Hat Management·hlsu,..n~. tiomlrvtn..E.O.E. . animals f, fac1litie1, upone1per.M1.f0tl Eltper1eoee ls preferred Puu. El Toro. lmmed , -•••• ,,___ t1ou1ec-=1 help Full keeping records. work· Le a a I Secretary . MAIL CLERIC but not mandatohry ror openings avail. fuJI & Pl ReaJ Dt.ateSa~_._~ • .. ---.;1 time pos. Will a·ccep lnaw/public.Apply,Clty mlhlmuma.,..eaur.ex-thisGraveyardS iftaa. OFFJCEHELP·ForH.B. time. apply ZH 02 e..;uu'S - -"'-Al P. AIR • u ndldatu w llb •• a("'"'"•· 11200 J•m· pe•lenc~ 1~·dam .. tl< :.:,y.n me n t h • ~d Ion• Dnop,..., h bookkeep· Ro<ttield Bl•d. _ FREE 3 WEEKS· ~.~.0 .·.~ ~~! =tnns.Toowas" ......,. Rd."'"'"·-law. N._ "'""low =fSI!:~":~~ 'r..:: ~.:~~'!:'~:'3:. ::J:,;. ... ,. Mn."""" PllYATIC:HI y11•1 ... l ... G " t.bereafler. Please cal. f)e(ore8/2S/7S. flJ'm. Good benellls. Call variety. Dutiea wilJ In· pend upon your back· RE c E p T 1oNIsT 1 RA " " &GC183 Houaecleaners needed. "•E O Debbie.~130 elude mail distribution. ground and experience. OFFICE/Fdtt.. H~ESS Must be peo N•wC....,. Mature. 1'>p $. Car nee. nu IDf Lelal Secretary. exper'd. ::!:crok.fi~~~a'sto~h:11v!i"e~ ~; W:P~:':n~~a~~ SALESfM n... ple onented, caJI 846-0668 N.w ,,_,..., .: c.-al OfC 6'2-lt03or6'5-J438 Beat heat&tatf1ueof 2Atto1My1en'Jpracolc. liveries and other mis· ourldealNewportBeach Applyinperson. _r_ora..,;ppt.-=--------•Absolutely no prior No charge to you tor any HOUSBCIEPH job hunting, let wi do It San Clem. area. Send re-eellaneous assignments. location. For appoint-J . Herbert Hall ~ Trne Lra1n1na or experience " ...,. Jobo. Good •1o!•• ""'" > No ••per ne" !: ~ ·~ :;:i'f "r.'!i = ";:''c.!~1~"':0· A •alid dri ,.,.., u,.,,,., """'· ,...., ,J, i:.fu~~·... ""bber hoae •""'"'" °!7."~i;,.., In"'""; 6 olc bkgd will land this Will train. Bilingual. co. in Newport's Fash no. 299 c/o .Daily Pilot. an Auto and ability to lift Irvine area Must gass tlOn top~'': Fun co. It lov. able to speak SpanJsr1. Isle w /good working at· PO Box ueo. Costa h~ 1tems are re-L)'Un Stansf'aeld OFFICE·SCTV tRECPT co. physical inclu 1ng •PrdessHlfl.81 on the Job ely < -lxlnt potent Newport"' Inn Hotel. -.. & bens. Start· Mesa Ca...... <. ' .dme.....,.. •I· m<UIM-.... I« R.E. De•-" good ba<k •roya. ~Call '°' b'alnong. , -ul-&aal <e· .... , .... <all Merio ex lnaultol'/50.C.llSolly, ' loce e•P•"en<e " _,,,,,.,,, Pl·lime • .,.,,...,.,. ~ 0 E •Up to,..,. commdaoon , vi~twiceayear+top S74E.O.E. ~.CoastaJPerson· LEGALSECRE'PARY he_Jpfutl. Wt.offered~· AVCO FINAN· 8·»12:00.00.1121 ·---------·i •Cho1ct' or top office, bens . Ca ll C hris . nel.2'190Harbor,CM Laguna Hills. Recent cellen wor .. 1og coo J· CIAL 1• locatJons , 540-605S. Coastal Person. HOUSIKEEPRS ALL JO~ FREE exp. neccsury. pre-lions, a good startin& Offfce Del•ery Purchasing/ Be your own boss with i.. ne1Ageocy,2790Harbor. f\JIJ & part times. Xln ferably /irobate. Xlot saJary and outstanding SHVICES loy ~--i·liti•s topnotchprofess1onalor. 1 CM benefits. Bayview Mano .,._ h typing Ii /HuHl.s req'd. beneat fits. Please apply 62DNewp0t1CeoterDr F1time Neat appear rue; .,. ganµauon 1 ALLJOBSFREE & Conv. Hosp . 205 .....:ypunc CaU Mrs. Winslow for : NeWJ>Ort8each.CA92660 Valid. Calif. drivers lie. M K...1...-.H-R•~ _ Tburin. Costa Mesa DATA ENTRY Ort appt. 83'1·1060 MAllMaS SAVIHGS 18 or older . Apply in anager un:1K1 "" ~--1 Of 6'2-~EOE Prefer ex~. on key to 1515WeatcliffDrive Anequal person to Mr. Fuentes. Al least 5 yrs recent ex FordetalscGI .. -• C lap<. woll conside< LlqUOltSTOIE -0.a<h .., ..... -uol'1employ.,. Robert Bein, w ;mam P<" Slurt •lee•• """ lll-1003 49-42 No charge to yoo ror any louselceeper · live-in· trained indlv. looking for Ptrdya. Mature. exper. An F..quaJ Opp Employer Frost & Assoc.. 1401 taon. Supervase z Please ol our nrwitjons. Xlnl on. Must ~peak English & ........... "ta"'e """'· T .... IS -n..Aa "''-NA aend -resume &.. sal a&. .. _.., ..... por ror-;ou to step .ij, drive EllceTientsaTary& ~'°se:':ic';"bu~u. ~inpenon. -----MisslonVieJo ,_~ __ ..... ______ •! quirement to Person~:I ~~ Ais from1en'l ofcduUesloa benefits. 846-6707, or Xlnt working conds .Tc S95W.l9thSt.CM. Maill>epamnent MOTOllOUTE ~n Director. PO Box 2820. SUCCESSAIL 8(JOd secy position. WITI 213/592·1882 benefits:Day abifl. App.Live l n Nanny Cd:etcrjPocbr The Daily Pilot bu a ur ce Newport Beach. Ca SALISPllSOMS deal w/oorporale levels Housekeeper ly, NatJonaJ Education. housekeeper for 5 yr old. Mature lndiv. needed ror large route in Mission Don't l115t GO 92663. Luniled number of PC>S•·:i 'o o eed • u,. ell• e 0 0 Y 0 U w a n 1 4441 Bireb SI, N. B.< Nea• S ,,.,. pe• wk m;n, call tite paoka•lng of "'"" •· VleJo, Mooday '"'" Fh ,. 1000 , open -uh 0 ,. . ., personality & lots ol S4 .00·S5.SD /hr ? Ex· OC Airport> Equal 0p. aft7PMM5-6099 tionaJmatrlslnourSanta day afternoons . Satur-Back JO Work . RHl&toteS.a sogious rtrm In Laguna~ smarts. No sh. Starting ecut1ve Home Care portunityEmplo)'er. A.oa facility. Must be day i.nd Sl.lnday morn· Expenenced Niguel area. Interviews., saJ .to $800. Call Rita. Services cen use S reUa· LOANrttoCISSOR able to lilt beavy boxes. ings Must have depcn. 6 K Jh. & Ideal locata.on Top will be conducted begin·' 540-60SS. Coutal Person· ble e mployees. Call Kids earn money p/Ume PAQCAGEI Xlnt be.ns & working dable car SSO cash 0 e '1 comm & 1n rent1Vt> nmg AUJJust 7th. Con· CneMI Agency. 2790 Harbor. 961Hi655. collecting donations for · conds. You may apply at depo!lil required Call GO PlaCBS Persona lazed ser vice rident1al Please call ---------1 J Le"1Stel 581-4Sn Progressive savings & facility ofc. 1339 E . 642-4321 ask for Circula working for realtor _1_11_4_>4_95-_1_120_. ----ALLJOBS FREE Housekeeper to c lean eny e. loan seeks exper·d loan Warner St. S.A. or st our tioo. Leave your Narre. wtover 30 yrs exper For GEN R . L 0 FC IG AL house a. coolt t!vening pac kager processor corp0ration ores. Na· Address. Phone Number Uncertain about your appt . Albert Pussell IECEPTIOMIST .; FRIDAY meal for elderly couple. w/l·Z yrs exper. in loans tiooal Education. 4401 and Make or Car Good f tooaun f Realty Co .833Dover Dr. Ute bkkp·a. ans phones. Xlnt i!fportuDl.ly for Live out P.ref. Wages I DOING Qriginat.ion &J>rocessing. Birth St. N.B <Near OC for student or retired c=~· Tempog r:~ o::. N 8 6315252 It lYJ>lf\I, saJ open. Ask Nd kers Reis • BUSINESS Mu st work w e ll Airport) E~ual Op . person. · · · · CorHoward968-4424 qualif person who has open. 0 nn · · .. · ... w/customers & have the ,_ .t E ...:.---------signments in office. ID· _ I t ti ....,., 6'2-3311 UNDER A ,.....um Y mp oyer u-&-1-& E-corta dustrlal •· marketing Real Elna\~. Investment ' exper. w cons rue on ·~.... ..;: ability to work under ~~~~~~~~~I ~ -.,. Sal lf h RECEPTIONIST Part contract s & s.ome Hsekprliv·in,refs.Ovr35. . .. FICTmOUS preasure. Xlnt starting ..: M•MUaff support s kills Work ~Ui sar!" ex:v1~ ~~I time. typist. lOAM t~ • knowledge of leumg & No cbldm. Rm. ba, tv. .. NAME? saUtbeneliU. MAINllNANCE Female. Top money when & where you want. estate or mvestments we 3PM Moo·FTa. $3.SO hr .. property ll'!gmt. New!'f· rrvTerT673·91>42. StateMutualS.vings Xlnt opportunity 1n Musthavecar.631·2140. You don't pay. we pay need sev e ral H ·lf S40-.JSOO ' fice In lrvane lndustnal 11 ~ou ._..,. 111•1 nled 4001 MacArthur Blvd general maintenance at ------you. ColDJllex. Salary com· Houir-..-a .~• .. u.1'n•"••.• :~!1!11:~: N~ Beach beaut. 218 bed ronvales· MOTB. MAIDS motJvated people lo sell UCEPTJOMIST •-/ Cati _ _... Eq"·' ~ .,. lo b N L 1 Call or come in today trust deed Investments to n. b"-b b""-.. ' cnenaun...,"' exper. Part time: s to 7 pm. 4 u.... not .-e ........ .... .,.,por ..,,mp Yer cent osp. r e sure F\.tll & part lme. No exp pensaon plans. Wt' pro-c.eta wt ed pu ~u.ng 979 -8300 btwn wkd)<sGoodcootto leforp~........ World. Some •lee & nec:.Sal&cobenef.App. IEL[~ vide draw. training. firm looklne for -~'311pm. --~"""'°"' ., • .:': •••" ,., .. , "'' "* plombin1 upe" ••· '1 In penon only Oo•ta i...i. .•• .....,,.. .... 1 ,,.. ~ •• ,. ... pe,.,.. wllml ..-~ llMll•llOft '' '° d•1• LOT A1TENDENT. mU$t quired. Good st111rting M J.nn """"H bo 81 ~ olc e per Hv-< pbooes & GIRL FRIDAY. ~ time Jocn me at the table. S40 "°"' cSe-. 111 ftlnt-llle be 18. Full & pt·Ume, be--•· A 1 esa _..., ar r • S ERV•CES oppor lo ~a rn over x ., Cen·i -... job ror combination Per wk . C d M DA ILY PILOT w111 company benefits. wage & ~its. PPY C.M. Newport Beach 933.14 4 1 S50.000 yrly. 640·8325 moderate typ. en I ofc u.,._.ca pra ice... 6'' . • tor t a l .50. Our -·--.._. Maoor Convalesc:ent " 5AI"---&.... .... .......... ,. r,ru _ _..: I ct •· real nei""'borhood 644 'l7:rl pubilll row.,..._"' "C'T""'""or•-2212 in person . Be v~rly MOMl'E m:v-re•r ' ...... ·-aN1'guel .,.,.1 ""~"' .::Ev::::e'~~------l:-kn_w_ld..;;1_r_..;_eq _957_-8S22 ___ .... estal«: lovestments. In· Hsewrk, CM. Retired clfcul•tionlndude•ttie Lube Man, 2pm-6pm, s lbp.U4.52ViaF.str.da. NEEDED BY GardeoGrove 638-0SOO RealElstate Loanofficer Receptlonast. construe· teres~ JOb wtnexibil1· lady. Steady p/t. $n6mo. •1111 '• Oranoe CoHt days a wk. Apply In Laguna Hills. 837-8000 H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D • NOT AN AGENCY A new -2nd trustee co 1s llon company. Must be ly. Office on the bay 6dys. Nd car , no s11Dke. ., .. •lld ...,.. l>Otice• person, canale F~. --=--------CASTING COMPANY NEVER A FEE looting flan exp loan of !J'Bture & stable. Wor~-.~ front. Prefer settled 642-8494 ltPP .. , In .. ecltioft•. 1 " MAINfEHANCEf&J:• FOR MAJOR FILMS & Equal Oppor Employer fleer wtlots of exp & 8 uig mother OK Hrs next· , mamedwoman 673-6870 :'~:'i~m•:b::• r~11~ l7S75 MoraaoLn.HLB. lrJANITORCOUnE TV COMM E RICALS ~urefollowmgwho t-an ble54&-06aJ . GUARDS Industrial ·~•ptfet. copy •"ci • fmt o(c duties. 4 day wk. Newport Dunes. l 131 cepled. Yearly fee. 1714 1 courteou.". capable. cons· (S2S,000·1200.000> For the I c publlcetlon .. nd LVN. Allergy, ~B. tsck &. Apply in person . S2S·S100 per day 1r ac· Opening for clean cut generate lrg loans RECfPT Cieri ol Fu~I & p/t1me. All areas. Jobs are here. ! clleck to THE,..DAILY 645-3374 994-6550 Back Bay Dr. Newport 761-1244 Ext 94 c1enUous man to xeep lrg n gbt person we offer an Auto leasing. accuratt-.. Uruforrns furn. Ag~s 21 Ute & heavy temporary/· PILOT. P.O. 801 tMO. N I condo premises clean exceptional compensa typing. heavy phone~. or over . Retired' lndustrialJO. bsavail.As-1 ;~~~·~c! .. ~/! MocW..Shop MalntenanceMan.retiree eces110,senora soa para Parttfulltimeinclwknds tion package. 640 . 8325 Ad11 ancem ent. good welcome. No ex per sembly. packag ing, lnforM•tlon •bout leO•• Traiaees ok. F/lime. Muldoon's :Jantemrtom1e~to debc;sda. &hoUdays.499·2050 Evelyn CabenellJfils.:.. A71'rpo5l !!ioarei.. • .........,., Apply Unlve""'al •-"-·ertl ... _ ......... c1n Pla• ... 'cs fabricator ha• Restaurant 640-4110 oy cua cam 1 c , ___ ,;..__ _____ ---'-------ac..,e, ..,., . •t ~~•--Se. 1"2'...,, labeling & general work. ...2_.321''h.."i3i ...., " ' dos dias de lrabajo. Ex· R.E $...._ ___ _ --~ ... ..,.. rv1ce, -Noexper. necess. I ocnings for machine u .... .....-..A .... CE celente barrio. Lia me Order Desk -........ ~ ._ ..... ,,.x W. 5tb St. Santa Ana. In-• p lr"•ft....., Apply in ..._.,..,.,...,. " wanted. Fantastk new ·-.... h •-M .. ......~. B.IC .. ICIA.... cualquier momento. Trade assoc. seeks re · ~rvw. rsfl.12.,.1.4 on· Callorcomeintoday penco. '" " L>A""'"""' Don't waste lime run· company located UJ pre· . sUARDS rn KtnnedyPlasticsOorp. lBt shift 7AM·3:30 PM1_......-;;;-..;;;;-;;;iiiij;;; nin,i around in circles stigJous Newport area cept. w /attract1vt.> IEL[~ 17372 Eastman St. Irv. Penn. opening for ag·f• when we have all rree op· Active office with ex-personality. typing skills gressive maintenance ~ newport portuntlties. This xlnl OJ?· cellenl working Condi· It good phone manner. SECURITY electrician w /rnaoufac-,_. for order desk will tioos Great commission Xlnt bells & atmosphe re. • ri j i f!!'"ll • personnel ,.... l c l600 to ~ ca11 Person-· seRv1ce& tu ng equ pment n-~ ·~~ adv to handling own sp 1t ompu t or , Due lo our recent ex· Newport ~ach 833·1441 stallation and repairs ~agency division. Person should terminal Hardworlung. nel ~.:r:o Growers ..,.,. .. Ion prog•am, Wells Laguna Niguel 83J.<IS42 s kills. 2-3 yrs. expr. have sbippmg, mvo1cmg ra re e r m 1 r. d" d A ...--• Garden G 638--0500 Trouble shooting control 752·0331 & accur typmg Co or dreamers-please apply ssoc1at1on Fargo Guard Ser vices asl rove NCY MACHINE panels and de circulto. rers several sal reviews Expenence pref 1811 Quail St. ... hiring secunty guards I N~~it'X~EE Must be willing to work Adm Asst/Ell Sec $1200 per year & top bens Sail Pr rfi l\ewpon Beach 8J3..8384 for: II"''...., I EquaJOppor Employer OPERATORS overtime. Excellent FCBkprconstr SJ200 Stamng sal $800. Call ~K ~:S Newport Beach Ad Agen .,......, benefits and working SalesSec. Sh $900 Chris, S40-e055. Coastal 711: ... 90 '-·-l · NEWPORT llACH conditions inel. 11 pa1d Oollector $900+ comm Personnel Agency. 2790 ----'--------cy see..,,,g r~ep Ifft: Y ~ SANTA A .. A .._"da"'". Co"'nany paid Geo Ofc Sh $900 Call Ameba at 833·3960 Move up to a better Job at Mc· uuu ,~ ..... Harbor CM ""-.. h t t n group ins. plan. sick pay G.Olc Lag Bch $800 • c mu w a you wan 1 l•--------AMAMEIM Donnell Douglas! If you have recent benefits. liberal vacation Secretary. ab $800 AU.JOBS FREE Dally Pilot ClaS31fieds FUU.aTOH INSPECTORS experience In operallng any ot this benefit&. etc. Call for Recept.lonist $1 Partner wanted. take .--------.. IUBIAPAIK equipment, gel In louch wltti us now: appt. or 4)0me t.o person· over expansion project in USI THE COSTAMlSA& ....._a&.....1-tlttM •w IOAINQ MILL . 120" I 41" """W"-oeJ oil. betw. f.llAM & BeceptTrne $650 <>ranee Co. Oppor for 6 0•1LY PILOT .... _...,.... .,. .._ MPAI Mon. tbtu Fri. to Faahion Island ~ income within 8 "' RECEPTIONIST Happy person needed tor '. heavy phones & varied om~ duties. Typing a must. Coll Linda for appt.~O ~Elt politloM wltlt McDo. DuPLICATtNG I PROFfLINO · complCete ~P~l!cfUonM . Adm Asst lneur SlOOO yrs. For appts only call "FAST """'' 11 • e 11 D o • 9 ta• 120" Clnclnnetl Hyctrot.. AUFO~ Chel3 yn;eJCp Sl5K 6*-U33betwn9-llam. AIU ~c..,_, ELECTRICAL DISCHAAOE MACHINE · l~VonKarman Sale.Rep Sl200+car Parts person. marine RESULT ... la tlwtlwgtOR leaclt (EDM) lrvine557-7100 Sales Secy t.oStOOO .. nai .. es ... trardware. 2431 Sii.ViCE TOPGUAIDPAY Everything ~ rnlshed ~ly in person Monday· Frida>' 8-Spm at: WB.l.SFAl50 ..UAID 58YICIS 1533 W. Ol>mmoowealt.b P lntw.CA Oil .._.,, 1'lesdlly, Wed· Deldlii,y, 11aursday, lOam· 6pm, CLOS.ED Friday at: ow.w....,. .... 211 S...AM.CA. Stat. µc. No. C.al36 • HOllDIAKICRS int.nit· eel ta maklq money. put-ilM. Salea/ midi/ =• n Mt. Mn'. OaU for appt.-..is ...__ ....__._ &.... I EOE -.... ~ "' ..--.....---•"'" ENGINE LATHE • 20" Amerfean with To become ore manager W. Coast Hwy. NB. DIRICTORY UCEPTIOMIST needed by Chiropractor Gd typist. hte bkkpg. 54G-SM9 days •MacNMP_.. •leat.frlgD.tafl ..... 111 •Hc , ........ , ..... d,_,c .. A....e.ty •Bids oc:elc ... ......., .,,_ ..... ~ .. ,.r1 .. ce la ••r of ................ twclt wfttt .. tlOW. 511p a,, ... l11hr· --~ 1!'11 .,. t' 11111 ~ M- ........... 1:00 .... _. 4.-00 pa We loolc .. ..... to ..... ,.... MC DOM NIU DOUGLAS ASTIONAUTICS co 5301 Bolaa Ave. HlllLl.aalosa Beach. C.Jlt.-., llltu CondlUou &Wt T_.. •. ln 3 mo's w /gd ra1se ,_,., Mt F prepare pin• ... typl.ng"sh· comm PART· TIME For Result ORtNDEA • Cru1h Model 110 sandwiches . The Place wik•Uons&musicat Counter woman to wnte Service Call JtQ BORE · 13 Moore l #3 SIP CdM6"-021.0 firm.Goodfuture. contracts in r e nt a l 6 4 2·5671 MllllNO MACHINE · MAMICUllST 2192 Mart.in. Irvine caster. Some wknds . Ap· Vatttc.I a HOtW>fttal F/Ume. N.B . .C.M. area. Callforappolntment ply. 1930 Newport Blvd, ._ __ 1at_._1_u ___ ,. TU,.RET LATHE • 1548-5561~~'.:_· -----1~~~~~~~~-C_M ______ _ Jon..' UmPtOft,.' IS MMicwist,Frr. NURSERY WORKERS PAITnMt Sell with E~E· It's a BREEZE Classified Ads eta.5878 VERTICAL TURRET LATHE · Call 'nles&l, 10.5pm. S3..50 hr, appty In person W. ·INDS 41" OldcMng a Lewi.. 56'' hflant ijiii~~63~1~4'1iiiiiiiU.;.iiiiiiiiiii~atiiitMliiiiiiiii8aiiniiiiia~iiiiiiiRdiiiii.~ ln1. 1 Every Sunday and Every °' 12 ft NH.. other Saturday ud Sun- • 11 c1Q tDOl"niqs. Dnver to Here, you and your dependent• · anacemeat 4rop bundles of Dally wllt be protected by Otle of the moat PUOt to carriers. llun outstanding employ• benefit programa * * tlGHJ MllHCEIS * * have vu or JarcutatJon In Industry. lncludlng Company.paid MR + good drivin, recotd. me<flcat, hoapllal. and dental plans: Call '42·4121. aak for prescrlpllon drug plan: employe opet· w~ seek lnd1vtduaJs ln th~ Oraqe County Harry Seeley or Don ated credit union; eom~ny store with area to work 11 J>.m. to 7 a .m., the Jllibta • WUJUims . employ• Chatges •nd exten(le<f ~Y· wee~. Retail expr. helpful. but not nee. p·•vaoLL-K JI. Paid traiftina proylded. ~· -mente without lnt81'Ut: company.paid M_,or real estate do· llfe ln1ur9nCO, company.paid penalons, $3.?.5perhr\01ttrt veloper ta eeekiO.C an in· and much mo~. U .15 per hr aft ao d•Y• di~. to help U1lst in our SS.45 -hr afUO d1Y1 ... "-'J ... ~ The ldeal Find out now what we can offer , ..... ,, ~ br -• """d•"• .....,."' """'~· S E I t Olflc -~,... _,.., -o candldate must po~eea l you. tot> by ~, mp oymet1 • u .U.per hr all 180 days 11'· QPet' In payroll, pay. •nr cMly. • Monday through Friday. p .as ~ ... ,all J8U•y• = p r 0 11 2 o () ~ • ..,, 8 •·tn. Md '4 p.m. oa • manual MCDONNELL DOUGLAS Mutt type ss wpm payrou •yatent. Aln'llftM.&ll'W'l"'8 IY\lallAMV W/ClOUQe ao~ a "¥'~'""° ~r'"""'· p1111.:1fe otrer an out· • ._.MIL Nadlnc'*eftt pacwt u 111 11u ._., CA ma • 4>t ~ ccac1t.11 '°" meet l&Mtd ~ld1" IDllU~e&Uorap "1 PnflMC ...... -· . Ctf'Dt • .... I. Jrwe.; CA 9TJ$ -WIMAct.1111 bgt4a PROGRAMMER/ ANALYST 4'01N OlJll TEAM UPIMIOI' • 8M!Clfouf Cors>or111on. i..,."il ~ t.:rUter 01 .nwn bu11neM oocnputer ..,.Miiia. tile crated -c.trMt -1Ur1<1i.. I« ~tOI'• PFOQtllfMll</WIMVlll '" OUf ~I •lllOF1ft41110ft Sy.1.n1 ~o S11oc1ulu1 cendld9ret w111 """" <111 • lnff'•ll'lul'll " 8Sl8.A dlOfM °' 9Q11•veien1 ~ '"' ) ~· ol PFOOtlfMll"9 IJPl'*'Ce '" • m&llUl.alunt19 °'~' .taHO!I, pmtf8t)ly oft I IT!ed411m.117" 18M i70 OS/VS VMCMS, Dile 9aN tnVltQnmtnt Good COMW~ liOft 111•111 MO ltlll**)Ce Wiii• 008Ql .no/or PL.-1 ... '*"°,_, E~ 1111111 ci.or ll1d llnlll9- mtntetl<>f' 01 new ~ftettlOM "' MAP OtOductoon contlOI. mtnllltclullng OOll '°°°'11111"0 • Oeftnllt 111\1 l>ul not ~ To llllCI our moft *"'' tlltse cNl~f'IO 11.gfl OfO'Mll po11ftue1 ooponunm" e.n or llflll WOI" '"4H71t Wllh ~ llftl<lt\' WI c;c)ftf~ IO Wfy _.,.. T...._~....._.. ...... ""4) ,.,.,. •J• DAILY ~LOT , !k11tc!ay, Augl Ult 13, tlTI ~~~-~-~~ ..... ?!~ ~!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~::! ..... ?!!! ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~!'!-... ~ ......... ~~.~! ~.~!~ ....... ~~~~ MllpW.tM 110 .... w .... cr 7100HefpW..tM 7 100 s."r•L•r1 Maintenance Sblppla.a Tow Truck Drtvers ex· KC SI · ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••Secy Mu1ttype4Swpm ~--OID•NLL.RS per'cl. Top pay. Apply. Anliq\M M. ualcBox s' bHaan Huaky ht.H·til · t Balboi Bay Club. plHH .-.t •tlrJ LI meU order eo. hu °"W Towtn1. 1000 Irvine Slot Machine.• '*to eood home. Adult Dim~ ftl$ SAl.KS call tor appt. &d-5000, "nlil ateneY millet no several potlUou avail Ave,NBM2·lm Clocu! Dlllle Red/Wht.S3I·?~ t.be ... _ .. _ ~~ bea~1 YWOW PAl'ft uuao. chars• fol' any ol tbe tmmed. Perm full·tlme Tow lt'Uc:k driver nded HUCESEl..ECTlON Adorable I' collie, 7 yni. -· -us (l au man1 job• )'OU may won. Apply In rrton Allltffc• peptt1. k>ves kids. nds marebobwndaya In lhli ry /Rettp. rrr, nr qualify ror. lnt'I co. Starcrett ol Call a1ea ElrP. only. Must live in w Wiit al yrd. To 1d hme only. la mff&in1 'P91 PIOf£~$1.~J~ Tri IWIAMf Fuh 11• Id phone man· needa quality peraon Redhill C.M. (Corner CllMS-1131 " H •7217. Gtc Dftda u ~l _..,.. lllL I~ net• a~arance. Cd flood klll• for I Paul&riiio6RAld.hJll) ........ 1---------~ lnc ~rsoulily ....... TIISIN,. l"Altt typlqakUla.SHpref not !'!...,.., __ I xS:i TravelAc•o.cy-Ofrlce Opes\ Wed thnaSat 6K.ltt.eoa,lwbold.gray. wf&God t1Pllll • aoma NIW~ a '1M.U '*-' c.n '1: ao.s. Moo· --,..~ poa. SUk •ctMDtr wanted. Ex· N.8. Wholesale Tour Co llOZ K~ Irv · bllt 6 wht & bJk de btad to handle front fl'r 1 Ju 11 e or le m , ~~·:'ita"'!! .~f~: perienced in photo. work uhu tbe1 foU~a 1~1· nm 754~~ · ~ ~ delll. -Ill bt doln\Plt .,..... ln .. 111 In r...... af tM·J.230 .... • C:QIOr HparaUon. ons. mm ..... b n nf . . caUa • Mttlnt up ual •-a• ._ ~ EOE MIP' C.'fit~~· Oaanct for rapld advan. Secretary. Ir. Boo · Welsh Terrier. AKC. r*lcnclCinp Arun1pot $19000 . . bor CM 1en· cement. Cla11ic keeper, Reaervatlona PU&ICAUCTIOH fem ale. spayed. all w11&artJqealSTSO Call • • $ecftWy cy.2'80Ha.r ' Oraphlcs.&al-0902 AJll.C.llMS-9800.uklor MAHY ITEMSOFFJNE sbots.llyraoldS48-8081 Club 546~ CoHlll ·-••-1t1s MA.a. for •m•U f .. l·ltO•lna A.LLJ OBSfREE Marcelo. ESTATE JEWELRY. ~net Al~t')', 2'790 LR ANIH UllM manufacturln1 com· Sinlle needle & 1pecial ART OBJ ECTS. AN · Kilt.en. lovina, arey & Harbor, CM Due to ttxpanslon. our leading firm p11ny Mu1t hive 1ood Secretan machlne operat.ers. exp. TIA VIL AGENT T f Q u Es . F 1 N E white male need.a home ' AU.JO.BS ,.RICK needs q~tlfled sales peraoMel to soil iklllll. t hthnd " typlna. No cb.atte for any o1 our ==~Tuatln area ~wr:::!a~:rn;:. FUR NITURE . ETC . desperately. 847·0061. ac~tl!~t •• J Qi yellow page3 adverlisinte over the :pore::~ltymafu ,~~v~le ~lorl$ so let ua do tbe qi.ires seoior agent w/in· PHONE FOR INFO & S3N6S8 telephone contacUn~ bualneu owners Want career·mlnded. hunUni for you. In· Skilled & unskllled lac· tematiooal tkketln1 ex· BROCHURE. &&s·2200 r.w11.. 1050 c-.•t..-.-C J ( W lookln C ll JI R d e•tlDlf po1Hlon1 tory help . Lathe ...,.. 644-53'73 4-~.1.--....11 •"••••••••••••••••••••~ ntedt out1oui1 penon in~-.. atorna. eare I a m aymon • wlrealestdf!'vco.need· knowledge us eful .,...... · ....-.-_.....c• w/an attractn·•Jbont> for qaaJity ticlephone 11le1 people 1lUG7840 lnJ &ood typing. ah a N8-«n8 Travel·Ail & outside Ot*Am:HClll *•I BUY•* pml)Ull\1 • m t.)p w/expetience who are wilUnl( to work SICllTAIY plus. llatb apUllade " Small IJ'()Wlna mfg seeks sales person w/follow· Aue. 210tb.12noon tna. SUa.rttna ••1 ll3:0 hard Md eek career adv ncement. Oata ProceuJ.na orient· able to use a ca.Jc:utator. batd world.na~iv·a ft iJ11. Mm 2 yrs exp. Judy 3000Redbill.CM Good used hmtture & 11'15 a cwy ma kei. D4' 1bls is a fine co. & an ln· 64&-4496 Sprincer •White ~pp111Jlcea-OR 1 will clwse Lo yw for 01 (II Must ~ able to work t n our new office t!d to ... tat 1ysl4lmat fro-teresting desk. eau Sal· eenera1 ~-rt ls. up. Auctioneers ae1.1 or SELL,._. You. I.he m&Qt Jobe >°" ma)' In Los Alamitos ~iram~~s:::f:L ~ ly, $40·6055. Coutal ~·.:-chine. uses':Jbly TYPIST 540-4088 MASTBSAUCTION . Qwahry for C.11 Rita. CNICI -· ••ns .. · al D p .a~ ~ Ace~y. 2790 vancement. ary WOU-CtSSIN~ ......... •••• *1"'"'9625 I ~ Coutal P'ttiloa· ,..__ __ •• · ·""""mea· Harbor.CM commw/e~p.64.S-C58 n~v . •Old Oak Grandfather --• •- ......a .......... v , -•tar .... -, • , I, -0 wHlt A.erice._ 1-'--• laUon Word processing ~am word pro_ces1111g CJook. S.ST5. An•V.ue oalt 1•-------• ~~"· ......... ••-r .,.,. c· --.,... .. ~xcr.h•lpful.Anoppor A.LLJOBSFREE ~~~:;~~1~0 w~t~fastgrowang_co. wasb sund.S3l·SSes AU.JOBS FREI': • c · ~ lit. lO pa" ol a nat'I data ~awhnf Mst be nextble w/refs MlDlmum 70wpm w1lh l ----hi t & ....... ...... c~:~· ~ho:!°tA~o ~HS~J 839·5248 Aero111o za k1~!1~~ ebrn~O'~: ...... CH C~RPAID For gd used furn. anti· ' ques & cit 1V's 957-8133 RICn /SICTY ,~ Ill minlatratlvl! Servlc~s We make no charge for nece.ita senora vlvir en Newport Beach. 675--9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnct.peodttt •u•honl • -•• a 1 &Q,Yjoboblalnedthr\lus. casa, c·"dar ninos. 18 & FRGHT DAMAGED c Wht French Prov " Munager for appt lnte· So let Jot I -~. CIJC~r . OUlllOlftft ••s ew............ a raal ed Data. Costa • ussaveyoua 0 4. Sea flexible referen-nPIST HOl'POINT SALE. 3308 bdrmgroup,twmcanopy. penon whu r.-lat.•s -• ~..._ .. 4 "1y. M a.~. hard work. Xlnt eo. clas~5348 Mao Card II. Due to ex· W Warner nr Harbor. bed. mattress. box spr-t.o cb.Udrm 1-)rst aid u :u......... needs mature resp . -Sant.An 979-292l Inga. Jake new. S300. pe r be 1p1u1 N 11 • -$'1 person w/good skills. Stock & deliver. full or panaion Stewart Title ____ a_. _____ 1 842.5832 shortbaod ~ Stod re • ,....._a llt••"-•1 ....... ~...urles Heavy bkgd not nee. Pff. Clean & neat. Apply neecb an exper·~ typist. CASH PAID 1--------- sume 6 reh to J • C.......... Starting sal $87S. call at 495 E.17lb CM. Askfor top pay. Pd parkt".'N· Qtr· Ws h r t Dry rs/ Re fr a g Gre:enNa\11 .sofa 1· Blrter.Potm Z:S..l"dM • r....w,.w-. BlnkSecretvv Sally, MCMi055. Coastal LarryorPaul ly bonus.plan. Tate ex-worldngornot957-8133 LlkenewS125. 928Z$ ._.. ~·J Personnel Atency 2790 per. pref d .. but not nec.1---------• 646-l:i68 • O" 11t:alt. fw _..._..... lmmed openin1 for secy • Student /Housewife to Call MicheleS58-1114. ext Used refriae, troet-rree,1--------- Rf: Sai;t!< llSY & NEEDING oner Hom8 ot M ~ V u. "PILllC~Ht Into" .. rtlocatton ref~rral !'ot'n tno lh•t ha" crt'1ntd a demand fur tn<>rf' ~Wpa~bui.) and need help' E11. pf'rien c td o r n e~ ~w may appty AttTarta\.~ (aatiquesl ol ft(T 6 lop quab\)I Cpeo- ple) ~tes &o work •1th. Contact Sandy Ortowski or Jim Wood al st6-SB90 Restaurut Management tnt:Dee. n yrs +. tlean- <'ut. Shaltey 's Cost a Mesa. 646-0208 days. . .A bank ft Good Harbor.CM k k d . k '>t\ .... Br Compensation includes ~ual base "' mana er. AU.JOBS FREE wor w n 5 in sna\ >Al. Washers. dryers. Good set S1IO 2 end ubles. !)alary ol $8.400: supplemental salary ~e~ba~n:~0: :~~: ~.f:..:n ~~a.~l~5tor Waiters, busboys. hostess b'O'S.BestAppliance.210 ~·=f::u~.~oo~6 or Sl.050; bl-weekly commissions with Call Lou Cops tor appt. •Seeretaries• for lunch shlfta. No ex· Adams, HB. 536-09ll cl:un. 2 chairs. SM ea • 3 fir.)l year average. of $7,833 a nd (714>848·1234. G.<Xc/MktngRecept. SUmmer or full time to ~encenecessary.App. Wuber, Dryers: Super Like new cond. 1021 yearly bonus averaging $1 .722 the first Type60 toSH,000 M~~ ~n c:~~r~!t ~hv~~: 660DoveSl.NB. nice! Completely rebuilt. Alabama, HB. Apt. A year Pacill Employers Pay All Fees AquatJc Center 4535 W. Walters waitresses ex-Year guarantee. Sl.30 ea. 9«).2758 . C U RA:~.a A · • d f • d Sale ends Aua. u .1---------For c...nllEF tW ......._w, c• lolt Wem.a, . I -ers gency Coast Hwy. NB perience pre erre . 53'1.2542 Maple headboard for dou· Cit7 Bank 4020BirchSt.Ste104 Private country clu~. ble bed. tlS. 548.4900 213-594-5140 w•HAH nJUF01tfo11t NewportBeach 833-8190 SWIEPBlS f\all & c;r:;., Um~. Call 17 cu ft Frigidaire Will after 6pm. ask ror ..... I...._ TMS ,....._ can for Appt/F.Btab '64 ApplicaUons now being 644-5404 or mterv1ew. take any reasonable Of· Jackie ~ ..-....,..... accepted for AM & PM Waitress. A~ly in person fer.se-7223 . 1---------0r .....,....._by ..... to: Secretary/Typlat/P/lime sweepers. 4 hr shlf\s lid Oak-desk. chest. HELP! SeCY~To SI 000 $3.57/hr. HB City School aft 3Pm1..Si 'a Blue Beel. Maytag ps dryer. aprox. hutch. & mirror. 4 Fmch Weannn need of a faal& too% Free to applicant. Dbtril"l. 785 14th St, HB. l07 21st t'I, NB 2 yrs old. pale yellow Prov bar stools C26 Pnn· accurate typisl for busy Tired of onl.inary secy 536-8851 Waitl'ess. full Ume. days ~5C'l~S37~ . eet.onDr.CM marketing research duties? Then why not ro u t hom firm. lnvolvln1 publica· wu1t wtthis really neat Teacher's Aides for ages r re remen e. Dryer, Kenmore elec a ll Wallbu11er Recliner G__.. T•"•• HI Directory C =•1 t 1 on. st a tis tl ca I. penoanet dlr. & leam all 2'h to 8. Exper pr_ef'd. Call848.all. fabrics. W/Yent boee 185. Chau. atain reslatant. A member ol General Telephone le transcription. charts. penoonel aetlvltles of S!.6$ hr. Early Achleve· WANTED: No. Laguna T70-457l Herculon Olefin plaid EJec.t.ron.ics/antily of CQIIlpanies. Uhles. reproduction~ Jnltl&e ~.Good 1rowth menl Center, S40·'4751 Beach. Q.l.c1e.r la.d:Y o.r: P hilco relriterator. fabric. $180 vaJue for ~ 31 JI Katela A•e. Congenial working COO· spot for you + topbena & askrorCbNor AUdrey. mother or young child to separate top d oor $110.newcond. 541-t.Str GTE Los •1-.t.1..-CalifOI-=-907"0 ditions . Full benefit 'fl..~,nail«!lYA ... ~~fpuuel-8!_a!er.I Teacher-Pre-school w/ex· care for & send my T-yr. freezer Good condition LE AT H E R S 0 F -wv.. ·-& packa1e with dental. tUH. """"" ......... Ea 1 A bi t old lovely, well behaved $250 642 7796 . !' · Restaurant An EquaJ Opportunity E mployer. medical & life insurance. Agency, 4500 Campus per. r Y e evemen daughter to El Moro · · Bullocks. l yr old, hke Cooll&Dfsltwasher holidays & vacation. Dr.N.8.557~1.22. ~~~!:i'~~~ ask for school. Your home or Rig. Coldspot. stainless new.paidS1400.sellt8SO _......., ....... Apply at ...... E 18005 Skypark. Irv. mine. 497-2362/eves. steeldoors $140 Also King size bed S7~ ,..,.,......_ .-. 7141546-3814. Service Sta. Altendanl. .._ ...... 1CIANS 'lefs. required. .,~:.~""'I ~4979 17th St. CM. Across Ir ---------i exper'd. Full or p/lime. '~" '"4.,..., •---------Ralph's Market Salesman needed immed Secretarial Apply, Arco Station. 17th Research le development ---------rm-&.... 1020 Attenlaon Van. 2 dbl misl· Restaurant Accepting apphcallons for full and or part-lime employment. Apply Mon-Thur 9-llAM or J.5PM. FAWNIS 3416 Via Oporto #4 N.B 675-21132 Sales for progressive. fust ADMIM. SECTY &Irvine.CM mechanical background WAREHOUSE ;:;?:;::••••••••••••••• tEs1springs . xlnt cond BULLOl'llS gro~g frbls . spa saleli I to controller> wo r k In g i n e n · ves 545·0062 "" operation. Inside & out-Major real estate de· S:!~t~ee:;::!~~ O':~e'l ~:Jc~f':frts~u~~~~-3 OSHMAN'S Cycle & Company Headboard-ornate gold & WILSHIRE 51.d e. 5 a I a r Y + c 0 m · veloper based in Irvine is Eves. Full & p/time. Ap· in mech 1 f!ngln~ring, C--. fLa G--~-S •LE wht lrarne. w 1tufted btu mJSsion based .?n exp. seeklni;i an experienced ..iu, Shell Station, 17th & quality assurance etc. ,...... ..., uuu. A velvet inset for dbl bed Ne rt Be h Call. 83!;1424 for an-llldividual to assist in the VY Call Su 581 3830 Xl t ~.a... W~ ac terv1ew ltvu:le. NB. san · · n __,, New & used 3, 5. & 10 ~3006 preparatJon of financial benefits. Mission Viejo N9w •ehouse spds. bch c r u1 ser s :•--------- A I ~ a Io g ~a s h ion Salesperson, aggressive, summaries and musl Service Station attendant . area. In s..ta •--mopeds. mo to c ross · ue cedar chest. Lov- spec1alty st.ore 1110range positive attitude. For possess xlnt clerical For P /T. No expe r -... ---...-~-E--5-.... -.r.-5--'·"· .... eseat & sofa. Odds & Count WTenlly look · 11 dd h Will tr in W '...,....""" ~ .... es. PAH•· access. re· r y 1sc . : Pff.Exper.orwilltrain. ski s . In a illon l e ~. a · ages pairs, all makes.Classic ends o misc Curo ---------i ang for quali~ecl appli· Apply ln person. Stan· quaJifiedcandidalemust + commiss +bonuses. Sl.S0to$7..... Permanent and le m · bicycles.Buy,sell.lrade $49-0321. cantswhoareinl~led dard Shoe Store. CM . be famillarwilhlbeac-4200BitthSt,NB. K·ORANGE RADIOS porary warehouse 642-7910 ""-·-nrmsete-._ .... RESTAURANT in employment this r~I. :Jm S. Bnstol counting functions and POT 0 GOLD. Nds . 6 penonne1 to work in our M70 NEWPORT BL CM -. ... •. ..., "" COOKS & I~ you are a m~vated 111· be able to supervise. We Ser vk'e station atlen· more people lmmed. for clean shop. Apply in Beat ofler 640-7320. dw1dual look111g for an 5•1 e.eaeaSON are r equiring 3 .4 yrs dants,rutesordays,Ute telephone project. Cash person: PEUGEOT. mens 10 ~1 t I · ~.-"°" ri l • ...,, mech. duties. Apply bon d 1---------exc 1 ng career 1n P/time, energetic & en· secreta a orrelau.uex· Mesa Verde Shell. 3131 uses pd ally. Day apeed.LlkenewSlOO New Kg siie pedestal COUNTER fashion merchandising, t.busiastic. Ex per not per We orrer a n out· Harbor Bl. CM and eve shifts avail. App-Ttlelday.Allg. 15 ____ 540-__ 1683 ____ 1 walerbed, beater. walnui pie~ come see us. Our nee. Hickory Farms. standing compensation/· ---------ly 10 am to s ·30 pm WtcMesday,A-. 16 !Id b d M benefits include an ex· Westcliff Plaza,642r0972. benefit package. If you Serv Sta Help needed Im· wk d Y s at 7 9 0 2 10.1~ -....1J.4ftM Boys' 24 " 10-spd, dis· r . o v' n ~ PERSONNEL cellenl compensation meet stated requ1 re· med. Full or p/t. A1>PIY West m In s t er and • -assembled. brand new $acnrice Sl7S. 962·31.25 program. Also. a liberal SALISPHSON ments. s ubmit r esume 900 E. CstHwy. N.8. Saturdays till noon al JOIMTHE tires SSO/ofr. 6'75-4788 ~ht.ult twin set sso. Full foll .. d.;:::. ti• d ucoun.l on >to.e F0<bola.Ucalga .. en .. n "'°' "lacy h;...,,. lo' ---------7902 Westminster Ave. C-1'91& sz set SSS. Stenlized full .,. md Ci • merthandise. Please a p· shop. Saturdays & Sun· Gena Mew Shipper for fabric whse. Wstmstr. Suite 8 . #I TEAM! ........ 1030 ~ 5'5. Kmg set SSS. I flt 1 t1ln 111 person Mon·f'ri. days. 9:30AM·4.30PM. POftdero1ctH0111H Must have UPS/PP ex· --91!!.:1--ll!aU--0-N-E-. -••••••••••••••••••••••• ;nu b'O' your old mat co111pa11y ••• I . ..,,..m. • SJ.00/br. Contact An 2082 Business Ctr Dr. perience. Salary open. '~" OSHMAN•S 800 MM, Vivitar leDi, tress & box spnngs. B & Good 1~ WOCJ91. 83Fashiolllsland nette Cooper. Mon-Fri. SultelllO, Hoffman Fabr ics . • SOLICITORS S2J0.631•4715 JMattress.~7-56'11. Pl•ast opply i ft Nf!WAA.6 leach 9:30AM-12noon. Ir.vine. CA927~5 ~2922 Exp. n...1y. Sell the Dai'.. SoulbCOSTCoAaMstESPlalaA Ir"_' 673-2268 Alf U Act Y" OJ • ESTATE SALE. 8' Marge PEISOM MONDAY EqualOj>p Emplyr M/F · •rma ve lOn ·Pilot. Earn $160 · S200 a F.qual()pp Emplyr M/F Rolheflex 3~ m m sir. c cl r s 0 0 s 0 r ., . THROUGH FRIDAY SaJes Employer •SHIPPl~G* week Highest com· norma l. wide angle. Thomasville dming rm . • ~ 9 SPM at PET STORE SECRET"RY " mission p aid. Your •--------telephoto. all German lam"" & "hairs galOl't' . .,, "'lilil"I • : Salesgirl, tennis s hop. "' f.._~ at home Over 21 · WOOD SHOP """ ... N d t • ......,. made. 754-7782 o/4 .. glass coffee tbl. Sats 10:30·5·30. Apply. Bird.s.TropicalFish ee ma ure, r esp. GrowingOrangeco.mall .D.card.Call 83S-6453.1 FOREMAN ,..-., IO"'S draperies w ;q .:-. Island T e nnis. 301 28.'iON.Main St.S.Ana person w/good skills. order co. needs several to3PMonly. OutstA _ _., f _, ~ beds d 7. I 1 Marine Ave. Bal Isle. Hvy bkgd. not nee. Start· peoplefor arupping&dis·'---------....... n1 oppor or ••••••••••••••••••••••• prea • crewe so a Taco de &arlos 1740 Ead DJ"' Rd. 67s.3113 Salesparto1t/Exprd mg sal S87S. Call Mr. lributionarea: n..aterTldrtt mantot:..kecbargeofl5 Siameselrittens.S65 & cha ir. patio rurn. II · I h Dunn S40-4134 man shop. producing .... L 3609. linens. etc. et<' • many to se designer cot esl • Clarie hi h aJ -.-access. ilems Sun. Mon SAMTAA~ Equal Opp Empllf MI F' s:n~:i~d:a~~es~~~:I~~ ~~::n~~o4J~~.u~~ SECRETARY . 1 ·Pickers For mutual ticket agen· ba~e ~in .5 P;,~\x~u~ Persian kittens. cham &Tue.CdM.640-1725 perm. full & p/time for toSpm. Npt Bch ofc or med·s1zed •Packers cy. For Prr. Will tram. woodworking, 2 yrs in ·1 I ·t · Nat'lCPAfirmw1acont Phon e f o r app"t. s uperv1·s1'on. Must be pion s ired. OFA r eg NOW MOVING from lrg Retail Sal esperi.on reta1 sa es pos1 ions. 714·5.57·9'212. Ask for Mr. sbots.SlOO.&ups.46-9965 waterfront home. N.B. needed. Lucrative op 751-4760. Sales . rec or dynamic growth •Millpackage handlers West. Newport Sta· able to read blueprints, n..-10~0 All furn fo~ sale Phone portunities for eni:rgellr s•• .,.,1 .... ,,.y Secretary/General office has 1mmed opening for liooeralnc. make prototypes. & _..,.. .. rules & wknds 642.4768• & dependable 111d1v1dual """~ Kiss the Irvine Corp. person w I 3 · S Yrs •Stock maintain prod schedules. ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekdays. 847.9696 Generous comm1ssion Exper'd. Gift Shop. APP· v.oorld goodbye, for qwet secretan al exp. pref in The Copy Stop Sal, fringe bens. bonus. Golden Retriever pup Very <'Omlorleble al lY. Buggs International. CdM k>c! Mfg rep nds acrt'g environment. Pos •Warehouse ~U Ume pos working in Send res or name & pies. A.KC Field & show M1sc Antiques . 9 Pl' mos pb e re f'o r in 204.J Westcliff Dr, N.B. pleasa nt tele phone reqs strong lypmg skills, busy photo copying bus phone no. to Gen 'I pet. Shots. wormed, carved oak f1e mish dm-· Lerv1ew, call Waterbeds 5 ...1--1...1u personahly I/one girl oral /writte n com · Noexper req. will train U)'OU'rebrlgbl, fnendly Manager PO Box 16817. nusedwtrLC.Xlntdisp ~set675--~ Un Ii m ited bel ween ~ -1 olc. Ug.bt typing, filing & municat1on. Top sal & fast. dependable. bright. &t bav ood Ii lrvme. 92714. (213l42S·lS6l I0 -5p m Mon F r 1 Exper. Ftr Mgr. & PIT in l e r es t 1 n high xlnl benef for qual in· he llb I lookl ve a g pe~n~ · ---------Dining room Lbo w J:J 645-2732.' ·help needed for ladies technology products . divldual. Call Irene i a Y peopkeA ty~g ~~~~Joo~:.r~ YACHT Collle.lOmos.Fem.AKC. leaves&6chnS200. --------• specialty shop. 759.9951 67~ McCarthy 640-5000 for peor J:.~~ratJ'(;.11; ........ ~ 5._ SAWMAM fnendly. i.nteJllgent 1ood 642-m:I ....._.aR-&Mop furtherdetalls. dhil c M •rw •...-w1chiJdren.Sl25 960-6210 --------Women n;:ded for S.leslady, experienced. E.O.E. 3163 Re I, . . 4301 lln: #5 NI W /sailboat ex.p. Top ---------Span. lvng & dining furn. Housecleaning Serv well-groomed. fashiona· Sales !.~rn~r Paularlno & 751-1050 tines. top comm. Kona MALTIPOOS, ..., Maltese Dark wood. Wrought S48-07S7 ble, for exclusive dress SPECIAL newlll!) i---------• Manne,675--1403. l.o4, poodle. 7 wks. shots. iroo. L91.5 Manners Dr · ---~~~007Westcurr Dr. SECRETARIES •YadltS•-11 Adorable.135.146-8540 NB SALES · Exp. matur £01JIQN Scboclc Boats, 2900 M J N 1 A T U R E --..f-ee_a_u_tl_fu-l -ca_r_v_ed __ women f/bridal & dres SalesladyneededFtr. <With&WlthoutSH> LaFayette,N.B.673·2050 SCHNAUZE"" MALE. 8 dept. Gd salary C t M Bak TYPISTS Sk.ll T • • n Headboard$7S. benefits Apply Gene· OS a 548~::31 ery SALES PIX I ra I n I n g YARDMAN MOS. SHOTS675-0326 ~ South Coast P laza ntE Daily Pilot has im· Rental center bas open-£ocker Spaniel rem nds Oio1ng room set w /4 ~3'54S·2681 Saltl-M••••1tt med1'ate opening for Long & short term as-lng s f or 2 men . good home.Gentle.likes chaln&buHet.Walnut- 0.fts ~ slgnmenls. Holiday & W M I '-'ds -.... Sales .•• ,P .T to sell I • cards & cosmetics qualified sales person l-0 v a cat 1 0 n pay .· Men and omen echarucal know edge IU .-..WlT.544·........ xlnt $400. 894 Sandcas - llckets.ovrl8, have own 640-7373. sell annual year end Hosr.itallulion plan helpful. neat handwril· AKCGermanShepherd _tJ_e_,C_D__.M _____ _ tramp. Jlon-""-1. Sal Have .,._ ..... ,_-g-·--s-el-1,-.' Special Progress Edi· avai. i~ nee. Weekday off. ., .. ~.. d rr '7VU~I ""' p JI tram' A~ly 1930 pups. <XIUW bacllgroun . Duncan Phyfe drop lea( comm.531--0811 Classifiedadsdoltwell. tion. ast newspaper • • ood I l k New Natlonwlcle Pany l'fMI Cotnpfrry It t.pendma In C..IJIOH'IJ1 join Ow Mlft•llSI tnt Stlllf .. I ~ DlvWon, AMI Of Unit It a part of die CaUfomfa development ptopam, ft1turln1~ t op o..ntdel and Com .... FJj "'-" ... , ... ..... OsktaA ........ ....... ........ ,a ~ Oiir .... Mill••-·· Cw ...... I ._.~~ O.."elal -~-aUt MA. c..-.c c..... ...... ft rou ~,,...,.cw..-pany pl.aft expetlence ~ QJt tni. ~ mlmMt few '"n cktiiK: sales experience pre· Ne:wport Blvd. M Top bl I nes. B ac table ., 4 chairs. :11lnt ferred. Temporary posi· Today's Army offers training, ed-and tan. 638-9308 cood 1375. 493-8l63 Canc~ .. ut 1:y ybee.~oe~d~ ucatlon, good pay and benefits Mmt sell good famllJ doa WATERBEl> $200. Drexel ...... ~.. lnuoed. Buff fem Cocker Dresser. S50. Cabinet. progrc::.~:r,~~rr: 31480.mpuaonve plus choice location. Opportunl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaniel AKC. 2 )'re old. ~mlsc. 97S-0250 , tenriew. <Acs.:!!7~om ties for advancement. See what ~!.'.' .......... ~~!~ U>Oorbeltolr. 675-938i Gl ... tbl. ~·· x 45 .. "78 .. C>IAH61COAST Oran~. Airport training you qualify for. OaJt hAll stand w/st.orage ~Iden Retriever pup• & bue Value S600 DAILYPll.OT F,qual Employer 38.. refi lsbed 4 pies. A.KC reg .• avail S!SOIOCtMM012 64Ml21, Ext. 277 Mat:fo111tstaln~ gtasa 8112' C.Ul73-S608 k'• S. 1055 F,qual()pporWnil.Y SC"T I 'd'-It l'... Find out how you can windows, cherry rocker. 1JUma Aps~ be.ut white •••••••••••••••••••••••• Employer i:..o.a. • "' ems w wa a dome top tin trunk. AKC ref. Very rsnbl Nau l l ca I l t ~ m,. & !~~~~~~~~~ Daily PUotctasslfied Ad. • 1teame.rtrunk SC6-<1649 pdce. Age 9 mo 54.5·9258 household Items. Sal & Secretary/Rec:eptlonln TO TB.L IT LIKE IT IS A PAIN & STIESS CUtlC UllES Ua111ually compel•t See...Ut)'·~ who l• a eek-.tarter. hl&bl1 oraanlied * prepared for demandln1 duties In fH t rnovllla. very lnt«tltln1. formal. three e1r1 Ne•-port Boat.ti oCtke. Salary a.Gd frtnc benefit.a llltnctlvo and comm1n1uraa. wlt.b level of c:orop.te11c•. Send Reiume To Classinect Ad J322 c lo DaiJy Pilot, PO Box 1560 CCita lies., Calli. aasa b& paid 10 learn... Beaut Oak Dining Set, wknd anytime wkd)'l &ft ~. 9-2.: 8C9 W. llth St, 54" md table + 10 add 4 ,__,c.,....M_. ______ _ •heavy equipment• artillery pcs. Very reasonable.1-------• $ Fanuly Gara1e Sale 3 surveyor • administration/clerk 873-787'7 AKC WMh • ..._.. wheel moto~ycle trlr, ff h , Anllq ue oak Weatmtn SM ... nt.._... ..., blCJY trlr. C®ieh, •air tra IC control • mec ante mantle c:lodr "!>!~ cblm· Good companion and cbr, cotree tbl. From •trUCk driving • medical 1nS Oak cloc!Jc "°' Oak food bned.iD8 doc. 5 yrs junk lO t.reuW'ft. 8653 dr•aet w/bev mlrr-01 old. Sl50, Sant• Ana A ve1 CM $75, Oak drener $5$. CallTomTumtr s.l/Qiedawntodulll 1621S3 lll e.dC.rpel'l54·1203 £STAT£ SALE. ~lrtsae 1'IO Oopper tea set aoo; ~ l>Ma«t. M t tu. eta .. t :A11Uqut oak falntlnC ~ .. ,.. I041 r .... ier ISO. 12 taqe l muchllS00.'75-.m "••••••••••••••••••••• shell reloader . wade, --------11 yr old Sbep m il, au •_,• ..U. 170. Lota KUTCH. Funky, old . 1hott1.nauttred , Obed ~Comert9th 6 San-~ larp, Hinted W/tcf""'1 tn:ld0111r c:pll7l:f&W ~-.._·"-C_M_. -----11, dor.n. XlAt ~ ... dlf· ~--~--~play. Many creative Blll Lab/Doblt. fem. I yr • po11•bHtt1u. s uo, •bOU, apaytd. ltfll m.... W/kidl.,,._, -:-~~~~--~~-- •• . I ., . .;~~\~· '1'.·l'I , ........ ... ..... 8111 IMI ·~iii ~....._ .... ,._... 9040 9unc!y,Aijutt13,1978 ONLVf'tLOT•JZ ••:.:•.•• .. IC-::::.:::.,::;• -·•-••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••••• IOIJ ..... ~ toll ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ·-~· ......__..._ .. IL.I...~ " _ • ....,... lilt llo1ro•la, CM . W~ .... •••••••••••• .. ••••• ........ , .. •••••••••••• 2" Po-.r Sportfethh'I -9060 s,...tlt _.._ -llAMYl'INJllTDSO Waaller/dr1er eaa ll.l:Cl'RIC GUITAR 6 Boat. Wood hull. fl1la1 ........................ tolO ... /St•• 160 m•ii,~m.L:~· :wc.'b. 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Ber noon M'r780'1.M2·'19lO COIQPlete.~ia refrt1-640-2'100 w .ooo.-.arrs ..._ • -.U.1' .._..ttlr. 11.nt ;,Gd. a.at offer • ..;,a Att. .,•c f:~ay. wkd11 "l·Mn wlrndJ AS'3" Bolton Whaler 70hp -l'\lturasheltror abott·bed ,,.... fl70 Om•~ o,. ='. cloUIH. tool•. •TDO.•aos1 Jtlf m. or •••·IOU.any Mere.trlr&manyxtras. UabtBlueSabotw/cover. pickup. Xlnt cond . ••••••u 0 ••••0 .. ••••• • Ol1allD Sa)L a.. u L • m'"' -Perl cond Best offer ready to saU. Xlnt cond. 7»9348 '76 La.ytDn 2t · Uke oew . ... ~La. n8. ca:' ID·• W. J 8'. CA a Pg T M I L L Mll1Ja [).J2/20 12 atrln1 No.7il7. Rick . Oolyta25.144-Ull . All'. aewning. 11leeps 8. --· · a.oslOUTI l'l'om IUO ~tar "90. Call 544-0135 • 88 Ford E300. camper l5300bltofr 4Sa-317l. ---=-------.....tz Paro•lll Jon•• eqyd.MNlll..alll a.fUwkda.Yt 17' Cbryaler 110 . fully CY<LONE 12 similar to top.')~~ Inter rtnlsh. ~l*Oat ,.IDodeliA& map/ti:rw. no.w aoo rr__. ISO equipped, dual baUeries. ~·=1~f/~~r $1500.~.8091Jall 7pm 72 Terry 23' ~·1 cond. •· I*°"°' . Wbat1pool pa df')'er • JIPCI':.'~ · lllovifte, Tbomu or1an com.Pl. canvas. Aaklfta · .. 12 Ford ~T 8 bbl s:tiOO. Antenna Jacka ett>. w1'ood; d6allw..-. e =-~tHU C4e.WSl •m3 ~1WlemodeJS100.lfu1l 1971 D>00.6'1J.'797laf\$. ~llw/tl"trlr extras tap ,.v~n 11uXtn~ 189 Vlra1n1a Pl. CM trail r. clota.e1, to11. ~ ... thltweell.417.Jm Q>rp h • sa415 cond~sO -=~ 646·'1&49 =·~& :.. ~= .... Water ~r • Start Na 1017 M' C..., C...._. w / t ~ fn 1~: 1'4 M".0:~ . Call '7M287 , ' . -.. ,-d-e-al_"_Tr_a_a_le-r -. -1-t Va-.• 'lla8CIOID In •-B11t UMd I mo 1. •or ....................... Side curtlaJa.a. cam"r cruilera. catm uphol .. V • 8 half cab over. sips 4. 3leeii& 1. Seti contained/ ' • .. __ ................. olr . .,.._, P:~:l: blue front coven. fish wellt. 100 cuddy• cabin w/tlead. er Y c 1 e ~ n 3 3 Jacki. boot. $550 /ofr eep. abower stall. E·Z .......,,, G t Jn. ho& table Bruntwlck ~-.me 1200 1a1. fuel. trim tab1. YllF very&obn fa1tof· ~~0 · ~~~Y 56-311'71 lit\.A·lcond.SSJ..,. :.~-r.-v: •~xt . ~'iru U10: ~IOT.toml • . ---·~· t..axft boat. wiwn, to price; "WUd:1:c.0 .:. S&ocklancl&lasu heU. fit.a "78Prowler19' SIC 8 ru _.::,:.::;~:::.:-----l'~1.-.-.-... -..------·1 P~lleta, plalo •Id ... Coebteel. i yr old male. TaodeaaTrallers ~ f~_!i~ work 0! tlln •/cabin Cal even· standard Courier • ft relrie. slpS 6. 'used -11 t 1tf .... INI lllO.~ ~. moVinf·must C2tZ21 V ace ..... ::...":"~~ . inlt531-9Sl.O Datsun. lite new S250. twice.M3SO.MO-l886 E~ la A.Q.YU.iat .. --... ••••••••• ..U. llO. m-1M2 ery-~·••.......,.. a.oa& Slimdl1•1 MOHaael Or WAllMOUSISAU tdPGOltbUoponl.ylil0,50 H.P.MercniiMn . LEHMAN 12 very gd.1--------PUMA Tent Trailer s ips CdM yrcl.a + of crpt P•d· vouna Blue Maat Lov· Stock •552•654 '71 TROJAN 25 • Bristol cond .. nice woodwrk "12 VW pop-top, blt·lns. 1 SC or boot· twin lbl ---------1 Waiol•aale to public rubber CS. L abaped etllrd. mate. Case?.. Sll,931 cond. xtru Sl4.7~0. Rece>ndit1 oned. $450 xltru,xlntcood. S3800or mllf\Y xtru.":int ~ Old 1wfftl .._ chr, po, ~ ~ ca~~ lbow9r encl ~u1 3illx40 J.olonnatioo, 61$-926 ~ 562-~ offer. m.8840 s 2 2 o o 9 ' 8 • o t 9 8 ~b • kmtiiitil mapl• ._,._...ta.___. m. 2 pullmans •I loPI • 7• Gl ,~.._..._ tnm ans. Maple butdt back tablH , service $125. ea Moo-Thur aft' "-&n....-. IOfO HARIUSOM S 1 as~a r . 40hp Motors.iler Mahrf.ct•n "40 _evefl __ .. _._ ...... ____ _ •· New1m tkcbeo •.a>-:-.•==A ':i7 ~-f.5U _ ....... ;;.?::":....... SEARAYIOATS ~~~~~lr.Sl800 Luxu.riously appointed••••••••••••••••••••••• 16' Shasta. S·C. 3·way 11uance1 • ml•c Mo Sd':no.n:Jlj av · Geoeralelec.tricfrost·free u..a. ........ Aa.a~ 3lOICoastBwy,N.B. mid·~lre. mid·range 32· ~ & Cllll~2J Refr1 g. heate r. new Jmk. ru LarltapQr', CdM. ,__ Ii.. ..i ~~ 631·2547 ·73 24' Sabrtcra.f\ F 8 . cnismg yacbt. Sleeps 6. VJ_~ UPH, Xlnt cond. $102$. Ml).tmSaUs&aat.s. Kial a. mau. a bx spr-";-".a. ~ nu. as .. ne SN:llf Ol.5AN Twin 140 OMC. VHF. rorward/art cabins. 2 Z4'70Nwpt81v . C 847 W7 Carpet. art tecl l1a11 w/frarne S65 $1 • 71 Model L -122 with . Mlllloti. batt tank. sea heada. s hower. full 642·'1910 -.--------, " eta aold ICM4$1 ' 10' long divan gd condl· REVERS. Owned by a 820wensCablnCrsr: twn temp. •tc. 545·801 l galley. etectrtc bot/cold lM Prowler. sips~. l~ded "'-'· abouUOyda. •yd. tioo; Schwin'n bicycle, lll'deuioo.t musician & s crew 3 5 11. ~ water s ystem. 36HP 2 1978 M~. I Fox1. t w1cabinets. EZ lilt hitch. aHSl00.131.QMI a••t 1070 ndsreP8}r.80-5091 In excellent condition. Survey-$13_.000. Great Volvo diesel. )lany ex-Puch . o mileage l.1000.C.11558-0382 Bite " t r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aaklng '750/best orrer. buy ~ do-1t·yourselfer ........... / tr11. Slip available. St&-7Ut Alltos..fce P.ts u cabt!eta. :!!ta. u::d l!lmera.ld • Diam~nd 5x7 heavy met!ll s hed Call4"13-118$evenlngs & Enganes nd work . CWftt 9050 Ul.SOO. Will consider ~ycln/ &Accauori.. t400 much miac. Alley S28 El Marquise cluster nne. redwood foundaUon weekends; 646-ZJ.58 days ~ ...................... trade or lo cash down & Sea....,, 9 I SO ..................... .. Modena Ave. NB ~90 APPfOX 4\.t carats ~. $65. M2·0682 <McJn •• 'Jburs.). 19• Fishing Dory double TIMESHARING LEASE carry 2nd. 675-ll20. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ·1: Toyota Land cruiser Sat/Su.nlCM. ~ 2 Electro·pedic bed s Earty player piano 65 ender.Compioverhauled (Slander '28. span .• CaJ 20. mWit sell. 6HP '73 Kawasaki 115. xlnt Jeep.hard top w/2 drs. 2 rFamilY Sale SatJSua 2 Rod modern c ot w/vibratora.$350. note exeeptional cne boat & 40Hf Evinrude dlnPy. diesel. ln NB. !:vlnrude .• g09d cond Wmdsor tank. rack 5700 rear seats. 3 tires 426 t.s. Refrll rW-n Akal dia.mcads'4t caratS12001 67s.4363 pla~well IOroUs ~: O/B. Sharp, top cood. -P.P.M2·mt &esto«er.673-3403. mi;mru.SG>.m-8572. PnncetonDr.CM Skr'eo. ReeSe ~ btcb, Carat $2300. 5"-56811. Blmk beds Brother sew· 67W0'18 ' ' !':: ~~gbest otr at ... Salt 9060 c.orooado 2S race/crwse 77 Honda CJ36al'. 900 m1. Hardtop to 78 Toyota camp equip, bikea. oil t41c1I• •-80IO iog macb. 2 chest or Lowery Orcan.. Holiday . . .. ~ .. ••••••• .... • .. •••• loaded . i15001orre; likenew.'595 landt>ruise r Complett- J:!cntinp, ant. bric·•·-•·•••••••••••••••••• drawers. photo print Model a\ltomatic or· 17 ' Bos ton Wh a ler 11 Sol Cat. Newport M'7"'287.C2L3 >596oe3857 Evs.833-2575 w/4 doors Ii hardwart-. ,toys.21712Starfitt W'GG"'GET..a.e..s dryer . basketball cbestra Leslie speaker w/everytbing. 85HP Beach tie-down Inch.ad. . 1.947 lnd C'"·-r Al\5 30PM642·5075 L n • H B . N r ,.. A A• bckboard, boop 4c net. _50 • '11 motor. Divorced & leev· Bestofrer. 26 Sailboat & t ratler . ian me . recent Busbard/Hamlltoo. lrom )'OU.I' business card. ~tm. "'' · 6'4-11 ing Calif. SACRIFICE ! ~2967. mom'1 &eves. w/12 HP mtr. $1500/Best engine work. lots or 40 tip VW engine: Big Send ooe card ror each • Babygrandadcond ~. ofr.61~9063 chrome. needs misc. borelut.rebltlOOmiles. l GarageSaJe tq plus one spare. We Gas BBQ indoor/out.spit newflnlah ' f6•HOllECAT n u t s /b o lts & Put looserod 751-2509 11082Pinehunt,HB. return permanently A:kabobsts5. 838-m& '119 SKIPIACK 2Q. OMC Clean wath traile r . CaJ 20. hmged mast. new together Bes l offe r Sat/SlanM. aeaJed attraclive ta &: 548-%153 outdrive. completely m-t?S3. nggiog. OB. many xtras 968.s791 .._._.S. Sif&i.n Couch ant I ..irav. meeti~ •i AM/FM bl M.llA. Ml.I eboQ1-Baldw Qyethau.J.ed. UdY bul S29Qct. M6-8888 ---. ... -.. -................. ~··••••••,•••••••••••• .. · • · ov-l.D. requirements. Pre-stereo/tumta e. Grand piano ~/best functional trailer &0· ........ ~ .u...,.. .. u .. "''' = II I ~ 1V, tape recorder, vent l<lU "\heft! For a snare .drum complete, offer.'44-f303,975--0:17'1 tluded. Dependable caJ-34 super cond .. ran. ZJ' Aquarius Sloop. xlnt 21" froot wbl. Kem1t1 .. 1 nuac. 234 Palmer St. CM _.....alized ..... enclose accordian, 426 Princeton Chevy v.8 en~, ~od tast.ic price-Just reduced cond, 6hp OB. sips 4. shocks. desert tank. a.inks fSZC> .--~ .... Dr CM 1875 • d pri "ht ~'· -~ ........ 0 alley head good sails tuned e-.. a .. -. ridden 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 F·-a .. Garager Sale. wallpaper. fabrrc or · .. rao u .. • -Catalina or fish g at. u1........... .. • • • ..., ..... ~ • D GI .. & stripped solid Walnut $55CXI 675-4870 slip avail. P .P. Make of. tames. qo race tame ·40 Ford Packup. ~or Sit.is, wetsuit.s, books, re· ' ~ 0 paper we Microscope. Monolex ..i ' , ...,,.. u t' · fer ror 1mmed s ale -5. 7"'"•l'""ext320 best offer "COrds. band toola. new wUI back & trim your 900X. Case /accessories. .,.Qa grea.. _,., ... us 61J..3851 ~· ..., ....., -precision skaLeboards tags. Or try two cards Great cood. $85/ba t Sell. SU.2!195 lB' Formula Thunderbird. GO f AST SALE ---------·1s Kawasaki 125 dirt 545-393Jeves S3S,newbiklniJ;$4,Hang· backtoback. 833-2547 AeoUoo player piano ~~~d. Happiness is owning a bike. Good cond. Sl75 '40 F o rd 2 dr. 283 ten cords SS. Paymaster .PRJCES Rebui1Ul800 o BO · ' Is lander 36 e qu1pt MakeofT.64$.7618 Corvette. turbo 400. aar S2S. lOO's -ot her Items. S:Zeaor3/SS SURFBOARD9'3". Good 646-3oo6 · · 12 ' F /G ovet wood beyond belief, forced to r o n d . st t . O o o . Sat/SWl 9AM·5PM. 1993 4/5tags $1.60ea condition MO. +engine, $1.50. Go rast to lhe factory sell. s;ll,9'15/firm Brkr '73 Yamaha 250 Enduro. (7141675-8299 Orange, CM. 6/9 tqaS1.50ea. 960-5844 Hammond or g a o 631-4715 direct Sol Cal sale. Fat>· 6'5..fifiOO xlntcond.dirtorstreet to•--------- lOormoreSl.40ea. 15 G 11 fl k w/beefed-up Leslie . tory demos. promo· IJU's. 1970 Kawasaki 500, ·52 Bentley Mark 6, 4 dr Garage Sale; bdrm set. SaJeaTaxlncluded a on sh tan $1:400. BACK AGAIN lional, new & used 27' Catalina 19'12, 0 /B. 3cyl,83:J.1893 sedan, good leather. but toys. appl, & misc. NOCARD~ w/stand. Ladies ski 84'1.()677 '74 Cobolt 18' TRl·H. 290 catamarans available. bead, galley w/reerer needs cosmetics. lnclud· Sal/Sun alt 9AM. 603 Draw YoW' own O.. send ~ si 1 nanow. Miac. HP Chev w/omc get, Fully warranted, low, $13.61'486-4308 1916 Yamaha YZ12SX. 1.ng paint er rust repair. Begonia.COM. name, address, phone" pamtings. 1786 Bahama Small upright piano moy xtras. inst see. low prices. Save money . . newtrans,newbore.xlnt Strong, reliable runner. we'llmakeeoecardpu Pl,C.M. w /bencb. 6 oetave ll.'500/bst ctr. Mst sell. 6sailoow!Calloraeeus Hobie Cat 14 • complete coad $500/ best ofrer lneveryda~UM . .000. Garage Sale, fantastic ..... Add29each. n•nG·"'~. ·"-'-a set, lreyboard. Ideal I/st.dot 80542 at1932£.Pomona,Sanla w/aails,115().673-9531 5ll&p73 675-4870 buys-furniture 6 ._. DnAJ n.u'"' u..uu.ue -··tJlin11" ror rent.all-Send~ or money or· ele~ merry-go· round. orapt.1288.16-142'1 18' Glasuoa 160110 . fully Aoa.541-2285 Columbia defende~ 29 .IT.J KAW 175 Eoduro. lo '16 llluatan1 V-8. aato .• c~itcben hems, derto. patio set. dreuer, desk, Spolt....... 1094 eqW.pped. $3.400. Claaalc 5.5 meter ooty w /Newport mooring. mi. x.lnt eond, xtru. P.P. PIS. P /B, air. stereo. etc. Sun. • Moa. "°"'· PILOT....,.... red It= carpetlnJ • ..... •••••••••••••••••• 613-3417 $3300 for this 33' sailing Sl.4.500541-2193 S17$.8G.a5'14 new trans" brakes e«. - Yard of 1201 W. Bay. ~·~·Bo•ci.5'°8211128 ~Udo~~lOl l'lllO'trampolioe,rolcllDJ, o-..ib sloop. 714/ 548-2517 afte Sidney sabot. race rigg, '18 Honda XL350. 1500 Bright red. 17S-$418. _N_._B_. _______ , ____ esa. ___ . ---IG aa · roUaway~ ·~;e ~~I: &Pai. ruclYtogo.s.125. miles. see to appret'. Sl900/clrortnde GARAGE SALE Sat Ir PUalC AUC110M m'den sprayer, Trojan renting or leasing well Americ.o 23, 1975. fully MS--9989 96l-9461or833-433J J955DeSolo Sun 272S Hilltop Dr.. MANY ITE&S OF FINE 3!p, 12 gal S75. 238 E. Hang Gilder, xJnt. cond equipped recent model appointed. binged mast. 13• Metcalf A·l NewportBeacb ESTATE JEWELRY. W.lhonSt.,CM harness inert. 963·0453 powerboat.23to28tt.ror bonda. partnership dis· s:rr5.Aft.erst:· asking HOMOA lt6t 963--0100 U-pn-.-gb_t_p-ia_n_o_._o_r_g_a_n-.• nA~~BJFJECETS. RAN· Typewriter Corona elec aft.er6pm tamily boating & fishing ~!vledU. priclled Cl qwck 673-7971 ~~LeMilgeaalgc '55 Fleetwood, oA•u 40,000 """""'"" N FU N.. ..00 eusto'm 11" sha .. -·: local waters. 6*-3931 .a ,s pava ,673-0022 ~.,.,~ ...., f'efrig .. GE washe r , E'OC PHONE FOR IN -· uuw 7'1Urlboardforsale Soft Bus "'-Ut.~~1bo Sl.50.00 646-9076 ong mi 's.Superbclass1c. coucb. treadle sewing FO ·" BROCHURE· frame. antq gold Sl~. Fr Morey Doyle blue '$110 . ..__.. ~. HOBIE 14 w/trlr. Flamer <>-.-• ..., ~9346. maclrloe•misc. 548--0142 &U-22oo · blue brocaded rnnged saveS15. ~llM · l&'SilDCJ'aft mahog deck sail. Xlnt cond $1300. Ph loah. Slip1/ ............ 1'9400. xlnt cond. 9550 -.-.-;.-.~-_-.;;;-.;;;-.;;;-;-;~~-;-;-;_-~iii:iiiiiii--m;;;;;i;;;;;;.-I bedspread. dble $60. lSHP. e'tec s tart 67~3252 Doc:b 9070 3200mi's.S529 4w...1Dri¥H 548-9'198 TV,..... E . d b "t k ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-6470 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . HIFI. Stweo 1091 vanru e. aa tan . Sabot Stan Miller racm1t . SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run In the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to off er . you this 24-hour service. Stop by our office or call 642-5678 and a friendly ad-visor will belp you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmerlcard or Master Charge. DAILY PILOT . ..... .- Natural mink full lgth, ••••••••••••••••••aa••• ::O~°' bit ofr. 548·748& Sabotw/USsail. #812S. &: SUPS AVAIL.AIU ·7g Honda CB125. xlnt COSTf\ MESA oew,'65C)Ovalue.S4500or 2$" RCA COLOR TV· _m. Le Fiell hvy air mast YACNewport646-0551 cond.$350oroffer AMC/JEEP make offer. 493-8163 BeautifUJ COlltemporary 25' Trojan. Bristol cond, xlnicood. 67:J.S473. Finder's ree for 55' slip 1n 646-S9tS Pickup lumber -pipe walnuteabinet.One year ractio,deJ?lbfioder. CO!D· CAL 20. xlnt cond. gd NewportBeach. · 7 o 7 s o H o nd a. #I IN CALIF. racks, old picture tube. Sl75. pass. bait tank. s wim sails,0 /Beng. $4600. 213-1191-6816 c us tomized. m ovtnR t971CHHOIH cstmmade. $155 +tax. Call642-0138. ste p ,o:1oanCay extras_. 754·3755/640·5758 Slip f/36' salJboat needed pnced to sell 646·9853 CHIEF Rogers Mobile Repair. Prof 98500/ · U 67S. 1784 · 548-2898 557·96&3 8 trt~!~~:!~':; C1asm 195111' Mercul')' ~t~~/~all xtras. ~~~~;No cb.Jld.ren ..,...---Hom--,-.-S-.-.-, $7995 Comer group2beda •tbl. mix.er, comp I channel lnbd. Ma.bog hull. 6-cyl, pp' 4~ R""/Storo9t f 160 CJ8A17NN142t781 likeoew,50+sq)'dlgoM ~,.xtru1£mic'1.Bst nu cover. Xlnt cond. · · BOATDOCKFORRENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpt&paddlnJ. xJnt cond. ofr .• Robert."2-1380 Make offer or trade . 10' daysailor. fbrglass f,:::i;;n~'hn~ .. ~~~j Rent a 1971 Execul!ve 1971 J.ZO PICKUP 751-9212 3 1V'a 17 .. Ptbl Color 6G5371. over wood. Glen L 10. 9S7-UOHorinfo_ Motorhome o r Mina $7395 .. ~ :.L .. Colo 1' 18' L c 1 · SS00.1216-8164 _ _. _ _.._me from Herb Sculptor's modelin ......,. '"' r map e yman a ssac utUW&uu 1J8AUPN1404S41 &t.aod.$25.Blk&wht,POrt ~ w/remote. l200. S.yboat, 6·cyl eng. Lido l4 Off shore moor1og. nr Friedlander. Call any of 19" 1V, 125. Mason Jars. 19 B/W Plbl. MO. all io many xtras. S1395 or S850 Lido. avail ror sale or t.hesenumltr~777 »ea.497-2798 x.lntcond.IJ45.3083aft.6 best.493-1533. u C.l.83J-65l9 trade for mooring close -to Bal lsle67S-9063 577.7777 FREE 100 GAU.OMS GAS Hammond Org a n Amplifier. AM/FM 8 w/Leslie speaker & liv· track and speakers . qrmset..968-8617 Perr. cond. $85. Ph al' Seacraft Cutty cabin. ERC 29. lmmac. (9 bags) -.-... c--1 • IZM .. 1 US Mere. trlr. loaded $27,500 by own -...,..-• with purc hase of any 18~~~~='· ~7681.144-9887 ••~•••••••••••••!~~~ RENT 23' Fireball. sell JeePWitllthiscoupon , . Lido 14, trailer. 3 sets 17'Cbeetah, llS Evinrude, contained. Lotsotxtras. WIWILLllAT sea.LETS A.KAI reel to reel w/8 18 fiberglass w/cabm. 65 sails ioclu l never used pro.tow. xlnt cond S2500 645-2283 AMYWllTTIMOIAL ._...;;.,,. _______ , 980-5844. --------- trackt.a~~r. :t::C· $1400/bst ofr Ulman. race rined. 842-0100 Cortez 'tie, alpe 6. 12mpg. OMAMYMIW ANSWERS . llasa board & rudder. Classic .74 KONA 21. 225 Dodge 4·spd, In · JEEP Nowise-Gaiety-Giant screen 'IV, super 1#1 FormulaTbunderblrd, xlntoood.Sll00.586-3000 daycrwser. Jet w /455 ve rter . A /C, t>t c . Member-Crafty-picture-only t895. Fae· xlnteood,ta7S5. HOBIE 11• CATAMARAN Olds. only tSO hrs SlO.SOO/OBO . p · P · WIAU GenUe-Brother-tor)' direct, nation wide 675-6792 wfl'rlr. Xlnt cond. Must 770-4682 1_~_3006______ OVEISTOCICID TEENAGESON warranty. Vlsa/M.C. 14• ski boat-runabout 35 sell. SBSO. Karen-days "How many miles per 1~or540-2505 HP J..s...·-. O/B. trlr, 887·2Sl5,eves841J.1116 1970 18' Bowrider. Volvo gallon do you get with ..._,. --------'"" m 10B. runs xtnt. w 1lrlr .,.,,. .. new economy car?" Admiral Color 1V COO)plete a!OO. 675-1028 14' Omega & trailer, $i!500. 146-4753 J-25" ... 00. a m a n ask e d b ls Call -tr 'lbunderbird. as & 7 Y! $6$0. neighbor. "Ob, about m.2257 hp motors. All skis and 552-4487 SOrourNa· ... ~tbey ~~~21.A~E ............ equlpmentlncl.$2000. Pb Udo 14 w/trlr. Gd cood. ..... UUJC.. • •• , ... 54IJ.3l58 $850. WANTED : Boston Whaler. ll·U '. ve ry clean w /steering. Pis Call:497·~ Q>lemeo air cooditioner· .. "................... Ph675-581S. Model 16255•187. Xlnt a 11 ut11 901028FootCutter1974. F .. o. ---------1Searay 20·. tt7S. orig BUY NOW! CONSIGN NOW! 2524 Harbor Blvd Co8laMeu 114 / s4t.aoz3 '7i Chev Blazer 4WD. 350 v.a. auto. AM /FM at. off· road whls le tires . lo nU ·s. S:SOOO firm. 759-0932. '73 ............. car, cam])el'. Best offer .... •••••••••••••••••••• LJl1y tBridge,. Sleeps sax. 1'74 11' O'Day Daysaller ownr. 191 eng hrs, trlr. ~1631 3&' o.em, d. I, •bot o • o ext r • s . •tnUer.SZ200 top cond. Must sell. --------· tw ,.._. b~ x.lnt ;Gd 11~ '751.... S'lllOO. '73-9192. Net S170.l200 per week. We have 1.1 million dollar contractual re· servatlons backing with AM U.S./Canada •the rolbiriog airlines; Unit· ed. Delta. We stern Hlebes Air West. Con· tinent.al. KLM "Dutch." Swla A.Ir. Lufthansa. •10" inv .. tment tax cndlt depreciation de· rermmtt. Sc..t4X4 ~ 6 cyl .• 3 speed trans .• 4 wheel drive. lockin1 • bubs. re movable top. radio and bealef'. (fl&lJ EV ) . Solid wood doors , tnOl.527:... l.-;~====~~~==~'2S:~~==~===s~~~~~;:::~~~;;; louvered doors,. "I' ----------1 elm paneltn.I 12 in wide . .-.u f ts •m•I a..3iCM Ill •IM fOJO ....................... Gas operUed lawo MBPa.. .. -.non:a ._ mower, 3.0 H.P. roLu7. _.... '"" -1 eng,ll50./ofr9S2-2012 =n~· UM w/box ltenmol'e vacuum. w/a~ ~--tadnnenta..::O~· ""· _ • toJO ••••••••••••• titn1I••-•ZODIAC W.... ·~A·KUlile ........... ~." -eou..:cur. (TM)-- •We have 158 '78'• lo n..t: need 30 addWonal ~~-30 14SU.r22minis at (actory lnvoace. 1()()4';{. financin1 of In voice, aaJes tax and license thru CROCKER. 812.0APR. '1 year note. SJ"' THEODOR £ ROBINS JO~ f' • • .... L:. • (I I' TO\ \.'t •,,, '• , t I '71 BLAZER. All/Fii • CllS, 8llOO rnJ. 2 lOIJe. bvy 2 flflllUtt t urrentll cM'Y IUIP· Emu. 11800. ' ooertUoftal lrvtne. C..11 • ,_AA_l.-pm.._..uns ____ _ Cokndo s,rtno. COio. tt16 OOl8 I 4a4 ¥..TOM l'ICIUP VS, ••tomatl~. pwr. aLMitlt.I. w~it4t 1polle ....... olf1'09CIUM •• nclo. .......... tMn . t7,ClllO ........ -. ; SIL....i'. ~- ·••\,t ••"r •-""-··· ....... ~ •• .. ' • .. • •. ... •. •. • .. • .. · • • ~ .Jf'. • •• . ·. • •• ... . . . . .... .... . . . · . .. . • . • .. . -. . '• .. ~• . · .: \. ' \. 't. !· . ... . .. .. • • • • • • • ' 4x4 4x4 4x4 77 ,_.. ¥. T 4a4 ltaeT/91 74 a.. _. 414 (1"""'81 '14 ...... P/U 414 C8M19601 71 a.. ¥. T 4a411eo1431 'ff ............. W9L Wlfldl (2709191 ..,, .,.., P/U WlflCfl (0118121 '7' .... Qe: .... Wp COl!il6el 71DMp4a4 a..,. ,,a.. '6995 '7295 '4495 54495 '4995 '2195 '4895 '4695 '3995 TRUCKS -TRUCKS -n~ P/U a ca-'4995 L.1119 1111CIOI '71 ,.... C...... a s-111"431 '4695 '75 a.. ¥. T f111t ,.,_ 1*6121 '3595 '1' ...... ,,..,. •1ut1111t 11~1191 '4695 '75 ,_.. 1(4 T Pl\ced IO a.II ( ll616'181 '4495 ·n ,_.. c.... • 8-c111M11•1 '2995 '75 help ¥. T N-10731l1Yl '3795 '74 .... C...... Nice t1112MI '2295 '74o.llp ¥.ITOI-~11212101 '4295 . ., W.. a Sllel 1to11ai1 '1695 '67 a.. & ~ NIC»(~11 Offer '61 a.. P/U Hice m111101 Offer '76 ..... " IO Met (A1~2'l '3695 '6'o.llp ¥.I T ~ '995 '7J ........ Y•11101W1 '2995 VANS-VANS-VANS '76 ..... s.fel' f• ltA2&3151 '8495 '6595 '5495 15495 '71 ""9 s.fel' f• (211MNVI "11IWflw',,.,_.12 ..... 1111HO#) 1499 5 '7J ...... llffer ¥• (311'0UWI on a..•=•••,....,.. "7J ........... Y• 1010CP1 "7JQl., ..... ,.(I, ... , '2995 '2995 '3495 '3195 '4595 '4695 12495 TR A DE IN SPECI AL 1975FOID CUSTOMVAH Wllh low miles, wood paneling, carpets & hi back bucket seats . ( lA 1'120) . OMLYS5450 ....... ~, ....... 2150Harbor Blvd .. C.M . 645-5700 '61 ~Ton Chevy step van. new eng. & tires. Best air. 497.zzn '75 Dodge, low mi, mny xlras. cslm int . $4800/take over pay . ment.s. 770-8501 '74 Dodge. low mi. mny xlras, $3900. 536·5107 • 962·3781 1963 Commer Camper Van VW size very com· pact pop up top. QuaUty buill in England. 49,000 miles. 1 Owner. very rare 1 or a kind. Best of. fer. 67s-o:M5 '73 Ford 8 pass, Cbateau Club Wagon, P$, PB, fact air. S4150. 983-1523. '53 lnternatloilal P .U. good eng, rough body • $350. 645-6'$3 '64 Ford Ecoooline Van nds work. make ofr 642-5490 642-9'235 '72 V-8 Chevy. gd cond. Crpt. inl & walls, oeher xtru S2,6SO. ~ 'M GMC 4 spd Hydro, nice int. $950 /besl offer. 646-3801 '73 Dodge BlOO Van, auto trans. lo mi's, xlnt cond (or work or customizing. $95. SS2-o:M8 '72 F'bRD. PS/PB, air. xlnt cond. $2875. Call 968-5821 '76 GMC tlallY STX. 1 ton van. alnt cond, fully eqwp.1418·9194 ....................... WE BUY C&.IAMCAIS auuc•s r • •••••••••••••••••••••• •DIJVEA * * LITI1.L * SAVEALOT · SHOP&COMPARE I BARWICK DATSUN 8 JI· I J 7 "> 49 J. J 37 S .. ...... l .. 1rt.d ........ ,...... ...... •• ,.,... ............ ......1.urW ''••····················· ..........................•................. ·········'············· ·········'············· :· .._ 9720 FW 97JI ...... 9727 ~....... • 97H Mlr11lll11ta 9740 .••••...............•.• ....................... ....................... .. . .................•............. --4 1971 MT IJI ...... '71 'TJ lilHdl RXJ. Auto. ~. ;;· ~:."Xra:li ' a peed tran1.. on•· UAMD ..._ c... All/FM 1 trtr. Xlnt cond. lllal . .,.. '754-TISI. loaner • oely U ,000 ~ A lltllolr. ~,. mllel. (G5NJ0). ....., 97>9 ~ o.taa no. ' apd. f11, atraa. 14,000 ml. _, lmouc. I Lil o•w .,,... 'T1 ml., alnl t."ODd 1.000 ml, 5 1pd, AM /J'M 1tereo. A/C atvr/blue days '31·1411 eve1 551-lJIO ONLY$19JI T•C..111~ ..................... .. ....... • UMIVRSITY ''l~ueraU Bora. '14 ~ ~-.m1 1ya. alnt cond • WOHutlorBlnt,.C.M ....... C.. • eMC tn. oo. 141·0Ul, 641-17" ,,... m.m1.P.P. at-tNor~t mo Karbor Blvd. 'Tl MMERA Tl Indy, 4 •• 220 xtnt coacl I i IWnr.wg oo.t.a M.. MO-tl40 .....,, lthr. air, fvll pwr, ..i_ all·~~ m. .... ..,. mlnt eoncL e>v.rteu Im· new -· ._ ... ce re- o..ra.R'l•tato ''1' CMc~ AM/Fii cau.' parta~or~ cordl.M500.95S-aot7 dlooeefl'Olftphaun ~:_;.o~~I •2200 Mlru•a... 9740 lt76MllHOC out1taedln11etettk>o ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• CcJaiplete wltb aunroor. °' s.on. ".,.. •t "7S avte, drtt blue, .iereo •power window• ''Tl llOI, 1./C, auto, DICXMIU.ER pdb' .. '-70.-ZJOOSIL I late! ' ,. 1--.abarD.--. MOl'ORS "-.;0 wl. tU lltre. Automatic mmacu_:!e! U070l3). ,, Eve.tD·l'73S lJIWWarner.8.A. ----"s:::::---1 tram .. alt eond., ai.reo. E · !W .. .. 74 8DO. Gd coed.. New Z'l..m2 '71 CMc Hatcbbaci. 4 a-=-~t:~; .~. U...Oeeu-.wmt-.e .,, XII. All/Fii atet"eO. ~.:;ai:-altea. WIS. . A Real Gem! ~°'~ ClllNP&arpa.. a•. Pb ma11. uat covert, (allGJL) -- 8Ts.mT meo1o1rso.1..-"71CMo,alntCOftd. St795 lt111»AnuM tm Flat ue Spl Cpe. Dbl ia,ooo~··· Nu Mlcb. 1104DOOlt ovrbd um eoa. Mint Jn .l'JS.l70'7. UtlllXI) <'ODIS. '9m. C.11 $41-111'. '75 Honda Cvcc, auto. x.lnt or~IOll cond., mech. perfect. $2499 "1t '1at lJI. 2 dr. boulllt ta SSK ml, yellow. Mu1t PHii; LONG 71• .-coad.A 11ea1 MU. moo. 549-380'1 POID 1225D.~ors.52-0tl3 "11, ClViC, cvcc. Ila wan. 43AllloOenterDr. GJVING UP THE GOOD 4 dr, rf rack. AM/FM. S.D. hJ,·lrvioe LIFE-GETTING MAR· auto, P .OP. 12700. 76a-llll RIED. '74 F l al 124 -:-55_>1_-4594 ____ ---::-::::~I·-_:.;::.::.:..::::.:;.:::;:=..:.;;.; __ --------1 Spyder. Fred 955-3130,....... 9730 "7• clll&Oal Datsuo P.U., 8-5pm. 4"""401, even· ••••••••••••••••••••••• flares. •beal1, palat, inp. '75 XJ12C. lo mi's. xlnt WUIU"OOI, trill • more.. lat Sllider. 1978, AM/FM cond. Sl0.!500. SDQO. B.eoz5 steno caas, mep, xtra ~ 73 DATSUN sharp. SC700. 640-2390 '73 XJ-iSUver blue, w/blk 240% <Moo-Fri). 834·0'110 int , ml n t co n d . 4 speed, stereo, map, <Rhonda). 18,700./bltolr. 631-3515 1971 a.% JIOC Stereo, endae tontrol. ~=====_,,,~ rwr. wiadow1 " door oclls -A fine automobile. Buy or leue. (826MIT>. '67 250S immac cond., auto. '14,000 ml, white/camel. $3,950. ~.m-1518 -use w/b&Kk interior. '75 U84drSedan, '71 XJS.. Jthr, air, auto. r::.=::::.1..:.:c==:.r..;..."" Super lookinl ft runs cte.n. mid blue boot, stereo. $3000 StK'Dl re· sreat <CRRR> 07·2844 furbishing to on1 rond. IOl~YW J>re&naneyforcesaale, '7• S5800.67S-76d 11DOWeatmiMter Bhd IM Spyder, xlnt cond. '71 Jag XKE, Roadster. Westmhd'er llakeofr. T70.UQ Jmac! Bstofr m.'1S5lfDJ-78IO '74 FIAT 124" Spl Cpe. 6'5-<4680 ..._. t7JJ Stereo. mags. Immac. IC.-Gllla 9735 ··-·--········· •• • S2795. Pb 84S-l805 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 m•y '6S European model. runs ",,. gd, $1600. or bat ofr SPORT COUPE 979-3927 <364NPQ> ·----------· 1972 M1% 210C 67 25GS, Mercedes, air, Automatic, pwr. steer· PS, PB. AM /FM, xlnt Ing, alt cond. lc extra low oood. All records, strong mllel. (929FVO>. car. offer. 831-1230 17495 HOWMDClle..-.. Dove• Quall Sta. (Near llacAttbur. '6' 23ISL, orig int. DU eng, nu coavert top. SUperb cond. $8500 firm. Must t.7ll '68 Karmann Ghia, auto, Jamboree"Bristol>. eell. 833-T/23. f:························ t~ I 75FIAT $3599 PHIL LOMG FORD Alil/FP4 caas.---nM actual NEWPORT BEACH ~ 280SE, white, mint mi, all orig. Sl700 Firm. 133-0116 cond. Brand new 3000. ~: SPOllJ COWi 983-Sl66 --------1 Ivory. 6'3-5235. 197SMIZ210 ~~ 5 speed trans .• All/FM :~ stereo, bronze color. ~~· (!r74NXP> 43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Fwy-Irvine 768-5111 Mmdli t7JI SEDAN. Complete with "122lmE.Cullpower,A/C. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• sunroof, stereo. cruise xlnt coad, $7200 Aft 6 , · SALE PRICED at .. m ira cle m azda control & low miles. _963-_!i887 _______ _ Slf95 '7• FIAT Spyder, loaded, see to apprec. $3695. (213) 582·1676 (927NXH). Buy or lease. 058190 SL. ' . Is Bubbling Over With Beautiful ~hampagne Edition II Volkswagens CHAMPAGNE MODE~ FEATURE: •Custom Metallic Paint• Color Coordinated Interiors• Deep Cut Pile Carpet " Crushed VelOW' Upholstery • Remote Control Outside Mlm>r •Quartz Crystal Chronometer unrr DIESB.S AMD .... COMYBfa.ES AYAILMU FOil IMMIDIATI DBlftRY •75 MUSTAM& ..... Alr « • b .. V-6. 4 IPMd. stereo. v inyl r'oof, rallye wheela. Uc. 1928NOe. ........... ... 174DASHB 4 Dew. Air c M I > auto. trans .• ••Ira dean. Uc. t878MCS. ............ ... 12495 -·"._..... ,,, Recently recondjtioned. Ph67~eves. HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. ~ulborb.ed Mercedet Benz Dealer llST SIUCTIOM IM'IMIWISTU DllSILS WHOD1043t791M*e 72 noor:at-1~ 71140 0-..1 y.,_ 71~0---Mlle 'N IOO OIOl9n1l S.... 'N '°"co (00t 720) Wllllt Sl's 7545011&.IS-11811 S.... 74 450 S&. IOll1291J Gold 754&081. (-. S41Sl Red 78450Sl<-8'1M)81ue 76 450 8l 10241'Y) Who!• 714e08l(Ser 0116) Gt., II.a 714&0 ll.CI000831JOtwn • 7 4 460l&.C10048281 Brown 75-IU:fOClll38lWNle 71 41tll.C(~&leC* ...,., ..aoacr013872l..,.., 714808&.C(Ot5112l0ny HtlSE OF IMPORTS, INC. ...,.....,_.,. ...... 213/tJl.Ull 714/523-7250 ... .__~ Al ORAlllE COllllY HEADQUARTER OYER 125 llEW 1978 londas Ready For Dellwery ••• , PRICES SIART Al Prtces plus tax a llcen9e. Cans Subject to Prior Sale. Offer Good Thru 8-13-78 • r -DALY PllOT DIAi n, COAX II OR"LL II •Ill s1 78Audi Foir •4795 71 Audi 100 LS ._., IUIO. 1H. r.olo 130 OSH •1895 _____ ..._ )6 000 .... 32t HJf •4995 18Audi6000 • OOOt. -~ .... PS. P9 I~ 000 "" 01117 '9795 . f . • . .. . . . . . ' • . • ' • . . . • . ' . . •' • ( . . , . . • • I j " I I I "Tl vw .... ' pUI, 14,000 •ml. AllJFM altreo. 18400/off. S41·HU or 'tM'M'lill . I i IT AMT IAS1ll : 1UT wm .oMMA ~KNOOC • fYOU OUT : Wl"IM OUIDIAL : OMANIW • • i 78VW 1RABiT ... · Only '400:t'J .. Olily ~14! Mo HARBOUR VW 11711 Ill.CH &YD. N~TOM llACH CALL US 842·4435 ·ea vw Bua. '71 motor. clean, Sl.000. Radio, 4 spd. 6'5-4997 • YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO.MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. . THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER AlHAM8H DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN ARCADIA DATSUN, INC WAlU f"lfl DA ISUll UfC BALDWIN DATSUN CANOGA DATSUN com MESA DATSUN CUlVEI Cllf DATSUN IOlllY UTSU. IMC. ATlMTlt UTSUll $l£MUll UTSUll 100% FINANCING INCLUDES TAX& UC. SEE EXAMPLES IELOW •FINANCING WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVED CREDIT. '78 B 210 2 DR. s99~~. for 48 months. Cash pnce $3364. Deferred Payment Price 1s $4795.68 including tax. Uc. & Finance charges APR. 14.35% (Stk.8991) (Ser.HL8210984846) '78 200 SX CP-E. s138 1~ For 48 months cash prices Is $4652. Deferred Payment price ia $6629.28 Including tax. Uc. & finance charges. APR. 14.359& (Stk.8721) (Ser.HLS10159869) 77TOYOTA CWCACPt:. hpeed •cOftd .AM/f M •eo. ~ be.whlUI ~,1091111)) '4995 770PEI. Cfll. ""'° •cone!. radio "'fflf lap 1416R\'J) '2995 '78510 2 DR. s119~ For 48 months. Cash price $4038. Deferred Payment Price is $5757.12 including tax. Lie. & Finance Charges. APR. 14.35% (Stk.8905) (Ser.H~1001375A) For 48 months.. Cash Price 1s $3781. Deferred Payment Price is · $5388 1ncluchng tax. Lie. & ff. nance ~rges. APR. I 4.35CJ& (Stk. 8846)(Ser.WPLF10106651) FOOTHILL DAlSUM. INC. MOON DATSUN lll·VAlllY IATSUN. INC. lOtlG UN D.USllN DOWtlTDlll l.l MOTO.S IMP£ II Al Da lSUN. INC. I IM1Mll CITY DATSUN. INC. llWrotl DATSOIC , I PWllllA UTS&IH SIUTH IAY DATSUM. INC. '73 LT , auto. V-8. air, stereo s.trk, lo mi .. vinyl top. 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'71 Galax.ie, xlnt cond. nds '71 Marquis Wagon. l cond. 289. V-8. cam. Only 20.950 miles on thO; 675-2493. brks. bst ofr over $700. owner. Fu ll power . headers.837·5087. '86 GTO. t owner. pert. near.new beauty. "• BrianSS2·7396 AM/FM ater. mags. condi$1100orbeatolf . AM/FMstereocassette. 66 Dart. sit six, auto. nu --------equipt to haul trlr. Xlnt '74 Mmtang. • cyl. 4 spd. 48IM.2IM ' rally wheels & much tires. shocks. AM/FM. •11FeaDFfESTA cond. $1900. Leavlne l2350.10wner. more ! (164RDMr.. $750. Wknd. 552·5196. 9,000 miles on t.hls super oowilty. ~9989. 675-0751 "'18 Station Wa1on, Grand Average blue book is Wkdays833-2450X311 clean little car. 4-speed. • Safari. Loaded. 17000 _,,.. 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Buy! 073MXO>. . ... -:1·· " • SUi95 76a.Slll owner. S9SO 1orr er. mags. clean $1200. IOI WITHAM VW 7141673~14 ~1 '65 Must. clean. runs •~ U--~ ... ........__ U--~---- 7800Westminsler Blvd ,.._.~ lrPrt g;reat.S2000firm. -· ....,. -· -Westminster Y 4f ce 673-1676 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L••••• .. ta•'SMO.,O''• .. .., ...... .__c....... , ..... 893-75511638.7880 LARGESfSELECTION IN'i>~~t~~ '66 Muatang 6 cyl. 3 spd. r,.11~~~~~~~~~=~--=-~~~ CADILLAC VALUE AM/FM. good condition. '76t~l!4.:.~-............. sa995 -I one Ole tundl fQ13111£KI OMLY Automattc. pw• • 1tM t1ng. owr '7 2MHCIDES HM1110C $ 7495 w.-. .,rcondllOW,..,..,.,,,.. l929f\I01 OML Y '7 7CHEVY CAMARO UI $ 6695 =sf/. ~ mJ11 su a ~=~~ '7 8 CHEVY COltYITTU 5 IO t"-"-1ntluding a PACE CAR• MAKE OFFER '77~~~~·--·$3295 M wt• aa •DUO! CZMOI. OMlY '74SUIARUCOWE $1795 HI eoc•I'-Nflft"'9 --· 4 :;:: ~:=.;l.., e-~y '76!R~.~~!-~'*'-S4895 Liiie NEW'"'-"' ll31\MVI. OMl.Y '7 7•MC JIMMY 414 $ 7695 ._,,, ... __ Ir __ oa.·--·~··IM30~ OMLY '1~~:.:,:.: LUY WITH$2995 1C41117}.,..,. al Ille .... " ONLY '78 5'5~S13,950 '71=~~$2295 9 PROTECTION PLANS ._11195 __ . IM_7·_TO_l7 ___ _ Available on MoetCara '67 Fast back. 289. AJC. • • 1977 CADILLAC SEYIW "AST RO ROOF". Leather interior. ru II power & AM /FM with 8 track player. <Q487436). $11,995 • a uto .' Qua rter panel dama1e. Wbroken axle, $350 . /flr m Terr y. 831-2017 '75 Mustang V6. full power . air. bucket seals, console. AM /FM. rad. Xlnl cond. must sell. orig ownr. Aft 6pm & wknds; 752·1629. daily til 5 : ~ ................ ~······ Ul69 Vista Cruiser. power. 191J~011LVl.ilWAC 9 seat, 1)5()/or best offer . C"""s 7»9448/644-8722. Leather interior. 50/50 ,.,.,., .,_..__ . power aeata. cnme con· '75 ""6WllSS ._....... 1mmac trol le stereo radio/tape cond. loaded $USO/ ofr player. (Snsl>L). _~ __ 8802 ______ _ $9595 For sale: '75 Cutlass Salon, cln. air. stereo, nu tires $4800. 84&-8330 • lt76 CADILLAC ·n CUULl8S Salon. Selae. COUPEDIVILl:f pwr windows. bru. Lea t he r in t e rior. steering. vinyl top. AM /FM stereo with tape stereo. tape deck. T·bar player. cruise control & roof. $5,950. 644·4040 or tilt wheel. <332PCM >. ~ $7795 -19-70_C_u_tl_as_s_S_u_p_re_m_e-. • Air. new paint. auto lt76 CADILLAC trans, 350 eng. reg. gas. S8AM DI VILLI rum xlnt. 78.K mi. seso. 673-9086. Cabriolet top, ruu pe>wer. --------ractory air cond .. split ·75 Olds Omega. 3-spd, pe>wer seata, AM/Fii 8 &-cyl, lo mi's, AM /FM. track stereo. cruise COD· ms great. SUSO/ofr. P.P. trol. tilt wheel • low _53&-_zn_5_. ____ _ rn.ileage .. ( 495NRM). $7595 • "J3. "98" clean . Dependa. ble trans ur. S2195. 98M142. 968-52'75 1916 CA.OR.LAC '72 Cutlass Supreme Cpe a.oottADO P IS. P /B. auto. air . Leather Interior. full beaut. cond thru-out . power . 50/50 power $1185. 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A HAAD TIMC. Ht=.Yt RUFF. .. WHEl<E YA GOIN' '? .---- (?1G~!) ™~E'~ THAT C~EAT "lEW 6UZL ... ~HOLALD I .. ? DA~e I .. ? 0 ~~ ~ (,,,•, .. ~,\!,,1 .,, '· TE!.~~IF'IC ! WHAi DID '7HE' ~AY f? ~He GAIO, 11G~i L.O~T; VOlA C L.OWN!'' ?O WHY A~E YOL-{ '30 ~APPY f' OONT YA KNOW YOU1R£ NOT ':?'P09E:010 EAT AN' RUN? WHAT WAc; MR. WIL90N YELLING A~OUT'? (),,-:... .. ( ~ . . ~,:., ;A\1,.' ... He:WA9 ~RE ~CAUCX: RUFF DUG UP Hie;; GAADet.J. WHY NOi/ F=°AINT ._,eA~T Ne'e~ WO~ FAI~ L.ADYI l 'M MAK'ING P~oG,I<E-7'7- 7HE'~ NC.VE.C ?PC>KE.N ' TO ME BeFOTZ:e !! l {, 1 I yeAH .. , DON'T DJGTH~RS ... RUFF! r-__ e>_e>_r> ____ .... -=-1.J~D=-G-=---=E=--....::::;;,.PA R K E R MEANWHILE _H_E_M-US-T-BE-D-RU_N_K_!__, <l <J <] I 'D B6TTER GET BACK TO THE FRONT DESK! I SENT ONE OF THE BELLBOYS UP TO CHECK J;;r;:.iiiailll( ON DORELL ! HE PROBABLY FELL ASLEEP ,,!#M~w WHILE TALKING TO YOU AND THE PHONE FELL TO THE FLOOR! ' THE LIGHTS ARE ALL ON AND THE DOOR OPEN! , I WHAT'S 1ME N\AT-n:R CJJl1H ~u LINE ~s ~ COME ~' 5ENIOl'o J ~ i • I i " MOON MU• I Ill& LoRC> P. ! Wi1 /CH :.'STATf: HAS THf: MOTTO, II L.IVE F~EE OR DIE''? DOCTOR SMOCK SO YOO'Re Me!RE!! TO AUPt"T"tON FOR OUR New -rv seR1es, "CHARL-IE!'S NURS!!S, II ESH ~ so cse-r PRe!SSE!~, KIPPO, ANP OUR CAS"i.I NS c>tRec.-roR WI L:-L-TAKE:! IT F=ROM THeRe OKAQ , KNOCK OFF 1HE CHAT1ER ! I SAID 'AT EASE.!.. • NOT '5TART1ALKI~'/ • IF QOU SEE A FRESHMAN TALKING ••• AN' YOU FIC:SURE:, f?>S:IN ' A ReAL- NURSe, YOU'P ee A NA.,-URAL-F=OR THE! sHow, eH , swee:·ne !' 'iH3 -byFercl.lohnaon --. LET15 GIVE HIM A HERE COMf:.5 PLUSHIE . DIFFICUL.i ONE ... AJ-1 ! NEW H,AMPSHlf<E'S ! ~ c~··· IHE WELF,ARE STATE? Geor e Lemont OKAY, NOW we've s~eN HOW YOU t,..OOK IN A 61KINI AN "~ SHORTIES N IGHl<SOWN ... /\ 8-1~ il-lAT WAS FUN. DADDV .' r---------------'r'---.~' >M:eL:E:~:E::E::CSr--=-by_Th_m_K_.R~a_n ______ ~ ei ~ 0 SE£ THAT CUTE L11ilE LADYBUG ? /IMMM ... I GUESS YOU'RE RIGHT! ' AH, HOW GOOP 11 F~t=LS TO TAKE REEflJG-E F~OM 1lfA/ M!:RC ILE:55 SUN. mo SAP IHE -rn~i:: WON 'T ACCOMMOVA~ YOLJ. 1Ht:f{f: AR~ I/MIES WH~N SS:l)'JG LARGE 15 A PEiRJMt:N-r. THAT BU6 NEXITo HER IS ~ER HUSBAND! ' I 'SCRIBBLE. 'SCRIBBLE. S CRIBBLE (( MAYBE You CAtJ 6€TAN A~tJULME~T! .. c ? '" 0 ,., "' .. c Ci Ill 'C => .. ~ ii :;; n CA" \'OU TRUST \'OUR E\'t;!,? Tbtrt att at ~t ~ht dlrftt- t nt·" in drawing dttalb belwttn top and botlom pantlt. How i,u1cld y c11n you rind them? Check answers with those below. 6u1H1w ~J• 11a1a>•Jll ., ·&u1n1w SJ 6n11 ~ Jal-IOll\ •t .. ~...,,~ • , .. ""°' " "•11:> c •auew\ s1 •~PIO~ c !);Kt•• '' PUii& ·1 ·">IHJ~lllO MOTLEY'S CREW ,,AND FOOD PRICES 5KY- ROCKETE.D L-A6i WEEK ... ,,f='RANKL'I, li'5 IH~ WORoT MOVIE I'V~ SEEN ALL YE:AR ,,, l WHA11A YOU SAY WE CA\CH 1"HE REST OF iH~ N~W5 ? \ IT ~t:t:MS very peculiar, but no • CASH t'LOW! •• ., Ibey stop mak.lna paanJn, .. 5a)S Ima Wa11. "wt'll have lo pinch CLEJUNS." Reananae aip-letten for a word that makes !IHSe. s1a1p1u •t PAM aiu. e Challenge. Find a nowcr"ln each senten~. 1r you can: I. Short h&Jr 1s 1n. 2. Ada 1s your aide. 3. Edi~ a sterling fellow e fUnny Agtl Tbt &um of our a~ ls 22. I shall be Hven times my brothtt's present qe when his a1e reacbei. ball of m1ne. How old am I now? Jl\Oj S,ikj ·~11161• W.I matter what number is ~elected e Riddle-Me· Thi:.! What did the ice cream say to the between 10 and 999. the answer apple pie? "You've got a cr~t!" What geb wetter the will alway~ be either 9 or 18 1r you more it dries? A dish towel. figure a~ follows: Hm. Add the digits 111 the number selected ,.md ~ubtra'l' the rc~ult lrom the number it:.elf. Next: Add the dijit~ 111 the new number and the result wirl be 9 or I!!, a~ predicted. For example: Let \ ;:i take the number 721. ~ Add the digits and the ~ \Um is 10. Subtract 10 ~ from 721 and the result &, b 71 1. Add these digits ~ and you get 9. !" Now, similtrly, try it ~--;::_--''---u..L.u..L.U..~"'-Cl::iw."""'-"'""'__;;.;;.J ~ with another number ALL ABOARD! find, If you ain, tlw one route In five that at random . carries the skateboard rider above co destlnacloa X. G{PSY, WAfC~ M~ DO IHE. V6~Y SAM~ D1v'e: .' 0 WHAi HAPP~N60, Al<NOL.O ? ! 5UDD~/'JLY R~MeM0~'26D ?OMGfHIN6 ... WATER, YOU KNOW! Add colon aeatly for a lively 11tt1te above: I-Red. l -Lt. blue. J-Yellow. 4-U. brown. 5-flesb. 6-lt. 1ray. 7-0k. blue. I-Lt. &rttn. 9-Black. IO-Orugt. SPELLBINOtR~ SCORE 10 point) for using all the letters in the word below to form two complC'le words: ·1 PLETHORA .~ -------. THEN score 2 points each for all o::;- words of four letters or more found amon1 the lettefS. ..: Try to KON at lust 50 points. I ·-..oi ·~.i .we..a.vt ~"°4 ..... ·~~ ,. Brown and Casson \ f( Ben Tem leton & Tom Forman .. THE. ACCIDENT INVOLVE:D IH~Ee CARS AND A !RUCK ,, .. AND -nu;; IJ<. D\VORCe WAC:> F=INAL IOD,AY, .. .. THERE'S A ~IFTY P~RCENf CHANCE' OF RAIN.,, WHICH ON~ DOES iHE 5PORf5'? . '!DOT A 5UM2>ER COLD IN DA HEAD J Bui WHATS 6.VEe WORSE ... GORDO c,ooo! HE1S ZONKEOf MDI C:70TTA WEAR MV DARK, 6Utr: • ADD t. DOT A 50RE: IH~OAT ' ADD 0Y J"OtNT? ACHE/ . HE ~TOLE MY ACT! ADD &1 ooze 15 '5TUFFEO UP! oJt,NO! CASEY PROPA~IJDA! TJ.JE ~LJBAN> DON'i ~AVE. ANY GOLDIE.RS IN AFRltA! a 13 I 11-iGY DON'T?!! By Brad Anderson oH, :t Ft:EL .:1U~T -re RR I 6UH ! AOD NOBODY E.VEB CARES B Gus Arriola CAT MAI~ CAN ~eAD ,-MOU<&HT~! I I ' DAILY PILOT Yes, an air freshener built in- built into your liquid all purpose cleaner. This great smelling Ajax cuts through the greasiest kitchen dirt and bathroom grime. Unlike other over-powering pine scented cleaners this pine smells lighl Best of all, new Pine Forest Ajax leaves every room smelling as clean and fresh as it looks. Try new Pine ~.....,li.. Forest Ajax with an air --.-.. freshener built in. This money saving coupon makes new ----- Pine Forest Ajax an ---.....~~ especially good buy right now. Pick up a bottle today . ~-- .... SAVE 15¢~~nu·~~ NEW PINE FOREST AJAX ALL PURPOSE a FHfER built in. ' .. -r.o ..,..-;r __ I -~ • f • THEm YOURSELF send Ille quasbM. • I ...... IO "Ask: f*""Y ....,. 6-41 l..-.glGll Nit • New 'lbnt, II Y 10022 Wlt'I C11Y SS b ~ QUeShgllS. Sany. we can1 -o&tws. • JU$I keep hitting, Ken. FOR KEN NORTON, boxer Do ............ ..-....... from dllBetmt ...... tile .., 'oa1zhD pla9ue l'ec:aU gamH?-S.G.S. Albaap. N.Y. •Boxing Is much different from base- ba.B. For us, tt's the Intensity ol c:oncen· tration that's so dJfferent as we train men- tally and physkally for months to bring ourselves to an emotional and physical peak. There are times that ru remember a particular round -like stopping Duane Boblck In Madison Square Garden In just 58 seconds ol the first round. In a ftght ~ that, there's not too much elle to remember. But I usualy have to ask my trainer, BID Slayton, what round It Is because they start to run Into each other and I can't tell which Is which. Actu.ally, the only voice I can ever hear In the ring Is Bilfs. The aowd noise blurs Into the background, and there's just you and your opponent and your lralner's encouRlging words. FOR .JUUET MB.LS, actress I k... ,._ line a tua ••• eoa aed -bllaat d ........ Do,.. .... ,...1111iw .......... wtdi tile b.bp daaa JOU did tile fmt time &l'Oll8d1 -W.P., Clubortlle. Teaa. e It's not tr\Je that one's tolentnc.e fades as one gets older. I have three times more patience with Melissa (5 months) than I did with Sean. And I feel much stronger now, wtth far more energy than I had 14 years ago. As far as rm concerned, tod· dlers subcract from one's age rather than add to It FOR HAROLD BROWN. Secretary of Defense Sbo.Jd war be declaNd. Mi. ...... wo.tld tt ..a• lo mobllb. aeu armed fan:e.? -Mrs. M. Sc:J.uts. N... Na. N. Y. eOur active duiy armed forces arc in a constant state of readiness, whether in the U.S .. Europe or the Paclftc. As a cue In point, should the Warsaw Pact countries lnttlate an at· tack against NATO, the lnllial defense would be provided by U.S. and Allied Forces In Europe. Additional American reinforcements would start moving wtthtn 24 houn. FOR AMY WAU.ACE, co-author ol The Two I J-t Nad ,_book aad wa.ld ... to kJIOl9 II tboee C.w, ortslMI Slaw twlM (C ..... ud am ......., had ..... bGn ........ woUI ..., .... c...-1 ~a -tloll? -H.M., Racl8e. Wla. e No. Nowadays there'd be nothing like the curtoelty which my co-author (my Dad) and I have descrl>ed In our study ol their ~ (life?). Today's surgical techniques c:ouJd easily have MJ)llrated them. FOR THE .. ASK" EDROR I AW aa old IDcMe wttll Mae West. ... It ............ t ... _ supp Deed to be mMln9• cOIMbedr Wba(e tbe real etoly? -F.A.. Jloo- tenp. Calif. • Scxxuae, Mae's tweJfth film, which she adapted for the screen from a play she wrote in 1961. was released a few months ago on a limbed basis and was withdrawn because of disappointing box-office re- turns. Mae wtD be 86 this coming Thun.- day. When she was filming Sate*. she did 50 wtth the aid of a transmttter under her wig, Into which the director caDed in- structions. The system broke down, though, and she once continued walking. bumping Into scenmy because she didn't hear the order to stop. The one-liners she has tossed out over the years are endless: here are two ol her most famous: "It's not the mm in my life, It's the life in my men:" "When rm good, rm very very good, but when rm bad, rm better." FOR DANNY THOMAS. comedian v-_. .._ lleaftl eome IKNd.lble etartee. WWclt le ,a.r C...u-7 -K.B .• Eaetoa. Pa. eMy pet yam conoems Gma Gaibo. The studio did noC approve of the man she wanted k> da~. to she pleaded with the makeup man to disguise ~ ~ recognition. The makeup man agreed, and later ~t night no one In the world would have spotted her as she dined with her actoc·date - she had been transformed Into a plaln-looklng Chinese gtri. FOR MFJ .1SSA SUE ANDERSON. star of lVs "Utrle Hou• on the Prairie" o-.-.... .. _ ... kwuld .... ,... ..... older tllu fOlll' ,...._ ....... do f011 ... moet abo.t ..... wttlt 91ow•pe? -TA. Utde Rock. Alk. e 1 don't feel older than I am because the cast and aew are ll<c a rul family, and the children arv truted acconilng lo our eges. What I like best about the people In the show Is that they think of me as a Jl"O', note..iiv kid l!ICtlal. FOR DR . .IOYCE BROTHERS. psychologist No _.._ ltow -.ell eleep I ...... I .-.,. Dad It han:I lo ... Ollt of bed la .... ......... .. ., ·proW.a· -DdG"MI? -o.c .............. w.v •. eNo way. You're suffering &om a love ol your bed and a desire k> postpone the sCart of your day. Nat time you dee:· oratll your bedroom, try this tip: paint your room In bright colon. It has a stlmulatlng .tfect, rather than a soothing one. U, on the other hand, you couldn't fal asleep at night, rd 1Uggat you redo your room In cool, postiel shades. PRO .loe• ~. adminlsmltor. NalioNI Highway Traffic Safety Admtnlsltatlon PROAnDCOO CON O..W £. Mutta. director. Auto Safety EnglMt'l'tng. General Moton Motor-vehicle lhefl In this country Is extremely costly to the consumer ind also represents a serious safety prob· ~m. Vehicle theft adversely aff«ts the Ammcan pubbc In two ways. First. stolen vehicles an? Involved In approximately one out ol every 350 accidents and eccount fOf an estl· mated S.000 disabling lnjunes artd 130 fataJltta annually Second. the actual cost of stolen vehicles Is extremely high The Fed«nll Government at! males the cott betw.n $2.6 and $3 6 ~ ..nnuaBy when polce lnvatlgadonl. proMCUtlOnt. court com and other factOQ .,.. tndudcd Motor-vchtde theft also Is a ~ant'-1 burden on both the ~blk and the crtmin.I )ustiec sytMm • ...... :. .. ,_. .. ,. .... .,,,"_ Should Antltheft Devices Jn Cara Be Mandatory? There Is no such thing as a "1hcft· proof' car. Our automobiles are equipped now with extensive anti· theft devices What we must do II k.cp Innovating IO stay a step ahud ol lhe car thief's know·how In defeating existing systems. Mandallng specific anlllheft devic:a Into lllw would tend to "f'Noe" d~s. Noe onty couJd this make It easier for thleva but lt would rt duce our abJhty to dcvctop even better 4etarcntl then we have now. At General Moton. '°' example. w. .,.. explortng a 9'/1tem that couJd dmlnat• car keys 11T1tirefy. But t1w aJMnlly pwopottd Ftdcr.t fVSIUlatlona would proh.,.l us from adapdng Md\• 11/lt«m Ltt'a cut auto thefts now by loddna the car and pocM""O th. k'V t I .,. Does your low 'tar' feel like a lot of hot air? Feel the refreshing coolness of l SUPER LIGHTS Its the specia I coolness that only comes from KCDL. The kind of refreshment you've never had before in a low "tar~ LONGS America~ most refreshing low 'tar' cigarette. Ing. 'tar' in both sizes. Wlmingr The Surgeon Gtnlf11 Has Determined Thlt C'tgnnt Stnc*ing Is DlngerGUS to Yu Htlllh. : 1.,. Y .OJ ....... •.,_ .... .,FTC ..... I WITH THE CARTER PAMILY ABOARD THE PLYING WHITE HOUSE By Jim Gerstenzang Queedoa: What has a slttlng room, den, guest room, two kitchens, electric typewriters, telephones, worit space for about 50 people and can move along al 600 miles per hour? Amwer: Air Force One, a gleaming sil· ver, white and blue jet that serves as President Carter's flying White House and has camed him to all four corners of the continental United States and to Africa. South America, Ind.la and Europe as well. It's the Chief Executive's office and his White House staffs quarters tight- ly squeezed Into the fuselage of a S 10 mil· Uon four-engine airplane. But this Air Force jetliner -with the marking "27000" painted In blue )ust be- low the stars and slrlpes on Its white tail -Is also the the Carter famUy's home - away-from-home while they fly down to Panama or across the Adantk: Ocean at an average cruising speed of 600 miles per hour and at a cost of more than $2,200 for every 60 minutes aloft. So It Is not unusual to find 10-year·old Amy Caner, blonde hair streaming, tCOOtlng up and down the aisle from cabin to cabin, from the communications center right behind the codq>lt to the press quarters and galley In the rear. Air f otce <>-'• twla. ...... -uooo.· la dae plane ta which..._... dnt 'ot.a P. K.....tp flew to Dallas Teus, on Nowmbu 22, 1963, and In which Kennedy's body was CMTled back to Washington after his assas&lnatlon. It Is now u..c:t as a beckup jat, followtng Ak Force One bi/ about 30 mlnuta on owr- Mas trtps. What maka 27000 IO special? let's take a look lntlde. Bchtnd pilot l..aier C. McClelland's lnstrument·fllled cockpit tt.. Is a com· munbtions cxn'8r th.It can put the ~ dent, or odlCl"I on board, In lnllant touch with the White HOUM, no menar ~ Jim 0...Nll"8 ,_ logged Yl,075 mlla on Z7 Aw FOtCC OM ,.,,,.. .,,. ~ the W1* HotM fOI o mtilO' 1111N ~ durlttf JM '*' ~ ottd • ,.,, On Air Force One you may see Amy juggling, Mrs. Carter hemming up her daughter's skirt and the President taking care of the affairs of state the airplane ls flying. A few feet behind the communleatlons center we find a doorway to the Carters' compartment -sitting room for the President and a den used by Mrs. Carter as an office. In his cabin, Caner may read, sit at a desk and draft a speech. relax on a couch, chat with aides and guests or stretch out and nap. The den Includes a built-In desk that Mrs Carter uses when her husband Is rattng. Except on the Carten' spring trtp to Venezuela, Brazil, Nlgerla and Ubena, when Amy's life-sized cloth doll tat on that desk. A guest cabin, used on most ovcneas )aunts by Secretary· ol State Cyrus R. Vance, Jody Powell. Press Secmnry to the Praldent and Zbignlew Brzezinski, Assistant to the Presktent for national security affaln, Is situated behind the Carters' quarters. Next comes the main staff c:abin, about 15.·feet long and stretching the width of the plane. Behind It Is a 10-foot sp6C8 raaved for more staff members and Secret Sava agents. About a damn agents accompany the Presld.nt on the aircraft, bringing their pistols aboard In cany-on begs and then stowing the we.a.pons under their scats. The NAr a&btn Is raerved for a group of 10 reporters, photographcn and technicians 1eleded from the mor. than 100 media 1epcesentatlvet who often cover• Praldcntl.ol trtp. TIM othtn, not to lucky. n\1111 teperawJy on one or two chartitred alrlnl:n. On each flfight, paMengert ftnd a bowC °' fmh fruit. chaae, crldcara and candy awatuns them, •Ions with matchbooka decoqted with the Piaid«ntta1 Seal, ploce cards and ~ Fon:. Onie noe.- paper. Free cigar•« .. have ban dmlnatld In an economy ~- Medical tupp-., kif tnettng anything &om a ~ ldng to a heart attadc .. stored .on board. As a precaudon, Rear Admiral WilJlam M. Luka.sh, the Presl· dent's personal physician, aJways travels on the airplane with Carter. On the outbound flights at the start of a trip, there Is aJways worit to be done. On the flights bad<, there Is more time for rest and relaxation. And when Amy Carter Is on board, It seems someone always finds time to }Oln her for a bit ol play. On the 10-hour f];ght back from Uberia to Andrews Air Foroe Base near Wash- ington, for example, Amy grabbed a cou- ple of oranges from a pntSS table and, wtth Bn:e.zinskl and Air Force Captain Bob Peterson, one of Carter's two mlbtary alda, she began to perform a juggling act approxlmateli/ 31,000 feet over the At· \antic Ocean. That was just a bttle while after she Cried on two Afrlain draees, known as "bubas," pmentied as gifts In Monrovia, the Lberlan c:apttal. They wcr. too big, to her mother, minutes after the flight began, took needla and duud from a sewing kit and hemmed the draleS. When about SO paaengcn ant oboerd, peopi., furnltunt and wOfk equipment u. to aowded toglther that the only piece where staff members can be down and nap, I they can find the time, Is on a padded bench tat that Nnt along the left tldt of the uaaft near the front. )ust out- &ade the Cerkn' c:ebjn. On a blg Olght homo, the bench "it very ofwn ~ with~ bod'-tl under blenkets," Aid Mn . Carta'1 pc.-Mentuy, Mery Andi HC!)IL _ r--.. ... , ... , ...... .. ........... flflllll '-... tint ... -Air FCllCC 0.. la the ~ ol the food . UlualJo/, routtne mbry r.... - rnut and potatoa -Is d1lhed out to SWfYOM, from the Praldent up &ont to the cam.amen lltttng In the lut row A brcM In menu monotony almoet Invert- ably occurs with the superb dinner that's served on a flight home to Washington - steak or roast beef done to perfection, a crisp salad, domeslic wine and a tasty dessert, place settings featuring sparkbng stlveiware and glasses decorated with the Presidential Seal. Does the President pay for hls meals? You bet, and so do the staff members. said PoweU, Carter's spokesman. The Air Fcxce Is reimbursed for the price of Car1er's food from his White House meal allowance. Staff members must sign chits for their meals -the cost comes out of their per diem travel allowance. Carter's guests, such as memben ol Congress. are given a free lunch (or breakfast or dinner), with the President's White House account covering the expense. Press people, who are charged a set rate by the Air Fon:e based on the ftrst· class commercial atrllne fare for the par· ticular route being flown, don't have to pay addltionaJ charges for their meals. The main activity aboard Air Force One is worit, however, for wherever the President goes, the duties of the ex· ecutlve office go with him. On a typlc.al flight, as reconstructed by Jody PoweD, this Is what might be happening: · • A speechwrlter, worl<lng from Cartet's 1lotes, la polishing the final draft of an address to be given the next day In, say. Springfield, ID •• while the Praident himself Is putting the finishing touches on comments he will make at a stopover In Chicago In a few hours. When uch text Is finished. a seaetary wtD type it, uslng one of the two elecirlc typewrlten on board. • In the guest cabin, several Senators and members of the House of Repraen· • t.atlves ere chatting wfth Carter's Congras1<>nal balson staff. • Phl.I WIM, the President's appoint· manes teeretllry, Is In the staff cabin speektng by IOtphon4 to White HOl.IM eld• at the next airport whae 27000 ii tchedut.d to touch dt.'wn, getting a ftnal repott on which VIP'i wtD be In the recetvtng line thcnJ IWON the plane londl, he will gl~ a lilt of it..... nema to Ille CNd EJCecuctw to thet c.rter will know aKdy what to apect duq the few mtnum w.c.. ht dlmbe Into his fhnousN and ..,..:ll •~Y to his medng. • 5-.iart ~. Cann'• domelk pobcy ..-..nt, I& on the •hone to his ttaff In Wethington dllcu.ulng latie-~· I .. In fact, any plane the President flies on becomes Air Foru One. Ing news reports Involving the d ty that the President II about to visit. • Susan Clough, the President's teeretaJy, is typing notes to peop&e Caner met at the prevk>us stop, thankJng them for thetr hospttaftty. Before the end of the flight, the President wtU sign these letters with a black feh-tlp pen. • Powell Is In the beck of the airplane, chatting with the reporters. On rare occa- sk>ns, the President wanders through to talk with the press group or invites them Into his cabin. • In the Secret Service compartmenll, agents are reviewing logistics and security assignments for the coming stop. Of coune. the PNelclent le COll- c:crned with many other matters baida the speeches.he will make and the hands he w\11 shake at the stops ahead. While he may be Oytng to South America on a for- eign-poky mission, Cart.Ir wtU be work- ing on a number of problems and projects urvelated to the journey. On his way from Venezuela to Brazil, no one was IUlpriled that the President spent time on the tdrphone taldng to his tpedal cour-'or on Inflation, Robert StraUll, about Admlnlstnltk>n efforts to hold down stHl prices. On the ftnal leg of a trip, It Is a bit calmer. Cartlr re1axa. sips a drink -he pmen Scoflch -and meanden along the aisle to chat with guats and staffers. He talks about the trip, a book, a mcJYle, about a ..,..ch he gave, about poHc:a. But thae momenll of reliucatk>n .,. rare. For as Powel uys candidly, "On a wodtlng flight, moN often than not. Air Force One can be an absolute madhouM." Does Jimmy <Arter like the Uplane? If his ftnt reecilOn ,.,.. any lndk.atk>n, he certalnJy doea. Aeceptlng an oiler from Gerald R. 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I I r boucht 2 petn o 1 .,.1r a a11eec11. ca...k -1 I I NAME I I Mam I I an I I STA11 DP I I I All ct....for-.. .... ~·..-.....-a.. .. s~u.1mn.~-•ms ,. ~ '.. -MO'f )lftC)U QOUPOtt -_ .. 1 _ ...... -...... -·--..... ·--r-~··-·~· ...... ··· ..,_ .. ---...--·-~--,,-......--., .............. PLEA BARGAINING: IT CAN BE ELIMINATED The Tumbachs with chiJdren: Thomas, 5, Nancy. 7. Here's how Ed Tumbach, a New Jersey prosecutor, not only refuses to accept this "necessary evlf' but also has reduced his Tenonce, 2, and Ed, 11. backlog of ca,;es by 40 percent. By Gary Deckelnick N o one likes plea bargain· Ing -except the defen- dants who get off easily. Even U.. district attorneys through- out the nation who rely on it for some 90 percent of their cases hate It. But they say plea bar· gaining Is a necessary evil. Without II. the theory goes. most defendants would insist, on trials. the courts would be hopelessly backlogged and jus· lice would grind to a standstill, leaving persons suspected of the most violent crimes on the street.s for years while they await trial Before going funher, It's essential to explain what plea bargaining Is. Ifs a generic term refemng to one of two events. What most persons refer to as pk!a bargaining Is really sen- tence bargaining. In which the defendant agrees to plead guil· ty In return for a specified sentence. Plea bargaining also ts a term used to refer to what Is m«e properly caDed charge bargain· Ing. A prosecutor agrffli to dis· miss several charges in return for a suspect's guilty plea to one or two counts. Provided the charges Involved are all equal -five burglaries, for Instance -tllere ls no harm In this. The judge has enough latftude with the one guilty pk!a to Impose the same kind of sentence he was likely to Impose If the sus- pect had been convicted on all counts. But tn one area of the coun· tty, something new Is happen- ing. For the past 24 months plea bargatninghasbnn banned In ~an County. N J . It has bHn banned daptte having the st.ate'• most rapkfly lnacas· Ing atm• rate. It has been banned because the pr<JMCU· tor. Edward J. Turnbach. doesn't Ilk• tt . And It has stayed banned because Tumbech has been quietly proving the con· ventlonal wtsdom to be. If not wrong. at least not unlwnal. Whm Turnbech took offlce two yean .tga. he found the customary bKkJog of c&MS that G.p O.Ctclt•t .. ,,. s.. ,,__ u.or o/ Uttl Atb.wy P-* Pw.s "' ,... ,,.,..., Md.,,..,_ ...... exJSts In almost every criminal court tn the United Stata. In most courts. however, that beddog contln~ to rtle. Somehow. In this lhon ttme. Tumbach has managed to re- duce tha bedtlog In Ocan County «Mnt by 40 pao1nt. H ratio ol gulley pleas to In· dk:tmentl hat not daopped on. Iota from dwt ol hit pa. bw· gaining predeceMors, and he has yet to enter Into his flnt true plea bargain. Tumbach wf# permtt cherge bargaining, but hf has abso+ lutely fcxtJktdcn .ntence ber· 91lnlng. thf anangement mOlt IOUght by aimh\811 end mott frowned on by the gmcr.I pub- lic~ ltc:.ntta the~ ... ol )Udl$I i.ftlency Ironically, Tumbach. a 41- year-old father of four, spent most of his law career as a de· fen• lewyn before he became a pr<*CUtor Dumg his eart.r ~ he plca·bargalrled olteri -and became convtnced plea bargaining was unneceaary. "Th. OM thing I ~ Is that the cW~t .. take ttw bat deal hf can get," com· mented Turnbach .. II he can pka bargain for a reduced sen· fence, fine . that's what he'U do. But If the best deal he can get means just pleading guilty with· out standing trial. he'll certainly grab that. too. MWhen you plead guilty 10 a violent crime. say rape. you're just a name to a judge.'" ex- plains Turnbach. "But when you have been through a trial. you're a lot more than a name. The judge has heard au the de· tails. He has watched those who have suffered recount the alme. He's going to remember you very well when ii comes time for sentencing." It's a theory that skeptics might assault as unworkable. but Tumbach's figures are there for all 10 see When he took over his office in June 1976. there were some 1. 300 cases awaiting action Smee then. he has reduced the backlog by more than 850 cases. and his office currently is disposing of new Indictments twice as fast as they are returned. .. We are more ready to try cases now than we were be- fore.'' said Douglas King, an as- sistant prosecutor who served before Tumbach took office but who has been retained by Tum· bach ... Before, if we were ex- pecting a plea, something could happen that could make It go away and then we might need an ad)oumment to get ready for trial. Now. we pre· pare every case as though it were going to trial. .. But Twnbach only reluctant· ly discusses his methods He knows what he wants lo do. but he doesn't feel he should try to Influence others around the country to follow his lead "I can't say this will work throughout the United States ... asserts Turnbach. "I can't even say 'it wlD work In the other counties In New Jersey I only know Ocean County. The other counties may have prob- lems of which I am unaware. I am sure the prosecutors In those counties are the best ones to judge whether plea bargain·. Ing Is needed ... He pauses to stp from the ever full cup of coffee on his desk and then continua. "U the courts are overcrowd- ed. whose probtem Is that to solve? Should a prosecutor have to barvatn away lenient •ntenca he feels are unjus- tlfted at undaaved? 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Gibson Are wives happier than husbands? Do husbands usuaOy con6de in their wives? HOW TO OOMMUNICATE BETTPJI IN MARRIAGE 11lUE OR FALSE? 1. There is a telltale due that indicates how happy any marriage Is likely to be. how well the couple relates to each other and how sen· sitlve they are to each ocher's needs. l. In most marriages the husband earns the money and the wtfe has chief say in how It shaU be spent. 3. Women get moce out of marriage than men do. 4. Most sua:essful men resolve their prob- ~ In their office -and don·1 bring them home with them. 5. There are certain signals that should alert marriage partners to the fact there are prob· lem areas in their marriage that need to be Identified and mutually resolved ANSWERS I. Truf!. This was proven in a novel study of marital adjustment prediction conducted by a team of Iowa State University behavior spe· clalists. The subjects were 75 husbands and 75 wives of various ages and walks of life. and "each spouse was asked to Indicate a color preference for several individual Items (car, telephone. etc.). and then to predict which color the spouse would choose .. The Investigators point out that ii was assumed for this study that the accuracy of each spouse's perception of the other's color pttfereoce would indicate sensitivity and at· ten lion to the other's wishes -In short. communication. Ifs further noted In this con· nectioo that studies show that perceptions are more imponant than actual behavior And this was borne out by the r~ults of the tests. wtuch showed perception of a mate's color pttference to be a significant Indicator of marital adjustment 2. Folse. For example. in a University of Michigan study ~ed 10 measure and evaluate husband·and·wlfe Influence in the decision process for the purchase of a house. It was found that the decision was a shared one. with the husband having final say in some things and the wife's wishes canylng the most weight In others. 3. Truf!. A University of Texas study of data from three recent U.S national surveys shows that married persons -Including those whose marriages leave something lo be de- sired -report ~arer personal happiness than those who are single. The report also demonstrated that there Is a stronger relation· ship ol marital happiness to overaD happiness for the wives. Ifs noted that "this finding can be reconciled with previous data showing an unusual preva- lence ol symptoms of psychological stress among married women. by the hypothesis that women. as a whole. eKceed men in both the stress and the satisfaction they derive from mllllrilllge ... 4. Folse. A York Universlry (Toronto) study ol the husband-wife relationship~ that •the greater the husbands' job prasure the more litely they were 10 dlsd<>M their prob· lems and tensb'l=to Ir wives ·· 5 . True . 11Mt A n Institute of Family Re- laUons d tes a stud hat plnpol.nts some of the chief symptoms ol marital problems that should never be Ignored or swept under the carpet but need to be consde.nttously ex- piated by both partners and raolved. These warnl.ng signals lndude· (1) the bottling up of fedngs and taentmcnts by ctthcr party: (2) lack ol agramcnt .bout family d«isions - such as who spends hCNI much for what. what to do on weekends. where to spend vac:a- Uons. etc.: (3) probkms relating to physbl reladons: (4) slg.ns ol depwtssbt or nJ11 withdrawal by one partnet. -.;.:I By Marilyn Hansen In August we 6nd new ways to "put up" fresh garden produce, interview the grand lady of American theater, Helen Hayes, and stop by with that reader's favorite, the Neighbor's Recipe Exchange. TOMATO SAUCE 4 qu•rt• peeled, cored, chopped tomaton 3 a1p9 chopped onion 1 cup atlcad canota 3 cupa dtOt»Ped celery 1 cup chopped green .,..,.,... 1 doft prtlc • 1 ta~ult 1. Combine all Ingredients In large kettle or Dutch oven; cook until tender. 2. Press mixture through a fine sieve, return to kettle. Heal lo boUing, reduce heal to simmer. Cook until thick. about 2 hours, stirring frequently 3 . Pour hot souce Into hot )ars. leaving l/•·lnch head space. Adjust caps 4. Place each )ar as II is filled onto rack In canner or deep kettle. When canner Is filled . add hot waler to cover )ars 1 to 21nches. 5. Cover canner and bring water lo bolling. Reduce heat lo hold waler at a steady boil. Start processing time when waler reaches a full boll. 6 . Process half·plnls and pints 45 minute' In bolling-water bath. Moku about 9 hotf-plnts ZUCCHINI AND CORN SOUP i k zuccNnl, unp 11l1d (Rernoft ...a ff mature) 4 cupa cNcbft broth I c...,. whole am.I com 2 talll11p DOM drted lftlnoed onion 1 tablupaonMlt 1. Clean and slice the zucchini. Puree In a blend•r or food pro- cessor. I . Combln• all Ingredients In a large kettle. Simmer, covered, for 20 minutes. S. ladle aoup Into hot }an. leaving l ·lnch head space. Ad· just caps. 4. Using pnssure canner, pro- cas plntl 55 ml.nuta at 10 pounds ptaSUN, quarts 1 hour and 25 minutes at 10 pounds pressura. Moka obout 4 quorta ~ Continued ONION RELISH 8 lb9. aweet St>-nlah onion• 3 Iba ...... red peppers 1 quart cider Ylnegar 2V. cupe..., 3 tablHpaonsaaH 2 t.elJ I 11 pa aounust.rd Med 1. Peel and cut onions Into small sections. Remove stems and seeds from red peppers; cul Into !>trips. Coarsely grind the onions and peppers In food grinder or food processor. 2. Cover the onions and pep- pers with bolling water and let stand 5 minutes. Drain well and place In large kettle. 3. Add remaining Ingredients and simmer 15 minutes. 4. Ladle hot relish Into hot }ars, leaving •/•·Inch head space Adjust caps. Process 10 min· utes In bolling-water bath. Makes about 7 eight-ounce )ors SPICED CHERRIES 2 ... rtpe f1"h aour dwrtee a cups brown auv•r. pac:bd 2 cups ddarvlnegat 'h cupwater 2 tableapoOna mixed pk:tdlna lplcea 1 amaU piece ginger root % tNepoonNh 1. Wash cherries weU, leaving stems attached. Set aside. 2. Combine sugar. vinegar and water in a large saucepan. Tie spices In a cheesedolh bag and add to vinegar mixture. Add the salt. 3. Bring vinegar mixture to a boll and boll 3 minutes. Add the cherries and retum to a boil. Boil 1 minute. 4. Remove spk:e bag. Ladle In· to hot )ars. le.1vtng 1/•·inch head space. Adjust caps. 5. Place each }ar as It ts filled onto rack in canner or deep kettle. When canner Is filled. add hot water to cover jars 1 to 2 Inches. 6. Cover canner and bring water to boil. Reduce heat 10 hold water at a steady boll. Start processing time when water reaches a full boll. Pro· ces.s 15 minutes. 7. Let c.hen1es stand for at least 4 weeks before opening. Makes about 5 eight-ounce }ors PARSLEY l.EMON .JELLY 2 ....... bunchea of pinier s...,..--. 5cup99Ugar 2.. Maapoona ... eel lemon rtnd 'h cup lemon ... 'h bottle llquld pectin Serving your family and friends any one of Krafft variety of appetizing dl88889 la IU'9 to win approving amllea. And It'• al9o • way you could win one of 801 big photographic prizes bel~ given to winners of the "Smlle and Say Kraft" Sweep-- ltakea. To get youreetf In the plctu'9, just follow the limpte rulee. We'll let you know what dewlops. GRAND PRIZE Win a One-WeM Photo a.fut An,.._. In the U.S.A. F« Your lmnte- cl9te Family, Plue ts,000. Or t1S,OOO C.alL You can ttke your f1mlly anywhere In the country for one week. We'll pay 111 expen981 and even provide a Kodak camera for each family member traveling with you. On top of thlt, you'll recefve $6,000 to uae any way you llke. The cost of the trip Is not to exceed $10.000. You may choose to r.cefve $15,000 In cuh lnatMd. KODAK TELE·EXTRA I C.mera Outtft Z IO F1RST PRIZES Takee big. coforlul P'eturea two ways-normal or telephoto. provides actJon-stc)pplng plcturw In daylight and with ei.ctronlc ftuh. Outfit lncfudee camera. one roll of 0011().20 fllm, a KODAK EKTRA Electronic Ruh Ind tMmef1ee. COLOAllURST 100-KODAK IMtant C..ta 3 1IO SECOND PRIZES The new KODAK COLOA8URST 100 an.t.nt Camera u ... KODAK Instant Prtnt Alm that gives you "color by Kodak" wfth fully motorized automatic pttnt efedk>n, etectronlc shutter, and automatic expoeure control ., 1. Wash parsley well and place In a large kettle with the water. Bring to a boll, then Nduce heat and simmer, covered, for 15 minutes. Strain and disc:ard. parsley. 2. Boil the juice until reduced lo 3 cups. Combine 3 cups Juice. sugar and &emon rind and lemon juice in a large sauce- ~n. Stir over medium heat un· Iii sugar Is dissolved. 3. Increase the heal and bring mixture to a full boll Stir in pectin and boil hard for 1 min- ute, stirring c.onslanlly 4. Remove from heat and skim foam Pour hot Into hot jars, leaving 1/•·lnch head space. Adjust caps. Makes about 5 eight ounce jars PICCAUW 4 c.padMlpp11tul1h11 4 cupec:Mpped .... t ... ,. 1 ~ cupecll o..-i.-. p JU ua ~ ~chopped ..... red ..... 1 ~ cupe l'<lctllMtOpped-""'onlon Scupedderflneger 2cupe ... S ... Ill a a.19 dry muatan:t 1 ...... a on ground ginger ~ te•paonground di••• ~ tMepoon ground w 1 tlllll11paanmust#deeed % lNepooft dried hot red ..,,_(Uedrn di I I I I C kMt'beg) 1. Combine chopped vegeht· bles In a large kettle. Add re- maining Ingredients. 2. Stir over medium heat until sugar Is dissolved. Increase heal and cook rapidly for 20 minutes. stirring frequentJy. 3. Ladle hot relish Into hot jars. leaving l/4-lnch head space. Adjust caps. 4. Place each )ar as II Is filled I -------· ---... --· onto rack In canner or deep kettle. When canner Is filled, add hot water to cover jars 1 to 21nches. 5. Cover canner and bring water to boll. Reduce heat to hold water at a steady boll. Start processing time when water reaches a fuD boll. 6. Process In boiling-water bath 10 minutes. Moires about 4 pints SPICED TOMATO SOUP 4querta ......... ccnd. chopped lomatoel s ~ cupe chopped onion 2~ cupe chopped celery 2 cupe chopped ..... red ...... 1 ~deed c.nlta 7bly ...... 1 tabl11paon whole c:tov .. 1 gartlc: don 1 ~ pecbd brown ... 2 ... apow .... Piccalilli. a piquant relish. combines cabbage, green tomatoes. green and red peppers and onion with a blend of seueral spices. I . Simmer tomatoes, onions, celery, peppers, carrots. bay Continued OFFICtAL RULES '. To entw the KRAFT "Smll .. nd Say Krmft" s-.. ..... '"91 In the Offlc:iel Entry Fonn or ~ hlnd-pr!Ned nwne and llOdr9et on a 4 •Ir piece of plain f>91*'. All entries must include the Uniwrul Product Code num-ber from any KRAFT chMM pac:Mge. car- ton, or label or the ~ "Smile and Say Kratt" hand prim.cl on a eeperate 4'116" piece of pi.in peper. 2. Submit • many entlies • you wllh. but MCh entry muet be melled In a ...,.,.._ erwetope with.~ add-. Mall en1Tiee to KRAFT "Smile and Sey Kraft" SWEEPSTAKES. P.O. Box 719. Chicago, nlinoia 80877. Entriee muat be po.tmatMcl no latllr tnan Oct. 31. 1971and1'9Cei-S no later then New. 7. 1978. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. S. All PNM wlll be -•ded. cnanc. of winning -de4ermined by Iota! of rour entries and the total entnee ~. Umlt one pru. per ramu,. Wlnnera wlN be deWf· mined et • random drawing of all entrlea by an lnGapeildent judging or;anlution. '-Wlnnert will be notified within eo c19ys o1 contwt ctc»lng. Federal. StaW and ~ tuee lrnpoead on a prize wlnMr In tNa ~" .. re thll llOle '"POfltlbllity of the pnn winner I. This S~ 11 VOid In Mlseourf. oul .. de the oeoorac>hk: .,. .. of USA (••· capt lor A P.0 -& F P 0 add,.._) and •'*-prohibited. tilled or restricted by Federal. Slate and Local 1.-or restrictiOM. A.fl entrants mu11 be tll 1••,. ol age or Oldef. Empl~ of K~AFT. INC. and 111 tublldi· 1ri.1. 1t1 edvertitlng agencln, ti,. iudalnO oroanlution and !Mir lmmedlat• tamlllu IM no within the houMhofd are not eligible a. All daclslofla of Iha judging organization ara linal. No oorre1po11dence will be en- ..,_, Into and Ill entriel become the prop- erty of KRAFT. INC None will be returned By entering thlt SWMottaMia. wlnne,. con- Hnt to Iha UH of lhelr nam•• end/or fikeneMet for any adWft~ and/or tr9de purpoaea by KRAFT, INC. and Its agent1 without addhlonal compeneatlon 1. Lilt of~ wlllbeaenttoen- tr8nta who Mfld a atampad Uff· lddrtl Hd 110 .. ,. tnfti0"9 (4 W' 11 t \I)•) to NRA.FT 'Smit• and Say Krafl' S•HP· lleQI PO 8o~ 8755 Chleago ll an lri•flAt fOM ..,., ..... IM flmUIH lotttlttr for 7S ytlr1. • r------------------------~------- Kraft "Smile and S•J Kraft" Sw111>9takH P.O. Boa 111 • Chlcago, tL eo1n Please enter me in the "Smile end S.y Kraft" Sweesi-takes. I encloee the UnlYerUI Product Code numbtr from any Kraft CheeM package. carton, or label (or the words "Smlle and S.y Kraft" h•ftd..lett9"td on • aepar1t1 4-by e· piec. of pap«). City ___________ state ___ ZJp, ___ _ Cl 1 t71 ICJWl'T INC Warning: The Surgeon Gen .. 1 Has Detenniftid That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Health. ContitlJJed When winter comes we con !ll,Q sauor summer fruits with ro6V ~Tomato Butter and spicy Pfum·Nectorine Chutney at a gracious dinner. leaves, cloves and garlic unlil soft. Press through a sieve or food mill. 2. Add remaining ingredients and cook, uncovered. over me· dtum heat 15 minutes. 3. Pour hot soup Into hot Jars, leaving l·lnch head space. Ad· )ust caps. Using pressure can· ner, following manufacturer's directions, process pints 20 minutes at 10-pounds pressure. MakeaJl1lqtJt 4 plnta HONEY SPICED PEARS 1 pion••• 2 talll11p a 1Nae uh 2 tablHpGOtiltt wlnepr lpoundepeen 1cup..., 1cuphoMJ 1 cup dlltllled whHa m.ear 1 cupWltef 2 .... ,,Me ..... alllploe 1•11pallftwhole~ 1 piece ...... clnnllMon. ...,._ 1. Mix 1 9aJlon cold water. 2 tab&apoons each salt and vinegar. I. Halve. pare and core pears; place tn vtncgar and salt solu- tion. 3. Combine sugar, honey, vln· cgar and water In a large kettle. n. spk:a In a c.hMMcloth beg and place In kettle. Bring to a bod, adrrtng to dlllolve sugar. Cover and llmmcr 10 minutes. 4. Drain and rlme pears In cold water: Place In the syrup and brtng to a bod. Code 3 minutes. 5. Camuly IPOOC' pun tnto hot ,Ian. laving 1h •lnch had mpece. Pour hot syrup OYCr peen, luvtng 'h·lnch ti.ad lp8C9. Adtutt capt. 6. Procele 20 minuta tn boQ.. lng-wats bith. Moir. obouf S plnta SPICY APPLE-TOMATO BUITER • a..,. unpeeled allced apple9 1 cup•••• 3 cup9 chopped 8"ded pMlect tomatoea v. cup chopped onion y, cup cider vtnepr 1 cup l**ed daft brown IUIW 2 clnnaMon atlclta v. ... epoon ground dofta y, ... epoon uh v. IMapoclft hot pepper uuce 1. In large saucepan. combine apples and water. Cover and simmer over medium heat until apples are soft and mushy. 2. Press apples through a food mlD. 3. Return apples to saucepan. add remaining lngreditnts. Simmer, uncovered. over me· dlum he.at, stirring occastonally, -50 minutes, or until thk:k. 4. ladle immediately Into hot )elly or canning ,Ian to within Y1 Inch of rim. Screw on lids. 5. Place jars on rack In kettle. add hot water to cover )an by 1 Inch. Bring to a bo() and boU 10 ml.nutes. Remove jars from wa· te7 and cool. Store In a cool place. 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I I Addrtle .. • • .. • • • .. .. .. .. . • . .. • • .. . . • • . .. Ct• c. .. . Qiity I • • I • • • • • • • • o o I St.e t t • e ..zas; 1 1 e .. I • I ......_... t I ' ' • t I e t e t I • • • • • e 1----------------------------------·---------------------- Continued blender al)d liquefy. Repeat process with remaining green peppeT'S and vinegar 2 . Add red pepper. sugar and salt to the liquefied green pep- pers. Bring to a boU and add the pectin Boil mixture untU It thickens when dropped from a spoon -about 20 minutes. Add a few drops of green food coloring. 3. Pour hot jelly Into hot. ster· lllzed jars leaving 'f2. Inch head space. Adjust caps. Molces about 4 elght·ounce }ors .. PLUM-NECTARINE CHUTNEY 3 cupe chopped.,...... pfuma (about 12 phlrna) s a..,. chopped peeled nectarines (ebout • nectartnM) V. cup chopped onk>n Vt cup cflopped green pepper 1 t•blupoan chopped ctindled ginger y, c:lcne o-tJc. minced 1 lemon, .. Iced end pitted 1 INapoon .. tt 1 'h te•apoons ctnn.mon y, teupoon•llepic:9 'Ai tenpoon ..... 1 box (1 lb.) d•rll brown ...... 2 cupe wt.He wlnepr y, .... poon hot pepper •auce 1. Combine all Ingredients in large kettle Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat and cook. stirring frequently. 11/t to 2 hours. until syrup thickens. 2. Ladle'immedlately Into hot jelly or canning jars to wtthln Yll inch of rim Screw on lids. 3. Place )an on rad< In kettle. add hot waler to cover by 1 inch. Bring to a bot) and boll 10 minutes. Remove }an from wa- • rer and cool. StOR In a cool place Mo Ices 4 eight ounoe }ors SPICED PEACH FR£EZ.ER .JAM 2 lbe. (eppfOxknately) fully rtpePMot. 2 tMlll1powlelftoft)ult• 1 •••epoon •ICOfblo Kid crpa• Y, IHapoon ground~ V. tMtpOOn ground nutmeg 4cupe.... . 1 cup lllht oom 1yrup ~~···· 1 '*'" (1 "' OU..) ,_..eel INltpectln 1. Rtn•. peel. p(t end fully auth peaches. Mature 21/• cups. If nec:asary. edd water to mak« euct musui. 2. Tum pacha lnto 4--quan bowl. Add ._mon Julca and • • cafbk ..:kt; ... wea' Add atn· ger end nub'M9: Mir wd Add "191' end com fYNp, atln1~ --. -----~ .. -- Yu Yumm,. Peaches praerved in ordinary canning syrup for 12 ~ours. Fruit-Fredi. ... need it for I cannlns, freedns,ancl fresh fruit. If you want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest, what you reaJly need is Fruit-Fresh . Because Fruit-Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in the natural. "just-picked" color and flavor. Which means no more brown, mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical, too. A 5-0z. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how : For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For Fresh Fruit: s prinkle Fruit-Fresh on your · just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes deJitjous. thoroughly to dlDolvc sugar. Let stand 10 minutes. I . In small ~n. mtx water end frvll pectin. Br1ng to boll ova medium heat. tining ~antly. and bolJ l mtnute. •· Tum Into frWt mlxhn. Sttr vtgo.~ 3 m1nutst. Ledle In· to '.h· or l·plnt freacr con c.alncn ltavtng ah·lnth hud space (no paraffin needed) <Mia with tight lids. let iland at room t•mperarure until Mt (It may take up to 24 houn.) 5. Store In fr.ctr for at least 24 houn to Ml compl«teJy. Re· mow from trecz.r as needed and atorc In 1tf1 lgmltor be- tween uta. Mokaobou1 7 (hot/ pint} contolners MIXED VEGETABLE RB.ISH s c:\ip9 Hnefy chopped canots ~ cup flnefy chopped green pepper IJ4 ~ flnety chopped red pepper IJ4 cup finely chopped cebbtge 1 'h cupe flnely chopped onk>n 2 C\IP9 dderYIMgar 2 a1p9 llgttt or d8rll com •YTUP 1 ttblespoon non-bind uh 1 Ya tNapoon• muatud Med 1 'h ... spoons cetery Med 1. In 5-quart saucepot. place carrots, green and red pepper. cabbage and onion. Cover with boiling water; let stand 5 minutes. 2. Drain mixture well Return to saucepot. stir 1n vinegar. com syrup. salt. mustard seed and celery seed Stirring fre- quently. bring to boll over medium heat Reduce heat 3. S1imng occasionally. con tinue bo1lmg gently about 20 minutes or until mlxlure thick ens Ladle hot mixture into clean hot ''2 pint jars. leaving l/4 inch head space 4. Place ,ars on rack in kenle. add hot water to cover ,ars by I inch. Bring to a boil and boil 10 minutes Remove jars from wa ter and cool Store in a cool place Mo Ices 5 eight· oi. jars CUCUMBER. PICKLES a Iba. cucumbera, tllced croMWIM y •. to Yo-6nch tNdl 3 medium onlona,...,., anc.d " cup non«Mllad .. " 1 Ya cupa light com IJnlP 1 v. cupe cider YIMG• .,,, cup """" packed dat1l brown .... 1 Yt t..apoont dry muat•rd 1. In large bowl. place cucum ~ and onion Sprinkle with salt: toss. Let stand 2 hours Drain and rinse 2. In large saucepot or Dutch oven. stir together com syrup. vinegar. sugar and mustard un· 11[ thoroughly mixed. Bring to boll. add cucumber and onion Boll 5 minutes. stirring <>eca· slonally. S. Remove from heat Imme· dlately ladle Into clean hot pint jars, leaving 11' Inch fl.ad space. 4 . Place jars on rack In kettle, add hot water 10 cowr Jars by 1 Inch. Bring lo a boll and boll 10 mtnuta R•move )an from wo tu and cool. St«4t In a cool place. Mole~• 5 •lshf· oa Jora From Clinton. Ill., comes a rt!dpe /or "Chicken Cosaerole. " Mrs. Charla Gentry write., "Since garden Ume is herf! and the vatd work, I like easy meals. I pre~ thfl recipe be/ore I go out. and It taka.onlv a 1hort time to bake. I ,get the tooed aolod mode and cof/u or Iced ~a. For deuerl. I ~ peaches and homemade c:ook· ~." CHICKEN CASSEROI.£ -In bowl, combtnc 2 cups cooked nee , 11/a cups diced c:e&ay, 2 cups cooked diced chicken. 1 cup rich chicken broth. 1 can (3'.h ozs.) sboed or button muthrooms with liquid, lfl cup chopped greel') onions, 1 teaspoon salt and Y, tea· spoon ground black pepper. Tum mixture Into 2-qt. CBSM· role. $prlnkle with mixture of 112 cup fine dry tnad aumbs and 2 tablespoons melted mar· gartne. plus 112 'Cop chopped pecans. Bake In preheated 350°F. oven for 45 minutes until heated throughout. Maka 6 1m11nga Mrs. Gentry says her "hobby Is baking. cooking. c:ollecttng recipes and cookbooks. I keep aO the recipes from FAMILY WEEKL v and use several redpa from them at ho&iay tlme.M The Gentrys read fAMIL V WEEKL v In t.M Pantograph. Bloomington, m.. and tM Herold Reule111. Decatur, ll. They tab both papen. Morie Barr of Hollyi.oood, Flo., MncU Ill tNa redpc for Jelled Applaauce C""°9C Clwae Solod. It would be JtC right to NtuC wllh o cold cue. and grunt eolod .u,,,.r. .lfl I IFO APPLESAUCE COITAGE CHEESE SALAD . In med.tum sa~. mbL 111J-cupt llPPaauce and ~ cup~ heat to~.•· rtng. Add 1 pkg. (3 oa.) ..,,_ gelMtn end ldr vnct gel9an II dtleoMd. RefttgeraN until 9"ghdt; t'*kcned, .t:lout 1 hour. Sctr In 1 'h cupe coctllge ct..-.~ cup~~ l ceiery and 1/4 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing. Pour Into an 8->< B-x 2-lnch pan. Reftig- entte until firm. Cut inlo squares or serve with spoon over aisp salad greens. Makes 6 to 8 servings Marie reads F.t.MIL v WEEKL v In the Sun-TonJer, Hollywood. Fla. From AnM 81J!POulch of Warren. Ohio. comes two reel· pa for pie that you "don't ha!M! to tum on the ouen for." AVOCADO PIE In small saucepan, soften lh envelope unflavored gelatin In 1/4 cup lemon juice. Add 6 ta- ~ lemon juice and heat, stlntng until gelatin dis- solves. Cool. Put gelatin-lemon juice mix· ture. 1 large ripe. ~led and sliced avocado. 1 can ( 14 ozs.) condensed mUk and vanilla Into electric blender container. Cover and blend until smooth and thick. Pour Into prepared 9-lnch graham cracker crust pie shell. Top with 1/2 cup heavy cream. whipped. Refrigerate for 2 hours or until set Cul into wedges to serve. Makes 8 ~ruings QUICK. PINEAPPLE CHEEsEPIE With elednc mixer or In food processor with chopping blade. bM?nd 1 pkg. (8 ozs.) aeam cheese at room temperature and 1/4 cup sugar. Fold In 1 cup heavy cream. whipped. and 11/2 cups (1 can, 1 lb .. 4 ozs.) drained, crushed ptneapple. Spoon filling lntO" prepared 9- lnch graham cracker aust pie shell Chill thoroughly. at least 2 hours or until filllng Is set. Makes 8 servings Anne reads FAMILY WEEKLY In the TrlbuM Chronicle. War- ren, Ohio. Contllllud Contimud By Marilyn Hansen •--~IT.-; INTERLUDE WITH HELEN HAYES When you combine elements of art, food, drink and people, something special happens. T here are moments In life that have a special quality because different parts come together like a weD-cut jeWel. Such was a recent sunlit afternoon at the Slndln Gallery ln New Yorit City where a champagne reception was held to benefit the Theater Colledion of the Museum of the City of New Yorit. . Your FAMILY WEElu.Y food editor. Marl)yn Hansen, attended and had the opportunlty to meet and visit with the noted American ac- tress, Helen Hayes. Miss Hayes. k>oklng charming in a black lace dress, her face framed with shlmmering silver hair. was eager to talk about her lnterest In the Museum. As we talked. she also reminisced about two very happy occasions: the christenlng of her first grandchild, Charles MacArthur. son of James and Joyce MacArthur, when French champagne was the toast, and the time she opened at the Sarah Bernhardt Theater in Paris In the play, The Skin of Our Tuth, and everyone went to Maxim's, that beautiful ort nouueou restaurant. to celebrate. and cham- pagne was once again poured. She said that champagne brings back memories of her youth and "all that ls glamorous of Paris." Talking further. Helen described a recipe for ham baked with champagne and a menu that she would choose to accompany it. The menu and several recipes follow: HELEN HAYES MENU Hem A La CMmpegM SautNd lucc:hlnl Hot Compote Kadol• Figs Bibb Lettuce Sel8d a.k8d Flan wtth Fr.h SbewberrlM at.mpllgM Demit• ... HAM A IA CHAMPAGNE 2 to • lbL hem ated, cut 1 Yt lnc:tlM thlcll 1 8Pllt bottle C2 cupe) champegne 1Yt t•bl11paon•...., Yt cup ot1" Of Nlad oll 2 cupe elloed celery 2 lbe. Cl medium) pol•toes. peeled •nd deed Yt Inch thick ""tNtpOOnult 8"eNt ...... frelNy ground bled .,...., 2 t•blelpoon• chopped.,......., 1. Place ham In shallow baking dish: pour champagne over ham. Cover and refrigerate at least 6 hours or OYernlght, turning ham once or twice. . 2. Pour off '/2 cup champagne from ham: reserve for potatoes. Bake ham, covered, In aha1low baking dish In a preheated 375°F. oven for 35 minutes. S. Uncover ham, furn ham and sprinkle sur- face wtth sugar. Bake 10 mlnutes k>nge:r. 4. MeanwhU., In large skllet, hut od. Add cc&ery and saute 5 minutes. With slotted spoon, remcwe celery. Add potatoes and saut' 10 mlnuta. sdn1ng frequently. 5. Add 'h cup reserved champagne and celay to sldllet with potatoes and cook 5 minutes longer. Season with salt, pepper and panley. 6. Place ham stak under broUer 4 Inches horn source ol heat •nd broil 2 mlnuta to glaze. 1. To MrV•, place ham In center ol MJYlng platter. Surround ham with vegetables. 8. Heat remalnlns champttgne blltdng juices tepar•tely to bol~ng: eerve In MUCC dish. · Motes 6 eo 8 aervlngt HOT COMPOn KADOTA FIGS 1 ... (1141&.1119) ............ I ttlllll,DDAl....._Of ........ ~ .. llpDDR ........ C t•IR 1. [)r.in ~ lyntp Into Muc:cpen, lldd bun. and dn.nmnon Heat to boang. ~ uNll butter melts and dnnamon II bM.ndcd In. Marilyn Hansen and Helen Haves at recent party talk about food, menus and memories. 2. Add figs: return to bolling. reduce heat and simmer slowly, uncoYered, for 30 minutes until syrupy. Serve hot as an ac· companime.nt to roast meats or poultry. Maka 6 to 8 servings CARAMEL FLAN WITH SlRAWBERRIES 1. Preheat oven to350°F. 2. In heavy sauc.epan, cook 1 cup sugar over medium heat. stirring until sugar dissolves. Continue cooking and stirring until lquid sugar turns a gold· en·ambcr color. S. Pour syrup immediately into a 11/J-quart shallow baking This month we take populs chldccn and combine lt with plain white vinegar In a subdy seasoned poechlng liquid. The mull Is a tangy oomblnatlon ol flavors that seems just right In the 1utt11oeadme. For an even sharper m.g. flavor, man. nm the d*=ken pieces 1n the vtnegar-broth . ~ MWral hours tn the reftverator before oooKlng. FRIED VINEGAR CtOCKEN 1 ................ ..,,., •rn ·•• , ....... ....... 1.., ........ ...... t 111 IJ II ...... ... 111111 .. ...... ,.,, ..... " .... ,, ..... , ....... • t •• 1Mrllilf ----....,..:.-:-: dish. flan mold or quiche pan. Tum pan to completely coat sides. 4 . In medium bowl. beat eggs with remaining 1/.r cup sugar, vanilla extract and evaporated milk. Pour Into coated pan. 5. Set mold In a large baking pan. Place In OYen: pour boil - ing water Into larger pan to 2- inch depth. 6. Bake for about 1 hour or un· HI the tip ol a knife Inserted 1 inch from edge ol custard comes out dean. 7. Re:frtgetate immedlat4tly un- til completely chdJed. about 3 houn. I . At serving ttme. l<>oKn custard around edge ol pan with a knife. Cover firmly with a deep serving plate and Invert. Let stand a minute or two to let syrup run out ol pan on to custard. 9. Surround flan with whole strawberries. Malta 8 "'1/fngs ~ c=-.01111 .. llol 1 "upunult ............ ......., ...................... 1. In large saucepan, oomblne vinegar. chicken broth, gark salt, peppacoms, tamigon and bay leaf. a. Add chicken pieces, pladng dartc mat on the bottom and white meat on top. Heat to boding, reduce heat, pwer and simmer 30 minutes. 3. Drain chk::ken on rack. pat with papa towels. 4. In large lk\Uet. heat oil over high heat. Add 11mmcr.a dW:bn. browning well on al ltda. 5. 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Dileo.,. die pie.a• rl bralndy lnelloWed in ..,cl OilL E & J today. RICH. RAil& REMARKAB~l SMOOrH. ' HOW TO SURVIVE A flRE. Many people who lost their lives wouldn't have if they had known -and followed -this advice. By David Lampe What Is the greatest cause ol death In a ftre? The answer might surprise you -It's calbon monoxide These and other answers about the causes ol the 7 ,500 ftre deaths each ye.ar are now comtng from a Federaly funded Fire Problems Program leam set up In 1970 at Johns Hopkins Unlwntty's Ap- plied Physics LabotatOfy. lnaedlbly, It's still the onJy ~ speda.I long-term Investigation unit In the coun- try. Its mission: to try to learn why each year so many Americans die In fires - ofteri needlessly. ln one recent case. ol a ftre where one man had survived and one hadn't, two Investigators from the John Hopkins unit, a systems analyst named Byron Ha~ and a chemist, lnterv\ewed firemen, sur- vivors, wltncaas -evep the physician who performed the autopsy on the vlcClm -aD to try to ~ out why onJy that man had died. Hett, as at the same ol ~ fire deaths, Halpin wanted to know In what order things had happened. And at what lime lntavals. He dAlcovaed that the man who'd escaped unhurt had rushed to safdy the lnstllnt tw was awaka. But his roommate, unaware ol the extreme danga, had w8*d pqdOus MCOnds tugging on a pair ol pants. And IO on the MCOnd floor tw'd beer\ owrcome -not by ftama and poal>ly not even by the smoke, but by carbon monoxide. Ha)pln'1 flies contain photos ol caJbon monoxide victtms a.ken where ~died, often In rooms untouched by frames. sometimes where s(noke barely dbcolonid the Wall.. Halpin says that about 70 pcn:ient ol the victims died long before the heet or the flames ruc:hed them. •peopa. don't,.... how dadJy caltlon monciicJde con be. You mWtt IUJ"· vtw a low concentrut of I for houn, but a heavy one can ldl you In mtnu•. The lrOuble II, &t"ie'e't no pOlllble way that you can )ladQe for youreiW )utf how ~t """"'u.,.. •• P' t' 'g tel~ --...., -. Tam. H• wort ,_ ..,,,...-.1 In ....,,, """""-' IT IJlll ,,_ the concentnition Is Inside a burning building," His phcMos show 10me flN vie· tims, their faces uncontorted and serene, seated upright on sofas , on)y feet from exits to~. where they stopped to rest before acaplng. Deadliest carbon monoxide build-ups oa:ur, ~ says, In burning bulldtngs where oxygen is restricted. "Sometimes II ~ to open a window or to hack through a waD or a roof to vent th« fire and let In life-saving oxygen. But, ol course, this venllng may also fan a blal.e. So in the encl there's only one hard and fast N~ for surviving fires: the Instant you reallze that the building you'tt tn Is bum· Ing, get out, Don't wastie time getting dressed. Don't waste ume trying to put the fire out. Don't waste time gathering up your most precious p<J•tslotis." Then he adds: "Knowing that you should get out right away isn't In itMJf ~-You mu.st know hot.O you're go- ing to get OUl Our Investigations tUgglSt that mollt people think of the room they're In as having just one exit -the way they came Into It In the ftnt place. Whenever you go Into any room -In your own home or anywtwie • -you should think lnttlndtveJy, If there's a ftre, which way will I go lo gst out of here? Consider al the cxbs. "Ewn knowing the way out lln't encJU9h. You mUlt be pwpared to take It, rve .... people who died Inside wtn- dows that rm IW'C they kMw led lo _,._ ty. f Qf talOnl we've not yet been able to dllcowr they simply bebd at acaplng, "Af:ad, ol COUl'M, you should reducle fire risks In your home. Have fire drills. Tall about the dangers ol fire. lllltall fire e:x- tlngu~. Never store anything flam- mable In your buement. "ll'\ICBI ~ ct.tecAora. Your local ftre chiefs can aiggac which ona, and they should a8o be able to advtle whaw most eff~ k> p.,. them. "MOit Important, decide beforeNnd cxactty what you 'I do tf your home or your .,.. of ""°"'· ~ ho.el °' molal room ever caleha fft. Quite Mnttit peop6e who ....,·t ~ do ..... -thlr9 In tns. and pey With ,. tt.-aw.... ... IEE 'fhS ' chanre to ~our someone woo really needs you. Ifs an opp<X1u- nity ftr you to take a child who is htmgry and lonely and help give him the baSc needs of life. Regular meals, warm ddh- ing, even medical help. It's also an opportunity to show ~you care. By . child ~ea<luistian ' Children's Ftmd. You needn't send any money right away. ' Just send the ooupon. We11'send you·a dlild's picture and back- gmmd infCllllation. We11 tell you his age, OOw he lives, what he wears, and how YOW" 50¢ a day-your $15 a 1J01th-can help make a wmd of diffeies~ in this pooc child~ life. We'll also tell yru about the project ~the child will lie_ R hel~andex plain how you can write to himandre- reive his very special letters in return. After you find out about the child and the Ouistian Onldren's Fund. then ~youcande cide if you want to become a _, Simply sen~our first monthly check or money order fer $15 with- in 10 days. Or retmn the pMto and other materials so we can ask someooe else to help. Since 1938 the Cluistian Oilldren's Rmd has helped hun- dreds ci tlnsmcb of children. But so many mre still need yoor help. Please send in the coupon to<tatt <Dilld be the chanre .. ci a lifetime. ..~!!t.!C?.•!.!tC!.'MW-~ ... I Or, Vettnl J, Mills UFWYl2 . CHRISTIAN CHJLOREN'S FUND. Inc •. Bo" 26Sll. Rlchmood, Va. 23261 -I I ' wish to l1JONOr a 0 boy 0 pt, 0 Oioow any dlild who nttds help. I Pleue 1tnd my infonnation ~ today, I 0 I went to !tam moft about the dlild Mliped to mt.. If I eooept the d»ld, 111 lltnd I my first aponlOrlhlp .-yment ul 115 widlio JO dayL Or 11J ft!fllrD the ~ I and other mlh'rial eo you can ask 10tMOM tl.e to help. I 0 I prder to send my first payroent MW. and I endole my first monthly payment bl SIS. ... • • I 0 I cannot ipOMOf a child now but would like to ooatri.,_ I ' I N I I Addmt I I CitJ SUie I I .....,_vi Allllliaiaeo.nci GI v...,. Al'lldll w F~ s.mct. llit. • I QA-a.,.. .......... c-I ·Wrier 140TYIWlltSC.. Toioneo.Oacario M•T IYI. I S' I TI tllllw .. ...-_......, • ...,.., I CNbllw1Chldl1n'1......_lnc. I ·------------~~iri:--• ----- ... DON71£f BEOOMEA -------~ HEU» BURDEN If you have someone working for you at home and aren,t paying into Social Security, you could be headed for serious trouble. By Julian Block T he Internal Revenue Service can play rough when It tracks down people who hire household help and fall to fork over Social Security taxes on their wages. Oespltie what you may have heard, warns the IRS, you are not off the hook for wlthholdlng just because a hard-to-hire housecleaner Is unwill- ing to wort< unless you agree to forget about Social Security taxes. While It may take years for the IRS to un- cover what you have left undone, the delayed day of reckoning can come when your he~ retires and applies for Social Security benefits based on earnings that should have been reported In earlier years. Worse yet. your tax tzib can tum out to be very expensive. The IRS can hit you with a bill for aD back taxes (not )ust y()(Jr share, but also the employee's share that you were supposed to withhold) as well as Interest, plus a slew of penalties for late payment and late filing. This was made expensively clear a number of years ago to a woman who employed two domestics for several years and opted ta "~ta sleeptng dog le~ when It came to Social Security taxes. She wound up paying over $3,700 In taxes, Interest and penalties. You are liable for Social Security taxes If you pay cash wages of $50 or more In a three- month calendar quarter to a howehold employee. This includes baby sitters, whether aduh or teenage, cooks, maids and compan- ions for convaletcents or the elderly. While all cash payments count. even If part Is paid to cover the cost of board, room or bus fare, you do not have to count the vakie of room and board, clothing or other noncash Hams. Nor are any taxes due on what you pay to your spouM or to a son or daughter under 21 for household chores or to someone who WCllks for you as an Independent contractor - for Instance. a painter or plumber. When Social Security taxes faD due. you mU1t file Form 942. For 1978, the return must be accompanied by your check for the 6.05 percent tax on the employee and the 6.05 percent tax on the employer'• mak:hlng ahare, a total tax of 12.10 percent on the ftnt $17. 700 of .mtnga, plus any lnc:ome taus that your employee authort.d you to wllhhold. YOAJ are NlpOllltil for paying the .n- tlN 12.10 pclOll'lt wtllltt.r or not you~ the cSon.slc's shin from hlr or .. Wlgll. Tu. fllng dadllne ii the lut dey of the month folowtng the end of the cakndar quarter. For tnmnce, the deadllne ii January 31 for the querter endln9 December 31. To monitor Social Security c:oq>'8noe, the IRS can dMCk Information tom. filed by emp~ For Instance, the fonn ft1ed by pa- sons who dalm chlld-c:arw cndlts for ~ta 10 blby .... Mks whether Sodal Security taxes w.w paid. MOl'.oYSf, ~ must .tM>W to4al wtQ11S and tax• paid on W-2 fonna and ~ cop.a to bodl the emp&oyee and the IRS . The lRS can llap peneJtta Fiii on employen who fall to do to. l&.:I Julon Block II llllC «lltor o/ the R..,,rd11,,. .,,., .. ond on o~ lft Lmchmont H. Y. WARMING PACTS ABOUT THE OOMMON OOLD Researchers are learning more and more about this most persistent problem. For example, chicken soup really is a good remedy, but alcohol isn't. By JoAnne Parke I f you want lo avoid the sneezing, coughing, scratchy throat, watery eyes and runny nose that go along wtth a com- mon cold, klsl If you like. But, whataver you do, don't shake hands! Handshaking Is one of the most alee· ttve means of spreading colds, according to University of Virginia Medical School mearchers, Ors. Jack Gwaltney and J . Owen Hend~. Kissing, the doctors say, Is not. Hendley, a pediatrician, and Gwaltney, a speclaltlst In Internal medicine, have studied the cold since 1962, and their raearch and the work of other scientists have managed to destroy many of the myths' about thll baffling human Illness. Here's some cold folklore -fact and fiction. • Stoy OCJt of drafts "' you'll catch o cold. Fake. Aware that Antarctic e:x· plorets seldom complain ol colds, one doctor opOMd a number of atbjects lo cold vtrusu. He stood half of them, In their sklwles, on a breezeway, hosed them down and left them outskle In a ct.mp chlll for several houn. The other haf. a control woup, remained lnllde, drated. and touty warm. The results? The Incidence of Infection was ttM same '°' both groups. • HOit ,_,,. oalCh oold fn tlw wlnllf'. Tru..MOlt111 t chmbdewhs~ becaute hllldc W8l'Tn dry • maMI it. nwl muooea mo.. s...,clJll 'e> Infection. • Sirat c:outa colda. Could be. Dr. Hend&.y ays •'*' upeell the body's hormonal balance, making lnfec:don more "'8li;. • Vllomtn C pwcn# colt&. UllCa'" taln. The tta.ortet of Nobslllt Unut Paul- ina ..ict., molt cold raeardwt be"-"t INN 11 no ~ proof th.t vitamin C c.n prevent. co&d ,,_. It. howcWr, • boctY of ...ch .. t lhoWi vttats*\ c mev "*'irritll cdd ¥•4*MM· • Soinla ,,_,,,,. pt o cold ond ~ tnow t&. Tl\*«. h II po.Ible '° heYe • Ytral 6nf«*>n arid tnanlf• no .,mrpeomt. • Somit cold .,.,_ "°"' likdtllil ..,..,. permanent immunl(l!. True. Other viruses, however, strt<e ageir'I and again, never leaving any permanent immunity. • Alcohol ls good for a cold. Not ex· actly. While alcohol really doesn't do anything toles.ten cold symptoms, It can deaden the "pain" of a cold and make a sufferer believe he feels better. • At tM present time chicken soup is the best cold remedy. True. Surprise, your grandmother was right. Recendy Ors. Kulmars Sakethoo and Marvin Sackner at Mount Sinai Medical Center In MiamJ Beach reported that 15 subjects with cOlds '"1't? given hot chicken soup and showed a marked Improvement over a similar group treated with other cold remedies. Any hot liquid, the doctors say, seemed to have some benefldal ef· feet, but nothing works quite as weU as chicken soup. If you already have a cold, and It's under5tandable If you do since on the average every man, woman and chlld In Amerlca gel! one at least twice a year, there are $0me steps you can take: • ~e yourMlf as comfortab&e as p<>Mlble. Take a couple ol aspirins and get Into bed with a good book, a box a · tisllles and a bowl of hot chicken soup. e Watt. The In.le cold Is a mild, self· limtUng afflktlon that rarely lasb more than two weeks. • Be alut to lignl of secondary lnfec- Hont such as otltt:s (earaches), bronchitis, slnusttll and pneumonia. Colds lntafere with thS body't lmrriune system, ravaging the mucut membranes ol the upper rapltatory tract to that they cannot dear themMlYa of dangerou1 bacteria u well u when they aN sound. Untratied bocNt1al compllcetfonl c.n be mew Nib.It than a cold. Thenkfully, they ... curable wtth anclb6oclca. If you think yoo'w got a llicondary W.Cdon f(a a aooc:t Idea to ... a dodOf r1ght •wa>i· Fewr, according to Or. Hendley, II one of the bell lndlcaton ol aecondlry In· fcnon. "AduJl:t ~sun• fcWf with a cold," N .. ya. "Smllll c:hlldrwn M11Y haw a kiiw.-fwwt at the on.t of a Cold, but W d'4t fever lhOotl up l9'if'.I .,_ a ooup&i of deyt, theN'• a good llWI cNnos compllc.atk>nl haVCJ Ml tn." Ea Alb11q11erq11e, N .M .-Albu- querque 1oldtmiths and 1il- ver1mitb1 have announced a breQ\throuah in rios 9rafta-mansb.ip with tbe creation of a ltUnniq new nna featurina t 8 karat Sold electroplated on a stertina ailver bate with mouic in.lays of turquoise-all at an unbelievably low introductory price. The spectacular 18K gold plate ring L-.--..a __ ... 11 • ._ __ ... _fin~ 90 expertly was unveiled i.n the offices of the New uu.-u -.uu UAUU __ __,.. Frontier News. Albuquerque. Onloot.en that it carries a full S-year quality auar· were imprelled by the aold and turquoi.le antee for nonnal 1JIA&C. combination fonnerty usociated only Rlns ai.za now available are 4-12 (see with tho most expemive Indian jewelry rina air.e rule in coupon below). To get such u the {amoua 1quuhblouom neck-your I SK gold plate rinp before tbe aurt lacea valued at $1 S,000 aod more. of another .. Sold ruab.." mall your coupon Some of the·fi nest cnfumen in the today to: New Frontier Collect.on Southwest pooled their taleots in (ash-Oub, Dept.. FW338, S600 Mc~ ioning the new masterpiece. With thejr N.E.., Albuquerque, New Mexaco modem WU.. they selected an old-world 87192. ~ I Indian desip and crafted • ,.,., ... ~· Col.._,°'* MUMnU it into triangJa of inlaid NE\\ fla:JNTlf~ca•ut •CW. '1 turquoise-known to the P.O. .. l~t?l9L PWlll Navajo Tribe for leaeodary •• .,.,... ...... oan I l .. ..J.. Hi ..... : .... ti· this ... _ JbMll -......... 1IK ..... -...... ~ ....... ..... ...... ... na ~ _.,....,. ..... , I Rills --1\ime .,.s-_...___ aip is a bactaround of o o-we GaW ,... .. Rm • su pi.. ,..,., ,_ ..-..... I I 8K aold on atertin1 ailver. "-'hll _. .....,_, 1'aW: tauo. Deti""'ed to sell for $30 D "'" 1IK Ookl ...... ..,_. •. m .eo P'ue tl.llO '-~. I -bMdlilrirud ---.1'oeal. tauo. 11 the new Albuquerque ...__. ................ band-fmiahed creation is ·""'w:;_a:::;-- beina offered by the oria-8 ~ inaJ dcsipen at an intro- ductory epeciaJ pri<le of $12 s.. Oa• each or only 2 for $19.90, Aa.mt No. plus SI.SO for postage, in-surance and bandliq. Each =e..-.,:-.. No.,,..,....----- rio1 it handaomely sift (MMtir 0-..l Y_l!llpa ..... PRINTNA.Mll CJTY !rl'ATB My Feet Hurt-Nobody Had the Answer -So I Had to Fina My Own! '<I s .. .. -• s a -"V\buld you bel. " 10\10.: . Columbia Record & Tape Club really offers 11tapesori ••• records for on HOW THE CLUB OPERATES Simply mall the application together with your check or money order for 11.86 as payment (that's S1.00for your first "eelectiona. plus BM for 9flipplng and handling). Every four weeks (13 times a year) youll receive the Club's music magazine. whk:h d81crlbea the Selectioo of the Month for NCh muslall int.,. .. plus hundfed8 of aJ- tematee from eYerY fletd of musk:. In edditton. up to tlx times a yw ~ may receiw ofhw'I of Special Sal 11 ctlof19, UIUllty et a dilcount off the regular Oub prices. (And yoult allo hllYe an opportunity toe.amine the Club'• c::ompr.- henlNeannuat-"The -..r In Mueic:" W911 notify you wt'9n It's l'MdV. and If you wish to receive It. do nothing-It will be sh!Qped llUtomaticaJty for 15-dav free trial. with no obllol-• tion to buy.) If you wllt'I to reoeiYe the Setectlon of the Month or the Specjel Se'8ction. you need do nothfnQ-it wifl be lhiOPed automaticelty. If you prefer an eltemate eelec:tion. or none et llt *'C>tY rut 1n the te1P01• cwd a1ways provided and mail it by the date IP8Cffied 'rou wtn always have at least 10 days In which to make your daeilioo. If you eYef' f'9C8ive l/ry S.lectlon without hllvinO had llt le8lt 10dlya In whlc::t\ to decide, you may return It at our..,,.,_, for full cndlt. The ..... and l'9COt'da you order will be fNliled and .,.,_, at regut1r Club prlcea. _.,lch currently are 18.98 or 17.98-ptue~ and hlndllng (Muttis* ~Mia and Double S...:tlof• may be tomewNI higtler.) Mer completing '.f04K ecirolfmMlt...,...... (by buying 8•1edlonl wtthin 3 )'Mf'a). you mey_... memberlhlp ft 111Yttme. tf you~ eoconttnue. you1 be ellglble tor our genetOUI~ bonul plen What'• men. If you.,. not aattafled f0t 11\Y f'M90n1.luat return ~ tntroduc:torY ~ wttNn 10 dlYI '°' a prompt and full fefuncl '1b&. membenhlp wtll be maled and~---noWna Soyou-~noting~ ~now! .. Sl.00== ·~)Dlnno...,.,_tobuyl .... Ill I :lklic (mt,....,., Club prices) In theOOfM'8dne,... r How To Avoid Marital Sh•mps Ewry mantiage has Its ups and downs, but you can prevent many of the cauaa of seriou9 marital slumps says Dr. Edward L. Vogelsong, an asst. profemor of human development at Penn Sta .. Univ. Vogelsong says a couple should try to do things for one another to show their concern. "Thil doesn't mean spending a lot of money," he says. '1t could mean having a lat. dlnner after the kJds are In bed. seUing aside some time for a ~ or going for a leisurely wait together. Doing spedaJ things can mean so much to a reJatlonsh_,." Another way of preventing slumps Is for the couple to work on Improving their communications skills. "They must le.am to say things that don't arouM defen- siveness In their partners." he says. Setting goals Is also Important says Vogelsong becaute It "gives a couple something to work on." He says: '1he couple can ta themselves working toward doing some things that will give both of them more pleasure." Putting Seniors In Touch Hen .,. 2 Ideas for.Senior Cltans In your communMy Jhat llan.d In Roch- ester, N.Y. In a PfO!Pm begun last year, police ln- atalled 23-chennel dU.n'a band rada tn the homes of 100 selected .enlor dttans. When any of the program pertldpants MCS or hears of an emergency lltuatlon, he or she calls the police on.the emergen· cy channel nine. And the MCOnd program? This montt\ an addltlonaJ 200 senior citizens w.re given amal 2-way radio traftlCelw:rs .. J>t!11 of the Pcnonal Alum 5ecurtty Sys-tem (PASS). When the PASS-warer pushes a beeper on the ~. he II put In Instant communbtk>n with ttt. police clilpMcher who can imm.diaW/ tel who II celling bee.au• of• cod.d 1onl. In~ of medlcal •rnergenda, lhe pollct can ~t the cal..,..... .... blodu. PAMIU' WEEllX •• n.elftwJJ•li ....,..,,.. "ll'ft ,_,PHttl MoftOlt,,,.. Illa .,.,...._........, ,,... ... ~ IM l ... ~loo«°'°""'° Seeing The light You can reduc. youi electrtc blD -and •Use 3-way bub for areas, such as the saw energy -with more etrdent me of the bving room, which are used for a variety tdltlng WI your home. Hae are a few *5 to of purposes. When reading you can use ._., ~your home molt ~ the highest level of light, then switch to • 'fhliik fluoracent when remodeling or the lowest wattage for watching lV. redecorating. A fluorescent bul>, which •Consider using a dimmer control switch gives off 2 to 3 times more light than en In multtpwpoec rooms bke the dining lncandaccnt bul> of the same wattage, room. Or try an adjustable fixture that allls M11ce • nu::h -but.._ 20 times may reduce the amount of wattage biger. Popular spots for fbll_..1ts R::Lde • because the bght source can be brought the kMchen. battwoom end wakshop. closer to ~ work area. Debra P•tsel II • student whO enjoys clowning around -wtth her IChoorl b1e11in9. Thafs ~'* Oebra doan't clown around In the tradlalon.1 ..,_ of wadng time; ,.,. downs professionaly. And Dtbra't act ti.. SOl'Mthlng tpedal goir'9 for It -1he'a lncorpora~ her pro- 6dency In ttgn langu&glt to craM a show for handit.apped youngAln. Debra1 who'• Jutt gradua~ fTom S.n nancllco Stat. Univ., aaya that Mr downlnsl carffr begml wtlh an 8-w.k In- ...,.. down·trelnlng P'O!Pm at • down coltge. She,... the day the aadMk>Md for tN COUIM -along wtth 3,100 oth«' appkantt. 50 of whom wae ..Jected. "I did an acrob.tc. act lmd Ml flat°"' fT'l)I t.ce ...... lllY'· "So I pmtrid· ed ht .. Pitt of ttw show... • o.bnt'• ..... ahow Ni*cl from hiw years of expenence as a courisalor at camps for the deaf and handicapped. Debra mys communicating with the kids Is no problem; the only d1fftculty she has Is that .H's hard for her to concentrate on her act while signing to the audience. College After 30 What'1 It like going to college when you'N at least a decade older than rna.t of your classmates? Mary Pat Gannon !snows: she's coordinator of the Mtdllfe <Arur Program at San Diego ·State Univ., where almost l/4 of the student body II over 30. Gannon sayt the major prob1'm the older students have ls that many work full l1IM and find It dlfflcult to Juggle their course load. Another problem Is that "90% of the wqmen are back because of a divorce. They have to be the support of the famJly but are confused about why lhey're here." How ere the older students doing? Gannon says, "They generally come back highly motivated and are very com· petltlve. Many people say they are doing better tllal'l when they tint went to school." U you'r• an adult contktcrtng collfge. Gannon adv1ta takJl'l9 ~•ntege of the tehool's counteflng MMe ... "Try to diseuu your program With the counMlot to,.. ti Ifs IUitllble," the says Quick Takes A. aan f• beM-111 1tM .,_. clal....t bf Wat Gennaa ecteo- tt.ta. Aa:ordlng to a report In the BrtUsh journal Lancet. West German doctors ustng an Industrial chemical DNCB (whk:h doctors use In testing patients during physical examlnatlons) said they were able to CUN aU but 8 of 43 be.Id patients. When the chemk:a.1 ls applied to the head It produces a mild contact lrrltatlon, which they said was usually followed Withing 3 months by renewed ha.Ir growth. The report says the therapeutic: effect depends on the aevertty and duration of the baldness, with patients with moderate hair loss experiencing the most regrowth. A.merbm are loe... tMlr eweet tooth according to the latest statistics on candy consumption from the Commerce Oepamnent. The de- partment reports that last year the average Arnertcan munched his way through 15.4 pounds of candy -the lowest amount since 1938. Prevtous low point had been during the Depres- sion, when per capltn consumption was 15 pounds. Yoaaa Amertc:am .,. mowtoa to the left -the left hand. that ... A survey In Today's Educodon reports that almost twice as many of the 20-29-yea.r-olds swwyed were left- . handed as those 30-39 years old. The Increase may be due to the fact that on psychologists' advice 1Chools aie less la<eJy to try lo change a youngsWs preferenoa for the left hand then they UMd to ti.. 81RTHDA.YS (al Leo): S....,-Al- fred Hlechcoc:k 79; Fldcl Castro 51. Moo- .ta, -Ruud Baker 53; David Crosby 35. T...-, -Ulkan Carter 80;. Prtn- caa Anne 28; Jula Child 66; Vernon Jordon 43; Mike Connon 53. W..._. 4llr -Robert Cu~ 47; Frank Gfford 48; George Many 84: Eydla Gonnc 47; Ann Blyth 50 . .,......., -Mae Wat 86; Boog Pow.I 37. F.w., -ROM)ynn Carter 52: Robm '.Redford 41: Shelley Wlntm 56;. Rater John.ton 43. Sa..,_ ay -Wlllle Shoern81wr 47: Ji! 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Secctr 1.upe "'Jiffs l:JO 8 .... l..ul The Cahfom11 Anaels vs Seattle Manners QI) Clllrllf1 Pr..s-f...W San OlflO II Los Anteles 3:00 m ..... rr.s... feotMll Rams YS San Ditao. l:JO 8 @ QJ) l'SA $pedal A presentation of areal mome1111 1n PGA GoH hlstoiy as well as h1chhchts of map PGA toUtnaments of the Piii year. llOIOAY, AUGUST 14 i:JO • AIC Molldly lllPt '-Mii Tums 110t awt1t1bl1 at press t11ne. tMURSOAT, AUGUST 17 4:JO m DodfffS a.-.1 The Los Anceles Dodeers YS. Philadelphia Ph1Hles. 7:JO m Rlllll P'rt·Suton feotblN Rams YS. Seattle f'RIDAT, AUGUST 11 6:00 • Cl> ® al lln. Prt·S-FtatM• live cover11e of the 11me between Minnesota V1kln1s and the Miami Dolphins from Miami, Fla. =TUllDAY, AUGUST 11 11:00 8 Ol QI) Lupi ..... M Teams not available II preS11ime. 3:00 8 ()) Tiie atdlattr Cll1llc Andy North, defend1n1 champion and 1978 US. Open Champion, Bntlsll Qptn winner Jack Nicklaus. Andy Bean. Tom Watson and other coHdom superstars ~ompete 1n this SJ00.000 classic from lht Westchester Counl!J Club's "west" COlll'St in H11T1S011, New YO!\ 4:00 8 ()) CIS $foftS ~r Co-ltrare of the $100,000·Added Tr1vttS Rice IOf 3 year olds at 1 mile 1nd 1 quarter from Sar11011. Ne• Yoit. with Alydar and Affirmed erpected to compete. H11llh1hts of the wOffd's toP stock u r drivers compet1111 1n the T1ll1de11 ·500· from Al1biml International Motor $pHllw1y Cale Yarboroup , who 1s s11oot1n1 fol a th11d stralpt Grtnd llltional Ch1mpionsl11p. 11 npecled lo compete, as tte Benny Pl11011S, Om Mims, Damll Waltrip and RIC/lard Petty. S.-00 • Cl) Cll AIC'• WIN W.W ff $foftS .. $b( Secctr SUllDAT, AUCUST 1l l:OO • CC).,,, Ill .,_. (com) '44-01nny Kaye, 01n1h Short. m "Hell DMn" (adv) '37-WallJCt Bttf(, Conr1d Ne11I • "·JO." (dfl) '50-JKk Webb, W~llam C/>nl'ld l:OO • "S6111•'1illt" (dr1) '55-Kitharlnt Hepburn, Rossano Braui. t:GO • Cl) (J) 8 CC> "tltlllllll'• Liit" (dr1) '74-Georae Pepe_1rd, lllOllDAT, AUQUST 1• l'Oll •CC> "If LM ~ (dfl) '61-1.an• Turner. • "ter!lllM4 _., .. (dla) '57-Rock H11dson, Robert Stack. t:W 8 O • CC> .. .......,.. (dra} '7S.-Charles Bronson TUESDAY, AUCIST 15 a:OI • CC> '1111 ...,_ .. (drl) '49-0livia 4t HaYltland. e CC>......, CertJ" (llr•) '51-Tony Curtis. Charles Bickford. • CJ:) .,.._ ......,. (clrl) '6~-Sllsan Hlywlfd, Michael Cr*& t:11 • ()) (J:) .,._.. l·l" (ICIY) '69-la111ts Cuft, Rupert Davies. ~l.MUSTll 6:119•CJ:)"L...1111 r.....-(mus) '5'-Elm l'rtllty 1:11 e GO CC> '1111 .._ An la Ille .,... (dta) '77-Carol Lynley, Dale llobmtltt •a:> ~ • IWtr (4r1) '69-E~ Prttky.::.:t' Moort. t:lltl CC> "rlle ..., lr•" (*a) 12_,.,. . '**-T, AUCIST 17 tee e '1W1 Della" (dta) 'l7-8a(We SC11MCl •CC>......_ ti lift" (drl) 'S! IJtll furlltt, .lollfl C.~n • "T_ .. "'~·~C!Mftt• Collltrl. OrsOll Wtlltt • ll 1.•• "Cll6M ._ .. (n) '4t-Onoii-.....J•Oll Cotlu .. •......,. c..-" <••> 1t-TIM unt s..t.,s • • a:> ............ (c.I) '51-0tft lollf4t, 8nlitt• 8et4ot ... sm-AY M*IST 11 ··c~ .. ·~~(llof)'7J•~Alilft"-I .... lln" (tdv) '52-'1~~· Riith hNll. I ue (n) '47-Joen • Jolin c:.rlitld. I . ..., • ,_.. ~14¥) ''2-0noft Wellts, JoMtllt Cotttn. a:> ....... '*' (!Mle) 'S5 lhttt, JOMnt Dr•. • t:•. Cl) (l:l "Cme lltl Qa,..._ 11111" (ml) '7Z-Go4fley C.Wldp ..... St ...... I D • <lll .,., :!'f Ill" <•H7 t•l>ttll 111111 • t:• .. hllii ,.._ (lllJS) 'U• Gtorl' S.t*s The purault or lntematlOf'l•I ~.,..can be•• dirty .. the narcotics tl"lde ltMlf when George i:i.ppard playran honest cop caught between Mrrlng gangland factlona and big city polhlca In "Newman'• Law," a televlalon premiere airing on The ABC Sunday Night Mot.ii• rrom 9 to 11PM. I ~ i'til E Ell •JM i IM I ;I r.J EI• 1'1 Ettl u E\I I MORNING I I 8 :00 D lll1tructioul c..r. Tiier ntlub IJ lltowtt41t: Com11un1t1 Arts 'Art 1n Eduahon Mon A111sts 1n Residence. Tues. Dance Wed Commun1ly Art Centers Thurs MUSIC for Cttryone:' Fri Cl) S...r Setnattr 8 Tiie Hellle Glrdtfttr 0 ([G) fulllres m Ulliftnity of lllt Air -6:30- 0 Wt of 111t Wild 1J tDl llol for Womttl Only I op1c IS "Pain ·· Lyon Redtrave 1s the host 0 C¥rasailtlldlS • DlykW Los Allttfts (I) D (ID) Futures ..,,..,,Zoohwt II) f ""'' flan tom 121> Rotiiptr ltoolll (JJJ lnstrudioMI Coutsa 7:00 D CJ) NtwS IJ 0 0 Todly Sllow a 700 Dd e (]) (JD 8 GCIM Mor11in1 AIMricl Dlvtd Hartman 1s hosl G Tlltfreodea -~&c.ttllo at T trrytoafts fD Top llr llllttll -7:30-111..., .... m Ylid & FrieMs St Midtf llctn 8 :00 • c.,taill """' .. <I>S-. o n.rnCM .,.....,.,lbta, •Z-1 -1:30-.F....,. • 11J FMritt MlrllH • ~ & llhlttte, e Willi Aft1rt; 011ce U'9ll A Cllllk Fri. 8 :00 9 Cl) Tlc·Tte·Devall CI>Tiltrna.. e Ctrll Slleras •a• .... •• la .... III 9 .. Dll&ta a.. e1 LML1cy • ....... . ,.... ...... • 11-kllMf lllllt111Cu..tl ,,.., .. , ... -9:l0- • CJ) n. Prlct ta ltl'f ·= .. --. ... .,...... 10100 ................ 1..,. .............. .. CJ) t9 • ..., "" •••=u. =~ -~ -10:30-• ""'"°" U @ 18J Wllttl of Fortune Chuc~ Woolery hosls • ({fl ia szo.ooor rta111id Dick Clark hosts m Hopll's HtlMS Gt C.Urtdup of Eddit's flltltr 11:00 u , • ., ' bstles$ U 12} ill) A111triu Alltel lack L1n~leller hosts this new series focus1n1 on rul people and events acrOM the nahon n Ok• Van Oyh U CD a Famllr hu4 cm Alt "" Cllildrtn m""" a> Mid & MJtr m fledrk Colnpanr -11:30- • (I) S.1rcll for Tomorrow . O Draanet U CD f2IJ Ryan's Hope m Mowles; See Dayhme Movies at llaMJ & Ille r rolessor fD DiU C...tt Show m Villa A1t1re blf1hday bein& bored with mry thine This all chanaes howevei. when she v1s1ts the UnicOln Alms Hotel 1n Unicorn City. learns the ups and do111ns ITom a 11ny elevator operator sines and dances with fairy tale characters. and lurns lhat theres JOY 1n every wa,1n1 moment g Tiit Wtr's "ild D CI> 12.tl E~e of llfPI (() Abt() Cit1111 D lllntrk• Cim Mwit: See Oayllme Movies m Tiie mntstllltS Cl) I Dret111 of JtaM1t @ C1rd Slla"s @2""' fD Feods for !ht Modern F 1111ily m Carellna tD1 Dinah lfO) features -3:30-rn Budy Bunch D Mecliul Center • Di111h! 8 lilowie: See Daytime Movies CJ) f·Troop m Y oei & F rltnds; llichr Mouse Club Thurs CE Terrrtoom O Holly..t ~ru 8 Villa Alqrt a Tiit, .,.,. Show 4 :00 • lbtdl Cit• '71 CD "" TllrH S-CI) Stir T re• Ill Tiit Aftttttn m llffaar 011111111r ,.., ..... Thurs l2J) Cl!ol hr11ttt anti friends (HJ Eltctrk C-P1nJ m Villa Alfrre al Uttlt bxats 11\ Mmer Roeers -4:30- D fins lf\ 9 Men Gnlf11 IJ lb rr Tyler lllooft 'JQ, Canll hrllltt & F rittids m Tiit Mon .. ts; l>Matr llutNN lhu;; Los Aneeln Dod1ers vs Ph1la delphia Ph1lhu m JOSM alld "" , myuts 114l S11111mer Faire m Mister •oe•rs 1211 Diull m Aalmp.1na111t rJlJ Hollywood Squares St Villa Al1111 5:00 0 .. u m (fQ) flews ct llonaw Ill Ironside m The lltw llic•er Youse Club; DM111 ... NII Conl'd Thu1s Cl) Wtdy RKes rJJ) Misllf Rorers fD Stsa1111 Stf'ltt '3 tl lbry T yttf llhore rJOJ f 90ds for lllt MoMn! F 1111ily -5:30-u 12tfDlhwl m fa111i1J Affair; DM1tr 8-Nll Contd Thurs Cl)Ada111·IZ @ 0-[uy a llftitdlt4 iJt feeds flf tllt ... ,.. Fa111ily Frank L.aligefi. 1tana aa a man who lrlH to quit a aecret lnduatrlal aplonage group and Barbara Parkin. playa a family friend, In "The Oudly trap," 1uapenM dram1 airing tor the first lime on tei....1a1on on The CBS Wedn .. day Night Movie at 8PM • R BUY AT THE SCJPER DOMEI RA"Ge coornra Ll!ASlrtQ SPECIALISTS SUNDAY AUGUST lJ I MORNING * lndiutes 1n Advertisement -5:30-u Man Willen Macie Show m Cllrlsto,lltn/lliMt AMwtrs 1:00 D ulld of Ille lost ())On tllt .... Ill Ytutll & Ille ISMS ... ..., ltOOlll -6:30- D TodaJ'• ...... CD Slcrod Hurt 11 Tlluncltr 9 .Mlaic & tht Spohn Word 80.yiwuk (I) Let Thtrt llt lJclll Cl Oaftf & Goliath IDWltlrit ID> Marlo's Miik ltowle Machine 7:00 8 u111, Unto Mr feet (]) Voice of Acriallturt D S-ncliplty Dli1•111arMe • [,,..._ t.. Allctlts ()) TY I Loob 11 Lurniftc Cl.GI Dlrwdlons IDMwiMlt 41) Enlat An11tf Hour @ T1lil b tile Utt SJ Yep tor Hultll 8 Acrialbft USA -7:30-a u. u,. u.. (]) Rew. Aec" DtCuir D That's Cat Seements include A l1lm 1bout a snow rang". another film about poodle dogs and Grandpa talks about beine a bad boy llUNlerdoc 8 It Is Writt111 l~lllour Cl Day of DIKMry CID> PTldical Christianity m hdfic lridces aJl Dmy ' lieliitll fD Mister llcm atJ r ... 11111 Mttti111 1l Su!Mlay Mm 8:00 fJ Dusty's T ,....._ rn m JilMIJ S..u•rt Show D atristo,lltr Closeup ''Lile lines" Lynn Caine. author of ''Win dow," talks about her l1tes1 book- 'l1fe lines, lurnine to live Atone Without Be1n1 lonely." g P'opeyt & His Friends B CIMpua f'roflle-Vitwpoint Oii Nutrition "Headaches and Diet" Host Dr Arnold Pike discusses the causes. symptoms and non drug therapy for headaches with actor Philip McKeon, Or Donald Gell and Dr lo...ry Morton CJ °"" ' Ciollatll CID Jerry F .... ...... .....,d illl Vliet of Acriallttrt SI SesMlt Street a o.y " Dbclftty 8 lrutll of Utt. -8:30- Dlil..tllidtl'S CD ()) Day If Oilcoftry D Tllis ts 1111 Utt Act,...... are eome of th• happl"t pec191• the knowa, aays Carol Lynlay. And what'• more ™'a alck and tlr9d of tM popular -notion that aotrntea are alwayt unhappy. "1'¥9 known more nuJa .outside th• bu11neaa than lnaldt," •h• qyt. C.rol 1tarted In 1how bu1ln•t1 at 10, dancing on a New York City ttl.vlalon lhow. Thi• led to a ca,.., •• a top mod91, then Into acting, debuting at 1 !I on Broaidway In the hit play "The Potting Shed." Then lh• wu on tM cover of Lite ~gazlnt and Walt Olanay-ev.r on the lookout for fresh talent-beckoned Mr to Hollywood and her fir ct,...r W&I launctled. "I didn't ju1t fall off th• turnip truck, a they My," uys Carol. ''l'w ... n all facets of acUng and actt91Ma of all ageia. l'w been happy aa an actrea and eo ha... a lot of my frlendl." In Mr latett ualgnment ahe P<>rtf1IYI a •ennarlan at • wild animal park In "The a..t. Ate In the SttMta," an N8C World p,.mi.r. mcMe 1'9pMtlng Wtdntedty at &PM. C..-ol got to wor1' with all IOf'ta of t>Mm ln the dtama tl>out wild anlmala panicking a 'large •l'H when they eecape trom the 81'.'lnlal Pl"'· "I Wla brought up In NN York City*> It wu qutllt an eicperi.nce fOI' mt to ~ With the big c.ta and other wild anlmalt," ~ -.ya w. an. toar9d? "Only Whttl I Qot within a hundl'Wld r..t of 1hem," ant M~. "I gtt ntM>UI When I fWd my ~I ftllt\." ..... • l)itntllsiofts D llleet1n1 Time at Cllv1ry m htr l11trt1S1n1 faltll illJ It Is Writtetl 13) Ru HtnllNrd all Herald of Trutll 9:00 UWICM CD 1t1 tt11111blrd D Odyswy D for Y11, Blad W1111111 Q Cl) @ Oral Roberts <IDl It Is Writttt Q) Dell St1W1rt [wan11tiSll e Dollinp A Dominp D lllDW T0« liblt -9:30- • Marlo's Macie MO¥it Mldlifte a a 111tt1 111e rress e Villa Altcre (I) f ta lht ll1tita Q The llinl II Collli111 cm $ptdru111 m Tiit Jttsons Cl) Ole! Time &os,el H4Mlr 12]) lrulcltt (JI) Jimmy Swau1rt Sllo!r 10:00 D Colll111ltmt11t D 0 llK R11t1io11s Speti1I "Maan1l1u1-M1ry's Sona of l1bm flon ' A him b101raphy ol Miry, Mother ol Jesus. made in Me11co England, Fr1nce. Istanbul. Italy and the United Slates a Cil Hour of '""' 8 It Children's TY m11a11ne ()) llot1t: "Juarat• (dra) 39 Paul Muni. Belle 01w1s. Jolin Garfield Ill Htrlld tf T rutll (JD) Nltk,. ID Tiit lllM .. TV WEEK, AUGUST (3) S.1rcl1 a San Difeo llllidt Ovt -10:30- D Today's •NciM U (]) 121) Jablltrjaw 0 lln. Len, J•••ins Cinl l1WS1Nbn m Indy •Ws a> Calmy Clllpel lff~ 11:00 U 0.W: A Mllllal hc.ocillltr D Acriailturt USA Proaram travels 10 Sp1lhk1n Corners 11 M111c Mountain D D1y of Diaftry u Cil a lirut Grape .,. 1J Churdl of Ille Glod Slltpllenl ®l llsua ' .....,. m Motit: ''Tiie Last w.w o1 sin. hd" (1dv) '6~-Toshuo M1fune. M1koeo Saleh Ill Church i11 tltt Home @I.and of tlN lost fD Wtndy'1 T t1111il Clulic Covmae of singles and doubles finals in this men's IOllrnament from lhe Mu1rf1eld V11taae Country Club 1n Dublin. Ohio. OtJ HorilOllS -11 :30-u Mtdil "Ch1lk Talk With A Jock Doc' Doctor Robert Kerlin. team doctor lor the Los Anaeles Rams, demonstr1tes what 1s done for attiletes hurt on lhe field DDn C...pus • Ji1111117 Swau•rt •ma...., ... ew.-r ... HaH (JD) Slltrilcl .... ... 0 TIMtMtf 0 l.Mhlc lilm THE HAPPY PEOPLE 12:00 1!1 lllWllllllltrs -G IHI QI) Worl4 Ch1111,1011sJllp Ttt11ris Chff 01yld1le ws 8jOln Boi1 II A lttttr Way D CJ) l2ll Ima 1114 Allsftn 8 Ftndy's Do tt Younett .., Tiii loW Olla 81rlllliM ID u114 If IN lat -12:30- 111 Ftu Ille llatilll • .. Ylllty • CJ) a DirtdilM Cf) lk. ro It D Mewit: CC) "Day of Ille Bid· _ .. (wes) ·~-Fred M1cMurr1y Join Weldon. John Ericson ID nu1ndtr 1:00 8 Cf) U.S. Clly Court Tmls CJ) hMk Aff1in IJ SWS l'WlSENTS • MU Junior otrmpics D 'Ott 1971 llati..al ~u h1niof Otrmllk Multi-Sport Cu111piolllltlps America's lop athletes between the 11es of 12 and 18 compete 1n tllese erents teltcast lrve rrom Lincoln. Nebraska ., ...... 7 [al Aftimla Ani1111ls ID lllf1ll Mtriull $ocuf lUIVt Pta,.ns .., .. 5.-4 0 ~ "The Ma1te Ch11s11an " Peter Stners stars tS JoltnMJ ti PNAM ID llllCUwtlb 0 llluJldo -~ -1:30-• ._,.. ._... The Calrtorn11 An111t vs. Ult S.attlt Mariners. .... CC> .,.,Mtll!M'' (drl) '?0-Cary Collins. John Oehm. Sh•ro. ferrtll, Sam Jaffe, Wally Coa. T trry Moort. tmW. ... ,.,,.. • TIM i.-. 11111 ltltJ D C••ra•n rr1·lta1t11 '""'" Sen Dlqo 11 lot An11lu. 1100 !!Jti:e. :,. ht,..._.. • a..tt.111 OMla -2:30- CJ) Ctr & Trtcl "POCOllO '500"' • At °"' -Hott lltith Berwick ,lilts Wtt• llNBC MWtWltt Kelly ltlll' • f..clwl n.t Ill Teus . 3100 .. , ......... i Clf-~. , .... U•· J'."1" (dra) '6 -JIMll btn. ltl111tn llillt JwdJ h«, Alja .... te CONr, ·~ ri,.. MlcNtl ""' ()) ... a:>.,... .... ,.., . ........ (dra) '69-Ctorl* Mam rl loll. Llfll t lltMf, ~·~ McC.rthy ....., .....-: "Tiit Lott MH" .... ,,....,.....~ vs; Sall O!tlO. ........ ...... ,.. 1:.-~ ... . ,... ....... , .... -3:30-D 0 tJI) ~ Specill A pmen talion or 1rul moments rn PCA Coll h1Sl0<y as weO IS h1&hlt1hls or lllliOf PCA toUfnaments of lht last year • Mofit: ''fHht luccnHr" (a~v) '52-Jelf Chandltr. Susan Ball 5'011 Brady. Joseph Calleia fl) Tur111Mut OJ~ b °""""" 4:00 u llcMt: CJ:) '11litf of ll1dld" (ad•) ''0 Sahu. June Oupm CD Tiit C.al Jllllcle es.dlJ • Vofap ID Ille llattOlll of IN Su llJ Mttlt: ''ll11tt11in1 Strihs f Wict'' (dra) '51 -Ruth Roman Rte hard l odd 0 IJI) MU Juniof Olylnpics fD Wall Stl'HI Wttl -4:30- IJ Car & Trad m _.llllinatoR .... Ill Rmew (BJ hte ~ tht Tur 1:00 (]) Journey to Antllture a CJ) Sur Tri\ U Gr11t Allwt1t11re Ill Moirit: CC) (lllr) "Tiit Man Out· a*" (susp) '67-Van Heflin. Peter VauKtian. Herde~nde Weis ®Mews @Eriu &l> flrilla UM Ill 1..-C.usteau -5:30- (J)Allil!lllWlfN ...... (ID 1""9Wt @c.c.rw OllNt'•~ ....... 0 IMreMI ""' SMw • ,,. 1111 ,.,.. IVifflNI ORl)~R YOURS ~ow • • PERSONALIZED • f:~SY TO USE • f<?A YOU OR A FRIEND 8e 141,. to UM Your Zlpoodt Pil :Jf t'Rll\'lll'IC ~ HOT CRY Slnl ING SERIES If you want to know what's hot and what's not in the disco scene, put on your funkiest clothes and boogie on over to your "Tee & Vee" and tum on to Metromedia's KlTV Channel 11, Monday nights at 8PM , for 60-solid minutes of disco delight. The show is called Hot City and "hot" is "cool" in th is sizzli ng new disco series. fea turing the top disco acts in the country. with popular Dec-Jay Shadoc Stevens and disco dance star Jeff Kutash. Hot City features such famous.or acts as Eddie ~ndricks, The Emotions, Aretha Franklin, Evelyn King. High Inergy. Grace Jones. Peter Brown. The Sylvers. Lisa Hartman. Diane Steinberg and Frankie Valli. Each show opens with a number that is too hot to handle. Her name is Fyrc and she sings the Hot City theme song while blazing a path to the turntables and to Dec-Jay Shadoe Stevens. who then turns the reoord tables in your direction. While Shadoe spins the records Jeff Kuta.sh and The Hot City D~ncers fill the translucent 5pace-age dance ftoor with diJo-action that's out of this world u they twirl and swirl amid a maze of pulsating laz.cr beams. strobes. mirrors. wild special effects and over 2.000 ftashing lighu. Joining Dec-Jay Shadoc Stevens on each show is a different guest star plus a host/performer. There's also a fashion show, a Disco Bio (a salute to a famous recording artist) and a disco contest. The Hot City Dancers, dressed in the latest fashion. arc out on the dance ftoor throughout the show displaying th~ kind of hot and heavy Style that raised disco fever to its boilina point. lo addition to special performances by the guest stars and the guest host. there is also a special dan« number choreo~pbcd by Jeff Kuw h. So put on your dancing shoes. tum up the volume. di m the llgtlts and ~t yoursclf ready ror a solid hour of disco vibes. SUNDAY (Continued) D CJ) CIDl a llncy Drew/ Hardy l.,s "The Mystery of lhe Al11un Salari" (R) At an Afriun eame preserve. Frank and Joe 1nwes ueate a hu&e poachin1 operahon 1n whteh a ereat while hunter, lreVOf Masters (fuesl Stuart Whitman). 1p pears to be the p11me wspett lhe boys leave on a camera safa11 with Masltrs and his d1u1hler (Anne Lockhart) to search IOI ew1denct While takint ptetures of an elephant F11nk also 1n1dvertenll~ &ets a photo thal puwides a lust tlllt .. The Sttft '-1YtY Sllow ®St* mvm m Aun t1a1 111n 9 Socw MJde m Gtn111117 -7:30- 0 Rllff Hoae @ lrwlians IM Ille LI• fD Aboft LA. (R) 8:00 fJ CJ) Rhoda (R) Rhoda and Brenda hnd themselvu lhrusl into mother roles when Gary's parents move to Florida ., tlll (I)) l'rojtd UFO "S1ehl1ne 4007 Tht forest City Incident" (R) lwo h1&h sthool sen101s, parked in the woods w1lh theu dates, see 1 huee saucer·shaped vehicle hove11n1 above them. and a duck hunter claims to have photoaraphed 1 UFO D Loft Amerk.111 Style • rn am a ...,. ttM West w .. Wiii (R) Zeb Mmhan sets out 1n search of an old friend who has been rulllOled lo be k1l1tn1 tnd11ns. then io111s hrm in a search tor the man's kidnapped son Meanwllrle. Luke tS confronted by lwo blolhers ol 1 man he killed 1n sell defense James Arness. ba M111e S11nt and Bruc:t Bo1le1tner star .. It Is Writtff m llo'it: (2111) "S•11111111tl111t" (dra) '55-111tha11ne Hepburn. R~no Br1ui, Oanen McGn1n. Isa Mnanda .., Salll '"" ID O btnt•a 11 ,.,. "The Claude K1pn1s Mime Thutrt" Tht seven members ol this lht1tre aroup entel t11e daydreams of musicitns to Momt's "Cine llltine Ntchtmusik " g hlllt Wltll "™J Ko!llln .. y -1:30-• CD Oii Ow Owlt (R) Whtn Jul1« comu down with stomach p1lns fol· 1owin1 1 111pl out With 1 yQ11na dociOf. she ends up 111 the tmer1enc:y room o1 tilt hose>ttal II hlS pt!IUI e QiNre• Sllrwltt • the,a1tptfll..,.r. '-C..WattheWtfW" Dalt (fUI pests. .c.-......... . .....,, ..... Ill °"' lllt 9:00 e (I) M 11 1M r-ar (R) Wiit• Ardlie and lltkt trt eccidt11lllly locUd '" 1111 NoftfVOlll °' Atclllt'• l'lfte, llMY .,. • Nttlt of "'"' Mid 111en t1ltlt Mqest teettb • 0 Tiii .. (Wllllt (2flr) ,.._ s.t ''Rlfff ef "'"'!Mt" A eynlc•I ChlctllO COP (Rte~ld Yn1&uer) Is p!t(td 111 •d't t!M11 lie poMS at tll Ui.111 MurClll ll1tn to ••PoM • deftCt'OUS lmvullns tllll tllat taplojts tht 11011<1tli•11i. Svt lyon. RoMrt Aldi. Joe Sanloa 1114 Woltn1111 Jee~ 1tt'1 TV WEEI<. AUOUS 1 , 1 e Orel Mtrts 8 CJ) ID Cll HC S111lll1y llftit: CC) (2111) ""'"'*11'1 Ln" (dra) 74 -Geor&e Peppard, Abe V1eod1. Roeer Robinson. Eueene Roche, Goldon Pmstnl An honest delectrvt wtlo un't be bou&hl by the synd1t1te n framed on 1 riarcotics butt and IS ~nded He sets out to hnd ttie crooked cop who is wotk1n1 w11h the syndiule D liftl1 llllt.as..Df fr1M Ridlelin .., .......... ,. rD ID ~ Thutrt "Pot d1r~ II" Heartblollen by the death al her d1uahter. Catohne decides lo co lo London to heal her wounds m bttlara/DtJortts Ea Ace*' A £rut Ptf19nlllnus -9:30-u CIJ Allee (R) The food ed1t01 of the lool newspaper dies while e~lln& 1 bowl ol Mel's famous ch1h • "'' ...... eo.1111 Ill REV. R. WURMBWD, * 14 YEARS PWISONER Of TME COMMUNISTS D Voiu of tM Martyrs m Dornlnao De Gall 10:00 fJ Cl) Slritdl Pete. Mac. Malcolm and Manie 1re traped in the Bouzik1 811 du11n& a nr&hl of !error, prolec· tine 1 very preanant woman from her would be murderers Th, bar 1s soon under s1e1e. w1lh 111 communitallon and u1ts cut off A5 the 11n1 starts to break down the hastily concttwtd b1rr1ers lhe woman slarts to have her baby P1mela Bellwood auests D D1Y of DiatotfJ G£1M11Alpf Moltr -~~ .., C.,.f "'9f ID "tit PerflrllllllCIS S> Tlle Mweclta -10:30- • Jill1111 s..uart sa... ..... 11:00 8 ()) 8 CD ID """ eae'"" ··~""' G T1b A '-1 Leak m Mttlt : ''S1111111ert1111e" (dra) '5S-111th11lne Htpburn. Romno 81ml. Derren McGavin, Isa Mift nd1 ....... WUW.lt~ O W.·12 8 Ill P ....... llC* It w.lf Trlf ...... -11:30- • s,.r1s RMI Cll mmma. eoauc Lat• lltflt: CC)......,.. (d11) '61 -0 .. 1111 lMd. P1111 Slftittl ltld Mhur O'Conntn en.. MOl6 (J)l ...... .... CC) "11" ... OllllM" (mp) '67~Vu Htfhn •• Ptltr V1111f1111 ('ft lht1t: CC) ''nt ~J.•Hlcellt 'filr' (MY) '57 •R*lt w.aw, -11:40- .... (C)"W~ LM" (1111•) '74-flltlUI '''"'· Harry CUlrdlno. Loottt SOltl ••o..• e llM: CID ........ (dft) '68· tilnktll T1yior. lncMrd '4ift01t -l:tO- .... ~ (C.) '"'" .., ....,, .. (COlll) 'll·GltH forlll. 0~1td O'CoMilf, ,_, ll1pt1 GLENN FORD: FACING THE CHALLENGE "The biggest challenge in playing lhe character of Jesse Craig in Evening in Byzantium," says Glenn Ford. "is making the character believable. It's a'very serious production. As an actor, I have to be believable every second. I cannot make one false move or I'll lose the viewing audience. "This is a very complex role and I analyzed it a great deal before the first day of production. I think about my lines before I say them and all the possible shadings and nuances. It is desperately important to me to be on target with this character because there 1s so much of him in me-Qr should I say me in him? His temperament. his roman ces. his idealism-these characteristics seem so familiar that I sometimes feel naked and exposed saying the lines of the script. "The role of Jesse Craig is a far greater chal- lenge to me than the comedic parts I've played and yet you hear most actors say that comedy is the most difficult aspect of drama. For me it's not. You can exaggerate in comedy. You can improvise. You can have fun. I can't allow myself these liberties in serious drama. I've got to be controlled and precise. I have to be constantly aware of what I'm doing." Irwin Shaw's "Eve(ling in Byzantium'' airs on KCOP, Channel 13, Monday (Pa.rt I) at 8PM. Below is a brief story synopsis: In Part I, Jesse Craig (Glenn Ford), a once great producer, hasn't made a motion picture for more th•n ten years. The decision was his. He suddenly surf aces at the Cannes Film Festival and many people are curious about his emergence. Most curious is a young American journalist. Gail McKinnon (Erin Gray) who wants to do an indepth article on Craig. Wily and Incredibly bright, she manages to keep tabs on all his activities. Crals's clgent, Murphy (Eddie Albert) is enthu· si.utic •bout the hlghry pro\l'Ocatlve script Craig has brought to Cann@s. Although the writer is unknown, the wbject matter Is controversial and llmely • .and promises to h•ve intern.clonal appeal. Murphy believes in the script and attempts to get financing from the very rich Walter Klein (Simon Oakland) Klein welcomes Craig 10 his sumptuous yacht. He 1s in the company of three Arab businessmen who will back the producer's film if they can make certain changes to '>how the Arab-Israeli conflict (a ma1or theme in the script ) in their favor Craig refuse., their of1er Actor Bret Easton (Vince Edwards), who is always in the company of gangster-like Fabric10 (Gregory Sierra), wants a pclrl in Craig's fi lm and Inspector Le D1oux (Marcel H1llare) warns Craig that Bret may be a very dangerous man. One morning, aft er Craig and the persistent Gail have spent the night making love. he gets a call from Constance (~hirley Jones). a woman with whom he's been having an aHair for years. Constance 1s active 1n everything-business, politics. drug rehabilita11on . etc. At first she's miffed at Craig for not ca lling her when he arrived in fr;ince. but gives in to her feeling for him and agree~ to spend a few days with him at a sec luded chateau away from the Cannes rat race. While Craig and Constance go out for a romantic dinner. Fabricio inserts explosives into the cord of Craig's bathrobe The couple return to the room and after a ~hower. Constance puts on the robe. There's a violent explosion In Part II, Craig recuperates in a hospital and has to face the fact that Constance is dead. Inspector le Dioux visits him and insinuates that perhaps the bomb had been meant for Jesse Craig-not Co~tance. Craig is soon well enough to return to Cannes and arrives in time lo stop Murphy from selling his script to Klein. Gail tells Craig and his old Army ·buddy, Olson (Harry Guardino) that she can get the necessary financing for the film with Craig maintaining complete artistic control. She takes Craig and Olson, who will be technical advisor and a military liaison. to meet Bret who will provide the financing 1n return for the starring role. Jesse agrees As this meeting takes place. Fabricio leads a group of terrorists who take over an important screening event, threatening to fire his gun into the crowded audience 1f 33 polittcal prisoners are not released lmm~iatelyJay. It suddenly occurs to Craig that the terrorist takeover of the screening is linked to the recent disappearance of three jumbo 1ets as well as the loss of three nuclear weapons. These three extreme actiOM are frightfully similaf to elements In Craig's motion picture scrlp1, I .id1ng him 10 susp ct hit cript may have triggered lhe greate\t holoccJus1 known to mankind. He's got to move fast ,.... MONDAY AUGUST 14 for 111001i1111nd alttrnoon listrnp, plm• Ht DAYTIME ,ltOGRAMS. Below, fol JIM CGllwtnienct, art Ille daJ'S -'es, iMmMC MOVIES 11:30 m "Alf11r With A Slr1n111" (dra) 5-t-Jun Simmons Y1ct01 Mature. Montea lewis 12:00 O :C-"A111nst All Fl11s" (adv) '52-Crrol Flynn. Maureen O'Hara Antllony Quinn 3:00 fOJ ..C "Tri1I Run" (adv) 69-leshe N1elun Janice Rule l:lO U ._c1 "Tiie Dml's Anatts" (adv) 67 John Camveto Beverly Adams M1msy I armer EVENING 8 :00 fJ (JJ fJ Cl) f21) llews ll[QJ @Nns 8 Emer,.nc1 Ont 0 Wild Wild West m l'ltate Oo!l't ut the Daisies Q) Streets of San frmilco ® Ulias. Yop & You mo.er Elsy fl) D Cllal*lin Colorado Q1l "' m.ooo f'framid \Ial Good Momin' llues A look at Blues MuSIC lrom its earlttSI or111ns around lhe 1111n ol the century unlit World War II Narrated by B B K1n1 -6:30- •@lllwl fJ (]) ®I ral ABC's Mond1y N!p1 llateluK Teams not available at press time CJ) To T .. Ille Trutll m .., T1Kte Sons ll•l Whit's CM.Inc m Mldlffl Ud.sGll Show Guest IS Wilson Riles State Supe11ntendent ol Public Education 7:00 fJU O>Ntws D U.r's Club Ct TM .loler's Wild O Bowline fol Dollars m 1&Me1.aq Q) TM Flt ® hNpofi's Teble fD MaclWl/ltllrer lttp0t1 IJJl T11111S, Trads and Trestles -7:30- fJ The $25,000 f'yr1mid D Coftsunltr luyllnt Host Oav1d Horowitz steps on a 11w eu to test the tl11ms ol a shoe comme11cat He also uses police woman "tresses to stage a c11me that hits senior c1lmns 0 Ntwt~td Game I f) ""'"' Thlt TUM Ill The .loler's Wild m Tiit Odd c.up1e QlJ The .. ~ Show ~ Oialotues f1.1) Cllannel 21 Tonipt ('J News 1'1! The F rtfldl Chef 8 :00 fJ (JJ Tiit JeffenoftS (R) When George alls Pres1dl!nt Carter as a public1tt stunt. he 1ets a ltltle more pubhc1ly lh.ln he bar111ned IOI. and the Jeffenons 1et a ni&hl they will never l011e1 1Wp of many comedian• hNdllnlng N9C't JUllt for Llugf\t, ~et 8PM, In lt9 HCOnd pl'9Mf'ltatl<Nl • ._Pit Buttrlm (left) 91\d Jan Mumiy, both oltertng ~--monotogun. A* on me thOw .,. HtMy ~. Don Adema. Jimmie w.Aer, CQnnle StW81"1a end Skip 1t......-.on. . ...... D tUJ ~) little HouH on the ,,.irle "The Rmoon" (R) Pa and Ma tn1alls pray tor the ltves ol the11 dauehter Lauri and her do& Jack when they learn both have been bitten by an adopted raccoon th11 has become rabid D lllowie: (C'i (211r) "BJ IMt 'ossessed" (dra) 61-lina Turner EJrem ltmbahst Jr l ho mas M1lchelt Jason Robirds Georae H11111tton O Mot1t: (2hr) "Tarnished All· &tis" (dra) 57 -Roe~ Hudson Robert Stack. OOlolhy Malone m Kol City A new disco u11es leatuuna disc toekey/ltost ShadOt Stevens m SPECIAl Cwtnrn1 in Byr.antium (2hr) Part t Clenn ford stars as Jesu Cr11g. a once 11eat Hollywood pro ducer who returns lo the Cannes Film festival to try and recapture his t01mer lame and lortune He has w1lh him a movie sc11pt lhal could eu.ly save his career. but no sooner does he amve than he allracls lhe envious altention ol international person ahlies who want h1s screenplay lor then own Shirley Jones. E dd1t Al bert, Vince Edwards. Cto111 OeHaven, Pat11ck Macnee. [nn Cray and Harry Guardino co star. The conclusion will atr ne11 week at this same time m <a (ff) An111 llir1nlf11 Anna is convinced Itta! she will die 1n child birth When her labOI beains she unds lor Katentn, now hv1ne 1n a Moscow hotel. and beas him lo re turn home He does so only to find Yronsky in attendante Levin 1nd Krtly become en111ed al Int -8:30- fJ CD &old Til1111 (R) W1llon1 1s suspected of be1n1 'the olhtr woman' when Bookm1n 1s lhouaht to be steppina out on his wilt 1100 • CD M•A•1•H (R) Htwktyt s abunct on tempoury duty with enothtr unit sounds hh • hippy reprieve to Charles until ht .... his replacement-• loud 1ur1ton whose boori1hnes.1 l1 too much. mn for lht toltrtnl 8.J. G 0 ID RIC Mt ndtJ Mttle: CID (!llff"thMI" (drt) '7S- Ch1rlt1 Bronson, Jill lrel1nd, Robert Duvall. John Hus1on, Altjandro Rey. Randy Qu1ld. Bronson 11111 as a T eus bush pilot. who It hlrtd bJ the lflft of an Amtrtcan unjustly 1nc1r ceriltd in 1 Mulc111 1111. to It•• her husballd. end earns his lar1• rewtrd by st11in1 a dar1n1 htllcopt11 raid on !lit prison • .... Criffhl .. osar... • ~,. n eater "lr1nslorm1 110111· (1111) Co111po .. r Coftrtd Sousa's musical l1t1lmtftl of • ~ of pioetts ~ Pultlltr l'r111 winner Ann s.rtoo-1 ptftOllll. po1t111nt 111d hpt ht1rl1d rud1l1hon on r,,rllllll'I tally talts .~ ....... -t.M-e CJ) Ole 0., at A n.. (~ Ann lllJ I CO·worMf htJp f!lh I pmtllla t.:111. Oftlr to 11114 lier colltecvt " Ollt to kllift her t11 1111 ~. (J) .... 11 ·-__..''Old~· Oo Not Go C-tlf" (~ (to) ~tr b111 "!lit• oittetts "" "°"""" flcM ., Ult tlOerly .. ltlis C*ljllty .,. 1Mf1r. ~11111ut1111 "4 ._.. ,..... "'•.., .. Wt tot NftJ ol w MfcffinM ll 41 Bill Moyers' lCM1r111I a 11ews ED Yo No '"' ViYir 10:00 fJ t t 1 lAlu Gmlt (R) Lou plunges 1nlo the world of a Hart Kmhna movement when the l11b editor Charlie Hume luis he has lost his son to the stet E111tr1e11CJ One DD •in Q) S,ECIAL C1tutrophu Thlt C11.a1111M1 lllt11's lrm S 0 S /01sas ters al Sea ·• is narrated by Ctenn ford and locusts on man made and natural ocean disasters plus inter views w1lh tho~ who survived tile at the l1m1t locusts on the dan 1er011s and eac111ne world ol auto racina. 1nclud1n1 1nlervrews with Maoo Andre1t1 and Peter OePaulo a Th• 8r ldf luncll CD Vtn Comnip -lO:J>-m News ( ~t World f1) lt•noir Oocumentary based on the nh1b111on ol Renotr's p11ntin1s which were presented 11 the Ari tnslitule ot Ch1ca10. recount1n1 the 1rt1st s hie throueh his letters. his work and hrs photoaraphs fB) Tiit .loltr's Wld 11:00 fJ • ()) CIOJ ia ""' ll @IDNtws g lM AMtrlcan Style G llltlt: <1:) "A Tlleuslll4 & OM NIPb" (av) '68-Jeff Cooper RJI Yallofte, luc11nn1 P1lu111 .. T\t 0-.. c.ple • Mtltu ZlllPt e Did CMtt S.... atYatWHet 0 MaclleNtlellrer a.port -11:30- • CJ)CIS L.ate llowlt • 0 • ,.., .. ,, c .. •TwMl&MIMe • CJ) 9 • S..p Clltsltr and Jm lc1 Tait 1rt In for usorttd surprlm lflltn llltJ 10 to lht judtt's ch1mbtrs with lhtir l1wy1r lo dis· ens J1n1"'s lorthcomln1 murder trlat. . ......... """' CD U llNrt ID=I Yw • c QC """ 12100 • (]) <ID a hflct Stery "Country Boy" !Cull Ruuell and C.ry Collins stir 1n 1111$ slOfY of 1 J0U"I rtctu11 from a r11111 community ""° attempts lo dt~ llis bacl1round and pus tltt tout11 police 1ca~cmy C01#1t te btcOMt I poliet off.ctr I & I -12:30- i 5.F-,.. LMf•ra .. (dtt) -ltlfY CelllolrA. Jubt Mam TUESDAY AUGUST 15 Few Nnlllll and lfttrMoll hstlnp, pltast Mt DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS. .... '°' "'' COlmftlttlct • .,. Ille Ay's moMs. DAmlllE MOVIES 11:30 GI "His 111114 of 1'0111111" (dra) '5 l-Robtr1 Mrtchum line R~ll. Vincent Pr1te Tim Holt 12:00 D "Once U110n A Horse" (com) 58-0an Rowan Dick Martin. Martha Hyer 3:00 ® (CJ "Hotel 1'111dlM1" (dra) '66-Alec Guinness Cina lollob11c1da 3:30 U (CJ "lliot 011 S1111stt Strip" (adv ) '67-Aldo Ray M1msy Farmer M1thul Evans. laune Moch. Tim Rooney 'I •VINING 8:00 a m u CJ) crm ,...., II 9 l2ll """ U Emerpnq Ont Cl MM Wikl Wtst CD PluM DM't Eat Ille Daislts m Strttts of Sall Frall(ll(O ~ Ulias, Toea & Tou m °"' UsJ m lllriqM o reiiwoi OJ) Tiit us.oao l'yralllld 19 MD War tt lllln A Gonr11m111t -6:30- • 81""" (I) T t T tll tM T rvltl ~ .,., ;,tffill $llew ma.rn....s-Olfllltllet r.,. • WCNil ,.._ S1IOW Guest is eo111tdian/writtr /ac tor end pro ductfldirtctOI Ctrl Rttntr II QJl (JI) lllSt !Of l.111111, Don Adams, Sonny Bono. Connie Stevens, Eintst Bo11n1ne. Steve land~sbere. Rhonda Bates. Jimmy Walker. Htnny Youneman. Jan Mutray, lon Shannon and Red Buttons are some or lhe well lo.nown talfnt who 1uest on tomahf s comedy hour U Morie: Ct) (211r) "Tiie Heiress" (dra) C9-0lma de Hrnlland Montaomery Clift U ffi <IDl all Him Days Do You Want to Dance"' (R) Fonzie falls held crm tutu 1n love w11th a pretty danc:in1 teachtr lhtn r«ru1ts all tht 11n1 to hone their pirouettes al her troubled blllet Khoo! 11J Motlt: (CJ (211r) "Mister Corey" (dra) ·~7-Tony Curl•$ Mar1ha Hyer Charles B1ckfo1d. Kath ryn C11nt ID Cafol 811r11ttt & Fritnds OJ M0tit: (CJ (2hr) "Stolen Hours" (dra) '63-Su~n Hayward Michael Cra111 flll iJ]) ({D) Anna Karenina (R) Anna. hvma peacefully at home w1lh he1 husband, son and infant dau&h ter. 1s hnally told the truth about Vronsky's attempted su1c1de Onct he recovers, Vronsky decides to accept a distant Army post 1n Older lo foraet Anna Karen1n's surp11s1ng actions. however. changt lhe whole complu1on of things 0) Hu111illadoa Y Ofen414o$ -8:30- • CJ) cm a I.Mme ' s.Mrtar "The Otbut1nte Ball" (R) Society may never be the ume after lnemt eoes lo a ball with ltnny who Ills 1ust d1sc0Ytfed hf is tile Count of K11tiowU1 end 89th 1n line to the lhl'Olle In POiand CD tt.·Wlb ., lar1olt 8100 ! (I) CIS ,_,, IWt: CCl r) "WIMariM 1· l" (adv) '69- amH CNn. Ruptrt Davlet. Oevld Sumner. Wlllltm Dymt, Nor111tn Bowler, Brian Gltllls. Ctan portrays Lt. Cmdr. John Bolton who. after lotlna hit t11bm1rtne In t b1tt11 witll lhe Gttmtn wtrship Lindendorf, is put In eh111• of• top·setrtl trel"lna project et • remote t.tstle In Scot· ltnd. At first, tht p11rpose of the stcrtl tretnlnr la a mystery even to BoU011. IM titer h&htin1 off enemy toms. the men rulirt they are belna Pftpar~ to 1T11nn • new class of m1n11tu1e sub11111lnes-tllt last K t rn the holt fOf UM 1p111$1 • flctl Of Nall w1nl11pt tt111tfl~I tn tllt Norwe111n F10fds lo launch 1n 111w!ISIOll of 8'rtal11 D Q TIM 111 hut: lllr II-II ...., (2111) Henry rond1 11.tn "' 1t11s Westtrn SllOOI 1bout an 11\111 llff!f11Mtf II lilt ltP ol 111s ''""· wllcM ...., manntt, ~ilr and Cllllflllll hM llelped ~"" wrvrve. and Ille Hmiri11& end tSOllrlll ¥OUlll ""'man (Ttrrtrlc• Hill) •ho helps !tit oldtf 111111 .,,_llCI M "rtlrrt menl" lllto takes lllS pltce as the but 11111 will t (Ull Jqn Martin, r1tro u.lk, Lto Goldoft lftd R G Alm$t10411 co "" e (]) (11 9 Tllrtt'• c.., .. , "IJrd Sona" Cit) l•c-11 llonoMtnick Ill M fltl dOWll tlld CtllShet I Mlotboi to11t11t1l11& • ~kttt that Stallley bo11•M H ill lftftttt111r) Jlfi1lnl !Of tot •rlt ID Merv Griffin Show fD (2j) TY on Trbl Ronney Lamora 15 •as conv1cl!d m th! • teltv1S1on 1nloi1tahon · murdtr of his 81 year old ne1&hbor •oman lht M11m111111 •h1ch attracttd national a1tenti0n whtn lht deffnse allornfy ar&utd that proloneed uposure to TV violence had d11vtn th! dtlendant insane was lhf f11st IA lht tuuntry 10 bf video taped and broadcast w1lh oul approval of lht parhc1panls W Mutt1p1t<t Thutre -9:30-u OJ) (1J Carter Co11ntry Ballols for Burnside <R) Chief Roy and Curlts find an unopened ballol bo• in lhe C1ly Hall basement. md1 caline thal Mayor Teddy may NOi be the 111httul mayo• of the lownl 10:00 0 0111W1 U Cl) (}ll 121) 20120 News magazine with Hu&h Downs as host II) Let's Make A Otal (I§! Newsdleck -10:30-m OJ News (J'O) lltnoir 11:00 u m u ® !HJ Mewl 11 l2JJ !8J lltws U Lowe American Style Ill Mowit: C.C i "The 8tnn1 Good· 111a11 Story" (mus) 55 SIM Allen m The 044 Couple QJ Allerica lllic~t 0 tn4i111s all4I Ille LI• flll Did C...tt Show U llladltll/ltflrer lltport -11:30- • (I) CIS Liit Movie: D 0 8 Jollnny Carson • TwlllPt Zollt • w cr1 a Soap m Gtt Smart ID Httan't ""°" 0 Ulln. T'll I YOll 11 UC ca,tlotlff Nm 12100 a Cl) tm 1B1 Tuttdey Movie of tllt Wtd: "M• Do I Lott Tlltt" ID Hllh Hopt1 ti) Tiit ltotltJftlOOMrl -12:30- • Mo•": "Mr Ct111ln llaclltl" (drt) '53-R1th11d Burton Olma dt H1v11t1nd ID lllotlt: "11ltJ Won't ltltlwt Mt" (dra) '47-Rol>trt Youne, Susan Hay ward. Rita JollMOn. Jant Crtt1 IJ) M0tl•: "flee ti fire'' (d11) '59-Camtron M1tthtll 1100 II 0 tn Ttll!Offt9 e 111attrid 2:00 G ~ "nit ntlrtll lty" (mys) SS lac• Haw""'" Ctollrty llont -2:30- • llltMt: "Alt H~ballds Nee•• ~: ·eountdot!n to Doomsdl( . M••IO: Atltlr 111 Tr1111f1d ont.r f111n1 ftom V 11111" 3:00 • -....: tel..,...... °"' Ult rtela'' (#U) ·~3 -RH4olph S~tt 410Q ........ ''CM!fltlCJ et Mtartl~ (.,.) '60-lllU 1'1t1111r. Sy1v11 Srml I fwEDNESDAYI AUGUST 16 Few RMllllifta and 1ft1moo11 list111p. ptme see DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS. .... lol your cbmtftitnce, are Ille day's-* OAmME MOVIES 11:30 ID "Count Three & l'ray" (dra) ~S-Yan Hrfltn Joanne Woodward Phil Carey Raymond Burr 12:00 O (.c.J MHomons West" (wes) ·~z Robert Ryan, Rock Hudson. John Mclntue l.'00 ClaJ (t l ''WMll tllt Boys MHt l~t C11f1" (mus) 65 -Connie f1enc1s Harve Presnell 3:30 U ~I "Tiie Happtninl'' (dra) 67 Anth()ny Qu1nn,4"tye Dunaway Gtorge Maharis M1thul Parli:s ev•N•NG I 8:00 D LD U CJ) ta News D ®ltlll llews e Emerpnq Ont m lllowit $pedal: ct> (211r) "Lowe Me Tender" (mus) ·s&-Elv1s Presley, Richard £.aan Debra Pa&el Neville Brand. Mildred Dunnotk James Drury Barry Coe ID l"luse Ooll't Ell the DalSlt:S Gl Streets of San f rancisco @ lllils. Yoe• & Tow m Owtf Easy m Hopr Ouke Hopr l8l TIM m,ooo l'y11111k1 O Tiit Ros111btr1.SoHll CaM ltmtlt~ -6:30- • O> lltwl CV T t Tell Ille T rvtll ID Mtn Grtffl11 Sllow m Mr '"'"' 1on1 0 Alltlqute ID llllcllHI Jackson Cuasb are Robert and Dorothy Ot8olt, parents of 16 seve111 htndicepped and/or m1no11ty 1dopted children They dis· cuss 1dophon. chlldrtn with hand· lca~s. end Younc people's ch1n11n1 attitudes m,...... lMeMlcln 7100 au•m""" CD TIM litaa SM. e 1111 U.f'• aw TIM .loler't WIM '81LMl.ar G) TIM f1I ~@[riu m lllldld/~rtl ...,.,, lM Alleftclll Style -7:30- fl TattletM m ur. c. " 1.t1t lbm ···-.TIM...,.'--•Mdl'--Tlll'$121 ... QMltiel Of=_. •nMi <* l'RI l*Mft ... •dul .. .... Pat1 II Micllfff J.cUoll lfllttv1m dOll HllCo a M11ttfn, ttit MtaKan AmbeQldor -~!IT=-.._,, .. ......... WEDNESDAY (Cond nued) 8:00 Q) Sl'lCIAL btnin& ill 8yullflliH1 fJ (() f'ilot "'9ject: Down Home (2hr) Reput of Parr !, starrine Glenn (lhr) Robert Hooks and Madie Sm· Fo1d. Shirley Jones. Eddie Albert cla11 star as a couple took1ne for a Gloria DeHaven, Vince ldwards more peaceful and meanintful life Patrick Macnee. [11n Grey and Harry 1then they uproot the11 family and Guardino See Monday 8PM lrsllng leave Delro1t tor a small town 1n the for storyline South lhey take the11 three children fll) ® tGl Anna Karenina Anna down south to look fo1 a different and Vronsky bored with hie 1n ltily hlestyle An elderly blind woman return lo Ruuia lhe11 dem1on to (Buh Rich11ds) moves in with them hve toeether 01Jenty even be!Ole her thus prov1d1ne 1ns1ghts and under divorce is hnah1ed, results 1n lhe11 standing that the11 urban bred sen mlual banishment from St s1b1fities miss Co starnng are Tia Petersburgh society lhe s1tuahon Rance. Kevin and [rte Hooks 11rows even worse after an uely D ra jJ)) llBC Wed...-,, Morie: 1nc1dent at the Optfl ~ (?hr) ''Tltt 8Qsts Aie in Ille 9 :00 StrHb" (R) (dra) '77-Carol Lynley. fJ CBS Wtdntsdi y Mowie: CC) Dale Rob1ne1te, Bill Green B~sh (2hr) "Tiit Deadly Trap" (d11) '72- Phihp Michael Thomas A veterinar hye Dunaway, r rank laneelli. Bar 11n and the hnd raneer al 1 park for ba11 Parkins Karen Blaauernon A wild animals, desperately try to woman who •S suffering lrom neatect round up animals after a truck by her husband also starts lo believe crashes throu&h lhe fence. treeing she 1s go1n1 mad A senes of mishaps the beasts and causm1 pan1< amona occur iodudin& the abduction ol her the people of a small town two children little does she know • SP'ECIAL Thit's P'1nlhertai"· the Drganizahon" 1s out lo retaliate ment r11m clips lrom the live pin~ against her family because ol her panther hims 1nclud1n1 a prrnew husband's former underworld and behind the scenes look al the connections latest addition. The Rmnee ol the U SP'£CIAL lllt Otller Broldny A Pink Panther musical comedy special slarrine U CD®> (2f) Ei11tt la Enou1h Teresa Brewer, Marty Allen. Frank "lost Weekend" (R) With !om and Go11hin ind Buddy Greco Abby away, lhe Bradford children 8 (}) cm 121) Charlie's A1111ts quickly transform the1111tekend hoh Jhe Jade Trip (R) Charhe usn the d1y into one of totil contusion-An1efs plus his own priceless collec complete with rock band and a lion of t~de to t11p up an acrobatic slranae cousin named Marvin who 1s Jewel thief and a murderer search1n1 for his rnner self (J) Mowie: CC) "Th LH1111n" D Mowit S,.ci1I: (C') (2hr) (wes) '71 -Burt lin~ster "Clltnrt ol Hlbit" (dra) '69-[lvis ID lllt Men ;,ttfift SM Presley. Mary lyler Moore SJ) 9 Cirut P'trforlltancu ID Ctl J1111 II llJ) E"llin1 at P'ops ACROSS l F"lrtt ~ S Clffnslrc 111•nt..(clue to 1n1w«) 9 Body ecid (~eY) I 0 Bit of food 12 Clesps 15 SeH••tffm 18 ttllien pronoun 20 C~•I or leke 2 l Llsht Intensity unit 22~ 24 Hedmtyed 25~nllmt 28 l>.ilty OI' Rethtr 11 ChlntM wormwood 32 .,_... 34 Vldim• 36 MOYie ewerd 37 Pod membtf It SCottlttl fOI' 'own 41 Comet '2 Ter~ DOWN 2 Fonnel 3 Artlcle .. e.lonclrc to • IVY 5 Tometo Of potato 6 EltMr 7 Clothes 8 HU11 11 Chirps ll Snellt 14 RtprtMtll 16 Ebbs 17 Hoitt 19 S.. wa1er 23 Set up • ltn1 H Helthef 27 txCUNd 29 ow.ct 30 Hew o.11 ll'l"CY (lbtwt'I , JI ftulMan mounteln renp lS Fae. Of tlt- M Ou• lcKld JI Jtwitem (~.) 40 5'lmett ,_...,,. 10:00 D @ QtJ P'olitt Woman (R) "Murder With Pretty People'' L11 Adams (Anne Francis). the powerlul and w1nd1chve owner of a top h11h fashion mod.el 1eency is slain and Pepper p~s as a model to gel in inside look at the industry and solve the c11me Dennis Cote. Allan Carr Mor11n f111child and Geoff Edwards • Cl !Ins B CD 9 1BJ Stm•1 & Hutch "The Action" (R) Starsky and Hutch become b1&·hme &amblers to aven1e a f11end when he 1ets worked over for reluSln& lo be bled by a aooked aambhn& operation Carmen Ca11d1. John Carradine and R1<hard Venture euest Cl) SP'ECIAL C1t11trophu That C11aqtd Mt11'1 Uwts mr)(R) ® RtllOir <O 8ill Moyers' Journal -10:30- m 11ews fD 0 JolHI Cact This documen tary eummes the hie of composer 1 philosopher John Caae. his mflu encu on the course ol avant 111de music. an O'ltrview ol hrs cont11bu hons ideas ind 1nvenhons and per form1nce seiments of some of his works TV WEEK. AUGUST 13. (J)J lbdleil/Ltllr1f 1111,.n -11:30-u CJ) CBS Late Mewle: H1•1ll fM.()/ D ~ ft JolMlll7 Cm911 • Trii(llt Z.. D CD Cill IBl P'eliet Stcwy "F1naerpnnt" [art Holliman sta11 tD lttp11'1 Htna m w s...i 8 Ulial, Yep I YOll fD CeptioMtl UC """ 12:00 ID Hie' Hopes II) lllt ...... YllllDHl1 -12:30- • Motlt: CC) "Julltl of lM s,ir • its" (Ian) '65-Giuhelli Masina. Mano P1su B CD <lG l2ll Mr1t1ry of the W"' "Space Watcher Murdm" m lllotit: "TOlll, Dk• ' Hlrry" (com) 41-Buriw Meredith. Ginaer Roam G> McMt: CC) '11lt LIM K1tl4" (wes) '42 Joel McCrea 1:00 D @ a ftlNttflf Cl Mawtricl 2:00 U MeNs: "Vichm." "StOfm 1n A Teacup·· -2:30- fJ 111ot1t: "Tll• lridt ea ... c.o.o." (com) '41 -Bette Davis. Jamu Cq ney. JfCk Carson 8 11 .. 111: "fatal lady," "H1&h Seaso11 for Spies" ID lllotln: "lhe T1neler," "Born to Be Bad" I THURSDAY AUGUST 17 Ftr lllOf'lliftc Md 1fttf110011 listiftp. pltm 1H DAYTIME ,ROGRAMS. lltlow, tor )'OUf ~. 111 Hit dly's..na. DAmMC llOVIES 11:l0 m a:> ...... s.ci;e n.m,. 1111" (dl'll) 54-Jost Ferrer. Rill Hayworth, Alclo Ray 12:00 D (CJ "Istanbul" (adv) '57-Crrol Flynn. Cornell Borchers, Jolln Bentley 3:00 (JI) a:> "l idt lht TI&tr" (adv) '71 -Ctorce Montcomery, Vtelona Sllaw l :3G II a:> "The lOH·lns" (com) '67-Jlmes MacArthur. Richard Todd, Susan Ohver BViNINQ II @ llll CHIP'S "Crash 01el" (R) fhe CHP otlicers are pretty proud ol then volleyball piowess until lhey meel and are lhrouahly trounced by lhe cnts volleyball tum lrom UCLA Robtrt Lussier, Nila Talbot and Oon "Red' Barry 1uut II Movie: (2hr) "Stella Dallas" (d11) 37-Bartma Slanwytk. John Boles II Cil ® (21) Wtkom1 lad btl11 "Horsh1d and Madam X" (R) The usually shy Arnold Horshack sllock.s hts fellow swtalhop when he m1s1nltrpiels an older woman's rt mark.s as 'llOrds of love and beems lo court her a Morie: CC) (lhr) "lmibtioll of Uft" (dra) '59-Lana Turner. John GaY1n. S.nd1a Oee. Susan Kohner al Morie: (lllr) "Tomonow Is for· mr" (dra) '46-Claudette Colbert (81 OllCt Upo11 A Cllaic m Th• 0r1&11111s O Tht Maile of Oil 1'1intln1 -8:30- D CD (IQ) (JI) What's Hap,.nl111 (R) Ra1 discovers the price of dmp lion is h1ch when he hes about his lie IO land a dale Wlfh 9 ~autilul 19 year old model q 0'1tdlsy 9:00 U Cl) Hawaii FM·.O (R) An ;uhsl who hated hi$ family dies, IHv1ne a b1mre will that virtually 1oads his surv1von 1n10 k1lhn1 11ch other off. •1th his eslal' as the p111e McCar rell has lo IJ(ure out 11h1ch survrvor 1s busy ma•1n1 murder plans II @ al lic~lt lrocbh1111, l'riw11t E,. A lrlle on lht Door and 1 Carpel on lhe flOOI" (R) Richie 1s ta•en 1n10 a larce firm ol puvate . 1nwesll11tors and m11ned lo a ta$e 1nvolv1n1 lht theft ol top secret en11neenn1 p"ns Our1n1 his 1nves11 cation he uncovers much s•ullduu try and an apf)frent homicide • CD cm a '"'"' 111111., "Rape" (R) Thtnp eo mad at lht 12th Pfeclncl 11hen 1n hysleneal woman confronts the delechves w1lh a h1&hly unusu1I 1ssaull 1:1se ([~ Eft/Mllc •I ,., Claude ll1pnis and his mime troupe v1s1t with the Pops flj) '•no11It,.,_Murrow's1958 1nltrv1tws w1lh AmtrlQn novelist umes Jones. and llloadway actors Hume =-:~ IUltct Tandy Ill et tlhlf Tr_, -t:JO- • Cf) CUI a C..tfJ "let: Mt4Mr, Jo I ~ A half hour p1lot blsed Oft tht llit lllOllOft PIClwtt. and sar11111 Ray V11te, Joanne N•lt and J4c Penny rn lht trtlt rolu. wll~ Harvtt lt1111>tc• u Karry Fdlllllne. Ille mudl l~ltd owner of a $111111 alllklaP« 9'fYQ Story COllCtfllS flSltblll•'• tllortl to •eep llis h•J llll'04mbufantt flttt 1lloal rn tilt SIM of 11~1 dl$lrt$l .. ,...., ........... 111 Lrnne Utt111111 modem• • 'ISMS!Oll ltal\111"1 C.Olfft Stt, lllt autllof of "llllotlleri, 01""'le11" al\d c.rot Cn11 McKtind. tJtcut,.t ''CW) td1tor el tllt A8C •1t ram~r U Ill '8J Operation: Runaway 'Too Youne to love IRI McMay mediates an emohon chare'd s1lu1 hon involv1n1 • oreenanl letna1e1 and her boy111end (Mare W1nn1n1ham and Gary Imhoff) who ran away wh'n her parents 1ns1sl'd on an abort10n Rober! Reed slais DD News II ®.l a AIC Ntws Cla!eu, The Pohce Taou In this il•iird w1nn1ne documentary special 1 camera team lives walks ind udes w1lh policemen 1n one ol lhe nations mosl d1lf1cull urban areas-lhe Soulh Bron• fhffe 1s no narrahon lhe policemen. the people and lh' camera lell the story Cl) Let's Ma•e A Dtal (81 111'1trpieu Thtater fZl) Effnina 11 raps ID Vtn C.,nmip (ff) llewsdltd -10:30- ID a> News <8J Jolln Caae 11:00 U CJ) D Cl) <lOJ '91 News U @ QJiNews 9 LM Amtriun Style CJ Mowie: CC) "Tiit llcly Ta•es A Arer" (dra) '58 Lana I urner Jeff Chandler Richard Oenn1n1 Andra Martin. Chuck Connors ID 111111 '11·Stnoe f'ootblll (RI al Ftm!OOd 211.irt CD larkra 1.W fritllCb Spanith and Lalin Composers B1rba11 Niss man a fulured solo1s1 w11h symphonyorchtslra• lhrou&houl 1he AnmlCls and Europe preunts l~1S 1nlolmal recital seuts m Dk• tftttt m Varltdlda Ol lbtlltil/l..elrrer Report -11:30- 11 Cl) CIS lite Mom: M•A•S•Ht U 8 0 Joh11111 CtrtOll e T•HIPt Z.. 8 CD <Im (ft) Stm•r I Hutch "Panah" (R) Cl> Get Sllltrt U Ullat YOCI and YOll &ll ea,tlontd AIC Ntwt 12:00 m Tiit Hw•lllOOntn CD Ntws/Mtwie -12:30- • fllefie: "111111" (drl) ~ AMI Sten, l1011el Atwell e CJ) QfJ Lt&t•• ti tllt Ii.cl HIM Part I Ltt J Cobb losepll Cotten and (dward Albert star 1n ll11s hvt p1rt ftc110nal a<count 04 the 01111u of or~11ed cr11nt at flleflit: "lllibliell ff Lift" (dr1) 34-Claudtttt Colbtr1 1:00 D Q ,_.,.. ••flfkl 2 :00 .... .,.., .... ~ (Ora) '51-Jimts M1tA1tllu1, Kim H1111tel, J11MS Dalt • ...._ Sland!• iwv ·•Cott11• to let" ........ • -2:30- • .._ ''lllt lncttdlbt• Patti l~t." ''llrslt~ Sta lt11da " ...... "lllttt $tt1tJS" "ltfo!t I Htn•' ........ TV WEEK, AUGUST 13, 11178 FRIDAY AUGUST 11 f0t motllUll and 1fter110011 listi11p, please su DAYTIME "IOGllAMS. Btlow, for JDU1 comentence, art tllt day's mo.its. DAmME lllOYIES ll:lO ID ~ "falhtr Is A Bacllelor" (com) 50 -Wrlliam Holden Coleen Gray Mary lane Saunders Charles 1¥1nn1ger 12:00 O ~ "Hell Bent for lut~er" (wes) 60-Audie Murphy re1ic1a Farr Stephen McNally Robe1t Mrddlelon 3:00 tlG1 C "lewen1e Is My OutinJ'' (dra) 71-Sidney Blackmer. Joe [ Ross 3:30 D "Youna Dillinctr" (dra) '54 N1tk Adams Mary Ano Mobley , Robert Conrad John Ashley Victor Buono EVl!NING 8:00 o mia 11ews D U llfWS " Elnlf &tlllCJ One 8 ll) (JJ NFL f're·Suson football live coveraee of lhe 11me btlwun the M1nnrsola V1~m1s and lhe Mtaml Dolphins from M•am1 Ill WIW Wild Wal ID flloN: (2~) "Citinn lane" (dra ) 41 Orson Welles Joseph Collen. Ruth Warwic• Cl) StrHb of San frantlKO ~( Lilils. YO(I I You m o..r Easy '" The $15.000 'Yr•lllld ~ Nortll Star: Mart Dt Sumo -6:30- fJ ()f1 ...,., (JJ Te Tell "" Trvt-fll Antiques fD MkhHI ladsdft 7:00 UUG)llfWS D Litt'• Club (I) .... ,., Wild IJ lowlifla ltl Dolltrs CllTht Flt !.t4l Tiit T11nc111ttt11 tl) Mlc"tlllltllftf Report <Al Tiit U111J111tld -1:30- • All Star ~--"" llWiW lilllM .Tllt....,..4:11111 1111~ en..,.,.,...., i...,_. S.-es fill ftltwt flll a.. !I TlllllM .. FRIDAY (ConttnuMI) .... Mowit: (21H) "Oau1Mtl\ Couraceos" (com) ·39 I he Lane Sister~ Claude Rains D Mo¥it: ~ (2hr) "Ooc10f at Sea" (com) '56 -Duk Bo1a1dt James Robertson Justice Bric11te Bardot. Brenda De Ban11e Q) f11tUA Sumal Re11c1on fD ® ~ Washincton Wttk m Hvmilbdos y OftndMlos ll Milt Smilll Spom 5't<ral -8:30-m Cfou-Wits fD tll ® Wall Street Wtek 0> El Sllow Oe EduJrdo Ill f Kt !ht Issue -8:45- D m @ Tlbttha hb1tha s Weighty Problem (Rl 1ab1tha 1s defenseless agains t an amorous world champion we1&hllllttr whfn her witchcraft POl'trs go oul ol whack Tim, 1s approximate depend 1ng on tootball game 9 :00 D r-U The Incredible Hulk (R) Working 1n a small bar on lht Galveston T uu waterltont David Baoner becomes involved 1n a baltle for control ol tile local dock wo1ker s union as two men vit 101 the prest dency II fl, '1t The ltockfOfd f11t1 <Rl The No-Cut Contract Rob Re1ne1 guests as a small ltme quarterback who makn Jim Roc~tord the tarcet ot both mobsttrs and federal aaents by 1mphca1tnc him in a blac-m11I scheme Mowit: ~ "The Strttb of San frandtco" (dial "]2 Karl Malden M1chae1 Oouctas m Mt" Griffin Sllow Q) ~ Vam lmpe Rel111on 9 Soutllle flD Mnttrpttte Thutu Poldark tD To Mo P'tdi VMr 11} Tu Cub and Tn Reform: The Qlltsl l0t Eq ulty -9:15-u m l2fl Oper1tion P'tttleolt "The Instant Ens1an" (RI M1ld·mannered Ensian Stovall, under the 111fluence of med1cat1on, bt comes 1 fevered suptrt11rr 1nd takrs a turn for the nurse Trm' 1\ 1ppro11 mate depend1n1 on footb1ll camt -9:45- • ltellywold ~uaru 10 :00 a SttaAL W'11111tr Ta•• All MtChatl Murph~ and lolnn• Petttl st11 u crackeriack Polte• lttutpn1n1 end a stunn1n1 frff tanct 1nsu11nct 1nwe~111t0f In tll1s ti1~the1rtrd mys· te111tdvenh11t A lo!tunt t0mposed ol S l)tl1tcllr m1tclltd tmtralds rs "°''" from 1111 seft ol 1 y1cllt andlortd 1n lO\ Anttltf 111•111111 0.1 Rtr. end ltnd1111 tht 10M10fl to tflt trunt p.ts tllt htuttn111t 1u1nst the 1M11Qntt 1nwttt111t0t each otlltt M olltn ts 1t keeps lhtnt 1n tandtm OIY!d Huddfesto11 Sicnt H.'uo Mat hn• llts•tCk lohn F1tdlc1 also IUHt 8 Qt Quhtcr A QutsttOft ol Ttmt' ~)Quincy' 1nvtst111tt0n into tllt mY$t,rioui dot~ ol •patron ti • llteftll ~ pits ll1m ~1~1 • $1.0 tawytt 1114 • pllOllY doctor •ho ere IMIOllS to p('"'11 tdvPl~t pubht1fy ... ,.... ., ... lfltai. ~·--• ._ hi"81111111Ct1 ....., ,. QetliCa ,. -10:15- lJ God's Smuuter D The Gon1 Show lll The lo'er's Wild -10:30-m 0> News 2~ ltenotr -10:45- D News 1 1 :00 D T 1 W ill llews II ~3 ?f' News U LO'tt Amenun Style O Mom: "Lott Mt Te11der" 1musJ S& Elvis Presley Richard Egan De bra Paarl Neville Brand Mi ldred Dunnock Jamts D1ury Barry Cot m The Odd Couplt Q) fernwood 2111cht 1~ lllack Perspective on the !Ins f1j) Dick C1¥tlt 0> Varied1dts -11:30-u r_l1 CBS ult Movie D OJ ru Jotinnr Carson U Tw1ti111t Zone D lfDl !2J1 Biretta m H.01a11'1 Heroes Ill Get Smart S Lilias. Yoa1 & Tov fI'J C1ptlontd ABC News 10 lilKNell/ltllltl Report 1 2 :00 Q) Kot Crty U)Tht HoMr-m O> llews/M0tie -12:30- 3 1!10t1t: "Ten llorth frtderick" {dra) 58-G11y Cooper D1ant Ya1s1 O ~ .. : "MadlSOll A•tnut" (dral 62 Dina And,,ws Elunor Par~er 0 M0tlt: C "Tnbts" (dial 70- Danen McGav•n Earl Holliman Jan Michael V1ncrnt lohn Grober Danny Goldman 10) M0¥1t: Gravtyard of Horror .. Q) 11!10¥11: "Tr1uma" (dial 63 lolln Conte l ~nn Bart 1:00 U T1tk1bout II IU J <U1 Mldni1ht ~ecial Ill Maftrk• m Tht $olp hctory -1:30- (1) lM Allleric.a11 Style m Hlch ttopts 2:00 Cl •owit· LC.l "C.11 Mt litmus" <com) 61 Tonr Hanc0<k. Ct0rae Sandtn. Irene Hindi CD lllewle: "T11t Ciut CS.w" (llor > 57 ltfl Monow Mart COfd1y -2:30- .... MtMt; "tut lM C!lnr (mysl 34-Ceorit ltatt Jun Parke1 at Gtt S/llert -1:20-n lhtlt: "Mf Fnerltt Wilt" (corn) '40·C11r Crut, lttflt Dunn•. Randol~ Scott -3:30- CD Merrit: '11lt ........ ., & t1M Lt•)" {ldv) ·~ Rollttl Sttc' GMbert Roland K•IY hirado •soo e Mtwlt: "AIMI tOf Mile" (mrt) ·~9 Stm 8'o41t. LrM Thomas. • Mnl•: .. ,._. Ottl4M tltart'1 (Ort) '!>C-Altundtr ltnoa. ton.ell 8orthtrs Y•Onllt M1tchtlt, A11111~ Oel!IH fhf!ldoit 81UI I SATURDAY I AUGUST 1' MORNING I 6:00 D That's Cat Segments include A lllm aboul a ch1h d91 stand another aboul a farm with Spanish mustC John Stbashan and his !llln s1n1 lht Thats Cit themt ind opli1n about how lht themt '50nl 1s put to1ttht1 and another film 1llust11t1nc 8111 Withers '50nl G11ndma·s Hinds hnally G1andpa Ulks about hurtn& th1ncs l Summtf Semester O Community Feedback m Univellity of Ille Air -6:30- D tll Muhammad .Ali U Bic ValleJ CU ~ Clissreom Ci) Oney & Goliath ®l P 109trtyMan11emenl m Unit Sia Ill Gllest Spot fD Clptlontd ABC ltlW1 1:00 0 Summer Semester II ~ lJ Hon1Kon1P11oot1 II m ® lll OJnomllll .I) )Ob Surch o The Hoe Fudae ~ m losAft1tlesP' llttrllS Cl) WONn ltetl to Real f1j) YQCJ !Of Htaltll -7:30- 0 ClfMra fllrN 11 QlJ 1t Go Go Glollttr0Ut11 D Paut1tttrs D CfOl 121 Superf11ellds rJl no.tr Amntt!Mllb a Tiit lone bnpr m Mowie: ~Offlt A Clvo'e4 !toad" (dra) '54-Mickty Rooney Jatk llellr. 01ane foster Kevin Mc~rthy Q) lolllper ltoom Eli) Cllaln of Uft: Tiit _,tlltlan lsl•nds 8:00 8 ThrM llio4lollk Si-a D lllowie: "Ttle llaftrkk'T (WU) '52 Wtld 8111 Cmott. R1thard Reeves Cl llOtit: "Air Cedtt" (Id¥) '51 Rock Hudson Steph,n McNallr Alu N1cot. Cati Ru.Htll m T111a LMll & lllls,. ..... -1:30-= ~~.Al,.0 = ~ Tllllla I Call De h Hur 9 :00 . ..,,....,,........, m ~ "llttl• ~,. (dla) $6-lohn l-nd Kttft 8rmtllc, RtCN!d 8oont .. ,"" • ,.,.,..... "Unfit AlncrtCI (R) A 1)~1ttl ltllltu lt(IMftl lffhlllflt 81ttit I an lltnt and Or Joan Ultyat Ctn1 unp 1$ tht host 8) 141111M_ -t:JO-• tJI ell ,,.. ... ,......., . ......:..., .. ..,. .. ( .. ) ~ ·041t !Jlprdt, A•1r11 Ttmnoll •111111 •1t11rau• TV WEEK. AUGUST 13. 1978 10 :00 U @ QJ1 llUJP a11ts/llitwih 0 Wtnltd: Deed Of Alltt II) Mot1e: ~ "kr•11 ltlnr" {wes) 54-Jot l McCrea Yvonnt DeCailo &> Once Upo11 A ClmK CD Trillll111P' 1111ic.a -10:30-a eatN111Tanu II 0 aJl S,.ce Stntintts 0 ® (3l Krefft S.pentlcM D Sc:itll(t Fldioll lllutte m Merrit 11:00 II 121 ~ M'IO' IMl'lt BaseNll 1 ums not 1v11lablt from the Nttwo1k al our prtss time m JuJt for Tttns fD Mystery Mural• 111 Ba1a -11:30-a <I 1 Stcrth of lsb U Dra1nel D (]) ({Q) a Amtriun Bandstand m NeshYlllc M11sic Q) The Bowery Boyl fD Wllo Bulll This P'latt I AFTBRNOON I ;1 2 :00 0 Fat A!Mrt U T wiltlht Zolll Ci) Tiit bit SW. • in m ™' w..• "' 1.ac11an m The Frenth CMf -12:30-n lJ ~ Ac.tdtfttJ U Monster blly a Hellpood Tet1 Jimmy MtNtChol hosh with cues1s Janet JoMson ot N111Cy Drew Mtl Blanc and tht pe1form1n1 croup Celebiat1on ft~ Obco 10 m Tiit betrs Q) let's lla~t A Otal m lilrdtlli111 ffl\ Consumer'• "ttld 1:00 U (J)llr ....... Q) MJ TlltM fetts • Motil: CC) "The CINJ 0..CM• Story" (d11) ·~-Tyrone Power Kim Novak. Jamu Whitmore Vrctoria Sha• Ru Thompson Us* ms.ui ,,. CD Tiit llN OMt tD IMlt: ' l•• & Olsoider· ,,.....,. -1:30- • CIS fllil fedMI "Clli•" a him produced '7 Sovitt T tltvlSlllft and flst11~11ted llr lOftdOll WMhnd wlllch tollowl tilt wandertftJ' of • std dot wllo IW lo1' hit 1R&1tt1 la~ ....... ,c...-. ~ 2100 etttMa•m... (J)U./ ...... 1:..:.~---...... ...., ....... ~ .... ,..... ...._,1 CllllC8 ·..,.;~-.. Q """ Q '" *" , ... -2:30- (J) Te,lc II Aerimtttrt USA <Ill,... • llC Ollt!Ml IS Hl&flway of Ki1t11J 3:00 a CD TII• Westtfl•ster Cluslc Andy North. defend1n1 champ1011 and 1978 U.S Open thamptOn British Open winntr Jack Ndtaus. Andy Bu n. Tom Walton. and other &oll dom superstars compete for tht $300.000 hrs! pme 1n the ctos1n1 rounds ol lhis clawc from the West chester Counlly Club's ··west course 1n Htr11son. New York (J)Spetdwty • On Campin 9 lollwJ • Mlltit: CD) "Tiit GrHt l111pos. ter" (dra) '61-Tony Curtis. Edmond O'Bnen. Arthur O'Connell m Mttlt: "Y1lt11tlno'' (dra) '51- Anthony Outer. Eleanor Perker. Rtc:hard Carlson. Pat11c1a Medina a> Tarun 8 Great Ttams/Grtat Yeara (J)lloM o • ...,..,,.Solien ease llewisited -3:30- (]) ~~lltftr• .. Sat.my •Glut Teltftl/Grut Yun ID ~ ·flame ol Ille Barba1y Coast ... stlmna Jotln Wayne and Ann Ovonk fD l-..!atl1 S...llft& 4:00 • CD CIS s,eits ~r Tht e1pected match of Thorou1hbred '"'"fs lop 3 yur·olds. ,(flumed and Alydar. is featured tn lhe 1100. ODO.Added Travers Rau fol 3 year olds 11 a 1111leand a quarter from S11alo11. New York. H11hh&hls of the world's top sloe* Cir drivers compel in& 1n the T allader• ·soo· from the Alabama lnternallonal Motor Speedway Cl) Gnat Ttnll./Cre1t Yt111 a • ., .. to die 11ttM of the S11 m ...... : CID "Stef, YM'rt Kllhl1 Me" (com) 'S3-Cla111 Trevor,...,. Brode11ck Cmrlord • utlllt c.ortlll• lllAlli.althfN .... -4:30- • hlelt ~ tAaeM1 • °"'' •,USA ..Wtf s.ntw .. U.llMC. S:OO .......... • (I) '*" '"" •<D •*'• We""" .. r~ (C') .. ,...., C.lter" (wtS) ·~-Jou CrawfOfd. Sltrt1nc Hiydt11, Scott 8rldy t111M ...... : ............. 11 ... (dra) 'U~Clilk CMif. lt111 T11111 1 M11t,laittt . .1o11A Hodft• . ...,,,... .... ._ ....... _ ..... Th eo,r. ~-· • . ., .. ... . _, .... 1=.··- 1" .. ,. ...... ........... ivlAINd I e:oo 811(1) .... G llMI: CID (21tr) '11M lo, Wllo CrW .....,. (llor) '73-Kerwin Matthews, Elaine Dtvry m lillrie: CID (2111) ''lllara Marw" (adv) 'S2-Errol Flynn. Rulh Roman. Raymond Burr 38 .... m 111e Ofiliats • l.Hrllmllla ISl Ill Seard! Ill the a.1 America -6:30- fJ rn u CD a a ..., II Maly TJllr Moore @ Ma111-12 8 Sb14io S. (G) ~iutly Speakin1 7:00 e Hert and llolfl (])Adam-lZ D f "'"'1 Feucl B EYl'l"itnm Los Anltla CD c.ntact [!pt D Space lttt tm Wiiifui )~ Sllow CD a a u.,.nct wt1t Show o .w~ g =•ii Tlllifht ID D Sllew .. Iris ClllCGll (R)Eftlliftc ti,.,. -7:30- • Tiie , rice Is llcM CD lrMJlllMcl -a Ill S.rcll ti: "-tllhy D TM lltat SleJ ltyottd ··Tsunami· Th11 sequel to the series, One Step Beyond. rf emits the case ol a W01111n. conftnfd lo a wtleel 'hau wtth a hdal w1¥e appmchina. 1nd a sth11ophrutc chtld wllo $0me how senstS her danatr CD •'-'_,.. <II .... Mollyweed @ W1M WtrW' ti AlllNal @ l.MI "'*"" ......... krs ..... LA.JU. Met lllln 8:00 9 Cl)1M W ..... Sllow (R) Bob and his old pal, "Tht Peeper," pltn lo take 111 the traditional cotle1e ba~ttball rame 1>111. alter a mmd nntUft rll the old coll-ac hantowl, 111•1 Wt11d 1111 Ml 1M 11\Stttd eonn. 11t1k ...... "Oudly MUSICtt (R) .ltmtt is sent on at1 lmpcwtlnl 11"4enl1tet tnmlOll. Ul\tWtle 11111 slit tlmtS a dttlU thft attrtds ~111tr s.ll¥U fraAk Con mu, Htnry Oarto• 1114 Robert (lltll$tttll llllSI • .. (J'Mw) '1 ..... ,.,., .. t:!~47-Jou Crn ford. Joh11 e • hilff · Hoine llllcMe (R) W~h• tnten 1 contest i. lrntt~ ll'IOW'tNhrl lfld ll$t$ hlS lallllf;utflew~ .... : (II) • ...., .... '-" (lft) '42-00011 W.llU. JtttJh c.tt-. o.b1t oa 11io •srat-W ....... ih Dlillcll bs r. "'9 l!Uibl wnt; IW . .., _.. lllttb •• ::.·~te= '""" ~~ ,,...°" I--~ .......... LI.# -8:30-fl Cl) fritllds M1chul Tucci and Darrell Fetty slJr u Teddy Serrano and Scott llolhns, respectmty, a once popular team of rock s1ncers wtlo dte1de lo lorsakt lht ··r111d" and become staff son1w11tm lor a shck Hollywood record company Dori Bienner. Susan Buchner. 811an Cutter. Lury Cedar. Drane Lander and Rat Dawn Chon& co sur 19J litt froai Wolftrap 9:00 fJ CD C1S SablrdlJ lloM: CCJ (211r) "Ctllt W Qlarltslol ll11t" (com) '72-Godhey Cambrid&t Ray mond St )aCQues. Peter D'Anda Jonelle Allen. Mu well Gltnvllle. Min nit Gentry. Dd Sabol, Leonardo C1m1no Two Harlem pohct dttec lives are laced with a baffhn& mys tery. a rash of murders bunn& the trademark of I 1an1ster runntd down over 40 years aao D @ O llBC Saturday Mo.it: (1:) (211r) "Sollltthiftr Bit" (wes) '71-Dun Martin. 811an Keith, Honor Blackman, Ben Johnson Albert Salmi. Denver Pyle Merlin Olsen. David Huddleston A rae 111 band of desperadotS encace 1n a round robin of whttltll& and deahn& 1nvolv1n& pd, 1ewets a Gathnc eun WIVts and ltanctS in 1870 MUICO a rn <m a LM a.t CR> Sec ments 1nctuc1t· "Isaac's Double Stan datd" with Purl Ba1lty and T racty Reed. "Ont More Time" with Nanette fabny and Don Adams. and ·c111mpanzeesll1ne:" with Kim Lan kford and Allyn Ann lilcl er1e CD 11tt KN -9:30- D Morie: (10) "at faktft Takes Chtr" (mys) '42-G!Ol&e Sanders. Lynn Ban. Hen' Conretd t!l'i)~ '-&• 10:00 •Cl) !ID ra r..n., hltnd <R> tprsodes are "The Over the Hill Caper" with Ray Botcer and Hamel Nelson in wh1(h four deprtSsion·era robbers want to pull one last 1ob; and "Pool, You're A lilovre Sttf" with Barbi Benton 1.boul a Pf•lly 111l w1th aSD!ralions of be<~m•nr • movie star ~Th, .......... Gardl • ,.., G-. tht c.tiy -~ «' s..tliit e lt'*1tnuacl11MT,.., An Cttn1n1 of 81uttrus" TV WEEK. AUGUST 13, 1918 -10:30- " Tllilipt lone m•wi 11:00 8 (]) 8 CD (IDl News B Qt lhft 1J LM Allttric.t11 Style ., StcoM City ..... m llau Athletes Hall of Fame CD llellty 'ytllelt'1 f1yi\I& Circus ~ Tiie Wolf11111 lad Sllow @ I ll M.,tn' .lollrul fD Tiit Tw llOlltlin 8 llt1 Kllfllur4 -ll:lS- M0t1t: (1:) "Tiie EJptian" (draJ '5• Ptltr U.t1nov Gene Tierney -11:30- fJ Mowie: (1:) "Tllose Oarin1 Youna MH '" Tlltlr Ja1111ty Jalopies" (com) '69-Tony Curtis. Susan Hampshire. Terry Thomas. 11 tJll 11tJ S'lCtAlle Disco Dick Clar~ 1$ the host ot this nrus1cal sptc11I. which 01111nates lrom New York's hottest d1$CO, Studio 54. and from the NBC studios in Burban~ where 80 couplu compete to be 1ud&ed the best dtSto dancers. The Sp1nnu,, the V1lla&e People mar• c1an Lu EdWards and trapeze artist Jinn Rieu perform II Tllifiaflt Zont • Mn: (1:) "at Go-ltlwttll" (dra) '7 1-Juhe Cllnstie Alan Batu CD Mlltit: .. The French line" .. Merit: (1:) HCllafttt ti Habit" (dra) '69-Elvis Presley ® Morie: House ol Cards G) fllorilS: Escape from Hells Is land • 'Curse of the Cry1ne Women fD lltU ,,~ ... the News -12:30- D Roller s.,tnt111 m Motla: "My Girt l1sa. Action in Aiab11 ·· "f1tt Came Back" 1:00 11 H Roa C.C.rt -1:30-D Mtvlu : "Run Psycho Run," "Double Door," "The Desperado" ()) Lowe Allleric.t11 Stylt G Tiie AMMurtn 2:00 D flltvlti: "The love Lottery . 'Balbol Conquistador of the Pacific" -2:30- ..... "th ..... WiUI n.. flllctn" (tny1) '46 Peter Lorra TV WEEK, AUGUST 13, 1978 YAMAHA CR-220 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER Yamaha's newest receiver often the aame ultra IOw distortion that Yamaha la famous for Wt at a frlldlon of the COit. KENWOOD K01033 TURNTABLE Complete with a Shure ellptlcal stylus cartridge, the Kenwood belt-drive sl~ay tumtable will give vou years of dependable pe~. UL TRAUNEAR 11·1 LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEM The UL77's are more than Juat a 3-way 10" apulcer. Wilh a full protection clrC\lit to e11m1nat• tne rtlk of damage and tone oontrola for room tuning, the 77'1 are a great walue & toUnd great too. WITH THIS AD O NL'f ~ 3 9 9J'.) lltl 60J.IO LOOI our Sountlltl CAIJfOIMA. IT'S ~I "RETURN OF THE GIANT KILLER" AI MOR OYAMAHA JVC ~ " ..... Alit•w .. • Ston- On Fet>rury 20. 1978. Atlantic Muaic ct\911enQed 1n~ to atranoe a bett• system then our "Gl~ot Killer" for under •1000. We have hewd nothing. Come and hew en. evatem that no one cain ct\911enQe. AIMOR OT-1100 TIMER & YAMAtfA NS-500 $PEAKER J V C J L • A 2 0 OA-4100AMPl.IFIER SYSTEM TURNTABLEIORTOFON F15E W• put this lncr.dlbly stable 11 a rMI smoothy. The two-way MK 11 ampllfler otl a klOP9 and a square bu• r•fl•• enclosurea uae Smooth. quiet a deQendable. The wa11e ceme through Ilk• 11apor-depoeltlon beryllium dome Jl·A20~gl'Wwtill•tllklno ' angbuttert with 1 ... than 0.1% tweeters & high-motion woofers auperb cere of Y'QUt' recorde. AM HO, The matching tuner Is for ultra-low dlstQrtlon and with the o.nl"1 Ortofon cattridge, bea1,1tlfully quiet Ind crisply state-of.the-art reproduction. tfaeklno at onty 1 gram. the eound senaltl11e. will aatlafy th• moat crlUcal ll•t~er.