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1978-09-17 - Orange Coast Pilot
.. .,, • • .... . , SIJNDA·Y . . .. .. VOL. 71, NO. 260, 1 SECTIONS, 132 PAGES ORANGE ~OUNTY, ~L l ~ORNIA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS ... ... Waves Claim First Tiailer Loss of More El Morro Homes Feared By JERRY HERTENSTEIN aad TEVE MITCIU-:LL Ol .. o.i ........ ~ Residents or El Mor ro Bay Trruler Court. north of La_auna Beach. uwakened this ri1omang for another tcn5~ wait to see ir two days ot :,undba(lging wowd protect their mobHe homes from further wave damage. A high tide or 5 9 reef was ex- pected at 10 16 a m. today. The ma keshift fortification held un· dt>r si milar conditions al 9:46 p.m. Saturd11y. A moblle home owned by Jack a nd Nancy Caldwell or Newport Beach wa.s the first .unil to be victimized by the waves. It nosed into the surr at 10:30 p.m. Saturday at aA5 degree-angle. "We_ Jllmost made it. It was j ust hanging by a thread," said Jack Caldwell, who r efused sandbagging because "It just was I) 't worth jeopardizing life." The Caldwells said their son, a s tudent -at Unlver s itlt or Southern California. had learned to walk in the mobile home on El Morro beach. "We raised him there." Mrs. Caldwell said. Earlier reports that two homes had been lost were false. The confusion came because they were towed from the area. Early today there was an air or calm throughout the park. "It New GSA Bungle Bared WASHJNGTON IAPl -The General Services Administra- tion has caused s ubs tantial financial losses by using ir· regular ~cllng practices for work do.~~ on government- leased buildings. according to a study released Saturday. The report. prepared by the General Accounting Office, a{l inv esti~a ti ve agency or Co n g re ss. s aid the GSA permitted butlding owners to rg ake alterations without com- peUtive bidding. The report was requested by Rep. Jack Brooks. D-Texas, chairman of the House Govern- ment Operations Committee. The GSA, the government's r hou se k eeping and ad - !. minist rative al(ency, also failed to get its own cost estimates before allowing building altera-1 lions--and somtlimes-negotiated renewal leases before the work was done, the report said. As a result, it added, the GSA awarded contracts after altera- tions were completed, paid more for alterations than .buildings were worth and faced huge ren- tal increases because of lts prac- tices. The GSA is the target of multi- ple investigations because or a variety of examples of mis- managem~nt that have come to light. These investigations are being conducted by Congress and by the GSA 's o'Wn in- vestigators. Meanwhile, Rep. John L. Burton. D-Calif., chairman of the Government Operations' government activities and trans portation subcommittee. as ked the GAO to examine whether the federal s upply schedule-system is working pro- perly. This system allows federal agencies to buy directly from a commercial source, and it costs si:1 billion a yeat. No estimate or the losses was g iven . But the report cited several examples: A $586,890 contract for • building alte rations wa s awarded in San Francisco on Sept. 30. 1977. But most or the work had been done by that time. · Extensive alterations were begun last May al a U .s. Patent Office building In suburban Ari· ington, Va. But the lease on the building was due to expire on Dec. 7. The GSA's central office told the Wash1ngton regional offife to withhold Information about building rertovation from the building owner until after a new lease was negotiated. was real quiet. incredible." one observer said. "People were in their trail e r s watching television." One Red Cross unit remained . at tbe scene dispensing coffee late Sa urday. . The Caldwells home was in space 388 and it appeared a trailer next to that space could also topple The precarious position of six mobile homes put them on the critical list Saturday afternoon, according to Capt. Jota Qerger or State Division of Forestry· Orange County Fire Depart- ment. The situation for 21 other homes was listed as serious. Forty-two of the park's 72 homes, wedged between the ocea n a nd Pacific Coast Highway, have been undermined since the sea began unleashing its fury during a 6.3-foot high tide Thursday night. Two weeks or brutal waves had washed away sand beneath many or the homes that sit on pilings. Sites that bave not been .damaged are protected by a road between them and the water. An estimated 235 workers toiled Friday night and Saturday morning to shore up the homes. Approximately 30.000 sandbags have been used, Capt. Berger said. to build a wall 4 to 8 feet high. And although Saturday morn· ing's 5.7 foot tide at 9 :41 sent waves crashing against mobile homes for the third Straight day (~WET, Page A3> Vpper Cr~t Vnder Atta~k . H~r hfif~;'sar'eff ~ ~•rs1~· 1'Ut·~~i'1~~~~~~ ~&'Ufi.fP.lU'l ,J~~~1~··~~ .a'-'F~ other pretty features are in danger of a gooey facial as Saturday's family-style beach party for resideilts oT she competes in a pie-eating contest . The 8·year-old dis-Laguna Beach. For another sticky picture see Page A2. . -.. ~~·Nothing ·tu ··Snee~~; .:A:t · -~ .. ··· ·Research Into Evil Winds Hits Closer to HQme By AR'nlUR ll. VINSEL OllMOMtf ,._5' ... It's almost time again for Those Winds. The ones that Isaiah described In the Bible as evil because they whip up dust, . lust and the , worst afflic· ) lions of one· ~fourth o r ·t mankind. ' Or th a. Father Gian ~aUl&ta Bae· carla or Italy 's University of Wl ... '-f Turin mentioned lo a 177~treatise as .. poisonous, brisk breezes that tum people's nerves to harpstr-f· lnt• and, sometimes, they Tiie names for thb strange at-mos pherlc phenomenon are leglon: f lbemselvesint.obeaata." -The Sharai, ln Israel, where lhe army limits U.. troops' . on·ltne duty Ume commensurate to poellive and otl&\ive lODI la &be et~ -• • ; . v •/ -The Hamsln, across the~lt-on body .. chemislry, mood and ter battle border In Arab coun-physical well-being is now proven tries. beyond doubt. -The Foehn, in Switzerland, Medical authorities say the where the Imbalance of tons. the tormentingqueslionis; Why? electrically charged particles tn Studies show that a key ts the air, sometimes literally blood content of the drives people mad in the Lake neurobormon e comp6und Geneva rqion. serot'Onin. This is the body's -The Chlnook, in Canada, natural depressant chemical, where old sourdough miners but just like any synthetic drug, were once hanged for crimes of too much ls harmful in a variety violence and privately excwied of ways. as victims of prevailing weather Noreplnepbrlne, another conditions. neurohormone. Is It.a oppoelte. -The Santa Ana Wlndl of providing a natural sdmwaUon Southern CaUfornia, where the that scientific data have linked aeason ls Imminent. with a high concentration of Vanous IC.ienWlc researchers negative Ions ln the air. h'ave undertaken more than Their delicate balarfce in- S,000 atucUes in the Pa•t ao years nu~nces inborn allergies to cer· to· probe the ficlcle weather con~ taln Foods or a hoet of other rac· dition that bends minds and tors ~uch as hunildity, -pollens, breaks down bodies. dust, animal halr, •uto enatne. The ract that positive and exhaust. tobacco amoke or even nesaUvlJqa_ b1lnee or lm· alr ~ontna and Jocced·alr bat• s--.,..~ effect. bHtlna. • · . . .... .· . -~ I "The allergists can't explain it, urlless they are very strongly nutrition-oriented." says Hunt- ington Beach r~ldent Jerry Fis- her, a tortured student of allergy and allergies. . "But anybody who doesn't believe it <the ionization concept ·and its relation to allergy and sometimes.bizarre behavior> hasn't read the literature." Ions are Indeed essenUal to llfe -=-laboratory anlmals nurtured in an atmosphere cleansed of the electrically charged particles si~ken and die consistently or recover lr th'l Ions arerestored;ntlme. tr their atmos1-bere ls r~d • concentration ot nc!(aliv .J Ions they thP<ive almost t.eyond belief. Planu lo such 'ln al· mosphere grow far beyond their l\oraud sl7.e. Theories behind the tonl1allon prlnclple link lt \0 the ortlln of Jlf e and hlnt that lt aomeho u- 1l1tlt a pbyilcal body's ablllty to ullUH oxnen lor maximum 1rowt.b and vtcor. -(8" ILL bes. ;ti' AU • .. ·-. Af ...................... .__ DEC1UNG RIPIPLES IN RHYTHM WITH THREAT£NING SURF Othet El Morro Bay Homes Faced Similar Predicaments Younger Agreeable, Debate Due on TV LOS ANGELES fAPl At- torney General Evelle Younger s aid Saturday he will debate Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. on Brown's terms the Sunday before the Nov. 7 election, and he asked the Democratic gov- ernor to agree lo three other de- bates us ing a Younger-style format. The change of position by the Re publican nominee for gov- e rnor appea rs to break a deadloek of two months over debate formats. However. on several past oc- cas ions, the re have bee n statements by one candidate or the other that appeared to break the deadlock. only to be followed' by later breakdowns In negotia- tions in details. I putting roadblocks in the way of debates. Apparently those were factors in his changed position. He said he was ·agreeing to a debate with Brown on KNBC television in Los Angeles on a program that norQlally uses a panel or reporters. 'Tm willing to let KNBC and J e try Brown work out the format." Younger said. Brown's press secretary. Hob- bie Metzger. s aid neither Brown nor campaign manager Gray Davis was immediately availa- bl e for comment on Younger 's acceptance. Davi s earlier had accepted an invitation to the KN BC progr a m on Brown's behalf. - ; . • I ... This lime. however, Younger • ~ .,.. au._;., ~i-k.ti •llNllll&' ~ ~ 'l'~. t• 'f" ... ~~ ~~t!IW~ . ~....J.cil _,.;lo\ •• , ··.~--·\ ,, •\~ ld one·l!etiate \151 g Brown's · format whether the Democratic governor agrees to the other de· SIJaloos I 'rail bates or not. . In the past. Younger insisted TEHRAN, Iran IAPl · A ma· on .{Qr{llal depa..t~V ,wttich lh«t,,. jor ,eart}lquake r~gisterir;ag 7.0P!' two caiidfdates qltlstiOb' eactl the. iHc ht'er' scale. r()cJced<',a• other whlle Brown has insisted mountainou5 region a!><>ul 400 on questioning by a panel of re-miles southeast or here Satur- porters, a formal Younger day the Tehran Geophysics call~ "a Gong Show." lnsititute said, and early reports But at a news conference from the area aaid al least 100 Saturday Younger referred persons were killed. several times to newspaper The quake struck a large area editorials and editorial cartoons between the towns or Tabas and which have criticized him for Fcrdous during early evening. • «~1' '1'111·: INSlltt: COOL CROPS 1t's moving along ~ward winter, but Orange Coast gardeners will find a rtctr harvest of Information about what ve1etables do well durtn& the chill months ahead on Page I E:l, television series on space immi· grants see~ing earth ma)t be tbie hit of the ne'4' uason. ft• !' creator. Olen LarSM. call It t blblic3l and compares It to f "Wagon Train." Page 88. L001' OtJT l'OR LOONS Pat Dunn's Consumer Cl~p gives a step.by.step outline of what to do when buylnt a used car. Page Cl. JOSEPH CALIFANO The nation's HEW secret-ary ls often characterized as htdllterent and arrogant but those who know him say he a1IO can be kind and caring. An Asaoclated Press slory rues an lnalde look allhls man on the move. P11e At. SPACE 8~188 A Rm "8attlestar o,.i~a." UM.nee .,_•..-.a ., ·~·-g ....,_, Ct4 catltwlll• ... CMttltlM o,.n C..-0...Ct C.....weN •• .,.._..._., AM 0....... ... ............. ...., ...... _. ., .. ........... ..., ,.,...., ".mt ... ...... H_. ., AMu..n ., ._.,...., "' Ml ... .._..... a ...... ., .. ... ~ ...... .. 0r ... c--r .. .. ........... <44' '"""' ., .. s..111~.--(4-l ~ ., .. TilllMMl<lt ... ~ ,~..... ... J .,.._, ... ~ ..... , ......... ., C1 h 0..t. Y t'ILAJT MCTtoell t ow~ ,.....,....., "' ..... • --· ....... ' • . ~. .. -·~ I • tJI OAll.Y PILC)l Sun~y. ~ 17. 1178 " .. Anaciri Has Ad Headache WASHINGTON IAP\ - A Federal Trade Commlaalon ad· mlnl1tratlve law judge ruled Saturday that the m anufac· turers of Anacin. tho hcadochc remedy. huvc talscly advertised their product as a tension re- ltevt•r and shQuld be ordered to rorrcct that false Impression. t .. A n a<'ln d oes not relieve nt'rvousne11&, tension. stress. t ,1t 1gue or depression. nor will at 1•11J blc lll'rM>n!I tc1 cope with the urd1n11ry stresses of evcryduy 1m., ·· Adrn1nistrutivc Luw Judge Montgomery K . Hyun found in th e raise adve rtis ing case bro ught by the FTC an 1973. H e recommended that the maker. American H o m e Products Corp. of New York City, be required to say. "Anacin is not a tenaion reliever" in its next $24 milUon or advertising. about one year's advcrthilng budget. T he lensio1welief claim was dropped from advertisements in 1973 a fter the FTC firs t challenged the chum. Charles F. Ilagan, general counsel for American Home. said hc could not comment on thc sub ·tunce of the 237-page de· c1 sio11 until s tudying it but s1:1 1d. ·-rm sure it will be appealed to the full commission ... llyun found otber parts or ads for Anacin and Arthritis Pam Formula, a nothe r American Home product. to be false. H owever, he recommended aitainst corrective advertising for lhese other claims and rec· ommended proh1biting claims not N•tablished scientifically. Hyun found to be false or un· fCJ1r Ads that s a y Anac in 1:.. stronger lh<tn aspirin ... Anucln·s analf!esic inJilredient is not un- usua l. special or stronger than aspirin. since it Is nothing other thun aspirin ... · Claim' that a person who lakes Anacin can C'xp<•ct relief within 22 seconds ... Relief from Anaclo is not obtained within thal period Of timC', '-' he '>Uld. -References to a "doctor's survey" used in touting Anacin. These are deceptive because the s urvey "does not provide a rea- \ i;onable basis for the represen· Cuums that Anacin Is more t>ffect1 vc for relieving pain tha n any other analgesic available without a prescription. This .. h.u not beeo sclcnt tticalJ y established ... he said. Advertising that it has been <'!>lablished thcit Arthritis P am Formula wall cause gastric dis· comfort less frequently than any o t h Lr n o n -prescr 1pt1on -.nalges1c His order also would re.>qum• d l:>C'IOSUrl' or ,he prt'Sl.!OCe or asp irin in future adv<•rtisements of the two products. Cons umt•r s ale s of Anacin came to about S4 i million dunng the first ha lf of 1977 and were about $7 mtlllon for Arthriti~ Pain Formula. Boy Slain By~~per I',.... Page Al ILL WINDS BLOW IN • • • Young fi'aceful MERRILL. Mich. IAPl A 12-year -old boy was killed and l wo oth e r c hildre n we re wounded Saturday by gunshots apparently fired by a sniper, police sajd. The children were shot while they played in a stfeet outside a tavern. officers said. The shots apparently came from the roof of a vacant building across the s treet, police added. · Saginaw County shc rifrs dcp· uties said 12-year·old William Mills was killed. The other two children. Michael Brown, 4, and Delphine Merritt, 16. were listed In good condillon at St. Luke's Hos pita l ln Saginaw. Air is sometimes described as bracing. People v1s i(1ng Yosemite Valley. one of the most negative ion-charged realms on the race of the earth. invariably feel in- vigorated. Virtually everyone relaxing beside a stream or es pecially a waterfall. which ca11 s c s at· m o s pheric c hanges or a m olecular nature gcncratin~ negative ions. feels the same :.ens a lion People ~peak of I he op- pr ess1 ve sensation beron· a thunder storm and the reeling or well-being after its passage .. rrnh,. Thornton. 7. comes up for air whale doing his best 10 de molish a c hl'rry pie in · Laguna Beach·s a ll - Americ_}an cele bration of the end-of·summer·tourist :,<.•:J o;on. Rc:,idcnts competed Saturday in a variety of contests. Pat O'Boyle. owner of the tavern. said he had chase¢ the three children away from In front of the bar at least once before the shots early Saturday. o.lfy ""' ..... ~ BELIEVES ION THEORY Jerry Fisher L ig htning as a powerful generator of the nega(ive ions t hat scientists say are so essen- tial to good health. Symptoms or high positive-ion concentration include hay revcr. Trio Hurt LiVing With a Handkerchief In Off Ramp Look'ing tared. with a lrUCl' of dark ,4,!r Imbalance A hollows 1,inder his intense eyes. Jerry f'J.L accident ril>hCr faces each day With Carrol JUICC. =--~~~~~-1-~~rr~cs~h771h~an~d~k~~1~·cu~~ao~d~a~~~ag~1~r4bolJU4x~~~~t=.l~·~vesfti'.n Su•~e•~rs hrcc San Clcmenteans were a out the s17.c or an alarm clock. be. ':IJ • • ~ n1Jurcd when the car in· which · lie shurcs the woes orthe one person rt1cy were traveling allegedly hit ·in four who arc allergic subJccted to '~ Do .~ U ll' a gua rd ran and rolled over on chemical changes resulting from the en· n 'Be OJ · ne the off ramp of northbound In· vironmcnt an which he lives and works lurs lalc 5 at J crrrey Road late to provide for a family. · Saturday night in East Irvine. "I 'vc gone through life with a ('ha r lolt<> Walson . 24 , a handkerchief in my hand," says the 1w ..,..,<•ng1.•1 1n a Volk ..,w ~rgcn rinellm<-K :m sa:i; formboy. 36. who now • drl\•t•n IJy Mich<iel Todd. 2 1. w;is '"'''" <ti 174,12 Encino Circle in Hunt- d tll• to h1· iidm11I C'd tu Tustin rngton lh:ach <'o m m unity I lospst..al. accordrng Fis her suffers form severe a lleTgies t o an rnvc!-.li gC:1 to r for the affected by the degree of positive and <·;d1 forn1 lt llsghwa\ Patrol :-)h(.• m•gat1vt' ions in th(• atmos~rc : a com· ~llil<·rc·d l;w wl 1111unc·' µlt•'.\ ;rl01cl1on that ca n transform a l'.1-,!-.l'ng1·r [);a\ HI W1bon ;incl ht.·a H·nl) ·b<'aut1ful day into a dose or I odd wt•n · t!~p<•t·ted to lw tn•Hl· ht•ll l'll .incl rl'lca'>1·d ~'l urltc•s '>how lhl' ionization problem l\llh1111gh no 1 har~t.·'> \\Jll Le tat"> an with a v<.incty of other factors fi ll·lf fK•ndang e:rn invt•st igulion. from foods to dust and plant pollen. a 1111· ('11 P spok<''>man !\a HI c:uu se last that could fill an entire newspaper o! the crush a prM!an-cl to hC' driv· pa~e in small print. 1ni.: u11dc1· 11w rnfluC'n1·c of Fisher. u sales man or blood analysis .1fl-oh11I machines. also sells the Modulion. a machine that allegedly clears the air. Twister Hits GRINNELL. fo~a IAPI Al lc:J'-t !'.t:'ven pen.ons were killl'd ;i nd 40 persons IOJUred when two lflrnadoes hit in Centra l Iowa l:1lc Sa turday. authorities s aid. F'1ve J)<'rsons died when one tw is ter hit the Grinne ll ln- h·rch ange on Interstate 80. Two other per.;ons were killed when a 1 wis ter hit the i.mall community of L :rnrc l. about l !i mi le s northwt>st of Grinnell. ·?t .. The device he peddles independently more as a labor or love than ror profit se ll s for $65 to $100 depending on the deal e r sou r c e a nd d ischarges negative ions. or electrically charged microscopic particles. "I got involved with the Modulion because I'm a chronic allergy suf- ferer." says Fisher. a stoic man who must plan his diet carefully and shuns s ugar like a teaspoonful of Bubonic plague bacleria. The key capsulized is that in- teraction of positive Ions and a person's own a llc rRenic s ubstances produces a chemical canect·serotonin in the human body. which in turn irritates brain and other tlaa'Ues. . This releases another body substance called histatnlne. which is why allergy .. pills and solutions prescribed as re- medies are called antihistamines. "Antihistamine is no answer:· con· tends Fisher. char~ing that if anything. 1t often does more ha rm than good. "The very heart of the proble m is weakness of the adrenal glands ... he claims. echoing what is expounded by various studies including r..csearch by Dr. Kurt. W . Donsbaeh. founder or the Intern ationa l Ins titute of Natural Health Sciences Inc .• and a prolific author. · The organization is headquartered In Fountain Valley. Recently. Donsbach. a doctor·writer· researctier began m arketing a variety of Sl health care booklets through market outlets, with 14 in print and 10 more due, addressing everything from facial acne to hemorrhoids and varicose veins. "He's a genius," says Fisher. who once eouldn 't comprehend his allergic afnlction and auumed it wu man's natural condillon. "I worked in the wheat harvest and t just figured s uffering was part of li£e . One .Th·in Di1De Won't Do ' .. • .. , ,. Aucti.oneer's . , . Spiel Putting Fun on Bl,ock A larg<' turnout is expected for today's 11 a.m . auction of gam C6 and arcade machines a l the Balboa Peninsula Fun Zone, Edwatcr Avenue a nd Palm Street at the entrance to the Ualboa Island ferry. The event, to be conducted by A.Z. Stein 0£ North Hollywood, will be held in the Penny Arcade building. Some 140 coin-operated machines will be sold. Four carnival type games within the block Fun Zone com· plex will also be auctioned. They a re a spill the milk game, basket· ball throw, balloon bust dart con· cession and a punk rack. Each will be sold as an entity, accord· Ing to owner BlU Olson. You don't get u day off because you're s ick and on a farm you don·t r un to the doctor every day:· hl' recall~ .. And lht•y .don't u~uj.tll)'._ have the _a.n.swcrs anyway.·· Allergies associated with positively cha rged atmosplierlc ions m ay be· behind far more problems than sneez. mg. runny noses and watery~-or the host of other physical Ills they produce. T he U.S . Navy is a feade r in worldwide research into what ions do and the Federal Avtatlon Admln11tra. lion is ~ percent convinced the condi- tion contributes to some plane cnshes. Cockpits especially in instrqment- lade n jetliners are lilerally positive ion chambers due to radiation general· ed by the banks or sophisticated de· vices . The result is fat1J?ue. listlessness. ~roggin~ss. ne rvousness and other al- le r gy -associatcd health problems <1mong aviators prone 10 experaent•e them . research data shows. Fisher and has family e nJOY a diet de- signed to curb allergies. "I take a lot of Vita min A. I buy or- ganica lly grown carrots by the 25 pound, bag and juke them ... h~ explains. "The FDA says it will kill me. but I've been drinking it for quite a few years and it hasn't hurt m e. The big dif- ference in Vitamin A is between natural and synthetic.·· Fis her. ltke KABC-TV weather forecaster Or. George Fischbeck. swears by the negative lc)n discharger machine as a diet adjunct for sl!fferers. "Tell him rm in the market fOr one or his machines!" Or. George exclaimed this week when interviewed by phone in the KABC Studio ln the heart or Los Angeles' s mog belt. · data rt Cl'EAm CHEESE with -dotes While Olson expect.8 many of the items to go to other con· ceaslonaJres, he believes some games will be bought by ln· dlvlduals as a keepsake. .. ~ -"°"' Hftikefy ,.,,. of °"'° ... o..n. ,., ... n ....... It'• 3· 59 lb .. .. ~Ray~ ~~ 'What is It they say about splllod milk?' -• - Although the sames are being sold and pleas call for demoli· lion of the •rcade bulldlnfC as 1)art er a renovation by \hree new ownen the .Fun ZOn• block, ... rides and one aamo wlll continue to OPOtllt. ' -• . --· -"'Y wftlt I nut4111 f .. "'• ...... ~ °" Hldlofy ,.,.. of OMo4f oftl Wlhfl "' ........... c.... ....... . ...... ~ .......... ¥111• HM*4WY ,., __ of Otlto• , • ,l'Mkl Jt tO• • • • dly ............ of "' ..., O.ttri. • # -.~. -. .. . • ust hma . rhinitis. migra1nt: hl'a d a cht•s. ne r vous nf's:,.. palpitations. digl'stivc problem!>, 1rralabilily, hypertens ion and depresMon. Suicides and murde r have bC'e n blamed on this environ- mental Cactcir. One· of the-more recent experi- ments propos l'CI was to be done ;.it Fa1rv1cw State Ho5pit al in Costa Mesa by Dr. George Fis · ehbeck. the KABC-TV Channel I Wt'at her forecaster and a UC Irvine profci;sor·scienlisl. They would have been able to monitor the b<!havior and al · lcrgy symptoms of hundreds· of phy~.cally handicapped and menfally .retarded persons in a controlled environment. Scie ntists involved In U.S. Navy ionization okpetiments of· fered the sophisticated equip· me nt to t.'Slablish test and con- trol groups who would live in - wards where the: a ir wa!-. l'harged wi th.negative ions. The St ale Departme nt of llcallb which spends millioni. of dollar" annually on drug~ to t·ontrol IL~ r hcnts · a llergies and <'lt:'Vat~ depress the mood or I hl• human m ind refus<'d thc•m pt•rm1~s1on /\dm1naMrators m !)u<'r:.amcnlo reared lawi.uils would r~ull from parents charging that their ha ndicapped children were tx>- ing used as human guinea pig!> SUNDAY DAILY PILOT n..o--.-.~"' CM••• P• •"-wfttf"'''',,.., OifW-d t,_.._....._ o,.,.., •'\DUOl•~bt• ... o.--.. (Jw\t P\,ott~tfV)(~<lf'I• '-'P..•Kf>"'°'''°""""" .. out>h"""'O ""°""'"'"' ''"'°"~ t-•t(My •1t• (..,..,,,. ~ ..... wt>t'Ji't t}f>M"' Huftt~f'lil' 9--M" ~°""' t•1n V•"•• ''"""'"' "-f'.tO•~· y.,., ... ., .it"'4'J ~~.,._ '°"'"'° .. 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"' fi',.._ ·P11ge A .I WET BRIGADE SAVES HOMES there WQS utlle )>CVere damage Many por c h es. deck s. wal kway~ and stair.ways had b~n damaged or detached Fri· day night Onl' teen-ager. working with CORONA DEL MAR KEY CLUB STUFFS PILE OF BAGS · sandbags. was caught by a wave and taken seaward Saturday morning. but another worker swam out to rescue him. The youth required no treatment. No names were available. accord· in~ to Capt. Berger. who subse· quently s ummoned lifeguards to standby. A few Lrailers were tilting bad· ly and trucked-in sand was being worked '"pretty loose"' by the sea. according to Capt. Berger SHORED UP SIDELIGHTS More Photos on Page 02 who said he didn't expect some homes to IC1sl until this morning Orficials arc keeping a watch on sund slippage. The shoreline had dropped 8 reel by late Satur· day night and one spo"esperson s aid a loss of a nother 3 feet would prove serious. ...Trucks from the Environmen· tal Management A'gencY"firSi · ta Ana had hawed approximate- ly 42 loads of sand. ~ach about 15 tons. by noon Saturday, Capt. Berger said. The 10 crews of workmen in- cluded forestry. Orange Coullt.Y Fir rt.mept 'J)ersonnel and inmates from state forestry con- ser vation cam'J)s in Orange. Los Angeles. Riverside a nd San Diego counties. They worked In knee-deep water Saturday mom· ing under blue skies dotted by soft-white clouds. The workmen left at noon Saturday when it was d e · termincd they had done all they t'ould to protect the home~. Sunday. September 17, 19'78 DAILY PILOT Ai S . E dN .. ~ umnnt n ear.:; ~ .. · ··: Accord Unlikely, White House Hin"8~: CA MP DAVID <AP I -The Middle Ea~t summit -ils out· come still a mystery moved on Saturday toward a dramatic end as President Carter made c1 fina l effort to draw Egypt and Israel t.oghcther on issues that would keep the peace process a live. Ca rter su ggested the con· ference be ended late today. and Egypt's Anwa r Sadat and Is r a e I · s Me n a c h e.rn Beg In agreed. said White House press secretary.Jody Powell. "It simply grew out o( a cpn cluslon everyone had come to t hat these issues had been thoroughly aired.·· said Powell. who ha~ served as SPoke.sman for all three governments durini;i the nearly two-week-long talks that have been cloaked in secrecy. A s the final countdown began. Carter set up separate meetings with President Sadat and with Prime Minister Begin. An Egyptian official said the negotiations now were "very de· lie ate.·· Another d1plomat1c source. as king not to be identified. said tht' talks were Cil a ''critical :;tage .. and could end m a full or p ar tial agreeme nt or with failure. This source said Carter. who had been making · ·suggesti~ all :ilong, was en1aged in ._,: tensive negotiations ht his talll!I; with Sadat and Begin and tt\,O· they held the key to the ultimate' outcomt.'. Carter met in late afternooa with Sadat In Aspen Lodge, the U.S. president's headquarte...._ ror 21~ hours. Carter then met with Begin for almost 4"2 hou" in a meeting that didn't end untd early this morning. • The Begin meeting, also hel• at Aspen Lodge. did not start ~ lll thc end of the Jewish Sabba at sundown. Begin had cancel tentative plans to a ttend a perlormanc<' of the Is r aeli • Philharmonic Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in Washingtoo to meet with ~arter. At u briefing. Powell said thc1 {' wat> no certainty t hat Sadat and Begin would ag~~ even on ct formula for keeping ne~ot1ations goinJt beyond the summit. · 'Thert> ar(' still outstanding differences in important. areas:· Powell said. '"ll is not possible to say . . . whether e rrorts to resolve the difrerences will be successful.·· · : The final intensive e ffort lG reach "1 ac~ord came in the J ~ti\ day of the unprecedented SUfn' mil. which Cart er a rra ngerl -Whe n ht• fe a red the peae~. making process aimed at ending ~ u 30-year-otd dispute was on the verge of a total breakdown. Test Scores' Long Slide Down Halted W1\SHINGTON •AP• A l•I y<·ar dc<'hnl• m average read- tnJ.! and vocabulary· scores for thl· nauon·s colle~e-bound stu· dents has leveled off. the Colle~ Entrance· Examination Boartl 1 cportcd Saturday. . ' TEARS .f'L.OW AS NJCAAAGUAN FORCES REGAi~ LEON Woman Carrying White .Flag Weeps as Tanks Defeat Rebels Thl· bo:1rd said that the ::ivera~c verbal score of the ap- pro x l mately on e m_i _..:..n111o~nr1Th1i;.;g(Zh.----sc hool senion-wtrn ·Nicaraguab~For~es " MUiiing Cease-fire -- MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP1 Government comma ndos broke through rebel defenses in fierce overnight fighting and re- C' a pt u red LC'on. Nicaragua's second-largest c ity that ha d been held for a week by guer· rilla-lcd insurgents . a national guard spokesman said Saturday. He said naiioria l guardsmen were mopping up resistance in Estcli aud Diriamba and direct· ing new efforts <1l Chinandega, reportedly the last major town under rebel control. In San Jose. Costa Rica. a re· bel s pokesman said Saturday that the OPPoSltion would agree to a cease-fire if Nicaraguan Pre s 1d~nt Anas tas io Somoza wou ld step down. Carlos Gut ierrez Sotelo. a member of the ''Group of 12" diss idents o pposmg Somoza. s aid the offer was made to the American Embassy in Managua for relay to President Carter. flf':'- said the-move has the backing or the Sandinista National Libera· t1on Front. who~c gue rrillas have ledthe_rcbelfighters. The State De pa rtment in Washington had urged Somoza b'riday to agree to a cease-fire. The Sandinis tas earlier had rcrused to accept a cease-firt-• unless Somoza quit and the na- t'ional guard were disbanded. but they have dropped the latter demand. Gutierrez said. He rePorted the cease-rm• of fer was made by a coaht1on of oppos ition groups in Nicar agua An1>ther document from OP· pos ition leaders rePortedly m e luding representatives of the· local RolJlan Catholic l'hurch hierarchy also was submitted to the embassy asking for direct action from other nations . An embass)' spokesman said the document was sent on to Washington. ln•ltes You To Our Second Amual Jeff Jones I John Vallely Scholastic Aptitude Test cSAT\. was 429 last spring. the same att t.hc preyious 1ea.r. From 1963 to 1977. the avera~ -:core had d ropped 49 points. from -478 to 429. ' . A decline in math scores con- tinued. how~vcr, the board said. It said the.• math section of the rest showed a two point decline. :rom 470 to <U>S. Prom 1963 to 1977. thl· match '\C'Orcs drop~ 32 points. from .a high of 502. The board a lso reported thaC average hig h s~hool ·grades g i vcn students who took the board tests declined for the second consecutive year. • "Sometimes we sec wobbles in rest scorei; from year to year so it's impossible to know whether these arc• really maJor c han~cs in the trends ... said Robert G. .Cameron. director or the colle~f' board's-admissions testing pro· gram. "But therc is cons1der<1· blc evidence' amon~ school peo- ple t hal tht'y 've been able to make somc moves to lighten !-tandar~ w(' may bf' secin~ the· cff<'Cts oflhat. ·· Cameron s:ud lhC' levehn~ of SAT verbal scores may rcnecl c·fforts to raise high school stan- dards as well as the arrival or ..a more· set10~ generation of ~t\Jdc nts, a mor<• trilditfonaj group, than you had several years ago.·· _ ' '-114M.S•itf\ 8 • "'. .: ...... l\) >)>9' d ': :;~~ We 're serving refreshments and goodies Weanesasy evening, September 20, 7-1 Q and want you to come /om the gang. The cash register will be closed and no business wlll be conducted. This 1s a social event. so you 're off the hook. • We haven't been loafing all summer Just because we 've been closed We've added a brand new Repatr Department so we can keep you (and your ski eqwpment) in fine shape' . ..SKHNG tS OUR ONLY BUSINESS Open September To May I i\4 DAIL V PILOT Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights o.11., .................. BOB REED WITH SIGN WON FOR NEIGHBORHOOD Huntington Bc,1c h Signs may put stop to crashes Can't fi ght c1Ly hall ? Well, Huntington Beach resident Hob Reid d!dn't exactly exchange verbal punches but he did head up a drive to put a second set of stop sign's at the intt•r..,t•c-l1on of 17th and Delaware streets. a busy crossing often l1ttert·d with debris from collisions. It took a year to win the t wo s iJ{ns after Reid began collecting petition ~·~natur(·S from other parents concerned about the safely of <:haldrcn hav in~ Lo <:ross the intersection. Laquna Beach Oil barge · just planting kelp 'fuel' . L.agunans who feared a t>a r1te four miles "-Off, the coast la:.t week was about lo start close-in oil drilling were relieved lo learn the craft' is busy planting a n experimental kelp farm about 50 feet below the wat,er. Glom ar Marine Development, however, :.aid the experiment was s lill fuel related. Once ha , e epWl used to produce methane gas in a new process. Oil drilling is gomg on farther off the coast. a bou t 12· m iles out, from s hips owned by another division oC..Global Marine Inc. o.lty ...... MMt ....... SUNSET FORD'S WILLY BEACHED ON BACK LOT Westmins te r Whale watchers lose Willy Wtlly the Wh ale has been beached. The s miling creature tt\at "swam" 9(>-feet above Sunset Ford in Westminster to lure customers was harpooned last week by the city councll which. saw the converted balloon as , ... h;Armful to the c~·t 's image. But Willy wasn't brou11ht ~ "'( w .. ·. ~ ~-~~~~-,;a 1 =cr CouJtht counci dlsple~ure over his attraction, claam mg the whale was needed because state owned trees lllunted around the lot obscured buildings and stgns. lfcusser said he'd appeal the dec:islon,~but also ordered a 'hatch or commt•rcials about Willy's comedown and about a f'on test lo find the hcsL way to locate the dealership without a whale or u lot of help. . Checkup Scores Healthy WASHI NGTON 'AP> -· Ana• tlonul hcuJth ''<•heckup" reveals lhut mobt 17-year-olds a nd young udults know the essential fuct11 about good health prac· ttl'Cs, ucc1dent prevention and l'mcrgency care, a government· s ponsored survey showed Satur· day But several health educators Htald the report by the National J\~~cs~ment of Educational Progre~ pinpoints the need to fill some gaps in young persons' uwureness of health haza rds or what to do in an emergency. SOME 88 percent of the young adults knew that a pap smear is used lo detect cervical cancer in women. But more than half were under the Illusion that it a lso was a test for venereal disease. That "may help explain why some women do not take a dvan· t•ge of the l.est. These women may be con~med about reveal· Ing their sexual activity as part ol taking the test,·· said a report· released by the Denver·based assessment team. Some other findings from the rnultlple·choice s urvey or 9.000 17-year·olds and adults aged 26 to 35 were: -Only balf the young adults and one·thlrd or the l7·year-0lds knew table salt was the best thing lo use to put out a gre~se fire. I -A MAJORITY of both groups "in correctly believed that a tourniquet is preferred for the control of severe 61eedlng" of an arm or leg. <Pressure is pre- ferred.> -A .1a·rge majorit y felt cigarette smoking was harmful, with less than 2 percent or the teen.agers indicating it was not. Some 87 percent of the teen· agers knew acne was a normal aspect of growing up, but Sl per· cent were under the illusion "th at eating c hocolate and sweets Is the major cause or acne." New Houdini • y es. J;>uring Stunt . KALAMAZOO CAP> -An amat eur maglciiii. trying to· duplicate a stunt by the famed Harry Houdini, nearly d~wned Saturday as 600 persons, lnclud· ing his wife and two small children. watched. John McNees, 26, was revived by two KaJamazoo Fire Depart· ment paramedics and was listed in good condition later Saturday al a hospital. M C NEES, A cook at a Kalamazoo restaurant who uses the stage name Merlyn Jonns, was bound in locked chains and put in a canvas bag that tied at the lop before he was placed in a pine box and lowered into about 11 feet or water. He had said he could escape in a minute and a half. But alter the box had been un· d er wate r ror nearly three minutes, announcer Dan Blasius shouted "Bring the box in. Bribg the box In. Oh, God!" Lines from a cr ane lifted the box out of the lake. .· NATIONAC. / INTERNATloNAL /WEATHER 2 Killed in Reno Air Rare Cr ewmen stand by wreckage of "The Ex· orcist... in which Don Dewalt, 40 of El ~on.le. died. Long Beach gynecologist D1m1try V. Prian. 36. also was killed when his plane crashed in fla mes on the desert c:ourse. Both were piloting World War II trainers during the annual Reno Cham- pionship Air Races early Saturday when the two craft collided. Umbrella Death· Hypo? LONDON (API "Foreign matter" was found In the wound of a Bulgarian defector who died after claiming he was poisoned by a man who poked him in the thigh with an umbrella. Scotland Yard said Saturday. The Su nd ay Tel egraph newspaper said the s ubstance was a tiny pltte of metal that could be the tip or a hypodermic needle . Scotland Yard declined to comment on the report. Marcov died last Monday. four days after the umbrella inc1 · dent. He told friends he became ill a nd went to a hospital after a man with an umbrella jabbed ~1m as he was walking past a line or people waitin.£ for a bus in London. .......,.larOty JERUSALEM IAPI Seven ( BRIEFS J persons were wounded slightly in a terrorist bombing Saturday at a bustling market near the Jaffa Gate in Old Jerusalem, police said. Another bomb ex· .ploded in the same a rea of the old walled city earlier in the day ~ut. caused 110 damage or in· Junes. rren-.i 'GldUlf' SAN JOSE. Costa Rica IAP> Four of the. "Group or 12" Nicaraguan dissidents trying to topple lhe Somoza government accuse President Car ter of maintaining s i le nce on the "genocide" in Nicaragua and say this makes ham guilty or complicity in the bloodshed the re The State Department has is · s ued urgent appeals to President Anastasio Somoia to consent to mediation of the bloody conflict between hi s troops and tht- broad-based opposition. 11.S. E..._..,, If It SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador r AP 1 Gunmen shot up the facade of the U.S. Embassy here early Saturday but an embassy spokesman said no one was in· JUred and damage was s light· Caller s said the attack was ·to protect Washington·s "mistaken concept of Ccntrnl American an· dependence ... ' ._dlfne Pa••e• WICHITA tAP I 1\ court- ordercd deadline for striking firefighters to return_ lo .thetc JObs passed Saturday as a judge mc:t privately with union and c1 ty representatives . A total of 159 : •Wldt1lil..QOlicemen ar~ now-out· of work. many dismissed after _ walking off their jobs Thursday night and Fri<lay. / \...:.-- T~rsRallfl ., TM._..._. f'rett Teachers an Bridgeport. Conn .. rallied on behalf of jailed colleagues. while negotiators elsewhere worked Saturday to end strikes that have delavc>d the opcmn~ of classes for about 425,000 s tudents in eight states Farmer Geu Heros ' Check LE llAVRE. France 1A P 1 The French rarmer whose S·acre wheat field was trampled during the historic landing or the first balloon to cross the Atlantic has received Sl.000 compensation from the craCt 's crew. A U.S. Embassy official pre· sented the Sl.000 check to co. MCNEES had freed himself querel. It had been based on the . ., from two of the chains and the 51 -year-old farmer·s rough can vas bag. He also bad un-.,...,...... estimate or the dama~e. screwed at least one or the A.JM Leader A tta*-• .. .-d Although Coquerel insisted he crates screws. . · "~ was honored by the balloonists· . During an Interview later In Jaile d Indian ·move m ent leade r Russel Means heads for cholte of a landing site. he s'aid ~~~.lliMc!fi~~-~~~~~~L.O.,~l.,.{« Julife,:W(W-4.-hAr.t " . ,.he h ad to go t,~r~Jh the parently fost co~sc1011Sness as. falnedSiftIRl~ Cltftlfl((pr6re5fO'fminontytreat~nt~ ~~~~~~"'-~~~~· .... he tried lo free himself from the So h Oak S p . . the unauthorized landing of a • crate which was filling wl.th . ut ota t~te e r1'tentlary. A~tor Marlon Brando. ball oon" on his property m order . water from. smaU ·holes in· Its .{lght .. W;l&.travel}ng .to attend the prison· yard rally w.tien · to satisfy· his insurance •com. side. the s t abbing occurred. Means· injuries were minor. pany. 4 Among those watching were M c N e e s · w·I f e P e g a n d daughters, S·year -old Michael and 22·month-0ld Molly. (PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT> R~in Dots llf uch of U.S. WHEN DOES PROP. 13 COME TO COSTA MESA? 11.s. s-•• ,,, • ., n.. .. _lalff "'"~ ".in -I.cl Ille <ounlry S.IUf'd~y At t ool '-••lure\ \oll"lt<I In l•r~ ~•loft• ot Ille W..t """ Ho<lh C..n ,,., "•'~ Show••• encl,_,,_,, wt r• tovfHI In -·''"" W•\hlnQlon •l•t•. .i°"41 lfle Gullo! fM•l(O 4'00 All..,llC -II •"II trom in. e>e>l4t<n O.kol•• lftle)VIK-n A ~°"" In Ml~• pr~ dlte,941 70 mp11 wind• el !.I. CIOIHI. ._,ftll tren-~· llne\ T~• _.. •IM> lhun<le"hOWM\ E M l,,_.,1 end lowe lhtOUOll Ille •• v.11.., to New Cnol•ftd .,.,., ,. 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Cott• MtN •nd M IQhborS --·- • /' ' --- ' STATE NEWS I EMMY SunQly,SeQiemDor 17. 197B DAILY PILOT AS ·Bay Gay ~. Debates Briggs 'Galactica,' .'Dumbo' Overshadow Emmy WAI.NUT CREBK tt\f' 1 lo a lively d bat punctuutt'd b> h1 11e11 und <'h<~ri. from lhe au dlt•nce. hom~exual • ftn t'run c1sco Supervisor Haney Miik and ant1-homexunl !'.Ullt Sen John Bn~ a,.Jtueod Propo Jt100 ti The 1n1t1at1ve on tht• Nov c mtwr ballot wouJd allow ~chOol bourd11 HI hrt> I tucher' wh<1 ·pructu.-e \lr 1.1dvoealf' hom~~ uuht) \T t SSlit:. '•lld th<• t tlll ~'"·rvatl\ .. R~publtt'o n fro m Fullt•rton Ft illu~ na~h1 . "" ~•mot a u1ki.t1on or moruht..Y Said Milk. ''Pru1>0s1llon 6 ,.., m1~gu1dt•d. d~mAerou11. dcc:ettf11I. fr1Khlerung .ind un·Am'frat'an · The dd>..ih• wa~ i.pon1.ort'd bv I hl' W ;1\11ut t'n .•ck IJe mocrutw l 'lul> It M.>t·ml'll to draw morl' cht?cri. for Milk than fQf Jlr.1us, • "ho "a. .. ortt.'n badgered by tht- uudicncc of 800 t6 .. answer the question .. from the other dt· bater. At o ne point. Milk sa id. "Senator. all through the mght you·\·e been sounding more and more like Joo McCarthy." Bri.ggs , responded. ··soblJ} K e n neci} wo rked fo r Sen !\1<:Carth.v .. • By Jt:RRl' 6UCK .\VT •ltVlolff Wrtl,, HOLLYWOOD IAP) Television's Em my awards will ·~e presented for the 30th time tonight amid an unprecedented attempt l>y rivals ABC and NBC to lure viewers away I rom the CBS telecast. The Emmys. which have never enjoyed the hefty drawing power or the Oscars. race the additional obstacle . of two blockbuster movies and the first television eKposure or Walt Disney's "Dumbo ... _ THE AWARDS TELECAST is up against the S7 million three·hour premjer or "Bat- tlestar Galactica ·· on ABC and a part of "Dumbo" and the 'jecond half or "King Kong" on NBC That ABC and NBC would try lo smothor their own mor;nent or self congratulation bespeaks the fierceness of the rivalry The Emmy awards of the Television Academy of Arts and 'Sc iences will bt> te lecast live from the stately Pasadena Civi<' Auditorium. ~The NBC mini·series "Holocaust. .. about :'l:az1 atrocities against the Jews in World War 11. leads the nominations with 16. It is a favorite 'to win a large share or the awards. "Holocaust·· was nominated as the ou.t standing limited series. and Michael Moriar· ty as the ruthless Nazi official and Fritz · Weaver as the patriarchal Jewish doctor were nominated as best actor' in a limited series. CBS' "ALL lN THE FAMILY," a big winner in past years. and the NBC mini series •·l(jng." on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr . reeelved nine nomination!> each. · Eight nominations apiece went to NBC's ··Saturday Night Live." CBS' ··The Carol Burnett Show. ",CBS' "M·A·S·H" and ABC's Uut 1t 1s Alun l\ld<t who is the renaassancl' mun of the Ernmy nominations this year Alda received rour nominations this year. Alda received four nominations in three categoril'S· acting. writing and directing. Alda was nomlnat· ed as best actor in a com edy series for "M·A·S·H." as best ~ctor 1n a drama special for "KHl Me Ir You Can." as best writer in a comedy series and as best director in a comedy l'\eries. both for "M- A ·S·H." The latter nomination is shared with "M·A·S-H" pro ducer Burt Metcalft• OTHE R nom:n . ~lion s for "Holocuust.. includt- Ros emary Harri!> and Meryl Streep as best lead actress In a Ii m ited series. Sam Wa n amaker and David Warner were nominated as best supporting actor in a drama series and aLDa: • MoM01aT10Ns Tovah Feldshuh was nominated as ·best supporting actress. Blanche Baker was nominat«t as best s upporting actress in a single appearance. Gerald Green was nominated as best writer for a limited dra ma series and Marvin Chomsky as best director. ~llLJ< C.\ME back. '"Scm.1tor. ~·ou are a \"t'r y. ve ry sad. pathetic person · l'hild moles ters art-heteros exual rapists are hl'teroscxual. Uo you want those people teaching our children? You're lying through your teeth and you know it."· 'BATTLESTAR GACACTICA' CHALLENGES EMMY .. Ben Vereen Mis Roots.·· This ts the' second year the Em mys will be presented in September . Verdict Not . ' mon LA Busing Cops Suspect Meat Cmter In SF Killing Milk continued. "Nobody chooses homosexuality. By the time a baby is six, the chi ld's sexual orientation has been im· bedded and nothing will ever change that. Braggs fired back. "(will gi'"e yo u Sl.000 .if you can provt· that · · · The aud1c1H'C h1 ~scd when Briggs i.uid tn~ 1nat1ative "doc~ not s a v vuu c annot be a homosexuai tca<:her It say:. you <.·annol b<· a public homosexu~I teucher .. llom<>:>exu<J b . said Brijlgs. are immoral Gov. Blasts -_Balky U.S. Gas Talks LOS ANG EL ES t I\ P 1 Thl' federal government is "not act· ing wisely when it reruses to negotiate m good faith with Mex· 1co.. to buy natural gas, Gov Edmund Bro-.-m Jr said Satur day · · LOS ANGELES IAP> It could have gone better 1f the buses had been on time and all the white t'hildrcn had come. But what's striking is that it wasn t worse. After a 15-year court stru).!gle. tht• city's busing· for·integration plan burs t into he1ng \\llho ut a 1ra<'c of violentl» · ll w;1sn't without conLrov~r.-y. of couri-t-, Attt"ndance r1i;H1rcs for newly inte~rated schools were' thrown hack -and -f o rth throughout the first week. Thl• school board said they showed s uccess. Foes of mandatory bus- ing came up witb-tbear own A1umbers and said they proved ,. failure.- WHAT NO ONE disputes. however. Is that the citizenry on both sides O.C the busing issue responded admirably by keeping their cool. For more than two years. tht' city had been steeling Itself for what might happen last Tuesday when the nation's second largest school d istrict started busing 6 2.000 fourth-through-eighth grade rs more than 30 miles fro m their neighborhoods. Visiops o f Bos ton a nd Louisville parents demonstrat- ing violently in the streets were forming in the minds of every- one as po.lice officers trained for the day. when 1.200 buses would hit the freeways. white faces passing black facC's across C'ight lanes of rush·hou r conges . ti on On the eve of the plan·s debut. 4,000 emotional parents and children cheered and applauded <is a nti-busing leaders urged them to boycott the schools . Take to the freeways, they were t.Oia.Jiiiil riiike t.OOSe bw;es stick to 55 m.p.h. Or less. picketers a nd two belligerent wome·n who slipped their cars in front or buses on the freeway. One woman C'ven chained hersetr to a no.parking sign at a school bus stop while her two daughtc•rs waved anti·busing SiJ.?nS But instead of taking to tht· \treets . the majority or thost- t r o u b I e d by t hc plan thousands of suburban white parents vented their anJ!cr b~ refusing to send their youngster~ downtown. They accepted the boycott challenge and kept homC' 1ven cbiklrcn wh<!_wouldn't be bused. AT WEEK'S end. a lot more AT DAWN Tuesday, as children went to newly integral· youngsters gathered at street ed schools. A lot s tlll dldn •t corners in near-darkness. police They were at private schools. in he licopters whirred overhead tutoring sessions. everywhere and a fleet or black-and-white but on the buses. Th~ ctisaster patr ol cars stood by at the that never happened became a schools. An eme rgency com· numbers game. m_and ~en~er . set up to deal .. J 'm glad the r e' was no with disasters hke earthquakes violence and no incidents. but went on full. aler1:----1 ·m still againsl it. .. said Carol But the bus ing disasm~~ver ~irhead. who kept both her h<1f?pened. . ':----.__ihildren home Tuesday. Her Sur(', there were a fe" son.who's beingbused.is nowin a neighborhood tutoring group started by anti-busing parents. Her daughter went to school Wednesday. The numbers game wall go on until the district gives the of· fic1al tally on how many of lhC' 32.000 childrel\ ma ndatorily -as· s igned to buses have been riding lht'm. Thost' numb<.'rli art' e\ µccted tomorrow. "THINGS HAVE been goin~ ~o ~real. you wonder when the othershoo'S-JrOing lo arop." said Naomi Finkt'I. a Slh grade te::icher at Oso Avenu~Elemen_- I~iry in the-Valley. ··But I h ave been very pleasantly surprised· a nd just hope the rest of the year con-lin\les the way it 's goinf.?. • The kids lht'mselves seemed 10 wonder at·a.ll thc russ. "It was fine." said 11-year-old Yumiko Frazier orthe inner city. Sowereherclassmates shesa1d. ·'The bus ride's run, too. because YOll get to talk t-0 the person next to you. or read a book or play games like lic·tac· toe:· she said SAN FRANCISCO fAPI Police s us pect "someone familiar with meat c utti11g .. in the murder of a man whose dis· mcmbt'red body was found in wrapped. nC'atly cut portions in a garba~e <'lln. The victim was about 50 years old~ either American Indian ·or Latino. anct his limbs had been <.'xpertly severed at the joints. l>ai..d assist a nt corone r Joe Surdylrn. Fingerprints failed to provide a clue to the man's identity. • Two workers ror the .Golden Cate Disposal Co. d1scove~ the severed· parts wrapped n news paper Friday after th y emptied some garbage cans oill· side ... Tenderloin district hotel; The packages bound with string cont::iined a head. t~u hands. two feet. a lower leg and internal organs The Democratic governor vo 1Cl'd his criticis m of tht> Carter administration's policies <.1fler a private meeting with Gov. Roberto dt' la Madrid or thl' Mexican state of Baja California Norte in Los Angeles. • "THAT GAS is needed in our h o mes and industries in California. And in Mexico. it me:rns jobs. it means invest ml•nt. ·· Brown said. Unruh Denies Story Kennedy Will Run Dt' la Madrid. appearing brief ly with Grown. told rcponers he· wanted nl'goti1.tions fdr the sale of n atural ~.1s sus pended smcc last December to con· t!Olll'. California has been seeking federal approval of a plan to bu~ up to 375 million cubic feet a da~ of natural gas. which represent11 about 12 percent of the state cur· rent natural jlas consumption. "We would ljke to huy as much gas as Mexi co will ~ell ... Bi:own <.i~c.'d ... The: ,lime is al -~11¢:t"•11~~~· ;(~t& .... """''""S!i<>tf~ .. - l:>el ween llw United St<Jtes and Mexico "IT'S MY beli ef that California needs natural ga~ that Mex.ico has. that the federal government is not acting wisely when it refuses to negotiate in good faith with Mexico.·· & SACRAMENTO tAP) State: Treasurer Jess e Un ruh said Saturday that a repon that Sen Edward Kennedy had told him he was lhinkin~ of runninf.? fo r resident was 1,1ttcr nonst'nse. ·· Unruh, who supported both . John and Robert Kennedy. said he was in Washington about three weeks ago and called Se_n. Kenne<ty for an appointment. He said they met and ex changed pleasantries." but thC' presidency was never men t ioncd. Unruh said h e met s imil a rly with five other Sl'nators .....,..,.~adlorbd MERCEI> 1AP> After two hours of deliheration a Superior Court jury here anno'unccd a deadlock in ll\e sani~earmg.of a Dos Palos High Scht8CDe<l con· victcd oLjnvolu n_tary manslaughter in the death of her newborn infant. SEPTEMBER SPECl.A,l OF THE MONTH Delicious smoked ham. two lrtsh eggs. ~ hlshtd brown potatoes. toast. lam and bu tter. ..... SOIYED 2• HOURS. c SF ATE J Jury selection for a new s anity hearing for Bernice Antonelli. tfl. wi ll begin Sept. 26 . Petitions Forged? SAN DIEGO •AP) The dis trict attorney's offic<' is reported in~cs li gati ng J.500 rorgcd signatures on San Diego pell· lions to gel an anti-gay teacher initiative on the November bu I lot. '1•rtlf~: Mdt-d~.- FRESNO rJ\P l A Superior Court Jury deliberated for less than one hour bC'fore finding Douglas Stankewtiz guilty of first ·degree murder 1 n' th(' Fel>. H slaying of Thc~esa Graybeal, 22. after he and four others kid· napped her from a Modesto park. ing lot. j GIANT YARD SALE J.J~'s mows down prices .... on yards and yards of SPECIAL MILL PURCHASE. top quality carpeting. Now In our big 15.000 sq. tt . warehouse and ready for delivery ore > • SAl.~~~6.QA,v ~~~\~41EJ..9•~~~.~ Q. :Yb. SQ . YD. SALE 3.Cl5 ~ ..... SQ. VQ.' R • $5.95. "Indoor/ • 6:.\'door Grau." For o little green you get a lot during our summer clearance. Tough-duty chevron yarn promises long life and dur~Htys SALE8A5 SQ.YD. Reg. $10.95 "Bel Air." A 10 denier nylon plush 'sottv' with that expensive bulky took in versatile nutmeg. Window Treatments at Prices That'll Floor You Conveniently located ot Edinger a nd Newport Freeway In Santa Ano (714) 558-3921 Reg. $9.95. "Fresh Start." Thick nylon plush reduced to slim new price. tn popular earthtones of brown. rust and sondc06tle . SALE13.95 SQ. YD. INSTAllED • Reg. $15.95. Heavy Nylon Pluih. Sink Into dense nylon carpe11ng. Decorator fawn. "action backed" for long wear. Heavy9/16rebond P0d Included. Hurry for this one-only2.000yds. left. Open MOnday thru Friday 9 to 6. Saturday 9 to 5. lhopl.lc• the lul .... Do WaMhouM DINctat Discount Prlc ... Reg. $10.~5. "PortsotCoN." Heavy 100% nylon plush. A luxuriously textured. resilient beauty In cinnamon. woltllut. mink. bronze canyon, tempte ivory or • butterscotch. with carpet purchase of SSOOor more. Woven Wood Shades 50'% off Designed and built by our own master craftsmen Immediate dell very :t5, "·. ' "" COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd . IRVINE MacAnhurBNd.atS.O.Fwv ... . - -- r . • 1 I • .. E l .. ~, • I I .. Robert N. Wffd /Publlsher Thof'r\H KHvll/Edltor Orange Coast OaJIY Pilot .... er• I ~ g.e. ______ ._,._,_. ------··1···"·7··--------Ba-r.~.'.a·l(·r·el·b·IC·h·/E·d·l·tor·I···' P.tQe •• E •• r __ Cha n nel 5 0 Fare . Improving, But • • • When K 'E 1 Channel 50 "1ent on the air hock 1i1 1972 much wus mnde ur the educ tionul poz..i.l bllltics of 01 .ingl' t.ounty.., ftrbl PBS station. - c~ t Communal . ColleRe D1~rict . OWrl l'r·opcrator of Uw s~taon. •t H"Sttcd lhut 'hunnc l 50 would ulmo."t be u "unaversit \ of the nir ... Citing cla avaul ttbl~ on Lon don TV an c~arnpfo . dl~trtct ofnciul i,ow vartuully UJl hrnall'd poss tbihtun. for brin"ln~ a wide z..pect rum of ldccoorst! l o the pubh<" But m tl\ <'urly ) c.-ars, Channel SO rru1>sl'd th • mark budtv Tt•lt<'<>Url'>t' quaht~ \\as spnll)' sQ wa. wa., publil· JC l'l'J>lanct' Tht• Mataon deoll c haeny with routine P BS pro· ~rammull(. mort> oh~n lhun not r e peating mut~rwl ;alrt>ady rarrwd b.) Lo An1:ele~ · P8S stalmn. KCET (.'hanncl 28. . . ft was dlsturbmg. too. Utat Channel 50 took it~uh M·r 1ber newsletter a nd puffed It up into a m u"uzirt~ t hat d" ell les~ und lt.>s~ "1th its programming und more and mor e with geOl'raJ f cuture m aterial. Further. t-'oru~ ).·any. as the m agazine ll' titled. \\<'nt agg~~sl\cly rnlo the ad vertising busines~. This has • nu~ed under~t undable questions from m a ny who fell the magazmt-:,ubsid ized _directly and indirectly with tax- pa yer n:ioney was un'8.i r competition fqr other magazines strugghn~ to make a go in th~ real profit-and-lobs business \\:Orld. This yeur \\l' like what we sec : Channel so thi_s season. is offering nine t elccourses that sour1d solid . mf~r.mata ve ~nd \lseful. The s ubjects r ange from world r eh g1on to ChJld growth. They promise t o be of interest tu the .casual v iewer as well as enroll ees jn the course-credit classes. ,\lot.al m·w~ sho~ has been expanded and improved. Qua lity of local issue programs seem s to be improv- ins:: 'The station abo has an impressive lineup of in - terviews and issue dis cussion with local candidates before the Nov('mbe r election. And "'e note that the latest issu<: of For·um f'ifty sacms to be a imed where it belongs: a t supporting and · p romotil'_lg the station . instead of using taxpayer money to 1ump into the already-crowded gener al m agazine fi eld. Still. we are not certain the cost-conscious taxpayer is going to sland a nd cheer because KOCE-TV is m oving a long more sm QOthly . The s tation h as cost some Sl2 million in local. s tate and federa l taxes s ince it went on t he drawing boards in 1970. About 65 percent of that a mo unt has come from the Coast district. Thc public w ill s upport KOC E·T V only if it is useful. t•ntertaining C1nd informative. This mcans that people turn th(} knob to Channel 50 by choice. It a lso means that :.. :,ubstantial.number of students enroll in telecourses. B.y these measures Channel 50 wi ll .gel there. But it b !'\ll ll short of the m ark. ~-~ ~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~ M~~~~~~~t -.=~"~- orange County· has some rinky-dink aspects. that belie its space-age. modern-living image. T,!lk,e t4e case oC.Ute coun~. . ._ , --~ Coun~-~·t • nev~~-r=1. 'fhis ~es .. us the 'distlnction 0(-· tb~onfy .. ~I c·ounty in California r e lying on pr'ivate 'D'lortoaries and pu rl ·lime pathologists for the vital business of tending· to the legal aspects of people who h'avt> d ied from violence. in accidents or a lone . _ Specificall y spea king. Wt' don't even have a coroner. Our ::;hcriff a lso serves as coroner and a chief deputy cor- uncr supen·ises about 20 other deputies in administ ering I he offiec. Bodies in\'Olved in coroner 's cases are taken to a mortuary selected by next of ki-R.or. in their a bsence. to a mortuary s el ecte d o n a rot ation bas is. Priva te puthotogisls are hired as needed . · This is ~c.al_ly a country -style operation. The syste m has b een cnt1c1zed by almost every Grand Jurv in the past 15 years and by s he riffs and candidat~sheriffs. Finally. the Board of Supe rvisors dea'ded to build a b as ic. Sl.1 million mortuary facility across .from the county jail. It wasn't to be f ancy. and deputy coroners ~"'ou ld continue to m ainta in office space in t he jail build- mg. Last week even that rudimentary progra m wa s c·hopped from the budget. a victim of Proposition 13. . It's too bad. The county needed the facility. not for am age purposes but to dlscharge the obligations of the o(- ftce e fficiently a nd correctly. But it was not absolutely essential. That ·s the message left b~ Proposition 13 eliminate the non- essenllal. ~upcrvisors acted properly in delaying the pro ie ct indefinitely. r · · · • "'~""~Q.: .,,r .. ,_,f, .IC."."" _:_"I\_ .. -. ·~,,· Opinions expressed In the s pace above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are ·those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd.I Rri~ Tirrie ByL.I( BOYD We althy women lend to believe that they're al their a ttractive best al about age 35. But women without much money are inclined to think they reach their pealcs in loolcs at about age 25. In self. confidence, the rich wdmen· say they're strongest at age 38 while the less wealthy women report the"y're most confident at age 35. Both, however. claim to be in their v . . .. ,. ... ., ........ ---"""" . I prime -that's Uie whole shebang -at age 40. Such are the findings of a scholat who has made a study or the m atter . • C heap est e l ectricity, gasoline. tobacco and liquor in Europe can be found in that French-Spanish border nation called Andorra where the citizens pay no income taxes or cU5toms duties. End or editorial. ' Nobody. nobod)'. nobody knows Wh)' Siamese ~ats are Cl'OH~yed. . Q. "What aort of bird live.s the lo~?" - A. Tfie mute •wan, evident .. ly. At Darbylhire, England, in 1887, one auch was abot. On Its leg was found • rlng dated 1'717 or i111. Q. "What makes lvol')' turn yellow?.. • A. Darkness, I'm told. lt'a claimed ivory carvings kepi in bri1htll~l don't discolor. Were JOU aware tllat Mt. Everest ii a foot taller todai than It wu100 )'ea.rs aco. ,- Nick Thimmesch Put Energy in Rule -of Reason COLORADO SPRINGS -A aampllng of ·the sentiment ol uti lit y ex · ecutlves who co nv e n e d h ere l as t 1 week iis to I ea rn· th a t th ey n o lon ger• reel a ppre ciat ed as the \teady s upplle r or c heap elec- tricity. and increasingly have become exasperated in trying to forge tl\rough a thicket or gov- ernment regulations and zealous environmentaJists. · Now few souls ever really lQved the power and light com· pany. Bul for decades. every· body accepted r eliable electric ' service and the gen e r ally rulJilled promise or lower rates. The public believed it wai ma.Ir· tni 20 percent proCit when 7 per· cent was closer to the mark. People wanted more electricity, but' 41dn 't like paying higher ~l coats to produce lt, nor were they concerned with the problem of bulldlng new plants. SU II. Qnless the populace wants to revert lo kerosene lights. dray horses and fool· treadled sewing machines", new power generating plants must be built. · · Consumption of electricity, ac· cording to the National Electric Reliability Council. will intrease an average of 5.2 percent per year in the next 10 years. THE P RESENT generad'.ng capacity can handle the new loads in the next few years. but unless additionll plallts are in operation by the mid-tOs we could all be afflicted with brown- Then, barn, came the Environ-outs and black-outs. • mental Protection Agency, the Thus, besides being deprived Arab oil embargo, soaring fuel or labor·saving amenities <the bills-and an army of environ-v a c u u m , t b e e I e c l r i c m"tn"laltsts saV'Vy..on hbw to~ • tooth bush);~ thosr inclined ' the courtroom as a place to de-toward pessimism visualize a lay and stop every last new pro-loss or three million jobs, mosUy ject. in the East and Midwe&.l. The isony or this gloomy THJS ONCE cheerful industry scen•rio is that the environmen- bec am e anxious and swe aty. talisls who now s top projects t . .. i J Sydney Harr is And on Seventh Day ••. He Has · Dolihts .• Quen u. Quibbles and Quan- darie~: ''Dear Mr. Harris : Your fre- quent references to religion give me no clue as to your own re- ligiou s prefe rence. Can you enlighten me?" -G.L.K .. Ci n· cinnati. 0 . Dear G.L.K.: I am a Seventh Day Agnostic. That is to say. I a m a believer on six days or the week. but o n lh --e s eventh . when I ob- serve the peo. pie who troop to church and s y na g ogue prete ndin g the y follow the Judaic·ChrisliaR code. I en- tertain serious-doubts about the effi cacy or those institutions. "D ear Mr. H a rris : My husband and I had a petty guar- reJ that grew into a big one. Everywhere we travel, he in· sistit on-putting-1! sticker from wm ultimately have to watch as an angry America forces ex- ploitation of the energy-rich Rocky Mountain region which holds 90 percent of the nation's uranium, :;() percent of the coal ancj 100 percent Of OU-shale. FAR BE'nER, the Rocky Mountain Electrical League was told here. to rationally develop these energy sources now than submit to expedient exploitation later. ,.Expanded use of coal and nuclear fuel is "the feasible solu- tion to future electric power needs. OU and gas cost too much. Solar is a long way off. But a utility company often must get ~ or more permits to get a new plant under way. · The utiljj.y m{&bt get one policy direction from one gov- ernment agency, only to have a second say somethlng else, and a third deciding to ponder the matter. and quadruple cons truction costs <eventuaUy paid by con· sumen;), Nuc le ar pla nts aTe the toughest to sell because many Americans understandably suf· fer the "Hiroshima Neurosis" - an aversion to anything nuclear. But, as Washington Governor Dixie Lee Ray points out. "Not one person has ever been in;- jured or killed by a nuclear inci· dent IQ commercial production or electricity by nuclear power ... INDEED, NUCLEAR plants, s uch a s the s even Com· monwealt.H Edison bas been run· ning for years in Illinois , become unnoticed after a while, and log better e mployee safety records' tha n c onve ntional plants .. There \s an obvious need for the ''Rule or Reason'' to be put to work on this agonizing Im· passe. The majority or environ· mentalists are intelligent. well- intentioned souls who somehow A Cl11ZEN can even muster see utility executives as ogres sympathy for the quWvers Of • out to bi~ pUJqe. · -... • • • t he Industry bogged down on But the n some exec utives ·Storm King Mountain CNew think 'Of environ'1~pt.a4ists ~ a York> for 15 years, at Midland. collection of Or. Sp(>cl(s, fanatics Mich .. for seven and at Seabrook who want lo stop everything. and a dozen other sites where Fortunately, there is a trend stop-and-start orders can triple towa rd convening "teachable" the place ·on t.he car window. I think it looks awful. He is proud of all the touring we do. Every trip we argue about this. Should I just forget it? -Ella from Al · loon a. Dear Ella : Either forget it, or forget him. Your husband is a Rube. A Rube is someone who is more interested in having been someplace than in being tb~re. From all those "Tommy Bartle tt Water Ski. Show" stickers J see on cars, it must be an incurable affliction. "DER MR. ~ARRIS: I've got an unusual ,/>roblem. Next month. as president or a club. I have lo introduce two famous people as guests at the speakers' table . How can l introduce either of them first without giv· ing offense to the other one?" - R. Mc .. Sarasola , Fla. Dear R. Mc.: Let me tell you about the tactful way Victor Borge once handled much the same situation. He was playing at the Waldorf when a captain sfrpped him e1 note-reading, environmerttalists and "teach able" executives to at least talk away at environmental issues. THE NATIONAL Coal Policy Project Csee February. 1978, Fortune magazine> brought together Dow Chemical's J erry Decker and Larry Moss. former ~resident or the Sierra Club. to lead a one-year try at resolving issues. Participants surprised each othe r by agreeing far more than they disagreed. Other notable efforts are the Office of Environmenta l Media- tion at t h e University or Washington; the New England Ene rgy Coun cil; and a proposal by the American Association of University Women to prepare m a t e r ia l s a nd e s tabli s h workshops to resolve environ· mental conflict. . Who said, "We must all hang together. or assuredly we shall all bang separaCely "~ The thought applies to the di!parate interests between those who sup- ply eleatric power and those who rrel about .environment -but want their electricity. too. ''La uritz Melchior a nd J ean Her sholt a re both at ringside ta bles ." He rarely introdµced big names from the stage, but in this case both visitors were old fr iends and fe llow Danish- Americans. He thought fast . und then announced : "J have the privilege of introducing two gre at Danish artists whose tale nts ha ve given so much p l eas ure l o milli o n s o r America ns . r honestly don't know in which order to introduce them -so I'm sure that J ean Hersbolt won't mind if I mention Lauritz Melchior first." "De ar Mr. Ha rris : .I 've always been good at math and think I would enjoy tee1ching 1t. The only thing is. 1 'm not crazy about children. Do you think l mi g ht m ak e a good m a th teacher . anyway?" -Surd, N.Y.C. Dear Surd : No way . Bad teachers te<1c h subjects. Good tea chent teach children. Try for the colle ge level, whe re it doesn't matter .so much. Midterm: Time to ~Give 'e:rn Hell Jimmy' ¥ • }\arry Truman was president and we were waiting -out.side the Oval office to go In for a press conference, and the delay became intolerable. "I wonder what's holding him up?" somebody exclaimed al last in exasperation. Somebody jeered, "They are trying to get his foot out of his mouth!" We all laughed. People con- descended to poor Harry. He was a one-term prealdent. · "IN A Ll'ITLE more th•n a year hi s popula rity , aa measured by the Gallup Poll," recalls Robert J. Donovan, in bis Hcellent study "Confltct & CrlaM5,' a reec)llectton of that era, (W.W. Norton & Co.> "had pluna~ from 87 percent to 3l percent." That was an extraordinary drop: people forget l\ wh~n. they mention lhe recent sharp decline In Carter'• raUq, C•rler hu aone down from 87 to 39 percent In 12 months. • The odd thing about Trumnn • was that he won in 1948, The U~· tle .b•ntam bea~ Dewey! I Tdort't know th.at Carter bu Truman ·a trtck but, havtnc sone throuab with. tt QDCe, I am uot Jolninl t&e i defeatlat cborusYl-,a)J)st .bi~ . quite-yi!t. After a year and a half Congress hasn't yet been able to agree on an energy bill even thbugh our terrifying trade de- fici\ <largely due to oil> .. likely to be $30 billion this year; up from $26.7 billion last. Our allies ask if it is a raUure of national will, and the dollar plummets. . TWO MONTHS from now come s the midterm election. The voter turnout may be eveo smaller than it was in 1974. Na· · tfonal participation for House contest.a fell to 37 percent four years ago, very near to the all· time low. In a presidential ra~. ·of couree. more turnout, and the Ford.Carter 1'76 race broqht 53.3 perccmt ll!ven tbat t• below any parUamentary election slan· dard. In the words or MIT professor Waller Burnham, "The decline in voting participation tn America ls a masslv~ polltlca.l foct." In the 1870·1894 period, ho noted . outside the one· party Sc>utb , oH·year participation avero1ed over 68 percent. Bot by 191• it was down lo 59.8 per-cent. . Since then voter aUel\atJon ha steadlly gjoown!4'hat. 'dorpll\.~ · times. ·anct-blame·for.·l>ad limu1 have to ofrer' in ·191s? In totheetectedleader., Washington Congress and presi--''The 'Upshot is that in the dent are both of the samt!'parly, United States." writes James and still they can't agree. This MacGregor Burns. in his new alienation raises serious ques-political book "Leader ship" lions about "Ame rican de- <Harper & Rowl, "beblnd the mocracy." It accompanies the facade of party activity and or. near·collapse or the party struc· ganization, politicians gain or. lure. _ fi~e a nd stay in office largely on R OW DOES mld·term 1978 compare wtlh 19t6? Both presi· dents had plunged in·the opinion polls. In Truman's day GOP bum per sticke rs appeared, "Had Enouih?" Truman flred Aerlculture Secretary Wallace, and labor and liberals were dlsenebanted. Tbe meat ahorta1e sent prices aoartng. Oil was an issue: -Traman said otr1hore oU was vn- de r federal Jurlsdlcllon : Congress approved a joint re· solution nuliifylng tM proclama· lion and Ttuman vetoed lt. He "almply did noi Hem quite up to the presldeney," peo- ple said. and he bad the "Image or the little man." PRESIDENTIAL popularity goes throqh a normal cycle like that. Americana vlcarloual1 trantrer the credit for aood the strength of per$onal Or· ganlzatlons they have been able to build inside and outs ide the party and across party lines." IT IS AN extrllordinarily in- teres ting lim e to watch Washington right now. r think.. Short or war. the gr avity and complexity or the problems have hardly been equalled, and the customary s truegle between president and Conaresa bas \be nuance of both stdes belonging to the same party. If 200 years or history teach anything It is that Coneress can 'l govern. This doeso 't mean that Carter ls necessarily rtJht; it Just means that somebody h&.5 to run the store. Tlt8 ff o l o ng••~dhf Wcu-on ~UM. lit atdfaor eut· ,....,, u Richard Strotd o/ C"- 'ChNfXln Science Monitor. • • .. -6a.aJ. i To write tht Diiiy Piiot/Bo• 1S60. Cost• MtM. CA •2626 Orange Coast Dally Pilot 1 r .. ore ~.f"._!_. ___ o __ • _____ ~ __ . Stc>-.~--'·7··'·118• .. ----!lll••T•o•Ca•ll•the-O•a•l1•y•P•ll•ot•n•1•4•f>4•2•·43·2·1·------A•f• Y'KNOW··T~E WAY THIN~S MAYE IURNEI> our--'TEN YeARS A~O ORAN<5E COUNTY DIDN'T 1-fAVE ANYTMIN<5 BUT LOW-COST HOUSING ... Shelter Was Like Santa'8 Bouse 'Pre-dawn Grey' Threatens Hikers 1 • By MARJOlllE·SANDOa Mo~ Sandor of Corona Ml Mar waa on a foa't hike in t~ Sjnfa. be_tore returning to th4' Urd~lity o/ CaJ1fonda. Dams. • 1.0hen tropi(:al atonn Normme lflt~. . Most of the Labor Day hjkers had aone home. The No~ Fork or the ~i'!gs River flowed peacefully under in· termattent but br1lhant sunshine and a swirl-moving parade or high t umulus clouds .. We lunched on n1.1ts and cheese. watching the antics of boys daring one another to slide down a gra!lite watercbute into the Icily sparkling pool below. T We were still at low elevation. looking forwal'd to an eight-day trek into the glaclaJl)'·SCu!pled Blackcap Basin of the SierTa Nation~l_J:Qrest. AFTER A CRISP. STARRY night we started out in what we thought was merely a "pre dawn frey .. to hike to Guest Lake at 10.000 feet. The fine drizzle we met as we ascended the ridge grew increasingly chilling. as did the remarks of retreating hikers. By tl'le time we reached Guest Lake the downpour had begun. Hurriedly. we set up OW' plastic tube tent and craw~ed inside with Junch and sJeeping bags, intending to wait at out. Twenty.four hours later we were still waiting. unable !-<> sit up in the caved -in lent. with water leaking through its bottom and sides. I put a tentative foot down to the end of my ~Jeeping bag. dipping into a cold two-inch puddle. l • : Dr. Charles Bell After an hour or debate in the steadily dripping "pre -daw~ grey" of mid morrung. my boy rriend Andrew and 1 soggily packed up and deserted the campsite, leaving a few dried pears and a muddy T·shirt to the elements. - • l f i l t l • t I l ( l ' c ... ~ la. .. Q9 ~ourt, Politics Belon·g Together Dr. Bell IS a political ICience pro- Jeswr ot California State Umveni- ty. Fullerton. The issue of scbool busing has, once agaiq, put California's State Supreme Court tn the political spotlight, Los Angeles' school integration plan, rt.rat Or· dered in 1970 by a L.A. Superior· Court judge, finally reached ~ state's highest court after eight years or hearings and appeals. Opponents of the in~gratioo plan a group known as "Buslop" -· fought against it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court and lost. Like most lose.rs in a prot.ractcd court battt~. they are OaS!J?pointed and bitter. AND, LIKE many losers in a politically sensitive controversy tbey have charged the courts with playing "politics.•• But, what do they mean? Would some other decision have been any less "political"? 'lU.he.._Sqpreme Court bad made no deciAton, the lower court's op•nion would have atoo4 Md that would have been political too. The lower court's decision to suspen(I the · integratfon plan was cert.ainly controversial and equaJly sensitive politically. So, was it "political"? Court <and judges) can make "poHUca1" decisions in several ways. A court may have a case r · Mailbox brought lo it involving questions or political power -r eappor- tionment, regulation or cam- paign finance or changes in elec· lion Jaws for instance . Any de· c.is.ion in s uch cases will obviou.sly have direct "political" consequences. OR A COURT may, by the timing ot11 decision, enter into a political controversy. The pend· ing decision on Proposition 13 is a good example. lf the state Supreme Court up- .bolds PropMitlon 13 before the November elections it will be ac· cused of "playing politics" -or bending to the popular will. But. il the. court bolds Qff until after unpopular decision before the election. Three of the justices voting for the busing plan are on this November's ballot. The judges were not playit\g pdlitics -they were making a decision on a politically sensitive case brought to them. In r act. courts will continue to make politically sensitive de· cisions as long as they are available as an avenue or appeal for losers in the political process. FOil EXAMPLE, those who lost the Proposition 13 election have turned to the courts ror re- lief. the elections and then decides The election process itself that 13 ls lDlconstitutioual jt will highlights the political nature or ~ fcemed of playing poljtics by courts. Every California Judge :;~ electwi.-°'1 the 11)11Sl periodtcally be re-elected. • lf it . lipids .l3 un· ii?liLL ~ tlanW .... •Jmunicipal oaat before the elec· court Jlldges and 29 superior Uon, the court will expose Lt.self court judges were faced with to a storm or criticism -hardly election opposition. This No· a wise poljtical move. vember, four State Supreme •The ...._ "~~~ ol -.co.a.rt Juaticea .. will be on the action for the court would be to ballot. declare 13 valid after tbe elec· Three or the justices on the tion. Clearly, timing as well as ballot are appointees or Gov. substance can be defined as ernor Brown · Chief Justice political. Rose Bird, and Justices Wiley W. Manuel and Frank C. Newman. The fourth justice on the ballot will be Frank P. Richardson --a Ronald Reagan appointee. <Thus some will be tempted to THUS. IN THE school integra· tion decision -charges that the Supreme Court played politics are absurd. The court made an •t view the election or Brown's ap- pointees as a referendum on the iovernor. . BUT nlE LARGJ:R questioft remains -do we really want our jUdges and couns removed from "politics"? At present judges, appointed by governors and presidents. are-on the ballot for · re·election, and make de· cisions in politically sensitive areas. The only way to remove "politics" from the courts is to eliminate judicial appointments by politicians ~nd to. eliminate judicial elections. And the only way to remove judges from . ~ . ,, .. . -duce every ·cltizen~s -right of ap- peal to the courts. · By denying court appeal f~m anr.: other 'governmental ~ c~• deciaions, the. courts 'IP! t9' substantially removed from politics. This means that the de· ci.sions Of acbool boards. city councils. aovernment employees. Uae at.ate ~. reguJatory agencies etc. etc. would be final. There would be no appeal from them to the courts. Clearly, eliminating judicial eleeltions and the right or appeal is a high price to pay. Keeping the courts I and judges l in politics is a good idea --win or lose. Did Prop. 13 Eliminate Assessor's Job? To the Editor: The Board of Supervisors in their post-Proposition 13 budget· ing should take a hard look at the Assessor's office. There should be a substantial saving to be realized then~. al process is a lmost entirely for infraction could foree dis· have been conditioned. Less eliminated. The-year·lO·ycar re· closure of accurate and detailed than 20 percent require an in· appraisal of market values is no costs on th05e properties. dividual public hearing. which longer necessary. Establi:;hed This all seems to mean that means they are approved values will only change by the the function will become that of automatically after having been statuary 2 percent per year un· data gathering ~ a much reviewed to see that they meet less there is a sale. cheaper process than the tradi·.. the requirements of the Coastal 1Jy far the greamt" Share ot tionat-way. ~ -Act Less than 8 ~rcent of the 20 the new houses buHt are im· These changes, together with percent wfikh require a hearing mediately sold and hence take ·the use of computer~alds should are-appealed to the state com· on a ne~. easily detinable tax ,dramalicallydecrease <:QSia.~ •• ~~ion. .ltl . o:tb~~-wp-.-:vm,,, . . . ~;~ , ~ ;JIMRSlte.~~~ "'° .. , ...... ~ ~ . : y the commission. Those which THERE WILL be bulld1ng of have been d e nied, like the apartments, ~ndustrial and com· 'Rem~ SIM!~ original Avco project, have been Since as of now eyery property mere I al buildings and some denied because they were felt to in the county has a "locked ln" homes not ror sale. ln these in· To the F.ditor: constitute an adverse environ· base. the traditional period.ital s~~ces a carefuJJy drawn· or·· 1 would Uke to commend the mental impact. ,. ~ ap_pt!JfN._~ .. rel~te<J. judJlP}ent; ... ~~1qanc! with s~vere ~.~~JU!S • .J)ail~ .. Pik>l for .......,...,.w•':!t · • ~ -.,._ eo--•c ,~,..._.._._ ·nw ~aJiae that •••••••••••llli•lll••••llil•lllll111tllill••• "'e ...,....,.. ~miaaioaliu ad were it not ror CoaStal Com· ..ome beneficial impact on de· velopment along tbe coast. r missions; the lrflne downcoast agree that the Avco proposal is properties would have ~n de- one which shows bow private veloped Intensively with the and public interests can be view of the ocean effectively served simultaneously. A close blocked to the public. Fe"Y look at the commission actions citizens realize that until the over the last five yea.rs would re· Coastal Commllalon, required veal a large number or smaller adequate offltreet parking, the develoP,ment proposals which dty of Newport Beach was » sirri ilarly Illustrate how the lowing units to be built with only public will benefit because the one parking space. Few citiiens Coastal Act required that de· realize that until the Coastal velopers pay attention to the ad· Commission required that verse environmental Impacts or "dirty" runoff Into the Bay their projects. be controlled at the source: all kinds or wute were being· It is ironic that on the same a l s c h a r g u l i n t o t h e day <Sept. 12) that the Pilot Bay during a nd after de· editorial noted the conatructlve velopment. Few citisena reali%e part played by the commllllon, that lt was the Coast•l Com· it carried a 1yndlcated article by minion that denied the building Thomas Elias who baa been or more boules In the Bluffs Mn· cl'itical ot the commlaalon alnce tU the problem ot water seepage lta lnteptlon. In Etiu' ardcle, was corrected. he made statements that are not ooty Cnaccurate and lrrespoml· r know that lood news 11 ble, but be ao dJltOrted the facta usually no news, And that it la that lhoM who read bla columns the "horror ltOries" which catch have to qwt1tlon all hi• com· tbe eyes ot tbe reporters. Thua ment1. the public tends to v'-9w mOlt aovernment aaencles l6 terms ot thelr failures rather lban their successes. It la for this reason lbat •• a eommwloner, I Rnd the Pilotdtorlal rewardln1 SIN<=E Jtn, 96 percent of au development appllcatlon• PfOC· eued by tbe six re1lonal ooaataJ eommJulona have beelt apprewed. lAM tban • pecotnt JUDY B. ROSEND • OUR PLAN SEEMED SIMPLE: Walk the 15 miles back ~o the. parki~g lot .. Within three miles every article of clothing. including the insides or our "waterproor·· ponchos. was drenched. Soon enough we s aw the darl(er personality of Fall Creek. described in a hiking guide as .. a lovely rippling cr:eek. ... A _stream normally eight feet across and doUed with stepping ~tones had become a mad torrent. leaping down. her gr:imte chutes submerging trail and tree trunks. s~tmg "".hite water and rotted logs down to her junction with the Kings River. · ~e cl"06Sed where one such tog had been jammed p~rtaally ac~ the stre.~m. unavoidably getting wet to the thighs. Squelching hapP.llY out of the river we ate a bit or chocolate, conli~nt that as long as we kepf eating we would stay energized. However. ils .we trudged .across tne granite stabs .I be~an to ~mnder 1f 12 miles wtth sodden equipment and a chill held in by boots and stiff jeans was feas ible Losing confldence. I kept my eyes on the slogglng rhyth~ of Andrew's boots just ahead of me. We had no choice. WHAT HAPPENED NEXT CONJURED up visions of Santa Claus. From the chimney of a small snow ·gauging station issued a thin ribbon of smote. Fatigue. hunger and chill forgotten we ran to the door. where we were greeted by a young man, his snowy-haired father and two ex· uberant German shepherds, complete with sleigh bells jingling about their necks. · The two men had been hiking in the alpine basin high above timberline when they saw the approaching clouds hovering over the divide. Being veterans of the 1976 tropical storm they immediately descended into the thickly·misting valley. The station door was bolled and the windows barred. but using a long shaft of metal left at the door. the son had managed to break the lock. This act n:iay have saved our lives, and certainly saved :JOme oft-be group of 12 boys who arrived an hour later, out of whom four had fallen. head under. into the \ ere k · \·llH ~ ·-. 'j ·Mti1.ft' •m~~;-. ./.t .. ,·~ .. <~. with his transistor. searchin~ in vain· for a weather report, camp David. The Dodgers. A tropical storm called Norman. <He strains to hear through the static.1 Ruined raisin crop near Fresno. The radio crackles and suddenly blurts out a disco tune. No word or nu>untain hazards. No rangers in the area. Elwoodgrewangry. . -. ·-·~E lluST BE HUNDlt£ 0 DS Of ~oiks trapped Ui) here. And nothing but raisins." he growled. He shook fib head and switched off the radio. He would try again in an hour. Suddenly there was a 'noise behind the cabin. Eldwood's so.n ran to the door. followed by the bewildered Heidi and Fritz. to welcome the first contingent of the boys we had seen frolicking on the river two days earlier. The teen.agers were breathless and uninterested In taking off their wet clothes. · The smallest boy-was pulled through the door and placed in front of the iron stove . l put a cup or coffee before him. whlch he politely refused. t tried a ste"'· motherly approach. "Drink it. now.·· "I can't, .. he pJe.itded. "It's against my religion ... THAT STOPPED ME. r had forgotten entirely about rell1lon. "Hot chocolate, OK?" "Oh yeah," be beamed weakly. "I like cocoa." The next two da)'!I were onen comic. often trrttallng beyond endurance. and always WM:ertain. At nve 1.m. Thunday tSept. ? 1 the decision was made to leave before the creek had a chance to rise back Ult. We forded Post Corral Creek by a 13l'ge, frost covered 101. and after a tew more streams, we were all wet to the knees but satlstled. Elwood and his son kindly ottered us a rlse as far u Los An1eles. Seventy miles or twlstlng mountain road later. we drove ontp the fJat, valley noor near Fresno. As we passed through-the outsk1rta ot s•n.ger. Elwood leaded over tM s teering wheel and pointed tosomethin& at roadside. road. 'Next to rows or heavy areen vines. In sodden, neat paper bundles that looked Ute mlruature sleep baas. ·were the N1ned ralatn1. ., T • " • . J .. • J -, I f • DAIL. V PIL.OT TRAVEL/DELAPlANE ·Islands -within No 'West Side Story' Puerto Rico's Tourism Picture Improves SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico CAPI -Nearly 2 million vl,ajtors set recoras in all categories or tourism lut flacal year. and this U.S. com· monwealth ln tbe Caribbean ii lrYinl to keep · those happy statlsUe1 climbing, tourism chief' Doel Garcia says. The company has a special marketing rorce trave ling in the United States, Garcia said, "do· ing nothing but selllog Puerto Rico." 1 Reach Som(.' J>f'Oplf" \'Oll4'C'l hutterfli~. some cot h-ct ls I ands And Ukl' all l.hollil• bluen by lhf' rolll'C'tlng hus:. liolend rollf"<"to~ ure .a_IWl)''I on lhC' lookout l or r art> Spt"{·lmrtll\ tiny pink and J(rten and ) ellow doU. un tht' mup n ch with 3 history. •n ~•tmo~ph re. u ~IX'C'\ul · 'om •thing" that rtHtkt•i. 1t 11n1quc SI Maurt<'n 1n uddll1on to being u "rut' find· 1L.,t>IC, ,., .i humt.> bdM! from whkb th· de d1c..ited •~land colh..'<'tor can i.itlly forth by plane or boat tu curHu rt· J quurtut of i.lnguJar Pl'C1mc~ • THE NEARBY ISLAND of Saba, St 1-:u1>tal1'1'. St Burthb itnd An_gultla each sur- 1>n Mni.;ly 1nd1\•1du¥I 1n b4iCkground and a.m · h1ence ure ~o <'lu~e that island buffs ean visit :my one of thl'm for the day, taking o~f a~ter break fw.l wl4i being back at their .hotels 1n .. ume for a prc·dmni.'1 dip and a leisurely s un- downer " Ships from schooners and ketches to high.powered motor cruisers ·ply the channels between thl' islands. currying day·trippers. The oew Martmi Bianco. a 4!1W.passenger high-speed cruiser. muke:. regularly scheduled caUs at nearby 1slund:. . Supplt.>ml'11l1ng thl' d;1y ~mis. or vice vers ~. CARIBBEAN ISLAND'S ONLY ROAD Swoops From Saba Airport to Village The 1.93 mlllion tourists who came to Puerto Rico's beaches, mountains and casinos spent more than $482 million last year. and those two figures were 7 and 13 percent higher. respectively, than t.he year before, according to Garcia, ~heads the Puerto Rico Tourism Co. HE CREDITED Puerto Ricans themselves as the key to t1'e island's aucCffS. .. You can ha ve great them e parks . resta urants and hotels, but without a positive attitude on t.ht-part or the people you ·n never make it," he said. Tourism by Puerto Ricans themselves to other parts or the island was ~Pan "incredible'· 21 pe1cent, the figures showed. Only the number or cruise ship passengers remained relatively static -up from 445,000 to ~.ooo. although last year 's cruJse visitors. s pent SlS.:17 million, 16.7 percent more than the year before. THE COMMONWEALTH plans to keep pushing those numbers upward with a vlgorous promotion program in the United States and Europe. Garcia said. Olfieee will be opened in the Un1ted States and Europe, Garcia said. Of. fices wlll be opened soon in Venezuela, Colom· bia and Mexico to boost the number or visitors from those nations, he added. His company, a government agency, has m oved its European office from Frankfurt. West Germany, to Madrid "since Spain is a principal link to the rest or the continent" with direct rughts by three airlines, he said . Pan Ame rican. Iberia and Avianca fl y between San Juan and Madrid THE CAMPAIGN ls designed lo change at- lltudes among Americans. A survey c6nducted earlier this year on the U.S. mainland found that many Americans see Puerto Rico as d tropical slum full or lazy. unemployed welfare recipients. "Puerto Rico Is not ·west Siiie Story'," Garcia said, referring to the broadway musical and movie of the 1960s. "That is what we want to make sure people realize." _ UCI Committee On Lectures JULIAN BOND .• ..,... ~ ·~ W..-1 Stmd.' •• w ... Mllrf. ~,,..., 20. 1t11 1:10,. UC Village Theatre General Admission S3 00 UCI Students S2.00 CARL SAGAN '"s..dl fw Ute~ ........ Pulitzer winner tor "d'ragons ol Eden W ... acby. S.pt•••r 27, lt7e 1:00 "" CrawfOf'd Hall General Admission S4 00 0th9f students $3 00 UCI Students S2 OC arc Wind~.ird l:.lun1b Airways. and VaJley Atr •wrv in· W1ndwurd A rrways now offe rs rwckagt.'~ indurl1n~ tran:.port~tio~. lul'l!Ch and .,ighlM·t·i ng on ~t'Vl·ral nt•tghbonng is lands . tin St t-:u!>tuliu!>. known as "Slatia'_' to all true ·ns:.iaphtli.'~" !honest. 1l means "island· lo ver!>· 1 lhl· traveler steps back into the 1 ~. The Ltny 1:.land. overlooked by most of the world for a century·und·a·half, preserves the .,1ghts and sound:. of those gentJ~r days . No Rooms at the In-,,,? Tickets avalleble at ASUCI Box OttJce lrom 9·30 am to" 00 pm, Gateway Commons F0< further mtormat1on. Call Committee on Lectures 833-5580- Future, Y 011nger Travelers Won't Mind DESCRIBED BY ONE noted archeologist- 1., "the Pompeii of th e Car ibbean ," St. ~:ui;tauus is dotted with reminders of its c~l· orful p1:1!>l . The guns of tbe toy-like Fort OranJe \H•r(' lht• fi rst to snlute the U.S. flag. The yellow hrtt·k w311 ~ of llont-n Daliem s ynagogu< ,hellorcd on(' of the first J t..>w1sh congregations "' I ht• l':t..>W World l!v following tht· tour mnp publi!'.hed by the lol·ttl lli~lon cal l''ound<1l1on and av;uf<tblc on the 1'>IOJncl. l h1· v11.1tor c·an ~(·t· m ost of St::.tin 's his ton l' ,rghl~ during a lt·1~un:l,Y. two hour stroll throu~h the vtl~t' of-Oran3cstad. Lunch ol a rel'ttort>d 18th-century coll-On gin hous~ and ~rhaps a bit of snorkeling over the rums of warehouse piers that. sank beneath the bay in 1781, round' out lbe day before the return flight or sail lo St. Maarten. SABA IS A WHOLE other thing -a Carib bean isla nd with no ~aches, with mis t !>h rouded valleys overfiowlng with orcbids and fem s. and a capital called "The Bottom" which 1s on top of a mountain. The one road twi.st.s and s woops across the island like -a roUercoaster from the airport at one end to the pier at the other. Strung along th<' road are four '8iry tale \ 1lla11t es Hell's Gate. Wlndwardside, St. .John'~ und The Oollom -that look as though 1 ht>Y had been drea mt up by the Brothers <;r1111m . Trimmed with lacy "ginger bread" and painted ghstenin~ white. Saba's houses are as cheerful as wedding cakes. Because the Island 1s so small 1 only five ... qua re miles l and because level land is at a vremium, the tiny yards or many of the houses a rc chockablock with the gravestones of pre· vious owners. Cool Idea Fall Map to Parks Many Americans enjoy vacationing in the ratt to view the splendor of the leaves and enjoy the cool weather. If you are so inc lined, the Interior Depa rtment bas issued a new guide and map of the national park "6yst"4!m . -- The guide lists the more than 300 national By STAN DELAPl.:ANE LONDON --A hotel m an says : "It's my guess that the tourist for the next few years will be younger. Say under 30. Able and willing to put up with mobbed airports. With cheap fli1?hts where passengers are iammcd shoulder to shoulder. "This s ummer there were a couple of Lhou sc.tnd of 1)1csc young people sleeping IN cmdon under canvas-for $2 or so a· day. They wel'c m a park area. 1!bout a mile walk from the White City Underground. And that's a fast ride to the center of Lon- don." He said: "Ir that's the future or travel. then the mass.produced Holiday Inn con- cept is wrone. The young traveler can't~ ford to stay in them. The people they were built for won't t ravel. At least not in sum- cient numbers to fill the rooms." NO Qt;ESTION THAT EUROPEAN travel irritated and disappointed a lot of peoplt' tlus ~ummcr Thing to do is stay o.ut of the capitub Tht' last time l saw Paris. l rented a little Renault and got the hell out of town. Wound up in a pleasant village in Norman- dy where contented cows gave fa mous Norman cream for t he morning croissant and coffee. You must choose your spots carefully. Don't go to beach towns in France or Greece in s umme r . Don't go to the Shakespeare country in England. Don't go to ANY r esort in August. All Europeans s tubbo rnly consider August 'l'HE vacation month. • * * "We'd like to do some funeral brass rubblngs in EngUsb churches. • • " Ir you ask at the Rectory c and look reasonably honest) they'll usually say OK. Churches that have 8een t>pen for cen- turies now locki,th elr doors. ~ • 1 ~·.q stnd..A_qito(ic_al si~es . lllld describes the ritrTitrt!Mi'lttMtc ·~ area. Touris t s were comrng in with crow~ars. r' ping up ,brasses to ~ake home ~\ .. ~ . lt«,.~ .n~c,a...vi,..London, that ·has rep cas ~ar fafuo~!~ .. ¥• can go there and m ake rubbings. They'll sell you rubbing materials and show you how. British Tourist people will know the address. Besides the obvious outdoors activities there are birthplaces of famous Americans such as Abraha m Lincoln and Places where you can observe how life was really lived in the old days. 1'he "Guide and Map of the National P&l'k.!" ~-1Cn:~nt$,<t00 CW')t~ P.U!'~h81¢-• n-om th~ Oon~u"rrlcH~ .. 1nformation Center; Dept. llOF. Pueblo, Colo .. 81009. The brasses show the figure or the person ortcn in armor along -with a • vehe of pra)'br'. Usuany,setdrrtr.21fioor of the chu'rch wfiere ·the person ·~ .. buried. Thus they're worn from belng 'tvatked'on for hundred of years. Good rubbings are ha rd to make. •• * _li..Q ""· SOME PEOPLE WERE Bt:JRIED in waist-high crypts with the brasses mount- ed on top. Thus you get a sharp rubbing. I ran into several of these of the Eyre family thnl Charloltl' Bronte wrote about • You can also buy rubbings made · by professionals. Decoralivl' as wall hang. l~· 1 A brass rubbin is made ·ust like you us to o w1 pennies. ou know you pul a piece of paper over a pemry-and rub il with a soft pencil. You get a picture Do you wonder if your drinking or the Lincoln head .) too much because you have American newsman in London· says a problems -OR · If you have book ~·Monumental Brasses" is just the problems because you're drinking best on how-to·do·it. Big book stores in too much ? · London like Foyle's will have it. This American searches the couh· Advanced Health Center wlfl 'herp lryside and rubs on weekends. On floor you answer the question. brasses: "It's difficult to get your paper Solve your problems the right way. bcld in place. It helps if you wear thick socks. Walk on the pape r . This presses it • 'Personalized Program' tailored down in the impressions a nd tends to keep just for you!.To meet your needs! it there... e Doesn't interfere with your job .,. .. COMPLAINT FROM SU MMER or family activities tourist. 1 Made a LOT of trips and t know • Professional Staff her .> "In Rome my husband got sick. So I • More.tha n 35 years experience bought full fare tickets and we new home. in solving alcohol pro..,ble m s . "We were on an all:expense tour. The travel agent sold me an insura nce policy THINK BETTER• WORK BETTER for a refund in case. for some r eason such ~c.r • FEEL BETTER as illness. we had to leave in the middle. ~A ~ Call Now For Information "When we got home. I wrote the in-~ H I ) 5 0700 sura~ce people. They refused to pay saying C • (714 97 · l s hould have taken m y husband to a doc-~ Advanced Health Center tor in Rome. T he travel agent said HE The Professlona,ApproachtoControl couldn't do anything a bout it. What would Alcohol, Weight. Smoking. 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CAUJ'ANO, PERSPJalNG, st-OOd on a la· ble. 1uarda at his feet He uaured the ck· monstratots he'd ~uan -but no( before he wa eoonvtnced th n!gulatlon were r11ht. The)' jeered b.lm. Califano disappeared into hla Inner Orfite. The demon trators stayed oo. Nl&bt fell, and Calilano's anaer became apparent. Phones and rood were cut otr. TM ~xt day, the group left. their objective unmet. A I And then a surprise. Within a month, the secretary had. si1ned stronaer civil 'rilbts re· gulatlo~ than the demonstrators bad dt· ma.nded. But be still refused to sit down with them. With lite measures of compassion and pi· que. a kind word, a ruab of temper, Joseph An· thony Callfano Jr. touches the lives of virtually all Americans. For as his cumbersome cabinet secretary's title suggests, be is in charge of the nation'• health, education and welfare. influenc- ing what medical care millions receive. what the nation's schools teach their chlldren, what shall be done for lbe poor in the government's care and bow the Social Security syslem ls ad· ministen!d. HEW CHIEF INFLUENTIAL LEADER Jo1eph CelHeno Wlelda Wide PoW9r ., A WASlllNGTON INSIDER in an outsider's admi.nis&ration, Califano learned politics in gov· emment at lbe knee of Lyndon Baines Johnson and credita the late president with giving him "the most spedacuHir course in government you could ever have." Yet, be bas bad a rough Ume on Johnson's old tun. watching one bold initiative after another disappear in Congress' great maw. "I was working for a president who wanted a solution to every problem as soon as be found the problem. Somebody would walk in the office and say, 'It's teriible. In this country we have fire hydrants of a size that they oan•t take the hose from the neighboring county, and what happens if we have a five·alarm fire?' And Johnson would call me up, and we literally re· commended something called the National Fire Safety Act, which was designed to encourage counties and cities to have the same equipment in areas where it could be important ... "President Carter is much more sensitive about the extent to which government should in· lrude ... "Carter comes into office, and management problems are indeed the most difficult pro· blems." . He has fought an equaJJy ambitious but less ' noticed baltle for control of the world's largest government agency. insisting it can spend lls billions efficiently and serve its people with dignity .. Califano also is aware this president isn't like bis last one. . As Johnson's domestic affairs aide during the genetis of the Great Society. Califano says, Califano does find it irresistible sometimes to propose new soluti9ns lo problems his very traditional sense of right and wrong .tells him should have his attention: an antismoking cam· paign, teen-age pregnancy. child health, im· munization. But as one businessman·aide says, ··His resources are limited now. and he un· derstands that -at least in the strategic sense." * * * Alaskans Aiigered Wi•hdrawal Sought From U.S. .. FAIRBANKS. Al aska <APl -~ The party's candidate for gov- ernor is a feiaty Indian. Its nominee for lieutenant governor is a crusty gold miner. Donald R. Wright and Joseph E . Vogler are running as a team with the aingleminded pu1'J)08e expressed in the name ol their Alaskan Independence Party. Simply put. they propose to take the 49t.h state out or the union. WRIGHT, A 48-year ·old former president or the Alaska Fede ration of Natives, a nd Vogler. 65, are both compelling speakers, especially when they fock on to their favorite s ubject -the wrongs, abuses and in· justices they claim the United States bas heaped on Alaska. At the core of their dis· pleasure is land. They claim the United States holds illegal title to most or Alaska's 315 million. acres. "lo our new country the gov· ernment will have to release every bit o( land to the people," Vogler says. But be and Wright b'ave other grievances as well. "Alaskans are being· stripped of their rights as a sovereign state," Wright s ays ... The fed~~al go~mmen~lJW\ · ~~# .. ,.,~. ---~~ the United States of America." The two also araue lbat people a re not being allowed to participate in government; if they bad their way every law would have to be approved by the voten. But continually they return to land and property. Wright eays that in the treaty under wbidl Ruuia ceded Alaska to the United States, the United States dilelalmed any rtgbt, title or interest in land occupied or used by natives. But despite that disclaimer, he says, the United States bas asserted ownership or all but a few acres, iricluding land used or land occupied by non-natives. .. THEllE ARE only three ways you can acquire title to land -by just war. by negotiat· ed treaty or by expropriation," he says. "But the Constitution protects you from expropriation. By the Constitution, the states stand by you against war. And the Congress in its ignorance re· fused to negotiate a treaty with the natives." Th at Was hington h asn't listened to them has only made Vogler and Wright madder. "You cannot purchase sov- ereignty," says Vogler. "The Panama Canal treaty fight proved that. When the United States, in its estimation, took ti· Ue to Alaska from Russia, all it ~~~M~ to hold Alaska in a fiduciary capacity. with the task and trust to turn the land over to the first. legally constituted government -the State of Aluka." Cosmetic Surgery N081 KIOUCTJON BREAST ENLARGEMENT Our C.0-et.Je Sarrtr1 C«lt.er undemanda T04U needs. II you deeire to lm""'°" yOVI appeuuce • .,. otrer tree priH\e conaul\etion whlcb U)llalna the ~ry and u•tbella (cw (ue ud .,.ticl litla..,...... ealarpmeat and rechac\lClll,modiJ\caUoo of your DOM. chln ... Nd1 ooet.oan. i....m 1fh1 '° lllaD.1 ba" aalected ow recmu. ud Board perwled/ Qulined ·~ Compare our facilltW. and •moee wtib any «bar ...,..,..._ t · Cosmetic Surgery Center Medical (jroup GAO A8ks Disability Revise WASHINGTON 'API Tbe responsibUU,y for admission of disabled persons to special pro-gram .s should be transferred from states to the federal ·govern· ment. a congressional monitoring agency bas said. - The General Account· ing Office said eligibility for the Sl4·billion·a·year disability retlrement program of the Social Security Administation and the ·Supplementary Security Income pro· gram presently is de· termined by state agen· cies under contract with Social Service. Aa • young lawyer fresh oul of Harvard Law School and • New York law firm. Califano came to Washington durin~ KeMecty years and was soon made one of l ~t.aaoa's "Whi:i Kida" by Defeme Secretary Robert M~NNara. To mana1e department operatloas. Calltaoo 1ot •n indef attcable youna CiUbank vice preal· dent named LeoGard Scbaetrer. ·As uslatant secretary for management and budfet, a title Califano crealtd. Schaeffer rum the secretary's Major lniUative Tracldn1 SYttem. "service de· livery asaeasment" and a trainlnt "Pf'Oll'R\ for the contract officers wbo pay out the aiency·s. billlons. "RE'S VERY GOOD at ierolng in on re· sults.'' Schaeffer said. "You should see him out ln the regions tryin~ to find out how bis im· munlzalion program is going. He won't let them tell him about whether the forms got signed or how many people went to the m~g or that great favorite or the bureaucracy -how well they're coordinating. 'Don't give me that.· he says, 'W,hat I want to know is: how many kids got the shots'?" JobmOn's domestic policy was studded with le1ialat1ve triu.mpb.s, but the major legislative initiatives Califano ha.a produced for Carter have not fared well. A proposed overhaul of the welfare ayat.em and a bill to control 1kyrocket- ln1 inflation in hospital tees both died In this Concress. The long.promised national health in· surance proposal is months behlnd schedule and already ln deep political trouble. The refinanc· ing of Soci.al Security. which Califano Usta amon1 bi.a greatest accomplishments. emerged from Congress with not one of his innovative plans to save the system from bankruptcy without knocking the wind out of the wage earner. EXCEPT FOR THE handful of people invit· ed in to brief the secretary or discuss a pro- blem. Califano rarely sees any of the workers in his building or the 145,000 who work for him .. across the country. He has four or five body guards directed by the former chief of Johnson's Secret Service de· tail. When be dropped in on a farewell party in an assistant secretary's suite down the ball, a bodyguard st.QOd posted in the corridor. A secret button bas been installed enabling him to seal the doors to bis office tnstanUy. Some decry what they regard as the secretary's penchant for pomp and bluster: others see an underlying shyness behind the facade. ''He's not a mixer," an aide says. "It sounds crazy, but 1 think he's shy around people he doesn't know." SOCIETY . AVOID 1HE HIGH COST Of DYING The Nepttme Society provides a Simple. dignified cremation service with dissemination at Sea. Mountains. or Desert. There is no need for embalming. cosmetology, casket or grave. Your Social Security and Veteran's Administration death benefits may cover our cremation service. Our literature tells the complete story of our Society.· COMPLETE CREMATION SERVICE Burial at Sea. Mountains or Desert FOR IMMEDIATE NEED, OR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION, WRITE OR CALL: 714-646-7431 24 HOURS _______ .... _i-.i ____ _ The Neptune Soddy uoo W. 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S•p .. mb9f 17, 1971 When You Wish. • • Tomµ,s, R elatives Clearing Hurdles RTll It M. VI OI -0.llY ltlle4 "'-" Pre m-. and the Jsn c 10 Domlnquei famUy ancludan Tom '· K o ni:e a bum carted boy "1th llllll' dn·.un!\ for the future live t.oday 1n \\'l•-.tml~tcr Tlw S2SO n •nl t\ lnuch ind JlO on their mode~l d uplt·it. ln t be ~hndow ()f 11 drlvtHn lht•a tl'r '<'~·n YN • happltt lnOtt !ito1c family would ht• hard to rind in more arnuent secuon~ ot 0 1 .t n~e Count · TOM S. tU f ' •-terrtbly mulilutcd by tht• '-''Pl ion of a nn o r p int thinner In 1'1 Ju.in01 Ill month!. ogo: Is loo1ong much bener dut! to t"t1ntmu1n~ plastic .. ura c ry ~h ia. l 1. u quiet. solemn. b1J( 1oibtcr I') leurnlnal English from Toma., insp1t e or his Im 1n h d e nuncust ton or the idea of t eaching girls . Sht! JU~t ~·01>•\'' h1i-ch~•llcr Patty. 5. who e lifes tyle is chaructcnzed by her brtJlumt red dress, radiant face and guile· less ~milt>, hu!\ m e mories o f Disneyland. -MARJA, 43, B USY keeping the h ouse s potless. 1s a beaming s e n ora as q uick with a laugh as a s mile . For months after Tomas· lrugcdy, s he h ad n either. I gnacio. :l8. tali'. quiet and m acho in (•very m ove. 1s the m o st en couraged ~bout the dre am that's ('oming t r u e : life in America on tht•tr o wn. S Ht•p Jerry Patterson I 0-San ta Ana 1 a nd S Sen. Ahrn Crans tdn h ave inter ven ed with lmm1~rat1on cind Naturalization Servict! Cumm1:.s1oncr Leone l Ccis tillo to s ecure a. six m onth working v1:.u for Dominguez. C.\RPENTERS UNION officials have made :.irr:.in~cments lo loan money to the struggling fam ily which reach ed to the_ U .S . from the Puerto Valla rta area o f Jalisco~via a Tijuan a s uburb. "The real s tory is t h e kindn ess of the people who have made this pos s ible," says Huntington Beach housewife Virginia Castillo. who firmly belit!ves a ll humans are tools for the Lord's work. /\ charis matic Catholic. s he prayed for a pers onal mission while meditating on a walk through Jerus alem in 1977 <.1nd was inspired to go lo Mexicowhe rcs h e dis coveredTomas. Now sh e 1s awaitil'lg 'guidance on how to lo und an o r g an1:r.alion s uch a :. lntc rplas t , Inc . \\h1t·h treat:. th<' bov o.lty ...... 14.Mf ~ DOMINGUEZ FAMILY VISITS DISNEYLAND of their s upportive frie nds loured Disney la nd. Tom as often w a lked with his a rm around h is father's beltline as high as h e can reach yet. A Tso in ttre group were EJwood anctM·arttyn- M iJls or Gilroy. with whom Tomas h as s tayed betw een periodic plastic s urgeries a t Stanford Hospital. A COSMOPOLITAN wom a n . who was born in Belgium and h as lived in France and Spain. M rs . Mills looks arter theirtwo daughters. two adopted Korean orphans a nd Juan Duras. 13. of Honduras. a nother patient o f Jnterplast.. . Deformities in Latin American count ries often havc•"bcen considered evide nce of God's dis pleasure with the paren ts or the child's e n - Pl.t\STIC SURGEONS donate }heir !.kills tire family . ;.ind t 111)(• a lthough funds t o aid destitute. M<1ny have a b andoned c hildre n or p laced -.turrt•d d1ildrcn in undevoloped countries must the m in c hurch -run orph a n ages to avoid the ht· rai!>C'd priv<.1tcly to finance lheir care while s tig ma of s u gges t ed s i n . CuUNTY I OBITUARIES ----------·--·-~ . PUBUC NOTICE P U BUC NOTICE For the Record ,ICTl'hOUt .W•HS •AMII l'fAHIMWT ------------- LAS VEGAS Marti ... llCtlltff lll\190 Mtt IMhlllt AUO.U RAWLS • GUNN WtYM NHI, 44. encl Ctrel Almt, n, bolll f1f lrvl"t, HOOGE HOl'STIE -Wllll•m Edw•rd. 21. tf'ld Clleryl LYM, 24. bolh Of Co\t• Mew. GAL8RUN · KARAM -J .. n·Ptul Gallrlel, ~.of Btrcetont. ~In. •nd L..orl•,.AI, Of lrvlne, l'ROST · COLLIN -Wttren RevmOlld, 22. Mid 111¥ .. Ell1 ... tl'I, n. both ot Hunttnvton ee~h AOAMS • DRUCKS -AntflOfty, 41, end Merlin, 3'. lletll of Fo1111t•ln --.u Mr •n• Wt Steveft Wlnoe•. et Toto, ll01 ...... 11,"11 Mr en<! Mr~ tton.ICI C-e, MIHiOft VlefO, llOy Mr. •llCI W i. J-.. NI•, Miu'°" VI• lo, lloY Allllllttt,tt7' Mr •nCL ""' Jonn 8•ewor Cos .. ,,..,., llOY Mr tl\O Mrt. J•nln ~'-"· MiUIO<I VltfO,boY Mr •nd Mr,, Peul H•l't, M•••ton Vi•· 10. bOy Mr 111d Mfl Merco M••tlntt. MIUIOll VleJo,Olrl ._..,21,1m Mr •l'ld Mn, Alcn.vd O..•eo.. Mlt• •Ion Vltlo, qfrl Mr tllCI Mrf.. Jt_, Holl'lltt, Soulll L-01111•. llO'I Mr. encl Mn. wuu..., Weisoertier, ~,iV•llty. AUG. J6 MIHloll VlejO, toy M•AAYMAN •ALIA -~ ...... M•. •119 Mn. EdWMd C«olle, El nell, "'· •. °' eo.-Clel ""''·.,... Toto,ol•I ·-u .1m M•ryEl-,lO,olOft!Mlo. _.. l!OOV • llAl!ACH -E•rl Ellot, >O, Mr. tncl """' R~d e.otn. Mit• tnf Lynett. IEl•IM. u. M iii 01 MOii Viejo, boy Irvine. SAN a.aMaNTE PHIPl"S . MAY -El-Pt rrlotl oaNaaA&.MOSPITAL Q , end PMi!IM, 44, bOt11 of El TOf'o S111t11 ... s. tt11 DAVIS · FORMAN -Slllrley L .. 5t, Mr. end M" M•rc KenneOv, of S.n J'*' ~II•-· e...i JNn C.otltrt no lut'.ll, 9Jf1 Glll,51,of$MO-• .. ...... '·"" K ELLOOG · SNVDER RelDl'I Mr encl Mtl. Jeflrey Fotem.,.., ~n De•n, 0 , of Wl,_r, •nd C.•1• M., Juell C•t>l•lrano. 91r1 43, oUo~n V•O•Y· .. , ........ 1m· WIESE LINT -DoMlcl E .. "·Of Mr. •l'IO Mn. A-rt 8e99•. San H11nllno1on llet<ll, And Sond•• ~lby, Cl-nte, O•rl ... of~ 8Hcll s......... 11, "11 TYLElt . DANIELS -a.rt I.ff.,. Mr ..... MtS. Jo<qe Hlquer•. s.... of lrvlne,'-Jwlle K. 11, of Cypreu Clemente, boy HENTHORN · SINICS Rolle•! Al· ~ 11. tt11 len, 41. of Cost• MeU, -jttll M., Mr. tn<I w,., A-lcl P-, ~-43. of 8'1#'1*111. NI0\191, bOv HANSTAO · PROVl!NZANO -......,._ll.tt71 Rlc ... rd SI ...... JS, ..... _,,... Lff Mr. •l'IO Mn. Scot O.vldwn. s.... 31, bolll of HW!tlfll1M lht<h. Cleme<1te. "°" . ROTH • HAYWAltO -Jerald Mr. eftCI Mn. OoN4d 811<kH, 54111 H-••d, •s. o1 ...._,. e.aci,, .... Jw.n c.tpitt•-. boy c11 .. 1ott• E., •1. of u.oun. Nl911111. RATEIKE ·.BOWER -Raymon<! -------------PUB~C NOTICE A-Id, lO, -Glorle Merllle, 0 , llotl'I Of l"-Uln Valley. SWIGART · COLE -Gre4ory HO•trd, 22. -Vici O•ll. u. "°'"Of f'ICTlnOUSIUIHllUS' Hunlll'IOIOll &Mth. •AMa ITATaMaNT . YOUNG · A08ERTIO -Robert The lol~l119 perton• ere aolnv TIM lol~ _.,.It ..... Ml• ... ~···· MUNCHIES COMPANV, di IE. *" $t .• ~ ..... c. •»11 s1-ICttttv IE••IO. 411 IE. 2tttl "··Gott• ..... c. t'M1t Tllh ~ k c..-.t• lly.,. lft. OMOU•I St ...... ew•l4 Tlllt , .. _. we• Ill• wllll Ille COVlllY Cltrll ol Orentt C-IY ~ A11911lt 14, 1'71. ......n Pvlltl•htd 0.-C:O.tl D•llv Piiot A<19. ''·Sept,), 10, 11, lt11 4104-1' Pp BUC NOTICE "tCTtTIOUS IUSINUS MUia STATaMaNT "eflnOUI __,NHS NAMll STATIJMllNT TM '•1 ... lftO --· .,. M l11411 _,,,. .. ~. 111 OllA.H0£ ~FICE $UPP\.V. UI OltA~ $VPPL Y, UI ""-•IM llYd., ............... c.. WHllMI A. --·· 3'SI ••tH, • ,,,.,,., c.. 't'IOS Slllrt.., A. MtlleU. J6l1 8.tet. lrVl"f, c.. ttJOS Tll1\ llu••nen It concN<tecl llY " oenerel MnNnlllP. w1111...,"" Me!Wu Tl'lft \lft-l w• llled Willl llW County Cl-ol Ore"Ot Gollntv on A1191111 24, 1m. """' Plllllttltecr Or-C.0.\1 Deity Piiot A119, U, SeQI. l. 10, 11, .. ,. • 41•11 PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie tollowlnv °'''°"It dolnv twsl·1-----------·-neu H "ICTITIOUS •lnlNESS 4UDI)(. O?t llroolt\lde, lrvlnt. NAMIESTATaMU•T CA '1714 Tiie totlowlno --i• ctoil'IO 111.t••· Wllll•m H. TorllrHC\, 021 ~as 8r091<\lde.trv1,,..CAt?1I• SEA COVE REALTY COMPANY. Thi\ t>u.inottt I\ t ol'ldu<ttO llv •n •n· 101• wutw•l'O une, c:osi. Mew , CA dlvldUtl .,.,, Wllllam H. Ttfll'•<I< ltOllert P. Horwtll. ,.,,. Westwerd Tiii\ lt•t-t Wt\ llled wtlh IM Le"t, Co\te Mew, CA .,.11 County c.-of Or ...... Count¥ 011 Sep. '"'' -,, '°"""''ed.,., .,. .... l•mllOr 14, 1'71. dl•-•I. .. l .. 1S A-P HOrw•U PullltlMCI 0tM9 COISI D•11v PliOI Tll•l \let-•M llled wiln ,.,. s.01 11.14.0<11.a.1t11 •••·11 eo....1yc1.,..o10.-eoun1.,on5ep ---i.1nbe.r •• "'' P UBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINaH HAM« STATaMINT Tiie loflOW11>4 °"'°" '' cto.n9 ll<n•· MU•S YOUR OWN SPECIAL PL>~ -INTEAIOlt DESIGN, tOO Se• une, Stutllo62.c:or-C9elMer,Co tttU Oe._ 0. T!Oly 1-rl. '80 Se• une,COf'-delMer.~.tt•» Tiiis buwMn Is Cond\ICl.a llV ........ Clfvlelu•I. Tiils •~=· !~11~11.ci wltll 11ie Couflty Clen of Orenvt c-ity on~ temller •· 1'71. ,.,..., PuOlllMtl Ot ..... CAMKt Oelly Piiot Seot.10. 11.u .0<1. '· ..,, nn .11 PUBUC NOTICE .. 1 .. 11 Pulllt'M<I 0tt1'1911 CAMSI OiiNIY Pilol Stot ti, 14, <Xt. I , 8. ltlt 4411-/t .PUBUC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINIEIS N.U.W STATaMaNT ,,.. lofl-11111 oenons tr• 001119• buSl"tHtS: -, THE CAPTAIN'S CltEW .... ., Feder el St., Clllt• ~.Ce. 91617 t Josel)ft Aollrt9 S•11nO•rt, 1 .. et F-••I M •• ~ Mtse, Ct. 92617 • Howerll Woo 0.ftO, 11111 Am·: llerwlct< LA. HUl!llf'l9$0n eo.ch, C• • ~r990ry ..lofwt Nlellolt, flm Redr: Hiit Aire .. llt.4, Tustin, C... 'MIO ~ Aonela Otle Poll\, 1't EHt 11th Sf., ll 1S,0Klt~,C..tt'27 I Tnls 11\Ktness is c,Of'ldllcted llY ·~ MlcllMI, 14, -Toni Merle, :io, lloth l>utlnen as: 1-------------01 Huntl1'191on BH<ll BRI NE LINE TRANSPO"T· 30tU f'ICTITtOUS ....... .,. .... ,.1 r~t-. ~ This Sl•t-WllS fl ... Witt> tl>ell MEOUIAA . l'UAAOW -l'r•nk, 31, W. OrHnl, l..-Nl91AI. C•. NAMa STATaJCaNT and IClrst .... "· bolllot lrvl"• ,._,, a.r'51ey. JOtn w. Gr·Mnl, TM lol-111411 oe•Mf'IS •r• 41olno OEOAICIC . ELVIDOE -MfcllH I l,A910fteNl"'91,Co 11<1.i .... s es· Steven, U . arid Loret'-"""• 12, llOlll Ltvon l. &MdsleY. SIU Mc:IClnltv T H I! G It E A T '\I E It R 4 ol Huntlnotoft 9ffcll wo. CO\IJI llWV, c.. mi. FOOTHILLS co .. , ... Ca!otlnenttl SI .• SULLIVAN • SKEEN M•rk Thh twslnen "c-..Cted llY .. Coll•Mew.C..'1617 OertlO, ?>. ol We\tmiflUt•. tnd oene•tl 0-"""""'0· ~ICI Willl.,.. Ptlflh,, I-Con· Alie I• Ann, 2', of o.r-Orow. L . ..-L. 8..-lbln llnelll•I SI .. COl1t MIU. c.. '1617 BURGE • R08EDO -Aod11•v Tiii• "·--""" ""'"' -P•trkl• -Pt vllk, , ... <:oft. W•yne, 1•. ot weumlnll••. t nd Cownty C..,,. ol 0r.,... Goo#ltv on~ tlNntef St .. c.MA llMM. Co. mt7 C••OIYn Ork•. ''· of Hvntlnoton --•.1'71. This -1-s " ,_..., llY • llt11<ll. ,,I_ ...-r•I ~ltt'-,.~,. ~.,:~~~.'~~.of (hft99 C:O..ntv on' "1-· Pulllll-0.-Cotti Ottlv P•lol~ S.01. >. 10. 11. 2•. 19111 •0-·""' I' ~ -~~~::=~SS \ Tiie tofl-119 oeflOftS ere CIOtn~ ""'"---'· PUBUC NOTICE AVO. 17 _.....~Or-c.Mll OlilY Pilot ._ -_,, ••• .., SMITH . MAGNESS -Vern ..... •l'ld ...... 10, 11,U,(Xt.1, ~ •2'1·18 This,._. - f .... •19' .... ""-•llyn Ooft¥t•. J7. llOlll of H-C-tv Cleft of Or ..... ~IY on ttOlttHG @olllHt IWIAAKt!T'<;ll SUPEAMAAIC.El' OH WHEELS. ttt•f So. Mat''bor &ou6evant# lA HMw•~ CA'• .it •nvt°" 8ffcll. PUBUC NOTICE """"1 24' t'71. ,, ......,. RODARTE ·THURMOND ..., A-P'*41"'941 Or-CoMt Deify f"llot :,•t.;,~:::.. OttoNI A,..._, U . -f'ICTITIOUI aUM .. SS A .... 27. ~.),IO. 11,1911 _,_,. AUO. 18 NAM« $TATaMa:NT MC MILLAN • BOTHE -·RyNn TM toll0Wlf'l9 ~Is oo;119 1>11\I· Zene, 21, ol MUmlnUer, •nClo ""'es: Suwnne Camell• • ., •. ot ~u fli4IAA "'""""' REAL ESTATE, 1-·------------Gor .... ny. 11"4 c;.nyon Or. "0", Cos .. Mew. C.. "ICTIT'IOUS austNESS BOE TT CHER . HAUKLAND -Jef. '2tJ7 NAMa STATIEMCNT frey Allen, 20. ot C>ffort >tot $0<1"9•. P•ullne Gwllh...,. 21"4 CM>yon Or Tne loll-•n9 Ot1tM1n) ••e do•no •nd Karen l(etlllMn. 19, of Hunt· "0'". Co~le -·Ga. '2627 l>ustCn';.'M' s"'Ew"" OAEEw OAOCEAV, 11191on ••<Kh. Tn1• t>uslneu Is cOllCIUCled llY •n In· " " .. .. AUG. 2' dlvldu•I. "'0 H•mllton. H..,..11nq1on Beecn. CA A 111( EN . AAMl!ST AO Artnur Peullne G#illi<1m •tuo J4mH, 21, of S...t• Arnt, ...0 Clleryl Tiius st.11-t w,u ~llecl wtln IM Ot nn1\ Jemfl Camp~ll. 2116l Ot1n\lt1, 19, or~·• Me&a County Clerk o4 Ora119e County on Seo-Menclo1• a D, C.O•ta -"· c,. '162• MITCHELL . ROBERTSON .. -Cltl tember •. !978 ........ Bro:~~.~f ~;:,0·~::.::i~~~i.:.s~11 ron Eu9eiw, 2•. OI Wtttmlnster. •nd Published OtanQe Coest O•lly Piiot t2W Kim. ••.ol GardenOrov• •-1.10.11,••.n.1 1.1978 ··-11 rh MENDEZ . VILLAFANA -L.eon ... d, ....,.. •• "" ... _ ,, bU\tne\\ ,, condu< ltd b• .. Jr. ,. of -stminster. ena Soc.ono -------------loene,.1 DM'IM"11<P PVBUC NOTICE V. Jo WIW Y. 2S71• Onfllfto W•y •, u H•llr•. CA926Sl 411Ce P . L• Font•lne. Ull•> Orelleno Wey, L• HIW•, CA 92&Sl JoM ~-. U216 O<etleno w .... :1 U Htl>U, CA t2&Sl T ll1s 1><»1 ... ,;, IS c.onelucled bY • QelWrtl D'lrlrwnlllP. I V JoWllN!V llli~ •ldlemo!f'lt Wd~ lfk!<f Wllh I .... Cou.,ty Cleo ot or .. 1191 Counrv on A11QUSI 2•. ltJt F .. ,,. P11DhSlleel OrAnQe C.O.st D•otv P•oor ~OI. 3, 10, II. 24, r•7t 04~·1~ P U BLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSIUSS NAME STATEMENT J hos pitalizl'd "One ,:?ood thin g about America is, nobody ~,..,,...,,....,..----"Tfle imporunn thtirg ts-t .. h~e-#,ra~-rm_....* ... S~' 4l-s-~1~·e-J~e~ct"'s.--handicap15ed kids like they d o there," Marie, 14, of s.ntt AN. P U BUC NOTICE Tllrt ,=1-,f':;,C::::-~:"' tlle (;ARDNER . e~~i:AAS JemH ·-------------C:-tyC .... ofOt .... C:.0-YonS.. lltt' toJJowlllQ.M•SPn• ••• 001ngf 1>us1 nen •s J4CC4>0N <;CO i INVESTMEl\ITS, •SO. W•yne "':) Cor-Clel NI¥. CA m is \ to~ethcr . «:ind Tomas needs to be with h is obs erved Mrs . Mills . E specially in the Mag ic rath rr," adds Mr.i;. Cas tillo . Kin itrlom where lbe s m a ll. s mall world is ·~-... cnnOUSIUSINtHI 14, 1'71. •....u w ,]2. of__, a..cll, •n<l e>< ... ,Y NAMa STATl!Ma:NT Pvllll-Orenoe CoHI o.MIY Piiot Rc.ccntly when the Oomin guezes and s ome :.ilways benevole nt. 4 . t~.ol Ai-0.le. , TM lotlow1"9 __, 1, CIOl"9 bvsl· S."4. 11.14,0ct. 1.1. 1•11 ....... ,..ss:.i;TA SALES.1'0 E. Dyer ..... ----'-------~- MJ.S.St0N ClOMllUNtT Y • L. SMU AM, C.. '7701 JHOfl I.ff, J71 -"'°"91ltnd. -\..0\ PUBLIC NOTl~E .Agencies ReCrµit Aides ~TA&. Jv/lyM, Im Mr and Mr~ TeffY A-l"ll, MIHlon Vttjo. l>Oy ..... ,11. lt71 Mr •l'ICI Mn Wlllltm WllW>lt, Ml\ \IOf'I VfejO. Oil't A ..... 14,1'71 ·r;o:.~n~~S IS~ llY Ml tft• t-·--.. -,CT-l_T1_0US __ l _Ull_N_e_IS_ -- Olvld11•I. •AMa STATIEfi'ENT J-LM Tiie fOl-1119 .,..-.ct..\ tre 00.ftQ Tll•\ ,,_,_ wti hid Wltn the l>u\u~\ _,, C:-ty CltrtlofO.~CountyonS.,.. J 4NES BA ICE 'I !. f A EE T ttmller 1. 1'71 if'ARTN£~SHIP. ttso AttwtY Av.a .. , ........ Sle.D.C.o'lle~.CA • 1\ rafl of count~ p uhll<· und pri\':.tll' agc n {'I~!\ need a fc·\\ ~oo<l mt•n . wom<'n PullllSlleO Or~ '°"'' O.•ly Piiot M D J•~ Co •nc. 4 C4hl0m•• Sept 10. ". 2•: <XI. I. "" .,,~,. Coro • 2'50 Ain. ... 4Vtnw Sii' 0 . M•. end Mt\ Olle~ He1199tlt< II. MtUlon VlejO. bOY County Voluntary Ac tio n put o ut a call for both older can apply. ~·· ..,, Center fVJ\Cl offer5 in· PALS und Big Brothers F'a rlher down·coast, Mr. •nd Mr~ e..rv JKGtK. Miut0n - 0 C Vle10.9orl PVBLr.C NAfrICE f o rm al1on ~•bo ut the for companions hip and the South range oun · A ....... ,.,, •· .... following o pportunities mora l s upp ort to t y VAC at 675·9210 'Or M• •MMr\.Vlrbhtnd••Ar1un,M1s· -·---------- Co\ltM4! ... CA Tht\ llu\•l'le\\ " condutltd b• • •ml tee! o-rtnen.n10 M.0. J-\ C.o . lllC. T M. T...-.ntr J.t<kSOft Scatl Riker. •tot We'f lt1' •• C--cletMllr;CA._, Johll M. Rf--LM M ltlw.,.,' :=s W•-ltd., ~ -Ml>r. C"'! J•lme C. Rik.,. 4106 W•-Rd ,t CorONI Clel IN<. CA m?S (;~It' G. At\K. •lOl W•'f'W Ad l Co<on• Clel M¥. CA '2•2S Tn1s l><l\lnH\ •\ conoucted O• • ~neul o-"""""'P· > l ot\ M A:lk~r -Tiii\ \lat-I .,,i\ file<I wllfl I C-tv Cltf'• of Ot<ln9t Collf'lh on Sep. lemller ·~. ''" F111nJ Oubl1\IW'd O<M\Qe C:O..\t O••lv P"ot Seot 11. 1•. Oct I.I, 1978 4Q.13 j~1·r' T hl' t'Vl'n t een to :.l ay u fll>u l W l·~t Oran ~e t~ help others . Call youn j:!st c r s without 833·9278 will supply in· '1onv••10·9'~110,1•11 "~~~:~~::r ~98·0043 for in formation: fathers . formatio n about these Mr. •no Mrl. <HrY ~Y. s.n J ... n Thtl tofro.lno pH'IOl'I ,, OOonCJ 1111,1. S«rewrv Tllh \llll-1 Wot\ 1114!0 wtlh tM PUBU~ NOTICE ~ountY c;1er11 Of Or•~ Co.1111y Oft ---------- Human R elations H untington Beach openings: ~:.·~~noM.~ E111. Llovd. Mission nesuc us To M ,.,, A A 1 "' e ~o m mission ls look ing lib.rary h as openings for H om e bound e lde r ly v1e10,91r1 FABAtCAT10H,1snsieterAw.,H- for S·t udenl inte rns a n d people w h o like s h t!lv ln" peopl e could u se vis · Mr. •11<1 ~-o.191t1 P•teconi, MIS· t1119ton Be.ch.Ct. " slon Vi•lo. boy Alfred H. V~I. t•7•1 Oce•n•lre, Death Notire• <,ept "· ""· FIM1' Publl\htd Or~ 1:0.UI 0.llY Piiot. Sept 17, 1.4, Oct. I, I. 108 h e lpers in legal. invest · books. typing a nd o ther itor s . especially in the ..,._ .,, m• H11n111191on8ekl\,ca.nMt AXTELL I' b k f th t Mr , •nd Mrs. Otvld Jacobson, Tiiis ~ •~ <Ol'ICMCled by en •n· ·-· tltENE ATK INSON AX TCLL, rr~•· m e n t a nd r eal e st a t e re· I r ary t US S. ar SOU COUn Y area. C.plstr~Beach,bOy dlvlOual P U BLIC NOTICE 41>n1 01 corone cw• Mar. C• P"s~d s earch on inves ting idle H cad s tart n eed s S h ut· ins a r e a lso visited Mr .• ..., Mn . "-lcl Pentnoer. Ml•· Alt,...,H. V.tll9flt •w•v on Seorrmoer i.1 1'111 "' Hoa11 f d ,. I t k 'th 4 b t h ' I I gene 's sion vleio. bOy Tnl• si.tement wes lllH ""''" Ille M•mo""'~11a1 Sht'llwrv•••dDv lax un s. peop c o wor W I • Y IS oca a Y c-1yc1er1<ot 0tM1QtCountYonSeo- h11• 0.10.eo 11u1o1>•no Ct••enct', ' Socia] Services has year-olds. Anyone 17 or volunteer s taff. Mr. •l'ICI ~~ 1~a. Minion tem11er '· .,,... ••uQMer-. E111obfllll'He1nlt 01 Sal\ Orientation a nd Vl•10.11oy l'I .... l"e<1•0. (;• ..,. Elf'-• Ernest of Sen ...... t 11, t'7I Publlsned 0.M9 Coast Dally Pllol 111AM,C..J •>•••,.Ev11Jonn\On o1 training sessions arc ""· •nd Mrs. UOntrd l'•clo. Et Sep1.10.11.u ,0c1.1.1•11 ~, .. ,. R•·~·•«e. "'·Au~ Pleru o• So111n .._,,,. Notl-e• Deatla Notl-e• about to s tart in a pro · Toro,91r1 P•\d<k'M. ca 6nCI CIM• Orown ol ~.. '-" l h A.,...t U , ,.,. Newoorr Be.en. c.. 11>rolh<'r c;.oroo11 gram to teach Eng is , Mr. •nd Mn. Scou u\l,M•nlon V••· Al~tn"°n ~lld '°'°"-:. °"~ M~r. C• .. : SLIKER Brot"e" ~In\ Mortwry alrectoo. Speech a nd reading . lo. Qlrl ~~~~~::He~~~ .. J!~n'.' Su~~~ !~a HOWARD MARCUS SLllCER, SA .. Slt-•Sl' A $ a.n ta An a Mr •""!.MR. Rl<hlord Aov, S.11 J119n S••ott•n Erne~• ~mo<·•• M ••OCO ~~ "p· ·-~ ot --!~~...!9.c,~. WILTON gen ..... a l '--~p1'tal "~eks ~pl!~':;.~~~ Wet-Mi··-wlll De ... ICI on Mon<Ny Sept ...... ller ''· """ es~ _, °" _.,........... .. BERTHA LEE WILTON, -,. ,.. .... Jnnt" ""' • ~ ... • ~ •• •• ''" •t JPM .ol SI Anarew\ 1•18 •I Hllf'llillQIOf' lnlertommunlly \IClenl of LAllf'Vlew, Ce. P•U•d ew•y aides lo he lp With m eal Vlejo.lloy .J>rt~Dy·tHlart Chur<h .00 SI Anelr"') HO\Pf1•I SdN\veCI II'\' flo> wile Sylvie on S.ottmbtr H , l9lt In the Hemet delt' ver>v, r""'eptl00n a nd ....... ts, t'7t "°"" Newport Btkll C. In],..., of ,.,_ ~It.¥, IO CIM-. ~-.V .. ley ~lal. llelOwd mother of • J """" Mr. •net Mrs. Otftle4 81ircll. Laoi-11-e~' ••mlly po-oe•e•,' memort•I '°"' Sll\er. Jr 01 Riverside, Ronald td.IJ 'loae c.o<nr.,, at Nuevo. c. ... ,.., a dm itling desk dUUes Hi9ue•. om '"DuliOn\ lo St. Andraw> Aun ell Sll!o¥ol FUll"1on.<A,. Mery >11r•l•.O by l or•ndtllllOren encl S a nd With Cle rical S Up· Mr . •110 Mr\. Donnlt Newman. Pr!Hl>Ylertan Olvrth MtmOflol l'llllO Kelhlyn W,._ of 0.rden Grove, vr-•I <1•end<lll-. AIM> 2 t>rott>ers L419un. Hllli, lloy Pt<.lll< Yltw lo\Of'lwry -port B•a<.h C.. •Kerry ~~,.~uller ol Stl'lle Ana, tl'ICI J \!Sier\ In Tt•o>. Friend\ rn.tY pOrt On VartOUS Sh ifts. ..... 1', 1911 ~rKIOf'\ c. . Olen -· ""'.,., of Hunlt1>9ton "<•II for vl>l .. ltort from 12 ,_. to •PM T h e s outh county VAC "''. -Mn. M IOnlo Coslmeno. s... "' Bucn, c. .. IC•lllv Herrh ot Mlrt .., s..no.,, ..,.,.. 1...,.,., .,.,.,k:H wltl Ju.11 c.pw-. lloy -------------Lome, C• . oon .... A. Scanlon ot De conouc:ted on -..v 5e91em1>e• a ls o operates a re fe rra l ""''· •l'ICI Mn. P...i ~. E• TOf'o. Alvt>rslcre. Ct~ Robilr1 Ulllenbl!9 ot 11, ,.,._. 111AM. 1nt.,men1 w111 be S"rv1·,.., for "h 'ld • bOy ,#' ___________ , Arlzon•. Anqle Harri\ •nd Keren mede In Wntml"'ler Ctmtttry. .,._ -'-" I ren S -...... f7,1'11 f'IB,FAMILY c u111e11i.•9 ~ o1 >111Afift!lllll_ a..<11, "™l'OtN"~· r&i141 'C e s . conva l escent , Mr. •nd Mn. R ... , He•t>e•t. El WALFUtaAL' C4I "''0.1• o~ll1'K'l_,..A.-: ,. ~ .ti:--... •.11.• li.: • ....-H°"41 brolller AusWll Slllo.er of Los Anqelu, ovellL y . • ,.,,r,'ftfd' • ,~._....,n, eT Ce. V1sltetlon trom .... P~ Monday t i ELMl!R N. OVERLY, rinlelenl ol a lCOhOI st?rvlCCS. A}SQ Of·' Toro, l>O't 7801 Bo\)a Ave Plero Brollle" Smitns Mortu•ry, Cost• M-. C. PHHd ••IY on S.o fer ed are referrals for Westmtnster wl>or• funer•I i.ervtcH wlll °" COii· temb<lr I), to • ., Mot(I Memorl•I f .. m I l y c 0 u n c e Ii n 0 . 893-3~25 ductta 111 1PM T-y 5e9ltmbe• 1~. Hospltel. Boin Deumll!Jr 1•. ll'S In .. .. e P4C ... CY1l.W MIMOltlAL P4H Cemetery Mortuary Chapel ew Drive each ~·~·oo McC:OltMtCIC ~ Laguna Beach 1'78 wllll Rev. ThotnH W. Overton $1 .. 11119 Ina!-5'1rYlved by nit wife tra n s la tion , hOtJineS a nd Pastor ol the Fi"t Cllrlsli.., Cllurcn Of ~11e1. d~UQhter Pelrlcl• MontviDm.rv. J.Ob he lp. H11nt1n9lon 8eech oflk:lelll'IQ. Inter· ont <1randson t>rotner Wllll..., Overly menl will be mtOt In Good S/lepller~ of (;reno A'!i>•c1s. MIChlOM· MAU ot The agE!ncy a lso pro· Cemetery, PIM<• Brotllers Smllhl Chrl\lian Burl•I wOI be held on MO'\' Vt' deS r e ferl'alS ~0-a Mortuery dlrecton. 536-6S3'1. day Sepltmbe• 18, 1'11 al ' AM el SI I • CAUl!ll Joachim c.111a11c 0>ure11. CM•• Meta, variety of o ther pro-Al.ONZO CAA'TEA, eoe "· rHldl!nl C•. Prlvtte Interment. &ell OrOAd••~ ble m s . of ti~lfl9ia8-;11, Ce. Pu"° •way Monuerydlrec1on on S.ote"'8'r "';' .. ,. at P•<lllc• ICINll.Y Both South and Wet l Hosolttl. Survived by Ills wlle PE A Kl EY I tof F•Of'•n'• c.r1er Mid'°"' "''°"'o Dt1• RUBY A L NN · "" oen county VACs have m a ny C.ner 00119Met•ln-taw e111e. CMtor Coll• M••· Ct Paueo •wav o" Seo· h -( fil llotll oi Huntll'IC)lon 8ffch Ce Frlonds tembt• u. ,.,, ., tlle 89' OI 'O o t er opemngs on e. mo <•II ., Plei'ce B,...;..,; SrnltM' eeioved motner" Zoe,,.,._, of S.n· ·Including a number for · MOttw.rytcirvl.ittllonlromUnoonun· " An•. Ct· Je.., l"ry 01 N••oort Id I pers · RSVP 111 •PM on Suncle't 5ePtemCle• "· 1.,1. Beec11. c.e .. P11U11ne l'•11•t1CJ1 ot C.O.t• e er y o n s in . Gf•vHlde-vleiSwlllbeconCIU<l.Oon Mu•, Ca .. Benl• ereltman ol p r ograms. Insurance Course Offered PUBLIC NOTICE -~--~---~~ 494-941 5 Laguna H ills 768-0933 San Juan Caorstrano 495-1776 Mol'ldtv •I I PM .i tne GOOd Slleollerd 0<•1'199. C. .. Elmer Kll-y ot Orenqe. CemetKywtlllAW.AlclwtrdE.ErtelOf C.., G-99 Kf,_y ol S.n Cl.,...nte, tM l"l"I Mell'Odl\t Cllu"ll Of tfOnl• Ct An0 Ooroll!y M¥1111 of ""-.... m. 1noton Buch olli<••llnn Plett• C. Aho wr'll...O b¥ 1)Clf'•llll<llllclr·en A cou rse geare d to prepare s tude nts and professionals to p ass the F ire a nd Casualty A gents License exam. a d mi nislered by the PUBUC NoTICE Cal i fornia Ins ura n ce ----------- IA1.R-.. Ot4 N8ALHOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 UU.•Oo\DW4Y MOllUARY 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMnM-nmtl.U.AMI MOITUAIY WISTC ... CHAPIL -427 E. 17th St. Cotta Mesa 646-4888 Pl9tCI •ontU$ W1M'S MOITUAIY 827 Maln St Hun11noton Bo•c " 538-6639 JM9fll liltOlfUAIY 970 So Cont Hwy Laguna e.teh 494-1535 1533 N. El Cimino Rtll Sen Otment• '82-0100 • Grtve•lde i.ertk H wlll lie lleld on Exhiha•t Told -•1 SecMWIMf 11. 1'71 ti 10AM et 1-------------Wtttmlnstet ~I Perk •1111 Rev Alchar• Denne111>rlnQ olll<lftlno FfleftCls wllO wlsll ID o-Y tllelr respect\ Linda Baker o f San C lemente will be one of 2,200 exh ibitors in the home arts division of t he Loa Angeles County Fair this m onlb. THE EPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea ~ (714) 148-7431 o:z.:. Nkaht ... ..w1c ... 2400W.Co11tHwy. Sult• I Nnport 8Hc:h. C•Ut. HHl~ ......... ftdFf ............ lo: ..... AAOM~I ..... ..... . , c:lty .............. Zlpi •••••••• UM •co ,.,.., tell et tne Sm1111 T11111111 umo We\ICIUll ~I. 411 E. 17tll SttHI, Coill Mew. c. on Svneloty StotMIM• 11. "" rrom 11 ,_to •PM, lnttr• ,....,, will be m.tde et WHtlftlMtef Mffl\Orlel Pertu &mH11 TutNll umo Morlv.,y Cllrecton. ......... 8 Servino All FlitN Sine. 1870 SMITtf.; UTHILL-LAMI MOrtuary WestclffCll .. 11 427 L I, .. St .. C::.-.... WMr•P9f'MNI COMMieraUon I• A Trad ltron Complete Burial ind o.mltlon a.Met Moftuary.cr.metory.FIOWer ShOP 646-4881" I Department, ls to be or- rered as part of Sad· dleback Co ll e ite 's Forums fo r L earnin g program. Th<' cour s e 1 s s c h e dul e d on c o n · seculivc Thur s d ays , beginnin g Sept. 28, from 7 to 9 :30 p ,m . The e ight· session forum fee is $40. a nd pre.registration is requlr~d. a college s pokes man said. L ectu r er and coordinator of "Flre a nd C a s ualty ln!lur a n ce Licens ing Preparation Cou rse" IS H arv y Brewlnaton. who h as more than 40 years of In· sur a n ce experience. the Sl>Qk°e.-man said. For more lnformalJon on thJ1 and all forums • coll the office of Com· munlly Services al 831-7632 o r 495-<&950. ext. 2M. "ICTITI~ IUSINHS HAMii STATaMaNT Tile 1011-1n9 "''°"'' .,. ao1nQ bm\fMti.1~ • It ESIDENTI AL 81t0KEAS, 11 NIOlllllawk, l~•tlle, CA t271S Alberl A. 8a111, /1 N1ql'lthtwa, lr•tM, CA '1115 Mi<llHI 0. AO•m\, :q Svm me••"" ~. 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Hun\Jl'l<!lon Be.ell, CA t?t• H•ro1<1 S JM!»•. Utl ~ Ito, Co•on• oer MM. CA .,.n K•'1n J J .. oer. 1211 !Mllct ttey, COf'Ofl• CMI MM, CA t2•U Thi\ Du\onen " condu(ted Dy • QeMrtt PertMf.\lllP Alc:hetel DelllKll • Tiits tltl-1 ••• llled wltll Ille c ... 111y Cl-ot Orenoe County Oii ~I H,1•11. ,1...., f'VllllS!led Orafttt (M\I Oilry PllOt Sept, 3, 10, o. ,., ..,. d4Mt PUBLIC NOTICE "CT1nous IUSINIEU N-IE STATEMENT rne 1011-•no oerM>f'ls •rct do•nic OllilMS\ ts: THE ALEXANOEA'S BROT .. EA llANO. 1034 v-.nc ... Cost• Mew , c.. ttt2' Wllll•m Lewi\ Alt••nde•. IOU V•tenc••. Cost• Meuo, ca. mi. I 8 rl•n O•vlO 41•1t•nder. IOH ' Vtten<I•. C:O. .. MeW. C.. m:it llrell St..,,....s 41eu-r. IOJ~ V•left<la. C»su MeW, Co. 926:1t Bru<e NOi.,. AleUftder. ~I L~ Se•"•· LA Hebra, C.. Tll1\ Duwnen i\ <onCllKted ov • 11m1tecl o•rlnen.111p. • Wllllem L AleUftelle• Th1t \14111ement .... •ilH ""''" ,,,_ County Cl.,._ of 0.-C-.ty "" AU9U"'l 14. '"''· ..._ P111111~ 0rt1'1411 Co.Kl O.flv Plloti AUC). 21. Seo! . .I. 10, 1:. 1'711 411•19 PUBLIC NOTICE .,_ PubllSlled 0tlftQe Coa\I Ot1ly Pl .... S."4. l . 10, 11, 14, "" •1•,. -. \ '\ RUNNING FEVER Sund9y.~r 17. 1978 DAI. Y PflOT .4 J J Fit ness Buffs Take a Mania in Stri '' WPan I /Hl ~ u~rNitlQ I jul IN doWft uMil U.. /HUJtfl go«a tAOOf " -Re>OfTt M~ Hulc:IUM 81 T£&•V &JUPATaJC& ••u11r._.,.,_ Uaed to be, •~n the world moved •l a slower pace, LSD meant a druc trip, carbohydrate loadll\I Implied ptllftl( l\l .. r on a truck and athlete'• root ... what cot between your toes and lt~bed The&e days, aomeone dJICUaainl l.SD la plannlnc a lrtp aJl rifht. but In current parlance h could be one O\Jt 1nto the couritryalde for 1 Lone. S&ow Dlat.ance r un Cubobyclrate load.1n1 b a ooouJar ON'·run. t-nerirv 1ndut'tna diet And Athl tc's 1''oot 1 onf' of bcv~r•I rapidly •row Ina tranctuse stort-i. SJ>t't'Ulllwia 1n :.Ports 11hoew and tcear · R NNlNG lS t'lt"arl)' miking Mn imprint on -tht' country's lun1uaal', commerce and. with ·boob and mqaainn on the subject prolartrat· 1na . IL'illteratu:reaawell It la challMRlng Lhote ol the sedentary pers uasion lo either suJt up or thlnk up a clever excuse. And If we un believe what they aay, running is Uft.lng some wbo do it to 'hci1ht.s of Novel -Gait Exereises Mind By PIOLTBOMAS u ......... .. NEW YORK -Leonard Harri~ does. some of his writing while running around a reservoir in New York City's Central Park. As his legs move. his mlnd works, although the 48-year-old novelist admits with a grin that il usually starts out day-dreaming about such things as selling his books to the movies for a lot of money and then deciding what to spend that money on. FANTASIES FINISHE D, Harris says, he moves on t.o more serious matters such as composing dialogue, deciding on the words needed to flesh oul a character and solving problems that have arisen in plotting. .. It works," he says. It also helps t.o "get rid of a lot of hostility" that might have in· lerfered with bis writing when he sita down at the typewriter after a morning run to work on his third novel. 1 This one, the New York Oily writer says, is not going to be a thriller -· "at least it doesn't look like it's going to be at this point" . --like his first, "The Masada Plan," nor will it be like his latest, "Don't Be No Hero." T im-FIRST DEALT with a SWTOunded 1-t--~t-._....-threatened Middle East nation threaten· inJC t.o use nuclear force to defend itself. Tbe ~nd eoncerns a man being suddenly and uoexpectedly thrust int.o a violent situation and the way.in Which ~ reaets. .. 'lbere's a certain amouit ol sus~ in each,•• ltarris says, "but I, like OCber writers, like t.o think that there's a little more t.o my books than that. In 'The Masada Plan' my main concern wu posing the ethical problem or what is a nation entitled to do to save its life or, coavenely, what la a nation not en- titled to do to save lta Ule. '"ln 4Don't Be N0-Hero,' I wanted to show a man facing his own bravery or lack of it. Mos t of us wonder at one time or another how we would hold .UP ii we were suddenly thrust into ll situation in which our bravery would be put t.o the test. "IT WOULD HA VE to be a situation ot rear --it's not much or a test if there is no fear --one in which you were scared out or your mind." Harris recalls Wldergoing a test or that sort --although on a lesser scale -when he acted in an off-Broadway show. "It was my first public performance," he recalls. "There had been no dress rehearsal, a lot of my friends were out in the audience on opening night, and I had to wallt out on that stage. "I was scared, but I did it. When I fjnisbed I said to myself, 'You may not have -done well, but al least you aldnTlrip overthe furniture.'" will help you stop'Smoklng • permanently! • 'Pel'90n811zed Program' tallorei:t just for you! To meet your need al • Professional Staff I --GET A ~REATH OF FRESH AIR .C.11 Now For Information (714) 975-0700 Advanced H .. lth Center Open £Very Day 8 AM to 10 PM ... eesta•y. and drivtna some who don't to depths ot dbau.<Jt The number ot acUve members in the Na- Uonal JoQln« AuoclaUon has tripled to 26,000 In the put 18 months. And last October, a Gallup Poll foWld that 11 percent or AmeriCln adults were out running after solitude. fresh alr, stron1er hearts and a sort of metaphysical bJgh, convinced thut pace of sole brtoga peace of soul. THEY ARE A very visible minority. Even res1denta or New York, who see anything and everythJng on their sidewalks and take it all in 'llrldc. ere compe lled to nolit«\ 5,000 muruthoners trooping en masse through their oo roughs. Veteran New Yorkers lend to look to the reur or the pack to see who is giving chase. Hunrung bas a Pled·Piper-esque lure. In San Frunds('O cuch year thousands make the seven· m lie trek front the Bay to Ocean Beach. If ap· pearances weren't deceiving, the lemming-like thronlf ol 16.000 Utis past Mey included gorillas, centipedes, Batman and Robln, and Santa Claus. Sbm e dressed as nature dressed them. So contagious was this exodus to the sea , 1l's bald. that when it passed the wino district. som e or lti:; downtrodden denizens were drawn into the dance, no doubt experiencing-a shock more metabolic than metaphysic. DA VJD FiTELSON, who on early morning jogs bas startled some of New York's not-so· finest slouched in stupor about Washington Square, just finished teaching a six·week course on running at' the New School for Social Research. Fifty people, newly converted nmners, paid the $100 fee to bear lectures from tbe running world's leading apostles and join Wednesday night runs on New York's crumbling and aban· doned West Side Highway, where· the nature to be communed with included the disturbil)g aro ma from a rendering plant across the Hudson River. Could this be symbolic of the decline of the automobile and the ascendence of the foot? Maybe not. The maker or a popular running s hoe advertJses it in the automotive terms of performance. safety, suspension, road holding, air conditioning and mileage. Fitelson, a practicing psychotherapist, on running: ••MY EXP ERIENCE IS that it.demolishes the body-mind conflict. People find themselves functioning in a unilality of inteUect and physicality. Dedicated runners orten talk this way. "A lot of people are searching for something to do lo connect them with themselves." Fitelsoo's class concluded with a public run and "they got incredibly excited, 1,300 people zooming through Central Park. They really got off on having all those peop~e around them." Bunnin_g has always been around. The an- cient Gr:eeks dfd it, adding improvements such as running naked. There's· no evidence linking this practice to the more daring San Francisco runners. But it's proof the ancie.1f8 badn't In· vented nylon.. · • • I .., • • WHO NEED~ WHEELS? HEAD OF JOGGERS SIDELINES BIKER IN NEW YORK ._. Nylon running shorta don't chafe u cotton ones do after several milea of sweat. runners say. and the marketforthem is tremendous. At an Athlete's Foot store on Fifth Avenue in New York, nylon shorts are $10 a pair: you'll need two. There are 56 styles of running shoes in stock. not counting spjked track shoes. and L2 more on order. A serious runner has two pairs. one training, one racing: $75 for the best. A warm-up suit is $65, a rain suit $65. a pedometer to measure distance $18, a stopwatch $40. sweatband $1, sleeveless shirt $10, two pairs of socks SS, and a bag to carry it all. $25. Total: $324. not counting items available elsewhere. such as bee pollen from England, a calorie counter, running jewelry and neckties and hats, or a head.band radio. MOST RUNNERS stop with the shoes. Nevertheless. $236 million worth oLwarm- up suits were bought last year, solhe by joggers, the rest by tennis players and other' mortals. the National Sporting Goods Association says. Furthermore, nine million pairs or running shoes worth $147 million were sold. Sixty-two percent were bought by males and 29 percent by fe males. As interesting as what the noncommittal 9 percent in this poll thought of themselves are the 206 million Americans who didn't buy running shoes last year. Who are-they? . IN ANY PHOTOGRAPH of the finish or a marathon, as the rwmners wain aeJW &he line, Chey are the ones standing ~ the sidelines. tolotice which group is sweatina. puffing and hurting. and which 1s smiling. clapping and cheering . Perhaps. with William'F. Buckley Jr .. the latter consider runrung u ··miserable form or self -purushment. ·· Or dull. . "I don't ;og." Russell Baker wrote in his New York Times column. ··u this metke~ people who do jog reel smug about their muscle tone. so be il. Having been a ;ogger al one stage. 1 know too well the dreariness and boredom with which they cope. TRIS SORT OF heresy ts everywhere Rep. Thomas O'Neill. speaker of the-House or Representatives. has run for omce a lot. but never up Capitol Hill. ·as Sen. Proxmire doe!> every morning. Whenever anyone tells O'Neill of has running exploits, the 260 -pound speaker replies. • 1,,-a1d-a-guy SS to~ 10-miles !or mt:.·· When asked what he thouf?ht or Joggers. 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R!!r ... ¢5 .............. ·~ .. . •Horoscope •Ann Landers Sundlly, Stptttrtbtr ''· 1978 DAil y PILOT ates Get Off th~ ·Floor I . . • to Win 6 ) JOU M •;V/\ 0 QI -°*" ............ t 1' • the t v.1n w r v1• t'Vf'r hod et CoDsl . • said un £•h1tt"'d h1•.ul coul't1 Oi<'k Tueller "Tu he ubh• t u com~ from ~hind hkt" ,.,. did 'Al' t1e ... l·rv1-d It ' Whut 'f'uckt•r """ r(.'f(•r 11ng to wa ... .mo thrr eh<Af)(\•r in the• unpn:d1c-tablP unb\'111•vabl~ and 'fw<'tacul1.1r footha ll St"rll' ... bct'4'\' ·n Or1Uljll' Col"' .tncl c;oldt•n W l''l l•OllCj!<'41 TR IUN • BY wnAT-1> t•m(.d lllfr ...,, l lns u-rf)lOOnlnt,>I" 24. 7 murKJ•l earl)" 11) th1· ~ ~t!Cond quartf'r . th P.WJllOS of Or&nf;C• ('041:.t rulhed tor a '>hock ang l4 l4 uw.ct \'ll'lory before 7,000 d1:.bc lievanu tans ut l.t· Hui d Stadium SJt un1u v nhtht • 4 f OCC Rallies to Upset Golden West, 34.24 , \\h ln J e 1ank o '>C0 1 c c1 o n" ttuarter·buckbuck dr ... w lrom ,;ax y•rd~ out for th'1 final34-24 m a rgin • ll 1took quarterback 9ave Jcrdnko on· · ~Y s e ven Qlays Lo capi~llie on the m1~· cul', scon'Plg the final 9-yards himself UN he scrnmhled into t e end zone on a fo urth und 15 with I 36 remaining hdo re I ht• hul C Jcranko and lhe running of 01.1n Dud· dridgc supplied the orre n;;e. JERl\NKO, SUBBING for lht .tnJured Dave Mollica who was s idelined with d bruised right knee. f'irsl hit Matt Brug.i on a 38-ya('d pass to cul the c.U!Ctc1t lo Jl!:RANKO. A FRESliMAN out of Estancia. finished the game compl9'Jn" 10 or 23 for 127 y ards li e threw for •ee touchdowns a nd ran ror two othenl. • It 1ppcurt'li thut Golden West c.·ould di' nu "ronK 1tl the outi.ct u111 the Rustlers '>t·on•d on their tirst rour possess ioni.. Tht• bu<'krlcld of !-\J,t'Vtl Rukhs t)anl, J ohnny Oukl(•y und Steve Fol(el set:m ed un\toppul)I •, und th1• P1rulc!-.' ddeni.lo' lookt•d ovcrmijl{'ht·d uga1nst Goldl·n Wl''-1 ~ offt!nlle :d.ll' TllE"TOUC'llDOWN SEEMED to rt>· 24-20 • J eranko also got a mple support from . sophom ore Dan Ouddridge who carried for 164 yards. the fourth highest total · l·ver for an OCC runnin~ back :.and thl' first JOO.yard performance <;1nce 1975. Uul tht· i:.c1 ufJt¥n~. ~ult~, ~i·ii111lb,110~ . 'IVl' hopl' into_ ";hlll wa ... u Ja<;tlt"ss Pir1:1tc ., P l1ul,«>1> wouldn't IU V~ up . . ,tt·a.m at lhH1rn_l.. . . lfRAfl.ING _:24·7, the ·f'1 r'!ttl1i.·$:ot lj : 1 hred u1>~offto1~1.woly uncfdl'fl'ns.1Vclf .. " 1J1 t'Uk towurd 'the l'r\q of 1hc farM h ;ill 'lht,>. f\trall'S ~ml· out and., tot511y strut Thc•n he found the range again at l)l1· 12 ·2rmatk of the foul'th perlihcn ht· found .• Mike Cpmp jn th~ rlgh. orncr of the.end zone -to ma.ktd.he sco~ci ·24 OCC'finished Its-scoring bJiage anti put the gamt• on ice six mlrmlei. later 'Wl• shOWl1d J IOI of tharacte r out t ht: re tim1gt)t. ·· :s;.i1d Tuck t r "I thought the ctcrt•n:.c. et>pec111lly in lhe · .,l'COnd "hen Golden Wc1>t fumbled on its o~n down-Gol~en W~st's potent uffl.'n~c i n 25 \Urtl lhw th ~ :.t•c·on<l h a lf wblle thl' arm or" <M't· P l RATES, Page 84 l . . . . . ·USC .:Belts Oi-egon . ~· ., -'1 . White Leads Trojans to 37-10 Win ' E-V (.; E.N ('.;. 0 I' c I A p l Tailbac•k Charles White rul>ht.'<l (or 173 yards and l:t l'OrCd two loul'hdowns Saturday night us e 11~hth r:.anked S o ut h e rn Cal1forr11a ripped Or egon 37·IO in the Pacific ·IO football c·on • fcn•i;>l'C opener UJr both schoob The Trojan~. favored by 2fl points . hrokc open a tiJ!hl gumt· hy Sl'.Orin~ two touchdown:. in a 23·s etond s pan al the t·lose of the firs t half HOTll SCOK ES were '>el up b~ 'l'roJan inlcr ccptaons. two o r four Dutk p3SHS r>i c k c d off b y Soulh<'rn Cal dcfencfrrs 1ll the larsl hulf With the Tr<mms leading 9·3. lind>Ul'kl'r \V1lliam Banks in lcn·cplt."<.I a pui.s Crom Orc~on l11:1ck up quurlcrback Dan Uuly and returned at 40 yards to the t·nd 7.0lll' :.cconds remamin f( to muke it 23·3 at halftime. Oregon scored first early in the game on a 40-yard fi eld goal by Pat Englis h after the Tro· Jans· Lynn Cain fumbled on tht: J.tame's first offens ive play .. IT WAS USC'S only turnover of the g aml· Southern Cal responded with a touchdown on 1lS next offensive serie!t. l akini;! lhe lead for good. 6 :J. on Cain's nine -yard SC'orinJ: run White gain<'d 20 <ind 32 vards on his fina l t wn e:11 rll'"· t h~ la:.t one for a lOul'hdown lo put th1: Tro:1an!-. ahead 30·l0 \\ •lh f1vt- m mutes left int ht' J::t ffil' Ore gon had sc·111 t•<I mona·nL.., t•a rlil'i:.~n ;J 51 \ant tn11r hrlcm11 pass from '.\11kt· K1·11111'cl\ to f'a ul Bac htold Southt•rn Cal"-. fin al 'l('Orc WU!o u (i4 ~ anJ inll'l'Cl'IJI 11111 r t•turn by l krh Wan t \\Ith l\\I) minulC's left A C 1.1 PI' ING Pt.: NA LT\' "}h~· No 1 thing \\l' \.\ a ntc·d to 11ulhf1ctl lhu :.ton·. but t he 'J'ro do w us not give thl' gam e: <iwu~ 1a n:; g111.tlw tnul'hdown anyway. throu g h err.or~.·· s aid L:S<; on Wt11t1.•~ onl' yacd plunge s ax Coach John Hob1ns on, whos« fens 1Vl' play . but 11 wu~. Southern Cal's lont: lurnon·r uf lhc night. ··c oming up hl'rt' wP dipn t want to ~1 v t· c.n y thint( · s a id Robinson · I rcll I had ., ~ttod ~a me."' lht.-qutel Wh1l1: •mid 'Thl' Of· ft'ns 1vl· i1 n1· wor kt'd o m ' '>Ult:.fJt't1nn T hat '( what rcaJI) clid II .. O rl'1411n Cuac h H1ch Brooks -.a" -.om<.-p11s 1ll ve SIJ?TI~ in his young tt·am·., loss. lie noted that On'gon mistake~ set up 1.111 but l \\O nr lhl Tro1ar. 'll'flr(•~ ·W1· gavt• thl'm a lmo:-1 l·ver~ t hrn~ they ~ol." Brookh ~aid. a nd ""' held lht-m in 1 hl' ... econd halT \COA C liVOUAllT~AS \fmtnr '" c.,1 ,, 1 • '' '4 ,;, Q r ... QOf'! • •I I 10 Or• • c, l.no.•·~" •u lJ'j( (1-tt14 tyf" 1ii1t\'..tHfl"O use ..-v JOHJ"'' '" lJS( W'11f1 I fUI' ,,un , ...... .., U!.C Wtlhatn' I P41" •rom Mc Oofi••d <Wt'NS6 IHI\' h om M<.Oon4ild Ort• U-tt htfl4d \• O•\"'" trorlt J( t nnt-CI• EnQh\h ,,,\ \J!>( Wh1h• l~ 'U" • JOt<l•fl ~I(" tt!ai( W,,td ..... n tHt r"Oh Of'I ,,.,..,, ... A J I OOJ:. H 4TISTICS use Ore -, -----i~ plays latl'r with 36 'ICl'Onds left team fumbled nint: lim ci. la~t in the:hulr. _ ====--=-=-=__,~~·against Tt.,,a., Tl'c h '·W1· ..... . ~400111111\lil. .. I\ Chan• ' ~'""' ~ /t] ,..,, . . O•llV Plhll -·bf llk "••CI Ito•"'"' ORANGE COAST'S DAVE JERANKO (9) ATTEM~TS A PASS AGAINST GOLDEN WEST. ,.. ' KC Falls, 4-3 . . Lansford's ·uo01er Revives Angels • .,truc k o ut µ11w h hille r John h '-~AS CITY. M11 •i\1'1 ('.11'11l'\ La·11~f11rcl :.lu J.u.t ed ;i thn·t· r lHl ho mt•r in lhl' t•1ghlh 111 ning to lift tht• Culllorn1u. An~els o vc·r lh•· Kans u:. Calv Ruv;1ls 4 3 Sa t u r d u y n 1 J! ht ,· n :.a · i.: a m t• m<1rrt·d by a bcn t·h ·l'lt•anin ~ braw l that las tt•d nt•arly 10 minut«s Tht• v1t·t11ry. o nly Califo rnia .., • se cond m its last s ix ~umei.. movt·d lht· J\ng<.'I!-. :JI "J gam<·:. On T" Today Oaann~I 5 a• I I :30 Wathun wilh runnl'rs on sec:ond a nd lhird and I wo out ih th<· seventh, was lhe wanner T he Royals hl.ld taken a 2 1 lt·ad wh e n Frunk Whi t e s lummt'<l a Lwo-run homer into lhe ll'fl field bull1>c n with two out in the Sl'Cond off Ahj!elcs st<1rtcr Paul llurtw ll. llul Mcfiul' hud beut out ffO infield s mglc and Al Cowens hit 1nlo a fi C'ldc r 's chmce -bt·fort:lhe btt.M-Wh1w~ f#ili-of lh1· '-l':J:.On Tht• Ho.vals :.added the ir third run 111 the• l\l'Vt•nth off reliever D<t' 1cl Frn ... 1 on u r'un SC'oring s in gll• hy Amos Otis behind the fi rst -place Hoyals in t•L1Fo11N1• KANSAH ITY l he A mcrican Lcal(Ul' West n r ""' •II, 11111 Lam.ford's blast to left off rl· ~.~;;:,~:;0 ~; ~ ~ ~1t~~::, ~ ~ ~ ~ ltcv<'r Al llrnbosky, 8-7. follower! Bo•ICKk, rl . , 0 1 0 tdnlJ. pl\ I 0 0 0 Tim Lavende r inter cepted are JUKl a young ll'am t>tl'Ul(~hn~ unoth<'r· Dal y pas ... s econds 10 improVl'" later et "1e ~·•ROO 24 , and P111.11 The TroJani. · L) nn C ain McDonald thrc w m~ht yards for fumbled on th<' g;im(''r-fir o;l of P',n \1nq V•H<f' r. 111 Return ••r<I' .,, I "'n \e' \. ~ l l .... Pun14 I 4, \ .. FumDlt.'\ •ot• I' j P•n.itll1"' Yl\td'" I I .... a nothl•r TroJ<lO s rnre with JUSI ~ MeFarlaR11 Spatrkles -. j BruiTis . Get a Boot, Topple Vols, 13-0 KN<>XV l l.1.1·: 'f<'t111"·1AI' • 'I l·nrw:.sc•e Cmu·h .Jnlinn\ Ma101' talk1•<1 a houl l Tl.A " µunlinl! g a m l' an rl l · (' I . 1\ !t 1' t' r r ' Don;1hul' C'llt•cl hall t·1111lrol a s th1· h1 J.? f:1l'tor an l l'l.1\ .., 1:1 II fool h a ll ,·1e ton 1)\'('r Tt•nnl'hst·i· Sat u r el;))" nag ht l"C l.1\ fo1 t"t:tl .,'J'(•11-nt•!-.\l'C t1i ~t art Imm msHk 1t:. own 20 V<1rd I 11w on ..,t·\'t•n of 11 posscssionh ·T ht• m11'\t 1mprc~i.1 vt• lhlllJ.! .ilwut our l1•:im w:i-. our ahal1t\ 111 k<'l'JI lltt• hall \\llh 11111~ t he• on~· 1ntc·1t·1·1H111n ·· l>un.1 h ut· .... 11d · Wh1.•11 \llU clo n "t fum h lr• and huvt• a good t 1•,1r11 \11t1'11• lougli lo lw.tl · "l'ht·v cllll an ou1s1und111g 101J of k1•1•111 nj! 111-fr11n• ~t·lt1ng 1 h1· hi;.! pl.•.' u111il Bro'"l m a lll th•· 11111· long r1111. l >u m1hut' 'al<I 11 1• cit'"' n l>c•cl T .·n n t·"\Sl:t' .... qu.11 t ldlat I. .. l 1 mm~ Sl rl':.ilt>r fl'"' mag111t1tl'nl onl' c>I 1tw q 111tk<·"t fo<Jll>all µJa~cr.., I hJ \I' l'\'P1r-'tw1•n 1111 I ht• rat· Id \\Ith . )J.\JORS S.\11> l 'l'Li\ .. Kenny 1-:a.i.h:~. who 1nll•rt.'C'l>l l•rl t wo pai.sl'i.. om• t11 stop u Tl'nnessel." 'toe 111 1.! thn •at uncl lht' othl'I' set 1111:.: i:p .• I I \Uni lourhdown clrl\ l'. •~ ont· tll'l'k of :i foot bull pl;I\ l'I \fl 1•1 • ..,1·11n •h•:. .. I 1r .... 1 ha lf 1n St•t• l T l.A. P lilJ.tt' R :: ' w~I s tQ 8.obby Qd~ll.lll'l<Lfti<;k .• ~~~·· •• o o..o u G 8r~11 io • o 1 o h~,.,..rlltl!~ ~~-~~~~.,.,1"' • o~1 ~r 1 l>ON.\IH'f-: Ul.\MIW h1mwll fur LTl.1\., f,11l u1 t' to i.con · ~ht•n th<.• ftr!-.I half 1•ncl1•d a!. lhe Rruin~ r<•uclwd TC'nnt•sst·l•s two yur(.f ............ JJI'~~ JWV1tt.~~· '--1cr1-:-t>lir 11w·-Rru1n~· Mullf" nm ~~·,m ~on .. ·. me.~ -~.~'"-""·..--· ........ . l hom l•r in two ni~hls off Kansas R Jao ton. •b • o o o taCo<•. •n 1 o o o ,. . h Oown1no, < ) 0 I O Wnth•n, lb 1 o o o ... 1ty pile ini;: C.•11 11 1n 1 1 1 o M'-R..-an • o 1 o The fi~ht b e gan moments CM••·" 1 0 0 0 cow~"''' • •oo I I Good'"'"· pn 0 0 0 0 P•l•k, \\ l 0 0 0 ~1 t<'r. lr abo~y thr ew two R~ll•nmun0,pn1000 Ouirk,pn 1o 1o pitc h es over the heud of the ncxl J 111"0~•\0n," o o o o u w,nnq1n " o o o o balll'r. Lyman Uostoc k. and E While, 'II J ' ', Hurole, pn O 0 o O • Bos t o ck c h arged H rabo!'iky <.11i>a.P" 1000 t Pl f th • d d THt4!11, 1b 0 0 0 0 ayers rom e ugouts an ror•" 11 • , • tot•h ie 1 n 1 bull pens ra<.'ed onto the field Uh ,,.1.10'"'• 100 ooo 010 • the l wo wrestled to the ground. """"'' <.••v 010 ooo 100 1 E LM\IOtd L08 C.•llfo,,11• •. ICen~ Cit' The umpires had appurcnlly 10 10 ow•. Oownlno HR e Wh••• u1, res tored order a few minulc!t L•"''o•a '" s11-~1oc1<. w 11M>n 011,, t•n ~ later bul Hrabosky and Bostock 0·~•u• "" 11..,'°' ,,. 14 11 u •• so 1 the n t'xch a n ged words and t•L•rrottN•• • t'ha rged CaCh Other QnCC rrlOre ~;~!:•II ~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ., Roth were ejected from the "&•••• ·, o o o • 0 gam <' • ~.~~~~:•w.•11 1•1,: ~:: ;r Hchcvt•r Oyar Miller. 6·1. whn """'""'TV """'" ' l 1 •4 .,.,,.l>O,._., rt.I It , r l • MtC..1lb4lrv J 1. I 0 0 •,,.._,. L~qOI "" •'1• f J I• A •O.Uf AP' Wirt-lo HRABOSKY ATTACKS-Kans~as Cit ~· n •ll <.'f p1t1•ht•a" \I lln1bo!-.k y tackles the Angels· l.y m a n Bc)!-.IOl'k • rr g ht • <luring the ci~hth inning Saturday night. Bol h lll'nC'hl·s c·mpti<•rl during the m1.•lt•<.• ta~ the Angels pullNI nut a 1 :1 \\'In. stop tht· <:lock • "'Wt• \H•rt·n ·~ \t·1~· \H•ll 111 !!ar111t•d in tho' :.1luataon. ht· ... 111d 'Tht• hlum•· for llH· last VlH~ Ill lht• f11 "t half ri!'>L'i on Ol) '>ho u hl<•r:. l ' (-. L i\ ·" p u n I 1· r \I ~· t 1 \11' l'""rl.111d. "ho u' t'l <•i.:cct :m; .' arcl s on W\ l'n l\1r l.i.. · kl·11t u:. 111 t h t· hnlt• ;incl wt· 11IW:J\-. had ;1 Ion~ \\av:. io ).!O. M llJOI''> 'aut "Tht•11· hack:. kl'PI putting 1n lhe 1r four or ltVl' varcb :11 :1 wh1H·k OJrul wt· 1·ouidn 't knnl'I. thl•m loose f1 om lht• bull · THE HR lflNS 'rored n r ... 1 on T h t• o t 1' B 1 o" n ' ;. a ' .1 r rt ltlt1 t•hclO\\ n 1'1111 GIUIAM IN COMA AFTER SURGERY INGLEWOOD IAPl .Jim Dallas Tests Rams' Defense· Gilliam. couch :.and rormcr s tur o~ the _Los i\ngel~s Dodgcr11 , shppcd mto a colrrn and was list ed in very c ritica l condlt..ion Saturday followin1 surgery for a massive brain he m o r rhage, hospital officials said . Larry Pilcher. spokesman ror the Daniel Free m e n Medical Center, aald Gllllarn 11 vita I IJgns wer-. unstable and added It was t oo e1rly lo predict Ollllam'1 chances of recovery. Gillham, 49, an outata.o<llnt in · fie lder durin& 14 teasons as a Dodger ~rr, WU ruahed to tbe hospita Friday afternoon arter 1uffertn1 a •t.rokc flt hl1 home. 8 y llQWARD I... UANOY.. Ol IM Dall~ .. llif~l•ll LOS ANGELES ft will b<' thl' No. 1 offensive unlL agaill!ll the No. 1 defensive leam In today's battle for s upremacy or the Natlonat Football Con. rerence as the L os Ang'Clcs Rams holt tht D11las Cowboyli at the "CotiMum before tt se llout crowd T he game will b4' tt'lev111od on Channel 2ol 16 'clock THE COWBOYS. defending ·ftpt'r Bowl XII champions . hove scored 72 points In two a•m " tf> ll'Rd lM NFC In 8COr· ina . Th(' Ritmi. huvc gtvt•n up only l•t pointi~ in lwo gomcs Many experts figure the Rams ure the only toam capable of de· railing the Dallas express and 0ra n r...-. Oaa~IWI .2 at J keeping the Cowboy~ out of th<" ncJCt Super' llowl. Bul Tnj uric1 h ave t aken t heir l oll or lh(' Rume' orte11sl' Tlll£E RAM runntnR buck~ are &ldtllned, Lawrcncl' Mt<!ut.obead. Iii t.000.yar~ man and starter. 111 n douhtrul "11rtlc1 · pant. fie hill o stnuncd left thigh m uscle . Cullen Brynnl will join .John Cap~llelli in lh<' Hum backfield today . Wendell Tyler a n d Elvis Peacock have been sidelined for the year witb knee operallona. Wide recefver Billy Waddy Is out or today's gam'C with u hroken rib. lie will probobl)' mil's ut least three 11mes with Willie Miller moY'ini In to !!t art ulong wllh Ron Jc • tc. OallllK cQuch Tom l.nndry s ays u vlclory could add mom entum ror the winnl"a tcnm. .. YOU' A.LWAt' i~l m omen tum wM.n you beat • top leam," he so~·s "But 11 \\t· don't \\Ill the n n m s ~l'l· 1u-.1 11111 01 117· 1.Came:. .. RoJtCr St auh:tt•h d t•·t•fl' th<' tow boy offens\' 4ind o pf'r:1t<'I' t>I. fectively trom e 1Uwr tht· Tor 1h1• shotiun. In a third down passinJt 11 ltuatlon. St~lubM'" :l lmo"t a lways 1rocs to th•• -ihotMun Tony Dor eu, 111 ht" °'l'<'on<1 ·cuson with tht• ('owhov<i, 1 .. th1· INtdlnR rush .,. oncJ tuum -. wit ti RObcrt NcwMLHr 1n th1· "'IUrtln• buckf1cl<.I l>RF.W PEAftSO:'ll I • th1· 1t .. 1<J Ina pass n •rc1vcr with nlnl' rl' cttption9 a.no tnn y:ird-. r om· ~ RAMS. P•«• B: ..__ __ ..,,._.,..~.,-•-~••"'a .... h ............. .,, ,. • ..., ... ._ .. MJitttUSS?Mt•+•tstt .. 1 ...... u .. •1••••..,.•4; .... ....,..,._, ft ...... ._ •••. , ....... ,.. u , .. , ....... . ,. .. Rau Lead 2-0 Vict0£y LOS 1\~CEl.f:S 1,\I '• Jot· l·'t·r~u:.cm .. ha:.ci-loadt·ci -.in~I·· in thl' "tXlh inning broke·' ... t ort·· ll•:.:-d t•al;Jlcwk and pa"<' tht· Los l\ti~l·I<•.., Ooclg<'r ' thc••r "l'"enth ... l r :1ight ~tl'lon :?·O. OVl'I tht• ,\t l1.1n1 :1 Bruves St11 urday n11(ht. Dou~ Hau. 15·R. and Tcrrv l'or,h'r eomb1ncd ''' blunk tti1• Br~.Vl'" no s ax hat:. Thl· s hutout \\ ~1s"fln-.four1h in thl• lt•:.t fi v1 •.!~•mt ., b~ tlh· OcKl1u ·r p1!t·hin..: ''arr T lt 1· \1t'I01 \ r'l flll('1•cl Lo~ \11i,:1 '• .. m .tJ,!11 n11nih1•1 111 fl\t •nr l'11nd111t~ rt... ~l'('01HI "' ra&h1 !\:i l1on,1I l.1 ·•l.tti 1 W<•'t !'11t1m p•n11'htp .\1l:1n•.•, l..111·, '\.!('\\ 11t1 a11h 11.n < up 1us1 Ont• hat through f1~~ in nin1t'-bu• 1h1· r>Odf,!<'r" loadl'll llw h,1-;c~ wll ti on< out "' th<· .;1xt h on u "-ttlk "' Ou~cy Rulo.er. o 1~rnun c1 ru•t· dnubll' hv Stf"\'t' Co n n und .111 11111•nt1onttl wall< 10 Ron 01~ 1'1•rR11. on lht•n hnt'd .1 "'°Jilt· lo <'t1nll•1, i.t·oran1.1 H1tkl•r 1 n <• (; .1 1 ' 1• ' • t n h a n <I M1·W11l1nms only hi" ~N·on<I dr (~·;II 1n 10 dl't'l'<IOON ' n :TC. -p1tche(I rhr ,,,.,, !\('\ t•n in 111n ~" 1 uon1n.11 h 1" '-COrt•ll''<' !'!Innµ m1•r 1\thmla to.29 tnn •nAt' wh•lt· Po.·nlna his :.ixth slra1"ht \.H'tOr ~ O'-c\-th(• Braves t'ur~Lt'r "'Orkcd the f1oul l~O ionina\ (Qr Stt 0000£«8, Pa~t 9 :? ~ . . . ,.,. .......... PENN STATE PRESSURE Ohio Slate quarterback Art Schlichter fumbles afte r being sacked by Penn State's l.c.r rry Kubin with a n assist by Mall Milter. ,,,...ra,,eaJ DODGERS EDGE .. BRAVES •. hi!. 2b.l :-.avl'. In six uppt:uranct''i 1n St•pll•mtwr, Forl.ll•r has re ('Ord('(J f1vt: :-.uvt·'> ;ind one• win I>otlger µitrhNS hHVl' allOWl'<I JUSl two c•anlt'd rum, m the lu!>t 54 rnnrn~s Rau d11I nut all ow t.hC' Brav<.>s u Dodgers Sfatr AllG...,f'\..,ltAIKl"°I hit until Glt.40 Hubbard . opened t he fourth with <1 s ingle to t·entcr. Gary Mutthcws followed with a noth('r hi t. liut Rau pitchL·d out of troubl l• a ... .Jeff llurroughts gruundc<I into a dou· hll· play und Bob llorntr flyl!d out F,.....P•,,eBJ RAMS ••• pared lo Hon Jessie of the Rams , who has l!ight for 98 yards. The Ram defensi ve unil could be the• best-ever according to de· fcnl>iv<' end .J~rt:k Youn$!hlood . "This bunch b l>eitinning to wo rk real wc1 I t og<'ther." Young blood sayl>. "We have learned eu('h other·s limitations and we know how to use our weapons and talent." Rau then rclir~d 10 straight bath•r s until Horner s ingled tiftcr two were out in the ~l·vcnth . Dale Murphy fo llowed with a sin~le to left. But Barry Bonnell struck out to strand thl' two runners. The Oedgers did not i:et their rirsl hit until Garvey beat out CJ bunt with one out In the fourth. li e look second when Cey grounded to th ird, but was. stranded when Ferguson popped out. Today. In the final meeting of the year between the Braves und Dodgers. Phil Niekro. 18-15, "'.Ill sturt for Atl anta and Du rt lfoot<r. 18 8. for Lo!-. Angl! le~ ATL.AHTA ... r .. &I ""'''"'·" •000 HuOCldtd, 211 • 0 , 0 M<!llllt<W\. rl 4 0 I 0 llurrouoh\. It l O O O Hor,.,.,. 3D ' 0 I 0 Murphy, lb • 0 I 0 80nMll,ct JOOO &eNclit.t, c ~ 0 I 0 Mt Wlll1ams,p 2 O 0 O G<l\lon, Pfl I 0 0 0 C•mr>bell, p o o 0 0 LOS ANOELU .M>r llltl Lot>e\, 1D '0 (J 0 North, c I • 0 n 0 0 &.Iller II I I I 0 Gar.~y. ID 4 I I 0 Oy. lb 1 0 0 O FerQu'M)tl, t ' 0 I 1 • V~•o-r, < t 0 0 0 LfltY, rt I 0 0 0 !>1mp\Ofl, rt I 0 0 0 Ruuell. '' l o o o R•u, p l 0 0 0 Footer, p O o O o Tol•I\ 31 0. 0 Toi••• ,. , 4 ' 1111 ... 1. 000 000 00(). 0 LO\ Anqel~~ 000 007 00. 7 OP Lo> AnqelH '-LOB-All•lll• •• LO> Anqeles t. 18 ~y. SB-O-a..cer. ,,. " It IElt a• IO At°LANTA HtWllll....,., ll .I 21 I l ' ' CMn-11 I I 0 0 ~ANGELS$ , 0 R•u IW,l>-11 I 4 0 0 I J FOt\ler 2 ' 0 0 0 I !>Ave Fo<\ler()ll. T-) » A-l}.JU. ' FOOTBALL/BASEBALL .Pe~n St. Sftcks Buckeyes CO LUMOUS. Ohto Cl\P 1 Penn Stale Sf'HLICIITER, the heralded rookle, was ~rvcn a rudt-welcome rnt9 the collegiate 1 :mks. fl('nn State intercepted h'im fi ve limes and forced hlrl'\ rnlo one of Ohio State's thrt.-e IORt tumbles as the Buckeyes unvelll'd a new-look pass ofrense that put lhc ball Into the ai r 34 times. bud an opener as we've ever pluyed. Tht.> biggest aingle thing was our lnahlllty to cistabli sh a runnln~ gumt'. but a lot or it had to do with them. I thrnk our n('w qua rterback will be as fine a passer as any 111 thc country. I think we were asking a little too much of him today to take over a U1f( Ten team ." wu ready. Ready for Rod Cerald. Ohio Stulu'll Kll('k IH.'nior CjlHtrlcrbuck. n cudy tor• Ar t Schhchtt>r, the fuhled freshman. The Nlltuny Lion~ wert• rcudy for anything nnd everythln& Uw Buckeyf'~ threw ul them. · · J suid tx•fo rc the game l thought th('y would ato with Gen1 ld, but we were ready for both of them ," Cou<·h Joo Puterno said uftcr fl!\h ranked Pcnn State used a re· cord.tying lour field goals by Mutt Buhr. un 80 yurd drivl' 1·u1>1><:d by Matt Suhey !-. three .)'lard touchdown run and eight Ohw Stutc turnover~ lo embarrass the sixth· ! ankct1 Hul·keym. 19 O. Saturduy, before u crowd of MH.20:1 "Woody used u1l his passes for Sep· tem ht>r. cracked one press box wit. "SC'lll,.ICHTER L'i GOING to be great," Paterno Kaid , '.'but our defense put a lot of pres:mre on him and showed him some t•overage!. he hadn't seen. We thought our 11t•f(•n:-.t.· drd an outstandinj! job. Jerry San· du!-i ky, our defensive t oordinator, put lOActhcr a great game plan." The Buckeyes managed only 89 yards on lht.• ground. Walsh Irked Mter Cards Blitz SJS STANFORD 1/\P l --EHn lh"ough Steve Dils threw two touchdown passes as Stanford beat San ,Jose State 38.9 Satur- day, Coach Bill Walsh was less than generous with praise ror his quarterback. "This wus the low pQint, J hope. of Steve 0119' career at Stanford." Walsh said . Oils agreed. "This was an uwful day. I've ne ver played that bad n i:t:ime rn my life ... Walsh added. "We didn't win with rrncsse or style. It was strictly attrition. One team with more manpower beat another ... W alsh was a bil more generous in his appraisal of run- ning backs Darrin Nelson and Phil F rancis. each of whom ran for first-half touchdowns. "Darrin Nelson again s howed signs of greatness, Walsh s CJid . "and Phil Francis will have a greut year." San Jo~c Coach Lynn Stilt's added , "Darrin Nelson is CJbout as fine a football player as there IS" Stiles blaml'd the loss on "n lack of execution on offense and ull of thos<? turnovers. fi ve lost rumbles and five lnterce.p1cd passes." Ken Naber kicked field goal!> of 27 and 39 yards. and reservl' quCJrterbuck Turk Shonert eon- n e ct e d with r eceiver Ken Ma rgerum on a 9-y ard tou c hdown pass. completTng Stanford's scoring. Dils· scoring passes included a six-yard toss to Mitch Pleis and a four-yard flip to Nelson. Nelson ran four yards around left end for a score. a nd Ft'anc1s went off left guard from 23 yard~ for his touchdown. scoit• n ou•1t7eu ,S<tn J~~ Slatt I> J 0 0 q Slentoro I U 11 • -le SJS-HlllH U PM\ ll'lltf<fl>tlon flCl<k l•lledl S1•n Plei\61111utrornOll• IN•berllicll 1 SJS WllllMMOn3'FG s1..-HeflOft • iNK• •rom Oil• 4klck teU~• • Stal'l-NtllOfl 4 '"" I Naber ltl<k I Sl...-Nllber 1' FG SI_. -Frenclt13run lkl<ll tall~ I SIMI• N-Jt F(; SI.., ~""' • PilH trom S<llonert UVtk ... ...,, A •UOO. F in l down' '"'-"''.'"' P•u•no y.,d\ Re1vrn Yffeb Pa\W\ """'• """""' ... ·~· ~lllnVMO\ STATISTICS us IJ 31·•1 14) IOS tU2·S ~ S-i ... s se-. ,. .,.,., 709 n 21·1'-l Wot H , .. ,. Ohro State's Woody llayes called it "as BAllR'S l"IELD GOALS, one In tho first pt·nod and three In the flnul quarter. all fo+lowed interceptio.ns of passes by Schlichll'r. who ehose Ohio State over Pt'nn Stule in u torrid recruiting chast- <•fler being named Ohio's High School Football Pluyer of the Year in 1977. t Pacific-10 Football . Arizona Wins, 21-7 TUCSON Defe ns ive tackle Cleveland Crosby sacked , Oregon State quarierback Steve Smith three times in the fourth quarter to 1lelp stifle drives as Arizona won its first ever Pacific· to Conference college football game. 21·7, Saturday night. Crosby. u 6·4. 248-pound juniQr. led an Arizona defense line charge that s hut down Oregon State's running al· tack and then harassed Smith when he needed to complete a pass. Twice. Oregon State got within scoring dis· lance in the last period. but had to go ror field goals and missed both times. Arizona ·s defense controlled the second halC and the derensive line totaled nine quarterback sacks, com- pared with seven last week. After building a 14·0 ha lftime lead behind quarterback Jam Krohn's passing and the running of Larry Heater and Hubert Oliver. Arizona settled into a second-hair defensive · struggle with Oregon State. . ArizettaSt.24., li~IJ 17 TEMPE. Ariz. A s a thun- derstorm packing lightning and rain moved into the area Saturday night. freshman quarterback Mike Pagel came off the bench and engineered two touchdowns to s park Arizona State to a 24·17 non·confc rence foot· ball victory over Brigham Young University. With 3:20 left in t he third quarter. and the ASU Sun Devils traiHng 17·6. Pagel connected with sophomore wide receiver Melvin Hoov'er on a fi3 -y ard pass play ror thl' Devils' second touchdown of the night. Just seconds into the final quarter. the Devils faked a 4S.yard field goal. with s tartin g quarterbac k Mark -Malone getting the ball. Malone t~n tossed a pass to tight end Henry Pollard. who waltzed into the end zone. The victory left ASU at 2·0 for tht· season while OYU fell to l ·l. A -,tall' ~md school record sellout aowd of 70.311 Jammed Sun Dcvrl Stadium for lhe game. although they had little to cheer about before lht.• 6·1. 193-pound Pagel took over al quarterback Cal 3~ Gee ..... Tedi 22 1ATLANTA Sharp shooting s oph o mo re quarterba c k Rich Campbell shredded Georgia Tech·~ pass defe nse for two flrsl ·hu lf tou chdowns and defensive back An thony W~shington returned an in· tcrceplion 70 yards Saturday. leadin,:: California to a 34·22 victory over the Yellow Jackets before 26.577. California. l ·l. took a 28·10 halftime lead behind the passing of the 6·5. 215-pound Campbell. who connected to 13 or 14 passes ror 210 yards, including TD strikes of 21 yards to Michaeli Buggs and 36 yards to Floyd Eddings. The Bears· other scores came on fullback Paul J ones; one.yard plunge and second-half field goals of 45 and 52 yards by Joe Cooper. Tech. 0.2. rallied arter intermission behind third-string quart~rback Mike Ke lley. a freshman. Ke lley fired touch doWll passes of 60 yards to Ed- die Lee Ivory and 32 yards to Bucky Shamburger. .. ........,.. 31, "• .... 2 SEATI'LE --Junior ta ilbl)ck j oe Steele nL'Shed 26 ti mes for 102 yards a nd two touchdown s. and Was hington's de fense thoroughly frustrated the Kansas offense as the 18th · r anked Hus kies beat the Jayhawks 31·2 Saturday. · Washington, which lost its opener J0-7 to ninth-ranked UCLA last week. mounted scoring drives of 43. 50 and 77 yards in the first half and 51 yards in t he final period against the young and inexperienced Jayhawks. The 6-4. 210-pound Steele. who led the Huskies in rushing last season. scored on a 1-yard run in the second period that put Washinl'ton ahead 14·0 and a three.yard burst an th(! fourth _peri9<! for the Huskies' finaJ. score. Junior quart~rba ck Tom Porras' seven -yar d run Slaked Washington t<l'a 7-0 lead on its first possession in the opening period. Wada. St.%&. Ida .. 0 PULLMAN. Wash. Junior run· ning back Tait Ena. the "other Sa- moan.·· tied a school record Saturday by scoring three touchdowns as Washington State registered a 2R O \ 1C'tory qvt.•r Nror-plagut'd Idaho 10 a nonconfcrencc rnllt•ge foot bu II i.;a mt• Id a ho. 0-2. lost the ball eight time~. ''x on fumbles and t wo on intl'rccp- 1 rons. The opportunbt1r Cou~ari.. 2 0. <'On\'l•rted four of lhL· turnover:-. into the game·s only touchdown. with Ena scoring on plun~s or onl' and two yards and taking a 14·yard pass from. Was hington State·s "Throwrn· Sa· moan.·· J ack Thompson. Second-string running back Arian Sickler scored the Cougar~· othc·r touchdown on a 13-yard run in th<' fourth quarter. Ena·s 18 points lied a single game Washington State ma rk sharL-d by 14 others. Thompson had one of his worst days. ('ompleting t I of 23 passes ror only 82 yards. SCOllll a Y OUAIM't:•I 0<'990!'Sl* 0 0 I 1 1 Arl1on• 0 U 0 I 21 Arl1 O!l .. • 1 run lllvl( 111(111 Ari& Kl'Vlwl I t llll filvk klClll OSU Wllll-M lnler<•OllO'I re. lu•n lW•ll«Ollk kl Arl1 Hnter 1 r1111lZhllc 11lc111 A ... 000 Mtl..,,..ecl $TATISflCS F1;\I do•n\ RU\M~·v•rcl'> P•\\lnq VM~ Return,.,~ P•tw1\ PUl'lh ~umlll.,..IO'll PeMlllft.Y«CI'> * osu ,..,,_ .. 11 -.101 •1-2» "' ., •S 33 10,.,t 104-1 • ., s.., l • \.1 ......... SCORll ay OUAltTEltS (..111110-n•• " U l 1 J4 C..0.QI• I-J I •• 11 C•I 8-21 -~ lrom ~II ''-' 11.Ckl C.. EclellllO• U pen t rom C.mQOell ·~· 11101 I K " FG$mltfl21 C.I ~1,.,..IC-rlliOI C•I WH"'""°" 1• •n•~•<et>tloft "'"'"'~"I<•• T K ft H.,elie 1 rUll IStftil" lllCll I T.c:" •-v .o -,,om 1te11ev (llk lc ••llecll C.I l"O~O • T •<ft Slwlmour~ J1 IN\\ from it.lley ·-•.e1e01 C.I FCi~r47 A ?•.sn STATISTICS "'"' clowm Ru~ll<t\-Y<otO\ P•\\11\Q ,..,.,.. Return W¥0• Ph .. \ PIHll\ Fumbl"·IO\t Pttn•llle\ yatd\ * C:... T-1t I\ j(j.IAJ 34·•\ 110 111 IO'I 11 11>7:J.O 11·1H WI 4-40 ,., \ 1 II I If 4 JI SCOtllE av OUAltTl!•S K8n'Mt\ 0 0 0 7 l W••"l"91Gn 14 10 0 1 11 Wa\11 Porro I ru11 tL•11>IOf'O •IOI We"" .,..,_, .. ,""'IL~ko<lll W.i..,, I (. l.M>\IOtO 1• Wo " C.rttnWOOd • e>e>> trom 1'11(11 ILe ll\tord ••<• • W•V' Slettltr l ""' l~IO<d lcKll I K•n S.l ety ll'hO Pll~t oul 01 • t'ftCIL-• " 41,)00 IT A TlSTl CS .... ••"'-1& " , ,, I -.... RU\ .... ~Y"'d<. P•~'tf'Q ••'a' R@turn were!'\ P••~• PIHi!\ J-urnbtf"'\ 10'\t Pft1'ttlf•,.\ ~ltt"O' .. ,. ,, 41 •O'I 1 1)' II J/ 111 . ,,. llJ UJ IH 11 II h> 0 I Jll • J & "" SCOltE a Y OUAltTE ·~ llt>Qfldm Young I I J 0 11 IH 1/()f'hl St.th· 0 f) ~ 10 74 RYU U1ng t tUf\ UC:,Uttlf IUt ~ 1 J\~U Mt,tftlr • P.,,t.\ ftom M~f()fl• lll•Cll f<tllfldl 8 YU WlncjQM(I 7'I run UOfln''"' ••c•' . HY IJ r G Jlohn\On 1\ A~U H-r 6l ""'' lrom P"Ql'I CP•Of'I fUIH A!.U Pol ... d 11 ~' lrom Mdl- (Hl<k\ -10 I ASU FC. H1ch )I .. 10.lll STATISTI~ flt\IOOWfn AU,M \ Y.itrd\ Pft~\fr\Q Yflrd'\ Re1urn hl"CI'> P•'\A!' ,,,,..., .. umbfr\ t~t PeN111 ..... .,, •vu ASU I& II l 4 •1 )O.IQO 1&1 m II 11 II •1 • IS JI 0 • ., 10» ~I "~ J,. •·10 Youngblood doesn't think lhC' Hams will Ix' confused hy the man y form ations o r the <.:ow boys. ,.,.... P9fll! BJ Baseball Standings UCLA TOPPLES VOLS • • • "It uM'CI to bother me:· he ~ay:,, "Hut now we have to re J lizc that ofter CJll the shifting, they"ll wind up in a basic set Just like everyone els(' ... .whi ch both teams fa iled to.UCLA ·s Arthur Akers recovered ea pilalize o n s corin g OP· :.i fumblC'. portunlties. Brown broke a Easley. whose punt· block led tackle at midfield in the third lo the gamc-wlnnlng touchdown ;?rep Pato· ' .9\Jarter afld .raCC'd (or 54 yards a gainst Was-hl l'}gton a week : . i~-Y~~tJiV(~t!'~-~vw*;~!f .... 1'8¥ d uded a 19 yard pass from Rick nessce drive at the UC LA 26 !e.~~M Bashore to Severn Rcetc. with his second Interception of UCLA's S<>cond touchdown by · the night. Bashore from the one·)ard line It was Tennessee's firs t c_,..,,._.,., ,.,,.., <'Uml' afkr Kl'nny Ea!.ley. in· S(rnson-opcnfog shutout s ince k ... ., Q!Mr1er• terceptl'<I a Tcnncs!:lee pas!'> at Auburn beat lhe Vols 13·0 in the Volunteers· 44. McNeil ~ot 43 1958. The victory gave UCLA 11 of the yards on seven struight 2·0 record. Ne-I ..Cllfbot ) 7 l 1 I ~"IH!b40 7 1 I ) I c·arries. scou n ou••Tt:ltJ ..... potl _,,,,, KotlftQ -tlat-l, S4•"'9M l, 0.Vr~. G<lef. ~, .. ..,_ ... • , , 1 14 LM .tllt~ 4 4 I 1-10 ..... -' ~ K«iftQ '•YIOt' ). 0.Vrlft l, ~-~a.~~."'""°"· Gf~. Cr d,,._Cb•fll•.-, ~.,GIMrW. Lell..,_ ,0.J ll lloVrlfta llO l •J Merln• ttorll'IO Tftl•le11, M<Glyllfl, v .. ~,.,...,_, Scwe..,~ M•rNl<I J ) O.t L8 Jorden o o 1 3 , Mf'1n• ..,..,lllQ NuQenl •. Tll1t<eft '·Wet ..... BROWN Lt:D UCLA with 102 yurds In 15 car ries. J immy Streater had 95 yards fo r Ten· ncssce. The Bruins outga1ned the Vols356yards to284. Tennessee's tfeepest pcnctru· !Ion was to the UCLA 15-yurd line> In the second quarter. but thut threat was t•rased when utans Romp, 35-20 -· NORWALK IAPl -Quarterback Dale Bunn fired un 80-yurd scoring strike lo Marcus Williams on the nm scrtmma.ie play of the game Saturday nltbt as Cal Slate <Fullerton, K'Ored 11 35·20 non- l'OQference foOtball victory over Santa Clara at Ce rT!tos College. The ac:ore after just 11 aeco~ of play put the Titans ahead fof' good '9 they evened their record ut 1· 1. Tbe Broncos are also l · l. Other Fullerton touchdowna were scored by Mike Martin on a 10.yard run, Obie Gr.vet on a 1lix.-yard run. a 22-yard pan lntf'rceplion return by Jolln-Uunsartz. Mark Pollard kicked field 1oals of 22 and • yards. Scoring touclrdowna ror Santa Ciera were Marc Rebboah on a ode·Y•rd run and Ron cum. mlnJI on a lfve·yard pasa from Dave Altaro. 8r11~ Su Ulvan kicked Otld 1oal1 of at and 31 yards. 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A Cepaul• Report From the World of Sporb Roi t's Thr e TD P asses Spark Northern Arizo na O\ll'r ~ but Nurthrrn Arhona Unlvt'rslty • Biil lfol t " puot,lna p(!rc«il•lfl Is bartly [iJ "t'oach Joe Salt'm rouldn't be happier with h11 ••• Junior qu...Wrback llol a •ruduatr or llunllniton Beach tllgh who played for Goldf'n West Collette l11l year. lhr w three touchdov.'tl p.t <i e~ in lhe Cirttt h&ll to lead the Lumberjacks to a l4 14 \.trtory S:.iturduy over fdaho State In a Bl& Sky clash In FlagJtatr, Ar'll. -1.'\. J . ._.,,. . ~ - Holst. 6·2 uni.I lK2 pounds, (h\lshc.>d wllh nint' compl~Uon1 In 18 attemptis ror l!H yard He toss~ 1 13·yarel TO puss JU t two minut lnlo the game, toss~d a rlve·ynrd scoring acrh1.l late in the pertod and l06sed anotht:r tlve yarder In the second quarter before retiring to the s1delln~. In three games thiis season, Hol!St has completed 26 of Sl pa~ses for 447 yurds and six touchdowns . He has y~t to 111..1. "out ht: lnten•epted and is averaging 17.2 ards per completion Two other Oran~c Coast area products were in the ~potlight on the receiving end of passes during Stanford's 38·9 rompovt>r San Jose State Saturday on regional TV. Ken Margerum. a junior wide receiver from Fountain •Va lley !Ugh, caught fi ve passes for 77 yards and one touchdown to help the Cardinals even their record at 1-1. Margerum. a 6·1. 115-pound sophomore. has now caught 11 passes for 151 yards and three touchdowns in two games Steve Hines. a graduate of Edison High, was one or lh'e few bright s pots for the outmanned Spartans. Hines re· turned a n interception 15 yards for a touchdown that put San Jose ahead 6·0 early in the game and set up the Sp.artans· field goal by returning another interception 70 yards. . Jn two previous injury.plagued seasons,. Hines. a 5·10, 170·pound JUmor, ~d JUSt four interceptions . ------11~ra ... 1e ol Ille Da-.,----- From AP Dl•p•tcbH ANN /\J\BOH. Mich. Quarterback Rk·k Leocb scored two touchdowns and drove M1 chh,un 69 yards for another Saturduy us the fourth ranked Wolverines opened their 81.i 'l'{'n ctillcge football beoson with u 31·0 victory over Illinois before u erowd of lM.102. It wns the second consecutive game the t-'lghtlng lllinl have been shut out. 1'hey opened their season last week wilh a O·O lie aJtul n:it ('<)nference r ival Northwestern Illinois' deknsc held off the powerful Wolvenn('!)' pffense early in the game. But Ll'uch, 11tarting his fourth season, got thlogs going late in the second quarter . Gregg Willner kicked a 46·yard field ~oal at 2:37 of the second quarter for Michigan's first points. 10 plays after line backer Ml•I Owens intercepted a Rich Weiss pass. P.,d..e ZJ, /flleMga• S t . J 4 WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. --A 33·yard touchdown run by John Macon with just over three minutes remaining lifted Purdue to a 21·14 come.from-behind vie· tory over penalty-riddled Michigan State Saturday in their Big Ten football season opener. Arkansas, longhorns Bury Foes Third·quarler touchdowns by Dave Young and Russell Pope, the latter on a s pectacular 62·yard run. broughl Purdue back from a 14 ·0 deficit. 1'he Spartans took their lead after one quarter on a touchdown pass from quar terback Ed Smith to Kirk Gibson and three.yard run by Smith. But the senior quarte rback. Michigan State's career passing leader , Injured a finger on his touchdown run and did not play the rest or the game. Purdue was unable to dent the Spartan defense until Rick Moss provided the spark with a 63-yard return of the third quarter kickoff. lotea %0, N•rtlt~terll 3 IOWA CITY, Iowa Brad Reid caught a 55·yard pass from wingback Rod Morton for one touchdown and ran 10 yards tor another seore as Iowa beat Northwestern 20·3 in Big Ten Conference football Satur· day. Neittter team could move the ball effec· lively on the ground. so Iowa dipped into its playbook for the flea·Oicker pass to take the lead midway through the first quarter. Northwestern couldn't get a nything :>Wrted after the following kickoff ond aet up tq punl on its own 14·yard hne. But kicker Sam Poulos bobbled the isnuo and ltawkeye fres hman llnt>backc r Todd Simonsen packed orr the b;,JI in mid·a1r and went four yards for a touchdown -..lleSOta 311, T•lftle J Z MINNEAPOLIS -Sophomore tailback Marion Barber rushed for 122 yards ahd lwo touchdowns. and Roy /\rt1s also scored twice Saturday as M mnesota trounced Toledo. 38-12. in a college football gu me. Minnesota. l ·O, turned two fumbles and a blQcked punt into scores en gaining a 2e·O halftime lead. then withstood a aecond·hal! rally by Toledo Barber scored on .i 3·yard run in tht• second quarter. then burst 40 yards off tackle In the third period. glvtng Min nesota a 31~ lead. .~117,Rl~d· MADISON . Wa s . Freshman quarterback John Josten teamed witfi &pllt end David Charles on 80·yard touchdown pass play in the second quarter. liftang Wisconsin to an unimpressive 7·6 victory o_ver Richmond Saturday. Factory-Direct TV Antenna Te d Giannoulas, better known as the KGB Chicken. recalling Ted Turner's reaction when he refused a re· ported Sl00.000 to pack up his feathers and head for Atlanta: "lie called me ever y name in the book and said I was a fool to remain a buffoon in San Diego. He said he would even give m e an office next to Hank Aaron ·s if 1 reconsidered my decision." LITTLE ROCK. Ark. I AP > Arkansas freshman Thomas Brown zipped 96 yards with a kickorr return Saturday night. ha lting ·a Vanderbilt t-ally and powering the second-ranked Razorbacks to a 48·17 victory over the Commodores in the col- lege football season opener ror both teams. Arkansas grabbed a 24-0 lead fi ve · m inutes into the t hird quarter. but Vanderbilt. a 25· point_ underdog. cam e r·~nng back. scoring 17 points in S1ight- ly m ore than five minutes. Sp~fi~l~!!~~!!!Se ~rt Sparks S trf11p. 30-%0 BOSTON Chris Evert sw~pl her women's • s ingles match and aided Los Angeles in doubles ~ t' <'O mpetition Saturday as the Strings took a n easy 30·20 victory over the Injury-plagued Boston Lobsters in the second round of the World Team Tennis Championship playoffs. Evert easily defeated Anne Smith 6·0 and joined with Ann Kiyomura to beat the team of Smith and Terty Holla· day. 6·3. Seatt~ Slele Beat• A Ith tae'tl NEW YORK Seattle Slew. nashing his m 1977 form when he won the Triple Crown. led all the way Saturday in capturing the $300,000 Marlboro Cup at Belmont Park. completing 1'"4 m 1 tes only l wo-rifth of a second off the world record. Vcadcen Drop Red Soz Again The Ne~ York Y:mkees made it six straight II victories over the Boston Red Sox when' Thurm an MaDllOD drove in Mlc:key Rlvers with a ninth inning sacrifice fl y lo seat a 3·2 verdict. Catfish Hunter. pitched a slx·bitter as the Yankees won their fourth straight and moved 3'h games ahead or the Red Sox. who have dropped fi ve In ·a row ... The San Francisco Giants snapped a seven-game losing streak as Terry WhJlfield's bases-loaded single with two out in the bottom or the ninth beat the Cincinnati Reds. 3-2 . Bl"Olmle, G~ S tel• lo lt'I,.. Margaret Browne of Corona del Mar and a Steve Gregg of Huntington Beach had winning efforts in an international swimming invita· tional al Ri o De Janeiro. Browne captured the women's lOO·meter backstroke in 1: 09.32 while Gregg took the men's 200 butterny in 2:07.16. American swimmers won each or the 10 events Saturday after taking nine of 10 Friday. Tracy Caulkins, the multiple world record holder from Nashville. won the women's 200 individual medley in 2:28.78 and the. 200 breaststrok~ in 2:47.54. Radl~T~• RADIO Brown's kickoff return halted the Commodores · bid for an up. set before a record stadium crowd of 55,718. Brown fielded the kickoff on his four, broke into the open at the Arkansas 35 and ran past the · final defender. Teeras 34~ Rice 0 HO USTON Johnny "Lam" Jones used his Olympic speed to glide under touchdown passes of 57 a nd 33 yards and Russell Erx- leben booted field goals or 26 and 46 yards to Ig nite s eventh· ranked Texas to a season open· ing 34·0 victo ry ove r shell - shocked Rice Saturday njght. Tbe Texas offense. operating for the first time in rour years without graduated Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell. di d n ot appea r any l ess awesome , sco r ing two touchdowns on its first five of· rensive plays. J ones. a member or the United Slates' ~old medal·wi nning re lay team at the 1976 Olympics. raced down the s ideline under a pass by quarterback Randy McEachern on the third pl ay or the game for a S7 ·yard pass·run touchdown play. Halfback LeRoy King popped 47 yards through the m iddle of Rice's line for a touchdown on the second play of Texas· next possession. E rx lcbe n. who holds the NCAA record for the longest fi eld goal at 67 yards . then took over with 2fi·yard and 46·yard kicks. FOOTBALL -1 p .m . Dallas at Los Angeles, KMPC C710l. BASEBALL -11:25 a.m. Angels at Kansas City, 49E/lS T UMBLE KLA C C570l; 1 p.m . -San Diego at Dodgers, KABC 1790 >. 9 :30 a.m C4> -NTFELL~~-8!er Eugene Klein and TO IJOISE, 19-13 Coach Tom Prothro are among those interviewed in a re· BOISE. Idaho (A p 1 Tom port on the San Diego Chargers. · 10 a.m. C4 I _NFL FOOTBALL _ Pittsburgh al Cincln-Sarette kicked four fi eld goals and fullback Trcd Goode ran 13 • fl'-· ~u'r·~~fo~~~~~~-'~.--ti~~~.JM~ .. ~··•~ft'~ meet the Royals at Kansas City. · o ucnoown'-Saturday night as • 2 30 Boise State slipped past Long 1 : p.m. C2> -NFL TODAY --An interview with Beach State. 19.13, in a noncon· Tony OOrsett or the Dallas Cowboys. ference football game. 1 p.m. C2l -NFL FOOTBALL Dallas al Los Angeles with Pat Summerall, Tom Brookshier and Sunny Goode's touchdown run, which Jurgensen calling the action. came midway through the final 2 p.m. <28> -WOMEN'S GOLF __ Final round play In period with the Broncos holding the $100,000 Sarah Coventry tournament f'tom Alamo. Cal. onto a slim l2·10 lead, was set up 4 p.m. C7} -· COLLEGE FOOTBALL •78. c9> when Bo~e State linebacker Bob COLLEGE FOOTBALL use o Macauley recovered a Long -vs. regon, taped Salur· Beach State rumble on the 49er day In Eugene. 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IAP I -The 2$7th VIC· wore dyln~ I ca.n l rcmt'mber sccjnR one thinas thot can happen to a team." said f ry or his alorl d c re.-r was torrid or my team. collaps like that. ll hould Bryant. enoap lo make Bear Bryant ror1et for 1 teach them o lesaon." said Bryant. "I tl>Ou_ght we h¥ tbem on ttH! ropes ... moment who hla Alabam• t am bad Just said Missouri Coach Warren Powers. whifped WHAT KIND or halftime apeech did he Wllh do b " lhlnk Kana • uh. Mlasouri 1cared us d liver• ~e ga~! :rou~d~'~ho blocked pu.nt turned be(ore ~e realiicd what lhc)' were dolna." • "llell ... norted 8ryent. "what 1 uy Is the man ln the ho\And' \ootb hat 11dd mo· betwun me and my plu)'era. The)''d been "-A crowd of 73,655, a MiJesouri record, m "'• llfler ~No 1 Criml\Of'l 1'ld turned dolntt more talk Ina than playing any watched the ga me. back MtJSOUn 3&-20 "It looke<t like they way .. Tony Nathan over from the 1 yard were colnc to run out ~f the state " c;, • • • / line with 2:04 left the third period •• soua1 · llTH·•ANKBD T11en tiraaed a 17 point detlt'lt -w1\h a three lOUt'hdown bHu In the s rond qua.rter, tb moat polnu at'Or<'d •••Inst o Bryant team In one prr1od tn naM yurs to take a 20 17 half'tlme I ad ·If tht'rti· wo~ 1.1 turning point m the following a Missouri fu ble on the 4-0. steam)' aft ernoon. It came 3"' minutes into Afte r only six seconds hs elapsed in the t he lhlr'-1 period whe n F.J . Junior final period, the Tide apltalized on blOt'k •d u MI HOUrt punt and Ricky another Missouri misc , ~uarterback Glllltwd spc>d :JS yards with the ball to Phil Bradley's fumble o Is own 26. rr111torl' tht• Tide to a 23 20 udvantage Quarterback Jeff Rull dge hit Lou Ikner , ............... ,.... with a 23.yard scoring stlke to put the "At hallllmc ~.-~en-actJng like we "i\ BLOCKED PVNT 1s one or the worst game out of reach. GOLDEN WEST'S TIM WIGMORE (5) TRIES TO ELUDE ED MANZANO (23) 28-4) Triumph . &ddlebllckROlls; -Can It St~p_ OCC? f'ro"' Page BI PIRATES ..• half. did anoutslandingjob. "Everybo dy j us t played super.·· FOR COACH Ray Shackleford and the Rustlers. the loss was a bitter pill to .swallow. Ranked second by one pre· By HOWARD L. llANOY ning or Mitch . McGregor and season poll. the Rustlers have 011Mo.11, ,.u .. st•ll Tim O'Hara. McGregor picked now lost two straight and in both ddleback College has put up 140 yards in 23 carries and games the defense. which has gether back·tO·back shutouts ~cored two touchdowns O'Hara been riddled with· injuries, has cludinJ? a 28·0 verdict over had 35 yards in 1 l tries and allowed 34 points . Aztecs Give Iowa State Big Scare From AP Dispatches AM ES. Iowa Quarterback Terry Rubley connected 'ror one touchdown In the rirs t quarter and the decisive two.point con· version in the rlnal period as No. 19 Iowa State came from.behind to defeat San Diego Stale. 14·13. ln college football Saturday. Rubley's ll·yard touchdown pass went to Dexter Green, the leading Iowa Stat(! rusher . who turned in his 14th consecutive lOO·yard·plus 1ame . Rubley's gam e.winning two· point conversion came on a tQSs to tight end Guy Preston with 6:35 left in the game after a 4. y ard TD run by Victor Mack. The Aztecs tied the game on field goals of 21 and 32 yards by Steve Duncan in the second quarter. They look a 13·6 lead with 3:12 lefl in the third quarter when Mark Halda threw lwo yards lo light end Don Warren. Oklalte•• 52, It' • .-1,,,.111a JO NO RMAN. Okla. Halfback Rilly Sims. averaging over 13 yards a carry. led the third· ranked Oklahoma Soone'ts to n 52· 10 vi ctory o ver the Wes t Virginia Mountaineers in nn in· tcrscctional game Saturday .. Sims hit early. capping a 67· yard drive on Oklahoma's first possession at the outset of lhe first quarter as he scored on a 41-yard $print down the right side. The scrappr runner. who picked up 105 o his 114 yards in the firs t ti a tr before be ing replaced. also set up the third Oklahoma touchdown by taking a pitchout 29 yards to the West Virgtnia scven·yard line. Run· ·ning back Jimmy Rogers took the ba ll across. Netwa.lca 58, yprcss College Saturday njght threw a touchdown pass lo J ohn ··There's jus t no way to Mission Viejo High School. " Jessup for six yards and Scott figure this damn series ... s aid a BateaH JO But Cypress football coach Spear scoredanothcrTDon aone· dis appointed Sh acklefora. "I LINCOLN . Ne b . Tom on Lent picks Orange Coast lo yard plunge. just don't know about these Sorley ran for one touchdown *feat the Gauchos Friday night But tl)e defense was outstand· games. You hang around long a nd passed .for a nother as ~hen the two teams meet In i ng. intercepting five passes. enoughandil seems the breaks Neb r aska's 12th ·ranked tiCbllrd Stadium. His Chargers forcing five fumbles and stealing turn around. Cornhuskers pounded out a 56·10 ~ve played both teams, losing the ball on another occasion. "IF SOMEBOD.1. had told me footba ll virtory Saturday over I OCC a week earlier, 20·17. Th G h d · d • :.i e · auc os omtnate the we were going to score 24 points the game but outgunned Rain· ••w E PLAYED A FAIRLY game to the extent that Cypr~s tonight. 1 would have told him bow Warriors from Hawaii. game last week !al OCC1 rushed . on only 30 tries a nd we'd win the game." The Huskers marched 78yards t onight everything went picked up a net gain or eight The win for occ is its second to score on their fi rst possession ~ng and we had some injuries rushing. on the year, and the Pirates' with l·back l.M. Hipp sconng ti key personnel.'' Lent said "I THOUGHT OUR defense second s traight ove r Golden from the 11 . <.i~er the loss to Saddleback. played well tonight. .. Swear. w est to give them a 7.5.1 edge in It looked. although brieny. as ··1 hav" to g1·ve Orange Coa t th · though Hawaii might move the " s ingen said. "We played a g· eser1 es. FOOTBALL: ............. AZTEC ON THE RUN San Diego State·s Mike Hill tries to shake off Iowa State's John Less in Saturday's foot- ball game at Des Moines . ... South~~· Football Gamecocks Tie Kentucky, 14-14 From AP Dlapatcbe's COLUMBIA. S. C. Two South Carolina interceptions by safe- ty Robert Perlott~ and defenstve end Roger Woolbright in the wan. ing moments spoiled 17th·ranked Kentucky·s season football opener Saturday night as the host Gamecocks battled the Wildcats to a 14· 14 tie. Kentucky had two chances to go ahead ih the tna pert affer a touchdown by running back Randy Brooks early in the quarter knotted the score at 14. -Eddie~Ui>pard bootea first.quarter field goals or 2S and 36 yards to give South Carolina a brief 6·0 lead. He was wide on a third attempt in the fourth quarter. Kentucky scored in the second quarter on a 4l·yard pass from Deaton lo Brooks to make ll 7·6 at the half. • ' Pltts•m gla 24, T11la11e 8 NEW ORLEANS Tailback' Larry SI~ scored touchdowns on his only two first·halr carries Saturday night. leading 12th· ranked Pittsburgh to a 24-6 victory over Tulane in a college foot· ball game. • . Sims got one touchdown on a four.yard run and the other on a 35·yard burst. both in the second quarter. Although he saw extensive duty in the second half a fter start. ing halfback Fred J acobs s uffered a thigh injury. Sims was unable to produce another score. .. Ge.1 sl• JS. ... ,.r l4 ATHENS. Ga. Wlllitf Mcclendon erupted 16 yards for a fourth.quarter. touchdown moments after Rex Robinson kicked his third field goal as the Georgia BuJldogs upset Baylor 16·14 in a t'ol-Jege football opener Saturday. Robinson's field goal from 36 yards gave Georgia a 9.7 advan. tage and the Bulldogs came back four minutes later to score with McClendon after recovering a rumble at the Baylor 41. . Baylor retaliat~ with a quick touchdown. a 29-yard scoring st~ke .from Steve Sm1~h lo Mike Fisher. and had possession again with J~t o~er four mmutes remaining only to lose anolher fumble near m1d·r1eld. l; edgo on Offense But Sad I both t •~ the I t t ball throlfgh the air. But a cou· • -g r e s s i v e 1 v • es p e c i a It y o u r n con es~ as wo d back has a very ~ood defense linebackers and ends in pulling years. Golden Wes t was the pie or Jeff Duva passes slipped •a.124, l•d .. •a 17 a .. d it Should be quil a gam " h r ·l thro ugh the ti ands o f his re · ~&1 e. pre"'sure on their passer. eavy avon e. ~addle'--ck Coach K s '" w h ce1vers on the next series. and BATON ROUGE L Ch I Al d ., "" en wear· "I was also happy wt.th the of· .. e ave to stop making ex· • a . ares exan er ran for more than irMJen g ecd that th o NU held Hawaii in check 1 o rds and hd c--d · h . ..,. a r e range fense. It was 50 percent lm· cuses ·and qult feeling sorry for through lhe half. 4 ya two touc owns ~tur ay mg t. leadJng J3th·ranked Cos• .... apa.t offense would be ha rd to proved tonight and didn't make ourselves," said Shackleford. Louisiana State to a 24·17 victory over Indiana before a record LSU w as many mistakes. w e also "This is a very talented team crowdof78.S34. •·They are a lot more-polished scored~eri we got the ball down and we Just haven't ~ayed up to Colorado J 1, In<liana Jumped to a 7·0 lead on a slx·yard run by tailback Dar· al lb.ls point than we are." he tnere. Last week in Ventura we our potential." Illa~ FIG. 7 rick Burnett. But LSU t1ed tt 011 a two.yard run by AleX'8nd£r In tlle sa>'s· • picked up ;320 yards but couldn't Un r o r tun ale l y for the _., first quarter and never trailed again. 1 HE SADDLEBACK orrense score more than a field goal... Rustlers, lhey ran into another BOULDER. Colo. Reserve Both teams blew several op.portunilies. LSU was penalized for was largelv geared by lhe run· The Saddleback defense didn't very talented team Saturday qu~rterback Bill Solomon threw more than 80 yards a~d H~ter quarter~ack Scott Arnett,.~fHf ' allow Cypress inside the 21.yard night. touchdown passes to second· hamper~~M1'11C''!"'-i:Jtl111\i..,.,~.-·,.,..'"4"'~. .. ,~ ~wa.1'ifu ~DC~~:r~·f!t~~~J~;~~~f~"' .. ~~"r!!~· ~:,·~~,~~~~~~~t~"~'f:n~~ ~.!.-P o wn. . Use POWISTS five time! during the game. 0'g:°~!:.::!r1~un·IUlr$Ollkklll ~~~~~~~3~~~~~';:~%.~~,~~~~ Foster Wins F11nny Car Title -UC Irvine stayed In the run· ·' ning for the championship or its own waler polo lottrnament by beatln~ use. S.4, ln overtime Saturday. CYP<H\ seott£ av OUA1tn1t: 0 0 o-0 k•~c -c..mp ' IMI" •rom Jer..,ko <Wut11t1<t1 over Miami of Florida In college S.Odl•ba<k o u 12 o-u owe Fove• J run 1u 1rson kicu football Saturday. ~:'fo°O-T.'r~~f g~cc-J~.::.,11~-;nui:~~"=:u,um Solomon. who replaced starter s.oo-~Gnoo<" '""' occ -ar-• 1111u 1rom Jer .. 110 Pete Cyphers early In the second"' =:~1•,:•,•ri~~':t-:~ occ-c..n.i 10 Pti• ''°"' JerM!ko cwut11ri<11 quarter. hit Pugh on a 73·yard GAME STATISTIC$ 111~~c Jeren1to•run IW\llt1r1<t1-1<u bomb to boost lhe Buffaloes' Ftrsioo-s s c OAMUTATllT•CS lead 10-0 with '3:45 left In the Au511e"'v•ros 2!; : F'"' 00_, 0":,' ~ first hatr. Pnsino ,.,. tt ,., Au•llet.·v•ro. ••·in u.m Early In the third period ::~· ·~ · ·~~ ::!~~ YM'Ot •• :~, m just moments after tailback Jeff Fumti•n·•ast o.o s.1 Pun" • 4.31 '°!: Hornberger, s till another Pat Foster or Canoga Park burned the quarter mile ln 6.16 seconds <237 miles per houri to defeat John Lombardo or Sherman Oaks <6.56 seconds, 181 mph 1 and capture the Dr. Pep. per Parade of Champiops before a crowd or 10,380 at Orange County, International Raceway Saturday nlsht. The two driven reached the rinals by tumin1 in the raslest times during the first two rounds or compeUUon. Both clocked 6.12 seconds to top a field or 12 funny • car drivers. The Anteaters, a long with Stanford. are 3-0 heading into the f inal day of action at f"e wport Ha rbor High. UCI laces UC Berkeley • 2· l I at 9 II .at. with Stanford taking on tJSO at 10 . UCI and Stanford •ill meet at I: 10 with the title on \h• line while use m eets l erkeley al 2:25: 1>en•• 11•"'-:-:01v1ouAL 1tusH11e~... ,.., ~=.~:~~1,06~-.~.! M second·team'er. dashed 27 yards s.dd-M<c;,900r ~l40. o "",.. 11 u. er-~ i!;o1v1ouM. aus"'"° -W7 with a p1tchout deep Into Hur· .. ,,, c.,,_ '·1•. $pff< 11·"· Moor• >-n.11rle\ c;wc -A.-,,._, 1s.sa, O.ktev •Ho .... , ricane territory Solomon con· >-t,V•l••U1·l,C.tdoft•·ll. 11-~.K P:lowent.10. l d ih JI d 11N9 NONSENSE" LEASING Cyp Howe s.11.0ttM Ml,H11Q<tn u ,r.1 .... u11 occ-OUOOr•cl9t ""' ... oevis '""· .,.,_. nee e wt owar on an 11· 1+10•.A••tor•••·t,,.,.,,•· 1+11. F°'~ J.1 11. 1>-sa. yard scoring play for 3 1'7 ·O ad· INOtYIOUAL .. A~IHO ot" ...... •• 0 s.-.-O'Hllr•+t-OJ'I, Sc1Mr o+1 '" ......... """-'" vantage. Crp-TetrNufl 1·1t-2, ... Aletone S.12·l, '4 CiWC -Atli""1\ellt .. 1i.1, Mt. "-•O-.. II Caf 0 I 0 t 1-4 M 0 I I I 7-) .... ~Cl S<Mlfl9-lASOler.. 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M . t.s. m doubl Aft•r \lte1or1 In f.'rtd1y'a t~o slntlH matchH . thf doublra trtu1npb 1•~-e thtl Am rkan.w II\ uuurmountablt 3 0 I tad l n lhl" bot.of nw rt T88 FI NAL TWO 1in1lea matctM~now both mtanln11h • wlll M ed today. T1M led Shtet will nt.xl pl1y the wm~r ol the Sweden· • Hunaary teril•s Swl'dtm leldl 2 I Th Amtrlr nn11 be11n poorly. with Ootlfrtl'd 11ervln1 badly and McEnroe unable to return well at the M'l In the• flrat scit. But they rallied In tht· cond 1 l. THEY BaOKE t'lllol' aervlce In the second Mlt , PraJoux' 1'f'rvlce In tho third act ancf Pra· joux aervlct twin• in the fourth 1et. Th~ li )'tar old Mc£nroe led the Am rlun l\'am with his 1trons volleys ot the net and his strong serve. U .S Capt.aln Tony 'Trabert ex· prfA11cd 1urprai.c~ al thl' three Crenshaw\ in Front / T rel1ino Tmih .by Shot SAN ANTONIO, Texas IAPI Second·r ound leader Ben Crenshaw. survlvinit 'a ~low Mart, blrdied thre or the lost nve holes to salvage an even-par 70 S.tunlay and PrMcrve a one- l> tr o It e lead over s urging Leonard Thompson and Lee Trevlno aft.er three rounds or the Teua Open. Crenshaw. 26. a former University or Texas star who * * * 8•ftCr.........,, l H Trtvlno L6011ttd '"°""*"' Lou Ore"'"" Hullttt°'-C..Ot .. e-0 A Wellllnfte LOii HI ...... Tom Pw-1-G114rlet ~ P•rllerMove RO<\ $1~11 l..,,., ... ,_ &ol>~ JeO ll-Ootl PMI.., .._ ..• ~ o.Myl~ Pet., Ootl.,,....1 . ..,., ,, .. ,._ L .. M._IK M•,_MtC.,..._ 6111 Kr•l/"1 11••«1 e • .,..,,t Tom IClt• Keotll f t•VU\ PrlllHeftCOO O•n [ltM lt1.,99r •S•l-10 t" ... 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DoftNI 'Y °""Cl Nell< y LOOlll Ja11e llleloc.• ~lly Lllll• J•n Ste"'*"°" IMllY 8"'1elftOI A-raS-r ~ ... ,_ P•t 11,.cll•Y IC#tllyWl'lol...,..111 P<tQOY COlllMy '>ll•r0<1 Mll1t1 B~lh SIOM Al•• ct,,. An.int\lttn• K•ll'lyMCMull .... BarD<tra Batrow • Juti St"'C>"!IOn ,,.,, ... 211 7H0 ... ··214 70·74-71 21S 10-1'·11 2U , .. 104t 21S ll·11-1J lit 11-10-1• 211 /4-lt.72 111 1s.10.n 111 I) 10 IS 111 /) /4 11 711 10.11-1• 211 1• 10.1• no I• 1111 no 10.11 14 111 1 .. , .. 11 Jlt /4 I• I) 171 etral1ht victories by hi• team. ... SINCEaELY thou.ht we would flni1h the first two day• or play wlth an advanta1e • ol 2 l and the aerlet 3-2." be said. "I think the Chlleana were not at their usual level of play." Trabert said he waa very pleased wllh McEnroe 's J,)()dormance. "It's tmPortant to be at>le to .know the capacity of lhC! )'Ollng players lo thJS type O( conrtontatlon lookln.c toward the ruture ... 8-lcll, £td.s F•U . HOUSTON Wojtek Flbak a nd Tom Okker struaaled throuJ(h two tiebreakers to beat Stan Smith and Bob Lutz 7-8, 7·6 · Soturday and advance to th(' finals of the Association of Ten· nls Professionals doubles chem· plonship. Jn the other semifinal. Sherwood Stewart and Marty Riessen had an easier time downing Hank Pfister and Gene Mayer 6-4. 6-4. ...,.. a.p an..u. &.e.,--. ....... 1 ~d e.l~'nliwfY ..._ ,.......,,,, ... s. ... '°"'-....... _.... 11 ....... 1 '"°· .. 2 ... J. ....._ leMt ._.,_....... s.o ...., wttfltwo ............................. ~ .. 10l11n1 wlM llolt ,.,_.a fttllt '*'*"' Ill the M<Ofld rO\lftd. c.e ...... -.-.1 Gffroe K ...... IOlll .. P-Ma-Mt l~el def. l'f11t1 Owltl .... ...,.Lert Olvttr .. .., I0.11 mart! I U , ""'· W , k , M , Oefwftffll .... ""' l!e'l·Ofoll"" ..... (ti M wllft IWo tl ..... 1 "*<lie' t.CMdui.cl '°' t.odty , .. ._...,.. ........... I Lou-S... .... Wouter lfOllllNI IHett!erttilo~ I det. Per HeQN-FrlOloO PrW• CNof'war1 .. 2. t-2. .. , ,o tall• 2-1 IMd. 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September 17, 1978 DAILY PILOT U Ritter Faces Bethard ,--------._ForCollege.------~ Football Scores Top Med Horal Ritter of P11adena will square off a1alnat Biii Bethard ,gf La Jolla 1t 11 o'clock lhla mornlna In the feature Clna·1 of the PacUlc South west Seniors TMnis tourna· mcnt .at the Newport Ueach TeMls Club. Bethard reached the men's 3S slngle3 tm.ts by upsetting t hlrd · seeded Bob Duesler . 6-4. 6·4, a day after he bad k nocked off second· seeded Dlclt Leach. Rll· ter dlapoaed or John Hiilebrand. 7-t. 6·3, in hla semifinal match. The, men's ~ singlet matc.h between King Lambert and F.d Kauder in c!eAter court at 9:30 kicks oft today's schedule. WP.ft t:SC 37. Orttaon 10 Stanford 38. San JON St. t Washington 31. Kal\Aot 2 Washington St. 28. ld•bo o Frc~no Sc. 55. We~r St. 14 C»l"Sl»tl' •Full· 3), SMn1J Clan• 20 c.I _...y llU)I st ... ,_,_ $4, • Cllke M U. Git LlltMt• 12 Sell,.,_,_ ....... Gal "91y ,,....,I ,. .. .., • .,d it. a.. Hwtllfldle "· 11 Pvt".._, tt. Wl"-"t I SI. 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J 40; 1·m A Treveler 1-fl•I 4.20, 4.20, H-•·• OumPIY ICllltlenofll UO, U l~•<t• <•l• peld$tn.f0. Terllll •K• Early CottOfl ICtwip ,,,..,, 1.20. •oo. a.oo; e .... 111 l'llol'lt IHowero 1 7 20, 4.to; Mtlde11a IHarrltl J '° Etaventll ,_, TUltH ,,_.,,,.,.,. lt.20, S .0, UO; 0-Of (>cela ICNc>- man I • 00, 2.IO; 8uuy Trwmpet IM8Ml2.20. T•ellll race Olve·m Time '"•mlrell J.eo. 2.IO, t .:IO; Clever <Ny ll'retlerl a.oo. UO: Vatent.,ne CMMMI UO. " IEQ(I• IS.II p41C1 ii•.oo. ' A119fldaftl»-20,ao> Bret.,... C~I 2.30. U •uct• 1 .. 11 iae1t1u1.ao. "-"' , •• Stud......., IH...,..I IUV,110.•M:~IO..-rl t 1 40, • 40, Lwmber (II.,,,.., rWllllemat JA. 1<11111 '"• Oood Time Low •Perun 11.20, t .20, S.20; c "· Stet •Awb111I •• .eo. SOO; Oelbr• 1Pef111n\1 • 40. u 1 .. ct• 110-.1 ""' pn.so Sl•lll 'tee 1"perrl'I.,, 1GoucJr..., 1 4 l'O. l 00, 1 '41. llTle L~l<I 1 0.Ylt\I I l 60. J l'O, "lpSll ... r IPelllftQ I l '41 s.-....... '"" Got-• .,.,,_..,.. 4 oo. 1 &O, 1 •O. 8ro111e Boy •Go11«1,•au 1 l IO, l 10, Wind•"• P••• •Oe-rl l.IO. U l;aa<la c .. 11 P4tlcl MS.OO, E 1Ql'ltll r.tet Try Scoh l'1 ILIQlllMlll •IO, l 20. 7 40. Solt Com m•nd IV~ll....,t11Qham1 ) 60. J 00. SI•• CelllC tlll(Nrdtol\1 l 4tO "11ftlll race Ja(l A11ler I L.oflOOI IA 70. I 10. I •O; lket M41roftt •Oe-•1•«I.7,4'0; " ........ _, 1 B•y•eo I 10 60 J e ni., ,.•<• Btal"\ ACl wt (• ICiouclr.,111 J 4'0. 2 IO. J.40; M•10• '!>p1U l(Afl'li)bfllll 1.10. \ 00, h co111• •Vfl ll•n«11nohem1 l •O U (•acto II> )1 fHld~HO ""•""""'" 14,710 There have been 432 World Ser les games played and 160 or them were p layed in New York City "Rusllers Top Canada, 5-2 .... 'llf••'}!i\.)J.'.f't~..:.....~--""'-t~U. City 118 Diofll9h 170 Helm pOll- don 911GDAYS SEPT. 16 THRU 24 . GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL ~ ... ........ = .,,. ou ' 1,; IL r.•· ~ u• i 1 • .) • ., •1, .. •Ill >tPr .. "'1 I ,·~ ~~---...,. ····. '· THE SAVING PLACE SALE TONE UP WITH WEIGHTS '19'8 A. laftNll. Plottlc coot9d eet wltt! bon ond cofb1. T otol 110 k °'°9 It todoyl I. lench. Tubular .._, conttNdion. poly foam podclng, ~ (0¥tr. So'fingtl -----....... ' . ' AllU WllCITS 88!. "SILllT" llllCISI CYCLE 5911 •IHI CYM SIOITS 1~ SU CLAISIFIEO SECTION FOR ANSWERS ANAHEIM STADIUM . . 1 •• . . ' .. -. .. • -OM.YPfLOT 8undtly. 811p'9mbef 17, 1171 J!eaturl!!fl_._._. ______________ ~ ~. ashion Mr. Blackw~ll . rashlon desi(ner and· critk kno'A1l for hls yearly list or the 10 Worst-dressed women. made a Newport lteach appearance last week to reveal hla latest tlne or evening wear. The rash ion show. which took place at • Tiffany's. reatured dres&e1 ror after live and knee·length tunics worn over pants in elegant fabrics Hke chiffon. ~repc., satin imd silk . ... Th~ ra"ge pf colors extented from black to taup'e, mauve.' burgundy an~ .chestnut.. Th~ fin ale. somewhat of a departure from t he · rest of the show\ng, incfoded three ensembles of .~ulned and · · · feathered fire.engine red. . . The event was a rund·raiser for Harriett Wieder. supcrvisor1al candidate for lhe 2nctDistrict ' .... "'-• Grubbs-Dalton Janie Elizabeth Dallon and Giron L . Grubbs ,h ave exchanged wedding vows In Sherman '•Gardens, Corona del Mar. T he bride, da ughter or Ralph Dalton ot akewood and Mra. Dean Jones of Ruetlnston Beach , ~raduated from Marina High School in '.)funtington . Beach and Golden Weal Colle1e. he is employed by NewportProfessional CUnlc aboratory. - The bridegroom, Sl>n or Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Grubbs of Bue na Park, gr'adualed from Norwalk High School and Cerritos Collete. He is the owner of Grubbs Realty. 1 The couple will live In Hunllngton Harbour urter a n Acapulco honeymoon. Allen-Casey Loreen Daun Casey and Charles Richard Allen Jr. we re married in the Laguna Beach : Commwtity Presbyterian Church. l The bride, daughler of Mr. and Mra. John r D. Casey of Laguna Beach, tradualed from • Rolling Hills Hlgh School, Palos Ve rdes, and tbe University of California, Davis. fl The bridegroom , son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Richard Allen of .Winnetka, Ill., • graduated from Dartmouth and the University 't of Chicago Law School. He ls employed by the law firm or· Buchalter , Nemer, Fields and .. Chl")'!Jlle, Los Angeles. The couPte will make their home in Rancho Palos Verdes a f'ter a wedding trip to Hawaii. Clark-Johnson hnnifer L-ynn Johnson and Kenneth An· derson Clark exchanged weddi.n& vows al Com· munity Presbyierian Church in Laguna Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Eugene Johnson of Laguna Beach, 1raduated ~~=··HiahSchaol~· .. ,..~ .. oly, isp()~i"'-"'·1'~-=-~ _ The bridegroom, son of Dr. and Mn. A.ldoD Eastman Clark or South Laguna, also tradualed from Laguna Beach High School and alt.ends Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. The couple will Uve In San Luis Obispo. Novak-Gray Robln Lee Gray and Michael James Novak were married In Vall Interfaith Church, Vall, Colo. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralt>b James Gray of Newport Beach , graduated from Pacifica High School in Garden Grove and Orange Coast College. The bridegroom, son or Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph Novak of Huntington Statton, N. Y.. graduated from Walt Whitman Hlth Schoool In New York and Waynesburg Colle1e In Pennsylvania. He is an engineer for the Vall Fire Department. The couple will live In Vail. Jones-Massey Meredith De nise Massey and William Henry Jooea werd married In St. Andrew's Pres byterian Church. Fitness ..... DO look for calorie and nutrition inform•· tloo on tbe_la.bel. "Comparison-shop'' 1mon1 com peUng brands. DON'T be m llled by lml)llcaUona of alim· nesa on rood labels that don't 1lve calon. counts. Jual because a product la marked "dietetic," "sugar·fl'ff," "k>w·fal," "llCht," or "p art·lklm" doesn't auarant.ee l\'a leu fatten· Fashions by Mr. Balckwell were shown in Orange County this week. Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Grubbs Mrs. Clark The bride, "daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Lloyd Ridg~ay Massey Jr. of Newport Beach. graduated from Newport I !arbor High School and use. . The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Jones J r. of Newport Beach, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. The couple will live In Fountain Valley after a honeymoon in Canada . Maglion&-Raffetto Cella Ma rie Raffetto and Joseph John Maglione exchanged wedding vows In Sts. Peter and PauJ Church, San Francisco. Miss Schlater. Mr. Schulthess M iss Collins. Mr. Tate Th~ bride, "daughter-of Mrs. William J . Raf.- Cello and the late Mr . Ralfetto of San Francisco. graduated from the University or California. Santa Clara and Is employed by a public rela· Uons·advertising firm in Cupertino. --·• :...'.f.aie .bri4eir~~ .. <»:.e~ ~d.;Ma •. 1 '!Ji.>\.~•.>i.D_....~ .. nb......i:, -~ .. ~4--;"'· ~~~~.-; .-· ~, ... ,,.~ ~,a.;."~r t-,-.·~· .rkept\ Ml,JH<mc of"'El'Tffi!O,.-~uiJ~rtt 1~---~ ni ~;-· ""' , i1l ,..,~.-..i.. ...... ... , ..,.~ ~~eno m f-5 ·''C'eOf"ite J UC Santa Clara and is eblployed•by Deloltte, mlnlstr,atlv<; as~is.l~nt to the v1~e-pr:esident of . Larkins, Costa Mesa, and Mr. and Mrs. John R Haskins and Sells , a public accounting firm in the res1dent1al d1V1s1on of the Irvine Company Ska~(llS, p.jad1sonville. Ky .. San Jose. The bridegroom-elect. son.or Mr. and Mrs • The bride-elect nraduated from Costa Mes 3 Thecouplewill llveinSanJose Larry Tatt> of Poratcllo. Idaho. graduutcd Hil(h S-C-hool The bt'ldegroom elert Is a Gibson-Brown Rebecca Lynn Gibson and Lt. j.g. John Martln Brown are engaged to be married in June. 1979. The bride-elect, daughter or Mr. a nd Mrs. Marvin K. Gibson of San Diego, graduated rrom Heritage High School In Anaheim and Christian Herlta~e College In El Cajon. She Is a second grade teacher al Clalremont Christian School. San Diego. The bridegroom.elect, son or Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brown of Rockville, Md., graduated from Richard Montgom ery High School In Rockville and the U.S. Naval Academy in An· napolls. Collins-Tate Judy Collins and Steve Tate arfJ enia1ed to be married Oct. 14, In the Balboa Bay Club . Newport Beach. The brlde-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Int. If the calorie count's not there ... be especially wary! • DO choose dairy products w1lh the lowest rat content. Cottage cheese that's 99·percent rat· rree has 80 to 100 fewer calories per cupful than re1ular. DON'T be taken tn by "part•aklm" hard cheeses. (They have extra rat added in the pro· cessin1. > There are no low·calorie cMeses ex , cept specially formulated dlel cheeses with calorie Information clearly printed on the Jabel. DON"J'. be turned oft by the word "lmll•· from Cal Poly, Pomona . He is d1rertor or ~raduate of Madison '111gh ~hoot and thl' engineering, planning and purchaslniz for Butler ·University of Kentucky, where he a/flhated with HouslnRCorporationoflrvine. Kappa Sigma Both are employed by Far West Services, Inc. Schlater-Schulthess Loye Marie Schlafer and Douglas Raub Schulthess are engaged to be marned Oct. 21 in the home of the bride-elect 's parents . Miss Schlafer, dauschter of Mr. and Mrs J ack Schlafer or Fountain Valley, graduated from Fountain Valley Hl (i(h School and attends Golden West College The bridegroom·clccl, son or Mr and Mrs ~rnest Schulthess of Huntington Belich. gl'aduat e d rrom West ll llls ll 1gh Sc hoo l 111 Stanford. Conn .. a nd Golden West Co llege La,rkins-Skaggs Sherry Lynn Larkins. Costa Mesa, and J ohnny R. Skaggs, Newport Oeach. are en1aged to be married lion" on the label; It simply mellns that the pro· duct doesn't conform to federal "stan4ards or Identity," which could m ean less (at or 11ugar Consider Imitation cream cheese I more protetn. less butterfat. cnlorlcs ond cholc11tero11. lmlta· tlon mayonnai11f' 1only hair the 0111 and lmlta· lion at.rawberry jam Cmare berries. less suaal\4 •.. all nutritionally superior DO shop the spice shelf Most herbs. spices and seuon.lngs ofter a weighty wallop of flavor for virtually no calories! DO read food ads and make b llst before A Jan. 6. 1979. weddinR Is planned 11 ~h• First Baptist Church of Costa Mesa Carr-Angelo Janet Carr and Joseph P Angelo 11re <•ngngcd to be marr•l'd The bride elerl. daughter of Mr and Mr!! Robert Carr or Newport Beach. gradu:.ited from Tl'mple City flt gh S('hool , Pasadena Cit y Colle1Zl' and USC She wa:. Miss Ca11forn1u tn 197S und a Tournam ent 01 Roses princes:. an 1973 Tho 'onoegroom c le<'t. son of Mr:. Rutho Whitacre of UtJ(una Bcarh. graduated from Anaheim High School. Anzonu St:itc lJn1\·ers1lv. Long Beach Stall! and Col Western School or Lat w A November wedding 1s planned 1n St An· .drew '!I Preshyterian setting out on u morkctin~ tnp Do !ilock up on lhc "11nle" product11 you really need nnd use, but DON'T buy onythan(l fottcum~ 1u!lt because lt'i; "on 11ule" or bccuusc you have a coupon. Give the Junkfood coupons to the caloric-needy' OON'T buy Iorgo eronomy 11ite11 unle.'ls you wtll renlly use them up Whll6 Miii fres h. It's nol economical to throw half or It out. and worse s till to overeat "ruthcr than waste it .. 00 shop alone Ktda. nelRhbors. relatives, 11pouscs ore :u best d1stract1ntt , . l I I \ f ,. ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE &lnde'f, s.t>tember 17. 1979 DAIL V PILOT fl1 Whe~ Mom Goes to· Nursing Home • 0£AR ANN LA D ~ So m ny c:bUdrH fRf pllt,y wkn they m~ t.:ke an •red parent l o a nursfn1 bom . t rHd methl.f\I recently lft t h Dally Newa·Tribllne fl.. I • Ill ) tbilt pve m an n · tll"fl1v nl'"w .. tant ft al'ln m1&de Int fot•I ht'll..r 1'1 '<"l' prmt It N\n NO YMO ~ t'Rl ENO D E A& FRI E D · H.-re. Hamn, ti:dhor ~ U1 e La. allf' N l"w ,. Trlbua t', ll•\lt' u p.-r•l• h.t• Lo r-.rl•t lko p ett a! k ..... ttd In .. Upn t'orum •• I do M> •Illa _.,._,..: · 1 h.id lu la kt• my '\lum rtonl hff home for "Jh•lv' -.u..-.t. ht'c';tlJM• .,h~ "a~ no hmj! r Hble 111 bt· .1lon<' .ind l'ar t· for lwnwll -A•• ~••flen "l pity~ who art• m aod auff~r with pain. bot a lot of th°'t old folks are llke my Mom. Thty doo' aulf er they ere ffnlle. Very bttle of t heir mind~ are ltift ·'Th are the people "ho reac-h out to you as ) ou walk down th · hall. Don 'l pity them because tht'y look bored and 4AP pear to haH no intero~l 10 hk They h ve 1n :i world t h3l I!' "S!ry ip lt!I esting to them IJrolher The next day :.he may be raising her ru mily. Then a.rain. 11he ma.y b e d oi ng h e r hou:>ework . even Cullin& up ,.,<•lis Naphthll aoap. "t"ar ret che d '' The lust lime 1 left her room 11hu b•ld hupplly. 'l 'm .:ulng to visit M~a·s to· day. We're going to have cookies and milk.· "f r('pl1ed . 'F.nJOY youraetr -and say hello lo Grandma.' ·'Old agl! robs people or u 1reat deaJ but il leave!\• them the pre· cious am of memory. They are able to recall every detail of an inci· dent that happened, 70 years ago, but they can 'l reca ll what they had for supper. ,. 'When you see a very old woman s mile for no re a son. or nod, and gre et an i maginary 'friend.' don't think she is c razy . S he see s someone you don't see - a loved one back in the memory. ''Mom doesn't have a ny more stress and strain in her 11re. Sbe h as been througn all that. Now Is her lime to relive her life without expending any energy. She can enjoy her daya now as ahe couldn't before -when she was too busy. .. We younger people liv e for t oday and tomorrow, but Mom Jives each day In the past. Who is to say that ~ so unpleuant? ' "Many people believe when we die we will be reunited with our loved ones. but my Mom has already been reunited with hers. She sees them every day. This is the way I prefer to think and It hu helped me ac· cept this la.st phase or my mother's life. "J won 't know If l'm rt1ht until I, too, reach senility, and when I do. I will probably be too fOf\ · fua~ to tell others about It. But I hope those who conte to visit me will believe as I do. It will make Jlfe easier for everyone -At'I ONLY DAUGfn't:R DEA& DAUGHTER: U altoald be co•forUag to k•o• tllat O e autllorttlet Oii tetaUlty uy tile world tlllete folks live la ts ~ ealy world tlltey kaow. To them k ls reality. Your mother Is llavlag a ball. Cat Got Your Tongue? "Aunt Lotte." I said, 911GDAYS SEPT. 16 THRU 24 GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL .......... -4h""-.. .._tleillr ANAHEIM STADIUM 'T he! utht'r' 1n the home, \Ike Mom. ha~ to be bfU.ICht here. unless · som~ could move in a nd w atch them 24 hours a clay . ··My Mom s its 1n t1 t•ha1r doing nothing, but :.he isn't In that chair a l all She 1.s yea&rlS Mway, v asl tlog wlth her mother . or perhatps she '6 out lo a dance~ One day 11he may be playing w Ith h e r s i s ter or My Aunt Lotte said lo m e thu other day, "Boy, y o u c c rt a i n I y h ·a v e changed since you were a ch ild. You used to be so shy and Introverted. you wouldn't say butter if it melted In your mouth. Why. I couldn '\ get you to say two words "with the present de·--.....-----._..;-----------valuation of our curren· cy, 1I 100 of a dollar is barely sufficient re- m uneralion for my reflections. Frankly, I can get more with• mass syndication dlstribu· to me." <My mind went back to ( '] Horoscope ' MONDAY, SEPT. 18 tt-chniques. cor rect past the days as a child and By SVDNEV OMARR f'rrors . Aura of gla mour in my defense I h,.ve to \Ill ES I ~ arC'h 21 t-xists. Know il and lake say that chlldrcn would April 10 > Take 101tiahH adv<sntage or it.. Be dis·· lov.c to talk. They really I time Is r i ght for creet.lf y.outell all -you would.Jt's justthalthe power play Trust your loseagreat advantage. questions adults a sk 0'4n Judgmcnt.Makcncw CA PRICORN I Dec. them are tough. I dery starts. i'nvcst. deul from 22-J an. 191 : Emphasis on a ny a dult to ans we r position or s tren gth. practicality. property. som e oflhem. Don 'l back down to tradi insurance. leases. long· S he 's the a unt who lion. You now are 10 proc· range proJects. Natural u sed to com e i nto a ess of creating your own a b i 1 i t i es s u r g e t o room and upon noticing tradition Means your fore front. You work well me would stoop down reputation J:rows, you no w with o Id e r in · and ask, "Where did you a<'hievcatid accomplish dividuals. One who has ge t those blonde curls?" TAURUS •April 20 · you r best interests at fl 'd think. "Oh boy. May 20 ) · What had bC'en heart will prove it. here we go again. That's out tn·the·open will now AQUARIUS I .Jan. 20· got to be one of those ln- set•m obsc-urcd. hloc:kcd . Feb. 18>: Your ideas are herited trait questions · douded . Condition is valid, but slightly ahead with the ge nes a nd tlon." Aunt Lotte. Do you want b.a c k to r eality with, Aunt Lotte said, "I Aunt Lotte to cry?" "Would you like me to liked you better when <"What kind of ques· give you a penny for you s a t there nke a ti o n is that ! Good your thoughts?" · stick ... heavens, she's putting --------------------her face in her hands and going boo-hoo." > "Talk to Aunt Lotte. What are you going to be when you grow up?" <"Good grief. I can't wash my hands without standing on a stool and she wants t.o know what my goals are." l "Would you look at that pout! Do you want your face to freeze that way ?" 11" I at Wk. 11• W"'1tf tr«l for lftlormatlofl COii rr ~ 114-194.2022 Open-+4oule w ... of Sept. ·-....................... 71JI ..... -.~ W...l:OO&~H...,..T ..... ttll..., h 8,,... NICM -n e NueAT WILD "'""''" WHO'LL STOP THI ,/-AtNt 111 ff4•2400 l'lUI • '• THI IMllYll 111 -T tU'NOlOS e SAUT fMLO HOOPllCPOl "Ul OOI TO llll Y JOI 1PO> _..,_,,,...,_r---,-,.,..-,---.. MC• NICMIUON e LOUIN Hn CMll "t•--ON1 JUW 0¥11 COCltOO'S NISt Il l 113/~31·9~&0 l'llli ~m~~ry . Kn~i•~nd ~aRH9~i M~s ·~~e¢ion chrom osomes. Maybe~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i! r;~~i ::~~~~·~ s~~~~~~ ;~e~!ii~~~er!i31~fy ~~~ ~~~~~~~~h~~l~;t~~J fa~.~~ln::u'k:oswbo~~a·~11 /-•NEWPORT 'S 41112,;~)"'nu::~'E:~1:-• 00 11ll THI 5'AITANIC•l • doubts cah be exammed fermg a case or nerves. she 'll go away.") think 1s wrong wilh you. ~Favorite Drug Store\' and eradicated. You Progn06is is forcomplete ''Wttat's the matter?" Z'J:~.{.?p~ .. th\nk you need' 'J,, 1 *'-p-.-..a..aa.w.. 1 ~ are on brink of a s ignHi· r eco ve ry. You 'll get she pursued. "Ha.J the '•1 •:--..,..__. 'fl' cant discovery. "opening" for better dis· cat got your tongue?.. f •'Why doesn :t s he •~ GEMINI <May 21.J1.111e play.distribution.. <"Where does flh e just come right out and • .,, 20 >. You may be 1n stale PISCES c F e b . 19· com~ up with this sturf! s ay it. She's a lways · or euphoria . ride with Marcb 20 l: Accentondis· Besides, that is the most spellin& in front of me. tide. PfJOplearo drawnto covery,investment,J>l'OI· g-ro11 idea l"ve ever L11t time s he mis· you display humor, 1t resulting from new heard. Oh. oh, be" she spelled overbite ... J>Ut versalllily. You wln in ideas. contacts. Leo. comes again."> a V In lL'•> g ames or chance. You Aqual'i1$ persons-figure ·"You're. not-talldq to Aunt Lotte jarred me _., CMUI ---WIO '"FOUL ...... y .. W9&"-~1·1;-.AI ,.,, ...... j. 111•>.l~M- W-llATTT 'c-.,. .. ., ... ~4' C4"WMT""fNI UT/--~~U.1•1llMllJ could aloo be lucky in p rominently. Don 't~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ love. Yes. lti$oncorthose m ince words concerning RUFfEll'S • • EIEiiiii;D;;!iiiiiia:a:zimiiiil:aa:Ua rare dnys! 1.eo,,'\quarius money. Over come.,.initial l..uAI ...._Y and another Gemini e mbarrassm ent. rel· vr-~15" AaAC ~ ia!,SWAP IEETS couldflgureinscenario icence . 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Use Sears Revolving Charge :.cales check weight. diet !lJQ ti}.-~~ -----------==~.~~~~!/!!':~ 22 1: Accent on oth e r ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!tM people 's money, invest· menls. ~'Ounsel offered by partner. mate or others clo~e to you KC'y is to be aware or fi 1w print. Whal set•ms u harMain may be. S ll m e l h I n g t' i"s l' . i\qu ariu :., Scoq)io pcrsoM arc likely to IJc ' involved L I BRA <Sept. 23· Oct . 22>: Accent on clash of opinion: be versatile. o p c n ·m 1n d c d w ith · out being gullible. Re ready ror change, travel, v a rr<'l y Gt!m1n1 Viri::o. Sa~11 t a r i u s p e r l>OOS r ig urc i n scenario. Member of op· pos ite sex wants as· suranceof security SCORPIO IOct. 23· Nov. 211 · Emphasis on JOI;). diet. depc•ndents. speciul services. Taurus. Libra fi gure prominently -ao does the numbeJ;. 6. One close lo you orrers token or arreclion. Be gracious, diplo matic. You bencnt through mu1lc. Listen and be quiet within. 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OU~,!'!,.lltlLO ! • .. •• • • • • , .... NOW PLAY ING tDWIMI CffUll Costa Mesa !>4&3102 By n ;aav 8llCK HOLLYWOOD tAP I When "Star Wars " u me out 8 year 110 and mud • movi~ ti.ox office history. jt wa. pr•hwd not onJy ai. • Sllace.epic but allfo ror It" klrishlp lo weaterns a nd 1w11hbucklorei )IU<'h tho u mc thing i11 happening with "uo ·. new undo)' night scrltns. "6utllestar. GuhacUcaa," lta creator, Glen Larson. calls It "biblical" and compare• lt to "Wugpn Train " Lorne Greene Uk ns the w1ctowcd lather figure he '*•Y:J a· Commander Adama to his role aR Ben Curtwrlgbl In "Roftllnzu " "GALACTICA!' WHICH follows a group of spucc lmml1ranU; eeklng Earth after devas ta- Llon or t.helr own pla nets. premieres tonight with J thret.• hour movie It also st.urs Richard Hatch and Dirk Benedict The ~how wrll , 1f nothing c li.c. ~el a record a the moi.t expensive regular series ever made The movie OOi~ 11 mUlion. aJthough the cost of the seb and c<>lflaraes can be spread over the ttmure or lhe sert6. Some individual oplsodes are coating 11 mllllon, twice the present rate for a one-hour &er les. Unhre.rsal Studios is already recovering some of It& Investment. The movie. ' edited to two hours, pulled in $4 million in the first e ight wee.k s of theutrlcal release in Canadu. and will dcbutin Europe In Octol>er. " •GALACTICA' ltAS u biblical fee l ... Larson says. "ll Ue" in with Genesis, it ties in with the western pioneers That's why we can do people stories even though we're In s pace. It's not a hurdware show, ulthough our special effects are magniClcent "We wa nt to m ake the Midwest comforta ble with s pace. That's why wl• have Lorne Greene. It's like 'Wagon Train.' It 's 'Exodus.· it's 'The Fugitive· It's people on the run. It doesn't mat- John Trawl ta Olivia Newton-John @~isthewonl A llOIOr soowcXi:iA1.iM c tjiJ/ PllOOOClioi. JOHNTRAYOaA OLIVIA NEWTON.JOHN -.GREASE. UA Clrwm1 Weetmlnlttr "3-0548 C>Nnge llell 837.o:MO UA Cl..,.. OrM'9e DWt11 MMn BrM Plaza 52f.5339 ....,. Part DI 121-4070 A jltCK ROLUNS·CHAAilS H. JOFFE PP.000Cnc5N , .. -... C.11141•1111. ~·· ... word• t~workfor • KRI STI GRI FFlt H MARYBETH H RT RICHARD JORDA DI /\ 'E KEATO E.G. MA RSHALL GEOl\LOINE PAGE MAURl~I·~ STAPLP:TON SAM WATl~RSTON Drectar of Photography GORDON WlWS Executive Producer ROBERT" GREENHUT Produced by ~S H. JOFFE Written and Directed by~ Ali.EN ) edwards CINE A CENTER HAllOl AT ADAMS. COST A MIS/Ii. "-.... A ftlDIC9"'11 t 9·4141 tcr where they're going. it'1. Wt~ hapoens on Ll\e way ' "The gimm ick the nctwor~ liked was that lhCy arc searchlnJif. f'or E11rth. So inuch tteience fiction i11 the opposite people leaving a de- vustatud Eurth twurchlng for other homes." ' Greene, his huir sliver. atlired in the dark. purplish uniform and cape df his c haracter. !lays· "These people could be our ancestors. They are searching for Earth But ll 's up to the audience to decide the time frume whether 1l 's the past. present or future '· Larson is counting on th e s pace craze generated by ''Star Wars" and "Star Tr ek" re· runs. But "Gulactlca .. also seeks to capitalize orfoth e iJublic fasclnull9n ~t1rred by ''Chariots or the Gods" and other works speculating that Earth was v1s1tcd by Astronauts far In anti· qully. Ti'IERt.:IN LARSO N HAS planted the b1bl1cal seed. linking 1t ~ymbollcally to Genesis and the 13 tribes of l&rael one of which was' los t. In the story, Kobol wui:, the mother planet the Garden of Eden" which sent out sptlce probes and found 13 pluncts capable of support- rng, Hf~. . It. colonized 12 of tOOliC pl~nflS but· wb~ these cl vi llzations are destro>'edt by the Cylqos in a thous~n~·)'Ofif wa~. the aur;v1".o+s as~l ou{ ip any s paceorart thul wi ll rty in a,.vasl magi;ation for the 13th planet: Eurth · ··Galactlca .. 1s the s.tory of that migration .• MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY · "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" (PG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" "SOUND OF MUSIC" .:SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) "THE ONE ANO ONLY" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "THE BlJOOY HOLLY STORY" "THANK GOO IT'S FRIDAY" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "SM OKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" AU H:IYMNS OnM 7stl P.M. ...-.m, Y C!IUd Under I 2 ~·•• Unleu • l<IOO•• ~••Yt•ound Lorne Greene plays Gommander Adama in new TV series. •• _._..,. ........ ......_ __ •-.... --·~•-·,..• ..... e= t+ e tC • • ~•-4•• 4r 4 • f •• t I Ulll ••••# ....... ._ ....... ltu-tt~·· ., .... p_.,, ............. , .................. , ..... . • • 11 •• [ • 'Ill 1 1 •11 , .I h l4 • , .. ·~ JI 'I '"' II .rt J.' ., 111 111 "' ., ..1 ••• ••! " . ..... ....... ~-"'··~··· • Getting Right Seeds the Pr.'l_blem ~o Chill on Winter Crop. ! . "" • ~· ll'YMAN •embers Of the eabb91e lamll1.Jnelud-•..., ....... ••1 b~eoll, carrot1. lww ebarf, • Now la IM tlme ol year, most 1arden 1hort·day oniona, m111tard, kolW'•bl. :boob WI JOU, to banea~t..l'.2m:..JU111am.IL-~-"••Mldl1.ll1~,..._.....,._.aanaiaccb, tw'Dipe, w berbl .__~~----.... rlG~,erlli lroU"" ready tor tM and, IOllMt(.,.., peu . , C'Old. IDOWy Wtibt. Tbi"_month Otto is harvesting. welghiftc and testina tomatoes gi:own on the lrvine Ranch. Plants were grown In a field along with r egular ranch tomatoes and received the same l 1 • ,....., ••IT'I A GOOD p&aee to arow tblQp, • fertlliaen and Irrigation. . · Not la Oraa1e CCM1at1. It· ha't. Otto IMd Of Ol'aDI• CouMy. ''Tbere ~la tbeH ~ .arn'talatoltlMll10UcM'tpow.'' 4•J'a, bOme frull aad ve1etable TIM ft'wlU aml .......,... tUt don't ,.,.._. wW WlllM to make tM IWt do well Mn are Jtriaari~ tboM t.bat Tbere are farm advisers in every county in the U.S., Otto said, each work-lftc Oil problems that affect the local area. of lbia .,... '1 year-round 1rowln1 either ,.... etaUBaa or are adapted to Maaoo, whither they u" an acre or tropical ellme&.. J•l a fe-patJo Poll Otto dted applel, pears, chenies. And Harry Otto, farm adviser ror the peach•, coffee,. papayu, baN••• and University or Callrornla Cooperative cocoa • llmuilable. Extenslon in Anaheim, haa aome sug. However. he added, "There'• always .tr TBB ..£XTENSION ALSO makes available a pamphlet called "How to Grow Your Own Vegetables in Orange County:· lt can be obtaine4 by camnc 774·'1050. 1e1tions geared to both Muon and loca· somebody wbo will write in and say, tion. 'Hey, rve got a tree and I've cot 14 papayas.' . 8\lt wbat 's enouab for the .. TllSU-S SO•• ...--ol winter home Jardener may aot work eom· herP u.t. are Uft64•," ~-.id. "Like mer.eial17." Aaked to discuss common mistakes home· 1ardeners make. Otto said . "There'• enough ways that ine x- perienced people can louse up, it bog· glea the mind even where to begin.·· He-recommended tbe ·'Western Sunset Gardening Book'· as a cood source of information. we can raise celery an tlW middle of the winter, Md pod.-., eullnower.". THE COOPERATIVE Extension, Orange COunty and parts ol Florida wbicb provides naearcb and inlorma· are the only 8"as of the U.S. where tlon ror both home gardeners and com- those crops can be expected to do well merclaJ growers, operates independent· How about best varieties for Orange County? ln winter. Otto said. Even other parts or ly of UC lrvlne, Otto said. Califontia Uke the Imperial Valley don 't Extension per sonnel tes t ne w On this subject, Otto wax.es emphatic -sometimes almost angry. have quite the right winter tern· varieUes of fruits and veaetable:s for <SeeGAaDEN, Pase CZ) peratures. such desirable quaUtJes as h1'b yield. "California has every climate in the canning suitability. and resistance to book. so Just because something does disease and rot. well at Davis doesn't mean it will do The test seeds, obtained both from well here." Otto said. seed companies and from UC plant Vegetables that grow well here in the .breeders such as horticulture pro· winter. in addition lo celer y and fessors. are grown op land provided by cauliflower.• include lettuce, beets, farmers who want to share~. UC Agriculture Extension fann adviser Harry Otto looks over row of experimental tomatoes on Irvine Ranch .Lemon Lurking on Lot? By PAT DUNN , oftMCMIJY ...... ~ So. you've decided to buy a "8ed car. Next to buying a house, a car is usually tbe most expensive single consumer purchase there is. A U$ed car can have suspension, steer- io.g, running gear and cooling. system. .prob- lems, along with hidden deterioration or its structural members and bod·.v:-, -bult-sietdomr-- does it get as thorough an inspection as a second·hand home. This ca.sual attitude can result in nothing but trouble after the car is bousht. TBf! hllST RULE IN BUYING a good used car is to decide and stick with your own vehicle requirements. Then talle time to cheek out. ~ car you are consideriAa ~ -help from a diagnostic center or trusted m~hanlc. . Used car service also should be con· sidered. Some cars must have specialized maintenance that can be hard to fmd, and old parts get scarce-, especially on the West Coast. Generally, you're better off buying a used car only two or three years old. If newer models have been given reasonable ca re by previous owners. they still hav_e a lot or miles left and tend to be safer than older cars. L ow m i leage is a nother big considera- tion. A 1972 federal law prohibits turning ba~k or disconnecting the odometer except for re- pairs. This law also re- quires anyone who sells a vehicle or transfers ownership to give the ~::s:S!:~~~ buyer a s igned state· ment indicating mileage regi s t e r ed o n the By THOM LEaMl. • Of .. °""""' ..... • walking through o ;,.,neylaod. most visitors oolice t.be close attention sweeplDg crews gtve • to litter. · It helps build the magic that packs people in year after year. ~ BVT IDDDEN ROM SIGHI', another kind of watchful eye rocuaes on the petlt's air COftdi. Uoners and canals. • .J odometer at the time ol the transfOS". Hu.., seller kaowa.Uae reeiatMed mUMae la lnco~t. he must lnclude this on the mileage disclosure form. Make sure you get this ,s ta1ement before the title is transferred. ANYONE WllO_ILLEG~Y tampers Wlthan OOOmeter or fails to provide a - mileage discto.ure sla\emeat may be sued in a private cf vtl actloa for $1,500 or three times the amount of actual damages, whichever is gTeater. · It's still a good idea to examine a low-· mileage car closely, contact a prior owner about the· mtteage when h44, sold the vehicle. <See tJSEDCAB, Page CZ> The water in botb•must be chemically main· talaed or the Mark Twain river trip would be spoiled by pungent aJ1ae, tbe pipes in air,condi· Uoners would cOrrode or be pluqed by scale. A balance or cbemlcala keeps rivers and cool air f)owing. Unlloc or Irvine makes the automatic monitors that keep everythlnc in balance. Cart Frova, encutlve vice president, ex. plained that Unl1oc'1 electronic devices measure a.Utalinetacld balance <pffl, corroaive· 0 D Skill~d Shull ~oast Jobs Shortage Drives Wages Vp, Firnu Airoy As Rich~ Bertea stood in front of bis mirror the other morning, geWng ready to go to work. be heud a radio newsman sa.y that -Orange County un-• _emplQl'm~nt for the previous month was about 6 percent. Talk t o h ead s of local busineses or employee search firms and you bear the same answe r: the high cost of coast living-and--; n:ftation or hoasin1 prices. ~ •• "I almost cul myself sbav· ma." Nici the young pres1den\ wtio ~ Berta Corp. '°pro. mln8119 in making air~raft eoD· ll'Ols. "Tbe availabilil)t or skilled ad ='"'W1Mbrscto.D't .· jibe ~ ........... "" PO& 1aEaTEA aad many otber· .....afacturers along the Oran1e Cout. findin1 enough sllilled peop&e to fill exlstinJ jobs ha been a ll'OWinl problem. "MY NEIGHBOR rai~s his pay 10 '*eeCtD hin my f!QPle· • away. rve -. to r8De ~ 2IU percent to IWa1 U..m back." A persoenel executive •ho didn't want to be named said the same h• been happening with salaries far young professionals. n, .Alqerican Electronics As· . soclatiea -d a sw-vey of Or...,e get about $100 more per month County l•t year and found at .than ~ farther north. least 1,764 unfilled Jobs in elec· Jwst'1)ut-ol·school ~nglneen can ''They are so hig h that start· ing pay is near or exceeds that of people who have been on board ror a year. tronlcs alone. e xpect $19 000. La9t year a new And t.biqs are getting worse. .. engia•nni graduate started at. "TOTAL SALAJllES are being driven up across the board by thos".e 'a.t th.e lo_weSJ. . .s.alar.y levels." He explained that hiring a new person in at a high salary rorces raises rrom bottom totop in order to keep all scales In line. The ~ stlldy f®"d that. U · Sl&.ooo. • . . . -. pected unfilled posllloaa by June But ab engineer looking ror an 1979 wm hit 8,100. apartment will have to pay a ..i. • large p8rt or his or her salary THE SAnE IS true for for rent. S350 to $450 per month manufacturers. • is not uncommon. There are about 10.000 open The effect of all this on arett jobs for skilled and semi·skilled industry is beginning to tell But high salaries haven "t ~en matched with increased produc·· t1v1ty. In fact. the high demand has brought with 1l a new at- titude or '"why s hould J care about this company. I can always go somewhere else and get more money .. workers in gene ral industry. Another study projects that by next s ummer . the re will be about 45,000 unfilled positions. In many areas or the U.S .• this would bring a rush of people to grab open jobs -a boom time for the region. Wh y isn't that happening along the Orange Coa~t? FRANK THOMAS, president of Linear Instruments. Irvine. has a plant here and one in Reno. If the problerQs of housing and competition for a small labor pool aren't solved soon. he s aid recently. Re no would beco111e his base of operations. Top and middle manager posts are getting hard lo 1111 Ci!> fSee LABOR. PageC31 Bertea reportedly decided n~ss and the presence or calcium, salts and chlorine. M EASVBEMENTS ALLOW PBECISE mix· ing or chemicals. Two decades ago, those measurements were taken by hand, "but they usually were not done religiously," saJd Frova, so water systems were treqne.rt!y fouled. Firms that offered water treatment chemicals usually cot the blame when an ex- pensive cooUq or boller unit went.on the blink. A salesman for one of thole ftnns· and three of his aeociatea decided in the early '608 to buil8 a system that automatically did tbe job janitors and other unskilled workers normally did. . Jack Homer. Bob Thomas. Phil Cardeiro and Ted Barber be1an operations in a small store front. on Grand A venue ln Saota Ana. THEY POUND A WAY to use wood plugs in place of more elaborate senaon, deslped as- aem bllea that came apart without tools, and joined equipment made by several manufac- turers ln tbelr first effort. Soon they'd come up with a small system that worked lor months without 4ttet1Uon. had an override warntna aystem and ~1an an auoclaUOn wtth Beta wboratories, a producer of water treatlnl chemicals. Betz, lite otber tnat111eat ftnn•. hid Suf• rered t.hroua.h ~nu about fallurw that could be traced to poor monltorinl of water and Hw an amwer an tM youna company. •·An automatic system doean 't tet Urtd or a have ftlhU with the wtfe," 1'1d Frova. And. Beta recoclaed appUcatlont of the new device In reflnerfes and other tnduatrtal plants. By 1118. Beta acquired UnUoc. The company moved lo laraer Santa Au fa(UiUM, outarew ~.I.hen llHlYed to its . . ·. . . -1i~"~ ..... mo9t ·,,,;y -- present location at ?400 Barranca Road. Irvine. in 1974. ALONG THE WAY. IT oeveloped several tdeas never berore used In instruments. Designers put a preamplllier at the sensor ~o weak signals would not be altered by nearby power cables. That idea ls used on near· ly all remote sensioa a pparatus made today. Individual Instruments were designed lo hook up with others so unusual problems could be solved with an off·the·sbelf l)'ltem. Relatively slmp&e devt(el to measure dis· solved oxy1en. residual chlorine, nuonde and other ions in liquids have been added to the line. &ESEA&CHEllS IN A LAB jammed with pipes. holes and e'ectronJc aadlet.s have been resourceful. "We've got aome very e~er people," sald Frova. "l try to make sure everyone's involved. • not Just In their own specialty." And. he added. sl1ns on walls and stories In the COD'\PMY newspaper carry the mes111e. ..make lt happen" with extra erron. Unlloc recently developed a new com· putertced production control system. "The first time we tritd. w~ did It wrong," Prov a said. <~UNILOC, Pai~C:> \ , • I r (2 DAILY PILOT Sunday Ste>tem'* 17, 1971 ·; Psychological Outlook I· Eases Peonle Probkm i .r • I The way ptopl b e h ave "Set bowhardltry,"l1 moreof Active Hatenlnc. Really l towar\t othera aho.-a up on t.ht lM umci. heurlna what lbe other hati to bollocn Une, aaya Dr J amea ny. what they seem to feel Mccann. •'THE woao -r• Y 11 in· Supervltora who Ht \heir dlcative ott.helndlvldual1etlln1 1-'l.'edback Telli ng the char1• M t.roubte10me chUdren , warded ror tryln& not do· person wh•l you think they ue m11 tac:oura1• chlldlah re Inc:· aaya Mc<.:unn 1aylnl( In al mple words . ··1 hear btlllonlnlhlfonnoht.eallna. Seeln' lhu lilitmet In the )'Ou 1111ylng ... l ae4tyouarean· St'cretariel In lh Hl'M se11lon helPt aupervlaon handJe cry·'· ll1ht ma)' bQ the lmaae and be people better. helpt 1et UMtm -A vulnerable response. "(..el • I • 11 w ll Un I to take on p&1t continued unproductive me tell you how that makes me. retPOMlb&bU., more wllllnC to ne11 fe l " let U.. boll <ct.ddy• wrettle wtt.h P arUclpa nU will learn by .. For some reason. there's • dtffkult phraM, wutJaa tlme p I a y In 1 a f ew 1 am ea 1om othin1 magic about t hat tM..botm aUPt betl.,. uae on lhe them.el vu. adda Ma. W&llon. phrase.·· says McCann. ph~ 10 • ~~r f'!xperlmenlal uercl1e1. role Ms Wilson says there is playlnt . film• and aelf·help another magic set of words t.hat qulnes wUI 11potll1ht ll~y cOW1MI can reaJ ly help when racing a . A IALSl•AN WHO l1n"t aware cl the 1•mea he or ahe s>llYI can make a cuatomer look for 1no&ber auppUer .. Human behavkN' la the key to an1 ortanhatlo l\," ••Y• McCaM. "And once we can Mt what 'a 1olna on. we can take control cl It." · Mcc ann. Pb.D and dlreetor ot S contlnulns tdueaUon for buU· • Rftl, IOWt'ftl'Deftt and lndunry, i Joins wtth Karen wuson, a eom· I muntcattona conaultant ln Lacuna Beach. In a Mminar at UC lrvlne Extenak>n to throw some Hahl on butlnea• bebavtor .t problems. ~ Tbe aesalon. Oraanbattonal t TranHct.k>nal Analysla. begins , wlt.h an exploration or aames ' employees play. element.I. difficult personnel problem. Another 8t4'P will be dl1l101 Fill In these blanlul: lnlo pel"IOftal atereotypeJ. 'they "When you < describe the .ranee from aelf lmaaie• daUnc behavior ·kick me in the sh1ns. from cbUdhood to lh~ way peo. for t!xumple >. I reel (mad. sad. pie push others Into roles. 1lad >. and I want <you to stop kicking mel." VNPOaTVNATEL\', people llve up to rolea they're expeded to fill, the two lnatructora 11f. "Do you koow any man or woman who flt.a a 1lereolype completely?" uka Ms. Wilson. Mccann add• th11t people aeldom realise they've written themtelves a lotln1 script. There are tome b111lc Jleps to follow when dealing with a dlf· flcult employee, customer o~ boss. "in h c l , a difficult anyone ... says Mccann. They In· A LOO' OF people do the ft.nt · two. but never de~crlbe wbal they want. · Ms. Wilson says she uses the techniques or Transaclion_al Analysis to teach communica· Uons and public relations skills. McCann's Interest beg1m while he was in school. His dlsserta· lion wus Transactional Analysis in erfecllve communications. ......... . . . . ........... "-- James McCtinn. Karen Wilson share chores Transactlonal,Analysis Seminar. r GARDEN PROSPERS IN WINTER • • • Carrot Nantes. CaullOower Snowball Y. · Cucumber -Triumph Hybnd. "'Why don't you ... yes. but." l are all excuses, says Ms. Wilson. elude : . The course is offered through University Extension. Call UC Irvine al 833·M14 for details on dales. times and ree. J iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii~:;:J <From Pagf'Cl I "Thcre"ve hcl•n for years u lot or high-yield vcgctublcs that grow well <•round h ere but • thcv"re not u:.ially made avullu· blc to home gardeners,·· he said. w1ed to buying. like beefsteak tomatoes." Otto said. "'even though it"s low yield and can't stand temperature extremes.. If you want an or.namenta l bush, It's fine ." Cem1na Hybrid. Sallcoy Hybrid. Lettuce. head Empire Mld Merit <ror September planUnt 1. Calmar <for Oct.ober·Novem'k!r planting• ...,,... ... _ Uniloc 's vice president Carl Frova runs tight ship through relaxed methods \ UNILOC MAKES IT HAPPEN •.. <Fro"' Pa1eCU Graphs and charts showed how the system should have worked. "But no one understood It." The computer pro,ram was scrapped, the old system ·· "sheets o paper In desk drawers" was put back in place, then everyone got into , the att. Production pe<>pl~ explained what they thnughl wouJd work; \be note pad system was i.tudied. end a new computer' program was d e· (\1tf'.(.""Fi ~.IJ>~~l· ~~~~~ ~ unden1tood and used the rtew system -it was JUSt like lhc sllf>s or paper, but electronic - now. a computer Is on order. MMUnaa with m1tnarra and au employees ~ are frequent. Frova aal , and some man••ers have 1one to aemlnara and developm•nt COUrHI. " ' ... lJT THERE'S NO SET schedule 10 t0meone thlnka. ·1 '""4•r if &My're taklna al· tendalK.'e' ! .. • K""811 tlM open atmosphere 1et1 harder aa the eompan)' .,-owa. Frova added. "New peo- ple bring In inhibitions or their old work en· v1ronment. ll takes Ume for them t.o learn. "'We have to be careful the Inhibitions don't i.pread." . . Uniloc sells through manufacture r s rcprescnh•llvc11, but keeps an eye on tblngs with flleCmapan9 ••• Uniloc, a dlvlalon ot Betz Laboratories. makes a variety of aolutlon and process monitoring ctevlces for commercial, In· dustrlal and swimming pool chemlttry control. , Its plant la located at 24'00 Barranca Road, lrvtne. About, 200 employees work •here. UnUoc hu • aalet "'INg9( In the United Klnodom. Sales f1gurea unavailable. Key ex&eullves: Lou O.la. prelfdent; Carl Frova. executive vice prHldent: Norman Mui.., vice pretldent ldmlnl1tra· tlon-flnance; Paul Swain, \'Ice prealdent· operations; Al Beck, vice peealdent ... lff, m1,_1Ung, and Olek Payne. ut11tant vice pre1ldtnt1nglneertng. .. three regional manoaers In the U.S. and one overseas. A former sales man hlmselr. Frova is careful to keep managers In advisory roles . Chewing out an ind.-:pendcnl salesman doesn't do much good. he thought, so t.hey travel with salesmen. solve customer problems and supply product information. f'"'oreign operations a.re limited now. said Frova. but the European market's appeal grows as U(lil~;uhare Pl.\l·S aJ s Jl!<~. , . • Vl 1t~~i . • ' • ~111-~ MAKING EQUIPMENT FOR overseas use has complicated things, however. Systems have to be designed to work at different voltages and cycles. Pnnel faceplates must be ln the correct lunguage a nd designs must allow conversion for foreign customers ~lthout boosting costs. But P'rova's easy·1oln1 at.yle and the way he talks about employees makes It. clear that people are more lmporlant to him than products. 1 "You can buy transl1tor1J any place ... but people are our real natural resource and we try to uac It the bell w1y we can." Unlloc'a steady 1rowth under Frova. from a small Btorefront In Santa Ana to U. lar1e facill· lY In Irvine, demonstrates that its people ha.ve measured up 81 well as the device• they make. N~ Finn Signs European Pact Newport PbarmaceutlcallJ lnttmatlooal Inc .. N"ewport &ach, has announced complellon of two llcenslng aareementa in Europe. Glat Brocade• 'N.V. or Delft, Holland, wut de · velop Ind market Newport's lmmunopot.e n · U1tor/apth1ral ••ent. laoprtnoelne, ln the Scan· dlnavlan countrtet and New Z.aland. It's sub· aldlny, Brocades <Orea\ Brttaln> Ltd. of West Byneetkr.:tlaod· wlll have slmUar rialila In (he Unit.ad luClom and Ireland. Ol1t Brocldet wa1 founded more than 100 years a10 and la a dlver1lfled mulUnaUonal com· o~nv with man etlnt a,id ruoarcb acllvlUes in the pharmaceutlcal, veterinary. lnduatrlal product.I. and yeut and alcohol product llelda. It'• one of tht1 lar1eat ferment.aUon companloe In the world and the lar1et1t producer ol penJclUln product•. ltoprlnollne J1 belnt studied ln cU1Ucal re tearchceun. ·P'·---~ .. ,, .. "The seed companies will de· ny 1t. but they send the same seeds a ll over t he country whether they're s uited or not. The re is a to«en effort to slip in appr opriate varlellea bul In general they don't put In some of the b\.'Sl adapted varieties," Otto said. The best type or tomato. he said . "'has a real classy name -· VF14S·87879." LETTUCE. LEAF Prlzehead <red leafl. Oak Lear. Dar k Green Bos t on cbu\·. terheadL Other good tomato types are VFN 8 and Calmart, Otto said. Red cbeiry also does well here. Pua -Lillie Marvel. Me tting Sugar Among s weet corns . Otto <.'Specially recommends Jubilee. Peppttr Key s t o ne ·'The home gardener often thinks they're doln1 something wrong but the truth Is they're growing a variety that does grt'al in Pennsylvania.·• THE £X'l'ENSION pamphlet is also a eood source of lnf~rma· t Ion about . recommen de d Reslst.ance Giant. Yolo Wonder .. Radish Wh1te: Whrtl' IC}'· cle : Rt!<!: Cherry Belle. Comet. Sp11rkler vartetles: · Squ~R h . w1nh•r P tr.k A &ood method Is to write for frcl' seed catalogs advertised in gardening magazines, then or· dcr desired varletles by m all ir they're not available In IOC-al jilormr.-otto 1taid. A partJal list includes. Ba nana. Tabll' Queen. B t.1 • ternut. Snap beans -Bush Blue Lake 274, Tendcrcrop. Turnip · Purple Top White G l o b ('. Sevin Top 11'urn1p Greens 1. Beets -Detroit Dar k Red. E arly Wonder. Onl' common mistake Is to~pkk up whatever pla nts or seeds are sold ln the grocery store or 1tarden shop. C1rbbag"t' Ea rly : Co · Dewan.> of low·pnce or box·top seed offerings. Otto said. penhagen Market. Golden Acre. Late : Slow Bolting Flat Dutch. Danish BaUhead. "'The bargain stuff is alm{>st the wo~t deal or all." he said. "It's like trying to have pofar bears in Florida."' Cantaloupe PMR . Hales ·"T here are na mes people are des~. USED CARS: BUY WITH CARE. • • CFrom Page Ct> iu;k to sec the mileage form given to your seller by the previous owner, and get a mileage disclosure statement. If the used car has a warranty. be sure you und('rstand il a nd have a ny warranty covered repairs or adjuslmenl!I done during the warranty period . Also 1et a written descr iption of work done so you will have a record If the same problem pops up l ater. Deciding where to buy a uaed car also can be confusin11 . A used car dealer may have a good seledlon, but does he provide service after sale? New car dealers usually offer aervlce for used cars and t.end to sell only their beat trade·ln1. t\ PRIVATE OWNER PROBABLY can olrer a better price, but then a thorou1h mechanical lupecUon Is your only protec· lion. Also be s ure to gel a clear litre. The same advice 1oe1 for repouesaed can of. fered by bank or rtnance companies. Cars sold by rental agencies usuaJly have high mileage. but they huve been serviced re· gularl~ Never buy 11 used car al night. in the rain, or under rondlUons that eoukl keep..yOU- rrom seeing ,and examlnJn1 everything 'about the car. lnalde ancl ou\. 0on·t bUy the car at • N'• ~". ,. .. ,...... ~ " the wheel or Ir you can't have you"' own mechanic make tin Inspection. Skip buying a used car if promises for brake and clutch a djustments, lune.ups. parts replacement, et.c.. are not made in writing before the sale by the person ln charge. Also lnalst on a final teal drive or out· side Inspection arter pre.purchaae repairs are made. Yoa can sec ii the car has received recall repairs by phonln& the National Klahway Tram e Safety Administration, 18001 424·9393 , and giving the make, model, year and veh1· cle ldcnuncallon number. TAKE TIME TO EXAMINE the outside or a used car thoroughly Look ror rust. de nts ond ev~e that portions of the car have ruste\t out and befn repaired wlte-body putty. Also look under the car . end check for breaks or ru•Unc In the framl' or a(1n1 t.hat the frame tau bffn welded Thete ooadltlOftl In· d(cutc weaknet111. Examine the condition ol tlret, mattler and exa.aust plpn. and sec 1' ~ ere 1lpa of oil or tr1nsml111lon nuld leek.,e. t,ook lor fluid leaking from 11hock abMrbers or broke nuld on t.he Inside of tires. Next. check t.he condlUon of window glut IDd "nsea ln all vehicle ll;hta. Tiit all U1htl. · Pulh down on the comen.otthe ear. If It bouncea ~veral Um"' tlM lbocb an worn. Stand beck from the car and ~ ll It ll lev•l. lt one coroer •• lower tban aaGtblt. OM of the sprln11 may be weak or tt may have a bro~en leaf, Dlatance vlewtnc also tan turn up 11lgna ot an accident. such aa rtpples In tho render. dents or paint t hat doeen't m atch OP!N THI TIUNK AND cb ck the 11parl' llr . One that II worn unewnly muy in dlc1.1le Crom end trouble. AllO Me that tht cor ha11 n jack In 1ood conc:UUon, Llfl the hood of tM tar 1nd ch ck belts • ...... • .... '# . . . and hoses. Make aurt the batte ry isn't cracked and pull out the 011 dipstick to see how dirty the oil Is. A c heck of mileage on the odometer and a comparison with mileage in- dicated on lubrication i;tickers will let you know if lhc cor has had ref(ular 011 change~ and lubricotion Then get in t h" car and sec if upholstery. safety belL-i and cH rpellng a re worn. This <'a n indicate hcuvy vehicle usage, Tum on the lg· nltlon, check the lights again and test the brake pedal for free play. Talte a test drive over various types or roads and c heck the brakes for signs of poll· P ln1. ~e awart or steering vibrations that can mean fronl·end trouble. rr t.he car has a manual transmission. be alert to excessive play and grabbing or rattJang of the clutch· Watch ror vibrat.Jons or unusual noises from the en1ine. trans mission. rear end or wheel~ that may signal trouble PUSH THE GEAltSBJn through It! positions and see how the car reacts. Let the engine idle and listen ror noises or vibration~ that may meaa bed velves or the need for " tuneup An. automatic 'trun11m1i.01on 'lhould 14hth • smoothly. When It ''I 11a.fe. "tep on the gas and look into the rcarvlt>w mirror for exhuu1t smoke. Whit<' or bluish .. mokt-may m e;it' th e ngine Is bad and en l'xpens1vt' vlilVt> JOb or overhaul Is ln order ft ·., aiways wise to havl' 1t u.sed car checked by r1 mect\ani<' or dlngno. lie.-<'entt!r. .md run It through a cat' Wi1Sh tr "c' 1r 11 leuks Oo this before you clos~ 1h, du' Some u:icd <':t:-d t>.:ilerit t n<i private ownera USl' variow m~lbods to·rnuk• u car 1 · look b«tcr than I\ att ually is Tlr• m.y be painted to make them took n41w ao eumane th• tread for wear 1no 11t~tw•ll~ for cracks. 1l1n1 of tread separation and bubbln The n1&ne rn ay tlev41 beH t tu m ·. cleaned and t.he valve coven1 and air c:ttaMr J pu1nted to makr th m !ook new Sta. coven1 r an me11k torn upholstt..r~ and nt w rugs or m ots may have be4ln 1n~t11il.id to covft rustAd-out part.I or •b• noor 111 'ftlAT 8Uca PAOn' bap'l been 1pra1td on the hoH9 a.a td IOf a ~ate on tile b1UM'1 IO belp )"OU dtl*r'llUM tf a ttood battery hMn't bMn repl•* by 'OA;a lhat «>n'tt1Mloq. Be sure that mak ahlll rentjr11 haven't been mack' to mum r ona 111llp1pto xamlne them for slin~ th r hotu• or ru~ttd OUI por· .tlon:s hove been coH·r< n w1lh mufner patchu or t up Also wvt~h 0 111 ror 11 cl\cap1rep11nt Ing )ob lo hid bod) ru~• Wlnnlna the u•c<I c 1 bu)tl'I aame l'lll!'I for common 1 nil' tino r 1111t1on more than luck (,oe M h "'t' on!y t hl m1dvtll to blllme ,, ~ . -· ,· REAL ESTATE MAILBA,G I MONEYTREE Sundsy, ~~ 11, \978 OM. Y PIL"OT ·· Real Estate JffalllJag • •• By aoa1aT '· aav ~lift" C.. G.f Ttut-fr.e a.M DEAR BOB H we k ll our pres nt home -. for $56,000 •Dd b~ •oolher on for Sl"1,000, mu..t r In est .000 cash Into our new bome lo dff~r our profit lax? Lucia T DEAR L Cl : No. Vou Deed Mt rttn• Ynt ew. SI rrom lk nle of yoer old 9.o•e a.-.,.., repl1ttaC'at pr\adpal f'HWeace to M aldMt '°' te&al pntllC &u ~rnl. To .. alll fw ''911t tn deferral, )Mr replat'HIMC , ........ re ·~ (I) .... be ..... ,, .... wnrJ6N •kMtl II •-*M Mfere er ahtt .ola.C )'09r okl bollH! <take WP lo It •..U.. aftn ik ul~ &r 1• kU4 a "" ..... ). Mid fZ> lM ~latt .. etlt'a <*It mut .... , ... HC'ttd ti.• ule pr1cc of yo•r fO(••~ ~tp:al resideAte. If f. flt I lq •Mtaa•• oe ,..,. NW llMtme, you ua tpeeit 1•r ..,...., c• fnm llH1 old lllome'• sale HY",..._ ... -' •we HY taa .. It .ow. n. l•,.nu& faeton an ta.e ••la ,nc:. °' die old a.. .. ud e-' °' die MW Mwne, 9°' die l•oal tf ca .. rtla· VH&ed. Sal• •I 1'1en•••e u Tas•We DEAR 808: Two years llO we aold our land and took back a $22,000 lnstallmeol •ale mortgage. If we eell thal mort111e al a db· t'Ount now. ml.Ill we pay tu on our deferred proflt'> JimG . J)EA& JIM! Yet. Hewe.er, If y .. llypeu.ecaie )'.., ..... ,.,. (pet I& .., .. aeurlty '°" a loaa wtU. a baall °' otMr , lnder> • .._t ._., aue U.. lu d•. YCMl1" tu ad'VIMr eaa fartlter eqlaJa &Jte tu Mtlema of bwrowlag •1aJ.M& a m0111a1e ... a&ead of Mllla1 k at• d.llCOUl. ........ eT.u .... .CIMe DEAR BOB: I know that morlgaae ln· terett la tax deductible. What aboul prepay· menl penaJUes. loan fees, appraiaaJ reea. and document recordin1 fees? Vickie M . DEA& VICKIE: llort1•1e prepayment peaaltlet ud loan feet paid by Uae property ow•er are tall ded•ctlble as l•tereat .. However, U die property la not yoar persoeal reslde11ee, Uae Joan fee mat be amortbed over lite Uh of tM mort1a1e. llowe'Ver, Federal Houlac Aa111ertty and Ve&er•• Admlal.a.radoe loaa fees paid by ~ property aeiler are sales coeta. Mt tu de· dadlou. Appraisal a84 recordlnl fees are llOl tall dechtdiWe aad m..id be added to Uae •yilllt Ba 1'11ess LABOR SUPPLY NOW TOO THIN? ,. • • • property's cost. Your tu advtaeT ltu fartller detaUa. Are 1'1oteb Geed l•ft!SC9M!'llt•t DEAR 808: I 'm having trouble nndinJ good income property. such as apartments or commercial buildings, for Investment. They seem so overpriced. A realty agenl showed me a motel, only six years old, for sale at on· ly four times it.s gross income. Is this a good buy? Art R. DEAR ART: Not anleas >'°" want to bay yourself 1 full-time Job ma~a 1 the mo&et Motels, ~s. roomlD1 , ud o&kr com merclel 'V~nturea are r alty·oriented baalnesses. Keep lookla1 for • 1ood apart- m e at or commercial property w•ere mana1ement lan't a IUll-ttme job. 171 POISCHIS IM STOCK!!! Suit Straining CBS;s Eye? <Fro• P1cecu husband and wife both work. "But coming up with a down payment on a $100.000 house is rough," added Frova. lion to fill in production line PORSCHE gaps? rwTellah-~ to plant It By MIL TON •OS&OW1TZ • To understand a recent Just.ice Department • suit against CBS Inc., the niatlon's largest broad· ~sting company, look at .a paperback book rack. l / There you might be able to get some feeling for the glut that's a standard operating condition in the paperback field. Publishers sold more than h31f a billion paperbacks last year. How many they produced is another question, one they rarely like to answer , since 1t exposes the waste that's rampant in paperback publishing. llETUllNS OF UNSOLD books are a fact of life In publishing. II) the paperback field they have been estimated as high as 50 percent. Don't ask what happens to these unsold books. The answer m ight res ult io the ------formation of a book IOY· Money Tree e r's counterpart of lhe American Society tor the Prevent.ion of CrueJly to Animal&. Sorrie progress is be· ing m ade in cuttin_g d<?wn this verbiage. Indus try figures s how that · paperback publishers issued 4,490 new UUes last year. That was dow n 6 percent from the 1976 total. With this profusion of paperbacks -many or the m non·books based on scree n hits, others soflcover versions of hardcover best·sellers for , which publishers have paid advances that go up to $2 million -· the field has increasingly become an arena for welJ.financed corporate giants .. ·That's what the suit against CBS is all about. While youJJ)ay know CBS for its activities In . radio andtelevi:ston.-Ws now. by dint or aeqlilsttton atop acquisition, one of the nation's largest publishing entiUes. ., A YEA& AND A HALF ago it plunked down • $50 million lo absorb Fawcett Publications. The el· feet was lo boost CBS publishing revenues. from $220 million to S400 million a year. The Justice Department want.s CBS lo undo that knot and set Fawceu free. By swallowing Fawcett. .CBS expanded i~ I' magazine stable, which already included Field & I Stream. Road & Track and Cycle Wol'ld. With l Fawcett came Woman•s Day CclrculaUon: 8 million). Meehanix Illustrated n .s million l and Rudder (130,000). I ! J ~ l t But the anti·trust action didn't mention the magazines. It zeroed in on concentration in paperback publishing. Before snapping up Fawcett. CBS was in the paperback business through an earlier acquisition or Popular Library Books. Popular is ool a major stakeholder in the market. It has annual s ales of about $10 million. giving it 2.5 percent or the total market. It ranks 11th in a field of 20. Fawcett is something else. It publishes paperbacks under the Crest and Gold Medal labels. it's one of the major national distributors of paperbacks and its annual sales or $40 mHlion rank it fifth In the field with a market share of belt.er than 9 percent. well. This time. lhe villain ls houslng lnfiaUon. Automation takes ca')>ital , LEAS I MG some thing most s mall·but grow· '°"" or how to fix It Saturdays· in the CA RL FllOVA, executive vice president or lnterioc. Irvine, face related story, page Cl> told ubout attemptina to recruit an executive from the Northeast. A chat with developers isn't very comforting. Low cost hous· Ing has been mired in conflicts over getting government sub· 1ldles, zoning restrictions and growing cost of construction, planntng and permits. ing firms tack. • MEW & USED Is there a cure? "Maybe a major recession CALL THf EXP&n' would help," said one frustrated BILL YA TES, IMC. personne l manage r with a uw ~RSCHE laugh, adding that he hoped .-1'" -. "He bought a home on' an acre of land years ago at s percent ln· terest." Moving "ere, he could have gotten about $65,000 for the house. said Frova, but replacing the Pennsylvanls home wouJd cost $200,000 at 10 percent in· terest. Some areas have been under building moratoriums· as politi· clan• wrestle with growth Umit demands by those who feel that more people will spoil the qualities that make the coast so desirable. things wouldn't get to the point -j!iiiiiiiiiiiii£ii837iii-aiiiooiiiii4i93-45iiiit~I they have in Palo Alto. 1 ELECTRONICS FIRMS there don't want to talk about it publicly, said Bob C. Connell, manager of communications for the American Electronics As· sociation. "but the scuttlebutt is The difference In base-salary required to make the move palatable was e normous , he said. "The family could earn much more and still be poorer." Easterners h ave learned about West Coast housing prices from the media. that a couple or companies are THE ANSWER to the shortage hi k. f d I · r of sklJled and semlskllled peo· t n ing 0 e ve oping some o their land . . . putting up -con· pie. suggested one manager, is dom iniums ·th al would pre· to get more people into the sumably be offered to prospec-educational {>ipellne. ,. pl t ~ · .. The Amencan Electronics As· ave em oyees a gY"'" prices. sociatlon reports that It is work· Or, he added, they could JUSl Ing with a task force appointed m o v e so m e w h e re e Is e . THE PHILADELPHIA In· by Gov. Brown to find ways or something many Palo Alto firms quirer ran a full page ad lo its training more lectu\ical people. have already done. Real Estate section Sept. 3 Orange Coast College im· -ByThomL«oq headlined: "Now's the time lo plemented a test traJnlng pro. buy your home cbetore the West gram used as a model ror Lask White Collar Coas t 's inflated~ prices hit force recommendations. here! l" Below that was reprinted a But OCC turned out onl y C • E d page or real estate ads from the l O O m i n i m a 11 Y l r a I n e d rlllle Y~ technicians duri ng the trial. Los Angeles Times . Prices Even if all coast colle.se:> went NEW YORK (AP> Law cn- ranged from a spare little home ( II peed ah d . forcement agencies have a dif· for s129:soo. to a 2.35 acre u s ea -assuming "estate" at "'ss75.ooo. A fixer· they ~ould get the funds to fi cult time baUlinit white·coltar finance the project --il would crime due to a lack or adequate upper went for $135.000. still take some time to fill the information. according to an Equivalent homes there were A rt M A · half the price of LA offerings. . vast number of openings an· m e can anagement ssoc;aa· licjpated lion survey. 1f recruiting out or s tate falls. · A '-• --u· 1 t h be Frova .said-''wuav0 to look at One personnel director added SUU!MAU• a gran as en • ell< awarded to the AMA by the homegrown people ... but can Chat many students have such 'Juslfce-ilepartment's Law En· kids Just coming out or scbool af. poor math and reading skills rorcement Assista nce Ad · ford houses here?" that training is out of the Ques· ministratlon to conduct the na· IUILDERI -RUORT Dm&.OPlRI -IMVUTORI INTERNATIONAL MULTI·MllUON DOLLAR REAL ESTATE AUCTION EVENT CABO SAN LUCAS BAJA CALIFORNIA, SUR MEXICO AN UltPRECtDENTED OFFERlltB ON THE SALE OF Tlf£ EMT1RE OClMFRONT RESORT COMlllUllTY Of CAIO IEUO-A TOTAUY PlMMED DfVfLOPMEffT Olt THE MEXICAN RIVIERA. OWE OF THE MOST IOUTlfUL AND POrUWI SEASHORE LOCATIONS Ill THE Wf,STEH HEMtlrHERf. Olleofllle. TUES. OCT. 24, 10 AM. 6111 locelloll HYAn BAJA HOTEL CA80 SAN LUCAS • MEXICO "'*'*' 11 llf'-....................... ......,,. Thi tfllltl c:omplew II comprltecl"OfJ 15 ecm. lnclUdecl !ft tile aall n IOOfOlft. .,..._ soo lmpnMd rnldlntlll !Nlktno snn. OllWf """" .-i.. -. 199'MCI !Of YlllOul commtfdll u .... to I~ holels, colldolnllilMM, 1W1C1t 11nill. ~ llCllllits. rellll allolle. tie. Tlie entll1 contplb ~ elgibll tor male ulldtf 1 REAL ESTAlt MAST£R 1lWST thlC lln betll alllhonlO(I by the MEXICAN GOVERNMENT The subdivision h• Deln Pf09tl1Y fled will! U S Dtpt oC.Hou11no & U11>1n ~· IHUDI TIM 1n11111nc:e Wiii be provided 10 prollel the Trus1 RIQlllS acq111rtd 11y IOf'liO- neri. throuon firs1 American T1U1 111$11rant:e Company CondolllllWms and slnolt !amity rnlde11Ce$ lllt curretllly vndef COl15tnlelioll • the 1111 IROIWl PlllTICIJllllOlt IJMTED For a 41e11lled brocilure. please ~I or wrtte NATIONWIDll AUCTION COllMWY ~101 Westerty Pllce • Suite 101 Mewport Beach. Calfomla 92660 •let. 7\4/95s.370CP" MeMft a.er. Audoneer' COOC*llloft '#illl-----· -.. DOllT..otl... -~ -~' A cc o r ding to the W a 11 lion. lion ·s first study of while-collar · Street Journal they can1_::_~if~~~W~h~a~t~a~bo~u~t_m~o~r~e...!a~u~to~m~a~·~c~r!im~e~·~~..:...~~~~~~~~~~:=~=:~~~~~::==~~:::!J~ • • * L1gan1 ...... ~ -.r11. n4/831-141' C* ..,, Lalal&. ....... let:30077 Open Jobs Demand High Skill The D~partment of Employment re ports that thousands of jobs go unfilled in Orange Coun· ty moo_th after mQDth. Whal kinds or jobs are they? What kinds of skills are in demand? According to the re· port. most unfilled open- ings are for experienced people in t echnical· professional Industrial Jobs. U you need advice on ••• Ma .·ageme .fn~ord ""'tion Systems, Fixe ·e f 1agement, Ge ral ls ger, Treas LI y N ~'1 ( R ESULT: PUT FAWCETT together with AERONAUTICAL 1 Popular Library und the CBS s li ce of lhe engineers, mechanical ~. ,1 , Celltificates cf J). ,nos1r.· l paperback business moves lo 13 percent, ranking engineers and computer l it third or fourth in the field. programmers in various The Justice Department notes that the big s pecialties are among guys were already driving out the smaJI guys t h e m os t so u g b t before CBS look a shine to Fawcett. In 1973. the workers. . " l eight largest companies accounted for 76 percent De m and for thos e of the saJes. and the fou. r largest, for 51 percent. In specia1ists outstrips sup- 1976. the eight largest took 81 percent or th~ ply in employment de· ·· ~«r~~~~~~111.-~.r~PJP"1lQ ~-b.v ;J to marbt aba~ esti.JtJated et better than 20 l)ell'C?enl, Commercial drafters is believed ,to be Bantam Books, owned by with experience are in Bettelsmann, Germany 's largest publishing short supply as wPll. group, and JFI latern.Oonal, a holding company Machinists, especially of Ualy's Ag™'Ul ~arnily. Other major paperback those who can do set up publisbers and their corporate affiliations: work, are also enjoying DELL (PART OF DOUBLEDAY); Pocket Books <part of Simon & Sc:huster, which in tum b part or Gulf & Western Industries l; Ballantine (part of Random House, which in tum is part Qf RCA>; New American Library <part of Times Mlr· ror Co.>; Warner Books crormerly .Paperback Library, now part of Warner Communications l ; Grosset & pun.lap (owned by Filmways); Avon <part of Hearst l ; Berkley I owned by MCA Inc.). The Justice Department claims that's enough corporate power in paperback publishing. • ' good limes. Engine and turret lathe, milling machine s et up operators. drill press and punch pre ss operators are in strong demand, the deplft"tment report s aid, but not many qualified people apply. SHEET ME'tAL work, arc welding and many re· lated jobs are open lo exrerienced people. n the automotive area, dJcsel mechanics who can do complete overhauls. auto body workers with experience and mechanic. who can do major repairs on lortlJD auto. are finding work quickly. On the other end of the scale. 'the report st.ales that there ls a surplus of bookkeepers, ele men- tary and secondary teacherl, caseworkent, cathlert and cbec'ken~ cot metologlsts and wal~ .. C.11141-HTI. "'' .... word• IOWOfJlfor -I In ema ·onal Mo : .. e~l]ransfers .. BankerSAcce. tances, t ... • oreign I .. BANKm · oFAMERICA You 'It find all of these services are as close as your neighbor· hood Ban·k of America branch. At Bank of America, our bankers are business profes· sionals who am help you keep your business running smoothly. So If you need help with your business, come on in and let's talk about what we can do for you. ' . . • • r , • . . ---. ........ 11. 1111 NEW YORK 'TOCK EXCHANGE -. :; Week's and Y ~ar' \ ·' :· '. . -.,,. . -.. -. ... •• P" I r't1• •It • •I AMERI AN TOCK E CHANGE and Year'H Hi1eh, Low, Clo e ... .. ' . ...-. . ·. . . . . . .. . .. is a good day to advertise in the Daily Pilot Classified Section. ii •. good day to acfvertiae in the Oafty 'Piiot Omtf led Section. • Wndos . Selling Quickly Over 2l80 coodomln1um llom C'S prlct>d from ~.tsO haw bffn sold at Woodside VU I age. on the Colla Me11a Sant• Ana border The.-dcvt'loprnf'nt , which htt bt't•n opc>n MH than tWf> monthA. or • Ian mUt'h sought aftc-r affordablt• houiun« In Oran1e Count)' At'cordlntt to a polc e~mon f or Amerkan Pro~rt1t'a. CS.vtloptta of Wooc1st4l' vtUace. ··w«'·re proud to ~ able-to <1f'ftr sut'h an attr ttli.Y.e d.evel.Qpm cnt: In such a f.nha~t1c loca oon· .. • Roone to Grow H••,1dt•m·<•., ul lh.•nt.1Ul' P•trk Townhome~. a 187·unit neighborhood hv Uruuclmoor llo ml•!, an lrvme. orrer hoth formal and informa l cJi l'hlll'l'lural f t•at Ul'l•.. Locuted 1n lhl' v illage or El Ca mino Real. thl' hon11 ... a r · 1>r1t•1.•t..l ufrom $77.290 to $79.290 TH F. LOCATION I\ within walkiflll distance of South Coast Plaza. tf\e VUlaae and the sur ----------------------------- ::::-8~dh~ l\hoc>PlnR cen· Homes The orw bedroom and d•n . two and three L1•re Exees ·6edroom rondomiruums a nd townh omcs o f Woodside Villa1te are set in maturely landscaped g rou nds . With t hree recreation areas, the community is likl' living in a resort. Th e h o m e s o f Woodside Villuge have price-included features s uch as decorator select- ed draperies. carpeting, air condiUonioR and ful· ly equipped kitchens with dis hwas her and self·cleaninc oven T H E THREE bC'd room t ownhomes have beamed ceilings, di s ti nctive corn e r fire place a nd private <'Ourtyards . Localed on SunOower Avenue, between Bristol and Fairview In Santa Ana. Woodside Villa~c is open daily from 10 Lo 6. To r each the community take the San D iego i''reeway to Bristol and go north to Sunflower. then left < wesl) to lhe wooded development. ~· , • Young executives working in cen· tral Orange County arl' tht.• largest group of buyers at Jnfl uenthtl Homes in Lake Forest, rC'ports Wes Weiss- rnger or Wulker & Lt.•ci-i.a lcs director for thl' dt.·vclopmcnt. flt• tnd1catt.-d that ~ JX•rcent of the buyc·rs c.re between 26 and :is years old, and 68 percent hold management positions. "According to our Walker & U!e buyer profile of families purchasing at this Ruller Housing Corp. develop- ment, the average head of household earns a healthy $34.080 per year ." WeissinRer noted. "And. families with working wives had a combined income averaging $38,392." THE STUDY ALSO s howed lhat nearly two-thirds or the heads of household had a relatively short drive to their Jobs. predominantly in the El Toro. Irvine, c.nd Santa Ana areas Anoth<'r 25 percent work in Los Angc•ll'S County More• than two thirds or the buyers p reviously lived in Oruni!e County, althoui;th nine per- cent moved from out of the l>tate. The hc:ids of households primarily arl' in the younger and middle-age groups. While more than half were between 26 and 35, another 28 percent were between 36 and 45 years or age. and another 16 perc11nl between 46 und 65. · Influential llomcs of Lake Forest Mc spacious. with up to 2.500 square feet of living space. Three· to fi ve- bedroom plans un· available. Each has numl'rous high quality custom features including : air condil.Joning. dou blc en try door s. i mportc d ceramic tiled entry hall floors, wood· burning fireplaces in living and fami· ly rooms, wet bars. s lope-ceiling master bedrooms, and ceramic tile kitchen counter lops. Driveways are concrete. Electric garage door openers are a s tandard feature. EXTERIORS HAVE tra ditional styling with generous use of wood s iding and wood shingles, horbontal V-groove paneling. and brick. Roofs arc cedar shingle or shake. Im mediate occupaney is available. Pnees rnngc from. $97,950 to $119.950. To reach Jnflucnt1al Homes of Lake Forest. take the Santa Ana or San Diego Fr<'<?ways to the Lake Forest Drive offramp. Go northeast on Lake 1-·orest to Jeroeimo Road. then left on J eronimo one bloc,k to the models. <DISCOVER CJ'HE-JOYS Of LIVING IN <f'HI S M LIGHTfUL COMMUN ICJ'Y Of J US<f 38 <£X<£CU1'IV<E SINGL£..f~M IL Y HOMES WICJ'H M~NY LUXUR IO US ff~CfUR<ES <ENJOY CLCE~N, C L<E~'R ~IR COOL'E<D 'BY OC~N Bft<EZ'ES; (L'ESS TH~N ~ MIL<£ PROM <fH£ B<E~CH), SPECT~CU L~R SUNS<ECJ'S ~N'I> ~ GRmCf N<EW SPIRIT Cf'O GO WITH ICf! ~R ~BOUT OUR U C£LL<£N<J' fIN~CING 'PRIC£9 fROM $154,500 mu Cru.""""' •..-..'-tkat\• ca'*'• m•> 1Mf.55ll 1i> a1'0fm rm cov11umnr tY •·'· CUlfrs ami c.L. MnM\\Hl'f .. . . . . . ... . .. . .. . " -. , .. ........... ' REAL ESTATE Northwood Has Luxury When buyers are ready to move up to a larger home. they want that home to orfec more luxury and more Innovative design features than their prevlouH homes. Northwood Place, a Maurer· Elllott eon. .. trucUon Company development In the lrvlnc Village of Northwood ls rilling those criteria. . "One of the blJ( attracUons or the Northwood Place homes is the m aster suites." said builder Oob Elliott. "Our shoppers expect luxury 1 but tt~ey are completely overwhelmed by these suites. An important factor of our success ls that we ofter a good deal more than the ordinary." deeds will be available based on 10% or the total price of the home. Mauerer Elliott Is also offering u financing plan for the buyer's ptesent home. THE NEW HOME deveJopmant la located near parks and schools. A system of walking and bike trails criss-cross lhA village greenbelts. There are plans for the development of a 20 acre com- munity park. a tennis facility and a lar1e com· munlty shopping center. The Northwood Place sales office Is open dally from to a.m. to 6 p.m . Phone 559-1405. To reach the new development. exit the Santa Ana or San Diego freeway at Culver Drive, go northeast on Culver lo Bryan and right on Brylf'I to the homes. · THE MASTER SUITES o(rer a private bath nnd large dressinl( area with mirrored wardrobe doors, garden tub with planter. separate shower, •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;; double pullman lavatories and wood vaulted cell· ings. Special features of certain plans are fireplace, retreat areas. French doors, private balcony and walk in closets. Northwood Place homes are priced from $130,990 to $149,990 und offer a .choice of six floor plans. ranging in size from approximately 1,780 to 3.102 square reel . These arc three apd four bedroom plans with two, 21h or three baths. Several of the plans feature a finished bonus room. The residences offer a long llsl of custom quality features. Among the many items included an the purchase price of the bQmes are central air conditioning, wall-to-wall plush carpeting, wood· burning fireplace with gas log lighter valves <some plans have two fireplaces). dramaUc vault· cd ceilings and built in Nutooe AM/ FM intercom system with message center. . KITCHENS FEATURE llolpolnt built-in ap- pl ia nces including d ouble oven with upper microwave and lower self·clean1ng oven. eook'J)p with built-in gr ille and griddle trash compactor and dishwasher. Also included are built-In Nutone rood center with blender, cast iron. 3·compartmeot s ink I an most plans >. cus tom oak cabinets. cer a m ic tiJe countertops, sheet vinyl flooring and separate breakfast nooks. • The homes offer some of the most d istinctive exteriors within the village. There are details in wood, brick. stucco and textured wood siding. The re arc rustic shake roofs, concrete drives and walkways, lighted addresses and two and three car garages with automatic door openers. Northwood place homes offer buyers a number of attractive financing options. The homes are be· ing offered for a 10% down payment. Second trust A quiet. prhate8fe1 Jasmine Creek. Ac Jasmine Creek an Newport Beach , I 1f c 1s unhurried, uncrowded. Rcsidcms have ch.? security of a 24-hour attended g:itehousc. Cul-de-sac mecu al)() c.oocributl' to pnvacv. Wt!ll-des1gned ~have many fearures and fine applianc~. The Club~ has tennis couru, swtmm1ng pool, and Jacuzzis. It ull makell for a rare llfei;rylc JASMINI Clll~ In che villa~ al Harilof V~ Homes from S200,000 M.J. Brock&. Sons. Inc. The Groves ... Incomparable Mobilehome Community Living In Irvine's Newest Village Of Northwood! Listen to what the new residents are saying about The Groves: PETER AND GWEN GELB WITH DAUGHTER SUSAN Aetintd ownflf of nallonal t>eayty aalona .. , think h !he ~ .. -houf ou-ld ., the fronf gete in.. acid w. W. k>Ye fO rake crolle~ -•rtd hele we /ult slNlf the dOOf artd 1a1te oft! No worrlea, ret when we're home It's #Ice IMng at a resort. We molled from • 5-ltCte esrare. artd 11111< about uplteepl Here. we've got •II the amenlfie11 and ftOIHJ of the respoMJbNityr' ROBERT AND BEVERLY ECHTENACHER Protect PrOCUfement Mof •AUQr •We were the WJf'I flnt to reMMJ space at the Groveat )bJ /u'1 fief ao much mCNe lor rot" money In a mobllehome-and this locafJoft ia pertecl fol us. It's doae to~ yet there are miles of country green be/rs and wlndlnQ petha. The com- munity aplrlt 111 what we enjoy ao much. There's no pressure to lteep up wtrh the Jones' here-Just a spec/.al cro.eneH you don't find MJ)"- where e1u· BIU AND PAT WINTHER Loa Angetet Supertof CC>Yrl liwettigator ·~:e:£~'· ·~~"'-:;~ .... 1{. ·~ lf"1l41o/1'iff~rhfi'Oite~s'O<K 6200 trvlne Boutev11rd et Jeffrey Road, lrvlne, Callfornla t •• ... - ~ . . . . . . foVOthe. The thing we panlclMalty lll<e abo4/f the ltorn6a la the extra lnau· latJon tr protecra aoatnar ftOI .. and help$ ua Hve money on heM/ng and Bir condlflonklg. We thlnl< If'• 8 QNNI Investment. artd the s111o1 requirements here secure the lnvestmont. And the manegers-Mlcl< and Sadie-welt you Just couldn't find nk:er. mo<e helpful neighbors: BOYD ANO RUTH ~ART Rettrll<I 1tociebrolu1rs ·Don't laugh-but h's the gange that appealed 10 us In the beginning We had just bought a new cat and someone told ua The Groves had sor aside • number o# Iola apeclf#catty tor hoinea wtrll garages. Living here Is lll<e being on • pemtanenf vao•Uon- coumy club #vlttg with auc11 tnendfy, carlnQ people. We even W>lunfeefed ro lhow proapecttve re&Jdenfa eroonO ttHJ pall< becauae we love~ home ao muchr · . -.,, .. -~- ,. ;ir:_. "' REAL ESTATE Su~. 8419t.,-nber 17. 1971 DAILY PIA.OT 'f7 Home Prices Still. Climb In California Oupftt" • temporary ~lowdown 1n tht uc celerataon ol rntdenUal appreciau on. homt' prl<'''" un only rooUnut to &nerean. •ccordlnl( lO D1th• Stuard. C'UTt'f'ftt prt~1dtnt of the 8u1ld1n& 1Ddu1\ry M~s•UOn of California In fac t, • tuard bPll~ve11 . today'• home purchUC' may be one of tht' ~t buys a nyone nn mab I an spite ol today's already hiah resldenti1l price tap In addiUon to his stat~ bblld1n1 lc3dtr"s rol1:. Stuard is presidenl of Amencan National flou11ing Corp. ol NewpOrt Beach. which bad sales of $27.7 mllllon in n scal 1978 He also Is a member of the St.le o( Californi1':.. Housing Tu ) Foret> and the Governor's So&arCal Council '"MfE UNFOaTlJNATE THING ·~ th11t Wh<'n home pnces do continue to climb in the future. most '*°file probably will polht the fmger of blame at UM! building industry," Stuard noted . A ward-winning Project "Yet. the reason for ris ing prices will be a class ic example of the law of supply and demand. Government. from the local to the Federal levels, is either direcU)' ·or ind1reclly .limiting the supply -· while demand for affordable housing is tremen- dous . And Proposition 13 has made things even wo rse , accelerating the rate at which costs will rise in the future." Pon<.l eros<i llomt''i. which received three Gold Nugget a" ards (jt this year's Pacific roust Builder:--· Conference, was honored with merit awards for two models at Park Paseo in the Irvine village of Northwood. The st ate·s housing plan calls for 280,000 hous- ing units to be built every year to satisfy the de· mand for hous ing caused by increased family formation and immigration from out of the state. But, the building industry bas produced about 240,000 units less than required in Ule state plan over the last six years. ·New Realty Course Set PART OF THE SHORTAGE resulted from a lack of buildable land close to jobs, he believes. But significant additional pressure results from the non·urban land use designations applied by IOt'al and regional government planning jurisdic- tions in several communities where good land was available. The resulting housing shortage has already increased prices -and that shortage wlll grow much worse in the coming years. · Stuard feels Proposition 13 will have a very significant effect not only upon lhe amount of housing lhe building industry can produce in the stale, but also on the cost or housing. Historically, housing has barely paid for itself in terms of the tax revenue if brought in lo support city services. he noles. Now, facing lower lax re· \'enul's. loc<il ~overn ment5 will be difficult to show any cost bt:nefit from Lhe new housing. IN ADDITION, A RECENT sludy by the California Building lndu~try Association showed that c!lies and count 1cs have been levying sur- charges on cons truction a pprovals to make up for revenue lost since the passage or Proposition 13. The average s urcharge across the state has .been about $2,000 per house. However, while tbeae aur· charg~ may have tbe effect of limitinl construe· tfon and making housing even more costlY, Prop. 13 has enabled more people lo afford homes because. or k>wer property lax.cs and lhe resultinC lower monthly payments. Stuard also foresees several problems with future residential construction across lhe state be· cause of Proposition J3's effect on schools. The measure virtually destroyed the ability of local school districts lo sell tax bonds for capital im · provemcnts. he believes. A new stale law requires builders lo provide "Inte rim" school facilities · and these facilities m ight have lo be permanent 1! districts cannot fund the necessary school con· sl ruction to handle children from newly developed areas. ··auilders wi ll have to pass these school charges onto home buyers," he noted. "And that will result in a ridiculous financial economy. "THESE PEOPLE MAY BE saving on their property tax bill. bul these new 'interim' schools will have to be fimmced by home buyers through their mortgages. Under Proposition 13 fmanclllg m ethods. new school cons\ruction would h1tve been financed by 41"1 lo 5 percent state bonds. But these costs will now be paid by individual homeowners through their s1,2 t o 101'2 percent mortgages for 30 years. ··Any new schools that are built will now cost millions more lo finance -and home prices will directly reflect that increase.·· Real estate investment is one of California's hottest and most lucrative businesses According to Louise Lynch. owner of Lynch Realt y and real estate instructor <it Saddleback Coll ege. there is big money to be made in commerc.·wl and r<'· The six·session seminar will meet Saturdays. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .. in Fine Arts \01. The ser ies pre-registration fee is $135 or $25 at the door for each session. including lunch a nd parking .• s idenlial investing, 1r it's done TOTALING MORt: than 45 right. . hours, the workshop will begin This fall , Lynch has coordinat: on September 23. with "Step I: ed "Real Estate Investment Why Should J Invest In Real Seminar: What You Need to Estate'?" Continuing October 7 Know to Invest Wisely a nd and 21. November 4 and 18. a nd Profitably" us part of Sad-Decem ber 2. further sessions in· dleback College's Forums for elude: What Info rmation Is L ea rning pro gra m . The :'frc d C'd to In ves t 1n Real seminar. she says, i~ dei;i~ned lo Esta te". How to Invest 1n Heal ans we r the needs and quei.Uoru. ~la.le. W.bat Type of Rcs1dtm· of realtors a~ well us beginning t1al Commcn:1al lnvcMment 1s a nd advanced investcirs. Hc•st '? and 1How lo Use Capital Assessing Errors Eyed in SF SAN F R ANC I SCO f AP I Approximately fiOO pit.'CC5 of property in San Francisco are over. as~c~5cd. accordin~ to the assessor's office . Chief Deputy Assessor Sam Duca said his oHice is trying lo corn~<:t the computer errors and h op es to have n e w , lower assessments re- ady before property tax bills are mailed in Nov- ember. Duca said the owners of the over-assessed pro- perty have one thing in common. They a ll pers uaded the Assess- ment Appeal Board to reduce their 1975 assess- with the Greatest Tax Benefits ments -but they never "THERE'S J UST NO WAY around the con-convinced the City lhtll clusion that we're going lo have a wo~ening computer short~ge-W&...~A1P' .somebow t.p, bl,lilc\ mo~ af-~T,===~~~~ ~~'fo~aabftHKJbshfi(~lte Cbta uu'~oq.l'tlftte-JSI&-c:. ning on the state's school ronstruction problems. We_ can try a variety of remedial steps. "But. there a re too many inflationary pre- ssures to keep prices from driving upward. And if ·you thought home prices were high in 1977 when we were only 200,000 housing units short of demand --wait until we're 500,000 units short in 1985!" \91~ 01.,nge CootJI Collt!t,1r .,:, llloP Of1iCMJI t('CyGlot>Q Cltl~f'I l<JI COJt;i Me<e !>56·5981 PREVIEW 38 Town Homes in prime location Outstanding two and three bedroom Town Homes nearing completion in eastside Costa Mesa. Striking split-level and two-story plans. French/English arch- itecture.Own-your-own land. Heated pool and jacuzzi: recreation room. tennis court. Extensively landscaped. during each meeting for the ex-· perts lo answer the question:, of th<> pa rtici~nt.s .. Registration for all forums is under way in BlUlding A of the Miss ion VieJo Cam pus TO REGISTER BV mail. de signate "Real Estate Invest ment Sem inar." enclose a check for the appropriate fee payable to Saddleback College and mail to: Saddleback College. 28000 Marguerite Parkway. M1ss1on Viejo. CA .. 92692. For further information phone the Office of Commu nit y Services al 831·7532 or 495-4950. l'X\. 266 Homes View<id > In Huntingtoil Now ope n dally for previewing, Sept. 23 Ui tJse tentatively planned sale date for 20 new low rnaltl lenance homes in Huntington Beach. located hOtth or Ada ms and west or Beach Blvd. at 190l·l9lD Delaware and 1902·1920 California St. .,., All are three bedroom. three bath. two 'story with over 2.000 square feet or livlni area . af•t have ._ fully private atrium style cement J>tado with planter areas. and an upstairs 1allery lea4aog to a heavy redwood aundeck. Each of the ~ bedrooms is larger than a normal master. and ~s its own full bath. THE SPANISH EXTEKJOR has red r~.;,g Liles. beige stucco. brick archways and wr<>Q&ht iron, accented by a striking use or dark st.atitd woods and Spanish slumpstone courtyard waltsi.,, Vista Del Mar Homes represents a unl)aue blend of traditional Spanish flavor with a mas~ry of rorward looking architecture. Every as~t.of their top quality construction has received the ul- Limate persoiral concern for craftmans hip and dt- tail of builder Robert'W. Shull. · : .. While daily open house previewing has Just begun. plans are lo have aJI bomes fully complewd by the tentatively planned Sept. 23 sale date. with selections on a first come. first served basis A most prestigious ad~i Jasmine Cttek. R~·"tlcnt~ ul )c1~m1nc Crcel 111 l'cwrorr &.1eh live in ., -hdtcrcJ communnv hllc::J with .ii! the: amcniuc-.. Pr1v.1cy ~~in~ ar che l4-hour .mendcJ garchou'-l'. l\.umerou' floor plan~ offer v;ilu.1ble feature,. There a;t: tennis courts. J,1cum~. and \w1mm1n~ pool\. All of 1h1~ 1n one of the verv few new" home tlcvclopmcnrs in Newport Bc.ich. . " ... ' .. ... .. .. , . 2450 Santa-Ana. Costa Mesa (714) 646-0061 Elegant ranch estates on a country acre from $263,000 .~ 1· '.~ ;,· . . ~ Brittanywoods I rown Homes I Developed by Woodtrce Dev. Co. (.in hr ~ from q 00' m -~00 p m. Sund.iv. S<-t>t 171h only. ~ , .......................... . '. ~. . - &unoay. Septerrlw 17. 1171 REAL ESTATE 'Swinging Singles' Turn to Houses .. •w ....._ .. llce9rdJe, .-...o. .... K4K Wha.t' Utb~ I bur about tlw-"dof'·Oh·U lf'" Ull>f' not l'M-lltl l'ftforHd' Wh•l .,.,. lhl" rC"cent urt nlllna oo 0.111>! W ""~ Udulnc of rt"ft111n t mar home and tome otkr pf'OIM'rl>' that wr o. b1lt heoa•r nr thf' ' Mbkant c:o1>tA and In u.r-d htl~l ra tr,, "'" f11tl II war. unwh1C' to do Whitt I tlw> talu'I nf thf' "dlJC' on "at .... «'llatM' tru1r>t dtt(l'I 1t lhl" llmf' .. {, l Nt>IA> [)(Jrl HN lc.'h 1 h1· 1 '.1hlm n1.1 !\11r1n·mp c ourl. \ ruhnu Aua 2H tlh· l 'IU1l' 111\0h '"" u.rnk ol Amrrtn• and ('yn a I \\rlh·nlt mp hu' \N1ou,1y h1i1m1w rt'd lht• Ut' llll ... 111• ditU!lt' ror lfH•lltUll0081 lender!l Rul ·~·""'l U1tnk u ( mt.'nca . the court allowed Wl'lll•nknm1l hl ·"•um•· tht• blil•nre of th~ 11•1 ' lo 111 at no tn<'rt' 'It'd rsre ot inter :it us ~r t 1 1ru.h•nd of tht• JitOlnJit r1.1tc 191 • perrE'nt l, nof Id tiw bank 4't'rt•lt•r1tt1• p<iym1•nt or thr loan ... ~ ~1mpl\'. ·lhL'I m1•ttn' i.talt' ch1trtered 1n1>t1tu V.nJI l111d1.·r' mu-.t allow · tuk1.• ov1•r • They r »n 4t ua.i.. fo1· '*"'"umptmn point<\ :.and tht-y may 1101 -. for 1ntt"rt·\t inrrt'Jl>l ''> to Jllow loan "tuk1· Mt-r:. " Ph.•taw kt't'(l in mmd. however. that th1i. riit 111~ a11plu.• onl\ ltl 11111lltut1onul k nden. und on ' fa17>t dc-.-dx of tru't It m.a~ turn out to ~1ppl y lo •onJ louni., hut I do not think thai. ti. going to &pp lb M'cuntli. .11 th1' l1mt• Tlw rvltng 1s bcm1it re •d but JI th1i. t1mt' it i.ecmi. lo itpply lo the •nl 111~ ol mmwy vers ui. an extension of credll." v 1oui.ly. "rt•nUng of money" is when we would row money from an imstiluli9nal lender d1rect · •• f.o.:xtt'rll>IOn of <•n•dlt" WOWd be when a seller •rit·<I h:ll'k tt f1~l or :Jecond deed of tr ust. There ~ uli.o a qu<•!>llon Ii~ lo whether the new ruhng will 'hPly to commcreiul multa·unil transaclioni.. Of' •to ll only ;ipply to ed ng le family categories. .. ·:-. PRIOR TO THIS RULING the "due·on-s itle" .,_u,.,e hai. ht•t•n U!>l•d by many institutional lenders je_;i tool t o kct'P current loans al the going r&te of i4Jcrc1oil That 1i.. ·lenders would require a i.ell er to ~}' off the loan before i.clling a piece or property. ~ m M>mc <'1Jscs, CJcccpt the new buyer, but at a .,.ng, <Jftcn higher rule of interest. • In th<> rc·cenl case the court sta led: " . we th~•l a duc·on-sale clause contained m a pro· sory note or de<ld of trust cannot be enforced n the occurrence of a n out.right sale unless the l~er can demonstra te that enforcement is rea. ~.ably necessary to protect against Impairment Qf_f"s 11ccur1 ty or the risk of default." • l''urthcr, the terms "impairment of its security •IC lsk "'default" <·annot be defined loosely by the lbf'ch•r, who mu:.t prove due cause of risk with de· tpllcd fo cL-> and fi gures. Buyers must be willing to 1~ for the cost .of a Benefi ciary Statement. and r "-"t provide the lender with their names and r1I ling addresses: a nd : to provide the lender w1lh I terms or the purchase to prove that the sale did Impair the security of the loan <such as selling est. Ulan the amount of the loanJ. ONE MORE HINT -ANY real estate h a:.l·~. whl•rc t he buyer wislwMi to we the ex- •Jt loan. :1hould rcud "buyer to take over pay. t of $CIJUS existing first Joan" rat.her than ycr to UAume sellers loan." Assumption Is a I term meaning the lender consents to aOow buyer lo assume all obligations or the loan. that is not what wlll happen. Tfie buyer mere· I ontmu~ to m ake the l)ayments un ttre lu an. ~ takes title !lubJect to lhc effects of the loan . • • Picas<' rcmcmtx·r. th1:. ruling 1!> not retroac· t ~ and does not ullow buyers to get refunds on 1ilrcha~cs where the es<'row is a lready closed. The l-tiart ruled that " .given the importance of the 'lpal>1l ity or real estate titles and the interest in pre· i.irving completed real estate financing arrange· m(nts. we hold that this decision shall not apply •n the lender, prior to the date that this.decision hjComcs fmal, has either enforced the due-on-sale. ~ul ti ng In sa le of the s ubject property by r closurc or In discharge of the accelerated debt. hc•n the lender has waived enforcement of the dbe·on·sale clau.">e in return for a n agreement with l~ buyer modifying the existing financing." ,. ... : EDITOR ·s NOTf:. Randall McCardle ii president of tf,.Rt•al Eataters . he 1s alao an author, lecturv and jn. t.trlor Send your comments at)d que1Uona lo Randy ardle. cl n Ow Dat111 Pilot. Po1I 01/lc.e Box 1560, a Me:.a. CA 92626 • ... .. ·51 Ho01es Sold • IS)' DOLORES BARCLAY NEW YOHK 1AP> They hfave lonac 111.•t the !'ttyle. bout1n1 a cour e from b.)r to ttkl lods to beach party lo bed Sln1le llfo muy istlll be one bll bh111t ror tiC)m('. centered on apart· ment complc»<N1 with s wlmmlna poola and no t'hlldren But for aan In· t'rt•U11antc nu1nbt•r in thlK .icnerallon of slnHlc ~11>1,• holh lht' not now and n(•V\•r nlUl'l'lt•tli. the Ntubillty Of home owm'r'lh1r' lb chun.cinK the cs 1rnnec of l(OIOK at ulont· Tht trend 8lurh•'1 an thf' curl.Y 197~. and real Clit alc people hUY 1t 1i. Sllll a rowing Soclul ISl'ICnt1StS say It could hi.vt-profound cffectJ> on the tradlUonul 11uburb1i1\ llfr centert'd on child ren BUT IT'S NOT that t he single populatlon '" moving lo s uburbia with v.ut ebonies In mind. . .l ·'I h llve u greater sense of security I uhso huv<' a fc(lhnl( of a sense or l1om1•, wh1rh I rwv\•I' had w1lh an Jpa1 t m ent ," !i Uy~ l'uu la II J Cholmoodcley. a 31 ycur-old budgets m.,nager who bought u house in Sta rnfont. Conn , alter liying in a N<•w York upartmcnt for fi ve years. "My hfostyle has changed," she said. "J go out less I spend more time at tlome and le5e> time roamiQg around. I feel there's sodlcplace I can now go and t.ot«tly relax and un· wind, which I did not feel J could do as well when I li ved in un apart- ment." MS. CHOLMONDELEV, like other young singles on today 's housing market. decided lo buy a house for financia l reasons as well as practical considerations. She needed more space and to rent a larger apart- me nt, she saJd. would not have been a positive return on the money spent a s rent. Dr. Margaret Levi, a 31-year-old political science pr ofei;sor, has owned a house In SealUe, Wash .. with her boyfriend for 21h years. Their mortgage payment is the same as lhe • A total or 151 homes valued at $13.5 million ~.@C ~old an August throughout Warmington IJN'e lopment. Inc. 's 16 Southern Callfomia new· . _, b c un,.i!~~. accordi~J)s>l>.MiSJ;U ... ¥ice :;:;,ii!iilaiilJlil ~,\___ nl&: ... \v•1illlftMffti~·tft't~mer • b d homebuilding firm. • The Auttust pcrformunce was more than SO p9(,ccnt highe r thun the firm·~ August, 1977 v~lilml' A home for you: JastDine Creek. I 1~m1m• Cn.'t'k '' .1 q111cr, pnv.1tc w.1y of life, w11h .. ul·J t•·'JC lllTCCh .111J lot~ ol itn•t•ncry. Jw.t hcyond rht• Z4·hour atrenJcJ i;c.11ch t)11w ''the Clul'lhou-.c, with m IL·nn1!> lt1u1", 'w1mm1nu puul, :inJ Ju um~. The horn~'· with a num~r of inno vnt1vc.• r l:ins ro chocxc from •• 1r'-' dl'"itncJ w11 Ii you 1n mind. Ja~m1nt' Creek " ,, ~re-ca.ii plttrt' for ~rcc11ll people. -,,,,. - • JAIMINI ClllK In the v1ll.ii.,oe of 11.vhor V11•" 1 lnlflfi frum SlOO,\X\) M J. 8roclc ~ n•. lnl rent they pul d for a amaller apart· mcnt "We r11ured It was cheaper U'lan pay Ina rent for lhe same •Ptce." •he said. ''Plwi. we gel equity and lt'1, nlcu to have a place or your own. Voll' cun reaJly create a 1pace you like r ather than take what the rental market gives you." SINGLE HOME ownership has m ade dramatic Increases between 1970 und 1976, according to the U.S. Department or Housing aand Urban Development. The number or single male homeowners under as e 3S rose 213 percent from 158,000 lo 495,000 duri n g lh n t t i m e . f'e m n l e homeowners. also single and under bedroom homes with an eye t.o rc11cll Inti before lhe mortgage has expired I .. , WANT TO make an investment 'od have It turn over in five yea rs." says Victoria Chapman, a 34-year-old magazine editor. "Many young peo· pie don't even think in terms or pay· mg off a mortgage. They're thinking of turning It over. Later I can buy somethJng laraer." Ms. Chapman, who currently lives in a Manhattan co·op apartmttnt. 1s looking t.o b'uy a country home for weekends and vacations. She plans to sell It und her c<>-op in five years and buy a larger housft. place I have now 1c:. not my aettlin• down ploce." TH£ EMERGENCE or the single ~omeowner in family neiahborbooda and 11uburbl has had an lmpec& not only In the community. but on establishing the single lifestyle a11 a dc1urows and accept.able one. 35,•Jumped 141 percent from 80.000 t.o ''The house I always assumed "Our real problem ls resh1plnf the "luburb8 t.o meet the de mands o the n e w ·m 11 rkct ." a ays Sternlieb.• "There'11 the proble m or how to te· duce the forms or public expen. dltures that were geared t.o people who originally lived there and not tor those who are now there. These new hom eowners want swimming pools and tennia courts, not schools. "But lhe concept or a homogeneous suburbia has not been the cue ever, much less now. Suburbs now contain u critical mass or single people - never married, divorced, widowed ... 193,000. would happen when J married and And the purchases are nationwide. had a family might not happen." she Jn At lanta. 8 percent or all homP~ Stlid. "If J Stan buying things now. sold are t.o slngJes, says the Chic:ago' I 'II h ave <t place that means base d Na tional A ssociation of something when I'm 60 or 70. The Realtors. Twenty.five percent or aU -----------------------------houses sold in Phoenix are purchased by s ingles. Today's single homeowner is buy- ing everything from factory lofts that need re nova ting to townhouses, brownstones one· and two·famUy houses in the s uburbs. farmhouses a nd bar ns, condo miniums and cooperatives. And the market has yet to peak. "WE NOW HAVE a whole genera· tlon of youthfw adults who know In- n ation. They don't re member when things were c heap, they know only that things wlU be more expensive so the y are buying now." said Dr. George St ernlieb. director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers Unive rsity. ''What we have now is a housing buying panic by everyone." he said. "There 1s the reeling that if you don't d o il ·n o w , you n ever w i ll. Homeownership for some young peo. pie is like a super Christmas Club." Singles a re not just buying small homes lo m eet their immediate needs. Many are purchaslng -or thinking about -three· and four· ,. ·. , ,.. " ... . . . .. ..... IOUAL NOFISSIOMAL SltlVICI ._.._c '"N ............... ._.._......,. •FREE C>lOICE •INFORMED CHOICE HUMTIM6TOM llActf. IOUMr AIM YM.LIY ~ ............ .......... ._ HM __ ._. C.....tJ.647 • Real Estate .Sales o,, •• ..., for ........... ,...... .. lot1•allr ._.._.. WOftd LagauaH• Rosamoor Cofpofatlon wlH add a few. select real estate sales peoole (licensed) to its New M<>del Center selling staff. Successful candidates wltl be energetic. exptt1enoed professionals -eensltlve to the needs of proeoectlve Leisure Wond buV8f'S. Knewtedge of the coml'l'l4.lnlty a definite plus. Position offers excellent income O()p()rtun1ttes and a chance to be a part of Leisure World's boomlng new ~!!tRldge Village pubhc1ty. advertising and ~ing P'VYram. EY • • Today. $57.950 can get you int0 a new home ... but stuck gallons of gas away from shopping, schools and Job. If · you think that's your onrv alternative. have we got a sur· prise for you. Just minutes from South Coast Plaza. on a quiet shaded cul de sac. selling for $57.950. Is Park '17 Spacious 2 bedroom/2 bath.condominiums with pnvate pool and clubhouse. surrounded bV l ush oark·llke grounds. Pane ·47 offers you a better $5 950 wav to live. without driving ~ vou to extremes. * 11. sa1es Office: C714> 557.3432 I . .... . . "'• . . . . .... ... . . ma en a I ir.Vine · rea tg NEWPORT IEACH PROPERTY WHO COUl.O ASI FOR ANm1MG MOlf? Th.rn .i duirm1n1 4 IHt 3 bath qw.llty b~ult Broadmoor on • corneor LIK.iillon ,. ~r \lcw' "'25,000 OP~N SUN 1 S PM t5 CHERRY If II 1-'1 lilt, I'.\'\\ 01\ 1 l ' ~I auFfS flONT llOW -VlfWt lll~hly UP«Jtt<h'd "t-'ranc1i<'1n" w/spectacltlar lllO deer-view ot Upper Ullv. lJovu Shor~'-O('~•n In the distance 3 BR.I, 2"11 bat.hi, plantatlon 'lhutlt•r'I, lt\lrTOr~ hvrng rm. prof. d~lgncd 1ou.rmet kitchen, leinp c·o1uroJlllli Wille c~ & 2•Cl6r ,te..-age. $249,000 lease~old. OPEN SUN 1·5 I' M) VISTA CAUDAL <U·'10> UDO ISLE OPEN SUN 1-S P.M. Super rJmlly home w/4 8Rs CJ+den> on wide street " 45' lot. Huae h v1nft rm. (Of'm11 I d1runR rm. ti.mily rm views tiled p•llo w/trellls le l11unt:11n. $3.:)(1,(IOO and. fund! 12fl VIA HAVRE. <U ·71} NEWPORT BEACH AT ITS RST L2 wooded lot on qu1t't l'itrt•t•I -4 overslwd BRs -lg f•mlly kitchen w llttlJolnJnl( d~o workshop In garage & room for r.ecreatlon vehicle or bnol SttM .750 ft'(' OPEN ~ N I 5 PM. 2212 FRANCISCO <U·72) VIUA IN NEWPORT 8fACH 1Jn1qurly designed home looks thru pme trees to the Bay, Npt. Center le thl' bouL'i & beaches of Dover Shores. Secluded court entry; French ctw r:. & wi ndows. 3 fplcs. formal dl.ning rm; master BR w/fplc" wet bar. library & family rm. $439,500. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. l226 POLARIS Dlt <U 13) $20,000 PRICE RB>UCTIONI 1-'rom or1~1naJ 1mce NOW S275.000 ror this beautlrw cu.atom built 4 BR home w12 (pl(•:.. beamed cellrngll, lg. famlly rm, formaJ dlnina rm le 1t llU1:f: yard OP EN SUN t·5 PM. 14.59 GALAXY, DOVER SHORES. ( ll 7<1 j "CARMEL-LIKE SETI'ING" + VIEW 1-.t tam(' 1<h1>wn' OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 206 LA JOLLA LN. (above "The Ardw:." > Hl'uul1 ful O<'cl'n & harbor .,Jew from this new, exquisitely flc1>1An1..>d & nn1shed J BR home on a hilltop l.n Npt. Heights. Exerclae rm ur ~•utly full Nutonc music & Intercom -Iron gale entrance to patio "1f11unlmn & Span111h doorway. SEE IT TODA YI <U·75) $1'9,90011 3 fiR'i + den & spacious yard. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1618 MARINERS, N Jl. <II 7fl> LIDO ISU 11 11-:hlv upgraded <'harmer. $365,000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 133 VJA WJ\ZI Ef{.C\ !U n1 HAR80R VIEW KHOU ('harmm1o1 ('ape C.nd cundumlnium. SUll,000. OPEN SUN 1·4:30 P M :no1111 1.t.TOr IU-78> HARBOR VIEW HOMES :l Hit "l'arml'I" model $164.900. OPEN S.\JN 1·5 P .M. 2049 PORT UHIS'f'<)I, <U 7!1) DRAMATIC VIEW compMf'lv rl'modch!d , 2·.story 3 BR. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1411 KJNGS Hll. N B. CU·llO I DOVfR SMORf S '1 Ulh -+ brcatltlaking v1cw! S399.000 OPEN SUN l·S P.M. 1020 SJ\NTIM;O ClJ Hll BAmtONT Oouble wtdt.' mobile home at $47,000! OPEN SUN l·S P.M. 35 CHANNEL Ill> l\J 1!21 WESTWFF POOL HOME-$149,500 .,,,u•1•lll·n1 value in u su~r location! 4 lg. BRs, ramlly rm. spacious k11t·hl'n Nl'W <'pl freshly painted. Fenced pool + separate side yard for r h1lrlrt'fl Mary Lou Marion 6'2-8235. CU-83) ATTN: BUYERS & REAl.TORSI 2007 VISTA DEL ORO Is ready & avallAble! 2 BR.a, 2 baths, ronnal dining rm, en<'losed patio + new ap~ances. °\~ome In the Old I ....,.,.. -~~MJ.a.-,.~ .., .• ·---'.Iii "'<.:..I. t:::..LU. '(,.·~-· ..wrr .. ".''!: ...... ------• liN •• . ·--JI $Ci2~•mo until M.1v '7!1 .ll'un Dales642-823S. <U·84> EXECUTIVE HOME -$169.000t Light & br11(ht 3 RR res. newly redecorated w/coorclioated cpl.II shutters & w111lp11.,er. Coty country kltcllen/family rm w/used brk fpk. 'Each BR fc11tur~ its own bath & master BR· suite overlOOking lovely terraced gardc'ft'. Puul11 B;allcy 642,8235, (U·8Sl LUXURY & BfGAHCl Completely ('Ustomlted 4 BR VersaJllea townhome. Hand•palJted r1•1li 11~~· Wine cellar! Central aJrl Hardwood rtoorln1! Pror. luodin·oping• Ont'-of 8 kind at $650,000. Lynne VaJenUne 844.COO. CU.as> . BIG CANYON -ADJ. 18th T& Rnmbllng, ~story contemporary w/S BR.s, den 6 rumpua rm. on ove1 sl"e ('Omer lot w/s pace ror pool, jacuzzi, paddle tennis. Needl YOW' per11onnl tou~h & redecoration to make It one Or the finest In thla prt~11~1ou. area. $465,000 ftt. Dtck Halderman 642·123$. <U-87> BIG CANYON Eicc•(•ullv(• llvlnii al Its best. Brand new hlahly uparaded Oucrett model 2 DH1>, 2 b11lhs. fplc, lrHb tompactor, comm. pools 6 tennil. Only $140,000. Joyce F~Jund 64.2-823$. <U·88> tlGH VAUE -LOW Piiia $115,000 for \hhJ lovely a BR (2+den> Bhiffa end w\lt w/fplc, private putlo + new <'(o)tJI It drpe. Low Malnt -154/mo. C1oH to pool.I 6 t.eruUI. Ro8ema.ry S&atz 644.QOO. (U-89> 642-8235 901 PoverDri•• Newport hac:h FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY SEAVIEW SlftfME 4 tfR. faauly rm vaew home. LusbJy-landacaped + auto·tlmed sprlnktenr Own&...-wall consider lease/opUon -short term. 1279,500. SHndlt' fo)x 644-6200 c U 90> PADOlf TlNNISll S~ctucuJar 6 BR cu.atom home on the golf rou.rse. Lovely res. built oround a J>OOl·slze atrium w/secluded children's wing, private ma.st« suite. maid's qt.n, formal dirung, wine closet, wet bar 6 much more! $950,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (U-91) ITS M LOCATION l'Torlt row Dover Shores w/spectacwar view! A lltUe decoraua1. a little landscaping & this 4 BR. 3~ bath home wiU be smuhing ror some lucky fumlly. Priced right at $310,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. <U·92) MAGHIFICINTll Cui;tom built vaew home w /5 BRs, lg. formal danlna rm, gourmet kitchen w/comrortable brk(st rm & ramlly rm w/fplc & bar. Courtya«S entry w/overslzed pool & lg lot on tree-lined street. $400,000 leasehold. Barbar11 Aune 642·8235. <U-93) \-STORY -5 BEDROOM ~ unusual to find a lg family home w/over 2:500 aq.tl. all oo ooe Ooor! Bag, big lot, too! For pool, gardeG or playyard. Wonderful cOmel' location in Eastbturr near schools, shoppinc 6 tenni.a. Rudy to move ln soon. $179,500. Jeanne Newman 642-8235. <U·90 OUTSTANDING IUYI Big Canyon end unit -rront row golf course view -ooe of the mo.rt desirable IO<'allons! Beautifully upgraded Plnebl.lhl 2 BR + den w/2-car garage. Private, tranquil setting in Phue I. You could be the proud owner or this elegant, prestige property. J1&1t reduced -hurry! Je.ne Paquin 642-8235. CU·9Sl .. -BA YFRONT W /f/OAT SUP Dover Shores lradiUonal w/sbake roor. 3 BRa -den -la . Uvlng rm w/fplc. 3·cur ~arage. A real value at $460,000. Appt. only. Cathy Schweickert 642·&35. <U·OO> . NtWPOll SiUtES -fH lAJm The ultimate in beach livtng -w~dl.ltuce t.d OH&n + the cooveoienee of private pool & lellnla! OutJ&.andiq, CODtemporar)' 2 BR + den home w/hardwood noors. <>pen beam celllnp •morel A re.S nQd at $Ul2,000. Martha Macoab 642-8235. (U.gJ) A HOME FOR ANTIQUES ON ANTIGUA OICU Circular driveway -high ceillnis -French doors ft charm! A delightful fr.di&Unctive home for tbe diacrhninat.iq buyer. 3 BR.a, 11. famlly rm. formal dining & llvina r nu. S287,000 lee. Barbara Aune 64.2·8235. (U.98) "CANYON OtAllSMA" This Big Canyon l!:I Oor,clo Is a reaJ show-off! Totally uptraded thruout! 3 BRs + formal dining rm. A visual deli1ht In neutral tones - it boasts u decorator's touch! Pool. jacuzzi, tennis " secllrity. See It today! SlS.S,000. Jeri Hunt 642·8235. (U ·99> WESTQIFF CONDOMINIUM · So sunny & bright! Upgraded wallpapers & drpa! 2 BRll. 2 baths. dlnlna rm, fplc. pool & prime location! $86,500. Harriet Perry 64.2·8235. <U·lOO> HIGH A80Vf THE BAY With a view from every room. Pror. decorated, fully controUed security building. 2 BRs: formal dining area; air cond: sauna ln master bath. C:>mm. pool & jacutti. Owner will consider financlna ror approved buyer. l\ppt. only S385,000 fee Larry Dyer 64.2-823$. <U·lOl> CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY BEST Of AU WOltLD5 Silting on. one or the great view Iota ln all of CdM ls lh1I lovely. redecorated 4 BR home w/pool for easy llvtnc. Just rein 6 enjoy everythlna ... even the price -$208,000! ! OPEN SUN. H P.M. 1133 WHITt; SAILS~ HARBOR YutW lfJLLS. CV-102) . (, t\ •W 1,ll'•,.l.,t,.:f!J ?_ ' 4' i. ,••••, .._ L ·• ~ ~t '° ~ ~ \Ii , BAYFRONT -SANDY BEACH Custom l·lltory w/vlew of Bay & ocean. Remodeled at lavlahly r edecoralc.'d 3 BR. :f bath home w/mlrrored llvln1 rm w/bar at aqua~ium; family rm: 2 fplcs; gourmet ldlcben; aated patio entry; oversize dbl. garage. $399,000 leasehold. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1915 BAYSIDE DR. <U·l03) WAU 10 THE BEAOt IN OlD CDM Charming 2 Bit home featuring maslllve brick rplc .fc beamed eel.lint In living rm: formal dining rm & family rm w/2nd fplc. Buy as a personal res. 01; as Investment prop. Localed on a quiet street J1.11t a short 1troll to beach & park. Zoned R-2. Priced to sell al $1'19,500. A~, only. Carol Porcella 752·1414. CU-104} CAPTIVATING CME COO So of Hwy. Custom built by Warmington ln prime • Impeccable condition Pror. decorated w/quaJlty uptradea. 3 BR.a, den• farnUy rm Secluded patio, sun decks & an attract\ve yard. SZSl,000 Incl. land. Bell~ Chase Lee 644-6200. < U 105 > NEED LOTS Of SPMI? 'Thi• 6 BR + 111. family rm home In Harbor View Hilu la walUn1 for you!! Near fashion blond & beach -excellent Npt. School Dtstrict clOtle lo thls lovcly home ~.500. APPl. only. Julie Van Wleren 1R·HH. <U·106) PRIVACY IN CAMEO SHOIES BeauUM ain3le·At.Ory home w /!'OH IU°deft overlOoldnl UM can.yon Ir room tor pOol ctr spa. 4 lg. 8Ra, f.auly rm Ir at.rium. Walk &o UM printe ~h. Appt, only. SZM,500. Doona Godlball M4-GOO. <U·J0'7) . '644-6200 1644 s.-w ..... Dr. Hmbor Vt.w C•ler IRVIME PROPERTY BE QUIOC TO lEARN . Condos lo live in! Condoes to rent• Above all be qulck to know SM.000 for a lovely aJr cond. 2 BR an lrVJne 1s "pure gold"! Neal & clean w /cinnamon cpt Close to pool Loas Muter 64.2·8235. IU· lOI) WOOOBRIDGE WATERFRONT Dramatic lakeside home incl. spectacuJar mtn vttw. H.lahly upl)'aded entry lUe le cpta in pleasing earthtones. Lavlah muter su.lte + 2 BR or optional de:n & gourmet kitchen w/cozy nook. Ju.st steps to pool spa & 111ndy beach. SLS9,000. Forreat Powers 752·1414. CU-109) OWtailOR HOME 2-story Univ. Park residence w/4 BRs <3+den>. bll·ln kitchen, tile entry. lovely wall~apers & paneling. t..a. brick fplc an llvlng rm & rormal dining area: famdy rm w/wet bar. $127,500. Lorr aine Rennie 7S2·14.14. <U-110) COUNTRY COTTAGE -$89,SOO Cozy J BR Raneh home w/annovauve wood paneling, wallpaper, shullers + other de<'orator touches Lovely rear garden w /redwood covered patio. Paula Bailey 642·8235 <U llJ J COUNTRY FRENCH DK.QI Offers warmth & elegance in tb1~ 4 BR Wallow model. Custom wall coverings & shutters. Covered patio + beoutafull y landscaP«i grounds. $138,500. Rosemary Sietz 644·6200. cu 1121 DEANE -UNIV. PARK New cpt .It paint ad~. to the ap~al of thas I ·story. 3 BR home w/dramatic vaulted cea!Jng an laving rm Secluded rear yar4 w/private Jacuzzi. $129,900. Appt. ~Jy. Juhe Van Wieren 75.2-1414. CU-113) tBf rT ISi Prime locaUon in Woodbridge Crossing makes this 2 BR & den Brighton model. a very special buy. A luxury condominium featuring plush off.white t'pts & drps, custom used bnck patio & 11 view of Arborlake from the 2nd story. Don't miss thls one at $137,500. Amy Brown 7S2·1414. <U-114) LG. HOME -QUICK OCOJPANCY POSSlllEI H.igh·quality 4 BR Unav. Park homt! wlramlly rm &: separate dining. Features lg. master sujte wtsunken tub: microwave. Spanish tile roof: lg. covered patio+ comm. pool & jacuzzi only steps away. Priced to sell at Sl39,500. Madeline Cross 75.2-1414. <U·ll5l lME -BEACH -POOLS -PARKS Pl.US •-charming sln«le-famtty-homrh!aturlng 3 "BR.s. Z-battis, fc>rmil dining rm & atrium. 3 patios + l1. yard w/auto. sprinklen. Short etcrow avaJl. Now aaklng $99,900. Vee Slinlon 642-8235. <U·U8l TURnf IOOt TOMllOME Air·cood. 2 BR w/forQ\al dJrung area, bll·ln kitchen. Ult noor, skyUgbted lllterior. balcony + private paUo ana. Fplc -hardwood cabinetry -ceramic counfers -elec. garaae opener. St.215.500. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. c U· 117) DON'T HIRE A DE<X>RATOR · It's all been done In W.S smuhJng Woodbridge Esi.tes Wasbintton Plan -the ultimate In condominium living!• End unit -beautiful, private backyard -central air. $133,000. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. CU·118> 1 ST TIME OffBtfD Highly sought after "Adams" model Jn Woodbndge Estates. Desirable corn er location & "premium" pool siie '°' w/block wall fencing. Eisquisitely customized! Cpt is act"ented by matching wall & window treatments+ wood parquet floor.... Sl36.500 OPEN SlJN I s PM 122 w. Yale Loop. IU-1191 FAU IN LOVE WITH THIS. • • Tastefully decorated 3 BR, famlly rm ~rfaeld townhome featuring Van Luit & Schumacher wallcoverings, camel cpts. central air&: bn<'k patio w/specimen tree. Just a 30·second stroll to pool & jacuzzi. $89,900. fo'orrcSl Powers 752-1414. (U·l20) FOR THf PERffCTIONISTI No detall overlooked an upgrawog & decori.Ung thii. beautHuJ 4 BH townhome ror your every comfort & convenaen<'e Central air w/purifier. ~orator shutters + an "every convenience" kitchen. Family rm & dtnmg rm St42.900 Madelme Cross 75.2· t414. < U · 121 ) THIS IS A BEAUTY Plush upgraded cpl & custom features thruoul make this Bnghton model in Woodbndge "one-of-a-kand". Exqwsately decor.ted by Safa or the Niie Interiors -you wall dehght an the beauty of thas 2 BR & den home. All this for only $129.600 Amy Brown 752 1414. <U·l22l SPACE & CONVENIENCE • One of'the largest homes m Woodbndge! ,4 BRs -3 baths -covered patio -central air -~sprinklers -3-car garage. The convenient location.s make UUs one of lhe bell buys at Sll8,900. Wrolhy Le~ '\\'~1~~~:~~~' ·~" ~~~~;(~.:~.;~ '•'' ~,("1.' -.:.: ~a;••T: TOP lfVR IN RAHOtO SAN JOAQUIN 2 BR + den San Joaquin model lownhome w/nl1ht light view overlooking golf course. Steps to comm. pool & spa. Sl34,SOO. Lynne Val en tine 644-6200. (U · 124 > LAGUNA SPKTACUIMI NEW umNG Moel unusual quallty features are round In tbla custom No. Laguna home sit11&ted on quJet corner lot w/dramatlc vleWJ of ClltaJlna Channel • the white water or Laguna's beacbeA. 180 del[ree view from boC.b living "huge family ~2nd level. Master BR hH hla/her separate baths. 2 more BRll w/separale balh.5 & 3rd BR or den Elevator serve. 3 level1. Priced right at $375,000. <Flexible nnanclni> Appl. only. John Gran•lh 642-8235. CU·l2S> "DARltf(i & DIFRRfNT' SmHhlng cuslocn ISullt trl·level contemporary maaterplec<' w/vlew from every rm. A dramatic 3 BR recenUy built home poesesslne charm • warmth + generous use of akyllahta. natural wood, &lass & tile. 2 eicpanslon areas. $267,500 Incl. land. BeUe Chaae Lee 844.a<>O, <U·l2e> ' HAVE THE IEST Of I01H WORLDS Uve ln a country aettln1 -conveaitftt to acho0la, 1boppln1 •fr.ways! Attractive 4 BR Mert!d.lth home w/vlew of hllla ln upna Kiili . 1158,500. / L)'lln~ ValeoUne 844.Q>O. (U·127) 151-1414--==--===== 4545 c • .,., Dr. C•t•• v•y c ... 1 ... .. /. ·- # • ' ' . . DAILY PtLOT • WHITE SPRAY OBSCURES FOUNDATION OF EL MORRO MOBILE HOME PARK Struggle vs. Surf DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY RICHARD KOEHLER OFFICIAL WATCHES BOULDERS DROP RON KLINGELHOFER HOISTS FLAGS SILL REEVES SCRAMBLES ACROSS DECKING THAT GAV! WAY TO WAVES • • 6 4 2 • .5· 6 7 8 D A I L y p I ~ L 0 T c L A s s I F ·I c~ D 6 4 2 • 5 6 .. The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad [642-5878] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ·'-------------.... --------------------------------------------' He.Mt flor S. Ho..s For Sde Houws For Sde Ho.Ms For Sde • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G1•1• 1002 .._.... 100 G1•ral t002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ................•.....• ····················~·· CALL TO SEE AMY OF THESE ILUFFS CONDOMINIUMS All within easy walking distance lo Co r on u d t• I M a-r II i g h Sc ho o I. Conve niently C'lose to Newport Center . I rvmc induslrn.11 & free ways. IN OHIGINAL DLUFFS. an end unit. 4 bdrm .. J bath home on a park-ltke greenbelt. Very bright & cheerful. Putt<> off li v in g & dining r ooms. workshop area 1n garage: $144.000 - Leasehold FOH A COUPLE OH A SINGLE. 2 BR or l & a den as 1t 1s now used : very light. bright & at ry. Entry patio & terraC'c off li ving r m . Unbelievable mas ter are<J. Newl y redecorated in sort colors. Close to pool. A beautiful buy at $120.000 -leasehold. IN THE PLAZA AREA. A · rmmg 3 bdrm. hom e. freshly paint . a ll new carpe ting & d r apcri • charming patio off dining a rea. e markable value at $112.500 -leasehold. . EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 SPYGLASS ESTATE -Spa rkling night lig hts. blue Pacific. Npt Ctr -the world is beneath you in this stunning. gracious 2 s ty 5 Bdrm home . Fine investment for you & your family's precious lifestyle. $587 .000. 49 GOLETA POIMT DI. IA YFllOMT -One of Corona del Mar's finest properties, 3 Bdrm waterfront condomJnium. Spacious. luxurious. & richly appointed this is an exceptional offe ring on fee land. $525.000. 1317.IAYSH>E DI. ONH SAT/SUM MESA VERDE BEST IN BLUFFS FAIULOUS MEW LISTIMGI End unit. C'hott'l' ear ly Blurrs. cul c.i<>-sac lol'at1on: 1900 sq . ft .. hke new thruout. 3 BR. 211 .. ba • outs tanding value S 157 .500 compare ~ 464GAVIOTA ~SUM.1·& CViaGrmde) 4 IR. ll>PLAN Ever so·ra rt'. 2200 sci. ft. e nd umt: bay view Better than new! Bright. cheerfu l. 211~ Ha . f<Jm rm . f orm. d i n .. lgc. priv. pati o:.. Lease/option. $198.500 OPEH 1-5 440 VISTA PARADA BARGAIN llAUTIES 1-lEVa 3 BR. 2 ba., e nd unit, lovely g r eenbelt. 1mmac S123.500 2 IR. SPUT·LEVa End unit overlookin g w id e g r ee nb elt . Adorabl e! Lease/option. St 14.000 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0134 c~~:~~x .~So. QfAt ;;~IAI( 2s.4S EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 64().()020 B.EGANT UVIHG IM THE ILUFFS 3 Bdrm .• 2lfz baths & family rm Located on lush greenbelt m early Bluffs . Beautifully a ppointed condo. JUSl lis t ed. $174.500. lfctd open today 1·5. 425 Vist a Flora. MESA VERDE CREAM PUFf .Just listed. xlnt· South of Adam~ neig hborhood: <:harming 3 bdrm . 2 baths: heavy shake roof. f1dc1 stont· frplc. & covered lath pal10. $111.500 Call for app't. Pnced t.o sell! 8 eaut1ru1 C _.. Ul:Q SHODl:t:_ 5 bdcm_h_omt• on a ~ ~ fOUAL HOU9IHO OPPORTUNITY W....,.'1Motke: All real eat.ate advertised int.his newspaper 1s :.ub Je<.1. Lo lhc fo"C'dcrnl Fair llousrng At'I of I !J611 wluch make:. 1t 1llc~al t.o advert1s 1• "any pre rerencc. limitation. or d.h1cnminnt1on basec'd on race. color , rehg1on. :.i·x. or nat1onul 11r1stin . or an inl1•ntlon to rnukt• 11ny such prdt•n•n('t'. hm1ta· lion. or d111cn minat1on. '· nus newspaper will not knowinHIY n(•t·cpt uny ud vert1s 1ng for real Cllt.ale which Is in viola· Uonofthe law. aRORS: Adnrtfsen thould ehec:k their ods cWly .ct r.,_t .,... "°" 1 .... c1atefy. Tiw DAILY PILOT a11UfM1 11..aty for the fint ht. cornd htMrliOft only. ~ ................. , OCEA.HFllOMT 3 Bdrm. + dM1'0MC Oft :.lX.85 ft. lot; frpl .. bwll· 1n1ts -Y 673-3663 642.2253 associated lll<ll~ 111'• IH Ill 1()115 'o, · """ 11.1tt •••• , t ' • 1 t) h I m a K n 1 f 1-C-e-A-LLY-1--,.... CA.MDIM Ot'EN SUMl2-6 landscaped lot. Reduced G la morous & dra ma tic 3 bdrm .. 4 ba. t.osu9•500 dininn rm. & den hom e overlooking EASTSIDE ,., Cos ... • MES• elegant pool & patio on ocean view '1""' ""' s ide! $489.000. Land 1nctuded ~ ~:~~u~~n:. OCIAM VIEW UCLUSIYES IY APPT. Access ror RV & boat 3 BR. 2 ba .• canyon hom e. xlnt! $259,900 $98.500. 4 BR. 4 ba. FR. DR. pool. $43.5.000 EASTSIDE 3 BH. '1 ba .• 1',R. pool. $565.000 Fee COSTA MESA J Bdrm, 2 bath on huste * RICH REAL TY * lot With loadh or potcn l.lal $95,750. 673-7040 WESTMINSTER 673-0510 Reduced S3000. J Bdrm, ram1ly room lmmJc thru-0ut f1cx1blc lcrmi.. $70.500. :s&'ft. Ba.lboa Island Really l \lff\\f ... ,"W '''-"""""il" 673-8700 TUSTIN MIMI RANCH J Bdrm. zoned for horsei. in the luUs or Tustin. This cozy home 1s a ~teal ul $97,500. Don't mlas thls ooc! 540.3666 Wllelc6111 REAL ESTATE ---- R2LOt 765 llamtlton. Drivchy only. Roy MeCardl•, RJtr MUD llouse11. condos. apt11. comm'l, etc. Have <.:ASll + rura l land to ex chanJ(e Myers Alpha Corp. 640-3949 or 673·6756 Spoclon Tow"'"""9 OPEN HOUSE TOUAY 1-~pm 414 Clark. ··t-'", OranR<' Greut :.turtt'r homt• for couple or 111ngle per:.on Large king size master bedroom. overlooks com· plete recreation a rea. pool. jacuzzi & club house. Tnkl?'a look at lhls one and see what )'OU can REAL ESTATE CAREER l''anta.'ll.IC new company. located In prestlgwu~ Newport area, look inJ( for h<·cnst'<I Heut 1-.:. .. t,1lc peoph· 1\l'l 1v•· iii fH·e. bJ(rt>at cornm1:.:.io11 .,phi. computer terminal Ai.k ror Dias(! A ,., .. ,ROP1 ...... -m~-n .. u 675-4890 get forunderseo.ooo. I~~~~~~~:;; KAT&LA RIALTY Ii r'f,..,_~..t ,....,,,,, $15,500 FULL PRICE Pool. tt•nnu;, nt·h dcror WATEi~ fo'ttO NT II 0 M E ..... 5•48 .. •7•7•2.' .... •I Dock for 38' bout. J BR 3 -------- Cangon Ba. yard. Seller rcudy Lo move. Agt. 673 77:!1 IFYOU have a service to ofrer or goods to sell. r•ace an ad 1n the Do l y Pi lot ClaMllled Section • . . Phone SU,S678 UDO ISLE For sale or lease. Owner remodeling 3 Br 3 Ba. duung room. South pnt10. street to i.t r t' e t W111 r1rus h to swt $295.000. 673-9591. 221 Via Genoa. OPEN SUNDAY 1"" STAR GA'ZEKfl~ t--;;;,=.;..:..;.;...---1•• t I I 'I' M I, Ill A T ll E ''MO NACO .. & THF: .. DOVF:R"' 2 OF T i ii-: MOST POPULAR DEANE llOMES IN THI S LOVELY GO LF OJU ENTED COMM UN IT'tf- lf 5 R UE F'ONTAI N BLF:At.: -DRAMATfC 3 BDHM \\i JTll GOHG EOUS POOL & .J,\CUZZI.( $385,000 #15 RUE FONTAIN BLEA U. CHARMING 2 BDRM WlTJy L 0 V E LY V I E W T 0 T 11 J·. OCEAN! $257.500 OPEN SUN. 1·4. PLEASE CALL fi40·6500 FOR ADM ITTANCE TllRU SECURITY GATES. ft11:12MA~ .Ui()CIATl:S INC 600 Newport Center Drive • 64~500 • ... t ' SYnday Soptember 11 1:1/.J OA1l V PILOT ·······•·•·······•····· ~!~!!.~~-~~ ...... .!~-~~-~~~-~ ........ ~!!!.~~~~ ........ ~!!!:rJ;.~~ ........ ~!:.'~~~ ....... . ~~ .......... !?.~~~~::-! .......... ~~~~ ~~~ .......... !?.~~ ~ ... , ...... ~?.o.~ ~!'! .......... !~.~~ I 002 Hous.a For S. CLIFF HAVEN 8t•Jut1ru1 h t1ml' 011 l.1rJ;:<' rorm·r lot With ~un!l'UU' l1->1•tl hn1 k pJlto 'IL''' Poul & l.tl'U//I t•h S2·1!1,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS \notht·• 1111 twr • lul "'l'll munH·urt•d ptu ... 'i hctt m il1·11 \\1th twu11t1f1,1l t'.11 pd Ill~. t'l 1 :-1.~'.I OOU PENINSULA DUPLEX 'l,C 11 .1 1•111111•1 lol 11111 .1 11111· lut )!t' .I hdtlll 101111 I .11111 I l11lr Ill )11.\t'I 0111'!' :1 'l'•ll " old "11 h I, .1 r l..'.Jt .u.!t' SJ8li.:l410 IMMACULATE MPT BCH CONDO 1 •. 11 ~·" 'Pot It''"" , 11·.111 1 l><trrn \\II h .! lit1ti .. l1111.11l1'(11111u11ul \\I ill'l " ~II\ t 11lll \II'\\ l"I:.! ~Ill TWO MEW DUPLEXES "''" '" 1d11 l11uJ.,. .. 11"1' :1 I t•I••\ ;1 Hd rm .. 1111 < Ir It 111· ''"" 11 llt-.rnt cl1· ... 1~111 ·d Clfll•1 1111 t.11111 Ill 111'1 11111 .11 'lti I 1-..:10 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 I 9 N•wPorl Bl•d. corMr 30th OCEAN.FRONT PENTHOUSE ,\11 (·xtn·tlwl~ "IHl<'toU'>. ~et mosl PIL'J.!<.1nt . and lu'itt'fully decorated <'Ondo, w1Lh a SPECTACULAR PANORAMIC OCEAN VIE W in North La g una RcCJ ('h 's fines t location. :'-Jearly 3000 s q fl of luxury with 2 extra large put10 dceks that wrap the cornt•r magnifying the othe rwise fantaslic view Totally soundproofed security building with private elevator Call soon for more details and appointment for showing. Offered ;,1t S430.000 with txcept1onally 1·omfort<1hll' krrns JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 N~wport BIYd. comet' 30th ~COATS & WALLACE . CCJ1 REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING Hl SOU COAST AREA SINCE 1963 "SMALL ONE" Nt•al l1ttlt• µlut•c for onlv S5J.()()(} Bdrm I hath ;idult t·11111ln <:low to pout .... bt•CJul 1lul ltw.11 ion' Park llkl• g rounds. big trcl''> .Ju~I listed MJ hurrj ! Call 546-4141 NO PAINT BRUSHES NEEDED \' /\ Ruyer'>. ('Ush .to · inspect this 4 Hclrm. 2 hdlh hugt• country family n1om a nti k1tl'hc•n . wit h custom <·ahin<'ls. s t•p:1ratt· laundq ruom. hunlwood lloors. l 1replac e and tov<.·1·c.•cl pul 111 .Just lis ttd. S?H.500 call 546-4141. Serv'ing ~~sfa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Be ach~Newport Beach . . ' ' .. ' . cae: GEDIGE ELKINS CD. OVlR 51J 'YLl\R\ Of \LRVIC f OPEN HOUSE SI 7 AVENIDA CAMPO Hl'uul1l11I l>olol'l'" End l 1111 On~ <'holl'l' c;rN•nlwlt St'll1t1J' l.arg<• Wr>tp Aroun<f P :ll 111 W 1"011nta111 1\1111 P lush Plant tnJ: D1.•('()ratecl fn W:.irm Ncul r.il To111•-; ~l'W Cu~tom ;..N ~'ll't' ~~ ~ • · · ~Qt~-1J.'i'(lx1lllc· rtnan1·ini.? · 1·1gm:1nrluff:;~ Turn (-)n V1s l<.1 C:.111dal To J\venich.1 l ' a m po $ I 7!1. !loo " /\ .J o v Of Newport" Listing · JASMINE CREEi< OCEAM VIEW + LOCATION ·we Think Th is f s The Finest Offering In .Jasmine CrN•k A Security Cuar<I d Area. Prime P r i v a <' y (~ \I 1 l' t L o c a t i o n H c·a ut1l11ll y Upgraded l'ror<·s~1 111 1C1ll) Landscaped The Popular '\\'1nclnfl" Model. Single Story :.'. lirlrm Plus Con vertible De n . Elt•ganl ly Styled . Gracious Ho m e \.\-1th ('ommumty Pool And Tcnn1~ <..\>u r t" I\ 11 The Modern J\men1tws P lus An OCEAN VIEW Hurry' 1t 's I\ Rcauty. S2i9.500. IRVINE•s FINEST Lovely 4 Bdrm. + Family ftoom Home In I\ Gr eat Family Area . 2'"2 Baths. Car peting, Forma l Dining Room . Community P ool. 13uilt In Kitc hen . Mountain View. $139,500. REDUCED COM lrvrnt• Te rrace Lovely 2 Be droom + De n . In Park-Like Selling . Surround<>Ci By Trees And Flowers. n n Can R<• ronverted To J RD Bedroom Se ll er Ver v Co·Opcrativt> $165,000 · Ill DOYIR ORJYI 631-1800 w 1-: s 1.1-: y 1\, TAYLOR CO IU<Al.Tt>HS ... 11w1· lH·l EXCLUSIVE DOYll SHOltES C HAlM--'-UXURY-YllW l'h" rn:-t11m htor.vbook Colonial home .1ct10111-. lovt•I . pnvnt<' white ~andy IH'al'l1 4 lhJrm:o.. 4 baths. formul cl1nm~: 111om. hrl•akfust rm and den l•:xq111s lll' dt·t·or· throughout by Cannell t\ ( 'h,1ff111 Air c·<m d . Custom erafttd lur n & l ufllll)lllngs will lw llH'luded l•:.ii,1 I y ~h11" n hy appoint $795,000 llG CANYON C.C.-$775,000 fo'.1bulou.., l bdr1n l'u..,tom built humt> with gn·at ""·'w 11f tt C golf tour~e Fan11ly roo111 w Wl't lbar, recreation rnnm form.ii duung room. :rbaths + luxur \ pwd rrn Lgt• private pool in 1'111• lo:o.t•d put 10 L<H' u led on 'IUIN 't1 L'l'I Call u~ Lu<luv tu ~ee '. ~ ,Rill WINNER WITH POOL! BA Yl'Hfo:ST s h ake roof beauty on lge 111101 tal'l' lul Fauulous 40' pool & 1a1·u1.1.1 in private garden setting . 3 Btlrrns, f amlly room. form al dining rou1n Uri~ht .s unn y kitchen & brc:Jkfusl area . Thank "Lady Luck" rn~ll':Jd of Paine Wcbbt?r. $215,000 1927 LEEWARD LN. SAT/SUN 1°5:00 IRVIHE TERRACE-$335,000 l•'•111lustll' µanoramic view of bay, o<·<.•:in & Catalinu. Located on one of he:o.l streets 2 Bedrooms plus maid 's i>urm & sitting rm. family rm & formal DR Lovely pool Vacant. See any time. Phonl' now 644-4910 JASMINE CREEl<-VIEW $249,000 Brant! new "Seu Breeze'' model ! 3 AR . ra m ily r m . formal dining rm & 2 1 :.! bath !> F ul ly landscaped . a u l o m a t 1<· !) 1J r 1 n k I e r s . a 1 r con d . plum bed for .1uc·uzz1 . luxurious cptn g . mirrored wardrobt•C\, beaut light fixtu res. Gall' ~uardcd ar ea. Call li40-6079 for t•ntr.v 1·5·30 or 644·4910 a n.v other Li.mt' 5 JETTY DRIVE SAT /SUH 1-5:30 BIG CYN TOWNHOME-$149,500 Tht! m ost beautiful Oakc rcst Model we ha vt• St'cn ! Complt!l cly up;!raded & wonderful location. Parquet floors in e ntry ha ll . dining rm & kitchen , a n extra window in LR. sh utters etc. Extra lge patio. 2 Bdrms, 2 baths 71 SEA ISLAHD DR. SAT /SUH 1-5:30 llG CYN TOWHHOME $219,500 Golf cou rse view from this spacious 3 bedroom 21 :.! b af.li-m-n or ado m oaer. L argt' kitchen with eat ing a rea. formal dinin g r oom . pa t io. First phase. Lovely area. offers security, tennis pool & jacuzzi You 'll love al' 26 CANYOH ISLAND SAT/SUN 1-5:30 WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO. 2111 S.. ..0C..-Hils Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.1. 644-49 10 Bill BIXBY-SALESMAN PRESENTS LIDO ISLE Beau tiful ho m e. n ewly painted . :3 IJcdrms. 2 baths. family roo m . fireplace. wet bar. large 30' wide patio. Detached double garage. See it, vou'll love it. $269.750. Open Sat/Sun i -5. 104 Via Lorca WES TC LIFF Fantastic lease o r lease option 3 Bed rm. 2 bath , newly decorated. large pool & maintenance free leisure area. Sale prite $136,900. One year option S3500. Lease $700/m o . in c ludes g a rde ner und pool service. S500 of ren- tal goe; to down paym e nt if option ex- er cised. I mmcdiate occupancy. Out of state owner anxious. ACREAGE 17l Ac·rl'S near He m et. $1280 per acre.•. Extcll cnt rnvcstm e nt. 3 Wells. Small plant' st rip OK. 3000' Elevation . Clean .... ~~~~~·~'V: on property available. llU llXIY, AGENT 673-7924 UNITED IROKHS 646-7414 • LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS l•:nc h anting 2 bdrm .. I bath home 0 11 beautiful. la rger corner lot: twme is pcrf eel as 1s or has lots of mom for c•xpa n sion ! $1 l!l,000 OPEN SUN l 5 501 IRVINE I\ V f': . :---J B FAR OUT VIEW! .of oce:in . bay, C atalina & s p ect acular nig h t lig hts . This d e lig h tful S p a nis h h o m e has 4 bdrms .. fa mily rm .. 2 baths. with e n c h :rnllng centra l courtyard . Located in prestigious Broadmoor 1. $315,000. 2501 WINDOVER, CdM OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 UDO REALTY 673-7300 A D1v1s1on ot Red Hill Rottlty ..•••.•................ ....................................... Wa/tl!r S._}(;ng &_466oc. 673-2500 SHARP NEW LISTING-tdM BEAUTIFUL HARBOR VIEW HILLS O,EH HOUSE SAT/SUH 1.5 3620 SiAIREl1E LAHI Elcgunl 4 bdrm. family hom e -extra large lot . f~njoy comfortable family room & lo~ely open patio area. IA YCREST WEST OPEN HOUSE SA T./SUN. 1-5 1600 AMIT A LAME "Sh1111n~" newly decored 5 bdrm. & (;Jmlly room. w1lh private s wimming IJOOI BOATING, FISHING. SWIMMING VILLAGE OF WOODBRIDGE OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5 A lt g ht. air y highly upgraded 2 bdrm & den condo minium . .i;70 La kcvit!w Only Sl2l.950. See agent al 57 Lakeview. across the street This condo at #57 Lakeview. ope ns onto beach. with lake v iew. A nicely furnished 2 bdrm. + dining area expe ns i ve deck i n g -exquisitely decorated. ' Enjoy thl· l-.cl'ludcd spa & Jacuzzi ;:i rea w ith :-;mall boat houst· for privati: · parties. BBQ & family e njoy m e nt DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS PRIME PROPERTIES SPANISH DELIGHT 3 UR. 3 ba home. hcaul1full v rl'modelccJ. featuring imported tilt-. mstr s uill' with soaring l't:ilin~. detk OPEN SATtSUN 1·5 119VIA YELi.A. N u sw~.500 PENINSULA OCEAMFROMT 50 Vt earner lol'ulion. 3 BH Cup e Cod c·harmer. w/pitkel fence. bric:k walk. liv . rm .. dormer windo'ws. c heer y frplc . l'Ountry k1 t <:he n . OPEN SUN. 1·5. 3000 W OCEANFRONT. N B $379.000 PENINSULA POINT Rare opportunity to own CJ new h oml' o n prestig ious EO.lNT. Only l left! 4. Bl\. 3 b<.t., ram rm .. form din. rm .. balcony of largl· mstr. B H. OPEN DAILY 1-5 500 "K " STREET $299.500 ' OCEAN VIEW DU,LEX Nearly IWW. JUSL I isled . 3 BR uo. 3 BR down : on extra wide lot with <.tmplc g11c!)t par krng Call to SC:t' Only $255.000 OCEANAIRE.RXER-Ul'PER 4 BR up. 2 BR .. down ! needs elbow g rease & TLC' But. grl'al potential'. Across from ocean . 5atrif1l't' a t $179.000 Two othe rs at $189.500 & S210.000. DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo~t Hw 1 N B 645 -7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673-9060 MEW PORT ~EDUCED $26.500 Gorgeous ranch style <'USt om built in Newport! Quiet t ul-de·sac Hed brick pathway and white rail fencl· 2 m assive firepla ces Beame d ('eilings. Huge ramtl ~· room w i ll ft wet bar. True tountry·styl!? k itchen Fantas tic 66' covered patio' R\' parking and much . much mon•' Owner wi11 carrv 2nd T D. Prll'c reduced $26.SOQ Hurry. C'all today' 752-1700 I 1662 Moc.Arthur llvd.-Suf~ I 03·1rwine $©"-Jtl~-~£~s· That Intriguing Word Gome with o Chudle -----l.MH ~, CLAY I POUAN OR.a•tO"(.)e •he 6 .,.,~i.cf wOf'd\ belOw to l'ftOl• h ~ ""'P~ ""'°'d' p",,' '-"~" ol e«h 1n ,,, I .,... r.J ~"' I DAHPAC I I I' I' I I I I SATHEF I I r r I I I SUPROO I ' I I· I I I' -----' --. TM Government '1 I 0 l M A ff iJO H.E.W. haoom• up with• II I I I conc:.pt that I-et Into ac· . . . . _ count modern American•' -------. Nllng habit•. They got lhe I R A s F I A I 'det lrom IUl·lood e.Ung I r I I I r~~ .. s;o~ey·,·.~~~·~ '---""-· --'-· --"· _... ___ . .__. kidding , ol oourM.) t PEYM OL l 1--.,;._;:;......;._...;.,...,...,...--1 0 c.._1... '"' <~.c•'• .,_ 1 l 1 r • 1 -::..::.1.;..'!:,. n;:::1 =· ,., ... -r r r r r r r r 1· r· 1 !E.w.I I I I • I I I I 1 I I ' .. ,, " ........... ·--· ...... --~~-~.~.... -... . . ................... .. . . 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" h 'i.!UIJllOll\ 11ot1houl pr111r OOIH'l' CUSSlflflD MAIUMG ADDHSS PO 11<>'1 t~ CMfll Mt·•11 II~ WATERFRONT W DOCK S395,000 · • Fab¥1C*I ~story hOMt Oft tM WA Tl:R wltt. VIEW of two c..._..1 -dock for ss· boat. Pri your "Mllbst.ttd yecht" 0trt1ICS. your door mMi ...tenaiR ScmsMyl ,rofeu1Gltdly de~Ot"oted 4 ~ f-ily l'OOM ~ ... bor fOf"flld ....., rOOlft Giid lftOftJ GIMftitlH. C•I for appol""""" to lft! WATERFRONT /BOAT SUP $265,000 Tost•fuly dKorated °"d lmmocailate J bedroolft hOIM with patio for year ·'round enterlaininq. Spacious OfMft and b right. A fine VALUE on the WA TIERFROHT! VIEW, POOL, PRESTIGE S375,000 Execwti•e r.sidence in Dower Shore~ wltft priwocy. Vaulted ~om u illncJs cad opton IMnq room flows into lar-qe diftln«J and fam ily roo m . B~autlful indoor/outdoor pool and 4 bedrooms for family and adult enjoyment., VIEW PRIVACY $235,000 Sweepinq cont.r locotl°" on one of the larqest lots in Harbor View Hills. Generous 3 bedroom + dH wittt larqe liwinq room cad dlnin9 af"ff; pitched beams mtd VIEW. Spoclout fomUy room and lonty patio for Indoor/outdoor liwinq. Shown by appaintm•nf. IRVINE TERRACE $193,900 YOU OWN THE LAND This falftlly holfte is ao beoutlfully CS.corated CMd mcnntaht.cl you'd MYer belleu It's !Iv.cl 111! 9u•tty Cllld ~ taste thruout HU1 l bedroom, l11r9t and opett IMftCJ mtd dlnlftCJ al'ffS l'tus poof tlHd yard with CJ"ffft•ry playhouM and storo9• Wtit. IMPRESSIVE RARE TRIPLEX $475,000 Best li•lnq pouible for th• inwestor/oWMr who wants a Lido llM addr•u! Spacious ond n•wly ndecCH'Ghtd units. Owner wilt exc~, corry 2nd T.D. or submit! & VIEW--100L-JACUZZ1 $179,500 U1M1suol 4 bdrm hofM with Gt*' be9M, beavtlful pool CMd OCEAN VIEW. A ran .-. ln S. J.,.. Capt*-o.. Eosy to Show mMi oWMr wiR cfllf"y • t 00/o 2nd TD. NEW-SPARKLING FRESH $103,000 At th ..... end of Newport Shores Mor pool & ...... s. COMp4..tefy ~~In and out CMd ready for occupancy. 5'lper 3 b•droom hom• and owR•r will cOftsider flHiW. tffft'ls. A rHI •du. in this b•ach community. Submit • 00/o down! Opett S.. 1-5 P.M. EXCITING $142,500 & EXCEPTIONAL GrHnery & perfection surround this ucltllMJ tt.r.e l•vel corHr condominium home wlttt 3 bedrooms, d•n, family room and dlnlnq room. Professionally d•corat•d In quiet qood taste and lmmoculate. Con••nient tc bffc:h and tunh courh. Owner will consider IHH/option or contract. STEPS TO BEACH DUPLEX $210.000 Mewly decorated & all furnished 3 & '2 Bedroom ..Hts. Rents summer /wifftff for best income! ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $149,900 OP'EN SUH. 1-5 ,,M. 15893 McDen rutt. F.V. Supet" 4 bedroom horM..wi~. din. rm. family rm. larqe sunken l1 •1nq rm. beautiful et1try ond many me>tt am.nities ,.fiefl...,JYMt\'r"'~~ ..... .:.n.. t ..-;...~1"· SMALL ESTATE S265,000 in the finHt area of Santa Ana on one of the best strffta. Grond!ose 2-story home ' w it h loads of square toota q e . Exceptional 3 IR, FR & formal DR home + separate 2 BR. 2 IA & fi,..,.ace CJHSt houu. Expansiwe I OOx I ~O ft. !ot. l.autlful poof & qrounds. Mony JfMCicd feah1res & format qu..,ity. Enchontinq entry· w/windinq staircase. One of o kind! OPEN SAT /SUH I -5 CORNER COMFORT $91,000 Rulble J or 4 Bdrm, spocious """P"' room wittt profeuionol wet bar. Only block to~ M•y •dnn. OWMr OR•ICMH Mbmit. 6 BEOROOMS--YJ ACRE A C)l"mdole home fOf' acttve ...... Loh o~ .,.... foota,. wtNch iadlldes 1.,.,. f9Nly l'OOfft, deft/1tudy, fonllClll dfrtirH) '°°"' mtd 2 • .,arat. lftCIStw .... SI 20,000. t 2 I 5 CCMdlewood. OP'IN SAT/SUN l·S ' ' W•tel'front Ho••• 263.'l W.Coos1 Hw~ N •wport Beacr 631·1400 . -...... " • OCE.AMNOMT OrEH SUH. 1-S '24 W. OCIAHHOHT t-'1nc crufL~manslup tn ma.hog trim & oak trim & uak floor~. sets orf th1 landm~rk 1 Htt J ba homl' In (inc'il IOl' itt lnrt t·:ia.1bhsh<A<1 t rt•t'' & l..iwn~ 11~.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOW I \ I II W, ,.1, l J 1 • , • l\j " f1 7 'J f.I h I ' .............••........ MLUMIW 3 Udrm upp..•r I & 1h'o IOWH 1 • blk to 11<'1•1111 Ncenr 1h11ppl111C " b<''ll "w1 m m 11111 b 1•ia c h Jll!l,UOO lnr h.Mllntl luntJ oreesuM.1-s I 22 l I at Sh'fft WATUP•OMT 111 .. ual l f ul w11l 111 I ru11 t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ houw wllh l>uwl •hp & -•u n d v b *ul·h . 10 -I ~c~.~ *OPEN HOUSES* Ol'IH IH s.-YGL.ASS IJOGI ~1 J~n tf 1 11•n1 IJ nd ~c a1>1nK on e:,t .tll• ~11l•d Int I Jrj!(:' pool. 4 lwtJrcx1 m . 2' ~ b.1th Jud f..am1ly room. ~1th lllJO\ .,pt•c 1al ft•u tures Tht.s lovan~ly (' 1rL'il lor ho me •~ nt·w on lhc murkl-t .11 S2H5.000 fet· See Cn ut( Kind•~ Jl tt>.'>J ltt•t·f \'1t'w O'a. IN COIOHA Dl:L MAI T\\11 l''q11 1 .... 111· 1h'"' homl·~ in Old Curon~1 dt•I ~1.i1 . unc IJlotk from the o<.'l'•'" -1 bt•<lroom-.. J f1r(!places, top or thtt ltnt> <i µphances. country kllr ht·n . .,t•µaral1· dinrn g room . t'ully lancb1·:apt.•d and a hundred othe r 11ual 1ty ll'atures. $398.000 and $419,000. &•t• tllll <.1 rv Thamer at 3631 Seav1('w OPEN IH HARIOR VIEW HIUS Thi .., 1:.i:.L1·f11l l y decor ated 4 tw ctroorn. f:.irnil.v room home as pc.'rl c c·t for 111 d0Qr or outdoor cntl'rt;,11run g with Irvine cus tom µool and j:.t<"Uzzi F'abulous ocean a nd / ha rbor vi e w. Atrium with w ate rf a ll. Professional la ndscaping. Extra large dining area with wine c loset . All appointments of the fmest quaJity. $249,500. &.·e Kay Ranger at 1033 While Sails Way O,E:M IH TURTLE ROCK HIUS Heaut1ful 4 bedroom President hom e . Fantas tic l a rge lot. n ca uti r ull y d ecorat e d a nd landscaped. Top level! Best view. $259,500. See Ri ch Wray at 18711 San Rufino OPEN IM CORONA DEL MAR Exquisitely c ustom built, new 3 bedroom. library hom e just steps from little Corona beach. Beams. oak hardwood fl oors. French doors. dumbwaiter and even more await the most discnminating buyer. By appo1ntml•nt $525.000 See Paul I l:i ll nnun at 2:13 l'oµpy OftEH IH SHC>aECLIFFS Charming <1 uetlroom family home recently remodeled, with decorator wallpapers, new carpets , drapes and s hutter~. gourm et kitc he n . wood floors. Frenc h doors to lushly planted patio, iron gated pool area. many c us tom appointments throughout. S:l25,000 including the land. Sec Vody N e lson a t 242 Driftwood. OftEM IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS Bette~ than new 3 bedroom Lusk built home. Park-like rear yard off c r s bca uty p I u s c omple te privacy. TLC evident e verywhere. This one is very special and offered al $197,000. Sec Evan Corkell at 3912 Inlet Isle. • OftEH OM THE IA YFllONT IALIOA ISLAND Stained glass windows, wood and pegged noors in this exceptional 4 bedroom. 31h bath home. Private master suite with fireplace and wet bar overlooking the water a nd boats . S5.50.000. Sec Phyllis Dillon 548 S. Dayfront. 01'84 IM CAMEO SHOtlES Relax and enjoy a ll the amenitie& of-c the C.a m e e Shores private community, in this eh arming 3 u-n~scm~Tl.Q+WV101P ~.i,-w!tbr·Me!~ .. ..u~ ro~m . wiififot p aliefe<J den :2 fircpluccs. and you own the la nd. $325,000. See Nancy Imbernino at 315 Milford OPIH IM $ftYGLASS Beautifully decorated family ,borne w/180° view day and night. Large pool with jacuzzi, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room. Many, m any extra features make this home a treat to see. Off cr ed at $395,000. Sec Lucy R<>l\e at 29 Carmel Bay. SftECTACULAR FAMILY LIVING in lhis pool orie nted Baycrest home . Uniq ue noor plan. open beam ceilings, stunning interior. If you enjoy entertaining you must see. Owne r will cons idC!r lease/option priced at $174.000 • YOUR raJVAn IOAT DOCK rws A sa ndy be ac h PLUS an outstanding location on fee PLUS a s parkling ne w custom home PLUS parking tor 4 cars PLUS a gourmet kitchen PLUS a darkroom PLUS exquisite workmanship and PLUS your · $850,000. you ran own this PF.RFF:CT Hi\YF'RONT A COLVWILL IANa• CO. 644·9060 t111 aANJOAOUINHILLSi.o. IN~CfNTUI OAl.IWA c·ov l•:b 4 !,;Ir lfllt , rulf'lily I nl , .11 I h1~ths, <! fqtk'i , 4t put111>1 J:J27.DOO lnchJdln1 lund' WATllNOMT lmo11H•ul11te. prorcu tfo· l'Ofi<-d llQrnt'. 2 bdrm<c &r 1k•n • chnlni: rrn. lurfo:t' quJr ry Ulc ill hu II & tJ~o IHI It t• fl <ii 111 11< d C C k s:l."10,000 lntludln~ luml & liuJt &I.Ill' OCIAMNOMT C h ulcl' Ol~u11l1 u nt dur>lox on·lh H nd 1 Hu1i...- up ... tt11n hdrm • ljtl' kllch.-n On lotri~t' R 2 lot 137S.OOO' lalboa lay rrop. a..ttora • '7io-7060. WATHFROMT Pabulous • Hit. 3 ba , ~· 11\y. homew/upprox. 2l:IOO l!Q. ft. or luxury, loci formal dan. rm. w/a11l1· 1111t· mirror bar. \'USlt1m wnllpap<'r t hruout , custom r hancl c lil•ri,, marble frpl . high open t:cal 's. wt all 111111111 on buy side: 1ru11nt free yard, fare pit, cuntilcvcn:d con· C'retc deck w/dock for 55 fl. boat $385,000 CYNTHIA kA TZ ......... 537·2271 UDO ISLE DIAMOMD 3 BR. 3 ba, exception al construction & decor. 2 Levels . Clubhouse, ten· nis crt.s, bay !iWlmmang $325,000. Call me & let's see 1t tol(etht>r. Afll G Tho mas, 67 5 ·625 1 . 962-n88 or 673·0370 WOODED CHARM Unique mountain al· mosphere Swee ping redwood deck encloses sparkling jacuzzi! Sum· ning li ving rm. hned w /cedar ! Spaclou:1 ma s ter s uit e w/hideaway office! Mui;t see to believe! Hurry. l' ttl l 645-0303 FORES'!' E OLSON .... , ... .. . ' .. ~ $54,900- . ' 0°/o Down Dfrect frotn lldr. Suv~ $2&,000 rrom l'llffi· parable Or Cly hOml· New 1350 sq rt 3BR 2 full llA. JSx 17 ramaly rm. dan IDR rm. frplc an hvmg rm. Forced t11r heat & /\IC 33243 Fa1rv1r w St 11• ma from Ort c·i.:a II w y I G r a n cl , I. a k e Eb.more >. Only 27 ma from SJCap & 20 ma Ln Corona via new freeway. 8 & J Inv e s t . <714/678-2049, 493.2952 , JUSTTHINK · A LIKE NEW Monticello Condominium for only $e9,500. 3 Bdrms, l:Y• ba, oll new crpts, paint. appUances, light fixtures, elc. D. J. fffMtra. htc. 149·3162 ly OwMr'.CypreH Beaut cathedral ceilings. 2 sly, 4 Br, 3 ba, Cull dln'g rm. den, (rpl, RV prk'g, sunken Doughboy w/turf deck, cov patio. Will ron- sider 2nd TD. SlOS,000 Call 673-3925. !:J is a good day to advertise in the Dalty Plk>t Clauif led Section. UtS1Tf :i !t;r1 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 7S .. Ol11 HOMES OPEN TODAY!! LAKENONT 4 IDIM. Uo you know thot Newport Beach h a'i one private lake. called Cherrv Lak e. s urrounded with lovely lukt·ll'Ont humcs'! This fine property hus 4 l arge bdrms .. huge game room with pool table . 3'12 baths and ..... grc·at lor ente rtaining, boating & I 1s h 1ng 2245 Heather L~ne . off l rv lll L' Blvd .. nr. 23rd Street ~i98.000 Open Sat /Sun 1·5 WHITE WATER VIEW LOW DOWN -LOW INTHEST O" lll'r will t·arry finuncmg on this lu l·l y :.s hd r m . 3 bath home ov<>r looking Little Corona Beach! .J!:ikm~ $285.000. 226 Poppy. Corona dl'I 1\1 ur. Open Sat/Sun l ·S HOME OF THE MONTH This absolutely beautiful 3 bdrm., 3 hulh condo. has family rm .• formal dinrng rm .. enclos ed wet bar & dozens of lovely & useful amenities. A local newspaper devot ed almost a full page describing this beauty as 1ls "HOM E OF THE MONTH". 19 Cunyon Crest. NB. (please call if ~·ou need Oll'ections l $167 .500. Open Sun. 1-5 CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT Bluffs sc:ar<"c e nd unit, Carmelita Plan ; 3 bdrms .. 3 baths & frplc. A most flexible owner offers large assumable loan at lower interest. OR assumable large 2nd T.D. OR lease with option to purchase OR monthly renta l. furn. or unfurn. Take your pick. Let's discuss your wishes. or see 2128 Vista Laredo. N.B . Sat/Sun 1·5 GUARDED GATE SAFETY Jn luxurious & prestigious Jasmine Creek. we offer an unus ually large <2l00 fl. + ). 3 bdrm .. family rm .. formal di nin~ rm. home ALL ON ON E f~LOOR ! Con s id e r a bly upg raded. $239.500. 41 White Water . CdM . Sat/Sun. 1·5 SAN JOAQUIM-8>/4°/o Vt•ry lovely 2 bdrm .. 2 bath col)dO with forma l dining rm. & den. End unit near pool. country club & t e nnis. Pr esent large loan assumable Absentee owner asks, only 5113.500. mcl1,l(jing l{lnd !not leasehold l. It 1 Mad rona \ Universjty Dr to San J oaquin e ntrance) I t'Vltll• S<.1 l/Sun. I ;") 5 IDRMS. & rooL J.;.i r J.(e Ea s tblurr home 1n netg hhorhood of only single family homes on large lots. Great for the g rowing fa mily. Walking distance to schools & churches. $194.500. MEW DUPLEXES Lar g e & exreptioh a lly well designed & built, over 1600 sq. ft. in each apt., with 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, frplc. & patios or balconies. $165.000 Each duplex 2 BDRM. CONDO -$61,500 Highly upg raded with mirrored wardrobe doors. air-conditioned & lush carpeting . Early occupancy oossible as now vaeaot. lftS11'~l MG!I 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 75,_.11 VACATION AT HOME Sailing. swimming, tennis, volleyball anrl shufneboard plus a lake. 3 s pas . pools. a nd p a rks. All of these amcmtics ar e yours. Pick the plan and prtce home from these t>eautttul new Woodbridge homes: · l~~:._ll -.l¥.C.~;&A: ' . . ... · Vfllager condo Palm 10,506 Creekside A~pen 92,900 Warmington P lan D 95,500 Creekside Poplar 106,000 Aspenwood 107,500 Creekside Sycamore 114,900 Adams 124,500 WOODlllDGE RE.ALTY 551-3000 CAM YOU ENJOY IA YSIDI UV1MG AT THISI PRICIS7 2 LAIGI, LUXURIOUS I ·IDIM. a DIM COMDOMIMIUMS AT THI COVI. ACROSS NOM IA YSIDI CIHTR. I 012 laysWe CoH l•t $22t,50C)....he I 030 layslde Co .. l•t $219 ,SbO-bcnefteld r11 l?~~ ~~()C,ATl:,I 600 Ne~port Center OrlVe • Mo.6500 Pete /Jan.ett Jeaft'J prejenl.1 HARBOR HIGHlANDS~EW LISTING PRICID TO SIU. -Vacant. 1inmcdiatc possession. Clean and sharp with :s Bdrms 2 baths . d etached garage Large yard -room for expansion. $119,000. Open ·ror· your inspection on Saturday & Sunday NEWPORT HTS AREA-NEW LISTING SWIM. JACCUU. IMTHTAIM .:.._Relax at home -only $140,000. 3 Bdrms family room and office. Squeaky c lean -freshly painted . Buccola built home. on quiet s treet. 16 II Also. CM '(),_ s.t/S-1-S -DOYER SHORES-FRONT ROW VIEW ftlESTIGIOUS CUL DI SAC LOCATION -Enter the private courtyard to this quality constructed and decorated 3 Bdrm 3'h bath hom e . Watch the boats go by from the large living and dining room as well as the master suite. The gourmet kitchen will delight any cook ! ·Come and explore it' further. $459,600 fee. IOIOWestwt.1W..,,N10,...w1s-1.s CORONA HIGHLANDS-VIEW ON Ml4RL Y 'IJ ACaE -Overlooking canyon out to the sea . .Lovely 3 Bdrm home on 2 levels. Master s uite has firepla ce. secluded garden + the view ! The upper area has delig htful Ii ving room and deck separated by French doors -·both enjoying the view. Lots of quality ana charm in this fee home. 409 C I * 111 Cr., CdM WOODSTREAM-NEW LISTING LAR~lST & rainfisT MOO& -Back Bay Condo. under $100.000. 3 Bdrms. dining area. private patio. fireplace and community pool. Immaculate, practical, imaginatively decorated - children welcome. Call to see it today. BEST BUY--DUPLEX LAl~E 3 IDRM & 2 IDIM -Corona del Mar units. 4 car garage + extra storage a nd laundry facilities. This quality built income property is just 4 years old. Each unit has builtins. fireplaces and private patios . Excellent offering at $194.500. Can us! eeEAN VIEW --. ' r•IVAn llACH -ijigh 01'a hill with a never er\<Un)(' vM\t bf the ocean sits t his double wide 2 Bdrm. 2 ba th adt;lt occupied mobile home. R'e asohable rent. El Morro Home Park between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar Children and cats welcome. Call for further details. PRICED RIGHT-DUPLEX . IM MEWPOl'rS llST RENTAL ARIA F eatures. beamed ceilings . lavis h pa nclinl'!. custom tile work a nd 2 fire places. Partia lly furnished . Well designed for own home with income or as in vestment ! IACK IA Y DISSOLUTION Partnership dissolution forces sale of this fantastic home in t he Back Bay a rca ; home has be~n completely redecorated. with 3 bdrms. 2 baths. dming rm., family rm. +a dre~ed ·~P ~ara~e. All this at an asking price of $135,000. - ~USM ~!Hftt!Sfii ~41f .Just listed. a large 4 bdrm .• 3 bath • Ca rme l-type h ome in ~xclusi v e Bayshorcs. De~oratcd to perfection for Immediate move-in. TV room for the kiddies; ver y quiet location All this listed for $247,500 JEFF BRIERY. REALTOR 2602 ......... ll•d .• M~ IHCh 675-9111 24 t{OUR SERVICE Hewport IMcll L•it.ri H .... -Mow t e.,ts A t r.•'* OOWd. OCEAN ..t IA 't VllWSI llecll .. llACH Ill Old C_.... .. Ms. 0.. .,,...11 ... 1ly l 'IJ lob. 0... w.ck te Cal Tecll .-.. ~ Loh ef ,... .. Jlflet ..... ~ ..... fOf' ... , ........ , locatfoa -c...try ... ,, .... :JI....._, c ...... for ......... ........." ... to u.c.1 .• ,....,..., ... Y..tCMll fo•ll ...... t, ' ... rMt•llDpMlnfl Thi• l• • ,,.._ P' O,.rty -we RHd tM rfqllt ....,..... ci.t .,....,. efflc.• t« .. .,po......_.. to .... ............ "-·· 2633 W C:0..1 Hv..v N_,,or1 0-h 6S~·••oo $725,000 _ .. .....,.,, . .. .._ lt.'.i M.wtwAw a.aio.1.a.ncs 671-6900 "COUNTRY KITCHEN" lMMACULATE! WUIET' 3 bC}droorr. -2 story -dining room us<'d bnck f1rcpfacc -plu~h C'ltrpet:. m any extras -prime Mesa Vt•rd~ IO('<itwn $1 37,750 'G LEN ll ELLWAHTll 631 1266 "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY'' HUGE YARD rru1l trl·Cs -roo n, for pool -4 bc.•d room 3 bath family room and tlen/uhq wulk lv Mesa Verde Country C:ulJ Reduced tu $138.900 GLEN H ELLWARTH f)3l ·1266 "MOUMTAIM VIEWS'" NEVER OCCUPffiD -de lightful 4 bedroom fam ily room wet bar microwave oven -enJoy Sun & Sad C lub for on ly $122.950 GLEN HELLWARTH 63 1·1266 .. USTSIDE FIXER UNITS" 4 separate houses on 1.4 arrti tot · room to build 2 more. $200,000 Cail C RAlG BATLEY for rl e taih 631·1266 6 31 -(266 234 E. 17"' Slrfft, Costa Mesa · N11l10.lw1c1c> Network of ln1ll\11tu1.1li,i Owned 11nd 0pt"ratcrl Rl•.11 fi!'ltJtf' Offl<'•'' HAVE YOUR OWM ROU TOP DESK Unique ~Homes 1s looking for a few good salespeople . because a few roli tops are getting a bit lonely. .8.o~h. the Me::ia Vordc an<:! Coron~ c1ct~at:" Qffices 'off er. . 1'•\C6m.nlss1on ~pl it~\o 70 /30 •Sates volume ofS5 million a mor.t!- • Acl1 vc & attract1 ve offi ce!' • Tra1rung s essions and b1-moothl} sales meetings that inform & inspm ! • Computer te rmrnab. ~wing loans. accessible manage ment :me numerous promotions For an in t~rv i ew phone Sand} Orlows ki (546-5990> or Tom Boland (675·6000> U~IVUI: fif)Mt:S REAL TORS'. 546·5990 . 1526 Mesa Verde Drive. E:.:ist. Costa Mllsd .11so 1n CoronJ rh•I M..or. J t G /!) 6000 LATH & PLASTER QUALITY lt 's hard to fmd these d.1ys. but wt• have ooe with 5 bedrooms. :rnd 3 baths . It 's only J yea rs old and loaded with luxury reaturcs. Prtred lor a quack c::,crow at Sl 18 ,500 CALL 751·31!11 . • llUMl;,.QWl&i._r;.," ~ ... ~'J~l) These two bedroom units fi'avc sepa rate garages a n et pri v :>t c yard:>. Never u vac ancy. Localed near the bluffs in Co~ta Mesa . 5 minutes from the beach. Good income and owner 1s motivated. Only $98,000 CALL 556·2GOO MESA VERDE $63,500. I t'~ a buyer's mahet. an<J 11'~ up l<' you to takl' advantage betore the prices st1trt c·lambing agam . Thi~ home 1n a pnmt• a rea has wall tf' wall carpct1n~. buil t an kit chen. community pool & .1 pfl('t! thn~ ·., hard lo beat CALL -:s 1 :mn COME AND SEE A BARGAIN This charming 4 bedroom. :! bath home. located at 3126 Bray Lane , in the Hall or FaQ'le areM or Cost a Mesa will be held open thl!> Sunday 1 ·S PM. It fe atures a separat e family room. and dining area H 1:-: situated on a lush green corner lot. tt nd hus ltV 11cccs~ Onlv !)75.900 <.:ALL 5.36· 21>60 lllO H~ll. C.M. 751 -Jt~t 2ZJ2 S.t. 8"1tol N.I. 556-2660 c;:; SELECT ~ . I PROPERTIE S ·-···•-P ... ··~ ~···-----· .~ ....... . .... . . . . . . . .. -.... " .. ·. •· '~I \ I ···~·················· .................................................................... . • ,..,.. 100 ... ,.. 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Tlrff .... 00111 .... ..,...... .._ ,.... .ct both -j.lt rigM for the older-t11H91r or 1 ... 1aw. ProfeuiOHfly 1.-dtc.,.cf, ••ry ,,... •• ,.... ywd. ,.rt.ct for ...... I I " EASTSIDE COSTA MISA: C•to. built, split ...... four ~ ........ roo.. thr•• f11H bettls. noo ,.... fHt of COMfott•l1 IMllCJ. C ...... al ~.two lorge flreplQfH, stohted glau: Yery seca.dlcl .....-g the fHH trHt.. SIH,SOO. CORONA DEL MAit: .tASMtHI CltEIEk prfvah CO• mfty -pool t-mJ 99Ci ...... Herd to flM ..... y witlt --oc ... •iew. Spit t.•et...,... 1M•ou4 ~ room ....... Choice of a..der. COSTA MESA. OwHr'a .... fa111i1y ...._ a. flM co•dlffoa. PLUS""' ...... -wtttii flrst...,.~mtddloke.t ...... .......... liwntan ........... C4 for details. DAHA POINT. HEAR MEW DUPLIX. Co ....... te ••11911M•t °" p; ........ 1ec11 •it two bedrOOiR .ct ... two M ......_, flreplocn. bridi cotriy.-cl Alt 11c.._. f8'•HhMnf at $ 119 ,500 MESA YEIDE: Two four...... 1kM br s ld•. Adi•c••t to s•oppl•.JJ ••d tr...,.. talka. SI 70,000 Mdt. c• for detoHs. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA TU'UX. Cltolu retlfal .-.a. SI 62,500. C• for~ COLE OF MEWPORT IEALTORS 2515 E. Coaat Hwy .. c_._ tlel Mer 675-5511 [qst ~ J)!!f 644-1133 ~:·c·a lh ANYTIME OPEN HOUSES 1-5 FANTASTIC ILUFFS E-PLAM Super view. Back Bay. mts .. night lights; deluxe! unit in every way: 2 I rplcs. -patios -3 & family. Gorgeous condition! Come & see! 2987 Qucdada. Sl77 .500 BLUFFS IARGAIM! Sl 14.950 Buys you a beautiful 3 bdrrn .• 2 bath top of the hne condo. in super cond 1ho n ! Move i n now! 2020 Barranca . EASTILUFF'S IEST Panpramic view. bay. bluffs & Newport: superb in every detail inside & out! 2480 Sq rt. or luxury living. ~~ V~J.~Y·~t ·~ .J.."' .~ .. Vanous Leases from S600 lo Sl200 WARMTH & CHARM $277, 777 A ~ of s,ecW ......... for .... *-Hy. Two story, l .._ .. ..., ... roo• mid large fa11tilr rOCNM. Two potlo1. 2 flr1ploce1, ..._.. 9td Wood. IMAGINATIVE SPACIOUS $339,000 A lwge two.story l be•OOM hoiM ..... ..,....._GM bedroom + ............. s. Jnt steps to loyfT'oet °" °"' of .... widest...,...._ PRICE HDUCTIOH. EXCLUSIYEL Y BALBOA ISLAND A CO ........ TION-OLD & M1W Ex~I .... .wer 2·1tory hoiM • e c.,.... wfftt.,.. ...... PLUS aitor•11 rwtlc cottop $225,oob . STEPS TO BAYFRONT $210,• l"-41 coftete with ..._s 9td ....... Ch ........ l beciroattts wlfft ,-.uty to. '~ Sallebary ._..., 315 Mame Ave. Baboa ltlend 67S-6'°0 HHliH OM THI HILL N e wly listed Caneo Hhthlands home. back!; up lo beo ullful. natural canyon with abundant wild llfc. 4 Bdrms .. pane led family room. there's even a frplc. in the mstr. bdrm ! All m all. a fantastic hom e at a very sensible $254.900. whlrh mdutlcs the land! Open this we •k<.•nd IAIGAIH HUNTHS H •re it is. Owner s::tys brinit me an offer .now' 1'h t! price ha ~ a lr('ady been rciduccd & who knows what he will take. And. d on 't think <: th1:, 1s a dOI(, 1t isn 't. This is a sharp ~rm. home. walking distance-to the ocach & on u huge lot. Anything le:,s-tha n $249.500 is definitely a tn1r,l!u1n OpC'n this weekend. IT'S MOT IM XEMIA. OHIO Bul from l ht' pncc. you may have thoug ht 1t wu:-.. J\ !)upe r fami ly t' u n tJ o 1 n b ca u ti f u I San J u an Capistrano for $62.000 full price. 3 Bdrm ~ .. terrific recreational fac ilities. availubl_e with ve ry a llr.Jctive terms Call for t he details IA YFIONT A' AltTMEHT An ot her of H a rbor Realty's executive re ntals . /\ \'ery s pacious 2 bdrm. condo. right on the water <3 ·stories up>. with frplc .. plush carpeting. secured parking garage. large sundeck. SI .OO<f Per month. minimum I year lease. 1400 ACRE ISLAND Off the West coast of Pana ma. with a major /\mer\tan hotel rha1n s nl e r t!sled 1n a l ease or mana~ement conitct on :.s resort h.otc l ~ ga(Tlbli':Jg ino. AllracliVl' fmancmg._ ava1lab for qualifi ed developer. SAVE TIME Our computer can instantly tell hundreds of r eal estate people about YOUR HOM E. Slop by for a free demons tra tion & "let our experience work for you". DMliOft of ~ hlves._..t Co. l~xcfwive6 SPYGLASS -4 SR. Family Rm. Game Rm. pool. view. $389.000. llG CANYON -3 BR. golf course. ocean & bay view. 5219.000. EASTaUFF -Country French. 4 BR. den. view. $215,000. TUITUROCK -4 BR. FamUy Rm. separate dining, view. $194.900. HARIOI YJIEW HIUS -4 BR. ocean & bay view. Vacant, $215.000. SPYGLASS Hill -5 BR. Family Rm. ocean & bay view. $585.000. llC'i CANYON -4 BR. Family Rm. pool. putting green. ~69.000. •· ' '/ , I I • . . \ \ l!il .f Cuo,•Hwy C.oronockl Mor JASMIMI CllllC -Rare trl·levcl 3 Bdrm. 3 bath Plan VI. Master suite w/f·ire pla ce. s tudy & d ec k . Prof decorated thru·out. $240,000. 21 WHITIWATH. OPIH SUNDAY. EAS~ -A great home for the entertaining family. 3 Bdrm. D.R .. F. R .. jacuzzi & r e flection pool w/"T.L C "in every rm . $209.500. 2136 ALTA VISTA. OPEN SAT/SUN TUltTLHOCK HIGHLANDS -Hard to find ne w Lusk built 5 Bdrm Stewart plan w/$7.000 in upgrades. To see, please call 675-3411 . . -IEST VAWE -In exclusive Seaview 3 B~rm'on large Vl.EW lot. Please bring this ad for admittance at Seavicw·~ Sccuritv gate '2016. YACHT RESOLUTE OP94 SAT /SUM SEAVIEW -Nuntuckcl Model. 3 Bdrm. 2 1,:? bath priced lo sell. Large lot & view day or night. Quiet cul de sac. $248.900. 2005 YACHT MISCHIEF OPEN SUNDAY IETTEI THAH A MODEL -This fastidious 3 Bdrm s ingle family home absolutely exudes charm & it's an attainable dream a l $97.000. Shown by a ppointment only. 12 POtMSmlA. ltAMCHO SAM JOA(f)UIN -Lovely 2 Bdrm San Mateo model upper level Vaulted ceilings. steps to pool. lovely view. "A best buy .. al Sl 14.500. Shown by appointment. I 3 VIEJO YOUNG PROFESSIONAL Ol IMVISTOR -A College Park jewel. Really! 2 fireplaces. 3 Bdrm. covered patio. lrg. yard . On a cul de sac. Reduced to S88.500. 2512 VASSAR PLACE oree SUM. H.t.ltlOR VIEW HILLS -I mrnac 3 Bdrm. family roo m exec h o m e w /forever ocean/Cal<1hna view. Huge maint free lot. For the discriminating buyer offered at $260.000. Shown by appt. 37 27 IHLET ISLE. IAYCHST -4 Bdrm home in one of Newport's few t:usto m built areas. $169.500. 17-11 TEUAPIN WAY OftEM SUN. HAllOR VIEW HOMES -Highly upgraded Palermo model. 4 Bdrm + fa m room. form a l dining r oom Marvelous family home inc ludes custom paneling, firepit. waterfall'. $189,000. 1130 PORT IAltMOUTH OPEN SUH. EASTILUFf. VIEW -Attractive price. Lus k 4 Bdrm home in immaculate condition. upgraded lhru-out. Quick • possession possible. Call for private! showing . 21 SYCAMOU CUSC -Looking ror a big ho u se! Quality decorating! lrvine'slinest community! H~reitis a 5 Bdrm Turtlerock home to fall in love with. $215,000. Don't miss it. IM THE ILUFFS -3 Bdrm. we ll decorated in excellent location. Only $114.900. 2014 IARliHCA. ONN SUM. DELUXE MASTER SUITE -Warml y decorated Yale Model in Village III. 4 Bdrm, Fam Rm, 3 baths. upgraded thruout. In c·hoice location. $144.000 64 OAK TREE LAME o/ newpo,.f ~H~~~~~~:ca:~~~-:!...~~~ OUTSTAMDIMG IOHUS ROOM - Fantastic 4 Bdrm 3 bath Oxford on the perfect street in Village Ill. Includes I. R.C. couples members hip. A best buy al $114.900. 34 REDWOOD Tiff LAME. 675-5511 JASMIME CIHIC .r TIM ~ for your l'MM'f -I bow I he.._. too. CJ ... Colet. ./MntMI , { lh OWlt foc1mi mtd 1paciou1 patio wfth._.oc .. •lew. .r -Aad It .. bemtlM. 0.... s-dlly I ·5 · · '7 Jeudna C,.... Dri,. COLE OF MEWPOltT REALTORS 25151.CoastHwy., COl"OIMldel Mw 675-551 I ...,.,.,. .... c.. 17141 IJl.UU Are 1ou lnterC3ted in trac:Una your boat for Income Property or your Property for a boat? All boat sales will be handled by a U«Med • bonded Yacht BrokC'r. 1·m a Rtal Estate Broker wtth ovcr 30 years eitperience dealln1 In Prtetl(le Home & Investment Propertle:s. Ha\'e clients with properties to trade fo.-~u These p~1es are 1-'or Safo Onl1 So. Cal. <Pizzo Hut Rest. 1 S322,500 San Dlc10 (Der Wlenerschnitiol Retl.l $434,000 So. Cal {[)emy's Rctil ) STS4,375 So. Cal (Major ctr w/bankl S.4.200.000 Neede)d: £q>erlenced 111ltsper100·ineenU"' . 'Uiew6 IN SHORECLIFFS A IARE JEWEL FEATURING A. llEATHTAKIHG Yl!W OF OCEAH & CAHYOH RtOM THE EXftANstVE REAR DECk! 2 LARC'iE IDIMS •• PAHELED DEH. 2 IATHS. COUMTRY . KITCHEN! YOU'LL LOVE ITI $365,000. llO MORMIHG CAHYOM. OPIH SAT. & SUM. I ·4. IN EASTBLUFF A FOllVIR VllW FIOM OMI OP IASTILUff•s MOST CHAlMINC'i 1 ·LIVIL HOMISI 4 IORMS., 21/a IATHS, FORMAL DIMIMG IM., OUTSTAMOIMG FAMILY IOOM! D9UISITI COUITY AID! TRULY A FIND AT S 191,500. 210 I IUHY A. OPIM SUM. 1·4 """" .... , .. ,,. ""·· ....• 4 .. ;""J'\J-. ,Ji,..•J' .... .,,."~ #" .. ( Sunday. Septomber 17, 1978 DAILY PILOT 8$ . ..................... . Getterot 100 ......•..•......•...•. LEASEO"ION L~AS£ VA, i''llA. to;tc 1'Jly creattV{' finuncing will move you mln lh1s 3 bOOrm hom~ ror $65.900 C"ll 645-9161 UNITS 6 Units for only 1240.000. in £asts1de. Costa Mt.'!la Must call for detail!> lo- duy Pnnc1pals only C11ll 64S·9161 : OPEN HOUSE REAi TY / 21R + DEH $67.000! 2 Bedrm + den Im ml!culall' & pr1dt· or ownership lhruoul to:x celleot loc.·at1on /lio down payment to 1.1uuhf11:d VA huyers ' llurry' C'.ill 752· 1700 lffin1l'd1Utl•ly , won't last MESA WOODS lowest pnced 4 Bdrm in area. This fine home feutures. 2''• Ba. formal dlnin~ room. step down llv1nK room area with maSSIH' hnt•k (1n.•plclCt• fkauurul Spanish Ille roor. call tor mur1' dt'l:11 b t~m:e-fOR,~,\\ ,1f&1~btr IARGAIN DUPLEX 2 Large. well appmnted uruts on ocean side or hwy Street 10 alley lot Wllh IOtS or Sl'CIUSIOn . · Each has sep. utihttes & laundry. Call for app't. $209,500 IESTIUY! Light & spacious home on hu,i.:e ll·2 tot w1Lh muture lundscap1ni:. Cl· ly will appr,O\'l' l .. dd1· l1onal units on th1:-. pnml' profX•rtv i\l"'a}i. d sol\ on•un hr1·c·11• & m1nult•s t11 the IH'Jl'h 1\skin~ Sl:J2.500 NEWPORT HTS. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5' 547 EL MODENA Great POOL ho m 11 in much desired area: close to all schools & shopping. 3 Bdrm:. . l "2 baths. storage off oversi zed garage. Corner lot IAYSHORES OPEN SUM. I ·5 259 I Cr.shf.w Dr. Open lhe Dutch door & step into a spacious 2200 sq. ft. home right out of "Ho use Beaut1fu1 ·· EverylhtnJ( new ' A must see! $239.000 IAQ( IAY OPEN SAT. 1·5 20292 llRCH Birchdale Rant·h Ac· t1 ve. profitable hor"l' boardin~ ranch. fully equ 1p p~d . ~a~y t o operate. with 2 bdrm ranch houst• + ~ucst house with frplc. & full bath. LarJ(e pool with i\ulO. swl'i?p, workshop, etc $184.500 "C"THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast llwy. N'pt. Beach 548·:>52'7 BLUFFS PRIDE FRONT ROW ,. ~~ OPENTODAY 1-5 537 PLAYA Gorgeously r11modclcd & redecorated. 3 bdrm. <2 & den>. split leVl•I home Sensational 1ntcrior . without t.'Qual ! Truly ('X quislle! Countless new deluxe features: a must sec for any serious OluHs buyer. $192,000 i!i,i:d!lll\'• \: i.!' l:. i'.;l·.1ll111. H1n•i 1i.\11 '1'JbO l\11y!11111· f.l 11>1•11' "'"' Uldq IALIOA ISLAND $190,000 Modem :! bdrm 41pt, ll'g. guest room and dbl gur- plu.o, older 2 bdrm cot tage-full lot NEWPORT IEACH kwtlMUdoP.-tc Woodcrest Mobile home 2 Bdrm. 1 b11lh. 1mmac cond. $33,500 Lou Brechtel & Assoc 1.29 M1111nc 1\vc: 67$-3331 S8drmbome. nice:ll'tl~of N. Long Beach, l'IUjct lot wtlrlr accW. SSS.000. COllaban Realty 714""2-6448 or ~ ... TARBELL REALTORS .. AUGUsrs CHAMPION .. Tarbell RealtOl's congratulates Ma.y White for earning too D'Oduoer hOnors f()( the month of A ugust Hat outstanding performance 1n both hallngs and salea has f"arned her numerous honorc; including gold kev awards. M81Y keeps up 10 date oo the ever changing real estate market and can anawet any Questions VoU might have regard•no buying : of selling a hOuee. Gfve , her a call. • Shown With Pride : Near schools and shop s• Attractive 3 • bedroom hOme with dining. eating area. entry ~ and 2 llreplaces Great for entertaining thl6 ! fall• Built ins m deluxe kitchen. Patio. Can·t • last• S84 500 Gall 540-1720 Near ' GoH Course Huge bedrooms 1n rh1s lovely 3 bedroom fam1lv home! Bright. sunny kitchen with bullf • ins. eating area. d1r.1ng, entry and fireplace ' Patio. recenuv landscaped yard Can't last • S83.900 540-1720 Custom Loft: Monticello Areq Perfect tor younq couples. with a huge masler bedroom upstairs in the loft• Immaculate 2 bedroom condo w11h eating area. built •ns 1n kitchen and carpet. draoes included Patio All in the desirable Mon11cello Area S69.500 540·1720 North Side, Price Slashed Reduced thousands• 3 bedroom home featuring remodeled interior and deluxe i11tchen with microwave. Eating area. entry, fireplace and lots more. Covered patio. Best side of townll Call now. $94.900. 540-1720 Lush Atrium Off the Li•iftCJ Room Lovely ram1ly home w11h room tor your RV's• Palto too Versahle floor plan with large countrv kitchen. dining. eating area. entry, bncll fireplace and 3 bedrooms Patio Owner anxious• $98.500 540-1720 Sauna & Secluded Jacuzzi . What a way to go• Relall in your prtvate Swed1Sh.~ otf tbJI mastet" suite! Discover plush earth tone carpets throughout this • bedroom ranch style home. Dining, eetlng area. den. family room. entry and 2 fireplaces. Shady. decked area surround the 1ac;uzz•'. Ca1111 540-1720 Pr.ice Slashed VA, FHA Terms . EZ care home on Quiet cul de sac street! - Added room. dining. eating area. entry and brick hreplaoe 4 bedrooms: tight and sunny kitchen area. Storage Large covered patt0 ., Near schools s 79 900 540· 1720 Irvine Executive Decorated in deep earth tone colors with • coordinated custom wallpaper. drapes and well 10 wall carpel Shatp floor plan. with format • dining. eating area. entry. family room. brick fireplace and 3 bedrooms 3 covered patios. near pools S 111 500. 540-I 720 VERY Best Buy in Mesa Verde Vacant. move 1n today• Spacious 4 bedroom home with dining, entry. eating area. and handsome fireplace 1n the living room Attractive scteened bOnus room •deal fOf all your entertaining• Custom shuUe<s 1ns1de and out. Doluxe kitchen Patio. Don't wa1tl $119.900 540-1720 Newport Heiahh Area · Prime ~ocale1 Lush. EZ care yard surroun s' 1n1s executive 3 bel:lroom home. Remodel~ .............. kitchen I<>< mom. dining eating ber. lam1lv -~~~~~-~~~ 540-1720 • Owner • Extremely Motivated Musi sell his tastefully appointed executive home now! 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Call now' 400£.17" C.M .•• [~lfltdll ATIEH VETlllANS POOL HOME l~vly. very ~h81'1> 4 l><lrm ho mt• w t rem od 1·lrcl kuchen New \ ah1nPti., "l:unlc'" 1>k1·I i.111k Nc•w 1·c11111oh:um tn k11 I. m~ll bu New e rpl in ll ll hdrm.' llV ac:rt'" All Iha~ for 1111ly ~H ,ltllll w flli\ VA h•rm~ ('all lnduy 1 Clo~c· lll '><'h0<1'11 ~~ !~1!}1 Sund•r Sep1ernbef 17, t078 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 ltoaOOM )H ~t-.iwurd Dr Cnronu th•I Mu r 644 ?.343 ~lHS.000 Sut /Sun l 5 "10 f".1t1Jh 11.1 l>r I N1)l tlh , N H I.II i11 .. 1 'S ll!J,1)0(1 ~u t /Sun I·:'> i lM Mut.ilJur Co1un.1 dcl Mur 11.ll l>tlM) ~l!Ql.000 Sttl/Sun l 5 l J07 I ·, 1 nto' I .a~111111 Jkad1 1!17 .JJ:U 2211,!>t)(J Slit Sun 12 :'> 11 1 ( '1 l""' 1 '1u·lt·. ('ornnu <ltil M ar tO I l>il~ • l '.!~1.IJCM1 S.Jl/Su11 l ,, t 11 1'11-.rlrl ,\\I' ( Npt Hl·l~hl~, N u Id l IJ>Cl ~I :• t .~110 S,1\ /Sun l 5 1500 Screnad•• Tt:rr . CdM fi'IJ IHOO ~rn5.000 Sul/Sun I ~ •tt1l In int: f\ H · I t-wport lltl't , NH li7:1 7:•M> S l lS.000 Sun I 5 :lltS<.·H hl:mcl 1 Uti.! ( 'anyon , NU n 12 823."> ~110.1100 S3l/Sun I ~ • • J..S l'h:tnnt·I ft<I • N<.,wpor1. fkh t.1~ Kl:S.1 ~17,500 Sat1Sun I 5 llP (',1t .1l111a :'\f•\\pOrl H1•11d1 i.11, 71 1 I Sat 1Sun l·~ 1i:11 H \lton Sc.1nta t\11<1 1.111 ·,.s,,7 ::,i.~.~Jll ~ul S un i ti f.l1<1 <hd11d .<'11ron,tdl'I Mar l'J~I lHX:I SI 17.000 Sun I 5 I ,,.11 ·1 ustu1 V illage. lf2l. Tustin . Ml lt<JO S!)7 .~ Sun. 12·3 !52 l'ar-.on. Irvine: 551 l Hi6 S!H .500 Sun 10·4 75 S<:'a ls lund Dr. ( liig Cynl NB fJ75·6000 $215.000 Sun . I ·5 547 Tustin. N<~wport Hts. N . 8. 646 77 11 Sunday l ·5 300 Jntr·epid. Nwpt Cr~l. NB fHO 53.57 $125.000 Sun 2·fi 2067 V1stadclOro (Bluffs> NO G42·M235 $157.000 Sun. I ·4 2 IR plen FAM IM tw DIH WM J>orl H:unsg;1le. Harbor View . NH 752 11:u ~l:i.5.000 Sal/Sun 12·4 424 Vista Grrtnde CT.he Bluffs; N.B. 1;31 1800 $229.000 Sun. 1·5 :1:; St·a:-.t·:ipe. N ewport B each 1;40. JR12 S89.000 Sun. l ·5 ;; l M.adrona <San .Joaquin , Irv. 7S~l·<J811 Sll 3.500 Sal/Sun l ·5 512 Hartford. Huntington Beh tl60·4342 $79.000 Sun 12·5 330 MorningCyn,Shrclfs,CdM fi40·H.500 SJHS.000 Sal/Sun I ·4 5!1 Oakdulc. Irvine 752-1700 SHi3.500 Sun. 12 ·I 2 10:.1 YaC'hl Duptrnm:. CdM H7 :> :l(i:S? S:!:!!l ,000 S;.1l 'Sun 1 ·4 ri11:1 01 d11 al (Old ('dM ) t'd ~l 1 ;1~ moo ::.1:m.;,oo Sun 1 5 H Cerrito. 1 t'\'lltl' H:l:J Jk:!l Sunday I 5 22 Partr 1dgl·. Wuodhridgc. Irv. 754 C>501 Sunday 12·5 11982 Norton. Irvine 640·00l0 Sun 2·5 301 1 n s. Corona del Mar 752-1414 $179.500 Sun. 1·5 3 HDROOM 1 !>O<i J l1ghlan<.b. Newport Beach 548· I lfj$l Sun 1-4 2:15 Walnut. Nl·wµort Dc:ac h li<lli-77 11 SI 19.900 Sund<.iy 1·5 :m1 Pr·o~JX'<'t I Newport Shoreb l NB ~48 1290 $114.500 Sun . 1·4 .30 '10!1 Columbus Cr (Corona lllnd l ('<I :\1 li·l2·5WO $245.000 Sun. 1·5 1:.128 Conway Ave., Costa Mesa 540·1720 $89.900 Sun. 1·5 221 Via Ge noa <Lido lsle) N.B : fi73 ·95!H S295.000 Sun. 1·4 J!)(i!.I Vii;ta Caudal (Bluffs> ND 1;42·82:e> $24!1.000 Sun. 1 ·5 14 C;rnyon Island <Big Canyon> NB r;ii2 82:1.'l s rn5.000 Sull l ·5 20H Loyol~1 Hd .• C.:osla M c:sa 546·8783 $83.500 Sunday l ·5 148!J I Doheny Cir .. Da na PL (iGl· 1714 Sul/Sun 410 Vista Roma C-flluffs i Npt Bch fr10·0208 SI 13.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 :uo2 Wa rren Ln. <Halec:rcst i CM !l57 .9533 S78.500 Sal/Sun lO·G 353 Pc:.irl Street. L aguna Dea r h ·194 ·!1-H:l $249.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 2018 V1~la Cajon <The Bluffs; N.B M0-0020 $145.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 20762 llopetown. Huntington Bch !lG2·9449 S91.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1701 Mirartu1r Dr . Balboa Penin. · (i?~·21J5ij (.~t.L.§'1n.J·~ ~tb~tifYclf~ ( H o'fa Ci iQJl . 6'15·7575 .$299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••:moo W. O"<'canfrnnl < Pcnin. i NB 645-7575 s:179.000 Sun. l·S I M:l Raja. Laguna Beach · 497 ·3-'l:n $38.'>.000 Sun. 2·5 355 Walnut. Nt!wport Beach 631 1400 $103.000 Sunday l ·S 2ri:ll Vista Raquctt3 <Bluffs; NB fi4(i 325.5 $147.000 Sunday 1·5 70(1 Santana. Irvine Terr .. Cd M H3t MOO $193.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 r117 t\vl·ntclaCampo (The Bluffs; NB (iJJ .]HOO $179.500 Sun. 1·5 254 Coll on. Nl•wport Shores. NB f.73·>l'lSO SI 10.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :11 t I Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar li73 5:3 .. ~1 $199.!lOO Sal/Sun 1·5 226 Poppy. Corona del Mar 750·081 l Sat/Sun l S 9·131 C:mul<:woo<l. lluntm~ton Bch fi4!} fllfit S129.!>50 Sunday 1·5 2571i.Wt•...,t minster. Costa Mesa l)<l~> !Hfil S!l2.500 S undoy \·5 .t 3072 D •odor. Santa t\na 540·3666 $67 .500 Sun. 1 ·5 1063 Concord. Costa M esa 540·3066 $84 .500 Sun. 1·5 2432 Vista llo>-?ar <Bluffs i NB (it\4·f~ $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1115 South Baker. Santa Ana MG 771 I Sfi6.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 97 J asmine <.:reek Or .. CdM 675·5..lill Sun \·S ttJR F.. 20lh. Costo Mc a JMG·7171 5121.900 Sun 1·5 \Iii Plata. llluffs. NB f.40-~7 208.000 4 II ..... FAN IM Of' 084 294R Rl>dwood. (.;ostu Mt•s.a 645·0303 t.00.000 S 1·5/S l 30 5 30 aooa Grant (Mc:. a North I Cl\L 645·0303 $81 .900 S3 2 :; s ~ ll • •92~ W. Occunfront. N1.-wport Ud~ 6i5·61Gl $475.000 Sun 1 .1 l964 Bimini Pl tMesu 'v c nh.'· • M M4·738:l $89.500 Sat /Sun 1 5 JH31 Seuvi<.•w. C.:oron:1 ell'! Mar 644·9060 Sat /Sun I :; DIRECTORY ............... .., ... ,. ............................................... ....... -._IM4 ............ .., ............ , • ...... tAl..'f' ...._,, Wlaff AM.,..,._ 233 Poin!:'ctt1u. C.:oron:.i dcl Mar 644 ·1K)ti() S;U /Sun l ,, 312G Uruy Lane. (.;ost.i M ~~~· .............. t.r ........ _.,._ ..... _~ .......... ~ ............ , ... .., ... ..... 3 HDROOM •JOU Oh.•rn <The UI uff s; N . B. 644-7010 157.500 Sut/Sun 2·S ti03 Vist a Uonila <Hluff:.~ N.R. fi l1 70JO St:>8.900 Sun. 2·5 J IS Un"'<•rs1tv. r-:.costa M esa 1),i;; 7i!21 $89.900 Sat/Sun l ·S LHK l rvine <Baycrest; N. B. f.i46-7711 S l~J.500 Sat7Sun l ·5 207 Milford <Cu meo Shores) CdM ti73·•"100 $2·19.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR pl1iti FAM RM or DEN ~l8 Ccmlefla. Huck llay. N 13. G4 fi·771 I Sunday 1·5 285~ .. Europa Dr .. Mesa Verde. C.M . 63 J·12G(i $1:17.750 Sundayl·5 •335 University Dr .. Costa Mesa fl4lH934 $1W,OOO Sun 11 ·4 1206 E ssex l:..n .. Westcliff. N.B. 642·88.50 Sl55.000 Sun 2·5 987 Ch eyenne. Costa Mesa 645·7221 $84.900 Sun 1·5 • •2 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Bch 673·7737 S.'W5.000 Sun. 1·5 301 Orchid <Old CdM l CdM fi75 ·fi000 $270,000 Sun. 1 ·5 25 12 Vassar Pl (College Pk l CN G75·3411 $88.500 · Sun. 1·5 2005 Yticht Misrhief CScavu 1 NH fi75-34ll S248.900 Sun. 1·5 420 Lcnwood Or. <Nwpt Hgls> NB 540· 1720 $123.950 Sun. 1·5 1106 Valley Cr .. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $84.500 Sun. 1·5 1798 Hawaii < Mesa Verdel CM 540·1720 $98.500 Sun. 1·5 1649 Bluebird Cyn Dr .. Laguna lkh 1!94 ·2146 Sunday 10·6 202-w . Yale Loop <Woodbridge> Irv 833·9293 Sl W.950 Sun 1·5 2 O fi L a .I o I I a L n . < N e 'fl p o r t ll ~hts>N .H H42·82:J:i S2:J9.500 Sun. J.!) • • 1!11 5 Bay~idt• Dr . CdI\1 . fj.l:!·X2:1:, $3!J!1.oou Sun. 1 ·5 27•12 P11rt <1la Or l ~h·sa lll•I Mar l CM 54!).l.J:W S~:.J.!:flJ!J 241i AlbC'rl. Costa M esa Sun IO·ll G46·717 1 S97.500 Sun l·5 • 1.'Jl9 Sanlanclla. Irv Terr. CdM fi75 ·5511 Sat &Sun 1·5 1212 Pembroke Ln .. WestcliCf. NB 548·070R . SM8.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1010 Wc slwind Wav ( Dovr Shrs i NB 6it2·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 • IG I l AJbo C Nwpt Ilg l s; C.M. 642·5200 Sat /Sun I ·5 Wt8 Diana Ln. <Hh.r Hlnds; NB (i42-5200 SI 19.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4G2 Swarthmore. Costa Mesa 898·8996 $85.950 S al/Sun 12·6 27 l~~~~B~·. ~:4"5~e Crcc~~B~~n I ·5 17951 Duller. Irvin<' 64G·717l St05.900 2268 Colgate. Costa Mesa Sun 12·4 54H·5605 $79.800 Sunday 1 ·5 543 Santa Ana A vc. < N pt. Hts i N 8 644·4403 $149.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3217 Nebraska Ln .. Costa Mesa 75 1·1473 $83.500 Sal /Sun 1·5 4525 Camden Dr. I Cameo Shores . CdM 673·7040 $489.000 Sal/Sun 1·6 327 Rowling Green <Cllg Park ~ CM 64ts.7414 $82.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 707 Rockford. Cameo H ghlnds. NB <>73·8550 S210.000 Sunday 12·5 101 1 Nancy Lane. Costa Mesa · - 646·7414 $99,500 Sunday 1·5 •300 Kings Place <Cliff Haven; NB 675·6670 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •462 Ma~nolia tf:tSidc ~ C.M. 540·1151 Sat/Sun 1·5 938 Emerald nay. Laguna Beach 494·5600 S3t/Sun 12·3 250 Loyola Rd .. Coll~s.__:ark~M '•,549~flo_. '.{~'.:; , • c:.~~"'"lz•;, 2581 Vista Dr. <Bayshores> NB 642-3286 $357.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •405 Cortes Clrc. (Corona Hlds ; CdM . ~ 644·738.1 $250.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 19 Canyon Crest. Corona del Mar 759·0811 $167,500 Sun. 1·5 2128 Vista Laredo CBl uffs·~ N.B. 759·081 l $158.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 #41 White WatC'r <J asmine Crk ~ CcJM 75tl·081l $2.19.500 Sat/Sun 1 .5 3129 Van Buren. Costa Mesa 645·9161 ss.1.950 Sunday J .5 • •2310Tustin. Newport Beach G73·8.550 $329.000 Sunday 2-li 2963 Baker St. CMesa Verde~ CM 646·32.s.5 899.900 Sat/Sun l ·5 ' 1214 Nottinitham <Wstclfl NB G4G·32.5S Sl8S,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1927 Leeward Ln. <Baycresti N.8 . 644·4910 s21r;,ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 5 .J<:'llY Or. (Jasmine Creek ; CdM 6'14 ·4910 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :30 32009 South Coast Hw y .. L ag. Reh. 497·3331 $295 500 Sat 2·:5 • 1726 Mlnorca Pl. <Mei;a Verd&,; CM 751·3191 Su'h . 1·5 1866 Rhodes Dr CMesu Verdei CM 75t·319l Sun. 1·5 322 Poinsettia Ave ., CdM 644 ·6200 S259,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 270 1 Hilltop CHV Knoll i NB. <M2·8235 $181 .000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 2049 Port Bristol <HV Homes; NB 644·6200 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 14 11 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach 642·8235 Sat/Sun l ·S I • l •a plYt FAM IM Oil' DIH 133 Viu Wazlers <Lido Is le ~ N.8 . 642·8235 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1618 Marine rs. Newport Beach 642·823.5 Sl49.900 Sat/Sun l ·5 Ii I 5 R o c k f o r d R d . < C a m e o ll~hlncls iCdM 644·6200 $199.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2016 Yacht Resolute. Newport Bch 675·34 ll $244 .500 Sat/Sun 1 ·.> •909Tillc·rWay <HVHls, N .B 640·5307 $244.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 U07 Y achl Grayling. Newport Bch 752· I 700 Sunday l ·5 J642 Provin('etown. Irvine 752· 17CXl $94.000 Sunday ll·4 1809 Westwood. Sanlu Ana 546·2313 $81.200 Sund<ay 1·5 308 llolmwood. Newport Beach 546·2313 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1• .... FAMIMorD8f ,.., GUEST • 416 Princeton. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $91.500 4 IEOROOM Sun 1·5 • l l:JJ Whtte Sails <HV Hills > Nil 642·823.5 $208.000 Sun. 1·5 289 Camellia< E /Side> C.M 546·5880 SW.900 •694 Capital I W /Side> C.M . Sun. l·S 546·5990 $79.900 Sun . 1 ·S 1020 Concord. Costa Mesa 752· 1920 S87.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 500 "K .. Street< Pen in. Pt., N. B. 645·7575 S299.500 Daily 1·5 ••548So. Bayfront (Balboa Isl.~ NB 644 ·9060 $550.000 Sun. 1·5 472 Los Robles. Laguna Beach 497·3.131 $249.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 220 1 Pnvall' Rd • NC'wport Bcarh IWi 7711 Sal. 1·4/Sun 1·5 11m /\11<.·ghc:ny. Costa M esa S4U·23 l:J $84.000 SundetY 1·5 ' 209 Pearl. B::alboa Island 640·53.57• 5290.000 Sat/Sun 2·6 2H37 Shanlar <Mesa Verde; e; M H46·7171 STZJ.900 Sun 1·5 1915 Manners. Newport Bch 644-4910 SHi9.900 Sun 1·5:30 ··~•A.MRMorDB4 • 1180 Boise. Costa Mesa 645-0303 Sl02.000 Sun. 2·5 122W. Yale Loop lWoodbridgcl Irv 644·6200 $136.500 Sun. 1·5 17 Silver Crescent. Irv me 833·9293 $207.000 Sun l·S 21;c;22 Aracena Dr .. Mission Viejo 586·52.5 1 Sl23.000 Sun. 1·5 1823 Port Carlow IHVHms > NB 610·571 I $171.500 Sun. 12·4 2004 N. Capella. Mesa Ve rde. C M 545·9491 SI 38.500 Sunday 1 ·5 55t>-264.i0 $75.900 Sim I :> • l033 White S:ul:s Wy. Corona del Mar 6'1'1 ·9000 $24!l .500 Sun t ~> •2001 Chubasco lfrv Terr. CdM 675·6000 S207.500 Sat/Sur. I 5 •1862Tu!>tin <Back Day~ NB 675·6000 S219.SOO Sat/Sun I 5 •242 Driftwood <Shorecliff~; CdM 644·9000 $325.000 Sul /Sun I 5 • 1739 Tradewinds <Ba ye rest . NR 545-9491 Sat /Sun I 5 15 1 Hudson. N CoMa M es~ 642·6368 S77.000 Sund<Jy 12 4 22021 Jonesport La. Huntington lkh 963·6767 $153.900 ~unduy 12·;) 15893 McDcrmill. Fountain Valley 6JJ ·1400 $149.900 Sunday I 5 27 Goldenstar. lrvinl· 631· 1800 $139.500 Sun. 1·5 2501 Bunya <Eastblurr ~ Npt. Beuch 640·6500 $198.500 Sun. \ 4 1087 Tul<lrc <Mesa Woods , CM 646·32.5.5 $114.000 Sunday I 4833 Cort.land. Corona del Mar 673·5354 $229,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 2501 Windover< Broudmoorl CdM 673·7300 $315.000 Sat /Sun l ·5 • •2245 Heather Ln .. Newport Bca('h 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1 5 l221 Port Harwick. N~wport Beat h 673-8.550 $159.500 Sunday 1·5 •29Carmel Bay <Spyglass , CdM 644·9060 Sl<JS.000 Sun l·5 i;.18 Morro Bay <Spyglass. CdM 640· 1812 Sun. l·5 l032 Whit~ Sutl~ lHrbrVi('w Ill~, CdM 640·1812 Sun. I 5 21 Sycamore (Trtlrk , Irvin~ 675·3411 $215.000 Si.it/Sun 1 5 2215 Arbutu~ <El Rlurf, N B 67!l·34 l l Sat /St1n I ~, 1711 Terrapin Way . Ncwpo1·1 lkh 675·3411 Sl69.5'JO Sal/Sun I .'> 2836 Alta Vista< fi:tHloff'. N H 675-34JJ · S209.500 Sul/Sun I ;> 3822 Stollschl ll·. l O '.ifU.:_----- 152· 1700 Sll 1.500 Sunduy 12 5 3016 Garfield. Cost;a M C!.<J 556-26()(} $77 .900 Sun I !'J 250 Ccci I Pl . Cost:• M estt Sal/Sun llJ :JO.fl 30 3402 Timber. Santa Ana 540· 172Q $105.000 S llD•OOM Sat/Sun 1 5 •4 lnvem ess <Bi~ Cynl N .B ;59.0909 Sal & Sur. llJ·S 31302 Monterey. Laguna Beat h 497 ·3331 SZ79.000 Sun 2·5 30371 Via Chico. Laguna N~ucl 49i ·3331 Sl27 .SO<J Sun l 5 2837 Co n o Pl ( M C'S~ V l'rdl' 1 C. M 75 1 1473 Sl4J.900 Sun 1·5 2315 Arbutus. Newport Beach 644· 1156 Sun 1·5 S U .... fAM RM or DEN "97 J M v d c M 2712 Wavccr est < Broadmr 1 t:dM c. J ava. esa er e. . . 631·1266 $138.900 Sunday 1·5 fi75·6000 $267.000 Sun I ;; 15 Point Sur Or. (Spygls> CdM 1412 Antigua. Dover Shores. N.B 075-6000 $345.000 Sun. 1·5 963·2073 S.125.000 Sat/Sun I 5 JR30 Port Barmouth. Newport Bch •276 1 Bunting Cr <Mes a Verde 1 CM fi75·3411 $189.500 Sun '1.5 546·4141 $18.5.000 Sunday I 1; Ott Oak Tree Ln .. Irvine 2015. Port Provence. flVll . N. fJ . 675·3411 Sunday 1 ·5 640·5357 Sl82.500 8 un 2-6 •2907 Settin g Sun <HVHls> CdM 1226 Polaris Dr (Dover Sh rs 1 NH 675·6000 $269,500 Sun. 1 ·5 642·823.5 S439.500 Sun. 1 5 2030Cal vert.Ave <Mesa Verde> CM 1824 Pt. J\shley <HV flomcs1 N.H 540·1720 $134,950 Sun. l ·S 29~~~on <Mesa Verde ' C ~un I 5 2022 Capella <Mesa Verde> CM 645·0303 ~112,90() Sun 540-1720 $119,900 Sun. l ·5 ,., 1 ·5 2036 Port Provence Pl.. Nwpt Bch •933 Crocus Cr . Costa Mesa 833·3821 Sun 1·5 . 645-0303 Sl29.500 Sun I :l 14892 Yucca <Colle~c Park> Irv. 2487 J F.ICort1jo. M1ss1<1n Vtl'JU 640·5560 $116.900 Sun. l ·5 830·2011 Sut/Sun w.4 2212 Francisco. Nwpt Beach • 1101 Whilesails Way 1HVHls1 CdM 642:8235 S194.~50 Sun. 1·5 675·6000 $225.000 Sat/Sun l·S 128 Via Havre (Lado Is le> N.B. 17832Gillman !Univ Prk > l rvmr 642·8235 $350.000 Sun. 1·5 636·18Jt."'.$MU~·-.. -.c.:~~~e. ~~"'*~~...,...-µ "'-~;."-'!'it~hf~~ll1W~na"" : 6'i4·6200 $42~.~ . ·Sun. 1·5 754·1202 S82.ooo Sat/Sun 1 .~ •4639 Gorham <Cam eo Shores) CdM 3358 Marigold, Greenbrook, C.M 644·6200 $.'l45.000 Sun. 1·5 546·2313 $119.500 Sund~y 1.5 1020 Santhi~o <Dover Shores; NB 642-8235 $3CJ9,000 Sat/Sun I ·5 #47 Redhawk. Irvine 6«·6200 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 250 1 Salt Air Circle (llV Hills ; CdM 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 5721 Clarke. Huntington Beach 846·5104 $84,900 Sun. 1 ·5 • • 514 38lh St .. Newport Beach 646·7171 $355.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 # 17 Baruna Ct.. Newport Beach 646·7171 Sl24,900 Sun l ·S 709 Cameo lliithlands Or .. CdM 673-4400 $254.900 Sat/Sun l·S 945 Azalea. Costa Mesa 646·7171 SJ24,500 Sun 1·5 1942 Prt. Bristol. Newport Och !>39·1106 $159.500 Sal/Sun 297 Liiac Ln <Eastside; C.M. 642·5299 Sl24,900 Sat/Sun 10.4 3101 So. Patific. Santa Ana 540·36ri6 $108.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1720 Port Stirling. Npt Bch 640·1141 $161,500 Sunday\.~ 895 Sonora, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $86.000 Sun. 1·5 •1801 Seadrift Orv Terri CdM 673·5416 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3066 Country C l ub Dr< MesaVcrde/CM 751·3191 Sat/Sun 1·4 1421 Outrigger, Newport Beach 631·1400 $235,000 Sat/Sun t .:; 2972 Andors <Me. a Verde> C. M. 546·4478 $89,500 Daily J • .; •2089 Swa n. Costa Mesa · 546·2313 $175.000 Sunday l·S 3952 J\caC'ia St. ((.;ollc14 0 Park 1 C M 559-1569 $118,500 Sun. I 4 6 U ,.. PAM IM or OfN #4 Mission Bay ($py~lttSS) CdM 640·1812 Sun. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l llDlOOM 17661 lronburk. lrvint- 646·7414 $85,500 Sunday • •4409 W (.;oast llwy . Nwpt Beu <·h 645·0.~3 S\lnday I ·5 I076 Buckingham. N B G46 ·7111 S;.1t/Sun"1 S 8 Bl:ickstone CWdhrg> Irvine S52·6039 $07 .000 Sat /Sun 10·6 71 Sea l"land Dr. (Bi~ Cyn > N. fl. 644-4910 SM9.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l llDROOM 26 Canyon li;I and <J:Ug Cyn > Nu· 644 ·4910 S2l9.500 S>4t /Sun 1·5 30 HOME & INCOME FOR SALi: lla .... FAMRMwD .. & J llOIOOM • 1527 Sanla Ana A vc . C M 640.7000 ~· .. --... . . t • • ,., ,. l -- • HCMl tn Fof" S. ~HCMt••• for S• ~ut for S. HcMHH for S. HCM11H for S-. ..••••••••...........• •••••·····•·••·······•• ······•·•·········•·•·· ···•·••·•·············• ••••........•.•••.•.... ~~!"!'! .......... !~!~ ~~~ .......... ~~!~ ~~~~ .. !~~.~ ~.~~~ ... !~!.~ ~.~~~ ... !~! .••......•........•.•.. Sunday. 8ep1em~r 11 19/IS DAIL V PILOT b1 CottaMHa 1024 C01taMHa 1024 ~~.~~·~.Y •••• !~.~~,~~~.~~'!.Y •••• ~~ ... ~ ... ..... .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . .. ------------------ PRIME OCEAN VIEW ' II ... I 11 't ,. ti . II rl ,. 0 r th c ,... " 1 t' m .1111 llH! .... • • I • 1 t o t' l' a n ( r o n 1 llH',1l 11m' ,I\ .11 l.1hh• 111 .11 1 uf N\'\\(>Url lh ·.n h l'ntitll\ 1,•m 1xh•l1'<..1 1·utl,1~l' I t I I l • ti 11 II I r I n f. 1·1 I 11 •.i CHl u "d prl\ .11" 1111 ,u11 11n1·1 .1nrt wt•t•kt·nd 111 11n11w11t .1"·'' l1•11111lw 1·\1·nd.n h11 ... 11, hu,,.l k 11.dl11 n111M.' u11tl fll'Ol'lt• In .1dd1111111 1111.,, 1.1111.1 ... 111· propt•rh 11llt'L " th1• 1'Pl>l"tl1tfll \ of l'rl'UlllH! 'ou1 '''" 11\,\ 11 1 1hl •irl1 d11•,1m hou~t· ~II h 1h1· 1110 ... 1 •IWI 1.11·11lar \ ll'\,\ IJI "''"1 ... 11 ... orhh11r1 \ ll hllrl).t .... Jntl ... 111 I .1111l hhlt' "" \ 11" 11111 ~ .111d 1·nJm 111.,: 1h1-. humt• i... ,, 11 1111111 .1 cluuht II\ llli.! 1n :"t•v. pur I 1~1'.ll h ,ti ll ... 1111\''\t . I "' pl I\ .11\' .,hnv. Ill}' plt'.1.,1• \ unlJ<'I 1111' lk.tl t• ... l,llt I 673-8550 HZ ..u.aGUHITl. COlOP>iA DEL MAa I BR l UA. wtdt'r lot, wdl hulll. "''"' 11h.1mhin11 Sl ~~.uuo Ownr .111l t.'13.,Z)~J IAUOA nu-rux NmH \Olh Sl bt-ii~b . <:on d11 tOOVt'l"lllOll lilJlproH•d by I'll)' NflW p1unl I01>tdt· A IAll PROPIRTIU 675-4890 JUST REDUC ID IMH~ly JU1 . 1•orn1·1 on.'Jn Vll-W 1701 M1r.irnur l>r 12!>!1.~ ( 1 ' n . :!!Ir & l(Ul">l lllr'> ~ !111111 1111111 thl' IJ.t) ll~ UIJU .Cll ,\n.111•• Newport Pier Realty a Mr&ff'Jti 200S Balboa Blvd. N-Owport Bch. 673·2058 ec.i1tr.o hoch I 011 JASMINE CREEK ,_t1litk*t Gohd Co uoamty of CoroltCI .. Mar Pl.AH II WIMDllflT MOOR -2 l3R. den. 2 BA. 2 I I' p It·~. n l' v 1· r I 1 v c d 1 n . F' u 11 y I and s 1· aµ 1· cl & up gr a ere <I • C:t 1 r <·ond1twnl·d S2 12.000. Reduced t o S:!Ol.500 14 JETTY DRIVE. Pl.AM I l.AYMIST MODE. 2 BH + dt!n. 2 BA. ht·autifully dctoruled. Lowes t price n .·:-.all· 111 .r ~1 ~m1nc Creek. Full y upgru<h:d w 1p vt. front courtyard. uuto ~pnnkll'l'l-1 & -;enirity system. $207 .000 2 2 SHOAL DRIVE. PLAN IV MOOHREST MODEL -3 BH. 211;: BA. t"(lt•n:,1 v~ l:.indst:.ipe, mil'rowave. all t•xlr<i... Owner transferred & must -.di $2.19,500. 22 WHITEWATER DRIVE. PLAM IV MOONREST MODEL :i BR. 211'2 BA. lum1ly room. bCJlcony off mas ter s uite w :! fountains. all extras. /\ '.\1UST SEE'. $259.500. 17 SHOAL DRIVE. OPEN HOUSE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT $61, ZOO VlF.W & WXUltY MC'i.,1 3 BR, ;i RA -,un!lhine Verde'" finc-;t. hi~ h1111ll• homt-CI08e to bcor h k TRY OFFER OfS18~ 000 POOL la JACUZh shopping or ! llurr)' lo """ So. Coif Redty ~~anc. OPEN ~A·1 & <My ........ to ........ Thi j!or,l(C'OU., tmly hom1• ha 4 lul1 lxlrn: • hu.:•· hon\I'. rm f'"11m1ly huJ v.iultt'<l cc .. 1.rb d. l1ru k lrph Su1Jt•r p1u:.h l'l&r"1h\111'11 rill thrul)l.t k1l1•ht:11 ha' IJUt>.' lhru bnr lo i.µJrklln• pool ~ tu .... 11H11nl yd R V .11·cc'"• 100· All Jvr • :,,.., $11!1.UOO llllRRV CJll now lo :-c(• 1h1~ warn .. , 546-5605 ---------llELP' Hf:L.P' Lonely SMALL. IUT SASSY fom1ly homto need:. .i Cute Hansel and Gretel faouly 3 Or. h~e patlO cotWge ~ucked In at 's own & pool Bonui. rm. t-:Z UlUe fo,est! Kitchen up beach & frwy .H't't•i.'I graded w1lh nook. rrw1 St 19.000 Seller mu:t t tn!Ctl, cement drivewuy move Ebbtld{' H1•ulty In lovely Eastside. Only _4_94_·_94_56 _____ _ rlt•corull~ hornl' ! MARINER . " ... Jm.500 ~II Put Kent 7~·1!120 l 9UAIL A..,t~~~~- 10,.. TII l :lO r .M.I PRIME LOCATION 0,...HMS/S 1·5 1217 Nebro .. o La. M el.ii Verde cul dl"b.JC str<Xl. JBr . 2Ru . fam rm. walk 4 blki. lo Kradci. I 8. 11 c w c pts/ d rpi.1 w a II pa pc r1 paint Shows llkl' ni•w $83.500 IU.:t:.si:: REAL TUflS 751 1473 OPEH HOUSES! 327 lowllnCJ G run. Cofl•CJ• Park . $82.500. Sat/Sun 1-5. Real Estate _848-1511 Kathy LoMarche or Mel MctCIMOfl 1011 Money lane. lea.,tlful condo . CodaM.to 1024 Co1taM~1a 1024 $99,500. Off Cm.yon •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••··· •••••••• Dr No. of WllSOft. Sun· XLt'T ST ARTER HOME dcry tidy I ·S REDUCED SI 0,000 f'eatur~ 38r t B;,,. rf1>11 • ..._.ITB> IRO.,ERS Nt:w 3 bdrm . bonus rm . II! yard. Pvt linanCl,lr.., "'" " :I balh unit +. ,, 3 l>drm , Z offl'rt.'<l al 58.S.SOCi 646-7414 hlh 1.1m1h rm hou • CSevi/kcpro,_rtic~ V.llh 110111 & JJI VIII lk I Y" llG IONUS ROOM l11c.·Jt1t111 O~:n Son 1 .. (7 141 549-2467 Adil occupied St.·l· th( 15l7 S.1111.1 AnJ i\1<(• many extra!.' J hr .! hu ILDRS. SPE.CIAL Dano Po1nt 10 26 bOO ~q rt talh f't lhfll! " " lo\ "1th ..!. hctr m ....................... . 1.ionw. rm. SJ0.000 ...,,,r1h hou\l" \h11 lot·ut11111' l',111 T TO y ur t'X tr.1:-. Find .!1Hl lOS('t'1 REN BU backyrd. Park· Ii kt· ... 1 All rent .. ppl.~·,, I<• dV" r. tml! on estate :>t ,.:rn'lh 4!!: !!f l)J~ mcnl S43ll JJ 111'11• ~lust see 1ns1dt' Opt·n --!!mo lease w opt t(,' "''' ip1ousnc·ec rZ7('42duc"eodrtso!~l •• ,1~,~ I . . I d .. t soo1:sooo . ::. rm. 2 .... ,. i.1 •. ., ... " 1'0lf y. r'~JitOCl.'X en wn1~1u);e w ,,.,,. ~~~~~~~~~!!~!!!!!~~1 ··;:~;:~;;~·~·;~·;·· from Nowporl Beac-h. Jrvme & Santu Ams. with good freeway access. CVourHome TowfiCSr'6kcr 640-1405 759-0361 CAREFREE CHARM In a peopl~ who·car1· neig hborhood Lh111 J bdrm, 2 buth home with fireplact! hui. ti pool. lanai, covered put10, and lovely urountJs . Only $77.900. Cafl Pal Kent. 17l4)7S2· 1920 ~ ..... ft( A,' t • •• oll:vl~l~l .. H1 Worth more. 549.2330 I WUJ. 1 OW \ bar. rrptc. trash l'omp.it· ~tee-"""• tor. pool & ,.,lUll.• .! (#..,. .... -... duna & clubhU\J 'I' 640·7000 Small ocean va>w c 1;~ K. R. Propertici.. 4\13·113111 ~n«Jtonleach 1040 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 81 ROYAL ST. GEORGE 816 CANYON, NEWPORT BEACH Ca ll 759-0789 f()r admittance thru gate. Stunning tuslom home local· l'd on 18th l<•t· in this exclusive pnvute area HeautHul views. 3 BR. st::p . dining rm .. family rm .. 2 frplcs .. wet bar. Immaculate! S.590.000 TURNER ASSOC IA TES REAL TORS 494-1177 lleep Miis 11~ dlffctory witt1 yo. M111 ...ti.-f es Y. 90 i-.w lwstilHj. Al.._ klc...._ llstH lllelow -~ .. 4J""lhr ..... .., ........ ~e,.ilt toct.,'1 DAJLT PLOT WANT.ADS. ,..,_ .a.owi.cJ _,.... .._...for Mie w nwt --.4 to li1t well iiof~ loo Nik c;.._. _.. Fridey. Satwdiey -4 s-ct.y. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM' lXt Rutland itG. ewport Beach ti75-!*'91 $83.000 Sun 1- Sonfl owcr < Ot!crf1e ld > In. 833-~29:l S7·l.500 Sun l· fi24 ·A lowCJ St ( Mcs;.i Verdel C.M. 751-:H!H SG3.500 Sun l-4 O<D Vb.ta Caudal <The l31uffs) NB ti75-5H:~o S Hi2.500 Sun 1-5 ••:no F<.·rn:rndo ;f t 04. N .B fi7:i-.3200 Sl!>S.000 Sun. 1-5 200 l•'1t•s1 :1 (Bluffs 1 Nwpl BeC:tch 7fi8 1081 ::\142.500 Sat 1-5/S 12-3 3 BEDROOM 21WhiU:w<.1ll'r1.J asmn Ck l Cd ~ 1175.:34 11 $210.000 Sun 1·5 •345 llnivc:rsity B3. <Wdsgtrm) CM 6'12 5200 $9XOOO Sun.1·5 537 Play:i <The Bluffs> Npt Beach f)40·55'i0 Srn:!.1100 Sun. 1·5 2052 Vbla C;1Jon < 111uffsl Npl. Bch 6·t0-5560 $165.000 Sun. 1·5 173;, Hovtc n :111 vcr sil v Pk> Irv (j 111-S!'"MiO Sl M.000 . Sun. l ·S • • 1317 Bays1clt• Dr . Nwpt Bch !175-3411 S.">2!'!.0UO Sat /~\Jn 1-5 3 IR plus FAM RM Oii' OEN #1 Crest C 1rt'lc. CdM h(j~'.'J.800..~1t®fl 11 2!} ~sl~YJ!1m.T" er . N.B (j 15-11'}::!.1 $1:!1,000 4 BEDROOM •:ns llc1m!-I La . Co~ta :vlc!><.i f>4H·~H:J $85.4011 Sunday 12-3 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 700 Lido P~1rk g t7. Newport lkh fi31·11100 S54.500 Sal/Sunl-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR EACH 7111 .Ja-.mrnt' l'ol'onn dcl M,1r fj.10 005H 5l!IX 1100 S<.1t Sun 1·5 3 BR & I IR l:!:? :Hsl~ll't'<'l. Nwpl Beach G75 70fi0 S215.000 ' l IR & 2 ll 721 Orl'hid, Corona <lei Mar G 7:i K4!W $26S, 000 HOMES FOR LEASE 3 HDROOM 32~ lh.rr.cl f>r .. ·oron<1 del MST H7:J 84!JI S!l50 Sun l·4 • '°'°' w ...... .... w .......... , .. Rt.Jdccoralcd J bdrm. H• bu & fnm·rm housl' In de· sirablc 10<· Owner will help rmunt"l' Pn c1..'<l lo sell today S!1J,UOO 11400 K H PropNllCb. 4!J:l-!J3111 or4~8700 1"022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW SEAVIEW HOME WfTH ViEW 2103 Yacht Dapa.c.w 2 bedroom & den -2 baths, fireplace - Big kitchen with breakfast a rea -Side y:Jrd. has room for pool or large patio. Priced below market at $239,000. Small down payment & owner · will assist in financing or lease option. Open House Sat & Sun 1-4. J 9UAIL A.p~~S~- •Opeft Tit l :lO r .M.I ONE OF A t<IHD 4Br Mesa Verdl' hol1lt' By owner. 2 sly. !'I UI<. ~ ba. den. dm 'i,: rm. Ir~ H l <·rnrr lol. $104.VOll 673·~1179 THI !'I.EX EASTS IDE LO\ S6VO mo 111c111n1• $94.500. Agenl bi3 IJM w/i>eparate molher·in· Cheery 4 Br· lawquarters Musts~ t OPEN HOUSESUN l 5 FHA 2837 Corvo Placl' • REE.SE REALTORS VA Terms TRIPLEX In l>Uper cond1t '"" Lt>Jv mg State S<>ll l'Ontr:.H·t lkduccd tu S 141i.OOO with Scum down f';o 11uah I~ 1111! or t'i.1:-t ·• I nm tn1· S!lfl'• m 11 n w n 1 r 1\ :.: (' n I 5411 :1777 ---- SlSOO. TOTAL TaJH• ovl'r loan l\lo nclo\ loan rce.. no quahrymg •·········••·•·····•··· OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY 12-S 21>-1 7th St. 250 step:. h; 1 h1· ,atKJ • l'nvilt•· cour'ly .. 1t1 111 ... 11.1rir.~ 2 'lOf), I txtrmi. · Gr1.-,>n hout'e • d l·t•\; W/V.h1l 1' W~I • I vie~• A rlerorator·~ tJ1· hght al SIJK.SOO' Sto-p"l>} or call· 847 0010 13 Homt!s an Orani:l' <>'1N"t9"'''1""'' "" Hurry. for besl select1or1 , HEADS or TAILS Both winners 10 this ma g nd1 cenl three bedroom . three bath home rich m rare details lhrou ghoul ils two stones: lwo patios w1lh soot.tung fountains plui. OCEAN VIEW' In Irvine Terrace at $'ltl5,000. Call Denyse O'Connell. 7S2·1!Y.!O CALL 675-3637 G.H. RoeaTSOM, RIALTOtt 751-1473 County to choose rrom l ~ •. .. ~ Pnnc1paJs only plea:.e All on qwet strttl! Sun· A&ent Call SS6--0717 ny kitchen with eating --'"---------MEWPORT HEIGHTS area; dining, fi replace BY OWNER. Mesa Verde. S&S Resale Spec1allsb A mature home accen· and den. Patio. Near 4 bdrm. $92.500 3.-l or s bdrm mQdt•f-. SUPEtll tuated by exlens1ve schools . Call n o w' 549·04!1~ J va1I.. some w l poo1 ... warm redwood paneling. $7!1.900. BKR. 540.lTlQ. oog.400i OCEAMVIEW 3 Bdtms. + orril'e + den. pool. p,.;vale beach 1·11· trance. $250.000 private yard. all well ---------1 Pennmi:tnn Prop('rtll" ma1nla1ned . i s in TIRIELL DUPLEX llY OWNER P nn onh · J Ci)UAIL Newpor t Hurbor 111 1-th 1• 11 c • • School. 01.Stnct: clnM· lo :.Iv :' >I · I " 1111111>. \,r 1 A.!~~~~ A nt-4. IUILDER S Great R·2 lot. 11ttr11ct1v~ 2 bdr m. $137,000 PAULM.ARTIH REALEST.ATE 644-7383 bhof ping. Only $84 .»!to #I In Colifomio !11('. 11i·w pain' 1·µt .. 1r Ca t n.antl y Ty l ... r . nnor tnary t i :. , 1 , 752·1!120 QUAIL 4MB.EDSAWV/EPO~OOEL C.M. ~;~~;;~:;~~~(~ OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 10,-Tll l:JO r.M.I OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 3111 lapl•Dr. 3 Bdrma. or 2 & a den, private p atio. Clos~ to beach. purk & stores. . PLACE' _ l'nme location Ownt'r l'olnw.o~d:uly -sas:g50'' mu~t s~IH V r\ •erm:t 3cn ., '>fVVI •R--TIES'• •• r. ,or . .,tJa, .. .,,,., i.q 568 SEAWARD DR. Jasmine Creek. sale by 2 BR Charmer ! Mint owner. 2 Bdrm. den. cond. P riv. beach ac· formal dlJl·rm. 2 frplcs. cess. Boat s tor age, wct·bar . Plan II ..-v..--Call ARCO\, 752-0424 1901· 1920 Oe1aw11r. Steal this i ht 4 bedroom. !~~~~~~~~~~I w. or Beach N. or Adt rn' 2 bath home with pool, 4 BR. 2 Ba. Famtly Rm. Pre-Completion Pn1·1·, Recarpcted, rcp:untcd. 10,-Tl 1:10 P.M.I ra m i I y r oom . 2 pnme Eas lsade Must Troy Realt) lS<IK·l~.!11. hreplaces. Thi-> home sec 1051dc 2S0Cec1l Pt. plus studio apt. St99.SOO ---------4833 Cortland a... HOUSE more! $185,000 Lndscpd/patios ~15.0QO. Broker 644·2343 &4(M748 View of ocean & hills; 1020COMCORD has been completely re· decorate d to 111dull <· pegged ouk c nlr). ceramic tile kitchen. new carpets and drape.. ule protect ed pat 10 4 COSTA MESA Bdrms .. family rm. Jo~Et-; TlltJRSIFRJDAV 1 3 ...:..:..~~~--~-- OPl..X JBr home + 2 Brl•----... --- Apt. both w /frplc & SPYGWSHILL garages. 607 Larkspur Sharp 3 bdrm. 2 b~. $210,000. By ownr pnn magnificent ~ean view only640-1.840 & city nig ht h'hts . "HARBOR VIE W", 5 BR. Compl«M landscaping & land <you o wn It I. s•1SUNDAY 1·5 $229,500 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 673-5354 49~·3188 41foJ ba, OCEAN VIEW. sprtnklers.$327,500. pool. te nnis Crt·SZ rmt u .. TB> UOIHRS Costa ... a 1024 yard, unusual privac)'. June Gruhn $290.000. Courtes)' l., 64._7414 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• bkr.1. 675-0580 675-5113 By Owner. HVll1lll> 2 i;t y ~~~~~~~~~ 3200 sq I'\., 4 OH 3 AA. = 14x27 rec rm w/wcl bur, formal dining rm. lg family rm. 2 rrplc 's. beaut. yard & patio. 361.S Catamaran. $265,000. Open Ho use Sunday . REDUCED TO $79,800 Lovely 3 BR. 2 BJ\ horn•• 644-4779, 642·0322 JASMINE CREEK m College Park. llu1w Come see the s pec · encl<ll'Cd patio. ('an be lacul(ir OCEAN VI EW used as family room from Uus 2 s ly. 3 BR. 21~. So. CalJf Realty ba home. Mast.er swte 546-5605 has view p lus c oiy ------- retreat w /fireplace. LOOKIHG LOO .. 1---------•I $245.900. Avail ~ov . for lhc bes t huy in 64().2422 HaJecresl? 3 BR. H• ha. 21DCOTIAGE rLUSINCOME Pegjted hardwood noors. wood beam(.'<! <.-ei hngs. 2 brick frplcs a nd country kJlchea rws Open Sal/Sun 1·5 PM living room wit-'. I' . din I mg rm. ram-rm. Owner By owner Comp elcly re-transrerrt•d & reduc1.'<l modeled ' bdrm & ram· rm home in Irvine Ter-pnre to $76,SOO. l.owt·i.t "at"C, corrw!r lol wtpool m lra''l Cull /\gen\, Al New crpts. kitchen & _546-__ 1960 ______ _ SPIC 'M Sr AN baths. Owner hui; bouflhl IS llus 4 bedroom. two a nother home Hurry, bath ram1Jy home! New Ju.st !isled Won't last I Wed entry. kitchen, and Ask ror t::d t:hl'rnow . dmmg area. rireplace. Agent 964·245.5 double garajtc. larl!c 1-.;::_ _____ _ pul10 and renced yard * V AC AMT Closc lo schools and a•11G.a.I .... * shoppmi:! Only $87.500. -"' " C harming s pl1l ·lcvt•I lOWnhome in pnmt> arf';1 near Irvine Avt.'. Ownl'r may help £inanrc non 't wml'. CALL NOW• CaH Bunnie Porl~r. 752-1920 ' 9UAIL PLACE PlorHTIES"' CENTURY 21 Gold Ster Sef'yice 646-7434 10,-Tll l :lO r.M.I . --BY OWNER. sharp J RK MESA VERDF. 4 Br 2 Ba. :! Ba, F'am l{m or nin xlnl cond.,. S89.~ Open Rm. llalecrest. $711,5\IU Hous~ Daily I 5 29'12 An 3t02 Warren Ln 5!)7 t1:i:1;1 dms St .. ~-4471! MONTICI::LLO TWN I lS 1-: 2 bdrm. 2 bath income uml with pnvutc yard aJM1 patio. $190,000. baths •. Open ..,!lous e Sat/Sun 1 ·5. 1801 Seadnft. or call for a ppl. By Owner 3 Dr. I 11 !>a. JBr. 28:.i. 1370 .,q ft Dhl corner lot $83,500 20~1 allach i:.ir . !>Upt:r 1111 . !Ayola. 546-8783. O~ncr poob. clhh!>c, ~hu rp di· to carry Isl mort Inn cor S67.800 By o~n··i V .A. ('tpab only 545-8123 or 960-r.7% CALL l''OH fNFOflMATION 644-7211 67~5416 2 BR. l ba. W31k1n~ dlS· lancc lo shops & bc'\ch. Sl47.0QO. Bkr. 499-4883" Why not. 'give tour:...tr •1 MESA VERDE Chris tmas prt•M•nt'' I 4Bdrm. 2aa. crnr lol l~<h'OOm. 2 balh, 2 !'tory Cov patio 2'.162 Ceylon $8 0 0 0 home. Fireplace 10 hang Sl09.000. Ownr/ a ~t 1our Chfislmai. "'L01·k E , c Ac. ~ mgs. Nol 11 vN" Try ves. ,,,...,..,,...,. • ,~..l.! • $8400. down. Talk to tll-d MESA VERDE , :t~~~~~~. ·<~· f-l5JmsmRtt:f{~ ;~'· ~ ·r.:J(.....,.: ~-· • . ' . . ;1~ ll6Jaamht~ &-Ci-pTCov'PSUO.~s!lI . mmrr Corner Ouplex . 700 Lovely 2 bdrm. 2 hath $63,900 !1()1 loan. 1984 Lertmos Begorua $152,500. Open home. Xlnt cood. 2 !Ilks 3 BR\~ BA twnhsc. Best SI !5,000. Ownrlal(t. l'Vcs. Sat/Sun.64().S829aft5. to beach. Vacant. i''ull buy marea. 5'i;i·5726.0penSun 14 4 BR cxccul1v,· horn•\ price $169.500. Agent, Acacm T ree Reulty. MESA VERDE party pool. Jacuw No HA R B 0 R V I E W 644·""13 f.42-1355 alif · 957 I""" HILLS --'""-------JOOO sq rt-cus tom• tcd _q.:..u _ _..;;y_m...::.g.:... __ . -"""--- 2UR. twhbt!, nu rust l.'pl- B\' OWNl'.:lt •IBr. Crplc. WID 10'" dowr S'.'>1+~1: ruCl' yd. RV stor. hrdwcl UwneraftiPM !164 i \·11 Or... lalh&plu:.l,nU roof i---------nrschJs. park'I. btQC"eji SEACLIFF EST.AUS $78.900MS-367l ~ ---------·-4 l..ocaled 1:1dJacer.t tot t;' 3Br home on R 4 Lot. P11c1ftl' 1\VC c M Poss• ble 5 Ullll:-0 Mi....ich-Yocwn RltN m.i 1m 91~1 fo1rway ovcrlookm.: th• luke Entert.11n1ner .. ll• light 1 BR i • ~ BA l.111' rm. lorm.11 1h1• ..: .Jrt'" lrpk Thi~ 'm1111th f!c." I IOI! hm 1•, ,, tl1•1·or.11111 ---------1 rln•am Wt'I! 1~r11on'I'•! 577,000 l1t<1'1 µi.:. t•fl'\ JI t•t! •I VA TERMS wl hnt·k 11~·ktnl!. B1k, I• tmma1·ul.1tt• hom 1• & thclJC,11·h l(round-. M 11si.1 vc '>lO!'l' .... ---,-,-0---4-3_6_1.--.-... rrll' 4Utt'L ~trt.•el. nr So. -· _,,. C:.l PlutJ I lk'drm. 2 bo ~Ill! &ram rm 1\l'tfa~l ' )~- EASTSIDE ---- --- INCOME JI U N T I N C T f> .._ 131 Two Slory unit...' LJ\NOM1\RK CONDI' l.aragl' w 't',H'h unit' adlt:-. "'tni!lt• o~ rn01rn• •'. KO': l"inuiw tni: ,1v,itl.i romplPte rl'l' .~I ho "'' , a''t:m•· •t•. ·. '•' • 'bit 11 .. •11 ::11 !•'•-'" D EVIN ~lb tii';i---- REAL ESTATE ('c1nrln 'llt I ll. tri•I. 642-6368 1•1rt "'""'hr r1·1r1 • "I· a,?rtl 1! :~ •rPrt' ' l'uut ~OVEINNOW Thi~ vueant bcalltY 1~ 11• afly to AO Out nf .m ·;• uwnl'r 'JY'• "t'll qu11 I.. 01ll~ 10'. 11wn Ownr w111-arr)' all t1an:in1 tnJ.! 1 '.\...i'-~·~'1p) $!12.5-0ll !JI \ I • , '=>" t>fll {: 11 ·~~l\IA•I ABANDONS> /\-'iSU Ml:l.Oi\N Sturdy 4 bedrm.:: but!' • fam rm ( 'IOM' le hc;u 11 "!JJ~ow• ·---~-,... .. Sl6• I 461 PRE:HIGE 1------J HOMES New o rrering 1197.ooo. 3 250 LOYOLA RD home nr golf course EXCEPTIONAL Bedrooms, 2 baths. 1900 OPEN HOUSE College Park, J br. l! ba. Owner wlll carry 2nd .i B<inns. -t rumily rm 333J W Coast Hwy. NH sq. ft. Comer pool sia>d HOME+ lncomt ('Orner lot. Uool nv. $175,000 54().7196 This home IS complrtl'ly 645-6646 CUTECOHDO NICt.: :!BR CONlll' I 1mlt• l<• hd1 Xl llt .t it l!r1•11t i.tJrlt•r ~ ...... S4.:i.OOO ; lot. Shar p executive parking. Many cxtrus _C_U_S_T_O_M_H_O_M_ES __ refurbished : in luv1.•ly --------- home . Good t e rms prfc•Redllc:ed Open dail y . S8J.OOO, MesaVerde.$89.500 available. Call 6-i0·5112 to$259,000. S49-021BAgt. OPEN DAILY P.AUL MARTIN Agent. South or Bayside. A rare B Own L 3 BA 2 BR 345 l. 23rd St, C.M. tl"'"LESTATE and surpri si ngl y Y er. g · 'Lovely new2:.tory.ram1-ti;A EAST SIDE 3 Bdrm .. 2 l>olh~ Si7,500 V A OK. ARent 641t.44G.'l •COM DUrLEX * spacious 3 bedroom + 2 frplc condo .. almost ly homes. 4 bdrms. 3 644-7383 d 2 t h PLUS new. ne11r th e beach. -----Open beamed celUngs. 2 en. s ory ome. baths. s 1tlln i: area _________ ..;.... ________ , fU'eplaces. lots of charm a never vacant roomy p 001 · J a c u z 11 · Un· wlfrplc in nwslcr bdrm. PLUS income rrom rent11I. Pvt financ ing derpriced al s79.1,.SO wet bar m family rm separ ate upnrlmcnt provided ui ii ubst anl1al 642-8714 Moch more. Com1· & sec Many custom realures. savlngslobuyer. Pnme E·s1de loc:1t1on. l lhem OwnH l i\~{·nt $197,500. Call 640-5112 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 RR. 1 ba dnllhou~e. lrf.l 552-4894 or 642·21114 or Agent 304 Gold.wad lot, must :.ell. Open hi.1• 00-7752 Call for •tails. Su t & Sun 1 5 2 l 5 --------- LOWEST PRICB> HOMEIMCDM $130.000. 644-7211 Mo 11n olla S7 1.!lllO 645-2068 /Jn NICi[L Bl\ILl.Y fi, l\SSUCll\TES CdM Cottage. Good loca· tion. Zoned R-2. Room to build. Submit you r financin1. Olli 640·~112 _____ ......;;;;.;;;.....;;;...;;;;. SALE OR LEASE PrlmeCollcll(e Pork loco- tJon, 3Br. 2lia. Cam rm. brick frpl c, bra gh t & airy. pvt ply. Asklnll .AREALFfHD SpuCIOll.'\ 3 Bdrm, 2 lla homl', w /2 brq·k fireplaces. turned wooo poll\$ 11n<I :i deep window IN!gc ror your plants. $89,900. 2512 Ven..-rloc• Agent DlsUnctive E)lf(lish Tudor 4 BR. 2..., BA. canyon, crook. vtcw. Owner/ Agt. $379.ooo. 640-mJ Lease opt.ion or rent, nuw home In Irvine T errace. 64()-~. Imm&{'. duplex by own :r 718 Jasmine. 640-0056 DUPLEX l.AlGAIH 3bdr + 2bdr. 1165.000 OPEN Sal/Sun l to 4 al $17 Oo ld cnrod Ownet' / Aacnt 142-5080 IXCfT'IHG--MIW 182.000. Will consider DupWxt See 721 Orch id leasing. Open SIS 1·5. 223 today, c h oose your Prin cet on. 975·5682, _.u~~ favorite colors & trim for u _9_57_-0360 ______ _ I I 1 '. i-.. II 111 \I I I I thla smashing home + Income. Loadll of wood siding. be11ms & gOOdh:i . Jusll265,000. OPIN SUN. I ·4 f(.JouJJta d1J/,;/ftn -~~l~i·J 6'/.'l-8~.'M 2435 f.. CoHt Hwy,. CdM /JI t (11,\I It•• 101or~ Jr M.11 BYOWMER Open Fri/Sat /Sun WON.,. LAST! IASTSIDI Coll Prk 3 SR 2 DA. 2'7 UIK LOK ramlly rm. fUll carpc.u Spa.c 2 sl,)', 4 Ur. 2•,-, hn, <lrupt'~. brk frpl, all hll fom IU't•I. lovely pGUO. I n II • w ., I k l 0 fruit lr cr~ Cls lo sc hool11 /1'hopp1nii ~ch.1111 llop'a on <'or loL 18$,800 Agt Oan IA'WIA B cu u t cpl 11 / d nlll .... 9817 $124,900. 642-52911 i..;.:...:....:..:.;..~---"--- HEW CONDOMINIUMS IM oCIAM-CLOSE COST A MIS.A CIDAll G&.84 HHllWS Looo11on. quollty and luxvrv ffom S8?.soo LOVISh cedar eXfOf'IOI • Etegon1 1n1ooois COlnedlOI COl~r'IQ' Pn\/Ole pal~ V1ot>OCM:>1.1ll1mQ IJ'.80 bncll t1IU("llOC• [ V\:l•JVI'.:' moc~ t)n('I O<'i\ O•" ( 1 ·1om.r ftl'° kllCNll'I\ •Jl'IO """•• !rm., cOl'f'OOCIO"°• ir>a OI~' ~\1Crl lt7 "'°" CO!P' l•I 1 r--.v0tf\ rt:<:•flOll{'l(I CE'r '• 1 ""'"' p;x;J of'd l'IVO~ ltl<w i~· r:.oe; ~"~" ~ .-.0.~" .. ~. 2$$.t EIOen ~. eo.io Melo Cohlomta (71Al 6'2~73' .. . ~ A SAil PROPIRTIU 675-4890 2 BEACH HOUSES OH A LOT ' Jlllll'k!< '.! l:k, I h ~ hOU'>l''>•for 1111'' sx.~.0(~1 ..•.. ," ,, .. ~' .~ -., IJOI' I h."' l,. 1 t SCO'M' R t-:/\1.TY sa6·1~'\:! c;aEAl FOR KIDS On a cuJ df' ~uc. Walk '" school~. church •r., :>hop p1nJ,l .a Bdrm or 'I & •. d<'I' II-. li.i t~~. r. modclC'd k1tcht·n w 1 n1 "' stow 11nd m trrow .l\11 • loJd' ol cupboorll i.p. ,., 1\ cll'lil' hOllll' • ' .1 1 1<. r pnn~ ol S7 I :Ill(' OPt-:N 1101,;~": SLN' :?1 1 Cl' w 1and n 1 I .... .,., i -- • I ...... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . !I DAILY PILOT Sund!Y S.p•mi.. 17, 1t'l8 Heu.ft ,_. ~ Hoet1tt F.f $dt Hoette1 For S• Hoene1 For S. ~. For S. Houte1 For S... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ............................•........•.••..... ~.~.~ ...... ~!.~.~ ....... ~~~~.~.~ ........ ~~ ...........•.. !?~~ ~.~~~ ..... ~?~ 1"1 II ll•lffc.h 104 ltw.l ... •leedt 1040 lnlM 1044 SACKlt"l<.:E'' WWtew.terVlew ... ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ouaul n tw L.c. 3 hrrn. St>aclou• 2n<Jr1n. 2'1it 0t& ~IHclt 1041 ~leach 104 L..JlMahoch 1041 L.,...Hi,.._t 1052 ...•......•....•....... ..••..•••............. ••••·••···••·······•··· ••.•........•..•.•••.•• ~192 Vlu l'1c•d ri• J.11,inc"' lffill\ll('Ul,ltl', '\JJJ l'lllU' I bd homt• in N11cud 11a11, Jl'rl!tlhly paunt.-11 1'01•w cri>lR It lndKrp $!J:l.:'10o COU.MIPAlk lola.il)' up&raded condP w /11reenbelt1 . lST TIME ADV£1TIS£0 AHANOONto:o 873 4311 !1~~1000c. 4w..!.~h.!:·e:e~~1 ONLY $55,2511. RAROAIN • ..,, ' '"...., . ~AUST A VIT All • llR. hn1ahed bon1111 WHAT'S YOU• IMRALD IAY room 2660 Ml n Ownt!.r Pt..IASUll The ultlmato ramlly Realtor 497-2426 and Ou wtll be Lhe only ud n eded C'harmtnR 2 story, only steps lo pool & rct·r~atJon Up14rudt'li c.·arpeUna. plush drape . kingbi.n• m slcr b •droom. bque ky dean Cenlr•I tluntlnglon Bc•ach IO<'ntaoo Uon 'l heslt le. cull mU!ll ... 11 ttnmetl Ch~11n 81.ko t(1 U\o laku from home. l at t1m~ o n .. Vlll'lllll Ask ror 11111 or )'\IUt co.ay 2 Bdrm. :i h11th m arket. Oceanside or Lr.i(l Townhome In Wood lllway. Stlper l floor 4 rtg1uced to St ls.ooo Mullt se!ll. fly ow1wr. Monure h Summit II, It Plun 3 Rll. 544.94 I I bridll' fo'eelin& luiy' Hdrm. 3 bo !11mlly home· llor Dh-Ktw.M SlroU t.o th • pool ctOlie by on lge l~vel Jot Forma I LA•UMA llACH FOR UH DER S 150,000 N 0 R l N S 2 bu. ()('l'll"i v1eW. l)OOI 714/497 4281J now COOUIY 21 SEA•WE (714) 962-5521 Want ll<Wlludt'" Take a Uvtn11 "dining rm. eech 11wibath on your 11C<:lud1•d w/own farpl. open thru redwood dec k . Th1i. f'rc.:nch doors to beaut hmnt• hu11 u 11 the fine Uled polio ll 1,1uy11rd All 11u111IUe8 of an S&S built new kilch bll1ns pluH hotne HUKHY ON TlllS mkrowave oven Jo'amlty ONE' SIMS.~ rm w/atraum Custom This is it! ! A cottage by U\e sea with fireplace. rose garden and brick patio. nus hideaway for. . $116,500 ~.::.o: :o:.: ~.~:L. .... !~.s.~ FlRST INVESTMENT I IUILOEI ~LOSEOUT Two 3 l~d . ~ Uo un11:. Two lanush1•d IOt1> in Luke near 1101( 11 nct 1cnn1' 1-'oreiol. i411.00ll '"' /\p rac111ues with uw d1!)(1 u• prox tlOW "'' rt 1•J W11h view of oceun Jnd 1n•\'' Pl nm~w1 l>lof k ~ ... 11, <>nlyl165.000 Noqunhfy NL-Xl 10 Brill'k IJmnt•-. 1nii. we've f(Ol thl' e8!>1l'bl Mode l:. C<Jll:J<'\ Tt'rl Cox termiuround 2L'.lt8SHi7tJ7 wkdy)> only c• f« Deteik ¥hultel"li and decor thru· o ut • much more.: -See Catalina from this two bedroom house wi th formal dining room and two decks. Ocean views for ... $134.900 644.7211 1385.000. AvtululJle Sun MOIE FOR YOUR MONEY 28r. 18.a + fJmtlv rm wt rrpk an Old Hununglon lkar h lg lot with RV or boul Ul't•c~s rrom u ll~y $79.000 Call LOOU)' Mallo! Realtors ' 0-4342 • -------ilrYW 1044 SH.UllOOF 4 Bttdtma, 2 ba. f'~R. un der SllOK. Walk ln P¥• k CIOM! to 11rhoul c.: .. 11 to day• IHN/M°""' 536-1461 .... .,.. ••••..•....•..... Yll.IUYHS OMLYS7J,l00 J bdrm. 2 ba, 11n1te film home Great local.Jon an Irvine near schooh1 & park nus is a luntaslic ---------c huy. Appral1111l ulreudy in 759-1501 IJY OWNER Jbdr, 21>0 RV accei.i>, cw.tom in l4'rior I m1 to bl'h S91.lm 962-9449 ~ Walker 1; lee real estate LOW, LOW DOWN OHL Y $2500 Dn $12,ttO 011 this 3 bedrm, 2 lmlh New carpet. new p11int , N e1•d I\ so m c c.: I t)o w new l1111dscupm1C. Your grcai.(' 2 Malei. to lx•:.ich buy, the best In Irvine A C.all now' 4 bdrm . 2 bu home fllEM/ MOIMell favorable for VA financ 53'-1461 ing. 7!1&-1501 ---------1 (~•~t!i!§lttt1 FREI VACA TI OHS real estate H.awau. Mexico. Aspen , . Cunbbcan whe n you Woodbn dge Sycamore 2 buy or sell tl'lroug h sty sgl family home. 4 Counselors Three RcaJ BR. 2'h ba, highly up· ty.846-2612,6467537 g r aded. Try $1 2,00 ----down. 68 Blue Jay. open house Sat/Sun 559-0633 SUPER SHARP OPEN 16661 l'AHLJ\Y Superb Ol•w La<.:ues lu. o dj llunt1ngt on SPARKLING 3 IR wJlr.g laauly country kitchen, pvt i.tudy & i:lassed alnum off m slr 1>Lc.:. Assume 7~.·,;,, loan. Ownr/agt. 559-G.'lJO evs . II arbour 4 5 Rd rans. nancho San Jouqwn. 2 br family Rm, formitl din-& den. end' unit on ~alf an~. ull bllm. 7~ Com· course v11unnbstructed m1ss1on ! AskangS12'1.500. view. Must b('t $119.!lOO Harbour Sales ~~-~ooer. 955.3773 or 846-4408 ~VE AWAY PRICE ---------i Woodbridge Biscay 4 bdrm. 3 bath. ram-rm. 2 &11ut 1111111. Um Vct11it)' Purk Gurd~11 home. 4 KR. 2' 1 b.i. r('ClucetJ lo 194.~ ~~ ~ NIGf I U/\ll I Y t. /\C)t,LJ[ 1/\1 IS a AH CHO SA H TOWNHOUSI:: I rvine Jo ... na•IM Woodbr•dac Crou tna ~...... Bnahton Mdl Sl36.000. ~U1 ,ct,•n,2lltt . vww l:Sy ownllr 646·3903 & Open Sonday I ~ $46-3474 eves. ti ('..rnt.o, Irv ---.....__ ____ _ I' Jl lint knor 1'\·rgu .. on Rltri. 1W 3821 SUNDAY SPECIALS OPEN 1·5 lliUT1FUL IAllGAIH IT 'S REDUC ED. IT 'S SPA ltKLING . ll '8 c u 11 tom1 ze d . with iskyhght. mirrored doors, wood deck11 & trelU11 Popul11r 2 bdr. bdrm. & den Ch11ncellor home.: with c h11rmlng low maant. garden. Walk lo pool. tenru.s & shopping. Open today 2 til 5. 17982 Norton. C.F. COLISWOITHY UALTORS 640..0020 3 I MMclow.,,..1 Shurp Poµlur In pre- st1a1ous Woodbridge. ll aghl y upgraded U\roui(htoot an a warm elU'lhtonc decor. Wulk tol~~~~~~~~~ swim dub. luke & boat tng. ' 30 D~tpriftCJ Former model Deerfield 3 bedroom home lhut has t>een cusU>m decorated throughout In add1llon. an altractlve greenhouse wUl<Jow + air condition· ang. 1370 I SoUtalre Be8ulilul San Miguel in The Racquet Club with central air. covered p11Uo & paneled family room wit h a :.tone firt.i>l&ce 15Wterlty A STEAL! Beautiful Sycamore wit h pn vuh• atnum near the tcnn1?1 coort.s & pool. OPINSUH.1·5 ISUHFLOWH Deerfield townhomc; l bdrm11 .. za,.., baths. frplc .. covered patio. dlb. gar dbl. garage. Xlnl condi· uon Le1u1t .expens1ve on market for this plan. $74.500 OPEN SUH. I ·S 17SILYH CHSCIHT TurtJe Rock Highl11nd.ll. new MacGregor model. 2-sty .. 4 bdr m .. 3 baths. formal dinlnlJ rm .• vault- ed cell .. family rm. with frplc .. bay windowed brkfst. nook ; choo!le own carpeL'>. S207 .000 WOOOIAfDGE OPEN SUH. I ·5 202W. Yalel.oop Prestigious Washinl{ton Model an The &llutcs. 3 bdrms .. family rm • den. -1---. .. w,.. paU~xunwi. carpets. lan dscaped Priced below market al $ll9.~. IAHCHREALTY 551-2000 WAL.HUT SQUARE Plan A. 2 BR. 2 ba. fronl unit. encl06ed patio, cen tral air. Ou.tstandang value at $63.950 tlulW• frplcs $20K an upl(rades. Hwllow I 042 Asking $149,000. I Owht·r ---------1 DAVID. D. CARLSON RIALTO. 122~9293 ••••••••••••• •• ~··••• •• Agt . 559-6773 WATl':Kl''HONT CONOO. 5 BR 2'-7HA eo~C'r lot • 2 BR nuun channel, 30 · · . • fl . :. lap, h 1 g h I y u p ueros:s from JJOOI ~ ~t·nnis graded _$175.000 By The crts $119.SOO 636 71171 Sea Reully ij4G 4457 Al(t_ UJCEFOREST earch ing for val ue? archin~ for price? LC11J11M leach I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .UCH HACH HGTS. View. Catalina sunsets Newer 3 bdrm. 2 ba s plit I 5. cull tnr 11at(' clearoncc llelt>n Rod· man. /\Jll 75\I 0358 . 494.4460 <>NH SAT Ir SUH 1·5 30861 Marilyn Drive Great ocean view. wall; t.o beach. 3 Bil. 2 BA. tam-rm. aarden rm. frplc. dbl gar. covered patio. Completely up· f raded. tt~duced t u 169.950. Owner will carry. no quahry1ng. no fees. lo int rate. short escrow. D..a Hert.or Realty 496·2790 LAGUNA lliCH ISA WAYOFUFI WHAT A WAY TO LIVE l. STOP THE WORLD. here's a place lo get olf. Located in wooded sec· lion of Bluebird Canyon. Outstanding architec tura l des i gn w / DETAILED EXT.ERfOR OF CEDAR & CLASS. Spacious 3 BDRM. & DEN FLOOR PLAN features rustic liv. rin. w/OPEN BEAMED CEI L INGS. CEOAH WALLS & CENTER FIREPLACE. Offered for only $167.000 ful I pn ce 2. A LOT FOR A LITTLI:: ls what we think of lhai. prime Laguna building site. Better than 100 fl. deep W/ S WEEPING VIEW OF TH E SEA BELOW. Price anclude11 COASTAL + CITY AP PROVl::O PLANS uy famed architect Chrl:. Able. At SUD.000 1''ULL P RICE, we think It 's u lot for n little 3. n u: ONLY WAY TO GO I( you want a w~kendcr, w/mi.'<>me- Localed on the--oee1111 side of hwy at Laguna's popular Victoria Beach Is whe re you'll find this older duplex. Larger unit h as BEA M ED CEI L I NGS , OLDf: BRJCK F1REPLl\CE & MAHOGANY WALLED BATH. Yoo may want the smaller unit for weeke nd use. See this one today! i\ real buy at only $159,900 full price MISSION II.AL TY 98SS. CsU}wY. Lagu.na PhoM ~94·0731 -Redwood and glass ho!l}e with panoramic ocean views and stained glass windows on a corner lot for , $138.000 -Laguna charm cott:tge just two bloc ks to t he beac' .. Completely upgraded two bedroom with hardwood floors for ... $143.000 497-3331 CHARM Most of the things you want a re probably already included in this HEW 3 Bdrm J bath home. Fabulous {'raftsmansh1p and exquisite taste have combined to create a blend of Ouk cabinets and fixtures. leaded slained glass and Pell a windows. cl!ramic ~ile countertops in kitchen and bathrooms. ceramic tile floor cnlry way and formal dining room. wall to wall carpets thruout the rest of the areas. kiln bricks for the 2 fi replaces plus a super view. 0,... H«*M 5-day I 0-6 16491e...eawc~0r. CR9CM LClpMll M"AY 0 c c:ottl'ORATI ON 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714)494·2148 K 'I S ENJOY Till': LUXURY and dist 111.1100 or ~v1n)( Mi1"°'9 ~'-io I 067 an th.Lt. pa("aou~ nt.•w J •••. •• •••• ••••• •• •••• •• Be d . homt• 1\dm11 1 :mm.:.i c ~ ttl< San brealhtukml( view-; lrnm Vl'hirde. f.1mll) 1 m . 1ww llvln.g und d1nmK areu~ t•rpt~. pror I mhc pd Imagine fraemll> l'h atltl nk ll30-2ot 1 m a seat<:d fare pit, oi -- turn your 11ltenl1on beaneTn T n lc\d <·1"l4 toward lht: co1.y den w ith hdrm. •wwmR rm. 3 l>o. fireplace ~nd Or!J(I0>1I vacw. i\/(;. Sli;! 1100 Hy 11tained glae~. There .m· owner :'18t1·~2S I <>1wn featur~ loo numcroui> to Sat/Sun 12;, mention. Coml.'. whale 266221\raeena Or there 111 still t1ml! to con· leoch I 069 tribute ln s elect mg 11v •••••••••••• ••••••• •••• po1ntments Call today COU...--Y 1tai._._.CH for a preview show mg "'" nu:.,.. SOMERSET Beautafully n •mod<'led . likt' being m a .:ardcn' Opt·n ;:nd ;11ry ft\•' 1>4.."Clroom. IJ mil)' rnom home with •wo fir .. pl11cr' anti lush d ecor an llarbo1 494-8057 SACRIFICE 4 Br :! Ba. view hme Pool Sl. yd T 0 W SL29.000 b73-341:-> View Ownn Jnicaou' 1.aCJunaHll• 1050 c .• 11 Sh••r)•I llt ••W .. 1. ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 • • • • • 752. urio Uut! lo strokt'. 1.~111ur•• World 2 BR. 2 tm m1101)r J_ nuAIL M~t.ly furn lnel sterhn~ T & L>re:1den Chana $54 ,000 PLACE Ca.<ih. 837 ·21SJ Vll..fHATE•MS ar e available on thu; great 4 Bdrm. lam rm home which sits on ti prt! mium fet: lot prov1dan~ pnvacy :ind ofr :it.reel RV parking. $77 .500 For "1.ppt. Cdl 644·72 I I "1D.NIL EL GAILEY 6,, A5~UCIATES HEW PORT TRIPLEX Lovely Newport Tnpl~x 13 > 2 Bedrm unib Ownl•r wiU CQQperalt· on 1n~tall· rnenl salt" All le;,scs l'r1me inve11tm1•nt Ex· cell~nl location' Owner will rons1dl•r nmtrac•t Call now T521700 •" '' 4 I• f f f I' UISURE WORLD ..!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~ 1 2 Bit 2 6a . El M 1rado1 Condo. behind 1:111« 14 DOV EH SllORJo;.<; Ownc.JBkr lllUSl sell 4fu JBa. pl'of lndscpd. & dt• corated w / J.1ruu1 &. pool Bltn m11·rowav, m any olht>r x1rr.' S22ll.500 Opn Sundny:-. l2·5 L5.11 Hsghhtnd Dr ~orR3J.1316. 4 UNITS North end . walk lo beach. shop. & bus. good annual gross. in high de mand area. wncd H 3. Xlot Pot.en ta a l! $215.000 O.Y.O. A s pac ious 2 bdrm unit with exparuuve OCt'an & sunset vie ws ; beautlfuJly maintained; financing ava.il;Jble. Sll6.000 CONDO 1l11.s s pectacular ocean view 2 bdrm . & den unit. has attached 2 car garage. many custom VALUE Think of 1t! 4 BR. 2'"1 BA + den & dming room. 2 fireplaces. 2 patios. dou b le g arage w I e l cc: opener AND someone to do your yard work in Jov· ely pallo home -all Cor only 1115.000 Ko/an Ui l '1'' I j •, ~ r I ' I J , I 1 I,' I tt1 11•.: ·ll.l'~dd tJDJc._v.J!.l.. u een!>cH view Upgraded carpt•t:1 w/ beautiful ma tchlnjt drapes. Priced lo i-l'll below markl'l <1l S7K.OOO J im Pate. Phn a Now1>ort fUty. 975-061_6 ___ _ HIUstDE HA VEN 11.~FR.AME ;: Sty . J bdrrn • 2 ba . UI> .:raded t111 ua>ut Wulk tu OCt!W\. pool!> & h!OOI» SI 14.500 CA VWOOI> Hfo.AL1'Y 11'(; !'48 l2f)(1 OCEAMFROMT '"iM I 044 PRESTIGIOUS This Driftwood Model has ll all. Huge MBR Wllh r1replace ho~ ii. s1tuuted on an t!XPllOlilVC .:rcenbelt w1 'h the level. good noor plan. Al· ---------realures 1n cl ud1ng 21---------frplcs . Move-In c:ondi· rotlTH REALTY • VAASSUMAIU ._. and owner rrw y carry 11 2nd TD on lh1~ 4 bctrm. :.: bath retreat with sweep mg hills ide \Ill wi-. pool, Jacuzzi. and ull wrapV\,'<l in lovely wrought iron fenc1n2' Call 11.irry Cowan 752 1920 DUPLEX 2Ur. I Ba cat ti unit. '• Bu. an lndrv r>rt 2 C"ar itaraJ?e. we! hurn frplt kitchen HHQ h70K 67(11c' • W Ocntrnt S365.000 25'. On Shown by u pp'I only Cont:ict H S J>att1sur1. /\t(t. 642·3008 Prim· only ...•.............•..•.. You dt.-scrve it Lovely 3 waters or :i 35 acre lake tractive 1crm11. Make or OH GIVE ME A HOME .... bc..odroom & d1nani:t room 1 · I home with extra room in appm~ a plOSt ol your back door' Two l''P :.!11'.1 fer. $129,950 a 2 bdrm. 2 bath pal1n home. pleaM?. un udull community, with lovely c arpet1nK. f1repluce, m ir rored wardro bes. fenced yard, + double itarage ! OK. you got it' With pools and tennis uc l't:SS! Only $78,900 (; ull Denyse O 'Connell jtarage. Surrounded by l111Uu. 4 ens Fil . Hnd Q u .. I H T & gr eenbelts & close to the owner~ are anxious CHA•MtMG cvcrythlng in University to i.cll ! Orfl!rl!d al 3 blks lo oeean Split Park. $105,000. Coll now Sl~.900 level. Rough wood & ror address. brick. 4 bdrm. 3 ba, com ~ CALL NOW pletcly r efurbished ~/... Ideal locution. $225,000 aill.a..!7~5~2_,.!· 7~3~15~ ------i Tt'rmllAMHICAH DONALD M. llRD HOMI REALTORS Auo<lo tn ... olto" COLLEGE 494-1001 494-7513 752-1920 J_ l'!\UAIL SMOICETREE T 2 BR/2 ba. end unit . PLACE Patio Nr tennis. park. PROPERTIES'-$73.500. Owner. 551-2736 c WoodbridJ:e 3 HR 2 HA PARK Syra cuse Model on quiet HOME + street 4 Bdrm~. 2 ba INCOME The hvml( s pace 111 where Charming wood/ glass. it's needed. The only de remodeled. New t iled velopmenl In Irvine with kitchen & baths. Pegged lulh & plaslcrwalh1. & grooved har dwood 0,... Tll l ;JO P.M.I Creekside i\t1pt•n home GREAT Fully draped. carpeted & landscaped. $93.995 Owner. 551 ·0438. Leallt' ENTERTAINMENT opllonalS49Smo_. - floors. 3 OR. 2 BA. +stu dio. R ·2 ,Lot ra10mn lll)me With J bedrOOlnS, WOODBRIDGE 'l'wrihs~ larae f amily ..,r:oom. 2 Sr. 1~7.000. U)' "~i~nck palio. ~ tM" .. Pormer Deerfield 'model OPEH HOUSE Asking Sll2.000. Call to SAT Ir SUM ~-14891 Doheny Cir. IAHCHREALTY 551·2000 3 Bdrm. cent wr. Cornette Re11lty 661-17 14 ll's a Steul! Broallmoor :i UNIV. PARK br. S94.9!JO. Rl1><'llY 5 br, ,__.TOD "'Y I S gigantic lot $159,!lOO _.-....,. .._ • &U-0112.644-6687 4735 ROYCE Ila rd tO find Grossmomt IOff MlcltellOftt mVlllage ll.2 BR.2 8a. Room y. spacious & com pletely det11ched. 11piuitling clean ; 3 bdrm . Many upgradc11. beaut. family horoe overlooking (pie. lofted celhng. Call l ush greenbelt , in a IT DIDM'9 saa 17 552·8133 t.o see warm & friendly com-" ' ~ ---------• mwlity. nearby schools. YOU DIDM"T CALL WOODBRIDGE. S67.SOO. churches. shopping & ~ eo.e.r II.fl. N1•w 2 s ty 2 br. frpl, pvt recreation. Enjoy the CENTURY 21 yard. Avail Ot't. complete & rewarding M&.QOO 559.7400 673·5775, 645-9733 environment of Universl· IMRAU>IAY BY OWNES OPEN HOUSE Sal/Sun 1.2·3 Walk lo beach, beams. wood. view. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, llSS.000. Call for gale admittance. 4U4-561Hl U2-3 > or 873-1653 Unsurpassed 270 degree wh.ile wate r view (best an La guna . I Luxurious 3 bdrm home. lush garden room. hu«e master bdrm s ulle. 1200 sq. ft. redwood deck. $339.000. Owner/ I\ gent 494-9921 ()pn ___ hll_e_W_ood_b_n_d_g_e-. _Su_n, ty Park In this truly rine -----------------•f l2·5. 22 Partrid11e. lSolwl.nOOOhome. offered at 21~61S~~.·~ C Ph 111 i p11 /I REN "· ,.r -_.-llST IUY IM 754~1 "'9et' VlctGf'f• leech tlVIME . COLLEGE PARK 2 New wood and 1tla111 ll111te 6 BR 4 Ba honw an Orangetree Condo, tcnn111 2 1 o O 1 q • ft r c 11 ad . The Kanc:h, over :J.noo 11wim'1t. hcuith club etc. 1 .. OUTSTAHDIHG" w/beaut. ocean vu. Semi "sq.ft.. Wlth g11rden ruom BrSSl.000. 64'0·1818. MOT JUST pvt 11rH. Wnlk to bcoch o4Hhe ma11ter bdrm. Cnll ---------thru underpass. 3 BR. 2.,._ -S8110for moredct111l11. DY OWNER Greentree. AMOTHll.HOUSI ba, ram rm , laundry. l~e Upgraded 3 bdrm . 2 Ba. 14192 YUCCA 1waie room. Uniquely home-Many Ext ra a AAma.a TOD"'Y l·S detlped lnt.oSlevela w/3 .... : • HERITAGE . REALTORS llurTY 5S9-1433 ..,.......... .._ aim-declla. Many qu111. U ... •v-srTY P"llC A b I I be• u t Ir u I extraa. Wiii c onalde r "'.... ""' "Berke lo " p la n In trade (Qr Iota bld11 or Ler&ett In Woodbrldael l.c 48r, centrally louted absolute showroom con· T l D•, 2nd TO pou . SBdrm, 38a, kitc:h nook . to rec 41 1ihoP1Ping. ,re· dltlon! Immaculate 4 $241,500. di I uonably pr c:ed or ._.._ family rm -"" llvln 1. fam • n nR .,......,., .. -• 3 Tll OOf quick u lc 1127,500. IQ . rt. h ome o n rm•· rar ,.r. er M2·1738or &40-4111 m a nicured g round11 . 2 (rptc·a. Bckyd vu On ---------• Reall•tlcally preaented clll-de-aac. Prof lnd1wpd WOODutOGI " " up"rd thruout. srns.ooo TOWHHOUSI •t.•ni.llOO orbltorr.Prineonly.by 2 Story. 3 bdr m . 21,, 111 !1:111· \ l1 ,. •;:PP~·t:...;onJ~y-~;..;...._5_91_~ ___ 1 baths Lowe1t prl ccd New.uparaded,28R2BA "Driftwood " m odel home aelllnl b low · Mouuted 11clltr. 1ubmlt ma r ket. l m m ed. oc· on price " lt!.rm1. C.11 cupancy MH tM 040-51 12 Agent. '' .• ·1 11'. I I , I ,-.,, ,', 1. I I 11 ,, I. I I 11' ... OCIAH VU COMOO Lee spac 3 Br, 2 ba, alnl cond. Walk to bch. close to11hoppln;. W9,JOO. 4'7-t.711 REAL ESiATE tio n ' P ri ced under tOOON.COAST HWY mar kt.'1. at SIS~.000 497-2461 J QUAIL PLACE PROl'BTIES- 'OHH SUH. I ·4 764 layYie'w Plac• Panora mac ocean view. On q uiet cul de s a c : ·~--10,.. __ n_1_:1_0_,_..,._._1 _ 110!) N "'°"" Hlghw•IV ·-la9una S••JCh C-926!>1 spacio u s 2 bd r m • l N' f ~~:::!~<1~:~~1QhW1ty Studio/family rm., 2l,AJ aguna 1gue SouthlaQvn•C•92677 bat hs. deck. private ~- RED SAILS I N THE m 4•49H:.91 patio overlooking lovely Realty ~ SUN SET & SNUG garden : s ituated o n ~- H A R B o u R wit h --------1 large street to street i.t. M~"'RCH l"'Y panoramic views from Owner w ill finance. """"'.._ .._ this WoodsCovedazzlcr. =@=~ Laguna 's best b uy! TERRACE Beautiful 3 Bedroom. 3 $235,000 AU wood & g lass horn.· Bath home with family OCEAHFltOHT wtth exposed beam ecal room. S230.000 POIT II.AHA New Usting. JUSt steps to angs. entry courty:ird 4 1104 So. Coa11t Iii way LAGUNA 8t:ACll 497-2457 llGOOD s11ndy beach : 4 bdrms . 4 Bdrm, ramaly and forrna I Overlooking the qwet· buth.'I + guest opt with dining rms. pror lndM·l)'i nClls lhatbelongs onlyto kitchen. bath & bdrm. Callnow!Sl89.500 Lagun11 , a home w ith S6'"'" 000 W p R d · & c 11 r ""· · "'Y "'IOVE A Jgnity spuce. a or oc•" ... FRO ... T .._ .._ dct.alls.SllM.000 lliAn " 2 Bdrm up1H:r t•onl1u SNUGGLE UP Aliso Beach, 3 bdrms.. (ronUnJ( El Niguel .;otr ~our d en. 2...., baths, new course. lmprovl.' )'ollr In thtS -SO. r.a-una cot· 'paint. carpecs & drapes' fife with all bit in lot ch MO .•IN.LAW tage w/1ts h1J(h beam S48S.OOO . Pvt C'O mm p on 1 & ~ · • " ~:-~. At,.,.. ~.Q_¥i)'~r1>lc · • <>C.~..... jacuzzi. ABktng S9'1 .•. f 0 ,. a f cw ext r u -Si>acTous"ltvftHr:rfii' r,, "~l -~,--. ~Hoa11:.5 smackers. you can J(ive wood Oool'li & a peelt' 3 u p11rad ed 4 bdrm .. 3 4 • 5 her a nlfly apartment the ocean. for Sll0,000 baths . lots of natural O utstanding 3 Bct rrn with smash ing ocean DOU'HIH It.I . woods. Fresh paint. new Townhome wit h newly view and all amenities . Cal 494-851 I carpets & drapt'S. Large carpeted + decoral.l'<I In On upper level. olso walh ~~~~~~~~~ deck off laving rm .. tenor. Ocean view from exciting view, .you. your = beautiful ocean & sunset UPfllalrs bdrms. Pnvuh• wife and kids can have a v I 11 w '5 A I( r e a l parking at wh1tl! s anrt delightrul 3 Bedroom. J FEIT TO THE IEll.CH hldcuwoy ! $475.000 beach. lll9.tiOO. B at h hom e Pr1c l' $149,SOO SHAWSCOVE 5Daclous&Airy! $225.000. OWMt' Fw..c:llMJ Spoc10us. ncwe 3 bdr m . PaTk Niguel Condo. :l b aii HEWELL II h 3 bnlh.'I, (amaly rm . vie w Bdrm~. den with oui< ASSOCIATES ~1tC:i~~e~~a ~Ysu~~~ deck. large lol l·Ulk lo patrquet noonni:. larih: viewt1 : prellm. plans for bcuch. $239,500 breakrast .ar~J to k•ll'h , ltfflten a2nd·lltOry. Have coastal CROWN POINT plus sep. din. room LA111~ 494-6594 approval. v acant: wall North end. ocean 11idc of ly reur putio. plui. .i lt8~LDTHUCI EIU<>Y t.he comfort uni· que to thla qu1Ul.)' North End home. 3 Bdrm• + den on pool siied view lot. S235,000. Agent 494~ c:onaider leaaing W/OP· hwy. 3 Bdrms .. 2 bnths, view' $105,950 tJon. private a trium Very MORTHVIEW J IUSIHISS quiet area.1?25.000 On beautiful corner lot OPPO.r\JHITIS ovcrlooluna moonttun•. 3 l d M II ~ • DCITIH'-bdrmx wtth hugt' master n the Lumberyar 8 "15'" • • swle and lg<• hv rm Very Card & gin. shoK, C{trry: Views from e very room: popular modd. Like 1., Inf( Hum mel & ockwoll unlt1uc deioan. 3 hdrms • sec" SI 12.000 WESTCLll'F 3 br ~ F R w/lotsofpxtr:is SlS5.~ PENJN Ou1>lex. re nt/ S/W. reduced to S189,000 NPT Shores duplex Im moc .,. you own latmJ. $182.000. NPT Shore duplex .J+l $159.500 Munno Reulty 642·8850 Hari»or Vlew Ho..1 fllnu R.ctuced lleuuliful Monh•J(o 4 BR fllmaly room + 'l bnlhi. Ne w curp1·L~. d r a1•t'" puml & wallp11p<>r 1823 PORT(',\ IU ,OW OPENSUND1.\Y 12·4 lkStarM•Co. 64M71 t "CJC.,.. J· ... a:•• . Resad/Bkr ~0.901'• TUE PROPERTY M1\RT BELOW MARKET Ul tho' BlUFfS 4 • 0 Vlata Roma 0,... wffkends I ·S orbyappt. 3Bdrm. 2'1'a R.1 V-Vla n c:ondo Wood -deckt:l'I paUo. living room, d1nan~ room. 2cor CllrllJtl' s 113,500. . 714 . tl40 020tC 213 726 2.'>'111 Olt• ctlllecllon line,. :?a,, ba .. 5 dl•Ckll. over .. 9 ,,9494 Jewelry &apeciolilic>!i 211001q. n, New, hurry lo ,. r European a1fl II & sell 11tt•"'$349.500. Open Sun 496-241 l =~s.:~:~ Loq.a HltJNI I OSZ (),. -...................... . WATC ll AGUNA SUNSETS. whlle 11tun~ by a bc1ck frplc. In lhl• lmmac. 4 BR..homt. New cpt. fresh paint. Dbl car pr la low malnt yard. D07,000. IJGHT fr CHEER Y. 3 BR c1lm home w•ll de· 1t1ri•d w /only the hl&httl.!Juall\y m attrla\I u11ed>Ocean vle w ~ tcnctd yo rd Sl~UOO. 494.allt 1990& Coa~t llwy LAGUNA BEACH shella. A81t ror Jconne l·S. 14ZI C.rrlt08 ... .,.. C...,_ CANYON HOME Ocean vlew&walk tot he With Canta stlc ot.'1!un beach ; 3 bdrm11 .. 3 baths. v1uWs. quiet wit h Htllo cera m ic tiled pool & t.reet tramc. 41 Bdrm .. jacuul : o n a l arac . 3~ ba .. s deck•. new private1 wooded lot. A paint. wa1Jp1per & lux· apedalnomt for S237.500 ury car pet. A11 k1n1 ... McC.,...ck me~. Open Sun. H . • .., 4'4-7151 2020San Remo. UMOISTIUCTID OCEAN • CATALINA VIEWS 3 Bdrm. updat~ home 3 Blkl to Allllo Beach. Ow n i:r w 1 cnrry w / s 2 o . o o"u d o w n 1154.000. "Z" REALTOR 494 861 l Have somolhlna to scU ~ ClauiCled ads do It well. ' . Reduced tl\11 wet* OCn views. top locauons. 2 cst m wood 4' ill.Us homaa. lndscpd. l Or.t dwn s180.ooo " 12~.000. Ownr 41M-~l06 fllc~t~!!~~~ TOWNHOUSE IN LAGUNA NIGUEL 3 b~droom. 2112 bath townhouse with a beautiful view of the tulls. 2 pools. jacuzzi and just a rrw minutes from the beach $99.000 " A COCDWIU IANt(HCO. 496-7222 831 -0836 ,. """ ..... 0.., .... ~ ...... I .. : .. -• rt# ..... -..... -,. ... . • .-.... -.ra--••••f -. .. ._ '· ~ ' ...... --.... . . .. ' . . .. ~ ~ ...... . . . . ... ., • . • Hoa.. For S• ~ Ho..•H '°" S• "-tHI ,_.. S• l Hevtt• Per S• ··········•············ .........•...............•.•..•....••......•.. ·•··•·················• HOttHI ,or s• Sunday. Stpleml>er 17 1~6 DAIL v PILOT DfP ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~ ... !~.~ ~~.~~~ ... !~.~' ~~~.~~ ... !?.~~ ~~~.~~ ... !?.~~ S. CletM..tt I 07 6 Other ltol &tot~ e>ttt.r Rtel Estott ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............•........•.•.•••••....•••....•.... ............•••.....•.. ···········•·•··········· Otttet' bat lstote ~r Real Estate .H SMASHING PAURMO Oct•un Golf \:ourllt' View (",-0i1do, tBr, frplc. wc1t b;ir , pool. j ucu n i, $62.KOO . 4 0 8 ·5~97 or 4.911·~aft 6PM. MobileHCMNt 1100 f.or Salt l>wllltHS/ 1100 ONttsae. lftcon. ,~rty 200CJ' I :oo ••••••••••••••••••••• ... , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1170,ortC.._... Lingo H .t.orYt.w..._. New cuatom home. 2000 ~. tt . 3 br. CamHy rm, farepl11ce ~lwe.:n dining & lMog room. auodeek off mu ter br. 2 ba, 21-\ car aaragc Rest bu)' In area IJ00.4180. ~-6974, IWl).2949 WATER LOCATION $54,500. l:.u1wr loc11tlon Uh JUUi; IU""" fl"Qm rtbf\ ..... 1>0<11 \1~14 ur v.irk lllld 1 11~ IJihh 4Ur, 2l"8a 2 ftplt:s, hardwood r\t111r'> In t'OUntry 111\l'hf'n, p11n1•llod and .,.111l1Yl!><'rt-d 1111 ooot l'r1rod bclu.- markl't •t l208000 I l\ll>I N('l l'l>l-.ll R&.J&T.n .. OH! Of A KIND .. Terrific 2 t.e•oo•, ~~....., roOM, _...._._tlMIAY VIEW of di th• ba.etAg tieftyfty. Ceu•alty pool T•• ecf• ...... of WA fHAOHT ..... tr... 2 ,.tlCK. a.st of ..... tlteN'• a M.t aAp ••allmltl Allllott .. xt door to "0.....y't". · OP£N HOUSE SAT /SUN 12·5 Prhacy In TIM lalrfft BY OWN£R 648·9256 l ....,._, 21'> b .... -. Dolorff l'tM & ofry flld ..Wt. ,..,, cui_..toc priwocy, ,...,... VILLA GIA .. ADA Whit e waler occ;an v1otws, sounds of lhe ~url. In San Clemcnlt•11' moi1t luxunous condominium residence R1trely uvall. only 1120.000. O~ HOUSI SAT./SUM. l·I P.M, 700 Udo Part& Dr. # 17 Ut.}_\ \.lo KO~l lhl~l I .! °"' \ • t ti t1 1 \I lludd,·r "', I i.\un h I• "' \' u l• I .J , It..-$4 t7 0\'111 ~ 11lo:t ''"' r C1bW" dl,lj;IW•I ou.. ~ Ufo~,. l'J \t<t' \ 'l tu "" S..•\ r $1641l ''h.1tl•·" ...., V1anturd ltt.,1lto1 ''" 1111 l) IR~~ M l 4b..\tJ (lpt•n 1\ll' lhru t-'11 11 J ~liXJ ~·11i.hi.1rt• On\ t' llGCANYON HUGE LOT !1111 lU.1 J rrµh ... Iii\ unuw. hom.. bmll UiJ\•11 llClll'l) "4 of Jn Ul'rt.'. l ul lit ~111 1,11 lJ,lrtull\ 11t• n N'iakJ tJ1n1YUl. "'l°l bJr "'ine rJrk!t. 1111,•1 cum Pt.ms for puol. pJ 1,1.id dot' bourd t•our l t'lt' lll t' mcludl'd Sep.trull! vd J~a for kids, 'Clnl loJO d1>1>Umpt1on OP~N llSt: SAT/SUN 111 ~ •• lnverne~~ DuPre Ir A uoc. Agt. (;.ill Jun 1-111nckrlli 1'7 14 I 7 ~!1 -090!'1 oft'. SHI 5787 re:. & li40·6984 Jl, Sun FOR SALE BY OWNER lh.!l(e 4 bedroom. 2 bath. wilh pool.jacuzii, fnm1ly room , 2 f ireplllCl'S ft re pit. completely re· mode led throughout. Hank appraise d at .SUS,000, Mus t sell Sl49,9SO. As low as 10"1. down /\:.k fo r Ed Chl'rnow. 964-2455 By Owner. Bluffs condo, 4 Rn 2 BA. $12.'1.000 Prut uni) tll9 IJ1 ln1nur 644·4l72 ~1': STC' I.I F' 1-' 1 II 1\ I! HOR HIGllLAN O. hv 0 14 ni·r HACH TIJPLIX s 169,000 UVw1i1.1n•t> • Jut'll ll!tll'fl Slt·r-. tu pe>u111tlnR ~ur1 ~~~I Mdrd thruoul T r f'rn t•nd 11 u1> p n • .. 1billl1t!1t <'11 11 Mr. 7171 '· [~lillil IAYFIOHT t:11•.1l It•• 11t1on, l'nJ<•> lluJtinii •v.1mmm.:. IHI . h ... uh Almvsl new tux unuw. hurnl! lll'1th l)lt!r & llihl) F'ee s>r u pcrt y l\ft••nl il7!1~ UHHUIDOF pnce ~xrlwuve, quJel arna, 2 bdrms .. 2 ba .. pool. luH•ly upgraded .drapes. m irrors & carpeung in this condo for $83,000 1184 Rulland 116. open Sun. l 4 MURCHISO .. ENTRPRISES 675-999 I ro.•d br huh tre••ff. HewHt NCH-. UP9"edtod wfftl buJttiit1, ... 119, & RIO• 1..., .. ~·Mon a. c..t. ~to Ml tltl1 ....._at ... SI 57,500. 644-7020 ZHOUSH OHONl!LOt Nl•Wpu rt llt•tl(hh SI O'.O 000 Owner 111 moUVlll ('<l' C'llll 645 !lllll '1 OPEN t-IOU~E REAlTY .;ti'!' GREAT BUY Lowest priced S bedroom in Harbor View Just re· duced ~lSln.500. Hurry• Call UDO IA YFIOMT Lra entry r rtyud to sun ny, ~par 5 Br fom1ly home Many ~undcck!I. M~tr 8K w frpl Owner \l l ll cwtry, fle x ib le f1nanr ing l.rg lo t $600,000. UN"rTED BROKERS Oi'~NNESODERLING 675·5626 UDO IA YFIOMT Lrg enlr)' crtyard lo sun· ny, spac. S Br family home Many s undecks. Mstr BR w/frpl. Owner will carry, flex ible financing. Lrg lot SGS0.000. UNITED BROKERS DENNE SODERLING 615-5626 BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 2!5 Del Mar 49'l-4121 Mobile Home on beuch. 3 BR 2 Ba furn. $26,000: of· fer l -496-1840 Waterfroat Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631-1400 °"*"IHI llltate Mobile Ho.. Ston HOME OPEN ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24x.54 1977 MadU.on. 2Br. Sat & L.11 z to 5 ~ Hon.s 2Ba 111 very nice park -For 5* l I 00 Low. l.-0w P ark Rent 158 C•tlt Cutr•o, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nowa\ail <6MCi\ 771 S.C . Mobllt Ho.. Sfor• IWl·81l95 Heoutiful J bl.'<irm , 2'.~ i'·AMILY PARK "'c"""'rt 8cach Live on ba th. Pres 1dent1al 24x6038 28 J rr •• ~.,... Heiaht.:;. super plan "F" r. a e en.on, lhe bay. 2 br. walk tu .. new llx21 add-on, corner Udosbops Custom carpel, drapes. lot. unusual privacy. RENAISSANCE wallpapers. lrash com· priced for 1mmed iale SS7-0600 499.3315 paclor. elec gar. door sale.$29,SOO. (1739·73). opener. 14x l6 Ma ster 848·8895 ·72 Broad more l 2x60. 3 bedrm. Close lo 2 pools & ------. -.---bdrm~. l ' 2 ba. s tove & jacuzzi. MaJnt. free liv· Beach LIVlng r efri_g. $8.500. firm ing. 3 min to beach. 2094 ft Owner anxious. Reduced Several new homes left 11685 a · 6Pm to$89,500. in a beautiful rocky Ho n eymoon M obrl e lwcJt Corporaffo11 ocean front park. pvt Home. Palm Springs 682 N est.Hwy, Lag Bch community. s ubletting Part<. $49'35. A bargain' Dys4!n·1705eve498·122S allowed in pa rk 3 751-92511 beaches + pier. homes ---------priced from · l973 Silvercrest. :!4xll4. $29,900 2Br. 28;1, fam rm. btfl VA IUYERS RENAISSANCE adlt p1.1rk w1all fac1tht1es "'u 11 v I\ I . . l K JI ;J 0 I 2 3 ' r p NEWPORT HTS. r a PP ra 18 c Mobile properties & Wcstml.nslcr 531-41 lli Newport Cnter IAYSHORES S75.000. 3 Br. 2 ba. beaut land development Co i!i.l!•lltllHl ,'\: ([ 11., . ' . ll\l'.111111 h GREAT ltG ' 640-5157 IY OWNER ~~Si~a~~t~~~ F~~I l7t41499-3816 ore. SAT/SUH 1.5 FAMILY HOME Open Sat/Sun 1-5 3 br. ii! tastic buy Vacant (714) 557-0600 BAY.SIDE VILLAGE 300 3112NOADST. ORlVEDIRECTTO ba Cape Cod widen & E.Coastllwy No 267. -...TOD"'Y I S l!IOOH1 gblaruis dining rm. Fr. doors. COUtifrlY MobileHotfte Store 2Br. 1&, $19.000 ; & No ""'"a-. A • corr rrvinel Th1s 3 wood pegged noors. USl.>d UVIHG Single wide. Accent 331. 28r. 2Ba. $31.995 4 N & FAMILY bedroom. 2 bath beaut. brick patio. 2581 Vista Chamtlng 3 Br. 2 ba, 7 yr w/new 8·x14 · add-on. Bier. 675-4010 ovasam LOT Harbor Highlands va-,~Dr~-~S35~7~,500~f~c~e.~~~~I old hm. Beaut hills & CB· new cpts/dfll6, below pk Acreage for Salt 1200 INVm.,.G SPA cant home needs new1• nyon view. Some ocean. r ent. Only $23 ,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uke new. rus tom home; OWTier. Open House Sun Lg dine area. fam-rm. <8047-62 l848_8895 F•root.-20 Acres 2 year~ young & barely l-4. Century 21 Doyle Co. 2003 Vista C...tal fp, mature lndscpg. Xlnt ---------Prime choice a voe ado erijoyed. Suvi:r location _n_e_a_lt_o_rs_._548_·l_IG8_. __ -1 TMlhlffs buylll7.000. GR~LIAFPARK land. Need qwck sale near everythfog. Offered OCEAN Vll!W Owners want offers on 5Star Adult Community Flexible terms Submit atS2lO.OOO. OPEN SUNDAY 2·5 this lovely 2 bdrm .. 2 GORGEOUS CONDO 1750Whillier Ave . CM SOOOO. ac. tiJJ.4560Ag,ent 1-'antru;tlt· ocean view 3 11 1 bl •· ·f 1 I 00 Intrepid b11th. formal d1nmg rnn b 11s av111 a c ucaut1 u 10 ~•ere Avocudo Cro"'' Jo with fant;oslrt• Buck lir, 3 tt. ulmosl new a!x62 Keywesl. Huge (approx. 1000 ~q "· k Highly upi:rd'd. /\I C . , ... 11 blwn g··rn·t.i•'m $167,500. Vallc•y Center Ct ) b · h 3 bd C d .,;cy V.11!~!..A~ mg pru·t• -...u u ,.. 'N S D '' l . ng L rm on n Si fp')I, dbl gar. t::xcep L,,.L 79L 5 • o .... o un ~' Unique floor phrn, 30' i lS2.SOO. O ·n un-:-rs-Uonal rtr pl1111. 1 Br ___ v_ .. _.,.. __ v___ 642-2164, 673·0782 · R1nq b40 55b0 Anyl1nw Eastblutl Prof BlcJq On IA curnc·r lot., 4Br.1---------•I 21,&. drn rm, xtra I~-------- fum rm $1atl,WO-I il4 1 ma !.. l t.· r s u 1 t e w I i'~ • • dnstarrs. elegant mslr Mobile HOffte Store IUILDHS!! ~~:itu:~~b~~~hlc~n~~ 1J/":M'._Z~·11~·~·=mt11 !<oleW/fp. t ll2,500. FANTASTIC BUY I /\ere bwlding Sill' W/illl PORTOFINO court:., swim pool. ele l!. .; 1 ' YOU'U LOVE IT L o ve I y db I w 1 d t: uul. Ruy all 4 at $15.000 tiJJ.4618 Best Buy Jn Npt Shores 3 ijr, 2 ba. hse w/fp. $99,000. Call now for de· talls of spec bonus ARt. 5.'i6-45S6 ______ , Hay fro nl complex ; Ncwparl JW. Tol4l'f1>, PenJn.,Ul:J aault ('Ondo. 2 BR. 2 bo, pnv. balcony, flool. securi ty b ld K ~l.)!1.000 ~Kenl 67~5:.!0tl H&rbo.r rew llo mes Coc.t & CCMmtry • 675·5930 • 4 Lg Br. 2.,,. Ba. elegant Par k lane. completely each. Fut growing areu pha se I JI . Th rs--!! R~ 64M 181 ~:~16:1~' ~7 ~E~C~:.~t ~ll~"~'~-~t~·c1~:0.~1 mstr st.e w/fp & ocean upgraded, very low park FARGO bdrm +sep ~uesl rm bas ... _.,. _ view. Fam-rm. dine cm. renL 124=~784~). l/676·5717 or l /522-2080 2600 sq flw1th 3'h ba.H D e lu xe Newp ort PRICERB>UCED! rmmed Ot'CUp. Be aut . ach~opetiy USO you're looking for quuli-llideaway, 4 BR. family Ow 0 er 5 3 Y s s e 11 ! home priced to s ell. De Ania Bayside Viii •••••••--••••••••••••• ty, you can have immed rm. forms.I dining. un· Fabulous 900 sq. rt. en· $134,900. adull park. 2 BR 2 BA. tuna Bc:b. ~.view possession of llus super believable price. Open tertalnment room + 4 AA llACH RLTR hf.le. washer I'd rye r Portafina lot w/plans . clean home that s hows SIS. 1942 Port Bnst.ol. bd.rms .. formal dining 307 N El Camino Real r• ri~. Comjl. carpeted. SU0.000, 484-il>O&• 1, Like a model. 2315 Port f"anwl.lc Realtors f · 1 , San Clemente S~ac1ous s1ecluded ~.lio. hry Lot"/ i•.. 1 p $2 .. 000 539 1106 rm .• sep. amt y rm . ..-":>.Ll. """'I } >.Lt ., '-<lrlts e lucc · 1.,, · etc .• etc. Must see-t.o fully 492·2 I 00 c ~ . ....., · 3 uw, r--.a 1500 including land. Owner · te' 1152 500 IJcact\. & boat moom)8' · --,...-• leaving area. must sell Westcllff. by ow~er, 3 BR, apprecta · ' avail. By Owner. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• this month. Subm it all of· 2 ba. F.R .. Priced under NEWPORT IUCH Sun 10-4. 673-0320 da~s. larbor Memorial Park. fen; A.,'\ G40-4lOS Open market 1148,0~. Will RIALTY 675-1642 OWHHSAYSSlf..L! 67~1eve11• CM. 3 lots s425 ea. ChL'l weekend. ronslder lse optron 1212 ---------Be lC I B ho ~0858 Pembroke, 5'18·0708. aul ~ 4 r me on Mobile home for sale by 1---· -------Hart.or Vu Hmu C f 1 10,. Montego 48r, PR. hr and ontract o. s~ e · , 1• Harbor View Home 4Br. 2Ba, family rm, din· NEWPORT CREST Shorecliffs Golf Cour~e owner. 8x35. omnwrclal SU,ER .Uy a.II redecorated. Move 1n 6"~ 1304 ._~., nu c·rpti;, rl•dc<.' lhruout. down. 3 br 2 bai !oode1. Var ant. cu!lv financing I· I . T Bub ft arc e Sllil.500. f \'~ o"·n~r. 957·2fo66 1ng rm. now. $108.500. 2712 Via -------FT-r--Lowcst prrce 4 plan M I\ S f V k •••••••••••••••••••••• .f 9 . on t e z u m a g t a c rl 1 c e 1 1 n f: tDir. "'L SITE 1600 1;41H 141 ---~ACKI FICf.: ;:leitant Ir~ nl·~ UP· gr<Jd\.'tl J BR fi73·4311 N,11.. HACK BAY B l':A UTY BY OWNER :J OR 2 HA. family rm. din1ng area. 'a a\·rc. cul- dc··irnc. charming pul10. 1-'r. doors Very pnvute. SI 19,500. 541\-46~ ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE ,,....,,...., ..... Oceun. hnrbor. 11ight lighls. 4 Ddrms. lge separate fam·rm. 3 f1re pl act''l Pool, xlra lge lot /\II for U89.000 Onn't wail on this mw! .......... Spy9a•7 Yes. believe 11 --cn- n o t ' ll Adrm s. fam rm. bonu:. room hom e 1n rabuloui. Spy.:las!> tor uni) $369,500 ru1d ~· large lot See •t now 5elw1"T......_ II r a ., t I t' I) r I I' l' r<'ductwn on lhe:.l' l>eoch proJ)('rtlt.''I. 3 Rdrm & honu'! room . blk from OCt'un Frplr. pnllo, prtvst" pa rk ing RcducM lo $1411,500, ~ut rnakc offc:>r 2 Bdrm Condo, very s ~arp . Pool & jacuzzi 10% down. Reduced lo $89,900. C onsider leas e option. newport center realty 640·1812 Beaut1 ully <'Pt'd 3 r. 3 :>49·2467. Edgewood 24x60. Beau! -ba rondo with a clear & like new. 2 br. &den .. 2 Re:;taurunt/ Fa:st Food Open Sunday 1 5 HEW,ORT HTS. 2036 Port Provence Pl Beautiful 2 BR s p lit Pal Bncknt•r unobst ruc t ed balcon y IEACH VILLA ba. & wel/bar. walk to Pacifir Cst Hwy frontage bay view. Price lowered Own a Hacienda by the belt Open house Sat·Sun Over ll.OOOs q n. toS12l,000. beach with lh1s 2 bdrm 10-4pm. GW2134&S Rapidlyexpanding Owner says "sell It!" cottage, jusl blocks to Owner HB 536-4733 Dana Pomt level. rui;tit• r hormcr Ferguson Rltrs Bo11rd 11ldin~. shake roof. ____ 833 __ ·_382_'_1 _. __ 1 the water. Can't find thls Chtap•st i1t Call Wall Winkelman ....,.rt WI Estate for less at $79,000. No "'-'-port $33,000 17 Ash 1 wi1 .. 9 1urt&• open bea m~ & turned post~. Easy care yard OLYMPICS with lots or us t.-d brick. In your own back yard $119,000 Large pool & palw. Plui; 2 bdrm home +. guest qua rte r s . As kin g $127,SOO. A&ent. 64~5044 •··-.. down to vets. Call before .,....,.., 4 54 9lL t _,.,es Charming 2 bdrm . • v 3 Bdrms., family rm .. re m odeled home with many custom features. S149.000 (114)rnruc 1t's gone. "-'"W9U 540.3666 almost on the waler.•-------• Agent. 549.3344 CAHNEllY VILLAGE CALL 646-4463 REAL EST ATE SALES Brokers or sill~ personi.. full /purl lrme. Earn 00/ 10 on your next de11l. United lrohn 646-7414 lOOOWCstHw'INI VERY SPECIAL! 2 Bdrms , large garden. s mall view. Must see! $124,500 PAULMARTIH REAL EST A TE 644-7313 Why re nt when you c:in ---------buy Uus pnme fully up J(raded 3 BR l·'• U/\ Npt Hgts borne. $9000 writ get you rn. 618 Tustin. Open w11e1c ... , REAL ESTATE S...hlan Capistrano I 0 78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER MUST S ACRn ·1cE- Large 4 br, 2 ba. cor lot. To many xtras too men lion. Must see. $88,800. Open hse. 496-2381. BEACH LIVING New double wide homes . on the water in South Laguna Be ach. Two private beaches. view of lheoccan. From$35,900. A Advance NEWPORT IEACH Three eommerc1al lots. 2822-24-26 Newport Blvd .• each lot 1s 2Sx90'. One lot with building. store or office. $325,000. Call 546-SSM ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Mobile Homes hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 531-8811 IDEAL SITE IACK IAY Sharp 3 bdrm condo. pool, jaruw SI 14.500 PEGGYIROMS REALTOR 645-1Sl1 Sal/Sun l·S. 1---------• t /\cac1a Tree Realty . ~2-1355 for restaurant /motel DRIVE IY ed · to l ? Capistrano Beach 2 BR 2. B~ garden ho rm J~ ~~vacq~~ledo:~h Ocean view y\~~ro,~~;··· ------_~-:r.·~· ~·· ~arM1Ss1on.Qwctarea . the Class ified Ads over 2.'1,000.ionl.'dC·l ...... 1~iliF'l:"l'~~~-Lc11l.s~. bl~'-~ · CaUWaltWinkelman coty cottaae. many at· SEAYIEW, lrac fe11tures. Private $220,000. The lowest Comm. tnt'ludci. own priced 4 bedroom home beaches. S179.500 Prin· \n Seaview Qffered for c1palsonly 548-0554 _ original sale. l Year ~"""-toynM'J\tiil1r:1~ ,.~~1 "fM iuC~ _ ., 2052 Vida Calott 31.236 Via San Vicente . eed' 17141549 9)61 On the ·'wides t:'? tree Big• Realty. 4.98-3600 services you n · • filled greenbelt ; 3 MissionVtllal(e,fronlun·--Pr•rty 2000a.c-Prop11iy 2000 bdnns .. 2'.A.I baU1 split· iL 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. air & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• level end unit ''Dolores" pool.sa>,750. 496-6018 plan. on prime early DOVER SHORES builders warranty. Open llousethis weekend 10-6. llome of dis tinction Open House Sun 1·5, 1412 Antigua. $325,000. Agt, Ben Gard1nl;'r, 963-2<Y73. 2104 Yachl Grayling For admission \.hru !iecurity gates. caU ZEF., 644-4964 area sett.mg. Offered at $ II I SPANISH RANCH Crnt'fltow Rtoity CASUALLY ELEGANT A Ceo. Elkins Co. CONDO. a b solutely --------- gorgeous. prof decor. 31---------•1 i~i,1 1dtllll" .\ 0 11. i!; 1·, t[ ! 1' I " AH1'j l)·lU <;•,t>O fl< vl111 u L.1·,tt>t1.'I I'• ,f Bill·~ r.?e e yard w /room for• . 4 BR. 2 ba, frplc, .~e kitchen. fam.rm , din·rm combo. SlOS.000. 497-1711 BR &den. 21"1 Ba w/huge O E STORY --llliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. mst.r suite. <Was 4 BR & H ·R-lleel den) Mirrored wetbar. IMTHEILUFfS Seavlew · Hampto n formal dining, library. Sunny end unit condo. model. 3 BR. 2Vt ba. fam •1( RfA lTY fplc, lennu;, pool. Must Beautiful patio, 2 Bdrm. rm, ocean vu, upgrd, ======---- see. finest m Newport 2 baths. lots of slOrftg<" _S27_5_.000 __ 2_13_:_4JO_·li29----s.ta AM I 010 <..:re!>l. 1134,900. Owner I The best buy at $142,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-Clamtfth I 07 6 MAHSIOH agl. ~-4298______ Open Sal I 4pm HJ\RBOR VIEW llOME 2BR. den. 2Ba. <.:lose toschl-1 & park. SIJS,000 OPEN llSI-: SATIS\JN 12-4 ltri4 Port Ramsgate • 752-7434. UHl9UE You must see lhlll up graded & remodeled· Harbor View "Carmel" with s bed.rooms. 3 baths anti sUll a large yard. Thn-c is no other like it on the market. Avallabll.! f ot..Wt.,pnncsslon..d.ue...lo own rll ltansfr r. Call now KATaLA RIALn tll·HOf Kave somelhlna w &ell? Claullied ads do It well, Sun 12·3pm. 2200 t'lesta <oCC Vis ta Fiora l 7'1·1081 8. J . & ASSOCIATES, ask for Sally. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heart ot S.A. Civic SITTING NETTY Center. Has two r entals and overlooking spec-In rear. Fantastic oppty. be h d for Dr's or Attorney's of. tocular sandy ac an fi ces. commerclallr white water ocean views Is this impeccably zoned. Olli Agent. A · f\lmlAbed two bedroom _54& __ 1960 ______ _ WESTCLIFF ~~=:~o~fe ~a~u::r~e,,~ $t500DOWHFHA REDUCED elegance! Your own 2 S l 0 r Y • 2 b d t m Townhomc in xlnt area, $169•900 private "IJet ·away !" Nuracllools,abopplna& 1110.000. Call Bob Scott. parka. Here is an Ideal MetlcuJoo .. 4'1y maintained 752-1920 home for the young cou· 4 bedroom & lam lly ~.A.IL pie Just getting started. room w/large m1111ter " M l ... _I 1 1uH e. Prof. landscp 1111 see ... .., ove >' coun· w/lnvlllng front lllatc en· CE try club aettlng. Pric4'<i trance w t iiatc. Nr TIIS ... atK°l~iTilALn 1cboola TM 1hopplnS{. • -Many extras . owner 10,. T'll l rJO , ..... , m-11 t I want.II abort eacrow • 090 open S.t. & Sun. l·5 ao. C.ondo Seascepe Vlll•ge, TlllfM I U'15 Mariner~. North S C. Last phase. ••••••• •••• ••• •• ••••••• WESLEY N. TAYl,OR Beaut upanded . Full UNJQU~ JOHN LYTTLE CO. ocean view. Ptun 4 Home. new w 1vlew . 64-4 4910 494·5356 $178,000. ~ macnab I Irvine realty 2 SEl'AUTE HOUSES-I LOT CdM duplex --each unit has 3 BRs. 21r.! baths , new cpl & paint. Great condition! A fantas t ic opportunity for 2 families to live near the beach & share the a s kin g pri ce of S J 97.500 Motivated seller. Bur b~ra Wr1~ht 644 ·U200. <U-128~ COM DUPLEX ...... ELOW HIGHWAY J lg. BRs. 2 bath:; in each unit + stone fplcs. patio & s un porch. Extremely rcntable. Perfect for owne r /occupant. Nt.!wly listed at $249.500. M a rtha Mac n ab f.42·8235. (U·L29 i DUPLIX-MW,OlT HACH Asking $116.500. Good income. Fix it up & profit! Detached 2 BR units on R-2 lot. Vi c Jashinski 642·8235. <U·l30i • "42·1235 tOt Dover Qrlw 644-6200 HMbOr VI•• Center ~ .. .,.--;_, ___ _ • r • ~ • • ... -.. -.. .. ' ~ .... -. .._. "" -.. ,.,.. .. .... • # ' .. ' .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIW DUPLEXES San Clemente-$149.500 up lsl owner cJcprcc111· I.Ion near beach 731-~ CK 7SS.3896 ('Vt'~ lecw 'roperty ZOOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHIM YOU'RE 65 .. will )'OU wish yoU 'd saved ;a Utt le and invested wise ly during your earmng PRIDE OFOWNUSHJP 2Gumt./W An11he1m HI.lie uJtrtl modem unit~ • Beaut.afuJly mamlalned Jn the best rental uc11 ol Orange: Coontr Xnll tai. shelter. Pnnc1pal11 onl)t . please! Call Realtor. Days !7141 S24<99l3 Evenmgs 17141832-«69 yl.'.H :;"' D on't h :aVl' Nt!w duplex. 2 br •·• rt.>grets . START NOW Ci.rpet:i.. d rap•·~. di,. whether )Ot.i'r1· r<>ady t1l h~sh!"'. Ill I apt r 8 ~~ moveupar beilll your l11· dbl g.;1 . W~hr/dry, L.. ve!llment progrom: Our Space for bo11t. t'aml>t'r prolesl'lional au.ff d over or l(ardt•n. CM . Comp• 45 u; aruoous to help you ini.uh•lt'd Pr1n onl~ pyramid your t:Qwlles _63_1 .;.;3588~------ with an exchange and/nr HURRY OM purcha :i e. looking ,..._. 11 toward high futurt-re TNS "'"E .. turns for your AOlden Can you l>elJeve 6 time• years. We now h i.ve gross. 8 Units plu') available 2. 2. J, 3, two owners unit plus cornerJ J's, 4. 4. five 4's, 5. 6. 11. lot., !II for $96.000. 12 .. )2, 34, and 100 + units. FARGO._ . plus commcre1al proper 11676·5717 or 1/522-2086 ty Call for :in appoint· mcnt '752 l!l?I\ •rRICE REDUCED s 10,000• 6UHITS Easts1de Cos t u Mesa! Ideal for a bw Ider or a fixer Older bwkHngi; Ill cxcellenl. upgraded area l'IOSl' t o .,c h o ol :.. transportation. and shop· ping. t New c o ndos n C' .. r ~y II t' 111 n ~ I "I S8i.500 earh I <..:an alld om.• uml: Only $200.000' i52·1920 ' 9UAIL PLACE PROPHTIES"' 90 UNITS s,s.ooo u yr !'Pcnda ble. bldg tn xlnl l'ondt ion l'~in e L A loca1 ion W1h,htre Dist. Wa1l1n~ ... hsl l>talus for runtcr:. Tremendous oppt 'y !or 1n vei;lors . Cull P ai • Mc L a u g hlin s oon 714.S.0-3666 MOITH SAHDtlGOCO. IEACH CfTllS lOO Umls $2,1113.000. 180 Umts $4,831.000 Ask for Mr. Xavier MALOY INVESTMt::NTS Carlsbad til4 172!M 12:1 IDEAL SITE Land for condo unit:: Zoned R-2/3500. Over 23,000sq. ft. ·- '•I . ., Rapidly expanding ... 10,.W TU l :JO PM.I Dana Point I O HOUSES cau Walt Winkelman Ashwl ........ e •I EASTSIDE 17141549-936 t COSTA MESA 1 Well mamtau~ed proper Eas t· 1de Cost · Mt--.o', ty on two adJ01~1ng lots tnpl~x at Sl20K, $92f>t-, with new roofs .. ow~~~ m n l h 1 Y 1 n e 0 m .. ;'~11\~i:;e lp (1nun\1 l/4!Yl-J7IO -· ' QUAIL PLACE NOf'lltTIES .. 2 new I lexel>. (;Jrdcn JPt::. Grl loci.lmn. CM orll' J br & 3lhree :! br e .. AJI 2 ha wt !-' I' .. pauos '330.000 ea. Apx Sl6.()()I.,,;. gross. Hal McCoy. Agt ' · 10,.W TM l:JO ,,,.._I 645-6646 ,', TWO 4-PLEXES New 8 unr\s, lwnh.se 11tylei " Se 11 e r e x t r e me I y 2 br I ba upstairs. Gross•11 motivated . sharpest un-SJ0.000. Aslt'g $280.000~111 it.a on street. E:YlctO!rect Santa Ana. Hal McCoy garages; no deferred1...;..;Atet::::~·...:~.;::..==:,....;;------....: ma1otenaoce; .Can be ... ___ 111111!1••-- s o 1 a toe e the r or LAND FOi. ~ IMITS separately $159.000r HU"nungton ·&:er,· cor·~ eacb. 752-19'l0 ner lot Has duplex1renl11H '- QUAIL PLACE P'ttOPHTIES"" 10,.. TM l:JO '-"'·' REAL ESTATE rng ror saoo. Call t0011yH US8.000. GARDEN GIOVE 6 Un.it.-: w1U1 pool on qwct cul·dtMiac. Priood to sell · • fast. Sl60.000. Amencan Real &..late lnveslmer.l Corp. 963-7866 COUNSELOR •Re-finance & inve~t ment specialis ts. Sgt!~~~~~~~~~ fam/4-plex. •Beach properties •Property Management •Tax &exchange advise •Gary D. Bosler 960-4388 Ffxtt' Uflits East/Wests ide Cost u Mesa i\t'acia Tree Realty 642.1..JSS NHDHEU'? Help yourself to a Keaping selection of Qualified Hopefuls in the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS 8 UNITS s 155.000. Can't beat. this 119.500 per unit Super Orange County locat.ton. Great • income. Super cash now Call before they're gone' 540.3666 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE EASTSIDE C.M 3 hou.'!es, $149.900. , 67~ 646-4848 INVESTMENTS 19 DELUXE UNITS 6 DELUXE UNITS 25·3 Br. 24·2 Br room to build 20 "ilfti'()· . 4'>'*~< will carry with S260,000 down. Pric e firm Sl.125.000. 13 UNITS All 2 llr. solar pool. Owne r wi II carry at 9'ic with S75.000 down . On I y $3GS.OO<> 8 UNITS B ea utiful building 6 mo~ old Pr1ie or ownershtp. Good Sa n t a An .1 l oca ti on . $280.000. COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 Br units. J W /frplr. Encl g:irages. Near OCC . 2 To c hoose from . Full pric e $129.900. Pride o f o wn e r s hip . ... r;1'' . ~ .• , .. H untington Ucach location :l B R . 2 Ba o w n· e r s u n 1 l . $325.000 3 ON A LOT Ea stside Cos ta Mesa 3 Separate houses on comer l o t . Supe r l oca ti o n . $159.900 4 UNITS A!! J Br units. Monthly income Sl350 Priced ror qt;ic k ~ale at $155.000 S.A. 4-PLEX All 2 Br units. lnC'omc $825/mo. Seller w1ll trade. Only $90.000. PR€STIG€ I HOM€~ EST A TE IMVISTMEMTS llll W . Co•st Hwy, .. 1645-6646 ~ ....... . . ,, - -- • • ' .1 .. .... I, ·' .. • .. ~ • •Jt OAIL.YPll-OT ""csax18!e'*"°9f 11.1•1• • HwetUafw 'th• ..._..U.f1t1thh1d "-"U....,•• HwesU•f.,,...d ..._.,u .. tw••d .,..... ..... ,,...,~ .!!::.!.:L~:!;!.!:!~!------...:;.;:;.:;~.--;&.o-------• • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• •• • ••• •• •• • • •••• •••• ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •••• ••• •••• •••••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • • o..ra ... lat• a.e.a ... &t• ..._...,_...... C.W .. Mw 1222 .,.,. J2U .,.._ 3244 Ho r1•ech l2'9 s.t.Afto 1210 NewporilHc.h 37" .......................................................................•............................................... eu: ............... ······················· ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' "9cw ,,..,,,... 200 CW of C~ ~ •-" l I 41 3 bd 2 ba, frplc:. $67~/mo. Ntce 3 br, 2 ba. frplc:. 11r. HMTALS • ..... "9................ rt.,....., 2110 ....................... udlo smrmo. 2 bib t.o patio,. rnc:d )'d Kida & I BR, I Bl. . •. $300 BAY VlEW lwturlous2500 •Luxury 2 Br. 2 b•, new kit appl. w/w cpl'fl, new drpl.. A/C. Pool. 11una. rec rm. lndry 'Jae avl.lll. S450/1nc m 1unt C•ll ~7557 •OCEANf'RONT 4 Br. 2 ba. flntlfillC view. Vrly only Evf''l 642--0(MS I br ---118 uuu--............ _.•••••••••• ocean 4117·2292 Pl'4.I '*· '385. Alt. no fee 2 BR 2'"-Ba • ..... ~ aq. ll. 3 br, playroom. A ...,.._.....,. • Ull: ,_..._._.--.... f"or vu~ ·rudor t'O\ •mesor'732971 • ~. . ....... REAL HOM!!:. Pool, IJ PRA Reat'48ll0pr ..__...._ t,ate.~prmo Av•ll llar bor v •ew t1o m e1, . 38R.2 DM .• "' •••• $47~ Cd.M Hi .. Elem., iihop· '1r A•klna SU ooo Pe•••• Ol'l I D ·Zl2l 1maablnt 4 BR. 2 ba., Grett 3 bt, 2 ba. frplc:. J BR.2 8a.. .. ... $500 pi.QI near. $975. Avail Oce1nfron1 duplex 3 br. 2 ba, 9 mos leue. SS75 mo '1141675-4283. CMna-llM7~ _ Offlll'ln& I.he 11lUmat• 1n --rrp1. t'700 Per month dahwbr. a•rl rncd yd. 3 BR.Z'-" Ba ......... '600 Oct.8th. 7»1S7 TWOONALOT lu"rr • prHtll•· ~arm1,~1 ~ ... ~~ C>Hh. Tan Afeote.4·1313 Klda&pet.tok."'3$.AI\. 6 BR,3Ba .......... $87~ .... ••RA ffOUE .• 3BR 2 auao r1rent uc n & Yit!W, 1 .,._ -.c o nolee.9'4·~;9'1'3--29'1l ....uv • ~~~~~~~~~··--------Excel.I .. Baauld Ion· vtlhllt" vlrw, 1348,000. end of J "08• H U Bl. I&• ~~· pr, $850 5-lltLet-e 1216 1' ~.J .... ~,Rt ~~.1 Nu411 .. 'r' tibciwnb)' •PP'. ortf)' cau ... ~ll CHOtCl llMTALS P-1* .,..., 3214 mo.&48, 86-a22 ...................... . .._.. auo .,... 0 • ,.,_..k J Above Lillie Corona •••••••••••••u•••••••• -..in ... _.... llMI 8'n&iel OK ln lbt cto.e lO v... ttl I I .. ·• Blyabores. Charming 2 1..., BR w/vlew. fplc . & LAW I ASSOC. _, .. _. .. ,"1•110 (llD> 8e1ch, unwi"al trt-levcl l ..-Now ·eve, 4 or, C. BR 11 6 U H\JNT 8~l11 ~ l yr uld .. nlif' of ~~~lt:R ~~ OCIAMYll~ TB'\.D Walk to D•D• l'l auirinl Hurl)' Ot'W ~ delu.e unit.a Slr~t l altft( Jot W\th RV pa,_ int (Of' boolt ()I <'•mJWr Owner will btlP (1n11 nl't.' or at'll on <'Onlrar t U4U,000 I 3.88 K K PropertlH .• ,l "3RI II 49W'100 . ---- "'"'"'"".. • ""'-home 3 BR 3 bit a l y . N r . E 111 1 & home w/hylc & lrg new carpcti.. S400. ut f71")4'1C13bl1 LQcat.on-.MlFH =ayrm.V~cant&'ready: M~la. Clll 968·2720; brick patio. Near priv inc. C hu r lt t\y r u. - 6 tb ..... u.... beach. 1 6S O mo . 499-25l2or547·~7 ~ .. c.-y ......... n Bteete from thl1 Mon .,.....,._,. .,.,., .. ~" ~ o v"'' Or, quiet lrvlMTerra<'c ; i...,,.,....l_ _.. 3290 ~••Ft1 JU 4 Brw/vll!'*SW WO> lnvely 3 bdrm. home on 2 Brtwuhse. 2~ ba, bonus ., GRB/\T RECRE1\TION ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.oc•ton ~MI f"l--.i An• .. l't", V"<'••il .... "" rm. d. bl gar. No ""'lit ... 5,3CAMPU,J>lldR'lltfE WALKTOBEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""' 1 • .. •""" Ph832 9'10,,... &UDOVILLAGE Laurelwood 28d. 2Ba. Swimming s11un11:.. :! CHOICE <,barmlna 2 br home, 3 MOfllh · SC25/mo. ·7 ' 3Br,2S.. all appl. twbse, ref .• wH h/dryer. h('alth dub!>. h1111iJrt11> ,.~TIES blktl lo be1tch, floor t o .# tlwl"'9•.._. 1240 $52& 640-6259 comm. p11rk, pool. tennui nqch \ lq:h1ed "~""'' VW-~ celllnK br frplc opt•n ~OiO#la tld vnait ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Ki&hJands 3 BR. 2 $41Gmo. 7~637S l'OUMi. t•ro & prn shnµ &--a. • ._. beamt, h1rdwood th~ ~·t O>ndo-New. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba 2 d l r I ..._ __ .... -.1_11._.,. .:olf dnv1n11 r.ini:w purty ...,...... -1 ...... .,L "•Uo •-iardi•n • ., 1 h 1 , car e . g»r., rp .. .._.~-or '" 11 '°' acn-t:KJtte pro ........ • ba.~m t.o beac ·tenn s lge. kitrl\ .. encl. yard. u.fwwlttwd 3300 ~00u1"N ,, •. TIVl 't·i .... ·~ ~ Reed)' lO bwld par\.IJI )' futn •o i>elll 6'7'>-"'-~ court. $550/mo. Call Avail. Oct. $600 m o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r "' £ -~/mo4'hlme ,..,. 0~ <213)385-517lor472..t51B OHIOPTHl~IHT r "'•llt1m~ 1hr•·<·tor frll,. •l t«rM. 4311 ~Hwy Cdfll Days: 833·1361 Ask or teps to beach. 2 BR u 1"• •n'M faol.UUC' ~r. convrtble den, d ck. 2 ' Skb1thetlreintbls3br,2 LIASIV~UIS Mr. Scbiendler. Or 213: home. San Clem. Ocean Sund.1y brum·h. UBQ "· \ll4'W• uUtitil'll U> proper· ian:len. vlewa. avail am• bl home • Cpta, 2 car, ~auillul Sparush style, i11216-&tCM eve/wkefld8. View, cpt.S, drps. ram r m . 1r1 p;,. pa rt,...... i.port ., lift S7t50 w/lerm• med unUI 8 I) '79. $600 2 IH SPYCM.ASS ear, •II tor only $445. single ramlly detacbe<I .... B Condo r I fplc no pe t~ S39S toorn.1menb & mon·· "~~ ll('rft. HOC'M pro 494 60.34 r t N f 984 2566 home ln Northwood. 3 6.Dr, 21.4 a • rp C, • .. • • 1n;AUTll"LiL AP'l'S ptrty 1a tho bcl•ullful mo, 3 Bdrm. am ·rm. ou • A#.f., 0 ee. · : BRs. 2 batha. planted gar. Jacuzzi. uniqudy wloter. 498-5050. Sinl(ll"l>. 1612 bedroomi. M • r 1 a a a 1 a $ 6 8 0 0 Hlwpert leeclt J'" ~d)::i~. ocean v lew · f73.297l. 1i1Uium. kitchen garden deG. $650 mo. 768-6911 ~\Jrn " unfum Modt'I' Wflfttnl ....................... 6 Bdrm. ram·rm. pool 4 bt, 2~ ba. 3400 sq. ft.. w I n d 0 w .. r u 11 y Newport Hts lovely 3 .,. ..... .a..d 1425 open daily 10 lll 7 Room nlOaO"Ya.Nr t~&c M•anineenl be1cMront and rantu tic oce•n tiefmlyroom.S650mo. landscaped ya rd BR.2 ba ho ... ...,.,e ••••••••••••••••••••••• m .. l .. l«'rvu:ll av111I No a.cboob $14'8 pu ac:n; Wbl Newport home 5 C/pit area. 847·3803 Gardener incl. Brand . me. no""""' p k E· I 3 r, DUP~EX Oubtand· ad rm 2 bulhs +dorm vleW. $150U/mo. new! SS75/ Mo. CU·131 > l600/Vrly. 846--0629eves. ~n~~~a ... ~1t a~~i. ;:is. ::;,a:1~11 ~~u•;;~t~orr) ~buy or the anve:slor lot\ Yrly hie $1~/mo .-wPOIT CIMTB 4 br, 2 ba, trnly rm. 2 frpl. Jean Dales 642·823S Beaeb bouiie. 3 Br A. no pc t s. & d u I l i.. y SZ?.$00 966--5871 llALTY 640.1112 djn, rm. fenced, pool. fra me ; s harp ! Sti 50. 7 14 /526·5622 days. 0Akwood Cell t7J..4,26110wt . hr Walk to bch, schools, o&f N ..... 2 bedroom. l batb Pel&Y Broms, Rllr. 2lJ/924-0334 nights GArde n Ap.Artm.ents Fix Up .... ......_ 1..1. llK.. ON BEACH. Decorator 3 br. 2 bw. lge kale ·am shopping. Best area .... MS-Wl . 1631& l7thSl SA fumiBbed 2story,48drm rm,dlnlngrm.2car gar. downtown HB. Never Condo o n wale r in ---------.,... .. u.fwft 1600 ... .,....a..dl...,.. KHO I rvmt• I at 171 h • 645·0550 " Hou11ea on 2 lot s • VlEW. 111 best lcx-•Uoo. le. mo.644-7883 rented before . Only Orange Jr~e. Adults, no Exec. view Sbr. Jba. F.R. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &111t•1de Coll ta Meu. 5'.alUMG S1400 monthly. Colonial LR DR 't ln quality tenants need app. ~· Teo~~~ 7~A· et~.1 2 frplcs. ~et bar. 3 car Mesa Verde .2 br, 1,,., IJa. 3 lwo 3 DORMS . 2 balh.'I " NIW 2 Hdrm with BOAT SLIP / • 51 l g ly. S6SO mo. including _, mo . .._.. --.. YIU gar. tennis, spa, pool. bf'. 2 ba. pullO·PM. gar. two 2 RDRMS . I bath • ~yrly nn, 2 BR. Lndry/shower. lawn Is maillL No pets. now. S850. 644·2185 no ........ 549·39'79 Gar1ge. Own er Wiii 48drmSpanh1h 11tylc,5.3 WaterfronlHornes Lrg rncd .garden. gar. 1220Main:~l.87 ·-·~-.. 3 ..... -'---------.... __;t"-:.._________ ... .,...leedl/S-. CUT}' ll<'re$ ol •vocado land. 6311400 Oce1i1n s ide lliway . __,......__... .,.., 1310 Wow! Catch it whlle 1700 llith St ~..W b~ jll', ~·ant.asUc view. · 642-9556. Luxury condo 2 Br + den ....................... you can! Oceanfront, utll I Oovl•r at t6tht " 13• 1761 Jl'ARGO Oceanlront 2 BR winter 322... + frplc .. 2 patiofl, enc $650 unfur/S700 furn, Blue pd. SmaJHee.645-4900. 642·11170 •••' r l/67S.5711 or l/S22·2080 renta.l.ll. From 9·15·78 t.o COlta Meta "' garage. S450/mo. Call Lagoon VIII&, ocnfrnt on •OONSUMER'SGUIOE i----------1·~~~~~~~~ 6-15-79, $450. John VII· ••••••••••••••••••••••• MALLOY REALTORS at pvt bch. 714/499·3217, ---------I· ' •turrs ·~ ,..._, 2700 nianCo. 831-<lllOO Me:i111 Verde 4 Br. 2 ba. 960-4:MZ. 213/703-0230 Yes! We have year roundl.Alm"lim.wts ....... ~ Pan Newport Apl-sublet .......... ..-vTft ram-rm. ffl)IC, close t.o beach rentalsunderSJOO .••••••••••••••••••••••• lg 1 BR. good VICW + aoOM TO IUILD ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront winter rent.al. schls. top neighborhood. ~ mile to beach. 2 br. 2 28drm, LBa, great ocean SmalUee. 645-4900. IWlloa 111...t 3706 213/ 567·IH19. 569·9011K Xlnt ret1ul ~a. falc or 2 or 3 br 1~ ba studio, no ~. mo. t.o mo. OK. Call ba, den, nook, lge. living view. Gar &c deck. SSSO. *CONSUMER'S GUIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_af_le_r_s_P_M _____ _ eJ1ch.ige! FREE! pets. Refs. S550 642-0S53 Pete. Select Properties, rm. built·iDJ, fp, fncd yd, 494-0437. 3 br. den. 3 ba furn. EANFRONT clas~ A flr ... d &dim fl1'' Exciting Fall/Holiday or2J3/927·5S41 . 151-3191 & dog run. $475. 962-1951 U•• Mo Cos• BAYSHORES. 2 BR. den, Bay view. Wint.er rental apL &. area. New redeco ......_. l)J.1761 C•l a log! Over 5,400 Oceanfront luxury pnme Eastside 4 BR, 2th ba. <evea> Wide ocea.n views . k8~·=·::~~o!.'!:'i.fg~ :;4u:J4nt s ok. $GSO 1714 >675-4688.i\dul~ Country Properties area. 3 br. frplc, encl. +large fam&di.nroom. 4bt,2ba,$4~mo.Sbarp, Classic llf'Chltecture on 67s,3568 • eanfront/vi~v.. """' described, pictund! -garafe . R efs . S&OO . $600/mo, aardener incl. cloeetobeach. a cr es of garde ns & UTl'LE lSLE. I. BR. 2.3.&4 br's, 2 ba. 2004 W L.GttforSde 2200 Land. Farms. Homes -!~!L~ 3 t o 7 .,tos. 96C).1744,751-0221. s.57·9729 lawns . Pool ~ s pa . Npt Hts. 3 BR. I ba "Ux34' LR. rac:mll BOAT Oceanlront.640-4'784 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Waterfront, Rec:J;eat.ton, v............ RENTAL BY PUBLIC Hunt Landmark Condo. Estate llving. Close to duplex, new crpts. W/D dock gar food bar sun 1---------0fflCl IL.DG SfTE ' R.elirement Buyis. Yours 3 BR 3 BA condo In BID oo Oct 9 1978, six ad.I 40 2B 28a be•ch "shopping. Huge hookup, patio. lrg fncd deck:W/O,adJts,winter 1 BR l Ba. util pd., furn. HunUn&tonBeach FREE,rro m World's Easlbluff,oncmblt.xlnl 2 •3 .4 • bdrm homes W/~.'!:riate.~s: 3br,3bapenlhouse.Also yd. gar. $360. 758·1438.. ~.Lowe.r&up· yrly. s teps to ocean 21.000 sq. rt. lot near Largest. ~la[:,osc~!!.,~ S.dlbey/ Uninnity Or 7512ll bt~n: ~=· ·~it~c!'it S47·9239 per.sel-9647or67J.5644 '300.Newdecor 673-3728 P aclrlca Hospital, 5 or2i3/~' ....,...,,_., area.Forlnfocall:Coun· tnp,JdealforanUques & SEAVIEW. New 3BR. la Apt. $230 per mo. br apt.wmter $3.:l).mo Pomt.sSbopCntr&Civic STROUJREALTY' or / tyolOr•nge.GSA/Real Extraclean3br.3 bacoo· paintings . Mature rm, 2 1prlc'11, pool.ten· inc. utl. Inquire 202 305.,., 33rd St <2 l31 Center. S135.000. Elltate Div. <714) 834·2550 do. dbl ear. lncd P•Uo. adults. $750 to Sl200 mo. ru.s.'915 mo. 75&-1092 agt. Diamond 7 6 7 o 5 I 2 . wk n d ' David eourtte RJtr 909So. lsl Ave. $450 mo. So. of Atlanta 49H85o3 9"-60l7 17l4>675-40!r. 546-9950 Dept. 8300 Nke 3 & • den w/fp. No. nr. Beach Bl. 960-6351 Sat or4 3 BR. 2~ ba condo. formal ..._. Pa•Mla 3707 . . ' Arcadia,Ca.91006 C.M. t'amlly. no pets. & Sun only, wkdays l.4t3BR2BA.frplc,wood &inlormdlnrm.NrN.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR furn apt. wintc1 Comer or Balboa & Del (213)44$-77SO SSOO/mo. Eve 545·7506 <213>923·9786: rloors, de<:k . ya.rd. close Ten nis Club. $650 2br.wmterretl.htd pool ava1lnow lhru m1d-Jun\· Mar. Laguna Beach .1~~~~~~~~~~1 Dave. pen n Y p 1 n c h " r . ~ to beach. S595. 494-4121, 640-1660 $325. 403 £. Sal boa 675-0318. ~-b'78t_· __ _ 50x l OO. Com pl. lcvcll: " "" 494 3205 750 7 -ocean view lot sso.ooo. Rad Eat• 2 Br, garage, $325. mo. dream !!"! 2 br $275. • Harbor·view knoll 3 br 11 eves cont z BR. wint1:r FAUSTA VITALI W..ted 2900 Adults, no pet s. 2390 Prime locale. Small fee. IMERALD IAY ~ml rm. vaew. te~nis, & Wtnter rental. run 2 BR rcntaJ S390 mo. 548 9114::. llNftor 497-2426 •••••••••••t••••••••••• Elden Ave . 64.S-4900 HOME with OCEAN VU · $750 mo. 640·4934. $350. l BRS32S 213/943-2675 I •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Ste~ to beach , 3 bdrm 10.Spm b"'734743 r k d 3 br, 2 ba. comp . re· ..... h m ,.,. rity and Br. c: bu. rrpk. bltm. Surfside. one-o ·a·'" OWN Property In modeled. W/D hookup. OPTION? 4 Br & den, 3 "''~ c W" ,a ....... u Bluffs, leases . all kinds' Winter. ··•-3 br. 2 bd nd I look. h h I ••CJ\ -'vacy $1200moyrly "'"' spacious, beaut furn sa ot. mgovert c Inglewood. Hawt orne yd,2carenc .gar .... .,.,. Ba.FR,2650fl.3·gar .• nr ""' · · $8lOToS975 $395/S495 mo . 114 i-: $S50. mo 20'J <1lsl St blue Pacific. 25X44 Fl. orSo.l,layarea? TSLM.gmt 642·1~ sclll,-S629"97S.0177 WaCat.erlllr63on1~1f-!ooome11 Agent~ Balboa Bl 67S 5ll8t : 673·3057 w knd-; ... Uy The Sea Re ally WILL.P~Y-CAS " (213)..,.c """"" ----tMe=..:l•,---Ph. Tom D'AlJessandro qua • 2 br. enc ed ack yard, 3 BR. 1,,., ba, 2·car gar, • HAllOR VIEW ~ t 2 13 HI 4 4 -6~; 4 <• r T.D .. PROPERTIES ments, serene environ· single car gar . no pets. ()gbwsr. nice yard. $475. Oceanfront. 70 or spec HIUS Oceanfront. yearly. Mar (213>800·59fri c ment & beautiful a nti· $290. Avail Ocl.1. 646-6479 968·3514 ~C:~~~ulv1edwec. ~-8~ 2yaBrAd.. 4 br. 3 ba • ....,.i, 2 story ried cpl. no nots, 1 en. vlEWLOT (213) 674·6007 or !714 > ques: They're all ingre· ~uui ,... ... ...,.,. ..._ 11 N"" 1 ... 50 • 546-6201 anytime or <714 ) <ients ot this 3 Bdrm. 2 KIDS/PITS OI< •Steps to bch, sharp 3 Winter rental $1500 mo. executive home. SIOOO. """"'• ava · ov. .., Last chance for ocean M6-5221Mft6PM bath Lido Is le home. E ASTS IDE . I 8 R Brw pool, $585. Becky, Yr•~snoomo. 546-0075or mo.64.5-7221 ,673-0967 __ ~-----Vl~ lot in exclusive r e-· .,, .-sl*'1Ual area or Corona NE~ BUY HOUSES. Owner will lease Im· duplex, $295. 2 BR 962-9351:846-5428, 793-4608 ~ Large beautiful Bay Y 11 be r.u•v mediately for 9 mOlrtha ._...__ .._., 2 BR bse ""--2 bd ''ti dcl Mar. OU a<>rTY OR UNITS Cas h in or a year, 00 a furnished """'......, -· Neat 3 br, 2 ba, dshwhr. 2+2bdnns:1YJ ba bwlt rovut r . gar . ..., 8 eanfront beaut 2&3 br if you wa1t. Fill.l>h ! <.:all J ack Scott. or unfurnished basis S385.675-82Si,6411-<1848 gar, fncd yd, kids & pets lllS, patio, 2 car gwr. 3 21 paid. $450 per mo Winter a pts W' n t e r on I) HEWPOIT CBITH SCOTT R E A LT Y . Phone Uniq~ lO see. It's 4 be 3 ba in Mesa Verde. ok. $435. Agt, no fee. blkS to Woods Cove Bel\ 548-6746 _ Compl fumlShed Renta1 IEALTY 640.1112 536-7533 onlyS8SO/mo. SMO + gurdener. 964-2566: 973-2971 Children ok. No dogs 1520 1t 3 br. 2 b&. rp. xlnt bay PaYlhon. 67~49l2 8kr Moblee.-/ ~ UMlqulHOMES 979.3752 Move right in. 4 br, 2 ba. F\rsl last and security Wntdlffl"'9y view near N H Y C Yrly CEANFRON1', Y r:y TrtrMI 2300•••••••••••............ 67S-6000 Meisa Verde 3 br, 2 ba, garage,cpts,kids &pel& req.494-2001 PeninaulaPomt lbdnn $750 W int e r S600 ba('h$275.IBRS310-i400 ....................... ~ ~ new p1.unL Avail. now_ 'Mdrome. $455. Agt. no Vitw 2 bdrm, ~k. rrplc. Modem lots of space 673-0149 Utal paid 964·3783 8yowner20x40 5yrs old ••••••••••••••••••••••• $475.S46·9950 fee.9&1·2566:973-2971. l\dwood flr. garden. Nr CpUrplcS450.67S·l630 OCEANFRONT Lg dlX Winte r Rental Lg :!Br. '" p11rk at 1991 Nwpt lcAoolll..cl 3106 SUPEllAIGAIMI New Townhouse 3 BK twntbchSSS0494-6930 • winter !Br. S37:> mo . {rpk. gar. on tht• bd\. Blvd CM. f'Jm incl col ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1brfor only$lSOU7Cl $395, 3 BR. 2 ba, dbl gar, 2' b f I . 11: •-WJ--t 1252 PLUSH3Br,211'i bacond. o. 3Br. $575 mo No peu. S450mo 1V h dry Bayt · n t 2 BR • ---·~ """"9891 F~ pat.lo, fenced yd ~ a, P c. gar. poo .....,.... ._..,..... Only steno: from water ...., "NO p or • wa."I er , er, no ronl,paer oa . . ~..,..,...,.... ...... 642•222Jor64G-9G66 jacuui.S47S.S48·2S4l ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.I hi ""'g . d d •775 6·~ 2Br. on cnm. : blk •o kids, no pets. sp. rent 2 ba, lo;, Bayrrt Winter g Y up ra e • ocn. sun ueck S275 mo $100 incl gal>, wate r, $895. (213)478-3577 Large 3Brwtrrplc& •NEW 3BR 2Ba Condo 2Br lBaCondo eleccoolt· TOWNHOME, 2br, 2ba, mo.558-8SM;61S.1938 Cor.ada4M• 1722 67~130.646-2<00 h I k 520 000 kidsok only $315 <17Cl • . • . • • . vu. pool, Jae:. on grnblt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ _ __ _ ~wn t; a·::.:. 548.7216: Delaghlful home. 2 BR: 2 Local0rs 898-9891 P'ee nrpoolbeajch, 2~ e~-~ ::~c:c"' n,;:r::;nliz~~ Lile avl, $400. S5H632. Waterfront on Channel: 2 2 BR. furn., overlooking SEAS 11 0 R to: Ar ro'' LB7414, LB7415 ~a. dining rm. pvt patio. Need A Garage? 2brw/ dys: :4ci·9482. eves & mo.+ $'15 refund ~lean· 831-IUIO/eves stly.~+U st67~y5.1$87750orm?2·13'"1· Big Corona Beach S600 s trrc l f r o m b(':.c h far~lace. decor furn. allappts +SZ40 (l7Al wknds. lng dep. (710 7gg.7117 Mh"-VJefo 1267 ~6& ~ ~ Mo.Agenl640·7000 Winter rental 2 bed1ba Mamtalft. DH«t, Ad ta. $550, •97-1829 Locators 898-9891 F~ 10AM·6PM or 770-0066 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'-ta~-1724 $375/mo Av:u~~~le no, ... Rnart 2400 0 E UTY East slde: C lean '2Br a•~uor•ve . . • Br 2 bad I oce ~ ,,_._ 00-7573or642·.....,9 BAY FR NT B A · . dr •-.,... Y "' • ~·--Castille E l Dali • , up ex, an ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• · Udo Isle, 4 BR. 3 ba home house w/ apes. carpe.... ....-Pl """",,.._ t l · 38 vie, SO' lO bell. 1 open . STEPS TO BEACI~ 2B U< ARRO EAD view 2er. 28 8· pie r. xtras. I r $1000 "garage . Married COU· 1Wf!9• an. vi::D ra air. . r park:in 3 d I r ·. 1 Room emc1en('y. pvt I ' t . aecluded, 3BR. J blil & =w.S550 mo.ownr :r'.:asC:~si.Ull mo. pie preferred. No pels, Hn11r 1242 W/VU ot hills. fi'rml dm· l stooa ~!8oro~~~ bath & entry, orr str~t garage. DO pets. w1n1t•r de n . Furn. As k for availablenow.$260lsl& ••u••••••••••••••••••• ing,timilyrm.$475t mo. ~ eves67Ul97 partdng. Lndry & utJI. $325mo.67J-6640 Lenore,agt.714/33'7·2401 Can't But Nice 2br 2 BR. b ayfront. s lip last.64$-1213 For lse. 4 BR walerlront lse.nope\8.644-7211 ' SZOO.lmmed.646·4757 S-ct..t• 177' .... H 41tllre Sid w~~~~~7P~ ::~~-· A~om I 0eR°~~: Clean 2 BR w/gar., udJlS, ~=· ::~t ::lt.~:~ ~.!. ~~cJ y~~·K~:/!1~ l~ u ~r!lx N:;ro~t .. 3 :~ ~~.~!'!~~.??.~~ 0·.:;;;~~;·~~:;·;::~·:;•o• lrl*Comtry 631·5940,675-5641 773 W. Wiison . '275· crpt.a. & paint thruoul. pet.sok. $455. Agt, No fee. canaUront $875 642·8850 l BR. t ba $275 Jw.t hkt" AUTHENTI C •·STY 1f 2Bd• LBa, new crpl., di' 548·1Ml7 $1300 mo/otrer. Ownr, 964-2566; 973-2971 agt. Bach beachlront w/vaew. J ho m t'. u t il p~1d SWISS CHALET. 1_2.5 ~ ~ ~~~~ ~l; ..._.. U.Mllllllad DPLX E. SIDE, 2Br, l~. 714/846-3990. 3 BR 2 BA Ba k>n Beaut Catalina & ocean = t~ii~ri:':i~· ::..~~r 1·•92 3710. I ·498 3S58 acres w/breatl\tak1ng eve67S.1338/640-0473dys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 160 Coata Mesa St. KJds .,..,... 3244 school lc ~ t>!• n: View jacum 5BR 3ba ~2444 _1_~ __ 1120 _____ _ 270 d egr ee m ount1un G1n1rd 3202 & pet OK $311() mo lst + · n e Y • au · • • • · ---------IAl..,.t.Mls views. 5 BR. 3 full BA . 2 .._.,, ' • 3107 ....................... dep.64&<9'ss · ....................... vlew.586-S72l $7SO/ m o . 96 8.6887' SMALL BEACH HOTEL w/dbl sl~ks. pool rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMl,.HDRS• . " WOODBRIDGE Aliso Villa condo. 2 br $1678 ROOMSS37.50Week w/Bnanswtck s late poolBEACHFRONT 4br,2 ba, LOWRENTALS lf!l a~here .. $235.Gar; &atates.Lincolnmodel,3 b a, $350. 830·7'721.New Townhouse, 3 BR. AptS16S/mo536·3037 )101 table. centr. vacuum comp!. rum bome. Frplc, Call loday·Move today. ~~1.1 (Nlc!~ .. •~my · · traba Ml).lZ7l 770-7191, 586-7737 2'h ba. fplc, gar, pool/· .__.__ 3744 •••••;••••••••••••••••• system, Nut.one intercom wash/dry, dshwhr. 2 car ~7--0824 .,.... ee. _._..., · Jic:uai. $475. 541.2543 ~ •yslem, 3 car attacbed g.ar. No peta. $750 mo. lOOO'aotVacancies •CONSUMER'SGUJDE Woodbridse l!llL lovely 1 Mlwpo1tleeclt l26t • · .. u................... PLOWHSTIHT _.aar~e breezew•,y ~ lg Av1il. Sept. tstb tbru Jl6S~br~li11.mJ yd a J.Qw 2.bd.Aen.J~ ~ ....................... IAYCIUT New le elegant, just mln. GAIDIN ta.ROYE 1tVJ.. ->;;-~ JNle~ ft QlJata:tw~ . .,~,_,-..llifjiiQjW>.' ..wi~Smllt • .-. ~ ' .. -D~! Apc·aeoodll! 8-ci I ±~~ilr" Jrom lndust.pomplexes, Wft J bedroom apt. 3700sq, n. Breezeway 180 S2252brldds notsaar .... ~ .... -' rentals. Rental PavlUon. home. aVan""."rC1et.~. ~lbefiJ& I• b&d; .........,..~ •• rll 1q. I\, Sundeck 360 sq. ft. S3.'503 br kkts ~rt ;ro'NSU'MER'SGUlDE Woodbridge · Creekside 4 675-4912 Bkr. . paneled faintly rm. with mstr. BR, 2 balhs. hv d.-7';.7,jit 17~. n 0 --·-.. F\all unfinished 1i1Uic. Cely 3..,.. $3753brldds garstv br.3 be, lBl50 IQ ft. D.R.. booksbelves; formal din· rm .. kitch .. den, util. rm. ehlldren/pets ~ Nan· Taxes Jl200/yr. S2SO.OOO. With fireplace and nice $3953brldds nrachl For Ilse. Mesa Verde, 4 F.R .• atrium, park, lake, 4 BR. 2ba, formal din r m, ing rm .. gas BBQ, In· wtwshr~dryer . all beaut. ry. at L26C)l Flower St . (714) 673·1187. Mr. patio.Adultsplcase.$425 $3504brbonusrm cpls BR,2 ba,beautdecorat-l1i1ndscpd. patio. $550. ramrmw/(rpk!,rumpus lercom ! very private furn. Ele~. ~ar F'rpl. Apt.2 · Thomas. mo. tor winter. H t!i!then service 1s ed avail now. $575 mo. 559-41132. rm, 2700 sq ft.I Back Bay, rmtr. area; conveniently pool. pr 1 v P 11\10 & DR4rERTIS• ..... 0 IAl.llTI'REALTY •FREEFORLIFE• ~enerlncl.646-6200. P T S72S , uval lmmed . close to Irvine industrial Jacu:c1J. Only S27S mo .._.Isl.Id 1106 ~ ~" 641-5200 Good in all 24 locaUons University k erruce, 642.9567 & freew1i1ys; $1300 m_o.. 552·8750, keep lrytnft ••••••••••••••.••••••••• COUNTRY CLUI Allareu . All pricc11 Love:t, 3Br. mu. dbl gar, ~mb~~t~· 3 s~:·1~9~j leas·~· ....,._ •och 3741 yfrnnt Mam Ch11nnel 11_..._ MJ CoroM .. W.. 3122 • .......__1 .. 1_.. 1206 gar nr . $485$ mo. 2097 ss~U.5 ' . SECURITY & privacy or HUDSOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upper Scenic ~ Bdrm. ~ rage ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -Santa Ana t ., owner . . yoor own 2 br home on RIALTOll 644-0121 LAGUNA BEACH MTR SM01mol&e 675·2992 All Utila Pd 3b I U ••••••••••••••••••••••• <2JJ> S4l-6l 9e ~ 2 Bd 2 bi1 Udo$800/ l A very few select re· appls•S300 (t7Cl.r w a 3 Br, 3 ba, den, din. New 4 BR den 2 baths 2 car ram.rm e,paU:'°yard'. PROMO~J>R~~8'ectrm HARB O R VIEW . !~~· $7~l~rk~uph:!~~ lal»•P~• 3107 aales on this prestigious Loc8t.on8SIB-889l Fee paint, crpt, tile. No peta. gar,' cpts'. dl"PI. stove " $400. mo.'ss1~.47· wtth loll Penthouse Apt. Beautiful decor near pool" UUI 171 .. )•IM·S294 ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ~~ ~:i~a?fin: COINMeM 3124 $7SO.S7S.l"2 1207 refril.S475·642•4085 Lake view.Woodbridge. S'50tmo. ~:~1~,.:~R!:i~~: 98SN Coast Hwy 1r~n~~!ri~~1::c;;.0:! like 4' • beoutllul ....................... IWlloaP•••a Ea1t1ade2br,Cam rm,l1e New3BR2~8A+r1m ON WATER. 2 Bclnns, &M-0818 Oceantront,wtnter rental, bellch. 1355 E. 8albo1. private 18·hole IJO lf Lovely 3 br home, quiet ••••••••••••••••••••••• eocl.yd.$400. rm, db' pr, F.P .. A/C, ~slip, $750/mo yrly. studio. 1 BR. 2 BR. htd 1213> 368·7094 or <213> coune. Sheer. ~p1c10W1 street. beaut. gardens, C•• •r's W• &t&-Ot91 or648-8688 wet bu, paUo, H soc. I' umlabed or unlum. Harbor View 5 BR. Gre~l pool, Starling al $325 pr 478-70'11 luxury In M1 d ·Rl11e $49S mo w/gardenine Before )'Ou p ay aome prtv. No peta. $8'15. ON LID O I SLE . patio. Commun. poo · mo 494.3133 •--------- Towers overlooking. the ser~ <7i4 )&46..s311 or age n cy f 0 r t h e New 3 br condo. garage, 'JSZ.25SI Be1uUfuJ 2 Bdrm. den. Gard~ner Incl. $850 1 or t Bdrm. Wanter. f'J'!' " mo8l apectacuJar v1ew11 ll'J0..2U7· (2l3)'790-8094 "RUNAROUND" call rrpk , pool. Jacuizi. Kldl Deerfield dining rm, pvt patio, 2 ~eves. Oceanfront m •d lo. S300 avatl Ocean view Avail in the de»ert. Tennis. • CONSUMER'S OUIOE 4'petaok. S525. 831.2090 · 2 br, 2~ ba, bath $800/l'l'I(). RM 1 NO N W P1' yu.rly, Oceanfront I. BR. 1mmtd Call Wknds fr • I I .. ' . ~. p ools . One Is t.wo llwl1iw9•leectt l140 Man hive and ire lad townhorm 00 II ll'fftl· W ...... rot1tHomn C HA 2 ba.~ar.dcck,rplc,new wttdysanS,673-3958 bedrooms rurnl11h~. 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• the ~' 1 Sa 1 g 3BR, 2b1, (bhwsr, bltna, belt nur pools. Lease HGTS BAYVIEW COT crpt t650 yrly No pets three be droom pro· Oc f _. ,._.._ Y · vet me. «•11 cov pat, dbl gar. com · S480/mo. 551-6131 611·1400 TAGE, 2 BR: 2 ba, dln· 41M~ CUTF. t DR AT BEACH 6 reaslooilly dcc:or11tcd ~• 1 -lsmoneyonrec mun pool $425. No pet.a, Ing .den. lik e n e w BAY.$2951 Jl'tom$l40,000tol22S,OOO. ONSAND·VlEW IOOO'aof l..tllt1 642-0835 3 Bdrm, 2 b1, frplc, fam· t.hruoul. Fplc, bltnt>. 2 ... .,,... .. oc.. )769 661·2333. 496·5660 Shown by oppolotment Pool·uuna.exer rm. IOOS.PETSWELCOME rm, new p1lnt I.ft/out. F.A VIEW 3 bdrm, 2'-' =· Lrl gar. S59S'. ...................... . only Winmar Co Inc f\ambr4235Wk.Studlo, •4Mt00 &slde4BR.2ba,lrgdtn. New landaupln1. kids bl,+ ram rm, oce1n 11 OCEANl'RONT Nt'al S400 Great 2 8R.w111ler. · 'Y,. j( $150 wk Monthly rates Water & iardener Incl. OK. $500/mo. i3MeOO view, pooltlelini•, Sl,000. FP, D/W. cl~ to ocean, Broker•. 7M77 an all -3014 963-8288 Open7day19·7 S476 &4&-1774 (213)430-3829 S.CI••• )27' rum. 2Br. Wij!Or. :.adlts. 11hopp111.; ferry. Cl\C Slnatn Dr .• Rancho av · or C.-4'1W.-3222 mo. · 2wbtr.erent.Blsabr.Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• nopeU.S375mo Winter wirurruah:&J3..330't ~~/aa."'lissc a . 92210. SSSAVERtbtroronl.Y ••••••••••••••••u•••••'-,.... 3226 ba, tmly r m , fp,HarborVuKnolu cond9,Luacloua 3 BR 2 Ba. 6'13-'1888.<213)'19$3018 $180baaextraal (12A) SIAYllW ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• dabwabr, $650 m o . 2Bdrm, den. end unit, Ocean views P,,,ic 2 Newl y p11nted d elux O' i c;..tJ LOCATORS••1Fee New ocean vklw 2 br I Condo2u. BA.' brand poolnew, ~ BmiR MtaO ~~~01l..'..7$of~O/mo. blkoalel.sso0.49Z·TtJ's . OCIA .... OMT ~l~~if:~·y rr~.,:.~ ,,.,.ti, 2100 n ... _ ......... .,., .. A ' ?II 1ar • .... -·-163 ·-. R ba .... s I -u•l., .. ...-.!4brw/ be.LNMor leaaeoptJon. to beach fs muina Unlv.Pk.VUU,3br,2ba, S..= lD .t .,...,, yc:111ry 917"'1 E. Balboa Blvd, ... &;;~;~~·· .. ~t:.=1~B) A1ent 075·0562, eves Ocean• valley view: ~.:"t~=chl& 2.fd·J:~lnNewport c~s-3271 . ::~:~~'.~~~ = f?3574Sor2l3/349-~ ________ ee_ m-3837 "3$rno.640o"29'7 mo. · · ... .,"..:....c ••••••••••••••••••••••• zeo b h '"S700 OCEAN VlEW, apacioua LOT lrrine 1144, Br 2~ b1 executive •--tOIUY a BR. 2 bl Woodbridlt _.,.,.... Mutt ... 12br.1ba.t11>lc. 3BR1,2~~;:t~~ new 3 Br 2 8a Yrty.M9$ Architect owner will or. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vie~ hom e, aardt ner. ......,., hocne."95mo. Udo Isle born1 for lea11c. dabwhr, sar. Kidl • ~ STB'S TO OCUM mo 646-1220 fer hla Hrvlcea at no El~nt ta new 3 BR In pool, volleybill, new All Nnl applies lO down 551-4039 S8>0 pr mo. Cell after ok. $425. All. No ree. --------- 1.'harse to Ute ~rchateor w l tU'la.k.L~mo e.arp et-'a . <Ua P u. 'ayment.M&O_J/mo. 9 • aPM.Ml-OllOl ~: 9'13-2'fl. 28R. l bl. wntr. S27S c.o. .. Mw llll ~U:·~ng~..Ci.1'~ t.omo. 11 wlllpaper.saoo.640-0008. ato-S:.=.~ei7~~ 8:.:~1!i".;~·e~ fAalbhlf 4 bdrm exec s.hAM 1210 lBB.2ba,watr m~ ..................... .. equeatrla o 1.o ned ....... _. 3141 HEATED SPA le POOL den Townhouse w/wet. locatlon,nrteMia4'1olf, home or 3 bdrm + den .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1p~~:f:~e~~;rl~~c;"!~ -.aao1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrrlc, 2 Br. 2 ba , bar.frti,lr1th cornpac. pool•1pa.'52S,$44·2GS4 D.R . l.u $825 mo. Braadnew4br.3 ba,nr. 1190rcl\ldCdM 2brapllt·l~vtl boun~ll• dr vewar + 11r , tor, .,801 6 Jacuul, 2 w11ardener No~"· So.\:lrt Plua. Fotmal .dtclc, J bib lO be1cb. dlbwlh.r. ladty. am. fl& saunas •nd clubhouH. Ma req'd Avaft. pt. dln, ram fm, lie bonus+ Av•ll. now: 3 elt, 2 ba . Sept.June. S42S mo. Lartatpw. 6't-S414 Avte Smlll ocean view. taz. SEU. kUe Items with a ah. M5-1Jlll or 142.35)4. wet bar. J car 11r. 2800 cflUdrea OK. no pet•. -..Zor CJlJ~. 6wtmdl K.R.Propartl .. ,493-.. l Dell.YPilotClu.ltledAd 8)'&ppt. tqft • .-S.MWZ'71 .so. 9'\tfT).6354 ~ Walk•:• t: l 1!1: • .. -.. • .. • • .-r r - , ... • ...... I L.&.-A.ea ''*"h........ ·--'"000 <>Mc....... 4400 Su!!dey.S!ptembe, 17, 1978 DAILY PILQT ., , ., .... Q_ •-1 ..... ~ .,.. -.. ----.. ....... ....................... ....................... ....................... I • •••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••-•••••• ......_, ....... ..... •• I -. Trwst • ~~~ ... ~.~ ~~ ....... ~.~~ ~~~~~~.!~;4.~ ~~~~ ... ~~~~ aoo:o·~~c::~ie IMMEDIATE .. ~!.~.·.~ .... ?~.~~ .. ~r.~~!! .... ~~.~! .. ~ .......... ~.3.~ -------.c1.n1 .. TwUH 2 BR. I S.HAHP/NEW a ~~:1,al0Jbollnac1' 548·9'7M occupu•cy Retlrod~plebu mocl!y ., ... r I .1 d4! k bd .. _I I 0 """"'""'" AmbllMIKiorlnntnCost• M toknd.lst&2ndTD'5' ~ d:b..,_i. c;.c:~:· 1dulc1a: ~~ ii2.S. ~~~·_:t '°" 30' boat or two 20· Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Cbo GREAT IUSIMESS OPPORTUMITT AJcent. l-837·3744 o?1 tlOllt.s l.Jke new thru-out trally located. 23S room1 I Z.000 1• ft L t IA .a....- ·p,. "',.~11 ~ WCMet for Mack ) 2 car aar. plUi 2 addt'I MANY with kitchen, ., ITAUAH FAMI Y IESTAvaAru • na•c.-..ts/ mall I bdrm. maturl' NEW DELUXE 2 BDKM otf-s\ttel aunt park in.: phone & TV Swimming lelow-rtr.t Nh Clw • cat. Mtff.4 MMlt ...... .,,,.... rfWW///ttfb/ GARDEN Art'S •dWt. atv • rcfna All I or 2 bath, Mar hf>a<'h i.pacw. S8'0. mo. Jorobi. pool, jecuul. •nd rec a..ttty So. ftriMt c_..... toe..._ i.. ... Lott fr fMc1 CORONA DELMAR uttlpdS\ t.42 04fl w/frplc, ga\lo. <'nd ~•lty room. Daily & weekly Ca zrc•'ri EE.cemt.r •xf lo tr.way •........_,..._ •••••••••••••••••••It••• z Br TownhouM frplc Z71C t: 16th Pt 2 BR l BA. aaraic A uJta SJ25 ra:._~ atartlna from S54 a Ml'w-rt llWll l IUtdlatl w ft-'9e piu.o ov-. dell & Aoammc1•llh II 00 ttool. le.onls Saint cwl'1tn ".rp.Uil drapttl bit In S:MO ~ 21:,e Now w""". 64.S-4840 r-/ ...... ~. WHI sel t.t. ••••••••••••••••••-.•••• .. c talin1 V!Mn c:l•JM! I • k» New I i QR 2 b !I PENMY t.o ~Mio lal&nd ti f\nt II"" oven ranati. c t' to 4.p ox. h • be '\ l room furn. house. Cule ON THE WATER I st AMEllCAM REAL TY n bi'aclllt4 ti •~.l\lope&.a.~mo BR.2~bu,ntt e ac · YOUC •N.t.FFQRD $35 wk. Lag Bch. J•MfLit •foraddlt.__..._..._ --------t 1111 41 liUol • llOO cle1uun11 IM6 1001 n n 4...,.,...,..5 Delne Wtft: "•" PINCHER 1H11 644 04~ NEWPORT BE"-CH "'' ...,, 51I -6910 7 61-6St I •Oli !be un4. ocn vu•w, r•rlvate bath "nd en· Ha fr l7IO S..Ft ADS Eltra la~ dl.Q)k\ 2 br ~ ba. ffltlr, bram f't"lln.:11 ~ov1e1w, IJW ir•r•Jlt< pvt bHdl Pfhi> ~ mo tm-3203 N l-:w llR1':Y.o AP"l'8 aet· ""'" ftoul 1-400 u Lido h .. ch U•o. ' br szuo l\-r~~iw1 .846·5428 Park Newport trance Cd M . 'Sln gte ......_VIII w .. 1t'r pd No «h1ldrrn or empl. mature adult. $150 ... ONLY $2 p t1I• Pool, ji.c un l, I RR, t lioi, L>/W, nl'w W mo. 1st. and Last 67M662 hllMu Rtntal 4450 UMtTID STATES M•r•itt 00-4411 Cl)4M, dri-. "ncl c•r • , UJXUKY APT l.IVING plus $50deposlt. 675·5214 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r<>ST A.GE 011 to br h uoo 1110 Overlook.Ing Tht• Wul~r Deluxe medical ~1t Costu ---------980 ~ Room Sl35 mo. w/pvt en-Mesa. 1soo sq. Cl .. .a• S..0,,Mt C...ter STA.Mr J Utt a HA, fr'Jlk'. ~ ullhwy ~ m aa i br ? ba. nr SCI & <>r11•· l."'t C-olll"il<' Nn pdlS ~ '751--8204. ~s 8531 3llT Cuntlo, nuw cpu~ & drJM. trt"tih paint. IXM>I S37~mo P1•h'M'7 0010 l':nJoy S750,000 s p('c tranct!, pvt cooking. nr 548·2103. ~· ForLHM aOUTE tal·Ullll'sp11, 711wlmm1.11G town , Laguna Heh ·a1o Wood Partorl'\tll 'rimc Jl(I04a. ti hgh\ed t'Ourt21, 497-36117 Oft ' We wre now 11ppolntlng Sl'll 1111y Item Of com binanon or 11ems tor f1~ or leas with o Penny Pincher Ad. 3 lint!tl '°' z consec:ullvc d11ys . Each iwld.Jt1ooal ll.o~ i.'> 60' tor ~a days. Charge ll' 3 HR tv•t\h.."" i.pe 2 1~ b• t' ,1111• 11u ph.•ll.. I KH lrplc t f\41 p.il . l Mic\• w l(.tr a n it l pt'rwon twh I. •h upi. U OO A\1111 Oct l. UH ti73 llt!o!I t..U Tf!>ol nramatt 1K'\'a.n v1('w at 4!t-buht-lur. ept11. dr~. l'd!lit l>l'ach I br apt that bhn•. or ~·111rvt<"~ 6o is 11m.llJ " old but ver) 0.kf'r "in ~h ~ 1882 illU'»ct Lv rm • f'l>IC' --chn.u1g area ne•• l pc.a 1'..: !i>Hll' 3 br. frplc bnQbt 1475 mu l.al' 211 but ""' dh' l.'<111\ IUt·~ B..a yvt('W ~t C .o1l l t1on $3!1S ino l'uul m-0132 .. , IU\k I.In. Aet. !rnt-11533 2 BR Wei>t.&tdl', lovdy 4 ,............_ ~-1124 i;lc-x ple.».ant i.urround _. _..,. in.:!'i S39~ mu 751 9930. ········•·············· LA MANCHA A."S ~l' l br. huge up·stUll'b , bat Walk ln clst. !::Ice l.&r~" t .2~ b<'droom kit, adults, no. pct.6 $Z70 i;ordc-n npts. Os hwhr, 372 w Buy St. CM blln."l , '-'"l'I. gar, 8AA8 bbQ 646•4517 631·5454 Pool GtHI Pd, m Scoll ----··------ Pl &42 5&73 3 hr. z ba, frplc. patio, laundry & gurage. $380. New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns. No pt-ts. 675·:>832. frplc, end ~ar, putlo, --------1 lt1dry rm . $350. PQUR SEASONS APTS TSL ~gmt 642 1003 Spac 2 br townhouse. l i.-~ ba. p vt patio, pool MESA VERDE home lit Adults, infanl ok. 735 mospbere 2&3 hr dli.. Jounn St 640·64113. apts. no pel'I. 546·103'1 --::Xun111n~ lrg 2 UH. Z ba. New 2 BR. 2 sly twnhse. iturdcn apt. Pool, Rei· w/encl 8ar & patio. l250 .1rl'a. $295. 710 W. 18th St. i,q n. Adlts only, no pets . Located at 2568 t:ldcn Townhouse type units. Ave. Dys. 714/827-8410 , 2&3 bdr. gar. huge pauo, after 5 pm 645-9061. frplc, S400 to $525. Isl & S160 move·m 191 Albert <W. or Orange). Or1ve by & call for appl. 963--0678. 2 Br. utJI pd, children ok. No pets Manager apt 7 1960 Wallace 548·9S60 m1ICt> of bike trail::;, put AJRPORT AREA· 640-5470 men & women to operate ling, ~hulfld>Oartis. l..nh to Shcwe 4300 OFC SP. a roulc for U.S. Govern· 1'1ocommerciol 11ds ••••••••••••••••••••••• 880 S.F .. 3 of e's & recept. --------mcnt Postage Stamps. IE SELECTIVE• S660 mo. Carpet. drapes. ToqualHy you must have * & pane.Ling. Call Karen . .._tri .. Retwtal 4 500 an auto. 2 hrs pr wk l"IM 1144 IJachb from $349.501 mo !-'or mort! inform 11llon and to s>laee yoca.r ad call ••••••••••••••••••••••• J\lit() 1&2 bdrm plans Gain a reliable 714/975-0403 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spare timr & cai.h invest •BUND NEW• flVlHl'S MIWIST UT COMMUHtTY HERITAGE POINT An upt community de signt.'CI with you 111 mind fe11tw1ng 8 spacious floor plans. t~rnltihed or un· furnished 1 2 & 3 bed room apts . I m mediate Occupancy. FIATUllHG •Park like setting. * Ughtlo'd tenrilil courts •Recreational faellit1e::. •Pool &Jacuzzi •Gus BBQ •Sparkling clean laun· dry •Garden patio kitchen •Open beam ce1hng:. • Kingsize bedrooms •Larsewalk·in closets •Privatedress rng •re11s •Accented walls. roommate. 64.5-7464 o r N R HO E 1•y VIEW '. oo s q . t . l' w mentof$2500. L'• kltch ''nv patioc •SHA EA M • A wa.n?housc space. llH In i-·or more info. send c.1t!t' ' .. ' " ---,..-.... -do-...... ----On Lafayette • Cannery du:.tnal Park. 894·5351 name. address & phooe 642-5678 2 lltorY townhouse$ & balconies. crptb, .._... '"" Village. Office space 500 ---------dr•per1.:::., parking, U...1-.. S..-..ff! toZSOOs q. ft. S600 Nu 2720 ft ind & ore number to _Bt_rlh __ Co_n_tr_o_l_A_.g._e_..,..-u-of cl1ev11tors. .._, _,......... STAMP DIVISION ··~ Share a home or aptment BILL GRUNDY 101 Redondo Cir. llU. METRO POUT AN !123 So. cahf. A non·proli& or· Optional ma 1d service At Yltl>hton Island. Jam- boree & San Joaquin Hills lld. h ""t·CUAru ~ Realtor 675·fH61 Hunt. Bch 842-2834 po. Box 577, Ro:;emt!ud. eaniu1tion. Va21ectom~. &.{.V'4> tubal stenl.lzaUon. abor «k .,.rt~~" Xlnt olf1ce or lndustnal NEWPORT BLVD. Ca .9l770 uon. & family plannin.: c..i on.--~~t11wq space.Upto l600 sq ftm <AntiqueRowl LIQUOR STORE. Great For free 1ofo c all S32·oflJ4Sincel97l NewportBeach.645·2111 St a e & wa rehouse. ap-C 0 ti l 9 M e 8 a _s:>D_-0250 __ . ------. . . prox. 2500 sq. ft. Ca ll 1''or lea.sing information. ROOMMATES Suite av1111. in prestigious 646-00Mor 642.1334. neighborhood locution. Open House, free d e· LB location. 605 sq ft, lse. ---------Owner will consl d e r monstration or garden Shcre-H·S.V• Er\joy more. Pay le1>s! All Ages & Llfestyh:s We Check References 494·4451. Lag Bch. Stor0gt 4550 frnancmg. 5255.000 + in· ing cqwpmnt, Mon. evt', ••••••••••••••••••••••• ventory. Paul Jo.'r~nklln. Sept 18th at SPM. Ttet! 700-1000-2000 Sq. Ft. on RV winter storage avail. Agt. 979-8533 Rentals. l70S S. Coast Coast Hwy, North 1-~enced,Ughled,veryr1?·1 _..;;;_ _______ Hwy,Lag Bch.494·2412 714/644·1900 VERY NICE 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, w/all bltns. WA. TEil FRONT Lagun a. 549·1186 or as r ates . 554 ·1040. 549· ll87 839-4500. Call 546-4212 WITH PIER & DOCtC Park Newport shr 2 br. 2 Otc Space a.vail Mesa Ofc llewtafl Wanted 4600 for one 30· or two 20· ba. wt fem 45, S22S. Dys & lndustnul Park. W. ••••••••••••••••••••••• boats. Remodele<l lo new Norene 534·2093 Eve11, t7th St, CM 631·5200· Scull)lor needs roomy in· thru -out. Obi gar. 640-0629 CPA needs company m ex1>ensive pvt studin 1n storage, 2 add'I off street beaut. new office bldg. which to IJve & work. parking spaces $850. Roommate to share 3 br Steps to bay & beach. 963-1953Nick D'Am1co mo Ja cobs Realty, hse. C.M. Sl~ + util. Private s howers for --------- bi5-6670 642-2995. athletic executives. On Older resp cple wants 2 or ---------• prenuses parkJng. 400 To 3Br. 2Ba unfum home 1n Bachelor unit '-'i block Newport Beach ocean· l,400 sq. ft. Professional Emerald Bay. om vu. from beach. All ulil pd. front fem. pref. 3-bd preferred. &t2-Ml23 dbl gar837-3001 eves No kids, no pets. 201 E. furn, 4 car, SlllO. 675·2986 Balboa Blvd. $250 per 7AM Formerly ms. ofc. 3 rms, Partly furn. 1 br. or bach. ln•esfmtllf F'ree. One hour consullJ Wanted 5020 t1 on with I nteri or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Designer . Call for appt Want to invest &tor work 1nterdes1gn 964·3066 1n lo<:al s mall bus rness l'rln unly 556·7280. LottlrFo.d SlOO _545--__ 372"l _______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo6t or Found a pet'? Call Moneyloloan 5025 An:mul A ssis1a11 c•· ••••• •••• • • • • • •• ••• •• • • League S37 ·2273, no fee DO YOU NEED CASH? lst.2nd&3rd FOUND: Blk Germun Homeownerloans Sh~pherd. fen;iale. nr arranged fast. C8htorrua & Mmnesotu. mo. + seeurity dep. call . b & k'l S32S 567 W apt, Bal Island or CdM Near comer of Walnul" Sue 556-TI07 • l..ook.ing for 1or2 F.:;m. to a 1 • · mo. · Yrly. 549·3486 J ff ff s A f'r y sbr oceanvu apl. in W. 19th, CM. Call Jack eves --'------~-- Borrow SlOOO. Sl00.000 C.M. 545·3342 1i14~9~7000' sorry w n0 New Bayfronl 3 BR. 2 ba. Newport. Call 646·9160 546-2277. StudenldesJ>!!ralely n~ 0..a roW 3126 pets Rent.al center open fplc, lodry hook-up. dbl AM or aft 6 or 5J6.4205. Iv Do h om I br apt. w1Uun few mt Stunmng lg. IBr garden ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• dally9amto7pm encl gar. upper unit. msg. you ave ~e space Jamboree & Coast Hwy. flexible terms, p~st I.OST : Blue fem a ll· - credit no problem. Call parakeet. Harbor View us no obligation LI NB v· .. STERLING FIN SVCS ' omes. · i_cinll Y · Ford & Newport Ihlls Dr apt, pool, re<: area. S255 SlOO move·in allowance. 2 . Spectacular bay view to share w/rea estat~ 547-4281 mo. 710 W. 18th St. br 2 ba + den. pn v Orangetree Condo l br & w/bctt area. $800/mo yr· So. Coast Plaza cond~. 2 broker S. ?range Co.. ' Nict! 2 br. 1 ba. encl. rencro gralls yard, 2 car loft. Pool. jucuu1, Lennis. ty. 840-1879 br 11/a ba, pool/ jac. Fem Send r~pUes to Ad. No. G~neral contractor Cle· & · N occ ~ncl ara e 33411 rec.facil.$305.mo.Call over23.Goodrefs.Bef12 l74,0a1lyPUot.POBox ~houseorapt.NB ~i::;:~ ~u~~l·~-· _ Chcll~n'; Wa~ ·496•1097 s:>D-6638or661·0633 Waterfront lease. Lge noon,55&-0751 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. waterfront.. Will re· .,Ann mo · plwsh 2br. 2ba, lge patio d h 92626 furbish or remodel off 3 br, 2 b11. encl. pulto & ~ ' l..,..a S.ocll 3848 & extra lge llv rm. S600. Female wante • 5 are hours for r easonable 0 teragc. N" pet:.. $330 S:t!S z AR . 112 ha. pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slip nvuil. Adults. no 2Br, furn. apt. with male PRIME LOCAT£0N renl. 631·0174. " $25 wk. CM . 556·2772 Santa Ana Parkcenter rno. 751·3rofl. i::arage & Ir)! patio. JJYJO North end, Panoromic pets. 675·2298 """" T 7 000 sq fl n"w •·-•--/I t/ Alcaxar, 673·7204. ocean view. l BR, $375 + h l>d ...,.,., 0 • · · .. " -u nves Adults. no pcL-s Gonkn util.499.1526. LOE 4 BR 2l,? Ba. de· ~ ~:~~2 utl~m~p~ omce bldg .. Santa Ana RnanC• 714/9S5·16101bkrl West Flew away in Oa1.h Business or real estate on Surd a; ft. U?. 27ll· uuml> but happy. 644-411\M FOUND: We1marancr mix. .. •. adlt, Xlnt t.11:. IJ(>Sltion, gd w/childrco working c&p1t al. Isl & ti45-1508, afl's or eves. 2nd mortgu~cs. inv1•n tory :.tart up,, re cc1vablcs MONEY upt 2 br jacu.:21, ix1ol. corated. l blk to beach. Fwy. l·blk. Dii1tlncti11e ••••••••••••••••••••••• bbq area: dosed garuge .U1tif4on S.ac:h 3840 Oceanfront. winter rental. closed in patio. $600 yrly. PM.&»~ architecture & frplcs .. ~1 714/541 -6468 l...ollt 2 West Highland wht t er ri e r dogs, vh· New l and/War n er Reward $500. 842-4182 or 842-3297 dya. Also 2 br townhse. In· .................... ~·· studio, l BR. 2 UR. hld 673-2507 Career gitl w/aharc, lge 2 wet bars avail. Ample OppOffWlity 5005 J-.a. M-K-~ qwre 177 E 22nd Ap~ 10 Sharp beach 2 & 3 BR pool Starting &l 1325 pr BR 2 Ba NB apt. parlclng. Cont.act: Louise ••••••••••w..••n•••••• -·-·""' .. •• ~~98 . . frple .• di ~bwasher: ·mo.494-3138 Wleslcli!f.d2 B:. 2 ba. ~e-w/same . $225 + ut1l DCOahRl.PORATEREALTY TRAVELAaEMCY F1NANClnSERytcF.:s-ti~~r-11'niiTr:--ntttk-..!.....,~.,..--- g arage & patios ux con °· ew crp s , Baywood Dr. 640·5139. B · I " 1 l 1 Br. cpta. drp6. stove. """"'""'"'" $375. 2 BR, gar, rear. l blk newly painted. ~mo. , i-Aa 97~ FRANCHISE us1ness oans : ... peern •i k 1240 ....,.,,,.,,,,,,. bch d.1'0 ls 228 "'"'" 6296 ....... ~ · .in ~-~got loans. Call ln9·311Y1 ews luds b .• no pets. · · 8 ""· nope · ........ QaAM61COUMTT Tbe new way to own • Assored Finane101c1---------mo. 979-el.36. Townhouse, lovely, sp~c. Granl.Yiew • .w7·1l09 Lrg 3 b ew crpt blt.ns Roommate to share ex-travel agency. Travel ~';8 LOST: White Cockapoo. & bome..ll.ke. 2 br with r. n · · p e oses $-22~ +. 713 AtarOal' AREA ~ k Sta - pvt. gated entrance + 2 OCdEAdNI Vl~Wb Oie:a" ~!',;53 ~~7~0 bch. Yr-Orchid, Cdl\I. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 3~ Sq. It.. olfice space. £;'~ n.ot ~~~~~:~· t~ TD ·~.2nd TO 's. ;,n :f.~'1;:s~·M· victotty , Sp.c1ous. quiet 3 bdrm townhsc apt wl11te pvt patio. Pool. Adults. Sorry. no kids or pets. $375. ~3381 or 67~·5949 patios. Some with all. Ille euxe r, · y ,,... • · rurn dh w /mature Conta ct : Ric hard Completesupnnrt&long ~truct1 0,n c .all after ----------S 1 . I beam cell. pool, no peta, 'ble r Overdorff ,.... S W h garage: w m.mmg poo . adults.S515.494.L375 DELUXE 2 BR. 2 Ba. respom11 pro manage term service provided. 4PM. at anytime Lost: REWARD. ate J acUUJ. TeD:JllS courts. I yearly, $420./mo. ·~ Blk 38.644·9536 CORPORATE REALTY Ca 11 Mr Be ech . 54t1·2775 lost in vie. cameo Shor~:. b!k lo Hunlingt.oo shop-Studio apts. "6.i blk to to ocean. New carpets. Female Rmmte wanted. 975--0888 71Hl38·9242. &Goldenrod. 673-1619 3 BR twnhse type. brk ptng center mall. Adults. beach. $250. incl util 675-3126eves. S180 Includes utilities. ~I. Tnt1t Reward. Whtte Germ:rn fplc. 2 mstr bdrms. 165 No pets. From 1435· Permanent.Stv&refrig Call731·2876af'ter5:30 FAST FOOD Dffdi 5035 F M h Monte Vlstu, btwn Seawind Village, 15555 494·2797or494-4629. PllOM,.......ORY PT. Shep. em. ay <J\t· Orang .... "'wpl Blvd. HunUn"'onVillageLane. """' Prime Loe. in K-Mart ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.uekem1a. 531·0405 . ... "' ·~ "~ I . Small ramily w/new COO· CAn ......... $500 + 1160 move-in. H.B. (714)1198·9961. 18r Apt, l blk to bch. Bloc Upper leve sep. 6 unit do would like like to plaza. Unlimited polt•n LOWEST ,,..,.""""----- Call app\ 552·3195PM 'Id . I Bird Cyn view. encl bldg 2 BR. 2 ba, wt fan· share w/fem . Call Pa\ llal. By owner. $28.500 Lost: s m . remale cn·am --""-'------2 Br, chi re n. we come. patio,499-3656 t astic Balboa/ocean days 751.JIJU For info. 642·5425 day~. lnter~ttRot•s Su!)t!rb l Br. adults only. no pets. Startmg at $270 . view. $1000. mo. Ask for 645-lllO eves . ..wPORT 540-7796/839·1060evC's roloredSuimesecal, Vtt' 00 peu,. Encl. Jtu.r .• lndry mo. 846·lll07. Exciting, new oceanfront Zee. 832•2910 or S44-4964 IUSIMESS RENT AL I st T.D. 's, alio Meia Verde. 546-071l6 rac tl $235 2035 lbr&den wtwa rmthof OfficeReftfal 4400 Onl S kU 50% int. in a very suc · 2ndT.O.LoanJ. Lo6tSm111lmaledog hull F\tlle~ 642.~964 SUPER 2 br. pool. gar. hardwood firs & stained 2 br apt, yrly. F'rplc. 305 Y SSOO/mo. _par ng l'eSsful Lag. Bch. service f'airest Tt.'rms since 194!1 !> i I k y t c r r i er a 0 0 · ' · frplc,tr1:-es.$32S.AdullS. glass surrounding cozy 33rd S t. $375. <21~) ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleanw/new patnl&cpl. station with a very Sattlet'Mtn..Co. C'Ockapoo hlack a n rt 2 BR upper; bright & 842·9583 ; 642·5251 frplc. $750. 497·3282 767-0512; wknds (714 l IAYAtOMT OFFICES Approx. 840 sq. ft. office qu alified mechanic T brown. Answers to Gum sp11clous: b11lcn~y:: encl 2 BR, 2 ba. dishwasher, •-Hilh 3150 675-4097 ~~7r:~la/oeoN:qw ~:: ~1!:S~=~~ri~n~~~ S21,000. 5444572 642-2171 545-0611 drop Turttcrock areu gar .. adult!>. $335. 132 1 2 blks f m _,..... . . th t tr led & I> If d , th k d f j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;miiiii;;;~ Reward Call 833·8788 LlSa Ln 67'l IHJ9 enc . gar. ro ••••••••••••••••••••••• Panoramic ocean view, fantastic views. lg e mos ave re· you on tsee e tn o IEM DONLON SA.YS ----· beach. SJSO. Adults, no LA.GUMAHILLS JuxurylBR,sec hi-rise, patios.pa r kin g & stiglousbeachlocations! business you'd like to Lost Old English Shel.!p 2 Br, Iba, l 111.0ry, shag, pets.960-5260 New adult deluxe apts Adlts. Yrlylse.673·5467 janitonal included. 2808 AvaU.imm~. <0·133) buy, caJI me. I have new doi: Male. no collar , drpc;. patio, frpl. beam Deluxe 2 & 3 bd aptr. furn & unfum. Billiards. R d Lafayette Ave.. N. B. Paula Batley 642-8235 listings of establishe d 642 0098or642·5141 aft. fl I Adlt.s ~""" "' •Smashing I B • en. bus' f 11 I ---c ngs. l(ar. . ._.,, frplc. encl gar. patio. pool. jac uzzi, sand BAYSIDE DR .. vu or 673-1003 inesses o a szestn 2544l':lden.(1)538-8406 CallPe"oy~•""". voUeyball. Or. Cly. As k for Al LO S T RI:: WA It U ,, .. .,.,.,...,.,,, ch an n e I & b 0 8 l s• flCIENT lusiMss R...tal 4450 Arsan 837-4200 UBI Mu t 1 eo Ion· d ru rr ~ 2 HH. IA i:ora1w. S325. A.UCIA. VILLAGE $650/mo. 759·1092 agt. THE Ef ••••••••••••••••••••••• · rcmull! cat Jrvine T ei bn1•hdor encl patio Lrg 2 BR apt, encl pat & 25211 Stockport V 2482·88 Balboa Island Gt.fl Shop. raee area needs med. S2SO 548 sio.:· 646 2316 :~·r~~~~kc Cull 848·8300 ~/.::!~~ ~~·~!~Y ~(ifs~~ Vii~~~ .nc:; AL TERNA JIVE NEWPORT ILVD ~~n~or details. 64().5112 759-lllJO Spt't'1al S1tual1on. F . S t. Lovely lower Mo. to mo. rent incl: 900 sq, ft. Additional ~ I br ,1pt for only 3 br. 2'12 ba. frplc · 2 car ~ MicJMf 3852 duplex. J lg DR. 2 BA. R e c e p l . s e r v . storage avail. Plenty or VETERIMARIA.H $225·ncw pn,·alC 1 SlOry. garage. Avail. tmmed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, modern kitchen + personalized phone COV· nnrkmg. 00-3490. Xlnt loc $450 ,,_ CASH A.OW! ~ ly rhoM For 11dult::. (lvcr 30. o TSLM · t · "·"'l603 For Renl: .2 bdrm, 2ba, laundry . ·~ blk to erage. conr. rm, moll f 3 Co . 1 Pl'b De1X1~1L required gm .,..... new building. No pets. beach/bay. Agt. 640.6600 serv .. parltlng & more in 1'~ormerly ins · o c. Orange unty Amma h t UST DEEDS 752-1830 sszs 493"°'67 art 6PM ..i-.......... rms. ba & kJt, $32S. mo Hospital. F\Jlly equipped 2_ .... & 3n:k MO REMT · · 3 br, 2 ba, fp, xtnt bay '"'TH'E;'f:xECUTIVE 567 W. t9lh,S CM. Call · pres tige location . SWINGS & REFt·s Dduxtwnhse,2+dcn,21 ~ INCREASE Newport~ 3169 vlew nearN.11.Y.C. Yrly SUlTE640-5470 Jackeves54G-2277. Owner f1nancln $;. CONSTRUCTION 1'' o u n d F e m a I ,. l>a chs hunrl m ix. llB. p~·11 liolsa Chica Bch 645-74~ 1''ound Small white pOooll' 1n v1c1nty Baysi.de & Jamboree Call 673·5467 be, tennis, POOi. j11l'. etc OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750. Winter $600. --------$450,000. 752·1920 -APT&COMMERCIAL Obi garwtopener $500. GUARANTEES! Olx4br.2ba,enclgar,no 673--0149 CdMOFFICES Or.CtyAlrport '~&IL MIGUE' l,(>ST.LgmoleScalPotnt 645-3807or957-0668 $4:.>. New 2 br . 21,11 ba pets •1.t blk bay/bch lri~~ ~-w Just completed. Open A ~ ff!.lres~ w.e~.noa wbJ, h M . . 38R 2ba upper apl 4 ...... IO-ttli!WfM 'S~ ...... ...... • iilll.~···G· c~· !i' .J.l,·, .. ~. Wt>s'lC'iUt ~4t.~ -~-1.'4\1i,~~~~:. lo~ .... ~~~~·ap~. t;~j $600/moyrly lse. 644·1103 DllJ.JtQ~ •. 0$:f2~~ \F't• -· . ~-«dtfRJ'dC!'Sl<' l'6"1oo0--s MUK311~ I "'66s::I 25~1 Plaza l·~r:a. fi1':WAtW \887Monrovrn548-7924. ~meron,ii.~ fllr'rtVr . .l i':ll1S()h1tlbt'e. . Ava1 a~ e Now! fl. Confe r enc<' rm PROPBTIES'M 831·7 • 1;.11;..6229 ---Gemini RJty 839·6623 blk from beach. Clean. $575 Delux Ir u er SEE to apprecrnte. S39S. k1tchcnetle, s kyllgl1ls, , l""-T'•' •·~!' t .M.l _ I OPEN EVERYDAY _ ------- Duplex avail 10/1. 2 Br, I . Laundry Caci!. Garage. 38R 2ba '"' b~ J>Cch · Call Linda 675-2311 receptionists available. ...,..~ •. .. _ 1"0 NL> l"t!mul1t hrwn bu, 4mC. gar. no p(•ts. ~ ~ch apt $200. Utal inc. 642·~0r645·4483. AdltS 2131798.,.356 Ope~ Office space in pre· Designed Cor architects, ---'"---~~ l'oodll'. nr Euchd & Suri Plummer St. CM $/loo S1nli(lcsonly. DELUXE ho11u!, Us45thSt , sligious Newport Center engineering, drarling. 1.>1c1<0 l"wy. r .V. 640·0tl30 mo; ('31 I Jack c vc11. 536·0321. . • • • · Wells Fargo bldg, l5th fir graphic art.s. 549-1480 •'Vl'~ 546 2277 Soper I-bdrm unit· dose EastblufC 3 br, 2 bn SclnChttmnh 3876 w/view Includes desk ------to ~arh. Very cle~n. re· Lease. ln~t. spac. master ••••••••••••••••••••••• copy machine, me s pace'. Studio. NB. for lse: art l .... '89•S.ach 3140 ady\Ogo!SJ6.7330 suite, din rm & dhl 2 br apt, walk to beach, Sl.50pr mo.&44·7l61. gallery, crahs store. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Auto d oor $250. mo. call 498-6324 or boolique shop. Call Ms. opener avail. Pool & 634-1612. Cdm dlx suites. util pd. Pet.ers.631-0386 (' - Ke nnybunkpo rr? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Australiaunder Teddy Roosevelt? i...,-. fD~ II you re not sure wtlo (or what) Kennybunkport was. dOn't feel bad-you re 'not alone Kennyounl<port ts one of 14 d1st1nct1vely t11ttcrent apartment floorplans at Seawmd Village m Huntington Beacn. Seawmd Village Is a result ot totally personalized profess1ona1 planning The kmd of attenuon you deserve. A perfect blend of nature and lrving- neS11ed In a fore.st with babbling brOOks and qo1et poodS. cooled by narural ocean breezes. Add to that tennis couJts. swimming pools. a jacuzzi and a convenient loatlon near shOpplng and emplOyment and you·ve got a place anyone would proudly call home. (Even K.ennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two l)ath adult apartments from U90.00. 5v.1 ~[\~~'~ 155Ss HunungtOO VUllOf lMlC! Hununo\pn IJHcll. CA (714) 8Q6.~1 From the 5'n Diego FrtWRy dr1Ye nonhoon ~ to McFMJOtn. ttlM west on Mc1'ldclen '° Seawloa Village. ~ MlllltJte • Open dllly 10 AM lit dU$k. ' . ecrealion area. Adults A/C, ample prkg. From . No pets. $450. 865 2 br 1 ba, newly decoral· 300' s .r. No lse req ......._ u... SOOS A IGOS WAV ed. 2 b I k 11 fr o m 6'75-4!800 Opp•'-"1 beach/shopping. $315. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drive by 3106 Park Lane. 492.5121art5. to see 2 BR, 2 Ba. frplc. --------- bltns. Dshwshr . nice s.hl._ lllO cprt'g &: drpe. $42S. mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Then call Jacobs Realty, 2 Sty 3 bdrm. 21,<J'ba. dbl 67W67067J...458S gar. alr c:ond. nr So. Cst Beaut. roomy 4 br Nwpt Plaia. S50Cl. First & lust Shns duplex. I blk from + $150. dep. Lease. ocean. Lse 1565. mo. ~12S6af\. noon. ~5871 ............ Fwnlthtd 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Newport or u..fwMIMd ltOO Pen. Deck, aar, $550. yr· ••••••••• .. ••••••~••••• ly. 61s.e610 or 963·5086 TIIE EXCrTJ fltG Nice 2 Br Dl>lx ul)lltalrs. frplc . W/D, gara1Je. lldultl. no pets, nr Lido Isle abopplna. we, credit m. S450 mo . .CIM-6303. ~ Hoa1 Hoep. Atlrac· tlvt 3 BR l wnh11~. c1.,,.U. drapes, patio, encl. 1ar. $450 mo. PALM MISA. APTS. .MJNUTES TO NPT BCH .• Bach, 1&2'BR. from $230. &: up. Adul~.I No Pets 1561 Meaa Dr. (5 Blkl EaalofN.iwport Blvd.) 9am-Spm s.6·9860 548·2815. AdlU. --OC-.IAM--Fl-O_MT __ apt. l blk from b.ach. bal Bch, J#t11ter rental. lll.2 BAiboa 81. $250/mo. studio, 1 BR. 2 BR. hld 9*9543. pool. Starting 1t $32$ pr 2Br. frplc. beamed cell· _mo_._..,_a_l.38 ____ _ IQP. encl'd 1.r. 1dlts, no Lrs 1 br, pool, nr. ahops, peu $3115 mo. Me-8871 at\ lldb.t, no pm. Utll pd. ..,.. 1114 llCl:D'OVI• 541-0U8. . . "' MOtMVISTM GUARANTEED INCOME no.Ho.Ya. AIU'nMI COMPAMY1 17,HO. YI. 'AITTIMI Furnishes entirely new type o f ultra modern vending machines and top Quallty locations plus all SYPc:>lles. insurance. licensing. training and capital for expansion attar 90 days. You will be lhown doeumented proof that the averaoo location haa 8.' 12 customers per year and we start you with 1 01~1009. n4111191J1PM91T DtlllMSllc SMICllU ITAllUUT ... ..... I MUlllTl9S .,..Y WAT IUll~YUM AMICAMT1 Muat be e&e to devote 30 hOurt • month to 1h1s bu11nesa. h~ a sincere detlre to operate own bullneM. be of IOUnd character .00 heve adequate working capltal. Preference wOI be t l'lown to thoee 1nd1v1du1lt willing to 111t't on • part ttme tnts. at 1eatf untll "'9V'd111NJ111tr11e the dependeblllty we require. Not 1ffill1ted with M&M Mn Corp. or Lit.....,.,.. Inc. t.w. ... l.ISTIJ {714)557"'380 ,...,, .,....,. MA INC. HAVE YOU LOST ·SOMETHING? First check our "Lost and Fovnd" class1flcalion number 5300 to see 11 someone has found It (FOUND ads are placed in the Daily Pilot FREE of charge) If your item is not listed as being found then dtal 642-LOST and let a friendly ad-visor assist you in p lacing a "Lost" ad. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 a m. to 5·30 p.m . for next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper 642-5678 DAILY PILOT "r. •• """" .. Found Ill Spyglass. :.ml blkt brn male dog. Well , munnered Cockapou type Call 759·9434 Found: Pet Rabbit. hlk & wh1 Call 645·l508afts or l'VC'S renonals 5350 ••.........•..•..••.•.. RELAXING Ml\SSAG1'~ Bob Jam~·l.1<-Mall8eur Ouirall 9·9. 494·51 l I PREGNANT? Cur1nl(. l'OO/tdcnt.rnl "'Oun11eUn~ ll. 1 rcfrrral. Abortion. odop U1111 &r k~plnf(. A f'(' A R £ 54 7 · 2!Wl:I LINDA fr VICKI O...ctl M....- For ... ,._oflt! Serving all Orange Co 835-7313 COUHTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 957·8471 Touch of Oas• MOO RU .......... ........... f1MN1 O\ltc.aJI ' ,. .,, ~-,. .. ,,,.,, ...... , ............ . .. . .-....... ............... ,.4 •• , • .-. ........... ___ ., ' •J2 ONLY PILOT Sunder·~ t7, ,,,. tte.ec..... Mo•.... . P~r ....... ••..........••......... ....................... •·······•·•············ ····················~,. A eco u 11tIn 1 1 Uk le p IC Jlh>ett1Umat No job too R J llultnwn ASon txr.r gardener. !free Sh1d~ota HauUn:Jaraic Wallll. ce.IUnp. noora Prot service w\lh AU111 f'\ne Exter. Palnt.lna by AJ.R Ii REROOF All Mr°Vk'e, ~lion Cl~ •mall I J c tonttactor Rt>rnocl4:1 ~ alkiiU011.11 a . clnn·UPIJ Ro.llOn clean-up ett. N wor · Ii windows ctoancd. Van Unes COl'lts no more: R. Sinor. St. Uc . Ins. Try t y p "' 1 • • h l n a I ,. 11 •"'ru. MM500 7»\19'f 6U.e44orS414.54.1 Be n1to Cerv 1 oto . S38-83T1 '4&'6145 Yue est for locals. me.831-SMS24 hn. rockshakts·C'ompo·tar 'W'•••...... Ol/TCH CARl't;NTERS UN"tuecUt Bonded 541-en Commercial It Realden· Ho11secleJ111ln1 $4 hour. atoraae. Ii !Onf( dist . Int ext serving f -~et\. 541·5930 ·-••••••••••••••• ••••• Room add.11 ona. Uc 'd ' '\II l)'J>tl remodcllna. re Home Pride Gal"denln1. Ual HJlullnl of any lype. merencea. Call Pau.y moves. State he. TlllOIS 1rs. Prof. qu!re!a°ik'. &-Root for Leu 86JA.ppll e~n bonded C.IJ !\Ml pelr'l.removewalt..elc. Malntenance. Cleanup• Reaaonable ralea . 847-$032 Ph53'1·Sl60 RQs.Oave.S86-842$ CallAnyt&me TRJPCKAAGE Ste ,..~ W.k.. --UnkaiM It unuauaJ work It Hauling free Est -...& Annie M ·a houseclean· ··Move any th l n g. EXCELLEN• PAINT· 894'°'21 JOaS al~ln. !. \ -..... welrorne 16 yn1. lo aru Tlm 5.54·1'768 Co · anywhere at anwlime · · 1 '-&.........L..'--•---&. ~ ~7 n1611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1,,<' Mt P it l o mbu Getridoltrash. llel{e Ing, estimates . Own 2"hrs 1 • ING ReallOnable rates._....._"...,._. , ;+ • • 1 ·al"IWt C'leanln1 In your 11828314 Gardener Serv Trees, •tudenl. SIS per lo•d. tran.sp. Reas. 97'9·7129 24 7 days. 540-4844 frMealhnatn. 548·2706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.--_., n. t homl' or ol1tce uf bvtu aprnklra. Free Ill Qill S4lM428. 7'70-1382 l'1'Y ln & aave SSSS. Mos t ....................... oc« by Voo hchrwuer m.drtcAI Juan anytime. 957-2600 ..._ ,..._h Meticulous houseclean ,.....,,, .. rt'"I Reasonable priced. In· color repair $2t SO .. •Sav'e Moot""• d rv f~~o1 1•1••l"""' L~.1... •••••••• ••• •• • •• ••• • ••• Ing. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• I ·rlor I Exterior. Free ~r\11. f"tee ftSl. •16710 .I ., ~ ~~ olKN rr-~'°" ........................ Call P rt id \JG •--l G.o1J\ Ort vew11J11•~u"1n• lol t C.ll ~Olf,3,7'190870 ......... 9tdrlc GeMrtllltnlcft AMWAY Cosmetlc:s. · i:s.:: 11. PETERSPAINTING &<It ~l-8788.Jack. lu..,.ucs _.,.262() :~~~a1r~B~Cl~o .. ~1:! Shampoo., •tum c-lea11 UcS27l.36 &U·tl974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~tit'!.re"tu~:,::;:.~· ~:::·~s t~ec!11R~~e:e ,._&°'"'91T-..g Does your set 11eem to oo Mpbal\~ rotor llrlllhlt'ner~. whl F.I ECTIUCIAN rric~ Turbo-cha~era 1n11talltld ~ . I E~~ec~~~ ~~u: ~':':: M2-008 ••••••••••••••••••~•••• ~u~ r~p~~; ~~~~l .. • ~ t>pU Ill min bh·11~·h Ch~an right fret t.tstl~ te on Mos t ma etc. Price It tt .-L.. ..a SS7-4396 Shelley p .. ;M.iM... Extr/lntr. Ex· Piano tuning It r.epa1r. 25, blame wour set. Emal ~ r M __,,_, lh , din rm, ball Sl!I Avg 1 11 1,.).., appt. call Cecll 998--0978 1 •rue as g · · ..... ,wue u d d 1 •••••••••••• ..... • • ••• • rm rt "50. rouch 110. rhr »rae or •ma IV'lf> C & M Automotive ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr'd. honest. neat. reas. yra exp ... ut.er ea. 111 TV " elearonlc repair CHAR SECRl!."TERIAL s.s Ouu llm pc-\ o9<>r u~ -.!!.30359 "At your Service" Home L..dlc.... Uc'd964··104SDave mi.wk.124+Ucen\.s lhl.s l99Uhple.CM ~-6482 SERVIC!•TYPI G Cpl rc-1,.11r. ts yra ea:pr CM.ls Cleaning by Laurie ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prof pam· u·ng. Ext,. int. moonl.Y.861-1433 -ot--1-- n.. tr R f • ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• <J ' bo ts t > Call L MS R t S d • ·-~-m ~uu ..,., v.orll my•r . ti• nu...., "'' nd rd tub enclosure ..,.cs. a . e c. . . -o o. o or Lo R f Fr ___,_1._... ~I 0101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -11.. 11 .. 1• 1 • ...,. &fS-4184 <5-9> Se e d e d L a w n s . w rates. e s. ee ...-......-TAYLOR t-'t:NCES .58 x58 .ce&Arg ••:i.i....... Sprinklers. Planting. est.536-4780.SJ6.4383 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ...... 0.rprl (."l ... run1C Steam &r ~l!S3'1 Shower dootli, mlrror.ed Houaecleanlng help. Ex-Xlnlrefs.675-7633. Neatpatclles&textures pert shaping. thlnna.ns Slump removal. lndscp creations 67~·2821. ins. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• Sh•mpoo fo1ri. & w111 Wood.,t:batnLlnk wardrobe doors. Res1d. per.olwilllrain. f'Jll & Houaepainting. Int .. Ex· FlllEST. l9l·14l9 ---------1 d ow 1> 1>u1 r h M al n· _ glass ref!l»ce.ments . PIT. Guar. hrs with or European Landscaper ler. Free est. J ohn Beck . ._ _______ _ ee Sel"vlce-all types • removal. palm trees any hgt. "94·7600. 494·2129 ~jay Alatrm S)i.h·m i. tl'Tllln<'e ~rvlrt1 9711154 Om1.1mcni.l Iron Ct.mt•mg. CUst.om m1rrnr anstalla· W/O truns. 1700 E . Top work. Fair price, 63l-3363or645·2Ull bu a home burgl11r C-.e/Ca.:ret• Uh<H~ulde&lllM $7 SO& ~C::~::.u~~er Ooor Garry,#226,SA.540-9S25 Refs.Mainl.646·-4871 Custom work, reasonitble a,larm )'Oii can afford •••••••••.a•••••••••••• Up Steve ~-0887 TLC Weekly or bl · Landscaping. Tree trim· prices. free estnm1tes. PATCH PLASTERING All type s . Fr~e estimates. Call S40-6825 for lnform•ll•>o cullcu"tom re meol work Gnilng month ly . by a ame ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs Bnmo.770.7°"3 ~~~~~~~~~~.,Dri ve way~. pat1011. Gw•nl•t •••••••·~··•••••••••••• ~. vacancies al"o. exp. Free est. Noboru. p l t i i t "mls 9 I.. C II 3 760 H I .. I d d ....-~· .. a' n Ing • e" n ••••••••••••••••••••••• wit"""•>~ u ~ l ••••••••••••••••••••••• au .... ,p oa er ump 893-90&4 S31'3182or897-2862 ~able rates. Lic'd ,.~ or5S8 l34.2 l"reeel>t Clean -up~ llirnllni Ltk, grading. tree writ. · contractor.963-182S Any p lumbing, water peedy Tree Service Trimm1nii;. p run1n ~. hauling & removal Jl'tee est. 642-4190 -gpa•u lundscapaog lmmcd° demolit.loos etc.831-1257 If you need a great Letl nimedoByouhr 1ovberdkuet serv.lew.bathrm encl. ....................... Chide... · rvi 642 9907 · housekeeper Call Bren ro ng us e as e Need your bdrm. kkhn or ceramic tale . Reas . 'M diw ~ Ot~tt Fr~ t'llt Any ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5C cine. . da 631 L5Bi Xlnl r . $IO, s hirts 4ot. Call bathroom painted'! Spec. 832·24611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• me Jc>bf 0.11 Allan or Ouldcare provided. Ages •VERY LOW PRICl!:S• "•tr-• at · · re s. 67S-9'722. 1n s ml pain t Jobs . • Wmdow Cleanjng of any Tony, 6'8-SM9 2.6y rs. Thurs.. 1.4pM. On Gardenlng Ma Int. •••~••••••••••••••••~·· Want a REA.LL Y CLEAN 492-1073 PERRY'S PLUM BlNG t,ype. Reuonable rat.es. Carpenters . t11u s h & 64.2c026S George 549'2015 '1:.1 c=~::.i:.0·r!J::~: ~~:e~·~~~am Peterlhe Paint.er ~~~~l6rat!u&m=e~ 96M946 rough. Comm -& rei> Garcia's Gardening Co. masonry . Any home Brickwork. Small jobs. Has the bes~r es. c I ea n 1 n g . Free Tedi Window Care. Prof John, 531.&082 or "f\'oyne, llave something to sell? Int/ Ext landscape & maint. or remodeling WANT ACTION! Newport, COsta Mesa & Int/Ext. . estimates. Z& hr service. wmdow cleaning. Reas. $47 ·9264 Classified ads do at well. malntenAOce. 673·3417 proj. J . Waugh, 631-2233 Clasaifed Ads 64.2·5678 Irvine. 67S-3l75 evelJ. 24 hr no. S4'7· 673-3181 rates. Refs . 642· 7893 5l so Sdloolt & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...trwctlOll HelpW~ 7100HelpW~ 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HllpW..e.d 7100 HelpWmted 7100 HelpW~ 71 tw,W..e.ct 7100 7005 ................................................................................................................................................................ . ••••••••:•••• ••• ••••••• .ACCOUHTIHG CLBI ASSEMILUS Automotive Bookkeeper-general off Spirlt.alReoder Gwtar/p1ano lessons by JR. Santa Corp has im· · DMVCLUI Varied work Cor busy \81.SSo. El Camino Real College Instr. I hr lesson . mediate openings for as· Used Car cont ract & building cootractor. Al· SanClemente; f''ullylic. a wk. Priv or Group Thi:' xlnt company will semblers experienced in OMV. Experonly. Apply tractive ofrtce an Irvine. f'orappt.492·7296 rates. Call Albert trwninanln~«;restlngac· PCB prod. <spuffing & ofc Mg r . or fra n Payroll. payables. bill· --MA-.....:;..;;S""'S-A._G_E---i 836-4620or67S-1961. ~:"~~·~~~~y~ux~ soldering from prints> & Kin gm an at Baue r ings, assist rec:eplionist. Jobs W..ted, 7075 pen. • ence or coune In col· general wiring. Apply in Motors, 979-2500. lite typing. t£ours 8·5, FIGURE MODELS • 1 Good f' person Mon· Fri after M·F. Salary to $900. Ask ••••••••••••••••••••••• ege. igure ap-10am at 1801 Carnegie St. Automotive Mech anic. for Mrs. Jones. S57·7S33 ESCORTS Manufacturer requiring Ulude & knowledge of ad· Santa Ana Must have over 3 yrs ex· ourCAU ONLY versatile individual. Can ding machine. Start to ---------per. In Journeyman 4' Bookkeeper. full time for n-hr handle Sales. Purchas· $650. Call Sally, S40-605S. diesel equip. $1026-$1248 exclusive jewelry st.ore -, .. ••n, ing. Accounting. Ad-Coastal Personnel Agen· 4SSIMILHS + benefi\.s. Apply Sad· at S.Coast Plaza. Call · 6J 1-2140 vertising, Sales Promo-cy, 2790Harbor. CM. Openings available im· cileback Valley Unified Mr ..deCordova 540-3101 ---------1 t1on, Mechanical back· ALL JOBS F REE med for preds1on mech'I SCbool Dl6l. 25631 DiRno ' 24 yr old young man with ground Age 56. Resume assemblers lo build de-Or Mi.ss v· · 586-1..234 I001K•1ti•G blue eyes who enjoys lbe on request. 714/494-9601 ---------.. licate compass & camera ' · ieJO. P /lime. Bookkeeping. beach WtShes to meet a ACCOUNTING uruts. Expcr with small Automotive typing and gen'I ofc ex pr .YOWll woman interebl~d l\.ttonng by credentialed parts &tlghttolerances a Auto Body Repair/ required. CPA Carm ex- 1 n compan1 ons h1p teach~r Will go to your CLERK mus t. Fast growing A.5s'tMechan1c jlll!rienceaplus.845-6441 ~·"459. home 551-1071 Newport Beach c.o offers Must have over 3 yrs ex· Clerical •JR. CLERK •Sl CLEO •CLERICAL ASST Varied jobs with & without exper. in good olc surroundings. Call to- day!!! HOFIES ~o~ office • ~U7 ove r load 557.0061 3'123 Birch St, N. B. Equal Oppor Employer •SHERI LEF.• Cl!:RTllilEI> MASSEUSE llouse Calls By Appl. ~. Help W..tect 71 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rapid expansion of our xlnl ~nf & good growth per. in journeyman body IOOKIEEPH buslnCS$ requires addi-potentiitl. t;.0 E ... ·or repair/paintin g " Outstanding opportunny ---------lion al Ac c ounting appl call Call Ray perform mech. rep. & for experienced con. ACCOUNTING Department personnel. GiJlrnan,557-9051. maiot. in veh icle s . struction/ real estalt'/ CLERK/SR. Successful uppllcanl will ---------• S977·$1 UIS mo + benefits. development Cull charge Req knowledge of gen'I be responsible ror ac· ApplySaddleback Valley bookkeeper in Newport Jo'ree vacations -Hawaii. ledger thru trial bal. counts payable, daily re-Unified School Dis t. Beach. L at e T y ping CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES C..ERJCAL CUSTOMER SERVICE ertt Typlst. Busy office in inlurancecompa ny. 39 hrs wtt. &M-4242 Cl.IRK TYPIST PIT work at beautiful complex filing. answer· Ing phones, good 1tdvan· cement p09ibiUUes. t. Yr office exper. Pleasant. well groomed. ability to commun icate. "ood benefits. Call oc aepty 1n person THI IRVIME CO 1071 Camelback Newport Beach 644-6796 Equal Opport Employer If you enjoy workint wil.b peopfe via heavy telephone comm un1ca· t.ioos. have good typlng ltills. we need you to join us in an entry level posi· lion wittun our Customer Service department. En tails all general office duties including filing, expediting follow.up 1---------Growth orientt!d poe1tion with excellent benefit packag1: Apply· CLHll TYP1ST Busy enfmeenng depl needs detail minded in U.S. DIVERS d1v1dual with accuratt-tr.p•ng. Amb1t1ous :it 3323 W. Warner t1tude lands this on{' Santa Ana. CA. 92702 Good benefits. Start 14.> <714 > 540-8010 S6:i0. Ca II Judy. $40-6055. Mexiro. Elsewhere. Call must be able to.analyze ceipts, and' payroll .f-Or-A.SSEMILllS -25631 Dlseoo Dr, Miss helpful. Send resu m e Counsellors Three Real· gen'I accts & maint sup. ourresta11ran\.s Previous ='=eJ0==·=586-=-123l4 ______ 1 with salary require· (y for defatli. 842· 1414 porting sclledules. Wtll re.cauranl accounting iS Will train to do a variety ments lo J . Krembas. A maJor li(e insurance Coast.al Personnel A~n· company headquartered Equal Opportunity cy. 2790 Harbor. CM assist m otherg acctg a strong plus. Beginning 0( assembly work, trtm-Auto. trans. R&R man, SUite 135, 1400 Quall St .. SELF-HYPNOSIS functions as nee. pre-salary is $750 monl.bly. ming , pac k agi n g. experience prefer red. Newport .Buch. Cahf. an Newport Beach has Employer MI F ALL JOBS FREE opportunities for ln· •·--------,.__,_,,._ w----s Courses viou.s related exp_er is re-Pieasesend your s:.esume material handling. utiU · MUST H AVE O W N1_926a> __ ~-----....- -st.opSmoking q'd. Apply ~h C.O .. to \he Unit AccouDtlzla tywoR..Mw.tbel&yeara TOOtS.ca11scs-zas d.lviduals with skills and _.._ llll1'm aener al office ex·•·--------•I ScNol oConlrolAppeL1l~ 17352 ArmstrOll_g Ave, S upervisor or call or age. 2nd Shift po8i• Babysitter. grand· BOOklrrarn •RetieveTens1on _l_rv_S4().85()3 ___ . _____ 1 between 9KM tmct' l 2 tions.4pm -12:30am. ApJ>-mot.hft.t;ype, l"IJY bome. 1.UU penence' in l or mort d( a.r••s Earn up lo S300 per wk the following 'area is: . UU\ Low tuiUoni Placeroe nt assist. 7~1·9194. •Break Habits Acrountunt Noon for a h appoint-ty belween8am-4pm at: lite housekeepln". full Well establ1's hed Ex-•Achleve Goals ment. (714) 540-8914. Ext. r; •MoreSelf·Confidence C P.A. firm needs Sr 28(). lime. ,perm. $300 m o. ecuLive Search. need s •Improve Memory with minimum 3 yr s U.S. DIVERS 963-4459. full time bookkeeper Typing 46-&0wpm UTOTEM m panaon wanted for Booklceeping/ Openings Now Available eklerly lady. llve·m, S\00 •MUCH. MUCH MORt;• publlc acct'gexperience 3323 WWarner ----------•Some typing . fu 11 sale-Scientilac Exce ll g rowth op -Del Taco, Inc Sunt.uAna.CA92702 Babysitter want~d. my benefits, pleasant al· Professional portunaty. Send resume 34SBakerStreet <714)54().8010 home. weekdays, I rvin~. mosphere . $850·S875 Accounting for full or p/Ume clerks ... mo __ . $48_·_3592 __ • _556-_S85 __ 1 _ on 2nd & 3rd shif'ls No Om: Oity or 1-:ve. 8 Wk to: Stegall. Parke. & Cost,a Mesa. CA 92626 S52-032l. 644-8292 Please call Glenn Olsen ... 0r 5 Wks Guptill Jnr . 3388 Via Equal Opply Emplyr EquaJOpportumly Banking orTed8avlyat844·9174. ORANGECOUNTY t..ado. Ste 500• NB. 92663 Mt F £mployerM/F Southwest .Bank. 8001 ________ _ llYVNOSIS CENTER No Phone calls please. Glenneyre, Laguna Bth IUSIOY <714 >838·74tifl •ccou ...... 1 .... ,.. CLERK .._ft_mbters 49'r.lm. req's New Accts 1714l838·7479 "' "' nw ACCTG CLBK """"' Reptrull or Pl·tlme l mmed opening ror ---------• Sharp person with AA To b a I an c e & e d it ..._,.A Hew 5'111 tellers. Ask Cor J oan busboy position. nit es. Math Aptitude Teller or BaRJc Recont'il.tation M1'ST WORD PROCESSOR SS wpm C a A' • .,. 0,.rator ~~~r M::Oec!~:~ · :P~ Leading Orange Cnty portunll.Jes to those who service bureau has open- quabfy. For informal.Jon 1ng Cor t·2 yrs uper go to our nearest market operator w twork in g or contact the personnel knowledge of DOStVS or olficeal \ OS:POWER VS, JCI. &i 1.2'42LamP'fonSt JECL IBM 370 11 4~ Seekl: SUtrad1ghl2·1appearin~ ddc/ogrreel y'!aecxcopeurn~11nngAa/Pn-customer input. Must be Wlrealhnaevee lmasmesedmjobblserfosr. E.O.E. Exper preC'd. Apply da1- ma e, n er . Live·tn . .., • abletooperatelO.key ad· ----------• ly, al Uam; Mi Casa, 296 Oiscreet.960-6667HB or gen'I acct'g. Adding ding inachlne. Some bk· Long or short term. NO Ba~'"--'TOlt E. l7thSt .. C.M. Garden Grove 537-4840 w/commumcat1ons. Xlnt WE bave Immediat e EqualOppor Em-ployer facility&fnngebenefit.:>. openings. If you qualify, T u e · S 11 l. 3 . Jo Pm mach & basic typing kpg education or exper. FEE. EOE. M/F. Victor OFYr"-"' , ....... SenlcH 5360 s k 1 I I s re q d . E s t 1st & 2nd shifts. xlnt Temporaries, 556-8520. s--a. ---..1 IUS IOYS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Englneer1"g & Planna·ng be f' ....,...,. ,,.,,....._ we offer a unique work· m1drughl. E.O. E. lnle· Ing environment. ln addi-You don't need a gun to gr~ l e.d Dal a . 2 2 8 3 lion to excellent com · "draw fast" wllen you Fa1r v1ew Rd .. C M Firm of llian~e c.o. Xlnl comp1any ntede •t0s. ---------•I Wilh additional clerit'al Over 18. apply In person 1 day Dui-Owa schol. Slate nleff.a ala •~"""" duties. Xlnt benefits. 3 lo 5 pm. Ancient at>crediled. Meets courts working con & Benef. ,.. __ , -"'~" """"' ._, • m;n • ""'" Apply __ "°"'_ ... __ es_a._."'1-vuuv ____ 1 II 0r~-Irvine National Bank. Mariner. ?HJ7 W. Coast requirement fo r re -J•-,,..,_ ••ua "'-_ ...... 1 -1 V'T... Call Janet. 833-3700. H'""' NB 646-0201 paoy benefits. Please plac,xo an •d in the Dally._, S46-6080 _________ _ contact: Pilot Want Ads! CaJI now ISell lhings fast with Daily g 1slratlon call C7l4 ) "'-•-_-Cw a••I Hobper.Nec:n1 E.O.E. -~-'-1 ·-·-·---·--Personnel Department -842-5678. Piloc. Want Ads. 729.nu Attn Personnel Foreman. Good opport. U you are new lo Costa DRIVERS for Chris- 5-WCWK 5400 l.25 Baker St Max I m um be n e f . Mesa, temporarily dis· ---------•! tlan school. We will PACIFIC MUTUAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa CA 92626 J o u r n e Y m a n continuing your educa-Banking train. Apply at 16835 (714 l 75 1·2510 EOE w/s upervisory ability. tlon, recentlydbcharged T&LER Brookhurst, Ftn Vly . M/F/H Apply to: Irvine Unified from the service, or Cor , Call96J..7831. SINGLE? ---------•School Oi11trict, 2941 any reason aeeklog tern· Eves & Sat. Exper. pref1--------- Call INTROVIEW Corthc A.CCOUMTA.MT Alton Ave. Irv. <7141 poraryor carei!remploy· Please contact Kat hy CARPJ!:TSALESMAN 700 Newport Center Dr Newport beach, Ca 92660 <714) 640.3528 1nlelllgent & discreet fo~/charge needed for 556-4900. Equal Opport menl, consider this uni· Amburgey. California Exper. tor Shores In · t · I I I f s I E ployer uni Federal. 3333 Bristol St. t er i or s Ca r p e t w11y to mee new .sang e oca m r co. a ary _m ________ 1 queopport ty. C.M. Call54<M066. Equal Warehouse. 2650 Avon. people. '152·5411. open,. exper reqd. Please •'-Na••-al G rd Y0tt C• lanl • Opport Employeri .,~., '>'M:c Equal Opportunity Employer MI F CENTER CLUB tt'1Soclttl •Plrysical ·--·~··· .......... , for AU Age.s The Perfec:t Bar Alternative! •Meet People• •Relax•Have fun• Low Membership 1-'ees CALL 975-0700 SIMGUSlS + S.14-4622 ·~i=~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Sdlute& ........ 700 •••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS m a 1 I r e s u m e l o : """ ...... n ua ~........, CANUSA CORP. 182l lm~edopenlngs .io Elec· • Kettering, lrvi11e. CA troru?· Mechanics. Ad· SZl6PerWlt _BANKIN ___ G ______ ,,C~e:~~~i;rd~~ --------- 92714 AUn C.Ontroller. ml n.astra lion. Com. • "' .... S.,.ltlT'IY $3.-pr hr full •-PIT. In-Clencal munscaUons or Weather Based on your produc· ._""" -"' -"' ---------1 Forecasting. No ex-livity. commission; plus Commercial & Install· quire at 833·6227 or YOO ARE ~fY"'""' ~rience required. We incentives & extra prom ment loans. bank exp 83J.Q28 No experienced ~ .... ..-. ...... ..-..~·""-"~ L.~i....-.~!_a ~~o~,n needed. E.O.E. IJM'lrm Regillter Toctpy to work schoole. Meals & boa The women aiwl melf' ~~ ;.if.:."ij(ii~~~~.if:m~Q1~1;0;nfTiifH~~~~~ on various accounltnR & provided + S397.SO per are looking for ma Y be 640.S I 00 Mon . Fr 1.. App I y I n n an e s bookkeeping a ssign· month to star t. Call tired ol typlog, Colding AMERICAN person. Standard Shoes. top temporary agency ments. Work close to Callfornla Air Nation~I papers, warehouse jobs STATE BANK 3077 So. Bristol. C.M where you are the V.1.P. Your h ome. Figure Guard <714) 97'9·7363 or andworklogforalimited NEWPORT BEACH 540-5611 w ff 1 1 Clerks to Sr. Accoun· 979-1343for Information . Income. Work with Equal Opp Employer ~t Jot!~ s~cfrt ~~3'i0~8g tants needed thruout Alarms. f'lll & PIT mgr.. young people. Ratid ad· term assignments with OrangReCobe.rtll·lr · sal.esmen. lnstalleris. vanceme~~ poaal le. 1J &auUclaos. Opening for CASHIER lop Orange County o a s trainees. 768-4330 you are or ~ver an hair designers with llOme firms. Over 25 years of Accountemps would be available lo following. M. or F .. in Immed opening In park· combllled experlence. SOOS. Mam, Ste 501 ARMED SECURITY OF· a\.arl work lm~dlately. busy growing salon with Ing structure PIT eves " WE WANT YOU' 1 '' No Tower, Union Bank FJCER Exper, F IT . call..... top commission. Contact week nds lnTheCltyofOrange days, perm. position. 645-6514 ~.84'7·59S8 e. · 7l4/835-4t03 can ~3281. --------·1-==..:..:..:..:.....:.;;.:,;:_ ___ _ ~~~~~' Call Mrs Bower •'-Beauty Operator, in CdM. ~ -M 1.,.. "t ASSIMILHS Au10f'.AltTS Boot h rental. Money "'.,.."'"" on "" .,. . ., --------•) Small precision parts, COUMT'lltMAH m1ker. xlnt oppor. Call Udo W.... VlcJ Accounting xlnt benefits. start $3. ExpeiUnce preferred. ...:"':S.:;5818~~ev~es::;. -=-:-:::-;::l~~~N~t'.WlJO~~rt~Be~ac~h~~I 15$42 Chemical Ln. H.B. Apply at Mllllloa Viejo Beauty Oper._t.or. must be PAYROLL 7H18!M·W l 1 mP 0 "' t s• 2 8 7 O 1 experienced wtRedkln CHIEF TECH Assemblyman. machine Marguerite Pkwy .. Mis· product•: Fun s11lon. To work In Ml5islon Viejo, CLE.RI assemblfi· some drill slon VleJo <Avery Pkwy. 'real Hunt. Bch toe. Calif Uc, 6 "rs oxper in exit). See Jam Kone, 1 press,mU&~atheexper Parts Mgr. (7 141 leaae call for appt, all phasesoflaboratory req 'd Call 642 9090 963-0717 procedure, call 640-0140 Immediate openin1&: 1 · • · 495-5153. ask for Margaret Year varied p11yroll ex· bl BERINGER BOATWKS kpneor~."1· endcaee 'o"r<' ! uurdrl.."ngt Awa.':., ::.ca TnlHH Auto ~Hir' .... u-.,_, Exp'd c1rpenter, Ot. pll Oilldcare, COM, l child, -,. .. ., -"""""' •.,,.,, or retired. 847-4540 or meals. Ute hakpp(I. Live •AUCUIHCS •AGUUCLHI$ •TYPISTS •SICltlT AltllS •WOID raoc oras •ICIYPUHCH •PIXllCB'T •,_SOHHR. CLKS •OUllCLBIS For Newport Beach and South Count)' call: payroll tu laws and • & ...... e.cff Due to irand openln1 of ~ ln or PIT. 67~·7365 ._.. LKtw. FT-.. computcri zed aystemt. Rapid.I)' 1rowln1 Irvine our 2nd loc. GAM Is offer· RHJI008lb111liea Include• co.~ Im med opening ln Ing to a reapon peraon a Boat builder: custom boat Clerical Vicki Heat.on or Jen Peluer 517·9760 •Cr'Mh OQurae available • Materbla provided. •Small classes for penonalll4d instruction. *'°'°°"own taate-day •nllhl cla111ea. d~acement-up to 80~ commba.IOG. ptOCesslng of time cards the followlnll : poa I ti on m "r. par t yard neede experienced V ·-•t•L for weekly payroll, 10 •HandSolder1ng mechanic voikswaieo. carpenters lamlnaton' _..,' key by t.oiach. Please IP· •StuffinJ PC Doatda Xlnt opport.. If you like to mechanlci. P•Squared ft\thualastlc/&firtonable ply ln person: •WI~ Wrapping be your own bou. Sm ln· Boata. 541·2873 lndi\l\dual. w1 Una to ad,· li"OC' Centra I ac North Oranae County Call: Kart.n Powers 131·5627 oCable&Jtarne.s a vance, for conaenla TRIHDA.TA. Succeuful applicants veal" tools art r:;i:d. .BOAT MECHANIC arowtnl company. Cell HOFllSIVB.ll will have food manual f!t"!rpl~=i.J~~U~571er Gu It dluol yach t Cynlhla:...557·7193. COIP dextHtty " poallJve can eervlce. elect .. pumpe le United reraonnel Srvc'1 ABIGAIL ABBOTT 3400W Segorttrom do itlJlude Work hn Aut.oServ./BUI Driver sya. M1.11t have aC\ual Job l!IOOAdams, C.M. SantaAna CAtz7"• -Co p rf 1 p exp. wtrfrn t yard. J(MPQDIDl(S Free3Weclt • .,. lamt.o4:...,...m. mpaey e orm rout ne M Bla .... •e'• Boatyard Deputy Clerk wanted llM Sa~Tm:.~ mo~Ex~ -paid bulllu:::-Salff)' wadtoa-autn..eqp.Urere· ~ou. • QctQJ posilton..anila·l~~~~~~~~f etm,_.D Eq al()p open. Call or apply In pair etc. Ability to drive ~._ bl• Immediately. Re·I: IJI IOOJ 4fl-0442 u portunlty penon. tthool bul.1JU.S103 mo Bbollkeepinl at service qui'111t 'l yr clerlc1l ex· • Employer Procram Data lnc. + 8enerlt1. Apply by station. s days, morn· perience. tOWPM typln1. Classified Ads are th• K..tclla 186.1Z HaleAve Sept. 19. Saddltbact lqa, FamlUar w/ilmple -~ 133'°411. ext. tnawer to :a 1uccn1ful _ ~~~~Sephoolatr'• .. ,.. f1nd what fou want In ll'Ylne ~0335 Valley Unified School n th., neat handwrlUni. 2eO ror appt. Orange 1arate or yard n lel It'• -· -llUIJIU -..,., Dail Pil Cl Diet. 2$631 Dlteno Dr. APPi)' to Ruth or DI.ck C o u n t y H a r b o r a better way to tell more Su JIUlft captatrano y ot alllfledJJ. Want Ad H p? M2·5e18 Miu. Viejo. •U34 asli) Newport Blvd. C.M.' MuniclpatCourt. E.O. E. ..;.peop__.._le_! _____ __. . I r INTERVIEWS! Monday & Tueliday 9 am to 12 Noon 42pmto4pm We'd llke to ... vbu u you hrl9 the ekllls to 1111 one ol these fine, growtf\. geet'ed poe1t1one: * ACCOUNTING CL£RK ASSISTANT In our active Accounting O.pt. otters a variety of actlvltla, Including llgnt' typing, filing and mell aulles. Plenty of energy needed. * EMPLOYEE RELATIONS CLERK Thia aaslgnment ,.qulrn a strong typist wl'IO un handle heavy corre- IPOllC'8ll08 ...... °'**''•••t !Ming, me11 outlea and tel~ contac1 with prospective employ .... *DEPARTMENTAL TYpt8TS(2) Ont o l theM taat·Paced poattlons re- quires proficiency In etaU•Ocal typing, the other cells tor strength• in con· ventlonal typing (approx. 80wpm •or eaeh). BoHI wm be Involved with our Engineering actlYltlH, lllftffh Toal offttS excellent company.paid bentflta. l~ludlng medical. a.ri111 and ey~ lnauranoe, two ..-. ~tlon and t2 p&ld holkSaye (lnc1udlng a wet!( off U\11 coming Chrlatmu). Stanlng aaJ. arlte tinge from seeo to i nc per montn, cftl)tndlng on experitnee end ebllltlea. Drop In and ... ua Monoey Of Tueacsey, °'· II unable to oome In 11 lh6t time, pl .. H pl'IOne KIMMA I TlltUNG ar (7'4) wo.1010 to entnQe 1111 •ntervltw convetlltnl '°'you. ' ·~~.~~-~ .... .!! .. ~~~ ..... .?! .. !~~~~.~ ..... ?!.~! ~~~ ..... ?!_~~ ~.~~-:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ &indsy. September t7. 1978 WOA~~OT 071J:J i-------1~..._._....__~"'fpW..ted 71ooHeepW•hd 7100H.e, ...,.... o:f.:i°a:tANJ~N lit DMiY'C'Q' man for l'arb' Kdt.a!•tk>n Jl\All time office pt'l"lonnol HOTEi. .. ................................ •••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••• ~ cooktq ·~ u:m~, LA tlmH home de ASST IWt'ded nr O.C Airport POSITIOtilS DIST Labon1tory technlclan11 MACHINIST Growing for-·--" ....... •-4 or • Llv•ry. Ecoa/ car r•· • w.z.a ~ w~"t .... ror R & D •pro ... _ '"""""' ...:::x~·. " qu&red. Adwta only. 2\~ DIRECTOR ~ -·cu M«tlcal devict-lab ho112 MACHINISTS ... >'S ~r ._ .... ve·UI hR • d•>' No collectln• Full tl.me per.on for the COOK duction work In procc:i:i lmmcdoJ>enlnjsf!>r. .l Ou•tq • laWM!ry n~ 111~ w / HB aro• 838 Ol26 NiUon-alb' llftowo eduu care or condom lnl u n1 111gnon·meta1Uc product IXPllUMIHT AL .. up ct d Enjo1able -Uon nrm hH opening 111 NM"••Uon cent.-rt Soow PA..-TRY f\.111 lime tO qualJfying LNr S1e£)cr. Tran»p()rl • ooan view locallon their cnrreapondtnre cle&n·UP • miAOr m11 1n "I applicunUs. Prev10113 ex MACHINISTS Dynamic• Dlvlalon. ha1i>. RefHHUI rtqulrcd OtNTAt..·ASSISTANT •ubllldlary l'\inctlont1 In Utnlln~ repair. Or. Cly WORKER per In olectronicw & a CundldatC3 rnust have severul openings 1~. Call m.eo&a la\Ai! afttt <..'baira~. exs-ricM.d c 1 u d • c 0 n du,. tin 1 area. Start $600 mo or up Irvine Pertonnt>I Agency good mcchonlcal bck 5+ yn rehattd eJCpcr, 84lvera1 ilnl&&. Find your• noon t'\!IJ Hmt, busy aroup d D 0 £ c.11 7~ 2573 4811E17th Cost• Mc~a ~ dt!ilred Cull W V wottt from blue print.a. """'luon listed tit-low and• ;.r.•<"l•llY t:r•<'llCM In 1r• uate •urvt-ys. pre "'nn"c111n•1 •hould havt' Suite~ 642 1470 v"r'"-1 ,_.,.~,.,.uon or 1n ....,.. TOD y • " .. parin1 acbuul approval --,..,,.,u "" " xon. 71419M 3130 .. .,. mou._ APPLY A : COOi ~wport uh Non appUcatlons. writing ran· Oa.rdener & Llandacapt>r. bu1c food hundllng ~ formal skctchc.5 Mu11t r..u or pltnne Xlnt p.t), ~'r ~ _ dJort!ltillng tsutr~tlunal expcr. pl tJme-~hr Nd backgrwnd Enjoy xlnt have'f»brlcated new tool MACHIMISTS ~VerdeOo•v H'<>!ti o•:NTAL RE CE P matrn•b. lmplln'lt'111tnic tranaportlllun Call ro ~nt:fll.b Afply !111m JActCORJILL LAB TECH ing&repa1rextst'gtool· Ant&S.CCNtdSWft ... ~tl Center S\ • C TIONlST & c.rr y1n11 uut ud ~inl.41llUS7G_. --~· Mon 1-'r · Pen.on Of ALL TRADES 2 lmmt.od o~nmgs art' ~~~~c;?~g~nbcnd ln· •Tllrftt ._..... ~ .... ~ ll1ch qualJty oWt>t< nt't'd.1 mlriliotl'aUve pron·durl•S (i ENERA.L H~LI' MARRtOTI HOTEL Will Tram, But av a I I 11 b I e In t he ro'g prolit sharing. Cbnr.twt ::': CftAM/•m 'IP aper fl fn•ndJY ~pt. T"uhrn1 and1or ad F\111 or l'/T ror 11mall Experience Welcome. chem-+ LAB & environ Apply in pcrbOO or by ._,... ~ ~ hdl llmtt. Oood t al fl mln1-tnUve 11x!)"r • BA ~hole11ole & ma~lc co 20 900 Newp()rt Uenh:r Or SOLDERING m ~ n t a I I a b r o r phone between l 30.4-30 •llMJIM UitlM Co.val Ho&p UPtt prt'f bmrf NBIM·lr.tll dt'&r H rtqol r"d 1\1 ,\ hr11 pr wk Shippin" & Tit Newport &uch Laboratory TcchnicUlllli "'-"' DowU E O E •lrowa & a.-Se+..• ft ........ ~,, ....... _, ""-y··1-~· .... ,, ..... ~ ""lllrut .s11l.or•· ., ll'Aual Opp Emplyr M/f' WOOD PllE·FlNISH /'\.., Uf'ed did t II "'"'")'-~ ng. . . _..., VVUlll unu ..... ··-"'•''" ''"' r , I' 1~· dl•pl Appl) "At flE/\TSTAMf' "'"8 I Clln ll(.'SW I SHIL.lYLAllHC .0per.tor1 I' <"anv loap ™ Thunn °'"1A1./-K.,+. bu.&<'<! on qu&U ll'llllUll .... !I llAM Uolth•ll i. M··~·c LIT): ASSEMlll.Y have a minimum I yr or l7600Gllle.tte •MocMM n.-.Mon I• M. G~d opport fur tn exptr S.01111 n"'um1· to Wund94UW 17th St. CM ll""w'""lcaners. Tues·f''n. MACJllNlNG cullege or t-Qu1valant C 927 _,......, r, • -dll. u t•er1unna•I l>l'PI . I' O """"~" ll<!lence lab rou~e & I \1 Lrvtne. A 14 • ..._. O,.r•or COOIC~...,... tlor ::!\.~~ tvin ~d;:~ Bo• 28<.!0 , N t' w 1101 t -GIHHAL HRrU ll-JPM J Appl~ TRues edi''ri 1""~.9.>!'1pany ~~~~~s1· yrs previous related e• Call D79-0500 4'1 P U-.,. .... " .,.......,.. .._,11rh. ('A 1 .... ,,,.. 1-... uJI 11 z ot an1ce s agg y n ....,,,..,. Mella . .,.. .. ""' . lud 1 .... ll!~T--•• 1 ......... n • n :.Pf<'I ri~ Salary .,,.. ~ .. Nill lkh ArC'~1cturul Ann':, 1770 10 Orange per OuUes will Inc e "~~ v-" ~ l'OIUrllll" Wllh ()s)9!111unll )' •:mpl11y1•r ruin l>Cl.'k.b ~en I hd1>cr Ave CM performing laboratory ---------1 ..... ,...1z2,...... •JfJ ' abtl tv • UJ>('r Ph ~ w1uwnt1:.iu.i> 130 100 · JANITORIAL fun c tion s -so m e MAC•nNE _ _.;i•llC• ia•proceu ~. ReJleo(. 4 dA)' v.t. ~ 5WIJ. ~to I 1>m anl;-W<:l'RICIAH Mon lhru 1•11 Ca I I llou:.cC'lcaners. own Positions Av»il st.alistical anuylsls & re· ,......., 8a)'vi.,w (~on' Hoss> · Forl•IT\Jn Goud opport t:JwtO 11 r/T N h w k p cord keeping tn lab set ...t fMal a...pedkMI of ~ Thurin. c .. E 0 1: "'u' I ttl II IO b ,. n l' r &'4 .,... lran .... tu or part time. lg l or . ays lJ MCC radflc VoiYH 11 _,.._,..... \PU~ 0'1nta l <\ul. mhturtt11• Ju u r 11 r v rn 11 11 .,. "'. N \. l< /\ I, t.op$ 673 t:!60.1>4G-4871 well Mission V1cJO/ Pnleag.se"pplyi·n,..rsonor tm..,._ ..cl llos Im-,.._. .. rntti.t.>lU'. l''lk'r 1n •I ~ ' c. "' lrv/CM/Npt areas . Call .. ..-....,. _.., l" v. antl'(J, all h1f\6 Al110 open&n& ror maoatcement tr .. 1net• W IOOd fUtUI'(' \lo )OUnjl srow1ng cumpuny Appl) 111 fll't'!M>O. Ma Barker· . 2L1 E 17th St • C M ~ llha n Bu') quulrt' 11o ,up.-rv1•1>r)' ub1hl\ WAR EllOUSI': 511 day llou'1ecll:aners. $4 hr 9aml0pm9793652 :ie nd r esume to Mtcl• ,....,..... .... We$tmtru.tt.oroff< l'vi 111 A~I> Lu Ir"'"'' l nillld ~k. L.irr) Moqwn .'\!Ill t• T. CJr nccc~t-<HY Margaret Dark fOf" llldl•idttols who tm1cw~ :.m :t·~ol ,~ .. ~~~11~~; iV~~~ qui-:1 17W 9&12-153 Lar Gingham Girl 64S-!ilZ3 JAN ITOR SHILEY LAB INC want to l•arn a ~ 4!100 t;11u.1I CJµµurl ry Oak llOUSl::K El::f'J::R wunted Routine custodial tasks. 17600 Gillette IMChlM tract. or H • Employer Gtfteral Office lu It' e m 2 pre-school full time. rnnges. Eng Irvine. Ca 92714 ~ tile bowledc)e f''T. chnmlc· 4c fr1.11t 111<' w. et1lab tcxllk firm. Npl r hildrcn. 53G·240J urt speaking. Apply 9 11 Call 979-0SOO E 0.£ ... haYe. exper pr\'! ti X r.a) ht -------~-lkh Looklll)4 1ot malurl.'. 3P.M Mon·Fri. Lrnwilco Labs. ' DINfALASST nee C..11 t~ tiKlkl ~'ncurn ~t.ablt' md1\ to l)t.·rf 'ane 2148 Nwpl Blvd. C M Counter tiirl full time 0-ALASSIST MAINTIH.AMCE l) ofdul1e:. llvvt-xµnot Hou1tekeeiper live out --------• LagMunOaTBeO»cRh Rlo..UTE t4inl ,....,..,... .... Kuat~no Cleanen l86E &n• ELECTRICILH n1.'('/\Uhc11ef645t06G Balboa o int area u for theu •arloeu UllhSt.C M 548 OtJ Denlal 11~111 ullll2c your Orantie O> lllfr l.'U i1-of -~ ~e fcrence:. ple:lSf!. Ja:U•orial/Ma•r:t Daily Pilot route .n RDChlM pc>MtiOM an ----------t chrsJde Skill Lil i;un.ien1a l r I Gt>neral Office 67S..561 l. C....Jt-StucMftt5 • "guna Beach •. South f X t<rlng o mumt. l' trtn -·-H"""'l ... G -~ .,.. <>< 14 mo.tlla of worts••· ·camter/Sdet o c atmosphere ray cton poe.itiun to a ran ..-v"'-~" HOUSEKEEPER Perm. p/t1me. rtex1ble Laguna . Afternoon:.. Atlr•ct. yng cirl. FIT or lie~. Xlnl 1111111.ry. 0 dldule who rnt<el:. lhc l'\111 job in lovely new of· hrs. at our lrvmeCo apt. Monday through Friday periet1C• or teclllilc .. PIT Apply in n..r$OO IMl)'Jlee. 'ullowln" rt."'llircmcnts ice. Accurate typing & 4 hrs per day lS7S per complexes. plus Saturday and Sun sc:ltaal.g In the UM of .. ~ DR rat"-MUIU I' .. ... .. .. n wk ) or s hrs per day Call I s rt-Mr R l" 1 s s, ~ •5 Yrs + l'lCfll'l" in .1101ne PLlrC114'>111g cxper. k M orapp1ymperson day mornings. S450 per preclsl0tt ,...CltMriRg Rnthschilds. 2407 E ft.gt<Jl<'Y ofOrun.sc<;o lcchnu:al/mt'ch'I elcc Will relieve ret•eµttooisl :~~~ 7~rf.erH;us~wort~ THEIRVINECO. month gross profit. S50 ....._ .... .ct bow t'u.tl>lll'>'Y Cdm. 1201 W La Veta. Oruni;\! lneal repairs & 1n11tullJ for pleasant vi.riety •. 1071 Camelbatk Cash deposit reqwred . L-w to -od ·'-*• -----• 633-((1.W u-" Xlnl bcnl'f1ls Start to luund. tthopµmg "' er· N.....,.,...,.. Beach 644-o796 Call 642·4321 a s k for wu '"' ... ...,.. ~ •-----~----.,.....,. *"'00 c II S II "·'0 l!nc." rands ror bu:.y pro· ..... ...,. • b• _, """' n-a.. .... _ • ., 0 1Ul'lers n.-k I "thot I I 1 •Abillly to t"""•blc!>hOOt & •• ll a y, .... -.,,,..,,, M r;-ftuul Opport Employer CLrculauon. Leave your ,,......, _. .. , ..-... .• I• ·r •r 1 ....,., c er" e . a~11" n ·v~ ,,_ •nl p 1 A r·~s1on"I , ust have own ... , dd Ph tt tM abo ~ t l c per..oo. 7 1\M to PM ; '".. 2790 11 ..... ('•1 truns &rt'fs tl-100000 ~ ...., .. - SHEETMETAL - WORKERS ., We offer hi9'1Y COftto petftln ........ -41 friftgtt btMflts Ntclud-' Ing pold -c:Mccrt ~ lf9 iMlll •ct. Apply In_) pencMtto: •• LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMlc;S 3131 W Segerstrom •• <Near Harbor & Warner> Santa Ana. Ca. • ·oun 'rs • re •way ~ ~"Ir ...,.,35"1 ersonnl' gen "" w • Nam". A ress. one •• .. -•• , ..... 111r par<'d d r llvery day/eve shift 1555 S • illin~ne"» LO pt:tiorm ey, lirvvr, " Number and Make or qlll"""llhnffdapply :.t-rvu·t< ror local cor· Coastllwy.Lagu1111 \llrlOU!t ll1J1nten.rnn~ ALLJOBSl''Hr;F. llouHkcl·P..-r wanted KEYPUt"CH Car Goodforstudentor Position aHabae • Equal Opty Emp1·· pur ute headquarters. ------tasks llefnu•J lc1d~ 10 live m. Supt:rv1sur·Operator reuredpcrson. s CIY °" M/F/ll Call Mrs. Hilger, 661·1211 DISHWAS HER XJut co bcrwnts & profit G.Mral Office Prl .., room/ bu . S ml Growing Newport Beach . day and HMIMJ shifts!~~~~~~~~~ M/F.E.O.E. t"\llltrme ptt1nw 'ihunnl(prul(rJm /\ripl)' Tlusvam·tyi.potin;,fun salrary6148Hl:I company <ll's1rcs an in Landscape Supervisor. on the fotlowlnCJl- CPA. small comp;iny i-1 G o w e r S l r c t• l Ill person or s1•n<l n ·Mmw orr1cc offl•r .. >.Int bt• ad div1dual with 2 years ~x nun 3 yrs expcr. must be 11111chille•: IO()kino (OI' ex per CPA or Hcst;iu r a 0 l J\ 1 rvu rt lO Muritarel Ourk · vancemcnt potl•nual 111 lloust•kci.'pt·r. 11 vc·in . 2 penrnce. Excellent .op able kt1o s udper 1 & 1rnst PA .• -"bGround floor Op· urea. call mJna gt'r SHILEY LAO INC known i:row1ni,: com& ehildr~n 17 & 9J. Onve. portun1ty & frrn ge splsonn !!,.S· o odp an1t ngs. 2 s ~ puny Good per1>011ohty Salarytrm/brd. Sund1 benefits. Call l.)ean for a s""" or s awns portunity for qualified ·pm. l7600G11l1•tte moderate typing, ~real 752.7663. an intervie w. l7 14 I Must be willing to work •Turret Lathe ·Engine Lathe •H.C. Machines •Alllo& MACHINIST Orow1 n~ Medical device lab has 2 1m~apeningsfor: carreer minded pers~n. DispatcheF. cxpcmencc lrvane.(;a92714 opportunity Start.,alary 752.2252 hard 675·7633 Ca ll Xlnt sa~ary & benefits. preferred. age Ill-+_ App· Call979-0SOO E.0 E to $700 Call Chris. Housekeepers, pt-time. anyUme. EXPERIMENT AL Mon/F't1. 714 /640-2009. ly at G & w Towing. c:m.-::=mms::::::;ae1:4 =:oz:,.....•zx:::~•I Constal Personnel Agen· Bayview Convalescent KEYPUNCH Cust/Maint full time. ex· &U-12S2 Enthus1ast1c person w 1 art 'Y· 27'.::> Harbor. CM · Hosp .. 2055 Thunn. C.M · I d S I d · b k d to ALL JOoS FREE E.O. E . 642·3505 pe~ requ re . a ary Domestic Live-in. mature or es1gn ac groun --------- $3 so lo $4.00. hr Com· housekeeper to care ror 2 call on people 111 the de- mcn:;unte wit~ exper. children In love l y s1sn trade. Good pay. GeneralOfrace Apply Sun Sail Club. Laguna Beach home. Oexlble hrs, rull or pt· REGISTRAR T24oro752"'.!~o Way. El Refs. Ph 17141494-8681 lime. Call Gay 545-6080 lnteresting position pro-......,........, cessing home students ---------1 for Real Estate training DRAFTER rirm. Duties include phones. typini,:. r1linl(. grading & enrollment:. Hou.set<eeper. live in. refs, no children. over 35 Rm/bath/TV. 673-9042 HOUSEKEEPER · Exper'd, Engl.Lsh speak· ing pref ~rre d. own tra n s p . l''ull -tim ~ 673-9045 C.Stodian/Labonr 1-'ull t ime & Pttrme Janitorial maint work uv;ul at apt. complexes. Orange Co baM'd ml . in rt leader in ml•t.hc.11 dr v 1 cell 1 i. s e ,. k 1 n ){ a ESCROW OFFICER Xlnt working cond & --------- drafter bencfit:s. Apply ~-3. An· lNSPECTOll Try on a new company ror a couple or weeks. 1r you lrke 1t s tay permanently. tr you are a good starter & willing lo learn other computer duties. Work in a l11rge corporatJUn that 1s tailor made ror you. Salary l(I SOOO Call Mary Aun. S40·li055. {;oaswl Person nt>I Agency. 2700 ll<irbur. CM. ALL JOSS FHa-;~ Call or apply in person THE IRVINE CO 107·1 Camt'lback Newport ticach 64-4-6796 EquaJ Opport Employer 24 Yr.. e.xper m mt.'<'h'l drah1ng. Prt'poring engineering drawrngs & hsts from engineering notes, sketches. layouts & UU1t.ruc. nee. Trade or tech 'I sch I background pref'd. I( you quahfy please C11ll for an in· tervlew or submif""re· lu mt! to: ·)t.,-Z »re t The rapidly grow1n~ lhony School:;. ·1401 Birch QC INSPECTOR escrow office or a maJor Street. Newport Bea~·h Leading mt.'d1cal de.v1ce1---------savlngs & luun has an im· INt!ar U.C. Arrportl h . ed d r O»nce teachers, ballet. tap, disco & belly dunce Newport Beach Call Mrs. Hert>.rt. 645-9701 DATA ENTRY )>ark Acc.om•t .. ICJ Clerk SHILEY LAI IHC 17600 Gillette Permanent pos•tlon I ca_., available as a video dis· ~Ui:;;:.<>:JOOE~E play terminal operator ~~~~~~~~~! (or Bas ic/Four mini = ~qual Opportunity as 1mm nee or un mediate opportunity for Employer inspector with up to Ii an Escrow Officer with a months previoms ex per .. mirumwn o< 2 years ex. OEN'LMAINTENANCE prerc..rab!.Y. in plastics p e r i t' n c e . Male wiUI u-unsportalion Xlnt Co 1>ener incld ·g-Responsibilitles will in-to c 1 ea n r 8 5 t fo 0 d prom sbanng. elude develuP._ang new machines. 5 days per Please apply an person or b'Usiness. workln~ with week f:lil'.b'. alJI 3 hrs call w~days ~)am & t..be public a!'d process. per 'day . 'SalAry .f 1 :30·3:30pm. Mnrgaret lng escrow hies. An ex· mileage. 67~7632 • Dark cellent salary and com· SH'L!Y LAIS mi11Sion »reoHered. GIN"L OfC $800 17600Gillette ESCROW SECRETARY Lovely congenial com· Irvine, Ca 9'Z714 pany in Newport Fashion Call 979-0500 E.O. E. computer Some ex· Drivers needed for parts Good opportunity for an perience IS desirable. but store. CM area 548 3443. individual with one year W'll tr:.ain Individual with Ask for Tom. escrow secretarial ex· demonstrated typing ac· ---------• penence and 45wpm lYP· curacy and spee<I. Hours DRIVERS ing skills. Island needs sharp or· gani_zed person 'with ac· curate typmg that can handle variety of in tertesllng duties. Xlnt benefits. Call Sally. 540-6055. Coa.o:;tal Person- nel Agency. 2790 I I arbor , INSTRUCTOR St Mary's College 1:; seeking instructors ror off campus BA Program in heolth administration Must have MA or better in related field & ad- m1n1s tr at 1 v e cxper Clasi.es held locally Call ~262..SSOO Exl 19 -approximately 2-9PM. Sclilool Bus. Lk'd or will Work in pleasant en· lritin. 4 Hr guar. $4.04 to vironm ent with good s tart. E .O.E . Call company benefits incl~ 559-0812. mg 2 weeks vacation --------- alter one year. company ' •DRIVER• paid group msurance. Expandrng ro looking ror credit uruon, etc Apply people willing to work at Neat itppear . Good driv- ORANGE COAST Ing, rec. Over 18. Co D .a.ILY PILOT vehicles. 12.ss per hr + "' incentives. Ca ll Enc. 330 W. lay St .• CM 640-8700. between the hours or 8:00AM-5:00PM Call for appointment please 6"2·4321. exl 277 Equal Oppty Emµlyr DELIVERY DRIVER Delivery position uvall. Valid CA be w/good dnv. ln1 rec Submit app Mop/Fri 8:30·5 17931 Sllyparlt Cir, Ste 8 . Irvine.CA. g,o E M/f'. Driver. P/T. Help dnve LA/OrCty. Retiree pref erred. 832-8640 l Outst.&ndfog benefits and CMALLJ OBS FREE 1deaJ working condltions1--------- c om p Ii ment these Girl Friday. intelhgenl growth pos1llons . Please eerson needed for N.B call for an intcrVit!W ap-Flnanl'ial Ctr office. pointment some t r avel. salary open. 644·4403 Ms Berg MARINERS SAVINGS 151.S Westdiff On ve Newport Beach 1714) 642·4000 An Equal Opportunity Employer A '\ • • •• •' , .,,., • '* ~ .... -n I 1 1' .;\f,. .. . . , KEYPUNCH lJ1'ERATOR lrnmechale opening re· qul r-rn~ 1 year t!X pencnce keypunching and vertr)'lng using IBM 129 machine. Full time pos1uon offering com· pet.ltive salary and t'X· cellenl company benefits. Ple~c <.1pply m J>l•rson to· ,. Legat Secntcry Airport »rea NB. Excell. typing & shrthnd sklllll. AbiJily to t ake c hrg Salary open. 975-0782 LEGAL SECRET ARY For Nwpt Ce nlt'r Corporate attorney. xlnl skills required Pleasant atmosphere. salary emn- m c n s u r a I c With quallfu·at1ons Cull 81.1r1>aru 640·7035 Ll(f>UORSTOH F\Jll·time days. mature. exper 'd Apply In person ~W 19th St C M Ure assembly-work. mitte ur femele . Arrow Mfl( Co. 1365 Logan Ave. CM ~t7¥ I ------ s..1-Auto Op. ·m. •c.wterlns Grinder Ow be•fit• are i..- creclble -....... be explained to be believed. For imtMdlat• con· sidtratioft, please app- ly in peno11 cw call: MitcMll loM ... f'CJ '213) 42 .. 2511 ht2!>2 MCCI MACHINISTS Candidates mu11t have 5+ yrs. related exper . work from blue printb, verbal Instruction or in.- formal sketches. Must . ._ have rabncated new Looi· IOI( & repair ex1s1ting t.oohng on produellon We orter xlnt Co bend in cld'g profit shann~ /\µply an person or by phone between I 30-4 :JO. Margaret Dark. SHILEY LAI INC 17600 Gillette Irvine. CA 92114 Call 9'19-0500 E.0 .E. • • Maids Needed. Tide:., Mot.i!k. V .2L an Hour Pitt me 494·!494 MA10WAN11KO Balboa Inn. $3. hour. IOi1 LOAtil PACI AC Ma10Sl. b'7>8'740 COUHSB.OR Maid wantt!d.-S-ea_c_l-1rf A position is avail. for a VALVES Motel IOOl So. Cait. Hwy, person who h11s the de srre to JO!n an aggret-si ve Laguna Beach. 494-4892 mort~age loan co. doini.: M 3 1 t c I e r k I bustnt'ss 1n So. Orange 3201 WalnutA•e warehouseman. t~ull <;o Cahr Real 1:stalt-LGftl)leoch,Ca90107 l ime. Good bcnt'fits . l1 censl' required Pubhsh1ng Co rn NU PreferenC'e will ~ given Equal Opportunity a re 11 • A g cs t 8. 2 4 to ~'ollegc graduate Employer Mt t• 6464455 • w pnor exper an the rteld ~~~~~~~~~'l~~~;;;:;-::;~~;;-: of finance. real est tn-= ELL Idle items with u surance or accounting. Classtfied Ads. your one· Owly Pilot Class1r1ed Ad • Xlnt sal/comm :.chedule stop shopping eenll'r 642-5678. · permit s unlimited --'---'----- personal growth & 1m· med tncome Send re· sume to G Kaufman. 620 Newport Center Dr. Ste 211 Newport Beach. Ca 92660 llUMSWICK OllPQJA TIOM ~Dt•hlow - F.Qul Opportunity 8mployer MrF. ) • , ._J ........ • • I" • -~ . ' . . . . ~ ~ ~ ' . ' . ' ' . -. . ... . . ...... •14 DAILY PILOI .... w.t.ct 11oott.t,W..t.4 71 ......... 71 OfC/CASHIH PBX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Noeaperien~re<Juired. :;;.~'Jitl1'&P~T v~~I~ SALES IECEYING Cl.£11 Rcn'AURANT MANAOf.MENT •PPllU 1114d6ul rtittpUonial , 1111 Many co. bmtint• Ind U~ 3.'Jill l'\lAU.. OF.PT lions now beln1 1cn;1pt 1~1 office wor~ t:• prom 1harln1. f'or a ppl -------AT·EASE lN FASHION lSLAND CAIL"S JI. IS HOW ACCIPT IH~ .,. PLICATIOHS FOa THI HEW llSTAUIAHT OPMHG OH AYYY , ..... .,. Tiil &lllJEES cd h.e nLuC'k y l'r l•d perdortrllMd Contllrt contact 8111 Muni on.-------- KA" C'tucken Edwlll'C.bl • 11.S CotbtanU7.jM9_ 8"-laO MANAGER .NEWPORT REACH Has an opening in it.a recolvlng de· partmenl. 8:30 to 5:30, Monday thru Friday. Threet poeluona 11v11I •n l'.:dln& r tt (J ContfC1 M«Mcal Olfl O 'I _.......;_______ P.BX out"W I lbusl Y maU1n1 ckpl K lO for t.ktta1la '9t 1)06 Ml''a• WUI ~~tn ~11.!r Ol't1CE Help, flllntc. t yp· • 1 n I Io I r11 n o n ._, l"'I phonel etc f /tlme OPER •TOR f'Wd Hill Really l• look· v1r1ou1 m a chlnt•1 It ManaHmC'D\ ~·&me Lltu t y plna l3hrlot tart 541,SSo4J, "' ltliit ror a dynamic, ag. forklift Some hcavyhfl POOPl.Y.l'~ftSON htt.lpful.Mu1tb.• ---------.i roulve lull t i m e P\.IASI CAU. 644-1070 Wult ...... uu1 Xlnt 11torkJAa cuod.. t.'a:('(' '°'*IAI for p/l MS • lo lo •orlL av .. or Otrlco Manaaer . ln1lde Immediate opening tx manaacr ~r ono or tt1 lwnef Apply II 3 Na IQt ln wb<lieHJt' 1upply .....,. 141-mt nlea. No experiencti l1t1 for 11n lndlvlduul mo.t 111ecasful om cc. Mk ror Mr Kobaut UotUll Edut'11llvn. ••01 C.U Mr llall M2 1834 MEDICAL • nKHlltY, wlll triilln wilh tl&ntrlcanl and re Al leatt 2 yra In r eal 8 ir c h S t. N r w 1111 r I ,..C t'ref ~ yr• or older ctt1l experience on 008 estote 111le experience I.ii COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL lie H h I nu r 0 I ' MA NICU RIST Pt·llmo.~,,.......t ~-or (7l4)523·41U Automatk Swltchbourd nt.-t.-Ot>d lo OU this attrar Ai rport I "qv•I \111 nHdod 1mrnt1d T ttt; F/T •PW~ In ev•6wknd1 with cord4' or 11lmllur Uvc Newport &ach poi;I· r•>rtunJty l"'.mpk1) r 11 A IR II AN o I. It R 8 60 Orante CO Xlnt In· equipment. I( intcrest~d. Uon. PrevloWI manage· !Ml~ nmllv•l00%f~p1i1ld Opportunity avail for applylnpereonto: ment eKpcriencc Is de· MAILIOOM -DI PlllOMMIL dyn•mlc rent11I ugt-nt 11lred, but not re<1ulred. .nOMIST UST AUIAMT HELP INSBTH MAHICURllT Aae-neyolOr1n1eeo Uc req'd, comml1111. on· IRUMSWICK Tho 811ll1ry h1 a ttractive llC Pt/ l"UIJTlmeLunche11 1.111 t u uic• N 1, 1... A I.YR Ir. DO '8 H A llt taOl W La Vote, Orim11• ly. Nolan R E. 494·9424 with fringe benertla & TYPIST Counter/Kitchen. lit Yn. V.-1\:, oow •r~ln~ 111> 633 W740 , CORPORATION over-rides for the rl&ht Du ti ea con a I a t o f ~:~;nr~, .. ~Wi.'r~~ur:' 1, I 1 r a t 1 u n b I o r OHOER CLERK, va ried 0....... DIYltlott l:'lil<>ll. For confldentJal telcpbope rec~ptlonM. We~~~a~~~c;0~tpree~ Male or .._I•, port- "-911df.a."-,dcryt ..................... , . or o .. r to wortl clot· lac).Wft. l ~1urwut lfUI) W Wr'll MEDICAL dutid In 1ml C.M. offc otervlcw C"ll .. ~~ . .,17c tvninlli filing. Must be .. or 1nf111n\11t1111 •·•I ... r h ttl .. '"""' " '" Salad Alrportarea Call ...UQZl ~tDI V('H l7&«r10 UC.,./AISIST '!'f ••ri>P · me person. llllH_...._ll•d wkd a y11 or s u .4900 fut accurate typist . · · Xlnt aalary 6. bend fur Call betwn 9·2 dally. ~ wknds Position provides steady _M_.;;:,gr_._2_·5t>.:-m_._9_M_-OM4 __ _ •••nt('fUlnr• ll•nd> m• n bo•1u•h &l"f" M all'~ Apl • all.lat)' Nu r ttUdtf'n tfrply w IJu .. 11 lfn, f>a11) l'lll•l I' 0 1'4n 1!'.MI l :n.t.. 'Iii ISM IJl'll.:ru MARJNF. llAR UW AR f. w .r r h ,.1• ml(r . lu1uwh"l11w ul au w11ri·h.lc- a rt Iv I\ h "ll. 1nrludtna c\lllJlonlt'I 11('rvh· It In ,HJ.! ,.11111'5 Martno ex~ pin"f rr1't'd 142 t!KJ(I qual rt'et1pl wt aood aa nn-:1.oOK,540-4~. CottoMeto.Ca. ---------e mployment. g o odl·--------•I t.iallln& akillll Buut N pt I k ,,_ od Re a I I:: 8 l a t e off i c e salary 4 benefits. Apply REST AU RANT Ueach olr , nh'tlly p1i1c•'<I 'ac •11o1 .. pr ucl 116 Equal Opportunity menager1sale11man for at 17422 Aroutrong Ave. practJro Or p1ty1 ft.oe 11 •mb1 Y 1nqu1 r e 1 n Employer MI t' new office. Part/Lime ok. Irv. St()..9340 COOKS & COUNJER PERSONNEL Aw/ly ht,.,. ........ fol\owl•CJ locot10111: __ • ......._....... perton. Monday. 11985 ~~~~~~~~~I Liber a l compen111&t1on ---------1 -r--~.-Skypark Cir, Slti U, lrv. -plan. Call arle r 6 pm. llCIPTIOMIST A&eney of OrHae U> t'11 M&-9130 Perm P/T Ins. Off in S41J-8348 Npt Beach l•w firm MAIHT'IMAMCf MICHAMtClt. 'w't 1eiaryl 1y p1al Bui.y nwrllrl1na noM-oarTh rirm nr O C' Airport. ndll all nlUAll Girl Yr1c1Aiy. t!x 1 r l fulure opportwuty ~mo 7520675 1201W1;:;i;;:o Orianiii:_· -PART TIME Hunt. Bch. Female 20/JS liiiiiiiii•-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Typlng skills req'd Hrs CaJI Clndy962·77~ RliL ESTATE 8:3G-5. Call Sue or M11ry Penann1I Cleric S A I~ E S P E R S 0 N _9SS-__ 1o_i_4. _____ _ *Carl's & ILICTllCIAH 1't1rm OP\"n1n~ f111 111& ~-•v• malnl 1nl"t'h A & 1•h1ctrtcl11n "' m11nul t<qUlpment IO'IUtll•IJOO & rt·r11ur 11lullll 2 J yr •• , pt'I' truubl~'>hoVl1111: l"ll lro l p.i n rh /!I ur 111TuJtry Mui.I h" ~ tll 1111( to wnrk oq·rt1 ml" Xlnt bt-neflh & ~orktn" 1•und!t IOCllldlnl( 11 fll•lll hohd•)'ll. l'O pulrl .:roup ir1 • p I a n . i. I l' k I' ,1 )I ~its. hlwrul vw•.1111111 1>cncf1t:-. 1•tt· l'o ll fur .1ppt or comt• 111 tht· p••rMICllK'I oft• hl•twn hr' of II & t1u111 v1 1 ~ ''''"' Mon ""' l11 {'umpll'lt' <iJl µIH'Ot1on CAI.I FOA M 16661 Von Kurmun 1rv1n1• ~57 7!00 .. ;qu11l Oppor 1-;mploy..r Med. Office Aut. F\Jlly ux~r in front & bllck for 1pecl1i1lty office In Fa11hlon lalc. t'ull Mlriiiut ... Sec'y tame. 640-$380. to div u lc1 mngp of -------- •t 11t e w td e f Io ao c h1 I Models & 1'ACOrlll !>l'Vc'• firm. Xlnt "rowth M ~tWUHlf uppor T ypina tl5wpm, Female T op money . 1•xJ)t'r nec~all 40-0123 Mu1t have car. 631·21.0 •MASSEUSE• MOOHUCMfTIHG New H.8 11pa necda at· Executives trartivt! ladles for m.o1111· ffiah Commlsslon11 ~·ept. po8lllon11. No e xp. Prestlge Income Tax ooc Will train. Oay & Srvc. ru1<ht. "u ll & pit open· We train you. mg.'I uvuil c;.11 003·772.'l Tax Corp. of America or 8'0·3100 10am ·10pm 7 ~·Dtl00.848·3898 Olo 9 UllYti -------MOTB.MAIDS M;i:1te r :u:r v 1cc t ech. Jo\111 & p11rt llmt:. No exp A b I I I l y t 0 d I 0 g . nee. Sal "co. benef. /I.pp· rl11111:-.:1cmble & rrpair ly in person onl)' Cotita eui;:. trnn.s. brkes. front & Mesa Inn, 3205 llarbor rear u -mcludlng t!lec. Blvd, CM. EVENINGS $100 NEF.DED Personal at· ------Marvelous opporLunity tentJon. expert instruc· Adult.a with out.at.anding, 11ttractlve penonalitles who 4lfljoy working with luds. Start at $3.50 r.r how'. Phone 642·4321 F.xl 250, BETWEEN 4 :00-5:00 !Jon & professlt>nol at· for bri gbl e ne r get ic mosphere are C!lllenUal RECEPT/PBX person withl accurate typing &r some personnel lngredient., for your sue· IMMED. OPENING e xperience. Wi ii h r ceu.Cootac..1.usforcon l"orexper.Operator handling variet y or fldenlialintervlew. Salary commensurate du t 1 es f o r n 1ce 11 t Royal Propet'tlet with experience. Xlnt Alk Por JIM manage r w Ith w 1• II 642-1130 benefil packaae. known company. Xlnt ~~~~~~~~~~I Callforintervlew, PM . Equal Opportunity potenliul & benclil11. Cull ..: Kathy Parker, 547·9151 Employer Sally, S4CHI05S, <.:onNtal Re11l.E8tute Salcs na.-D... C PARTTIMEONLY Penionnel Agency. 2790 .. ~ Wek-. · IJIUWVf , _ _,.,f 0. Must now be employed & llar.tti', ~~BS FR 1-: E free ] Weeks EqulaJS2ES m~pl Opp~y' S~ / t · free to work in my s mall appliance bu11ln~ss or ul_r Penon Fri $95""-TRAINING treatme nt eq w p, M ·I' . , --r M• w Cor•er 1-a..A/T ..a t 6-l0pmorM·Th 6-IOpm& 100"/o free to opphcunt ·-r· Ir' Sat 9:30am·2:30"pm. 1400 Take adva ntage of U11:. tww Pros,.rity Uiiht traffic phont'll. mnthly sal. or profit su~r OPIX>~lunlly to Join • Atuwlut 1·ly no µrnlr light typing, no dlctlllion. i. h 8 r 1 n g pr 0 R r a m . ~ progrt!li.lilVe. crcut1vc tra1ninJ( or cxpc n cnce in pleuan~ surroundingi. whichever you pref. No firm mov111J( W Orangl· ncces:.ury for Ii ma 11 mag a i i n e cxper nc<'. some mn~r <.:o. Your all a round •Personuhxecl 1nslruc publishing company oppor a vail. For 111 general oUicc ub1hl1cli uon Mature woman. Salary tf'rv1ew call aft 1:pm, will be valued her e. •Profess 1onul on lhe jot> lo $650. Call for appt. 979-3861 Con s t r u c l 1 o n o r tra1111ng 152-6474. Jr.* 27ff2 La,CD CAll.'5 JI. IS MOW MISSION VllJO ACCE,TIN~ AP· Equal Oppty f.mploy(•r PLICATIONS FOi ---•M•t fl' __ _ &t4PLOYM8fT' ~ ....... , .... "-d•r po1ttlot1•: 9-cliltl-llMrt I 2 .,._to2PM. ,_.... .. ..ct ... u .. . ...... ,..ttloM; ..... . be II Y"" of 0¥ to wort& ctoaMc). ........,. ....... Please apply in pen.on at lhe following locauoru;. RWlil rosmOHSHOW AVAii.AiLE SA.1.U DISl'UY BULLOCKS WILSHIRE A ~~n~ ~~~~n n M11mtcnanl't", Ute, duy11 A pply 1n p<'r:.On . Nt"wport Ounci.. 113 1 Back Bay Or. NO :.ystems of BMW, VW, --------- f'orache. & Audi veh. MOVIE & TV EXTRAS Must have 3 yrs . a p· N E E D E 0 8 Y prent-10 yrs. eKper. Will H 0 L L Y W 0 0 0 engineertng expenencr •Up to&o<k romm1sslon. Part·tlme Picker/sorter, helplul. Lots or ad vance •Cholrc or LOP om cc IECIPTIOHIST & Packer, Oexlblc hrs. ment opportunity! Cull locations Interesting company *Carl's Jr.* !.pt.oe1ulty store 1n Oran.:•· County Is curr~nlly look ing for qualified apph cant.II who are inlerei.ttod in employment lhis hell U you ore a mot1vutcd tn dlvidual looking ror .1n 1ix c1L1ng car ee r '" fashion mcrc hand1sm.:. please come see us. Our benefit.a include <1n 1·>. ce llenl compensa111111 progrum. Also, llbcr;,l dlbC'Oun l o n i lO•~ merchanchsc Please ap [>IY m person Monda)' l"r1day, 3-S PM -11upervlse 5 mech. $9.00 CASJ'lNG DIRECTORS. M1111tena n«c Man t;xper hr. Take ad to Employ· Guaranued resullll, over In S upe r mklll . Call mcnt Developemc nt ~.OOOjobe filled this year ~. Gl'lsoru. Mku., l>t-pl Dot 620261. Ad paid a.lone. $25-$100 per day If NB ___ byemp_l-'oy;...e_r_. ____ accepted. Yrly (ee. VICt: VIDEO C AST I NG MaiR+Technic1-MATU RE W 0 MAN SERVICE. 1714l 76M244 (;1mera l nu11nt wl 1tk1lli-p/t1 m e to w elC'o m e eKt94. 1n c ar11~11t ry , rl oor n1iwromers & conta ct --------- h rd w 11 "" p I um lrn111. merchants. Flexible hrs. HURSEIYMAM JJ111ntmK & t'lt•ctr'I 3 Yr:. Need 1·ur. lite typing. t\lll·Ume, ma ture mule mrn up_. twncf Ap11ly 547 :IO'J5 over 2l. ti Days 1ne l 111 lrvm1• lJniflcd ~chnol S ul/Sun . Work w1lh l>•~l rw\, :!!Ml Alton /l.Vl'. Mechanic 1 l & d II lrvlne (71-t ) 551i·4!IOO Semi sk11lt>d to sk1lll'd P :mts. rnes c very l·:uuul Op1"'rl Emplv.vt·r dul1cs IO all 1m ;:as 11f bit.lg Ex!*r vro•f'll $:!,OO llr "" r · up . La1t un11 H 1l l11 1·ru t i. Hcqwrcs 3 yri-. N 1 1"1 T ---------1 •:1·n 'I co ns t r uc·l1o n & ursf'!Y· llt' • oro. MAIKTEMAHCE mumtl'nant'c t•xper at a fl'l().565.1 Needed for full l1 ml• respons1bll' s kill lf'Vl'I NURSE ASSl-l:iTANT m ulti.family un1Ls Vaned trami.rl~ & eKpc·r. Start on day shirt J3.20 ~Id have buckl(round 111 more than one trade p/hr. w/cerliJLcatlon. inapt.mamlt"nanl-e.Ap-dt>li lrc d . tOTn g rnde $3 . p /br w /c xpe r . phance repu1r expcr pre · t,-duc;1llon aupplcmcnted Mature, pe rm a n ('n t rcrrcd. by trairung In 1 or more e mployee sought. Apply Call or apply m person crufl11. Salar>'. range in penioo. 4.50 Olcnneyre, THI llYIMI CO S~SllOO mo. tn 5 an· Laauna f;kh. 1071 C.melback nual steps. Exeellent •-~--------- 11/ewport Beach 644-6796 benefits. Apply by Sept. MUllSIS AIDE t;qual Opport Employer 20 to WesLmiruter Sch?<>I Exper-cert.llied. 7.3, J.11. n is trl ct. 141 2 1 Country C lub Conv ('1•d a r w o od. We s t . Home.549·:.>61. MAIMT·HANDYMAM Apt mamt m bulldlnR l'll•;in up, CM . Nn art>:1. Truc k or vun ncrc11i.ary ;¥1 to J\O hrli wk Som<• 1·x1> nl'<'<.lf'd r..i:.i lf.00 1-: 0 f; Mii" ---MUISES AIDES The fastc'>t draw in lhe 7.3 & 3·11. Expn'd & Wes l a Daily Pilot tr ainees. Mesa Verd<• C.4a.'li.ifwd /l.t.I. C<.111 Toduy eonv Hosp. 001 Center Sl. 642·5678. CM Your Management, Expertise And Our Growth. A GREAT TEAM! Carl's Jr .. the fas test growing non .. fr a n Chi s cd fas t .food res ta urant 'compa ny in the West is seeking individuals for R l•s t uurunt Mana gem e nt positions in the ANAHEIM. .. ~ 0 U NT A I N V A L L E Y & COSTA MESA AREAS. Cand id a tes will have some coll e ge bac kgrou nd and preferably some rcistaurant manage m e nt e xpe rience. Car 's Jr. will offer ou: ".t ~ :m~~iw:mt....s.~ • $1,000. I month s tarting s uh1ry while lrHinlng •Salary adjustments bal)ed o n ex p ~ricn c c and p •rformance •Free mcdirul/dcntal/lifc inl\urancc. •Profit sharing •Paid vacation. sick leave and holidays •Performance bonus WE WILL TRAIN YOU! You will "learn the business" in un 1n tc n :,i vc <·lusb ruom lin ·blOr c training vro~ram. Ir you 're thinking of making a <·han~c. lhink of Curl'~ Jr. We huvc a place for you ! Send your resume or call (714) 774.5796, MURSE'S AIDE Raleigh Hills llot1 p1tul. -1501 to;. 16th St, N. U 645-~707 F..O. E. MURSE'S AIDES F " PIT. All Nhlrts . rrc certlficallon classes of· tereci. HB Convalescent llolpltal. 847·35L5 NURSES If S LYN $80-$98 S52·S60 AIDE $42·$44 Needed for hospital staff ntief. ICU/all noon. All 11hilb avail. Must be de· peodable " have rers. $&111 a11e11m ent tests are g iven. Group In· suranc e avail. TOP WAGES. Ask about other benefit&. Come In 911m· 5pm . .Mon·Frl. WFSl'CLl .. 'Jo' Nurse11 ~lslry ,., lffl}m-.:!.1lf•• !.'• . ;· Newport Beatfi 631-0610 752·9118 MURSISAIDI OIDBUIS ABOVE AVERAGE STARTING WAGE Apply to Newport Conv Cente r . 1555 Superior Ave, Npt Bch. NURSES LVN lmOWld.late opening with mlilJO" company for ex p c rlenced LVN . Prevk>wl lndllltrial nura· Ina b•ckaruund pre terr e d , but n o t neceaury. Exc ellent .wt1nc aalary a'od fr· ln&ebeoefitt pro1ram. Apply in penon or call r or appolatment• Pertoanel Otnce. carl~Jr. FEDCO,INC. 3030Karbor Blvd Cclta M•a.Ca. <114) m.:aeeo IZOOH.~ .... •n•r ... CA 92101 Att: o.,t. TDC ' ~lJ'.!::~ when tbey bavo _..,Nn1toMIL They'll tell .JOll how well ll walbdfer&Mml . ., ror shirt wareho use. Ablgall Abbott Personnel Ht! your own boss with a seetu mature minded in· Very clean work. Cbll Agency, 557·6122, 4500 topnotchprofess1onul or· dlVldwtJ with moderate 754-137f Campus Or .. N.8 . Open garuzat1on lypin& & SH. Variety of ,".,..TIME Mondayeven1ng7pm. Katella R•a~ duties makes t.hi.s a run """ • ,.. j o b . F r i e n d l y a t · WlllC ENDS Plant h:aslng co. n~s f.or .. ailacallL mos p here . Starting E S nd • d.,. ho use plu nl Le<'h fur l OOl .. 93 0 .... 2 saJarv $640. Cull Mary very U ay a n .,.very warehoui.ln~. ln1>l11llt1 · I l ·I .. • .... ., other SaLurday and Sun· tion. & m aintena nt't' ---Ann, M0-6055. Coast.al day mornings. J)n vcr to Mon Fri. 8 30 lo 4 :JO REAL EST ATE Personnel Agency, 2700 drop buntllell or Dully o.c7-01 c/\ SUCCESSFUL llarbor. CM Pilot to curricr11. Must ..., Jtl ALLJORS t•ni-:t-: huve van or lorl(e stalmn PLl\NT Supcrinlclldl'rH SALESPERSONS + l(ood d n vinl( record for loC"a l l·hurch, ~·,T L11Yllh.'tl num h<>r of pos1 RECEPT $800 ('all IM2 4321. ui-.k for t::xi~.:rnct· G31 2~Mon tivn<1 <>tWn with l'rl'" 'l1us frontdesk spotudor 189151 Brookhurst FOUNTAJN VALLEY USO /I.do ms Blvd COSTA M ESA 3101 Newport Dlvd Nt:.-WPOKT BE/l.Cll 9022 /1.dom:. lfUNTlNGTUN BF.l\Cll 27!1 1-: 17th St <:OST/I. M l':SI\ 8l Fothi0tt 1.-d Newport ~och F,qual ()pp F.mpl M 11-· llarry !;>ccley ur Don t F'ri fl.5. llfll(tous firrn hl l.nl(una u person who l'llJOYS Wlllhml i-. "'l"tll'I a rt•I• lntcrvi,·w:-. mectinl( publil-contact & Hl51:! fJ;•a l·h lllvd PLANT 1' "' d 1 •. meetin~ & grecllnK nice l lUN't'IN<iTON u1-;A(;ll It N I C: U • 7 3 · :1 11 1-:xP,.:1<11-:Nc .. :1> ONL'r San Cll•ffic11ll• (;l'IU'I ul 110 ... p . 7141400· I 1:!:! \•l(t :!14 P·~rE-UP .viii tw 1•on uclt'< ul'~IO· I r l>l 1W SUPERIHTENDlMT "'°~: l\uru1-1t 7th Con· pt,"'<>P e. Onl' o m y •st PERSON for local church. full ruJ unllu Pleai;c c all c·ompany companies. Of. 21~S Arookhur:if time Good salary & ('rJ4)<19!i·l720 fers xlnl advoneement. HUNTINGTON l\EACJI RN'S I-WU!~ benefits. Expccru:c. Cull Some office background I Lin '1 with at least 1 year e x· G.11·2.880. RJoX:i':PTIONlST needt.-d pre re r r e d w it h Equal ()pty E mpt MrP' ll0(S p erie nce. p r efe rably _;;_--------1 for orthodonust 'll office. modeute typing. Call N news paper. Excellent Portrait Photog raphe r . Pleaae 11end re11ume to: ClltU. ~. Coastal ·--------.. .. Yow OWR lou! rompany benefits. Apply e xpe rie nced i n Cine Pe nnyuvcr .... 0 . Box Penoone l Agency, 2190 Tellw.when lcw_bere 11ou between 9AM & 8PM. portrait photo,raphy 587453. 2Ml0l Alicl11, Mil · Harbor.CM RESTAURANT I " M d th <>'rlday ,..____ d bri I f •. & r I JOBS FREE J .a.ct# 1u Wlilll to work. . ... Ctl\f' on ay ru r • r........, sen e n (I, "' lilOO VICJO. 92675 ........ "" " " the rest lO us• Plw. loµ Ask for Paul Ward or phone number t o Oo x ---"-------• THI IOX DavidGulierrei . 11198. Dally Pilot. l'O RECJ::PTIONIS'f , now ltlCIPTESCIOW PllY CllECKS DAILY. ORAMCH COAST Box 1560. Coilta Mesa. h1iring dNcat.1 pho ised . This great opportunity How Htrittc) ~oalrp~·-~r'::rl''::11°~~7,~ D "ILY-LOT Calif 921626 a l!rt m iv. w l •I< l typ· offered for a person with ,.. "' "" '"' • • 1111< ub1 hly to work 1n some typing would hk<· to M & Part 11,.. m:mr pd by u:.. EltJnui. rd 642·5682 rttESSHElP d1 i:n 1r1cJ m o rtgage start a very exc1tinl( f prognim 330 W. Bay St.. hank in " 0 r r. cc s 1 n XI t l 1 Immediate openings or c;zy,..1aMes11 Se<.'Ondpressmnn.2 JOJil t '11:-.h11111 Is land Call career. ntpo en111'" a van ety o( position:. t:QualOpportun1l)' l(ers.eKJ)('r onlyfor 4 un Ma s lioro. 759-151l or it lovely oUice . F ront Mum be 18 und over tu MEOIClt.L PERSOHMB. POOL 134-0405 - --~mplo_yier -it Communrly Full or 11pply in p11 r !'>On . 230 dc.-sk opportunity Start a pply . S 11lury abov~ part time n•Rhl:> Apply Ncwr>ort Ctr Dr_s_·1c_wo 1111< salary I() S6SO. Cu Ill rrummum wnl(e fJlcrisr PAYROLL CLERK P e nn Y s u v c r . l tl 110 Chns. ~O.fi055. C.:oalit a a pply in person at any or /I. nat1on11l nur..inl( ~rn Sharp person with 1\/1. Place nt111 /I. vc · Coi. l u fkcept1omsl·lYP•sl Personnel Agency· 27~ the follow Ing locauoni. degree in uccounling a n 1_M_es_a_______ C>oocl ty p1ni: s kills ror Har~~S~as FREE Robbie't RCICJ & Mor. d /or I yrs e xpcr 1n 1 k 1,,, bu11y building contrac· ---------payroll or gen'I acct'g. Pressman : /I.HD <: ;i;,, tors /l.ttraet1ve oHtcc in Adding machine &t ba11lc Itek camera. exp. onlv · lrvlnt· N1•ul appearance typing skills reqd'. F.st top pay for top producer. & ood h ll R F; Snles rringe benefits. Incentive g P one persona BIJSY 0 NEmlNG Engineerin11 & Planning 1 1 t)' Respon11lhll' f)()tllt ion . • P'trm of Oran°e Co. Xlnl pay, Lagunu 11 1 5 urea, I lour" 8·."'. M·I·'. S"lary •·1 " Call PIP 11• 586 3151 11•k 0 " u "' Un~· u• Home11 of Mesa worklnd cond & co bener. ... . . " e ... ,. •. /l.!'k ror "•rs. Jones ... .. rorSusan ....... •• JYI Ve e is "plugged into" Appl · · 557.7533 a relocation referral JACI( Gr IAUI PROOCJCTION ----service that has created Attn ~nionnel TRAINEt: Rct'cptlon a demand for m ore l2S Baker Street. for small manufacturer. ANIMAL HOSPITAL salet1people . We a rc busy C-OetaMesa,Ca.92626 s hipping. rn~pect1nK. Experience dl•111r ablc and n eed h e lp! t:x· (714 ) 751·2510 EOE UPS,etc.Willtralnrlj(hl Vunable11chcdult',20 to p e ricn c ed o r ne w M/F/H person for all phases AP· 40 hn. per wk met wk nrls . u Jcspeople may apply PAY.OLL $670 ply in per!!Oll 9am ·l2 on Apply noon-2pm only · Attract1vl' (ant1quei. >of .i..... k b hl . ly. 837 w. 18th St .. Co:.tu 1333 l\voca do , be hind fice & top quality ipeo M.,.,. co aee 11 ng in· t;dwu rd 11 Ci n e m a . dividual with aood malh _M_es_a_. _______ N"wnnrt Center pie> aasoclalclJ to work tit d •-ml lmum "···~ with. Conta ct Sandy a p u e .,. n Programmer. 8 88ic &r H · --------typing. If you have a sembly language. 2·5 Recept/Typ1~l. pt·tlme ~or Jim Wood at bead for figures, this Is years work expenence 'fyplnl(, UteS/H. exper l your chance. Call Judy. Experience In apphca· payroll & accts payabl Find what you want ln slO-eOM, Coastal Pel'liOfl· tlOM & or systems Send desired 894-0561 Daily Pilot Cla111lfled1. nel Asency, 2790 Harbor, resume&: 1alary to 3001 9iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif CM. Redhill Suite 2CM. flwld· ACT All 22J5 H..W ll•d. COSTAMHA 1205 lakef' St. COSTA MESA 315 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA F..qu11I Opport F;mploycr WtHn(•n n•·ede d ur llous l'clc a n1ng S«r ' 541HYIS7 --------· SaJci; Clerk. c11t.a b'd 111.1 l.lonl'ry 11torc ncb 1n111tl" u le11 person. office supp ly ex()\•r helpful but 11111 nc•r rr1llj(I' l>e nd1b Gro up m cd1 cul. 11111tl vucut1011 & !l holl d ,, '' 1-·ur a ppt cull Ucll \ 751·1732 RESTAURANT SALES HELP DO YOU PLA y AHt..tt0tt THE ORGAM 7 Lt---'-en If :.o, there mu y bl· ·• ..__ career for you 11t Orl(.111 Woril WW.. t.:xchange. ()pc·n1nl(11 n•1w JOW' IU• An avadable, Pre vious :ml•·' At Sdlooll exptl'lcnce u11eful, hul Guarantee $3.00/hour we will train you. Cull -•-p rt t Ml'ft. J ett at The La.run:. sta ....... 8 wagt>. u · Imel HJI'-Mull 111~ 1686·73114! ALL JOBS FREE Ing 1. Costa Mesa.9:!626 POX operators, P /T & full Umc. Will train. PIT help, Mon·Frl, Super 646-8000 Sandwich, 675 Paul11rlno poaillo na ava1liable. "' " OSHMAN'S hours are I 1am03P111 . In· SALIS terviews held dally at\er Aool.Y. in vcns.~,.·,_...,., Data &rocea11l9f$ .~.~~v. 11•1·" ~· t-·--... ,.., .. ~ •PBXOPR* Position a vailable for re· liable lntllv1dual with good phone penon1dll)'. Able w work nexlble hr11 Enjoy aood company benefit s . Apr.ly 9a m • noot'I, Mon·Ft • Person· nel MARllO'n MOTIL 900 Newport Cent.er Or Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/F RETAIL ~ -~:::3tt \ !>\·lime, wa lk & gel p11ld for it, team 11r11J1'l'I to In lroduce our new brunch "' area retudenL'!. S3.25 hr, no selUnl:(. Work 4·6 hrs per day. up t.o 3 wk11 . Apply In person only, Wed, Sept 20th, Thur Sept 2 lst. 9 OO· l 2noon. Pomona llll Feder1&I Sav In&.,, 9029 Garlielcl, just t'Bit of Magnolia, F.V Seo Mra. Clark. SELL Idle Items wi th u Dally Pilot CJwsslr1ed Ad /{lilll.~tJJJ. We have immediate pos itions · available in the following areas: ... ' Excellent company benefits, good hours. Pleuse apply In person. }{Ii•~ ., ,., ........... w...,.,. ..... An F.quaJ Opportunity PJmployer ...... -.. --.. -... - ,.i; ••• ., ••••• ,,._,,,..,._ •• _ ~ " ~~·---:~tt•PJ~~~~~1,. ·---~~\'J·--~~~~.:--~ "' -'t""' f9guvboa~ puter!I Excellen t op M f afuri DIL TACO IJOrtunity with icrow111.: OW e llCJ J72()$uptmor Ave Orange County cum Coflla Mesa. C/I. puny. Mlnlnunl I n •ur JOB OPPORTUNITIES! Equal Opp\y Emplyr sides expenonl'C. $oll'i- l•--------•1 territory o~n. Call Dcu11 He a part of our enthusiastic and faRt ·g rowlng company! We are offering lop benefits and great opportunities for advancement t<> ambitious individuals. POI OUI wiSTMIHSTB STOii • Ofrice Manager • Warehouse Manager F'or ttn inte rview appointment, please> call Joan Ca mpbell at <714) 894-1231. fOI OUI COSTA MHA STOU: • Ski Department Manager For a n interview appointment, please ca ll George Sor enson al' (714) 54()..5771. . FOil oua IUIMA PAii STOn • Sid Department Manager For an interview appointment, please call Ken Ono at · (714) 521·7380. JOIN THE #I TEA~! ~0-SHMAN'S SportlllCJ Gooch "" ... o. .--------•I for 1ntervi~w. 1714 1 752.m;i To pla~e your me88age before the rcadifla public, phone Dally l'llot Classified. 642·5678 SALESLADY 11 or ovi:r. Apply 111 ptrson to. Tl IF. SllOW OFF 0e ti Fashion lslan<J, N'4 _h __ -..,-__ Wl\NT ACTION? C\us1red Ads 642 5678 We a r e now lntervlewlng for salespeople . If you have a flair for fashion. a dedication to service, and want to be associated with the very best, come ln and let's talk. Excellent company benefits, great location, good hours. Ple~se apply in person. N~•Mtw .,, ........................ ' An Equal Opportunity Employer ........................ ,,, ........ _. ... 1 .. SECRET ARIES $4&.ISCUB-C...._.~_.,.. ILU&M/180X OPI ........... .c. IW11.h .. W11h11u1!'tll1 TYPISTS PIX SICUllTY OfffC H rt:.11100 ova1l1bll• ror n· ll11bhi pr r5on w1"c11nc haw N\forcemtnt 1.·x J)l'r •:njoy xlnl nlm1rnny bcnefll• Apfl) tlAM noon, Mon· 1-'r , Porson l\cl -~ ........ bove open1n~s F 1T Min $3 hr Neat appenruncc required MA.Ralon HOTEL llOO Newport Q•nltr Ur NcwPort Ot.l&ch MAST81L~ ll4Pl ...... C..M. X l'Alual OJ>Por Employer M/ 1'' uo..un ~ IMPlOYMIMT COUHS&OI Dm"\'l al~ t'llpC"r It fk :olnt c.,,. lurrau•" l'lll'f"•·r \\ 1Jl qu•llf)' y~ for lr•un h" ••lb wnrkh lu11c.,, emplo1 m•nt 'Jen IC'\' l'•ll t;lhe U 8 rtt'n, $61).nll hJ llnl • Sat-II mg uf NC'wpnrt ~~.. Aieni:y 4J<IO Campu 0.- S•LISI ADY Eltpw'd Otfl Shap Al'P ly, 8uit¥S lnh1rnallc>nul ~w 1cltlrDr . li ~I o..t•aor CWe-ie Tb" nittion I. ri o l camp1na. bwllmii I. fu.b "" club h:.11 u lc>w Op('n in& for tht' ouldnonwua n with u good kno~ l\.'<l"t' o bunUJ\~. hshlnll & II di' Sl-X 'Y ICON1'HA<..'TS t:O ORDINATOK l'XH1':-JAH't' ln11unrn1 t• lxw\'lopment company ~lat .. Parm 11111·nt, 111 in Anah,•am re~ ex Nrovq1c1t l llt'ach f"ull Jlt!Mf'ncc & tov 11kills for T im ~u m t• t'•IH'r ht>uvr deta1J purcha111n.: bdpful ••II lr11 1n SICanAIY !XlblUon Typan1t 70wpm. 64.$6-tlrt l'h11llrn111n1o1 111111.it aun S l it lOOwpm Good SICl.ITAIY wuh lll•l(umul .M1111111H•r bcncfll11, u lury $1100 +. awulh muturt-nu nd1'tl lfquulirh.~cull634_.74 1 To upe-r1nh•ndr nt of 1 ,1 d 1 v 1 du 11 1 w 1 l h St·b uo l 0 11 t rll l ict•c r C'l(l rl UI i.lt.rlhi & S.CyNoSHS900 Ctudlmaln1t opportuoaty plt>alln " pt·rllonolily Great co wl murvelous f l'I r t u P 11 n I <' h '' d Xlnt brndllb Sturt SA7U working utmosphere & m1n1<1lrwt1ve 1wn4't,1ry <:a ll Judy. 540 6055• s uper benefits needs ex· "' •Ul>('nor akllla St-rvt'1t l)lll.btlll l'enwnnel Al!l'fl pcncnced secretur)' for u M't''y & 111d • lo lbt' cy. 2700 u11roor. <.;M one or lht! nicest dept 's. 11upcnnl~nde11t, record" ALLJOBS i''ll1':1': Call Sally , 540·6055 mfouh!t1 at mteUnj.!11, & Coa.»tiil Personnel Agen· handle.; r u 11n ns 1 blc SECaETAaY cy, 2790 llarbor. CM. St't'rl'liir11I d u11c11 an PHio.tt ll\> p l u111 xlnt ALLJOBSFREE dti pendenlly ttcquircs bcncllli. 11w1ul you it!> • • • STAT TYPIST Top '!ulnry & l'ompnn)- moke11 tllli. a prune !\pot 1f you '" lovely oHlr4.• vt us h uffa ce Xlnl bcndils with very pro rt'llMOnnl (11.'0plt• If )'OU type Lht11 11pot will mukc yoo & yuur buc:IKct v,•ry huppy !';t11rtini,; saJ11 ry to 5900. Ca II Chm. 640-6055. Cou11t11I Pcr11onncl Al(cn· cy, 2700 H11rbor, CM. Al.I, JOBS FREE STOCK BOY Assistant, rull or pt·lime. RM Abrum11, UH!I Newport Blvd,<.; M STOCK ROOM MGR W e will tru1n Muc:Grc"or yuchts. 163l Phaccntu1 CM Supcrv111or tor top nnmc stereo & TV Dept llM Abrum1', 1819 Newpart Blvd. t:.M. TELLERS lmmechate openmgs for sharp personable teller~ Savings & Loun ex· perience preferable f'ull & pa rt time net>ded Irvine Savings & Loan Assoc. 752·2600 E.O.E . IMMB>IATl OPEMIHGS NORRELL Temporary Strv1c1•11 I boys dirt bike. Good COO· dJUon. $40. 66l-62L9 For s1tlc 2 garb blcycle:s Good condition. s:io cuch OOl~lll .. Mexican d1ntn& 1111 furu . Must Jd l. ~ c•rtJu .. tubl" drk rod t.ibll· Wi il lthr I'. I•· I' I I (,I• c d I l' II •d ' covl!r ·d c:h.a ar .. ~ w/v1L1 .. t o1,. .-1 1l •ti nuatchin2 bufh-1 /. blk n &hl b75-'13l.J wro ul(h l aro n ~h un 0 1-:SIGNErn.-, llOMF:. 1 delil'rii .. ll'l or I Ut'lba }clluw Sof.i. down fllll.'ll Mex. pottery dashe~ Abo llercndon t.u.shaon.1 Co>.t ce~~~.! !L~~: :::::~~'.. !:~~::.:~::· .:::: 549-1071 U&lOapdMXblk~ 4·poslercuno11ybed f ur n l\~1111 · ... ~t · EOE/Ml-' Parts & re p a lr11 .ill 751-887.. S .i l/.~u11 11 4 11 :1 1 ---------•I makes. C8lm bll classic Rull:111d, N A bikc5. &YS bunk. bed. compl. 111 -- WA.REHOUSE 2470Nwpt Blvd CM cl spreads S75.li4<) 12(.ltj lloovcr V,H'uum. lloovc1 Slart h h IMZ.7910 Washer 61 Oryt-1 Golfl tn l c ware ous~. -Sect 'I plypen couch .i. 21 ' b"""·a1·l1· c·ot1'·h. , ,wl"•·I leuds wan JClnt career an ·ll.. I '"'" ~ • • managcmcnl or !!Illes. If Schwinn Jr. V;irstly. 10· total tRobanson1 Cami· Chdar• Ma"· l"hltl you have u stable back· spd, pe'"!ert c.ond, SOO dr. new S2100, :<.11· $975. items 5'8·!15S4 g,.,.""d & are looking for 548..aa&4. ~7·8400 al110 masc at em.-Cu II '"'"' 675-z.&79 Bedroom ::ict di w.itt>r~'<l u bright future. this is the Boy's Schwinn bike $50 • • • • . couc:h & loveseut. danan" s pot with u well TWinbt•d,niceS20.Girls ES ~A1 1!: SALi-. Hound rm t.i blc. wshridry\'i eslablished company bikeS7. ~1 .. 121 timing set. chipped ~hl•ll t'Offoc t,lble. ctt· Mui<l Sl41'Ung saJary $750. call top, s chl'l4 $75 ir ::;orJ . sell t.'75 737~ Chris, S40·60SS Coastal ....... Mtlhrial11025 cut velvet. multi color -- Personnel Agency, 2790 ••••••••••••••••••••••• design SISO. Set of .l tblis l>eco S·pc bdrm SN. twm Hurbor, CM Urlcks, new, used $40 Trundle bed :1pool bed S37S Hnd ouk tbl + t. ALL JOBS FREE Rens<>nabh• style w/ll\IJltresses $50. 2 ornately carved .ilraaghl 536·697• S('lS or ladders d< shelve!! back chuar'i U 25 p 1· Wom11n to cook 3 simple -------1 ~so 3 """ meat ~ (or e lderly C-r-lr (wa I unit ) ;t ea 67 ·l.,.,.. 0 •• Nordlcti Ska boot..s. si 9. --"enl I e m an Lave -in &,11,...t 1030 $.SO S46·3948 Movang mubl .>l'll brown ., Plenty tame oft. Need ••••••••••••••••••••••• ple<'l' ~clt ~ rui.t chr~. 4 car Call 673-6406 CdM Brand new, never used Uquidat1ng Es tale. Fine plect• t>r lll'l. '11 i ptecl' WORKEHS an chemical lenses. I wide ungle. I quallty antiques in ex dane ll•· Xlnl 1 c.nrt refinery SJ.SO to start tele photo. I 1 I 35rn m , cellent condallon Chap s:;4-0464 1-hgh Sehl t>hcm1stry or Samigon make. $400 pendalc cockla1l cabinet. Beuul rw;ttc l.arit1· & .;olatl work •cx per w/chem value.S2?5.53G·05t9 e ur H•d mdhOt(.t n:t 1MeX1c·<1n colon1.il Hut"'I\ . sideboard. oak car ved ~ h e lpful 7-:J ·Jopm Cats 1035 a rm oi r e. r .. r ve d 53G·8.'l.57 E.O. E. 549-3281 •••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • Belg a um bedroom set . · ~.wooden ~rundle btld wt ~ .... lil~ to btl fin•nc11tlly m de~'n<tcnl nie hiw ~'()· ple we iilrc loolung for 5houJd bt-ttt~lf s taner•. not afraid of rt'ally en- joyablt• work. and be a ble 10 ut·c epl l"C$ponslbllit)' & )\ICCC::!IO. To take uui. iitep up In }Our future c:ill Mr Tay lor. 7141!">58 tl63G Mond or Tuei. bet ween tOAM ll'M A ~ d c ll r cl' or ~~:retilry to VJ> vr a1t Semi retired couple to Tow Truck Onvers ex rq u1 ' ia lc:nt • 5 yri. ~r1·M1ve lund tlcvt•lop manal(e tlO untl adult per'd Top pay Apply n :topo n111blc !tt'Crt·trm ul me nt coan.,uny Kc ul c~mpl ex C M · N o G &W Towing . 740R cxjl\ln('nce lncluc:lang 2 l!:tctale baC'kUro~nd children. no pcli. $000 Ohms Way,C.M.644!·t252 yrs 111' un 1<1dmlnistr11t1ve helpful Good s kills. gl'Olls. 631·2950. - or execuU vt" i1e<-rel ary personullty will put you Sensor Assemblers. En· TOW TJ.tUCK DRIVt:ll Type 70WPM, i hurthand in Lhas sl)Ot Stitt\ to $950 t.bus iastic persons are NE~OEO Must have ex· uowt•M. Sul.-ry rC1nge Call Judy' S40·6055. needed for trainee J>OSI· penence. Must live an Slo:tl $l21J mo In 6 1111· Coastal Personnel Agcn-Uon!I w/rapidly KrowinA Costa Mesa. 646·9638 nual ste~s + $30 mo cy, 2790 II arbor, CM t d . · t . ...... ..i 11 .... r A'• JOBS FREE company 0 0 a van~ Y Trainee to le arn e1ll a>t.t..,..... ce . wnc ats. ...... of.assembly work. Out.aes ~1.~~~ of custm plastic Apply by Sopl 22 to will l Jud p "'""""" Wei.tmmster School Das-SICY $950 nc e : rep~nng processor operations. Lo tm•L l412l Ct!darwood, Fust growing real estate Pa.rt s " Pa c k a,,. 1 n !( • handle special jobs & oc· W~t E.O £.Ml 1''. development company calibration. work!ng an casionul maintenance ------net!ds 2 secrelanes with c!ean room + mu:;.c as· Must be able lo work well SECIETA.IY good typing. Some reul signments. Call V1ck1e. w/hands . Pay open. Con~lruction firm look· Netate or cons truction re· 7i41754·lr.81. 642-ll94 1ng rur bra g hl i.t•ll lated backgroundis. Litt• ---------~1.arting mda vadual, .ib1h SH. helpful Xlnt benefits SEPTEMIH ., Train~. opportunity ror ty \o hundle phones, ur· & udvancemcnt Call Sal· young person interested Young mun for 3 hours 2 . F c m a I e s p .a ye d Beaut1tul oak sideboard. l 0 r.: e d 1 "w ,. r u 11 work <>nrly Sun Morn Siamese, 2.,..,. yrs old. Mr & Mrs Birds eye d lh & b ·k . Very friendly Would Armoarc 's Imp ort s. e.~nea • •00 c.i .. ~ 3AM·GAM $5 pe r hr. · Mi'sc ... 807 Sea s hor". hcadbuard Sl 2:. 494.241 , 673·25l:>or640-l4L3 pre{olderadlts.$20bolh. ., " eves ----------• 540-396laft.6orSun. Newport Be<ach ~am -----._..._, 8005 . 9pmunlllsold. Young l.idw'i · pink 1 -r-Himalayan Bluepoint. --c.I bl bed <I k , ••••••••••••••••••••••• male kits Show quality Brown & Saltzman w¥1nut p()Ster ou e ' • PUIUC AUCTION 9 wks. 673:Sl57 cofrtt 1bl. 24x60. smoke new mall res~ & :;pnng~, 1 MANY JTEMS OF Fl NF. glass top. 496-3082 Dresscr. door chest. ~II.. ESTATE J E WELRY "-8040 -orbestofr 645·41~ · :"::'?:••••••••••••••••••Solid Maple dbl betl . ----ART OBJECTS. AN Gold R l . dresser beveled mirror Watcrbed l'omi:;kng st di" TI QUE S. F I N F. . e~vceFra el"d·e;. ~hup · S45 ortiestofr 968-852G :ih1fbdbrd w·sprd S300 h F U RN I T UR E , ETC ptes. nn ae "'s ow -otr '645·0lti5 PHONE FOR INFO & pet. Sho ts., wormed , Med. style Omml( S('l A SALES Openings for rull lim(' l'~ pr d ~11leswomun. t:llt·n Carter . 13 1 Fas hio n Typii1ts. Secretaries. an an opta'c"I mechanical (• u r Cl le l y p In g. ly, 540·6055. Coastal Cen'I ore & Trainee AS· u . correspcndence & gen 'I PersonnC'I AgenC'y, 2wo sergblers-come an & re career w/estab'd firm offi ce dut1 ~6 Ca ll Harbor.CM gislernow so youwilltx-Compl e t e lon g ll'rm 836-8717 S..4pm AU.JOBS FREE ready to start work an~ training program pro- Island Mall. NB. 759·1770 SECRETARY. fi nancial ---------1 • management farm. Typ. whcn the children arc vided for seriously ln· back in school Long & terested person Req'i. short term assagnmenll.. xlnt vasaon, mcch ap· Sales person. perm/full mg. & exper neeessary. Lune RM Abrams 1819 Call962-l828 Newport Blvd. CM ---------1 ---'---------•Secretarial Full tame tor ---------•I sharp exper. gal with ex· SAUSPEOPU cell. lyp1ng, & di e· Retail Store taphone skills . Temp us· *Secretaries* Exec Secy Sl3,200 i'"/C Bkkpr Constr Employers Pay All Fees NO FEE. l1Lude & willingness to VidorT-aries learn. Call betwn 7·9um -··~· tor appt, 546-0606 Ca II SS6-8520. EOE Liz Remders Agency •----------TRAVB. AGENT 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach. 833-8100 Call ror Appl/Estab '64 Service Sta. Attendant. exper'd. Full or pltime. Apply, Arco Station. 171.h & Irvine. CM You'll love i.clhng our signment. Nov.I March l fabulous fashions ' We W/possability 1}f ruture have 1mmed P/T oven· employment Exciting angs for i:xper selespeo. NR R E . oHace. Ca ll --------- rile. We oHcr xlnl fring(' Laila, RJJ.290() • Senice Stati0tt * f\111 & Part tame alten· dants. Mst be over t8 Xlnt wage Apply 17241 ll'v ane B~vd , Tustin Expanding Nwpt agency lret:ul & wholesale > re quires senior agent w/an· temataonnl tickelinJ: cx per. 644·5373 TIUCIC DRIVER Clas:. I lie La~un u Beach Lumtwr, 4~·6538 or !>40.8267 bencf11s & &table empluy· ment Apply in per:.on FREDERICK'S Of tlOLL VWOOL> lJris(ol Town & Country 3642 S Bris tol Street Santa Ana. CA Equal Opport Employer SECRETARY Irvin•' bas ed IH>m c builder Sl'(:ks in tel liitent mdiv1duul lo act ai. sec'y to 2 c orporute e x ecull ves. The qunlifi«'d cundidate must possess. 3 years of secretunal ex Sa[(B_j)ers ons. U5~000 per & have xlnt m n cal 'Commissions "va1lable skills as supJ>Ort Lo lop through Dec. 25. Single 1 1 di.splay it.ern. no <.'Ompeli· eve munagcment Must lion pricewlse. residuals have abilHy to f'ltt'rcise a vailable. Req. I >self indepeodcnl Jud341ment. owareness 2)no financial h1ghly organized, detail minded & b~ a i.elf · 1>rublcm11 3 ldri ve for su~ iaarter. We orf er x 1 nt t'eMs 4 lown means or trallb. Call 540-1611 bet. company benefits & 6-IOAM unlJI Sept. 24. working 11urroundin.cs Please s ubmit with Sales salary requirements ln, REAL UT A. TIE Gena Me1.0, 2062 Busi S.US PIOPLIE ness Center Dr .. Sle 100. Rusy orrice m;inager Irvine, Calaf. 9'l715. An needs help w ath re-al affirmative il c tion estate syndicalJons No _e_m_p_l_y_r ______ _ cxper nee. Will train Real 1'~tate license re quired. Call R1ty. KA TIEU.A Rli&. TY 557·5311 Sillclf Small appliance !!lore needs 2 yng ag gressivc men F/T No l'Xper nee Ask ror Bob. 10·4pm. 646·3107. Mon t.hru Sat. SECRET A.RY Engineering. plunning & <.'OnSulling rirm h11s Im· med opening for a secy w/:dnt typing & lite Sii exper. Dictaphone exp helpful. Apply or s ubmit resume to JACK G RAUB CO. alln Person net 12.5 Baker SL. C.M !Yl.626. Ml F. E.O. t:. -. ---------Secretary for NB iiales of s~ow.1c11 Gl.RLS ~:~· ricewtstron1;typmg &Sh tl.30·l2.30._ Mus t have car 8 ki118 t 0 IJ er f 0 rm & be neat m appear. Cu ll sccrelurial dut1cs for :.! 67J.6334 I0-6pm. ll&k fQr mana~ers. Salury $85()+ OanorNuncy. E.~O.E. Fo( appt call 752-6300. Sl::CR1'.:TARY ADMIMISTRA TIVE SECRETARY 8311-6534 , Truck Dnvcr, Yard Man. A greut opportunity ex· isls in our En$lincering Department for an ex· p e rien c ed Ad · ministnltlve Secretary This Position reports lo t h e M anag e r of En(ineering Laboratory anl:I requires accurate typing skills and dicta lion. Experience in u technical environment and familiarity with Lecbnical terms would be u plus. Service Slulion, ex per. al· over 18. bldg mate rial lendant. Smitty's Unaon yd, 25800 Jeronimo Rd, 76. 2248 Harbor Blvd. Mission Viejo, 581-2300 _Cos __ ta_M_e_s_a_. -~---Typist/ Recpst. Newport SECRETARY Senic• Sydent1 A subs idiary of De l Monte Corp. hos im · mediate openings for e x· per. lnstltutionttl cook.' Nonsmokers only. EOC. Daytime hrs . Phont- S56-36l 0 Ext. 2JI() Service Station Alten· dant. cxper'd. Day & Eves. Full & p/tame. Ap ply. Shell Stal1on. 17th & Irvine, NB: We are curr.enLly seeking a n e x pc r 1 e n c c d Service Sta. Attendants Secretary with good typ. < 3 > P /ti m c during mg and dktalion skills. school. Will train s harp This position reports 10 men. Apply 2500 Newport t h e M a n (J g c r o f Blvd Costa Mcso. Eng1n l'er1n g Ex · . penence in a technical Serv Sta llelp needed am environment would be med. Full or p/l Apply helpful. 900 E. Cst llwy, N.B. S HIPPIN G ANO If interested. please call RECEIVING CLERK or visit · Exp. pre. Growing Co. Chns Kruger 17l4 ) ~7-4700 ITT CANNON ELECTRIC equal op. c mp. Ca II F'abralek Corp 557 · 7642 SHl,.G/REC'G Male, exp hlpfl, som<' lifting 150-AOlbs ) xlnt cu berief lnrrml ore. CM Call Millie aft 9am 1»5-5800 Heh F1nanC'ial Ctr CP f\ firm. has posa£ion avail Pleasant office & condl t1oos. 644·"402 Ms. Berg TY,IST RECEl'TIOMIS T ArchH.cClural oHace re quires accurate typist. 65wpm maoimum. Front office appe u r ance. ple.asant. r<'hublc Wm. L. Pereira Asi.ot• MacArthur at ford Rd Newport llc:ich 714/644-0620 KO.E. MI F TYPIST Fust paced poi:1t ton for sharp indavidu;ll walh u head for details & at .. curate Good rompany benefits Salary 10 $750 Call Mary Ann, 540·6055. Coastal Personnel Agcn· cy, 2790 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE TYrtSTS675 Good typing & we ll groomed :.1ppcnranct• Une of our lop eom panies. You'll lake' the people in the ofc They BROCHURE. 645-2200 r&Bed w/TLC. Xlnl dtsp chairs & extcnsaun SfiOO Ant1qu~ Hurl walnut <'OI 12Ul 425·1561 557_1729 ree tbl $750 Maho1t cor. SLOT MACHINE SALE SEPTEMIH OHLY AKC German Shepherd sole 61 g.amc t.ablc C1n · .. pops. Show background. Must sell Pecian tlt•sk & ~l!OU. $;400 Mok"' orrer~ Top bloodlines Bla ck chair. double drc,!>cr. 642-llM2 and tan 638·9308 Rosewood porlJble bar . 2 uphol chrs. 1o:la:.1>·tu1> lllde-a·bed. Queen :;11.t· Parsons tabll'. ro~cwood xlnt eond $12.61 Best Of AKC Golden Retrie ver pup;, Xlnt (amaly pets. hunting dogs. 80 champs. 2 inl'I champs 493-6861 23" Lv., elec L)'p(?Wnter. fer 9t;H-g48__!_ • • Antique Music Uoxcs. Clocks. ~c• coffee ta bl e . & ap ,,__ pll.ances SSS.14lli -eg. S. 805!> I~ Alaskan Malamute pup. 44" md parquel eaml' t.1 G..,.H pies. AKC regis Show ble w/4 uphob •·hr'. llll2 Kettering, lrvanc quality 768-1356 $550 1' blue 1*1~ • llorul 754-1777 -c:h1nu s ofa SllOU 2 ---------•1Boston Terriers AKC, 6 hlul•t bi.: oCl' d irs, ----wks. well murk\'d Malt• w/cane back~ $65cJ 2 UEPRESSlON'Eru dis hc!> &femDlc _893~7~ walnut commodes $40e~1 set of 30 Pressed 28"x""" dcslt & t•hr $175 .....•.•.••............ ru1uc AUCTIOH ~ANY F'INE ITEMS Qt ESTAT~ JEWELRY 1\ltT OBJECTS, A N TIQUt::S. 1"1NE l"vRl't ETC PllONE F'Olt 11' i-·o dt B ROt:HliRr 645-2200 •'-Id I I t t AKC yellow Lal> llUll!'t, "" vv en co or n n ea ~, 3'x6' gluss top walnut pattern. $125 or bt'SI 9 wks. shot,;, eof tbl $75. 01.'cor I.imps t;aragt.' Sule, furn. m1s1 li73-4503aft I OOl'M 557·4405 $2G-S7!"> Sango 4 Crown~ 9AM ·6PM G45 We he• Very desirable horse l...3b pups, AK(.;. 6 wks, Soulhhampton 12 pl sci Car. H~. tl46-56l8 drawn s pindle body Sl50 ca Dys 8J3·724l. tingctuna..Sl!\O.~lX Closm~ El;tute Med.s tyli• bug-gy, circa 1898. comvl 8»88?9eves. _ __ NEW HOUSEFUL J p1ece oak dining set. 141· restored & ro:id rt:ady AKC male germ-5hep 6 Stunning tonnal hvanR pia<c Chlnu set, wedcbn~ A!I ongmal Magnificent mo old Black & Lan nn group. family rm. & 2 rang pa u cm . ste rlini. Vactora ~n. Ch1ppend11lc Goodpcl 962.4869 bdrm sets. l(la sstop salver cut.glass. MiSl' style dining room set. ltlblcs, la m p!> Hal>(h fum.Llnens,quilta.bm circa U!60. P.P 962-1961 Springer Spam<JI pupp1e11 ciunhly, lo pnt't' pr a·brac Sept. 15, 16. 1-: :c BI RT H y EAR C O I N AICC Liver & whate 7 1'70.2881 tu Gpm. 2989 Lime SI wits 831·1309 R1vers1dc. Off ramp .ii PLAQUES Yt.'ars 1900 . . -MUST SELL BY SUN Uruvers1Ly, left to Linw l.hru 1978. Williams Girl AFGHANS Top oflhc llni: DAV . Drexel rum , lei., rtghton Lime. 683-316! Gallery 1832 Newporl Pet and Show lle ovy than :.! yrs old. 45" rod --------~ coats. Sl50·S500673·07l!l ga~ or din'K Lbl. e x-Baby furn, books, chm.i 200 yr old arch-top trunk & English sohd ouk sct·t desk & chr All xlnt !"136~7 tends Lo 60" w/4 suede & much m1sc. Sat·Sun !I le Rare English Sl'lll'r J>UP cane club chu1rs i475 5. 515 Avocado COM paes. I fe m. I mule. 10 Coffe<> lbl 30x60 w/lnlaacJ - wks, s ocr1f1C\' S3.'l e.i bevt'll'<l l(l :tis lop $ISO COllt.-t.1oN overflow Mi:>< "94·6001 Cons<1le or 80t11 tbl $200 old wooden planes. 11Lhc1 ---------• FrfftoYou 1045 f,;omml)(le LYl>l' end thl tool::. 70! Nu r•·1s~w· Uli•'1 ........ , ••••••• ••••• ••• •••••• •• S~OO 640 759K CdM ___ _ FA.LL SA.LE Manx Kallens, 7 wks. Crest Bargains in paml· male. mother also angs & prints. rare co lie\'· 548·4289 tibles on furnHurc. Can nery Village 31st Nwpt One year o ld beaut1fuJ re Sch. 675·1690 g1stcred Labrador tu ---------1 good home only. 661-0827 Porcelain wood cook Beauuful and affert1onate stove, c hina hull'h & indoor cal one year . m sc 640-045!"> 11payed and shoL'i 540·11263 Missio n Oa k Lovescat. f'ree Kittens, 2 yellow. 2 $250. Good cond1t1on • · • ' •o i-ood ho m 1· 675-6G62 '1~ Cl i!O ------t ---- Round oak lbl, :1 leufs.• ' moi. puppy. l'oan w/s1deboard Un1qucj ter/Sox<'r mix lo Rood tiger lail gra in S<' home 4~-0510 Sat/illn 8·3. 332 Cotalino 4 mo. old $hcll1C'/Tcrn er Or, Npt~ female. free to a good Sandw-ich & Salad As· s cmble r s, part lime 5am-9:30am Mus t be neat. clean & dexterous. $3 p/hr. 979.0747 for appt aft lOAM Lori '11 Kitchen. SeerelUry/aSBI manager 666 East Dyer Road SHIPPING CLERK ofr good raises & super for active upholstery de Santa Ana, CA 92702 Rcspan & neat person to benefits Severn I s Pots Kaltens, 6 m os. white corating firm. Must be EqualOpportunily work ship'g & packin1o: open.Cal1Salty,S40·60S5. FR G HT OA MAGF.O ma le Calico, female Appi-.cff 8010 home ShoL'>645 1271 ..••...••...•........•. UGHTNING very personable, an · --•E•m•p•lo•y•e•r•M-/•F•.-•I for garment mfg St Coastal Personnel Ai;ten· HCYl'POINT SALE dwarf Guinea pig telligent & able to make ---------John Knits;. l7422 Derian cy, 2790 Harbor, CM w. Warner nr llarbor. 673-0719 SANVWlCtl.SHOP..needs decisions 642·8400. Ave, Irv. Ul !mlJ t:all ALL J OBS FREE Santa Ana. 979-2921 P~ ... •1me help 3.4 dys ~7l7l ---ESS--C-OO--S--------------1 Spayed lt>mall' 1•aL. Ii mo's ..... -.. Secretarv -----.------WAJTR • , K • Dis· I" I II I wee.It .aft l.2 & 11ome "' SECRET•RY SHJ PPING ASSIST bwashers hreakfas l 0 "• 0' u s un Y ONE Di\\'-~V.le·~,..-...... "',~···1:w~.,..:: wlmda. Counter & other -UNREAL , ft Weigh b'ulk vllamans, lWICb. V.J,QQ¥.:" !9Cas.ign:a,. ~~~s~, aendutles.676-J712 REALESTATE ~·-~~~wr'~ · !~tmT·· ·~.......,~m;~. 1·1• 1-~ • F '"1<:"E~To Mlw:.'*'-~~~ijj~fj~~~~t~~· ·,-..,.f•~;f '"'*P'*nom l><>rfrtfJ! oa(J''t uck. tt l·tirrle, NB. BtW1'18AM·Noon Uled Reing, Washers, <:oou llOMF. PLF:ASE bright, p e r s onable , Goods maniulu1.1ure ~nis Eng speakl'!g· AP.Ply dryers Best buys and CALI. The Dail y Pnol offer ~ classified advertisers 24-hour service. Call u~ a t 642·5678 by 5:30 p.m) any weekday and your ad will appear in the next day's paper. • mediate openini; for a machinist trn1nce with s o m e e x p 1• r \ n nume r i c al conlr(ll machine set-ups Apply in person Mon·Fra. after loam at 1801 Carnegie Sl. Santa Ana. Seamstress, pt·lame. App. ly 1n pers on. YES C l ea n e r s. 19885 Brookhurst, HD. Secretary/Receptionist, F·time/35 h r wk. Typing 60wpm, no S/H n ee. 644-a85 diversified secretary for opening In Marketang 9-11. Mon·Fr1 Llnwalco WAITRESS BestService 536-0911 fastes t growing multi-l eparlmenl for in · Labs. 2l48 Nwpt Blvd, P/lim• day11 only AL· corporate reul es tate in dividuul with 11horthund C.M tract. ynung, cxpe r 'd . Oronge County. To work of 80+WP.ITI· Excellent Apply In pers on lo with sales, management, typing skaJls and good al· Shoe Salesman or weman, Rothschllds. 2407 f~ Cst deveJopment. finance. tention to d~aals .. Good exper tn family s hoes tlwy, CdM see: Mr securities and personnel. s a I 1 r y and fr an ~ e Salary. Apply an person. Reiss. Musl 1* self motivutcd benellL'l.Apply ask fo r Mr. Conno n,-------- work well with people Hemphill Shoe,;, 1154 Wantednoona1des forltea andbeubletoworklnan U.S.DIVERS Fas hion Js l e . NR Intermediate Schools . un11tructured environ· 3.'J23W. Warner _644_-4223 __ . ______ Lunch duty s upervision ment. Real Elltate back-Santa Ana. CA 9'l702 SHOE SALES PERSON 2 hn. daily. 556-31J7 ground e11Senlial. Send 1714)540-8010 . part time, everungs andl•-------- J1!l!Ume with salary re· Sundayi; Paul Allan W..e.d Cook -lop t'O mb o . MOVING·prwhlboxlmd W/overhcad fan,S75. Dis · k•tll'IHL ncl!d l11v1ni.t hmaster $15 00 644·9188 home, 12 wk11 535·20tl4 19.5 Freetl.'r w/1ccmskcr $275 848--887 1 Washer. elec dryer xlnt cond. 21 cull chest F freezer . redwd sq picnic lbl & benches. 494·831M or 494·Z793. 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••IBUY•• Good Ullcd Funalturc & Applinnccs--OR I wall llCll or SF.LL for You. q1.11remenlS to J . Krem· EQual Opportunity bas. Suite 13S, 1400 Quuil £mployer M / F Shoes 752·6468 WCNllH wortc.n ..... GEIA TOtt MA.STYS A.UCTIOH 646-1616 .. 833·9621 Stl Newport Beach, SIGNS Are you a strona Coppertone fros t.free iif;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il~Ol~i~f.292660~~---~ DESIGN/II GRAPHlC phys ically flt person $125. Call aJ\er 5 pm. Ask - Sectt\..., SECaETA.RY TREESIGNS look i ng ror Kleady rorMaryS48•6Sl8. CAS ll f'AID SECRETARIES Expanding worldwide accepting appl ror 1!ian e mployem enl wl xlnt f or gd u~cd rurn. anl1· ITINOCHAPMll hometurnishlnasmanuf maker lriunce. Wood IJ'()Wthoppty??' Whirlpool clcrtric range quc<1&rlrTV'!i 9M ·8133 &t•t1a1 MC••c•1a1 _, TYPISTS tuts an lmmed oJl('nlnit ln shop.art bck&rl]d helpful ll you are. we have loin !almond >. like nt!w. Allk· ltldc·il·beds 1154• ltcblt inot,,.. .......,..~Enoo GIH. OFFICE the dnla proccu lna dept but not nee. Catr S40-77118. oppty ror you in a stable ing$300. 768-4588 aner8 twin sa,;t' moltresll & box -•"O·"•--M-for an lndiv. w/at. least I l{rowing company!!! :;"!';!.1':'~.u.:;i1,::: JOIHTHITUM yr 11ecretarial exper. U SHJPMF.NT Work lnvo\ves assembly Lady Kenmore w1u1hcr & $5CJ, rull i1l S5?. Slcrlllzed •c80 •om."'41 POaM.. OF you are looking for a PREP·TRUCKORfVER & delivery or our pro· clec. dryer. xlnt cond. full i1et,S45 1\aniiwt"3. •--.0-.111 ~ challen1lng po&ition Weight & load bulk du cu Phone <1l4) SU.S Forbot.h.61~U B&J MoUrl'l!ll s-17·56.'IG ===:i.:: PRORSSIOHAL w/anunuauaJ benefit pkg vitamin tablet.a, deUvery 75a-7878 Amana 17• rerHg. Bottom Oustom podded rt'd velvet olfoPlllO•"'*~",,,.. TIM~IAllH lncludlnf product dl11· lnOrangeld .-ACountles, ~W~·~·~·~d~--~~·~orten~~~I freezer. SlSO. Tappan kln gili1l' he odboard t11•<W AH!ieMll ""''' count, I beral bollday fu.ll·Ume, En1 1petak· :: eye 1~ve1 2 2 o v w/mialch. 11prcnd Al\ll· INl WlllCIMI -aoi. io NORRELL scbedult fr a b1ahly com· Ing, mature. Fr in~•· Mkrowave with ranie & q1ie white chet1t. $500 hr -~---pc:Ullvesalary pleascap. Apply' 9·11 Mon· rl ~~061Z~· 1~~~W:,~ 0v,m.S300.675·3S39 orter.~7953 ~ cct1t ~..,. Temporary Services ply ln pcnon at: Unwlloo Lab, 2148 Nwpt mother ol youna chOd to IOt ... llPPOlnllMflC Uken Home Furnlahln111,_B_lv_d_ .• _c_.M __ . -----r It __ .. Rcfrtg, rrost-free. wahr· Oak·l lHI cofr.tblf'.$90. ......,......,. 549-1011 74llLorgcClrcle • ~•sae.atT•IY care or '"'uu my 7.yr . dryr,4barstools. 0..'1.·whte w9o:!nwood (l'UIWMHt Hunt. Bch M2·4444 -~ old lovdy, "" behaved 536-4210 S.-....:. sa .......... F.OE/MF ___ , Insur. Co. ln N.B. affk· dau1hter to El Moro J\.UOlt .......... Am CONIUIUCfOlll, ltfC. .,~,.._........ CA.,,. ...... .._..., .......... Secret41')' lnt exp.~~· for Prea. • school. Your home or CoJdllpot r~trla 2-dr. $145. 8' couch $95. Crutches SlO. SICIET.a.ay DIC SICltlTA.a! Flnanclal Ice Pru mine 497·2382/evu. ll.!Jow d es1' 9~ ~ bolLaaa lank $13. -uTRL TillfAY bo k toorfic.-Of Pret. Pa8trion Good lypb\i= 'ti req'd. ~:red 1"""93·l:t8o " Rua fCr'U~ •l'Olt!llU k~ln« e-Xl'Wlr nee, ~Ali lale rtnancial a rvc 's Salary to $900. Oood Whirlpool no·froa t, ·top t2.!·.,~l=-:!_~~r $~. Rod Lav~~r Ttnnla rirm. Xlht&rowthoppor. company beneHts C.dlllacttoOo·Cartl freezer. r t"lria. Sl:SO 8'75-G:!I f79..3560 Typlns 70Wpm,-S/H 90+.1_m6'5G________ Whatever the fad ~ ------- " Exec nper prtf'd Roll 'emoffthernarket ---------•Two 6' cuatom s ofas • Salary open Call Have aomethln1 to tell? WllhaCluallle.dAd Ou Or)er, hvy duty OE. mossy 1rn, off.whit e, Went Ad ReluJ&a &U~ MO-Om Cl...m.d adl do It well. C.ll Now I "2-58'18 3 yn new. ttoo. 482·3881 couch ot bm. 'IM·l272 - Also, if you calf by ~;30 p.m. on Friday your ad will appear in the Dally Pilot delivered Saturday morninf,! or. plact> yo ur ad b efore noon on Saturday for S und 2y morning's paper. Our friendly ad.visor-i make it easy to place an ad. And, you may chargf' your ad or hav e u ~ bilt it to your MasterCha rgc.> or BankAmericard/VISI\, It only lakes a fe w word~ in the right plac to attract a buyer . Alonf( the Orange Coast the right .place t o advertise \~ In the · 1•f1111iB•JI 642-5678 II. • .• ' ,. .. . . . ..... .,,,,, .. ._.,., .. __ -. ,_ -. . . . . ~ ' ~ -. . . ' . . . -. -. , ... 1017 o .... , .. 9040 loah, Sall 9060 Motorfud l lkH 9140 4~Drhn 1 \l(lWr t.roup, 11d t 1m1I ()fnllot'r . l>N. • orn~1lth' \QU•flltlll I. 11uppllc-~ To' .. & aam"' JISO ..__,,,) 1.n I' M 11''i.inw-w/ It.hr I ........•••••.....••..• .....•.•..•......•..... •····•·••••············ ·······•••••·•·····•••· ••··••·•••••··········· 11 1 /\ U1 I l"l' 1. I,, I k 111 11 llc11vy duly t•hictr1C <.lc1•k M \(.'1\W ::It! 111 lunl( $!•111 d11\•1t. w ill lift ltirf(e h .. 1 nfr M7 21b~. wllalcr S:lti:I GU f~ I t'tH'KATOO' Mt•t.l M__. 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(;osll• M('SU !WL'I of !IUll!I. equipped rur 171<1 )892·8541 -Wt• upoh1111t\' lor be1111( r.at lllfL. s1~. 634 6CJ1t; llr oulortownlusl wei•k.bul 1111; u11t1 1 dyi;. S5i!·a5aO wl!'ll be un Uw ho11( ull ewi. Moped. -1a<'nr1c" tt•<'n "' locauun. 7h Vuch 1>1l'tt-1 maxa 'llJOrt Mac whe..•I•. only 700 ml Tnol l11t & "P""1 Jt l oc k Inc l ~7 728i nlack Puch MJXI :\Int rood N<'W Urei. 5<18· l060 or 5411· I Ol!8 ----um Hondu DR7SO. $1.0'J~ 1976 llondd t:IJ:MiO. 1695 I 493·3380 '77 1-'0ltl t:T. dbl !>l'Hl, good condlllon. Many eJ(lras 54!1.()b."11. ••••.•••..•........... COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 IMCALIF. 197' C HUOKEE $699 5 IJ8/\16fllflll311U , 1971 J-20 PIC kUfl $6995 CJ8A46P Nl4043!J• FREE I 00 GALLONS GA~ l'/\H Ht>TS Molu<'t'<llPI ('d<'k11IOOll $700 Mc•tl SUiphuric $500 Mo1C1t·:1n di.JI )'t.lllOw lw udic with lorge wrou11ht iron c111(c . "111•1•1111 S~ Othrric Pl' 1i.5ll 0021 !Joi.It mold. for Iii 'Sullbuut. $75 cu S57·03JH wt• e k <' n d I' r I " ,1 l t• p11rty'11 11we11trrwnt com 1,uscr •1:171!}, uolli , mllmcnt rt•11ul n•:; 1 rn many 1•xlra~ $750 With j)l.ll Chu1>e ()( all~ 9150 J<.'C•P with 1h111 coupon Ult.I .. ;u~lli.h ~hce pduii 1o .. ,. ,ower 9040 pulJI> <.;h11mp1Ull line .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AK(' ~~ ~J evei. Si!SO 31' C.:hna t:ra/I comm /\JI f'l-.ot I °"J-t 1090 fbgls. Fully eqwppcd. ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unbeli evab l e eond HAMMOND $22,500. P1 P G73·4220 ••••••••••••••••••••••• medlute .11u h· C.i 11 <11 646·1171 range Clnunc111i.: Ila~ JU!ll /\TC !Iii fh•n·ly 11Aed been profosi1111nolly de Glen· I 11 • fbrgls .w11t•d on Su P '' r 11.r nrnd 1t1 u n 1-orutcd 11ml r(' 11owercd cc M111n & j1h. wuol.I SurrH1ccS475 ~·717i by Ncwpu1 l ·~ C1n 1·~1 spllr~$750ij4U·~31'1 _ 'W llonda 2SO t-:nduru. llkt• tcchnlc1uns 'rota I ul VAClIT SAi.ES Pt:RSON new. 1200 m 1. S7~tbal 145.000 spent in lost ti t-:x•v.r pref Dana Weal olr. 842·7982 __ monlhll on this '67 model "" W I W IU IEAT AMY WRITIIH DlAL OHAHY MIW JEEP W 'AH OYIERSTOCICID '••Ull' Salt , f'lf'cttu: a I 'Upphe, 6 houuhold olt·m, 160 Wt ll11 P l U..t .. M l'H SPINET ORGAN Crcum Puff fi bt>rglasi. V Mode l L. 122 w ith hull. 1/0 4 cyl 110 HI' 1u ;v t:RB Owned by a Me~. crw11er, t.op sh ape prof«.·n1onol mu11c11m & Canvas cover. Sac. $2.450 in uccllent cond1l1on lorqwck sale. 8<10-4380 Brand new twin Chevy Ma r 1 n e CAL L S 11 t Hood;i 3SOXL. New shk:. 454 Crusad er <•n g1nei; ll6l·J007 Xint. cond. low m i. $500. 2,52' Hlltbor Blvd with new trans m1ss1ons 25 Coronado .... xccll 496-8828 ~ta Mesu 1~ Wlllo~~ l • .in1• In ~t SUn 1 ~m W11her dyer ~oru s.\l 00.l'J Now ~klll;c SM01be11t or. BOAT TRAlLER·Spa rlan h·r {.0111 ti73 7 I~ l'Ven· Wonde r o ll. 3SOO lb s 1 n i: i. & w 1' t• k c n d " • rapacity for boat up lo 646 2158 <l.iyi. C Mon · 21 . brks.$750. 7S9·0S51 All equipment indudini: 1·ond . $7500 w /.,l 1p "i<f Y ll mJhd 2SO M X 7 14/ 549-102) 131.A,' ZO<llac wuh 40 hp 114•,.cn411 544-M3$ Me r cury engin e rrn · · td1rt1. Jus t gnnr over StW'dy W1n1tl11.1d. ool.i s:JS !o\h·w11rt W11.r111·r \ M •'M l'UllM.llt• l'lfl .. 11>111. $:JO llrwn llhr r1·l•lm1·r SIU lllAJ 1233 1lavlts. lbdar. a utu pilot. 2R' Cul. ·70 l nbd. auto $450 Mlke848-0800 MUST SRL 1 11 On on f(cnt•rJlur. p ilot. \/H r . nu paint .77 K"wasoka ZIOOO, xlnl 1977 ·1• tun \h,•vy pil'I< I frnl) ~.it ~II Ill 4 µm only 'Ttl 1· p.1 mulvr ,c•o11tor. 1tttorl'11 1 t'nirtl Thur~ I I h f d $ o pp 496 2011•1 • up Low m11c,, Top rond VH F . I l'l'I 1n t:r 14.:.io . . cond1t1011 Make> orr~·r !'>Htl·i0!1 .• , --I -28' Pvwer sporlf1sht01( f ~rfect 1:ond. Wu_rl .ttcr bout. Wood hull, fly inf.(. Jhml111 top J ruu11d br1d1:1· 4!15·6007 ~S.2556 eve!I. day<. 5Sl·2600 Colt dl'<'k. Hlcrt.'(). rnlor TV. , ,_, F~ ,. St• Mill -G p liyt'r P11 1n11n10 P h11nc·mt1 ll'. lO)) 4. tnl!il' 411.\l t~rt' •n Trn· l.n .lrv IUn1v1l'k1 -•auc AUCTIOM SCRAM-LETS ~bon y Da?y ~ •. rand bridge. n e wly rebullt r-v l i,1110,$2000.5411·4~-e oaine . Needs "Om c !>ln·p~ :.i. k 1 0 ~ :.1H Sa...... v .. • an . l'r. Selling •200Cl' Trlle, ....:...00:...:..r.::IZ~_' _____ _ sleepcr/loungc 1n mum ~~e~w~9orth ~iu1.s225 bike . E..isy rrui de i.treN 11al11n, rull )IUlll'Y with . . legal New tricked $425 MANY JTt:MS OJo' to•IN t-: ,. " L'W ""LRV ANSWERS Walnut con sole p ia no work Overall condition ESTATE J ... ... • SolJd 11 l B nd n •w ART OHJ ECT S. t\N w/mulcbJng bench. exce en . ra c l"urniturt·. u t.1•d, ~oud TIQUE.~. FINJo: Jo'UJlN . Mudcup-lo'usl\'n co~t 1run hnrp: ex. cond. d ire ctiona l finder and t'Ond T rundlt· twd . \'Or t-:n: f'HONF. f'Ok IN f'orOUli -Domain SIOOO fll'm. 333 !::. J8lh Sl F M 2·way rndiQ. SSOOO or ncr bedu111t.l!:-ul;,i:.,cor F O & B RO CllURY. Safari t:mploy AIJt.R.t:.M.645-0377 _ trike over payments. ft't' t 11bh.'. 1•n1l tu bit·~. tJ45.22()J .. ~ooo sTl\M PS .:E=..v.:e:.;.n:;.;in..:.:gs~64;.;.;;.S...:.ll.:..:rt.:6 __ _ l'red t n ui. ~pothecary - ------T he Oo ve rnm c n t '11 U,RIGHTfllAHOS 1&_lnle.rul;t3500. iotber cht.'!'l, bru 11 hdhnt, kl( 117 WANTED H:F..W. ha'> come up wllll llave many .oaks, wlnt pa rtner xlnt w/boolsl hl'rl . f u 11 H t o f 1· n a conc1•pl Lh ut l ukt•s Into 2 Rcuullful Ste lnwuys '67·31' Ch.Ms Connie 111cl <'Ytlope<!11t1s. IO·i.pd b1kf· TOI' C AS H L>OL LA ll ti t• cou n t m 11 cl c r n T uning & rcpmr well located i;llp, NB :!00 Hay St IOAM ~f'M f' A I U 1" O It Vo \J H A m e ri con 1>' t: ,1 I Ing ,_.., fliano ShopfM 'l'win enl(. 400 hrs. ~ewly mkrowuve oven. tra!!h 13 · A M P s a ilboat 492-0361 c ompa c t or . b 1 J.: w/mu1n. Jtb & trlr.'l..lke1-=~.:..:..:..:------ refr1gcr11tor w/ freezer . oi•w SllOO Mike 848-0800 78 Hond a XL350. s treet double s tainless sink . · lie. runs great . SOOO. butcher block counter 24· Columbia Challe nger . 833·3282 _ top. upper sulon bar ar.eu Jdnt cond w/ Long Beach Honda 90 Trail bike. Low wJwct lu1r. M W rctriJi s hp. ~·5708. mile!!. $1~. Pri,pl)' /freezer . fresh wa ter l11lander 36'dsl. 197tl Furl 573.3359 S p a rklc ltt'. h ulll in lnR Jib. auto p ilot, low blender S7!1.000 Cull down. take over p11y 17141646 OSS I m e n ts o n a1>prov al ·74 Honda l'tCT125. 12;;1 or ~t offer JEWl-~l.R V, W ATC(! I F.S, hob1t11 They uut lhl· 11fro 728 W. 19th CM ~ 7272 a ppointed lhruoul._ xlnl A N T I ~ 11 i-: s ,. ART Ol.IJ Kc r s. (i )LU. f ro m fosl loot.I ('Ullnl( llOUSF.lfLt> IT t:MS 30.l S 1 l. V to: R Sf;: H V I C f. places . So. lhl•y'n• l(mn~ llummood orl(un t•onso ll'. r1sh boat. lmm;i1· ·~Mo St .. Milter Yocht \lt1b<1m.1 1l II fo'tfll .. : l''UKNl'l'UHE & to issut• r11s t "'0 0 0 AIOO. d ruwbari.. 24 pn• cost u pprox S l 80 32'Luhrs 75.FHS31.000 IW5 li600 d lr 640-1838 Wmdrose 24. lrlr . motor · 7 S II o n d a I Z:; C B \\di t-qu1ppcd Sti950. ab&olutely perfrt l 1000 , ... HAG •: SAl.Y. t-'urn & ANTIQUES tl<\5·2200 STAMPS IWt''re kid 11cts.fullpcdul1<.t'1Cll'rn11I 714·494·9446 32' Grund Bank» 3 Jl consider trude. ~ 1036 rru·r.. $325 640·4i49 USEO 4X4 VALUES l9'76 lnternalionul Scou1 Traveler . <P ll42 1. ru11 powe r , Jlir . llll. roof rack. AM/F M. custom wheels -l mmu.cullLl.e.... 1 yr. l2.000 m ile w a rri.nty uvallable S4H9 I 11 1 <\ P I > m u u I '' Tru1lOuster. 1Pt1:>11. fol• pt)W(•r 4·:!pced. ofr roJ(J L'QUll'fK.'<I lmmat·ul..tll' 1 yr. l:!,000 milt• w urr<tnty .. va1lablt' vn A. " r r " I Leslie lone cu b1nel s. u I "t. ~ 950 rru~c 1lerns.Sat/Sun 94 PHONl':MAT f: w n,..ucuu i., $1800.586·G862 1977 o ay i ncr .. ,, 35.'Drakc S I'', m1nl. 17641 San Roque Ln llR Ttdt!phonc uns"cri1111 Me mbersht1p in Silen t Saratoga . 40 hrs w 1 $23,500 L<Jser Xlol cond Like '71 Norton Commando, S4999 new Man y Xtras $800 rlean. on~. lo m1 $750 1973 Chevrolet Bl .. 1.e1 h' 1 $79 ED w b b Pnva~ slip 1n N B Muke d k f Garage SalC'. 223 V1.1 moc inrs w warr. . Valley Club & (;ump. WJ\Nf' : u, tu uy oC'Ccr 673-5097 36' Gran Ur.to i. rom E b 0 11 . L 1 d 0 I s I r , wt re mote, $149. grounds. Call an Spm; console or upn flhl piano $50,000 bedi.pre ads. line n ii>, Ro~t'r,750-3791 SSS.1538. MZ IS36.558.a&Ct.r.P. 5 7 ' C hri s C o nn i e ~.~1stol T rwlr. ,..U clothes. Sal/Sun 9AM ANTIQUt: o11k churc h Nwpl Bch Te;n1s Club Pl ANO, Be llm ore u p. w/Newport slip, encl. afl 40' Chns SJF'. TD $79.500 t;ha lri. cou c h t a hie pehrw, JOG·~'. ~~OIC lb\ 6 family Mem bershlpS950 right. Good condition ~;~i~~O. 675·741 I or 42' Grand Uanks from • · c s. , .. s ove • e c. "H 7099 7 ... 1801 SJOO. 646-8438 e ves only . $79.nLI\ eoy ·11. girl's. me n·i; & 646-0091 ...... · .,,. """ women's c lothci. nooks, · ---------•I MelvllleClark spint•l 13' Whaler Evin SO. elel· •SLIPS AVAIL• l(ameH, m ul(1> Ou1 c•tc Wa rehouse s helvm11. full Whrte W r u ua h t twin piano$500 start, trlr. hyd steen ng. 17 1<1 ) 8<1 6 2764 12 13 1 Gu'1tar Mt1 ('h m o r e 11djus table shelves. 115 ,..,u <.'Overs. PP.840-2255 593.943;1 headboard S tO Whil1· 894-.,.,..2 Sl-$50. Sat/Sun ll 1. 104 M>rtcd bm boxes, rsnbl. T S v II' I.<' x 1 n g t '> n I. n & 5.S7-!IOOG Vanity SS. M11pl1· bunk TY Radio 26' f'1bergluss wha le boat. 2A' t.uhr11 SI F. 1. • I • b<.'tl (r·1ml•6 $20 Srru II UittJ s.:....... 1 091 Good Cond $4,500 without faU1.S650il. Vani.:uard, CM Mu~I sell full c•onlnin(·r nl maple 0 chl·lll. SIO .Wt.·~l •• '::.'":; •• -::-::. •• ••• •••• motor 642·7056 VOV AG ~H __ v:t.:.._54i!.tl l't•rum11· tilt• sumpl1•s 1n1:house t•<i urHHl•J ll TELEVISION llf (;orsair ml'fl' l'rut:.t.•r 39 FOOT 1:11ruuc• Suto· au111mot1v1·. Utcidcd nut to l(ct mtu s tove. uurnl corHl1liu11. I () 2 t k t l SrORTFISHER " ,. 1 , "us a n s. 1:11 -.11rne loob. •Jt·~k I 1r1·i.. lhut liu~inc'll\ &•1>l •ilf1•r s:.t.'I :Iii" rangt• hood, $20 llcnluh1 ,. f 11 m1sc. 2SI Knvx Sl C..: M (;1111 fl;i:j Ot1611 Mi:-c• kit chl'll i·uhirwl:-f r•·c Uclivt•ry lank & pump. u l'Ovl•r. Custo m tl1·~1 1(111•J Jlld ~at & Sun, l.l •ipm ----removt>d for rcm•xklini,: LOW AS $1 0. MO. Vunson Trlr, m•eJ'i O U built by ";<1w111 Mu11k Movm~ Sale Aclrm sN . water pum p, unly $1500. Ownt:r h as lll'W hoat 1';\crythin~ Goes! lti2 1 kitc h e n h utrh Mist· SS·~O. Smull i,:irlt1 blt:Y (?l4>64l.1·70'.!4 Call 644·2788 eve. u r "~ Must sl'll ' Twrn 1Jtrew. Sand a l wood SI C.: M QUIC'r stems Must ~ell d e $.5. Wa lnut bulft.l s:IO Pioneer SX53S tunl'r $125. al244 Ogle C.M. Oybndr(e. btll t'O('kpll & .ifter lO:im.9~57 !lfi8.fa321 17379 A:.h. l"ounlttill :l Jt•nmngs It shetr ~pkrs lurge t:abm Good comlt -----VaJ ley.847--082& S180 i>r. Call 751 3410 ufi lion $23.500 Ooal '' 673-3422 aflr.6pm 536·9790 tP1024t Cheyenne F\111 p o w e r . o rr r oa d Lehman 12 sa1bog dingy. Triu~ph, beaut '71 Bon· eqwpped I y r . t2.000 with trailer & 2 lllllls. & neville 650. xJnt cond. On· mile warranty. t'Qver. S40-346S ly 14K ong. ml • new Sl999 seat.. battery, pipe,;, muf· t9i3 J eep W a goneu. Zl' Royal Viking. sips 4. Oers. SllSO. ~701 I (Pl147t. Full power. a ir. alleqwpmenl. '76 ll.D. Sportstcr 2.315 1 a u tom at 11·. 4 w h .. •·I -MB·52!'>9 m 1 pp S2SSO D y s dnve. I yr . 12,000 m1l1· 2!)' to:nrson '77·:.vailabll· 71<1·896·71!>5 eve wknd~ I wi.rrnnty ava1lahl~ w1lea1>cllack. $26.500 ~ Sl 999 .,,."·2&'35 s .... t/ rn; i: u,, c1 s.: •• " .. w •• , ""' Motor HOl99s, 111•9 Wugon 1VI 13111 Lok• l.11i.l'r. good 1•011tl1l t011 Rlftt/Stor• 160 nt•w. tow rn1lt·11. of! ro11ll S7!!5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'Q UJppcd. 2 yr t:.!.0011 MO·AtiSH Hl':NT 23· ,..irfW81l. 'lt'lf rruJt• Wllf rtllll) 11vu1lubl1• ton turned Lots of 1Clt u -. $ 7 499 RANGER Z6 race/t ru1s1• ~5·2283 l!)iK Chevrolt•I ·'• 1011 1· q u 1 p d 1 0 s a ti i. 11 ----v A win<'he!>. Vilt-' l;reut H~f-New '78 2if MoLOr Pt;. IPl!llH. · eond. $13800 ""'->·Gq•»•' ti o 111 \' ttnnt c d 8 Y -iii day/w~k/mo _675·5882 ranty S799t k ad1al drill pr<1M New Shark fillets, fr & frozen. 5 SEE THE 1979 worth much mon•' cond. /\ pa tr of nc•w l''&.G 1129661 Firewood. 1714) 675-200 I OodJ:e Van i.eats 4 nc:w 499·:iM94 Mitce ...... au• 21" Color TV $W . I yr .............. -. ...... .. Oodl(e V'U n t ires & --. W..t.d 8011 war. tree del & set u11 SEA RAY 'S ~:.!~/ SU'5AVAILAIU loafs. Slips/ Docb 9070 For rent . '78 Pncr Arrow 25'. loa ded. MI C. Br~nd n e w . Wi nte r ra t e'I ~3060 19 ':'S Cht•vrol1•I Pu . Ir 1114 I. V ·It, 4 ·Speed lorkrng hubs. off road equipped I yr. 12.000 mile warrllllty available wheels 3 Jl'ord pick uv Bdrm set. kn g sr. bed. dbl 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Newport ntvd , CM ~ 9010 YAC NewPort 64&05Sl Rent 23' motor hom". ult urea 4t we....111. ichopptnR dresser. mlrTI>r, 2 nile Wante d : All dhicards . 642·5340 AT THE •••••••••••••••.. ...... extra!' S225 pt'r week 6' -b locks . nrewoort. l1u .• stnds. 2 lamPS. I E.'nd lbl . .clothe:.. l\!ihld uppl .. 1.11'>· ---------Charter plui.h 75 ll. m otor JO' Av<Jlon moon ng. In per mile 846-7255 h_>nt . m u1c-ant II <>th4'r wood ofe dt•11k. Amer Oak ties Pree pickup Cnlhy 6' wulnul Custom Cruft NEWPORT 1 front of SC<ln '3 and swim Items Sat·Sun V·4pm 11rrtq sery, oak 111c reo 675~ cabinet sten'l1 w/elc<.'tro 1 .... TH.,·W ""TER y:tcht. hourly or dill Y attu S2G.OOO. 673.5099, '77 llarvei;l, 2R' slfll' 7 5002 f'inon Dr JIB rubnl. 25" cir lv. hv·rm -----vmrr i.pkri.. power lllllt. "" E A 675 2172 -675 741 1 Saywindows. fully self rhr, fold dn hc't.1 , Weh;h Sphere mng1u:rne' r.ur rarr1 SL~S ehnt:tr. BOAT SHOW loah, Sail 9060 Shp ncC'dcd for new 32· conl.$13.600. 55t;·75l5 1-Allil Blutr super Gur11$1l' s1debrd W/h ulch. twn Sl 197:.!-W7H Sony 250 l 0 P\' f1 k . ....................... Kc·tch N1•wporl Beaeh MOTOI HOM"' Sale Refer $85 f'rN•u·r rn11ll/b1C s pnngs, planls . 631 ·0382 w / rrcord hl•ad SHO area 1>31 0.199 E SIOO Mopeds. hkc new. etc 640-0365ev('S Mu-:'c-_;---5'&8·8f,ll! Lido VIII-Stan Miier Yacht •73 25ft. t:ha mpion b} S350 &S400 IOsl><'l'dh1kc• --------;--M 111 EPT •0-r 24 22'Catnlina from $4,000 Slip Wantc<J for m y 5'\' Chrys lr r. all Xtru1'. low S1S l'lu11 mort• 21W2 Altn Surfbpards 6 & !:i • good lflitrvrlltnh 8013 21" color TV. I yr w.irr . S 2 • zr lh mgl•r ·71 OASll.500 f1s h1111( yathl Uunus mill'!<. t·uns 1der t\uto v1,to. NH fl"O 02"1! t•ond SllJO & $75 t\nt111u1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• f rrC' dl'li vc•ry G46· 171!1l EXCITING! 25· Cu l '74 rrlllll $!1~ 21318J.:.l .. \7·16 tradt? Ill Sa cnr1ce salt· ll or~c·ra c·ing P1nb;d l Alto SilX with t'USt'. m.tdl• Hil:IA W Wt h St 25' fo;n cbon '75 Trlr pp ~ 0122 SQ!rl W1nl1ow <:ovcr1ng much. a ll oak. appra1i;cd m toruncc S2!>C1 -------s15.ooo N B b111;inrssman nce<li. -------- Hu s i n es N Sur11l u :. Hl $5,IM wall l'Ollsi1ler 493·5114 Sll'rl'O t•o n s o l<· 7 1 . NEW MODELS 2S'CuronacleG7,d n$8500 perm ;inl'nl ~lip for .2.7 ' TraiMn.Tra•ef 9170 lcvl•l11r i,l w•1 v wQod cloi.t•NI ol r l o t h uL Moi:n11vox. ll1tl Prov l7'C;il ahna from $1J,500 Er1<'1<0 11 s ai l b oa t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,hudc•i.. llrng 11\l'a~ur t• l:OJ·!n!l!'l Mr. Stonc•r Muhl i.acnfice old lcdw11< <•ab. in dh;trc1111ed P(•r1111. 22• thru 30' ·~.I I'S i\ V i\11.• 645·6470 ---__ Terry zr. very good co nd . menL-; llan111n1t wv11 wtl -drum set & new Zlll(l11. like nrw, must S<tl'· WC'nl BRING YOUR hi 4 1 ll46 . 27 54 12 13 1 mcl. new uwnrng Wltildl· S46't 197~ J eep Ch t:roc er C f'882). V II. uulo. lilt. I" US t o m w hl·•·l. • m maculalc m & OUI . I yr 12.000 milt! wu r r.:n\ availahle $49'9 1!171 J eep Com m;indo cP11t:;1 v ti. ort ro.1•1 <'Quipped, I yo:, 1:!.00C nulc warranty avatlablt• '2499 lamJ."> & sh11dc·s lll•rn Coplt'rs 111 :.pd. lute mr;d.. <.;y mhols . Top or line to rompont•nts. 557 72147 CHECK DOOK J.1 NEto;n S LI P for nl'w curt.ams. 631.3588 iogto n d tr• typ<'wntcr eoplc·s anylhml(. Ilk~ nu $400. ~-0764 i~!l~r 6pm TllESE WILi. Ml8·94. ;n· Sailboat. Sll5 f11 1·w M t•d l t w/suppllt·s $ZOOS!IOO 7..cnith Wlnt.Cnb l\M l r M StanMillerYacht l>lck 675-13ll3 68Shasta,18 rt.Self c.onl ·511 C h evy pi c k ·u p b"r.vtools $l!°J ro;a. i! u nr. OOS.216.1 ... l'n dl'r S tr:i l o c tts le r with turn table. Xlnt BETHE G .. I •. It , • ., '""cn/"·'t rr Y I d r ff •A22""• LOWESTPHICF.S 27' N e wpo rt '75 11i.I SLl,W""u...ED al1 ... e ee, .. 1o1as 1.cs w /c•a mp l·r i.h e ll lklrwr chei.ts. Nf•w !!Old l'VT l'TV -i!Z 'J Cu ft Ye ~s 12" er. sr~o Ill ~on lest 0 er .,... ...... Of'~ TllE $17,000 Y' An' Elcc & gas rcfljt. Ask111g AM/FM CB push bJr COPELAND JEEP 2001 E lit. SA 558-8000 ~ c1s~ortm qutiltr~! s0·pr~a1.1bd ..,ree1.cr. !(us BUQ. Mlver best orfcr tJ3'~1~f. o r loab & Morffl• F.NTIRE MODF.L Vil 32'Challcngcr d!ll S4UOO Will r.vfln buy M01ono $1700 Pl' 545-5841 tow bar: Au~ ga11 liink: ~ s l' ~,,I l h S,...& ..... • lr1 'd WILL PAY " ·, •I . . l 'd • k. platter. s 1lv1•r µunc -..,-PftWm HARRISON'S 36' Pete rson 7Ci, ·75 "'--"·na l ,., ft. Km" 4·spd noor . :l27. $1500 or Wm w~ nut wn 1~g (.'1 !. • b o w I . ,, o m p I c t c Old's Trombom' w1rnsi". ••••••••••••••••••••••• S78M REFERRAL FEE bed':;b~nJc . G~s & Elc~ make orrcr Mw.t sell 1111 • 1 6 slcrt.'O~·a · st rn i.t e n o r c ll t' !!l·an <l . Ambas1mdormock l Will General 9010 40' Columbia Fl;. ds l &PREMIUM RENT llh.'s.Port/Pot.Selfron. mcd.770-3253 Med . dJccacon_~ dbkr•nch·h Hr\.'IUJjhone. office d C'!lk. sacn r1cc 49U·ll91 • ....................... sr I RAY $47M 34' I N I' ar •a Ant. Oa s wiv .... s I' r M11cruml' plant holdl·r & "' or urj!er . • t S-l&'iO _!73 IH_ .. T ... b 9 560 HD k b c h B d Ob<> i:; II l 3101Coast HwyNR 45• Coron ud o . m in i b u s anessm u n . Mr t:~~r11~C:..~~. e:lr. P~<'~ _pl_u_n_lA -~--·-~lion S~~S xcc C'll S72.5M Dundee675-31SS Allfos.r.k•, ,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• turc.-s. d{'c Items . hshld. J wheel elec. rur " new ~7·6133 631-2547 -«I' Cal Mk Ill. ketch --------& Accnson•• 9400 1976 TOYOTA ---Sl39M ~ Sp.eel & •••••••••• ••••• ••••••• • ·PtCKU, W1Tt4 much m urh mcm• N ovn 11iw d ballcru•s, hltn Bundytrombont •SLIJ'SAVAll.• .-. 9010 ''Zl <.:orolla d n ve lr1un, CAMrH SHELL Junk. Su n JO 5 284 · r hurger. s urn•y l oµ. $SO S UPER DEAL 19 73 C714 1 1146 2754 c21:11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xJ t I.SC partA 2307 ,., Corvo Pl, Me:w Verd•' SiJ.sio 673-1144 "·"·9614 aft 6 l'M i...;;:;;:;_ __ ;__ __ .......:'"""4 :>98 9433 16' Larson ski. <.:ert t rlr. L1norid~ St.. H. U 4 l!peed, rod10. heal er ' ~-=------_, T HIS Cobalt 19'h' bow n der. -· KSllP Mere OB, m Jny r • only 27.000 miles. L1kr --Pvllet rack. med wt•ii.thl. ''amaho student l'lannet. Is where the Mere 18· w/OO. runs iclras. Ver~ IJLUe Wle-'70 Porsche 914 cnKlnc. NI006/\l'."W!rLic. •006054 Srk. Our uarage lll fillc.'Cl lo Ule "'-0 rt. 11-0hd door.. p P. T BOAT ACTION I a....A _ .... _Int -no vet--CAJ 34 d f "-"•" " ~ ltke new Sl.25. KUUU· ·~ '"' ivn . • ·super con ·· an S2500. &U-.-good rood $<17S. firm brim, t•v1•ry thin1t mus 673-1092 fW.4·SGM Priced to sell. S2,49$ Lwlllc pn ce. G75.o924 . Also '6l Mercedes enl(int: Sl979 l(o. An ti., furn. knlc ------For Buying 646-8000or 67S.9900 •16 Gl!ll'sp1.1rdeephull. 7S & trans SS~ or offe r knacks . s:,t/Sun 8·3. J\J Bricks, new. Ult{'<I V1<>hn for advuncc<J slu Or Selling h P t::vmrude Just n•blt 731 4091 Catalin a l>r. Npt Ills ll~S:~~le dent 004·3611 mornings And for Ute 19' Larson LapUne . '69 trl· , .. WIOft 44' Sl7K Only 20 hrs. New seuli. & ..:.._ _____ _ THEODORE Larae Garnl!e Sale,1toln1t ----• J _ to noun for d etails la tnt In hull w/ 125 h,p. Mere . & J.24 's•Cl''27 :!,'::1!}1'!L!1~ac. · N<•w ~Y ~. _e_!1g1.r;~~.!....-'-:::he " n6'MQJD,"'UIN<i...SAH·>; ~ tr~'>9f!2.3AAL:cAW ~ '"""" _,._....,. .-.:-...,_, ~ ---#.-< r.-mw.-.. ••••'-~-"U!t· ,....._,.,,Yi P. trdfinl ~ ~~ .. • ... 177-~rtram"~28.~flytrid'"ge .lari"MTiler Yacht.s Mus t see. ~l1ll on witr· 492-1323 :ifl 7pm . • cqu~p~n't,'~'UfP.r'SCM • ·•tt<tr 1~~il ~ · c a bi n e t w I 2 t 2 · · c k r front ,,.. C2J3) 598-IM3J run ty! $3100. Ca ll eves & . ROBINS s .. :.:-"l,~ 0JOMJ HARl\011 Ill VD CO~Ti\ Ml ~ll t.47 0010 tric 2 Xlnl cond. Anti-doors w1thhardwttrcS30. k S275 979.7fJ:>l pa~lnct.x dallt. l'ruiser . x lnt c o nd d 11.....- ttues. many othl•r Item s. E xce llent c.ondilio.n . Hpea e rs. . . --j 499 2541 499 l:rt8 N WI Id fl 12. wknds 548 -0817. a ys Alltoh--Sth '56 Dodge. 'h ton, outstate 2230cean View Ave. NB Aluminum sliding Win· Stud<>nl Model Cl"r1nct, It . ll'IOl'"t • .. • . ----e w o w t•r . 83.')-.9335. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... I m s gd $400 , dOw ln frame, 72 wldl.' X "1ni"condltlon sso... I =~-~-~-~· ~~·~-~~~· ~~-~~~ Cl11sll1C 18' So. ConAl n ay ~\l:;0el~~lj u ~~r11$~~1~ ~ / .... gs. al'l s. • · · .Joh n Wtdicomb ha nd 35" ns. Approxlmnlcly 546.5004 ': Boat.F.xccll.cond.$2995 552-056.1.evt'S Tran1partatf0tt ae.Jc, 9520 675-3175 . pai n l ed b t•d roo m 2Q11q. yds. 12 piecesl of ---Kayak 14 ' Fbrgls. flot a · ~·laofi ---•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'SI Chevy Pickup, rcblt funuturC! S4000 OIAplay Blue/Oreen/While tw<·~ Office ftU'ltitur. & tlon foa m $150 Cu 11 18 . 197S Fi bri<igf' Cob CataJJna 27 0 1!1. ~11in H C~. We/ eng, nu brks. tlre5, uphol dhes~ SSOO: lllbles da n1d1 hi lo cul eurpetlng3. _G7'ood ... ,_... IOIS 846-9439 Crw·scr lst"urv 1 w/t r.lr bEan~~···n 1V1111 ~.11-'w 1 icnt 1 r1 ~:. r" Rtftt 91 20 I t 4 I Ply• 0 • t e. & painl. Xlnl cond, SlSOO c airs. 111c·turPs , o condlllon S50. 830· 1.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " , _ ..... • ... 646-0406 d V d 'l _ _, t '"'" hrs. c mpll "quip. s13 900 LI""""" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--..a----------hous~. oddi< a nd r n 11. -. ----. -RernlniitQn SRlOl correc· ou on ne"" u l!U11 o CN\I ... ~UJJ:.J 4 1 1 .... -I03l1Santin~o Unvr Colo Or C ~1 11 ra mil)' tuble fy pt•wrilt•r 2 "drnw fo11t " whl'n you N~·w S l 2 .0 0 0 . Soc ' --Older camper ·s ae.w o 32,000orig miles.Maroon •75 Chevy•,, Ton. blk . -· 1060 me mbership, i en n1s, drawer wood aruln rilr 'I , place an od In the Oully $6500/ofr. Call 67~·2471 lloble Cal . 1977 TeqUJl11 t ruck . $150. S tovl' & with n e w Rt!m 1nl(lon s hortbed . MC. :.lereo, Hll'Ms hWltm&.494·9.'ISI p ."' h k l"lloc Wnntl\ds 1<.:nll now evs & wknds. 1138·9'13' SUnnsc,w/lnuler Cover rerng 640.27i0 whitcwall'I . lmmat· shell,maW',lo ml':J.Mlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• J Y m "J1l ( r rt e "1 -642·5678. wkdyM. ftxtra.~. S2200. 87S·4208 ~II VW C9 mpmobilt', fu lly th~u ·out Ser17ou~ In cond. $5000. Jbsl orr T rrl 1-'or Sale t yr. old re•!(. Formk aped tnblt•lc <'hrs. P nLer, s~ 0 "<'~U ~ ......... ,,.,..___,.._,.....,_,,. ..... ....,....,.,.....=-....,,_.....,_._....,.....t....,,_._,._. ..... ...__....._,....... 1~1111.,.11 • "U'>P·UP top. air qUJ riesonly.673· 692 forPor r he.675·1940 Mustana Filly $350 $100. l\nl·potly r hr ~Om· & supplies Sturdy 4 xii ,. ~ ,. ,. • 6Jl Ol3-0 plclt-S~.SJ><>edQwn gas· work tables w/shelve11. &,. s t ereo. t'a ll R o n --------dryr $75. Mini·hikr with Space heatt'r for 1300 SQ ~m1 l!.l.~5 tl)'ll or 7:rt 8271 U•a•.edGoodll06S nearly new sh.p. Dn;cl(ll ft., 1ndu11t. f ir r 1•xl f'Vt'l'lwknd'< 1948 1-'ord WoOdy. on a eMlnl'. v A flnl h ead. nulll 11d Nu llrt!I, whls, roof. alalA in aides. paint. l'r:a k eH U .000/o ffr r 1'44 SiX, (2131 2fl3 70fq '77 OOOGE CUSTO M W 11 h cl I'. 1• , c 'h t• 1 I (I f.:87272 ' •••••••••n••••0 0 •••• & Strauon·lllco frame. lngulshe.r. 6754!809 l>rapenes. /\nllqur· -inlln. SM. &l1CN1 of ns11nrtl'd -USB> IUT MICl Ory d ""'w1t, h kt• rll'w, ~<·a "lhl'lls World Book Celt•ry, >1001 to re1h111C 1-:01·y,12.S.674 353!, Wood " meual dt•i.k)I, width 119'.72'. 1511'. S200. • -----IRM ctrd flle11 SGS ~,,,lier \taple <llnin~ Ronrn te bll.' carpet layer h uic ~ yds. &i l~flul rllc!C $7[), 1-.x('(' & iound 2 12· ext. S200 As· mUlll·llld shg . 36yds. 11ld. secret.ary chr1 SlO S50 t.d ~r V('rlW rod'I S!>-1 $2yd. S48·4466 Lg ducc ou nl o n nl'w ' ' --(unUtUl'tl ~-_ _ _ 2 lOx lO I approx l metal C E. SUR PLUS Jew.., 1070 11wragr s bcdis with wood 2064 P lnrnnll11, CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• nooni. SllOeach. 63J.<M4S 631·2777 'iquA.t\hblosAom necklace, <18" ~ table 4 ch11ir1, Near new Xc rox. llOO w ord Moren c i l u rquohe. a ntique add m achine Proct':llllor . Only $7,000. handmade.648-2981 Rines. 30-30 savaite .. 22 Call J onelle, 752·l920 Diamond Cha1ter Rini for semi auto SCOJX' nmmo. Monday·f'rL u Je 7 s to nu St .600 631-3588 Bar"a!n 982·2006 ..:W::a.:.t.e=r=bed=--w-/-11l-o-n1--:-bo-a-rd-:11-•b•.c.-•Offl-•c•e•...,,..--. • Clrtum"tarWl'll force. Im. frame &i heatC"r Slao or 3 Exrr 1ultes of proc medl1te aale. a t Auction. belltoHer. 642 "?1.J __ u cally n l'w mulch ing t"i 14 Ct.,round nawlflH, Wilt Crib w/m3llrc1111 fl fumitur lo tX' llOld All 8 u :c•l hn-i, ,co lor . bum...-r -«U•rd 'l5. trffP . Top-qau lHr dlamo.o-a.. 1 CC. fOVtrdd llolt>,Une drttM'r w . l.f nam4"s auch 118 Klmblll • dla mond.%1 Ct.dlamon limp StO Baby Myrlie. Gunlock, Mon bnlctlt'l. •other rnl.lc w o m en ·11 do th f'll, tcrrey Ahm11wivel•1ldt-pl~ee• o r Important -.n20 c'hni. tables. aofaa, etc P.lt•t.e Jewe lry on 11hort MMl9SO ofc or MO-AM7 notice. r ho n .-(114> ~G1Mr .. er Afltpm MMllt for mon Info, ns . ...,.... ' • 1 I. I Tcrvcrt a Ch inook. 2G.OO-O m·I. warr lll SOK m t. $6200. New u rr!l After 6PM 497.~,ill Cob·hgt :ill winctow ~hrll for !!hort·bed Amer I' U. Perl. rond $200 1'9:1h 2214 C RulJCf'l"ll, C M Motorind IM&n 9 140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·ra l'ark l,a ne Convnt 1 ble. all IClnl rond . $<!. 750 "33·9'79S. Mr. Stoner °"'Y $54'9 RAY FUDHOE LIMCOLM/MHCURY HI· 18 Auto Center Ori vr SI> f'wy l.akf' l-'orc11t Or Ir Y111t1 U G-7000 '55 t'ord Pickup. gorl rnJi -•77 FOID PtCICUP & body. Sl750. 492. \4117 CUSTOM f I 00 -----DelWlethell1 (63231A I Peugeot Mop()d Nlny-llUle Mlnl·Coopt.'r ~I " $260. Needs work. ll 's • 'S" Model In nice •... ..!.,,...1 8<18-8871 s ha pe • only S lll:>O ""' ,.,._,, &64.(:112e UWCOU•VM•CU•Y Moped, '77 Oltane, good --16 18 Auto Center Onvc cond, '225. Helmet S2S ltKl'HHeMI 9530 so Pwy.Lake Foreel Or 962--0046 V.WdH Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• 130.7000 '78 Fo111 Deluxe Xlnt run· run1cond.~ S<ll· 79.17 Moped. Only 2 monl.ht old. Mus t sell Bc>at otre r m-a:zsi Dune Bu&IY 8111311 body «n.-.:t· Le11i, Nertir ~ '7<1 n anchTro. au· · f' i!>.- Orakr 11. Sho(ks. Tow p 1 o, new Mlcheiln •. Bar. ett lleautUul 1hat>t brk<1, ahock11, lmmoc- $13001163·2179 Low m ill", <l'i7·4:'Z9 '74 Dodie Sier ra Con· ..:SlSOO:=:;.:._ ____ _ v~nilon Mu 1v""· fully 'l'he lallle!'l duw in the equip. 380 VI. r 1s P/8 Wttl • Dally P llol .-00930-2888 .. C1an1f1ed Ad 842 S811' ) .. .. J -Trwd1a tHO ,,.._ tH ....._, l•,.,W · ...... IMp~ Wo1, IMported Aufot, l•p•rttd Sundly. September 17. 1978 DAIL v PILOT Pl 1 UJ.l.l_ t ••••• ·~ •••••••••••••••••• _!_!t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 9720 HoRda '727 Mercede1 .. "' 9740 4utoa, IMport.d Mtoa. h .. port.d IAaflo1, l•port.d ············•·········· •······••········•···•· ..•..........•..•.•.....•..••..••............. ···················~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 CLEARANCE •DATSUMS* L .... $9'KtlOlt OfAIModel"' SALES LY.A.SING PAltTS SEKVJt.;1'; 1.-..d New '78 * * * * * * Mercede1 a.1tz 9740 Mere.de• a.m ,9740 'once. '7SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ····'--~ ••MDMIW1t71 •MC 'II TOM 414 WITH T0TOP 'tOOVe ........... --... -~1*4-..... _, __ ll_,, __ . •ooo S&ICTIOM 'IJ TOM 4•4'' JIMMYS AHD YAN COMYllSIOMS ALL AT l .. SAYIM6S o,_.....,.., •IMW• •lllSALIS• '7' Rnv1u111 133'71f0X I '7420024111> •3731.Pl"I '7U30t1u1r l:wJOMMl.I '76 io!CXl'H 11p l~P(JM l '773201 hi> I 28a8 I'll "la 410021'11 tl:f'Tlft>X I COSTA MESA DATSUN 2&UllAK80R 8LVO '40..6410 540-0J I l HON~YCars ~ YOU ! To CllooH ft-OM! ~ ~ UNIVERSITY ,. CAM OWH _., ••oa..oYI ~ ~bl&e H_. era • GMC * MIRCEDES i' ~1-r=·Blvd ,. IENZ ~ Co8ta M~a M0·9640 * ,_ •• """" A• ~ -.s4995~ * 1~20811 .. SIX CLASSIC M1%'1 714 ..... Wt• llUI y hu vr yuur llNlt c·"r 111 ou1 111vcowry (.'1.ll U11lod11y ' a:.;.:::;;.;:;:;;;ii;iii~~~~I * * ,. TO CHOOSI FltOM: iC iC .. iC ~ frw:b HtO ..••.•.•...•.•........• ...................... . 1J l.u\-l -.1)(1 A \I 1 '1 \\ 1', l'i\Y TOI' UOl.LAlt rndw. H Irk ldV\ t''""' 1'1111 TUl'USl-:IH'AH~ \'01MJ $1NI '>..!I ; 1'1'1 I-'\ llH•;H;"' HOM 1-:STIC li.r.ind °''"" Fl!>U l-ufll IH 4W VII. \lu11I 1.1111" lrh llp('\·tul (~l ~ ~ .. ,. ~ 641;'¥1.76 lllW FOOO 2 Ton. ~h·d heel $3,0IX>or l>!ll of1 1)42 ldill2 '75 LUV I' lJ w/CJm bora" camper t:Jtccll rood 1 lion 7S I flllO!) 76 "'om Courwr MJ11y ",. lrJ'I. vnly 11 ooo milt·~ $3.875/offt!r 640 27<\4 19S7 lnt.emallon l'U n1•w ti or t •t.A.~SICS If \OUI l'UI ,., t•'Clr~ r lt-.1n "'"-' u" llf.,l IAUER IUICK 29'~ llafl>or Hlvd t'~tJ Mt'?IJ !t79 2500 WE BUY USED CARS <:Al.I. UAltTll ~t'<I C':ir MKr 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • L.INCOLN ·MERCURY ryl engine. muny nt•w 2626 HARBOR BLVD part.' Dcnlt'd frvnt .111 or COSTA MESA part 631 2476 11170 Ford ''l Ton w rlJl bd. runs f(d, J(rt:at work truck SIOOO!h•l ofr ~ ·10 Toyot:i ru. runll ~d. 70.000 m1, nrt'tls lire!> & pa1nl , xlrall $1050. 842 '1210 1977 El CAMIMO Bu ckel •"ul 11. V H, .iutomut1c, uir 1·ond111u11 m1e. pow<'r stcerin1<. H tr11rk stereo Helter I h1111 nl·W I 11 E2:J792 ) SAVE SSS COMM ELL CHEVROLET 2H28 llarbor Hl vrl <.:O~'TA Mt:SA 546-1200 WEIUY USED CARS! We're the new Chevrolet deall•r..hap 10 the Jrvml· Auto Center We need your used car! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Urive JRVINF: 768-7222 WANTED! Late modPI Toyota~. Volvos. Pickups ti Viin:>. Cull us toduy 1 l fHH..W••& e .......... " ..... uo>., uo-u'7 ll 1-2040 .49 5.4949 CREVIER $1 ~I & .. OAOWAY SAMIA ANA 8353171 IM._ U<llMA Ill l)MIVIH(l MM'.H+Hl •USIDIMWt• '1~~ Aulo IUt6M'fV I i52002Aul<J,lllrltc1 ~I i6lnf.l 4.\p,11lrl 1.35NWZ l '16 s.'l>I , St R 15111 HCS > 763 0111 SI R !0291\KM ) '77~&14.!lp Ul62TRSI '77~. 4i p S/R(0179> _£,_loMd °" s-day1 ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST $ Sale!i·Servu:e·Leas1n" RO¥ Ccrver ,Inc. Roll& l\oyce llMW 1540 J um boret• Newport Reueh 640·6444 IOa McLAREM'S $ SALE OH630'1! Ul's IM STOCK! 8SONo Bearh Blvd La llubra !Comer &uch & Whll· 11erl 714/522-5333 Clo:it-d Sund11ys s 11pd • ~ roor. r air. i.lffi rm. 77 1-'ord <.:uun1•r. $4,200, bp ~ '70 BMW 1600. good condl· lion. AM/ F'M s te r eo, ·71, Srr>t'<'1alt· P U. 3~o. Autos, Imported 12300. 5e·4319 111•.,vy 11uty 'ui.p No ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- .. mo1t $-lll Hl ~ 1362 ~al 970 I l!ll:t Clwv 1111·k up 1~ 11h. .11 ractw, Lµ ~hv S:l .1110 1111 o•r f;:11 1144:1 '75 JElf' CHEROKEE "S" Aulomut1<·. u1r l'111Hl . l'I Ull>\' ~·o"l( , 11110:.11:1• r.11·k I\ Ml ~·M w11h hip•· µlttyl'I' (l):.!4N l>P' ..•...........••.••.••• 75 ftRE-OWMED vw·. Ii IMPORTS to CHOOSE FROM! ~·c Our fo'tne L ine at HorbourVW 1871 I HACH IL. Huntinqton hach IOI Md.ARIN'S Tl BMW 630CSI Coupe load(.'<!' 1571HJ~U l '77 BMW 6.10 ('SI COUJ.ll' leather mkrior 11om 1 S5595 NABERS CADtU.AC I AlJTO CENTER 842-4435 ' 7 6 B M W ~. ~I 0 4 /,, ' f ,1 1\I•' i .• ,.., n•-.•" '1 • .,.1" .,, ,., unt•Oll '•"'"" 'OAftAM l ll Alfa Romeo --9-7-0-5-• AUTO MATIC w /a lloy wheels, !i Unroor. :in ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhrucitc-. 1204PllL) * DllVIA •· *LITTLE •.. * SAVE A LOT SllOP"COMPAflE BARWIC K OA TSUN . ' ' . 8 J l-ll7S 49l-l37S , ... --,. .... ~,. H:t.J'Ml/t-»rtM 78 Accord, new car wur r. elec cruise contro l pin slr '73i.IOZ. xlnl cond. c~ deck. air. P P. Dyi.. A/C, AM/ 1''M, 4 i.pd .• 714-846'3383; evi.t wkndi.. $4JOO _67_~_2_101 ____ ~ ___ 644·5654. '78 CVCC llulchback. 83U .. We need to buy clean miJes, 4 spd. standard Dal.sun used cars" c..oqwp. 962·7982or 962·:l'J20 S Wall .. uyTop Dollur $ '74 HONDA Civic. Jltchbk . COSTA MESA DATSUN 284.S HARBOR BLVD, 540..641o540.._~ l_L tll75 l>ut11un 8 210 hbk. AMffM slr. rd. 4 new Mi ch. ·rad. New brks Xlnt cond. S2llOO or best offer After 6 pm 835· 7939 .,... - '72 Dul.'.un 240Z. red. good cnnd. 67,000 m1 . air: $3400. 640· 7549 11i77 280Z. 2+2. silver, aar. AM/1'.M stereo. w t clra bpkn>. sln pes. lo m 1, hk brand new. Must sell Afl 6. 841:1-3247 days, 963-0717 Datsun 240Z 1972. gold . good cond S3850 645-1326 ---1 74 200Z-41>pd • air, am-rm trk. m ag~. S4 ,500 645-3908 ·noATSUM 1210 Ttus 4 ryl, with 4 :IP\'<'<! 1!> economy + + ~rfl'ct for that ba~k to !!C.hool slu dent. 1661MKJ I i2100 54C)..5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • l INCOl N MUKURY great condallon . $1800 494~ 1976HOHDA CVCC HATCHIACK S speed trans .• AMffM cassette deck . 1·uistom 1n terior. roof r al.'k , p in stripes. (9SSHVJ I PRICEDTOSELI.' Miracl• Mada/R...,lt 2150 Harbor Blvd.CM. 645-5700 9570 '74 Vc•locc. good cond , $3800/offcr. 642·0633 '77 BMW 3201A u1r co nd ., AMffM :!lcn·o 2626 HARBOR BLVD <442.SDV > COST A MESA 1978 Juguur. XJt>I. fuel lnJ. 4,000 m 1 . 714 962 0647 ....................... 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Wc Will Cons11en Your PorM•hc. 1-'crrun . MBZ. Holts Royce or Sp0rt.'! <.;a r GHIA '69, mu~l ~I'll. lll'W uphol & en1-:. ~kt r.11 k ~ 675 JSOlo ••••••••••••••••••••••• •220 •210C •210'1 •>000 4 11 .. 't C...t. * * * * SHMOW .•• • HARIOOR -tc * YW iC * 11711 leodl .... . ....... ,. leoch .. * 842-4435 .. ****** '71 280-SL. Xlnl l'Ond. 2 l.OJJR, bro w/tan int, Call flon Milter639·4901 •77 MIZ 450SEL Comple te w ith r ru1se control. sunroof. s tereo tape. lt'ather inte rior & low miles. Huy or leaSl' <037SEfo'I '73 280C. d r k metallic blue, sunroof. IUir. A/C, 1mmac . S8700/o rrer 673-7390 1975 MIZ 2IOC Stereo. 1:ru1se ront rol. pwr w1ndowi. & door locks A fmt' uutomoh1k Buy or lea.i! <1:126M IT > '77 MBZ 280 SE Xtri. ·;: 2SOC. r~b ll ~nl(. '61 01.2. 5 '~· ~ri.:. Very s h arp lie age C.ill 1uar1nteed. new p111nt de11n s .. oo I. fi rm. M!l-4128 guan nteed . best o( r ..:644--4887:...:...:..~-· ------ '78 JOO CL>. 4500 miles . fl68.80ll '77 ~· I red~ 1~~ ;'~ i.unroor. cassetk. 1JU1ple ·74 S EL, :u lvt-r. sun root. 4 •P · •n1 • velJow $21000 MS 1531 .illoy1, sler ~. t'l<" l.ow st.-rf'O M int cond . -~--· ----Blue UOOlc 01 tuke over SI0,400. f) P. 67~·282111 aft '76 MBZ~L. r ed,23,000 lse. PP &44·1033 _1_1A_M ______ _ mt. 1m m ac $1!),800 644-0367 '75 3000. burgundy. 1m macul:itl', 39.000 m1 ':1. new Machellns. $12.000 675-31152 '7S 45CB1':L. 27.000mi. xlnt cond .. $17,000 Cull (714 ) S.'>7-11051 '71 Mercedes 2.S-OC. orig ownc-r, 111 .000 m l, xlnt cond. 640.1407. 644-4637 1971 MIZ250 Coupe 1-\all powt'r. air cond <~QV l Oftfy S549S MAa9u1s VOLVO Mls.510N Vlt:JO ll 1-2110 495-1210 1969 MEaCEDES-l~Z 230 Sedan 4 s pee d '75MUCIDES llMZ210C LOADED with Jll lac tory options. (786NL01 . SALE PRICED '71 Porsche 914 I 7. new pain t. U rea. m1g1. Mtereo. xlnt cond. Mu11L see. PP 639·7415 73 Pon che 914-l.1. sport, rim.'!, appear group. ne~ ti res & clutch. belit ofr. tn3-3506 an 7PM 1964 Convertible Porsche. AM/FM 8 track. run11 aood. Must sell. s~. o( best orrer. 559-5727 '65 SC. ~ or best o<rer Wknds or after 6. 768-8134 '91 912. rare Targa model. s -spd. magi.. A M t YM' tape. 962·43U1 77 911.S. f11ct/pnt to match color chip G11zelle . Call S86-&100 i3 Porsche 914. 1.7 Litre eng, xlnt condilton. &st ocrer 673-0434 NABERS CADUPL AUTO CENTER trans m 1s1uon. or iginal '77 Porsche 92A. silve r. . . ....... . .... . . ... • .., • I & _.,I• pamt and mten or. Ob· p edect cond 1t10 0. v10U11ly one owner A new Sl OJlOO. 645..SSSS cartrade an. IYCR202> MGI 9744 . •••• • •••• • •• • • •• •. • • • • • 84 356 SC Restored body. '65 MGI. $600 ~~~~~~ beifot y. Call S36·89SO n.-i -,-7-4-6 63' super 90. Debit, new _,.... blue pnt, SS.500. call Sat· •••••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • Sun only. 646-6513 • NEWP[)f\T 11'1 PU f{f S - 3100 W.f.ust Hwy. NA ·~~.1 ~~~t~r~~~~,~~i ·11 914. che rry cond. 1n & "642-9405 t.op, reasonable. S81·3610 out You wo o'\ find ,. d 497 2362 nicer one. S3995. 551·3240 450 SL M tnt cond '75 ys, · l'V'I fo~oct. Mags, Leather ant ....... ot · '748 '62 Porsche 3568 16005 • Warr. avwlabte. 979·6716 ••••••••••••••••••• •• •. r 3 b f' o n v e r t • HOUSE OF IMPORTS MERCE.DES BENZ R ESTORED. M I NT $9500 673-2524 ~'r·~1'C-, _____ .. wn--HJ..rt111•»t ... nsT Dl,VI OUI "LECAR OPTHEYIAR .. Good tn vent.ory tn stock 11 urry wh1 ll' they I ii sl • MIRACLE M.UDA/llHAUL T USO If arbor Blvd COST;\ MESA 645-5700 ·ult• Misi-Murr et ~at on~ Tufft-l. 11loni:t came • spuJcr and read in th~ Utu ly l'ilul <.:l:1~"1f1el1 i.cl'llun ithoul )11s" Muf fpt ·~ TuHc•t and bou~ht It lor S!1 % Ynu 1·an ~II your tulfcl an<l loL« uf other thing:, throug h 1J111ly P ilot Clas:ur1ec1 Ach Call 1)112 9i78 ! ~lb.:_549·75.')4 Nt-;WPOHT BEt\Cll <Corner Beach & Whit 7~ ~~~~ilci. "c':J_~~~'Jiec& lier > ~ -''...,~~91: ' ~'T-090 ·~~ii'¥ /(V'' y.: ·-7~ ::,dgc Trudc:-./=JU:rAucti ~ 9707 CIOllc<l Sundayi. m saleable cond Ask for Frank or Tom ~ -~~U,Afl~A: ~ .,,.,,hd(Jf!Jff· Under New Ownersh ip '71 Otno 246GT , AM /1"M cas11 .. xlnl <"Ond. Dys 557·7912, 640·5800 eves Ask for Steve. miracle mazda • 73 Mazda RX3 Auto, um rm 8traC'k. Xlnt ro11cl , Best offer. 645 1\976 •• S7.650 lh •f rlJ.!. 1·11111'11 , ~··•.•• ••• • • • • • • •••• ••• • Ii)"' .illA1.:: 'l·!ll>O. i-unrool, lhle, 8 lri:tl', l\m 1·'111, "" 7·1 l•ux Aulo,.vcry cle~in. AM/FM S.trk. muny ex· r.r121J"1>7 Xln: Nlllcl. s2700. Call tra<s. Must sell. 837·0556. 770 21131 or 557-2170 Aat 9725 '73 M azdu HX:l 4 dr. good l·o n1I. One owner 557·11811 '7l t 1 0 ,~ • • .. •· er AW ruo (JI" Ci/ti :.IA ·72 l"ord V.111. 1ww t•rljl, -------- 1·u,t11n11tt•ll . AM t FM ·~001 JOOIS. r<!bl t eng, ·m BNW. 4-s pd. AMI FM. la!K'. many many xlrnl>. 11~211_43.'17 Kom shocks. ong ownr. Mu~l st·ll Lhh wk. S21r10. · · • $2500. 847~197, 960-3630 j36.0619 73 Audi IOOLS Blk vnl Capri 9715 '71 C.'lwvy t·rnpr van. lo roof. Xu1uLo, a1dr. $Mich ••••••••••••••••••••••• m a ver y c•ln many wtw nt eon . 1950 . xlr~ $3.~. l'h r.4G·G4~ fi 4 2 . I 5 11 3 t 7 3 8 73Capri 2000. a uto, roppcr - -C»ndlei.uck Ln. NB. color. Sl.~ R8!>2 '76 ~ Ton Chl?V vun COil ...... lempo ronvrri.n, lnach•<l ~LO apptt•C. ~~I 20M '7lCapriV-6 Auto. snrf, a ir, gd cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa Over 200 1o·1ats to choose from plus a n • oul.l!undang selection of Sports cars al DICK MILLER MOTORS 12(.I WWa m e r ,S.A. 557-2132 2 Vlill C8ptaini. C'hrb, hhll'. SL:n>. 495-1598 '78 Ft at X 19; 111111 under S75eo. 494-0247 utl Ol'M ...... w~ ....•••.•......•....... WIWILLIUY YOUIOATSUM PAlO t'OK OR NO'r TOP DOLLAR FOITOPCAIS ._.2000SUck. AM YM luw warranty . 15,000 m 1 "' $5900. 494·1177 J>uya m1 need s body work $650. 675-9548 CVt'll '77 fi at 128 Sport 3P. shl!rp, 16,000 m1 only A M /FM cus. m aus. $2900. 642·7880 '751tt XL9. Xlnt cond. All a cce11, lua rack, a ir , map.MZOO. &42·1490. 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 MIZ210 St:DA.N. Complc•L1• w1Lh s unroof. :itcrc·o. rru111(• control, & low mll<'s. Buy or lease l9'Z7NXll 1 11110. vet tMNITI 7M>831-1746"' 171•>-WS 1104 197 6 Ml?. 210C Complcle with sunroof. ster<.'O & pnw(•r window~ l mmaculul 1!1 Huy 1H lease. 0070331 81\RWIC k OA T \UN I ', I OJI 117~ 49J.JJ1~ '71 ~L Coupe, l ownr m. 850 Splder. Convt. hd· claH ic, last~ of model ip, nu en11 brlu1. bury, Mrles AtC auto icln., tn. Sllll&-Off. 548·0ft9t cond · $14,SOO or 'milk• HoMe t127 olr. P.P. \.735-6848 WE BUY CllAMCAIS &TaUCICS -CONNELL CHEVROLET 21121 U1rbor Olvd COSTA ME.C\A 14'91200 IMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 2002, tan. 11nrf, a ir. "T8Clvlc H'lchbk, lo ml, 11d AM/Ji'M, occll cond ,_,.._ ... ¥9. ahepe, very c lcon $3800. '4500 673~ ·---673-711&. 752·742-t ..,.,..., .... ,... ----JiOilW,(\&_v~l-_ '77~ccord. 5...l.IXI, 40 l!IP. °i;~~~r. o.t.. '720 rt(. gH. $4~ --------••••••••••••••••••••••• 4M·l542aft.6pm Jlave.;iometJlln• you want Muat SeU. Beat ol;er '72 72' flonda to sell? Claulfled ads do Oet.aun 2-dr cpe, looks ' '250 ll well. 842·$678 nma good SA:iO. 673-4743 751 ·09391 rene • •1' Ml14IOSB. Complete with aunroor. cr uise contro l. •tereo t.ape, IH tht r Interior ' low mil ... Buy or leaH. 1502RCP1 • - -• 1111• vec t•NITI 114113M14t Of 1"4~91 I OF THI! SPACIOUS KIND NOW ON BEACH BLVD. IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Starring BRAND NEW 1-TON CUSTOM DODGE ·VANS ""'IV o••u•• ~ ""''°' -jMll tvol--·"'-~-.. ---·--Wff#I C<M.c """'Oft _..11 llQ!ltt ..... -oulU "',.. -~ v-e . .,_-en -lllet U&l .. )(Slli tal'I 11 HIW COACHES IN STOCK! CHOOll touas TODA YI ::.LJm s7995 $1200 IHATIS OM ...OST YAMI IN STOC« a HARBOUR VOl.KSWAGEN presentation PUYllW SHOWI ... OM MOW l S7l_l_BEACH BLVD. . . • ' • f • . . . . .. -. -. ·. I I 1 t ' \ , i ~ l t DI I! GAil 1 I'll (I I USED CARS ,, " " C • J i UI.-. ........ -· .... .. . ,,. ..,., " .. ,, .. '2195 "HC..,. ''"'"''"' ,.'-4 I M I .. ''*119"1 W• "'9 •flt W')>JI• It .,.. 'f " 11 ttt s2 799 '7S Toyotal"klt Up •1. • j 41H•I h•tl -"h"' t I 534-4100 2 Block• South ol O•rden Orove Frwy on HerbOr Blvd. LEASE TERMS I I I I J J pift nlOf\th 11rn11111 . CIOIP ruuve11on 1!11 IUdH I tlt(llllly 1h flUl•l I 11 II tic ''"'•f'I "'"' 1,, 11 IJ,. y m" n 1 "'11 I I I l6 rl'l()(tlt\ CJIJM "'"' 11110.11 Ho 111u .. 1 ttJ <t tl l ? (110 1.crnt ••1'400 ,,,, .. , f}ftrl<JIJlt 11 1vmu11i\ t40tl0 I C' (Jlfff I t'l "11\ ft.l(llly ft I 6 ALLON IAlllR 40MN la .. Ctty - • 441to~. 1_,1 :rt.4 Autot, .... 'Uf'fed Auto•. l111ported J..t;to•, Imported Awtoa, IMporftd ••··················•·· •••••.•......••........ •••••····•···········•• ·•·•············•·••··• ····················~·· Toyoto 9765 Toyoto 976S Toyota 9765 Vc*twOC)e'ft 9770 Vol&aw09"' 977G ·····················•· ·············~········· ..••.........••••••.•.• ·················•·•··· .••.....••...•••....... "II lkll HltJ. :'17,00CI 11nl( '71 (.'1111111.1 w ~n \ltd 1111 111111 "ond Ue1l r1•,1 . 1oelfld , l2000 or t.•111 ofl.-i lllOREYOU sa.&. YOUR '7J VW \'nnvt•rl . xlnl con dH1on, runi. .:r1•11t 12005 l'lrm tJ7.i 'Jl?7 '(,~ VW hl1~ It f,ld I ltiOOcl' 1•111otlnt'. l:wlJ rnr. 11 v I Iv 11 h I• r • • • 1. 1 • pl.alr T 0 1>1·1•'"' • lranJJ mt , ,1or. rr.o lu• ITIOWlltt $l!IO<J or l>ebt 111 for 062 t""36 ofr •~·:;iac' 7~ lll39 TOYOTA, 111 Jutttul (ra.n.1portul11111 I< \! O II u 11 l, 1ti . S 711 :, Uur11i11r1 ' El _lfCJll __ llcil1 loyc• '7 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "l DEALER IN U.S.A l ~l ~fu~!~1 ::·.:t1 •••&.h 77 llOU.S ltOYCl Rllv~r Shadow Uur11un fl)' Net with 1111ddl\.' r n tur1or 14,000 ml M Wll \'find $49,!IOO 675-7'1l 7 '760 ............•...•...... 1974 Sill ttU COUPI i\ulo tr11ni. , body 'Ill.I•• 111hl1411 • bucket 1110,11,. \1r11' 11 .i r 1• 1 1 K It l ' t<:'/7 N('l-'I U2ts HACH IMPORTS MH 1>ov1-:S'rltl':l\T N .. :Wl'OltT u .. :M 'll Illy J 11111bor•·1· &. MrArth1t1 11l N Un11t11l 1 752-0900 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77TOYOTA um ACK !I " p u I" d , y t• I I o w 1711..f;QUI Ol'llyU7t9 •AT"A.AOHOf LIHCOl.M/MHCUlt Y 14S Ill i\ulu <A•nh·r Ul'I VI' sn 1-'wy I .ok•• l"ur•·"t ''' I r vllll' 130-7000 "I I ( 'orollu, low mil•·" .ur . s1:100 ~9-11574 aH•·r 4pm -- -'71J Llflbaek. 5 s1Kl. uu . um-fm tope. 5 yr warm ty. Ex<'cll <'ond S3.600 tl32"8'00 1976 COROLLA COUPE 1\uto Lruru. • air cond • & 1976 catCA GT COU'E :. •v~ed . t11r1•ond . & 1~r«Hitdl01 (3111PHW J S4JtS STO'fOTA ON VIE.JO Ul·JH04'5·1210 SEE US! MARQUIS TOYOTA MISSfON Vlf.JO 131.2110 49S-l 210 ·n <'1·h<·11 l.1fth.H k l1rn :, ' I> d , • t 1· r I' o I J 11 l' , l"M IAM , \hut.l11w i\ I ,.,>()If l..o nH t:ln $<1lr.1:1 K:fl !0-04) ·74 ToyOl.i < '11r111111 M "r k II. al e, um/(rn. nu lirt ~ 41,000 mt $:!,(JOO oo:l \lljlj!I ~1:1T11y<l(ll M.irk II W1tl(1Jll. Jul•> •• 11r l'il',111 JLln\ •'t)fltl K30 134:1 w~ vw v.111 f'rozen Motor &•11t Offer 9tl0 .. 900 J vw·., Ch1·rry '00 Vun. ..ill m•w M u~l 1wc S3200 v1 Von. n<h• work $ll'7~ VW lt.1u· Car $GWO. firm 'Kr 11 Mi> 541HI030 or !lflO 1)4()5 fi7 Uui., n·ull ''nl(. new brk:. .hock... t1re11, Rd rnnd $1~1/ofr ~II 11551 76VWRAHIT Automaltc. uir e1Hld n1; ly 11>,:iioe mile" t IH11HJ'I • . $3595 NABC:-RS CADU:AC· AUTO CENTER ' ' .,. ...... , -~··········~ .................. l!J7'i VW Co1111 1•11t t1•1· 7:J VW Super lk!etlc 11""c111l 1'tllllon. wht win :itl 000 mi SZ400 "" g.&7 !>9S:I xlnl 1•ont.I. "'"'NI m •• ~ · $5!lOO Mii llll:J. 114 i! I t I~ &tw buR Muny c,(trw. ~ ----------'74 ('t'lln1 ST. rt•blt t:n~. Must ~wll Uclil ufhir. &I VW Hu~. nt>w tin--~4379 uftur 7 pm brks. tronl llllll. 11·ull ---trans.19~. ~9 11 l!JH 76 CoraUa Wagon A1C. 1-_. "'*--· "'''"" ,__. ..... _...., .,,.,., ""~·· " ,. l c. 11•2ROt ••• .~1•11c ............ 0""'0no0 uir c11nd, la~ 11 lrk ~VII!> 842-111»2 llf76 VW Bus. Lo milti11 -----.. 772 AM/P'M Excellent con Yd~ .., '76 C.Cl.Jc11 Llllbaek. vmt· wbb. AM/ fo'M . 30,000 rnt. dJUOfl. $4750. 675-3148 -•••••••••••••••••••• • ss:.io 552 0317 'tlJ VW Bua. Excellent --condlllon. New engine Triwllph 97 6 7 120QO. ~3565 ....................... --------- llFOtEYOU SIU YOUR VOLVO. s31ss OOTR G. n1111l 1.:ond . wh1tl.'. Super Beetle. '74. sunrf. ---------pnt.'\.-.0 l•i 1wll t.40 4056 11r Jld tm·~. nu drum11. SIOOO '72 H3S.577 I 496-2<M9 ·~ SEE US! MARQUIS YOl. VO MISSION Vlf':JO 131-2110 4'5·' 2 '0 <Afko f'ocJUI•• "~ ~ ,... Utf/• tf'W 1 (f I / fl 4 Ii() • t. f-C• ' t.• • Ufu~ UutJll> l • t fNtC.11 •'. t.-. t)'9t s3495 '76 Toyota I •n>l>~~~~~YP .. ~ ... •'"''•~ '•n• t11•d• 111•• 4 ., •• •' l If I UH t&ol bO t V ~I.Jo s3395 '74 °""°°" ;• THI; l'U"wltl' rtffi xlt1; '75 Um1hcr GT. xlnt co111I /und,' $ IZ!iO or 0'rrt-r i\M/f"M, air. ul! s,\'rvu·'· ICl.'i 11&1. 497 1042 recocd.s 13100. 960 2'J~ 78DASHER OllAMGE COUNTY 70 Tr G (iOtJ<I ('Und 70,0110 mi $2,000 1137 2800 VOLVO EXCL.USIVELY VOLVO Ch11mpu.l(ne Jt:d1t1on Lur11e11t Volvo Ocult•r i\IC , uulo. lilaupunkl. In Orange County' •73 TR6 Nt·w bruk1·1t, 1>wrt'O. m"·hclin11. ltOOO UUY or LEi\SJ:: radJub, rt•bll tram1 l3CIO milL'h. 15,800. 645 764:1__ 01 RECT '"'" l<>w ..... ., "~' ~ 1976TR7 L1k/~~!~:.:~n1lt>11. :,,~~ •• R.d Victory Edition. UWLKfl _ -~~-"-'t-~ Sunroof, mn-fm radio, ~.:.... 2025 S. Manchester I trade, MOC) wheela, 21:io 11arborOlvd .t:.M Anaheim 750-2011 blodl lltterior. *9CJC19• 64S.5700 rock, white p i n· ---- 1 trip p I n CJ , o Ir· 1974 VW GHIA ·oo 1t12s N•·w p11111t .1nr1 llrN. Vny dt>u11 1·.i1 $l~IQI :!14!• ~. ond c>Ny COUPE 14.000 -~.Must setl Nt>w 1 udl11l ltrt'S, fac1ory ·72 Vol1111, xlnt l 'urHl . JUl•• I d i t ... SS 500 OrtRtnal putnl. l':xtr:i .im1rm 'ltt•no0, nu tr.ui-"""e a •·1 · • · •I• • (A""KLC > onj!1>Wn1·r$250ll ~:Ill Ot>:!~' Pleow cell after 6pm. l ~1111 -.. 642-6SlS Mfracw ·74 Volvo (;L Sedan. SJ!~• MGda/R...,. 642 ~work. or 67!>-ZJ!J!, n Ttl7 AIC Hll!IO mi-. Sl 215011arbor81vd .c M. homt' <.:a:." M a g :. ~ Sp I.I . 64§.S 700 . $.'i70U-OB0754-08!11i 64 Vnlvo w o.l(<•n . v,nml cond1t1on. t'l1•a11 ~~" '70 Spttfm:. l"M radm. 1td 75 VW liu.s. TyJW 11 , 48.000 MS-4109, 646-4~ int rum • .l(ood $1ti7!i rru. AM/f'""M . cleun, $4200 - -540-l4M or bsl o(r 646-lWJ6 AMtot. u .. d 13731 Harbor Blvd. radio o:J6700> Onty$2795 s3295 VotktwOCf"' 9770 H~ VolllWCICJltft ..•.................... Caclloc 99 I S Garden Grove -534-4100 MAltQUfSTOYOTA •·•·•·••···•••·•······· ••...•••..••.•......... Sales Open MISSION VIF.JO i 7 Days A Week ~ \. • ./n 83 J .2110 495.121 o ~.A-utos, Hew 9800 Autoa, Hew 9100. Auto1, Hew 9100 .._, H;w 910o Autos. Mew 9100 s.. -,,.-Mhc:tleR of"-• Ir UtH TnKh. ..... ''"~I.cl 4 'P"d P/U,. MwNr•' ~.S....#13110. ·n SUPl'I' ll~:l'l k. \l•ry dean. SIHOH - ~.4~!i of llunllnglon Hc..id1 ()f'fl':ltS 'ti9 '71; PIU.:.OWN EU V~ ., NABERS ~j; ···················•·· ........................................................................................... . Ctm-AN·UP SALE IF)~OQ,AoN1. BUY Y'91:NEff.DATSUI FROM fl)f 1/llE/llJUt!i •!J ~i'1: I YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. ..... u••• .. if lltUIM'- , .. ..... nll THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER 100% FINANCING ON ALL NEW A U~D CARS INCWOES TAX & LIC. ME VCAJ/IWUJ N10W flNAHCIHC WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVlOCR(Oll 78 B 2102 DR. 78 5102 DR. 5999! 5llr.! far 48 rnonctl$. <:wt pnu '3364. FOf 48 ~.CW. rice $-4038. ~fefred Payment Price 1l Deferred P1,men Price IS $'7'95.68 ::t:·· Uc ' '5757.12 ~· Llc ... f~ tNr<' 14 ~ Financ. a...,. . 14.35' ('Sll,8IJ8) ~ Hl.8210983880) (Stk.8905)(Slr.Ht.Al001375A) fOOlllll. 111~. llC ramunu••• lM IUCll BITSUI -11111 l I MOTllS MUMTSll.• S4191 99 l MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 1 .... •I ••• II• • . t4.,,,..11,..C.TVf4I&• ,, ·11 VW 0 11.,lwr. rl• wlv m,1•rha11kll I' I' I 11w111·r only 644 745.1 '67 (;amp..r. ~1)()11 t·ond. 10.000 m1 ., 1111 t·n~. $WOO or bst ofr Mti t®ill '00 vw Square ack . n·blt 1,.'flg, runs good. $750 li7$.357fi '7l VW ¥quarebark. n·- bui It engine • good ! 229 A Oc troil. Huntingto n Beach, bcfore6PM Avtos, Used i\11 Makt'f'o & Modcb TnChoOM' f"'tom S1895 <Lie. f,_UP1421 llarbour VW 18711 BEAC H BLVD. Call Us 842-443.5 1965 VW van Reblt eng, nu pnt, nw upho.ls, gd Lr.s $1 ,650 548-0IZJ fiS' Quallty & Price L.ARG~"T SELECTION OF NEW & USED IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC V M.U 1-: PROTECTION PLANS Ava1Jableon MOtil(;ar-. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Sun rf good p:.lul run& rB · exlnt, lower<.'<1, wood d" ·-,,., l'Or, mags. CLJ•:AN $1500 Oller ~~·" 833-1002 'fi7 C IJ:."ill' Oug. n1·w • I 4l7S CADILL.AC COUPE DE VILLE C:ibnotct top. lculht>r in tt.'nor. >ul: f)f}Wt•r -.h•r•·• Lap;· 1:1>10Ul.A l . ' pnces .. Just look for yourself • • • puinl. tov,•r. tire:.. tum· $12<Ml H46 !l5:J I 'fl) VW Uug, :.upcr ::.h.11 '" rC'b utll cn,Rlnt·. m.1 s: whl:., AM I f'"M 11tcrc-.1, all $5995 • around top cond. SlSOO "76 CADILLAC 661 ~ a DORADO '71. 7 pa11g. bus $6000or as-COUPE i.um • leaM!SlSO Cabriolet top. lt'ulhcr in 6Jl-493.1 tenor. 50/SCl J>(1\H ·r i.eal•. ---------1 AM /FM -.t ... r1•C>l l "I" I 966 IUG player. cru1:.t• M nlml Call !>49·:n'.14 (943NWT) :; lu d11m;.1· BOB WITHAM SAYS . NO SHORTAGE HERE! E'VEGOT'EM from as low 11:. $6995 • 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Cibnolel top, lull 111>w,·r tape P.layer. cru1:.t• <'flll trol, Ull wheel ll'1402S!l 1 $7595 • 1976 CADILLAC SEVJu.£ L~ather tnt r 1or. rutt l ,. -s .... !!... ' •••• fU 'Tifft •alRWtl118tff •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •RABBITS •DIESELS ~~~~ ·~ ........ , .. . $9295 ' s13s~ 5 112~ caean•rm ..,.,.. f OI 48 rnontM cash pnces IS J01 48 monttis. ~ Prtee IS $4652. Dlfen9d ~ pnce IS '3781 Oefemd Payment Prrce IS '6629.28 ~· l.Jc. & '5388 ~u. lie. & Ft· F..a dwlft. . 14.35' ~echatgn. . 14.35' (Stk. ~8721) (Slr.Hl.SlOl 59869) 8846XSer WPLF101066!>1) .......... liliiiilf -~ 771""1 711Pll '71 llAZDI 74 DATSUI aucA CCUll ~Uf' 1210 H/I , ...... -. _ .. _ ... •ollCI .•-.-• "'°' ·-"':.i&~~ -r.~n--10lllO-"".Otow<t (1.., .. , 171111 Wiii ... 'MIS . 14195 '2195 .,..~ '71DITSll 71DATS• 'n DATSU91 12102 °" 121040 • N&OUNl --·-ffOSl'AWM ............ ·~ ·---·-~·· ...... _.to ... -----11,_ylJll llWltH) 18Wll\'H) 92195 '2715 '2795 '2995 _ ...... 77Mlm '711&TSll 75TOYOJI tl04M.SID. '1111Mt.KO ~---·-·-. ........ ff .. _ h .. Ml/l tllt -:ft.•-''"' -..--·-..... .., .. IGQlfllAI _ ... ,_4) '5795 '4215 '2595 llllltm• CIJUI ... . . . .. , .. . ,,, .. -. . ... SllTM Uf Mna • UllllllWI\.• UMl&MIAllJS..• llUUMm.•. ..,. s4555 i4995 Z,~~ill.¥s..~~TFIRE ~5695 '77 M.G.B. '5695 f-1~ -_, (''" Ill.Jiil '77 M.G.B. s5795 .._ ............... , ....... ~ llM8) '77 M.G.B. '5895 Uto* 10000-. ....,., __ ,.'4" )l)Jl '76 TRIUMPH TR7 • ...... -.. JQf/ _.......... '5995 _,, .. ._«...., .. I~ ~)I ~,~!_Y~!_t:f._ 1~? '5995 ~tl~!J!~~~.COUPE '6995 :~§J~Ci.ll~~)~lll' 16,999 ""-ti-l'AtlAly ·, # I Ralrlr IHalu _979-2500 2125 ..... Ill.VD., COSTA IESA a.-a.,...,.Ullll IO,... 11111. ... ~ • -- • # -• • ~ • • N .. BOB WITRA• VOLISWACE 1600 WIST .... STH ILYD.•'WISTMIHSTll 993.755 t 638-7880 , ... __ "' ... --"' " ...... , .• ,_ , l 977 FLHTWOOD BROUGHAM Pudclt.'<I top, !>CJ/:,0 pt1w1 .. r 11e11~. lil(•reo ldJ'lt' t>l,.yer c 1 v 1 ., •' c 1, n t 1 o I . LOA l>F:D (76Tr J F 1 S•0.795 197lEL~OUDO COUPf Lc1Jlher tnlt>rror . 1 Ill wheel. l\Ml"'M wrth " track . T o w M•t •·~ (~: SALE P•ICE01 • .. l976 R.ll-TWOOD IROUGHAM ~\ill fX)WCI . 40/fj() JlOWt•r •I'll\~. l,1p1• µl a Vt I t(JlOOtn:l SAUPRICE1>1 • All pnces plu5 l.ax 11n<I IJcen!ICl Sale PMlU "oocl lhn>Wlh mtdntl(hl 0 17 71J • ' OVElt 100 Qt;AUTY Cl\Jl!» ·rost:ux:r 1-·mn1 • ~ 7 2 9 8 9 7 ,, 0 J I .. ,•' . · .. ~ . .. t " Woa. I•,.,._. Avtoa, IM,.,.t.d A.Mtot. Uaed A.Mfoe, Uaed 4-toa, Uaed Aattoa, UH4 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OAJL y PILOT • I. Sundlry. Sec>tembef 17. 1978 Volvo 9772 V41ho 9772 ChMr_. "0 1 M ete "10 Cocltloc Hll Qew.... HJO ....._UMd ....._UIH ·······•·•••·•·······•· .•...•.•.••.................••.....................••..............•.•••••••.••••.••• : .......•••• : .............................................................. . UIH ' h wt' ti 1 • h \ u 1 ., 11 ll~vc 11t<lt rt••l 111 ""'" '" 72 t'unturi 1111. I. 1l1111r, CAD '77 Limo 5000 mi. , Clli pier tt21 M uh11111 r11 n11 w .il (;ud ~,.,1 .. 11 di \dlo· .id/cond pi. plJ 111r N lhlJiY i l3000 C~I • ~hevelle 396. &ood •• ... •••••••••••••••••• I\ .iu 1'111~ llurhur 10.000 n 11" LOAUfo I) & $11U64lM1001 ~43 r , . a con . new tires. new 'T7 Cordoba 17K ml 380 Hl\lt l .., IH) l'IK:I 11f Ollb l'U'lllJm ( rlll\H l clUkb.982,lll:M ena .• air.' P /W. P/8. W.i1100 All 1'°'"'1 •mly lil74 El Dorado conv Mlnl CAPalCI 1lereo ta,. Met bm f1 \;11hu30 """"'"' I hJUI l•Wnll .. bH lltLlii t'(lfld. Low m1IC'lt"l'. New Reu ~ • • 11\t·Nm•· l>s \M I 1 Coctloc •915 brak{'&, bultt'ry, r t1dlo CLASSIC --·------·• ~ll!ICU. lhlllllH. :tU 2 .. AMC 9905 ....................... 11r1.'I. &lop . Louded with Top or the lane ror C1t1...... t tJO m111( $r •• :011 l•h 1.1·11fh1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 t'.id t JH' Iii• \ illi• ull l'xlraA $6,SOO (;all Chevrolet ' Thia Hr77 4 •••••••••••••••••,••••• '" i.11 ... 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Ult wheel. power crulae control. 8 trk IAtl IOll hi'~ Mlllll 4.•ll '73 (.;pe dl' Vilt• Padded lop, rull power. steering. r adio and hi AMtrM stereo. 15.47:.. 7 6 POID LlD s3999 ~JH:l'll runnlnl( rnnll . ru,-tory aJr. h•uther In· aUver with cloth Interior. pp 640 ·2008 ev.,1 or •ou .. •• •- "7ll 1•4.,; Mw•t 1ttt' /\ c-it On•mlrn.• 1111' 'Int Si?'1DO or takt• ovt>r puy teriorj and low m1le1. 1094RLE > '75Z·lllfdya.LM ..,AM '· N-1•.alnt sa:ii' i1t·1"l' "om•· w111 k 1375 11wn1J1 !!ti~ \'Vu11 l6700 Pl SALi PRICE IS PMded too, 'Ve . .JUtomet•c. full l>O'Mlr. POwer &.:II :n m 111 m 731 ·ll~JI 53999 '67 Unc. nda water pump, ttffrlnd and bf'M.t, fftOtety air, tld4o. hMter um S4.•v1llt'. lo nil, loudL'<l, $5359 S795 /0 U t t Muat u lt SHARP (7<MPQM) ' • AMtoa, Mew 9100 t.ll 9t I 0 sao.:ioo h•"" 1200 5e·~ lt--.---------------1 ....................... s3999 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• '75 IUICIC 7~11 ~ C°"MILL "71 CHIYSLllt WAGON l°IJw.,1t· 'till r111· de Vt lie. CHI VIOLIT ~~ ......... !!.1}. COIDOIA •••••.•••• lnuriuruh11t ' 14141.Wll 1 ~~IK ore.: 1111. xlnl <'Ond lt71 COIVlnl cabriofeit too. full power. f~ .W. etu•• $2999 l\1 u'>t 'l'l' tu "pprcc CClfNlf'O 9,17 21128 tlarbor Blvd. Lo•ded ! A Beauty ! control. AM/FM 1tereo. Low MilMge ·~ RAY FlADf l Ot t•"1 :,777 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cwtl~=A <364TDJ > SHARP (226MCH) Lll'(COLM/MHCUIY llfll CJd1llJl' l'J)(· OeVtlh·. '70 am en.i. C..muro. auto. ---------1 S Only :71 .C•..,.~+c s4999 It; 1111\11111C'c·ntt•rl>ll"' l"hitant ,unruur. win• J\C:. looks & run11 great 1977 MonteCarlo.lwm1,l· ll,4tl ,..__ ... ui: ... ~ t.rl..d·'nro·,ll>r ... 111·1·1' Mi ch urei.. 1u1oorirm 64.S..2tl62 top, am.rm 11 l rack HOWAUCS..•rol9t COUnDIYIW •••..• In uw 1 ru1 u l •111l1 •>I fill IO ,. ... ___ ,....,. -9920 Dave. 640·l237 Dove & Quail Sts. Cabf1olet te>p. leather 1nten0r ,tereo/lll)e 830.7000 '>t'.il.'o AM l'"\1 11 lrdt k. ~•rut,.... <Near MacArthur. pla~r. $PEC1AL (531MWKl . '68 I UICK ELECTRA 221 l111111..i1 ul.111· I WC: YI ~~ I <>Ny S999 uthcr ictru!I 1.o 1m. mint ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chryalef' 9925 Ja.mbotee 6 Briatoll • n lfld 14,250 MS l~S 7 4 CHIVROLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach '75 CAIMUAC s4999 1077 <.:M d Scv1lh'. rull) 1•1p11 ppt·d . 27 .000 m1 SI0.000752 9-Wl --- 18. AIR '77 CHIYSLU Ul-OHI SIDAM DI VILLI ...... (190JSY> CottDOIA $1199 Leather interior, power RAY FlADEIOE seat.a. stereo r;tdlo, low 1977 COIVml Padded toP. lull l)()Wer. factory atr AM/F~ lS.000 orl 1lna l m iles, ._.•.te.'.,.80.·.'.2 •. 000 __ 1..ow __ • L-°""--M-11_ .. _<2_409 __ ,,_i __ _. a u tomatic. A M I FM ..- ' AT THE OU> RAY ff.ADHOE LIHCot.M/MIRCURY II· Ill Auto l '<·nlt-r Ot '77CADIUAC El DORADO LIMCOLH/MHCURY miles. 1917SPR > HHS Aul.O Cenll'r Urive $5995 llereo 8 track. air cond.. '76 '"'UOf s4999 leather Interior . 1tnd "' ,.ICH-t UT THE ,I JCf Mlklf SI I I• lo\\ I .. 1k1• Vo• ~·..,I l>r Ir' 1n1• Red with ~·hltc leather & ~h•h· Cahr\olot top f'ull IJ11Wl·r. 'pht powt'r !!eats, 1\ \1 ~·."vt w1lh IS truck SO Fw)'·Lake 1''orv:.t Dr. "!ABER":. CAf ~J..N.. AUTO CENTER apeclal wheels and tires. LS I 00 S.AM • · • • · • · · <008RYW > Auto m111c . power eteerino and brakea HIW MAlbA ~LC-0 IMGHwy. Irv mi: 130-7000 Only $9695 · AM/FM radio. heater. factOty air like New • U>• I It •fl\t • .... ,..,,.. ....... U ..... ~Clty f .... t ., ...... . SADOLllACk Only 18.000 mll•. (296RKRl 130.1000 . . . . "' .. • ""'• lftt}Ull .... , .. ~--vluyct\ ful'lury uir. Ult 66 Malibu wagon White. ---------_____ .;..;U~7~• HOW OM DISPU Y! 70 tt1v1~r 1, on~. uwncr . rully lumlt•d . v~ry 1wod o'Qnd '$HOO 4!"1 !IK3'7 whl.'cl & cruuw control. looks good, rum. good. L o w . I <1 w m I I I.' 1.1 ! S6.'50. 4!12·2828 VAUIYIMPOITS -~6799 '75 CORDOIA lll·20404tMt4t '77 MRCU.YCOU.AU . -~ Sliver with red lnwrlor X1·7 MC>OtimOOF .•.. . . . \!°>35UMX) ----·---- $9999 '77 Monte C..rlo looded, <61.3MNM 1 -76. whit.el white lealh Int. Cabriol,t toP. full PoW&r. leather •nfenor. SPiit NAEERS CADIU.AC AUTO CENTER i_,.. ,. I• 1 Al' ·•1••u•••' •0111•wtt• \•·•"" ,,..,..,.' oa•t" .,.,.,., ()i1g owner. new rubber $4..SOO 752· 1737 Slltt .-cte1L ~~ond . P<>Wer eeats. laciorv au AM/FM With t8" RAY Ft.ADBOI l8400/b6tolr. 673-7773 player, 1111 wneel. cruise control. ONLY 15.00C miles ( 108SNE) '66 Imp SS. loaded. red UMCOl.M/ ... HCUIY 1978 Corvette. beautlful. t..---------------_. wt blk int Xlnt cond. UH 8AuloCenterDrlve loaded.It.ill under wmly, 7 6 c•-• '"'C s7499 S600 P P 645 512.:.l SO Fwy-Lake Forest Or. very anxious to se ll. -------· Irvine 561·3260 counDIVIW ..... . 9800 Autoa, Mew H OO Autoa, M•w 9100 Alltos, Mew tlOO IJ0-7000 _;.._______ Padded top. full p0wer. leather interior •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Ca 119• ttJl factory 1tr. AM/FM atereo/taoe player. CNtl8 '78 TOYOTA P .U. LONG BED '78 TOYOTA P.U. STANDARD (RN·28 16 1293) T c11lgate panel, AM radio. tully ldctory equipped .s43&7 A. AM/FM STE REO '75 VOLVO 164 SEO. Auto ,..,, JJ()Wer WlndQwl, ~tf'reo, le1lher. (7.,9MOU) s4999 . . . . Ermtnt wtilte: auto. PS. AM/fM 1tflft11 w/ =· ""W~ r~. low ' (733 Pl) '8499 . .. B. MAG WHEELS NEW 1977 264 GLA Aotf.I ~'' powt" \lftflflnl ,,,,_t"f h1.t"-P' (~lWN •IO<low\ t~ ""''"'"' ("n \U•&lft\ \Uf\ 11.,f 81 I OW INVl)I! I (V(.l(>.C /)~Iii 0411,()911 -'71 VOLVO 262C Volvo·s new ch1ssic ftr \t used one we hlld ~s (eH' Cir IS rmm 844VCR) ~1 6,950 '71 DATSUN 8210 FASTBACK 4 speed, AM/FM, a11, very low mites. Prel~ Sellow car. <213 T ) ' '2999 s951s '71 TOYOTA CELICA GT (L.B.) Auto PS AM /f M •lereo , .. , w1rf!! .mMt, ten th.t11 2SOO m1l1t\ r11c•oti .. ,, 1at1ly (411&UM ) 18699 '71 DATIUI 510WAGOH (RN 23·0904 14) Fully factory P.Qu1pped . c. CHROME REAR BUMPER CllROIE DEL BAR llRRGIS AMODIO . ~ muron . c_y'lltOM T ti)\> :=. i:~..cioz\~ s951 & pn ''"l>t' llEI OW INVOIC.1 (Vt76ot6~HI 0461011 DEMO 1977 284 au 18299 "77TOYOTA '71 TOYOTA CWCA GT (L B.) CfllCA GT '5 speed, COUPE custom pace COlr Stereo. 5 'f:<l packa~e mafs vtn~ roof 498f Pl) 705R T) l5999 •4999 'n.DATSUN 280Z C~•mP•~n• NOIO ~ Sf'\LO AM/I M •ft11ic1 w/ <•tMtlt •tr wtf'e Wf\tl'tl 5"AO()w v°"' tow ..,..., TrelflC llOl!Clt' (IJO/HtC1 ;;·~;;·~;;:;:;;;; contrOI, lilt wheel. ONLY 29.000 Mllee. AN steering, brekes. new .,__ex_c_E_u_E_N_T_e_u_v_. 1.e.1o_P_J_v_1 ______ _. Ures. AM.' clean. runs s3999 ~b Sl.IOO/olfer. Mf.7&'11 "7 6 SIYILLI •.••.••••• Dodp 9tJS Padded toP. full PoWet. leather intenOf. spltt ....................... pOWet ...is. faci()fy atr. AM/FM with 8 track '6' DODCH DART ~!-;di" wheel. cruise contrOI. Low M11es 2-dr sdn. clean, lo ml, ~-_._...._ ___________ __. :;sc:i7:~::d. °li ~=~· ........ s9999 Yel/Org . vinyl top' Red w1th Whtte Leather 6Wh1te Cabn01et 1oc. radio,• sp. '2100. 646-4W85 full power. split PoWer seats. AM/FM with 8 track player. lactOtY au. 1111 wneet. cruise 1966 Charger. classic. lat control. LON. LON MILEAGE {535UMX) year made. 4-40 eng, 4 spd, new tires " brks. mags lncld. SIOOO or beat. 531H521 .... , •.........••.•.... 72 Courier . Am·fm cass. Ca mper with a boot. Sl.700. 642·231 '76 F()ID PICXUP 5 Speed < PSl231 $l7tt IAYFUDHOI UMCOl.M/MEACUIY 16· 18 Auto Center Ori vc SD Fwy·Lake Forest Or lrvine 130.7000 '76 LTD Landau, l owner. IM!rvl ce record av a II , lo ml. PS, PW. full pwr, lthr inl . A M I FM s t er eo wi t.a~, vinyl top, hvy duty trlr package, xlnt cond. SS300. 827·1145 wtnda/eves. or 547·3001 dya. 1975 Granada G h ia . AM/FM. air. power, lo ml. '3200. 536-0334 56 Mual. 289,auto. Fl air. pony tnl , 2nd owne r MUllt see S2,100. 963·9180 '70 Cnlry Sq 9·PMSS, A M . ,4U1.o. J>1S. P18, V·8, n1~ "BC~r brreF·'.54M4!16 '61 Gal~xy 500 runs $275. MG-5,()92 1976 FORD 'lftto Economy plus + + 4 cyl, a uto. AM rad io. The perfect car lo save aaa around t.own & on those long trips. 1704N PF> SZ4IO 540·5630 1011\SO\ & '0\ • l INLOI N l,41 H< 111'> 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTA ~ESA 1.964 f''ord, V-8, auto. good Lu n pArla.Uon. $3110. ~·· 19&4 Ford. V-8 DUlO. lood tranporta don S3110 ~1 1.9'70 Tori.no Squire wagon. Alt. 1J8, pb, clean. S9SO. Ml-81 83~ Galaxy fat\·back. X1nt cood In ., out. Air, flOO.o(Cer. 173.94411 '•XI.. pwr, ate, AM/FM. nm1ood,M60 551-6684 ·• Bronco. xlnt cond.lt.lon. woo S.·4921 't3 f'alrtane. motor aood. aew th'H, needs body w o r k . 14001080. 541-lD. • COIC'na bT. lo ml, H · cell. Ulnd., rnany exttat '800.546-Mt'l .,._. • ..,. .. ._.....,.K••" ,.,.., o'~"t• Co••• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .... c... s.• " ''"" ., ,,._,•.,.,.Iii W•ftt ACI 642 ·M 78 0... C•" '-" ' , ... Ct.-.,_,_ •• ...... Uaed ,....._,uaect ....................... , ...................... . hassome n super ~ models old '. b , at ~ -.9 _JJ 1( fashioned ~ :1 prices! Just look for yourself . '78 Buick Le Sabre 4 dr., \aft,•· 1.-. radio of ........ 1 1.Ml/IM~ , • •6 .. ~· '3· ·. Ml/, ...... ..,. *''"''Kl ~ ~). '748uick le Sabre Cpe . ........ 11.roof.-VdMn. s3444 (Sir. lOOllO) . . • .•. '76 Cadillac CDV aa..i ..,_, crNm tap. SMC* s7 7 7 7 "'°. (lllA"G). . . . . . . . . . . . . '78 Chev. Malibu 4 Dr. TwetllnepMnt • .-Ynte•. '6222 (71lUMll) ..... '76 Cadillac CDV 0-ian too.cood~ nee• '7999 {7ttlAU)) • . . '76 ~Charger SE ........... rool.M4*nce. (MaSlU) '75Pont. GP '*'-'· llOllti INft. 'Ulll' de.Jn (9lr .20lttl) '74 Okts Defta 88 .._ ............... '""on.' (lltlfH) '4888 '4999 '2777 0...,. C.-.1,v'1 # I Buld o..#r ·979-2500 ~......., ......................... ~ ..... .... ...... ~ .. ... • IUlll aa. CllTI 1111 _...,.._ ..... ,. .......... . ' .. 1 , . .. I ' DH DAIL y PILOT &und•x 9!f!telTIDllt 17 111e ~ a:=m ~ EiZ!l!:ZI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ C!D21S mAmZJ ~ Ul!i!!'J c:n::s D!:::] NEW SUBARU BUY OF THE WEEK A2GL·2130003 One Only 1978 2DOOR 4 SPEED Undercoat- Beauty Rims-· Body Side Molding & More 53472 ., G!'.El a:c:::i c::mm ~ &!IC.D ~ crzca ~ ~'"-------------------------------------... ~ ra:::::::r::il ~ ~ mm::J C'.£:1!:3 C!lr5J c:::::::;::) ~ l2!'£i3I D.El!D ~ ~ ---------------. ~ '74FORD ~· ~fVA .. ~ ~ v 8 dUIO lrdn'> AM-FM rad•O 8 track c,terPO h1 back o<.>11 holPs lull carpet (23?601 54695 . '76 FORO ELITE 2 oa. H:T. V-8 auto 1r,1ns la<.torv air cond 1l 1o n1rtg pow er s1eer1nq po wer l;eats AM-FM radio !llereo spoke wh eel~. 111nyl roof tilt whP.e l .Real o;h arp low price (QOORKM) 5429 factory air cond11ton1ng. AM-FF.ii radio Priced to sell real sharp f222PFYI '73 YW 7 rAHIUS auto trans AM-FM radio sun roof Like new low pr1co 1292JFDI 53395 USED CAR BUY OF THE WEEK 1975 DATSUN B-210-444* 5 1999 •4 speed, 4 cylinder engine. 4 door. (402MX0) . . . . ... .. "ltl Granad•. • dr. IJ cyl. •ulo. air. pwr. stcroo, bw'gWldy. lmmac, $3100 979-19153 , 2909 So. Rollewood Ave, S .A ·12,_.,w.,..,,. 546-0806 S33·348i 1974UHCOLH MARICIV ""II power. n ch le11thcr intenor with twin com fort sealll, hoth pow('r. tllt1n1t steerins wht<ol & AM/fo'M 8lereo. (498Nll > $5400 540·5630 '64 Mercury Runs . $295 '77'°lDLTD llOU.HAM SIDAH Padded top. rull power, factory air, lilt wheel, split 11uatK und low miles. <704POM > 1011 \SO,. & SO\ • llNC:O!N·MfRCUR'I' Aft 6PM. 646·5515 $3199 2628 HARBOR BLVD .• J I MER CUR y C9STA MESA MAR9UIS NABER'5 CADILLAC AUTO CENTER MaYeridc 9947 STATldM WAGON ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded! (147PUVI . ' . '70 Muvcnck. xlnt cond, Only S 1999 ulr con<J. $7SOl mukc or. RAY RADllOE u.coe. t945 ferll6l_.S44 UHCOLM/MERCURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 Maver1l'k, 43,000 m1. 16·18AuloCenter Dr. Classic '65 4 dr Xlnt cond PS, air. $2:t00 or best of-SD Fwy-Lake l''orest Dr. $1,195. fer. 5'18·S005 Jrvuw M4·0940art 6pm '746Cyl Auto MC P!SStr 130.7000 9100 Cas. Xlnt Cond 497 2970 A.dos, M•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2200080 •••••••••••••••••••••• More Car, More Kicks, Right Size For Today! WE VE GOT IT the sleek. e•Clltng 1979 Chevy MOOD wtlh a IOI ot HEW STANDARD FEATURES AM radio. ltnllld glBllS, sPQtl steering wtleet. 1111111 console' and l>Ody 111<10 moldings Plus o tong ltsl ot other hlQllly des118ble &tandwd features And with all these leaturea n<Nt STANDARD~ the Manufacturer's Suooe11ted Aotatl PrtCll ol tile 1979 Monza 2+2Htilcl'lbaok11 actually LOWER tllan thal of last year's Monza with thasamo equipment Now. tnat a fTIOfe car and more kicks for toss money Como In andsoo SEE US TODAY! • AJ.Arldlci e T....OglaU •Spor•••-·no- •Srhttc~· • 8ocly ...,. m<AOl>Q• ·9'tilfl~ll4...,.00I"•• ---... c:-1•""1•1 In Clilrlofnte, tpo<I ~-nol a•..i- on Mona WIQOll '"''" •landard engine HOW ARD ·Chevrolet DOVE mMI 9UAIL STUITS H.tf .......... Or-. C...tv Airport MIWPOIT llACtf • IJJ.OlH '7'i Me r<'ury Marqut'I un• Mus tang 2. 4 C)'l'I. Brougham. fully loaded. $2 005 Auto xlnl cood lo m1 . xlnl cond ~st of 17&-2205 ' • fer ov('r $1675 IW6 !I070, SJ6..Qn4 '66 Mustang, ;.iutu. 6 ryl. '71MHCURY DPHYR SEDAM 6·cyl. autom11ttc trnni., ft.tclory 111r co11d1t1on1nt;. AM radio Soll under new l'ar warr.u1t y <418UKY $4900 540-5630 IOll\SO\ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERC:URY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1976 MERCURY 54 6 -4663 a fl . 6 PM·. $6001bttt offer '74 MUSTANG II HATCHIACK COUPE Vinyl top, automa t1 u tru~ .. v~ en~inc. pown 111.eenng, uir <.'Ond & rul· ly wheel~.< 10'1K F'T) $2499 NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CENTER ~ i j.. . •I "A•t" •' , • Yt •• • ~ JI) ..... ,,. ....... ll• lobcat VlllocJ-r OlckMDbff. 9955 \¥agon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ecooom1('al 4 cyl. with 1973 <98> Olds. L.S. New 11utomat1c. air tond & ltres. cruise. am-rm AM I fo' M s tc n •o Th l' radio. till wh('el. l ownt•r pnce as ril(hl un this oni. Llkl' new 12.995 642-3984 tOMNXN I $3000 540-5630 1011\so\ & so~ • LINCOLN · MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '74 OLDSMOllLE CUTLASS (4!95LVP I S2449 RAY Fl.ADEIOE UHCOLM/MHCURY:· 16-18 Auto Center Dr1 vc • SD l''wy.Lakt> F'orest Dr f r Vtnl' 830.7000 Zephr fully e<tUJP Must sell. Suer $5000 OHO 731·1616 or 96.1·fl200 '75 CUTLASS Supreme·. ~ '68Cougar, mint, 77M nl'W dr . vinyl top, bur~1m puinl. tare11. shoi•ki., i•ni:. dy1s1lver, A/C, PIS. PIS, S l99!'i ORO !'iKIM!I 10 AM/~M. crwse control evcsl wknds . Must s t•(' 1145_·3269_' _· _____ _ PP '74 Olds Cutlass. good '73Cougar Xlnt cond. New rnn11. loaded. Be11t offl'I' pa In t. P ow l' r $2 JOO !i.16-4254 640~0574 NB ----- '77MHCURY COUGAR XR-7 MOON ROOfo' C..briolct top, full power. lealhvr interior. s pli t IJUWl'r seal s, fa ctory air. AM/ FM s tereo player with tape player. lilt wheel. cruise control. Only 15 .000 mil e ~. H03SNEI $6799 NABERS CADUAC AUTO CENTER • . . l •• . ., .. ,... ' .... , , .. ., . " .. .. , .. ,. "'''' ,952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66MUSTAMG Imm acu late . nt'w '73 Cutlass Supreme Aut11 AIC: PIS P I B AM/FM Xlnt Cond 497-2970 '75 Oldi con ...... la. Forest itreen wht lop & mt. an unused spare t op. superb cond. MOflt avail accessone; & opuon1>. A deligh t to own & drav1· Pnce can be negotiated 644·2630 -----61 Olck Dftto 88 $500. 497-4563 r.!'!~~ ••••••••••••. ! ! .s. ~ '77 Sqwre Wagon, whall'. 'I spd. air, P IS. AM /FM ca ss, rl -rck. cust int. non smoke r . M1chcltn radials. $3950. 556-8tlliu wkdays. 41Yl·4203. e ngine, <SQD40IJI '72 Pinto, low mi, I yr nl'w RAY R.ADEIOE dutch. new tires. Must UMCOLN/MERCURY sell rast ! SL250. 846·238G 16·18 Auto Center Onve eves. _____ _ SD Fwy· Lake Fores t Ur· ;3 Plnto Runabout, 62,0041 lrvml• mi 's, ~ood cond , 830.7000 Sl200torter. 675-6427 aft Autos UHd AMtot Used AukK UMd 70 Mustang ac 351 -- -I I -.----M h I Gpm •••••.'••••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• eng. foull pwr 58M ma. '74 Panto Wagon. xlnt n ew tires Xlnt cond. mnd. 56,000 m1':-., $11C>4l • • 1978 PORSCHE 924 In "sunglasses needed. tip of Mount Everest" white with a "Satan's heart black" interior. This machine has 2.000 pristine miles and 1t is 1n "I defy you to find a flaw" condition. Save thousands! (#L3483A) 1971 MERCEDES B ENZ In "Hitler's stolen treasure" silver with "the Fuhrers black thoughts" interior. A Staff Officer's car that a Corporal can afford. (418UCE) . r he collector's item convertible with the world desired four doors. Everything wo rks (yes. even the top). Invest 1n a car that w ill NOT depreciate. Really, 1f you know what the car is, you will buy 11. (A998CV). 1975 BRICKLI N In "Orange County orange grove orange". The Gull Wings only give a hint of how this low. sleek. powerful. rare eagle can soar. If you are looking for a really different means of going from point A to point B and are proud of how you get there. come soar with me and you'll demand to own me Astonishingly reasonable' (#5138l RAY, FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY 16· 1 tJ AU ro CENTER ORIVL S O Fwv at Lake Forost Drive, lrv1no 830.lOOO- $2900/ofr 642·9270 963·1002, Audrey, 962·5!l66 'ftt must .. 8-cyl. auto. PIS. 5 good cond. Trans in:,u1 lorru. $2450. on major parts . S2.2o« 642· 1714 firm. S48· LS29 aft. 6pm ' •••• :.~~ •••••••••••• I~~~~ ••••••••••• Need more room? Bring the whole family down to llauer ~tryon a big roomy car! _;:;::-~~~--..-~~r-~41~~~~ Tf'l'\~~tT " •' '77 Buick Estate Wagon Gotdw/lll'1inl .hke,_ s7999 (933Slfl '76 Buick Estate Wagon Crui'le. tttt. \P•I power ~.it. ~. door t<Ki.s 3., conc:t ~' eatrn (I 0 IJI 1911 ·75 Buick Estate Wagon er-.''"· P "'*' ~··· •incJow, Or loch ..., cond loaded (199VCC) ·77 Ford ltd II Wagon Golclef> tJlown wood 1Cf ain ,_., w .. 1 (91 7RPVI ·74 Ford Cty. Sg. 9 Pass ~ noce With loh ote111io Hoc• (l 0 I 40JJll '77 Dodge Aspen Wagon Goloe<> brown "'*' W<ll AM/fMu~\eftf' (ft6~Wl l 55888 s3999 Orange County'' #I lutclc o.o&ef 979-2500 C¥t t ubtect to pnona .. An ptteet plut tu & ltcente PTu, IOOd 48 tirs Aller Pubketion 2925 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 0,-. lwery ....... lMtll 10, fft. s..n. ,. 5 ""'· I • « .... •I •A••' I ·~·(loo' 4'. • ... # ~\• ..... ••'-" • ~.....-.--~',,,.,,,,., t ..... i. ... J11.''.~•1-"'4••h •l•" .. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Pinto \\'i n xlnl t'Cind 46.000 mt. mu.al :.ell $1~7~ 87~ ........ 9"0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 F'ul") A <.. I' ~ I' ti 2 dr V ~ $600 1\11 bl' J 00 9E4'I "n H1~drunn1 r \ II runi. t·l~•n lh1r.l t '>l)d 11111~ 4 bar t'Arb lfc-11der• SllGOl 80 ~ LSO'l li$0 t'l\'mou~h I r,111 brook, •'ll"h r1·~1i1r1·il ~' l>r.akt•i. & 1 lut• h Ort \'(' 11 h llnlt' $4011 a47tl • 'QI\ lihllllll fl l'\ I. • o1utn run" ¥Ood $41~ ·~$~ 75 Pl YMOUTH VAUAMT SIDAM v..a. llulum 11tu· JM>Wt•r at«nnJ( brd f.ath>f~ all'. rlfl(ho. twalc-r !'ohwrp ' lllllN~I $2999 NABERS CAaU.AC AUTO ceJTER . ... . . '·-..... .... . . ·-. •••.••..•••.•.•........ ·1~ l'o nt1c1r A'ltr•· M Wa!J:On Mu ny t•xlr:.u Xl.nt l'Wld ~-5000 1977 FIREllRD All o f t h e quality Ceature. of the Fireb1rd Une plus the C.'C"Onomy Of a V-ti enicane Air t•11nd1- t1on1 ng, a uto m a ll<'. powersteenni.:. nt•w lire.'> and a s t e r eo r a d 10 IUOSLO> SPECIAL PRICE! COMMElL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA 546-1200 iTTra-ns Am. Spec. ~dlt .. blk, loaded. 673· 02A8 n......wrd 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977FORD 'lltUMDlltllRD V8. automatic trans., pwr steerine & brukes, pwr windows. lilt wheel, factory aJr t'ond • C'uslom wheel/>, radio & hc·utcr. Ser.~1 Slk. P340S. MEW 1971 FOID FAIRMONT 53777 2DOOa 4-et>eed. lull fac10ty eou1omen1. Interior acoent group 10-2419!>1 13397 Plus 1ax & he HEW I 97• FOID PINTO ..:: 54988 ~ S 700 DISCOUNT OFF RETAIL!! ID 111 57573 12986 MEW! I '71 FOO GRANADA 4DOOtt SIDA .. ·$4677 E v-a. cru1se-o·ma11c radial 1iros ..W lt71FOID PINT0 2s'::: 53277:;: 2.3 Ut!e 9'!01ne, " •peed rack & p1· niOl'I Si..tng, power front disc br1ka1, radio. 1e11 w indow defro1te1. llnted glau I D 1()87080 J6670 MIW lt71 FOID LTD II HAIDTOf' s4n7! Select ahtft CfUIM-0-ITWttc. ~ tron1 disc brakn, POWef 1teer1ng, Sunday, September 17, 1978 DAILY PILOT f)2 .f All NEW 1978 FORD COURIERS DISCOUNTED •• 4 SSlll THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HAA!OA !lVD COSTA Ml SA 641 0010 -'67 T Bl RD Cli.111>1c, full pwr. xlnt cond. $97S. 497 3037 hcf 8a m I uft Jpm 1975FORD T-llRD One of lh1· lai1t full IUZC bird ~ Fu 11 p ower . AM/FM ~lcrco with 8· track Thl· f1·C'I & ride of a Mark IV with tho price of a f'ord. (!nflLX H > $5200 540·5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·M ERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '76FORD THUHDBllRD MOOHROOF Las l o f l h e luxury 'B1n1"I' Padded top. full power w1lh custom m · tenor. OS4PIE > $5999 NABERS CADIU.AC AUTO CENrER .J ,', ,I i\I' '.~u••• •• Y8CJD ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Vega 01', 411p1I , Pl B. P 1S, air. Sh •1 l•o. $1300. 548·2'1k0 '71 Hatchback, H&ll. ,auto trani. Good c ond. l Ownr $750.640·1717. "74 Htchbk, dlx int .. uuto, new tiree, 21,700 mi. PeJfect. 11450 or bst orr. 5t().4429 aft 5 & w kndi. '72 Vega Hatchback GT. xlnl cond. 1 owner, well cared Cor. 4 :.J)(f. R&H. au. S750 67S·2236 days •73 VEGA COUPE 4 -sp c ed, 1-'M rud1 0. (1701151 , $875 ..................... Harbor. Cotta Ill•• '4M7'1 _.. __ lt7SYEG.A HATCHIActC A~Oc, rtdlo, extra nice economica l school or 2nd c11r. One owner car, AOkl new by WI. Only 38A:i0 miles 1752N BW1 $1666 COHtitlLL CHIVROUT 2128 Ha.rbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 146-1200 V-8 dt1loma11c power <;IOertnq & brokuc; radio air WSW lires. S28NZC •8688 52377 '74 FoRD PIMTO Aulo matic, radio. hea1er, WllW ltr8S (35 1LJG) •8668 '5 1277 '75 CHEVY MOVA " ooor V 8 au1om.111c power ·,1oorn1g & brakes "ldtO. 120MXU 118189 53277 •74 UHCOLM '2 ooor PQWt'I -:1eo11nq 4 bt.tke'> ,w AM/FM 'llOtPO O•llu•P 1nl&r1tJf rool r.t• • 118NLA •8460 52577 '74 FtAT SPORT COUPE !>·'>Peno 1ransm1u 1on . AM/FM 51ArOO w/CllS&ellO. air cone1111on1ng r11llv wheels. 1187'>9 52777 '76 HONDA CIVICWAGOM 1 A86319 IPSO~ 53777 •16 CHRYSLER CORDOIACPE Ooor, 3A9LWG Londau IOP. full (IOWer ult, ~~\'-~ ~ ~Alri~fM,.ia i-tl66N'"Yl1 •1-o.Jll9 ALL FIESTAS 'UST 549 OYER COST! Cott lllcW...,..... Haldhdl All F1e~t1111 Feoture Front disc brakes. 1noopen<1enr front ~u!>()Cln~1on Macpherson slruts Ind 43 :::,~. / 30 CEPA RATEDI MPG CITY '74 FORD MUSTANG 11 '73 FORD LTD COUPE ll1ny1 rool B cy1 dulomallc air. console WSW LTD Brougham oower ateetirlQ & bf'okes. llr<>s 090LWB 118686 1ad10, etrcood1hon1ng 221NIJ 18060 '75 FORD PINTO · '75 VOl.KSWAGEN ' SOMETHING ·DIFFERENT! v ij full oow~ tactorv air vinyl top 1111 wnee1 llntad gl.1>!> 102AXX •6108 54777 '74 FORD PIMTO 4 -lloeod transm1s~1on, 695MCH #8 157 '71 POMTIAC LEMANS. 11-8. au1oma11c, po...,er steering & bl'N!es. 1,ic1orv air. 1aC110. r1111v wheels. 108DSV •8707 5 1777 '67 MHCURY COUGAR 12 • Air, radio, lJret • · ~~~~=~=.P=~·=~~·---------~~~=·~l~C~a=n~,C~la=s=s=ics,A~~~~~&OM~a~~i :. l : ) 4 tloor V 6 t.H'>RXP 11864!> 51677 '71 FORD MAVERICK 4 door , aulo m at 1c, air c.ond 1t1or11ng, 884FIJY 118151 51677 '73 POMTIAC Yan'URA A111om111>e. pOWPr steerinq & br8kl1'• air cond11tonm11. 3&0JOU 118036 51877 •75 MHCURY IOICAT < .... J~~. black vinyl int9+'10f. power ""52277 ' • , BIZ OAIL y PILOT s -AT ORANGE COUNTY'S #1 BUICK DEALERSHIP N -- . 'Bauer 'Buick in Costa Mesa We're doing something we've never done before! Our 1979 models . are already arriving ••. So we're_offering our 1978 demonstra- tors for sale with as low as 90(J miles on them!· We normally don 't sale price them until they have 5,000 to 6,000. miles. ~ o Demonstrators to choose _(Tom _and still - ._. a SIJPEB selection of BBAND NEW 197B-Js . ELECTRA LIMITED - ~ALEPrucE '9 239 OUR ENTtRE STOCK OF BRAND NEW 1978 BUICKS ALSO AT YEAR-END CLOSE-O UT PRICES!!! -~ . BRAND NEW SKYLARK · Low As 55383 SHOP AND COMPARE •.. YOU WONtT FIND A B~TI'ER DEAL ANYWHERE! ••• PLUS~ •• BRAND NEW Register For 19" RCA XL-100 Color TV ' ALL DEMO'S MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST PRICE WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL THEM FOR!!! To be given away on Sept. 30 •.• No purchase necessary. Must he at least 18 years of-age to enter. f' A ,.~--~•Y ··p~ W· ..... ~~your Target Buick Dealer" Open 'TiO JO P.M. Mon.-Sat. . . f~RftfJf!. Cfmnty'~ Yes ... Open Every Sunday 'TiD 5 P.M.. . ~·-4 ·/ #f Buick lleoler tl sil:a~ ,, HAR8?! BL VD. !SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A div1s1on of Bouer Mofors, l(Ef1' rHA T 0-.. T Olll liT.U#O l"1H «llCJ#tl fl/If fWrTS. , ~llO'l'Cm1Unmm Opel-Joguor-TnumphMG. 2925 HARBOR Bl VD., a:JSTA MESA 9'J9.2fUJ Sk"!-AM (Ser. l3l'S45) ll£.CTRA (Sef .548Z87)(0emo) ,. . PHOTO FOR ILLVSTRA TION PURPOSE ONLVI All ce ... aubject to PflOr ..... r .. & tan. not Included. SN end•" tin. after publbtlon. These cars won't last! All ma~es, models and colors. Classified Auto -Advertising in the ' t DAILY PilOt '· .. .. •• ------------· - . . FINAL . SPORTS ( SUNDAY, SIPTIMlll 17, 1971 ' : ~~-\ ' ' /]) '1-17 ,I NANCY THIS MOVIE LINE 15 AWFULLY LONC:r T ODAY I I . I I l I LOCAL WANT ADS T~AT'LL 0 STIR UP i THE OL' ! MIGRAINE! & ,, I ~ c I ~lf'v..c~ ~ 4= B Ernie Bushmiller THERE MUST BE SEVENTY KIDS AHEAD OF ME _ _., I I I I I * I I I I I -* SE,.~.,, ()1978 United FHlure Syndleate. Inc. ---------------------------------------- (. • ' . ~ - -----/ ,,,.- I'D HATE T.) vrt..-f ~E Tf-i 'JI'-. .JF" •. ''-f L.F NOT A":' C3E IN1...1 V1E~E:LY VIE Z EL.. Y ..\N f 4 \ E ~AC:>E 4\ E~4uE -<-4 _.. ..... PE~?-'"''- DEN NIS THE MENACE My f-IOOK NEEDS £'.3AIT /r J 1 f\GAI ~ J1• [)/\D! BE WITH YOU IN A MINUTE, DE t J N/~. f t r v· i.'l I DON'T KNOW, GEORGIA , .. BUT I I 50C10Ll?61CAL .. ?TATl~ilC? A~E DED~E55t NG .... M EAN C F AN COLA ~'?E A B OVE -YOU'~E AVfEf<A6E' PE~?ON f' ASOVE- AVE:~A6E / CAREFUL.! DON'; J~RI< IH~ L..1Nf3.1 '/ouR.. ~IOOK 15 0N,AGGED O N ONe OFll-Jf Pl t...INGS. MA~CIA I /HE~E Ar<::E '30 MANY O~DINAfZY - PEOPLE ... AM I AN OcFINITELY OR:Dl"-IA~Y NOT. PE~~ON? 0 ~1 THANK YOU ~O~ ?A'llNG iHAT,. MA~CJA !! W11Y NOT ? HS~ :JfRKIN' IT! L..OOK I FACT I? FA Cr . AN ELfCTRIG 910PM 19 BREWING! We'D BeTn:R u.eT OUT OF HERE! I 'M N OT ? I'M N O T WJ-{AT f'? CAL L.ED ''TYPICAL? It ~ ~ v .,. ... t a: .. " .. ... ! 0 .; ; YOU DO f M EAN IN 7~0E -GI Z'J!., DON'T YOL-l:? J'IJDGE PARKER HELGA, YOU HAVE THI S • ALL WRONG ! I LOVE YOU , , , I ALWAYS HAVE ! ,_.,.. ' ' IF SHE'S GOT A THE RISK IS GUN , SHE h\IGHT GREATER THAT SHE DECIDE TO WILL IF WE ATTEMPT USE IT ! TO BREAK INTO THAT LI BRARY ! I UN DERSTAND SHE ADMITTED SHOOTING DORELL! WE MUST BOTH BE VERY OBJECT/VE ABOUT THI S SITUATION! IT'S OBVIOUS THAT I ·WI LL GET A PRISON TERM FOR KILLING DORELL ! THE r--.::::=~ QUESTION I'M ASKING MYSELF IS ,,, IS IT FAIR FOR YOU TO GO FREE ! TELL M E WHAT YOU THINK, JULIAN! -. .. MR. DINKLE I I HAVE 10 LEAVE NOW! DIDYouUfAR WAATMOON .JUST C,AMr; OUT WITH, PLLJS~IE? ;;,-. ,,,_. .r - OKPIJ, 1MAT WA&N'T100 BAD/ LET~ 1Rf..J fWNNING TMROUGM 1Hltr ONE MO~E 11ME. ! ~,,..---__ __, -- f\'14 M01HER SAIDlHAT BAND PRACTICE OR NO " BAND PRACflCE -1 I HAD TO BE ~/VIE FOK DIN COME BACKf DON'T ~ LISTEN TO C/OUR MOTHER IS AN EVIL II WOMAN •• AT SIX! ... -rHERE 1S SOME TRUTH IN W~T HE SAID ... HER! - IHAT ~E KNOWS IT ALL? 't-17 byFerdJohnaon .--~--.-.,..,I MSAN, I HATE TO IHINK W~ERE I'f> BE loDAY IF I DIDN'T kNOW !TALL-... v 1en11yr...~rAU PIQhl• "-"tt...O DOCTOR SMOCK Geor e Lemont ' N ex-r ... Pe-reR co-r-ro N -r A 1 t- Neve: R MARRIE~P ... !Rue OR FAL-Se ? WHA"'i KINP OF eu·NNISS WORK IN NICSH-r c i.,ues? NAM~ ONe ... II.Me's UP.' -------;-~--~ \ ----- IHE: V O L-KS'WAGE:N et...ANK IS NAME:P AF-re:R WHAi' ANIMAL-? Flt...L.. IN THS B(....ANK HMAA, .:X:: SCORS THIS A SIXIY ... B A RBL..Y PASSING. G IVf:; H E:R A ··SMA(....L.. 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JU.ST A TAO ON AGAIN, HE~ R.OACHF" Y'KNOV!t LIKE, EAJl-(AAJCING 1 MATURE, S..EASONEOf .S©U I /:-F ~ IEMULIEA17i FOU1 818AC.JOUS ANO NAPPV, 8AB'lr • SHOE • JMttrtM~'°""'C~>N'lt lf'C. tt11 Dl•o.o..tenn, C f "-' NI\ OH···· WHERE 16 THAI. M5. CRUMM? VE'3,M5. CRUMM 1 Yoo WON'T HAVE ANV TR006LE FINDING rr···· by tsill Hoest 6TARTING MONOAY, YOU'RE 0ElNG TRANSFERRED OOWN TO DEPT: THIRT~EN-R. ··· u06T ASK ANY000Y wHeRe THEHoLE 15. C King Features Syndicate, Inc .• 1978. ~Id rights r~. Al.of/A lkX:> llEE HO #Af • BE& PAR.[)c)N! HOW OFI MUSI r .6:P.EA 7i leDeXJE~ z~~vS-~oN, rvv 1n !N6· we l<bACHIES ~E JJATUl<ALLY f MELJ.oW, A-tM. 1-11<.E. I MEAN, -SUPPLE, TENCER' - THELITIJ..E FIBBER 160N SOMETHING, ALJ... l<t0HT. • . B Gus ·Arriola GEAIEllCALL Y PJ..IAN7; EM01-1-IEA/T, SE<i)UACI OUS r • DULCET; CANO/i?OU.S, HAl<MONIOUS/ VEA1ERABJ..E1 REFIN.E.01 CUL Tl VA 7'.E.01 MAJ.Jr H#s HIGHER1N THEMOONOV R06ET!s /f/E:SAURU.Sf • by Ma~Nelly ~-----.. DAILY Pl:tOT I TBUE. FILTER CIOA.RE..T"'TES ·~ ) 5 /WGS. TAR, 0.4 MGS. N\C.O~,~~ ~.l'l,J-.V•\~t~· ~!a.iilol'f!l~'iM~·~j'{lil@~~p!(l • t)i ·----------- THEffi YOURSELF Send Ille Qll8SllOll, • I ....... 10 "A$1<," Family WMtdy. 641 Lemgtoo Ave , Hew ~. NY 1004'2 -We'I pay $5 lllf Plal511ed questions Sorry .• we cai't a1s-otllefs FOR MORTON FRANK, president and publisher FAMILY WEEKL V What hH FW accompllahed In It• fbat 25 year• of publlehlng? · •Since its establishment in Sept. 1953. through the administrations of six U.S. Presidents. the magazine has educated. Informed. enlenained -brought to hght new facts from the fields of health and medicine. science. housing, food, per- "SOmil finance. the use of leisure time, the appreciation of family life. Yet while our fundamental philosophy and outlook has remained constant , FW evolves conllnu- We euolue with changing times. ously with the changing times. Our first edition was circulated in 31 newspapers with a c1rculalion of about 560,000 Today the magazine has contTacts with 342 newspapers whose combined circulation exceeds 11.600.000 FW aims to continue to grow, to serve you in every way we know how, guided by our belief that the healthy structure of society rests on a happy and func1ionmg family. FOR DEBBY BOONE, singer Your dad wae 19 when he got married 25 year• •go. Do you think that'• too young to eettle down, and what'• your Idea of the perfect man? • I don't think any age is too young as long as both parties are sure they're making the right choice When I get married it'll be for keeps -our family does not believe in divorce - so I can't afford to make a mistake. at any age. I have no Idea whal kind of man I'm looking for All I know is that he must be gentle and have a good~ ol humor FOR ALLEN FUNT, hoSf of TV's Candid Camero Wh•t Impact did your chow have on television? Did It have .•n,Y Influence H It progTeased and c hanged? .._ ~.....-·-..· • J,s}L9~v.bilieY~JhaJ q99~.farvJrQ.., which kl(A~{~§l:~.i:~ ,i?ld,.n ~r.~l!J~'3 ~~'cW~al ro ~1SID~t5Se-or---' j,,J real people .. both in dramatic roles and in commercials. I f .. ....:::11' think I was the pioneer 1n establishing the charm of the ama teur m dramatic s11uations. which. In turn. changed the style of acting By that. I mean performers lrled to look and sound more and more like "real people." FOR KAMI COTLER. star of CBS-TV's The Waltons How do you get on with people who are 25 and older -abo your parente? •I'd like to relate to them better than I do -and I would. ii only they'd stop treating me like the 13-year-<>ld I am. not 10. I get on line with my folks. except when Dad yells at me for no reason He's always screaming, "Hurry up." as though I'm wasting time. Instead of tying my shoes or doing somethmg just as Important, and I wish Mom wouldn't be so stingy wilh her compliments. FOR SENATOR SAM .I. ERVIN Jr. (0. N.C .) What WH the greatfft •Ingle nent that happened In our countty •lnce 1953? • Watergate_ As well as being the most tragic. It was also the most important. The reason ii is so important Is that it showed our system of Government works It _proves the wisdom of the Founding Fathers who divided the powers of the Government among the Executive Branch, the Congress and the Courts. If all the power of Government ht1d been Invested In one department. Needed: a sense of morality. we would not have had the results that we did Thus Watergate, and what ii pro ved, Is the most important event In the last quarter· century. It is so important that. from it. we should now realize the significance of having well-trained and well-selected civil servants·who understand the moral cind legcil principles that govern our nation. FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR Bet you can't anewer thl• one. Wh•t head• the llet ae the moet popular aong of the IHt 25 years? • The one that sold the most records is not something by The Beatles or Linda Ronstadt. but Bing Crosby's "White Christmas," introduced In the 1942 movie. Holiday Inn. with Bing and Fred Astaire Would you believe that to dllte. 140 millton copies of fl have been sold (Dec-1977 figures show that 113.067 .354 of 1hem changed hands in the U.S - and Canada). FOR DICK CLARK, star of Did: Clarks Live Wednesday Juet how long have you been around? la It m ore than 25 yeue? What makes you ao durable? •.• tm~ mY. radio. deb.,u on WB.UN~;L.f4.~Y~).;n ,. i~1 ,~Mi~l'~ft'.1~ ~~~f.it~l~"~~' . ~19 American Bandstand. Beats me how I've managed to stick around all these years! I don't sing. can't dance or juggle or any· of that stuff I just keep talking and talking and talking. and it wo rks . FOR PAULINE tRIGERE, designer What d6 you !ate•• the beat thing to have hap~ned l~hlon world during the IHt 25 yeare? • The emergence of "today's woman" as a leader and die· tator of fashion rather than a submissive follower. Impulse· buying for the special-occasion dress 1ha1 Is worn once is a thing of the past. Women today know how to coordinate their clothes to suit their life styles. and the designer pro- duces what 1he customer needs. The Important thing Is to be yourself and do your own thing. PRO Sen. Wtlllarn Pro1lltnlre, HUD-Independent Agen c1es Sub.Comm. of the Senate Appropnal\ons Commlltee PRO ·AnD con CON Ot. Chrl•topher C. kraft, Jr .. dlrectOf, Johnson Space Center Many space proiects are well run but expensive luxuries. The budget denc11 is llpproachlng SS I billion a year. The costs or building and operatmg a space shuttle over the next ten years will be $56. 7 billion NASA aJ50 plans to spend as much as S 1. 9 bllllon over the next 15 years for a space tele scope to see to the edge of the uni verse DeftCit Federal·spendlng because of these expen slve pro1ects. contTibutes to i[tOatlon Fortunately. I've been able to slice funding fm 9Uch low·prlorilv eflons as studying moon rocks ($5 7 million) and a search ror ex tfatenestrial intelligence ($2 million) Are We Investing Too Moch In The Space Program? The return on our nation's Investment in the space program will continue to be Immense The space shuttle will .. bring a total change In the space pro- gram Space fligh ts will be routine. Many Industrial users wtlHake advan- tl'ge of zero gravlry and the perfect· vacuum of space. Useful products will become part or the marketplace. and space ports Wiii be as prominent as airports Man will be a part of space. and great changes In communication, earth observation t1nd perhaps a new energy source will transpire _ We will explore our solar system and may go 10 the stars -rantastlc. but realistic. () 978 F MIL'( WEEKLY INC. All rt "" reMrv I By Isaac Asimov T he pace of human history ac· celerat~ steadOy. and the last 25 yean have been revolutionary In many ways. Let's plc.k 25 of those ways Taking 1953 as the starting point, the tnnei.tor had already been Invented, having come into being In 1947. but It was only after 1953 that It began lo fn· vade our electronic appliances as a mlnlatunud, sturdier and more depen· DRAMATIC EVENTS THAT SHAPED OUR LIVES ~ dable re~cemenl fot th6t t>ulki •nd • vulfiera'b1e vacuum ~-"Mi~n5Gf07""' radio came Into being, for Instance, and It represented· a cheap and universal way In which even primitive peoples could make contact with the outside world .. Te-....lon had entered the public entertainment field In 1948. but It was only after 1953 that It became dominant, fllllng the eye and the heart of people. reducing radio to rock·and·news, kllllng many large magazines by pinching off their advertising revenue. converting • politics Into a side Jhow and sports Into a great spectacle. With the transistor radio and with televt· slon spreading ever more wldely, It was . hard lo keep the underdeveloped world In comfortable unawareness. There was lncreasln~ unrest among the colonial area$ of the w0tld. The Philippines had already gained freedom In 1946 and In dlo In 1947, but aher 1953 there w&1 a veritable freedom nploelon as the ovene.as empires of the European na· tlont, painstakingly e11abllshed over a period of nearly five hundred years, broke up In 20 years. Suddenly the wCflcl wat no longer Europeen proper1y. Nor could the Blade Afr1can natlona ISAAC ASIMOV 11 o.uoclor~ prof«~ of blo ch«mlltry at 1h# Bo.ion Unlv.rw/111 School of ~«dfdM Hts aur~oph" which It hi. 200flt book, will 0. pt,bllJhed In F«bruarv 4 e r:AMILYWf\EKlY,&.pl.,..._ 17, rt71 A quarter-century in American history has framed a fabulous pictu·re: events, inventions, discoveries that have revolutionized society -for better or worse. gain their freedom and step forward onlo the stage of lntematlonal politics as equal partners with rhelr old Imperial masters. while leaving black Americans In their old postslavery position of aubservlence 10 while · Americans. The clYll·rt1lat.e movement In the United States boomed and gained startling and nonviolent auc· cess. Even the old Confederate South to changed Its Image that It became p<>Mlble to place a Georgian In the White House through the block vote, a crucial 90 per· cent of which wenl to him. Even within long-atabll1hed nations. there were 1tlrrlng5 of •ubmerged N910Mllem. There were Basque na· tlonallsts In Spain, Breton nationalists In France, Scottllh natlonalltts In Great Brl· taln, all strMng for telf·awarenet1 and self·MM.rtlon. In the Amerlcu. th« Quebec Libre movern.nl 91tned dramatic atrength, and lnd.,,endence edvocata took owr the Quebec; provincial 9ovem• men1 In 1976. Even In the SOVlct Union. the,. w«rt rl<>tJ In th. Georgian S.S.R. ~Inst the lmpo$1tlon of Ru111an as tht offlclel langu&g8. The underdeveloped nations found that, In some casu. Independence meant power. The history of colomallsm was onci In which the lndU$tr1al nations had obtAJned cheop raw matenal from their colon~s and had sold 1hem e.1tpensl11e manufactured goods, growing rich In the procus. In 1960 the Orpnlutlon of Petroleum Exporting Countrift was formed and. for the first time. It wu the raw material producers lhat set prices and conditions. The Industrial nations. ab- solurely dependent upon oil, found themselve.s, for the first time. at the economk mercy of the very nations whom they had JO long and 50 contemp· tuously dominated This was not quite apparent lo the general population of the Industrial no- tton1, long uMd to accepting their posi· tlon ol power and dominance . luael, however, founded In 1948 with the tup- port of all th• Industrial nattons, Including parttcularly the Soviet Union, ftll afoul of oil. t'latlon alter nation. haVlng 10 ch<><>M between brMI and otl, choee oil. And In 1973, when Egypt and Syria managtd • • surpr!Je attac.I< on Yorn Klppur. the Arab world pklced an oU embargo on Europe and the United St211es. For a couple of frightening months, h looked as though rhe wheels of industry might stop, and panleklng Americans formed long lines at the f' stations 10 top off their gas 121nks. The J1t'1te of gasoline doubled, setting off a world Inflation and threatening a world recession There was no question after thar who was In the driver's seat, at least for the few decades rhe oil would last. tr~~~~~ a~!~~ .. · of women suddenly found they had the same freedom men had -the freedom 10 engage In sex without fear of p1egn11n· cv The oral contraceptives (commonly called "1'he Pttl':) ·may. It se.ems, have wOtTlsomv side effects, but then so doe5 childbirth and chlld·rearfhg. both to the mother and to society. so one must balance rlslu. In any case, The Ptll went a long way In helping couples plan rheir man1agen1nl:f roward abolishing the dou· ble standard In sex behavl<>t, a double standard that throve on the fact that men had all the fun and women a«epted con· sequences. It led to the Mxual revolutlofl that resulted In coeduc~tlonal dt>rmllorles al colleges, and easy llalsons thort of rrumlage With women a.ip&ble ol engaging free- ly In seit, an overwhelming social end behavloral difference between 1he genders was aboll1hed le became easier for women lo think of th4!mselves as equals of men In every·respect and the WOllMn'• IDOft .. nt was bom. Thi$ has altered family and home life, parenl· Ing,. tex roles, 1he buslnesa world and almotl every aspect of todcty. It owed part of ltJ energy to the clvll·rlghta move· mcnt and helped pas.s on ltt myatlque to other movements for equal trutment by society -rtghts (or homOMXualt, for the old, for 11\JdentJ, for the handicapped, for children. Even the rtghts of enlmalt, plants and the lna.nlmate world were taken up by the envlronmentaBsts. The age-old business of war has altered completely, becoming for the first tlnw flt (or the weak only The first 1¥frotee bomb was detonated \n 1952. just before the start of thls la.st quaner-century. and since then It has become the greai' com- ponent ol the mlbtary stockpl~ ol the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union -which means that the two cannot engage In war without mutual ,SUICide Their battles must therefore ~ 1~~.,.,... .:-w .... ..--.;,. client nation only carefully and cir· cumspecdy lest escalation and nuclear war take place Stnce the great powe" dare not make war and dare no1 even take the kind of strong action the Euro- pean Gre.at Powers freely did prior to World War II, terrorists strike everywhere with careless confidence The United Scatet, which emerged from Wend War II as Incomparably the strongest nation In the world: found that Its vay strength made It helpless. Slnoe It dared not use Its nuclear arsenal, the KOfean War was a meN tealcmate. and the Vietnam War. fought from 1964 to 1974. was an outright lo. -the ftrst losl war In American history and an utterly humll\alfng one. It has paralyzed our foreign policy and has left us unable to take the risk ol moving one told~ Into any trouble spot anywhere on earth, 1hough a nation like Cuba can now do IO quite freely. Our own dlvl5lon with respect to the Vietnam War wat combined with the cataclysm~ events of Wate1'9atc. Richard M. Nixon was forced to resign the Prafdency only one step ahad ol lmpqchment and conviction, while hit Vice Praktent. Sptro T Agnew, was forced to rulgn even earlhtr on charges of graft and comiptton, •nd tutt one IHp ahud of a jall sentenor. ~ resuh wos a drasdc dlmlnutk>n ol f•Wh by Amaiearu In the.Ir govemmental system, which add· ed lntemal-pobcy paralysls to foreign· policy paralysis. The American dedlne has made It Im- possible fOI' the United States to continue to exert any leadenhlp in the Unhed Na· Hons. It coo Id no longei prevent the Peo- p&e's Republic ol China from entenhg the United Nations. When, In 1971, CW.. ea1e1.-tk U.N., its power In ~ J councils Increased eKplosiwty. • The United States, unab&e to lead from strength any longer. accepted cMtn•. ~ ~ .. ·--~-·M ·~' WYmi• ~""10•1 w __ _ aU differences with the Soviet Union and with China politely and without any al· tempi to conwrt the dtffettnt economic philosophies of the nations Into the kind of holy war that John Foster Dul~ tried to make It In the 1950's. What's mOfe, d'tente 1$ being accepted on Soviet terms and aoc<>f"dlng to Soviet definitions. Detente makes the more sense because the wOOd, which has been shrinking ever since the Industrial Revolution began, has suddenly beCome the lille of a backyard. Jet pl.nee became the stap£e of com- mercial aviation In 1958, and now no par1 of the worid Is more than 42 hours from any other. The "Idle rtch" have become the "jet set," and the whole world Is their playground, while to the multinational corporations. the whole worid Is their conference room. Indeed, fcx the fnt time. man Is getting olf the earth. In 1957 the Soviet Union placed the first ardfklal Mt.Ult• In or· bit, thus lnlrietl.ng the Spec;c Age and the first competition bel'Wftn ~eat powen that had 50me ol tn. emotional fervOf of an arms nice and yet was not aimed at war It was a race to pcrlonn "tpeee ~· tacufars" and this, In gimeral. the United Stal.fl won The climax came on July 20. 1969, when the American ••tronaul, Nell A, Armstrong. b«.ame the flnl .ua oa tit• moon. U ... --4 epece ,...._have gone much farther. They have mapped Mars apart, put It together again (wrecomblnant and Mercury and have penetrated the. DNA") and, In the process, combine bits clouds ol Venus. In 1976 human beings of two different genes. AD of this, genet"al· saw the surface of Man In close-up on ly, can ~ referred to as ...-& th4* ~ lets. Ooee-up ~ easstnent.., and this has become the aL the gjant world, Jupiter. have been hottest technique In the blologlGal taken, and messages to the Universe sciences. F« the presen1, what scientists generally are ~Ing hurtled out ol the want ts the fundamental knowledge of solar system. genetics and embryonic development. Medicine has also advanced tremen· but on the horizon att such things as dou.sty. Alllib&odce began their ro&e clones and evorutton·by-design. This has during World War U In the form of given rise to both hope and fear. penicillin, but It was with-the coml.ng of Another Kientiflc technique that is ad· •w·•1ew•wneu1 r;~~c--=~••t•~,..J the tetracyclines, In 1954, that they electronic computeroegan-115 career <fur-MiMljJH~-· became the baJtlons against .infection. Ing World War JI, but the coming of the The death rates In the underdeveloped ever·mote·m lnlaturlzed solld·state nations dropped markedly, thus giving a devices. beginning in the 1950's, has trehlendous boost to the rate of popula-steadily decreased the slz.e of computers tlon Increase. something thal threatens to while Increasing their potential. Pocket overshadow an other problems. computers are now common through the While mental disease remains lntran· land, and.the coming ol the mlcrocom- slgent. ph~ slc\ans found 11 new tool in the puter. could lead to the computerization form of traoquUaa.n that would al least of the household, ol ~olutlonlled amellora• symptoms. These were In· amusements in the form ol computer troduced Into Western medicine In 1953 games. of revolutionized education and, among some people at least, seem thro ugh computerized teaching to rival peanuts as a snack food. machines. and so on. Ofwaa tramp&aata are the most Vet the advance ol technology o.acts d ramatic new procedure In turgery. The its payment. It makes us ever·m~ most SU<:Ca.ful of thae are kidney dependent on an ever-more comp&ex tran11>lants, which were Introduced In and, theref<>fe. ever-more vulnerable .et 1954, thoogh the biggest headMnes were of machlna that Is further and further made by the first (bflefly) successful heart removed from human control. Not only trantplant In 1967. COfonary bypasaes can enemy action and sheer mlndn have alto become a common operation vandalism reduce tens of millions of peo- ln recent ye.an. pie to Instant paralyUs -shfft accident The potentiality of stln more subtle can do to. On November 15, 1965. thlny medical procedures began In 1953 with million people In northeastern U.S. and the elucidation of the dCM1ble hells tootheastem Canoda were plunged Into 1tful:ture of deoxyribonucleic acid the Gte11I BlackCMlt as .JI cl«lrlc ICMce (DNA) For the flnt time, biochemists &topped through a minute care!ennas could develop ~ techniques foe that •ffected the efectrlcal gr1d seving the wdylng the fine detaU· of how the cell area. Some 800.000 wett trapped In the controlled IC$ chemfltry end peSM<I th<>M New Y Ottl City subwa~ tyStcm alone eoniroll on to daughter can.. That WllS only a sman f4ltle ol what Blochemlsb learned, by 1971, how to dependence on technology means l'!M rnanlpui.te the ONA molecule, take ft -when things go wrong. ll&J ---- WHIT TELEVISION REALLY SAYS TO-AND ABOUT-AMERICA Milton Berle clowns around with the late pianist-composer. Duke Ellington The 60 Minutes newsmen: Don Rother. Morley Sofer. Mike Wallace By Jeff Greenfield for real. Marriages do break up, and children do suffer from a lack of love and understanding. The barriers of race and T wenty-flve years ago, television was Lucille Boll con 't quite believe Desi Amaz sex and rellgion are fair game, both for like a new boarder In a family. still a comedy and drama. and television has stranger. but already showing clear signs stopped pretending that sex Is something of becoming a permanent and Influential Time was when 1V beamed only game shows and unheard of outside the marital state. For resident. 1V had by 1953 made us laugh I many Americans, this Is no cause for with Millon Berle and Lucille Ball: It had mindless comedy and ignored grave Sooia) prob ems. celebration, bur rather a cause for con· Introduced us to warm companions such cem. But no medium can ever hope to as Arthur Godfrey and Dave Garroway. It average American home almcfst seven couldn't compete with Walter Cronklle speak honestly lo Its audience until ii had brought Instant history Into our living hours a day. Here's a startling way to and 60 Mtnuues, while the short stories of thl'OVIS ~ff the artificial restraints prevent· rooms, wllh Senator Estes Kefauver's undetstand the presence of television: lf Co//ler's and che Saturday Euenlng Post Ing II from telRng lhe ITUlh aboul the way beatings Into o~nized crtme. With the you add up all the hours worked clur1ng were no match for thesffiiatlon comedies a socrety Dves. lronlcany. the movies were completion of the coaxial cable In 1951, the year by every employed American, It and dramas or night-time lV_ But maga· able to broaden their borders because of 1V brought live pictures to us. . comes to 2.8 bllllon hours. If you add up zlnes have not died; instead, they are television; deprived of an easy audience, Now· a quarter-century later, television all the houn we 5Qend watching 1V, It flourishing by giving their au<jlences wha movies .9£~-~P-~~tV~ W}' .hacl. IQ i~ • bas ,.cf:l~~Om.JIJA~IJt~~\!JAWH!Jt.....-~1·.r..>ri"' ::;Sio.-fia....-,.;!r ~mOMWr.18 ~~;;;:~1MW·~.~~~~~iet11'1M 'U1"altaitaote~ on ln~ !O lr\~~~Bf'tt*'fistnl-'' ""'-~reej)-ilrld-~;t';e ~waic?FI television more -t an appeal to their special Interests. Roll television. Now, despite occasional false ly (Indeed, 11 IS one ~ lVs disturbing than we do anything else. In fact, In the Ing Sione reaches the rock-generation of steps, televi$ion Is reallzlng that Its qualities that we someumes feel more at coming decades, with a growing older the 60's: New York and other reglonal viewers. too. have to be treated as ease with the images of Johnny Carson populatlon, and a smaller work force, magazines speak to the trend-hungry something more than mentally deficient and Walter Cronkite than we do wich the there may come a time when' we watch readers of metropolis. Othen, literally children. rea!·llfe members of our own familles.) more than we worlc. dozens of special-Interest magazines, talk What these 25 years have brought us, I lV s domination of our leisure time Is so To some crltic.s, this asc:ent of television to runners, skiers, gardeners -yes, and think. is an Instrument of enormous -· evident that we sometimes Ignore how raises nothing but concern. They have to those with a curiosity for spicier stuff but not total -power. and a society that powerful a medium II Is. At the same compared television to a drug or a which can be found In Playboy and Pent· enjoys ii without being a complete captive time, however, television Is not quite the malevolent machine, robbing our house, but never on Government· of It. In the years ahead. the technological all-powerful monollthle monster Its harsh· children of a sense of Independent play, regulated television. (Now Life and Look Innovations -giant seven-foot lV est critics have feared. A careful analysis pulling us away fTom our neighbors Into a are both making comebacks, In a different screens, video recorders, cable television of facts shows that lV. while undeniably numbing, posslve world of slad<·jawed form, to adjust to the age of television.) with as many as 80 channels In every potent, has s1ill not tot.ally controlled the cube-watching. And certainly there 15 These magazines are different fTom those home -will make television an lncreas- thlnklng and the behavior of the some cauH for concern that television of 25 years ago, but It Just Isn't true that ingly attractive leisure-time activity And, American people. has cost us a part of our lives that we television has left us a population with no with everything from home movies to How powerful Is this medium? Look at should be very careful before paying. taste for reading. slides to video games plugged Into the the facts. In the United States today, Undeniably. some families use 1V as a Apart from our own willingness to set, television will become an even more •there are more than 116 million secs In substitute for real conversation with each break from the charms of 1V and make Important center of family activity. use -that's about one set for every two other; some children Ignore the joys of our own leisure, the pictures we see on But my gue55 Is that even with these people -In more than 71 mllllon reading for the pczajve pleasures of The 1V have changed In Important ways over m<'lrvels, televlslon will never completely homes. And the only reason that Robonlc Stooge.a; 50me adults tum away the last 25 years. In the l 950's, televlslon succeed In dominating our lives. We will number's not going up Is because televl· from the concems of their neighborhoods was In many ways a juvenile, arttOctal. still seek the depth and Imagination that slon's reached what Is called the "satura· and communities for the easy relaxation distorted medium. Nobody ever got only books and magazines can provide; !Ion" level: In other words, there aren't of en evening In front of the tube. divorced Women never had jobs. Men we will still want the excitement of live any more homes that can be opened to It. But this Is not the whole stOfV. A never cared for chlldren. Nobody was entertainment, whether In theacer or con- Moreover, those sets are on for remark· careful look at our leisure life -and at really poor, and the only blacks ever seen cert hall or sports arena We wlfl still want ably long periods of time. Not counting television ltseK -shows that Americans were smiling maids. porten, elevator the challenge of skiing on our own two the summer vacation and outdoor-play have adapted to the Age of Television, operators or those reassuring. childlike legs or struggling with an opponent on months, television sets are on In the without being totally captive to Its mixed figures, Amos and Andy. the tennis court. And we wlll still be JfFF GRF.f:NF/f;/ n IS 0 ''"' lonei• Wrllt r wl!OSt' mOJtrl!rt nt bocik ·~ thr h1q/1ly nul111m«'d rutvlll&lnn Th\' F'lr" 50 Y"1m . p11bl111!fd by Htl"\I N Abrom~ e • ,AMILYWEEKl'l'.S.OttmMl 11 itre • charms. Today, however slmpll.stic or offensive mature enoug~ to treat televtslon as It For examp~. the mass magazine3 of televlslon qin occaslon~lly be In dealing .sh"ould be truted. as an enjoyable guest, 25 years ago are almost all gone, burled with difficult subjects, the undeniable fact and not as something more Import.ant under lV's ontlaught, The news photos Is that the medium has grown up. We ate • than our own resources, out own rawt of LI/• and the feature stories of Looi< t3ken Inside ghenos, both for "'ughs and friends and ovr own pleHures. l&J Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Healfh. Marlhom LIG HTS Kings· 12 mg"1ar:· 0 8 mg A1co1ine av ptr c1gare111. FTC Aepon Mey'78.100's : 12 mg "11f;· 0 8 mg n1co1tne av per c1gere111 by FTC Method. arlbom LIGHTS 100·1 WHERE ARE TREY NOW? Ever wondered what happened to certain stars or celebrities? Perhaps we've found them for you. 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It seemed obvious at the time that this extraordinarily courageous man would always be in the lorehonr of space explora- tion, would never escape public attention. Bur he has shunned the limelight. Two years and two months alter that fateful day. the asfro. naut quietly t~ up his post as a tenured pro- fessot' o( Aerospace Engineering at the UnJ- versity of Oncinnall and as vice chairman of Its Research Institute. Several years ago, when Armstrong showed no signs of developing any of the psydlOiogi- cal p!'oblems that had plagued some of his former fellow aslTonauts. he refused to speak about the matter at length. merely saying: Ml did a )ob_ It worked and rm glad. I am now a unive:rslty professOJ. and l don't intend to ~nd the rest o( my life talking about it." Ever wondered what happened lo T.._. the string-bean Engllsh model who studiously avoided walking over meet gralfngs f°" fear she'd fall through? S he was recenrly in Nash- ville. Tenn .. maJffrig some rec<>t'dings. In be- tween aU this. she married an American, Michael Whitney,~!nd is a big wheel in rhe Greenpeace Organiation. whose main aim is the protection of ~als .. _.Brigitte Bardot . . ~~qrh!t truOlOL l_o~f'~ fn~b-~.h~ the (~~Sh>'ttmeu-i ~orr~k.~ ~~ designing). Chances are that she'll soon be making another SCTeen comeback. Did you ever warch a rerun ol Denn1• tM Men.ce and become curious as to what hap- p;ned 10 that precocious kid. who you either loved or haled. depending on the kind ol mood you were in? That brat. or Jay North -who canied the show for 146 episodes. from Augusr 1959-to August 1963. on CBS- 1V (one of the most popular serle~ever) - wanled to continue acting He did est sh!)ts on some 1V shows. including The rom Uncle. and appeared in summer stock and some movies. none of which paralleled his glittering and successful start in show business In rhe early 70-r.. he downheartedly told a newspaperman: "My career has fizzled out." 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I Off~ tl*l 111 U.S.A. only I -----_.;;--·---~ . .. -----------------------------------------------=~-~-=--=-~-==----- MODERN MEDICINE·s MIRACLES The good and bad of medical progress is that we live longer but pay more for it . .. -\ Infant open· heart surgery has been a major breakthrough After this operation. there :So happy recouery. By Robert Claiborne M ediclne, li~e many other areas of human activity over the past quarter-century, has brought good news and bad news. The good news is that Americans - and most other peoples -are living longer and healthier lives. on the average, than they did 25 years ago, though nch countries such as our own are still a lot healthier lhan poor ones. Several important infectious diseases have been contained; one has apparent· ly been abollshed. Advances in surgery and psychiatry have blunted the Impact of some kinds of heart disease and men· tal disorder The bad news Is that there have been no great "breakthroughs" In medical knowledge comparable to the dlscovery of antibiotics In the 1930's and 40's· most ,,, of 1.he advanc~s~e past ~uarter-cen-• • tury ...._"'"" .~~\;191ng dees,' already ·in existence. True. we know far' more than we did about the Intricate cell- ular processes on which life depen~ - but far less than we nee~ to kriow ef>out why these processes go wrong. Thus the causes of cancer and heart disease -the two biggest killers in America -remain poorly understood, and even their treat- men!. though more effective than 11 was. still (alls far more often than we would like Other bad news Includes the d1scov· ery -or rediscovery -that even the best medical treatment can carry with It unpleasant and sometimes catastrophic side effects. Progress in medical treatment 1s obvl· ously meaningless unless people get treatment when they need It. and here. too. the news Is mixed. The good news Is that a ma)<>rity of Amerk:.ans can now gel firs1-class medical care -though not a few of us must still settle for what treal· ment we ca n afford rather than what we need The bad news 1s runaway lnflalion of 1he cosl of health care, caused mainly by unnecessary heahh services. Ironic.ally, while som.i Ameriuns - along with most people m the poor coun- tries -sllll get ~u Cc'lre then they need. R~rr ClolborM "°' bun "'"'mg obout $Cl ence ond mtdtcfne for most o/ the post 25 114'atS Ht IS cur'l'tntly worlclnq on o boo.It ot>ovr /hr lliqh rl)dt of ,,..olth 10 ' most of us get more than we need -and The only altemative was indefinite con-. furnish women with a method of pre- pay for it. linemen! in a mental institution -often venting pregnancy that was both simple By far, the greatest medical achieve· under the conditions described in the and reliable. The most obvious effect of ment of the past 25 years -indeed, one famous ex~. The Snoke Pit The Pill is that far more women, here of the greatest in history -is the wiping New drugs -tranquilizers. anttde-and in 01her countries. are now pracric- out of smallpox To Americans, this may pressants and the like -can now restore Ing birth control by one method or not look like much, since, for us. the dis· normal or near-normal functioning in another -one reason (though certainly ease has long been something you gol many psychia!ric patients. while shock not the only one) that caused the drop in vaccinated against, not an actual threat treatment itself has been refined so that It births in many countries during the to life or health. But in the poor countries ls neither frightening nor physically dam· l960's and 70's. Indirectly, its effects 25 years ago. smallpoK still killed tens of aging. As a result, the number of patients have been even more !)rofound: there thousands every year. with hundreds of In U.S . menial hospitals has dropped by can be little doubt that it was one of the thousands more blinded or disfigured. hall from 195310 last year. forces (though again by no means the Two other serious infectious diseases For a real "breakthrough" in tleating only one) behind the "se1tual revolution" have been radically reduced in America mental disease, we ne~d better dhtgs of the past 15 years -with everything and 01her rich countries. Tuberculosis. that can restore complete normal lune-that Implies. thanks 10 drugs developed during the tionlng all, or nearly all, the time And The Pill meant that m1lllons of women l930's and 40's, can now almost always these. In turn, will require a much deeper now fell really in control of whether they be cured. and the number of cases in the understanding of the intricate reasons would get pregnant. One likely result was U.S. has dropped dramatically since why people break down in the first place. that more unmamed women became 1953 Polio has been all but wiped out in Meanwhile. It would help If more people wllllrig to engage In sex: another was that the wealthy countries. thanks to the realized that released mental patients many manied women probably became develoP-m'!)'t. q( .siUective va!:.,cjpes. .m_a>! ~ peculiar, but are victims far more w111l~ ~nthuslastic sexual partners. O""mlnouSly, ~Awe~. rll!S g\tt1 w~~~-...,r; ,,, ·~ . --Ii -: ~~·~~ 't.J! ....... ~~~"'""' threatened by Inefficient vaccination pro-A more si nister result of the "tran· the new sense of being in con.trol-of tfierr grams, which cu"ently leave a large qu1lizer revolution" is the use o( such own bodies encouraged some women to number of American children still unpro-drugs by people who are not mentally UI feel that they wanted to be -and ought tected against the disease. bot merely suffering from life's normal to be -more in control of their own Another serious disorder -this one stresses and difficulties. Nobody knows lives: not merely "helpmates" to their not infectious -also seems to be on the how many Ameriuns are hooked on husbands but equal partners In maniage way out. A quarter-century ago. Rh dis· tranquilizers and similar substances, but and entitled to equal treatment on the ease killed thousands of fetuses and the the number 15 certainly in the millions. job. Equally likely -and even harder to newborn eech year and left thousands These people, to put it bluntly, are ad· prove ~ is that open discussion of birth more with permanent brain damage. To-diets -though their "connection" may control> helped pave the way toward day II can be prevented by a srmple lnjec· be a member of the American Medical openness a bout sex generally. lion, and the number of cases has been Association rather than the underworld. Tranquilizers. birth-conlrol pills and cut by 80 percent. Unfortunately, though Nearly all experts agree that such drugs antibiotics are part of a much wider revo- the lnlecllons have been gene1ally are prescribed far too often -but this lutls>n In medicine: the growing lmpor· available for ten years, they still are being doesn't stop other doctors from prescrlb· tance of drugs. Fifty years ago, only a given only to four out of five o( the Ing them. or their palfents from taking handful of drugs would actually do what women who need them (Rh disease af-them. The "legar· abuse of tranquilizers. they were supposed to do: 25 years ago, feels Infants, but can be prevented only moreover. almost certainly helped beget the list had expanded Into the hundreds by treating the mother) We now have the illegal "drug culture" of the 1960's. In and today, Into the thousands. Drugs can the tools to wipe out this disease almost which millions of young people sought raise or lower blood pressure, speed or completely -If we use them. lnstanl happiness through LSD, "speed" slow the heart. block fen1Uty or increase The second major area of medical pro-and other wonders of modem chemistry. It. and hundreds o( other things. gress In the past quarter-century con· Some of them doubtless achieved tern· In one way, the multiplication of our cems not physical but mental disease: porary happiness -but often al tht price chemical weapons against disease IS ob- the severe and disabling dlsorden called of having their rather scrambled brains vlously good news -but II has also schllophrenia , menic-depresslve psy· still further scrambled. brought bad news as well. The very chosls and acute depression (the last, lf A medical discovery with even more quanrlty of d ifferent drugs the physician untreated. often leads to suicide). far-reaching social effects 15 something can choose among (the antibloticS alone Twenty-five yeers ago, sufferers from that most of us don't think of as medical are numbered In the dozens) makes It some of these conditions could sorne-111 all: the drug (actually, several different hard for him to be fully acquainted w1th times be helped by "shock treatment" drugs and drug combinations) now uni· their effects -and side effects. Doctofl with electrlctty or drugs -but this was veriutlly called The Pill. Unlike nearly all have long known that even the most use· always frightening, ~metimes physically other drugs. The Plll wos not designed to ful drug.s on occasion do things they damagiJlg 11nLJrequently. dldn't worck. prllvent..Of cwll clliuae. what It-did was .shouJ<tn:Ldo. bu.uhe..r:>robl!!m has grown ( Ollfi11111•tf 1>11 fllll/I' 1; l Personalized With Your Name F~EE! T his gentle steed has been specially designed for tiny tots. five - months to three years old. Baby's First Rocker gives kids all the [ .. ~ A-. I Wendall 'llouse thrills and fun of a rocking horse. but it's been constructed with safe-1955 :e~K Ro . Dept 2 2143 . Memck. N v 11566 slope rockers that simply can't tip or tumble. Mom loves it. too-because r-------------------------------------- baby is just 4'12 inches from the floor. Kendall HouM Your little cowboy or cowgirl will have many hours of happy fun, and Mom 1ts5Memc:k Rd.., Dept.2264J. Mantck, N.Y.11SM and Dad will have the peace of mind of knowing he's as safe as·if he were in Please rush me ONE Personalized Pony Rocker. r 93734 at purchase price of his crib or playpen. $7.99 plus $1.50 postage and handling. This delightful Rocker has been beautifully constructed of sturdy, solid 1 O SAVEi TWO Personalized Pony Rockers for only $14.99 plus $2.50 postage natural pine-colorfully pain~d in vibrant red and blue. It's 17 inches high. and handling. seven inches wide, just the rig hf size for your little cowboy or cowgirl. And Print name to be per'sonallzed 1) _ 2) it's personalized with his or her name. right on the side! Best of all, it costs Enclosed Is O check or O money order tor s just $7 .99-and your money will be cheerfully refunded if you're dissatisfied (New York residents add sates tax.) in any way. 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First MiUor-Alternative 'i> High 'JM Sonking MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only delivers 0 Mtilip Mamo '""· 1911 Kihgs:8mg"tw:·o.6mg nicotina- lOO's: 11 mg"t•:·o.7mg nicot1nuv. percigamtt, FTCRtponMay '78 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kh¥&100's _,, __ WHAT WE.VE LEFT BEHIND The way of Ufe was dlfterent decades past and we may miss tt. but have changed us too much for that. But"be· ne.ith our 70's exterion, maybe there is in all · o4 us -both those who lived it and those who didn't -just a little bit of longing for BM those days and the way we were. lilJ was it any better? By Pam Lambert How much of then and now has changed In a few decades? How much is Sub- stance, how much is simply style? The hlr show may be gone and all but for· gotten: the best-selllng book obliteTaled from memory or a staple In paperback: the songs. sentimental oldies: rhe celebrity stars gone dark In forgotten skies. Some things endure, and much is done in by changing tastes. The year is 1953 and these gltrter: Ouie and Harriet. Our Miss Broola, My Little Margie and Your Show of Shows on television. James Jones' classic From Here to Eternity and NonTian Vincent Peale's The Power of Posftiue Thinking In the bookstores. Moviegoers flodclng to watch the 1>41geantr1 ol The Robe and the drama ol ShaM, theamgoers to Pfcnlc, Kismet and Teahouse of tM August Moon. The theme for Dragnet, "I'm Walking Behind You ." .. Rock Around lhe Oock" and "How Much 1$ that Doggy in the Window" are among the most popular songs. Now 1hey are golden oldies. Gary Cooper and Ava Gardner were the top mcwle uars (now Its Al Padno and Otiane Keaton). But was ltfe in 1953 really that diffetent? In 1953 people married earlier and had children sooner afteT marriage than they do now. The birthrale has decreased by about 40 percent since then, and the average family size is slightly smaller. The numbeT of divorces was.half our pres- ent ra•. Few, I.CY few, unmanied ooupm ltved ~ -openly. Since 1953, the population has increasingly congregated in cities an<} suburbs, and more families are he3ded by peoi:)le· under 30 and over 65. More people own their own homes than they did In 1953. From the past: Gary Cooper, Auo Gardner, Jumes Deon If you could get everyone in Ame.rica to send you one dollai: ... fifty cents? ... even a quarter? ~ H~ you ~r ttriowly consi~red wltot it mJ1ht tat.~ on your part to influence 220 million ~ople to earlt send you 50 cents? If you cauld bring it oft. you'd IN SI JO million richer than you on right now! Don't "1up. Tire concept is not a far-fetched os you think. The fact 16 - YOU ALREADY OWN 1ometlrln1 ln infinite obundonce that you could poclulge and 1rll by ''"'"for from one do/W to ten or mo" dollan. It ml1/11 co1t you 3 cents to pock111e and J .S cents to moll It. It '1 a commodity mllllon1 of people would send money for, and never feel you had cheoted them when they recel~d it. Are you lntl'rated? JERRY IUCHAMA• TOWfRS~USA P.O.lu all V~.WAll111 If you're•,..... of~ eds, you•,,...., my.,.,,. __, picture in .. lib this, offerint my book Ind n .. tl•U• 8bout ~I lllf-publilhing/~ for FIVE YEARS now. You"--..., 1-.d thet U.. a........, honest end WOf1hy "*' ~ ........... dilhonelt, ~'"'"· 111 lift you • tip on how to t911 them ...,i without tendint in your money. w~ to ... wt.id\ onea ,....._ v--mer yeer. They .. the °'* who ._. fl9-' ..,.,., conmiwble le.ind of oflkMI terVtifty, .......... pubtic: terVtiny .... ,. We ... one of thOM flnns. Our files .. buttint wi1h letW1 of "ow-int~'°' whllt .............. !Nik. them P-Ub'ic. Soc:W ldentitb hne dilOO't'tled ht molt of .... by ... 20 Of IO ...... ired ..-cWiad knowtedte in tome--. Know- ..... 'Othen....,. not ywt llined. but would fib to. .... dilcow- ... • WllY flO .,...... .cl .et thet knowledge. Anyone Cllfl do it. And twel1 if ... 11 did it, tM mGMY-f'Mkint poaibllitas would still be unlimic.d. My Writw'• Utopia Forrnul• R.,,o. c book end my TO::C:J.::,f ub USA Newskttw hne a...nc:hed ....,.. hundrwd ~TIMM bllow, for~: SOME "DEAR JERRY" LETTERS My wffe Md t still Nn our publbhine buti,... out of our home. 1(1 .... home. Oft • hilt o.ertooltint the mi~ Columbia Ri.., ... a far cry from the little rented apertr'"''' • 11\led in .._we sWt9d this lllf..,ubllthing ¥entuN. Todlly, my pw· IOfYI office is .tmost • .... • that fint .... 111ient w . I'm not bratlint. Just let1'ng you know there is money to be meek beyond your dni9ms, doing nothint more tNr\ we ._. done. AllO, I ..m.s you to know thet if you ewr WMt9d to meet me in pertOn, either to he9p praile « compt.tnt on my broed thoukMn, I <*' be found _.fy, n home, WfltV •Y of the v--(8'mo.tl. 111 fumith my .tdr'lllS to ~one who writ81 Md~it. Buffy, my be9u1ifuf wife is our offiee .,.,.... Hw offa ii ...,. ..... thM mine. She....._ .. , orden .cl~ the shipping of .. Ofden Oft the .... day the orden .......... Y CMI CM only buy two thing1 from US throutf\ this .t. My book .....,.m-', Utopi1 Formula R epon 1$1 Q • $1 lirn d ,_ mailing}, Md my 10.tirn. per yeer, ....,., cv..-c. offat ,....., ,... lmtr, TOWERS Club, USA NIL. ($46. per yNr, /Xllr.tle p.id). (Sublc:riben automatically beeolM Club ........... tl'9ibfe to • purc:hllle rMny fwd'to-find ocher boob an lltf-1mp1CMWMHt). .. ,~.,-·.C ~.....,_.J working now than in 1953. An1for the~flrst~S¥:11Clillllll•IMlfill~JIM*lfll•IJ!C7~~"~~M time, the percentage of families in which both spouses work (41 percent) equals the number with only the husband working at ao outside job. As a result, after taking inflation Into ac· count, the median family Income has risen more than 90 percent in 25 years. Our voting record has declined. In 1952, 61.6 percent of those elig~ voted. In 1976. 54.4 percent did so. According to recent studies, young people today put m0te Importance on individual ful· fUlment than a happy famlly life -lhe rever5e of the priorities of aduhs over 30. But they still value marriage says a new study by lhe Amer· lean Council of Life lnsurance. ' • · Even if the SO's way of life Is gone. noslal· gla fOf the period is very much allve E\PftV week the clock 1$ turned back on Hoppy Ooy1 and Lofft'M and Shirley. One of the summer's most popular mov\es has been G~. and its slr:zlingfy hot stflT. John Tnwolta. has monr than a little in common wtth SO's hearthrob Jame.s Dean. This SU"1· mer rocker Buddy Holly ltva again, and ankle IOCks. straigtlt·leg pants and perma· n«n«s have made a co~. AIJ the noltalgia In the world won't bring 1953 back. Vietnam, the turbuSencc of the 60's •nd Watft91"c. •mong other thtngs, .... '· . . ' -THE SATURDAY EVENING POST ON THE OCCASION OF rrs 250TH ANNIVERSARY PRESENTS THE PARADE OF· · THEAMERICAN-OPLE Pewter Sculpture A Tfie men and women of each decade of American life-from early Colonial. days to1he 1970s captured in the inimitable style of The Saturday Evening Post. e collection o miniature l!.§~ter _figures. Eu.mine die Ina &ptt la your lllo.- witbout cost or obUg1tion. Your order must be mailed by ~pt. 30, 1978. crinoline is upturned by a mischievous puppy. A Happer of the Roaring Twenties borrows her beau's prized Stutz. Bearcat-only to wind up pumping a flat tire. The World War II G.I . "fights•· the enemy and a pile of unpeeled potatoes! And a young mother of the 19.SOs frantically searches her copy of "Dr. Spock" for the answer 10 her linle one's sobs. For 2.SO years, The Saturday Evening Post has been recording the American scene with its re- markable portrayals of American!> in every walk of life. Often catching us unaware. Revealing our strength. Our pride. Our follies and our foibles. AH the human qualities thal go to make ScwJptH ill llldkulous cldalJ up the essence of the American character. Each of the firty figures will be an original work Now, on the occasion of i1s 2.SOth anniversary, of art, created exclusively for this series by The Saturday Evening Post will issue a collec-Ronald Hinote, one of America's most di~tin- 1ioo of m iniature pewter sculptures that capture guished sculptors of miniature figures. Hinote's fo,rcver the rich and varied panorama of Amer-work is widely admfred for its artistic quality ican life-from the Post's unique viewpoint. And as well as its devotion to accuracy. you can examine the first sculpture in the collec-Each araicle of clothing ... each pose ... 1ion without cost or obligation. ea~h facial expression will be clearly portrayed This collectio n, 'entitled Tire Parade of the -all the more remarkable considering the size American People, portrays the men and women of each figu re. And each figure will have a special of America through each of those twenty-five .rryle about if-a lightness of spirit or a moving memorable decades. Our colonial ancestors, and inspiring quality-that has always typified both pious and pompous. The courageous men the Post's approach to life. and women who opened up the frontier-and You'll actually be able to see the bouquet of those who stayed at home. The way we adjusted daisies held by the blushing young lad on his to tht' chaoging scene-the coming of the rail-first date. The cartridge belt worn by the cow- roads, voles for women.J he jazz age, radio and ooy as he relaxes, secretly reading his favorite television. All captured with love, with faith-poetry. The frilly pantaloons worn by the South- with the unique Saturday Evening Post touch em belle. The rivet-gun in the hands of the young,..... -in these m iniature pewter sculptures. housewife working in the World War ti defense Each decade will be represented by 1wo fig-plant. Every detail will be captured with skill ures: a man and a woman. costumed in the dress and artistry in these superb miniature figures. o f that decade, and portrayed in a manner remi-To make certain that the figures are crafted niscent of that· time. The result is a collection to the highest standards of quality, The Satur- that will bring bacl\ the aura and atmosphere o f day Evening Post has appointed The Franklin each fascinating era of American fife. A passing Mint 10 produce them. Each figure will be hn11d- parade that will encompass the very spirit of a fi11uhed to bring out every feature of the sculp- ~~~,,...;,pcort,,.'¥ple-:-the ~~~ic~;:~o~ghl us to-tor's work and the rich lus1rc of the .melal. · ... • ~~... . ·'¥!.!PJ!l!!~~t:;it; ,_. ,,. ••• '°' .... _.._. for future generations. "~ ·* IUWJIW4Wr ~~'f ~1.- Tlw people of AIMfka-ill lnl.mltablc Post st)'lc Since The Parade of thi America" People • will. be produc«i in a single strictly limited edi· Each of these beautifully detailed miniature tion, It will have assured rarity. There is a limit pewter figures captures the authentic feeling of of one subscription per persoo, and the total tht' time it represents · · · edition will be forever limited to the exact num- The pompous Colonial merchant adjusts his her of Individuals who subscribe by the deadline wig and smugly admires himself in the mirro r. date of September 30, 1978. The Revolutionary War soldier pauses to pray To' add to its artistic value, ea.:h figure will during the long and hard winter at Valley Forge. bear the distinctive signature mark of the sculp- Thc pretty Southern belle, in an enormous tor as well as the prized mintmarlc of The hoop skirt, C\••ses a minor furor when her frilly Franklin Mint. And a Certificate of Authenticity will accompany the collection. As a subscri~r. you will receive these hand- some figures at the convenient rate of one each month. The price for each pewter sculpture is just $19 .SO. and you will also receive, without additional charge, a hardwood five-tiered cab- inet-custom..<fesigned to display the complete collection on the wall or on a tabletop. ln addi- tion, a fascinating commentary will be provided with each figure. And a special magnifier will also be sent for clos-e-up examination of each figure. EXHllM fht ftrsi figure wll"°41t cost or obliptioe By special arrangement, Tbe Franklin Mint will make the first pewter figure av.ailable for ex· amination, on a slrictJy limited basis. If you wish to take advan1agc oj this unique opporlunity. you must respond by September 30, 1978. The first figure-Colonial Pride-will be sent to you without any advance payment and you may keep it in your home for 10 days. During that time, you will be able to examine it in detail. Only lhen need you send your payment for it- and subsequent figures will be issued at the rate of one per month. Should you decide not to keep the first figure you. may return it within l 0 days to The Franklin Mint. It will th.en be destroyed to protect the rarity of the collection. To examine the first figure, mail the order form below 10 The Franklin Mint. Franklin Center, Pennsylvania. by September 30th. • tlrtllW -----------------OllDl!R FOllM·------.--------1 THE PARADE OF 11iE AMERICAN PE.OPLE The Franklin Mint Franklin Center, hnnaylvania 19091 Please tend me the fln1 miniature llf\lrt In The Sa11 •• .Aay Evtnioa POii'• f'arHe o/ tM A-rlcan f'~p/1 f'fwl#r Scwlpturt Colkction. I undentand that I may euminc h in my home for 10 days without cost or obliaadon. At the end of that time, I have 1ht prlvilcse of returnlna It and c:anc:djna 11\Y •ublcrlpcion If I wish. Or I will keep the flaure ~nd pay $19.~0• for it and for each of the eubstquent 49 pcWlef ""''" In the eollect.ion, u Ibey are 1ent to mo 11 the rate of one per month. s an••urc __ --. -----------'-.......... 9'V•-'KT N fliOl"W"•,JK.e. Addren I I I I I ' I I I I City --I . I St•lt. Zip --I U.U.1 o--u.u .... ,,.r .... ,. ... ,. 1145 J --~':~~:::~~~ s.,.. .. ~~~:~------- . ., . • AT HOME By Roealya Abre•aya Wc!ve had eclectic. .. Op,,. .,,op,. and .. ~ in interb design. Now ~ome of America's outstanding authorities give m a preview of the design of our future. T 00.V'• leading volc:a, ttKJM people who .. ~ much ol our ,....., world, are an amalgam ol daq\ wtzanby and '9ctwioioglul .,-.,S. In using the cr..itw talm!s, dwy .... In a way. fuU'llts, who pro- )ld lhft Yll6orw for al ol us. What do their rnenlll nddng ..,_,. idold? FNC. v WE1KL. v Mked th.-apatt how wc1 be Mng In the y.-2000 -and t.et.'s what they told us. JAO< l..EHOR LARSEN ii al llw pnnode o/ on AlulD1oUI 25-tl«I' career. IW haa ocltlet1- ed worldwide recognltJon aa a tutlle dalgncT and cobW. l..orwn '• dagN are In the pa- monml «>liedonl o/ nine mwieu,,.. HOW WE.LL BE .LMNG IN THE YEAR 2000 ' ... • One ol the things th.lit .. bound to happen by the year 2000 Is that we wil be using kmtted "socks" daq*1 to cover chairs and couches Instead of slipcovers and Donghla: hOUHhold computers on the aoov. l.orHn: l,.tant pattern with color •Ilda. upholAny. Just pul them on and pull them down radcndal quarters -refiecttng a trend oft for asy cleaning and for changing your lowmd more*'~ 1W'9 pedeml. Interior decor. This wlll ellrnlnat.e the expen- stYe snipping and .wing and wasdl1g ol LAWRENCE PEABODY, an lntmor ond fabric theta required In upholAerlng lod..y. home-producta 'f::icr, hos the lr#nd of col· h w\11' alllo cut down on labor. Knlned fur. Mfu/ If-.cy'9 (w homa In Haiti, Dren- nllture "teda" or "10 etas" will *ft:h to flt mart and New Harrtp.hlre) that II rc/fecmd perfecdy, wtll come In any color or daign In 119 cmvol yet elegant /umllure /«rM. Hta and be very Inexpensive. immor·da'9n work ronga from a New In i. ....... -1 ,.,__,ten wtJ1 alow cusk>m· Yori dllco to o Wilconlln hole/ l10 a Haltlon __. ... -·...-bonll: •. made clocha thet are not handmade .• W~'JI ~ . ~· .... _ . , 1 c ._. ,-.. ... ~~W'..!!>'~"'~.~ . ~ _,.,. ---~·;~terWc'1r;,uih a bUtton .to p6ck the col--0. Modem, and the creed wes "las II cw and fabric wc want: If our legl '" no good_ more." ~e wer"C alllo Important emerging , wc'11 puah a button to rnak. the lldrt two In· lnA.ic&a, IUCh • Charla Eames' and cha longer. We'll push another button for George Nelton. Advancea In wood long lieews or short. technology that occuned aftlr Worid. War 0 ' We wW UM "J*ms of panems and cob lo made pollible thlnga llk.e the Eames chair. decoRtc OU1 homes just as we now u. Npw. In our tarch for fumllhlnga that syAeml few mutk and temperature and repaent u.s on a more P4'ftONl level, we are humidity. sap a color gel In the ~and at a vefy romantic llllge. The world Is moytng your fumfture II mauw. SMp In another and so fasa and IO meny momentous changa arc you ~ printed uptlOIAitiy. Protect any taking p&.c.c that WC need IOfMthlr)9 to hc*i wa1fpepcr you W9nt on your walk -floral, onto. We~ gone fr°"! "Ina II more" to the p1yeheddc, geometric. Do you want e pat· Ind~ ol the "me eta. eaned crilng? A bright red floor? Or an Orien· Wood Is going to haw a rawgence be- t.al rug? Al It talccs II the right tlcN. CBUM " II a natural raouru thet II con· GLORIA VANDERBILT hos hod manv C'Orft'l'9. Slw't be.nan ociNle, poet, ~ crfdc ond author o/ non/ldon, but cana..nd)i .M '• ,,_,, o t»dlcoted polntn. Her art haa ap· ~ In 25 exhlbltlone and Jour muNum ,.~. Her laflat book 11 tided Gloria VancMrbllt ()agna few Your Home. The yMI' 2000 II only 22 years aw.y, 10 theTC wtll be few drasUc change. In falhlon, und wc find mote economic.al energy rcsourca, wc'U be lfttng lots of 9yerlng - c..,.a. tw•en. vem and )acbtl -with which we can add warmth lndoon and out. Wc'11 be more focused on home-IMng. ln- tiarton wtl be more c~. with the UM of ~ ~teed around family and In· dMdual acttvtt*. Further In the future, all-purpoM "one • .,lfl" m9Y be popui.,. and to wlJI paf*I. te • ,Mllll..Y Wllll.LY ........... 1?, 1t7t 1tandy replmllhed. As our Iva are affected morc and more by computer technology, natural mawnals wilJ take on greater stgnfk:ance. People will wont even men warmth and c:ozlnell In tt.tr ltvtng ~. And famdles c.ught In a tr...wtlonal and qulddy chang- ing IOdety wtll went a fedng ol conllnully and IUlb6lty. I think the time lrOUnd the y.ar 2000 will be the .... cl hertcllgl ... TheN wtl be a r..vabitk>n ol what tpaee II. rm a.ire J'U end up de9V1ing lll)al11Mnfl with mowib6e well IO that the Mii of different IMng aNM can be varied with ..... But thia wtU be done only fOf thOM tpeCSal few who cen .tford IUCh dramatic change. I don't thlrlk that thew II any w.y In whkh the entire wodd can be mechanmd ~ that there Is C~ fnOfWY or crattYe NIOUl"Cel to akr the w. ttyle ol blaon. ol peopls . ANGELO DONGHIA haa bftn a IOGrlng mJmt not only In tplnnlng oll dl.ilndlue /obrlc dalgna but allo In mak1ng 4tlOlloble odopto- dof.a ol hla cxr""'" /umlture to llw general pubic al prica II can al/otd. Hll c:omporty recentlv dalgned o glomorocu French rabnan1 /or the Omni Hotel c°"""" In Allanaa, Go. As bWldJnga 'ICNI alef and roonw become smaler, It's my opinion that people wtl be In- ~ Jt' :~.tU,,;~1~~ Ing, dining and cooking ...... lnmad, there wdl be Integrated arai that will contain ~ fumllure and loD ol bulll-ln ~to alow it.. rooms to functk>n as their lnhebMants want them to. Thil certainly doan 't mean the end ol comfcwt cw k.ulury. Thil tocaJ ltvtng tpaee wtl contain Vllilt amounts of media toya, like the video home-recordcn and owraz. ed T.V. ICIMM ol today, only more sophileic.eed. Fumleurc wOI be comfortllbie and modulw. I a6lo feel that nMural ft>en, auch u wool,""· cotton and ~. wdl be men lmpo'1ant than eve, Nftecttng the mow towerds ullng our natural raourca In more prudent and creative weys. This rdancc on nature wtll alllo lncbie the UM of IOlar Mating. I moll cm.inly do not foran the cold an- t:IMptic rooma we're ahown In ldencc·flctlon rnoYtes. Movabls well, modular furniture, du heeling, yes, but comb•ued with IMfwlous tatura and rtch, natural colon to truly cratt a total IMng ll)eCe for the total p.r· ton In the yar 2000. Some further futures ol the futu,.: • Houaehold computen wlfl become vay lmpot1lant, doing ewryth1ng from pey- tng the monthly blDa to WT1Ctng the wocey !Im. • FoAcWIW furniture wt1 become men Im· portant at roome become smaller and are ~ lo dff....m actMtiet. • I.Ale ...,. lempe and more rncwable nck·type ._,8"g thet wtl, of COUl"M, be moN ~. ' I Gloria Van<krbllt , l.owrence Peobodv • I A gentle reminder of last winter from the pe~e who could help save you heatirig·money this winter. Even if your house has been thoroughly insulated, you're probably still throwing away heating dollars by the bagful. Dollars up your chimney. Virtually every gas furnace has a chimney flue opening that can be as wasteful as an open window in letting expensively heated household air escape. (This was discussed on "60 Minutes'.') Ahd your furnace probably has a continuously burning pilot light that bums 6000 cubic feet of gas a year- more dollars up your chimney. How our furnaces save. Carrier energy·saving furnaces are available with a Chimney-Lock flue damper. which automaticalty closes when the furnace is off and keeps heat inside your house instead of lettirig it escape up the chimney. And they have electronic ignition-no wasteful, continuously burn- ing pilot light. How our Year-round One heat pump saves. Depending on your fuel prices and climate, the Carrier heat pump could 3°F Feb. 4, 1978 Boston. Mass. F February 19, 1978 Dallas, Texas also save you a lot_. It bums no oil or gas, and at freezing (32°f), it puts out 21h times more heat per dollar• than electric-resistance heating. goF January 11, 1978 Atlanta, Ga. -5°F February 10, 1978 Columbus, Ohio In summer, it reverses to give your family the comfort of high efficiency wholehouse air condition- ina. And if you already have an aging central air conditioner, our heat pump could be a wise replacement lt'D.~'~.!...~ot . .. . J • • Free Heat-Savings AnalysiSi .. ~·c;--.-. .... -.. '-'"~~.~W•'· ,.,.~...:r:..r ... .,_,·.,..~·""-?>i~~ What· s it costing you to have a stteam of heated hou~old air flowing out of your ~~~~ chimney flue, or having a pilot light that bums continuously? How much expensive energy are you consuming that could lje saved by operating a heat pump instead? Don't guess and \M'.>rty. Find out for sure by calling your Carner dealer listed below. He'll run a Heat-Savings Analysis of your system at no obligation to you, and tell you how much you could save with a modem Carner furnace or heat pump. But act now. +he next reminder could be from Old Man Winter. Carner. We can't control the weather. But we can hclp you control its cost. "Carrier's Free Heat-Savings Analysis. It showed me how much heating cost I could save. It can show you, too:' Roger Staubach. HACIENDA HTS.-INDCJSTRY R. P. Air (213) 965-1412 ORANGE CO. Bauserman Air Cond. (714) 526-3326 -638-2084 • Dirksons Applit1n cc (714) 545-8289 r xcel Air Cond. (7 14) 992-22 11 Graham Br oe;. (7 14) 54 6-1 653 E. L. Payne Co. (714) 545-5542 Carrief Enf:rgySa\-er C . Su Effi . Gas Fumace amer pet' tcieot Gas fum&ee WHITTIE R Dockstaders (213) 6 8-0201 Number One Air Cord11Jo111ng Maker Ci~M:lllflf fl@ll•-.. • AT HOME Continutd JOHN WErrz, on in~matlonallv known apparel designer -and winner of the coueted • More landscaping, less careless pla -Coey Award -hos completed his ftm /ur- ning of public spaces. nlture collection for Futorlan. tis sweeping, • Larger exercise are.as, bathrooms with simple /Ines ore dedicated to '1unctJon olwovs saunas, )a<:uzzl baths, steam rooms with preceding fashion." sunlamps -an reflecting much more Interest The AmeQc:an hou$lng future within the In person.I cant and pel"$0nal luxuries. next 15 years or so will consist of an Increase • A!J-condltlonlng, lighting and stereo In tile condominium boom and the U$e of such ~will he buUJ In~ sort,-'o=-:.f....:.:lnc.:.;vc::islb=le:.:.. ___ _:spaces:.::..:.= as lofts and garages. Ookolo: furniture with many functions. Condominiums will allow the maximum use of expensive real esuite and enable peo· pie to share the cost of luxury servic.es, such as pools, tennis courts and other such facUltles. Lofts and garages will serve to help young people who are unable to afford the purchase of highly Inflated real estate and housing. Condominiums will feature large pieces of modular furniture and reflect the lavish use of space. Lofts and garages will lend themselves to prefabricated self-cont21ined "spaces," such as a complete bedroom cor· ner, library comer, chlldren'.s room comer - all of which can be moved Into existing areas and which can provide atmosphere and fad). Illes without alterallons of the existing walls. Ooors or ceilings. DAKOTA JACKSON b a former magician who has turned his magical power to design - ing custom furniture. He created o writing deak for John Lennon and Yoko Ono and an expenslue mahogony-and-slllc bed for Dion.t Von Furstenberg. He's considering mass- morketlng 1-0fas, beds and a wall system whoae sheluea ' "appear IO be f/ooling" In spoce. The concept of ''fine furniture" will change hy the year 2000. Stnce techniques for custom m'¥C?!k are m~.-~~halc and ·becauw w~~a.~..;.~,..~~· plastic: will become the primary material for fine furniture. Furniture wUI be pressed out of molds - with great Improvements In vacuum-molding and in)ectlon·moldlhg. P\eces will be created in wholes. The focal point of the home In the year 2000 will be 11 highly developed communica- tions center. and rooms w\11 be designed around it. There will be less need for people to leave their dwellings, as these centers create the opportunity to shop by television or videophone, watch movies at home and even respond to what has been viewed on the screen by means of two-way communications systems. Another major change In the year 2000 will be In llghtlng. Sophisticated lighting will be used to change the appearance of a room. Fixtures will become less import.ant, as the light Itself becomes the major focus. The development of lazer technology will create one basic illumlnatlon source in the home which can be projected throughout the house through a series of mirrors and prisms. In addition, this will help save energy. Glau will be created to allow In as much or as httle light as Is desired. AD In aD. I believe the year 2000 will see the flowering of today's technology: there will be a new romanticism In furniture design~ whereby the outside form gives rnwi no clue to what Iles within. IAJ .. Currier & Ives ~PRING Currier & ~ves SUMMER Currier & Ives AUTUMN CURRIER & IVES "Four Seaso11s" GENUINE PORCELAIN COFFEE MUGS Only $J each SPECIAL OFFER: Entire Set of 4 Only $9.98 Our own magnificent By-Mail EXCLUSIVE! 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AMERK:ANS ON THE GO- A TRIP FOR EVERYONE Thanks to the jet plane, more of us are going more places t_Jlan ever before -and faster. Tfle Bahamas: jets make .. euerywhere" aual/ab/e. By Horace Sutton I t was a world of whirring propellers, a world of splendid ocean liner$ that carried passengers across the high seas and plied them with courtesy and luxury and morning bouillon and afternoon tea and midnight supper. It was a world when a young English queen was about to be aowned, when the Caribbean opened elegant watering holes that at- iracted the beautiful people of the time. It was a world when a traveler could sleep In a flying berth and arrive at the desttna- tlon·the next morning, refreshed. It was 11 d11y when a room for two at the Kona Inn oo the Island of HawaU cost S30 . with meals lnduded. It was a chly when the Ritz In London charged $10 11 day, and ~~ .... ;~,~~:~~h -~ a ni&'!est ~.~-ror-11 single room with bath. It was 1953. Florida had long been the favorite spa of America's prejet set, but with the In· creasing popularity of the airplane, more and more reveleTs were opting for the sunny Islands of the Caribbean. The era o{ the high·rise resort hotel began with the opening of the Caribe HUton In San Juan, the capital of an Island that only a few years before had been pitted with shantytowns and ~ croseed by streams of open sewage. Not ah Wat Indian hotels were high-rise, and some ot them were created not tor the f}~ traveler who was about to em· bl9t< fi ewr·lnaeaslng number, but rather for those who would later be called the Jet Set and then the Beautiful People. For them there were new placa llke Round Hill, that elegant Jamaican retreat aeatcd In 1953 by John Pringle who had been aide-de-camp to the Duke of Wind- sor during the wai years In Nassau. Social, theatrical and polltlc:al names flU- ed the villas and the hotel roomt at HORACE SU770N. o traucl·w~ for thtWc dccod••· Is editorial dl~ctOf' of Saturday Revt.w magGJ:lne and a •11ndlcorcd newtPGP*' col11mni.1. Round Hill, among them the young Senator Jack Kennedy, the WlUlam P11leys of CBS, Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein, Arthur Schwartz, Cole Porter and, often coming ewer from his own Jama1c11n villa, Noel Coward. They frequently performed on Pringle's piano, ano their faces adorned the color spreads of magazines that rushed to photogniph the rich In their new playpen. The long-distance traveler found com- fort In the Boeing Strato-crulser, a con· verted bomber that lumbered across oceans and afforded travelers the comfort of a lower deck which held a cockt211l founge. Seats could be converted into berths-, making II possible to board a plane in, S11y, Hawaii, have drinks and dinner In the lounge, sleeo away the long breaking owt os nge s. e ru ~ "'4 •speed brought In Douglas's DC· 7, which first appeared In 1953, cutting the west· bound cross-country flight time to seven hours and 55 minutes, the eastbound schedule to seven hours and a quarter. London WM now 12 hours from New York. Pan American Airways had In· augurated a low-cost service to Europe for $270, a drop of more than $100, making transatlantic travel by students 11 new possibility. By the early 1950's more than 900,000 Americans were traveUng abroad and half of them In planes. By 1957, the number of travelers going by ship stayed the same, but air travelers were now ewer l mllllorl, and although few foresaw the future, the shadow was on the wall. As airplanes probed Into distant cities, Americ.an howl companies flung their outposts farther and farther afield. In 1955 HUton opened a hotel In distant lstanbul. Elsa Maxwell, a great party-giver of the time, UMmbled the E~ropean . royalty, such of ft as was left, and took the regal party on a aulM to the Greek lsJands, thus branding thote atolls with In· slant popularity. The same year plMffra from Hawaii cha11ered a plane to explore Tahiti, wh!Ch as yet had no airport: The COl'tt(nued F-'MILYW!ElllY,a.pt~ 17, 1'7' • 11 Getting techntcal. America's e nergy program 1s still taking shape in Wast11ngton. But at research centers and test faciht1es around the world----"..'-':lo..~ s Mobil's and others-sctent1st~nd engineers are working on ways to use 011 and natural gas m&Er et1tc1ent1y, and to develop promising new energy sources. Their ettorts are already helping reduce the natton·s 011 and gas con- sumption. without cutting into its economic health. Squeezing the .,.,.,_._ For more than three decades. Mobil has been a leader in developing the catalysts which help turn heavy fuel into gasoline. healing oil, lubricants and a host ol other petroleum produc ts. Today, 90 percent or the natio,;'s gasotine-P,roducing urnts are using Mobil-developed'"zeolite"catalysts to squeeze more of this indispensable fuel from every barrel. Zeolites are expected to play an e\'en greater rote in the future. As industnal plants swHch from heavy tuel Oii to coal and other energy sources. more will be earmarked for conversion into gasoline and companion products ltke jet fuel and heahng 011 Burning Issue. Sometimes you have lo give to.get~ Mobil ehgmeers are !2urnins_~ part of the heavy crude 0111n some ltelds in Cahfornia and Canada. so they can recover more Oii than IS possible by CGnventtonal methOdS. Compressed air IS oumped into the held, and a portion of the heavy crude 0111gn1ted The under- ..... ...,,...~~.J!M41,.18.f:0tCG' ~ .w~~.;~ '{fWJf'~!' -~ •ttrellooding" technique is 1ust one of several being develope<Ho he'ip wrest every recoverable barrel of 011 trom existing helCJs Breaking ground. Another enhanced recovery techrnque- lor natu;al gas-is being tested by Mobil In Germany and at several locations in lhe US. Known as "massive tracturing,'' the process involves forcing water and sand down a well bare at tremendous pressure As the name imphes, this breaks open the underground rock structures. allowing trapped gas to flow to pr0duc1ng wells The "mass frac" techrnque promises s1g- nthcant increases tn natural g as recovery rates Brench lng oul There are no tunnels. mact11nes or lantern-helrQeted workers But It's a mine. and it's producing urantumox1de-the fuel tor nuclear power-by a method that owes a lot of tis success to Mobil's years of oil production e1eperi- ence. At the south Texas i:;>ilot e1etract1on plant, wells drilled by convenhonal 011 field equipment and techniques circulate chemicals through the underground uranium ore deposits. The chemicals dissolve the ore trom •IS surrounding rock and carry It to the surface for processing Known as ·in situ feachtng," the process Is otten supenor to underground mining Mobit9 ObttMlllona, Bo• A. Mobfl 0.1 Co'llO••rton. 150 E .. t •Z SllMI. New '!'Ork. N v 10017 .. • HOW' to-11\alw an old-fashioned peanut butter sandW'ich. To many people, a peanut butter SdJ1dWlch IS just a peanut butter .:,andw1ch But to the real peanut butter sandwich lover, 1t is a work of art And of course, no peanut butter sandwich IS worthy of the name w1thout an old f ashtoned peanut butter 'ti Start with natural ingredients. If there are any other ingredients besides pure peanuts and salt m your peanut butter. it's not old f ashtoned Peanuts and salt are all that's in Laura Scudder's Old- Fashio ned Style Peanut Butter For that great old· f ash1oned taste St ir and rehigerate . Because there are no additives m okf-fash1one0 peanut butter, ri}'£>Y,~~c..t~~~·~ • "relt'igerate 1t.itut !he las~ or . Laura Scudder's Old-F'ash10ned Style Peanut Butter 1s worth 1t And while you're sbmng, 1ust think. you're givmg your family a nutntious food. too Eat and enjoy. Now taste Does aJI that peanut goodness come through? If it's Laura Scudder's Old- Fash1oned Style Peanut Butter 1t surely does As a matter of fact, it's the great peanut flavor that's made Laura Scudder's an American favorite .. TRAVEL Continued battle, noisier than an SST engine, erupted when the j61nt British-French Concorde wa.s granted landing rights not only on the fedenil runways at Dulles plane stopped to refuel at Canton Island, Airport near Washington but in New then rolled to a stop on Bora Bora, where York. The planes appeared, unfortunate- the Americans had buUt a wartime field. ly, at the height of the crisis over oU, mak- From ttMtre It was necessary to charter a Ing them heavy users of fuel at a time of flying boat from Australia to make the fuel shortages. Still, they cut the existing final leg Into Papeete harbor. time of flight In half. ln early Odcber 1958, the British sent a Concurrently with the move to get Comet4 winging to New Yorll from Lon-from here to there in less time, there was don and another from London to New also a revival of cruise travel. If straight York that took 6 hours and 12 minutes transatlant1c travel was down lo the QE It for the croulng. When Pan Am was set to and nothing more (and then, only in send off the ftrst jet. it ran Into noise pro-summer). the cruise ships were In large blems, a nettling matter that was to snag demand, traveling a5 near at hand as the other airlines. Actually, the first Boeings West Indies and as distant as China, were medium-range versions, better fitted which had opened Its gates to aulse for New York to San Juan or Callfomla passengers but not yet to wholesale in· to Hawaii than for transatlantic service. dlvldual travel coming by land. Still, Pan Am sent them across the Allan-On tomonow'$ drawing board lay a tic, not always without a stop at Gander mass of interesting concepts. The return or the Azores. The long-range )els were of the airship, this time powered by a not ready until 1959 and the OC· lO's a nuclear engine, would offer a mode of year after that. comfort not known In the jet age. An air· But whatever the shon·term $kirmlshes ship so powered could cany 400 between the British and the Americans. passengers In staterooms, provide such the worid of the jets had arrived. and it emoluments as a movie theater and a caused a mighty revolution In the habits dining room seating 200. It would take a and style of travel. A jet engine packed full day and 16 hours to cross the oc.ean, more power In a smaller and lighter but I! would eliminate the )et lag. engine. Not only was the plane faster, but Moreover. It would never have to stop for Boeing, Douglas and eventually Lock· passengers: travelen could get on and off heed would be able to build huge air-from a shuttle plane that would land on planes that would make speedy mass the airship . travel a reality. For the automobile traveler there may Cutting the flying times in half created a be an electric cable In the road to which a whole new class of traveler and that driver may attach his car-putting his traveler created a demand for new hotels auto on "automat1c pilot,'' so to speak. In distant places. It also was the clincher Maps will be projected on small dash· In the race for supersedure: planes over board screens. Buses will run driver· ships or ships over planes. One 707 n1tlk· less be~en major cities. Some crystal- Ing a round trip between London and ball gazers claim cars will return to battery New York evary 24 hours could <:afTY as powet", that traffic lights will change their many passengers· as the Queen Mary. A Intensity according to available daylight. ~".-'*«~ -~1;'1Jft~ U\ar •. ~JQO~~t?~·k~~ million anda-~tr Amerlalns "trave e.serve1!-T'ot -.. ·-~. ._ICEJTll'C'I.., abroad. There were garden to•rs, bridge skills, that cars going long distances will tours, golf tours and an assortment of be shot through pipelines at ~.OOO·mile· conventions, not at Atlantic City, as In an-hour speeds. years gone by. but In Berlin, Tokyo. The Travelers wlU check Into hotels. using a Hague and Hong Kong. notched card that will assign a room and The advent of the jet engine made I! prepare an automat1c blll that will be possible to lift huge loads. leading to the dispatched straight to th'l guest's bank. Innovation of the wide-bodied airplane. Disposable sheets, bath~ and towels Boeing's 747 could cany nearly 400 wlll cut down on necessary maid service . passengers. Pan Am put the first of them and disposable clothing will eliminate Into service as the 70's dawned. Soon, dressers and even closets. virtually all major airlines were flying the The next-generation SST will surely be mammoth plane, wtth some companies larger, and ii will eliminate much of rhe reversing Its upper deck as a preferred noise that has offended environmentalists first-class dining room, assigning seats at and those who five near airports. But SST tables In the fashion perfected by head· Is only a passing phase In ari· Innate waiters on the disappearing ocean liners. human desire to get there faster. One ver- Douglas followed with Its DC·lO . slon of rocket travel calls for canying 260 Lockheed with Its L-1011. all of them 10 passengers with thet.r baggage. It might large ·they recalled the old Beatrice Lillie depart from a space port )\Isl off the tine that she uttered the first time she sail-California shme. Six minutes after lift-off ed on the old Queen Elllobeth. "When.'' II could be floating 125 mllles above the she asl<ed, surveying the enormous ex· earth, far over the so called "thenJ!al paruc of deck, "does this place get to thicket'' through which even SST's must New Y~?" fly . Coming In fOf a landing, It would tum In th.e mlddle ol the excitement about to set down on Its base -softly, as was wide bodies came the turmoil over an done on lunar landing. That SOl1 ol flight even fancl«r alrcrah, the sup«nonlc jet would make Los Angeles and Honolulu thet could fly £uter d\lln toond. An 18 minutes apart. New Yen to lndla American att.mpt to bulkt a pn>totype would requlN an hour and a half. Only SST w1th a tUanlum fu.telage and a high 200 years ago we were still In stage· p.ytoed was stymied In Coogras. It ap-coaches. Now we a~ talking ~bout peered for appt"oYal at the wry peek of 17,000 miles an hour. That will be r. the environmentalist mowmcnt. 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(PltASt l'AIHT) Name ________ _,__ ___________ _ Oocupatfon ____________ AQ• Addrau Apt. _____ _ City Slal•------- County Ip, _______ _ Telephone Numbe•----------------- MONEY, MONEY -LIVING WITHOUT IT Computerized credit is replacing over-the-counter cash transactions and il\tlatioo nibbles much of our wealth-whether we see the green or' not. By Judson Gooding we actually earn and handle ourselves inflation, and much of the Inflation suf· If money has become physically less In M oney h~en around for at least takes on a different quality -It begins to fered in the U.S. today ls the resuh of evidence In recent years, Its appearance 2,500 years, but It has probably seem somewhat !Ike play money. Government expediency, of Govern· wUI become even more rare In the years changed more In the past 25 than In all This Is true, too, because many of us ment's adding lo the cunency supply to ahead. Ahhough talk of the "cashless the years that went before. The evolutkm operate now without ever ~elng much create an apparent prospe'lity that Is to 50Ciety" Is less enthusiastic than when the of money over the past 25 years has been real, old-fashioned rrloney. Once. It was some extent founded on Illusion. concept was first widely discussed In the curious: today there Is more of It around. only the rich who went about with no One widely discussed way of attacking 1960's, the country Is gradually moving and II ls )ust as sought after as ever -but cash. knowing they could rely on credit. the Inflation problem, or at least Its el· In that direction. Today some people pay 11 Is less used. Now It Is commonplace for perfectly or· fects, Is to create an automatic link be· their bills by telephone Others have their Less used, that Is, In the sense of being dlnary people to set out on transcon· tween the value of money and prices. salartes deposited directly to their bank l\andled. Many of the transactions that In tlnental journeys, counting on their credit This Is called Indexation, and It has been aa:ounts. never seeing the once-famUlar 1953 required cash are now handled cards to meet all but the most minor of used for some years In Brazil with what paycheck that was the visible reward for without any visible flash of gree.n. their expenses. many think to be considerable success. work. Social Security payments can be A striking example of this Is seen In the Parallel to the consumer shift away lnde.x.ation Is already In partial use In sent directly to the payee's designated way theater or sports-event ttc.kets can be from the use of cuTTency and Into credit this country: Increases In Social Securlty bank. The day of electronic fund tran.sfer, bought now. Instead of standing In llne at cards has been the corporate tendency to payments have for some time been man· or·EFr as It Is known In financial Jargon, · ~~ ~~-., .. IMY&\~ol-~· without cer· datory. calculated on the basis of In· Is already here, an·d the trend Is certain to phone a computer operator who bills ~ ~ . ~ .•. -~_,-.,.·'?'¥·CIPI· -·~· '°•-· ":._~ ~ .<Wt'>\&!,,• • your credit-card account. hands. This bas speeded the time It can figures on the cost~lfvrn~·tnl'priJa1e 1,; An~i1Mp'bttanf'l~~~~~n·~.i.;;;;::11 For many, though, the most striking • be at work earning Interest. A measure of enterprise, some rul-atate owncn put pkted to Intensify Is the trend Away from change Involving money is the fact we the trend away from actually handling escalator clauses In long-term leases, pro-saving. At one time saving was one of the have suffered grievous Inflation to a currency In business deals Is the vldlng for rent Increases cooesponding to central virtues, and everyone tried· to degree that Is new In the U.S. In this cen· Treasury's decision. taken as this decade any rise above a certain amount In the . have a nest egg. Saving Is considered old· tury, and that Is painful. began, to stop clrculatlon of the cost of living. fashioned, and Indeed II may well be The purchasing power of the onca-Sl00,000 bill, a handsome banknote What the gradual evolution of Indexing when the value of money put in the bank mighty U .S. dollar went from $1.00 1~ seen by few even when It was In use. and approaches similar to It may mean Is reduced 6. 8 or 10 percent per year by 1967. a date used by economists as a Government has two basic ways of In· for Americans Is that, as In the past when Inflation. base period, down to 54.8 cents In 1977. tervenlng In the economy, both of which, bl'\.ds simUar to the current Inflation have The only way for an lndlvldual to deal Back In 1955, on this same basis of com· of coune, Involve money. One Is through ocCumd, some sort of fumbling, but with Inflation, one sage observer has said, parlson. with 1967 as $1 .00. It had been monetary policy, adding to the amount of workable, 10lutlon will probably be Is to defy It, borrowing heavily to meet worth $1,25. Another way of putting the currency In circulation to stlmulati! the found. Inflation, like a fever, often bums spending needs and holding back on deplorable dedine Is that the consumer economy or cutting back on the growth Itself out, although It will probably never saving. Saving Is now seen by many as price Index has gone up from 100 In of the money supply to slow the disappear as long a.s we have a Govern-pure folly. The Smart Money, as those 1967 to 182.6 In 1977. economy down. The other approach ls ment that pumps new money Into the who seem to be clever about things One result of lnflatk>n Is that everyone through the use of fl!cal policy, which In· economy every month. economic llke to be known, tend to stay seems to have more money. Another re-volves Increasing or reduc.lng tues, again A sure cure for Inflation Is depression, In debt as far as possible, eventually pay- suit ls the enormous hardship IJ woric.s on to loweL Pr .r .. the emount..of m~ but here th.,,emedy ls 90 drastic that the Ing their loans back with dollars that are th09e least able to cope with It: older peo-available to people for spendlng. cure Is considered by most to be worse worth lea than at the time they borrowed pie on ftxed retlremenl Incomes and lam.ntably, as eltct:ion.s draw near, a than the lickneu. In any case, 11 ls con-them. poor people. more lavish approach ls often taken. The sldered polJttcally unacceptable, ahhough Thrlft. then, has become passe. We are ln a sense, money has become a SOf1 of resulting expansion In the money supply In practical te?TOs It Is certatnly an effective .in a throwaway society that Is throwing abstraction In the daily news, a symbol makes people feel richer, which may way to take the bloat out of the economy out many old virtues. more than a reahtf. A mlllton dollars used result In favorable votes for the In-and to reestablish prlc.es on a more One enduring value that will not dlsap- to be an astronomical sum for one person cumbents. But very often this oppor· rcallstlc basis. pear, however, Is the universal ateem for to accumulate In a lifetime of unceasing tunism Is harmful In the long run. Meanwhile, Government Is pursuing a money. Whatever fonn money taAes tn wori<; now It constitutes a paycheck for a This Is because when more m<>My Is policy of redistribution of wealth, taking the years ahead -however It Is exchang- few months of running around baMs ot . poured Into the economy and the m<Me from the wcelthy and distrb.itlng ed and handled and stored and spent. ndlng horses. Consequently, the money amount of goods available for purchate thatmoney, In direct~ and other e'o(Cn when I\ 1$ te0U>9rll!'lly ecllps.~ as It remains roughly the same, thef'e ls a IOl'1 forms, among ~ poor. The Anwrican was among the hippies -It will contlnu~ JUDSON GOODING. o f~ Ot.Joeklte ~di tor of Fonu"t mogcu1~. 1t outhOf orThc Job Revolution " of competitive b6ddJng fOf that lmtted Governl'Mnt Is the biggest money to M for meny, If not for most people, an tupply ol. goods. 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MEDICINE Continued enormously with the growth In available drugs and drug combinations. Moreover, II has become evident that side effects can appear months, even years. after the drug was taken. This problem was tragic· ally dramatized In the 1960's with the thalidomide scandal. Thalidomide was developed as a safe sedative -and Indeed It was -except, as things turned out, If taken during preg· nancy, when fl could produce terrible deformltles In the fetus the mother was carrying. In Europe, where there was lit· tie regulation of new drugs, It produced hundreds of tragedies; In the U.S .. thanks to tighter drug laws and the suspl· clon.s of an alert Government physklan, only a handful. Subsequently, our lows on testing new drugs have been further tightened -and most doctors have be· come quite wary of preSCJlblng any drug during pregnancy. For all the useful new drugs Introduced during the past quarter-century, there are still many things that drugs cannot do. This limitation Is most obvious In two key areas of medicine: cancer and disease of the circulatory system (the heart and blood vessels). New anticancer drugs -often used In conful\Ctton with re.dlalion and some· times surgery -have made the outlook dbtlnctly· brighter for some cancer pa· .tle~i .. IJ9~1?~ . t~~ ..... J.Ufferfn~ fr<;>m ~T<Tnf' ·~i'ell~lM~ib&a t~ M'• leukemia. But we still don't know much about why cancer develops, let alone how to prevent It; loo often we can't even detect It until II has already spread to other parts of the body -when even the most sophlstlcated treatment cbn seldom do much. Ebmlnallng some environmental pollu· rants -asbestos dust Is a notOflous ex· ample -would certainly reduce cancer cases. Bur major progress In dealing with the disease wlll require a whole series of "breakthroughs"; better drugs, better detection methods and perhaps a radlcally new appt'oach that alms to change cancer cells rather than destrt>y them All cancers begin wllPI a normal cell that has somehow "lost control"; If we understood just what that means, we mlgftt be able to change cancer cells back to normal ones. In circulatory disease, progreu has been considerable, bur far from 1pectacu· lar. Open-heart surgery, made possible by the development of the heart·lung machine, now enables the surgeon to per· (onn repalTs on the IMng heart. Thlt has ma11nt new llva fOt' many chlktTen bom with heart defects. and 10m• Mlult• whose hearts have been damaged by dlsUM. Open-heart surgery remains c~ly. howcwr ($10,000 and up). dai(y and -some doctors say -overused; for certain patients Ir's an expensive and dangerous way of doing what could be better done with drugs and diet. And neither surgery nor any other treatment can do much for some of the commonest and most serious clrculatOf)I dlseases: weakening of the heart muscle, athero- sclerosis and the blodclng of blood ves· sels by clots, which can produce coro- nary thrombosis, stroke and other painful and sometimes fatal disorders. If we had a drug that could safely dissolve clots . but we don't. yet. Medicine, In short, ha.s advanced con- siderably over the past quaner·century -but it stlll has a long way to go. Even the most advanced medical treatment, of course, means little unless peopk! can actually get 1:reated. Here, too, the news Is both good and bad. In 1953 only a minority of Americans had any kind of medic.al Insurance; for the majority, ser!ous lllness meant serious ex· pense and somettmes ftnandal ruin. To- day nine out of ten Americans have some kind of medical Insurance, private or govemmentaJ (Medicare and Medi· cald) -though seldom enough for full protection against the cost of serious Ill· ness. And this PfOQreSs, limited as it Is, has been achieved at a price: an enor· moos Inflation In the cost of heahh care. In 1953 we spent only 4.6 percent of our Gross National Product on health; today the figure has almost doubled, to 8 8 percent: some $175 billion a year. which is expected to reach $200 billion by 1980 . There .are lots of reasons for this In· crease, but a major one Is that our sys· re;n of paying for health care encourages waste, what Sen. Edward Kennedy has called "UMecaury_ t}ospltaltzatton, un· necessary su'tgery, unnecessary tech· nology." Something like half the hospl· ~hz.atlon we under~ ts not really neces-·-~ ............. year. Unnecessary hospltalt.zatlon -the ma)or form of medical waste -occurs because both government and private In· s1JTance plans (notably. Blue Cross) for years reimbursed hospitals for whatever they spent, wastefully or not. The more they spent, the more they got -so. nat· urally, the more they got, the more they spent. Meaning, of coprse, the more we have had to pay -In higher-health-In· surance premiums, higher pnces (lnflat· ed by employers' Insurance pt'emlums) and (surprise ) higher taxes. Hospitals and doctors, who have done .. ery well under the present wasteful system, obviously don't want to 1ee It changed, ancl their lobbying has thus f¥ blocked any effective controls on health costs. The cause and cure of health-cost lnflatton continue to be debated In Con· g,ess and elsewhere -and the Inflation also conUnue•. The next ~5 yean In medicine sl\ould br1ng pt'ogress at least equal to that of the past 25 -probably lndudlng effective treatments for m<>&t forms of can«r and drculatOf)I dlse.aM. 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H6AMA CITY ____________ STATE ____ ZIP ___ _ -····------·······-------·······--···········--····----~ AHEAD IN EDOCATION: BACK ro THE 3 R·s A return to baSics is a must. and we should not expect the schools to teach what can be learned outside •. By Jam-Howard leges will solve aJI the problems achievement. By means ol a • ~ and meet all the needs of sode-wise use of testing and a sensl- ty. Jn this generation, whenever ble plan for "keeping bade" kids A mong the mo.a cherished a rlftd Is Identified as pressing, who failed the tats, Owen has of Ammcan freedoms is someone is almost certain to brought about dramatic Im· the freedom to complain, and couple It with the word "educa-provement In achievement, today education Is one of our tlon" ,and wish on the schools discipbne and m<>Tale. It ls to his most cherished complaints. respof\slbility for meeting the credit and theirs that other There Is reason to complain. At need. superintendents are beginning a lime when we are spending If the badc-~ba.sks move-to follow the example. matt than $140 blDk>tl a year ment has made anything dear, In the future we can be confl.. on education, we are con-It Is the pn!S5ing need of boys dent that these changes for the fronted agaU\ and again with and gjr'5 to learn to read and better are In sight evkience that students are not write; to leam something 5'gnifl-• More effective teaching of being weU educated In the cant and substantial about thetr writing at every level. schools and colleges for which history and their government. • Continued Improvement / we pay so much. about science, about bterature In the teAChlng of beginning For seWraJ years we kaw and tile arts. reading. • We c·~~e about *n lu~ng the fact that , Determining what Is baslc'ls • Improvement In the ~mi ~~~~~~·\'}'"~¥~.,.-~~~,, ~.~ .· y.-~~-~lJ:~<-~~~~l. .. simple arithmetic, etther. Ac-the Three R's are basic. Some of ek!ctlva and "mlnl·counes" • cording to the National Assess-would stop right there, how-which permit students to avoid (J)ent of Educational Ptog,ess, evn, believfng that nothing the "hard" courses , fewer than one-third of the more than "survival skills'' are • High-school diplomas country's 17-year-o&ds can write eseential. which represent at least a unified and focwed essays. It Besides the need to read and mlnlmum standard of student came as no surprise that write, arithmetic Is not suffering achievement. Florida's llth-gJadeq radted fOJ want of attention oi con-• MOJe cohemit iw~ms upa38-pa"UntnueoffaiJure In um. The Infamous "new of study for college math when they took • state-math" has beat a comparatively undergraduates and more wide funct\onal lttenKy lat last hasty retreat The prospect Is demanding requirements for Novem~r. College Board that as a result, students will the bachelor's degree. tcorcs have been declining reach high school In the 1980's These changes will not since 1963, and buslnae and better sklBed In reading and remove aD our grounds for profellk>nal luders are regular-calculating than they have been complaint, but they will make a ly eppalled at the lnabiltty of In the 1970's. tremendous difference In the bright, young college graduates Perhaps· most encouraging quality of education. A word of to ~ In clear. SUtndard are the Indications ol a return to caution Is In order, however. English. siandan:ls of student achieve-Changes for the be~ will not But the time has come to stop ment. Fed up with "Nbber come about If we depend only complaining. The nation II not diplomas" and the rnod<ery on the dedication and wildom on the imge of total lllttmtcy. they were making of education of educators. Even If all We haw not come to the begin-In his Nral Virginia achoo! educators wac both dedicated ntng of the end of Amerbn dl&trlct. Superintendent Sam and wise, we lhould have to education. What we hov. come Owen determined that students depend as much on the com· to Is the pt"CpOltelous apecta· thae would no longer be pre>-mon sense of the parents. In the tlon that the 1ehoole end co&-mated and graduated )ust be· long haul, they will decide what JAMES HOWARD la o &off AMO CIOI• w11Ji rite Council for 8o.tJc Education cause they att.nded tchool or II baste In American education, because they wert a year older and they will get what every year, but promoted (or they want -and rawt not promoted) on the basla of danw. llLI .......... fl 1111 .............. ""'If Isl II 1111 18 111 I .. 11.-tlf di• llllrlll .. ............ Although WI cannot control ~ WI al9 ti'll 1¥1fyttitig poaiblt to alle¥tate tNs Hrioul shoftlgt. 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By Paula Span Americans are e><pected 10 buy at least Sl8-blllion worth of goods and services S he bolts awake and switches off this year· the alarm of the digital clock. She And when It comes to liberat!On for showers, styles her hair with an electric women, the Feminist movement has 10 blow·dryer, saambles a couple of eggs In share credit with certain technological in· a nonstick frying pan. Over breakfast she novations of the 1950's and 60's: oral catches a few minutes of the Today show contraceptives, lntrauterlne devices and -Jane Pauley's wearing a green dress the development of nylon pantyhose that this morning. Then she drives her small Freed females From oppressive garters and c:ar out of the garage and towards the girdles forever. freeway, drops two quarters In the toll Much of the technology that brought machine and heads £or work. about such changes In the past 25 years An unremarkable morning, except for actually stems from the mllitary research this: 25 years ago most of the conve-effom of World War II. Radar, for In· nlence this woman takes for granted did stance. was develped to track planes, but not exist. The digital dock, the hair dryer, In 1953 it was first used lo trace storms, th~ Teflon-coated cookware, the colof foreshadowing the Increasingly accurate television, the compact car, even the forecasting we have come to rely on. automatk toll collector (flrSt used on New Aerosol cans were fim manufactured for Jl~.r,lli'S Gard~ • ..§.~ ... t~ ~ Park· Army bug bombs, but since the 1950's. ~~tfi\~.;.:,::._tnr~~-~~~..;"'-:..-: _ ll.o last quarter-century. sprays, dt orants, w cream an HlstOrians, flo doubt, will associate the cheese'Spread1. A recent survey revealed periOd ftom 1953 to 1978 with such that the aveTage United States household scientific achievements as the 1954 laun· contains 40 different aerosol products. chlng of an atomic-powered submarine The first rudlmentziry computers (''elec- the Nautilus, and the 1969 Apollo moo~ tronlc brains," we called them then) were landing. In use before Hitler capitulated; today But significant as they were, they may they have so completely transformed have had less Impact on the lives of business and industry that it Is rare to American famllies than certain. more rec;etve a handwritten bill From anyone modest, developments, such as the beSldes the family dentist · opening of the first enclosed. climate· The kitchen In every middle-class controlled shopping mall In 1956 The American home shows the consequences Southdale Center, built on 84 acres of of post-1953 technology: powdered land In Edina, Minn .. and lts many sue· orange Juice with natural color, nutritlve cessors changed the way families shop· value and fresh taste: microwave owns; ped and replaced ·hundreds of down· aluminum cans, lreeze·drled coffee. towns and Main Streets across the coun· prepared ~oods wllh textured vegetable try as places where people congregnted. protein (RVP). The polyvinyl chloride Or consider the effect o( the now· wrap and the foam plastic: trays used to ubfqultous credit-card indUS(ry. There pad<age supermaricet meats are recent were a few loc.al bank cards and travel Improvements. Probably the most cards available earlier, but In 1966 Master popular new products are the low-calorie Charge became the first bank credit card soft drinks that are to be found In mott with which people could charge pur· refrigerators. chases anywhere In the nation. With this The typk:al IJvlng-room 1V set Is card alone, more than 50 million another produ'1 of the past qua'1er- PAULA SPAN, 11 ftequant tonll'tlulOf to this ~. Is cuTTendy worictng. on a book about mldwiva. • • FAMtLYWfEKlY,&aptMlbef1l , 1t79 century. A few famUles had blad<·and- whlte sets with small picturtt earlier, but 1953 waJ the year of the flrtt color telecasts, local and networit. Since th..n, new developments have lndudecl the ~---"'~«Reii1s gOt S~ng Uiste.· ~ .. , r~~-~~· More like a high_ tar." I used to smoke a high tar brand. No more. Real's got the .strong taste I want. Strong enough to satisfy. Beats -..... ~ me how they pack all that taste in a low tar. Made a different way, I guess. More of the good, natural stuff. Miss my old high tar brand? No way. Check out Real. Oaly 9mgtar. , The strong tasting low tar.,. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I'°' -· / MOOHOli 8 mg. "tlf, 0.8 mg. nicotine. FllTEPc 9 mg. ·1¥'. ' 0.7 mg. nicocine. ~.!Ml' cignne, FTC Report MAY78. NOW W>U CAif OWN THE LAST COMPLETE SILVER,SETS MINTED! Brighi. uncln:ulmd 1114. 90% SI..,_ Phla.:t°* or Denwr Mint CollKtlons with the~ Do .. R>R CREDIT CARD ORDERS OF $15.00 ORMORE. CM..L TOU FftEE: ~·tMO Tb-. brilllaat, llndtta ... cam.,, .... i. pndlloed bl 1164, bat t.lie No•el Nv•'-rlca Ouild ii ..a., them anilable to JOll now. Fw ju.a ta.•. )'OU cu llan eitaer the PllBMelpllla t11 1r:a1tt O.•tr'lllM Mark eolledJoM, w, for Jut 111.00,.... eaa lla•a botJI eGhi !MU In -col.lecdon. 11la ltM Denver Coiu were Uta iMt .,.. lil•er eoille aUnt4cl wllldl carried tM ad! MQlht aft.er• D" mint mart. A qllOU fNm a a..diac llnandal edrilofy •rriee of January, 1178 •t.Mea: "All a•enp of 16'i. to _.. ol toe.al m.lnU,. ,_ Into dmllaUon." In 1116, 901' of allver wu -*· In lll'7I all 1i1Ter wu re-•ed, i.a•inc an lnlarior ~ o1 7K nickel and u.. eopper. 'l n-eJUMrical~are~edona re7al blue •ehet ~ ill • 11..--. ,,_, •etion ClllM. llabl • lifetime Mirioom ~ to be haDded down &om~ to~ la-en-ill •alae willl t.M peaaillc ,..,... OUr ...,,., la lltricUJ ....... All °"""'will be ftUed -• ftr'lt -· ftr'lt aldpped lllllie. ni. a&:r ••J aot be repeated. £~11cell~tJon11 eol4 oa a wy beck ........... olM'"'act.1-. aw.....,, 1111 ._., ....... •-ts,....,. ..... ...... ., .. ,..,c.il Ollllfl .......... . 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Hllls, Pa., In 1959, another phenom· Stereophonic phonographs and records enon thal was mercifully fleeting. wett first mari(etied In 1958, quality tzlpe Some celebrated ltwentk>ns ol the late cauettes In 1970. 60's, like the rotary Wankel engine and In the bedroom c:Jo.et hang garments four-speaker "quadrophonic" stereo, made from the synthetic fibers and blends never IJwd up to their expectations and that revolutionized the U.S. textile In· have been aD but abandoned. dustiv 25 years ago. The first Dacron Still, the technological oolp<>Uring is all men's aitts were introduced In 1953; around us! Amel (triacetate) was produced In 1954, • The transistor radio was first Kodel In 1958. manufactured In Indianapolis In 1954. Alarm clocks may lnc.orporate the prin· • The first e1edric por1able typewriter c'* ol "light-emitting diodes" (LED's). was placed on 1ale tn 1957 . developed In the 60's and now also • The electronic wristwatch, which found In digital watches, electronic uses a mlnlal\lre power cell and a tiny calculators and cash regjslers. Perl\aps tuning forit to keep the time. was In- there' s a push-button telephone lroduced by Bulova In 1960. on the night table-that was Intro-• Wlde-tcreen motion pk:tures. Soft duced by Bell Laboralories In 1959. contact lfnHs. Transatlantic tele· Of coune. not evety breakthrough ol phone calls. Nondairy cqffee 1i;i1en- the past 25 years has or should have sur· ers. Tubeless tires. Electronic mini- ~.~~~~~~~ dl5· ~lculaton. Fe!Miooed en. T~. ' ..... ··c~~-~~~~n)lo.'' . ._....,..~,., ., ~ -~IMll'1i:l>.11' audiences flocked to 1ee Bi.oono Deull (In T wenty·flve years ol inventions and In· black and white) and Haute of Wax (In nOY&tlons -all ol ahem for our cob'). By wuring cardboard-framed pfasute, for our comfort, for our r3lll eyeglasses dlltriJuaed af the theater, entertainment. llLJ JUNIOR TREASURE CHEST let'• Draw Lo9ebhde By Ann Douidow A couple of hearts Make a couple of birds P1 .. 0ne To a three-letter word for some1hlng a wetl-dfc.ed mMI wears. add a first letter and get what you ate likely lo do when you meet a friend . (Stt Answer Box) Riddle Me Thia Does everything that goes up always comedown? (Sef! Answer Box) Hide-a-Name I . Hidden In this senaence Is a word for the house In which Abraham Lincoln wa~e was only one U"ib In front or the hotel. and they ran 10 get In It. 2. The name of a day we celebfate in February Is hidden In this sentence: the famed actress taking the part of Eva lenl Inestimable dl5tlnctlon to the drama club's annual play prodUC11on (See Answer Bolcl A.nnrer Ito• &UllU.I\ 'U!<le:) :M9efll ...... 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R297C PIHM Pf\nt c;ln rly Apt.No. • CllY State Zip CAHAOA. •nd In CCMlpoft lot ""''''no dlr.clly lrom TOnlfllo. --:: __ Amazing "Burn-Fat-By-The-Hour" Program Developed By Doctors At Boston Medical School BURNSAWAY~ORE -FAT EACH 24 HOURS THAN IF YOU RAN 14 MILES A DAY! Incredible "Crash-Loss" Breakthrough Reported In Leading American Magazines Works So Fast You Can Actually Measure the Difference In Your W alstllne In Just 24 to 48 Hours! Yn, LOSE _,, IO • ll'OUNOS IN fire( 41 HOURS -LOSE 11P cell1 tile "'omertt It 1ta11t workfrtO '" your 1y1t1m? It 11 a lo 12 ~OUNOI .... ,.,., 7 deye -LOSE .. to •• I , e-7 IOl•llr rtew c:oncepr "' Ill• • ., •o••llll Ill An ANTI-FAT ll'OUNOS 11011! IN 1111t 7 de,. -al\d conttnue to bu111 WEAPON unlike anything you've ever .. en, 01 rued 1n your •wey u much u 7 to t pounds more let every 2 weeks 1tt1 A FAT·BVRNINO eld 11111 tielp1 you connrt body fat to th1rutr11. (II you 11111 need 11) until you've finally loat body lual AUTOMATICALLY and EVAPORATE e•ceu 50 -10 -100 Pound• OR MORE . wltlMMlt fHC~. wlfll· pound• and inches lla•llno 1111 ,,.ry 11111 day• «NII co'"'"'' wlllpowe1, wlllloel c_._ ,._.... of IWneef CK Tllrnk ol Ill A medically proven formula 11111 la well an a •"'91• -"' of ~-rackl"I 111erc:i..1 ell1c:1tve reduc•no aid . Illar w"en comt>•nld with the lood Recommended by '"' V S. Go•emmenl'a very own docto•• )OU ur on thl• "crH f\·IOH " pr09ram •. tMtme ot1 • ,.ucll to rn8fllblr• ot Conorn• wllo w1n1 to loM w11oh1 1u 1 . . 1a1 •tell 24 IMMlr• • II ,_ .... Id "' to 14 "'"•• • d9Y ..• H•lled •• Ille werghl·IOH "llru~lhrougll ol tlle century" by ot .,..,.., J _,. of te-i. lt1 UM ••t b<Vtllt lleatl leadlllQ mld1c:11 journal• hire al IH I •• tile mo•I elfec· 1he -of llN• ,..... __ .,.. 1-ul• la "TH!RA· ltve NO-DRUG pr09ram tor FAST -INSTANT -PEA· ILl•·tOO" 91141 here la ,...cleetr flow '°" uu It to wlf1 tlle MANENl LIFETIME WEIOHT·lOSS ever made available lo Mdy MM!,.,... ot ,_doe-•• you: the public without 1 preacrlpllort• LOSE V, TO 4 TO a INCHES OFF YOUR WAISTllNE '#OAKS SO FAST ntE FIAIT WUIC AlONE YOU LOst U, TO 2 TO S INCHES OFF YOUR HI" lOSE AS MUCH AS t ~ TO TO l>OUNOS OF LOU VP TO 3 INCHES OFF \'OVA THIGHS BOTH FLUIO ANO FAT EVERY 24 HOURS! LOSE U' TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR 9UTTOCICS OtrtCI from lhe pagea of medical 1ourna11 and lead•"Q Ami'••· LOSE VP TO • INCHES OFF YOUR STOMACH can maoa11ne1 come 11po111 ol •n 1nc1ed•bte 111 11 .. rnon9 , bruktf\rougll by mld•Ct l rtH llCllett II one ol Boaton s tor,.. ind aa we·v,. H •d lie ore 1tar1111Q nol in weella, but in mere moat medlcll achoo111 Report• 01 a new c•aah-ton p•o· d•r• orem (lulu•ino 1 remertable n1turat 1ubttance1 11111 t1l~ly HELPS YOUR 900\' CONVERT STOAEO UP FAT TO IUANEO )'el tu.rely •l•P• up FAT-BUANING METABOLISM IOICH UP ENEAOYI Al '"'' vel)I momel'I -hevlno rHd 1hl1 I•• -your eyll..., to Allio.CK bulg•no .P@C-•I• ol tar and 11ac11 you are but one .i.011 atep away hom LIFETIME IMMUNITY 10 shrirtk artd bUrrt Illar lat 1n just a maller of l>Oura• TO FAT! N-COlllH ypur FINAi. ()l/\NT STEP into • wholo Vu, ''°"' one ot New Eno1111d'1 IUd•no med1c11 cenlera new world ol LIFETIME SLIMNESS comea Ille new SUPER FAT'·BURNER wey 10 turn up you• 01 courM , lllere 11 one th1no rou mual qep In mind W1tn "rnner furnace" . unloch lllbu cflng1no pockell ol lal . 1111 "THERA..SLIM-100" ••J' to l FETIME SLIMNESS J'OU can· break lll•m down SO FAST ... you burn oil e•ce11 bulge nol goroe youtNll on ell 901'11 ol l1111nln9 lood1, U ndies at the unbelleveblt ••II ot up to I ~OVNOS ot IHllfl INld end and dea111'11 Nol tl\al you'd ever wanl to, blc•u•e with f8\ QOME tfle ,,.,, flNI -'!MM! •l-1 "THERA-SLIM·100" -due to your new. ttepped up metab· Think or II! You •c•ually burn •••r more lat eacll 24 ho<in 01tam -t>ealdes enormout welghl·lou you also e•pe11ence lhan II you ran 12 lo 1• m•••-• day. Lote more lncllet e•e'h a iou or huno•• Wiiie/i m•••• h one of ll•e ea11u1 way• 10 wHll; then II you did 300 111-upa u cl\ morning end 300 Puth· lose weight 1111 N-11111'1 how al"'ple II 11. -~r~...,UAf-UCll~ll io.ctu•ll LOSE .. much .. A FULL SIZE THE STEP .1:71 -YOU EAT ., ' ' .. '"'h'Ni;1~~~~~~l~kt~S~lflC§fl..~~o~l~l~y~-~~w~•~la;t~ll~11t~:::;i:~f~n~•~d~d~lt~lo~n~lo~lgh~11~w~ld~e 1nd llsly 1elect1on ol lood you ~n":.~ ,~~It,' Welghl·IOH reau • an • 01nlng artd nfgt11. (all ac1en11l1ca~ p109rammed to that 1b.01u11lr 11egoer the lmagln111on. Jull 10011: STEP .::2 _YOU TAltE ~~~~ U.S. ARMY OfFICERS LOSE WEIOKT 3 TIMES POUnd • FASTl!A THAN llllR 8lFOIUil Once • day. you rake ··THE"A·SLIM·IOO .• rn • glHa t>I c ... Ml•lot'f • t: Wilen medictl re1111clle11 in Bo11on, New waler. (just ltlte relreatunv hull juice) T"'' 1\1-amlno 1ntt11e Yortc, Pf\1llldelplll• end Loi An91IH r111t t11ted th•• new ht· helpa llHp th• lt1·t>urn•no chi •n·ructton oo•ng All 24 llll'llno c:onc:epl on • ec11nlll1c wllQhl-IOH pr~ram .. lhey HOV"5 OF THE DAY -NON-STOP• reported astortlalllng re1ull1 ol H rnucll •• 12 POVNOS LOST IN JUST THE FIRST 7 DAYSI -16 to ti POUnd• oone by the STEP t3 -YOU HAVE AUTOMATICALLY STEPPED UP tnd ot week l\Uftlber lwo -and moil mlrtd-boQgllllQ ol all -'t'OUR FAT·BVRNING "1ETABOLISM -SO YOU AUTOMATIC· us. Army Offocera actuelly IO••no ••tQlll 3 tlmea IH ler than ALLY BURN OFF EXCESS WEIGHT' ever bllore• A• muc:ll u 50 POliNOS GONE, f1ke lllal' tn virtually no ltme ti ell, yov make your rnner lurnace .ccelerate tal t>urn-olt Setely, gently, yet aurefy you cauae WAISTLINES SHRINK UP TO 3 INCHES tN a oradual chanoe In your t11-bu1n1no mellbOltlm aa you "rev· 7 DAYS -A Fl.ILL S INCHES SMALLER IN A up · that inner lumace SINGLE MONTH! The reaulf Your bo<fy t>eo•rr• IO •hmlnlle •IOlld•UP ,., and c ... Ht.tery #t2: Wiien flret rumor• ol this medical Dre•~· lluld al • ralo ao 1ncredlbfr IHI. lhe t1•1Y 11111 weekend alone lhlOUQh tu••d our to 11ro1n11on11 actora, ICl•OMS and YOU DRAIN AWAY AS MUCH AS s OR II POVNOS• celtbllllH . they ttnmtdlltelr ruahed to Ill• olhce• ol In allo•I. Wtlll Ille "THEAA·SllM-tOO" -•iollt·loo prOQflm. Alrterrc•'a tudlno ••IQht-loh -clehsta 10 oet 111elr hand• you lorce your body to automatlcally conver1 body lat to body °" lhl• "ma91c comPQUno". and no wonder' 8ecau .. Ille 11111 luet eu1om111celly .,,,,,.,It I ally cell• dreln oll e•ceu -•k alone they carved away u much ea 2.pounes. • d•y flab lluall 11119111 ovl ol 1ou1 •Y•l•m ONCE AND FOR ALL• ... 13 poulld1 1 wHk . were forced to talto. In 111111 bell• Never bltore nu "'•O•c•I 1e11nce ollered you a 1urer. 3 note"" tmaller In lust tO d1y1t ru ter. more allectove w11g111.1ou merl>od. (1hon ot total 1111. OOCTOAI AEPOAT: AV!AAO! LOSS -57 POUNDS! l"Q) lllen thla auper let•burnlng br11•th1ougl\ dt•eloped II c-Hlatory #J: But moat 11gnlltc1n1 ol •fl . wl>tn un1• one ol Bo11ort'1 l eading Medlcel Scnoots. Ille 11o r I d edl I h I t ~ N y ..,, THE FACTS AAE IHI THE AESEARCH IS DONE' THE "111 1• IPI a a en m ca ac: oo a, ,euc., 11 ew 0·~ • , .. CREDIBLE WEIOHT "'•&"ING RESULTS HAVE BEEN lHdlng Medlul School and Clevel1nd • lu gul lloapilal) .., -~ n lllted 11111 l'llwly dltcovered "e111ll·lou pro0r•m" on Pl· PROVEN BEYONO A SHADOW OF A DOUBT BY MEDICf<L 11 t• hO 111 '" I 11 had b h I It h SCHOOLS -HOSPITALS -DOCTORS -AND 6COA£S en "' 1 1 vu Hn ope eu r ovirwerg t ' •NO SCO"ES OF O"E'"..,E'OHT p•TfENTSI NOW THE FINAL 1n1y 1epot1ed uronlahlno 101111 ol •• much o 2 pounds 1 ,. " • "" • " d•y 11 lhl llert . 20 ro 30 PO<lndl 1 monlh . H "'uch t i STEP IS UP TO YOU! 10 pounoa lo•I over a alnole aummer •Hton! _ by almply A!MEM8EA: You "'uat -dramatic , .. u111 In )ull 24 houra 11epplno up th111 lt1-bu1n1no mttet>ollam and IMlmlfll, Rl•ll· -reaullt you c•n rneaaure with both yo.ir 1cale Ind your lf19, e1ldnlt19 50. 70, 100 pound• ol llud-111 fat . F"5TER, l•P• m111ure . you mull IO•• SURER thin they had ever dr111111d PoH lbltl UJI to I Iba. the that 41 llo11rt WORKS LIKE "POWOEA!O HEAT" -MAKES 'l'OUA up to 12 Illa. the fin \ 1 dlyl INNER FUANAC.£ 8AEAIC DOWN 800\' F'ATI UP to T Iba. 1110 '1 '"• ""' 1 d•Y• Wll•I '' lhll wondrou• new development Illar lltlp1 11fely or It co111 you nothir>VI Simply returrt wltMn 10 oaya tor full 1llmul•1• l•l·llurnlno melAl>OllMt al\d ehrlnk your bOdy'• Ill 1elund (ucept potl-O• •n0 h1ndlln9, of c:ourwe). Acl nowt IF YOU READ NOTHING ELSE -READ THIS' Wl\Af ...., '" Oii lftll .. II Ille .,,_ ... "' ol 1111 latest <O"llll .... ft Dy n..clfUI ICltltCI I~ llM war ~111111 111 Otwel· .,.. 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'"'"' roe _._, IN tMI Mid HYIM Wfltfl ~ft letl tNwtft S.. fl Ill '9no'I atrH lfltl flit ''THEllA· SUM 100" rNd It llltltMI Sll-u, lllCIWlllf lilt r-lldtd "90'H S1ft N ily 11114\IJ, llft't llt Ill Ille -· lllKltVI -Mell ta t~ ~I al llCttl .,..IO'll '"" """'"" ~ !lllOIQI telt"Ct REMEMBER : YOU MUST LOSE: e • • up to I lbs. the flr.t 48 hours up to 12 Iba . the trrat 7 ct.ya 1A9to71b1 • more the ne•t ·1dep • or it costs you nothlngt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •Atl •~llSI COUP'Oll fllAY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i ~NN-910, l"ttAllllACALI, Oeot. 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CHv tf ~tc.M ~. 6-•••••••••••••••.,.•••••••••! .. PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gib.on What's the best time of day to celebrate? Who recalls wedding dates-wives or husbands? SIX flSCINlTlffG fACTS ABOUT ANNIVERSARI -s- TRUE OR FALSE? who were a decade shy of reaching the 1. When 11 man forgets his wedding an-annlvel"Silry. The older women were also niversary, It's an Indication that his affec-found to be more self-confident. tton for his wife Is on the wane. 3. True. lnvestlgalions conducted by 2. After a mania~ has weathered 30 Britain's Regional Health Authority, anniversaries, a couple's appreciation for Medical Information Unit, lndlclste a each other tends to dim as they take each marked increase In Ulness and death In other more and more for granted. the birthday month for elderly persons.· 3. There Is a mysterious "anniversary Evidence strongly suggests that many ag- d!sease"' which afflicts elderly people. ed people make mentzil assoclblions be· 4. Young people who figure they're tween birthdays and death days, so that be.ginning to be "old" when they pass the birthdays late In life can lower morale, 30th anniversary of their birth are }ump· which lessens reslstance to fatal disease. ing the gun. 4. True. Univetslty of Michigan studies S. Antklpatlng a happy annlveBAry can cite the flmJings of a team of an· make you accident-prone. thropologtsts and nutritionists that most 6. If you plan to take your wife out tor a people '~don't really start aging until after sumptuous meal on her birthday or wed-they reach 39."' Maybe that's why the ~Mll~~l)l.~~QUld -rem~b late Jack Benny wanted to sta~ 39. 4RJ;("ffi~fna1e~brl~ti~ u1"uay-~~'l4-"-")\l,,,.~Res'P(,:_ ... , ~ho U~~l)( of. she'U get Iha.most pleasure out of eating. Southern California aemonsfral'es~at ANSWERS the buildup of a~ticlpatory anxiety and l . Folse. Studies at Columbia Unlversl· ty show that men's memories simply work differently than women's, Women have a better "social memory,'' better recall of events relatlng to personal relationships, which, of course. Include wedding an- ni.versarles. birthdays. etc. A man's memory tends to excel In other dlrec· tlons. such as In regard to facts and figures (both kinds). It's Ironic that some faithful. lovlng husbands are most forget· ful about many things that may mean a lot 10 women. while those who play around with other women often make a point of remembe1ing occasions like an· nlversarles and birthdays-motivated by fullngs of guilt or trying to lull ~Ible wifely suspicions. 2. Folse. ·University of California researchers compared the marital rela- tlonahlps of couples who had reached their 40th wedding anniversary (average age 60) with couples 10 years younger who were just reaching their 30th wed· dJng anntvenary. T™t fonner group rated thelTl$elves appreciably happier than the younger one, and this was esptcially true of the wives, who were foufld to have "a bett81 self•concept and more posll!ve peroepttons of their marriages'' than thOM excitement that often precedes the celebration of an ex.ceplional/y happy an- niversary can produce. nervous ten.slons that affect both physical coordination and judgment, making you more prone to ac- cident and injury. So when you're celebrating an anniversary, play lt cool and don't expose yourself to haz:ards. 6 . True. Studies conducted at the Psychological Laboratory at Cambrld~ (England) prove that the ablllty to taste and savor what we eat varies markedly with the lime of day Food eaten at any lime can appease hunger But so far as pleasure Is concerned-our sensitivity to sub~ and delicate nuances of flavor, our abUJty lo relish delectable food-the lime of day makes a big difference. It has been found that the same food eaten around midday will taste much better than If eaten later In the day. Tats show that sensitivity to sweetness, bitterness, sourness and saltiness Increases gradually during the morning hours. attains a peak at noontime, then gradually dedlnes, with the sense of taste being appreciably less acute with the approoch of late after- noon and dusk. The pracncal application of thne findings It obvious: your wife will get the most pleasure out of utlng raw! If you treat her to 111 great lunch litl.J Exquisite Hand-Painted Antiqued -GENUINE PORCELAIN COLLECTOR'S DOLL • Superbly-\'ralled collector'!\ ma.<iterpiei:e •·Not a reproduction in cheap plastic-it'i; r,o/ porcelain, f'fallg hand-pamt.ed! • A child'11 joy ... a pa~nl's treasure You ' ... 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Gone are the days when America was a meal· and potaloes-nation. Our tas.ie fOf the exotic has been stimulated by TV cooking programs. the pwliferallon of cookbooks and mitgazines and news papers. Add to these low-cost jet travel. Wf>fkmgwomen and the youth who burst upon the scene m the 6Us diallengmg all that was conventional; suddenly our so- ciety has become remarkably variegated In 1erms ol our eating habits. Whether dining at home or at fasi·food chains or gourmet restaurants. our eating habits are changing. In 1953 fast·food chicken sales. fOf n · ample. were essent\ally zero. Today mOfe than one chicken m every fi11e winds up as carry-out Of fast· food. In 1953 almost all chicken was shipped as whole birds on whole c.ar cas.ses. Today almost 40 pey-cent of broilers are cul up undeT FedeTal mspect100 and ano«her 5 to 10 percent are cut up at retail· store level. Consumers simply want the convenience and selection that parts packages offer. The world of food in Arperica is a different picture now than it was 25 years ago due to changing lifestyles and improved technology. TI1e beef industry has anothef story . C ttl I t . d d During our quarter·century oi social a e popu a ion goes up an own -ft lik th st k k 1 d 111 k revolutlon our food habits have changed , e .e oc ma~ e -an s a mar ~· far more than the com~on use of de· m }.\s.elf,.,&4;eJ, pflCl}.S dr.on wJle_o.Jhere-»•1'*, ·~ ~ ·foOch ~-~~ , rlfor1 supply ltran demantJ SQ herMre" 11tY . ' prec1s1on on supermarket shelves At· regularly thinned to create a supply-and· -d h h d d I -h demand balance The c1>st of feed Is a titu ~ ave .r: ange · an. a on~· wit f~rtor and lo g ch f r d Mom m the kitchen. there IS Dad. and tf ~ . ret n pur ases o ee . . g a, 1 L It II dd 1 h 1 Dad 1sn I there. Junior and Sis may be. r in 1s ano ner a a s up o w a we . pay for 0C1d products Coo~ing ~as become a perfmming art: Add fa k t I '--and 11 Is without age or gender. ncy pac aging cos!>, auc>r. transportation and all the rest. and you W~at we boug~t '" the ~upe~arkets hav'I an expensive food basket When -~ ter we got t ere -c ange . too. you consider that 40 percent ol all meal Beside the mammoth trozen·food . de· produced goes Into the ground roduct partments. the, neat (and expensive) or into .. processed prnducts. y~u can packaged . refrigerated departments. begin 10 understand the staggerln ad· whole sections of essen~lally last-food ance f pnces g products are offered. MtXes and pre· v y, 0 t · ,h k f d food pared foods of all kinds have been mak· ou canno 1n o processe .1. grind. shfed. whip and slice -all tn seconds. They have revolu· lionized cooking techniques. and more cookb<ds are showing how to use them If the reaction to lists ol conven· ience foods and quid! ways lo In !)est them dt'Cllws a ptollle ol in- difference to quality. that is an inaccunite picture. We have grown clemandful ol a push· button society. but also we have grown up in awareness not only ol quality but ol our health and well-being from what we. eat. Only this past January. the Sen- ate Subcommittft on Nutrition and Human needs published its re- vised Dietary Goals n?pOrt. The goals are aimed toward a reduction in the intake al calories. cho&esmol. satu· rated lat, total fat. sugar and salt because these foods have been linked to causing so-oDed kilm diseases. Recommended Is an increase In consumptk>n ol fruits. vegetables and w~ grains. This concern for health has spurred the growth of practicing vegetarians. While strict vegetarians are snll a \lery small p<Xtion of the population. they have turned ·oor attention to the virtues of the nutntious vegetable and the count· less and imaginative ways 10 make vege- tabies quite satisfying. With vegetables fresh. frozen Of c.anned, with food pro- cessors available In every price range and Ing at home cooking easier since 1947. mhyriaddclookboobl kshlo guhide us in m~klnlg with the introduction of the first cake I em e ecta e, I ey ave maeasing y mix: in 1951 refrigerated blscull dough: become. apart from the strict vegetarian 1964. -~~f~ ~.1)4bc;. 1 , diet. a tasty addition to a general dlet_- 1968 Bacos. • tlie'T~t S9Y pro<roct'1>(ft!P~l'Jl~4~~ >.os.'p~·~~Y kind In 197°1 (a year that certainly must broad appeaJ is the f~fl'Bl16irf~ be immortalized because of it) Hambur· of other cultures· French. surely: ltahan. . naturally. but also the best of Chinese ger Helper arrived. a handm~uden to our d M'ddle E 1 · Eth foods relentless Inflation. an ' . astern cu sme. me S. · II b h d stir our interest In the cultures that begot m<;e we re a m a ig urry an we d A be' h · · h food · · th h I I them. an merlca mg w at 11 ts, we ave to ZIP us roug meat me. h d f II b th · 1 It bl Th ave tume to our own roots or a . ut· e mtCTowave oven was nev a e. at f ti di h 1956 b k ff . orgo en s es. c.ame In . . ut It was a bul y a air lnterli!stlng foods call for the proper and e><pens1ve. }hat has changed now, libation. 50 11 15 not surprising that we and the home mterowave oven ls-stream· h d loped assl fOf w· lined and understandable av~ eve a P on me. Food h h Smee 1960. the adult per capita con- processon are very muc on 1 e sumption of table wines has more than scene, too They blend. chop, beat, tripled Because white wine goes with JUSI about everything. It Is drunk the without thinking of friun food It was not until the late 40's that mass-market Ing of frnums began In 1953 the first frozen dinner was commercially success ful. ii was a TV dinner of turkey. gravy. mashed potatoes and peM t-lalf our population was born after the advent of that dinner. and one wonders whether that half of us can even fantasize what the old pieferences were like Introductory Offer -Save $1 most. and we have come to know it is foolish to be intimidated by snobbish rules of wh11t to drink with what. One drinks the wine one likes. With frozen foods came the home freezer. and with that and 1mpmved refngeTotors generally. the dally market buying al thousands of years came to an end. and once·a·week shopPlng now is the mode MARii. 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Overall height: 6 inches. 1 Inch stacked heels. COLORS. CAMEL, BLACK OR WHITE SIZES: NARROW -51/, thro'ugh 12 MEDIUM -4 lhrough 12 WIDE -5 through 12 (NO HALF SIZES OVER 10) u ..w .,.,.. .. u••r ·Add s1.eo t0t poetaoe •net c.o.o. m.DEAS: • ...._ ~ """" handling If ordering NARROW his M 6 A widths • S 1.00 extra lor slies C.O.D., plHlle MEDIUM hll 8 w.Olhs over 10 send S2.00 per WIDE hts C 6 D widths •REFUND IF NOT DELIGHTED pair depoall. ----------------OADEA FOAM ---;-------------Send order• to· ' SOFWEAA SHOES • 1811 San Jeclnlo • Dept. WF-1 • Houaton, Teqe 71002 (PIHH Prlnl) NAME ____________________________ ~ AOORESS·---------------------r-~----~~ CITY STATE ZIP NAME OF SHOE SIZE WIDTH COLOR PRICE . I Add s1.eo tor oos•-oe •nd handllno •------- T11x11 realdtnt• add 5% 11191 •••· TOTAL I _______ _ ~o~wo r ~hoo~ 1H11 SAN .JAC'".INTO ~ 1 i ~3 @J ~@J H OlJSTnN H XA"-lit)f1,' SPORTS: OUR GREAT OBSESSION We p~ them and watch them and make players into owrnight heroes. By Pat Smith dMdual has a choice of a dozen or moor ma)or lpOrtl ewntl which he -or 1he - DI M.gglo, Mays, Mandi, Robnon can wMch wllhout ~ out of ~. and Wiiiams. The nmnes were-Ike~ teiMlion preens a llmMed mllglc, nicogntDhle to 9Chooltachen and ewn mothers. Indeed, ~-as It had been for ouer hal a oentury-was d lhe name ol lhe game In lpOfts 25 years ago. With ~ moldy• gleam In the eyes ol Bil Paley and David Ser· noff, radio W-. lhe primary sou.rot of lpOftl pleasure for mllbons ol fans, most ol whom had never seen lhe Inside of a ma;or 1eague stadium. So lhe wMI geometry of bis-'tlme beMbaD had to be teen In the mind, ~ ahape, color and motion by lhe vivtd; rhythmk repcA liloy of the Bu~ field of sport5 has wid· ened beyond even the most outrageous predictions. Bueball now .hares the na- tional spodlght with foo4ball. bublball, tennis, hockey and golf-and wtthin the next decade IOCXlet' will probably have kicked 115 exciting way Into national prominence. The expansion al spom In America has pant.lied the growth of television. To- day, on any given weekend, an In· l'A T SMIT/ I 11 a for~r Newtweek edllor and WrlU!r for ABC·TV Sports He '' current/11 o rontrlbutlng edltOf Jor OutdOOt Life mogoline view ot the acliof'I, the deveJopmena ol an lns&ant-re:p&.y aechnique alows U5 lo .. 9'gnlkant p&ays a terond time In sklW motion. What have been the~ of lpOfts since Five. V WEEJU. Y came Into our &ws? This il5ue .. not big enough to tncbte than all, but hett II a dlltilation ol what happened out there In the 6eJds, dia- monds, courts and lingl. -&sebell. When owner Horace Stoneham toe* tu.·be&oved Giants out ol Manhattan and crowd the MlerhM\~ on hil way to Sen Frandlco, the major ~ took a giant *P toward beoom- • our ftnt truly national tpart. Then, a few yean later, when the Dodgm for· toolc Brooklyn fCK che goldfWJds ol Los Angela, lhe westward Nlh was on. With teleWloo paving the way and air travel becoming faslef and more efficient, the major leagues began to expand from 16 tams to today's total of 26. 11'1 probeble that more teams, Including one from Hawaii, win be added In the near future. As for the talent? WeD, If It Is spread out a bit. It cer1alnly hasn't dlmlnlthed. Each year, records once consktered unbreak· ab~ are ,haltlred. In 1967 Dodger short· *JP Maury Wils stunned the ~ worid by -..Mng 104 bates, aaieding Ty Cobb't~ ol 96. Then, In 19Tl Sc. Louis Cvdinal out· fielder Lou Brock Wrw by Cobb's c.-eer record ol 892 thefts, end he's ttill run· nlng. They l8id Babe Ruth's 714 Wetlme home runs would mnd forewr. 1lie:n gendll Henly Aaron quietly~ up to lhe made: and palled It, clouting 733. A*'1ll< or not, Yankee Roger Mans's 6 1 homers made the 1961 l8MOrl one of the most dnunadc In beiMbal hilmcy. Then. thll-...on, Pete ROM almhed, tcraached and clawed out • new modem National league recotd by hJtttng saleloj In 44 con· leCUthle games. -Pro fOOlbaJI. Ahn aiffertng the dilpangementl ol atria who called It a rageag, tplridas wnion of lhe college game, prolellional f<>Otb.11 came of age In the 1960'1. Flnandalli; buoyed by the selling of televtsion rights. the National FootbaU League began llO attract some of the best athletes from the coGege ranks and, within a few lcatOf\S, became big business. The NFl's burgeoning bottom line did not go unno&ed, however, and In 1959 some freewheelers from Texas, led by Lamar Hunt, founded the American FootbaD League. The AFl ownen had money, and they spenl It wen, snapping up much of the Amold Palmer . bat talent availble. AHer a few f&llering years on the fteld end In the box offloe. the AFl began to mold, end, by 1964, they no longer could be regarded 111 ptt- tenden. Repeatedly. they chaDmged the Nfltoa~gameand, In 1967, the AFL's KantM Ctty Chiefs met the Green Bay Pacbn ol the NFl In the ftnt Super Bowl. Al..-a dole first hal. the Packers roled OWi' the Chiefs and won going away-35 to 10. But two ye.an later. the N4IW y orit Jets, led by Joe Wiiiie Namath, a brasti young man with sleepy eyes and the llvelie.st throwing arm In football. upset the Boltlmore Colts, 16 to 7. The next year, KMsas City vindicated Ill first Super Bowl lot& by pummeling the Minnesota Vikings, 23 to 7. Im med lately, talks of 11 merger began In earnest and, by 1971. 1•·s NEW OUTDOOR UFE park.sSY1tem.thelarge.stlnany -..-..., .... ...._,--.ft decade .slncie !he system was o established at Yelloy.!stone In In a head .. on rush, we've again learned to is12: a 1ota1 of JO new perks: k th -id 14 n • slToll as distinct from thee)(· peared .~~ _QV.!!,f~ ~··$e~1'~9fU, JllP.9H· see Slo eco~n!zys . ean~~~ X«~~..:..~.~~w:e -~~~.;.. rriir\ls-tl\if~~'l~~. f1~~~·~. percent; fishing, from 29 to 55 So the good llfe moved on. out There was legislation estab· By John G. Mitchell The paltem began to change percent: canoeing and kayak· 10\Nard the country. And th()S(! lishlng a national system of In the ~te 1950't. Suddenly, Ing, from 2 to 16 perce11t and who could, followed It. wilderness areas. wild and • o vet the past 25 years, but Americans were discovering overnight camping, from 8 to Bui something was happen· scenic rivers and !Tails.* There most·demonstrably within their state and national parks, 37 percent. In just 17 years, II Ing, and the newspapers got was the Land and Water Con- 1he last 1.5, Americans have and their na!lonal forests, too, had come lo thl1. the message The mu.sage was servallon Fund, Pf Ovldlng as· been rushing to the out·of· thanks to Smokey Bear. Under What caused thl1 great tum· that something had gone slstonce to the states to expand doou In such Increasing num· Fede.ral auspices, an Outdoor around Into the out·ol·doon? wrong with the air we breathed their own and their cities' park bers that one might think the RecrHllon Resources Review Oh, mobility and leisure time! and the water we drank and systems. And finally there was mountains and the foreit1 had Commission CORRRC) was Sociologists have been throw· swam In and fished. The the National Environmental Jusl been Invented. Ne.ar many convened to asse11 1he lmpllca· Ing that duet at u1 for so long me1sage was "pollution " Polley Act, establl1hlng a pro- large cities toda~ rivers on Ilona of this new awakening. that It has auumed the rtgor ol Ecology had come at last lo the cess to a55ure 1ha1 Federally weekends are clogged with ca· Studies were made of activity dogma. But 11 Is far 100 simple. front page. funded projects, 1uch as Inter· noes, trail• have become con· preferences. The commission· Of coune moblllty had It• ef. It Is no mere coincidence that state highways, would not pro· veyor beha for backpacks. and ers were astounded. People feet; more cars and more high· the age of ecology and the era ceed at the expenae of re· boot&, and blkewaYI -who-were not only driving for plea· ways In post·war tlmea got the of outdoor leisure ahould arrive sourees the other measures had ever heard of thot In the sure (the number·one activity people out of their roclclng full·blown In our toclety stmul· preserved. l950's? -are beginning to Cry In 1960) but they were begin· chain. And. yes, the work tancoualy, for the (Wo are lnex· We need the outdoors so out for lfafflc cops. Falling In all nlng to walk as Wt:ll , hOUf!i shriveled. and the boss lricably llnke<J. The roots of lhe much more than our great· Ill myriad fonns under the Consider the following; In threw In 1ha1 e1ora week of environmental movement are granddaddies did when they rubric of outdoor recreation, 1960 ORRRC found that 6 per· 'v~tlon. And all of It counted. bedded deeply In the humus of pushed the frontier over the this lust fot activity afield cenl of a crow·sectlon sample But what really helped was the outdoor experience: and cliff. We need It as a mirror to itlrcady 1uppom one of the of adult Americans (lhtrefOfe, 1he rush to the 1uburbt In the the future of that experience to ounelvu -10 know not only hottest "growth" lndusttles of theoretically, o( all adult Amer• 1950's. City people de1pelr1ng • large extent Is dependent on who we 11re but where we Clllme our notiont1I product. More Im· lcana) wtnt hiking°' backpack· of city problem• fled to the ur· how wisely the movement from. Confined by the walls ._ Por1ant, for the long run, II Ing at ~atl once o year. By b.!ln fringe In March of th« good function• In the ye~m ahead . &nd roof• i f our modem w•ys, re.fleets o Ntlubrious change In 1977, the U.S Interior Depart· llfe -to the good vre.n grau Wt1h the conMtvatlontsts It 11 easy to forget that ow kind lhc way Amertc.an1 view M l ment repoftl, hiken and bock· of one's vci'y 'own lawn and the beginning to flex tome muscle. beg1m and prospered fOf mll· only the physbl environment packen had lncreated nurly shade of the neighboring oak the 1960'1 saw a remarkable Ust l«nnla under open skies, with but •heir lnnsr Mlvei. · fl~·fold, to 28 l)ltrccnt Further trea. Vet fOf IOrrut subur· of con1C1Vatlon .chtcvements, tronller1 beckoning round cxampla of the boom: biking, bonltct, Utopla waa 1hort·llvecl most of which produced bene· 4'VC'.ry bend of the rlvan. Once J0 HNMnCH£LL. o/orm«r~ from 9 ~nt (19'0) to 47 One could no~ 1ee )oy In Ott ecc:rulng directly to u.1en of In a whlle, Wt: need to r•m•m· lllffk «kine. editot, 11 fNld «dll'>' percent (1977): nature study the 91•• for the nulNnot of the oul·of·doors. Th4tte was a ber that. It lt splandld l'1Wt • /Ot Audubon mogotnM and walking (the woodland cuntog It. And the o.ks dlaop-great e1epanalon of II~ natlon•I therapy lt It re·crcatlon l&J • • 'Mill'-'' MEIU.Y, ..,._.., tl, 1111 ~ ~~ Henry Aaron Cfms Evert Joe Namath the AFL and NFL had combined under five tournaments offered purses of tne offices of commissioner Pete Roselle. $100,000, Among the leedlng women -Boxing. Whal can one say? It's golfers are JoAnne Carner. Sue Roberts, been Ali most of the way Born Cassius Carol Mann. Kathy Whitworth. Jo Anne Clay In Louisville, Ky., 36 years ago, the Prentice, Judy Rankin and, of course, handsome showman with the fast fists Nancy Lopez. and lightning tongue has taken the sport, • -Tennis. Jimmy Connors. Ille the country and world by a series of Nastase. Bjorn Borg, Chris Evert, storms, the last of which cannot be ac· Evonne Goolagong, Billie Jean King. curately forecast. No athlete has been so The list grows seemingly by the week. scrutinized by the media Yet he r~malns Tennis, in just a very few years, has an enigma, even to those closest to him. become the most discUSS4?d nonteam Crowned the heavyweight champion sport In the nation. One re.ason, certain· three limes since 1964. All goes on-ly, is that ii was made for television. Like alternately Infuriating and beguiling both boxing, all the acrion can be caught with a his opponents and the nabon at large. single camera. Another reason Is that II Few experts agree where he should be can be played by both men and women- rated In the all· time rankln~. But which makes It particularly appealing dur· whether he could have beaten Dempsey, Ing these years of female activism. Louis or Marciano, one thing Is clear: While all this has been going on. more Muhammad All is the most famous prize· and more Americans have been leaving fiqhter who ever lived. their armchairs and crowding the local -Horse racing. At Belmont Park on golf courses and tennis courts In record June 9, 1973, a big, handsome three· numbers. I ye~r·old named Secretariat won the third And nary a pedestrian In any big city Is leg of racing' s T rlple Crown by running safe from 1he leBion of joggers who streak the fastest mile and a h._at 2:24 -in down the avenues, searching for that "In· $7 ,OOOJlO* TOTAL "'IZlrS $4,000.00 'HllT "lttlE $1,000.00 HCONO '1tfzt s 400.00 TMIM> .... IU s 50.00 • 1nc;tuOes 8011us Oller Prizes paid promptly upon completion of contest! I.net for lnfotm•tlon to: L Wh•t geme le thta m•n pl•rlng? 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Why this obsession for par· a s~).Jllia,b.,l9.~~.9~mfil.St.e11!1-~i..~~'f~i ~ -.---.......... ~ . 6'1Ntf""tj'~•"frrtiunV~tftflW~cf.' wnil ~ft°'ie'"Reno~dY""d'mlnbtra°Uon·s~m- home ahead of the field In the Kenrucky phasis on physical fitness. or maybe It has THIS IS THE AUTHENTIC ~. ~~~:otMAt ~¥ft!L!M,\),;t: .~~~~ : -COMPLETE WITH GRAFFITI, UNRETOUCHED AND IN GUARANTEED WORKING ORDER Derby. the Preakness and the Belmont something to do with the New Nar· Stakes, capping a phenomenal season by clsslsm. Or maybe It's the only way winning the Trtple Crown. In ~h race to escape all that sports on telev1-raw. Alydar finished second by less than a slon. ~ length. The rivalry has been the most hot-' ly contested In all racing. -Track and field . On a chill, blustery day In England 24 years ago, Roger Ban· nlster became the first human to run the mlle In less than four minutes. Bannlster's accomplishment Instantly focused the al· tentlon of the sp<>rtlng world on the mile as the ultimate challenge In track and field. Since then, 26 men have run the mile under four-minutes; the best time was established In 1975 by J ohn Walker of New Zealand at 3:49.4 -Golf. No sport has profited more from television than pro golf. Beginning In the 1950's with CBS'&.. Wonderful World of Golf, the once-genteel sport has been on a growth binge. With the rise In television n1tlngs came heavier sponsor- ship and richer purses. In 1958, for ex· ample, Arnold Palmer was golf's leading money-maker, winning $42,672. L.ast year. more than 75 players made no less than $40,000. Undoubtedly, the two ! dominant figures In golf over the last 20 J years are Arnold Palmer and Jack g Nicklaus. In recent years, women's golf J has gained national attention. Last year, f:AMILYWEEKLT.~le!l'C* tf, ,.,. a tt UNBEUEVABL Y PRICED AT Only $5950 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! 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Oregon and Anzona. are privately owned and open yenerally 8· 12 hours a day A rotating team of doctors performs a vanety of ser vices including minor surgery. What's the need for these new fac1li· ties? According to Medical World News, the patient saves substant1ally -and some of the pressure 1s taken off already crowded hospilal facilities. Patients also find them "less frightening" than hospitals f Amateur photographers still make mis· takes but not the same ones they used to At least that's what Wallace M Bar rus. director of photography m Brigham Young Universi ty's Dept of Communka· uons, claims "The main problem now is the ease of photography," Barrus says "Cameras do everything. This leads to the shotgun approach where people just shoot everything without stopping to think, W hy am I taking this picture?" Banus says that although Increasingly sophisticated cameras have fone away with many technical ·1nlstakes, there are slill some common problems The first are bluned pic tures caused by moving the camera or falling tu use a tripod when necessary. Then he says there are com· position problems, such as accidentally cutrlng someone's head out of the pho· tograph Finally. Barrus Sdys many ama teurs will photograph their 1ubjec1s against dlslracting backgrounds so that, for example. they'll have a !enc<' appel'I! Ing to run through the subject's ears. FAMID'WEFJ(J)' Tht Nt.,,,,,,.,,_, Mtgtt/nt ~· llftd P'ubllsher Monon Frank l!aec\ltlff V., .. ...._ ~ Patrlc:k M. Unakay ~tt\19 Edltoc. SCott DeOatmo U • FAMILY WECKlY,lepttmi.f 17, tt1• • Are Smaller Classes Beneficial? For at least a quarter of a century, Amencans haue tended to bel1eue m the benefits of small classes Are they really more eflectlue? Not necessarily reports a new Educa· tional Research Service study tha1 con tradicls a widespread assumption among parents, teachers, administrators and educat1onal groups. Certain kinds of students, particularly· those in lower grades. d1sadvanlaged youngsters and those with lower aca· dermc abilities. appear to benefit trom the smaller cla~ses says the survey by the nonprofit educational organization, But the study says that outside of these groups of pupils, the Investment of funds in smaller classes is not iOsnhed. The report concludes that decades of re · search "fail lo 1ustlfy small overall re· ducllons in class size or pupil-teacher ratio by a school board as a matter of general policy." Family Business LI Col Don D Diiion 1s a man who believes that the family that works lo gether stays together. That's why several hours a day you'll find Diiion, his wife and two teenaged children in lhe work shop of their Camp Hill. Pa . home. turning out handcrafted cookie molds Ttle family's business began 20 years ago when Diiion, who was then slalil)n1>d In France. became interested in wood carving lrom a picture in a magazine Over the years. he experimented wilh different types of catvlng Then when he> was slalioned m Germany he noticed other Americans buying lhe traditlonnl wooden cookie molds to hang as decora fll)ns. Diiion sent some molds he made 10 several stateside relotlves as Christmas presents. One of them took a mold 10 a local craft-store owner who said he'd be Interested In buying some. and the Oil Ions were In business Since moving hve years ago to Penn Men .. lno Edlloi; Tim Mulligan; Alt Dif9ctCK, Richard Vatda\I; Senlof Edlton, Ro111vn Abf• .,.ya. Hat Landon; FOtMt Edltcw, Ma11tyn Hansen: A .. t. EdltOf, Pam Lam~. Art. CMallne Wolak, 'le'-. Gl<Hla Brief, l'IO'ltft9 EdllCK. Peer Op P9fln.lln9f, Contl'tbull"I Witten, Shlrtay Sloan Ftdef, John Glbaon, Pfo1m1n Lobaenz. Anita &mmer Manut11et1Htn9; V.P.•Ott., Rk:htrcl Mllr.n, Maa· uo Mor .. Roberta Colline; Production Mfr., Chit•· sylvania. where Lt Col. Dillon Is director of trjlnsportatlon at the New Cumberland Army Oepol. the famfly has sold molds at local flea markets as well as "' muse· urns including the Sm1thsoman Dillon say~ the family assembly line 1s orgam.ted so that each member 1s depen· denrqn the work of the others. Dillon's w1f11 traces the design. he carves and saws. lhen l11s 16-year·old son Darcy ap plies the slain Thirteen·year·old Demse does the waxing and Inserts the hanging hooks Diiion says the children have learned about business and how to deal with the public by helping his wife sell the mnlcls. as well as bringing In money that will he used for their educath>ns Most Importantly. he says, It's given 1he ramily the oppmtunlty to W•Jrk tugether Diiion ls such a strong believer In thl' benefit!. of famlly effort that he st1ys when his mother and motlier in law come lu v1s1t, "I put them to work. too .. line Kraemer; ltla""4"1, MlchMI Montemurro v ..... Ad M.,....,, Gertld s. Wroe; Auoo. ue· *" Mf'., Richard K. C.rro~1 V,P.-W..tem Mf'~ Joe Frazet, Jr. ~oc. Cnecaeo Mor .. David LO'IO, Detroit ..... _ Lawrenc:e M Finn; Catlt., Ptflll ns. St99n.n-s, •on def Lleth and Heyward; MIR•tlne Ok., Stanley ROMnfatd. Mal\•tl"I Mer .• Kent D'Alutandro; Promotion OINctOf, l. C Wlndaor, Mdalnt Mtlf., Margaret Aleaal\IMI ,- More American• ue drinking al· cohollc beverage• reparts a recent Gallup Poll Seventy-one percent of the adults surveyed said they drink al· coholic beverages. compared to the 64% who reported drinking m 1969. Too many doctors -ancf high· er fees -are 'What con•umers can e:xpect In the next few years according to New Phy$lcian maga· zme, a publication for doctors in tram· 1ng. Cunently there are 189 doctors for every 100,000 Americans. up from 149 doctors per 100.000 per· sons lust 10 years ago In the ne>ct decade the ratio will climb to 242. a Federal survey estimates. creating a surplus of 25.00Q-50.000 phys1c1ans. San Francisco already has 525 doc tors per 100.<100 residents, the high· est ra!10 In the nation What will the doctl)rs do to compensate for the few· er patients each can expect to have? They'll undoubtedly charge higher fees savs New Physician People who hne children after age 25 are more Ntlsfled with their roles as parents reports a study by Dr William Granzig of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Granzlg Sdys that those who became parents before they were 25 tended to blame the youngsters for "their own lack of achievement," while those who had children later had a "better sense of who they were" and were m°'e salisfled with their roles ~.·, io!-6.-~ (fdM'tf1 i•/4l• 4• • ~~· • ~~ 'i'J.-::.. · BIRTHDAYS (Sun ·Fri . Virgo. Sat , Libra) Sunday -Anne Bancroft 47. Roddy McDowall 50. Chtef Justice War· ren Burger 71. Monday -Greta Garbo 73. Frankie Avalon 38. Rossano Brazzi 62. Tuesday -Twiggy 29. David Mc· Callum 45. William Golding 67. Wed· needay Sophia Loren 44. James Galanos 54 Thured.y. -Leonard Cohen 44 Friday John Houseman 76. Ingemar Johansson 46 Saturd•y - Ray Charles 48. Romy Schneider 40. M1ekey ROQl"ley 58. 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San Dieao VS Iowa Stale ll:OO@ ht flltMll Oakland Raiders vs Green Bay Packm IZ:JO U QI) llf1 '71 1:00 U IB f'rt ~ Sin Dieco Char1ers al Denver 8t011COS 2:00 ID Slftll c....try Giff T~ rinal 1ound compehhon llom the R01Jnd Hills Country Club, Alamo, Cal •:OO • Celllte r_..• ·11 G Cellet• f_.,M USC fro1ons vs Dreaon hpe dtlay ol iame yesterday 4:lCl'8 "Mint S,O,U LtttMI liosl Tom Semr p1oftles hockty star Cordie Howe. hom his &Jory days with the Oetro1t Red Winas thmugh his p1tsent days with the World Hockey Assoc11hon SUlllMY, SUTtlrtl0 17 t:OO e CC) "Weur been" (1dv) '15-Ben Murphy, Petti Cmts • .. ..._.. A hit ""'9" (dra) ·~-C1eaory Peck, Anthony Quinn l:OO m CC) "Owl •I O!Mlt" (•m) '66-Jamu Garner. Dennis Weaver lllOllDAY, SEmMIH II 1.-00 G CC) "A M11 fer Al S.-" (dra) '66 -Paul Scolreld, 01sor1 W~llu 1 • (C) "Tiit Sll1C l1111tCtJlb" (dra) '61 -Anthony Quinn. Yoko Im t:OO e U (ff) ctJ" "4flJ ._ .. (dr1) '78 Marsh• Muan, Anthony llopk1ns e (C) "Tiit W11 W11t11" (wu) '67-John W1yn~. IM OouflH fUCSDAY, Sll'TUllll It 1:00 e (CJ ..,._." A Fi...t" (com) '70 lick AlbertJOn. W11te1 Ch1111 I Tiit IC car•1t" (dra) '51 Kirk Oou1la$. Jen Sterhnt t.00 (I) (C) "Tiit ~· (WH) '16 John W1ync, lames Stor11t e QJ) QIJ rt) "Alf"" '77" Part I (dr1) ·71 l•c• Lemmon. let C11nt W(OftCSDAY, KPTEMIU 20 1.-00. (t) "Tiit Ttl ...... " (_..,) '&6-A11nt lltwttt. M111t Ptrtchy e "lallC Dir'• Mtlltf IMI llllM" (dra) '67 Kath111nr llep~urn. Itson Robirds Jr t:tO e (I) CC> Mar. Y• II !tit ..._ -.r <wso) 78 lllthlttn Beller. Tony 8111. Blythe Danntf e U tB <C} "Akplrt 77" Coric! (dre) '1 I Itek Lemmon TNUaOt\f, SUTOllll 11 l'OI e C'CJ ~"•" Part I (dra) '60-llwk Oou1tu I 1u11ncr Ohw!fr lean S1111mons. Pettt UlllllOV e (C) ~ MflllM (rom) ·~ Joscpll Cotten. Joan Fontaine RllOAf, srm ... u .... (Q) ·~" Coftcl <••) '60-IOR Oouclta, Jm S!llllllOflS, ltllftllCt Ol1w1e1. ronr Cur1ii, Clltrln lt\1111100 t:tO. (fl) !Bl (l:J "flle lff lltn lt111" (com) 76 Walter ~hlthau, Tatum O'NHI SAJUllDAT SCPTUllO U 1:00 e (C) "Tiit ...,. ...._1. (adv) '16 L1nuy W11ner, I u Ma,ori e tc) wlt'a A....,._, Ufl" (rOlll) '41-lamu Ste111rt, Donna Rhd too e (VJ ... ....._ & AleuNtl" (d11) '71-M1ch11I J1yiton, Janet Sutmlft, u111111tt OltY1er, M1cha1I Rtdarawt e ,,,.,..... hclfkH (adv) '51-J•hn Wayne t.tl. 0 8 CJ:) "IMt Clfttrlilp" (SU$ll) '16-Btllt Davis I· eu1L r -1N 01s HwAS HER . s}gll I . 17" RCA COLOR,,TELEVISION s 1 I (Wiii\ -· -·•Oii • 25· RCA coNSOLE coLORTAAKs538 I IMll9 ~ ..... , ..... , ....... 1 .. f~ .. '-"t-T" • SADDLEIACI IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo ll t ·Z040 -494.4949 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W 1st St Santa Ana -ll 5·3 t 71 , .. 2~~.1~a1r:dra-# Newport Beach -640 .. 6444 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9 I 00 CHEVROLET COHNRL CHEVIOLfT 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWtCK DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano IJ •• 'J7'-.4tl·JJ71 SUNSET FOID 5440 Garden Groye Blvd Westminster -646-4010 , "HIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive Irvine-761-5111 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9640 HONDA ROH fiOODWIH HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171 -0412 COPEL.AND MOfORS, INC. 2001 E. 1st St. Santa Ana-551-1000 LINCOLN-MERCURY ~SOM&SOH UMCOLH·MHCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-5610\ TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 UNIVERSITY Ol.DSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC ION GOODWIN PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd ,f.y,U.e(to .. n .. , ll)r,, PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK tVHSOH, INC. 445 E Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 R. V .'S & SUBARU SEA & SUM 17555 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach - 142-0675 TOYOTA lfLL MA.UY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt. Beach -147-tSSS VOLKSWAGEN COMMOHWJAL TH MOTORS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-146.0UO MORNING -5:3d- D Summer Semester 6:00 D lnstruchon l Courses 1J Ott nL Club D llnowltdce: Tiit lessons of His lory Character Mon Morals I ues Religion Wed. Cconom1cs lhurs. Government f11 1 e Summer Semester U The Home Gardener: Peoplt 7 fo D 110 Futures m Un1Ytr51IY of tflt A11 -6:30- D Lui of the Wiid D 1.2~1 Not for W0111en Only Why Are Some Americans l1v1nR I 11nger • lhan Others " 1s the lnp1c lor d1\cus <;100 It Cmascolendu U Daybmk Los Alleeies (fr D O 391 Futures m New Zoo Revue m ,,apeye '2t ll0111per Room 7 :00 tJ!td~~'lillil.'P'l'Mit"""' 8'o~aw rs lio~I with lane PaulPy Gene Shahl and Floyd Kalbtr lea lured D 700 Club U 11 10 -,, Good Mornlnc Ameriu Oav•d Har Iman host\ D The frOOlles m Bucs I POf'J G> Bucs BunnJ fD Yoaa for Health -7:30- 0 BodJ Buddtts m Tom I Jerry fD Mister Roeen 8 :00 D Clpl1rn hn11roo LI Sunup San Dieco 0 The PTl Club G> Woody Woodpechr fD Zoom! -8:30-D Futures CD lite f'lrnblonu Cl> P'opeye Em VU11 Ale1re. Once Upon A CIUSK f11 9:00 D a All 1n lht family '~ 1 The P'n Club D C.1' Sllub l1m Pwy hlKh D u l')t 1 Don11111e U AM Los An1e1ts 10 '2' Mike Oouctu si- Q) I LO'it lllCJ CE Svpt1m111 m Stwme Strttl -9:30- D e Prtct '' R11hl H~b Uar ~" hosts Cl HellJweod Squares f''ltl M~1 sll•ll IS lht ~I CD ramify Alf111 Q) ll011111tr •OM 10:00 • Cl "*1 IH Tiit New Hl&h Rolltn U 11& Valley U l'JJ llOJ ft HIPPJ Om ' Ill Mldmornlnc LA. -10:30- D e LCM or Life D ,J3 31 Whetl of Fortune U 3 • 10 29 $20,000 Py11m1d D•c~ Clar~ hosts m Thal Gtrl Ii) Nanny ' the Prolesso1 11:00 D e Younc I llestleu D ll3 r39 Amtm1 Ahn ! lack l•n~lellt1 ts the host U 8on1n11 U 3 !l-9, Family feud Richard Dawson is the hosl 10 All My Chtldren m Cross·Wih m Comer Pyle fD Electric Company -11:30-D 8 Se11cll for Tomorrow U 3 29 Ryan's Hope O Green Acres m News m Goftler l'Jle fD Did Cm tt Show G) V1U1 Altcre D Mechcal Ceftler U r .l 1.HJ Edee of Nifht .. llblch wme D The Saini ~ Mo¥1e: See Daytime Mov1f\ Q) Tiit f11ntst011ts G> He<kte I Jecklt TI Card Sharks 24 Over usy ,. Dinah SO fHIUrH -3:30- ) Brady lunch D n Dinah! U Mcw1t: S" Dayhm~ Movies l .Battle of the l'tanets m Tiie Groovy Glloulits m 11Jr1oon llarniYll 1Ul Hollywood Squirts Pett• Marshall hosts (241 ~illa AltJrt . 4 :00 D Match Game '78 TJ My Three Som D Mary Tyltr Moo!e f Sia Million S Man D Wild Wild Wtst 3J Adam-12 U The loll llewtlart Show ~ Carol 141111el1 I f rit!Mts CD TOlll l Jerry m llrolft $ijperstars .u1 Mm Griffift Show 24 fnhlrts m Mister •oeeo 1S1 Cmtl'ltllCJ Ont <>t Holfr-d $quarts "SO V~la Ale&rt 5:00 D ll'J D B l l J 110/ News D Bon111za O GunSlllOle m Tiie lltw Mickey ~ Club a> Wait f~I hitter Gtts Home (2~J futures ID Sesame Slrttt (1 t Tht loll Newfll rt ShoW 1"1 Hod1epod1e lod1e -5:30- D .J U l3l m News 1' irfiMt561 , f ~itfmttwt itli~. • • r1~ ZOOlll ' fD Vdla Alt1rt Q) Battlt of lht "llnets A new llall· hour animated sc1tnce hctton senes, .. cente11nc on the adventu1es of the G~ fotet a group ol five vouna super llt•ots ltd by a lt'eable htlle robol ndm~o / lark l and h15 pet robot °""'0~~~i""4W"~~, lllli~At•*•i>..:.•.'lllod~111• Young ~sey Kastm. Janet Waldo, Ronnie Schell Alan Oinellar1 and 12:00 S'O Mister llQ1en D Tht Stevt Edwu ds Show Keye lu~e m Adam-11 O .J3 for ll1Chtr, for Poorer 0 Tw1h1ht Zont U 3 2t All My Children a 10 it "'ws D m Moms: s,r U~vlim, MOVlt\ Cl) Room 222 ID Michael Jachon -12:30- D e 1 As lhe World Turns D ~ )1 (3t , Days of Our lives D love AmtrKan Slylt 1101 Family Feud G> Get Smut fD Yot1 for Health 1:00 U 1 3 1101 29 One life to ltve Cl) Get Smart 61) Over (uy -1:30-D e Tht G11Hlln1 ll&hl D u lt The Doctors O News m Gomer l'ylt m fulurn m CtplHtn 2 :00 D J ) )t Anotlltr World D -..,.. St' D•vhme Movies U 3 I 10 )ti G-111 HOS91t1t 0 lrOftlidt GI Lers lbp Cl> "'"' -2:30- fJ 11t•11•S•H rt I To Ttll Ille Truth m Bullwlnklt Cl) Ttrr,t004ls m futuru 3:00 0 Tht Mi•t Dou1lu Show -4:30-12• Om lay 1)t Miry Tyler Moort so futures Lar@ .. 8l A Mo8t lln iqu.- !S.-lt"ct io n of Poeterii in O r. Co. 114 23rd St. 673-6094 Near The Pier In Newport Beach OPEN DA I L\' le 1UI T O MllDNITIE SU PER BUYS AT THE SUPER DOME! O RArtGE COOl"tTY'S lEASll"tG SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACS OISCOOl"CTEO TH008Al"IOS OF DOLLARS! MAKE Al"I OPFl!RI WI! ARL l!A8YI , ... , , ... 1 • SUNDAY SEntMllU 17 MORNING D Seren4l1pity U Underdo( .. C..MjM Prtfile-Vltwpoinl Oft N11ln1ion r ll lllltrnat10111I Hour O Day ol Dlsc.omy • lndic;,tes 1n Advertisement rlQJ P'ractital Christianity m Chllrch of God ~1) DMJ & Goliath e:oo f) limp Unto My feet U D1ybm• LA. r £1 IAfttKt a O Y outll & Ille lswes m .... w..11 II) Romper lloom l)tJ NBC Rell1ious Proenm -6:30-u i..-Up& Im D fallulollS Funnies U Musit & the Si*en Word U Eyewitneu Los An111ci t (J let Thtrt lie llpt U D1wty & Golillh rf9J Directions m wit11tt 7 :00 f) Todly's llt1i1ion (]) Slcre4 Hurt D a.w P111b & Nitwits U Bis Blue Marble U It Is Written _. n I Loob II lmn1n1 ~ ~ ...... ...... (I) [rMSI Anstey H-.r @ Tllis Is Ult lift m Yoe• t. Hutth Of Acrl(utture USA -7:30- f) Commitr11ent 'T Vokt o4 Ac11C11tture m 111star Roc•n f2:ll Town Hiii Meetin1 I)~ Sunllly Mm 8:00 U Mr. ••aoo < lJ m Jimmy Swauart Sllow D That's Cal U PCllMJt & His F ritnds • ot-llU-CJ Ltt ~ lotf You c~ Jerry Falnll II) R11 HumNrd ~1J Voit• of Acnculture fn Sesl111t Street 8J Day of Disc.oftry 1>tJ loHin1 Gius -8:30- f) Clue Club ( 3 \ Ct I On tf Discomy D Christopher Closeup fJ For You Ill<• Woman CJ Metllna Time at Calvary ID FrHlrk' K. Pritt CU! H ls Writtt11 ,· ... 1=:.~~· 9:00 U Marlo's M111< lllewlt Maclline <3 Rei Hu111Ntd OMHI tllt l'rm U Villa Ale1re u (8 I @ °''' Roberts lfO) It Is Writt111 II) Don Stewart Ew1n1ekslll m Rtbop tjf) llllOW y .. , lilllt -9:30- lll f 6 J Tht llfl T td1y D Reli1ious l'roeram "A Conversa loon With Robe1I H Bellah lht USC (8e1~eley) soc1olo11st 1s ques1ooned ilboUI the new 1thl)OUS COllSCMIUS 11tss that has 1ecenlly emereed m this country and lht ieasons bth1nd the mowement U H Chlldren'i TV Magu1ne C1J TIM ll111 h Com1111 ilOJ Spedru111 m 1u11 & "°"' II) Did Timt eos,tt Hour ilfl IMipt fD World of Doubles T tn1111 Cov" aae ol semi hnals ol th11 SI 2~.000 tournament hom the Woodlands Inn 1us1 outside Houston. luas l2t Jimmy Swauart Show )t The RinlslOMS 10 :00 u re l'ro footblll 1 he Ch1~aRO Bears at the Oe1101t lions D } 1 Hourofl'wu U Killt Are P'etplt Too Hosf"Bob McAlhsler welcomes Ralph N~der. 1epo1ters hom 'Ch1ld1en's (101ess" ma1a11ne. sinter Henry Chao1n and mus~cal ICl_.9~h. P~rJll ~ Jt111 O Herald ol T111lh t~ Words A l'oppin' m Tiit l r14y ·~ ·12S1 fallullll1 f unnin >tl Mtet tht l'rm -10:30-( i l (i Ol 1291 Ols Are ,....,,. Too D This 11 Ille Lift TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 O lie¥. ltfoy Jenkins m Tht Mon•ees Cl) CllvalJ Chlpel .ft) "fl '71 llfl Sin Die10 Sllle footblll S..n 01eao vs Iowa Stale 11:00 D OdJs.wt D o.y ff Di1coftfy 1!J Churd1 ol lht Good Sllepllerd ID Mowie: "llombl, the Juncle Boy" (ildv) •9 Joltnny Shtll1tld Pem Ann Cilrnfl II) Churdl in tllt ~ i.ZJi l'ro Foolblll Oakland Raider) di Green Bay Pac~ers -11:30- 0 At OM Wfttl U liflllfty Swauart U (j) lfO'> 12tl Animals A1111111ll Ci) Rtliaious Town Hall m Ktitll Jmett: VtrlllOllt Soto An•RNOON 12:00 U A Better W•r U t 31110 l2t luucs 111d Answtrs G formby's Do It YouneH a> Tarun -12:30-• .... ,... ....... - 0 "tl "Fl '71 II Monster Rally u l'toplt 7 Ci) Mt•ie: C "The Lui Com· 111an4I" (ildY) ·~5 SleilinR Havden CtQJ lltwsm1lers m Mo,le: "lallfe fl1me" tdrO ·~9 Sco!t Biady Roour Bia kt i)tl C.Wmer's World ------------------------------ MEHTA'S FAREWELL TO THE BOWL 011 s.114., at n , "'"" • •en. Cllafl11tl 21, t111 ha" a Int _.et M .. I Los An11ln Phllh.,monlc music dlrtcltr Zullin Mehta conductlna 1t ttlt Hollywood lowl ltt I 14*ill ltltwhtd CO!Ktrt f1aturilt ,.... ""9t1 tWillht ltzNk PttttMA. Tiit pre111m 1lso 1llow1 tll1 1t·lltmt ........ to ... tht Ittner ""'"" IMlllftd a a..t ,.rftnllMCl. letWtd Ill tM IO-.." "' taMS tf tM ctll(trt's ittlterMl1 wlltl llltllta, hrlm•fl 11111 !tit orchettra ,..,... tlltlr illttr9r.Utlou 111 111 •t,.,....re dell- cattlr 111111011 hlwun disclpll•t 11111 P"9 t ' humor. At Its tfld, llttll tllt at...._. Miii •· site 1udltnca "" applaud Melita's H'9rtbe "ht t.•es his bows IMfott tfM tamtm-wltll the 9rdlest11 ht IMll"d llrilla to lttttntatloNI ''°"'"'tee• fftr • IS.rur petlM. "t'ft ..... ...,.... .......... tltlltS ..., ""' ..... tM LA. ,..,_k," ld1111ta lilttltl, • wll1 1lrudy hnt madt hit Miit n ceNllCl11 of tilt lltw Yett ~ ftltl KctT tirJ tM Mthb/rtfttN• 9'tdlL "I ....... ht ceAd .... "lt'a btu• I mlJ Itel tlllt WI lllM ICC_,...._,. WI Mt ........ 1114 !:Mt "" "" '-'• It ..... onr." Ht MtS New Yott H "a chan11 of air and a MW chal1tt111." It's 11nli•t1y that 111yo111 would dispute his fetllna of accomplishment. Whtn he was appointed musk director of Hit L.A. Pllilhar· lllOllic in 19'0, ht beume-1t 2'-ttlt ,out!· 1ut permanent cond11cttr of a m1jo1 American ordl1str1. Today, after '°"'' 50 11bums and nunttroui internatloftat t011rs, critkl 11111r11tr ac•MWttc111 that Mehta has bttn tht force behind 1111 Pllilhar111011ic's rise from rt&iclltll to wor1d·wldt success.. Thi ttltwlslln s,eclal capturu tht dHp n,,ot1 Mtwltn Mtflt1 ind his tlfllH musl· cl1111-ltld his tpfti.11 rtlatlonsllip with ttlf lsntfl·llofn Pt rlm1n, 1 YirtllOIO vlollnlst &inct Qt ten-u tllty rtfltarw atld pemrm • ptttr1111 of I 9"10tltury wtrls wfllc.ll *hMh the Oftrture to "Ole Fltclt11111111" 'J Slrauta; "l11trOlluctloll Ind lolldo C.pricciolol" !of "°"" 111d orctlutn, ., Sll11t·SNM: ltdrkh Slllltau's "The MoWl11"; ''Tiit C.r111" h11· tllJ" flf Nill Ind OfdMltra, Op. 2S, ., fllblo dt SlrlStt; ind 1 tolo ., Pttlm111 of P111nltri'a "Clprice lie. S." Tht '9rflflftlllCI will bt M•*"l ill lt1H1 t11 KUSC, 91.! fll. llCO will r.peat ltlt $11Cltl 111 SlturdaJ, s.,ttlllbtr 23, et lrM-wlttl llUSC tllCt t(1l11 s.t111111wtt111. "Tiit la Allltlll ,......,..... at tilt tW)ud llwt: hMlt lllllta, Ciductlf, l"4 ltztMik hrtfull, Seleitt" la I ~--tf tllt A(tl ,,...,.... "• i. *""'"" .... KCfT. • The new guy in school comes on strong with the girls ... and gets the jealous Sweathogs in an uproar! Gabriel Kaplan stars. Also s~rring R.our.t lj~gy.~~ ~~',"~!·!'f Y.t~'? · :1•t:6M, Ron·Pamlo, Marcia Strassm~n : if.iR, "l_,,"' ... ~ .. ""'"ij,i: "ir.-.t :;:,;;.,w ~\1>-1' -4·! WELCOME BACK,KOTTER 96:00PM(i) Season Premiere! New Night! There's an explosion of comedy on the pink sub when the nurses have to play doctor with the new Captain. R•ndolph Mantooth, Robert tfogan star. OPERATION PETTICOAT 96:30PM(i) NewSeason! NewNlgfltl ' , ... 1 A Ulll-With I "11111ic" Ms trun•, Dumbo ind his othr llou11, rtluct1nttr tbtir first 11,...ntt ldwtft. sceae frt111 "Dumbo," Witt usurtd 111imlttd t1111ic 's onlJ flJl111 tltpNnt, Tiit Wotldtrtul kid of J 1t 7 '111 on HC. to Mamitl& Ill AudtllfJ 1 filtl, "Dumbo" u•td ifllprtsliwt production fi&· '11n Aid~ 11•u C:c~ 0\1 1 11.r JUtl1 An11u I tn my A,. •ti 1••\rnl~I nn lion lhr 1•,,_.d•n• ( t• c Aul11!.111u111 I om II lo I 0 lllPM ~11nrt ... I ,, cas ,. "' "•114111\ l)Vrl II·• , , 11tl ~\I 111111111 111111 M~tc h I• IC!/ I l~tOuf,11 f11nr ill l'l/i! dllrt ~II w••r \rl•tl1·d lly """'brr\ nl lhr. lrl•v \1011 Ar~'1 POIV nf ,,,, ' < I'll•~\ l'IP\f'Ofrt~ 1ndud• Nobrtl AldA I dwud A n~r C.rol Rurn•tt JuhA Child, OlmA Cnlr, rhyllt\ Gf'ora~. Katt ht k\lln Harv~y Korm,n, Linda I nm, linrm•n LCdf. MIC hi,.1 I f'illt"l· lbl I 1ndf'n, Jn~ I ord, \t•vr M•llm, M.try fyltr Moor• o.,, P•l11e, C•rl Rr1n". Rob R"nr1 l 1ly fnmltn, I tnrh"J W•1nr1 and Billy Ort W1lhAm\ lusie, tht loubtt un1ne star whose achenturts have tharmed 1nd thrilled 1udltnus for more than 30 1e1rs, returns to television 1n an •II· new ht1rtw1rmi1t1 moYie in wt11ch usslt nttds 111 her lnttfllltntt, dno- tlofl and br1very to SHt tho liwts of tht thlldm sht lom. "lassie: Titt New lt1lftnln1" 1111 in two parts on AIC, Sunder (Sept.17 Ind Stpt.2•) from 7 to .,M. Stmln1 In tht film ut John lt•illJ, LH lry.nt, Gent bans, SlllJ lordn, Sh1nt Slnuth, Jtff Harlan ind Oarld W•rn•. Gutst stan art Jt1nttlt Nolin, John Mtlntfr•, Ch1rlts Trntr and Jim Antonio. urn. Allim1tioft dr1winp by the 32 1rtisb on the production would cowtr a hi&hway ower 30 milts loft&. The amount of film llSH, includln1 test rttls, totaled llUtfJ 25 111iles. Two hundred and fifty "in• ind p.1illt" artists used om 4001allofts •nd 5000 tubes of paint In CMpletil1 the 1ni· maton' fi111I drawinp. OM hundred •ltd fiftr colors .. ,, usH in the pict11rt, all of whkh .. ,. specJ,lly miatd in the studio paint lab. SUNDAY (Continued) 1:00 U World of Svmul U llll ''° reothll San D1~eo Charerrs al Denver Bronco~ D r') f2t) OirtcllOftS Mot1es: .. The losl Patrol .. "Room Servict'' ft}/ Wtlc1111t lad llotter Cl) Gtt S1111rt fD Mstlsln Rostropot1cb 1t ll1t Wllite "- -1:30-...... m Topic 8 IMiflll (~ O,.ratioll ''"''°'' Cl) Mone: "Ma I '' Ktttlt" (com) 49 MaijOlit Maon, Pe1cy K1lb11dt i2tl SillMlay CM!ffy Time 2 :00 D face Utt llallon r 1) Men Griffin Sltow D Ila Vtllty , a Mo.it: "Tht 01uppu11nce" (adv) '62 lassie. Jon P1ovost. June Lockhart, Robert Bray lfal Thunderboah Unhm1ltd l 1ve coverage ol the second annual hydro plane races from Mission Bay 1n San Diego m Mowie: (Cl "Made for Each Other" (com) '71 -Joseph Botoena. llenee I aylOI Norman Shelly O Mowie: .. Once You Kiss A Slranee1," slm1ng C1rol lynley and Paul Burke ,.·,.~~~~~?tt~ finals ol th1s lourn1ment ham Round Hills Country Club 1n Alamo Cahl -2:30-0 lltWllll&hn D Ai.ott I C.telto 1'91 Trntlurt 3:00 U Mow11: IC) "Tarun I the Great Rlwer" (adv) 6~ M1~e Henry Raler Johnson < 3 1 (lptorina the Aru lll loftanu Cl) Altu Smith & 1-s at s,.mco,e rso Tiie lliwt W11 of life -3:30-3 Sports Clt11tence U Delly Guest is Tom I Hall r t 1 J1e4ues Ctustuu fD T ur11111out (}t) The burs H l A Senst of Coftl11tur11ly 4 :00 ,tJ Adam·l1 .. SvndJy Ill Voy111 to Utt Bottom of the Sea • Co11t11 r ootball '71 (3J Emer1ency One U Gre1tnt Sports Ltcends IJ J Face the llalioll (ltJ lllC Rtllciells Spt<1al fD Wasllrncton W•• 1n Rtw1t• rJOJ Alllenu's Win11 5:00 U It Siar Tre• ' u ®! lltws @ Co!tant ~ Los AA1tla ""lllarmonK 11 the HoHywioM Bowl m firina lJne }I) llolllnu 1 OI All air tft !ht Au -5:30- 1J >otney To Adwtnlurt Ullews U W"t4e World of Adventure fffi Ironside EVENING D r.otltae roo111111 USC T 101m vs Oreeon Tape delay ol yeslerday's 8 : 00 game fJ 'ro FootbaN Wrap m Mowit: CC°I "The Brain" (susp) (t) Wild Klndaom '69 -David Niven, [II Wallath. lean D OJ> !3tJ lltws Paul Belmondo U Mo•ie: rt 1 (2hr) "Sidecar Cl) Mo.it: "Ramrod" (wes) 47 Racers" (adv) '15 Ben Murphy Joel McCrea Veion1ca lake. Preston Peter Craves. Wendy Huehes foster. Donald C11sp U Qt Welcomt Bae• Koller fl1l lllNI the 'rtss "Beau's Jest" Buchanan H1ah School fl!) Wall Slrffl W•k breeds a new lype ol swealhoc who 12t) Colltte fool\aN '71 , · may nval V1nn1e lo1 lhe attection~ of Qt) ~: 'Ctrl '" lhe ~ed Verve! lh~ CJUS ittie11 Buu Qt, 1'!>111e,,A, ·iiW1""811·~~,; .. ~l\i!ti'Sntt.~ "'~Ill'' an clown the hallways l0t the first trme ({OJ Otrr g,s;s House and uuses all kinds of commotion ' -4:30-Stephen Shortrrdce is 1nlr0duttd D Mowie: !CJ "Mr. lftlide/Mr. CU UllUlllM World Oulsrdt" (mys) '73 Hal linden, D Wild Wild Wat Tony l 0 Blanco. P1ul Bt11tamm m Mowit: Mhltold A ''" Htrsc" (dra J '64-C1e1ory Peck, Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharri Cl) OtKo 'arty A live perlounantt from New YOik's newest disco 124! Ctoclttt's Victory Garden fD The Lon1 Surth "Prolestant $p111t. USA" (R) 'SO Onct Upon A Classic -6:30- • 18) !3t) lltws 131 ror11111 U UIC lltws Collftre11<1 U New Nitht! New Crew! * OP'ERATION PITTICOAT U 12t NEW SEASOll 0,.1111011 'ellicOJI · Operation Spleen" When ll Cmd1 tlaller needs emergency surgery the nurses have to play doclor and the lives of the Sea l11e1's cre w are also placed 1n 1eopa1dy as command 1s transfered lo the bungling ll Bende1 fhe new ca~I Robert Ho1an as ll Cmd1 Haller. Randolph Manloolh as It Mike Bender. loAnn Pllue as lt Kalhr11ne O'Hara, Wairen Burl1nger as en11neer Dob11tch l10J Ch1llln1e 123J Oialotut (24J Lowell Thomu fltmtmbers l01 Brr Blut Marble 7:00 fJ 1 9 J 60 Minu1ts U a31 '1t! Wonderful Wtrld ol, D;wt,.Qlu} ''.f>W~~~r~• pll'M a1Htae U IS tnablf"iltrfi'ftA;tlo;;.iUtl become the world s only fly1n1 pachyderm Palho\ is 1nterchangtd w1lh h1la111y 1n lh1s treasured li!l!Jly .. lavo11le as hllle Dumbo and Ills wily sidek1d T rmolhy Maust contronl a eallery of memorable characters J 9 SPECIAL TONIGHT 7:00 PM • TILIYtSIO#'I llGGIST NIGHTP Tonight television honors Its finest shows and your favorite stars in a gala evening of entertainment! Pege10 TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 \ ~~~.ill ~l1~~.ill-~JP "MAN-OF-WAR GALACTICA" The driving sp111t ot the strugghng pioneer, the homeless 1mm1· grant and the tra1lblaz1ng explorer blasts through the seventh m1llenium of time as ABC presents Battlestar Galacltca. Sunday from 8 to 11 PM Sk1mm1ng through radiant starf1elds, the stella1 man-ot. war Galact1ca leads an 1ncred1ble convoy of space craft m its fltght from the mechanical Cytons and the laser·sharp subrugahon of thetr giant robot armies. Alter the sabotage of thetr 21·colony peace mission and the destruction of the11 home planets. the final remnants ot human Ille in space roin together in search ot a new and peacelul frontier where mankind can safely flounsh and grow. Their hope and home of the future· the distant and unknown thirteenth colon~. Earth. That's the 1mag1nat1ve concept ot Battlestar Galact1ca as 11 launches lelev1s1on's most spectacular space series with a special 3 hour saga starring Richard Hatch. and Lorne Greene . as Adam a. (Ommander of the soaring baltleslar. lMM er... (rilllt). ~ Mltdl (ClllW), Dllt ..................... lbr • tM """" ....,.. tM ""'-Ur Wactita. In many ways, hie aboard the giant spaceship and her immigrant fleet 1s very s1m1lar to our emting contemporary societies Just as the advancements m tod1y's modern technolo1Y are attected by basic human needs and emotions. the flash1n& laws and turbo thrusters of lile in the seventh m1llen1um serve lo compliment and accentuate the human chmcterishcs of the Galact1ca's family and cmr. As commander of the Galacltca. Lorne Greene stars as a man whose m1l1tary e•pert1se ind wisdom have prorected him into a leadership post that 1s filled with an ovtrwhelmina vanety ot decisions; life and death situaltons are resolved by t11s command And althou1h he has the most advanced electronic equipment and weaponry at his disposal, 1t is his human instrncts, not the supersonic hardware ol the ace. that Wiii determine the late of his fleet. likewise, Richard Hatch 'who stars as Adama's son Appollo, serves as tlle fleet's fi&htei squadron comm1nder, a h1ahly respected rank achieved only throuah nls personal prowess and determination. As Starbuck. Dirk Benedict stars as the fleet's ace fighter pllot whost antics as aambllng COll artist and space·•i• romeo are only heiahtened by the advanced lifestyle ol the time 1n the seventh mlllenlum. '"la Ovien-1 t\lllt IOllr·armtd iaed·lib cruhue-is Ml of _, slr111ce • bei!llS lllCMl!ttrM llJ Ille Mttte-sarr.41 refuCffS ofjlle lattltsbr "lldic<t. ;;6.~-' .~ Ji'I• .......... ~.-td~ll:''• ··lfa't11eSfarGif1ct.C. inters the vast voids ol space unrestricted by placement of lime or location As the spacr age refugees flee the blazing Cylon holocaust. their elodus could be happening now a million years tn our future 01 a thousand ytars 1n out pasi Admitting to a hfelong fasc1na1ton of ancient myste11es. Larson rellects. "The Pyramids shouldn't eusl, nol 11 you conslrucl them in realtsltc terms of the a1ch1lecture of lhe lime And yet they do. rust as the mcred1ble 81mm1 highways lead into the sea The mystery 1s who built them and why do so many d11ferenl cultures share the same legends' Battlestar Galacl1ca only hints al one possible answer. but it's fun to thmk about and offers a new d1mensin lo action/adventure entertainment." As the space pioneers move through the universe. however. lhey are threatened by situations !hat are 'out-of this world' tn comptu1ly and concept. leading the assault on interplanetary humanity, for e.ample. are the malevolent Cylon warriors-giant, chrome·covercd robots. Although the Galactica and her flee t momentarily escape hom the Cylons, their desperate flight lakes them to a small nuclea1 planet, where an mtelligent race ol 1nsect-like creatures operate an underground gambling casino Larson smiles about lh1s particular scene, add111g "At this point. we combined lite 1n space and hie on £.arth The bug hke Ov1ons are the result of a vivid 1mag1nation. the gambling casino 1s dehnttely the result of a very rough lftekend 1n las Veeas1" 1't ~ leNef (~) .... I,..... htft le tM S1Mt IMtMMll4 ~ lllfrilt-i.t ....... """' ............ TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 RICHARD DIRK LORNE MAREN HATCH BENEDICT GREENE JENSEN I HERB JANE THE THE JEf"FERSON SEYMOUR OVIONS CYlONS JR ~ 8-ll=OOPM ·~ Alan Ald11 presides over the 30th 11nnu11I Emmy Awuds leremonies, from the Pu adena Cl\lic Auditorium, Sunday from ~ to IO:lOPM on CBS. When winners of the Emmy Awards step up to the podium lo rect'i\le their ~tatues, they'll be greeted by lu ding members of Ille t'ntert.tlnmenl world. Among preu~nters u e:·(lo p, left to right) Mich•el Learned, 1•9' Lord Oli\lia CoJ~~ linsa W•~ner( H.tl Linden and Marlo _.....,i.,.._• ...... ,,~, •1>-,.., 11'M ~" {1'l,I~~lAI>: .. SUNDAY (Continued) U Watch Lassie * an4 ait.rolet durina National Chewy wttk September 15-23 • rn <II ~sncw. LmM: Tiit 9'ft ltciMilc Part I lnsie the lovable un1ne star llOW hves 1n Antona with a cantankerous old lady (Jeanelle Nolan) and her two orphaned 1ranckh1lclren (Shane Sin utko ancl Sally Boyden) She IS 111 and wants lo lake tht children to C,,hfOf nia where her son will hopefully urt tor them. but lS lataly slrtden tn route. fomn& the children into a foster home and LisSle into a slltl ter While athonlles try to lind the old woman's son. lassie escapes. re,01ns the children. and they all set out to hnd their uncle on 1he11 own Gene Evans. David Wayne, John Mcintire, John Retlly co star D Allim1t World 8> Mlrtus Wtlby @·la C.Cl111 Mt1klna m Eveninc al "" (fO) Soccer Ma4e In Gtfmany TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 9:00 a o a Bil Ewttit: lilt 11-c (2hr) Conclusion. Charles Grodin. Jell Bnd1es and Jessica lance star. Alter Dawn. an iSl)tnne actress 1s heed. 011 uecuhn Fred Wilson cap lures Kine Ilona ancl takes the ape to New York Cll't as part of a l>fOmotion tor lus company Bui when Kooe Sfes the crowcls m1lhn1 around his be bved Dawn, he brnks lose from hrs uae ancl &<>es on a rampace that reaches it's chmu atop the 110 story World Trade Center 1owe1 • 0...., & Gielialll 8) Rn Hvl!IUrd ID @ MnterJMt« Thtatre "The Mayor ol C,,sterb11d1e" (fl Grut 'trlonullCtS -9:30- 11 Tiit •ill& Is C.inc Cl) Motit: CC) (90) "Hijltk" (dra) '73 -David Janssen. Keenan Wynn C!J REV. R. WURMBRAND, * 14 YEARS PRISONER OF THE COMMUNISTS 0 Vote• of lllt Martyrs -7:30- 0 Rutt "-1 O:OCI @ Sowth By ~ 8 Day of Dilcoftry 8 00 II Cmnt Allllty Hour : at TIM Odd Coll,M ·~·~~~~·. -~=:v fii1•fil~. srdts om this awarcls ceremony 11M Wllltt House r1rsl of a Sfnes of trorn tht Pasadena Cmc Auditorium hve concerts at the White HouSf Nominations cover the brudcasl period lrom March 14, 1977 lhrou&h June 30. 1978 All were Sflectrd by membrrs ol the Academy ol I rlevi StOn Atts & Scttnces (AT AS) who volrd 1n then ruptct&ve areas ol uperttse Guest presenters include [dwaid Asner Robert Alda Carol Burnell, Pllylhs Ceorae. Hal linden Mary T ylei Mooie 1nd C,,rl Reinrr B llar1in's New Season! * "llUTUAl Of OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM" BWildlll,_ • snCIAL 3 HR MOVIE * MTTLESTAR GAl.ACTICA e (I) <II QI) ,UlllElU (3hr) lattlesbr G.tlactlca Lorne Greene stars as Commander Adami. Richard Hatch rs Captain Apollo and Dirk Benedict 1s ll Starbuck 1n this space fantasy The desperate space fleet IS ena11ed 1n a war 101 lhe sumnl ol !he human rKe 1111ns1 the dreaded Cylon robot empue. and embark on the se11ch for a new home and new life on a drstant planet knQllln IS hrlh Co slats are Maren Jensen ltfry Carttt. Herb Jellerson J1. and Noah Hathlway e ft Is Writt1t1 m M.fte: (211r) "Owl It DllMI" (wts) '66 James Garner Oennts Wtaver Stdney P0thrr ., s-'"" @ lMMI 11 $,..,._, • Tiie la Allltlls ~ .. tN ....,.._ IR4 Zuban Melll1 conducts hts final perl0tmanu with the los Anaefes 1'!11lhlrmon1C. 1nd llzhai Pertm1ft is the i:'.:'°rSI a , ..... ._, , -1:30- • A YtfJ ""-' Het, tll Mttt I llwinl lt&tft4 * '""' Ktnr•'• past. "c.t w1i. tht World" l.J. Tholllts. , ..... DC...WIAIMhN A 0'1td•tY -10:30- D at llewS a '"""" s.uart SMw C llldid C,111tra 11:00 D s,.rts fu/llltrit: (1:) "A Tai· tm• Well" (mys) · 71 -Lloyd 811daes. f 11nk Converse, Sallie Shockley. Brode11d Crawford Mur ray Hamilton, Anne Helm ., C2t) a ""' II The '-tltttn • (fVl lltws 8 0111 hMr1s & You at Mtwlt: CC) "Duel al Oiablt" (wes) '66-James Garner, Dennis Weaver, Sidney Po11&e1. Bibi Anderson m DtJ o1 DiKMfY 0 Ada111·12 e 8 Tiie '•!liters -11:30-m m nt Clff 8 0 aJ) lllC late Mt.it: CC) ..... " R.i.ttt" (dra) '75- Georce Seaal. C11sl&na Raines. Denholm [lholt. Gordon Jackson. Pe ter Oona!, lourse fletcher • Tiie 700 Cltll . """ ,...,.... D M0tlt: I~ "l'.i Ch11ll Ille Hip.st Melllltlill" (dra) 51-Susan Hayward, Rory Calhoun. Wilham lund11an (])) MRie: "Boom." stamnc Chz abeth hy1ol 1nd lbtlllrd Burtoo • "''" 0-feetW HicMiPtl -11:4S- • MRie: tt:> ~ lfttMn .,,...., .. (dra) '!'>8-Yul Brynntr "'-'" Schell, C,,11t Bloom. lee l Cobb. R1thard Buellart 12:00 m w.rw .. °""" T1t1111t -1:10- • M.fte: (C) "Ml MIN II GM" (dra) '56-Glynts Johns. Cameron Mitchell. Pally McCormrck MONDAY smtlllO 11 f• ...... -ttt... liltillp, ,it1t1 '" DATillllE ''°''AMS. .... .., ,.., ce1:111i11C1, .,. ... .,. ...... DAYTlfllE lllO¥ID 12:00 • <Cl "Wll.i Herll111" (dra) '58-Mauretn O'Sullivan, Will Roeers Jr., G111 Perre au. Troy lloflahut I • "DIM" (dra) ·~1-Sal Mineo, 8111n Ke1lh, Sunn Kohner Z:tO • "SliciN lltblilll" (adv) '58-Mike ConllOI$, Jolin Ashley 1:00 (II (Cl "Tiie M4illc lllaclllH " (com) '69-Phyllis Diller, Bob Denver ]:JO• (Cl "Tiie Tradln" (wes) '71 -£rnesl Bor1n1ne, Sammy Dmslr 1v1Niii QJ) Tit Tee O..p a f .. ilJ ""'rlit -6:30- • a """ (()tr .... D llEW 011 lllllE! • ''TIC TAC DOUGH e Tit Tee DMcll Wink Martindalt IS lhe llosl. ., LM llty • fllic:Mtl .lie*-SM H P'T1ied U!!Mi'r 7:00 ......... • Uar'1 C.. Alltn Ludden hosts G llEW SWOll 011 lllllE • "THE JOlER'S WILD" e Cl) J1br'1 WiW Jack Barry is the host. •Tlle SllllllllilMISlllatt • s..tet.i & Sell e lbclhil/llltrtr •• u , .. , ...... lielacJ -7:30- ..... S.ISOll/.fltw ffi1ht1 * MtdlEllZIE PMILUP'S 8:00 • Tiie us.ooo Pyr ...... a e (I) QJl lll'ft a Dul.i "'"witz' C.11llu11tr • &lef,..cy OM e.,tiM • e CD <II a AIC .....,, 1NPt • .....,..... Gl111t Bob Eubanks ~ live C001e111e of lhe 11me tlosls belwttn lhe BlllimOle tolls 11 lhe Cl) 111111 TUI T ... ~1=,....,,.. ·~·;·-·--l ~l . • WM'in . . * "THE .. on DP'HTS" * "YOU DON1 SAY" • Tiie LM [l,.m 8111 Cullen 1s · • Y• O.'t S., Jim Peck is lht lhe 11G·1 llOSt. • .... z • 1lle .,-.., lllMil 0 1lle M.,,.t SMw .Str..e. .. S..frMdlce 9 ....... 9 HmrJ " Mab 9 CMllMI ZI Tlllicllt • CMr r., 9 AR If CltilizltiMI CELEBRITIES AND' CONTESTANTS TEAM UP ON A CLIMB TO BIG BUCKS ! Celebrity guests Mackenzie Phillips and Soupy Sales join host Bill Cullen tonight. LOVE OF ANIMALS TRIGGERED ACTING CAREER Vincent Baggella wouldn't hurl a fiv "How can you kill something thal's l1gh1tng for its lifel" asked the actor, sw of The Eddie C.Jpra Mystenes. the new NBC mystery \eries airing Fridays 11 lOPM Baggetta doesn't stomp on any 1nsech or bugs. He picks them up and throws them out. It was his benevolent nature toward critters tn general that prompted hts commitment to <lCting. •"I was allendlnK Los Angeles City College, unsure and afraid to make the plunge 11ito .ict1ng," he recalled ''My m•1or was chemistry. I didn't know what I really war:ited lo be be~1des an actor. "One day we had to dissect .i frog! I gave up and just walked out of thP class I couldn't do 11 I love animals-anything alive," s11d the former New Yorker That decmon triggered 8agge11a's sw11Ch to a theater .irts m.i1or He made slr.i1ght A's bul flunked out ol school when he lailed scenic design "I w.inted to be a '5e11ous· o1c1or. not a scenic designer," 8.iggett1 s,11d At that point Baggett.i \lud1ed with fell Corey, and later, on hts return 10 New York , studied with lee Strasberg following an uphill struggle lor small p11ts while supporting him· self wilh odd jobc., 8<1ggella began 10 make a living acting when he was cut u Dr Peter Chernak 1n the dayltme §4!r,.1 LOYt' Is A M4ny Splendored Thing, from 1970 7l As Eddie C.1pr.i. 8ag11e11a plays a mavenck l.iwyer with a ~rillianl mind for solving lhf' toughest murder ca~es "I like the fact that "e's re1I He ho a 'ense nf humor, and he's f.tmnated by things .uound him,'' hr Hid P ... 15 STMT YOUR MNING VllWING N WfTH THf CIS MNING NfWS WITH 0 -Tl• CIOll«ITUT7 NI. s , §B ANN'S EX HAS EMPTY POCKETS-BUT HIS CUP RlJNNETH OVER! A new wlle and big th/rat have Ed 1n over his hesd. But Ann's sympathy turn11 to shock when he stops paying ch/Id support Bonnie Franklin, Mackenzie Phllflps, Pat Herrlng'°n and Valerte Bertine/// star. , TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17 1978 LOU iN THE MIDDLE. AS ROSSI AND BILLIE'S RIVALRY ERUPTS INTO FRONT PAGE BATrLE1 Starnng Ed Asner llt\ONDAY (Continued> 8:00 0 WllRP IN CINCINNATI * CRITICS' FAVORITE! PREMIERES TONIGHT! fJ ({1 rM:MICRC WllRI' 1n C1ncJn. ndi WKRP a llounderrnR radio sla hon 1n Cincrnnah 1s transf01med lrom i format of musical nostalgia to twdJ111v111g roe~ n· roll when "ndy I ravis an ambitious youne man with strong convictions 1s hlfed as the new l)llJ&ram d11ect01 Cary Sandy s1ars as Tm1s Gordon lump stars u Aithur CJrlson the mtron s ho1>e tessly 1ne~I general manager Co starrrn1 as memben ol th, ~talion s otl but suit are l on1 "nderson Rtehard Sanders, l1m Reid frank 8-0nner Ian Smithers and Howard Hesseman as Dr Johnny fem II all t ltllle House on the l'ra1rit "As lone As We"re logether Conclusion of the two part drama as the Ingalls and theu tormer ne1eh b<>rs. the Otesons and Carveys, ~ellle into new 1obs and a new way ol l1fe 1n the town of W1noka and Charin begins his campaign to reform the budding con artist Albert U lilowie: Ci (2111) "'The Vanish· Int Lind" Documentary 0 lilowie: IC l (2hr) "A Man for Alt Susons" (dra) ·55 Paul Scol1eld m Carol Bur11elt & f ntnds II> lilowie: 1 C ( 2hr) "The Smae ~l:\~~;t~r.:. ·ouinn Vo~(j") an1 i.2• Thi lint Sffrcll Protestant Spmt USA· Rooald (yre hosts ID Thf Glltttnna l'rues A Past life A se11es based loosely on screenwrrter rrede11c• Raphael's u perrences u a CJmbr1d&e student and struutine writer so Daniel Foster M.D. -8:30- fJ <a PREMIERE l'eople Phyllis Ctorie hosts this weekly entertain menl ser1es Mark Shaw will be a reeutar contributor as he travels. around the natt0n meehn& rnterest ine people and v1S1hng 1nterest1ne places !he premiere ed1tron features an avmge eight year old 1111 lam1 LI/Chow who does everything an average youn1 gut m1eht do-despite her art1fte1at leg m Tiie Odd eoup1e l~ °"' Wy ta lilowtt: ·The Na-ed Runner,' stamne rrank Sin11t1 and ROberl Vauehn m Tiit Men liriffi11 Show (fl) htt11111 al l'ops Jll Monday lllovle 1BJ DIYW Slmlh1d -9:30- fJ e N£W SEASON OM Dar at A Timt A new wile and brc lh1nt have Cd (auest Joseph Campanella) rn over his head bul Ann s sympathy turns lo shock when he stops pay1n1 child support O,.alion l'etbcoat fD T"'rJCian Gold etY11Ne,,_Vi¥if 9 :00 fJ (8' NCW SCASOll M•A•S•H 10:00 Alan Alda who stars as Hawkeye 0 LOU GRANT BEGINS unde1goes a drastic change when he * SECOND HIT SEASON! becomes temporary commander of fJ ll) llEW SWOll Lou G11nt A the 4077th and learns the moun woman rs killed and nobody cares lamous buieauoacy and accompany eicepl repo1le1 8rllie Newman mg headaches thal Col. Poller deals (l inda Kelsey) who finds that even w1lh daily Lou 1s reluctant lo pursue the slory l1J Wtkome &.ck Kotter ot a ·roul1ne · murder Al lhe same I) (2Jl OIJ NBC Monday Morie; lime the city responds enlhus1 lCJ (2hr) "Audrey Rose" (dra)'l8 ashcally lo the story of a plucky Maisha Mason. Anlhony Hopkrn,s. matron (guest Jane Rose) who sue John Beck, Susan Sw11t, lohn Hiller· cesslully lights otl Jewel lh1eves U Tiit D1ti111 Game D Mowie: (~ "II.nine" (dra) '69- David McCJllum m Tht Odd Couple Cl) ftf!IWllM 1'1Cltt tS ... ly llottlnrtst m Tiie Diet C1Yttt Show a rattw llllln Btst Sf) Madleil/l.ftlrtr Rtp«t -11:30-u ll) CBS lite Mlwle: Roclfofd files/"Cofftt, Tu or Me" (com) · 13-Kuen Valentine Ma.-12 11 @ QJJ Jo11MJ Carwn U Twilialtl z- 8 MIN: (CJ "Ma" (draj '61 - Susan Hayward, Ciean Martin !!OJ Morie: "Crook & Coronets." starnne hlly Savalas m Hoc•n's Htroa II> Get SNrt 8 Lilias Yoaa & You ED Captioned ABC News a 111ow;e 12:00 m Hifh Hopes Cl) HoneJlllOOl!ell -12:30- man Norman Lloyd, Robert Walden llich Man, l'oor Man U D111net A lormenled young girl suffers U Ci) News m Cross-Wits through severe trauma tollow1ne her. II> lliP Gallery. II> lilowit: "Sallduary" (dra) '61- rtinc.trnation as the dauehter of a ED n The l'allneri On the basis of lee Remick Yves Mont and "'-.V..~•->·W.. -.-· ~ .. ~~f(MI~~• ........ Jt~{ ·~ ~., •• _ '""'I' i) M"offe: • © (lllr)"~ War fiiin ' s Kcl~ecf" of' mur<fe"rmf"f(B . \ ' ·r.uv W110ft" (wes) '67 -John Wayne Kwk political nval • II IU! Qt) T-row Doualas, Howard Keet, Robert -10:30-a The llifthMn Walker, Keenan Wynn. Bruct Cabot. CD II> News O Mawerla Joanna Barnes A rancher has an ObstSSlve des11e lo brine clown Iha 11 :00 powerlul land baron who robbed him fJ c.3)G ~ 11tws ol his name and his land II Q1l QJl 11tws 2:00 U lilowie: "Tiit lia Calltf'' (mys) ·57 Rory Calhoun, Mary Costa The four·hour, mini·· ~erles, motion picture of Huold Robbins' best selling contemor•ry novel, "The Pir•le," hu conclud~ its 41 d•y filming st hedule. The How•rd W. Koch produc· tion, for W.amer Bros. Televi· slon sturing Fr.1nco Nero ("The Pirllte''), Anne Archer, Ollvi• Hussey, llln McSh.ane, Christopher Lee, Michul Conu.antine, J.ames Fr•n· dscus, Arm•nd An•nte, Slu•rt Whltm.an .and Ell W•I· l•c-h, will .air.on CBS this f•ll In two, lwo·hour episodes. Director l(en Ann.akin ("lhe B.attle of the Bulge," "C.all of the Wiid," "The longest O.ay") conclud~ • m.afor loc.al loc.atlon sc~· ule th.at took the lullus I. Epstein screenpl.ay around "the world" In .i 90 mile r.adlus of The Burb.ank Stu· dlcn, home b.a~ for the pro- duction of Robbins' compelling novl'I of hum.in fN'Uont Ml 'Sllnst I bKlt• dr09 of Ar•b-lsr.aeli lntrig~. kty t1ory loc.tlu d1.1pfl<'llH In the southl.tnd fe•tured th.-Cofar'! He'shts; Cstaad .tnd Geneva, Swltu rlo1nd; .FOl.LOWlllG MDllDAY lllGllT lllOO IM"~ •nr'ltt i1nd rirls, Ft.tr'lce; leftul, Lebanon; .ind mid· CHtern Ar•b rrln clp\llty; Wuhlngton, D.C.; S.n fro1n· c-lsco •nd Mnlco. P...-11 ,. , STAIT YOUR fVfNING VIEWING WITH 'THf C8S MNING lflWS WITH WALTER CRONkm AT 7.PM. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 .. HAST FACES A DEMANDING PROFESSOR WHO-LAYS DOWN THE LAW. AND LEARNS ABOUT LOVE FROM A WONDEFfFUL GIRL Hart's hopes and dreams are on the line a' he begins law school. And meets the most difficult challenges of his life. Starring John Houseman, re-creaf/ng his Oscar-winning role. Co-starring James St9phens. A GUNFIGHTER WHO SILENCES HIS ENEMIES WITH A BLAZING GUN. STALKED BY ONE KILLER HE CAN'T BEAT! St~mng John Wayne and Lauren Bacall. Also starring Ron HowartJ, James Stewart, Richard Boone and John Csrradlne. The CBS Tuesday Night Movies. I ~-. - I TUBSDAY S(mJllO., fOf _.., ... ~ llDfs. 111tne Mt bAnllllE P'IO'UlllS. ..._, ler ,_, CM1uiuc1, 1r1 ~ Ur'• ....tis. DAYTIME llOWIES 12:00 • Ct) ''Tiit ""•· .... llW" (com) '67-Tom Boslt), Cuy Madison e "S.O.S. '9cific" ( dra) '64 - John Greeson. Richard Allen boroufh. Pier Aneeh Z:OO e "fiwt '-• Wat" (wes) 'SS-Mrke Connors. Dorothy Malone l:OO (DJ (CJ "Tiit '"'""' .... (•es) 066-Don Muriay, Guy Stockwell l :JO •(CJ "M111h11t1r" (draJ '74 -Ken Howard. Cary lock wood, Tim O'Connor, Stefanie Powers. 1v1w11m e:oo •• '(() CIDl ....., m n.. '* c..,.. 11@(21)....., • EMtftMCJ Giit Cl llEW 011 NINE! * ''YOU DOll'T SAY" ·»~~~~ host • flit ""' ~ • Slrttb ff $111 frMCilc.e a..,_1err_,.., m °"' u., QITk Tic.,..._ (ltfrwM4MISUtt ... -6:30- • tJ)(fl ~ ()) c,...Witl G 11EW Oft llllUI • "TIC TAC DOU,H' G Tic Tic o.cti Wink M1111nd1le ii the host Ill Mtn Criffil $11119 •rt... L11e1 • lllidl.MI ...... """ a "-lllitltt Tlnlictl 111e Atts 7100 e mee om ... • LiK• a. G NEW SWOll OR NINE * "TH[ JO«ErS MLO" • <.D ~' WiN leek Barr1 is Ille host •aT111SG111111i111S·Mt11 es... as. 0,... ..... ,..., • Mdtl!A*Of """ ill.,.... ..... ..., -7:30- • llEW lllCHTI HUH • llODY JOHIS llEIMIT ."" ..... (J) CJ)""""' .. •C,.,..C... . ....,.. ... •atD....,_..._.. eNOWOl•E * "THE LOWE DP£m'' • T1ll LM ~ Bill Cullen Is Ille llorl ..... ll 0 ~ ....... : Tiii t.111 :-=...., ..... ........ .8:00 Q) Tiit Men Crift111 S-. 8 Cf) P'llClll[l( Tiit hptr CMM 18 Ullioll ~ Jolin HOUStman slars as ProltSSOt ey ~ Tlle1tre Charles lhncsheld ind J1mts Sit -9:30- lilens CO·Slars u a na1we f11s1 year 8 1 .... ),..,., ~l Tul Ont Punch Ill• student limes T Hirt •ho, while " ""' -tl'flnc not to bt mhmidattd by the Bania" I~ tu1 eanc un11es 10 sup PfofesSOI, discovers that his bx• POft the dream of a fellow cabbit cround ii shchi!) out ol place in the who eels• onct 1n a hlthme chl!let soph1S11e1ted liw school simound to eel into the r1nc •1th a W01ld incs In Ille l1rsl episode. Hart hu an champion u~selthne encounter wrth a b11th1nt f11> Collltflll*lry DtllllMIMI lhud·yur student, portrayed by 10:00 euest D11lene Cart. when ht knocks l!I D ~ her oH her btcytle But tht 1nc1denl -.. ST•.w•y & HUTCH has 1u btntlils '°' Hlrl whtn lhe -...._ younc woman offers a soluhon to a • STUS«Y l'OISOllED! problem he faces in K1ngsfietd's • fl ®l l2l St11sky I H11tch class lltt Came .. A playful hide n seek 8 "GRAllDPA GOES TO •act• thal Hulch "" tlud, Starsky • WASHllfGTOll"·STARS lot an entue •et-end, turns rnlo a ' JACK AlBEmON hie or death search when rt rs -11:30- • (j) CIS Litt ._ ..,_., lellts/"F•r I l.allrie" (dta) '75- 1 ah1 Sh11e, Perry 1<1n1 II QJJ OJ> ,..._, c,,.. • T llilicltt Z.. • 9 QI) THMllJ 1114twft: "W1nn1ni." stamne Paul Newman. • Get S..11 . ....,...,,..,... rs llies. Yep & Y111 12:00 ........... • Tht ..... , ..... ,, -12:30-IJ flhotit: "llaa If ... " (adv) '47 Wilham Holden, -'nne Bader m Merit: ''MllWat" (rom) '38- 1Uth111ne Hepburn, Cary Granl 11 (2J) 0 ,lt[MIEI( Gr1ndpa learned lha t llutch has '8 hours lo "'5 to Was11i--lac~ Albertson hwe alter tontKhn& dudly botulism 1 •• 00 --.-Cl» llilftl Galltr1 stars in lhe title role as Joe Kelley. a m lli) The '•lliMrs D al> a r.,...,,,. m llcMt: "lltvtlioll ill._,. (com) ·~I Mark Stmns, Peuy Dow. re111ed cofleee professor •bo is 110 llewsdl1<k Ill MMt'IO eltcfed 10 the U S Senale. Co·star 2.·00 nne 11e Lari) ltnw11ie, Sue -'"' -10:30- lanedon, Rue McClanahan. N!Gholas Q) G) llt1n Ill lloM: ~ "f-0-.. ler 11 Coster and Wilham Daniels. H Veter's r'f1111lnt Au'' (adv) '66-Roeer Hanin. e Merit: CJ:) (Zflr) "A r1111t ftt m lief Slllart htry S..-" Aluhan documentary 11 :00 -2:30- • CJ) CIDl tBl Ha11111 DIJI • CIJ . CJ ) lfQ) llt1n •• ....,.: "lhe B1c frame:· "The "Westw11d Ho" Concl The intense II 0 9 llt1n Mark" 11valry between R1Gh1t and Fonzre 8 Tiie o.ti.a·"... • ~ "Slnta fe," "Tiit ovtt the altec!lons ol wranfltt fal Ill llowil: "WllJ W111ld A1111u Nendan" .. Thunder and r onirt's herOtC attempt Wlllt to 11111 A llice Girt Uh You" to be lht first human-ewer to 11de (mys) '68-Ewa llen11. Peitr Yauehn 3 :00 · ~~~~~~!Jr,~··.~~~. ,t ·:1 L~~~ •..... : (CJ (2'11) "S4wtzt A ® hraill ,..._.. (com) '70-Jack Albert10n m Tiii Ole' Cnttt si.. 4:00 •Carel .. llttt I frielle l2J) fallllf '-lest • ...,..: "ne WtfJ &lie" (d1a) • Mtrit: (2'11) "ne lie C.1111t1I" (It) Maclleiltltllrt1 """1 '63-R•c.lmd I odd. Jttem, Brett (d11) ·sl-Kwk Ooucl1s.11n Slerhnt .--------------------@J..., .....,'s~ m "" """""• P'rim IJI) 111411111 1114 t1lt Utt -8:30- • G1) (\OJ '211 llftf11t I Sllirtey "Pl1yrnr the Rorf' Alter a sudden cllanae 1n her person1l1ty. Slurley behevu she's an "exotic" dancer. end le~ny and Squluy rteturt htr to play 1 "benelll" al lheir men·s club m TIM OM c.u,1t a°"' u., 9:00 G OouMt Future: • n.. r,,..u, llo¥le and llatioql a..., w ... S.,._..r lS.23 a CIS r..-., ...,..: <.C> (Zllr) ''nit Slleetia'' (wes) '76-John W1yne. Jamu Stewart, Richard Boone, John Carr1d1ne, Sheru North A ltttndary 1unf1Jtlter •ides into C.mn City, Ntvlda, lo lace not Oftlr unwelcome 11v1b easer for 1 ~loci! bvt lko hrs tou(llest oppo 11tnl rel -• 11111 1111\m 8 0 111 llK fMMIJ lhtlt: CJ:) (Zllf) ~Alr'9ft '77" l\tt I (d11) '77-Jick lt111111on. let Gr1nl, Bttnd1 Vaccaro, loieph Colten, Olhla 4t HMll1n4."9arrtt1 Mce.m. l•mH Ste .. 111, Georu t<enntd7 Wllllt ftrlnt OWlf tht Btrmud1 Trt eitrlt, a 147 ltt plane. c-1rryi111 • few mlftloll dolllrs ll'Ol'lh ol art, rs Ill 19Cked by • 1roup ol art lllltwu led bI_ Ille CO·~llot. • (J) Cit 8 Tllrff't c .. , .. , "Good Oki Rtl11blt Janet" l111tt is anrry wlltn ltlt llom• 11ottt, ind convinces Htlttl to loin her I• croup ol nude clemonstrelors PfOltstlnl Hie clollna of the loclt nudt buch. NEW SEASON OF DELIGHT WITH KER~rr. FOZZ/£ ANO THE GANG. Guest star Helen Reddy/·oins the Muppets for a wonderfu op~ping show. ,,....,. , ., DICK ClARK'S DREAM COMES TRUE ' TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 Dick Cl<1rk \ Live Wedne,d.i.v ~c11e,, which premiert:~ ~ Tht cont.igion of di no st.igt, be<oming .in integr.11 lever hu ruched ~n unto "-"r1 of th• n ..... look on N BC Wednc~Ja" :11 8PM. reprc,cnl\ to Cl<JTk lhe ...-"' .. ~ · J the wilds of Ut.ih!-Provo, Comtd fo this .i • rcah1ution ofa 25-year amh111on .. ll'qhc kind ofa ,how Y r ye r s Ut.ih, espt>ci.illy, whtrt' pro· hour will provide • m•jor I've dreamed of doing ever ~1nle. ;i, a tcen.iger. I began duction (•t the newly com· emphuis. Donny •nd watching the F.d Sullivan Sho\\" pl~ed George V. Osmond M.,le's opening uch.inge Although the 1:11nccpt of g111ng 'live· was Clarl. \ own. studio fa cilities) of Tht .1doph,. new fl.ivor befitting N BC' dcc1,1<1n tu go along with him m.irk\ one of the Donny •nd Marie Show for their young •dult m.iturit~ verv few 1lcea"o"' in the I.1st 20 \.car' that ;i net.,..orl. li11\ the coming seuon is ro<king with impecuble t.istc. rnmmi11cd 11~elf t11 ,1 11 .. c \enc' ;n prime 11mc. with the disco bt•t •nd .an Comedi.in Jo hnny Ou\ .idds During h1\ )Car' in tdcv1,111n Clark. uf course. hJ~ •ll·ntw, highly·cntrglzed • livtly note of comedy lo flavor. Beginning their fourth a•ch of th• n~ •how• •nd heen \UCCC~\fUll)' ln\Ol\.Cd \\llh hoth live pmgr;imming ~ '" "'~' •1 • and taped nrugramm1no ye•r of ABC's Thl' Donny uny Paul Lynde will encore 1· e •nd Muie Show, the his •ppt>atances from pre· He has long fell th;it TV ahandt•ncJ p.irt of the Osmond p.ir mO\le gr.ace· \llous yens with• new br.i nd c~~·11ement of 1t~ eJrllcr Ja)' hv '"1tch1n!; to t.ipcJ anJ fully into sp•rlding .1dull· of magir.I m•yhem. lilmcd programming A"c.Jc l'rnm 'Po"'· new, anc.J lute· hood,ilnd the weekly \l.trlety Guest slus.re being ure· night pmgramming. he lch there had hccn \/C ry little the-hour is rt!'\li\led to re flect. the fully selected 10 appeal to nwmcnl-11·,·happcning cnlcrta1nmcn1 f1 1r the famil.v refreshing bifll new the show's loy.il •udit nce, uud1cnec adult''" well a' y11ung.,tcr,. difference. the 18-35 young adults, .ind "No1h1ng cun heat the cu-11t:111cnl of ,cc1ng "'mcthing Donald Cl•rk Osmo'1d, will include such e11dting happen n11ht in front ol y11ur c.H·\. knowinu that the the 'totilll performer' and lumin•rh.•s u Andy Gibb, e . c superb musici•n, is ~ m;m Olivi• Newton-John, KC & unexpected can and '''met1mc' will ocnir" CIMk i~ thoroughly .ii home o n • the Sunshh;ie &.and, Suunne hopeful that live Wedm:,da\ will hnng hJd that ncllc:· dance floor, .ind equ.illy .at Somen, Kris Kristofferson, mcnt lo lhc l V 'nccn e•se with goosl·n•tured Bf'n Veretn. Cindy Willi•ms, /\\1de from C l.ark J\ h11\I. the other weekly eompo· comf'dy-truly .m •ll·round Bob Hope, Cheryl L•dd, nent\ of the 'how will he \\ nd1l.1teJ eolumnl\t l:ou ver~tile artist. Huvey Korman, Lorett• r;:i~o:~·Nijc:~1jf.J ~[~r~LV!.~.,i~~lp;:~'ul.)1$1-~~w bu l'le' Quin ~· l ovely MiHie. lynn •nd more. •. "~cF\~ .. ~-~~.1'~~~-~2'.~~~· J.lliPllllllli1lilli~liltl-ll••~~.. ~~IMilrJl6~.,,;~ ... f h .I ·o M t . d•y. is the showcued repre· 111g name~ rom I c p;J\I. .rnu .1 ne ore 1me . fune AUyson, Vi\li•" h d ~ 11 sent•tive of the yo ung cameo. in wh1c lcgen ar) per ormcr' w1 'Prec.:rea1e 1he ,ophisticatc in rod•y'' Bl•ine, Peter Gr•\les, Roz high-point perform.inlc' of their career' \ociely. And, in the new kt lly, l.,ry Storch, V;in Each v.eck Clar~ \\ill prl·,cn 1 a m1n1m um of "'~ su,on, Marie Osmond will John\on •nd Al.in Young •re performing guc!\t' e1)med1Jn\. 'ingcr\. mu\lcal group~. displ•y • flowering horn of guesl star p.u.sengers in the c1rcu~ and mJg1c Jet\ 1n \hort. 01ck C l;i1k·, I 1ve be~uly, ch.um •nd talent In Th•nksgMng Show episode W d d II h I h I t I both coml'dir ind mu1iul of ABC's The low Boat, cur· C ne~ ay WI C JU' w a 11 'JY\ 1 " '1 IH' vuneiy ~ntly in production. Storch <,enc~. 1n the truc't meaning or the \~1lrd' "I 1vc" and JX"rform•nce. She is, withoul pl•ys • ship's enginf'er "variety." question,• sl•r in the finest who\e entire f•mily is tense of the word. The Donny •nd Muie Oowf'd •w•y hy crew Show-in • truly nl'W lm•ge members when he •grees lo this yur-should ere.tie ,. work the holiday cruise in n('w •nd e•citing Frld•y "Tony's Family.'' written by night fever. And, where it Henry Colm•n. Peter Gra\le~ will lud is tol•lly unpredict· is cut ill' minister who f•lls able. Indeed, the show h In 10\le with •n e~otic d.incer undefllned with. an "unpt't• (Roz kelly) under tht' dis.ip· dict.ibillty" f•r lor u never proving eyes of • church • before. From the •II new Mt!f'btr (Vl\li.an Blaine), looli of the Opt'nlng-· whose husb•nd ls pl•yed by tmbr•cing • contempor.ary Alilln Young. in "Tht Mlni\ter pulsl' toward the disco & the StrlJ>i>tr," written by \Dul-to lhe conctrt porllon Fred S. fox and Sum•n M1d through the h.ll•no of l\cob\. In "Her Own Two the hour. The Donny •nd Feet,'• writttn by Aon Gibbs Mari.-Show will •ccent and Joel Kimmel, V•n John· unsu,pectlng varl.ibles •on •nd JuM Ally1on Portray throughout. Thl' only pre· .a touple trying to .idjusl to dict.1ble wlll be •n .1lw.1ys the wift's adv•nclng blind· fresh and new •ppro1eh! "''5· Creating lhe updaled " • • • dlKo milieu:•" inttrn•lly·llt htcutlvt' Producer Lin .i.nd pulsi ng flOOf which will Bolen hu signed Wllll•m come all~ with ce>Jor .1nd WI~ ind Dan• Wynttr lnfecliow energy. And, to 11uesl st.ar roles 'ln lhe prtwidin11 the hear1beal this "W.alk A Velvtt Tightrope" ytu will be • doztn dltco epi~ of W.E.I .. 2Qth·fos d.anten l(corrttt-~NCERS Ttlevltlon dr1matk serlr. lor replace !ht let dt•ttnl). Sur· NllC. '•"1elt Bellwood 't•rs rounding lhf" ji11e .ind boogie i14 ~ ITl<ldtrn young wom.an .ictlon will be lht auditnet: txKutl11t •I • tt ltvialon net· its.If, immedi•tt ly •dl•cent worti in the hour·lonll drama •nd •mund lhrff of lhe four from lfn Bolen Produrtion• sldet of the dance floor/ In •"od•llon with Fo• TV. .. f WEDNESDAY 1· SfnEMlfll 20 for 11101nin1 incl 1lt11110011 hstlnas. pltm m 0AYTIM£ PIOGIAMS. Below, for JOllr tonvtnitnce, ire the dly 's lllO¥ies. OAm ME MO~IES 12:00 11J "A Witch Without A l room" (l;in) "66 Maria Perschy. Jeltrey Hunter m "r'" A&•iMt the House" (drl) SS-Brian l<etlh W1ll1am Conrad Kim Novak 2:00 D "Slt1h , bttlt & lloll" (mus) "56-Mike Connors, rars Domino 3.00 QJ " "The lleluclanl Astro-naut" (com) "67 Don Knolls. Joan r reeman 3:30 D rCJ "Ther llan tor Their lives'' (dra) '69 John Payne. Luana Patten John Car1ad1ne. Jim Davis EVENING -6:30-u UJ Qt Ne'" ff I Cross-Wits 0 "EW ON NINE! • "TIC TAC DOUGH" 0 Tic TK Ootlf!I Win~ Marlfnd1lt 1s the hos1 'ial Mm Griffin Show m I Lowe Lucy fn Mrcltlf4 JKboll $llow !SO Pr0ttd Unittrw 7:00 U J UUO>lltws U The Liar's Club 0 NEW SEASON ON NINE * '1HE JOKER'S WILD" 0 <l l The Johr's W~d Jack Barry 1s lht host m llJ) The Si1 Milhon S Man Q) Sanford I Son (H I (oods tor the Family W M1cNell/lehrer lleport !!~ lntroduc1n1 l iolo&J -7:30- 0 PREMIERE! Wacky Came * Show/Host Dick Martin U The Cheap Show 6:00 CU lei's Go to the lam U U [_e) (1t1 News U S~1 lh Na The Odd Couple y The llt•IY"fd G1111e U f'fQ) (2l lltws U Name Thal Tune p E.merrency One 1 e ) The Bon•ers 0 NEW ON NINE! 0 "ow ON "'NE! JOHN HOUSEMAN GRAIN BROKER? P1ayw11ght. theatncal director, motion picture producer. editor of Orson Welles· Mercury Theatre of the Air on radio, professor of drama and Academy Award·winning actor in his first film role Each represents a mark of achievement. but togelher they spell the srngutarly distinguished show business career of John Houseman, who broadens hrs horizons with the te1ev1s1on portrayal of imposing law pro- fessor Charles W Kingslteld Jr in the dramalic new senes. The Paper Chase. which premieres Tuesday at 8PM on CBS. Incongruously. but for me notorious stock market crash of 1929, the theatre might never have heard ol John House- man Unlll that devastating blow to the American economy the young em1gre from England was carving a handsome niche tor himself as an entrepreneur in the grain market Houseman's Romanian lather had en1oyed more lhan a measure of success dealing in international commod11ies- whea1. cotlon, sugar, cocoa, coffee and various vegetable oils And 11 was through the good auspices ol his lather's London friends that he got a 1ob there with a leading grain brokerage house II was nor long unlll he accepted an otter from another family t11end lo l>ecome an executive tor lhe expanding Continental Grain Corporation's operation in New Yori< City In less lhan three years, as Houseman puts It, he had become "one of the most successful young men In the North American gram-export business " >' ~ • ~ ':JOU ..DQI'~~ ,.., • . • "TU~~¥.£-W, .~)!(( ~-ho I~,·~ t"\t b •~ ,.M'fi)tm-8~1 ~~"1 ... m The 8r Mr 8llnc.ll I he host &>Streets of Sin fr1ncisco (10J 12SJ hlllily feud tP1 The Growin1 t't111 Cl) Ad1m·l2 m Owr [.sy l2ll P'111ito !DJ fie TK Oou&h m Clunnel 21 Tontpl fIOl h111ity POftr11t ilOl Coni11mer Survrnl Kit NEW! THE CHEAPEST GAME SHOW OF AU- FAST, FUNNY AND OFF THE WAUI Host Dick Martm, diuy Wanda,guests Bob Newhart and Anthony Newley, plus hapless con testants. ..... This rapid succession to "wealth and power" led to an unfortunate gamble he elected to establish his own busi- ness In association with a London firm Houseman says today that his Oceanic Gram Company was "hideously overextended With far too many commitments when the crash came We couldn't posslbly have survived:· And thus. ''by sheer accident. .. was born another artishc career II was about this time that Houseman married a budding stage act.ass. Zita Johnson, who was to have a brief fling In Hollywood She had many llterary and thea1r1- cat friends, and her out-of-work huaband was otten In the company of such notables as Phillip Wylie. Edmund Wilson, e e. cummings and Heywood Broun At Clifton College In Englend. he had foun~ed a dr,amallc society and edited the school quarterly. After gr•duatlon. his short stories and book reviews were publlshed, and he completed the manuscript of a book baMd on his depress- ing experiences during a brief sojourn on the Argentine pampas. His early struggling ventures as 11 playwright led lo a Hollywood screenwrlllng aaslgnment and eventually to directing and producing on Broadway and the stormy col· laborallon with Orson Welles Would Houseman ultlmetely have turned to writing and the thealr8', had his grain buslneaa survived the slO<lk market crash? ''We'll n9119f know, will we?" he NY• with a aly grin I • , • .. .,.22 ITMT YOUI MIHMG VllWlffG WITH THI Cll IVDING MIWI WITH Ml.TU CIOMllTI AT 1 HI • TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 WEDNESDAY (Continu.d) 8:00 Stevenson and P11sc11la Lopez. sla/ U MEW Sf.ASOM The Jtfftt· w1lh co stars Jack Dodson. P11st1lla -Georae aots wild when Louise Momll. Olma Ba1ash and Bobby ttveals lhe "bare' lacts about her Ellerbee Guest slarrine 1n lhe ep1 new art class and he ltarns th11 mo1e sode 11e 8111 Hun!. John M01koff. than the truth hu bun eiposedl David Pendlelon and John W1dlock D @ 8 m111m Oicl Clul's D OICIC ClARIC'S LIVE u.. Wt411tMl1J Guests include *' WEOflES. COlfTlllUES! Diana Ross. Rock Nelson, the los m The e>.i C.Uple Anceles Rams cheerleaders and o llllipt• stunt man 011 Robinson who al IE) llKlll L*t tempts a t11ple lr1mpohnt 1ump <II Owt1 Eny while suspended S.000 fut in the au 9:00 from a h~locopter .. a fl) CIS Wt411ts4IJ Mo.it: 8 ~: CC) (2111) Alnl111 (211r) "Alt Y• ill tlle Hom Safari" Ootumenluy on Alaska Motttr' (SUSIJ) '78-Ka!hleen Beller. D TOM FLIPS OUT Tony 8111 Blythe Danner Robin Mat *' 011 "I IS EllOUGH" son, Tn~ra O'Neil, De~nis Quilde. 8 <ml (21) £11ht Is Enoup Alan fudae. Scott Columby A bt1uh "Who's Cmy Here·· The1e •s !¥Oman lul h11h school student and photo· trouble al the Bralllord's when Abby 1ourn1hst ts marled as the t1r1et for becomes convinced that her husband a campaign of terroi Nol ts in· her 1s h1v1n1 an 1ffa1r with 1nolhe1 school loc~er and late nieht phone woman and Tommy is cauehl be ealls when she 1s home alone slowly tween lwo youna beaulle~. rob her of the complacency of a snug, G Morie: ~ (Zflr) Tiit Tall peiceful emlence The !error 1n· Women" (wes) '66 Anne Buter spired by one twisted mind h1d1n& m Carol Burnett I Friends behind the lace ol leenaae 1nno m Movie: (211r) "loft& Day'• lour· cence a~ents this drama on high "'J Into llitht" (dr1) '62-Kalharine school hie and lhe pressures of Hepburn, Jason Robards h natural peer relafionslups. @ Eclloes of Sihtr 8 @ 8 MIC Wt4.-.y Movie: fl!» &rut l'tr1trl!llMIS ct) (Zltr) "Aitpotf '71" Concf. (dra) !Rl'Tllfldan Gold '77 -hck Lemmon. lee Grant, 8· 30 Brtnda Vacwo, Joseph .Cotten. f,1 rft:Mt£U I -the a...luiftc OllYla dt H1v1ll1nd. Darren McCavin, • ... , Cl111stophe1 lte, James Stewart. An outspoken nun IO'ns iOftu wrlh • Ct~t.~~~ dJ -~Jle J!Yllll owes ~~ •AM•• tfiit~ lWl'frt'"'"7 ~ 'ST'dilli6n~on7commu 11"'cen pl1ne. carr,1nt a few million dollars ler 1~ • seedy P'.~ of town, but it worth of art, IS h11acked by a 1roup of soon becomes • misslOft lll!Po$SI art thieves led by lhe co·p1fot ft then ble" •~ they conllnually du ll over crashes al sea and 11nu 1~1o 100 v1twpo1nls and methods. Mclean Itel of water ACROSS Procen a pot110 (clue to P\IUtt answer) 5 Breathe noisily 9 Prtfl1t 1nd1cat1ng three 10 W•ll•ch ot Whitney 12 'Go take -·l' (2 wds ) t5 Black 18 Mera or Malden 20 Helm posJfton 2J Flowe• neclllKe 22 Rip 24 'Mr ~Mrs 25 Lona tooth 28 Clue 31 Uberete 32 Western Uate J4 F"8Jlten 36 Stoo 31 Consumer 0<&aniz11ion (tbbrtY) 39 "Tht OrHt .. t' sl11 41 TY!>* of tranal)Oftet•on 42 Spice Answer ~I eno or tne S11urd1v 100 DOWN 2 OrHs 3 Opposite of 1un1or(abbrev ) 4 Employ 5 F01.1ntam or Seeae1 6 Capone or Molln1ro 7 Women's narl\e 8 B11d future 11 Folds 13 David or M1rch 14 Ch31'&cl8' played by myitery ~l•t 16 Type 01 ain 17 Te11e,,_,., or1an1zellon (llbbrtv) 19 V11n Oytle 01 lewis 23 Compensate for 26 Curved line 27 More ltd)' 29 Type of type lO Cooper or 0 '8nen 33 SNiner Of Vlaran 35 Type of Chffst 36 he's p1rtnet 38 M•'t p11riner 40 Mul!Cel nole • ,...,,,.,, ,.,.. •.Om IKlll U CHAIUf'S AJfGfiS-* FOUR ANGELS TOlllnE 8 CJ) CiaJ QI) Cbrlit's AA1tls "Ancel Come Home" Farrah rawcell Ma1ors as Jill. rel111ns lo the 1n1ehc lold and announcts she 111111 mmy a famous race car dover. bul her 1oy 1s shorl·hvtd when her hancet is kolltd drmna a c.1 des11ned by a 111fn with whom Jill was lormtrly involved m Tiit ""' Griff111 S11R @ &mt i'trlonuMtS 9 Etttlill1 1t ..... 10:00 .... ""' D VEGAS BEAUTY QUEEN * TRAPPED BY '°ltlO l'HOTOGRAl'HI 8 (J) ~ t21J ,_EMIUE Ve11S "Ctnler1old" Robert Unch s111s as a pmate invest1rat01 on re111ner 10 a holel and c1Stno 0111ner (1tcu1nn1 rerular Tony Curtis) Ame11ca's mosl famous model aoes lo Las Veaas for a fashion layout and becomes the victim of an extortion olot 1nvolv1nR obscene photos. Chr1shn1 Ferrare, Dane Clark, Will Sampson, Abe Vl&oda. Morey Amsterdam and John Ericson 1ues1 II) Milllt C.lltry m Tiit ,..., ((I) The Lat Stall4 -10:30-. ..,""' m Tiie OU c.,i. m r.,....-Zllctit fD Tiit Did CMtt s .... 8 Fatlltr lMn lest 9 Mldleil/ldrtt R.,.rt -11:30- • CIS Liit Mewlt: N1w1ii fl'fe-0/ltill D OBW.,C:.11111 8 Twilicllt Z• • CD <II QI l'tlict W1t11111 "SmKk" m .._,..., lttr'lll ., Get S..rt (81 Ulin Yora I You fD Ca--UC "'ws 12:00 m lfiP...,.. Q) The HINJ1110t11tn -12:30- .. Movits: "Splendor." "Room al the lop." "Nor1h•esl Trail" D (Ml (3) S.W.A.T m Movies: "Tht Ma11c ~rptl," "The Flylna Missile," "The Glass Wall" Q) liltwit: "llttle at lloMy leldl" (dra) '61-Audle Murphy 1:00 D ID (JJJ TINllOrrow • llnericl 2:00 91\e h llMn '· ~.k. ~i f 100 .M'i • .. · ~~;Siv~i;·ru~ "~ • ill • tIDl ""' D OOMnl • Tiit O.tt.s """ e MIN: <t> "Tiie WorW Ill His Anlls" (dra) 'S2-Greaory Pee~. .., Get Sl!lart -2:30- • MIN: "flft Illes tt --..r (mys) '63-Mthony Perkins.. nMT YOUI IYENING VllWING WITH THI CIS IYINING NIWS WITH WU.Tll CIONICITI AT 7 PM. TV WEEI<. SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 ·- A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR GRANDPA WALTON·1s ALL THE MORE POIGNANT BECAUSE THE FAMILY MAY LEA VE WAL TONS MOUNTAIN FOREVER! Starring Ralph Waite, Michael Leamed. Also starring Ellen Corby. A BREA TH.STOPPING BATTLE OF WITS AND SUSPENSE. Wounded bys gunman's bullet, Barnaby tries to escape capture and death. In a deserted wood. Starring Buddy Ebsen. Also $tarring Lee Meriwether and Marie Shera. P~24 .. THURSDAY SfntMID 21 f Of IMflliftc M4 lfttfMtll liltillp, ,1t111e Mt DAYTIME l'ROGRAMS. ...... ,., '''" COIM!lietKe, ,,. "" day's "'"'-. iMmME MOVIES 12:00 Ill "Clr!l Oii M.lral" (com) '56-Peuy Cummins. David lomhnson ID "Hl1ll lubaret" (adv) '47-Van Johnson, June Allyson 2.'00 U "Voodoo Wonl111" (idY) '57-Marla rnaltsh, Mike Connors l:OO Cial tcJ "Three Guns lor Teus" (we$) '68 Peler Brown. Hev11le Brand ]:JO 8 (t) "lliller1 Three" (susp) '68 Robert Walker, Diane Vam, Maureen Arthur, Dick Clark BVaNINQ e:oo 8 8 (2fJ Nt111 -~~•re e UltrlHCJ One liJ NEW ON NINE! * "YOU DON'T SAY" B Y• O.'t Sly Jom Ped 1s the host Gt Tiit lrl4J IMllCll a> Stnets tf Sit f r..0.0 9 Dailllilla Heme lllttriOfs 6:)0\ltf Elsy a r'""" '-a f .... M Shtd11tt1 -6:30-• ma""' (J}-C,...Wlta Cl NEW ON NINit * ''TIC TAC DOUGH" Ill fie Tee: °"'Ch Wink Ma1t1ndale hosts. <IQ) Mm Griffi• S.... ID I LM LllCJ ID flllchltl l1elM!I S11ew 0 H_,llitits Tllrt11all Ille Arb 7:00 e m u•""' • Utr's CIW e llEW SWOll ON NINE • ''THC JOIEl'S WILD" • .....,.. "IN Jtc~ 81try IS lht host •11111 ..... s..,. -~IS.. a,...., ... ,_., ....... 11.*tf~ a.,.... ..... ..,., -7:l0- • llEW SWON, NIGHT! * COME Oii DOMt! • "" h1u la -............. ... Sllfdl Of." .n.....,.c... ."" ..... n.s1.w...,s.. e llOW Ott IHNll • '1HE UM DP'tm" • ni. LM ~ Bill Cullen is th• !lost (fl 0 letdl c.. ...... 12 •C......11Tt!lldit .... ........ 8:00 -9:30- 6 THE WALTONS 'AY U (1Q) <al NEW SWOfl Solp * TRIBUTE TO GltAllO'A The ehlleunr wedd1nr ol Danny 2 HOUR S'ECIAL Dallas and [la111e Lefkow1t1 1s cl1 8 l() NEW SEASON Tiit W1lt011$ mued lly a starthne 1nnouncmen1 (2hr) The Wallon family laces lhe lrom the bt1de's mobslel lather empty nut syndrome as family mem 1 o·. 00 bers crow up and apart Muy [llen and Erin decide to t11ke an apartmenl D Blinded llarn,by Foils 111 Charlottesville to be closer to • Attempt To Murder Him sthool and WOik Then 1usl when B llCW SEASOll Barn1•r Olivia and John fear the11 ygunee1 JOMs Barnaby~ tempom1ly bhnded children "'" leave home John gets br a graune butler wound and musl an 1mpress1n JOb opportunily in eneage 1n a desperate battle ol wits Richmond thal calls lor lhe complete with two killers to s1Ye h1msell and a abandonment ol Walton s Mountain key murder w11ness Guests are Grandma also undergoes a turninr Grelthen Corbell Rochard Evans point 1n her hie as she t11es 10 adJust D @ (lf) PtiMIERE W.ll, "To to Grandpa's absence especially as Aneehta W11h Love" S11n Barbara his b1rtflday approaches. Alren guests u Ellen Cunn1n1ham s D mi (fJ) NEW SEASOll rroject best hiend. an IClteSS who eels lhe UFO "The Underwater lnt1den1" A most 1mportan1 role ol her cmei. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 11:00 8 •CU®J llews D 0 O llns • Tiit 11111., ~ Ill Mowle: CC) "Whit's So lid Alltut fMlilll liotdf' (com) '68- Gtorre Peppard, Mary Tyler Moore Ill Tiie OU eou,M ., flf!MM 2111Pt fn TIM Did Cl¥ttt Sllow 1211 fltlltr ....., lest -11:30- • CIS Late Mcwit: M•A-S•H/ Mctloud D 0 tllJ Jellft"Y Clr1011 g Twilipt Z.. 8 CD OD (21) StJrsly & Hutch • Hot111'1 HelMS Cl) Get S.art illl Ulils Yoe• an4 You 0 Mldltil/Lehrer Report charter boat 1s rammed by a UFO and lhen learns lhal she may die of a f 2:00 a marine b1olo11st is found uncon brain lumor before lhe lilm 1s com m Hi&ll tto,es sc1ous on a stretch ol beach lhat 1s pleled Stephen McNally also guesls 0) The "-r-.rs unmarked by either lracks 01 U CJ ltews loolp11nts Stoll Thomas and D FAMILYllrS A GIRL -12:30- Carohne Mcw111t1ms guest. * FOR THE l.AWRCllCES! 8 MHlt1: 'Mambo. The She e Mo.it: CC) (2111) "To Find A 8 CIQ1 (21) llEW SEASOll Crealure." "8111 Deadly Game" Rllrt'*"' Nafure documentary. f1111ily "Startin& Over" 11 YUi old 8 f}) ({OJ~ S.W.U . U ('I()® '3) Mork & Mindr Q C m Mo.in : ··Ma11n1ficent Doll, .. "Mo rM I •. M k I d·tt uinn umminrs is introduced as "Lorna Ooone." "Roeucs ol Sher ,..'.UtJAAe~~Jo.,;:oi.J;~:=1 • =:~t.:~:1 w .. ood.fomr· ~ ., lnofolitto1llta1trcorMinaynparr --creaTeslin'siOil by rlfiis1ni aTroflers r.-~~( .. ~ - menl over lhe OPPfs111on of hei 01 affection efpeci.lly from inlun • 6 Henry fonda, llobert Ryan ou1ra11ed lalher ated .. b1e S1ste1·· Buddy 1 :00 (i) fllowie: fC) (211r) ''$p1rlKllS" 0) llicllt Gllltry Part I (dra) '60-K11k Oouclas fli) Tiie hllisers D ~ r>JJ TMOr,... Laurence Olivier. lean Simmons CS) lltwsdlea Cl Mm rkk lony Curtis. Charles Lauahton. Peter IO 30 2:00 Usllnov John Grnn -: -B Moone: "Too Mll!r Gifls'' (mus) G) Clrol lllrMtl & frittMls G) 0>....., •O-luc1lle 8'11 OeSI Amai Cl) Morie: (211r) "St"t111k r 0 Tiit hlliwrs Cl Me91es: Up front," "Slr1n1er Affair'' (rom) ·~ Joan Fontaine 9 l:oritllu*tf f~H 11 Sun11se" (H Tiit Mlllls Chr011kltS ,-------------------- Sl> 'tf'IOll to '•non 9 Tiie llllrk ti Oil ,aifttitl1 -1:30- • ( · llll <al llEW SEASOll '"'-l's H1,,.-1 Rerun enlers a disco contul and raises the money he needs by sellina lhe percenlage ol his w1nn1ngs 10 'invtslOfs.' but then eets tamed away and sells too many sha1es 1n h1ms~lt ID Tiie <>.i Couple m ••lllties tt n ,,01h1etlo!I IRl Ower Wy 9:00 11 Set the .ctlon • di.Irina Quincy 11141 N1tioll1I CllnJ Wtff S.,tHlber 1~23 D ~ Q llEW SEASOll Qul~cr "Ille Lui S11 Hours·· Quincy rKts 1111nst time to 1sol11c the myste rlOvs llOISOft lhat ltu •lrHdy Pf0¥1n lal1I to an auto "Cldtnl Ytelrm, the 1~ves1111tin1 police ott1ce1, and threatens to <1•1111 lhe hie ol Quuicy'5 usistanl Sam fu11uma JOl!n AndetSOrt, ""' Mante~ 111d Scoll M11low1 IUUI • <II a hmy •mer "The Starch" When • 1ounc wom.tn br~ks 11110 • men's bathholls. to tOrtlrOllt ht1 1111551111 111htl llltt a 18 ym surcll. his rtfut.11 lo fdm11 hl's htt latllel 1dds to 1 commohOll that lands them 'Wlh 111 the 11th precinct st1l1011house ...... Sriffll u.. 0 ..... $llert _, e S-.... A series "1th Clft·1n stMC• '°' IWSIUl()I with menltl '"•Ith 1111tudts a n. t.c S..rdl EXCITEMENT MOUNTS FROM ONE GAME TO ANOTHER FOR FABULOUS PRIZES! Host Bob Barker puts contestants through their suspenseful paces . .. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 .. '\ . NIM ZANY, IYE·PO,,.G COMIDY, GllAT MUSIC, DAZZl•G CHORUS Liii MD MUCH MOii. Starring the wildly funny Hudson Brothers and Bob Monkhouse. Special guest Paul Wt11iams. STAIT YOUI EVENING VllWING WfTH THI C1S MMING NIWS WfTH W.Uffl CIONl<ITf AT 7 PM. THI HUUC n11os A MAn. BUT HIS HAPPINESS MAY BE SHORT·LIVED! Starring Biii Bixby. Also starring Jack Co/11/n and Lou Ferrigno. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1978 FRIDAY I IJQ) The Me" Cnttin si-m I Lott l11<y 0 JOE AS MATCHMAKER TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 CD Mtll Crltfin Show * ON WAVERLY WONDERS D iliJ U l"MMIEJE Tiie Wntrly SEl'TEMIER 22 Wonders Joe Namalh slars 1n lh1s comedy se<•tS 1n lhe rote ol Joe fD lllichHI lKUon 'SO l'rojtd Untn rse foi mornillc and after-listi11p, 7 :00 Casey the coach ol a hapless ba\ket ,1use see DAfTIME l'ROGUMS. fl r )J D 8 m lltws ball ltam whem members also mm lelow. for Jlllr ~. 111 Ille U liar's Cl9' determined 10 prove lhal lhey aren I day's ~ O llEW SEASON ON NIN[ much n scholars e•lher Co slm are OAmM£ MOVIU * ''THC JOKER'S WILD" Gwynne Gilford and Ben Poam lhe D l lobr's Wild Wonders art Kom l anktord loshua lt:OO Cil (Cl "The l'olly Solditr" CD (2fl Si1 MinlOll S Man Grenrod lier" lurntr and Charle~ (wes) '52 lyrone Power II) S,nlOfd ' Son Bloom CD ''Tiit Judee Sttps Out" fD Maci.til/lellrtr ltepor1 g Mowie: 1C 1 (21111 "Wlkltrnn.s 2:00 D "D1y Ille Wot1d Ended" SOJ Voter's l'ipehnt Journty" Documenflry on Alaska (scr h) '56-Mike Connors a (3 I 1Q} 2f llCW SEASON 3:00 (1'0l <C> "Cstape to Min· -7:30-Donny I Mane Bob Hope Olivia •danao" (dra) 68 Ceor&e D l'llEMIERE lon~e'1 lhe tlud,on Newton John and the Sun~hone Band Mahaus. Nehemrah Persolt '°'" Donny and Maue J:lO 8 CCI "lllilltmare 111 Chi· Brothm 8111, Mark and Brett kick • {)Keen's Pee191t u 10" (mys) '6/ Chatlts off lheir new comedy show w1lh 0 Mowit: tCi (2hr) "SP1r11tus" McGraw. Rober1 Ridgely special eutsl Paul Willtams Cone I (d1a) 60 Kuk Douglas _ ~ l]J CIJ Tiie Muppeb taurence Olivier Jean Simmons ilv•NINu D ..... ,. Stalld ., m ~rot Burnett & friends U Tiie lltwtywtd Game Ii) Dotvmentary Special: Jaws of •·.OO B (!§) IJSJ Hollywood Squares Duth Underwalt1 cameraman1ad v 0 NOW ON NI NE! D C1l B lf) lltws * "THE LOVE EXPERTS" venturet Slan'WWrman takes his D (j'Ol @ !21) News umeras tnto lhe OttP on sea1ch ol g EmtrltflCJ 011t U The Lowe [lper1s lht summer rendrJYoOs po1nl 01 G NEW ON NINE! 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L----~~~~-~-- 1nv1led he flees through a window Tammy Lauren co stars m Rams Hi1llllpts fI1) 1241 rso Wall $trett Week 9:00 8 1 e NCW SEASON (2hr) Tht Incredible Hulk Banner !ind~ ro mance and mar11agP w1lh a lovely psychtalll\I who 111es 10 wrt lht alt hcflon which tu1n1 tum tnlo lhf llulk whenever ht Rel~ OIAd Whtie ht t11•s to help hci with her own bur den Mauette Harllry guesls U Q2J 1HJ NEW SEASON The Rockford nits 'lleartathes ol A rool" Count1y W"tt1n sh1 Wtlht N~lson wrote 1nd 1rnas the lttle song of lh1> ep1sodt 1n whllh a countiy mord1ng arhSI (l~ylo1 lalchei) is doutilt crosud by h1~ bui1n,S\ mAn atet who has involved him with •1•~1 mobs 1n the Cluntw Am,11un un der<o01IO 8 r) l 110l 12t f~t AIC Fuda, llotit: CI (lllr) ''TM la4 lltws lean" (tom) 16 Waltt1 Malth.tu Tatum O'Nul VtC Moi1ow. Joyct Van Patlen B'n Pmn lllkte (•11 Hairy, ~lhed W lvllet 8r1ndo11 Ct u1 An 111ng lo1met m11101 lt~lu' baseball ptaye1 takes on lhr ,ob 01 c03ch1na the 1un101 tuaut 8em 1aes 10 13 utlumsy,conluSfO •nd untatenled 1 tOll~thon ot born losers -n11vr.rnt loOt 011 a ptarmr ''''d He hypu uo the teem by bnb1n1 an 11 yu1 old wh111 ktd p1t,her named Amanda to 101n lhe !tam He 1lso rte1u11S a 1uvtn1I' dohquent who looks like ron11t but ptayi "~' loe 01Mau10. and by the end of lh~ n uon lht Bear~ ~·~ ct1w1n1 lht1r wav to lht lop • ~ Cru t 'erforr111ncu fD M1sh rpitct Thul rt I he Mayor of ~sterbfld&e"' SO T HP'Jtrl Revolt 10:00 D (1j1 11t 1 nEMtE•£ The Eddie Captl MysttllU Where I h,r, s Smo~e· Capra votunleer) lo htlP clear a younc wom•n \ten lleeong liom the So&hl ol a burning building IO wh1Ch the bOdy OI I prommenl phyS1Cian 1s d1i.covered with a sulpel stock1n1 llom his back Pall• D'A1banv1lle lltrna1d Barrow M (hael Horio" Ken Swollo10 Wendy Ph1ll1ps and Seven Annt McDonald co star Iola Alb11~hl Robin Mauson, tom D1~kt ~nd Randy Powell cuest "0 Nein O> Focus on Britain fD The P1lhsers fO' Union Milds -10:30-m m 11ews 11 :00 D 13) B 81 to111tws D Q3 Otl News U The Datinc ~me 0 Movie: IC "ONI Day in the Lilt of lu n OtnlSO'llch" (dli) 71 lom Cou•lenay CD Tiie Odd Couple m r.rnwooc1 2Nit"' 12~ The P'1lhsc1S fI1) Did Cmtt Show at f1111er Knows Bat SO M1dh1l/ltllm Report tJ 0i t~i!~ow~M~.~C.~ Awen1ers1"Dillin1t1," s11r11ng wauen Oates Ben lohnson Q '31 Ot .lollnny Canon g TWtli&hl Zone 8 3 l fief !H Biretta CD Ho11n's Heroes &>Get Smart 12:00 m Jukebo• Starrona lw1u1 &> Tiie HoneymOOIMlll fD MO'lie: "Pon ot Call -12:30- ( l 1 Solp factory DilCO g MO'llt: 104 "Purl of the South l'ac1fic" (romJ -~~ V11R1n1d Mayo B Movie: IC "Su en 1n Dir•· nts.s" (dra) '69 Milton Berle Sun Ga111son, Din• Me111ll Ba11y Nelson 110 lllowlt: ··eompinian\ 1n N1Jhl 1111re ~1111101 Anne Ballti m Tiit Sotp factory O> las Vein Sportsltnt 1:00 D <JJ IH Mldn11llt Sptelal CJ Mmrk• • CDH1tfl~ -1:30-m "'""1. Spith1f POii Al11 qut ' Alfred tltltllcoc:~ Pruenl) Gl M•,lt: !Cl "h lhtr end the •ln1'' (1dv) 60 loan Cothn~ Richard Crin 2:00 D """'1: "Itta " Abtltnr fown" -2:30-• s1 ... Cn~rfl S-e liletles "N11hl T1dt "' . (nttr IMPtCIOI M1111ret" -3:15- D Mowlt: ''Wllllt the City Slttps" {mysl '56 Dina A11dr~ I SATURDAY I sm£MBH 23 MORNING -5:30- D lbA "ibolt's Marie Show 8 :00 D TMt's Cat S...rilt S.llltlttr Ii C.1111N1ity FttAac• m U11i\ltnity of Ille Air • -6:30- D S..11rise St111tSt11 D l.1114 of Ille lnl U D"rnet CU TY tq11100111 0 DJtty & Goliath (1Q) Course of Our Ti111es mS.U• Out Q) Guest SllOt fll) Captiollff ABC ll11n tDl Su rch: Quest for '"'°"'I M11nill1 1:00 D Ca111tr1 llirtt D IHJ (8) Yorl's Spice bee 11 Bil BIH Mllllt • m CJa) a .... ,;n• '•nt1ttr Cl) Actas San Oit1t D The H« Fudre Show m llt111t11ta1J ...., Ill WeNft .... to •nt m Y or• tor 11ean. -Po- " Dvsty's Tr...._ • m ®J a ScMJ o. ~~,.,"~~TJ1U•~. lltl\lt'sE-rll -~· .. Sil flllll Futllft 8:00 • (IJ All·lltw ,.,.,.. Hollr e MO¥it: ct) "Tht l'llarHh's W..11'' (rom) '61 -Ltnda Cmlal, John Drew Barrymore • m Ill> a F11rf1<t CJ Mo.It: CC) "A••• All loatt" (dra) 56 Jeff Chandler, Georee Nader, Ke1lh Andes, Lu Buhr m Mowit: ''1111 Har!Mr They fall" (drJ) '56-Humphrey Boaart, ROd Ste11er. Jan Sterhn1 f.D The ~"'' Cllrt11idts -8:30- • CJ) (JI IJt) s.,.rfritMI D IJlJ <Ill Wlilla's ,._, Holli ., s.tlit111 c.Miftmla 1:00 II CD hp '-Jta.H RHMr ti) SM Ytr1J ET~ -9:30- • <fl QI "™ fMt~all D11U1hll4t1 Game I M1chr11n ws Notrt Dame 8 8 (Jf) F .. t.Htic fttlr • llletrit: "S.llty o·---" ( mrs) '45 Al1n l1dd, BrKe C.bol ............ . ,... • '-"' ....__,., _,. ''""' v~. ""'"'''' ._ .. ""' 9.29 ~"I 11111 to JtPJn -10:30- • tlJ Tarun and tlle Sv,er Stwtn a Ho,1•1 C.ssidy m 111• beers m lnttr111tiont1 CIMss <Mtrart 11:00 D OfJ QJ) Mllor Lu111e .,_.,N Gt Did You Hur t1M OM MiouH -11:30- • Dll(llfl AFRRNOON 12:00 .. S,,Ct Audtmy • Vtf•c• to Hit lltt0111 ol tlle Sta D Tiie Em Sld1 Kids e Soul Traift a> Tlrun !ft The Growin1 Years -12:30-• C1J Fal Albert fD Cinematic £11 Debut ol a 13 parl mies des11ned to accompany classic European hims and t•Plain ina whv lhe film 1s a classic. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17. 1978 THE RETURN OF CARY DEWITT Can one man 6e in two places at the same time? Join host John Newland for the all-new dramatic NEW/ THOSE TURBUUNT WAR YEARS THROUGH THE EYES OF MEN IN COMBAT. UordBridges' narration, gripping photography. Tomght: Target Tokyo . P ... 2t ..... ,Clil.... . ........... ..,. ... ... - count,.,. Ross Mart111 111tsts .. 1 '--~liiiiiilli ........................ ~, 11 TV WEEK, Sfil"TEMBER 17, 1978 MONEY POSITION, POWER! THE EWINGS HAVE IT ALL ... AND A FAMILY SECRET THAT THREATENS TO BLOW THEIR WORLD APART! Starring Larry Hagmsn, Patrick Duffy, Victoria Prlncpaf, Barbara Bel GeddP~. Jim Davis, Charlene Tilton. , ... ao UTUllDAY (Com6nued) 4:00 •CD a ~· •·StlB (Jl)ir..-.. ..... .,.. lust ,.,.. 20,000 f~" (tcl·fi) "53-Paul Chri$ tian, P1ull Raymond. an'sE~hliMta e Utlllt Cu nrtitlll QI QM..,. FtllW ""'" -4:30-et r• futwt QI Me.le: "F'1r1W1ll t1 Ar1as" Cenci (dra) "S7-Jenn1fer lones. Rock Hud1on 8 ~ ..... lllferiln 5:00 • llfl ;... ......... , e Stir TM ())WIMtf W-.n • Metil: ct) MA ca.... fer Cor· ._, .. (•dV) "70-Georie Pepl)'rd (II ""' Cll lllllrl'MJ OM D Tiie SUI lawty ~ e Ern!tMta La Alt1tln ()) 1"1111 u ...... W.r G SPECIAL Ill~ T1IM Chns Hims 1s host of this news documentary lhal uploies p11so11 hit and the new determinate sentenc1n1 law. CDl TUt's ....,..._ m a a 1.twrtt1a •• Show @ 11N11 Tlllt T1111t ID Owce U,... A a.tai< fl) Califenlia Tt11illtt a £'""'& 11 ""' -7:30- D CllMMI Z Nfic AHlan 8 F1111ily F 11141 • Maid!""", .. m SjJ(CfAl Thwnder~ts Ullli111ittd Hydroplane racing from M1SS1on Bay rn San Dle(o. ®J @ Thi Clltap Show a i....u T1lamlS •emeW!Mrs fD Tllfaclan Gol4I • Mowil: ct) "Wllere Altftb Go, Tro11•11 follttn" (com) '68- Ro.salind Russell, Stell• Ste~ens 8:00 .. fllD St" S«cer D (J) NEW SEASOl lhod1 Rhoda _5·.30-and Bitnda ate stunned lo llnd out that thetr lather has tell thw 8 l'llDllU£ !Ital Step "-mother, a lact which Ida &otS lo Host John Newland upfom lht elab01ate pains to hide from them stranee WOlld ot psychic phenomena D c2J)@ CHilJ1 "The Volun "The Return of Ca1y DeW1t1" e• teeis" Jon and Ponch must p1fo1 a plores lhe stranae ""of "telepo<11 1110 of tank truct.s ,ootarning vol11lle lion," the seem1n1 split of lhe chlorine cas over a mountain pass ··as1r11 body" from lhe physical Kalherrne Cannon, Tire .Andrews and . "'""~~~~···~~-~'iilllf ~~~llli4il!MIW. ~~Hlt•Hll· ~fr6m.lislweek) recoveJT and trmls to hh111 where e MoM: (CJ (Zltr) "W«1d l!e tlCOllnlers the t111ic effects of Safari" r ravel documentary his h1v1n1 bttn there belOfe 8 (!DJ QI) NEW SUSON Car· 8 lllWI tor Col.fttry "One of Our Chief's Is • (J) '2IJ AIC ...._ S,.Cial Mlss1n1" Chrel Ray Mobey, hand "'The Puppy Wllo W•nltd A Boy" (R) cutttd to a pnsoner who is a far Roles 11e reversed 1n thrs 1n1m1ttd cenous Casanova. aets lost rn a storm story wllen • lonely Puppy 1oes rn on his way to A.llanta and sends the searcll ol a Slray boy to be his lnend Chnton COlners Pohce Department (JI hie: a:> "Tiit YtH& l••· on an upr~rio11s manhunt ,.,,"(di•) '69-Jason Evers m MoM: a:i (lllr) "NlrW.• & 8 ~ lldltler's W.W AllllaMfa" (dra) '71-Michael Jay Ill ~ IWacJ slOll, Janet Suur1an. Harry Andrews. Jeck Hawkins, Laurence Olivier -----'!!OP!'!'!"!!"--tD Thi Men &tlffift Sllow , •V•NINQ I m Mowlt : "O,llltiOfl '•ciflc" ._ ________ _. (•d~) "SJ -John Wayne all ,,.., '""""llUS e:oo • Cl) ft ..... Cll l\W..._ eo .... • lllN: ct) (Zltr) "Tiii .. ,._. .. (adv) '76-l1nsa1 W11ner •~r-• lllN: (81t) "ti'• A WW.rflll life" (rolfl) '•7-James StH11I. Donni llttd. m l.oJ Ansta P'fllltiarlllOllk at ttie HollJwotd ""' 9 JHlll lilkfMMf'• W.ld -1:30- • GeM T1lllts M1m1 's btck and weddine bell1 cl11111e wl!M Thelma 111lks dawn the aisle with lltlth Allde1S011 (Sen Powers) 1n all Amt11c1n football pf1yer But com· plQflOnS IOU, put1in1 /.J. in the 11 @ illl HC Sllllr"1 Molie: CC) (Zllr) "ltlrnl OfflrillJI" (susp) "76-Karen Black, Oliver Reed, Belle Oms. [Ileen Heckart, lee Montaom ery An ~nsuspulini couple rents •n 1SOlaled m1nS1011 for a peaceful sum· mer waufion lhal lums into In unl011e1able upenence 1n lenOI 8 LOVE BOAT SAILS IN * TO SEA Of TltOlt.E! a (]) ®l 11tl LM lelt Comedy v11nettes are "Julre"s 01femrn1, ' st1mn1 HOiman fell & Betty Garrett. "Who's Who," sta111n1 James Coto & Dody Goodman. and "Rocky," star nna Mthssa Gilbert, Jimmy Baio. Marla Adams & Edward Winters at Tiie '*"'• Farro Show 8 In ,lrlonunce at Wolf Trap m Tiit Loni Startll "footonnt ol the Buddh1" Host Ronald Eyre v1$1ts S11 la/lka (Ceylon) and India ((I) Masterpiece Thutre m HEE HAw9~; TENN. * EltNIE FORD TONITE QtHffHtw iO:OO U DAlW/DMl FAMILY * SECRET THREATENS EWIN' UIPfltE! U CJ) NEW SU.SON Dallas Part I ol a two part ep1SOde Bobb) thinks ~~~~l~~~~m~=r tJother 1nd Lucy's father. pl1yed by 1ues1 s111 David Aekro1d. and con winces ll1m to return lo the l1m1ly ra1Kll 1n Jens Gll)''s 1eturn mikes quite an impact on the lam1ly. but lucy llat a surp11u ol ht1 o•n •hen she unites her lither •Ith her molller. Val. 1)11yed b1 1uest sl11 Joan Van Ark, whom Lucy hat been seetnc secrelly • LM Allltrw Styte 8 "fANTASY ISLAND" * 1£&1NS "EW SEASOft 8 (]) ®l (JI) NEW SW()tl f'lft· tasy lslaM In "1he Bia Dipper." sbmne Dan Rowan & Jrll Whelan, a "man·OI the0cloth" on Ille run lrom police wants lo spend 1 weekend on the fondly remembered l1rm where he was raised, and rn ·The Pirate:· starrrne Sonny 9ono & 011na C.nova. 1 celebrated pain I er wishes to be come an ad~cnturous p111te so he c.n sweep the wom1n he IOves ott htr feet-•llhouch site's hlS u wile ... c.tlac• O &tut~ • "'-Miellfftt'• WtlW TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17 1978 -10:30-Gt ... ., 11:00 • (]) • ()) ®J ""' e UClA f...W UClA Biu1ns vs. Kansas Jarh•••ers • Sec..t City ....... tD Morie: a:> "U e Melly Maplfes" (dra) '69-Richard Harns. Sean Conneiy, ~manfha Ce&ar m liltllty ,,,,_. •• AJin& Circus f.m Molie: "Hamlet," st1rr1n1 S11 Laurence Otmer !JI) Rei H11111M1d -ll:l5- CD Men Griffitt Sllft D (JJ) ""1 D Adam·12 -11:30- • h it: (C) "Tiit ,ublic [Jt'' (com) '72 Mia Firro11. Topol, Marpret RawhnJs B Mowie: CC) "Modesty 811ise" (adv) '66-Mon1ca Villt, r euence Stamp, Dirk Bourde lJ) Tiit Comtdy Sllop 1iJ Cont&• Football M1ch1gan vs Notte Dame Tape delay (JD) Molie: "Crand Slam," starrrna (dward G Ro/Jrnson a> The lldia -11:45 - D @ iDl S1lurd11 lll11tt Litt ~WllMft!!~.J(;"'"~~<t'~ 12:00 Mofte: "Actioll Ht Hie """ Atl•nllc'" (dra) '43-Humphrey Boca rt -12:30-G> Motil: ''TIMI ...... , •• ""'""" (hor) 73-Pa.ul Nuchr 1:00 Gt Mowles: 'Golden Boy," "To1ethe1 Aeain" -1:15- D Oil lloc• C.Cett -1:30- • llllltr Sllptrstan • Tiit Adftnturtf'I 2:00 8 Motil: tt:i "lllln of Ille Arrw1• (wu) ·;6-Chutea Bronson, Rod Ste11er m Mowits: "'The Chri5tmas l\rd. 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